Harrisburg Chronicle promotes Andrew Jackson and reforms
The Harrisburg Chronicle describes itself as a democratic republican paper supporting Andrew Jackson and his administration. It outlines its role as a steady advocate of internal improvements and domestic manufacturing while promising impartial coverage of the Pennsylvania State Legislature.
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HARRISBURG
Pennsylvania
Andrew Jackson
CHRONICLE
Adams County Farm and Timber Land Taken for Public Sale
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of Adams County a farm of about 18 acres with meadow and woodland, improvements including two-story tavern and outbuildings, wells, orchard, and water stream on a turnpike, near Gettysburg to be sold at public sale on Saturday the 14th of November. Also included are 24 acres of timber land and a 10 acre lot. estate of Daniel Mark deceased. Sale at 10 o'clock. overseen by Jesse Mark and John Mark. viewing by call to the farm.
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ADAM PLUM
Menallen township
Isaac Wittman
Nicholas Baer
John Steimour
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Franklin
Adams county
Peter Comfort
William Foser
John Lady
J. Blakely
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Jacob Wert
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John Mark
JESSE MARK
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GEORGE ZIEDLER
Proclamation for Adjourned County Court at Gettysburg
A dated proclamation from Adams County authorities in 1829 announces a Court of Common Pleas and related sessions to be held at Gettysburg. It directs justices, constables, and other officers to attend with rolls and records to prosecute prisoners in the county jail in an official court sequence.
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Roman Catholic Council Held in Baltimore in 1829
The Baltimore Gazette reports on a provincial council of Roman Catholic clergy held in Baltimore from October 7 to 18. It lists attending prelates and officials, notes the council’s aims and future meetings, and estimates U S Catholic population at about half a million. Also covered are the South Sea expedition, Prussian census results, and assorted international notices.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNCIL
United States
James TV Whitfield
Baltimore
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