Prison Gates and Government Letters from Milledgeville
A dated dispatch from Milledgeville on January 9 relates Governor Wilson Lumpkin and penitentiary officials. It notes a communication deemed insulting, efforts to forbear prosecution, and expected discharge of confinement by Col Mills. A subsequent report mentions a bill to reduce duties on foreign goods and details on tariffs effective from September 1822 and later dates.
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Milledgeville
Wilson Lumpkin
State of Georgia
Sommes
S.A Worcester
Col Mills
Mil
Waite
Rou
South Carolina Convention Proclamation Calls Assembly
Gen Hamlin president of the convention issues a proclamation directing members to meet in Columbia on the second Monday of March. The notice specifies the date and city for the assembly of delegates in a state convention.
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South Carolina
Hamine
Columbia
Appling
Colume WY Bia
Superior Court
Said County
Janes Wartledge
Ve. Laird
Isaac Ramsey
Virginia Mission and State Legislature Correspondence
Virginia mission details emerge from governor Proyo to the Legislature, outlining correspondence between Mr. Leian and Gov. Wawne regarding the mission to South Carolina. The key item is a letter from Mr. I to Gov. H requesting Virginia resolutions be shared with the President of the Convention.
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Virginia
Lyte
Carolina
Local paper feud over false notice sparks editorials
The Courier and Chronicle trade barbs after a disputed notice bound to a sign. The Chronicle accuses the other paper of wilful fabrication while defending its own staff. Mocking references to Temple and a jackass nickname fuel the exchange as readers watch.
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Chronicle
Polanle
Ben
Bill on Thrift Reduction Introduced in Senate
Reports from Charleston indicate on the 12th Mr. Clay introduced a bill for reducing the Thrift. In the House Col Drayton urged the Ways and Means Committee to report a bill to reduce duties per cent annually with exemptions and penalty adjustments if revenue falls short. The measure, referred to a select committee led by Clay and others, faces uncertain support.
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Raleigh
Charleston
Ravenna
Clay
Messrs
Calhoun
Grundy
Webster
Clayton
Rives
Dallas
Cotton Market Review and UK Stocks Decline in 1832 Era
Liverpool advices report a fall in British cotton stocks across ports by about 60 609 bales from the prior year amid light trade. Weekly demand rose to 17 225 bales, with exports of yarn higher than last year and strong contracts for the next season. New Orleans and Gulf region supplies remained tight, with total US output around 1 010 589 bales and European purchase needs estimated at 225 000 bales for export.
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Liverpool
Bates
Berg
Lateondon
Gliegow
Coton
Kingdom of
Great Britain
Jae
Europe
Orleans
Louis
Mies
Alabama
Piola
Mobile
Atlantic States
Cotlun
Forsyth and Clay Tariff Conflict Sparks Southern Reproach
The letter argues Mr. Forsyth shifts toward administration aims over South Carolina, opposing Clay’s tariff bill to avoid Jackson’s vengeance. It cites Forsyth and Grandy as two Southern lawmakers who opposed postponing the infamous bloody din and tariffs. Georgia voters are urged to judge Forsyth by his past and present actions.
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MR. Forsyti
Porsysh
Mr. Porsych
Mr. Grandy
Jackson
Georgia
Forsyth
Thorough horse racing notes from a crowded county fair day
A detailed race program recounts two heat events won by Col and MC with Bettsy Hare and other horses contending. It describes multiple mile races, rough track conditions, betting fever, and the crowd's lively reaction, noting favourites like Fun Baven and Voterose and highlighting the heavy course and close finishes.
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Col
Tigos
Jorn Ro Spany
Pun Buren
Jolly Piintzy
Betsy Hares
Fun Baven
Betsy Hare
Voterose
Etiike
Teksroso
Sud
Acon
Sill
Pusties
Bia
Harare
Peatieg
Levernien
A. H. Noupstick
Mr. Ursanen
Jim Crono
Col. Green
Nullifier
Mr Warren
Col. J. 2. Lyons
A.m. Sbeabia Pelic
Arab
Shylock
Janes Leviersen
V. Ij
Machle Andrew
Mackle Foto
Su Andrew
M. C. Ligen
Riza Jackson
Bw Autrew
Finen
Dyears
Jackson
Tune
Lire Jackson
Lize J
Thsn
Hin
Timwe
Col. Garnison
Hailstoria
Nile
Col. Ing
Race Entries and Early Heats for One-Mided Mile Show
Beating Mr Paustrys o f Brazitia Col Lin Ons 8 Tuberose and Mr Minauras b bh Fairplay Time 1st heat 2m2s 2nd 2m 3rd 1m53s Brazitia started badly in heat two. The following horses entered for the day’s race a single mile for 60 cash and a jacket and cap from JJ Byrd. Lucinda Restless Nullifier listed with Sir Andrew Whip Quicksilver dam blue dress and blue details.
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Paustry
O.f. Brazitia
Col
Linons
Tuberose
Minaura
Brazitia
Club
JJ. Byrd
D. Levenica
Bom
Lucinda
Sir Andrew
Sally Plat
McKrrs
Walter
C. Mason
H. Nullifier
Sovereign States and the Union in a Georgia Letter
A Laurens correspondent argues about sovereignty and secession, contrasting state autonomy with federal power during the Union era. The writer questions the Proclamation and cites Gov. Troup’s views on state rights, constitutional authority, and the danger of force against states.
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Federatiot
Georgia
Troup
Akiay the National
Jong Fiendehin
George M. 'Troap
Gov. Troup Dwillinfer
Theo Taay
Gov. Treap
Augusta
Roallmins
U. States
Laurens
Numbers Missing From the Land Wheel Explored
Our correspondent notes the numbers were placed today as Burke and Richmond were based, referencing Elisha Wathina Burke Roos and John Petters in 1900. The fragment hints at a historical numerical puzzle or entry.
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Wiles
Burke and Richmond
Burke
Elisha Wathina
Roos
Richmond
John Petters
Lot Dist
Horina Liptrot
Archibald Bonnell
Griffins
Isaac Farmer
John Wallace
Petersons
Wm. Stringer
Stephen Mille
Paris
Soth Royal
Alexander Young
Wm. Patterson
Nathaniel Eal, Jr
Boshe Sa
Thomas Davis
Polbills
Reuben Duke
Rogers
Columbia
Jimea Jonoa
Chewa
Ovadiah
Moss
Walkern
John Wihnteacre
Sen
Culbrethe
John T. Allen
Culbreth
Mio A Creek
Peeks
Anderson W
Oucette
Walkers
Simuel Rice
Thos
B. Meese
Chetts
Lincoln
Joel Caver
McGilla
Houncon W. Kingerman
Graves
Covington Mearles
McMillans
James Reid
Jones
James Johnson
Stoked
Raney W. Armor
McDowell's
Jacob Cover
Leveretta
McGill's
David Scott Murray
McDowells
Wyhomas Trammeketing
Graves Lhe Richmond
David Collina
Path
Robert Boley
Dtueh
Wo Lawrence
Meury Dohyaon
Iorea J Tollock
Christopher C. Valaferro
Shaun Miles
Wid
J. Dunee
Alexwider Kemp
Liverpool Cotton Market Report and Prices
The weekly cotton market shows improved demand with gains in overall sales. Weather disrupted operations briefly while exports and stocks remained noted, with American and Brazilian consignments and a steady outlook for moderate prices in Liverpool.
New York Celeb Arrives in Charleston Amid Bustling Crowd
A famed New York celebrity comedian named Mag Buchta drew attention in Charleston as crowds gathered to glimpse the guest. Local photographers watched the scene while vendors reported brisk sales during the visit.
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Amorg Tha Passe
New-York
Cele Nyers
Charleston
Mag Brated
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Burke County
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Rey Dawson Clinton
Edward Hugnes
Virginia P. Anderson
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Geo
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Alex
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Atgusta City
Sherifi
Marth
Robert McCoombs
Samuel Clark
John &. McCoombs
Wi. Moody
C. AL
Columbia County
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Bellas SA
Helfensh
Ercadia
George W. Redman
Ywelvuein
Wilstand
J. Mickles
Longtown
Fairfield
Mir
Rte
Charlston Mercury
Augustus Chronicle
Yorkville Pioneer
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Columbia Telescope
Bebe Ds
Young. Johnson, Esq
Sin Arculv
Brian
Gallatin
My Plantation
Fitzsimons
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