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Newspaper

Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1836

Page

2

Impostor Dentist Brainard Trial Claimed in Anderson

A public notice describes the trial of a man calling himself Dr A Brainard a dentist who married a young woman in Augusta after forging a church certificate in Boonsboro and deceiving other communities. He was convicted in Anderson after a Habeas Corpus fight and sentenced to a thousand dollar fine and two years imprisonment.

Pendleton Messenger An- District 8.C Losures Afinard Anderson Earl Boonsboro Maryland Augusta Charles Berdeau New York Brainard Berdeau Europe N. York Charlegtan Maryand South Carolina Richardson Williamsport Chronicle Vermont Williamsport A. Brainard Bellefonte Tisles Payoe B

Interpretation of exclusive and concurrent legislation terms

The passage explains that phrases like in all cases whatsoever and exclusive legislation define Congress as sole lawmaker in ceded areas. It notes Congress may legislate in some cases and not in others, while ceded cases prevent State or concurrent action.

Georgia Journal Mr. King Martin van Buren Congress District of Columbia United States

Vaucluse Factory noted for growth and labor mix

The Edgefield Advertiser describes the Vaucluse Manufacturing Company plant sixteen miles south of Edgefield on Horse Creek. It notes a granite five story building with 1500 spindles and 25 looms, 50 workers split 30 whites and 20 blacks, strong output and a market, and predicts rising demand and dividends under Superintendent Mr. Gibbs. It also covers Texas and Florida military movements and local incidents.

Edgefield Advertiser Othinat Vaucluse Hamburg Aiken Horse Creek Vaucluse Manufacturing Company Gibbs Jacksonville Black Creek Pierce Fort Crane Peninsula Jesup Florida St. Marks Withlacoochee Fort Drane Call Tampa Bay Provatt Smith New River

Tragic Wounds After Firefight Leave McFadden Dead

The wounded man, identified as McFadden, lost an eye and suffered an gruesome mutilation. Doctor Wood, the Surgeon of the Post, arrived quickly but McFadden died about four hours later. The incident reflects the brutal toll of the violence reported.

Doctor Wood Mr. McFadden

Banks Report Georgia Institutions Sound and Prosperous

The Constitutionalist notes semi annual reports from state banks. Mechanics' Bank in the city shows capital of 400000 and strong liquidity with ample specie to redeem notes. Bank of Augusta also profitable. other banks mirror prosperity with substantial means to meet liabilities. A table lists original costs and present values, highlighting that Georgia banks hold high capital and robust value compared with noted scarcity of genuine Wall Street pricing.

Mechanics’ Bank Bank of Augusta Georgia Money Georgia Banke United States Wall Street Insurance Bank State Bank Geo.Ins. & Trust Co Geo. R.R. & Bri’g Co Bank of Hamburg

Mechanics Bank Report and Georgia Legislature Commerce Notes

The Augusta Mechanics Bank presents its semi annual report dated Oct 8 1836 detailing capital stock deposits circulations and profits alongside bank assets including specie bullion and notes. The Georgia legislature committee lists announce standing committees in the House and Senate and notes bills for railways banks and insurance companies with a choice of Alfred Cuthbert as U S Senator.

Mechanics’ Bank Auousta W. Schley Geo. Str E. A. Sibley Mechanics Bank Augusta Gev Georgia Insurance &Trust Company Philad Alfred Cuthbert John W. Campbell SV Sodis Boston Phila- PaeaWeh Delphia Charleston Yan Macon John M. Adams Foster Man Thomas G. Casey George Collins Collins & Maton Sam’l Dowse Ware Maria Whitehead Rebecca Whitehead Holcombe, Peck & Co William Holmes Marshall Keith Columbia Co Oetaro Basanneh Lamar Lage Manton Bee Thos Celia G. Monat H. Metcalf D. Metcalf G. H. Metez E. Molyneux As Ae W. BB. Massane Anah Rissa Fanny Moore John Morrison G. M. Newton John Nesbit Moses Rolf Oes W. J. Rhodes Guard M. B Earlker Arangtee Lucy Smith Abbeville Joel Smith Ti Sibley Urquhart Burke jJas B. Walker K. White Anna E. White Gounterfelt Rebecca Walker Susan A. W Mond Co Walker Burke County T. Haynes

Augusta Chronicle Reflects on Justice and Courage

A fragment from Augusta on a Saturday in November 1836 urges readers to be just and fear not, framing moral guidance in a period voice and invoking civic virtue. The terse note echoes a general exhortation rather than detailing events or individuals.

Bank Incorporation and Court for Errors Pass Senate

In the Senate this morning a bill was introduced for the incorporation of a bank at Brunswick and extending the charter of the Planters Bank of Savannah. The joint select committee reported a bill to organize a court for the correction of errors. A new invention claim notes a patent India-rubber steamboat with a white oak boiler from down east.

Mittenorvitur Senate McAllister Savannah and Lawdon Columbus Insurance Company Columbus Life Insurance and ‘Trust Company Dunagan Alfred Cuthbert Congress Brunswick Planters Bank of Savannah Joint Select Committee Down East

Legislature Re-elects United States Senator Arenen Conrnent

The legislature re-elected United States Senator Arenen Conrnent for six years starting March 4. The Express Mail service has begun, with packets for north or south prepared daily at 8 o'clock P M at the city post office.

United States Arenen Conrnent

Health Of Charleston Week Deaths Reported

The Charleston Board of Health lists sixteen weekly deaths in Charleston ending the 13th instant: five whites and eleven blacks, with no cholera deaths reported. Littell's Museum October issue arrived late and features varied content including a lithographic likeness of Mr T N Tatrourn and Sir Joan Spayn.

Health OF Charleston Littell T. N. Tatrourn Jon Joan Spayn

American Turf Register And Sporting Magazine Preview

A November issue notice highlights a portrait of the imported horse Fxnr engraved by Bannerman from a Troye painting. Editors anticipate portraits of John Bascombe Bill Austin and other blood stock owned by Col Crowe of Alabama. Dr Robertson plans lectures on Phrenology in the city praising his past lectures.

Usl Fxnr Bannerman Troye Turf Register John Bascombe Bill Austin Col. Crowext Alabama Ronertsoy

Writing Master Goonwane Extends Stay in Augusta

The writing master Mr Goonwane plans to remain in Augusta for two more weeks at the Masonic Hall rooms. The Constitutionalist notes his improving class and urges residents to visit for lessons, citing clear progress even after few sessions.

Goonwane Constitutionalist Augusta Masonic Hall Goodwane

Governor's Message Urges Militia Reform and State Improvements

The Governor's Message urges Legislature to address militia defects and adopt a larger budget for a Governor's residence, advocating $30 009 for the house. It supports moving the Arsenal, enlarging the campus, and cautioning on a Lunatic Asylum. The piece praises E Harrison and notes state independence from federal surplus funds amid tariff debates.

State House Capitol South Carolina Union Carolina E. Harrison, Esq Supreme Court Georgia U. States Federal Union

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