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Georgetown American in Georgetown, South Carolina

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Georgetown American

Location

Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1839

Page

2

A Widow and the Widower Debt Plot

A feisty widow tricks a disguised suitor attempting to collect a debt by posing as a widower. She dresses in finery to lure him, but the ruse backfires when the man reveals he has a wife and many children, leaving the widow humiliated over the scheme.

Tam Tucket Chronicle

Courtship in a Meeting House Farce Ends in Love

A narrator describes resisting and failing at courtship as Sally Jones and he attend a Sunday meeting. He fends off Patty Bean’s rival, flirts through frosty etiquette, then a comic scuffle breaks out in which Sally asserts grit. He falls deeply in love, planning to propose next Sunday.

Polly Bean Tevser Squire Jones Sally Jones Sally Patty Bean John Pompey Lanire Mrs. Jones Johnny Beedle Sdge Boston Beedle Miamay Jones Johnny Mammmng Jones Hitch Miss Jones Patty Jonsarn

The Drinking Vending and Making Ardent Spirits

From the Boston Spy moralizing on ardent spirits, the piece argues drinking trades ruin towns. It cites better farms, repaired fences, and neater dwellings as signs of temperance, while asking who bears guilt for misery and urging divine judgment on distillers and sellers.

The Boston Spy

Disiderableness of sleep notes in Picayune text

A fragment quotes a remark about beds and sleep, referencing eleven nights of rest and a sentiment from the Picayune. The text centers on dissatisfaction with current sleeping arrangements and the desire for proper rest.

Picayune

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