Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
TOBACCO.


way, and Arthur l.ithgow. --Statesaan.
TOBACCO
Tho Following from tae Liuerpoo, Cllroi.icie il
worthy the attention OF Tobacco Planters in IL,
Tinted Siaicr
GROWTH or TOBACCO IN IRELAND
In the Chronicle Of tho 2ii of January we serted an
90 "n the subject of Tobacco pointing out in few ,r a,
irv the regular porier S5acco is subject 10 iron
az. @ uaer can afford to dispose of his mposnn the al
ondi INJURY the importer ssians by growth tobacco
'f',a", wh'chis consumed duty free.
noe remarks have led comments different
ioo", papers and tho eventual mpoanc, aii
' pant III Ireland has begun a general
= Ws kn'wn - lew (cven CON 'ercal mem that to-
oaeeo Is extensively planted ia lrcandbu last year ql,an
ou WHICH II ioTesr anu imported, would have yield
"i i'uOUh 10 thc No duty s atiachae IIisl
gown tobacco In, there doubts legality
sae o' eiSote Is conveyed under covered permits. The
f'owh absolutely inc''cied England Now. that the pro
hnory laws to protect Ngmiaare, merely longer
o', a" projections tn foreign country, are a libel of
tIS becomes OF immense Importance to institute inquiry
whether al! IN" tobacco ssd in Great Britain toe
famed in Ireland without giving preference TO our rivals i,
Tie UNITED States g; AnecG We have before said that
growth IN can last year revenue the value
lioN0L and, informed that profitable cuitiva
Sph t az very short peF'od quantity To the extent
az one year.
is confidently ei'ciparei hat concession of the Carho
~ cams Wi greatly Increase the value o land that couu
,'y b how much world such value accelerated if an omen
j. encouraged cultivation OF tobacco alopieA AT dat,
rrntouoned 10 the cust al
Vie resehue' Ireland IS peculiarly veil calculated tor s pro
o";,,on' very greai proPor;in q" the soiibeng auva
scheme OF raising Tobacco IN ireland, and Mr. Cpor.
FEns idea of resortihg to India for cotton be realized
we should NJ once lose our best customer for two 81
The grcat staples OF the u. States and our CONNER.
cal relations would Undergo U material revolution
II England cnn he convinced of the feasibility OF
these changes, and At the time see clearly he,
own interest IN adopting them, we may rely upon il
her torc Jor us will be obstacle in tic way of lcr
carving the system OF exclusion in;o co;pIete effect
Our TARIFF (lct differ tee may respectiur It's
rohcy, ana whatever she may say 10 the contrary :
has wounded ncr deeply, and she will not he content
with merely warding of its effects, but we have
reason TO cXpcct that every OF retaliation in
Her power viii be rcsortcd to. IL is true that To be
suddenly scprived of the British Markets for the sale
of our Tobacco and Cotton, would DO a serious how
10 our prosperity, still we are Satisfied the injur,
would be but temporary. The Creator in blessing
orr People with degree Of Intelligence and enter
p.ize beyond the common lot. and in fixing their des
t'ny III cninfTy surprising ali others IN the erti
ot it, soil and the variety OF It's climate WI; tori
tona extent sufficient for The ou,andh generation
certainly never designed that we should be subject tc
the viii, affected by the caprice Of any ii,rs,gr
nation; and 10 be .'iotiy Independent, ire hare on h
fclitH IL would perhap bc as well for the Gove-n.
tnents both of Great Britain and the United Sa.e
~ reflect seriously on these things previous TO IN,
commencement oil new ncgotiations-f'et. Times.
Entrim CoLoNlW TS,Ds--'rhc Boston Daily A,iveni..
contains tiae filo'Sg OF iron, gentleman II
81 Johns, b., dated May i2ih
The last packet brought important inm ation res
TetinS tade ~ Of our ministers 10 take Of
tue tornsge dn,y upon American vessels permit them
bring Ooa,t~se 10 tic tree ports this quarter, pro
dctnns free ow duty brought tte rver NJ
lawrence other rivers ~ what is called inland navigation
sch articles arc 10 be nrutraze and exported shin
upon the cortcns and privileges coona! productions
Thu will materially if entirely alter American trad
nd exports In thc+'eotr Islands far the supply of British
Islands IN the Wes' Indies British ships viii cau here on hi
way TO the West Indies take IN general cargo of OR az,
your p'odtons li's throwing tile long voyages Btc
botto and relieving the planters ~ remission the iu~
which now attaches uo AMERICAN articles imported f.om
neutral port lhiS will - tho result nothing coun
t:act the measure land horc there vii not by yo,Y eove,,
uIen We shall IN that feel additional Obligation
j. q for thriving suth good and unexpected thing in on
way, for It AL from him. The comes non, ut,
Province agents Ia Ionon aud have dou! lis correct
ness"
The F. India Co=.ary's ship Lord VIM. gcnr;ct, wit!
10000 Chests valued O0lL went on shore ut Sion,
Eeach aiifax, N" night Of 9Th nit :ynn th
careless of Young pilot She got of on the i,h
after 1000 chests had been taken
FRoM EIVANEa'G papers Lave hcru received IN Bos
ton 70 the 18Th INST Nmv' can supcrfne Flour As I'D
MIR Bary, the gentleman who cvy"lcd from the ieca
ture and imprisoned a." close ~ the last session is can
oi"r Tor re c"9 i.om She!orne, his place of residence.
Another Rr,I FIuye Another Tcu York country BAN,
canrd tine Nid!s District 81ak has stopped payncnL lwa
established, we bileye, at roushhecpsie.
t. rr Henry Clay has been elected member of ,h
Boar' Of trustees of the Transatlantic University. This put
tic stamp upon tic cannmes recently Guia,.i a. ain,
tnn ~ relation ' iatS Institution.
NoarH CARoLrvA STATE Il iNK.--ht rnrctinr NJ
The directors Of this Institution. on Thursday last at
Raleigh the Register informs us that the Committee
appointed for lac purposc Of examining the returns o
She bmCss OF the institution for tie last half wear
reported that the appsront profits would authorize
Dividend OF two and hall per cent; but tho Board
after mntntcy considering the subject. and taking
into view The present peculiar circumstances Of the
Dnnk, resolved It to bc urxpediru to declare any hi
v.dcnd at al fur The lust six mouths At the meeting
OF the Stockholders this day, the important question
viii be decided whether tho business Of the above
MS Bank sh1li Immediately cease ana
- W. concerns be placed in The hands of Assicnccs for
settlement; or whether the transactions of the Bank
shall continue TO be conducted as mt present. clio
-sjng It's affairs gradually, nGsrdng, in the mean
tune Indulgence 10 It's debtors, as well rs &C.
caaona accommodations 10 customers, and produ-
cling some profit though inconstCeab!c, % the Stock
holders