Georgia Legislature Debates Bank Bills and Rail Projects
The Senate and House debated banking privileges for the Georgia Railroad Company, a river improvement appropriation, and a Court for the Correction of Errors. Bills passed include laneing obstructions to fish passage, shifting county sites, and issuing mining and railroad charters. Rejected measures included patrol laws and death penalty reforms amid broader constitutional and militia updates. The Cotton market and speculative pressures are examined with production estimates for 1834 and future years, noting overproduction risk and English demand.
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Columbus Races Recognizes Myer Myers as Consul
The President designates Myer Myers as Consul for the King of the Netherlands at the Norfolk port. This confirmation formalizes Myers role in representing Dutch interests and duties at the port authority.
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New York News Comes by William Gibbons to Cuanston
From New York, the steam packet William Gibbons arrived at Cuaureston with newspapers up to Saturday evening and other northern journals. Weather delayed departure from Staten Island. no foreign arrivals seen. Also reports 100,000 barrels flour en route to Albany and canal bustle with 1500 workers. Postmaster General agrees to pay Boston and Providence RR $2000 yearly for two daily mails.
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South Carolina Legislature Adjourns After Saturday Vote
A resolution to adjourn on Saturday the 19th at 2 PM passed in both branches of the South Carolina Legislature on Saturday last. A destructive fire on the 7th nearly laid Cheraw in ashes with losses estimated at 200 000 to 300 000 dollars, over half the stores burned and most not insured. Hart & Hardy plan to open the Savannah Theatre tonight with Therese, Mature, Philosophy, and the DiagoLros performances. The Charleston Southern Patriot warns of forged five dollar notes from the State Bank in circulation, premised on deceptive paper money.
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