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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
yhir, of Richmond. 10 "A, eou,

There has been ,mann vreing to defeat the voice
OF the People of Richmond, that has given offence
TO many of the Electors, who do not choose to be
dictated to, but will exercise their elective fran
ehise freemen.
The Office Of Delegate OF Richmond to the GEN
eral Assembly, gives dignity TO the man who holds
the Office.
All the enlightened of the States Of this glorious
Union, and Foreigners also, look to the Capital of
Virginia, as the place where Liberty has taken her
stand and placed her lamp.
How important, then, is it that the Electors of
Richmond should choose wisely Delegate to rep
resent lheml
Stanard having retired, Daniel and Taylor are in
me held-both highly worthy men and good
IL is Tor us TO choose between them. Wings ought
10 vote Tor Daniel, because of his distins pushed
ABILITY and services in the recent Presidential Cam
rass-for while the assertion ITO the vctors belong,
the Spos," is one extreme of error the opposite cx-
heme OF Jno. q. as mischieyous.
IL Is the duty ofireemen TO stand up at the polls
Tor him that has done good service in the political
held, as reward for his services and encourage
ment for others TO devote their talents to the public
we'll.
Mr. DANIEL, for talent and good service done
deserves (wlthout dspIragement to anvil the title of
worthy citizen,"-and will be supported AT the
polls by MANY EI.ECTORS
L. S.-The Loco-Focos are opposed TO Daniel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
THE LATEST ISSrE

A very pretty little issue is sought to be got up
for the spring campaign, between the DO nothing.
d-ihis-tims- they are invidiously termed,
and the seli.vaunting Immediate. fiction Party-A
more bald and ridiculous piece of humbuggery and
misrepresentation has seldom been attempted, or
one manlesting more insulting contempt. Of the
popular intelligence. The ID Nothing this time
Poriy were for at once demanding of Congress to
enforce against New York the stipula,ions of the
Constituiion-The Immediate. fiction party were for
postpOning all action for year. to see whether ac.
ton At that time, or what other course would then
be most advisable! The Do.nofhing at this. time.
party were for despatching Commissioner, forth
~ith, to New York, to demand redress--The I'm
mediate .7etiOn-pGrty were for striking deci.
sIve bow-ner! year! Which party evinced by
their course most regard for the interests and honor
of Virginia. is cheerfuy submitted TO the people TO
decide: but to prevent delusion, it is suggested,
that If those who above proposed present action,
be styled the o-NoTHIse- PARTY, then, in fair
ness, those who propose doing great things-nsrt
year! be known as the Do-LEss. THAN NOTING
Parry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

Baltimore upon business, thence 10 see President
Harrison, who Is an old school-ieiow. But, sirs.
this very old gentleman, for intelligence learning
and abilities, is equal to any dozen Locos in the
county.
But, srs, il was amusing (durng the absence of
the "old gentleman" and the consequent dreadful
saspense and agony Of the Locos) TO hear their
surmses, their specolatons, and TO behold how the
Tears worked upon their imaginatons, which, how
ever, produced nothing but the abominable story
told by the EnquIrer's correspondent about the
Whiss and the "od gentleman" After introducing
MIR Holleman with flourish, the letter writer from
Isle OF Wight becomes eloquent, and gets into the
sublime; sand 10 ease" he says, tlook out Tor
figure or metaphor and bad grammar too)-"in
case the flag Of Democracy was shot away, fat the
spring elections he ltlollemsnl must hold up the
stef, until We lmean,ng the Locosl could rally and
bring back our flag. (which suppose is different
one from the Democratic flag Just shot awayl-he
consented, and has no opponent" The English, if
can divine it, OF this nonsense is, that Mr. Hole.
man has latter the n * OF Democracy is shot swsy
by mo opponenl') CONSENTED to hold up the staff
until the Loeos can get" Ia Loco Foco h,gI "their
nag" IL will take some Thucydldes or Hume to
do justice to these chivalrous Democrats, who can
rally" in the face Of "no opponent" and perform
such wonders in field where there will be no enc
myas to bespeak beforehand the encomums Of
Richie on their prowess.
No Office holder or Seeker.
Isle oil Wight March 9Th, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
THE CABINET.
E1trucIifrom letter to the editors Of the BaltimOr
American, dated


American, dated
WAsBISGToH, March %, 1871.
You desire 10 know how the new Administration
gets on. To Judge Of the capacity Of new En-.
gineer, IL is indispensable that you know the cond
ton Of the Engne-Where that is IN order the most
that Is necessary under man competent enough to
the business to throw in the fuel, raise the steam,
gronse the wheels. and Ego ahead !" but far differ
ent is il when the Engine, like our government, IL
disordered in oil Us parts and notifications. Not
only the wheels want greaslng, but as Mr.. Ewing
finds TO his sorrow, there Is no grease eh TO put on
them. Not only that, but the bands are loose and
the lynch pins missing. So broken and derangod
- tie whole concern that il would be less trouble.
some and expensive to build n new, than 10 repair
the old one.
You can have no idea Of the intense labor neees-
sary 10 restore The several Departments any thing
like order and efficiency. Happily for the country,
rs far as that can be done by nssduity and talen,
u will be done by the new incumbents Mr. Ew.
ing has been IN his Office almost every night until
10 or II o'clock, but no man ever was more patient
OF labor II ~ said that he makes IL rule TO 'clea,
his desk" take how long It may, before he leaves
H.
II you recoleet Mr.. Crawford, who once filled
the same post, great ftyorke with the Virginia
politicians for the Presidency, Notwithstanding his
known opinions IN regard 10 a ". s. Bank ee in.
dispcnsable 10 an efficient management Of our fiscal
concerns, you would be Instantly reminded Of him
on seeing Mr.. Ewing.
mr. Granger, the Post Master General whom
saw but once Tor few moments IN his Office Is
what the Ladies would call an uncommonly hand
some man, rather upwards OF six feet high--with
gular features and black eyes. Without knowing
his age, you would take him to be about forty FIVE.
Being man OF ample fortune, much IN public lie
and every wherein the best society, had sbppos.
cd that I've was rather a man Of case and pleasure
than Of business rambling IN the paths Of literature
ior the beauty offs flowers, and the odour they en-
hale, DING up merely TO the Iius OF his duty ~ =
conscientious public man, bot not likely 10 gain that
S,g'or and more lasting distinction which Is rarely
90 be ~oa bot BY severe snd continued assduity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
AUCTION CARD


10 General attention Ia called eur sale ia front Of
our store and also 10 the Trustee sale AZ n Lvopsi
Store, which commences 10 n'c!oek SEQ Anrtion "a
Vefiisemoni. nh ~ INLOEs a BROTHER
Ten HHDS superior BALTIMORE wIIIsK EY landing nor
NH " WIIIIANa T. uAv.tT
TWO'S n. HUTCHKIsS having taken tho stors
- ,hey occupied by Mcssrs Phippin q Jones opposite
hc kuinsoi the EtEo Hotel, would inform Coach Makers
en1 r1dlers, That he hiss just opened fan Of
i"c'ai' use " Nom consisting ~ part, follows
FOR COACH MAKERS
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs Of all knds
Coach, Barouehe, Buggy and suky turned Atles
Ioaeh aud Barouche steps Of all sizes
Brass and Silver Hub Rands
haHoablo Castings and Turned Collars
, zach and Barouche Hinges; DO do Handles
Dash Flames Knobs; Coach Door Locks
Nonifian Blind Locks
curtain Leather. both hides and sides
step Leather and Morocco Skna
Coach laceH aud Frnrcs Of all kinds
Raihncts and Damasks SC
FOR sADDLERs.
Hog skins, Surge; shccpskins
IuI assortment n all kinds Of Harness Mounttng
ssuIinpPi belts Wordcd; Cotton Tminirg Wobba
Cut Tacks; Hack Oh Varnish
Men, Wutnen's. GE saddle Trees
iHll SUPPLY n Sadilcr's Tools, s..
ALSO,
shoo Matters Tools. Of III kinds
lhsve employed Mr George Phippen IT, formerly fine
ntn ol Phppen Iines 10 aend 10 al 81 the peT
mnua Ia Tho business, aud most respectfully solicit the
pnnaEe or the customers Of that firm, and u all others
waning articles IN lno-aeHurng them that my
cni shall always be good nd will cell AZ cheap Tor cash
or cty aeceFancoa any other house. Not Intending
30 credit business Inducements willbo ohofodto pur
NH 8l-dketf TfTO's n UOTCUEtss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
From ths .Araaisanian. arar.h ,n

We are happy to learn that the President .o,,
day was in better health yesterday.
We regret to learn that the Hon. Secre,,rv os
State has been called to New York on accoun, oc
the UNEXPECTED illness OF his father in-aw. Hcrmsn
lie Roy, Esq. Mr.. Webster will return 10 The 81, !.
at the earliest possible moment.
Hon. j. J. Cri,tenden, Attorney General of IN.
inst, from the North. -''-
We perceive in looking over our exchan,. n.,,...
that the Hon. Mr. Gushing, OF Mass; the Hon. M,
White, OF Ky; the Hon. Mr.. johnson. OF Mi "a
the Hon. Mr.. Dawson, OF Georgia, are in nom;na .
ton as candidates of the Union. for the Speakershn
OF the next House Of Representatives.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
VIA CANAL


ARRlVED-Cana boat Pioneer, Pellet, with 30
tons merchandise, TO l. ID Crenshaw & Co. L Lud-
lam Son, Rives & Harris, and Warwick, Bro,. &
Co: paying Sl25 10.
Canal boat Joseph c. Cabell, Bailey, with 39l
tons merchandise, to N Gordon, BBgwell, Smith
Jones, l. Ludlam & Son, Shields & Somerville,
Ha1all & Co, and l. ID Crenshaw & Co: paying
Sl23 o.
Canal Boat James Madison Covcll, with 4Ol
tons merchandise, to Bigwell, Smith s. Jones, J w
Di5fell X Co, l. Ludlam & Son, and A Warwick
4 Co-Paying S124 SIS.
Canal Boat Pocahontas, Lockeit, with 33J tons
merchandise, to Rves & Harris, l. ID Crenshlw &
20, Dierel Co, Bagwell, Smith & Jones,
and Parrish-Paying sIIO II.
Canal Boat Enterprise, Couch, with 37l tons
merchsndiz", to Reyton, Deane * Edwards, paying
$I2l.41 toll I'D
CLEARED, Canal Boat Experiment. Couch.
with 33i tons merchandise, for Lynehburg, paying
Canal Boat Columbia, Devinney, with 3II tons
merchandise, for Lock No. ., Lock 10, and Coum.
ba.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
The nerl Censr,ss.

The statement, which We published few days
SINCE from the Boston Atlas Of tho state of parties
in the last Congress- in the States yet to vote, con-
tained errors in addition, which greatly reduced,
the Wing vote. lfthe States, which have to make
elections return Delegates of the same politics, the
Wing majority instead of being 4, as there stated
will Ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
Il DiplomnIisf.

In the very entertaining volume OF sketches OF
distinguished French politicians, We find the Duke
de Broglie's defects as Diplomatist thus sc, of
"a very good minister of foreign affairs as to wha,
concerns the serious part Of the position, NJ de
Broglie had yet a capital defect-he was superla.
lively ignorant of that sublime art which consti.
tutes the ideal OF the dipomatist, and which Count
Mole displays so effectively when he pleases, and
Mr.. Theirs whether he peases or not-the art of
saying very few things in very many words. His
laconlcsm Is the despair OF amba sSadors One day
the minister Of PRUSSIA, NJ. de Wcrther, was in a
state OF great dlsquetude; for more than month
he had been asslduous IN his visits TO the saloons OF
the president of the council, who received him with
that dignity OF manner which is natural to him. and
passed on without saying word. What was the
meaning Of this coldnessl Did this silence cloak
hostile intentions towards Prussia? Would the
association Of German Custom houses be dis
pleasing to the French Government Was
It requisite TO write to Berlin7 To demand
an explanation or passportsl What was 10 he
donel NJ. de WERNER was lost in uncertain.
Iy; at last he decided upon speaking TO a third
person, who mentioned his perpexity to NJ. de Brog-
lie ass 1t really" replied the latter with exquisite
naivete, $50 long since | have spoken TO M. de
Wertheri En- mon Ditu! 1t is only because had
nothing to say TO him; have no business with
Prussia just now" NJ de Werther was according
y reduced TO the necessity of writing to his govern
men, that the president Vt the council had not spo
en- TO him for the poor reason that he had nothing
TO say To him"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

"There is much inquiry" 10 use Commercial
phrase) as to the time when MIR. Treasurer Sell.
den will revisit these parts. MIR. Bolts will grow
rusty without opposition, and who is so ft man
to beat him as he whom he once beat7 Besides, il
the Treasurer is not discharged before the cleo
ton, the Locos will say, (Rtche has already hint
cd as much) that Old Tip was afraid to send him
adrifi lest he should vanquish Bolts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
TO THE VIRGINIA Asp y. g pun,,c

The subscriber proposes, # patronage will war
rant the enterprise, publish in the City Of Wash
lngton, Daily Political Journal, to be called the
OBSERVER" II subscriptions will Justify him.
his wish is to issue the first number on the first
Monday Of June neHt-one week or two at farthesi,
after the commencement Of the Extra Session Of
Congress.
The Observer, If it goes into operation, will cr-
ucise freely and unreservedy, the action OF the
Federal Government without clear, favor, or afTec-
ton" Ii will look for support to the People, and the
People only. Having taken an active part in the
election Of Gen. Harrison, ardently hoping and con-
hdenuy believing that his Administration will JUS
ufy te generous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic
expectations Of the American People, | vet pledge
myself 10 extend to II undiscriminating support
shall be happy to praise, but not afraid TO CEN
sure. have long ago promised my conscience
never 70 be man worshipper never to sustain any
man or any set Of men, against the Constitution Of
the country. This vow mean 10 keep TO the best
Of my ability, so helpme God
II the People will sustain me in this attempt. the
fruits Of near 20 years Of editorial experience shall
he dedicated diligently and liboriously, to render
the Observer worthy Of their favor. I promise them
u
print al Washington, If not able, yet honest faith
iul and true to them and the cause ofths country,
and the Rights Of the States and Of the People.
Whether print IS or is not required at the Federal
Metropolis, whose leunings shall be to the States
and not to the central authority, ] leave il to the
country to say.
throw out these proposals now, intending in n
short time 70 be more specific. ! wish TO ASCERTAIN
u there exists disposition to support a paper AZ
washington which will give a cordial support to
Gen. Harrison or my other President, while he en-.
titles himself to II by the Consttutonality Of his
course. but which will primarily be Jealous and dis.
lrustiu Of Federal power and certainly moro
prompt to attack its excuses than TO acauiesce in
them, let who will be At The head Of the Govern.
menL
As the time is limited, ! request those WHO orc
disposed 10 support me in this enterprise, to nn.
nounce IL by letter.
JNO. II. PEASANTS.
Richmond, March I'D 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
PENNSYLVANIA.
BANK BILL.

Correspondence Of the u. States Gar.ti..
MospAr, March 90.
Ihe Bank Bill was reported to the Senate. anil
on saturday, that body adopted the amendmrn,
made IN The House. The bill will this day be pre-
scented TO The Governor for his signature. II i, no,
Signature, or allow it to become law. We canno,
believe that the Governor will veto that bill.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

Alta meeting OF the Executive Committee of the
Henrico Agricultural and Horticultural Society, on
the 9Th day of March, lstl, the following were
determined upon as the subjects for, and amounts
OF the Premiums to be awarded at the first exhibit
ton OF the Society, which will be held on We'd
nesday, the 26,h day OF May next, instead of the
time heretofore reported, viz:
LIST. For the best Horse or Colt, calculated to
produce the best stock for the draughs
or saddle Sl5
g. For the best Brood Mare do 10
:. For the best Jack Is
T. For the best Bull for domestic purposes 10
8. For the best Mich Cow 10
8. For the best yoke OF Oxen 10
2. For the best Boar Of improved breed Is
8. For the best brood Sow, TO be exhibitedn
practicable with her litter ofpigs 10
9. For the best specimen of Fruits, the pro-
duction Of the exhibitor-a fruit bas-
Ket OF the value Of 10
10. For the best specimen OF rare and beauti-
full plants OF fowcrs-a silver bouquet
holder Of the value OF 10
H.. For the best specimen OF Vegetables Is
IL. For the best cultivated Market Garden,
not less than one acre-a set Of garden
tools Of the value OF Is
IL. For the best specimen Of domestic Wine,
the production OF the exhibitor 10
Ia For the best specimen OF domestic Silk,
not less than one pound, the procuc-
ton Of the exhibitor 10
Is. For the hes, specimen Of Butter, not less
than s pounds-a silver cream pot OF
the value OF 10
I6. For the best suit Of Clothes Of Virginia
manufacture, the premium to be Civ
en- to the producer Of the material OF
which the clothes made Is
IL. For the best specimen OF Agricultural
implements, including cutting ma
chimes, cornshellers, SC. Is
The Committee have not felt themselves warrant
ed in offering higher premiums at this nic but will
increase and enlarge the subjects the funds Of the
Society may enable them TO do.
They deem it proper to give notice, that at the
Fall Exhibition the following additional premiums
will be given, and that they will be as large shall
be practicable, TO wit.
For the best cultivated farm
For the best field of corn not less than acres
Foo the best crop Of turnips beeis, carrots pars-
nips sweet Irish potatoes, not less than half
acre OF each
For the best piece of domestic carpeting not less
than 90 yards
For the best hearth rug.
For the best table cloth
For the best counterpane, bed-quilt or comfort
And for other articles OF household industry.
The members who have not subscribed to the
Constitution, and the citizens generally, will be call
ed upon by some member of the Society 10 enable
Them TO become members.
JESSE II. TURNER,
TIL. s. DECBEN,
RICH. G. HADEN,
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
JOSEPH RENNlE,
VIM. ID. WREN,
Ereeulire Committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
Per Halifax Steamer of the 4th March.
PARIS, Feb. 18th. 1871.
To The Editor of the NJ Y Courier and p,o,,,,,

CT ii"'iaA Stsafner OF the 4th March.
PARIS, Feb. Nth, 1871.
To The Editor Of the ". Y. Courier and ENQUIRER.
SIR:-As the Commissioners Of Loans of the
Republic OF Texas were instructed by his Excel
ency President Lamar, in the event OF their effect
ing negotiation OF the loan for that Republic, to
make public announcement of the fact, that the
mer orious holders of the securities of the Govern
ment who may have aided the country IN the hour
oil It's necessity may not be the victims of the specu-
lauon OF those acting under secret information will
tnank you to state IN your paper, or il this com.
huhGatlon should arrive after 1t has gone press,
IN slip. TO be Immediately issued from your ofice
thn' have this day concluded in this city, a con
tract with the Bank of Messrs. J. Lafitte & Co.
for the Texan Loan.
forward duplicate OF this letter per the Havre
packet OF the 10th, and shall enclose this to the
iexan Consul at New York per the American
Minister'S Letter Bag, from London.
remain very respectfully.
Your obedient servant,
J. HAMILTON
7. ST. have taken means, as far as practicnble.
OF extending this information south Of New. York.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

IN some OF these impressions have been greatly
mistaken. In the Halls Of Congress he had AREA
dy gained an elevated positios. While he was COM
prehensive IN his views, he was remarkably cour-
teous In his manners but when assaied equally re-
markable in readiness and facility ofrepartee / saw
him. as said, in his Office but for few minutes
during that time several complicated Joints were
submitted Tor his decision, as 10 questions of law
and questions OF arrangement, which he dispatched
quickly and with apparent ease. Whether he brings
with him any familiarity with the routine Of the
business the results OF youthful observation under
his father, SO disting uishcd in the same post OF
whether he possesses some ofhcredtary tact for
y, cannot say, but assuredly no appeared alrea
oy au iait IN degree that might well surprise an
observer, anxious for the success OF that most i'm
portant Department. His familiarity with import
ant geographical districts must give much facility.
u: the Secretary Of War had previously known
more; but in respect to all the members of the
Cabinet, one could not fail at once to that the
best way for their real friends to pay their respects
IS TO keep away from them during press unequal.
led beiore-caused IN great measure by claims
deferred and unpaid on all the Departments.
MIR. Bell, however, is too well known to require
me 10 speak to you of his political character and
career. IL there be any thing omnious in hne
lace, and good size and figure, bland manners, q
tolerant spirit staesman-ke views, as indicated by
his conversation and public acts, these qualities
must gam Tor him yet wider renown, and higher
vocation among his countrymen. | have not seen
him IN his Office, where he too is often at work
when The sable goddess is stretching ''her leaden
sceptre DER slumbering world" but from them
selves learned that he "took well" with the many
officers OF the Army, from the noble and gallant
Scott down to the lowest grade Of the many who are
here. Much previous intercourse with the War
Department had prepared him in a measure to COM
prehend its detas-but leaving all other demands
on his attention out Of view, and contemplating
that great sore on our military reputation and most
wasteful leak in the Treasury, the Florida warts
not the care OF that alone enough to tax the most
robust iacultes1 After getting home at sunset to
eat his mutton cold he repairs again his Office
labor until ten o'clock. The "ten hourv SYSTEM
would set lightly on these gentlemen-Heaven
knows how long it will take them to clear of the
arrearages of their predecessors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
PuILApEIrar. Nal m

No imporan, change in money and stock matter.
IN Philadelphia on Saturday. All is an.;s,v sar
the result oil the deliberations of the Lesiss,ure
". D. Bank notes were at depreciation oi IA per
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31

~. Advertisers are requested to hand ir their
EMBELLISHMENTS NJ as early an hour Of the cav as
PIaotleebe' A. advertisements intended Cor nser.
son 70 the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
oelore O'Clock, r. NJ, and those intended for in.
s1,l' ~ monusys Paper must be handed in on
Sddrtayi otherwise they cannot sppeaT uoti tbs
day after. -Pf'-' wv" WV
FhEieHT uOAT ron sCOTTsVII.LE
r,,us -, - AND IYNCHBURa
WE Idne b1at JAMES MADfzON tviu la ,,cu.,.a
Inh Morning, 10 receive deieM a. sbove etjs,',.
WI pesse send her goods 10 lsnfane ri be Ill -
,ab H., bofD, EDMOND GO
Tar, TAR.-75 bbh Tar, reeevior so.I H., s-ie
mn ~ WoHTHAM, hcCRDDER a 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
ny LAST EVENINGS Mali.
OFF 1CIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Jacob De La Motls, To be Rec.iyer Of p,hr.
Money at Charleston, in the State Of South Caro-.
lima. "io-
Return J. Mcigs. to be Attorney FOR the Mid,.
District Of Tennessee. "'"o'e
Asher Robbins, to be Postmaster nj Nesn,., a.
the State OF Rhode Island. r '"~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-31
MARcH 30th.

MARcH 30th.
Freight Tram from Louisa and Orange.
80 hhds tobacco, 100 bags wheat, 81 bags oats,
and sundres TO Hhxall & Co, Shockoe and
Senbrooks' Warehouse, Williams & Haxall, and G.
Walder ~ -