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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1836
Page
5
Classified notices and rates for land and enslaved saleads
A colonial era notice outlines subscription rates for semi weekly and weekly papers, annual prices, and arrearage terms. It details ad insertion charges, minimums, and deadlines for notices by executors guardians and administrators for land or enslaved sales, and sets publication periods for notices to debtors creditors and for leave to sell property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
August as Wednesday 1836 debt notice and errata
Notice requests payment from debtors in city and country to aid the establishment during absence. Errata correct a phrase in the last issue, changing “the constituted self party” to “the Constitution itself to party.” Florida item notes a Savannah Georgian strip about the Dolphin arriving from St Augustine with no further war news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Union For
Florida
St. Augustine
General Gaines Calls for Louisiana Brigade at Texas Frontier
A letter from General Gaines requests Gov. White of Louisiana send a mounted brigade to push back Indians along the Texas line. He argues delaying presidential consultation harms white citizens on both sides. The paper previews an upcoming benefit tonight featuring Mrs. Hanr and performers Mason, Scmidt, and Dravoro and sons, with selections from Wallace and Perfection to entertain and fund-raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaines
Texas
Gov. White
Louisiana
United States
William Wallace
Munster
Scotia
Augusta
Western Department
Natchitoches
Mexico
United States of America
Mexican States
Red
Arkansas
Manuel Flores
Sabine Ridge
Prairies
Boundary Line
Red River
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Texus
Edmund P. Gaines
Evwand D. Warre
State of
Georgia Patriots Stand By Principles Against Office Seekers
The passage defends the Georgia Troup and Constitutionalist factions, praising loyal supporters who back state rights and the constitution. It accuses the unprincipled Troup faction of desertion for office and challenges Mr. Guiev to prove Gen. Jackson aligned with Gov. Troup’s principles, vowing to judge sincerity by that proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troup Party
Georgia
Gen. Jacxson
Mantix van Burnzy
Guiev
Gen. Jackson
Gen Jackson
Guru
Forsooth
Crawford
Troup
Gov. Trove
Mr. van Buren
Constitutionalist
Jackson
Gov. Troup
Gviev
Debate Over Georgia Western Railroad Route Survey
The article blasts Gov. Scuney for delaying a legislative act authorizing a survey of the Western Railroad route to connect Georgia with the Atlantic. It argues the governor ignored clear authority, risking the convention's timing and Georgia losing anticipated benefits. The piece urges citizens to nominate delegates to the convention and to name a capable local leader to secure advantages for the city and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scuney
Great Western
Atlantic
Georgia
Athens
Honor to the Volunteers at the 1836 meeting
A large meeting at the U S Hotel on April 23 1836 appointed ward committees to collect funds for a dinner and ball to honor Florida volunteers. Additional five member planning committee named to organize the festival with volunteer company cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Henry Meatxe
Bens. Bainn
Florida
City Council Festival Committee Appointed
A committee to visit council members and gain permission for a festival at the east end of City Hall is formed. Robt Dillon D L Thorpe and Co B Hitt named. Secretary named treasurer to collect funds and maintain accounts for dissemination by majority of arrangements committee. Proceedings to be signed by Chairman and Secretary with newspaper insertion. Henry Mealing Chairman Barnn Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. W. Holt
James M’laws
G. B. Holland
C. B. Hitt
Robt
Dillon
D. L. Thorpe
Co. B. Hitt
Debates and wars cross Atlantic in March 1835
Reports from Europe and the Americas detail English Parliament contests over Irish Reform and other Bills with Ministry victories, Cracow occupation by protecting powers, Karlist prisoners in Spain, and a new Arctic expedition urged by Franklin and others. US Texas frontier tensions rise as Gaines seeks mounted volunteers amid Indian incursions, while a New Orleans charity plan funds a nationwide women’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvie de Grasse
Weiderholt
France
England
United States
Cracow
Poland
America
Wilna
Russia
Louisa
Truman
London
Lisbon
Spain
Cordova
Maryatt
N. P. Willis
Chatham
John Franklin
John Banon
Beaufort
Royal Geographical Society
James Ross
Back
Pyrennees
Mendizabel
Cadiz
National Guard
Malaga
Petersburg
Turkey
Barvarid
Constantinople
Glorious Victory Signals Van Buren Backlash in City Politics
A partisan column celebrates a Whig rise over the Van Buren faction, citing widespread Democrat discontent with national leaders. It laments low voter turnout by the Whigs since Vinegar Hill 1834 and taunts opponents about failing to vote as the balance of power remains in flux. The piece urges active participation in elections as the true test of republican rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Harkee
Col. Cucumber
Caleb Cash
Wall Street
Allwise
Banks
Tammany
Chapel Street
van Buren
Jackson
Mr. van Buren
Democratic Party
Berton
Republic
Vinegar Hill
Mahomet
Dick Trifle
Virginia County Election Names and Votes Fragment
Fragment lists county names and vote counts for Whigs and allies in Virginia. Several counties appear with small vote totals, indicating a regional tally portion from a historical ballot or report.
Cotton market drifts with mixed Liverpool and Havre quotes
Reports from Liverpool Havre and Charleston show dull cotton conditions with modest declines in some grades. Weekly sales around 10 679 bales with strong Upland and Louisiana demand earlier, while later days reflect softer prices and ample U.S. supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre Manner
Savannah
Louisiana
Mobile
Virginia
Tennessee
Bahia
Payta
St. Domingo
Liverpool
United States
Upland
Pernambuco
Peyta
U. States
New Orleans
Charleston
Steamer Georgia Sailings Listed With Names and Firms
A fragment lists the steamer Georgia with routes to Savannah and associated crews and firms. Passengers and captains include Holmes, Savan nah, and names such as I. Roll, A Cum ming, P McGraw, M Roff, T Wray, J and 8 Bones, R Malone, E Bustin, G A Walker, Webster, Parmelee & Co, Wright, Bull & Co, Moore &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Holmes
Savannah
I. Roll
A Cumming
P McGraw
M Roff
T Wray
J & 8 Bones
R Malone
E Bustin
Maritime Shipping Ledger of Savannah Trade and Arrivals
A dense list records ships, steamers, and brigs bound to Savannah or arriving there. It names vessels such as John Randolph, George Washington, Forester, Cherokee, and Kensington, with cargoes including cotton bales and provisions, alongside ports like Philadelphia Baltimore and New York and dates in April.
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John Randolph
Cresswell
Savannah
George Washington
Forester
King
Cherokee
Kensington
Curtis
Philadelphia
Eagle
Evans
Providerice
Active
Littlejohn
Baltimore
Dea
Schr
Scrateler
Brown
Elizabeth
Mariner
Luce
Darien
Cva
Lavinia
Page
Boston
Othello
Saunders
Liverpool
Alegond
Muir
Quebec
Arkwright
Burnie
Aberdeen
New Hanover
Carty
American
Gonsalves
New York
Robert Habersham
Libbey
Arrachis Ontario
Piessen
New Orleans
Mills
Southwick
St. Augustine
Caledonian
Wood
Augusta
Santee
Brooks
Picolata
Cuantheton
Niagara
Besher
Mark
Spharque
Artemissa
Fornells
Havannah
Embassador
Vaughan
Falmouth
Fam
Jones
Herbert
Moik
Sehrs
Chase Keeler
Gager
Wilmington
Paragon
Randall
Little River
George Henry
Burns
Marmion
Allen
Old
Chapman
Thompson
Havana
Sehr
Kezia
William
Medora
Griffiths
Harvest
Fulier
Cowes
Sutton
Berry
Extro
Wardlaw
Harriet
Woodbury
Matanzas
Dehoop
Bloum
Lawrence
Hull
Atlantic
Godfrey
Star
Ireland
Mary
Turner
Apalachicola
Schr Love
Loegly Kezia
Macwilliam
Escort
Farow
Jew
Taylor
Carolina
Stevens
Norleans
Abbais
Ring
Plymouth
N. C
Columbia
Halsey
Seabrook
Dubois
Marriage Announcement in Burke County Names Wanken and Woolfolk Kin
In the city on the 10th inst by Rev Mr Davis, Mr Joan A Wanken of Burke county weds Miss Connenia M daughter of Mr John Woolfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Burke County
Thomas Jepton
Briar Creek
Laids
Benj. F. Elliston
Silas Adams
Authorized representatives for my business affairs
C H Snockxter and Joan Hurston Esqs are duly authorized to attend to any business I am interested in during my absence. The powers cover all actions required for my interests and are effective until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Snockxter
Joan Hurston
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Cincinnati Railroad
J. W. Cowling
MO. M. Adams
E.G. McGolrick
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P. McGraw
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Hamburg
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Augusta Ga
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Holcombe, Peck & Co
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Robert Reynolds
Said County
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Swowden & Shear
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Maria E. Robbins
Louisville
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Inferior Court of Columbia
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Wm.l, Crawford
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Inferior Court
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Willian Catlett
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Otice
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Federal Unnion
Iledgeville
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Paris
James A, Stringer
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