The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-03
PROPOSALS
For publishing IA Ajs gltce Il .Nto Paper,
10 be caied
THE LYNCHBuRG HERALD.


glsd mra,lre, ot persons whose amin ne,
2eal ia the pnrsnit of useful information VII
II ever prompt ilIrn Ia take advantage 81 eveFs
II neaa by which they may gFltiig such lnubo
bic desire: ant it j. = Let mol les, trne than
ii e1mpli neHtafy To our citizens, that amid al
E,ae ii -a = aud etnbnff,s sHIeHts which has [
Batenle liu JiEii al - We'll rs public enterprise
II, ,sre has been seen faithful aud growing i'm
Inr,yemeht thfp ighoit this part of the coun-
=, -, il, every bri,Ich of science. The 5,rat
N,,,,i.4 wAich are now discussed throughout
,r nblilical wnrl l. ~ nearly allied 10 HE best
Ealerest Of tue patrol aud the phlanlhfopist.
II ,nurffa4i,y demand their attentive canside-
Er,tion. The pe0Piedn al, they wiI not, "a.
Em,in in II state Of mental Inactivity, y hile il
n i absolutely incumbent on them, rs oitiaens
of lad Oi liberty as subjects 8t a govern
meit ehtr1 r.siiifes tteir constant ami zea-
l,g, nd FOR its sIinaft, and a men whose iiti.
I'm A inhiencc III defence Of ihcir natural
L. gIis an privileges are aeadrdlug 10 tlir de-
xusc u u.s." Il knoSiedgc they ppssess, to NE
Atseri chPriIon al their pnaer 70 acquire such
Baiprmatluh oil things may atIay them IL
Aausl,a1iSier and ggres7nu, ard Ia secure
Il, them coatinuaaua uf tAase enie.ments
H. which thrlr government aud society were
Bo,ttatel- Il give every QUO this neressary
II ,foraa. ion, B5ll to present every active mind
Ex,o5elhodghts are not can'intd eNclnsil ely
E,tbin its o4en qraInd with that which will
III, rich me IA 5crstaHding, Improve. The iu1g-
K H. mt a. ~ ,anc the hfart Ia know what liberty
Lad what oppression Is, is the great intention
Line great ailty of roplic nems. apcr. Aud
+ though the nunber Of newspapers may have
IU,vn beyond the lint which the public into
- NM hasc pointed ont, and tho in some
i MS anees they have not been conducted with
, Hneriect propriety and consistency yet even
4 Hibes, very circumstances are strongly expIes-
ave nj the progressive aeiGt;v ior improve
Imrni VITA which the pubic mind is actuatcd,
, IEyen no,v, While Tie despotic policy Of En.
/ rome i san pressing the liberty oil the press
iann closing the channel through which the |
Imbic mind receives It's best and dearest nu- |
, Iuinen, happy am In say that the citizens of
l ban riea with one united aad determined zeal /
Ire .nrd The liberty OF the press the best gii |
c1of Govern nent---ls the strongest buIUnrk OF
! their liberty They Will ever continue active
J 4 u preserve II from aaIse, Whlie The name OF
sHtetlon sounds DIR - the ear.
a Il is ID tIr 30 PIE Of this pl.ce and the ad-
HhGtut country that AN ready 10 apply these
HfamArtz. the increa sing aldcrity whh which
ltiPy afe takilg part IA the consideration OF
Hplllic matters, aud the Importance OF The ercaI
na1an topic. which aIitale the minds ol the
ape0pe throughout the country, ARE cifeHm-
stances which cvInee IN no small degree the
Ihct, that additional means are needed 10 sup
n ply This portion OF the community with that
0uil.ormailon which they are Nuns 10 receive
IT. elEectuaie this fa.l, and Ia bcneht himself, |
Hby securing the means Ui cpmtortabie sup
Ill, irt are my objects ia thu, appealing II the
H. lhc iaf their patronage. AN aware ot the
II rat dc tree in Whioh the editor of n paper
u dependent on the pcu!le am conscious,
lti.reore OF the dnt,t IN which lie Is held
IhoInd - tar public ior tAer surpart aud the
IFery iact thai il i Only by t:1c people patro-
Nh O. that be pFospef' ~ his profession, should
! ever be allowed to A. ~ the siron tesi tnccH-
is on his part "retlrn recniapensc tor the