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SR1cE 4 peLLAMs so cEETs--


PRICE 4 DOLLARS so cENTs-
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exer-
else and MancuvreS of the French Infantry,
issued August LIST, HTsl; and the Man"u,
yres added which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon Also, the Ma
ncuyIrs Of the Field Artillery, with Imam
try, BY Col!'lrenec Amelot de Eacroix, lace
Chief Of Brigade In the French service. In
three yolamsss tbs, third vsaams consisting
The principal: part Of this work has been
translated from French TO Engllshi BY Lieut.
Col. Macdonald, in the service OF his Eritah- -
nick majesty. Col. dc LAcroix has not only
ayailod himself OF MaedonAld's translation
but has retained the principal theories, vain
which Col nj. has enriched his work, sspe-
cipllv his comparison Of the French tactics
with tho PrusSian, and tho principles Of the
difTsrent nations with tho English because
,hnSc valuable notes are sufficient for such
comparisons, and Ore In point COL 10 L.
has augmented those notes
Tho introduction Of Col, de LaeFoiS WORKS
win direct the attention OF tho young hmer-
| cnn. 70 the study Of learned tGctics' inc fe-
Sul, Of experience, and enable them 70 OBTAIN
Tho nreciSion desirable III the war;" 'oi
thsv must be convinced that o good oiiicer
forms q good soldier, and that the expert
Cnce Of ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
t;er will perform his duty correesly' whea ne
| In we'll commanded. ...,.,cr.,.
Ar tho end Of the second volume OF TINS
wort, Col, De Lueroix has added the fnaneeu'
wr"s Of the Geld artillery with the Infantry,
seeordinr 70 the French principles. lt isnot
necessary 20 lavish praises on the advantage
of moving this laundering arm with the sumo
fnciIty and celebrity as the line Europe. !"
nO,v. convinced and confesSeS It, HE has adj
dsd Plates, which demonstrate those mapo d. +
w,r and which will enable officers to execute
them. .,:. ia, .,n.d;.
| ant to add 10 :his book some sew adopted
manouyres, which have been put IN prae'lee
to ores. advantage in the face OF an enemy
To enhance the value Of this work Is inc oh!y
motive could induce him to augment It's aze'
June g.
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LIBBY 6 CARNE
-..:.,.I nor Eabtdin Hand,

Have receivsd, Per Lsp'a'n !1ana, ,....
n QUANTITY OF grass & grain scy.nss,
IA scythe stones, looking glasses spauss
BY other conveyanees, Dutch sSy.nG ~
straw Knives, bar lead and window glass IA
sn-s. q by 10, tin plate in boxes, and &C.,
S 80, assortment Of castings.- They ere IN
Is;Iv .xpec,ation of receiving genera ana
er assortment Of hardware, cutlery
ga ssdsiery from England-thsy have ar
f'' S:hsv have as usual, bar, hoop and sheer
iron, nail rods, gunpowder; snot' ohs, d;..o
and Crowley steel, cut nails, wroogns . a...o
and and spikes, wool and cotton cares Mor c
skins of various tolors. - 3
June 20,
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Twenty '1:j Dollars Ressara.

"A 'BscDNDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 7thr OF last
month, q man whose name 10 RAL.PH,-2l
years OF age, betweena black and yellow co.
ior, neatly Is feet high, very stout made,
yellowish eyes looking heayy--hs has bat
little 70 say. His apparel was oznaburg
, shirts, ne re cotton. overjacket and trow-'
sers. 1t 10 likely he has made away With
them and procured other cloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washinetor,'s e,tate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father. and tits very probable he Is therea-
bout or in Alexandra, and with little trouble
may be found. .. -
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or AlexandriaJai
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-i2. ID.
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THOMAS RICHARDS,
Bcgs leave 10 INTERN HE /ritnds and the Pa

Begs leave 10 INTERN HE /r'tnds and the Pa1-
IL,
THAT he continues 10 carry on the Ia
sern, ut the sign Of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where he Will 30
constantly supplied with tho best wines and
liquors Of every description
"A few bearderS will be taken on moderate
terms, ind will be thankful 10 those who may
please to favor him with their custom.
luna Ia.
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NOW LANDING,

Frsm on 6oar6 fhe seh'r JaAs, eaht Mfshfu
and .jsr sGis BY thE sIbssribsr,
10 punehsonS Sd and 9Th proof Antigua
Ruin "
s hhlS. MolassCs q a
70 barrels prime MuseovAdo Sugar E.
10 barrels TurpsntlnO ..ga.,.. 9
10 boxes Salad OIL. u.s.
Newton Keene.
June 10. '' 't@t d -
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Tofeph H. Vaudeville,

IOtepn H. 'NAdllAv Syr
HIS jUSr REcEIEED e FOX SALLY
20 bales Of Cotton ..ruo,d ws.,.
10 hossheads Sd and 4th proof good west
In4ia Spirits. ..,..:.. =
40 do. Sugar, various quahneS'
10 iieres New Rice.
5 hogsheads Molassss' =
s do. ,Gopperas. ...'.
a do. Alum. -. No.
England Rum. ,,....,, .r1
Hyson Shin Teas. .,.,
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry SlaAeS'
and Catalonia Wines. p
$40 barrels OF fIerrings and Shad.
50 barrels Eerrings, put up with pat'tSu-
lar care and sale.petred. a.
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon SALT Se'
1uly2.
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June ~.
- Th;rtv Dollars Reward

Will be given for experimenting and seeur'
inc In iaiI negro SOLOMON. who was seen =,
lurking about the suburbs Of Alexandra TINS
,Uorr;nU: be is of low stature, about twenty
Years Old, and had on an old white hat,orown
coat and striped pantalOOnS good deal worn
!, Is supposed he is now in town. All per-
son. are hereby forewarned from harooF'nG
Or carrying OGfsaid negro ,i
DIFF
May 3-S.
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LANDING,

GANOANSI 49,. 4..
From on board Ae norfolk Packet and fsr saI'
BY the SEtscrt6sr, - ..,..
2 hogSheadi MuSCovado Sugar .
IS barrels ditto ditto
10 hOgShsads retailing MolsSsss' 80
tJ,,' boxes Salad OH a. 80
9i ,Ns, ices New Rice. and
40 bags 4. zen Coffee: ,. :. :
HLSo IN STORE. .
30 hogshead. Sugar. different qualities
do. Antigsia KUN
IS ticrces Rice
~ barrels prime Pork ~,,. /;
Cotton in bales So ..-5.. -.
! Young Hyson and Hyson Tea in chests !;
S kegs Cavendish Tobacco, and -YL3
loo bolts English Canvas, No., |, X 3.
-, 80. Newton Keene.
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SaIss as YtH6ws.
On every Tuesday and Friday
A aha VsMduO Store, corner Of Prince an'
'id Water streets.
,IYsyjsG4sfByy GssSs, srSGSyiS', 9e
p.r,leuIsrs 81 which Will be expressed u
,.s SflE az che dRy@-.--An kinds OF good
AN Sru On silnltatlen and the, prissS o
Ian lurS established, can At any time %
VIII .,Gapurchassd stthSlOws's llnAl!A'io'
'H' prices >. 8! Mlrstalisr,. y: n
Nl'nIuit1 Received,
- AkD RoR SALE SY =.
CHARLES I. CATLEIL,
IS cheats Imperial, HyAOn, b Young
Tyson Teas. y. '.-
$4,000 lbs. prime Green Coffee. IT,.
40 pipes and quarter casks hiSOO"
and TensrifPs Wine. ,4,.
- 8 hogsheads MuScoVado Sugar
. 1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
-S so boxes Mould Candles. -
so do. Spanish Seyars. !
IS barrels PimentO. !
October l6. ,.------------------=-= X -
MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
Ahor, rso 600 lbs. Of ,MuscOvado Sugars
# a superior quality ia casks, weighing from
70 - "a hundred each, will be sold on &C.
rsrous erms, on aPPlieatot TO ,
James Patton' :.
~..n.UR b.. IS ,!.'-,' 10 =. :
.MarltelIer b Young. ;
NIarch lS. 2 go" q:
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a. Printing I'M its branch 4
es, neatly executed at this e&ce
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May so.

NEW MILITARY WORK. ::
-. Just Pub!lRed and tor Sale, =. :
ii the Bookstores Of K. Gray, and Cotton
and SteIDdrt-- r..
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ED UcA r2o ".

NHE SMITHFiELD ACADEMY. vii; al,
opcrr'i on the I5;A das of JANUARY next.
un'"r tie superintendent and dire.,,or oc
ha.nIL TON SHIELDS, aided 10y WILL
.ih LdRSON, He gentleman highly IRE.
commented for his Classical Leaning aud nm.
except'onsblr moral character
ihe :ou 81 o. las'ructi6ns VIII tmbtacc The
Creek & Latin CldSsicks Lngiish Gra,,l,n ar.
ara h'0caion, History, Geography (w.r he
use 81 me GIo0es ard Maps) Atithn.erick MI
,'e H'ementar, branches Uf the Muthe,nuicks---
As much OF PUIology possible will be len |.
cd with the course Of Instruction.
No Pupils will be received ever the age of -
years. -
Tine Superintendent pledges himst If to those
who may iavor The Institution with their pation-
age Tor faithful discharge Of the iupnrtant
trust conf.tcd to him ASSURING them that ms
Compromise shall be tolerated with ind I.ence.
or .ooseheSs 90 Morals he deems il unnc ces--
sary TO say more ofhe Plan of Instruction, which
shaii he rigid'y pursued, IN that an nitrate
acquaintance with the Ell mentary PrincrI. of
every branch proposed t. be- cultivated, shall 10
'he only passport To hi,ciier objects.
ne ssiuorous situation of SMIrHeIIp-its
c'huEo'ty to EoRfoLK, Pc ERsBuRo nd
hiSAM'ND, with many other import adv.n-
TX $ winch 1t eninYs, render IT particularly
desirable s9 the seat Of Seminary Of Learn
ing.
Persons wishing to place Children at his
School, src slvised to MAKE ir,m tia,e ap;,I,c,
Go' u III SHIELos, or the Trustees IF ths
onr"httM 4cafe'ny;" as the number Of pupils
c'onotttor this year )exct d 6fy 50 odd of whicis
are alreaG, enralr.d
rr TERMS or TUITION
forsli the trenches 4b,ve named. or Creek g.
Lat"i 'toi@. 5 80 per annuIa
r"r AZ the banches ex :lusivc of Latin and
Greek. S IS ter annnm
BoARD nay he had in .Sn:ithfeLd vt G rs per
anl"tn'-- Bed, Candles and Washing, forming
separate charge.
Parents or Guardians who may prefer placing
children S,iii II. S informed, that he vii
receive ID Boarders al 8 100 each, which ,-ili
neluor every object at accommodation, extent
ned and bedding and to such he gives the. fun
est "s'urance, that the most minute attention
shall ne paid 20 preparatory Studies, as we'll "a
to every Object which can Admnis, er to the com.
tort or adv 'n'e the improvement of his pupils IN
any respect
II SHIELDS viii inst let, privately, "a class a.
~ ar IS, ~ the FHEAcH .anguage, at g DER
quarter
SntithfrI, Ls'e Of WIgAt,2
Dece'' '.- 2j 1910 w2w
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NARRswros ACADEMY. 18th Dec. ISL, :.

W ARRENTnN ACADEMY, 18th Dec. 1916
{ IN n nday < tuesday the Sd & A., ;ns+
~ commenced and ended the ex,mnaf,on ~
''e 'tudens, ct this instltution-an it is win
PIE assure tie trustees declare tiat he ymI,., ren.
n'rn IN their various classes acquitted 3hcIh-
se"ss IN manner witch ref crea much credit.
y" ~. ,S'Nes aho i'onoi 10 Tie gentleman " ffu
PRESIDED over their studies
ms SEMINARY will again ne opened or th FIRST
Gay "i J''uary neH: under the managem. t,, = nj
e"rtt''n OF Mt Crawford principal. assiste 4
ny M. ~ leg Of Vir.; nia--1'he studies hereto
ioie pursued IN I'M. Institution will still be con.
'husd' and the trustees pledge themselves to
ry nursery ofscicaee a.a vlrtue.
Dec S5 90
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4 IN the 18th Of F. ,ruary, 1911, VIII Be Gold.
~ Pnbi'ciy, TO the highest ddcr ., Farm
nm Church, in Richmond county ~ nu-suance
OF = deco OF trust, dated 21st Of Jan 1909. made
ny In mas Sydnor 30 us, as trustees tor Iohn
w Toml'u, diminish Of Walker Totnlr deed
to at sly Ger ain lsms ec,Ged IN said deed
s. Ferai valuable lots adjoining sair church. con
'''n'''s 'eout thirty six acres well improved: al
50 tour negro nen (tvFO Of whom are vait,.b bic
bi'oksniths) two G9rses, twenty eieht hid ~
title large stoc,- Of hogs pa, ncuts for the
!oi's and negr rs one hsIfcasH. nd the balance
u SIX months, with such sec r,.y 80 will then be
tqunea' carrying interest from the sale and
'or The horses, cattle and hogs, in six months,
WITH bond and approved g curity, bearing ,p,er
est from Tue date Any two, OF th' c of rs y Ii
act as trustees
VINCENT BRANHA
BARTHOLO IEN McCARTY.
GEORGE SAUNDERS,
Dec % w.
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N ~ ShS M In FIuvsnna county con 81

Nov. 2S y, 1910 '''
Wm tzp'i-ts and Dolly his Wifi. LAT, no,
" Napier, Polly Hackney, ENz.beii. HI
Nancy HACKNEY and Jane s Hackney. d;s,,;L;1,'H
rs o' me estate Of John Napier, dec'A l;cb
r'In ro'iy, Eliztbeth, Nancy and lane 6 are ;n.
ANS who sue by Richard Hackney the n.rt
%go;,., Rh8s.
John Napier, Moses C Napier, Beniami, WI.
hanson K john r. Fitzpatrirk *. yh;cb ia J',i.
ana moses c nier, are administrators IN h.
estete 1 OF IN sad John Napier, deed, and ,Isn
VoSetner WITH the said niamin. in ri.,b, of bx
we Chb'i'tte. late Charlotte Napier. = ,.,;t
1hn l.; In rg' Of his late wife Jane de,.,s.d,
icrTnc"h Jlne Napier distributes Of ,lo -
TIE 10 go. WIN. Dcfts
90 rs appearance and given security aocory;n.,
10 me ci ~ assembly aud the rnics 81 III. c,,,rs
ava y "pPFa ihg to the satisf,rt,on of the co,,rt
tf't he IS not an nhsh,tanl oftlris commonwealth
ON the motion ofthe pla'a.,fls by their co,,,,,i
Al is 91'deYea That the said defendant WIJ.n,as
SON. DO appear here ON or be fore the frat d,v IS
March court next. and answer the nI.int;e, IN
ana that copy of Ills order be Cnr,bv;,, nee
I " ~ sone newspaper published in the ctv ~
N"ntnnhd' and continued for two months s,,c
otssVf'y, aod also posted at the front d. oFtE.
court house NJ this county
CoPy TsS,e.
- JcR@ JIMBERLAKE. 1y. pore
WSrT
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a wednesday. Tire 3Oth of I,ru,rv. - g.
"o'' The "eXt flir day, at Curtis's. the I,,,s
,.'.''nce OF Ralph Wormley, decd we IN
proceed ny virtue Of a deed oftr,,.t. exec",as
ny ihe SMd Ralph TO W, to sell ,Il us ESTATE
real ana personal, whereofhe died t,nssessad . 70
;" much thereof as may be sii Ificient IN no., -
"ep'' surveys ri the Lands nave not w, Iea-
prepared we cannot fhereE,r, give 81 t In
INSCRIPTIONS OF The bosnds and cluantities oct,,a,s.
at this time d'''"eS Vi tIetn
ne 1eai est t. consists the following tr,>rs
situated IL M'dd'estx Cur,iss nn WINCH are 20 20
y y' Ydu+blr mpro,, meuts recent, erec,,J :
aus I'nk' dragon wsmp, and his ,n,eres, -
n"neF Neck and Rjc Neck The,e es,,,.s'. W
heri'r 10 few, and sup r,or IN rost i, ,,. 1 are
CT country IN fertility md IN health Ind NV wv"
ency oi shGstou, and have the slvan,s,, ~, .',
meadows attached to them " ~"
ne personal property consists nf v,r;o,,, q
STOCK on All kinhs HoGsetoId ,tI 9Th, w
VI I,e Pl'ntatIuu Utensils &c S.e ul~
ne tei ms % the sale OF tie lands viii ha q,
- 10 aud 20 months credit. Pond and 80, -, us
Secu ~, aud deed ii trust on the go
pa inent o. each lnstalinent, as Il f.Is d.. 10y
DE required of the purchasers r. snsrG,si. "b
Inc personal estate will be- sold nm x
SIX months bond aud security Yin bs go
Tor all sums Owe, z 10 N 'equr~"
Proven debt oi sad gslph, Wiu be ~, =.
payment IT The legal Gisco,-, -S1e' w
1cRE ffYLCF
6eeetBbef a. ~" N'' ""@ ND@5&
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OIED-on Friday ntght last. CoL TVIL =
LIAM IERRr, Deiesaft from HaljJar-
arm reHH6Hcan. and one If the hafrfofs
gro He liz d bcfoved. and ep.rv marx
o. reSfcel aus haid his remains bv me
House Of Detegalcs
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j. LETELLtER--DE N71ST-Irs,nn. III.
TREND that he has ,e'u-ned and z,;I son,;ss
SNe 10 pfHef,se !" The curious branches Of his bro
"a ne co'nf' h0Es~ defzoeen fhe T,van and
" nsh'"gfoa Iaoerns IL has h&tzo.se orocn-eJ ~
SHSe!p@ the 6est materials for Artificial Test,
December 25 ~
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John WOOD.

II IS curious coincidence. thu Calico
q Dr. Wallis III the l7th CcnruY and Mr.
John Wood OF this day, Should have In
upon 'he same general ,dea f1r explaining
the phenomena of the tides. Yet such IS
'hetac- -fhe theory IS as new wi;h res.
pect 70 Mr.. Wood. as Calico and Wallis
hau never existed.
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SCR.i{S.

n Plan is on foot, before the Legislature of
"0rth Carolina, 10 take out of cir uIa,ion I'll
the'' ild Pope Currency, called Proc e 200 600
- which vas ISSUED in The years 's3 & IS it
is proposed to make this paper cease to b. le-
gal ''nd n AT er the 1st next November--out
eIat il ne bro, to the Treasury, there deposited.
* Certificates bearing per Cert interest. issued
10 ils stead; these Certificates NOT to be a legal
te""er, but with view of enhancing their va
Inc, they re 10 he re eved in payment to the
mount OF one fifth, OF the Bank Stock Of = ne "
Balk Branches TO he erected by lawn he
same Manner as the 8 per cent Stock of the u S.
was originsliy received a. 8 5Ihs Of the Caoits
Oh tie U Bank ii is supposed that this
plan viii have the effect Of substituting paper
convertible int" specie 9; 81 par, /" Inc present
Proc. or the dcprecia Noes Of the Newbern
y Cape Fear Banks.
lbe Psnitenlary System has been lost, in lie
Senat" oi Nortb Caroline, by tie casting. Vote
o. the Speaker Gen. Sumter. the old Ran,
htIonary Pslrot, of South Carolina, has Re s;er.
ei the seat which lie n0s9 fills in the Senate OF
the U. y q the one TO whIch he has Just been re-
-'tcteH---- letter from the Hnpanna, of tie
ZiaI NJ! bIds us not despair OF the Revolutions
Canse ~ MeXico.-We are told, that though
* IN u sr OF the Vice Roys having dra WI.
o1i I'll his troops, and routed the | surgents
"'th great Slaughter, vet that ,hev are
nor qneIiec, tu' n"iy checked and have
rc', ,teo nat sem reg m nts have cspou
sea the' -'; and the r. t,ree Is c-mDuttd I
near $4,000 men. tho q. idly armed. tie
conclusion there IS fell Of mnort-Che Cen us
OF w s'dmgton Coupy Vi give. i list Of is
works and manu- .'u~s. ~ 200 600 B'bs of
So, ronneries, 50 Eis Is les 2 Clupo vydcr.
Mills, FulIng do, 5 Bioroi-rie, -una lily lo,"
gng 5l4 Ton of "n, Ca ing Machine,
wrought by water, go Looms W Wig var Gus
species OF LINEN, WoHllens. Chtois Is a
sample, OF Linnrn, 500 y'ds thread, SIS 275
y'dS) Cabinet work SIves, Saddles. Hats, &c
&c Ito the amount g S so. $50. Lead &
HilyeT mine has been DISC ,ver4d ~ Dorset noun
ain. Vermont 1t SAID, tbrt 20 wt OF the
ore, on analysis vie he'd q lbs ofpure silver,
(sbout S ~ G'773 lbs. of Lea,i.---some ofthe
N. ]. banks ut nd TO contest tie ,easonabieness
a. ven ~ 'egaHy of the late law, Tor taxing
BdHs Sfock--pnd ave employed Messrs Hrfr
NJ to. Stockton T. GufIi,hs of ihst state Emmett
"f New York, 4 Dallas OF Philadelphia,
~------
Abbrsoia,ed fyeor Proclamation Money.
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hours the one uPan the greatest acceicra-
ZION OF motion, the other upon the grcniest
| rciardation."
:" And thus far Galileo's Discourse holds
wen enough; but then in this il comes
snort that as il gives an account of two
| tides. So those two tides are always 10 be
! at and ID, that is AT noon and midnight ::
whereas experience tells us that the time
OF tues moves In months space through
all TIE "a hours. OF which he gives us NJ
account. For though h. takes notice of :,
mems ruai period. Net he does i, only as TO
inc quantity OF the tides. greater or less
Tot as 20 the tine of the tides sooner or Ia :
ter"
TO supply this 10. Baptista Bslianus
makes the Earth To be secondary planet
and |" move not directly about the sun, but
about the moon, the moon meanwhile mo
wing about the sun In like manner as we
and the moon abnu, iJ.''
Doctor Wallis afer she wing the futility
o. ms supposition % Bai;anus. proceeds :,
account Tor those Phenomena which Cali
go iett unexplained III the following, inge
NOUS manner. .+.,
he supposes the earth and moon Jointly as
one BODY. Carried about by the sun i'm the
great orb of the annual moiion this mo- ion
10 De estimated according to the laws of
otat'os, as IN other cases BY the nn;ion OF
,he common centre of gravity of both BIO
u,es and accordingly the line of the ANN
al moiion Will be described, not by the cen
'e III me earth, nor by the centre of the
moon but by the common centre of grayi
" OF the bodies, the earth and moon, as one
aggregate. si-.
IL Is therefore evident that the princiDye
ei the Tides which l assumed is precisely
tue same with that proposed b, Calico. and
improved by DR.. Wallis. Our denonsrra.
TONS are however d Eerent. The principle
nave demonstrated to be strictly true. ac-
CoioIng to the properties of the CvcIo,dal
ana Epicy cioldal curves, and have accord
ingiy calculated the d ference OF veIocities
whch takes place in opposite points pt the
same parallel If latitude. In place of the
hypothesis of DR. Wallis which certainly is
extremely ingenious aud perhaps the true
cause OF the menstrual motion of the Tides
II VIII be recoilected mat explained the
same by the Polar cffusions Bu, fo, o,her
paricuiars. | must refer the reader 70 the
pape' OF DIR. Wallis in the Ph,losonhical
transactions and to The essay which pub
iished. only regret that the existence. of
TINS paper was unknown L me when 7
puo'shed my essay, and it is Certainly
most Astonishing that no accoun of the The
Dry of Calico and Wallis, IS 70 be met
with in he various muGern publications
which have treated at The Tide. par.icu
iafly when tits known thai Wallis was Sc
cond to no e but Newson IN The age m
Which they lived. and as 20 real geometri
Cal knowledge, ii mas long been ,he ques
ton who OF the two was The snnrr;o,.
JOHN WOOD.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

II has been said that Mr.. r. Smith is 20
ing as minister TO France. &c. &c This is
a mistake b. Livings on, Esq. has been
also spoken of. and ferhahs with greater
show OF sruth-is To Mr.. Gang RS re
signation, we suspect that this TOO is mis-
take.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

The IL. Of D. rose, early on Saturday, af
ter entering into resolutions, in compliment
to he memory and merits of Col. Ferry,
one Ut The Dee gates from Halifax,-wfu
died The night before, in this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-25

From a icYer Of a genltema1 AZ Sctisbnrg
(N. c.. Dec. 1871. 10 his Correction :.
dent IN his city.
There was agreit hustle in this place few
days since, caused by called W,,.m
Philips, who was travelling through the nl,ce,
& attempting to change Virginia Bnnk Notes
winch upon examination proved to be Counter
ieiti when he Immediately fed, was parsucd
Z unprecedented abou, 40 miles from this place. t.
snow confined in .fa,f on the charge as exhibit
"a against him-I think it would be we'll for the
President C Directors of the Bank to look 70
this man"
CJ We learn, that this is the same chap WHO
was t-ken up IN Tennessee, for Passing the
sans cpunterte its, and fed trons his bail