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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1833
Page
5
The readable OCR fragment outlines auction notices and legal requirements for estate sales in a colonial style. It mentions sales timing, rates per insertion, and public notices for administrators guardians and heirs regarding property and enslaved people.
Georgian officials and Cherokee delegates engage in tense communications over land cession and treaty terms. Correspondence from Lewis Cass and Daniel Newnan outlines President’s stance, Governor Lumpkin’s actions, and hopes for a secure treaty before July with Judge McLean as potential commissioner.
A historical correspondence shows John McLean stating he will relay any reply from Ress and prefers not to engage in forming a treaty with the Cherokees unless essential. He suggests the War Department terms could proceed without an agency beyond treaty execution and offers to assist in resolving the dispute if needed.
A garbled late 19th century column discusses gold lotteries and land draws with references to factions, dates, and prophetic hints. The text mocks unclear mission statements and hints at public sentiment, mentioning names like Cowes and Patriot and debating chances in a speculative lottery context.
Gary the game chicken has been elected to the British House of Commons, along with Cossettz, marking a surprising political moment. The unusual pair secures parliamentary positions amid a lively, unconventional political backdrop.
Reports from Savansan Copston and New Orleans describe upland and long staple cotton sales, price ranges, and stock on hand. Markets show reductions in inferior grades, steady demand for middling, and uncertain weight rates, with shipments and vessels limiting briskness.
A formal notice from merchants led by PAHIMNH, WILEY & CO and a long list of partners outlines adopting a system of countersection against disruption. They claim full supply of articles and urge customers to visit Charleston, asserting readiness to meet demands. The document ends with a date of 19 Feb 15.
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