Publication notice of weekly issue schedule
Publication line shows the newspaper runs every Friday and Saturday morning under editor Heppe Pemberton.
12 Sep 1832
Page 1
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Newspaper
Augusta Chronicle
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1832
Page
1
Publication line shows the newspaper runs every Friday and Saturday morning under editor Heppe Pemberton.
The notice outlines plans to publish a daily paper in Augusta with tri weekly and weekly options, aiming to serve merchants with commercial intelligence. It pledges steady news from major U.S. cities and promises subscriber profit shared through mutual benefit and robust postal mail delivery.
The author argues subscribers should withdraw patronage only for value received and not as a personal affront to the editor. He urges editors to welcome feedback, publish timely commercial intelligence, and defend independence amid political or religious differences while building a strong commercial department led by a skilled editor.
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