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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14

IN net to hrepcnt obsl'uf,sa
free passage Of 'vatf' ~'
Z Gnttcrs. 81
Be it enacted by the Comm, ~
ell of the town Of AlexaDda'.. III
mon Council assembled, 1DL 'hd
bitant of the town shall h'ness,
fer any filth or other oo'u..ss51
or remain for more than ''.rJS
notice from the superint'nd'..,
TO remove the same, IN any .,a1
gutter opposite the groun' 's,ssnI
such inhabitant /; and ever a 81
In offending, shall forie IL. 80
each offence the sum Of fIq's,ai
recovered BY warrant in the ,.s1
Common Council of AleS.,k,)
the Mayor, or any other l.'%'',s1
peace. And if any inhaO' ';.,, VI
Cd, .hall neglect such rs. ns', ssssss
time to time to give suea ..sstaS
the neglect Of each sa S.,s.
shall constitute a new ens'"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
NOTICE

VA CONTROVERSY having arisen
r i, the property in a Prize z:
Ticket in the Potomac ana ohens s.u
i Lottery, the further drawing 81 the
! Atery IS unavoidably postponed. !.
GThe nublic are respectfully assured,
she drawing will commence as
the suit in relation Ase Lick.
be determined.
olnh Thompson, Agt.
po,a,ac g. Shenandoah Lottery.
ril % o.aN9-.
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o. NOTICE.

W wv tlCE.
TIME Subscribers take this m.s|
j of apprising their Mercad|
Friends throughout the United Sud
That during The present unh,ppy d
ferenccs between Great Britain ,A \
merica, they intend generally to.tai
from all communication bylettsns
their former correspondents, from
Dental motives applicable to sushss|
respondents
They beg leave, however, to iau
all who may have balances Of nmi
their hands, that orders for tbsH
any time during the war, HillhI
at sight. OF promptly RENTED sa
ing to directions.
Being Agents for the principds
co porsted Insurance Companies
the capital of South Carolma, 10
casset. in the district OF Maine,
are Directors In each Office, or
chants in every town, to Ehom \
renee may be had; should new co
pondents wish to commuNlt's
the house in Jamaica, or thatia
Of it in Bermuda now establsn.dfi
port of St. George, and con4uaii
the Junior Partner, under the III
WILLIAM BANKS, * Co.
The utmost attention willkn
the orders of gentlemen in hna
who may be AGENTS for SpansA%
dish, or other neutral meuhatn
ing under the Prince RegeAlsP@
nations, with the Islands Of lD'
or Bermuda (; and the safety oas
property committed to then aa
may be depended on. proVid'dn'
is attempted under the sanctlelaA
Proclamations, contrary to The
laws of the respective islands OIL
olation of existing Blockatss
Hoseason, Banks dO
N. B. ALI Letters, by CarttIsn
from Kingston, are opensdN ~
merican Agent for Prisoners o.
or sent to him after being 0Fa
the Commissary Of Prisoners r.
RIGA. II. b ~ =,
Aur. 81. W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
SULPHUR SPRINGS

In Berkeley County, Virginia, lately &C.
3 cuhied by MINcHiSI,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THESE Springs form valuable
establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention of any person
who is isposed to enter into public
line OF business.
For terms apply to Jacob Morgan,
Esq. Alexandria.
H. St. G.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. ae-[as] aaw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14

o rar, away about nine mohtns aso.
IS about 10 years of age, likely
Ter stout, and a very fair Mulsstoi
dresses gen,eel'y, and 6 generally
ars corsetts tightly laced. The same
ivan, was advertised in this Gazet.c
bw months since, and I have no doubt
ID ,he is still in Alex2ndria. The
by. reward is offered, so that consta.
[bles and Others disposed to search
ky know that she has not yet been ap.
shended.
VIM. CHAPMAN.
port. Tobacco, Jan. s. II
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Stationary Prizes.
First drawn 100 blanks Oh the LIST
days drawing, each. S
First drawn number (blank On
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14

Last drawn number
(blank or prize) fifty,sixth 10000
Prizes PAYABLE Sirsy days after the COM
flet;on Of The Drawing.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14

KING TON, J maica, Jsysi, IsIi
The Printers of every N.sspau.,I
the Seaport Toms of hnerir,
requested to insert tle following n
tice, once every month dur,r
War; and as soon as esce al
place, all their regular cssrs,. a
such insertions shall DO paid sy
Agent at each Port:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres of LAND,

- n.
r YING on Elk River, about 80
l miles from Charlestown, where
it smpties into the Great Kenhawa Ri
yer, and in the County of Kenhawa,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District Of Columbia,
or any ofthe adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber.
ed, of good quality, and lies in the
neighborhood Of severa. valuable Salt
Works. For terms and particulars
apply to
Alexandria.
May 3.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14

Jne Hundred Dollars
hit be given to any person ior
|eaenaing AMI securing in JAIL or
Eing ho,ae to me
NEGRO ELIZA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
lDn WILLIAM GARDNER,

II ATE of Baltimore, has just moved
Ia TO the city Of Washington, where
ne offers his professional services to
the pu bic and may be consulted at
almost any time at the house Of Mr..
Peake, opposiH the centre market.
Doctor Gstdner feels justified in stat,
Ing, that hSshas, made eRectaal cures
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
NOTICE.

AS the weather is now ss'u
warm, as 10 create nuisance"
proper attention beirg paid .,,
the ssme-tbe citizens OF ' ~.
are requested to attend to the ID, NJ,
law passed in council the ~
1905. - upoobI
supsrln,end.bs DR.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-14
JOHN LOVE.
laW3m

PINKERTON''s
y GRAND ATLAS,
Nos. 4 & Q,
Are received and ready for delivery
to Subscribers, who are requested to call
for them.
ALSO,
Col. PIcxERINc's SfRscH in Con-
gress, on the LOAN BILL, on the s6th
and 2sth February
James Kennedy & Son.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for Sale the following artieles at hi.
. Store, viz !:
10000 VT. first quality Bacon
400 bushels potatoes
l7o do do Rhede. Island
fit for Seed
Smoked Venison Hams
Neat Tongues
Whiskey in barrels
5000 VT. first quality Goshen Cheese
Picked beet and Pork
And general assortment OF GRO
CERES as usual.
WIN. GARNER.
March 26 d3m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

20 nj. Lordship at Lloya's IN his first appear.
-nce. three days af:er the report of his ap.
p ins'0ent 10 the American station became
current. is p cot that the feelings Of the
merchants in London coincide with ours.
Inc conduct pursued by the government
OF the u States towards the Inhabitants of
the British colonies in America, since 1898,
has been ST. Hsgrantlv vicious land intu,e.
rant, that no treaty with them will be salts
factory to the people of this country, unless
all the errors of the former treaties with
the y. States are rccthed. & the most annie
security given TO our countrymen on that
continent, and their Indian allies not Only
against repetition of the aggressons Of the
Citizens of America, but for their total
exclusion fror, any particip alton in the
trade or fisheries of British North America =.
AS for Msdison's rparGke denunciations
they are not of a nature to disturb us very
seriously. We could wish that America
we're better governed her mis.rule Cd
e'afes as diversion in favor of the
common enemy. and employs British force
which cuid be more e oriously engaged in
| restoring freedom to Holland. or confirming
the de'iverance Of Span: but the hour of
retrlbution is 1T hand, and notwithstanding
the & gantic efforts now making through, out
Europe, there will be found sufficien. force
10 spare. to bring conviction Of their en-
iOs = huH'S ~ ne ~ NlSfiCPG government, x
punish them for their adherence TO a vile &
unnatural system Of politics
! The 10Th foo. and 9TH battalion of the 9th
regt. are under orders to embark for Anne
Ica.
! IN consequence rs an ;nvitat:,, from the
Admiralty, $50 shipcrights (unrrarricti)
| from Plvm uth yard, have volunteered To e,
to the Lakes. in Canada. 70 construct YES.
sells They are 20 have 10 shiIlings per day
--15 shi''incs Sfor SUNDAYS; Is per dav in
lieu ct provisions and is for every ex,rs
| hour besides being e0tit'ed to an aDpren.
tice oil their return. Fight smiths for the
same des ina'ion, are 70 be at Portsmouth o.
the ISt Of next month.
| Az the inc &c battle Ships fitting c,ie for
America, are ordered to take IN board gre a,
quantities ordnance and cong eve rockets :;
and the Abundance storeship, was 10 pro
coed inme'iatev ith ordnance and navs,
stores or the use of orr gallant countrymen
or the Lakes o. Canada.
Ad Cochrane will he accompanied bv 2
Navai Ccmmissiorer, who is stationed on
| the Lakes, RI supeyintend the naval euuip
ments IN that quarter,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
ANE2TcAN AFFAIRS.

Lor.' Cochrane certainly goes out ~ the
American station, with his uncle, Sir Alex
auder, to 81 the q stiBewshed situation ~
Captain Of the Aset. The reception given
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23

The Speaker laid before the Hopse 4
letter from the Secretary Of the Navy,
traDsmlting his report on the petition of
John T. Courtney ard SaDuel Harrison,
which was read aud ordered to lie on the
table.
Sundry amendments made by the 6 nate
concerning the pay of the off syaren
and marines in the Navy Of the IT, States.
were taken Up. [Tbe e amendments 90 TO
hx specifically the payment Of officer &c, in
stead Of nppropriating sn aggregate 8.
mount, to be distributed according to the
discretion of the FIX cutivr. y
mr.. ovrdes of s. { h wing stated thst
the amendments which hal been made were
10 conformsnce with the object Of the bill as
L passed this House that the pay specified
vas the same as was now and always hal
sesn given to these officers, moved COG
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27
BY Last Evenings Mail.
BOSTON, JULY 25, 1914.

On Saturday last, about l, p. NJ. two bar
gcs, ID co. with large sloop tender, from a
- and frisate in the ofiing, attempted TO cu,
off boat from Cape Ann, with -four, going
into Plymouih-the boat passed under the
guns of the fort at the Curnet, when the COM
,nander fred at the tender, the bargcs sill
pursuing when Capt. Pope, commander Of
The for,) turned his fire upon them, abou,
rules distan,-;he fest shot took of the head
oT the n,anmast Of one OF them, and the Cd
struck her about amidships, carried away her
mast, disuounted l2.pound brass carronade,
and the barge filled with water. The crew,
sbou, S., all jumped into The sea. The 9th.
CT barge followed To pick them up, when CT.
p. ceased firing till she saved the nen (or
part of hon,,) aod attempted TO make OF,
when he resumed il. She, with the tender,
after exchanging few shot with. the fort,
stood of. IL i, supposed several OF the peo-
pie must hsve oeea drowned, being Is OF 20
minutes in the wafer before they were assist
81. The barge which filled, wss tosed into
plymouth soon af,cr--she j. a very hne boat,
about 30 Zee, long, and bad on boArd Of her d
is-poondet, 50 ss.res, % n,uskeis, shoi.pis-
,ai', boarding pipes, : DIRK, &C a css.trau
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NOTICE.

NfwPoRe, IS --Clok's 0Gce, Supreme Judi.
ciai Csurs. July 2Sd, 1914.
"HEREAS WILLIAM MINoo, OF Tiverton, in
w said county OF Newport. laborcr, has this day
filed in said Office his peti1on praying for the feai
sons therein stated. that the bonds of matrnony be-
tween him and h's wife, MARY Mrsoo. may be dis
solved, and decree of divorsc promulgated
This is therefore TO give notice to the said MARY.
ard 10 all others whom il may concern, that they be
and appear, ii they think fit, before the next SUI
preme Judicial Court. TO be holden at Newport with
in and for said county, the fourth Monday Of Au,
gust next then and there to shew cause IL any they
have, why the prayer OF said petition shoul! not bc
granted. GIDEON PALMER, Clerk
july 27. f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

luoue ofwhich have atsiy,a, ard iestroysd The re.
mander, via:
April IL, captured ani burnt. British brig puke
OF York. O! Greenock, ia ballast
i9th, captured and ordered in. British shin Fan.
ny. from Pernambuco bound to Liverpool. with a
valuable cargo OF cotton. hides. coffee ans. taIow,
pur'hen SSS tons, 10 guns, and les. and IS men.
engaged The Fanny 45 minutes before she struck
she had men severely wounded and killed her
nu"' rigging and sails were considerably cut up !;
The Armstrong received no damage
May 2, in sight of ifelanh, captured aud sunk The
sioop George, from Limerick to London; cargo pol K
"a, esputed and gave up. brig swift
June Yth, IN sight OF Cape Cinisuere csrtured aud
nurnt. origS Defiance and Friendship FROM passsye
pound TO Lseon. with whiskey, bread ard butter
s."' after chase OF 5hours, captured and order
ed ', The sch. Geo. Claiming, Of Plymouth former.
~ The Matilda, of Philadelphia, beuni to Liverpool,
WIN cargo OF merno wool and fruit,
ioih, captured and ordered Ia. the ship Sir Alex
baii, after an action OF Is mlnu,es; she mounted 3
guns ana had crew of p men wounded OF her
crew seycrely-l RecapfH's" of Aansucke.
2Oth. IN sight of Madeira, captured British BRIG
stag, OF Jersey; she had a valuable cargo Of dry
goods, but was obliged TO burn her, being in sight
OF brissh ffsga,e, brig and schooner. Took few
cases OF silk goods, woo!ens, ac. fom the Stag.
July I'm, sent two boats into Anguilla, and cut
ship porcas. in ballast. and sunk her.
July 18th, off Sandy Nook, captured soop Henri
eta, Formerly tender 20, the British squadron off
boston. bot bound to the Chesapeake squadron with
stores. took out the Eaglish lieutenant and crew,
andsent her into Egg .Tstbor
British sch. Ellen, from Belfast to Lisbon, cargo
beet pork, lard, tongues, nc prize to the pr her
aid. of New York, arr. at Beaufort, IN c. 9Th inst
Com chauncey informs the Secretary OF the Ma
w, under date of Sackett's harbor, July 7th that
" on~the 2osh ult he sent two large gigs. under
command OF 1t Gregor. to Presquislc. to destroy
large British schooner, calculated for mounting
Il guns, which was nearly ready for launching,
which he executed, without having man injured,
the militia stationed for her protection, having re-.
treated upon the approach of our boats"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

XNHEREAS at the last term Of the Supreme Js.
w dicial Court, held at Newport, on the first
Monday of March, 1914. the undersigned were, By
the said Court, appointed Commissioners or AS
signees on the estate of Daniel II rasghn, Of said
Newport, who Had obtained the benefit Of OH act.
passed in june, 1856 entitled an act for the relief Of
insolycnt debtors Notice is therefore given 10 the
Creditors Of said Dariel II vaughn, to exhibi, AMI
prove to either Of u.s. their respective claims against
said estate within nine months from the 9Th day Of
March last, they will be precluded, according to
law. ELEAZER TREVETT,C
CYRUS JOHNSON, Commissioner:
DANIEL VAUGHN, y
Newport, July ~, 1914. -hNf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27
q PRIZE LIS %

Nsw-Yok, Jns 25 Arrived, the private armed
Schooner General Armstrong. Captain ChsmPlir,
from a cruze OF nearly. months durioy witch tsm'
she eruixed in the Bay Of Biscay, Erg;sh AM ins
Channels. West Coast Of lrrlsnd. Western Islands
Coasts Of spain and Portugal. of MADEIRA ani Tce
erisie. ran down the Trades. wss IN sight OF ,s
wmdwsr.i Islands. an made " -harbOr yesierds
rn3snng. Sic nd. sLs-Es yr1ss, mitae! isy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27
NEW-YORK, July %.

Letters dated from Sscketts Harbor, on Monday
state, that Com Chauncey was TO sail the next day
5000 troops had embarked at MonircAl, to rein
force Gen Riall at Niagara.
Nothing new from Gen Browns army
Abe New Fort at Hallets- Point, Of which
the foundation stone was laid oa Thursday by
the military commissioners, is named P0rs
Stevens, 10 compliment to General Stevens.
A salute was fired on the occasion by the
revenue cutter and tha, the ceremony might
be moro impressive, the anniversary of the
day on which General Wayne took Stony
Point WAS putposely selected for il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27
LOST,

an the 18th inst. a small red moroeeo Pocket
" Book. containing four d,llsrs. Zone twodoiiar
bill and too ones As tie pocket book and. money
brlonged 10 small lad, anj eouptissd the vso'c bf
his little stock, IL Is hoped the hnde. viii promptly
restore IT, Tie finder shall receive portion os ihs
m,ney BY blihsing il 10 ibis oiiise. -, - {.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

are i, ,smore ;ban he P.g;.a oo,h nlili,is ep
pcaIec 10 be 4; the eyi! OF, 40 rAY,faer I'D nos
sgS's.s se!fAol-. cs,,rT.T.Eg. They well know
what iulsrs had prosuccd the state of aiia;'s
who had required these SscrlfSes--who
ought 10 have I'D lhem.-snd who Gid not
pay them.
We hope the militia vii. always ORGY the
constituted authorities. Chedieuce IS gres,
requisite for making soldier. In obeying
The call Of The State they indeed have done
,h- mselyes honor, and We doubt not but The
militia wish and hope tha, the Slate would,
and will DO them justice.
-:So:-
On Thursday morning last, was sen. into
S,onihg ton. Point, Con. the body of a Mid.
shipnan belonging to the Superb, "a, whose
name WAS said 10 be BOWERS. Ie was kil-
led in ! S oarcd-barge, that was captured The
evening previous, by the priya,ecr xebec U!-
TOR, of Baltimore, tiom New-Bedford bound
10 NcwYork. The men captured in the
barge .f9 in numbeO were seut into New
LoDdon. The officers Of the United States
navy, when they have been slain in battle,
having received due respect and attention
from their enemies, honorable TO them and
such as brave meu, when fallen, mcrii--from
motives Of gratitude and feelings Of humani-
~, few citizens met at the house OF Capt.
TAomAs SWAN, Inn-holder, and appointed
commt,e to provide things suitable and pre-
pare for the interment of this unfortunate
young man, and 10 conduct he funeral sole IA
mites. Accordingly, suitable preparations
were made, and az 4 O'Clock, in the afternoon,
after few appropriate remarks, and solemn
Prayer made by the Rev. Ira HAhT, the bo-
dy was conveyed to the place OF inlerment,
under a military escort, commanded BY 1t.
HouoH, and followed by very respectable
procession Of citizeps
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

An express arrived at Baliimcre,on Thurs
day morning last, TO Gen. Winder, announc.
in,, that he British had landed about 500
men and taken Lconardstown, in Maryland,
consisting of abou, 60 or 70 houses. The
B ;lish had received additional force of ships,
and were ascending the Chesapeake. Troops
had marched from Washington City, 10 the
lhost exposed places
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

In this town on the 5lh inst. Mrs LsAs BULLION
relic, of late MIR Lewis BulIiod, in the 77th year o
her age
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Joas NJ. MAssrrELn
IN the 45d year Of his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

We learn that another barge, having 25
men in her, attacked the Ullor, which she
drove in among the rocks, killing and wound.
ing 20 OF them. The British afterwards
toa cd the barge TO the squadron off N.London.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

Louisiana.-NVc are now told that the
Spaniards are 10 take possession Of Louisiana
wish force Of $4,000 men-,kat Spain alle-
Hcs our title TO that territory is not good and
some Of the Gederaists affect 10 fear tha, ii is
not valid. We would ask them if our title
would have been any better, had we, as Mcssrs.
Morris and Ross recommended in sos taken,
Possession of that tersitery a, ths Point at the
bayonet without negotiation Has Spain dis
pulcd our title Neyer--ai complaints have
come from Greai-Britian, and those are but
very recent. BY a legal act Of the govern
men, of Spain, tina, territory was invested in
France, and by legal act of the government
OF France, the same territory was vested In
tho United States. Wna; better title could
we have But the federalists argue that the
old Spanish King was tool, and of course his
son Ferdinand has right TO declare the
cession which he made of that territory 10 be
void. So might they argue, that because old
George was crazy and fool, his hopeful son,
the Prince Regent has right to declare his
ackuowed gemeM of the Independence Of the
United States to be void. There is no, a
doubt that 10 Britain can wrest Louisiana
from the United States, she will do it and it
Ii equally certain, that if she can succeed in
destroying our Independence, it will be done.
~ II. Pu!rio!tl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

a s,a' war also found. The large rowrd
wah sixteen CATS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

The editor Of the Utica Patriot has iadulg.
ed in column of remarks, to de monstratc the
propriey of Americans celebrating the try
umbhs of England over Bouaparte. He will
fnd conclusive answer 10 his reasoning in
the article under the Quebec head. If this
will not suffice, he may soon find oce more
conclusive, written with his countrymen's
blood, or towering in the air with the smoke
OF our connagra,ed manufactures.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27
ATTENTION -!

Besides vas, amount in Prizes Of 5 So S so, s 60,
sc. SC. amounting in the whole 10 above
O We HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLS.
Newport, July ~. 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-27

EOR carrying Mails Of the Unitcd States on tbe
l. following Post.isoads, will be received At NJ
General Post Office, in Washington, until the Rfs
day Of October next inclusive.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-29
I Offer - 'ae attention. Of .Monied
tMen ~ disesrnmeni,
A VERY VALUABLE
IRON ESTATE.

On the rivers Shena, doah and Pc.
temzc, in the counties Of Jefferson aud
L. udoar; Tor the working Of which I
wish TO form smal, bat able Company.
On permanent principle,; deeming the
p-esen, moment to be peculiarly favor
able for its operations.
The Seats for such Works have been
vie we'd by prac,ich men,& pronounced
xood-,he ore banks are conveniently
situated. and the ore abundant. easily
raised. aud rich /; yeild;ng iron Of very
supe rior quality, AZ appearsfrom the ties
,i,nony nf these who have made and
wrought it;-thers are several favorable
scites;--,hc commaadof water is power.
faI;-sod the wood on twenty Thousand
acres Of land (aii Of one tracy is sban-
dsnt and cosveufen,.-Thcre are few il
any such Iron estates in America; and
this is peculiarly favorshle in situation
to the scat Of government. where sup
ply Of Iron of the bestqualisy is siwavs
q demand, md where it must be high
" important to have il free from the
chances Of War.
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