Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17


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the English BY Bonar Professor of he T.n wh those Of
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me american Journal Of Science aud Arr,
w AS projected In 1917, aud commenced in Juiv.
ioi6. Before that period, no oyip,nal Ion, mai ~
Science had appes red in this country exe,o, ,h., NJ NJ
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'nt Io"p,suon 81 the h's volume. The American Jour
na mas oeen sustained with little reward and nd., ,i.,.
STUDIES sometimes dscoursgng until i, ha. s,a ~,
S'x'ee"h volume Ample ust atoms, by euy,,yings and
large excess Of matter IN every number h.,onJ v,.,
was stipulated, have made il expensiv, VOL
From ITS commencement the prose n, time n b.. .,
on 10000 dollars aud neatly all thai has been
eeeived has been paid for the support OF the o,L. 49,.
ing little except tho exchange journals, and the bach so
lumes. 80 W.
Hereafter tue expenses will not IA n sbor, If 40 ooo
a"" and should all the copy be paid for they NAV swen
eve" 10 $500 or more, aud the editor alone Is r,,pon
sble. " '''p'u>
As the writings Of OILERS have been so largely aud M
rally contributed To the pages Of the Journal the edo
may be permitted 10 say that there his hand, ,uaa
c'en' evidence to shew, that has essentially promoted
some oi our best interests home; that n In. h..n
we'll received abroad; and that IL has became i'm
some measure, Identified with the progress of ,ha
Science and Arts Of the present day This helm, ,h
lac" Is unreasonable TO ask, Of this great and opuen,
nntion that the number of good subsc rbes (which ms
never exceeded six hundred aud which hs, been
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be 50 lar augmented, that the editor be enabled 10 o,
ndnd all the intellectual well as mechanical Aid ne.
eessay 10 the perfection and rpetuy of the work.
by steady perseverance,, through the period of el.ve,
years, il is sscertaned, that an American Jon,nsI
oil Science aud Arts be sustained so as TO aeous
respect and confidence ia Europe; but This Journal hs.
stu to obtain an adequate patronage at home na,,on
sHV'e,en place permanently and securely on de
give the American Journal entire security: and 10 add -
@ mos desirable degree to its efficiency to the ex.
reenee NJ itsexecution, both naierieI and -; IN a.
le'nd UeSs no can doubt that, with proper exeon,
Five HUNDRED ADDITIONAL suBscniBERs NAV nv
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AS former occseon (I827) when ,;m;,., .,,.,,
saved the Journal from ertineiion il is now again re
peofniIy suggested dcn,te rra ms of compsssns a.
n)set which appears so desirable that all those who now
honor the Journal with their patronage should MAKE th
S'mPfe precise EFFORT ofpToeng each, add,tionaIsub
scToer and that such others may approve of the de-,
sign, should add their names.
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tory compensation 'riN be made for the trouble of obfatn;
good subscribers. y o'1"''"s
On those who, years sine ,nfih equal knSr.,, ,
Pbe spirit successfully made this effort il might be in
delicate to press again; still there reason dou
that their influence would now be- as /, then wa, 80
u"i an" Is therefore again fitued in aid the eyer
lions OF those to whom the subject may now for the AIRS,
time, commend itself 80 "'''
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""e OF our most ancient and important universities mas
ntueT hGd any local feature, has espoused or b,,,
sustained by any local interest
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feelings are deeply interested in it's success; and thai :,
nas oeen from the beginning, his ambition and his prds
10 see the american Journal established, as
NATIONAL WORK; destined survive, when he shall ba,
ceased from his labors. lie hopes now 10 see n 6ouh
WIN new vigor and with extended usefulness and hmm,
us contributors and its editor Iabored
III tue good cause Of useful knowledge, aud an appea IL
no" maize TO all the friends of American Science md
pehap: 1t IS not improper add 10 The personal friend,
me ed,for that the subscription to the American Inn,
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Yale College, July 1, 1929.
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