The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
Early Newspapers in America.

The first newspaper published iH America was al Boston. in l70l. Il was printed half sheet of post paper, itl small pica type, and called the '.Boslo1 News letter. John Campbell, a booksea- fer, tbe proprietor, aud it printed hy B. Green. Al ths time there iiceHscrs of the press, and artiee Priated withost ,heiF aa- ihoEiGy. The seesnd paper was the E sion Caz- sIle,' pub isled by wIn. Bro0ker. IL was pFinteG ou half sheet of printiEg paper foolscAP Re- with smaii piea type, folio, by ] Franklin. The third paper the New England Ccursat" l12l print- and published by James r.akiia, ea a ha!f sheet of crown size printing paper
 Ii we not mistaken the first newspaper print cd N est of the Aseghaay mountains. was the '-Pittseurgh Gaxstts, oy John scnli; and the hrss printed West ef Pirts safgh, was al l.exiagtoa, Ay IL was entitled the Ike eotacky Gazette, and wss published by JOhH BraafOrd.
 We nave before ss. copy of the "knoxvfie Ga zette." dated Sept ,, isIl published at hno1si'ie Tenn, by George -koatssoae. .--it l. souasthag
 larger ihan sheet Of fOelseap IL soGtaiss one page foreigu and domestic intelligence aud sa article from the "AurordL" addressed to the cltxens Of Kentucky, Tena and ihs North western Terri,s- ", ia reatioa tO ther thea present eoasilisa and future prospects. In order se give greater ifn- pnlse iaiefnsl and exterRai commerce t advises that the population shoala be pEeveDied from be- coming more esLcsrd, though R may seem te se coatEaSy the interest Of land sp~cn satoFs; bat rather effort aaght to ee made to eoa5sase II, that The farmers may be enabled to bear the burden of making better roads sad improving Hsvig stSca. which is too great expense for a scattered Pepa- iatioa to bear. This is 10 he cone enly by the en- coarsgemeut ef domestic sn4RafAetare~- Every man aud must appear la . honespas gare Al present you barrier your gFaa, raise more sheep, and cultivate llIe cottoa plant. The art of cotton sPiaaiag ought 10 se encouraged by every means The writer then gives se<cxiptt0H ef she cottsn spinang machines ef that day.
 We have also before us a copy of s'The Augusta X yFa- 4 .a.m -aaa 1aiy 2s, l79S, printed a mccism sheet. asd Pab lished by Joha E smith. Psintsr te the State Be- ssdrs advertisements. the principal conteses aso message from Joha Adams, President ol the URis- ed states to both Heases sf CoDgress. tFansrniting letter from the American Eayeys al Paris. eueiss- in. copy of letter from inc Preach Minisser el forega Affairs In relafsoe to eersaln points in een iroEeTsy between the two natioas. aud the aAswei | of the American Easeys-
 These papers exhshii a remarkable difference II l the manaer of getting SD" newspapers thea ah1 ! al the present day Although the time In whies they wsrs puhiishsd was of great political ex eitemens, yet, thsy contain posscsl discaSsioas | The pssiishsr of . newspaper was both priasss an
 editoE and bad eneugh fo do to attend se the easi
 of his office sithost engagsng in political eoa
 trovc-sses. EatsFshsp thea trsde disiiaet ffeu publisher and pFi1tsr; bat we order things eesss asw; aad, h~nes, as the tgo oepastmeHss are ssps
 rsts newspareT is more inseFeStSnx ts inc ?oliti
 essn aud general reahey, aa4 ths meehHafcai sxrea tioa is faf saperipr.--~S ssA. Baaasr.
 ! Mrs Psysiagsea. sssia.--Ths Bsstoa Post say 1 ef sbls rsr~T sed ladyi
 Oas day iass week Mrs P. was passing ihssagi l Congress street, and stepped ss sAtiag house purchase soaas frnsi Hhas la the act ef payis ser t. eas sT she nsmsFsas fsssens dIsiag thsrs ordered s.e@ked iatiaa psaalag;a tho wAisss. .
 asnai passed the ess3sr e ths eesh fsr @haksd ia
 dian as she top ef hss voice, which as3s6ed n gsed old sedy thzf shs ssasay faisas4- A gaass (
 wasnr ~ssa rssssscd hsx. hSwssess whsa abe ls
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 heard of the Isatana eating tssf shrtins. bat nsl