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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

STOVE, corr r = 4 TIN WARE
ANCFACTORY.
1OHN MOFFlTT 4 Co., have established themselves
81 in Town Richmond. Wayne County, Indiana,
Of E. r. Turner, the of Main and
Front Streets the purpose of Manufacturing Sores
Conner Sheet Iron. Tin Ware all various branch
They intend 70 keep hand general assortment of
Coox ING, TEx Plate STOVES: also, gener-
Of TIN WARE, which they will dispose of
rs reasonable terms be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS and others from the wansing of
the above articles. solicited to give them call
JoHN MoFFIrr, JAMES f. LAKE,
GUsrAvUs f. HAYNES.
0HrN. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.
kIcHNoxp, April LIST, 1887. 1876
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TER SIS OF ADvEnrrs1NG.
ADVERTISER ENTS.

To all " hOlDs 10 lmay concern.
IL persons has ing claim. ag,ins, he Borough IL
afs hereby notified IN present the ut the
stated meeting Of the COuDc be held te third doy
April, fo6 eNpatioo Of
OF she present. Board. FRANCIS KING,
March 10, 1888. B0roug, Clerk.
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Tls12 D,kS-P1S-EcANa
4 MONTHLY MISCELLANY OF GENERAL. LIT
ERATCRE,O ORIGIN AL AND SElET

~ ..
EDITED WILLIAM D.. GALLAGHER AND orwAY CURRY.
PROSPETUS.-The subscriber, having made tho ne
arrangements tho cdsorshp and publishing,
i'll issue in April coming the first regular number of New
Monthly Magazine to bear the above-writscn For
outline OF the plan which the proposed
70 be conducted he refers the Circular
OF ,he Editors.
The size Of tine IIESPERIAN will be a royal octave,
of superior quality, with and beautiful type long
sed the FIRST day Of each month"; containing eighty
pamphlet, well covered, stitched and trimmed.
make handsome voum a-ycnr hundred pages
each
The annual subscription will be Five dollars abo
the beginning of the the work mailed sualy
for subscribers, done substantial Wrappers
warded any pos, Office in the Union which may
ordered.
As he has embarked expensive under
takng with do every thing its
ful accomplishment which individual industry and
do, the publisher earnestly but respectfully socs
the cooperation, especially the Of
scrbers and making of the Friends Of scsa
and wholesome neec sual culture ihoughous Mic
Valley Ii s desirable that
be returned by the first of April coming.
Communications intended for the HE.SPERlAN, may
be directed from this date, (as the will positive
~ commenced specified time 10 either or both
tbs editors, this city All letters subecrip
otherwise relating the business
work, be directed 10 the undersigned.
J. d. NICHOLS, Publisher.
City Of Columbus, January 1879
The circular referred in the above prospectus will ap
penr next week.
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.N.4NUF.4 CTORY,

On Main Street, Third Door North Of sixth.
it again, tins old business, after absence Of
three ad has built the extensive establish
this kind United States. Troy
on ,he Miami Canal He is receiving part Of his
stock Of Planes which cosiss Of gea, variety Mould
ing nh Panes &c. and will be constantly receiving
additional supplies. Ii we'll known those engaged in
manufacturing tina. done lower in the country
with the advantage Of than the city, besides the
advantages selection of timber, which will BILE him
TO sell ow. il no: lower, than manufacsoy,in the
West.
sha also be constantly receiving from Dunlap Collins
and other American man1fa cturers-toyether with
the approved stamps of Cincinnati manua
best quality Of EDGE TOOLS, all of which will sold
At the lowest prices.
n B-The old customers Of J. Donaldson requested
to give call. particularly the Wholesale
stock will comprise the largest and best
the market. shall be happy receive orders my
house in Cincinnati, Main. Sd door Sixth street,
o, in Troy, Miami, county, OHIO. J. II. HALL.
March, 3. 3wS
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Superior Boltins Cloths.
TIME SUBSCRIBER has on hand. large and general
assortment OF Betting Cloths, Of the best quality and
Of evey used will be sold lower than they have
eve. offered in :his market. |
BASIL BRlGHTWELL
Richmond, August 25sh, 1887. JOn
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U1OOK BlNDlNC.-Thc subscriber having purcha-
- sed the BINDERY, formerly owned BY jesse Stanley.
prepared all orders in the above business with
despatch. Persons wishing Blank Books made, have
hcn pattern By leaving directions The bess
of paper used if wished, and the work executed in
sive which he persuaded will appreciation Of
all who sry him. 1t.-An assortment Of BLANK BOOKS
will be kept on hand, and OLD Books REBOUND Plres
moderate.
OAYBlxpgRy situated MAIN street.. over Cole 4 Ham
ilton's Boot and Shoe Store. w. VI. LEEDS
Richmond. 18th 9Th, 1887 4Stf
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RAW NN9IQ3s

JAMES w. GREEN. Attorney and COunsclD0r
II Law and Master in ChanceTy;
HAS permanently located himself IN the Of Rich
mosl, Wayne county, lniana where all commune
cations and business in his professional line will receive
prompt and puctual attention As Master in Chancery
h in legally aut0zed by the laws IT this State admin
issss oashs, take deposo and sc acknowledgements
deeds, mortgages, &c.
JAMES W. GREEN, n.. REMOVED MS
T(l6re door rest ofLte Bank E. 7. Turner
Store, corner of Main end fari streets.
Die. ?, 1887. tiff
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A New FIRN-CaN Settle!
IL indebted the subscriber, earnestly and
~ respectfully requested to CALL and SETTLE their
delay, Of which have been standing
for rt.rrnsgE YEAEs..LD
W. SAMUEL FLEMING.
Richmond, Dee. 30, 1887. 5l0
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

81 never yet did know philosopher
Who could bear the TOoth-ache patiently"
Much ado about nothing.
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James G.. Ferguson,

James e. Ferguson,
- HAS just received from Philadel-
1911 phia, large assortment of Jew
YA elry. gold and silver watches. a splen-
did alabassef time piece. al,nos, cve
- ~ ~ pattern Of Bseass pins finger ring.,
ear Drops Cutlery, pencils, combs,
Complete of Bri.tania ware, mu-
steal instruments, Pocket books, and
nearly every thing called for in his
line The public respectfully Invited :all
inc. Clocks and watches repaired A. usual.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24

AN AWAY from me, bound boy named MARMI-
~ DUKE b. LINDSEY, about Is years old, the
lc,h All persons armed har-
Dor said boy. a reward of ElVE--CENTS AMI
-s.o thanks, will he given for his apprehension.
NATHAN MENDENHALJ.
Elndolph county, Ind, Feb. 70, 1898. S:3t
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ONiE1Al3 70 WiuL1tltANISo
ID ESPECTFULLY requests all indebted him,
wake payment, As he is very much in want of
this time.
ar N. b. lie has constantly hand a. all times,
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIPS, COL
LARS and SADDLE TREES: all Of which he will
ell on fair AMI reasonable
RICHMOND, Sept. D. 1897. 37n
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TAKE NOTICE.

nR. WM d. SMITH. respectfully .oiiciss all sboss
indsbssd 10 him for a oryer period yeav,
call and setseshe cash fOm those Of later date will
b refused.
GIlmpesasive necessity has prompted this Dun and
he hopes twill bs puscspalIy att. nded to-
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-03-24
SPRING FOUNDRY

OT1CE... All persons indebted to the subscriber by
| NOTE Book count requested make mme-
dae he is close tho business Of mis-
old esta ii-hm.n,. JOHN SuFFRlNS.
EUmGOxD, Dec. 30. 1887. 81 6
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NEW DRUG STORE.


Attorneys nnd Councillors at Law.
lanes PERRY keeps his Office at LIBERTY. Cnor. co
81 and J. >. SULLIVAN 1t RrnMOND, Wayne county,
Indiana either of which place, any business, entrusted
% them by letter otherwise, tn, ns of tor profession
will b thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
.. SULLIVAN has just received tho appointment
- Of NOTARY PUBLIC, this place and, such,
10 aUshosizs take deposon Acknowledgements Of deeds
mortgages, &c. lie will all times after" promptly
any Of these duties, ing up whiting
. cssrees manaer, when called upor
E1Q6iee Main street, four East Of Me Post
OGe<.
Richmond, Ind, Oct. 2Ssh 1887 42sf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
MggegIgA1wA
MATrY MILLER's SIGN.

The following is the copy of a sign hung out in
a village in Wiltshire, Englond
MARTY MILLER" Barber, perriwg maker, sur
Jon, Parish clerk, school master, blacksmith.
Sbaves FOR pence, cuts air for two pence and
oylcd and POWDERED into the barsin. Yung ladys
and pintlemn also taut thore grammar language
in the neetest mancr. and CRATE calr taken of thafe
porels and spelin. Also, salm singin, and boss
shewin By the rele maker. Likewise makes and
mends all sorts Of buies and Shuse. teashes The
hoboy on1 juse-arp, cuts korns. bedes and bhsters
on the lowest fcrmes. Cowtillions and other dan
ces ;aut at home and abroade. Also deels hole
sail and rctale perfumay in awl liz braachis, sells
awl sorts Of siashnnary ware. together with black
in bawls, red hcrrins, finger bred scrubbin brushes
reecle, mousel traps and other sweet meets. Lake
yves Go9fries cordiel, ponters, sassingers, ant
other garden vegetables.
N. b. ,eeches Biography and them oolland
ish kind of things. bawl on Wensdayes on'
Frydoycs al performed BY me.
MATrY MuLRR.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
From ,Gs .1onfreaI HERALD.

We have been informed that an oficcr Of high
rank. who was sent 10 tbs eonniry on special SER
,ee, has made the tvur Of Upper canads, and has
reported that for the PRESERVATION Of iniefnatrsu
guilty, il wiil be necessary to haze sis regiments
stationed 10 sisier pf0sspee dSfng The sn'nmer,
as the Ameresn settlers sfefipe for a reroloilon.
This only proves u hat ne have rnpesrdiy assert
ed, thar that portion Of tho pcpuisdon s anything
bot loyal 10 certain districts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
A Rare Chance for a Man Of Blu
sincss.

TIME Subscriber now offers for sale tho well known
l. Stand and WATER PRIVILEGE near the town
line, between West and Fairhaven, in Rutland Coun
~, Vermont, below the junction of Casteton and
Pouney Rivers and less than half mile OF East Bay
Creek where feightng is taken from said Creek to
Lake Champlain aud New York--with the apurenances
thereunto belonging, viz Gfist Mil with three run
OF Stones, which is making good work any mill
in the county, and mill she'd Saw Mill four Dwelling
Houses three Barns, three Wood sheds, Blacksmith S
Shop and Coal House, ~ the same premises, con-
tanning about twenty acres OF land and also abou,
three hundred acres of out lands half well tim
bered with about three hundred good Pine trees, be-
sides good quantity of Oak The rest of the land IS
good for iillage aud grazinga lying within one mile
Of the first me noned privileges
For further particulars the subscriber is TO be enquir
ed Of who resides the premises.
Wesihaven, May 8, l73s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

\ a singular trial Cor assault occurred IN New
York last week. 4 painter named Williams, bav-
ing absconded from bis wife snd remained away
number Of years. recently returned and found her
married 10 another person. % sseerlaning the.
he proceeded 10 her residence and peiiea hrr wih'
rofien eggs for which he was arrested. The cosrl
iasil6ed her re-msrrying, and at her request dis
charged the prisoner.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
FLOUR! FLOUR!

100 BARRELS Western Flour, made rom Yves.
IOO tern Wheat known and warranted 70 be iist
raie Soperne Flour Just received and Will he sold az
less price than il can be purchased Of him VINO 'hns
80 much TO say mot about bis money unfortunately
but Of his GraariHe Flour shall have on hand
through the season Flour supply the demand, iron
one Of the best houses Troy shall sell for them on
commission for very small advance from the Troy
prices 'oh' 80 80 az
Rutland, May 81, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Leather Factory for sale.

TIME sseriber offers Tar Sale in Wa.lngfor, thirty
i or firty rol from the centre of the village, his
LE.aTIIER EST fBLtsiLNE.N7, containing build.
ing Tor Manufacturing 30 By 81 whhe Bark iiouse y
w 10 The 10, "a which ihc,e huJ ipss stand contains
aiio two small Dwell ug iionss, aud one Barn SUN
e,sn,ly large fr dry house This lot contains about
Elk acres 81 land.
The Subscriber also ofIcrs for sale his sca in the va
la-e Of wsllingfosl, conlsining two story dwelling
house 40 by 90 and barn % by ~, with curryins
,hop 40 by 90 eontainus .. 4 Of an acre.
The above Leather Factory IL capable OF Manuiac'
turing from Leon hundred to two thousand hides an
year, and is 10 good repair,
The subseribor wishes 10 dispose Of The whole Of The
above decrbcd property together. bn, might be iodnc-
81 to sell the two lots separately.
For further particulars about terms NC slpy 10 ne
sobscriber on the premises
wsiliesfori. May 90, 1898. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Hard Ware, &c.

Butts and Screws; Trunk Locks; Cork Screws;
Pulleys Shears and Scissors Pen and Jack Knives
Cl,th, Hat, Hair, and Tooth Brushes Needles Pins
Knitting Pins Back, Twist, Side, Dressing and lock-
Ell Combs; Pearl Buttons; Hooks & Eyes; Pocket
Rules Sealing Wax; Snuff Boxes; Lead Pencils ]
Oval and Square Work Baskets; Shaving Boxes and
Brushes Friction Matches; Essences; Men Boys
and Chdrens Palm Leaf Hats; Whips; Bed Cords ,
Broonis; Shaving and Fancy Soap; Hair Oil Lip
salve; Perfumefy, Confectionery, &c. kept usual.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

SSVHE the sahscfibers being appointed by The Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rnlisnd, com
nsonersso receive examine and sdjof, all claims aud
demand. Of all persons agsins, the estate Of
THOMAS jpILCoTT.
late OF Pi,sfeld ia said district dscessed, represented
in.ol,snt snI also an claims aud demands exhibited IN
oe, thereto and Elk menihs from the 9ih day OF May
fai8 helm. allowed by .aid court for that purpose,
DO therefore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
busines, of our sAid appointment the dwelling house
Of oyaa Wileolt said Plllsfei the first NJ 'nlay
of sepe nber and Novenber next from ont oe"ek un-
III ave o'clock r. NJ. on ca n Of said days.
n B. ROCKWELL, c,...
ERAsTus HOLT !
Dated al PiitsGell this lOsh bay Of May 1885, %
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BcarM~s


! have little garden sppi
T'is daily toy delight.
spend pieAsani hsps In Z.
At morning, noon. and night
! cu'tivate ihr bean. The pea.
The clrrnt snd tho brett
But vet wish d land enough
10 raise frld Of wisesf.
row around the neiphhorhcod,
And view each fertile scot,
The verdsnt elosn. ihe incoming Hill.
The fragrant clavetfe';
Dutyei there's no cec haif 90 fair.
No perfume halfso sweet
As that enjoyed when passing by
Ny neighbors .feid Of 'oheai
ken the man of Mdft8kee'.
And him of Dancing mn,
They both knew how 10 farm II right,
And both can WELD quill.
In theory, and in Practice too
None better do sc meet;
YET one he is for raising corn,
The other is for vteat
IT is very strange with mrn Of sense
Such difference should he /;
Ay, with snch worthy gentlemen -
Heres han, and here is geo ,
No one need think in argument
The other e'sr 20 beat;
So, plan, your Indian corn, my friend,
And you, my friend, your wiedt
The Legislatures premium,
think il comes in time,
And will produce a grcn<er yield,
Than GYPSUM mari. OF lime.
Nav orr wise fathers realize
The benefit complete.
And all old Massachusetts, wave
With bounteous ytietds Of nheat.
O, these are times for hushandmen -
I'll have n little farm
And ! will labor too, myself.
1T will never do me harm }
And then my friends. who visit me,
Full heartily will greet,
And show them how with my own hands
I've raised field Of mheat.
So hail, We brother farmers all
Ye tillers of the ground,
Whose labor tends TO cheer the mind,
And make the body sound;
Think it not strange, If even
Should venture TO compete,
And try my luck 10 rain prize
The Premium for acheat
AGRICOLA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
1000 yds. PRLvTS--C Cheap
Groceries.

Tyson, Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, and Pouellong
Teas; Lump, n o., and Port Rico Sugars Mossscs
Laeuaria aud White Coffee Cocoon Rice; Cod Fish !;
lish Cmranis; Bnncli Malaga, and su,ana l.aisins
Fine Cut, Smoking and Nail Rod Tobacco Maccaboy
and Scotch Snuff; Winter Strained Oil; Saleraius (;
Starch; Figs Almonds; English Walnuts; Brazil
Nuts; filberis; Pea Nuts; Fine Salt Powder !;
hat A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
FARMERS ANEcpoTE.

farmer not more Than 100 miles from Cape
Elizabeth employed shrewd neighbor 10 cut a
piece Of grass for him, condtionally that he should
have one half Of the hay. When hs bay was dry
his neighbor proceeded 10 haul il 10, accompanied
by the owner 10 see the division. When he thought
that he had pitched one half on the cart, be asked
old hunks If he bad moi got one half on. No, no
was the reply, and he Then put on more, and sg'sn
asked the same question. and received for reply,
Not quite half yet. well says the other J viii
pitch on till you think have got ono half : so
he proceeded ill about two thirds of the hay was
on the cart. when he was told ibsi be had got on
about one half. lie then coolly observed thst be
would drive home with that load for himself, and
then return and haul in the remainder Tor his neigh
Dor. So the owner in managing to give his neigh
Dor only one Third, had to take that Tor ns own
share.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
N. G How ARD

pETt rms his most sincere thanks 10 the ciuxens
IA u hu'land and vininlsy Cor the hind patronage
bey have extended towards han since iie comnene
tps'ne,s sneeess n husinsss has enabled him 40
large his store, and be offers iof sale small l5u
stfy gocdl sssofthcnt of the ollowinr nfclfs shic
be viii sch Caeap for Cash or snort approved credit
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

Phrsuani IAN Adjournment of Tic REL Road
Meeting hcfc,aforc held al the Court llousn IN
Rutland, 10 take inip constitution ihc Importance
III Immediately collecting subscriptions for the
stock of sid company, lsrce and respectable
number u he ciiscnsc ~ fhs and adjoining towns
me; AZ The Cam, House 10 Is0tandthis day, whom
on motion the mcciog Nas organized BY caing
the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

magyar Pus.-An officer, onA field das, hap
pebed iote thro~n from b3 hofse sod a. he lsy
s~sins % the groond sad 10 f',eod' = ih"f
bad improved IN asg riding ssf nd ihof \ hare
GallsA ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Crockcry & elias. Warc.

Naples Ewers aud Basins Bowls Jugs Printed
Jugs do Coilees; do Tea Seiis do Bakers do Gov
cred Dishes do Plates; Edg'd Plates; do Naples
Ennme He'd Teas Bruania Top Glass Lamps; Blue
Vinegsrs do Salts Tnmbefs, dc.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
More New Goods.

r HAVE received this day quantity Of dry goods
i some fine cotton shee,ng, very low, also prints
equally low TO which the attention oi the public - re
oucsted before purchasing elsewhere that you may
Judge Il YOU get good bargains. Please call and ex
amino. 'ohN . No..
Rutland, May 30, 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
SMperfimc FIomr

For sale as cheap team be bought in Rutland.
N G. II respectfully socits share OF the public
patronage.
Rutland, May %, 1888. 2an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
JOE Mosgs srRoNG. d ,l.c ehair.
:, wv; Fly {, 'od ! se,retarie,.

". u. IoWstEk,
When Moses NJ. strong, Esq. Chairman Of The
committee heretofore appointed for that purpose
made the following
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
n T s.!

7 CASE sUrERrINE HATS, Qatest fashion, jul,
received and for sale by
Ru,land, May %, 1880. %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
BooK-BihplMe.
Herds Grass seed.

For Sale by JAMES pARprrr. J,.
RuiIani, Msy %. 1881 y
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05

IrXErER, MERKIMACK 4 and WiiITESTON
II Sheeiinss. jusi received by
RIPLEY & PIERpoiNT.
Rutland. May %, 1898 %
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-06-05
Canton Mating.

WTHlTE aud Figured c.nion Floor Mating for
w sale hy RIILEf x IlthTolNT.
Rutland. May %. 1888. %
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09
NatCheZ EIelRs q I @
.fCADEWY Y.

PWVIIIS Institution, rndcr the snperin
E tenGence of w. II. BRUNER en-
LADY, has been in operation since JJne
last and On account of the liberal patr' n
ace which is n3w extended to it, we are
encouraged to believe thGt we will be en-
sbled to give as thorough course Of edu,
cation as can he obtained in any of the
Northern cities.
We deem it entirely unnecessary to en-.
umeratc, as is the custom, the whole course
of study to be pursued in the institution;
for it is our intenti4n to give Thorough
and polished education to all who are en-
trusted to our care a sufficient length o!
time.
We will also accommodate in orr own
family limited number of Yong ladies, -
who will receive every attention and com.
fort incident to board.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-06-09
PROSPECTUS
Fon THE
South Western Journal.
MAGAZINE OF.
SCIENCE, LITERATURE AND MIS-
CELLANY.
PUBLISHED sEMI-MoNTHLY
By tie Jefferson College and Washington
Lyceam.

The extensive and growing interest Of
the Southwest, its moral and social i'm
provement, and its increasing literary and
scientific demands, have awakened atten-
ton to the fact that in this highly impor-
tant portion ofour country there is no Jour
nal or paper SO exclusively devoted to lit
erature and science, advocating the doc
trine of no party.
Feeling the necessity Of such paper,
the Jefferson College and Washington Ly-
| ceum have commenced the publication O.
periodical entitled "THE SOUTH-WES-
TERN JOURNAL" to be devoted to lit
erature and science, and all subjects inter
estiug to the general reader.
1t is published semi-monthlv, in the city
of Natchcz, and contains sixteen small
quarto pages, similar in form to the "Pen
nv Magazine, . and is protected by a good
envelope, so that it may be conveyed I,
any distance without injury.
1t will be remembered that we have M
work in the Southwest similar to this
ana every one who feels pride in any en-
terprise calculated to enhance the socia
and moral character ofour country, should
come forward and assist in this worthy
enterprise.
Pecuniary emoluments constitutes NJ
part Of the object of this publication.
is not intended to benefit any indivdua
or the Lvceum in pecuniary point o
! view. The sole object is to advanc,
knowledge and diffuse a taste for tn,
refined enjoyments of Literature ant
Science.
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