Second Volume of the Examiner Opens August First
The Examiner announces termination of its first annual volume with the 26th number on July 23 and that the second volume begins the first Wednesday in August. Subscriptions must be prepaid. about seven thousand names on file, with over six thousand set to end with volume one.
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Examiner
Gp Emheapiotian Grill
Maine
Louisiana
Eiab
Wayne Rough
Burke County
Nevers Pwo
Tywin County
Carnes Ton
William S. Burton
Louisville
Honorable
Interior Co
Jefferson County
Alfred, Bour
Robert Garvin
Ashley Philips
Waynes Rough
Nervnna
Elberly
D. Isaal Wimberly
Columbia Ci House
Windoxrs
Columbia County
Lyst
Petersburg
Zuke
AIEO
Jesa
Jones's
Acjining Biachard
Roberts
Bundee
Op Creek
Keg Creek
Josiah Roberts
War Bealle
Cruwp, Foster
Sara
Payne Ae Lube
G. G
Tankersley
Columbia Sheriff’s Sale
Columbia Court House
Ann Binion
Germany’s
J. Lamar
Willem Murray
Columbia Inpferior Court
Martha Howard
Richard H. Jones
Texan prospects and emigration from the Gulf coast to Texas
A letter from Texas writer Dr Hoxie describes immense emigration to Texas, reports high land values and profits, notes eleven league grants and rich soils, and contrasts Texas fertility with Georgia and Alabama. He praises climate and farming outcomes, but doubts permanent settlement due to social limits and soil poverty.
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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 settlers in Mexico and governance
ASA Hoxby asserts that Mexican society is largely composed of Americans who are honest and industrious. He notes strict law enforcement and argues against imminent civil conflict while describing favorable conditions such as no taxes or duties and a desire for stable government. He claims Americans face issues only from misperceptions about the country.
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Texas
United States
Lexus
Asa Hoxby
Ry A Tallas BE
Tullapoosa River
Great Falls
Montgomery
West Point
Georgia
D. McDougald
J.C. Watson
Sovereignty in the government conflict raised in South Carolina
The piece argues that sovereignty rests with the people, not the government, criticizing Judges Johnson and O Neate for clinging to a parliamentary view. It asserts the common law as the state standard, rejects government-dominant sovereignty, and recalls Revolutionary era principles defending popular supremacy and the people's right to alter or abolish government. It also condemns attacks on Dr. Cooper and notes Savannah health reports and a comedian's New York move.
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Johnson
O'Neate
Luman
Cope
South Caroling
Sophista
Etd
Sen‘lh Carolina
Theo
South Carolina
Johnson Sass
Market Report from Savannah and New Orleans Ports
Cotton sales weekly total 1600 to 1500 bales with limited demand especially Tennessee and Alabama. Prices range around 12 to 14 cents for Upland, sugar remains scarce, rice and corn market activity low, freight rates to Europe and Atlantic ports listed, exchange and bank rates noted. Transport and stock figures show reduced on-hand bales and steady clearing across Savannah and New Orleans markets.
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Savannas Macker
Liverpool
Europe
York
Boston
Craunceston Manger
Havre
I'm. Gibbons
Bullimore
St. Croix
England
France
New York
Aid
Philadelpia
New Orleans
Mobile
Pavannah
United States
Savannah
Georgia Bank
North Caroinnas
Ean Aed
Freigh
Levy
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Baltimore
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New York Star
Matthews
Savannah Board of Health
Commercial
Punaverruia
Georgia Upland
Do Rio
Cuba
St. Douring
St. Jugo
Boston Mars
Gieorgia
Atk
I. Lotrwell
Tadlessebe
WM. Walker
N. F. Collins
J. HR. Brodnax
Thos,&. Coker
Gho. Whitalan
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J.C
PRVUN
T. K. Clarke
William Allen
William Wilkens
Myr. Welborn
Edgefield
William Ailee
Wea
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Wilkins
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Viking
Avbrosse J.avary
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Freche
Seid
Eithe
Paul Fitzsivons
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Solin Marshal
M Knowlton
J Spofford
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Cam Street
Anderson
Bridge Row
Dunbar
McKenzie & Benaocy
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Gaye
Toaner Doxey
Bur County
Azariah
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Duke
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