Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

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ne american Journal of Science o,,d 10.
WAS projected in 1917, and eommsn,sa =. 100,
w 1913 Before that per od, no orip,uoJ " '',y,
Science had appeared in this county, exeew thu, s
BRUCE which was limited mine log "
The completion OF the FIST volume The Anne rcan y"n
nal has been sustained with little and nds,
; s'he'n'e o'scoufneing, until il has reached lis
sNeeoh volume Ample Illustrations, by enqta wings and
large excess OF matter IN eyerv numh., "''
was s''pu'ateo' have made il an expensive work
From ITS commence the prc I'M ,ipe =, no.. -,
from i5,UOO to 5000 dollars, and nearly all ,ha,
received has been paid for The support of the ,vor
ing niue except the exchange journals aud the back v.
Hereafter the expenses will fall short Of s2ooo 49,.
ami ano should all the copy be paid for ,hev nav 80
sble. ''o"e Is iespon-
As the writings Of others have been so arpe,v and In
'd"y contributed I" the pegcs-of the Journal the ed
may be permitted To say, that there is in his hand %
cient evidence to shew that 1t has cssen,ialv ss
some OF our best interests at home; thai il ba. bs
well received abroad; and that il has hs.o.
some measure, Identified with the ,,,oo,ass ny -"
Science and Arts of the present day. This heinz ,hs
'e unreasonable To ask, al this great and opn,sn,
"''" mat the number of good subscribers (which r.
never exceeded six hundred, and which ha. 10.
recently diminished by failure in Eneland1 sborId
he 5" lar augmented, that the editor a b.. crahId =, ~
manu- All the "dtHeciuGt as well mechanical aid me-
cessay to the perfection aud peiuty of the ,yo,S
by seaoy perseverance,, through the period M .ovs
years, IL IS now SsoeTtained that an American Jo,,a,
Of Scieuce and Arts be sustained 81 az -, ounai
respect aud confidence in Europe; hu, ms journal h
still to obtain adequate patrona 90 a, nome. = as
age SUO'eieh place permanently and secltr., nm d.
highest ground ''Y o." me
ONE THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS ARE NECESSARY ~
give the American Journal entire security: md IN a.,
the most desirable d'gree, efficiency and ~ 49, :"
eernce =" itseNecUiiom, both in paierieJ and -, -,
e'" ue'S "h" can doubt that. with proper exettion.
FIVE HUNDRED ADpITIoNAL sUBscRTHrps Nv w.,
OBTAINED? ~ DE
as on former occasion. (is27) when ,im,o,
saved 'ne journal from eri'neiiOn it now again ,es
as "a de- ,it
object which appears desi able that all tboss "
h""ot the Journal with their patronage should MAKE ,
S."y P.'t'e tg"h appearing each, one oGdonain5-
'cF'o'I' and mat such others may approve of the do
sign, should add their own names. - '"e "e-
10 all those I" whom it may he acceptable soii,rac
rory compensation t''H be made fer the trouble Of obta
good SIbScriJsTs. 49, ''"'''"S
On those who, years since, ruh equal nm,
P"o"e pH'L successfully made this effort, il NIGH, be in
necae To press II again; still there IN oub
that their influence would be- as il then was. st,
uai aud 1t is therefore again inpd in aid Of the cx
time, commend itself " ' "'''
Although the American Journal has been published so
one OF Our most ancient and important universities il has
"ereT had any local feature, has ii espoused q, b
sustained by any iocGi interest $50
The editor deems il dshouor to confess tba, bi
yt""g' are deeply Interested in its that il
mas BEEN from the beginning, his ambition and his pri3,
to see the American Journal established, as oermansn,
NATIONAL WORK; destined survive when he shall bay
ceased nom his labors. lie hopes now to see flourish
WIN new vgo aud with extended usefulness and honor
It's contributors and its editor persoverngy aborcd
~ the good cause Of useful knowledge, aud an anpca n
now made to all the friends OF American Science, and
eIhap u IS not improper add) 10 The personal friend,
me edoT' that the subscription the American Jour
nal OF Science aud Arts. may promptly and adeonGi,jy
increased. ~ CIR rIn,t. 49,
Yale college, July l. 1929. '"'''
TERMS
ne terms are three dollars a volume in advance all
mere are two volumes year, Nos each bev e,s
originally stipulated to contain 800 pages but have ayer
aged more than 100.
Inc Editor and his Agents will pay to any person OWE
p"iA" inr every neW subscriber, who pays his advance
10" Inc year. on for one volume and every new
WI" tooHeeTS his name either editor or hs aoep,s
WIN payment IN advance Of FIVE dollars shall be rrdi,d
SIX dollars in the first years accouni.
returns may he made either the EDITOR mr. N ur
ZEBiAH HOWE, or A. II. MALTBY, New Haven: e. IIr
TELL a. BROTHER, Philadelphia; q. g. G.. g. H. can.
Will view YORK; HHLIARD, GRAY LITTLE a. WI
hlHs Bosioh or TO any Of the agents Of the journal bo
are hefeby authorized TO fulfil above s,ipuls
complete sets OF all the back volumes can be furnished
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