22 Mar 1834
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1834
Page
1
Public notices outline weekly and semi weekly insertion rates for advertisements. Details mention arrears, refunds, and terms, including postage responsibility and acknowledgement requirements for publishers. The text references locations such as Jackson Street and the Globe Hotel and lists varying rates per insertion.
Readable text notes two large Adam and Eve paintings drawing crowds and praise. An appeal advertises Jo vn Horpynski’s History of the late Polish Revolution, with testimonials. Augusta Races open on Lafayette Course with colt and sweepstakes events and notable horses and bets.
The piece reports strict gate rules at the track with officials turning off rule breakers. It also quotes letters and papers debating the Farmers Bank of Chattahoochee July 1834, arguing public confidence is being manipulated amid rumored bank failure and mixed reports from Columbus and Milledgeville.
A letter argues against the 1833 law stripping protection from Indians and driving them from state lands. It condemns the shift from the 1832 act, fears poverty and starvation, and urges judicial relief while defending state jurisdiction and civilization aims.
A Georgia letter discusses Judge Hoover confronting controversial Indian possession cases under newly enacted injunctions. It predicts a public dispute between Executive and Judicial powers with Cassville debates, and notes rising State Rights sentiment in Hall and Habersham counties as proscribed by last legislature.
A letter promotes reorganization on state sovereignty and strict constitutional construction through local associations in several counties. The writer urges public enlightenment and union to secure a glorious victory, ending with a cordial closing.
In the Senate Mr Wiuter gave notice to Monday to seek leave to introduce a bill rechartering the Bank of the United States. Webster Forsyth King and Chambers joined the discussion. The New York Courier reports a tight money market with banks restricting discounts and one heavy house suspended payments amid widespread liquidity strains.
Reports from Liverpool and Savannah indicate a sluggish cotton week with prices dipping from prior levels. Dealers note wet weather, limited supply, and weak foreign advices. sales run 7.5 to 9 cents, while Tennessee and Alabama fibers show mixed demand and overall market dullness.
The Liverpool and Savannah markets show steady activity in late June with large cotton sales. Reports indicate several thousand bales traded, with prices lifting on new and old descriptions, and buyers including speculators remaining active amid ongoing demand.
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