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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
- 18Th fnlu. 12O5s

+ RESOLVED, That the Clerk. OF the Market
be and he is hereby inftructed, nor TO rent OUT
the falls of the market houle, for the preiens:*
year, at ris fun than ten dollars, per, annuna
for each fal.
zotb. July, 1906.
AN ae to amend an af entitled al aa for.
aEertaining the fees OF priloners committed To.
the watch houfe, was brought in, and having
been read three times was pahed and ordered to- I,
be laid befof. the Mayor for his Ggnature.
OraereS, That sMelfts. Swift, Janney, and,
M'K,nney. be a committee TO fee ii any. and
whas alterations are necefiry in the a6t fer pro.
yiding revenue for the year sos, and to re-.
port ty bill or other~f-.
Osa rear That MeGss. Swift, Lumldon, and
Mckinney, be committee to enquire whether.
it be unceifary to erect bldg: on Oronoko
Greet, between Columbus and Alfred itreets, ands
what will be the probable expence OF the fame,
and 10 repoIt..o Council.
zsdJu5,. 1907.
Ordered, That Mefis. Dsncale and Swift be,
a committee 70 examine and fettle the accounts
of the Corporation with Ralph Longaen, and re-
port if any and what balance is doe from hes
Corporation to the fad Ralph Longden, as keep
or of the poor houle.
The committee appointed to enquire whether
any and what alterations are neceaary in the law,
for providing revenue, reported BILL which
was read three times AMI pailed, and ordered to
be- laid before the Mayor for his Ggnature.
Tef. JAMES M. M'CREA, c. c.
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many Of the United Irifh9are quitting.
this country for America. DR.. M.ss.Ne-,

many Of the United Irifheare quitting !
this country for America. Dr.. Ml.s4Ne-a,s
via has religned his cQmmllhan in + the,
IflG1. Legation. and is goignSsa there here; !.
Emmett, is already there :; Samplon,.
the barater, and Sweeney wig kill 8
Sd Corbett IN duel, are. alto going ].
Il is reported thar f9me meetings of
dilaHeaed perlons Tome fay isyerals
tboufands) have been lately obierved
in the county Of Kildare, Ireland,
The Paris Moniteur iays, that" an,
anbaliador from. the king. of. PerGas
had arrived at Confanlinople, to COM !,
plain of the conduit of a paeha., of
of three tails, who refufed 70 fupply
with proviiions a perGan army of !
100000 men, who were purluipg the>
Ruiiians,- while he had granted. fup-.
plies to the RuGians."., The Meniteurs
adds, 6 the ambai1ador cannot obtain,
any thing from corrupt and ensrvat-.
ed Divan, who ieem to be the only,
perlons in the world who do not fee or
dare not look at the fate which attends.
Turkey. They dread to perceive that.
empire hafen to Its ruin, aad- l. asastt;'
thole Ottomans, Formerly 70 proud
and brave, are on the, eye Of perlia-
ing without the. honor Of war, 70 much;
are they preaed and furromlded by the.
RufIians..,
Bonaparte in. anfwering the address,
Of the people of Milan, and fpeaklng,
Of Italy, lays-s' God has given me "a
good lwoldto leatter, mY enemies. =
The king of Sweden. has declared;
Strallund a free port fcr.-the importa--.
ton Of Britiih manufactures.
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From an Engl5M neylbaper..
MISCELLANEOUS. !

Letters Of the 18th Of May. from.
the coat of Spain, containing eau
ton Of nature rather extraordinary,
have been received in town. They
fay, sin eonlequence Of the rumors
in circulation here refpeeting Portugal,
we deem.it prudent NOT to addrefs you
any longer by tie way Of Lilbon. but
through tae medium of Holland. "
Madame Jerome Bonaparte has Teen
very little company Gnce her arrival
In London
A letter from Paris, dated May i8,
tays--ssI fuppofe you have heard thai
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aleraaurla. Daily. Muerttser.
THURSDAY, JULy rs,


An arrival at Bolton, which fpoke.
the United States Gun Boat No. 8,was.
. the. bearer .ofsths following letter from.
the commander.
$ Gm boat No. s, at 5sa, y
$ lat. 81, ~ long, 10, 20,
!" N May ~, 1896 ];
.aSlR,-
s The day i failed from .Bos-.
ton, (4th May, We had ltrong S. W..
winds. In croiiing the Gulph fream
the wind blew hard from the N.N.W.
we did not however, ihip much water.
On the 18th and 18th infant we expo
rienced very. heavy gale Of wind from
N. w. to N. N. W.. towards the
clole. Of which we had "a iucceflion of:
as heavy EQUALS as | have experience
ed for many. years. Several times we.
bore up and icudded before the form,
the boat behaved well, and | pro-
nouncesherl perfectly lafe. to crols the
Atlantic.
|. 6 While lcudding in the height Of
the. gale, a fea ifruck, and preached
US too, owing to the careleanels of the.
the, man at the helm. Our form
lquare- fail was ipl;t, and blown to "a.
toms, and oar top fail yard which was
lalhed on deck, was by the force OF
the .fea, broken into three pieces; We
then iet the form fore fail and made
very good weather.
{" With the wind little free we
fail eight miles per hour.
NATHANIEL HA2ADEN..
"Commodore Edward Preble,
Beaon..
A fchooner from Marblehead, COM
manded by captain Smilhhurf, drift
ing out Of the harbor Of Paaamaquo-
dy, Whit her papers as ulual were in
the cuaom houte, was met by ;Britilh
armed brig, who. fent her barge on.
board and took. podeaion of her.
Some gentlemen from Eafport and,
the cufom -houle officers who had gone
down. for the purpoie. of taking the.
papers on board the fehooner, went:
.alongGde, were at fira, forbidden to
|.come on board, Whit the. Britifh mid
fhipman pointing to particular man J
ordered him cl board; he refuGng they
laihed him and another man round the
neck and dragged them on board the
brig: at length the cuitom -houfe off,
Ger was fuffered to, come on board.
after relating the circumstances de.
manded a reafon for the fchooner's de-
tention, and Informed them they were.
under the American flag, and had the:
vel1el's RICHTER. and peoples, protec-s
tons; the lieutenant damned theirAag,
RICHTER and projections, and ordered.
all Of them. except the two men they
had lafhed on board, into the boat,
The captain Of the fchooner requef-=
ing TO fee the cufom -houle officer re-
ceiyed violent blow from; one of the
Britiih. Through the interceilion of
the gentlemen Of Eafport and St. An
drews the two men, were releafed after
having been in prifon, three days; bur
the veliel is ifill detained at St. George.
The conduit of the Britifh officers to-.
wards our countrymen, would dilgrace
Algerines.. !
/ en- H: Gazette.
From an EnsgliM nevlpapsr..
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MIC r mai a lfroag currents
i'd, V 'I I've % leyen miles an
%, t i,o'p extenlive, and - eo :.
b: Oossp ssr, the high country Is
III '' M, rich handloals pral-
p' q Egrassred and aDoaa a;l, "a q 0 sbe
Ia Il Attending as .l n,ga : I Ieis
q exceeding S miles an hour p:'al,; :
n S'a nee We pals. Ieyeral rivers !.
d ~ which water f ON fine d.
90 country. principally +, Pr sis
ia pacennes, and the lll'nols'
:'l '.ao, continue wide, and co.
'iJD, ,;mber. this river is about.
. s,Ir yards wide, at the mouth
l llsinabIe, il heads in the rocky.
ias. 'ss With. the North river and
ilal slone river, and paaes through4
y ~ country fifteen eel leagues up
g ottoes ni.thirty Miiioa-
n vs. i one village and can ralle
sns.dred men. l5leagues higher
au psnsas and Penea republicans
l : n. village and can .ralle ieven !.
il men !; up the Volt Fork o.
B . ~ Panic Louis live inone
~, nd can, raife two hundred and
IS s r,ra. Thele indians have partial
k,'1,s Itequeaily. River Plate is
IT, a,1drei ana thirty miles up the
ff,ni, oa.the folth-wea ilde
= ~, re find the antelope or goat.
5 ,,yt river Of iiz-. alcendla5, IS the
NJ rlysrcommoalY called BY the
han, Lltde river Deioux ittaxes
e, il lake Delpice, fifteen miles
~ he river Demoir, andis tixty-
n varis VIDE. Here commences the
,lx country. The next river Of note.
.netha Big sioux river, which heads
.athe ST. Peters and waters of lake
iiaaepic, in ZONE high wooded coun-
About nlnety miles higher up the
/, Iacque, falls in on the fame lide
about one hundred yards wide.
! river heads wlththe waters of lake
nneplc, at no great Diltauce from
place. The head of the river De-
|. is in Piliean lake, between the
TX rivers and the St. Peters. The
asry on. both 6des of the MiGou-
rom the River plate.,tothat place,
very mAea the fame appearance ::
eaGve fertile plains; with but very
I timber, and that little principally
lined to the river bottoms and.
ans. The country eat of this.
e, and off from the Millouri as.
as Stone river, contains a. num-
OF imall lakes, MANY Of which are,
q be 70 much impregnated, with,
Oerllalts, as to produce all its ef-
: Certain it is, that the water in.
mall itreams from the hills below,
ne ioa'h welt fde, poEelTes this
ity.
bout the river Jacque, BruHala
TRY contains great quantities Of
rail-, cobalt, cinnabar, alum, cop,
!, and ieveral other things :. the
coal.Shlch is on the Miaouri is
indifferent. Attending So miles,
e the jacques the river Ouicum
n on the Iouthswelt Gde. This
us 1926, miles up, $50. yards
! not navigable it heals. in the
: mountains, which run. nearly
lei to the Miifouri, from. about
/! ead ot the Kanzas river, and end.
/. OF THIS place. Quicum waters
Ken Country, t22 miles by water
q White river falls in on the
wet Tide, and is 900 yards wide,
'a'v.lgaole, as all the other lffeams
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY next, at eleven o'clock, will
be fold, on the preInifcs, on credit,
The Ground-Rent Of One Hun
a.ared Dollars, on Houfe and Lot o. Graunl,
on Duke Areet, occupied by Mr. James Smith
Philip G, Marlteller.
Ta,v a. DIFF.
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Ta1 rccefued ds 5. Feasanfs' bookstore,
East's Reports, 9Th vol, 80 - -,
Bosanquer and Fulicr's reports
Barrow's Travels in China
Austin's Ler,ers
jays Sermons
Logan's Sermons .ts
Knox on Eloquence ss a..
Power Of Solitude, by j. Story, of Saler,
Bonaparte and the French People
Csrr's Stranger in France 4
I Popular Tales, by Maria Edswcr,h
Haley's Life of coxpfr. tlesant ~
Life of Sir William lone 81
| The Camesters, a novel, sy Miss Warren, OF
Fleetwood, or new Man Of feeling, by Goodwin
Correspondence OF Louis with, g soils.
/ New universal Biogfa phicai Dictionary. and =
merican Renembraucsr If Departed Merit,
| 4 vols. with portraits an.s5.
Poyntell's elegant and corrsa edition of the La.
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American Clerks Msgazne, or Pocket Con-
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Eiegant 'pockcr edition cf Poems, seleeted from
tile works of Peter Pintar ~
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! Subscriptions are .'ill received to Mrs
WAsaKn's History of The Rise, Progress and
Termination Of the Revolutionary w ar between
Great Britain and the Uni:ed States, now m the
press at Boston.---Also poeior EwEIE's
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WHEAT Fan & Woven WrRr
.lH.4nrIyFy5CTppy

: . i
No n SriSge-st,eet, fous doors nort6 of c,isb,.
Fridge, Bairimore =
WHEEE are made and sold, WHE1q.
~ FINS, hrst quality; ROLLING and other
ScREENs', for wheat, barley, fax.serd. &c. J.
HAND RiDpLES and ;SfEYBS; for coal.
corn, barley, wheat, rye, oats, meal, brick.duat.
nax-sesn, clover seed, cookie. lime, sand, &c. |:
WogSN FIRE for windows. Sc. &c.
AMOS SMITH.
Foymeriy WssrsS Snrrir.l
IN. b. "A good assortnent on hand.
EHAny OF the above articles will be delivered !,
Richmond. ION shovt uotice) at the same prices
as ar'the nisrufaeory Exclusive of freirht1 ON
the orders being left with
SAMUEL PARSONS u SON.
Near the Bason, Of whom the prices NAV be
knawn--who have 'n6won hand. W5est Fans.
Wsent and Lime ,Siroes, and Meal Siev.s, SC. of
superior quality.
.P.S. FIRE SAFES. md a few fons BAR
IhONson band. -
11fh Mo. LIST. 1904. wtf
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Advertis

CTRAYED from Scottville Pow
~ haian courihouSe) GREY MARE, four
years old last spring, perhaps about feet high.
branded on .he left shoulder and hind taigh with
the letter / she was seen near Cumberland
courthouse some time in Cetober last. A gene
Tuus reward viii be given to any person who
Hin deliver the said mare TO the subscriber al
Scoitville.
Dabney M. Wharton.
3 Powhatau,. Nov. &c, 1905. w3t
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WE have for Sale tbe folIow;;nc

WE have for Sale the following
articies, niostof which being con-,gned we will
sstlsow Tor cash or good sixty days paper.
10 Hogshcads MoIasses.
do. N. L. Rum.
10 Barrels do. do. ~
i6 do. Liver or Tanners Oil.
I Box Hats,
do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
Pipes French Brandy.
SO Barrels Herrings.
so Tierces Lime.
s do. Rice.
Hogsheads & Pipes Apple Brandy.
Ground Plaister 10 barrels.
Shapard & Lucke.
November 90, 1905. wIem
N. B. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.
Hufs, Shoes, orc.
The Subscriber has received 4 good assortment
CT HATS. SHOES and HATTERS' TRIM
Mines - Cotton Shirting & Irish Linens,
Steser@on's Bleach by the piecs, for sale by
ID, BURR,
Ttco doors aboce Eaele 7ce-yu.
November %, 1905. iawew
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LAND FOR SALE.

/ He subscriber wishes toseIl CSC
secs Of End. lying in Cheasrcs!i county, within
fs rnilssSof Nianchctler. The sdvsntsees Of mail
ferns near large towns are foobvious and general.
ly adaifted, as not 20 require particular crun,e-
ration. Any perton wifainz 10 purehafe may Zee
: the land and know the terms BY applying 10 Mr..
John Branch, refiding in Manshefter, or the fnb.
ieribsr, near Buckingham, eour,houie.
Archibald Branch.
September ,. 1905 w.f
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A Tam Yard for Sale.

ThR subscriber intendmgito remove TO the
wes,era couutrl. is desi-ous of selling his
Tan Yard in this place. the OF contaiiis one =.
ere ohground The IMPROVEMENTS are new aud
In complete order for carrying oh the tannine &
currying business extensively, and the neighbor-
hood affords an ample demand for leather A.
ny person desirous Of purchasing may know the
terms on application.
William Handy.
y Cartersviile. Der IN. f0pk "a,
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Advertisement.

70 be SOLD, ON Fridavthe third
GAY Of January next. AZ the Piping Tree.
w Nl"S TIh'am county, 70 tie highest bidder,
s -, Toy 100 cash, hiteen CT twenty Likely
YHS' the estate of John Kus, dec. By ,be
Executors,
November 2o,h, 1905. q IDS
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"A HOUSE at the Falling Gar
IN dens. Amply TO the Editor or 10 ID.
wilson, who will give cash for few Thousand
pounds of SENECA or RATTLE SNAKE
ROOT; also for BEE sWAX and LINSEED
OIL
efnond, Dec sth, 1905. wtf
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JCSI RKCEIVEU,
From Dr. CHURcu's DiSbeasdry Nerr -1oyE. and fa
sale at tbs Printisg-ogce. a. fresh srsef, Il
Of zoe failosOing
Patent Medicines:

cHURcH's eoUGR DROPS,
II medicine unequalled by any inthe world, forthe
care ofcoughs. colds, asthmas 6, consumptions.
PATJRosA EozsNCES,
For the voice, hoarseness, colds, coughs, &C. &c.
CHEMICAL BssgNcs AND Ex7.RAcToF
MUs9SRD,
For the cure OF the rheumatism, govt, rheumatic
govt, palsy, white swelling, chilblains, &c.
dnoorNE sssRgcs, far the heat-acke.
yoLA7ILE 7IscrVRs, for the tooth-ache.
THE Boql Meal 1EA.
LNFlLLIBLR CEREAg CORN PLAIsggR,
For the cure of sorns.
eHURcH's hHALEPTIc FEMALE PILLS.
sco7cH oIsTMEs7,
Cures the most invetera,e itch in four,hours viii
OUT Mercury. <
EYE sALYs, for all disorders Of TIE eves.
AHTIScoRBrTIc 7IscrDR1,
For the teeth, breati., and seurvy in the gum.
ESSENCE or scURyr-GRxss,
For Pseventing and curing the sea C Land seurvv
YsRMJFUsg LszEEGEs,
fordestro) ingworu nohildren & grownper
hSqIsPAsHoDIc ELIxIR,
For the cure .f all kinds Of Fits.
CORDIAL RgS7oRA7TrB BALsAA,
For nervousdisoraersd debility INV ard weakness.
Is. &c.
vEcETAsLE LOTION,
For the face and skim ireekles n-burns ,pr,ekIy
neat, ring worms, tetters. &c. &c.
DIR. cHURcH's ASTIBTLToUs Pills.
For the cure of malignant and bilious fevers avs.
PePsy' Janndiee, co.tiveness, acidity, cholera
morbus, gravel indigestion loss of appetite snJ
All disorders OF the lead, stomach and bowels
THE GENOISg PAgBNY AL7ER1s,Jgs pttrs
For the cure Of scurvj, cutaneous disorders H.
venoreal disease, &c.
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hfeo,
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oy ~na ebeetual cure ofthat disease in both sex
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For Sale.

I'm Friday the Goth instant, If fair. other.
~ wise the next fSirday, at the former dwell
Ing Of William, Smith. dec. about a mile above
Mspehester. all the HOUSEHOLD e' KIT
CHEN FURNITURE, the stock Of CAT Tx
and two bundled barrels OF CORN. At the
san time and pace, VIII be hired our fer the
tusaiug yrsr, a NEGRO MAN and WOMAN.
The terms Of sale will be six months credit on all
ssms above ten dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security. bearing interest
fIem he dals ifns' srnaSaliy paid.
Wsa ngton Watts, admir-.
I'm December. 1905. 81
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tsigned) ROBERT WILLIAMS.

Rrfraet Of a letter from E,5srf HSdhaars,
Rag. governor ofthe Ms@sslfsFi t,trff9.
~, 10 TIE Secreid,y ~ Slatt. dofed, his.
@ssiahi Territory Washington, October
/, 1905.
By my communication Of Toe i4th idt.
you were informed OF some ovtrsges com.
United within this tsrritory near the Spa
nish line, and # the steps had taken IN
relation iherefo.
row have The honor to isciose Tor your
further inlorma 100, gov. Gtand Pres let.
ter IN answer 70 mine of toe s,h Ill. and
my reply 20 hiui marked and Numbered
! and 2, also TIC documents narksd u
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Washington Sets. 60. 1909.
oiH--Yuur letter o. Cos OH irs,aot. in
ansssr 70 mine ofthe Oh. lreoeS,d = me
cav ago but the equiv cal uaaney viii
which YOU treated lie sa5je &c, of ny Ie-
'eTs Afforded io3e 81 uo 'rin nisiioB, and
fsnaeted T. e&pf 3il1, o ctiay 80 az: ser
ohta slsOyd eslaia ~ information gss
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Cor w.. IPi'li'm' 70 Coz. Grand rre, in en-.
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New Publications.

car.er.viIIe, Dec. lo, 1909. Wa;
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Governor offhe 6fissfssitqti territory TO Ills
Ercelcncy Chartes dc Grand Pre-.
zozyB of Washington, adfssissifti territory,
Sets. 6, 1905.
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20 Rent.

September. >. 1906
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

SHeeetj IF G-fzg-sNlsM.-A London paper of
Jan. IL, fays, We are informed that the celebra.
ted Mr.. Su!ir, who lately performed 70 extra
ordinary cure on the blind feaman Francis
Cook, in the courfe ofbis extenliye practice fire.
quently applied the Galvanic matter, but in a
mode entirely peculiar to himfsf-The number
OF cures he has wrought in every fpeces of diff
cafe incident to the eyes, is aRonihing; and the
morefio becaufe Gutta Serena yields to his Hsill,
wlththe fame falicity as the ref-The many
cafes alto OF Paralysis, Stiff Joints and Violent
Sontract'ons, relieved by his mode Of applying
MS GalvanIc matter, are Beyond belief. It is
reported he is about to favor the public with
the particulars of fome of his moi important
cures, and philosophical and practical differ
tation on Galvanic influence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28

rel, and on the reverfe an OF, with the word
(MASSA). Thi. medal is extremely well aruck
1t is curious, and has never been deferibe6 !;
being one of the very FINAL number of the Glver me-
das Of Marlees Representing an OK nftesd Of lion
Inc dhcovery OF another new planet has been an
nounced in Germany.
M. Proga has found tia, fp;rit may be extrate ed
from the fruit of the carob tree which grows in great
abundance in Spain, along the coat of the Medter-
anean end has hitherto been employed only for feed
ing cattle After being properly fermented he PRO-
duced pint OF ipirit for every five pounds of dry
ir1it. Though the liquor retains fomething Of the
ineu OF the fruit, the tate is at all dagreeable
and ne has r'ade ipirts from this material inferior IN
no -eipe3 to the liquors which are in general ufe
M. SAGE informs us, that the colour, grain and
hardneis OF ltee may be given copper by the fol-
lowing proceis Take the copper in IT'S metallic
Rate, and melt it down with two parts of animal eafs
and twelve of powdered charcoal but it is necefa-
~ that the copper ihoud prefent large furface
This advantage is obtained nv placing Gnall pieces Of
that metal in layers, alternately with the animal
gais mixed with the powdered charcoal The cru
cible mutt then he expofed br fire, 70 melt the
animal gla!s phoiphorus is then formed the create
part of which burns while the other combines with
the copper in WHICH it 70 enveoped that it cannot
dengage uelf, though kept in futon twenty minutes
under the animal gla:s, which not decompoied The
crucibe being left cool and broken YOU fa under
the glais, which has paed to the ste Of red enamel
the phoiphorated copper, under the form of grey
and filming button, which, upon being weighed. is
found to have gained twelfth by the operation
The Phoiphorated copper is much more eaiily melt
ed than common copper, and it may be fufed under
powdered charcoal without lofug any of its proper
ties The metal thus comb ned with phofphorus,
acquires the hardnes, grain and colour of feel and
like it, is iulceptihle of the fneG poh it may be
turned with cafe. and is NOT CHARGED bv the air M
Sage afieTts, that = has kept poed buttons of pho
phorated copper in his laboratory fifteen wears during
which time they have undergone no alteration The
red enamel, formed in thi procefs, may be employed
with advantage for porcelain atd enames, as its CO.
our isnot changed by fire.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-28
ADVEPTISFN1rNr
To be SOLD to the highcR bidder, on
f,yot.sa t,,c,,,Ie

To be SOLD to the hiehcR bidder, on credit ol
twelve months,
live TR ACTS Of LAND. BELONGING 20 the egat.
of Thomas Anderfon, dec. viz One N Ca7,p-
bell county, Of 100 acres, lying on both fd,s of he
main road, on the branches of Beaver Creek; this
trae to be fold at next April Campbell court, being
the Sth day OF the month.
One IN Botetourt eouty off GOacres lyirr on Catav-
ba creek this tracttohe fold at mex. April Bo,s-
tourt court, being the ith day Of the month th.ie
two ales TO be attended by Mr. Anthony DibreH who
hereby fully authorized 20 ACT for the executors of
the iaid Thomas Anderlon.
One Of 100 acres, one Of 147 acres ard one OF ~
acres, lying in Buckingham county, the two former
on the waters Of Rock Hand creek, and the latter
one on irving's ferry road. Tfefe three lao tr,kla
to be fold at ncSt May Buckingham court, being he
18th day Of the month. Bond with srproved Ga
eurity will be required, 20 bear nterea from the
dare, but fppn6tually paid the interea fal be remit
ted
NATHl ANDERSON, K
ROBERT RIVES
Eyrs Of Thos. Anderfon, Gse.
Abemarle eousty, March 10, sO5 tGs