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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1833
Page
2
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In Clark County Watkinsville a February Clark County meeting discusses Georgia state governance and education. The letter defends the college praising its library, apparatus, and student body while criticizing opponents. A subsequent meeting notes no further action was taken.
A handwritten copy announces a public meeting in Watkinsville on March 1 1833 to decide resolutions on Georgia state relations with federal policy. The record covers the meeting at Warainsville with committee selection and approval of resolutions, plus members’ debate and calls for publication in Georgia newspapers.
Reports detail the William Drayton's voyage from New York when it struck near Boddy's Island on Currituck County. Captain and crew rescued all passengers and baggage after two days. Nearly 100,000 in specie for the United States Bank was saved. rest of cargo abandoned to wreckers. one third of cargo recovered by day five.
The text records cotton activity across Savannah and New Orleans with price ranges and weekly sales. It notes a firmer freight market raising costs, limited Uplands demand, scarce prime stock, and substantial week sales totaling thousands of bales with varied classifications and regional quotes.
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