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The Tarborourgh Press by George Howard is a weekly publication at two dollars and fifty cents per year if prepaid or three dollars per year at expiration. Monthly options are twenty five cents. Subscribers may terminate with notice. distant readers must pay in advance or provide a local reference. One dollar for a square ad, 25 cents for each continuation. court and judicial ads are 25 percent higher. Ads must state editions or run until ordered stopped. Letters to the editor should be mailed promptly.
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North Carolina
D. L. Swat
University At
Chapel Hill
Virginia
Duranis
Perquimmons County
Carolina
Charles the Second
Edward Earl of Clarendon
George Duke of
William Berkeley
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Albemarle
George Drummond
United States
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Union
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Georgia
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
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Cole
Virgini
Gov. Deummond
Samuel Stevens
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Early Carolina history and governance summary
A compilation traces North and South Carolina origins from 1662 to royal governance, detailing Albemarle and Clarendon settlements, early charters, and the shift to provincial rule. It notes key figures like Berkeley, Sayle, and Ludwell, and chronicles colonial divisions, major towns, legislative acts, and the UNC incorporation and early population trends.
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John Yeamans
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Charlestown
Yeamans
Oldtown Creek
Cape Ivar
Brunswick
Thomas Cowan
Abemarle
Virgina
Cape Wear
Florida
Sayle
Por Royal
Claredon
Gey Yeas
Charleston
Astley River
Ashley
Cooper Rivers
Yeanans
Cape Pear
de Rondon
Guy. Stevens
Guy
Ame Grahame
U. d States
Jol Locke
Craven
Berkeley
Colleton
Carterett
Santee
Sewee
Birdisto
Plurida
Santee River
Dee Oldinixon
Lhet Colofa
Archdele
Carolin
Our County
Abe Marle
Wm. Dremmond
Peter Carterett
Eng
Miller
John Culpepper
New England
Clarendon River
Martin
Eastchurch
England
West Indies
Culpepper
John Harvey
John Jenkins
Henry Wilkinson
Fseth Sother
Philip Ludwell
Thomas Jervis
Thomas Harvey
Ludwell
Lodwell
Lords Proprietors
Vantee River
Dusepl Blake
Jon Ar Hdale
Joseph Blake
Janes Moore
N. Jotusten
Edward Tyute
Howard Hyde
Reward Hide
Jane
Thomas Potloch
Charles Eden
Thomas Pollock
Counil
Win, Reed
Sepember
George Burrington
Dan
Richard Everard
Duke Lord Carterent
Gorelina
Crewne
Chance Ly
Nathaniel Rice
Gabriel Johnston
Matthew Rowan
Arthur Dobbs
William Tryon
N. York
Seth Sother
Pamlico
Chalmer
S.C. Vale
Sother
James Hassell
Josiah Maritim
Cape Fear River
County of
Feach
Maynard
Palmico Sound
Newbern
Bath
John Lord Carterett
Suffolk
Wilmington
James Davis
Swan
North Carolina Magazine
Universal Intelligencer
Battle of the Allemance
Tyron
Regulators
Gurrituck
Pasquotank
Perquimmons
Chowan
Bertie
Tyrrell
Beaufort
Hyde
New Hanover
Edenton
Mecklenburg
Queen Anne’s Creek
Extenton
Newton
Childsburg
Hillsborough
Campbelton
Fayetteville
Selisbury
Salem
Charlotte
Wake Court House
Raleigh
Pryon Court House
Lincolnton
Morganton
Morristown
Asheville
Waynesville
Franklin
Macon Co
Murphey
University of North Carolina
Ary
Epwamp B. Duprey
Wiliam Hill
Daniel D. Courts
Surry Co
William F. Collins
Chatham Co
Thugh D. Waddell
Orange Co
Senate
William HH. Haywood
Wake Co
House of Commons
Jeprevary
Supreme Court
Salanr
Thomas Ruffin
William Gaston
Joseph J. Daniel
Halifax
S. B. State Bank
Co. F. B
Cape Fear Bank
Goversons
Richard Caswell
Abner Nash
Thomas Burke
Alexander Martin
Samuel Jistlarca
Richard D. Spaight
Samuel Ashe
William RR. Davie
Benjamin Williams
James Turner
Nathaniel Alexander
David Stone
Benjamin Smith
William Hawkins
William Miller
John Branch
Jesse Franklin
Gabriel Holmes
Iutchings G. Burton
James Iredell
John Owen
Montfort Stokes
David L. Swain
Wehard D. Spaight
Fudward B. Dudley
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