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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1833
Page
5
Legal notice orders executors administrators and guardians of lands or negros to publish death and sale notices in county newspapers. Required posting period before sale with forty day debtor and creditor notices. Court authority oversees the estate sale process and timeline.
An editorial tribute recalls Dr. Farlow Eldon as a civic leader and physician, praising his integrity, patriotism, and conscientious service. The piece notes his untimely death and extends deep veneration for his character, lamenting the loss to the community and to public life.
Amid Athens letters and public discourse the editor weighs reactions to a student burning of an effigy. The piece argues against condemning free expression while defending lawful limits, stressing careful judgment and national liberty in the face of tyranny.
A writer defends student feelings and natural rights amid political tension, urging mild faculty guidance over harsh restraint. The piece argues the French students’ bravery contrasts with rigid discipline, asserting American college youth can be patriotic and free-minded without harming the institution.
A verbose colonial style page discusses the Senate push to reshape national policy, praise for General Newsas, and warnings of civil war. It quotes debates on reform proposals, party divisions, and reactions of Southern leaders including remarks on President and vindication of liberty.
The text argues that South Carolina must stand by nullification and resist federal laws seen as unconstitutional, urging Georgia to join in defense of rights and harmony within the compact. It warns of civil conflict if weaker states concede and emphasizes honor, duty, and readiness to oppose federal coercion.
The Pendleton Messenger reports Wanrnes t Dovin’s rejection of a bill and notes rising volunteer numbers in the district for home defense. It cites about 1000 volunteers regionally, with over two hundred enrolled in the Pendleton area and mentions possible further enlistments. The piece also references Washington rumors about Livingston, Hillag, Forsyth, and cabinet changes affecting Georgia.
The Charleston Evening Post notes General Jackson's remark on Virginia and state rights, asserting no patience for such stances. It also covers President’s dispatch of military orders on the station, possible removals of officers, Calhoun's Clay conciliation bill speech, Ritchie’s criticisms, and the Enquirer editor’s conduct.
Commercial brief reports firmer cotton prices after English five month accounts boosted values. Demand remains robust with inferior to middling grades up a quarter to an eighth of a cent, prime and choice qualities steady higher.
Dr Boutnwirth Harlow died suddenly on the 23d, at his home in Warnesborough, Kurke county. A Plymouth, Massachusetts native turned Georgian for 24 years, he was a respected physician known for courtesy, integrity, and devotion to public service. He served with distinction in DeKalb and district religious and civic life, leaving a large circle of grateful patients and colleagues in mourning.
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