Tellulah Falls Reach: Letter on Habersham and Tellulah
Excerpted letter by John Y Fairservice writes of Tellulah Falls and Habersham in Georgia. He contrasts northern Connecticut scenery with Southern hills Rabun and Habersham. The piece muses on virtue, aristocracy of genius, and wants to view the falls with reverent awe from a forested ascent.
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Cranxsville
Geo
Ugrahee Mountain
Tuccoa
Connecticut
New England
Merrimack
Green Mountain
New Haven
Haber-ham
Habersham
Tellulah
Rabun
Georgia
Our Literary Prospects in South Carolina’s Fame
From the Charleston Courier, an essay lamenting past literary stagnation in South Carolina and Charleston, then praising a new dawn. It notes the Southern Review’s end, the Academy’s decline, and the Literary Society’s struggle, while urging renewed vigor and support for Carolina literature and notable figures emerging in American fiction.
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Charleston Courier
South Carolina
South
Union
Southern Review
Academy of Fine Arts
Literary and Philosophical Society
Charleston
Carolina
Literary awakening in Columbia spurs new schools and society
Rose Bud expands into a new literary era as Columbia sees a Southern School of Practical Medicine, a revived South Carolina College, and a Charleston Library building project. A new Literary Association and plans for the Southern Literary Journal promise broader patronage, funds, and a Minerals and Geology collection, with revive of the Southern Review.
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Columbia
South Carolina College
Charleston
South Carolina
Southern Literary Messenger
Richmond
Virginia
Literary and Philosophical Society
Southern Review
Proclamation by Mississippi Governor on Insurrection Fears
Governor H G Runnels urges vigilance against a supposed band of white insurrectionists and orders officers to suppress insurgent movements. He calls county police boards to organize patrols and authorizes arming the state for defense, with receipts and strict distribution considerations. The document is dated Jackson July 13, 1835.
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Jackson
H. G
David Dickson
Vigilant Citizens Move to Halt Seditious Pamphlets
A Charleston committee pledged to work with the Post Master to prevent distribution of seditious pamphlets by mail. The resolve was adopted after warning abolitionists, with named committee members and officers listed, signaling firm action by local citizens.
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Charleston
Clinzens
South
North
R.Y. Hayne
John Robinson
Charles Edmondston
H. A. Desaussure
James Robertson
James Lynch
Edward R. Laurens
Be Just and Fear Not State Rights Nomination
Augusta Chronicle notes the State Rights nomination for governor Cha s R Dougherty and offers the Augusta Conscious? for sale. The ad details the paper's long history large subscription base extensive advertising patronage and valuable printing materials highlighting the oldest paper in the state and its profitable print operation. It includes a formal notice from J W Carswell expressing farewell to the Richmond Blues and thanks to associates with a sales appeal and requests mutual publication of the notice.
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Burrs
Augusta Chronicle
Richmond Blues
J. W. Canswett
Canswett
W. M. Mantix
S. C. Wilcox
J. W. Stor
O. E. Carmicnart
Carswell
Aveavara
Avousta Cunosicxz
South
Barpwin Correspondence Acknowledgment Note
TO CORRESPONDENTS Barpwin is received and will be attended to as early as possible. The brief message indicates prompt handling of inquiries or letters as soon as staff can respond.
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Barpwin
Bank of Augusta Directors Announce Staff Appointments
On Thursday last the Board of Directors of the Bank of Augusta appointed William A. Karn as Book Keeper Lamart C Witxson as Collection Clerk and Geo W Moneay as Assistant Book Keeper.
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Bank of Augusta
Willliam A. Karn
Lamart C. Witxson
Geo. W. Moneay
Editor Notes Compositor Misprint For Constitutionalist
The Editor absent notes that the compositor altered the Constitutionalist reply published Saturday by inserting and omitting words. He cites substitutions like Superior for Supreme and other errors caused by a hurried late night manuscript awaiting the stage. He suggests legibility contributed to the mistakes while expressing blame should be shared.
PENSISIT The Virtue of Witty Courtship Revealed
A gentleman courting a lady is told by the lady to transpose the given letters to form another word as her answer. The puzzle frames the wordplay as a test of wit and virtue, suggesting those who solve it will not fear rejection, while those who fail must persist or abandon hopes.
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Fagalo
Arcadia
Tellulah
J.J. Fairservice
Fairview, Con
Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co
Roscoe Packet
Liverpool
London
Gazette
Cobbett
Ipswich
Il Sonds
Spain
Orleans
Wirtemburg
Russia
Paris
Switzerland
Paris Express
Lyons
Paris and
Luneville
Lagrange
Bonardi de Saint Sulpice
Marshall Clausel
W’erlon
Algiers
M. de Bourmont
Goldsmith
The
Demosthenian Society
Phi Kappa Society
W. Howand
Milledgeville
Wm. C. Dawson
Greene
Danizt Caannien , Esq
Washington
Col. Dawson
Saawwon
Alabama
Abolition papers debate in Georgia Courier dispute
The Georgia Courier recounts a dispute over abolition papers, citing a Post Office letter from W. C. Micou that counters its July assertion. The letter notes abolition papers addressed to clergy or individuals, listing about 10 to 12 names with only three known Nullifiers, and argues against shifting blame to the Post Office.
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Abolition
W. C. Micou
P. Mm
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Jackson, Miss
State Rights Banner
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State of
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J. W. Stoy
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Barrey
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W. Scutery
Daniel Cuanpieb
Globe
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J. W. Carswell
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