29 Jun 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1833
Page
1
The notice outlines sale terms for estates including property and enslaved persons, with dates stating the sale will occur on a Tuesday in the specified county, listing payment methods, durations, and requirements for bidders and guardians. It mentions multiple payment options, postpaid arrangements, and the need for court approvals for sales of property and enslaved individuals.
The article argues against Northern subversion of Southern rights, referencing editors and politicians, condemns abolitionist agitation, praises democracy in Georgia, and critiques John Crawford's stance while discussing Cotton trade, British policy, and European manufacturing in a broad comparative survey.
The column reads as a garbled schedule with inconsistent daily deadlines and closing times. It mentions clocks and days like Monday Wednesday and Saturday with unclear hour references and half past entries, creating confusion about regular operation hours.
An arson attempt occurred on a Saturday night with a roof blaze near a home in the city. A vigilant passerby detected the fire before daybreak and prevented material damage, while surrounding commentary discusses political tensions and emancipation debates.
The piece argues Maj Crawford should declare his baptismal name and creed to end opinion divisions in the Republic with State Rights as a defining issue. It predicts two great party factions where State Rights defines the whole party, with Democracy and Federalism fading.
The article reviews twelve states reporting 795 malls, 1216 508 spindles and related outputs. It estimates total cotton produced about 2 862 652 pounds with weekly spindle work and wages, then critiques tariffs and transport costs affecting manufacturing competitiveness against American markets.
A lengthy, fragmented missive mocks shifting loyalties across nullification consolidation and state rights. The writer offers services to a political figure, laments previous letters to Pemberton, and urges a balanced approach while criticizing Auxiliaries and past endorsements.
Fragmented report notes commercial trade with dates in cerpiba and MACE. Mentions cotton demand remaining good with a few bales available and overall stock near £00 bales. Reports an active market with sales expected around 1500 bales to close the week. keeps emphasis on prices and shipments.
The report notes limited stock, steady prices for cotton with small gains on some grades, wide exports and imports, and reduced duty on cotton from June. It cites weekly sales of about 400 bales, with 6500 plus American bales exported, and Liverpool and New York quotings for corn, flour, and freight. The tone mirrors a trade bulletin from Georgian Yavenyoon dated May 15, 1203.
Notice states that after date an application will be made to the Honorable Inferior Court of Richmond County for leave to sell lot No 21 in Henry County seventh district and four named heirs Isany Baltimore Milly from the Arcane SINQUEFIELD estate for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of the estate
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