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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-14
jan. S.

Y virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date an
D terror to the act, entitled " an act, concern
ing the sale of property under executions and in
cambrances :" executed TO the subscribers, by
Eiiord Bentley, in order to secure the payment
of a sum of money due to Thomas Pcrsinson, as
therein expressed-we shall, on Tuesday, the
18th inst. if fair, it not the next fair day, at Pain.
vile i'll hmelis county, expose for sale, at public
auction, for ready money, twelve NEGRCES, as
mentioned in said deed, to wit: Ishan, Ned,
Jack, Nancy and her children, Themy, Peter &
Amy, Phebe and her children, Tabby, Joshua
and Nelson, and Rachael, or so many thereof, as
will be sufficient to discharge the debt mention
ed in said deed oftrust, with The interest & cost
necessarily incurred by carrying the said trust
into execution. The above deed Of trust is re.
corded in the county court of Amelia.
AR1EISTEdD 7, IOWNES,l
PFIER RISON, @'RFee'
January s. oawSwT
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IN cHANcERy.-Ata Court held for Abe.
Nov. 25.

N CHANCERY.-Ata Court held for Abe.
= marie County, the 5th day of Dec. 1903.
Nlinrod Bramham, RainnF-agsiast lao. lou.
EFT, Alice Jouett heir of Robert Jouett. Nathan
Srawtori and Margaret his wife, John Allen and
Mary ms wife, John Mills, Minan Mills, Merge
ret Mills, Frances Mills, Clifton Rodes aid Eli.
zaocth ms wife, Charles Jouett, Thomas c. Flct.
cher TI and Susanna his wife, Dgsndants.
he defendants John Jouctt, john Allen and
Mary his wife, and Charles Jo1ett, not Lax;nS
entered their appearance and given security ac.
coid'ng to the act OF Assembly and the rules IT
this court, and 1T appearing To the satisfaction of
the court, that they are not inhabitants of tL,s
Commonwealth On motion OF the Plaintiff. bv
IN; Corncil is ordered, That the said det.n-
dams do sppear here Oh or before the first Ar5u.
da; m March next, and answer the bill OF the
Plaintiff ami that a copy Of this order be FORTH
w'tn inserted In some public news paper. prIn-
ted IN the city Of Richmond. for eight weeks size
cessiveiy, and posted at the front door of the
courthouse of sail county OH some court day.
a Copy. Teste,
ALEX'a. GARRETT, D.. C.
december 10. oawSu
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away from the Subscribe, living in Brums-
wick county, about the LIST of Sept. last, a vel
low fellow named JACK, about ti,irtv-fye or sir
years old, five feet nine or tel inches high. str4,t
made, has a bur" on his left elbow, W 4ich pre-
vents hum from s:raitening his arms and always
his lett side is out his address is extremely polite
and humble III his manners, ard has some preten-
slons to the BARRIERS trade. The said fellow ran
away and was absent for z or 8 years, and was
apprehcnded IN Baltimore, at which place AVID
HaSerstown, in Maryland. he commonly rreenem-
ted and passed for a free mqn by the name Of
retcr Jones, at either of which places, or Nor
folk, Virginia, it is expected ne is gone.
The above reward will be given, ifdeIiyered 10
me IN brunswick county, va. or occurred in any
goti IN the United States, so that l get him, Of
of the same.
CHAS. CCRDLF.
e1i os v21nT
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IYIlLL BE SOLD, 10 tho highest Bidder,

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder,
w TT Hanover court house, on the 25th of
January, 1909. being Hanover court day, by vir-
tue Of three Deeds of Trust, executed tathc sub
~scribers, by Samuel Richardson, to secure tbs
payment of certain sums of money, therein ex.
pressed, a tract of LIND, lying in the county a
foresaid. containing 227 acres, more or less, ad
joining tkc Lands of Wm. Via and others. The
terms will be, one third cash. one third in nine
months, and the other third in twelve months, to
carry interest from the day ofshe.
PARKE STREET,
JOHN B.JoHNsoN,S 1''e
nee. q. 2awtdS
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nee. II

HE Subscribers have on hand, at Private
Il Sale -
10 Hogsheads, sad
80 Barrels Loaf Sugar,
10 Hhds. Brown Sugar of superior quality,
10 Tierces prime Green Coffee,
20 Bags OF superior white do.
20 E,ds. Mola4scs.
y Casks old Port Wine, of superior quality in
Bottles,
6 Cases Stouglton's Bitters, containing dog!
Pint Bottles each.
3 DO Raspberry Brandy,
3 Do. Mcthcg!en,
Choice old cogniac Brandy in Pipes,
Holland and Country, Gin in Do.
Caldlcs and Soap in boxes,
Ground Ginger in Kers, &c. &c,
also:
~ Bales Kendall Cotton,
Wth a very general assortment o. coarse
H'ooiena, ali OF which will be sold low for
cash or on short crodit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes ri Inc Bark of Virginia.
fNOSSER & MONCURE.
december q. o,,rIn
N. b. Cash will be given for two likeIy voune
Negro MEN, thathaye been accustomed to pI,ps
tae!on business, and an unexceptiohable COOK.
ana Tor sale, the best male House Servant in Vir.
sria Also, IS Virginia Bank Shares, for cash by
p. & M.
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Dec. 27.

MoTlCE-On Friday the 10Th day of Janu,-
1 Y ry ,neXt, will he sold, to the highest bidder.
at the plantation OF the late VIM. Friend in Ame-
IA suhHry valuable PROPERTY, to wit. The
Stock Of Cattle, Hogs, Horses and Sheen. the
crop OF Corn. Fodder, 5hu.ks, &c. and about 200
bushels OF Wheat, plantation Utensils, and about
70 likely young NegToes-Terms of ale-one
third cash, and the balance in u months.
At the same time, wilt be offered for sale, the
above mentioned tract of LAND, upon a credit
OF one, two and three years. Persons disposed
to purchase this Land, had better view the same
before the day of sale.
In every instance, bond AM unquestionabk Sc
curity viii lie required.
All those indebted to the said estate, will please
make Immediate payment, & those having claims,
will present them on or before the day OF sale.
THOMAS BRANCH, Executor.
Chesterfield, pee. Is. oaw6wT
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LIreAr1ELD, Comm December 9

The following circumstance took place in
Bethlehem, in the county of Litohfeid, Connect.
cut
In the month Of January, 1778,a gentIemaH by
the name of Beach, had a pair of silver shoe buc.
.kles, valued at one dollar, stolen from him al
..hough . strict inquiry was made at ue time, no
Information was obtained respecting them. A
few mornings since, one of the family ofthc gen.
tleman, to whom the buckles belonged, found
All anonymous letter upon a bush near The house,
from which they had beentaken, about tifirty.one
years since, directed to a Mr.. Bird, (the suppo.
sed name Of the owner Of the buckles) which.
after reminding him ofthe theft, together With
several attending circumstances, concluded by
assuring hin ofthe pcnitence of tse writer and
requesting him 10 accept of four times tie ,alac
OF the buckles, ~ a small compensation for the
wrong done him in the letter were enclosed d
dollsrs. AIcmarkablG ~inst4lce OF the power of
conscience, which after a lapse Of thirty years,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-14
YOUNG LADIES, BOARDING. SCHOOL,

YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING. SCHOOL,
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY The geae-
raj ctpyobhtioa sshica suas expressed BY those pat
rons VI Literature sid -4rts srho konorcd this insfi
tuition 6v their attendance az the i,,e pu6iic recitati-
oas, and grateful for the ~enco,niUn,s they 6essopsd
SphAst oicpiag the exhibition Of benmanshib, nee
We-sverk, embroidery, &c. &c. 4 venture again to Of.
fer any services in the discharge Of those duties
which have occupied material Part of my latter
years.
Inimatcd By The prospeer Of meeting the SUPPORT
I hose hitherto received, and contemplating tic
Piea.wcs IhaUe in ciczv, BY further contributing to
rae benefit Of the rising generation; 1 intenddsGica-
ting IN, whoLe timc to the Improvement and eeifca.
tioa Of such 1oung Ladies as may he crtruste.i Ia
my care /: assuring their parents, guardians, &c
| that IL shall Be my constant stu,J to discover the
turn or bent of their 1nino:s tkat sphcye it is aecss-
sary, 1 may be asle, byeentle dsi PERSUASIVE means,
so {. 7neIordte their dispositions as to in,kace them
70 rish to learn : and where the pre- rsity is airea-
dy discerna6le, to heigbte; IT 6y Juss comm eadation,
that 1T anay become more ssduiousig en.uIous.
Tie utmost caution shall be used to preserve them
in health, to impress them with just notions ef pi.
cry and v,rtue, ard to make them understand the
necessity Of attending to moral and domestic econo
my. In fine, such viii be my pride to give entire
satis!factier. that thss .hsY As.=: - =:AAa., =. !: e: :: s.s
BY being from home, than the absence from their pa
rents, &c. and 6einS Obliged to attend diligently to
the orders and regulations Of this Institution.
is siesuinS S0hat has been dose, is a better critic
rion than any other svhereLy 70 judge sehat MAJ b
attained, the subscriber IeSs ieave to inform the La
dies and Gentlemen IF Richmond, and its vicinity,
that a Specimen, the PeJormnsce Of a 1onag La
~ Of that city, uho SSas only eighteen nao'ths at
the above Seminary, may be seen on duplication al
Mr. Archibaid NiS6et's, herchaer in Richmond
SARAK F1LKENER.
U EUsy possible excrtisn is embioyca to FRO
cure a discreet : properly qualified person to teacj
Music.
mar nest.
- The terms for milton, board, washing, iodg
| ing, &c sc are one hundred and .fve dollars. Foi
day scholars tsSenp dollars per annun,.
The house is remarkably comn,oaious and Wel
constructed for the preservation Of health. -,
WGrre'ton, North Cd,oiiga, -
December 19th, 1903. h@"T~
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YIALUAnLG PROPERTY. ~ 80

VALUABLE PROPERTY, FOR S.fLE-
v The Ownershayc become DESTROYS Of selling
that well kpown, and valuable Property, the
.UARM SPRINGS, lying IN Bath county, with
all tic LaHo and Tenement, belonging thereto,
or Uhey viii sell ttc Springs with 5 or 8 hundred
acres Of Land. 1t would be useless 80 say amy
tdng about the situotion OF those Springs, and
their great Medical qualities, with the superior
advantages attached to them, over any ofthe o.
ther Mineral. Waters in this country. AS il is
presumed that no one will attempt to purchase,
who is not well acquainted with them, or who
will view the property before they purchase. A.
ny communication OIL this subject, addressed to
The Subscriber, wiIlbe speedily attended to.
CIaARLES H. LEWIS.
Warm Springs, Decembcr 10. oaw3mT
N. IA considerable prompt payment will he
expected, and a few Likely young NEGR0ES
taken
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IN acknowledgements County
i Court, 18th Nov. 1903.
George & Thomas Brown, ContlGinants-a-
gainst Jacob Walsh, jr. & Stokeiy Towles, De
Pendants.
THIS day came the compl'ts, by their counsel,
ard the def't Walsh, not having entered his APP
pearsnce and given security, according to the act
of Assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that he
is not an inhabitant OF this state, on the mo,;.,n of
the compl'ts, it is decreed and ordered, that tbe
sand def't ValsS appear here OH the frs, day of
March term next, and answer the bill of the com
plainants, and that a copy of this order be forth.
with inserted, for two months successfully, in
some newspaper published in the city OF Rich.
mond, and posted at the front door of the court.
house of this county.
And it is further ordered, that the def't To,Yies,
retain IN his hands whatever money or property
he may have belonging to the said Walsh, until
the further order of the court.
Attest
FLEM, BATES, c. ". C.
Ian, 8. Onu2W
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p Y virtue Of adeed Of trust, executed

~ Y virtue OF adeed Of trust, executed
subscribers by Gerard Banks, TO secure ia.
paylsent OF several sums OF mere,. due 10 I,h,
l.. Harris s Co. which deedhas bean transferred
to VIM. 6. Poinaexters VIII be sold on, the nre-
misses, on the ,2lst day of JANUARY next, to answer
the purposes specified in said deed, to the hipb.
est bidder, f~orready money, so much of a trac,
of LAND. in said deed mentioned, Containing
seven hundred and eighty. four acres. lying in the
county OF Goochland' adjoining the Lands Of
Geo. w. Payne, Duiguid Minis, Gideon Mims
and others, as may be necessary TO psy the bal.
aacc due on said deed, which is abeut s 1900, and
the expenses attendingth sale. The subscribers
citing as trustees, and being no way Interested.
will convey to thc purchaser. s,.h title only as
accrued 10 them by virtue of the deed of trust a.
forcsaid. I'm. MILLER. ,
FREDERICK HERRIS.S 1rn'sees'
pec. 20.
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Jan. s..
FLEM, It C.. ". C.

NIRGINIA-At a Superior Court of Chance
v ry, holden at the Capitol, in the city of
Richmond, the first day Of September, 1893.
James Gosden and Mary his wife, late Mary
Tucker, Administrative of Joel Tucker, decea
sed, and relict and exccutrix of VIM. Parrot,
deceased, and in her own right, Phaintif-A-
gsinst Joseph Wilson and John Groves. Offs
III defendants Joseph Wilson and John
Groves, not haying entered their appearance and
given security according to tie act of Assembly,
and the rules of this court, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction OF the court, that they are not in
habitants OF this country, on motion of the plain
tifis, by counsel, 1t is ordered, That the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs,
and that a copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published i'll the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, & pos
ted at the front door of the capitol in the said ci-
ty.
A Copy. Teste,
PETER 7INSLET, e. C.
ian. 5. OuWSW
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(Signed) GEORGE TRUITT.
AdjutdAt General Green.

JAMES SEABaOOK, Td1LOR, returns his
DGtefai thanks to his Gienas and he pa.ie,
for heir liberal encouragement. and Informs them,
tint ne has ren,oVctf rom Hryriss Corner, 10 tie
House iafcG oscRpie! b. mn. William P'ichGrG.
Dook-SeHer, resf door d6ove tie POST Office, Soheyc
all command, IL Ills line, 7giH b. bdaJaHy rerci
Ued, and Ppmcfvahy attended fo-dat TIA: he sGY
continues, Constantly, - receive The H~eSocst !, hioas
J,O'n PhHaael Phia. .JaB. ). 2av2wG1av4w
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7 oST, a NOTE signed by Wm. Crawford, &
IL endorsed by John Clarke, both OF the city 'oi
Richmond, dated the ist Il Nov. last, and due
the Est day of May, 1909, amounting to s SOC J
it is supposed il has been dropt in the street
Any person having found the same will be libe.
rally re warded on leaving it with the subscribers
All persons are forwarned from receiving or ira
ding for the same in auW manner whatever.
pROSSER & MONCURE.
pccCZ. Oawtw
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EOR SALE.-WM be sold, onTuesday, the
A 18th Jan. to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, five valuable aalf acre LOFTS, situated,
in DuvaPs plan of the city of Richmond, and add
joining to the house and lott of Mr.. Elisha Price,
& on the day following, will be sold, the HOUSE
s LOTT whereon the subscriber at present re-
sides. Terms made known on day Of sale.
d. D0RRING TON.
Dec. 81. 2awtds.
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PURSUANT 70 a deed oftrust duly recorded
L in the court of Chesterfield, viii be offered
for sale, for cash, on Mondsy, The 23d INST. at
BrooSs's Tavern, in the town of Manchester, L
Negro Mar named BEN, ] black GELDING,
and one bay STUD COLT, (the property Of
Stephen Branch or so much thereof, as will sa.
tisfy Valentine Winffee, the sum of thirty. six
pounds, with interest and cost.
Nm. FERDLE1, Trustee.
january ~. 3tg
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CJacksOn,3
CAsr1xE, (Me.l Dec. II

The Lae Holt prisoners escaped-Four ofthe
persons lately committed on the charge OF muir
der, have made their escape from the Jail of Cas-
tine, on the night of the Is inst. We have not
done by persons in disguise. 1t is said by 4 mob
90 or so people, who demanded the keys Of the
person who was the keeper, with 4 presented
pistol-The real jailor was absent on business.
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pHILApELpnIA. Ian. 2.

:" II J"I' .
1t is probable on the accession of Mr.. Madison
20 the Executive Chair, that a change in our Fo-
reign Agents will take place, and that a reiterati-
sn OF offers ofnegociation will be made to each
of the belligerent powers.
Itis understood, that or the return Of the ship
Union, which may be expected in all this month,
another messenger, both to France and England,
WILDE dispatched by our government and that
this will be thelrultcrior effort at Amicable ueco-
ciation.-The Union is not expected to bring
out any thing OF a satisfactory or decisive nature.
...ReH
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ITO JoHN FOWLER Of Kentucky, and jon
L DAN HARMS, Of Vrginia,
GENTLEMEN,
Tske notice, that on Thursday the 10Th
Of next month, at John ADdcrson's Tavern, in
Hew-Canton, 1 shall proseed to take the deposi-
tons OF Robert Moseley and others, 10 continue
from day to cay, unti finished And on Friday,
the 2Oth of next month, l shall, at buckingham
court house, again proceed to take the depositi-
ons of Daniel Guerrant and others, which depo.
sitions IRE to be read as evidence in a suit Gepen-
ding in the High Court of Chancery foi the Rich
Inond District, wherein / am plaintiff and you
are defendants. Yours. &c.
PETER GUERRANT.
oZ sc
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THE partnership of Daniel Iriplett G Co. i.
L this day dissolved by mutual consent.
DANIEL IPIPLETT,
SAIL. p. PRISONS.
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Dec. 81.

ANDING from the Schooner R1GHMo ND
IL at Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
IS Hhds, Muscovado Sugar,
IL Do. Green Coffee,
9 Bales Woolens,
IN SIORE.-100 bags Salt, IS hhds. Melass.
es, 10 tierces green Coffee, 6 quarter casks Sher-
ry, 8 pipes Gin, so boxes Segms, 8 bags Race
Ginger, Souchong, Hyson Skin and Young Hyson
Tea. For sale by GEORGE WATT.
nov. 4. Itf1
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THE Subscriber wishes to hire 40 or 50 NE
GRO MEN, and a few BOYS of Ia or Is
years of age, to work at the coal business the
ensuing year. DANIEL TRKPLETT.
nee %. IF
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U IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, intending

IRBY, DRAKE & TAYLOR, intending
HI TO close their present concern, will dispose
of their stock of DRf GOODS, at reduced pri-
ces, for cash, OF OH short credit, For approved
notes in town.
Those persons indebted to the concern by open
account, are requested to make payment or exc
cute bonds for their respective amounts.
"a II tf
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DIED SULPHUR SPRINGS. Monroe coun
oawSwT
January S

d ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun.
IN ty, Va. The Subscriber takes this early op-
portunity of informing the public, that he has
leased the RED SULPFUR SPRINGS, and he
pledges himself that no pains or exPence will
be spared on his part, to give general satisfaction
TO those who may visit said Springs. There sre
six additional houses now building, wlici, toge-
Their with the buildings ALREADY completed, VIII
enable him to accommodate one hundred Board
crs, with their servants, comfortably. lie deems
it unnecessary 10 say any thing OF the valuable
properties OF said Waters, as the benefits expe-
rienced by persons visiting them, have already
spread their FAME through the greater part of the
United States. Letters and Nsws-Papcrs direct
ed to the visitors at said Springs, will he deliver
ed at tho place once a week. There will be q
Store kept at said Springs, containiur; IA general
assortinentof Goods, Medicine, &c.
ISAAC E5TILL.
Dec. II. oaw5wf
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BALTIIoRE, January 9.

BALTlAoRE, January g.
Yesterday four ships chartered by government
to convey troops to Newt Orleans, dropped down
the bay for Annapolis, to avoid being detained
bythe ice.-Al the troops have not yet arrived,
but are momently expected. They Will embark
at Annapolis for their port efdestinatioR- zme-
Tican.
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SALEM, January 8.

DN|EHj J"IUdIy 70
The public and solemn Testimonies OF mourn
ing and Indignation, with which the Anniversary
of the Embargo has been regarded in many pla-
ces, indicate a rising storm. In the proceedings
ofthe town of Bath, Ne see some OF the features
of those measures which we're adopted in the
Massachusetts province, previous to the revoluti.
on, to protect the liberties of The couatry from the
arbitrary proceedings of the British government.
"Comnittess of Safety and correspondence"
were lodies which gave vigor to the sons O ffree.
dom in these days we hope, however, our State
Legislature viii be our grand Committee of
Safety" now.
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can COMPEL the guilty to search for, and re
compense Tie person whom he had winged.
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All these buildings are in complete o,t,er g.,
the accommodation Off large and ,~.enteel family.
VINO may nave easy access to all the ADVANTAGES
OF the city, and live as retired rs they could Wish
JOHN ELLIS.
XIV 81. ToawffJ
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FOR SALE, the TENE NEWT on which III.
L subscriber lives, situated ON Church Iii
WITHIN ABOUT one mile of Richmond Market. con.
tainins two and half acres ofI.and, well enclosed
i'Aa highly improved. The buildings consist of
a large and well constructed Dsrei!Ine- Hou,,.
Lanrarg. Aifehen, Dairy, Smoke Rouss, 9 Stores.
Wtce CDece, Coach House, Barn, Stable, AMI Ice.
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METnsp OF PRESERVING TaE NATURAL CO.
LoR OF

~ " VI tbVNENo.
At a meeting Of the Philomatic Society, at
Paris, citizen I,auy stated the means which he
had successfully employed to preserve the natu.
rel color in the petals of a great number of dry-
ed flowers. 1t was only necessary to immersc
them, for some minutes in alcohol, (srdent spirit,
or whist is called spirit of wine) The colors ut
first faded, but in Il short time they resumed their
natural tint, which remained permanently fixed
The author is fully convinced ofthe success of
this experiment, as he made it ten years ago oG
the Aowers of various plants, particularly viola
odorata, geranium sanguinem, vicia dumeto-
rum.