Abolition Turmoil and Boston Garrison Riot Report
The sheet details anti slavery unrest in Boston with protests and mob actions surrounding William Lloyd Garrison and George Thompson. Garrison was dragged from a building, arrested, then released to the jail, and Thompson reportedly sailed to Liverpool. The piece also notes Utica and Vermont political dispatches and European financial rumors.
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Columbia
New York
Liverpool
U. States
Jeux Swirr
Philadelphia
Paris
M. de Rothschild
Borascnky
France
Vermont
Palmer
Bradley
Paine
Jennison
Massachusetts
Barton
Utica
Uli- 2A
Blecker« Street
Lewis Tappan
J. W. Williams
Committee of Citizens
Wetmore
Peterboro
Hayden
Standard and Democrat Office
Abolition
Boston
Anti-Slavery Society
Garrison
State Street
Parker
Female Anti-Slavery Society
Thompson
Washington Street
Lyman
Abolition Society
State St
Ison
Leverett
Boston Transcript
George Thompson
N. Y. Mer. Adv. & Advocate
Hilah
News from England and Spain Sept 27 packet ship report
Late news from England notes O Connell attacking the Lords in Glasgow on Sept 21. Spain sees a new liberal ministry with Alava Mendizabel Arrois Herreros appointed to foreign war interior posts, signaling Cortes advocacy. No major events from France.
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New York
Independence
Liverpool
London
O'Connell
Scotland
Glasgow
House of Lords
France
Spain
Gen. Alava
M. Mendizabel
Mariano Auiros
Don Martin de Los Herreros
Interior
M.mendizabel
Removal of AUGIA CHRONICLES Printing Office to Broad Street
The Printing Office and Compting Room of the AUGIA CHRONICLES have moved to 261 Broad Street opposite Masonic Hall. They report a large, beautiful assortment of job type regarded as among the best in the Southern States and prepared to execute all kinds of job printing promptly and in excellent style.
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AUGIA
Broad Street
Robertson
Masonic Hall
Debtors urged to remit through county representatives
Persons indebted to the US in distant counties of this state are urged to remit via county representatives who will meet the public in Milledgeville during the early part of the upcoming session.
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Milledgeville
Partnership changes and new publication directive
Copartnership with Wat F Pumuuiros announced for Aveusia Canoniene. New volume published by A H and W P Prmaxwron with future correspondence directed there. Augusta Chronicle debts to be collected and books closed for ten years. prompt payment requested. A H Pemberton, Avausra, Sept 30, 1835.
Death by Poison in Augusta Mall Merchant Case
A Sentinel report notes the death of William Buysox, a prominent Augusta merchant, believed caused by poison in his food. Authorities seized a vial of arsenic. servants suspected are in custody. The piece also condemns rumor and urges vigilance against public disorder tied to a late midnight Negro meeting and calls for stronger policing.
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William Buysox
Augusta
Election Returns Show Schley Leads With 2,594 Margin
The latest returns for Governor and the Legislature, plus Congress, list Schley at 31 205 votes and Glasrock at 30 961, Dougherty 28 611, Foster 28 286, Jackson 30 498, Wilde 28 253, Gamble 28 063, Halsey 30 319, Beall 27 500, and others. The note says Union and Ware totals are excluded. An exhibition of the Incomprehensible Illusions and Panorama at the Theatre is highlighted for its moonlight scenes and dissolving effects, deemed very impressive and recommended to the public.
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Congress
Union and
Ware
Schley
Dougherty
Glasrock
Foster
Cleveland
Wilde
Jackson
Gamble
Halsey
Beall
Augusta Races Advertisements Cancelled for November
The Augusta Races for November 24th are no longer advertised as matches were not made. Propri etors of the Turf plan January races with ample stables. Anticipated contests include the Stars of the Racing Calendar such as Governor Hamilton, Miss Medley, Lady Nashville.
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Augusta
Hamilton
eIrgyle
Miss Medley
Lady Nashville
Beau tiful title duodecimo volume praised by local review
Philadelphia printing 1835 edition titled By J Housvox Mirrors presents a volume themed Fairy formed and many colored objects. The author, a visiting gentleman during a summer professional tour, is lauded for gentle poetry and southern scenes including Savannah’s Sunny Shore. The work is a gift to friends, not published, inviting indulgent criticism.
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J. Housvox
Philadelphia
Wan, Brown
May
Savannah
Debate on White and Van Buren in Chronicle Response
A letter disputes Chronicle accusations of vice while backing White over Van Buren. It attacks nullification, condemns political hypocrisy, and argues for pragmatic progress over rigid purity amid national party tensions and candidate selection.
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Chronicle
The
Judge White
Martin van Buren
United States
van Buren
Johnson
White
Webster
Calhoun
Political letters on reform and presidential choice
A lengthy editorial debate laments choosing an “evil” candidate like Judge White over Van Buren or others, urges fidelity to first nominations, and criticizes the Sentinel for advocating reform by others before self. It defends independence, questions caucus tactics, and argues for moral political integrity.
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Webster
White
van Buren
Johnson
Washington
Jefferson
Madison
Amos Kendall
the Sentinel
Judge White
Sentinel
Damocles
Jackson
Troup
South Carolina
The
Mr. Duane
Chronicle
Georgia
Courier
McWhorter
Flournoy
Holt
Clark
Baltimore
Fragmented Debate on Sentinel Commentary Reprinted
A column criticizes an extended reply as trash while relaying a small excerpt. The piece targets alleged illiberal motives behind the writer’s advocacy and accuses him of contriving contradictions in patriotic rhetoric.
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The
Sentinel
Supreme Court
Georgia
Cotton Market and Prices from 1835 Weekly Current
Markets report diverse commodities with bacon butter and coffee prices, notes on cotton futures, gal. spirits, and rail freight costs. Belfast to Havre and Liverpool exchange tables, plus extracts on frost-damaged crops and local market sentiment.
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Lair
Norther
Georgia
Holland
Northern
Russia
Swedes
Carolina
India
New Orleans
Osnaburgs
Jamaica
England
Rick
Cuantestox
Courier
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Mississippi
Norfolk Herald
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Richmond
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Union
Portland
Maine
Worcester
Hartford
Charleston
Memphis
Florida
Mobile
Marion
Mercury
Reuben Wethers Elms
D. C
Hamburg
Elms
M. C. King
Commercial
Vate
Skprt
Havre
Serr
Augusta Market
Havana
St. Croix
N. Orleans
Hyson
Monongahela
Madeira
Malaga
Teneriffe
U.S
Greene County
Danrec's Prairie
North
Alabama
Columbus
Miss
New-York Manxerr
Uplands
Tennessees
Alabamas
Floridas
Tennessee
Java
Brazil
St. Domingo
Llda
Do. Do
Flouwr
Fancy
Ohio
Georgetown
Howard St
Cuba
Orleans
Porto Rico
Muscovado
Augusta Bank
Mechanic’s Bank
Insurance Bank
State Bank
Ice Company
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