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Augusta Chronicle

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1809

Page

3

Richmond academy turmoil and calls for accountability

A reader denounces trustees and calls for full disclosure of academy affairs and finances. The exchange critiques governance, asset handling, and legal questions while urging transparency and unity among supporters and trustees.

THOMAS H. PENN Named Candidate for Richmond Clerk Post

FWE announce THOMAS H. PENN as a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court of Richmond County at the upcoming election in July. RS.

Thomas H. Penn Superior Court Richmond County

Caution Against Servants Milking Others Cows

A notice warns against allowing servants to milk other people's cows and urges stopping the practice to avoid further action. Augusta, July.

Ople Des Dutt Augusta

Richmond Academy trustees approve pews free to worshippers

The Board of Trustees of the Richmond Academy rescinded a prior resolution regarding St. Pauls Church pews and appointed a committee to seek relinquishments from pew holders until January next. Most holders have already given up their exclusive rights, leaving a few to follow, making seats open to all and letting the congregation choose the preacher.

Richmond Academy St. Paul’s Church Barrett

List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office Columbia

A July 1 1899 list shows names of residents and correspondents awaiting pickup at Columbia post office including Avara Armstrong Allison Brantley Burne Beall Boys Bennett Beck Clark of the Suppi Court Culliff Darfey Edwards Evans Vans Foster Good Greenage Hadaway Hunt Hobis Johnson Jones Kennon Kelly Leverit Mannin McCal lum Maddox Morgan Moore Rion Roberts Samuel Sims Taylor Whittington Woolly Walker White and others.

Administration letters sought for George Alexander’s estate

In Georgia, Clark County, Mary and William Alexander petitioned the court for letters of Administration on George Alexander’s estate. The notice directs all rightful heirs and creditors to appear before the Ordinary within the legal period to show cause why letters should not be granted.

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