Notable Early 19th Century Commentary and Notices
A collage of biographical sketches and commentary on monarchies and public salaries. Notes on Lord Henry Petty and transatlantic impressions following the Amiens treaty. Quotations on royal privileges, American republicanism, and a travel anecdote about a mammoth fossil. Died notice of Hon. William Patterson at Albany.
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Lirdslown
Westminter School
University of Cambridge
D. Dairy
Westminster
Joshthip
University
Ihiratshcif
Caine
Wiltlaire
Amiens
Henry Petty
M. Dumont
Switzerland
Paris
Geneva
Virginia
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Duke of Gloucester
Charlotte of Wales
Union
Hecuba
Congress
Beattie
Jeff
R. Enquirer
L’impeteux
United States
Norfolk Herald
Stephen van Rensselaer
Albany
State of New York
William Patterson
Supreme Court of the United States
Albany Gazette
Augusta Op18 News: Cotton Falls as War Rages and Storm Hits
Reports from Savannah note cotton prices drop after Lord Lauderdale’s Paris mission falters, fueling expectations of renewed conflict. A late hurricane damages rice crops along Hutchinson Island, flooding banks and barns, with several planters counting losses and at least one boat incident killing four enslaved individuals. The Tippo Saib reaches Liverpool in 29 days.
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England
Savannah
Lucy
London
William
Liverpool
Cotton
Lord Lauderdale
Paris
France
Rome
Carthage
Hutchinson’s Island
White
Campbell
Telfair
P. Young
Oliver
Jackson
Ward
Negle
T- Young
Mein
Edgefield Election Earmarks Butler and Mayes in State Roles
At the late election in Edgefield district General Butler was elected to congress and Col Mayes as senator to the state assembly. The notice urges Greene readers to decline publication to avoid contention and notes cotton prices at 18 to 19 cents. A marriage and a funeral sermon are announced for local residents.
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Edgefield
General Butler
Congress
Col
Mayes
State Assembly
Greene
A A & Os Rancoin
A Waarren
WasuincTon
Hancoce
Ackson
Gor
Aldwin
Jerrsrson
Georgia
Union
Hancock
Mitchel
Adams
Hall and Rabin
Evert
Clark
Jeter
Hudson and Johnson
Franklin
Little
Hooper
Willcox
Allen
Lincoln
Walton
Fleming
Dooly
Warren
Slatter
Hatcher
Gray
Weashington
Rutherford
Lawson
Dawson and Robertson
Park
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U. States
Oe T
Ned Ward
Missouri
Baltimore Telegraphe
Ramsay
Friends of Literature
David Ramsay
Charleston
S. C
Washington
Ottavo
Providence Phenix
Augusta
Augusta Curoniece
Tippo Saib
John Garvin
Epmund Prarror
Saran Crayton
Abraham Marhall
Obedience Bugg
Hayne
Lewie Cantelou
Broad-street
Samuel M. Smyth
George Scurlock
Lincoln County
John W. Mackee
Peter Youngblood
Martha Youngblood
Richmond County
Stuben
Saie
University of Georgia
Senatus Academicus
Louisville
Board of Trustees
Yaniel
Courte House
Columbia County
Inis
Solomon Ellis
Roundtree & Taylor
Otober
Oglethorpe County
William Hatchet
Illiam Sims
Beetlett Johns
Rowland Hudson
Difri
James Moore
Richard Stewart
Diftria
Joseph Moore
John Watson
David M‘clofkey
Winfrey Lockett
Distrié
George Philips
Afa Ragan
Distrif
Lewis M‘elroy
Elijah Sorrow
Moab Hail
James Douglas
Humphrey Hen
Oglethorpe Court House
Wilkinson County
Robert Stewart
Chipman and Wifton
Stewart
Scott
Tibet
Findley
George Washington
Burke County
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