Exhibition of the Cols and Horse Show at Athens
A July 1833 report describes a public horse show with prizes awarded for first to third cups, noting a large crowd, judges Col. John Banks and others, and a vivid scene of admiration for the competing stock. The article also mentions the Athens Railroad debate and a pledge to uphold liberal aims against selfish objections.
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Colf
bin Adair
Ington
Meridian
John Banks
John M. Kens
Bees Col
Elisha Strong
Parks £ Tj
Vaq
Rosin Ayan
Cota
Board of Judges
William H. Smith
Soe
Y. Fust
S. Recorder
Columbia Sheriff Sales
Batilg
Appling
Columbia County
Hyfil
Bown
Cardledge
J Iryant
Wilkins
Sundey Firis
Justices Court
Phoutas
Tockhart
John KB. Dickeraon
Willian
Sence Bowen
Isaaaau Ramsey
Georgia Rail Road Debate Sparks Busy Georgia Politics
The Augusta Chronicle reports heated letters from Gainesville and Athens arguing that Georgia must maintain commercial independence. Writers warn that wrong rail plans could make Charleston a trade depot, harming Savannah’s economy and Georgia’s overall prosperity.
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Georgia
Charleston
Athens
Augusta
Savannah
Beaver Dam
Ray's Creek
Ockmulgee River
Great Western
South Carolina
Nullification support voiced for Maj. Craw ford in Georgia
The August 8 1833 Georgia edition reports State Rights advocates declare Maj Joel Crawford a confirmed nullifier. Letters he wrote before the start are to be published to prove his stance. Supporters, optimistic about his open anti union position, push for public backing as nullification advances in the state.
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Ray
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Industrn
Examiner
Hia
Watsit
New York
Jr Rickin
Esq
John C. Calhoun
Ksilimilton
Sun
Boston
Globe
South
Heronverts
Hayne
Calhoun
McDuffaen
Wilde
Hamilton
Joel Crawford
Maj
Crawforn
Ltters
Columbus
Georgia
Aruna
Georgea
Burke County
Onninany
Lawsow
Clinton
Thomas W. Davies
Lawson Clinton
Waynesboro
Said
Lawson
Harlow
Enid Lawson Clinton
Public Gazettes
Ancasta
Teue
J. G. Baduly
Clark
Sim
Dinner to Mr Mcdorfi el remarks on State Rights
Mr M Durrie and his nephew Waxee were welcomed to the state with a public dinner at Brown's attended by a large crowd. He gave an hour long speech applauded by the assemblage. The Toasts were praised, and a future College Commencement promised. Also notes on a Saratoga fire, Arkansas population growth, and a dull cotton market.
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McDorfiel
M' Durrie
Waxee
Brown's
Mr. Brown
Register and Library of Medical and Chirurgical Science
The Augusta Chroniclere and the Register and Library promote a new periodical in Washington with translations from French German and Italian, a dedicated engraver, and a plan to publish six volumes yearly at ten dollars per dozen subscribers. A specimen will appear in weeks and subscriptions to be mailed to Washington City.
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Jefferson College
Duff Oreen
Washington
Sit
Pressea
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
United States of America
United States
Brargrern Axp
Brary
Europe
Register and Library
Washinton City
Philadelphia
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Hall County
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Georgia Courier
Lexington
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Rigda Meunnidcs
Philadelphia United States
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Arkansas
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Interior Court of
Richmond County
Casper Nail Jr
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Benj.s. Cox
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Inferior Court
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James Pmarreh
Henry County
Henson
Baltimore and
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Holland M'I'yre
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Kroke County
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Rebecca Harlow
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Barnwell
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Little Horse Creek
Kenry Shultz
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Big Ovechee
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Court of Ordinary
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Muscopes County
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Wade Brown
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Macon Messenger
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