Court weeks offer for subscriptions by Cooper’s paper
Jobs Cooper appeals to subscribers to forward or bring their subscriptions during the court weeks period. January 2, 1822.
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Jobs Cooper
The Republican Press in Danville, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
The Republican Press
Location
Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1822
Page
2
Treasury report praised for prudent handling of finances
The report of Wm. H. Crawford, Secretary of the Treasury, is an able production and reveals caution by the nation’s financial stewards. It shows resources and the current state of finances, reflecting integrity and intelligence among the department’s leaders.
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Wm. H. Crawford
Congress Weighs Holiday Session to Do Public Business
The article notes that Congress has resolved not to adjourn during holidays and urges they act if the public supports it. It emphasizes members should continue work without pay during absence and cites the constitution against sinecure offices.
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Congress
Wurts Report on Maryland Lands Grant and Legislative Delays
The Senate committee reports on the Governors message and Maryland’s public lands grant for school support. The critique notes the proposal’s length and urges more deliberation, warning against unconstitutional adjournment and questioning how the Legislature could reconvene validly.
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Wurts
Senate
Maryland
Congress
Repoval debate critique and rebuke of Middlesworth
The article criticizes legislative proceedings on repoval and questions the grounds for representatives siding against the many in favor of a few. It condemns the arrogance of Master Nei Middlesworth and accuses him of ignorance or misstatement on the house floor.
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Repoval
Nei Middlesworth
No title available in readable form
The excerpt rails at politicians over a regional question in Danville and Bloomsburg, denouncing Mid Nesworth and praising Bond Montgomery and Sutherland Kinney for fair conduct. It urges perseverance, warns of party control, and calls for a fair hearing for Columbia county residents in Harrisburg. The piece condemns perceived tyranny and urges citizens to organize for a decisive political shift.
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Danville
Bloomsburg
Mid- Nesworth
Mr. Holgae
William Findlay
Columbia County
Rhoads
Berks County
Berks and Schuylkill
Bond
Montgomery
Sutherland and Kinney
Friends
Friends of Divison
Patiece
Daniel Montgomery
Samuel Bond
Beatenield
Harrigburg
Berswick
Pennsylvania House Receives Auditor General Estimate 1821
The Pennsylvania House receives the Auditor General's detailed estimate of state receipts and expenditures for December 1821 through November 1822. It lists projected receipts of 153 566 66 dollars and a 133 566 66 dollar balance. militia costs, Pennsylvania claimants, and miscellaneous items are itemized, with notes on internal improvements and potential adjustments.
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House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Nicholson
Baynton
Dickinson College
Ac. &c
Government expenses broad and miscellaneous totals
The record lists ordinary and contingent expenses across departments including Legislative Executive Judiciary and Land Treasury. It covers pensions militia and costs linked to the late war and convict removal with a combined total of 470 000 plus smaller items.
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Land
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Recapitulation of Probable Receipts and Expenditures
The text lists probable receipts totaling 565,566.66 and probable expenditures of 232,000.00 in a financial recap. It appears as a numerical ledger fragment with amounts formatted to the cent.
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Harrisburg
Secretary of the Commonwealth
City
County of
Philadelphia
Arch Street
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