Vernon’s Downfall and the Tragic Family Tale
In Charleston, Vernon a once promising lawyer and beloved husband falls to intemperance driven by loss and pride. After violent acts toward his wife Lucy, his daughter’s mercy reveals the truth and he confronts his ruin with help sought and friends summoned.
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Vernon
Lacy
Lucy
Papa
Witness oath and alcohol reform cited in Aquarian piece
The write up argues against liquor with a story of sobriety and domestic happiness after an oath to abstain. It notes Lucy's recovery, a restored family life, and the cost of daily liquor versus life insurance. It warns against rum and cites naval and militia anecdotes.
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Lucy
Noble Revenge and Burgoyne Surrender Tale
In New York during Burgoyne’s campaign his troops burned General Schuyler’s mansion and wrecked property as he surrendered to American forces. Lady Ackland recounts crossing to the American camp with her children, meeting General Gates who shows kindness, and Schuyler’s gracious hospitality amid wartime misfortune.
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General Gates
Strange Coincidence on Centuries of European Crises
The Courier Francais reports a statesman and academician recalling a library conversation at the National Institute. He notes that each middle of a century in the last five hundred years saw a European social crisis. 1440 printing, 1550 Luther, 1650 Bacon and Descartes, 1750 philosophy, 1850 approaching revolution.
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Courier Francais
National Institute
Europe
Luther
Notable deaths listed in past year obituaries
Among distinguished learned and scientific men who died in the past year are Holland the landscape painter Raimbach the engraver Robert Southey La Mothe ouque Galpin the landscape gardener Pine Jane of Royal Residences Wine and Walnuts Hahnemann founder of Homeopathic School Caroline Pickler German novelist Sir Charles Morgan Foster Noah Webster Washington Allston Gen Armstrong Pete Augustus Jay Hugh S Legare.
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Holland
Raimbach
Robert Southey
The Oregon Indians and Other Noted Observations
The article discusses Oregon Indians claiming familiar language and witchcraft traits, cites Dr. Whiteman on a self infliction episode, and notes a Biblical edition sale. It comments on education, trade, health as prosperity bases and lists personal faults as causes of failure.
Landowner’s Lone Cotton Crop Impresses County
Mr Hezekiah Jenkins of Snow Hill area on Choopie waters reports twelve square bales of cotton weighing 500 lbs each this year. He worked the land alone with his three young sons as labor, claiming the four of them are not even three good hands.
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Hezekiah Jenkins
Snow Hill
Sandersville
Fence corners as poor land to fertile plots new
An editor advises digging up fence corners and planting winter squashes beans and bush peas to boost yields. He compares neglected corners with weed-choked borders and suggests using extra land for shelter trees to protect cattle and travelers from sun. A preservative coating recipe for gates roofs and timber is also given.
Rose Bud religious paper proposed for Forsyth youth
W. M. Russett offers a six month publication of a juvenile religious newspaper titled Rose Bud in Forsyth Georgia. Aimed at youth with no sectarian doctrine, it will be 18 by 24 inches, printed with large type, priced 75 cents for six months, and issued Saturdays after January first if enough subscribers are found. communications free of charge to the auditor of the Rose Bud Forsyth Ga. Dec 2 1843.
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W. M. Russett
Forsyth
A. Forsyth
Augusta Market Report Highlights Oversupply
Aug market notes a heavy stock on hand across bagging and groceries. Demand for bagging is limited as planters are generally supplied for the current crop, while weather has kept country buyers away and Christmas holidays slowed activity.
Exchange Table of Georgia Banks and Notes
A fragmented list of Georgia banks and branches appears, including State Bank, Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Planters Bank, Central Railroad Bank, City Councils of Augusta Milledgeville Macon Columbus, and others. The text also mentions Georgia note issues and references Charleston and Hamburg banks, with scattered remnants of country banks and state notes.
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State Bank
Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Planters’ Bank
Central Rail Road Bank
Macon
Commercial Bank
Milledgeville Bank
Georgia Rail Road Bank
Athens
City Council of
Augusta
Ruckersville Bank
Marine & Fire Insurance Bank
St. Mary’s Bank
Central R. R. — Central Bank
Insurance Bank of Contin
Phenix Bank
Columbus
Bank of
Hawkinsville
Milledgeville
Monroe Rail Road Bank
Bank of Darien
Chattahoochie R. R
Western Bank of Georgia
Bank of Columbus
Planters & Mechanics Beak Bank of Ocmul Ps
Georgia
Acousta Notes, Mechanics’ Bank
Brunswick Bank
Bank of Augusta
Augusta Insurance & Banking Co
Georgia Rail Road
State of Georgia
Savannan Notes
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