Eighteenth-Century American Newspapers in the Library of Congress
NORTH CAROLINA
EDENTON
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: Continuation of The Post-angel, or, Universal entertainment.
The last issue located is that of Apr. 9, 1801. |
Note: Continuation of The North-Carolina gazette, or, Edenton
intelligencer, which was established on Oct. 24, 1787. The earliest
issue located of The Edenton intelligencer, is that of Apr.
9, 1788. The issue of Apr. 9, 1788, spells "Inteligencer" incorrectly
in the title; although, this is probably a typographical error,
for the correct spelling appears elsewhere in the same issue. The
only other issue located is that of June 4, 1788. |
Note: Continuation of the State gazette of North- Carolina.
The earlliest issue located is that of Feb. 27, 1799. The last issue
located is that of May 1, 1799. |
Note: Continued by The Edenton gazette, starting with the
issue of Nov. 19, 1800. |
Note: Removed from Newbern, N.C., in 1788. The earliest Edenton
issue located is that of Sept. 8, 1788. Continued by The Herald
of freedom, starting with the issue of Feb. 27, 1799. |
FAYETTEVILLE
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Universal entertainment.
See: The Post-angel, or, Universal
entertainment. |
Note: The last issue located is that of Oct. 12, 1789. Continued
by The North-Carolina chronicle, or Fayetteville gazette,
probably in January 1790. |
Note: The last issue located is that of Aug. 29, 1795. |
Note: Continuation of the Fayetteville gazette. Paged continuously.
Ceased publication with the issue of Mar. 7, 1791. |
Note: Suspended publication in April, 1799; removed to Raleigh,
N.C., and continued there starting with the issue of May 7, 1799,
as The North-Carolina Minerva, and Raleigh advertiser. |
HALIFAX
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: The last issue located is that of Dec. 17, 1810. |
HILLSBOROUGH
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: The earliest issue located is that of Oct. 6, 1785. It lacks
an imprint, but contains a Hillsborough heading on page 3. The only
copy located with an imprint is that of Feb. 16, 1786. |
NEWBERN
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Impartial intelligencer, and weekly general advertiser.
See: The North Carolina gazette,
or, Impartial intelligencer, and weekly general advertiser. |
Note: Issues of July 11, Aug. 15, 1787, have a hyphen between "North"
and "Carolina" in the title. Between 1789 and 1790, title was continued
by the North-Carolina gazette. |
Note: Continued by The Newbern gazette. And political and miscellaneous
register, late in 1800 or early 1801. |
Note: The subtitle With the latest advices, foreign and domestick,
follows the title after a period. The "k" in "domestick" is dropped
in 1777 (?). Publication was occassionally suspended during this
period. The last issue located is that of Nov. 30, 1778. |
Note: Continuation of Martin's North Carolina gazette, starting
the new title sometime between 1789 and 1790. The last issue located
is that of Feb. 24, 1798. |
Note: The last issue located is that of Sept. 2, 1784. |
Note: This was the first newspaper published in North Carolina.
Established in early August 1751, judging from the date of the earliest
issue located, that of Nov. 15, 1751. The last issue located is
that of Oct. 18, 1759. |
Note: Established in November 1785, judging from the date of the
earliest issue located, that of Oct. 4, 1787, vol. 2, no. 99. Removed
to Edenton, N.C. in the summer of 1788. The last issue located published
in Newbern is that of Mar. 27, 1788. |
RALEIGH
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: Continuation of The North-Carolina Minerva, and Raleigh
advertiser, starting the new title sometime in November or December
1800. The last issue with this title was that of Apr. 25, 1803.
Continued by the Minerva, or, Anti-Jacobin. |
Note: Formerly published at Fayetteville, N.C., under the title
North-Carolina Minerva and Fayetteville advertiser; removed
to Raleigh, May 7, 1799. Continued by The North-Carolina Minerva,
in November or December 1800. |
SALISBURY
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: Established in April 1798, judging from the date of the earliest
issue located, that of June 27, 1799, vol. 2, no. 62. The last issue
located is that of Aug. 13, 1801. |
WILMINGTON
Publishing History - click on title for Library
holdings |
Note: The last issue located is that of Sept. 1, 1775. Publication
was probably discontinued shortly thereafter. There are photographic
reproductions of page 1 of Nov. 24, 1769, Dec. 29, 1773, and July
28, 1775, in The American historical review, April 1906,
v. 11, no. 3, page 550, classified at E171.A59. |
Continuation of The North-Carolina gazette.
See: The North-Carolina gazette
(Wilmington). |
Note: Continued as The Wilmington gazette, starting in January
1799. |
Note: Between the dates Nov. 27, 1765-Feb. 5, 1766, title was:
Continuation of The North-Carolina gazette. The last issue
located is that of Feb. 26, 1766. |
Note: Established Mar. 5, 1788, judging from the date of the first
and only issue located, that of June 18 1788, vol. 1, no. 16. |
Note: The last issue located is that of Aug. 4, 1796. |
Note: Continuation of Hall's Wilmington gazette, probably
beginning the new title Jan. 3, 1799. Continued by the Wilmington
gazette, commercial and political, probably in early January
1816. |
|
|