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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

m The Portsmouth Cars run daily. Tie PETERSBURG
Cars on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. See
the toiioaeing advertisement.
Passengers will observe that on this koue via The
Chesaneake Bay Boats, and Portsmouth Railroad, only
one gMs sleep is lost between New York and Augusta;
or via Petersburg only night between Richmond and
Augusta. "
The Coaches new, the Horses fresh and well train
cd the Drivers sober and skilful and the fare and
commodaons good. The new, beautiful and Swift
Steamboat North Carolina built by Cornelius Wander
bill, Esq., Of New York. for the Company, has just been
added 10 the line between Wilmington and Charleston
In fine no expense has been spared 10 render The line
comfortable and sae.
Office w. e. R. Railroad Company,
Wilmington, N. c., Dec. 18th, 1887
Inn fZ-lSl
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lanes Rirer Land for Sale.

James RlreT LdnU J0T ouIe'
TIE subscriber wishing to remove State Of Kentucky Of
es for sale tho plantation which he at present esidc III
,s ccn,y Of Goochau Is miles from Richmond, ono mile from
] i":e'n containing 400 of und 100 acres OF .re
nnAin. for nearly mile james River, und not ,uhJec
Tho ho2: the upland Of first quaity2on acres cleared,
,mbcI wood ,nh nbout 100 OF which very wen
49, Ih's undoubtedly Of the hindsomcst and heaith
vrrv w Iames River The dwelling house largo and
ocnce os,S; ""-ttuctch and is situated beautiful emf,
rive, nj, e VIC" FOR several miles both and down the
;Fr.n, tnJ r. and orchard Of fine fruit trees OF
~ nS; @ aa. plantation running water each field
Jd 80, q" sr.st and mill. The subscriber has
cro:h @ .. ,Sh+H, good land, which, if the
ro ,hs ,orr cC ;,s,a Al 'eas, six hundred bushels
nd its vicinity to Richmond the subscribe aers himself
at ,ose wishing To purchase land Vrr,s win co and eYam
in" this farm. Any communication adj .'a WI" cur anu
Tavern will be promptly attended TO- u MN a' io"'''
Doc f62-wSws1 Wut,,, r,n,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

SLAVES FOR SALE-Agreeaby 10 decree Of
e Charlotte County Court, in The suit of Daobs vs..
Dubbs administrators, will be sold, to the highest bid
der n, Charlotte Court House. on The 9TH day of Feb5u
uy eng d.y credit till the list gay of San
security eight likely Negroes, belonging to the estate
of Nancy Dabbs, deed. go
An persons having claims against the said estate, will
bring them forward properly authenticated for payment,
and those indebted are requested make payment with
out delay. ARCHIBALD Vaughan,
Commissioner and admor Of Nancy Dabbs decd.
Ian . 72-t3dF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27
.kECEEJMO.F,U.

The PETERSBURG LNTELLiGENCERO Office for Sale.
YN9HE Establishment, printing materials, &c, of The
to the highest bidder at The Office, the 30th instant
1t was the oldest, and is the only paper published
in Petersburg, and its condition and prospects ale pros
porous aud Furnishing. Persons disposed to purchase
are invited to examine the books and every thing apprI
,ninjuu TO the establishment. liberal credit will be
allowed end further particulars be made known at the
J. D. TONNES, .7ueoneer
nrinrshnrn Inn. % %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

CONCORD ACAuGMY.Tac exercises OF this Seminary Tor
tire year 1898 will the LIST Of February and ter
minnie the Both Of November.
tn. price of tuition, including washing, bedding and
fuel be 500 session OF months payable in ADVANCE
II, course embraces the Languages and Scirnccs
.rne,. a designed prepare students thoroughly TOR Col
e.es Universities. Thare present few vacancies
desirable Ill! with youths whose educuonS are
intended be 0 II liberal scale.
ion Inc tender ,. their patrons
for the grateful sense which they manifest Of the Improvement OF
their soos and wards As character oil the nu
oa r.rce is IN ldc Professors Boanycnsilc, HARRISON Elm
Tucker anI Dsvs Of tho University OF sirsiniaIhG &C.
Cal,y ru.v of access students coming from the Morrill, Or
South being about miles from the Richmond
and addressed either OF the sub
and directed Concord Academy tarono county oc
,.,nutIy attended 20 a. C. COLEMAN,
'''r'' F. w. COLEMAN,
J. D. COLEMAN.
IN. 65-aawl3i+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

YOrICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Going South in
formed l reach Petersburg, Va. there Is ehoiee
by the Mail Line, which runs daily throns
G.sor Ralci: Fayetteville Coumha Augusta Ca &e or by
n, Wmn-ol Railroad, and steamboat Co.'S line, from the
termination o the Petersburg Rairoad through Halifax, Whining
ton nnd Chtrlcslon,
Tn" days starting Petersburg Tuesdays, Thursdays
AMI Saturdays There be delay extra post coaches are
provided at each line.
Petersburg Railroad Office, Dec. 10, 1887. 65-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

MOTlC Thursday, the first day of February,
lN 1885, will he sold to the highest bidder, ut the
dwelling house and store house of Samuel S. Fuqua, in
the upper end of Charlotte county, twenty -four likely
Biey, Caesar, Jack, John, black Nancy, yellow Nancy
Nlilley, Sally, Cathnrne, RhOda, sas, Lucy Mary
Nelson, Agnes Charles, Harry and Chelsa consisting
Of men, women, boys and girls the most of whom are
very likely having been selected for the Southern mar
ke-Also tracts Of land adjoining, containing about
9O9 acres commonly called Timberlakes, and the store
tract The tract contains about 3SS acres on which
conmodious store-housc, very good dwelling house,
all other necessary out houses barns, &c, and is con-
sdered bymany as the very best situation tor Store IN
the county. At the same time and place, will be sold
parcel OF household ard kitchen furniture some goods
a, the store stock cattle hogs horses, and blacksmith
tools, &c-A will be sold on credit 10 be made known
on the day Of sale. Any person wishing TO view the
land will apply to MI Samuel S Fuqna en- the spot, Or
Mr. John Arnstead, Col Robert F. Gaines or myself,
who live near The title to both negroes and land is
believed to be indspulabe shall convey only such as
vested in Inc by the deeds Of trust of record in Char
lote Court made by Mr. Fuquu TO creditors there
in named. Bonds and approved security will be required
RO. MORTON, Trustee
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

= W. RANUOLPT CO., BooEscIIers, SaIlohets ahu uga'
in Music and Fancy Goods opposite Messs Hubbard e
Gadacr, Main st. Richmond, Va
Thc subscribers their friends and the public tho
pwn u which having been purchased Tor the most part ior
casa they can, and will sell very low prices viz:
Sia1ird bluks in the various departments oil literature
School AM juvenile books, in great varieties
Blank books of all kinds and sizes
Writing and letter paper, from 81 % to Sc per ream
He collection of music, musical Instruments ana pfecepoS
Tea and pocket Knives scissors aud razoTs
Stationary of the hest quality
large assortment OF fancy goods
English and American Annu;is for le3S .
rcques, Of those who mny be IN want OF n
Uccenho, 6l-20t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

a GOVERNESs-A Young Lady wishes to obtain
"a situation as Governess in private family-l1av-
inr been engaged nearly six years in large Institution
for the education of young Ladies, she has had sufficient
experience 10 enable her 10 say, that she is capable Of
teaching the various branches Of English education
os il 10 laupbt in our large semnariestogether with
Drawing, Painting Music, fancy Needle work, and En-
brodery-For further particulars on this subject letters
addressed 10 b. r. NJ, Washington City, will meet with
IL T0-2aw4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

NWARGRAVE.-Thi Justly celebrated racer md
wa stallion, winner of the great ST. Leger, in lo32'
Vii make bis next season, Spring 1885, at my Farm,
sornr Grove, Hanover county Particulars hereafter
69-2aw4w1
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Charlotte, Jan. 20.

NORN, STOCK, &c, at .1uction-The subscriber,
residing in the county of King William, adjoining
Dabneys Ferry, and about Is miles from Richmond,
will sell at public auction, TUESDAY, the 9th OF Fe-
bruary, if fair if not the next fair day. his stock OF Cat
tie Sheep and Hogs. Horses and Mules, between ~
and lOO0 00 lbs. Sheaf Oats quantity of Blade Fod
der Shucks Nc. and between and 900 lbs. New
Bacon, Household Furniture, Kitchen and Farming
Utensils.
The terms of sale will be credit Of months for all
sums over SlO-lhat and under, cash. The pur
chaer will be required 10 execute bonds with good Sc
curity before the property is moved.
| will offer my crop Of Corn at the tme suppos.
ed to be 700 barrels credit Of 90 days, the purcha
ser giving negotiable note payable al Bank.
The Farm is situated on the Pamunky River, and 10
navrable for vessels drawing feet water, which will
give the purchaser an opportunity Of shipping lie
can have it beaten out and delivered 1t reqnlred:
Aanskin Lodge. Jan. 20. "-H
MTERY VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-Pursu-
y ant TO the last will and testament of Maj Robert
Park decd offtry at private sale thelunds belong
np 10 his estate situated Oxford, Granville County,
North Carolina.
The upper tract lies on both sides of Fishing Creek
within two miles Of that Furnishing village and is cs
mated 10 contain 1000 acres, 300 of which creek
bottom very productive in grun, and susc plb!e of
great improvement, at moderate expense The upland
is soft easily cultivated and productive; and such OF it
as is not ffesh having for the most part grown up in
pine is rapidly recovering lis former fertility. There
are 300 in original timber we'll suited to both fen
cling and building purposes and so situated as to be con-
vcnen, to all parts of the plantation. The improve.
mens consist Of comfortable dwelling house, with SIX
rooms-a large cotton ina granary, WITH stables at
tached-a smoke house-corn crb-tobacco barns, and
some cabins. 1t is believed that an excellent overshot
mill might be built this tract, commanding the best
water power in the neghborhood.
The lower tract is situated four miles from Oxford
and contains by very old Surveys Gao acres This is
generally believed to be one of the best estates OF its ex
tent in this section of country About loO acres are
creek bottom, of superior quality, and from $50 to oOO
acres of tobacco land are yet TO clear Timber is very
abundant and at trifl:ng cost. The mill which is
on good si,e might be put in operaton and rendered
profitable There two settlements on this land with
dwelling and out houses at each-sone good tobacco
barns, &c.
The terms will be made accommodating, and we in
vile proposals from such persons disposed to make
investments in valuable real estate.
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and good So
ciey and these lands present those of SOIL fine water
and pure air-Writtcn communications will be address.
ed to rs at Warrenton, North Carolina
WELDON N EDWARDS.
GEO. D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Park, decd
Ian 90 76-let
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

mariner in his Mercantile Business in this City, his
SON WIN s. TRIrI Eft. the same will hereafter DE con-
tinued under the firm of John R. 'rrplett d Son:
'''N JOHN K. TRIPLETT.
~ 70-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

DRlNTlNG INK-just received al This ofiice, +
which will be sold for % cents per pound, for Cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

o HERnENws have sve on h seaes sgPr eS
will sell certainly as low, if not lower than can be
honob, in this market We shall keep supply through
the season. VIA - ~ 80 -
T,n Jf-~l"i"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

M Tic Exqr,RrR is published three times 'eek az
ra@ the session tic State Legislature anu letes 'ee"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-27

~LOVER SEED-We have on hand, and shall
keep constantly through the season, supply OF the
freshest and best Glover Seed selected by our agenex
nresslv for this market, WYATT e. WHITE
Ia On 77-2aw4w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

and servants doctsrs bill is never very ag eeabe
and is an easy thing say, "you busy to at
tend to such uifng matters" Should you have pa-
ten very likely TO die, III poor forget to call for three
or four days when they may chance 10 send for another
doctor u rich. strongly advise change of air" il only
few miles of.-Take frequent excursions 10 Tendon
and elsewhere say you havs old patients to see," or
wealthy relatives likely die"-Should there be anv
physician of in the place, surgeon of emnence
from London in the neghborhood call him in TO patients
often you can, and particularly your ows family
this is good pelicy) Get into your chaise if pos.
sble, drive him from door door; the you are
his elbow the beuer-Pay plenty Of extra-pro.
fessona visits stop long, but carefully avoid the dim
ner hour, or you will please nobody-Get some poor
patient to exhibit in the petition, stating that
you and you only performed when all the facu
ty of London had failed If person (well off is
dying, and is "overpersuaded send for you, 60 d
recty-undertake the case-and do not propose to
suit with the family DOCTOR if poor hand them back
again Finally, remember 10 "make hay while the
shines '-the times may change If swimming" after
eight or ten years. complain that hard work. and moth
ing else has impaired your heahthat you have rheu
matism. but not bile!" Sport in consequence, a one
horse close Carriage; let it be "dumpy" THAT you may
step out of it easily and much of the way
no matter If it be nicknamed the pill box y adopt and
place upon it, some striking motto, the late Lord
Nelson's" Palmam qui merut ferat"-'' Let him bear
the palm who has deserted it."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

NUPTIAL EPIGRAMs-The two subjoned, really
smart, terse, and 10 the point.
On the marriage of Charles Headache and Mary Workmax
Nay smile not, shipper We fair,
For inockinc's satching-so beware
In time take warniag-
Not the first WoRkMAN's she, SWEEP syph!
Who went well pleased 10 rest, poor elf,
And with HEADACHE found herself
In bed next morning.
On the marriage Of Emory Hill and abigail Oaks
In days of yore. when young.
Oaks from the Hills spon,aneou sprung,
But nature changing, we shall see,
Hills from the Oaks spring full as free.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

u These Pills NATgRE, afford per-
feet relief whenever ohe body
storing sreRs and health bv removing mpuri
uesoherwise, In simple language Initiated huors This Is
following naiure-this taking disease the bodyand
other disease but taking must be
carried away from the boay not merely changed is the
when Blue Pill or Caomel is given, of the
mineral medicines u In consequence the perspiraon
that from the Thomsonan that
into noce-but sweating IS nothing, compared pugmg
with Brandrehs Pills. in the good effects body One
dose OF 10 pills will remove bad humors by the
and bowels, than dozen baths
principles could remove. PurgnE and sweating all that
required TO cure disease no maiier what kndT
ED NO OTHER WAY. BRANDRETHS PILLS both sudo
rife and catharcthat IS produces both sweating purg
ing In some cases they produce vomiting; this only
the stomach in such OF ioune cleanse
itseby any other They always produce health be-
they invariably EXCITE healthy
in ether words THEY ASSIST nature to bring about sucb
state Of things necessarily this desirable result
No method is sensible as the following Nature Mankind
has been long enough out OF her path unfortunately
anything but common and guided by whm but
Let abandon, hen false and false
let endeavor the path Daure guided by
the liz hi OF reasonlet ruin
candle light and shall need opticians-et
ing those things which to the nature of our bo
dies and We shall need physcanlet endeaver
what what the laws that govern this
work experience be prejudice must be
srever discarded our companion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

THE Big STEAM SHIp.-Caplain Hosken, OF the
Royal Navy who arrived here about ten days ago from
England, mission respecting the great steam ship to
ply between Bristol and New York sailed yesterday in
the packet ship George Washington for Liverpool to as
the cammand first ship that ever sailed
from Englich port to this continent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

The kNIcKERBocKER FOR Observation-Disclosures
in matter and good in manner, with spice OF ases'
every subject in the cycle of the acquisitions Of mind
This periodical have reason to believe is unaffected
by the depression Of the times by which most others
have suffered. and in which others have been ex-
tnguissed. and more must follow
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

90 The wife of Mr. Ward Witham, Of Bangor,
(Maine has presented her husband with four children
in less than twenty months. The two first were
boys while the two last boy and GIRL and in
honor of high dgntaries have been named Martin Van
Buren, and Victoria Guelphe.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

Monrrs hssALp-Issued every perniag escept sur osy
free two cents per cory Country subs~rer f,hs
Nspsperseati unless Paid n advanct. "
kvgrirs HEsALD.-lssued every an~vpoor a s,r,oen
rrce two cents per copy Country subscribers furnished
I'VE same rate Cash, ia advance.
SUNDAY Mosnise BEsALD.-Issued every Sunday nso~p-
ing snd containing always the latest Fsreign and Domestic
news received alter the evening papers Saturday
besn pnoishsd Price hres oerts per copy
rhr nshLp-lsssed every Saturday psornsng At nis,
es'ocs rice II cents copy. Furnished Country
sunscrioers ~ ~ per snnusn, In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD FxTRA-Isued every "wednesday
ng 81 nins o'clock Price 81 per copy. Furnished
ooSauy vvoscr1bersA - per payable N sdvsrc
saturday being formed Of the weekly Herald Extrs and
weesy Herald Furnished 10 cerntry subscribers al rs per
snnun In advance
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In al bese papers DO
psusi rstes-slwsys payable In advance.
requested address their letters "
Js Gevds- Ber~s Proprietor and Edor and al lestsrp
On busf~sss 10 be post paid. -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10
A POPULAR MEDTCINE .-THORNE'S Com.
DOC. 9R CARPENTEH,s PECK SLIP
~ DISPENSAhN NO. a, PECK SLIP 6rxf door

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages OF regular
practice Phye and surgery from The New %cal 0s s, ;s
Medical Society, and having had twenty years general
and undivided 10 the cure Of III diseases neden, 10
fra humanity and particularly 10 certain class Of
abound the columns Of he newspapers Diseases reoure
and the v"rouss 70 the that may prevail
hence the least reflection satisfy any discerning mind ,bs
The extensive experience Of DR. csrpen,.r in all
varieties Of this disease enables 10 offer Speedy and
and compounded offend the taste or lead 10 .usecos
compounds totally unknown TO the ordinary quasks he
Or Separate Offices have been arranged M
slapped . o. s
IA ms,s preys"ve Of certain Diseases TO be Ob,snsd
I EyIsON's HUNTEK's RED DROP-Nev
Once Ne Division st-The osly and ,afe cure FOR
sound and Judgment evident ,hs, Iun,srs
Red Drop the mos, certain and eec,.al al awiu
circumstance Of their being many who have ysn
We do no, wish OF Is NO
lc we merely speak ,hr plain and simple set6-
Dr. . ae s .ss
them from The s .ss: Of disease in which
d:s:s ppe.on q 81. %taese have SeeS sss
Tore, 10 Sc hs e. and their ronsa purity
selling u New 1oTn for srvad Of two and il
ee perfectly e. h.s ~ o. e.
how cid the how invs,erste will perform eertsa
res, poison and :. pure !. me day se was bern.
frce VI per botue Onlce Division other N
this city. "
ar Apre~entve may be had
Every eha that genuine will have the written signature
Of Urah Levison. 'eA'e
To err human and since tits human err is ., no, orr d,
to look on the ndscreuons OF fellow creatures with pltv
sns do all In our without inuring Ourselves =
preserve them frop misery and disgrseei
LEVlSONs HUNTERS RED DROP Is warranted IA
toenect quick permanent and safe diet ssu
Or bndrance from business in all Letter posi- paid DE-
Our Offices are No 50 Hamon st Albany No 50 Rorh suA
81 Phaselphia No. Hanover Boston; q New
Orleans Charleston 3 CT the only places world where
ne genuine medcine can DC Obtained ji7im-
nH, CHEHRf,s AsTkInGENT PILL9-
1IAn ehecuacurc for obstinate discharges urssrv
canal whites, suppression, and female
plants arising from weakness Of constitution. gravel
loss OF command Of bladder they completely cure IN
diseases OF the kidneys, bladder and PROSTATE gsn thew
give unspeak relief Over boxes sod
New ork without any complaint For
sale and retail by A. b. D. SANDS, 100 rRlton csrn~x
Of william and 1T the following drug Correr Dew AMI
Brosdwsy walker and brosswayy Nones ca Bros~-
way cor Cross and Pear cor Bowery and Walker eor
Grand snd Boweryi cor Henry and PIKE; Canal .,d
Avenue. SA@
NJ Price u per Dor retail They are also for ss,, nv -
Young No 81 South Fcursh St Pbilssephs and " Absn.
~ sanos& snaw NC, NC, d2o-lms
DILEs-PILEs-DR HALE'S Pile Ointmen, 4 !. 49,
tive for the piles In three DAYS lime Sold hv M
Hart corner OF Chambers Brosdwav, Rr-n...
Sim ~ 0'snes~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

DE RE VEsTIARIA-IntheF rench Chamber of Depu-
ties the presentation of the New Year congratulations
To- Louis Philippe there sparrng to whether
the members Of the deputation should court
dresses NJ Dupin the president solved the difficulty
by stating that those who had dresses could
them, and those who had not could their ordinary
Attire
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

STRONG DosE-Mr. Wrght's speech on the Sub
Treasury Scheme occupies thirteen columns and half
of the Globe How much "cold wals" will the Kitch.
give to the Joblke philosopher, who will read it Ger
batim and bona fde.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10
The Indian Prisoner.


20 The great social, literary, religious, and phoso-
phcal revolution goes onward. The whole town was
the qai ore this morning about the attack made upon
by Of the Wall street editors or employees Until
the Herald published. the most amusing and exag-
gerated stories were circulated. The avidy of the
public know the facts may be better estimated by the
sale Of large edition in the OF the day. The
events Of the last three years OF my life beginning
10 produce singular impulse on the public mind
bid fair TO be the Man of Destiny, intended TO intro
duce social system and to restore pure religion,
high philosophy, and sacred literature in all their org
nal briliancy. The effect of my intellectual action is
best realised by the strange and barbarian efforts made
TO stOpits progress. Many begin think that am the
representative and fountain of and improved
of society. must reflect this subject, and
come a right conclusion.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

FIRE ENGINE ILLUSTRATIONS OF TRAGEDY.-The
New Orleans Mississippi Fire Company have had an
engine built for them in this city, which is painted in
panels representing the principal incidents in the
DIV of Virgnius
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-10

TEMPoRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fifty thousand persons
have been Inferred in the fine square now called the
Washington parade ground.