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Georgetown American in Georgetown, South Carolina

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Georgetown American

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Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

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Sep 02, 1840

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Election rules and appointments for South Carolina districts

A 1839 House committee report outlines resolutions for electing senators and representatives in multiple districts, naming polling places, managing officers, oath requirements, and voting rules including restrictions on voting in multiple districts. The document lists locations from Kingstree to Marion and All Saints Parish with detailed election logistics.

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House of Representatives Williamsburg Kingstree James G. McGill Robert Fulton Robert Ae Indiantown Darlington Darlington Court-House John Fountain Samuel A. Woods John P. Zimmerman Segars John W. Segars Roger Kelly Silas Holloman Wii. Brockington’s Enoch Galloway Samuel. Jeffords Saml. J. Smith Laurence’s William ‘Simmions Stephen Jones, Sr Hampton Courtney McLenaghan’s George SH. Pawley Geo. James John Rogers Kelly's Lewis Lawson James Oats John Andrews Society Hill Thomas E. McIver Leyi J. Middleton Alex. J. McIntosh Hills Darlington CH Court-House B. D. Townsend J. Miler H.B. Thomas Clig Wam Rogers Thomas Weatherly Parnassus James Spears James Peterkin Light Townsend Brownsville-Altobt A. M. Tyer James Hao GO. D. Brigman Adamsville Younger Nemony Jr Raeford Fletcher Sindsey Breeton Braton’s Fork John W. Bowyer Philip Odom Robertson Hubbard Taylor's Mills s-Sobn Billingsly James Gillespie, Jr Henry Easterling Marion District Marion Court House Alder Godballs G Andrews W. Durant Enos Hoggins Winfords Oberts Page David Platt John Roberts Benjamin Davis Thomas Marmortin Wem. Collins Win Stones Epdy Leonard Stone Caida Miers Gildebrist H. Floyd Y Nicholsy Leb White Maer’s Bluff William T. Wilson Elias Harrell James Lane Court House Horry Kingston All Saints Sreayborough Aitines B. W. Daley W.M. Wilson Dan’l Kirton Santee Muster House J. K. Munnerlyn Mr Doar Josiah Doar All Saints Parish T. R. M. Singleton Ralph. Durr Thos. Wilson Socastee Bridge George King Ormick Sterret’s Swamp David R. Newton Alex. J. Wilson Charles J Gore Big Pen Bay William Bessent William S. Dubois John 8 ST. James Santee Wm. M’clennan A. M’clennan D. Doar South Carolina A. B Letraryan South Peeios United States House Senate Glover WM. E. Martin
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Turbulent Medical Plot and Nasir-eddin Joke Folio

A chaotic scene features an apothecary forcing a patient onto a sofa with a stomach pump while Jesse protests. The Turkish preacher Nasir-ed-din delivers abrupt pithy quips from the pulpit, provoking varied Congregational responses in a Turkish Jest Book vignette.

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Jesse Nasir Ed-Dirr Mosquit Nasir-ed-din Nasir-eddin
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A Blissful Moment and a Niger Lass at the Levee

A fragmentary quotation contrasts universal bliss with a little Niger lass on the levee. The text likens mother child joy and romantic ecstasy to a distant and unclear scene of a Niger girl on the levee, framed as a reflective caption by N. nee.

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Morthly Weevil Loday Mrs. Weevil Jesse Jane Blick Ecstacy N. Nee
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Public speech cites bank, slavery stance as party base

Dr Deming of Harrison Indiana argues in public speech that a United States Bank and abolition of slavery in the South are the foundation principles of the Harrison Whig party’s success. The Warrenton Recorder notes Nathaniel Macon’s noble character and Eugene Weldon Edwards’ praise of Macon’s republican principles and private virtue.

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Dr. Deming Harrison Indiana United States Bank South Farrison Whig Hicu United States Nathaniel Macon N.C Warrenton Weldon Edwards N. C Macon Warren County Ske van Buren
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