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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1835
Page
3
The passage reflects cordial support from supporters and friends of two gentlemen, noting cheerful acquiescence by both sides and the broad backing of their numerous friends. The text conveys social harmony and mutual goodwill without detailing identities or events.
The U S Telegraph announces Tuomas Rienands of Augusta as agent for Gen Dorr Garry's Washington edition. It lauds General Green and the Southern cause, urges patronage, and notes related works and subscription terms. It also reports letters, stage notes, and banking debate in Congress with figures and opinions from Clay.
An inquest verdict reports a man named Wood, intoxicated, died from exposure while returning home from the city. The Macon Messenger notes Maryland Senatorial election results with Robert N. Goldsborough winning 68 votes. Pork prices rise to 6.7 cents, merchants urge more supply. The steamboat David Crocket, built in Charleston, arrived on its first trip to the river with two freight boats, drawing little water and suited for Ocmulgee and Alatamaha navigation.
The piece notes an estimate of 313000 Aborigines in the United States with 100000 west of the Rockies. It parrots political speculation about a war with France and a third presidential term. It cites Quebec attack anniversary and Montgomery’s death. It includes reflections on Lord Brougham, naval strength, and cotton market brief from Macon Messenger.
The record lists multiple marriages: Amos G. Whitehead of Burke County wed Elizabeth McKinney. Louis Cress wed Louisa H. D Anfignac. J. J. Hutchinson of Lumpkin County married Mary Jackson. John Williams Jr. wed Nancy Megee, all noted with local officiants and dates in late December and early January.
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