Printed and Published Every Thursday
The note states a publication schedule printed and published every Thursday by George Sweeney.
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Newspaper
The Watchman
Location
Danville, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1822
Page
1
The note states a publication schedule printed and published every Thursday by George Sweeney.
Tar Watchman will be published weekly at two dollars per annum with one dollar due at subscription and another at six months. No discontinuation for unpaid arrears, and no six month minimum beyond the stated term. Post subscribers pay the postage.
President Monroe asks Congress to recognize the independence of the Latin American provinces as de facto nations. He argues neutrality has been maintained, urges coordinated recognition, and notes potential appropriations to implement the measure.
Public demand rises for immediate disposition by the House of Representatives on the bankrupt bill with a preliminary decision anticipated today.
A person who received by mistake a bag containing two bushels of dhopt rye at Mr. John Montgomery's mill is asked to return it to the miller or leave it at the office.
Nathaniel Henrie proposes publishing in Union County Louisiana a weekly democratic newspaper in New Berlin. The plan outlines a periodical with local political content, community notices, and civic news. The manuscript suggests a distinct editorial voice for local governance and public affairs.
The Union Times announces plans to launch the New Berlin Gazette by April under liberal democratic principles. It will offer foreign and domestic matter, price current, and bank note exchange, with open discussion and protections against personal attacks. Subscriptions are two dollars per year, six month minimum, and readers are urged to forward names by April 1, 1822.
That old and well known tavern stand in Jersytown formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas Buskirk and lately by Israel Young will be let for one year or for a term of years. Immediate possession. Terms apply to the subscriber at Loyats sock or to James Barrett on the premises.
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