Publication Information The Saturday Morning Paper Listing
Published every Saturday morning at No 261 Broad Street opposite the Masonic Hall.
01 Oct 1836
Page 1
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1836
Page
1
Published every Saturday morning at No 261 Broad Street opposite the Masonic Hall.
Advertisement and subscription rates for Teernes semi weekly and weekly papers are listed. Payment options include annual and end of year totals. Legal notices cover land and negro sales by executors and guardians with required publication times.
The Sexton of Savannah records eight burials in the city for the week ending the 20th instant, comprised of five whites and three blacks. The item precedes notices of a new weekly paper from Chelsea Staten Island and discussions on cotton crops in Georgia and Alabama.
Joux W A Perrin withdraws from the editorial department and Jo soen J Hurcurssey assumes control. Hurcurssey pledges unchanged political stance opposing perversion of the constitution and consolidation of the Union, with a focus on Virginia and Kentucky resolutions as republican principles. The piece also notes Southern slavery discussion from the United States Telegraph.
A historical excerpt argues that the slaveholding States required slavery to be recognized in the federal compact and fugitive slave delivery guaranteed by others. It asserts any interference is an assault on the constitution, claiming the South defends the compact while critics attack it. The piece accuses the Globe of opposing the defense for profit.
The Special Committee reports 27 cholera cases with 9 deaths in Charleston over 24 hours and 12 cases with 4 deaths the next day. Macon notes a long-term low mortality and public health stability amid seasonal change, with 38 weeks tally and 47 total deaths since January.
Sept 26 consignments include Stovall Simmons & co John Coskery T Davison B Bustin B W Force & co B B Beall 8 Kneeland & co Allen & Ellis H C Bryson Hill é Labuzan Rathbone & Baker J G Dunlap A Cumming J W IT Heard R C Baldwin Clarke McTier & co J Richards L Dwelle J Davis May & Burnett Rowe & Swith Dalby & Houghkirk Benson Urquhart M R Smith H L Jeffers & co Yarborough & Meriwether B Winding Geo Parrott LL Richards W B Meriwether.
The New Orleans market reports a steady arrival of new cotton with demand strong for the lot, prices ranging from 18 to 19¼ cents, and buyers for European markets idle awaiting better offers. Stock on hand remains tight due to illness, with a cautious outlook as the new crop increases in receipts.
J. S. Toole publishes a public letter dated September 28 defending his role in a controversy sparked by an advertisement and a doctor’s certificate. He states he never intended to imply Dr. Tennant killed the enslaved people and asserts he respected Tennant as a medical figure.
Notice records Benjamin Douglass resuming dental duties at Broad and Jackson. A plea seeks information about Solomon Green, missing since December 1835 near Pocotaligo. Also an ad for Thomas Davis selling groceries at 189 Broad Street with a long list of goods and prices, and a land/horse note with an estray entry.
A detailed listing of articles and contributors in The Knickerbocker monthly for September 1836. Includes pieces on the Greek language, sea tales, Florida sketches, ornithology, the Fall of the Alamo, poetry, letters from Palmyra, and notices of American literature and publications.
Luther Roll advertises his Fire Proof Carriage Warehouse at Washington and Reynold streets near Eagle and Phoenix Hotel in Augusta Georgia selling fashionable durable vehicles at low prices. Also offers harness carriage furniture repairs and made to order vehicles with quick repairs. August 13 6m Wier.
Clarke MeTEIR and Company offer for sale under liberal terms a large grocery and hardware assortment including hemp bagging osnaburgs sugar molasses coffee nails salt liquor pipes rum wine rock salt castings shoes smiths tools iron and other items. July 27 2m 86.
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