Edgefield Carolina editor changes and plant reprints
The Augsters era passes to J P Cain II Esq as the Edgefield Carolina editor with plans for a new type and address. The Southern Planter transfers to C and Battiieri of Columbus, urging patronage. The Moral Reformer edited by Wm A Atcott, published in Boston, offers useful family focused content at $1 per year.
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Edgefield Carolinian
J. P. Canell
Bacon
Wm. A. Atcott
Messrs. Lient & Henrtox
Boston
Extract from 1835 War Measure letter on France and U S politics
dated January 14 1835 from Washineren City discusses potential difficulties with France over the President’s policy and Clay’s resolution. The writer weighs White versus Van Buren for the presidency, preferring White for integrity, notes Crockett’s letter stirring public reaction, and mentions Benton’s possible fighting mood.
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Wasuineren Crry
France
Senate
White
van Buren
Judge White
Crockett
Benton
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine note on Tyhicus
The last issue features an engraving of Tyhicus the racehorse owned by Col. Tartar of Virginia and includes an editorial appeal to Patrons. The piece praises impartiality and amicable conduct, pledges to extend circulation, and invites owners to register pedigrees of their stock.
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Tychicus
Col. Tartar
Virginia
Bank of Darien Turns Political Tool in Appointment Shakeup
The Darien Bank and its branches face a partisan overhaul with Dr. James Trove replaced by Axson Kimmentz as president. Directors named for the Purympart, Macon, Milledgeville, Auraria branches include Joseph Jones, C. M. Cooper, Ralph King, Henry Youge, and others. Thomas Kine becomes Macon Branch cashier after Scott Cray resignation.
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Southern Recorder
Chattahoochie
The
Georgia Journal
Bank of Darien
James Trove
Axson Kimnentz
Darien Telegraph
Purympart Bank
Joseph Jones
C. M. Cooper
Samuel Palner
W. A. Dunham
James Troup
Anson Kimberly
Thomas King
Jacob Wood
Henry Youge
Alexander Mitchell
Savannah Janche
Ralph King
John Balfour
W. Wiordon
J. Reid
Milledgeville
Toasts and Politics Stir Public Dinner Debate Over Whitt
A Washington dinner toast and speech are cited to question Judge Whitt's fitness for the presidency. Critics cite his Force Bill vote and praise from the Georgia Journal, calling him a servile Jackson partisan and noting alleged financial dealings with Great Britain. The speaker contrasts past military and financial actions to argue the need for freemen to resist Nullifiers.
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Whitt
Georgii Journal
Washington
United States
Gen
Jackson
New Orleans
Great Britain
Man Hatred and the South’s 1800s Presidential Dilemma
The excerpt debates man hatred versus man worship in South politics, arguing vice leads to support for candidates like Judge White or Van Buren due to principles and Proclamation and Force Bill tensions. It urges aloofness, an unpledged ticket, and emphasizes preserving principles over personal loyalty amid Jacksonian influence.
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Gen. Jackson
van Buren
Judge Warre
Judge White
Jackson
Mr. Adams
South
Adams
South Carolina
Congress
Gen
Mr. van Buren
Carolina
Gilorious
Letter Discussion on polls and state loyalty in 1831
In a spirited exchange the writer urges friends to oppose Gen Jackson and warns that voting for him would ruin reputations and the cause. The piece cites Col Phiston and Caro as patriotic examples and commends South Carolina for steadfastness amid national politics. References to the Charleston Mercury and the Constitutionalist appear, with calls for bridge charter actions and protections for the Savannah River crossing.
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Agrue
Carolilinia
Phis- Ton
Jackson
Sander
Caro
Charleston Mercury
South
The
Mercury
South Carolina
Pemberton
Constitutionalist
Savannah
Henry Shultz
Savannah Races First Day and Next Rounds Recap
The Savannah races list multiple horses and owners with weights across three days. Montmollin, Rowe, Haun and Wilson feature horses like Patsey Wallace Tuskeno Betsey Echolds Little Red Wade Hampton Elborak Black Hawk Brunette Rattlesnake Molly Long and other entries with pedigrees and weights. The program includes heats times and riders dressing in red black or yellow. Georgian.
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Montmollin
Patsey Wallace
Alexander
Robin Gray
Donald Rowe
Redgantlet
W G Haun
Betsey Echolds
Sir Archy Montorio
Whipster
W. P. Wilson
Kosciusko
Hamiltonian
Jockey Club
W. G. Haun
Wade Hampton
Bertrand
Virginius
Elborak
Sumpter
Bedford
Black Hawk
Rob Roy
Diomed
B. m. Brunette
Phenomenon
Director
B. m. Rattlesnake
Devil
West Paragon
Molly Long
Sophy Wynn
Blackburn
Buzzard
Turwine stage appearance delights Savannah audience
The veteran Cooren and his accomplished daughter returned to the Savannah stage last evening. Cooren’s Roman Father performance impressed with vigor while the daughter’s chaste Virginia portrayed natural affection with pathos. The audience’s breathless silence signaled strong sympathy for the enduring drama. Duantes Garante was elected U.S. Senator from Louisiana after three ballots with Gayarie 34, Brownson 7, Eustis 4.
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Savannah
Duantes Garante, Esq
U.S
Louisiana
Gayarie
Brownson
Eustis
Rumor of Supreme Court Change and Liberty Ship Iron Petition
The House and Senate hear rumors that Judge Duval of Maryland has resigned and Roger B. Taney may be nominated to the Supreme Court. John T. Lamar asks Congress to permit duty free import of iron in a manufactured state for a Tron Steam Boat on the Alabama River. Georgia Governor sends resolutions to Ohio Governor against the Bank and in favor of deposits removal. Ohio Legislature rejects them in a sharp vote.
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Gibbe
Duval
Maryland
Supreme Court of the ‘United Seetes
Roger B. Taney
John T. Lamar
Congress
Alabama
Lamar
Georgia
Ohio
U. States
Lunowing
Wari
Ifi
Augusta Market Cotton Prices and Shipping Rates
The Augusta market shows fair demand for cotton with most sales from wagons at 14 to 15.5 cents, inferior quality, higher grades up to 16 cents. Groceries market stable. freight to Savannah 75 cents per bale, to Charleston 1 dollar. Reports from Liverpool and Livermore note dull, mixed prices, and large stock, with 30,000 bales in reserve and 20,000 US, 8,000 old crop, and 2,000 Brazil in storage.
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Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Liverroot
Livermoor
Livenvoor
Gulf
Liverpool
United States
Havar
Louisiana
Georgia Upland
Virginia
Georgia
Victoria
Manchester
la Rose
Brazil
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Missouri
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George Leiber
Andrew Jacket
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Savannah Manger
Macon
Messenger
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Edw. W. Williams
Scriven County
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Forsyth
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Athens
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White Oalk
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Greenville
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Anderson C. H. Varennes
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Abbeville
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Mapleton
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Cook’s Law Office
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Light & Horton, Publishers
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WM. Hy Pritchard
Jani
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American. Turf Register
Sporting Magazine
Coxvenra Por Janvaux
EMOIR
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Big Head
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Prince George
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A. Slaughter
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Marshall
Josven G. Mansnans
Said
Dunn
Michel Smarly
Blunt
Acheus Pollard
Josxey G. Mausitan
Daniel, Marshall
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Fleming
WM. Ll, Blunt
Harris’s
Aland, Avmall Island
Savannah River
Eliza
Wiliam Jackson
Hedgford
Viagnia
Philo da Puta
Orville
Jill Brother
Birmingham
Wodaford Worth
Beford
I. Townes
I. Ali
Constitutionaliet
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Alner P. Robertson
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George Graves
State Rights Sentinel
G. Graves
Willem S.dunn
James G. Huchingson
Jeasa Robarts
Micajah Reed
WM. L. Blunt
William
James J. Piekingsen
Jesse Roberts
Micajah Geol
Clark
Brey
M. Welle
Born
John A. Stapler
Dhesnut Sorrell Jiorse
Wm . Avary
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WM. L. Clunt
Clore
Columba County
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John A. Staspler
Raid
John Collins
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Henry County
Richmond County
Zachariah Linkfield
John Cartledle
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