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SCARCITY or MONEY.

We may safely assign as one reason,
why money Is SD scarce, ii takes "a great
deal of il 10 so only little way at market.
Ii a house keeper could get as much Tor
his money ais he might have done in bet
Ter times, although lis pockets may be
low, it would pro. ure him enough Of tie
pecessari"s OF life TO subsisi on, with e..
economy, aud we slIoud seldom lear
complaints OF The scarcity Of money. ="
But u ne will encourage and keep up the
high prices of the articles brought To our
market, by giving them, III The name of
common sense let us no longer complain
Of their being TOO high, or that money
Is scarce J. On Saturday morning our
market was supplied with poultry, meals,
vegetables, DE al the following cXiraya-
CANT prices, which although every body
exclaimed that they we're TOO hIgh, we're
obtain q without di1iculiy:
Chicktns. bali grown, % ceuiS-duckS,
do - 10 81 ce;iis--yOuBE geese, scaice-
], ea.abl-, SD ceuis-groWn fowls, 80
cents Cabbage heads, The size Of y
plppn. 6 ceuis- Potatoes, 3 pef i,iisiiei
-simblniS, (very sn,olD % cents pes doz.
en-, aud every thug else III proportion.
NOI{OM XoraM
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LHiIlinm nnd Hmm CnLLcn.e


On The 9th inst. The visitors, professors
and students moved 10 procession hom
the college Ia tlir church, where the III.
Rev. Bishop Moore addressed tie throne
of DIVINE grace IN terms OF unaffected
piciy aud devotional praise. Al imge
NOUS and interesting essay ons0lilude was
llien delivered from the rosIrun by Mr.
OiNay b. Barraud, In which l,e contrast
ed the pleasing retirement of Tie brnc-
Violent philosopher, with The gloomy Sc
cIusi0n Of iIIc disappointed mlSanllropp
aud p0uTlrayed in d very pcrspicuouS ana
eloquent sly Ic the tendency at a rational
sOl!iu!c 10 giIc cHrrgy 10 all The faculties
0l the human mnId, and TO prepare The
heart for lire sublime principles of virtue
AMI religion. Ills department WAS ggace-
tui and Impressive, aud an audience lnglIy
respectable and numerous az km0Wlrdged
The distinguished merits OF The who'll. per
i0rnance. After this exercise, tive diploma
III bachelor 0fariS VAS c0nierred on Mr.. Is.
by tie president, Who delivered q concise
and elegant address on the advantages Of
d liberal education. aud Showed lis imflu
eDce on national and Individual happiness
a SPECIA1O
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rCceNing The c!ONeT seed. | design 10
ieave The hanlm al the peas on part. by
way OF cNptrimrnt, az dprOtectlon against
'r"st, ana as a top dressing 10 tie Dung
clover, which Will SOW upon II in thai
sfuaiion. The rut will be taken off aud
'he idhd narrowed before seeding. la
t"is way, am persuaded great deal OF
poor land IA tins cuuu,,y MAY he brought
ilo Stale oi Improvement ~ a shorter
il'ne than ANY other know of (rAeept by
He AMI oil mamure,) aud believe, I may
say without any loss To the farmer: Be
cause, by leaving out Tins in time of
seeding wheat, the balance nav be sown
IN iseiicr time, and by beslomiHg all The
db"r Ia preparing the part that would
i'a.e'b"eu gwen To the hole, The poorest
oil Inc land beng lrit GOT, believe IN ma
ny eases tie crop will be as great OF per
maps greater. than would have been ga
ihertd from The Whole.
w" nave uU ul;pirsI!eni IN Use here Hal
Is not common. myself, make great
use vi harIows with three cuuller tech.
ior one horse, or i've for Two horses the
''''li MADE OI square iron with Il foot
wriaed on IN HE shape Of a trOweI. l.
nave made several crops OF corn with no
oiher Implement after il was ,1au,ed.
30 d. ep, aud II The ground se, iuto such
state as hUi Ia aduiii Ibis, new
2round coulter should prgcede ,hem.
lacy cultivate deep Without mixing too
t"uth of The clay with The suil, and thus
ahiie they furnish a drain far The super
Nuous wafer, they procnie Il due circula
'ioh al moisture lit dry Weather. The,
nisnS all the pcstiieTous grasses, such as
biuc grass, &c. To HE surface, Nhicl have
,nnhd * ilier.adiest way to destroy them.
.hey bsmg all The ,iods which arr, The
most barren paris OF the cultivated earth
! To 'he surface. and leave The finest parts
~ 'he SOL {" furnish pasture Tor the cots
! ana hDres oi the piamt, while tie ,Iods
pio!tci ~ hon HE Xcessiyp heat Of The
Snh LA consequence of their going
over 81. n"c' sround, The operation Is p.I-
| '"f'htu 80 Ct,'n az 10 prev eHt, rather than
destroy grass. And the land Masie, !. s.
under tbs mode tran hy The use al
| plough. W. lav a.lri.l harrow for plaut-
| ins coru al equal distances, nvcntrd l,y
| Mir Thomas b. Gay. manag4. for Mr..
| Cunningham, which think worthy OF
imitation. II opens a .urrow in well pre-
pared land, drops the corn, and covers if
~ superior style. | have usei il this sea-
son "!ib great ad,aEiagc. ANY gentle
'namdlSposGd 10 Try il, I rave no doubt may
OBTAIN d model.
an sure, shall b. excused for nv 81
fence ON other subjects OF enquiry en-
IRA td III The resolution. fear have
already consumed too much of yomr lime
By remarks that will be useless 10 Il grra,
proportion Of The uyricullurists Of cur
country.
Win great respect , am your mos,
ohdt. RANDOi Pm HARRISON.
HessrS UHson e. Va h,kaS Sc Htmber,
" Committee IF tor, eSy OadeAcs.
Clifton, iolh Man 1919.
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h9SrnN July 3.-Captan i,Nfs BIpDfE o.
tue United States Navy who has recently re-
'u'htd nom The Pacific Ocean, arrived in this
place " Sie,day Of visit.
Le blockade Of the whole coast of Peru, ui
ger d"te ot The list OF March. from the POI uoi
s'naHaqnh In Alcania, by Lord Cochrane. as
wee ADMIRAL OF Chill, will he viewed with
surprise lay oiher'nations. I'he coast is $50
miles M extent continuing from thirty 10 forty
hai b""is, Witch he preteuds Ia blockade with
onlN eleven vessels OF war. The government
OF ihe United States will probabl, order vesS' Is
VI Wd' ,".o those waters 10 protect The Ancii-
can trade.
We are happy 10 learn that the United States
troops, Stationed at Fort Independence, viii
he'eaiter attend Divine Worship every sun
ady al Tue Chaich lately erected at South Dos.
ton.
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ORI1UARY-

With those feelings ~ respect and sympathy
which flow from similarity Ofpursun q friend
Is Intei course we Announce tie dissolution of
JAMES OC ONNOR. Esq. Senior Editor Of
he - NOrJoE md POrismSnlh UeraiG, aud fnf
MANY wears sole proprietor Of tnIi respectable
journal After az illness Of several Years (at
inteINals r. laAl1g It's Vi0ieucc) hc bid long
ddIeu 20 terTestTjal ScCues UH SATURDAY. cyea-
ing Last, ais O'Clock ,hdtiug retained 10 The last
the full possession Ot his mental faculties.
residence VI Ion. standing, pursuit
winch made him generally kH0wn. and AN ur-
bdnity OF manners which cOnciliated popular
favour. WIZ cause ihe death Of MIR. q Couaot
10 be long regarded serious loss in our so-
cleiy. lie possessed ia an eminent degree Tie
Characteristic beneNOiebce of his cOunfT,meu
and hand was ever ready to dispense 10 tle
SOM apd daughters OF affection tlat solace
Which thCirVaTiouS dIstTesseS tequired Fsiili-
fd aud zeal0us ~ Tie discharge OF his duties
~ pubiic JsHrudisi, lie continued 10 the lat
Ell hour Of his existence, firmly devoted 10 tne
principles @hich be bad early eSponsed. aud
~ support OF which he had long ntaved The
iUTt Oi gOVctUtneutdi persecution H. hI. native
country, irons Wiucb lie finally took refuge in
tbis ssy Ian Ct liberty. lNorJOiL Le.,c,,,.
We r,pet Te have nc foois ler the interesting bio-
GdphJ which y drawn 81 Mr. O'ConBui b. liz fl,spd
md gdllnsT, ~. bfoeahtOh--LRgi
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On Monday the 5ih u,St The annual meet
in. OF TIE V,sitorS OF William aud May Cot
iese TOOK place. aud weafe haplS to announce
to the pubic that SUCH medsnIts were All % .
ted b. the Board az Ia rtudCr tie course /, {
Instruction hereafter Nery complete. TheN
have appointed Dr. Philip Rogers Of Bali
more professor Of chemistry aud experiment
tai philosophy --The HDnufob James Sem
pie professor OfIaw aud police aud have in
sdlGtcd an additional StOiesscr lip OF huna-
uity ASA universal history. It, Tie department
Oi humanity, the professor wi be confined
10 the eApiicatiom OF the more advanced and
difficult classical authors, as il is not the liz
tsutIOn Of the visitors 10 establish grammar
school ~ tie College. but 10 dtiOfd 90 studcuis
AZ Oppoffunity OF extending AID completing
tia LuUwicd.s OF the classics witch The, D,aI
have acquired al other institutions.
EycIN cNetiiOH will BE made by Tire Pres-
dert aud Professors to engage a competent
person fOi TN prOtesSurShip before the COM
meEcemeut o. The enSu.ug couise ~ October
asa the dnues will be particularly specified
aud communicated TO the liubhc as soon as
thc appCiGtuieUt IS made
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health commissioners, il has been com
pleted out of the fund ob,ained from
passengers and other sources, aud has
cost noihlngio the state. It's appearance.
Is great ornament To Staten Island,
which now Is becoming IA ae;.eral, "a Il al
ways has been, "A most healthy resort. An
excellent Hotel aud superior Steam
Boat, continues To attract CROW rs ui visit
ors, who feed The good effects Ola change
oi AIR aud AN excursion on the wafer.
MAJ. I,ivo.
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Hanover, JnlyI3.
TaIMaLIc ToIom01J Land Eo,. 81


( ~ The SeceHa HednsSday ia September merit. will
~ be publicly oneisd for sale thal valuable FAkM
winch belonged To the late suscor G. Hputer ,aiIsI
t"HHf PteGSGRt IL Is IN tue conn, et Wgsino,, - 80.
arw miles below NoinIny feIry, and on thr wacbnd
~ contains obonl 1880 acres, lays we'll has luvd aI
cohVeui,n, landings. and believe i.s fv lIi, s,,i
to anJ III the county any person WHO I,,i, n, 80
cndse and on tue Potomac, can harSl, dnd pace ~
az respects more desirable. u vii he sold on The ~ e
misses, oU the authority ard terms directed Il,
O The Sdperior Court of Cbancey h.lGen W. The ~, s
oi fredericksburg, eOpJ vi which :, suijuinod
JANIS GaK SEff.
Essex county, June I2,Is.9
VlRGlNrA: M Superior tourt n CHasf.r 6,hh,,
~ thefO"H@ frede1ichsDnrg, O,ifhf 3dGa. o. IGI
E>PsGTE -Gsare remron Hna,ef. idou of5r.c,.. 90.
nett Hunter deceasrd, ana EJgaT Nation, HUM,
aud Grace fenion Hunter, uianf tiulatc. oftt a..
Adscoe q. by the said Crate Fcu.on ,i, ,DJer 49,
iuttber and neNt freud. $3.50 mug
on consider atioH Of the pappts lirptttv 20 4 .,
TIE report of william 4 lio1se, 1inn.s a. ,f,r -
Paul micou aud Thomas rms. made pri. nartt, ~
petitioners io sell she eHUre totet of lInd ip t " y
csedugs aud the saii trpoit ncnfirfet dott o'.s e. =
deer e. tna John NJ Ga'"eti, Jan'cs fiuhrr tsnet ~
Garnct aud William GafTetf rr. rs the, d. ,r,,
a2p'ih,ed COMMISSIONERS, any ihfee ~ whom r.py
act, u conrhci ~ wttfinH 49, he Zoe aai of The u
petitioners ~ conjunction win tse r.,,,, -
G ace Feiton Hnntsr ibe elder, for lie s,te o., y.
: aij tact 10 lg1i. f0g The neat ptict i;si .s ~
had npou tho terms % one bird 81 thr tnsl.c sea,
ney to he paid do~n or when possrssion sLai,b r5s,
livercd g. The puIcaaser aud DE ~ idn, ~ 49, "'
chase muneytH be pad IN tWo equal animal 81, -
secured by lien on ihe property bat sucl, e,,,t,.
W't u he hnal unless approved 81 by the roatt
and tie said commissioners, tuth 81 iIgl a. ,,.
act are drsriedto ftport their proceedings bertu ~
he Guithei order of The cou.t.
= copy, teste, ~ FORD, &. c.
'pN 80, tH.swlis
/ AM FUR SAEE.-22II acTes OF f3ND In cool
- land conuty. i0Tinerif owned bf Jesse Gina
ood gna1tt Of Tree stone is nov open aud s snpss,t
o contain cosl. The buildings good Tie rrcnri
tor wishes TO remove ~ the wet. aud viii sell on .
eng credit Toe part ~ the uioHty ppli-si to 10 h.
made to John Crouch, besi tbt iaAd, o. 70 JpSaaH
OufnoY Of Pow batgB, '
N-yI \ .o.e,
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there is hut one spot, aud that OF only
lew wards. on which man could stand
between .ilie water and the perpendicular
ascent of the mountain"
The following table of distances is la
ken from Lewis * Clark's Travels.
From the extreme point OF NAVIGATION,
in Lon. III. "A. w. LAT. - 81 \. 10
lIiles. IihoLe DistGnce
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August, than at any other time. The
yellow fever having appeared at Havana
aud Vera Cruz, the Governor OF Louisiana
has issued a proclamation requiring strict
quarantine 10 be performed, aud forbid
ding all intercourse between the inhabi-
tanis OF New Orleans and the quarantine
ground. no.
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OUR NAVY.

BOSTON. June 2S.-The wOrkmen at
the Navy Yard IN Ci,arlestUwn have be.
gun To raise the ribs Of the new ship of
the line lately commenced al thai pIacc.
We understand she is To be- abou, of the
same size and tonnage of The Columbus,
lately launched al Washington. She is
erecting under a new She'd, winch Is a
bout 2iO feet in length, and 80 IA height.
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TRENTON, June 2S.-Ncver we believe
Was there u prospect of greater crop
OF winter gram, than is pr seuied this
season, SO far as our knowledge or inior-
maiiun extends. We have seen "A letter
trntn Fort Ha~ kius, written early IN June,
winch mentioned, that the harvest Ia that
quarter had been SO abundant, thai wheat
was selling al 20 crats bushrl. We
have no doubt il will be AZ low as ii dollar
here. True Americaa.
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The reader will perceive therefore, that
if The examination ct this. river by these
nothing 10 fear on this score, and that
s,ran boat navigation may be- tried with
every reasonable hope at success.
Wash. (iy Gaz.
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II piece has appeared in the Fredetlrksbntg Her
AID, and repsbsbed .n tue last etesb
".iet the signature of "A nELtvAtL iouc hing The
stare BANKS. We a'e favor~d NTH fvpy.tv il fuGi
BANK DIRkcIoR =" but a We have not room tor,
them TO day We are uHder the necessity of pvsinenl
them till Friday.
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Solar Spots. -Spots on the sun have
this year appeared frequent. We have
witnessed Iiem for more liian "a month
past, and some oil them seemed exceed
ius!y large. -Four were distinctly viewed
OF the 2s;h May. They continued for ii
numbcr at days successfully, aud then
Disappeared. On The lIth Of June one
larger than any before seen appeared OH
sDicU0uS Oh the centre of the suns
disk, aud seemed 10 render lis RAYS
feeble aud obscure, not unlike those oc-
casinncd by par,ia! eclipse. On the
i3lh II disappeared The day was cold
aud windy; the thermometer standing
at 81. On the succeeding day two
Others entered upon the eastern and
advanced cNards the western limb, until
tlif 10Th, when three OF less magnitude ap-
pfar"d Thermometer rising TO 81. From
tines" observations 1t would seem that the
weather is Affected, ii al ali, by 'iir sltua
uOn, rather than the number OF Spots
ANA iba' one large spot on iic ceIhre OF
the suns disk, has more influence in pro-
ducIBg cold than various smaller ones
scattered upon It's surface. Noiwlih
standing, however, The Hunber which has
been seen this year, the season is unusu
ally fimc aud never, perhaps. did lie
smiles %! Heaven seem more gracious, or
the beauties OF nature "bloom more la
vishly," than al The present moment.
Ha([OUeH {,a-ette
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DIEDl-Ou Friaay last. Mrs FANNY
MARX. a long and venerable inhabiiaut Vi
this city--deeply regretted and respected bS
all who knew her. The long procession w!,c
attesded her remains nom the house ut hei
son. Dir. JOsepa 3art. 10 ihe bnry.ng-giuund.
Atheists the great respect IN winch lac, memory
IL held. '.f
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YIILow rryIn IN puIIAnrIpu,,

A letter from correct source, Gated Pbiiadeip hia
0h tnSt. to anerchant IN Bai,inoTe, conlaIus The
lowing UNIV welcome intelligence -
" Iou wall IA" doubt have alarms Of the Fever being
IA philadelphia few cases, t is true, have
at Market street wharf, aud OF persons attack
edfVur have died the others have been removed aud
we are IN hopes twill spread further. Should I'M
happily prove Otherwise, we shall advise you OF IL fran
time 10 time II NE are permitted to escape ourselves
But. Pat
The Baltimore Ga1ets Of the 9th conradics the ie-
phia.
- The editor has conveIsed with gentleman who
'e't Philadelphia on "Wednesday last. and VINO, wbie
there, was satisfied by particular enquiry, that there
was NJ Just for appeheniiug the prevalence of
auy niaisuaut infectious fever In that city"
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BOWLING GREEN, (ky. June l9.-Tht
PREsIDkNT O! the u. S. and Gen. Jaca
son arrived at this place OH Thursday eve
nlng ast.
The President and General left here al
hall past l. They intended going The
road direct 10 Louisville, whence the Pre-
sident will probably vlsii COrydon, IN In
diana, and back To- Louisville; and 10
Frankfort aud Lexington, ana from there
to Cincinnati, and then 10 Wheeling, aud
on to tie city OF Washington. General
Jackson viii accompany the President as
lar as Lexington.
We understand, that The President VIII
be- deprived OF the opportunity of vIsiiiiig
other parts oil the state, winch he had IN
tended, by Tie call of public business ior
his return TO the Federal city.
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LoUISvILLE, tk) june % We are in
fnrm.d that the Prcsi lent OF the United
States and suite will be IN this place tkis
evening or tomorrow morning, accompa-
MED by General JACKSON and suite.
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Strong, lyndon GIovx


EARLY double the nsha thIckn IS and .aJiicuIa,,,
suitable ioi public buildings scLusI Lonsrs .,,,
uaV,ofieS sktlsbis sc where unusual st,enplh 4, 80
Also, general assortment EneIisb
s'dss una low priced American glass; coach sass.
Culir glass sltekeis pauis DRY and sfound M, a.
'sn ahh americas e'ue English hiring. copai .nd man
s.',ni'n haihess ana b"ot Vafnish supply af
genuine drugs aud medicines Tor sal, by 'r| -
~, q ID. ELLlOIT
T"sgiStS, No 90 South f3Onf ST., Phifad,k,LEy
Sainpieoi this superior glass is open AT ,- sIu,.
OF w. L. q g. CLARKE. Richmond where ord,Is vim
"e ,Sceivcd aud executed ~ the sbOsie. notice
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remain youI 5 respectfully,
JOHN WOOD.

80 The Comet, after setting la tie early part
OF lie night, rises again after TiIdnia ht; Wien
II appears most biIliIdnt and its Tail better de
fined. II is coming nearer To ms and appears
larger every nisi,t. u Is supp. sed, TO be the
same comet, which the German philosophers
discerned by the aid OF d telescope ia ArriI
last. The New Haven Journal remarks. I'M
the opposition OF the moon, The most favorable
time Tor viewing il will be IN the morning, be-
tween the hours OF z and 3 30. On This Inor,-
Ing jay 5)ItS appearance, in consequence of
the dbSrhce OF tn. moon, was much more bril-
iiani, aud ITS train much more extended than
last evening
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TIE COMET.

Six hundred aad eighty foreigners died OF the fever
havana between the ct May aud middle of Juue.
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TO THE EDITOR.

E'H"u"N NiVIi BuHfS H3ffrJ yHiY ~.
DEAR SIk-AkUui nine last night. al
HE seat OF Mr.. Harrison, had the sails
iac,l"n OF observing for the first time, a
large Come, IN tie constellation al Lynx,
situated nearly n. W. by \ about Ten
degrees above HE horizon. had good
s'Hiani along with me, but the lever part
OF 'he heavens being extremely hazy, and
ne Comet beng obScRrcd very soon after
observed it, had not an opportunity OF
making such observations as could have
desired. however, asc. rlaimed lis dis
tlance irom the Polar Star as correctly as
could by hurried observation, 10 he
ioriy degrees and forty minutes, and
us distance from Alpha OF UrSa Major
thirty one degrees aud forty five miaules.
Alter having a better opportunity OF OBJ
serving Ibis Comet shall give You more
correct particulars IN regard 10 lis place
III iiie heavens. From lis appearance last
nighI, have no doubt III Il week hence il
VIII exhibit "a splendid phenomenon as
The Comet Of 1871.
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We find, thar the Comet, which has
been UOiiced IN tins city for several even
IngS past, has been observed al,o al New
York. Philadelphia, and Baiii:.ore. 1t
may be seen in the North Western direc-
ton, soon after The SUI, is iaIly down,
ANA 81 al present between 8 aud 10 -
clock IA the evening. Gentlemen skilled
IN Astronomy Will iouhtll S. give us more
particular accounts OF II, II the weather
Is such as 10 enable them 10 lake due OBJ
serVatiUns. Meanwhile we Introduce TO
our readers ID translation of Il yer, in
teTc>tinS passage from La Place. OH Com
els IN general, which TREND has i,oint-
ed out To las: Nal. Is4.
- a Comet may be known from the /
IDENTIFY oi The Elements of its Orbit With
those OF "a Comet which has appearedbr-
fore. II the Perfection distance, The posi-
tion of e Perfection and of the Nodes, and
the I"ciindtaon Of Tie Orbit, are nearly lhe
SAME, 1t Is very propa!,!e ,bai i Is Inc
sane Come, WHICH had appeared before,
aud "hicli, alter having Inovf'. Ia such IA
distance as To become INVISIBLE, returns
la lhai part of lis orbit in the Nirini,v of
In" san. The periods OF CemeIary Rev
buttons being very long. aud these DO
dies having been observed, with care, bar
about two hundred years, we knew with
certainty the revolutions at one only, viz
the Comet oi 1859, which was observed
IN 1907, and ID 1881, and winch re .ap.
prarcd III 1859. Tie period OF This Co.
met Is about 75 years, aud, assuming
unity as Tie mean distance of the Sau
from The Earth, The Transverse or greater
axis of lis orbli is about 50 s. and as lis
Perihtiion distance is only O.56, il reiires
ironi III" Sun ai;casi 50 times 'nrihertiidn
he Earth, ar three Thousand three humdyed
andSiTty million miles, IN perioruiDgar eyo-
luton III IT'S very e, ceEtrIc orbit. It's
return 10 Tie Periheliom vas 10 months
longer, between 1881 and 1907, than be
Iweeu lG07 and 1852: and rs months
'huri'r between 1907 aud 1862, than be
tween 1852 ard 1859. tits evident, there.
lore, that Comets are affected IN tie same
a,an"cr, but in ma h greater degree. by
ose au>es viii h ,uflurnre the elliptic
moves. e'd, Of he Plaaei La Place,
System az HOn6e-Vol l. p. ZIG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-13

The trial OF ihe seamen charged with ,.iras,
!, postponed Till Ssturda, neat for Further e.;-
dence.
-. The Bank Of the United Stieshave mac
no dividend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-13

UAS.-in Kiiingworth, Con. on the
9Th u!t. Mrs. Grinpeli presented her nus
band with "a son and iwo fine dau ,hters
a, the same birlh-~eig!.i Of The three 20
pounds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-07-13

Degrand's Boston Sale Report says" The East In
d'u Irade, comparatively speaking Will be nothing this
year, from tbls quarter to hat IT year Hence
Tie fai ia price of SPANtsa DOLLARS. although they
NOT abundant"