Freedom’s cry in the face of oppression
A dramatic poem fragment laments the fight for liberty and the blood stained path to freedom. It questions the costs of emancipation and warns against subjugation, urging unity among brothers and sisters to defend rights. The piece cites a vow of blood and courage as a reminder of the price of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mala Trim
Coe
Ma. Clay
United States Telegraph
Oliy
States Rights Party of 98
Horse Race in Tennessee Sparks Political Feud and Victory
The account covers a major horse race run by Governor Hamilton and challengers Red Gauntlet and Miss Smith amid fierce Nullifier vs Unionist sentiment. Crowd cheers, bets, and intense pacing define the event with Hamilton narrowly confirming the win as spectators praise the top horse. Nearby notes on media and political context accompany the racing excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove & Orme
Thureday
Ionce
Haiilion
John Moore
Oglethorpe
Col. Ligon
Owas
Ides Fos
Lilers
Vucatur
Mary Senith
Tennessey
Patlatawesee
Grovergor
Bane
Pheshiitul
Pobow
Biiog
Triuband
Tauautlet
Mary Smith
Muelk Andrew
Nile
Wittibin Finn Ville
Issuis
Wade
Elas
Eber
Andrew
Hamilton
Ereourt
Ifarvah
Sucitisaoon
Maun
Lutca
Wornotayers
Beiting
Muehkie Andrew
Miss Smith
Spenser
Mir Andrew
Benton Sheres
Viet Gain
Ibis
Phe
Taro Meade
Bard Beyand
Ffamilton
Barraly
Gov tHhoutiion
Ian
Dee
Pete
Dave
Wennessee
Fes
Ava
Enen
Bhs
Phlito
Anil
St. Roy
Saul
Mir
Hain
Gerri
D&e
NGVIC
Georgia Ship Georgias sinks after snag and rapid flooding
A vessel named Georgias foundered after snagging and rapid influx of water. Only the cabin on the upper deck remained above water as all else went down in twelve feet. The ship, built in Pittsburgh and owned by Culhoun and Astris, reportedly cannot be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culhioun
Astris
Pitsburg
Pennsylvanis
Richmond County Election Candidates for County Office
The Richmond County community lists candidates for county offices to be voted on at the city polling place on Monday next. James McLaws is named for Clerk of Superior and Inferior Courts, with Edmund Austin and others noted for sheriff, tax collector, recorder, coroner, and various county roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isemaior
Interior Court
Richemond
Imiins City
Richaivond
Hiltova
James McLaws
Meeting in Richmond Venerous Exposition on Deposits Removal
The Richmond Whig reports a large assembly on the 22d in Richmond to consider the withdrawal of public deposits. Chapman Johnson chaired the meeting while Ben Watkins Leigh proposed resolutions condemning the Executive’s action as unconstitutional and urging immediate restoration. Leigh argued lawlessness and tyranny, and the crowd's temper reflected widespread resolve. Johnson, addressing the crowd, framed the crisis as a stark choice between security and despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Chapman Johnson
Ben. Watkina Leigh
Mir
Leigh
Wis
Virginia
Johnson Iatus Audross
Debates and notices from New York journals on mail, banks, and prices
Reports from the N Journal of Commerce noting Bear for Pover impact, seven Small Pox deaths, ship letters at post offices, and stock declines in New York. Commerce discusses Treasury bills, bank calls in Chattalovebes, and a surge of specie to the bank. Miscellany includes Horse Madoc sold for $40,000, and price lists with varied commodities across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.¥ Journal of Commerce
Gen
Scott
Albany Argus
N. & Post
Koudthousans
Pucilis
Liverpool
Stevens
N.Y. Commercial
Madoc
Genemann
Kentucky
New-York
Vances
Charleston Courier
Rs Bank O' Chattalovebes
Aoguata
Ank
Columbus Demacarat
de Hou
Joseph M. White
Congress
Mortis
New York
Formosa
Davie
Charteston Cour
Mous Phey
U.S. Sity St. Lows
Newel
Port An
Crelige
Charleston Mer
Ceria Parsons
Wide
Gomotrotiera
York
Porrel
Crockett
Hecketty
Cotton Trade Yo-yo in Augusta Banks and Savannah Markets
A garbled overview shows bankers in Georgia and surrounding ports processing cotton trade data. It references Augusta Bank, Planters' Bank, State Bank, and U.S. Bank notes, with figures on cotton shipments to Hamburg and New York, and mentions sales totals and last season contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurusta Bank
Georgia
Carroll Co
N. Carolina
Chave
State
Pg & Planters
New York
Chiceston
Savannah
Noriis
Charlastan
U.S. Bank Nates
United Star
Chetalier
Lindi Boasoe
Vanial
Latso
Hacseaton
List Saason
Vigima
New-York
Sassons
James Feitber Opens Fresh Supply of Dea PEREURELY
An old notice from Charleston dated December 80 announces Dr James Feitber will keep a fresh supply of Dea Pereurely and Struments, offering services to advance of the pattorns received from city friends. The Augustan Journal Gazette will copy and forward the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Feitber
Chare
Vance
Tio City
Charleston
Augustan Jean Gazette
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Shane
Pennsylvania
Peahera Reporter
Milleservicen
Teles Bis
Jarbour
Supreme Court
Soullnye Coud
Piott
Abel
Pital Vergennes
Phe Coontrs
Solin
Probloent Jackson
Syeete
Philadelphia
OX Press
Romnoks Sewart County
Eulieiry
Furday
Init
Cainpus
Claveron
Rla
Warne
Gamace
Conartis
Edmund Arstin
LACKY
James Primsose
Lor Corocer
Isaac Lends
Hardy Revil
Wwillias Goodman
Hosspu Boulineau
Carglina
Roporto
Verchandiza
Rai
Merchenne
Okas Agibus Deserocions
Merchandene
Aly
Pickens
Smale Pax
Vic N. York
Quare Anting
Phyraxun
Tan
Picifle
N.Y. Journal of Commerce
Arica
Toona
Peru
Consgerons
House
Senate
Montvy
McCuthy
Richatond
Jackson
Xoue
van Baron
Tha
Teney
Globe
Colton
CORN
CIN
HAY
FKON
Indigo
Georgia Meade
Canal
Monard St
Nohern
Northen
Russia
Swedes
Carolina
W. Indi
Orleans
England
Havanna
Muscovady
Augusta Bank
Moe
Ehardos
Insurance
Streis
Ica Company
Brown the Goins On
Hamburg
Savanryts
L Charlestun
Savaunan
Cina Estou
Avoust Jeo. 1
Auguesta i
Sassou
Columly
Eae
Areda PV
Aleo
Jeep
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