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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1833

Page

4

Virginia Resolved Defend States Rights at Court House Meeting

A large crowd gathered at Charlotte Court House as resolutions critical of the federal proclamation were presented. The meeting, chaired by Wission Ronson, praised Andrew Jackson’s service while opposing nullification and federal overreach and urged dissemination to presses in Richmond and beyond.

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Confederate Liberty Rhetoric Stirs Virginia and North Carolina

A wave of pro states rights rhetoric spreads from Virginia to North Carolina as speakers urge resistance to federal authority. The Times column quotes supporters praising Virginia’s stand and predicting a broad southern rally, warning against civil war and urging unity with old dominion allies.

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Press Opposes Patronage Loss and Publishes Its Resolve

The Kleghapit printer declares they paid the price for principled independence and refuse to beg Congress or the public for support. They warn subscribers have been hunted, the paper runs at a loss, and without patronage it must discontinue. They appeal to readers for renewed public backing to sustain liberty and truth.

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Great Fire in Liverpool and U S Political Commentary

A Liverpool blaze destroyed 10,000 bales of cotton causing about £300,000 damage with 15 ware houses burned and 10 to 12,600 bales of cotton lost. The narrative shifts to U S politics with Georgia, South Carolina, and Mr. Clay debates on tariffs and state rights amid sectional tensions.

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Sale notices announce multiple property foreclosures in Burke and Lincoln counties

On the first Tuesday in April next at the Court House Door Waynesborough Burke county acres of oak and hickory land and 20 Negro girl Rose plus acres pine land and acres oak and hickory land all levied to satisfy several fi fas from the Superior and Justice courts names include William Byne Simeon Lodge Elijah Byne Thomas Bush Elizabeth Cardwell and Thomas Street with citations to John Poythress Laban Odom and others. In Lincoln county four hundred acres of land on Gray's Creeks adjoining Bussey and others and the residence of Randall Ramsay levied to satisfy two fi fas from the Superior Court Joseph A Marshall Richard Eubank and Francis H Cone referenced.

Waynesborough Burke County Enochbyne Samuel Douse John Walker William Byne Superior Court John Poythress Elijah Byne Wim Byne Rose Simeon Lodge Thomas Street Levi Lodge John Lodge Aleo Thomas Cosmahan Thomas Bush Elizabeth Cardwell Said Bush James Ro McNlmurray Alsa Toneres Oak Hickory Win Sapp A.S. Jones William Dixon Laban Odom Tromas S&s. Burke Lincoln Richard Eubank Joseph A. Marshal Francis H. Cone Randal Ramsay James B. Ross Georgia William Gibson Jaynesborough Ross Columbia Sheriffs Safe Count Mouse Columbia County Mortence Fife Lucian A. Rowdre John D. Dickerson

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