Farm for sale on Susquehanna North Branch Rush Twp
Valuable 300 acre tract on the North Branch of the Susquehanna in Rush township Northumberland county opposite Danville. Includes profitable shad fishery, two farms, two orchards, two dwelling houses with water, barns, 180 acres cleared arable and meadow with timberland. Will sell entire or in two parts. apply to subscribers on premises.
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North Branch
Susquehanna
Rush Township
Northumberland County
Danville
Sea of Justice
Columbia County
Carrs Advertise Three Insertions In Chronicle
The editors of the Chronicle of the Times in Reading are requested to run the above advertisement three times and send the bill to this office for payment dated June 4 1822.
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Chronicle of the Times
Reading
Dr Wm Woods Settles Practice at Gearhart House
Dr Wm Woods announces his summer residence at the house of John Gearhart Esquire where he will treat rheumatic and chronic diseases with his exclusive methods. He will offer medicine surgery and midwifery with utmost attention and cites numerous certificates of cures to support his ability.
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John Gearhart
Rush Township
Northumberland County
Wood’s celebrated rheumatic ointment praise and oath
An 1818 testimonial promotes Dr Wood’s rheumatic and bone ointment as an infallible cure for rheumatic complaints gout sprains fractures stiff joints burns and gland inflammations. The certificate from a Broadalbin New York resident claims dramatic recovery for a daughter once crippled and bedridden after applying the remedy at home.
Rheumatic cure claims and oaths in Luzerne County records
A sequence of sworn statements from 19th century Luzerne County residents testifies to rheumatism injuries and crippling conditions alleviated by Doctor Wood’s ointment. Elizabeth Atherton of Kingston and others describe long-term disability, oath attestations, and improved mobility after treatment. Samuel Thomas. Rush township May 1822.
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Luzerne County
Samuel Thomas
Luaerme
Elizabeth Atherron
Kingston Township
Coun
Elizabeth Atherton
Rush Township
Pennsylvania Intelligencer Announces Cooperative Operation
Subscribers in the Pennsylvania Intelligencer seek broad patronage and promise to remain neutral in selecting leaders for governor and president. Editors Charles Mowry and Simon Cameron announce a June 1 1822 partnership to divide labor and avoid pledges while pursuing capable leaders from any quarter.
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Pennsylvania Intelligencer
Pennsylvania
Charles Mowry
Simon Cameron
Information sought on Joseph Williams apprentice in Crosswick NJ
A historical note seeks details on Joseph Williams born in Chesterfield Township Burlington County New Jersey. He was apprenticed to Charles Cook at Crosswick and left with a mother and brother nearby. His father Nicholas Williams was shot by Lewis Pisseder after the Revolutionary War. Supposedly taken to Jacob Cook in Northumberland County. If alive, contact his brother on the island opposite Bristol.
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Joseph Williams
Chesterfield Township
Burlington County
New Jersey
Charles Cook
Crosswick
Nicholas Williams
Lewis Pisseder
Jacob Cook
Northumberland County
Bristol
Pennsylvania
Northumberland Academy Names James Kay Principal
The Northumberland Academy trustees announce Rev James Kay as principal succeeding the late Rev Plumb. The school opens May first offering classical and English education with reduced quarterly tuition rates. Readings and writing cost 400, Latin Greek and mathematics 500, pens and ink 50. Stenography lessons available for a small extra charge. Board possible in respectable homes for scholars from distant places. Israel Pleasants, Chairman. James Hepburn, Secretary. Northumberland February 22, 1822.
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Northumberland Academy
James Kay
Plumb
English Grammar Co
Kay
Mears Catechism Subscriptions Sought for Republish
A copy of Revd John Mears Catechism, revised by the Antrim Presbytery in Ireland, is favored for republication here. If one hundred subscribers join at fifty cents each, with four copies per subscriber, the expense to republish would be indemnified for the printer.
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John Mears
Presbytry
Antrim
Ireland
Produce payments accepted for Watchman subscriptions
The office will accept flax and wool as payment for newspapers. Wood or grain at market prices will be taken from local subscribers at Montgomery Sweney's still house in Milton for the Watchman. Subscribers preferring produce should send it in as conveniently as possible.
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Mileton
Montgomery Sweney
Milton
Danville
Times
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Henry Alward
Jacob Carr, John Carr
Wm. Woods
Dr- Wood
James Ford
Broad Annam
Montgomey
New York
de Wm. Wood
Tam
James Ford, J, Peace
William Searle
John Hess
Woods
Penna Intelligencer
James Montgomery
Court House
Northumberland
Academy
Green House
S. Jackson
Guthrie
Cumming
G. H. Plumb
J. Burr
North’d. Academy
Israel Pleasants
James Hepburn
Watchman
Trebecca Boone
George Kerr
Rebecca
Moorsburg
Lewisburg
John Rissell
M. Boone
Catawissa Township
Bradford & Cooch
Bowly’s Wharf
Baltimore
Messrs
Levi Hollingsworth
Jersytown
Thomas Buskirk
Israel Young
Loyalsock
James Barrett
Wm. Pollock
Mears’ Catechism
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