Late from New York shows market, politics, cholera news
The David Brown packet arrived with New York and Havre dates, noting U.S. stock prices and London bills. Reports on British politics, church revenues, dissenters university degrees, and Don Carlos visit. Cholera uptick in Dublin and Kingston area. Wellington named Chancellor at Oxford. Articles from Charleston and Savannah discuss state rights, sovereignty, and political strife with editorials and public responses.
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Portmouth
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Laendoodry
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Spain
Spring Rice
Cambridge
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Paris
Chamber
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Dublin
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Blackrock
Saya
Madrid
Aranjuez
Duke of Wellington
Oxford University
Georgia Courier Debuts New Style Newspaper
The Georgia Courier issued a fresh issue on Monday in this city featuring a new handsome press, likely to delight readers, with expectations of favorable notices from the audience.
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Georgia Courier
Augusta Theatre Managers Present in Columbia Delight Audiences
Theatrical managers Mesars, Hart & Harpy and their dramatic company perform in Columbia Washington with notable success despite warm weather and late season conditions.
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Mesars, Hart & Harpy
Augusta Theatre
Columbia, D. C
Subscriptions Requested for State Rights and Free Trade Paper
The Condy Raguen Examiner seeks subscribers at one dollar per year in advance, with volume issues for multiple copies at reduced rates. The first issue of the 22nd volume is slated for publication on the 6th, and renewal is urged to sustain the paper’s continued release and its State Rights content.
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Jonxson
Strre
Peder
Freehold
Scriven Celebration Letters Reflect State Rights Debate
A Georgia 1834 letter from CO H Prince in Milledgeville urges Scriven County’s State Rights Party to defend the 1776 legacy amid invocations of constitutional threats. He warns against surrender and calls for cheer among State Rights advocates as Federalist disguises are stripped away.
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State Rights Party
Scriven County
Co.h. Prince
Milledgeville
Temple of Liberty
Celebrants Decline in Georgia State Rights Letters
Letters from O H Prince and John Floyd praise state sovereignty and oppose federal overreach. Prince declines attendance at Scriven County event and urges adoption of 1776 Whig principles. Floyd congratulates Scriven supporters for defending Jeffersonian state rights and warns of federal danger to liberty.
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Jone
Haith J
Pipaven
Jacksonborough
Tregret
State Rights
Jefferson
Jackson
Louisville
Georgia
George 3d
Congress
Terous
Georg
Tam
Josepit W. Jackson
Amy
State Rights Festival correspondence from Savannah figures
A collection of letters from G B Lamar and Wm H Torrance with Col Joseph W Lucknow on Jeffersonian state rights, opposition to centralized power, and calls to sustain Georgia sovereignty. The writers discuss tariffs, internal improvements, and proclamations, urging unity and electing anti consolidation politicians while opposing federal overreach and urging support for state sovereignty.
Colonial era letter rejects July dinner invitation
Levi D Lyon declines a public dinner invite on July 4 from a State Rights Association in Scont County, noting a celebration planned at home. He expresses deep support for constitutional liberty and warns against consolidated despotism, attaching a sentiment from South Carolina.
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D’lyon
Savannau
State Rights Association
Scont County
Jacsonborough
Georgia
LEVIS
Lyon
Zena
South Carolina
Constitution Union
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