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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1809
Page
2
A plan outlines a progressive classroom system with numbered lessons posted on doors and nails. It details monitor roles, ticketing, superintendent oversight, and duties for reading arithmetic and spelling monitors, plus arrangements for assistant monitors and relief for larger classes.
Brux Stokes and Company announce they have formed a partnership with friends and the public to undertake commodions a term used in the notice.
The notice describes stores and warehouses along the river known as M Kinns’s lower Wake House. It cites their location and safety to reassure patrons and promises attentive service. It anticipates patronage in the warehousing and trading line established by their predecessors.
Fefe Smith announces a new boarding house at Green thest with private dining and public dinners on offer. A detached room features a billiard table for occasional amusements. A linked livery stable, with an excellent hostler, promises flexible terms by day month or year. March 25.
Notices report a runaway enslaved woman Hannah brought by Floyd Jarvis of Columbia County claiming Toliver Barlick of South Carolina as owner. Also a May 1869 court order in Baldwin County directing Baxter Pool's heirs to transfer land to William Lyon. a runaway slave ad for two women described as GM and BICE. and a political notice announcing Joseph Henderson as sheriff candidate for Richmond County.
Enoch Crabb warns individuals to avoid paying notes or taxes under a prior judgment. He describes a land allocation tied to a debt and insists no payment is due unless compelled by law. The notice references dates in December 1808 and December 1809 and mentions enforcement actions.
This day the firm of John Hill and Co is dissolved by mutual consent and all debts to the firm are asked to be paid to those responsible. Those with demands against the firm should present them for settlement, as the business will continue under Hills & Ponce. May 27.
Creditors must file properly proven claims against the estate of William Fitzgerald deceased within the legal period. Debtors are urged to pay promptly as no indulgence will be granted. James Videau, guardian. May 13.
Indebted parties are informed that after June 6 next all claims not settled will be placed in the hands of these fliers for immediate action. Those with demands are required to come forward and make payment. James Violeau. May 13.
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