Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-08-21
nor SALE, the Mount Savage Iron Works, Rail-
il road &c. I'm Allegheny County, Md.-By virtue OF

II H.,
il road, &c. I'm Allegheny County, Md-By virtue Of
several executions issued upon judgments standing Aegha
ny County Court against the Maryland and New York Iron
and Coal Company better known the Mount Savage Iron
Company, and directed the suit of John Wright
Robert Samuel Palmer and Charles Weld for the
English bondhoders another the William f. Cary
and John M Forbes &c. have seized taken all the real
and personal property of said company and will proceed
sell the the highest bidder, at the office Of the
pany Mount Savage Maryand Thursday the 9TH day OF
October next at IL O'Clock. This property includes fol-
lows:
First Those extensive and valuable Iron Works. well
known the Mount Savage Iron Works, emb acing rolling
mill 200 by IFS feet in first class blast furnaces with
three reneres for the manufacture of plate metal and third
furnace which has just been built Of larger capacity than the
other and foundry prepared for castings of every de-
with ar-funace cupoa engine SIC. The
rolling mill contains all the gearing machinery, and fixtures
necessary make 5000 of finished rails year. II has
six reheang furnaces and seventeen pudding furnaces
double squeezer forge hammer two sets puddle rolls,
of great roughng rolls and he roughng roll
merchant and rail an with assortment of fifty rolls Of
different patterns and Sizes The first class furnaces
dry capable of dehargng cubic feet of air per minute
pressure of from u 3bs the square inch and to
blow the third furnace just built there has been fitted up and
put readiness for immediate operation large condensing
blowing engine with blast cylinder of 10 feet inches in d.
ameter and feet stroke. This also manufactured
the West Point foundry and is Of the approved
and workmanship Its power equal to that OF the lar
gest class engine used for like purpose England Wales
and readily do the work Of four first class furnaces and
their fneres, besides blowing the blacksmh's fires.
Secondly large and profitable brick yard for the making
Of bricks in which there is steam engine and every
venence for grinding the clay and finishing from three TO four
thousand bricks per day. These bricks known be fully
equal to the best Stourbridge bricks.
Thirdly. railroad nine miles in length, extending from
the works the depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company at Cumberland. This railroad for than
twohrds OF its length through lands previously owned by
the company II is not only valuable now but must increase in
value in every day All the coal from the Frostburg
coal basin side of Jenningss will be transported
over and all that which is taken from any part Of the Frost
burg coal field be transported two miles at the end
next Cumberland
Fourthy. Lands containing upwards of 800 acres, OF
which 062 lie adjoining and the of Cumber
land 700 Ire exclusively within the Frosburg coal
basin The lands Cumberland bought for
as FARMS and with reference the completion OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal to Cumberland. The lends in the
rosburg canal basin, where the works established
bought only for their value coal and ore lands but be-
they contained nexhaube beds OF hrecay OF the best
quality and capable OF being turned account for farm
ing purposes. ,
The buildings and improvements erected upon the lands Of
the about the works OF the best and most extern
ye character. There less than two hundred and
eighty for the accommodation Of the officers and men,
with large sorehouse
Lastly Personal property, consisting OF every thing neces-
ay expedent for the successful working OF the rolling
MILL furnaces foundry, and brick yard and OF which an in
ventory will be shown on the day OF sale.
Persons Opposed to purchase invited TO visit the works
and to inspect the property Of the company and to Judge for
themselves aud they also referred for information In
gard the to Manning Lee, Baltimore Cary Co.,
New York John NJ. Forbes Boston; J. M Howe and II.
T. Weld Mount Savage and S. NJ. Semmes, Cumberland.
The entire property both and personal viii be offered
in the first instance in parcel thinking that will meet
the of disposed buy to take the whole not,
il will be separated into parcels and sold suit purchasers
An nucemen buy that thing ready to the hand
of the purchaser to the works in motion.
MOSES RAWLINGS,
Sheriff Of Allegheny County.
Cumberland August 9, 1Si7. aug 12--cpd