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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

Tie Jackson men continue To quarrel among
themselves. The Boston Bulletin has turned
S,a,Ss evidence, aud is letting ou, all The Sc
crets Of The prison house. By the bye, we ra-
lhsr ex7ett The Editor Of that paper is very
honest i:Iow-we Judge so because the Tele>
graph abuses him-thai's very good sign
But a. We were saying, he Bulletin bears hard
upon The Bosom Pos Mas'er, and the Other
ioruuae flee hol6ers who were interested
mlht S'ateSman--a paper So much 10 the liking
q the Cabinet, that every one concerned IN its
editing or publication have been rewarded, &C
cOrdng to the Duff Green sense Of The term.
The Bq'le'in declares they are hungry pack
and oay work d for their pay. SO we always
thought, and are glad TO have our opinion con-
aimed by a FLOW laborer in The same CAUSE
We hope the Bulletin will continue to throw
light upon this suhi"cr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

One DAY LATER FROM PARIS The brig 20
lumbar, al Philadelphia from Havre, brings
Paris papers to the 2ed ul,. inclusive, one day
later than by the Charlemague al New York.
The Aurora has the following paragraph:
A paper of tn, 22i &c July, contains Rus
sian bulletin, datrd Campo fore Schumla, June
"a, which states hat tue Grdn" V'zier, who
returned 10 Schumla two DAYS ofter his defeat,
with small dria. hmenl IF cavalry. attempted
in vain 10 rr-organize his army. Many OF me
soldiers, both of the regular aud Irregular
corps, took adyan, age Of heir defeat TO return
TO heir homes. / nus, of the 10000 men which
the Grand V ger had in line, here remains
scarcely ! 5000. The Russian Army remained
in observation, bu, the Turks, still alarmed al
their late defrar, prudenty kept within 'he
walls Of Schumla. Several small skirm'saes
had taken place on the banks Of 'he iekra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
Yucca Oil md Castillo soap
Feu,a\e Education

WIN NJ JONES ctfuily informs his friends and
w the public generally, that he Ia, concluded to
omen a School for Females in Alexandria on the st
Monday IN Septemhcr next His course OF instruction
includes all the branches of finished English Educa
ton tie will make display by going into details
He would prefer that those who are concerned Tor the
education of their daughters, would visit his schooi
and uig for themselves. lie would merely add that
as he has made the business Of teaching his rofession
and has devoted his life to the cultivation OF the fe
male mind. he has spared no pains in making himself
acquainted with the bes, methods of teaching With
what he has taught, II is not his place 20 says
but may not be improper 10 remark that he has IN
hi, possession, and will place in the hands OF Mr. H.
Cagett certificates from both Ladies anil Gentlemen ot
the highest standing in virginiz, expressing every
thing he could desire to be expressed with regard to
his character rs teacher He begs leave also to re-
fer to the following gentlemen
Rev J. Mines, Rockville, Maryland,
J Matthews, ID d. Shepherds Town, Va.
W. C. Walton, Alez=atlria.
D David n: r Aem, Esq Frederick county, Va.
Bashrod e. Washington Esq Jefferson Co. Va.
Henry g. Turner, Esq. ditto
Doct. q. J. Cramer, Charlestown, Va
Doct. Lee Grigs, ditto, do
Major james Stephenson. Harper's Ferry, Va.
Major James Hite Jefferson County, -"
! Robert Page, Esq Frederick County,
Doct. Henry Washington, Battle-tOwn ."
George FickIen. ksq. Culpepper.
Robert Worthngtpn Esq chArlestown,
Nr Edward Hughes, President Of the Washington
College, ID. c.
James Cowles, Esq Warreuton. n
II. Clagett Alexandria.
A. Newton, Alexandria.
! Terms-Hight dollars per quarter. zug lg
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
Alex EflpRIAs
nn.y goRNIN6. AUGUST %. 1929.


c,.ra,sr.-Every one must oe struck
~ ,op,ras, which is presented IN the
vi" .nsd towards the President, al th's
l'''' - that followed with regard to Mr.. CLAY
OCCASION. II certainly cannon nave
The recollection Of any one, hat In
co.. ..oosnce of NJ. GAYS laborious and con-
',,.r,;on 10 the multiplied and Important
This office, his health was greatly un'
mined, and his friends became alarmed Tor
.,E,y Unwilling, however, to incur those
.,,rswri IA he knew his ungenerous Toes
IN heap uoon him, he delayed quitting his
,yo of our mos distinguished p'ysr
. declared it was absolutely "ecr'sa'y' lie
Iw,sAhgon emacia'ed, and "oro dow" 'y
80. and rurped bis steps towards his home
-, was ,br consequence: His journey
,....,d--ai every step he was assa'led WIN
.n,e or hose who declared he was on an
,,,,,,,irg rour-his sickness was made
-; natives were assailtd-he was fol-
ia HE home with revilings and reproach-
e.. NTH no.
D., how dfferen, is the case now win It.
tho President. No murmur oil disap
.,.;o,-no wells OF discOntent-"o out
! t;,cs Of spleen ore heard. In qaietness
4. make, hi, Journey, and his stay is pro'ons-
.;,bou, 4 sign os discon,ent from any one.
~. ompoines and incomings" are notired
:, II. Mess, only by respectful and brief para
-. When the state OF his health is men>
,..a.s i, is always accompanied with wishes
or It's speedy restoration.
", ask candid men, if the conduct now Pur'
= i no, more honorable and praiseworthy
~, n. example which had been shown us
The truth is, there never has been man
49,. u,;,s,Iv Dersecuted than MIR. CLAY, and
4, ,oor,e Of his friends, in thus returning good
G., .,I !, commeudable in every respect
Notwithstanding the unexampled manner in
nhi,b he was assailed, during his sickness, Mr.
r,r enters fully into The spirit which actua rs
n, friends with regard to the present case, and
w,c,l f.cl mortified should any Of them, ,hro'
.roo Of revenge, Indulge iu the dissracefu'
,,.> w,i. n were used to injure him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
PLEASURE Trip.

~ The ci'iZ'ns Of Washington,
a Alexandria and Georgetown, arc re-
Ss1EySa{R .pectf,lv informed that 'h,. Mean
ss,TZz8 boaf FREDERICKSBURG Capt
a ! JExKIys will take an excursion down the Poto-
mac on TUESDAY next. the lst September, leaving
Krnnedys wharf, (ncxt Bradley's) at 10 o'clock. AN
eiseIy aud returning about O'Clock in the evening
Passengers from Alexandria will be taken up and land
ed at Janney's wharf.
Passage going and returning 81 cents eHcustve S'
ers Chldren half price Dinner will be provided,
and a FULL BIND OF MUSIC be in Attendance
81 aug H9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
ST.. LOUIS, AUG IL

Broke oui in q fresh pIoee-We learn by
Is,,,r addressed TO the editors Of the Missouri
Republican, that some Delaware Indians, on
tier rr,urn from Major Riiey's oetaehmen'
were attacked BY The Pawnees, and some were
killed on both sides. The Delawares state po-
sively, lha, an express, s'nt o Maj. Riley with
official commune atoms, had been killed ny the
Pawnees The same letter states, that the CIR
cumstances are So s,rong, as 10 induce The De
lief, that Cantonment Leavenwor,h will be at
tackled by the Indians that Lieut. Lee, com
mauding the post, has asked and OBJ aimed as
s,stance from The ci,iEens, until suitable a'a
could be ob,ainrd, from Jefferson Barracks.
Gen LEAvENwoRTB- IS IN the western part
of the STATE a, present, and il ne should re-
ceive Intelligence Of the above facts, VIII, no
doubt, AFT ,rd thai protection, which. shall ap'
D ear necessary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

We do not believe there is IS much personal
Hems connected with politics in any other
country as there is in this, Here, party often
h'rs' TO the skir,s Of great men, and has its
lie and being in their smiles and favors. Great
principles are forgotten in the contest for the
'I-vl'iOn Of political fiiends. This accounts
Tor the degradation Of the Press, and The re-
ma'kabe fact that such print as the Tele>
graph is the tfficial organ Of the Government.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

The persons who are turned out OF office, or
whose commissions are recalled should b. care
NJ 10 avoid shelving, by their puoh a'ions on
me saoJeet, that they deserved their fate. The
newspapers have contained more thau one
example, Of this imprudence. Sympathy is de-
sFeyed BY the violence and coarseness of the
complaint. Incorporate conduct in an accuser
always weakeus an accusation
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

As an act OF Justice to the Post Master oil
Washington, we shall publish on MonsRy his
reply to the Committee of Citizens appointed
% procure delivery Of their letters to their
authorized agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

DEvEREvx, the new novel by the author OF
Pelham has been published. The editor oi the
National Gazette, on whose opinions in mat
'ers Of this kind we rely much, gives i, but
moderate praise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

The Pos, Master in Boston has been accused
If foul play-and lhf Collector, in the same
place, has 81, into scrape with some OF the
Origins. "A owiag to Mr., CLAY, no doubt
Dohh Won think 50, DIFF?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

r,gr .eaders, having the whole case OF the
p,,, u,,,,, in Washington brfOte them, must
se wiling, With US, 10 admit, that his conduct
Is not only pnwarrapaoe, but outrageous
We understand several gentlemen have en-
tered suits against he Post Master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

Departed This life last evening, Mrs MARY CHURCH.
MAN. in the esd year of her age Her friends and ac
quantances invited to attend her funeral This Eve
ming al O'Clock, from her residence at the upper end
of Prince street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
From the Christian Observer for APRIL 1902
Bte,esfive Suecdoe of one of the Unitea Brethren.

In the last war in Germany, Captain OF Cavalry was
ordered cut foraging party He put himself al the
head of his troop and marched to the qsr,er ned
him Hwss solitary valley in which hardy any thing
blu, woods could be seen, In the midst OF u stood
little cottage; on perc+vns he went up knocked at
the door, out comes an ancient Hrrnousen WIN a
beard silvered by age "Father." says the officer
{" shtw me field where can set my troopers afcrsg
ing K" Presently" replied the Henou,en The
good old man walked before and conducted them out
Of The valley After quarter of an hours march, they
found fine field of Barley. "rhere Is the yer, thing
We want says the Captain Have patience for sfe%
minutes" replies his guide, ",ou shall be sa'shed'
They went on and at the distance Of about quarter
of league farther they arrived at another field II bar
ley. The troop Immediately dlsmoun,e'', cut down
the grain, trussed il up, and remounted The oihcer'
upon this SAYS to his conductor. Father. you have
gwen yourself and us unnecessary troabie the mrs,
field was much better than this" every true SIR"
replied the good oil man, Z" but it was MOI mine. -
Shades of Nature, Hunters Translation, pof 4fh, s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening las BY the Rev w. c. Wal
ton, Mr.. PETER HENDERSON to Miss ELIZABETH CURREr
the elder laughter Of SIR John Currey, deceased, all
Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

Mr.. SNowDEN-Will you allow me to send
you an anecdoie, which met with, short
time since, in tina excelen, work, tie Christian
Observer? Comments might we'll be added,
but each reader can make them for himseit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
Wheat " anteA

7 WILL purc!as prime crops of Wheat, and would
IL take them from the landings on the Rver-for de.
livery not too distant. wish To purchase. also, good
dray Horse. GEO JOHNSON,
aug %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29

The Telegraph pirates Of deceney!! = Satan
'sbuking sin.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
AJUT oNs
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Might Auction.

ON SATURDAY EVEAfyG. the 1eih instant,
Will be sold vt the Auction store, corner u" Krr and
ST. Asaph-strests, ITO close several consignrWn's.)
variety of Ddy Goods Hardware, and Fanep .4rti-
n eks. Also. q small assortment Of new and Sc
condha Books; Among them valuable works.
PRIVATE
Loaf and brown Sugar; Vinegar, in bbls.;
mould Candles; West India Rum; Old Rye " hi,k v,
and few demijohnS Of holland Gin and old French
Brandy-a at reduce ed prices. 'ur 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-29
Public sale If ! AM for Cash

Public sale Ut AMI for Cash
DURsUA>r to several DEGREES of the County Court
III of F,irfay in a cas-. in which William Russell is
complain mt, nd Daniel r. Dnany and others de-
PENDANTS, sh. proceed to SELL for cash. before the
front door of the Court House Of III said county of
Fairfax. Monday the IAN dug Of September, 1899,
at IL o'clock, to the highest oder.
atsz7< 4 certain tract Of Land living in the said
EM9G county Of Fairfax, near the residence Of the
SN$ said Daniel Dulany, containing about
<aRs.. $50 ACRE
This land org,na first upland, and has not
been greatly injured by njudicous cultivation. II is
about seven miles from Georgetown and eleven from
Alexandra. II is well watered and has on II album
dance of timber for all farming purposes The title 10
believed to be perfectly eptonable and The land
will be shown to any person wishing to examine it, by
MIR. Dulany 7. w HEWITT.
august "a IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

Sr"P THE MURDERER We learn from the
Ek on Press that John Tavlor Kid hat been
shooting near tie Canal, in Cecil County, in
company with several others, among them D.
'ld Mclaughlin. A dispute arose between Kid
and Mclaughlin, and scufle ensued, IN which
Md knocked the other down with piece Of
Manll'ng. Previous TO this he had several
ames sna2p' rs gan at M'Iaughlih, but with.
9Ot tf'c', a IL was no, loaded. A, length Kid
loaded his gun with large shot, such as are
used IN shooting ducks, after which the per-
Sohai contest above mentioned took place.
When Mclaughlin arose he drew kui'r, and
threatened 10 stab any one who should Off to
'oueh him. He was aoou, six ieet froE Kid
~nsn he latter lereled the GUN aud discharged
nc 'oac into M'Laugnliu's left side, which oc-
SaNoNed his death in three hours al,er.-Kid
nas ned, and the Governor of Maryland has Of
's''a reward Of one huLdied dollars for his
.pprehension; and the "a, her Of the deceased
y also will be seen, has offered reward Of Fifty
a0ars Bali. Pot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
"Sisters of Charity,n

WASiIISGT


'TNIfE Managers Of the Orphan Asylum, under the
l. direction of these Ladies' beg leave respectfully
to inform the citizens of Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria. that FAIR will be held for the benefit
OF this institution in Carlss assembly Room, on the
I'm Of this month"; and close ON the 18Th in the eve.
ming. great variety Of useful and fancy articles at
moderate prices, with samples of the sewing and writ
ing of the little orphans will be exhibited at the Fair.
Members of Congress vino may honor it with their pre-
sence, VIII have an opportunity of seeing the fruits of
thejr.Wis asa ssl hrs,rre':, au' WIN ousr Tempo.
rary residents. may CARR with them to the remotest
parts of the Union, specimens of the industry, inge
nu,y and taste of the ladies' of Washington City, and
of the little orphan girls of ST. Vnccnts Asylum -
The establishing Mt is well known to require de-
scription Ladies and gentlemen are invited to visit
it, and judge Of its merits. They will find very nu-
merous assemblsgc of day scholara. and twenty two
little orphans sheltered from want, and as happy as
happy can be-" asking only continuance of this hap
piness from the hands of the benevolent and humane
Of all denominations, whom they hunbly invite to the
FAIR. The MaNA"hNo.
Wa.hinpton Civ Feb 15-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

souri, 10 sell their school lands and saline wa,
| passed. The Vice President communicated
letter from the Secretary Of the Navy, trans,
mlting report and sundry documents, 10 AN
swer 10 the resolution Of the Senate Of the 5tl
instant, calling for information as TO the expen.
s.s hitherto incurred in fitting out an expedi-
ton for exploring the Pacific Ocean and South
Seas; the probable future expenses Of the expe-
ditiol the amounts transferred TO this object
from appropriations made tor other objects,
and the authority for such transfer. The re-
port and documents were referred 10 the Com
mit,ee on Naval Affairs, and ordered to be
printed. Some time was spent in the consi
dera'ion Of executive business.
In the House of Representatives, the hour APP
propria,ed by the rules of the House for the
morning business was occupied 10 the presen-
laton OF petitions and reports Of Committees.
The resolution offered by fAlr. A. Smyth, "a
mandatory of the Constitution, was there fore
not taken up, bu, lies over until to-day. The
special orders of The day were then postponed,
aud the House proceeded IT, consider the Bill
for the preservation aud repair Of the Cumbcr>
land Road. Mr.. Ramsay then renewed in the
House the motion he hat. iaade in Committee
20 amend the bill! by making The tolls specified
collectabe AZ every len, ins.esd Of twenty miles,
but the motion was negali,edb by great majo>
rity, and withou, division. Mr. Buchanan
then received the motion he had made Ia Com
mi'Iee to amend the bill BY striking OUT the
frs, seven sections, and substituting provision
10 cede The road ~ the SAFES through which il
runs, TN condition that they erect gates, and
keel il in repair; and on this question the ayes
ami noes were ordered. 4 discus ion then en-.
sued, in which Mr.. 4. r. Mitchell, Mr.. Bum
ner, and Mr. Sergeant took part, but before Mr..
Sergeant had concluded his remarks, he gave
way 10 successful motion made by Mr.. Vance
10 adjourn.
The bill reported by The SeIee, Committee
for the relief Of James Monroe, appropriates
SS7 1888, 20 be paid 10 him out Of any moneys
IN the Treasury, no, otherwise appropriated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
Notice is hereby Given,

VHHAT application will be made by and on behalf
Il of the Middle Turnpike Company. to the County
Court OF FAIRFAX ON wednesday, the third Gay Of the
term of that Court to be holden in the month OF March
next, to appoint FIVE freehoders qualified according
to law to the damages to certain tract of land
lying in the County of Fairfax, formerly belonging to
John Wrenn, deceas d, and in which Nelson Wrenn,
Evelina Wrenn. Jane Wrenn, Julia Wrenn, Charles
Wrenn and HARRIET Wrcnn and Hugh B Wrenn her
husband have interest as children and heirs of the
said John Wrenn-the two last named parties not re-
siding within the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the
other named parties being infants under the age Of
twenty one years, and guardian of said infants be-
ing found within the said County of Fairfax. And al.
to the damages to certain tract of land y
ing in said county, to which Georgiana Slacum is en-
titled, who is also infant under 81 years of age and
no guardian for her being found in said county
And also to assess the damages I. certain piece or
parcel of land lying in said county, to which Catharne
Mason is enttled-the said Catharne not residing with
in the said county having any known agent or guar
dian within the same. feb l7-Im
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
IN COUNCIL, FEBRUARY is, 1899.

Ordered, That sum mol exceeding Sl2o be,
and is hereby, appropriated, 10 be expended
uudtr the direction Of The Trustees Of the Poor;
and Alexander M'Kehze, Guy Atkinson, An
drew ST. hol6ed ard Jonathan Janney, in aiding
The po"r in such way as they may deem most
exp, die.
Thr following resolution was moved and Sc
condtd:
Resolved, Tha, the Commissioners Of the Sc.
'eral Wards, at the ensuing election for mem
bers Of tue Common Council, be requested TO
take the sense of the voters in their RESPECTIVE
Wards for and agsins, Sunday Markets.
| The ayes and noes being called for, were as
follows: Ayes Mtssrs. Johnson, Thompson,
Anderson, MtGnire, Janney, Brockett, Gard
nsr, Massie, Sewart-9. Noes-Messrs. San
ford, Gregory, Jameson, Miller, Vei'ch-5
Charles Murray, appointed Commissioner
OF Election IL ne FiiS, Ward not eelng resi-,
by ballot, 10 his place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18

CONGRESSIONAL ANEcDorE. ID ing Mr. J"f-
srson's administration syrup was provided in
he Capitol for the refreshmen, Of the members
Of Congress- This was furnished md charged
under the head Of stationery. The National In
sllgencer tells US, that a number, who did
not like the beverage, loosely remarked, that
he should be very glad II The officers OF i've
House would provide II tie whiskey for those
who preferred it, and charge it to the account
OF 6Iel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
From the National Journal.
CONGRESS.

10 the Senate, on Monday, the bill appropri-
aens nine'y'hSe thousand dollars TO the relief
thomas l.. Winthrop and others, directors
w. an association called "The New England and
';"ss''slppi Land Company" wos read third
NJ u,ne' and rejected by the casting vote Of the
s sne r'esiden. subsequently, Mr.. Ruggles
sa,e nOnce that he would, Tomorrow, move
s VIC the Senate reconsider the above vote. The
"" aalhorsing the States Of Illinois and Mis-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
ALEX M!DRIAs
,rsn,y MORNING, FEBRUARY Is. 1879.

.,h.r curiou, expose has been made by
a.. yrish, Of Ohio, in his speech on Mr.
9TH, proposed amendment TO the Cons'i'u'
;an Mr. Smyth's pln, it will be reeollected'
- ,;ui, the President to one term. While
ri. o,ouosi,iou was under discussion, the fol-
living noes were reeeiSed-one OF lhem' at
r. M, both, we believe, by MIR. Storrs OF
New York:
.(ConGdentialp
aoogh, moi every g. ntleman, who thinks tdat
M, % one day have fair claim 10 the FREE
..;a.0,:al Chair, be on The alert TO double his
CHARGES"
"(Conhden,ial.D
us.,,os, that gentleman should conceive
49,, ~ will al some future day, say Is or 50
- have fair claim TO the Presidential
,rh,,r would he not do well To reflect that
-. = makes 4S, and times only ~ years,
a.o that if six ci,izr rs stand before him ne mas
gro chance according 10 usage ana Tue Lon
ss.;,p,ion as It stands at present, and that II
uch,nped according 20 the proposed amend
imenl he will.
These notes are in the hand writing OF the
,,iap, general, and, :uderd, he does not de-
~ ,ha, he is the author. He requests, how
ever. a suspension OF public p.n'on, and says
b, will prove himself blamrless. We, there's
fore, patiently wait the Generals reply, hoping,
IN charity, that it viii be more satisfactory than
ri, exclamation OF the Apocalypse. This is
no, the first time, by the way, that he has got
himself IN quandary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-18
To Rent,

- That three story brick house at tho
SEEE south east corner of Wolfe and P,t-stieets,
KISS part of which is finished in first rate style.
-. The remainder will be completed to suit the
taste of any tenant who may rent il, and
the terms made to suit the times. is located in
very respectable and healthy part OF the town. CONT
euous TO excellent water, and has attached to il spa.
cous room suitable for Office study likewise one
of the most profitable vegetable garden in the Dis.
trict of the same extent has produce me annual
IL between two and three hundred dollars. Persons
wishing to rent the property will please to call and
examine it, and mention the manner in which they
wish to have the house finished
ian ES-2aw4W JAS. CAOEN.