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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-05-13

| III OUSE ana SHIf PAINTING, GLAZING
III and PAPER HANGING, No. rs, North
Main-st. 3doors north Of the First Baptist Meeting
House.
WILLIAM EDWARD CLARKE,
Continues to carry on the above branches OF busi-
ness, at his old stand as above, where those who
have work in his line which they are DESTROYS Of
having executed in a faithful and handsome man
ner, are desired to oall-as from the nature of his
business he cannot always be found at his shop, any
person wishing to employ him, will be waited upon
at their own houses, if they will leave their names
in writing or otherwise.
He returns his sincere thanks to his past custom.
ers for the very handsome patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, and hopes by unremitted at
tention to his business, to merit a continuance Of
favors from them and the public.
The best of stock used and none but the best
workmen entrusted with the execution of work.
Particular attention paid to painting rooms in
Oil, spirit or Water Colors.
Constantly on hand and for sale. a general assort-
ment of Paints, Oil, Window Glass, Putty, &c.
&c.
Orders from town or country promptly attended
to, and punctually executed.
Wanted as an apprentice to the above business,
a smart active lad, from ID to 16 years Of age;
one who would be willing to devote his time TO the
interest ofhis employer. would meet with handsome
encouragement; one from the country would be
preferred.
- FOR SALE.-A large new two story
nyInf Dwelling House, and lot, on Christian
I.1&. Hill leo called) situated on a ~ foot street
leading from High to Pawtuxet-streets said House
is % by AZ feet, on a lot running SO feet on the said
street, and extending back 1874 feet is built in du-
rable and handsome manner, is 9 l-2 and 8 l2 feet
stud, containing 5 rooms on each floor, viz: a Par
lor, Keeping -room, Kitchen, (the windows of
which opening to the south, command a very ex-
tensive p~rospect) and 2 bedrooms, with convenient
closets and presses. The garnet contains three
large pleasant lodging rooms. The basement story
is calculated for a kitchen, with a stone pantry and
a large store room, with three excellent cellar
rooms. II not sold by the lst Of June, the Cham
bers will be leased to a good tenant with a small
family for one or more years.
IL Also for sale-a small, new, one and a
T!s half story gsble-roofed building, calcu-
Is1ML lated for a dwelling house, nearly finished,
situated directly opposite the above estate, and
will besold cheap for cash, to be removed or with
the privilege ola short lease.
For further particulars apply as above, or to the
subscriber on the premises.
WIN. E. CLARKE.
April q.
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TURN OUT.-The journeyman carpenters in Al
bany have turned out for an incr ease of one shilling
per week in their wages. A meeting of the Mas
ter Carpenters was to be held for the purpose of de-
liberating upon the subject. 1t is said that there
are many buildings going up, and there is a great
and increasing demand for bricklayers, carpenters
and labouronrs.
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In North Kingstown, 9Th inst. Mr.. Alfred U. Smith,
son Of benjamin Smith, Esq. in his 10Th year. He has
kh a widow and 3 children to mourn their irreparable
loss.
In Smith6cld, on the 18th ult. Mrs. Lucy Lee, wife
Of Mr.. Abiatha Loo, aged f9.-In Dlghton, on the 18th
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saturday Evening
BULLEF1N
CLEARED THIS DAY.
Sloop Harmony, Rhodes, Baltimore.
Sloop Huntress, Read, New-York.
Sloop Eliza Ann, Child, New-York.

ARRIVED THIS DAY
Sloop Herald, Brown, from New York.
Sloop George & Mary, Walden. from Newport.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, from Warren.
Spoken, LIST inst. IS leagues N w of Cape Henlo-
pen, brig Beaver, Of this port, for Wilmington.
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$4,000 For 80 rs.

The Connecticut State Lottery, will be drawn
on the 24th instant and concluded in a few mi
nutes.--Si0,0OO, 5000, 1000, 1000, 1000, $40 &c.
&C. &c.
Tickets 81 IS, and parts in proportion--A
handsome discount made for wholesale purchases,
apply for capital prizes in all the above Lotteries
at JONES'.
Nav 10.
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1919 Prizes. 1857 Blanks.
low A.RDoS

Tickets and shares for sale in a srea, variety Of num-
'''" UOW A,RlDS
LOTTERY OFFICE, Franklin House.
The Tickets in this Lottery are formed by taking 3 let
ters, A, B, and c each letter being numbered from I 10
1000, making $1,000 tickets. On the day OF dr. swinr, TIRES
wheels will be provided. IN one Of which will lie placed Is
letters, viz. 5 Of A, 5 OF b, aud 5 Of T.; one OF which let
tiers viii be drawn, aud every ticket ~ The Lotieiy having
that letter on Il, being 1000, will each be entitled TO "a
In the second wheel will be placed the Nos. from ! 10 1850
inclusive, and in the third wheel will be placed onc third
Of all the prizes above the denomination " 81 The
drawing will then proceed in the usual manner, and .I
the tickets in the Lottery having The Nus. drawn u ing
three Of each No. VIZ. one Of A.ons Of n, and one ~ q
will he entitled To- he prizes d, awt agsinst them , fur Ia
stance, suppose No. 31cO to be drsrn'aad against IL q p,ze
Of 800 thea A, $3.50, B 37eo, and c S7eO, would esrh be q
prize Of o30o 49, May s.
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A thousand acres of wood land, in Douglass, hav
been overrun by fire, supposed to have been pur
posely communicated.
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ON WEDNESDAY NEXT.
n $4,000 FOR 3.

ORAND STATE LOTTERY, class No 8,
for 1926. To be drawn in this town on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst. Scheme-l prize OF 5000
dollars, ] Of 1898, 5 Of 1000. 8 Of 500. 8 of 200,
~ Of 100, 80 of IS, 528 Of 6, and 5676 Of 4.
Tickets 3 dollars each, and shares in propor-
ton, for sale at HuICHE.NS',
nave. First door west of the bridge.
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State Of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations.
In General Assembly, May Session, 4. d. 1895.

A N ACT in amendment to an act, entitled ian
IN act imposing a duty upon Licensed persons, and
others, and bodies corporate within this State"
SEC. l.. Be ii enacted by the General assembly,
and by the authority thereof ii is enacted, That the
tax imposed by said act, which may hereafter be-
come due and payable by each and every Bank
within this state, shall be, and the same is hereby
increased to twelve and one half cents upon each
aud every hundred dollars Of the capital stock act
ually paid in.
SEC. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That so much
of the first section ofsaid act as is repugnant hereto,
be-, and the same is hereby repealed.
True ~coPy-witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
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BILLS OF LADING,
DRINTED on fine paper, Tor sale by
Il SMITH & PARMENTER.
May 10.
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S 5000

FkHE Grand State LOTTERY will be drawn in
Il this town on 18th inst and concluded n
few minutes.-$5O0O, 1928, 5 of 1000, 8 OF 500,
POO, 100, IS, 6, &c.
Lowest prize S4-Tickets only So and part in
proportion.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLlSHED,
ID EPORT ofthe trial Of A.. S. Field, indicted for
IL the murder of Jonathan Gray, before the SUI
preme Court of Rhode Island, at Providence, March
Term, 1896. For sale by John Hutchens, and at
the Journal Counting Room. april 90.
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J B WOOD

Agent for YATES 4 MINIikE., Managers.
Who has the CASH always ready counted for
aIlprizes sold y him as soon as presented.
My G.
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1850 Prizes, } 1880 Tickets, : 90. 1890 dis.
26,97O Blanks. at 81 %.
Orders by mail, (post paid } from sny part OF
the Union, enclosing the CASH, good prizes, or
app roved paper, payable IS days after the draw
ing, Immediately attended t., if addressed 10
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TENEMENT WANTED,

I For a small family, in a pleasant situation,
17S61 on the west side ofthe River. Inquire at
Hsl@- the Office of the Literary Cadet APP. %.
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$4,000 FOR N2 -

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the Bishops Fund.
be dra wn on the oath of May inst, aud
and finish in a few minutes.
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ALIENS

May Is. No. l2, Marker square
Ss) authority OF the State Of Rhode Island, under the
~ superiutendence Of Managers, appointed by law.
RHODE-lSLAND STATE LOTTERY, Sixth Glass,
new series. Improved mode Of drawing, secured by Let
ters Patent under the seal Of the Uuniied States J. HOW.
ARD, agent for the Managers. wilbe drawn on tho 3ist
inst. SCIIEnE
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"OUSE and SHIP PAINTING, GLAZING
IL and PAPER HANGING, No. rs, North
Main-st. 3 doors north Of the First Baptist Meeting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08

from the southern states have been for years
gradually congregating in this eity, where they
do little more than corrupt The few good and
make the bad worse. A custom prevails with
the negroes of this city, which, among others, is
daily increasing the bad feelings between the
blacks and whites, and that is the practice Of
driving, and sometimes with force, the whites
off the public walks, to hustle and beat them at
night, and particularly the treatment of white
females, who have been frequently intentionally
insulted with the grossest expressions in pres
ence of husband and parents.
A few nights ago party followed gentle
man in this city, who had resisted an attempt
TO put him off the side walk; on arriving at
dark place he was assailed by crowd OF them
and severely handled; one of the negroes knock
ed out the gentleman's teeth, and another
bruised MS head in shocking manner.
These things are getting common. 1t will not
be long before these same men will proceed to.
murder-,hen, and perhaps not till then, will
the whites be excited; but if this should once
happen, New-York will record a day OF horror
that has seldom been witnessed in civilized
country"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
From the Baltimore Patriot, June 6.
COZ

By the arrival Yesterday Of the schr. Euge-
meta from Porto Cavello, we learn that on 18th
MAY, General Paez was declared by the Cabil-
do of Valencia in conjunction with the depu-
lies from Caracas, CirU and Military Chief q
Venezuela, until the return'of General BOLIVAR.
Colonel Evara was to leave Laguayra immedl-
atelv on mission 10 General b requesting his
immediate return General PaeZ arrived In
Caracas on the 18th with his suit-he was es-
corted into town by large number OF the In
habitants.
Business Of every kind was at stand-no
collections could be made Of persons who had
bought goods on credit. The English mer-
chants have advanced largely to the planters,
which was very doubtful whether they would
be able TO recover, as it was found that the pc
ons (laborers) would be taken as soldiers
should that be the case, the indigo crop, which
bids fair to be very abundant, would be entire
ly lost, as almost all the estates are worked by
this class of people. The English merchants
had sent to the windward station Tor vessel
Of war TO protect their interest.
Contributions had been eXacted from the
merchants, and this will have TO be repeated as
the only resource except the duties arising from
imports and exports, which will not cover hail
the expenditures.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
MERITORIOUS ACTION.

Wilmington. (Dsl) June 2.-On Wednesday
afternoon last, as coloured be- belonging 10
MIR Grosby's sloop, Of Chester, Pa. was bathing
near Bush's wharf, he got out OF his depth and
went under the water. He was perceived at
this moment, having gone down the third time,
by Mr.. CYRUS ABBOTT, ship carpenter IN the
employ of I thompson * Young, who immedl-
ateiy dove after him and rescued him from
watery grave. Much praise is due to Mr.. Alb
bolt for his humane exertions. Wafchman
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
GEO. S. HDUGH


HAS received from Philadelphia and is opening,
III in addition to his early spring supply, very
Handsome .4sSortment Of Desirable Goods, ci=:-
few pieces super black and ctron brown cloth
Single drab and blue cassimeres
Extra super drab and mixed vigonia for coats
Striped and plain unbleached and white drilling
Regent and Russia ditto
Black twPd circassian, (Some fnc)
Best and common blue and yellow nankins
Super fancy and white Mars"illes vcstrg
Irish linens long lawns, and linen cambria
Brown Irish linens, stout and fine
Ginghams, Grecian stripes and jackonet cambrcs
Striped and twilpd stuffs for boys
An excellent assortment OF mems plain and ribbed
long and short hose, women's and girls DO
Swiss musins, ackonet do
Tamboured Swiss hdks, book do
Swiss tamboured cap patterns for ladies
large assortment of mems and women's gloves :
White and cOlored silk and garlze fancy hdkfs
Plain white mcrino shawls (cheap)
Coored lustrng * Denmark sat,eens for pantaloons
Best and common black Italian lustrng
Colored horences and striped silks for dresses
! case silk umbrellas
l do parasols, fashionable brown and green
Is pieces "a and Al real NANKIN STRAW MAT
TING, of 5. Archer's importation
Which with his stock on hand, renders his assortment
of DRY Goods complete. 5mo 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08

On Saturday boy who had fallen from pier
on the North River, while fishing, was saved
when sinking the second time, by a lad named
Thomas Kirk, who plunged into the water, and
held him up until assistance arrived.
~ r Mercantile .4dvertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08

Ne,r- York June 5-We understand the Duke
of SAKE Weimar has taken passage in the ship
Pacific, capt Croker, which sails for Liver
pool on the 10th inst.
During the thunder storm on Friday evening,
the ship Isaac Hicks, lying at Dover street
wharf, was struck by lightning, which shiyered
to pieces the skysal mast, royal mast, and top
gallant mast The same mast was struck on
her last voyage to Liverpool, when the mate
was killed.
The loretop-gaIlant-ma Of shi, Marmion,
at Jefferson street wharf, was struck and SILVER
ed 10 pieces in the same storm. A Troy sloop
lying at the loot of Spring street, and ore or
two other sloops were slightly injured.
The brig Ann, Of Middetown, from Antigua,
lying at quarantine, was also struck by the
lightning, which shivered the foremost, top
mast and top-gallant mast, and entered tho
fore hold, but no damage of consequence has
been discovered. Capt. Tre6les, Mr.. John Da-
Wis, and seaman, who were standing by the
foremost at the time, were knocked down and
nsensible for some time, but received no other
injury.
We learn from passengers who arrived yes
terday from he North and East, that they were
visited with fine heavy showers on Saturday
night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
Union Canal AOttery Of Penn.

Tickets S. shares in proportion
Virginia State Aottery, No. 3,
draws in Petersburg on the 21st June Highest prize
10000 Dollars Tickets s4' halves -; quarters 81
Grand State Lottery of Md. No Z,
draws in Baltimore 18th July. upon the Odd and Even
system in which the holder of two tickets (the one
odd and the other event. is certain of obtaining
prize, and may draw THREE. Highest prize 80, 900
Dollars. Tickets S.; halves 81 So quarters 81 Is;
The tickets which offer in this lottery were pur-
chased at Cohens office: the shares are all signed by
him, so that those who purchase tickets at my office
have his responsibility for the payment ofthe prizes
Tickets and shares in the greatest variety of num-
bers in the above and all other lotteries may be had at
C0RSES
Lottery and Exchange Office, S. E. corner Of King
and Royai-streets
oders from part neom States s enses
to. Address !onN o"h'I' n'S"A"''
june8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
ROBBERY.

The Savannah Georgian states that on the
night Of the 10th inst. the ewelry store OF d.
B. Nichols s Co. was robbed Of valuable Jew
els, gold watches &c. sc. to the amount OF
$500. Suspicion having fallen upon person
calling himself Simon Watson, who had been
often at the store, evidently without any deli
mite object, and who was missing soon after the
robbery took place. he was apprehended alter
much trouble, about 100 miles from Savannah,
on the Dublin road, with the whole of the plum
der upon him, and lodged in Jail After he had
committed the robbery he buried the whole OF
the goods for short time in the sand.
He represents himself as Of Boston, but last
from fredericksburg, Va. where he taught
school He possessed letter Of introduction
to gentleman in Milledgeville.7-Char Pat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
Oistrict Of Columbia,

County 0f HlerdndTid.
oyTEPHEN BROWN has applied to the honorable
= VIM. Cranch, Chief Judge of the United states
C;,o,t Court Of the District of Columbia to be dis.
charged from mpsonment, under the Act for the
lief Of nsoyent debtors within the District of Columbia,
on the FIRST Monday of July next, at O'clock A. NJ.
o..ha house in Alexandra, when and where his
crsd;tors are required to attend f. LEE, &C.
juneS y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08

We take pleasure in copying the following
ingenious remarks from Snowden's New-York
Advocate. They carry with them common
tary, and, we trust, have the effect they deserve:
"TAs Mgroes.-rhe increasing insolence OF
the blacks in this city is a subject OF universal
complaint. The disseminated runaway blacks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-06-08
q 6. CazeMove & Co.

Hare received By the George s Henry from Bremen:
% Bales BURLAPS. Landing this day, an invoice
of / oaf and Lump Sugar. Also received, ~ tierces
fire. Rice 20 hhds. st. crox Sugar Of first quality 20
hhds Molasses. june Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14

- ANYWAY from the .uh.crber living the lower .d of
Az buckingham county, Va negro FAMED LOT hut
who sometimes the Charles Scot he about
80 or So DID, i've feet nine inches high very dark
complicated, has tolerably pleasing address, when
bsnased shutters sammes in his speech has on
his forehead which mot perceivaie when his on had
two long piiis his head aud lis
teeth in the upper jaw nearly roed he took with him
"ownsuo coat fine broad cloth pretty much worn, has
had velvet collar, but the velvet neary worn Of black
broad cloth under coat blue pantoons aud and
white yarn coat and pantaoOus remarkable onheed shoes,
reeInblng horse shoe Is than probable that has
obtained free papers and making at the free states,
will give the above reward il be is oPpreeded Of the
state Twenty Dollars he taken this state delivered 10
me, orto Pleasant Finch in the county Cumberland thr,
miles from Cartersviils, secured in any Jail that may
get HIM EDWARD BABER, Sen.
Jan 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally,
times during the the State Lesisla-
tue-Psice the heretofore Five Dollars per
payable Notes of Chartered specepayng hanks
the safety of RENTING them by na hePossge CT all let
tiers heing paid, by the writers.
1 M paper will lie (but the discretion Of
The Ediors) until all have been paid up.
u Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine
shali have th. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
TT One square, LESS-Eirst insertion IS cent,-each
continuance, 80 cents.
~ No inserted, until ha, either been paid
for, assumed nv this city, or its
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Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c,

Groceries, Domestic Goods, &c.
A ~, sacks Salt, Liverpoolhlled
NV 81 hhds ST. Croix aud Muscoysdo Sugafs
40 bbIs. refined 10 assorted
100 bags green coffee
so do Java DO
10 boxes mpefill and gunpowder teas
10 hhds English Island iuolasieJ
paneheons Antigua rum
do Jamaica 80
pipes fine old Cogaae Brandy
quarter do tsuperor SICILY VINE
eigiths do
81 do 4h do do
so tons assorted bar iron
8 DO plough plates
Dl,tefed aud German Steel
Piersons nails and brads
s tons shot assorted
Half do bar lead
IS kegs Beliona powder
go boxes tsOw candles
10 casks cheese
40 Pernaubuco hides
Gap, letter and wrapping paper
Cotton and wool cards
Ginger, pepper and pimento
Nutmeg, birthstone and saltpers
Iudigo, eopPeras aud alum
Madder, Mgscaie raisius
Soft .heled almonds, Spanish Cigars
Demijshns, Stooeware
Okna6trgs and tickienburss
5000 lbs. cotton yarn assorted
50 bales $3.50 55 inch brown shseog From the Unior
do fine cotson shrliugs SMsnufactory o
do bed ticking MARYLAND.
8 cases plsds aud stripes
For sale by WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Sept. 20. 40--sf
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Sbocke Hill, Jan. "a.

I'm CHANCERY: United States' Court, Fifth Circuit and
Eastern District of Vir5inia, December ISh 1925:
Charles Why'd Plaintiff
Again't
William Byrd Page, of Mary Byrd, dec, George
Wilson James Wilson, administrator, of Richard W. Byrd,
deo Page and Maria hi, wife, and Susan Byrd adm
Of William T.. Byrd. dec. Defendants
The plaintiff this day filed his hill, and The defendants their
the by consent OF parties TO
be heard the BILL and exhih and was arsned ny
counsel: consideration whereof the court doth order that
the defendants VIM b. Page aud George and James Wilson,
render before Thoma' Ladd commissioner OF this court
account Of the said Page aud Of Richard
w Byrd the estate of Mary Byrd deceased and the said
directed to take account OF tn. claims against
the estate said Mary Byrd and all creditors per-
pted any before the twenty day oil May next
ito prove their oiau before the commissioner aud in default Of
their so ling the will then proceed distribute the funds
Of OF the said Mary Byrd and 1t directed that
this order be pub'hedi newspaper printed IN the city
OF Richmond for eight weeks successfully.
A copy Teste, RICHARD JEFFRIES. C!ks
10 w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-14

PURSUANT 10 decree II The ooUuy court Of Hanover,
will be exposed 70 sale tohe highest bidder the prem
isses the 9Th day OF February next II fair, the
far day, credit ri two The tract Of land Of which
late john Anderson died esed the said county, lying
three miles above Hanover Tosn, ccntanng by estimation
hundred and be the more
with approved security anJ deed Of upon the lands
Re required ofthc purchaser 70 the purchase
Persons disposed 70 purchase will be she land by MI
Lsusy Jones, Mr Richard A. Huadfey living Immediately
IN IFS peighbcutboca TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Jso. 3, 73--f2y
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n E1TOV1L.

Yr1UE subscriber LA, removed well known stand lately
occupied as Oyster House by Mr.. T. Cooksey, opposite
the Eagle Hotel where he will continue 10 keep the best
OYSTERS with every decacy and luxury of the He
return, to the public his sincere thanks for the kind and
he continued 10 him long he may deserve it. Ills
on. to please give satisfaction viii be unremiting, and
moth n shall be wanting his part render his house
and respectable JNo. DE- ot-aH ELL