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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1833
Page
5
Notice states estates may sell land or Negroes by order of the court. Sales must occur on first Tuesday in the month between court hours and within the county where the property lies. Public sale notice to be posted. creditors and personal property require forty days notice and lawful application to the court.
A long, mixed page summarizes prize drawings, tariff politics, and a reform convention in North America. It notes specific draw entries and omissions, critiques of Mr. Clay's tariff bill, claims about Southern interests, and an 1833 convention debate on oath, residency, and legislative authority. It includes bank financials and a political discourse on federal compact validity.
A Virginia discussion probes whether the Constitution alters state sovereignty or merely consolidates powers. Proponents argue the Constitution binds states as distinct communities, not as a single unified people, and emphasize the reserved powers of the states alongside debated preamble implications. The text challenges critics who claim a federal consolidation and cites the treaty-like nature of inter-state powers. It also condemns violent rhetoric attributed to public figures and contrasts Northern and Southern regional traits.
The passage lauds Charleston society for unmatched talent and refined manners. It praises the union of ability and genteel polish, claiming the Charleston circle surpasses travels on both sides of the Atlantic and offers real talent without pedantry or pretense.
Commercial reports from Savannah and nearby ports show weak demand and firm hold on prices for cotton Upland and various grades. Prices range with recent sales around 10 to 12 cents for Upland, while stocks remain limited and outlook unsettled amid shipping delays and political tensions in London.
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