Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01
THE NINTH VOLUME.

THE NINTH VOLUME.
=. oresent volume Of the Palladium is draw
close; and designing to make a chang'
:, terms of publication for the next volume
!. Aem the present fit opportunity OF appris
oa,rons Of our proposed alteration. Whei
/ !. ,~,der takes into consideration the increased
:. All the mecessarics Of life, of labor, ant
i. usas used in printing office, he vii
4 .s,~Aslhat we have found It necessary TO IN
j sas ds price of our paper somewhat III pro
Il mm Tho present proprie tors have published
= sper nearly two years, and are convinced
s.he economy they have used, the persona! at
alton they have given to their business, and
n pfe,ent liabilities, that they have been doing
rllco 10 themselves. 1t will be reco!lected by
h Of our older citizens that about the years OF
e5and 90, there was small paper published
{ bis place, almost the entire mechanical work
shich was performed by enc of the editors OF
apaper, then an apprentice. The editor and
Sishee Of that paper paid his board with one
sn per weck--wood GA per cord, and other
gs in proportion. His was royal sheet and
nd on large type-his ferns were rwo donars
4 xulm, and after few years he left the
j sxdscouragcd. Now, we publish sheet al
lass large rs two of his, on smaller type, and
3siequrcs three hands to do The work, still
efms are but two dollars per annum. True,
&aun,iiy of job work and advertising has III
ned with the growth of our town aud country,
saihe general the prices are about the same.
4 anust convince every man OF reflection tina;
Aase not been receiving a reasonable compen-
70 for Or labor.
!. are conf lent that no one who knows any
su the excr,ions we have made to present
readers with an interesting weekly sheet.
@m acquainted with tho expense of publish
nbable medium paper will f,ust us for the
fe Of price. 1t should also be recollcc,ed
Fhere is another Office in this place which
nearly equally divided the job work, thus
ans one OF the prnclpa al items in receipts.
peenniary Affairs Of mnnv have prevented
from paying as promptly as they would 9th /
Fre have douc, and the scattered situation of
claims, together with their smallness with
p individual, renders collections almost inpos-
pc Therefore, after n consultation with some
aw Wing friends, We have determined to in
'a'e the price OF our paper to $3.50 to be paid
advance; $500 if paid within the year, and
''o u not paid until the volume expires.
i" present engagements will he fulfilled at the
Fsnt price; and any person failing to order
r'0''nuance will De considered subscribers I'M
ne new arrangement We hope that but few ,
'a'nx II necessary to discontinue their sup ,
Il eat such as do intend TO withdraw their pat
~ VIII please inform us previous TO the first .
3Iaanry next
eesaiered upon the publication two years a
faa fall knowledge of all its resources. f,
'sobablo failure in Welding reasonable i
~ahon; but to prevent the Office falling i
aads We considered unworthy the conf I
s'he Wing party, or perhaps finally into F,
@s Of our political opponents, we were in p
aembark in the publication and endeavor
4 humble abilities to aid in riding our I
~ Of the ruinous measures ola pnriizan ad- ii
k-a'lon. And il is our determination to con- D
ong as Van Burenism and Agrarianism i:
we name or power in our country. or ADLER h
:! be found to fill our seat upon the tri- d
@pe 10 be checred in our exertions BY the
''d patronage Of our Wing friends thro'- IT
"anty, the Congressional District and Y
our earnest desire is that the infu- Il
sheet may be commensurate with our Pr
redeem our government and its ins,it,- OF
s'aelr original purity.