Worcester v Tur State Cherokee Case as Marshall Explains
The text recounts Chief Justice Marshall's interpretation of treaty clauses in the Cherokee Nation disputes with Georgia and the United States. It discusses protection by the United States, boundary terms like allotment and hunting grounds, and limits of U S authority over Cherokee self government and lands.
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Supreme Court
Marshall
A. Worcester
Tur State
Grarata
United States
Indiana
Great Britain
Congress
Tra
Hopewell
Georgia
Holstein
United States of America
Tennessee
Iit
Union
Europe
France
Confederation
North Carolina
Cherokee Nation Self Government and U S Treaty Rights
A historical court opinion discusses the Cherokee nation’s boundary rights, self government, and treaties with the United States. It argues Georgia laws intrude on federal treaty obligations and Atlantic court power, citing 1787 Confederation and subsequent acts, and condemns Worcester’s Georgia conviction as void.
Augustas Saturday Marcilli 1832 Be Just and Fear Not
A historical fragment cites a maxim "Be just, and fear not" attributed to Augustas Saturday Marcilli in 1832. The line emphasizes moral integrity and courage, framed as a personal or philosophical motto from a bygone era.
Private interview request hints at forthcoming correspondence
The editor notes a private interview with correspondent Canros before publishing his communication. It mentions an article by A. J. and Mason on cholera and a piece on Temperance received for future insertion.
New Publications Preview from Local Booksellers
A list of new works announced by publishers Brewaky s and Ganxaus with brief notes. Eugene Aram by Butwen praised for thrilling scenes, SuGeNE Anamatale from the Pelham author in two volumes, Pavesrine the Holy Land by Rev Michael Russell, A Carrcluss or Facts by A B Granville, Ricierions on every day in the week by Carnatine Tayner. Books sold by Ricianos & Gavan in this city.
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Messrs. Brewakys & Ganxaus
Eugene Aram
Butwen
J. & J. Harper
New York
Holy Land
Michael Russell
Egypt
J. Harper
N.Y
Carrcluss
A. B. Granville
M.D
F.R. S
B. L. Carey
A. Hart
Philadelphia
Carnatine Tayner
Br. L. Carey
Informant controversy sparks confessions from Augusta letters
In a March 30, 1832 letter from WM. PF. PEMBERTON of Augusta, he and his brother assert their Wednesday interview with Gen. Guascoes was misrepresented by an earlier informant. They defend the original account as substantially correct and condemn tactics of slander and Judas-like insinuations.
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Tomas Glascock
Guascoes
Pemberton
Augusta
Fey
Isq
Hezentan' Tes Rell
Terneuls
Col. T. Cando
Bank secret agents alleged over the country in 1816
A newspaper reply questions the United States Bank having secret agents nationwide. It details a gentleman’s alleged influence on public opinion, potential cashiership aims, and pressure on Augusta Columbus branch locations. The piece argues the Bank uses agents to sway votes and policy for charter renewal.
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Chronicle
United States Bank
IsMi
Porsons
Augusta
Columbus
Biddle
Biddie
Pensacola Letters on Bank of the United States Branchents
A Pensacola writer cites sermons to A Il Pemberton Esq, detailing discussions with Biddle about establishing Bank of the United States branches. He recounts petitioning Pensacola, Augusta, and Columbus, highlighting anticipated profits, local gold hoarding, and regional trade potential.
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A. Il. Pemberton
Deak
Augusta Chronicle
Bank of the United States
Forsyth
Senate
Gov. Forsyth
Legislative Council
Pensacola
Philadelphia
Biddle
Committee On
Sergeant
United States
Augusta
Columbus
Savannah
Coumbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
South Carolin
Hamburg
D&c
Alabama
First Southern Branch
Cholera Impacts Trade as Charlemagne Arrives in York
The York arrival from Plymouth brings warning that Cholera touched the port on Feb 15 with cases and deaths, curbing commerce as orders and quaratine rules ripple through markets. London reports improved trade while New Orleans notes languid cotton. prices and shipments adjust amid fears of Europe’s disease obstacle.
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York
Plymouth
Hortae
London
Liverypool
Marc
Wellel
Liverpool
Europe
Cup Sainah Friends
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Oilin
Aaron
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