Broad Street Gazette Adverts and Washington Anniversary Notice
Published weekly on Broad Street under the Globe Hotel, the notice details subscription rates, advertising charges, and payment rules for semi weekly and weekly editions. It also lists legal sale publication requirements and a Washington's Anniversary celebration with parade marshal and order of procession.
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Broad Street
Globe Hotel
Washington
Col
Ronert W. McKren
Prastor’s Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Wrotham W. Wears
James't’. Guar
Law School
Mail Arrangement for Local Post Offices
Daily and weekly operating hours listed for multiple mail offices including Western, Savannah, Cuantestoy, Artusns, Gurexsville, Cannesville, and others. Specifies due times, closing times, and Sunday or weekday exceptions. Notes daytime open hours 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. and evening 7 to 8 P.M. with Sunday openings and short lunch closures.
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Nonrtueny Mart
A.M. Western Mart
A.m
Rv. m. Savawnan Mart
A. Mt. Cuantestoy Mart
Savannah
Wesern
Military Ball in Aiken and Georgia Militia election news
Augusta February 18 1835 notices urge payment before March first as heavy remittance looms. Mr Calhouns Report on Executive Patronage praised in this issue. Aiken hosts a Washington Birthday Military Ball at Taors Horst. Thomas Tobin wins Major of the 75th Battalion Georgia Militia with 184 votes to 71 for Joseph Burton. majority 113.
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Aiken
Washington
Taorri’s
S.C
Taomas ‘Tonix
75Th Battalion
10Th Regiment
Georgia Militia
Jesse Thompson
Thomas Tobin
Joseph Burton
Newspaper Improvements and State Rights Praise
The Columbus Enquirer has been enlarged and improved with new type and a strong editorial stance in the true faith. The Pendleton Messenger, a State Rights paper, also arrives in a new dress and is praised for its patriotic editor and enhanced presentation.
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Columbus Enquirer
Pendleton Messenger
Fairwell Byyerit to Open Tonight at Local Theatre
Friends of the drama anticipate a full house for Mr. Coorzn's farewell performance this evening featuring Knowles's Hunchback with appearances by Master Walter Miss Cooren Junta and Sir Thomas Clifford. Tomorrow night promises Fornes's stirring Julius Caesar led by Brutus and Mark Antony engaging the audience.
Mercer Institute Manual Labor Education Promoted
An editorial extols the Mercer Institute for its manual labor education system. It notes rapid student enrollment and portrays the program as a new era aligned with republican ideals, aiming to make education practical, healthy, and self supporting for youths and the South.
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Mercer Institute
Annals of Education
Contested Nomination Sparks State Rights Debate Across Press
A heated exchange unfolds as supporters and opponents weigh Judge White’s nomination. The Milledgeville Times and Western Carolinian critique the effort while the New York Courier, Boston Atlas, and Ohio leaders question backing a leader tied to the enemy. Stark warnings about party rifts and loyalties follow.
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White
Meni
Western Carolinian
Milledgeville Times
New York Courier and Enquirer
Boston Atlas
van Buren
East
Webster
Judge White
Ohio
McLean
State Rights Party
Bill
Gov. Trove
Questioning political strategy and future rallying power
The piece weighs whether to support Gov Troup or Judge M Lxan, arguing abandoning current plans would harm party unity and South dominance. It notes Georgia and Carolina lean toward backing Troup, warns against sacrificing future gains for present aims, and stresses using the moment to fortify the party for the next contest.
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Gov. Troup
Twico
M.lxan
South
Carolina
Georgia
State Rights Party
Mercer Institute and its labor school in Georgia
The Mercer Institute near Greensborough in Greene County Georgia operates as a manual labor and academic school for young men. It opened under Baptist convention oversight, with about eighty students, 250 acres farmed, a three story brick building, and four years of study including natural philosophy and chemistry. Debating societies Delta and Cheronian form for student improvement.
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Macon
Dee
Baptist Convention
State of Georgia
Greenesborough
Greene County
Mercer Institute
Delta
Gheronian
Baptist Brethren
Georgia Cold Snap and Public Notices Chronicle
Georgia reels from record cold with 8 below zero at sunrise and 6 above earlier. reports from Athens and Columbia note historic chill. The Senate confirms Robert M Charlton as U S Attorney for the District of Georgia, while Darien elects Farish Carter president of its branch bank. A Baltimore fire devastates the Atheneum and Masonic Hall, destroying the Maryland Institute library and philosophical apparatus. The Post Office Department bill to reorganize gains Senate approval amid corruption accusations.
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Georgia
Athens Whig
Columbia
Southern Literary Messenger
Ichmond
Milledgeville
Baaltimore Gazette
Atheneum
Masonic Hall
Maryland Institute
Baltimore Lyceum
Augusta Market and Cotton Prices Report
The Augusta market shows brisk demand and higher prices for cotton with prime at 164 cents and overall quotes rising across grades. The report lists stock, sale totals, and recent transactions alongside banking notes, exchange rates, and an administrator’s sale of enslaved people tied to a legatee dispute in the same issue.
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Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Liverpool
Louisiana
Mississsippi
Hennesace
North Alabama
Lew Anthony Weds Martha in Muscogee County
In Columbus Georgia on the 244th Mn Lew Anthony wed Miss Martha drugister in a ceremony tied to the A Taylor family of Muscogee County.
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AED
Columbus
Lewis Anthony
Martha
A. Taylor
Muscogee County
Local Obituary Notices From Various States
Died in Waynesborough on Sunday after a lingering illness Mr Lilliard J Rowe aged twenty three. In Lagrange Georgia Rev Thomas W Stanley died of apoplexy. In Mobile Alabama John Stocking Jr mayor died on the 4th inst. In Columbus Mississippi Col George W Butler formerly of Augusta Georgia died on Monday the 26th ult.
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Waynesborough
Lilliard J. Rowe
Lagrange
Thomas W. Stanley
Mobile
Ala
John Stocking, Jr
Columbus
Mississippi
George W. Butler
Augusta
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Samonn Bones
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Groner W. Laman
Jonny I. Conzy
Aletheta
Florida
United States
W. Indies
The
Florita Feral
Eprron
Cuba
St. Augustine
New Orleans
Southern Agriculturist
Lam
Artford
Conn
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New York Journal of’, Commerce
Department
Penveieares
France
Lawrence
U.S
David Crockett
Ree
Salt River
Robert M. Charlton
Savannnah
Senate
Georgita
Mathew Hall McAllister
Post Office Department
Post Office
Brill
Havre
Augusta Bank Note& Exchange
Farmer's Bank of Chattahoochee
South Carolina
Carroll Co
Carolina Golf
New York
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Wourk
Augusta Bank
Mechanic’s Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Ice Company
Wharf Company
Par
Iglititi
Heiderd Eon
Baltimore
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Zachariah Linkfield
Holland McTyre
Adm’r. Td
Belo
Henry County
Inferior Court of Richmond Oolitty
Beloning
Holland Metyre
Adm'r
Votice
Robert Habersham
Literpool
Holcombe, Peck & Co
Fraver & Laffan’s
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Athens
Harden
Randolph Harden
Boots & Shoes
C. dc
Broadtreet
Prentice & Keith
Alec
WM. Bostwick
Superior Family Canal
Ely
William Phillips
Fox
McKenzie & Benrioch
Ward House
Campbell St
Robert W. McKeen
Iine
Aug
Maucu
Stein Bouts
McKenzie & Bennouh
Bavanrah
MILLS
Auto GB
Lamar
Savan
Columbia County
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Cane Recorder
Georgia Journal
Guay
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