Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

evhs not real and esrious-and whom fhey answer (,
(Which relieves the State from liability N the r.r,,,.
do not pay the salaries OF the inspeciors-if thew
sueh evils onsht longer TO be tolerated!
Ano'oer-df tease ONE ohe. public ms eeon. Their,
IS inperiou.y needed. The Planter. want NOR room
Tor ,heir lob ceo-they want more dispatch m eetns
II admitted into the market. To su jrc. them 20 in
speeofs az al" 10 to feter tn 'ir freedom Il ionhu,
w. IN asuon TO that re.,rsio', they must su-,si
delays aud eSp-nse'. and LossEs-t will in,oe,abl
For tie general go d. they are willing TO undergo an,
inspection; bu, IN Heaven. nare, do no add po-tiv
ond sc ious Dju y to he ural ga Of 80
on liberty IL you will no: let The send their Toh,r
co out OF the country, till judges have pronounced 4
g'od' give them every facility 10. getting tina judy
Or unnecessary cot.
The Warehouse that have in view, can be seen
O., bu, Tor interpreting buildings, might be seen-irou
the pl nform at tho southern dor nj The C,n;,.I
whence II L. not more than $50 yards distant |, /. O
brick SPACIOUS, in good repair and " situned fo,
all the Planters who 20 no, coue by the river-bets
situated. great deal, 'han any other watehon.s
whefe inspectors are now ststoneJ. Th-re is bill
Tor e''ah'hng "a place OF inspection now pen1ins
in The II OF ID. The Warehouse wa. lately Mir Gso
Irusnsar g. l know not, cett,iniy, who 10 now
me ffopr'etr bu, believe he is STILL The BILL no we
YER, will show. ~
t. the Planters OF Louisa, Hanov,r, o snge. Fin
vaona, A'oem 'rle, and GoochlsnJ, tho DO not com,
by water, his Warehous. BY its loo ton /, pecu =
W aud dree ly suited because they car reach II viii
ast trouble. To other Planters resor,ipy 10 4 T.
market Its establishment as place Of will
N ths
press from the oher Warehouses and thus Iesv;, th
present nspe tors work than tn ev are abIs :,
DO. Toe ,ohoie plant ng interest, Therefore. tina,
spection established. ~ "
The General Assembly, then, ought 10 look 70 H.
FRIEND TO THE PLANTERS
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
o the Members Of the General .dssemJiu
Inc work OF reform 10 our Judiciary, having pro
crossed so far as new organization, upon basis long
desired by large majority OF on, citizens Is We, bv
no means completed system, at once fiaisbed and
as minerva from the brain of Jupiter and
reiy satisfactory in all it's details s NOR. than human
sagacity can accomplish practical xreriencs nj ;,s
oene hts can alone satisfy the people of Yrgina ,h.,
me new coat they are about to put en-, will sit more
lightly and easily upon the m, than the old one tbev
have just put of. Ii becomes a matter of gre,, im
Por'ancs IN; re'ore, with those who think ,bev can
'oresee much good in this plan, and desire its
manent con nuanco, that its admius,ra,i N sbouh no
entrusted TO its friends who have the dsposi,ion ,nd
me ability to render it acceptable to your cons inen,s
Murn 0, the uuii:y OF any system, apart from its alb
sract adaptation 10 the purposes of civil life will do
pend upon the individuals charged with its execution
particularly when that system is new and uniried
hsir professional abilities must be such as to nsnre
nr puopae WIN confidence in their decisiols--,heir
.ohc'ns'ng department must render themselves and
,9e ohees tbey hold acceptable to the commupitv-
Moor the Influence OF these views and b.Irf Ina,
MS apPon'men' would be agree 10 the district the
,eI 'akss me lioery oil recommen ding TO your con.
'ideration Daniel A. Wilson of Cumberland. new a
nemoe, OF the Executive Council, as Judge of the
Sour' LOT the District composed Of the ooun-
"es OF Cumberland, Bucking ham, &C. Mr. Wilson
mas oeen regular practitioner in several Of the coun
es o. the district for many years, and has left behind
nun ou' one opinion OF his high intellectual endcsy
nents thorough Virginan of the Old school in all
MS h'oit pr ncipes, and feenes-po. sessing cI ar
ouna, and discriminating judgment-displsying on ali
"Por'dR' occasions quickness and accuracy of per
cePhon, an extensive know ledge of the written law
nice observation OF human characterize is rich
nueed ~ those qualities which command respect and
,ueh"y NJ III" Tor The station to which he is nom
mated. 1t proper TO be remembered that for seve
81 years anterior to our late Convention while mem
Der OF the House OF Delegates he was one of the mos,
Ve and persevering in his eudeavofs to eff CT this
very change at whicb we are now rejoicing. lis
ar 10 presume therefore that having made this sys
"a "a suoJec. o, so much reflection, and having labor
propor,on'bly well versed in the duties which will
'evovs upon those entrusted with its administration
ma deeply interested in it's perm mt duration and
occess The best indications of pnblic sentiment too
d which the writer is informed, all point to him as
ion.