Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-23

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city ere ts eelsbs.ted 0allsgo and Haxa uala Which
maize snnashy iSo.00o bsrsls % aosr koe The
wheat srewn IN sAe nsishboshood which, from shs g.
ss.r szsel'eaes Of The wheat and the in mana
asrteh abose oil Other Sour There h Also . isrrs =.
.shlshasut fos casting cannon, and iron
ohsr nls Lea pear asunci msnrf.c,ure, n.,,.S
ewhe In RichmosS. and che pssfssA 4, remain here
The Yankee eonesassd. and hired small water power and
building. where - eemmsoosd hi busiosss He found
plenty Of WOOL taken FROM The One mutton vheh 4 is.h
tersd for MARKET aud his busnsss thosrh eouduesd -
small scale. has afforded mseh proi, that souSss,
large mill 10 which the bosness win sooa be usn,srr,d An
the principal rees Of food cheap here and nohing
wsn,ns but Surplus cspisal. with Yankee fondnes.
fof whing and eonvins. make ths The larres, manu-
featuring city Of the Union.-oas shinx oolv orcrp,, Of
which inend 10 speak freely by and b. The M dns..
and yet invgosstng hsshfalne Of the climate confer,
another important advantage this position over the
colder attitudes, where notwithstanding 10 now ch~d
carried on The excellent keeper Of the noble hotel vhsre
liodse. 10 specimen OF hs No has higher rcpu-
tatsoo es landlord" n the Esst. than Mr. Bovden H.
kept house in Boston; where he popular and made
money rapidly; out he was consumpve, and was finally
compelled To remove TO N York. WHARF, he opened tho
m min ha Ia -..L Ia
the climate Of New York too severe for him and ~
was Obliged to abandon excellent brsioess sgsn m.
came to Richmond and hero tor four yes enjoyed
perfect health He has established hotel here after ,he
manner Of tho AstoS House. though 70 furnish some az IN.
desirabes fos the table, necessary TO buy and cult
vase . farm ia tho neghborhood.
AL around me here, the memorie. of grs., man
MARSHALL who laid the Foundations Of our eouutrvs ur
prudence, went about these and spread h. mia In
nesnee among tho people His tall, figure, always
when abroad appearing in psee simpci,y on foot can
slmosi DO By the Inhabitants yet The influence /.
AZ any rate distinctly felt He loved atheto soci,I .oo,,
and ihsy sustained his vsor through the fsuine
mental exeruons His uniform kindness and sttsnton 4,
every body, apparently without the least thar
there was condescenson in made oil the peoolo f.mi.r
WIN MN. merchant on whom called. merely -
subscriber to the Journal Of Commerce. invited me- in The
spirit Of Virginia hospitality 70 with him 10 the Ouoi,
Club on Saturday afternoon, which was established bv
Marshal. and his companions. and which has been perpe-
tu,ted oy the gentlemen Of the city, In full vigor 70 this
day. The place Of meeting IL in q grove where /, .
pure spring, mile or two Northw ward of the civ
inefe hefshau aha ms frends erected shed, under
which their repas spread and hard by eyeod the
ground Tor their game. Although had never thrown
quoh, except such - Yankee boys make Of fat stone
yet the inspiration Of the circular pieees Of metal whih
had been used by many great hands, made me resdy
composition In game for which had no skill Luckily
the manner OF the other gentlemen did not demoustrne
that this had been "he oil absorbing" business Of Their
lives. l would have th.o~n the quoits al night and
alone, could have extracted from them tina, precou,
amiabeness which characterized the man who frs,
used them. for "a merry heart has continual ieasi"
disposition always amiable is stlicher Mar,hsli,
constitution OF the Club excluded spuous lquors from
the entertainment, and the Vrginisns known eyery
where s,ret consructouists OF all constitutions Tbs
Club consisted originally Of forty, and limited to tina,
number. though many constantly pressing for adms
sion. IL now consists Of thirty ninei for Marshas place
has never been filed, aud probably never will be-
may mention coincidence, Of tho gentlemen
took his Journal Of Commerce from the Post Office as he
rode out and opened IL The table, happened 10 be the
number containing the editorial Manners" with the
beautiful anesdote OF Marshall
To this city Henry Clay from poor family twenty
hive mies disian TO be an apprentice boy in small chop
But the genius Of such boy be confined TO small
things
In full view from the Cspito the distance Of two miles
down the ver, 10 the where Powhstan saved the life
OF Captain Smith, and claimed the rage Of her ncenscd
father The blood OF the heroie Indian girl IL widely dr.
fused among the vg nans and although they think much
OF family and OF blood, there which they value 30
much - Powhstan's. ....