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1irs. Chapnaan.-The following very curious anecdotc may be relied on as strictly true. A few days since, a tra- yelling bookseller took a supply of the trial of Mrs. Chapman,' recently pub llshed by Mentz & Sen. started up to Bristol, in the Steamboat, with view to return to Philadelphia by the turn pike. On his way back, he came to Andalusia. itso happened that he was not aware of Mrs. Chapman residing there. Accordingly, he presented him self at the house of that individua! to 1aow fl she would like to buy copy of Mrs. Chapman'strial. The inmates of the house immediately set up hooting and hissing, and compelled the astonish- cd vender to back out, without delay or remonstrance. He posted across 10 q neighbeF,to know what it could mean, and soon learned ihat he had brought his books to the wrong market h,tel.