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OF TftE

 sNATIONAL REGISTER.

 necembcr next, the undersigned will

 .,s fine publication of a weekly news

 toTn Q Washington, to be called the

 .,,s of fine publishers are directly in-

 reneral prosperity of the country; and

 TiIl labor, in their appropriate sphere,

 ,ominq manner, to disseminate useful

 encourage public virtue, and sustain

 nmpnt. They have no cause toadyaBce

 common fo every citizen; and the

 hve prescribed to themselves will. they

 sfeyp. be approved by every patriot in

 orarters of the Republic. They rest

 to public patronage solely upon the [9iriti which they shall discharge their

 inctors of public journal.

 biaI department, politics will not be

 he science of partisan ingglory, by snporary success of a faction may be Ae personal advantage of the aspirant af. rather. as a code of principles which 5bserged for the preservation ol oar free md the maintenance of firm. efficient, nj government.

 signed bagin theircareer wholly uatramz lplbhc measures, acts. and proceedings, gntire or legislative. under the present g administration. will be carefully eX- 5avionatev discussed. and. if approved.

 Aded; if the contrary, will be as fear nned

 iciarY, in ifs importance and dignity, is inferior to either of the other divisions of nent, ifs upright and independent action Rtially sustained.

 srig4ed have no animosities to gratiiy. sde. unreservedly pledge themselFesth that Hs shafl not be disgfaccd by any indul- aipesonal abuse and embttered vitupor- have so unfortunately characterized a |fe public press. They desire to make anationaI paper, not only reputable to as men and members of society, but bthe country.

 ESTER will be issued in qnarto form, and be larger than any paper at present pub Republic. Itwill admit intoits columns accounts of all the current nows, foreign r: the reports of the proceedings of Con ecisions of the Supreme Court; the laws r after their passage; inc official acts oI tive Government; and large selections |S history of the country-embracing all rmcns, of general interest, which have fnanatcd from the ciYile military author algements have been made to procurc kdMexican papers, from which copious sofEhateyer may be deemed of value tc people, will, from time to time, be fur aaud size adopted, together with it's per atona theseat of government, will render r convenient repository of Yalnablt ebmay be readily preserved, and filed ol hhre reference. Ii is intended to accom- Olume with a title page and index liant supply of paper and other materials fOyided, which will secure regular issues ehe necessity of occasional suspensions ned best for all parties, that the cash sys Republication. should be adopted. Sub hreiore, will not bn received, nor adver- 3'srted, unless paid for in advance. ThC aipulations between the publishers vii most rigid adherence to this requirement EScrbers in the United States the bills O 1 FsHch pass at par in the State. in whicl | |saed, will be received. The ConsulS 0 althorized to receive and receipt for sub The postage upon papers sent 10 thu lss will be paid by the office, withou |abseribers.

 1nes of subscribers should be accurately y written, and the post office to whiel STeto be sent particularly specified. Al aoFF ol copies will be printed, to supply < Who may desire to have the paper com aS commencement.

 |aalamcations with the office must be ad z W; D. Miller, Editor of the Nationa washington, Texas; free of postage, t' l, TERMS:

 .3poa.--Five dollars per annum; three dol la .l months, and two dollars for three months \. i~.aeFfs-For each square of 100 words o ~ ! insertion, one dollar. For each subse l,silon, fifty cents.

 's,i 'suon of fifty per cent. will be made upol s@,a,qsements, s,,. with the privilege of renew sle sg quarterly.

 9 aae of estimating advertisements by tn \ < word words instead of the number of lines in \ !, s,Plelerred, as it will enable the advertise , ascertain in advance the amount to b

 W. D. MILLER, h.. w. H. CUSHNEY SvOh, Texas, Nov. P, 1S44. ln .ei .oi FdRATT & co. Cotton Factors, an et ,a r. Commission and Forwarding Mer Oalp street, New Orleans. sb.s q, JACOB BRAKEMAN. SEE. BELKNAT rs-- ,- oln, Io44. S-lyr