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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-07
Richmsrd. Jan. q
Virginia Legislature,

. The New Banks--stili on the tapis.-
yssterda,. the sections for adding three
Literary Fund Banks, 1t Richmond, a.
Norfolk. and at Petersburg, were lake
Mr.. Mercer spoke at considerable
length in their favor, eypatiating ap'r
,hs Literary Fund, and the advantage;
that might be expected il The augmenta-
tatiop Of its funds from the proposed in.
Mr.. Anthony enquired u he had 9
rirht to msse . amendment TO these sec
tisns-which being conceded, he pro-
posed a section for aathorising the Ii
terary Fund BaAk at Richmosd to estab.
Iish a b. aneh at Lynchburg-WhIch was
agreed to. Ess3 !,
The question was then taken on all the
sections. relative to the Literary Fund
Banks, and adopted. -.
Mr.. Mercer then moved to add new
section to the Bill for authorizing twO
b,uk. to he es ablished in I.oudnun. ore
at Leesburg, with capital OF Sl74,00o
and the o,he at Waterford, with the
same capital motios rejected.
Ca which. Mr.. Mercer meveda new
section. autsorisinE only one back in
Loudoun. 10 be located at Leesbnrg OF
at Waterford. az the Commissioners
misht select Motion carried. &
Nations were then made bv the follow
inc gentlemen. for adding new sections
to the bill, VIZ:
By Mr. Sexton. to establish b nix al
Winchester. with a capital OF S25e.ooO
By Nj. Marshall. for bank,at War
reaton IN Farquiea, capital S250.ooo,
Mr.. Heath; at Dwntaes capita
$4,000,
SIR i'ecar lin The absence OF Mr.
lOrddriage. who was unweiD bank a
Weld burg, Brook connty capita! $500,
600. -
W.. Colstsn; in leifsrson county
IS 100000.
Nr. Whorthar; at Ciarksburg
8 2Dn. GEO
Mr.. rhnmpson West End, Fairta,
couury, S 250,000.
Mr.. Cclston at Romney Humpshir'
county, ca ,Iital bank,
Mr. Irwin; at Wheeling capita
Mr., draishill Moor6eld, Hardy; ca
pital blank,
M. Buster Char ests~n, Kanawha
| 8 900.00c.
Mr.. Stokely; Parkersburg, Woo
county ia GOO dollars.
" Cock; Fincastle, Botetourt, s74.
900 dollars.
Mr., Crawford: at Stanton $4,000
dollars,
Whicb withtae three adnpt d o. Thur
day &the three itsrary Fu"d banks,wil
make in all 81
These successive motions were agreet
to.
MIR. Pollard hoped the bill would la,
on rho table, until this day, to give Mr.
'azewetI, whose arrival he expected az
l"ppor unity ol aHering section 10 rave
| II bank TO be established for the aid o
The Roanoke Navigation.
! MIR. ihamber|ayns supported this mo
ti"n. saying, that although he expectet
he bill would pass. and any. opposition #
It would be Intellectual, he wished time t
consider it, that he might try to make i
as perfect as possible.
Some conversation took place on Thu
subject. Mir. Mercer expressing his wis'
tnat The biilmight beengrossed by MOndsy
to be read third time. The motion {,
iayit on the table was finally acquieseet
in, whenhe House Adjourned.
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RESOLUTION
Passed at the late session of Tie Gfnera
.1ssembly-ScKTH CAROLINA.

Passed at the late session of he Genera
.assembly-soKrH CAROLINA.
TX SENATE, Dec ~, 1876. !
WHEREAS it was
Resolved. BY the senate and house Of
commons Of the general assembly OF N
Carolina, at their session IN the year 1914,
that superb sword appropriately adorn-
ed should be presented to captain Johnson
Blakely. Of the United States slvsp sf war
Wasp. upon his return to the U. States /:
And whereas, capt, BIakcly, having Pc
rished at sea. the opportunity has been
lest of rendering TO hin this tribute of
affectiona'e and honorable regard but
having left wife aud child endeared Il,
til: people Of this state, by his gallant,
conduct in the service Of his country; and
it being proper that the sword intended
Tor him should be placed in the hands of
his family.
Be ii therefore unanimously,
Resolved By the senate aud house If
commons OF the general assembly of N.
Iarellna, that his excellency the goyer
nor be requested to forward to Mrs.
Blakely. the swosd which was directed
10y the genera: assembly Of 1914, to be
presented to her husband, together with
a copy OF their resolution on The subject {;
and to express TO Mrs BIakely the deep
interest which this legislature will always
take ID her happiness and welfare: !.
Resslved further. raat capt. Biakely's
child be educated at the sxpencc of this
state; and that Mrs. Blakely be request
ed to raw on the II easurer of this state
from time to time, for snch sums of mo-
uey as shall be required tor the education
OF the said child.
dissolved, That his excellency thego,
vernon be requested to forward to Ms.
Blakely, 4 copy Of the foregoing resolu-
ionss
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Notice is hereby gwen,

NotiCC Is hCiSDy gwen,
a>HAT the Collector oil the Revenue
Z for the BED collection district Of
Virginia, or his Deputy will attend at
t.essburg, from the LIST to the 18th .ef
January, 1917
Middleburg, Monday 6
Aide, ednesda. 8
Waterford, Tuesday IA
HIllsborough, Thursday is
Upperviile, Saturday Is
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday 9TH
January
Heldley Nelson's, MONDAY 9Th
Fairfax Court House, Monday Goth.
For the purpose of receiving The entry
OF carriages, with the harnes used there
for, agreeable to an act of congress, pass:
ed the 18th day Of October 1874. which
entry is thereby required to be made :
for falling to do which penalty of du,f-
ole the amount Of the duty imposed by
the act of the 18th of December 1914,
will be encurred. Given under my hand.
December @, 1916.
JOHN LITTLEJ0HN.
Collector of the Revenue,
. " Non-residents are informed that
DANIEL MlNoR, Esq. of Alexandria,
will receive the amount of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them in
the cosnties of Loudoup and Fairfax,
which tax if not paid before the lth day
OF January 1917, will be sent on to the
designated collector at Richmond. Per-
sons DESTROYS Of seeing their SITS may do
50 by applying to me at Motifs, in Alex.
andria, on the 9th or 10th OF January
next.
December 6-9 eo6w
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.a!erandrin, Nor 60, 1916.

Alexandria, Nor 60, 1916.
The annual meeting Of the Stockhold.
5 in The Little River Turnpike Cowpa-
v, will be on the second Monday in ia
aary 1917. ut John M'Laughlin's hotel
the town of Alexandria at which
me an election will be held Tor Presi
i,nt. four directors and a Treasurer. A
al statement OF the accounts will be laid
eEore the Company. On the following
AZ superibt endant oi the road. and
oiisctors Of toiis al The gates, vii be ap'
,nlnted,
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Public Sale.

On Wednesday usxt the 9Th January, a
ioo'clock, will be ssld, at our Aac
ton Rsols. on UBion street, Tor Pa
per o. Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania
kaststs Shore or Marylsnd, and Un
chartered Banks Of Virginia
TIE snsirs stock Of prime, ssasonaoR
Dry Goods,
or a House declining business, with
out re,srvs) tor Bank Paper OF any I"
the above named States. Also, verl
considerable invsice Of Ssassaable DE-.
Goods, for Paper sf the late Merchants
Bank Of Alexandra.
ON SAME DAY,
Will be offered for Current Bank Paper
of The District,
A very general assortment OF British
French, German 4 India Goods, which
are selling at the New York prices and
will be found well worthy the attentms
of town AMI country dealers, as they cal
be supplied On the most rea enable terms
and For approved Paper at % days
Msdeirs Wise
Maaaga ditto
Vest India RUN
Holland Gin
Molassrs, Salt
scases eleyan' Fr"rch Hats. etc. etc.
Jehn Jackson & 20.
huctioaeers.
nscerrher 81
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For Charleston, ). C..
To RENT.

The large and commodious three storJ
Brick Warehouse, now in the Possessi"
# Dodge end Kettell, lover end of King
,.reet, Possession may be had the s0'f
4 February next Apply to
Griffith and BrawDer.
December 5 Law
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Pubic Sale.

Pubic Sale.
Will be added 20 ucxt tuesdays sales
n the Sendue <;ogc, CORNER oi Prince
- spd Water streets without reserve
on liberal e-edu
I bale blankets
do brosacic'hs
I. d. piaiss do
l Gaze capes. skawls and tippits,
singhsms, cOfdaro,s. &c.
p. &. Marsteller.
Jan 6
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JONAH THOMPSON, TT.
L. Il. +. c.
tAtI

.Noyembe: % eot2d Milan
The Editor OF tbe Winehes er Gazette
will please to insert he above until lie
,econd Monday in Japuar' next. d for.
ward his account 10 this uiFce
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NOTICE

All re ;ons having claims against the
corporation. not provided for by law, To-
the year 1916. will please leave them
with the subscriber on or before fnda!
next the 10th instant
JAMES MCGUIRE.
Superintendent OF Police.
Jan 6
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tor Boston.
NoiIce

N0tlCe-
Whcrea, I did by an assignment dated
Goth Move nber, 1916. transfer < sseisr
10 Bryan lIampsoa and Go. and Thomas
Janney u Co. tor Certain purposes there
in mentioned, all my books, rights, cre-
|aits. etc.
Notice is hereby siveL to all persons
indebted to Inc by bond note or book &C
count, that the same is required to be
paid to John d. Brown or Robert 'larrl
sou. who a'one IRE authorized by the
joint assisnees 10 receive the same.
William Hatton.
December )
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t'uehe SALE

I'uolc SALT
On Two S,lay next the 9Th ms. will D. sofr'
a. tas Veu&zs Store corner Of Prince
and Water streets, on liberal ere
dit
A hrss and general assortment OF B'i'
fish and Irdia DRY GOODS, the stick
Of a House declinlay business-amons
which are,
SaperHne and second brnadsloths
Plains. coatings and asnusls
l. oerial and Bssnst's cords
Bc;Ies aGd jeans
SyauS4owa. toilenetts and Marseiffet
vests 20
einghsms.
Enbs sssn and furniture dimitIes
Leao, jacenet and book muslins
Naslin handkerchief.
White asd ca,ored ssmbrios
CalioOss, cotton hosiery, etc etc.
p. q. Mars;sileP.
January I
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Public Sale.

Will be added to next Tuesdays sales
at the vendue Store, corner OF Primes
: and Water strects'-
2 bales burlaps
1 ditto striped blankets
20 ditto msns' and womens' silk no
siery
80 gin eases
IS boxes pipes.
ALSO,
/ elegant Piano Fote.
p G Marsteller.
January 4 80.
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TUESDAY. JaEvAsr7
Public Sale

vNTnL Be ssld, at psblis auctisa. on|
wv Tuesday the 9TH day OF January
next, being the second day Of Prince
William Court, at the late resi- snes nj
Alexander rendered.. Of Dsnfries tisal
sas personal property Ut the narslo"
house. Hn useless to enuuaerats 1t par
ficplsrly. bat amongst many other arti-
slss are such a. follsws
A large quantity sfbeddins Of superior
quality: a piano: an elegant vioiin: a
new fashionable carriage with plated
harness and pair Of horses s mich
COWS, 20 ar so hams OF prime old bacon
valuable carpeting: tea ware and glass
ware, etc. etc.
On this property credit OF menths
will be eiven, the purchaser giving bond
and security, bearing interest Iron the
date II not paid punctunlly.
Five slaves are Zoe sale, viz first
rate female cook, likely well uttered
girl Of IA. young man Of good chsrac-
ter rough blacksmith, and two valuable
farming negro men, one about 20 tae
other about IS years old The one about
%. to be sold as near Fauquier court
house as may he, t'be near his wife. and
the other-f0y like reason near Lees.
bssg lnr.su Horner, Esq. will sell the
youngest. rbe-s people may be seen at
IDENTITIES cil the tav Of safe, ana on that
day. aut wilt nO' be odbicis exposed -
the exc utoc does GOT i~Sl with foreign
purchase o. then agsRss-ihey need
not call. ard are asked not 10 do So
Cash al be asked Cor the s-r'a ants.
The dwelling house ITSELF with it| ai',
urtenances vii bs.sold on very mode
rare and accommodating terms. The
house is spacious and ccnrcnie7t; th'
out houses are good. and the garden pro
pared with great Iabrr and taste, 5" 81
To BE- at ono. remarkably productive and
handsome. The society Of the village /!
very agreeable anu bargain may be hat
IN this property.
Il H. HENDERSON,
actiag executor Of Ask. Henderson
deceased.
Le~sbr-g. l.. c. Dec. 17-is dta
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Ebfatrf.
FOR TIE BENEFIT or
THE POOR.

On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. Z
sill be presented, tor the second tune:
-kv desire the Comedy Vt
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ing the committee on the public lands 10
inquire into tie expediency Of establish
Ing land office in the eastern part of the
state of Indiana.
MIR. EppeS submitted resolution 10
instruct lee committee on the public lands
Ia inquire iniO the eNpedicncy Of extend
ing tor I. further time the act " extcnd,n.
the ti,uc for locating Virginia military
iaid vmapts, aud for returning The sur
vry thereon to The general lai., Office :"
&ud also il:c ACT entitled "aH .ci auihori-
Ain. patents 10 Issue for lands located ~
sun el ed by virtue OF certain Virginia re-
violation warrants"
These three moious lie oit the table
enc day OF conrse
The Senate adjourned.
FRIDAY, DEC. 10.
MIR. FGwyhe, from! Delaware, appear
cd and took his scat.
MIR. W1das'S, Of Mississippi, called
up lie NicmorIal Of the General Assem-
bly, OF The state Of Louisiana, relative 10
the land claims Of Florida, presented IL
the last session; which was referred, on
his III 0iion, to The committee Of public
lands.
The Senate took Into consideration the
! several motions made yesterday and IL
greed thereto.
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IN SENATE-Dgc. Is.

Mr.. GotiSbOr0ngh presented the memo.
rial of tic representatives OF the year
ly meeting OF the religious society of
Friends held in Baltimore, praying some
further provision by law for suppressing
a traffic in negroes and people of color
from the middle 10 the southern states ::
which was read and referred 10 a select
committee, consisting OF Messrs COLTS
borough, HcJSey, Smith, Bu1W s. EpDes.
A message was received from The Pres
idcnt transmitting a report from the
Secretary of the Treasury, relating to the
progress made in surveying the several
tracts ofmllitary bounty lanas 0ppropri-
ted by Congress TO the late army Of the
United States, and the time al which
such survey will probably be completed;
which was read.
Mr.. RHggies submitted for considera-
ton motion TO instruct the committee
ON roads and canals 10 enquire inio the
expediency ofprovlding by lass for l.le APP
pDlnment of commissioners to survey,
lay out and mark a road from tie west
bank Oftlic Ohio rirer, opposite the point
where the Cumberland road strikes The
same, through st. CIairsville and Isnes-
Vile, 20 Columbus from thence to the
weetcrn line Of the state of Ohio, in di-
rrctiou TO St. Louis, in The Missouri Ter.
riiOry.
Mr.. Noble submitted a motion instruct
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joyment Of the rights OF citizenship bu, ~,
ancient laws OF Swedish poRierdnia, oa NE
contrary, prohibite even the temporary residence
of jewish families No exceptions have ht,-,
made but IN tasoi Of Two or hrsctndisidwal,
The province ROW claim. tic execution OF il
ancient laws, whiehare Xad:auteed by the trea.
y uf kchl
DiGNIZ Oct. ii.-Dispu,,S respectin. the
navigation OF the Rhine Still prevail, i,otvith.
standing that tHe Congress- OF Vienna declares,
the riNcr tree. '!he Dutch cla.ai the wight "
leNHinS IniN oh German vessels Coming down
the !hmp, au'i SCI INSIST ulou going up as lar
as Mettz "'ho1t paving any duty.
MADRID. Oct. .. Our government is mn.
ceaNi"siy 0ccnpied with Tie c establishment of
sNe 10Y mnriuc, a measure which is dictated
DN Tux nose ,sity OF protecting Oar commerce
aSainSl ;hc pirates % .hmcrica, who ire every
day II stroyjms Z. ~ - unherstuud that W.
nave purchased .fUiA t.rNSia five ships OF tls
itne and three ilsSatrs, much are already on
theii NO!agr Tor our potts, where the Russian
crews VAL ne replaced hy Spanartlss i. is be-
heNed shat The ship Asia aud irieate, which
are now hitting at adiE, Will JON the above
squadron, from which divisions wall be formed
destined exclusively loproiect our maritime
commerce. on different poi,ifs ofour colonies
me general oGlniun Is. that no troops will be
ci'loaiNei IN these vessels.
iron, tse Lont.on Iruesiifi If October ~
"eunie'siand that Russian squadron of
seven san OF the iiGc and several irisates viii,
iJ,J5D troops on board. is expected at Ports
m"'th, whvie preparations ale making for "a
receptions. This is The squadron from ReveI
winch has excited so nuc,l speculation. Ii is
supposed. al Portsmouth,, 10 be destined for
the Mediterranean. y gentleman arrived i'm
town yester,Ia, from Portsmouth, to coutract
fer buliorAs 10 supply the squadron with fresh
beet during its stay at Spitbead.
lesterday Ministers received dispatches
from Malta aud Gibraltar. Bya letter from
Tue former place Il appears that Admiral Sir
Charles fenrose WAS with his squadron at Ma
pies. where Commodore Chauncey, i'm the
IGshngtoR, with the other American ships
had also been. The Weymouth, store-ship.
had arrived at Malta, and would proceed from,
thence to Tripol, and receive on bt .,gd the re-
mains OF antiquity found AZ Lebyda the am
Gent Carthage, which hau been presented by
me Dey the Prince Regent. These relicts
| are said 10 be highly valuable
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PHILADELPHTA, Dec I7.-The United
States Court atom Monday. and a grsnd
Jury brag sworn in, Judge PETERS de-
ilvered very handsome Charge. Bills
were presented 10y the Attorney General
against tie officers who were sometime
ago imprisoned Oh acharge that is incom-
prehensbIc, for it is neither The law ofna-
lure, nor nations, nor the law ofihe land.
he grand lnry yesterday alleviated
TIER pred'ca@ieat,' by returning tile bill
tSH"'"H'"S. aurora.
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Lord Selkirk, peer OF the Britisl, realm.
was Yesterday in The gallery Of the Horse OF
hePr,eSeh'atyes. We understand that an no.
norable member VIII this dav move for his al.
mission OIL the 5oor of The House. The mem
her who sill brI'sg this motion has had atteu-
non OF a Ike nature slIewn him ~ the House
OF Commons ~ England, AID W. trust there
will be an Interchange OF ciyiii,y.
i7'l Cemgctocn Mess.
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Extract Of letter JrsR' officer IN the army at
N"OrtsanS 10 one Of the editors, dated Norem-
The fever which has made considerable r,
wage iU our city, has now entirely ceased. and
the place has assumed a gaiety 10 which il has
Tor some time been "A stranger. Yesterday
W.. {. Claiborne, our late governor, and cho.
sen senator, breaihed his last. The talk is that
our old excellent Though nee lccted con,,nan,ls
err Wilkinson will succeed him.
I".I Your Friend sc.
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CuARLEsToN, Dec. l7.-By ihe slim
Charles q Henry, we have received AM
sierdam papers 10 The 22d Oct. Caplajn
GAMBLER IS the bearer Of dcspatches IA
the Secretary OF State, from The Hon. Gir
EUsTIs, or Minister At the Hague. n
was understood that tllc Negotiation Of q
Commercial Treaty, laicly going on nd
that Court, bad been suspended, in order
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By Tic absence IF Bfr. FromeHtin. on ari
WtO Errope, and tile recent dccease ofBl,.
Claiborne, the state Of L0s0siaDa wiHbe ,oa.
rcprosented IN the Senate during the present
Session OF CoRgresS. Pbila. 4. Amer
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we have much pleasure iu stating that the
grand Jury Of the district court Yesterday. Nv
an unanimous vote, Ignored the bill which was
presented to them against the British officers.
WHO HAD been by Judge Washington held to
Daii M the sum OF 3 5000 each. on suspicion OF
having intended 10 assist the Patriots IN South
america. There is but one opirion here as 10
The conduct Of Judge Washington 1W.
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From, the Ne'c York Columbian.
NAPOLEON'a MEMOIRS


Being permitted to make a few exfracts
more from this very remarkable work before
publication, we shai avail ourselves Of the nri-
vnege IN this paper and our next
Napoleon COnfesses that he never had sym
pathes With mankind" I have meyer had
WIN the multitude that community Of fceliur
wuch IS the parent Of street cloquence.
have never possessed tire talent Of inovjne, the
people, sc. Hence il is evident he did not
Know nankind-knew not how 10 rain aud re-
jain their affections. Tie soldiers admired
MN, and the world viii admire him as a com.
Hldnder-but neither will esteem him as q man
or statesman. The army was his element.
Opt Inc brightest star Of tic camp grew dim in
thc camp. When indeed We rccollect how
ne passed by unparalleled opportunities Of O..
Wahcipdting natiOns--his conduct in relation
10 ireland md Poland. .Nc ,-e are inclined IN
0ispist and dctest this wonderful man. Vet
When Wc consider his great achievements and
gre1ter suffering - his generosity TO the ai.
heS. ana tieir meauucsg. We are di.armed oC
anger But let rs wave premature rpuorte
AND proceed with the extracts. We pass Ia lie
resolution to return % Eur0pc
Having "lenrued tlie deDlgrahIe sta.o NJ
rd"c saws he. " tie disgrace of ne Diroc.
tory the sCccesso Of tie coalition. tbo,ai,t
might serve my country second t,ue %n
EotiYc now detained me in Egypt. tLe evtor.
Prise was ~ aI cEd Any general was cofnr,e-
'e"t 10 sign population which circuinstan.
-
Wiih "a his failings, he is wortl, all tho
crowned heads that Tur0rc has had ar IL I;kc-
y 20 nave Tor an hund I'd years. TCoL
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RAPID xLLUmJNAT1oN.

IN ingenious chymist has plan in progress Tor the
>ant Illumination of the largest buildings lighted with
as even where there are one thousand lgbts, IN
be applied ;othe metropolis Itself were II MOI that its 4.
a"ptoa would throw such numbers oreioroy. Tie
pan Is 10 produce Inflammation by Of the Flee
tic o. 'iavanc shoch the cuds the CONDUCTING wires
nes Drought nearly INTO contact the apcrtues Of
Tue iaucs similar to ihe lecturing experiment
insulated card.
II" facilitate the ignition. simple apparatus will 81
me upper spaces oi The tunes with easily iniaa-
Se, called, ~ Sir Humphre! rayy, Hydrosphosp horc
sln which Gay Lussac has Lately been preparing by
allow consumption Of pkosa horus saturated with potash
rom whence proceeds PHOSPHORUS acid and HE later
beng heated rapidly in tori with tube bert into
wafer Gas Is drawn OF, which combines very smaii
portion OF Phos paoTus in proportion To its volume and
therefore Is act spontaneously iaammabe in contact
wen atmospheric air but easily nammabi ny eIectIi.
silly u neat London Paper.