Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
FoR THE WING.
TOBACCO INSpECTION

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There but places in Richmond where tobacco
by lav TO be Inspected These enough
If the into market equal quantities through he
year nu sch Is not the case They come in chiefly anos
eIctuSrey-n three or four months OF the those
mouths the inspectors with utmost exertions do
their Offices to The article il arrives Their work gets tie
START f them so lar that hoeshead often has To lie
i've, or SIX eight days. more waiting inspected If
frequently the case the planter anxious for
himself his tavetn bills and what worse absence from
home, dead loss him them srppose him n
FASTENED down TO market upon some sudden price
ms commodity the weeks daay may him lose the
suspicious crisis which he had hoped seze and NAV add
uhuo IN price, TO me expenses OF his stay There still
ur'heI and geater evil From the either roem
OF sufficient number of hands the existing warehouses;
dozens and scores u not hundreds of hogsheads are
crowded months, left unsheeed shower The in.
spector there under Shelter and they all weed
so deeply tat large Pctag has to be trimmed off all around
the outer side of the What thus utterly
spoiled and fl only be thrown what remains often
GOOD deal injured but whether injured or not is suspected of
Oehg and mat just as bad: It's sale netrevaby
ed ASK the planters, gentlemen OF the Assemby-as the
oosetvan merchants OF the city, whether these evils
hot real ana serious: and when they (as they VIII
enphalicaty yes-ask yourselves whether such evils ought
longer To he tolerated.
Ano'heT-Gt least ONE oherpuhlc inspection, them is npe
ronsy needed The planters want for tobac
co: they want more dispatch getting into the
market 10 subject them to Inspectors al all eeI
freedom of but if in addition that restraint they
must sustain these delays, and expenses, and Loshst
VIII oe InoIeraoie or the general good they willing
undergo the inspection but i'll Heavens add posi-
tive aud serious injury, to the natural ooue a euer on
liberty III you VIII not lei them send their tobacco of
country until judges have pronounced good give the
means oil getting that
and with no unfair needless
The warehouse that have be seen-or bu for
nteIPosng buildings might be seenlo the platform
southern uoor OF the Captol from which IT
$50 yards distant OF brick spacious good repair and
well situated for all the planters who by river
better situated great deal than any other warehouse
inspectors stationed There a bill for eslablhing
gates The warehouse was lately Mr. Gene w Trueirca
Go not know certainly who the proprietor believe
he is still The bill, however, win shew that.
To the planters Of Louisa Hanover, Orange Fuvapna AL
emae and Goochiand who do not come by this
they reach At with least trouble To all The other planter
who frequent this market IFS establishment place of Dub
lie Inspection will be directly bene6na by drawing off
&" the press from the other warehouses, and thus leaving tn
present inspectors competent to the work they viii have
Richmond is concerned having inspection established
lhe General Assembly then ought 10 look TO it.
I a Friend 10 the Planters
! At court held for Bedford County the ooth
| day of February, 153I.-Col Pleasant NJ Goggin
late member of this court having, by thesinscrUta.
bic disPcnsation of Providence, been suddenly since
the last term of this court sDatche from his earthly
eXIstence; this court consider it but act of Justice
to the memory of the deceased, and consonant with
their feelings of respec, for his memory to record
their evidence of his distinguished and meritorious
services, magistrate of the county, and member
of this bench militia officer, Representative of the
people, and his great worth a man and member of
society Endowed with abilities of ordinary grade
without liberal education, and possessed OF clear
and discriminating mind lie was as a magistrate in
disrIous, hrm, patient, impartial, efficient nercifu
u Jus'' a. AN Queer, prompt, hrrn, anG patriotic:
representative, attentive, faithful, communicative
and inteiFen as citizen, and member of society
lie was industrious, honest, charitable, and exemplary
This court do therefore resolve unanimously, That
the death of Pleasant NJ. Goggn is loss to this conn
ty, and to society generally.
Resolved unanimously, as testimony of respect
tor the worth and memory of the deceased we will
go into mourning, by wearing Grape or tue left arm
for month.
Resolved unanimously, I hat We sincerely condoIe
with his bereaved and afflicted family, for their dis.
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Resolved unanimously, ~That the foregoing pream-
bic and resolutions, be entered the records of this
court, and that copy be forwarded the family of
the deceased, and to the Editors of the Lynchburg
and Richmond papers, for publications; and that this
court do now adjourn. Copy. Teste,
| G. A. WINGFIELH, D. C.