Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-16
STATE AND CITY NEWS.

Ds"tA 'ihoisA-The Charleston Courier introdu.
ces portion Of the article headed "The Butter Trade
~,,s E lpaol'shed short time since In the whig)
YOU'D appear BY our Virginia paper. that the suh;.ct
oster making beginning TO the attention IN
h.. n, h saa - esr.Asy matter OF ~oudsr tina, |.
mas not ocen thought OF before. But 10 IL oui, s,ohr
specimen OF human nature. that never fully annr;,,s.
~ iu powers, is possessions aud ciltes until ou, sri
,o,. v,s sna uecss.e. cree it upon notice Here.
so'ore smginia has depended almost solely upon the
Northern States for its butter when within IL ho,s
there are - great not greater advantage for m.
M w. sn'. necessary and luxury IN Pcnnsylvsn.
Nes Tors or the New England States. A good dairy
wne,e there Is decent and rr.bc railroad or river co
municsuon 70 market tanJ these are becoming ouI.
s.ssa.e an Virginia, is more profitable than farming.
e ee''s,ny ess perplexing and lAbosous. MANY faS.
mers In Nov England, who have poddeJ and plo.vh.d
ior years upon lands that yielded nothing moro per
nsn TAR subsistence have In later times made easy aud
Pu compesencies by turning their attention TO dsr..
may Dc wfn ior the Virginia farmers to look out and
noe oe sopcrceded In profitable business by per.
ons om ewhere Within the last three or Tour years
large number OF farmers from the New England Site,
nave emigrated 10 Virginia They have purchased lar,
rem worn out aud deserted lands mere sug aud h.
~ sysems o. cultivation and enrichment are bringing
them TO condition OF fertility that will mako th. &c
sne'r original value and prodaciivcnrss Nox M ,h.,.
ankees hnd out that by making butter an, cbee .v a.,
make money Too, they will be to do both They have
Tue energy aud experience too hut IA In tbis ,.oc
."rc Tue expcresce IL easily gained crowded , E,,l ~,
.enon Is paid to IT, II the Vginians will only attend ~,
W sne,they need lear competition from, new eo.rs
,,, s"c sif6ihtans 10 take nj their
own dread and butter" the Yankees will " WV"
hAroRs CsuRr.-Thc court room wa, c,o~d.d ~
cess Yesterday, with officers spectators s.
feathers, etc
Seoree slave the property Of Charles EH. D,b,cx
au A'r"' siavcs OF VIM. Anderson we're arr,t. S,,J,y
morning ~ Aliens House Pink alley for having In th;
twenty eight fowls supposed to- have been o
,e' is Snnesses testified that PRAYER meeting hal
oeen neiu Aliens house Saturday night which did no, IA
journ uh' sometime "arter IL o'clock" Allen and Dbn.y
went ou' ior some purpose and did not return un w.
early that morning. The case was contained % s,,h
Tue commonwealth to procure other testimony
Nomah anu James Harris, reported Yesterday ss hsx
"s veen arrested upon charge Of felony arraiyn
Gu ,nis morning The boy who stabbed by then, S
ps w eiiucai condition, the examination was pos,non
Gu 70 await luther Developments Of the case
oohners was next iraigned for beating N;cb.,l
uacc Tue accused bore marks which satisfied L;s IT,o-
tha' ne nau received the OF the encounter Tn.
complainant came forward and stated that a,g nj ,,rc
au oee sent and the bearer proud TO say that the NJ
a usu oeeh nonoraby and smcably settled The case
James Tslewell, slave to Grocn Word was au,. c,r
.'nB 70 oieak into the house one Ann lone. with
mur.ierous intent Continued ~
"nneiu Denier, was next called upon 10 answer the
OF threatnng TO kill his wife on Sunday LAT In
postponed. ~ Ai'n was
Willis Ross and Elizabeth Jackson both free were mn fr
s W .heir possession several ham. the b,gs
Se'hg "aked T. WORKMAN Co.. The waichmen nlso
ereu on their premises basket OF green feather.
which were produced ia Court The case was co,nnod