The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06
txnGs&EA NE" s.
tn,,yucy tn Virginia.

We
. ,.,,..,. Of u Journey I" 'As '""'
% ,...., NJ the Richmond niSrssch.l
..,,, EoTrToy-RT Co.. VAR
>.-@A Nav 3, 1871.
r,.,,., ,,a,o,t,r returned
49, @st',s,S. -. -" .',,,N,oyanrc through
..!' n iH'F,,,>, o,.to,,n mart az The
taWr@Iti, az 49,. .,,,fn btjiug,,
%. The strides 'rm Wv, ,,,,,ch moro no.
..nsr1ty ana ih"'!'N ' INA ,rTna,- rrnwine
.Mh in the grams >.nn,;nrS OWING in
d. ~ jhH n''',,, 100 indebtedness of the
..' is,. 90 nc u.s. ,,ucrior farming Of the
. ., 1t 1t ~ , y" ~, ia he general and IN
49,. "'' - ~, thr mart Of landhold-
,>'", ', ..,., ,<l,,e Ridge 70 improve their
., 1t1' " H,.,, Grille soil still more pros
:. IT, ''""r' ~, ,rrir worn-out lands by
...,.. - 't, ,5;,'r, IN their grain crops.
.. %! t9I ,, md in q word, 10
s.rG VII" 'u.,, -, .ayrs This system
...tr|EN a''r '',a 49,, ;irnc IN TucSahoe,
. s,,lc "N'.", ~, !" ,,,a,tcrs, and they are
"tM :: :: fhc majority seem TO be
H | '"', H., Nia clearing away their
.'- ga .;. ~, wrftjug The iaHd IL death
....' ','', ,r. mon Turning il ont TO he
80; vith broom Scdge and old
.rI riaGicd with SuilieS from
,',,,", fret ii depth. And mean
,,,s nm yll this unsiChtiv. IN.
- .,' land are eating up the profits
.." ~ s,,l The proprietor Of thous-
III. -, ..t.'l ,,,rr. is kept down. and will
NTH ~, changes his system: he is
E,.rs harder. and has less money TO
...' -, IN, luxuricS OF life than the owner
~, good ac:cS in Roanoke, fulaSSi, or
,,.ra. 10 not understand me 10 aSSef.
., .,.:> system NJ A2rirulture IS universal
r....-n Virginia. mere are. on tue
,..,s~,. many tine productive farms, wei
,.-,i and profitable. which Will COM
... ;.ypria.v with the best IL western
.,.:l; hat such are bright exceptions
- orD.ral rule.
n, ..r. : > Gloomy prospect for plants in
.,.taeco region, owing 10 the ravages OF
-. ri The counties Oi Bedford, Camp
# Charlotte, Halifax and PntSylvania,
. destruction III the young plants has
... sa,I lrtr. Planters told me they had
,.- A.,,nn The like bcforc-whole beds
IN eaten up-many must plant Shor:
s.. .HfptncrS could plant no crop Mt all.
,.ugl means Of warfare upon these in
~.,.. little iuhAccn-chcwerS have eener-
f.i.i this season, but (and planters
-..,5 remember thiS} | saw few fine beds
.,. ,li,.l. the insect had been driven by
y .f;4;u.;jon OF >uperphoSphate, sowed
+, uyrr the Young plants. Inc crop OF
g.. ..a II NW-Inla must necessarily ne a
e. .,r. ana = light one, and by Inc way
,. .,.a- l. UP 10 the farmers. 1t Is TO be
..4 ,.e prospect VIII cause m advance
.rr,,r.t prices. which ire too low for
.... ,ruGt 10 The producer. and already
80. . decreasing influence upon the
! ..v...l,.taniinc the heavy taxes, the un-
IL. }rnpy. and the imperfect system of
...... rI.-n seems to be q slow but
,.,,,,r,ye,n.nI in the condition Of
- mis- rr..jyn. The greatest diff
e., IN The WAY Of recupera;ion from the
D.. =. # rh,. late unpleaSantpeSs has
. ,r. Ialnr. There is some improve
., nav ), la, reSnert. The NEGROES are
.,,,;n-, "a the conclusion that they
=. ,,..- 49,. t,,,, :. 1i;ty acres of land and Il
q" III rnar work for il and earn it
WI, Surprised 10 learn. on con-
.,,. ns.I >u,nr gentlemen in pittsyl-
$3.50 j,.y, ,,arrr,}Iy the negroes of that
NV hal lr.l;,yrt this electioneeriny.
;l.a., 10 thar their masters land and
-, rn' ,iiriIad .,noro thcm All
w. .,,, NJ ~ IN the nsiGhhnrhood
1-'.a,, diyidaG ~, hv tho NEGROES
..' ',,, - "l ,hcn, ND ,,onsroIIv
ME- Ma -" .,i,r.,,r, -Ln,,SoI,.as i, NV.
w. -, fro,n inn :. n3,,, who
..''.,,,,. a,.Irnd 1,,,b tho daods :, rhrv
80. .,;,,.. inft :, smar tr.rt ornnrd
,...,,,.,..,, ,,,.,,., I'm. :. nII master" Th;S
',,,.,.,,,s ,,,.,,,,oui,nit, 70 . .,l1nn foo
-, ,,..,,,iI ,,,r- .nrr,, I,i;,, IN many g., white
w.. 1-..,.I.,, ..7,-.,,,,,~or ~. sc,1.,,..,, who
81. ,',,,rri.rth, rgri;r,r and mos; ,iavnn-
-. ,I;--y;I.r;jon Of the pro,rrrv- was
tru who could get the votes in that
mix. and many q loan chan with IN
.:v rraet-la. cot 1t filed bv 50 work
...~u ID" i-norMce and credulitv OF the
a.-.ug>. Nothing dlu more TO open
....~ - iG@ freedmen iii the community
~. ID. BAY" alluded than al amusing
..s. Is !,ch was related TO me. An old
,.,. at the ncIghborhocd. one OF the
..rsg heirs 10 Il ;iitv-acrr lot cat oil OF
~. ~.,f,atpn.riYci plantation. met in the
.5 ..,,,. ,,.,.- ou, IF Ma >aCbuSCttS wander
...r,. VINO thu> accosieG him: "Wel!,
.l,. hayr yru -u. yulIr land Vet 2" " Nc.
.-t,l, h.>l.'t. " Don't call he master.
. ...r,y any ma>ter. Caii,nc mister. |
,..3,.f ..a L., divides out the land, and
.-. -..9s 10 y9ur boise 10 lay oil
s.. ~ I.i3i,a" }na:-mistcr, shoulder
a - alN ,nvEIn Tor y0u SUM time
'H~ igHr"L ln,n went "n 20 explain tie
.e a1a condition OF The transaction
.-a "., {" make ihclc Bob landed
I,..'"T, ana sole owner OF mule. " 70
go ;%l" &; could be arranged there III the
"ao.. Gould he make out de. deed
.si. Al! 2oi!i BE satisfactorily ar
1- q II he htI money enough WAth MN
'"r"!e tic ttlic. InCle 300 naQ I'VE
'.t', ana i4tetl cents only, nut -Mistel
'I.+ IL! lila iof Inc baidhce-couia see
..' ',, '"Nv 't-'. he was ah noiiest hl''n'
" -.tAr:. ncli-hted. handed over The mo-
y, aH@ ""nt on 30 describe the bounda-
: d! H. plantation, III when lie Thought
- i"iN%e4 III, own, CABIN. ana Sencr-
''3: f.ll II" inc near the mansion-house,
q, ~ l""fc II lof oia master he nad
i!i iill 'lncDnN EOUu turn. Inc an