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Newspaper

Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1843

Page

3

Temperance News and Reform Efforts in Hamburg and Ireland

The report highlights temperance meetings in Hamburg led by the Washingtonian Society, praising reform and the examples of recovered individuals. It notes Father Mathew's influence on the press, Ireland's prior drunken excesses, and the dramatic drop in spirit-dealers after his movement began. The piece includes anecdotes from local meetings and references to historical whiskey consumption in Dublin.

Temperance Hall Friends of Temperance Hamry Ling Ashingtonian Society Hamburg Dld Cours Journal Father Mathew Cleryman Ocsion Ireland London Idlic Ery Metropolitan Daily Journal France Dublin Mattthew Inhomas-Street Cireu Ce

An Affectionate Spirit Urges Family Love

From the Norfolk Herald this piece extols affectionate feeling as a strength not a weakness. It condemns distant dignity in fathers and urges binding families with warm heroics of filial parental and fraternal love saying God is love and children should be taught to love God and each other.

Norfolk Herald

Printing’s Benefit Lauded by Foreigh Review in 1839

The Boston Mercantile Journal highlights a Foreigh Review passage praising printing. It contrasts era war and cruelty with the enduring impact of movable type, noting how a Mentz boy’s game and small craftsman labor outshine vast campaigns and emperors.

Boston Mercantile Journal Foreigh Review Tamerlane Damascus Mentz Walter Penniless Napoleon Bonaparte John Faust

A Horrible Picture of English Life in Capital and Labor

A New York Commercial excerpt describes a Punch engraving showing wealthy capital at ease with luxuries and a footman serving wine while beneath workers suffer in coal mines. The scene contrasts opulence with starvation and crippled labor, a door barred by patent locks keeping love and hope out.

Punch London Charivari N. Y. Com

Royal Tribute to Talent

Mrs Steournry recently received a bracelet from the French Queen as thanks for a poem praising the royal family. The gesture reflects growing European appreciation for American writers, contrasting earlier views of Americans as savages.

English writer praised by German literary figure

A German lady of high distinction describes Mrs. Extet of Columbia as an accomplished writer on Schiller. She admires her knowledge of the language and her cultivated mind and heart, noting the English work shows deep understanding and merit.

Chron

Improved cotton gin described by Mr. Kelly of Vicksburg

The Tuscaloosa Monitor details an enhanced cotton gin invention by Mr. Kelly of Vicksburg Mississippi. Dr Maclin has purchased the state rights. The design adds three grate sets two brushes and a larger brush wheel within an air tight cylinder and proposes a grated flue to direct dust to the pick room. Cotton produced by the device is said to fetch higher prices per pound.

Tuscaloosa Kelly Vicksburg Miss Maclin

Extraordinary longevity and curious curiosities from old notes

A Greenville Mountaineer report claims a North Carolina man named Bracx Well lives to 136, dating to Braddock's defeat, with a temperate simple life and active health. The piece also notes Belgian giant Pierre Morissette, coins of Cyrene, silphium's myths, and remedies for preserving horse radish and earthenware.

North Carolina Bracx Well Braddock Greenville Mountaineer

Augusta Market Cotton and Groceries Report

The Augusta market notes strong cotton demand with principal sales near 71 to 72. A premium square bale could bring slightly above current highs. River freights to Savannah run 75 cents per bale, with transient boats sometimes 62?4. General grocery demand remains solid and prices match current levels.

Savannah

List of Payments to the Washingtonian

Augusta Dr Newton A Baker paid to June 11 44. Newbridge Robt C Mayson to Dec 3 44. Lawrenceville Ga C W Simmons to Nov 25 44. Darbys P O Mrs Nancy Thomas to Nov 25 44. Eatonton John Huidsen to Nov 25 41.

The Washingtonian Augusta Newton A. Baker Newbridge Robt. C. Mayson Lawrenceville C. W. Simmons Darbys P. O Nancy Thomas Eatonton John Huidsen

Dr John Millen Candidate for Lax Collector of Richmond County

Announcement lists Dr John Millen as a candidate for Lax Collector of Richmond County in the January election. Attorney Samuel T Chapman to attend courts in Edgefield Orangeburg Barnwell districts and nearby Georgia counties. Also includes Augusta clothing store notices and a law partnership Snead and Milledge announcing practice across multiple counties.

John Millen Richmond County Amuel T. Chapman Nat Law Law Equity Edgefield Orangeburg Barnwell S.C Richmond Augusta Snead & Mil Middle Lincoln Warren Court of Common Pleas John C. Snead John Milledge

Exchange Table Specie Basis and Bank References

A compact item lists numerous Georgia banks and branches under an exchange table. It mentions State Bank Milledgeville and branches, Georgia Rail Road Bank, Athens, Macon, Columbus, Augusta, and other institutions. Notes include bonds for specie, various discounts, and par values amid market uncertainty.

State Bank Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Central Rail Road Bank Milledgeville Bank Georgia Rail Road Bank Athens Ruckersville Bank Central R. R. Bank Macon Exchange Bank of Brunswick Insurance Bank of Columbus Bank of Hawkinsville City Council of Milledgeville Columbus Monroe Rail Road Bank Chat Augusta Central Bank Phenix Bank Bank of Darien Bank of Columbus Georgia 6 Pr. Ct Charleston Avabasta Notes Avgusta Mechanics’ Bank Brunswick Bank Bank of Augusta Augusta Insurance & Banking Co Georgia Rail Road State of Georgia Savannau

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