Weekly Broad Street Gazette Publishes Saturday Morning
The notice states the publication appears every Saturday morning on Broad Street under the Glob Hotel.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1834
Page
1
Public Notices Ad Including Mail Schedules and Estate Sales
Public notice text outlines rates for advertisements, deadlines and insertion rules for semi weekly and weekly postings. It details notices for land or negroes sales by executors administrators and guardians, and required court sale timing. It also lists mail routes and daily closing times for several mail districts including HaIeston and Western Mail services.
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Pe Court
Court of
Calnary
Rail Road Suspends Sunday Trips Amid Cholera Fears
Augusta reports cholera rising in New York City with 18 deaths among 33 new cases on the 18th and 889 weekly deaths citywide. Albany logs eight to nine cases and multiple deaths as the disease spreads, while the Rail Road announces Sunday travel stoppages starting next month.
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Rail Road
Charleston Mercury
New York
New-York City
Albany
Quarantine Order At Savannah For Ships From Infected Ports
Savannah Republic reports a city council resolution requiring vessels leaving New York or other cholera ports to halt at Cockspur Road Tybee Island for eight days. Ships with sick passengers must remain at Five Fathom until health officer deems quarantine necessary.
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Savanna
Savannah
New York
Cockspur Road
Tybee Island
Wandher
Theatre opens short season with Perfection and Mogul Tale
On Monday evening the theatre opened a brief season under Mesers Hant and Harpy. The comedy of Perfection or the Maid of Munster was performed with spirit and was well received. Mrs Canter played Kate O Brien with skill and improved singing and acting since Augusta. The program for the evening included Simpson and The Mogul Tale. Admission reduced to 50 cents.
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Mesers. Hant
Simpson
Saratoga Springs and Nearby Railroads in 1834 Tour
The account describes Mohawk and Hudson Rail Road lines from Albany to Schenectady and on to Saratoga Springs and Boston Spa, with steam and horse propulsion. It notes Schenectady as a rail junction near the Erie Canal, population around 5,000, and Bathing spas at Saratoga and "Ton Spa" drawing visitors.
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Albans
Mohawk
Hudson
State Street
Schevectaty
Sartoge
Thenectady
Boston Spa
Saratoga Springs
Schenectady
Mohawk River
Hekimer
Utica
Rosshester
Buffelo
Nisgars
Lake Erie
Tatoga
Saratoga
Ton Spa
Tour Notes on Saratoga Springs and Surroundings Hotels
The article describes hotels in Saratoga Springs and Caldwell with details on building size, grounds, and notable guests. It lists the United States Hotel Pavilion Congress Hall and Union Hotel, plus a central public reading room, and notes visitors such as Gov. Marcy and the French Minister. It covers surrounding springs, mineral waters, and nearby sights including Saratoga Lake, Beaus Heights, and Forts George and William Henry.
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United States
Pavilion
Congress, Hall
Union Hell
Marvin
Gov. Marcy
van Bersa
Campritene
General Bertven
United States Hotel
Sernurimi
Pevillion
Weserer
South
Jacop Morse
T. G. Casty
T. 8
Calf
Augusta
A. Porter
Savannah
Col. Spann
Waithetp Brooke
Edgefield
B. F. Doxxin
Lewis Croeer
Charleston
Prant
Columbia
Was, Hurcusson
Mobile
James McDowatt
R. C. Bacowin
Wm. W. Davies
H. D. Burge
Ww. Evans
Burke
John Mitton
Columbus
Congress
Hamilton
Rock
President
Columbiua
Washington
Flat Rock
Union
Saratoga Lake
Balston Spa
Mludson River
Bemus
Fort Edward
Fort Hardy
Lake George notes and Fort Ticonderoga in the Revolution
The narrative describes steamboat travel between Lake George and Lake Champlain, a riverside hotel at its shore, and a detailed survey of the Portress of Ticonderoga. It covers the lakes, waterfalls, ferries, and the rail and canal routes, plus the fortifications seen during the Revolution. It notes Mount Defiance, Mount Independence, and how Fort Ticonderoga changed hands from French to British to American control.
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Mountaineer
M. C. Aruentox
Lake George
Lake Champlain
Boston
Middlebury
St. Johns
Whitehall
Albany
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Ticonderoga
Champlain
Mount Defiance
Bears
Caldiwell
Fort Ticonderoga
Mount Independence
Fort Independence
Fort Ticondgrage
Evans Alten
Continental Congress
Butteh
Abercrombie
Amherst
Col. Atlen
Burgoyne
Jevel
Fort Independence trek notes Burgoyne era sights and routes
In a long letter the writer details retreat paths from Fort Ticonderoga retreating via Fort Independence to Hubbardton and Schuylerville, noting Burgoyne's surrender to Gates. He describes Mount Defiance views with companions, recalls Crown Point Burlington and Plattsburg, and muses on future travel toward Schenectady and Niagara Falls.
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Fort Independence
Hubbardton
Schuylerville
Port Hardy
Burgoyne
Gon. Gates
Mount Defiance
McRowatt
Augusta
Huronison
Mobile
New York
Scott
Flibbertigibbet
Fort Ticonderoga
Crown Point
Hich
Burlington
Vermont
Plattsburg
Banking Institutions Reach for Credit Power in Augusta
In a National Intelligencer reprint from May, Augusta banks push a resolution to curb cash exchange by individuals dealing to obtain specie. The measure, aimed at limiting access to funds from distant banks, would halt accounts and require immediate specie settlements, amplifying concerns over monied interests dictating credit use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epiton
National Intelligencer
Remaik
Georgia
Augusta
Georia
Auguste
Charleston
D. C
Savannah
Bank of Banke
Local Post Office Established at Long Cane and Poughkeepsie Cholera News
Anaw Post Office is set up at Long Cane in Troup County with John Hill named Post Master. Cholera reaches Poughkeepsie as four family members die and a fifth is not expected to survive. The Southern Whig expands to a larger newspaper, and health notes praise Columbia and local conditions amid political unrest and a street altercation ending with shots.
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Long Cane
Troup County
John Hill
Pougheepsie
Poughkeepsie
Southern Whig
State Rights Sentinel
Columba
Anses
Columbia S
Dramatic Alley Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing
An assailant pursued and stabbed a man several times during his retirement. Dr. Harris allegedly carried out the stabbing and fled the scene while the victim died instantly. Thompson had earlier been arrested as the pursuit concluded.
Cotton and Crop Markets Report from August Week
Sayannatt Marxzrt notes the week’s cotton harvest around 300 bales at 1140 14 cents principal, with few buyers and limited demand. Rice has no transactions. flour at 64 dollars. corn arrivals thin with limited demand from 4 cents to 1 dollar per bushel. freight to New York and Providence at 1 dollar per bale.
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Sayannatt Marxzrt
New York
Providence
Cotton and trade notes from Cuarteston and Panapetrasya
The Cuarteston market reports limited Upland cotton activity this week with 547 bales sold mostly for the Northern market and a Liverpool vessel. Prices are steady with varied classifications from short staple to prime and rice, sugars, and flour trades described. freight rates to Liverpool and other ports noted. In Panapetrasya the week sees modest cotton sales totaling around 1,248 bales despite large prior purchases, with Georgia Upland and other lots exchanged at steady to firm prices reflective of market conditions.
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Cuarteston Manet
Liverpool
Havana
Bilmore
Philadelphia
Richmond
St. Croix
Java
Porto Rico
Lolasses
Cuba
Rect
New Orleans
Guy Tauone
Usig
Phildelphia Whigkey
Harape
Falas Peter
Vence
Boston
Wien
Provence
Courier
Panapetrasya Manger
Georgia
Bicknell
Cotton market closes heavy amid arrivals and steady prices
Lyverroot Mankes reports moderate demand as arrivals swell and prices hold steady. Trade lists Sea Island to 16d 294d and various regional grades up to 14hd per lb, with total 15 800 bales, including 900 American and 400 Surat for shipment. Sales in recent days reach about 4 000 bales at prior levels. Khorrivale activity noted as considerable this week.
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Lyverroot Mankes
Sajon
Sea Island
Spa
Bowad
Mobile
Alabama
Pernambuon
Bahia
Maccio
Maranham
Domarace
Barbadoes
Indis
Madras
Surat
Death notices from Colncibus and Berkshire County
In Colncibus Geo John W Stapler aged 19 and George W Dillingham Esq long resident of Lee Berkshire County are reported to have died. The brief obituary notes Stapler’s passing on Thursday morning and Dillingham’s death in his 90th year.
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Colncibus
Geo
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