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7 MPORTED laR fail in the nip Mon
( ticelIoy will tard, at my a7be. n n.
flung ieaion. and be let TO mares at SIX chi
meas each mare the ieafos, ard Dollar 20
.he g'oo"-~but may be difcharged with
Five, provided they are PAID hy the trn day
at Oetohe' nex' 20 good paaursge as
any in Vrginis with fspsrae inclolarcs
Tor mares and col,s) gratis. ard the grea-
'ett attention ihaii be paid them, bu, / will
not be ariwerab,e for sccidcn's or efcapes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

pY virtue q deed Of r'r,st, ee,,a. H., =, ,A1
- C"''','da, 1r. - ne Sga o. Dyig"is o.,, en-:
coa"tY y BHcti,YtsH iot5e satsc,i.e,s rts- eDr-
fo'e II srcwig TIE payment # q certain G-i, ,te
fran ne Said CT is;iGn g. to ,be L,e cor,.-, n,
DnAIob, Poiiot e Ia. y,iH be SOLD, en- pa. -
Moses on 0eait ftuelre months. 70 ca,4y ,t ,t
franz ne aGte J not ptncuatiy taid, or IKE fyst .7
tu'"Gy ia nay Met, a. NE bigL 1t bider, certain
piece ar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
Parcel of Ground.

Lying in TIE said to7cn # biogu'sve. an egbicb re
a dVgelliAs ho45e, stare bouse and l6cr-b, use ia,
i6e Pwboae N satisfying 'be Gjofesa,a ae6t o.-l -
'erest and csts attending TIE Of tbis ly :.
SoHd dn1 goca see"ig grW re 'equi,e e. u re ,a-
CHASER, svitb intyesf from tbe dot-
.IOHN FLrcD 2o
FREELAND z'"'fee''
1Ia,cb Il, 1904 ts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

Died stChareston, on the qth nit. n,he
o5" year Of his age, nv. ELIAS HOU.
Sex respectable inhabi;ant ofthat state
ior upwards of 50 Years. ny. Houser va
ever ready 10 stand Foremost in thu service
o. his country aud when abou, the age of
IS "ep' against the Indian, * served dur
ing the whole Of the Americas Revolution.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

few sur'nises are thrown out respeE(inp.
''@-r object. itIs, however, again stated
as prooepie taat Bona artc meditates ano
TIER attempt on Egypt, and some even in
'inuatc t'at the Morea is his object.
The next arrival sill probably decide
the question 81 the truth OF the report OF
toe death oc,he king Of Eng!and--ie the
even, has really t0Sen place, tie effect on
the State ot European a3airs will b. con-
siderable, aad our so!ci,ude Tor iniorma-
ton he eucreased.
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New Theatre.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS III. e,s,-
IN Bvffce APPOINTED to 81. Jiuen1 roc tp,iai. ~
f5e N,'g 7Le7Tc. 5ave dre.,ei fau e..co s..s-reey
par. bgfte lsfly of 4byi usNf tse stBi 81 50 ooLvs
an eac5 s5aye, fofttvtresaOc.
GEO. FLSHEK, 7tsaswey.
MUD Esd, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

D,Ep, at Bath, ia England, on the 9Th
OF February last, WILLIAM BING-
HAM, Esq, of Philadelphia.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
Suits bp auaton.
On WEDNESDAY,

A 70 .'clock, spill Be MD at tbe Ktsaae Sfort, on
se Jsst5 GGs Of Kisg Bffst, sljrisfsg MsDri.
Heary K. May aod Co.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in cafks
Wine IN pipes and quatses eakss
MolafIcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
Auaristy Of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARs-
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Caaims1ca, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coaungs, Chintzss,
Halsthicks, Redtlek:,
Fcarnausht, Ozna5urgs,
R!aakets, Seeing Silks,
Planes, Maain and Muffin
Negro Cottons, IIandkerchicfs,
Worried and OTHER india Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
YHOS. PATTEN, IxRios<<r.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13

+ Db TUESDAY,
ssck. EagR &c ssl1 Al tbt pdas S'sre
hoglhesds and barrels.
d Brady inp!psss
"a PIPE, ind Bis.
.Rey aud Apple Brandy in bis.
m II hads. tictcss and bis.
et Id rierces and bags,
s ss'sss brown Soap in boxes,
sid ard dip'd Candles
fms in kegs, boxes and Jars,
F II kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
vaysety ofDRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatlngss
Kerisymeres, DufRls,
Plains and Kerfeys,
NEGRO Cottons, SefgcS
EIaRicks, blue Friszes,
C~alimancoes and RuGel:,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzcs and Calicoss,
Irifh Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnsburgs and Ticklenburgi,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanaa Hsndkerchisfs,
Colourcd Threads, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
Feb. Is.
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RICKETTS. NEWTON s. C

MIME y, NJ Nv ON W.
Have on hand, and 10 b fold on very low
terms, a handfome afortment OF
fupei 6ne aud fcond
BROAD CLOTHS,
Aquan;ily Of Rofc Blankets,
Twfied do.
Ti~ckiiogbuTg, and German Cflsburgs,
bedtieks and Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGety,
Fuitians. Veivets and Corduroys,
Rambazetts and Wildborcs,
Calicoes and Irih Linens,
Striped J-rleys and CalEmcrss,
Corded Dimaies and Flsnne!s,
TwiiledC oatirgs ADD Halfthieks,
100 pieces Engi.h Canvas,
200 reams writing Pafef,
50 10. w~rapgiog DO.
i srunk c~oleuted Twifs and Sewing Silks,
! co. Umbrellas,
caks Srn Twine,
do. Fig Elue,
, 10. Raic B5imtone,
100 kegs White Lead,
6 boxes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 hnds. brawn Sugar.
2 pipss London particular Madeira Wine,
And a quantity Of PLA1sraR or PARIS.
Feb. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13
IUIIN C.. LADD

jGiiN Y. LADD
Hss for falc at hiswarehcufe, Prince areet wharf,
5000 bufhels coarie Salt,
Is hbds w. India Rum,
80 pipes bef Holland GIN,
$50 OILS. Beef and Pork,
A quantity Of Soal Leather and Shoes Of all forts,
50 pieces Of Rufia Duck,
100 boxes mould and dipp'd tallow Candles.
90 do. Spermaceti DO.
J hhds. and SO bis. Sugar,
2 tons of Cordage aGorttd,
5 cafes bsndapna Handkerchief,
7 bales India Cottons,
A few Feather B+ds with Pillows and BOXERS Of
the bef Ticking,
An sffortment of playing and blank Cards,
Bar Iron, Stone Lime resned,
Salt PetFe, Ground Ginger, Pearl Afh,
Rice, Starch, Writing Paper, GIafs, HOPS,
Cotton Yarn aGorted, &c. &c.
Nov. 1.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-13

5uF YecelUed and tor Sale,
Sweet Cyderby the barrel,
Apples do.
N. England Ran do
Candles by the box,
Porkb by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent R. Ilaud Chefs,
Spiced Salmond in 2 and 4 gallon kegs
Railns by the box,
Pruoes, Almonds, Englih Walnats.
Shelb4rks. Chefauts, fwect Oranges,
LINES, Lemons,
Green Grapesby the jar or pound,
Codhih for family ufe,
500 bafhels R. |, Potatoes,
And a general ai~Iortrnente ct Groceries.
A. WILLIS.
n Ian.Iz- d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
COkREGIDOR.
.-z: 90. Co.,.
NEW YORK. AuQuA &


o. Satarisy lat, a, SEQ o'ol.el il RE nora
log, the Buti{h A1ip wax L-andcr, captured eff
the Hook and iont 70 Halifax the h'p Eugen:a.
froG Bordeaux % this p>rt, On iof9 c,on OF hcirg
Freoch property. The Eagsnia had cargo of
wiae, b7andy and dry gooss, End 5 owaed BY
Mr. hn Patrick. She has p1kenon The 9Th
July, n lat 50. 70, long. II, the fcn'r Wcsiei
sfam NV Yak 10 L'ssoa, III 81 Gays; and
on the Ooh, in long 66, so, he o.g Atmisa,
GU 7 days from Y. Y TX bound for Cadsz.
Lieutenant Jams /. Leonsrd, Of he Ameti
cln Navy, was n The Eugenia with dif,atches
for goVefnpent lro5n Mr.. I.ivingfon, an;i was
pls on hoard tie ich'r Mars, which arrived hc,c
yeiterdav .rom Halifax. OF the other paa2ngets,
Nj. Leboyteaux, his wife, AID two chiidIen,
were fenf to Halifax; MIR. Gcnneier, M. La
Roufiilsir, and Mr.. Muller, were detained on
board The Laandtr.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

the whole system Of Bonaparte established
IN America: If there be, let him do ho-
mage to, and support with all his might,
the friend and eulogist of Ronaparte. the
enlightened Emperor Of the Gauls. For
he Is the man by whose means, if By any,
It will be brought about. One thing only
IS wanting-We have tools, but where is
the Emperor? Talents, bravery, and viz
iainy SO superlative as those of the person
whom we have seen eating his way to. and
nsurpng empire, are not TO be found COM
bned In every one that wishes for sove,> a
rule. However, those who are DESTROYS 10
see such establishments here, need not en-.
urely despair, since The folly Of NJ 4. lt,lxic,
and the baoeness Of 4 few leaders li,ly sup
ply (ciaey have done il o!tSn before now) 20
a prodigate, ambitious indivIduAl al! that
he could derive from powers and disposi-
tlons more liabolicai, if more d,aboiical
there can be, than those Of the Emperor OF
the Gauls.
CORREGIDOR.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
atsran0rta Datip sDuerttssr.
FRIDAY, AuGusr 10.
Mr.. Sn0wdeu,

Mr.. 5n0WdeR,
IN your paper of yesterday I noticed a
communication under the gnature Of { Il
C;3izen,' in behalf of himself and others.
A soicitude for the health of the town
consider laudable, both in him and other
citizens, butasit appears, tha, impressions
have been made by the misconceptions of
some people, or By the Misrepresentation
Of otaers, it may perhaps be proper, in
ei her case, to have them removed; and it
is hoped the sabjoined extract, from NV
report to Council of the 18th of June last
will affect that object, therefore pray you
to insert it. It is in the following words :
$ An anxious solici,ude for the health
Of great proportion of our fellow citizens,
SO strongly prevails in my mind, that | am
impeled, once again, to solicit your atten-
ton to the state of The East end ofthe three
streets OK Prince, Cameron and Queen
streets, terminating in the Potomac: and
beg leave to call your attention to my repre-
sensations on that subject, as far back as
the date OF 3lst March and 4th April last !;
for time and reflection have only served 10
add force TO my then uneasy apprehensons
for the probable consequences that / tho't
might reasonably be expected to result
from their respective conditions atthe afore-
said periods"
The appointment of Superintendent of
Police was made the 10Th March.
am, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
J. VAUDEVILLE, SD.
18th August, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
NORFOLK, August T.

Capt. Peck, from Cadiz, informs, that
news was received there on the 10Th Of
June from the most respectable houses at
Gibraltar, stating that Admiral Nelson had
sent into roulon Roads three sail of Bri-
t!sh ships of the line, who fired upon the
town and shipping. The French sent out
eight sail to pive them chase; when Adj
mlral Nelson, with four additional ships,
which were ia the oding, gave chase 10
them and cut them off the land The
French commeLced running fight, and
bore away for Corslca-Nelson pursuing
them. An American vessel arrived at Gil.
braltar from MarseiAes, passed them when
in chace.
On the 10th Of June, the French nation
al ships of war at Cadiz, consisting Of one
~, and some smaller vessels, hoiseed the
Imperial flag, and fired three Royal or I'M
beria! salutes; and the French Consul adj
mlnlstered to the people the oath of a!zsgi-
ance to hio Lnbe,Ia! 1Nyesty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

of Charleston are entitled to my projections
/ Immediately on receiving your lettst
sent for the captain and crew and after y
critical examination, find that the mate is 4
naive American, aud has been in the shin
three VOYAGES to this port. This is rroven|
by his own and The captains declara.ionj
BY the protection he bears, and the role of!
equpaSe. 3he second mate though ma
tive OF England, has been in the service of
the United States some time. and hayir q
entered on board Ibis vessel at Charleston
70 perform the voyage, he must co.,lnue in
her lii her retura 70 that place.
Had this sailor been gur on board tie
ship three SISTERS While on acr passag.
b., an English ship, eo,,ld rays nc ol:iGt-
tlpn 70 our king him cut; out as he IL :.
gala y entered % board in ,ae listed
s ;tes, aad forms a part Of the equipage OF
tbs v-sati, cannutput him at your dispo-
:!tion without CONSUMING TO a violation of
one OF she pfls viz dyes os the American flag
as well as one otti.e essential ar,;cl.s in
the convention bttween our two countrles
--as / am not dlsposed lacltiy to submit,
to either, you viii / hope, on rejection
WITHDRAW your demand.
ain, SIT, &c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11
WILLIAM LEE.
Eatracs q q litter from tie Isle Of Frqnce,

datea Ray 6.
All The Pris4.ec.s eNeeps two have been
'ake', and ii i: t%so t,sHt take no,h'ng OF con.
{ quence, but ,it,9c are Ala no r!gates cru eng,
and :hAe IN ha'ovu, ore f. ufts ost miln ali
peiitien.
&C ,hcs, II to III.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

The Ssleni G u TIC cf Tueflay LIZ, contains
che following lrt;t.7. "Capt. Ford informs Us,
ha' the so OF ON of Ju,e was ceiebai.d &C
b-r;eaux as The day Of Bonapar:e's coronation at
Dasis; On which occaii2na gis0d proceGion aid
the ulual fplendid exhibitions on g,eat gu At te.
'ic'ngs, wee made. TIE jay Of the people,
however, was not equ:l, Oh rms otcafon; thar
OF pubic officers, anu lno(e who(e immediate In
teFeit' would be promoted by this imperial exal-
1ation, was hncefe; bH great proportion OF he
common peopie we'e evidently not hearsy in the
CeieOI3uO
BY al. our accounts from Europe, il appears
that the Fgench natl n are now rcnnins as mad
alter royalty wi,h all Its decorations ard bland
ihmen,s, as fhcy were dozen years ag5, ates
'hc Va c'nating words Libtry and Equally. The
bJated Fferch Reto'ution, as Nj. ADAMS 70
early toTefaw, has been nothing more han
g Change OF inp,itofs e3d im5gftons" Ooc fee
+ knayes has fuccecdsd another, {ll! disni.
tying themselves with ,he name Of patfioJsl in
moie ia, ID iqcccfl3n than the teaions; snd the
ration tree at lah, all other martens, who are
the dupes OF ue:fl@gogues viii be, H., {" the
emp>tjucus tca o; loSIty," to fnd tcpoe IN ne
- ealIn o. delp ..i!l..''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-11

1
Csdz on the ll!h of Jaae. tic btigs Rachel,
Hale, and Evel,na, Crouda'il, both for this por..
The former TO fail in three and the latier in ten
days after the DAFT.
The Luzerne (Penn. paper of the 18th
inst. saysA--'s A report has just arrived in
town, that an attendant q the Deputy Mar
shat, in Lycoming County, has been shot,
ner Cawenisqui. The particulars we have
not learnt"
Captain Darrell, arrived at New Work
tronsB Barbados, inloraas, that some time
before lie sailed, the Bri.ish Sloop Of War
Eppomenes, Captain N1'Nmzey, c!tcoyei,
aad fell IA with The iFreuch privatecr brig
j}onaparts, Oh 3a,5adoes. l,ring gap
pied the pliyateer Captain IS skmgsv, the
first Lieutenans, purser, and 6 or seanscn
boarded the priVa+eer, on which the frenIh-
men all ran below bat shortly after, find
ing but very f " OF their enemies on board,
they returned on deck, and nassacreed Ill
the Engilshmen, except captall VI Kinney,
who was badly wounded in making his IS
cape bat fortunately got OH board MS own
vessel. Thus by the cowardh condact ot
most 9th f3ippomene's crew (who were
to have followed their intrepid cornn,antSr)
not only the lives Of several brave fellows
were lost, but the privaleer made her es-
cape which no dopbt would have been
taken, had the crew OF the sloop Of war
been faithful to their flag,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
ON THE ERRORS OF T.HE PRESS.
BY CALEB wHITEFoRD, ESQ.

WHILST you and your correspondents are
70 laudably employed in watching over the well
fare of the fate, keeping jealous eye on mini
fters, and pointing out the errors of government,
with, Mr.. Woodfall, Gf you could but find
time for it) that you would pay fome little at
tention to your own errors.
Perhaps it will appear the bighet degree of
prcfumption, to offer advice to pcrfon in your
eminent itation, one who every dav SUNDAYS
excepted) dictates to miniters, and counfels
kings; one who is read and admired in every
part of the Brtifh dominions.
1t is for this very reafon, Sir, that think it
incumbent on me to tell you of your INTAKES,
for you cannot fay with Job, 4" Albeit that /
have erred, mine ERROR remaineth with NV
SELF" No Mr.. WoodfaIl, your errors circu
late far and wide; they mifreprefent many, and
mlilead more; in fhort, the errors mean, are
errors of the Preis; or as my learned friend Sir
James Hodges exprei1es them in one Englifh-
atin-fingular-plural word, erratums.
OF all errata, the mott harmless are thof.
which make ftark-faring nonfcnfe. Thefe are
never imputed TO the writer, but are corrected
by the reader, in his own mind, as he goes along
oil tue dangerous ones are thoCe which make a
kind OF bali ienie, and pats current as the fenCe
OF the author, until the day following, when
your !lft Of errata transfers the blame from the
1
that printers with all their projections of can
DOR are as little apt to acknowledge their errors
as the rcit Of mankind, for not one erratum in
tents ever acknowledged, and indeed fuppofe
they very feldom would, unlefs at the particu-
lar deiire OF the writer.
As have faid much about the errors of the
prets, it may naturally be expected that fhould
produce fome proofs of what have aGerted.
This am enabled TO do, h.rng paid particular
attention to them for fomc time pat, and ha-
wing looked more iharply after them, than the
promotions, civil or military, the prices of corn
or OF ftocks, the liz of lhips or bankrupts, or of
thofc paragraphs which inform who's dead,
who's married, or who's hanged.
But now for the particulars of the charge.
have known you throw an Injurious reject
on on all the crown'd heads in Europe at one
itroSe, for initead of Potentates, you have called
them Potatoes, az if they had been mere vegeta-
bles. Asto the King Of PrufIia, you talk of him
IN different fte, for inttead Of the Hero of
Pruiii1, you have made him the Nero. Next
day comes your apology, or your erratum,
which iometimes, inftead Of mending matters,
makes things worie, and, like an arch tinker, in
hopping one hole makes two, az ! remember nv
old friend Alderman Faulkner, of Dublin, cor
rected an error in his Journal, " Erratrm in our
lait for his Grace the Duchefs of Dorfet, read
FER Grace the Duke of Doret." Indeed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
FROM THE CONNECTICUT couRAsr.

AleD;y. Huaj0a g C0Odzvin,
IF you judge the following account will iubferve
the cauie of humanity, pleafe to give it place
in your ufeful paper.
Living near the outlet of the great pond, 70
called IN this town, where the water for the ule
of mills is carried comfortable diftance in the
public highway in canal and trough, and in a
neighbourhood pretty thickly fettled, and chill
dren playing about the ftream having fometimes
fallen into the water and been expofed TO drown
ing, induced me to attend to the accounts which
have been publifhed of the means ufed to reftore
life to drowned people, and to make the fubieet
matter of enquiry and attention. Among the
variety OF methods recommended, was indu-
ced to believe, from the furprifing effect of aihes
in reitoring drowned fowls to life, that the ap-
plication would be as eficacious when applied
to drowned perfons, as any I heard fuggefted
On Monday, the 9th infant, child of Mr. Ca
leb Munfon, about fifteen months old, was taken
out of the water apparently dead From the
place where it fell in, it had hoated down the
ftream about iixty feet i'll fwift current through
gate hole in the bottom of the milltrough,
where the water falls fix feet, and was found
lodged in traih under water. II mutt have been
in the water at leaft fifteen minutes, and il was
the univerial opinion of thofe prefent, that any
attempt to reftore It to life would be totally IN
availlng. | however determined 10 try the ex-
pertinent of alhes: accordingly had his clothes
taken off, fpread fome warm afhes taken from
the fireplace, on flannel, and wrapped the child
IN the flannel, with the alhes next his Gin or
dered tobacco fnoke to be injected into his bo-
dy, and foon applied an addition of hot afhcs
directly on his bowels. After operating in this
way about eight or ten minutes, together with
blowing into his mouth, to the aftoniihnent of
all pretent, ilgns of life began to appear, water
in large quantities ifued from his mouth. A
potion OF phyfc was given him, in about two
hours, and in "a hours he was able to walk, and
is now entirely recovered.
This fnccefsful experiment ought 10 operate
as a caution to all who read the account not to
abandon too hatily to their fate tbofe who are 70
unfortunate as to be drowned but to make tri-
al the mott approved means, in circumstances
where there is the leaf pofibility Of fucccfs ::
for it is better to make an experiment on ninety
nine perfonS and fail of fuccefs, than fulfer one
to perth who might be reltored to life.
SOLOMON ROCKWELL.
WinebeRer, 13fb Of 'TnIy, / 8o4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29

Hyou feed Jour cows iih carrots or pumpkins once
IN "a hours,it viii make the butter produced from
them look yellow and have al the ri=hnels OF May
butter.
Moles may be completely expelled frcm their fub-
terraneous haunts, 10y the introduction OF few head,
OF garlic, to the ime of which they have AN utter l.
vethon ii may hkewiie b. employ cd with lucce!. A.
sainit grubs and mails.
MIR ChriRopher Perkins of Stockton, Durham
(sng) has invented thre!hing- mill, capable of
tareilnS out 20 buihels of oats in one hour and 10
iheaves O! wheat in leis than four minutes lively.
ieet III the barn gives iuiioien, ength for the MACHINE
as well as the management of it, but Is 1T lnds clo,
20 the wa, 1t does noS project above ;otr teet The
horie wheels upon perfectly prncp!e. ard es-
ureiy put together with icrew bc!ts lhorrh am
horie is capable OF turning rhe m proviion is al
ways MACE Tor yoShg two. The hcle track is 20
ieet IN Diameter with che potts pillars ard COME
qucnfiy the centre OF the perpendcu haft of ,ns
wheel Is not isis than i>et Froln de ~, of th
barn -
The following is M. Woolfs method of n,e,r,,;n,,
the contents OF al! PIPE =" Square the daGle.er n
inches, and the product will be the number ofpou,ts
OF water IN every yard length of the pipe or Il sie
lait h.ure be cut OF, conGdered as a decimal
tue remaining hsuEes will give le-gailons III tie yard
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-29
IRON rn1 sAtr1Morr AMERcAu.
AGRICULTURAL.
Prsffabie 4oay IF mating Butte, in H,iate,

FF9HidbIs 7VIy " 0atHg bHfef m WiFfer.
Put your milk, loon after it comes from the COW,
into kettle over flow fire, heating it little above
blood warmth; then take it from the fire, and as It
grows COOL the cream will rife of an mutual thicknels
In very cold weather, will very much ncreae the
quantity of cream. II you warm the milk again after
it becomes cool, in about 81 or So hours after you
may again take of the cream, which will then be
much thicker than at any other leafon Of the year
The long time ipent in churnng in winter, will not
be required, if the cream be RATED IN the above me-
thod generally the butter will be made in Is or 20
minutes 1t is alto confederation Of Importance, that
By keeping fire in your milk room, it prevents It
from freezing.