Newspaper The Democrat and Carroll County Republican (Westminster, Md.) 1838-1846 Democrat

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Title

The Democrat and Carroll County Republican (Westminster, Md.) 1838-1846

Other Title

Democrat

Dates of Publication

1838-1846

Created / Published

Westminster, Md. : William Shipley

Headings

- United States--Maryland--Carroll--Westminster

Notes

- Weekly
- Began in 1838; ceased in Mar. 1846?
- Issues for called also .
- Description based on: Vol. 1, no. 25 (Aug. 9, 1838).
- Carroll County Democrat (Westminster, Md. : 1846) (DLC)sn 89060270

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Library of Congress Control Number

sn89060248

OCLC Number

20569875

Succeeding Titles

The Carroll County Democrat (Westminster, Md.) 1846 to 1863

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