Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08
ROBERTS, SANDS aud NELSON,
Having purchased the Establishment Of the
f A Il NJ Err AND RIDE n L X
Successor to the AMERICAN FARMER,

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! And being DESTROYS to place it within the reach
OF every agricultCrist IN the United States, have
cOncIu led to reduce Hs subscription price ace
dollars. TO too dollars and .D per year. from and
after tie beginning Of the next volume, which will
commence in May next.
1t is nearly eighteen ycars since the Amer.
icsn Farmer was frst established. Prior to its in
stit0tlos, there was no paper exclusively devoted
to agriculture in the country, and il will not be
arrogating any thing but what it deserves. say.
that, As 1T was the piOueer 10 the good work, the
labors of its former conductors have pro.
dcctive Of much solid those for hose
bene6t it vas established. in continuing its pub.
icati0n, the present proprietor Aatter themselves
that its pages will be found 10 coutaia matter at
once calculated 10 Instruct the agricultural reader.
SO far - they are concerned, they are determined
to conduct IL with ioduslry, ua6nchnne perseyer-
ance. and with undivided stiessioa 70 the great
and important purposes which called it into cxis.
tence. They feel certain that none Of its patrors
will have cause to complain. At the end Of their
subscription year. that they have LEFT any effort IN.
essaysd to render it worthy Of their confidence
and support.
In reducing lite subscription price, they have
veofnred upon An experiment full Of risk and res
and they have done So under tho
influence Of motives which they must be permitted
TO say should commend it to greatly increased sub
'cr'Pt'on---as they can alone look TO that tho
source OF their remuneratiOn-and in doing,
heir labor will be much increasd-they appeal
70 its present patrons TO aid them in giving it an
extended circulation. They confident that
without personal Inconvenience, in their owl i'm
Mediate neighborhOods, and among their personal
r,ends, by using their deserved influence, procuro
UGH addition to their present list Of subscribes
. will not only realize their fondest expectations.
ut place them under renewed obligations Of in.
crest all gratitude. 10 render the Farmer and
;drdn'r welcome visitor to the Greside Of every
armer and planter.
The Farmer Il Gardner will at once be faith
u repository Of original communications from
tactical agricuturists and horticuIs urists anc Of
'dicious selections from every other available
'urce. Foreign, and domestic agricultural, aud
;ientihc works, will be constantly resorted to,
r the purpose Of furnishing materials calculated
advance the prosperity L. happiness ofths coun-
y. and Of adding to the intelligence ofthe Amer
. o busbandman.
10 fine. whatever concerns the business. Of the
IN, domestic animals Of all KINDS, newly invea-
implements Of Lusbandry, those Of approved
ility now in use. together with the principles
practice Of agriculture, Lortiuclture. and grad.
ing generally, will be regularly and coDscisn-
usy noticed. The price Of produce in this mar.
{, and the value Of bank notes will be weekly
i before its readers.
With = view Of keeping their patrons advised Of
superior breeds Of animals slreAdy Introduced.
which may be hereafter inpsrsed, they will
re the earliest opportunity Of trasslatiag all
h inf1rmatior to the columns Of their joursal.
Price two dollars and City cents per ansum for
subscriptions paid advaace. or within one
ath from the date Of subscriptiop-sll subscrip-
% which remain unpaid beyond that period, viii
charged At the rate Of three dollars per year.
The Farmer oad Gardner 10 published eveSy
ssday. and il printed On fne paper, with beaa-
type.
~Wansea Immediately ~ Iris
nee,.-sn Apprentice g 1caFa
, Printing Dsstaess.