Philadelphia 19^th Sep^r 1799 After examining every house in the City now to be rented as well as more that were mentioned to me as probably to be rented— and after making calculations on all circumstances, I have taken M^r Insthalhoues for you at £200 — per annum — when M^r Rofs said he gave it up. I had previously seen him, and had his promise to give it up to me on the 1^st December. Appolloe, and some I [undecipherable] but by that time she had every reason to expect that you may occupy it — I am sensible of the inconvenience to you, but it is the best and cheapest accomodation that could be obtained — I shall fall on Means to remedy some of the inconveniences, and shall for [undecipherable] them to you, when I have the pleasure