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POETRY,
THE GRAVE.
By Caroline Fry.

The grave 10 No, place Of rest
A. snbslisvsrs teach
Whore grief cen never win tear
Nor sorrow ever Ssssh.
The eye that she'd the tear y closed
The hsaying bresst is cold
Bot that which suG n snd enjoys ail
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The mouldsrins earth and hungry worm.
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THOlIPSON,S


| IFAMfiYPIiLS.
| ANHESE Pills Lsvs besn for many years IL
- high snd increasing estimation, as . con
sen,ent. ssts nd efectual, pursatiye redl inc
veil suited TO persons sf bilious habit. ! hrs
are genile end certain IN Their operation, snt
| ,ilo,d a pecdy relief tn those headacbs. snt
thor nuu erous dssg: eesbI, sympi oi"s. stten
| Iani On lord red state Of the sOmach sno
howeIs. Many instances ere a'tesed Of ,he'
poiency in III cure Of the piles, s'd they ave
been suca essfuI, employed for the prevention
ind remo' aI of dropsIeLl s~eiines. Mar ne',
have long been s.quainIed with the value ~
his n,edi, line, which may he ,sksn in the most
xposed stus ions, and w,,h sny diet; snd j.
fiji. lent in the o. dden renewal Of that obsii.
nate costivencss. TO " hicn persons Of their pr,
es-,on are liable and IN all cases where sn sc.
ve. but not violent medicine is ndca'ed. Few +,
u any, il 10 believed, Vii" bave oRce used these
,ills have ever afterwards neglected 10 furnisl'
hens I've. with a sun y Vn 20 nS TO ses.-
They s,e Likewise hghl, esteemed. end may be
safely used. b, women beiore and after confne-
,pent.
90 None are genpiue without the sigma tur-
of T. NJ, K i. THoMPsoE. by whom "nl, they;
~ prepared and sold ai Wor, en-, II. J..
Unwilling 20 buriLe the ubh with long
us OI suns, riDefss We nave deetnco u proper ~
subjoin the ,eriifcste Of lew only, Of those
whose expenencs has tested The efficacy Of Our
Pills.
We the undersigned. c,iizens Of Warren. r,
l.. feei speculIsr pleasure in having an oppe'
'"ni y Of recommending TO TIE public % vslus-
ble .mcdici . ~ III ,mpson's Famiiy Piiis
invented in the year 1903. by the late deserved
Is ce!sbrste ted DOffer " m. Thompson, vi Sal,
town, the receipt for the m King Of which h
eff 40 q legacy 10 his family, Who ior severs
ears during hs ind'sposi' on. made and vende,
'hem under his direct Ons. eEd vIo alone con
inns 10 prepare them. Having hsn, pMson.
exper en.e realized the ssIrt.ry efsscs Oi thos.
pills ourselves, We not only give them them ih'
eeided prefersn6s over ell Others, b \ sincere
Iy wish they may attain that celebr ~, IN III.
public rstm,stion, 70 which thei, virtues % Just
Iy cn'itls them.
S CHILD. J. MAxwuLL,
J. SMITH, Jun. J. SMITH,
c wHEAroN, 1T. CHILD,
F. SIssoN, J. r.CksADE,
b EDDy, Il CA.pNER.
The above PI!'s are kept for ssh in this town
by DR. T.P. MOORE. Agent D,niel Brew
er Tsuu,on - Balch, Jun. Join sd.son, Pro,
dencs Raymond / ole. Bos.on, and all othe
cnncipal Drugg'ss.
July "a. 6m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

INVALUABLE LANDS FOR SALEM pursuance
OF decree Of the Uuied States Circuit, Court. for
the Eastern district OF Virginia, in therein de-
pending, In which the United States plaintiff and
the heirs and representatives of Gen. Andrew Moore
decd defendants, we will on Monday the "a day Of
August next proceed TO sell at Public Auction, the
town Of Lexington
THE TRACT OF LAND,
on which the said Moore resided at the time OF his
death, supposed to contain EIGHT HUNDRED
ACRES This tract Is situated on ths North River. a
navigable branch OF James, River. within three mill
Of Lexington. in the county OF Rockbrlge is well
tered, Of good quality, and well adapted to the culture
OF Corn Wheat and Tobacco. The fences general
ly in good rerair, and considerable portion of the
land s yet to be cleared. part Of the above tract
dover, Of which the reversion will be sold-on the
dover land there is Dwelling House, Barn and all
necessary out-houses The above be laid of
into two convenient farms, hut will be sold in
parcels or entire, to suit purchasers.
Also another Tract adjoining the former, 'cning
bout $50 which there IL Dwelling house and
Spring house, being the land which Samuel Wallace
formerly resided
Also, another Tract. lying on the South Mountain on
the waters of Irish Creek containing about $50
Also a nunher Of Tracts OF Land lying in Nicholas
county, the waters of Gaulv river on both sides
the main road leading from Lewisburg to Nicholas
Court bonse, and within few miles Of the Kenawha
Turnpike, containing about 10 900 acres.
Also another Tract in said coan,v, living on the wa
tiers Of Elk river containing about 80 900 acres.
Ai-o several other Tracts, lying in the counties OF
Log an and Giles, cpntaining about %, 900 acres.
AIso an undivided moiety Of tract Of land living in
the county Of Allegheny the waters of J,ckson Ri
YER, ne,r Jordan and Twins Iron works. containing
about 200 acres.-A more particular description OF
the above tracts, will be given the day Of sale.
The payment of the purchase money will be required
in three equal annual insalments the purchaer giving
bond with approved personal security or lien on the
land as the Commissioners may think proper
Any of the above tracts will he sold private sale
VI S.S S S1 SS5S oe""''.
Lexington, July 27. 24-4t
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
"REMINISCENCES OF THE LAST WAR.

WARRINGTON, 19h July.
spent yesterday Sunday with my friend Captain
Catesby Jones of the NAVY. who now lives about 0
miles from the City, in Fairfax County, Va, upon a
Farm which he inherited from his father. Daring the
conversations of the day, took occasion 10 enquire OF
him the particulars OF his Gun-Boat Fight with the
British, on the coast OF Louisiana, in 1914, short
time previous to the great battle of New Orleans.
had heard, many years ago, from authentic
source, som Of the principal incilents Of this battle,
and have often thought, that they had occupied
that place in history. in the general recollection Of
the country. to which they eminenily entitled.
There never was, in ancient modern times, more
true courage displdycd than Jones and his little
exhibited on that occasion With five Gun. Boats and
182 men, he fought 1900 British, in barges and launches
mounting AZ pieces of cannsn. and conducted by
Of the most experienced and distinguished Captains in
the Eng'ish Navy
He killed and wounded OF tn. British forcc about 400
more than twice the number Of men he himself
commanded. In one instance, he sunk boat Contain
ing about 40 men0 at single shot, sh.n she was
within about 30 feet Of the boat in which he alta
toned This gallant young officer, (oi % or 23
Of age, at that time) would have been perfectly jus-
6ed, by the example Of more experienced command
in destroying his vessels and surrendering himself
and crew prisoners Of war; to such a formidable and
overwhe shining force as arrayed before him, with
out firing gun. But this course did not exactly
cord with the spirit Of the young Vrgnian. He de-
tetmined to Sight long he could fight, and then
suffer the consequences Of submission 10 proud and
vinjctiye enemy. He fought until his men were all
killed or wounded or entirely exhausted, and until he
himself was entirely disabled by wounds After being
overwhelmed ard taken, he received from the eneny
the hsrsiiest md most dtsgraceiul treatment lie and
his gallant little band were stopped up in the hole Of
one OF his boats, and would have been suffocated 10
death with smoke, had 1t not been for the determination
he had come TO, and communicated 10 the enemy on
deck, amounting to Or 400, Of putting FIRE TO the mag
aZne, and blowing them, with himself into the air.
This threat induced the enemy to permit him and his
crew TO remain deck. They then taken to the
ish fleet, where they received from this magma ami
enemy, every insult and indgnity-wbose watch.
worI afterwards, 10 liceoous soljery, beauty
and boofg" The consequences of this battle vera
IN ho 4
then only about 1000 men. IL checked the enemies
advance upon New Orleans, an afforded further time
for defensive preparation.
Its pleasant az we'll as useful TO rscur occasionally
to these scenes Of formsr mes, which do much no.
10 the chivalry Of our country. We see in them
that gallant spirit and sel-devotion which the life
and soul OF free Institutions, and upon which alone
they must depend 6r preservation, in times Of public
danger.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Having contemplated the question Of Internal Inn
Provements, as affected by the message the Mays.
Vile road, and finding solid Of satisfaction, in
the positions assumed by the Presidents is impossible
to restrain tho mind Of the palrio from compre
henive confederation Of the prospects OF bis country
Discerning all consideraiors Of person. wholly I'M
worthy the American community and proce eding the
eStminaton Of "asures, affecting well the charac-
yer oil ne government, a. the happiness and prosperity
Of the ciiz-n IL will be found that in addition the po-
Hey Of Internal improvements to be conducted by fed
erd authof,y, the law regulating duties on mposs b.
sg'tated and convuised the public mind thsdegree OF
excitement which unhappy prevails deriving its orr.
gin from this hideous source having are adv
the most serious ALARM for hefn'egrty and sanctiy OF
the Union.
In 1916. IL was discovered by those at the helm Of
State, that the recent with mother country pre-
serving the characteristics Of all family fsud had en-
tailed on America the disastrous necessity, OF adopting
certain hscal regulations, then denominaed revenue
measures, but seriously affecting foreign trade. The
effects OF the then loreold; and the pre-
dcti'ni have been too fatally Observation-Disclosures IL
the mother OF mi4ortune: The sagacity OF Dome ,te
msDuiaciurers,c spying the resulting them
selves, from this restraint foreign importaons de-
term ned po'sibleo induce the g)vernp emit to adopt
the restrictive system az its ruling policy; and in their
zeal TO convince the public, doubtless many have con.
WINGED themselves that the character OF the nation i'm.
Periou'y demands, an entire Independence Of foreign
labour Tor all tbs necsssaries add convenences OF life
indeed for every article of commerce. which could
posbly be produced a, home which the olIy Of an
american citizen had induced him to hope, might be
adyantageouly r-ared That fatal jealousy OF all for
egners which has 90 long disturbed the reposo of ma
TONS and harrassed and buichered the family Of Man
came TO their eHsctua aid--and consprng with Iosol
ineilenta and selfish considerations, produced major
NY OF tbs repre- entsves Of the people, who declared
Themselves tho champions Of Domestic Manufactured
II unnecessary TO recite the edngs of this ma.
ioriy IL would be more agre eahe II they could be bIs
ted from ha page Of history Duties have been eaped
on dnjes-monoPoly created after ruonopoycomfneree
liugeredtrade Iineuished-the marine has been actin
ally swep, from the and Agriculture goans with
dying asoniesyear after year have whole communities
OF our suffering counirymen united IN representing
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a NHICKAHOMINf LAND FOR SALE-rhs
" subscriber Is empowered by deed Of trust from
Judge Hay and others, Of record in the cfics Of tn.
clerk OF Heurico county TO SELL and he now osrs for
SALE the estate called Ashhed, contanin about niue
hundred and thirty acres situated on Chickahominy in
the county Of Henrco, about seven miles iron the
CITY Of Richmond
The estate lists OF two parcels: the upper separat.
ell from the lower by slip OF land about four hundred
yards wide. TIL. upper parcel contains about $780, and
the lower abou, 500 acre..
On the uppsr parcel thar IL excsii,nt brick dwell
ling hsuse, 90 by 32 feet having six large anil tive
small rooms, and four large closets. The house was
built about 'hs year 1914. sndi sa TO be good any
a.o of brick. The other houses kich,n serv
apartments. stables. aud cornhouse &C. are of wool
About oneihird Of this tract is as am told what is
called mud land, 40 45 of which are cleared
and in meadow, which may, with little trouble be KEEP
constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract, about 500 acres there are
barns but dive ling hou ,e blu, int
ed for the Overseer. II has good scte for dwelling
house near an excellent spring and most abundant
supply OF fire wood. There is aso an orchard on IL
Ii IL represented, that Of this tract between one and
two hundred dmu land. that NAV be easily
cleared, AMI that equal to any land on Chckahomi
NY.
The district Of country in which these lands are sit
uaed. is said TO he very healthy and entirely exempt
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interes,
thereof, payable emi-annuay, satisfactorily secured,
a liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold seraraalv, fhe purchaser
should so desire ROBERT SrANARD.
July 81. est
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TRANsYLyANIA UNIVERSITY.


DUEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The Course Of l. c.
I'VE lures in this institution will commence, usual
on hq LIST Monday in November, and terminate on thu
1t Saturday in March. The arrangement for the
suing session will he as follows viz
Nat erid yNedicd and shedieal Botany, by Doctor
Short, daily, AZ nine o'clsck, A. NJ. Ticket SIJ.
Obstetrics and The Diseases of Women and Children,
by Doctor Richardson, daily, at 10 o'clock, A NJ
S15
Institutes of Medicine and Clinical Practice by DR..
Caldwell, daily. at III o'clock, A.. NJ. SIS.
S S,~~Syw@ $iiSS BY DR.. Dudley, ten times a
week, VIZ: daily, at IL o'clock, and four times a
week al O'clock, r. NJ.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by DR.. Blythe, daily, al
1 o'cIock, p NJ. SIS.
ati o'clock, p. NJ.
The bIsfricua,ion Fee is SIS. and that Of Graduation
$50. BY order Of the Faculty,
C. w, SHORT, M -. DIAN.
Lexington, Ky July 81 2i-iOt
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Heaven Mis- vac O,
While all tho aalietiny
falls s heavily friends neghbor
hood and those for whom m INCREASINGLY aboured
his ministry His win be remembered feelings OF
tho most respectful esteem.
Friday tho 10th July, Laurel late
denee IN Chesterfield Dr. SAMUEL PArrEsos in tho 4t
his lie has fallen victim middle
sonal usefulness tho relentless archer
often turned aside Others numerous and syupathxng
crowd of relatives ends, and his
der actcd his deep they had
sustained in tire death OF their friend and brother
confidence Of hopo ia tho suicicncy Of the
tho al inst t. H. ADAMS, Esq. Senator Of the a. s.
from tho State of Mississippi.
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testimony FROM ApRoAp.

SWAIM'S PANACEA.
From the Royal Hospital Of 81. Joseph, at Lisbon.
TRANSLATION.
Joze Lourcnco de Luz, Surgeon Of His Most Faith.
ul Majestys Household, Lecturer of Surgery In tn
Royal School OF Surgery, at Lisbon, &c.
Ceries, that Mr.. Armand Tn sophilus ID ,nnpf bav.
ing requested me to use in my practice Swaims Para
eea, had an opportunity Of trying that medicn, on
patient affected with ulcers of screuous nature
had been thirteen months in Of the wards al the
Royal Hospital OF ST. Joseph considered ncurable and
not expected TO Hve many days. and after having used
said medicine for two months and half following The
directions that accompanied the bottles Of said Panacea
be was entirely cured.
further certify, that during the tim the patient wac
might be attributed the RAPID cURs. In truth Of ths
same, and 1t being demanded OF pass this cerlifc
and swear under oath Of the holy evangests as 10 the
truth thereof. (Signcd)
JOE. LoURENCo DA LUZ
Lisbon, 18Th Dec. 1929
recognize the above signature IN be the actual
handwriting Of the person therein mentioned Lisbon
18Th Dec, 1929. In testimony of The truth,
(Signed) JOAO CAErANO CORREA.
i, j Pemberton Hutchinson. Consul OF the United
States OF America for the kingdom OF Portugal, SC do
hereby certify, that the foregoing signature Of Joao
Caetnno Correa IL his actual handwriting, and that no
Is Notary Public duly commisioned AMI sworn, and
all his acts such entitled TO full faith and credit
and that the acts stated in the foregoing deposition
correct and true
IL 81 In testimony whereof have hereun,o Get
day OF January, 1890
J. PEMBERToN HUTCHINSON.
~ Soldby JAMES McKrLDoE, Richmond
July 27. 23-w1y '
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I'D OSEHiLL FOR SALE--The subscriber ia au-
q thorzed TO sell this valuable estate in the county
above Tappahannock The tract contains by old survey
eight hundred and OrtysevoD 797 Of which
are fiat land, leaving fifty of high land, upon
which the buildings are situated The dwelling house 10
large and commodous and there is every necessary
house, the situation commands fine view Of the river,
and surrounding country, and healthy any upon
the river Tho wood land (about 200 acres) il situated
in the centre Of the tract, making il equally convenient
every field This estate has generally equalled snd
frequently surpassed any river land in the neghbor-
hood in its products Any person wishing TO purchase,
can have reference 10 Col VIM Garnett, OF Mantspke,
who owned and lived upon the estate about 20 years My
brother who is upon the estate, will show II any
one Terms can be known Nv application TO the subscr
her. JOHN w. ROBINSON
King s. Queen, Iuly n. 2s--st
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LAKE ON rARIO SrEAM HOAr.
&3& YUNHE ONTARIO, w. II.
a n IL Miller, master, 10 a safe fast
6sz81s7sI5zE3zEz2sa sailing boat, propelled by two low

a ~ IL Miller, master, 10 a safe fas,
zfESs5s sailing boat, propelled by two low
pressure engines OF 60 horse pow
The route from NiaSars to Ogdensbureh is one of the
most interesting tina, country offers to the traveller
the views the Niagara river Qheenston heights and
Brooks monument, Fort Niagara, the prosperou, and
rapidly growing villages on the American side OF the
U. s. government at the mouth of the Genesee river
Sodus aud Oswego, SC.
The fare has been considerably reduced the present
season.
On her passage down. the Onario will leave Niagara
every Wednesday evening; Rochester, Thursday morn Z.
ing; Oswego, Thursday evening; and arrive at Ogden
burgh on Friday afternoon.
On her passage up, size will ave Oglenburgh eve
ry Saturday evening" Sack>tts Harbor, Monday morn
ing; Oswego, Monday evening"; Rochester, Tueeday
morning; and arrive at Niagara in the evening.
July 20. 24-wIOt
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RU EDICAL COMMUNICATION.- Will not the
IvA ensuing narrative put TO the blush those Medi-
cal men in Philadelphia, and other parts of the United
States, who are exerng every effort to prevent those
who are afflicted wi diseases for which Swain's Pa
pacea Is known to be nfallble from using il.
In this narrative find The distingus hed Ply
sieans OF Portugal, administering it TO their Patients
Their magnaniInty and freedom from prejudice il
strongly contrasted with the despcable conduct of ma
ny OF their professional brethren in this country.
Another observation may be made, both upon these
cases and upon most Of the others that have been
ported, that the subjects upon whom it tried and
whom IL relieved in the exremities OF diseas and
exhaustion, the vigour OF their constitutions entirely
ptofrate, and yet there those who have the auda
city to say, that the medicine which stad the hand OF
disease, sustained nourished and cured them, contain
ed noxious ingredients! Surely, it occur to all
that il il contained any deIeterous principle it had
operated most mcbievou,ly upon those whose con sti
tutions had the less strength to resist il.
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nICOER,S pRIZr orrfct

BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE
CONTINUATION Of the most splendid Luck a. this
~ Office.
Drawing Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class Num-
Der 10.
Ii o 81 36 35 % 81 s.
Number 81 IS, Capital Prize OF $500 with several
Of the smaller Capitals sold and paid at sight
Drawing Connecticut State Lottery, Class Number
10.
sc o 81 4s Is AZ % 3.
Number 81 5S,the highest Capital Prize Of StO 900
was sold to resident of Richmond, TO whom the Cash,
as Il usual with Bigger,was pal al sight.
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. l3-to be drawn Sa
turday next SIS, inst
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MARRIED. lat Cincinnati, Thursday week, Dr. HAYwARr
Of Boston, Miss SAsAH ASN MBEAN, daughter Of to Hon
ions MIEAr.
- nj St Louis Mr.. JAcoa AILrNDEn Of kentucky To Mis-
MARrHA SrArFoRo of Baltimore, Md At Jefferson Barracks
Capt q. g. HuNrgH, Of tho a. s. A. 20 HsHREr J. daughter
Major J. Rsque, Of Lynchburg, Va.