Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

PROPOSALS., by AL..& II CAHpnEI Ill. for nah.
u fishing br subscription. "A DEBATE ore tte
EVIDENCES or CiIRES2I,t,TFY. held b.
'ween RoEERT OWEN, ci New Lonark Scotland
and Ahsx'R CAMrRrLL, Of Bethany Virginia in the
city OF Cincinnati, ONO, beginning the 18th, and
with the mtcrmISsOn of one Sunday, continued iill
tic evening OF tiic 2ist April 1929.
Robert Owen read and spoke hours ON t,, .il,
oi SeePieiSn -AeNanter Campbell, tho Christ
an'iy spoke - ho"fs, making in all hours per day iur
days.
This discussion taken down in Shorthand nv air.
CHARLEs II. SIMS nj Cincinnat;i "A veIy cou,.etei
s'ennsr"pher, wh" r'erf'cd Il" Immediate ,in
n' ''s services t'the gh o publication;
we'd upon the T"tes iemune'ate nj. Sims. and
uertAE" the publication themselves Having agreed 10 give
him 500 dollars or ms reports aud Nj o.
tuT" to Europe, having sud his inte,es, the wok,
have become the sole proprietor.
very imp rect outline of dis ussian can be cv
en- IN any prospectus. To say hast il, per
haps the interesting discussion which occurred
since tha Reformation. perhaps before ~,
HE epoch Tine celebrity of Mr.. Owen, aud his bold
attack On al religious gave geat expectations
scept'caI would Having myself expected nuoh accu-
muated large variety Ut dOcyLIruis aud la
defence Of the Revelation, aud explored all the systos
OF sceptieIsm OF ancient aud uudcf = Ihe social
system, too. ably mead by Mir Owen "a me i, rc
view. No wOIk of the k:id can Toe found in any
language or country The buvatSs of Christianity and
Scepticsn arc clearly aud fully exposed side by side
Ana many dnc"aI;ntS, inaccessible great mass Of
"'"n1'n' wiz De md"e accessible and ineligible
readers who drsrous understand these s,,bert.
MT owen aud myself have agreed TO add APPEx
DIX II THE DEBATE Cpr the purpose of ma king the
woEk more satisfactorily This Appendix will nesent
iTom both parties their best iousns on such nasrs As
were not SO fully examined in Ihe discussun In ygofd
we may say that this work viii be itself little Iibr
~ OIL the subjects which treais and he that ris.s
h'n faithful perusai oil IL unccOyinced the of
the side which he may have previously doubled or oppo-
sed, may think, be supposed beyond the re 4c
al fA"ona con''eti"n' a. CAMPBELL.
CONDITIONS.
/. This work shall be printed d new tynr purchased
Tor The purpose, aud on good paper.
IL IL IS expected aI will 600 large duodec
inn or small octdvo pages and capao when subs,an-
italy bound, be offered fur less Ihau 50 bound il,
boards, 81 so.
ILL., To h"se who subscribe for ten copirs one shall
be aiiowed-three for tweny-eisht for fny-amd 20
Tor one hundred These allowances are made ON IN. x
press condition that The money will paid when the
books delivered. Ia all other only ten per cent
viii be allowed for sale and collection.
~ IL IS hoped that will taken ~ ubtair r. I
such subscribers viii pay, aud that The Agents viii
MAKE return OF the list Of subscribers Within two months
or s"onef rossibe. The work shall be put 10 ress in
lew h>ys aud as Cannot throw of ve,v i1se a.,
PRISON IN short time, and all possible ,iesstrh
aimed at IN the first edition. those apply st viii he
the hrSt supplied: aud should The edon fail beCe ria,
subscription is filled. those who latest 10 frwa1din
their lists Of Subscribers may have wait for SECOND
edition.
Bethany, Brooke Co. Va. May 6, 1929