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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1834
Page
6
Late and Important From Europe New York May 7
The United States packet from Liverpool April 7 brings London and Liverpool papers. News covers French ministry changes and Spain alongside Britain and France planning to invade Portuguese territory. Reports of rising hostility between Holland and Belgium and a renewed push by England and France to curb Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New Youx
United States
Coldredge
Liverpool
London
England
France
Holland
Uankurstos
Hin
Gibbons
Pan
Noyek
New York
Horp- Redge
N. York
LI Supxkpes
Paris
Washington
U. S
New- York
Ontario
Bank of Augusta Bankers Report April 1834
A minute financial statement from the Bank of Augusta to the Governor of Georgia on April 7 1834 lists capital stock notes on hand and in circulation deposits and surplus. It details discounted paper by location amounts due from other banks and overall liquidity including specie and real estate holdings. The document is sworn before Western B. Thomas notary public by John Moore president and Robert F. Poe cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
M. Persil
Royal Court
M. Barthe
Peance
Court of Accounts
M. Barbe Marbois
Interior
Commerce
Count de Rigny
Marine and Colonses
Foreign Affairs
Duke de Broglie
Baron Roussin
Constantinople
Marine
Admiral de Rigny
Maonip
Portugal
Sarmento
Donna ‘Aria
Morilo
Veria
Galacia
Fiedil
Ciudan Rodrigo
Ovorio
Ville Real
Santarem
Don Pedro
Donna Marvin
Conde de
Charleston Courier
Cranveston
South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company
H. Allen
Ravenel
Cara, &c
Elock
A. E. Berry
Com
Post Office Department
Washington
Columbia
Columbia Company
Augusta
Charleston
Charleston Neck
Georgia
John Moore
Wee
Bank of Augusta
Am't Pd
Central Bank of Georgia
Thomas Cumming
Richard Tubman
John Campbell
Hugh Nesbit
John Carmichael
John Cumming
Savannah
John P. King
EB. Keating
James Gardner
William AW .Turpin
James Fraser
John Fox
Isaac S. Tuttle
John Porter
A. Waterman
James Wardlaw
N. Delaigle
John Boues
A. B E. White
W. J.C. Allen
The
State Bank of North Carolina
Robert Campbell
Mary Hill
Guardian
Augusta Free School Society
Joka Rae Peardign
Geo. O. K. White
Ann E. Cumming
Sarah W. Cumming
C. Dortie
M. A. Reid
Elizabeth Reid
David Weinney
William Bunes
William Cumming
R. A. Reid
H. O. Reid
Joseph Rivers
Mason Academy
Robert A. Reid
Sarah Adams
William J. Bunce
South Carolina
N. & M. Murray
Thomas N. Hamilton
Alexander Spencer
Jane Velfair
Kyrusters Lburke County
Hosea Webster
McLean
John Edgar
Ann Be, Cumming
R. RB. Jones
George M. Newton
Samuel Clarke
Robert Clarke
John Bones
Sarah G. Haig
Joel Martin
Pillot & LeBarbier
David Wardlaw
Lucy Isaac
James ©. Longstreet
Isabella Bones
Janes Harrison
Francis Hamill
Joseph Calhoun
James and
William Harper
Thomas McGraw
Sarah McGraw
Alexander Martin
WW. W. Montgomery
J. S. Blair
J. Basrak
Joseph HW. Lumpkin
Sul
Joseph K. Kilburn
Richmond
Western B. Thomas
Aotary
Robert F. Poe
Board of Erectors
Robert F. Foe
W. B. Thomas
An Honest Man and Grand Jury Presentments
The item notes that the Grand Jury presentments of Burke County arrived too late for today’s issue and will be printed in the next. An extract from Scriven County dated May 14, 1834 discusses state rights and public sentiment, with a letter from a respected citizen arguing the rights movement grows stronger as principles are understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Scriven County
Insurrection Rumors Stir South Carolina Greenville Convention
A wartime letter cited by the Eggfield Carolinian alleges Union supporters in South Carolina plotted rebellion against the state government. The missive, signed THOS P. SPIERIN, urges rapid organization of district regiments and demand for unit reports, urging officers to report only Union men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggfield
Union
Abbsvile
Greenville
Union Party of
South Carolns
C. Robt. Cunningham
Thos P. Spierin
N. B
Congressional Ticket Heightens Western Nomination Debate
The notice reports on a Congressional ticket controversy regarding a Western nomination. It states Gen Newnan planned to move to the Western section and withdraw a nomination if needed, noting Western support and unity with the State Rights party, while stressing the move would be unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnan
Murray
Walker County
State Right
State Rights party pledge sparks assured fulfilment doubt
Fragmentary wording suggests a political pledge tied to the State Rights party. The text implies confidence in fulfillment but hints at potential political motives or reassurances without specifying events, figures, or dates.
Sentinel dispute over Presidents removal of deposits
The piece debates whether the Sentinel and Chronicle rightly defend or attack the President in his removal of the deposits, arguing about side with the President versus the Senate, and contending the paper stands for truth and justice over party. It questions consistency, honesty, and the impact on liberty of the press.
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Senate
Deposites
Sentin.l
Han
Partizan
Burke Sociation
Adams Mien
Pops
Jackson
Gilmer
Lum Kn
Troup
Fredom
Ie Sentinela
P Galery
Weil
Et Cour
Georgia
Noltifica
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