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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1835

Page

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Classified Notice Rates And Legal Public Notices

Published every Saturday morning at Broad Street under the Globe Motel. Rates for advertisements: semi weekly 6.24 cents per square first insertion and 4.39 cents each subsequent. weekly 6.24 cents per square. monthly under one square 1 dollar. Legal notices require specific publication times: land or negro sales by executors or guardians on first Tuesday. sixty days prior. personal property forty days. debtors and creditors forty days. application to sell land or negroes four months.

Court of Ordinary Washington Library London Agunta Hvuis Washington City Cranch Rt. Dawes Supreme Court U.S Lord Raymond King’s Bench Common Pleas Chancery England Supreme Court U. S Bar Jurist Supreme Court Congress Richards. Coxe Exchequer Rufus Dawes United States Aaron O. Dayton Duff Green Ream Estate FOX Intelligence Office U. S J.C. Beard P.S Burke Waynesborough Burke County Jeasen Greene John Fryer Samuel Player Said Burkey Jack Benjamin Seger Rollins Grecorgia Jefferson County Rercas Richard Brown Jane Brown Louisville D. E. Bothwell

Mail Arrangements and Office Hours Details

Post office schedules show daily mail due times and closing hours for multiple branches including Nonruran Mart Western Marl and Savannah Mart. Office hours extend from 6 to 8 pm with a mid day break. Sundays vary with opening from 9:30 to 10:30 am and 7 to 8 pm.

Savannah Wesern

Indemnity Bill Debate Echoes in 1835 News

The French press favors the indemnity bill while Livinesrox letters spark doubt as publishers and merchants lean toward peace. The Northern Mail delays Hamburg delivery delaying market speculation on Liverpool news. New legal texts and European tales interest readers, including Tur Jurist and The Washington List.

Livinesrox Hamburg Liverpool Charleston

Political Conventions and Presbyterian Warnings in Georgia

The piece argues for a Union Democratic Republican convention in Milledgeville to nominate a presidential candidate while opposing Calhoun doctrines. It also reprints a South Carolina Presbytery narrative warning Presbyterians about abolitionist interference and the danger of emancipation rhetoric impacting ministry to enslaved people.

Union D. R Federal Union Columbus Sentine Union Democratic Republican Party Milledgeville Federal Martin van Buren White Whigs Federal Party Virginia Union Democratic Republican Convention Union Party Jefferson Calhoun State Rights Party of Georgia

Call to unity against fanaticism in church and nation

The author urges Christian denominations to embrace humane ideals and reject colonization and abolitionist zeal. Citing the Presbytery of South Carolina, they condemn fanaticism and emphasize faith as a force for national protection, urging brethren to act for peace and shared duty.

Friends of Jesus Christ Church South Carolina

Washington Hall Inn at Macon Georgia Aims to Please Travellers

A traveler praises Washington Hall in Macon operated by Messrs. Mostran and Morr for its good meals drinks and lodging. The establishment promises comfortable stays with attentive proprietors. The Washington Hall also hosts the great Western mail stage office run by Lone street and Gurpn.

Great West Washington Hall Macon Georgia Messrs Mostran Great Western Mail-Stage Lonestreet & Gurpnon

Stranger praises Edgefield Court House road inn

A traveler from Augusta writes to commend Mr Thumas's establishment near Edgefield Court House road for offering substantial simple comforts unusual in southern hostels. He urges future visitors seeking shelter to seek this hospitality, noting its kindness contrasts with harsher lodging options.

Edgefield Court House Thumas Carolina Lewis Curry

Cotton Market Reports Sharp Demand At New Orleans May Market

New Orleans New Orleans Manor May 2 Cotton block 92490 bales. Market shows steady fair demand, sales near 12000 bales, Liverpool classifications from fine to mid varying with minor upgrades. Imports since October exceed last year by 10352 bales. detailed sales by region with prices from 14 to 21 cents. Monux Mangat May 2 Cotton stock on hand 23999. early week sluggish, Liverpool accounts to March 24 lift sentiment. sales about 2500 bales, firm close with quotations up to 21 cents.

Livenpool Manker Uplands Brazil West Indies Havne Margret United States Louisiana Upland Mobile Tennessee Pernambuco New Orleans New Orleans Manor Liverpool Alabama Florida McEipt

Presentments of the Grand Jury May Term 1835

The Burke Superior Court grand jury reports examined court records and court books, found them correct and neatly kept. They applaud moves toward a Court of Errors or Appeals, condemn mis-legislation that blocks ordinary tribunals, and note suspensions of the state’s supreme judicial power. They commend Hon. Jonor Amnews and request publication in State Rights Sentinel and Augusta Chronicle.

Burke Superior Court Garnett Andrews Court of Ordinary Gronox Melhosy General Assembly Jonor State Rights Sentinel Augusta Chronicle

Telegraph Line and Goods Advertisement

Telegraph line leaves Augusta daily at 3 pm for Milledgeville Macon Talborton Columbus Montgomery Tuscaloosa and Mobile with connections to the Columbia west mail coach. Seats reserved at Charleston office and Eagle Phoenix Hotel Augusta. WM. BOSTWICK offers Fall and Winter dry goods and groceries. Now landing 100 boxes and 20 casks Superior Cheese 20 barrels Canal Flour from new wheat Ely’s red brand Oche2.

Columbus Macon Milledgeville Augusta L'Alborton Montgomery Tuscaloosa Mobile Columbia West Charleston Eagle & Phanix Hotel Reeside Fuller Saltmarsh, & Co Rae Bostwick Superior Family Canal Ely Ongstreet & Gurman’s Miller, Howron, & Co Warrenton Sparta Knoxville New Orleans Joan McLean Washington City Camdenn D. C Fayetteville Raleigh N. C Tate &Newland Gainaville Appling Wrightsborough Washington Athens Greenville Aiken Edgefield Abbeville Anderson Pendleton E. A Warm Springs Ashville N.C Barrett & Beard United States N. B. Romeo St. Croix Young Hyson Tee Dec Baltimore Howard-street

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