Sleepy Hollow News Sparks Georgia Nullification Debate
From the Charleston Mercury a vivid account of Georgia political momentum toward State Rights and Nullification. It notes rising Nullifier strength in the Georgia Legislature, calls for a State Rights Convention, and critiques Union and Troup party stances while praising Jacksonian support and Creek land sales fears.
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Georgia
Chapy
Cooper
New York Commercial Advertiser
Augusta
Crawford
Troup Party
Lumpkin
Nullification
Troup
State Rights Party
Vynion Party
Oll Clark Party
Croup Party
Fiee
Milledgeville
Lexington
Kentucky
Lexington Intelligencer
Poveyth
Jae
Sr Wayis
Savannah
Vieso
Che Owsers
Coffee
Mr. Behley
Pang
Rey
Gen. Jackson
Senate
Baxter
General Assembly
United States
Andrew Jackson
United State
Oagatto
Crawnup
Ailal Jackson
Kwaiog Sa
The
Charleston Mercury
Sleepy Hollow
Troops Ordered Through Alabama Prompt Ominous Feelings
A letter notes a detachment of U S troops marching from Norfolk toward Fort Mitchell Alabama in peacetime. The writer views the move as ominous, suggesting it signals a military maneuver to test loyalty and undermine state independence, questioning President Jackson's prudence.
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U. States
Express
Norfolk
Fort Mitchell
Alabama
Chattahooshie
Cleser
Genera Jackson
Movement of Federal Troops to Alabama Reported
The article claims the U S government plans to move 400 to 500 troops from New York and Baltimore to Alabama. It says ships are being prepared at Fort Monroe and Betona Arsenal to embark forces, with a march across Georgia to the Alabama scene cited as the route. Authorities are described as dispatching eight companies from Fortress Monroe and Port Mitchell to reach a total force near a thousand.
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Coiba
Attorney Key
Alabama
New York
Old Point Comfort
Fortress Monior
Baltimore
Old Point
Betona Arsenal
Richmund
Georgia
Syoriuis Dicruid
Union Party
Jackson
Georgi
Alabami
Fortess Monroc
von Pelice
Pennessee
Port Mitchell
Governor News Prompts Apology Delay AmidDenunciations
A garbled cable from Y S Telegraph discusses Governor Gayle and accusations of pulling strings in the South Carolina matter. It questions when an apology will come and whether a substantive amende will be offered for the insult to the governor and the Old Mercury backer.
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Clark
Virginia
Kentucky
Hayne
Federal Union
South Carolina
New Union Party
Gobe
Gayle
Y. S. Lelegrapa
Notich Tee for SE Ng Nome Ye 2 at Turkey Opec Virginia
Notice advertises a two year old stallion imported from Virginia for breeding on Andrew Pickens plantation six miles from Regetelt. Mares fed and pastured at 25 cents per day. owners assume risk. Full pedigree from Col. Wm. R confirms height and power. dam Roxana by Boery imported, granddam of Timoleon and others. Publication runs until April in Augusta Chronicle and related papers.
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Virginia
Andrew Pickens
Turkey
Altho
Col. Wm. R
Rot Iclipse
Roxan Ay Boery
Timoleorn
Turf Beer
Roxyn
Aratus
Peleton Messenger
Ree Hp
Wtaa 29
Jehnson
U Vv Storms
Prospectus for Semi Weekly Examiner newspaper
Public notice announces a new semi weekly paper the Semiweekly Examiner to begin December 1 1830 in Philadelphia. It outlines pricing subscriptions delivery methods offices agents and terms including discounts for multiple copies and nonresident mail rates. It notes continuation of the semi monthly Examiner and lists administrative details and deadlines.
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Examiner
Nosemi
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Preston
Rip
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Bace
Biuy
Hia
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Poe
Rio
North Carolina
Rie van Winkle
Saples
Adler
Theoves
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Slammer
Calhoun
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Caruous
Congress
Ener
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Goithern
Pehall
Lord Brougham
Juba G. Whitter
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Oa Lion
God
Mount Sinai
Whitter
Loor
Whitter, Garrison, & Co
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Mesers, Whitter, Brougham, Harrison, & Co
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Truke
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Christ
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Weecra. Whitter & Co
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Pal
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Phitemon
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Ir. Wohitter
Runley
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