Ragland unrest and cholera rumors amid European turmoil
London and Liverpool advisories report riots in Ragland and disaffection in Germany as leaders confront reform bills. Cholera debates surface in Sunderland and Newcastle while Britain weighs Poland support and anti political restrictions across Europe.
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London
New-York
Shefield
Macnstare
Liverpool
Ragland
Paanews Beno
Union Clubs
Sunderland
Gilobe
Board of Health
Newcastle
Trowna
Germany
Wertemburg
England
France
Europe
Poland
Poland and America echo in Warsaw dispatch
In Warsaw news the fortress Zamose capitulated to the Emperor’s clemency and Warsaw's population is listed at 113,913 with 24,211 Jews and 25,000 fewer residents this year. The message weighs tariff policy, noting Southern resistance, nullification risks, and Free Trade pressures shaping Congress debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Zamose
View of Tariff Memorial Sampling Oppressive Effects
The note discusses a memorial on tariff effects, claiming oppression of the minority and departure from equal political spirit. Gallatin cannot attend due to illness. Judge Harper of South Carolina will attend, with Dew of Virginia possible, or another citizen if needed. Northern committee members may appear in support of free Trade rights.
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Congress
South
Free 'Trade Party of
South Carolina
Friends of Consolidation
United States
Union Party
Columbia
Gen. Jackson
Dy Itsrelewese
Gallatin
Harper
Dew
Virginia
Demise of Stephen Girard Reveals Fortunes and Public Works
The obituary notes Stephen Girard as a wealthy Philadelphia merchant and banker who built a vast public utility network. It recalls his rise from cabin boy to leading financier, his French birth, and his extensive charity during the Yellow Fever era. It asserts his death will not interrupt his business, and highlights his support for Bush Hill Hospital and major local projects.
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Stephen Girard
Girard
Philadelphia
Dyams and Segars
Bank of the United States
Isll
Barings
George Simpson
Bordeaux
France
Gird
Bush Hill Hospital
Bayx
Market Street Square
Midas
Enest Tleasure
Sebuylhill Navigation Company
Chesapeake Canal Company
Death of Mr. Girard at age eighty four in Pennsylvania Whig era
The piece notes the passing of Mr. Girard in his eighty fourth year. It credits him with aiding the Bank of the United States in resuming specie payments through influence with cashier Mr. Simpson and pushing reforms to curb speculation. It laments his sudden departure and records the event as a loss to the community.
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Bank of the
U.S
Simpson
Bank of
LA. States
Seecim
George Simpson
Girard
Pennsylvania Whig
Augusta Chronicle Moves Office to Jackson and Ellis Streets
The Augusta Chronicle announces its office is removed to the brick building at the Jackson and Ellis corner behind the Globe Hotel. It also states General Grascock cannot run for Congress due to professional engagements.
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The
Augusta Chronicle
Jackson and
Ellis Streets
Globe Hotel
Governor Proclaims Crayon Elected to Congress
The governor issues a proclamation stating Judge Crayon has the highest vote total in the recent congressional election and is duly elected to Congress.
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Uvernor
Judge Crayon
Congress
Elections Officials List for Burke County and Macon Town
A fragmented OCR listing election officials names for Burke County and Macon town, including clerks tax collectors receivers sheriffs coroners clerks collectors and town commissioners with multiple garble errors and misspellings. The readable items name Joan Waters and Jaus Brinson among others and reference Columbia Gasnier Jones and Isaac Ramsey in the uncertain roster.
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Burke County
Joan Waters
Tstonas & Burse
Sheri
Wo Saxey
Jauis Brinson
Ezenxtec Lester
Hunt
Columbia
Gasnier Jones
Isaac Ramsey
Sherilf
Jons Coriinxa
Hasstes
Macon
Levi Bexery
Isaac B. Rownanp
Deere
Executive Appointments and Appointed Officials List
Secretary of the Executive Department resigned. Replacements and new postings include Vice Col A Cuthbert, R A Greene Esq as Director of the Central Bank with Gen J C Watson Dr Tomasyson Farr and Ricup Hines. Guard commander for gold mines Gen James C Corres, sub commander Col Wailliam W Willlamson. Penitentiary roles filled by Colonel Cras C Mimns Wilkes and assistants Harpy Humphrey Isaac M Rats Corserius McCaurray. Penitentiary inspectors William D Jarnarr Cuomas W Baxter and Bessawis A Wuerk. Physician Dr Sons B Gorman Book Keeper Jons Miner Collecting Cleric Naraxien B Seman Attorney Sony G Pochuinn Military Store Keeper Solomon Berroy Captain State House Guard Cuances D TLasatosp Road superintendents D P Weer House and Tirostas Prey.
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Inc
A. Cuthbert
R. A. Greene
Central Bank
J.C. Watson
Tomasyson Farr
Ricu’p
Ss. Hines
James C. Corres
Wailliam W. Wil- Lamson
Cras. C. Mimns
Wilkes
Harpy P. Humphrey
Isaac M. Rats
Corserius McCauruy
William D. Jarnarr
Cuomas W. Baxter
Bessawis A. Wuerk
Dr. Sons B. Gorman
Jons Miner
Cleri
Naraxien B. Seman
Sony G. Pochu
Print of Gen DeLemorre founder Georgia offered for sale
The Savannah Georgian thanks Wa Ronerrsox for a lithographic print of Gen DeLemorre the founder and long time governor of Georgia. The portrait, from an old London sketch, praises his refusal to take up arms against the Revolution and notes the print is available at Browaros Gavau t book store.
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Wa. Ronerrsox
Usq
Savannah
Gen. DeLemorre
D. S. Mesure
New York
London
Georgia
Messrs. Browaros
Gavaut
Reverend Hugh Smith Receives Hartford Rector Invite
The amiable rector of St. Paul’s Church in our city has been unanimously invited to head Christ Church in Hartford Connecticut to fill the vacancy created by N B Wickatoy’s appointment to Washington College. Widespread admiration is expressed for his meek piety and impressive manner of prayer as the community offers best wishes.
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St. Paul's Church
Thas
Christ Church
Hartford
Conn
Wickatoy
Washington College
Rey
Furveal
Judge Crawford Letter Provokes Critique in Hancock Advertiser
The Hancock Advertiser publishes Judge Crawford's late letter to Mr. Devinvaux and criticizes its sentiments while offering a brief, cautious defense aimed at softening the piece’s impact. The paper calls attention to what it terms the writer’s old age and perceived decline, noting its limited influence to blunt the letter’s pointed message.
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Judge Crawford
Hancock Advertiser
Crawford
Devinvaux
Estimable man opposed by Judge Crawford amid persecutions
The letter publication is argued as not aimed at Col. Larry but at Col. S and others. Col. S is described as highly esteemed by political opponents for his firm opposition to Judge Crawford under ongoing persecutions, which they acknowledge with admiration and respect.
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Col
Larry
Col. S
Crawford
Liverpool Cotton Trade Amid Cholera Fears in 1831
European advices through November report a weak Liverpool cotton market with only 10 000 sales in the week ending the 6th and imports at 6330. Cholera rumors in Sunderland Shields and Newcastle plus Reform Bill tensions depress demand. a Liverpool circular urges caution in shipments as Europe’s consumption may rise with a calmer political climate.
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Europe
Liverpool
Sunderland
Sheilds
New Castle
England
New- Castle
Riga
Great-Britain
House of Lords
S. Island
Mississinhi
Tovat
Sheina
Eid
Alabama
Mobile
Sea Island
Pernambuco
Maranham
Bahia
Demerara
West India
Carthagena
Bengal
Surat
Egyptian
London
Glasgow
House of Commons
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Pole
America
Presiduntos
Paci
Free Trade Party
Pea
Collee
Maysville
Augusta
Ogletilorpe
Hugh Smith
Brazils
Ney Ul
York
New Uplands
Charleston
Adrian
Baltimore
Philadelta
Providence
Sm Boston
Shi Rentiuin
Lutenton
Couidid
Educa
Stong
Dh Dwiur
Federal Union
Bisinga
Imarkind
Mike
Guilier
Cole
Phderal Union
Anint Saence
Baptist Church
Hatontet
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