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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1835
Page
5
Weekly notice states publication occurs each Saturday morning at Broad Street beneath the Globe Hotel, indicating a steady printing schedule and locale for the newspaper.
The notice outlines subscription rates for semi weekly and weekly papers with annual and end of year options. It lists advertisement rates per insertion for semi weekly, weekly, and monthly formats, minimum charges, and rules for limiting insertions. Also included are legal notices for executors guardians administrators sales of land or enslaved people with publication and notice timing requirements.
Mail schedules list daily due times and closing hours for Western, Savannah, and other mails. Offices open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with additional Sunday hours and a noon to evening delivery break. Special Tuesday Thursday Saturday arrivals noted for Aruens Mart and Gearensgittr.
The Charleston Mail reports a new contract with the Carolina Rail Road Company for carrying the Charleston and Augusta Mail daily except Sundays, with six runs within twelve hours. The post stresses safety gains, possible seasonal reductions, and a rate note of 5000 dollars versus ten thousand dollars in revenue. It also cites a favorable note from the Charleston Courier and praises Maj Noa of the New York Evening Star for South coverage.
A Northern voice extols the new Richmond Virginia periodical. It praises Mr White as proprietor for unearthing rich minds, highlights strong essays and poems, and notes favorable views on performances by Miss Cranks Zamora Mr Hamps Mock Duke and Zip Coon songs’ controversial reception and calls for discarding disgraceful negro songs at Southern venues.
The Augusta Theatre opened Monday with Mr. Coorer and his daughter as Duke Aranza and Juliana in the Honey Moon. Critics praised Miss Cooren though noted some limits, while condemning Circus influence and asserting theatre as a higher moral art. The piece drew a respectable audience despite fashionables and circus competition.
Four days after leaving Liverpool the Liverpool packet from Liverpool anchored below the fight on Friday due to ice and could not reach port. By Saturday afternoon Topliff reported the ship’s arrival details and the Orpheus bore the President’s Message. News notes include a flat Cotton Market and reports of civil war in Guayaquil with the city besieged.
The Augusta Chronicle arouses debate on a gubernatorial nomination while the Milledgeville Times notes a clarification of views on a forthcoming convention. The Superior Court opened its morning session with theGrand Jury empanelled and charged. the jury list includes Foreman John Moore and members Curw, Kinxrariey, Carurs, Haneen, Moses, Munrin, Durcuory, Ginsey, Vennenry, Bong, Collins, Branronn, Dwellar, Barnn, Maurine, Burien, Kerenum.
Four mile heats in Savannah with Purse events and horses Rattlesnake Brunette Molly Long and Elborak contending. The half-mile handicap for Little Red and Eborak includes Kasselas Lucetia and Rattler in heats times noted. Also reports on political oath practices from the Virginia House and international commentary from Germany and the Atlantic world.
The Richmond Whig reports Gov. Cass believed near death in Washington based on late dispatches. The New York Daily Advertiser notes rising stock prices signaling abundant funds may be available, according to the snippet from Conk.
Commercial note references late dates from xtoerp 5 and latest dates from Favre. The fragmentary text hints at scheduling or data issues without clear events or names. Further readable context is needed to extract concrete persons organizations or places.
Robert Clarke Esquire attorney at law marries Elizabeth Walton eldest daughter of Robert Walton Esquire on the 28th by Reverend Mr. Talmage.
In this city on Saturday the 24th instant of pulmonary consumption Jacob Chapin of Taunton Massachusetts aged 40. In Waynesboro on Tuesday night the 13th instant after a short illness John H Neyland in the 18th year. In Savannah on the 12th instant Joseph Pray Law aged 22.
On the first Monday in the month next a sale will occur at the Market House in Augusta for Harris's Mount a five hundred acre plantation on the Savannah River fifteen miles below Augusta with upland and low land features. Peter Bennoch and Imuel Hale appear as sellers. Also offered is a small island property on the Savannah River below Augusta. Terms include twelve months credit with notes.
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