19 Jun 1810
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Newspaper
Wilmington Gazette
Location
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1810
Page
1
The author asks printers to send one or two copies of their papers to a Worcester address to aid compiling a history of printing in America. He seeks newspapers from Britain and Spainish America as well, plus magazines and periodicals with details on publishers, towns, states, and publication periods.
Executors on the estate of An Broadlane require all persons with claims to present them for settlement within legally limited time. William Mechellan will oversee account adjutment, and notices call on him for settlements. Fayetteville June 9 1810. The subscriber plans leaving a note in a few days and urges disposition of charges and wages.
A message notes fresh goods arriving and a new cash store on Market Street next to Be Ra. Jesse Wingate requests customers desist from credit apps as he plans to leave town this month. Sam Langdon asks debtors to settle by June 30 to avoid further notices. Jacob Levy announces a sale with bonds required.
Cash Store Alex Anderson opens at the former Anderson and Jones location offering a broad assortment of goods including Madeira and Lisbon wines, Teas, Rum, Molasses, tobacco, cotton, flour, and two likely gigs. Prices are low for prompt payment.
The notice lists rents and land sales at various properties including Sires N. Daas and the store formerly occupied by Oyen Kennin. It mentions bonds due on Thomas Jennings estate and payment dates in 1810, with buyers urged to settle promptly. Additional entries advertise dry goods, groceries, lumber, tea, calico, and a liver y stable on Second Street with offers to purchasers.
Notice advertises sale at the store withmered esteaertne boxes and related items. Includes a date May 14 and reference to didkdiepens ot lorrkae com for details. Public sale emphasis and local commerce tone.
The Directors of the Bank of Cape Fear announce subscription receipts starting Monday July 6, with first payment due Monday July 1810 and subsequent instalments on dates in September November and 1811. HN Hogg cashier notifies customers to insert this notice.
From London Globe April 1810 1816 Sir Francis Burdett questions House powers rails against unlawful coercion and privilege urging Westminster electors to consider the propriety of government authority in a pointed communication signed Piccadilly and dated April 12 1816.
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