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In page Sarah Porter Hillhouse:

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In 1801, Sarah's husband David Hillhouse purchased the town's newspaper, the Washington Gazette, and renamed it the Monitor.[1] When he died just two years later on March 24, 1803, Sarah took over the role as publisher, making her the first woman publisher in Georgia. She immediately took on the management and learned the necessary skills to run the paper, which had a subscription of around 800. Under her management, the Monitor focused on providing up-to-date news and background on public affairs.[2] She also worked as a reporter. Hillhouse engaged in many of the side businesses common for publishers at the time, such as selling writing paper, blank legal forms, and gamuts. She also advertised books being available at her house.[citation needed]