14 Jun 1834
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1834
Page
1
Public notices mention a Saturday morning street activity near Proad Street under the Globe Hotel. The readable fragment lacks clear dates or names but indicates recurring weekly scheduling and a local gathering point around the hotel district.
A committee for the approaching Anniversary of Independence selected James Ioer jr Esq and Roper Clarke to read the Declaration. Both gentlemen accepted the appointments. The text also includes crop reports from Kentucky and various political notes from 1831, with remarks on leaders and ballots.
A passenger list notes the Boat carrying about 40 travelers with the Pocahontas bound for Baltimore. The writer discusses Virginia politics, Anti Jackson majorities, and praises Alexander W. Jones. They mention racing results, city concerns in Augusta, and cholera rumors debunked near Fort Mitchell.
In Naucoocuy Georgia dated May 23 1834 reports claim of a large gold vein found by Mr Epiron and Mr Richardon. The test shows about 101 days work with one machine and 14 hands yielding 10839 uwts of gold, described as perhaps the most extensive devise mine ever found in Habersham County.
The Liverpool cotton market shows limited inquiry and steady to firmer prices for Uplands and Orleans with mild weekly changes. Sales for export reach 11,200 bales, with 7,258 bales imported for digging ratual more, and a May 1 report notes dull, heavy activity and about 3,000 bales traded, including Bahia Pernams and American varieties.
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