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27 Jul 1833

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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1833

Page

2

Review of the Virginia debate on colonizing the blacks

Professor Thomas Drew surveys the Virginia Legislature debate on colonizing Africans to Sierra Leone and Liberia. He argues the plan is impractical and financially ruinous, detailing historical colonial failures, costs, and political risks. He warns federal aid would corrode Virginia Principles and hinder state independence.

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Augusta July 27 1893 cotton stock and market update

A note on correspondence delayed for the next issue mentions a citizen piece. Cotton stock in warehouses listed at 1,200 bales with recent wagon sales at 12 to 14 cents and potential 14 cents for second hands. A New Orleans arrival reports only 2,000 bales counted there, despite higher prices. Cholera reportedly subsided and city health improving.

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New Orleans Ile
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Mr Pinckney's Oration Praised as Eloquent Space

A Charleston paper lauds Mr Pinckney's Fourth of July oration as eloquent and American in spirit. It commends its truth and conviction, predicting Pinckney will gain a durable, brilliant reputation beyond his prior performances.

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Charleston Pincksey
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The New Yorker Mirror Volume Eleven First Issue

The New-York Mirror announces the first number of its eleventh volume enlarged and improved The issue features Musa or the Restoration by Pacnixe a Lament by Fanny Keane and a Paulding Musa in oriental style praised for natural easy flow and moral value Miss Rennies Lament noted for its emotive verse

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New-York Mirror Musa Pac Nixe Fanny Keane Paulding Fadladeen
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Poetic Prospectus Covers Wissturccos Scene at Philadelphia

The piece discusses a fair authoress praising a rural scene titled Wissturccos with a water motif. It mentions engravings showing the Battery at the foot of Hubert Street New York and a vivid vignette from a past period. The notice notes a missing insertion in the current issue.

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Philadelphia Sion Thalia Melpomene Battery Hubert Street New York
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Nomination for Governor Sparks Statewide Debate

The piece urges voters across the state to attend the August 5 6 gathering at Jeffersonian State High to decide on Maj Crawford. It argues open backing signals loyalty to State Rights principles and warns against nullifiers Lumpkin and Crawford’s alignment with them, urging vigilance to protect liberty.

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Athen Ring Maj. Crawronp Luis Peter Maj Crawford Lumpkin Naarmn Jackson
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