Augusta Races Third Day Close Finishes
Race results from Augusta show three heats with purses of 400, 200, and 600 dollars. Winners include Mattleawake owned by W G Hawn and Lady Washville owned by Col Crowstt, with detailed times and stakes noted amid a crowded course and lively betting.
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Diomede
J. Monnison
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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 plan to operate a line of stages three times a week between this city and Mobile via Louisville Hawkinsville and other towns, starting in January next.
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Mobile
Louisville
Hawkinsville
Augusta
Jefferson County
Maria
Hannnah Jor
Elsey
Mary Ann Ramsey
David Caven
Adm'r
Professor Dew elected South Carolina College professor
The article celebrates the election of Professor of Political Economy and History at Columbia's South Carolina College. It praises his work on Slavery as a major Southern benefit and discusses reactions from The Constitutionalist and Southern press. It notes endorsements from Southern Agriculturalists and critiques regarding state rights and federal relations. The piece calls for publication of related reports and speeches by Gov. McDorritt and the Committee on Federal relations.
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Greenvills Mountaineer
Committee On Federal Relations
Nallies
Dew
South Carolina College
Columbia
South
S. Carolina
Georgia
State Rights Party
Carolina
Admiration for Gov McDuffie and Slavery Debate
A Northern editor lauds Gov McDuffie and his address as essential reading, arguing the North trends toward anarchy and despotism if slavery remains unresolved. The piece praises McDuffie’s eloquence, integrity, and selfless devotion to Southern institutions amid perceived threats to liberty and national unity.
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McDerrie
Gov. McDuffie
South
Late Post Office Contracts Spark Public Outcry
The Telegraph quotes the Globe on post office contract cuts that slash extras amid accusations of partisan favoritism. It calculates route-by-route savings from Milledgeville to Columbus and questions whether reduced costs reflect service cuts or corruption benefiting Extray Billy Smith and allies.
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U.S
Billy Smith
Hog Jackson van Buren
Milledgeville
Great Western
Columbus
Séitie
French Minister declines dine with President sparks war talk
From Washington the Commercial notes the French Minister refused a dinner with the President. the Sentinel adds the Governor appointed Francis H. Coxe and Wa. W. Gonvon as associate counsel in the Merchants and Planters Bank case. A Courier item describes a wealthy gift to a widow from a man of fortune who bought a house in Hudson Square.
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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 Notes
The Greenville Mountaineer reports W. R. Davis ill at Anderson courthouse. A steam boat Fan Burea boat bound for Apalachicola burned near midnight, destroying cargo and baggage with losses around 45000 dollars. passengers swam ashore. Captain Wood of Apalachicola owned the boat. cotton stocked by Bonner and others. insurance likely. Also news from the Georgia Legislature with bills on asylum for invalid poor, electing constables, sabbath attach ments, land grant fees, and penalties, plus death of representative Aanon Jones delaying proceedings. Mr Smarr elected Champlain in Congress. Mint gold totals given.
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Anderson Court House
Burea
Apalachicola
Wood
Bonner
Columbus Enginrers
Col
Bonnerj
New York
U. States
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Washington City
Champlain
Congress
Georgia
Senate
Greene County
Shid
Bank of
Darien
House of Representatives
Wofford
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Milledgeville
Aanon Jones
Lee County
House
Cotton crop doubts echo across state lines from Charleston to Columbia
A published proclamation by merchants in Columbia argues the upland cotton crop will fall short by about one third versus last year, citing delayed openings and rapid market sales. it notes widespread belief of deflated yields and calls for a committee to gather planter opinions for wider publication.
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REGISTER OF RURAL AFFAIRS Southern Section Monthly 1834
Publication notice for the Register of Rural Affairs adapted to the Southern United States. Monthly issue with terms five dollars per year, six dollars if paid within two months. Editor John D. Levans. Charleston South Carolina printer A. E. Miller. Vol seventh December 1834 No. 12.
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