PROSPECTUS


OF THE
RlP E Y A VERTISE
Volume Second.

Volume Second.
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HE great interest taken in the Presidential


- canvass, together with its near approach.


-nders the acquisition Of political intelligence


= matter of Importance to the pubic. The lin.


ited means possessed BY the immediate North.


eastern section of the State where no paoer cir.


oulate' to great extent, calls for something to
SUPPLY the deficiency. Under these circumstan-
ces, the Undersigned presents the claims of the
"lPLEi ADVERTISE r as medium of pubji !,


nforma ton.


In doing tbs. hedcrms it unnecessary to enter


INTO leng hy exposition of the character Of the
paper Its publication for twelve months mast
has given the ynbic some opportunity to Judge
OF lis claims to support. 1t will advocate. a
heretofore, the hig cause, believing, az doe,
the Undersigned, that the ascenlency of whir
principles will promote the best interests and
prosperity OF the country. But whilst he will
endeavour zealously TO maintain his own ,liti-
Cal sews, respect will be had for the opinions of
those OF his frllow-citizens who differ with him.
Whatever OF interest occurs in the proceeding,
"fthe State Legislature will find place in the
columns of the Advertiser; and it will be the
constant endeavor the undersigned to suit. as
'hr as practicable the tastes Of all in the choice
= matter, and to p, escnt an acceptable sheet to
the general reader. Having encountered tho
trouble and expense of establishing a press at
this place. he trusts that liberal patronage
will be extended to him, especially by those
" hose political opinions coincide with his own.


TERMs-The Ripley Advertiser will b.
published ev' ~ Saturday, at s. SO per annsm,
in advance J. F. FORD.


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