Notice of Gazette Pricing and Legal Advertisements
PUBLISHED BY THURSDAY MORNING BY JAMES VAN NESS IN THE Granite Building at Oglethorpe and Randolph Streets. TERMS: one year three dollars payable in advance. three dollars and a half at six months. four dollars if not paid. Advertisements, subscriptions, and legal notices priced. rules require advance payment and publication at specified terms with penalties for arrears.
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James van Ness
Oglethorpe and
Randolph Streets
Sonscarerion
Abd Yeuriseries
Tvan
Lynd
Courts of Ordinary
Court of Ordinary
Court &E
Sam
Deaf Sea
England
America
Carlyle
Mechanics
Liverpool
Jas. Muspratt
Lyceum
United States
Massachusetts
The Little Factory Girl sketch from an English paper
A harsh verse sketch titled The Little Factory Girl portrays a child worker in English mills. It follows a cold winter morning as the exhausted girl drags herself to labor, endures abuse from an overlooker, and collapses after a long toll of thin rations, exhausted labor, and factory wheels. She dies after returning to her father's home and kissing his child before the mill bells toll again.
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New Hampshire Patriot
Scime
Great Brita
Northern Paper
Ayoraer
Tarisova
Mississippi
Crescent City
Isaac Rawdon
Congress
Far West
Iron Head
Rawdon
Natchez
Godwin Sands
Deal
Upper Deal
He Downs
Bash
Bush
Thames Tunnel
Mr. Bush
The Horse and Its Rider by Lowrie Todd
A series of anecdotes on horses revealing loyalty courage and kindness. From an affectionate, moral tone the piece reflects on equine guardianship of a blind horse and a farmer’s dog tale, ending with reflections on royal household spending and sartorial sententiousness.
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Lowrie Todd
Earl
Oxford
Jocky
Thomas Walker
Manchester
England
Walter
God
Job
Bonaparte
New Philosophical Claims From Dr Buchanan London Letter
A long fragment recounts Dr. Buchanan's letters in the Louisville Advertiser claiming to excite brain regions by galvanic fluid to control thoughts and actions. It details alleged effects on sight hearing touch taste smell and mood, plus tests on appetite thirst pain and sleep and notes a physician's letter endorsing the method’s truth.
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Louwville Advertiser
Buchanan
Advertiser
Everse
L. Hes
The Gold Bill and its currency critique from 1830s
A Charleston Mercury discussion on the 1834 Gold Bill outlines its impact on currency value, trade, and silver versus gold, arguing it harms the South and Britain alike. It includes warnings about New York’s role, railroads in Illinois, and the rise of mechanics’ institutions in England and America, plus commentary on Clay and New Jersey banking notes.
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Charleston Mercury
Ngland
Congress
House
Jabor
Ana
Great Britain
New York
Bank of England
France
South
Boston
Europe
New York Evening Post
Hineis
Haineis
Jong
Weil
Baanfield
Illinois Woods
Illinos
Illinois
New Jersey
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Mor
Yale College
Royal Household
Henry the Fourth
John Falstatl
THE
Columbus Times
Columbus
Georgia
Spain
Waterloo
London
Ius
Hyde Park
Regiment of
Life Guards
Hs Old Dhager
Havng
Sir Robert Peel
Elsworth
Milton
Raleigh Register
Lord Howick
Political Economy
Ilinois
Hiineis
Pennsylvania
TeQuires
Iieay Grenis
Chay
Clay
Senate
Ashland
Crator
Mr. Clay
Gen. McDuffie
Rnegrek
Union
Sangrado
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