European War News and Southern Academy Prizes
Intelligence from Europe through April 28 notes Napoleon and coalition armies near the frontier with Murat seizing Italian posts and proclaiming aims to unite the peninsula. In America, Indians and treaty disputes trouble the frontier as Hawkins and Nicholls, plus Florida officials, are cited. A Southern academy exam is praised, detailing premiums in the Female School and Latin English departments with named students and classes.
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Europe
Napoleon
Buonaparte
France
Austria
England
Vienna
Murat
Italy
Papal
Alps
Pacific
Rhine
Pyrenaees
Spain
U. States
Mississippi
Col. Hawkins
Col. Nicholls
Florida
Richmond Academy Examinations Praised By By-Standers
A bystander at the Richmond Academy examination lauds President Rev Mr Thompson and the faculty for elevating the school. He highlights Miss Silvertin and the English and female departments and argues against trustee awarded premiums preferring teacher led merit, with concerns about policy and distribution.
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Richmond Academy
Thompson
Academy
James Moore
N. Moore
Murray
Dixon
Silvertin
Istander
Richmond Academy Semiannual Exam Communicated
A fragment notes that on Tuesday last the Richmond Academy held or communicated details of its semiannual examination, indicating an academic deadline or result pending.
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Richmond Acadmey
Turbulent pacification talks and Indian hostilities noted
The April 29 St Louis paper rails at treaty terms with Great Britain and the peace frame. Captain Duncan Graham claims he cannot curb Indian hostilities as gentry shelters their actions. A Vincennes report says a band of thirty rangers was surprised and nearly wiped out near Tort Harrison, causing fear for the nearby fort.
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St. Louis
Great Britain
Duncan Graham
Kentucky Gazette
Vincennes
Harrison
Milledgeville
U.S
General Orders Highlight Cadre Pride in North Division
Washington June 7 Maj Gen Brown urges officers retained to unite for the new corps’ consolidation and to prove themselves worthy of continued service. He predicts within a year the army will be the most efficient by numbers, praising Brown’s prior command in the last campaign.
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Washington
Ship Milo Arrives from Liverpool with Full Cargo
The Milo, under Captain Glover, returned from Liverpool with a full cargo after sailing April 26. War with France had not yet been declared, and the Allied army had not crossed the Rhine though in strength. Passenger Mr Creighton carried dispatches for governments from the late Commissioners.
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Boston
Milo, Glover
Liverpool
France
Rhine
Bonaparte
Mr. Creighton
Advertises Boarders at Greene Street House
A. Miller announces at his commodious Greene street house he continues to receive female boarders and male boarders who are students of Richmond Academy or other local schools. Editors are asked to publish the notice for three weeks and forward bills to Augusta for payment. June 16.
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Greene Street
Richmond Academy
A. Miller
Savannah Republican
Milledgeville Argus
Augusta
Varied Grocery Goods and Negro Man Wanted for House
A sale listing tropical wines such as Madeira Teneriffe and Malaga, along with spices, pepper, ginger, and cigars. The notice advertises several grocery and dry goods items for cash and seeks a capable negro man to assist in the house, posted by Thomas Grace on June 16.
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Orleans
Madeira
L. P. Teneriffe
Malaga
Grace
Goods and Timber for Sale in Augusta Notice
A fragmentary listing advertises assorted goods for sale by John Man including cloths nails coffee rice and vinegar with timber for contract sale and laborers wanted. Also notices of administrator Fr Phinizy and an August sale of estate lands in Hartisbury and other lots in Augusta with cash terms.
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John Man
Honourable the Inferior Court
Augusta
Hartisbury
Liberty Street
Greene-street
Liberty
Greene-streets
Snevannah River
Liberty-street
Savannah River
R. M’combs
A. Martin
Notice to Georgia Merchants on Licenses and Distiller Duties
Merchants, distillers, and makers in Georgia who failed to obtain licenses must appear at Columbia Court House on July 1, Ware Renton on July 3, Sparta on July 4, and Ge Borough on July 7 and 8 to obtain licenses. Distillers must report spirits taxed February 1 to April 1 1815 and pay 20 cents per gallon with penalties. bonds for duty on stills and boilers due. David W. Crawford, Col. Office Columbia, Collector Revenue C. H. Tth Lune 1815 3d Dist. Georgia.
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Dist
Georgia
Columbia Court-House
County of
Columbia
Warerenton
Warra
Sparta
Hancock
David W. Crawford
C. H
Lune
1815
3D Dist
Georgie
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Col. Wark
Board of Trustees
Cras
Elizabeth Furey
Eliza Silvert
Jane Barret
Sarah Oliver
Eliza Furey
Miss Fox
Wm. Poe
Alexis Tardy
Edward Kneeland
John M’tyre
Daniel Edrington
Gordon Sims
Geo. W. Lamar
Theodore Smith
Washington Poe
the Chronicle
aDays
Satuday
Deewane Lacy
Riccard M'Maxus
John Tindley
Riiews
Burke County
Jim
John
Nancey
Jane
Francis Doyle
Richmond
Andrew
John Smith
Greene County
Gerogia
P. Donaldson
Sheff
Thomas Grace
Lewis Cooper
WARE
Uring
Anis Bugo
J. Hill
Phinizy
Adm
Inferior Court
Richmond County
Thomas Ohara
Lai
Said County
Ee Abit Az
Xeumninghaim
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