Local publication note on Saturday morning issues
Published every Saturday Morning No under the Globe Hotel on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Globe Hotel
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1835
Page
5
Terms of semi weekly and weekly newspaper rates
The notice sets annual subscription prices for semi weekly and weekly papers with advance or end-of-year payments. It lists advertising charges by insertion and square, mandates minimum charges, and explains how limited insertions and remittances are handled. It also outlines legal notice timings for land or Negro sales, personal property sales, debtor and creditor notices, and applications to sell land or Negroes, with required publication periods.
Mail Arrangement and Office Hours Notice
Daily mail deadlines and closings listed for several offices and stores with specific cutoffs. Office hours show morning and afternoon blocks, with Sunday partial hours and closures noted.
Augusta News Briefs: Court adjourns. mortality and snow
Augusta reports Judge Joan Scuiex's court adjourning to Monday next due to public sales. Health notes show 12 deaths for the month and 179 for the year, with 7,000 population. Snow fell twice, totaling over an inch, while literary notices promote Waldie’s Portfolio and Pendleton Messenger, praising their cost and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Scuiex
Augusta
Sexton
City Officers Elected for Ensuing Year in Grand Town
The City Council elected a full slate of officers for the coming year. Sheriff E B Grascock Clerk D M Munreny Jailor C C P Gasnitt Crane Street Officer Emounp Mantrin City Marshal Marcustt Newson Deputy Co Isaac Hexnnicxs Wa H Howant Caren Harthttp Wx Moony Taumas Tax r James C Putsmor City Constables Gro M Warner Clerk of Council Joan H Masn Collector Treasurer J W Menepith Clerk of lower Market Joan Crank Clerk of upper do Bens F Curw Lamplighter Ronr Barronp City Surveyor Oliver Daxfomtn Keeper of the Magazine Joux Mc T ryx Keeper of the Hospital Louis Kunze Sexton R Kerenun E H Barnett E W Stor vorp and Joan Mansnatz Vendue Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Grascock
C. C. Pleas
D. M.munreny
C. C. P. Gasnitt Crane
Epmounp Mantrin
Marcustt Newson
Tuomas Camrigxt
Isaac Hexnnicxs
H. Howant
Caren Harthttp
Wx. Moony
Taumas
James C. Putsmor
Gro. M. Warner
Joan H. Masn
J. W. Menepith
Lower Market
Joan Crank
Upper Do
Bens
F. Curw
Ronr
Barronp
Oliver Daxfomtn
Joux Mc T’yrx
Louis Kunze
R. Kerenun
E. H. Barnett
E. W. Storvorp
Joan Mansnatz
Vendue Masters
Admissions to the Bar and Political Nominations
The Macon Messenger reports yesterday’s bar admissions for several students of the Avensta Law School under Col. Gounp, noting high exams. It also discusses governor nominations, praising Col. Howann and Judge Crayfoxn as firm State Rights supporters and urging principled leadership. The Southern Agriculturist notes the January issue under Mr. Mruxen, praising Miller, the Planters, and the Southern Review’s stance on State Rights, with Charleston Mercury as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Scuney
Avensta Law School
Col. Gounp
Jons J. Frournoy
Augusta
Avan G. Foster
Macon
Creep T. Strrone
Macon Messenger
Col. Howann
Gov. Trout
Major Howann
Crax Ton
Troup
Judge Crayfoxn
Mruxen
Legare
Miller
South
Southern Review
Charleston Mercury
Alabama Resolutions Seek War With France Stirs Debate
The Montgomery Journal reports Alabama legislators introduced resolutions urging Senators to support the President in pursuing war with France over a five million dollar French claim. The piece questions southern interests, warns of sweeping costs, and recalls wartime commerce impacts and insurers holding the claim. It presses whether southern merchants want a repeat of past conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
France
Montgomery Journal
South
Jackson
The Constitutionalist editor’s Nullification stance
The Constitutionalist editor is described as an active and bitter opponent of Nullification. He has long occupied his position, and is recognized as one of the most thoroughgoing Nullifiers or advocates of States’ rights in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutionalist
Ossa
Rights and nullification in early constitutional debate
An editorial excerpt argues about the Constitution’s authority over federal laws and treaties regarding Indian lands. It questions how a law can be null and void without aligning to the Constitution and contends federal jurisdiction must stem from constitutional authority, not precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southron
Washington News
The
Constitutionalist
United States
The Mirror and Its Newburgh Old Stone House Engraving
The piece extols the Mirror periodical as unmatched in the United States and Europe, detailing its refined typography, original literary content, and a Santos engraving of the Old Stone House near Newburgh. It describes Revolutionary associations, scenic views, and listed contributors while noting a political commentary on voting rights for militia officers and governor opinions on aliens voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Santos
Wein
Newburgh
Hudson River
Wasutnxoron
Butter Hill
Crow’s Nest
Breakneck Hill
Pollopell’s Island
Constitution Island
West Point
Gurran C. Ventraner
Paczpixa
Stadt Huys
New Amsterdam
R.H. Winns
N. P. Wittis
M. A. Browne
London
Mackenzie
Ll.d
Liverpool
Greece
Florence
Witxis and
Far
James Sarnipan Ksowres
Lawrie Todd
Joan Inmax
T'xnove Powell
Jas
G. Marven
Mirror
New-York Evening Star
the Mirror
Relating to France and U S politics in 1832
A compact excerpt covers U S France relations with critique of President’s policies and potential reprisals, detailing French ministry reactions, congressional delay, and party press tone. It cites Louis Philippe, allegations of insincere pledges, and fears of war. also comments on President term limits and state rights, with historical allusions. The piece intertwines editorials from Charleston and Baltimore papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Louis Philip
Lous Philp
Cotton market reports heavy stocks and rising prices
The report outlines rising demand for fine cotton from France and higher prices with prime at 174 and middling at 163. It notes very small arrivals, dwindling interior stock, and large sea port stocks, with mixed activity across transports and ports. Industry stock tallies and weekly price shifts are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Commercial detent dates from Liverpool
The notice references detent dates linked to Liverpool with latest dates noted from Hacre. Specific actions or stakes are not clearly stated in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Hacre
Administrator's Sale of Hatchwell Estate in Georgia
On January 7 at the late residence of John W. Hatchwell in Columbia County Georgia the estate stock including horses mules hogs cattle sheep corn fodder oats peas and household furniture will be sold at public auction Also at the same time and place the enslaved people will be hired and the land rented for the next year Torner Clanton administrator announces sale and rental terms plus a notice of a separate application for letters of dismissal in Marke County Georgia with a warning to heirs and creditors to appear and file objections by law J G Baduly clerk Waynesboro January 2 1836
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Apiling Academy
Columbia County
Georgia
Columbia County Academy
Das1zx Manony
Juriah Harris
Thos. N. Howdri
Edmund BO
James Cartle
Nathan Craw
John W. Hatchwell
Geo
Torner Clanton
Adm R
Marke County
Hereas
Bunrow
Ciantes Bonver
Waynes Borough
J. G. Baduly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cuaurestoy Maix
Savannan Mart
Arurxs Marl
Northern
Marz
A.m
National Intelligencer
Journal of Commerce
Globe, and Telegraph
Globe
Intelligencer
Pendleton Messenger
Carolina
Sxya ™Es
Richard O. Davinson
Milledgeville
Hanus C. Hupson
Tuomas N
NEW York Mirror
Augusta Chronicle
Ma. Pemnbitrox
Gov. Lumpkin
Major
Eprrox
Charleston Courier
Gulf States
Axraxp Hueen
Tuomas W. Bacort
Charleston
Courtney
Virginia
Baltimore Chronicle
Pouleon
Tur Rai Roan
Amboy
Camden
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Great Britain
Lord Lyndhurst
Boston
Mass
Sir John Copeley
Lexington
Italy
Republic
Venice
Milan
Genoa
Pompeii
Washington
Switzerland
Shhan
Spain
Germany
Athens i
New York
Marathon
Pius
Pascile
Pericles
Paris
Mom
U.S
Unis
Phat
Wesna
Augusta Market
Couumues Manket
Uplands
Howard Street
Alexandria
N. Orleans
Cuba
Greenock
Havre
England
Hims Mangart
Louisiana
Mobile
Sea Islands
Hamburg
Savannah
New-Orleans
Tustea
Ditto
New Orleans
Orleans
Ign
Peenth
Pshe
Savannats
N. York
Great Britain- Nn
Ankelan
Appling
Columbia Country
Franklin Hotel
Jas. J. W. Bunsovens
James Germany
Wollee. IL
Thome Pollard
Daniel L. Marshall
Das
Columbia
Janxs Vansonovon
Coybhaeaeget County
Mina
William Colv
Ansel M. Ashton
Bocom
WM. L. Blunt
Dee
Isham
Hondarson
Baltimore
Milly
Zachariah
Holland
SEARS
Ios
Commercial
Burke
Court House
Waynesborough
Brigham
Cader R. Powel
John J. Gray
Powel
William
Douglass
Tontare 2
Search the Augusta Chronicle Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Augusta Chronicle?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.