New York Steam Packet Brings Papers to Georgia
The steam packet David Brown capt. Correy arrived this morning with New York and northern city papers to Saturday evening. News is sparse with no later European arrivals. Weather described as rainy and unpleasant with southerly winds. health in the city improving. The piece also notes stock sales in New York and updates from Veracruz and Vera Cruz trade. It includes a Georgia politics discussion urging a State Rights convention in Milledgeville to nominate a governor candidate and reorganize public opinion, plus a critical letter defending state sovereignty and warning against consolidation.
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Chavisxon
David Brown
Correy
New York
New- York Gazette
United States
Goveror
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Mora Cude
New-York
Havens
Veracruz
Gua Yelaxara
Gou
Muxta
Union
Santa Anna Tele
Cox Taz
Bpecio
Vera Cruz
Congress
Baron
Milledgeville
State Rights Party
Unil
Hali
Behal
Georgia
Jefferson
Gedd
Thos
Fihe Party
Priiies
Galladt
Columbus
Geome
Carolina
Geatlemen
Stacles of Confederation
Federal Party
G.M. Troup
Fire on Hicks Street destroys 4 or 5 wooden buildings
Reported fire in Brooklyn on the second instant left four to five wooden structures burned near Hicks Street west of Fulton. Other items note New York city and county real and personal estate totals, college counts, a court martial acquittal of Lieut Hannes, railroad notes, a surveyor hired for a Athens line, and a sample of hay made from Rice Grass displayed at the office.
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New-York
Brooklyn
Hicks Street
Fulton St
New York
Wa. S. Hannes
U.S
St. Louis
Java
Wa. Williams
Avhens Rai Road Company
Arhith
Athens
Sentinal
Charleston Courier
Executors Sale of Ricnago Byxn Property in Burke County
On Saturday the 18th day of October next at the late residence of Ricnago Byxn deceased Burke County the perishable property will be sold. Items include household and kitchen furniture plantation utensils a good set of horses first rate stock of cattle hogs and sheep road wagon oxen and cart and a gig. Terms twelve months credit with notes and good security. Henry Byrne heir. September 6.
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Ricnago Byxn
Burke County
Anid
Henry Byne
Eyr
Augusta? Acknowledgment of New York papers
The notice thanks correspondents for sending New York papers up to recent dates via a Charleston Mercury connection. It reflects standard newsroom courtesies and archival chatter without presenting a full event or outcome.
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New-York
Charleston Mercury
Health of Macon Reports Weekly Deaths
The Macon health report lists three deaths for the week ending, including a child aged two months to four years seven months and one colored individual.
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Health OF
Macon
Exton of
Cholera Case Reported and Then Declared Ended in Savannah
The Board of Health reports one case of malignant cholera in Savannah a white female which led to death by Oct 8. No further cases have been reported or come to the Board's knowledge since the last update. Charles S. Henry, Chairman. S. Sarrawatis, Sec'y. B. H.
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Boaap
Hestra
Savannah
Board of Health
Dimite Ofsha
Ninan Thai Leet
Canal Journey Through Early Western New York Towns
The account describes a Rochester to Buffalo canal trip in 1834 via 92 miles of flat country with 67 miles of no locks. It details Lockport’s five locks and surrounding promontory, the summit at 70 feet, and the water power aiding towns from Pendleton to Tonawanda. Buffalo’s growth after 1814 fire and canal prosperity are noted alongside city layout with upper and lower towns and Main Street’s prominence.
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Rochester
Ony
Lockport
Spencer’s Basin
Brockport
Slalley
Albion
Knowlsvile
Medina
Middleport
Pendleton
Tonawanda
Black Rock
Soid Rock
Lake Erie
Formill
Leck,ort
Tonawanda Creek
Niagara River
Buffalo
Ciy
Niagar
Buffalo Harbor Works and Erie Canal Growth Amid Lake Erie Trade
The narrative details Buffalo’s expanding harbor with a new stone pier and octagonal lighthouse costing 116000 dollars, a 80 foot wide, 13 foot deep Ship canal, and dredging to deepen the harbor. It notes a new rail line to Niagara and rising commerce across Lakes Erie, Huron, Michigan, and Superior with growing steamship and sailing vessel fleets and outbound trade to Detroit and beyond. The piece traces regional geography from the upper to lower town and the canal bridge to wharves, emphasizing increasing inland port activity and national reach.
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Black Rock
Niagara Polis
United States
Buffalo
Erie
Detroit
Lakes Erie
Huron
Michigan
Superior
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Atlantic
Lake Ontario
St. Marie
Lake Huron
Canada
Lake St.Clair
Lake Erie
Niagara
Lake Erie Welland Canal and Great Lakes Outline
The article describes Lake Superior Michigan Huron and their outlets to the St Clair and Detroit Rivers, the Mackinaw area with Fort Holmes, and the Welland Canal linking Erie and Ontario. It details the canal’s vast depth locks and tunnels, the Niagara region, Buffalo Fort Erie Waterloos and Grand Island, plus early harbor works at Black Rock.
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Lake Huron
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Ihe N. W
Green Bay
Fox River
U. S
Fort Howard
Buffalo
St. Joseph
Grand Rivers
Michilimackinac
Mackinaw
United States
Fort Holmes
Michigan
Huron
St. Clair River
St. Clair Lake
Erie
Ontario
Grand River
Broad Creek
Mill Creek
Welland River
Lake Ontario
Twelve Mile Creek
America
Niagara River
Canada
Fort Erie
Black Rock
Waterloos
Grand Island
M.J. Noad
Arrarat
Tonawanda
White-Haven
Boston
Osten
Market Receipts and Freight Rates Note Abundance
Receipts reach about four thousand bales with stock at 12 10,1500 bales. Freight to reevaluate at 150 dollars per bale. Goods remain plentiful at fair rates.
Cotton and Rice Market Briefs From New Crop Trade
The report notes upland cotton sales near 700 bales, mostly new crop, at 139 to 143 cents, with some old at 12 1 2 to 13 1 4 cents. Prices show a weekly decline around one cent as buyers wait for larger stock. Rice demand steady early in the week with over 650 barrels traded at 24 to 29 for old and 27 to 34 for fresh beaten rice.
New Orleans Market Report United Cotton and Sugar Prices
New Orleans market report shows cotton arrivals and stock, with 3170 bales cleared and 5300 on hand including shipboard, weekly sales estimated 2500 to 3000 bales at 15 to 15 1 4 cents per pound. Sugar remains in scarce supply with prices 4 to 7 cents, molasses scarce with limited lots bringing 20 to 22 cents per gallon on the levee.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Honda
Charleston
Cotton and commodity prices in New York market report
Market review notes limited activity in sales since last review with 1400 files taken, 890 Up!nd at 124 to 158. prices for New Orleans, Mobile, and other cargos listed with various ranges. Coffee strong demand, rice sales of 350 pieces weekly at 2.62. Exchange rates for Ist, cash and time, and freight rates to Liverpool and Havre unchanged.
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New-York Marner
Orleans
Brazil
St. Dowingo
Liverpool
Squire
Havre
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Fisan
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J. D. Beers
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