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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
HYGEIA H0TEI


hSssbserber hns the house nj Old Point Com oy,
ceive company. ~ 49, ' f'NP'''u W 's-
Proprietor contemplates building large addition
when completed, will increase the number of rooms
TSe NY rms VIII be In readiness early in July.
access TO this place 10y Steam bont, from BALL
more, Washington City, Rchmond and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,t NE passengers can land within few Yards of the
great saving In the rpense horses and carri-
~,eh are entirely useless herecvery facility being
ny he Hampton Steam Boat, which runs daily be-.
tween Norfolk Old Point Comfort and Hampt,n~Tbe so
oi he climate, being constantly refreshed with the
bard sandy beHCb for Salt Water Battjop-
an. ,,ouses which sreto he Immediately erected Tor
nc accommodation of the Ladies' all combined render "a,
ne most desirable suaon perhaps In The United State
and amusement. ~ 'e'' - pressure
'besd Hog fish and other fine fish for The ialr
chught IN the greatest abundance, and about the
may he fond oflbe sport. ~ W."
The subscriber has do ar,snc.r,o., e..
Ky oi JUMPER WATEp from the Dismal swanIi,-rsd
III MS Visitors abundant table oftte best ests
oysters, and, IN fact cf every thing Wick can gr,i
,jsn naie-tbe best Liquors, Wines &c.-good stleu-
sri VlNYIng already engaged excellent servants
m OVID Tune, which will be exclusively devoted to the
". en cement Of the Establishment. "
-tHt.V 20. Silt FRANCIS S. TAYLOR
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NOI'ICE.

EthAT in yrisf Of deed Of executed by Thomas
H. Wnhail 10 the subscriber, for certnin purposes
therein expressed, will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash. at Halifax Courthouse the 29d day of June
Inc tract OF land in the said deed mentioned containing
three hundred aud ninetysx acres, be the
less rms is the tract well known 10y the OF Cader
or fTnd Is remarkably fertile, mostly in woods I'll
worthy the attention Of eapitassSUc title convey
ed 70 me- viii be nde TO the purchssex-nnd this,
heVed, is uUquestionable.
May 70. a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
WESTERN AGENCY

rI'E subscriber agent number citizens Of yir
ginia having found IL necessary establish an Of
nee at the sent of Government In Kentucky has
assistance with view ofeItending his business and
now receive agencies for doing business all
for selling land investigating titles, prosecuting suits
ing taxes, collecting &c. To aid him in which, he
has engaged the counsel in the Having been
engaged In this business for i've years he has
the country, with laid down rs TO shew all
Co. he feels strong confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength These connections already extend
upwards OF 800 miles the Ohio river grau
ally charging 50 that after while he hopes
oept OF an agency for land 10 be able to determine
strength of the title and from bis general
the country to know the quality ofthe land without d
beulty The Subscriber has also Office established in
0wensborough at the Yellow Banks where in his Absence
bis brother, Philip Triplet will attend his business
and in his absence from Frankfort his business will be
tended to by Mr. a. r. Burnley. Letters directed the
subscriber Frankfort Pof paid will be promptly attend
ed TO- Application also he made MR. Tbos. Green
OF Richmond, Va who will make know the terus and
authorized TO enter into contracts for agencies
ROBERT TRIPLETT.
EOTf.-it not he amss TO inform the citizens of
Virginia who hold land and have agents In Kentucky
tsit their land he lost for Of attention,
FIXTURE for Of of bring.
ing suits and 10 opening DEGREES obtained by default some
shines upon very Gmsy grounds death oil witnesses who
can now establish their claims and in other ways. Many
are already thus ostbut supposed he lost
might by good management be reclaimed.
April ~. 1911 RT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

rrry The EaoUIRERis published twice week, general
=, three times week during the session OF the STATE
the as heretofore, Fil< Doiurs
anauu, payable in advance Notes OF chartered, specie
~ wing hanks (oay) will he received in The Ed
ors viii guarantee the safety Of re.in them by mail
IN, postage all letters being paid by the writer's
H No paper Will be discontinued, but ut the discretion
q tho Editors until all arrearagcs have been paid up
~ Whoever will the payment of nine papers,
TEWNIs OF ADVERTISING.
u square, iess-Firsi Insertion, rs cens--caeh
Continuance. so cents.
until has sither been paid
Ssr by person in this city, its envans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
LAND FOK SALE.

IlY vr'Se of deed of executed Co the subscriher
- 10y George W Baird, debt due a. Dean ant
Page, and duiy recorded the county Of BUckng
ham We will expose 70 public sale Saturday the 2si da
OF June uegi before the door ~ 1essrs Isngiur
and Scruggs n the town of Cara aud county Of Cunher
Land, tue Of land which the ,ad Geo. w. Bair
now resides. aiming hundred acres mech
will he sufficient to raise the uf 10 together viii
costs aud charges. The tide Is believed ~ " good
HENRY PAGE,
May 10. a--t.s WM. AKEks
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CORN & FISH.

TWO thousand bushels clean yellow corn weighing so
w. the bushel, board thr schooner Vrgnin Ann
1000 Bushels bite ditto Junrd scls Leah Ann and WIN
and ELEANOR.
IS IbI,. i ii"%rI" no." on board the Comet
All OF which will be sold accommodating terms Ia
ken from board in the DOtk.---AppIv to
may ". Ut w. p MICOII.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
Sales Of Lot, in the Iolen Of Sydney, under

Sales Of Lots in the To,sn Of Sydney, under
Deed Of Trust
Y virtue Of deed Of the subscribers, from Thos
I'D H. Harris dated the 10th September s22. and duly
corded In the clerks oe of Uenrco county shall
Monday the ID day Jure fair, otherw the
first Gar day thereafter proceed from day day sell
public auction to the highea bidder. the following
FIFTY LOTS OF LAND,
the CITY Of Richmond In the of Sydney number
e In the plan thereof follows 40 81, A. As H. 7B
so, az, g. S. a. S. So S. ios 10, III 49, ii3, ia u.s.
no. I2t i22 i63 1884, 1885, 1886 i67, 1853, i6e, TO- ILL.,
IT. 49, i7 iao 49, 1872, 1885, ESQ 26i, 2s2 26s 264 c
266 and 2G7and Ma. SOL In the city Of chmond the
public warehouse Some Of these lots lie very the city
Of Richmond Of the squares contain four in
Guiding sree md The elevated situations in che
extensive prospect and
excellent soil for all purposes Of cultivation.
Terms-cssh in hand.
The sale will commence 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and IL completed the first day, will he continual
the next fair day thereafter and continue from day day
till the whole shall I've sold may be sufficient
to pay the various sums required to he raised.
THOMAS TAYLOR,
JANIS BROWN, Jr.
AnriI2o 1fI-ids ROBERT GWAyuMFY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
Cotton, Tar, Lumber, Harbour, &c.

Cotton, Tar, Lumber, Hdrdicare, &c.
1IHE subscriber has received ard offers for sale
Il 40bees North Caroline COTTON In compressed bales,
and in fne shipping order
$50 barrels hrs qusity thch TAR in strong tight casks
10000 cypress and Juniper SHINGLES
few thousand feet Off /" pine SCANTLING BOARDS
also IN STORE,
general assortment of HARDWARE by the package
Superfne CLOTHS, CASSfMEpES BOMBAZETTS
London PORTER K BROWN STOUT, in pint OF. bottles
Old L. p Madeira, Port Tenerfe WINES, of approved
Holland GIN, In Of ~ bottles
ROMAN CEMENT, direct from the manufacturers
ANDREW SMITH,
Anril ~ Iia-at Cnrrn.rfrfsf
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e4-wtf GEORGE FITZHUGH.
NOTIEE,

IL persons indebted the late I'm OF JAMES JOHN
DUNLOP, 20 either OF the parties individually
informed that directed TO have their outstanding
matters brought TO close-aud have therefore
quest that may lie mate with little delay pos
sibic, il being out Of power give indulgence
SEPHERp LESLIE
Petersburg, NAV 6. ilS-6it
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FOR RENT OR LEASE-

"tt TAVERN nj Dinwiddie Courthouse; there Is suc
me-, Ht sd attached TO IT, in high state Improve
10 ~ make grain enough f1r the Of The place: il shnd
a. ,ucementto any having family 10 educate as there
n snIegulaied academy within few hundred wards -
ps,e . OF good feather beds aud great number Ut
~. mat would suit the repiOr. II the sove properIy
NJ, ~ plVaiey rented by October court 10 will be sci m 81,
piud,r on that dar Persons disposed 10 rent can
Mn 'gsp''eo''o1 TO nc, residing she premises.
~ 90 o--"U JOHN SCOTT.
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april IS. I,s--,ds cHRfsT'R ANTiioNY. :,
HAMPSTEAD FOR SALE

THIS Of the situations Virginia
try retail upon large scale II in King George
county, Virginia. SO miles below Alexandria, very ee
waited and healthy situations ourh Of mile from the
Potomac river, and the distance from the Potomac
Academy: The buildings genteel dwelling house,
store hoase granary suny aher houses FOR the
gentee popuous and wealthy. will sell upon
sfve credits stock In the fsrners Bank OF Virginia
Amy person disposed purchase get any farther
formation that may by application to Col Aus
tin smith John ooe, Esq the from King
mont, near Hampstead post Office.
Feb. q, s4-wtf GEORGE FITZHUGH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
CHOICE GOODS.

- CHOICE GOODS.
ft1lE subscribers offer for sale on the most favorable
4 terms, the following articles:
100 hhds. Sugars, part first rnte -.
$50 boxes aud barrels loaf and lump Sugar
$50 barrels Muscosado Sugar
80 punchsous Rum, part old 9Th proof jamaica
); s s 4 4. T. S.. Ss"'"se Coffee
so 90 Shs's Penn. and taryiaad W1hskey
pipes pure Holland Gin
5 do. CognRc Brandy
100 casks dry and sweet Malaga Wine
20 casks bright Green Copperas
600 kegs White Lead
40 casks Out Nails
100 kegs Nitre Hall GUnpowdcr
90 hhds. bright retailing English Island Mclasscs
10 casks London Particular Madeira Wine
10 do Old Lisbon do
a0 packages choice Teas Imp. Gunpow der Y. II
10 half-pipes London Particular Madeira Wine
500 boxes 8xIo i2Xio aud i0Nii Window Glass
DO. Birthstone
do. CASTLE Soap
I'D do. Soap
40 do. Starch
80 do. Mould Candles, part Richmond made, and
very superior
20 tons American Iron
80 casks refined Satpetrc, &c. sc.
NoNCURE, ROBINSON PLEASANTS
JANUARY 30. as-(2lH Auctioneers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
TRUST SALE.

TlY virtue of deed of bearing date the day Of
ID June 822 duly recorded In the clerks Office Of Pow
hataa executed by Dr. John Randolph the sub
sebers for certain purposes therein expressed shall
the Data day MAY next, proceed sell Powlaian
Courthouse, the highest bidder at public auction, for
ready land lying in said county, and
adjoining the lands Of Major Tinsy, Mrs. Trabue md
others tract containing rs acres more or less, and the
other containing 1884 either Of said tracts
much thereof will be sufficient satisfy the Of 400
dollars and IS CENTS with lawful interest thereon from the
first day Of January Of sale Acting
tees shall convey such title only vested in
WILLIAM POPE, rrus-
April c5. fi3-tds CIiRHSr'R ANTHONY. tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
ZEN DOLLAkS REWARD.

IF1IN UOIILAHS IKE W AID.
p ANYWAY from the subscriber, Saturday night last
H mulatto man named JOE formerly the property OF
Dr. John Adams lie is made, OF age, about
feet or Q iuches high had when he away n
roundabout and psntaoons OF corsoy and carried with
him black and paDtaloons, blanket &c. lie prob
ably lurking about this city the county Of Hanover,
where be has rslnon attempting TO to The North
- I1-tf JOHN O. WILLIAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
EOR REN,H

VIE tenement situate the North corner Of and 5t
sreats, recently occupied by Benjsmin Tate dec. For
terms NJ Le apply the subscriber on the premises. or
at his Office, third door below the Ben phvern
May @ i-n JOSEPH TATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
FALLS PLANTATION.

Et subscriber Offers for sale his present residence
caHed Whentland, lying In the county of Chesterfield
and half mile from Manchester; II is the third
pt of ihe FdU, Plantation, and is bounded the North
east BY james river, where the depth Of sufficient
to reder that front of value Cor shipping coal
othar heavy articles OF il has also deublc
front OF near half mile in extent the Manchester and
Petersburg turnpike road.
The consists of 60 of which 3t5
and now in good culture, than two-tbirds Of which
cleared land may be considered unconnoply fertile
capable from the excellence ofs foundation being very
highly improved The timbsred land is about 525
Few estates much favored with good springs OF
water, and ancvcriniiing through fed
There also an abundant supply of rock lying the
surface for all the purposes OF fences and buildings
The Improvements consist Of comfortable dwelling
lately erected, with sunbe outbouses extensive gar
den, and superior barn, constructed for working
wheat tbreshing machine and ,,abng cattle.
The subscriber will he MI times rendy to skew the
premises to who he desrsus Of making purchase
and 20 state the terms on which he will sell.
March 2. CHARLES PICKETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
LAND FOR SALE.

I'LL be sold without TO the highest bidder,
w the 18th day of August next 81 Joseph H. Jearess
store In the county OF Lrncnhurg of land lying in
the cosniy OF Prince Edward the head of Big Noo.
way river containing by late 2oacres well adapted
the cultivation tobacco wheat ether small
grain--good springs, and good improvements.
As IL Is presumed TINT person will purchase without
viewing the premises further rpiio
JP Any person wishing purchase privately can do
application To the subscriber.
NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
CAJTI(JN.

~ - pes"ns are hereby warned from trusting Mrs STU
minf hh r. Muscnrei my account, a. am deIrr.
s, hereafter To pay debts Of her contracting; prr
,Ies'ing her viii therefore do their own risk
-Sl1yN " 3--wfws JOHN O. MUScAUFTII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY.

TTViE session will commence the first OF May
Il under the direction of Mr. Hawkesworth,a gentleman
emnrny ualiedt discharge the duties Parents
AMI guardians maybe convinced of the fact, by enqurng
te nsighbnrhood OF fredericksburg, where he has re-
sided for severniyears. With equal Icccs heretofore at
tending this institution, have the Iaerny prospect Of
his remaining The healthiness of the situation
Is well known and The boarding conducted by
Mr. Daniel Turner. who has invariably given
Terms of board and tuition a heretofore.
April %. IIo-tf THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

hINHOHn fIoTSe .'IdrHet 3 Livery Stable.
TUE subscriber respectfully informs his friends the
a public, tint he has recently built large and co mo-
inus stable, the Old Market cross street lead
ing from thence 10 the Unck where he ON
livery, with strict attention good fare lie will also
Keep horses, carriages and gigs hire snabie
Dy arrangement with Messrs. Brooke Hubbard aue
toneers horses put into his stable for sale sold
auction, Tuesday and Friday his stable which
heng the market, affords the best OF
chat kind Of properly He solicis share OF the public
patronage. JOHN BLACKWELL.
MarcI aa-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

SPRING GOODS g. FASHIONS.
FTIHE subscriber has received by Virginia
laie arrivals from New York. part of his Spring sup
py the principal which In
The ship Meteor. His supply will he completed by tue
arrival of tho ship assel.s ut this port from Liverpool
which is daily expected. lie has also cived from Pa
dclPha the latest fashions, and his that
exertion shall lie wanting merit continuation OF the
liberal patronage he has receive since his
IN husiness.
ar Any garment made a few hours police.
THOMAS LAMBERT, Meyehan, Tailor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

80 MALTA, FEB. 81.
Ny Dear Sir: send you herewith the me.
ianchOy details Of most affecting catas-
trophe which occurred here late in the after
noon at Tie 18th inst. 10 any one who has
visited the spot, it appears almost incredible
how 80 many lives could have been lost with
IN period Ola quarter oran hour or twenty
mlnules--and in n place, too, where there
was mote than one outlet hut the unhappy
Fact was, that, so far from the foremost en-
drayOnrins to restrain those behind, all were
eager to he the first TO receive the donation.
particularly, ~, from the increased number
improperly admitted, it was apprchended
there would not he bread, &c. sufficient for all
Tue lamp was unfortunately exiingtIishcd trt
Is said by The hogs, in frolic, throwing their
caps ut IT, aud thus in the dark, and not being
aware offl eight fatal steps, the moment
they came 20 the edge of them, they were
prrciPilated hrIow with such rapidly, one
after the other that, although one half Of the
inner door vas actually open, il was in an in q.
slant mockcd up Ivy the PROSTATE bodies Ia
lew were found IN nm upright postn.a against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

SERVANTS e. HORSES, FOR SALE.
VIE subscriber having disposed Of his in the
Richmond and Petersburg line OF stages, offers
sale one of the best Carriage Drivers IN America having
been accustomed Ia drive six In hand Also an expert
ssamstress and lndys madsevera carriage horses
hrs rate riding horse The being well disposed
will not he sold 10 any person who will carry them
the state WILLIAM TAZEWELL
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23

I WISH 70 employ MILLER for tbs ensuing year, of
gao character and complete n,nster of the business
married man with small family will he preferred For
further particulars apply to JOHN H. CRAVEN feuparE,
charlottesville. -Str
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
THOMAS BOSWELL.

TTIE subscriber offers for sale his Eeia6Iish-
Il nient at buckingham Courthouse, upon accomnadai-
ing terms BOILING BRANCH.
Msy 2. rIIAat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-23
tFrom The Bengal HurL.r., Aug. Is, 1872,

The gentleman who furnished us with the
following account of the burning Of Hindoo
Widow, was an eye witness to the occurrence,
and assures us it i. correctly described.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
IMpORTANT.--FROM CADlZ.

karq, IN 80 days from CadiZ, Informs tina,
The royal family and Cortes were hourly
expected at Seville. 10 coming out capt
P heard the discharge Of cannon, and
presunes that they had arrived. Hostii.
ties were momentarily expected to com.
mence.
John M. Hall, esq. American consul al
Cadiz, died on the night of the liih ult.
after severe illness Of three days, of in
hamation of the brain, in the 4Oth year oil
his age.
Ca plain P. has dispatches for govern.
ment, from Mr.. Forsyth.
The editors of the Gazette have been
favored with Cadiz papers to he 10Th ut.
containing Madrid dates to the 4tb, not SO
late by one day as received via Paris.
Private letters by this arrival, express
doubts as to the entry OF French troops
into Spain at all but that prepare lions to
meet the worst were progressing. Ar
engagements had also been made al Seville,
for the reception # the King and Cortes.
LATER.
BY the Tamworh, which left Cadiz on
the 18Th ult. we learo, by private letters
of The 18th, and by the captain, that the
king and Cortes bad LETT Madrid for Sc,
vile; and il was reported, Cd the 18th,
that $1,000 French troops had entered
Spain, which increased the probability OF
war A Spanish "a, which had been drI-
ven from Madeira with loss OF anchors and
cables, had arrived at Cadiz.
Capt. Hamor is bearer OF dispatches
for government.
We are indebted 10 commercial friend
tor Cadiz papers TO the l4lb ul!. inclusive,
containing Madrid dates TO the 9th !; but,
owing TO the late hour at which we recei-
we'd them, have only time to give the fol.
lowing summary:
Accounts from Seville TO the 10th of
March state that advices had been received
from Madrid Of the immediate departure
OF the royal family and Cortes for the ca.
pital OF Andalusia. The first detachment
would leave MADRID on the 10th, and it
was supposed that the king would attach
himself 20 the centre party.
In the session of the Cortes on the 9th,
a committee was appointed TO wait on the
king with reply to bis speech at the O..
penng of the session. This document
breathes a spirit of devotion to the public
veal, and approves OF the sentiments of
he king relative to the intentions OF
France The reply concludes with con-
graduating the king on the favorable situ-
alton OF the several branches of the GO
vernnent, and assures him that the Cortes
will increasingly unite in the defence oil
the country and the constitution, on which
depend its tranquility, glory and prospe-
rily.
The Lisbon dates are to the 9Th ult. but
they furnish nothing Of moment.
The governor OF CaCiz issued a very
patriotic proclamation, addressed TO the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

citizens, calculated. from its sentiments,
to produce the most favorable. effect, by
exciting strong feeling against the anti
cipaied invasion of their country. LGdz
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

On Tue day, the 22d, Baron de Tuyli,
commissioned as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary. from Russia, was
presented TO the President, by Mr.. Adj
ans, Secretary of State; when he deli
vered bis credential letters, and was ac-
cordingIy received by the President in his
character Of Envoy Extraordinary and Mi,
mister Plenipotentiary OF his Imperial
Majesty, the Emperor Of all the Russias,
to this government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-02
WOOL CARDING.
FRESH
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
OF the BEST lUALITr,

OF the BEST lUALIVf
II PIT constantly ior sale by DIR.
~ JOHNSON. at his iieoieai D,spensary. No.
49, Ihamess,reet, just north OF The brick market
where the citizens OF Newport. aud its unity. and
those from the country, aRd tsgtarv.y people, will
fod good medicine, at any other place and the
greatest care will be bad that mistake be made
and they can, also receive medical attention and al
N1ee, as saata'y ut least, AS from any Other
0J Medicine Chests put up, or replenished. with
particular care
At The same place only. may be had the Rose Oin,
renk or a safe, certain. cheap tor the Itch,
scsid.besd. eruptions on the face and hands, &c.
&c.-Teeth powders, Sydenham's Pills, &c.
ALSO-.dS dBCVE,
Doct. Manleigh's much admired
MADAGASCAR OIL,
for the hair This oil is used to curl and peisGme
Tie hair to cause it 20 grow. and to preyeat bald.
nses. This OIL is in genera! request
~ YOUR TEETA
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New
port. and from the country, can be furnished with
natural artificial Teeth, which will be fitted to
sembic nature, with great exac,ness. embracing aIi
Ihe modern improvements in the att.
GJ' Teeth dressed, extracted &c. in the neatest
manner, and with all possible safety.
June 25.
Rhode. Island and New. York Steam
Boats.
THIS line is now arranged for the sea.
L son as follows;
From Ntey York
The CoNSHorIcvr, Capt. Bunker, will depart
every Wednesday, at o'clock Pm and the fuLTos
Capt. C0mssoes, every Saturday. al O'Clock Pm.
From Provtdence
The FuLToS, Capt. Consiocb, will depart every
wednesday, at o'clock An, and the CosNEcrI.
evT. Capt. BaHter. every Saturday at tie same
hour.
O Both Boats have undergone thorough repair
they are now in the bes, possible order
Iune 95