Notice to Executors Administrators and Guardians
LAS of LAND or NEGROES by Administrators or Guardians must file the debt prosey in the month between the first tie and three in the afternoon at the county seat for public sale. Fees of sale due to heirs must be made forty days prior to sale. Debtors and creditors must be notified for forty days. Courts authorize the sale of land or negroes within months.
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Death of Dr. Farlow Jubly Lamented by Citizens
An obituary tribute honors Dr. Farlow Eldon noting his public service as a citizen politician legislator and physician. The piece praises his conscientious responsibility intellect and modesty and expresses deep sorrow at his illness and death.
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Debate Over Student Letter About Burned Effigy Ends
Letters from Athens discuss the burning of an effigy and public sentiment toward the college, but key details are unclear. The writer defends the institution, cautions against judging motives, and links liberty with resistance to tyranny while urging restraint in student political actions.
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Patriotism and Liberty Move College Students to Defend Rights
A writer argues in favor of student feelings and liberties during turbulent times. He warns against harsh discipline and urges mild advisory appeals from the faculty to preserve the college’s integrity while acknowledging student patriotism and the example of French students in the Paris revolution.
ROL WASTAGE CON
A long partisan letter from a congressman evokes Civil War era tensions, praising a veteran and condemning reforms while critiquing Southern and Northern political battles. The piece includes notes on the Irish Volunteers and referenced editorials discussing South Carolina nullification and secession debates and the national political climate.
Georgia and South Carolina On Nullification and Union
The excerpt argues that South Carolina would use nullification and, if needed, secession to resist federal tariffs, while Georgia must choose firm support for Carolina or risk invasion and the loss of honor. It emphasizes preserving state's rights, warns against federal aggression, and appeals to Georgian patriotism and ancestors.
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Pendleton Messenger Reports on Volunteer Defense and Washington Rumors
The Pendleton Messenger notes a committee rejection of a bill and reports a larger home defense volunteer movement in Pendleton district. It cites estimates of 1000 volunteers in the district and 200 organized elsewhere plus more ready to arm. Rumors from Washington mention Livingston to Prance Hill and Forsyth to Navy, with Georgia officials predicting reshuffled posts and continued support for the administration.
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Military Orders and Political Debate Highlight Charleston Mercury
The Charleston Mercury reports on the President’s military orders on the station amid South Carolina tensions. It notes circulating fears and officer removals while denying resistance to state authorities. The paper also covers Calhoun’s Senate debate on Clay’s conciliation bill and responds to Ritchie’s criticisms with a pledge to let the speech speak for itself.
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Cotton market reports price gains and high demand
The Commercial Advertiser notes firmer cotton prices after English sales and favorable guidance from abroad. It reports weekly transactions near 1,000 bales with higher qualities advancing, broad sale activity, and decreasing remaining stock despite modest gains since two weeks earlier.
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Death of Dr. Boutnworth Harlow in Warnesborough
The community mourns Dr. Boutnw orth Harlow who died at his residence in Warnesborough after a long career in Georgia medicine. A Plymouth, Massachusetts native, he served as a physician for 24 years, respected for his gentleness, integrity, and charitable work as a Christian physician and public figure. He leaves a wife and three children.
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