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red and is ready to explode, that Kentucky. ob;o
iehhtnee, Orleans and Indiana combined To de-
clare themfeves Independents the i5th November.
That propoials have been made fome of the mon
influential characters at Sc. Louis, by an accredited
agent OF the conlpiracy join in the plan-rhat m
ptrion whole name Myers refuies reveal, is in 4
moi r-ipe9able line Of lfc and had the mott unoue(
tionahe vouchers of his million in French and En-
ghih--Ihat he declared If Money neceiary tina,
N might be commanded TO any extent- IL is prop.r
TO add that the perions thus applied ST. Louis
altogether refuied to CONCUR in any plan of the kind
laying that 1t iAould be only hyperion force thar
houd diipenfe with their oath OF fidelity TO the Uni
ted states.--Ths may all appear to psrfon as well
acquainted as you with the politics OF the Wei
tern Country, as Jee0ri SeariG Cs7oirasy, and as
'iueh he rideusd, and iuoh is my imprelio 1t the
wonderful plan. But Myers 70 firmly eved it TIA,
hsVhg fet forth on his journey by land to the United
S'aeesHe was induced by his fears halily TO return
TO arrange his buiDeis all events and prepare for
an eHPiniion He noa oleuniy protects the Truth
OF the communication, and declares there are only
tour Perions in ST. Louis who privy to the iico-
'ure made by the fecret agen-t is nor ir,probabls
that TINS may be a" RUFF de guerre" itratacem fe,
on foot by the Patrons of the Wenern World to
ioller aud keep alive the difention which excited by
the pretended cxpoi,ou Of ancient Confpiraci., NAV
be famed into fame by lpreading an alarm of an
immediately and prciiug tredionable combination
Tins am apt to believe is the cafe, and in order
more fully toiucceed ;hey may uudy and alel n,yf-
tory, rs better calculated excite iu(pe inn * that
they may have the honor of Ncrv Djeeyry-H How
ever, be the matter as it may, communicate i, to
YOU as ireeeived IL AMI have only To regret, that
yon had it rot in perlon from Myers Information,
OF which whatever your judgement might pro-
nounoe, the fo!emnity of his alTsrtion and his GER
tan'y OF the plan (aho' he was not at liberty TO
divuite the meaus) mult have ftaggered the mind
CaiabGL!f IF 5elieg:ag it,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN De late Rail TAuss Coy1hrvc.

w tDc fdfe (tcE Z. EANES EOULyryc
The Character Of ths diiinguiihed raQor of rho
M-'hod.A Church, is addr,H,d only r. tbor. -
acknowledge and feel the influence Of the fl,iv s,;
lures he reit Of mankind 0ould prohabl- M, .t,
th1 pubic eye haad be af.lrd ,vi,h the por,ra;, &c
man, who borrowed M trophy from what are cal
I'" the 2inries at the world lie was not irieed the
a.thor OF victories, crimfoned with blood he lamr
ed ms name on TO political revolution he thunderrd
not NJ tie lenafe with the Ia-guaVe Of ,r;,r,,t,,
ambition. But be did inbre b. foltgh, ,bs 49,
% chrfian. who hep: lis eye fixed on ,fe eroG II,
heaven he led the way to q1eH oyer the fins in
cident to mortality he iu!cribed bis faie in he -
CORD, 81 the almighty bis pride was to follow ,h.
iootlieps OF his humble favour.
he.e ii!nr'ous circumstances Of his life are M.
90 De attributed either 20 an education which enabled
MIN to travel through the circle Of human e5rn;o
nor YET 10 the appetite for dininGio ion a, the
religious igti. lie had experienced various Tor
tune ovsr'hado"ed by disappointment, and vtsaiiop.
end oceaiIor7liy frightened by fsn 1hipe which ~,
loon eohPied. Iu u.ttr dtrkuefs he reCuCed m 70.
main; and was condu9ed by the rays of the ooC,cI
to the held Of genuine hope
IN that, he exerebed hiufef as miniaer for MANY
years; and obtaining The articles of rhetoric he -
peusd his lips asthe smhaisdor Of his Cod poured
form ~ his doctrines, ficams OF living water. and
healed the wounds of Departing uners, as if he had
been the attending angel, at the pool Of BetbeCia
There was iomethirg IN this man which MARI ed
him out for the high dsdiny nov enioyed bv hio IN
hsayen. Forever mild, except when he ehaaCe the
greater cues from bis pulpit content with li,,e moro
than the Toorel Of his ieiow~treatures poi Ged ia.
Peror to envy as he TO mearnefs forward 70 di
vide with the di'reed his fm1il portion Of esisrp,
eom'sr,-i faithful in diichargirg every duty sGgrsd
him; aud marching, wtsrefoever he wasfeep M the
patti to the throne Of ChiR
| When his death was announced, the un;v,rCsI
irags among theie to whom he was known, proelln.
&C, that better man was rot left behind.
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Last Cheniug's qea.I.
NEW.YORK, Oaohrr Q


The hip Delaware, captain Tbon,nfon A.
rive" al TINS port yeiterday in the verv G,ort
pahage OF IS days from Amferl.m. hav;nc
peiI"''ned her voyage IN 81. Captain r. ba.
idv"ufed che editor OF the Mercantile AJvor,,G-
er WIN Dutch papers to the 25th OF Ananf,
and informs us verbally that i Declaration os
war againit Great Britain has been I'M. = nv
the Court OF Denmark, acopv of which re,,h-
eel AInterddns previous TO his Eliinp ard tb,+
ne Dariin c"niui, in copieoucrt.e nf ord,,s
from Count bern0ofF oftbe 10Th of huruG h,J
itopped the falling of all Dani!h veOeis from
Rotterdam, amtterdam, H-lvoet, and Briellr
We learn from the papers,
nat all brlt'ih property has been con6r.a.
ed at copenhagen and Altoona The kinu Of
'e"','ark nao fstired from CoPeuhascn To Cold
ihit the Crown Prince 10 organiz- the ar.
NY nSu returned 70 Kie from whence Mr..
JNcRion' 'Ae Enehih envoy, had,procredrd ON
o'afo TIE bu'iih heet in the Dauiih ieas Tor the
P"' PoiF Oh communicating TO admiral Gambler
INC ie'uN OF ms emhsily. h was detained bv
contrary WINDS from the s;h TO the 18th, 70 that
.ns bH"'S ea'ned thiee days to make prepa,s-
tons for defence
That the Britll CRITTERS had captrred frver,,
Dani'h veiieis employed ia the Greenland ,radr
That the marriage of Jerome Bonapartc with
the p"ncetS C1thirue of Wir,emberg was to
take place at Paris on the 22d of Aurun He
leit fai's on the 10Th, to meet her at Meux, a
ditance Of about ten mics.
hn ariIcle from Naples, Of the 90 b Tulv.
,iiy'' French iquldron of three f,ips OF me
ine' two trleates, and two brgs have taken
TWO Eneiiih fTgates near Sicily; and il was re-
ported mat the above iquldrop had failed for
The Levant"
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would fend me to \, Orleans in light barge, with
orders to feeure the French of artillery at that
poi, and to put the place in the ben pobe iituatios
for defence, an that he would follow with every
that could be fpared from Natehtoehes with all
p6.iblc expedition. He told me that he would give
the Information he had received TO the Preiident of
thr United States and foeit particular nftruions for
his government, bur as delay might prove runou. he
would purdue the courle before uygele. as the only
means in his power to fave the country, until ,Ae
plealure Of the Prelident could be known On our
march to the Sabine, the General ted me that he
shought his prefence at New Orleans at as early
period poible, absolutely neceliary, and that
tue moment he could make terms with the Spanfh
Commander, he would fet out for chat place and
leave me to bring on the troops.
Natehitoehes, 5sh November, 1906
(Signed) T. II. CUSHING.
Col. I'd Rtgt. Inf y. and Adjt and
IgIpeRor Of u. A,my.
Svooy" TO bcfs,e me at tie city Of h<Sv. Or
ha"', IBIS 2ob day Of l1ay, 1907.
lSE"edJ sGEoEcE PoLLocS, J,Giee eff
tie pace sj'ibs ParJs IF O,hanS.
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4 NEW SFMINanY

WN&se'ea,3iq Ri,5mosgfb tie :Byd Af,ngsy ir Yoruo,,
10, '5e f"itio" Of ysnag Loafrs, BY FKAwcgs /.
fuGsEs, Prettff,gi aff5e WqyGiqgfoa ~ feqi.s,v +.
n which will be taught R&ApINo, Wx1r1xo,
ARIrHMErIc, GRAMMAR, GRoGRApRY and
NEEDLEwcRE, Thoie y hs may honor her with
there confidence thall have eaufe TO Iameat IT'S be-
ing mnPiaced ; the promies on her part the utmoit
diligence and attention; the mott pointed and parti
c1ar attention will be paid the moral. sud manners
Of the young lad'es.-Boarders will be received ar
hundred and thirty dollars board and tuition; Cor
tuition alone, eight pounds if the highen branch
be ,ansht, and feven if merely Reading and Writing.
on ,fr1n;
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NEW-- GL ASGON- RACES.

o" Fe@T1asy tie 2sM dey Of Of7o5.,, 7oiA Be run far,
oDtr he NesV Ci.Gsze Concyt,
\ SWEEPS FAKE, for three. wears old Colts and
l. \ fiiiie'' two mile heats Fifteen Sublcrber, and
fubicrptiun cioied.
lhuriday the 29th, the Jockey-Club Purie, of one
Kindred and fifty dollars, three mile heats
And on Friday the sth, the Tolls collected a, the
gaze the TWO laf days.
Esigks as J5lazv5:
Aged Forfes los ID Years old ,oou>
Years old 100 Do. do. es
DO. do. II3 Mares and C.la;ras II
lowed three pounds
THoS. ALDRIDGE, Tresfurer.
OGober 7, toa.bOtf
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SELECT SCHOOL

ERANCIs S. O'REIL.LY bcgs leave to inform n.
5 public that he will open SCHOOL on the s,b
ut this month, III tie upper Room Of John NTcKim's
heure, nearly oppofite to the Swami where
he viii te1ch the Lain g Greek Languages, Ma
themateks u Rhetoriok, Stc.-Terms fifteen dollar,
per quarter.
Oct. Z. 60
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CG)

DIR,
Your letter of the 9th int. has been duly recei.
we'd. Suppofne ,ha, You will he much engaged thi,
morning, defer waiting your ExcelIency, I'll
You will be pcafod to inform me OF the time when j,
" i'll be convenient you 10 fee me.
lremain with great relpecf,
Your Exoellercy's
mott obsdent Servant,
(Signed) ElCK BOLIVIAN.
New Orleans. 25th Nov 1906.
Hi, Excelency Gen. WiIliil,n, Faux-)
bontg Marigny the houfe between
Madam FFevigne & Male McCarty.S
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WILL BE som

az F"'e H@f'i0'' o7fbt l2b dag Of eeer,5er 0sxt at
fbr d'o, sffbr 6opis Tavera,
NJ lNETY-TWO rhoufand. feven hundred and
l thirty acres of Wc0ern LANDS. lino in tb,.
counties o. Montgomery, Hlrrifon and Eenawfa-
a credit Of one two three and four years will bs
allowed, if Satisfactory feeuritv mali he Given.
SAMUEL GRFFNIOW.
Richmond, Oa7. osv, r.
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July 10Th, 1867.
My Dear Friend,

My Dear Friend
A. you are fail to have removed your
Head Quarters down he river, an there is a port
thar the Spartan s inferc pr on nal, " ti,h pats ne
eehariy tiro' the territory occupied i them m order
TO REACH yI'i lI proper to ai3.eis 5oc L. c pher
test the contents may w. cuncescc f5ou the Doo- f
they MAKE 10 i9ce 70 open he l-l,.r-. AXE :hc
following for the Catch weird Or Check word (snd vo,
may very readily decypher the Gegrc) VIZ in your
Own H,erogyPhie [ bur in your AlPhabe,
thus, lIieroglyphics
VI -O-JA
Every thing and even heaven tfclf appears 70 have
eonPired to prepare The Train for grand exploGon
are you ala ready For know you finch not when
great chje9 il in our preient IS more E.vo
rahe than your late poGoli, and as YOU can retain Il
";hoii iniPeion or alarm, you ought Ivy means TO
retire from It until your Friend. i,n YOU in December
fore where on the River MiGiiipp-under the au
spices OF Burr aud Wl,inion, fiall be happy to en-
gage, ard when the time arrives you will find nne
near YOU.
Write aud inform me by frn mail what may be tx .
rceied from you and your aGocates-!n an enterprise
OF ineh nIruent, conf erations even aronger than
ho'e OF AT sion impel to dslre your cordial CO.
' operation and active fupPors.
DAYTON
Adru { Bpyy t. lt,iI;,6..
Courage K Union.
Let NE hear from you by mail, as well as by the
brt g'oi private conveyance, and believe ne, with
INC ben "iihe' ioryour PROPERTY and happiness mott
truly,
Your friend and fcrvan,,
IONA: DAYTON.
u vnu write in Cyrher ! [Hyeroglyphies1
Ule The fame word, VIZ. V - On
(D
Ex'c7 er . Inn r-os yqge, T.. DoeoIlor. EG7 ts
G7.rH Ja71 WAkiajoa, Dafed Mathis, Oaotsy
sob 1906
Nchaei Myers arrived here 20 day. in 8 DAYS
from st. Luss, on his way 10 New Orleans--Iic
nIaie communication to me with pefni7ion TO
tranfa, 90 $685. vhich might 1lgger even oseduEty
OF h.iu.oo1,.n1 he flaws bes certain and MOE firm
IS b.lieyc in he Intelligence he Communicates; III,
- ntiher morrnor us than ihat plan to revoluti
'' Ct the Wenern Country has been formed, n,atu-
Nor9--'Tte k5g sgord Of iris letter IN erbber
is FRaNc4, L..pIage'is@S bsyeGjler.--E Ed. Eng
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w A NJ TT y.

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
A II OVERSEER.--None need at.rlv b,,, ,,,
l. who can come well recommended Tor hooenv
io6rety, indulry 6, thorough kno., ledge offsfo,.
ing, To perion Of this dsfcripton, liberal wage,
will be given.
EDWIN JhNES HARvIE.
Augun 7.
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I'm DOLLARS KTWiIFI5
D9''fe9 Jr"~ ny ,c.rnhing ,'edzgoas in igb fo7ca,

UJ"ffa JroR ny yrsfniirg Jf7d sg34s In III, fozc,
an he i2b infant,
o9tPH WILL AMSoN, who vas d'y eDlin.
~ ed on the 18th day Of Augua as trvate IN the
army Of tie United States; lie wa, born rlrcordr,,
to his own aeeonnO in Hanover county. (Vir,,,rs &
aged 26 yeats he is five feet a inch,s hsh. darl.
hair, hsze eyes, dsrk complexion, remarkably l.ros
aud black beard '@'s
The above reward with reafpnate t1repee, u.li
be paid on the delivery Of the hJ delsr-sr AZ th;.
place or ~ any oiseer Of the army Of the United
Statet
J G. CARTER.
Fai.n ladR,gf. g. s. IzT,y
Fiedcrietf burg, 5ep.emo,r -.
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Ma. LIE TELLER,

II :. ~ . 7,
H4' returned 10 RIcHNoND, and zcW remain in N.
fIass fa0 gvct{s.
i NoNTiEUlNG to practice in the d.ff;ren, BRAN
y e5es 81 his Profe1ion, ie. Extracting Teeth,
ceara: en- rriiorinc them their natural elegance.
letting sritsia GAGS 70 he uier,l as well A, or
namenta, and plugging the deeayed csyiries of uch
rs can be prs.crved
Mr. BFooKEs fore, in the brick row.
O9oEtr 7. e,e
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For RENT

rE~HE HOUSE lately occupied nv Mr. Aroo,
and at Freiert in the Occupancy Of BUR-
VIII h. offered, publicly, for renf, on the prerifs.
to the higheit bidder, on MONDAY the 12.h inAaDt.
ny SAMUEL GREENHOW.
49, - CplW
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FOR SAFE

VIE fubfcriber is defrous Of filling hi, Pro.
4 PARlY in this City The purclafer ,,.r +,
accommodated with time if required on giviny G,-
i'sctpfy ieeuFity' SAML. GREENHOW.
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Philadelphia, 18th July, 1906.
DEAR Sir.

Mr.. Svartwout the brother OF Col s of New
York, being on his way down the RIilR1ippi and
preium'ng that he way pa!s you fome pot q, the
river, has requened of me Il letter OF ntroduc4ion
which give with pealiIre, lie is moR amiabic
young man, and highly refpettble from his charae r
and connections. pray you TO afford him ans friend
iy ofers which his ii.uation may require and bsg
you 20 pardon the trouble which this may Give yDu
With entire rsIneSt,
Your i.iend & obedieut fervant
y. BURR.
His Excc.lency, General WikinGon.
AIr. SwartSUut
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CITY ofair5xoui. set. I
Sworn To and fubGcrihed |
before me this 5,h day of !
September 1907. I
(Sisnec) /
Henry S. Skore. ]
nj Zrue Coiy.
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&c

Cry ofa letter from General Dayton TO General
Wii"'cion, written in eypher except th"le part.
printed IN IHiiiek'. This eyPher deiigued by
Gen Dayton, and founded on the HieFogiyphics
known TO Gen. Nilknion and Col Burr.
July 2l,h, 1906.
xN! D-O1I C"v c-O-IA"
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Ii is now well afcertaincd that YOU are to be d;c
placed III NEXT felton,. J=ferion will affea to yield
r-utantiy the Public ien,nent but yield he will
prepare yeurieIs therefore for it: you know the
reii'
You are not defpair or even defpond ef-
Peca!y when iuch proipecis offer in another Quarter
are you ready Are your numerous aauclate, rea-
dy /! Wealth & Glory, Louiliaua & Mexico II @,H
6svs tine TO rraaiVe letter from you Eoye t far
Cbio,--O Fl o. diSrsiS be,e IS are;js, TO
H7s IN Cincinnati, rreeqs and my nephew otl7i
'afff!y a' y0s zy0s!d reeeiVe, 1sar j,itni.
DAYTON.
II
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SsIzuRE or CoptxnAerv.

Our formidable expedition ~ the Baltic has NOW
reached ts delsatiou aud its obsCt 1t apr.,rs ,h,
a demand was made by Mr.. Isoklon the Br,,;g, -, =
g"tiiior, oil the prince royal Of Denmark th. I'll
it"nec 81 winch ''ss follows " That ~ the pr.f,,
it"te os ,ne cnn'iucCt t ulpofbIe TO diis,,,-n
10y longer between a neutral and an enemy, bar
" her b Coming an ally or 40 apen Zoe. rha,f,r..
thing therefore wai req irtd beGaes 5D ordinary ,
iumption of the real dipoGuoa Of every Rafr. aoI
thai "i"'s the icHueuce OF mplacabe enemy pfg.
o"hi"aitd over every power within his reach. aud
either Checked or converted into immediate ho0il.v
every engagement or inclination uufavorabc To n.
'nlefeh, It was imppilibe to coufdsr the ordinary
covenants at anJ neutral nation either a. GEci.n,
ieeurty oi her own independence, or for thofs ,cbo
ooH'e ~ her neutrality. IL became the duty of En-
Riihi theFefure 70 dicTmnae in theie circu1Qanrss
net"een rights paramount aud invariably bindn,, I'M
ON al! Rates, aud rights which might be (yGer2d .,
relax and geld to that late Of cxpediepev in yL;,b
certain courie OF neaiures might involve the
oi nston.
IN TINS Hate, therefore, II was dangerous 70 Great,
Britain, and therefore ccaled 20 be her dytv IN re-
eogle any longer the rcuroity Of Denmark ,,i,hon,
iuiclen, pledge that this pledge was apsrroifiop
to garron the iortreliss which command che patio.
oi the Sound and the navigation Of the Bal,ie toge
tncr with the free ule Of the Danih ports for her
h'Rping until iueh time the prcnure Of circum-
tain lhould determine.
1t scarcsly TO be doubted bu, that the nrincs rov,
was ipme"hst aruck wi,h this demand He is G1,d.
however, to have replied with grea, calnpels and
hFePidity, hat the courle Of condua reouirs1 ~
DenuAk was not that 1T neutral or even 81 an s,lv
0ut Of b,bgerent. lie was bound, therefore. j., ali
ienie Of dignity, to rePei the demand made uuop her,
sud IT rtH'sile I'd lcr England 10 look for her uG6
s'"sn 70 t'e gene'ai Judgment Of Europe, whish
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aylor IS ia'd to have fe' cut FOR Ksil.
(Hs,gS. C,,ys, 1tgg. i5y
u - q =

ELsfNEun, Aag. II. Mr. Toarirrla mail }
Some Of the Mcrhau,nen, bound To- Cooenhaysn
and the Baltic have been ordered by the Commander
in chief OF the Britiih feet einain there until fur
Their ordrrg" $3.50 "
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Inc Ship Liverpool Packet, Capt Parfons, which
arrived at tins port ait evening in so days from Lii
verpooi, LETT there on the 27th of AuguG at which
time It was reported that the U s. fchr Revenge had
arrived IN England hut nothing had ,ranipired ON the
iuhjset Of her milton.
CaP'. Parions has favored the Editor Of the Mer-
ean'r Advertiier wiz" London papers of thu 2sd of
Augoit, OK loyds hits and prices current Of ezlR.
Excepting the bombardmeut of Copenhagen, " hich
was iaid I" have commenced on the 7,h, thele pa
pers relate no event of extraordinary intereR.
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Translation.1

I Translation.
The Lion VanqaiShed BY the man.
On canvas once a certain artist drew
Between Lion and a man fight;
A fierce one, doubtless, twas for, to the view,
The man appeared victorious, by his might;
A waggish Lion, passing, saw the sight,
And cried-"These attitudes the workman shews
For had Lion had the job to do,
He would have changed the circumstances quite!
NovAL,
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E7 Leon 0enqiaa0 b0rT el 0m6re'
Qlerto artifqe pinto
Una lurua, en- Ike valiente
Tn ombre tan solamcnte
A un orrIble Leon venqio,
O,ro Leon, Ike el kwadro vic,
Sin preguntar porr su owtor,
En- tono doespreqiadeor
D9iho: bicn sc d9eha yer
Ke es pintar como kercr,
no fue Leon 81 Pintor.
Far the Wheeling RebI
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THURSDAY, 14th May, 1907.

I'M dpi hn ng @ large ap h nhyS &c
piece Ictn csn Span he@ a pedth mongu. " pI
b nalen tn t pMmei into Sk fnon ether Of %
poseods veinrrv Erhlsm uuuine& sounds
erimpc be ruc odo eemr hrf
% the ega Eh is M pok YER
F safely is ,up
in eye
on h OF hand where abound o
aI.nma
my mt am
to w tnay We ,udh ttoa om Ion perhaps
lgu yf auI ae hnhob u ~ % the al
d y hpaF Cpl a them how p
b farpoDi land adquec nraew Iri iy a g
a h it, e ar G
by would Ewm,
m % o diu b Europe tl agt them d
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lFRoM A LONDON PAPER.
PATENT.


Mr.. Rai1b WedgeveoAs (Bur/elem) for a COM
petition for making GLalj upon ne4v principles.
Mr. Wedgwood makes ufe of alkaline falt, pieces
or parts Of China, earthenware pitchers, or pieces
OF baked clay, old platter moulds, or calcareous
earshs, borax, fliceous earths and terra eondyela
he alkaline falt and borax are to be ufed in Rate
OF outon, and in this ioluon the pieces of china or
earthenware, or baked clay, being fri made red hot
are TO be thrown TO thefe to be added, old
platter mould, calcareous earth, frt Hacking them
In iointion of borax in water and then the iiceous
earths and fer,a ponirsa be added, all which
articles are to be ground together, and dried over
now fire. It the alkaline fats and borax are ui.d in
tate OF powder, they are then to be ufed in the
lame manner as in the common Proeefs. When the
ieveral articles are ground together and dried they
are to be fuied and when in fate of perfect fulton,
poured from the melting pot, into cold water.
ne proportion OF the materials are from 10 to so
parts IN w.t. of alkaline ialts from l2 to 70 of water
oil the pieces of china earthenware, from SO to $50
parts, and baked clay uCed so to 100 parts There
are other proportions given, but an accurate regard
to them is not absolutely neceiIary though the pa
tenee coneevss, that, by attending to them, great
er advantage will be gained than can be had by the
Preient mode OF making glafs, aud with flving of
health to the iabourers employed.