Legal and advertising notices from a colonial gazette
The notice details subscription rates for a Thursday morning publication edited by James Van Ness, with prices for annual and partial-year subscriptions and rules on continuations and arrears. It includes advertising rates, legal notices, court-related publication timing, and requirements for notices such as letters of administration and guardianship, posted at the courthouse door and public gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James van Ness
Oglethorpe and
Randolph Streets
EMS
Escrirtios
Courts of Ordinary
Court of Ordinary
The Central Bank and Relief in Georgia 1841
Georgia political factions clash over relief for distressed citizens in the wake of a cotton failure. The piece argues for unity among Democrats to defend the Central Bank and oppose anti relief opponents, urging candidate selections and public support to sustain state credit and prevent taxation burdens. It cites Governor McDonald’s relief plan, legislative debates, and public notices from Milledgeville and Savannah press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnall
Savannah Republican
Dawson
Central Bank
Peoples
Friends of Democracy
McDonald and Jever
Harrison
Reform
Georgia
McDonald and
Relief
Democratic Party
van Buren
Barane
H. of Representatives
Toombs
Relief for the People from Governor McDonald Clash in Legislature
The Federal Union presents the full House debate on Governor McDonald's relief proposal. It reprints Judge Warner's critique of opponents, argues lawmakers rejected but did not offer alternatives, and asserts the plan would not incur bonds at steep losses. It accuses opponents of misleading the public and refusing to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Right
Charles J. McDonald
Harris
General Assembly
Calhoun
Messrs
Echols
Walton
Miller
Spencer
Bishop
Cox
Beall
Executive Department
Muedgevige
House of General Assembly
Wose
Atlantic
Counot
Harrison Winig
House of Representatives
Central Bank
Mordechai
Willes
Federal Union
McDonald
Warner
McDonald’s
Mixed Atlantic News and Notices from July 22
A Savannah report notes Captain Goodwin confirming an Indian guide to Billy Bow Legs camp, with Billy Bow Legs ally sent south by the Cincinnati steamer after a day’s travel from St. Augustine. Also included are reflections on sheriff payment in depreciated notes, French cod-fisheries figures, wage cuts at Charlestown Navy Yard, open confessional seating in Paris, and New York needle workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Goodwin
Sear
Joseph Crowell
St. Augustine
Picolata
Cincinnati
Billy Bow Legs
Savannah
Coalter
Iss
Boston Mercantile Journal
France
Mercantile Marine of France
Paris
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Columbus Times
Columbus
the Senate
Glascock
Milledgeville
Senate
Robert A. Toomis
William HH. Srries
A. H. Crapper
Geo. W. Crawtorp
Alexander
Anderson
Chatham
Warren
Ashley
Bigham
Black
Boynton
Brown
Bibb
Houston
Bryan
Chapman
Chappell
Chester
Chipley
Covenah
Craft
Crawford
Oglethorpe
Richmond
Sumter
Cubhright
Daniel
Greene
Thomas
Darden
Troup
Davenport
Delauney
Dickson
Talbot
Emanuel
Flournoy
Muscogee
Foster
Green
Macon
Hardeman
Hardman
Hardy
Putnam
Hitchcock
Hubbard
Hudson
Johnson
Heard
Jones
Columbia
Monroe
King
Long
Lowe
Loyall
Lynch
Mann
Mogan
Martin
Gwinnett
Maxwell
May
McMillian
Stiles
Stone
Stround
Clark
Traylor
Waldhour
Wales
West
Whigham
White
Jasper
Whitfield
Whitworth
Williams
Franklin
Barclay
Beavers
Bell
Bentley
Bethea
Fayette
Carlton
Cannon
Carroll
Chandler
Collier
Dark
Davis
Dixon
Walker
Dodson
Dufour
Erwin
Fitzpatrick
Flourny
Washington
Ford
Cherokee
Franks
Gathright
Forsyth
Hall
Hammond
Hardage
Randolph
Hatcher
Ilendry
Hibbert
Hines
Hotchkiss
Hudgins
Hunter
Appling
Keaton
Lawson
Lee
Tatnall
Mays
Cobb
McCall
McCrimmon
McMath
McMillen
Jackson
Meadows
Mitchell
Moon
Morris
Murray
Murphey
DeKalb
Wilkinson
Neal
Nixon
Palmer
Pettee
Pitts
Price
Read
Reeves
Roberts
Robinson
Laurens
Rodgers
Shropshire
Smith
Stroud
Sumner
Tanner
Tarver
Thompson
Towles
Turner
Welborne
Pike
Bullock
Wilson
Augusta
Constitutionalist
St. George's Church
Liverpool
England
London
Philadelphia
United States Banx
Peleg Sprague
United States
District of Massachusetts
Robert D. Riddle
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
John C. Montanmery
Charity Hospital
N. O. Picayuney
Archibishop of
New York
N. York
Don Avvick
Honora
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