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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1835
Page
4
A notice states that the subscriber has established himself in the houses previously occupied by the late Joseph Lackey near the river, a short distance below Benjamin M. Jackson's store, where he carries on business.
The Extra Globe announces a first number to be issued Monday May 25 with twenty six weekly issues. It will print on five double royal sheets in quarto form, containing chiefly original articles from the Daily and Semi-Weekly Globe, foreign and domestic news, public notices, elections, and convention proceedings. Subscriptions urged. names due by May 25 to ensure delivery.
A catalog of pamphlets offered for sale including a patriotic discourse with North Carolina Whigs, a rehunace association piece, a basket of fragments by Rev Joshua Lawrence Allen, a review of Clerk's defence and justification to the Refugee Association, and notices of Elder Joseph Biggs life events, Tarborough August.
A prospectus outlines a new weekly in Ketetorvugl North Carolina named the Citizen to publish literature politics religion and morality from Northern journals with domestic local info. It claims to elevate Southern press standards, promote internal improvement education and prudent constitutionalism while condemning poor printing and false reporting.
A prospectus outlines The Citizen’s aims to serve citizens in ordinary life through law, literature, and news. It pledges fearless, uncensored reporting, wide international and domestic informants, and a resolve to expose tyranny and defend constitutional rights.
In Greensborough on January 1, 1885 William Siwan announces the Southern Caizen a weekly paper to begin after 2000 subscribers. Subscription price set at three dollars per year with six month and quarterly payment options. delayed payments incur full-year charges. No refunds or releases before term end. Advertisements cost per line with longer ads scaled accordingly. All communications must be postpaid.
Che Cetlhin and J Pave announce they become principal proprietors of the Whiz and will enlarge the Whig to a wider 24 page form. They pledge stable price, broader content, and a strong defense of Liberty and state rights while expanding subscriptions and paying debts.
A subscriber announces plans to publish a weekly paper in Wadesborough North Carolina named Thenson Advertiser. The editor pledges evenhanded political and general news coverage with emphasis on politics agriculture internal improvement literature and civics. He commits to fair reporting of Congress and State Legislature and to useful and interesting content to aid local prosperity.
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses subscription rules and publication delays for The Man of Business. It mentions editors, regularity, and the cost of Hawk Longest, with references to courts, cases since 1825, and subscription restoration from the first volume.
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