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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

The FoUNDLNG.-We have farther in
formation concerning the little infant abandoned on
the Louisa Railroad, Saturday. THAT handkerchief
with which it was dropped from the cars had name
upon 1.-THE name "EpeiinG Coates'-and woman
Of that name got the cars in Richmond Saturday
morning. and left them at Gordonsville, taking the
Madison Court House stage there. gentleman liv-
ing at Gordonsvle knew her, and saw her take tn 9
stage. 1t is believed she is residing Madison
Court House, from whence she to this city some
weeks since. An officer has been despatched with a
warrant for her arrest.
We learn that there is little hope for the poor in
fa4t. The symptoms, at last accounts, showed very
crly that in its fall from the its brain
jured that its recovery is hardly possible When the
passed yesterday evening, DIR. Pendletoa consd
cred that it could not live many hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

Observation-Disclosures, slave to Hatcher
& Webster, for recklessiy running his dray into
cart driven by Sam, slave to W. p winifree, ofChes-
terfeld, Saturday last, punished on yesterday
with fifteen lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

CLOSE VorE.-The justices of Botetourt coun-
ty upon the question of granting license to Sc II II
quor to a gentleman in Buchanan, stood seven for
to eight against. The Valley Wing says the liquor
question win become a very exciting one in that
cnt,ufv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

Young JOHN PEGRAM, of this city. son of the
late General Pegram, is among the five most distin
guished cadets who, according to the rule of the
West Point Academy, are recommended to be at
tached to the next army register
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

ORDERED OFF -On Saturday, officers Ty-
Ter and johnson arrested free negress named Sarah
Williams just arrived from Boston. Sally upon Civ
ing the Mayor good security that she would leave the
State in ten days, was discharged from custody
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AssAuLr.-sunday morning Sarah Giles,

AssAULT.-Sunday morning Sarah Giles,
while under the influence of liquor, assaulted her
mother Elizabeth Giles, and tore her clothes com.
petely off of her back. She also alarmed the whole
classic neighborhood of the upper part of Second
street with her cries and disorder. Yesterday in de-
fault of $50 security keep the peace, the gentle
Sarah was committed to Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

DRusK.-William Dunnavenf, free ne
gro. was ON yester day fined 81 and costs for bein
drunk Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

FmEp.--George Turner was on yester-
day fined for violating city ordinance, A. Smith
ditto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

DIsoRDERLY.- On Sunday, about noon
officer Tyler arrested free negro named John VIII
liams, for acting in disorderly manner on Secon
street. Yesterday, the Mayor ordered Williams fl
teen lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
DICHMOND PLANING MILL-Fifty

~ Thousand feet inch and quarter dressed floor
ing well-seasened. having been sawed more than a
year, may be purchased low at the planning estab
lishment just below the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot
This is beautiful lot, being remarkably free from
knots, and dressed in the very best style. Liberal
discounts will be made large contracts, and those
who contemplate building will find it greatly their
advantage to purchase at this establishment
Dressed lumber, inch, inch and quarter, inch and
half and two inch, always hand, to be supplied
short notice in any quantity, upon the most reason
able terms. Apply to
aug I6-d6twit* VIM. w. WELLONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
MosT VALUABLE WHAnr AND Rocxrrr

PRoPERTy AT AucTIos.-We invite attention to the
sale by Goddn Apperson of the very valuable wharf
and Rockets property belonging the estate of The
late Poitianx Robinson The sale win take place ON
the premises this afternoon at o'clock. fine tp-
portunity ID afforded for good investment Of captas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

eaope must not take it for granted that editors
, san KNOW everything BY intuition Very often
public n,ral, q no notice being taken of things Of
municaflng the necessary information
The above is very true remark Of Byieadier
General heAahon. of the Memphis Eagle. HE
called the Alderman of the Dispatch COON, short
time since
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

Miss Appollonia Ludlam, the guitarist, il among
the victims Of yellow fever IN New Orleans,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
Sehr Remittance, Elzey, from Philadelphia, mdze,
to R. Rankin.
Sehr Susan, Kelly, from Boston, ice, TO Griffin &
Taylor.
Schr r. Edmonds, Phillips, from Swynard's luIn-
Der, to j. r.. Brown.
Schr Somerville, Chase, from Boston, mdze, to D.
Currie.
Schr New York, Adkins, from New York, mdze, to
d. Currie.
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, from Baltimore, mdze
to Ludlam l. Watson.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, from New York, udzs
to Ludlam l. Watson.
Schr Providence, Louis, from Baltimore, mdze, 20
w. ID. Colguitt Co.
CLEARED:
Brig Salisbury, Knapp, for London, tobacco, By B.
Clopton.
g.. SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Teal, for Philadelphia, mdze.
Schr Tennessee, Engle, for Rio -four.
Schr Hanover, Whipple, for New York, rndze.
HALIFAX, Aug. 9.-Arrived, Sd, schr British Queen,
from Richmond; schr Virginia. cleared for Riehmoad
9Th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

FROM THE RIO GRANDE.-The steamer Yacht
arrived at New Orleans on the 7th from Brazos st.
Jago, which she left ON the 4th. She brought $50,
703 in specie, to New Orleans houses She also
brought 81 fine turtles Wealth and luxury come
to market covered by the black pail of death
The Yacht brings no news we have not already pub
lished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
RICHMOND MARKETS.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD At
tend meeting and drill at your Armory, on WE'D
NESDAY, 18th instant, at o'clock, T. III By order
of the Captain. J. w. BARLOW,
au l6-2t O.S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

New YORK AND RICHmonD PACKETS
Passing through Rockets yesterday we observed the
new and finely modelled packet schooner Lynchburg,
Captain g. W. Couch, lying at the wharf of the Viz
ainia line taking in freight for Its outward trip he
Lynehburg is schooner of 27 tons burthen, can car
ry 5000 barrels of -four and s Ito feet long, u feet
inches wide and 8 feet inches deep 1t Is one Oh
the rst-class Baltimore clipper vessels and Is true
skinner of the seas, with gentlemanly sea worthy
Captain. The Lynchburg and the Danviile are two
schooners that have recently been added to the
Virginia line of New York aud Richmond packets
This line comprises ten rst-class schooners, all
built expressly for the carrying trade having superior
accommodations for passengers, commanded by expe-
rienced Captains and owned by Virginians Messrs.
Haskins Libby for instances two of the enter
prsng proprietors and Mr. David Currie Is also deep
ly interested in the of the line, and is the gen
eral agent of the Company for Richmond. With two
large steamers and ten schooners leaving Richmond
for New York twice a week. can certainly for the
present accommodate travel and trade upon the fire.
quented sea-route But the proprietors this line of
packets are determined that it shall grow with the
growth and increase with the increasing commercial
prospects of city, The day of reghting in north
ern vessels, controlled by southern capitalists has
passed. and the of its prosperity set-for southern
capitalists furnish freight and passenger accommo-
dations in southern built vessels at as low prices for
as quick voyages any line of packets of similar
character, north of Mason Dixon's line And then
the profits remain upon our SOIL and do not 90 to
swell the overlooking Golfers of the north. We speak
in no spirit of bitterness Jealousy of northern pros
perity, but in honest pride at this continued evidence
ofthe growing feeling of southern independence, and
augmentng desire not only to work for, but serve
| ourselves. Whenever the trade demands additional
vessels they viii be promptly placed on the line.
/ To look back upon the past and witness the rapid
increase ofthe trade and business particularly in the
shipping branch, of our city fills the mind with plea
surable and proud emotion, and furnishes an imper-
feet vista through which to gaze upon a broad and
teeming harvest of wealth and prosperity that will
| be reaped by the merchants and business of
Richmond in the future. Every thing augurs favora
bly, ifor our prosperity city The pulse of trade
beats regularly and strongly New channels of bust
ness are being opened up by our citizens and ener
gy and enterprise of the so ahead stamp marks
the general action now of our business men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

EOR RENT-That very desirable old
Il stone house, known the Oldest House in
Richmond is now offered for rent, Main street,
between 18th and 10th streets. 1t contains rooms
all in good repair, and new kitchen in the yard
Possession can be had at any time. Also very desi-
rabe lot in rear fronts 81 feet and depth from
20 to rs feet that can be leased from to ) years
Apply to ED. d. EACHO,
ang I6 General Agent and Collector,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
-d6twit* WIN. w. WELLONS.

EOR PHILADELPHIA sail on
IL THURSDAY, the 18th August, at O'Clock, P. NJ
The steamship PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Baymore is
now ready TO receive freight and will sail above.
For freight passage, (see general advertise
apply to ROBT. RANKIN
aIq1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
RICHM 0ND, VA:

TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST ., ls.s:
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cITIzFNs AND STRANGERS VISIT.

Ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut N 10
latest and most approved STYLE should call al the hsI
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooiug and Bathing saioon'
under the American Hotel.
N. R-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daiiv from half past A. NJ. TO half past T. NJ, ana
on Spndav m II 4 NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

FLOUR STORE. j. FRY, 95 Cary
street. is now receiving on consignment, choice
Family, Extra and SupeTfne FLOUR-warranted
good, at the lowest market price au l6-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond cay;
AS Notary Public particular attention will be pad
to the taking of Dispositions Tin out OF his ONCE
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Reiingaish-
ments of Dover &C. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended 70.
Office removed TO No. 50, three doors aboye, City
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond, va
do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

AUCTION NOTICE.-Attention is So
Ected to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
au l6-It ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

GREAT BARGAINS IN CLOTHING-
~ In order make room for Fall stock, all Sum-
mer Clothing that have store will be sold
sually low prices for cash. Those yet in want will dc
well to give me call and examine my stock.
J. d. GOODMAN, 3
No 1874 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
n. B. Those in want of good Travelling TRUNK
can be supplied at wholesale prices.
Is j. ID. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

JOB PRINTING.-THE DISPAICH
JOB OFFICE is prepared TO execute N the H.
soonest manner and on the most reasonable terms,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, HANDBiLLs, L.
Bells, BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANhs,
&C. and every description of PRINTING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

~ PECTORANT, and DIARRHEA CORDIAL,
being recommended highly by many Physicians,
Apothecaries and Pharmaceutists of high standing in
superior virtues. Those suffering with COLDS,
COUGHS, HOARSENESS,&t,o or with DIARRHHA,
should give them trial. See advertisement in ano-
Their column l6-d&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16
EXCHANGES AND BANNING HOUs

EACHANUE AND BANhINU HVUtsA
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANh are re-
deemed as heretofore at par AZ our counter.
{S- All solvent Washington Small Notes, VIII ioS
the present be redeemed at par from MeIchAh lr
We caution the public therefore against paying an
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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-cS c. -ar C T. &C g =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

ABEL u. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office 18th Governor street, next to r NJ Iabo
t. Son, Richmond, Va. Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

Ok HHDS. WESTERN SIDES AND
@cSHOULDERS-B aud handsome. Land
ing this day and for sale by
au l6 WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

DIR. JOHN b. WALfHALL, Hoaisro'
y ATIsIT PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street,
nearly epnosite the Governors House.
nh l&-Smx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk R;chmopd. Petersbnrg &C. intended for sng-
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMEsiv, w ~
will hereafter be received by Messrs ~. a.
SO broadway, who the only authorized sseass ~.
Fxpress privileges by these ships en.
Office OF New YORK and Virginia steamshsp oo@
pany No. 80 Broadway .nt.
Isa. Iass le Is /
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MOST VAL u A b f PR V A TIE
1Nl DWELLING ON GRACE STREET, FOR
most xanable npiSae residenee on Grace 70 bsw .a
2nd and Sd streets in the occupancy of B. Slade,
Esq. II is admirably constructed, and has ample ac-
commodations for large family. Apply to
au 16-4t GODDIN & APPERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

T. J. CARSON & CO, NO. Al AND
4s LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NJ. -
WATER STREET, NEW YoRh.--rA COCA Ess saes
ment of Bacon Pork and Lard always on hard, ana
for sale AZ lo,xest markell prices u Ely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-16

ROPER g. MURRAY, UNDERIA
KERs, Governor street, between Main aud fsaaAlh'
fe 2s-1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17
SLAVERY AND THE NORTH.

The most discouraging fact that conironts q
journalist or other public teacher is the death.
lessness OF popular Interpretation Kill is
ever 80 dead over night, and il faces you fresh
and lively in the morning Cut il into thou
sand pieces, and each piece forthwith becomes
afull-grown fallacy, smbodying all the mischiey-
Gus Perversity Of its progenitOr
We have probably hundred times dis
claimed all right Of Legislative intermeiding,
whether by Congress or the Free States, with
the domestic institutions of the Slave States
We have again and again explained that each
State makes and changes its own Constitution
and laws 81 pleasure, and that other States
having no control over its action in the PREM
ises, are rovise responsible for the character of
thar action. We have as often demonstrated
against the mischief and wrong, in view of the
nature and spirit Of our Federal Compact, of
voting against q candidate for President be-
cause he resides in Slave State, or even is
personally STAKEHOLDER. We have we.ried
out the patience Of some readers in explaining
that We seek 20 exert no other than moral
influence upon Slavery in the States that cher
ISL it, and that We only invoke Political opposi-
tion to the establishment of Slavery in Terri
tories where it had previously no legal exist.
ence or the increase of its power in our Union
by the annexation of territory in which il is
already planted. And yet, 81 this late day.
one who profes!es to be reader of our paper
addresses us the following queries:
To ~ EGi,ey Of The v. Y Tri5vA<:
AS there must necessarily be an Opnasing
party 70 ne seHetyied Democracy and yog s.ern 10
ihink useless q ny 70 support one which doe. nos Re-
sisr tie institution Of slavery, wish 10 .sk lew aus,
tsous Il 4 admitted, believe en- all hand. Is, 80
CoEstr-on allows each state 10 make i. own lgv. mi
regulate fs own concerns and now SINCE the so,fb 49,.
II 70 tolerate slavery -hst right have we 70 cornl,isI
If We do but respectfully remonstrzte s-a:ps, a1v a.,
tcpson u their act, what further riyL, haze We
PrenlHesi Vow, ] do not consider thar We hsye s1,
mere night to say thar the South shal not toler.t.
Slavery than the South have 70 cay the North al ,,
erpte Z Their Constitution. consider slaves a. mr.,
cry, snd guarantee this property 70 them u th. ,sr
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GOV. CLIFFORD,s ADDRESS.

His EXeelency, the new Governor of Mas
sachusetts has submitted TO the Legislature a
very able and generally judicious Address, bat
with some bad points in it. For instance-he
inumates that, in bis opinion, the approaching
Constitutional Convention in thar State is
unconstitutional! Considering that it has been
sanctioned by two successive Legislatures
while the Governor owes his pos .tioa to only one
and had 7,2l5 majority in the Peoples votes,
while Mr. Clifford came Is, 900 short of major
ity at the same election, We should guess that if
either is unconstitutional, il must be the Gov
ernor rather than the Convention. But the
objection does not lie against either The
Convention is : fixed fact those WHO called
il must bear the responsibility oftheir act; and
the Governor, by his ill-timed show Of teeth.
is only cOnspiring TO throw il into the Lands
of those whose ascendaacy he most dePrecates
We hope he vii prove good ChiefMsgistrate.
but he certainly is rot an astute politician,
The following is the passage which is under
stood 20 Indicate the Governors hostility 10
the Maine Law. IL is so vague and cautious,
however, that the Rum organ in Boston AYERS
that Gov. c. says SOthiag ab0H the Liquor
Law" This is literally true yet he obviously
means TO wink az the Liquor sellers in such
fashion that they VII understand him:
- In ether countries the government assume u.uv
duties whch here len to the individual Or .-o,ed
acton Of the ct.reus Themselves aid hese relation,
snd functions Of TIE state with them made --n,
and perhaps necesssry BY The want Of knowledge 10
the peoP.e WIKI the functions o. tae Leyisls.r-e
are limited 70 those OK es fer which : the s-seurisl
and exclusive duty Of Constitutional Government -
provide 10 Il presumed thar . people i-.eIiirent
enough eaTTy institutions Ike ours viii be b,fsr
able 10 take care Of their interests thzn he Ler
lsure or any other department Of state Bur thoayh
the character q cur institutions prescribes rlore
limited range 70 government and aoaxh the history Of
the country shows that n genera we have foIloEei
tins rule o. condrcf yet often tempted depart
fro under the pressure Of sudden or ssyong excite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17
re- SEE THIRD PAGE. III

20 The Arabia arrived here yesterday
from Halifax. We give elsewhere whatever is
of interest in the journals Of which she was the
bearer 1t is unfortunate that on her first trip
size should be compelled to put into Halifax.
OF course the reason given for so doing, want
of coal } was incorrect, as she had been out but
twelve days and no steamer is sent to sea
with so short a supply. Besides, she stopped
there sixteen hours instead Of the four re-
CURED to supply one of the Cunard steamers
with coal Probably the detention was caused
by some arrangement Of her machinery.
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The Xyhig Almanac for 1853

Is row ready for delivery and contains, among
ether natter
4 Chronological view Of the year !5J].
Explanation Of Cslendsrs-
Eclipse for the year 1853
Elements of the Solar System
star Table.
Calendar pages adapted 70 every part OF the Uni'ed
ststes, the most complete ever pshhshed
The Government Of the United States.
List Of the Members of the XXXIId Congress. Gas
sifed.
Mileage OF the XXXTd Congress, (arst Session.
Members Of the XXXIIId Congress, as far as chosen
Canadian and Nova Scotia Statistics Of Population Asr'
culture, &c. from the Census Of 15Jl.
Brief Biographical Sketches Of Henry Clay aad Daniel
Webster
National Platforms being the Resolutions respectively
adopted by the Wing and Democratic National Con
ventions at Baltimore in lsJ2
An Abstract Of the Laws Important laws in full passed
at the Let Session of the XXXIld Congress.
Abstract Of New Treaties.
EXPENDITURES Of the Government; for the fiscal year
ending June 30, loJ2.
Wealth Of the United staes-being the value Of the
real and personal property IN each state according
10 the returns OF the late Census.
The Military Posts Of the United States giving the
name end location Of each Post also the particular
Troops and Commander attached to each.
The Agricultural Products Of the United States Coy
ststes) from the lste Census Population OF the Pm
/ cipal Cities and Towns in the United states
The Sources Of Populations table from the late
Census showing the Na,iyities or Places Of Birth Of
tie Free People Of each State.
List Of Governors Of the several States with their
terms Of office, &c.
The time Of holding Elections in each State.
The tine for Convcuing the Legislature of each State
Statistics OF Churches, &c, in the United States.
Returns Of the recent Elections, carefully compared
with those Of former yesrs, &c. &c. &c.
Proe-single copies l2i cents 81 per dozen = PEI
100. Potmrsters or others inclosing US 81, free o.
postage, will be entitled to 10 copies
The postage under the new law is cent each, pre-
paid cents when not prepaid. Address
GREELEY MoELRATH, Tribune Buildings.
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Golp AID OcMRE ~ vERxoxr.-A cores

Com AND OcHRE ~ VERxoNr.-A cores
pondrnt OF gA< Tersssl CkrVAols describes the sPec
meme OF gold recently discovered in TIA, SAFE These
were found In R,idgews,er, the Quoches River (o-
one Of It's branches about four miles above the village
hy Mr. Kennedy, @. Plymouth. The specimens are net
wasAings. but from vein. The gsng0e o. roek N
which the gold es quartz. containing also consider
he selparet OF lron saiphuref Of lead and sGAarei
al rnc particles Of soh being foand 81 thess wei IS
IA the quartz They have been submitted 70 Prot Hue
bari OF Dartmouth Colese and pronounced TIE genuine
article
lhe Professor has Slso several specimens o. dieren,
eolcre5 orhre tro,n S.raaord Ths a nothing more
than the resdhs O: copPers ore which Is very AQUA
extsic.ed the resiiuu, Is sahec 10 beat and be
comes an oxide Of iron or ochre the color beng res
lated By the degree Of heal applied