02 Feb 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1833
Page
1
A notice in this paper warns guardians and executors of a will about estate administration. It states sales of personal property will occur on a set Tuesday in March between morning and afternoon hours, with terms including a public sale and required creditor notices.
Fragmentary text discusses congressional action and presidential powers, mentions South Carolina and potential secession, and critiques civil authority limits. Includes garbled references to ordination, public notices, and a hotel advertisement with local color.
Mr Cossarn stocks superior Wixey imported from a French wine merchant in New York. They are genuine im portations and unmatched in the Union. The writer, a known Nullifier, urges Wee Trade and State Rights friends to patronize his Augusta establishment.
A received letter explains delays and errors in publishing a report from Milledgeville and a Journal of the House. It describes that misprints and omissions occurred, requests correction, and asks public sharing of the letter to counter unfavorable interpretations.
Washington correspondent of the New York World questions whether Gen Jackson authored notes approving his speech condemning nullification and consolidation. The letter defends Jackson as a Nullifier and criticizes consolidation and despotism in the South.
Citizens convene on January 9 1843 to form a State Rights and Free Trade Association in Georgia. They adopt a constitution to oppose consolidation, promote strict constitutional limits, and publish speeches and documents to educate supporters across counties and the United States.
A chaotic county gathering in Onecounty discussed reform and union rights. Attendees approved a vague plan, invited reports from subcommittees, and named a slate of trustees and speakers for a constitutional push.
Recounts and exports shown amid ongoing demand for fine descriptions. Liverpool advices from November 24 temper prices as buyers refrain from rising on current quotations. Stock on hand totals 29,461 bales with 42,212 bales received since October 1.
In this city on the first mist after a tong and severe illness, Mr. Joan Marshall, Sexton of this city, died at the 67th year of his life. He was a native of Lincolnshire, Godhowl, and longtime resident, mourned by many as he departs this life for eternity.
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