Broad Street Publication Advertises Street Location
Published every Saturday morning at No. 261 Broad Street opposite the Masonic Hall.
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1836
Page
1
Periodic Notices and Rates for Ads and Legal Sales
The notice outlines subscription rates for semi weekly and weekly papers with advance or end of year payment options. It details advertisement charges by insertion type and minimum square charges. It lists required public notices for land or negro sales and estate notices with publication timelines and scheduling at the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
Tuomas Eumuensox
Scriven County
Edmund Dill
Briar Creek
Divorces and political resignations in Augustas today
Last week Judge duzy granted divorces among six local partners. Letters from Washington City report Senators S yzer and Lien resigning in line with Virginia Expunging Resolutions. The Mobile Morning Chronicle contrasts Alabama independence with President's pressure to pass the resolutions. The piece also notes a tribute to an agricultural work and reports on Tuscaloosa Indians preparing for hostilities and the death of Mr Bussanis Banayes of the Latham Fencibles, with sympathy from volunteer corps in the city.
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Washington City
Yzer
Lien
United States
Senate
Virginia
Alabama
Mobile Morning Chronicle
Old Dominion
Bussanis Banayes
Latham Fencibles
Menniwernen
Florida
Frontier Postmasters and Abolition Debates in Georgia
A Georgia Chronicle article discusses post office naming delays and misrouting, urging editors and postmasters to include county and state on packages. It condemns a local politician's Abolition stance, calls for constituent unity, and summarizes a legal ruling by Judge Suty on a stock subscription dispute with Georgia Insurance and Trust Company.
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Georgia Courier
Savannah
Milledgeville
Macon
Sam
Wirr
H. Cunmine
Frounnoy
Horr
New-York Monthly Magazine Praised for Solid Content
A New-York Evening Star notice lauds a New-York Monthly Magazine issue for strong articles. It highlights Miss Lenwick's Record a School on youth education, an astrology piece, Percival's 4 Philosophers prose, and other pieces by Pencryan and Rev. Onvinre Dewey, praising moral, educational value.
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New-York Monthly Magazine
New-York Evening Star
Lenwick
Percival
Pencryan
Onvinre Dewey
The Homeward Bound Among Knickerbocker Tales and Notices
The review extols The Homeward Bound as heartwarming for travelers returning home. It highlights Rouge et Noir as among the best Knickerbocker stories and critiques Philology as less appealing. It notes Ollapadiana and Actors' Alluguy lack praise and mentions Indian Magician as a faithful Aboriginal sketch. It also references verse pieces and a rich Editors Table with writing directions by Capt. Marryat.
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Knickerbocker
London
Capt. Marryats
Fort Duane Letter Details 1836 Military Force
From the Volunteers writes from Fort Duane dated February 19 1836 the fort houses about 350 men including a company Gen Crancy leads with 200 regulars Col Twhees at Tampa Bay with 1200 regulars and volunteers and Cane expected with 300 more Gen Scott and Hussars to join. An express from Mickanopy reports 60 to 75 Indians surrounding the settlement after shooting one man and wounding another. mounted troops were sent for aid as an expected attack looms tonight.
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Fort Duane
Hussars
Mickanopy
Express
Consignees List From March 8 Trade Report
A detailed consignments list dated March 8 names firms and individuals including Plant G D Combs B Baird RC Baldwin Dortic & Lee Stovall Hamlin R Malone J Moise Turpin D Antignac Robert McDonald Stovall Simmons Co Adams Parmalee Sol Kneeland C Hill Labuzan R Barber 8 B Beall A Cumming W H Bryson E Bustin Kerrs Hope B I F Chew J D Morrison E D Cooke H Powell W W Hanson Roberts Co W F Jackson W H Cunningham J Hanson B M Ware J Goldsmith eyeend Kin 2 L Jeffers Co H Wowiamsey d Lamapain Ia a W Sullivan Winder Schroder G Parrott Co MR Smith J E McDonald Benson Co J Sibley Yarborough Merewether Haviland Co J Norton Rowe Smith Mrs Broschton Stallings Co C Parkhard.
Market Summary from Augusta and Liverpool Cotton Trade
Liverpool reports a slight decline to Feb 4 while Augusta market shows active buying with upland prices from 13 to 19 cents and a recent 4 cent rise since late Liverpool accounts. Freight rates to Savannah 50 cents per bale and Charleston rail at 1 dollar. sales total around 4779 bales with varied prices. Flour, coffee, sugars, molasses, spirits, salt noted with firm demand and limited foreign sales.
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Liverpool
Savannah
Charleston
Cuanteston Market
Uplands
Baltimore
Canal
Cuba
Trinidad
Havana
Spirils
Mercury
Independence
N. York
Liverroor
New York and Liverpool Mail News Via Loa Fayette
From New York and Liverpool reports arrive with cotton prices up four pence. The Loa Fayette Captain Broan delivered papers up to sailing day and Liverpool advices to January 21 reached Boston aboard the Chatham. Bank stock prices and canal bank quotes are listed for New Orleans and city banks with varying 30 90 day rates.
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New-York
Liverpool
Loa Fayette
Broan
Boston
Chatham
Alt
N.O. Canal Bank
Do. N. O. City Bank
N. O. Gas Bank
Prices and arrivals sweep Philadelphia Exchange notes
The report details Bank stock quotes, the Virginian packet’s voyage from New York to Liverpool, and cotton prices with varied Upland and Orleans grades. It lists flour and sugar markets, exchange rates for packets, and scarce money, plus ship arrivals and departures in March with multiple vessels and cargoes.
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Philadelphia Exchange
Alt.a. S
London
New-York
Liverpool
Olrd
Isabella
Wood
Rowena
Winslow
Providence
Woodstock
Pettingale
York
Madison
Bulkley
Myork
Grenada
Tugo
Lrinidal
St. Mark
Holmes
Barque Brothers
Poule
Arr
Ida
Carr
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Maria
Charleston
Win
Dubois
Morester
King
Augusta
Pevingal
New York
McKay
Criterion
Toisdale
Havre
Schr Exit
Sisson
Clarleston
Cherokee
Norris
Florida
Medard
Picolata
Young
Chan Lesvon
Lafayette
Blair
Myark
Cervantes
Kendrick
Boston
Polacre
Atonay
Orlaves
Havana
Cid
Troy
Allen
Angelique
King Philip
Humphrey
Arabian
Gardner
Olive Branch
Coombs
Philadelphia
America
Willians
New Orleans
Marriages in Columbia Wrightsboro and Surrounding Areas
The notice lists several marriages: Senva Jounnan of Sparta Georgia to Racxi Gunung of Wrightsboro. Joan D Ginson to Constantia L C Ronewis of Wrightsboro. Riemann Jauyrs merchant of New York to Hannev daughter of Moses Roff. Homer Brackman to Vinersia A daughter of Dr N B Powell of Ta bor county. Eutsua P Sara to Mann Grooven in Thomas county.
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Columbia County
Senvavus I’. Jounnan
Sparta
Racuxi Gunung
Wrightsboro
Joan D. Ginson
Constantia L. C. Ronewis
Ford
Riemann Jauyrs
New York
Hannev
Moses Roff
Homer Brackman
Vinersia A
N. B. Powell
Ta'bor
Thomas County
Eutsua P. Sara
Mann Grooven
Temporary agent authorization notice
Agency authorized R Griffin and G Luke to attend to subscriber business during temporary absence from the state on March 9. Calvin Willey signs as agent or witness, age 46.
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Ion
Josuva
Warnen
Calvin Willey
R. Griffin G. Luke
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