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New Store Opens in Bloomsburg Apothecary
Doctor Henry H Krider announces a new apothecary store in Bloomsburg offering a general assortment for sale to friends and the public.
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Henry H. Krider
Bloomsburg
Notice of sale and medical services offered in Bloomsburg 1824
A list of drugs medicines oils paints glass putty dye stuffs gums turpentine varnishes and related items will be sold on cash or country produce terms. Doctor Krider offers professional services to friends and the public and asks continued favors while pledging care and attention. Bloomsburg October 17 1824.
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N.B
Krider
Bloomsburg
Notice to creditors of Issaiah Willetts estate
Those indebted to the estate of Issaiah Willetts, late of Cattawissa deceased, must settle by January next. The subscribers will attend at the deceased’s house in Cattawissa each Friday from September 20 until January’s end. Creditors should produce their demands properly authenticated for settlement. Those neglecting this will not be neglected by William McKelvy and Thomas Harerman.
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Issaiah Willetts
Cattawissa
William M’kelvy
Thomas Hareman
Hops Bought At Market Price by Philip Goodman
Philip Goodman announces cash payment for hops at market price. Oct 3 1824.
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Philip Goodman
Court Document Fragment From Pennsylvania Authority
Fragmentary text references Joseph Higester and official authority in Pennsylvania. Readable portion suggests a formal Commonwealth proclamation or legal notice naming Higester and the governor role, with incomplete phrasing of authority and name.
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Joseph Higester
Pennsylvania
Seph Hiester
Gev
Proclamation Declares John Findlay and Thomas Murray Elected
A proclamation from Harrisburg on October 30, 1821 confirms John Findlay and Thomas Murray Junior as duly elected Representatives of the United States in the House for the remainder of the term, filling vacancies from James Duncan and Willis Cox Elis resignations. Governor Andrew Gregg signs with the Great Seal.
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Cumberland
Frankling Adams
Perry
Northumberland
Union
Columbia
Luzerne Bradford
Susquehannna
Lycoming Tioga
Potter
M’kean
Commonwealth
Am Ad General Assembly
John Mindlay
Thomas Murrray
Javor
House of Representatives
United States
James Duncan
Auditor General of Accounts
William Cox Elis
General Assembly
John Findlay
Hos. Murrray
Willis Cox Eilis
Insolvent creditors warned in Andrew Runyen case
The creditors and debtors of Andrew Runyen of Cattarissa township Columbia County are notified that Daniel Montgomery Thomas Woodside Wimstont Montgomery are appointed assignees by the Court of Common Pleas under insolvent laws. Debtors must pay all sums and deliver property. creditors must present accounts promptly. Danville Oct. 3 1524.
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Andrew Runyen
Cattawissa
County of
Columbia
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia County
Andrew Ranyen
Danville
Danville Hotel Transforms for Public Entertainment
In Danville, the former Mrs Spence property now run by William Hesher operates as a house of public entertainment. He will provide good liquors and be ready to host gentlemen attending cows, arbitrators, etc on moderate terms. He pledges to furnish hay oats and feed for horses.
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Danville
Spence
William Hesher
Gabriel Keeser Announces Tavern at Turnpike Road Stand
Gabriel Keeser informs the public he will occupy the tavern stand on the Berwick to Easton turnpike formerly kept by Peter Stair about 40 miles from Berwick. He plans to serve liquors and provide accommodations for man and horse, seeks public assistance after losses, promises cheap but quality service. Date November 7.
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Berwick
Easton
Peter Stair
Runaway Abraham Steel Sought. $56 Reward Offered
Abraham Steel, about five ft 6 in, German born, 30 years old, speaker of little English, escaped Tuesday the 23d. He wore an old blue coat, striped tow pantaloons, old hat and shoes. Deliver him to Danville county gaol for reward and charges from John Underwood, sheriff. October 27, 1821.
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Abraham Steel
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