02 Nov 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1833
Page
1
A fragment notes morning fishing at the Globe Hotel area near Jackson and Ellis, with hints of local activity or a community scene captured in the page segment. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about the event or individuals involved.
The review lauds the tragedy of Erudve at the theatre with Mrs Lyons and Ludovico praised for strong acting and noble characters. It mentions the Lady the Lake melodrama forthcoming and references Col. Miramzau Bb. Laman planning to join the Columbus Enquirer with Lamar and Tinsley taking over January first, while William L. Jeter holds interim control to maintain dignity.
In a lengthy piece the author weighs party shifts and a path toward no ratification and a governor's race, praising liberty and state rights while condemning opportunistic tactics. The piece argues virtue over power, warns that success through deceit damages principle, and urges sacrifice and perseverance until true merit is proven. A table of election returns is promised later.
A thoroughbred racehorse Red Gauntlet, sixteen hands high and noted for speed and stamina, will stand for the spring season at Waynesboro in Burke County Georgia. Owners reserve the right to insure based on distance from his stand. the horse has a notable lineage including Arch, Sylph, Bugaird, and Belipse, with a history of strong performances in Virginia and Georgia before an injury halted his three year old season.
The subscriber announces readiness to receive friends and customers at the Eagle and Phoenix Hotel in the city, expected by the first week in November. Charles William Son signs the notice, hoping the new style will attract patrons.
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