The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15
The Farmers Advocate

IhvaFLt us TOR NDLtAL H.
. q INCE closing the % volume. an ASSOCIATION
- has been proposed, whereby ,hc services Of
VIZ W i Richards, Of Davidson county, n G.,
vi be procured to assist Ia the editorial depart.
mont q tie papcf, provided sulIiyitat accession
10 our present he; Of subscribers can BE- obiliuej
10 justify such a measure 10 which event, the
Advocate, ailef the fact is aseefteined, ard the
necessary arrangements ru6c, will Be PUBLISHED
weekly, al BroSntown, Davidson county, n. C.,
on superfoysl sheet. for 81 So put IN the
meautinie, OF should The proposed association ui
umAiey fan iof want of suili cicil encouragement
as above STATED, he paper VIII still Be- continued
scmi-menlhly On scperToyal sheet, for one do.
lar as heretofore.
We would reasonably suppose that the propos.
ed change from a suml.monthly 10 a weekly pa
per would Eifc genera. satisfaction 10 al or pre-.
sant subscribers; because fur fhc small addition
% hiiy cgnisr Volume furnishing more than dou.
bic The a'noaatn reading matter would be scc0r.
q o. instead q giving ono dola; 'oF 4 volume
Of 3-i pagcs, they will receive for one dollar and
dity Ceals volume clnt4iuiag SD pagcs. And
moreover, 10 edition 70 the gteatcr quantity Of
readiug matter furnished, we have no doubt that
sn increased interest would be ih9s camnaDiaa
tca q our paptri a. Mr. Richards, besides being
praeicsl farmer, IS gentleman 9. considerable
literary attachments.
IN attempting to taect such an arrangement,
whether socces fli OF no.. The least prri41jce or
disadvantage csnuot possibly result Ia auy OF cur
present suhscra1tsi bLca.sr, slluld ,hC attempt
pfoye unsuccessful, The Advocate sill! continue 10
be published regularly, a. heretofore. Il we
should succeed IN oliecuag tie auiiei ated
rhange, material advantage, IN cur estimation,
wal be the immediate result, for hy The adoption
Of such measures as It viii enable as 10 carry out
our means Tor Improving the fapor,--lor render.
ing It more acceptable, ard for giving greater
extent Of circulation, aud thus making It more
permanently useful, ulll be greatly increased.
No material difference 10 The design Of the pa
per wl Take olacc in consequence Fl Tic proposed
change bot an iAilexibie adherence 10 tho inter.
csts al the Farmer will still be observed, by using
al laudJtle means calculated to advance a system
FL. general improvement We horc ie,oS-cih
zsus, that You wl'l give us your united support IN
aiding our Efforts 70 establish on permanent ba-
SIS, papel having for It's object The Introduction
OF measures Tor the onrichiag Of your so--thc
Improvement Of your stock aud farm productions
1.-The pctiecinR Of Your agricultural and mcchan.
zeal oprrali)ns-tAe advancement Of your ecton
H6c and literary pursuits, and the promotion OF
lust incentives to yirluci all Of which simulia.
noous!y centre IN nHe grand purposc-t9 dcyclo?e
the vast natural resources OF uur common couD.
try tot tie mutual benefit Of all; and thus pro-
mote the great design d creation.
AZ uc consider Agriculture and its kindred
pursuits, 81 paramount importance to any other
we design IN the first place, 10 aae
All ldudabla oyertons IN procuring and disscmina-
ing practical information, essential to the inter
r-ts and calculated to increase the dignity Of the
tAHNER.
Secondly - Education, and The Literary Ins;i-
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lions, both original and selected, viii receive
prompt attention, and warm md friendly support.
Thirdly ,--S.irHce, and the htci7niea! drs,
viii also be subjects Of discussion, and invariably
receive hbotai share OF attention.
Fuurihly Due attention Wili be paid to sub .
icc's calcuaIcd TO promote the cause OF iTiuf
lnd Religion, carefully suppfcss'Hg every an-
sion, tending IN any way 10 encourage soclaFian
preindices,
Fi0hly "A summary notice will also be taken
lf passing events Of an important aud interesting
nature, both Foreign aud Domestic; excluding all
political contests, and subjects calculated to pro-
mote party luminosity.
In short orr whole influence, so far as depends
on the success OF the Advocate, will be unspar. /.
!nrly excr,cd 10 strengthening those pillars on
which the prosperity aud happiness, both Of indi-
viduas and nations must be invariably based
the mind.
CONDITIONS.
All Those who pay in advance, will receive fifty
two numbers Of sixteen octave pages each, max
inc in a year, volume Of S32 pages, for 81 50.
70 clubs forwarding ST free OF postage, Eve co.
pics will bc forwarded; for $40 eight copies; for
SIS. twelve copies; for $50, eighteen copies; and
for 800 dirty copies will be furnished
If payment be delayed beyond three months
after the first number is received, an additional
sum Of 81 per cent, win be invariably oxaoted
The trouble add expense which necessarily at
tends the collection of small debts at distance
will render a strict adherence to this rule ahso
lutely necessary.
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ers, must como free from postage, or they cannot
DO attended 10.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrcar
ages are pGid, except al our option,
Postmasters, or other gentlemen, disposed To-
give us their influence, are respectfully requested