Saturday Morning Publication at Broad Street Office
Publication note indicates issue printed every Saturday morning at 261 Broad Street opposite Masonic Hall.
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Broad Street
Masonic Hall
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1836
Page
1
Notice rates and sale announcements for land and slaves
Terms include semi weekly and weekly subscriptions with advance payment options. Advertisements charge per square and require specified insertion counts. Executors guardians and administrators must publish notices for land or slaves sales and related estate actions with fixed advance publication periods.
Augusta Advertises October American Monthly Contents
Augusta notices the October issue of the American Monthly Magazine with a neat appearance and valuable content. It features an engraving from Richard II and urges liberal patronage for the periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakspeare
Richard II
Cantzau Mancaux Engraving Featured In October American Tube Register
The October issue showcases a fine engraving of Cantzau Mancaux by Baxterman from Troye’s painting and notes the publication’s high quality, with multiple engravings and articles. A Colt race on the track of J G Wiser in the city featured Col J D Thomas’s Lady Falstaff, G Enmonson’s Jane, and James Laventon’s Sally Bugg with Sally Bugg declared winner after a foul-riding charge. time 1m 57s. A second race between G Edmonson’s Jane Read and S Suzuron’s Daniel Boon finished in favor of Jane Read with time 1m 57s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxterman
Troye
J. G. Wiser, Esq
J. D. Thomas
Lady Falstaff
Mr. G. Enmonson
Jane
Mr. G. Edmonson
Jane Read
Lance
Suzeron
Daniel Boon
Bertrand
Judge White and the Free Negroes in Civil War Rhetoric
A Knoxville Register critique rejects a charge that Judge Kite walked arm in arm with a free black at the polls. The piece argues election day leveled rank, notes white supporters of Van Buren and Dick Johnson, and condemns amalgamation fears amid discussions of social mixing and political scandal. The column ends with Col William L. Stone’s visit to Hotel Dieu Convent for investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge White
Kite
Knoxville Register
White
South
Tennessee
van Buren
Dick Johnson
Confederacy
Washington City
William L. Stone
New York Commercial Advertiser
Hotel Dieu Convent
Controversy Over Maria Monk Book Sparks Protests and Replies
A debate rages over Maria Monk Awful Disclosures with claims of imposture and conflicting interviews. Respondents defend or dispute the book while urging fair treatment of Catholics amid public notices on a Georgia appeal and railroad funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Monk
Maria
Frances Partridge
Dr. Brownlee
J. J. Slocum
W. Robins, Son
Col. Stone
Canada
United States
the Chronicle
North
Chronicle
Augusta
South
Georgia
Richmond County Delegates for Macon Internal Improvement Meet
Citizens at the Masonic Hall in Richmond County elect four delegates to a Macon convention on Internal Improvement. A committee of five names delegates Joans P. Kine Tucoas Glascock and others, with vacancy fill provisions and council funding urged. Adjourned after approving selections. Also notes resignations in Army and depredations by Jim Henry moved to Montgomery county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond County
Masonic Hall
Macon
Sammie Hane
Jans W. Daviss
Col. Wall
Cummune
Augusta
Messrs
Wa, Cummine
Joan Moons
Jonny Puintay
James Frazun
James B. Watxen
Joan P. Kine
Tucoas Glascock
We. W. Hort
Davin W. Sr. Joan
Consignees List For Oct 22 24 25 Sales
A dense list of consignors and buyers including W C Way Clark McTier co Beall Thorp Woodruff Kerrs Hope Stovall Simmons May Burnett Neal etc. Entries show multiple firms and individuals with dates Oct 22 to Oct 25 and names such as Rathbone Baker Parmelee Golly Adams Parmelee Collier Hill Milledge Baird Turpin D Antignac Clarke McTier co Willey McDonald Young Greene Yarborough Merriwether Benson Urquhart Parrott Suwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H L Jeffers
Rathbone & Baker
S Kneeland
J P Setze
WC Way
J Hoffman
Stovall & Simmons
Thos Woodruff
Kerrs & Hope
Turpin & D’antignac
Clarke McTier & Co
C Willey
J McDonald
Young & Greene
Yarborough & Meriwether
Benson & Urquhart
George Parrott
M R Suwith
Cotton market reports from Charleston and New Orleans in late October
Market notes describe low river levels hindering shipments, rising freight costs, and steady to firm prices for upland cotton. New crop prospects look favorable in Georgia and surrounding states, with limited receipts and active sales to buyers in New York and European hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Savannah
Monten Manner
Colton
New York
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Cotton Market Activity and Prices From Western District Tennessee
The market is clear with strong demand for better cotton qualities and little new arrivals. About 200 bales from Tennessee arrive as sales for the week total around ten thousand bales with varied prices from 12.5 to 19 cents per pound and Louisiana Mississippi Texian lots contributing to the totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Marriage of Rev. Janus Gareenann and Mrs Hurcurna
Married at Warren county by Rev. Matthew D. Holzanbache the Rev. Janus Gareenann aged 70 to Mrs. Hurcurna aged 40 of Columbia county. The ceremony took place on the 16th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew D. Holzanbache
Janus Gareenann
Warren County
Many Hurcurna
Columbia County
Mrs Ann Ei Parton Dies in Clarksville Georgia
Mrs Ann Ei Parton wife of Maj B F Patton dies at her Clarksville residence in Habersham County after a prolonged illness at age 19 or 20. She is daughter of John Gage Jr of Unionville South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Habersham County
Georgia
Ann Ei. Parton
B. F. Patton
John Gage Jr
Unionville
South Carolina
Stockholders Meeting For Capital Disposition Adjourned
The stockholders meeting of George Insurance Trust and Company is adjourned to Thursday evening the 27th at seven o'clock to consider disposal of the remaining capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ins. Trust & Comp’y
Two Homes for Sale on Reynold Street at Market Day
On the first Tuesday in November two comfortable houses on Reynold Street near Mr Bustin and Mrs Gardner are offered at the Market House to the highest bidder. Each house is in proper repair and suitable for small families. private sale may occur earlier by applying to B Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Ordinary
North
Sentinel
The
Barney
Alabama
P . G. B. Marshall
Worms
Reynold Street
Dr Peters Vegetable Pills Publicized In Puffing Appeal
An early 19th century advertisement extols Dr Peters Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills claiming universal efficacy for stomach liver and bowel disorders. It cites testimonials from physicians in support, notes use for pregnancy and sedentary workers, and lists ingredients origin and price. The piece includes promotional verse and references to distribution at No 129 Liberty Street New York.
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Ague
Joseph Priestly Peters
Liberty Street
N. York
Duara
Pepaia
Mother Earth
Peter
Haviland, Risley, & Uo
Thomas Barrett
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Wire and Marine
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Tell
WM. T. Gould
Sec'y
Bank State of Georgia
A. Porter
John Barefield
Thomas Mallory
Mallory
John B. Robinson
Adin
Waynesboro
Joseph Barnes
Gabriel Jones
Adm R. Wid
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James Sheridan Knowles
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Shephard Lee
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New- York
DR. Peters
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Wor. Nawson
Honee
William Hewson
John E. Bacon
Aving
Jeux Emm
Bacon
Hewson
Rk. Co. Baldwin
Mangy Andi Staple
Geo Lgue
J.B. Murphy
Hamburg
Messrs. Morgan & Wyatt
J. B. Murphy
A. N. Huntington
Upper
St Croix
Porto Rico
Jamaica
A. I. Huntington
Wuuuueve B. Kirtland & CO
Mencuanr
Ixtra
Meen Invisible
Calors, Vassimere S
Iperior
Clarendon du Fitz Clarence de
Col. Crowell
John Bascomb
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Tas
Broad and
Jackson Streets
Messrs. Clarke, McTier & Co
J. P. Setze & CO
Planters Hotel
Marion, Alabama
Marion
Asa Wheeler
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