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with Slim and fntid stnols--vor,ltins - iassS
and hard elly--pains andsickness at hS W. !,
mach-pain. in the head and thighs, wl',,
lowness Of spirits--slow fever, with sn. .1l
and irregular pulse dry congh-ex' cessls0'
thirst--sometines pale and unfeAithy Sou.
nance. and sometimes the face bloatso s''u :.
ushed a,<ove
Persons afflicted with any OF the aooss
symptoms, should have immediate Iecou.a.
- Eamilfou's Iyorm Destroying Loze". g,
which have been constantly attended, Wi.n
success IS in all complaints similar 10 those aooss
described.
Mes.rs. NJ. Lee and Co.
Observing that my son, SIX years % aso
was troubled with difficulty III breathing
(snmeting frequently rising in his throat
restless at night, loss on flesh, sc. From
those SYMPTOMS was confident he had worms
and having procured box of Lees W orn,
Destroying Lozenges, the first dose expeiiea
twenty three large worms, which gave nm nm
immediate relief He now ENJOYS a good state
of health, and | believe can from experience
say, that Lees Lozenges are the most eft'ca-
cious remedy for worms now IN use.
THOMAS PETERS,
ofthe firm of Peters and johnson
Baltimore, Julyl, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20

The following is an extract Of letter
from Copenhagen, dated Nov. -" Since
my last letter to you, an intrigue of very
curious nature has been discovered. The
Hereditary Prince of Denmark, who is m ar
ried 10 daughter of the Duke of Mecklen
burgh, being called from home by military
duties, had scarcely been gone three days,
when it was discovered that Frenchman of
the name Of Dupuis, who was the ballet mas
ter, and also had been chosen toiDstruct the
Princess in singing, had been perceived go
ing into her apartments at late hour in the
night. a guard was placed to watch his re.
turn, and at four in the morning he was seen
leaving the Princess's bed room An express
was Immediately dispatched to the Prince,
to make him acquainted with the circum-
stance; and on examining the Princess she
confessed her guilt. Dupuis was instantly
sent under an escort TO Lubeck, never TO re
turn to Denmark under pain OF death, and
the Princess has since been sent to Altoona.
Messengers have been sent TO all quarters, to
apprize her relations cf her conduct, and a
divorce is expected to take place. This
same Dupuis was some years ago in the Swe-
dish service but his conduct was SPONTANEOUS
that he was banished rom that country
LoHdon hdher.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20

Mr.. William Tappan. Of Geneva, set or,
Oh Journeyto Boston in the stage with his
niue daughter, about years old. In eros
sing the lake on the ice. he committed mis-
Child to the care of Miss Vredenburph. n
young lady of about IS years of age. of a
very respectable family at Scancotaps lake.
who remained in the sleigh; the other pas.
sehgers considering the passage dangerous,
chusing to walk at distance. AS Mr. Ian
pan was holding up the hind part of the
/ sie'gh, 1t broke through the ice. and that
! with inc horses were instantly under water.
Nir. iappan swan to where the ice would
bear him, and looking back, essaw Miss
Vredenourgh holding up his child above
water, who with a surprising comDosure of
mind. and unexampled disinterestedness. ex-
c'aimed-"For Gods sake, Mr.. Tappan.
save your child, for we are both drowning
together
Mr.. /. plunged in again, received the
ch'id from her hands, and was fortunate e.
nough to place 1t in safety on the ice. He
then returned and took the young iadv, who
was quietly waiting up to her neck in water.
s,'nGhS upon the upper part of the sinking
sieigh, and swan with her again to a place
OF saiery. All this time she never uttered a
sign or complaint; but suffered Mr.. Tan
pan to take hold of her in the most advan-
tageous manner for swimming, and delibe
ra'e'y avoided grasping him with her hands
which she was sensible might prove fatal to
them both. The result was, that under Pro
violence, the tortltude and presence OF mind
"a tnese twopersoDs, was the means of saw.
ng thfee souls from watery grave. 1t NAV
ne observed at the same time, that the wea-
ther was so excessively cold that their clothes
were immediately stiiFened with ice,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20
THURSDAY, Feb. 3,

The bill to incorporate a company for ma.
King certain turnpike roads III the district
OF Columbia was turtle, discussed, and or.
dcred to be engrossed for third reading.
The bill granting a right of pre- e.nption
TO purchasers of public lands in certain ca
scs was read third time and ordered to be
ergrossei.
G1c senate resumed nc c1rsi larqtion ol
Nr Reeds motion Tor a. enel,, fncn. 20 the
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POLi1ICIL VIEIGS.

NJ period when we have demonstrated to
curse Ives i,e truth, that nations as well - rulers
may he infatuated to their ruin, it cannut be TN
interesting 10 blend with the general current of
more iocal politics, a sketch Of power and
government, which hes been all but ext;ne,is'led
by tic blindness and reiterated folly of It's 10
Iers, anl &C lhEorance ~ its people, and sune.eA
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20
G0t1nreGa.
IN SENATE,
WEDNESDAY,. Feb.

''HNEo I, L Gu. {.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradtey, the further
consideration Of the bin to engage corps OF
volunteers for a short period in the service
OF the y. States, was made the order of the
day for Monday next
The bill from the House of Representa-
tives concerning the Virginia military land
warrants was read and passed to a second
:adiDg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20
BALTIMORE, February Is.

Captain Barnard. of ship Hero, at New.
iorS, left Lisbon 25th December; at which
time flour was at eight dollars, plenty
rice 75--pork 12-beef 1O-cotton pro-
do.-codhsh (American. J
no saie-indian corn 3G-bbl. slaves So
pipe do so. The French were said to be
WITHIN 30 miles of Lisbon, when Captain
Bernard sailed.
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so. 7u0 lu. 81. go 664 q
81, 62s 7.4s8 oon 4 4na .non

~, oI,oZS Z. 40S QUO 4, 4U9, GOO
These loses are independent OF the circle Of
burgundy or Netherlands, the Austrian fiefs in
Suabia, Bavaria, and Franconia the Venetian
commons, Lombardy, and the Milanese, los. by
former coalitions.-lturo-n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20

seph. WAS also her sar ne de-, crpo;son il .5os
and frarc,s IL TIE present emperor, is .ie son ci
that Leopold.
= Francis H. was Dor, s, February. 1-es, has
been twice married. his !irst wife wn.,n he mar.
tied IN II So was princess of Wrte n,hercr, who
died an 1870 the same wear he married his cou-
sin. Maria Theresa, of Naples. By rs Rrs, wife
he had no issue. by his prec@nt wife he has two
sons and four daughters TIE eldest son Fer,l
nand Charles, born April 10, lT35; the second
Joseph Francis Leopold, burn April 9, l7go; SO
that his eldest SON must he IS years old. The
brothers of Frarc;s IL. are sevcn-I. TIE late
archdukc clec,or of Saitlburg, and Formerly
grand duke OF Tuscany, Ferdinand, who con,..an-
ded the army in Poland, lie was born in NAV
1869, he married his cousin ano,ier daughter OF
the is,e king ofthe Sicil;es.
The 0vchdUte Charles, Che ci.dcvant e, ST GER
er0I OF Europe) born 5,h Sept. lIIi--3. Joseph
Antony. archduke palatine OF Hungary, March
l7!6.-f. Antony Victor Joseph, August l770
%. John, (thc chief of the army that wrote a
letter TO the French general duke of Istra TO lay
down his arms d born, Ianrary 81. 1896 Re
gister Joseph. September 50, 1855 p. Louis
December II, 1894 5 Kodospi,, January e
1888, aud two daughters, one Maria Theresa,
born 1907, and narr'ed to the brother ofthe king
OF Saxony Maria Anna, botn i1lo. and a,,Doin,
ed aboess o. Prague in 1891
We shall close this article by Wow of It's OK
tent, * population resorvng for another essay !,
political sketch, applied TO lis modern history aud
The consequences keeping in ,n,nl that the facts
here given viii be fn,ud to agree with those of
M. de l.ucca, Clarke's statistical view of Ger
many, the annals of prince Lichstenstcin, Hoe
quet, Tartllen, sn,i the Baron dc More.
REMAINS OF tn. LATE HOUSE OF AUSTRIA,
BY nv PeAcE OF 1899.
So Dlles Inhabitants Doiia-s.
Hungary, $4,000 6,20o,000 5000 OOJ
fra'sli ssttia, IS 400 $4,000 / LOCO OO9
5ciavonia, 1000 25ooGO $4,000
Bohemia, 14.460 100000 3,5Ql.OOO
fOravia, 4,20O 1, l25, 900 i,2UO,00
Inner Austria or( soo 90 ooo
Styris, '''00 o'00o fo0'Voo
Lower Austria, 5000 100 oao 1000 QUO
Part Upper Austria, 5000 54 600 $40 900
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FoRT1ruDE AND PRESENCE OF MIND.

~ sTiking example of fortitude and pre-
sence OF mind, was exhibited a few DAYS
since by gentleman and Young lady. in
passing the Cayuga lake, in the state Of n.
YORK. The circumstances were rs follow.
Bost. Pal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20

MONDAY, Feb. 10
The bi'l tn prevent the issuing of ,ea-,.,,..rs
except to certain ,essels. was read secon,, time.
AMI committed to Messrs. Bayard, Bradley, al
l.eih
Inc consideration NJ 'hc Si'' to engage in The.
service OF the United States, for "A snort per,nt
corps o. volunteers was, on motion Of M.
8raaf.y, further postponed until Monday next.
Mar Lloya's motion eating for information on
the amount a. duties accru,ng from imports from
the Mediterranean, and also for the. amount of
u"t'es accrumg from the duty commonly Called
the Mediterranean fund, was taken up & agreed
to.
The House resumed the consideration Of The,
mn Tor Incorporating religious societies in the.
district OF Co.unb's---and, un motion of Mr. An
6s-son. ne further consideration thereof, was
postponed till the first Monday in December
next '
i'he bill for the relief of VIM Hawkins was
read third time and pissed.
J ne tiu To iaco' oorate COMPANY for maxine
turnpike rO'tis IN t,;e District OF Columbia was
inlu'er discussed and amended; and then re-
committed to Messrs Leib, Smith (Md and
Breut
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TuEspAY,Feh. e.

AVESbNf, TOD. =.
The bill to prescribe the mode of application
Tor the purchase Of land at the several land o.i-
ces and tor the relief of Joab Garrett WAS passed
to a third reading
AMERICAN NAVICATION BILL.
Mr. S,r'th ~ M from the committee to WHOM,
was referred the bill Z" concerninpr coumerciat
intercourse with Gccat Britain and France AMI
'he'r dependencies, and for other purposes
reported IT,. same with AN amendment (not a'.
iecting TIC principle OF the billy which WAS read.
the ol IS made the order OF the day for Mon
day next
Mr.. Reds motion FOR an amendment m N.
constitution OF the u. 'tates, was further discus
sed and on motion OF Mr.. CyaSvford referred Ia
a committee for further consideration Messrs.
REID, Crawford, Leib, Giles, & Pickering com.
pose the committee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-20

LIVERPOOL PRICES GUARANTEEING. II.
'Z1mber--Am Pine Logs, Is sd a rs. -
Plaaks, 0s 9dJ a o. 9 id
Boards, O5 Sd Os 5 ia
OaE Logs. SIS OIL n IS III
Pl"nks 1Oi a o. I'D
Boards, o. 81 Os6a
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July ~.
Iuit Received

Ind fer sale By flames Kennedy, sen. Be'I'
a.' seller, King street.
Gentlsms en- and Lady's Pocket Aimanacs
: in plain ana Morocco bindings, tor the yea
lsie. ,
Johnson's Virginia and Farmers Alma.
macs for DO. containing variety OF useini ana
entertaining ma.ter--by the dszen OF other
wise. .-.
= DR.. Hooper's Physicians Vademecum-
iust published--as very useful Manual Tor
Young gentlemen Of the faculty. Price liz
Cents.
DIR. Recess Medical Guide. -.
,Pennineton's Memoirs Of Mrs. Eliza Car
Ter. SIS -
Bellies Lsttres. .-..
Adams's Roman Antiquities.
I. Complete Farrier thew edition.l -
Misses Magazine--a vols;
Porea's Lectures on ST. Matthew. g.s
Nr. Newcome's Harmony OF the Evasss-
M. Wsst's Letters to a Young Man.
J. ssnw,.r's Poems and Task-seperate, sis.
Pant miniature editions. =. -,
Mediator's Kingdom, not OF tn" "afia.
81 and half esnt4 '....
Nsssabsr =: sss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-03
This IS. to give Notice,

That the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
tho Orphans conrt Of said county letters tes-
tamentary on the estate of Wna. Fuzhugh,
ESQUIRE, of Chatham, late Of the county a.
for. said, deceased: all persons having claims
.rai,.st the said deceased, ore hereby warmed
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers there
of to Alexander Moore, Register of Wills OF
Alexandria, on or before the Esd day OF June
next, or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. And those lnteht-
ed thereto are requested to make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this Esd
day Of December, 1909.
Robert Randolph,
Fse-utor ofWm. Ttzhush, ef Chatham.
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d, FOR Sale. or Exchange.

TIE subscriber offers to sell or exchsnse
for property in the town OF Alexandria' 500
acres OF Land uponthe Great Kanhawa river,
in the state of Virgins. fhe tand.is situated
immediately upon the banks ofthe river and
nearly opposite the mouth OF Poso''lico
GEEK. Il is all bottom, free from ponds,
out. aad slashes, and in point Of situation as
veil as quality equal to any lands upoa he
aid, riysr. A more particular description
will be given and the terms made known BY
snplcation to the subscriber who will give an
nd,sputabls title
John D. 'Simms.
Jonu,rv a., 3taw3w
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Public Sale.


AT one O'Clock. Pm. on SATURDAY the
10Th day of February next, the subscriber
will offer for sale, at tue coffee house.,
ALot of Ground on the north
side of King street, between Fairfax x Wa
ter streets, extending in front on King street
"a feet4 inches, in depth 80 feet, bounded on
the north BY Ramsay's alley. -
: The sale will b, made under deed Of
trust to the subscriber, and an in!isnutable
title conveyed to the purchaser. A credit OF
three, six, and 9 months will be allowed OH
good negotiable notes with an approved eH-
dorser. A lien on the property will DE re-
tanned until payment. ~"
R. l. Taylor.
January ls. ..-.. 2awts
a. Printing in all its variety,
neatly execuked at this eHce.
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The Fee.simplc FSt"e
Valua6k Proberty for Sale.
January s.

IN pursuance Of deed executed 70 inc
subs. ribcrs on the lith day Of Auguft, 1908
by the late Rotsri r. Heoe, Esq. iTt"ust Tor
certain purposes ,::.erebv expressed, they VIII
proceed to sell ut public auction, at the Ioi'
Zee. House, in the town Of Alexandria, on the
first Monday'in March next, the following
valuabie PrQaer'y viz. -,
One Lot of Ground in Eac
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe stress
with n Wharf extended from the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac,
One OTHER Lot, situated on
Water street, between Prince aid Duke
streets, and fronting about ~ feet on iVater-
street. This lot is handsomely cncloscd' ana
there is very productive garden upon 1t.
The ssadiv!ded dloiety etthe f0H'wh"g If'ne''
ty, all situa.ed in the said tow" u 'i'tes"-
d'ia, to wit
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said X. +. Hoo lately resided
situated at the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, and fronting feet or therea-
bouts: on Water. aud feet on Prince
streets. On this property therev-are cxten-
sive Brick Buildings, forming a large and
we'll finished Dwelling House & three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, pump IN the
yard and an excellent garden.
II l. S O, :
The undivided Moicty Of a
House and Lot situated at the corner OF Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting teet On
Water. and feet on Duke. This pro-
perry is subiec TO al annua! rronhd rcii, ior'
ever OF sixty one end ar hrlf dollars.
The whole OF the above property except
the last is free OF cncumbrAnCc, ard will
shewn at any tine to such as desire 10 TIC Ill
formed about it. The sale will I've made on a
credit OF 6, II and ls months Tor approved
intorsed notes, nc so,iaoIc At the bank OF Alex'
andria.
Cbarl,s Sinne
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an Improve
ment in the instrument for extracting teeth,
by which thar operation is rendered consider
ably less painful. and more safe, than by the
common method and applies in all cases.
During some months use OF this instru-
mcnt, 1.-THE only one except Brmf's Patent,
where that will apply the jaw has in no in
stance beeniniured nor the gum tern Tor Ia
eerated.l
Persons who ;chuse it, attended at their
homes as usual Apply lower end of Prince
street to
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for patent, it cannot
be seen for examination at present.
December %. e'5m
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Eos Acres OF Land for Sale.

so5 Acres OF Land tor Sale.
WISH TO SELL the above quantity 81
i LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown TO Alexandria, and about
an equal distance from each town.
This property is fully one hall covered wl'L
wood. which will render it on advisable pur-
chase. on the terms that will sell it.
George n Tewett, Esq.wi'l shew the
land to any gentleman who she's to see Il,
and will give the necessarywi information.
George II. Chapman.
December Is. zaf
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January %.
Orphans' Court,

6,escudria County, Dec. Term, 1909.
Ordered, that the executor of VIM. li'z-
hugh of Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times \ week for
eight weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gazette
'Teste,
49, Alex. Moore, Regllter.
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I5vcnty Dollars ResJGrd.

ID AN AWAY on FRIDAY tue 18th inst.
N Negro Man slave na'ned RIL,L-he
calls himself Bill Poynr, bconsing to the
subscriber, living in Charles county, state Of
Maryland. The said slave is house servant,
waits and drives cnr,;.ge very we'll; he is
2; years Of age, s feet 9 inches high, small
face, handsome lively eyes, is very fond ii
strong liquor, plays on the hIdlc-had on
and took with him one suit Of blue nankccns,
a dark cloth coat anl o,scai!s, two jackets Of
Bennct,'s cord. two lucia cotton shirts, ore
with ruflcs one pair Of. good boots, one hat
half worn, and snn.lry other Wearing apparel,
not sufficiently known I" 5e wcii describe d.
The said slave too!. ti:'dl: with him, and it
is'cxpectei t!,at lie i";~nls 20 go to Frederick
Town (Mary.anG). The above reward will
be paid for securing the said slave in my
public Jail. and reay,n.h!s chsrsus IL brought
10 me in Charles county
Priscilla H.CcArts.
January IS. -
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Another tract, called>Holhs's

Marsh, ly,ne In the county otWestrf,oreIans
Contains about asoo acres, bordering on Tue
river Potomac, adjoining the Strattord esta's :
and the late residence Of Richard Lee esq' VI VI
~Chsntilly. On the estate are huIios
f,rr. and tenants at will. Part OF this iaho
3s extremely fertile, and all OF 1t as gooa as
,bs lands generally are in that part OF the
en,,isry. eThs Marsh affords excellent range
.f6r stock; and Is happily situated tor hsh anu
fowls of which that river a6oonds' aho h'us'
ne de sirable estate &c any person VINO may
choose to reside il that part ofths country
It viii however, laid off TO suit purchasers
The above lands are held by deeds OF Pur-
- rinse duly recorded in the general court
Another tract containing o92
: acres, lying in the county of Berkeley, ad.
;o;n;ny the residence Of Rawleigh Coisttn'
esq. Of which about $50 acres is leased lot"
: balance Of the life Of an aged man,the rest te-
nantsd at will This land is situate IN wnat
is called the big bend OF Potomac and borders
. ON il. In point of fertility it is esteemed IN
Serior 20 none in that part OF the state anu Is
C held BY deed from James Marshall, esq.
Seven other tracts containing
1000 acres each, adjoining each other in the
county of.Ma.on, within few miles OF the
- Ohio, between the two Kahhawa's on the wa
tiers of Sandy Greek, which runs through
considerable part of 1t. 1t HoIosns inc i'.o'
~ofeeneral Washington, and she late benJe1
min Harrison, jun esq. large portion 0,
tits rich bottom and the upland OF very Sooo
quality. 1t held under the original Paten-
tee by deeds duly recorded IN the general
court. 80, p,
Five full & complete Shares
, in the Dismal Swamp Company.
Upwards of $1,000 acres or
Lands, being very old military rights, lying
In the states Of Ohio, Kentucky and the In
diana territory, chiefly patented IN my own
name and ready to be shewn.
y, IA moro particular description OF the lore
, xeinr property may be seen by applying TO
Mr Thomas faylcr, Of Richmond, who IS
authorized &c make contacts, or 10 myself
I'm Alexandria. The Ii les arc all undoubtco
and the terms proposed are, one iout,h J.
cssh NJ the time of conveyance, the Daiance
;. in three instalments. the last two TO be on
= interest from the date. Any species OF the
puhl;c stock and the different Banks IN tho
Gn;,ed States of Insurance Companics-ol
the Potomac Bridge and Turnpike Compa-
MES will be received in payment accoroinE
70 their fair value. Ground rents IN inc GU!
Of Richmond and town Of Alexandria, or
Houses and Lots, will likewise Be received
In payment according to such rates As may
be agreed upon. =.
; John Hopkins.
~x,,-..v 2aW6m
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For Sale or Hire,

Two smart NEGRO sOYS-the eldest
about sighsssn, the ypinSsst alos,S twelve
years Of a9s--Enauise G: TIC PrGier.
jsDgary Is. sa