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c Chesapeaie we're fsesh recruits, and
little o. 70 oPPertsnity haa been aiI1r-
ded to exercise and discipline them
1t Was on the morning Of the lse
June that the Shannoa Appeared q
the harbour, and tauntineiy displayed
her colours. The Chesapeake Was H.
ing at anchor below Fort Indepen-
deoce. Assooa a. stheeneay'sdagw We
seea she fred . gun and ran up the
American nag. Preparation was at
|once made for sailing, ard whea the
tide served, she got under way. The
shannon stood Immediately down the
1 bay, followed the Chesapeake under q
press Of sail.
Every elevated spot in Bostoo which
|eommanded . view Of the sea, was
crowded with anxioos spectatoss. But
the ship proceeded 50 far to the east
ward that the conflict could not be seen.
A large number Of boats sailed out to
witness the result, and brought back
the melancholy tidings that when the
smoke Of the cannon had dispersed, the
English colors we're seen flying on
board the Chesapeake, and soon after
both vessels standing towards Halifax.
The suspense that ensued for more
than a fortnight was painful in the
|extreme. The fate Of no one was
generally anticipated from the intrepid
character of Captain Lawrence that
he had fallen a martyr to his country.
Captain Lawrence was 6rst wounded
in the leg, but he refused to be carried
below until be Was mortally wounded
by a grape shot. He continued how
lever to issue his orders from the cock
lPit:-46ght her till she sinks--keep
the guns going" and when told the
enemy had carried the upper deck, he
lsent that emphatic and memorable
message, ~Dont give up the ship
When apprised ofthe unhappy issue
he exclaimed, s4the Shannon was
whipped when I left.''
Captain Broke, Of the ShannoS waa
dat i.gerously wounded at the close ol
the a,tioo By the stroke Of = sabse.
He was delirious for long period, but
recovered and went - England. He
lived long enough to be made an admi
lr"l, but within year o. two has de-
ceased. He was generous a. well az
brave officer, & never would have al
lowed the carnage to take place which
was committed On board the Chesape-
AXE, after her surrender, had he been
aware oft. Hit be true, az there il
|good reason to believe, that he waa
wounded whlle stopping to save the
life ofo0e Of the ChesaPeaks's crew
whom one Of his men was mangling,
his memory deserves to be embalmed,
|as we'll BY Americans a. By his country
|men.-Bosson alias.
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From The Spiv1 efths Age
THE STOIC.

OF all the creeds Of ancient days
The Stoic's was the best:
Pleasure's a bubble Zeno says,
| And pain il but jest.
He must be weak who . bubble-tost
Or jeste6 out Of peace;
Let raptures Ay-be banish'd, lost;
Let wilful anguish cease,
Be calm my soul! Why shouldst thou boast!
The futures dark a. night;
The scene that now delights thee most
And captivates thy sight.
Like evening clouds, with fringe Of gold,
May fade by close of day
Thy prospects in one line be told
They were: They 6ed away!
Had the pow er to regulate,
For me and all my friends,
The laws of Nature and Of Fate
And bring about my ends;
If could every good secure,
Excluding every i'll,
While ceaseless ages should endure,
According to my will.
! might exult and leap for joy:
But beings of day.
In view Of some fantastic toy
Which Hope has painted gay,
Overlapping every bound:-
But Hope deceives-her hickering light
Cleans DER enchanted ground.
1t appears then all Is gloom
And s0rr0ws crowd the mind;
Departed Hope leaves ample room
For grief Of every kind.
Must nan be, like an aspen leaf
Still trembiing with the breeze
FlutteriAg with Pleasure-or with grief
Devoid Of cheerful ease!
Oh, Not Let peace possess the soul;
Let fate do all che will;
Reason assume thy just control
NY huttering heart be still!
In other worlds the passions may
Find suitable employ;
But reason here forbids the sway
VI boisterous grief or joy.
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Do. Whtse's veDeeoo1o TooeApocA Dsopo.
FHE only specific ever offered n the
IPubilc, from which permanent and radi-
cal cure may be obtained Of that disagree
able pain, the Tosth-ach, with all its at
tendant evils; such ~ fracturing the Jaw
in extracting Of the teeth, which often
fProves more painful than the toothach it.
self; and cold passing from the decayed
teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, pro-
Iducing a rheumatic Affection, with many
iother unpleasant effects; such a. disa-
ISreeabie brestb, bad taste m the mouth,
&c. &C., oil of which are produced from
foul or decayed teeth. I am happy to
have it in my power to oissr to the world
"a remedy, that wall not only remSye the
pain nine times out Of ten. ifproperly ap.
Piled, but preserve the teeth from further
decay, and arrest the disease in such a.
are decaying and have not commenced
aching, restoring them u health and use
6alness.
CERTIFICATE.
Baltimore, July z, 1870
So time last May, Doctor Thomas
- left with me some Of his Vegetable
Ieeeh-ach Drops, and requested me TO use
e N my practice-l accordingly did re-
commend it to six Of my friends, aud some
OF them had been complaining Of the
tooth-ach for more than three months !;
and out Of the six it had perfectly cured
i've. lam now fully convinced Of its sal-
utary effect, not only curing the tooth ach,
but prevents teeth from further decayiuR.
J. H. WINCHESTER, m. D.
The subscriber in his practice - a
Dentist, having successfully and toa con-
extent used DR.. Thomas White's
Tooth-ach Drops, can recomme I'd them
when genuine, as superior 70 NJ, osherI
mediclne now in use. s. HALE.
Pittsburgh, 1891.
FOR SALE-in Milton, by r. C. Al
lisOn, ia Centreviile By Dr.. Pntchett, and
in Richmond by A. Sidd&lI and DR.. Wm.
Linsey.
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N. =. 0e0Ot0G0,e.z061O9.
R HsPDc1yULIv Informs the citisens Of
- Richmoad a.A its vicinity, that be
has commenced the above buissss, one
door east Of Mr.. II. Laws' leathes store /,
en- Main street, whore al orders - his
line viii be executed with 61e6ty aod
dsspaachs Public patronage is respectful
ly solicited.
February 10, 1888. 8
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- - CO. = knowD where coeo -
not skcsed ve are iuseil6ed in declnrinG
it Z valuAbls medicine for that painful
|diseass, and &C. no other is il secommeads
ed.
"a ~ from ske as.v ssseinsa;sls n - sf
feseyG Gices belsC.
Aeavs. o. 4 5. Crssey ! Cs.-Gen-
|slsmen: ! feel haPpy N having i in ny
power 70 sease to you the good edsct your
Vegetable rheumatic DROPS or sure reue-
|dy haA in resepsing No fro0 q sick bed.
la he mooah a April lasf was - af-
|Hieted With tAe in1DnmaAoey fhes40Atis0
that Vas eoa6ned % my sed. Ives en-
|tirely unable 10 help myself fcould not
$50 much - turn myself il bed, ,aod 4 vas
with the greatest dilkculsy that ! could b
moved in i: I tried various kisds e asd-
icine, and was attsndsd BY . skillfal ply
|sician, but all TO no eject, until ! made
use of your sure remedy, which when ap-
Piled - directed gave NJ Immediate re
lief Within . shogt tine afeer CON.
menced using il, | vas able TO ride ont
and attend my usual business. ! can
|cheerfully recommend it 10 the public -
being good Medicine for Rheumatic
|complaints, - il has been q number ef
months aud have had no return.
AARON HOLORIDGE.
CoLUHsUs, ONO, Nov. Lea, l632.
SINS: thereby certify that l was for
two or three years afflicted with The
Rheumatism. | made use Of diG1esns
Kinds of medicine which oul q ve tempo
rary relief In the fall Of 1880 the com.
plaint ssttledin my knee joints, % that I
was uaable to walk without great pain.
procured q Bottle Of your Vegetable Rheu-
matte Drops or Sure Remedy and applied
|as directed which gave immediately relief.
and within few days permanent cure
was Effected. II is now nearly two years
Isioce | made use of your Rheumatic
Drops aud ] have not had . return of The
Rheunatism since, aud really believe
that il vas those drops alone that elected
the cure. A. WASHDURN.
Ersaks;s Co. O. lOsk April. 1882.
Take notice that the Bottles are stamp.
led, "vegetabe Rheumatic Drops" an a
Ithe wraPPers Isigned o. 4. 8. Crosby &
Co. with rcd ink, none others are genuine
Price Fifty cents.
For sale in Milton BY r. C. ALLISON,
lin Centleville by D.. PRlCHET, and in
Richmond by A. SIDDALL and Doctor.
LINDSEY, and by them warranted good
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D9. JUDK1NU 0RDC111C OoMFlGHNT.
This invaluable medicine 10 celebrated
for curing the following diseases White
lSwellings of every description. Sorelcgs
and ulcers Of long standing. Felons, or
what some people know by the namo
Catarrhs, Of every description. Rheu-
|natic Pa,ns Of the joints. Sprssns and
Bruises ofevery description. letters Of
all kinds. Chilbiains, or parts affected
by frost. Il - alse ono Of the hese rcme-
dies for scalds and basns. For womenss
in6amed breasts, and glandular swellings,
it ID superior to any medicine yet known.
CERTIFICATE
Waasiagsss, March -, l690.
Sir-My son being afflicted Sor FIVE
|years with White swelling, and having
applied every resnsdy recommended BY
the most eminent physicians within my
reach, without success, At length pro-
cured one jug q Dr.. Judkins' Patent Spe-
|ciic Ointment, and made The applicatssa
|aocording to the directions accompanying
the Ointment, and state for the benefit of
the afflicted, that before one jug was used
u perfect cure was Effected. Ny son has
enjoyed good health ever since. have
M doubt, to the ointment alone be - in
deb.ed, as nothing eIse was used 5or more
than nine mon:hs before he application
Of tie Ointment. Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE
For sale in Milton by r. C. ALInoH,
in Ccntreville by Doct. Pritchet, and in
Richmond by A. Ssddall, and BY than
warranted good.
August 3, 1888.
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rs now located in the town a Riehnosd.
Wayne county, 1sdiana. Hi Zee =
On Washisgton strsst, two dsors nssfh of
tie Union Hall, where he may - Gsssd
ready TO attend to any calls II the lioe Of
his profession, AID fro0 = log r1Efical
experience he hopes to give geoss1o eais-
factSon.
May l1th, 1854. %
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Wit y Observation-Disclosures Is timber
The first makes the briehtest A.me h,,,
shs cshesgives the most lastirs heat.
Richmond palladium., 1833-08-10

~ W SosHpScOe0O lt9 CON-
position. And an image oftruth personi-
fled dosing nothing Of its angelic bright
messy we surely have in the simple Jean;.
Deans. We have indecision Of character
IN Edward Waverly; yet 90 We find our
selves moro undecided in the paths Of
virtue, alter contemplating the inconve-
n'ences q want Of firmness occasioued
nm! Is truth thrown in the shade by
the h'deous form Of falsehood as exhibited
oy the master mind in Louis llth of
Frances 'ris useless to multiply exam
pies. Anaa asks # novel readiw ena-
b!ed Washington to meet with calmne..
the difficulties he did! OF course not
Neither did Astronomy or Chemistry. add
mite to his unyieiding perseverance.
and yet both are conducive 10 the hsnn;.
ness Of mankind.
A person who reads for instruction.
whose object is knowledge = well as a.
n'"semens can find 4 IN alaoss any thine.
Like the bee, she will dsaw sweet, from
weeds, which in themselves are nouehf
have not an idea that I could ch,ncrl
Anna's cpinion-that vas not nv oh;.c,
And l assure Anna she never can -.
me beiive that novel reading will @roh n. |
cheek "f its bloom,- or the .seve Of in
bEillsncy.n MARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

my to slavery IA the abstract and that he would have
emane his slaves long ago. IL he could have felt coa.
WINGED that they would have been as happy and as COM
Portable elsewhere as they were at Roanoke.
have often heard from other persons that he was a
Kind and aecionate MASTER aud did every thing In his
power to make his slaves happy
AS he has now passed away forever from the field OF
his glory lie, hope that the OF charity will be
extended to his mSmory. Those who were warmly op.
posed to him, should now ecollect that hc is no cnccr
present to reply to their attacks and that to err is hu-
man, 10 forgive divine"
n" matter what difference OF opinion there may be as
to his political course there be none as to his extra
ordinary taie"ts on this ground therefore, all parties can
uc IN paying the tribute OF respect parted
Those Who have heard his most fascin a,ing
can never forget him aud isoniy by them that the pre-.
ced'ng anecdotes will be appreciated His manner OF
speaking was perfectly original always gave point to
me most simple expressions which, when merely reed
may not appear very striking those who did not know
him
His personal friends will faithfully cherish the remem.
brancc ot his friendship and his native State Old Yir.
sina' will not forget that in John Randolph of Roanoke
she mas lost one OF her brightest aud most de
voted chrenf Peace be his ashes, may they rest nm
disturbed beneath his "pairimonal oak.i'
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CHOLERA AT NEW ORLEANS

nounce number OF deaths by this desoating disease
The following extracts OF letters, dated 5h inst receiv
unpleasant tidings:
cit is getting very scky; there are about 80 deaths
day by Caoierd, and getting every hour. | can
give you no idea OF the distress of the Planters i'm this
country from the loss OF their slaves by Cholera"
Another letter OF the same date says-"we regret TO
say, he ChoIera continues 10 take off citizens-we
have many deaths of late-among the victims is JUDGE
Leos oil our District (Sate Court. Our business is fast
falling oil Tor the season. Western produce continues 10
arrive Pork and Lard have advanced but Flour il fall
ingnow selling at So The of Missouri is fast be-
coming wheat growing State and It's said she will sun
ply us WIN fresh Flour when the are too low in
the Ohio river 10 admit OF boat navigation this summer
which VIII prevent any great advance in price
.SoTf0M Beacon ~
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ADJUSTMENT OF ,r,Ir T1

c,l, ne boston COMMERCIAL Gc.effe, speaking of Mr.
a"S Of the Ts,m Question: remarks that III
80 H'o De TO r,c Manufacturing nteresinsea3
81 * uea,h ufoTv TO the Manufacturers IL has pduo-
.oen 70 enlarge their plans If operation in every d.
'ec'sn' Thus, to use OF our Virginia yuIgarsms
he Northern Tariff Men, during The last session of Con-
gress paytd Postum Nth u.s. As every hunter knows
rs haOii OF The cunning animal, being captured to
affect death in order TO deceive his pursuerbp, The eli
SIS OF danger passed. he springs bis lively ever
surely no one has forgotten the great reluctance "fe or
Ieigned, with which Mr.. Clay introduced his plan OF
compromise merely as an alternative To the hitter desrc
non OF ihe manufacturing INTEREST," and while Mr. Niles
" raed and raved," his veteran coadjutor, Mr. Carey,
hung his harp upon the willow" under iuil persuasion
That deah-blow had been given the cause Now we
are told IN triumphant tone that Mr. Clays adjustment
oi the IarH has given life 10 the Manufacturing in
eres-hat Is, Tie patient who pretended TO be dying
mas received so much benefit from the operation OF the
medicine that he boasts Of being health than be-
burg hieHgtneer.
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The arrangements Tor the joint passage of tina Cana,
kali Road from the Point Of Rocks to Harpers Ferry
aud satisfactorily concluded at Frederick
on Wednesday last The Herald Of that city of Saturday
mas ne following paragraph on the subject:-Bai fine.
Rail Road and Canal-Pursuant 70 , ,rev;o,. .u,..
ent tue President OF the two great Companies respec
uveiy accompanied by committee Of the directors as
senbled la this city Wednesday last for the purposs ~
carrying into effect the entered INFO soua
nme since Tor tho passage OF the Rail Road around the
o," ., noeks Sc and gives us great pleasure
state na the best possible feelings on the occa
so" bo'h parties anii,sng desire heartily TO
rave 70 promote mutual nterests.-The arrangements
weh nave oeen entered into have not been fully commu
10 us out we have been assured that all obstacles
winch heretofore prevented the of the works
nave been removed beyond the possibility Of collision
sincerely 20 we congratulate the public upon this desra
Ole result and hope that the liberal spirit which has been
manifested may add to the energies of both conpaniss
anu nat an private feelings may be merged in desire to
promote the public good.
Merchants Manufacturing Commemorative Cam
psny Incorporated by the last Legislature with capital
oil SS0,OO0 has already commenced Operations Thsv
nave erected capacious four story brick building OH the
river near fiees Bridge, which has elected universal adj.
nraon for its peculiar aptaon the spinning of Cot.
ION arms ana the manufacturing OF Cotton goods and il
mas been pronounced by gentlemen from the North con-
vesan with the subject be surpassed by any of the
mills In that section OF the country-Peters5rg Intei-
gencer.
The Hon. Fl. G. Runnels has been elected Covernor of
the Slate OF Mississippi his competitor Scott
Governor Runnes is decided of the admin
isa'on aud thoroughly opposed to the doctrine of
STATE nights, as defined by Calhoun, MDuifie, and
Hamilton. ~
hdutody bon for .Ame,ica.-We learn that most re-.
spectacle mercantile house in this has lately receiv
ed an order to send TO America iron for the OF the ex
ensve railways now forming in that country to the amount
OF acknowledgement Times.
Mr. W m H. Smoot, late proprietor of the Orange Press
mas transferred his interest in that Establishment to
John Voolfolk j. w. Fry, by whom the paper will be
conducted IN future, with the title OF "The Orange De-
mocrat."
execution Negro Ben, who committed rape upon
hanp in If L;.
yesterday noon We understand there were two thou
sand or more spectators.-W Winchester, (Va.) Rep.
Commodore Chauncey is appointed Of the Board of
Navy commissioners; and Commodore Ridgely to the
command OF the Naval Station at Brooklyn, in place Of
Commodore Chauncey.
KEY. MIR. AvERY.-We learn from the Boston Morn
ing fos That the Key f. X. Avery has been re appoint
ed TO the Bristol station in company with Rev Charles
H. lrue' son Of William True, Esq, of Boston.
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MIR. RUSH.

The London Sun of May Sh thus speaks of a new
work 10y the Hon. Richard Rush
The forthcoming Narrative Of residence at the
Court of London by MIR. Rush. late Envoy Exraordi-
nary and Minister Plenpoentiary from the United States
OF America, vii! comprise sketches of all the disn-
gushed who have figured in England in 1915 including
anecdotes OF George Nv. aud Queen Charlotte. The
amiable aud conciaory Of the distinguished
Ssblic functionary, for him the confidence and
TEEN oil all with whom lie became connected, The
work we hear abounds with anecdotes, and ray indeed
be sad 10 be porraii gallery OF Brilisl lnhiliiv
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Mr.. Randolph returned from England for lhs.luu'I
IN the iaii oil 1881 called upaauuhlQI
arrival. wa

In .Ypry Yomy question about his health lac
sad, ia melancholy Of voice" All sir am 90.
ing at East the machine is outnailre is
ana nave Jled in vain TO restore herl lie then
ed The conversation, and spoke with his usual animation
OF his late visit TO England and touched Chilly upon his
short soiourn at 81. Peersburgh He told me that his
faithful Juba bad regular attack OF yeo,c Epey al the
latter city, which induced bin to hurry away the sooner
-heSdes which, there business OF importance Ia
deoin him there, and his health was bad.
" ell, Mr. Randolph, said J. great events have oc-
CURED in Europe, since you left us" Yes sir replied
he IN MS most sarcastic manner, great have
Cured abroad, and very small home! They sent
me Tie Washington papers, containing the letters. but
could not read them. ! bushed Tor my country. The
affair toid badly in Europe, sir!"
asked him whether he had attended the deboes on
the Reform Bill. lie replied in the affirmative. then
inquired whom lie considered the greatest orator in the
House OF Commons. "Your counryman, O'ConaelI sir
10y all odds; he is Giant among Pigmies" He then re-
marked what desrh Of good speakers there was in Eng.
land, compared with the days OF Fox, Burke, Sheridan
Pitt, SC.
aked him whether the reports which were then re.
ceIyed relative TO ilie dangerous state of the Kings he
were true. He replied, "they are oil d--d Tory lies
sir; he was in excellent health when left London
had the honor OF breakasiing under tent with his Ma.
Jesly, at the opening Of the New Bridge Short time ago
and he appeared TO be likely 10 live any OF the com
pany-a mech better life than myself srl"
Alter spending an hour two most agreeably with him
during which we talked Of every thing and every body
look my leave, under the impression that hadseen him o
the last time; which has proved too true though his
was so feeble, and had such dreadfuly severe cough
really almost expected 10 hear OF his dscesse on The road
before he reached Virginia.
IL n stated In the newspapers that he has made his
slaves free by will, which dare say Win be found ,rue
az he has frequently told me iha he was decided enc.
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C0ngressmen from J1asssshusetts the hate cleo.
non Of Mr. osgood 10 Congress in Mssssch1seis second
man 70 added 10 the delegates from that State
WI. nayes AUG 0T' Oagood amour, 10 one-sxiI, of the
representatives. from Massachusetts. This Is doing tole
sae'e wen Ior beginning no attempt 10 elect mem
ger 10 .e district recently represented by Mr. Dearborn
nas agan resulted IN failure 10 make choice The
Na'opsls nad better look sharp the Jackson men will
cut ihen ost IN that district also - Bait Rem
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DUTIES ON WfNEs.-The following letter from the
treasury Department addressed TO house in this city
important TO wine dealers and drinkers-N Y inner
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Marshal ( Officers OF the Army and Navy Marshal
The Public Officers and other gentlemen designated in
the Order OF Procession requested assemble the
fremont House, at 10 O'Clock, this morning The pro-
cession will move precisely at half past o'clock A. NJ
and proceed fremont to Park street, and up Park
to the State House.-By order of the Committee of Ar.
rangements NATHANIEL GREENE
Boston, June 22 1888. Chief Marshal.