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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1835

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Love and Beauty Beyond Numbers in a Georgian Verse

From the Italian of Francisco da Lemens and selections from My Portfolio, the dialogue explores romance versus reason in early 19th century Southern thought. Phillis and Tireie spar over love while a speaker condemns mathematical tests of beauty, praising warm spirit and inner life. Augusta, Georgia, frames the locale.

Southern Literary Messenger Francisco da Lemens Hi. Wilde Georgia Phillis Phillie Tirsia Tireie Tireia

Gross Outrage in Murray County Over Governor's Agent

The Murray County outrage details a violent eviction by William N Bishop an agent of Governor Lumpkin assisted by Kinchen W Hargrove to dispossess Cherokee Joseph Vann from Lot 224 Vann's home near Spring Place. Spencer Riley exposes the unlawful acts claiming armed men attacked wounded robbed and threatened him with bayonets. The piece condemns the 1834 act and calls for accountability while noting broader political fallout and treaty talks with the Cherokee Nation.

Millengeville Times Lumpkin New Shade Murray Spencer Riley Shevik Bibb County William N. Bishop Riley Kinchen W. Hargrove Kinchen W Wm. N. Bishop Joseph Vann Mr. Riley Vann Elief Wilkes Gwinnett Spring Place Marcay County Z. B. Hargrove Wim. N. Bishop Milledgeville Joseph Vana Georgia Turley Warren Bullock Vaun Bishop Win. x. Bishop Hargrove Absalom Bishop Holden Rascal Riley Rascal Winters Wim N. Bishop State of Georgia K. W. Hargrove Absalom Col Tumphreys Bishop’s (Holden Cassville Maj Murray County Judiciary Department

State Rights Meeting in Richmond County May Delegates Nominated

In Richmond County the State Rights friends invite residents to City Hall on Saturday May 2 at noon to appoint delegates to a Milledgeville convention in June for nominating governors and congressional candidates. New York periodicals mailed via steam packet from New York to Charleston each Saturday would reach the city earlier and in better order.

Friends of State Rights Richmond County Milledgeville New-York New York Charleston

NEWSPAPER MISCARRIAGES IN GOSHEN MAILS

The March 14 Goshen mails to Lincoln county were returned with torn covers and dirty pages. Postmaster and subscribers are asked to report causes and timing of such miscarriages, and the papers have been remailed after repair.

Goshen Lincoln County

Gentleman s Vade Mecum Sporting Companion Prospectus

A Philadelphia weekly newspaper prospectus describes a large handsome sporting and dramatic companion published by Suita and Alexander at $3 per year. It promises dramatic literature, turf coverage, and entertaining plays with 52 issues per volume, urging public attention to the prospectus in advertising columns.

Philadelphia Messrs. Suita & Alexander

American Monthly Magazine New Series Promoted by Herrman

The first issue of the new series of American Monthly Magazine has passed to Cuantes F. Herrman Esq who co edits with H. W. Hennarr. The issue, praised for its interesting contents, is advertised for public patronage and attention.

Cuantes F. Herrman The West H. W. Hennarr

Dispute Over State Rights Support For Judge White

A letter from Toomastoy dated April 2 1835 expresses surprise and concern over a faction of the State Rights party backing Judge White for the presidency. It argues the dangers of White and compares his political course with Martin Van Buren, suggesting preference for the adviser over the doer of bad policy.

Toomastoy State Rights Party Judge White Martin van Buren van Buren

Two Evils We Ought Not Choose In State Rights Debate

A lengthy editorial argues against choosing between political figures White and Van Buren, asserting with passion that abandoning principles for votes betrays state rights and risks consolidating power. It asserts integrity, independence, and durability of the Union depend on rejecting such compromise and maintaining principled opposition. See Sentinel, March 10. LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY. We earnestly request attention to the advertisement of Dr. Barber's Lectures on Phrenology. FOR THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE.

United States New York Courier & Enquirer Nashville Bell United States House of Representatives Republican Jackson State Rights Party Sentinel van Buren White Judge White Andrew Jackson Gineral Parson Gwin Gineral Jackson Ruth Josh Beelzebub Belteshazar Beezebub Joshua Aunt Ruth Amos Kindall Amos Buck-tail Tilldeth Medical College of Georgia Temperance Society Medical Institution Yale College C.F. Sturgis B. Clark The Dully A. Cunningham M. D Joseph A. Eve Lewis D. Ford Paul F. Eve George M. Newton L. A. Dugas Milton Antony Washington New York Journal of Commerce Amos Kendall General Post Office Senate Wm. C. Preston Caroling Philadelphia Virginia Congress William Madison Fifth St Walnut

Atlantic news from New York arrives with scant European items

From Janes Ron New York April 9 the steam packet Columbia Capt Colley arrived with latest New York papers but little European news. Russell left New York Saturday to Liverpool February 11 and should bring later advices. Market reports show 214 shares U S Bank stock at 1109 to 1104, 40 Merchants' Bank at 119, 75 U S Bank at 110¼, 50 N O Canal at 108¾ to 1094.

New York Columbia Colley Russell Baldwin Liverpool Merchants’ Bank U. S. Bank

Macon Races Amid Large Crowd On Fourth Day At Macon

The Macon Course hosted a bustling fourth day of races with four mile heats carrying a purse of 700 dollars. Miss Medley led the field in both heats, closely pursued by Lady Nashville and Rattlesnake, with Miss Medley finally winning the second heat by about 18 inches.

Macon Messenger Macon Mr. Harrison Medley St. Tammany Mr. Crowell Imp. Shark Mr. Haun Bertrand Devil West Paragon Rattlesnake Lady Nashville Miss Medley Messrs Howard & Kenan Milledgeville Vance G. H. Geo. McDuffie Harrison B. m Queen Adelaide Fort B. H. Emerald T. L. Smith Molly Long Diana Vernon B. c Wyche

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