Court Notice From Danville Announces August Court Week
The piece notes the federal sheriff of Columbia County refuses to have his name in official notices published by the Watchman. It questions if a Democrat could vote for Samuel Webb. It then states the court will begin at 10 o clock in the forenoon of Monday August 5 at the Danville courthouse and continue vote week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Columbia
Myerlf
Tshail
Col. Miller
Gen. Ripley
Columbia County
Watchman
Samuel Webb
Danville
Wheat and grain donations sought from Watchman subscribers
A notice requests a few bushels of wheat rye corn oats or buckwheat from subscribers in arrears for the Watchman. The plea emphasizes gratitude for timely donations to support the publication.
Mat Manufactory Patron Thanks Public in Danville
Martin M'Collister of Mill Street Danville expresses lively gratitude for the public’s favours in his line of work and pledges to merit their continued support and approval.
Fine Hats Offered In Moderates Prices
Fine hats of every description will be kept in a ready line to suit customers fancies or purses. The maker asserts his work will compare with any manufactory and promises moderate prices with cash or trade taken for Lambs wool. July 12 1822.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Township
Education for the Deaf and Dumb at Philadelphia Asylum
The Philadelphia asylum for the deaf and dumb is now fully organized under David Seis as an experienced teacher. It invites applications from parents or guardians and lists contact addresses for representatives Richard Powall, Washington Jackson, William Price, N. C. Nancrede, and John Swift.
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Philadelphia
iavid @ Seisas
Richard Powall
South Ninth Street
Washington Jackson
South Eight Attreet
William Price
North Ninth Street
N. C. Nancrede
Fifth and
Powell Streets
John Swift
South Sixth Streets
Danville Watchman Offers Produce Payment Options
The Watchman will take produce in payment and will set locations to receive goods for distant patrons, accommodating gentlemen who wish to subscribe but face difficult times.
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Danville
Times
Valuable 300 Acre Farm For Sale In Rush Township
A 300 acre tract on the North Branch of the Susquehanna in Rush township Northumberland county near Danville offers two farms with improvements including two orchards two dwelling houses water access barns and all land of first quality. 180 acres are cleared with meadow and timbered areas. much meadow can be added. The property may be sold as a whole or in two parts. June 4 1822. Apply to subscribers on premises.
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North Branch
Susquehanna
Rush Township
Northumberland County
Danville
Columbia County
Pennsylvania
Dr Wim Woods Pledges Relief for Chronic Ailments
The notice states that Wim Woods offers medical relief for rheumatic and chronic diseases that resisted standard care. He has set up at John Odehart's house in Rush Township Northumberland County and will provide medicine, surgery, and midwifery with careful attention, citing numerous cure certificates to prove skill.
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John ©Odehart
Rush Township
Northiaauartadd
Viputavon
Dre Wood Ointment Promises Cure for Rheumatic Ailments
An 1810s advertisement touts Dre Wood’s celebrated rheumatic ointment as an infallible cure for rheumatic complaints gout sprains fractured limbs stiff joints and other ailments. The copy claims widespread endorsements and includes notarized certificates insisting the remedy restored mobility, with testimonials from Aaron Vader James Ford William Searle Elizabeth Atherton and others.
Dr Woods Cure Rehabilitates Local Woman After fourteen years
Sworn statements from Elizabeth Atherton and others attest that a local woman long crippled by severe leg cord issues and rheumatism regained mobility after treatment by Dr Woods. Certificates note prior helplessness, then improved walking ability and self care. Rush township dated May 21, 1822.
Causes for trial at the August Term 1822 in Columbia County
A list of cases to be tried in the court of common pleas at the August term 1822 for Columbia County including Bernard Stetler v John Stetler Jacob Harts administrators v Ebenezer Greenough John Evans Redmond v Wm and John Robison George Kelchnner v Adam Seibert et al Andrew Crouse v Henry Miller Evan Owens administrators v Wm B Sloan et al Caroline Weidel v Wm Roseberry Henry Miller Abner Moore v Wm Harvey Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the use of Conrad Kreider v Joseph Brown et al Diana Staples administrators of Edward Staples dec v George Paige's administrators Thomas Shipton et al v Jacob Bower's adm Abraham Millers executors v Berwick Wooler Co J and C Barton v Wm Boone Jacob Boyer v John T Webner Benjamin Kline v Adam Kline John M Reynolds v Daniel Cameron Eli Deimer v Henry Winn Philip Seidel v Joseph Prutzman Mary Stuck Jr v John Hower Philip Fenstermacher v Dillman et al Wm Culp c v Peter Lair John Douty v Caroline Weidel et al Simpson McCoy v Philip Goodman Henry Gigger v Henry Miller et al Edward Lewber v Samuel Worman Wm Maxwell for Wm Clyde v Joseph Auten Same v Same Same v Same Commissioners of Columbia County v Josiah McClure et al Peter Baldy v Rudolph Sechier James Read Esq v John Craig John Mordan v Christian Brobst Jacob Kudler v Jacob Nerrowe bone and Ed Grundy Lyon
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Court of Common Fleas
Columbia County
Bernard Stetler
John Stetler
Jacob Harts
Ebenezer Greenough
John Evans Redmond
John Robison
George Kelchnner
Adan Seibert
Andrew Crouse
Henry Miller
Evan Owen
Wm B. Sloan
Caroline Weidel
Wm. Roseberry
Abner Moore
Daeniel Cameron
Eli Deimer
Henry Winn
Philip Seidel
Joseph Prutzman
Mary Stuck Jr
John Hower
Philip Fenstermachéer
Dillman
Wm. Culp &c
Peter Lair
John Douty
Simpson M’coy
Philip Goodman
Henry Gigger
Edward Lewber
Samuel Worman
Wm. Maxwell
Clyde
Joseph Auten
Same
Josiah M’clure
Peter Baldy
Rudolph Sechier
James Read Esq
John Craig
John Mordan
Christian Brobst
Jacob Kudler
Jacob Nerrowe Bone
Grundy Lyon
Notice to creditors of estate of George M'Eown Esq deceased
All persons indebted to the estate of George M'Eown Esq deceased late of Greenwood township are requested to meet the subscribers on the first Friday in August and continue meeting every Friday until the docket is settled and all accounts are closed. Those with claims against the estate should present them legally attested at the subscribers' office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M’eown
Greenwood Township
Rags to be taken in payment for newspapers
Newspapers offered for sale note that rags can be accepted as payment at this office.
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Sheriffaltyt
Columbia Coun
William Carothers
Berwick
Sheriff’s Oice
William Kitchen- Jersytown
Neghbors
Jacob Dyer
Catawissa
Henry Alward
Dasville
Isaac Bear
Free and the Dependent
Sheriff’s Office
Catherine Arwine
William Cox
Jacob Carr
John L
Dickson Mattias Denham
David Davis
George Gerhart
John Henderson
John Hiney
Benjamin “Kelley
Samuel Lilley
William Morrison
Derry
Daniel Ringler
Benjamin Reed
Rebecca Schuls
Jeremiah Smith
Henry Trexler
Willam Wilson
Thomas Woode Side
William Woods
Mr. Boshi
Mat Manufactory
Martin M’collister
Education For the Deaf & Dumb
Dre Wood
James Ford
Bread Albam
Montgomery
New York
Wood
Aaron Vader
Justice of the Peace
Vader
J. Peace
William Searle
John Hess
Luzerne County
Samuel Thomas
Luzerne
Elizabeth Atherton
Kingston Township
Woods
the Watchman
Mears
Antrim
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