Augusta Theatrical Appearances Draw Strong applause
Mr. Fornes opened the Augusta audience as Hamlet to favorable effect. Mr. and Miss Coorn followed with Virginias and Virginia in Virginie to an overflowing, fashionable crowd. Coppin’s Virginius was superb and Miss Coorst’s Virginia showed exquisite beauty in quiet scenes. Monday features Coorer Benefit. a prior donation from Thomas A Cooper is recalled as a model of generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fornes
Augusta
Hamlet
Miss Coorrn
Virginias
Virginia
Virginie
Coorer
Thomas A. Cooper
Mr. Pemnentox
Hanr & Hanpy
Coorrn
Fornes
Lyons
Fonnes
Hamarr
Shakespeare
Craner
Hanpy
Tuomay
Batter
E. Eliason
Fredericksburg
Portland
Maine
Letter from A H Clayton on Georgia chief office bid
A letter from Judge A H Clayton declines consideration for the Georgia Chief Magistrate. The editorial team withholds publication of Judge Clayton's note after consulting supporters of the State Rights party. They report others urged not to publish the letter and confirm requests to refrain from dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuwerow Crry
A. H. Pemsxnros
Georgia
Clayton
Claxton
State Rights Party
Cuarron
Judge Clayton
Col
R. W. Havensuam
Carolina
Peter
Principles Over Party Bid in Georgia Nullifier Support
A Georgia notice urges rally around Judge Clayton, calling on nullifiers to back him to uphold principles and honesty. The piece condemns evasion and insists supporters stand firm, pledging continued minority stance if needed. It also announces further nominations for A. S. Clayton and A. H. Chappel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Adams Oration and Governor Candidates Highlighted
The U S Telegraph reports Mr Adams delivering an Oration on Lafayette, filling seventeen columns. The Milledgeville Times notes State Rights candidates for governor include Col Henry G Lamar of Macon and Judge Law of Savannah, both well known and suitable for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Telegraph
Adams
Lafayette
Macon Messenger
State Rights
Col
Henry G. Lamar
Macon
Judge Law
Savannah
Milledgeville Times
Various 1835 items include snow depth, Cherokee delegation, and political commentary
The piece cites a Greene County snow depth of 12 to 14 inches with three foot drifts, reports a Cherokee Nation delegation led by Hicks Bell Adair and Underwood heading to the Federal City, and notes a portable cotton press by E Eliason along with political and literary briefings from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Greene County
Georgia Journal
Auraria
Messrs Hicks, Bell
Adair
William H. Underwood
Gainesville
Federal City
Havre Dee Latese Dates From Live Latest
Latese dates from Havre and Dee appear in the latest live data as of today, with updated pricing and schedule details. The entries cover shipments and orders, noting new delivery windows and potential adjustments to routing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Dee
Cotton Market News and Prices Across Various Ports
Reports from multiple markets show active sales and price volatility. Wagons reach 14 to 15 cents, with broader ranges 13.4 to 16 cents, while imports and exports from New Orleans Alabama and Florida total over 16 thousand bales. Liverpool reports declines, and overall demand remains uncertain amidst fluctuating freight and cash prices.
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Savannah
Charleston
New-York
Manxert
Porto Rico
Brazil
Java
St. Domingo
N. Orleans
Alabama
Florida
New Orleans
Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Hamburg Town Sale and Town Building Prospect
The notice details a sale beginning February 24 with terms: one third cash, balance in one to three years, and loans secured by bond and mortgage. It describes extensive town improvements including streets, dykes, flood gates, and water works, with tax exemption for three years. It notes two Charleston connections, a Savannah link, and strong state titles with prospects for incorporation and Bank of Hamburg renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Hamburg
Bank of Hamburg
Shultz Pays into Treasury to Clear State Claim on Hamburg
An 1832 act directs the Western Circuit Solicitor to convey the Town of Hamburg to Henry Shultz after he pays sixteen thousand two hundred twenty five dollars into the state treasury. The Comptroller General to release Shultz from pecuniary obligations once payment is made within one year. Treasurer Tandy Walker notes Shultz complied, per South Carolina records.
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Henry Shultz
Henry Shhultz
Hamburg
Senate House
Senate
Finance
Committee of Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Jacob Warley
House
R. Anderson
South Carolina
Columbia
Tandy Walker
S. C
Bemry Siak Z
William Laval
H. Butler
Svatse
Sauta Canora
Edgefield
Waddy Thompson, Jr
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Col. Wa. C. Dawson
Geene County
Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank
Pettit
Messrs
Stanyers, Conn
MR. Cooper
Mitreveryinxe
Clark
Baconry
Putnam
A. H. Chappell
Monroe
Congress
Wayne
Augusta Chronicle
France
Cuanveston
St. Lawrence
Bunker
Galignani
Paris
London
Cherry Hill
Willington
Abbeville
John Fudge
New York
Supreme Court
Baltimore Patriot
Washmeton
Cuthbert
Commerchar
Augusta Market
Macon Manker
Liverpool
Messenger
Cuantestos Mayer
Deckanen
Slavan
United States
Bolivar
Hayne
Havas
U. States
Louisville
Jane Bostwick
Curstix Bostwick
Revolutionary Army
Clinton
Tabitha Watson
Jtauburg
Joe Johnston
Rk, Anderson, Clark
Theatre
Gam
Beverly
Mrs. Beverly
Ester
Miss Cooper
Lene
J. Moise
WFR
Fitrefield
Lyddal Bacon
Carter
U. 8
Joseph Burton
75Th Batallion
10Th Regiment
G. M
Jesse Thompson
Ath
Broad Street
Richmond Hussars
Globe Hotel
Campfields
WM. F. Pemberton
TOTI
DE MA
Grone
Horrr
Richmond Lussars
Campfield
Robert W. McKeen
South Carolina Mae Road Company
Nanburg
Agusta Tates
A. Slaughter
Price & Mallery
Atrecht
Globe Hotels
Jan
Jeremiah Burke
Burke County
Wulaweny
Evan C, Glisson
Senesky
KI Aer
Ate
Harris
Savannah River
Eliza Bacon
George M., Walker
Washington Street
Mr. Dill
John Winekler
Columbia County
Raniway
Staten
Jerry
George Graves
State Rights Sentinel
Southern Recorder
G. Graven
Jim
Jim Bugg
Apalachicola Bay
West Florida
Columbus
Geo
Edward J. Hardin
Walker's
Amner P, Robertson
The
Columbus Enquirer
Don
ILI
Ebert Court House
John R. Hudson
Wid
Tursilly
Henry County
Inferior Court
Richmond County
Zachariah Linkfield
Molland Metyre
Romano Canrinper
John Cartledse
Enuurp Canwrrenes
John Cartledge
Amed L. Marshall
Josnen G. Manswaur
Said
Dunn
Michael Smally
WM. L. Blunt
Acheus Pollard
Josna G. Mynsmant
Daniel L. Marshall
WM. L. Punt
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