Tarboro Press subscription and ad rates from 19th century
The Tarboro Press announces weekly publication by George Howard. Subscriptions cost two dollars fifty cents per year if prepaid, or three dollars at year end. monthly rate twenty five cents. Advertisements up to a square cost one dollar for the first insertion, with twenty five cents for each continuation. longer ads priced proportionally. Court and judicial notices cost twenty five percent higher. Ads must be marked with insertions or run until ordered otherwise. Letters to the editor must be postpaid.
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Conte
Public correspondence between Hon B Brows and Gen R M Sanders
The Raleigh Register published letters between Hon B Brows and Gen R M Sanders. The paper notes the matter carries limited public importance but provides the parties a chance to speak for themselves for readers to judge the case.
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B. Brows
R. M. Sanders
Raleigh Register
Washington Letters On Publication Of Personal Correspondence
R M Saunders writes from Washington on January 8 1843 asking editor Mr Gales to publish his letter to Gov Spaight and references to Van Buren remarks following the French Commission end he notes a personal Van Buren letter exists but deems it delicate to publish.
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Washington
Gales
Register
Brown
van Buren
V. B
Louis McLane
Henderson
Mr Macon
Gov. Spaight
Mr. van Buren
van Bureng
E. R. M. Saunders
Edwards
Saunders
Baltimore
Gen. Saunders
Martin van Buren
Spaight
Washington relics sword and staff sale request
In a Washington DC scene dated December 26 1842 a letter exchange recaps a Raleigh conversation about political support and alleged slights between Bedford Brown and others. Brown asserts views shifted after a Richmond Enquirer piece and Van Buren era remarks. A later 1835 exchange with Martin Van Buren discusses public integrity and political loyalties. A Virginia House moment presents Samuel Washington relics, a plain battle sword and Washingtons will forcefully invoked as national memorials. A separate note mentions an 1843 letter reply regarding these matters.
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Washington
Raleigh
Graham
Raleigh Biigster
Saunders
Withuren
North Carolina
Mr. Russell
R. M. Saunders
Bedford Brown
Richmond Enquirer
Whig
Gen. Jackson
Bragg
E. B. Brown
House of Representatives
G. W. Sumaers
Virginia
Speaker
Legislative Assembly
Samuel T. Washington
Kanawha County
Commonwealth of Virginia
Congress of the
United States
Congress of the United States
Benjamin Franklin
General Washington
W.hington
Charles Washington
Frankling
Samuel Washington
Samuel T. Washingon
Lord
Gidton
Special mission to Britain settles Oregon question
The Philadelphia Mercury reports a special mission to Great Britain is being prepared to settle important subjects with the Oregon question as the chief issue. William Webster is named as the likely appointee to lead the mission.
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England
The
Philadelephia Mercury
Great Britain
Webster
Defantte on Hoyt Defalcation Figure at Port of New York
A lengthy finding on the defalcation case of Jesse Hoyt as Collector of the Port of New York states the amount involved as 226,295 dollars and 31 cents. The report clarifies the deficit and the official accountability in the long inquiry surrounding Hoyt's tenure.
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Jesse Hoyt
Port of
New York
Nenea
Charleston Mermaid deemed an impostor by doctors
The Mermaid exhibit in Charleston is called an imposture by professors Bachrhan Gods ding Gibbes and others. They declare the creature merely an African ape combined with fish parts, formed by removing the lower body of one animal and affixing it to another. The Charleston Mercury is cited as the source.
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Boston Daily Mail
Cieath
Lowell
Mass
W.P. Shattuck
Dtd
John Bachrhan
Medical Colege
Carolina
E. Godsdings
Medical College
State of
South Carolina
Lewis R. Gibbes
Charlessian College
Charleston
Charlestor Mercury
Fay
Jame
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the Tarborouzsh Press
George Howard
Pobkekeal
Raleigh Standard
Raleigh, N. C
Russell
Brage
Aleigh
BR. M. Saunders
Waashington
Kalergt
Shanklin
Jackson
Hon. B. Brown
Congress
George Washington
Perches
Bailéy, Fishkill
G. W
William Augustine Washington
George Lewis
George Steploe Washington
Bushrod Washington
Kanawha
Washingon
Maryland
Cumberland
Lee
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Bedford
Philadelphia
Frederick
Georgetown
Supreme Courts
Lawrence Lewis
Gen. Washington
Hison
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