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~oPsgate Station, September 14, 1850. P RONEY, Secretary.

TOOe
TO THE PUBLIC.
gki at the Post Office, Weymouth, price ls., or post free, on
receipt of Is postage labels, pre-paid.
REMARKS ON THE
1:1 rtTLAND BREAKWATER.
And By JOHN HARVEY.
- FIRST and SECOND ADDRESSES of his SON,
Mr. JOAN lIARVEY,
Postmaster of Weymouth,
hiTlits v The Suscessul Promoter of the Breakwater.
01118„;°rk appeals most forcibly to the nautical and catile
°f 4, Great Britain The Act of Parliament for the "Portland
4.. 4, ay ri°2llefuge and .
Breakwater" received the Royal Assent 11th
.41 ' '`.l; H.R.11. Prince Albert laid the First Stone en the 25th
11549.
ILOTaos tr
w e of Remarks, &c., is warmly recommended to the public'
hi t
?Xinbellisliments—one, a Map of the environs of Weymouth
fcaester (including the Railroads and Breakwater), dessrtb-
pint circle Of
12 miles round Weymouth, and forms a complete
kit
been tue By- most useful to mariners - the gepth of water hay-
carefully added. This Map is sold separate at 6d., and if
igltls by Post 10d. The other is a View of Weymouth Bay, &c.,
4,1
If s Dr. Posed Breakwat.r and Harbour, price 3d. separate, and
14114 e free by post.
qty evernment works 1850) exhibit an Interesting scene of ac-
-4it'4ll !intact numbers( of visitors daily; some of the Breakwater
',Nth) eished state is now seen projecting from the shore, and theied
14'f:tra n Of stone from the quarries is regularly and rapidly earr
„tely h railw y A number of additl,nal tram w..ggons have
g 5 receiaviii at the works, with a view to the employment
4611 t 'arger number of convicts, on the arrival of wh_rti this
kOnßst national enterprise will be carried on with increased rapidity, .
144, b ~„,the remarkable machinery to be observed on thes3 works
lit the r'uelitioaed a gigantic crane on a moveable platform, intended
e464o4tPleg of stones from the recesses of the quarries, and which
ernie h: of sustaining with ease the immense weight of 60 tons An
he ribs
which
been r.3eently erected for the chemical impregnation
ess Zing piles for their preservation, by a new and ingenious
M. oY \which they are rendered int,ervious to the action of
0411,1 st; The interest which attaches itself to lion from its rare
1/411,111 h'eclatit fossils, its striking geological strand anti-
:elriains is sufficiently notorious. These attractions are now
all and enhanced by the grand exhibition of the fertile resource+,
t,,,4%lneer"clueriug ingenuity and profound achievements of the skilful
-'4acrf}tbeniling to his uses the most stubborn obstacles, and cir-
"`eg the power and sway of the mighty ocean.
5).411e In, PORTLAND HARBOUR OF REFUGE.
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habitants of Weymouth and Portland, feeling that a debt of
uringWing to Mr. John Harvey for his and his father's un-
fore /Wilton% both by personal application and Writing, in bringing
',„reltk,!eceessive Governments and the public the necessity of a
noinew_ater at Portland (now happily commenced), have resolved
Zaim.relg into a subscription to present him with a suitable tesn7
vat,„o„ The late Mr. John Harvey was, in 1803, by the especial
e3'4, et his Males's' George the Third, appointed Postmaster of
4 liteTth, and the present Mr. John Harvey succeeded his father
h by situation in the year 1817. Subscriptions will be re-
j the 11'eymouth Banks, Libraries, and post-office, and it is
ty,c_at the
e,ountry generally will unite with the inhabitants of
u‘o and Portland, in promoting this laudable object.

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filth
-e use of the abore, a hot bath can bo obtained in six
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tbatmp, ECONOMIC GAS COOKING STOVES are adapted for
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104t'lltr ° be seen daily in operation (Saturday excepted) at 22,1. Re-
-14,Z.° neeL; and, also in action, DEFRIE'S DRY GAS METER 2
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sal
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4-,j'Affirg Vegetable Univaial Medicines arc not sold by
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614. bnA, TII A BLOOD.
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