Revered Bishop Andrew Praised for Family Government Sermon
A Charleston Courier note recounts Rev. Bishop Asprew’s compliment to Andrew for his sermon on family government as the surest method to achieve general happiness. The writer commends the discourse’s clear illustrations and natural pictures, describing listeners as observers in the family scene.
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Charleston Cour
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Cincinnati Times
Ohio
Newkirk
Lockport
New York
Herrick
Cincinnati
Texas
Cleveland
Columbus
Wilson
Lockport, &c
Newark
Chandler
lecture on family life and Georgia history noted
The pamphlet-like address praises utilitarian family guidance from Rev. Andrew and urges publication of the manuscript. Savannah Republican reports on a forthcoming History of Georgia by Dr. Wim Stevens under the Georgia Historical Society, lauding his qualifications and support from notable historians. Also notes on General Harrison’s North Bend fire report being exaggerated by Cincinnati papers.
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Savannah
Georgia Historical Society
Wim 8
Stevens
Georgia
England
Dre Steves
Lanass
Tussier
Northenp
Cincinnati
North Bend
Cincinnati Gazette
Harrison
Baltimore Patriot
Baker County
Newton
Tvo
William Alday
Charles Tinsley
Justices Court
Sutton
Charles ‘Tinsley
Green Tinsley
Levy
Wim
Meriwether County
John Guartley
Reas
Isaac Elis
Jones County
Jonathan Parish
Said Hillis
Parish
Slater
Sad Hilis
Seth ‘Thurston
Randolph County
David Tumph
Wm. G. Williams
Thurston
James York
Lincoln County
Stovall & Lamuar
James Lampkin
York
R.F. Lyon
John W. Holmes
Baker Superior Court
Benona Keaton
Mears & Bradly
B. M. Griffin
Samuel Mos
Superior Court of
Benjamin Loyd
Samuel Moss
Wiley Newbury
Benjamin D. Watts
Joshua M. Wagg
Thomas Porter
Lewis Bond
Porter
James Keaton
Mortreac Sare
Broad Street
Albany
Mordecai Alexander
Benjamin O. Keaton
Alexander
Robert Hardie
Abolition and Southern Rights in Harrison Era Debate
A Georgia congressman asserts that Harrison's election has yielded a gain for Southern rights via a stronger North driven by New England influence. The piece quotes a Webster-aligned shift toward proslavery positions and notes Northern aid to sustain slave institutions, amid Whig party pledges controversy. The Delaware Gazette reports the president will receive callers 10 to 12 daily, with latch string pulled otherwise.
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New England
Potomac
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Mr. Webster
Baltimore
Whig Party
Mr. Nisbet
Gidding
Florida
National Intelligencer
En Esse
Webster
Deimancipator
Delaware Gazette
Warm Springs
Meriwether County
United States
Seymore R. Bonner
P. S. Tintend
Jonathan Niles
Macon Messenger
Southern Recorder
Standard of Union
Alabama Journal
Acc
Columbus
R. B. Money
Selma
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County
Murphy
Decatur
Ala
Bank of S. of A
O. Nelson
Green
Bank of the
Bank of
Alabamma
Mobile
T. Mee Prince
Bank of Virginia
Richmond
W. Patston, Jr
Beaver
J. Brocrensaoven
A. Roprxson
James C
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A garbled OCR passage lists numerous alphanumeric codes and monetary figures, interspersed with dashes and partial words. The text appears as a corrupted data snippet with no clear narrative, names, dates, or locations discernible for a meaningful summary.
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New Oreass
N. Orleans
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Hiram Youne & Co
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Calcula
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New York Express
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J. G. Winter
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Lewis
Harriet Pope
Jackson County
WM. Brown
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Taylor
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Early County
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Americus
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