Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27
TIE .4nlerican Journal Of Science ami .4rtsI

1"o ''me|fcuH journal Of Science and .4rts
W. projected in 1917, and comnaepced in Jnly
io'o. Before that period original Journal o
hee hah appeared in this county, except that Of DR.
""ich was limited to- tInealogy, itf
ne completion al the 6rst volume. The Anerie. n Ion,
' "S oeeh sustained with ue reward and under vicis
STUDIES sometimes Encouraging, until il has reached i,s
no'""e. ample illustrations, by euera Wings. n nd
large excess of matter In evcIy uunb., t,.1 -,
was shPu'h"n, nave made il u expensive work
From MS commencement the present time IL b, roe,
o" io'oOo d"iiass and nearly all that has been
mas been paid for the support Of the work: .eny
ing niue except the exchahee journals, and ,t. 49, -
tunes. 10y ' ''' "''~ Vo-
Hereafter, ihr expenses ~ not fail >hnr, or % ooo
IN "n "a" the copy be paid lor, they may s ell
eve" " <IOu or more, aud the editor a!uu. il
s;ble. ~ - 'r>Pon'
As the writings Of Others have been so largely aud Jde
'a4S Contributed To the pages ct Iou.hsL t sd.a-
"sEniiiiA
rs~nt evidence 10 sheW, ihaf II has ,s.s,,;,lt-
some 81 ~ best Interests hGne that il has b,.r
"eiI received ahic-At and that II has become ~
some measure, Identified y-:. the u,o,r-ss az =,
Science *nd Arts Of the present day Til, heinz ,r
de Is 1t unreasonable 10 ask, this great d opn,en,
p".'"' '' me number nj good Subscribers (NA,>
never f"erora SIX hundred, aud which has been
ieoehtiy diminished by failure in Eu,lauiN sbonrj
e :" mar the editor may b. enabled to com
hn0yld ali the Ut'Yeciadi az veil as mecb,pic,I aid
t"the Perfection aud pei peuity nf ,i,e work,
by seafy perseverance, through the period Of eleven
yeats: II ""~ aserI'aned dat Anrrican Iournnl
q Sc'eH'e asd AIS can DE- s'sis.e, TO aogur.
espect ana c"nienre III Europe hut has journal has
sill To obtain an 0at quate patronage AT hone
age SUFFICIENT 10 iace permanently and securely on N.
highest grouri. "
oNS THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS ARE NECESSARY to
give the American Journal entire security; and 10 ada H.
ae tr desirable d'sree. to is efficiency and Ia the ~
ee'sce OF It's execution, ho,h ia paicril nad IN n.
efhH dress WIN dnuAt that " h proner x.,t,,,
1--WE HUNDRED ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS NAV nr
OBTAINED?
Ason former occasion. (l927) wlrtn similar
saved the Journal from srnciioyl, it is now again
peethIIy suggested, as dyie nr compas.i an
uhsd which appears desI ablp, thar all those u ho
,unor the Journal with their patronage s,uId u,t b
sinPe Preess etor cfpToeuris each, additional
SeT0fri and that such nIhe.s may approve of the de-
sign, should add their own amrs.
10 all those To whoH' ii may be acceptable Sifisrqe
iofs compensation 'sR be made fer ne trouble of O6tat
good subscribers.
On those who, years sine .s ,o,,qi Ei9,,, and
PCiic spa a. successfully made this effort il might ne IN
delicate to press again. still there no reason to b
iha Their IniiurRce would be, ii then was rfrc
ta; aud 1t is therefore again in.ief in aid of the
lions "i these to w""n the subjec; may now for the fls
! limo, commend itself
one OF our most ancient aud important universities n ha:
Hsrr had any Ccai <aiTe, nor las a. eycced or 6se1
s"Sia'0cd by any i0caI interest.
The editor deems il dislonr 10 confess ,i,at bi.
Lettings afc deeply interested in lis success and that i,
has heen from the beginning his ambition and his 1rife
NATIONAL WORK. destined survive when he shall hav
ceased iom his laboTs. lie hopes nov TO see il hour,
WIN new vsof aud with extended usefulness and huuor
It's contributions and its editor lar
III tue good cause OF useful knowledge, aud an apvca
now made all the irrnds of American scsnrs a.,
eidps II is not improper add 10 Me PERSONAL Tienc
u ne 'fitOT that tive subscription To The ap.,ica,
uncreGsod II, e., ,T-.II,,,
fdte College, July l, 1929.