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For Sale Cheap Surveying Instruments in Washington
Ash will be paid for hops at market price by Philip Goodman. Oct 3, 1821. For sale cheap a complete set of surveying instruments. Any person wishing to purchase can apply to the subscriber living at Washington.
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Philip Goodman
Washington
Doctor John G. Voughts Anti-Dysenteric Medicine ad
Historical advertising copy touts Dr John G Voughts Anti-Dysenteric Medicine a vegetable preparation for dysentery diarrhea cholera morbus and summer complaint with customer testimonials from military hospital officers contractors and residents in 1821 New York and Pennsylvania praising its quick bowel relief and recommending its use for travelers families and distant settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Worms
Genesee River
Senate considers lumber inspection law for Susquehanna trade
On Tuesday January 1 1822 the Senate met in the State Capitol. Mr Grosh offered a resolution to appoint a committee to consider a law for inspecting lumber brought down the Susquehanna River landed and sold in Lancaster Dauphin and York counties. The measure was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grosh
Lancaster
Dauphin
York
Petitions and bills discussed by the Pennsylvania Senate
The Senate considered petitions on militia support, bank charters, and a loan office, with actions to amend militia penalties, establish justices courts, and report on small claims court limits. Committees were tasked to map turnpike and inland navigation projects and to study court attachment and writ procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Roads
Senate
Petitions and bills before Judge Baird in Beaver County
A fragmentary record shows motions before Judge Baird on behalf of George Donchey estate. authorities to operate a public ferry near Williamsport. a State road from Pounsborough to Danville via Washington. an alteration to the improvement act for funding a Pine Creek bridge. and payments to Nathaniel Coulter, plus interest on land surveying debts. Additional items include a Justices Court bill, Capitol furnishing supplement, widow of John Ewing mortgage authority, and a bank accounts inquiry for several Philadelphia banks with a call to report capital, notes, deposits, and debts.
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Af. Darsan
George Donchey
Beaver County
Baird
M’meens
Charles
West Branch
Susquehanna
Williamsport
Po M?meens
Alshouse
Pine Creek
Co.missioners
Lycowing
Nathaniel Coulter
Mahon
Wim. Power
John Nicholson
Mahon Smith Coleman
Conyngham
Grosh
Wurtz
John Ewing
Mer. Coleman
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and Farmers Asi Mechanics
Philadelphia
Senate
Bank of Pennsylvania
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John G. Vought
United States Army
Cayuga Lake
Cayuga
Joan Harris
Lewistown
Jadob L. Larzelere
Locisport
John McKay
C. Erastus Henry
Rochester, Jug
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Jacob Khoad Setinsgrove
Pennsylvania
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Roguet
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Watts
Bin
Joseph Ball
Cadsattader
New Market Street
Mr. Mahon
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Smith
Grosts
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Rio
Coleman
Lancaster Bank
Mr. Smith
Chambersburg Bank
Eyster
Duncan
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Mr. Mann
Bedford
Po Mann
Till, Grosh
Sher TS & Coroners