Convention Power Supremacy Over Legislature Declared
In a forceful defense of popular sovereignty, the speaker argues that the people in Convention hold ultimate authority, independent of the Legislature, and urges the Convention to meet, organize, and amend or abolish articles as needed. The Constitution must be preserved by the people and ratified by them at the next October election.
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General Assembly
Jon
Georgia
Iran
Ivan
Congress
Perod
Puilomn
Tiou
Yues
Jevrensos
Albemaarle
Virginia
Radiuons
Quintar
Beaver
Bank
Savannah
A. Porter
Augusta Constitutionalist and Chronicle, Recorder and Journal
Willedgeville
Washington News
Athens Banner
Aywil
Agraria
Lumpkin County
Cherokee Country
Western Herald
Ncval
Proup Party
Cherokee Circuit
Herald
Lis
Auraria
Lumpin County
Kin Coun Lle
Fambrough
WATKE
Rees & Anderson
Political Press Support and Circling Opinions in 1833
A summary of 1833 reports noting how the Federal press in a state shifted toward Van Buren under Albany influence. It references colonization debates, a treasury fire inquiry, a South Carolina convention extract, and political loyalties affecting Congress candidates, naval provisions, and Cherokee land questions. It includes Clemson and Georgia lottery mentions and a Washington Post letter about President van Buren’s North tour and oath loyalties.
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van Buren
N. Buren
Albany
Baltimore
Montgomery Journal
Colonizalom
Journal of Brewpearance
Colonization Society
Boston Daily Atlas
Treasury Office
Gov. Miller
South Carolina
Col. Crocket
Congress
Tennessee
Portamouth
England
Georgia
Tussell
Worcester
U.S
N. Yo.k Evening Post
Washington
Bec Sen
United States
Asmuch
Charleston Mercury
Sale of Prints Engravings and Goods by J Marshall
At dusk a sale is announced featuring lithographs engravings watches silver jewelry brass pins belts rings harmonicas and many more items. A large Gilt range includes fabrics linens gloves quilts and household goods with provisions for cash or approved paper by J Marshall Grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feteks London Ping
J. Marshall
Augusta Auction to Sell Diverse City Property and Farm Tracts
A public sale in Augusta on May 2491 lists numerous properties to be offered to the highest bidder. Included are brick and wooden houses on Brow and Broad streets, multiple lots on Telfair Reynolds Market and McKinne streets, wharf and warehouse interests, a fireproof warehouse lease, plus several tracts in Muscogee Coweta Lee and Appling counties and a Savannah river fork farm. The sale also covers mill dam land, a country dwelling four miles from Augusta, and assorted parcels in Harrisburg Monroe and Hamburg areas.
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Augusta
Brow Street
Longstreet
Telfair
Wal
Mekinnecee
Marbury Street
McKinne
Green & Vellnir
Ellis
Green
Jones and McKinne
Jones & Reynold
Jones and Reynold
Jones and Reynold Street
Market and Reynold Streets
Market and
Reynold Streets
McKinne and
Market Streets
Reynold
Market and Bay Streets
Bay and
Market Sts
Market & Reynold
Jno. C. Holcombe
Savannah
Louisville
Marbury and
Ellis Streets
Broad-st
Broad Street
Coweta
Muscogee County
Lee County
Carrell County
Appling County
E .Thomas
Marketsts
Market Street
Harrisburg
Joseph Wheeler
Richmond County
Skinner
Hamburg
Reynold and
Market
Monroe County
Georgia
Avutlon
Joan C. Holcombe
Leather's Ford
Chestatee River
Gainesville
Auraria
Lumpkin County
Gold
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Eny
Georgianus
Gould Loc Rerw Sraws
Agril Wir
Burke
Lot
Thomas Bostick
Bell
Thomas Davis
Paris
Wi. Dixon
Griffin John T. Porth
John Medows
Esthe Coxe
Wid
Mary Billard
John Peake
Randal Wimberly
Geitia
George Anner Coker
Orp
Samuel Royal
Adam Heimer
Roe’s
Teaiot Johnson
George Mitcholl
Bush
Samuel Andrews
Beil
Soaeph
W. Walker
Orn
Po'hill
Columbia
Martha Collier
Will
Lach
Tsuic
Tego
Grubb
Joba Chen
Zachariah William
Walker
Archibald Doughtry
Tankers
Doarmond
Chictt
Lincoln
Barnitt Goosby
McGill
Winifred
Watkins
Augustus Boysseu
Richard
Merideth
Isaac Neotherland
Robert Reid
GUO
Green B. Holland
Henry Gi
Sanders
John A. Walker
Elisha Owens
James Hill
Henry Wood
James Lyons
Mathew Holsenbavk
Sen
Andrew Pew
Solin R. Tarver
Sarah Bush
Hilary B. Beazer
Henry Robey
James Atmstrong Scriven
Plain Boykin
Augustus
Jones Roberts
Bird
John Andrews
Roberts
John Sever
Oath
Mary le
Washington A. Rushing
Lienry LH. Reduing
Ded Porter Rogers
Isaac Watters
Cane B. Garnett
Richard 8
Flake
Michael Doughty
Ord
Gawlpbin
David Galpbin
U.S. Telegraph
Neussie
Edaward
St. Paul's Churen
Tur. Gdosta Msn
Theodosius Bartow
Nedisaa
Rom Stenner
Uip
ONE & Wood
Macon
Mery
Consignee
Armstead Richardson
Avril
J. Marsidall
John
Holcombe
Sori
Coosawhatchive
Carolina
Hugil Archer
Beaufort
Augusta Chronicle
Federsl Union
Aticks, &Co
Ely’s
Speym
Auprit
B. Baird
Prospectus
Morald
DeKalb
Albo
Broad-street
Merchant's and Planters Bank
William Ragan
The
Southern Banner and
State Rights Advocate
Columbia Sheriffs Sale
Columbia Court House
James Luke
Isaac Tucas
Fife
Wmn
Daniel Walker
Thomas
Bayliss
Delila
Felix
James Cartledge
Laird Fleming
Appling
H. Ball
James Germany
D. Fleming
Fleming J. Ramsey
Court House
Columbia County
Lucian A. Bowdre
John D. Dickerson
Ricind HU. Jones
Rees & Anvenson
Ohn
Rees
L. Anderson
John Rere