Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

kicn CHiricisA--we copy the following portion Of
communication 10 the Norfolk Argas relative the the
city; st.I- IT M
Nor was the worst Of human influence wanting Lady
Macbeth that hend In human foru that
OF the worst The most INSCRIPTIONS and shameless
OF human beings an unsesed woman, lost oppor-
tuny or moment, plea threat, by vciled ambush
or numbering charge 10 overthrow the rm and simple
honesty Of her soldier husband Full justice done
to this most difficult character by NrA Waller lady
rare accomplishments and whose Ophea (last night
just and fu expression Of equally intricate subject
The outraged and ayengng Macduh was no secondary
character AS played by Mr. Gossin, who gave force
and position that often lacks in the hands of stufed
blunderers.
Yet all Is not said, need a reader smile when we
refer to the witches dance aud elfn songs led by Miss
Josephine Parker whose melody would have been recog
nized, notwithstanding the company she kept, even
though her name had been the bill The scenes
OF midnight orgies often and clamorousy applaud
cd and were never, think, well exhibited In this CT
~ Black spirits and white, red spirits aud grey"
all abroad in their most grotesue and airy habiments
aud there double, double toll and trouble and
stew OF both thck aud slab the connection of which
aud enumeration Of its Plutonic ingredients made the
| flesh to crawl aud the blood TO cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller attracting large houses aud
well deserve the eucomius that have been avshed on
them wherever they have made their appearance.
INSPECTOR BUrrER.-The Governor has appointed
Mr. g. Peachy Inspector OF butter and lard for this
city, and Mr. p has entered upon the discharge of his
duties We learn that he is competent judge of the
commodities mentioned and will doubtless give satsfac-
ton to all parties requiring his services The 9th Sec
oil ch IS OF the Code prescribes that leach Inspector
OF butter lard shall examine all butter or lard offered
for inspection in tubs hrins kegs barrels exceeding
fifty pounds aud shall brand stamp the same If t TO
pass with the number one, two three he may
judge II to be of the first second third quality" The
fee for each package inspected is four The 47h
sec'on requires every Inspector TO keep book in which
he shall enter account of the quality aud description
of the commodities inspected by hiui
MAYORS CouET.-John Campbell brought before
the Mayor yesterday, for assaultng Dillon Mccormack
at the Tredegar Works where they both employed
as puddiers The testimony showed that the complain.
ant was most TO blame and he required to give,
$3.50 security for his future good behavior Campbell
was bound over in the sum of $50 John Cot.rel who
had threatened to assault Campbell had his hands also
tied up with $50 recognizInce TO keep the peace
Mrs Sarah Tucker arraigned the charge Of as.
sauliing Mrs Ann Shea This case was dismissed
Tho'. Turner brought up for being drunk IN the street
discharged aud Jno Nicholas ~ C. for being moi
only drunk but dsordcry was ordered to be punished
! SALE OF "oSLY," NEAR oSAScock-we learn from
the Petersburg Press that the farm so long known as the
residence of his Excelency, Hon. Henry A. Wise was
sold by that gentleman the september term of Acco-
mac county court to Capt. Finney, for the sum of
600 The farm contains the rise of 400 acres of fertile
and productive land. The "Only farm is Iocate, on
onaneock creek IN AccoUac comfy, Va. aud is place
OF some historic interest 1t is understood the in
teniion OF his ENcclency purchase farm near Rich
mond, for residence in future Perhaps he has in some
secret corner of his bosom aspiration falling other
tng to represent the metropolitan district in Congress
| Nous !
ANNUAL ToBACco REyIEw.--In Mondays WIG we
will publish annual review of the Tobacco Trade of
virginia., embracing retrospect of the fluctuations of
prices ia this market during the year ending snh Oct
tabular comparative statements of Inspections Receipts
Exports Stocks, with other information calculated
to prove interesting to planters merchants
turers Extra copies OF the WHO containing this re-
view may be ordered to-day. We do not purpose to
| publish it in circular form
CAruoS In our changeable climate, coughs, colds,
and lung diseases will always prevail Consumption
will claim its victims. These diseases f taken in time
can be arrested and cured. The remedy is DR. Wis,ar
| Basam of Wild Cherry
There's vile counterfeit of this Basam therefore be
sure and buy only that prepared 10y s. w FowLr X Co.
Boston, which has the srittct signature of l. BUTTS on
the outside wrapper.