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04 Nov 1843
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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1843
Page
1
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The Tarborough Press offers yearly subscriptions at three dollars and fifty cents prepaid or three dollars after the year ends. For periods under a year, twenty five cents per month. Subscribers may discontinue with arrears and distance readers must prepay or provide a local reference. Ads under a square cost one dollar for the first insertion, twenty five cents per continuation. longer ads priced per square. Court and judicial ads cost twenty five percent higher. Ads must note insertions or run until ordered otherwise. Letters to the editor must be postpaid.
From Mecklenburg Jeffersonian Sept 4 report on a large Democratic gathering in Charlotte to welcome Senator William H Haywood. The piece lauds his Western representation stance, recounts the bar-b-que, toasts, and Haywood’s addresses, highlighting his defense of state majority rule and Democratic principles.
The 1830s and 1840s fight over public land funds dominates western North Carolina politics. Whig promises claimed land money would fund schools, teachers, books, and marriages, but voters saw redistributions and nullifications. A hot controversy over preemption and distribution laws left the west alleging betrayal as politicians gained offices while funds never reached people.
Latest from Jamaica reports a vast Kingston fire that destroyed James's foundry Maxwell and De Caste's steam mills and 1,340 dwellings plus 100 outbuildings, totaling about 1,400 structures. Over 7,000 people are left destitute awaiting shelter as several injuries are noted.
A late London paper notes the Marylebone board of guardians posts a reward of two guineas per man for the apprehension of at least seventeen deserting fathers, leaving over one hundred wives and children as charges on the parish.
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