Classified Advertising Rates and Notice of Land Sale
The notice outlines weekly semi weekly and monthly ad rates with prices per square for first and subsequent insertions. It specifies payment methods and risk of remittance. It also details public sale rules for lands and personal property including required posting periods and court procedures for notices and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auardia Baer
Nharons
Adin Y
Givilias
Sqicuto
Court of Vinay
Forsyth tribute and Berrien speech praised in Augusta notice
In Augusta on July 10 1833 a notice praises Mr Berrien s speech as masterly and dispassionate debunking the Enforcing Bill policy. Forsyth citizens honor the donor and receiver s recognition, highlighting Southern politics and regional divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrien
Clary
Forsyth
Ailis
Editor questions Democrat stance on Nullification and patriotism
In a pointed critique the editor argues the Democrat position is clever yet evasive about embezzlement and Nullification. The piece defends Washington, Arnold, and others as patriots, warns the editor may miscast critics, and urges consistency in judging public virtue.
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Mae
Nulufisaron
Edituy
Ivsue
Earth
Arnold
Péter
The
Democrat
Nullifi Ion
Bitertain
Erick
Anese
Gemmon Charities
Oping
Bassape
Carolina
Controversy Over Southern Loyalty and Northern Aid Explored
A Charleston Mercury analysis defends Southern honor against Northern interference and cash offers. It denounces plans to undermine domestic relations and warns Col Lampkin and associates are seen as Northerners by some Southerners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bete Si Bey
Gil
Col. L
Nisi
Boston
Col. Lampkin
Messrs
Davis
Custer
Carolina
South
Charleston Mercury
Reconciliation with the South and a North Emancipation Appeal
A Boston Courier report recalls a New England Southern relations meeting at Old South Chapel. South Carolina Georgia and Massachusetts members funded Columbia Theological Seminary with about 2400 dollars and discussed emancipation debates, plantation politics, and religious outreach conducted by Rev Wisner, Rev Davis, Col Lumpkin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D. C
Boston Courier
South Carolina
Georgia
Maassachusetts
Old South Chapel
B&b. B Wisner
William G. Lembert
Messrs
Chester and Davis
Theological Seminary of the Synod of
Col. Lumpkin
Chiieman
John Cappan
North
Wisner
New England
Davis
South
Grea
Asia
C. Que
Africa
Vina King
Tefinee
Lamphin
Hong Politcal Society
Boston
Cuatina
Bayton Te Sy
Tanger
Defimee
Extract from 1833 letter on slavery and politics in Georgia and the North
The dated letter from Lexington July 2 1853 reports a Georgia citizen’s view on slavery and anti slavery sentiment in the North. It notes Gen Jackson’s reception in New York Van Buren’s presence and concerns over Union politics and colonization. It also recounts a July 4 1833 celebration in Wayne with speeches prayers and a large dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
New York
Gen. Jackson
Lie
van Buren
South
Union Party
South Carolina
North
Political Oration Toasts from Burke Assembly
A fragmentary 19th century program lists speakers and toasts praising patriotism, anti nullification, states’ rights, and presidents. It honors Gov. leaders, South Carolina defenders, Georgia figures, and notable patriots, concluding with a toast to the honest Republican Governor and Burke’s citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. A. Pemaenron
Geo. W. Evans
J.P. Ganvis—Treland
James W. Jones
Dexs. DW
Fion. A
Cuarron
Georgia
C. Monrs
Gro
M. Trevor
R. H. Gaay
Ronr
J Tumpurn
Trath
Carolina
Tros
Bonke
Gov. Luwerin
Eppan Gannien
Jorn Crawroup
Capt
A. Hf. Roe
South Carolina
Col. Wa. W. Davies
Roe. Hayne
Fea
Ly Roger
J. Parrenson
Drrry Conner
Jon Forsyth
Jas. M. Wayse
Jas
Sinnung
R. HL. Parvor
Stringer
M. Sturges
Jyo
M. Deentes
Joseph 3
Burke
Slavery Emancipation Debate Spreads Across British Dominions
Fragmentary report describes motions urging immediate emancipation and compensation for colonial planters. It notes loyalty to his Majesty's birthday as the date for action and calls for a clear fund to offset losses, a preventive police, impartial magistracy, and extension of schooling in the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Aejesty
Gur
Slavery Abolition Debates Echo in Parliament and Press
The passage argues abolition of slavery and ten hour work limits for enslaved labor, noting government plans and opposition. It cites Bord Althorp and Leeds Intelligencer on emancipation and minimum hours, while mentioning the Cotton Duties Reduction Bill and a notable death, with a Market summary in the Commercial Bead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BS. Fuitteton
House of Commons
Stairdshire
Ireland
Bord Althorp
Waisters
Leeds Intelligencer
Georgia and Virginia politics and cholera news
A Georgia political piece notes Webster and Van Buren faction tensions, while a Virginia Times report warns of cholera at Amelia Island. The Savannah area covers steam boat launch, lot sales in Enjoy, a new cotton factory, and sugar notes on plant seeds and oil seeds.
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Georgia Constitutionaliat
Webster
Van
Hotlines
Brian
St Mary's
Board of Health
Sesson
Savannah
A. A. Smerta
Gilmer
May 4 to May 22 Angusta Bank Notes and Georgia gold figures
The item lists various bank notes and discounts across Georgia states and the Bank of Angusta. It notes Georgia gold at 85 9s 89 and Carolina notes, with price ranges and a remark on cotton trading in Liverpool May 24, describing cautious selling and a forthcoming struggle between consumers and investors over prices.
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Georgia
Boston
Tre
Col. la
Lexaton
Congress
Col. L
Bank of Angusta
Par
Sosurange
Bank of
Do. Do
Mechanics
Merchants’ & Manters’ Bank
Farmers
Bank of Chattahoochia
Para
Bank of Columbus
Insurance Bank of
Do. Macon
Twiwhineville Bank Pole
Darien
Savannah Bank
South Carolina
American Gold
Gollish Do
Georgia Gold
Carroll Co
N. Carolina
Liverpool
Upland
Mobile
Copsee
Wade
Cotton and staple markets amid health notes and cholera fears
Market report notes small cotton on hand and speculative sales of American short staple. Prices seen at 10 100 bales traded, with Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi stock mentioned. Sugar and molasses steady with limited high quality stock. city interments decline but anxiety persists due to cholera.
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Prom Benj
Prowni
Alabama
Tennessee
Obituary Notice for Mrs Maria F Bones
Mrs Maria F Bones formerly of the Cotage Viecusta died of consumption. She leaves her daughter Meg and wife of Capt Orwellive. The obituary notes the Sou year of her age and mentions survivors Joan Bones and con surter.
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Viecusta
Maria F. Bones
Joan Bones
Bank of Georgia Announces July Election and Salaried Vacancy
The Bank of Georgia in Savannah advertises an election at the Banking House on July 20 with a bond of 50,000 dollars required and four securities. A. Portier orders the notice and invites applicants naming securities. Also listed are medical college courses starting October, with professors named and six month terms, detailing fees and board.
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Bank State of
A. Port Hier
Roeley
Perv
Peller
Ed Wow Oka
Echical College of Georgia
SU Ree
Augustuy
Fi. A. Darras
Joseph Ave
Bord
M. Antony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pemberton
Augusta
MR. Berrien
Columbus Democrat
Chronicle
Duis
Wayne
Marsal
Presbyteria
Jor J
V. Woores
Moulder
Wastisaron
Paol. J. Fee igoNn
Liberty
Wobby
United States
Union
Geo. M. Trout
Fray Sroach
Honuy
Rey
Joan Rascoupe
Roan
Oke
Beatty
Elvers
Borgen Seeenes
Poltett
Stith
Virginia
Pendleton Messenger
Todi
Jackson
Atresty
Columbus Enquirer
Board of Sealth
Montgomery
Bevan
Bish
Ada Byron
Leverpoul
Havre
U Sazan
Checkson
Chateston
Sivonual
U. S
Farom
PAM
Augusta Barts
Pur Insurance
State Bank
Par Lee Company
Western Wharf
B. Longstreert
Board of Prustees
Poup
Elugrusta
Daly
Wrash- News
Athens Banner
Milednevilla Joornel
Federal Union
Columbus Inquirer
Macon Celgraph
Darien Pelegraph
Volumbia Times
Pendleton Voskenger
Edgefield Carolinian
Greenville Mountaineer
Bonn
Medical Cellege
I. A Erwin
Oo Printers
Ankin & Bpvans
Ummer
WM. B. SA
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