Debate on Slavery and Emancipation in Virginia Text
The piece analyzes abolitionist claims that freeing and exporting slaves would raise productivity. It argues free labor would decline in value when paired with slave labor, warns of population dynamics and price effects on slaves, and cites historical examples from the West Indies and Europe to show how emancipation could backfire.
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Hamburg
Eibe
Berlin
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Mecklenburg
Africa
Malthus
Euler
Iour
United States
Excample
Virginia
Sisyphus
Viginia
West India Islands
Buxton
British West Indies
Mauritius
Cuba
Louisiana
Mr. Clay
Phea
U.S
Hume
London
Scotland
Ireland
Italy
Syria
Cilicia
Capadocia
Jesser
Sia
Thrace
Egypt
Maly
Pitt
West India
Bank of Georgia announces election at Savannah Banking House
The Bank of Georgia in Savannah conducts an election at the Banking House on July 25 with the agent at Greensboro drawing a salary of 81500 per year and the privilege to occupy part of the Banking House. Bond required 830000 with four or more securities. Applications to the Bank naming securities.
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Bank State of
I. K. Teret
Correction notice on advertisements and reprint request
The Augusta issue of July 13 1833 reports a correction to insert the Mexican Course of Physics advertisement and Medicine text omitted previously The Federal Union editors are asked to copy their reply to Mr Lumpkin Nullification under a similar heading or publish it as an advertisement with payment.
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Geungta
M. Antony
M.D
A. Cunningham
Federal Union
Courier
Lumpkin
Cholera Death Toll and Island Report From New Orleans
From New Orleans the latest dates reach to the 2d instant. Papers remain silent on cholera. June deaths total 1061, averaging about 35 per day. The Amelia Island cholera report proves unfounded.
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Amelia Island
State Rights Banner Debuts in Jackson Edited by Mayson
First issue of the State Rights Banner published in Jackson Mississippi edited by Duarves C Mayson Esq a respected former South Carolinian. A letter from Walker's Post Office Columbia County dated July 11 1833 reports a man and horse killed by lightning near a tree on the road. the deceased is identified as Robert H Chapman of Warren County and two letters found on him are to be delivered to his friends.
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Richmond Enquirer
York
Jackson
Miss
Duarves C. Mayson
South Carolina
Walker's
Columbia County
W. C. Mrcou
Robert H. Chapman
Warren County
Charles A. Crawford
Three and the Drudge or the Game Over
Gen Jackson returns to his palace Black Hawk goes to the Wigwam and the Scotch Piper shines as the day. Black Hawk may descend on the Creeks and Cherokees in fall to capture Opandlaka and Tustumugge Thlucco and lead them as captives to prove their fighters are useless. The trio would have held a grand carousal before their deeds with a chant about meeting again.
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Jackson
Black Hawk
Opandlaka
Tustumugge
Honorary Titles and Odd Honors at Starvard College
The President and Fellows of Starvard College conferred upon Gen. Jackson the degree of L L D. In Washington Mr Wax Boren received tricolored orders of the Fox Owl and Snake. Maj Laron was dubbed Knight of the Tommshawk and scalping knife by Sacs Winnebagoes Black Foots. Official authority confirms the president’s honor. others lack verification.
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Sir Umbra
Sir Billy
Starvard Colege
Gen. Jackson
Black Hawg
Washingington City
Wax Boren
Maj
Laron
Sacs
Winnebagoes
Black Foots
Opposition to Milledgeville Convention Amendments Draws Broad Rebuke
Sentiments at the Independence celebration condemn the sale of rights by the Milledgeville Convention. Grand Juries across upper counties echo the stance, predicting Georgia will reject the proposed amendments for local gain. A Augusta visitor reports strong opposition and growing awareness against ratification.
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Milledgeville
Georgia
Augusta
Northern Yon on President's tour drew ire from Thomaston paper
A Thomaston Georgia paper criticizes ridiculing the President's northern tour pageantry. It argues the press cannot excuse extravagance in civic parades and compares to ancient mob behavior. The piece notes the paper is prone to hasty conclusions.
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Tim Felicitous
Hf. Nut
H. Nut
Nut
Ton
Thomaston
Upson County
Tribute to late Robert J Turnbull and his public service
The text recalls the late Robert J. Turnbull E s q praising his conspicuous political involvement and personal benefaction. It quotes minutes from the Protestant Episcopal Society for Christianity in South Carolina noting his usefulness and founding role. The Board resolves to record his memory with gratitude and honor.
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Protestant Episcopal Society For the Advancement of
South Carolina
Turnbull
State Rights Men urged to unite against Unionists
A dated editorial urges true Jeffersonian State Rights supporters to stay loyal and form a united front. It argues three parties exist in the state and predicts that the two weaker factions will align, empowering Jeffersonian State Rights to steer policy and protect equal rights, urging pledges and vigilance. The piece critiques Maj Crawford and signals possible third-party candidacy to sustain reform.
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Astly
Exclusive “Union Party
Psuedo State Rights Party
Ard
Ardly
Jeffersonian
State Rights Party
Polopidas
Epaminondas
Atheys
Maj. Crawtorp
Jorge Cuarton
Maj. Crawford
Fragmentary political musings on office and inquiry
The text presents disjointed remarks about Pinions Cone lification Calhoun and Maj Crawfong regarding an election and an interrogatory. It mentions a branch of the interrogatory and a relative of Judge Crawford, with cautious language about proceeding years hence.
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Calhoun
Maj. Crawfong
Crawford
Bie
Caricature plate idea mocks public opinion metaphor
A fragment discusses a satirical caricature panel using clouds escutcheon Boreas and the ocean of Oblivion to critique public sentiment. It jokes about a barber shop display with fire and a teapot motif. References to Northern blast and Okefinoca Swamp frame the critique.
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Mo Johnson
Okefinoca
Celebration of the Fourth of War in Gainesville
Citizens of Gainesville gathered on the Public Square for a Fourth of July celebration led by General Barts and Marshal Taoys Land. A large crowd heard prayers and a Declaration read, with toasts from local figures, praising equal laws, the Union, and American liberty.
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Gainesville
Lly
Barts
Taoys ‘Land
Grace
C. Wp
Davin C
Lage End
Principe
Jostra
Thorston
Mavison R
Mitcuet
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Jones
Lee Jones
Bryan Edwards
W. Indies
Suroye
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Cilieta
Strabo
New Orleans
Federal Basia
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R. J. Turnputt
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