Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-08-31

,~.sTl,renee and retirement Of thar paEslan ~
sle Uason Posze<sing natural aaTzlzagsa
superior 10 any other seeraon ~ eRz- en'snsse-
.r1 n-eallariv suited from the character % 49,
.olirscal and domestic instirnrsens- ta- cuars-
rrariou of those arts and reEnenzentz ~hacn een-
sritute the cnief glory ard Ptsa~ars % s1eA1f
existence--the South has ret done hHr AIs-s~
n develops or improve those intellectual gtff~>
.vh5~h i, = believec- hare been bestowed esl
her IN salpereu1fnenf degree Her s0Hs hage
been prIncipsliv engzged IA th- sagr- sra4r
and cotton fiEe-s-or N polssses---tszt xala
low strife. which maze men mad ----11 er<rE
geaartraert how ever. IN wzsea rAev haxs go
,r,reef thex have exhibited intsli<exaal vls9r-
ria. most ennoblinz attribute ef man- Genes
-of the highest order Her Ur1fcrS eaa >za4z=-
,ast. are the foreuaosI Of the U1ion-nnd fzssse
few or her sons who have eH-azed "a AzEeTaFs
enterprises. have shed honor npoa taefn=esse=
and theix country IleSe faetS aa1sea-e t.sat aa
< no mental inbecIlItv that has retarded a4e
intellectual prospe- 7fv Of the ssuzh---anzs ar
rant the confident belief thar - . shar parsisaa
OF the Uaiou. and her S~In-sisfer. she ~ eSr
that are 10 work oat fae literary reasznssrea 80
our countFy. and place Aaerlcan tlrerasure-
upon an equal footing vita f7ar 81 E1rsrs- tp
no part OF the world do the people ssr~raEfs
possess greater up 90rtuui ttes--Fnfre sls - aa1
copv euieuce-for literary recr asfcns. r11a IS
the Souti1-and nov. thar her ia-Eisuzsarz have
become settled and her fn.ishErarrs hswe sas -
ed from the condition 81 pioneers ot Iae 1slstsr-
ness. into permanent csrfzeDs. larze nu-z esrsls
them have turned f1eir afEeutio7 - tzese sei1ss
lrfferx. as they are termed p The Frszeh. ,1el-
ike woman. q nd 20 refine and adara saciarr.
inproN 2 the heart. elevate TIRE iuteiseef- and ia
word, benefit and beaGufy az TIA Relations
oflIfe-
In addition to these claims 81 science and
literature. there are ether ard Decri5ar rsasans
whtch render the esrablishmers. - rHe SsarA-
of periodicals OF a high eharacre-. perr5cslar
desirable Many Of 0ur institutions. ta vsle1
we are warmly attached are Subjects 81 eel-
end III .h-
that hieg are not asafersfs0f WORKS. srnsals-
alOof { ON party politics. and cnHsusaeel1- rs-
spect BY their ability and II gultF af eha-aetsr-
can do much 70 remove these grelu.,res- b
enilghtenIng their Posssss5rs- - lisa aas alFaz-
dy been done-1uel more can bs acegl P-zsa-
ed.
Actuated b. these impressions and sar1sle-
OF the general desire for the essaalas1aaemr lu
the South-West ct perisd5caE pr-Eaulse a-
such views the subscribe nas agrernl med FL
commence on the INST 81 Jamuarv 1850 ssnaf1
q sufficient number OF subscribers Co szarrlsr.
the undertaking he Obtained s. rAar r1.ue- rae
publication of "a monthly Magazine ula Eesseve-
with the title prelXed % this prospectus. There
are but two WORKS of tue k.ua 81 bsr-z.ef Is st
the SOath-and not one is tze Ss-tres al fseurza-
Alabama AIIsslssI 1rf. Louisiana ~ 'I'eu-e-see-
This presents WIDE acid for sucl 8 pas g..
ton. and the slbScr. ber Confidently SOS
the intelligent citizens 81 rIass starfa. tar r1e
patronage Necessary Co sustlIu IL
The following Is q brief 0atllue Of che 1.ua
of the proposed U0re-
II will contain chsice aad sveTl u--1-rea arm
eles IN every branch of Se-eace. E.lfe aea-e an.s
rhe Arts-aud shall be iI the uls5l ,.si s-t. aaz
VIII contain occasional Iac-l.iHs fe..-.s a. a--
o. Southern IS rtcTs 14 elirenre- or uns,- -rr.-.
iects aPPertainIng 60 the Soarl anu l,s ra=
tutI0ns.
Its usual contents wiIi Sc Ttrzs- moral. 80
maatle and h"m9r9uss EsssTs, .eat.ie- lr--
actIC and tancifti His-1r real and 6.1r-t-.s ea
Impartial Reviews If nr9 soy -
particularly such rs are f-aul rle 1rls 81 = .5--
EN- writer's or relate 70 subjects uf Interest -1
the South and est Poetry Of a high orders
ana such Literary lute.il-e nee s. mar co. Ell
general interest \ regular csra1rnI aF r-.- .
current news 81 the Gay- lat least So u.ues a-
may De valuable Tor preseTva-- ara al e1.--
stitutes rae History OF the Tunes. 1si.t he ra
IN each number III NAV belrn1er e. =rar.-. .rl.
that Ia the first volume. series Of --7F ---zr.
s. etches Of the STATE OF 4 Iu5uasIa from ms =
coveTY and settlement 70 tire present tllle- and
series of i-Letters from Europe b. q E-s--.-
viii Be- publ shed
Particular pains Wal be go render rhe s-o~E
70 every respect equal 70 auv 0t che 3Far-zt1-s
n tins country; aua Tor t3e purpose Of rsn.te--
- an assurance thar suea ssilI BE- the ezss-l--E
hat the work VIII every sunw De- es--r1sr ~
the subscriber announces rh-t 90
editorial Department viii be placed IN RS
lands OF gentleman of superior literary arrrzr
nents, and Of popularity ~ Er5ta~- ant rhas
ne work viii contain 0rl9lnats or selected arri-
les trOm the pens of the f1iIsvEIn wei Er,e-s-
writer's, most of whom will be regular esatrf-
tutors.
Mrs Caroline Lee Hentz- (a8thor of-Isrel.-= s
1c-) of Florence Ala
Mrs Ellen b Freeman Tuscafoosa- IL
Mss ElizabetH " Aii-s1u- Mobile
Miss Margaret AlIis-r- 3Ieblls-
Mrs. Caroline l. IIlIs.
Mrs Folney T. Howard. I1esson. III
Joseph IT. Ingraham, E~fl. fluta1- OF --T.--| E.
tie, The Sruth WIS., auG --Jurtar. a- t.la r
eiEes,') Notch z. ri.
Professor F. A Bf-na-d. Urasre-z=re ct ala
Rev Aibert A. 1Itiirr, Gather Ct --saas.-
Rome,-'J CiarzsvIf'a- Tern
Henri W II lizard. Esq Aiaure1ue-r An d
Pf0is ssor K I Bfuub Ullve-s-t. 81 Ara ~
Rev Norman Pinne-. 3lab-le. Az
Hon. Richard Henri Wilde. Au.ru-1a. Ga
Henry Thompson. Esq Taslsaooss. An
PIotess'r Henry TutwILer- Marion. Ala F..
Wm- K. Suif5, Esq TnscalaaS~. ats- ~,
J. u. Field ESQ faUta1r Of - Tags P.Ier-t &.
age P0em.1 Mobile r.
Rev George Felix Hea-d. Mobile ~
PhiIaHdsr In Verge. ESP Tusenzoaz- Az ~
Timothy Fint- (author Of --Fralc1s Berrier-~ =.
C. 6c.) Louisiana
Aiexander B. Meek, E=q- TuselI1esa. "A.
Rev J. n Naffs. Natcbez- NJ
Hon A b. LOngstrees. Cauth0r Of --gSeos
,eues.''3 Augusra. Ga.
Samuel A. Hale, Esqr TuseaI0oza- Ala
" Nd Gil.norr SHINES, Esq faHrlor af -fs..r
vers,,' The Partisan Sc Charlas-o-. 3 G. II
ID 70 preserve high moral as well as ilser-rv e.
andard- While Efforts ~ il De made u sf@.se i.
% elevate the iance. nothing Will b. "a 4.r-aa 81
II viii IN the least vItiare the henri fs uz1
NewIse be an ObJecs % blend the usefuI ,s1sa q
e Pleasing-or- IA ths language Of Dr. Ioau-
n, ito unite beauty with truth, By caiE- -
laginatlon to the aid Of reas0n-s'
cQTDErrcSS= ~a
: The SouthroR-' - 81 be published NJ Tusrs-
Dsa- Ala On the first Of every nronsh ZEE IL
Hlber VIII contain sixtF-four large aefavo =.
ges. printed on the bess paper wIrs heassrzfss -
Pc he general appearance aad Ssze - tts Y j..
,rk viii b similar 10 that OF the New yors ~
tic erbGeker-
LFThe Terms viii be FrvE Dorrszx n vea- -
able invariably IN advaEce. aras SEN usss.s
i number rs Issued- TIE suhserib<r = ss-s
oN as one OF tae publishers If she --ETa1 - -
UtIon. add he hopes faat hss cha-aersr XII -.
a sufficient gaaraBtee for tae e1nrsauane~ Ell a.
work for al least one year fr,s-. - e,.s. g,
ncemeEf- ROBERT L. EATON
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