Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-13
t. BE CALLED
THE MORNING ADVERTISER
PROSPE("rIlS
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tusToH mas rendered it necessary that every candidate
y for public iavor should make known his petcnsous
and views in relation to the object which he soic
In adopting the pursued Nv our ~
we shall ahSain as far possblr sounding pro-
ieSSions' which 1t would probably not be power to
perform Ou interest aud duty employ our best eyer
tons nrenerng publication and c,epabe to
tile pubic: and these STIMULI while they to excite
our industry, will ut the safes, pledoes we
can OTTER for the faithful discharge of editorial duties
The ,nnal Inch propose publish will he devoted
principally to commercial informato and our aim shall he
To present our readers with view CONNIE rela-
tons both of the United States foreign Ga,
as ligcnt examination of foreign domestic us,yspa
pers VIII furnish the materials We also finn
potance tn mercantile that pa per Intended almost
exclusively for their benefit, should only present pm
cEs CURRENT and accounts of the the varou.
ketS, but also such geographical and nolit;ci
information as will enable them form correct views of
the which operate in enha ncng or DEPRESSING tn,
prices of commodities, and furnish accurate dedc
ons the continuance cessation present de
L" crafty those who read newspapers with be
amused well instructed, will endeavour to cul,
with care whatever or interesting may the lit
crazy fashionable wod-as it is our intention to blend
the useful rcih me dgreedbie
The geographical position OF Petersburg; the number
wealth aud enterprise OF her inhabitants Joined to the pros
lect OF rapid increase of her commercial Importance
have induced to select her in preference any other as
the spot where our abours likely rewarded
We have also hcen simulated to this undertaking, the
consideration that Daily CONNIE cia Journals publish
ed both at Richmond and Norfokneither of which can be
considered possessing advantages oven PETERSBURG if We
except their superiority i'll populations
In regard t" political creed, re rcpubca MS from
principle; and view the duty of every endea
vonf to promote the prosperity oe country that gave him
bt and which he has chosen Tor the field OF his
without becoming the partizan any faction pre-
JUDGED and partia ladvocac of any measures for
the sake of interest and popularity. Our plan will, of
course preclude much attention poiticsBut
subject in which every citizen free country feels the
deepest interest," cannot be expeceGnor would be de
saneto exclude political discussions entiey from our
columns
Aswe have studied brevi,y in remarks we have omit
ted many subjects which will pleasure
ic bN,r
which iniuses vigor and activity all kindred occupa
tons on which it depends; add hence, hardly be
possible to detail It's and point tons
to which it is subject without giving AGR1-
CULTURE & MANUFACTUR Es, which must in turn be
indebed aud whose prosperity will invariably commen-
surate to its
With the hope that these views conform those of the
citizenS generally whose patronage we solicit with
fm feance oil their hberalty and good will in promu-
ting our undertaking. submit plan accep-
iance-convnced that public will fail to ex-
tenn To those who by unremt exertions
Will at least endearou- o deserve it,
PHILIP DU-VAL.
THOMAS A. WILLIAMS.