Duties Exemption for Portuguese Vessels and Georgetown Boundary Extension
United States law passage grants exemption from tonnage duties for Portuguese vessels. The act also extends the boundaries of Georgetown in the District of Columbia to include a tract known as Pretty Prospect, detailing precise survey lines and boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luins
Georgetown
Colusaina
Senate
Olinert
Erin Tomiss
Reel of
Dunbarton
Kock
Bard Corporation
Marg Ata
Southern Rights and Nullification Eyewitness in Georgia
A broad ballad of secession era rhetoric in Georgia and South Carolina argues for nullification, states’ rights, and resistance to federal tariff policy. Prominent voices from Habersham, Dougherty, and Hamilton advocate sovereignty, liberty, and the urgency of opposing centralized power while praising the Revolution and Confederate sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
United States
Union
Cot
Everard Hamilton
Breemeo
Charles Dougherty
Win
Powell
Georgia
South Carolina
John Rodegins
Hay
John al. Howard
Msq
Republicans of the
Bs Ate Kenan
Usq
Mirabeaw Us
Barman
W.b.pinsley
Matthew Packer
Maine
Georpudas
Cherokee and Troup Ticket Candidates Listed in Counties
A fragmented list shows Cherokee County and Troup Ticket candidates including Clare Ticket names such as John C. Weee Thomas Nsarriss Murray and others across counties like Putnam, Greene, Muscogee, Chatham, and Richmond. No caucus candidates identified. line ends with Mirabeau B. Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ticket
John C. Weee
Cherokee
Thomas W. Nsarriss
Watton
Thomas W. Murray
Lincoln
Daniel Newnan
Henry
George W. Owens
Chatham
William Schley
Richmond
Daniel M. Stewart
Glynn
James C. Terrell
Franklin
James C. Watson
Muscogee
TROUP
Henry Braniam
County of Putnam
Augustin
Clayton
Clack
Thomas F. Foster
Greene
Roger L. Gamble
Jeferson
George KR. Gilmer
Oglethorpe
Charles BE. Haynes
Hancock
Seaborn Jones
Tames M. Wyane
Richard T. Wilde
A Spy of Gronai and Poetical Effusions Delayed
Correspondents are informed that A Spy of Gronai Burke and the poetical effusions of Keros and Bows are received and will be published as soon as practicable. The communication of Poetica is again omitted but will be printed when feasible.
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Gronai
Burke
Keros
Eclipse of the Sun Observed in the City
An unexpected solar eclipse occurred yesterday morning between 7 and 8 o clock with about a third of the sun obscured by the moon. observers noted dimmer light cooler air and a clear pleasant morning despite the moon’s apparent interposed position.
Cholera activity mixed across cities with declining cases
The cholera outbreak shows subsidence in New Haven and Philadelphia reports no new cases. New York continues to report increases with 1035 new cases and 72 deaths on the lech and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Philidelphia
New York
Speech Praised As Clear View Of Georgia Crisis
Citizens commend a speech as a clear comprehensive view of the crisis, urging every Georgian to study it. A leading local resident ordered 500 pamphlets printed, expressing pride in authoring the form over prominent state figures.
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Georgia
South
Address of the South Carolina Delegation in Congress
The Charleston papers publish an able address from the South Carolina delegation describing the present situation of their affair with the Bart and the Federal Government. Excluded are Messrs. Dington Blair and Afitchell. The piece aims to set forth striking colors of their stance.
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Charleston
S. Caralina
Congress
Messrs
Dington
Blair
Afitchell
Carolina
The Constitutionalist and the Veto Editorial Clash
The Constitutionalist editor criticizes hostile papers for opposing the President’s veto and defends neutrality toward party lines. The piece argues papers should judge Gen Jackson’s conduct on principle, not man, and questions whether unions with opposition papers affect constitutional fidelity.
Constitutionalist Press Misquotes Dual Duty Over Bill
A fiery letter urges fidelity to the Constitution over signing or vetoing a bill. It condemns partisan rhetoric and warns that a single leader should not determine the Republic’s fate, arguing that risking the Constitution outweighs any election gains. It cites the president’s oath and calls for principled action.
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Temple of the Constitution
Lau Belier
Daoger
Bisa
Georgia and South rally for common cause in nullification debate
The speakers urge unity against perceived federal overreach and warn that Georgia and the South must stand with South Carolina to resist tariffs and protect liberty. A key tribute honors Judge Myome for presiding over a liberty focused gathering. The call emphasizes states’ rights, secessionist sentiment, and a shared struggle for freedom.
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Ogletiorpe
Kathy
Congress
Bunalia Lion
Paulders
Savill
Georgia
Carolina
Union
Ie South
Carolna
Dehall
Avery
South
Public meeting pledges redress for Georgia grievances
In Oxlethorne county citizens gather to denounce Congress for delay in relief from oppressive measures. A public dinner is planned for August to consider sufferings and determine proper redress. A committee is named to extend invitations to Senators and Representatives who opposed the import bill.
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Lesington
Lot
Jon Moonn
Ray
Grance i
Yousa
Georgia
Congress
Oxlethorne County
Kev
Jony Moonk
Jons Buneyrs
Isonen IL Youxa
Dr. J. Be Medussex
Jons Banas
Augustin Aspen
Josspall
Lome
Kix
Rorenr Frermay
T. W. Heecmtysos
Bea. Pork
Josren Moore
Isaac Contign
Rosner Nesaann
Volunteer Toasts and Political Rallies Reported in Wilkes County
A roster of local dignitaries and speakers from the Committee to prepare trusts is recorded, with resolutions to publish proceedings in state gazettes. The text includes volunteer toasts, nullification rhetoric, condemnations of Northern tariffs, and notes on Cherokee negotiations and state preparations in Milledgeville and Mallorysville.
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Sv Guesa
Mippietren Pore
GU. He. Dirs
H. J.wors
J. M. Stevness
T. Phaysox
Emmvann Coser
F. M. Coun
Avs. Hisar
BL F. Haromas
T. I. Axpiews
N. RP. Une
W. Trotten
Jas Moore
J. S. Sins
Mos Kai
Moore
Geo
Yousa
A. HL. Pesnerrom
Mallorysville
Milledgeville
Benia me Frakein and the Limp Act debate at Westminster bar
In a House of Commons committee session the Limp Act bill faced questions about Americans submitting to colonial duties. Dr Prahlin replied that Americans would submit only if forced by arms, and about British fashion and industry he suggested old clothes be worn again until mutual supplies improve.
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Union Party
Aril
Paris
Cunion
Osilion
Ma. Adams
Baril
Coperressi Legishite
Boston
Union
Hey
Tarif
Loion
Carif
House of Commons
Paassus Wees
America
Ameren
Praahiin
Amevi
Council of
Iran
Mina
Minh
Charleston
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Portugal
Kingdom of Portugal
Tonmage
A. Spevenson
House of Representatives
J Clcalhols
Sena
Jacicson
Savannais
Preedam
Prataet
Thomas Jefferson
Acuedia
Tvarigl
Adjt
Richardsone
S. Carolina
Quidtor Alasto
Barnard
Les Rogt
Dougherty
Ensign Robertson
S. W
Lieut Ryerson
Chatham Artilery
Gore
Sergt
Sogur
Sargt. Carter
Privaty Osborn
A. Scranton
Haberty
Robert Habersham
Capte Jackson
Vo Gavads
Marshall
Supreme Court
Th. JC. Habersham
Adj Richardsone
Cont
Pooler
Lyon
South Crrouna
F. O. Mann
Les
Maer
Madison Seohgan County
Launeelot Jobusteas
Lerentinaa Tits
James W. Porter
W. J. Pearman
Stein
SF. Johnson
Vanulieturers
New Bilan
A. J. Dilworth
Sy Riehard
Box
Trude
Win Bestevens
Morgan
Eac
Union Pares
Caugus Cansidates
Joan Milton
County of
Mirabeaul B. Lamar
Eclavsi
the Sun
Mr. Mobs
Soutidcarglena
Constitutionalist
Bia
Chadston Courier
Georgia Ceaurier, &c. Ao
Adon
Gen. Jacksen
Binson
Mattonysvills
Wilkes County
Lode
Jony Dovarass
Ger'r Hamilton
Me Duyfie
Mayne
Harpers
W. Astuov
Kenny Clay
B. Y
Woomsa
Georgis
Surastox
AL BO Leten
Bay
Geer Temitton
Yadne Harper
South Caroling
Pemberton
Georgiace
Dy W. Masweth
EC. Lawneses
Wson' Lumpkin
A. Bassa
Surdh
J. Moseny
R.dunes
R. Gunt
Martin van Buren
London
Washington City
Beniame Frakein
Great Britain
Diz
Mortimer EL
Slocga
Abe
Peter Coa Card
Ryearo
Wouman
Ajl Pemberton
Fuly
Pissglu
Walk. VY
WM. B.w.spent
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Pranttin
Heard County
Duly
Samuel Hart
M. Was Eka
Ro Yy Alaving Co
Sryoad
J. W
Pres
James Peny
Ling
Heilire
Aesey Ile
Cotumbay
James Culere Vay
San
Ranawa
Peter
Tate
Wilmington
Pope Weil
Esther
Thorn
Ut Pracon
Geo S Chronicle
Lumbin
Yeore Belov Re
Yi Rail Int
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