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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
NOTICE.

TIE hrm of CRENsuAw, MITCHELL q Co having
peen iissoived on the 81 August 1870 IL Is necessary
70 close all matters relating IA In The shortest time
All persons having claims against the said firm al
,equeSted 10 present them TO Lewis ID Crenshaw for
reuement and those indebted L. are require TO I'M kc
payment to him, who Is alone authorized TO them
LEWIS ID. CRENsIIAw,
-. WIN. r. MITCHELL.
ses-u JOHN NJ. HARVEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
NOVEMDIlR FOURTU. IAN

DUDLEY a MEREDiTH have his DAY received per
- sehr Weymouth from New York the following goeis
Heavy Flush M, fOf servants coats
Bue aud invisible green Cloths, Cue
Black and fancy coorcd CasameTcs
~ Zoe white flanne.
swanakin 10
Plaid and striped Mousclaines
Blue, pink aud white Grape Iisse
Anaiso'tmcut ~ Roslyn fisds
DO linen csmhfic Hanikefchefs
superior blue hlsc \ gro 10 swsa
Aark aud HahtH = gloves
Best lambs wool Shirts
Table and buds eye Diaper
IIuokabsok linen Checks for ehlldlen's aprons
lead co@rcd saftcon Jeans; white 10
Madras ildkfs Prints, sc. de4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. MONDAY JANUARY 4. ls41
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

~tg0 A xerx a AZ, -. 49, ss.
u now orenar ,ss and w., ,i,s rees.sd and are
.r.ins ~ .s,,,a.x,.. - ~ .inasa every sniele be
for cash. NJ Is Der emit dsdueon irop s,,ns NJ sen
The proof be furnshed by calling at hsir store on
Main eet, NEXT door below Cav r. BrntIev,s 800 -
rIl - ~ GEO A. KEEN a IN
BEAVER FROCK AND Mo Cnn IT,
Weh<sea full supply anil more cominr-prie e fro s5
to e5-warrsnfei well made W
~ sb1AEhE FANTs-fne for sioi medium
o.,
NJ 49, 3, ,,p,lon 2, sesi, from e2tot o.
COLLAHss eOBOms. sTOCks-Thc largest
and most iashonabie assortment offered in Rich
susPenders, Hose, Pocket Hdkis, Buck shirts and Draw
great nIny articles too hume on. 10
All of which determined sc At pric es less than
can be purchased In the city.
= = 80.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs vIRGINIANA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
A CURE FOR CORNs.

I'VE subscribers have found q remedy for the cure OF
Corns to which they cal the attention OF the public
Inc experiments OF TIA bcaehcizl their
own observation have pei ecty satisfied It's great
value .na asa guarantee that the public shall be
appointed, they will In all refund should
the cure n' be effected. JNO. n. EUsrAcE 4 SON.
9-u belo m pelT .v.,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

, snn nose Indebted TO H. are require TO max
wM. r. MITCHELL.
sell JOHN NJ HARVEY
OPPOSITION LINE
-
NORFOLK AND RICHMoN Nd.
FARE REDUCED!i
THREE DOLLARS AND FOUND.
The Steamer BALLOON, PT.wooLsEY,
having the week eppsie days 10 The eombnss
iorces aud learns that the Travelling pubic has FOR
per OF years 20 leave Norfolk and Rie
nond a. iniows, which will be the the Balloon
and alter Tuesday, Nov. 2th.
Leass Norfst erery 7aesday, Thursday AVID satrr.
Lear. iissl.so-a ev.ry sA,say, ysiue.dsy a.d ~,
FARE tsa NORFOLK 10 yAMssTowN-on.
TREE Dollars Returning from RICHMOND 20 cry
pOiNILOne Doisr; JAAES7O WV Tire Declare
NoRFOLh-Ihres Declare And no occasion viii
shlre Of the public patronage -
All persons are forbid trusting account Of Balloon or
owuers. nov l3--,,,f
TO COACH-MAK r. Rs AND DEALER, IN
COACH MATERIALS.
'I'HE subscriber s receiving from the Northern
u cies general assortment Of COich Mater rails which
consisting ia part OF all kinds II Coach Coach and
Barouehe AXles, from II I. inch; Coach and Barourhe
rteps OF all sizes Coach la-rsi Curtain Leather; Hides
and sFes Ritinefs sRd Dauasgs OF various colours.
barouche Boxes; Brass an silver Bands OF Va.
Ions Sizes Bras and silver Lamps; Coach and
andes OF various patterns; Brass and Silver Moulding;
All kiadsof Plating executed the best manner and on
'esso ,n terms ALFRED KING.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
de Is-wew FOR Tho n jo1 a., DeP .ly

VlhGlsIAt-M c ouu held for HaifaI COUNTY At
the toun House ther cot on TUESDAY, the 24h day Of
November, lSiO Mary linn (he eierl Mary finn ami
Jane Coe psintfs aSiins William Hurt AMI Nancy h )
ceased dclandanis-lN CuANoERV.
- nc 30 ociendan = william Hurt sad Macy his wife,
not having entered their appeaFanee AMI given secrtv
according TO the Act OF Assomhy the Rules Of M :
Iouri and sPpeaIins, by satisfactory evidence thai
theN are not lntaLuants Of this Commonwealh- ~ or
dercd that the d defendants DO appear here on he
ionHh Monday IN January and answerthe b Of Inc
PAus' AMI that copy Of this order be forthwith in
setici IN sone newspaper published n the city 81 RI b.
ond Tor Two months successfully and posted At the front
doc OF the Couri House Of this county,
\ Copy. Teae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

DEtD, UOBEHTs - co. have received, ~
~ the sohr Manchester, from New York, some choice
styles % t3oofs-a part % which, arc
Plaid Ffcnch Prnts, plaid Mouslanc Dc Laine
Rich Enflish frintsi had DO 10 10
Common Caiicocs
gses sod Fancy Doesslu Cassimsrss and cassiueu,
White and led fanucia
Ruayhn flsidsi plaid silks
Black Ore dc Rhine.
Also,
- endd emhroidcrcd Na,iana shagls
do DO Craviuni do
DO dsmask quilted sir Mantilisa
DO haravoquc DO
Do vcvetesn cmbroid'd DO
nrussels plaid Ncusciane de Layns
Pekin silks, for dresses, &c.
Comprising iot Of and beauilfu Goods, which We
Ter a. reasonable rticea nou
MORE RICH sHAwLs.
lust received, small lct Of EHra rich Chcne Satin
~ rhawls, very beautiful
ALSO,
Rich Plaid Bonnet Ribbons
Chene ~ do new style
WIN s o,asr ssT aud desirable Goods For rioh AL
s,n LAraRoP . VAN DEuEssM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
ETNA FIHE ,Ss VIA xooMFANl

Nh
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
- AsEScy At RicHnoNp, Va.
'IWls Company was incorporated la the year ISIS With
4 perpetual charter and capital Of sAOOlu, aud in
sures against oss OF damage by FIRE dwelling houses
stores, manufacturing establishments, household furnt
ure, and merchandise IN general, the fvorabls
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain on rs1ues
aken At this agency, viii be adjusted with propituds and
hbaralay.
Applications for insursnee or the renewal q policies
may 70 made 20 the subscriber, who has been July an.
pointed Agent Scr the City Of Richmond and vicinity
II, BALDWIN, Agent
pthce nrnosfe Tho hlnsu rssRe
"OOLbEN AND COTTON GOODS, suIl
w or Negro toihng. consisioE of heavy Ectseys or
men, Lindsey for women; OsnahurEs and Cotton Dnmes
ties, &C aof Peneutary Manufacture, aud equal 10 any
eoos OF the Kind IN narkct iuf sale low r
10 puneiual customers, on the usual tme
sen Agent. Peaiena,iy.
rOBACCO. sEGARs, SNUFF, &e
SbPERlOR Ohevns Tobacco
- Principe und RcRilia Serars
Sntrs Lcpcrs aud Lorriilaris Scotch and Maccat "A
Snud
French Rappee suuI
Natchuoches do
Hardhsm's No9 do
DEM eros 10
Louiltffs chewing and smoking Tobseco
Asr an assortment ~ roo spanish anduthe Sears A.
VARIOUS prices, ffom 10 ei0 rer ION.
6AYNOR a RoYsTER.
no - door aoove the Bell Tsvera
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

y Nouoway county Court December Sd, ISaU-N uod
Jones pIf against Thomas GTimstead Robeu Tuc ker
Ihos Deane and RiehaId ienry Heukes dehs-La CIan,
ecry. "
Inc defendant, Thomas Grimstead not having entered
ne and given security according The act OF
AsSeb ara the rules OF this and n appearng INV
satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabitant of M
commonwealth; IL Is ordered, the said defendant DO an
pear mere on the hst day Of March Term neJt AMI AZ.
wer the bill Of the plainih and that copy Of This order
be forthwith inserted in the Richmond Ths for Two
Courthouse OF this county ~ - 'S
Copy Tesis,
de t5-w9w q " rrrzcrp.rn N ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
ne4-we~ MAR. W. MILLER, D. C &C.

VlRGiNlA:-At Rules, holden In the Clerks once of
the Ctreun superior Court OF Law and Chane ery for
me County OF Henr~o and City OF Rie hnond the 81 a
OF November lSiO,-EicholsS Mills ard susanna = PIea
SAINTS, piis against Thomas q. Burton administrator oI
sarah burton, decd and in his right ana William
burton, dets. ~ "
The defendant, William NJ Burton, not having entered
ms appearance and given security according u The act
assembly and the Rules OF this Court and appearing Ly
satisfactory evidence that he Is inhabant OF thiI
commonwealth u IS ordered That tina said defendant 90
appear mere on the tenth day Of the Term TO be held
or Of Chaneery Ca1ss ami the bi ofIhs
pinsi and that eepy o. this order be forthwith
60 IN some newspaper Published Ia the City OF Rchmoad
or 2 months successfully and posted The front door
Of the CAPITOL in the said Guy.
Copy. Tesie,
no R-NQ.S a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04
YRUNKs-Ih,veIn s,o,.

TRAVELLING TRUNKS.-Ihaven Store a We
~ laIge stock Of hard Russet and black Leather
yelling TRUNKS, both solid bellows tops from the
smallest TO the hrges size made. Come OF the above
Trunks Manufactured In superior STYLE by
the bes Trunk maker In America Those wishing TO puf
chase will hndhto their advantage call and my
stock. SAMUEL PUTNEY,
de5 Ooro.ite ,he 80 c,b,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-04

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r. s-A.--t-.t- 49, ninpf street. fhletelphia.
20 RICHARD ID HANNaV a.,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25

CCr Doctor johnson once dlncd With .
Scotch lady who had a hotch potcb Tor din
Ber.
ais il good, Doctor y asked the hostess
Yes - said the Doctor sharply, " II i
good for hogs, madam
Then pray" said tho lady, "!et M
help you to little more Of H."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
From he F-astfg-. Coeaonrealit

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IN The shades. I, d,.. - r,,,,h q, ,.too
"a, 81, boos I'm, 81, ,r. ,,a,,.T., !, ,c..s
lauv borifc. There are many naof,o who
,a.s. oaa - ,l.so IT,, ,..t. p, h..
one e,,be, and 80 val tbe,era,e IA, ,hs,,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
PATENT ROGIES.

There Is gang Of fascaIs that Infest the
LcVee N New OdIcans, who, after exhaust
iu1 every device tia, their ingenious lmagl.
nation could invent, 10 facilitate their sys.
ten Of puuder have hi' upon the following
plan. They have made ln3gncnt Uuder
the wharf, we'll fortified with tubs buckets
and auaurs, aud few seeks -lucr y con,
iouss Of some t@erty barrels Of shisk y
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25

Every farmer Who ,hna- Of raising
horses, cattle or sheep must be sure 10 have
blue grass, " his labor wi, be spent 20 1T.
lie good cgrcl. 'rho season Is noa at hand,
both to make preparations aad soS IT, seed.
The preparation Of ground consists "a tax
ing oil the under gtpslE where Il IS very
close, buniuR TIE lplSes, brush and old
logs, and d complete tlffowlng The last
operation, however, To- DOT inporlant # The
.lrd ~ Inclined to ighiuess and free iom
trash. Tie bcs' sol IS the black limestone
land. After the preparation Of the ground,
the NEXT point OF moment 70 20 have good
seed. We sowtd last sPtng meuy acres,
aud 10 consequence 0. tito had seed not q
-pug Of gtl-s ever Appeared. Io Judge Of
the quality Of seed, first notice Il they and
The chef nth them have green appear.
ance ii they do, there is 2 usk, snd they
should not be purchased II they have o
"a musly smell, there IS danger, the seed
have been heated and they arc not likely
20 vegcta,e. Seed, one, TWO, or even three
wars old, are nearly or quite as good as
fresh, II they have not been suffered to hea,
aud have bcen kept 10 m airy room. Such
as have been N the cellar should be ayolnd.
ed. The main matter is 10 boy seed from
a man who Is responsible for what he says,
and there Is lltle danger about the quality
Of seed. A hushcl Of seed IA the chat, or
gallon that IS clear, Is tie allowance TO the
acre, but # double the amount b. put on,
the stand will be quicker oud better The
seed may be sown any time from the FIRST
Of January 10 AprI; as a general rule, the
earlier the better. II all IS ready, SOW 90
the first snow after Christmas, or Il there
IS snow IN February, be sure to SOW be,
fore II melts away. II Is easy TO see when
tho seed fall regularly on snow, and tbs IS
the greatest advantage Of sowing At this
time. i - common practice ~ 'tcnnes
see and Kentucky, alter the seed are sown,
to turn all the stock upon the ground 10
tramp them IN and close 70 the soil. When
they begin TO sproui, turn the stock OF -
Let nothing Craze on the young grass ey
cept few Sleeps and calves or colts, I'LL
after i, seeds, aud then /! should be lightly
pasiured TIL the second year. BE sure not
to turn IN stock too early 10 the sprlug, nor
feed the grass too CLOSE al any time So.
CuihratOr.
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ment 10 him, aud like other renowned war
riors and statesmen he was lost seniuring
upon an experiment. Tha, he was put 10 a
great public use, there is no doubt, and il
ever bill is again introduced into the Leg.
isiature Providing for the killing Of
crows" it would be but an &C, Of justice to
put in a section directing monumental be
erected to Joe Davis's 0Nl.
Whoever doubts the truth Of the story
has oniy 10 try the experiment with on owl,
aud he vii, soon fad that there is 10 Joke
in the matter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25

.sere removed to te stored. the owner /,
his surprise, found them TO be empty. Az
investigation Vas made, and resulted in ,bs
discovery Of auerr boles 10 tho barrels. and
also 10 the wharf where tho barrels were
deposited. II lie sud there is nothing pev
under the sun; that may be but this i
certainly something new under the wharf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
.MOFk.gTT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines.

Futtli.>E medicines ate indebted Tor ilcR Sane
II 10 taslf manifest and seu.ible Aeii9n " 70.
fiIFIur tEr Fnfjraa AID channels u l'c, sBt 90.
auiug ihsm With reues sd tone and ,igof. la
many EuHdted certified eascs ahscl base ben
made pat.!e. end IN slmusi every spccns Of do
case 10 y 5eh the bnman frame il able the hss
py effects Of NOfFA1 $ LIFE PILLS AAp
PIiESlX BI1-fELS have been gratefully ara
publicly atsnas lodged by the persons hcnchlha'
and y ~ Il ere ptey,ously unsc4uaiuicd allh ne
beautifully tft.asoHhtlal princip pies upon shltn
they are coa.toul Gtd. and u, % wh!ch thcg cen
scq4eutly aet.
The LIFE INCIDENTS recommend them
sekea ia dlseases 81 every iotn and description
Their first gperatton j. 10 laaseu from The co4s
ii lie stomach and bowels, the various impurities
and cfudltics const nlly settling hiougd then, ani
10 remove tie hardened fusr,s bah collect 10 its
eonyalalious uf the anal iuicsunCt. 0lbcf metr
clnes oils partially cleanse these and leave mca
collected fnasAes bcbiud as to produce hsbioil
costiveness. With an il. train OF cyus OF suaden
diartima, With lis iniIHiueni dangers. Tbs lHd
IS well know n to al regular ataiomiois, Who e.
anime the human bowels AFTER death, aud hence
The pte Iudlee OF ihese vel informed men sgatI
quaek inedlcines--or medicines prepared and hef-
aided TO the public By ignorant persons The &C.
eaad effect Of the Life Medicines Is to cleanse ne
kidneys aud the bladder, ard by this means, To
ligcr and the lungs lie hc.lihful action Of ss'eh
entirely depends upon the regularity Of The unnA
rs organs. The blood, which takes lis red eo''i
ipm the agency Of the liver and lungs before u
passes INTO tie heart. b, ing thus purified By hem'
and noorished by food coming from clean '"'
mach, courses freely through tho veins, rcpss'
every nart u The system and triurnphanty mounts
g,ttte Ve,etshlc / Il, Incidence have bern
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
POETRY.
ALrrERARY CURIOSITY.
THE FALLS OF LODORE.

II \ ~
Ey G3sEEr soUTHEY.
How does the waters come down from Lodore
Here II comes sparkling,
And there il lies darkling;
Here smoking and ffothing
Its tUuuit aud wrath IN.
II hasiens along. conflicting and strong
Nov striking and raging,
As If war waging,
It's caveras and rocks among
Rising and leaping,
Sinking and creeping,
Swelling and iiaging.
Shogeling anu springing,
Ejdying and whiskiag,
Spoaliag sid Tisking,
TaTainE and twisting,
Around and around,
Collecting, disjeetng,
18th endless rebound
Slasi.ag and lighting,
In turmoil deilghuug,
COnioundinE. astounding.
Dr.zLllns and deatening he ear with its sound.
ReeedinE and speeding,
And shocking and rocking,
Aud darling aud parting,
And threading AMI spreading,
And Uhizzins and Kissing,
And dripping ana skipping,
And whitening and frightening,
And hitting ana splitting,
And shining aud ;xiaing,
And rafting sHd battling,
And shaking snd egskiug.
Aad pouring and rosFing,
Aa1 waving and rav!Bg,
And tossing and crossing,
Aud running and stunning,
Aud huuying and skurFyiug,
Ana slitierinV and iFittsrInE
And gathering aud teatheriag,
And dining and spanning,
And foaming and roaming
And hopping and dropping
And working and Jerking,
Aad gur.iiHg and struggling,
And hesying and clsaving,
A-a laundering ana hountering,
Aud filling and traWllng and sprawiiug,
Aui driving sad ming aud STRIVING.
And sprinkiirg and eTinklinS and twnkiing,
And sounding and bounding aud rounding,
And hslt5liag and troubling and doubling,
Dividing aud giiiiEg and sliding,
Grgubling and rca.b.lug and tumbling,
Cla;;s-iag and aaifesiuG and SCATTERING,
Aad eieAmiug AM s:eaalas and sklmI!ag an
ts2-BinE,
An rushing Id flushing aud brushing and sush
ing.
Ana aapPing aa1 fiP2.ag aad e!lg2ips and sap
ping,
And euriug and aL.-!iag ana parting and .v.rI
ing,
Rsirsa,ng AID meeting an1 beating and sheet
ing.
De..y.nS a-d s;rsyiag and spraying and playing
Adganelag -1a pfsacing and CHANGING aud d2a-
!l-,
B.col.llg. tCr-loil.a- ard tos.iRg and boiling
AID tagmP.-g ard 5a4pi@E sad Humping an
54mE1z.
i-l iArsshiag AL el-sl.ag al5 f-4l.ag an
sq-@s4-1g,
AE1 never ea3.aF.
Blt sla SIS sne;4z
~yuEGs and ....t.1a4s i5.s5e. 4ll eT-s arc bend
ing,
All "a or-s ar 81 e'e-t
~ Z l a.F grfc4F.
And tits y ly tie 4lsT coaes G3va from Lod0r.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25
Cold Mine for sale.

ENIE Subscribers otisr their valuable Gala
u Mise tot Sale Known by The name Of Ilu"
ier's Mine, five miles North of Charlotte in MeeI
lenborg County, n. Z, For terms Apply 10 Ia
ELAN HUNTER.
Oct %. 1910. or
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-03-25

Rcnsonalle.-A school boy bring asked
by his teacher how he should foe him, re
piled" IF YOU please, sir, should like 10
have it upon the Italian system Of penman.
ship. The heavy strokes up5afds, and the
down strokes light
, 1841-04-17
POPPING THE QUESTION.

| told her that her marble brow,
Ger which her auburn looks were stray.
ing,
Was like a drift of purest snow,
Where golden sunset rays are playing.
tod her that her bright blue eyes
Would shame the brightest spheres Of
heav'n,
That light the chambers of the skies,
Upon a moonleSS summer even.
lswore no sunny cloud could vie
In snowy whiteneSs with her bosom;
And that her cheeks had stole their dye
From wild rose and magnolia blossom.
| vowed that unto her alone.
My burning heart had worship given;
That should she on its homage irown,
'Twould then TO dark despair be driven.
And then l gazed upon her form,
And pressed her small white hand with
iervor,
And asked her if, mid calm or storm,
She would be mine, and mine forever!
And then | swore Id keep my VOWS,
As true as rule, or square. or plummet,
But-she placed her finger on her nose.
And told ME that couldn't COME rT!.'
, 1841-04-17
THE SUNBEAM.

FINDER this name, a new weekly paper has been
commenced In Hartford, Con-, to be continued
50 long rs the public will sustain it.
We have chosen for the name Of our journal rath-
er n ~poetical one-and strange enough to those who
are buried in dungeons and mines; but to the inhabi-
tants of the clear upper air, a familiar e''enee, shi.
ming into the hearts of some who else would die OF
~frigidity. Strange, also. to a class, whose condition
we propose to discus-namely, the inmates Of our
factories, to whom the pleasant light of heaven comes
but seldom to cheer their laborious tasks.
We design, also, to touch on the banking system,
and portray some of its enormities hitherto suffered
TO pass almost in silence. We must let in a little
light upon the modern d~ynasties, and study their ini-
quities by the blose of the "SUHBEAM,'' instead OF
tallow candles and corporation wax. Will the peo-
Pile never know their rights, and knowing dare MAN.
tain them! This is what we want to find out;-and
for the purpose of n free and fair discussion oil the
TRUTH, we issue these proposals TO the bold and Tree,
who have the heart TO reason the matter with U.s.
and TO all indeed who are not afraid OF getting burnt
with a "SUNyEAM.n
The ssSuypEAMr will be a political, bat not a par
tizan paper,-and will she'd sucl, light as may be 81
ven us, on principles and measures of public policy,
without reference TO sects, or parties, or individuals.
The causes which have Produced such fearful inc
qualities in the social condition will be fearlessly ex-
amincd and licensed. We shall not fail to ask OF
the blontcd aristocracy of the land--and in II manner
wv NNAt Thhf u NV NV ""1 ~
more wealthy, and az a consequence, moro powerful,
than the scores or perhaps hundreds of poor men, wo-
men, and children, who toll but to live, and live but
to toll for your aggrandiaement! We recognize in
the whole human family a common Brotherhood
'Arc we not children of one Father t;--and with the
immortal JEFFEEsos, 1--WE have sworn upon the altar
Of God, eternal hostility 70 every form OF tyranny
over the mind of man"
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oiai, moral, or political elevation of The many, and
To the utter destruction Of every species of privilege
cnjrycd by tie fer, will make our paper valuable
and interesting TO Tie many, it will be sustained. II
not, We shall fnd our reward in the rejection that
vc have not neglected our duty in behalf of oppress-
cd and d"wn trodden humanity.
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81 time. March 30.