Tarboroush Press Advertisement Terms
The Tarboroush Press publishes weekly at two dollars per year paid in advance or two dollars and fifty cents at year end. Subscribers may discontinue with notice and arrears paid. Ads under a square cost one dollar for first insertion and thirty five cents per continuation. Longer ads priced per square. Court orders and judicial ads add twenty five percent. Ads must state insertions. otherwise they run until directed. Letters to the killer must be postpaid.
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Great Falls
Alluys
Cape Fear
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Neuse
Smithfield
Raleigh
Newbern Toy
Waynesborough
Journal Prospectus and Democratic Press Embrace
A prospectus from Wilmington in 1844 announces the Democratic Journal to be issued Fridays with price terms and a stance opposing Whig measures. It pledges allegiance to strict constitutional construction and aims to serve farmers, merchants, and mechanics while urging Democratic patronage. The piece includes political verses praising Polk and deriding Whigs, reflecting era partisan tone.
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Wilmington Messenger
Wilmington
United States
Confederacy
North Carolina
David Fulton
Wilmington, N.C
State of Treasury and railroads endanger investment
The speech outlines Treasury strain from prior appropriations and railroad debt, urging permanent provision to fund the Treasury and to pay interest on Wilmington and Raleigh and Raleigh and Gaston bonds. It argues for protecting state stock holdings and suggests using bonds of the railroads for safe, steady returns to fund common schools and internal improvements while preserving public credit.
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Wilmington and Raleigh
Dan
Literary Board
Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road Company
Treasuer
Board of Internal Improvement
Treasury
Wibhington and
Raleigh
Weldon
Raleigh and Gaston
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Supreme Court
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the Tarboroush Press
George Howaanp
Wrospretus
The
Wilmington Journal
Yo Davin Favros
Anterepo L. Price
Jim
Caroline
Polk
White House
Clay
Kentuck
Harry Clay
Polkshead
Tennessee
Baltimore
Old Clay
Jim Polk
New York State
Chendage
New York
Wright
Pennsylvania
Hal Hal
James K. Polk
Poltucal
Raleigh Star
Gentemen
Senate
House of Commons
Public Finances
Charleston
Raleigh and Gaston Rail Road
Wilmington and
Literary Fund
Cradit
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