Convict plot thwarted at an Ohio jail and political notices
Internal guards were compromised allowing ringleaders to release others. a counterplot exposed by alert authorities prevented further danger to inmates. Also reports a Georgia State Rights meet at Bible Counts court house with party planning for July 4 and nominations for state legislature, plus brief New York dispatches and Millersburg, Ohio fire losses.
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Georgia Messenger
State Rights Party
Bible Counts
Ip Juoon
Cupistor Agr B. Strone
Owen
John Lamar
Beall
David Wilson
Col. Win
Ward
ML. BR. Lamar
de. Green
M. BR. Lamar
Henry G. Lamar
Is Association
Arthur Foster
Unclear historic note on occupants and property damage
Partial OCR reads occupied by Samuel Moat injured no insurance. Arken hall factory and dwelling of Robert Cortlereigh indicate a residence. Com May 23.
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Samuel Moat
Mr. Arken
Rober
Be just and fear not Chronicle reading room notes
The piece describes a Reading Room set up in the front of an office under the Globe Hotel offering access to valuable newspapers from across the United States. It also notes the Fredericksburg Arena report on Mr Mapison’s health, the confirmed Bank of the United States government director nominations, and a New York port emigrant arrival tally totaling 886 aboard several ships from Liverpool and Dublin.
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New York
Cuarieston
Williams Gibbons
Itain Pennoygr
Boston
U. S
Millersburg
Com Mittal
POST
Washington
All Street
Hart
Aterms
Biddle
Dtieth Street
Nes Avison
Jane Ackeely
Trent
Ezekiel Humans
Wilkinsop
Neftes Partialy
Charles Whiting
Peter Kan
Yderstime
Edward Glover
Patrick
Iwewin
Jas Brice
Smitty
Wander Mathews
John Johnson
Paterson
A. Taylor
Mr. Bowman Ae Mott
Wa Closs
Jus
Dr¢Grine
Chronicle
Globe Hotel
United States
Madison
Fredericksburg
Duncason
University of Virginia
Montpelier
Mapison
U.S
National Intelligencer
The
21St Instant
Joshra Waite
Saul Attey
Charles M'Alllister
Bank of the United States
Senate
Napoleon
Liverpool
Sarah
James
Oneida
John
Edward
Dublin
Isabella
Greenock
Rota
America
United Staes
Soumean
Western Herald
Wer
Hines Hous
Jun
Miledgeville
Demain
Jefferson
Whig
Waa
Manuel
Charleston
Hamburg
Augusta
Georgia
Columbia
Warren Andrews
S. C
Gowdy
A. Cumming
James Boatwright
State Rights Congressional Ticket Discussion
The Milledgeville Times replies that a Congressional Ticket exists and the State Rights Convention appointed a committee to obtain and publish nominees replies. All but Col Jones have submitted answers and the committee plans to publish them together once the last is received, with Col Jones’s reply awaited. If the Messenger sought only acceptance information, there is no hesitancy in accepting the nomination and no reproach is intended.
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Milledgeville
Hins
Georgia Messenger
Col. Jones
Col. Jungs
Iself
Lyons death toll and stock offers in early 19th century notices
A fragmented notice notes Ly ons casualties estimated by a private letter at 1200 dead with 500 in one church and 300 in another, plus 400 more believed elsewhere. stock activity includes Raid Road stock near 1000 shares offered and 2400 subscribed, plus exchange bills on London and France dull or active in early markets.
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Raid Road
Raid Road Company
Stockholyders
Char. Courier
New-York Courier Gays
Lyons
Exchange
London
France
Mercantile
Worcester
Mass
Charleston
Win Gibbons
Pennoyer
Star
Durs Green
Telegraph
Wuminiseration
Dlacon Messenger
Prices Current: Augusta Market Goods and Rates
Prices for butter brandy bacon hams cognac apple and other staples listed with per pound and per gallon rates. Includes bale rope bagging tow flax cotton corn and coffee with varied price ranges and weekly corrections.
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Augusta
Commodities Prices and Bank Notes in 19th Century Market
A scattered market summary lists mackerel and molasses prices, nails oil tea tobacco and wine values, plus Augusta and South Carolina bank note exchange figures. Cotton prices in Liverpool London New York and Havre are reported with weekly sale totals and market mood notes.
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W. Indis
N. Orleans
Liverpool
Havanna
St. Croix
Orleans
Hyson
Monongahela
Augusta
Florida
Mobile
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Tierces N. Oresas
Cuba
Havana
iXport
Havre
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Mills
Pkd
Eye
Evtil
Morgan County
Hal
Whitfileshes
Falls
Fletcher
Olmatend
Terrel
Congressional Ticket
Commercial
Howard St
To & Holland
Russia
Carolina
Madeira
Malaga
Teneriffe
Augusta Bank
Mechanics Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Ice Company
Western Wharf
South America
Werth
Alabama
Tenmusyer
Dee
Uay
Ted Leeid Getewitse
Itavana
Gazra
Channeston Market
Courier
Macon Manget
Normnally
Savannah
Messenger
Lidia Coffee
Ponty Rico
Java
Atlidio
Culida
Aio
Macon
Thomas N. Beall
Forsyth
Antoinette c Oe Ps
von F. Scout
Wvotice
A Grance M. Walker
City Hill
Jacob C. Buggy
J.L. Anderson
Et Street
Peter, Bennoch
AL Smeg BR
Wotice. LL
Wm. BB. ‘Sa
Webster, Parmelee & Co
George W. Summers
Dawson Atkinson
Beach Island
William E. Jones
Athens
Burke County
Robert Ilison
John Broxton
Needham Wimberly
Isaac Wimberly
Dun
Broad Street
Gabriel Clarke
Gev. M. Walker
T . We
Way
Messrs
Turpin
Sumner
Beret
Free Trade
Basil Samar
G. B. Lamar
Biw
Augusta Chronicle
Frevoch
Phamor Int
Paris
FPI
WM. J. Hobby
Jack Downie
Ram
Dwight
David Crocket
Dossey
Butler
Kirkhorn
Jones
Tivod
Platea
Child
Zins
Zins Songster
Wester
Cherley
Volpeau
Parson
Missouri Harmony
Wrythe
Ninh
Spurzheim
Gordon Combes
Charmichael
Prno Fielding Bradford
Thomas Ndpier
F.C. Waylor
Antaylor
Maehall Keith
Rathbone & Holland
James Burroughs
Guardians of the Orphans
Thomas Lowe
Joliff W. Hatchell
Wim F. Hatchell
James Cartéridge
Edevard Hassell
Jesse Walton
Thomas E. Beall
John Howard
Mar M. Gibson
Valentine Kennedy
Mee
Come Allen
Marshall Pitman
A. J. Pemberton
Barney Canenton
Bailey Campenter, Jr
Barry Canrenten
Bailly Carpenter, Jr
Jacksonboro
Willian
Willis Burke
Lees
Peter Arnett
Boston Williamson
Isaac Rooks
Beaverdam
Brier
Jacob Bryan
S.C
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