30 Nov 1833
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1833
Page
1
Jay Minnesota reports a Saturday morning game featuring Jackson and Ellis as center stars. The brief notes Miaha Wetel in a key play sequence and a defensive effort shaping the outcome.
The Augusta theatre presents a benefit evening for actress Mrs Preston with Joan of Arc and The Two Exiles of Frederick the Great on the bill. A hanging and execution news item from Millege County is noted, along with race results from the county fair and Georgia legislature notices.
In Milledgeville a State Rights meeting forms a State Rights Association with a committee to draft a governing constitution. The statement condemns federal overreach, praises Jeffersonian principles, and cites the 1793 and 1800s debates. It argues for strong state sovereignty against national consolidation.
The Augusta Chronicle reports a local State Rights Association in Burke County with officers elected for the January and October meetings. It codifies Virginia and Kentucky resolutions as doctrine, prescribes officer duties, meeting rules, amendments, and distribution of constitutional pamphlets.
A Waynesboro notice dated Nov 24 1833 outlines a mercenary suitor seeking a dark haired orphan under 18 who can sing play the Pine and not speak dead languages. He lists his own age 21 height five feet ten money ample temper gentle and claims to be a respectable gentleman. Applications addressed to the subscriber will receive prompt attention.
Counterfeit ten dollar notes circulating payable in this city and in Charleston are reported with signatures by M Laskey and Poert. Benjamin Butler is appointed Attorney General of the United States. Missouri names Lewis F. Linn as Senator. Montevideo government promotes drama, Buenos Aires follows. North Carolina Gen Assembly outcomes noted with officers elected. A sweet potato prize is described. Cherokee Council deliberations at Red Clay are boisterous with emigration tensions.
The market reports show limited cotton form and low river freights, with ships limited by boat freights. Liverpool demand remains strong with price changes and weekly sales near 2000 bales, while Savannah notes light season receipts and prices from 12 1/2 to 14 1/4 cents.
Col William Houghton of Franklin marries Miss Eliza Ann Bennett of Lawrenceville on the 18th inst by Reverend Mr Rambo. The ceremony binds two local families in a quiet county match.
Tr Patterson New Jersey reports the death of Mr Ogden a Morristown native who has lived in the state for the last ten years. The papers of the area are asked to publish the obituary notice.
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