Dinner for Daniel Chandler by Georgia Bar Amid farewell remarks
In Lexington 1835 the Northern Circuit bar invited Daniel Chandler to a public dinner before his departure from the state. Chandler accepted, praising his colleagues and gratitude for the professional ties. The dinner featured toasts and long speeches about memory, courtesy, and Georgia’s legal community.
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Denner
Chandler
Abet
Northreast
Seeeporre
Court House
Danut Cuaxpren
Sudge Andrews
A. G. Semmes
Francis MH. Cone
Lexinoton
Grorewen
Dan’l, Chandler
Messrs
Francis II. Cone
Benj. F. Hardeman
George M. Dudley
Francis H. Cone
Daniel Chandler
Thomas W. Cobb
R. A. ‘Toombs
John Marshall
United States
George R. Gilmer
Georgia
Albert G. Semmes
Wm. H. Crawford
G. M. Dudley
Alabama
William M’kinly
Garnett Andrews
Andrews
Francis HL. Cone
Judge Dooly
John Billups
Cone
Dawson
Toombs
Johnson
Washington City
National Intelligencer
16Th Ult
Washington
Congress
Rail Road from Cincinnati to Charleston Proposed
A Cincinnati pamphlet argues for a Grand Enterprize rail route connecting Cincinnati to Charleston. It claims the line is feasible, would shorten West to Atlantic travel, and outlines distances: Cincinnati to Paris Ky 80 miles plus 470 miles remaining to Charleston totaling 697 miles, versus 950 miles to New York and 850 to Pittsburgh.
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Masons
Mobile
Tennessee
Charleston
Ohio
Sea Board
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Charleston Mercury
Great West
Atlantic
Hamburg
Paris
Kentucky
Cumberland Gap
French Broad
Columbia
S. C
the Lakes
Pita
Danville Rail Road Projects and Abolition Debates
A compilation from the Colonizationist Herald and other papers discusses an apparent forged dialogue attributed to Paul and Priscilla, debated for its abolitionist stance. The item also covers Texas events at Gonzales, abolition tracts from England, Mobile Tennessee rail plans, and speculative rail routes to New Orleans and Boston. It notes funding and routes, including Nashville to New Orleans, and various editorials on slavery and public reform.
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Colonizationist Herald
Christian Mirror
Paul
Priscilla
Piro Paul
Rome
Floreulancum
Apostle Paul
Texas
Win. H. Wharton
Gonzales
Mr. Wharton
David Randon
J. Bryand
J. W. Fannin, Jr
F. T. Wells
Gov. Sutherland
B.T. Archer
W. D.C. Hart
W. H. Jack
Wm. T. Austin
P. D. McNeel
P.S
John T. Moore
Messrs
Stepp
Sutherland
Ker
Charleston Mercury
England
New York Herald
London
Custom House
Anti-Slavery Society
Nassau Street
E. Wright
Anti-Slavery Office
Congress
United States
Whitaker
South
London Abolition Society
British Abolition Society
London Society
Wright
New Orleans
Nashville
Boston
Fredericksburg
Guayandotte
Louisville
Vincennes
Vandalia
St. Louis
Richmond
Lynchburg
Tennessee Line
Abolitionist Plot Suppressed Amid Slavery Tensions
A local officer claims an incendiary pamphlet exists and alleges secret Anti-Slavery Society prayer meetings and plans to purchase support from the Evening Post. The Monroe disturbances prompted trials. one man was hanged, others whipped or branded. The piece blames abolitionists for possible bloodshed and warns of swift retribution.
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Anti-Slavery Society
Evening Post
The
Sun
United States
Monroe
Youngblood
Jones County
Nat
North Carolina
Washington
Tappan
Garrison
South
Wacon Messenger
Assortment of Broadcloths and Tailoring Goods Displayed
The firm Kirtland and Co offers an extensive line of broadcloths in colors blue black olive green and vivid varieties, with ribbed plaid striped and plain cassimeres. They specialize in ladies cloaks and latest fashion cuts. Additionally a large stock of gloves hosiery collars shirts merino undergarments suspenders hats and caps is advertised along with a range of stock fabrics and hats.
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Messrs
Turpin
Antiznac
New York
Philadkdelphia
Baltimore
Florence
Bishop Lawn
Broad Street
U. States
Clark’s
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Pha
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Macon
Moreland
Bailey
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Sehr
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Philips
Sear
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Dougherty’s
Dean
Cyrus
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M. D. Hyams
South Bay
James Smith
Kennebunk
Maine
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Dewees
W. & P. Clement
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Clement
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Angelique
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Kervison
Jonathan Lucas
Cheever
James Poyas
Florida
Moran
Bonnell
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Vanderhorst
Sumter
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Hamilton
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Co's
Allen
Wilson
Steve
Anson
Sinclair
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le Sage
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Fraser and Co’s
Fitzsimons
Eliwan
South Carolina
Williams
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Ocean
James Island
Greenock
Sullivan’s Island
Fort Pinckney
Southern Christian Herald
Mark of Cain
N. Orleans
Houston
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Goxzares
John H. Moore
W. H. Wharton
Danville
Mobile and Tennessee Rail Road
Tuscaloosa
Lakes
Guass
Oldfield School
Seynolds
Raleigh Star
New York Evening Post
the Post
Richmond Whig
New Orleans Union
Mississippi
Vicksburg (Miss
Union
Lonnon
Wm. C. Way
B.B. Kirtland & CO. Merchant Tailors
B. B. Kirtland & Co
Edgar & Carmichael
William Clarke
Jefferson’ County
Lewis Lampp
Adin
Ankin & Evans
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