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I * PROSPECTUSOP THEj MACON INTELLIGENCER.r r W INC become proprietors of the* press connected with the publication of the bite “Mississippi Star,” the under-I signed propose publishing in the town of Macon, Mis. a weekly paper, hearing; the a hove title, which will be devoted to Eite-ranne. Agriculture, and Politics. Every effort w ill he u*ed to render the Intelligencer interesting and worthy of patronage.| by introducing into its eolnins the most useful information within our reaeh.The distinct line which has heen drawn between the two prominent parties of our country requires a candid avow al of the political tenets, which dinll characterise the ! Intelligencer. From a firm conviction that ! a .National Bank is iudispensihle to a sound j circulating medium, and of its powerful agency in correcting such evils and em- j ban;*ssmenfs as at present pervade our country, we are constraiued to advocate its 1 establishment with zeal, and with all the ability we can bring to our aid. We are j opposed to the leading measures of the present administration, and will sustain Whig principles. °Our Democratic friends need not be deterred from extending their patronage to the Intelligencer from an apprehension of wounded ‘sensibility, as we have deter-mined to exclude all offensive mutter. We, therefore, solicit the patronage of all parties, with the hope that our Journal will prove both pleasing and instructive.Trms.—The Macon Intelligencer wil be printed on handsome paper, and furnished to subscribers at five hollars pei annum in advance, or six dollars at the expiration of the year.V. M. MURPHEY.„ H. W. FOOTE,Macon. May 9, 18118.TH PrilM'rrnci « —____
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Macon Intelligencer
Macon, Mississippi, US
Wed, May 23, 1838
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