20 Jun 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1832
Page
1
Public notice appears for weekly or semi weekly publication with rates and conditions. It covers executor administrator guardian notices and legal ad requirements including forty days for creditors and mentions sale of land or mortgages with four months notice and court approval.
A narrative of a boy facing his father’s death and a long road to self improvement. He recalls poverty, schooling, and the choice between pursuing higher education or securing a livelihood. He describes mentors, ambition, and the social pressure of delay in public life.
In a village, a family pursues schooling to uplift four children. A prospective academy attracts sixty scholars but faces funding, local doubt, and slow progress the mother criticizes taste and piano access, while parents and neighbors debate the value of education and its costs.
The Beaufort Gazelle edges critique toward editors and teachers amid a broader look at patriotism taxation and state interests. An editorial voice argues for justice and liberty, warns of risky leaders, and condemns heavy duties tied to tariff politics affecting South Carolina and Virginia. The Charleston Mercury notes ongoing Southern strategy, predicting paralysis of reform and a looming Southern Convention as Congress eyes tariff adjustments.
A partisan letter argues the Senate shows a majority favoring the bank charter while the House stands uncertain. It urges the President to veto with amendments, proposes tying interest to stock value, and questions Webster's stance and consistency in supporting or opposing the bank.
A Charleston Mercury letter outlines growing State Rights sentiment in Georgia and South Carolina. It urges unity with the Southern cause, condemns the national Congress and Parish tax policies, and cites constitutional limits on treaties and alliances as arguments for disunion and a Southern Confederacy.
The publishers announce updated educational works including Preneh School Vooks a planatory spelling manual by Abbe Rosent third edition praised for clear sound articulation and parent friendly instruction. Also released is Classical Pronciature or French rudiments with an introduction notes and a beginner grammar by P MJS Sarah and Wanostrecht French Grammar.
Mey 2:3 Richmond Shriff's Sale On the first Tuesday in July next, at the Market House in Augusta, the right title and claim of Christopher Miner in the Race Ground lease and improvements will be sold to satisfy Manefield Torrence. Also Lot No. 9 Bridge Row with three negroes Rebecca Jerry Isabella levied to satisfy fi fas against Knight.
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