Europe Sails From Liverpool Amid Euro Disturbances
The Packet ship Europe under Captain Maxwell left Liverpool on March 16. Madrid unrest and English pressure on the Porte over Russia’s treaty sparked market talk in Vienna. Lyons workers’ disorders have been quelled but fears linger. A bill to relieve Established Church bishops from duties faced parliamentary rejection. Carara was found guilty and sentenced at The Hague to stand on a scaffold for 30 minutes, then 12 years in prison with costs. Ireland faces ongoing agitation and crime with large rewards offered for discoveries.
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New- York Evening Star
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Constantinople
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Lyons
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House of Correction
Costa
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Upon the sovereignty of the States at Philadelphia
Condy Baguet argues that the 1787 constitutional convention was a state driven revision of the Articles of Confederation, not a creation of a new people’s government. He cites ratification by states, equal state votes, and the federative nature of the government, concluding the Constitution was formed by states for the union.
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State Rights Association of
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Commissioners’ Hall
Northern Liberties
Philadelphia
Condy Baguet
New Jersey
Virginia
North Carolina
Delaware
Georgia
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We the People and the sovereignty of the states in 1834
The author argues that the United States remains a confederation not a consolidated empire and that sovereignty rested in the thirteen states. He analyzes the Constitution’s origin, the preamble We the People, and the evolution of state versus federal power, urging focus on state rights and references Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions.
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United States
Great Britain
Kentucky
Virginia
Madison
al‘ Lean
Tilghman
Supreme Court
Cobbett
Gideon Olmstead
Fragmentary Note on Cannoneer Incident in Jacksonian Context
A fragmented record describes officers briefly seizing a cannon and ordering its removal. Questions arise about whether authorities will reveal how the weapon would have been used and whether General Jackson’s forces would have opened hostilities if the plan had succeeded.
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Jackson
Removal of Augusta CHRO CLE from Centre to Globe Hotel
The Augusta CHRO CLE is relocated from the Centre to Wander the Globe Hotel on Br. Street. The move marks a change in location for the office as noted in the August notice.
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Augusta Chrocle
Globe Hotel
Br. Street
Mails and Newspaper Arrivals Update
The issue notes no Northern Mail last evening and seven Northern Mails now due. It states all Northern papers received came via Charleston with extracts from York papers to the 12th. Charleston papers of the 18th arrived by rail last evening.
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Northern Mail
Norrn
Nort
Charleston
Wm. Gibbons
Road
York
Leigh Tract Sale Clears $79000 in Leigh Tract Purchase
Sale of upper H burg Lots and adjoining Leigh Tract land began Monday and closed yesterday with total proceeds above $79,000. Leigh Tract was bought by Sxovrrz in 1826 for $15,000. Parties resolved prior disputes amicably and shook hands, ending the matter in a cordial mix of concession and mutual regard. NEW VOLUNTEER CORPS Richmond Blues organized in the city on Wednesday with officers elected almost unanimously. Dr F M Rogerson captains followed by Col Wm T Gouth first lieutenant Wa M Frazer second lieutenant Maj Ebenezer Stanges third lieutenant Wa M Martin orderly serjeant O E Canmicuart treasurer Wm G Nimmo secretary.
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Hburg
Leigh Tract
Leigh
Sxovrrz
Richmond Blues
F. M. Rogerson
Wm. T. Gouth
Wa. M. Frazer
Ebenezer Stanges
M. Martin
O. E. Canmicuart
Wm. G. Nimmo
Second Annual Commencement of Medical College of Georgia
The second annual commencement was held at Baptist Church on Wednesday with a large audience. Dr. Paul Eve read the faculty report and the degree candidates were announced by Dr. D Forp with the MD awarded by Dr. M Anthony and addressed by him. Officers elected include J W Wilde president and M Antony vice president. A note questions the solvent status of the institution under Shorter and Cary and warns against impropriety.
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Medical College of Georgia
Baptist Church
Paul Eve
Bou
D. Forp
A. W. Jones
Georgia
M. W.peeters
B.D. Brewster
WM. Gilbert
Caro
D. Day
Scarlatina
A.B. Greene
Georgina
Paul H. Earleb
M. Anthony
J. W. Wilde
M. Antony
L. D. Ford
Sec
Paul Feve
A. Cunningham
L. Adugas
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