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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-05-10
- FREDERIcKsBURG, May 3.
MONUMENT TO THE MOTHER OF WASHING.


The President Of the U. states Gov Cass, Secretary
OF War; MIR. fancy, Attorney General; Major Barry, p
Master General; and Major Donnelson, the Presidents
Private Secretary, arrived in town Monday evening
they were accompanied by number of citizens from the
District, Capt Moores company Of National Cadets from
Washington, Capt Kinsey's company of Rinemen and
Capt Brocketps Light Infantry Of Alexandria the Marine
Band from the Navy Yard, well as many strangers
from the eastern towns They met short distance
beyond Falmouth by the Marshals Of the day. the Fred
ercksburg Guards, the Rifle Company and Fredercks-
burg Blues Junior, by whom the President and Suite
were accompanied TO their lodgings.
troop Of Light Horse from the county of Fauauier
under the command of Capt Tho's. r. Faunteroy, also
arrived the evening
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.
This ceremony took place Tuesday, with very i'm
posing effect About o'clock the President was escorted
from his lodgings TO the Town Hall, where he was intro
duced TO number of citizens and Strangers who called to
pay their respects to the Chief Magistrate of the Nation
The day ne and the occasion attracted large con.
course OF persons from the adjoining counties The pro-
cession set out from the Town Hall at half past o'clock
and moved according TO the arrangement OF the Commit
ee in the order and through the several streets previous
ly designated to the site OF the Monument.
As the procession moved up Main Street, the extended
line, the various uniforms Of the military, the glerDg
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DOyB ESTEC.


w.
From the Alexandria Gazette, May IL
An incident OF most painful nature occurred board
the Steamboat Sydney, she stopped here her way
down, yesterday. An assault made upon the Par
sTDENT Of the United States by Mr.. RANDOLPH, late of
the Navy. AT the first blow, Understand, almost
hundred arms fell upon the assalant, and he was with
difficulty rescued and carried shore. We have never
known more excitement feeling to be manifested
by all our citizens We induced TO mention this mat
ter, which ought indeed to be published only be-
cause we know that reports Of il will be circulated through
out the country, and printed elsewhere. II was an affair
OF momcn but 1t is said, that from the feeling produce
ed II wonderful that the assaant escaped with his life
So great the public indignation at this outrage that
we believe almost any would have been adopted
toexPressit The President was naturally highly excit
ed aud exasperded He departed amidst the cheers and
good wishes Of the great crowd which had assembled.
In The confusion OF the moment, attempt was made
TO arrest Mr. Randolph the Instant but the Court being
10 session, he was Immediately presented by the Grand
jury and bench-warrsn forthwith issued for his appre
hension.
From "Tbo Gobc' Of May71
gentleman just arrived from Alexandra gives the fol.
lowing account Of arocous attack upon the President
OF the United States, as he his way Frcdecks
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January 24th, 1888.
SIR; The Court of Enquiry in relation to YOUR cond.,
having closed M sessions and made repor this Depart
y 10 aPpze you oil this fact, and Of the completion
oy rhs resident ,a OF an examination Of that report
Inc whole proceedings file for your inspe ct;or
sired. ~ ' W 'a~'"' ue-
Among other things the Court find that
Z" Lieutenant Randolph has received public prone,,v
with which he has not charged himself aud for which he
, accounted to the government follows viz
a" Stops left by Mr.. T. which cost I7s TX
They further find that you paid from the same sundv
sums, amounting, in all TO 81 ans "a
"Leaving still to be accounted for O. aoa ~,
Alter so long delay since the receipt Of the above mo-
s hoped your immediate attention will be given to
,.., LEVI WOODBURY..
Alexandria, d. c., care Of Mr.. Cummings
The United States in account Nth L;euf p p p
doPh late Acting Purser Of the U. s. Frigate con-
o st,fati0n' DonielT Patterson, Esq. COmmander
1928 DIR.
March 81. To this amount paid officers as per list rem.
dered, r. ca 40, TX
10 this amount paid discharged men, as per pay
:. o.e IoIl, -, 1924 SO
:. 0rhllas bill 2259 80
. nanon money 70 boys, walters, and cooks 1926 SO
"'Pnvae bills OF Md. Mower 90 "a
:. SIi oil q. i; Ladie l6O 81
" Norman's claim GOO 90
-, Co'nm'ssons on $i l,4o3 292 OF
g Arrears TO John Ternanders 400 mn
=" Hospital ON account Of Nd Mower, by order
Of Surgeon IN m
My per diem, for attendance on the orders
oil the Secretary OF the Navy, as per bill
:, rendered 1922 90
l month Is days pay, and ratons to Is April,
1888 Il9 20
1000 sis,lsi 80
1928 CR.
April 3. BY cash left by the late Purser, John
~ b. Iimberlake, $ll,4s3 90
BY small stores assigned to Norman, 900 90
"slops charged, by the opinion OF the Court
and by me admitted, without any knowledge
OF the facts IT'S 90
SI2,26l 90
oaaheo due II. b. H. 900 SO
$l3,lSl SO
(D)
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NAVY DEPARTMENT., !

Dec' zIIIl, 1881.
SIR Your letter OF the 23d inst has been duly re-
ceved: '' -
In reply, you are informed that Court of Enquiry shall
agreeaby TO your request be ordered as eary dav as
the public interest will permit and of which YOU will be-
duly informed. ~ "
am, very respectfully, &C. &c. JOHN BRANCH.
Lieut.. ROBERT b. RANDOLPH, of the H. States NAVY
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1.-THE decision Of the President, referred to by Mr. Ran
lopb, will appear in our next paperl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-14
I I q
SWEET
Direct from
Boston.

GOODS having greatly fallen since others
~ purchased and more arrived in the city
SWEET was on the spot ut exactly the
right time to get the real b,rgains and VIII
assure his old customers and others who wilB
do him the favor 10 call that he can give
them great deal for little money. lie
will sell Ladies' good pocket Hdkfs. for six
cents each-Ladies' Hose for I23 cts. TO 25
cts. the pair. He has beautiful cslicos for
l2Ats. he has chex one yard wide, for 124 cts
aehss large hdkfs. for I22 cts. he has lace
wide from 25 cts. to so per yd.; elegant
Francis stsipe for Ladies' Turbans, only ;33
cts. per I'D. he has very cheap silks black g.
colored he has 460 FANCY BOXES as
cheap as dirt. elegant; he can sell Chaps
beautiful Reel Cotton for half price, real
good article, and splendid lot of London g.
American Prints and calcoes and Ginehams,
with many other articles equally cheap a
most splendid assortment of sewing silk and
Grape shawls direct from New York and Bos-
ton late arrivals new style Of patterns with
large lot Of most elegant goods as ever was
brought into Newport, and he asks the favor
Of bic old customers and others, to call and
see for themselves.
april. al.
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the FIRST person singular, and don the
plural, WE mus, now play the Editor.
Enter DsviL) Copy SirI
(Eafer A. | missed my paper this
morning, sir, don't want to take il if
Enter Is. There is a letter turneu
upside down. in my advertisement the
morning, sir II
Enter e. You didn't notice INV new
work. my treatise on hea, this morning
You have no literary taste Sir you-
(Enfer ID. Sir your boy don't leav.
my paper, sir--I live in blind alIey: YOU
turn out Of - st to the right. then
take left hand turn--then 20 the right
again--theD go under AN afeh--lksa
over a kenneI-then jump ten foot
fencc--then enter doof-cIin,b FIVE
pair Of stairs-turn fourteen corners
and you cant miss my door--I want your
boy to leave my paper first---iis only
mile out ofhis way-il he don't I'll stop
(Enfer E.) Sir, you have abuse my
friend. the article against Mr.. ne \
candidate, is intollerable, il 10 scandal
ous-lIl stop my paper, Ill cane you
III
Enter r. Mr.. Editor, you are meaIy
mou.hed, you lack independence, your
remarks npon Mr.. ----, the candidate
for Congress, are too tame. Ifyow don't
put on hlrder I'll stop my
(Enter G. Your remarks upon pro-
fame swearing are personal, d-n you
SIR, you mean me. before patronize you
longer III see you in -
! (fnfer II. Mr.. we are sorry thar
you do not say moro against the growing
SIN of profanity.-Unless you put your
veto uponit more decidedly, no man Of
correct moral principles will give you his
patronage; for one
Enter 4. Bad luck to the dirty sowl
Of him, where does lie keep himselfY
BY the powers, I'll sthrike him il can
get at his carcass. aud III kick him
any how! Why do you Gil your paper
with the dirty lies about lrishmen at all 4!
(Enter j.. Why don't you give US more
anecdotes aud sich Irish stories and them
things-I doni like long spseches--I-
[Cartain ia Is. Lowell Journal.
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Tho Fisherm,.n OF tho North Sea-,


by ROBE Rr BURTs.
Begin, murderer leave shy damnable face and
begin,
Come, the croaking raw on doth below for 70.
venge. Shaksspssrs.
The sterile coast Of Scotland, DOS scs-
ses few situations which surpass in point
of dreariness, the sight of Dunscanby
castle. This massive pile Of architec-
ture, situated in a barren plain upon n the
extreme norh-castern point Of the king.
dom, exposed to the bleak blasts OF the
North Sea in front, and the heavy drifts
Of snow from the mountains in the rear,
offers but few inducements ne ha bita-
ton for mankind; nor does the castle re-
lisve the dreariness of the heath that sur
rounds it-a mass Of frowning towers
and battlements, half dilapidated, and
ovcrgrown. with moss and ivy, and IN
which century had showersd its duski-
ness and decay, sung to- by noughs save
the howling wind, the shriskiug new, OF
the moan Of the North Sea, az il dashcs
against the rocky shore, is . sigh, bet il,
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Misehseve~s Woman.
By THE rrrRIex SHEPHERD.

'"s hrfniSk bHEFHERD.
Cosld''his III world hac been con,rived.
70 stan without mischievous woman;
How psaeefu' bodies might has lived,
Released ffss a the ills sac common;
But ''nce II 10 the wssfu' case.
That We maun has this teazing crony,
"fsio sweet bewitching fLce,
ohsd she no been made sac bonnie,
night hse roamed WI chesrfa' mind,
wee SIN or sorrow 10 betide me,
~ careless as the wandering wind.
40 happy a. tho lamb beside me,
might nae screwed my iunsfa pegs.
An es'foad mountain airs fa gsiIy,
Had vs but WANT, a the Mers.
Wi gIossy ssa sss d.lk sad Willy.
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My harp waves on the willow green,
ofwild witch notes il has nae ony,
Sin e'er saw that pswky quean,
Sac sweet, sac wicked, and sac bonnie.
--sOe~-
To Laura two years OF age.
ByN. p. WILLIS.
Bright be the skies that cover thee,
Child Of the sunny brow
Bright ss the dreams flung over thee,
By all that meets the now.
Thy heart is beating joyously,
Thy voice is like birds,
And sweetly breaks the melody
oftby imperfect words.
know no fount that gushes out
As gladly as thy tiny shout.
would that thou might'st ever be
As beautiful as now.
That time might ever leave as free
Thy yet unwritten brow
Iwcald life were all poetry,
Togenile measure set,
That nought but chastened melody
Might stain the eye ofjet-
Nos one discordant note be spoken
Till God the cunning harp hath broken.
Iwould-- hut deeper things than these
With woman's lotare wove,
Wrought Of intonsor sympathies,
And nerved by purer love,
BY the strong spirits discipline,
BY the fierce wrong forgiven,
By all that wrings tho heart Of sin,
ls woman won TO heaven.
Her lot is on thee, lovely child
God keep thy spirit undefIed.
fear thy gentle lovelincss,
Thy witching tone and air,
Thine eyes besoeching earnestncss
May be to thee snare.
The silver stars may purely shine
And waters taintlcss flow
But they who kneel at woman's shrine
Breathe on il as they bow
Ye may fling back tho gift again,
But the crushed flower will loavo a stain.
What shall preserve the beautiful child
Keep thee as thou art now
Bring thee, spirit undefled
At Gods pure throne 10 bow
The world is but broken reod,
And life grows carly dim:
Who shall be near thee in thy need,
To lead thee up to hml
He who himself was undefiled
With him we trust thee. beautiful child.
-..eOs..-
Not Anotherss Love.
NV. ALEXANDER.
talk not of another slove, nor change of scene
for me,
For Heaven hath seard our mutual tow,, and
seek not to be free
Fho smothersd sigh, the quivering lip, aud the
eye that glist' ming shone,
wero not the pledge Of falsehood, in heart Il
fear unknown
o talk not Of another's love, hs lives for ms
lone.
The summer flower is fair 10 soc, the eve ming
ray is bright,
fot summers flowers will fade, and event ng's
ray must set in night,
But the flower that springs in faithful heart,
thro' veal and woe blooms on,
'or the sun Of love can never set, ill life itself
be flown,
rhon talk not of another's love, he lives for me
alone.
} give me but the calm reposs Of twilighrs
dewy hour,
Ind let me sit beside The stream within our
trusting bower,
And when the lovely star awskes on our happi
ness that shone,
Tho his form may seem in tho mirror wave
and his voice in the zsphyr's moan,
There's a gleam ofhope that tells my heart, hs
hres for mo aIpno.
Then, oh how sweet the waking drean,,; tha,
warns the breast anew,
when me.aory ike vision brings lac scens
ofyouth to lew,
While the heart rebounds to thousand thought
that in magic dance glides on,
And when all we prised sooms waited back
more dear be,:aise twas gone,
talk not OF anothe RS loy O, he liysh FIR mn n
lone.
The Fishe rm,,su ~,f In Nc,.sn. s.
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LANDHOLDERS BANK,

A T the annual meeting of the Stockholdc ~
E1of svid Bank on the fourth day Of June int .
he followlug persons werc appointed Director .,
for ons wear, viz. Elisha r. Potter, Thomas y
Taylor, John J. Watson, John @. Clarke, w
A Robinson, Nsth. knight, John r. Sherma n,
John T. Nichols, William, French, Elisha x.
snd George B. Robinson. And at meeting o.
the Dissetors Of said Bank on tho same 4 sy
Elisha n, Potter wss 70 slscted President oft No
Bank fer the ensuing year. Kingston June n
THOS r. WELLS Cashio
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TO Let.

- ONE third part Of the Dwell
fetU ling house, formerly belonging
to Capt. Jon,than Heath dec.
IN Thamesst. containing two
back rooms, one front room, part Of the gar-
ret, and other privileges according.
For further particulars enquire of
CAPT. VILLA AM HEATH
CAPT. JOHN HEATH
Nav g.
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% If paid in advance, or $2,25 at the end
Of the year.
Advertisements not marked, wiIibe con'in
ued till forbidden. and charged accordingly
No paper discontinued until srreararrs
are paid, unless at the discretion OF the I"b
Usher.
All accounts must bs settled st ss~ om.s
q yssr.
Printing
OF al kinos done with nsatness end despatch
AT THE BALLs
In the rear Of the Savings Nnnk
Over the store HEERs beLL
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DISSOLUTION of fCO-PARTNER
SHIP.
THE co.partnership heretofore subsiss-
u. ing under the firm of
HOWE e. BROWNELL,
Is this day dissolved, by mutual CONSENT
all persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment to
AMASA HOWE
Who 10 authorized to settle the business o r
said 6rm. ABOVE.
June 10. H. M. BROWNELL.
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] saw the danger, feared tho dart,
The smile, the air, an a sac taking,
Yet open laid my warcloss heart,
An gat the wound that keeps me waking
My harp waves on the willow green,
ofwhd witch notes il has nae ony,
Sin eer saw that pswky quean,
Sac sweet, sac wicked, and sac bonnie.
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'Sic James resumed the fisherman
coolly, Il an, not to 10 trifed with by q
coid-b earted villain.-Draw, and defend
yours elf. or by my God, | will run you
throu gh.'
IT ben your blood be upon your own
head shouted the nobleman, unsheath.
ing b.is rapier,
Both planted their feet firmly upon the
hard earth, measured, and crossed their
shining yapiers; they were perfectly cool
and collected, and each parted and
thrhsted with the incest precision, for a
long tirne, during which but slight scratch.
es were inflicted by either party, victory
rem al ned undecided, but then, as Paul
ntte mpted lounge, his sword few high
from his grasp-Sir James had ,iisarmed
hisn--the fisherman offered his heart to
the victor's weapon, but the nobleman
tur ned proudly on his heel, exclalmn,g, q,
Y oung mon, l give you your life, and
forgive you your insults
1t was late that night, when the fisher
MARI returned to his wretchsd abode, af.
ter his discontinue, he had sought the
wiIleat quarter of the sea-shore, aud
the irs seating himself spon the rocks, ne
lie tened to the angry roar ofthe wave, az
It foamed against the beach, and the
b saving Of h;s bosom was quisted, his
hips quivsred no longer, for there was
y ,omething in the wild and fearful moan
'of tho troubled deep, that allaysd the
storm in his bosom, idsas dawned upon
him tbere, that seemed to mark his fu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-14

SCOTTSVILLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Wil be
~ sold, on Friday the weniy-frs Of June next in the
Town Scotisvie Albemarle that large and commodious
Brick Building belonging 10 the estate OF Dr. Tsndy Nor
rs decd This house is situated in the business part OF
'he IOWA. and IS sixy-x feet front, and thirty deeptwo
stories ABOVE the basement story and
TO accommodate large family furnishes one good store.
foom'yeil adapted TO the sale Of Dry Goodsand Lum-
Der or storage House, twenys by thirty fcettwo so.
ries high, with excellent cellars This house has becn
oult within the last three years, and is good repair
with the necessary out houses 1t will be divided so as
70 SUIT purchasers, thought advisable the day
iERMs-Three equal payments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months;-the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security and lien the property 10 secure the
payment of the money.
ALso-Two other unmproved Lots in said town. These
lots will be sold credit Of six months the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
BEVERLEY STAPLES HdD'r
Nth he,oH annezed Of Dr. Tandv Morris.
May 81 7Nnt,y
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U AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale IN
from tho Ohio Ati..1

IT AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale the
- tract Of land on which he resides lying in the Green
Springs neighbourlood the Of the South Anna
River, and containing by estimation $50 acres
large portion of this land is strae low grounds and
being situated in of the best neighbourhoods the
State, offers great inducements to persons wishing
vest capital in that kind Of property.
Intending to 10 the West the subscriber will sell
great bargain in the above land third Of the pur-
chase money being paid in cash. and the balance two
equal aDnua! instruments.
The situation offered for sale BY the subscriber will af
ford handsome summer retreat for any one who wish.
es TO retire from the lower country the build
ings very comfortable, the water very good excellent
garden and yard, orchard Of choice fruit first rate
dow, and good productive farm, good stock of cattle
sheep and hogs all Of which, be had upon moderate
terms.
Letters on the subject addressed to the subscriber, New
ark p. o., Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS WASH.
November 49, 68-Iai9tr
~ The above lands will be sold on the 18th july 1s33
II fair, II not the next fair day. Sunday excepteJ at pub
lie auction, without reserve, the stated in the adj
veriisement above T. WASH
APrlI " 109-Ialtdss
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me lantern, even when they entirely to enclose it,
The efficacy Of this construction 10 SUCH that after storm
and spring tide, Of unequslled violence l762 in which
the greatest fears were entertained Plymouth the
safety Of the lighthouse the only article requisite to
pair it, pot Of putty, replace some that had been
washed from the Of Portraits ,cth Me.
There are two letters ays the National Gszette) al the
Post Office with the following superscripdons:
To Michael Barry from Castleyan
PENNSYLVANIA
working at the Canal with horse SC.
~, America.
To Miss Ann Cummings
at her Aunt Smiths In Jersy.
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VUNHE following Stakes are now open, to be rum for
IL over the Fairfield Course
A Sweepstakes for colts and FLIES, years old TO run
next Fall Meeting, 5000 entrance, H. f. two mile heats
Tour or more TO make race TO close August to which
are several subscribers
Sweepstakes for colts and flies wears old TO run
next Fall Meeting, 800 entrance h. mile heats four
or more TO make race, TO close l September TO which
are several subscribers.
Post Sweepstakes, free for all ages, run next Fall
Meeuhg' Szoo entrance two mile heats, four more
10 make race, TO close lst September.
Sweepstakes for colts and fes then wears old 10
run Spring Meeting, 1885 800 entrance H. mile heats
iour or more TO make race, to close t January 1884
Sweepstakes Tor colts and FLIES, then years old TO
run Spring Meeling 1886, 5000 entrance H. mile heats
Sweepstakes for colts and hlies then wears old 10
run Fall Meeting 1885, 5000 entrance, h. T., two mile
1884 50
Sweepstakes for colts and llies then years old to
run Fall Meeting, 1886, $500 entrance, h. f., two mile
heats four or more TO make race close LIST an
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and ies to be drop.
ped Spring OF 1884 to run Spring Meeting 1887 500 en-
trance h. t., mile heats four or more to make race TO
close LIST January, 1884, 10 which are several
Produce Sweepstakes for colts and fiies TO be drop
ped Spring OF 1884, to Fall Meeting 1897 $500 en-.
trance H. l., two mile heats four moro 10 make race
70 close January 1884 to which
sweepstakes Tor colts and fiIles then wears old 10
run Spring Meeting, 1884, 500 entrance, H. f. mile
neas iour or more TO make race TO close LIST January
Gentlemen wishing to subscribe TO any of the above
Stakes, will please inform
RICHARD ADAMS, Proprietor
June 7. % 20.