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Eneueloprdia Of Geogrnphr.

Nos. , and received from Messrs. Smith Drinker &
Morris. Some OF the nnumerabc subjects treated upon
IN this publication summary despatched-bu that
was unavoidable, except by swelling the work to vast
bulk. As it Is is valuable compendium of useful
information.
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Mrs. Washington Potts and Mr.. Smith-tales by
Miss Leslie" received from Smith Drinker * Morris
"Ph"-who the best of crdcs-says it Is by far the
most dverting publication of the day.
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E.- "a. Ls-i.,.li. ys.rraL
The following linss. very hsekneyed subject. we
thnk very beautiful We extract them from late number

Fis~ fAs Lssispiis yosrssL
-hs following lines, on a very hackneyed subject.
A very beautiful. We extract them from late nun
hs Cincinnati Gazette;
VERSES To A BRIDE.
The cercmony's over. Kate,
And thou art now a bride,
And with the chosen tak'si thy way,
Let veal. let woe bciide!
He cup Of happiness, ween,
IL sparkling 10 the bnm,
And Kate, know thy hutiering heart,
l. filled with love for him.
Behind thee lies youths fairy land.
Before thee, ROBBED In light.
The enchanted isles OF welded love
Burst on thy rapiured sight;
And thou hast waved farewell TO that,
Aud gazest now on these,
Where, rocking in the gt,cring bay,
Thy barque awaits the breeze.
And as thou look'st thy cheek is flushed,
Thy pulse hath livelier play;
And still as wider opes the scene,
Thy vision steals away:
And many nm object bright and ialr
Still grcets thy wandering eye,
Where, in the circling seas embrace,
Those isles Of beauty lie.
Now lightly springs thy fitting barque.
As gently blows the gale;
And uustingly on bending mast
Thou look'st. and quyering sail:
Aud thou art calm--ior thou hast given
The helm into the hand
OF one who'll steer where skies are bright,
And every breeze is bland.
Heay'n prosper well thy voyage, Kate
oh, IL is passing fair
To see n brave barque ride the waves,
As eagle rides the air.
We watch IL with beating heart,
Aud with an aching eye,
Till II is lost to sight, where blend
The oce an and the sky.
Or meath its decks, OF 'mong its shrouds
Where hoarse the sea-winds moan.
Ii bears our friends-the well BELOVED
sour beautiful, our own"
And we have look'd on each dear face,
II may be. for the last
oh, gently strike, We ocean gales,
That frail and shivenng mast!
And so il is pleasant thing,
To see the perfect faith
With which two hearts embark upon
The voyage OF life To death:
They freight their barque with many hope
OF pleasures soon To be;
And loving friends behold them sail
Away on life's wide sea.
And many n prayer is said for them,
And many goodwill given;
And many heart for them bespeaks
The fsvoring gales OF Heaven:
And you have now my goodwill Kate
And VOC have now my prayer,
That meier the adverse gales of life
May strike you unaware.
Serene is all beneath you now,
And sunny all above;
And sky and ocean wear the warm
And rosy hues of love;
But camest seas have dangerous depths
Clouds fill the sunniest air
And peris, that have instant birth,
Lie round you everywhere.
Blu, this is sentimental, Kate,
And I'm of merry mood;
| hope the "Jeremiah's figs"
You get, will all be "good''
The good, you know, are Every good"
The "bad" scarce "ht for swine"
But here I'll stop and pledge thee, Kate
I'll pledge thee, in good wine.
Health, peace, and Joy, and length of days,
BE thine, and holy love,
And thoughts that while they cleave to earth,
Su centre, Kate, above:
And when the voyage of life is o'er,
And moord thy barque, may fiedge-
Ling Hates like thee be left behind,
For bards like me 10 pledge!!
w. d. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

You see, Mcssrs Editors, denomnate Mr.. Whitehead
gobeween discaim any intention Of detraeting from
the worthy gentlomonsh high standing
man, for which he has eminenty distinguished himself of
late; nor from his less onyabc character, Of certificate
ker, procuror Of certificates AZ Court Monday last
he made one Of hisstrng appeals Did you hear him.
messrs Editors7 II you did, you would doubt
be pleased TO hear him appeal the Democrats receive
the land money, and declare that should his fortune
TO be elected, he would vote for its reception lie made
appeal u this sort IN his speech Monday and was that
TAR Wing, the balance Democrat Hence call him 90.
between Next he gave the history Of n certificate nc
had procured (f he did not forge in the object of which
was 10 operate against Mr.. Cabels cleconl Let IL suffice
To shy, he read II with air Importance. When be- had
done So gentleman, in the crowd, wished examine
the nd.wng and the signature; was cautiously with
held hence, understand IL Is believed by many re-
spectacle gentlemen, that it procured by unfair means
10 say the least O H. Next in order Of oraory he said
| the Democrats was waking up, and would wake up-and
then his pathetic-But all would do The people
sustained Mr. Cabo their worthy and esteemed roproson
tatvo, by majority Of 90 So much for Mr. White
head and his Democracy.
said Mcssrs Editors that Nelson was approSimating
10 what she in 1870 You fccolect the Wing split
which resulted in defeat In 1871. do not mention
this with view 10 revive the feelings Of that day. but to
shcw that we rapidly uniting again upon principles.
You know the Of that split charged upon Col
Fitzpatrick and his friends; which charge the Cot plead.
ed not guilty; and charged homo upon another individual
who y we'll known IN Nelson. Last year, when Mr. Cabel
was brought out tho Col refused for him, and made
bold and animated defence Of himself and onds-and
showed 70 the satisfaction Of many who had been thereto
fore opposed 10 him, that he Of the charges
made against him; and that individual who called
himself Wing responsible for the whole Affair II
was thought by many Wings, that from their treatment TO
the Col, he and Of his friends would unite with
the Democrats This, believe, some Of his friends have
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
MR.. EVERETT.
w. d. G,

The American Minister, Mr.. Everett, gave his frs, din
ner in Grosyener paC. Saturday evening, March 25th
t. the French Ambassador Viscoun and Vscounicss Can
ning Lord and Lady Ashburon, Count hiemansegge Mr.
Charles Vaughan, Mr.. Thomas Barring, sir Henry aord
aud Mr.. Reeyes.-Pki. Ing.
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The removal Of suffering has been object phanhropis
90 every age n ih- worl hut thu principles
progressed but slowly for thousand years
n- Of acquiring knp,ige Introduction Of the
printing and steam may light has
ua"ned upon the woi and ti- Of te 1911 century possesses
advantages winch III iOrehers did general dii
son Of knowdge remedies have been
10 TIE beautiful prese o the vegetable exactly
ad t. combine with neuaze and dpe poison which
d-cs if Throughout the system prstrats man IN
e dust SANDS SaTSanl purely vegetable preparation Ia
been thoroughly tested variety eNr-
nce known obe af aud ecual for
snt ~ the gaDi l4pfosy, Salt Rheuu Eezeula
kheutn Palpauon u the Heart and other diseases originating
80 an impure dfpnyed state Of the boo fte
digestive organs Ii popeors da written
on giving interesting details extraordinary virtues original
manuscripts q various certificates, ers Clergy M,rast
AMI LAZY all confirming tie previous constantly
ceived aUd will eheetuy be- exhibited application.
recorded sufficiently clear and slii ncreiu
Gus NJ The real merits q tbs inyalulbI. medicine.
For PARTICULARS advertise other city raIerz
Prepared and sid wholesale and Tor c1taon hy
BSANIIS CO. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Buildings
No 20 Broadway Chambers York authorized
agent ~ Richmond A. Duya Co. Petersburg Roper & Amber
son. IN Norfolk VI Sanos and od by Druggists generally
principal cities ia the o. satesPrce per bolle bottles
for So rma a
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To the StOekhoideTs Of The Exchange Hotel Company
Or The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Exchange Hotel Company advertised Mon
day Evening last did take place. o
of sufficient number quorum:
ing adjourned be held the Exchange Hotel FRIDAY
EVENING next, O'Clock r. NJ
The Stockholders informed great importance
IN the Company demands their attention. And may
question, whether by failure 10 have
meeting. ma It'd H. W. FRY. Pfes't
b1T Hicbmond Mechanics Association.-Thc an.
nuni meeting u te Richmond Mechanics Association
the schoo Room the New Engine House Thursday
ming the iti instant a - O'Clock. 2-3
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"Why don't you wear your ring, my deari ssid father
IN ballroom 10 his daughter. because papa u hurts me
when any one squcezes my hand" What bnainess have
you have your hand squcozedir "Cortainy none but
you know papa, would like keep in squeezsble or
der
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ANOTHER WONDER nm TIE nEAvrNs

ANOTHER WONDER IN THE HEAVENS.
The Bmnswicker (Mano) says:-"Within few days
past several citizens Of this place have observed luminous
body nearho sun, which might be clearly seen through pie
cos of smoked glass Wore IL not iat the comet h now
rccodug from the II might be supposed That this was ITS
nucleus Accounts of the phenomenon NJ observed in 9th
eT places, are now waited for"
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LIvEkrooL CLASSIFICATION.
DIED,

ON Sunday morning, April 3Oh the residence Henry J..
Carter IN cnfco county Of Consumption Miss MELINDA WOR
SHAM the 36h year of her age. The been con
member Of the Pri Baptist Church several
the grave.
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BUCKINGHAM DISTRICT.
NELsoN CorNrY. April 20th. Iel3.

NELSON County, April 29th, 1913.
MesIs EditOrs-Neson is ngain approNimating very
rapidly to what she was in 1870 She emphacaly Whg
and has herself such by the gave Thurs.
day Igiyo you the total pollcd, for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
TILE MIIRDER NEAR mARRIsRIlRG

According 20 adyices from Harrisburg doubts
10 the indemnity Of VIM Mason who lately arrest
I'd IN this city, with the murderer Uf old Mr. Parthomoro
and his wife Several neighbours Of the deceased were
called testify but they could recognise the prison.
while Mason himself commended that he assisting
individual 10 unload wood IN Harrisburg, n the
very time the murder pcrpotutcd. lie says that be-
merely confessed o McWhOer that he had been arrested.
New himself testified at the examination before Justice
snyder n Harrisburg the the 2ith that Mason never
confessed that be- had committed the murder but he said
that 30 the middle of the night, while the were sleeping
together Mason said aloud and II 10 himsof-"ts b.
,ne ony tone 'hai have been guilty. and get Of ts
time, will never be- guilty again" The unloading of tho
wood a. stated by Mason confirmed By an individual
named Woising II took place on Good Friday, the day
!" tho murder commenced at O'clock and could have
been completed before 10 o'clock All ,rts Of st.e. ,yc,
IN circulation a. TO cOncssOn &c. and the prisoner was
etI M custody other important witnesses were orpcct
fd TINS account D. an abstract O detailed state.
mcni n the Daily Chronicle, the writer u which saws A. h
o Impression ai Harrisburg, that "ho poor lrshman Is M
innocent a. anyof his Philadelphia Inquirer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

Dvotcrs LinrL suns, sc. &c.-For want Of some
thing more exciting, II the penny papers have got hold
Of petition IN C'ancery, of divorce brought by Nancy
heach against her husband Moses V Beach, proprietor Of
Uc sun The petition confirms all II allegations and
accuses NJ Beach, in particular o being more attentive tn
'gm Of The fair soN than was proper. ~ in keeping with
hs mafriago vow The petition published IN the SIM
day Bulletin and also ~ the evening Tauer besides being
printed ~ pamphlet form Among the omncs Ia whom
NJ beach was said TO be attentive the name Of Mr.. Fano
rs, VIE OF VT Famass, merchant tailor, and proceprcss
ct young ladies academy, y included. The petition
cisies that Mr. Beach had improper familiarity wit her nt
Nowbuh. Mrs T.. We understand, entered actions for
libel, yesterday against man named ODonne who fir,
prined the pamphlet aud also against Bartlett & Thomp
son 81 the Bulletin. and Dillon Co. fthe evening at
er She IN hoF affidavit, that she has only ssen Mr.
Beach he presence II third parties aud was never a,
Newhurgh in her e. -Four five Of the other ladies' W.
undenfand are going % follow suii.-N. J.. ErpTsss
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

MoSDIY EvEsISo, April -, lsI3
onl moderate Cotton today the sale.
amounting about 1900 bales The our
quotations steadily supported
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ALLEN & cos NEW OFFICE.

Under he Exchange Hotel
Drawing tn hand this evening by mail Capital $4,000
10 of 1000 Tickets met 81 may h. obtained until
oelock y W. TO day Of ALLEN 4 co.
nm IIn.nr I'm. rIlnaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

ogucs VI Pas 4 MsutSE GssursSoS Co,
Rtc,tuovp, 1sr NAY, tsi1.
TnNE Of Directors Institution have this day declared
semi annual dividend rer The capital
payabe out of to profits past months, Stockholders
or e eg,I agents. on inst until which time the
transfer book viii be- closed TlioS N. AIfRIEND,
usth Secretary.
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N OTICE

IINHE annual meeting fthe Stockholders of the
- Creek Company of Coer.. win be- held at the Faers
Bank ~ this city, Monday 18th Inst, NJ 10 occk funena
attendance arequcsied, by the PRECEDENT
9-did
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

10 hbls Chambers superior
packets, schrs Richmond and
Wednesday. ma 2
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Yours, &c.
7. S. Newons majority the northern neck counties
Is 315, and there doubt we think but that he
is elected.
Hanover, April 29ih. 10
MessTs. Editors As probable that you have not vet
received statement Of the Polls the different Precincts
in this County, suboin taken from the returns made
by the several SherifTs
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HAMPSHIRE-oD

FAUQUIER-2 Del.
For Congress-Chilton, ga
w. Smith, Az
For House-keith, Wing, SAG
Marshall do, SOS
VIM. Rust Dem. A9l
j. b. Smith, do A73
For Senate-E. c. Marshall Wing sos
Gen. Wallace DEM ISl
Marsha's majority, %
And IN Prince William, precincts Wallace has ls7 !,
Is said; Wallace doubt elected In Prince William,
Smiths majority over Chiffon lG5.
ROCKINGHAM.
Congress House of Delegates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

The statement the Robinson precinct does not in.
clude the last days voting which thought will increase
Eiltner's majority some IA, IL OF 20.
BRuNswIcK, April 2sh, ~.
Dear Sr-Beow you will statement of the polls
TINS county. There was no opposition.
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lACON-Just received for sale by the .,bscIlcT.
- 3,oOO lbs bacon sides and daily expected
lO.OOOlb very Baltimore cured Hams
mn J-lw JOHN r. TRIPIEI-r A. soN

VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTTTUTE-The Roari of Waiter. of
the Virginia Military Institute at Lexington ON the
s day OF June Ia consider applications
diets There viii be agar Cadets and
hesc VIII be filled by selections from the Senatorial Dis
et me other Districts being represented Fauquier Augusta
Monongala Isle Of Wight Halifax, Accouae Cupeper Wytbs
Greenbrer Charlotte King Queen I.oudoun and Kanawha-
ABBOT" thy pay Cadets will be appointed large
implications To be accompanied by the age sh
and physical and moral fitness of applicant forward
ca. posi- Iad 10 The Undersigned Applicants for the appointment
Of State Cadets must satisfy the Board pecuniaTy cm.
stances are such a. To cnle them To the ad
Expenses Of Pay Cadsf for !" l0ahls.
Tuition
Board 81 per month, "a
Washing 81, ~
Fuel and light, Is
go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03

NCW BRICK Houses tOr REM.
b The subscriber offers for rent two new
Efa Brick Houses, 3rd street. each, recently hni
3D. md which have been oceupco Rno AMI pune
ual tenants of $3.50 each fO e balance
~ This year
Also handsome residence, 5h The second
baptist Church which the last months been fenoie,
and undergone ~ make neat AMI eonve
good puncua tenant n The rate of sFR' per an
mum. for the balance ~ liis year
For Hire, FEMALE SERVANT, That can he wen
mended Apply 10 e. W. NIMhO
ma i--9t Al The jefferson House
A tHILDREN TOILET. or NURSERY FiNs-A new and me
- fui article for sale AZ i2!c. by
no 20 w RANDOLPH
DLOUGH PLATES tons IL store for saic by
mn SHIELDS sOMERvtLE
MAY No. LADYs BOOK, received for stibscrbers and
~ ae At - cents each by J. W. RANDOLPH
Store, offices, Chambers, and small Dwelling,
Co let in the House lately occupied by James
.. FOgg-known stinnibIe's Corner.n
GINHE thoroughly repaired and
proved the mnst MODERN aye with Granite front Plate
Giass, &C.
Three Offices second story occupied fr
/ thu years by Dr Amber.
Three Oes ground noor, ~ o-Enancc on iih
Street.
Two sitting roons place and Chambers nj
loining IN The 3rd story.
IIou-e kitchen and
introduced an M necessary for snail im
". TO dwelling there main street tho
other Of
Having thoroughly repaired painted papc AMI greatly improved
the entrance 10 this the Oes for Professional 90 Bu
siness BY far the dosahie Richmond Possession
on the 18th instant Aho fo rgc front for store,
ing Of door windcws and compse with
ga and plated ssh Apply 10 The snbscfbe on The premises
~ 9-iaw JOHN " Isle
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PREMIUMS

For the next meeting OF the Hanover Agricultural Soc
CIV, which will be held the Courthouse the 81 Thurs
day IN MAY:
For the best stallion calculated to produce farm
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DR.. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
strengthening Plasters.

TshESE Plasters, greatly improved,
- and having the preference of all 9th
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc.
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the Breast, Rack, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameness are relieved al
lonce by THEN use. aud the parts restored
to strength and a natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasters. will he astonished and delighted
atthe eomfort it affords Those threaten
ed with Ling Complaints should never
trust themselves a day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation of in
cipient Consumption FROM THE LUNGS to
the SURFACE of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in liver Com.
|plai"fs, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one. to.prevent the cough set
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
or Far sale 10 Hi borough BY D Heart:
in Oxfprd by George Z. Taylor; in Greensbo.
rough by J. & r. Sloan--Only agents.
February ~. 6i--
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 20 one Of
n The most ancient and wealthy FAM.
lies Of This ei,y. New York, who must
Be well known 20 numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1914 up 70 recently.
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 60 his bed, has been resior-
ed 10 good health--has rcgained his naiu-
raj erect posilion--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with easel We
believe ibis is the genlleman's own de-
scriplion IS near as possible. and there Is
no exaggeralion in il. We will give in
ouirers his address. and donbt not his hu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling NAV ka0'c these
facis--ihough he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other simi-
lar instances. Mr.. James q. Reynolds.
IA Chryslie-street. has been restored. and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ASswER--By the INDIAN TEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT ex-
iernally, from Comstoek g. Co.
u~J. For sale Ia Hillsborough by D. Heart;
in exlord by George p. Taylor; IN Gfeeasbo'
rough by J. & u. Sioan-only agents.
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niIIsborough House.

EnIE saksefibsE kstiag PsSsAasse ne -.
- and - A nalsAHenfh. wsll AleA = :.
Faa1isaesd gssd. lately erraPasd ~ Ine...a )
b. Case, siRn asllsbefeaxh fsosfs. az g -
snstksd 10 iaisfm ahe psslae ssaefaals. 81 =
= aoN prepafed - Bcceala@cass uaseaee.F
"a Growers n al kiats. as he Aas goec sssiisI
aaa It's wiih wsler a. them. As tnis hoss'
/ i sesy near he coan Hosse, a soaid bs ssfl
esase.isaa CO Jaross. SD atseEs Nee hass
-. asssia eoart. NJ table shall ee tafsssa,
81 vita a. gsad - the ranniEy anafass 800
~ ssabies wi,h pleniy u gaed -rsnsrnaef
a bsr also slssil be fufnlshea vii eo:d -
ma, and 10 entifely separsIs from re heass
/ hope, therefore. 10 are lal falisi.eaiea y
a. wao nav please 20 iasosr ne snh theii
ea.,om. Assins 20 lhe hsrdaess 81 the timef'
INV charges shall Be very los-
A lew regular boardsrs eaa alas &c sefom
madaled.
I isltad 70 keep % hand Flcsr. Corn
Meal. Tsbseco. &c. which ! uili sell
los for essh.
Dseember7. az
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