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York Herald, 26 Aug 1859, p. 2     Notice to all indebted parties to settle their accounts with Mr. M. McLeod, who has disposed of his interest in the York Herald.

York Herald, 2 Sep 1859, p. 2     Notice to all indebted parties to settle their accounts with Mr. M. McLeod, who has disposed of his interest in the York Herald.

York Herald, 9 Sep 1859, p. 2     Notice to all indebted parties to settle their accounts with Mr. M. McLeod, who has disposed of his interest in the York Herald.

York Herald, 16 Sep 1859, p. 2     Notice to all indebted parties to settle their accounts with Mr. M. McLeod, who has disposed of his interest in the York Herald.

York Herald, 23 Sep 1859, p. 2     Notice to all indebted parties to settle their accounts with Mr. M. McLeod, who has disposed of his interest in the York Herald.

York Herald, 1 Jul 1859, p. 2     Notice to subscribers that they can avoid the charges associated with the Post Office Law by picking their newspapers up at certain locations.

York Commonwealth, 25 Feb 1859, p. 3     Entry states that there is great reason to belief that the government will soon re-impose a postage rate on newspapers.

York Commonwealth, 4 Mar 1859, p. 2     Editorial denouncing the governments contemplation of taxing each newspaper. The proprietors of the newspaper argue that the additional tax money should come from the application of a tax on the $6 p

York Herald, 22 Jul 1859, p. 2     Notice to subscribers that they can avoid the charges associated with the Post Office Law by picking their newspapers up at certain locations.

York Herald, 29 Jul 1859, p. 2     Notice to readers that they can avoid the charges associated with the Post Office by paying for a subscription to the paper.