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The notice states the paper costs two dollars per year payable six months in advance. Subscriptions require at least six months and will not be discontinued until arrears are settled. Ads run three times at one dollar per square, plus twenty five cents for each subsequent insertion, all to be paid in cash.
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Issaiah
Cattawissa
William M’kelvy
Thomas Hariman
Doctor Krider Opens Apothecary in Bloomsburg Store
Dr Henry H Krider announces the opening of an apothecary in Bloomsburg offering a general assortment of medicines and related goods to friends and the public.
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Henry H. Krider
Bloomsburg
Doctor Reider Seeks Patronage For Medical Services
An 1821 Bloomburg notice states Dr. Reider offers professional services to friends and the public, pledging indefatigable care and diligence to merit continued patronage. It mentions sale terms for various surgical instruments and related items, dated October 17, 1821.
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Reider
Bloomsburg
Governor Hiester Proclaims Commonwealth Authority
A formal proclamation in the name and by the authority of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is issued by Governor Joseph Hiester. The document asserts official state power and governance commands from the executive office.
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Josefu Hiester
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Jseph Hiester, Govenor
Proclamation on U S Representatives for Fifth and Ninth Districts
Governor Andrew Gregg proclaims John Findlay and Phow Murray duly elected to the U S House to fill vacancies created by resignations in 1821. The proclamation cites districts Cumberland Franklin Adams Perry and Northumberland Union Columbia Luzerne Bradford Susquehanna Lycoming Tioga Potter M Kean, dated October 30, 1821.
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Cumberland
Frankling Adamis
Perry
Northunberland
Union
Columbia
Luzerne
Stadford
Susquehannna
Lycoming
Fioga
Potter
M’kean
General Assembly
John Mindlay
Thomas Murrvray
Junor
House of Representatives
United States
Jones Juncan, Esquire
Jdom Findlay & Phow
Mauriray
Jumer
S'aie
James Dunan
Willian Cox
Insolvent proceedings for Andrew Runyen creditors named
The assignees Daniel Montgomery Thomas Roadside and William Montgomery are appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County to collect debts and property due to Andrew Runyen of Gattawissa Township. Creditors and debtors must deliver accounts and demands promptly. Dated October 1821.
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Andrew Runyen
Gattawissa
County of
Columbia
Court of Common Pleas
Columbia County
Vew Goods For Sale In Bloomsburg Town
Goods received and offered for sale in Bloomsburg. The item list and pricing are available upon inquiry.
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Bloomsburg
Local Merchant Announces Expanded Goods Stock for Cash
Bloomsburg announces a new stock of goods including saddlery dry goods groceries hardware hollow ware chests and glassware plus fur hats straw bonnets and more offered at reduced prices for cash or country produce. Also notes a militia meeting at William Brewer’s house in Bloomsburg with a first mate appointment for the 7th Regiment Pa Militia.
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7Th Regiment Pa
William Brewer
Bloomsburg
Danville Hotel Advertises Public House and Stables
A Danville notice states a former Mrs Spence and later William Mesler property is now a public house. The keeper promises abundant liquors and ready accommodation for gentlemen at courts or arbitrators, with hay oats and horse feed on moderate terms. November 7.
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Danville
Mre. Spence
William Mesler
Auiest
Reeser Announces Tavern on Turnpike Route Near Berwick
Gabriel Reeser informs the public that he will occupy the tavern stand on the Berwick to Boston turnpike once kept by Peter Stair about 40 miles from Berwick. He plans to offer liquor and full amenities for men and horses and seeks public support to cover losses, promising affordable high quality accommodations starting November 7.
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Berwick
Boston
Peter Stair
Elis
Runaway German Child Seeks Return for Reward
A notice from Sheriff John Underwood of Danville offers a five dollar reward for the return of Abraham Steel a German born child about three years old five feet six inches tall with straight black hair and limited English. He wore an old blue coat striped tow cloth pants an old hat and shoes when he escaped. Any person delivering him to the county jail will receive the reward and reasonable charges. Dated October 27 1824.
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Abraham Steel
Wy Boever
Insolvent debtor relief petition heard in Danville court
All interested persons are notified that the applicant has filed for relief under state acts for insolvent debtors. The Court of Common Pleas of Columbia County has set the first Monday in January for a hearing with creditors at the Danville courthouse.
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Court of Common Plexus
Columbia County
Danville
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