Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-02

HE undersigned propose PUBLISHING or
the lst day of October next. a Dahl, D. =,
per- under the above title.
The rapidly increasing importance =,
the city of New Orleans. which sea,oa
destined at no remote period to occunv tho
most prominent position on this continent
as Commercial Emporium, has led the
publishers 10 believe, that an organ sna-
cially devoted to the cause of the Mercsn.
l,le and Agricultural classes, will NEE,
'hat fostering support and eDcopraoa.
;on' "",ch lhis community has at all
Times SO literally extended TO ENTERPRISE.
"0''"s 'or lis object the advancement
ana prosperity of these important inter.
Dlscardlng all political controversy, il
IS the intention of the undersigned 10 i'm.
part to their Jour al a charter thorouohlv
commercial. To this end, the most am Die
and detailed reports of the daily opera.
tions IN the market, with a careful review
oil the monetary transactions will be civ.
en-; IN short, all information which NAV
De useful to the man of business. will he .
81, IN their columns. Every effort r
win DC useo 10 render this department ac- o
cufa'e ana complete-Arrangemen are {
u progress, Tor regular and eficien, q
correspondence with writer's of acknowL r.
'dged ability, in Europe, and in the North. III
'rn and Western cities, which will ann ~
ne the undersigned to present TO their ca
eauefs an epltome of events in those
u ,, more interesting than can be ar
t : from other sources. The reports ",
transactions in this market, will he m Ilo
CT inc management of Mr.. L. HEv1Icpp n
no Tor many years past has been asso' IF
a. zee with some of the leading journals II,
'h'S city, as their Commercial Editor an
! ook'ng TO the immense, and randy ~,
ltendIng value of the Agricultural inter- ~!
Us OF the South west, it will be The on
ant aim of the Editors to pIace hoco.a NO
cir readers all such information as NAV 80
~ 10 me Improvement OF those prom. =
Ut staples which constitute the main 49,,
oP Of The commercial greatness of New - :" =,
leans' Deeply impressed with tho in ~,
ito :ce J0|'' anu viewing tim Ins q
It's ramhcatons, as feature absoIn,n a., 40
Necessary and essential, it is the inten. ' au'a
J OF the undersigned to apply to this We" ,;,s
pa rtment the most jealous and un,;r;nn WI" III
duty. ""U u"''ring %
"0 SuoJecI OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. mora in til
l'cuIarly relating TO Common schools -
ul'eo 10 the wants Of the South. viii To Il
'rougnt 10 the public notice, as one or TIL
'''oSt important auXiIiaries in giving plete
nanency 10 our Institutions '7rrn tosalU
and the FINE ARTS, will also have Am pfp
place. and be advocated with the plicat
'nsIr Importance demands. that 4
- D: THORPE, by long residence to ton mo
'1 !, WIN the South and of acknowI. cal, a
q ao,ilty as writer, will have charge those
'e Editorial Department of the pa per promis
m country edition, will be reason TGn
on wednesday and Saturday, con. and su
- a complete price current, and which
49, +, .ne market, together with all ma h
'aolng matter comprised in the daiy sne nun
do;~ "nnuhl' der the
uging their best energies to the all oUer
'pllshment of the undertaking res. Usher t
my solicit the patronage Of the support sup or
= LEWIS HEYL. GER, ment, v
CHARLES BLACK. ing for
DAVID BRAVO. great "
ofieans' September, 1845. G,,,o