Blue Copperas

(Chem.) Sulphate of copper; so called to distinguish it from green copperas, which is sulphate of iron. It is also called blue vitriol, and bluestone. See COPPER, (SULPHATE OF.) Blue Creek, in Florida, a village of Liberty co. Blue Creek, in Indiana, a post-office of Franklin co. is most frequently heard in the serene days of the spring. -A township of Adams co. The B. are common in most parts of North America, Blue Creek, in Ohio , Paulding co., empties into the having been seen in Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Auglaize river. ica, Mosquito Territory, falling into an inlet of the Caribbean Sea, after a course of several hundred miles, in Lat. 12° N., Lon. 83° W. At its mouth is a town of the same name, with a good harbor, and built on a commanding height.