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Nj. John Wi1sOn-Whose fame, We see By III.
papers from'a distance, has ALREADY travelled ou
the state-is again in the City, with rcguhr nn
plies excfliGpt fresh Oysters and Fish. Hell
a worthy man, albeit he cares more for The SION.
ach than the head. We received from him a.,
present, few days since a large, fine Chub flesh
from Norfolk, and can bear witness to the dcIe,.'
cy and richness of its favor. Though it was hl
the midst of the Indian Summer, and the ChuS
had been out of the water for more than tweur.
four hours, yet we can assure those who are fond
of this fish that it was perfectly sound Sec Mr.
Wilson'S advertisement in another column.