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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
FROM the TRENTON TE4G2ALisr.

FROM THE TRENTON FEEE2;Iicr
GElTJrvE DEEfGCP3 Yo9 cpgr,
oeit''s -. y We" o'tii i@a''"o,3 S9a Patadsc
iof men "a W as''i''S.o'' ','H AdaMs tlmslo
"l..c' pFal' or paNiisl'' WIFI a'd 'rsbceu'
iaisnooos against the SoyeIaiaen'' aid liattGs
sediti'n law "nica punished these acts was
very wicked nilconSii'uloha! la~'
oe1'cVc 1t IS hi5n'y Criminal and s2dito1i
fer men to speak, pnnt or publish any thing
respecting president Jefferson and MS meE,
however true it may be, provided it does moi
praise and euloslse teen and their WORKS
believe It WAS hi6H.y cflmiIlai III Wash
ington and Adams TO have any state scores,
and
lbolieyc it IS highly Iauda5ie in Our present
rulers to Keep ali knowledge o! pubic affairs
to themselves, and to maze congress &it enc
he.t Che time with closed doors.
| believe the Pennsylvania instructions
which cost the country upwards Of million
OF dollars, were just ana necessary, and wee
raised by patriotic aAd good men, ana
bo'iaTe that every man, uhder cur present
rn.evs, "hs should rise IN oppos!non 70 men,
or shoaid even talk ABOUT rising oUoht 70 .:
hung up without Judge or jury
believe lawyers are pest % Socig'y ai'
ought TO ye driven rom 1t because o. ,-iS'' '''-
iiuence m courts or Jus'lct'
believe il highly lauda5Ic III 'ac ps'S"'
administrator not Only 10 cXp@ha iAo.0j w
Oh 40 onject different nom ''8t Z 40 1r.,
printed tor, bu5 eYet. 60 iai>s- >1s ,a.~,
S'fy ~ '-'s',loii O w oo''''''"''o " ,,
sums say h"4i n.l!lioli or l''o''' . :" '~'
ease OF we var "i'h lipoi' I ".,.." ,y ,.,
'e'1' o9e'i app ; p '''''1 ~ any '''0' '"''
'cT' ;. -. rs5.,
DSAc'c 1t was hI-l' o'i''ii.'"l L.: ''i MN :,
rSi ADMINISTRATOR, - ln"he '"'y ui',.| lo,,o
'heif appointments ~ 0'ii00 ,ba
cats ana 'edefailS'S 70 TIC i'FeJ''iO' ''''
former, '"l ..,ror
oeleFc i h'sh'y iaa''Solo 30" 7. ~ 49,, M,
my N 'le P'eSe"' au!A1Ns'', ,,r o' o t,o,
10 appoint men 10 oHi'e WAC 'lii'l io,',
~ opiiA on, bit also to tuin every 'c,'S' ' ,'n
out OF othce VINO IS 4n' however JUS. .' '.. W
right they may nave actcG, ana '"' ,'r.'J
Gratis Il, l"e" PAGES Whe:'ef ho"S"' ''f
or Iit'i"i 10 TIE conSlto'loa ., ,',,' ,1 "a.
pci'eEe 1t was hiShiy e q" s'', '., y a,
JUST % S!'e i,tcs'ae'''' :, '' iniEr. war;,
u"''' '"el'} NV ''i''' '''''N ~
Si'q ;. ;, ;oo1 o,d iu,t 10
! believe ii i''@aly economlcal am ,a ja' be.
give president jefferson the Same 'a'"'
SIDES house rent 'Fee; noo.,rt and anti.
believe 1t was hi5h1T e%'r'V.' f -. d.,artr,sat
rePlDlca" 10 give tn0 ''0",!' l,,Iar.I sdmi.
5000 dollars a year, during us hi,bey
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-23
CaEENocK Efbruaru 10.

Dy the nail s'hsch arrived oo mrs
day .tom the NJ cl.itevrancan, letters haEe
been received !:on, Gibraltar NJ sta, Leg.
here, AIsiers, sc.
4 ereas chsoge, ii IS SAID, is s5ou' 20
te operated lol~r the iohasece ct EoEa
oSt.c, in ;ae go*ernmeo' Of SPAN Il Is
sal.! ,ha. he p,iuce Of Ans'ar@s Is 20 be
declared sovereign Of bath ?"r'cga' ADD
Saaip, aad sh.t bis 'stbef Ia 20 abdltaie
,t1r ssorone Ct Re lsi!sT klEsaon. In ie'
su.u ;oi the acquisition al Portugal, Spain
is 10 cfde purjo Rico ard Caoi 10 80
napa.te. and TO graoE 10 4s>Dce rec
trade wtn her >Soa'n american Qossess'~
o3s = her accounts STAKE, tha "n tie
--s----,- .-,r.',.'r'r,.r.. ,f F..ro!is
Eso afyived al MADRID on her way 20
Portugal, where she Was to be Invested
with he snpre me su:hnurty as queen
sod etiardiaa q hrr ,nixu, 500 she king.
Oaiciai dstsiis Of 'he actions Il, Eosnos
Avres hsvS oceo poisIished % he Madrid
CUes, Gazette. They are OF great iccg;h.
AIniefs asstrts that tie Sri!ist. asHiv lost
1000 men 10 the hss! attack. 1t is a!eo sisted
thai general Whi;rlocss made bm pre-
.ent OF sword, as al ackpowIrfs emens
iGr the humanity showo by tie Spanish
Cognmanoev to the British prisoners snd
The wounded. In return genera! Lioieys
p'esenietl sorae valuable minerals, ard
other cnsIosl.les, 70 general VIII e'ocks.
In Gibraltar. he garrisoa entertain 90
appreheosions ffom sde protected attack
Upon she fortress. Besides tie confidence
arising from their own strength, If ;ha.
we've waoling, ,here woui1 be 90 fear of
AIRY stsenp. against them from the want OF
nre aus OF assault Oh he pasi ot ne enemy
Some letters indeed m-otion, thar prcPa.
ranons were making Tor commencing the
eeiee. Il Was we'll kuc@n, however, al
& bra}.ar, thai the southern provinces ot
Spain were a!niosi in state Of famlne, go
that i. wonld b. Impossible 10 furnish sus,
sensuc4 for a be.eieiue army Of French
audSpausr fa, 10 genera embargo appears
10 hsse been laid Ia the Spanish ports.
The following Intelligence has be=o re.
ceived oy q geotiemso ls:ely arrived from
Lisbon, and who LETT toe ragus 10 an Ame,
flc7n vesttl, bound TO ireland wi fruit lie
or firms he report Of decree having been
issued BY Junos ceDhsca!ing all BInisi pro-
perry.
On The entrance OF 'he French troops
into Lisbao, the inhabitants had previously
Determined 20 s i've them every Opposition
snh bad asse mbIed in erea, numbers for
,aat purpose. No actual hostility was be.
:rayed by The naob onril the Frcoch celors
were hoisfed CD the forts sud castle they
hen proceeded toward the French lines,
.''ich they toond covered by The police
guard ct Portugal, which, and for many
,esrs has bern commanded byg Novion--
MIS- unexpected afsir had the Immediate
fleet Of lettering the people from the exc,
;ution OF heir oblect-and ef,er score par.
is' skirmiphiug. in Which some few Of he
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The 81 },er 2a1, the busbandman cuiuvates tne
s,;t - the ,,tYagst extent of his ability, knox
;nr. tbat whan,the domestic market shaI be
s,.,nl;e Il his surplus oduce,sinstead-ct rot
s., INNS sessession, will be boughtby the
,ere;ns,i,t /, ienssassel In foreign trade. AND
wben..in ye.rs cf scarcity, the produce OF
tl,s;r :snSs IS insufficient to support their IN
habisas.ts, co.aaerce quickly waits qsronrels- !
taat shores a cofious supply In such couh-
tn the fsar.o of famine, the most terrible O.
z,,,e eysls which afilict the human race, can
never intrijle. itsclf, I hus far, then, IS COM
rasree promotiyc Of the happiness Of the il'ir-
a.a;p, 4 will doubtless be granted that the
en;cv mont Of an abundance OF the eonpe''seH-
sies of life If not essential to, is at least pro-
motive of happiness. Commerce, by mn--
tua, exchange Of production, among the natl
ons Of I'll. earth, makes the convenlencles OF
each enc common TO all. The summer heats
: os VIRGINIA are rendered more tolefahle by
tbe Fight manufactures OF the east, and its IN
habisants frequently snatched from the oE.nK
OF the grave, by the salutary medlclnes OIL uia-
tant chimes. In a word, they are indebted 70
CO namerce, for q multitude OF convenlenoles'
which domestic industry could never produce
and fer all the happiness which thclr1 enloy-
snent affords.
But the stock Of human happiness IS meal
'culan.y augmented, by the industry which
! commerce occasions. The wise creator o.
the, universe has so constituted man, that "a
| Dor is absolutely necessary for the support OF
! his existence But so benehcently mas ne a.
! dapted our dispositions to ournecessltles' that
! employment, instead Of being burthensome'
IS essential to our happiness. He who seeks
for measure IL, a lite Of idleness, VIII be most
prievioos!y Disappointed, while Emptiness sell
! dom fails 10 bcathe reward OF useful industry
| That the lat5er is promoted by commerce, no
| ratisaal man win deny 1t is enc OF the aSi-
oms Of political economy. 49,,
! 10 commerce, zoo, as the source oiscivinz-
! alton and Retirement, are NC indebted tor All
the happiness OF which they are productive !;
| for thcse exqei>ite epioyments wslcil science
confers upon her vo'aries; for tl.osc rehnea
! e,notioas OF the heart which are Whc.iy an
known Il, savage man; for the pure delights
! Of sentimental love, the most transporting
which n,ortals can ENJOY.
Since commerce, then, increases our stock
! 0f necessities aud couvcnicnces, promotes
usei, iu,!ustry, and advances civilization az.
/, ra6neucat, we should not hesitate 10 pro.
! monaco. that i, is promotiye OF the happiness
Of the h;l..an raec /; that the visionary ideas OF
those who wish for is extinction vanish beiofe
/ the light Of reason, Ike the vapoIrs OF 100
-,..-ssaai,li.et baiore the meridian sun.
e~--.--ys- FCVFNiS.
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..nsssente d 10 ministers, relative toaise pre-
sen, .lsse Ct oue relations .iel the Upited
States, or rather win respect 10 tbs Goa,
sso.eoces CT a-was vish America? iii:
resolt was tia. the question OF presenting
n emsorisi was clded 10 ths r. 5asiSe
oa,5 BY The easing vote OF The Chairman,
Dir. Sansom. Hut-a general HaHeang IS
ootwi(hs,acdiog soou! 10 be called 10 i1on-
don. of those who are concerned In, Q!
cted 9Th she Anerlcan trade, Tor
The purpose Of preparing memorial TO
ministers upon The subiect Of our present
ssslssione ~i.h hat cona'ry.
ASpunber Of ietters arrived on Frtiay
ia Laudoo, from France, Il sl'sod, aud
l!sa,bpfg. They all concur ~ dsP'orins
The dreadful Effects Ct the !aie tyfaon'cal
DEGREES of Bonspssse, ard 10 tcrroodirg
the eventual rpin ,o-tne mcFcan''ie ~
teres.s. from perseverance, in ihose op
pressi.e and impoltlc espedisofs.
Ia The house Of coHmons, 90 Wednes
dsy. a trial q sirenglh was paadc respect.
ing the expedition to Copena sgeo. I be
dsbste continued I'll! SIX o'cloek II The
morning. The house divided --!os ap-
prova! Of the expedition s5e- against 1t
lO8.
Fe5; uary 4.
The feet Of Transports, win five chou.
sand troops % board, no~ AZ Portsmouth,
; under orders Cor North America, viii DC
accoc, panied by hge Inc OF bottle ships
!ae spi.ilar, force Will .s encrssaed ny a
regiment Of light Dragons, aud three
on,paules of artillery tic whole andef
the connAcd of general FIevest. The
| officer who commands ,hc oava per, has
/ no, been mensioned il is supposed 70
be des,nfd tor anne secret enfefpf'ze n
the fiat Instance. Colonel aough'on, Ct
,be a.h is appointed br'ssd'ef g1Ge'al on
the occasion.
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EPP.f7.H Il lie last cssen af I3krc,..s.

EERf7s< III Tie last essay IF JVrcf:.&.
In the fifth paragraph, instead u commerce
was &c. thc geniai issstf~n1ent, r4a,, TIE &C.
niaI nut1TmeDt-l
Ii the sixth paragraph, instead OF, Isl rea-
sonable 10 suppose that commerce is vitiating
&c. to republican constitutions: read, to repuh-
hcan inshtasic7S.
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NEW YORK. March is.
Mterg2lng tc2elgn N,eyos.

Selected from late foreign papers received at
tie Office OF the Commercial Advertiser.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
so NE. CANNING.

Portland Place, oct.. %, 1907.
SrR--1 have the honor to state in reply to your
letter of yesterday, that the case to which you
alluded, is specially provided for by the procla
nation of the President. You will observe, on
view of that document, that an exception is
made, from the prohibition it contains on other
vessels, in favor ofsuch ships Of his majesty as
may enter the ports of the United States with
dispatches from his majesty's government Had
the case Of public minister, employed ina spe-
cial mission to my government, not been comprr-
zed in that exception, as it clearlyis, have no
hesitation in stating that he would be received
without delay, at any port at which he might ar
rive. 1have the honor to add, that Mr.. Pmkney
and myself will be happy to give to his maiesty's
minister every facility in our power, to secure
him at the port of his destination the reception
which is due to his public character, and pro-
mote his speedy arrival at the seat of the 60
vernment ofths United States.
Ihave the honor to'bc, with great considerati-
on, &c.
(Sgned) JAMES MONROE.
The Right Honorable
GtoRcE CANNING, &c. &c. sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
from MIR. CANNING.
FOREIGN ,OFFIcE. Oct .

oRE1OE OFFICE, Oct. 70, 1907.
S1R--Havir,g seen in the American newspa-
pers, an. official article (of which have the no.
nor to enclose acopy) prohibiting all intercourse
between the Inhabitants ofthe United States and
his rnaJestys ships of war uriyersaiiys thave the
hons: 20 request that you will have the goodness
to inform me, whether this prohibition will eS-
tend to the ship of war, in which minister ac-
credited from his majesty, and charged with 8
mission TO the America. government, shall ar.
rive in any Of the ports of the United States
Or whether you, or Mr.. Pnlkney, can under-
take to furnish MIR. Rose with such documents,
as shall ensure his admission into the American
ports, and a reception therein suitable to the
character with which he is invested have the
honor to be, with great consideration, Sir, your
most obedient humble servant,
(Signed,) GEORGE CANNING.
JAMES MoNRoE, Esq. &c. &c. Sc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
NEINE LANDS For sdxE-rhe subscri.

1V1 Der Will sell a Tract of LAmp containing
2E9l acres, lying in Hampshire county, withir
20 miles Of Winchester, ON Cacsphon, a branch
of Potomac. This Land contains large body
ofiron ore of an excellent quality, which has been
worked on a. small scale, but discontinued fer
want of funds and would be TO any person able
to carry it on, avery valuable acquisition.
ALso-A tract in said county on the waters of
Mill Creek under the South Branch Mountain,
containing 25S acres-i97 acres on Mill Greek,
within IL miles of Ronney--i00 acrcs on the
waters of Cacaphon--10o0 acres on the falls o.
Green River in the state of Kentucky, and 1000
acres ON the waters of Ohio in Kentucky.
undisputed titles will be gi:en; and terms
made known by applying to Mr. Harry Hcth at
the Coal Pitts or the subscriber ct Curles, OF,
James River, is miles below Richmond
WILL. NJ. HETH.
March 49, TcpI2f1
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in which hare been lately engaged with Mr.
Canning, and OF Mr. Roses mission, at the mo-
ment OF his arrival lhavc therefore thought it
advisable to commit to ham this letter. and co.
ny ofmy correspondence with Mr. Canning, as
Mr.. PinSney and have done our joint dispatch.
lexpecttob be at sea in week from this date, and
shall proceed TO Washington Immediately after
my arI1vSl III The United States, to communicate
to you such further information as nay have,
relative u the important concerns OF our country
IN which have been employed lhave the no.
nor to be, with great respect, Sc.
(Signcd) JAMES MONROE.
Continued on second rage
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
FROM Nh. CANNING.
Foreign Office, Oct. 23d. Soi

F0TeI8H ODIce, OCT. 2od, roUI'
past 10, p. NJ.
SIa-I have to acknowledge the honor of your
answer to my letter of yesterday evening. 1t APP
pears to TO be so important TO have clear
Outstanding on the subject to which that letter
refers, that l cannot forbear requesting you to
have the goodness TO call at the foreign Office to-
morrow at two o'clock, ifthat hour should suit
your convenience.
L have the honor be, with great consdera-
ton, Sir, your most obedient humble servant
(Signed) GEO. CANNING.
JAMES MONROE, Esq sc. &c. &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
London, Oct. 90, 1907.

London, Oct. %, 1907.
SIM have the honor to send you a copy of a
correspondence with Mr.. Canning, touching a
difficulty, which he supposed Mr.. Rose might
experience in entering the bay of Chesapeake, in
consequence of he proclamation of the President.
In the interview invited by his last note, ex-
pressed my surprise, that any doubt should ex
ist on the subject of it, and assured him, that
Mr.. Pinkney and myself would be responsible
for Mr.. Roses prompt admission into our har-
bors, and arrival at Washington, without suffer-
mg the slightest Inoestation OIL the contrary,
that he should receive every attention and facih-
ty ON the route which he might require. told
him, that no document from US would be neces-
saiy for ulat purpose but that to put the questi-
on beyond all doubt, we would give him pass
port, which should go to every object ia detail,
and that we would also give him letters OF INTRO
duction to the Governors of NJ ryiand and Virgil
MIA, the states through which he would pass, to
be enadyantsge OF, ifhe found that they would
be useful Will this explanation and arrange
ment, Mr. Canning was satisfied.
also send you copy of q letter from Mr..
Rose, senior, and my answer, relative to the
mission of his son to the United States. Al
though Mr. Roses letter is unofficial, have
thought it proper, in consideration of his near
connection viii, the minister, and station IN the
government, to communicate it.
leave this tomorrow, to meet in the chan
mel the Augustus, the ship in which propose to
sail with my family TO the United States. She
has lett this port, aud is OH her way to Ports-
mouth, where she will receive US. Mr.. Rose,
by going frigatc, viii most probably arrive
before me, and even before Doctor Bulbs II
IS important Chat YOU SHOULD possess all the infor-
nation which ! Can ige resDcctir,. The business
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05

zion, thought It improper to press it. My reply
was equally explicit, so that with it the negocia-
ton ended The measure which he announced,
us being determined on by the king, in case
could not agree to the separation, is completely
the act of his government. You will observe
that it is announced in a form which precludes
in great degree, the idea oc its being adopted
at my suggestion, as an act of PREPARATION, and in
a tone of decision which seemed equally to pre-
clude my holding any communication with him on
it
My mission being thus brought TO an end, has
afforded an opportunity for me to return to the
United States as l have long desired. Nothing
but the great interest which take in the welfare
OF my country, and my earnest desire to give all
The AID IN my power to the present attninistrati-
on, IN support OF the principles OF our most ex-
celient constitution, would have detained me
here so long. In the pres mt state, however, il
IS not possible, If in any it would be, for me to
render any service by longer continuance here.
AS soon, therefore, as had answered Mr.. Can
nngs note, communicated to h,m my iutenti-
on to return, and requested that he would be so
good as to obtain for me an audience of the King
| tor the purpose oftaking my leave of him This
was granted on The nth of this month, in which
renewed the assurance Of the sincere desire of
my governments, to preserve the most friendly
relation between the United States and Great
Britain, which sentiment was reciprocated BY
his majesty. Mr.. Pinkney succeeds me by an
arrangement with Mr. Canning which will ap-
pear in the enclosed copy ofmy correspondence
with him, and which have full confidence the
President viii approve. regret that in trans
ferrng the business, into his hands, do not lie ave
him altogether free from difficulty.
have the honor to be, with great respect, sir,
your most obedieht servant -,rf
JAS. MONROE.
JAMEs Madison, Esq.
Secretary Of State.
p S. Not being satisfied with the underlined
character of the proposed mission to the United
States and Mr.. Canning having communicated
nothing new to me OH the subject, in my inter-
view with him on the day was presented to the
King, althoug an opportunity was offered for the
purpose, 1 wrote him note after the commence
ment ofthis letter, to make certain enquiries on
that head, copy of which note. and of his an
swer, is herewith enclosed. You will observe
that he still holds himself aloof on it. l thought
it my duty, and that it comportcd with strict de-
fcacy, TO make the enquiry, and cannot but
consider his reserve as affording cause for an un-
favorable inference. 1t is probable, however
as the dooris left openfor further communicate
on between us till the moment of my departure,
that he will take some other occasion to explain
himself more fully on the subject. You may be
assured that Twill seek every favorable opportu-
nifty to obtain such explanation ofhim.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
JOitN ShI Z ftI Z,
March 10, cptl4thA1

y ICHMOND TILE MANUFACTONY-
~ The subscriber having procured tie Acin-
sve rigatto manufacture in tits and several 9th r
states Harwood's much Ynpro red Patent .rile for
covering houses, and at considerable expense
erected the necessary buildings, &c for carry
ing on that useful business extensively, now Of
fers to supply at short notice, any qlantitytiat
may be required, ut the moderate price os thi,ty-
vc doffarS per Thousand, delivered at ms Factory
/ He Can with confidence, founded on actual eX-
pertinent, IN tne covering Of about % houses in
this city, assert, that houses can be covered with
CHS tic IS cheap in the FIST instance, as with
shingles OF the first quality, and when the sccu-
rity against ire, the difference OF Insurance, the
durability and particular construction of those
tile to resist TIE most peuet rating rains and SHOWS
are considered, lie cannot doubt of meeting with
considerable encouragement. 1t requires only
the exam. nation of a well covered roof to coli
VI rcc the most prcjudiccd mind OF their superio-
rity 10 any other tile heretofore made, or TO the
best OF slate, and VIII cost less than the latter
after paying the expense Of water carriage TO al
most amy part Of thu nitinent. YET
Particular attention will be paid to orders from
other towns, and in all cases where thew arc
shipped, nc viii deliver them whole and sound
along side the vessels, at the expense of carriage
only 70 the Purchasers. ANY person skilled in
the art OF thing, VIII put those tic with great
facility, but where they cannot be procured, lr.
can engage n few here who have had some ex-
pericrce, and viii go moderate distance, if tho
Job is of suiiicient magnitude and their travelling
expenses paid. BENZ AMIN DUVAL
Richmond, March D. Tep2wes1awtf1
N. b. l wish to sell Patent Rights in several
other States. BID
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-05
March 10.
SIZE BY .AuCyyoM:

IRON WORKS.-The following LANDS viii
4 be sold together or IN separate parcels to suit
purchasers, at Public Auction, at Mr. Clase'i
Venduc Warehouse, in Baltimore, on SAruR-
DAY the i4th day of May next, ut 10 O'Clock :
%, 54S acres of LAND, more or,lcss, consisting
Of different surveys adjoining each other, lying
an Bath and bottetourt counties, in the state OF
Virginia, on the Cowpasiure river, wliti, cmptics
into James River There is on the above Lands,
q great abundance of Iron Ore, of the best qua,i-
ty, To be obtained with very triling exrsence near
navigable water, and situations suitable for erect
ing furnaces and forges The annexed csr,iG-
cate of Adam Clackncr, Gan experienced man
of good charactcr) is referred to for further par
ticulars. The first named subscriber has also
been on the Lands and examined the situations
ON the river for furnaces and forges and IS of o.
pnon that the annexed certificate i. in every res
lpect correct
The terms Of sale win be 5000 dollars cash,
and for the residue of the purchase money Al Eek.
tended credit will be given. The titles are be-
lieved TO be unquestionable. The Patents may
be seen by application 70 the subscribers.
JOSIAS PENNINGTON,
N BRICE,
@ Trustees ef the Pa.ensee