Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-06

iconelude by submitting the following extract Of let
Ter 10 one oil our merchants, from gentleman OF wealth
ana n'ehSehce III the country, and who sustsins in his
own person. TO very considerable extent he chanc.
OF farmer, well as miller.
"I suggest 10 Mr. Walls the propriey of his urging
The Upland Miiers 10 greater eScrtons secure high
grade OF flour. Its favorable nome nj for Vir-,
gnia To establish the character Of flour aud the In
speeors appeal TO the Alles and the Public will Lave
much influence the farmers pre- pairing their cropa
Tor market and aid the nlers in coercing them TO that
ncancss and attention which is essential 10 The object ~,
nave III view find, too, that the nillcrs ond the
Ridge, (who have heretofore ground whatever has been
Drought 10 them withou, regard order quOlityD
""'i''s "e 'aiue oil reputation, and will their
" customers to greater neatness." CARY
10 THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
"ehuench-in your paper Of the 18th inst, find an
essay addressed "To country Mers in Virginia signed
"Cary OF the subject of the and condition of coun-
Try our Ia general, and making vsueblc sgyes-
tons that ought to be used TO guarantee the
IN character OF this particular kind OF Flour
Ii affords me extreme pleasure find from this piece
That meet with the solicitation oF influential alilles and
such cooPerators (or have heard who ere the parties
and with the unanmty which appears 10 be mauesting
itself on the subject do the hope that our coun,
try Flour viii be Improved i'll all respects and that my
course in aiding that OBJECT will be duly appreciated.
II has been my intention for Tine address few
remarks to the country Nillcrs Being called on
do so with the more pleasure Let the culsry
call their attention this essay, signed Cary' it contains
needul and valuable and e,ubties in all
that could well say.
the discharge OF my official duties shall be my con-
tinued AIM as 1t has always been do all that
promises one Of the finest and abundant crops Of
Wheat that has been reaped in Virginia years. the
qUGy oft in particular, will be such insure very
superior Flour, provided the Miller will all that dill
gence which IS within his power. Good Millers will make
good FarmerSwhat is 10 the advantage o the in tho
superiority OF his Wheat mode OF cleaning, &C. tho
advantage OF the other in producing him flour superb
quality, which, bringing better price enables him the
more 10 extend better price 10 the Farmer. Let the Mil
lcrs, ten be dilgen take Wheat but such will be
delivered well cleaned and in nice orderpay better at
'enlon to the ORDER CLEANLINESS, lining and delivery
of their barrels.
From the fine quality ofthc Wheat the standard Flour
this year viii be high, and beg assure them that,
while will do them every Justice, intend TO pay q
strict regard to the reputation OF Flour.
EDMUND WALLS.
Richmond, I'd July, 1892. Inspector of Flour
r. SThe Editors OF the Enquirer, and other papers id
the upper part OF the State, will be perhaps doing SER
vice by publishing tho foregoing with the piece alluded to-
therein, f. w
u Post Office has been recently established by tho
Post Master General at the Virginia Mills Buckingham
County, Va. THO B. CRENSHAW p NJ