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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1832
Page
1
The text outlines subscription prices for a weekly paper and deadlines for payments and arrears. It also lists rates for advertisements and notices, including legal and property sales, with standards for posting and official requirements for executors administrators guardians and notices of sales and land or enslaved people.
Advertisement proclaims Albion Corn Plaster as an immediate relief and cure for corns. It cites testimonials from Farrar of Boston Greenfields man and Cutter of Boston claiming cures after one box. Issued by A W M Shaw Flushing Long Island February 25 with price listed per box.
Advertises a plan to publish a large weekly paper on a folio sheet containing week’s news from the Daily Courier and Enquirer. Details include pricing, distribution, political stance, and a call for agents and subscribers with advance payment required.
The notice describes the Daily Georgian and The Western Mail editions, their delivery routes and times to Augusta Milledgeville and Macon, subscription rates of 900 per annum in advance, and publication frequency three times a week. It notes content including commercial, political, marine, and advertisements with pricing per square for notices.
The Senate resumes the special order on a resolution to abolish duties on foreign articles not competing with U S produced goods, except wine and silk. Mr Harpe moves to amend, arguing for gradual revenue balance and eventual tariff equalization, with extensive critique of the protective system and its effects on Kentucky and the West, the South, and national debt.
A speaker argues that tariffs and industrial growth misalign feelings and interests in the nation. He cites rich profits for manufacturers and wealthier classes while lamenting distress among the broader populace and potential threats to republican liberty. The discourse critiques home market claims and exposes distorted gains from protection.
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