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Newspaper
The Republican Press
Location
Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1822
Page
4
A Lancaster Journal reader presents an English translation of a German song praising Rhine wine. The verse extols wine as a divine joy, lifting the weak to power and bringing delight to lovers and maidens, ending with a toast to Germania’s sons and vineyard life.
A historical notice argues for expand ing cultivation of potatoes flax and hemp to boost US economy. It cites 1820 import data and Treasury reports, urging farmers to grow fibers and feed domestic manufactories to create jobs and reduce reliance on foreign goods.
The Commissioners of Columbia county meet in Danville on February 7 to receive proposals for a county map outlining county lines waters and unseated lands and for a Barr and Seats in the Danville Court House per the Syfbury or Longs town plan. Signatories include Samuel Bitler Daniel Folmer and Jesse Bowman. January 23 1822 Danville.
In the Borough of New Berlin Union County Pennsylvania a weekly Democratic newspaper is published under the name Nathaniel Wenrie.
The Union Times announces plans to publish a weekly newspaper in Union County from New Berlin. It pledges liberal democratic principles, open discussion, varied content, and avoidance of personal attacks, with subscriptions at two dollars a year and ads three times per dollar.
Persons indebted to the estate of Abraham Gulick of Point township Northumberland County are summoned to appear on the 25th and 26th instant at the deceased’s house to settle accounts. Creditors must present properly authenticated demands for settlement.
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