Published Every Saturday Morning at Broadestrest
A short weekly issue is issued every Saturday morning at No 261 Broadestrest opposite Masonic Hall. The notice confirms regular weekly publication and location details for readers seeking the newspaper edition.
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Classified Notices and Terms for Ads and Sales
Semi weekly and weekly paper rates include advance payment options with full year pricing. Ads require number of insertions and avoid underpaying. Notices cover land and negro sales by officials, with sale days, hours, and public gazette publication timelines. Debtor and creditor notices, estates, and required court leave notices specify publication periods.
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Congressional Documents and Southern Literary Journal Notice
The issue notes receipt of Congressional Documents and speeches from Wat. C. Presvox Ivo. P. Kins C. E. Haynes and T. Guascoer. It also mentions the March number of the Southern Literary Journal with a reference to its contents in the advertising columns.
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Southern Literary Journal
Littell's Museum March No to readers notice
The March number of Littell's Museum has arrived but time prevents detailed review. Readers are directed to the advertising columns for contents. In Pennsylvania the House expunging resolutions cause stir among the expungers and reference Buchanan.
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Postmasters urged to fix mail delays in 1836 letter
A Postmaster at Ruckersville reports paper delivery failures and delays across Tennessee papers this year, noting a detained package two weeks late and blaming no local fault. The piece then discusses Van Buren and abolitionist concerns, contrasting northern and southern views on Congressional power and slavery in the District of Columbia.
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Columbia
Charleston
Laurens
Pickens
Richard Covington
Abolitionists and Georgia inlection urged to stand firm
A partisan appeal condemns Wax Boney as aligned with abolitionists and attacks press backing. It warns that if Georgia yields to editors and abolitionists, the state’s rights and future prestige may be sacrificed. Voters are urged to seek independent information and oppose abolitionist influence.
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Manrix van Bunex
Banks and politics stir Augusta style public letter
The piece critiques chartered banks and their power over government and citizens. It compares Augusta and Pennsylvania banks, laments banking monopolies, and urges resistance by state leaders and the public. It also notes New Hampshire election hints, Texas news, and local notices amid a burst of political chatter from March 1836.
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Pennsylvania
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Bank of Venice
House of Representatives
Stevens
Harrisburg ‘Telegraph
United States
Penneplyanias
Repub
Meeting Henry Clay A Correspondent Recounts Charm and Simplicity
From a Correspondent dated March 13 1836 the writer recalls being introduced to Henry Clay at his lodgings. He describes Clay as six feet tall in a plain dark frock coat, full of easy talk and natural ease, noting Clay’s genuine good nature and interest in others. The observer leaves with high respect, admitting faults may exist but praising his character and manners.
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Bellas Ring
Pease LD
Bertrand
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B. Tankersley
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Berveravd
Kentucky
Jacob Emery
Cyrus L. Tivis
Sir Archy
Printer
Col. Crowel
Bill Austin
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WM. B.tankersley
P.S
Local Business Notices and Listings From March 22
A dense docket of names and firm affiliations appears, listing numerous partners and associates such as G D Coombs, Rathborne Baker, Sol Kneeland, Stovall Simmons, and many others. The fragmentary text suggests a public notice of partnerships, business entities, and potential auctions or filings, with varied initials and co entries throughout the roster.
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R Smith
P Parrott, & Co
W Mason
Bo M Rogers
TB McDonald
Giddings & Bushnell
W D Smith
A Ginn
Augusta Market Cotton Prices Rise Amid Week's Trade
The Cotton Market in Augusta shows renewed activity with prime lots selling near 19 and middling to inferior grades around 15 to 16. Yesterday limited business limited further activity with quotes ranging from 18 to 19 for better grades and 17.5 to 18 for middling.
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Augusta
Buces Fitzsimons, Daughters of Dr Dent, City
In the sixth year of her age Buces Fitzsimons daughter of Dr John Dent of this city is mentioned in an item from the Vth ist. The brief notice records a birth or family reference tied to the Dent household in the city.
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Buces Fitzsimons
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