Second Volume of the Examiner Starts in August
The Examiner notes the 26th issue will close the first annual volume on July 23 and that the second volume begins the first Wednesday in August. It urges advance payment to avoid postage and outlines subscription terms, stressing rigid adherence to prepaid plans for sustainability.
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Examiner
Gp Emheapiotian Grill
Maine
Louisiana
Eiab
Wayne Rough
Burke County
Nevers Pwo
Tywin County
Carnes Ton
William S. Burton
Waynes Rough
Nervnna
Elberly
D. Isaal Wimberly
Texas prospects and emigration tales from Cove's Settlement
A correspondent from Cove's Settlement Texas writes of booming land values and high profits, claiming Texas lands yield vast crops and offer easy living. He notes vast emigration, slaveholding neighbors, and harsh soil in other states, contrasting Texas fertility, climate, and rail of prosperity with conditions in Georgia Alabama and Mississippi.
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Teras
Lexus
Hoxie
Georgia
Alabama
Cove
Texas
Mr. Lewis
Mississippi
Louisiana
Talis
Biases
San Gabriel
San Andres
United States
Letter on American character and governance in Mexico
In a 19th century letter ASA HOXBY argues that Mexicans or Spaniards lead the country while Americans are few but honest and industrious. He claims breaches of law are punished like in the United States, discusses Mexican government deterring settlers, denies imminent civil war, notes no taxes or duties, and signs as a friend and obedient servant.
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Texas
United States
Lexus
Asa Hoxby
Columbia ‘Limes and Gazette
Savannah
Dee Cooper
State Rights Committee
Columbia
Cooper
Gen. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
America
Sovereignty in the government and popular power
The piece argues that sovereignty resides in the people, not the government, condemning Judges Johnson and O Neate for treating allegiance as due to the state. It asserts government as an agent of the people and criticizes claims that four or five hundred officials hold sovereign authority, urging preservation of liberty under common law and constitutional principles.
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O'Neate
Luman
Cope
South Caroling
Sophista
Etd
Sen‘lh Carolina
Theo
South Carolina
Johnson Sass
Liverpool and Savannah Cotton Prices and Markets Report
Market report notes limited Upland cotton sales at 11.24 cents with stock not exceeding 600 bales. Liverpool accounts from June Southern trade cites favorable but unchanged prices. Rice and corn demand small with uneven prices. Exchange rates and freight to Europe and New York listed. Savannah prices current to July 19 show light stock, minor weekly sales, sugar and molasses values given. Punavernnia Market reports stronger Europe signals for Georgia upland cotton around 14 to 15 cents with 90 day terms.
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Europe
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I'm. Gibbons
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England
France
New York
Aid
Philadelpia
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Mobile
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United States
Savannah
Georgia Bank
North Caroinnas
Ean Aed
Freigh
Levy
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Baltimore
Punaverruia
Georgia Upland
South Carolina
Do Rio
Cuba
St. Douring
St. Jugo
Boston Mars
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