A Historic Newspaper Page Advertises and Poems
The page lists shop notices and subscription prices for a periodical, names officers of Augusta W.T. and a society, plus serialized literary pieces. It features a range of verse and prose reflecting 19th century themes and sentiments, including musings on womanhood and moral virtue.
The Wealth Lust and a Lost Fortune in Augusta
In Augusta a couple and a wealthy suitor court social ascent while a poor clerk Ansley vows future honor to Lucy. Clifton betrays debt and an embezzlement scheme erupts, triggering flight and a dramatic turn of fortunes across years. Laida remains steadfast, Lucy bears quiet sadness, and Martin’s steadfast friendship shines amid ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Beersheba
Gordia
Clifton
Laida
Lucy
Ansley
Lucifer
Miss Clifton
Louisianna
Martin
Latree
Washingtonian Total Abstinence Pledge and Lady Lucy Clifton Tale
A fragment outlines a temperance pledge and a melodramatic narrative about Lucy Clifton seeking her estranged father, aided by Martin. Her journey from poverty to forgiveness culminates with a pardon from Governor and a revived hope, ending with a quiet reunion on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Clifton
Lucy
Annapolis
Martin
Marti
Ansley
Also Mentioned on This Page
James McCafferty
Machntosh Street
Augusta W.T. A Society
Daniel Hook
WM. J. Hard
S.do
D. Hawkins Huff
WM. Haines, Jr
L. D. Sallerstedt
The
Washingtoniz
John Franc Markey
Moore
Brron
Elysium
Eden
Adam
Rose
Howard
Maryland
Cesar
Augusta Washingtonian
Augusta
Washingtonian
New Orleans
Chesapeak