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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1834
Page
5
A brief note indicates events or happenings on Saturday morning at the Globe Notel on D Street, with no further details available in the fragment.
A reader questions the oath sworn by the Bank's President and Cashier claiming the April 7 1834 report is full and true. The letter from Aprotina discusses whether the oath is proper or merely ceremonial and calls for a correction to prevent suspicion of design.
The Columbus disease report is likely a rumor as nearby papers dated the 26th ult are silent. Simeon Martin fled New Orleans on the 20th ult with about $20,000 from the Mechanics & Traders Bark. A $2,000 reward is offered for his capture. Louisiana law fines $200 for selling liquor to a slave.
Savanna Manger notes active demand for Uplands with about 6500 bales sold at 103 133. Principal sales around 124 13 cents for fair to prime lots. Rice demand limited with quote 242}. Flour scarce with quotas at ee a 6}. Corn cargo arrived and sold in lots at 85 to 87. Freight rates listed to Liverpool Havre New York Providence and Boston. Georgian.
The report lists weekly exports 14758 and prior exports 280109 with a grand total of 294836. No additional context or dates are provided.
In Savannah the 30th alt Rev F Neuf ville unites Edmund Molynyux Gq with Eliza Harriet Johnston daughter of the late Col. Johnston. In Charleston Samuel Thompson of Augusta Ga weds Julia Dunham daughter of Mrs Wary H Wits. In Middletown Conn on the 22nd alt Rev Crone unites H W Risley of Augusta Ga with Jane Watkinson daughter of the late Joseph Hupsarn.
Doctor S M Hamilton of Philadelphia endorses Rowand's Tonic Mixture as a lasting cure for fever and ague after standard medicines fail. He notes its medical basis aligns with physiology and urges universal knowledge of its benefits. His letter supports the remedy and its continued use.
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