Debate on Slavery and Emancipation in Virginia
A Virginia Legislature debate review argues emancipation and deportation will not replace slave labor with free labor. It analyzes productivity, population effects, and price dynamics for slaves, stressing that freeing and exporting slaves could backfire by boosting slave breeding and depressing free labor productivity.
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Berlin
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Mecklenburg
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Iour
United States
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Sisyphus
Bank State of Georgia Savannah July 1833 election notice
An election will take place at the Banking House in Savannah on Monday the 25th of July inst. The bank offers a salary of 1500 per annum and the privilege of personally occupying the dwelling part of the Banking House. Bond 3000000 with four or more securities required. Applications to the Bank naming securities. By order of the Board, A Porter Cashier. J Teret Teller.
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Bank State of
I. K. Teret
Correction notice on medical advertisement and republication requests
The Augusta Federal Union notes a correction to insert the advertisement of Institutes and Practice of Medicine by A Cunningham M D after M Antony and requests replication of their reply to Mr Lumpkin Nullification by the Courier. If declined, publish as an advertisement and forward payment.
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Geungta
M. Antony
M.D
A. Cunningham
Federal Union
Courier
Lumpkin
Cholera Death Toll Averages One Per Day In June
From New Orleans the latest dates reach to the 2d inst. Newspapers are silent on cholera. June deaths total 1061, an average of about 34 per day. Report of cholera at Amelia Island turns out to be unfounded.
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Amelia Island
State Rights Banner Promises Ably Conducted Voice
The first issue of the State Rights Banner from Jackson Mississippi, edited by Duarves C Mayson, Esq formerly of South Carolina, is described as ably conducted and faithfully supports its name. A letter from Walker's Post Office Columbia County dated July 11 1833 reports a man and horse found dead after a tree was struck by lightning near the road resulting in the death of Robert H Chapman of Warren County. Two letters found on the deceased are enclosed for delivery to the intended recipients.
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Hexro
Liberia
Jeri
Virginia
Tilly
Wilcat
Jio
Eurepe
Soene
Jones
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
General Jackson returns to his Palace while Black Hawk retreats to his Wigwam. The Scotch piper dominates as the day’s lion. Black Hawk intends a fall campaign against the Creeks and Cherokees to seize Opandlaka and Tustumugge Thlucco and parade captives to prove their warriors’ might. The trio would have feasted before their raids and ended with a cryptic chant.
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Jackson
Black Hawk
Opandlaka
Tustumugge
Honorary Titles in a Curious College Ceremony
The President and Fellows of Starvard College reportedly confer Gen. Jackson the degree of L L D. In Washington Mr. Wax Boren receives tricolored orders of the Fox Owl and Snake. Maj Laron is dubbed Historographer to the Sacs Winnebagoes and Black Feet as Knight of the Tomahawk and scalping knife. Official confirmation pending for some honors.
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Sir Billy
Starvard Colege
Gen. Jackson
Black Hawg
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Wax Boren
Maj
Laron
Sacs
Winnebagoes
Black Foots
Georgia Public Opinion Turns Against State Amendments
Celebrations of independence praise resist new amendments. Grand Juries in upper counties echo the stance, predicting Georgians will reject the Convention’s May Milledgeville pact. Augusta reports strong opposition across counties, with many informed voters opposing the amendments as harmful local interests prevail.
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Milledgeville
Georgia
Augusta
Thomaston paper defends President tour parade pageantry
A Thomaston Georgia paper protests ridicule of civic parades following the President's northern tour and rejects blame for any extravagance. It argues the paper cannot be held responsible for actions of mobs or religious rites, though its conclusions may be hasty at times.
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Tim Felicitous
Hf. Nut
H. Nut
Nut
Ton
Thomaston
Upson County
Tribute to the late Robert J Turnbull Esq in South Carolina Society minutes
The text records tributes to the late Robert J Turnbull Esq highlighting his public spirit and private benefactions. It notes a resolution by the Board of Trustees of the Protestant Episcopal Society for the Advancement of Christianity in South Carolina honoring his memory and founding role.
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Robert J. Turnbull
R. J. Turnputt
Protestant Episcopal Society For the Advancement of
South Carolina
Turnbull
State Rights Men urged to unite and persevere
A republican-era editorial urges true State Rights men to stay loyal to their principles as three factions divide the state. It argues the Jeffersonian State Rights Party holds balance of power and calls for firm pledges, warns against compromising, and discusses candidates including Maj. Crawford and Jorge Cuarton in the contest.
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Exclusive “Union Party
Psuedo State Rights Party
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Ardly
Jeffersonian
State Rights Party
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Epaminondas
Atheys
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Jorge Cuarton
Maj. Crawford
Complex political notes raise questions on candidacy
Fragmentary remarks discuss Pinions Cone lification and Calhoun running for office. Maj. Crawfong doubts timing and legality, noting prior intimations and a long delay. The text mentions a relative of Judge Crawford and an ongoing open inquiry with violent overtones, urging courtesy.
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Calhoun
Maj. Crawfong
Crawford
Bie
Sublime caricature idea with clouds and ocean of Oblivion
A fragmentary description mocks a caricature panel using clouds on a bright escutcheon, a resistless current, Boreas, and an ocean of Oblivion. It compares Johnson’s speech to a barber shop gag, with a teapot and swamp imagery.
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Mo Johnson
Okefinoca
Gainesville Fourth of July Celebration Recalls Revolutionary Principles
Citizens of Gainesville assembled on the Public Square under Marshal Taoy to observe a Fourth of July celebration. General Barts led a procession to the Church where Rev. C. Wp spoke and the Declaration was read by Davin C. Nit. Toasts honored the Union, Constitution, and liberty, with prominent tributes to American history and patriotism.
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Lage End
Principe
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Thorston
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Mitcuet
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