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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
Tie Stages South Of alexandria.

an the first of October next the Mail
Stage viii commence running as fol-
lows between Alexandria and Petersburg In
Virginia:
viii leave Alexandria every day at E
o'c,orL IN the evening, and arrive at Dumfrles
hy IN tae morning-Leave Dumfries at 6
an. arrive at Fredericksburg by Il 10 in the
norunp-Leave Fredericksburg at 2 tnoon)
and arrive at Richmond the next morning by
6.I. eaye Richmond at 6 IL and arrive at
Petersburg by \ l-2 in the morning.
Re,mpine, will leave Petersburg every
day At d - P. NJ. and arrive at Alexandra
in the same time. This stage Will carry no
more than passengers on any account what
ever. and not more than IA ID. OF baggage
can be allowedto each passenger.
An Accspn oda,iop Stage between Alex
andria and Petersburg will also commence
rnon;np at the same time, every other cs.y
throughout the year, without regard to oun-
DAYS aad will travel only IN the day uine.-
Onthis line ii is the intention OF the owners
to study the wishes and the convenience OF
messengers. Still, however, regard must &c
had 10 time-Going south from alexandra
tbev will breakfast at Occoquan, dlns at STAT
ford Court House, and lodge at Frederlcks-
bure--The next day will breakfast at the
Bowling Green, dine at the Oaks, and lodge
A. Richmond And on the third day VIII
breakfast at the Half Way house and dine at
Petersburg.
Reurning, will dine at the way mouse
.na lodge at Richmond. Early in the morn
inr, breakfast at the Oaks, dine at the bowling
(;reen, and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at Stafford court house,
Mne At occoquan, and lodge at Alexandria
The owners on this line too, have to re-
Quest that passengers will be as moderate as
possible in the quantity Of their baggage, as
any thing more than small trunk e parcel
which will go within the BODY Oh the stage
will be an extra charge.
The Probraetors.
August "a.
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N 0 T | c f.


VXTHEREAS Daniel Mxryasroyd hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court of the
District of Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
neht of the act Of Congress, for the relief Of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail bounds Of Alexandria
county, at the suit Of E. B. Caldwell, admir-.
of Samuel Murgatroyd, decd. and being UNI
able to discharge the said claim, with o.
theirs against him, has offered to deliver
ND to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed-Nohce is
therefore given, to the creditors of the said
Daniel A1urgatroyd, that on Saturday, the
fifteenth instant, between the hours OF 9 and
3 O'Clock of the same day, at tho court
house in Alexandra, the oath of all insoIvent
debtor will be administered to the said Da-
nies laurgatroyd, and a trustee appointed a.
greatly to the said act of congress, unless
cause be then and there shewa to the contra
ry.
By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 9Th day
Of October, 1903.
G. Deneale. G. 6:
October 6
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
John G. LADD,

Has FOR SALE,
90 bales German Linens, commit
inp OF brown and white Rolls, faxen Osna-
burghs, hempen 1;cklenburghs, burlaPs' and
Checks and Stripes.
1900 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
| baleeWriting Paper
SO bags Of black Pepper OF the best qua
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
Go. French Brandy
z do. Jamaica Spirits:
quantity of soal Leather, Shoes Sper
macitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese, Sc.&c.
April z.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10

sles prizes-amoantirg 20 Dolls. $4,000
p Rlanks---sans raised ( $4,000
including e3pencc,
From tic above Scheme, it appears ina,
there arc less than two blanks 10 PRIZE, ana
that the prizes are to be paid sv.fiioHt aea"e-
ton
The drawing will positively commence ca
the Gath Of next month, and viii be conlplea-
edin ten weeks. TIcKKrs ATS % eents'
Tor sale at R. GRAY's Book STonE' where
the drawing OF all tickets sold by him will o''
sxamine Id free of expencc. Prizes IN; last
New lbrk Lottery taken in payment f'r tleS-
ssngis.
oVs 1 for tickets from the country, eneios-
hs Il cash lpos;- paidl will be punstualiy
attended to, and early information gwen o.
Asir fate.
taaratable Mdrane Socsety Letter..
he drawing begins this day-FirsY Drawn
blank entitled to I'syo Handred LSllars'
ROBERT CRAY,
sooKsELLER AND sTATIoNER, kIYG-sTRlEsT'
\ HAVING made purchase a nnmoef
i of TIcxETs in the above l-otser!' Oh
isrs them for sale, in whole, hf,o or quarters
until further notice, at the fyfowlng rate.
Whole Tickets, % -
Half do. ; 90
Quarter do. 81
The price will be regulated as the drawing
f>oteeds by the state Of the wheel, intorma-
tnn Of which yall be given at any time,by
applying as ab9Se.
Warran,cd undrawn tickets will be ex-
changed for prizes, or the highest price IN
cash gwen for prizes as soon as drawn. All
ackes sold by r. Cray, will be examines
sadeysrs Information respecting the Lottery
over Without charge.
lsgust a.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.

~.
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of Octo
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, will be sold, OF
the premises, and immediate possession
given
A Lot of Ground, on which
is erected good substantial two story franc
house, beginning on thu north side OF Prince
street, 2oS feet / andll-4 inches to the west
ward of Union street and fronting on Prince
street II feet Q IA inches, and is 81 teet 5
IL inches in depth, subject to ground rent
Of Is pounds, Virginia currency, a year.
Ind Immediately aftcrarards, also on the fl'e-
A Lot of Ground, on the welt
side of Pitt-street, beginning l54 feet to the
southwark of Prince. street, being u feet s
inches front, and l2a feet $ inches deep, adj
ioiuirig groena Of MIR. Chaplin.
The above property will be sold under
deed oftrust TO secure the payment OF debt
due to the Bankof Alexandra, on credit OF
s. q and Is months, with interest, which IS
to be included in satisfactory notes negotiable
at the said Bank and il will be optional With
the purchaser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately after the sale and
owe deed of trust onthe property to secure
Ii. sayment Of the notes, or to have his title
on tie last payment being made.
lanes Keith,
George w. Cralk,
Sc,+en,her l3 Gus
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
p. G. Marstcller, v. NJ.


r.
INFORMS Tax PUBIC, s
|gsat he mannfact,res and has jo', sefe, az rs
,boao on ths rorner ef Fai.jar ai'a FRINGE
! ssrtsf -
WILLS cf different iizes -
|yYpER and BRASS KETTLES OF all
Es.s- general assortment OF I'm W AkE
and lise sisc executes all kinds OF Bi.AcA'
Smith WORK.
For Sols or REM,
two story Brick House, at tho lower ems
h prjnce-:ueet, in good situation tor busi-
IS, and saicula.eG to accommodate family.
TO LE.iSE,
on A GaoUND REsT Foe EVER,
Sixty-two feet OF Grouad, At TIC upper-cnd
h Kinp-strcct-S5 Feet on Royal-street be-.
tween Prince and Duke streets,
The highest price given For old copper,
Rws, Lead anS. Pewser--ansl all kinds OF
|lsppsr and Brass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
Ausust as. oll
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
Public Sale.


ON FRIDAY l4tA inst. 4 o'clock,
VIII be offered fer Sale, the following valua
bic property:
a Warehouse and Lot,
NOW in the occupation of VIM. N. Mills
situated at the corner of King and Patre;S
streets, fronting on King twenty six and Pa
trick street one hundred feet, to a ten feet all
y. Also, II SHALL FRAMED HOUSE,
on the ally, occupied by Mrs. Dayey Also,
Il IIVo~S7ORY FRAMED HOUSE, adj
joining the said warehouse on King street, oc-
copied by Thomas Richards. The whole Ero-
perty IS subject to a ground rent Of eighty.se-
ven dollars and fifty cents, and sold subject to
the right of dover. Terms of sale, 5, &
months, for approved notes, with a deed of
trust on the premises to secure the PAYMENT
John Korne, Exr. J,
October dts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
September
Pubic Sale Of Lots.

The subscriber will, on Friday the l4tt
,ay Of October next, expose to sale, on the
nre,pises, near the new turnpike gate, at Il
O'Clock, several LOTS, being par, of Par
sons Tract. The land is fertile, and full OF
young thriving timbcr-there is spring on
each Iot with handsome s convenient scltes
FIR hn;,d;ne: they contain from to Ia acres,
according to survey lately made. The lots
will be sold on credit OF 90 and 80 days, the
purchaser giving bond with approved securl-
ty for the punctual payment at the stated pc
RODS. The title and plats will be shewn on
the day of sale by
Charles Little, Ex'r.
off,. Hest, decd.
Sentember Is. CTS
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
SAFES at Vendase.

In every Tuesday and FIIuay'.
" FILL re. SOLD
!. i, yendae Store, oornerot Prince ana
= - Mater streets.
sy;tty Of Dry Goods. Groceries, &c.
1na.e,,ars of Which will .hc expressed III
l s;,s of the day-An kinds of goods
. IN ~ src on Limitation and the prices OF
-. are established, Can at any tlne be
/: a 's.d and purchased at the lowest limitation
= p. G. Marstcller. v. M.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
September Is.
Patent Shot, &c.

Patent SnOI, c>C.
ems Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
8, lbs. green Coffee.
imperial Tea, of very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and cam
n;stcrs.
50 barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, for family usc)-war-
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Museatel Ralsins.
With general assortment OF Wines, LIZ
uors, and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BY
Joieph Vaudeville,
Corner OF King and Fairfax streets.
juno Is. -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10

OChenlC1 O. a ilUIJCi
Forthe purposesof raising sum q money 70
aid he funds of the Charitable alarzne 30,
e;rfv Of BQ(lisa0Ie.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
Cotton and Stewart
Hare just published their

7zdUe jltst 7l1toHsNea EHe1T
ALMANAC for 1909.
Containing a. great Zeal Of useful and enter
tanning matter. For sale by. the thousand,
gross, or single one.
zHey Mill t,u6sisd, sysfh all hossi6le sfeed,
A new Novel, by Mrs. Plunkett, llate
Miss Gunning) entitled
The Exile Of E1an.
October 6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-10
AlexandYaa Races.

'Z1OCVNt*TtttI CLI 1NULC3.
On THURSDAY, the Goth instant, will
be run for, over the Alexandra Race Ground,
Purse of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
tree tor any horse, mare or gelding, agTcea-
bic to the rules the alexandria Jockey Club
two mile heats.
On FRIDAY, slst. Purse Of FIFTY
DOLLARS, free as above except the wins
ming horse on the first day-one mile heats.
And on SATURDAY., 2ad, will be rua
iof, an elegant Saddle, Bride, jp1th q Stars,
Tree for saddle horses enly---one nile heats.
Geo. Talbot, Manager.
October s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

from system which they had adopted
Tor the purpose OF distressing our manu-
features.
MIR Ponsonby thought, that the right ho-
ncrao'e gentlemen had unfairly imputed
motives to his honorable friend, which ne
yer contd actuate his Conduct. Could it
oe supposed that America was ignorant
thaE Ireland imported flaxseed from that
Country TO the amount of 40 or $1,000
hogsleads annually! We must therefore
well know that Ireland would feel the loss
OF such supply being cut eff
The bill was ordered 70 be read a third
time Oh Thursday.
He PoPE's PROTEST. AGAINST BONA
Ph2TE.
.Nof:ce Of The Secretary of Sfa,e, Cardinal
CdSSoni
His holiness Plus VII. being unable to
conform to all the demands made on him by
the French government, and tn the ex :
tent required OF him, as it is contrary TO
his sacred duties, and the dictates of his
conscience and being thus compelled to
submit to the disastrous consciousness
which have been threatened, and to the
military occupation of this capital, in case
Re should not submit to such demands /:
Yielding, therefore, with ali humility of
heart, to the inscrutable determinations of
the Most High, he placed his cause in the
hands OF the Almighty and being unwil-
ling TO fail in his essential obligation of
guaranteeing the rights of HIS sovereignty,
he has commanded as to protest, ard for
maliy protests in his own name, as i'm tina,
OF his successor, against any occupation
whatever of his dominions, being DESTROYS
that the rights CT the holy chair should re-
main, now and hencefnrward, uniniured
and untouched. AS the Vicar OH Earth Of
that God of peace who taught by his divine
example humility and patience, he has nc
doubt but his beloved subjects, who have
given him so many proofs OF obedience and
attachment, will make il their peculiar du
ty TO preserve peace and tranquility, pri-
Vatc as well as public, which has holiness
e2;horts AMI expressly commands; and that
lar from committing any excess, they will
rather respect The individuals of a nation
from whom, during this journey and stay
IN Paris, he received so many hattering ties.
timoniss OF devotion and regard"
Rome, Feb. =.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03
Jrath.

Departed this life on the 26th of April
last, DR.. ANTHONY TUCKER Dixon,
OF Charles City, aged 50 years, after "a few
hours illness; gentlemen of great cele.,
ority in the profession of physic and SUR
gerry which he acquired by upwards oe
thirty years of extensive practice. The
loss OF him will be much felt by ali
those to whom he has so often administers
ed the balm of comfort and relief. To the
poor he was liberal in his seryi ces, to the
rich rather careless in his attentions,
and yet more so as to his interest. lie pos-
sessed mind always vigorous and lucid,
and a constitution strong and robust, which
might nave procured him longer life, but
which he valued too little to be careful of.
lie had many eccentricities, many faults.
and many agreeable qualities.
- For Laws of Congress see Sd col.
4th page.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03
Dlrginia arguG.
r I c H M o N D:
TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1908.

Congress adjourned on Monday the 25th
uls at night, after being in session six
months; during which time they passed
sixty eight acts, g list of which will be gil
ven in the next Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03
.Nozu York. .hhrfL %,

Wozo York, .ft,riE %.
His Exceilency James Bo7udoim, late nil
MS er at the court of his Catholic majesty,
and envoy extraordinary at Paris, his lady
and niece, Miss Iarah B. Winhroh, and
George SutiUan, Esq. private secretary
to Mr.. Bo7udoin, have arrived a. Rostos,
in the ship Sally from Liverpool.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

The bill authorizing the President to sus-
pend the Embargo under certain circum-
stances, has been postponed in the House
OF RepreSentatives---the vote of the ques.
ton was ayes So, noes 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

Congress are to meet gain on the first day
OF November next---one month earlier than
the constitutional day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

From our latest ENGLISH a.,
, u N-efcanuie Adverdser,l Petitions t9.'
l lace we're 10 circulation for signa,urex;n
an the great manufacturing towns ~ ,t ~
kingdom. In Marcbes,er am, -. ~. ue
'ne signatures amounted ,oun,v.',',,'o
$1,000; and in other places Ins 80.
greater number. ''ue"
Extract OF letter from an Amer,o,
tleman in London, to the ed;,nr se"
Boston Chronicle, dated March "a ,ooa
ne bill to carry into effact n. wv s
ders OF council, of the lst of Nav. lss, "
Its third reading last night, in the hrn." "aa
commons. The debate. con,;,,.I ~
fast sic o'clock fhis morning! i, !. , ''"''s
debated in The house Of lords. uh. ~
VIII receive great opposition. How.sn
the ministry will finally carry Their n,,;,,.A
as they have majority in bolb bors"
nose orders are put in force, in order IN
aistress the enemy; but in The end II win
hurt the trade OF this Country the mo-,
as most OF the great manufacturing ,oyns
nave petitioned parliament against ,bs;n
being put 10 force; and the day belors
Yesterday the merchants trading to Ame
RIGA mad meeting at the Lamlon tavrr,'
Tor the purpose of pe,i!ionipg parliament
against the orders. The petition was pre-
sented to-day.
VI love my country; and let me ben
that you will use all your influence TO ais
fy the people that the continuation of the,
embargo will save the liberties of Ameri-
ca and that the orders oil Council viii be
repealed If that remains on. This le:ter
goes direct for Liverpool. | have no, time
10 say mote"
Wor!hy Copdsici--Mr John Adams.
late President Of the u States, voted IN
Massachusetts for Governor Sullivan. I'M.
Republican candidate, and assigned his.
reasons for his vote. He observed thar
the Country Insuiled and abused by foreign
nations was in danger, and that his Was
no time tor opposition 10 the government,
The government, said Me- adams, should
be supported in the correct steps which
1t has taken. The Embargo was an in,
dlsPensabl- and wise measure.
lPafeh Tour.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

Delegates chosen to represent this common
wealth in the next General Assembly.
Grange, Robert Mallory, James Barbour.
F0uquier, John Edmonds, Mai. Buckner.
Franklin, Robert lines, John Galloway.
F2uvanna, DIR. John Wills, John Forbes.
amelia, Thcs. Parkinson, Bathurst Ran
dolDh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-03

City Of Washington, .4hrii 90, 1893.
To THE PEOPLE OF THE CoNGREssIoN-
AL DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE CouN
TIES OF HANOVER, HENRIco, NEW
KENT AND CHARLES CITY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-10

TOR RENT.--A three story brick HOUSE,
4 on the east side Of the street leading by
Messrs. Gordon, Trokes s. Co.'S to Shockee ware
house This tenement has store and counting
room OH the first Aoor with large cellar under
meath, and six cominocious rooms above, toge-
Their with . brick kitchen and ward adjoining
thereto: Also, wooden frame House, being
the second building above Nessrs. Ellis and Al
ian's and Nearly opposite tie City Hotel This
tenement is in airy situation, and has been oc-
cupied for fifteen years past merchant tsyor's
shop.
Possession may be had Immediately of either
of the above tcnements-For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber, or, in his absence, eff
Samuel McCraw, Esquire.
Mays. Ctf j ROBERT MEANS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-10

- ImPsoN MoRRts, opposite the Eagle IA
Overn, respectfully informs the public that he
stil.continues selling off under cost and charges
till the whole of the stock is sold and wishes the
public not TO lose this opportunity as goods arc
daily raising The stock consists Of the following
articles, viz.
rs and ~ Irish Linen, Konting, Linen and
Gotten Cambrcs, large assortment Of India 4
British Muslin, corded and cambria Dfmity, a
large assortment Of silk & cotton Hose, ladies'
silk Cloves, Damask SILK, Shaws, Black twill
ed sarcenets; Florentinc silk, printed Calico,
Linen & Cotton Cheques, linen 6 cotton Cam
brick hkfs white & Black French laces. whteand
colored Marseilles and James, India Cotton and
Wildboare, Benucts patent Cord, Cashmere,
Broad Cloth, Flannels, Dressing Boxes, and q
numbered other articies too tedipus toenlmerate.
April ep2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-10
lcontinued from fret hoge.l

power, due credit shall be given to such pub
lie document as his government may have
granted for his protection. And where such
documents may have been lost. destroyed,
or By casualty not obtained, and any person
claims to be a citizen or subject OF either
party, such other evidence Of said claim shall
be received and admitted, as would be salts
factory in case Of judicature. The high
contracting parties engage that due care
shall be taken that such documents shall be
granted in their respective ports to such per-
sons only. as are Justly entitled to them, s. BY
suitable ofhGers who shall be specially desiS
mated Tor the purpose.
Il IS agreed that no refuge OF projection
shall be afforded by either party to the mari
ners, sailors, or other persons not found to be
Ms own citizens or. subjects, who shall desert
from vessel of the other party of the crew
whereof the deserter made a part; but on
the contrary, all such deserters shall be de-
liyeredup on demand, to the commanders of
the vessels from which they shall have de
serted, or to the commanding officers Of the
ships Of war Of the respective nations, CT to
such other persons as may be duly authori-
zed to make requisition in that behalf. pro-
vided that proof be made within two years
from the time of desertion, BY an exhibition
of the ships papers, or authenticated copies
thereof, and by satisfactory evidence of the i
IDENTITY of the person that the deserters SO
demanded were actually part Of the crew of
the vessels i'll question.
And for the more effectual execution of
shis article, adequate provision shall be made
for causing to be arrested on the application
of the respective consuls or vice-consuls to
the competent authorities, all deserters, du-
1y proved to be such, in order that they may
be sent back to the commanders of the ves-
sels to which they belonged, or removed out
of the country. And all due aid and assis-
tance shall be given in searching for, as well
as in seizing and arresting the said deser-
ters, who shall even be detained and kept in
the prisons of the country at the request and
expense of the said consuls or vice-consuls,
until they shall have found an opportunity of
sending them back, or removing them as a
foresaid. But if they be not sent back or
removed within three months, from the day
of their arrest, they shall be get at liberty,
and shall not be again arrested for the same
Cause.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-10
CEPTIFICATE.


hereby certify, that IN the year 1908, exam
ined the Ore BANKS on the above mentioned lands
and found the ore to be OF very supc, ior quail
ty, and in very great abundance. The ore banks
consist of three mountains and such is tie iacIli-
" of getting tie ore, that in my opinion one man
will be able to raise much as will supply one
furnace. The proper place for a furnace Is not
more than of mile from the banks, and FOR
forge that may be worked with four hammers;
about miles distant on good road, there is al
so an abundance OF wood to supply the furnace
and forge, and large quantity of White LINE.
Stone near'the furnace seat. / am of opinion
that there are two good seats for forges, (exclu-
sive of the above Inentioncd) each TO act with
one hammer, within of mile of the furnace +;
upon the whole, solemnly declare, that in my
opinion (and have been for many years acquaint-
ed with the qualities of ore, and the proper ma
nagement of Iron Works) the above property has
more advantages in every respect, for the esta
blshment OF IRoN WoRRs than any have ever
seen. ADAM CLACKNER.
March IS Ceptds1