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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-04-02

The ship Aurora, at Charleston from
Englaod, has brought London papers to
the evening OF the 9Th January. The
io'loNinS are extracts :---
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
han GAZETTE A1h\
-2ssssz4< SHIPPING LIST. $3.50
PORT OF PORTLAND....
No arrivals clearances at this port since last
MEMORANDA

MEN OR.4.NDyd
Cleared At Savannah, 10th inst sloop Hot spur
Pettirgall, of Sullivan, for -Cayes.-Up, brig
Orion. for Port-au-Prince.
Brig Albert. Poland. Of this Port, from St. Au-
gustine, for Savannah, was of Charleston bar,
9Th inst.
Cleared at Charleston, 10Th instant, ship Liv-
erpool, Nc Lellan, Of this port, for Norfolk.
SChr Morning Star, Mantor, of Hallowell, fol
st. Thomas, has cleared at Petersburg, Va.
The Avon, AT Norfolk, from Castine. in pass
ing Cape Henry, was afoul Of by sloop
which did damage to her fore-rigging, and stove
il her starboard bow.
Arrived at Savannah, 10th instant briggs Leon
idas, Lord, of Kenuebunk, from Aux-Cayes
Albert, Poland, St. Augustine, 5, in ballast
18th, schr. Maria,' Mason, from Saco Cornell
Us. Bisbey, of fhoma,ton, 6 days from George
town. Schr. Thomas, of Bristol, was IN the riv-
er, l2th, bound up. Up at Charleston, l4th,
schr. Susan, of Bath, for Newbern.
Ar. at Wilmington, previous to 10th instant,
brigs Jane, Wincheil. Of Bath, st. Pierres, II
Eastern Star, 'Houdlctte, of Dresden, St. Croix
Charles Fawcett, Dyer, of Hallow ell, Porto
Rico schr. Margaret, Gaul, Of Bristol, Port-au :
Prince. Up, the Charles, Fawcett, for Liver
pool.
Up at Newyork, 2lst instant, schr. Comet, for
Alexandria. At Holmes Hole, 22d instant, schr.
Mary Spear, Perry, from Rhode Island, for 1hom-
aston.
Brig Sam, or this port, was at ST. Thomas,
Dec. %, bound 10 St. Domingo.
Brigs Ellen and Maine, Of this port, were at
Fort Royal, 20 days since, the latter bound home.
Brig Richmond Packet, Of Kennebunk, was
the only American vessel at Ponce, Z. Il. Dec. z.
AT Trinidad, Dec. 10, brig Clarissa, Of Keune-
bunk, from windward, dIscharging, uncer.
At 1t. Thomas, Dec. 30, schr. Merritt, Given,
of Harpswell, for Newyork, in or days.
Brig Planter, 90 days from Bath, for Matanzas,
was spoken Goth ult. 10 miles \. w. of the dou-
bic headed Shot KEYS.
The ,chr. Price aud Groves, sison, Of Seds-
wick, for Guadalupe, went ie sea from Boston,
Gath instant. Brig Sarah Maria, put back, 22d,
having sprung sleak 10 her upper works, ~ con-
sequence of having too large deck load. Schr.
Leopard, Woods, from Penobscot, ar. st.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
BACK COVE BRIDGE.

TINE Proprietors Of BACK Cove BRIDGE, are
hereby notified that their semi annual Meet
ing will be holden at the House of Uriah Cool
idge, I.nholder, in Portland. Oh Monday the 4th
day Of February next, at three o'clock in the af-
ternoon. for the following purposes, viz =
To choose Moderator,
To receive the accounts that may be laid-before
them and allow the same il found correct.
To take into consideration he expedency Of re-
pairing the Bridge, and act thereon they
may think proper.
To pass any vote respecting the money arising by
toll that they may judge expedient.
To transact such business as may properly come
before them.
Per order Of the standing Committee.
STEPHEN WAITE, Prop. Clerk.
Jan. goth. 1929.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
CENSUS.

The comparison OF few Of the number:
stated in the late Census, must lead to con-
cus'on which will irresstably provoke a smile
], will be observed that there are about IS
900 more males than females under len yeas
1000 more between 10 aud l6; 10000 more
between GO and As and $1,000 more over
45-whie there are nearly 10000 more fe-
males than males between the ages Of lG and
&c. What can be the reason of this differ
ence Does it arise from tie unwilinguess OF
certain portion Of the ladies TO be recorded
as OF less or greoter age than 10 or % Is ii
not natural to presume, that greater number
OF blooming misses IN their teens are DESTROYS oil
being considered 10 have arrived at the ripe
age Of Is, while still greater number of full
blown summer roses would be thought not tc
have passed the fading age OF 26 The great
disparity ofthe returns of certain ages al least
warrants such conclusion. After all, it is
rather ungallant 10 require females 10 state
their ages and we do not see that any ben
eft can result from IT, Prouidencs Patriot.
CLAIMS UNDER THE SPANISH TREATY.
Washington letters, recently received, from
a source that can be implicitly relied upon,
contains the following interesting and impor-
tant information respecting American claims
under the Spanish treaty, as determined upon
by the commissioners.
lst. The commissioners have determined
that claims originating in contract with the
government Of Spain, or the colonies, for sup
plies furnished, DO not constitute a claim under
The treaty.
"a. All claims arising on account Of YES
sells captured by French privateers, carried
into Spanish ports, and afterwards condemned
by French tribunal, sitting in French ter
ritory, are rejected.
81. They have rejected all claims for sci
cures made by French authorities al 81. Sc
bGstidns, and other ports in the North of Spain.
Later advices state that the Commissioners
have made the following important decisions !:
Seizures made in The North Of Spain, by The
French military, in the time Of Joseph Buo-
naparte, are not within the Treaty.
II is not absolutely necessary for Under
writer's, claiming for a total loss, 10 shew q
cession, or formal assignment Of the property (;
It s enough il they shew themselves entitled
10 such assignment.
No claim will be received from Underwri-
tiers, for losses on foreign property, insured
by them.
In ca-es Of capture by Spanish vessels
brought into Spanish ports, proceeded AGAINST
IN Spanish tribunals, and II e case settled by
compromise, before fina. judgment, no com
pensaiion viii be allowed under the Treaty
Otherwise, IN cases Of compromise after on
demnation by French Consuls, in Spanish
ports, and pending appeals.
Ia cases of condemnation, by French Fri
bnnal>, sitting IN French ports, at vessels car.
rled into Spau-h ports, each claim must de-
pend upon its particular circumstances. In q
mere naked case of this kind, heIe would be
incorporation allowed but in very many
case. 0rher cons Jeratiuns ali,e, snd iy;lA
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
SEASON4BLE GOODS,
FROM THE LATEST IMPoRTATIoNs.
lust RECEIVED, all extensive assert
IDent, by
EDWARD HOWE,

no. 5, Merchants Roc, Middle SfTeef,
Black, blue, brown, green and mixed
3ROADCLOrHS aud CASSIMERES--one
aSle FLdNNELS, aud tso bales BO NIB 4
ZE1JS, different coIour.-one bale Ia 81 a.
1O--i ia t9-4 49, ROSE .BL INK Els blue
Hunter's Cloth-Du.h!- CoutiDgs-coiered Bom-
hazeeues-C amblet--bue, black and white Rat
tnetts--5ue and brown Queens Cloth-PeIsse
Ciotb--Shk aud W0rsted Vestings-green and
crimson MORGAN black, blue aud white Tsbhy
Feivets-Silk Velvets-DIsb ktrsey-wur.ted
black BUmbagenes-Cassimere Shawls--pnnted
Merino Shawls and ankhf,chiefs Ia new article)
--worsted se-Ssiisbury tianneIs-Nsrkin e
Canton Representatives,
Flag and Bandans Haudk erchiefs--1taIlan and
French black. green and white Crspes-sewing
Silks and Observation-Disclosures alicos-Tlread
Laces- Nadrass Handkerchiefs--s hlte and col
ored Csmbrir.--couon Table Covers and DoyIts
fancy and black silk Observation-Disclosures and
book. plain and figured MusIius-coiton and linen
Ttreads--Furniture Patch & Dimiiy--silS nrads
and Ribbons-N bite. b. own and black LineHs--
cotton Umbrellas gilt and twist Button>-Buck,
Doe, Beaver sud Hid Gioves-linen Damask--
Russia Diapers-Bed bindings 4 PRINCES ebG's
patent suspendcrs, SC. Sc.
A'.So,
Factory Sheetings -Shirtings-Gmghams -
Stripes-BsdtIckings and Checks.
5000 ID. live Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand good assortment of gill aud me-
hognny framed LOOKING GLASSES which
will be sold at large discount from the factory
prices. 70 close The sale of that article
French Paper Hnngings and Ill
'fory Goods.
The above articles viii be sold low. for cash.
AN. ID. Beds and Mattresses
made at the shortest notice, and all orders pune
tUally attended 40.
Portland, Del So #
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
STEAM MILLS.

In the steam mill at Bath there are three
saws IN operation, which cut from u to Is Nj
feet o. boards daily, of 4 quality equal to any 10
the market. II has been in continual operation
from the commencement until now, (Sunsays OK
ceptcd.) There is grist mill connected with
tins establishment, which grinds from 6 to Z
bushels per hour. Tie same engine has power
to drive three other saws similar 10 these in OPP
GRAFTON. Ii may also be made to operate upon
a clapboard machine, turning lathe, &c. Its
ste combines al the a1rani=g desirable :Ur tie
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

objects in contemplation BY tl,e propretors--
When the whole Is 10 operation, il is believed
that the slabs will afford sufficient fuel TO answer
the purposes Of the establishment.
We are glad to learn that shares in these
mills, which few weeks since were sold at IS
dollars are now worth Us. For this bcn.ficial
establishment the public are Indebted to the en-
terprize Of Capt. Seward Porter of this town.
II is under the superintendent of Mr.. John
Gordon, also OF Portland, gentleman whose in
teligence, ingenuity, diligence and industry are
well known and give fair promise that this es-
adjustment will become not only publickly BEN
ehcial. but profitable to the enterprsing projec-
tor
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
STEAM BOAT

Capt. Porter has il in contemplation to run a
steam boat from Bath TO Gardiner, Hallowell,
Augusta, and Wateryille, twice a week-snd a
steam vessel from Bath 10 Portland and Boston,
and back, once week. A company is formed
for tie purpose. Application has been made to
the Legislature for an act TO incorporation, and
the exclusive privilege Of nayigatiug the henne-
beck by means Of steam for fifteen years to en-
courage this enterprise.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
AWGHI n1TSa
AT PRIVATE SHE.
By ATWOOD & QUINCY,

A prime lot Of retailing Molasses,
n Lot Sperm Candles,
Casks Of Winter strained Sperm Oil, warranted
pure,
100 boxes Windor Soap,
| case French Veuul paper,
bales Budaloe Robes,
| case coating, 60 pieces crash,
case silk UmbTellas,
casks winter strained Oil,
90 boxes sperm Candles,
81 Uhs. Donirstic Cniiee,
Boxes H. skin Y. Tyson & soucbsng Tee, prime
quality,
10 bales ". Orleans and Upland Cotton.
10 boxes Roll Rrimstone.
Al pipes and bbls. American Gin,
bills Broadly. jan ID.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

Fir1-We hear from ITarpswell, that on
Thursday morning last, between the hours Of
y and O'clock, the Westinghouse Of Mcssrs.
Robert and William BastoR, was discovered TO
be on fire--not however untilit had made such
progress as to render il impossible 10 extinguish
it. The Messrs. Bastows and their families,
consisting of IL persons, including small child
rcn, were all asleep in the house at the time, IN
conscious of any Danger. The fire was net dis
covered until the flames bad burst into the room
where they were asleep. Thus circumstanced,
without the possibility Of putting on single gar
ment, thes were reduced TO the nc cessity, on
that excessive cold night, Of Jumping out Of the
windows, without any other than their sleeping
clothes and in this situation they were compel
led TO travel nearly quarter of mile to their
nearest neighbours. Among the sufferers was
an old gentleman about ~ years OF age, and a
lady about 70--ihe former Of whom was very
badly frozen. The latter, provdentially slept
with her stockings on, and reached the place
without much injury. II is hardly necessary TO
add, that by this dispcnsation the sufferers are
not only deprived of shelter. but ofevcry other
necessary Of Lie--and that their SITUATION calls
lUudiy on the commiseration and charity Of a
liberal public.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

The Memorial to Congress, from the Borough Of Nor
folk against the late Act OF Congress, operating
almost total Restriction OF Commerce with the British
West India Colonies accompanied with the fol-
lowing Note which il must be confessed. shew loss
OF trade in this particular district OF the country, that
may well justify their complaints,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

ecmptol 10 ,hc o. extent: they would 'hsa look 20
II, that the VI the Bank should 81 properly
conducted, and the community saved harmless iron,
the misma Of the directors u banking stitu-
tons.
Mr.. TiLarl, rose 10 correct the gentleman az II
regarded the Acknowledgement OF Directors, be said the
fault by which losses had arisen, not attributable
10 them but the stockholders, by whose instructions
the capital MAS loaned IL therefore not so much
tie fault OF directors az Of the stockholders under
whose authority they acted.
Mr. Pirgia replied that if the case stated by the
gentleman from Augusta, were correct il mostcon-
elusive Argument An favour of the amendment and the
stockhoders then ought unqUestonably be liable
the full extent.
The amendment prevaied-9l to IL.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

.inorney at La-g,
LyAS opened al Office in Standish. Business,
Il in the line Of his profession, with which he
may be favored, will be attended to with prompt
ness and fidelity.
Standish, Jan, 90, 1922,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
Il new consignment Of HOLLOW
W4RE,

which will be sold at the same price and cIs'
count a at the Furnace.
500 sides Sole Leather,
lot English, fat and square Iron,
new lot Of Stone Jugs,
1000 lbs. English bistered and cast Steel,
90 doz. English Spades and shovels,
1000 lbs. l.. Sugar in boxes and barrels,
100 boxes yellow dipped Candles,
1925 bbls. new Beef, mess No. /. 2, & 3,
5 90 gals. y. 4. Rum,
7 Tso.ti Saa' Msia ...''' WINES,
few pipes old Cognac Brandy, warranted pure,
A wall Pew in Rev. DIR. Nichols Meeting House,
Philadelphia and German NH SAWS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
WILMOT WOOD,

attorney at Lar,
HAS opened An OFFICE in Bargor, at which
IL \ place he will attend 10 such professional
business As may be entrusted 10 his care.
bangor, Jan. &c; 1Gz2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
DIED,

In Freeport, on the 22d instant, Mr.. Daniel
Brewer the Sd, aged 90.
Ia Poland, Mis-. Anna, daughter Of Mr.. Davis
Woodward, aged II.
IN Raymond, on the 23d inst Mr. Mark Leach,
aged 70 years.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
LEGISLATURE OF MASSACHUSETTS

The committee 70 whom the .tferailcad resolu-
lions were committed, have made a report un-
favorable 70 their adoption. Mr.. Gorham the
representative from Boston in Congress, has also
opposed them in that body This looks as If
Massachusetts would not unite with Maryland
and several other states, in recommending their
consideration in Congress. The subject will
probably soon come up IL our Legislature we
snail cndeaVour soon to present the arguments
used in opposition to the resolutions.
Leave has been given to the town of Boston
to bring IN bill establishing a city government
The subject of districting the commonwealth for
the choice OF Senators is also before the Legis
lature. The committee reported that il is expedi-
ent 10 district the Commonwealth for the choice
of4O Senator'S and CounseIlors; the number since
the separation has been 81. The committee also
propose certain amendments to the constitution
which seems TO be necessary since the amend
rnent which was offered BY the convention rela-
ting TO this SUBJECT and the representation was
not adopted. The following is view Of the
financial concerns of the State.
The Committee on Finance reported that a
tsate tax should be assessed the present year Of
100000 dollars, and it is also cxpedieut to provide
Tor the reimbursement Of 1862 dollars paid 10
the members of the House of Representatives
Tor The three last sessions of the General Court.
The substance Of this report is as follows:
There was cash in the Treasury,
Jan. /, 1922 S24,842 rs
Receipts for the current year are
estimated as follows
From State Taxes $4,000
Banks $4,000
Other sources 5000
-227 900 90
s25l,841 70
The expenditures are estimated at 123,4+7 %
Leaving balance in the Treasury,
ian. |, 1925, applicable TO pay
the debts OF the Commonwealth, S23,395 81
The Commonwealth owes for mon
ey borrowed to pay the balance
oil the State debt, $500
Also, from Banks for ordina-
~ expenses, 10000
Total, 49,500
If State tax of 100000 be npos-
cd the receipts Of the year 1923
are estimated at so22. 4s5 90
The expenses OF that year are stat
cd IL 9O2, 800 %
Leaving a surplus Of receipts Of 20,lG2 "a
Add the balance in the Treasury,
Jan. /, 1923, as,395 80
Making together Sl3,558 %
This falls short of the existing debt OF the
Commonwealth only GAL II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
For Alerandria,

eaa4 The new Schooner Mount Yer
sss-4=4@ Ron. Benj. Howell, master, for freight OF
pa.saee apply 10 ATWOOD & QUINCY.
Jan. IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

We have no doubt that T" X" possesses tai
epts, which experience and cultivation will
improve into excellence but we think il btsl
to decline publishing his favor.
Lines @~* Of G. are nadmissable. Poetry il
not The writer's forte. We really DO not per
ceiVe either sense or poetry-in the idea Vi a
rose teiIing messages with a silent tongue.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
.1fQRRTED

In Hebron, by the Rev. ). Trip, Mr.. Att
wood 3arrows to Miss Mary c. Wcbster-Ml
Caleb :. Barrows to Miss Rebecca Bearce-a
OF Hebron.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

The decision of the Commissioners in
Washington shuts ont the large claims OF
Messrs MEADE and RoBlNsos, on The Spanish
government The exclusion Of these ahl
other claims, il is said, will render the i've
millions appropriated 10y The treaty, sufficient
to satisfy all The iona fde claims.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

exceptions, favorable u lie eases, 100 nuIner
Gus to be here stated.
IN regard 10 those cases, which have been
called cases ofconseqaentiai damage, the Board
will probably be governed by The ordinary
rules OF Law; and hold The wrong jver re-
sponsible ia each case, for such damages as
necessarily Of probably followed from this
wrongful act
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29

-ISsregIteS q ne 4tb Census Of Tie United StGtes
Free white males under I'D years, l,344,263
do OF ten and under TO- 6I2,102
do between It. and 10, l50,O36
do OF Is aud under o. in
GLIDING heads Of families, 755.520
do of % and under As, ncIud-
ing heads Of families, 765,546
DO OF 10 and upwards in
Guiding heads Of families, 49i,735
Free white females under 10 years, 1,279,622
do OF 10 and under IT, 6O4,9I2
do Of is and under 26, in
GLIDING heads Of families, 73O865
do OF 26 and under 45, includ-
ing heads Of families, 736,O69
do of 10 and upwards, includ-
ing heads Of families, 462, 449
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-29
COMMERCIAL, NOTE

The effect OF the restrictive sy upon the COM
merce and shipping Of this District will appear from
the following statement, taken from the Cuscm-House
books
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11

GTRAYED, or was stolen; from The
y farm Of the subscriber, about five miles
below Alexandra, ON Sunday the 9Th inst.
Iaoo Bay Mares
one, dark bay about 8 years old, be-
tween Ia and Is hands high ,aswitcb tail,
was not shod, PAGES, indiferently and
works in gear. The other,a brigh. bay
ten years old rattle, smaller, than The first.
had shoes before, but hey we're loose and
she may have lost Them is5s bias lump
on her back resembling a nayelgallM this
mare also works, 10 gear. ! insYs The
above reward to any, person who may de-
liver these mares to me on my farm, or
FIVE dollars for either oflhep..ulsJl
BUSHROD WASHINGTON, Jr.
~. ~ Mount Zephyr.
June 25 aa.g .q;sa aw2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
ROBERT GLENN:
AS COMMITTED.

ITO the Jail tor the county OF Alexan-
j dria, d. C. on The 25th inst as run
away, bright mulatto, man, who calls
himself WILLIAM BROWN; FIVE feet
eight or nine inches high, has scar on
the right side of his nose, and one on the
tore part of his head. which is covered
with fine curly hair appears to be about
"a years OF age his cloathlng, one grey
cloth coat With metal buttons, one new
blue cotton cashmere coat, one black and
one light colored marseilIes vest, and new
pantaloohs Of large red and whit. stripe.
He claims freedom, and had in his posses
sion certificate to that effect, signed
William K Dance, Clerk Of the county
court, Powbattan, Virginia, which writing
is believed 10 be forgery; says be served
his time as an apprentice to the hating
business with Beverly Wells, a. Chester
field. OH the turnpike road, about half
way between. Richmond and Powhatan
courthouse. The owner is requested to
come, prove property, pay charges and
take him away; otherwise be will be dis
posed of as the law directs. :
ANDW. ROUHSAVELL, jaifor:
june 80 if
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
Burr Milestone Manufacto-
nv, .aleGandriia.

~ 'he subscriber wishes 10 inform his cus-
IL toners, aud the public in general, that
he keeps bis shop on Peyton ST. between
the upper end Of King ST. and the stone
bridge; where he has on hand an elegant
assortment .of the very best quality Of
French burs blocks. and Burrs ready made
first quality, warranted equal if not supe-
rior to any made in this country.
Liberal Credit will be given to men OF
punctuality.
,n.,cbIl ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
Removal.
JOHN SUTER,
Coach s Harness Maker.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
III that he has removed his shop TO the
new brick building on Pitt street between
King and Cameron streets, in the rear of
the City Hotel; where he is prepared to
execute any orders in his line Of business,
in the best manner and at the shortest no:
tice. He has on hand first rate
Coachee and Gigs,
for sale. He is determined to pay the
slfictest attention TO his business; aud bis
charges will be moderate
June 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-11
For Providence, r. l.

III The fast sailing schr. ANN, capt.
Xsa& Rowland, is now ready to load !;
can take 400 bbls. freight and few pas.
sengers. Apply on board or to
E. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
June IS st
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10 Rent,

The house lately occupied by
M ~, Wood at the corner Q! King
NsssI and Pit, streets, the situation IS
$780, pleasant and healthy, the mouse
Spacious and airy. In lev days !ne Pre-.
sllses WILDE put in complete repair rof
particulars enquire of
K. r. RAMSAY & 60.
may 9 let