Local Gazette Ad Placard at 261 Broad Street
A weekly notice appears stating publication every Saturday morning from No 261 Broad Street opposite the Masonic Hall.
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Broad Street
Masonic Hall
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1836
Page
5
Terms and notices from a colonial era newspaper
The text lists subscription prices for semi weekly and weekly papers with advance or year end options. It details advertisement rates per square, insertion rules, and posting requirements for legal sales by executors administrators or guardians including land or negro sales. It also specifies notices for debtors creditors estates and leave to sell lands or negroes with required publication times.
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Court of Ordinary
Augusta Chronicle Notes June 1896 Court and Finance Items
The Richmond county Superior Court opened its session with Judge Jony Satyr presiding. Reports say 30 to 40 shares of the Georgia Insurance and Trust Company sold Saturday at 83 per share with $50 paid in. Athens news lists Georg ia Rail Road and Banking Company directors chosen for a new Athens branch: Hays Bownnre, Wa. H. Mornay, Esouir B. Bear, A. J. Mitter, Wa. M. D'Anvienac, Prrasant Sroyant, B. F. Curw, Eowann Busris, Ronenr Camrarrey.
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Superior Court
Richmond County
Jony Satyr
Georgia R. Road & Baning Comp
Athens
Georgia Rail Road and Banking Company
Messrs
Hays Bownnre
H. Mornay
Esouir B. Bear
A. J. Mitter
M. D’anvienac
Prrasant Sroyant
B. F. Curw
Eowann Busris
Ronenr Camrarrey
Augusta
James Camar
Office
Ga. RR. & Banking Eens
Crowett's Joux Bascomay wins Northern South race report
Passengers arriving in Charleston on Sunday in the Steam Packet Columbus from Norfolk recount the great North versus South match on the 31st last. Col Crowett’s horse Joux Bascomay defeats the famed Northern horse Post Bar. New York papers dated the 31st and Journal of Commerce of the 1st do not mention the race. An election in the city for Inferior Court judge and county surveyor followed. Eve 170 Hare 73 for judge. Barron 149 Tanven 79 for surveyor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Columbus
Norfolk
Cols Crowett
Joux Bascomay
Post Bar
Mail
New York
Journal of Commerce
War
Suanvow
G. F. Pantrsn
Columbia
Philadelphia
Sayes
Europe
Lewis Cass
Washington
Metamora Report Attacked by Indians En Route to Roanoke
From Columbus dated June 5 1836 the steam boat Metamora arrived after an attack from Indians five miles above Roanoke. Three companies of troops aboard searched the river found no Indians yet faced renewed fire. Five men wounded three badly two slight. Broan accused of robbing the mail. stage attack witnessed by the driver. General Jessup left Columbus on June 4 for Tuskegee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Western Mail
Comsgus
Apalachicola
Roanoke
Metamora
Irwinton
Alabama
Randolph
Stewart
Broan
Jessup
Tuskegee
Philando R. Broad
Chambers County
U.S
Commanding Alabama forces under a new general
The report notes a transfer of command to a 100-man unit in Alabama. General Scott is confined to his room by indisposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Scott
King of Georgia Voices Independent Fortification Skepticism
The United States Telegraph reports Senator King of Georgia opposing the escalating fortification program in the Senate After affirming certain fortifications as necessary he warned that unchecked growth would lead to a tyrant's bayonets and corporate guards eroding liberty and dignity of the Chief Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Georgia
United States Telegraph
Tyns
Congress
Senate
House of Congress
Waldie's Portfolio and Companion to the S Circulating Library
The latest issue includes a fine engraving of Captain Mannyatt author of Peter Simple and Jacob Faithful. The portrait, full length with facsimile signature, enhances the celebrated Library and Companion works.
Buckensville 1836 Independence Day Meeting Minutes
Citizens of Buckensville met on May 23 1836 to plan the 61st Independence Anniversary. Major W A Buck chaired. Y L G Hannis and Wu LB Warre were named orators. Ronald McMillan and Judge H M Barrer were readers of the Declaration. A dinner was ordered free for Revolutionary Soldiers Ladies and county citizens.
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H. M. Barrer
United States
Ginus
Augusta Chronicle
Southern Whig
Elberton
Beventy Aten
Siateon Oxiven
Jas
Lorron
Sinauetox
A Vile Attack on Abolition and Constitutional Rights
The piece denounces Mr Pixner's positions on abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia as treacherous and wicked. It argues Congress has no authority to interfere with slavery, while attacking the House for acts to open the question and set a national precedent.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Prxcxyny
Constitutifox
Pixc
Union
Caitiff
Conigreas
van Buren
U. States
Confederacy
States
House of Representatives
Beech Island Dinner Honors Southern Volunteers From Florida Campaign
Citizens of Beech Island hosted a dinner for Lt. James Tanner Gray and Gannery Ganonen of the Richmond Hussars and several Edgefield True Blues volunteers in the Florida campaign. Speakers praised their bravery, offered toasts to Washington, Lafayette, Jefferson, South Carolina, and noted the relief of a block house garrison amid ongoing Creek War reports.
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Beech Island
James Tanner Gray
Gannery Ganonen
Richmond Hussars
Gro. Mircen
Anrnur Simkins
Mircenor Gatemy, Jr
Edgefield
Joan I. Gray
Mintever Gaupary
Anyun Wuarury
Dawson Atkinson
Washington
Lafayette
Jefferson
Liberty
Roslin Castle
South Carolina
Buonaparte
The
Rhine
James ‘Tonten Guay
Gannert Ganowen
Groner Mitten
Amuor Simerns
Milliener Garren, Jr
Litgefield
Gnax
Plaice
Union
Gan
Hand
Columbia
Richmond Blues
Richmond Huevare
Georgia
Igun
Ronsarson
Blues
Indiana
Congress
Upper Rune
Barnwell
Janus
Garoyen
Gavins
J. V. Downtwo
Isaac B. Busn
Volunteers
Jonn B. Bavon
C. Calhoun
Ganouin
Jans T. Garay
Richmond Hussare
Dawsey Arxixsoy
Miorida
W. Gannert Ganonen
Curxeu
Joan McKixwye, Jr
Geonor McCurrix
Carolina
Joan FE
Ganaxer
W. 8
Sairu
Florida
Parnicx Suimuns
Henry
Bana
Irish Volunteers
Charleston
Joan I. Guage
Murienax Gatviuin
W. Stansen
Hunny Cox
Jenna
Read
Suwannee
Suwannee Old Town
Ife
Samuel A
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Middlelorida
Stormy News From Ballimore and Annapolis
A Ballimore correspondent reports a severe northeaster and cold weather as the Legislature in Annapolis moves to pass the Internal Improvement Bill. Governor Veazur is said to have pardoned most mob participants, with about a dozen convictions remaining. Additional notes mention a Liverpool to New York shipment and arrivals from Norfolk.
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Cuanseston
Columbus
Houmen
Norfolk
Ballimore
Annapolis
Veazur
Haa
England
Philadelphia
Monsax
Charles Carroll
Liverpool
New York
Local Scriven County Weddings Reported
In Scriven county on the evening of the 2d instant at Mrs Burresss by Rev Missick Lopez Mr Minenisos Gounrt to Miss Man Bennera both of Scriven county. In Scriven county on the evening of the 26th ultime by Rev Robert Lockerlaer Mr Taos Guess to Mins Sanau Rounrusy both of Scriven county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriven County
Burress
Missick Lopez
Minenisos Gounrt
Man Bennera
Robert Lockerlaer
Taos
Mins Sanau
Obituaries of L M Sturcerano and Mrs Jann Parsaen
In Seyiven county, L M Sturcerano died after a long illness on the evening of the 30th. In Burke county, Mrs Jann Parsaen, wife of Edmund Palmer, Esq., died after four months of illness on the 2nd, aged 86. Mrs Palmer was the second daughter of the late Rev. Robert Allen of Richmond county.
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Seyiven
L. M. Sturcerano
Burke County
Jann Parsaen
Edmund Palmer
J Douglass M D Surgeon Dentist Returns to Resume Duties
J Douglass M D, surgeon dentist, returns to the city and will resume the duties of his profession for a few weeks. He resides at the Planters' Hotel. June 8.
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J. Douglass
Umm
Planters
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