Broadsstreet Sat Morning Notice Opposite Masonic Hall
Public notice item states publication occurs every Saturday morning at Broadsstreet opposite the Masonic Hall.
23 Jul 1836
Page 1
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1836
Page
1
Public notice item states publication occurs every Saturday morning at Broadsstreet opposite the Masonic Hall.
The notice outlines subscription rates for semi weekly and weekly editions, with annual prices and arrearage policy, plus ad rates by insertion and minimum charges. It details official notices for executors and guardians selling land or slaves, requiring gazette publication timelines: 60 days for public sales, 40 days for personal property, 40 days for debtor notices, and four months for leave to sell land or slaves.
A collection of small items reports that a correspondent’s letter was rejected without a responsible name, the President’s late travel from Washington to Tennessee, reassurance about Judge Aero’s safety, Judge An. Red’s note, and an intro to a new weekly Philadelphia publication The Philadelphia Saturday News and Literary Gazette priced at $2 annually.
The July issue of the Ladies Companion is praised as the best yet from Mr. Snow pen, featuring a Navy Yard illustration and two pages of music by J Pranson with words by J J Adams. It includes ten original articles and a tale by Mrs. H C Waun, plus a piratical sketch by J J Adams. Subscriptions grow, the price remains three dollars a year, and publishers hope to keep it low.
The Augusta Chronicle reports July 4 1935 events in Jacksonpone Scriven County by the State Rights Association. An early court house meeting invited Union men to join Nullifiers for a debate on party creeds with equal rights and polite treatment. A large audience gathered at noon in the Methodist Church to hear Tomas M. address attendees.
A Georgia meeting hears readings of the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions and contrasts State Rights with Union, followed by regular and volunteer toasts praising Jefferson, Georgia sovereignty, and leaders like Buack and Wise. A Knoxville dispatch notes militia mobilization, Westward land politics, and alarm over federal influence, urging Georgia unity against abolition and consolidation.
A compilation of brief items from various papers discusses Gov. Hamilton's letter denying the Houston attempt, Calhoun’s village visit, a grazing half pay bill for widows and orphans, a murder case in Cherokee County, Richard M. Johnson renting a Capitol Hill house, Nantucket jail's poor state, a Quackinbob hotel booting mishap, and the Exploring Expedition under Commodore Jones with Reynolds accompanying, plus the ApalachicolaLand Company plans to deepen the bay channel to 13 feet for larger merchant ships.
A long list of names and firms appears amid scattered market notes and notices. Cotton and flour prices dominate the page with quotations for uplands and New Orleans cotton, plus inventories, ship arrivals, and sales figures. Obituaries and estate sale notices close with local administrator details and September sale timing.
On the 7th inst by Rev W Smith Mr Joan D Moveix of Savannah weds Miss Lavan FE Malone daughter of Robert Malone Esq of this county. On the 12th inst by Rev Smith Mr Snapnack Terwin of Lincoln county weds Mrs Many Taron of this city. In Edgefield District on Sunday the 10th inst by Rev Wm Loyd Mr Jony Taxton of Augusta weds Miss Exizanera Crank of the former place.
Died in Gerard Alabama on Friday night last Captain Davis Lays of Jasper county aged about Slat years. His remains were followed to the grave by Gol Hardiman's regiment and interred with military honors.
Publication by Wan. W. Snowden at 9 Beekman Street New York shows terms 2 dollars per year payable in advance. Embellishments include navy yards in Brooklyn and two pages of music with words by Joan J Apaus and composed by 8. Peanson dated July 20.
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