The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-09-30
FOR SALE.
The Mount Savage Iron Works. Railroad &C.. ALLIE
Ehany County, Maryland.

DY VIRTUE Of several executions issued upon iudp-
Maryland and New York Iron and Coal COMPANY. better a
known as the Mount Savage Iron Company and di-
mer and Charles Weld trustees for the English bondhod
another, at the suit of William f. Cary and John M
property of said company and viii proceed to sell the
same to the hghe bidder, at the office of the company,
Mount savage, Maryland, Thursday the 9TH day of Oc
ober next at IL o'clock This property includes fol-
lows:
First Those extensive and valuable iron works. well
known the Mount Savage iron works. embracing a roll
ing mill, 200 by l75 feet in size; two first class blast na-
cess with three einerIes for the manufacture plate
and third furnace, which has Just been built of larger
paeity than the other two; and foundry prepared for
castings Of every description, with air-arnace cupoa
steam engine, &c The rolling mill contains all the gear
ing machinery, and fixtures necessary make 1900 tons
of finished rails 1t has six reheang furnaces, and
seventeen pudding furnaces, double squeezer forge ham
sets puddle rolls, train of great roughng rolls,
and the common rshng roll merchant and rail tran with
assortment of fifty rolls of different patterns and sizes
manufactured West Point foundry, capable of dschar
gng 200 cnbic feet of per minute, pressure ofom
hss been Gn ana and 10 eaw s
Immediate operation large condensng blowing engine,
with blast cylinder of 10 feet inches in diameter and 10
feet stroke This also manufactured the West Point
foundry and of the approved construction and work.
CINE used for like purpose in England Wales, and can
readily do the work Of four first class furnaces and their
na e bra Ies ward for the
making OF frebrcks in which there seam-engine and
hre to four thousand bricks Per day These bricks are
known TO be fully equal to the best Stourbridge bricks
Ihlruy nine IN extending
the works to the depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Cumberland. This road for than
thirds of its length through lands previously owned
by the company 1t is only valuable now but must
increase in value every day. All the coal taken from the
Frostbug coal basin the side of jennings will be
transported over it; and all that which is taken from any
part the Frosburg coafeld be transported
miles over it at the end next Cumberland.
Fourhy Lands containing upwards of $500 acres, OF
which 02 lie doining and the town of Cum
land, and 200 lie exclusively within the Frosburg
coal basin The lands Cumberland bought,
for their known value lands and others for their
value FARMS and with reference the completion the
the Fostburg canal basin where the works established
bought only for their value coal and lands,
but because they contained inexhaustbe beds of recay
of the best quality and capable of being turned
count for farming purposes.
The buildings and improvements erected upon the lands
the company about the works of the best and most
ensve character There no less than hundred and
eighty houses for the accommodation of the officers and
men, with a large storehouse.
Lastly Personal property, consisting of everything
expeden for the successful working of the rolling
MILL furnaces foundry, and bric-yard, and Of which
inventory will be shown on the day of SALE
Persons disposed purchase invited visit the
works and inspect the property OF the company and to
Judge for themselves and they also referred for nor-
nation in regard to the Manning a. Lee, Batimore;
Cary * Co., New York John M Forbes, Boston ]. M,
Howe and H. T. Weld Mount Savage; and s. M. Semmes,
Cumberland. sf
The entire property, both real and personal, win be offer
ed in the first instance in parcel thinking that it will
the views of those disposed buy take the whole
if it will be separated into parcels, and sold to suit pur
chasers An nducement to buy is that everything ready
the hand OF the purchaser the works in motion
MOSES RAWLINGS,
Sheriff of :illeghany County.
Cumberland. Aug. IS-2awts