Tarborough Press: subscription and advertising terms
The Tarborough Press sets weekly price at two dollars and fifty cents or three dollars after the year. Subscriptions may be canceled with notice but arrears must be cleared. Advertisements up to a square bill a dollar first insertion, twenty five cents each continuation. Notices to be marked with number of insertions. Post payments required.
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Lonner Walvertise Apts
Secretary of War
Congress
Pacific Ocean
Columbia River
Rocky Mountains
Secretary of the Navy
United States
Post Office
Union
Pianos for Sale Advertised in Parboro' July 1 1841
I seek second hand pianos in good order for sale on reasonable terms. Apply 10 GRO WMOMaIRD Parboro' July 1, 1841.
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Parboro
Warrenton Female Seminary Advertises Expanded Instruction
Mr and Mrs Graves announce Warrenton Female Seminary now staffed by experienced teachers focused on intellectual and moral pupil improvement. Prof T M Vanden Hers named Music Professor. Warrenton’s climate and rail access noted. Year split into two five month sessions starting July and January. Fees listed for fuel and various music and art lessons. Instructors include Graves and Wilcox with Vanden Berg as Music Professor. November 20, 1841.
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T. M. Vanden Hers
Philadelphia
Warrenton
Raleigh and Gaston
Seconi
Plummer
E-q. Thos. White
H. L. Plummer
J.B Somervell
WM Eaton, Jr
Graves
A. M. Ee Mron BR
Sale notice for cotton gin and threshing machine
VHE Subscriber offers for sale a moderate size cotton gin in prime order ready for immediate use. Also offered is a Harman patent threshing machine with one horse, claimed to thresh 1250 to 1500 bushels of wheat rye oats? and peas per day. Tarboro June 3 1841. GEO. HOWARD.
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Votice
Harman
GEO. Howard
Tarboro
President's Message on currency reform and public finance plan
The President discusses currency pressure, banking credits, and the need for a sound paper medium. He outlines a Treasury plan with a Board of Control, notes and deposits, and limited private deposits to stabilize exchanges while protecting state powers. He urges Congress to consider safeguards, then emphasizes Navy, Army fortifications, Post Office funding, and fiscal restraint.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Treasury
Tiust
Board of Control
Bank of the United States
Supreme Court
Bank of Augusta
Earle
Union
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the Tarborough Press
Warrenton Female Seminary
Mometkosad
United Stas Bank of Pennsylvania
Circatsti
Guis
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