Classified Notice of Public Auctions and Fees
Public notice outlines a weekly paper rates and terms for insertions and arrearages. It lists publishing fees, penalties, and legal instructions for sales of real estate and personal property, including auctions by executors administrators guardians and for heirs of estates. It specifies sale timing and required notices prior to auctions and land or fish deals under court authority.
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Mary
Poul Montes
Columbia Sherife
Appling
Crawford, Chatt, and Cumming
Uchce Creek
Wim
Yarborough
Mary P. Sims
Isaac Ramsey
Inferior Court of
Lincoln
Loyd's Creek
John McKinny
Travess McKinny
Admr
Cholera and political notes in New York and Orleans reports
The column reports cholera outbreaks in New York with rising cases and deaths, updates from the Board of Health, and mentions related health concerns in the city. It notes nullification controversy in New Orleans, a failed ante nullification meeting, and local notices on business education advertising bookkeeping instruction by Mr Exter.
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New York
N. York
Board of Health
Catherine Market
Baltimore
Quebec
Orleans
Newtus
Handwriting and bookkeeping tuition offered by Mi Calvertier
The notice extols legible neat handwriting and perfect bookkeeping, presenting Mi Calvertier as the ideal instructor. It claims the opportunity is highly desirable and accessible through her teaching.
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Mi Calvertier
Northern Tour Sparks Georgia Nullifier Views
An elderly Union man returning to Washington City embraced Nullifier views arguing to send citizens north to influence opponents. Another man recently back from a Northern tour called himself a gaming Nullifier and condemned Northern rhetoric about Georgia and the South.
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Washington City
Wey
Georgia
South
Church and State Clash Over Humiliation Day Call
The piece denounces Henry Cray for proposing a day of Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer and warns against mixing religion with politics. It cites President’s refusal to issue a national day request as constitutionally improper and notes sermons opposing nullifications have sparked local controversy among clergy and citizens.
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Henry Cray
N. America
Hirwes Laviens
Tower of London
England Reform debate echoes home in struggle for liberty
A column questions selective zeal for reform abroad versus at home and condemns inconsistent praise of English reform while opposing similar measures domestically. It argues free citizens should resist government overreach and challenge tax resistance as a constitutional right.
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England
Russia
Poland
The Varify Bill Sparks Southern Tariff Firestorm
The piece denounces Adams's Tariff bill as worse than the current measure, arguing it fixes duties at a low level while permitting future increases. It accuses Northern and Van Buren allies of deception, urges the South to demand protection, and warns against accepting a compromise that shifts taxes away from the North to Southern consumers.
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Congress
Tarif
van Buren
Vian Buren
South
Nullification and Union Dinners Spark Georgia Debate
Letters from Macpoxoven and surrounding towns capture a July 1852 scene of Nullification zeal. Citizens plan celebratory dinners while advocates urge sovereignty, opposing federal power and praising State Rights and Free Trade principles amid a volatile Southern political climate. Georgia figures and local editors weigh in on national tension and the public display of political loyalties.
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Ane Mostroomery
Ala
Speech on Caroling causes and published proceedings
The excerpt recalls a speech by Wresney Honey defending Caroling and refuting Qslethorpe. It notes lasting obligations are removed by truth conveyed to the people and anticipates sending the day’s proceedings for publication.
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Timne
Wresney Honey
Qslethorpe
Reverend admonition at Pot No 46 Presbyterian Church
A note cautions reverend gentlemen against mixing politics with sacred duties and warns them to refrain from inviting discussion of political questions on the church platform. It urges self examination and careful association with such controversial subjects.
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Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Academy exam praises Mr Kennedy teacher and pupil effort
After reviewing Lincolnton Academy’s recent examination TE commends the pupils and highlights Mr Kennedy as a capable and diligent teacher. The statement notes the students’ close application and perseverance in study, underscoring a strong commitment to education.
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Lincolnton Academy
Kennedy
State Rights Clash Over Federal Power and Interposition
The letter defends state sovereignty against federal overreach, arguing states may interpose to halt unconstitutional acts. It rebuts a Georgia paper’s claim that multiple states can nullify Congress, clarifying that interposition is per-state, aimed at protecting citizens from oppression, and calls for a constitutional convention only with three fourths of the states. It also counters insinuations about the Hamburg Festival and notes Carolina’s historic resistance to tyranny.
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Barnwear
Carolina
Ocean
Axcus Parrensos
Ure Meeling
Dr. Larivrn
St. Borne
Col. Hamoony
D . Larirve
J. Buckennaker
SU. Burnin
South
Georgia
Rowann J Essex
Evon
Georia
Union
Congress
Hamburg
Georgi
Pendleton
Augusta
Georgit
Hhis
Moultrie
Calhoun
Hamilton
Georgia nullification debate quoted from Carolina editor
The article argues for cautious state action to protect Union interests and rebuts claims that South Carolina denounced Georgia for Indian treaty actions. It cites Oglethorpe and Governor Hammond, defending sovereignty and constitutional nullification while noting historical Federalist views and Union backlash.
England Reform Bill Crisis Report From London Letters
New York reports from the Silas Richards bring London and Liverpool journals up to May 24. The King has not clearly consented to a Peer creation enough to pass the Reform Bill, or the anti reform Lords may retreat. Casini Peninn dies of cholera. a successor not yet chosen. Cholera declines in France but advances in Italy.
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England
New York
Silas Richards
London
Liverpool
M. Casini Peninn
France
Italy
Clay Tariff Bill Passed Senate Amid Tariff Fears
Washieron June 2 1832 reports Mr Clay carried through the Senate his distribution bill for the proceeds of public lands. Amendments were voted down by five to seven majorities, mostly tariff supporters who will push a harsher tariff in coming days. Dickerson proposes woollen minimums and higher duties, Adams's plan worsened by comparison to McLane's modest cuts. Southern members fear the tariff will be saddled nationally forever.
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Washieron
Clay
Senate
House of Representatives
Dickerson
Adams
McLane
Charles Stillwell and Mary Marsiiall Wed in City
On Monday last, the ceremony conducted by the Reverend Mr. Mathiry joined Mr. Charles Stillwell and Miss Mary Marsiiall, both residents of the city.
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Marerinn
Mr. Mathiry
Charles 1
Stillwell
Mary Marsilall
Cotton market reports show dull start and late demand rise
An 1800s parcel notes weekly cotton sales with mixed prices across regions. Early week dullness gives way to improved demand and slight price recoveries for American cotton, with total sales around 13 750 bags including 760 Americans for shipment. Market signs point to cautious improvement as imports rise and confidence grows with political reform gains.
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Laivesroor
Mobile
Alabama
Laverroc
Lourdon
Lord Grey
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