26 Sep 1835
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1835
Page
1
A brief notice stating that the publication occurs every Saturday morning, with printing location Broad Street under the Globe Hotel.
The notice outlines subscription prices for semi weekly and weekly papers with advance and year end payments. It details advertisement charges per square for semi weekly and weekly insertions and monthly rates, minimums, and posting rules. It also covers posting requirements for executors administrators guardians and various sale notices including land and slave sales with specific publication windows.
The Board of Trustees on Monday appointed Rev Counsul F Srances Principal of the Lancasterian Institution which will reopen under his management on the first Monday in October. Parents and guardians are respectfully requested to send their children as before. The issue also directs readers to a communication by A Gsonoran reviewing Judge Schley’s Federalism and related testimony.
The Greenville Mountaineer links Maj Penny's defeat to alleged threats in Anderson County where Union supporters were told to vote a certain way or face lynching. The piece questions the report but condemns any Union man who would vote under fear, defending the Free Trade and State Rights party while calling the claim degrading if true.
From Columbia County a large nonpartisan meeting was held in Appling on Monday. A Preamble and Resolutions of patriotic character regarding abolitionists were passed unanimously with harmonized support from both parties. Rev Jorman Hanniss chaired the meeting with Stumons Crawtonn as secretary and Col % Williams as committee chair.
A reprint from the Athens Southern Whig carries the first part of an Address to the People of Georgia on presidential topics. The paper notes it cannot print the full Address now and will present the conclusion next issue. It aligns against Van Buren but agrees with the polemic on avoiding White’s claims.
A Georgian discusses Southern reactions to Abolition, church resolutions, and a heated Georgia gubernatorial campaign. The piece surveys Federalist charges against Judge Schley, antiwar sentiment, and jurisdiction disputes over Cherokee affairs, urging Georgians to uphold Republican principles in October elections.
Latest reports from Liverpool and Havre indicate August market conditions with steady cotton prices quoted 164 to 174 cents as demand remains good. Freight costs to Savannah and Charleston hold at 60 and 75 cents per bale, while the river remains navigable and stock levels near 231,000 bales.
Two ceremonies performed by Rev. P. R. Hackett and one by Rev. Juriah Harris tie residents to spouses across the city and nearby Columbus Georgia. The listed couples include Bratsz Neun and Macpansen Rupuge, Avovustixy Fanpenicnr and Mane Axx Rupren, and Satus D. Stewart with Renevea C. Arenso.
Died on the 18th aged 1 year 5 months after a seven day illness. Miss Marina Grovaen, daughter of William Grovan of this city. At Erie Alabama on the 9th died Mr Atypen Bruntav Cowrtye in his 23rd year, formerly of this city.
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