Wake County NcArchives News.....Raleigh Minerva 1816
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Raleigh Minerva 1816
Friday, April 26, 1816
   A. LUCAS returns his grateful acknowledgments to the people of North 
Carolina. He came among them a stranger, and was kindly received and liberally 
patronized. Being obliged to remove from the State, he prevailed on MR. CARNEY 
to conduct the establishment until he could find a successor. Such a one he 
hath found in MR. THOMAS W. SCOTT, a native North Carolinian, to whom he hath 
disposed of "The Raleigh Minerva" and his whole Printing Establishments in the 
City of Raleigh. MR. SCOTT, he earnestly recommends to the public as a person 
worthy of the most liberal support, and confidently hopes that he will prove 
every way deserving of it.

   THOMAS W. SCOTT, having purchased from MR. A. LUCAS, "The  Raleigh Minerva" 
and his printing establishment in the city of Raleigh, solicits a continuation 
of the patronage of a liberal and general public to that paper and 
establishment. The manner in which it was conducted by MR. LUCAS is so well 
known - professions on the part of THOMAS W. SCOTT are unnecessary. Suffice it 
to say, that in both departments he will endeavor to walk in the footsteps of 
his predecessor: and in conducting this paper will make the public good his 
sole object, and "nothing extenuate, nor set down in malice."


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