Destructive fires and political fields report in early 1800s
A historical summary notes a major fire destroying St Philip's Church and surrounding buildings in a city, with extensive damage to wood structures and stables while preserving key sites. It also reports on political shifts, elections and ministerial support, plus an account of a fatal rail accident involving the Horry and Columbia trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leia
Liverpool
France
Paris
London
Wood
Pattisor
Grote
Crawford
Morning Post
Ireland
O’connell
Dublin
Tralee
Maurice
Lord Sardén
Ewart
Liver
Wellington
Ashburton
Devives
Harwich
Newcastle
Stafford
Beverly
Chippenham
St. Alban’s
Tewkesbury
Bridgport
Maidstone
Evesham
Sandwich
Algiers
Alexandria
Ashley River
Johnson
Linguard
Church
Arkxn
Market-sts
State-st
Market
Amen
State Streets
Sixpsex
St. Philip’s
Church St
Meeting St
Marxzet
Queen St
Logan Street
Broad-street
Fir South
Queerie
St. Philip's
Lindsey
John McCo
Augusta Notice Urges Payment Before March First
Indebted individuals are asked to settle accounts by March first due to a heavy payment date. Remittance by mail is accepted under the paper’s Terms. The pews near the pulpit are reserved for the Military and city officials and citizens are invited to join the procession in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Rosemount
Burke County
Kent
Augusta
Savannah Rivers
Oakhill Plantation
Coluimbian County
Aussi
Wrightsboro
Tubmar, Houghton
Nike
E. Ke
McKenzie & Bennoch
Jeremiah Burke
Evan'g
Glisson
Lectures on Anatomy by Dr Ducas in the Masonic Hall
Dr L A Ducas, Professor of Anatomy and Physiology at the Medical College of Georgia, offers popular lectures at the Masonic Hall using the college’s anatomical collection. He aims to spark interest in this foundational science and its national value, with the lecture series beginning tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Mercury
Barnwell
S.C
Daxten Touen
C. H
Radford Smith
State of
Georgia
L. A. Ducas
Medical College of Georgia
Masonic Hall
Medical College
Adams
House of Representatives
Paris
Jean Q. Anams
Congress
House
Europe
French Chamber of Deputies
LaFayette
United States
Chronicle
Argyle and Bertrand Race Proves Argyle Victorious
On the first day of the South Carolina Jockey Club meet, Argyle defeats Bertrand, Jun in two heats for 1000 dollars. Argyle takes heat one in 8m 48s, heat two in 8m 8s after a tight finish. Molly Long defeats Conrad in a two mile sweepstake, then Thursday’s 3 mile heats list several mares and horses withweights and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina Jockey Club
Irgyle
Bertrand
Jun
Juni
Argyle
Lot
Mr. Montmollin
Molly Long
Mr. M’ray
Conrad
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Messrs. J. & C. Lawton
M. A. Dupont
Charleston Courier
Washington
Gov. Wolfe
J. Q. Adams
Alexandria Gazette
Errata
Rovzer W. Mc Kren
Pranter’s Haven
Presbyterian Church
William W. Wherns
Jones T. Guar
Law School
F. M. Roneartson
P. Meraman
Samouet Bonss
C. Wilsox
Groner W. Laman
Jons I. Conky
Wadsurgeron Cirr
Cherokee
South Carolina
Union
Logan
Savannah
Charleston
New York
Havre
24Th
Mercury
Washingto
Hudson
New Reading & News Room
Jarvis
Mr. Smith
Jackson
Maine
Smith
Lyttle
Ohio
Aversrus
Carrouna
Vrnutt
Nzno
Commoves
Hrliogadalus
Hoxonius
Wilkinson County
Massas
John Floyd
Camden County
State Rights
OLD Soldier
Montmollin
Br. m. Alborack
Walden
Gr. F. Chédtatee
Boyds
G. Dangerfield
J. L. Wilson
Ch. G. Iilliam
Jas
Heyward
G. Talleyrand
Col. Fitzsimons
Pauline
Mr. Sinclair
Kenneth
Massachusetts
Senate of Massachusetts
John Quincy Adams
Silsbee
Davis
Baylies
Siderpool
Siiai
St Dons
Freighuts
Dull
Savannant Mankert
Macon Mankert
Essenger
Cuaniusron
Pollard
Mount Monet
Mator
Florida
New Orleans
Liverroot
Orleans
Alabama
Surat
Bates
Livenevor
Olton
Patehare
Brazil
Livinguet, Jap
James Primrose
George Weigle
Catherine Marks
Ann Eliza
Fin
Ann E. Marshall
Tvispar
Hamburg
Estray
Globe Hotel
Stovall & Simmons
Inferior Court
Richmond County
Charles Williamson
Said County
Eldridge C, Williamson
Admr
Eagle and Phanix
Richmond Hussars
Companny’s
Lieut
Stuart
Cornet
Cornet Danforth
Bows
Pemberton
Trottwvs Hotel
Aten
S.C. Rhe
Augusti
Columbia
Edgefield Carolinian
Jas. J. Harrison
Holcombe, Peck & Co
Javer & Latton’s
Robert W. McKeen
Ranaway
Win
NPY
Drisdale
Fdgefield
Bank of
Henry Shultz
Senate House
H. Deas
Senate
I. L. Pinckney
Committee of Finance
Committee of Ways and Means
Henry Shulas
Jacob Warley
R. Anderson
Suas
Tandy Walker
S. C
William Lava
Comrptroller
Coloambie
William Laval
S. 8 Comptroller General
S. I. Butler
Bunsburg
Uhe
Senata Do Ees
Caretta i Arora Edgefield
Burg
Western
Macon
George Elgin
Globo Hotel
Prorinedlani
Pvr Envans .Ee
Jlent
William Phillips
Fox
McKenzie && Berinoch
Ci ‘St
Kew
Aika
Jim
Jim Bugg
Apalaschicola Bay
West Florida
Columbus
Geo
Edward. J. Hardin
Mie
Echved
Walker’ S
Columbia County
Big Ngee
Sys Atner BP
Robertson
The
Columbus Enquirer
Jan l
Fawenk Campfir Fisg
Esq
T. Haard
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