Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-14
PROSPECTUS OF THE
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcER

Tho subscribers propose TO issue, in the city
of Wheeling, on or about the 18th OF August,a
Daily Newspaper, TO be called tho "WBEELiso
DAILY ISrELLi6BScER," and also ueekiy, and
should circumstances justify it, fri.trtekly
paper, in connection with the sane.
Ills tho design Of the publishers 10 supply,
as far as ono paper can do so, the entire wants
Of the public, and no pains will be spared on
their part to make their paper, in every respect
worthy oil the patronage Of the entire co'nm''
nifty.
TO fully attain this object, arrangements have
been made, on the most enlarged basis, to no.
cure to each department the CONSTANT and un'
divided attention Of competent and efficient
managers.
The principal Editorial Department will be
under the management of. II. PESDLEroN,Esq
whose well known abilities aud finished educa'
ton, rs well NJ his intimate acquaintance will
tie capacities and wants Of this section Of Yves
tern Virginia, and the surrounding country, will
1t is hoped, enable him to discharge tho duties
Of his position with efficiency and entire salts
faction. The associate Editor. OLIVER |. TAY'
LoR, will have especial charge Of the Local,
Commercial and general News Departments
The general business Of the office will be man.
aged by L. b. SwEARiSGES; and in the Me.
chanical Department, all the improvements OF
the day, and the greatest accuracy and ncatncss
has been consulted in the selection OF mater.
ais, including an improved STEAM POWER
PRESS, which is capable Of working of a very
large edition in an incredibly short time.
Tho Political principles of the paper will he
Wing but tho publishers assure the public that
I 10 60 hatr dasir nd tnfa IN
their efforts exclusively to any one branch Of
newspaper duties, but, on the contrary, to make
their paper acceptable and readable to all, and
by pursuing moderate, though firm political
course, at least to avoid giving just cause oil
offence to any. 1t will also be 4 principal oh.
ject TO advance the interests and promote the
prosperity Of this portion Of the State and in
keeping this object in view, they arc well con.
WINGED that that interest can in no way be bet
ter promoted, than by a full aud free inter
change OF sentiments upon questions Of local
interest.
The Literary Department will be particularly
attended 10, and by making judicious sclcc-
tions from proper authors, and by encouraging
home contributions, the publishers feel assured
that they can afford "matcral aid" to the
wants Of the reading public. The paper will
also contain the latest General Intelligence, and
no expense will be spared TO secure, BY fcle.
graph, the latest important news Of the day
1t will regularly contain the Prices Current Of
the country, n correct Bank Note and Exchange
List, and always the important items OF Local
and Commercial Intelligence.
TIsRaIS.-Thc Daily hteiiigeneer, }" will
be printed on double medium sheet, Of snpc-
rior quality, on new type, purchased expressly
for the purpose, and will lie worked on an i'm
proved Steam Power Press, for Five Dollars
per aunum.
For the purpose, however, of bringing it
within the reach Of al, and especially of those
who may wish to become temporary subscribers,
it will be- furnished to such as desire it, on the
penny system, at the rate Of ten cents per week,
payments being made by the week or month to
agents.
The =" II;tckiy Lielhgeaeer," will be fur
nishcd for Onc Dollar per year.
As eastern wccklies are now publishing 4, cS-
tremcly low prices, mainly for tho purpose of
gaining circulation in the west, and rs tho un-
dcrsi.ncd are determined that their paper shall
not be surpassed by any ia point OF the latcSt
aud most general information upon all public
topics, they will furnish their Weekly paper at
price lower than any good one can be obtain
cd from the east, including postage. For the
same reasons, they will furnish the Daily and
Tr-Wcckly at prices prnporti"natciy low.
Z. n. SWEARINGES,
OLIVER l. TAYLOR.
NJ Office, No. u Water ST., between Mon
roc and Quincy. :, <. i..,-.-.t o., Us
H'heeiing, July IL, 1852. y -'t '2' rr'