Fragments Hint at Social Accord Between Gentlemen
The excerpt notes cordial support from their circle and a cheerful acquiescence by numerous friends of both gentlemen, suggesting broad approval of a forthcoming arrangement or agreement.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1835
Page
7
The excerpt notes cordial support from their circle and a cheerful acquiescence by numerous friends of both gentlemen, suggesting broad approval of a forthcoming arrangement or agreement.
The U S Telegraph appoints Tuomas Rienands of Augusta as agent for the Washington published paper. The note lauds Gen. Greey and the South, urges liberal patronage, and lists related works and subscription terms. It also runs letters and notes on cotton bets, theater impressions, and congressional debate.
Across the edition list, a Macon Messenger report notes an inquest verdict: Wood died after a night out in cold, while intoxicated on the way home from the city. The Macon Telegraph reports Maryland Legislature choosing Robert N. Goldsborough to the Senate with 68 votes, 15 blanks, and one scattering. It also notes a pork shortage, priced at 6 to 7 cents a pound, and mentions the new steamboat David Crockett reaching town on its first trip with two freight boats, built in Charleston for the river, stern-wheel design, shallow draft, suited for Ocmulgee and Alatamaha navigation.
A collage of notes reports on Native American population estimates in the United States, a presidential tip toward a French war, Quebec anniversary details, Montgomer y era recollections, tributes to writers and editors, and a French Navy stat line from 1833. The item also mentions Lord Brougham’s political move and colonial bank references, plus cotton market chatter from Liverpool reports and local warehousing prices.
In this city on the 19th by Rev Talmage Amos G Whitehead of Burke to Elizabeth McKinne of this place. On the 11th by Rev Mallory Louis Cress to Louisa H D Anfignac both of this city. In Athens on the 6th by Rev Church J J Hutchinson of Lumpkin to Mary Jackson's eldest daughter. In Scriven on the 23rd by Lewis Lanier John Williams Jr to Nancy Megee both of the Union Party.
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