Love and music clash in a Georgia dialogue excerpt
From the Southern Literary Messenger a dialogue fragment quotes Italian and Georgian voices. Phillis resists revealing love while Tireie urges candor, then shifts to an essay on beauty beyond mathematical measures, praising inner spirit over rigid judgment. Augusta, Georgia, notes the publication origin.
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Southern Literary Messenger
Francisco da Lemens
Hi. Wilde
Georgia
Phillis
Phillie
Tirsia
Tireie
Tireia
Earth
Phidias
Augusta
Gross Outrage Over Cherokee Land Feud in Murray County
The Millengeville Times reports a grave incident blamed on Governor Lumpkin's agents. Spencer Riley alleges Bishop and his associates used armed force to evict Cherokee tenant Joseph Vann, injuring Riley and seizing property. Riley details warrants, fake documents, and a dangerous raid tied to Georgia land policies. The piece condemns the act and calls for accountability.
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Millengeville Times
Lumpkin
New Shade
Murray
Spencer Riley
Shevik
Bibb County
William N. Bishop
Riley
Kinchen W. Hargrove
Kinchen W
Wm. N. Bishop
Joseph Vann
Mr. Riley
Vann
Elief
Wilkes
Gwinnett
Judiciary Department
Georgia
State Rights Meeting in Richmond County May Delegates
Friends of State Rights in Richmond County are urged to meet at City Hall on Saturday May 2 at noon to appoint delegates for a convention at Milledgeville in June to nominate candidates for Governor and Congress. New York periodicals editors are asked to send Saturday issue by mail via steam packets to Charleston for earlier, ordered delivery.
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Friends of State Rights
Richmond County
Milledgeville
New-York
New York
Charleston
Newspap er Miscarriages in Postal Deliveries
Notices from Goshen Lincoln county indicate mailings dated March 14 were returned with torn covers and dirtied wrappers. The office asks postmasters and subscribers to report when miscarriages occur and notes the papers have been remailed after being rewrapped.
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Goshen
Lincoln County
Gentleman’s Vade Mecum Sporting Companion Prospectus
An American weekly Philadelphia newspaper notes a large handsome Sporting and Dramatic companion volume published by Suita & Alexander at 3 dollars per year. It promises dramatic literature turf and all kinds of sport and states each volume will contain 52 weeks. The prospectus appears in advertising columns with a recommendation to public attention.
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National Intelligencer
U. States
Official Journal
City of
Washington
J. F. Schermerhon
United States
Cherokee ‘Tribe of Indians
Cherokee Nation of Indians
Cherokee Nation
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Philadelphia
Messrs. Suita & Alexander
American Monthly Magazine hailed by readers and editors
The first issue of the new series of American Monthly Magazine has been received. Cuantes F. Herrman and H. W. Hennarr edit the periodical now under Herrman’s ownership. The table of contents appears in the advertising columns, and the publication is highly recommended to the public.
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Columbia
Miller
Legare
Carolina
Cuantes F. Herrman
The
West
H. W. Hennarr
Toomastoy Deliberates on State Rights Support for White
A dated commentary from April 2 1835 argues the State Rights party should oppose nominating Judge White for the presidency, contending his political course mirrors Van Buren and raises concerns about impropriety and danger. The piece weighs advisers against actors and cautions against timid, bad counsel.
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Toomastoy
State Rights Party
Judge White
Martin van Buren
van Buren
Deterring two evils logic in a party debate over election choice
A partisan critique rejects choosing between Mr White and Van Buren, arguing that withholding support from White preserves party integrity and sustains the Union. It warns that backing White would undermine Constitution and invite consolidation, urging adherence to State Rights principles. See Sentinel, March 10. Lectures on Phrenology advertised. Post office at Wood House in Meriwether County. Temperance Society formed at the Medical College of Georgia.
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State Rights Party
Sentinel
van Buren
White
Judge White
Wvew Fork Star
Philadelphia U.S. Gazette
Comptroller of the Treasury
Medical College of Georgia
Temperance Society
Medical Institution
Yale College
C.F. Sturgis
B. Clark
The
United States
Dully
A. Cunningham
M. D
Joseph A. Eve
Lewis D. Ford
Paul F. Eve
George M. Newton
L. A. Dugas
Milton Antony
News from New York and early advices from Europe
From Janesville New York and other papers dated last week the Columbia arrived with scant European news. The Russell left Liverpool Feb 11 and should bring later reports, while New York stock sales show U S Bank at 1104 to 1110, Merchants Bank at 119, and canal shares around 1083 to 1094 as of the 4th inst.
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New York
Columbia
Colley
Russell
Baldwin
Liverpool
Merchants’ Bank
U. S. Bank
Macon Races Report From the Macon Course
The Macon course hosted four mile heats with a $700 purse. Miss Medley led both heats, followed by Rattlesnake and Lady Nashville. Lady Nashville closed the gap in the final half mile, Miss Medley winning the second heat by about 18 inches. Other races included best three in five and a sixty pay corn race. Attendance was large and strong.
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Macon Messenger
Macon
Mr. Harrison
Medley
St. Tammany
Mr. Crowell
Imp. Shark
Mr. Haun
Bertrand
Devil
West Paragon
Rattlesnake
Lady Nashville
Miss Medley
Messrs
Howard & Kenan
Milledgeville
Vance
G. H. Geo. McDuffie
Harrison
B. m
Queen Adelaide
Fort
B. H. Emerald
T. L. Smith
Molly Long
Diana Vernon
B. c
Wyche
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Poll
Spring Place
Marcay County
Z. B. Hargrove
Wim. N. Bishop
Joseph Vana
Turley
Warren
Bullock
Vaun
Bishop
Win. x. Bishop
Hargrove
Absalom Bishop
Holden
Rascal Riley
Rascal
Winters
Wim
N. Bishop
State of Georgia
K. W. Hargrove
Absalom
Col
Tumphreys
Bishop’s (Holden
Cassville
Maj
Murray County
New York Courier & Enquirer
Nashville
Bell
United States House of Representatives
Republican
Jackson
Congress
Southern Agriculturist
Milledgeville Times
Augusta Chronicle
Noniwave
Andrew Jackson
Gineral
Parson Gwin
Gineral Jackson
Ruth
Josh
Beelzebub
Belteshazar
Beezebub
Joshua
Aunt Ruth
Amos Kindall
Amos
Buck-tail
Tilldeth
Constitutionalist
Richard Lawrence
New York Journal of Commerce
Amos Kendall
General Post Office
Senate
Wm. C. Preston
Caroling
Virginia
William
Madison
Fifth St
Walnut
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