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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
HEAD QUARTERS.

CHAREEsTos, JUNE 18th, 1s49.
ORDER NO. S.
FEVflE following Regiment, will parade fo
d. Review and Drill, at the times and pla
ces following:
The 10th Regiment of Infantry n, Richard
sons, on Tuesday The 31st OF July next.
The 7Ih REGIMENT at the Old Wells, or
Thursday the I'd of Angus, next.
The 9th Regiment a, loves. on Tuesda,
the 9TH Of August.
The 2nd Regiment ur Cavalry, at Long
Myers, on Thursday the 9th nf August.
The 9Th Regiment Of Infantry, nt Morrow.
Old Field on Saturday the lIth Of August.
The 9Th Regiment ut Lomax's, OH Tuesday
The l4th Of August.
The 9TH Regiment near Verrenne 5, on
Thursday the 10Th of August.
The 42d Regiment, at Alinion's. OIL Sa,nr,
day The 18th of August.
The Cd Regiment, at Halls, on Tuesday the
2lsl Of August.
The 9Th Regimen, at Hunters, on Thursday
the 23J of August.
The 1st Reg iment Of Cavalry. at Pickens-
vile, OH Saturday the 25lh of August.
The 3rd Regiment of Infantry. a, Toncy's
old store, on Tuesday the 2e,h of August.
The lst Regiment, u, Benton's, Oh Friday
The 3lst of August.
The Commissioned and non-cnmmissioned
Officers, will assemble The day previous TO the
review Of their several Regiments. on their re-
spcctye parade grounds, for drill and ins!ruc-
ton.
An inspection Of Arms of ercry company will
take place immediately after the review Of
each Regiment.
The Maj"r General will, with his staff, attend
the reviews, also, the Brigadier Generals, with
their snffs in their respective Brigadps, and
are further cIlalgrd with the extenslun of this
order.
By order of the Commander.in Chief.
]. w. CANTEY, :idj'l. u Insp. Gen.
June 9th lS49. If 23
II AbbevIle, Anderson. Pendlrton, Pickens
and Grcenvillc papers will copy until reviews.
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Great Inconsistency.

Ptyscians>prescribe DIR. ROGERS L[V'
ERWORTH AND TAR in the last stages
and the most hopeless cases Of CONSUMP
TION, after all other medicines have failed, as
it has proved itself to he the most extraordinary
medical aid in curing that disease. Now this
medicine is as valuable in the ncipient stages,
such as COUGH, COLDS, &c, when the
LUNGS are not too fur gone before liberation
takes place. 1t is seldom or ever known to
fai! in breaking up The most distressing Cough
or Cold in few hours time, il the directions
are strictly followed. The GENUINE DR..
ROGERS LlVERW0RTll AND TAR,
which makes 50 many wonderful cures, ia for
sale by J. D. CHASE.
June 81, 1SA9.
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Notice.
Cheaper than Ever,

RRoWN HoMEsPUN IS yds. for 81.
Il b Bleached do 20 - foi "
4.4 Shifting. 8. 10. and II for &"
New Styles Furniture Prints, 20 yards
Blue Twill and Striped Elomespun. for
Servants, l0c,s. per yard.
s.a Table Diaper, (C"tlon) 25cts, per yd.
S-4 Brown Luen Table Cloths. $l,75 u
Pair.
Ga Colored Table Cloths, 81 so pair.
Huckaback and Bird Eye Diaper, l6cls,
per yard.
Ladies' Night Caps (Neu) only i0c,s. per
dozen.
Ball Cord, 3 doz. in n Box, 25cls. per box.
Tapes and Braids all widths, I2t pr. d"z,
Ladies' Light Colored Kid Gloves, 50cts.
per pair.
Ladies' FreDchcd worked Collars very low
Sewing Silk. Neck Ties. all colors.
Furnnure Fringes tlo yds.) 50cts and
So 90 per prce
Dress Prints of the latest styles, at prices
ranging from 81 up.
Together with large assortment Of Ladies
DRESS GOODS. such as Coored Muslin
(yard wideJ from l21c,s. up, Plain Swiss Book
and Jaconet Muslin. Checked and Plain Cam
brics all of which we will sell equally as low
MS above mentioned, at
r. CAUSSE e. cos,
Cheap Cash Store.
Jnne 81. G %
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Just Received at
ApndhcCarics' Hall,

At Reduced Prices.
HAYNES American flair Dye.
eD I" Tonic Vermiluge,
BnyIeys American
ThumpsOns Celebrated Eye Water.
Tayor's Bulsam Of I.iverwort,
RisIry's Compound Extract Of BncIim,
:. - Syrup OF Pink Root,
" Toolh.ache Killer,
Gelatinc Capsules Of Copaiva.
of Cubebs and Copdiva,
From 10 to 37s cents per Box.
Slimnla,ive Adhesive Salve,
Green Adhesive Plaster,
For Pains, Wounds, Corns &c.
Scarpas Compound Acoustic Oil.
Strengthening PIastcrs from ~ To % cents.
Peters Pills, Lees Windhani Pills, and olhe
Mcdicamen,s too numerous 10 mention.
by J. d. CHASE, NJ. d.
June Is II u
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

DY virtue Of sundrv wrs Of feri facias
ED to me directed, aud by the written
consent Of all parties concerned, | will pro-
ceed to sell in the Town Of Hamburg, on
Tuesday tho 24Ih of July next, the fol.
lowing property in lae following cases, viz:
The Bank of hamburg, South Carolina
vs Thomas Kernashan, one negro man
Ben, and three unimproved Lots in the
Town of Hamburg. known as Lois No.
50, 90, aud 81, on Tillman aud Mechanic
Streets, adjoining lot belonging To John
Bauskeu.
The Bank of Hamburg, South Carolina
vs Thomas kcrnashan and VIM. Garrett,
n tract Of land containing II acres. known
AS the residence Of the defendant Thomas
Kernaghan, adjoining lands of Mrs. Car
ter, II. l.. Jellers, and Others the Brick
Store House and Lot in Hamburg, occu-
pied at present by Charles Hammond, on
Centre Street, No. l0S. having fifty feet
front, running back 2O0 feet; Lot No. 10Y.
adipining The last mentioned Lot on Genre
Sreer, 80 feet front and running back 200
feet also. the Ware House lot, in rear Of
Ihe Two last named Lots, fronting on Me-
chauic and TiIlman Street, having 100
feet on Cobb Street; the Lot now occupied
by JeTers g. CoIhran on The corner Of
Cobb Street, having fifty feet front oil
Genre Street, running back 300 feel.
Also. The following negroes, viz: Patsey,
and her TWO children. Jane and Harrieu.
Sally and her six children, Lydia, Robert,
Jenny, Fanny, Rose, and Marin, llurriel,
Bob, and Isaac.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. s.. E.n.
Iuno On 1910 81 ~
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M 4 A A IS @

by the Rev. Mf. Reed, on the 2lst INST. at
Rose Lands, K. G. Al. DrNnvANT, lnte L.
Cul. Palmetto Regiment, to Miss ELLEN S. only
daughter Of Col. Whitfield Brooks.
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HEAD QUARTERS.
tn REGIMENT, S. C. NJ.


ORDER NO.
YENHE Upper Battalion of lfis Regiment
IL will aprenr nj the Pine Huuse nn Satnr
day The I'll, of Jny next, for Drill and Review
Officers and non-conimissioned Officers. (rn
cluding Statf.) OH the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.
The Lower Battalion will appear at the
Cherokee Ponds on Saturday the 14th July
next. for Drill and Review.
Officers and non-conmissioned Officers (in-
cludny Staff Oh the day previous for Drill
and Instruction.,
Lient. Col Coleman and Capt. Shaw. com.
manding Lower Battalion arc charged with
the extension nf this Order TO their respective
commands. By order of
Col G. D. MINIS.
s. D. GRIFFIN, Adj't
June 90 81 y
u The Hamburg Republican will copy
three times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27
Prize Temperance Story, Now
Ready-Price Is Gents. q.
GERTRUDE Russell, ~

RY MRS. C. W. DESISoN. %:
EYHIS is one Of the most touching delinea-
e. tions Of the subtle and sure working IF
wine; drinking upon family character and hap
piness which has yet been issued from the press.
Gertrude Russc is a profound and searching
appeal 10 all the better sensitiiiies of oul ma
lIre. II is no cphcmeraI. tatcI,> penny perfof.
nance, and will be read with pleasure and
profit by every one capable Of approaching
hume joys or OF mourning over The iuf Iences
which blisI,t and blast them.
Gertrude Russell was originally published in
The New York Organ and cost The publishers
Of that paper. $lO0. 1t now ready in bean.
tful book Of Ga large octave pages well printed
OH fine paper, and illustrated by
Ttcelus Original Engrarings.
The circulation Of this great story must do
much goud. Price 25 cents-or five copies for
8, Orders post paid, enclosing the Cash,
may &c auuiessrd To
OLIVER & BROTHER,
american Temperance Repository.
Ns,o York City, June 1889, q 81
~" Editors giving this advertisement entire,
two conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled to
six copies of the work.
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WINES, LIQUORS. sc.

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
An BARRELS New Orleans WHISKEY,
IU 10 Barrels Monongaliela
10 Fank's old Rye I"
S "Mnuntain Dew"
10 a. New England RUM,
Pipe Jamaica
] . ST. Croix
Barrels American GIN,
] Pipe Holland &C
S Pipes COGNAC BRANDY. various
brands,
10 O.. Pipes Madeira and Teneri(fe WINE,
S 4" ' Port and Sherry -
5 {" I" Sweet Malaga
I" &" White Muscat
3 Barrels ALCOHOL high proof,
5 American BRANDY,
10 Cider VINEGAR.
S Half Pipes W. Wine Vinegar,
S Casks London PORTER, quarts Il plnts
Barrels CORDlALS;
9 Eem5h Syrup, &c. &c.
IN BorrLEs
Madeira Wine, Port Wine, Sherry Wine.
Lemon Syrup, Rasp5nry Syrup, Strawbmry
Syrup. Ginger Syrup, French CordIaIs, &c.
For sale by
Fl. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg. June 23d, 1910. a, %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-06-27

Minnesota, was duly organized as Ter
ritory by proclamation Of Gov. Ramsey,
dated June |.
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Economy Is Wealth !

Economy Is Wealth!
YyHE Subscriber most respectfully informs
u his friends and The public generally, that
he has located himself a, Edgeiield C. House,
(next door 10 Mr.. Refo's Tin Shop and op.
pos,e the Spunn Hotel for the purpose Of
carry on the
Cabinet Making g. Repairing Business,
in all Of ts various branches. He feels con-
fident in giving entire satisfaction TO ,hose
who may favor MIN with a CALL
ROBERT BRYSON.
N. B.-FUNERALs furnished at the Short
est n office and Oh accommodating terms.
Alorch 25, lS49 3m l0
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Di S so oluti0n.

NIHE Copar,nership hcrcl"nre existing
b hetwcen the subscribers under The firm
of KENRICK d. THAYER, was dissolved
Ist inst. by mutual consent. Tie name "f the
firm will be used by either partner in liqnhlation
Fl. A. KENRlCK.
Fl. B. THAYER.
June G 1919, 4t 20
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HosoRs TO THE LAMENTED DEAD
The Charleston Mercury says We Learn
from Washington that hy direction of the
President Of The United States all The pub.
lie officers were closed and drsped in
mourning on Wednesday, as testimonia
of respect TO the memory Ex-Presidenl
Polk. The following order was also issu
cd by the Executive, in pursuance of which
appropriate honurs will be paid at each
Of our military ross, and on board of our
ships nf war, Immediately after it reaches
them:
"The President, with deep regret, an.
nounces 10 The American people The death
of James K. Pblk; late President Of the
United States, which occurred al Nashville
OH the 18th instant.
"a nation is suddenly called upon 10
mourn the luss uf one, tie recolerlion of
whose long services in its councils will be
forever preserved on The tablets Of history.
"As mark Of respectto The memory Of
Il citizen who has been distinguished by
The highest honnrs which his county could
beslow, it is ordered that The Executive
Mansion and The several departments at
Washington be Immediately placed in
mourning. md all business be suspended
during Tomorrow.
"Il is further ordered that the War and
Navy Departments cause suitable military
and naval hounrs to he paid. on this oc-
casiun, to the memory Of the iIluslrous
dead. q TAYLOR"
Washington, June 10, 1919.
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A Coon 'UN.-Why is kiss like a
rumor7 Because ii passes from mouth
10 mouth.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
FNHE undersigned having purchased the
.E interest nf II. B. THAYER, in the late
firm Of KENRTCk IL THAYER, will con-
Time the business at The old stand on his own
account. anG respectfully soIcits the paronags
of the late firm.
H. A. KENRlCK.
Hamburg, June 6 1910, # 2O
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w aShlngi01, June ~, 1917.
ILLNESS AND DEATH OF Mr.. POLK -
We fiud The following Interesting details
uf the illness and death OF Mr.. Polk. in
the Nashville True Whis Of Tuesdaylas /:
James X. Polk, lalc President Of this
Republic, died in this city, as we barely
had time to announce in our last, al about
5 o'clock on Fri'Iay evening lasI. The 18th
instant, lingering fJr about Two weeks
His disease was Of a chronic nature. hav-
in. been troubled with itmorc or less for
,wenty-seven years; probably aggravated
by The cholera epidemic which has been
raging in this city for lime past. He re.
tanned his conciousness. we learn. up al
most To the moment of his dissolution. We
saw him at period when his physicians
considered his case very critical. He hap.
pencd to hear that we were soiNg 10 Co
umbia. when his good old mother resides.
and sent for us. Upon entering the room
he asked US To take a seat by his bedside;
he then proceeded in very calm, drIibe-
rale manner. 10 say that the exhausted con.
W lllS UOH "u5 H'l oiil w
that he fell satisfied that his earthly ca
rrec was fast approaching an end; that he
wished To send some word 10 his beloved
mother. who was so unwell, as he under
stood, that it was probable she might not
be allie to come 10 see him: he spukc I
her ard olher members OF his family most
affec'iunaIaly; among other messages de-
livered in The same calm. resigned tone, he
requested US TO tell his mother, that,
should they MOI be permi'ted t" meet on
earth again. that he had an abiding hope
lha, through Divine mercy, they woId meet
hereafter.
Early in his sickness, we understand,
he connected himself with the Meshodis
Episcopal Church. A funeral ser,nan was
delivered by the Rev. J. B. McFerrin, Of
that church, and his remains followed 10
their resting place by large concoursc Of
citizeus. lie was Inferred with Masonic
ceremonies, having been a member Of
that fraternity.
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MISSISSIPPI REsolUTIoNs.-A large and
enthusiastic meeting witbou. distinction oi
oar,y, of The citizens Of Pamela county.
Mississippi, assembled at Pamela e. ii. on
the first day of The Circuit Court, May ia,
10 respond to The Address of the Southern
Delegates in Congress 10 their constituents
of the South, aud unanimously adopted
the following Resolution,
]. That the Address Of the Southern
Delegates to their constituents contains no
statement but which we believe 10 he sus-
lained by facts. and that we heartily con-
cur in It's tone aud sentiment.
9. That we cordially approve the con-
duet of our delegates from Mississippi, in
aifixing their signatures thereto.
3. Tha, in our opinion convention Of
the Southern States should Immediately
lake place; and we will abide the action
Of such Convention.
4. That the passage by Congress OF any
law prohibiting our emigration with slaves
to any Territory Of the United States
South of the Missouri compromise line. or
upon the passage by Congress by any law
abolishius slavery in The District of Co.
lumbia, that we will juin arms with Vir.
einia and the other slaveholdiug States in
resistance thereto.
S. Tha, this meeting is irrespective of
pa.,v. aud that We will vote for no mnn
for auy Office. Federal or Slate. whose
views are not cninciGent with ouI owh.
MAINE LEeIsLAruRE.-In The Maine
House of Representatives, un Wednesday
last, the following resolve was passed by
liz yeas 10 ii nays:
Whereus. The people Of Maine regard
slavery with feelings Of profound ahhor.
renee, as conflicting with the great princi'
Piles of Freedom ard Free Government,
detrimental 10 political progress and ought
not 10 be upheld or sanctioned in the CAPT
tai of our glorious Union, the very Sane
,uary Of Liberty. therefore.
Rcsolwd, That ouhSenators and Rep
rescn,aives in Congress be requested to
use their utmost influence to abolish slave.
~ and the slave trade in the District Of
Columbia. by all Constitutional meaus.
UsE OF SuLPuUR.-One fact is worth a
dozen theories, especially on matters con-
nec,ed with the preservation of human
life. In Chicago they are using sulphur
in cholera cases with great success, admin
;stercd according TO the following presc'ip'
lion of Dr.. Bird:
"CBoLEaA SPEcIFic.-One part o
pulverzed charcoal 10 four parts Of sui
pbur. One dose of four grains uniformly
checks pre,nonirory symptoms, such a!
na;n ,lioh, diarrhea, &c. The same dose
repeated every three or !osr noufs' a'ne''
iora,es The patients condition at once. ane
when used, 10 few hours, entirely olssl
pa,es choiepa symptoms.
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A mans discop,ent is his worst evil.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-23
FDrOVitIencc & Worcester RailrOad.
fsxessSas1 Esa5sa ssESSsssSs EssssS5 sas=etalIsl
!SSSY%SH $500 Ss ~ 81 "a 1901

49, n Es s Ss $3.50 -
sUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PAS PASSENGER TRAINS.
To govern on and after July 8. l849
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and 10 As A. M. and SAB Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 Am. 3.45 and 5 30 I'm
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL NJ and
lsayes Blackstone for Providence at 80 +. NJ.
TIE TRAINS CONNECT
At Mil]vle with coaches Tor Statewide AZ Dxbrldge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon AT Whitns with
cosches for East Doug and Whitinsvlle AZ Farnums
with coaches for Graf centre and N. E. village AT
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester, and Worcester and Nashua H. roads,
N York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
A. Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day. arrival OF trains-WNh steamers iof
warren Bristol Fall YER, E. Greenwich, Nayat, &c.
and with Stnnington Railroad.
The S45 p. NJ. Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idence with Steamboats, for York via stopinston Il
The GAM train from Worcester connects AT Waterford
with trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Drd,
ham &C. and at PawIucket with trains OF Boston ard
proyjdeace Railroad for BOSTON, Taunton, Bedford,
BE- &c and the $50 train from Providence con
meets AT the same stations with return trains from same
The 10 NJ train leaves Worcester after arrival OF
trains from Albany Norwich, Nashua &C &C. arrives IN
Providence in line lake trains Of B and r. h&irohd
w Jnnee dwtf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't.
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~ C0o n NOTICE.
S sssz,5zzE=a#=ss1, Railroad and Steam u
boat ExcnrsiOn.

ID & w. R. R.. and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
L after July 20lh, l64a the and elegant Steamer
MASSASOlT, Capt. SAMUEL ALLEN, will commence
running in connection with A. M. and $50 P. NJ Tains
of p g. W. Railroad.
Leaves Providence, Uong Wharf until further notice.
at 8 As A. M. Arrives at do, 5 Is p. M.
The boat will land at Vue de Eau, Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly and arrangements be made with
Capt. Allen, or at the Steamboat Office 90 Long Wharf,
to land Parties at any accessible point north of Nayat.
Tickets for the Excursion, Including the passage both
ways by Railroad and Steamer be bought at the Tick
et Offices of the P. & W Railroad, viz:
At all stations North Albion the same price for
passage to Providence merely and back At Albion
80 cts AT Pawtucket Valley Falls and LonsdaIe so
The Boat made her first trip this month"; and is of the
very first class regards speed safety accomnoda.
tons. ISAAC HlN@KLEY, sup't. P. & w. R.. R.
Providence, July so. DIFF
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SaWS---SaWS---SaWS.

I HAVE just received large assortment of
4 HAND. PANEL, and BACK SAWS, of the most u
peror rtice and will them be better Saws
than can b.. found in the City b."
Saws of all kinds made Understanding and Butchers
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand
Saws Of all kinds that troubled with kinks twist
joints broken backs got out and warranted good
new Saws of every description Re0othed Set, Filed and
put in the best Of running order. III f.
have long worked al Saw Making and understand every
branch of the business. E. NJ. ELWELL
May II diff HeyUood's Building, Central So. ID
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Prints and Ginghams.
THREE MONTHS CREDIT.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his CUSTOM
and the people Of his vicinity that he has closed
the business and will sell goods for cash and all
prices of goods will be found compare with the short
credit system.
All kinds Of Produce received and marketed such as
Cheese Butter Pork. Peal Poultry Beans, and Potatoes.
All Produce TO ston Market will be marketed by
Messts L. & A. BELKNAP, who stand the first in the City
for selling Produce Cash will be paid four sveeks after
the delivery Of Produce at my store, the three momt6
credit system will be strictly adhered too.
All notes and accounts now due must be Immediately
raid. lwould tender my customers and the inhabi-
this vicinity my regard for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed upon me, and hope
continuance Of the same. DEXTER HILL.
Oakham, Feb IA U
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO HARMED IEU1ElUs
DY the strong solicitations Of her friends and parrons
ID Mrs Goopw.x has at lat reluctantly permitted her
be brought before the pubic for the benefit othoe mar
who prefer to risk their lives IN the nands o.
male Physicians at the delicate period Of woman's life
Mrs ericnced and successful oucheuSe and hod'
ber readiness to the calls Of all who wish to her
services and she feels confident BY her long experience hsr
profession 10 give entire satisfaction all who may wish to
employ her
Mrs g will be found at her house, No. IL Browne
Block, Salem-street. ~
Worcester. Feb Il an
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no SVTHE MAKERS.

- ITO LET, from the first Of July next, the sythe
Sn5A Works situate the the bank of the Hud-
& River, al the State Dam, in the CITY Of TROY,
State OF New York. The Buildings Of Brick with Tin
mers including Finishing Machines, Forses sc. The
Finishing Shop II feet south of Hammer shop. 80 by
S4 sfories highhas Granting AMI Skating for Grind.
log and Polishing and Coal House and Machine shop.
The navigation good the Docks in the OF the
Works, and the power inexhaustibe. Freight on
Coal from the the Works, so cents per tonon
Iron propu tionsly low The Works will be let ready
TO operate, for term of years.
Address (giying reference)
GEO. HENRY WARREN,
March IA. &c Troy, N. Y.