Advertisements and tax arrears policy in colonial paper
The notice outlines subscription rates in advance and end of year options, semiweekly and weekly ad insertions with per square pricing, and a minimum one square charge. It warns paper suspension until arrears are cleared and details legal sale notices for executors guardians and heirs, including timing and publication requirements. It also describes proof requirements for remittances and public notices for debts and estate matters.
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Himeef
Augusta Health Notes and State Legislature In South Carolina
Our City Sexton reports the interment of one person a black during the week ending the 29th Some lines note South Carolina Legislature convening Henry Deas elected President of the Senate Parniex None Speaker of the House The Governor s annual message to both houses will be printed Readers are urged to peruse it Also listed are directors elected for a local bank for the ensuing year with several names and a bank President re elected, Johns Moons.
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Health OF
Augusta
Our
South
Carolina
Henry Deas
Senate
Parniex
House of Representatives
Joux Moons, Esq
Soan Moons
Jamas Ganonen
Joan Caumhnart
Asain Warramax
Jans Fraser
Wirtax Demaixa
Joan Boxes
Joux Epcan
Janzs Hanren
Parasaxt Sroyarn
Sauces Cranks
Ropentr A. Rein
Solar Eclipse Notices and Church Week Services in Augusta
The notice invites the Synod of South Carolina and Georgia to meet in Augusta on the fourth at 11 o clock with sermons in the Presbyterian Church. Evening services continue all week at 7, pews free. The article also recounts observations of the solar eclipse from Charleston and Beaufort with details on darkness, thermometer drop, and Venus visibility. It cites Milledgeville correspondence on the Military Code revision and volunteer corps provisions.
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Augusta
Dar
South Carolina
Georgia
Presbyterian Church
Charleston
Venus
Beaufort
Fair Island
Transcript
Milledgeville
Chronicle
Senate
Court of Errors Proposed and Bank Inquiry Rise in Assembly
A bill for a Court of Errors is favorably spoken of after its reading. A three member and later a five member committee are to travel to Columbus to inspect the Farmers Bank of Chatahoochie with powers to summon papers. The House debates the Poor School fund distribution by white population, rejects the Northwestern measure, and expects session extension toward Christmas unless early work ends by the 10th.
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M’acusstsn
Chatham
Columbus
Farmers’ Bank of
Chatahoochie
Monster rhetoric over federal bank threat sparks heated column
A Columbia Telescope excerpt attacks government fear of a new monster monetary plan. The writer mocks the opposition to the United States Bank, praises Van Buren’s calculating politics, and questions Jacksonian aims. He cites Mr. Ritchie and the phrase nous verrons as a jab at anti bank forces.
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Columbia
United States Bank
Liberty
van Buren
Jackson
Ritchie
Nous Verrons
Federal Union on Resolutions and Armed Defense debate
The Federal Union questions whether peaceable resistance to the Alien and Sedition Laws, like the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions of 1798, would have avoided force. It cites Virginia Carolina arms buildup and arsenals at Richmond as evidence that public opinion and state readiness shaped responses more than peaceful repeal.
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Ae Federal Union
Virginia
Kentucky
Federal Union
Richmond
Arsinal
South Carolina
Carolina
Correction for Readers on Newspaper Subscriptions
The article explains a willful intent to correct false impressions about liability for non subscribers and urges publishers to stop forwarding papers to non subscribers at their own expense, noting occasional disputes with so called subscribers and the principle of self-respect in Northern paper.
Subscribers in Debt For Years Own Paper Theft
The excerpt argues that readers who take papers without paying are liable for subscriptions even if they did not order the issue. It discusses postmaster duties, publisher remedies, and whether subscribers or postmasters bear responsibility for discontinued deliveries. It calls for editor replies and clarifications on paper liabilities.
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Baltimore
N. York Daily Sentinel
Eee Ammenarstendh Neler
Savannah to Macon Railroad Bill Rejected in House
Correspondence from November 27 1834 notes the House rejected the railroad bill by 29 to 105 while the Senate passed the biennial act. The letters discuss Georgia politics, potential governor impeachment issues, and a bank note denomination bill amended to 10. A note from Nanwon Coweta reports smallpox in Mybd County and vaccine scarcity. Governor Milledgeville forwards a Supreme Court citation matter.
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Mittsnervinur
House
Savannah
Macon
Yeas
Senate
Georgia
Nownan
Coweta County
Mbyd
Augusta
Floyd
Education by labor system gains legislative support in Georgia
A Georgia Senate report endorses combining manual labor with study to reduce education costs and build character. The plan targets Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian groups, proposing state donations to each society if matched locally, with a bill to enact the program. The era also sees moves on banking, a new Augusta bridge, and a central railroad debate.
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Wilson Lumpkin
Committee On the State of the Republic
Dawson
Senate
Desarourete Verde Ptrais
Echols
Walton
Vic
Merchants and Planter’s Bank of
Augusta
Meallister
Committee On the Judiciary
Bank of Darien
Central Bank
Darien
Bank of
Melion
Gordon
Savannah
Macon
Columbus
Farmers Bank of
New Georgia maps by Oldinge Green offer complete county view
The Federal Union notes Oldinge Green’s map of Georgia shows the state with counties and Cherokee country, plus lands west of the Flint river divided into sections. It claims accuracy and permanence, available at Dr George A Brown’s hotel in Milledgeville, roller map four dollars pocket map two dollars fifty cents.
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Oldinge Green
Georgia
Chorge A. Brown
Milledgeville
Federal Union
Postmaster at Portland questioned over nullification ties
The United States Telegraph questions whether Todd, recently named Portland postmaster, was rewarded for nullification zeal. It recalls his prior printing of Hayne’s speech and a bound Governor’s address, asking if the appointment aligns with current executive policy. The piece defends Todd as a still nullifier, under conditions of the Democratic State Rights party.
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United States Telegraph
Portland
Todd
The
Argus
Hayne
Democratic State Rights Party
Election odds from Columbia and North Carolina reports
The Charleston Mercury predicts Gronox Mc Durrie as Governor with the oath likely. Wm R Kixe re elected to the U S Senate from Alabama. David L Swain re elected Governor of North Carolina. Ballot count shows Swain 97, Mosely 89. Raleigh notes new gold finds at Reed's Mine Cabarrus County with pieces up to 20 pounds found in a day. Also: Tuscaloosa stage accident in Dallas County. all passengers saved. mail saved. Fire at Eliza Pickens’ house near Pendleton destroys house and contents with heavy loss.
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Ummary
Columbia
Charleston Mercury
Gronox Mc Durrie
Wm. R. Kixe
Alabama
Senate of the United States
David L. Swain
North Carolina
Swain
Mosely
Raleigh
N. C
Reed's Mine
Cabarras County
Tuscaloosa
Dallas County
Montgomery
Mit
Eliza Pickeps
Pendleton Messe
Marriages Reported in Monroe and Jackson Counties
Married notices appear from Monroe County with Br. Joan Shannon and Miss Rachel Jones daughter of the late Larkin Johnson. In Jefferson Jackson County, on the 16th, Mr Jack Son Bagl of Athens wed Miss Edisu ca daughter of Robert Wilson of the same place.
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Monroe County
Joan Shannon
Rachel Jones
Larkin Johnson
Jefferson
Jackson County
Jack
Bagl
Athens
Edisuca
Robert Wilson
the & Mer Place
Five Died in Columbo This Month
In Columbnos on the 19th inet Mrs Elizabeth Watson consort of Gen James C Watton died in the 6th year of her age On the 8th inet at her father's Col John Mills residence in Rutherford County North Carna Mrs Harriet Camp consort of Mr Joseph T Camp of Columbus At her father's residence near Columbne in the th year after age Miss Martha W Vance daughter of George Varce died
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Columbnos
Elizabeth Watson
James C. Watton
John Mill
Rutherfort County
North Carolna
Harriet Camp
Joseph T. Camp
Columbus
Columbne
Martha W. Vance
George Varce
Augusta Market Cotton Prices Rise Amid Brisk Trade
Reports from Mobile and New Orleans indicate cotton demand surges with prices advancing to 16 1 6 cents. Traders expect Gulf exports up over last year, while Savannah freight holds at $1 and Charleston lags. river traffic supports steady activity.
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Gulf of Mexico
Apalachicola
New Orleans
Cotton Market and Shipments Hit by Savannah Prices
Reports from Savannah and Charleston show large cotton stocks on hand with 16 734 bales Upland and 221 bales Sea Island in Savannah and 9 689 Upland and 949 Sea Island in Charleston. Prices rose through the week with sales of thousands of bales from 16 to 19 cents, aided by New York imports and river navigation. Closer notes describe coffee molasses spirits corn bacon lard salt mackerel bagging and freight trends as traders assess further declines.
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Savannah Mail
Savannah
L.’ Hart
Thomas Purse
Sea Island
Charleston
Bales Sea Island
New York
Liverpool
Uplands
Murchasers
Prudential
Ulands
Howard Street
New York Canal
Porto Rico
Orleans
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Greenock
Havre
Europe
Lince
New You
Georgia
England
Kentucky
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Bank OF Augusta
Georgia Legislature
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Henry Baldwin
Supreme Court of the United States
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General Assembly
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Low, Tyler & Co
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Columbia Court House
William A. Starnes
Superior Court of Columbia
John W’. Houghton
John B. BiiWnson
Burke County
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J. G. Baduly
Jesse P. Grex
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