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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Iasea for the Aie.aadria Gazette
FRIDAY, Dec. Fl.

| MIR. Gardner moved that The petition Of
snndry merchants OF Nanturk~t. ,, sentrd
| the last session be referred TO the commit il.
tee of commerce. and manufactures.
Mr.. Lew's presented the petition of
John Ratciffe, deputy postmaster in Fair.
fax county, Va. praying rrcompsts for
extra duties and services 10 his off c. --
! Referred to the post master general.
| Mr.. 3suthara moved tor the appointment
OF a committee to enquire into the exp5 di
! ency OF passing law fixing the mode Of
(, taking evidence In cas,s Of contested elec-
tinns. Carried and committee of three
! appointed
Mr.. Seibert presented the petition Of
sundry merchants of Philadelphia, similar
to one presented before, relative to the rx.
pected operation Of the renewal Of the
( nonintercourse law with Great Brita'n.--
I Referred to the COMMITTEES on fortisn reia-
/ tons.
| Mr.. Vaa Horne moved that the house
| go into committee of The who'll on lhe ulil
continuing the charter Of the Bank of A.
lexandria till 1881. For the motion IS,
against il IS. Mr.. Desha in thr chair.
Mr.. Love moved an amendment, The
act establishing ,he. bank Of he Y. S. tori
| bad the granting Of charter to anr o,hrr
bank during the existence at that charter
I for 90 years. He there fore wished a clause
saying it should taie effect from and after
the Sd Of March next.
Mr.. Nrvtqn observed that this was not a
bank OF the II. S. bat bank OF the Dis
trict.
M. 7aylor moved that the committee
rise, for IN purpose Of referring it to a
select commit,re. II was not opposed to
tn BID, bu wished fully 70 und~rs, and it.
He would not blndly vote for it in the
lump.
Mr. 1--we objected to the committees
rising The act of Virginia granting the.
charter might be read, which would give
full Information. That state has three times
con inued the charter; ample proof of the
propri,ty Of its continuance.
Mr.. Milaor said that the act ought to be
priated and on the table of ME mbers. that
they might have . full knowledge OF the
subject.
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COMMUNICATION.

I Important. Natioaai Lmprovsment'-- Inc
present Secretary of the Navy deserves
much for his attention 10 the public inter
ss, and particularly tor the economy vvlnc-
ed in the new forge erected BY Nj. Latrohe
At ,he Navy Yard The moving pawer IS
steam, by which saw mill, rolling works.
and othsr highly Us ful machinery viii De
most economically operative. The savings
in the iron work alone have b. en- found to
be above $50 per centum, BIZ this very in
genius and beautiful improvement, great
addition indeed TO tn very valuable works
1 10 tho Washington Navy Yard, and well
worth the attention Of all visitors to that
city sho are friends to nasiolal improve.
mrnt. B.
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The Brethren Of Alexandria va +.
lngton Lodge, No. "a, sre reqmlted
TO meet at their Lodge I Dom, ca
Sunday next, at ten O'Clock. for he
purpose Of moving in PROCESSION 70
the Episcopal Church, where l.,a-
rity Sermon will be delivered by tie
Reverend Brother Barclay, III anylc;-
patton Of St. Johns Day.
The Members of Brooke Lodge,
No. A., and visiting Brethren, a.e
respectfully invited 10 Join.
By 0rder TIN Wo,shi4atnl 4Kastrr,
Martin Brent, See'y.
December go.
F The Members of the T4es5Iaa
Soetey will meet at Mr.: l4odsAius
tavern, THIS EVENING, d. SIN
O'Clock. Those who have accou.. 3
aga INST the Society will please plessi,s
them previous TO that time to either uf
the subscribers for scttlem,. nj.
George Carson,
William II. 5. Faw.
William Douglass.
December %.
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Carding & Spinning Machinery
December %.

THE subscribers having entered into parsa
nership for che purPc.c of making Machine
~ tor carding and spinning cotton take this
method O. informing she public generally
that they carry on the above business in als
Its various branches
Any orders from distance, either Tor largo
Establishments, or sinai. Machines FOR Doc
nestle purposes, will be thankfully rsceiv.G
and faithfully attended to
Gregg anO Heald,
alexand ia Fairf,x. between Prince
and Duke streets nec % s,nsv
cn,,r,,r,. ~,
GRlFfll n 6 III LANya
Garner of KING 81 R>gai styeets,
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a. AS there is TO be a chari.Y
Sermon preached in the Rev. k4r.
Barclays church On Sunday morni. 8
next !; the. Rev. Mr.. /. ibson's church
will be shut on the mo nmg OF that
day: in the afternoon';he church will
be open for Dlvlne Ser,lce a, ,.4s
usual hour.
December 20.
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LOST.

LOST,
Betauees W7thers's store and Sevton's aoAa,f,
yesterday forenoon,
A Sum Of Money in Alexandra
Bank Notes 7 Twenty Dollars will be
paid the finder ifreturned to the Print
er Of this paper.
December "a. ats
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SAMUEL CRAM.

Corner Of King and C'nion streets, has 70,
Sale,
10 hhds and IS barrels retailing Sugars
1900 pounds hest green Coffee in bags
SO boxes Mould Candies
90 boxes No 3 Chocolate
2 hhds 9TH proof jamaica Rum
900 yards Tow Cloth
Russia and Ravens Duck
a A few bags Plmento.
December 81. eotf
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kaislns and Currallts,

$50 boxes fresh Muscatsl & Bloom aaisinx'
1000 ID. Aante Currants rsteived and fars
sale by {,
Joseph Vaudeville, i
lsrne, Ct Kms 81 fsaJas xtyeetk
December II. SO ~; J
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The fart at Punab Island is no more
Tbs BIOS lel Gus e!emen.s have made such
ruthless havoc snat the magazine is inun.
dated--'he fort completely s:ormed--lhc
breast work washed away the guns re-
moyed--and all, il rot covered with glory
is covered with sand.
The guard house alone stands, sad
monument of the folly of the Plumb Isa,d
fort projectors, What end the govern
ment soldiers have made we have not
learnt. Nsaubuyybsrt Herald.
---xs 81 an--
cGNf,QECC
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ultimately the means Of correcting the n.
mosphsre and re-es,ablishing health and
strength.
The extent and number Of the foreign
colonies Of England; the protection afford
ed to shipping by her navy the case with
which her merchants obtain credit, and a.
hove all, their unbounded entsrprizr, are
the blessings which carried 10 excess beget
periodically the evils of bankruptcy and
individual ruin., 1t is unqaestionable thar
these partial evils tend to the general
good, by teaching severe lessons Of pfu-
dence TO the adventurer and manufacturer.
England has suffered these mercantile
commissions in 1776, 1883, 1898, 1899
1905, and l81O.--- And ,ney have been
more or less severe according 70 the ex-
tent OF her commerce at those periods
All her conn, xions and CORE spondents sui
fer with FER. TINS IS not speculative
fact, a, pres Mt zoe jse!I. The storm how
ever is now abating and will be forgotten
IN after prosperity, If We continue our
amicable relation with that country.
In my mex, ! shall hint at something
winch passed lately in the British cabinet
council, resarding this country,
And am SC.
PETRo PETRowITcH.
1it7v Tork, Dee. ID, 1910
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genius and beautiful Improvement, great
Il addition indeed TO tn very valuable works
N 10 tho Washington Navy Yard, aud well
Nworlh the attention. of all visitors to thar
city sho are friends to na,iolal improve.
II mrnt. ~ b.
q Far the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
|4 Mr.. EDIToR.-Agreeably to promise ]
fesumc the subjec, Of the cause and cur
R3ci the present commercial embarrassment.
81 ! have treated at length of the evil at
|3tendng the expectation of specie to India
Mby private merchants, and shall now make
Ia few remarks on the eff-cts on this side
of the Atlantic, of the failures and scarcity
Of moaey in England.
81 Wherever commerce is in IRIS infancy. we
|1and the character of the merchant held in
Fdetestaton, and not without some reason.
tor where enterprise is limited. the veal.
tbs merchant has il in his power to iniure
those that arc poorer than himself, and We
had MANY who exult to build their own
4greatntss on the ruin of their neiehbors,
howevsr honest and industrious. AS the
neld for enterprise extends the prospect
orlsh'eus The merchant begins 70 fad that
fh' richer his neighbors and correspondents
5fre, his payment becomes more secure, he
Gao command more money, and shay can
PETER aHard his PROFITS. HIS interest be-
ZONES most essentially promoted bv libe-
a0ty tempered with prudence. and the
aaraeter OF the merchant is no longer
mean aud desoicable it has become noble
snaoiv IN proportion as he has progress
W,ake scieace of commerce and kn ow.
pmmnan kind.
Ilo.l assAmerica exports to England
of,yarodnee, OF. imports a piece Of
i've goods 50 long MS London is
astor her European continental
r~a y Enslishrn-n have shilling
Interest IN her stocks or lands; so long
inc prosperity and wealth of the
'' Countries iden'i6 d and neither nation
: suffer s'ngiy by bankruptcies aud the
p"ssqnent scarcity of money.
ne commercial body of England is
s''u'''naily liable to in,ermi,,en, fever
oay be allowed the simillt winch like
hurricanes in her Yves, India islands.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-27
FROM THE BOSTON cENTIRfr:
Captain FS;rfeld, Of Salem, furnishes thu
follosOing distressing particulars.

Captain FSixfeld, of Salem, furnishes the
following distressing particulars.
AprH 1oth.-SaiIed from Naples in the
ship Margaret, Of Salem, with crew con-
sistinS of IS in number, exclusive of 81
passengers, making 46 men and boys in
all. We passed through the gut of Gibral.
tar on the 22d of April; nothing of mo-
mens occurred until Saturday, 2oeh MAY,
when in latitude 40, N. long. 80, so, w.
having strong breezes of wind at S. E. and
L. S. +. and rainy weather, at io'A. M.
took in royals, top gallant studding sails,
fore and mi1en top galtans:sails, iibs, STAY
sails, and mainsail-at meridian, wind and
weather continued, as before mentioned--
att P. NJ. On the 21st, the fore. topmass
ssuddinS sail, haulyards parted, the stud.
ding sail fell overheard. filed with water.
aud carried away the studding.sal boone
we took in lower ssue1ding sail, spanker and
mizen toPsail, by which time it became
squally, and We Immediately elewed down
fore and main top sail, and, let a. the sheets
1.-The wind shifted in an iossanf from +. S.
E. to S. w. and although the: hesn wss
hard to weather we could not ses DE shin
before the wind, bae was Instantly how, on
her beam ends. Every. person on hoard
the ship being At this time ON deck, reach.
ed either the bottom or side ofthe sfip nod
held on We SECURED IN axe, and .inirnae.
ldiasxly cue away she weather 1anyRrts Sg9ks
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ATTEMPTED 10 obtain "a iuferVieW with Peinee
Ferdinand, In order to put INTO HIS hauds,
che letters he was entrusted with3 but that
the prince refused either % tasr or noe hjs,
and he had reaion 10 believe ihaE he seat
inEoemasior oil proposals % the g6seThor,
of the rasae, which octasio6sd his arsss.
u. :. .-. rorDos, liag II. H. !
The Gazette contains General Graham's
and Cap,ain's Maelain's o&Gd :acc6uhr OF
the evacuation Of the fort Of Matagorda, al.
ruased on the main land opposite TO Fort
Punta,s IN the, inner harbor of Cadiz. Il
was carrisoned by 40 British Soldiers and
ssamen, under Captain Maclaine. 1t stood
two mohths inveStmeht, and was heap
of ruins when left. The gallant defence
COS. Ills The lives of Major Eefebvre, frhe
engineers; and rs privatesi we also had a
lic1seuans, s'midshipmen, and s. Ptivafss
woUndSd.; -. L, ,','..,.
The French papers arefull of Official &C.
counts OF actions and skitmishes in SPAN /;
in at least half Of which the Spzniards were
the a4sailants bu: who, as 10 always the
case in ihe French accounts, were dispersed
and cut to pieces.
> letters from. Gibraltar state, that Count
1TilIey and French spy, had been sent
from that garrison TO- Cadiz to be tried:
The reports Of victory oysr the; F'ench> in
Catalonia, by General O'Donnel, are cor.
ro6orated. 49,
Our squadron under Sir James Sauna.
req, has safely arrived in the Baltic. -
The emperor Napoleon is on 9 Visit to
Holland, On the 18th May king Louis set
out to meet him. =.
We learn from Malta, that the Sublime
Porte had given Mr.. Adair the most posi-
tive assurances Of the Grand SeignoF's de-
termination to maintain inviolate his ALI =.
ance with Great Britain.
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

@H"S Z:
In the house of lords, Earl Grey q Lord
Grenville declared their intention TO sup-
port the dignity and privileges Of Par!ia'
ment; and Lord Erskine expressed his de.
termination to support the Supremacy OF
the law.
In the commons, petition was presents
cd from the lord mayor, aldermen and H.
very of London, praying for the release Of
Sir Francis Burdeu and MIR. Jones'" 1t
was moved that il lie on the table,. This
was opposed, as the petition wa, disrespsct:
full and insolent; and after second days
debate, was negatived. 12s to 3s. =.
- :. May.1I.,
: The speaker acquainted the house that
Earl MORA had been served with process
at the suit of Sir F. Burdett as cons liable of
the tower.
The committee ON the privileges Of the
house reported, that the speaker and SER
geant at arms should be suffered torappear
In court, and plead to the action brought
against them by Sir F. Burdett, for false
imprisonment which was agreed to, end
the attorney general. was ordered 10 defend
tnem' -. ..
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'fsre;gn Office, DasVniing street.
MQY 10.

, The king has been pleased to appoint
John Philip Morier, Esquire, to De his
majesty'S secretary IF legation to the Unit
ed States of America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11
THE VoICE OF STARK, AcAIN!

Ersr0c. gf letter from the Immortal General
SIARH, Es'i''cn IN TIE present month.
have never been so fortunate as To have anv
personal acquaintance with Mr. MADISON. But
the virtues OF a MADISON lave been known tn
the world longer than we have been known as a
nation. Could my recital of his important ser
vices add to their weight, l could freely ,lo IL l
think the strongest evidence we can have OF his
greatness and goodness, is, that he was the cho
sen OF bis immediate predet essor and Still,
retains his confidence. The value of these two
great men has appeared rs conspicuous in cult
va'ing the arts Of peace, as in the conflict for our
national independence.
Peace, undoubtedly is our greatest read, as
long tecce te honorable But / fear if
sue tip The cuh n Cancellation any higher 7re shall
have 10 drink Tie dcpS That nation which has
been our secret or open enemy for more than for
ty wears has 10y their last messenger of in
s,.!; heaped tho measure ct our wrongs, and /
think must have prepared the minds of all that
prefer their owD Country to any other for the last
resort. l think Mr.. Madison VIII nat wait for
the consent of the Arnolds or chickering's of our
country. Although he has not recommended a
declaration of war to Congress, think he will
not suspend it long, without there is inmed-
ate change of measures with the change OF mi
nistry, before he viii recommend it with the
pr0mptitule that he has dismissed their nsulte r
of nations.
"Mr. ADAMS writes Ike rs lgain.
sc II can I've but few days beihre must leave
my country aud my friends. wait the moment
with in,pa,ience, for although have spent a long
lits OF enjoyment, Fife is now great burden To
me. Conversing with my friends that are about
me, or at a distance, makes lite more tnlerahle
But 1T is the greatest consolation have, dat
shall leave the general government OF my country
in so good hands,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11
FROM 4HE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Decisive evidence of the progress of the
Woollen Manufactures of the U. States.

.36ouf SIR years ago a fserson from Eu-
rohe, zyas in The state Of Vermont, 7pho fios-
seSsed tie kno7vfedse Of constructing ma
chimery.to card zvSot By hard, horses, oren,
steam or zvatcr. Some EerSous Of tint STATE
became acquainted zcish him and among
them 7vas Mr.. JoHN .BEMIs, cardins. ma
chine maker, nozv IF tie Borough Of MI
mangton, on Deia7vare, tzventv-eight miles
f'9m PHILADELPHIA. on the Southern hcsk
road. THIS active and useful citizen with
IN tie term Of sic years, has made and soka
minety-Sepet Of these carding machines,
mostly single, and q fen double. Ills nsso
ciafes, in the enterhrise, qvho commenced
SeharGte tomrS, haze made several hundred
so that IL is no7o understood, fhat tie
gchoie number Of double and single 1yook
carding machines made in The U. States bv
Jehn Benlis, and his associatcs crceed four
hundred The fo7ver required tn nloue me
Of these machines is said TO be o7iiy one tim
IF that, qvhich zoiH moue one common mil
stone. Carding By hand, is ficrhah8, the
mosf srvere Of the household emhtoyments
Of zoone1. Wool frehGred 6y these ma
chimes is peculiarly fit for the manufacture
Of hats. The 'zcooL cardins machines ere
used in sumo Places 10 card cotton Tie
quantity of 7vooi schich single ccrdine
machine 7vH frehGrs in one 7vcck is nine
hRhdrcd rounds. The machines made by
mr.. BcmiS md his associates, hare been
frineifaky for. Maine, Virginia., and thc
country and states bef7Veen them. This
nScfi citizen is Of OcrV rood character. e
realty esteemed in Wikmington, 7vhs7e he
no7u resides. THIS note If uoiu1,nrv oct
Of justice to7uar!s him, from one 7Oho 7pos
recently a stranger 10 hin, and is qurittca
df;cr examination and reflection.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11
VALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-w;u

~ hi<S RhtsI lshNi) TUX BALL. w III
be sold on the premises, for cash, to the
highest bidder, on the 10th of April, 1910, a
valuable plantation in the county of Cumberland,
containing FIVE hunGrcd and sixty seven acres,
being apart Of the tract oflan,, known by the
name ct Green Greet, aud formerly he property
ct William Randolph, Esq. OF Cumberland
Few tracts of land in the upper country, are to
he considered more valuable than this, bo,!, as
1t regards fertility AMI snil, and LEGAL atlvanta-
tagHs II Is situated in an excellent neigihor.
hood, Immediately en Appomattox river, which
affords an easy and safe carriage by water, from
the plantation to a good market. II t. presum .
Ell that any person wishing To purchase, would
choose to view the premises before the day OF
sale, and therefore .I,ore particular description
is Thought unnecessary
The above mentioned tract Of land, will be
sold hyvirtue ola deed of trust, given by George
3sckus. to secure the payment of sum of mo.
ney. therein mestioned, due Doct. Joseph Met
tauer, of Prince Edward.
JOHN WOODSON,2
Tbs. A. MOKTON,I h'"S'eec.
Prnce-EdwarI, Jan. 6, 1910. 1awI2wg
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JOHNSON AND RENT,

EEWEJLERS u SILVER SMITHS
4 T the crescent sign, opposit> the Eagle-Ta-
L vern-Havc just received an additional sup
ply OF AnIIcLEs in theirl.e (Which with their
former stock viii render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Earnings. Earnings & Drops, Breast.
Pins, Bracelets and Fing"r Rings.
Jet Ercast-Pms, bracelets, Earnings & Neck
taces, tortoise shell Combs OF the most approved
patterns. gold Watch-Chans, Seals and KEYS OF
Che latest patterns, Earnings, Fing .r-Rines,
Nrcast-pins, Bracelets, Buttons, I.ockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots. Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes,
S'op Bowls, Cream Pots, Cams and Gobletts.
Isb'e,desert, tea and salt Spoons, soup, to idy,
cream and mustard Ladies', Salt Sta, ds, Thin
b!es, Coral & Bells, Tea Toogs 6 Pencil Cases,
silver mounted Dirks, Swords and SaufF Boxes
Plated Casters OF various Pr:ces. Csudiesticks,
frd't Baskets, rea-Pots, Sugar. Dishes, Cream
fots, Salt Stands, Table Spoons and Tea-Tongs
Block tan Tea Pots and Tea Cadas, together
with suH'ry o5her articles too tedious to eiu,n,e.
rate here, all OF which they offer on moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given Tor old silver and gold.
DeccfDDcf eDtf
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'Ht Suoscr'f er5 having qualified rs Exc,r-
Il TOYS OF the IN of the iac Mr. Oycrton
En'ifr'$sl, mpchtd Hi'himpnd have opp,;nled
rlessrs. 1hOnas ,,,el II and R;cl,s,, r,,Jcrs,,,
81 tlIc city Of Klchn.ra, nts to Settle ard .,i
Jost the debts and claim, o.. the EsiucA II those
innebled 10 the sic Estate are earnestly request
eel To- make payment, wltr0nt delay 10 the sand
Thonas NorYell and Rtchard Anderson. VINO
are authorised to g..c ,iischm ges, AID VITO will
s'scb@Fge all debts DIE .y the Gstate
SA.HCfbL IfoS8T,
D3BNbT 64INOR
tecembeF 6. entc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11

II ALoAtLG PROPERTY FOR SALE -
La pursuance of decree Of the Circuit
Court OF tie United States, la the Virginia l>is-
1rEt, pronounced At the last session nj that cour
IN The suits there depending between lVm hunk al
st Co. plaintiffs, against Thomas NJ Dcane and
others, drtpudants, and between Serbia Scrop.,al
nd starman, plaintiffs, and the same defendants ::
VIII be exposed to sale, AT atc;iom at Cara in
ihc county Ut Cumberland, on Thursday the l5th
oi February next, that valuable MERCHANT
MiLL usually called the CIira bfjNs--Too.cco
warehouse, Tnvera, an, other .ots of Cirouu5
at That riace-Alsn, All the .an,ls a, or near ca.
IRA, tconslsting Of 1000 acres and ". Yards
Which belong to James Deanc Thomas Vi
A"Ane q Francis b. Dcane or 10 either Of them
on The 20th day Of March, 1901 Terms %;
faic--len per cent On The amount of the our
"hases 10 be paid ia cash Il credit Of one, two
'nd three years fer the residue o. the purcl,as.
money, to bear interest from tiIe tav of sale
'hc purchaser or purchasors giyir.. bonds with
security to be app:'ved by the undo 81 rr4d con
Jn'Ss'oners, or tie one thai n,ay act and also x
ccuting deed Of trust upon the property so
purchased, for securing the payment thereof az
The periods aiort 3D.
PieyDus 20 the day Of sale the Land vii, he
""iuSd into Convenient lots to suit purchasers.
Z. COPLA%D, } C.,,,,;ss;
w. e. WILLIAMS, oneys.
Dr. -nfer 30 IL
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& nos ALLEY, at tie NEAg 1uRK SHOE
=. SfOHE, respectfully Informs tie ladies
OF Richmond, that he has Just received hand
some assortment ef Ladies morocco BOOTES.
SOKh SObES, &c. Gc.-Aigq, some tea co.
Bred Morocco SHOiS ot TIE newest fashion :;
ie.ewiso, Gentiemen's F,n .Shoes and N9y. cco
J,ii'ta'. and general assortment oil other KINDS
Mes iorl, Manufacture.
December so. 9w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-11
THIS DAY IS PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

ghe DEURN:dL ROTATION OF TIE
I-:RTT:
Demonstrated upon M;ihe ;natical Principles,
from the properties of the G'yc!Oid and the Epi.
Cycloia.
WITH
AN APPLTcATIoN OF THE THEORY,
t. the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds, Tides and OF those Stony ant! Me.
ta.i'c connections which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface Of the Earth
En- JcRV WOOD,
.f2'hor Of Etemsnis Of Per$h. ctivc, h7im-
ted IN London, IN 1893.
December L.