Culture of the grape in Virginia and pure wines
The Richmond Mail notes growing circulation and a semi weekly edition while discussing grape cultivation led by Nicholas Longworth. It details ideal hillside soil, Catawba and Hebermont grapes, regional plantings, and high profits from vine growing. It promotes pure native wines to reduce drunkenness and cites Longworth’s fortune and age.
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Richmond Mail
Virginia
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
United States
New York Journal of Commerce
Longworth
North Carolina
Ohio River
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Kentucky
Robert Buchanan
Journal of Commerce
Europe
Atlantic
Hanover
Retribution Hope Across Massachusetts After Outrage
An editorial excerpt praises Massachusetts authorities for pursuing punishment of those involved in a disgraceful assault on decency. It notes a possible requisition for Governor Seymour’s aid, suggests the case will be thoroughly sifted, and warns of further outrage if justice is not served. The piece then shifts to a translated Paris review on marriages driven by fortune, contrasting a rich widow’s life with a younger husband and the toll of social ambitions on love and happiness.
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Massachusetts
Gov. Seymour
Sullivan
New York
McCoy
Eugene Guinot
Paris
the Mail
Madame S
Beau Monde
M. Anatole
M. Avatole
Madame
Wirspranst
Vansant
Joshua Vansant
Congress
Baltimore City
Democratic Party
Preston
Henry Smith
Philadelphia
Washington City
Qood-Fellow
Faktir
Siva
Ethippian
Charles
Louis Rentz
Irginia State Agricultural Society
Richmond
Manassas Gap Railroad Company
Alexandria
State Agricultural Society
Manassas Gap
Edward Green
Barbour
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company
Virginia
Powhatan Steamboat Company
Baltimore
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
Washington
Virginia Central
Richmond and Petersburg
Richmond and
Danville
James River
Williams
State Agricultural Oc 21
Dustn Society
Romantic Turmoil and Political Shifts Amid Society News
The column weaves sensational domestic tales of Madame S and her suffering with narrative on Joshua Vansant withdrawing from congressional race and Democratic tensions. It notes Sullivan’s prior fight notoriety, a North Western coal find near Parkersburg, and health updates from New Orleans Board of Health declaring yellow fever absence. Also reports Butterworth mice incident swallowing fifty dollar bills, a Wilson note prior drowning scare, and Rhode Island rail bear risk ruling.
Migratory Slaves and Oddities Highlight Mason County Note
The Mason county report notes eight enslaved people escaping to unknown areas in the last fortnight, owned by Beale Bateman Capehart and Lewis. It suggests slaveholders may face similar losses locally. The piece also mentions political, magical, and humorous items including Rogers vs Gholson, papermaker wit, an India rubber omnibus, and a Camden family gathering.
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Mason County
Mesers, Beale, Bateman
Capehart
Mr. Lewis
Mason
Parkersburg
Wades and Jones in Henrico Wheat Theft Case
A Henrico Court case before Justice Gardner centers on William Wade and Robert B. Jones charged with receiving stolen wheat and other goods from wagons. Edward Aarl and Susan Aarl accuse Wade of conspiring with Jones. defense witnesses praise character while threats of revenge are alleged. Grand Jury term set. other charges include pig theft and unlawful assembly of enslaved people.
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Rxoxrvina Stoney Wuear
Henrico
Justice Gardner
Wm. ©. Wade
Edward Aarl
Susan
Robert B. Jones
W. H. Wade
Aarl
Mr. Wade
Jones
Wade
Wendall Griffin
R. B. Jones
James Enroughty
Local Rail Repair Adds Delays Amid City Schedule
A fragmented OCR item notes track work causing delays on city lines. Officials warn riders to expect cautions and check posted updates as crews replace rails and restore service. The brief mentions timelines and nearby stations affected by the disruption.
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C., A. Rose
W. M. Semple
Old Dominion
Fs" Sullivan
Boston Corners
Tom Hyer
North Western Railroad
V. O. Picayune
Butterworth
Butterworth , Kirkland
Halifax
Pet. Express
Wilson
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
California
Stonington Railroad
Iit
Aspy Kistiy
Abby Kelly Foster
Detroit
Abby
Burrows and Wusts
I. M. Rogers
Mississippi
Gholson
Maercrans
Johnson
Jenning
Camden, N. J
England
Teal
Robert Rankin
Cortex
Carter
John Longden
Beaver Dam
Hanover Co
Bennett & Beers
N. B
E. A. Gallaher
Leata & Steele
Zimmerman
Oc 22
Ollier
A. Morris
Mainstreet
Shakspeare
J. Payne Collier
Miss Bremer
America
New World
Mary Hewitt
Education and
University Review
Edinburg Review
Sir William Hamilton, Bart
Odey and Graham
Morris
Henrico County
Main Street
Perrer
Baga
Davenport, Allen & CO
Tierces
Henry Shatter
Main
14Th Streets
Usinesss
Henry Shafer
Henry Hyman’s
Perez
Colt
Allen
Starkey
Owels
Wasawangavn
Henry Hyman
M, Adcock & CO
Phalon
Gentlemen
H Befare
Local Matters
Corcorre Coust
Meredith
Commonwealth
Hustings Court
Hastings Court
Wm. H. Ross
Roach
White
Rogers
Spicer
Fredericksburg
the Mayon’s Court
Brannan & Gittings
Carter Weaver
Mr. Crafton
Reed
Win
Ryan
Jemmy Twitcher
Mrs. Place
New Orleans
Bateman Ontlbren
Lynchburg
Davenport
AL Allen & ‘Go
Bennets & Beers
Benned! & Bers
Bennald & Beers
HACON
Williams & Brother
Fericins
Allen & CO
Marine News
Port OF Richmond
Spear
Bunting
Norfolk
Juliette
Baker
Boston
Tod Currie
Saratoga
Hodgerson
Salem
Plaster
Star Virginia
Passen
Roanoke
Cavendy
Gallego
Nelson
D. Currie
Jos Marsh
Martin
Coal
Colquitt & Co
Theatre
J. H. Taylor
W. M. Ward
H. Lewis
H. Rogers
Child OF the Regiment
Suplice
H Lewis
Siple Marie
F Place
Mary Partington
Miss
K. Partington
Golden Farm Farmer
Boniface Ee
Ryan Elizabeth
W Ward
Broad Street
Pit Act
Dante
Metropolitan Hall
St Caiuentor, Sry
Richmond Whig, Mail, Dispatch, Times and Enquirer
Tkting Tales &c
Ecker
Hummell
Paterson & Jackson
Christian & Lathrop
Bremer
Randolph
Colliers
Syl
Kirwan
Sir W Hamilton
R ‘Turnbull
Rey WH Davis
Monteith
W F Hook
Orsay
Homes of the New Women
Countess de Ld
F Bremer
Mary Homes
Jorsee
Jesg
Yioging
Charleston, Housand
Dolla
Florida
Sensacola
NEUMC
Séiries
Ole
Lada
Palak
Essilod Batteleeen
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