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25 Jan 1835
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Augusta Chronicle in Augusta, Georgia
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1835
Page
1
Broadside on Subscription Rates and Legal Notices
A historical notice outlines semi weekly and weekly newspaper pricing with annual and per insertion rates, plus rules on arrears and advance payments. It includes legal notices for land and slave sales by administrators or guardians, with required publication windows and posting timelines.
Augusta Theatre Season Promises Panoramas and Stars
The Augusta Theatre plans a season likely starting Monday with Hanry and Co. and famed tragedian Mr. Cooran plus Mr. Fornes and Mr. Lovan, arriving soon from Saved. Also showcased is Patwen’s Grand Perestrophic Panorama of the Polish Revolution with moving Napoleon bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Messrs. Hanr & Hanry
Cooran
Fornes
Lovan
Patwen
Nomination Confirmed and Political Nominations Discussed
The U.S. Senate confirmed Judge Warne for associate Justice of the Supreme Court. The National Portrait Gallery project is promoted by Jes B. Loxs aeux and Jas. Hernine under the American Academy of Fine Arts, with an agent in the city. The piece notes union party nominating quirks and potential candidates, plus interest in the gallery’s first volume with portraits and biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warne
Supreme Court
U. States Senate
Union Party
Maj. Woon
Senate
Wayne
National Portrait Gallery
Jes. B. Loxsaeux
Philadelphia
Jas. Hernine
N.Y
American Academy of Fine Arts
Portraits of Forty-Six Founding Figures by the American Academy
A notice reviews engraved steel portraits of thirty six distinguished individuals including Gen Washington Martha Washington and other notables. The letterpress is praised as superior and the binding excellent, with the American Academy of Fine Arts cited as guarantor of overall excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen
Washington
Martha Washington
Chas
Carroll
Greene
Wayne
Moultrie
Putnam
Williams
Jackson
Macomb
Marshall
Clay
Webster
Livingston
M‘lane
C. &Ei
American Academy of Fine Arts
Another Steam Boat Disaster On Chattahoochee
The Columbus Enquirer reports the Versailles was snagged and lost with its cotton cargo near Fort Gadsden above Apalichicola. The piece notes repeated river disasters, laments legislative inaction, and urges merchants to fund safety improvements to keep floating stores from wrecking in obstructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochie
The
Columbus Enquirer
Versailles
Fort Gadsden
Apalichicola
Speech by Col. King Elevates Georgia State Rights Cause
The Georgia audience is urged to read Col. King of Glyrit Georgia's speech in the State Senate. It defends State Rights and criticizes federal doctrine, praising King’s clear argument and urging readers to consider the true faith of their fathers. The piece laments leaders who seek federal offices and calls for voter restraint and ballot-box correction. It includes additional notes from England on cabinet appointments and other market news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
South Carolina
Standard of Union
Mountaineer
Federal Union
The
Columbus Sentinel
Col. Krxe
Glyrit
State Senate
Carolina
Col
Kine
St. Simons
Georgia Journal
King
Congress
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Clay
Kentucky
Calhoun
Webster
van Buren
New York
Forsyth
Georgia
Crawford
Virginia
Randolph
Washington City
England
London
Liverpool
Constitution
Commercial
Treasury
George Clarke
T. Fremantle
Admiralty
G. R. Dawson
G. R. Dawson, Under Secretary To Foreign Affairs
Lord Mahon
Colonial Department
Duchy of Lancaster
Home Department
Lord Loch
Serjeant Pennefathes
Devonsher Jackson
Spi
William Gosset
Earl Howe
Earl of
Columbia County
Jerry
George Grav
State Rights Sentinel
Southern&Order
G. Gravas
Scottsborough Female Institute
Scottsborough, Female Institute
Dnowx
A. P. Norr
Yale
WM. D
Charleston Medical Colege
Lrown
Det
Reelin
Tvory
WATT
Miss Clarke
Brown
Dr. Brown
Boro
Republican editorial praises Governor M Durry and criticizes Federal influence
The piece commends Gov. M'Durry as a patriotic public servant and calls for keeping local talent in state affairs to protect local interests. It argues the Union party will nominate a new governor and congressman as Judge Wayne's successor, warning that federal dominance harms state prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitutionalist
Gov. M‘durry
Union Party
Congress
Wayne
United States
Progress of Temperance in Georgia Public Houses
In the Georgia Journal an article notes growing moral health with temperance gains. It cites Talbotton’s Mr Birch excluding spirits except when necessary and McCombs and the Eagle Hotel halting spirits sales, alongside steps at the State Rights Hotel, reflecting broad social improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
Talbotton
McCombs
Eagle Hotel
State Rights Hotel
The Prison, Augusta, and the Bridge to Savannah
A Savannah Georgian card of February 1831 quotes Henry Shultz defending his Augusta ventures and wharf as a bulwark for safety and commerce. The writer vows principle over gold, pledges possible bail, and challenges a civil suit approach, praising the river bridge and the town’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldowhd McKinne
Augusta
Savannah
Gavannah
Liberty
Henry Shultz
T'Own
Suvitz
Jienry Shultz
Columbia Races at Ocean Park Draw Wide Field of Entrants
On the second and third days of racing, purses ranged from 600 to 800 dollars for two mile heats and four mile heats. Entries include filly Fanny Richards, Herr Cline, Eutaw, Lucy Ashton, and Conrad among others, with time lists noting eight minutes and sixteen seconds for a heat and heavy track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.R. Spann
Claremont
Col. M‘cargo
Lucy Ashton
Gohanna
Cien
Wilden
Br. c. Argyle
Mons
Koskiosko
Duck Fillay
Paul Fitswithman
B. F. Fanny Richards
Maryland Eclipse
Betsey Richards
Geo. Walden
B. H. Herr Cline
Archy
Gallatin
Thomson
Archienontoviv
Dais Virgimine
Macon Messenger
War not best means to force France for indemnity
A letter from The National Gazette argues against war with France over indemnity for seized property. It states the king’s ministers cannot force payment without the French chambers and suggests pacific measures could align France’s interest to pay. It notes port closures or economic pressure might prompt settlement without rechartering the Bank or provoking wider conflict. Delaware legislature actions and Clayton’s Senate re-election are briefly reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of the United
France
National Gazette
Gazette
Market report on cotton trade and crop projections
The report details cotton arrivals and clearances, with 4221 bales upland arrived since last week, 4897 cleared, 7097 on shipboard, and upland sales totaling 2203 bales with varied prices. It notes a dull market as buyers hesitate at rule prices, with forecasts that April will bring most of the crop to market and compares crops of 1832 and 1844, plus letters from Savannah and Liverpool market sentiment amid price declines to 16 cents for middling.
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New Orleans
Floridas
America
U. S
Mobile
Lospes
Europe
United States
Egypt
Brazils
India
Caanrestos Menger
Cowton
Haz
Atlantic States
Savannah
Liverpool
Au*gusta
Imported MORSE stallion and Virginia-bred foals in Georgia
The article announces the import of the MORSE stallion named Gayaan and son of Philo da Puta, brought by Wiliam Jackson of New York and displayed in Virginia by Hed Ford in hopes of racing excellence. It notes the stallion’s lineage to Birmingham and requests notices from publications to run three weeks in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Boeland
Ledford
Couse
Muy Wood
Joseph H. Townes
Aiguata
Goode the Constitutionalist
Georgia Journal
Washington News
Alge
Estate claims against Pollard deceased due by law
Notice to creditors of the estate of Pollard deceased requests all persons having claims to present them properly authenticated within the legally prescribed period. Daniel, administrator, issues the notice dated December 10, 133.
Administrator's Sale and Sheriff Sale Notices
Notices announce administrator sale of enslaved people in Augusta on the first Tuesday in March to settle Zachariah Linkfield heirs and a sheriff sale February in Waynesborough of a 200 acre tract to satisfy a fi fa in favor of John J. Gray against R Powel per court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aadministratirk Salts
Lincol
Lincoln Court House
Ataxanpan Scorer
Kald County
Mathews
Augustas
Isham
Henderson
Baltimore
Zachariah Linkfield
Holland McPyre
Adm
T. Tannery
Burke
Waynesborough
Brigham
Joh J. Gray
Powel
William B Douglass
Sh& A
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