Late from the North and Atlantic maritime news
The column reports arrivals and updated papers from New York and Baltimore, shipping movements including the Miagera and Champlain, and notes on U.S. Navy vessels and passengers. It also covers Ohio election timing, a Dinwiddie report, Baltimore mortality, and a lengthy discussion on District of Columbia constitutional status and slavery.
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Coatnneston
North
Vail
Miagera
Beaver
Champlain
Macy
New-York
Vionday
Norfolk
Thoreviay Lest
Philadelphia
Beacur
United States Bank
New York
Nlorest Naval
U.S
Ehi
St. Louis
M'Cauley
West Indies
U. S
Bower
Page
Rio de Janeiro
Hampton Roads
Potomac
Nicholaon
Poston
Mediterranean
Independence
Liverpool
Mr.gilby
North and
South Carolina
D. Paul
Charleston
G. Barnesley
Savannah
Great Britain
Joseph M’ Innes
Ohio
Cincinnati
House of Representatives
RT. Lytle
Peg
Richmond
Brodnax
Dinwiddie
Baltimore
Chacinantie
Cholers
Ohio Campaign News From Columbus and Mount Vernon
Reports from Columbus and Mount Vernon indicate Findlay’s expected Whig majority may approach 1800, with returns from most Ohio counties and claims of strong statewide support for the opposition. The Petersburg Constellation notes cholera cases tied to dietary factors and oysters, urging caution and prudence amid health concerns.
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Ovig Jnes
Hayden
Ohio
Highvet
Columbus
Findlay
Mount Vernon
Knox County
Congress
Health Of Our Town Cholera Surge At Petersburg
From the Petersburg Intelligencer October 27 reporting a sharp rise in cholera cases. The Board of Health notes 23 new infections since the previous publication with several fatalities, indicating a serious outbreak in the town and prompting health measures.
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Petersburg Intelligencer
Board of Wealth
Economic prospects of cotton exports in 1835 and beyond
The piece argues cotton export value could exceed 65 million dollars in 1835 with potential to top 100 million by 1845 if consumption continues its recent rapid growth. It notes cotton as a cheap fabric supplanting flax and blending with wool for winter wear, amid praise for Whitney's gin and concerns over postal failures and political graft in government.
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Autauga County
Mobile
Henry Goldthwaite
Edgefield Carolinian
State Rights Party
South Carolina
Union
Charleston
Richland
Exington
Pendleton
Union Party
Greenville
Spartanburg
Patriot
The
Insef
Himoet
District of Columbia
Congress
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Correas
Losa
Ethar Mtates
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Potomac
Delaware
Hudson
United States
Republic
Iame
Georgia
Princeton
New Jersey
Confederate States
Maryland
Amilton
Story
Tucker
Maine
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
Alabama
Carolina
Louisana
Tennessee
North Alabama
Arkansas
South Alabama
Florida
North
Europe
Great Britain
U. States
France
Tts
Whitney
Columbia
House of Representatives
Barry
Gen. Teckson
Wajer Barry
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Wits
Judea Kent
Orleans
Kent
Razve
Examiner
Philadelphia National Gazette
Coolera
Petersburg
Board of Health
Richmond Whig
Buckwoodsman
Cary
Milledgeville Journal
Washington Telegraph
Jackson
Geo
Gen. Jackson
Spangier
Spangler
Anothes
Gen
Lucas
Pindsay
Ponchartrain Sil Kosd Company
Alexander B McHead
McLeod
Haggerty & Austin
Wm. Jones
Golusabi
Iniq
G. G. Tankersleey
Midledgeville
Geo. Elgin
Globe Hotel
A. Read
Lincoln County
Stewart County
Lee
Alysimn Chennault
Lincoln Court House
William
Secels
Tate
Frances S. Chennault
Juhsn Moss
Mary Bacon
Lyddal Bacon
Kas
Ak Eglo
Robert Philip
Burke
Waynesborough
David M. Bulloch
William Shannon
Wiliam Shannon
Court of Common Pleas
Augusta
Altamont Livingstones
Shannon
William Golson Grand
Edward Wabb
Jessee P. Green
Levy
Eliba Thompson
John Wallace
William Wallace
Adam Wallace
WM. B. Douglass
B. Co
Lincolnton
Bostwick Lockhart
Matther
Alexander Scott
Vincent Lockhart
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