The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-27
PROPOSALS
for publishing in the town Of IIillshorough,
"A Weekly Newspaper,
TO DE CALLED
WIE.N IalEGsUIAEIRo
PROPOSALS.
10 TINE pIiBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Is consequence of the repeated solicitations of
many Of the citizens Of the county, we have il in
contemplation TO remove our press from the VII
lage OF Oxford to this place.
In taking this step, we wish il to be distinctly
understood, that we are actaatcd by no unworthy
feelings of rivalry or opposition to the powers that
he. The veteran editor Of the Recorder has long
possessed our unqualified esteem and respect cou-
pied with the warmest wishes for his welfare aisd
success. II is with no. view, then, Of interfering
with his prospects that this enterprise has been
determined on. There arc something over three
thousand voters in the county of Orange, and
consequently a variety Of tastes to be catered
for: and we have been flatiCred into the belief,
that out of that number, we can obtain rcspccta-
bic list Of patrons and supporters without crossing
a. all the path of our worthy friend, or scducng
single stray lamb from his flock. Believing this
to be the fact, and bcing further assured that the
cause which it has always been our pride TO Sis
tain would he materially aided by such course
we have determined, SO soon as a sufficient Nun
her of subscribers can he obtained to justify the
commencement of operations to Issue weekly
sheet at this place, to be styled Tar REGuLAToR.
The Regulator will, of course, he devoted to the
Interests OF the Wing Party, and to the support
and diffusion of true Wing principles; but while
We will use every HONEST endeayor to further and
sustain our own good cause, We feel too proud OF
that cause, and too fully impressed with belief
in its eventual success, to be willing to ackHow-
ledge the necessity Of cnlistng either injustice or
illihcrali;y in its behalf
We therefore assure our political opponents,
that for all the purposes Of hr and manly contro-
versy, the columns of our paper will ever be open
/ to them; having perfect confidence. that when
the attainment of truth is the object in view, the
Whir cause has nothing lose by the fullest and
fairest exposition.
Beside its political news, il viii lie our aim 10
make the Regulator welcome visitor at every FIRE
side a favored weekly guest; bringing with It
! Sagc things, and grave, to puzzle years mature,
With lighter matter, for the tastes Of youth.
In short diligently cultured field for thought,
where useful information and general intelligence
will be found iourishing beside the flowers OF he-
nature; the whole made bright, from time to tine
with sparkling gems Of wit aud humcr:
TERMS.
The terms of the Regulator viii be $500 i
PAID in advance; $3.50 after three months; AMI
$500 If payment be delayed until the end of thu
year. No paper will be sent for less tern THAI
six months, for which sl:5o will be charged.
sTrusting to the assurances we have received
AMI to the known ihefality Of the citizens of Oh
angc. we tender our project to our old friends &C
morally, frankly soliciting their patronage and all
; JOHN CAMERON.
p. S. All those taking an interest in our entc
!. prise, will confer favor by calling the attentio
, Of their neighbors to the above, and forwardir
the list of names obtained to the subscriber at III
place, as soon as satisfied that all have been a
piled to. Regular lists will be kept at the Pc
Office, at the Hotels Of Messrs. Nichols and r.
5 MGR, and other points in the town, LG,
March &c. g.