The Wilmingtonian., 1824-02-26
THE RELIGIOUS V1SxTER.


sBehold! / bring you good tidings Of great
10y, which shall be to all people"
The Editor of this contemplated work hav'ng|
and relying on the encouragement nc mas AREA
DIV received, has ventured to appear before re-
lipious community in the responsible character OF
an Editor hoping that he will receive from q
generous public, that liberal support which well
conducted paper ofthis nature, merits. lie looks
for the patronage of not any one religious demo
mination only, asHthe liberality of his views, ne
trusts, are not limited by any feelings winch the
prejudice OF party may create: TN the contra
nv, he earnestly solicits the encouragement and
support of all who profess faith in, and love Tor,
The Divine Redeemcr, our Lord Jesus Christ.
Our country is at present plentifuly supplied
with political papers, which are extensively CIR
1culated, and receive good support. Inc ihtor-
nation which they contain, while interesting in
IA political and temporal view, is deficient, we
think, on the more important and interesting SUD-
iects of religion and the prosperity OF the Mes e,
lsiah's kingdom. TO the dissemination OF intelli'
gence of this character therefore, the RELIGIOUS
lVIs1Tgn will he exclusively devoted.
The present is period Of unparalleled exer-
ltion in the cause of Christ, and these exerllons
lbaye hitherto been blessed in manner that
should encourage the christian public to renewed
lefor,s. in the service of their Master While the
Information respecting the Redeemer's Kingdom
must interest the friends of Zion, it will also ma,
lturally tend to enlarge ths views, excite ms ~
Elections, and increase his efforts IN her oeha"
In this, may we hope, the publication may be m
strumcnta, in doing good, as wen ~ aHora'"e
pleasure to its readers
/ We feel pleasing satisfaction, also. OF stating
THAT we have such assurances in the friendly aie
land co-operation of several gentlemen VINO WI
contribute to advance the object OF TINS puo!'ca
tion as to warrent our entertaining the h'ghes
)expectations OF its success: at least we P'eoss
Yourselves to use the most unremnted exer'lohs
in endeavoring to make the VIsITEn every thing
our friends could wish it to be-.
The following gentlemen had the goodness 't
examine the plan and object OF our work, o.
which they speak in the following language VIZ
RECOMMENDATION.
Michael w. Mckinley has submitted to us ms
lplan for the publication of a Religious Paper, IT
1.-The borough of Harrisburg. We are much pleas
ed that his attention has been directed to pub
,llication Of this kind, and hope it will be sum
cienly patronzct! to justify the undertaking. an'
!, make it respectable and useful paper
Il w. X. DE WITT,
i JOHN WINEBRENNER,
4 GEORGE LOCHMAN,
j NATH'L. TODD,
i JOHN WOOLSON,
Il CONDI7TONS.
T. The Religious Visitor will be published ev
|erv SATURDAY, in octave form, containing sixteel
Fl. The subscription price to be TWO DOL
LARS, to be paid half yearly in adrance.
iii, No subscriber taken for q less period thar
six months
Nv, All communications connected with th'
establishment, and forwarded. by mail, must Dc
post paid. non.;h,,
t Subscriptions received at this office.
81 Dec. %, 1928.