Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-30
TEW ADVERTISEMEN'
DanYiIIc Reporter.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Danvillc Reporter.
fHNo THE PUBLIC-wo present ourselves before the
II public in the character of Editors, with unaffected
diidence To discharge, with credit to ourselves and
usefulness to beloved country, the comprehensive
high and responsible duties upon byis assump
ton will be, sincere and perseveng endeavorbut
not our pledge. No be more s.. bic than we
arc, OF the multiplied embarrassrnents an difficulties
which, Mt the outset Of career sain the way
ofemncn in the object which, we
persuaded all will allow be audabc. Some of the
which aludc perhaps obvious to re-
quire their cnumeratonthe Experience of the Editors
the remotcncss of the town from the great commercial
and political Emporums of the naon-and the still more
amenabe fact that we have not been hitherto surround
ed by what might be termed news-rcading community
TO any thing like adequate extent These OF
discouragcmcn-But the other hand circum-
stances have within the progress of the last few years,
developed themselves combining TO produce, we hope
and believe, an almost radical change in public SEN
tment this subject The want OF a respectable
public Journal, at this place, is generally admitted
The removal of the distractions TO the navigation of the
Roanoke, and Dismal Swamp Canal, by aoing unin-
tcrruptcd water communication with Norfolk, finest
seaport Of the southern Atlantic States impulse which
that interesting has already impaired to The trade of
Danvicthc natural and depot of the commerce
OF the upper Roanoke Dan River countrythc
Puent augmentation OF its populations its mechanical,
manufacturing, mercantile, and Banking Capital the
we'll known fact that is advantageous ex-
tent the market to which the Planters Farmers Graziers
and others resort from considerable distance West and
South to purchase their supplies for home consumption
md to vend their agricultural products
the
wants and convenience of the public require the extern
svc circulation oil journal issued from this point which
shall cmbedy, in compendous form, intelligence of the
passing events OF the day. concentrated here from
tiers OF the werd. We hope il will deemed impcrt-
ncn to add, taat the Editors draw cheering augury of
the extent of patronage likely bestowed upon their
paper from the fact, that within few days. their list of
subscribers has increased with unprecedented rapidty
Should the public nbcraiy be continued to us we Shall
take both pride and pleasure, in placing the GRANVILLE
REPokIER at the earliest possible day, on the best
practicable footing.
Of
with toys he amused children-with oahs, men, But
Philip was heathcn-and though lac was polite prince
his maxims were heir-looms, common then, as now to
hngy scoundreis every where. We make no puritan
cal precnsions to purity OF life and conversaonbut will
say, with solemnity due TO the occasion, that
no mans livery; that will GO supperess TO
bed, than barter politics for bread We shall
harness ourselves 10 the of any any party
the submissive followers OF blind leaders of the blind -
We shall great is Diana of the Ephesians' at
any mans biddng-nor will sing hozannas at the
heels Of any earth born For the present Chief Ma
gisratc entertain the highest admaton respect and
gratitude We have, with some exceptions, given to his
administration support, and shall continue So
precisely so long, and longer esteem pursuing
the interest OF country In the language of the Fa-
Their OF his country 'born, educated and raised in a
land OF freedom in heart and soul devoted
to the perpetuaon Of lis free and happy institutions
But State Rights men-dscipes OF the ''immmor-
tai author oil the Declaration OF Independenceof the
oil Religious Frecdom-and Father OF the University of
Virginia. We believe with him, that the constitution of
the United States, is Federal compact among free,
reign and independent Sateswho free,
reign and Independent, the whole reserved
Rights as they were previously 10 the ratification of that
sacred Instrument That the grant of certain
powers, and OF such Unnecessary proper for
carrying the enumerated into execution invested
the Government of the United States with authoritv 10
exercise specified portions Of power only
with the rights OF sovereignty reserved to tbs Sta.cste
parties TO the compact.
We regard the present Tariff INSTITUTIONAL I'M
WISE oppressive TO the last degree and utterly subvcr-
sve in is tendencies, of the morals Of the country We
deny TO the government of the United States power
laying and collecting revenue not for paying the debts
and providing for the defence and general well
fare, but for distribution among the several States
appropriation 10 magnificent schemes Of Internal Improve
ment
We alive TO the propriey and even necessity OF i'm.
der the authority and within the convenient OF
the States, by tue united action of individual and public
means. We shall take awarm interest in pointing public
attention to the importance of Education its
and inc'imablc blessings public and private.
IL has been justly said, that, "Crcat States COM
PEELED by regard their own safety to consider the
Military spirit and martial habits of their people, among
the main objects OF their attcntionwhie smaller
exempt from this cruel necessity; hard condition of great
mesa bitter satire human naturc-"devotc them
selves TO the arts Of peace; the cultivation Of literature;
and the improvement Of reason. Our columns will be
TO the inquiry, what is the best plan of organizing
the Miliiin!he natural and safe defence of free state
we shall be highly grated 10 have in power
stimulate the industry Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bone
and sinew OF our counryby cleaning from works of me-
rt and publishing the results Of experiments inn
Proyemcnts in agriculture, made both home and abroad
so Tar as they may bo accessible u.s. I'm fine we shall
endcavor 10 deserve the patronage support of an
ghtcned and liberal public by strict adherence to truth.
by sincere desire TO cxa yirtucand reprcs vice.
B. w. S. CABELI.
r. G.. CABANISS.
J. c. MEGGINSON.