The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-01
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The Warmers Advocate.
pROaPECrus ron voLVNE III.

PROsPECrUs FOR vuLUTE III.
4 6sINCE elosing the % volume, an ussocla,ion
- has been proposed, whereby the services of
Mr.. ". p. Richards, of Davidson county, n. c.,
viii be procured 70 assist Ia the editorial depart.
menl ul the paper, provided sufficient accession
u nnf present list Of subscribers can BE- cbluiuod
% Justify such q measure 10 which event, the
Advocate, after the fact is ascertained, and the
, necessary arrangements made, will be published
weekly, at BroWntow Davidson county, n. c.,
on SUPERFICIAL sheet, for 81 50. But in the
meantime, or should the proposed association u
.imale.y fail for want Of sufficient encouragement
rs above stated, the paper viii still be continued
scmi.monthly on suPer.royal sheet ior ole dol.
lar, IS heretofore.
We would reasonably suppose, that the propos.
cd change from seml-mOnthly 10 weekly pa
per would give general satisfaction to al cur pre-
sent subscribers becausc for the small addition
d fits cents, a volume furnishing more than dol.
Die the amount oi reading matter would be secur.
% or, instead Of giving one dollar for volume
u jsi pages, they will receive fbr ole dollar aud
dlty cents a volume containing s32 pages. And
moreover, in addition 10 the greater quantity of
reading matter furnished, ge have no doubt that
an Increased interest wood BE- thus coumunica.
ted to our paPtrI as Mr.. Richards, besides being
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literary aitainmeats.
10 attempting to effect such an arrangement
Wheeler s1ccessfai or not, the leos, prejudice or
disadvantage cAnnol possibly result to any Of cur
present sunscf.bers because, should the attempt
prove unsuccessful, the Advocate will cogiInue to
hc published regularly, as heretofore II we
Should succeed Ia eficcting the anticipated
change a material advantage in our estimation,
will be The immediate result; for by the adoption
Of such measures as II viii enable us 10 carry out
our means COT improving the paper,--ior render
ing Il more acceptable, and for giving greater
extent Of circulation, and thus making II more
permanently useful VIII be greatly Increased.
No material difference IN the GeFlga OF the pa
per will take place IN consequence Of The proposed
change DO, an inilexibls adherence TO the inter.
ess Of the Farmer sal still be observed by using
all laudable means calculated to advance a system
Of general Improvement We hope, fellow eli.
zcns, that you VIII give US your united support in
aiding our efforts 20 establish on permanent ba.
SIS paper having for i,s o5joct The Introduction
Of measures for the euriching Of your sVA-.he
Improvement Of your stock and farm productions
the per;ecting Of your agricultural and mcchan.
zeal opcrltinns--tho advancement Of your scion.
mic and literary pursuits, and the promotion Of
INST incentives to vlrluei all of Which simulta-
neousiy centre 10 one grand purpose-to deyolope
the vast natural resources OF our common coun-
try for the mutual bonef; OF oil and thus pro-
mote the great design Of creation.
As we consider Agriculture and lis kindred
pursuits, Of para mount Importance to any other
consideration, we design IN the FIRST place. to use
all laudablc oXorlioas in procuring aud dlsscmIna.
ting practical Information, essential 10 the inter-
csts and calculated 10 increase the dignity Of the
FARMER.
4 81 7 L.
tutons Of the country; also, geod literary produc
tons, both original and selected, will receive
prompt attention and warm and friendly support
Thirdly ;-Soisnce, and the Mechanical Arts
win also be subjects of discussion, and invariably
receive liberal share Of attention.
fourlhy Due attention will 3e paid 10 sub.
ioots calculated 10 promote the cause Of |ir'ae
and Religion, carefully suppresslng every aliu.
sion, tending in any way to encourage scclaFlan
prtiudices,
linhy "a summary notice will also be taken
Of passing events Of an important and interesting
nature, both Foreign and Domestic; excluding all
pa,iiical contests and subjects calculated 10 pro-
mote party aumoslty.
In short, our whole influence, so far as depends
on the success Of the Advocate, will be unspar-
iugly cxortcd in strengthening those pillars on
which the prosperity and happiness, both Of indl-
FiUudts and nations must DC tnVHlausg odSeN-
the improvement Of the soil, and the culture of
the mind.
CONDITIONS
All those who pay IN advance, will receive iilly
two numbers Of sixteen octave pages EACH maxi
ing in year, a volume Of S32 pages, for 81 SO.
To clubs forwarding 81 free Of postage, five co.
pies will be forwarded for $40 eight copies; for
SIS, twelve copies; for $50. eighteen copies; and
for $780, thirty copies will be furnished
If paymcn, be delayed beyond three months
after the first number is received, an additional
sum of 33l per cent. will be invariably exanted.
The trouble and expense which necessarily at /
tends the collection of small deb,A at distance,
win render a strict adherence to this rule ALSO
luely necessary.
All letters, COMMUNICATIONS. &c to the publish. |
ers, must come free from postage, or they cannot
be attended 10.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid, except at our option.
Postmastcrs or other gentlen'en, disposed to
give MS their influence, arc respectfully requested
10 act as agents Address
], SHERWOOD s.
w, p. RICHARDS. I