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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

tItVlN1 removed 10 the city Of Richmond offer for
es'e and known by the nabe OfCLIFToN lis situated
W. une county OF Amelia, ab0st two miles from Gsnito
Bridge and Immediately the main road ea, lic ,ys w.
same-i, contains two hundred fifty acres and has
Dstn unutf system OF cultivation for the last ten years
well calculated 10 improve its fertility The nsipJ,ybd
perhaps as good - any 10 he found shove Richmond and
IS remarkable for general good health On this trar nj
land are several smnii and never failing streams nd s
raj springs OF the pTest ard best water. re improve
other house which be required; costing In The whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars. There is sun
and the fences ind in good repair In ali
'hfre cannot wen be more desirable idle farm than this
viii also sell Of land In the coupff nr par,ct
lying on The waters of Rusels creek and South Maze
containing i05z 1cres, chiefly in woods.
Having Abandoned farming will dsoSse Of tse6tt cal
table SLAVES. consisting ofmen women toys and eiets
Terms OF sale tot tie land will be made known unop
application to IN this fity.The negroes vili te s,l
tor cash. Or something convertible into cash NJ 60 or 30 DAYS
Richmond May so. '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

hE subscriber wishes employ for the ensuing year
Manager and 0yerseer of his Plantation called Little
Greek in the county OF Goochand. AS the situation
subscriber will permit him give his personal super
attendance TO the management OF the and the
duct of the manager he will be compelled
the industry attention. skill and integrity he person
employs and win be fraitess for perso
tor the employment, unless he shews his title con-
fdence by the unexceptonabe recommendations IL
particularly desired that he should be well acquainted
with the cultivation of tobacco Liberal wages will lie
given Applications TO be addres5e subscriber Iiv
ing in the city of Richmond
July 18. 21-I2t ROBERT STANARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
I9t ROBERT sTANARD.

pursuance of decree of the superior court Of cham
Gerry for the Richmond district in the OF Gray
Pankey and others against Wilson c. Nicholas and others,
pronounced The 18th day of June shall proceed
sell at public auction at the first day of
September next tract OF land lying five six miles from
Warren in the county OF Abenare GOO acres
more or less purchased by W. c. Nicholas Of r. Porter,
John Carol and Abram Eades Also another tract land
containing 500 acres less purchased by the said
Nicholas OF Jacob Kenny and lying in tue county OF Au-
guL Inc sale will be credit OF twelve months, the
commissioners taking from the purchasers secur-
w. and retaining the title security for the payment of
the purchase money Immediate possession win be given
July ia. ai-tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22

COMMITTED To- the Jail ofFrederck county Va a negro
- lad who calls himself CYRUS and saws he Is the pr,-
perry on dr buchanan Of Georgiatbe said lad j. about
II or years " age dark complexion, feet or
inches HIGH Clothing much The owner requested
10 come Urv ar pay charges aud take him awav or else
he will be dealt with IS tte law directs.
July '7-wt3w CHARLES HULEF Jai'o-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-22
CANDLES

VIE subscriber offers for sale AT her factory on 7tl
=, street. near the Old Markethouse, ciuht bundre,
boxes OF candles, well bleached and yarran5,d -, IT, ~
good quality, which will be sold low Tor cash " ~
71 ~. 90 MARGARET MAULE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
FRENCH SCHOOL.

1T NO. 258, Ihames.,freet, formerly occupied
by Mr. Samuel Place.
THE subscriber, having been disabled by
l. a fall, intends TO open school for 10.
stuc,ins the French Language. From cir.
cums,snces Of peculiar nature, he is induced
to propose opening hi, school, for the sdmi,.
sion Of scholars, the Two frS months, & ats |;
and particular lessons given q, the residence
Of pupils, one mon,h, grsti'. lie !, well
known 20 many in this place, and ps',iculs'
reference Is given 20 M. GEYTRoY, With
whom he has resided for several months, and
where he nay now be seen, or at the ho'el Of
Mr.. Townsend.
The school will commence Chis dsy,)
June 25-houfs Of tuition, from 9 10 ~, An
tor gentle men, and from TO S, ,P Tor ID
dies.
p. J. DUBOYS.
n B. Mr.. d. will also give instruction 70
the Latin Language, If required.
Jane IS:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
ELIZABETH ION NSEND,

ELiZ ABE l II lON NSEND,
IL EING about TO make some new ar
LI rangement in her business offers for sale The
following articles in the mnary line, very cheap
Black, and white Lcghorns,
Straw, chip, and s'k bonnes,
Velvet iDdispensibes, black, steel, and gilt snaps,
Morocco, do.
Lace, silk, aud pearl buttons,
Silk, gsuze, zcts, and velvrteen hkfs.
Artificial flowers from 8 cts. TO l25,
Ribbons, fans, gloves, dolls, &c.
Miiinet by the piece, aud reeds by the gross or
dozen with several o,ber articles ia the milinary
and fancy line, all Of wbich will be sold very low.
June .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

nm. II. RHTHAUNE,

TIN. II. XIII IUNE,
TyAs just received ard offers for sale, st his store
heai Of Packet Fh,!,r a new Chart, extending
from New-yoIk 10 Havana. improved by government
surveys in 1920, with general Assortment OF charts,
of thu ,3est surveys-Bovdch's Nsvig tors SIN edi
tion American Coast Pilots 10Th edition; Nautical
AImanscks for the years 1922 and 1928 seamens'
daily tssistsnt-with acompete assortment, at Nah-
IicaI Instrumen,s-ict,er, ,wrluug log and wrapping
Jsper-Quils and Ink Powder.
.Aiso general assortment of Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Cbandlery.
lust received. 50 casks cut Nails assorted Sizes.
sc thousand Brcks-20 doz Tile
GT Cordage and Cables made to order, and YES
sels furnished with every article tor long snd short
VOYAGES .iugust Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
UNiON FACTORY.
INDIGO BLUE.


THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have es,ab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
an experienced workman at the coloriRg and finish
ing Woollen goods Of all descriptions will be tn'
ished in The manner, on the most reksonabe
terms.
WOOL CAROING.
Wool Of all grades csrded into rolls in the bes,
manner. They continue to manufacture WOO! on
shares or by contract, AZ may beat suit their enn
pIoyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
any sitcles intended for the Union Factory.
EDW ARD SrANH0PE, aud
ROBERr X & FRANCIS CARR, NcupsrL
GEORGE LAWTON, Ttertsu.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sncere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their ia.
sours. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAYTON
Portsmouth, June I3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

10 bE /,
And possession .given Immediately,
DART of the house OF the subscriber
l. pleasantly situated in MiIl.street. at the COT
Of spring -stree,-hsving cOnvenen, yard, gar
den, well of good water, rain water cistern, wood
house, &c. a larger OF smaller part Of said house
will be let, either furnished or not, as may suit the
applicant, For particulars, apply to
ELlZ BURLINGHAM
". ". Mrs. BURLINouAM keeps constantly for
sale, An assortment OF genuine Groceries, Crocke.
ry, &c
Newport June 18
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23

FOR S tLE,
THAT pleasantly sfu4,cd stand fr Public
House, situate M Portsmouth, about miles
Gom Newport, with an exCei'eOl orchard, garden
extensive houses in ,ho oueh repsir, aud about
six OF and lhl situation 10 wC,t known hRv.
ing becn occupied as a pubic uou.e for many years
.4So-a three acre lot, the main road, within
one nIe from the 5, ate house
Likewise--an exec lent we'll finished two story
DRei & House, in Ho~ard street, at The south part
Of the town, in perfect repsi., and having large
garden, With an abundant .uppl of fruit
Tkeyise--two shares in the Portsmouth " ooen
M4nufaoiory, now 10 full operation
For particulars reistive to the whole or any part
vi the ABOVE property, Apply 20
HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Jan. IS 1926.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
-dgcnf 20 Z. Hathaway,

-tC%"f sS Ass Af1'""eCs
LAS Jus. received a complete assort-
n l. ment Of Mems, Youths and ChildrensHATs,
and as they were made by the best work
I. or is MARKET. they are warranted good. sl hsv.
ing been purchased ~ith Cssh--and paying no du-
ties or profits in Providence, they can be sfibrded
much cheaper than Hats which do not come dirert
fr0,s .Nsrs. FORK
Mems fashionable oval, bell and strait crowns [;
Youths and Children's fancy hats Meus wide brims
two eases svered aud gilded one fine Csslors ;
making variety Of every kind usually wanted, ATE
now opening and for sale At the Book and Hat store
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
BOUK

School Books OF every kind in use family Bibles
With pla,es-Wr,t,ng and letter Paper, Sesmens and
bank Account, and childrens picture books viii be
furnished At moderate prices.
spril So
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
GSpssSSSSSA
G0TS5A psISS3
The most valuable medicine ever in use,
for
COUGHS, CONSU.HPTIONS and .aS7B.M,iS
The most valuable medicine ever in use,

THIS new and healing balssm bids fair TO rival ey-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading TO consumption,
and even in seated consumptions j, has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. 1t
certificates from persons Of the highest respectable
10y or the great and increasing demand for them may
be called proof of its good effects ii is proved -
Scarcely case of colds. coughs. pain in the side,
difficulty OF breathing, want of sleep arising from de-
bity, or even consumptions, but may be relieved by
The timely use oft, medicine. Every genuine bot.
tle has .fn,iers0ns Cough DROPS stamped on IL, and
the directions ali sIsred by James .neilefr
These drops generally gave ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breaking. Wheeling.
tighlness of the chest consump,ons, and pain the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
fected
or Be particular. rs each genuine bottle has
" anderson Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each of the directions signed in writing by James
.kelen-no others are genuine
Price, dollar for large and Etfy esnfs for small
bottles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
PIPER HANGING.

Several hundred Rolls for rooms and window cur.
lains, some rey iow pr'eed-in the course OF thrs
week, large quantity OF most elegant Papers, with
match Borders, will be offered for sale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-23
Paper Hangings.
lob 0HEtAiAN.

JOO I.N.'i ~.
Has just receiVed,
EVERAL hundrrd Rolls of French
~ AID American pApER HAEcIsos anA euR-
Dsss some of them bought at auctions
Also In ad ,ion 10 his extensive assortment of
DRY GOODS and Groceries, he has jnst ssselyed
som. sea5oUable articles from Boston
LlKEWISE Ie'inO snd- six pisid Handker.
chiefs stout Russia Dia2eys . wide for l2S~ts
yard narrow do ofvlirous kinds Oil cloths some
side India straw Csrpetings OF stout kind i2
yard wide handsome Umbrellas and variety of
other articles TOO numerous To mention IN an sdver-
tlsetaent
Nesport, 31th Of 4th mo.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
Congress Of the United States
SEVENTEENTH CoNGhEss-SD SESSION.
FRIDAY, FEBRyARY2S 1923.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Stocks, from the committee on
the Post Office and Post Roads, to which
had been referred an inquiry into the
expediency of authorising an inter-
change of the laws Of the several states,
by mail, free Of postage. made a report
adverse to that proposition.
The bill providing for clothing the
militia of the United States when in &C.
tual service, was taken up in commit.
Zee of the whole.
Mr.. Noble spoke in support of the
measure, and MIR. Smith, OF Nd. oppo-
sed it.; when
The question being taken, the bill
was ordered to lie on the tab!e-ayes 81.
The bill making appropriations for
the support of the navy of the United
States for the year 1898. was consider
ed jD committee Ut the whole amended,
and was ordered to third reading.
The following bills were successive
ly considered in com mittee OF the whole:
some Of them good deal discussed,
and some amended in their details ;
aud all of them ordered to be read a
third time, viz:
n bill supplementary to the act re.
lating to the ransom Of American cap
tives of the late war:
A bill for the relief of James Morri.
SOD:
A bill to extend the time allowed for
he redemption of lands sold for direct
taxes, in certain cases;
A bill to alter the times of holding
the district court Of the district OF Yer.
mont;
A bill to confirm certain claims to lot.
in the village OF Peoria;
A bill for the reliefof Jno. B. Hogan;
A bill for the relefof Abra Ia N Sny.
der.
A bill respecting stamps;
A bill for tho relief o. Henry Lee.
one of the sureties Of kioaud, late a
psymaster in the army;
A bill for the relief of James Rses
A bill for The relief of Polly L. Camp
bell, widow of Col. John B. Campbell,
deceased; ~
A bill to amend the ordinances aid
acts Of the Congress for the govern.
ment of the territory of Michigan;
A bill to extend the provisions Of
the act supplementary to the act fol
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
Port of BOSTON. Feb. 93.

Extract from brig Aion EOS Log Book,
arrived al FIRMLY. Martinique, from Ports
mouth; Saturday, Dec. ss-these 81
hours commence with fresh breezes and
squally, attended with rain, Ate, A NJ.
blowing fresh. and 1t being very dark, ran
foul OF a French brig, standing to the
northward; we at ,e same time were
standing along S s. E.; we struck her on
the Iaroord bow ahatt the cat heads, an':
stove large hole IN her, we gong at the
rate OF SIX knots; carried away both yes
sells howsprits, and turned her head to
The southwark and eastward; she broke IN
our Iarhoard Dghtheads, took away our
sprirssil yard. tore 10 the gunwale plank !,
carried away our mead aud head rails, aud
damaged us otaerways. In i've minutes
after We got clear, the French men were
crying out, We are sinking and IN about
five ninutes al;er she filed AID turned o.
yer with her mas's in the water we thea
lay by to repair damages, still the French.
men were crying Tor assistance, but could
not render them any until we had repaired
damages. At sunrise. saw the wreck to
windwsrd, made all sail possible. and
stood for her. AT P III. got out the boat
AMI went to the wreck ;-saved he whole
crew, BENG ii IN number; they were
shed on the side 10 the lore channel, 10
lat. by dead reckoning, 81, 10, N. long,
So, 10. w. The brig was 50 days from
Bordeaux, pound 10 New York, with
cargo OF brandy, wine, &c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
TO the Voters of the Sd Wcrd.

MONDAY MORNING.
GsyrLrMEs,-In the Herald OF this
morning, my name IS included IN coln-
Gil ticket, tor which your sufrages will be
solicited tomorrow. To prevent any I'm.
necessary distraction OF them, 1t is proper
for ne TO state TO you, that Inc nomination
was made without my consent or prlvi,y /;
and that though Justly estimating the no,
nor of representing you, ami very grateful
60 those of you who have dee.ned me wor-
thy OF this trust, decline becoming cam
didate. ain, gentlemen,
Yours very respectfully,
p. r. FENDALL.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
FOR THE GAZETTE.

To the Toters Of the Cd Ward.
GENrLEMEN,-In the Herald OF We'd
nesday morning, perceive that ! am an
nounced as a candidate for the Common
Council Should you be pleased to make
m, one of your representatives, l assure
You that shall properly appreciate the
honor conferred upon me. My endeavors
will be to promote the interest OF the cor
poration, and to protect the rights OF the
community of which we are members
J. T. RAMSAY
n. B. Ii has been suggested that ! am
MOI eligible inform ny friends that am.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
FRANCE.
ciaret Vintnse Eiied Extract Of a le:'

Ciaret pintnge fliled Extract OF !e;'
er IRON Borde aux, dated 18Th Nov
The vintage has beer uncoEmouly ear
~ this season, having begun in Medoc al
ne Gath of August. and therefore nesri;
wo months earlier than usual. This has
always been sure sign CT the good quail,
.es of the wine. The crop has been ra;h
r. scanty. and fully ore third less than IL
1919, which was itself very ordinary, III
point OF quantity lie frequen, hail storms
which prevailed here last summer, have
Unfortunately Destroyed great number
1T our best growth at Margsux snd Cante-
nae, and most OF them have not made any
wine al aII.-The former estate OF Chateau
aud Msrgaux is anons them which have
most suffered" London paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04

Ma. SNowpEK-I, having been indus
iriously circulated that Mr. J. Adam would
not serve as a representative tor the Sc
cond ward; we beg leave to contradict
the report, and to adj, that in our opinion,
no eentIema in the ward is better emit
tied to the support of the voters OF SAID
ward
The following gentlemen will be gene
rally supported to represent The yd ward,
for the ensuing year by the VOTERS.
John Longdon. John Adam,
Rob, anderson, Root JGm'esoa.
mar
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
From the ReuaI Bahama Gazette.

Nassau, Feb. l.-His Maiesty's schr.
Speedwell, Lieut. Geary, arrived to-day
from cruise, having touched IN at Ma
tanzas, and, on her returm gave protection
through the Gulf to three American YES
sels, bound to the United States.
A schr. under Spanish colours, called
the Alligras, De Ia Flor, which sailed
from hence about month ago, was lately
captured near Matanzas by Colombian
priyaleer and burnt.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04

Fellow. CITlzENs,--This day you are
20 exercise the only electoral privilege
you possess. You will be called upon TO
eisct such men to council. as will support
The true interests and happiness OF the
community. Let US no, fall out in discus
sing Inc merits of the several candidates;
but le US, in harmony, make such choice
AZ wiIhplease all parties. 1t is mistaken
notion to select from the several wards
none but the largest property holders tor
macy OF them are persons, however wei
meaning aud honorable, totally unit to le-
gislats for all the necessary wants OF The
town Men OF open, generous minds, oil
d,sinterested feelings aud public spirit,
should be elecled,-Den Of general infor-
nation aud correct standing by this
means we should have such police regu'a-
tons as will confer some credit On US.
There are many things to complain OF IN
our regulations Honorable aud excellent
as our present mayor is, l believe mucn OF
the opposition OF bis enemies has arisen
from ,he fearful phalanx Of police hire.
iings that continually wait his nod, and
ransack the lanes and alleys OF the town
10 spring game depending much upon
their ices, they seek business with savage
avldity. Ii is suggested, 20 deprive the
mayor Of his fees, and give him salary
commensurate with the duties aud dignity
OF the situation it is suggested to trim
these police constabies OF their tees also,
except IN certain cases Ii IS 10 be hoped
too, that our citizens, IN eleCung theif
counciitDeU will have some regard 10 the
future health of the town; viSilsnt anu
active codacli will produce good and ell
ectuai board nt health. Let US not forget
the ravages OF late disease IN our town
let US not forget the hstless ,mbPcile course
pursued; no matter how or where sum
mer diseases originate, The cleanliness OF
our streets, and the puriy OF our yards
should be OF primary importance, 10 guard
in some measure against the return OF So
awful calamity as fever. DOR councii
should not procrastinste, but act there
fore beg Of you to elect such men as IN
serstand business, and tae sympathy IN
the health OF the community. Let not the
test be, who he will vote tor as mayor /;
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04

By late report of the Methodists Epis-
copal Church, it appears, that the total
number of MethodIsts, 10 Great Britain
and her dependencies is 252, $40, and the
number Of travelling preachers there, go.
In the u. S. west OF the Allegheny, there
are more than one hundred aud five thou
sand members, about four hundled ira
yelling, and nearly one thousand local
preachers.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04
22d February, 1898.

The brig America, Dewrlng, has arriv-
ed at Salem IN IS days from Malta and
81 from Gibraltar Passengers, Lieut.. Ot-
tley. OF the British army, wife, two sons
ani servant, on their way TO Canada and
Fazlo Cavaz,lla and ADastasius Carsvilla,
two Greek youths sent to this country to
be educated at the Foreign Mission School
a, Cornwall, Connecticut.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04

An .nnopvmous scribbier in the Herald OF
Yesterday, has made cali on the Editor oiths
Gazette which, altho' he denies the right OF
,nv person to question the motives which gov
ern him in conducting the press Of winch ne Is
master, and utterly di,claiming any respeci
for the author Of that publication ; he will
from motives which even govern him in thu
prosecution of the business which has for Z
nuu,her of years enabled him to support hi
family, answer explicitly
I hare nerer, ether directly, or indirecug
been regae ted not to publish any communicate,
that might tendto uyure tie present Mayor
re election.
Mn. EprroR,-I was much pleased &c
find tina. YOU were "citsd" to "Mars
Time" this morning il will learn you
better than TO be neutral another time
If you 90 on in this way you may look
ou: for the stepping mill. You have been
rgged by SOP take care how you swa''
low another, before you see there IS plea
~ of grease on it, or 1t may choaE you
Reform in time the Independent ticket
will prevail, and you may then get you'
bread huttered on both sides. have
notion of being a candidate IN your ward,
and shall want some tickets printed
you insert this. PHAEioN.
ALsx'A, MARcB 8, 1928.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-04

The article of {" A Lover Of Man we vii!
endeavor to insert I'm cur next.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-11-11
SHOTTOWFPS

We understand Shot Tower is now erect.
ing in New York. The manner Of making
shot 10 those towers is, the molten lead, mixed
with small proportion of orpiment, miner
al composed of arsenic and sulphur, is poured
through cuender full of holes, Of the size il /.
INTENDED TO make the shot and falsintoa vesselo
water below the smallest shot must fall abonl
IL feet,tle next size ten feet further, and So on
until # comes 70 the largest size, which re-
quires fall Of I60 feet to perfect ii. Tie
shot is then put into q revolving cylinder, no.
al il Is sufficiently polished, when it j. placed
on an inclined plane, that part which j. PER
feet rolls of BY itself, and that which i defec-
tive IS thrown on the ilatened side, aud lodges
by the way, and j. melted and run ever.
There are several other modes Of making
shot, but no other requires these high towers