Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
For rnE VINO.
TOBACCO INSPECTION

Necessity Of an additional one ~, RirLm,uJ
The Legislature essentially arce portion of the
servat,ons: o VIZ
There hut three places Richmond where tobacco
authorised by law To be inspected These would enough
If the into market equal quantities through the
year but such not the case They chiefly almost
ercius'reyin three or four months OF the year During those
months. the inspectors with their exertons do
their oices TO the article Their work ret, N,
Start Of them far that hoe shead has to le
hve otsm, or eight days waiting to he inspected
gas Is frequently the case the planter sell for
himself his avcn bills, and wha; worse absence on,
home dead lose him them suppose him to have
nastened down market upon sudden price
his commodity the weeks dalay HIM to lose the
suspicious crisis which he had hoped seize and may
dmmution IN price, To the expenses of his There still
further and goate evil From either of roam or
at suhcen, number of hands the existing warehouses
dozens aud scores il hundreds of hogsheads are IN tho
crowded months, left unsheltered shower The in.
get there under shelter they all e,icd
so deeply, that large pairing has to be trimmed all around
the outer side of the What trimmed of utterly
spoiled aud fit only TO be thrown remains often
good injured but whether injured or NOT m c
being and that jus, bad sale iueticvaby ruin
ed Ask the planters, gentlemen of the Asscmhy-ask the
observant merchants of CITY, whether these evil, are
real and they answer (as thew W H
alphabetically, yesask fomstres whether such evils ought
longer to be tolerated.
Anotherdf least oNE othcr-puhlic npcc,on then is
riousy needed The planters their toac
CO. they wan, more dispatch IN getting !, admitted into ,
market To subiec, them inspectors all, is to cer their
freedom Of acton hut II in addition restraint they
must sustain these ,elay. and EXPENSES and
will be Noticeable For the general good, WILLING 10
undergo the inspection: but in Heavens not add post
tive and serious injury, to the natural odousnc cr ON
Liberty Ii will not et them send their tobacco the
country until judges have pronounced Cooi give them
and with unfair needless
The warehouse that have be scen-o bu, for
n,eposng buildings might he seenom the platform at the
southern door Of the Capiol from which more than
$50 yards distant 1t OF brick; spacious good repair and
well situated for all tho planters who by the river
Inspectors stationed There a BILL for establishing
il as place of Inspection pending the House Dele
gates The warehouse was lately MIR George w Truehearls
do certainly, who the proprietor believe
he is still The BILL however will shew that
To the planters Of Louisa Hanover, Orange Fuvanua
esma's and Goochiand who do not come by water this
use by its location peculiarly and directly suited because
they reach with least trouble To all the other planters
who frequent this market, IT'S establishment as place of pub
lie inspection will he directly Beneficial ny drawing some
present inspectors conpetent to tho work they will have
do The ''hoIe planting interest therefore that centres
Richmond, concerned having this inspection established
The General Assembly then ough, to look To II.
"A Friend TO The Piuaters.
at court bold for Bedford County the 2Gth
day OF February. 1531.-Col Pleasant NJ Gognln
late a member of this court. having, by the inscru,a.
BILE dspcnsation of Providence, been suddenly, since
the last of this court, snatced from his earthly
existence this consider it hut of Justice
to the memory of the decreased and cdnsonant with
their feelings Of respect for his memory, record
their evidence of his distinguished and meritorous
services, a magistrate of the county, and member
of this bench militia officer, represcntavc of the
people, and his great worth a man and member of
society Endowed with abilities of no ordinary grade,
without liberal education, and possessed of a clear
and discriminating mind. He a magistrate, IN.
dustrious firm, patient, impartial. efficient, mercfu,
aud just officer, prompt, Arm, and patriotic: as
q representative, attentive, faithful, communicative,
and intelligent a citizen, and a member Of society,
he industrious, honest, charitable and exemplary
This do therefore, resolve unanimously, That
the death Of Pleasant NJ. Goggin, is loss TO this
ty. and to society generally.
Resolved unanimously, as testimony of respect
for the worth and memory of tho deceased, will
go into mourning, by wearing Grape or the left arm
for month.
Resolved UNANIMOUSLY That we sincerely condole
with bis bereaved and afflicted family for their dis
tressing bereavement and rreparable loss
Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing pream-
BILE and resolutions, be entered the records of this
court and that copy be forwarded 10 the family OF
the deceased and to the Editors of the Lynchburg
and Richmond papers, for publication; and that this
court do now adjourn Copy. Tes,c,
G.. a. WINGFlELn. ID. C.