Georgia Nullification Rising in State Rights Crusade
From the Charleston Mercury a Georgia movement toward nullification gains momentum as the legislature shifts toward State Rights. Reports cite Mr Crawford’s defeat, Lumpkin’s reelection, and a growing State Rights convention amid claims the Union must be preserved through strong federal policy.
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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
Troop Movement Through Alabama Sparks Alarm
The detachment ordered from Norfolk to Fort Mitchell in Alabama is nearing our area. The movement in peacetime interior of the state raises ominous fears of trouble against state independence, with questions about federal sincerity and prerogatives.
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U. States
Express
Norfolk
Fort Mitchell
Alabama
Chattahooshie
Cleser
Genera Jackson
Movement of Troops to Alabama Alleged in Civil Unrest
Report cites a plan to dispatch 400 to 500 mercenaries from Fortress Monroe and Betona Arsenal to Alabama. Two large Baltimore ships and Old Point Comfort troops are readied, with routes via Savannah and across Georgia. The alert notes sources from the Albany press and urges Union Party support for Gen. Jackson.
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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
Apology Awaited From Gobe Over Alleged Denunciations
A (dated) telegraph item reports questions about when the Gobe will issue an apology to Governor Gayle for denouncing him as a pollifier and colluding with South Carolina nallifiars. The note asks if the governor has yet offered a suitable amende for compelling Old Mero back out, and whether he has gone as far as a decent man could in praising those who denounced him.
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Col Vrestun
Mecklenborg
Tie
Kibaby
Preston
Rip
Gaston
Bace
Biuy
Hia
Bret
Poe
Rio
Jesus Christ
Mesers, Whitter, Brougham, Harrison, & Co
Israel
Truke
Paul
Christ
Mark
Weecra. Whitter & Co
Mr. Whiter
Pal
Philemon
Phitemon
Quesimus
Ford
Ir. Wohitter
Congress
Runley
South Carolina
Hayne
New Union Party
Gobe
Gayle
Y. S. Lelegrapa
Notich Tee for Se Ng Nome Ye 2 From Virginia Stallion
In historical notice a stallion imported from Virginia stands at stud on Andrew Pickens’s Turkey Opec plantation about six miles from Regetelt. Mares may be grazed and fed at 25 cents per day if owners require. Accidents at owners’ risk. a full pedigree certificate from Col. Wm. R. confirms the stallion’s size and power. The dam Roxana is noted as line of Eclipse and notable foals. Publication runs until April with weekly updates.
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Mariana
Alabama
Ania of Public Lands
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
Semi Weekly Examiner Prospectus Announcement
A 19th century notice announces a semi weekly paper named the SemlwEeKy Aminer to debut December 1 1830 in Philadelphia. It outlines pricing for city residents and non residents, postal handling, subscriptions, delivery terms, and agent rules, with details on commencement and renewal.
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Examiner
Nosemi
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Chariewon Mercury
norG@i
U. S
Reet
Mivision
United States Army
The
Charleston Mercury
Sleepy Hollow
North Carolina
Rie van Winkle
Saples
Adler
Theoves
Wren
Sancho
Slammer
Calhoun
T— Charleston Courier
Canusus
Werostar
Caruous
Ener
U. S. ‘Telegraph
Green
Goithern
Pehall
Lord Brougham
Juba G. Whitter
Messrs
C.&c
Moses
Oa Lion
God
Mount Sinai
Whitter
Loor
Whitter, Garrison, & Co
Pacpios
Clark
Federal Union
Omingus
Gov. Gayle
Notich
Prospectus
New Exchange
Philadelphia
Grorgaa
Eyass
Waynesboro
Abbiuti
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