12 Jan 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1833
Page
1
The document outlines advertising rates and publication rules for notices in the newspaper. It covers payment in advance, frequency of insertions, and pricing for different lengths. It also lists legal requirements for administrators guardians and debtors to publish notices for land or negroes sales and for leave to sell property, with timelines and public sale rules.
An 1823 Edgefield column discusses county officer elections, a theater benefit for Carrion, scrutiny of a Carolina Ordinance, and rising youth support for Free Trade and rights. A large Edgefield gathering praised liberty, with about three to four thousand attending a District meeting at the House.
Resolutions were adopted approving convention and legislature actions on wards and opening rolls for volunteers at each polling precinct for the sheriff election next Monday. Many offered to march on short notice, possibly 2000 enrolled, with Union men and leaders pledging to volunteer and influence the state. Speeches by Burter Pickens Bausert Brooks, plus a Hamburg band, heated the scene as blue cockades and ribbons spread, signaling fierce resolve to defend the state.
A Richmond County gathering at the Globe Hotel on January 3 adopts resolutions urging state rights and opposing federal overreach. Leaders name a seven member committee to urge statewide action, signaling readiness to defend South Carolina and broader state sovereignty.
Cotton demand remained brisk in Commerce with an early week surge toward finer grades and a quarter cent advance across all qualities. Shipments on owners’ account keep stock tight as 5000 bales sold with varied prices, while Liverpool notes slow business and quiet trade with around 2000 bags sold over two days.
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