Publication address line from Globe Hotel alert
Sat morning publication note shows Broads Street under the Globe Hotel as the printing address for a weekly paper.
06 Jun 1835
Page 1
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1835
Page
1
Sat morning publication note shows Broads Street under the Globe Hotel as the printing address for a weekly paper.
The Athens Banner and the Sentinel clash over whether the three Georgia delegates to the Baltimore Convention are true delegates or merely circuit delegates. The Banner maintains they are ordinary Georgia delegates, while the Sentinel argues the convention recognized them as such. The dispute centers on who holds the authoritative view on Georgia's delegation.
Superior Courts meet on 11th Monday 1st in Richmond and Dooly and 3rd Monday 15th in Chatham. Inferior Courts meet 1st Monday 1st in Camden, Morgan, Lowndes, Laurens, Pike, Sumter, Muscogee and Cass. 2nd Monday 8th in Glynn, Liberty, Greene, Gwinnett, Decatur, Monroe, Harris, Campbell and Paulding. 3rd Monday kth in McIntosh, Columbia, Putnam, Appling, Fayette, Troup and Cobb. 4th Monday 22d in Bryan, Oglethorpe, Ware, Newton and Coweta.
The Baltimore Chronicle notes a coincidence between a Van Buren Convention in session and a large hog displayed in the city. The piece jokes about whether the owner sought visitors or mocked the convention, questions the pig’s color status, and mocks political rivalries as hog and monkey party dynamics. It asks for a contemporary critique on the political display and its publicity.
The notice reviews The Penny Magazine published in London and republished in New York, praising its engravings and affordable price while warning readers against an overcharging local agent. It also covers Apprentices Companion, a periodical promoting apprentice education and virtuous industry, urging masters to provide copies to their youths and praising its value for moral and practical formation.
News from New York May 26 reports the bill funding spoliation payments to France passed the French Chamber of Deputies by a large majority with an amendment delaying payment until France provides a satisfactory explanation to the President. The note adds details on Livingston's departure from Paris and broader European political moves, plus a stray item about Gibraltar appointments and a Moroccan lion in Baltimore.
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