28 Nov 1835
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1835
Page
1
The notice states regular Saturday publication from 261 Broad Street opposite Masonic Hall. It identifies the street address and location for readers seeking the newspaper distribution point and the recurring Saturday schedule.
A historical newspaper fragment lists subscription prices for semi weekly and weekly papers, advertising rates, and legal notices. It details arrearage penalties, insertions charges, and rules for land or negro sales by executors administrators or guardians with required publication timelines.
A lengthy debate on a bill to grant banking privileges to a central rail road and canal company dominates Georgia legislative proceedings. Supporters cite Savannah’s needs and regional competition with Charleston, while opponents warn of a new risky banking principle. Amendments seek time limits, capital rules, and liability provisions for stockholders.
Dr Ronerson has delivered three lectures of a planned course on phrenology to large and enthusiastic groups of both men and women. The upcoming lecture at the Masonic Hall will start detailing the organs, a move praised by supporters and attendees alike.
The Alabama Legislature met in Tuscaloosa on Monday the 16th. Samvart B. Moons of Pickens county was chosen Senate President by a 10 vote margin over Barnun of Morgan. McClune of Madison county won the Speakership in the House by two votes over Pasta, amid union party and rival candidate Phelan’s defeat noted by the Montgomery Advertiser.
Georgia legislative report notes Senate actions on Estray law clarification and Bank Committee reassignments, including a bill to ban ten dollar banknote circulation laid aside. House agenda includes call for a reduction convention and a Central Rail Road and Canal Company act amendment guiding capital limits and banking provisions. Continuous discussion on commissioners and subscription books follows as sections are read.
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