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Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1844

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Augusta Officers and Society Leaders Named

Listing of Augusta officers and society leaders includes Dr. Jos A Eve Passivent Dr. Daniel Hook Rev William J Hard W Hawkins Huff William Haines Jr secretary L D Sallerstedt treasurer and managers James Harper E E Scofield Rev C B Dod James Godby John Milledge with titles and roles shown.

Jos. A. Eve Daniel Hook WM. J. Hard W. Hawkins Huff WM. Haines, Jr L. D. Sallerstedt Trea James Harper E. E. Scofield Rev. C. 8. Dod James Godby John Milledge

Pea Preservation and Peach Growing Insights

The author offers methods to save pea vines after cutting using rail pens with layered vine and salt, and to pack vines with straw for storage. He describes hoe or scythe harvesting to minimize pea loss and notes yields from southern farms. The piece then discusses peach propagation, predicting growth by June, stock diameters, and budding timing with personal experience on stone and stock methods.

Warth Hatch Hatch & Co

Peach Bearing in Third Season Says M W Philips

In a note from Log Hall Mississippi dated June 26 1844 M W Philips states that using a dry soil approach yields peaches that bear in the third season. The comment appears in American Agriculturist.

M. W. Philips Log Hall, Miss

The Haw of Hooks Cruel Eye Surgery Criticized

The piece condemns cutting the haw from a horse eye to treat the hooks as barbaric and cruel. It argues the haw aids eye cleaning and that removing it causes pain, infection, and loss of a valuable eye appendage, calling the practice ignorant and harmful.

Journey to Jerusalem Through Judean Hills and Deserts

The narrator travels after a storm toward Jerusalem via Ra mala and Lydda, describing Jaffa gardens, caravans, wells, and desert siestas. Night ascent brings a dawn view of Jerusalem, where silent streets and ruined landmarks like the Tower of Hippicus frame a somber, historic arrival.

Siesta Liryat el Enab Kiryath Jearim Abu Dosh Jerusalem Colisium Judea Holy City Jaffa Hippicus

Heroic Women of America The Lady and Tur Arrows

Among American ladies in the revolutionary war, Mrs. Jacob Motte of Carolina is celebrated for sacrificing her own property to public welfare during the conflict. The article notes the action by which she gave up property to meet wartime demands.

Jacob Motte Carolina

Mrs Motte's Fort Motte Siege and Heroic Patriotism Remembered

The 1781 siege of Fort Motte near the Wateree and Congaree rivers pitted Greene Marion and Lee against Cornwallis. Mrs Motte hosted with grace as the mansion became a siege depot, arrows and a bow supplied by Gree n, and McPherson held out against British forces until surrender.

Greene Lee Marion Sumpter Cornwallis Rawdon Carolinas Camden Fort Motte Lord Rawdon Green Nelson’s Ferry Sant India Dr. Irwin Surrem Ender McPherson Irwin

Mrs Childs Description of Ole Bulls Niagara

The article reviews Ole Bull’s Niagara performance with Norse style guitar and orchestral color. The audience reacts with rapturous applause as rapid, jagged notes mimic rapids and a calm pause leads to a colossal final bow. The critic notes varying opinions among listeners and ends with a personal impression of being overwhelmed by the cavernous echoes.

Anon Polk Clay

Don't Grumble. A Maxim for Facing Reverses

Advice on handling misfortune urges a positive attitude. Do not complain to acquaintances, keep a cheerful spirit, and press on with determined effort. Face poverty boldly, as a panther fears steady gaze, and rid yourself of reverses promptly.

Five New York churches under grand construction

Five church edifices of unusual dimensions and architectural magnificence are currently under construction in New York City. The projects reflect bold design and substantial investment as they rise in prominent neighborhoods.

City of New York

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Augusta W.T. A Society Washingtonian W. H. Bartlett Ramala Loudd Lydda Saron Sharon Heroic Women of America The Lady and Tur Arrows Finley Fort Cranby Gorgetown George Bancroft, Esq Boston
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