Published Every Saturday Morning No 61 Brondestrett
An address entry noting publication schedule and location opposite Masonle Hall.
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Brondestrett
Masonle ‘Hall
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1836
Page
1
Public notice on rates and legal advertising terms
The notice outlines semi weekly and weekly newspaper subscription rates and payment terms, plus ad pricing per square for various insertions. It details posting requirements for land and negro sales by executors and guardians, and public gazette publication timelines for estate notices and applications to sell land or negroes.
Augusta News and Florida Volunteers Pay Notice
A Georgia Augusta column reports the Florida Volunteers will be paid off at 10 o'clock at the Pran ven's Hovel on Tuesday May 10 1836. It also includes Mrs Bannes Benefit remarks praising her performance as Mrs Haller and Miss Banyxs address to the volunteers. A cited Edgefield Advertiser note describes the Hamburg Bank board planning a new three story brick bank on Mar Irete street with a strict specie deposit rule.
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Richmond Blues
Florida
Edgefield
Bank of Hamburg
Shultz
Mar. Irete Street
Hamburg
Golty
Tribute to Captain Samuel Borrs by the Richmond Hussars
A Richmond Hussars meeting at the United States Hotel honors Captain Samuel Borrs for his leadership and personal sacrifices. The resolutions express gratitude for his deportment, kindness, and devotion to the comfort and welfare of the corps during the Florida Campaign.
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Richmond Hussars
Florida
United States
Samuel Borrs
James E. Cashin
A. S. Conntenn
Campaign Diary From Florida 1836 War Dispatch
Extract from a Florida campaign diary recounts marching to Fort King and Fort Drane, descriptions of Cave’s massacre site, Indian communications, cattle captures, and notes on the disbanding of Augusta Volunteers. Mentions Col. Lindsay, Gen. Scorr, Gen. Bustis, and Gen. Crimsen and discusses strategic ideas for future frontier defense.
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James Brannan
Dr. Brannan
Eatonton
Georgia
Alabama
Col. Lixpsay
Tampa
Bustis
South Carolina
Ko-haha-jo
Sauron
Ko-ha-ha-jo
Fort Brooke
Tampa Bay
Col
Linnsay
Lampa
Withlacoochee
Gaines
Fort King
Cotton Market News and Merchants Ledger Highlights
A detailed commerce update notes arrivals and sales across cotton categories in Louisiana Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas and Bahia. It lists dozens of merchant firms and partners operating at the levee and shipping districts, with prices ranges and stock figures alongside remarks on market dullness and rainfall impacts. The report cites Levy's Price Current and Tavax Manker and references Liverpool classifications and warehousing concerns.
Cotton Market Recap and Prices Across Upland and Sea Island
The report notes totals of 29 641 bales Upland and 1 700 bales Sea Island on hand, with weekly sales around 3 079 bales and Sea Island inquiries at lower rates. Prices for uplands shifted from 14 to 20 cents, while Sea Islands sold mainly between 34 and 45 cents, with a variety of commodities like rice flour and sugar showing limited activity. Shipping and public stock movements include a 2005 share sale at 70 cents and state bank quotes near 126. The market context reflects mixed demand and price fluctuations from Liverpool to Charleston.
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Savangan Manker
Liverpool
Canal
New Orleans
St. Domingo
Cuba
Rail Road
State Bank
Cuanneston
Uplands
New York
Charleston
Sea Island
Maritime arrivals and departures list for Savannah steamer trade
Arrived goods and passengers include the Richmond with tow boats Nos 18 and 6 9 and numerous firms such as Rathbone Baker R Smith Sibley Parmeleo Co and Stovall Simmons & Co. Departures note the George Washington Forrester Tugalo and the Richmond bound for Savannah with 557 bales cotton and 784 bales on another voyage.
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Banat
Baudry
Stovall, Simmons & Ltd
Tugalo
Wray
Savannah
Campfield
R Barber
L Roll
J &S
Richmond
Crosswell
Executors Sale of Land in Greenville Georgia
Executors sale ordered by the Inferior Court of Columbia County by consent of the Court of Ordinary. On the first Tuesday in July next a tract, No. 218, 9th District, 024 acres, in Merriwether County, within usual sale hours, belonging to the estate of Mary J. Wood, deceased, will be sold at the courthouse to distribute among heirs. Jas. Burroughs, Exe'r. May 4.
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Court of Ordinary
Federasble Inferior Court of
Columbia County
Greenville
Merriwether County
Said
Mary J. Wood
Jas. Burroughs
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