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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1833

Page

5

Burke and Columbia counties show mixed election results

Richmond Burke County reports no ratification and mixed success for several candidates while Columbia County notes a full ticket win and Avery defeating Clanton by about 200 votes. Also in Tencomn County State Rights candidates gain a solid majority, with notes on currency and cotton in Louisiana amid drought affecting crops.

Burke Country Crawford Lumpkin Lewis Grubbs Bennett Mulksy Roberts Burke Columbia County Avery Clanton Tencomn County Lincoln Fauve Co Alabama

Fragmentary Local Item Mentions Globe Hotel

Saturday morning fragment references Jackson and Ellis and a Globe Hotel. No clear event or outcome is stated in the text.

Aned E “Pablis Jackson Ellis Globe Hotel

Notice of Sale by Administrators Guardians and Executors

Legal notice states land or negroes may be sold by administrators guardians or guardians on the first Tuesday of the month within business hours at county seat. Sale notices must be published forty days prior. Debtors and creditors of estates receive forty days notice and court leave to sell may be sought after publication for four months.

Waynesborough Burk Lovey John Wig Reuben Chance Jobo Weaggine

Ratification Triumph Clouded by Nullification Clash

In the county a mixed result followed the election with the Ratification ticket winning while the Nullification focus drew strong opposition. The piece argues state rights, warns against middle ground, and urges supporters to abandon candidates who compromise the Nullification stance. It predicts widespread gains for Nullifiers where openly advocated and calls for a decisive stand against Submissionists.

Au- Thor Aid Columbia County

Theoretical Speculation on Cotton Crops and Prices

A 1833 letter from Mansion House Philadelphia argues against short crop fears, recounting 1880 market views and attributing cotton price resilience to recent rains frosts and milder winters. The author predicts high prices for two years, citing maintained peace and limited European stock.

Philad’a Welkes the Courier Constitutionalist Gazette Augusta Virginia Carolinas Georgia South Von Luroye

Cotton supply and prices amid rising fabrics costs discuss

William Robinson argues US cotton export limits and world demand will not crash prices. He estimates 1,125,000 bales export possible due to labor limits, while world consumption remains around 1,100,000 bales. He doubts reliance on East Indies and Brazil imports to cover shortages. A letter from Andrew Jackson on government conduct follows.

United States Europe Ezsat Indica Brazils East Indies William Robinson

United States Bank Comment Sparks Stock Rise

The Rew York American notes President's bank deposit policy as a rare maneuver. The commentary states the message was widely circulated before a meeting at the study exchange and that the bank’s stock rose significantly from seven to ft on U. S. Telegraph.

United States Bank Rew York American Study Exchange U. S

Debate on Bank Power and Public Trust in Treasury Service

Fragmented 19th century prose argues to limit bank power over public funds and protect state control. The author warns that concentrating money and currency in a national bank risks government subjugation and political manipulation, urging division from centralized financial power.

Treasury Congress Publc Ted Eyra Tiawing

Cotton Market Reports and Prices in Havre and Liverpool

Late Havre accounts show firm demand for cotton with round bales at 15 to 16 cents and square bales readily taken. Liverpool arrivals to Aug 16 indicate a price rise, with 2,825 uplands sold at various pence. stock on hand and receipts for the year detailed, while New Orleans and exports to coastwise routes are noted.

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