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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1832

Page

2

Late From France Reports European Tension and Reform Debates

From Cunarcyston, March 13, the arrival of the Hegerts brings news of continued uncertainty between Holland and Belgium and cautious market moves. Cholera declines in England, but Scots report new cases near Edinburgh. The Reform Bill debates proceed in Parliament with some calls to spare Bristol and Nottingham prisoners, while Lords and ministers clash over the Belgium negotiations and the Vienna treaty. Reports also note mobilizations in the Mediterranean and movements of Austrian and Papal forces, with warnings of possible war and a looming European convulsion.

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Cholera fears and Cherokee mining curiosities reported

A Philadelphia Gazette letter warns of cholera spreading toward the U.S. and touts Swain's Vermifuge as a free remedy, with shipments prepared for Britain. The Cherokee Phoenix excerpt describes fainting earthworks, ancient furnaces, and a white expedition seeking gold, citing European origins and later European quarantine views.

Cotton Markets Show Sluggish Sales and European Demand Surges

Advices from Liverpool and Havre report modest U S sales of 11 500 bales with Uplands at 4d and 5 6d and better prices for fair quality. European mills revive with Belgian and Hamburg activity and a projected continental demand above 260 000 bales for the year. Amid mixed American receipts, New Orleans stock rises to 92 251 bales while exports to Britain near 116 000 bales.

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Rail Road in Carolina Warns of Weak Wood Construction

A traveler reports a twelve mile wood rail road between the city and Augusta with timber prone to decay, shifting piling, and unsafe jitters, predicting heavy loads and weather could topple sections, urging caution about the project’s viability and public risk.

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Augusta Correspondents Share Readings and Poetical Selections

Correspondents from Augusta submit readings and poetical selections. The Communications of V and Jusri qiA are noted as received and will be given early attention by editors. Rufus is mentioned among forthcoming pieces.

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Georgia's Stand Against Federal Coercion and Union Threats

The piece attacks federal attempts to enforce unpopular orders in Georgia and predicts strong state unity against perceived federal overreach. It asserts Georgia and Carolina share a common cause, vows resistance to military coercion, and recalls Jackson's warnings while urging collective self defense.

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