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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1844
Page
8
A dramatic anti temperance meeting features Port Sherry and Claret arguing against wine exclusion, while Champagne, Rum, Gin and Cape mock the motion urging water substitution. The assembly votes Port to chair and forms a committee to pursue action with a mix of humor and pointed rhetoric.
Request for aid to obtain temperance society counts in Georgia. Seeks society names membership by gender and pledge details to extend a previously published table. Subscribers and temperance supporters are urged to respond with information.
J T S Park is reemployed to teach at County Linecademy near Quaker Springs for the coming year starting Monday January 15. Board available nearby for seven dollars per month. some students may board with tuition for twenty five dollars per quarter in the teacher’s family. The Chronicle Sentinel and Constitutionalist will publish weekly three times. The PSHE Depository has moved to the square above its former site two doors west of the Insurance Bank and will stock Fall and Winter clothing with garment cutting and making offered by the agent on favorable terms. The institution supports benevolent aims. proceeds from sales aid the poor. Oct 7, 1843.
A prospectus announces a published volume of debates from Lexington and Paris on baptism and church doctrine. It details authorship disputes between Mr Campnet and Mr Rice, outlines the book's scope, pricing at 7 building dollars per copy, and discounts for bulk orders with a February 1 1844 deadline to D S Burnet in Louisville Ky.
Great National Work Ppyappan Dennett of Boston announces a fourteen monthly subscription series at twenty five cents per number. Each issue promises 40 to 50 pages with engravings of Washington portraits, views, plans, and historical scenes copied from original paintings. Subscriptions for the full edition are urged with testimonials from notable figures and postmaster incentives for agencies and newspapers. Boston, 1843.
A Saturday edition published in Augusta, Georgia, issued by James McCafferty.
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