Parliamentary Reform Plan And Royal News From The Era
Details of Lambton’s reform scheme propose division into 417 districts with voters limited to male householders who meet tax criteria. Co holders and freeholders may vote in county elections, and the Septennial Act would be repealed for earlier parliamentary terms. Queen Victoria visits Covent Garden amid mixed reception. Liverpool cotton sales show ongoing pressure with varied pricing across types.
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Buckingham House
Ign
England
Italy
London
Paris
Spain
Mimbton
House A Commons
Enland
Wales
Lambton
Francis Burdett
Manchester
Covent Garden
Lord and Lady Hood
Austin
McLean Defeats McLeod in Augusta Match Report
In Augusta, John McLean defeats Daniel McLean in a cash conditions bout for a purse. Officials William Robertson Teerwin and S. M. Aten manage affairs amid the absence of the subscriber Elijah ep t Aung. The card includes 283 to 4 td confirmations and references to Wm. Li Sune.
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Daniel McLean
Wm. Li Sune
Wm. Robertson Teerwin
S. & M. Aten
Augusta
Elijah
Augusta Celebrates Independence With Toasts At Mansion House
A Augusta Georgia commemorative event saw a morning procession to the Presbyterian church, readings of the Declaration, and an oration by Edwin Critcher. Toasts honored Washington, Georgia and the United States, with remarks on liberty, virtue, and national unity.
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Augusta
Mansi SenGl
Moderwell
Leonides Watkins
Edwin Critcher
Mansion House
Richmond Huzzars
Georgia
Catia
United States
U States
Erie
Britain
New Orleans
Judge Reid
Exdlwin Critcher
United Republic
Col
Stel White
Savannah
State of Georgia
Leonidas Watkins
Captain Wells
Col. Montgomery
John Forsyth
Capt. Wells
Wm H Crawford
Lieut
Bird
Lowndes
Washington Poe
Esq
Union Guards Independence Day Praise and Enduring Defense
A July 4 reflection honoring the United States Army and Navy as protectors of liberty and rights. It salutes the Union Guards, the Nation’s heroes from the revolutionary era, and Georgia Governor John Clark. It invokes Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe and Andrew Jackson as a guiding patriotism.
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U. States
Union Guards
United States
U.S. Navy
Sons
Columbia
Washington
Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Georgia
John Clark
Orleans
Guards of the Union
Columbus
Franklin
Fire on Team Boat South Carolina at Magwood's Wharf
The Charlestn City Gazette reports that the team boat South Carolina burned last night at Magwood's wharf. To prevent total loss she was scuttled and sunk beside the wharf, with expected salvage possible but repair costs likely high for the proprietors.
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Charlestn City Gazette
South Carolina
Magwood’s
Incendiary Fire, Bank Robbery Spur Vigilance
The Santee and Congaree Steamboat Company was uninsured after a fire likely caused by incendiary action. A bold attempt to rob the New York State Bank in the city ended with a large mulatto man hidden under a table captured with help from the banker's sons. Authorities warn of possible gangs behind similar robberies and urge citizen alertness.
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Santee and Congaree Steamboat Company
South
Carolna
Sullivan’s Island
New York
Troy
Letters Addressed to Wm Hudson in Mount Zion Post Office
Notices request letters for Wm Hudson to be directed to Mount Zion Post Office dated July 6 1821. An old county brief lists the New Hope Hancock County address and redirects correspondents to the Mount Zion location.
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Hudson
New Hope
Hancock County
Mount Zion
Sheriff's Sale Notices for 1891 Waynesborough and Warrenton
Two sheriff sales are listed. In Burk County Waynesborough a sale on the first Tuesday in August includes a Negro boy named Smart belonging to Kazekel Inman and 100 acres of land belonging to Joshua Spence to satisfy court executions. In Warrenton the first Tuesday in September lists the sale of John G. Andrews dairy and grocery goods and related accounts tied to a mortgage foreclosure for James Polhill versus Andrews.
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Augusta
Judy
Barna McKinne
Edward Sims
Gilbert Hight
McKinne
Iran
Ldo
John
Daniel McLean
Judn Campbell
Aucusa
Charles Young
John G. Winter
C.a
John Lund
Yall Walker
Richard Allen
Wim. Bee
Waynesborough
Burk County
Smart
Kazekel Inman
Michel Hooks
John Murphred
Joshua Spence
William Wated
James Beaty
Warrenton
John G. Andrews
Richard Gunn
James Polhill
Tom
Andrew Miller
Ralph May
Brier Creek
Neal
Jacob
William Yfarback
Geveral
J. & M. Neal
A. Hf
M.cormick
Burke County
Tindall
Jenkins
Waltonounty
Solomon Daniel
Martha Daniel
Burke
Court House
Georga Militia
George Watkins
Tho. Glascock
Ry Samuel ‘L'Arver
Elid-De- Camp
N. B
Georgia
Aden Freeman
Theasorrel
James Russell
Alfred Jarvis
John Bell
J.P
John Carpenter
Dune
Shortil
Warrenia
Coldeus Cheek
Roberts and
Pitts
A. Moncrief
Bou
Kitty
Beck
Nancy
Aly Fred
Cate Tle
Holiday
HM. Harrell
Longeeen
Long Creek
Johnson
John Mynck
Ezekiel Swith
Ve. Sandeford
Saindeford Abner Rogers
Jacksonborough
Scriven
Jane
Daniel Daly
Thomas Colding
Samuel
Jacob Brean
Reuben Wilkinson
John White
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St. Augustine
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Meo Fash
George Gordon
Wm. H. Thompson, Co
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John Wilson
Wm Bee
C. S
Moses Millard
Smith Shop
Leeds & Lynea
G. B. Marshal
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Wilks County
Tony
North Carolina
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Jorden
Nancymom
Virginia
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Edgfield
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Hent
John Freeman
James Pye
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Solomon Kemp
I, Thompson
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John Sharp
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Wilkes County
Seilig
Johnson Wellborn
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