05 May 1832
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1832
Page
1
Publication details for a semi weekly and weekly paper. Terms include rates for ads and payments. Notices include legal requirements for land or Negro sales, executor and guardian actions, and required publication periods before sales and court orders.
A brief notice from the Post Office directs Mrtmoth to collect a note addressed to him and mentions publication of “Fisis” upon receipt of the second note. The message advocates justice and fearlessness and requests prompt correspondence after the second note arrives.
The Columbus Democrat editors note Col Joan Minton has been nominated by several writers as a candidate for Congress. They praise his Republican principles, legal knowledge, character, public speaking, and potential as a faithful representative.
Gov Tammton and party arrived by the Wa Seabrook from Charleston, en route to Pendleton District. Hamburg and the city prepared a public dinner, but prior engagements required departure by noon. A second visit and a festive board are planned in a few weeks with broad support from local friends. Governor Hamilton also has strong networks in the state.
The Savannah Republican cites Charleston Evening Post arguments for nullification and urges unity over party divides as Georgia defends against federal policies. The piece notes concerns on Indian policy, references Mr. Clay and Adams, and discusses opposition to Congress overreach and judicial mandates.
The passage argues that Georgia and South Carolina share a common cause against federal protection laws. It denounces federal interference, asserts resolve to resist, and hints at forthcoming articles proving Mr. Jerrenson the father of nullification doctrine.
A polemic from the Macdonough Jacksonian denounces party domination and defense of free speech. The piece lauds editor Mixon for risking all for truth, rebukes Federalists for curbing rights, and urges citizens to defend reserved liberties against unconstitutional overreach by courts and Congress.
The text argues for a rational education focusing on useful subjects and demonstrable truth. It criticizes credulity and fiction as hindrances, urging rejection of any study lacking practical application to improve human character and life conditions.
The piece argues that study of civilization is impractical and harmful if it distracts from earning a living. It urges practical toil, warns youth against idle reading, and praises useful knowledge that benefits self and society. It highlights how a well informed person can assist workers in agriculture, manufacturing, and crafts.
The piece argues that instruction in bleacher weaving baking and printing and all useful arts fuels civilization and individual progress. It contrasts useful knowledge with fiction claiming the latter harms progress while urging reading of practical works to benefit family neighbors and nation.
Active demand and large sales in Upland Cotton with about 7700 bales traded at 4 to 40 percent. Quality driven prices ranged 10 to 11 cents with notable lots of 800 bales at high grades. Liverpool and New Orleans prices show slight improvements while Mississippi and Alabama sales dominate the week in numerous lots and prices.
In Harwinton Connecticut Samuel Cuester Catlin aged twenty two dies from pulmonary disease. Randolph County mourns for a death from illness of twenty second year. Dedialp County records the March death of Sarat Lawson wife of Jimen Laysan. Local notices list Duncan T C Brachan LG in his seventeenth year and other names tied to memorial announcements.
A May list of unadvertised letters at the Augusta Georgia post office includes names such as Adams, Anderson, Allen, Belcher, Bell, Brown, Carter, Clark, Cheatham, Chew, Crawford, Collins, Crump, Foster, Glover, Harris, Hill, Howard, Jones, Johnson, Lane, Leggett, McCalister, Mccoy, Melmoth, Pike, Primrose, Russell, Smith, Talbert, Turpin, Turner, and many others. The notice requests letter recipients to claim their mail, with references to Hawkinsville, Pulaski County, and the Southern Circuit.
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