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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

z,f IA. letirf ,tad thrlrnfe. speak ri Us paipot
fra.n memory. lis rtpN b'afs date thf lin
olOsto.ar ls26 . mafe fhau iNcnty months AZ
t,r9he psriad When he alleges ti'Rt he had ieeei
ved. from Mr. Blair, the Information 81 nv nav
lar made a carrapi bargain. IN ihis answer, he
states thai he had not heard Of the rfpou that
/, had rrser received the slightest color frnm n
NJ defamation 81 his. and that he viii take
p,empt measures 10 put stop TO w. And ne
add. whatever course may feel constrained
"a take. IN relation 10 The Administration goner-
ally. frust shall not be the means on the ocea
sion ofcast,rg any inpuiaiton uP"h your - ! T.
gritty or HONOR
such - ,,rh,nl account Of my relations and
ro,rr.neodenco viii Mr. Amos Kendall. 81 far
.s the nnbc can heel any interest ~ knowing
them Had there not been dcail upon me, itom
So respectable a soutce. u would never bhF"
been Communicated to the public lh's Is the
only notice OF MN that shall ever take. i"hl
mol d,srrnd 10 the level OF newspaper eoniio-
yersv with one who has shrWu hWsrl destitute
of all nrincipip II belongs - my temperament
10 think iavorablv OF NV tellnw-nen. But
have not hcen 80 onen deceived ~ some Of my
kenturl<y fictrls imagine. IN respect 10 the dt'-
positions nf men towards me Lave Long
known that several p imminent Individuals ~
that Stat NOW my open os, cherished, gu
ffar nnny wears, amidst the most itpndly pro
LESSONS ~ esteem aud admiration, q secret hosti-
III, arains, me. Some IF these have lahored 10
he,chnn the effect cf ther prr'cut cnmuy by
The afleciation of former warm friendship
But iaekaowIedge that nave been deceived IN
At Amos kendall. Inc fecrct which his de-
.elnpenenl ot MS want ii veiacIly and lnieRfi-
~ mas oceastored. IS mli2 gated by the oanslctlos
tlat his mair ant shafts are harmless aud lmpo-
ION, ~ CLAY.
lon. H.RvIE. En- &r &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Hlaes5nrre, (PeDaD June 27.-Aboui three
weeks a since .on of Janathan Carpenter.
Esq OF Northumberland, aged about 8 years
s'raved shore distance from his fathers resi-
deuce into tie woods, IN company with another.
boy aud 'sas most shochlnely bitten by Rattle
Siake. Il IS thought that the child did not oh.
serve the reptile, and that he supposed there
we've brars about his feet, as he did not move
from the place until bitten several times. The
snake was discovered by his little companion
who warned the unfortunate child OF his dan-
ger He attempted 10 escape, bur 50 furious
had the SNAKE become, that II continued 10
thrust its iangs into him until he fell. Beng un-
able 10 walk, the child crawied on his hand,
aod knees 10 he road, few yards distant
when the snake let go his hold (by which he
had been dragged throngh the BRUSH aud retrea.
ted BY the time assistance was offered him
the child Was scnseesS. and so badly swollen.
thar he could not open his ms eyes. Medical
aid was ilrsneliat5ly called, and every pxefiio5
made to relieve him--but ofno avail He li4.
about SO nous senseess, when the vital SPA.
fed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

! An ard and consistent pairiOt.- AlcSander
Collin, La Of Columbia county, New York.
~ bo presided over the deliberations Of the late
Aimini tfaiion Convention Al Albany, IS now
brtFron - aud 90 Ncuis ut az. HIS hdIr IS Is
" rIe A. lie driven SNOW but his frame = up.
tighi aud his tread rs lilm and elastic rs those
Of mpsi men nj sixty, aud his mind hS clear a.
ystal He was correspondent of the Late
President Adams years before tn ketoiuton, IN
regard TO important matters connected wuh the
momrnfous aud curious struggle which follow
ed ~ RETURNING from the Gonvcntl"r, on
board offhe steam boat. the other day, he
fell III viii another patloi Of tie Revolution,
from Rensselaer,, who, though venerable, was
still years aud years Younger han himself
In the course Of then couyersaion, which was
listened 10 will respectful aud profound atcn-
ton by ihe b, ISLANDERS. something was said II
bout the mushroom republicans Of the ddS aud
the arcu,acp with which they due back to the
respective periods when thes became repuul
caus--sprne 10 inc late war, aud others to III,
urmora lc rpocha OF the "Enny one" &c.
10 Pray, ! aptain Coihn,' snid the patriot from
Rensselaer, when did you begtn t. take - pat
~ politics - 3" On the passage Of tie STAMP
Act promptly replied the old veteran. q Bun, -
SAID ihe otbeI, you must have begun vrry
young. am pretty old, aud can but rs II.
member the passage Of the act " -
more than twcot, one" replied Captain Coffin
aud then came out and took ground With the
opposition 10 that odous act oftnr Crown-de-
cllrcd myself a repubIican--and haor "rlOuscd
20 the Republican patty ever since. 01ch at
the Republicans who rally round the banners ot
he MISUNDERSTANDING who, whatever partl
names NAV have been bestowed On thrn have
stood by Their county aud its republican mstl
utious through good an through evil report
amid the storms of war aud thu dangers Of nNp-
rection IN he darkest as well a, ITS brightest
dH,s--hum their origin 10 the present moment.
W bat a biting satire ~ ms upon the chatter u
bout the republican patty the "Grcat Re
publican family, &c. 50 nppntly rcpoatcdas
watch words by the cpnemeial dandy po-
Iucrans who date tom YESTERDAY
~ \ Com Adr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

TnAsGraRr, Ian 2lst. Isl.
Dear air: Or LegsIarne Is goue bat have
In rs no repose. We hsyc a prospect ofa con
Isl more cmbttered iha8 ever | regfht II, and
would gladly escape from it but the iatrs sren
o. order II otherwise. ! may mistake but
funk the leg stature viii be sustained Tn ~
c,feu,eni Is among ihose opposed to remogI 3
the judges by apy mans.
As Uniformed you the resolutions requesting
Won tov,lc for laet- passed, and yeu have
ao,4h,less received tham. jackson is my seeont
rholre all circumstances beng equal between
hun and Adams. But IT nur interest "a the west
can be promoted by any piher arrangement. |
shall he content Al any rate Iet az hnye a Pre-
Eidrnt. would sooner vote for any Of the
three Than have n kiceperrnt tor four years
Do what Won think hest-ihe Argus will mol com
plain. becausrlD ma. faith ina. YOU Will do nth
ing 10 campromt the Interests of the western
country or the nallon.
Sincerely YOUR friend
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17
AMOS KENDALL.
From tho Rockingham lfa) WrsIly Register
:. L.. LII

HARelsgr BuR6, JULY d, lS2S
Mi WARrNAEs VII pie5,e to publish ~ the
Weekly Register, the f3tlpIlne extract Ola let,
ter FROM tie Honorable WrInN NJ Coy. un-
der date Washington tine 6lu OF February 1923
g. Dr. JosTPH Graves. ~ THIS place The ol-
Jet of publ shin" inns rstractis, to snow that
IN General VI Cos up1ulnn, Mr.. Clay is lnno.
rent OF the toul charges exhibited TO the world
against him by the Honorable GEo. kREMER
hal subsequently Rrcpaeafrd IN bar rooms, on
board steam boats, aad at the fire side o
hencral jackson, by the Gcucral himself
II the injury Of his rival for fame, aud
his competitor for Office. This extract ha.
been furnished nv D. Cravrns, from dispose
ton on ans part 10 DO an act OF ldstice 10 Air
I iay, 10 v'niIcatc his character from the asper-
sions OF BIS enemies and 10 satisfy the public
Saitr rs General McGny't testimony will 60
'iat Nj. Clay has been consistent IN hn slate
ments. General NcCoy's testimony speak,
voiumes on this 81 iecl. The General was, anc
stiil :. decidedly opposed to the le,'ian OF Mr.
tnAMs iicwas aud sill is, po,.tcally oppos
Ell 10 Mr. CLAY
KkrRtcr.
81 As 10 the making OF President, what thos,
Of tiie West. including Henry Clay aud thos,
who preferred him fef PRESIDENT, have done
aud what fnav my b. dnne, by the members
qoirr mprr skill in the science Of nature than
pretend to, 10 ioretcll.
You viii have seen the difficulty which Mr.
Clay has got himself aud the House INTO b,
noticing Ia an IMPROPER way, litter puhlishe,
IN a newspaper, wrote by a sorry member from
Pennsylvania.
" / at VT. Claw has corruptlv sold hiaIsel
and transferred hi, friends OF Ohio, Kentucky
and Missouri. TO Mr., Adams. for the office .
Secretary of STATE, nail stuff and nonsense
whic:i wili not be- cte1ilcJ by those who know
!nn, OF the delegation from those Siafrs in Con
sress but that they nave determined To yau
for Nj. adams, believe IN preference tc Gene
raj Jackson. You viii say. why did they no
adhcre. as was expected. 10 Mr.. Crawford, whei
AIr. Clay WAS out O! view The reason wlricl
some OF them give nae who have always proleS
sd 10 be friendly 10 Mr. Crawford, s, that the,
could not get a majority ofthe members from
s,lher Ohio or Kentucky, who would supper
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Ice N Charleston. 1t Is a source Of no incon-
siderable satisfaction, that the inhabitants OF
this city are furnished th, year with Ice, nj a.
bout one third the price il /, sold at in Philadel.
phla aud al one fifth what ii IS sold at in Nor
foil, and some other cities in Virginia
We are assured also, that the Meeting street
Ice House Is amply supplied that it is the in
tention II the ProPietUrs 10 continue the price
Of one cent pound, throug bout the season
Their Object being 10 ascertain, by the fullest
experiment. what IS the lowest price, at which
the establishment may be- sustained.
We are informed that tins permanent and
splendid Ice House, which has coat fifteen thou
sand dollars, is capable of contai mg the cargoes
of four large ships, aud that nota in LANDING
the failure Of the late winter in the Moth, i has
been supplied with four cargoes OF lesser s,ze--
but quite enough for any possible demand
Charleston Courier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Wheeling Carpet .Manyrctory. The Wheel.
ing Gazette, of July 4lh says I" We have
frequently noticed; with pride and satisfac-
ton, the progress of Domestic Manufactures
in this place, and the industry and skill of our
mecbapics, We heye row tue pleasure Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Astounding Fact There died recently In
the town OF North Slonington, Conn a woman n
sed about 10 years who had been III lo,,p time
aud complained Of excessive pain in arr Ees,t.
She left request thai the physician. who aften-
dcd her should examine the GAUGE Of her ex-
IRENE suffering. The request was complied
with. and in the centre of hf.r heart there vas
found At'ng morm, an mch and quarter
long, and oil a large size
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

N,. Crawford; therefore .he friendt Of CraE.
ford were obliged 10 JON Ihnse Of Adams, or
rather ch ~ to do 50 "a preference 20 uniting
With the friends of Jackson tins they had a
right 10 do and might honestly do--this is thetf
own apology. Nv belief Is thai NJ Clay and
his friends had their particular reasons Tor 80
doieia. but not the reasons imputed TO them 90
ncrally think " the next firsid"ni, iouf
venrs henee---ihis / think h the truc secret, or
| think trey could have made up = majority IN
either State 10 support M Crawford. One
other excuse vas ssu.s me by Mr.. Clay himself
il was the state of MIR Cra"iord's health. One
tbiue have felt confdont Of ever since our
meeunr. that. with the md Of Alr Clay aud his
friends " could have elected Crawford. HE
friends + Adams and Iackson beng now IN
omen hostility. may nave result that neither
Of fbem anticipated: some OF ldcksons ilIends
al,eatly say. thai they too can change, aud ihat
they pteler Crawford TO Adams. blnch, nay
cvcty thinr fur Crawford depends on New York.
Jackson and Cav fpfd's friends III that delega-
ton are the majority, aud II those four or five
~ favor Of Jackson unite with those tor Crdw-
ford ADAMS cannot Toe elected without more
of the States IN favor Of Jackson JOIN lin. II Is
not worth while specializing, all signs tai IN
stormy tunes, and we can all tell now II Is when
the matter Is ended. But am 10 Prophet, on
the son of u Prophet, aud am heartily sick OF
the job before We began II. One thing nave
alwar4 fell confident Of, thatthls Cong1 would
moi choose Andrew Jackson. In tins. too,
may he mistaken Ny beliei now that adams
vii bethe nan, and most likely be 30 without
the AID II Virginia
TDt Cravens desires that il may be expressly
understood, that no unirlendly icehnE towards
Grncral Mccoy prompted hirn In furnish tn
above extract He always has been, and still =,
the warm personal and political friend Of q ne.
~, Mccoy Dr, Ctavcns, however. CONSUMERS
Mr Cla,'s character public property, aud there-
fore entitled 10 the protection oil every good cln-
Zcn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

H'ga-oorn Thieves A foreign Journal saws
thsi there are in Germany l6,00orh thieves. WHal
hotes may not the constructors Of me,o-drama,
indulge IN from sach fertile source? AT Pc
ran IN Hungary, a complete band has been dis.
covered the members of which are of good 50.
G'e'y' ana Tor the greater part of high birtb
we may presume that no one short of a Raron
can hope for the honour Of beipr robbod b,'
these lliustriouo ireebooteia y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

pou to the present administration. because, he
believes from knowledge OF the men whD com.
pose it. they possess all the necessary qualiica.
tnus for the respective stations they lul1
intelligence and public snifi,, probiiy OF eha,ac.
ter, aud devotion 10 the true interests Of their
country. The subjects. snccincily noticed. Mr..
/ n said, were 81 the deepest interest. They
came hume TO every mans bosom and business.
They were worthy ofsefious reflection. Should
they receive the attention they mefiied. the
+ prosperity Of every state OF the Union would he
] advanced and secured. He asked permission
before he took his seat. to give toast.
| The CihseH5 Of HE Grd Congressional Dir
tricf patriots from prneipe-alwavs ready aud
prompt to rally around the standard OF the L.
mon, aud to defend It f1om every danger
VOLUNTEERS.
The President being called on for a toast re-
marked that he could imagine no toast or senli-
menl more cangenial to his feelings THAI the
one he was about TO offer and while he scknow-
iedsed II was borrowed he felt no doubt II would
be cheertnlly received by the company
HssRr CLAY-pure American metal the
more he Is hammered on the anvil the clearer
he ring the more hei,lnbbed with rgiieH stone,
the brighter he shines
BY Col oami. CorbeH.-The memory of De
WIT Clinton The prosperity OF his native
State Is the field Of his fame-his works are
practical illustration, that Internal Improve
ments are essentially necessary TO the welfare
OF a State.
Bg Bray Il. UGifers--Adams and Clay the
more we try them the better We like them
BY Joshua VI HorsH-'Ghe Union Of the
Sfates-esto perpetuae
By HD,. COBcH he splendid ship Amei-
can Duon--thr wondta aud admiration OF the
world. which has been prosperous voyage
for . years, and now under the command of
John Quincy Adums=-may her magnanimouS
crew make chuice Of the same worthy and ski.
ful commander for the next ensuing four years.
M Newton being called on Tor a toa,t offer.
ed the following - TIE Convention Of he 5h
otJdmarV, 1928 held at Rchmoud--an assem-
blaze al cnllg utrned aud dslutcresied Patriots.
Bg John hing. sfH john &. Cohoon foI the
state Legislature lhomas Newton for Congress.
John Quincy Adams Tor Picsidrni-nlay the
Republican system pluel. the pIn,on hota the
opposition Idol
BIZ Gnpf Jetiro Bmisr-Nay the opposition
be brought to see then error aud repent
By DemPsey Lung taa--Chapum Johnson
the Author utthe Virginia Adams Addless u
production that would dO honor TO the pen Ola
jefferson
~ OmsH r. HQan.-lhe South Carolina
X soutions--may they bc denounced By every
true American.
By Elliot Hhtehsad. The people Of Nanse-
mond-thry have proved 10 the world, that
they haye not Yet become corrupt enough 10
plaee Al the head OF our government Military
Nhehan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Hfa Poit-Contormably TO regulation
for the government Of the United States Mil
tary Academy, the names of those Cadets,
Who most Distinguish themselves al the aunu-
al exsmnaions, are 10 be reported teihe War
Department, for publication in the Army Kr-
gister W. nre now enabled to lay before our
readers ibp names OF those successful and me-.
rltorious ouths.
F,rst (or prddua,ea) Class. Albert T..
Church, + Connecticut ,. Richard { Iilrb
man, nj Merylaod /, 3 Hugh w Mercer. OF
Virginia, ! Robert L. Temple, of Vermont .
;. Cha o Collin, ot Nrw-YVrk.
Seeoud Ciav - Charles plason, ef Nov
Yask , Robert Z Lee. ut V,rnnin, :. c.
lherrna- p Buckingham, OF Onio,4 VIM "A
Hartford. OF Georgia, 5, Vas, Barnes oil Mas
sachnseus
Third Cid@.--l. Alexa oaer J. Swift. of N.
York , Walter :, { andler, OF District OF
Columbia B. VIM, \ Pendeton, Of Virgt.
ma l. William L. basipgcr, of Georgia ..
Francrs Eiuiou, pi P.hode Island
Fourth Ciass.--i Roswell Park, of New
iorl, .. Henry ftlay, Of Ken,ucky 3 VIM.
\. Norton, % New York j. Richard II pev-
ton, oi Virginia o. George IL, Talcotf. oil y.
York. IN J. I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

The Baltimore PATROL of the jGh July. has
the iDIloVlng account:
" An ailerca,inn took place Yesterday Al
ternoou, about three O'Clock, at the Maryland
Hospital, between Benjamin Johns, Student
OF Medicine, and Mr.. larow, Keeper OF the
Gate, which eveotuaied III the death OF the
atter, by blow inAlcled wih fence pa
ling, over the right eve and temple. Every
means were used by the medical gentlemen OF
The institution, 10 recall the vital spark, but
all proved unavsing , he expired almost
simultaneously alter receiving the fatal blow. "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

flne Hoot.-lacob Heyser, Esq. of this Vi
cniiy last season, clipped 40 IL lbs. of wool off
OF 'hree Meilno sheep. On Saturday last we
were shown pattern ola fleece of t,Genty-ihree
ara haf pounds, shorn from one of his dock
th's season. The sample was the finest wool we
ever saw, aud measured t,cetfe inches LONE.
Pennsylvania paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

Philadelphia, Juip I've We a file Of CO
racas papets 10 The 23th OF May. The most M
portant document in the Gaceta is Be lYar .
message In the National Convention, dated b.
gotta the 29th Of FEBRUARY. His langut- q i,
bold aud nuequlv ocal lie calls the mtmhel.
OF the assembly tie representatives of the feEIi.
macy Of Colombia, delegates from the people
90 that sovereign authority Of which he IS the
soldier aud the subject, and resigns INFO tLpir
hands " the mace olihe President and the sword
OF the General" lIe draws most Appalling
picture the disorders and danger. OF the Re
public. The main suggestions ofthe message
arr-tha rIghS and selfish interest were alone
needed, but duties forcotteu--that the public
credit was threatened with utter ruin, and the
government essentially Ill constituted, all power
beng concentrated IN the legislative body -
that the right OF sulrage was too cheap and diff
tuSiVe:-that the jursd ction Of civil courts in
military cases ought to be no longer tolerated
thai the want Oft general 5, stem OF police
produced great confusion and Inconvenience
thai the sprir of he army was srnsibly detefIor-
atrd. owing partially 10 its Subsection to the civil
tribunals. " whose doctrines aud dispositions
are fatal TO the severe discipline the passive
submission, the blind obedience which torn the
basis OF military power, the support of the
whole socleiy-that Nubordiuation and discipline
had been much relaxed to-, by the oholoauy
which was cast on the heads of party in the
writings . subaerns and by The political prnci
pies which we're applied to military law or po-
lice. &e-that the amy did not receive the
hall OF ITS pay, and the utmost penury was expe-
rleueed by all The public tunclionares, EXCEPT
those oil the Treasury, that Colombia could
not expect to be regarded OF valued by foreign
states unless her internal affairs we're well man
aged-in short, that new distribution Of pow
er, ptefofabte touS, were imperatiyeIy demand.
ed, stronger executive indispensable, firm,
vigorous, aud just government the cry of the
country. In the concluding paragraphs, the
Llbefa'or represents himself as simple citi-
zen, ~ longer distinct from the multitude. and
inpl"fins IRON the Convention a system under
"h'ch Inc laws shall be obeyed, the magistrates
respected and the people free. TNai Ga9.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

mentioning another Manniac turing Fs,abI,sb
menl, which bids iaFf0 aid 10 the lame al
the town-the Wheeling Carpet Maeof.efo.
ry. MIR. iIckrii, the Proprietor, has nfa.ia.
ced number OF striped carpets, or Venetian
a. they are commonly called, Nhich nre su5
pclnf la any OF the kind We have seen, and
we hnYe now IN this office Scotch Cnrppl
IRON iis msnniaCtory, which, for brilianey
OF coiors aud tastefulness OF pattern. will
bear comparison with most of the imported
scotch Gafpeting, aud, in the texture of the
c'otd, II has II decided Advantage II will re
man IN the Office few days. and the friends
OF DOMESTIC Manufactures are iayited 10 call
aud examine IT,
Mr.. iiekell is making great e1ertions to ex-
Gel IN his line OF business, and We hope he
may receive ample encouragement"
The United States lrgate Constitution
u. l. PArrEHsoE, commander, arrived A Ros-
ton on the Sd July. Papers from Gibraltar
to May 81, were received by her-but they
contain nothing Of importance.
.feg York FraHkiin Rank.-Judge Kent.
thr Receiver appointed by the Chancellor,
for the Franklin Bank, has published "A state.
ment oil lis Gebts aud effects. Its debts are
For deposlies 1861 {, Bills in circulation
. Ioo.upp Post Notes $4,000 balance
due other bank. SBf0o0-rotal S1s9 GIL.
The nominal estimates Of the assets is 600.
232 but, deductng doubtful paper, and an
estimate Tor depreciation Of property, the II.
mount oi available funds is estimated at
Sl79s2o The Receiver thinks the amount
hnalIy received is more likely to fail short oil
IhIs estimate, than 10 exceed IT, There Is,
therefore, total loss Of the capital Of lhe
Bank, which amounted, after deducting re-
1AA GpIE Il. - =
Ses5l OF The sum requisite for paying lis
debts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-17

The cultivation of poratos has been introdu.
crd at the Grec'dn Islands by an Irishman nam.
ed stevens-and promises to supply the Greeks
WIN food, The President of Greece has deca,-
ed his graltnde TO him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22
Cash fnr Negroes.

VgHHE subscriber wishes to purchase rs so young
negroes Of BOT. secs, between the ages OF u and
IS years. For information enquire st Mr.. Elias
Ieggs any letters addressed to the criber through
the ost-otce at Alexandria will be promptly attend
ed 10. ). G.. FRANKLIN,
feb l5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-22

Notice.!

\ WISH to rent for year, or term of years-a lot
ground, containing half of An acre, lying at
the insersection or Duke AMI Frvete streets 1t has
on it comno'lioiS and we-in;>hed dwelling house,
with all the necessary ou,-tlnuses The ground has
been handsomely improved, a garden Possession
will b. gwen tlel NJ Api! likewise wish to rent
my house near Alexandria, called Burgundy, with
OF land aronn It. the farm being already rented
On the eight acres, there is great variety of excel
lent fruit trees. aai Il very productive garden. This
hasbeen con,il-rc avery de,raple summer residence
well on account of its society, its health and
improvements
Ian srxous 70 get good gardener;-to one with
small family, comfortable house and good wages
would be given. For terms apply to
mar 6-5w f. T. HOOE.