Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-11
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
EOiroMIAL conn EsroNDEsCE.

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" " ' ''''"'"o" our country Is
anu must commune 10 De- tsing from the productions OF
her atzans In The same Steamer with Mr. Norris.
our friend Col. A. Dudley Manu. late Consul to Bremen
who IL will be remembered has bs conr,, anal.
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~ N' " e " ~ Law paSeo III tue |oh'
gess NJ Bremen relative to herman Emgrants. Col. NJ
brought with him dispatches To our Government from Mr.
McLane and ne that Minister has proved
n most accountable .uccessut TO SO DISTINGUISHED and nom,
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'ne negotiations 10 DC carried on oy Mr. MeLane IN behalf
OF this Government Will be most satisfactorily settled.
In regard the Colonel and myself rather singular thing
oecurred-thoush scarcely OF 90 important nature n, 10
uarr.n, me in ,rouhl;ns Nh. ,.,a., Tn. $50. -
-, f'''' "H'e''
WI" .o"'pa"eu MS 'e"u W inc sup III "hieh he de-
parted tor tue old country, was the last acquaintance h"
had taken leave and, strange to saw after three
years had rolled BY he wa. the frs, American to vel
rome him 10 nj. native sbo,.s TIE c,.do,;. $500
E., p,,,n,. A., ,o,,;,. r.. ss.-, Nu
,r t' ' P'''Y 'oue" voyage.
i"e news o'ous ny he'' e feaaer already has beioie
him
The rage travelling seems even to have extended IN
the people OF the old country for the Caledonia came
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=. - ~ -. = - -. 90 " f1 'ou"s
' ~ ~ p'f VI '"'' "'' VI S'eehe's' must DC
rsspng men harSest from MS vessels poughing the NIGH
deep. ipropos Of poughing deep have heard il re-
mar mara than one, .;,c, ,e.cbi,, ,ho N,h H.
tho y;,g;,;, ,,r,.,. do M, ,Ioh H. ia L.. -
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Lev ~ e'' ,oon '"'' 's matter, ana see u 'hey
can't po oy the pohtaoie experience OF their Northern
friends am very sure that II OF
land in the "Old Dominion" region they
would he disposed pity the New England Farmer for
the soil heeabouts falls short OF Virginia lands
generally. Yet how much better II TUNED account
here. than in many parts OF State. Ia truth the New
Enganders would have greater pity Virgnin far
they the which the latter ne
advantages, than have for sympathy them
regretted that Virgn,ans have moi less land and
more enterprise than they now possess But will moi
stop here kick up with them just now, that sub
Ject; shall only hope for Improvement.
Every day spend in this city Of magnificent buildings
and unerrng sasacity the and convinced |
that We OF Virginia are behind the times! While the po-
itica demagogues of State grumbng and growl-
the expenditure Of few thousand dollars for roads
and other Stale Improvements, observe the fsrseeing
Bosionans exPendlng millions and millions. come xon
with their friends o the country around build Railroads.
stretching from the East the West. the NUrth and the
South And what i. the OF all these mpro vemen
m the part Of New England why, that she NAV ere
ong have within reach Of her Metropolis the gr at pro-
ducts OF almost Of the Western aud Northwest
conniries With the innumerable facilities that Boston
hiss already for attracting trade here, the other
lay iha. new subscription was started in this cv. for
extension Of Railroad TO Canada. One gent Alone
10 the smouot of twen,v thousand dollar md NJ f.
Expresses not the doubt of s being good invest
In s1esking OF the enterprise Of that
Ten eman IL may not be amiss TO aludo 10 IN. une1u,ed
violence he has given Of his usefulness More Than a |
ozcn of the most extensive and elegant rs well os the
nest substantial buIdin9s for Store houses that have
Boston, bclorg to Mr.. Lawrence and IL was but
yesterday that another Large block of granite bnilhngs
stories high pointed out to me as belonging TO Mr.
The ground ON which tbs block stands COS, $40 900 |
nd the buildings is thought will cost fully as much