Burke and Columbia counties election results and notes
Richmond Burke County reports no ratification while Burke and Columbia counties show strong ticket success with Avery defeating Clanton by about 200 votes in Columbia. Tencommn County indicates State Rights candidates lead by a sizable margin, around 100 votes. Small notes mention bank notes under $5 accepted for accounts and cotton crop doubts in Louisiana due to drought and 1833 reports of drought impacts across Alabama and Georgia.
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Burke Country
Crawford
Lumpkin
Lewis
Grubbs
Bennett
Mulksy
Roberts
Burke Columbia County
Avery
Clanton
Tencomn County
Lincoln
Fauve Co
Alabama
Fragmentary notice about Globe Hotel event on Saturday morning
Readable fragments indicate a public notice involving Jackson and Ellis at the Globe Hotel on Saturday morning. Details are sparse and names appear with uncertain spelling.
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Aned E “Pablis
Jackson
Ellis
Globe Hotel
Public Sale Notification for Land and Negroes
Notice: administrators guardians must sell land or Negroes by first Tuesday of month between hours noted in county where property sits. Sales public forty days prior. notice of sale must be in a public gazette. Debtors and creditors require forty days publication. four months for court leave to sell.
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Waynesborough
Burk
Lovey
John Wig
Reuben Chance
Jobo Weaggine
Ratification wins county race amid Nullification cries
The county results show the Ratification ticket winning by a solid margin while opposition banners of Nullification rallied earlier. Analysts warn middle ground voters and so called State Rights faction must choose sides or face defeat as consolidation and submission labels drive the political debate.
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Aid
Columbia County
Speculation on Cotton Crops and Price Outlook in the South
A 1833 letter from Mansion House Philadelphia argues against fears of a cotton short crop. It recalls prior optimism for half a crop in 1880 and cites rains, frost, and mild weather as why future yields may exceed expectations. The author asserts continued high prices for the next two years and warns against betting on a short crop.
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Philad’a
Welkes the Courier
Constitutionalist
Gazette
Augusta
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
South
Von
Luroye
Cotton Prices Rise Amid Consumption Stagnation and Production Outlook
The author argues cotton consumption remains high yet unextended, with prices advancing about twenty percent while demand persists. He cites projected US exports from October 1833 to October 1834 not exceeding 1,125,000 bales and asserts world needs exceed supply, countering reports of shortages due to European imports. He warns that East Indies and Brazil cannot significantly boost cotton output, urging prudence as market forces and labor capacity limit harvest-to-market timing.
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United States
Europe
Ezsat Indica
Brazils
East Indies
William Robinson
Bank stocks rise after President's message comments
The United States Bank report notes the president's remarks on deposits drew attention. The Rew York American cites that the message was widely read and that the bank's stock rose today from seven to ten on the U. S. Telegraph, reflecting a positive market reaction.
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United States Bank
Rew York American
Study Exchange
U. S
President warns against central bank power and political influence
A speech argues to limit bank power and keep currency control with states and the people. It stresses avoiding entanglement with government and warns that continued bank control could alter the character of the nation.
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Treasury
Congress
Publc
Ted
Eyra
Tiawing
Havre Cotton Market Reports Strong Demand and Prices
Late Havre accounts show favorable tone with brisk demand for cotton. Round bales bring 15 to 16 cents, with square offerings readily sold, while Liverpool and New Orleans shows rising prices and substantial sales. total Upland stock and weekly receipts outlined, indicating a possibly larger South Atlantic crop this year.
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Savannah
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Siconte
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Branty
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Courier
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