, 1840-02-29

THE LARGEST NEWSPAPER IN NETWORK.
TERMS-Three dollars per aanum-on,
U copies fol. tre dollars.
THE publishers of the Empire State, har-
ing completed their arrangements for the
Enlarged Series Of that paper, will issue on
Thursday, January 9th the first number oil
the largest newspaper ever published in
New-York. Having procured new materi-
ais where with to execute the printing in a
style Of elegance unsurpassed by any other
t1ewspaper-and having also secured such
aid in the several departments, local and
general, literary ard political, of the paper,
as to ensure its worth as a valuable AMlLY
NEWSPAPER, the publishers offer it with en-
tire confidence to the patronage of an en-
iightened public, and a fall reliance upon
their taste and discrimination for support.
We have chosen the title of The Empire
State us expressive not only of our attach,
ment to the interests of New York, but OF
tine Union; Tor, whatever interests New
York, in q great degree, interests the Union
whether in prosperity or in diversity. And
as the Empire City is the great centre Of
business AND eemmerce Of the countryside
point also where Intelligence from the Euro
pean World is first received, and from which
il radiates throughout the 'Union;-so is New
York, in MANY respects, II not in all, the
most eligible point for the establishment of a
valuable National Newspaper, as the medi-
uin through which shall be difused to the
States and Territories of the Republic, the
earliest Intelligence, general and political,
from every part of the world.
In IolI.Ics, we have emily to say, that be-
ing firmly convinced of the truth Of REPUB.
t~IcANIsx, as understood by the founders OF
our Government, and rieached and p~ractiSed
by WASHINGTON, MANSON, and their compeers
believing, moreover, that the WINGS oi
The country, IN their persevering efforts to
prevent the union of the Purse and Sword,
10 preserve the Integrity OF the Laws, and
the Rights Of the States, TO enforce the ac'
'Countabi!lty OF Pubic men. anu to diminish
the expenditures of the Government, are
best promoting the true interests of the
PEopLE-we snail give our earnest and IN
wavering support TO the Great Principles we
spouse.
The mammoth size Of our paper enabling
US TO present weekly an amount of matter
contained in no other paper-we shall labor
80 present such 4 variety, original and select
ed. as will sui; the taste of all classes. The
Politician, the Moralist, the Farmer, the
Mechanic, the Merchant and Professional
Man, the Student and the An.iquary, the low
er of humor, and such as would unfold .
MAP of the Busy World,-earh and all may
fnG amusement and instruction in the ample
pages OF the Empire State.
I Sor- prominent features will be given 10
...- paper, not found in any other. The ut
most pains will be taken-to present., al the
earliest date. all important intelligence from
every State in the union-to collect and
preserve Statistics and Important Facts, civ
il. political, ard miscellaneous-to give full
accounts OF the proceedings of Congress,
and OF the Legislatures of the States-the
best Speeches Of distinguished American Or
ntors and Observation-Disclosures of Eminent
Men-Original Tales, Essays, and Poetry
Collections in The History and Antiquities Of
The Country-lmproyements in Agriculture,
and The Arts-Gens from the Current Liter
ature of the Day-Notices of all New
Works worthy Of commendation-and Oc-
currencesat Home and Abroad, commercial.
monetary, or of whatever nature can be of
interest to the mass of readers throughout
the country,
More, perhaps, we need not say-but sub
init our labors to the candid judgment Of the
public.
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TERMS OF THE EMPIRE STATE
ENLARGED SERIES.
0TThe paper will be published on a Nam
moth follo sheet, On paper of superior quail
ty, and beautiful type.
6rThe price will be 50 per annum-in
all cases in advance. Two copies will be
sent for IS. No paper sent until the money
IS received; and no subscription received for
a less term than six months.
Letters should be addressed to
]. GREGG WILSON & CO.,
Publishers of the Empire State.
169 Nassau Street N V