Southern Planting and Moral Reform Papers Change Hands
Augters Edgefield Carolinian passes to J P Canary Esq with new type and opening address. The Southern Planter agricultural paper moves from Bacon to C Battiieri Esq of Columbus and will be published there. The Moral Reformer monthly pamphlet edited by Dr Wm A Attott from Boston is reviewed as useful and affordable at $1 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgefield Carolinian
J. P. Canell
Bacon
Wm. A. Atcott
Messrs. Lient & Henrtox
Boston
Wm. Gibbons
New York
Charleston Courier
Liverroot
Livermoor
Livenvoor
Gulf
Liverpool
United States
Ancorr
Bis
Tinws
Reynold Street
Lorber
Moods Ff
Apa
Augusta
Hemburg
WM. Hy Pritchard
Canpfeld
War Measure Letter From 1835 Discusses France Ties
Extract dated January 14 1835 from Wasuineren City discusses potential U S tensions with France over the President's policies and Clay's resolution. The author weighs White versus Van Buren in the next presidency, favors White on principle, and notes Crockett and Benton caused excitement with a rumored fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineren Crry
France
Senate
White
van Buren
Judge White
Crockett
Benton
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine Prospect
The last issue features a portrait of racehorse Tyhicu s owned by Col. Tartar of Virginia and a memoir. The publication appeals for patronage, urges impartiality, and asks owners to register pedigrees to extend circulation and preserve thoroughbred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tychicus
Col. Tartar
Virginia
Bank of Darien Directors Elected Amid Political Shift
The Darien Bank is described as a party instrument with leaders changed by politics. Dr James Trove is replaced by Axson Kimmentz as President. New directors for the Bank of Darien and its branches in Purympart Macon Milledgeville Auraria are listed, with Kimeeacy elected President and Thomas Kine named Macon Branch Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 at Washington Dinner Stirring Jackson Debate
A critique of Judge Whitt from a letter urges readers to examine a Washington dinner toast and the judge's praise of Jackson. The author questions his fitness for the presidency, citing support for the Force bill and alleged servile praise of Jackson, noting claims about debt payments and Britain settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitt
Georgii Journal
Washington
United States
Gen
Jackson
New Orleans
Great Britain
Man Hatred and the Perils of Political Worship
A political essay argues against man worship and man hatred in campaigns. It questions supporting Judge White or Van Buren, condemns pro proclamation and Force Bill alignment, and urges aloofness while defending principle over personal allegiance amid Southern politics and Georgia Carolina sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Jackson
van Buren
Judge Warre
Judge White
Jackson
Mr. Adams
South
Adams
South Carolina
Congress
Gen
Mr. van Buren
Carolina
Gilorious
South Carolina Letter Reaffirms Liberty and State Pride
A reader comments on political loyalties and the stance of South Carolina regarding Gen. Jackson. The piece praises Col. Phiston and the state’s decisive past actions, urging continued steadfastness in the presidential contest and respect for patriotic principles. A quoted note from Caro in the Charleston Mercury is cited as reflecting South Carolina sentiment. Henry Shultz adds a note about river bridge improvements and needing a South Carolina charter and indemnity support.
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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 Details and Entries
The Savannah races open with Patsey Wallace and Tuskeno among early entries. Results list Wade Hampton and Elborak leading the second day purses, with Black Hawk and r Time in pursuit. Third day features Brunette Rattlesnake Molly Long in four mile heats, with riders in red and black and red jacket yellow cap. Georgian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 and daughter shine in Savannah stage debut
The veteran Cooren and his accomplished daughter returned to the Savannah stage last evening. His portrayal of the Roman Father remains vigorous, while the daughter’s Virgin Mary moved the crowd with natural pathos. Audiences praised the intellectual drama and the tender depiction of affection. Duantes Garante, Esq. elected U.S. Senator from Louisiana after three ballots with Gayarie 34, Brownson 7, Eustis 4, Gayarie aligned with the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Duantes Garante, Esq
U.S
Louisiana
Gayarie
Brownson
Eustis
Rumor of a Maryland Judge's Resignation and Lamar's Import Privilege
The piece notes Judge Duval of Maryland reportedly resigning from the Supreme Court and Roger B Taney named to fill the vacancy. It also reports John T Lamar seeking Congressional permission to import iron without duty for a steam boat on the Alabama River. Georgia Governor sends resolutions against the Bank of the United States and deposit removal to Ohio, where they are rejected by the Legislature in a sharp party clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 reports steady demand for cotton with prices from 14 to 15.5 cents, inferior quality and limited warehouse sales, and describes grocery trade, freight rates to Savannah and Charleston, plus multiple foreign market updates noting declines and firmer activity, with a 30,000 bale stock breakdown including 20,000 US, 8,000 old crop, and 2,000 Brazil bales.
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Augusta
Savannah
Charleston
Havar
Louisiana
Georgia Upland
Virginia
Georgia
Victoria
Manchester
la Rose
United States
Brazil
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American Turf, Register
Henry Hitchcock
Mobile
Supreme Court
A. 8. Lipscomb
Ala, Journal
Lo Cts
Macon Tel
Missouri
Bucks County
Penn
George Leiber
Andrew Jacket
Eran
Botton
Laverpood
Havre
Savannah Manger
Macon
Messenger
Andrew
Edw. W. Williams
Scriven County
Cathering KR. Daly
Daniel Sanford
Julia
Ann
Elias Beall
Forsyth
Monroe County
Auguste
Washington Street
Broad Street
Jan
Burke Sheriffs Saic
Court House
Waynesborough
Burke County
Elijah Bargemany
Low
Gidert Court
John R. Wudson, Wd Él
Jefferson County
Janes Bronan
Jayon Mourrais
Louisville
B. Bothweldt
Daxtaux
Northern Daily Mat
Fayetteville
Cheraw
Cool Spring
Lync“wood
Camden
Columbia
Lexington
Evegrilte
Aiken
Hamburc
Western Daily Mail
Columbus
Filerslie
Talbotton
Chesston
Union
Knoxville
Echophymia
Festville
Wallace
Florida
Pinderton
Hawkinsville
Fishes
Back Eye
Dye's
Daily Mail
Willowby
Black Creek
Jacksonboro
Mill Haven
Waynesboro
Parysburg
Robertville
King Creek
Erwinton
Johnson's Landing
Speedwell
Four Mile
Silverton
Charleston Daily Mail
Parsons
Midway
Clintom
Williston
Hamburg
Athens Mail
Gainesville
Cunninghamy
Jefferson
Athens
Cherokee Corner
Centreville
Wrightsboro
White Oalk
Appling
Walker's
Greenville
8. C
Pickensville
Double Branches
Pendleton
Anderson C. H. Varennes
Thompson's
Temple of Health
Campbell's Mills
Abbeville
Calhoun’s Mills
Willington
Mapleton
Plum Branch
Park's
Wood Lawn
Carnesville
Bowersville
Eagle Grove
Ruckersville
Elberton
Cook’s Law Office
Petersburg
Goshen
Lincolnton
Eubank’s
Culbreath’s
Darby's
Wesern
C. Micou
Morah
WM. A. Alcott
Ruitor
Ditor
Wieur & Howrox
Cornhill
Light & Horton, Publishers
Desroux, Jian
Hildesa
Pebrun
Tollenesa
Jani
Ala
Ulna
S&f
New-York
Cira de Rino
Jain
American. Turf Register
Sporting Magazine
Coxvenra Por Janvaux
EMOIR
Byrd
Big Head
Washington Foxhounds
Prince George
Hanover Court House
Oakland Course
Ken
Franklin
South Carolina Rail Road Company N and
A. Slaughter
D. C
Columbia County
Marshall
Josven G. Mansnans
Said
Dunn
Michel Smarly
Blunt
Acheus Pollard
Josxey G. Mausitan
Daniel, Marshall
Jas
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
Washington News
Loferior Court
Daniel, I. Marshai
Adm'r. Devember Loth
Nienine
Maid of Thie
Fhluubali Adios
Gwowgty
Growson
Horm
Carmpfield
Robert W., McKeen
Loth
Jim
Apalac Chicola Bay
Geo
Edward J. Hardin
Alner P. Robertson
Columbus Enquirer
Ouchy
Kanjiwayeur Staten
Thie
George Graves
State Rights Sentinel
G. Graves
Willem S.dunn
James G. Huchingson
Jeasa Robarts
Micajah Reed
WM. L. Blunt
William & D
James J. Piekingsen
Jesse Roberts
Micajah Geol
Clark
Brey
M. Welle
Born
John A. Stapler
Dhesnut Sorrell Jiorse
Wm . Avary
James Welborn
WM. L. Clunt
Clore
Columba County
Dames Isham
John A. Staspler
John Collins
Win
Henry County
Richmond County
Zachariah Linkfield
John Cartledle
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Janu
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