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Chas Beck CHARLES JULIUS WARTIG a native OF Dresden
Germany, his 27h year
In Nouoway. on the Oh, ult Mr. JOHN g. REAvEs very
intelligent citizen Of brunswick, The 5h yea 81 his age.
In Brunswick, the nth uit, MIR ELIZABETH HAsKINs,
Also, lately join G. HAWKINS, Of Pulmonary Consumf-
ton. n the county.
In Brunswick 10th instant after proacted sickness ST.
JOHN CHhMBLlsS, at an advanced age.
AZ % instant Consumption Lieutenant ROBERT
a BUTLER of the United Corps Of Engineers aged
the United States Military Acadcmy.n years
b. hed the Office n Principal Assistant Professor of Cvand Military
and nuahle deposition very cndcaed him
ard pupils Avery AMI rapid pulmonary attack forced him
ny from c rigorous climate N West Point IN 'eek the genial
atmosphere u the souh The passage tema mo
were taken 10 Savannah md inferred Military honor
~ the re'ence u Dr. Tnslcy county Scarlet
Fever Hichard Sydnor. aged and the short space
ofl2 days aef ot The disease. hi th~T residence
brother John speed years and Joseph
w and augusta G. Royal They were indeed ahccuonas nie
and srrgny boys-nccpy soy ace their
c'ef thc gloom and ame'fic Their bitter anguish and dcpondrn
cy interesting such circumstanfs detail.
are I" we pubic ~ general Dot . amcisd amy have hnd friends
anH gmohng relations ~ distance who may require some
thing Than The simple u melancholy event
| 70 thosc parculauy this notice sinended
~ h. residence in Yo County. the Goth March last Doer
FREDERICK POWER IN hr jOth year Of bic afefa I'm
gcrng and painful illness
Tins affecting dsenaton. truly rendinr feelings
only 81 HE fond and befeaved family Of large circle Of friends
anil INDEED Of All who knew Ills sphere move md ae
whefeoeve there opportunity ~ doing good AmabhJ
n elnnes generosity feelings which
70 adorn our species po-sssd by him n m eminent de
and ona will The poor and dependent ~ hrs nsghbohod be-
tuic cannot repair II pleasure 10 tnov
him. forth luse n character which SCARED he
youd the assaults of ecusufe Or the danp sians OF suspicion Dig
set humble yet generous nm yet otbeasing A re-
preventative County district his services would have beer
rdiy sought hut ose few usclnes
could spared ofn his County indeed the surrounding Coun
ties Bot be has gone n put June "hss io 'hau ssa,c an
easioncd which friendship beeds wecrs
anguish YET viii bic memory BE- ehsrisedsn long
| examples be he'd IN sacred recollection.
or Enquirer and National nlsligeneot VIII please copy
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The Jury Lar-Carfhogenian Faith


We led into by New York paper, in stating
that the New York Legislature had repealed the Jury Law.
The bill passed the lower House, but smohered the
SENATE And this too after all Riches promises of what
the natual allies" would do and Virginia had hum
bed herself 10y abandoning the demand Ganzey John
son and Smith
Mr.. Seldom right saying that the Presidential
minuon should not be made until the New York Demo
cracy had shown their hand tins subject and redeemed
their pledges Virginia II they will do justice be-
fore nomination. they will not afterwards.
From The Nstr York EJpress.
"FooLvG NIRGlyA.-Thc New York Assembly Bill, re-
peaing the law assuring o. persons claimed fugitive
slaves trial by jury, passed in the Senate. This
suppose have been regular Van Buren, uggo i'm.
pose upon both States passing House for Virginia,
aud letting It die IN the other for New York"
We convinced and said from the first that Viz
gna TO be ieksd in this Of repeating the Jury
Law. We have said many the meeting Of the
New York Legislature What the forrn Of the nck was
to be-, Of could anticipate But be hum.
plugged felt confident Virginia be It all
planned now One House has passed the bill repeating
the Jury Law-the Senate has rejected il. Virginia Is
Knocked by the shoU Of willingness the part Of the po.
puar branch repeal H. the Abohnonists more subtan.
italy gratfed by the fact that the law and neuer
ioW be repealed.
These are Van Buren, tactics! This Van Buren, faith
This is the game which tho Van Buren, party Of New York
has been playing with Virginia since 1894 Protesting
every thing aud doing nothing! Pretending be Virgin.
ian's "naiura osbut always against her at the pinch
When fTsf deception is practised, the deceived party
Is entitled to sympathy But. when second md third
and fourth is prac.,d and the guled shows merely
propensity buta wish 10 be- humbugged contempt IL IN,
/ proper feeling for the weakness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

there be something which e!ovaes and exats in our
esteem, unging hearts with herosn, and souls
with PRIDE the love and attachment of some fair and
beautiful girl there something equally humiating be-
the object oicud and speculative cacu hatch
making family. Your character siudicd-your pursuits
wached-yOur tastes cOnnCd temperament
inquired nto-suCundsd by suares-enyironed by pruct
sed atientonone fixed upon the registered
OF your relatives, other upon your caprices
then those thousand little and kndnesses hch come
peasuaby upon the heart when the offspring Of true al
econ perverted they By base and sordd interest,"
shocks 10 the feeling and understanding. Like the
Eastern SrOccO, which breathe freshness and Of
health and yet bears but posence and death upon IT,
breczes, these calculated and well considered traits Of
affection only render caou- and harden the heart which
had responded warmly, openly, and abuudgniy, the
outpourngs affection. At how many previously happy
hearth has the seed o this fatal passion planted dIscOrd
how many fair and lovely girl, with beauty and
lions sufficient win oil that heart could wIsh fOndness
and devotion has, by this pemcDus passion become a cold
heaess, worldly coquee, weighing mems characters by
the adyentous circumstances a cir birth and fortune
and scrutnIzng the eligibility OF match with the pracsed
acuncn with which notary investigates the soycncy Of
creditor How do the of beauty gesture voice. and
manner become converted the commonplace and dis
tasteful ckery OF the world he very hospitality of the
house becomes suspected, their friendship fictitious
those and gopdy gifts ondness and scrly aIec-
uon which grow up happier stanccs here but
rivalry, envy, and icOnceaed harod the very accomplish
men which cultivate and adorn life that light but grace.
iu trezc which grt the temple Of AOney happiness are
here but tire mcdatcd well considered occasions of die
pay all the bright features at womauhlod oil the freshness
OF youth, and all NJ destinations are but like those richly
co'ured and beautiful fruits, seductive the eve and fan
look upon but which within nothing but the cor,
Of rJuenncss and dccJy.-Neto Mirrgr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Mr. HALF send for publication IN your paper m eS
tract from the speech Of Robert Greg Esd which appeared
In the Manchester lEngl Guardian Of the l9t Doccmbor
1872 Nh Greg presided the great meeting Of Cotton
Manufacturers and others interested, held Manchester
the ION Of the month, and is himself one Of the
largest cotton spnners the world. Improbable Of &C
compishmen the prediction contained IN the following
seemed athe il spoken has already been
fulfilled Last week noticed that a vessel ooured al this
port for London, with iOObaes Of drugs on board which
believed to be the fret American cotton fabrics sent 10
Great Britain.
All the statements made by Mr. Greg, are believed O, be
The seLactiug mule which he refers has
introduced and will doubtless be adopted Throughout the
country, particularly tine manufacture Of fine goUds In
every description Of cotton aud wooden goods since Dec
1911 there have been great reductions Boz the o
featuring, hni have doubt they will he stll greater
Further improvements i hc made iu the preparation az
well no in The spinning and weaving OF cotton, which will
materially reduce the cost Of production. The hard
through which have passed and posed having ox,d
ingenious chancs, and what appear.
ed to us great misfortune may in the end Of high ad
vantagc-by opening foreign markets for product.
which could not be c while i Stat, u 90.
parcntiy the highest prosperity.
"Thcre are iu the L. States 800 cotton mills. capital Of
ElOOOOOOO sterling, SjO,0JOUOOj b. invested tho
cotton manufacture; they nearly 10000 looms 1nd
produce $50 millions of yard. magyar And cansate also
on the very best authority tuatihc Lowell mills, Which con
90 600 bales (out 300 OOJ the total consumption
produce greater quantity yarn and cloth, by spin
oc ana fuch ioou, m given time, than produced 10y
oiner mis in oe world. They OIL fifty yards day 10
at ihcf looms 90 L'A,, and an know iblt Eugis
n produce anything ike tst quantity To be sure thcJ
j. W'N rather longer hours hln do here. They work
j. Lowell 80 h1ur week, n other mill. boz Amonca, abpu
100 h'lr. IgDt ar.turp OIL, last week. from friend
nnc who has been at Lowell 81 the work performed in th
lasi new mills which have been built there We are IA
m'r win the courc drills, that a 20 make n
mcnse quantities o NJ u supply pantheon stuff
Tor the India and China markets and now they are use
. al over Amencs aud which, very many ycas ago. ti
house in which concerned used H. MAKO and sbp a.
. great extent The new msn' Lowell produce those al
q per pound from The cotton 81 c on the other mills cts
Which with the cotton, brings the 9Ji per pound 70
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To the People of Northumberland and Lancaster.
The Wing candidate for Congress, Mr. Hill Carter.
cannot appear among you before the Election For this
YOU must not blame him. The Legislature long
the District extensive and his occupations have been
SUCH that IL unavoidable.
Mr. Carter ut Warwick the 18th and the Goth
ne was ON his way set for the first ine the Peope OF
Accomac and Northampton. lie desires apologize
for him to the People OF Lancaster and Northumberland
He could help himself He would have visited them
II he possibly could.
II they TO know what of he is to decide
whether to for him not tell thom and every
body IN the world who knows him, will confirm. the ac
count In the first place. he a small man in person.
with bright blue eyes-He says much lie
Is no slang whangor. Tic has cultivated that noble art.
lie has not sett OF opinions for OF mcanO-
Their so for another He maintains the opinions in
all companies, and before all lie wishes no office
lie would hare except from the People themselves
lie will beuay the People. All John Tyer's offices
could not influence him hctrSy any profession he had
made TO the People exhibit himself the creature
ofhce-holding ambition, lie in tins respect Spar
tan-a Roman! He will preach one doctrine and
practise ano,he What he protends be- he s-sincere
y and wholly He makes no long, vehement TRADES. He
Is no Orator as BruIus is lie plain man-plain in
speeeh-eandid IN and dircc, in
Such Is Hill Carter \ man, who, for his noble and
simple character-or the absence OF all shutnC-descyes
to have lived IN the early ages of the Republic.
When schoo-boy he coPed from College. to fight the
public enemy. When some, who now presume TO call him
Federalist, were snug in their beds. Carter mere child
was facing the floating batteries England He circum
navgated the Globe before he ~ under the flag OF his
county, and in battle recommended himself TO Warning
ton for camness and GOODNESS, worthy OF Marshal Mas
sena.
This Is the whom the real Wing party will vote for
As for your Republican" Wings, and TYLER Wings and
Wise Wings, they not Wings Nobody now regards
them such
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The Ci,erpiIIays.

writer in the Gospel Banner says that this to be
geayear for caterpillar. fruit trees; but adds that they
may be destroyed now, thus:
"Niokc strong ley, soap suds strong enough 10 bear
an egg and with abrIs piece Of cloth wash the infested
limbs The ley wi k every mothers son of the eggs aud
you will caterpillar, beds upon them 10 May Or June
Even without regard % cntorplr, 10 excellent pian
every spring, to wash trees with strong soap suds This vii
Kill various sorts Of insects in the Cpg-it will cleanse and
rcnova the bark, and promote the health and utunes-
Of the tree. Tyit BE afraid Of nJ1rng the tree even
1t the ley 30 strong as TO blister your hands IL will dc
no harm applied before the buds much swollen; but
will kill the young leaf"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

SINGULAR CAsE-ln tine House Of Lords, London on the
3rd OF March Lord BDugham presented petitions rea-
ting TO the curious Townshond peerage from the
Marquis and the other his brother and heir sumptve
Thi, has already excited cIn-deube interest 10 Lon.
don. appears that the Marquis married Miss Gardner
IN 1907 but she away him in about year. and in
lcO9 went 10 live with brewer named Marget by whom
she had several children and whose she assumed
The children also bore the Of Margcts until l-23
when they were bapiscd under the OF TOwushcnd
and the eldest had assumed the tile Of Earl Of Ieices
tcrthc second title Of the Marqus-and under that ut had
seatin the House Of Commons. THo Marqu.Is aged
nearly 7O-ot extremely feeble body aud mind and had
for many years resided oi England The object Of tie
petitions have all these Marges declared climate
that the title and estates ought 60 the base born
children Of q browcr-Ib.
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BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT.


The Enquirer, of Tuesday, April 18th states .That
letter received Yesterday, that Messrs Gner
and Hubbard will be tiumphany elected. but then our
trends must do their duty well snd) VhGf Shall these
Wings be more active then Have they nober cause
20 promote or ADLER candidates TO support"
We have buthtte to reply these enquiries, old
mend Ritchic's notions Of and things general arc
10 be received with allowance and certainly as re-
ates 60 one of the gentcmen: We mean the noble Col
Hubbard, Of the 18th District.
That the Col. is very active, admit he Is veho
ment IN argument and particularly anecdote IN which
he abOunds-wherevcr he goes hear OF the game of
noble Lord, of the gallant le Captain Brush officer in
Canada and of pocket protector made by French Ma
chnest for another noble Lord who gave him five pinoas
for his superior skill the Execution and by the time YOU
could say Jack Robinson had robbed his purse the pu
meas and It's contents besides. these have been repeated
I'll they have become stale and only among the od
rgOuthed LOeos subdued laugh. We said he Is active
riding nj least % miles day" Mr.. Toler and the Col
met at Farmvle on Friday night, the inst SATURDAY,
the next day, they TO be Sandy River Church. in
the lower end Of Prince Edward but enquiry the next
morning. for the Col, II had left (reportsays about
ii o'clock nigh for another Theatre Campbell county
Mr. Tolers strong hold. The Joke a good on the
Col and reminds Of another, (SeeHe Stone Val Camp
bell COuny) In the early history Of country an old
codgor electonoerng from neghbourng county and
being ardent in the he gaopod beyond the limit
OF his county and found himself Stone Walk nc
well provided with Wallet and five quart Jug in that
day Indispensable candidate for The House Burgesscs
he invited his friends 10 up and take a little this
done, he told lac of his couny-wel said the
old man, mind make friends enough out Of the county
and the day of election all will be well. The mail is
in, and close. SEVERAL. VOTERS.
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From fhe ". Y. Spirits Of the times.
THE VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND STABLES.

WHITE Hall Hanover Co. Va, Sth April, 1913
Nc Dear Sri arrived here yesterday company with
Mr. from Washington. Mr. I-csmc down take
peep old itenose (at Col WBTrEs) and has this
ming for Petersburg ARTHUR TAYLOR and his
cavalry. He will IN few days and give you
count OF the prospects for the spring campaign from that
quarter. imagine 1t will be good. | n gentleman
from Mr.. TAyLoEs stable few days since, who said all
right.
Col. o. P HARE has up. John BIount Esop, and three
VI Odds, all good ones-Boun is himself again.
visited Maj. DOswELIs stable yesterday evening and
tins morning, and delighted with the performance
OF Sarah Washington. She has grown much since last
Spring and entirely well OF her amcncSs OF last fall
When she goes off she Just leaves blue streak behind her
Maria Shelton IN fine conditions; she has about the speed OF
Sarah, but lcanno tell how long she will live; If she
she be headed. Winchester by Clifton WIS old
moving fncly-as Is Mr.. PAyNEs WIS. old Ormond fly
Emily Thomas, yrs old by Pram that very promis-
ing last fall, bad condition and hardly make
good race this spnnC-hough think she for
OF the INST order. There also some ODDS IN the
Mao's stable but iN for the spring You may
look out, however, for Sarah Washington aud Maria Shell
Col. Thompson has up Register. Prior, Wilton Brown,
John Causin Date Harms and three VI. old-wo Mar
graves one Emaucp4, and Priam lIy that the
Ladies stake Baltimore, and very promising. Puor Will
Brown and John CluSu look well, and moving finely.
They will accompany Blue Dick, Cassandra Regent Sarah
Washington, Maria Shelton, John Blunt and others-al
the way through 10 Camden-cOmmencing at Alexandria
after the Petersburg which vii. oil the Ism
OF this month"; viii farther, that saw Col Thump.
"Wednesday last. ana he told Register and Kate
Harms very bad condition, Register particularly,
which prevented the match with Blue Dick. Blue DcSs
FRIENDS READY PILE Ur!
think the prospect for sport Alexandra. Washington
Baltimore aud Camden, very good, ana IL all probability
ny OF the Virginia and Maryland will be Long
Island this Puug The proprietor good purses,
and merits i cUcuusaEemcut-an although Fashion will
Virginia course, tie Virginia ana
Maryland urtmen always lie % helping hands the way
of sport on the Northern
am, with grcatTt ard, your friend and servant,
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THE OCCIDENT,
,<n amsFRuraN JEWISH aDyOGATE.

MONTHLY Periodical devoted the diffusion knowledge
~ and Religion. edited by Rev. Isaac
Lesser of Hebrew Congregation Philadelphia and
works
have extensively circulated amongst all denominations
objects publication will obtain and circulate
concerning the Jewish Congregations America and 10
Of their history be generally interesting
intended proceedings Of Congregational and Society
meetings which may importance thereby
furnishing and progressive history n the advance Of
Jewish America the chief end Of the editor b. 10
give Jewish Religion will render the an
Israel better UNDERWOOD and consequently better follow
adherenis fpossbe their moral STANDARD and 70
eyes of their fellow eountymen NJ other per
uasions plan be- adopted give al The current
news relating the Jews of new wofh
Oh hooks, AMI original aucs scientific ana '
aos subjects together Poetry calculated awaken pous feel
rs BY dhefcu Jewish preach
ere Terms-thc will be published IN monthly numbers Of
pages printed the best manner with clear
art large type 81 per year April received Sub
cnbers please their copies ~ orders ron country
subscribers accompanied by The money, post paid WIZ be pune
p,uy amended TO- copies od bat subscribers will
a privilege paying o the work monthly asthey receive No.
apaI A. 4 LYONS. Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

THE VEro PowEE. What description can be more for.
chile, emphatic, rroueb, than that gwen by Mr. CLAY
his Speech Memphis Of the disaster, which been
Veto Powerl Had there been yeto," said Mr. Clay,
There would have been prevention charter of
National bank removal OF the deposiles no Treasury
circular, multiplication OF State banks, initiation Of pa
per currency, stimulating Of enterprises and
mad specuaons consequent Nposiun collapse and the
universal ruin which oyerpresds noble land Such IS
the history Of our caroer."-Bosf0n Aiias.
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Prom Late Foreign Journal

THE NAMES OF THE PAST.
T. there not magic in the name,
OF sny we have loved,
And when $50 chance ~ hear the same,
Are not our spirits m1yCd1
They suddun rise, and solemn stand.
Before us, as Of old;
And yet, since we have pressed each hand.
Yclrs- many gears-have rolled.
We rec0grize each oIden face,
Each uirthiul r'iu'rng eye,
Aud, as the smiles they wore We traee,
The thought c0incs-did hev dis7
Their laugh suil nngcth in our cars,
Their smiles sti.l cheer u- On,
Their voice, thcir song, BE- ftll os clear
How, then, ca1 they be goncl
And y't-and yct--st,ii ms We gaze
They slowly pas away,
Like o. thr clrly morning haze
Before the n5e Of d7y.
twas but fa1cy- o. our vfcw
She brought them as Of yoro,
Save in remembrance their adicu
j. past-tnov are no m0rcl
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.ErinI Sfenm.Cnrringe.

The people OF England all agog about new inyen
ton for travelling through the We are indebted 10
Wilmer Smiths European Neos" for engraving oft
and u copious OF it. 4 Mr. Hcaton is the inyen
tor. Its capacities have yet been Scientific
men divided in opinion its That
similar project succeed The age aspiring
confined longer to the earth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

IJ-We indebted Wilmer and Smith, of Liver
pool. foy their "NEws LITTER" and European News"
These papers, containing copious summary of general
and commercial news regularly published time for
each steamer, and expressly designed for the Amer
public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Tile ralue Of Married MsH.-"A little more animation
my dear" whispered Lndy B-to the gentle Susan who
walking nnguidy through quadue. DO leave me 10
manage my business MAMMA, replied the proyident
nymph 81 shall dance my ringlct- ont Of curl Tor mar
red man" "Oi course not. my love; but aware
who your partner gs-.'-Bo 4msricdn.
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TAs IpAix Committees OF R.cAmond

Many OF these Committees organized. They
ought erery case assemble daily or nsAty until the
day OF election, disan, but three days IL expected
OF them. They owe TO their and county. The
opponent is active vigan, secret. and more confident
than he saws
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

Mr.. Brown, Of Preston has abandoned the field a
ddae for Congress IN the 18th Congressional District and
Of coure, Mr. Stecnod will have tho satisfaction Of walk
ing that track without opposiuon-RomHey IHfeii
|
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

The Boston Post, offs absurd attempts w.t. yes
terday morning that ;he the next President
will than vowel" Ii we recollect night
rod friend Lindey Murray prince English gramme
mans, ranks vowel, 0, and and
Upon the theory OF the Post the election Of Presi.
Boston 4tlqs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

1--WE have n lively hope that the Wings will carry the
cOuuty-and Hubbard distinguished for his obusencss
OF intellect, If for nothing else, has yet capacity and
feel that he suffers beyond every conflict with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

MIR. WEBSTER.-All the stories Of the intention Of
Mr. Webster Washington rs Secretary Of
State, contradiced effectively. lie returned Wash.
ingOn Wednesday, and il still Secretary of State.
Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

The freshet in the Connecticut almost beyond prcce.
deHt-at least TOR number of yCars. The Hartford Cour-
ant Of Monday the the evening before, mad
tIreHtyone feet, aad still r-iu, Commerce
covered with and the upper par, Of Front
III the condition. The COurant has postscript, which
say=-"rhe has rise foot ald halt durng the night
and : stilI E.sinG."-N \. Couy. s Eng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-24

D-Col. Daniel Raymond the Wing candidate to rep.
the county ct Wood & Richie The Parkersburg
Gazette gives high character Col. H. and expresses
strong conviction in his success.