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"n IS mviyiusul duty to communicate n
voh u'c loss ut tst brave end accomplished soldier
ChfrAiN kITcriE, voirbro,.r lie fell Iva the action
al the 25th Near Niagara Falls Although his country
and friends viii long epior the los of his c,S,,,
c;S'"g Tor me To sas that he bclvct noby * that
his gllanty would not Kermit him TO r,,; the ;,.iI
wthH he could ride &c received a sever. vounl in
uie es:lJ pt ct The action, ina IN, earnest solicitations
Ton hrn to rene, had no ciece. Ia two hours alter
N"i'S having 's' I'LL his men at lis p.ecr his auuni
,ion-v|"Son blown up, he received his uor, 4,,.,G
ard SOON expired.
ihe hii,isi' General RAN, ~n. prisoner. has
written or hs sword, and promises that shall return
IL u las i.ier;s'
Yours, very respectfully,
J. iiTNnNiAN
Mai. CONF, Ar,'v
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j. HINnNiAN,
Maj. Co,n'g. Art Y.
FiEFMY N THE pOTOMAc

Dispatches were received on Sunda,- h,-
i%preas from Gen. Hungoiford, from toe
nei%hborhc"d of Kinsalc, (NVes5morcland)
dated on the Sd, which inform that. the Brit
isn had landed their troops from about 20 bar
Ses and several tenders, IT Mundv's Point
they we've fred on, before they touched, the
heach by Capt. Henderson OF &c .torlhum-
berlanl Militia, who disputed the promn,, nm
I'll his ammunition was expen'cd--he retired
'wfh ms piece--they pcrsued him % his own
house which they burnt to asAes--in = sur
seqncnt attack at Knsaie. the same dav, 1T
C1yibb's Diet tchment Of art.lc.y, did CONSIDER,
abie damage to a barge's crew
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rosroN, Ararst /. 1914


We were last evening politely favored with
Montreal papers oi July 50, concerning Quebec
accoun,s 10 sch Extracts to,j"N
YORK, l.. {. July lC.-1'he On and SD
regis. arc or their WAY here, from Montreal.
s The hTk companies 81 dc lC4Ih and De
NattevI.io's r>gi. Lett Kingston Tor this place,
ON t!lcir way 90 Ic.t George. on Saturday
last, and ti.e 19th asn were under orders to
march. We expect die iilst division to ar
rive tins day or Tomorrow.
QUEBEC, la!v CS.--Ste are stu without p
J aler IIeWs Ir@m Europe.
rs tgr As Ne can Judge fom appearances,
the BRITISH governments is fully Determined
not to make peace with tie United Statls,
uL such tcrnis can he as VIII permanent
" secure the British interests III America q
ganst recurrence OF those ambitious de-
signs winch were cvinced in their recent at
tempts ~ seize the CaiadaS and The FioriI4a
Port u QUcbcc, .iNti 2z.--.tr. shin FlyGr.,
WaygooI, sailed 9th June from bordeaux, 10
government, passengers, 10 cheers and ass
men OF the 5ocn rest. July 25--Ship Baior,
Wa,thcr, sc..eti 9th june from Bordeaux. To
government. passengers, 5 officers and $50
men Of .he SKI regiment of bLtis. Snip o.
cean, {. COnsdJ, frou Bordeau;;, sailed u.
June, 60 governments, Passengers i Office,
q 208 men of the 5tA regt. Snip lsai -iia, z
Hardwood, from de- DO. TO do. passengers, =
officers ana ~ men OF the 50 regiment. HIS
majestys Slnp AjaX, e., is this d~y amounted
by the elegraph, 10 be at the Brandy Pots
Gen. Power with troops OIL board. The War
spite is oil st. Roch.
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Extract Of letter from a gentleman, Vol
ulteer IN the Expedition against Macka-
nav, to his friend in tE,s town, dated
Fort Gyatio:, Pafjd8 rf1'e, 81. Clrir,
LII -
g Icnr Hi,.

" 1hehnd frees orriDed here yesterday,
h1u'7g mo'th"a By land f:JTeen mites through
a 0f'y ugly and Toet conafry, and 7rithoaf.-
1 .,,. a fafh inc greafe7' Part IF the gguy.-
me re8Seis 7uerc detained by hcad zrl,,dg-to
Gay Lhey hQUe .feir 7aind, ard the Niagara
ana La7vrcAee hare Just tossed ove~ Ire ffa-
f'aS ana anoAorea IL Lake E,eron ne Cai-
ing h:e Rafiae-.fhc t~o5fs are ori.rs6 10 Ic
Tfday 10 en76art in one Aouy. II .i.e qyiud
is S19d, 7ce 7yW 6eI5rce 1EQck65ase II. 8 egvS
C72' Jorce nil be $50 or e00-re5lort SAYS,
LAat q the enemy is 100 reg4lt.ra and
1OOO Canadians end Il. 2Ng7lo''
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-r'Tac' # q litter from Si.yg-.ifurter J. z .JP2a.
aa!G. 70 Cco.. f3.llaelip

s,.., "ER!1, july q, 1914
;rs, s'ne*ny 20 your Instructions sailed tho Esd
INST ." roar' the schr Diligence with IS Volunteer
winch with sea,nen from the Iad. Prcvost. made =
part OF = men, for Long-Poins A; day,ieit on the
morning 'a 81 the 2Sth, Hndcd withiS men Weascer
uo high and steep bank, and &,iyanced about half
inlle INTO the country Charlottesville small yIac
AZ th'5 place t,e enemy have connei,ceti . very are
h4ocS house. We broke opea the coos of an Inn and
tne lN'' aud seized itS jcI from whom was homes
Siou De able to collect the iaforInston wane-l-At
thiS moment an alarm gun was fred by the enerIv'
wien was answered by ef;l others we then re,i,e
with the .Ia!or TO the boat When distant from the
'anout 'a me nearly 500 ofthe enemy had
Ioec'cu on the hank, which numb seemed CONSTANT
y ncrcesn5 while We we're in sight
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rroT ne IlaHsJ1nH Bgalg Of he 2oM ocb.h
a., >" 'atn"'sy last two State soldiers WEI, slot at
Nonday last for he sar,e ofncc Two or tir.e 9th.
death. 'o '9''''''No' Vt
we ore informed by gentleman direct &, the line
that skirm'sh took &c ouV- cdr s.l,,, ev,,,, la. ~
oletowr, b1wccn OF out Iic,riot guards anil :,
party ct the cntm' in which Que 81 thcif Ideuenarts
vas 'o"rally wounded, and s.vei pritt,s made rris
oltrSi tie remainder st cted their esaI,c our infor
Inat't make no loss %, our part
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E2.rqct oCa L.ffer f,om q rey,,.,,,

E1irGct q a lrffe ton gentr-rrog IF Ire fret res,
to@n, io'to7, Mtted J,tqc l. ''"'
". Know wr't (wlen you wrotc) yo,. were .gnor.
ant o-he blockade OF an the re nsinng lorr ~, the
"'srs we know more, that it is likely 90 be iigi
enre'o because on application made for Gccnses IN
'Np''t s"ot' IN neutral vessels, gOvrrncur has pi,c,
;ela'i. inns IS the answer to the revocation q. the
Commercial r''ri rictons ~
'cn negotiation is yet 10 begin. It will it is said
be 1T tine tilgue or Cihcnt PcIhaus vo wen, ,!
pcace ). made or making when the rcs6ectee ComTris
s'nel5 a'e not even arrived ,it ie ,,imtioal II
confederate peace Clristnas lay YOU NAV cl,oo
youlscNes yery well off,
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gentleman Who LETT i'lattsLmg on SATURDAY last
!sPorts, mat there were 2pOJ men at Piasl,ro and
th.t on Friday enemy picket ,,I.rJ was e,,r3S .
q "cu'e' at fnd men Lllled and men tat,H
prisoners ihe troops we're under marching, orCrri
ulS.l'atn q. uGknoSm IL sad prisoners and de,
head Of the Lake 10 Kingston Wv
a ~ Enn-bris expected to be launched BIS the 5h
o. ti' month, at Nerg"nncs, the timber of wucI wa,
70 days ago, standing in the forest.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

IN Fridav thefc inst 20 o'cla,c' r :. VIII "a.
sold, vi'fnut reserve for cash. tho former Cos
f-c Room ot tie 4, ~ Tavern ~ num,s~c OF
L.fEGK e ELEG.9.N'T P8LNTIN
In Superb Frame, rcpr, sentrg most of t., l.t.
3r7ayI-oH .Nlr0i nix e-meIje, w
The Capture Of lie Brtsh feet NJ lake F.te.f W
Cou 'ioiofe Perry
Tire Capture oftle Mace ouiau Ly t'c t. eta4cs.
--------------'f the GI,1icra JvG Constitution.
-------- ttc w SIP lt tlc FrrIct.
-----------of Je .i-,s hv tie Constitution.
-------------' ~ the Prsco = Ir o.. I',rrf~
----------- ri the Eo.et By IRE Eutrrrr.-c.
A rcINerenf9ti1n sfs Ws.,r-N e'or g. co,9rr- + ,-
Vr7ines, O the hToumoeu, CiH, cf, -,ertis;,.ofo
IRISH ytd C;rton. rs B7CrT.- =, s II .
br7io IT,
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fFo- ihc Information nj tle numerous -cnls of Cen
'fin Rrchc, who NAY ask ho-o liz EH? WepnhE-h the
following ie'tc' to tie fditH of This paper rom mai.
irdInaa Of she Artsicr,. Y il pleasure 20 dose; ~
how sweet is toe in,enle which It br,s.c, 70 his rig-
moy
T. -se p Tsr. Htfs1
"fofr-i.ei7. Jgly 2oI,, 1914
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I:' c~e i;--iine6 = thi2k that tie c,,bely;-
mn under CoL CrughaH. 7rH not touch ar
HHchth"ochinack.o is gene,aNy 6efcved, 5uf
a. 81. Jo&ciih'&, 7oh,ch IS kctt Us u deh,f fcr
me army, an. 7gisre me Norm II. comAG,,,
haS dToaHca iWme1t2e quantities of IAy@
ms, h0l9eUcT, 7Ys 8iUe 10 an ohi3lig4 on
n.
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TE.N 0OLL.4AH HNU Mo

Z sAN-h WAY about the g8Jh Of My as,, a Ain
( :. iulto Woman, ,p-nc
M .S"N-Y,
Ahout q or 80 years Of age, stout and H. 'as
down SIT y oos aII somcuuses Summers whcn 500.
Ken to-,'he purchased q short time before sh,
al'scondcd, of Mr. WM. i. RorGEHs, a-.r; Tor me
Trustees ut he Free School OiCioucest.r Ccur,v .yJ
IS possibly nov ia that ne shborho"d where .h, has,
husband, tho think i; mare prohahle that Size is har
norrd in o" about Richmond by q Negro Ma In i.-
employ ment of Mr.. Alexander Fulton a W5na1
purchased by Mr Marvin Prce u t'e ae time bad II
the same perso", went Of with her and was a;n IN
short ;ine since tgucmping 60 pass p, Goe) ard
lOd@rd in the ieil of Neo-Ncnt County
Wheeler will deliver he to nae in Richmond shall
receive tie above reward and al! Reasonable cAper
CO.
UriIi1,r II EtrLnrlfo.,
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O6ice y Establishml1lf q TIE
pErERsBURc 1NrE1L1aTNcrR.

PFTER3BURG IETEGLI&ENcTR.
SATiLi, III SOLD ~ Pulla. Auction c-, Fr'I,,.
y the Goth Instant, the Establishments this OF
fee
nose who are acquainted w.tn 2 town, may form
some dea olthe value of this paper to those Al die
tancc may BIZ necessary to STATE, thst tie ,sbiisi
merit very lucrative ouc--and from dc b.,I. gtsid-
I3 this paper has scrnirai during period Of nearly
uiui1y wears iFoo ITS commencement. iha value ui-
der its former management viii b. r,uci, enIs,clJ
n credit Of one, two &,tlrce wears Will be allowed
The purchaser giving bond with approved security, 10
bear interest from the date.
H,ma Djcts9n, .H5n'r.
Petersburg, Auvrst stti, l5i5-----,ts
o. Further information relative 70 this Fetalj;sl.
meot, te materials &c. can bc ob,aued uy application
~ 'hc Office
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{ We may feelinglY "a thcre S

})spra 81, o. banC not NJ h-t V,iiaad tan,
And What mny quiet us IN adcsth 50 noblc.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
DOMESTIC.
ALBANY. Jan. 25.

We are authorised to say, that Maioel
Gen. Wilkinsons late visite TO Waterford
was not only for exercise, to favor the
restoration ofhis shattered health, but also
to take prompt measures for the safety of
Sacketts Harbor, which he had received
advice was menaced by the enemy; to this
end we understand, that 500 men will move
from Greenbush, in sleighs, tomorrow,
or next day, which will increase our force
at the harbor to three thousand, and place
our sqadron in safety. The general has
suddenly set out for French Mills, in con,
sequence, VIC understand, OF advices re-
ceived by express, of meditatcd attack
upon that place, by the enemy under Col.
Scott of the 18th British regiment who has
been stationed at Cotedu de Lac with five
companies Of his own regiment, 100 artil.
lerists and 90 rocket men, making a force
of about $50 men. Col Pearson and Lieut..
Col. Cockburn, brother to the admiral, are
at Cornwall, with battalion of marines,
four companies OF Glengaries, some militia
and about 400 Indians, making in the whole
force of about one thousand.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

Translated for the Federal Gazette.
Extract from Dutch papers, to the 25tS
Nov. 1878, received by the schr. WING.
arrived at n. York, in 49 days FROM
Nantz
HGgae, Esd Nov--The general govern.
ment of the United Netherlands has called
on Its inhabitants to arm themselves. The
people of this and the neighboring towna,
have complied with incredible alacritv. Two
corps darme) armies have already been
formed, consisting partly of German troops,
militia and volunteers they are we'll pro-
vided with arms, and are assisted by the
naval force at Rotterdam and elsewhere
DoRDRECHT, Esd Nov-Our city was nm.
expectedly bombarded from the side Of Pa.
pendregh, yesterday morning The French
troops, IN consequence of the cannonading.
entered, and made sundry acquisitions but,
this morning, at nine o'clock, evacuated
the place with precipita on
HAERLEm, 24th Nova column of 1000
armed militia have passed the Issel. and
part ofthem have marched to Amersfoord
A column of 400 cossacks have gone to
Amsterdam, and taken possession ola fort
at halfway, (which the French occupied
by capitulation
s5th Nov.-sundry proclamations, in the
name ofthe Prince of Orange, have been is
sued from Amsterdam, Haerlem, Leyden,
Hague, &c. The Provincial Governments
have been appointed Amongst others in
Amsterdam, the names of Willna, Null
man and others equally respectable, have
been mentioned as being at the head of af
fairs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

reports, from the Officers Of the Revenue,
very valuable information, during the con-
tinuance, and especially in the commence
ment of every session otthe General AS
sembly-Therefore;
Resolved, That the fiscal year shall
hereafter be made TO commence on the
first of October of every year, and to ter
inmate on the Both of September next en-
suing. That the annual reports Of receipts
and expenditures of each year, shall be
made by the Auditor and Treasurer, as
early as possible, at every session of the
General Assembly. That the report OF the
Auditor shall be accompanied with such
remarks by him, as may serve to explain
the same, to point out any defects If such
there be in the existing Revenue Law, and
TO suggest the proper remedies therefor ;
that whenever the Revenue is likely to
prove insufficient, for the expenditure of the
commonwealth-Th Treasurer shall sub
Join to his annual report, such recommends
ton to the General Assembly of new sub.
the old, as may in his opinion be best
suited to supply the!defciency.
Resolved, that all warrants drawn up
on the Treasury shall expressly have re-
ference to some one general head OF ex-
penditure, the cause for which they are
drawn; and where the said warrants are
drawn for sum chargeable upon her
revenue of different year from that out of
which it is paid, the same shall SO be ex-
pressed
Resolved, that all orders upon the Trea-
surer to receive any money due to the
Treasury shall express upon the face there
of the particular head of General Revenue,
on account of which such sum is due and
whore the same is due for the revenue of
past year that also shall be expressed in
the face of such order.
Resolved, that it is necessary to aug
ment the present taxes on lands, lots and
slaves, SO as to provide therefrom fund
sufficient to treimburse to the common
wealth the sum assumed to be paid to the
government of the United States, on ac-
count of the quota of the direct tax assessed
upon the citizens of this commonwealth
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

Of sixty thousand men, and enter II.
plains Of Italy. Providence is going to put
period to the tyranny that oppressed Won
-sacrifised yoar yorihs in the North Of
Spain, for an unjust eause-paralised com.
merce and industry and spread desolation
in the fields of Italy, 80 favored b. fes-
ven. / have occupied the passes leaeinrN
from Italy into AGstria-g have turned
at their sources, the Isonso, the Taglia.
mento, the Pave, and Brenta and hayel
made it impossible for your General in
chief to escape me, whithersoever he NAV
turn. Verona, and Mantga, and Milan, ex.
pect to be delivered IN a few days TIE
North, the Fast, and the West of Eueors
have furnished all their forces, and Tie
flower of their young population, to lo,
establish the independence OF the States
and they are nowfree. Search in Austria.
in Russia, i'll Prussia, or in Spain, eFrenck
who ruled the world /; you will find orpses
prisoners, wounded, and traces of dsyas-
tation but the enemy have there no Ion.
ger any bodies Of troops under arms.
The fine provinces of the South Of En-
rope ought likewise to participate in the
JOY of the world on account of the return
of ancient times, of order aud Justice
My sovereign has been pleased to entruss
to me this great work; Rise, therefore.
people of Italy. you know what means Of re-
sistance the enemy has to oppose to me
you are aware that they are the last
have under my banners 10000 men, wltsg
have not yet fought it this holy war; an4b
who are burning with desire of shar-
ing in the glory o. those that preceded
them. French armies are forming beyond
the Alps the fate of Italy is decided
remind your children, that they were born
in the ancient country of glory, and that
the height Of glory consists in combating
under the banners of the most Just of
monarchs, for the peace of the world, and
for the independence cf nations.
The General of Artillery, Commander
in Chief of the Io,perial and ROYAL
Army of the Tyrol and OF Italy.
BARON Won KILLER.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
LONDON, Nov. 25.
GLORIOUS NEWSi

Dresden surrendered with st. Cyr and
10000 men--the Crown Prince marching
into Holland-the Allies already in force
III that country--Other states throwing
off the yoke of Bonaparte, and joining
the common cause
Mr.. Daniels, the Messenger, arrived at
the Foreign Office this morning with dis
patches, the substance of which were i'm
mediately published in the following Bull
letin. 1t is understood that another Ga
Zette Extraordinary will be issued in the
afternoon. No words can do justice to
this accession of glory-we give it in splen-
did plainnees.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
NEW.LONnON. Jan. e6.

On Monday last rear admiral Cockburn
arrived before this port, with his flag We
understand, flying on board the sceptre
"a, accompanied by the Victorious, "a,
Capt. Talbot; Acasta frigate, Capt Kerr
one other frigate, and two slOops OF war
The actual blOckading force now consists
of three 74's-four faigates--two eloops OF
war and a gun-brig.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
OFFICIAL BULLETIN
{" Foreign Ofice- No

f0retgn ODtce, NoU %.
dispatches have been received this
morning from the Earl of Aberdeen, Lord
Cathcart, Sir G. w Stewart, and Mr..
Thornton.
:" The Dispatches from the Earl of Aber
deem and Lord Cathcart, arc of the 10th
and IL, from Frankfort, ton the Mainel
from Sir Charles Stewart, of the 10Th,
from Hanover; and from Dir Thornton, of
the 18th, from Bremen
I" The Emperor Alexander made his
entry into Frankfort on the 5th, attended
by artillery and cavalry, and the guard,
amidst the loudest acclamations.
"On the following day the Emperor
Francis entered, and both Sovereigns pro-
ceeded to the Cathedral
Bonaparte was supposed to have es-
capped over the Rhine with about $4,000
men.
The main army was assembling at
Frankfort, and would soon be ready for
Interior operations. The King of Prussia
was expected Immediately at Frankfort
The Grand Duke of Hesse Darmstadt
lJerome's dominionsl has formally renounc-
ed his alliance with France Nassau and
Baden the same
"On the 9Th. Prince Schwartzenberg or
dered an attack on the enemy's lines at
Hockheln, which protected the tete4de -pont
at Cassel They were carried with loss
TO the enemy of several hundred prisoners
and four guns.
g Sir Robert Wilson was in one of the
etorning parties
s Part of the army of the north of Ger
many continues it's march on Munster and
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
Very Important
FOREIGN NEWS.
From Barbados papers received at
philadelphia.
LONDON. Nov. 81

From last nights Gazette we learn, the
gratifying fact of the establishment of
tao ancient Constitution of Bremen.
Z Gazette too, contains dispatches
(r2n admiral Fremantle, stating that lstria
and Croatia were up against the French,
and tbag the whole of the islands in the
Adriasic were cleared from the yoke of the
enemy, and narrating also several par
ticd.' 5 of the successes obtained by the
Austrian General Nugent
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
PROCLAMATION

Published by Gen. Won Hitler, at Trent
on the Goth October 1878
People Of Italy,
! have passed the Alps with an army
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
W illiana Hume,

LATE of the University OF .Eajn'ursh
who, for tha present year has b IN ap
pointed Co jurct Pro'e1.or ct Tie
Greek sniJI-.tin i.srgn. ges in the A
cadeny 9C this Town, wi'l open a Class
FOR instrus,ing young aides or Ccn'
teren in the Frenc, LanguaSe; as
soon as sufficient number OF Pupil.
can be obtained. il is intended 10 form
two distinct classes, to &c tsught I Sc
y.ratc hours, which interfere net with
The proper business Of tn. Aea'emy'
In the way of r:adinp, tie parcsi an
mot celebrated writer's in the reign
of Louis the XIV. the Augus'an aRe
Of France, will tie selected TIE writ
ing and speaking Of the Language VIII
be also attended to. M
The Classes are to consist OF loeaSh'
Terms s 10 per qusrter. APp'lca'Ion
moy bc made at the Academy.
SrUtcmtcr 20.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24

,rn,,v. A s,ns.hu:ion For an iron
Comp ny hath been digested under the
,psctisn Of the mos, experienced lion
.astsr,, with a special view OF ce;'
,iny IN the necessary funds, per"a'
SAGE Of operation, aud safely u sach
.odiyidual S,ockhoitler: and ohef
hereby, strong inducencn'. to those
Inclined to engage in such Company /;
,sa.ting the property. with Ill It's advan-
ages, at less to the Company let winch
{ wish to be ons) than what IT would
actually sell Tor, in farm and wood ols'
| kno@ Of no ,Hsn, Of common pru-
,icacc, tia, have failed to anasa .ortancE,
By his business. where the orc has oeen
plentiful and good, aud tue wood aouN.
,i.r,--who nave adopted the improved
,uode, whica vas FIRST prac'ised IN Pam
sylvsnia, by Mr.. Robert Coleman +: VINO
coming a stranger into tic country, x
com Al cncing With nothing but his "'-
pesios sasaeily and activity, naae o}
;hat business princc,y fortune in lev
years; and is now the largcs, owner OF
Iron. orks in America!!
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing any %
his property, or of engaging ~ tho l.
ron concern viii be pleased 10 apply to
Inc subscriber in this place--or to NAL
Wnn. Hickman, near CaaricstnWn, JET
fersna Caun,v--or 70 Mr.. Abie! Jenners
near Waterford in Loudoun County
,ad IL by letter 10 pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
EInIy s. law
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-11-24
I offer 10 the aitsuiion Of Monisd
.Nen Of discernmen',
VERY VALU \ B L L
IRON ESTATE,

q, the rivers Shenandoah and Po-
,cmlc, IN the cono,ies Of Jefferson and
l. uaoun !; tor the WORKING OF which |
vIsh 10 form small but able Company
on permanent principle. dseming the
pye.ent naruent 10 be peculiarly iavor-
aoie rr its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
viewed by prac,icsl men & pronounced
sond---tho ore bank, arc conveniently
SIN, ed and the ore abundant, e'a'iy
raised. ans rich; yellting iron OF very
.npSr,or quality. as sppe4rsirom The ties
ti.naoy Of ,hose who have made and
wrIrsht n;-ibere are several favorable
,cItes;--the command Of water IS power
ful: the wood On twenty thousand
acre, Of land (aiI of ons ,rac) is sbun.
dan, and convenien,.-There are few ii
ans such Iron estates in America; and
tai. Is peculiarly favorable IN situation
10 the sea, of government, where sup
ply Of Iron of tho best quality IS always
in deusns, and where it must be high
" imporian, TO have i, tree from the
chances Of War
The proposed works will be happily
situated !or the supply OF wealthy aud
Sc2si0ps Awning country, needing sash