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Published every Saturday morning. No 261 Broadsstreet, opposite the Masonic Hall.
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Broadsstreet
Masonic Hall
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1836
Page
1
Terms of newspaper subscription and legal notices
The notice outlines semi weekly and weekly subscription rates with advance or end of year payments and conditions for arrears. It covers advertising costs by insertion frequency and minimum charges, along with rules for submitting notices to executors guardians and administrators for land and negro sales and required publication periods. It also details public sale timings and notice durations for estates and leave to sell land or negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Richmond County
Gare J
Barney
Theatre Ventriloquism Impresses Augusta Audience
A Augusta newspaper reports on last evening’s theatre where Mr. Kexventur and Master Parr performed ventriloquism despite bad weather. The crowd enjoyed numerous imitations and praised Bobby for his convincing act, with a bystander noting it seemed like a live creature. Kenworthy is named as a standout ventriloquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kexventur
Parr
Bobby
Mr. Kenworthy
North Carolina Legislature Elects Speakers and Clerks
The Raleigh assembly convened on the 21st. In the House W H Harwoon won Speaker by seven votes over W A Graham with C Maney and BE Freeman as clerks. In the Senate Huan Wanner of Orange elected Speaker by two votes over W D Moszty. Mosexx is described as a Wax Bunex man. Thomas G Sioux and J B Doner were clerks. Lewis Williams of Surry is talked of as Whig candidate for Senator replacing Manorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Raleigh
House of Commons
W. H. Harwoon
W. A. Granam
Harwoon
Graham
C. Maney
BE. B. Freeman
Senate
Huan Wanner
Orange
W.D. Moszty
Mosexx
Thomas G. Sioux
J. B. Doner
Lewis Williams
Surry
Manorum
Noted Upland Cotton From Col Cathown at Millwood Lot
A sample upland cotton from Col James E Cathown of Abbeville District S C, grown at Millwood, is praised for texture and cleanliness. Cathown’s cotton reportedly commands a premium in the market. The Southern Literary Messenger October issue is received and its contents noted, with delays blamed on office sickness and labor scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexs. Bainn
James Eo. Cathown
Abbeville
S. C
Col. Cathoun
Barann
Southern Literary Messenger
Warre
Tripoli
Barbary States
Robert Greenhow
Martin Luther
James W. Alexander
Alfieri
Schiller
Mra. B. F. Ellet
Lindley Murray
Moses
Anna
U.S. Navy
Henry Thompson
Alabama
Reflections on Publisher Pax and Messenger
The speaker defends Pax and the Messenger against abuse of certain means, arguing that while abuses can occur in any good endeavor, criticism should target the method rather than the use. They praise Pax as fearless and independent, noting his highminded, chivalric writings.
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Val
The
Messenger
Pax
Governor's Mansion Funding Stirs Georgia Politics
A Georgia newspaper opines that the governor needs a proper residence with dignity and hospitality. It calls for a larger appropriation than fifteen thousand dollars, suggests ten thousand for building plus five thousand for furnishing, and urges higher governor salary to cover official hospitality costs.
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Georgia
Washington
Monopolies and political pressure in Savannah debates
The Savannah Georgian rails at monopolies and their political allies as Col. Dawson opposes the Savannah Rail Road Bank. The piece denounces minority opponents, claims intimidation by the majority, and notes legislative power shifts amid cross-state election updates and wartime-like rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
William C. Dawson
Greene
Mammoth Rail Road
Charleston
Nebuchadnezzar
Col. Dawson
Congress
Milledgeville
Cotton Markets Spread across Atlantic Trade Reports
A compilation from Macon Market through Liverpool and New Orleans notes on Nov 24 to Oct 24 describes Upland cotton prices slipping with 15 to 16 cent sales, rising freight costs, and abundant stocks due to low rivers. It tracks arrivals, clearances, and weekly transactions, with Liverpool dates indicating price declines and uncertain futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Messenger
Cuantiston
Uplands
Express Mail
Liverpool
Monney
Mercury
Mount Manxet
New York
Philadelphia
Lryxmoor
Maine
Upland
Inferior
N. Orleans
Marriages in Columbia County and nearby cities
Marriages recorded in the region include Jon Lamar of Macon Georgia and Miss Many Louisa Artt of Columbia County to wed in the county on Thursday the 24th. Also Mr K J Ga xswon to Miss U Exra Croup at Hamburg with ceremony by Rev Hard. In this city, Mr Pron Bentranp wed Mrs Berra need Haw, both formerly of Charleston, now residents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia County
J. W. Reid
Jon Lamar
Macon
Geo
Louisa Artt
Mr. Cloud
Hamburg
Hard
K. J. Gaxsxwoon
U. Exra Croup
Barry
Pron Bentranp
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Augusta
Mictevoxvius
State Rights Sentinel
Indiana
Harrison
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mobile Mercantile Advertiser
Mississippi
White
van Buren
Bristol
N. York
Charlottesville
Fredericksburgh
Lasept
Havre
Ocr
Col. Crowell
John Bascomb
Paris
West India
Segars, &c
Malaga
Augustine Frederick
Broad-street
Titt
Richmond
T. W. White
Roszel
Wraxall
Cooper’s
Switzerland
Professor Dew
Hemans
Haxall
Schloss Uainfeld
Peter Snook
of Richelieu
C. Hall
Bland
Lucien Bonaparte
Poat-masters
R. Kenworthy
Pratt
Votich
Bank OF Augusta
Fets Board of Directors
F. Por
Kwish Limnels
J. P. Setze, & Co
Charles L. Hale
Broad Street
CNRL
Newark
Trowbridige & Scott
United States Hotel
Trowbridge
Z.P
Scott
Augusta Insurance & Banking Company
Robert Walton
Bens. Douglass
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Messia, Clarke, McTier & Co
Price & Mallery
Georgia Insurance
Hae 1A. Prast Company
Aveusra
South Carolina
Wm.t. Gould
Sec'y
Aon
Panrtronp
Far & Co
P. St. Yonon & Sons
Darien
Ivyenson L
Hannis
Amuen
Davis
Columbus
Pecx & Co
Grover Pannour
Ravern & Evans
United States
Hoadley & CO
Geo. H
G. Hoadley
New Heron
S. P. Setze & Co
London Dullis
Levi Crawford
Clark County
Appling
Daniel P. Marshall
W. M. Benton
Springfield
Lary’s Pond
Marbury Street
M. J. Wood
Jas
Burroughs
Inferior Court
Wim, Fletcher
Peter Knox
Adin
Wm, Fletcher
Louisville
Dr. N. B. Cloud
Femaly School
Caanuns ‘Mantis
Martin
D. L. Wardlaw
T. J. A. Calnoun
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