State Rights Association of Lincoln County Proclaimed
A call to form the State Rights Association of Lincoln County and its Georgia ally on the Lincoln County model to resist centralized power. The article outlines objectives to disseminate Jefferson and Kentucky resolutions, check delegated powers, and restore state sovereignty through quarterly meetings and specific officer roles.
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State Rights Association
Lincoln County
Georgia
Kentucky
Jefferson
Union of the States
Aso“ition
Corres Ponting
Othr
State Rights Associations Form in Lincoln County
The Lincoln county gatherings form a State Rights Association with meetings in the Court House. Daniel Cranpeer and A H Pemperton address members on Virginia and Kentucky resolutions and state sovereignty. Officers elected include Peter Lamar President and Dr. Kexter Laman Treasurer. A General Committee of Vigilance is named.
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Virginia and
Kentucky
Wom. Lawrence
A H. Pemperton
E. Lamar
Srovatu
Taom- 48
Simmins
State Rights Association
Lincoln County
Court House
Peior Lamar
Daniel Cranpeer
Esq. Jose
Virginia
H. Pemperton
Peter Lamar
Cow Wa. Jungs
Joan Wiicut
Jenn Simmons
Lawrence
Jaz. N. Hanrer
Kzexter Laman
Col. Jones
Serventeen
Thomas Simmons
Stephen Stovall
Robert Fleming
Charles Jennings
Lewis Parks
John McCord
Wm. W
Augusta Chronicle
Washington News
Southern Recorder
Jas. N. Harper
Frost Damage to Coiton Crops and Notable Coastal Notices
Frost overnight likely damaged Coiton crops across the countryside. The Savannah Georgian reports the Rachael bringing four locomotive engines and two cars for the railroad and Charleston Mercury noting U S recognition of Leon Herckenrath as Consul for the Grand Duchy. A banking hoax claim from Aurana sparks concern as missing funds count in the tens of thousands. The President’s caravan incident in Western territory is described with a humorous note on a horse’s stubbornness and public cheer for Jackson.
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Savannah
Rachael
Liverpool
Charleston Mercury
Presiium
United States
Leon Herckenrath
Lsq
Grand Duke of
Carwan
Pauvy
Jackson
Augusta Market Report Shows Brisk Cotton Trade
August market notes cotton prices at 18 with a one cent advance since last issue. Quotations run 10 to 13 cents, general sales 11 to 12. No price change for Groceries. Letter dated Charleston April 50 1804 reports fair demand for Upland Cotton with sales from 104 to 134 cents and general sales 139 to 323. Stock for sale is light and holders remain firm.
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Charleston Mail
Land Mail
Willem Gibbons
Protector
James's Landing
Claiborne
Maren
Rachel Iwin
John Irwin
Abbeville
South Carolina
Miss Irwin
Sentinel
Star of the West
Mobile
Robert Hennington
Washington City
Char. Ev. Post
U.S. Bank
New York Standard
New Orleans
Uns
City
New York
Senate
Henry County
James Sellers
Wm. Mosely
Cal
Fiomas Allen
Clask
Whch
Macdonough Jacksonian
John W. A. Pettit
Aston Brooks
Couny
Nawton County
Jackson
Bank of
Darien
Savannah
Auraria Miner's Recorder
Roswell King
Darien Bank
Augusta
Cuarteston
Charveston Market
Morice Marger
Stamese
Coong-Eneg
acu & Poe@nix
New Orleans Market Report On Cotton Coffee Sugar
Cotton sales listed by bale counts and prices for Alabama Mississippi upland Florida Mobile with notes on price changes. Coffee trades show Porto Rico Manila Laguira and Java values with 240 bigs Marscailes at 10k cash. Rice sugar and freight rates to England and Liverpool summarized with packet activity and reductions in cotton freight costs.
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Cuba
St. Croix
Muscovado
Porto Rive
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