The Pennsy\vania Gazette,
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.4.r;cul,urc, Commerce and Manufactures.


A line of policy has been adopted throughout
many states of the Union, for the sencourage-
ment OF finternal Improvement and manufactures,
on the broadcst scale, calculated in its operation
to dcveope their resources and forward their in.
tcrcsts.


The central position Of Pennsylvania, her soil,
wealth, local apv ,ntages for establishing manu-
factories, and her immense mineral treasures OF
coal, iron, salt, &c. deposited at distance from
her navgabe rivers, point her out as member
of the un,on especially called upon to take the
lead in this great scheme of national improve
Inent.


A conviction of the truth of this position, and
Of the course She ought to pursue, has dawned
upon the public mind; md her citizens have
declred that the advantages bestowed upon her
| by nature, shall no longer remain unimpovedt
her policy now cmphatically declares that her
moral and physical energies and resources shall
be developed ard maturcd.


To promote this honorable and beneficial de.
sicn the Editor of the Miners journal published
at Mont Carbon, intends, if sufficient encourage
rnent be afforded, to enlarge his plan and to pub.
lish daily, and three times, and once week, at
the city of Phlladephla, paper under the tue
Of the PennSy'gaRla Gazette, devoted to Internal
Improvement, Elucrtion, Agriculture, Com
marce, and Manufactures.


The following is an outline Of the plan which
IS intended to BE pursued ilr the conduct OF tins
Journal.


Authentic notices of The design, situation, and
progress of all public works, canals, railways
road, manufactures, &c. OF this state.


All new and useful inventions and discoveries
Which may be useful to the merchant, farmer OF
manufacturer.


Commercial information ofall kinds.


Education, jurisprudence, with view OF INC
politics of PENNSYLVANIA and OF the Cnoh


The history, statistics, institutions, poleY,, e.
vents and improvements OF the city OF fhiiaueF
phia and other portions oi the state will be par
ticnlarly attended to.


Early and original reports of the proceednSS
of legislature Of TIL State of Pennsylvania 10,
gether with 4 summary of the proceedings ol
Congress.


Interesting law and police cases.


Foreign and domestic events and occurrences
which may he generally useful and interesting.


Notices of works OF merit issuing from the
press, with extracts from the most popular pc
riodicaIs sha be freely given 10 cnliven the col
umns of the Gazette.


The whole shall be accompanied with sueh
editorial remarks and eXposltions as may "
deemed necessary and proper to promote 'ae
honor, prosperity and welfare OF this great s'a'e
and its metropolis.


The PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, win labour tr
promote all useful measures and improvements
and especially to point out and develope VIC
manifold resources of this state. Her moral
political, and physical advancement shall ever h'
ITS paramount care; and in discharge oi tt's u'-
~ the editor will use his cxcrtions 10 make tne
city better acquainted with the country, and t''S
country bcs.er acquainted with the cityi AM
conviction i, felt that in the place OF the ds'i'
; and sectional preiulices now existing, mH'"N'
good feeling respect and esteem, and inrch pNp
: lie benefit will be the result.
+. With SO many useful objects in view, i wo''.'
i be necessary to say, il 10 not intended 70 r"-
r ter into the endless cavils and snuositns OF poe
4 litical discussion !,
e Whenever the public good may demand y.
$ public men and public measures shall b, tresf
:, aid fcarle SLY canva SD Temporary ropula''
i'y viii not be sou ,ht afler by gratifying tl,e
s m ,licious or misleading the unwary. Broad COZ.
i stitaticnal principles shall be espoused' ana
n system of plain political common sense Le aa'' :
IS Gated and enforced,


IS Reporters " II be employed to attend the SIS,
sions of our legislature and all public Inec0"sJI
within rtaiom,e distance of p 'adelphIF' a,'s.
II measures have been taken TO obtia tue carr.
C information OF all that is passing Throughout Ia
h country In ha
10 In short, neither labor nor expense WIN ~
spared, nc- aag source Of Information i's ""'N


