Augusta Races Third Day Heats and Notable Commentary
Report covers third day results at Augusta Races with Mattleawake and Robin Hood winning heats, then details a fourth day race won by Lady Burke, and a dramatic fifth day where Lady Washville defeats Plato amid crowd fervor. Includes a Courier remark on race excitement and a public dispute between Greenville Mountaineer and Union Standard over federal relations.
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Augusta
W. G. Hawn
B. m. Mattleawake
Bertrand
Devil
West Parafron
Col. Joux Crowent
C. H. Robin Hood
Henry
Hickory
D. Rown
Gr. c
Rob Roy
Diomede
J. Monnison
B. m. Lady Burke
Falstaff
Gallatin—T'me
Col. Crowstt
B. F
Lady Washville
Strip
Mr. Hauss
B. H. Plato
Sir William
Tiger
Rowx
C. m. Jarunette
Phenomenon
Director
Joux
F. Paulina
Jackson
Rosciusco
Plato
Brunette
Lady Nashville
Paulina
Brutmette
Line of stages to run thrice weekly between city and Mobile
The Sentinel reports a new line of stages will operate starting January next, running three times a week from this city to Mobile via Louisville Hawkinsville and other stops. The plan aims to improve regional transport and connectivity.
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the Sentinel
Mobile
Louisville
Hawkinsville
Augusta
Jefferson County
Maria
Hannnah Jor
Elsey
Mary Ann Ramsey
David Caven
Adm'r
Professor Dew elected at South Carolina College
The Trustees of the South Carolina College in Columbia elect Professor of Political Economy and History. His acclaimed work on Slavery is praised as a major national and Southern asset. The piece critiques editorial practices and urges support for a valued Southern publication and discusses state federal relations.
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South Carolina
Greenvills Mountaineer
Committee On Federal Relations
Nallies
Dew
South Carolina College
Columbia
South
Impressive Address Praises McDuffie and Slavery Views
The piece extols Gov. McDuffie and quotes Gov. McDerrie and others, arguing that Northern democracy trends threaten liberty in slave states. It lauds McDuffie’s character and devotion, noting political sacrifice and personal loss in service to Southern institutions and national happiness.
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McDerrie
Gov. McDuffie
South
Late Post Office Contracts Highlight Public Expenditures
A Northern telegraph review questions reduced post office contracts and extras. The piece alleges the public has been plundered by contractor favoritism and partisan support, detailing cost cuts from 36 000 to 5 000 on a 214 mile route and criticizing Extray Billy Smith as a favored contractor.
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U.S
Billy Smith
Hog Jackson van Buren
Milledgeville
Great Western
Columbus
Séitie
French Minister declines dining with President as war looms
Reports from Washington say the French Minister refused a dinner with the President last week, intensifying tensions before war. The Sentinel notes Governor appoints Francis H. Coxe and Wa. W. Gonvon as associate counsel with the Attorney General in the Merchants' and Planters' Bank information case. A Courier item mentions a wealthy man purchasing a Hudson square house for 20000 dollars and gifting it to a widow, a notable New Year gesture.
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New York
Washington
Francis H. Coxe
Greene
Wa. W. Gonvon
Chatham
Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank
Sentinel
New York Courier
Hudson Square
Steam Boat Disaster and Georgia Legislature News
The Greenville Mountaineer reports Judge W R Davis ill at Anderson court house. Steam Boat Fan Burea states a cotton laden vessel burned near midnight on the Apalachicola route with insured cargo likely, total loss around 45000, passengers jumped overboard to shore. Fortunate insurance and ownership details noted. Other items include mint gold totals, Georgia legislature bills passing the Senate, and a death affecting Milledgeville sessions with speculation on adjournment.
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W. R. Davis
Anderson Court House
Burea
Apalachicola
Wood
Bonner
Columbus Enginrers
Col
Bonnerj
New York
U. States
Smarr
Washington City
Champlain
Congress
Georgia
Senate
Greene County
Shid County
Bank of
Darien
House of Representatives
Wofford
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Milledgeville
Aanon Jones
Lee County
House
Cotton crop outlook skeptics share regional downturn view
The statement argues that upland cotton yields will drop about one third from last year across South Carolina and neighboring states. It cites low remaining stocks, rapid sales, and reduced bagging demand, backed by planter and trader testimony, urging wider publication and expert corroboration.
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North Carolina
Georgia
Charleston Courier
Charleston Mercury
New York Courier & Enquirer
New York Daily
Advertiser
David Ewart
James Smart
Law & Ellison
Felix Meetz
Andrew Crawford
Robert Bonner
P. & R. Bryce
R. O'Neale
R. Caldwell
James Johnston & Co
JS. Lott & Co
Richard Sandley
Sidney Crhne
A. Kirk
Smith & Law
William M‘millan & Co
James Cathcart
James M‘fie
R. Keenan
William Rice
Friday & Kinsler
James II Scott & Co
Pl & J. Biwart
Columbia
George Mduff
Richland District
Thos. Heath
W. M. Myers
James 11. Adams
W. J. Taylor
Robert Adams
C. Bookter
Fairfield
J. Buchanan
William J. Alston
Thomas Lyles
Sumter
Jno
J. Potts
Register of Rural Affairs adapts Southern Section cultivation
The December 1834 issue of the Register of Rural Affairs. a Southern monthly publication edited by John D. Levans from Charleston South Carolina. issued by A. E. Miller. price five dollars per year in advance or six dollars if paid within two months. communications and subscriptions accepted at Broad Street address.
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A. E. Milluga
Esqu
Charleston
Southern Review
New York
New Yon
New York, Troy, &c
Richmond City
South
Uplands
Alabamas
Tennessees
Mobiles
Louisianas
Utmont
Joux D. Leandr
Friends of Agriculture
Legare
Yain
Ugdwell
AOR Miller
S. C
United States
John D. Levans
8. C
A. E. Miller
Broad Street
Wiare
Edward _ Canpfield
J. Meigs
T. Weard, Wi
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