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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-04
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4.

;ags Our Virginia exchanges report that the re.
cent order of Gen Schofeld concerning the
removal Of officers, has given the greatest sat
sisfactiont and delight 10 the Radicals in every
portion of the State--and that they are, in al
most every county, Furnishing their armor
and getting ready for the combat" is,
putting in their claims and applications for Of
fees OF every description, and endeavoring so
read their title clear to the. official mansions
ain the gift of the military authorities
!,I gfs,JsSi, i.a4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
When Mr.. Lincoln, afterwards President
Lincoln, was candidate for the U. S. Senate
from Illinois, in 1858, against Stephen A.
Douglas, he made a speech, now on record, 10
which he declared that ''he was not, and new
er had been, in favor of making colored people,
voters or jurors land that he was sin favor
OF having the superior position in this country
assigned to the white people, as a matter of
justice as well as of,necessity.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, says 1 almost all classes of bust
ness in Washington are exceedingly dull, and
especially is the stagnation observable in official
departments. Tho only feature that arrests
attention is the impeachment trial Very
lew strangers have visited Washington during
the. past week. ii:@ .a ..a~.:@
1A. The N. Y. Tribune aAirms that Gen. Grant
expresses bis opinion freely and openly in favor
of the success Of the impeachment. This is
denied by; some in Washington. But we think
it is likely that. the Tribune is right as to the
,,!"opinion" as to freely and openly"
that is another matter.
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Gold

NEW YORK, April 4.-Gold to-day 1884.
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THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA R. R.
will shortly run two daily passenger trains. This
road is the life of Culpeper c. H., fact Of
which there is scarcely doubt. But for this
road, where would be all the enterprising CON-
mission merchants and produce dealers, with
their retinue of clerks, ware house men and
laborers, who compete fer, and induce the
heavy trade that now centres at this point, and
constantly increasing until it has become one OF
the most important stations on the whole road.
And but for this road, instead Of the large
number of buildings now under contract and
process of erection, we should be on the wane and
soon become deserted village" The activ-
ity and energy in the management of the road,
is apparent to all and deserves the reward Of
success. Of Mr.. Vandegrift, the able super
iutendent, energetic, interchangeable, ever watch
full of the interest of the road, constantly on the
wing, from Alexandria to New Orleans, the
company have much to be proud. And we do
not forget him during last winter, how he kept
US from freezing, wneu the roads were entirely
impossible, and we could not procure fuel for
either love or money. Long may he prosper.
-Culpeper Oh. ..,... ELK RUN.
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40 BBLS. j. 5. ROLLER
40 FAMILY FLOUR
For sale by rrr
mar l9-lm GREGORY 4 PAU
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BRUSHES

HT G.. G" SOAP-Honey and GlycerineO
y. a nice soap, only cents 3 cake.
HOUGH 81 RAMSAY,
mar % 147, King stree.
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REMOVALS.. DEALHAM has removed tot
new and elegantly fitted up store, -''

> EEET,
formerly occupied by Schoolher & Bro
one door above the old stand, where he viii
pleased to see his old customers and tho nmb i:
generally. feb 14-2swt:
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"'JUDGE SNEAD's Views. 1.-THE Norfolk
Journal Of yesterday says: -. .... ...r
Judge Snead, the delegate from Accomac,
who has always been ma JEALOUS Union maWnand
MIA, writes to friend in this city in the follow
ing forclble language:
THE Convention yesterday drove the last
nail in the coffin of the Constitution. Icannot
support it myself as it now is. .. p ~
II have not hesitated to avow my decided
opposition to the Constitution While | am
willing, as | always have been. to treat the
colored man with the utmost kindness, to Sc
cure to him adequate protection, and to con-
fer the right of suffrage on him, [ never can
consent to social equality, nor be a party to
giving him supremacy over my own race, which
should and must control the legislation of the
State" -
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DICkLES! PICkLESl PICKLES
4 1000 Cucumber Pickles. ,,op
BROOkES & TAILUh'
mar27 lO6 Prince stree"
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WHAT CANE OF A PHoToGRApH.-Afr friend
who knows whereof be speaks, gives us the
particulars of little bit of romance, the &C
tors of which are residents Of this county
Less than two years since, there arrived in the
eastern part of the county, from Switzerland,
a young man of goodly appearance and fair
educational requirements. So.Well pleased was
he with his new home, that he soon reported
to his friends across the water the many advan-
tages that az honest, Industrious immigrant
found here. A young lady in Switzerland
an entire stranger to him-learning from lady
friend of his situation in America, wrote to
him through friends that she would like to Wis
it his adopted home, and along with the letter
she forwarded her photograph. ..u...
He was pleased with the picture-the fea-
lures were fair to look upon, and the letter To-
dicatcd we'll educated mind, so he sent his
photograph. Thus commenced correspond
dence that in a few months attracted her across
the ocean to meet the man she had learned to
love, though had never seen. With friend
she arrived the last Of October at Tuscola,
Douglas county, where her unknown lover met
her as she alightcd from the cars-inquiring,
like one Of old, if she were his Katherine
and there he first saw her and kissed her as his
al1ianccd Within two days the couple, thus
strangely and Economically brought together,
were married on the way back 10 the residence
of the young mans employer in this county,
where they have since lived, both doing accep-
table service for one of our enterprsing farmers,
and both seemingly as happy as if there had
been five years courtship. D. urroNton (IN)
Patriot IT, ,. .-
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TNOBACCO SEEDING have just rece'ccS orii
Il supply Of genuine Havana Tobacco ~
For sale by K. S. LEADBEATbkeN o Exact.
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GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED, o. 0'''
" quality, in store and for sale by, w
GWIN, BECKHAM o.
mar y 49, King ST., cor. n''--
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n IT c F
The subscriber is prepared TO contract CortAe
erection or alteration Of buildings, to dra'
plans, make out estimates, superintcnd the CO..
structiOn Of tho same, to measure and value
carpenters work, brick and stone work, pIs:.
A LONG PKACTICE in all the above
branches induces him 10 say that all orders vi"
be promptly attendea 10 nnd aceH 0d JHtJMs
e1:ecuted.
Orders left at No. 40, south st. Asaph stree.
mar lO-eo2w w. Ii. MChNlGdI.
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BORDEAUX, MAkSEILLES ana INV
- OIL, for sale by ,,,yIOR,
mar "a LOG, Prince s3SSs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16
seu,i f. at|eeklp Morld.
LIVING BY RULE.

In his Journal Of Health DIR. Hall re-
marks:
Living by rule, as if a Medo-Persian
law. infexible, is very unwise, especial
" if a person is in reasonable health.
We have given great multitude OF
counsels on the suject of health and
disease, and in connection with the
statement that we have not lost an hour
from our office on account of sickness
in quarter of a century and more, ma
ny have inquired, with good deal OF
interest, ado you live up to the rules
YOU give othersm Certainly not; man is
not a machine, that must be turned LII
q certain direction or it will be destroy
ed: nor like locomotive, which must
run ON one fixed track OF not run at all.
The Architect of all worlds made us
for acting under great variety OF CIR
cumstances, and, in infinite wisdom and
bcnevolence, has given to man a mech
anism of wonderful adaptability, by
which he can live beautifully on land or
sea, in the valley or on the mountain
top. in the tropics or at the poles, on
the barren rock or in the rich savannas.
Our modes of life must be adapted To
our age, our occupation, and the pecu'
liaritics of our constitutions. There
are certain general principles which
are applicable to all. Every man should
be regular in his habits of eating
should have all the sound sleep that
nature will take; should be in the open
airan hour or two every day, when prac
ticablc, and should have pleasnrahlt
and an encouragingly remuncratlvc &C
eupation, which keeps him little
pushed, and they are happicst who arr
n this last category. At the same time
if man accustoms himself 10 70 be,
at nine O'Clock. he need not break hi
neck, or get into a stew, II circumstan
ccs occur 10 keen him up an hour o
two later. now and then; and So witt
eating. exercise. and many other things
No one ought 10 make himself gale,
slave to any observance. Occaslnna
deviations from all habits are actuall'
beneficial They impart phahllity &
the constitution, give II a greater rang
cfhealthful action Don't 20 into a ii
Il dinner IS not rcady at the instant
Deliver us from machine man.. a rout
mist. for which We ever pray
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

THr pitch of d tune often sticks Il
En-, throaf - SCI ! - u = ssfzs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

"BoB BEosx, did Jon say that my
father had not aa much sense as Billy
Smiths little yellow dog?" Mol ! new
-ey said any auch thing never said
tlat your father hadnot as much sense
as Billy Smiths little yellow dog. All
said was that BdIy's little yellow dog
lad more sense than your father; that's
all ever said" well it's well you
didn't say the other, | tell You"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

AFFECTED young lady. seated in a
-ocking chair, reading the Bible. ex.
claimed:
Mother, here is a grammatical error
IN the Bible
Mother, lowering her spectaclcs. and
approaching the reader in. a very scru
sinzing attitude. says; Kill ii! Kill II,
d is the very thing that has been cat
ing the leaves and book-marks.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

deprcdations 10 poultry

The niger amt got enterprise to
steal anything bigger he said; he'd
no more steal cow than he'd steal the
Capital, yondcr. He's fond of stews.
The CHECKING just its into his gypsy
pot. The grease of ii lies his jin,s. lie
loves il because i've stole IL lie eats II
out Of pure Affection He cooks IT al
nighttime, aud blles il with the fcati'
crs on. He hopes the feathers will evap
crate with the billing; but # they don't
he goes the whole fowl. quilts and all
Gentlemen. if ttere's amy sincere happF
ucss in thus world, It's IA niger eating
billed checking on the sly"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

ROYAL FAsrIy JAS -- An English COT
respondent writes thus OF the Royal
Family:
Our little Queen Is again upon the
move. Her Majesty Is never ~ happy
a. when travelling about. and shc Is
now preparing for tour IN Switzerland
She il supposed to have saved up a
fortune ni nearly twenty ml|l'uns Vi dol
| Iars. one-foariA of which she received
from an old missr. who thus disinhcrIt-
cd his family and left them IN Indulgence.
| Novs. with all her wealth. huvever. shc
| Is not happy. In addition To being al
variance with her eldest son. she Is
now on terms equally discordant with
tho Princess Of Prussia. her eldest
daughter. The Princess Of licssc. her
second daughter, is supposed t" be'
ltha cause of thia. and. being rctnarka
bly, poor, il IL said she has already
icaused her eldest sister to bc dlsinhcr-
iitcd. Wales il d,sinheritcd. too. in con
sequence of his peceadilos; and Prince
Alfred, with Prince trthur. arc abou;
to be- So, for similar dclinqucncics. The
Princess Helena will, il IA understood
como in for n slice, because she obedr
emily conscnted to marry man old
enough to I've her father, who had nc
other merit than that he signalIy rcscm
bled, in personal appearance, the late
Prince Albert; but the rast ut the FAM
ly arc likely to fare III, and the little
schemiHg Princess of Hesse to como
in for possession Of almost the whole a
tho royal "posic" (pursc) now ainasstsl
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

OSE Of Marshal McMahon's aids IL
2n excellent officer. but lazy beyond cx-
:,ccssion. Some time ago. his servant
entered his tent nj the Chalons camp.
and said: Colonel, the General Is up
and dressed" Really? the General is
~, dressed, and | arm still abcdl I'm
wretch, unworthy tn sec the light -
40 draw tho curtains, boy"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

\ YOUNG nan in New Haven rushed
;ato drug store. and in great alarm
asked the clerk if bcnziue was poison
Gus!
No said tho clerk, why"
Because said tho fellow. father
went to the closet II take down tho Gin
bottle. and Ivy mistake took several
swallows bcflrc he knew H."
He is all right replied the Clerk
The only difference between bcnzIu'
and modern gin is in the smclk"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16
!, rrccnRs ON acHICKros."

The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Commercial tells the fol-
lowing: art
A friend who accompanied me had
heard Of a bargain in real estate on the
hilltop above jackson City, and we
went up to look at it. There We're six
acres of fine land, and Uncomfortable
story house-habitable, but modest
for 81. 900 cash. For $4,000 more an
entire fort, we'll preserved, could be pur-
chased, adjoining the property. Around
the house some lusty silver poplars
and naples grew, good well, gard
Ell. and an unsurpassed view OF the
capital city were among the advantages.
Part of the land, freshly ploughed.
showed rich and black at the base of
the fort 1t certainly was cheap prop
erty, on Arlington Heights, and only a
mile from Washington.
We asked the tenant if the negroes
of the neighboring village troubled him:
THE sight of 'em troubles me-" said
this Last Family. "Dogon 'em; do
hate FREQ nigger! As to stealing, ii
that's what you mean, they steal moth
ing but the chickings-'
Then they do take poultryT
"lts my belief said the solitary ten
ant, "that there1l have to be chickings
| in n future state for the niger. Heav-
en- will be no heaven to b'm without
hen-coops. Pears TO me the chickings
know him. They never cackle when a
niger comes. They roost high on his
night. It's singh To this pint, gentlemen
that in the State of Virginia nobody
but a niggcr can afford To eat chickings
in five years. The animal will be his
speciality and monopoly. Checking vii
be to white family what pork is to d
Jew .... -....
.sR,,f x,hv 40 tho narroes confine theil
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

A MOBILE paper says Of GUITARS,
N, that city that bis playing would give
any wcll-conductedj saw-mill the tooth
Z ache.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

BAD FOR .BaiauAn. Mormon, priests
are forbidden belgium on pain of fog
ginr, and other European nations warn
her, .ofy 30 = ewaas 3.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

8. II. CXsF, Superintendent of public
INSTRUCTION, Placer County, has been
logged by Mr.. McCune for taking inn
,nroper liberties with bis daughter.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

~ Colonel JACK HAYS has bought about
::tteca thousandracrcs of land IN Tularc.
FOR his friends from the South. and is
Dot yet done buying. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

.WsSpELL PHILLIPS is out in the hnii-
slavery Record denouncing Chase. and
demanding his impeachment. 49,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

THE San Luis Obispo Pioneer has
sioistcd the names Of Seymour and
Blair. Ii has been neutral hitherto.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

WcMEs's WAISTS of womcnfs waists
tho distinguished Dr.. Knox, professor
Of anatomy m the University of London,
has the following passage in his- work
on Artistic Anatomy" subject upon
which he il one Of the first living All
thorities, and which he considers solely
from The mstheticpoint of view: "Tho
contours and fekuous fluctuations OF
the torso in woman arc of SURPRISING
beauty, The waist is placed where
mans ia not, but tho reverse: In man
tho waist is low; in woman it is high,
commencing at the fifth rib, and extend.
ing to. the eighth or ninth. In man il
commences with tho ninth. rib and OK,
tcnda to the launches. Nothing in the
anatomy of the human frame has been
moro mistakeuathAn the farm of the
waist Of woman = 50
1
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED pY rnE HERALD STEAM yAcu-

NTpOHTFD TX TIE HfhALp STkAN YACHTS
Steamship Leo Dearborn, savannah, c. hours with
and passsngers Y Murray, Ferris Co. Had me weather
gtcsnship Jafss Adrer lockwood Charleston with udse
steamship Mary Sanford Moore, Wilmington NC, with
Steamship Valley CITY, Morgan Georgetown, nc, with
sicsnskip Fanits, Freeman Philadelphia, with mdsc to
fsik Gaiele (B shaw, Cow Bay, cp, days, with coal
40 Nonhaueb IA 20
% Bis kse ss townsend 81 crox via por. Jefferson
20 DAYS In ballast 10 Hanford A Co. -
lrig James CBr, smith, pictou, 10 days With coal and
rassenges 10 the Novelty Iron Works; vessel to Nef
chaut 60. Had toserous weather on the passasei ep
big Monica Bray Bangor via Providence, where she dis
schr sam Weller tBr, varwen zanc, OF days, Win fruit
IN Geo Blley Passed Gibraltar Oct e. Has had heavy
schr DayidF Keeling (of Ballimore Robinson, Havana
20 days With sugar 70 schepev Co Had heavy oasefy
rs @ & s es ay' posn s,s pssoa
days with tril, 20 Pearsal. Had heavy weather;
sehr Nagse Br Reidy, 81 Johps NJ, 10 days, with OH
schr Jones DAVIS Jacksonville, 10 days, with yellow
pine 10 master,
schs cha,le. psnni, Haock, Jacksonville, days with
chsries seaycy, IRON Turks Islands Tor YORK York.
scnr Ids hohardaon, Bsde, Charsston,4 days. with tim
schr Lockwood s, lohn, Wilmington NC days with
naval stores 20 Ihomas 1folnics S' - -
sehr es2 ~ Mila h Wilmington, NC days, with naval
sehr I Van Brunt Tooker, Wilmington NC, 4days, with
naval stores 10 Van Brunt n 81 seht - '''
sehf fransnn Bell Brewster, Wilmington, NC q deys,
with naval stores TO Thomas Holmes - - 80
schf Johnson Willis, Washington. Nc q davs with
cotton ami naval stores 10 W Hnman a 90. - - w.
= schr oesnsr, Egber, Georgetown, DO, for Bergen
whsrs Akc discharged. ''"'"~''
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER G, 1883.
CLEARED.

Steamship Pennsylvania (Br), Hall, Lgcrpool--Natona
Steamship 60.
steamship Britannia tBr,, Laird, Gasgow-- Henderson
Bros.
lark Reindeer, wellington, Earbndos-n Trowbridee's
Sons
Rark N y Alrnon (Br). Cahr,y. Cow Bay--C u Swain.
Brig rio Grande tBegl, Rockert, Brsol-Funch, Meincke
Ntndi
Rris Dryo. Rurnbail, ceie-Jas Henry.
brig Samson, Williams, Monrova and market-lates 4
Portsrfed.
Brig SALINAS fBr) Lind, Pnrs-rs r Austnck A 60.
Brig Ftarlei Fawn Orb Banks Para l,rett, Son A Co.
Brig Leighton, Leighton. Dcmarara-Mier Houghton.
Bg Iorfid zone (Br, Carter, DemaraIa Jones Loush.
Brig Iizabeth, Ares, Havana-J Phillips Son.
Prig Cleaner CIR Spencer, St Johns MFG Ironsides
Brig Hannah Br) Easton, 81 John, NIB, via Savannah
scbr s Evans, Hammond, Pernanbuco- =, Abbott.
Schr ca11ne lBr) Dcceut, Pcrnambuco-G Buliey
Sehr Annie whiting, Hutchinson, Demnrara-isd Rowe
Co.
schr ID Bisbee. Giikey, Belize-n W Loud a Co.
Schr Eyeine, Pierce, Barhad0s-D Trowbrdge
schr weniworIh tBr, Card Windsor, Ns-Cranda, Urn.
phray Co.
sehr wld Hunter Ha,neld ST John, NIB -craDdai Um.
phray Co.
sshr Edward slsdc Aidrch s, Augustine, Flavan Brur,
a SlaFtt.
.schT Heury Isndeli Taylor, Jnessonyle- Brun,
scbr l. A Edwards, marrha, Georeel own, SEA Abbott,
Hchr Emma, Anthony, Georgetown SCI u Eager.
scht II King, MsIsaal CALAIS - Boynon, Son 4 Co.
Schf tnce Oakes, Mntscn, Gariner-uolyoke MURRAY.
schr Yicksburg, Higgins, Bancor-G Buck co.
Schr u u Sawyer, kecne, Portland Snow Richardson
schr Caroline q, MAYO, Boson-Brvan Peasc.
schr r Goodwin, Waterbury, stamford
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards, phi.alelphis.
The New York herald., 1868-11-07
new YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Z, 1868

Al Inaianos brig Belle q the Bay Noyes for Nyorf ds'
'sn Al LsVacs, ssSrs Julia RIDER Rider for Nyork ldg;
soS c,s brig: ys,:n.
Nj HSSS Ton WI
10y asS Brig Emily y.A
~. sn Ess s:.Gas %sosss Se''
8 sonsrs Pray NYork EvIs DAVIS johnson, salem; Jos
s hoe RinSnd aya
ssnEer yansdsr Britain, Springer and Hattie Paige,
PORTLAND. Nov ARRIVED, steamship Chesapeake,
cissred-Bark Hall Br) Crosman Fray Rentas brgs
Char. Goodrich, Look Havana; Eadorus Cummings Bal
crosby, Crosby Albany; Idaho, Davis NYori
sailsdBsrk Mary c'Fox; brgs Manson, Bishop, Eu-
'0r 0PF6vipEsGE Nov sArryed, steamship Utility, Fargo.
FSTys; Jones' Easa TS,.is and oSIss
ds ma % cas ast %a
Mcear Isaac Anderson Doyle; Allen Brown, Pierce Ma
BIZ srs Fa ssysSp sa as
@ d Anq
scsrs Richard Newcom Higgins, Chesapeake
Bay kss %ssnv Baxter sysi E1a Ham
@ Wilson, Ss sov
Ill., SsIsss ssa ss R.s.a s
Mansfield, Achorn de slst Adrian, Everett, do; Nov
SAN Gfs az Ea .Sps SSsTS S s
Nsy hfsa easax AssS kRay nd Maria Rssn'
s, sasI aaa H. ships Neptune Peabody Liverpool Achieve
,.sAvANEAn Noys-Arrlvsd, bark E buvai tBr), Cook,
Yarmouth rs; win load for Liverpool.
6h-Arrived, steamship Cleopatra, Phillips NYork.
Cleared-Brigs Lie Houghton, Philadelphia Rolling Wave
soSERsET, Nov 4.saled, schr Adelaide Crowley, New
York.
WILMINGTON, NC. Nov &-Arrved, schrs Rising Sun,
Jones, and Starlight Jones, Boston; Maria Hall, Shepard
Charleston.
WASHINGTON, DC, Nov 5-saied, schr S p Hawkes.,
NYork.
WEXFORD, Nov 4-Arrived, schr Pennsylvania, Hutch
ms Elizabethport.