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THE HUMAN FRAME

earn masy valuable facts n science Of hanisn-
The human frame in many respects resembles steam en-
gine. There not only Joints and hinges IN the bones
but there are ycs boz the veins, aud forcing pump IN
the heart One Of The muscles forms a real pulley
The strongest supporting pillars for buildings and wharvcs
arc constructed precisely Ike the bones which support
tho human frame regard 10 strength; The skull a.
cocds all other portions Of the human frame IN regard
10 strength, beauty and skill The cover n the head s
supported by arches similar 10 those Of the ancient Gothic
temples. Tho old anccdots Of the unfinished building
which stood many yoars before mechanic wss found
bic Of completing IT, fully illustrates the formation n The
head. The original architect died and could CON
sruct the roof upon he plan, but certain builder who
when he did complete II, wondered had been long NJ
elected when he said every man has the same plan
the Construction n his own head
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
SAIUTATORY.


Tho readers oil the RICHMOND "h'S were some
weeks ago informed 'na' na' 'o"se"'e' " "'Ne
charge OF ITS Ed'tor'ai department en'er To-
day upon the discharge o' 'ne ""'eS .. '"e s''-
ton, with hope Just appreciation OF ns resP"h-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07

Jackson CO., March D., 1876
Mr. Newton Knowing the deep interest you take IN the
Of popular oducaDn and suppOsng that your read
would be pleased how the cause 10 advancing
even 10 Jackson county, have addressed you this little
communication.
The people Of no county in the State heard with
more astonishmen and modification than the cuzens Of
Jacks tho fact disclosed by tho last census hs there
were in this ancient Commonwealth nearly GO.OIO free
white pcons 20 years Of ago. tat could ncbcr read
nor wne. This is new county comparatively, and the
early settlers having open the lands and procure the
means Of subsistence fpr Themselves and families could
unuidCd as hoy by parental government, pay
but little attention 90 the education Of their children Pre-
vous % 1912 Boo this settlement there neither school
house house FOR public worship Since ihat time
have most excellent house. which for both these
pufpOscs, for which indebted TO the lboraiy aud
public spInt Of individual a. FLEsHER, Es1 who fur
nishcd the giound aud erected Tho house at bis
penso, and decided three Tor the double pur
pose named. Snco ~ there has good school kept
up nearly OIL The time, and winter The effect Of
THE school upon the neghborhood has been such might
have been anticipated. The people INDUSTRIOUS
more soca-ke newspapers, read Them and pay for HEM
Useful knowledge IS being diused among ala iaudbIo
anxiety md determination awakened IN the hearts u
ne people 20 that their children well educated
While We rejoice tho advancement Of the of edu-
cation IN the ncghboIhood view with no little concern
its neglect M other places, and above n the made
quacy Of the present miserable school system of the State
aud The contracted notions Of Legislature this
ly important subject
nor m a
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TIC cnrTnN InnM

Nesry twenty years ago says the Christian Citizen sf-
Ter Akwugh had begun spin by machinery the price Of
particular sort n cotton yarn. much used IN the
iacture II calico IN England 3Ss per pound The
lind Of yarn IL cold for between 81 and g.
twelfth Of s price forty years ago IL is estimated ihai
4OOODO,0OO yards II Engh cloth annually
ported, and 100000 used Tor home consumption The
latter quantity, n 6sa yard the cost 40 years ago, would
amount o. 776 00OOOO " no cotton cloth s used
IN Gfeat Biain than absolutely necessary then IL would
amount 10 $40 head population Of % 900, a. the
price shove mentioned. But this cloth v now sold
for CT yard, md iOnOOO0OO yards the people Of
Great Bntin only sli4OOO OOi or about rs for each
indiyidual.-Phl. Gazette
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07

On Saturday last, but little business transacted in
the House OF Representatives. Throughout the session
barely quorum Of members present. Atesoiu,ion
adopted by Of 81 to o. agreeing to terminate
the debate the Cumberland Road Bl-upon which there
has been interesting debate involving the policy well
consiiunonaliy Of internal Improvements by the Rener
al govcrnmcnt-within two hours after the House shall
again have gone into committee of the whole tho sub
The remainder OF Saturdays session consumed
the Private Calendar.
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FROM the Pulaski Tenn Wing.
OBITUARY.

Died, At his residence in this county, the Goth inst,
Of pulmonary consumption, Mr.. BENJAMIN NJ SCOsgrv in
tho 51th year Of his age The deceased was native OF
Brunswick county Virginia, and removed this county
IN the year 1916 where he continued reside und his
death. lie has left bereaved widow, five and one
daughter, and numerous relatives and friends who will
long mourn his loss. lie lived esteemed and beloved,
and he has died amsnod and reverted by all who knew
him. As devoted husband, kind and ndugcnt parent
humane master benevolent neghbor, IN a the domes-
TIC relations Of life, he has Loft few equals. IN HE inter
with the world he kind AMI In NIL his rsnsac-
lions with his fellow he scupuously honest.
fiis and many virtues will be held IN eudcarng re-
membranco by HE numerous relations and friends.
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DIED,

On Sunday morning. the 9Th instant after lingering in.
ness, Of Consumption, DORATHEA g., wife OF f. A. ].
COpton. in the 23d year Of her eye.
At Buckingham Court House. on Thursday, the Cd Of
April SANL FORD, in the Seth year Of his age
~ The ST. Louis and Nashville papers will please CO.
py.
In Petersburg, Thursday last, Mrs. JRAN NJ. SYME,
roiC Of the late beloved and venerable patriarch of that
town, DR.. Andrew Syme. Mrs Symo about 20 years
Of She the sister Of Judge Cameron Of North
Carolina. DURING her Illness she bore her suerinRs with
that Christian forude which be expected from ono
Of her exemplary poty. illustrated in hor career from
early youth to ripe old age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
MANUFACTURER IN TIE SOUTH.

Almost the entire south TO be awake TO the
lance of manufactures In Virginia, North Carolina
Georgia, IL almost unnecessary 10 there
profitable establishments But further south this pursuit is
largely engaging the attention OF capitalists In Alabama
the Natural for manufacturing supplies Of
ineNhautbe. There said TO be coal enough Tus.
caloosa county n,n half the mills in the u s. Tuscs-
loosa promises become the Lowell OF the South
From the spirit which to prevail there in favor OF
manufacturing, there is doubt that capital OF 3 l00.
900, Unnecessary, will be Invested cotton mill, and that
the necessary mechanical labor be compile
ted. fine establishment will be in operation the
N.-Charleston News.
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whig Nomination iu Henr,co.

The Wings OF Henrco, general meeting. held in pur.
suanee oi previous notice, yesterday nominated JoHS A
lASc,srSR, ESQ., their candidate for the House Of
Delegates. MIR. L., OF whose election there can be no
doubt, will be valuable member OF the Legislature.
The proceedings will be found in another column.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Bu and ioifh the ddpiee and consent of the Senate
RICHARD j. McCULLoH. to be meler and reiiner of the
Mint of United States Philadelphia Jonas R. Nc
Cintock, resigned.
ions NJ. McCALLA Of Kentucky, Second Auditor Of the
Treasury, vice William b. Lewis, removed.
joins X. MAcNURDo OF Louisiana, Treasurer the Branch
Mint Of the United States at New Orleans Horace Z.
Cammack, removed.
FELIX Grumpy MAYS TO be Second Lieutenant in the
Marine Corps from lIth November last, vice Lieut. Rob.
ert ID. Taylor, deceased.
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WHO WOULD NOT BE AN EDITOR

That editors life is lnborous conceded by those
who pract cay know any thing about - that his position
u responsible many luekess editor has been taught
by OF every other profession and trade from LAWYER
TO cooper; that unreasonable demands made alike
upon his physical and mental powers might safely be te
ned upon oath and worso perhaps Than ALL editors like
"wOmen's work" IS never completed. Yet, barring all
these drawbacks editors lucky fellows and receive
their share Of the good things Of this lite terms perfectly
sltisiactofy-to themselves An exchange brings
OF these instances which reminds toU Vt the old adsge
sit never rains but II pOOfs."
The happy editor Of the bingham Patriot has not only
IN spite Of his being editor persuaded pretty girl
him "Or better Tor worse" which were bliss enough for
one ie but his lady nghbors, IN admiration Of mutual
courage Of the contracting parties, have IN few do
nations towards the house xings Of the adventurous cou
pie The editor that he will keep his office
open "a few weeks longer" TO receive farther donations
and acknowledge already the VI the following VIA
handsom centre table, pafOr stove; China ware
solar lamp handsome carpe crOckery ware in album
danco Of boxes pads and buckets together with va.
rIoty Of small articles N. Y. Con-.
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Rhode island Election.

The annual election for State Officers took place in
Rhode Island the Let instant Both OF the candidates
Tor Governor lDiman and Jackspn), Wings The
test therefore, between the Wings and Loooocos
but between the Dorrtes and their opponents, who have
assumed the cognomen of the Law and Order Party
The returns, which nearly complete exhibit equal
iy Of strength between them which both surprised
and regret The for Governor stands fol-
lows :-Diman L. & o. 7470
Jackson (Dorriie,) 1891
Scattering l5s
A majority of the whole number OF votes being
say for election there consequently choice by the
people, and the election viii devoye upon the Legislature,
IN which fortunately the peponderance against the Dorrites
is decisiye--as follows:
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SLOTH AND ACTIVITY.
BY ". =. TUFPER.
SLOTH.

~. 2. TUFPER.
SLOTH.
"a little more sleep little more slumber,
little more folding the hands To Sleep"
For quick footed dreams. without order or number
over my mind are beginning to creep.
Rare Is the hnppincss,-tnus 10 be inquired
By your Wild whispers, my fanciful train
And like u lInnet, be carelessly captured,
In the soft net OF my beautiful BRAIN
Touch not these surtans-your hand will be tearing
Delicate Tissues OF thought and OF things:-
Call Inc nOt.-yuur cruel voice will be soaring
Flpcks of young visions gossamer wngs.
Leave me, leave me for in your rude presence,
Nothing o' all my brghworld can remain -
Thou art a blight 10 this garden OF pleasance,-
Thou art blot on my beautiful brain!
Cease your dull lecture and employment,
Let me forget awhile trouble and strife;
Leave me TO peace,-let me husband enjoyment:-
This ~ the heart, and the marrow Of life.
For, TO my feeling, the choicest of pleasures
Il 10 lie thus without peril or pain,
Lazily listening the musical measures
OF the sweet voice IN my beautiful brain!
Hush for the halo Of camness 10 spreading
Over my spirit, mild a dove:
Hush for the angel OF comfort 10 shedding
Over my body has vial of love:
Hush! for new SAUNDERS over me stealing;
Thus would court them again and again
Hush! for my heart is Notwithstanding
In the swift waltz OF my beautiful brain!
ACTIVITY.
Open the easement. and up with the sun.
His gallant journey - Just begun;
Over the hills his chariot rold.
Bsnner'd with glory, aud FURNISHED with gold
Over the hills he comes sublime
Bridegroom Of Earth, and brother Of Time
Day hath broken Joyous and fair:
Fragrant and fresh is the morning air.
Beauteous and bright those orient hues-
Baimy aud sweet these early dews.
O, there IL health, and wealth, and bliss,
In dawning Natures mothery kiss
Lo the wondering world nwakes
With its rosy-tpped mountains and cleaning lakes:
With It's fields and cities, deserts aud trees
Its calm old cliffs and sounding seas;
In oil their gratitude blessing iliN
Who dwelleth between the Cherubim
Break away boldly from Sleeps leaden chan-
Seek not 10 forge that fetter again
Rather, with vigor and resoute nerve,
Up, up, to bless man. aud thy master to serve
Thankful, and hopeful, and happy to raise
The offering Of prayer, and the incense Of praise
Grid thee, aud do thy watching well,
Dutys Christian sentinel!
Sioth and Slumber had part
In the warriors will, the patriots heart.
Soldier Of God, enemy's shore
Sumber and SlOth thral thee more.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
PnRLIC nnciIMENTS

Our thanks are due the Hon. Jane, A Seldom. the
Hon. Mr.. Winthrop, and the Hon. VIM s. Archer, for
veral interesting pabc documents aud speeches. Mr. sed
don has favored US with copy OF the report Atlantic
Mail Steamers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
hkroSItD AND ooKREcrEp TWICE wKrx ros Tnx WIN. !

.ro,,. ArRIL 6, 1886
iopaSOo-keeeiptsh have increased considerably with
ne a'' oef days. and the quality improved though Il
nienor The demand is active for good descriptions and
-, @ sustained indeed, any change, for the better
TINS articles continues dull last sales were
s't fom store, which is a decline from last week.
WhEAT-Bes, qualities Of white iosc.; from that
down, rs IN quality. '
CORN-65 to jncb
oATS-itom vessel, I24 TO 45cts
CUT NAILS TO 4&c.
N. Z. COTTON-6i u "a cents.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder 75c n q, IN nj,
5Oa75e. ''e' '" e'''o' BLACK
whiskEY-HOe-heads a5c, bbls. 2sc; N. q. ,..,;s.
CANDLES-Sperm 30a32c; Patent s,erm ao.. u,,,.
Patent he; rallow iOai23
CofFEE-Sioek is light with fair demand Rio sI,s,.
in TERns s'sst 81 Domingo 6ia7 Java ioialle
TIMOTHY Do.-s4 per busheL
CLOVER sEED-S5si6.
PIG IRON-S27 TO 80.
tlSu-No. Cut Herrings s3l 10 81 and d,u
llME-Sl.l2s from tbs vessel
moLAsss.S-N. Orleans 3ls32e.; Porto Rico NEW
eroPI 'ss, old crop 2ia2sc Cuba 2ia26c for sweet
SOas5; Whale in bbls. 44c ~
PRoViSioNS-Bacon. SmithGeld Glaze; Western
ana Baltimore Sides 6a6ic; Shoulders 5a5I cts; Hams
ain SAL p'' ''" ''' ID
sUGARs-N. Orleans 6,a7 and Porto Rico 7,,s,s
ST. Croix s1asc. '''
SHOT-5Ic.
sALT--sl,5 soc. from wharf, 100 from storo-duL.
;, CAIILE-Beef from S3t to At; Sheep from 8 to 81;
EXCHANGE.
P Pr SSIs drafts Ct, Baltimore drafts prem
South Carolina dis. Wheeling ) Az,
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3dis.
ALABAMA Sac dis. Specie prem
COAL FRETGHTS.
10 BALTIMORE ~ to cents bushcl Philadelphia sass
cents to New York st cents to Boston. -sa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07

BEocoHEN WATER.-The Very Last Case-One of the
correspondents Of the N. Y. Spirit Of the Times mad
singing himself "Gin sing and Soon" gives the re-
suit U his experience IN the Brocchen water business lie
raw the carotid OF unfortunate muton-ohy do they ell
pitch upon E9isnsve shesp'-competcy served when the
blood flowed ga stream that would have soon ended the
minutes Of the poor animal small piece Of lint saturn
ted with the "Brocchsn" applied to the CASH 10 five
minutes the blood ceased now and in fifteen minutes
from tho time the "cittofs" throat was cut me pay n
made tracks for the door oIutiOH-iho experiment
was very satisfactory 10 all present, especially the sheep.
The witty correspondent after seeing all this with his own
eyes, that he considers the only safo way for man TO
cut his throat after this 10 JioB he brains OUT We be-
beyc IN The "Brocchcu" nJw.-N. q. PirayUyE.
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ANXIOUS DOCTRINE.

ToOTnscHE.-Put piece II lime, about the sire of a
walnut into quart bottle II with this rinse tho
mouth two three times day and clean the teeth using
this water eyofy morHng. u strong dilute NJ for
should be just strong enough taste the lime and no
stronger. ! iormtnfcd with the toothaohe for some
weeks d pstd tbs mixture but have never hadl since
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
Ff0In ihC Jhaf7esi0n TkanaWhaI Republican
EDUCATION IN JACKSON.

We most chcerulIy give place 70 the annexed commune
cation We friends will rejoice nj the pn.ssge
by the Legislature O the District Free School Bill. L. pro.
Visions IN such neiRhbOrhO0ds Pleasant View can be
carried into effect Would that there we're IN every
noghborhOod such Mr. Fcsher 10 lead on in car
yInR into operation this law which believe IL destined
to do more to redeem and elevate State than any law
Fypr
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CHE-rERFIEfD CouRr HoUsE, !
Saturday night. April {, 1876. (

ehlufuuJ IlgHl Apfi D. 1870
The Commonwealth g.. Thomas Rfehis, w. WashiHRf ION
Grssahotr, r. J. AtcLer and IVm. scott. BsJOre Hon.
J. b. Ciopi0n.
Tho trial upon the Indictment Of Thos Richie, Jr Tor
h ncup boz the late roucouue with John n. Pensants
was brought 90 cogu tonight, about holt pat O'clock
aud the Jury after uUR examination into the iacts and
iul argument by r. W Foufuoy, Esq, Prosecuting At
tofncy aud VIM. NJ Oy,ftou, Andrew Stevenson, S,ml.
loyOf, and John W. Jones, Es1rs rendered prompt
and unanimous verdict without leaving the box Vi "not
gully" lie indictment contained two counts one for
murder al law and another Tor murder under the
a.u-dueIling act
Immediately upon the finding Of tho verdict Messrs W.
GfecnhOw and WIN. Scott appeared and waved the for
may Of an examining court, aud thCfcupon the counsel
Tor Mr. Richie. and the counsel for Mr. Archer Holden
Rhodes and Iss Lyons Esqs. (Mr J. Fleming being ab.
tonU made lint motion 10 the court 10 enter, with the
consent the Prosecuting Attorney Hoe prOs,qss a. 10
the indictments pending agsin-i Messrs. Greenhow, Scott
nnd Archer Ths mOti,n was founded upon the ground
that these parties tong accessories could not be held
guilty, when BY tie verdict Of jury, the principal had
been acquitted THIS point slightly noticed arguendu
by several Of the Counsel end the Prosecuting Attorney
having oppressed his Willingness submit The Of
the THE ordered the H0ts gr0ssgus be
cud Of record and oil piftes discharged We bear
willing testimony 10 the industry and prOmpiudo 81 the
Judge sitting to-day nearly ~ hours, the funnes and
ihuness Of the Attorney for the Commonwealth and 10
tie real add ability Of the defending Counsel Much into
rect has been manifested during the week by the persons
who have attended the during this prOtfscied trial.
commencing sHdd, on Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
The AennillaI eI Thomns HitchIc. Ir.

We gather from friends Of the Republican, one of
whom present during the whole Of the tral the sub
Joined notice Of the proceedings at Chesterfield Court on
Saturday last We shall endeavor, early day. to fur
nish readers with account Of the na which is to bo
written out for publication.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING u SUMMER GOODS.

HAYES, VAN DUERSEN & WARD,
IS MAIN STREET.
HANE now in Store their Spring and Summer
Stock purchases which they
OF Dealers
Super Graduated snd Pyana Bacse and BaInnes Robes
Rieh Brocade OmbTe and Pyramdal Bareges
Rich organdi Ombre Striped and Polka Jaeonet Lawns
supeTfne Hue, Pink, Purple and Canary French do
SuPerfne Bingham Lawns and Graduated Muslin Robes
White aud Embroidered and Graduated Swiss Robes
TaTiions and Gauzes Tor Evening Dresses
FOuard Silks and Ombre sin Robes
Rich Shaded Striped Pout de Soi- Silks
With great variety Of style Silks from 81 10 ~ so yard
Also, endless Of English, American and French
GENTLEMEs's WEAR.
Common and superhne English, American French
French ColtelIne Ribbed manoquIne
Dap de Etc and Drap de Vienna, plain and figured
Checked striped and plain Linen Drills
A great variety Of Rich Vestings
Self a'Jdstirg Stocks, article
scars, Crivats, and Silk Hdkfs styles
Brown and HsaCled Linen, HOSP CJIton do
Superior French Kid and eoIorS and sizes
White and Coorcd BOrdcTed Linen Cambria IIdks
Heavy brown Linen DTtfs, COtionades a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07
mINAMAY N IN.

RUNAWAY ~ JAIL.
WAS committed to tho County Jail Of Henrico,
day NJ march, 1876 BY warrant Of Jssse
snsad Negro Man who rails himself PRANK and sys
property Napcy Royste NJ county City
negro stout 20 years DID, about five high compiler
Said negro when committed had black cloth
The n sd hereby nou6ed
forward prove properly pay charges and him away
wise, h. viii be- dealt with AZ The law directs.
VIM. JENNINGS. u. -
ap 7-dim for TN. =. DioEEv, Sheriff
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CoLcRs fLowERs-To find tho colors that contrast the
following simple and ingenious mett cd may be resorcd to-
Take sheet OF white paper upon which place red
fer; look it steadily with eye for half minute
50, without allowing the eyeds close, and then look
from the red wafer to another part OF the white paper
green spectrum will be OF the size the wafer;
and this the color which would form the contrast to
red; in like manner, orange wafer will produce blue
spectrum and hence blue is the true contrast orange
yellow indigo; green reddish violet blue 10 orange
red; indigo yellow, and violet blush green.
BY little attentive study will be how easily any
dener might make himself acquainted with the principles
OF the science sufficiently avoid gross the
position OF color in his flower bedS-Gardener Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-07

AUCTION NOTICE.-w- invite the % eaIcr.
OF Groceries, Liquors Raisins Sperm OIL &c At 10
O'Clock, This Tuesday Morning
APT INLoEs 4 BROTHER, Auet.
1T BANKRUPT COtRT.-Judss HALLIBURTON
will for the trial Of Bankruptcy third Mon
day IN this month, April
April 7th 90 p. MAYO, Clerk