The Arkansas banner., 1845-08-13
PROSPECTUS OF THE

Xl 4i \ Ity4t ALL At'-AN@' ''- . December next, the undersigned will &ace the publication of a weekly news town of Washington, to be called the Ral Register. Bts of the publishers are directly in- general prosperity of the country and Nil labor, in their appropriate sphere, Iamipp manner, to disseminate useful encourage public virtue, and sustain bnent. They haveno cause to advance cdnmon to every citizen; and the lye prescribed to themselves will, they Rieve, be approved by every patriot in aarters of the Republic. They rest b public patronage solely upon the |Bnt in which they shall discharge their hclors of public journal.
 oial department, politics will not be fife science of partisan ingglery, by aporary success of a faction may be g personal advantage of the aspirant rather, as a code of principles which seyed for the preservation ot our free 4 the maintenance of firm, efficient, government.
 aed begin their career wholly untram- abhc measures, acts, and proceedings, atiye or legislative, under the present administration, will be carefully ex- ssionately discussed, and. if approved, aded; if the contrary, will be as fear ned.
 eary, in ills importance and dignity, is afioF to either of the other divisions oi nj, ifs upright and independent action ally sustained.
 saed have no animosities to gratliy, ,unreserYedly pledge themselves that shall not be disgraced by any indul- Pasond abuse and embittered vituper- aye so unfortunately characterized a public press. They desire to make national paper, not only reputable to ! men and members of society, bul be country.
 TER will be issued in qnarto form, and
 ager than any paper at present pub RPublic. ltwill admit into its columns eounts of all the current news, foreign
 hereports of the proceedings of Con asons of the Supreme Court; the laws, atr their passage; the official acts ol
 Government; and large selections history of the country-embraclng al @is, of general interest, which have lAiedirom the civil Of military author snents have been made 10 procure
 Mexican papers, from which copiou' whatever may be deemed of value tC apIe, will, from time to time, be fur
 a size adopted, together with its per aatthe seat of government, will rendeI
 2 convenient repository of valuable
 may be readily preserved, and filed O s Preference, ltis intended to accom- .9e with title page and index.
 supply of paper and other materials ,a aed' which will secure regular issues
 aeeessity of occasional suspensions 9esl for all parties, that the cash sys I Iqlheation, should be adopted. Sub | s0le, will not be received, nor adver , ss ,sa, unless paid for in advance. Th' q talogs between the publishers vii q hSld adherence to this requirement soefS Tn the United States the bills o pass at par in the States in wficl | VIII be received. The Consuls 0 q slized to receive and receipt for sub
 % %a postage upon papers sent to th'
 ,, sil be paid by the office, withou ,sa x subscribers should be aecuratel, sia, iseh, and the pest office to whicl goe sent particularly specified. Al copies will be printed, to suppl. ,e ma nay desire to have the paper com d @anencement.
 ! T1saons with the office must be ad sn D Miller, Editor of the Natlona pa S'oh' Texas: ''free of postage, t n. TERMS:
 ii slg rive dollars per annum; three dol Fl \, lS' ana two dollars for three months T; smfor sIt;o each square of 100 words ol fe fl' one dollar. For each subse nd sn.iy @ liy per cent. will be made upor
 g99ltsal,,. 9s, @sth the privilege of renew
 K f;sslll.lna1iag advertisements hy tho
 lslead of the number of lines in ; Ra s' as It will enable the advertisel
 LII advance the amount 10 bt
 w. D. MILLER,
 W. II. CUSHNEY
 sszas, Nov F, isit,