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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1809
Page
4
The text outlines a new education system with numbered lessons posted on door walls for each class. It details monitor selection by examination, assignment of duties, and issuing printed tickets for monitors noting class and subject roles.
Brux Stokes and associates announce they have taken the commodions, inviting friends and the public to take notice of the action and its implications.
The notice outlines riverfront stores and warehouses known as M Kinns lower Wake House. It describes their siting and safety, and states intent to serve patrons with the same standards as their predecessors. The text promises steady patronage in this line of business.
An 19th century notice announces Fefe Smith opening VAUXHALL Boarding House on Green Street and offering occasional boarders private dining, a billiard table, and entertainment as well as a detached stable with hostler. Terms are stated as low and flexible by day, month, or year, with dining and refreshments available upon request.
In Richmond Jail a Negro girl Hannah is claimed by Floyd Jarvis of Columbia County and Toliver Baflick of South Carolina to be owned. a court in May 1869 considers land titles for Wm Lyon against Baxter Pool heirs. runaway notices warn of two enslaved women named GM and BICE believed attempting to pass as free. the Richmond Independent Fleet electors announce Joseph Henderson as sheriff candidate.
Enoch Crabb warns all persons from paying or negotiating a twenty pound note tied to land and race stakes from 1808. The note was payable in two installments, December 1808 and December 1809, with land pledged as security. He asks receivers not to pay or be compelled by law.
Notice declares the firm of John Hill & Co dissolved by mutual consent. All debtors must pay promptly to long-standing accounts. holders of claims to present for settlement. The business continues as Hills & Ponce. Dated May 27.
All persons having demands against the estate of William Fitzgerald deceased are required to present them properly authenticated within the legal period and those indebted to the estate must pay promptly as no indulgence will be granted. James Videau, attorney. May 13.
Indebted to the ancient firms of Robert Moore and company, Wm Fitzgerald and Violeau, or the Subscriber are informed that after the 6th of June next all claims not settled will be placed in the hands of these officers for immediate action. Demands must be presented for payment. May 13.
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