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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1815
Page
1
Public notices show Richmond Academy staffing with James Moore N Moore D Murray and Mrs Dixon and Miss Miller. Estate sales and hires list two Negro women for Charles Johnson estate Henry Zinn adm'r. Various notices for land sales and probate actions across counties with dates and guardianship details.
Robert Reid publishes a notice stating he continues Candif making business at Mrs Powers near the market. He offers candles from pure materials in quantities by the pound box or half box at low terms and invites customers to favor his shop.
The academy resumes on the second Monday the 9th of January after Christmas. It offers Reading Writing English Grammar Geography globes and practical branches of Mathematics and Stenography taught with precision. French Language and Drawing by Mr and Mrs Smith also offered. Mount Enon boasts wealth and seclusion for virtuous education and a boarding house cost of 100 dollars per year with 25 dollars quarterly in advance and 50 cents for wood and candles. John Carr announces on February 10.
Nine months after date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Lincoln County for sale of two hundred and two and a half acres in Wilkinson County Seventh District No 180 part of the real estate of Francis Smith decd. Sarah Smith administratrix Sami. Fleming guardian mom Oct. 14.
After date, application will be made to the Inferior Court of Elbert County for leave to sell 211 acres of land on Vaes Creek line, adjoining Willis’s lands and others. Real estate of Azmon Tucker, for the heirs of the decedent. Oct. 7. James Hamilton, Adm’r. Nancy Hamilton, Adm’x.
One month after date an application will be made to the Inferior Court of Burke county for leave to sell the Negroes Charles Colah Vorcass Lucy and her children Nelly Rachel and Hager belonging to the estate of Thomas Dillar deceased for the benefit of heirs and creditors William Dillard and Tolliver Dillard trustees
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