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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1833
Page
5
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A Clark County letter discusses the Georgia College in Watkinsville, praising its library and apparatus while criticizing adversaries. It notes student numbers, college growth, and a 1833 date, with remarks on professors and political tensions within the institution and local press. A Clark County meeting records plans and unresolved actions.
The document reports a February 16 1833 notice calling citizens to assemble at Watkinsville on March 1 to pass resolutions on Georgia state relations. A March 1 meeting at Warainsville adopts a five member committee to draft regulations and approves preamble and resolutions directed to publish in the Georgia Journal Southern Recorder Southern Banner and Augusta Chronicle.
The William Drayton sailed from New York and struck off Bodie’s Island in Currituck County North Carolina. Passengers and baggage were landed safely after two days, with about one third of the cargo saved including dry goods while the ship and remainder of the cargo were abandoned to wreckers. The captain’s efforts saved nearly 100000 in specie for the United States Bank of the city.
The report covers cotton demand and prices in several markets. It notes reduced shipping activity and higher freights. Kilts of uplands and sea islands are priced, with various bales traded and regional quotations from New Orleans and Liverpool indicating stable to firm sentiment amid scarce prime qualities.
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