Virginia Election News From The Henrico to Isle of Wight
Richmond Whig reports on contests across Virginia with administration and opposition candidates in Henrico Powhatan Albemarle Sussex Greenville Spottsylvania and Caroline. It notes possible seat contests in Albemarle and Isle of Wight and reviews Mordecai M Noah’s visit to a boarding house and his influence on local politics and society.
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Virginia
Botts
Randolph
Henrico
Powhatan
Col
Hopkins
H. of Delegates
Crump
Archer
Mr. Jones
Congress
Nash
Old
Senate
Richmond
Col. Hargrave
Greenville
J. Y. Mason
Avent
Lundie
Spottsylvania
Jno
M. Patten
State Senate
Parker
Baylor
Caroline
Essex
O. M. Crutchfield
Char. Courier
Rives
Albemarle
Gilmer
Southall
Jones
Loyall
Norfolk
Isle angVight
Emmerson
M‘dowell
House of Delegates
Rockbridge
Bouldin
Bolling
Charlotte
Gloucester
Coke
Wise
Noah
Mordecai M. Noah
New York
Times
WV. Y. Mirror
Post Office name changes and new establishment notice
The Houston county post office formerly known as Howards Store and Ireland is renamed Harngville with Geo G. Smith as postmaster. A new post office opens at Websterville Bibb county Georgia with John J Lanier as postmaster Forbes Purchase notes a Supreme Court decree confirming broad land grant from Cape St Blas to St Marks river including Magnolia and Apalachicola now to be marketed to occupants. An accident near Cambridge injures Maj. B F Perry missing details. Philadelphia papers report the death of James Brown Louisiana former senator and minister.
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Houston County
Howard's
Ireland
Harngville
Geo. G. Smith
P. M. Post Offce
Websterville
Bibb County
John J. Lanier
P. M. Forbes
Purchase
Supreme Court
Fort St. Marks
Cape St. Blas
St. Marks
Magnolia
Apalachicola
Fragmented reflections on tyranny and Roman history
The piece cites Rome to warn about power in patrician hands and tyrants hidden as liberality. It mentions Tarquin, the Senate, and the fall of the Roman Congress, noting dangers when people lose legislative power and rulers gain military backing. It also references Thomas Benton and Jacksonian atmosphere, plus London Times editor salaries and ownership details.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Jackson
Mr. van Buren
Richmond Enquirer
White
United States
Tam
M, van Buren
Clinton
Mississippi
Macon
Union Party
Baltimore
Clark Party
Georgia
Columbus
Chatahoochee
van Buren
Voice of
Milledgeville Times
Rome
Tarquin
Senate
Thomas Benton
Wasing Hell
Nashville
Charleston Mercury
London Times
Walker
Freight Rates and Exchange Movements in Liverpool and U S Bank Strength
Freight rates to Liverpool show 6 16 d per lb in square and 7 16 d per lb in round bales. Exchange rates rise to 109 percent on last packets, with Bank of the United States purchasing at 105 percent and higher. Banks extend discount time. money abundant in specie, silver and doubloons, while U S Bank reports over sixteen million in reserve.
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Bank of the
United States
France
Cuba
Mexico
England
U.S
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Knoxville
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J.P. Shtze
Snowden & Shear, Ave
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Emperor
Mason Barney
Grand State Lottery
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Henry M
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E. Palmer
Jos. Collins
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Washington County
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Reuben Whitfield
Jefferson Miller
Jesse Glover
Jane Miller
Benjamin Hudson
Jefferson County
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Columbia
William Cooper
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Columbia County
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Pattick H. Cares
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Waynesboro
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Milledge Golphin
Isid
Mel Kelmtry
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Wm. B. Ferrell
Said County
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