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New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Up from your sleep, ye dead!
who here SO bravoly fell,
Where sacred blood was she'd
Till ,hose old hills were red
If chronicle saith well:
Up from your sleep, and tel
Around this hoary hight,
Your legiOns evoke =
Shade, Of that bloody fight.
Come in your ancient might,
In thunder, fash. and smoke I!
Heroic Hearts of Oak
In midnight's deep repose,
The watchers startling call,
TO arms to arlns!' upro:e'
The rushing columns close
One OATH the pledge of all
We conquer, or we fall
Beyond this old redoubt
Weal.h's Decorating hand
Hath plowcd your footsteps out;
But yet 1 hear your shout
Stand, comrades! firmly stand
DEATH for our native land =
There STERLING to the fray.
And SULLIVAN rush byl-
On to the charge away
This is Deaths harvest dayl
The Bri,on presses nigh;
On to tho charge and die
An vain the valor there :
Sweeps down the broad hill side
A foe that doth not spare
Nor youth, nor hears hair;
wild Ruin spreading wide,
Down pours the living tide
Yet, as the fercest wave
That thunders o'cr the main,
A deep, deluging grave,
The daring breakers brave
Those rocls-like ranks disdain
That death.hood of the plainl
Now blade to blade the strife !
Burns high the deadly ire
Nougbt recks the thirsty knifc,
AS spopts the ruddy life,
Where brother, son, and sirs
In fell embrace expire!
o sad. soul.sickening hour!
Weep, Island ! for the wo
That purchased Freedoms dover.
o bloody hand of Powerl
A Nations tears still flow
For Guilt, doomed long ago!
The victory is won;
No guards the vigil hold;
The chivalry is done;
Lies hu.hed the rusting gun,
Where, believing, it rolled,
Thet fearful day of old.
0 Heaven and must it be
When shall thy love have sway
When shall Oppression flee,
And Earth be pure and free
Dead help the living pray,
To speed the peaceful day
IsLAHDE
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
RY ORDER Of Thomas j. Oakley, one Of the

Rf ORDER Of Thomas J. Oakley, one Of the
~ Justices of Ike Superior Court of the city OF S-wYork
notice hereby given pur.usnt pry.ioa. of the
at hol,ng attachments arsiust nen-r5iGr drhtos. that
attachment has is.u-t the ..tte OF William 3. Stanley
resident OF the State OF South Carolina. and th,t the
VII oe 'ed or the payment Of h debts unlssi he appear
dsih,se such attaohuent. according law within nint
months 'rorE the hI pdaiirl oi tbs nvc, and that tn.
psymrn, 7 any debts dc % hi - rd-H Ct this Safe,
the Seirsery {, hs 100 a. II Pro3r y within thi
Stats belonging 70 HIM and III tTusT of sHr property
BY him are forbidden by l1w and void Dated 5h day
September l3ii WILLIAM ) SEARS
O3J laE9D Aftarneg fsr Attaching Creditor.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Lord Nh Be rsveaied, and an ae.h San zee hia

Lord will be revealed, and all flesh shall see bis
salvation.
This very faint and imperfect representation Of
tho holy doctrine which the preacher enforced with
good judgement, rich dic,on and impressive olo-
quence, in high degree worthy of his theme, ana
of his hono.ed name, VIII hardly be excused by
those who heard the Lecture; but it may serve TO
awaken in otksrs desire to hear the remaining
Lectures on the things concerning the Kingdom Of
Heaven
TIE CHERoxEEs-Tnis tribe OF Indians may
he called civilized. While living in Georgia and
Alabama they made rapid progress in all the arts
of life, and, had they not been rudey Torn from
their homes, might hare soon equaled their neigh
bors.
We visited their beautiful country during eur
troubles with the Creeks, and iouad the Cherokees
generally kind, and many Of them highly intel!i-
gent. We recollect stopping al Yann's, 2 leading
chief, night, and seeing in the parlor what we
had seen n few OF the houses OF the whites in
tina. new regisn piano, and the National lntelli-
sencer, WIKI several other late Eastern papers
He was educated, and so his wife. They felt
despv the wrongs which had been inflicted upon
their race, yet saw no hope but Ia removal. FOR
him. indeed. there was no alternative. The Le-
sisaturo OF Georgia had battered away his home
and MS lands through its infamous lottery .cheme,
and the man who drew them prize had been
there, only few days before, to notify him OF it,
and bid HIM remeve.
But we rcjoice to know that this tribe Of Indians
have not ye; forgotten, and what is better, nut
.ikelylo forget wh4trhcy !earue lille living their
ancient homes. The missionary IL stI!l busy amosg
hem, aad in their new but wild dwelling places,
scho houses and churches are held essential. NJ.
Vana has been oficiariag chief, in the absence OF
the leading chief, now AT Washington and from MS
sensible address to the council, We may conclude
thu, the Cherokecs are prosperous and con,enied.
They are at peace with all around them, and, Il
left updsturbcd by the grasping ayarice Of the
white mas may yet claim t. be his equal.
Cincinnati Gazette.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

ya,fsE TIT NSE.- -tND sS b'tsi-
Of Dr. EULL'S ETenucn ccninse o. geo
decided pref,5, ce. FIR twcu'y yearH pest --'
,oyej the Trusse, of Dr. BsJl Nith success ~ >'i
mo-, and ,nDron.tiog md | 6m happy 20 ss> tai u l'
ssten.i,ei, a-op;cd III Europe VII - IN H. cod9y
(SiguedD VALENTINE Aoi - ~ ~
NV -t. Julv |. lsll. ~ IHu
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Peoples LINE FK0ti MEMOIRS
- TO
!SsEzEEASTON, IA. -

7 through in hours. Faro only s.
Leave pisr No y. R.. Battery Piscs at :: O'clotA A
NJ daily Sundays excepted, by steamboat CindeTlha %
Water WITCH 70 El,zobeihpor then to 'aSe 'ho cars o.
tho f. Town and Scmeryile Railroad 10 BeuntbFecH
leaving only y miles b. ecscAcs, making BY lar 'he mos,
pleasant and expeditions EoRte to Esston Fer seat. a
Hore viii accompany the passengers to Bouad BrooA an1
render al, assistance necessary, .,
n Tne Express Lins sndinc their charge oil hhMous
m, n answer now cxpsin tho OF our ge'tiGS
hr,rch several hours before them br stating that nc start
three hours in advance OF their Line This charge Is just
ns de,rjrut, of trsth tsc FIRST. h-'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

BRAzILIAS TEA-S,me few years since On cs-
,eemed friend ,aid to u few words upon the
probability that Brazil would in time become
iiyal Of China in The cultivation OF the tea plant
and the proper preparation OF It's leaves for domes-
nc use We stated his opinion then in our paper,
and forgot soon afterwurd he suggestion and the
fac, upon which it was founded.
Il seems that a gentleman OF wealth. who has
plantation not far from Rio Janeiro, obtained some
tea plants, and set them out in his land. By care
and attention they grew well, and he has now
about 80 600 growing rapidly, and supplying leaves
beyond his expectation. The tea hitherto made
aries IN some degree from that which is brought
from China We have canister of this tea; ii
answers in looks and taste TO the common Tyson .f
the -hops, and is very Palatable. Whether the
gentleman has raised any black tea we do not know,
nor doe, our friend who gave the first intorla-
Ion, and now confirms il by sample of the pro-
duet of the South American soil but We suppose
there is no difficulty in raising the various kinds of
plants or in initiating the various modes OF pre-
paration. Al any rate, if it is all done as well as
that which we have received, We no reason
why Brazil may Not supply Us with tea as well as
coffee. and then Great Britain and China may fsht
ont the question If opium or opium. Us. CA.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Toorh Ache-de;estsd name.

Mott iu-tIy CANNED 70 eVerIssuss Idhe.
L3TIgY will you safer with Tooth ache, when you
~ c.n have 1t cured for y cts warranted never 10
sufferers arc invited call and the merits OF ny
Nerve Pate. certain and safe remedy. Price , shi
ry. Dccayed Teeth filed in tbs best manner for 81 20
}. Othe- oasrluon. accordingly. Dir. Pearson, Sur
seon IIcat.t lI3 Canal street. dt In.
I[sNG's CEERB8ATED CHAIRS
IA All hinds for case ard comfort. ssch IS Rocking
Recumsent, Revolving. &c. The first premium al the
lasI Fairs has been awarded kings Chars. They
warranted to DC far supe<ior any ci;y
elsewhere II. w. KING, Pa:sGtee,
dl4u 474 Broadway, between Grand and Broome- s,,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
Clnclnnatl Gazctle.

MURDER BY A BRIDEGROOM IL CHURcH.-A
rishiful tragedy was enacted in the church at Ju-
zicres, near Nantes (Seine ct 0i-e,) q few days
ago. numerous party was assembled to witness
the marriage Of two yorng person, who had long
been attached 10 ech other. The service was over,
and the new married couple. with their families
and friends. were about to quit the church, when
he bridegroom wa, suddenly struck with madness,
and in hi. frenzy seized knife and threatened the
lives of all around him. The panic was so sudden,
that for a moment the maniac deserted by eve
ry one except the father Of the bride eighty years
of age upon whom all the fury Of this new son-in-
law was wrealied The unhappy victim recevsd
three desperate wounds two in the body and one
in tho thigh. His erie, recalled ms friends, and
after a violent struggle the weapon was wrested
from the hand of the maniac. and ne was bound
with cords on a table, ravisg in the most appalling
manner, and tearing his face with MS nails. The
brides father was carried hone, where, after .inger
ing twelve hours, he expired. No hopes OF the
restoration OF the bridegroom hi. senses ara en-
;craned. French paper.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

Euou,1 70 supply h.If Il teton
The cheaDc aud b-sti aicr-@ucn
Ibis stock compress he most 'pieaeld a-or Deat %
Boots aud shoe osrec and at prces f e1eaot 20
boat. :cat n,an'. ME car " sar Pro to}- - % -
so So fae Dfes 30, from - 10 81. srleuda G4e- ieF
3, les f;oG 81 - % So h!ss,s Geiers Nei b-aeils
6aitss,, Rubber. Of a kinds, Boy sud Yoal-, BOZ
d Shoes, aHd gov lilne sePFy 1isss =
ClI dreas tie cheapest sad best you ever iu at -
&, -,,e,inc.,, co,ner n uop.oe Gi5 ~
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
= c p FcR sHREWs8TEsH i.

L,--..--Nl-,-eefr- FALb AKNANUEWENI--IU NC NttuIH
'aEsIa=Sss-ss- boa, OSIRIS Capt. }. U. AilsFc, VII
on and after November Q, run Ak follow Leave ne"
York from Fulton Mrket slip, East River every Tues
,ay THURSDAY and Saturday al 5 o'clock a.
Returning will Ie,y. Red Bank every Tuesday, Thurs
4ay and Saturday ut half past IL O'clock, p III.
The Boat viii above until further notice, weather
4 navigation aeru IL ting. rs
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

NHtts.
Proposals for tho White Oak to be received until 3l.t
December To b. delivered before the lst March
aext For tho Yellow Pine aud Knees, until the 18Th
January To be delivered before the pril
all the Navy Yard Brooklyn y. y subject TO It, in
-pccon and measurement; price per cubic foot deliver
ed ANY fxIther information, from the Constructor, at
the Yard. RO8ERT c. WErM0RE, Navy Agent.
Navy Agents Office. 81 Water street !
December 9Th, 1871.
dli 5tawtJl5
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
For the tribune
a.rrrr oF BRooKLYN. HIGHT.S...

Til, usuo.ablo action occurred on the sn .. Ey
,71s Tho Americans, being surprised at Hi'hsA
overwhelming force Of,hc enemy fought a,, l,.
,,orppg 10. ing upwards Of three thousand Nsn r, TO
The following lines suggested oy s,e,, ar
the vicinity OF Brmuss Hill, where 'he A'''O
he'd
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

DYING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
OFFICE No Ill WILLIAM, CORNER or JoHS-sT.
LII. KINDS OF SILKS, COTTON AND WOODEN
4 GOODS DYED. restored and dressed iRcludiHr Ia
i,es and gentlemcn's such Dresses Goats
ShswIs Grapes. Vclveis, Ribbons. Aerinoes, Hosiery,
Cassnercs, Carpets Rags, Piano and Taoe Covers Win
DOW Shades &c &c. or ;m'
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

;Nz. ~. g.. BB!tNsAaUE ELS I, ssis'
s9U&N RHEUMATIC EMBROCATlON-Ih val
liable Embrocation BY long experience in private ffac
ice ha- been found 10 DC the most valuable prrpFaon
offered TO the pubic. A. rheumatism has b.llad t1c
skin Of medical SCIENCE the proprietor huPpy He hla''
IN his rover 10 offer remedy which has never been
known In any case to fail OF w immediate relic
800 BRnADw Y. Apri2, lsH.
After an inetecual trial Of the thousand ans eDe
d-s suggested b. friends (many which uuu,ou5
m TIER nature) RiIoras pleasure that nm eaah
to stare thar Dr. Brerhaufsgs tmbrocaun has had tho
effect 10 eradicate all nicaous Of the Rheumatic eiIec
ZION with winch have been troubled.
Respectfully yours, ...
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
T. pslaiNi.L ., NW,-. aLN.,.

Z. T. " NIL q 90 =. n -
- r-ss - FOR NEWBuRGH, LANLlNG II
CE-c1 'CAIDWELL'S. WEST POiAT&CoLp
SPRINGS. Tie steamboat HlGHLAN-
DER CAPTAIN Rober Wardrop. Will leave the foot Of
Warrcn.streo Ncw-Y,rt. every Monday, Thursday ana
Re;urniny the HIGHLANDER will leave Ncwbursh
every Monday morning a. o'clock, and Tuesday ami
Friday afternoon O'Clock.
For fresh, or passage, apply ;5c Captain on board
NR-AIbacraso and freight Of every description and
hills OF specie put on board hs boat must be- at the rex
OF the owner, ;hcreo unless bill OF fading receipts
signed Or the same Jy@%
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

TO THE AgRLgCT ED-THoMas WV
HARPERS Cough Remsdy, the beet medicine
taut for any diseases Of uag5. one bbie si give
proof OF relief. Has been n u years, which l.
proof Of is rood quahtes- Pro shilling per bottle
Sod Al INC oace, 81 BoTaEy, I'D tn agents through
out the cry. ME- 3laso1
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
MEDICAL.
EIRsT DIVISION n. y. =. A--raa


.,rs and members OF tn. piyi-iou, and particularly
aose on duty the 18th ui exposed 10 the nd e.
f x hch i the lcsc1g cfuso o; the ever painful snd
Troublesome complaint, Rheumatism Sun joints 'ii 20
Inc h,ck .,sbs and would 6nd esrtain sci1sdl b. l
sath = \ D. ssls Nos - and 100 Fulton street snt
5rocurc boI,ic 81 Burncus celebrated hacaiaie 'A
u-c aud syrup bics l. warranted 20 cue s.1 ca 81
= su4.afisr ii from 20 tr-uiy .oafs sinr ftilei
az, rIycu with lhc hrsi Application Su.ic. to s-T
rat such arc the searching ard curative PFopge sae
,,,-,aliors for me Of Chrome, Acute li mn ef5
md Nurcurul Rhclmatss, IS t. eNcic ,i-e 'l' '.'a
- nr Of every ildivldzs who as fairly tfied iasir
sits For farncs satisfaction the PsoPic or ToPtH re
~ the afflicted 70 the following hIehy respcets1ie s4-z
s79 "I0 Ss isr,is Treasurer Bowcry Thesue John
. Moore 1851 Rrca3way, John Green. 10 " i'As. 20.
taror Gilbert ITO Sutcr 81; Mn IL Sttfso-s' o'N1
Ward Poll.c II. = Williams l.! Ann-ss,S'' - -
@sith $50 tircenvch -. tiso 10 be mao o. tsiu oa'
X Co. No. - F-st Broadway. cor. SsrSet - Nus' ~
re,oas testimonial, se seen. SOLD also 'S %
Sands 4 Co. 30 Brcadwav
- ,1s4 4 40 sSIP'EJ l<k - = l. 80 ~
I Or 4 q. HULL. Ne NoscS street. .s'-si te-
Ncu Y,rk-Ptr,ons afflicted with Eugtufr' may fet
anon he hlst instrumsRsi sid the world sic. 'n ~
pleaiion 1T his olie Nescy street NsN g. " 70
citor of his numerous sgcats the csttt tc A So .
l'nitcG states Pl'ict must be carci- 80 iA'-'e @
hack pad oi Dr. Hus l-ussc>. - So - iift ''
lorscc by ID Hgll IL wriuug. Nome other gee t.u-'
or 20 bs relied good pr HUI qua 1i cas- s' 50
sll otherwise healthy patients ~ho call 4 ti' eD i
rreattrcrt Ii tsc cure Ice not -solca! and ui@
=, To preclude the nccr ,ity ca wearios any ..e
ever the u5uey advanced - returned on la'
Of the term specified TOR the cure 'rief ~ >es AIS
Repture may have made toward ,isal .uo-..
A ccmpetsut surgeon OF is yeasa eSie erN yea ~,
af Tru,>irg kup,uTos in constant aueuds-e 81 bf
tul's flee
t,er sxncn.e tssn the cost ct ihc iru.s- l- 'ti
cure has bcau uuts- the prosfssi"c N+sciit | f.-'.
ueut FOR fnore ,uau - wears ast, go pr 'iu'
nee and Is sow br Usht to so',ro' uufii-1 '.-
asnv tr,4chcloH, 81 GENT ia,r tat.rt-sf i' H ~
,stors of nr HHir> ccebrset. ~ n-s 'aa ~"
he en,y snd safe retention 'i 't'n
,i,ns cannct De- falieu pa--tae' ata f''
-,op, iul lr, tllc>. sud a5f rc ifsi.i
Trs--es ri the rsFscs. Tho srHpiu' haze
Al la, isiD~ &c. f,flt
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
-,aNsCr,pr.ON AND aaVEH cow

ItGSSF'1s s>'r ION IN - "a e. - CSlF
Z gE,AsNT-l eertifv that Or. Il. - ALI tN'9
B,l,an OF Horehouud Peur,y Goct las restored lac %
health after Suffering ycars fro- Liver cci9
Fr two years preyioss 20 eAius te Bssam y unes ha'
also bse6ae affected thar degree ph s,,sh e' sa
ne loaorine under puimeuar, umPuo7 use Won
ierful lcc- OF Or Aleus Is'-an, owe n' recover
inEA 4 kLLk " Ell n---A-Ll-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
TIM Es FOR TatE NAVY
FOR TIE MEDIUM STEAMER.


T. Proposals. sealed, " i'll be received by the Navy
Agent re York. Tor the foSisg best quality White
OAK Timber, which shall have grown land within the
influence Of salt water. VIZ;
3! door mbrs loo first luttocks 100 third futtocks- to
ide 10! inches aud mould ftom TO Ii inches aud to
hapc rs per moulds which will he furnished. About 1900
cubic feet.
Il 500 cubic fset IF plank stock.
Also, the following best quality long leaf, fine grais
soxthsrn Yeloio Ptae. viz:
2. Beams L to y feet long sided 10 inches moulded
- inches nett size l. by 10 iaches, to prng lncEes IN
= .'.'dDout Z IT, iV-o
81 Beams Il To u feet Long sided lli inches,
mo.lled 10 inches ne,tsi1c Toby inches 10 spring
> Beams. - feet long, Is by 9 inches, spring
Dove. i do 25 feet long, 10 ~ l9inche., to spring
- ,nc,e.. 400
Timber to make 2eoO running frs, of lodges 9 by
inches SQUARE. Cnet. 20
Timber to make gOo running feet earrings, 81 by
inches sqaar, melt size iio
pieces, as feet long, ~ bp % in,hcs, trash0 l5i
Plank stock for plank, water ways, &c--.--.-. 6l75
c. feet, 9i7O
1870 White Oak deck Knees 25 Hackms.ock deck
Knees.
Proposals for tho White Oak to be received until 3t
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
WANTED TO CHARTER.

III Vessel Of 5000 barrels burthen, 10 load for
'7s'7- port IN sol:h America. Apply TO
d. G2iNNELL. MlNrURN co. IS South t.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21
- Alhanr E.erinE Jorrn,! III 10 {

by ORDER Of Grove Law -ence, f.,q. Supreme Cour
~ Commissioner, es'dng Al Syracuse, - the county Of On
ondiga noce hereby given pursuant 70 The ,atu- author
aud nonresident debtors that attachment has besn i.susc
hy the said Commissi0r.r the ese Of Psu Chase
Fsh;rs IN the ,d county a5scondug debtor, and that
the viii be .ot for hs o his debts unes, the
aid Paul Cbaeretun and discharge the said s,Shme with
IN three months from the inst publication OF this notice
that the payment OF any debt and the delivery airy property
20 the said debtor foF his and the transfer any proper
y BY MN i9r any purpose whatever forbidden by law and
are void Dated, The 9th Gay OF November. ls+l
VICTORY BiRDSEfE,
ns 1awSm Attorney f5r At,scbiDg CreIitor,
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

.-,st5 SIX. sgS56%sssa t7s, 8 "a r.
(. PErSl,-Vtc R-up. ior COVERT H'tN o.
LIFE has bern 81. i,i.d io large numh.r'' so.5
rnysc.lns, w.o haye ua:ted 80 pttnountne tsai 'u,
tIrruol rctej, for the euro Of ouc, fso i-i and
III affection, Of the Thrcct and Lungs endius g. ou-
sumption. The following Is specimen. IL i- RON IN
artiGe IN tho go.tou Medc Journal of august ~ lei3
on Bronchitis bv Frank II Hamilton, PoitssoF'o pa
terra Medca and General Pathology III tho Geneva 'eai
cal College:
THE Rev l. Covcrs mixture, also, used SO oSensiNc
IL far This affection by cerrymcu. belongs 10 tho sanS
class Of expecornnt- being Of those lucky comhina
lions of medical agent, whch willis it promotes eNpocto-
ration docs impsr the tone OF the Stom en- VI '
,onc W. feel at liberty to speak ,nci composition
is no, held from the profession aud hope the fople
tor. will soon SEQ ct sive the pubt. We there
fore venture recommend H. having eWpioy'" D. ~ our
case, aud IN the case Of many others with decided
To be had at principal o'Iiccs tor tho 'lc OF
Tin, medicine. 81 Nassau 81. l26 Fulton. a. I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-12-21

--x,n, vopx .rRANI AND
nIcns &c. lENE EnK AlEs.SNA.

= T---a y TT. new and eonlRodioas S'esno.os'
e-s-N-- NORTH AMERICA, captain NJ II.
Trucsds, leave the per between .ne
foot of Cortandt ard Lbsrtysts Wednesday AUD H.
das afternoons at o'clock -,-,,,-,.,1 ..
For Passage or Freight, spply to re SChe =.
.at IN nrl. AZ he risk OF the oAncfs khereoi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
To M. Edilor. nf m. IHhir.

Gentlemen And is il possible that nothing can
put pause TO the restless readings Of ambition af-
ter the Presidency! see that ono Of your dds.
tlngu5hsd" Washington correspondents is already
proposing 20 start General Scott as The peoples can
dIdate to sucesed Tyler Now, will venture to
assert, that The people want no candidate yet; they
desire quiet and rcpoSo. Why should any ono de-.
sire 70 pluugsso soon into this Whirlpool What
good effect could be produced or is promised ,
Would Il not aggrayato the ills ihit already bcso,
the country, and especially those that infsst the
Halls Of CJugrcss7 Instead Of s;artin, a candidate,
twill dJuDle5s hoys better eiFsc. for every good
man and pario in the land, to bl1t back tho opin.
ion Of your correspondent whenever and Ivy whomso.
ever suggested. Lot the suggestion be struck down
as fwIth big hickory stick, every time it pops
up rs bald pate. The people want no candidate
They want their Representatives to do the business
they were sent to DO, and come home. Ifyour cor.
respondent wsuld expose the men land his intention
seems to be paIsewouhy) who are aspipng to the
Presidency, and tho liule insects who arc sporting
in the ruys Of oaoh star no would render an accepa
bic service to the people. PUBLlUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
HENRICo LIGHT DRAGONS.

This Company after participating with the Rich
moud and Chesterfield Volunteers IN the usual cere.
monies OF the day. and having phr,aken Of the elegant
hospitality Of the Government, House. $50 literally
administered by its present incumben), repaired To
Fairfield to dinner, where the following loasts were
drunk with unDroken harmony, and a spice Of good
humor. Captain Mcitae presided, assisted by Lieu,
tenants Jennings, Staples and Garnet,
TOASTS.
LIST. The day we eelebratei The star in the Gr.
mament that lights up the path Of the oppressed.
2d. George Washington.
30. Thomas JEFFERSON: Born for manknd in de.
voting the energies Of his great mind TO the csperin
service Of his country, the world hns Tenped rich
harvest in the fields sogn By his geniuJ.
In. James Madison, The Patriot, Statesman
and losopher-Libeuy owns him her apostle and
science her handmade.
9Th. The Worthless Of the Revolution: Green b,
the memory Of their iIlustrious deeds to the --latest
posterIty
9th. The Heroes Of the last War: The laurel,
which a grateful people enlwined around theii
brows, bloom afresh each returning anniversary.
9TH. The President II the United States.
9Th. The Congress Of the United States; An i'm.
personation tho American Psoplc-Is nets should
correspond with the dignity Of its character and the
responsibility Of its trust
9ih The Union: The rage Of poi.ical warfar,
serves TO Illustrate The beauty and soldty Of tn,
structure.
| lOlh. Liberty, regulated 10y a written Constlu
ton and interpreted by vuuous people, tho only
earthly IDOL worthy Of the worship OF frcemon.
/ llth. NTginlot The mother of States and o
Stn'osmen-E Every owes her the energies Of bod
and mihd TO advance her IN the scale Of the Union
l2h. Universal emancipation from the thraIdon
Of ignorance only to be attained by universal edu
ton, the corner. stone Of free governments.
18Th. As the brightest star in the armament, q
the price ess pearl IN oceans depths as the flares
ho~ssci ~ the field, 50 is Woman amidst animato
nature.