The Arkansas banner., 1846-02-18
PROSPECTUS
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OF.IIIE PEGISTER

yuitSHItnM OF THE
 l D " KS NATIONAL REGISTER. |TH0USE in December next laf 9uefsl3nea VIII town of Washington to be called the val Register.
 & .T0Ht rests of the publishers are directly in- .s WA general prosperity of the country; and pm Ts Af will labor. in their appropriate sphere. IMAM coming manner, to disseminate useful MARKS encourage public virtue, and sustain BEET asnt They haysno .,s f2oss to sdy sdyaqee nee 0oCf have prescribed to themselves will, they FN4U, believe, be approved by every patriot in
 N AREy quarters of the Republic, hey rest to public patronage solely upon the
 ERs0 5ttdr. @ 5n %3e e edbs Ibfs 5aI oaraaI .ss' ' C0lY iofial department, politics will not be LAW tie science of partisan jugslery, by las ,pr, temporary success of a faction may be a"A the personal advantage of the asprant
 - but rather. as a code of principles which |sGH4& observed for fhe preservation of our free |ISELL9 and the maintenance oI firm, efficient, BETH, rent government.
 |y 8RKvI ssigued begin theircafeor wholly untram= Elpubllc measures, acts, and proceedings, MetafiEe or legislative under the present |sIEGfy linz administration, will be carefully eX e P1Ct mssioaateiY discussed, and, i approved, rompiu nended: f the contrary, wifi be as fear entfste Hned.
 ieiary. in it's importance and dignity, is on the inferior 10 either oi tie other divisions of |ndnat aent, its upright and iHdcpentent action | CRUTt aiiaIIy sustained.
 -it rsi yped have no animosities to gratify, ciore, unreservediy pledge themselves that "A ms shall not he dsggaced by any indu- UtjR \ 3at personal ah4se and elabitjered Yltuper- \ ST1 1h lave so unfortunately characterized DE f trV tie public press 4hey desire to make
 ''Na' q national paper, not only reputable to as rlcn and members of society, but VIo 10 tlc country.
 \ I9a sG alsrr uiH b3 issued in quarto form, and
 @ 'LbLO be lmger than any paper at present Ppb- AassA Is Republic. ItwIl admit into is columns .I accounts of al the current news. foreign Tin lie; the reports of the proceedings Of Con
 nu.,J decisions of the Supreme Court; the laws,
 TIT ts.@ y af'rr their passage; the official acts of se" 1live Governments; and large selections a;,D., @ past history ol the country-embraeing all
 'ls4" Mments, eff general interest which have emanatfd from the civlor military author l1' aD r nngaments have been made to procure s Of Mexican papers, from which copioRs .Hos of whatever may be deemed of value to
 S7 n people, will, from time. to time, be fur
 HaT' m aud size adopted, together with its per | eaton al thescat of government, wilirender Castle bter convenient repository of valuable |t Co Ech may be readily preserved, and filed or future reference 1t is intended to accom- z.7 volume with a title page and index s ndant supply of paper and other materials op provided, which will secure regular issues, Ob Be the necessity of occasional suspensions.
 ArN emed best for all parties, that the cash sys- K EclasHe out qualification, should be adopted Sub
 intha thareiore, will not bc received, nor adver- rserted, unless paid for in advance. The oTnel stipulations between the publishers will Laas LaaE most rigid adherence to this requirement. PohLA Subscribers in the United States the bills oi } (which pass at par in the States in which w Sued, will be received. The Consuls of authorized to receive and receipt for sub PaiseC The postage upon papers sent to the
 aleu~ Mates will be paid by the office, without |aSsln5 subscribers.
 ames of subscribers should be accurately F written, and the post office to which sEare to be sent particularly specified. An 'ber of copies will be printed, to supply a. who may desire to have the paper com ai6 commencement.
 9. munications with the office must be ad-
 apE 1aa W. D. Miller, Editor of the National
 V Sns Washington, Texas free of postage, to Wolr Ppoa.-Fiye dollars per annum; three dol- months, and two dollars for three months. seneats-For each square of 100 words or Insertion, one dollar. For each subse- |pEY ertoD, fifty cents.
 Ill1 n ction of fifty per cent. will be made upon
 I sRE sefiisoments, with the privilege of renew
 m ..s Ane quarterly. N' aSe of estimating advertisements hy theI |.ndt words instead of the number of lines in a 4 d preferred. as it will enable the advertiser ascertain in advance the amount to be w. D. MILLER, T ". II. -GUSHNEY I Sta Aston, Texas, Nov l2, ls44.