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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-09
late foreign gnteiligenfa.
LIVERPOOL, February 20.

In this temporary suspension OF the eA
5 ecutiye power, it will readily be concefv'
ey that administration must be greatly en-
barrassed in conducting the arduous affairs
of the nation, at the present most lmpor-
tant period. Cabinent councils and con-
situations have been frequently held, and
it has been said an application was made to
an illustrious parsonage to sanction certain
regulations, should the case unfortunately
require it.. for the establishment OF Ike
gency; the answer was, we understand,
clear and decisive, thathe had no negocla-
ton to carry on respecting the proposed
measure, and that were it, unhapPily for
his feelings, altogether unavoidable, he
could not, consistently with his high rank
and the deep interest he had in the welfare
oft country, consent TO any arrangement
which came before him with conditions that
belonged only to both housesot Parliament
to make.
Should no material Improvement occur
in his maiesty's health, either communi-
cation will be made by ministers to both
houses, OF. the subject will be taken up By
the leading members, unconnected with
them, Immediately.
This account principally rests on private
authority, but it has not been ratlhed by
government, who have received reports
from the noble admiral of late date. For
ourselves, we should notsmuch,deplore the
escape of this fleet, considering how inglo-
rious and inactive the warfare has been On.
our side, and that, whilst the blockading
system is continued, it must still remain
so. The escape of the French throws a
chance of victory into our hands, and all
the damages Of battlecan scarcely equal
the losses which one gale of wind would
indict upon besieging fleet.
In specializing upon the probability of the
Toulon feet being out, the first enquiry to
be made is, whittier is it going? A forfni-
dable feet Of transports is known TO have
been long collected in that harbour, and il
has been thought by some that an attempt
would be made upon Egypt and the Morea.
Others, perhaps, more reasonably, ina
gined Ireland to be the destination Of the
armament TWAS DelleVCu tIlat tlG PrSnCN
would attempt to raise the,blockade of Fer
rol, and thus reinforced, to steer circuit
ously for Ireland. Neither Of these de-
signs are improbable. One thing, howe
yer, we may rest assured OF, the French
have not escaped without purpose. If
Lord Nilsson, should overtake them, we
would almost venture to insure victory;
and really, when the pressure of our bur-
thens is so much increased, and the more
frequent visit of the tax-gather is to be ap-
pretended, something of an extraordinary
Gazette is at least required to raise our
hopes and strengthen our efforts in the pre-
sent struggle; a war without victory or de-
feat is phenomenon in the history ofthe
world
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March II.
Notice.

ThoGe perfons entitled to vote in
~ f-csad ward of the town OF Alexandria, for
members Of the Common Council, are hereby
thar an election will be held at the court
hosfe on FRIDAY The 18th day Of the prelent
n,on,h for the purpaft OF eletfing three repreisn
..,;ves IN she Common Council for the faid ward,
- GIL vacancies occa Toned by letting aide the
former election ,n
James M. MRea, e. z.
Aprl. 5.
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Notice.

The time of fettling the accounts
between Ca,harine Brown, Ex-cutrix, of VIM.
: Brown, dsceafrd, complainant, and Eaiz Brown,
defendant, chancery, is, at the requeit OF one q
m. parties. pofponed until Thuridsy the i2ih
day of ,eis init when the pariies'w;h attend at
the place heretofore notified, &c.
r. Radcliffe.
Ali. dl9lhA
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PHILADELPHIA, April 4.

Captain Butter OF the tt1pe, tom GaadiloaF
arrived at New York, says tia: the o5ckad;
was raised the Goth f<b, thar MaErln'q1e va.
closely bockaded, and that Americans bound
there, would be taken aad coGd-mn,d; Cyac'
% TO 80 sous Moiassss - sous; l0mo.r ~
dollars 1000 it; beef II pork 70 !; Hoaf7i
salr fG 4 slaves 90 siagiea 4 batter 81 sous
and lard sc sous.
From the Lmcastsr f2urra, March a.
Let tie people Of Peoosy .vania read che follow.
ing argnnsaf ana thcn Il they wooie' WY
ths judses arc inP:acled, WE ala y@A e''''
der.
Mac. Alsxvaalr Ogt, ESQ. # Su@msf"t'
HIS SPEECH.
On the question relative to ,he Impeachment Of
the Judges in the House OF Representatives.
on Iacsday last:
MR. SPEAKER,
AsI was one OF the committee of grievances
who brought forward this report sbiii give my
reasons for the way shill vote OF THIS qu's'lC';
Although Mr.. SPEAKER am nor an oTa'0fY'.
Will in plain blunt manner deliver my 0Pl'
ion and try to make every gentleman on w. w.
door understand me. The gentleman 0aS 'O0''
med us that there was t9o cases III the :u2FsH'
court respecting the business between f3'I1 ''-
Bayasd and Thomas Passmore. Boz H'' ii'" ,.,
has declaged there wasoply one suit. MI oIe'sn -.
when we consider the testimony taken OF'',
the committee we must give it al! the ~e'6" :
deserves.
Moses Levy proved nothing except fn ,a...
lawyer would cake a fee on both SIDES W."
Levy stated that Ingersol was one OF the c'I.
and yet he had been employed on both sldes =
clear there was only one suit. The 0ep n.I
has argued that TO NOTICE was given to 0@}',s
Certainly he must have had notice. Ii s's,
serves Fl FA on person it is sutil:leoE Ies ,,,
that there is suspicion of debt. What , uf~
notice could man have than the sheriff W.. ~
Levy sent word that there was an aWa'o' IS
that was sufficient notice. The testlpoH ~
Henry ewes thar Bayard was first agfesea w." h.
umpire should be chosen, and this proves "a, 70
had knowledge Of the whole business, - t,y.
Levy testimony, Mr.. Passmore wisneo ~ .onB
witness called by which his testimony w. w.
be sufficiently eoautymrndt4. Mr. speaI .st.o
have no OBJECTION TO having the question ooes
in this way, and that my vote sh0a'o % %. 90.
as not giving any sanction to the opPFs's'''
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Corn Exchange, ll0nday, Feb. 81.
The nominal price Of fine Flour, Is hcid at4f
and ass. but the actual fales are no more 'hao
43s.
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Ifates the enemy were IN Rata aus ,..,
tain intelligence had been received h. w. 'a' c,r.
dat two line of battle hips, Of !, sa w a:a
fpgate had elcaped from L,0s,eaS, N''' aad
llate>into Rochiort. %'a stt
I On Saturday accounts were r.c.;..
|embafgo having been laid in all n. > q az
I France, from which it is inferred Tia, :. '"saE
Fincans -insEediaie ely ,o a,tempt he la snFTf
}O.ders have been fens in conlsquense 10 ~
naval Stations along the coat. :" a.
The Lord Chancellor has had an aui;...
the ffit time of hcl a,e;ty, aaa q ~. NM: N
the relult of that conference, has b.en ,, .seA
the Prince of Wales. 70
His Royal highnefs feel. il this nom.,.
criis the neeefity OF appeslirg to II. b.s ;.
he can obtain. An express was i,o, J. s'"e
Thurfday night to Lord MORA, reqaaia, ~; lug
attend the Prince with all poGi5le ii ,.o, r'
The Meliengcr carried with aim forhis Io.JG,
leave of abfence from his command in Sco,.
and he is expected ia town to morrow Or H..
nelday. In the mean time Lord Thurow -
and MIR. Sheridan are treouens in their yj6n,s
Carlton Houie. We learn, with real p.,S.'
that a perfect understanding fubafs bc.wc.p II
the branches of shesRoyal Family. The DoL,
Of York has v,fted the Prince, and, after an ~
plaDation relative 10 the ccrfeipondence c,pl.s
by The Pfinte's oRer OF military (rryice, az ~
tire reconciliation has taken place,
LORD Melville has been -teht for eyprefs a.,
Scotland, 10 give MS aid Doth In ard out Of
Lament.
Since -Murat has become Goyernar Of p,;,
with an inmenie falary and etabiihh.cn,. ion,
dan is appointed to the chef command Of Il.
army 10 Italy, and Wal reside il rcsa! fplcpdo,
at Milan.
Nlenou is fill gorefnor of Piedmoe,, scd; n
hsbisashe Magma EN- palace oIthe. Sa.li.o n,
march at Turn.
AbRraa of the fub diyiG on Roll. under Ii,
defence stt.
Effective men inthe 6rf eIsls in G,
Brltaino & T+f'0'S
Do. I'd Ilats 1896
Do. Sd Clais I74Lo9
Do. IN Gals 6l3,60l
Voluntary Services 4o6,78o
Army, Marine, Volunteer Corps, Sea 50 ~
FeucIbics 9"'
Clergy, Licenced Teachers, Medical ,Aoa,
Men, Conftable8 '
Inhim soQ3s
Enrollci in Pari[hes out OF their res
:sp,Siye counties.
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Ioublte Sale.
Drth- 10Th day of April, will be Told
.on the premiies,
a two jaory frame Hoa1fe and Lot
of Grcund,
IN fee fmplc, we'll fitted up tor grocery tore,
a large dry cellar. The fand IS equal 20 any
on the Greet, iitnated on che eat liie of Union
Street, and che iou,h Gdc Of Duke Street fronting
on Union as feet inches, and in dePthss7 feet
Terms--one fourlhof the purchaie in hand, the
balance on credit os Fix, nine and twelve
..raonIhs.
Philip C. Marfellcr.
Anr;t> r.
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Feb. n.
PRICE OFS1OCKS,

ME- oT d OGhos
3 per cent. Consois S. IA.
3 per cent. Reduced S. 34.
Omniun II
The report of the capture of St. Helena, oy
LIMOS, is, We are happy to believe untounded.
The India company having heard from that
island, under date Of an early day in January,
confirms the impossibility of this account Of its
capture, arriving by Baltimore vessel which is
come TO Cork, and which is the suggested au,
thorisy for the report; besides which there is
reason TO suppose that LIMOS was on the coast
of CoronandeI, as late as September, from whence
he proceeded to Mauritius. II is besides con-
fdently believed that ST. Helena is by nature
and art nearly impregnable, particularly against
so small force as Linois.'
Letters received from the in fhore fquadron,
dated off Brett the eff inf. bought TO Plymouth
by Cutter from the Hon. Admiral CORVALLIS
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Let tie people Of Pennsylvania read che follow
ina argnnszf and then Il ;hey w0ote' WY
tbs Judges arc ,nPsacbed, WE 4Jo y6.EI F''a'
der.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-07

- Il woptdy seem, thateso unfortunate
FfenchnGn, together with some mula,.
toes had been introduced on board this
vesselIthe Pilgrim) probably without
the knowledge Of all the officers, and &c.
cuyely slowed away under deck with the
cargo. BY some means, information
reached Cristophe, that they were con-
cealed on board. Mr.. Lynch the SUI
percargo, and capt Gibson being on
shore, declared their ignorance OF any
person being concealed on board. The
Commander in Chief immediately dis.
patched a guard of soldiers on board the
ship, who tore up the deck over the heads
Of the unfortunate fugitives, and toge-
finer with Mr.. TATE, he being the CON.
',n..ndihs officer then on board forced
them on shore. On. their landing at the
wharf, the unfortunate American saw
but too plainly the fate which awaited
him, and addressing himself to his anna
zcd countrymen, he exclaimed, Ame-
Tieans ! wiH yotsss me thus dragged 70
eeecafion Ike a dog GndHo one step far
""0 " uSSeFB my VtbotSHCCE 1CSs
said onr, "a Mr., Smith supercargo Of a
vessel from Baltimore) ~ will speak
for you !"--Instantly centinel was or
d-red to run him through with his bay
onet; but heescaPed BY springing into
his boat, aud instantly pushing oil. The
prisoners WERE then led up to the public
scaies MIR. Tate and the two French
men hadhaiters placed about their necks,
mounted this tempory scaGold, and were
prseipitatsly launched into eternity! The
arms Of the two Frenchnen were pini.
oned, but those Of Mr.. Tate were left
,uucon6nsd; and in his struggles, he
repeatedly caught hold Of the cord by
which he was suspended, and entirely
removed it from his throat, the. cord
passing round his chin and the back Of
his neck--in this manner he expired -
As he mounted the ladder he said, =" Il.
mericanS ! americans !Idie this igno-
rinious denh--f sr datyeeecuting my or
G<rS I" The feelings of the Americans
On this occasion, may more easily be
felt than described !! 49,.
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THE HuRAL.M5ANnERkR.

PHILOSOPHERS, in all ages, have
been too fond Of describing Virtuoas
life, a. a life. of labour, danger and pri-
walton. Vice has been delineated with
Thousand charms, by those who have
made it their profession to recommend
the love of Virtue; and the portrait Of
Virtue has suPar-abounded with gleemy
and repulsiye shades. Pleasure has
been represented sleeping upon beds Of
roses, and Wisdom wandering among
wilds and prscipiees. = The system OF
Solomon, indeed, is more rational than
those Of most eoetaneods or modern sa-
ges: He was decided in the opinion,
that the ways Of Wisdom are ways Of
pleasantness, and all Der paths, peace
Virtue, says that charming writer, is
not a. the sehoolmen represent her, pla.
ced on the top of steep mountain, rough
and inaccessible. They who have ap.
preached her, on the contrary, End her
seated on fine, fertile, and pleasant
plain, from whence she beholds all things
below her: And, If s9e labour to 6nd
her, our way lies through shady, and
green roads, sweet, rfoufishing and
pleasant, Of an easy bad smooth ascent,
like that Of the ceieA .is areh. Y :
Some have sxhoft I'd hsao love Virtue
for its own sake, and othefs, from the
consideration, thks hs hartiships Of 4
|,yirtpous life win 81 senaasra,sd BIZ
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FsoA rnrrENNEssE GAZETTE.
Singular Ltttt< y Resignation.
NASHVILLE, august ~, 1904.

~NnsH' +SI Is ~@HS N"h - AoOps
SIR, T.. >,s..- - w. !
THE general Assembly of the state
TeuuessesakSepssuIhsrs session, 1 sos,
in their wisdom thought proper to nomi.
nate and appoint their unworthy servant
I'd the high and important Office Of Con-
servator Of the Peace Of the county of Da-
wilson. Inobedisnce to the sovereign
will of the people, as emanating through
tint enlightened body, accepted the ap.
pointment, under Impressions, that as a
legal character, I could render service
to nv country in the Judiciary. But
tina. wise body, did, before, at and since
the time of my appointment, appoint O.
Tiers .othe same dignihed and high office,
who were men wanting in legal fdients,
and many Of them common sense and
there is now a.ntdiority Of the Justices
IN this county efthe last descrfption.-
Hence, few decisions in our county court
arc made in conformlty.with the sound
principlesof law, or equity--by reason
whereof, and because, from my native
irrasible disposition cannot keep thr
peate myself, bit frequently an pugiHs
ct ceici5us, upQa many of my fellow ei-
,izens of tho State, l have thought pro-
per to resign the high power delegated
to me by that honorable body, into the
hands of those who gave them, l mean
the sovereign, free and enlightened peo-
pie Of Tennessee. You will therefore
do ms the honour to Communicate the
contrpts of this letter Is his Excelleney
the Governor, who viii consider my Of.
6cial functions AZ justice OF the peace
for Davidson County as .ceasing from the
day Of the date hereof.
am respectfully.
Your obedieut servant,
=, L. A. PARKER.
William Mselin, Esq.l
Sc .s f:f.nn!:!!s ss''t '''ts
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Doaor I. F. I A.,1niig1ht'.,,
From Germany,

d ESPEcTFLELY informs the in
n hababitants' Of Berkeley County,
that he has remosedtto MAdrtinsblrg,
where he intends % pursue theprac,ies Of
PHYSIC, SURGERY, BE- :
He has followed the .profession- for up
wards ofseven years indifferent parts Of
the state Of Pennsylvania, and, previ-
Gus to his coming TO. the United States,
in Germany, and has such testimonial
of his skin as, he thinks, will be asuifi-
cient Recommendation to such as may
stand in need Of his attendance. He has
rented a part Of the house in which Mis.
Bready now lives, a, the sign Of the In
dian Chief, in the Main Street, Mar
tinsburg, whore he may be consulted at
any time. December 2, 1904.
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/ ultimate profit and pleasure. But in an
my ,Danderiags, I have found but few
who represent the path to its temple, a.
pleasant and aliuring. In this respect,
1t may be desirable 10 found nc1V school
OF wise men, and moralists. Even the
mind Of the COLOSSUS Of modern learn
ing was tinged with the gloomy suPers.i-
ton ofantiquity. He describes, howe
yer, with that ecesntrieity of thought,
peculiar to himself, the, path Of piety, ro-
-sy, pleasant, and melodions, in lie ave.
niue, but dusty and uneven in IDS high
way. His oriental Wanderrr, in the
commencement Of his journey, listens
to celestial music, is famed by zephyrs
fragran. with the essence Of the primrose,
and sprinkled with the dews which de.
scend from groves Of spices; busthc ar-
dour OF noon induces him to decline to q
more pleasant road, cool, tyerdant, and
Howry, but leading to destruction. =.
~ Is time to give to Virtue what is
Virtues due, and to tell the truth, and
the whole truth, to an who feel an incli-
natioaeo make pilgrimage to her tenn
pie. Montaigne'ss description Of her,
situation il arorreet one and equally
correct Is the idea of Seneca, that the
way to happiness is plain and cay
Without Virtue there ean be no happi-
ness and the innocent peasant is happi-
er than the guilty prince. How superior
was Cincinnatus, guiding the plough
over his little farm Of seven acres, to
Cesar inthroped, hattered, idolized.-
The rural dictator walked in no other
paths, but those Of pie,y and peace, ex-
eePt when his country was in danger ;
and the moment His victorious arm had
scattered the foeG>of Rome, he returned,
to study nature, on the bank Of his riivu-
let, and to worship his own household
Gods, in his own humble mansion. His
life was one continued scene Of mingled
serenity and sublimity. 1t was the very
quintessenee Of terrestrial felicity. Cesar
wandered in the ways Of pleasure and
ambition he found them ornamented
with poisonous flowers, and their brilli-
aney shaded with clouds of malignant
bloom. When his friend at q rustic ham-
let among the Alps, inquired Of him wRe-
Their envy and ambition inhabited that
gloomy retirement, he gravely answer
ed: "Ihad rather be the 6rst man here,
than the second in Rome" He would
have preferred the monarchy of Malta to
the dictatorship, less than perpetual, Of
the universe. How tasteless his plea
sursst How tormenting his ambition!
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A, what time since society began, was
popular opinion ever any thing but a
vind, (which blew, now from one quar-.
ter, now from another; changing with
out any apparent adequate cause some
times favouring the pursuits ofmen, and
at others tearing up every thing by the
roots, and spreading general dsvsstati-
on. And why should any person be sur
prised that4ins.anees Of its caprice still
occur. Fhetniiehfentd Israelites wete
one day willing to encounter every din
Guilty with Moses, and gave him every
evidence of confidence and respect-.-,he
next, they were ready to take his life for
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TaW9 |: Pa4e1son',,
Cabinet-Makcrs,

MOST respectfully inform their
N friends, and the public in general,
that they have commenced the Cabinet
business in: Martinsburg, in that large
stone-house, sopPoaiteE Mr.. Albartis'
Printing Office, where they will dispose
of the most fashionable, nsa.est and best
kind of furniture st q low rate for cash.
or country produce. They have guam
.ity Of very wide plank, Of the best qua
lily which win enable them to make the
neatest kind Of furniture, and the most
durable, with quick dispatch. =,
Dseem. zth, 1904. - -
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Wintcr Goods and
+ Groceries.
F.. -: TIE. SUBSCRIBER 5
Has just received and finished opening,
(part from Philadelphia and, part from
Balsimore,) avery large supply Of
Choice Winter. Goods and
Groceries, ~, ~,

Whieh, in addition to he farmer sfocx,
H0kes his assortment more complete than
ever, consisting ef almost euery article
in the Dry Goods and Grocery line, too
nH"'eroEs % parficn!arise-aN Which he
bfg, leave % sfsr his ffirnds and the
public in general, a. fhe mast. reduced
prices for CASH Or COUNTRY PRO
OOCE, Or on The usual credit to pancss-
al customers. 3, -..--. =
N. B. He offers the highest price in
Cash, for Whsat, Rye, Corn, Oats, or
Nth the SrsaEest essrens, Z : =
He remains che pubhics OBJ. -
,4,s;. and hnsaH. ssrvt. : 7 .
PHILIP NADENB0UScH. r.,
Marinsburg, December Z, 1904.
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Extra.F cfe htte, f,om Halifax, N9vs Scotia
Communicetoa.

IF Mr.. Snowden thinks the following Of
use he llplease 20 insert it in his useful
paper.
By last accounts from St. Domingo we
learn that previous to the general assass;na-
ton Of the French white inhabitants of the
Cape, every dog they could ind N the
streets WIS killed; gangs Of negroes ap-
pearlng TO have been appointed for tai;
purpose, were seen hunting them ia,o their
na5ter's houses; AID the general opinion
seemed 70 be, 70 provoke resistance, for q
pretext for the meditated massacre.
The accounts already noticed in your pa
per are confirmed by this report, and all
the horrors Of indiscriminate butchery Of
women and children. Landing one morn
ing, this informant adds, he saw lying on
the beach the corpse Of a beautiful young
woman, her arms tied behind her, and
large wound through each breast, and three
of the came sex lying by her, with the same
marks OF the internal barbarity Of these
murderers.
Their marked hatred to the whites Is
daily evidenced. An American captain
walking the streets, was accossed BY ne
gro drummer, in the fol!owisg inso!ent
manner: You id white rascal stand
out of The way
An English Lieutenant OF Frigate of
the Town, resenting the sa,ae treatment,
had a dificult escape to his ship, the COM
n.ander OF which, upon hearing MS com
plant, required the Americans to hswl
out of the way, that ne might lay his ship
to batter the town. TIE satisfaction he
required, at first denied, was now acccd-
ed to.
The extensive iaAuencc Of TIL. r.volu-
ton cannot be calculated, but it begins to
be estimated as portentous to the other
islands.
The English must subiugatc ST. Do
mingo (of which it is thought they have
some design or probably experience the
same fate; and We learn that serious a.
larms pervade the inhabitants md owners,
and government has been induced to
strengthen the garrisons.
Bnr LET as look at home--and if tho't
can be spared from our immediate cor
Germs, for the consideration Of so impor-.
tant and ominous prospect, nav alread at
our doors. Let Us remember tbs meditat-
ed massacre q. Rlchmend, and be watch,
ful.
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p,02TOI7 ALEX +NDRIA,

ARRIVED
Brig Activr, Levers Grenad.
Sch'l Proyia. zee, Manp, Euen :
Macy. Palmer, Cas-.efJn
Commerce, N.yes, B,tmo,e
Active, Sco,t, n RI X
P4uence, Blunt, Savan.
F;i=na!hip, Gilpia, B badors
Young Lion, Danse 'h@ld, JAMAICA
sloop Lady Waihington, Norfolk
CLEARED,
Brig dolphin, Bangs, Barh2 aes
Schr' Hsl.ad, Hand, Phiiade.th.a
Nancy, Paiilps, Fredericksburg
Aieys, Salitt. BaNon
Philip Eveleth, Laguna
Adventure, Midnight, Wei DIES
Slcop Little Rebccca, Carr, Birtsiocs
Eleanor, Grariln, Gibraltar
Bcaey, Crockett, Thoqai:on.