Identifier: columbianmagazin21788phil (find matches)
Title: The Columbian magazine : or, monthly miscellany
Year: 1788 (1780s)
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Publisher: Philadelphia : T. Seddon, W. Spotswood, C. Cist & J. Trenchard
Contributing Library: University of Pittsburgh Library System
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part-ner, and two fweet children—thisfight gave me ft range flutterings. Font. Hold ! hold ! my dear.I fear that Mercury has made amillake, and that you mult lodgewith the Pbenician queen and theother whining lovers, in the Cyprefswhale. I hope for the honor ofbelles you did not break your heartabout fuch a trifle. Hipf. No. Nature had made itpretty elaftic; it yielded eafily,but recovered from the ftrokes. Torevive my fpirits, I went next dayto a very fplendid ball. My prideto vie with the young girls, both inreels and cotiiions, threw me intoimmoderate heat, which was yetmore increafed and confined by mytwenty pounds of hair abjut mywailh J came home with a fever,which foon brought me into youragreeable company. Font. I am glad you made yourexit like a woman of breeding andfpirit. If any fentimental weak-nefs remains, it will vanim by adraught from the Lethe ; and youwill be completely blefTed in the de-lights of this Paradife, which arefinery, fcandal, apes, and macaronies. CFor
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( 5°9 ) For the Columb On the Assay of Lead Ore. i. T E AD ore, one meafure,1 y about twenty live poundore;onemeahtrecontaining:a mixtureof eight pound Iron flag, and eightpounds lime, one baiket of coal,about one bufliel, for one charge. 2 Lead ore, one meafure, oneditto lime, and fmiths clinkerscoal, as be fore. 3. Lead ore, ditto, ditto lime,and the fulible fcorias from an ironfurnace. 4. Lead ore, ditto, ditto lime,(late, and iron ore. 5. Lead ore, ditto, ditto lime, fu-fible fand, iron ore. 6. Lead ore, ditto, lime, whitefufible fpar, iron ore. The above charges are found,from the molt judicious trials, to an-fvver every purpofe required. How-ever in a line of practice, and efpe-cially when the lead ore is of akind, eafy nature, much of theadditions may be oecaiionally leftout. The iron ore made ufe of inthefe competitions mutt be previ-onfly prepared by burning, to treeit from any mixture of inlphur, Sec. The furnace being brought tothe Mate mentioned \n our lad de-scription, t

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