Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-03
II Wing requested 10 copy.
FoR TIE ENQUIRER.
To The Directors Of tic Jtmcs Rircr a,M kamalrhC
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FoR TIE ENQUIRER.
To ihc Directors ~ tic lanes Rircr and hdnlirha
C0mpnnH.
We see in the Wing OF the 9TH a co,nmunca-
ton directed to you, urging the Importance OF an
inlet to the Canal We think that it is high time
the inlet was made, for we have suffered long
enough; but we cannot agree that Perkins Falls,
is the most central place. nor do We think that
the majority of the farmers wish il 10 be put AT
Perkins Falls-al' hongh some few, Immediately
interested in Perkins Falls, have been Jealous in
getting up memorial, ana have procured
number oil signatures We have never seen the
memorial and il cert; inly ought 10 have been pre-
scented to us, for we reside nearer Perkins Falls
than some persons whose names we hear are on
the mcmorial-and If We have been right
Is informed, the signers Of the memorial hail
from the nei.hhorhood Of Bent Creek, Slate
River and the low end OF the county Allow The
inlet to be made at Perkins Falls and you have
no accommodations; the country will be tarcd 10
make roads there We see no necessity for this.
In all common sense we have taxes enough To
bear-Why not have the inlet at Warren Ferry,
where all would be benefited; where good roads
are already made on both sides of the river =
We firmly believe, if the vote was taken al the
Courl.house, Warren Ferry would get Two 10 one.
We have never troubled you with memorial
knowing that the routes have been surveyed, and
having full confidence that you would cause the
inle, 10 be made where it would most promote the
interest of the farmers and the canal
We also see communication signed "Buck-
inoham" setting forth the claim of Scottsvillc, as
place possessing many advantages 10 The travel
ling community, and farmers OF The county; STA
ting that they can at all times find ready sales for
their produce and in return get groceries, &c, as
cheap as they can be purchased in Richmond
deduc,ing toll, freight &c. Now, this may he
true: but why make lis travel SO far from the d.
rect route, when we can do as well IN Warren
ri the bridge be put at Warren ferry, and we can
cell every bnshcl of wheat raised in the county in
The town OF Warren. The Warren mill is in inll
operation, and we can do as well with our wheat
there as We could with j. in ScotSvillc: when
sold, we can get the money, and procure our gro
ceries and other family neceSsaries III arren,
as cheap as they can be purchased in any town
this side OF Richmond.
MANY FARMERS or BucKlSGnAM.
[Ftoas he Ncr YORK. Hcro,d, Sep'emtrrl.l
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.
The Great Western, Captain Mathews, arrived
al half past six o'clock last evening from Liver
nool with advices from that place 10 the 9TH in
elusive. Our London dates are the 10th
There has been no change in Cot,on-tendency,
however, in favor Of buyers. There was Sooo
trade demand.
The accouchment ofihe Queen had taken place.
She gave birth 10 prince
Joseph Bonapare is dead
Affairs in Morocco have assumed more quiet
aspect France has inundated the Emperor.
The bombanimenl of Tangier will probably settle
the trouble
Mehemet Ali has ablicated in favor OF his son
lbrahim
O'Connel and his affairs remain about the
same as per last accounts.