Courier Cast Arrives From New York With Early News
The line brig Courier Cast Mull arrived from New York yesterday forenoon in about eight hours. We receive New York papers of Thursday morning the 13th with stock sales numbers for the U S Bank and reports of majorities in New York state favoring Marcy. Massachusetts votes favor Anti Jackson candidates, Davie leads in Boston, with Armstrong reelected Lieutenant Governor and Lawrner elected to Congress from District No 1.
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Charleston Mercury
New York
Mull
U. S
Marcy
Massachusette
Jackson Petty
J. Davie Esq
Mesers
Morton
Bailey
Allen
Boston
Davie
Davis
Adams
Samuel T. Armstrong
Abbot Lawrener
Congress
Unquestionable Right and Governor’s Secret Policy
The Milledgeville Times analyzes the Governors annual message to the General Assembly. It flags a mystic stance on a proposed law to assert state sovereignty over federal process and questions the constitutionality and motive behind excluding clear legislative recommendation. The piece argues lawful limits and cautions the executive power to avoid invalid acts.
Turbulent Planes and Political Strife Across Georgia and Nation
A broad compilation notes debates on nullification and federal interference. It discusses the Supreme Court in Georgia cases, potential railroad ventures from Memphis to Baltimore, legislative measures, magistrate reforms, and public reaction to judicial and executive actions amid state rights tensions.
Rail Road Survey Favored Route From Savannah to Macon
Col Cruger backs a rail line over a canal from Savannah toward Macon via Bulloch and Ogeechee, up Williamson's swamp to Jefferson, then Oconee crossing near Commissioners Creek and Irwinton. He predicts a durable road with higher cost estimates but strong regional trade potential across future extensions toward the state boundary and Atlantic trade.
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Col. Cruger
Savannah
Torwinton
Macon
Col. C
Ogeechee
Bulloch
Jefferson
Williamson's Swamp Creek
West Swamp Creek
Sandersville
Oconee
Commissioners Creek
Irwinton
Mecon
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Milledgeville Journal
Northern Patronage of Southern Literature
The Pennsylvania Inquirer argues that no southern or western literary periodical has thrived, noting the Southern Literary Gazette’s brief run and the suspension of the Southern Review for want of patrons. It contends northern publications attract southern readers yet regional journals fail, implying regional taste and support issues.
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Pennsylvania Inquirer
Potomac
Philadelphia
Southern Literary Gazette
South
New York
Southern Review
Appointment of Col Sam Rocwe xt to Georgia deposition work
Governor of Alabama appoints Col Sam Rocwe xt Milledgeville as Commissioner for Georgia to take depositions and acknowledgments of deeds to be used in that state. U S Senators: J P Kure re-elected to the Senate for six years from March. Col Attxey Curaserr elected to fill vacancy from Mr Forayta resignation. Voting totals listed: J P Kong 154, Goo R Gilmer 60, scattering 9. A Cuthbert 127, Nl Branhem 61, O H Kanan 31, scattering 20.
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aLa
Samus Rocwe Xt
Milledgeville
Alabama
Georgia
Joan P. Kure
U. S. Senate
Col
Attxey Curaserr
Forayta
J. P. Kong
Goo. R. Gilmer
Scattering
A. Cuthbert
Nl. Branhem
O. H Kanan
Early Evening Fire Destroys Bryson Store Area
A fire at nine thirty last night engulfed the stable attached to Messrs W and H Bryson on Jackson and Reynold streets. It spread to the back store owned by J Campene’s estate and to Mrs Nicaeus’s adjacent wooden shop, burning the three story building of James Ganoner before noon. Insurance covered about backups of five thousand on the store and two thousand on the three story house. Firefighters saved horses. wind was light and origin undetermined though suspected arson with at least one theft attempt linked to a white man.
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Constitutiona
Messrs
W. & H. Bryson
Jackson and
Reynold Streets
J. Camppene
Nicaeus
James Ganoner
Chronicle
Nullification and Carolina Disregard of Federal Process
The Vedera Union argues that the State will ignore Supreme Court citation citing constitutional limits on federal reach within its chartered territory. It likens this stance to Carolina Nullification over not being liable to suit or to payment of tariffs and federal authority. The piece notes ongoing debate over state sovereignty and federal jurisdiction.
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Charleston Mercury
Georgia
Georgi
U. S. Supreme Court
Tassets
Lumpkin
South Carolina
Richmond
Supreme Court
United States
Federal Court
Carolina
Georgia Nullification Debate on State Rights and Courts
The text argues that Georgia will not comply with federal citations and hints at further resistance to federal authority. It contrasts Governors Jackson and Lumpkin with Calhoun, labeling them as Nullifiers when convenient and questions whether the state will hang Graves or oppose a federal judgment. It frames resistance as consistent with Georgia’s claimed rights over its soil and population.
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Athens
Georgia
Court of Justice
Eoane
St.t
Courts of Justice Rom
Jefferson
Madison
Plitics
Belmont Enquirer
Gev. Jackson
Gov. Lumpkin
Graves
Carolina
Fedral
Congress
Supreme Court
Judiciary
Medical College of Georgia Progress and Funding Plea
The piece praises the Medical College of Georgia as it expands its facilities and notes delays in completing the new building. It highlights the faculty’s diligence, the European imports of apparatus, and the plan to secure a $10,000 state loan with calls for further support to endow the college as a state institution, ahead of asylums for the insane and other reforms.
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Medical College OF Georgia
City Hall
City Court
Europe
Ducas
Stu
Ifequallo
Medical College
Currency reform debate cautions against abrupt shifts
The article reports a proposal by Mr Gorpen of Putnam to ban bank notes under twenty dollars in the state as part of moving toward specie currency. An editorial voice supports gradual change, warns of public reaction, and urges wary handling of finance and currency policy citing experience with bank abuses and the risks of sudden monetary shifts.
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Gorpen
Putnam
Senate
Thorpie
Benking
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Charleton Mercury
Union
Ohio
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M Totosh
Gordon
Echols
Waiton
Nishet
Allister
Walker
Georgia Journal
State Rights Party
Milledgeville Times
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