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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle And Georgia Advertiser
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1830
Page
1
Public Notice of Estate and Sale Standards
Legal notice outlines methods for selling land and enslaved people by administrators or guardians. Sales occur Tuesday between morning and afternoon at the county courthouse. Notices must appear publicly 60 days before sale for real estate and 40 days for personal property. Applications to sell enslaved people require four months of notice.
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Court of Ordinary
Court House
Carnesville
Franklin County
King
Carroll County
Greg Bablly
Columbia County
Said County
Little Kiokee Creek
Wilkins
Yarborough
Levi Perr
Aimed at Presiding Chief Magistrate for veto against Maysville Bill
In Congress Mr Barbour defends the President against harsh rebuke for withholding approval of the Maysville Bill. He praises the Chief Magistrate’s independence, argues the veto protects republican principles, and warns against executive overreach and partisan excess in a divided Union.
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House of Representatives
Maysville
P. P. Barbour
Union
Merdov
Ongresa
Senate
Congress
Ien- Bae House of Representatives
Sonalhavier
Speaker
Ohio
Credat Judeus Apella
Manistrate
Ehc
Thorpe
House
Oco
Europe
Aaron
Wien
Ultimus Romanorum
Price and Consumption from the Constitution Banner
The text explains how price changes affect consumption differently across life’s essentials comforts and luxuries. It notes no universal rule and uses flour versus tea and coffee as examples to show how necessities resist quantity drops while luxuries shrink purchases more sharply.
Price and demand in markets show cautious consumer limits
The text argues that higher prices reduce consumption more than proportional rises, with examples from butter eggs tea coffee wine and ice. It cites Philadelphia ice prices in 1827 prompting drastic drops in demand and mineral water price hikes, and notes the broader danger of artificial duties. It also recalls the shifting trade route from Newcastle to Philadelphia after wartime supply issues.
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Philadelphia
New England
United States
New Castle
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Newcastle
New York Mirror Announces Eighth Volume
The notice states the first number of the next volume will be issued on the tenth day of July, marking the start of the New York Mirror's eighth volume.
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The
New York Mirror
New York Mirror Announces Embellished Quarterly and Weekly Music
The New-York Mirror presents an embellished quarterly edition featuring a splendid copperplate engraving and a weekly issue with a popular piece of music arranged with piano accompaniments.
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New-York Mirror
Ladies’ Literary Gazette
New-York Mirror looks to brighter eighth volume with new contributors
The New-York Mirror announces a progressive eighth volume with added writers such as D Gulian Verplanck and James G. Brooks. Four fine engravings are planned with scenes of New York life and harbor views, plus multiple wood engravings of old Dutch edifices. The price remains, but increased circulation prompts continued patronage.
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City of
New-York
Hobsken
Weehawk
Brooklyn Heights
Village of Brooklyn
E. IV
Wall-street
Exchange
Severn
The Mirror publication details 1830 subscription rules
The Mirror is issued every Bats day at Nassau and Ane Streets. It uses royal quarto printing with a engraved vignette and large index. Terms are four dollars per annum payable in advance, with mail delivery to subscribers outside New York City. Communications postpaid.
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Houpecriver
Abe
Whiga
Post
Hue
United States
Mirror
Nassau and
Ane
New York
New-York
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William Cox
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Fitz-Greene Halleck
Charles Sprague
William Leggett
John Inman
Prosper M. Wetmore
James Lawson
William P. Palmer
Willis G. Clark
Harriet Muzzy
Samuel Woodworth
Elizabeth Bogart
James Shea
Sarah Aiken
C. C. Vanarsdale
Ay Woodbridge
Emma Embury
Mary E. Brooks
Park Row
Coatham-street
Staten Island
Narrows
Proop
Phil? Crump
Augusta
Geo
Richard
Tilden
Mor Green
Tallinferrerater
Broad-Street
Howard-street
Prime Park
HP M.goores
Cota Pala
London
Windsor
Latham Hull
Landing
Andrew Jackson
Berkley
Jamaica
C. Pihillips
Baltimore
PA Barrels
Tye
L. Hull
J. Leverich
Bridge Bank
C. Phillips
William Bush
Adn
John M. Wade
Adm
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