Transfer of Virginia Advocate to E W Rewnitant
Editor Frank Carr announces the transfer of full interest and property of the Virginia Advocate to E W Rewnitant. He recalls two years as editor and twenty years in press, notes his support for Andrew Jackson and his role in Virginia doctrines, and affirms the paper's future unchanged course.
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Forgery and critique of a Jefferson letter in Whig debate
The piece discusses a January dispute over a letter claimed as Jefferson's autograph. It argues the letter may be forged, noting editorials, the Advocate’s autographed correspondence, and alleged copying practices. It critiques the Coalition’s portrayal and predicts further literary rebuttals.
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Charleston Dinner Speech Highlights Southern Defiance
A Charleston dinner feature covers Major Hamilton’s speech amid widespread resolves to resist federal tariff policy. The report notes strong nationalist sentiment, with many speakers echoing defiance and warnings that conflict may arise to oppose central government measures.
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Drayton Speech and the Union’s Crisis Debate
The piece reviews Col. Drayton’s temperate speech amid heated toasts and violent rhetoric. It argues against unilateral nullification and urges lawful remedies through Congress, press, and state cooperation to avert disunion while warning of the dangers of secession and civil conflict. It reflects on past constitutional resistance and cautions South Carolina’s path forward.
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Obituary for Harriet Summerson in Charlottesville notice
Harriet Summerson, aged 32, of Fredecksburg, wife of Mr. Win Summerson, mother of four, died in Charlottesville on Monday. The obituary lauds her meek spirit, devotion as a wife and mother, and her faith as a Baptist, with mention of her husband and mother mourning, and belief in resurrection.
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Sixth Annual Exhibition Plans for Charlottesville Fair
The Agricultural Society adjourned committee reports the sixth annual Exhibition and Fair to be held in Charlottesville on October 20 and 30. Premiums are offered for best stallion, brood mare, colts, cattle including bulls cows and oxen, sheep, implements like ploughs, domestic manufactures such as linen, woollen and cotton cloths, carpeting and clothing, and various agricultural products. Eligible participants must be Society members with pedigrees or written production details. premiums limited to new inventions and those meeting specified standards.
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