The Rhode-Island American, and general advertiser — Providence [R.I.], 1810-07-31 00:00:00, page 3

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* BOSTON, July M.
fery Late /adM
jLuM even tag Captaia VtnaV in the brig
Enterprise, arrived haiw from Algesiras,
(Spain.) Ha furnishes a detailed account
of the teiaare by a mUilar/rforee, and sale,
without form or trial, bdi4a Me'name of
the French Imperial GoveVriitteirt, at Ma
lagi, qf the
Boston, with fish; schooner Your-Brothers;
Groikr; if frMMUbo*h
Hope, NoWe, of Portsmouth, with
logwood. Itm ptHMiito Malkta 111’distress
it, bpt kftl goee,tottmajMia«»o ; | , .
Captain Vinal left Algesiraa tM 19th
\ June—On the Wtfi, &W Spankh dro<>p»,
nndar General Lacl, arrived Eng
lish transports from ob| ecl
was said to be an attack on tbettar ofrthe
French invaders of CadicakThre priva
teers were ready for sea at Malaga, and
two others fitting out. '' ' J \
We ham accounts frotn Cadlx down to
the 11th June.—TM fe|e cootfoued to b*
defended with vigour aud akill; and the
shot ef the French were ritturned with
apiriu—The \Ufod defcuderS ptrc
want of any thing.—The city was crowded,
and some of the usclcm tvouthx had bego
shipped off.—No fears <rf the subjugation of
Che city for many months were entertain
ed. The old Marshal Doke of DmtziC,
(Lee Eire, a moat excellent fkffpurrj
commanded io front of Cadis.
FROM PORTUGAL.
Our Oioaceetercorrespon'leht yesterday
furnished us with Lisbon Gweites to 12ih
June. They do not state any change of
position in the hostile armies. No . battle
had been fbtfflht i and the spirit as Well as
the discipline of the nation’appeared in
creasing. Ciudad Rodrigo was invested
the Ist June.
, •• About the 22d instant, the British Con
sul here, received an official note from Ad
miral Saumares, (who has arrived in the
lower roads with a squadron,) informing,
that no vessels would leave this port, with
out having a British license. At the re
quest of several merchants, the Consul
wrote the Admiral to know if the’ restric
tion extended to aM vessels; and if Ameri
cans carrying their own produce, either di
rect from America or hence, likewise re
quired such licenses. To which the Ad
miral replied,
•• Yesterday, several American masters
went on board the Admiral's ship- to know
if they could leave here for the Baltick,
with the cargoes they brought into port.—
Answer was sent to them from the Admi
ral by his Captain « you go out of
thio port to any Port where his Majesty's
io not allowed, without a British li
cense, you are Hable to be captured by his
Majesty's shifts, and even your own ports
art root he ted."
“The Admiral has said, that the mo
ment he heats that our non-intercourse is
. The •bconnte' from the frontier* state
the ffiedhadag hostilities with
the whites. The great aboriginal ** Pro
phet" has predicted a speedy war between
his red brethren and the Long-Knives.:
General Hampton has not yet resigned
his commission 1n the army. He issued a
general Order, from Knoxville, the Bth
June, annonnring the removal of his Head-
Quarters to Columbia, S. C. until the month
«tf August, when they will be re-established
in the Mississippi territory. Colonel Cush
ing commands in this territory during the
absence of General Hampton.
raised with the English, these restrictions
will t>e raised,and our vessels may proceed
up tft- Baltick, Bcc..
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Reports are current fronf'dMferefit sources,
that a rupture between Russia and France
was expected to take place, and that the
former would mnkv comm hi Cause with
England and Turkey. They need coufirma
tj«* i u.l | /
Associations for the diffusion of the Holy
Scriptures are rapidly increasing in all
parts of the United States. One has re
cently been established at Charleston, 8. C.
of which General Charles C. Pinkney, is
President.
Au American gentleman at Gottenburg,
has written to a Mercantile House in this
town, under date of May 87th, 1810, as fol
lows
General Demootier was some time since
announced as being appointed a French
Minister tpthe United States; the iMtac
counts from Paris represent him as being
employed in regulating the exchange ot
prisoners with England.
„ A letter from Portugal mentions, thpt to
every regiment of the British, • battalion
of Portuguese has been added.
** I have to inform you, that I consider
the regulations at meant to include all
vessels indiscriminately, and that Orneri
cant should be provided with licenses.
(Signed) J. BAUMAREZ.’’
FROM GOTTENBURG.
BIBLE SOCIETIES.
to 12th Confess.
ELISHA R. POTTER, Esq.Ooi
JACKSON, JUN.
•* The teredos fire .not allowed to sail
coastwise without a British license. Here
atfe severiri AiMriearir for'tfielftfttick.—
What the result ol this business will be,
tltfoP only ean determine. TMi ’ Kai pcca •
< total stagnation te all business
b «W)*je *. bi - i
If' Integrity and patriotism,
a ‘Wßf° the C ”” e of
our republican constitution .ad-
hereoew-ftr tM welfare of their bUnsUtu
ents, and to measures calculated to pNP
axawtesv
thqaecan cgcommend to suffrage, thft <foc
tion of the above candidates must result
frqffi their nominatfoh. They were Chosen
at a time wheu <J>e iron hand of an embar
go grasped the lit* Is .of thenatjon, destroy
ed ttie reventie.of the country, arid ruined
JwuwriUifif ns tnostfoterprising-chisens.
With honour and motets, did'Uuy exm-t
t item selves to remove that oppressive mea
mwo ; attest was retried, shall We, now
that is >rqm kr
conWeuce, and APPPim.torxdvonMtw efa
policy so ressrimivev degrading, ruinous I
Their sentiments are strictly and purely
their politick htW the pAli
-icka of W ASHING TON. .At g distance
-.hey would descry the gathering stem,
which would be averted by their wisdom,
or baffled by their firmness. They would
not tremble at the nod of a foreign despot,
nor basely betray their country in the most
critical ‘moment of its danger. By whom are
they- opposed ? Alas! for the h<*» >ur of the
State, by Nathaniel Hazard and Nathan
Brown. 1 In whose characters could we
find the semblance of one political virtue,
to delude us into the belief of jts existence,
their success would be less deprecated,
less the object of our regret.' Yet we are
assured l>y a self-styled Republican, that
these candidates are their beat men! What
an assertion! There must be “an union of
honest men.” there must be activity and
zeal among the friends of liberty, at this
eventful epoch of the world, or the cha
racter of the State will be sunk almost too
low for reformation, and the prosperity,
happiness find independence of the nation,
sonn -become matter only of melancholy
remeitobrancc. If the groans of Holland,
of all Esrape, alarm not our fears, arouse
not to activity, we shall deserve their fate
Mr. Wrifford's style of writing is spoken
of as a most excellent Standard for cor
rectness—in chastity qf taste, boldness qf
style, and elegance of execution—his style
for females is spoken of inimitably delicate,
soft and beautiful.
“ In teaching, such his been his success
that in every place where he has attended,
the inhabitants of almost every age, sex
and description, have eagerly become his
pupils."
iy** We understand that Mr. Whif
ford has taken lodgings at Mr. Anjii
dcn’s, where he may be seen; that hr
has begun with a class made up of the
Students of the College, assisted by Mi.
Blank, and that he would begin in othei
schools' of the town, were sufficient en
couragement given.
“ 1 know not a worthier a great
er Commander, than your Imperial High
ness. The two memorable* battles in which
we were opposed to each other, in the late
war, made me so well acquainted with
your merits, and so covered you with glory,
in my eyes, that I am anxious to give the
world a solemn proof of my sentiments in
this respect, by proposing to you, my Prince,
to espouse, in my place, and by virtue ot
my foil powers, my beloved Louisa, the fu
ture Empress of France.—Be pleased to
perform fur me this interesting act, which
tends to secure the tranquillity of Europe ;
and by giving my hand to the Princess
Louisa, to efface every thing that is not
inseparably connected with a perpetual
friendship between France and Austria."
Of this gentleman's skid and capacity
much is not peccssary to be said by ue.
The publick have now an opportunity to
attest his merit, and We confidently hope
that his long established celebrity will not
go unrewarded by the cititen* of this town.
The following complimentary notice of him
is taken from the “ Portsmouth Oracle
“ A correspondent would announce the
arrival of this celebrated Teacher of the
Art qf Writing.—He returns to this place
after an absence of three or four years, re
commended by the highest authority as
An accomplished Gentleman—
A finished Penman—
And an extraordinary Teacher
Numerous accounts from Sweden state,
that the British Naval Commander in Chief
Id the North had notified, that no neutral
The following is a copy of the letter from
the Emperour Napoleon to the Archdukq
Charles, requesting him to officiate as his
proxy at the recent marriagA—
PraUi&thrt, " s
JULY 31, laid:
NORTH OF EUROPE.
KT* MR. WRIFFORD.
vessels wo«ld pe allowed to entar Into,* or
sail from.Myip pphe Swedish pnreg Jto an.
other.pbrta. excepting they had previously
taken odt British Licenses' to trade-’ dit •
cymstanega rtiake it probable, the uirtruc
tleofi ty the British Admiral werh ty din#
quen« of the Non-Intercourse E«,W «f) <b«
United Stotesy aa Captain T» MentioM, th* ’
the British Admiral had statoA'rifeat the
iwmWctiensjwonM be removed nMenthc
rvtpMhif tbM lnW viaa lNmwa 'Tb« la*
in question expired the Ist Miy.'lnfeHna-
burg by the ,wMRIe qf Jupft,(There Rt
In this town, on Sunday morning last,
'William, only son of Mr. William
Wilkinson, aged 16months. The funeral
Will be attended from his house in George-
Street, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, P. M.
where the friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend without fur
ther notice.
At Johnston, widow Mart Kino,’wife
of the late Mr. Josiah King, in the 95th
year of her age.
criqjectogtoafloat, shat these new iostrec
dmis aterelivwtajiatkm df th* mritoured of
tiHhe
veaseia Hishdbmluct 4hut particular
has been remhlMUlUpon in the
English papers. .j» /o f. , Cint.
American ships detained at Copenhagen.
Arrived April 21—ship Orion, James M'Mil
len, from New-York, (liberated and ready lor
sailing.)—23d, ship Swift, N. Champlin, do.—
Imogene, Jewett, Virginia—May 5, Mary Pike,
Myers, Lisbon ; Gosport, Watges, New-York
—Bth, Jason, Alien, St. Michaels; Othello,
Seaman, New-York— 10th, Drummond, But
hr, Philadelphia i Liberty, Hartwell, New-,
Yorki Argo, Wbeelright, Newburyport— 12th,
Columbia, J. Sullivan, Lisbon i Pallas, Heth,
New-York—2oth, Live Osk, Yarrell, Lisbon i
Nereid, Squire, Charleston—2sth, Mary, Pe
terken, Baltimore | Devotion, Miller, New-
York i Lydia, Crabtrve, Charleston; Hamden,
RONDON.
LettgrS|ha>A.bsui t eethed bft(hc Qaro
line, fodm'lAxwfin, co the'mh Ju he ; they
StkU, tM^'M^^Deputatidh'which waited
ori iKt Bba'fd’dt Trade, Mme Informed bi
the President'Lord Bathurst, that Admi
ral Sautpa*M» •“U* l have mistaken the
spirit of He ibstrncaiona, and that«new
orders immediately dent to hM
not* to molest American vessels bound.into
or out of the Baftick, with original cargoes
on board. .< Boat. Gaz.
i'n Russia:
1 The uncertainty of our advices reach
ing the merchants concerned in the trade
passing to the Baltick this season, and of
their obtaining information of the ships de
tained by Danish privateers, has induced
us to forward the following lists, and we
request our friends Minturn and Champlin,
to make them pubiick, with an assurance
on our part that every attention and as
sistance, shall be afforded to them, and in
particular to those water detention."
June 6.
* “ The atcount of the non-intercourse bill
being dqne has reached us
and" diffused universal satisfaction.” ;
A gehtlemah from Lynchburg informs
us, that he saw a letter from Mr. Coles,
(Mr.' Madison*s private Secretary) to his
brother, Captain Coles, stating, that Mr.
Smith, the present Secretary of State, is to
be superseded by the appointment of Colo
nel Monroe to that office. We give this as
we received it.— lVincheater Fir. Gaz.
uitftrovoked, wanton and ma/;-
ciouo attack in the last Phenix, on the
character and reputation of a gentleman
in this town, who is much and deservedly
esteemed, is a most scandalous publication.
The person to whom it is supposed that
piece alludes, did not write the parody
which they have reference to, nor has he
at any time communicated any thing of a
political nature for this paper. Assassins
who atab in the dark, have no respect to
persons, but endeavour to mangle every
character, which bears the precioua atamp
of worth. It is to be hoped, however, if
there be any virtuous beingc who contri
bute to the columns of the Phenix, that
they will not suffer the sensibility of any
cilisen to be unjustly wounded: but, before
they let their javeHno By, be ware L their
aim.
Extract qf a letter /rom Boridon, dated
Sloops— Rolla, Earle, Charleston; Nan
cy, Mitchell, Baltimore.
CLEARED,
American .marine listt.
Brigs— William and Mary, Culverson,
St. Bartholomews; Maiy, Wheaton, Su
rinam.
Schooner— Banister Midgett, Taber,
Washington, (N. C.)
Sloop— New-York, Brown, New-York.
New- York, July 26.
The following is a copy of a letter from
the house of Betfour, EUah, Rainala, if
Co. doled Elsineur, May 31, received by
NEW SECRETARY OF STATE.
Captain Smith, in 65 days from Reval
PORT OF PROVIDENCE,
July 3!, 1810.
i
ENTERED,
i —OSW .
WO,
Holmes, Msry, Craycoft,
l‘liiladelphbu Jr Adams, terrericltfip
Experiment, Isl A) $altunqre.
March Harmctoy, Ckxm, front M«¥-
bkhead > Neptune*, King, fodetn. 21st—Marv-
Ann, ’JWidence; Betsey; Wilsqt,
Salem. Driukwatyr,
Portland,
Boston i Bdwip, Rjce, Salem.
yeraoa,. Flint, 4». April 11—Friendship.
Leeeh, Aar WiUam P. ijobnaon, DeHart,
New-Yurie j Columbia, Cook, Salem, iftb—
Diomede, Biacel do; [ 18ib— Mfert, r Wiehole,
Newburyport i Fsk Sale*,
Freedom. Ford,
2 Ut-Jtxpiess, Thomas, Gottenburg. 93d
Jarnoa Codk, Cook, Newburyport f Lydia,
Cheever, Salem $ 'WUliam, Maran, Charleston;
Starbread, Bdchankn, New-Yoik; Rousseau,
Philadelphia. 24th—Indian Queen,
Hammond, Active, Devcnux,
Philadelphia« Hinley, Baltimore.—
25tl»—Angier, Wlutpey, .Havana; Montgo
mery, On», do. 26th— Mars, Balch, Havana
28th—Adaline, Allen, Salem ; Industry, Bag
ley, Boston.* May 4—Caroline, Mefisroom,
Charleston; Luna, Martin, Baltimore, 'lost oh
thg 4tb on Falstcrbom Reef, crew Saved i He
ro, Gerry, Marblehead i Caroline, Low, Pro
vidence; Betsey, Mullet, Marblehead. Sth—
Washington, Story, Aalborg; Alexander,*
Hodge, do ; Jaritf, Duvall, St. Michaels, fish""
Orient, Andrews, Marblebead. lOtb—Mtrtcin,
Bodin, do.; Frederick, Hulen, Boston; Betsey,
Disbrougb, Philadelphia; Mary, Brown, Port
land.. 11th—William Be Elisa, Howland, Sa
vannah. 19th>nGeneral Hamilton, Holden,
Providence; Alexander Hodgdon, Lovbtt, Be
verly ; Eliza, Seers, Boston; Boston Packet,
Mansfield, do. 17th—Montesquieu, Wilton, '
Tonningen. 18th—BSyard, Wood. Newport,;
Factor, Eveleth, Boaton. 19th—Rising Sun,
Myers, Norfolk. 21M—Polly, Allan, Salm;
Van Couver, Allen, New-York; Or
ner, Bergen; Hunter, Babson, do. 36th—
Mary, Davis, Boston r Wonnalancct, Randall,
Norway.
BEL FOUR, ELL AH, RAI HALS CO.
Tbrossell and Water Frame Spindles,
warranted of the first quality, and made
to pattern with Fliers complete. Samples
of which may be seen by applying to the
subscriber, or at the Scituate Factory at
Msswansacut Pond.
Straw Braid and Trimmings
WILL be taken in payment for Goods,
at Store No. 12, Cheap-Side, if of a
good quality.
H. WESTON.
July St, 1810.
Left at Copenhagen, time qf arrival ns* Rhnsn.
Brig Rising Sus, Myers of BstUmove < ship
General Hamilton, Holder of Providence i
ship Hebe, Ogiee, of Philadelphia, repairing;
schooner Hero, Gerry, of Marblehead i schoo
ner Betsey, Mullet, of do. both to sail in 2
or 3 days for St. Petersburg; bark William,
Gray, condemned at the second trial.
Boston, July 30.
To be sold at Publick Auction,
On SATURDAY, the 4th of August, 1810,
if not previously sold at private sale,
TWO second-hand Coaches, Philadel
phia built;
1- new bellows top Chaise and Harness,
30 Bags of Coffee,
25 Barrels do.
For sale by the subscriber,
FORTY Bales of Upland Cotton,
70 Barrels of mess and prime Pork,
60 Barrels of Herrings,
20 do. prime Beef,
1 Hhd. of West-India Rum,
Dry Goods, as usual.
ALSO,
3 Hhdf. of Rum.
gy* Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
%• Cash advanced on consignments for
publick or private sale.
A. DRAPER, Auctioneer.
July 31, 1810.
Ship Aurora, Masters, of Salem, jbom Co
penhagen ; brig Express, of Boston, from Got
tenburg; brig Alert, Nichole, of Newbury
Arrived, schooner Amity, Coffin, from the
Grand Bank, with the captain and crew of die
brig Rufus King, of Boston, bound to the Cape
of Good Hope, which Captain Coffin received
on board on the 4th June, Ist. 44, long. 49, the
brig having sprung a leak on the 26th June,
and was supposed to have gone down soon
after they left her. The sails, rigging, cables,
anchors, boats, &c. Were saved by Captain C.
Captain Smith ift at Rnal, May 18,
Bark Mary, Ropes, of and for Salem, win
tered atßeval.
Rum and Molasses at Auction.
TO-MORROW, the 31st of Juiy, wi> be
sold on Lowry A bom’s Wharf, the car
go of the brig William and Mary, con
sisting of
FOR TY-Three Puncheons of RUM, and
25 Hilda, of best retailing MOLAS
SES, in lots to suit purchasers.—-Condi
tions to be made known at the time and
elace of sale. Sale to commence on said
yharf, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Arriwd at Renal, on the I Sth May, bound for
St. Petertburg, and etoppedon account <f ice in
the Finland Gu(f,-fhe folltming neaoe'e .
Ship Concordia, JohMn*, of New-York, from
Copenhagen; brig Mary-Ann, Martin, of Pro
vidence, from do.; brig Harmony, Cloon, of
Marblehead, from do.; schooner Betsey, Wil
son of Salem, from do.; schooner Jane, Duval,
of Baltimore, from St. Michaels; brig Indus-
WV, Bagley, of Newburyport
At Port Baltick, the 18M May, the following
neteele boundto St. Peterobvrg, Hopped on ac;
GREENE & CARTER, Auctioneers
July 31, 1810.
July 31, 1810.
count ice .-
ELISHA DYER.
12t,
' TO BE LE T; -
A SHoP^|dilNEMENr,, 9 *M’*liV tf
** Street, head,pf P#ck|rt WbarL,
fur terms, ; . j ~, t
' Atxx.ASMy;
July 31. im ,
Dilution of Copmdcr&ip/J
rdE Copartnership brtwwan the a rib u I
soritß-na. under thvfiirnLof
& Bkckwith, was dissolved, by mutiMffl* '
consent, on the 24th iutant. All person*
hsving demands against a*M flrm, ‘Mil
please to call oriT? Biciwrtv
incut; and those indebted witl make pays*
meat to him c »> . ii.d
EBENEZER JKNCKEff>.
TRUMAN RBt;KWITU z i
July 31, 1810. i tA
It is to be expected that all the good citi
zens of this Slate will faithfully attend to
these important objects, and readily givdF
to my assistants, in the execution of their
duties, every needful aid, that the above
said acts of Congress may be fully and
punctually executed, agreeably to the true *
intent and meaning of said acts.
E. K. DEXTER, Marshal. .
July 23, 1810.
7'he printers qf newspapers within
this State are requested to give the about •
two or three insertions, and draw on their
patriotism for remuneration.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
A SMART active LAD, about 15 or 16
years old, to tend in a Grocery-Store,
In this town. Que who can come well re
commended, Can write a good hand, and ,
understands figures, will find good encour
agement. For further inf > r mat ion, inquire
at Txx Ankmcan Oftick.
N. B. One from the country weald
preferred.
July 31, 1819. * 1
♦*» •r*
IKHiIMRS: 5
A PREMIUM given n
milled DOLLARS, by
J. B. WOOD 1 .
Jdly 81, 18h0. i. i ■ [ |
" ’ AkiVi
THOSE persW whH are boldkfc'ffl*
Tickets fo the seventh
•Ifatßrld Bridge f .
drawn are' rlqtffkfed to < alt'fin
J. B. WOOD, arid rodelve thM moric^,"lf*
they were rtbtrfined kt his Office. "
July 31, IB 18.
Boston and Providence Accom
modating Stage,
SETS off frotn Mr. Boruxx’a Inn, Mar
ket-Square, Boston,' evefy da/ *t six
o’clock, A. M. exchanges horses at the
halfway house, in Walpole, and arrives vk
Providence at, two o’clock, P. M. leaves
Colonel Maco»isex’s, Providence, every
day at six o’clock. A. M. exchanges horset,
at the half-way house. Walpole, and at*
rives in Boston at two o’clock, P. M -Fan*,-'
two dA/arai fhch passenger. The Stugt- ;
Hooks are kept at Mr. Boydrn'a, Market"
Square. J. Clarke'a. Brattlf-Sqym*» H trfl- ■
ington’a, Broomfield's-Lapt, and
phear’a, Hanover-Street, Amtuu; and kfi.
Providence, at ColunCl Aflicam&cr'*, dlt<
rrctly opposite the Bridge, Md M Alf*<
Alphcua Ammidon'a.
1 RASK 8c GAY.
JOHN NEEDHAM fc CO.
Boaton. July 28. 1810. Bt.
To the CITttSKS of the STdTd of RxQDt
13La HD.
BY an wet of Congress, passed nn the 26th
day of March, 1810, it is required that
the number of inhabitants within the Stat#
ut Rhode-lai* nd be taken, omitting in such
enumeration Indians not taxed, and distin
guishing free persons, including those bound
to service fur a term of years, distinguish
ing also the st-xes and colours of free per- '*
sons, and the males under len years of age,
and those of ten years and under sixteen,
those of sixteen and under twenty six,,
those of twenty-six and under fi rty-five, •
those of forty-five and upwards, andilistin
guishing free females under ten years of
ag' those of ten years and under sixteen,
tl use of sixteen and under twenty-six,
th >se of iwenty-six and under
chose of forty-five and upwards.
NOTICE.
THE Subscriber* hereby five ptablick
nut ice, that they have been appoiar*
ed by the Honourable Court of Probate of
the town of Providence, in the County <»f
Providence, Admoihtrators upon the Es
tate of Mary Spkars, late of said Provi
dence, widow, deceased, intent ate, and have
accepted nt the trust. They therefore re
quest all persons, who are indebted to the
Estate of the said deceased, to make pay
ment to either of us without delay | and
.ilso all peisons, who have claims against
the said Estate, to exhibit them as soon as
may be.
And by another act, passed on the first
day of May, 1810, it is required that an ac
count be also taken of the several manu
facturing establishments and manufac
tures within the State uf Rhode-Island;
and the Marshal <4 the District is author
ized to cause the same to be effected by a
competent number of assistants, (which
will commence on the first Monday ot Au-,
gust next ) You are therefore, hereby re
quested to be seasonably prepared with
written statements on these several mat
ters for my assistants, a»<hey may call on
you, on or after the first Monday of August
next; and your attention ia particularly
called to the following species of manufac
turing establishments, without excluding
others:
Tanneries, Distilleries, Sugar Refiners,
Breweries, Paper Mills, Oil Mills, Snuffr
Mills, Chocolate Mills, Gun-Powder Mills,
Glass Works, Fulling-Mills, Carding Ma
chines going by water. Hemp and Flax.
Spinning Mills, Rope Walks, Iron Works,
distinguishing Furnaces, Air Furnaces,
Forges. Bloomet les, Rolling and Slitting
Mills, Cut Nail Factories, Trip Hammers,
Steel Furnaces.
WALTER PAINE.
GARDNER DAGGETT.
Jw/V 31. 1810.