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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

RADICAL MOVEMENTS. Mr.. A 6. Riddle
and Gen. r. B. Muzzey, Of Washington, Will
speak at a mass meeting Of the Radicals 81
Fairfax county and vicinity, at. Fairfax Z. H.
on Saturday, the 10Th, at 10 O clock a. m. ..'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The Union hotel Of
Georgetown which has recently been remoded
and renovated by the owner Mr.. r. A. Shinn
has by him been rented to Mr.. John O'Leary,
well-known saloon proprietor of this city.
Mr. O'Leary proposes to open the Union On
the European plan. .-." .""l ..-
A regular meeting Of the City COUNCILS OF
Georgetown was held last evening, and 1t is
stated that Mr.. Welch rendered his reslgna-
ton as Mayor of that city, This action was
caused by the various stories that have been
raised in consequence. Of an Investigation now
going on as to an alleged deficit in the accounts
Of Mr.. Welch while Tax Collector Of George
town
President Gideon, with the appreciation Of
the Board of Directors Of the w aShlngton and
Georgetown Railroad Company: has appointed
Mr.. W. FL Harrison, late assistant Register OF
the CITY (who was deposed by Mr.. Boswell to
make room for colored brother,) to clerk
shin in the railroad Office.
Mr.. R. B. Mohun, of the firm OF blanchard
& Mohun, has purchased from Mr.. Frank lay,
lor the book which for years he has beer
PROPRIETOR OF, on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Four and a-half and Sixth streets, The price
paid by Mr.. Mohun was $4,000.
President johnson was to have been serenad
ed last night, and was expected to make {
sneech and define his future policy. For some
reason the affair has teen postponed. Nation
! nj InfeZll0encer. 81. a.. g..
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U-CTION SAL E 8 .

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ The undersigned, as Executors OF eter
Skinner, decd, will sell, at pubic saie on
TUESDAY, October 3D. 1867, in front OF tne
Court House, Leesburg, the following aese.lpeu
REAL Estate, belonging to said decedent
The HOME FARM, Containing 2l7 acres of
land, in good condition. under good fencing
and we'll Watered. The improvements on this
tract consist of q good and comfortable STONE
DWELLING, and several other buildings
and Improvements. ,.
Also at the same time and place, FARM,
and has on it excellent timber, adjoining the
lands of Mrs. Fanny Rosseau, James s; Cden,
and others. Also, at the same time and place,
TRACT OF LAND on Broad Run, about
FIVE miles below Aldc, short distance south
OF the Little River Turnpike road, containing
about l00 acres has on it a log mouse, Is wen
watercd, adjoining the lands OF HARRISON ctoss,
time and place, FARM on Horse Fen, aooUt
four miles below Gum Spring, the land on
which Mr.. Alexander G. Skinner and 5arreL
Walker now reside, containing nearly so7'
acres, the land in moderate condtion-lm-
provements comfortable and in good condition;
it adjoins the lands of Benz B. Beard, John /.
Coleman, and others. Thoro is on this farm Il
HOUSE and LOT, in Aldie, now in the occu-
pancy of VIM. McCarty .-
TEKMS-One-thir Of the purchase money
will be required in cash on the day Of sale, and
the remainder in two equal annual payments,
bearing interest from date. The purchaser will
be required to give approved bond, and deed
ftrust on the land, for the deferred payments
A good and unquestonablc title will be Civ
e" ""e" inc P"rS""AIa 't G. SfkIS N El
LENUEL r. SKINNER.
Executors of Peter Skinner decd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

KILLED ON A RAILROAD. Mr.. Augustine
Mccormick, aged twenty-one years, son OF the
late MIR. Samuel Mccormick, of Alexandria
Va, and Mrs. Maria c. Mccormick, now Of
Cambridge Nd, while travelling from Chicago
to Plttsburg, on Thursday night last,was killed
BY some railroad accident the particulars OF
Which bis friends in this section have not yet
ascertained The superintendent of the road
had his remains temporarily inferred in t the
cemetery at Orville station, and writes, otter
ing to forward his remains, trunks, &C., to has
trends. -Washanqton Star. aea@# ODD q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

NoTIcE,-S DEALHAM. LOG, King street, has
returned from New York, and is now prepared
to show YOU the largest, finest and best selected
ever before brought to this market. Sc6-2wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

FALL STOCK.
DIES, GENTS, MISSES. BOYS, YOUTHS
and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, Of
every description, which have been recently
made, Of the best quality and latest styles also
q good stock of HEAVY GOODS, suitable for
the country, to which we invite the special at
want Of good and reliable goods will do well TO
call ana examine before buying, rs they will
be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole stitch Boots
g - Scotch Bottom Boots.
Dress Boots
:" Heavy Kip Double Sole.
!" 80. Grain.
q Calf Congress.
" Scotch Bottom Shoes.
Peg Balmorals.
{" Heavy S ZIP B5rogans.
Ladies' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boot,
Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots.
Fine Kid Heel Slippers
Misses Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots :.
Children's Coat. Morocco, Lasting, Calf AMI
Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots.
Boys, Youths and Chldren's Long Calf and
Gents and Ladies Gum over.shoes.
-..- W. B. WADDEY.
sep II n, King street. Alexandria, Va.
TALI AND WINTER =.
L MILLIN cry GOODS.
At No. ST. KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
j. T. EVANS has just received from New
York large an elegant stock Of Fall & Winter
- MILLINERY GOODS, ..........
comprising all the leading Partisan and New
BONNETs, HATS, SC, for Ladies' and
Childrens wear, together with u large ussnrt-
mcnt Of RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS, select
ed with great care oc 5-tf
WAVERL1 HOUSE, f..s ..." .
CULPEPER Gil, VA,
| Board, per day, 50.
JOHN r. HICKS, Prop. !
| Culpeper &. H., oc TT t
Nl - FASHIONABLE lIILLINERI
| AND DRESS MAKING Il JOINS,
| I'd 4 No. IA, South Royal Street,
! sep 25-ly E.. ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

GREAT INDUCEMENTS IN CLOTHING, at S.
Dealham's, LOG, King st. lie has the largest
and best selected stock of goods to be found in
the city, at tho lowest rates. Call and examine.
.
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. 0 Il s A l. +
n S A u
5 bbls BOTTLED ALE.
kegs BAKING SODA.
Is grocc BOTTLES, SIS and G's.
6 g PINTS and FLAHkS.
H. w. THORPE IL BRO,
Oc loft SO King street. up stairs
OF FRENCH GOODS.

OPENING OF FRENCH GOODS.
have received and opened fine assortment
of French Bonncts, Hats, Flowers, Feathers,
Ribbons, Vclvets, Clocks, Cloths, Laces, INN
mings, Undcrgarmcnts IIandkcrchiefs, Kid
Gloves, Fans, Human llairwork, Lupins Per
fumery, etc, etc.
1 RESPECTFULLY request the ladies to EXAMINE;
my goods, rs they are superior IL style and
quality, at moderate prices.
Cloaks, Dresses and Bonncis made TO order.
N. WILLIAM,
:;3G, Penn. ave Washington, DC.
Washington &c S-lW
0TRAY BULL-Thc subscriber has tn ken
y up, on his premises, a STRAY BULL,
which the owner is notified to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take away,
otherwise il will be disposed Of according to
law. Affixed IEllI,
Near WOodlaWn,
&C SIT Fairfax
FSTRAY.-Caugh in the Canal, below
u Fairfax street bridge, black and white
HOG. The owner will come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take it away:
WILSON JENNINGS,
&C ST. Near lannon's store.
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ENccWLor3 OF PcLcT oKINNeT, UcC q:
IuuuOun Co. sep 20-laWts

GALE OF REAL ESlATE.-By authority
- Ola decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county. at the June term, 1861, in the SUIT OF
Hendricks, Executor, VS.. Amos Bardcn, and
others, | shall, as Commissioner,, named in
said decree, sell, to the highest bidder, at pub
lie sale, before the front door Of Fairfax Court
House, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of October,
1867, Chat being Court day q TRACT Or
LAND, containing rs acres and 1856 poles
This land lies on the road leading from the
Court House to Hunters Mill, about miles
from the former, has an abundance of wood
and water with comfortable dwelling and
other improvements.
TERMS OF SALE,as directed by the Court:
One fourth Of the purchase money in hand as
deposit. liable to be forfeited should the pur-
chaser fail to complete his purchase on confirm;
alton by the Court the residue IN three equal
instruments, at six,twc!vc and eighteen months;
with interest from the day Of sale, TO be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser and q retention
Of the title until the last payment IS made
Costs of conveyance to be paid by the purchaser.
THOS. MOORE Comm r. OF Sale.
~, / W.T.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

1O9 SCHooLHER s. Bros. OLD STAND. los
SOMETHING WORTH KNowINa.-H Just
re urned from New York, I give all those in
want of Clothing the highly satisfactory news
that am now prepared TO sell Clothing at least
25 per cent cheaper than they can DC purchased
anywhere in this city. mention also that |
have some of the choicest and most beautiful
patterns of Fall and Winter Cassimeres; to.
gether with fine Beaver Suits, and variety of
other goods too numerous to mention. A call
will satisfy any one that make this as no boast
but can furnish them with any article desired
in Mems and Boys Clothing, or Furnishing
Goods. Call early if you wish TO secure good
cheap and handsome suit
HERMAN REIZENSTE1N,
sen u 3m 1O9. King street, Alexandra.
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:
sep l3 3m 109, King street, Alexandria.

MRS W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUr, FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING greatly facilitates the
process of teethns by sofsening the gums, re-
ducing all infammation-will allay all pain
and spasmodic action, and is sure to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants We have put up and sold this
article for years, and can say in confidence and
truth Of it what we have never been able to say
of any other medicine-never has it failed in q
single instance to effect cure, when timely
used Never did we know an instance of dis
satisfaction by any one who used it. On the
contrary ali are delighted with its operation,
and speak in terms Recommendation Of its med
ical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter what we do know" after years of
experience, and pledge our reputation for the
flllilment Of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suticrin G
from pain and exhaustion relief will be found
in Is or 20 minutes after the syrup is admins
tered. Full directions for using accompany
each bottle
Be sure and call for "Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" having the fac-simile Of "Curtls
Perkins" on tho outside wrapper. All Others
are base limitations. "
Sold by druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS cts. per bottle;
Otfices-2l5, Fulton street, New York.
2O5 High Holborn. London, Eng;
44l St. Paul St., Montreal, Canada.
Dh-aohno
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OFEICE TRANSPORTATION

OFFICE TRANSFORMATIONS,
" A., L. s. II, r. r., OCTOBER II, 1867.
Notice is hereby given that from and after
the 18th instant, freight will only be received
at this office between the hours of9 o'clock q.
m, and p. m. r. II. HAVENER, Agt.
Approved:
W BLYTHE, Gen. Supt. oc103t
BLANK BOOKS.-Day Books, Journals,
- Lcdgers, Cash Books. Pocket Memoran-
dums, Pass Books, Indexed, Pencil, Order,
Grain, Milk, Time, Composition and Copy
Books The French Letter Press Copying
Books received and for sale by
oc 10 JOHN II. PARROTT.
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~ R "A N d
W TOURNAMENT & BALL,
BY THE FAIRFAX SOCIALS AND PiO-
NEER BASE BALL CLUB
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Fairfax county sep l2-lawtS
rlInJII hI, SAI.E

sUblSAfii4 'N l+E
Pursuant TO decree rendered by the Circuit
Cjurt Of FairfaX county, a. June term l1"', III
the case Of Burke and others vs.: WlIlc"Xen ana
Others the undersigned. Commissioners, or one
Of them. will on MONDAY, the 2l5t day OF
October, 1856 :. Court day at Fairfax Ct. House,
offer for sale. ut public auction, to the E!$hest
bidder. that VALUABLE PROPERTY, at
the said COur. House, belonging to the estate OF
RoZicr WiIlcoXen, deceased, and now occupied
BY Mrs Powell and Mrs. Berkeley As private
residences, and by Job HawXhurst as store
This block of buildings contains two distinct
residences, besides stables, smoke house, NC,
but the whole will be sold together.
TERMS: A deposit Of ten per centum to be
paid on the day of sale; the residue OF the Dur-
mcnts 1T six, twelve and eighteen months, the
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds
of the purchaser, with sufficient security. and
bearing interest from day Of sale; the title to
be retained until ali the purchase money Is
paid, and the deposit to be Forfeited ana the
property liable to be resold st the risk OF the
purchaser, should he fail to complete, ms pur-
Court. NEWMAN BgRAE.
W. i. ED WARDS.
Fairfax CO., sep 11-2awts Commissioners
TyJMMISSIUNERS' SALE.-,By dlrecton
I Of the decree Of the Clrcult SouII oL FAR
! fSy county, in the suits of E. K Ford y Co; VS..
| Hxmilton Wade and others, entered at June
1 .~'' 1851 the undersigned, Commissioners, in
sui5 'decrec named, will, on the 2lsT DAY OF
OCrOBER, 1867, (that being the lst Day Of o.
tober Court sell to the highest bidder ut pub.
] az (yI OF LAND, containing IS acres and 60
I t.IIes. This farm lies mile north Of Fairfax
| Court House. on the county road is Of good
! sr,aIitv and susceptible Of easy improvement.
The buildings were destroyed during the war.
! TERMS OF ALE rs directed by the Court:
4 Nov, i a lohl To, In I1r-
feited should the purchaser fail to complete his
I purchase on confirmation by the Court the
! residue in three equal instslments, at SIX,
| twelve and eighteen months, with interest from
/ the day Of sale, to be secured by the notes ol
/ lsst pa pnvment is ' msde Expenses Of convey
/ 7sIco to be paid by the purchaser. orD
! THOS, MOORE.
| Eo;rcox m con 2O.wlg Comm'rs of Sale
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C1RcULAR.--To r$oMsRenopoting and F e,
nisAi,ag Dwelling and Tenement Houses. The
subscriber respectfully announces that ne has
resumed his business at store No.l5I, north side
of King, doors east Of Washington ST. where
can be found we'll selected stock Of Wall Pa
per, suitable for halls, parlors, dining, rooms
chambers, &c.,-all new patterns; Window
Shades, Of all styles and colors; Oval and
Square Picture Frames, of Walnut, Rosewood
and Gilt, and all Gilt; Picture Cords and Tas
sells, Picture Nails, Cornices and Curtain Hooks
Of rich design; Shade Fixtures, L4oklng
Glasses of new design; Fire Board p 1,nns
Window Paper, Plain and Figured, &c, which
will DO sold lower than the sam goods nave
selves, as it is no trouble to show them. Also,
large lot of Damaged Paper su!table for ten,
ement houses cheap. Some oft is but slightly
damaged and will be sold for less than half the
usual price All orders for Papering public
halls and dwellings will be promptly attended
to, and satisfaction guaranteed: Venetian
Blinds repaired at short notice, and all kinds OF
Upholsterng promptly attended to by eXpe-
renced workmen. a. NJ. IURHAN,
sep 26-lm 5e 49, King street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-06

Legislative Debate on the Mexican Expcdi-
sfau-Thc Cost In Men and Money Called for
nv the observation-disclosures Concealment Of
shc Roll OF the Dead by the French Cabt-
net.
Tue Preach legislative body met July %, NJ Schnei-
der in the chair N. Rouher, Minister OF State and
Finance; ~ vuitry, Minister presiding over the Council
OF state aud the other Government Comm ssoners were
present
The order OF tho day was the adjourned discussion
the Ordinary Budget of 1865.
Tho PRESIDENT said There are several amendments
proposed as additional articles. Que by W. flcaiu ana
colleagues TO ask that detailed account OF tne ex'
penses OF the Mexican expedition and showing tne war
material expended, the recovered on behaii OF
French creditors and the amount Of claims al the COM
mcncement OF the war, should be distributed a. me
opening OF the next session
". PICARD hoped the government would publish COM
pete account with all the iustncatlve documents an
nsxei, a. was done after the Crimesn
NJ. pU MRAL-The committee had communicated all
che accounts II had nj It's disposal
N. JUtEs FAvRK-The Losses suffered In Mexico were
not vet known. They asked not only for financial
account but moral and political ono also.
Marshal MIL, Minister OF War.-Ali the information
received had been published without concealment The
Joss of men had been very sndI When the settlement
sbould no completed the whole financial
Tho published The difference in the valle OF the war
masra sent out and that returned amounted TO about
Jutxs FAvRx-That reply could not be considered
a. .arious one unterruptionD The silence main tain
ed bv the governments would give 70 uneasiness in
the country. -,.-,.
voatives and sons 10 the Mexican expedition than the
opposition yet did not bagge over tbs blood which had
IN Mana MEL could not understand what NJ Jules
ravre rsoIred Tue soldiers had been very brave and
vsry bold yet tho expedition had been one os shos
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY AT MoTr HAVEN
A POLICE OFFICER DANGEROUSLY BEArEy.--About half.
past one o'clock Sunday morning, while a young
man named Samuel Garrison, OF Mott Haven, was re-
turning home from Harlem, whom Opposite Feehans
saloon he suddenly set upon by i've or six persons
who knocked him down and attempted to rife his
pockets His cries attracted tho attention Of
of1cer Of the Morrisania police force named James
Ganney, who at rushed to his assistance,
but was knocked senseless through having been
and then beaten and kicked in the head severely
that for subsequently his life not consid
cred safe In the meantime Garrison, who had con-
siderable gun OF money on his person. managed to
escape from the clutches Of his assalants who soon
after beat retreat The officer was shortly Afterwards
picked up in a very weak condition. bleeding copously
from his wounds, and conveyed TO bis residence. He
was. however, SO much improved yesterday afternoon
that IL is thought probable with proper care he
OF the parties.
ACCIDENT TO RAILROAD EpLoyE.-while carpenter
named william Pepper, employed on the Harlem Rail-
road assisting unloading vessel at Mott Haven
on Saturday. heavy beam OF timber fell on his left leg
and broke it above tho ankle besides tearing the flesh
from the upper portion Of the limb The poor fellow re-
NAMED nearly twelve hours without being properly At
tended by surgeon, when he was conveyed TO bospi:
tai at New Haven. IL ~ feared that amputaiion VIII
have to be performed
HousR TumBIEs DowS-Oss MAN IUuRED.-whils
workmen engaged securing the foundation OF
small frame house in Schuyler street, MeIross occu
pied by q man named William Nelkelber, one OF the
supporting beams suddenly gave way, and the whole
fabric imrned atey down with crash. One OF the
workmen, named Biaukenburt, was slightly injured
through having been struck with splinter little boy,
OF Mr.. Nelkelber, was la the building at the Time
but fortunately escaped injury.
Two YOUNG MEs DROWNED THE SoUsD.-On Sunday
young man named Terence McGowan about nineteen
years OF age residing at ~ Park street. fell overheard
from the deck Of the yacht Caroline Howell. while on an
excursion on the Sound. Another young man named
Cornelius Lyons witnessed the Occurrences and bravey
plunged alter his comrade. He succeeded in reaching
him and gliding his head above water for short time
but before assistance could reach them both sunk be-
meath the surface. The bodies have yet been
covered Lyons lived at No. 40 Centre street.
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AN ANel0.FREMcH ALLIANCE.


Military Union Of the Two Countries
Necessary for Peace and Civilization.
The Edinburgh Rev>w contains very careful article
on Z" The Military Institutions OF France, founded
the recent writings OF the Duke OF Aumae and Generals
Trochu and Chasgarner from which take the follow
ing extract. Tho Reviso rays
We do not conceal our opinion that the power, and
the superiority, OF the Frc1ch army Is essential
condition OF the liberty and ind ependence OF Europe.
Franco has this given liberty Others wniie
denied to herself and IL the future had 10 store
a military combination between the Powers OF The
North-e forces Of Germany backed BY tie forces NJ Rus
dit is only by close and intimate alliance OF France
with this country that the OF Western civilization
and perhaps the Independence OF the East, be up
held. No traces Of past rivalry and luminosity, no
apprehension OF future differences, shake our faith IN
the alliance OF France and Great Britain the best
security Of public law and Of peace and therefore
regard the efficiency OF the French army with
second only TO that which feel in the efficiency Of
our forces II often be repeated that the
peace Of Europe Is threatened be threatened, not
by Franc but by the changes Prussia has mad IN the
disribufion u p0ceT.
II, moreover We turn our eyes to the New World,
where another great military and naval Power has sprung
into existence aud whore We are sometimes met with
tones OF hostility and defiance, 10 mainly the state OF
relations with France which accelerate arrest
rupture Of pacific relations with the United States
The alliance OF England and France therefore, espe
cay valuable as the pledge OF peace for though either
with impunity long ss they act together In that
fundamental doctrine Of tho policy and the reign Of Ma
poleon Ill cordially concur, and believe II 10 be
shared with equal sincerity BY men OF all parties In
France however widely they may be separated from the
ueria yfOiue.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

San fRAScscO, August D, 1907
Forty merchant vessels arrived In this port from
since the night Of the sd instant Among the rest 10 the
steamer Great Republic. from New York via Panama,
July "a which sails for China on the ID OF September
and the ship Day Dawn, from Hong Kong. There were
also twenty. arrivals from California coast ports
chiefly laden with lumber.
The first mail by steamship for Honolulu sails on tho
9Th OF september.
The steamship Montana had her bottom beat in when
aground few days narrowly escaping break under
her boilers.
one new Of yellow fever has been developed on
the United states steamer Resaca, but more deaths
have occurred The disease will probably give way 70
tho climate.
4 fro occurred in Mariposa on the % inst. and
destroyed property 70 the value OF 000 Another rs
broke out In santa Clara to-day and destroyed larger
me Union State COMMITTEES nominated T. G. Waite,
Clerk OF the sarrsme Court TO oil the place Of Mr.. Far
s'ad despatch from Nevada announces the murder by
Iudars Of James A. Banks, Speaker Of the Assembly,
and formerly prominent republican legislator Of Cali
fornia - 80 go.
The large receipts Of whea. still continue, but there
no change in prices
Legal tenders tx.
The steamship Moses Taylor has sailed for San Juan
The ships r.ouyseu and Baruas'0n, for Liverpool.
have sailed