Col Abol lp Wilson toast at public dinner and horse show
A midyear public dinner includes toasts to Col Abol lp Wilson and Andrew Jackson as guests drink in the Union. The Athens rail road debate follows with defenders of internal improvements arguing against narrow selfish motives and calling for a broader liberal policy.
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Abollp. Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Publi Oes Publican
Wilson
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Ington
Meridian
John Banks
John M. Kens
Bees Col
Elisha Strong
Parks £ Tj
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Rosin Ayan
Cota
Board of Judges
William H. Smith
Soe
Y. Fust
S. Recorder
Athens
Georgia Rail Road Debate Warns Against Charleston Monopoly
The Augusta Chronicle reports Georgia should remain commercially independent and avoid diverting trade to Charleston via a rail line to Athens. It argues the plan would make Savannah port obsolete and turn Georgia into a tributary to South Carolina, urging Savannah over Charleston as the state’s depot and warehouse. The item contains letters from Gainesville and Athens defenses and a critique of pro rail advocates.
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Augusta
Georgia
Charleston
Athens
Savannah
Beaver Dam
Ray's Creek
Ockmulgee River
Great Western
South Carolina
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Washington
Lexington
Alice
Brunswick Davis
Nullification Support Shown for Maj. Crawford in Georgia
The State Rights men in Georgia praise Maj. Joel Crawford as a determined nullifier. Letters written by him are expected to be published, convincing supporters that Nullification can take root here. The August 8, 1833 notice signals strong backing and open advocacy.
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Globe
South
Heronverts
Hayne
Calhoun
McDuffaen
Wilde
Hamilton
Auuubta Chronicle
Gainsville
M. Pemsenrox
Georgia
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Liberty
Hoe
Hall County
Gay
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Hall
Solviers
Lull
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Friends of State Rights
The
Georgia Courier
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Crawforn
Ltters
Columbus
Aruna
Dinner to Mr Mcdorfiel sparks strong Southern sympathy
Mr M Durrie and his nephew Waxee arrived to honor state rights advocates. A public dinner at Brown's drew large crowds, with toasts and a lengthy speech praising Southern interests. The event reflected vigorous regional support and hopes for future college commencement coverage. Descriptions also note a Saratoga fire loss and Arkansas population growth opportunities.
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M' Durrie
Waxee
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Mr. Brown
Register and Library of Medical and Surgical Science announced
The Augusta Chronicie advertises a new publication the Register and Library of Medical and Chirurgical Science edited in Washington. It will publish medical works news and reviews, translating French German Italian texts and reprinting standard works for a yearly subscription of ten dollars. Specimen issue soon and subscriptions collected via Washington city with receipts to the editor in Philadelphia.
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Register and Library
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