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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1833
Page
7
The Charleston Mercury reprints an excerpt from B. W. Leigh to Gov. Hayne praising Virginia's intercession for harmony and urging steadfast resistance to the Force Bill. It highlights Mr. Carson's critique of Calhoun’s insult and urges South Carolina to uphold republican institutions against perceived usurpation.
An extract from Mr. Carson of North Carolina denounces a Union Party bill as harmful to South Carolina. The speech invokes poetry on betrayal and recalls nullification, arguing for constitutional limits and state sovereignty against federal overreach.
The Augusta bank appointed Rosert P. Pog Esq as Cashier replacing Robert Lampbell. Liverpool cotton market to Jan 16 shows healthy stock, with 493000 bales total, 36000 burnt, and a forecast of steady prices despite heavy imports. Upland cotton at 7d to 73 le. interior stock reduced. fear of 100000 bales deficiency in the U.S. supply. speculative rates quoted and bank notes at a 1 percent premium amid financial strain.
SO. CA, STATE CONVENTION. Columbia reports the assembly opened this morning with Gov. Hamilton delivering an address on tariff, revenue, and Congress measures. He declares his resignation as president to make room for the new chief magistrate and compliments the distinguished successor. Letters between Leign, Governor Ys, and Gen. Hamilton were read along with a later letter.
Reports detail votes on governors and judges, resolutions to invite Virginia commissioners, and committee appointments. The narrative covers tensions over Jacksonian policy, nullification debates, postmaster removals, and upcoming adjournments with mentions of key figures like Calhoun, Wilkins, and Georgia and South Carolina delegates.
In a city ceremony at the Tidy Institute Rev. Mr. Mallory officiated as Tibodore Dart wed Mrs. Ann M. Berry. The details reflect a modest but formal union.
Notice reports the abduction of several enslaved people from the Thomas Gates plantation in St George's Dorchester on the night of the 6th. Names include SAR, STEPHEN, ROCHARDO, DICKY, PRIMUS, JACOB, ANTITONY, HARE, and JOR, ages from about 19 to 60. A white man in blue broadcloth and a white straw hat is suspected to have aided the escape. A reward is offered for delivery to Jos H War ing or Ben botlare. authorities warn against harboring them. The notice appears in multiple papers with payment requests.
A panoramic exhibition touring Europe and the United States presents scenes from the life of Napoleon’s arial at St Pauls and other sites. The 20000 square feet of capvuss include ships of war and military bands. Open after 6 and starts just after 7. Admittance 59 cents, children half price.
THIS DAY at BA odock lists PIPES HOLLAND GIN 7 half pipe Cognac Brandy hhd Rye Whiskey cask Winter strained Sperm Oil 10 bbis Cann Fiour 10 do prime Potatoes 20 boxes Soup 10 qr casks FOV Sherry Wines 6 boxes Manufactured Tobacco bbis Shrub L box Cotton Cards No 10 2 cases Roram Hats 10 doz Wool Mats 50 boxes Sears.
On the first Tuesday next, at Waynesborough Burke county Court House, 1400 acres of oak and hickory land adjoining Kyne Douse Walker, levied as William Byne deceased to satisfy a Superior Court judgment for John Poythress. Also a negro girl named Rose levied for Thomas Street vs Levi Lodge et al. plus 75 acres levied for ALS Jones vs William Dixon et al. Administrators Sale at Augusta on first Tuesday in May: Levi Florence estate property including a bassy good cock wearing gear and his daughter Jixsy age 12.
Longstreet and McLean announce measures to fix delays at the junction of State Road and Railway. They detail replacements from hand car to steam car, and state stage will wait at the supper house from daylight to align with rail time, promising to eliminate night delays as repairs proceed.
Five year old stallion presented as promising through Sir Archy lineage and Derby bloodlines. Advertises price, season stand, insurance, and mare attachments with care, facilities, and liability limits. aims to supply Kentucky and Southern turf stock with high quality colts and mare services.
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