Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-25

'''V' "o"IHas % 'ocfence and .9rfs
W. As Projected in 1877, and commenced i,. JuIv
1918. Before that perad no olies,,sf ,5,snnI .
"au appeared in this county, except ihat Of ID.
,hs ,n, W imed to mineialogy, addressed with
% "l''""" OF The FIRST volume. The Anrricao J,us.
"ai mas been sustained with lutte reward nd y,.,
$3.50, uisc"u'agng Until i! has reached us
\ I. vec nn,p'e i!iusifai'ons. by eng sviugs, md
eAeess o' matter ~ every nun,ber. bry ond wbat
was stipulated, have made il an expensive Nh
=" M announcement To the present time, IL has c,.,
nom i9,Oooi" 10000 dollars and nearly ali ,h., r. -
received, has been paid for the sinp,,, =, -, "ee"
g I'.''e except 'i t~ehanse journals and the back vo
HeTcaiter. lDyrxnrnscs :, ~ not "a 60 400
ann; anh should aiise COPY be paid for thsy - p
siJlc. "0 - 'eSpOh-
As tie "ritinss of otefs have becn 81 ,rg., aud nm
fa"y contributed to tue pages o( tie Journal ,bs 60,
nay or permitted To say that there is la his hands s,i
evidence l" snsw shat it has essentially note,
some "i ""r best interests at hnnc; ,:,nt :, h.. -
well received abroad; aud tina, has t :!
I sum measnfe' Identified VITA the rfoeress q. thr
science aud Ats OF the presen, ,lav iii. -; 80,
'"' unreasonable TO ask, nG this great and n, len,
na''on that the number Of good suhscrihets (which h.
never exceeded SIX hundred, aud which has hs.
ieee"ily diminished by u failure la En,Is,5 ,,J
be so lar augmented, tina the editor ina - n, n,LL "
mana all lie intellectual we'll as mechanical Al no
9fssa'y I" the perfection aud efpeui,y 81 the work?
ny steady perseverance, through the period of eI.vs,
- " % $50" assrra'"ed, that American Journa
oil Sc'en"e and Arts can be sustained so as tn .rn,
",'n e""hdence !" Enrops hut has journal has
. To ott"'" On Gde1tate patronage al hom. n,,o
age SUFFICIENT 10 place peJmdney and sscurei, ~, n,
highri ground 10y W. "'e
oNE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS ARK Nrcrss,nv .,
give ue american Journal entire security; aud 10 add IN
Ce most desirable DE- gree, eGcicncy and 10 rho
~ us execution, both IN its 1laierfei and in its er
'e'"df dress Who can doubt that, viii, nrone,
fNh hoNpRED ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS MAY Rr
OBTAINED? -Ni DE-
A. on former OCCASION. (18o7) when siu s,- n
save" .he journal from extinction, IL NOW again ,es-
Pee"uy suggested as defnite means 81 COMPRISING n
npee whch appears 50 sbe, that all to> "a M -
ho"oi the JourHal with rteir patronage should make t
stHP'e PFecs- egor Of procuring each, one additional
ScF'oef ana that such hers, may arpruvs of the a.
s'gn, should add their names
10 All those To whom il may accept,b- ,ot,c,.
iory compensation TiN be made for he trouble Of
good subscribers. counting
On those who, two years sine .1M eq,.aI L;,,ess and
F"o"c SpHH successfully mad1 effort il might he m,
e''dte TO press II again; still there reason 10 M IN
'ua; and II Is therefore again iaried IN ard of the eyer
lions ui those, Ia whom the rtt NAY now IA, ,h
! time, commend itself.
Although the American Journal has been ;hlisisd ugy
me OF our most ancient imports III 6a,
"eusT "d1 any o"i leaue, has esyou,ei or Leen
sustained by any local interest.
he edi'or deems il dishunnr l., confess .hat his
yst'D'SS are deeply Interested success aud thar A.
mas been" tom the beginning ambition and has Dri,
To sec the American Journal established as A
RATIONAL wu az, destined survive weu he
Neaseu nom ms I1bors lie hopes houti,h
VIZ" new Vgnr aud with extended usefulness and houo,
us contributors aud its editor have lob,
" '"e 5000 cause "i useful knowledge, aud an appeal il
""w made to all the friends OF American Science ana
(ethaPs II rs n" improper add) Ia HE pe,sonol CS
Iy ne edH0T, that the subsc ptun 10 the Au,.,ic, -,
incTedsed. ~ SiItrr,ai, ~
Yale College, Juiy !, 1899