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Newspaper

The Watchman

Location

Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1822

Page

3

Governor Refuses Sign to Divide Districts Amid Delinquent Officers List

From the Easton Centinel the governor declines to sign the bill dividing districts per the late census. The blue light auditor general reports a roster of delinquent officers and unsettled accounts since the current constitution, accusing Hiester’s cabinet chief of malign intent.

Easton Centinel House of ‘Representatives Blue Light Auditor General Hiester

Horrid Murders in Lancaster Stir Public Fear

A Lancaster tale reports two brutal murders on the night of the first, Mary Lechler and Sarah Haag killed after a intruder broke in. The suspected killer is the husband of Mrs. Lechler, with rewards offered by the governor and local officials for his capture.

Lancaster Mary Lechler Joho Lechler Sarah Haag Beinhart Haag

Late from Vera Cruz Swan reports fort still in royalist hands

From Captain Skinner aboard the Swan we learn the fort at St Juan d’Una was still held by royalists. Signals of surrender were frequent and an order for capitulation was expected as preparations continued.

U. S. Commercial Advertiser Vera Cruz Skinner Schr Swan Fort St. Juan d’Unlah

War talk and tribal skirmishes ripple through early Arkansas news

The piece notes tensions as Don Augustin de Tourbide is a potential emperor, refugees move to Spain, and Robert Crittenden arrives in Arkansas to assess danger. It reports Cherokee Osage wars, prisoner losses, and U S military readiness including 200 horsemen and 800 infantry plus 400 army men, amid disputes over peace terms and Cherokee sovereignty in the Arkansas region.

Lexington Robert Crittenden Stiller Arkansas Miller United States Mississippi Tennessee River

Evangelizing Jews in Russia Reports by British Bible Society Agents

The article describes Drs Patterson and Henderson visiting Yutsk to assess scripture distribution among the Karaim Jews. They note the Karaim's open mindedness and use of their own language Partar at home and in the synagogue. The rabbi shows a copy of the Bible and the community appears receptive though uncertain about the Messiah.

Europe Russia British and Foreign Bible Society Patterson Henderson Yutsk Ostrog Jesus Christ Luisk Phey

Explain He brew text of the law

The note discusses the Hebrew law text and its interpretation. It outlines how scholars analyze original language, grammar, and statutory intent. The summary highlights key phrases, cross references, and historical context to clarify statutory meaning.

Letter from Marseilles on Levant tensions and Greece

Extract from a February 12 letter noting that disputes in the Levant persist and expect spring hostilities. It cites Smyrna Constantinople and Salemique dated January 11 to 16 with trade steady. A Turkish consul in Marseilles reports Greeks in the Morea forming a liberal constitution with a president senate and representatives modeled after the United States.

Marseilles Levant Russia Smyrna Constantinople Salemique Mores United States M. F. M Avds

Acts Passed by the Late Pennsylvania Legislature

A compilation listing acts and amendments approved by the legislature, including repeals in Philadelphia, supplements to debt recovery and fee acts, permissions for Trinity church Pittsburgh, and various borough incorporations and road projects. It records reliefs for veterans, guardianship, and the Orphans Society, plus appointments of constables and governance changes across multiple counties.

Pennsylvania Philadelphia Trinity Church Pittsburg Gettysburg Adams Clearfield Daniel M’neal Magdalen Ewing John Ewing Relief of the Orphan’s Society of Philadelphia Bedford Penn Township Susquehanna River Wright’s Ferry Court of Common Pleas City and Co John Biden William Power Perry County Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Isaac Leedum Harriott Wining Northumberland County Union Columbia Washington Mally M’kelly Mountpleasant Westmoreland Wiliam Harbison Peter Kidd County of York George Haller Court House Lewistown Alexander Reed Kishacoquillas Valley Pennsboroug Daneville Strasburg Manheim Lancaster Berlin Somerset County

Legal notices and acts list from Pennsylvania colonial period

Supplement to acts for removal of obstructions and relief of individuals in multiple counties. Includes road reviews, county line alterations, burial grounds funding, church incorporations, constable elections, and turnpike contracts across Franklin, Huntingdon, Centre, Crawford, Venango, York, Dauphin, Lancaster, Montgomery, Wayne, Westmoreland, and Northampton counties. To be continued.

Huntingdon Centre Peter Fricker Moses Townsend Greene County Mary Hamilton Lancaster County Crawford Venango State Road Franklin Bedford German Reformed Congregation City of Lancaster Bullskin Township Fayette County Beaver County Allegheny County Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Franklin Township York County St. John’s Church Mead Mount Peasant Westmoreland County Washington Wiliam Bingham Cumberland County Perry John PB. Livingston Eliza Nis Society of Universalists Philadelphi Norriton Lower Providence County of Montgomery Hements Wayne Easton and Wilkesbarre Northampton County

Militia Election for 48th Regiment Major Position

A militia notice announces an election for Major of the second battalion of the 48th regiment at Washington on Saturday April 27 to fill the vacancy left by Major Samuel Yorks. It urges support for Mr. William Kitchen of Jersytown, asserting his fitness and credit to the residents.

Talion 48Th Regiment Samuel Yorks Washington Wolliam Kitchen Jersytown Kitchen

Produce as payment for Watchman subscriptions

Flax and wool will be received in payment for newspapers at this office. Wood or grain at market prices will be received from subscribers near Aly ton at Montgomery Sweney's still house in Milton for payment of the Watchman. Subscribers who wish to pay in produce should send it as soon as convenient.

Alyton Montgomery Sweney Milton

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