Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

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.ulthe Election Precincts, Post Offices,
Rivers Crcch .iobcs,llutws.drscnp
lluurIuu'um. uf artificial turluslllrs.
llstni ChwrHo. of various dcnumr
notions, ,th ihonuucs Dl the Clergy.
men and the number of members bc.
longing 10 each, Tables of the pro-
ducts oI Cotton lu various years, A
corrected orllogIaphy ol the Indian
names Of Counties, Towns and Rivers
| IN the ChickasaW and Choctaw Ccs.
slous, with mass oi valuable Stats.
! ties relating 10 the soil, agriculture.
resources and productions Of the new
counties, rs well as the State at large;
To which will be added, n complete
Sectional Map of the State, showing
the divisions course Of streams and
location Of the county seats IN the
new counties.
The necessity Of an annual volume
Hike tins, rs book Of reference TO.
every citizen engaged in business, as
well as to travellers and SPECTATORS,
will be apparent to all. 1t is needed
TO deycIope thcresourccs Of the State;.
10 give useful information to the emf
grant, ana to cmbody, in an acccsi-
ble compass, such valuable statistics
las can be obtained from no other.
source.
Laying aside the considerations of
utility, the feeling Of State pride
would be a sufficient motive to Sus-
tain publication SO well calculated to
shoW,at a view, the population, agri-
cultural wealth and almost boundIess
resources Of the State. The annual
publication of the Register (the con
tlnuation Of which depends upon the
patronage of the first year, will give
the publisher ample opportunity to.
keep up with the improvements Of the.
State, and make his volumes the an
nuaI recorts of the advance of socie-
ty IN Mercantile pursuits, in the arts.
IN education, and all that embellishes
life.
The publisher has been at the ex-
pense Of sending an agent into every
county IN the State to obtain accurate
statistics on which he could rely. lie
has also made arrangements to have
the State map for the Register enera.
we'd by u distinguished artist in an cas-
tern city. He has only to look to
generous public for reimbursement of
tneSe heavy expenses, and for sufii-
Gent patronage to make it an object
to continne the publication in future
but, at the same time, he would.
scorn to ask any favor that may not
be fully earned by the intrinsic merit
and value of the Register.
lie commends his ENTERPRISE to an
classes OF his felow-citizens.to JUDGES,
County Clerks, Registers, and those
State officers who may have valuable
information for such a compilation.
and whose interest it may be to com,
the same for publication.
All matter for compilation which
those who are DESTROYS of FORWARDING
the enterprise may furnish, should be
y .nSh"Ileu previous to the first dav
ofNovember next. S
The Register will be printed with
lew type, on fine paper in duodeci- |
no form with more than two hundred ,
'ages-to be bound like the Amer. i
IAN Almanac, and other ANNALS of the t
lass. y '''0 f
The price Of the Register, including =
he sectional Map of the State. to snb.
crlbers will be FIVE DOLLARS. :
'ayable on delivery of the volume :
'arge discounts will be made to a. Z
ents who become responsible for \ Ia
lumber of volumes, or who purchase V,
. sell again. ''' a,
A limited number of advertisino W
ages will be appended to the Reoiso OF
" Tor the advantage of friends Who
Jay desire their advertisements 10 lie
enetrate every part Of the State W
el'hS oil advertising, One dollar a Pc