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Land for Sde.
/ WlIL SELL 1HE FARM -eALL1o
HOPE PARkE,

TJORMERLY the residence of DR.. Da,
4 vid Stuart. decd, lying in the coun.
ty of Fairfax and State of Virginia, near
the old road leading from A!esapdlla
through Centreville twenty miles from
the first. and six from tie last mentioned
place. This tract of land contains nearly
two thousand acres, is mostly in timber
and fire-wood. There are between i've
and six hundred acres of this land ludici'
ously cleared, and we'll enclosed highly
adapted to clover, and with the use OF
plaster may be made exceedingly pro-
.ductive. The improvements consists Of
a very commodious dwelling house, good
stables, barn, corn houses, and every 0.
Their necessary building. There is an ex.
cellent Grist Mill with great fall on ne.
verfaiIing stream Of water: it is at this
tine in complete repair. Near the dwell
ling house there are extensive peach and
apple orchards, consisting of great va.
riety of thebest fruit, and fertile garden.
AS the portion of wood land adjoining this
farm is unnecessary large, / should like
to sell part Of it in detached lots. Tho
Oserseer residing at Hope Parke will shew
the improvements.
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. ,1,y ..vl..ia e~tru.

1ii.y -,Vi...i3 c"tlu
DANaWAY on Monday the lst INST.
IN, from Alexandria, Negro REN-25
dll,rs will be raid if taken thin &c
miles Of AleA andria, and the above re-
ward II beyond the distancs--Een was
ra;sed by Mr.. Patton near Alexandria
he IS about II years cid, tall and slender
With a small stoop, very narrow across
the breast--had on an old dra0 coatee
and thicksett pailtaloons-Appiy at the
Office Of the Gazette.
May 10.
lot Pressed Playing Ca, ds.
lust rec s.lca sri ts' ale
John A. Stewart.
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James r. Riddle,
Has received, and offers for Sac
4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT o1rREsH
SPlNING GOODS.
ALSO,
a cAsE OF
Fashionable Straw Bonnets,
May Q. cow.
Dissolution Ct Partnership.

TIME Partnerships heretofore
existing under the firms ofJalncs &
George Carson & Northumberland George
Carson, have been dissolved by mutual
consent, all those indebted to said firms,
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to George Carson, WHO'S fully au-
thorized to receive tie same, and those
having claims will present them to him
for Observation-Disclosures the partner
ship under tie firm of James Carson &
Go. is, dissolyed BY mutual consent, those
indebted to this firm, will make payment
to James Carson, who is fully authorized
to receive the same, and to settle the bu-
siness of said frln.
James Carson,
Nehemiah Carson,
George Carson.
Maya. eo4t
ORPHANS COURT
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VIM. Robinson.

Howard, April 90. lawtf.
p Tie Editors Of TIE Fed. Republi.
can, National lrtelligencer, Leesburg
Washingtonian, Fredericksburg Herald,
and Winchester Gazette will please in.
sert the above once week till forbid and
send their accounts to this Office for pay.
mert.
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T WILL also SELL tie folerins
tracts Of LAND lying in tie Coxnty
Of Hampshire, State Of Virginia, ris:
1900 Acres on the llegany

AcoO AASASo VII Viz HSSniiy
Mountain adjoining the lands of 1homas
B. Martin and Alexander King, between
the deep Run, and Howell's Run, drains
of the North branch of Potomac River.
SO acres on the said mountain adjoining
the lands of said King, Michael Mile
BENJAMIN Bee!er and the Pine Swami
Survey-48G acres on the Great Cacar ionp
-405 acres adjoining the lands of DAME,
Royce, between sideling Hill, ard spring
gap Mountain-S0Oa acres on North branc
Of Potomac River near Doves Mill-Aiso,
a small piece Of Land containing seven
acres lying on the North branch Of Poto.
mac River, near, or adjoining tie last
mentioned tract. These lands ere we'll
watered with never failing springs Of the
most delicious water, and riyulets Tassing
through them; well timbered /: fertile, &
may be purchased on reasonable terms,
and on a hbei al credit.-They are known
by the persons residing in tleir vicinity,
as having been the property of DR.. David
Stuart, decd. I.tS # e E.nihax County and
State Of Virginia.-Also for sale, abou.
see acpes Of valuable ltilnbered and wood
land, lying in the County of Stafford and
State Of Virginia, about ten miles above
Aqua Town) and on said run, near tie
property of Geo. Lane who will shew tie
land and make known TIE terms.
For further particulars relative to these
several tracts of land, apply to tie sub
scriber living in tie County of Fairfax &
State Of Virginia near Alexandria, Dis
fr,ct af CnlyImh;s
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A MOORE, Reg'r.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-02-08

ceved into the family, and perfectly restored to health
by the sxilUl att-nt.os OF Mr.. John W Dorsey--.be
fore became acquainted With them. a few days pre-
vious 10 the discharge ofte brigade attacked by
lnfiammatory Bilious Fever which Shortly termina
ting in Typhus, rendered Unnecessary for ,e 10 quit
camp. This l did with reluctance, because | was a.
ware that all the public houses in the Reghborhood
were already IN the occupancy of others equally act-
ed with nyseand that therefore my appeal must be
TO the humanity oil some private gentleman. | wen;
directly to Mr. Dorsey's, and received h sua-
vty OF manner so uncommon, anda welcome cordial,
that II dIssipated all my apprehepsions in
And during five weeks that (the greater part which
was extremely in and faithful friend and fellow
soldier, Lieut.. Wousso0, who re,ianed with ms con-
tnned IN las house. did receive from lm, his ax-
csent lady and family, the friendly and assiduous
attentions. To their Kindness their tender synpa-
tbehc and perseverg Efforts in modifying the effects
of distressing Illness the preservation of nay
life.
Nor are those have recited the only instances of
Mr.. Dorseys hospitality To the unhappy SEX and
psnnyless soldier did he extend the same and trust
successful attentions. Nor were they the offspring of
merccnarv views-tor utmost efforts could NOT in
uice him oaccept any of remuneration for all the
trouble and expense we had cost him. IL is to no
bic aud generous hospitality like this more than to
the most wholesome regulations, that are to look
tor an e1eetal alienation ofthe priyaons and suffer
ngs incident To military life.
Your ob't.
BENJAMIN CAREII..
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times pain in the side and breast most all
the cases have met with were extremely
bilious, and required active remedies in the
ocginning. When the throat is mostly COM
planned of, give an Enetc OF Jpecacuanha,
blister the throat and back of the neck, and
give half pint of vinegar whey at night,
the fever will give way to antmouials when
the pulse flags give the sulphurir Ether-6x-
ed air is also beneficial, scarfcation about
the throat is proper, and when suifocation
threatens, proceed to bronchotomy.
When the patient is attacked with peri
pneumonia symptoms, bleed freely, blister
and give an emetic, the next day give the
James powder with one grain of Galomel and
one eighth of grain of opium three times
day, and vinegar whey at night; when the
pulse is low, give Ether.-Almost every pa
tient that was thrown into gentle sweat by
the whey recovered.
Small beer, and milk and water may be
Freely used, and their bowels Kept open by
mild injections.
WIN. SINGLETON.
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THE EPIDEMIC!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Fuoursu

SOUTHAMPTON, Ian 2oth, 1910.
Inc fatality aud alarm, the new disease Of
1914 and 1915 has spread through the conn
try, and the little acquaintance we have with
the nature 81 it, have induced me to Offer
some few remarks respecting the treatmen,
which has proved most successful in the
course Of NY practice. Last spring, from
the analogy II bore to the peripneuInony no.
ina and typhus, it might have been ;ustly
termed the typhoid peripneumoria potba
ne pam III the side. breast and head. shey-
ed It's alliance with the peripneumony notba.
or bastard pleurisy ; whilst the pulse. sub,
sultus tendinum, twitchjnSs and deliriu1r, that
OF the typhus. The great oppression on the 9th.
1th x 9th days was produced by an accu,nlIla
ton OF viscid serum, binderug the free cir
cuiation Of the blood through the pulmopic
and bronchial arteries catarrhal SWIM
TOMS were peculiarly marked in every case.
As the sumner approached, the symptoms
gave way eXceptth the catarrhal, which contin-
ued until 1815---t then became eoidon,;raI
and as all the diseases generally partake OF
the prevailing epidemic, the malignant amin
~, occ' ass0cisted herewith, and produced
the nov prevailing disease, which NAV he
called the Catarrhal Qu.nsv. CoId arnears
TO be the exciting cause.-The eflluWa which
passes of by insensible Precipitation. are
struck IN and thrown upon the lungs from
'he sudden stoppage Of the pores by cold,
and by irritating the lungs, immediately pro-
duce cough, fever and prcternatural eFr-
son to the oronchia, producing sufocation &
death
u sudden translaton Of the morbid matter
may take place 70 the throat, aud produce
s"eting, &c. or 70 the lungs producing all
the - mptoms o. Perip eumony, or to tile
brain, producing delir.um, &c.
he symptoms OF the Epidemic are a
Chill, pax. IL t-s head, back, cough. some
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WA5HtNGToH, Feb. 2.
4 TTnNT DNNfur

~'4i 4 iCtN III ID : Nm.
Docs majority then believe it cxDedjent
10 establish such an institution No; there i,
not that we know, dissenting voice ON thi,
head in either house.
why then shall not such Bank be esta-
blished as will at least mitigate the evils c.-
Perienced by the community, as well as bv
the government, from the want Of it, This
question, though easily solved by those who
nave witnessed the proceedings of Congress for
months past, will not be 50 readily explained
to the mass Of the people, who know and cate
but little, perhaps too little, ofthe sub-d,visi-
ons OF both political parties in Congress. their
conflicting opinions, and their pertincious adj
hercnce to them.
Sulice It for the present to saw we believe
no sucn bank will BIZ established as the pre-
sident WI approve because, when bill n
establish such Bank was before the House
oil Representatives, il was rejected. after r.
very etnt ~ It's favor, ~ the casting vote
OF the Speaker because Il afterwards Lost
trends, as was evident by the refusal Of tho
House Of Represen.ativessto rel:nou; d sn,,
part q their amendments 80 acconurodo,e
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A NEW FRICATE.

we understand, is contemplated by the
citizens OF New-York, to be built by subscrip-
ton Immediately for the gallant Decatur, in
the place of the President. Il is said the nlan
was suggested as soon as the loss of our ia
Vorite ship was ascertained, * with the char
acserlstic hberaIity and public spirit of our
merchants and capitalists, many thousand
dollars offered before noon Yesterday There
is no" no frigate of our building in the A
merlcan navy and we trust the true patri-
otism and pride Of this commercial metroDo-
u.s. VIII not permit the ktrtime defence Of
the country TO remain iois without a contn-
gent or proportion of its strength from New
YORK, commensurate with her abundant re-
sources. her interest in the protection of our
naVai nag, her eminent patronage of indvi-
dual heroism and support Of national glory.
and her attachment to the disinterested Off
Ger whom she has hitherto delighted to
honor and now wishes to console and reward.
a ship OF the line ought to be instantly deci-
ded upon, and would doubtless be ACCEPTED
and ultimately paid for by government.
NJ j. COL
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the views OF the Senate; and because the
opposition party in the house, unanimousiy
opposed to such plan, are sufficiently nu-
merouS' by the aid OF those republicans who
concur with them III opinion on that point.
aud OF those constitrtionally opposed to thr.
incorporation ola National Bank ON any
terms, to defeat such a bill, if it could be
again originated, as has been once reject
ed.
tioual evil NSt T,,,
The Legislature Of Maryland has passed
the bill tor raising 5000 state troops.
The Legislature OF Ohio has loaned 10 the
General Government $4,000 dollars. Tor the
purpose of defrayins the expense Of trans
porting provisions for the supply of the from
er posts. ~
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To the field, regimental,
staff and platoon officers
Of the 81 Brigade.
70 THE Enron.

Co'apbeR Jan 25M, 1915.
May ask The publ cation Of the following lines in
your paycrf
WINE General l. 3 Brigade Of Virginia militia va,
encamped IN the ncghborhuod If Eliicot,'q Mil M
'y'a") Tie troo's we're, perhaps owing 10 yari ~ Of
causes v"coFmOny unhcai,hy. The worthy inhsbit
ants "a the vicinity NJ the camp contributed much IN
uhelr relci ~ Wsiutousiy furnishing them with -
n,y 81 articles not otherwise to have been obtained
ms was to haze been expoctedfrDn the known Cha
racterW Our unry-peole -but ~ exercs, og I,iph
or degree o'iberaity, and a more noble aud vtoer.
V's hospitality claims no, only the unceagins gra,i,ac
80 20 uo'1 y was &tended---.hut likewise to b.
bed up 70 the admiration and example Of our fellow
ciNzsrs
Two Officers who had been for weeks iaboorn- m
uet Ie .sHiv! Ell e,2 VI aeyere cssase Lsd been 81
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From Sackett'S Lurbor Ian. Il
On Sunday las we had grand review, 81
the division, when displayed, showed front
OF near fifteen hundred files It was a me-
lanchoy occasion that called us forth but
ne deserved his fate. Repeated desertion was
ms crime The weather has been very
chanSeaole this winter--one day extremely
cold--next suiiocating to degree-and it is
sand by those inhabitants who pretend TO be
Judges, that the lake will not close. ] 4. is how
ever Of no moment, as in our present state,
we can defy any force the enemy can bring
against US.
There are near six hundred ship-carpen-
ters at this post, busily engaged in getting
timber ready to build two seventy tours and
trigate o. the first class. Although surrDup
ded by spies, our government have reason t,
congratulate themselves on this one very es-
sential point that the whole of the mate
rials FOR the increased naval force to be es-
taolShed on this lake have been contracted
for, and ready for delivery these six weeks"
between two and three thous nd of /
yards army have taken UP their line of
march from Buffalo. a number are expect
ing them here but il cannot be SO on this
account--that here we are fully competent
for our defence, and that an important post
. IS IN danger. You therefore may re-
~ on 1t that the head of this column will first
appear at the place above mentioned."-
l"ince armed at Green6ush1
Phi. Dem PreSs
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FOR TIE EN'QUIRER.
MARYLAND,
Camp, Ellicott's Mills, Nov. sOth, 1914.

Sir,
The time having arrived which is to dsband your
b1gade, and separate Your officers from YOU; they can
not orbear expression of the sentiments which the,
occasion inspires. On taking leave of you. they can
not but have lively recollection of the manv evidences
whe!' yer short command has afforded them of YOUR
tile 10 thclr respect esteem, affection and eutire con-
hdencs hat Won possess all these, they can assure
you IN inc sincerity OF their hearts. These feelings
are not the effect OF unmitary nugenees granted 70
those under your command. They think they cannot
be mistaken IN believing that the heart of every solid
er o Your brigade teataes To the justice If these feel
'nss ana they attribute 20 this cause, much of the
good order, decorum and cheeruness which has cha
racterzed your camp ttc
hey will not trespass you farther but they could
not have parted with YOU satisfied il they had not thus
r gwen vent to their feelings and rendered yop as
they do. their best wishes for safe return IN
your family, for your health and happiness
Most r,si,ncffrllv
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1tahy OF these Objects entered the revolu-
uonary army. as prIyates most of them
were subaltern officers at the close Of the
war. Phil Gaz.
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BENJAMIN CABELL.
DOMESTIC.

OLD SOLDIERS.
The following officers who now hold COM
missions in the y. S. Army, served in the re-
evolutionary army, viz:
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Foreign Intelligence.
BOSTON. June /,

BOSTON, June l.
Extracts from the Journal de Paris up to
tie esd of April, received by the pri-
vateer Com. Macdonough, just arriv-
ed.
These papers contain no new facts of
much Importance. Hostilities had not
commenced at the last date, but vigor
Gus preparations were making on 10th
sides.
The following articles is from the
Journal of the 18th
Ia execution of the Imperial Decree of
the ED inst. registers have been opened
at Paris this day. (29th Aprill at the OF
flee Of the Secretary of the Project, at
the Hotel de Villa, in each CT the twelve
wards in the Clerks of the Courts, In
|bunals and Justices of the Peace, and OF
the Nctaries, for the purpose OF receiving
the votes Of the citizens, on the act III
addition to the Constitution OF the EN-
pire dated the 22d.
The citizens are at liberty to give IN
their votes at either OF these places,
which will be kept open till the 9TH May,
from 9 A. NJ. till 6 p. VI.
| MABsElILEs, april q.
The army of the King of Naples, IS
said to be eight leagues from Genoa:
The following address was posted up
| IN Paris by the Project OF the Seine on u,
the 9th, addressed to the officers ana
soldiers of the old and new guard, ana
the artillery who had obtained their dls-
charge. aon+ ,,;J
| of the Empeyor--France has 20 fears
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.from an unjust attack. She ~
epelling every aggression. 5fttl
oevltable the Emperor viii ,i.a var i
elf at the head of those .nl !,@'e p,
ave never been conquer d with We 4
lie will be surrounded BY thai 'f f.:G ~
,uard, which have given l;,, ia '~'a.l
roofs OF devotion, the brare rs, As;'
.riumpbed uAder the Imperial :" Wig
,Iontmirail, at champauberg. = 'ea /
Officers and soldiers Tie lm.o..
Guard is forming again. Those 4
whose long service and woo,,,|, u "a
prevent. are inyited to retarn H. " ut
'anks.-Jhose of the old guard & < u
'ery, shall be placed in The G,,. So.
second regiment-those O.. tie VS., e.o
guard in one OF the corps now fo, fu.,s
with advance pay Of ) ccnt;n es ~" ",Ss
equal to cent. N!
=, April g.
The garrison of Va'enciennes i ",
to consist of $4,000, and every tb;nn ,'0
iine order for a siege. At Isle f.. IL
was four divisions of infantry, two e
cavalry, and a numerous artillery, y "
VIENNA, April1s
The army of Murat is estimated 49,.
900 infantry and 10000 cavalry, =" S'
fore his departure he named his mra,
regent & reduced all tic taxes one t t
probably to support his arny b2
contributions, from the ecclesiastical
states and TUSCANY.
The Court of Vienna published on r.
14th April, in German and Italian. tJs
statute erecting Lom5ardy and lep;r.
into new Kingdom. Al tie yeprt,r
and Lombard countries are by this gr,
forever united to the Austrian empire (
constituted kingdom. The old iron
Crown is retained. Tie kingdom ,iII
5e governed by Niceroy.
STOCKHOLM.
Some military preparations are max.
ing in Sweden. Under date Of the lotb
is all extract from an address of he
Crown Prince, in which he says" I
shall wait with patience to ascertain
whether there are any disposed to conrO.
vert CUR lawful ,itie-anv somad As to
believe that nations lave lost all risM Of
,ufrage---and shall employ tie Whole
covers OF my mind--all TIE courage that
Sod has given me in defence Ct ,vu.
rights aud my own.
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A valuable Farm and Mill
EGR SALE


YFNHE subscriber will sell by authority,
the .NiU md Plantatioa which he
now occupies, belonging to Lydia Hough,
situated on the edge OF German settle
ment In the County OF Loudon, 9 miles
n. w. of Leesburg and two aud an hall
miles from Waterford, On Beaver-Dam
Greek, & within one mile of the best wheat
neighborhoeds in the county. The tract
contains $50 Acres, surpassed by none Ii
the. county for its fertility. About one
third OF, the land is we'll tinibered, & the
balance In state ofhigh cultivation, the
whole Of which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is a strong frame building, two and
a half stories bigh with three floors, with
one pair ct manufacturing hurrs. feet in
diameter, together with Eca1as' machine
nv complete, and one pair of country
stones, feur feet in diameter.-Thefe are
also on the premises and near the mill
comfortable dwelling house, a good
miller's house, a good framed barn and
Other necessary out houses.
The above property, owing to It's stu
alton and numerous advantages, will no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person DESTROYS of investing their money
IN real estate of the above description.
SAMUEL HOCGH,
N. B. The above described property
will be sold cit er in body or divided as
may best suit purchasers ). II.
Loudoun Co. March II,
April Is. eotf
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Valuable Lands for Sale

Mn pursuance Of decree OF the united
b States Circuit Court of the District
oS Columbia for the County OF Alexan-
dr;a. which decree hath been affirmed on
an anneaI. from the said court by the Ho-
snorahle the Supreme Court OF the United
States at the last February Term. The
Subscribers Church Wardens of the f.
n;sconal Church In Alexandria, by the
consent aad direction of the Minister
and yestry Of the said Church-will ex-
nose to sale for ready money, or in lieu
thereof. the Stock of any Incorporated
Bank in Alexandria at the current mar
Let price Of The day TO be made known
ON the day Of sale, that desirable tract
0f Land Ia the County OF Alexandra
commonly called the GLEBE LIND
situate about 9 miles from Georgetown
Ferry and Z ] miles from Alexandria.
containing $50 ACRES, one half OF
whichis well titnbered with oak, hickory
and chestnut, it is handsomely situated,
good water and fae young orchard Of
thebest selected apples and chefrys; the
Land viii be sold nitire or divided into
smaller parcels if applications should be
made previous to the sale which will take
place on the premises on Thursday the
18th ofJuue next, the title papers MAY be
seen atany time on application to
GEORGE DENEALE
e
JOHN MUNCAS'rER,
Cha.rck Wardelys.
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The Subscribers having altered their firm
of Joseph .NaaGerii!e, continue their
business at tie corner of King 6 Fair
r., -,