PROSPECTUS

 OF THE ,S NATIONAL REGISTER.
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\ ;o December next, the undersigned will ,sse fine publication of weekly news Eis town of Washington, to be called the ..s.s ,as of the publishers are directly in Es general prosperity of the country; and k RilI labor, in their appropriate sphere, Eseonine manner, to disseminate useful | encourage public virtue, and sustain Ennent. They have no cause to advance |rot common to every citizen; and the have prescribed to themselves will, they l E5lieye, be approved by every patriot in marters of the Republic. They rest 1, fo public patronage solely upon the Eniritf in which they shall discharge their Ea3actors of a public journal.

 |iorial department, politics will not be l the science of partisan jagglery, by |bnporary success of a faction may be be personal advantage of the aspirant but rather. as a code of principles which observed for the preservation of our free | and the maintenance of firm, efficient, |at government.

 |gigned begin their career wholly untram- lpabhc measures, acts, and proceedings, [fatiye or legislative, under the present |'. administration, will be carefally eX- |assionately discussed, and, if approved, |eaaed if the contrary, will be as fear |nned |iriary, in its importance and dignity, is af 3 aither Of inc ether divisions ot

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