Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-29
PROSPECTUS
"A TNVoT 10 IIN
il Daily Paper, to be issued on the first Of
Vi October, under the title Of the
w Orleans Commercial Times,
|voted to'Commerce, Agricu ture, Lite.
nature, and the Arts.
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KHE undersigned propose publishing on
the ] ST day of October next, DAILY Pa,
~. under the above title.
phe rapidly increasing importance Of
The city of New Orleans, which seems
dasllned at nc remote period to occupy the
naozt prominent position on this continent
Il 4 Commercial Emporium, has led the
WHISPERS 10 believe, that an organ spe-
6&ay devoted to the cause of the Mercan
ll|sand Agricultural classes, will meet
Us fostering support and encourage
nd, which this community has at all
|IlNes so literally extended to enterprise,
ing for its object the advancement
aaa prosperity of these important inter.
sslss
Discarding all political controversy, IL
iafhe intention Of the undersigned to i'm
pnKA 10 their Journal charter thoroughly
Numerical To this end, the most ample
ana detaled reports Of the daily opera
tion6 in the market, with careful review
n khe monetary transactions will be Civ
ez; III short, all Information which may
b naefu TO the man of business, will bel
eAahQdled in their columns. Every effort
viii be used TO render this department &C
carale and complete-Arrangemonts are
il pfOgtess, for regular and efficient
with writers of acknowl.
edged ability, in Europe, and in the North
sfn md Western cities, which will ena
be the undersigned to present to their
Ieaders an epitome of events in those
luarters, more interesting than can bel
cleaned from other sources. The reports
d transactions in this market, will BE- un.
ief The management of Mr.. l.. HEYLIGER,
Rho for many years past has been asso.
'laied with some Of the leading journals
t bis city, as their Commercial Editor
LOokng to the immeuse, and rapidly
value Of the Agricultural inter
I'll of the South west, it will be the con-
laht aim Of the Editors to place before
h0if readers all such information as may
end TO the Improvement Of those promi !
len4staples which constitute the main
lEopof the commercial greatness of New
1Eleans. Deeply impressed with the i'm.
logaan2e of this subject, and viewing it in
lllils ramifcations, as feature absolute
y Necessary and essential, it is the inlen.
ion of the undersigned to apply to this
Jepartment the most jealous and untiring
lssiduty
he subject Of PUBLIC EDUCATION, more
1aIklcuarIy relating TO Common Schools,
q Haited to the wants of the South, will
y Fought TO the public notice, as one OF
le nost important auXiiilaries in giving
pernanency 20 our Institutions, LITERA.
'uAK and the FINE ARTS, will also have
helf place, and be advocated with the
leal their importance demands.
ia, I. B. THORPE, by long residence
aentifed with the South and Of acknowl-
|aHed ability as writer, will have charge
Y ne Editorial Department of the paper.
a Seml-weekfy country edition, will be
l|sued on Wednesday and Saturday, con,
nlnlng a complete price current, and
|sxew OF the market, together with all
leading matter comprised in the daily
|-lrlce IS per annum.
kledglng their best energies TO the
espmpllshment of the undertaking, res
fully solicit the patronage oil the
IeNic LEWIS HEYL,GER,
83 CHARLES BLACK,
MI DAVID BRAVO.
ttew Orleans, September, l845.
Ia 4 have just received from New