PROSPECTUS


OF THE
RIPLEY DIVERT TISE K.

Volume Second.
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IN HE great interest taken in the Presidential


~A canvass, together with its near approach,
renders the acquisition of political intelligence
a IN after Of Importance to the public. The linn
tied means possessed by the immediate North
eastern section of the State where no paper cir
culates to great extent, calls for something to
supply the deficiency. Under these circunstan-
ces, the undersigned presents the claims of the
RIPLEY ADVERTISER as a medium of public
information.


In doing this, he deems it unnecessary to enter
into lengthy exposition of the character OF the
paper. Its publication for twelve months past
has given. the Tublic some opportunity to judge
of its claims to support. 1t will advocate, as
heretofore, the " hig cause, believing, as does
the Undersigned, that the ascendency of whig
principles will promote the best interests and
prosperity OF the country. But whilst he will
endeavour zeaously to maintain his own 'lit,- :
cal views, respect will be had for the opinions OF
those of his fellow citizens who differ with him.
Whatever of interest occurs in the proceedings
ofthe State Legislature will find place in the
| columns of the Advertiser and it will be the


constant endeavor of the undersigned to suit, as


far as practicable, the tastes of all in the choice


of matter, and to present an acceptable sheet t.


the general reader. Having encountered the


trouble and expense of establishing press al


this place. he trusts that liberal patronage
whose political opinions coincide with his own.
TERMS.--The Ripley Advertiser will b,
published every Saturday, at So SO per annum
! in advance. J. F. FORD.
December, l843.