Old South Carolina Toasts and Memo to Washington
A fragment from a Southern era toast listing reverent tributes to George Washington, the Declaration, the Constitution, and national symbols. It includes named speakers, church and mission notes, and a roster of 1841 appointments across districts, with emphasis on South Carolina figures and cities.
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Revolutionary Army
Washington
Europe
United States
South Carolina
Siachese
Union
Man
Reynard
J. A. Brushton
T. R. Mitchell
Ly Win Chamian
Dr. Sparkman
A. W. Dozier
Col
RR. I. Allston
Weenee Dragoons
S. Wilmot, Jr
George Town
Rt. Luthers
William F Larrer
John W. Coachman
George Washington
Collectors Reappointed by the President
By and with the advice and consent of the Senate, collectors are reappointed. Names listed include George Judson of Snow Hill Maryland William Maxwell of Sumberry Georgia Lewis H Martateler of Wilmington North Carolina George W Charles of Camden GC.
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Senate
George Judson
Snow Hill
Wm. Maxwell
Sumberry
Lewis H. Martateler
Wilmington
N.C
George W. Charies
Camden
The Nunnery at Charlestown Postponement Vote
Massachusetts House indefinitely postpones indemnity for Nunnery proprietors burned at Charlestown. Voice on indefinite postponement recorded as 297 yeas and 49 nays. C Pat.
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Charlestown
Massachusetts House of Representatives
C. Pat
Military force figures for Canadian provinces
The document states 20,000 regulars in two provinces and 113 militia regiments require two flank companies each. With 16,000 men in flank companies, a total of 36,000 could be called to the field at a moment’s notice.
Fire destroys Fayette Advertiser office and printing stock
The Advertiser office at Fayette Mississippi was burned destroying books files accounts and printing materials. Proprietor M B lebo escaped with his life though clothing and pocket book with money were lost and he cannot readily arrange accounts. The Gallipolis bank case reports the president arrested and the cashier fled after an indictment. Directors are wealthy and will suffer.
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Advertiser
Fayette, Miss
M. B.lebo
Gallipolis Bint
Gallipolis
Lwe
Senate and House clash over tariffs and appointive plans
From Wallington Vic Charleston reports tense sessions in both chambers as the Senate debates General Bankrupt bill without a conclusion while the House resumes the General Appropriation bill and rejects funding for a Charlotte Mint redirecting focus to Georgia Mint funding and tariff positions. The period captures sharp exchanges among Georgia delegates and a raucous exchange between Messrs Stanly Pickens Campbell and Holmes over tariff remarks and South Carolina.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Charlotte
Green
Georgia
Cranfier
Hobbie
P. M
Coursi
Thea
House
Stanly
Committee On Federal Relations
Holmes
Stanley
Campbell
Pickens
Mr. Stanly
Richard
P F
South Carolina
Savage
Fred
Mr. P
Cock Robin
P. S
Evans
Messrs
Port of Georgetown Steamer and Boats Departures
The Port of Georgetown lists the steamer Elwan with Sassard bound for Charleston in one day to B King and R Cooper. A Sparks's Boat carries 200 bales cotton to B King and Waterman. A second boat with 200 bales cotton sails to Rh Cooper and James G Henning & Co. Departures include Samuel Martin to Charleston, Julius Pringle to do, Soule Spears to do, Wm Benton to do, Sloop C Vanderventer to Charleston, Do Reliance Christian to do, and Schr Southerner Eldredge to New York.
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Elwan
Sassard
Charleston
B.king
R. Cooper
A. Spark
B. King
Waterman
Bembers
Rh. Cooper
James G. Henning & Co
Samuel Martin
Martin
Julius Pringle
Jones
Soule
Spears
Wm. Benton
Blackford
C. Vanderventer
Vanderventer
Reliance Christian
Southerner
Eldredge
New York
Physicians of the Town Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Physicians of the Town and neighbourhood is requested on Monday March 1 at the office of Dr Luses NE at 11 o'clock. Feb 27, 1841.
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Luses
Georgetown
J. W. Coachman
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H. Bass
P. E
B. English
J. Seivell
J. Stacy
Adv
Wm. M. Wightman
Thomas Hutchins
W. Capers
Black Swamp
Obert J. Boyd
M. Kady
Walterboro
J. Higging
Orangeburgh
A. NeQuarkadell
A. M. Creightzberg
Barniell
R. J. Limehouse
Cypress
H. H. Evant
Cooper River
A. W. Walker
P. Taylor
Missions
Beaufort
T. E. Leadbetter
W. L. Pegues
Pocotaligo
A. J. Green
Cambahee
Ashepoo
J.T. Coburn
W H Flemming
C. Wilson
South Santee
H. E.ogburn
North Santee
J. R. Locke
A. Nettles
Cokesburg
N. Tallary
P. E. Cokesbury
Cinead H. Wheeler
A M Shipp
Edgefield
W Kennedy
John Tanant Pendleton
Smith
Greenville
P Mouton Greenrilie
Hilliard
M Green
Yorkville
Townsend
G Bowman
J R Pickett
Laurens
Dinwoody
Newberry
W Moore
T S Daniel
Askew
L Collier
Saluda
Hs Zimmerman
Columbia District
H. Sparx
Columbia
Kiteford Smith
Columbia Circuit
C Patterson
Winsboro
G McDaniel
L W Barnes
Lancaster
T Harrison
Camiéen
C Kirkland
Saxtee
Wellburn
Holton
Darlington Station
Darlington Circuit
L. O'Neal
L Wing
Proad River
Wolmes
Wateree
J Jackson
J S Nipper
Pee Dee
W M Kerr
Wilmington Dist
A.C. Warker
P. E. Willington
W A Gamewell
Brunshiuch
W Seal
C H Pritchard
Bladen
J M Bradley
John A Porter
Fayetteville
S Walker
Pee Lee
W A McSwain
Black River
Scarborough
Cox
S Leard
Waccamaw
S Jones
D J Simmons
M Tolskins
Waccamaw Neck
John A Minich
J L Belin
Sampit
Pau
M Williams
Cape Lear
James II Chandler
Cheraw
D. Denuicx
P. E. Cheraw
MM Voster
Chesterfield
Trailey
Lockingham
Tiogie
Wade
Walliington
Vic Charleston Patriot
Tre
Gadsby’s Hotel
Mr. S
Mr. Seay
Pickenson
Sumter
Peis
Lembor
Port of
Sherwood
Robert E. Fraser
JO. Alex. Keith
Ile
Linches, Creek
Williamsburg
A. L. Scarborough
W. W. Durant
Stevenson
E. Legere
James Graham
W. G. Smith
Thomas Evans
J. R. Hinds
J. W. Pickett
Ely Godbold
Cts
C. 5. Brown
R. L. Wise
Gregg
J. Porter
J. F. Livingston
S M. Stevenson