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Page 141 - I may add the mention of a negro man within my own knowledge, born black, and of black parents; on whose chin, when a boy, a white spot appeared. This continued to increase till he became a man, by which time it had extended over his chin, lips, one cheek, the under jaw, and neck on that side. It is of the Albino white, without any mixture of red, and has for several years been stationary. He is robust and healthy, and the change of colour was not accompanied with any sensible disease, either general...
Page 98 - Astronomical Observations made at Lancaster, Pennsylvania, chiefly with a view to ascertain the Longitude of that Borough, and as a test of the accuracy with which the Longitude may be found by Lunar Observation, in a Letter from A.
Page 298 - ... paid into the treasury of the United States the sum of thirty dollars delivered a receipt for the same, and presented a petition to the Secretary of State, signifying a desire of obtaining an exclusive...
Page 450 - FRANKINCENSE, is to be thrown gently into the fundament, with a proper instrument, or the bowl of a...
Page 98 - An Account of the Fusion of Strontites, and Volatilization of Platinum, and also of a new arrangement of Apparatus, communicated by Robert Hare, jun.
Page 428 - The focus of an eleven-and-a-half inch lens, was directed upon a lump of it, confined in a bell-glass, in twelve ounce measures of oxygen gas, over water, when it burnt with a considerable flame, and nearly in the same manner, as the James's river coal, when a blast of atmospheric air is thrown upon it. The gas was afterwards reduced in purity, and contained fifty per cent of carbonic acid gas. "A quantity of the coal red hot, being extinguished under water, produced an inflammable air, without any...
Page 98 - Observations on the Discovery of Nitre in common Salt, which had been frequently mixed with Snow, in a Letter to Dr.