State Rights Association Resolves for Constitutional Rights
A Cass County meeting adopts a preamble urging opposition to actions of inferior court juries and asserting judicial independence. They condemn executive interference, approve nominations by the State Rights party, and pledge patronage of an anti federalist work to promote constitutional rights. John Mawson presided, with Riemann L. Powerin as secretary.
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Virginia
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State Rights Party
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Enwanp Harpen
Philadelphia
Srexcen Rivey
Laws over Cherokees narrowed to individual rights in Georgia
The court limits debate to the act of 1833 and each Cherokee individual case. Lawyers for the complainants include Barron Harden Hansell Underwood and Samuel Rockwell. Defendants are represented by Hargrove Baldwin and Shackleford. The state is defended by Kenan and Cuthbert.
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Tate
United States
Jelo
Wty
Georgia
Hess
Lumkin
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General Dehs
Hooper
Kivae
Elste
Messrs. Barron
Harden
W. ¥. Hansell
Underwood
Samuel Rockwell
Messrs
Hargrove
Baldwin
Shackleford
Mary Jane Wins First Day Race at Central Course
In Macon the first day features a purse of 252 dollars for one mile heats. Mary Jane beat Lady Burke in the first heat with times 1m 55s for Mary Jane, 1m 58s for Lady Burke, and 1m 59s for the third heat. The second day offers 378 dollars for two mile heats with Gov. Hamilton taking the two first heats, leaving Patsey Wallace behind in one heat. Extra: Dublin snowstorm of Sunday the 6th caused heavy flurries in Laurens county with large flakes and gusty winds, described as an extraordinary fall.
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Bonaparte
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Alexander
Robin Gray
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Geo. Messenger
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Laurens County
N. E
Macon Messenger
Balloon ascent by Mr Mills ends safely near Bodkin Point
Mr Mitus a young Biltmore mechanic ascended from ed ora Hill in a self made balloon. The ascent was judged finest ever in the city with a mile and a quarter peak height. He landed safely near Bodkin Point after floating about twenty minutes in sight of spectators.
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Gazette
Slave sales report from Milledgeville and surrounding towns
A 1834 public notice from William C. Lyman lists sales of 110 enslaved people across Elberton Madison Decatur Gainesville Milledgeville with totals and averages. It notes vessels carrying specie to London and New York and cites lead mine production for the year ending Sept 30 1833.
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Weddings of Col Thomas M. Berrien and John Caldwell
In this city on Wednesday evening last Rev Bulfinch united Col Thomas M. Berrien of Burke County with Julia Fiovanor, daughter of Gen Thomas Fiovanor. Also on Thursday evening Rev Boram joined John Caldwell to Elizabeth M. Spluckson, both residents of this city.
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Boram
John ". Caldwell
Milizabeth M. Spluckson
Prices and markets from Augusta and Charleston notes
Market reports show cotton prices rising in Liverpool and Charleston with weekly corrections. Commodity lists include bacon butter and coffee alongside bank notes and exchange tables, while western stocks and regional prices in Augusta, Havre, and Havana are updated with recent sales and conditions.
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