Pushed Every Saturday Morning at Proad Street
Readable fragments indicate a recurring event pushed on Saturday mornings near the Globe Hotel on Proad Street. The sense is of a weekly schedule or event placement with location emphasis.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1834
Page
5
Readable fragments indicate a recurring event pushed on Saturday mornings near the Globe Hotel on Proad Street. The sense is of a weekly schedule or event placement with location emphasis.
The notice names James Ioer jr and Roper Clarke tapped for the Anniversary of Independence events and reports Kentucky crop damage from spring weather. It includes political excerpts on Davis’s appropriation bill and a Charleston to Norfolk shipping note describing voyage times and Cape Fear river conditions.
The column describes travel aboard the Boat and Pocahontas toward Baltimore with stops and weather dampening sightseeing. It notes political mood in Virginia, Anti Jackson majorities in the legislature, praise for Alexander W. Jones, and hopes for his next congressional bid. Local notices urge enforcement of slave peddling laws and dispute cholera rumors from Fort Mitchell.
From Naucoocuy Georgia May 23 1834 Mr Epiron reports Richardon’sDev test shows about 101 days work with one machine and 14 hands yielding 10839 uwts of gold. Observers deem it the most extensive devise mine seen in Habersham County the Gold.
Latest dates from Liverpool and Havre show a mixed cotton market with limited inquiry and stable to firmer prices for Uplands and Orleans. Week sales reach about 11,200 bales with export demand and currency fears affecting new purchases. weekly totals include 2,500 bales in American and Surat, Pernam, Bahia consignments.
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