Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-12

heretofore enjoyed to the James River, but tho CITY
miIiers would not be injured. There are enough
purchases for all that this mario, AZ CO.,
barrel of the country lcur wcrc coua 10 the n,ost
h'ghly esteemed of our Chy Mills The CRY mlIc,s
are therefore. as much interested any other nor.
"n on the community. IN wishing see country four
IN nigh 'eputc. Tie demand for -four of frs, ouoIi,
IS greater than the supply, and the greater the sun
ply the greater still will be the demand Let us fur
n'sn .vv,ooo instead OF about 9oU 900 barrels and
ie' u" nave a name equal superior to the hest
now made, and our river would be crowdcd with
vessels 10 carry 1t off There is no DANCER Tia, en-,
quantity we cen ever furnish, OF such superior arti
c'e wou'H "v"rstock the market. It's well known
superiority would always uttract nurcb,.c,s W.
t'y Mii's Flour and the country so far from niur
ing one another. would thus united and ON such an
extensive scale, command the same h,ch nr;co 81
meet with the same facility in the DISMISSAL M go,
OF the ci,y miIlcrs have the rood fortune n en-
IJo' Richmond would then become one OF the frs,
Hour markets in the Union.
Having thus cnd"avored to show that tLoro ,x;.,
IN reality no cause of cnmity between the ci,v mil
ers and the country millers. but the reverse: will
iirn TO the Report, and examine s,,p, Of -. -
menis more particularly.
Your Committee say; that in the exercise of rho
power with which they invested by the House
'hey caused TO be summoned before them a numbor
~ gentlemen OF long experience I'm tho ,vLo,, go,
n'ur business In so doing, they acted corrcc,Iv
But why, IN the name of common Justice apd comn,,,
sense ad they not summon the City Millers2 Uod
nSy no ntercs. IN The enquiry? Could they throw no
'9ht on the subject /! Are They men who bovo
spent Tong Tires III the Wheat and Flour busrossS
nave they ~ large families whose happiness miTt
De Jcopordi2ed by the decisions of your Comm, ,s
ana yet, strange IL may apncnr and c,nt,.l;...
10 the dc ates OF sound wisdom aud the planest
principles OF justice, your Committee have moi re
my information be correct made a sinple enourn N
testimony entirely. F {" 'PaIle
ihey wanted to know why CITY Mill Flour coll,
higher than Country Flour. Would i, not be ,Imost
J;e e rS, Iea that w2uId suggest selfto uupreu
niced mind, To n mind acted upon bv n,;vato;
,s' or secret agency. to send for the CITY Miles
ana ask them, what the peculiarly in tho, rodS
VI er'huhg' or III their machinery or to what o,bor
mbt h. ,m% superior standing of their Flour
tn tue CITY Mlllrrs. Who p,y more than ono
inc iSPecion fees. TO have asked their opinion nh.
m t reduction! Are not the opinions of man
WI" nave contributed so largely to raise tho r.,,.
ton OF our Flour abroad, entitled To- some rssnnp,
an enquiry where the opinions of those cngngo5 ~
the business have been deemed essential to ms, and
,nut,,aI dec'S'onI Common court osy entitled them
10 nearing. After hearing them. the Committee
inight h,ve given their evidence such we;gh, ~. =;
their opinion II deserved But more of this wbnn
come 10 examine another part ofthe Report
OBSERVER.
Inc following achievement of the "eneroo,;o
ana hish-splrIted young men, of Paris Hill some
whore IN New York, intended by the ,v,,.r
VINO celebrates 1t, to descend to poserty with Tho
three days Of Paris, and tho deeds of Brns.e,s ,,a
Warsaw: "
The WoLF! Tax WoLP!!-A large male yv,,f
crossed tne Genesee turnpike, a little west of Dim.
hams half way house, on Sunday tho god inc, III
destroyed for Mr.. Abraham Bsr,Iett Of pan; 1I:m e
the same night, l fine sheep He bent his conr.s
South, throught Paris, Brdgewater and RrooL6alJ
proonoIy Tor the great Chenango swamp He was
pursued through these towns by the inbabr.n, =;
very Promiscuous and irregular manner. each man
10Y himself on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
SwnFn ne was wounded by shot through the flank by
spirited Young men of Paris Hill Is in number CO..
bined and Tor ned them.elvcs into iunto resolvin,
I" pursue nm until taksn.-By this party he vns
neadrd IN swamp on Beaver creek. little north of
ba!irYs Corners, III Brooklicld Madison con,,v
about sunset In the evening they marsb,jIod 49,
selves into regular and well disciplined small nartes
"h he best possible understanding of srranpements
uy signs sounds ana gestures At peep Of day all
were az thelr post, assisted pa. icularIy by one Mr.
penison, OF Brookfcd, by request 10 nut them naa,
or on The track where he had left him on the evenng
p'Icrc ~ about o'clock the morning, he was
shot IN the head distance of about ro5S, hu NJ
Denlson IN his lair where he had LODGED dur;no rho
night s'' u"iihg TIC
lie destroyed but ono sheep in tina, oua,ter u.w
Gs up ~ Sielgh on gal!ows about 10 feet high
WIN tri-col1red flag flying on n pole 20 feet biSb
AS they passed through the villages of Bridge water.
arg urnace and Sanquot on to Paris Hin, thew
were greeted with shouts and cheers of applause.
tIc can DC seen at Thumpsons Inn, Paris Hill ev
flag still flying. PARIS uf TTT'ou
January 9G;h. 1881.
u II ought to be stated, to the credit of our COL
"cfs' McssTs' Crouch md Barr, that having succeed
co. ny cutting their way Trough the ice in getting
down on Tuesday, several boats loaded with Goa,
hey sold 1t out at the loves, price they had CHARGED
during the summer though the scarcity and conse-
luent demand for tho nrtclc, WI, such that tbov
a'ght readily have got so per cent more. had thew
'"a'ged IT, as the carriers mostly did, who brough,
IN coal.
- James river. the Dock, Basin, and Canal. are
''''I covered with ice. The weather was moderate