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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

Ns ARsH AIS SALE.-By virtue OF dscres OF Tie 81.
A'A peTicr Court Of Chauceiy the Richmond DIS
ici pIohounced on the i2th day Of June isis ~ two
seveficAses theTrin depending between Thsnas Branch
ext Of Nul. Friend. who surviving partner OF Jo
seph aud william Friend * CO. plaintiffs against PEER
T. Shlth ADMIR- o Henry l.. Biscoe. aec'a, ard ofheT
seitndahls and between Ricta,d NcRae and Daniel
tfes eEe'Ts of John MCRar deco plaiis agaist Tie
hlSt named GeendaIts, aud Joseph Ga,rge. eSc'r Of
homdS Giiiat deed WIN he sold ~ O'clock on
0"oGg ne 26N ddg " OctODtr Rftk before he rart
door oI The tagie ote IN the city az Richmond ttaet
o. land, tying IN the county Patrick aie,s Of
husscTs Geek aud S"uth Mayo heretofore cov-yed nv
George Penn anG Biett Hoyait0 H. L. Biscoe CONTAINING
3i56 acres more ~ iess-And o'cinrk IN le AFTER
noon Of the SANE day. will he sold the premises IN
lie Town of Manchester the lots 40 and a6e
IA The plan of The said town, the lately ocCued Nv
H. l.. Biscoe and the OtheT adjoining vacant ld The
above desched lots said near ie centre % Ou
siness. aud considered valuable.
Terms ~ Saie-For the land cash irthe lots nofes
with approved eHdoTsers negotiable and able either
of the banks IN the city OF Richmond, Gaud months
credit ara deed OF rHst upon the property
the purchase money. Is..tes
Oct 2. J. GUFRRANT AZ q. G. q = II
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N1OTICE... The subscribers have fornIcd a cotuec
i ton in business under the iirm PULLING and
fALMER. THOMAS FULL NJ,
Oct. 2. ~. st CHARLES PALMER.
fNUNP0WDER.. The sursc rIbeT has for .die CYL
~ INDER 6UNpoHDER, manufactured al his works
in Chesterfield. which he warrants EQUAL ii SUPER
or 10 any made III the United States. n lis counting
house is upon the Docs. JOHN q GAMBLE.
OctobeT2. J3..St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

IN CHANCBRY.--lA GootLland eopnij cow, Arsast
10, 1918.
Aaron F2Trsh''''''.''.'' i7ftt
AGAINST
Bradley Bellamy AID Molly bis wife, sally Rclso Wm
Rutherford and Betssy bis wife Jshn n Tong aud
Psliy his wife, George W. Parrish John =. Psidsh
Elizabeth Parrish. benjamin Bradshaw. Cater psf
Lucy his wife, John 7. Parrish Harriet Parish aad
Thomas Parrish when said Molly Belainy sally
Eelso, Elizabeth Parrish, Garter Parrish Turner Tsr.
Tish Nancy Parrish, Lucy FAIR, apd Jnhp 4. Parrish
are children Of the plaintiff and Betty Rufhstield
aud Polly Long, children Of Cbarity t.avrerce
dec. daHghter NJ said plaintiff jehu = paIisl
sou 81 Patsy Parrish, dec. also daue hteT OF aid pls
til, aud ilarr"i Parish and Thomas Parish, which
said BsTTie and Thomas under The age Of wCnty
ons years, aud children III Robert PARRISH dec e
said Pianth ....,..s.. DefcEd0rfS.
This DAY came tbe plaintiff. By bis attorney and glfd
his bill AGAINST the defendants and The defendants Sf
keiso, WIN. Rutherford aud Beucy bis wife Eiizsbsb
Parrish Garter Parish, John Isfr and Lucy iis
wife, HAVING entered their gppeatancs rpd gwen
cUt according the act Of Assembly the rules 81
this court and It appearing Tie satisfattitn pi ttt
court that they not Inhabitants OF tbs c9riinof
wealth the motion OF the pl8tn hN he au0ihtf,
II - Drdcred, That the said abcBt selUudauie ap-
pear here on the thifd iicndsy n Nsteirr next ard
answer the PLAINTIFFS bl, aud shfW r1use any they
ear against dividing the negro slaves 10 h bia uen.
toned 20 be given BY The p'intn between the de-
PENDANTS in this cause srcOfdng &C. tcif respective
rshts aud fhat- COPY Of tiis order forthwith In.
SCI; ~ seue newspaper published ~ ite cay ~ Rich
mend for two months successsev andi Al tntv
DE forthwith poaicd the fost door OF ihe couftsuse
sfthis county. cspy, Iestc,
Wv. MILLrr. G G. C.
sept. = ss..ga,
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We are authorised and requested, by Mr..
GsOrge Has to state. that ne IS not the author
~ the pieces under the signature OF HORTEN-
StUs, in the National intcliigeuccr.
The Editors Of that Journal nave also come
Onward to MAKE the cOnt addiction, as will be
seen ~ q preceding COlutHD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

The defendants Thomas Adams aud Lucy his wife sud
George Freeman aud Elizabeth his wife not having a.
tered their appearance and gwen security ascending -
law aud the rules OF this court and appearing 10 The
satisfaction Of the that they inhabitsnS IL
this state. the motion Of The plaintiffs by their cpu
sci, is Ordered That the ssd defendants do avlesr
here on The second Monday in December neXi sud au.
the bill Of the paIutitis aud that cory Of This
orseT he forthwt inserted in one 81 the teY pa
peTs printed IN the city Of Richmond Or riaht Ietf
successfully. and posted 20 The FROST Of tie court
house Of this county, Oh some court Gqy.
cOpy-Teste, JOHN HUhGER D.r.I.c.
Oct.9 t9.vsus
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Thomas Adams and Lucy his vie (late Lncy Dickcn-
son. George Freeman aud Elizabeth wife date
zaheth Dickenson) William DckensOn admir- OF hdfss
hckenson, decd. Eas DitkensOn an infant, heinz tic
CHILD of Mary Dickinson deed, who of az cll-
dten of the said Thomas niCkenson, deed. by
Is adj Ifettl llgleU
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Flcc soldiers for the state produced at sin.
gle birth.
A friend in Chatham county, under date of
the I'd inst. informs us, that on the 27th uli
Mrs. y. Horton Of that county was delivered
OF three kearty male children They have been
named George Washington, Andrew jackson
aud Napoleon Bonapatte; and of course, ac.
cordiug To the ShaBdran system, have ali the
chances OF becoming great men Jhai dstu
guishcd names can rive them. They weighed
"a the aggregate, llf pounds that is On sav.
George Washington Z, Andrew jackson 81 and
little Napoleon 81. Who knows bur At some
tutdTe dsy, 80 with the HOratii aud Curatii.
Che scale 90 bltue may hang upon tie powers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-10-02

IN CHANCERY.--AL court held for Lonisa county
II the iIth day OF September, 1878,
Sarah Dickrnscn, widow aud reitt Of Thongs Dick
enson dec. and Niliiam Perry and Susan his VIE DAT
Shsan DiGkensoD Thomas Dickinson ana ssai Dick
ehsoh....... Pt01iBS,
n.r.au
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eA'eSandcr s. Wadsworlh, Esq. Captain
OF the y. s. ship Independence, is appoint
ed TO the command Of tie u. S. corvette
John Adams, at New York.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02
.Ner- York, November 20,
SHIPWRECRs.


The ship Samuel, captain Leger, from
Greenock for this port, with cargo Of ego
tons coal, dry goods, &c. owned by Messrs.
John Flack and Tho. Suffem, was wrecked
on Thursday morning, at s O'Clock, on
Hampstead Beach, near Rockaway, l.. |.
and was full Of water in hours. Her let
Ter bag, papers, some dry goods, and some
Of her sails were saved. Ten minutes be-
fore she struck, she was in Is fathoms wa
ter, with light southerly breeze. Passen-
gers, Alr. Walter Porter, and 9 in the steer
age, WHO, with the captain and crew, got
ashore in the boats. The Samuel left Gree.
mock about the eth of September.
The ship Andrew Jackson, from Bristol,
England, for this port, with valuable car
go OF iron, Hardware, &c. and so passen.
gers, was cast away on Barnegat Shoals,
about SO miles south Of Sandy Hook, at 9
o'clock on Thursday morning, and it is
feared will be totally lost, with most of the
cargo. Our informant left the wreck at 8
O'Clock yesterday morning, when she lay
about 100 yards from the shore, and had
thrown overheard about 60 hhds Of mer-
chandize. The passengers had not all
landed, and the wind was fresh from the
southwark. Three boats had gone 10 her
assistance. The Andrew Jackson belonged
to Messrs. B. w. Rodgers & Co. and P.
Schermerhorn e. Sons. She left Bristol
28th September.
The sloop Mary & Eliza, Thompson,
from Fredericksburg for this port, with
cargo Of -four and wool, was cast ashore on
Saturday night at Banegat, about lCo
yards from the Andrew Jackson, and re-
mains high and dry-her cargo was all
landed on the beach.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02

pOrtiCu OF the CiiiZc.s Oh Inc Sh'ea 81" X
should be deprived Of liberty that Chief
of their fellow citizens enjoyed, or that
they should be exempt from taxation whilst
the o,heis were not; and even were they
exempt from taxation, no pecunlary consl-
Iteration can balance the smallest depriVa-
ton of essential liberty, nor can any Sec
tional privilege, not granted 10 alt, be par
donable under our form OF government.
And, indeed, the situation OF the District
of Columbia, requires that in it the great
EST Difference shouidb be paid 10 the yirluous
principles of liberty, ard an example set
worthy Of imitation 10 the surrounding
states.
But how sad the reality: here, the cen.
ire of numerous association Of freemGn,
the very heart of the republic and the key
stone of its existence where The most
pure and virtuous sentiments OF republican
ism arc expected 10 be cultivated and dis
seminated, what do we see ? Upwards Of
twenty-five thousand American citizens, in
consequence OF being so long deprived OF
their political rights, dormant to the exhi-
larating influence Of republican energy and
enjoying small portion OF liberty only
through the medium of congress, whose
multiiarous business renders il impossible
TO pay the necessary attention to this iso!a-
ted district; and indeed we may fear that
the political torpidity and imbecility, now
too prevalent in the district, may increase
and be productive OF the most ruinous Ell
fects on the welfare of the republic, by To-
sing sight OF the indispensable requisites for
the maintenance OF that just equality OF
rights and equal distribution Of justice,
without which, republleanism dwindles in
to despotisln.
In taking candid and impartial view Of
that clause in the constitution that vests in
congress the exclusive right of Legislation
for this district, little doubt can be enter
tanned but that the members of the cOnven-
ton transcended The power given them and
usurped right which belongs 10 the peo-
pie only But this is a point that we
should approach with tin greatest venera-
ton; and it is confidently hoped that the
wisdom OF the present congress will take
seriously into consideration this important
question, and that they will not substitute
power for justice, by exercising exclusive
government over people who have never
delegated that right to them.
AMERIC ANUS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02

night ialI hi, life cannot be con'iieredsais.
Inorder 10 avail himself Of a favorable wind,
cart. l.. ga under way 10 leave the ports
little before day break, al which time the
pi,Dt came on board 10 take him out, and,
while all hands we're busily Engaged at
their duty, con'rised by some deSteroGs
mauguyre, (Which would have done credit
TO first raie professor Of lesercem"in) 10
pay out the hauser into his boat which was
alongside, and send II away before IT was
missed. Capt. l.. knowing The detention
which he must necessarily experience oy
losing the wind, found himself reluctantly
compelled 10 put up with the loss without
making any effort to retrieve 1t, which
wouId in all probability have been ensuc.
cessful.
Cant. l.. Slso represents the CO.'S! n he
reigbborhood of Aux-Caycs, 10 be swarIa
ing with pirates; they barbor in the s;"aIl
rivers and come out in open boats, armed
with muskets and cutasses, and attack ere>
ry vessel they see there has scarcely an
American vessel passed Cape Danna Maria
lately, that hasescaped being p!undered by
them. The schnr. Venus, capt. Sampson,
OF New. Y ork, was boarded by one Of these
boats, and robbed Of goods TO the amoGn,
OF s. 900: they several times threaienedlo
kill capt. s. and piundered the crew OF eve
" article except the clothes they stood in.
Capt. l.. thinks il advisable for masters Of
vessels having 10 pass this coast, to go pro-
vidcd with small arms at least, TO defend
themselves against these black demons O.!
piunder, whose fire arms are seldom in
condition ior Service, generally wanting
lock or flint!
His excelIency president Boyer and 500.
paid visi; to Aux-Cayes about ten days
before capt. l.. sailed lie was making
tour Of observation through the country and
intended proceeding next 10 Jereme.
Markets at Aux. Cayes--ior American
produce highly discouraging. flour plenty;
price asked ID dolls. but small sales atthat;
pork 29 "a beet 90; bread 3; herrinss
plenty, but no sales; Island produce scarce;
coffee "a 90 cents per ID. very little for
sale neither sugar or molasses to be had
at any price.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02
DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA.


The paragraph of the presidents mes.
sage relative TO the District of Columbia,
has excited the most lively interest, and
reused the hitherto slumbering energies Of
those who have been bereft ot the inestima-
bic privilege of participating in common
with their fellow citizens of the U. States
in the delegation Of Representatives TO ex-
press their, sentiments, and TO the enjoy
ment OF self government, which constitute
the beauty and happiness Of the American
republic.
So long has this right been withheld irom
them. that the lapse of time has almost sane
toned IFS correctness, in direct opposition
TO the fundamental principles Of repub-
licanism.
The sacred precepts contained in the de-
claratlon OF the bill of rights, in l776, are
viewed by all with the reverence and vene-
ration they should inspire aud who can
read the following extract without admit
ting that the citizens Of this District are
particularly aggrieved -" We hold these
truths TO be self evident, that all men are
created equal that they are endowed by
their Creator with certain unaiienable
rights that among these are life, liberty,
and the pursuit Of happiness that to Sc
cure these rights, governments are instituted
among men, deriving their Just PoUers from
the consent Of the governed; that when any
torn Of government becomes destructive TO
these ends, it is the right Of The people to
alter or TO abolish il and 10 institute new
government laying its foundation on such
principles, and organizing its powers in
such form as to them shall seem most likely
to effect their safety and happiness"
What power has this unrepresented dis.
trict in its government? certainly none; it
is placed on footing with the colonies be-
fore the revolution and its wants only
known but by petition.-The third article
oithe second section, and the fourth article
of the ninth section of the constitution Of
the United States, contracted with the pri-
vileges of the citizens of this district, show
how much they are deprived Of their con-
stitutionsl rights. Representatives and
direct taxes shall be apportioned among the
several states which may be included with
in this union according TO their respective
members" No cap tation or direct tax
shall be laid, unless in proportion to the
census and enumeration herein before d.
rected 10 be taken"
1t certainly never was intended by the
wise trainers Of the constitution that any
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02
Public Sale,

PY virtue of a deed Of trust from James
- M'Dennick, and Linney his wife, to
the subscriber, 10 secuTe the payment OF
debt due from them to VIM. B. Stewart,
will be exposed to sale, on the premises, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. at IL o'clock, a
- house and lot on Queen.street, be-
IF" tween Pitt and st. Asaph streets
MAJ fronting on Queen-street 80 feet,
49, and extending in depth I76 feet I
inches. Terms made known at the sale.
N. HERBERT, Trustee.
December wfntI7D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02

by the public was necessary, and therefore
he hoped the means Of inquiry afforded by
the house would be ample also. Without
the least desire to pass from himself a CEN
sure upon the bank, he felt it his duty to
say that he believed the general scope Of
the allegations against il was true. There
could scarcely have been Glamour 50 very
universal without an exciting cause, and
therefore an inquiry ought to take place.
This was followed by some observations
from Mr.. Lowndes, TO the effect that he CO.
incided with Mr.. M'Lean, in thinking that
the sole question fit to. be entertained By
the house, with due regard 10 its own dig
nifty, was whether the charter mad been
violated or not He thought an inquiry,
properly directed, would be advantageous
to the bank, and considered the clamor
which had been raised against it as only
the natural effects Of the unavoidable dis
appointment ofthe public hopes, which had
been raised too high for the possibility of
fruition, and that that clamor would sub
side when the whole subject should be pre-
scented to the general eye in all its aspects.
To this Mr.. Spencer replied by saying that
one reason why the inquiry should be grant
ed, was, that il would furnish government
with grounds for exercising the power it
possessed under the charter, OF removing
the directors of the bank, if it should be
found expedient. Mr.. M'Lesn's amend
ment then passed on division, by IS a.
gainst g..
Mr.. Lowndes then proposed an amend
ment, which reduced Dir. M'Lean's 10 this
shape.
"That committee be appointed to in.
spect the books, and examine into the Fro
ceedings of the bank of the United States,
and report whether its charter had been vio-
lated-that il have leave TO meet in Phila-
delphia, with power TO call for persons and
papers, and have clerks, &c. &c. This a.
mendment, Notwithstanding counter pro-
position from Dir. BARKER, to have the books
&C. brought TO Washington, which was OPP
posed by MIR. Terrell and Mr.. Spencer,
was carried; the question being taken by
ayes and noes-by Is to "a.
A number Of copies Of the code Of Juris-
prudence, prepared for the district of CO.
!umba are to be printed, on motion Of Mr..
Herbert.
A bill granting the veteran Major Gen.
Stark pension of 60 dollars a month was
ordered to be engrossed for a third read
ing,
On the Beaumarchais affair, Mr.. Baldwin
spoke, from the conclusion Of the bank bu-
siness, to past three o'clock, in support of
the claim. Tie house then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02
Norfolk, November 81.
AUX.CAYES.

AUX-CAYEs.
Capt. Lawrence, who arrived here on
Wednesday last, from Aux-Cayes, draws a
very sombre picture OF this part ofthe Hay
tian republic {; he state: that the public off,
GERS, as well as the natives generally, ap-
peared to conduc. themselves towards
strangers as if they regarded them merely
as objects of plumber. II the master Of a
vessel wishes to land bis cargo, there is no
wharf 20 which he can moor his vessel, the
one so called being entirely decayed and
useless: consequently he must experience
great difficulty in getting it on shore; and
having to trust in some degree to the homes.
ty Of the tide walters and laborers, he may
count himself very lucky indeed If he un-
loads his vessel without being piifered. A
stranger who finds himself among these
people; is compelled 10 be always on the
alert 10 save his apparel or other property
from piilage; and if he is on shore after
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-02
Boston, November 90

DOStOH, sNUVcNtOcf <Os
By the brig Dolphin, captain Wil.S,us,
which arrived at this port yesterday in 50
days from Cronstadt, we learn that The u.
States frigate Guerrero, capt. Macdonough,
arrived at that port from Boston, about
Sept. 20, and The Hon. Mr.. Campbell and
lady proceeded thence to ST. Petersburgh
in the steam boat. The Guerrero sailed
from Cronstadt on the same day with the
Dolphin, October 2, and arrived at Elsi
neur Oct. IA, whence she sailed on the fol-
lowing day, for the Mediterranean. The
customary salutes were fired on her arrival
at Cronstadt, and also on her departure.
We have received from correspondent
at St. Johns, n. F. the papers of that town
to the Sd inst. On the evening Of the lst
a fire broke out which threatened to do
much damage, hut il was fortunately SUBJ
dGed before il had communicated TO the
neighborins buildings. The following pa.
ragraphs are extracted:
81. 1oHNs, w. 4. W. ~.
We learn with much pleasure that his
eIcellency the governor, taking into con.
sideration the present distress OF this town,
arising from the recent misiortunes 10 which
il has been subject. and the failure Of the
fishery this season, has been pleased to
make reduction Of % per cent. in the 60
vernment rents for the current year, provi.
ded the same he Immediately paid in.
Oct. 3l.-The brig Neptune, capt. Will.
son. from Quebec, bound TO London, with
cargo oftimber, slaves, &c. was cast away
at St. Shores near Cape Pine, in St Mary's
Bay, during very thick fog, on the 10th
inst. and soon after went TO pieces. Capt.
Wilson, bis wife, who was passenger, and
the crew, got ashore with the greatest diff
Guilty, where the land being remarkably
high, they assembled it by the help of lad
der which fortunately drove ashore from the
wreck, and travelled TO St. Shots, at which
place they arrived on the 18th, nearly ex-
haus,ed, not having had any thing to ca, for
nearly As hours. From St. Shots they set
off for Trepassey there they embarke d for
St. Johns, and arrived here on Saturday
last. understand they suffered severe
ly from fatigue, cold and hunger, and scarce
saved an ,--ticle of clothing.
Extract Of letter received in Boston, da-
ted Bordeaux, Sept. %.
"The grape is excellent, but not abun-
dant, and not much if any brandies will be
made this year, as there are more orders for
wine Of 1918 than tie vintage will yield
This you may depend on"
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Ladies Dresses.

MFRS. WALLACE, successor to Mrs.
I'VE Dodd, most respectfully informs the
Ladies Of Alexandra and its vicinity, that
she has commenced the fancy and plain
Dress and Corset making, on King-st. near
Alfred.st. and has just received the newest
fashions from England. Any ladies that
may favor her with their orders imay rest
assured they shall be attended to with neat
ness and puncluality on moderate terms.
Dec. 9. 3tk
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n A Regimental Court Of

Enquiry Of Tst Regiment End Brigade Of
Militia Of the District OF Columbia will he
held on Friday next, the 4th instant, at nine
o'clock in the morning, in the house front
Of Thos. Shields on Royal-st.-The d..
litia law provides that this court may remit
fines incurred within twelve months last
preceding it /: any persons, therefore, hav.
ing appeal to make in case offines imposed
at The last Battalion Court, or any fines i'm
posed within the present year, are hereby
requested to attend, as the business of the
year will be finally closed at this court.
By order,
Dec. 3. WM. A. WILLIAMS, Adj.
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co ZACH E e.

THE proprietors having, for the accom-.
i mediation of the public, put on the
line new stage and horses, they will leave
Alexandria every morning at 10 o'clock for
Washington and Georgetown returning,
will leave Georgetown at O'Clock, and
Washington at half past d, for Alexandra.
Fare IS cents each way. All baggage at
the risk of the owners. St Dec2
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,katA Exchange Cefse-House ~siS
SE&sM ARINE JOURNAL. !Ssaz
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. -. December {.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. :. December I.
ARRIVED,
Schr Dolphin, Reynolds, 10 days from
Richmond tobacco, stationary, &c. TO },
Jackson e. Co. and J. g. J. Douglass, and
bran, TO the master.
CLEARED,
Brig Iris, Mayo, Oporto.
Sehr Ann, Anthony, Nswbern.
Sloop Mechanic, Smith Georgetown.
Brig Juno, at Boston eth ult. up for this
port. :"
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at 4 P. NJ
Nothing bound up, inland vessels excepted.
OF Indian Head, passed ship Eagle, pro-
ceeding down.