The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-19
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
The Mount Savage Iron Works. Railroad, &c., In Allie
ghany County Maryland.

RY VIRTUE of several executions issued upon iudg
- ments standing in Allegheny county court against the
Maryland and New York Iron and Coal Company, better
known the Mount Savage Iron Company aud TO di
recedone the snt of John Wright, Robert Samuel Pal
mer and Charles Weld for the English bondhol
another, at the suit OF William f. Cary, and John NJ
Forbes &cI have seized and taken all the real and psrso
nal property said pany, ana will proceed to sell the
the highest bidder at the office OF the company,
Mount Savage Maryland on Thursday The lih day OF oG
tobe next, at IL o'clock. This property includes as iol
lows;
known the Mount Savage iron works. embracing roll.
ing mi 200 by LIS feet in size two first class blast urna
ee WIN three q' Tue hs he G e
paciy than the other two and foundry prepared Tor
steam engine, &c The rolling mill contains all the gear
ing machinery, and fixtures necessary 10 make 5000 tons
seventeen pudding furnaces, double squeezer forge ham,
me Two puddle rolls one train of great roughing rolls
of fifty rolls of different patterns and sizes
The TWO first class furnaces are blown by blowing engine
manufactured at West Point found capable OF diseha
gng 200 cubic feet oar per minute at pressure OF from
u Tbs. the square inch and to blow the third fnr
nacc Just built has been fitted up and put ia readiness for
immediate operation large condensng blowing engine,
with blast cyiner of 10 feet inches in diameter and 10
stroke. This also manufactured at the West Point
foundry, and of the most approved construction and work
mansp. Its power equal that of the largest class
readily do the work Of four first Class furnaces and their
, fneries, besides blowing the blaeksmith's fires.
making of re-bricks, in which there is steamengine and
every Convenience for grinding the clay and finishing from
three thousand bricks per day These bricks are
known to be fully equal the best Stourbridge bricks.
Thirdly railroad nine miles in length extending nom
the works the depot OF the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company Cumberland. This road runs for more than
two thirds of length through lands previously owned
by the company. Ii is only valuable now, but must
increase value day. All the coal taken from the
Frosburg coal basin the side of jennings will be
trans ported over and all that which taken from any
part of the Frosburg coalfed must be transported two
miles over it the end next Cumberland
Fourthy. Lands lining upwards OF 1850 acres, OF
which O62 lie adjoining and near the town OF Gum
land and Zoo lie exclusively within the Frostburg
coal basin The lands Cumberland bought some
for their known value iron lands and others Tor the
FARMS and with reference the completion OF the
Chesapeake aud Ohio canal Cumberland The lands IN
the Frostburg basn where the works
bought only for their value coal and lands
but they contained inexhaustble beds OF e-clay
of the best quality, and capable Of being turned
count for farming purposes
The buildings and improvements erected upon the lands OF
the company about the works of the best and most
ensve character There less than two hundred and
eighty houses for the accommodation OF the officers and
men, with large storehouse.
Lastly Personal property consisting OF everything nece
cary or expeden for the successful working of the rolling
milf furnaces foundry, and brickyard, and OF which an
! inventory will be shown on the day OF sale
Persons disposed to purchase are invited to visit tht
works and inspect the property oil the company, and
Judge for themselves and they also referred Tor nior
nation in regard the Manning Lee, Baltimore
Cary IL Co.. New York John NJ Forbes, Boston j. Nj
Howe and r. T. Weld Mount Savage; and s. M. Semmes
Cumberland. -, NJ
The entire property, both real and personal, VIII be oer
ed in the first instance in parcel thinking tha VA
meet the views disposed to buy take the whole
NOT it will separated into parcels, and sold to suit pur
csers An inducemen buy is, that everything is read
" ~ MOSES RAWLINGS,
Sheriff of .Alleghany County.
Cumberland, Aug. 1S-2awts