Unclear passage echoes lamp imagery and comfort
Fragmentary text evokes a comparison to a chair and a midnight lamp, likening comfort to the lamp of Aladdin. The sentence fragments provide no concrete event or identifiable subjects to determine a full news item.
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Rabelais
Abolitionist Movements Face Georgia Court Challenge
The Georgia Courier rebuts claims that Georgia laws restrict New York actions, arguing ignorance of law cannot excuse violations. It asserts a sovereign state may demand abolitionists for trial under common law and international law, criticizing the Courier’s stance as unjust and dangerous.
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Georgia Courier
Courier
Nice
United States Mail
New York
Georgia
N. York
The
U. States
Abolitionist Debate and Slavery Commentary
A Charleston Mercury excerpt highlights an abolitionist appeal and a British West Indies apprenticeship critique. An August letter from Providence describes factory labor for enslaved people, noting early hours, brief meals, child labor, and opinions that emancipation would threaten the Union and prompt Rhode Island exclusion.
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Thad
Providence
Rhode Island
Charleston Mercury
Drought and Rust Threaten 1835 Cotton Crop
Letters from 1835 discuss a severe drought and rust harming the cotton crop in the seaboard district, predicting yields will fall short of last year while corn remains fine. Reports from Canogiaire and Ontario note varied regional conditions and prices, with wheat also described as short and selling around 1 25 per bushel.
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Bannet
Sea Board
Bacon
Wright & Cosnard
Managers
Augusta
G. T. Scott
Globe Hotel
Prize and Printing Office
Broad Street
Masonic Hall
Augusta Law School
Secor
Tracy Gould
Medical College of
South Carolina
Queen Street
Charleston
William Hume
Elias Harry Deas
Thomas Y. Simons
Institutes of Medicine
Materia Medica
Henry Alexander
Charles Davis
Francis Y. Porcher
HH. W. Crouch
Marine Hospital
City Arms House
Wiartas Home
M. D
Weather and market notes from the season
The article notes plenty of demand and prices from ten to 124 cents per pound. It reports unusually cool weather over the past eight to ten days, with fires and winter clothing needed for comfort and frost likely in the mountains.
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Vountaineer
The Fanatics and Anti-Slavery Row in New York Peril South
In the New York papers the Anti-Slavery Society denounces as murderers and banditti a list of prominent abolitionists led by Arthur Tappan and Simeon Jocelyn. The Charleston press urges Southern punishment of perceived libel and interference as a revenue pursuit follows a chase of Bowen and the Caledonia toward Liverpool. Cholera deaths rise in Buffalo with 41 fatalities since Aug. 13.
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South
New York
Post Office Department
Anti-Slavery Society
Arthur Tappan
John Rankin
Wm. Jay
Abraham L. Cox
M. D
Lewis Tappan
Joshua Leavitt
Sam. E. Cornish
Simeon
Jocelyn
Theodore
Wright
N. Y. Gaz
Geo. W. Bowen
House of Bowen & Adams
Custom House
Caledonia
Liverpool
Alert
J.D
Buffalo Board of Health
English and domestic political notes and health report
The packet ship St Andrew arrives with London and Liverpool papers dated July 29 and 30. Lord Melbourne defends Lords’ authority while Wharncliffe warns not to trifle, amid opposition to Irish Church and Municipal Corporations bills. Parisians focus on the three days anniversary. Monstre process unknown. Federal Union cites Bishop’s arrest under repealed Cherokee law. Charleston reports 25 weekly deaths in Milledgeville Times and 12 whites, 13 blacks from Stranger's fever.
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Taun- Man
London
Liverpool
Robert Peel
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
Lord Melbourne
Lord Wharneliffe
Wharneliffe
Melbourne
Courier & Enquirer
Federal Union
Bishop
Georgia
Milledgeville Times
Charleston
Cotton and market report from July to Sept
The page details fluctuating cotton sales across July and August, noting quantities for export and local markets in Brazil Egypt America and East India. It reports quiet demand, steady or firm prices in certain regions, and varied weekly totals, plus coffee flour sugars and stock movements and a recovery in some financial markets after a prior panic.
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Brazil
Transac
Mobile
Alabama
Tennessee
Orleans
East India
New York Mankert
Gr Eatnest
Cuba
Java
St. Domingo
Upland
Floridas
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Western
Ohio
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Howard Street
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London
France
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David Capps
Daniel W. Farrand
Eli Blakeman
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