LEATHER FOR SHEATHING
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The schr. Eliza, is now sheathne, in
New York, with leather, contributed bv
various dealers in that article. by way Of
proving satisfactorily, the use of leather
for the above purpose, as substitute for
copper, zinc, &c. A vessel lately made
voyage of thirty seven months, which on
her departure, had side of sole leather
put on her bottom, and on her return it was
found to be uninjured. Leather. it ap.
pears, is not subject TO decay in water, Or
to be eaten by orms.