Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1847-11-04

Will be Published in Washing
ton, ID. c., on the 18th of
December next,
No. l of The
UNITED STATES REPORTER,
A Daily Journal Of Government, Leg
islatiue, and General News.
TTyHE subscriber is now enabled to announce
| IL the completion Of his arrangements for
the establishment OF well organized and III
| dependent Joui nal d News ct the Seat Of the
/ General Government.
The leading features of the UNITED STAIRS
a1EPoxrkn wril be the following:
I. Early intelligence of the movements of
the various Departments of tile Government
in reference TO dome sic aAsrs and the for
| eign relations Ut the country, will be given
with scrupuous fidelity. Possessing pecu-
liar facilities. for obtaing information, the
Reporter" will be enabled frequently to
communicate, exclusively intelligence of the
most importpat character.
! IL. The Verbatim Reports Of the Proceed.
! ngs and debates of the Untted States ST nate,
| which the proprietor is bound to furnish daily
to that body, in accoltalce with the TENS of
the contract made at the, close OF last session
| ct Congress. The arrangements now made
will at once fully secure 10 the senate of tie
! United States an authentic and complete re.
! cord ct its debates; and to the people-;n a
greatly enlarged At gree-the benefit of the
! experience, sagachy and craftsmanship OF
| that body to which they have ever looked
with soiscitous and respectful regard.
/ Ill. The Proceedings and Debates IN the
House Of Representatives will also be gwen,
with tul:ness, mpaltislty. ane. the utmost
! prompt'Hde. Every days record will be
completely made up, and appear i'll the "iie-
J porter" next morning.
! ". A SynoDt;cal View of the Proceedings
and debates Of all the State Legislatures wall
be rgulariy given Members Of Congress.
and all readers will thus be kept fully and
systematically informed Of the domestic leg
! station in all sections Of the United States.
! " Early Intelligence Of all important
movements in the Legislatures II Great Dri-
tain aud France will be communicated by eve
| ry steamer from Europe, through reporters
| IN London and Paris, Who possesses peculiar
facilities foT obtaining information.
vi. The General News of the day will be
u
attention.
Sucl, is brief view of what the United
States Reporter" is designed to be. All the
plans and arrangements have been well ma
'ured, and the hope is confidently cherished
hat the United States Reporter" W III prove
/ aseif AN energetic. industrious, dignifed. aud
perfectly independent Journal. 1t Will
nave no party vlew-no political bias. The
IL, ~
he Senate of the United States. is bound to
political discussions exec pit the debates A." 1t
will be :ehicie OF NEws-nOt the organ Of
| any set of opinion. The grand ann Of the
subscriber is to establish at the seat of
| Government a faithful and prompt reporter
| of all sorts of intelgence-a responsible a
gent, Oh which tie politician. the BUSINESS
man, the manufacturer. the mechanic, and
every one Interested in The affairs OF Con
gress and the Government, may hELT at al
times VITA implicit confidence.
1t is believe that the establishment of such
"a reliable Journal of intelligence, on terms
winch place 1t within reach Of The great mass
! es Of The people, at the commend ement o.
what promises to be "a most interesting and
| even'fui period IN the history of Congressional
! proceedings, will be regarded with favor
| by al! classes OF the community; and, having
| thus stated his objects. the subscriber respect
! fully solicts a liberal and general support
! from tie enlightened public of the United
States.
JAMES A. HOUSTON,
Stencgrapher to the Senate ofhe Z. .S:a,es.
The "Cmled States Reporter" will be
printed on large and handsome sheet and
issued every morning, except Sundays, at the
rate Of six dollars per annum; single copies.
/ two cents.
| In connection with the daily paper, there
will be issued from the same establishment,
THE MIRROR OF CONGRESS.
This publication will contain exclusively
the reports Of the proceedings and debates Of
the Congress of the United S:stes. 1t will be
| ssuee semi weekly, i'll an elegant quarto form,
| throughout the session of Congress- and viii
be furnished to subscribers at the rate Of two
dollars for the long session, and one dollar for
The short session. 1t IS believed that this great
national work will be deemed Indispensable
III the library OF every public institution, pol
'lcian, and professional man, throughout the
country; and that it will be regarded by the
great mass of the people as the very best
( political text book for their own Instruction
fand that OF Their Children.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Throughout the sessions Of Congress, Elk.
rRRAs will be issued from the office of the
'.Uaitea States Reporter containing the re
ports Of all such debates as may possess par
ticular!y exciting interest.
All newspapers throughout the United
States who publish this prospectus once
week from this date till the meeting of Con
gress, will be entitled to an exchange with the
"United States Reporter and will be placed
on the list of those to whom the extas will
be despatched.
All subscriptions and communications to be
most Maid adtreSSetl 81 Houston limited