Maagusta Chronicle and Georgia Advertiser Rates and Notices
The paper lists subscription terms for city and country editions with annual rates and arrearage penalties. It details advertising charges per square, insertion rules, and continuations if not specified. Legal notices cover sales of land and enslaved people by executors administrators or guardians with required publication periods.
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Court of Ordinary
United States
The
Courier
Augusta
Chronicle
Graham
Latest from England on cotton markets and unrest
The Charleston City Gazette reports Liverpool cotton stocks at 322250 bales with 147000 American, 1826 imports to Charleston and compares to 1825. It notes Missolonghi Greek successes, Manchester losses, and rising rioting in nearby counties, urging relief efforts and comments on Corn Laws expedients and public subscriptions to stave off famine.
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Samuel Robertson
Cupatr
Liverpool
London
Charleston
Missolonghi
Manchester
Westmoreland
Broosmann
Wettmoreland
Sierra Leone
Bir Cusrees ‘Puanee
Paris
Leghorn
Ibrahim
Mehemet Pacha
Gouras
Lepante
Vassiladi
Bonded Corn and Corn Laws Debate Stirring Parliament
Reports from London discuss changes to the bonded grain plan, shifting from an open port policy to a capped import of 500000 quarters with a flexible duty. The piece notes opposition from landed proprietors and questions ministers' handling of Corn Laws and Whitmore's general inquiry.
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House of Commons
United Kingdom
Yorkshire
Leeds Intelligencer
Bradford
Liverpool
Bank of England
Bank of
London
East India Company
Etoile
Paris
Soliman Bey
Selves
Tripolizza
Patras
Ibrahim
Corfu
Bucharest
Vienna
Greece
Citizens in South Carolina pledge to Jefferson in national debt gesture
A broad South Carolina civic outpouring quickly pays a large share of the debt of gratitude to Thomas Jefferson, urging relief of his age and securing his family’s resting place. The item also notes counterfeit seven cent pieces in circulation and reports on judge Scurry’s and Captain Totterry's travel, plus various political and literary notes.
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South Carolina
Thomas Jefferson
Walterborough
Bayo Court-House
Philips
Thomes Tooke
Kinsley
Basely
Savannah
Vannah
M. Fredericf
John Kinsley
Curious Committee Forming National Sabbath Celebration
A reader questions how a Courier communications committee was appointed to organize the Anniversary of the National Sabbath and asks for clarification on the mode and authority used, noting public curiosity and seeking an official explanation.
Political Turmoil over Troup and the Treaty in Georgia
A Confederate era style discourse criticizes the Troup faction in Georgia over shifting views on the treaty and Gov. election stakes. The piece cites the Cleveland resolution and lists yeas and nays while warning of political peril for the Troup delegation. It also reports London and Liverpool market notes on cotton, grain, and trade trends with occasional prices and policy impact.
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Clark
Senate
Cleveland
Journal of the Senate
Joint
Congress
Cary Mlo
U. S
Adrian
Alston
Anderson
Beker
Warren
Beall
Broadnax
Bryan
Burney
Cotlee
Crittenden
Fort
Frasier
Griffin
Groves
Hillard
Jolson
de Kalb
Liddle
Lockhart
Mathews
Mitchell
Mobley
Phillips
Powers
Sell
Harmon
Starks
Johnson
Tatnull
Lawson
Stokes
Georgia
Sress
Cassius
Ports of Augusta and Savannah Steamer Movements
Arrivals and departures from Augusta and Savannah report steamers Edgefield Automaka Commerce Pendleton and others. Noted are shipments including 500 bales cotton and 650 bales cotton with vessels Steam Boat Carolina Samuel Howard and Augusta traffic.
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Edgefield
Sassard
Augusta
Charleston
Automaka
Harford
J B. Gouedy
Commerce
Davis
Hamburg
Savannah
Cotton Market Update and London News Effect
The report notes limited arrivals and weak demand with daily sales at 6 8 84 and 94 cents. Liverpool news appears less potent on the local market, with recent sales mainly 84 to 94 cents and some parcels at 10, while inferior lots dip to 74. Lower freight costs may support prices.
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Perexssure
Ate
Moaire
Liverpool
Cotton Import and Market Report from Liverpool May 6 1826
Circular from Liverpool notes light cotton imports this week at 4446 packages, with total sales around 11400 packages across multiple origins including New Orleans and Egypt. Prices advanced modestly, speculative purchases up, and demand cautious yet steady as buyers rebuild stocks and export prospects improve. Tobacco sales also rose with 450 to 609 hogsheads sold.
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Orleans
Mobiles
Alabamas
Liverroor
Manchester
Liverpool
Sida 6d
New Orleans
Sida
Sida Ghd
Gilda
Surat
Bengal
Demerara
West India
Piai
Brazil
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