AFRIVAT FROM ENGLAND REPORTS AND EVENTS
From the Salem Register dated Nov 21 the ship Commerce arrived after nine days from Liverpool. Reports from London Oct 8 describe a grand ceremony for a constitution memorial and the king’s health and travel plans. Vermont election results show Mr White leading by three votes. A Vermont disturbance saw armed men attack squirrels. 495 killed in 48 hours. A mammoth potpie was later shared by 27 people.
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London
Tishon
Carlion Palace
Tusseldorf
Hanover
Vermont
The People’s Guardian Advertises Publication Details
A notice from Lewis Deffehach promotes The People’s Guardian as a new useful Philadelphia paper printed in Northern Liberties. It states weekly Thursday issues on royal sheet sold at two dollars per year, six months in advance, with four advertisements per issue at one dollar per square and discounts for yearly advertisers. Postage and payment terms are specified for subscribers and advertisers.
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Nothern Liberties
Philadelphia
Lewis Deffehach
the People’s Guardian
Debates in the Legislature Sketch Offered by Editor
The editor of the Pennsylvania Intelligencer announces plans to publish a daily sketch of legislative debates at the approaching session. Subscriptions are four dollars in advance for the session, four weeks by mail for four dollars, or five hundred dollars a year. Readers are asked to indicate whether they join for the year or session only, with editors republishing the notice receiving equal terms.
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Pennsylvania Intelligencer
Pennsylvania Legislature Proceedings to Be Reported in Chronicle
The legislature of Pennsylvania will be reported and published in the Chronicle for the approaching session as in years past. The price for the twice weekly paper during the session is 450 dollars, payable in advance. Subscriptions for the Chronicle during the session are received in this office.
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Pennsylvania
Chronicle
Trial List for January Term 1822 Proceedings
The document lists numerous civil cases for January term 1822 including Martha Cook et al vs Tohn Conk and others, with many named plaintiffs defendants and administrators. It notes court scheduling ordering two weeks of court for arguments and quarter sessions, with half the common pleas causes to be ready by the start of the second week.
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Martha Cook
Tohn Conk
Ursula Riffert
Abraham Hinkle
Tacob Mastelierva
William “Iheen
James Herhborn
F'sq
Daniel Cooner
Diana Steepies
Edward Steeples
Browman
al Abraham Miller
Berwick Wa'er Co
Samuel Webb ,Jr
James Fox
David Morgan
Benjamin Kline
Adam Kline
John M’ Reynolds
Cammeron
Elesvar Corns &c
Anna Williams
Philip Seidle
Joseph Prutzman
William Millep
John Alexander
Tohn Bryson
Azariah Davis
Same
John Douty
Caroline Weidle
A. Crouse
Philip Fenstermacher
Gideon
Sarah Dilman
Simpson M’coy
P. Goodman
Common Pleas
Notice of January 6 1821 court term at Danville
The Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace and Common Pleas for Columbia County will convene at the Danville courthouse at 10 in the forenoon on Monday January 6 for two weeks. Coroners, justices of the peace, and constables must attend with rolls records inquests and other papers. Witnesses for the Commonwealth must attend to prosecute. Jurors must be punctual per notice. Dated December 5 1821. Jonux Undernoon Sheriff Danville
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Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Court of Common Pleas
Orprian’s Court
County of Columbia
Court House
Danville
Commonwealth
Jonux Undernoon
Cheese for sale cheap for cash near Northumberland
A seller offers a large stock of first quality Cheese and a general assortment suited for a country store. Prices are reduced for cash, part credit, or landed property. The goods will be cleared on the first day of next January as mercantile business is declined. Debtors are urged to settle soon. Northumberland, Nov. 25.
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Northumberland
N. B
Notice of Administrators Accounts in Columbia County
Administrators of the estates of Samuel Pegg of Derry township and John Shuman of Jattawissa township have filed accounts of administration in the Registers Office of Columbia County. The accounts will be presented for confirmation and allowance to the Orphans Court in Danville on the first Monday of January next. Ells Mugh es. Registers Office. Dec. 5,1821.
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John Brown
Berwick
Brier Creek Township
County of Columbia
Samuel Pegg
Derry Township
John Shuman
Jattawissa
Orphans Court
Danville
Ellis Mughes
Anti-Dysenteric Medicine Endorsed by Several Endorsers
Letters from contractors and physicians praise Doctor Vought's Anti-Dysenteric Medicine for dysentery cholera morbus and diarrhea. Testimonials from WM Brittlin Erastus Henry John McKay George White assert rapid relief and family use. Sold for $1 at local offices and agents.
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Vegetable Kingdom
America
Vought
Carrol Street
Rochester
Monroe Co
New York
John G., Vuught
Genesee River
C. Erastus Henry
John McKay
John G. Vought
Doctor Vought
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Salem Register
Afrivat
England
Commerce
Gard. Ner
Liverpool
Congress
Mr. White
Legislature
Frogclamas Pion
The
Susquehanna and Lehigh Turnpike Company
Silas Ingle
Plaister
Paris
Easton Price Current
Bashel
John Cowden
Registers Office
United States Army
Cayuga Lake
Cayuga
John Harris
Lewistown
Jacob L. Larzelere
Locisport
Susan Norbury North
Umberland
Margaret Markly Sunbury
Jacob Rhoad Selinsgrove
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