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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
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, u,rr, a., T., - . COMMENCEMENT.
bltDj the 4h inst, At his resideuoe the wi g-.n TO- H.
uny ~ hm'' "itLith b. GIEs, IN the 69h year HI, sts
~ h pubc NE he Wss dntiugUsbtd zssVu.
-, potcn' and 81 able Accommodating liberty ssd b,,,
deponmdtvJed IN his country bot unpre ~ hi, a.v s
uSthe " intuition, aud jealous " yfoon stsehe a.
zoe nment bot dePi'ns ' usVrp'tionbs ,Iertsd
70 'f I'VE best energies oi hs mind ende
n me fth Of the Stdes, ADD the liberties Of the os9pJs
9het sod reffmen u pf.e life 10 the bosom Of M,
syf" sn suioundsd ~ his friends thst amisbe ami
,os'neis' o. b" ehsfseer were fully d'vslopeJ
he'e 'on csh ever uy but who have kooac b
ons snh haey, - TIE sutsof ON. humble tibns 10 Id. IN
rs "ss ion sud attentive huhsud-a knd and ne.
uonse tstdr hm sud ardent friesiThe
You'd baIy wee eon'peu9u' s NJ. intercourse Win IN. fs
T mnsn untserysd esndouf ~ his commune stir -
"snd ~ yt'nS Ike conceslment-s chsrs of e,vss 80
opfV ws0nsf, viii psss al dtsepiion Won fpr H., ~
~ fHi bos ~ 80 could feel sod e.tim,ts q, ,.s
hsvas p ~ e q a'efu and disuctiot ,r snr,s ,ts
tssw renit1 drts'fi To- thsn ytsfs h. ,,s
Eseusi inte ~ um' ~ dsh, With the strepHy ssd a, -
E''of'J ana q 'hs Tisss spd snit u ~ eoassee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
MIR CLAY .aDVa.VCINC,

Inc hduord Mercury asserts that " Mr.. CLAY 10 adj
vanc'ns Il odekrdrds, as the Irishmsn ssys.)-And
its proofs truly worthy OF its conclusions Indi-
ana is with him; Ohio is with him Illinois and Mis-
-ou.i are overtskng Gu toiH never over,ske biml-
N. York tciH be with Tim Pennsylvaria has coma
forward most nob'y," flor him ~" viii New Hsmp.
shire'" Ne. Maine is with her--and these two New
England States haze abandoned the Coalition IA
.hrir late And"wli Virginia humble herself wholly
second time !'-No; Virginia will not humble herself
put her second vote will raiify her former voice:
'aekson mas proved himself worthy Of her confidence
ano ne ,onf utques,iouably receive IL Bu, such are
o estimates OF the Coalitioniss, the air built
castles OF their wild inasina,ions!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

We intended to take a Review. this morning. of the
Presidents most interesting Message: and o r. 49,;
lures OF me N lotegencer on p. p. Barbour,
LeuerGbut our MS. s. bad accumulated so much up-
on US una. we are compe He'd to lay them ovr for anc.
msr opiortuniy.-But, all A LA BONNIE HEuREi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

, yesterday the COMMITTEES OF Privileges and Flee.
lions was bnsy engaged for several hon,s ON the con-
James Barbour addressed them sc veral time. and :,
siderable length. N - WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

the sake Of greater e<peiioS. the public printing f
Vrfina hereafter tobs executed at the CITY of ssh.
nson ioered'bie as either OF these suppo ,,ioos 90
they have received. " wv W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

Doctor Robert b. SAX ot this BoTouvh b,s v.
aro, been appointed 10 the Office of Surgeon of he
" 8 Marine Hospital, Washing ton Point vac a,sJ
W me DEAN oil Doctor BArrAud. 1.NoILok Beneo,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

We congratulate our worthy friends Messrs Gales &
S'aon The Vote which they have obtained in tbs
Virginia Legislature Tits honorable tribute 10 their
merits az priniersoy, as politicians Eui we su.pec,
such vote would have been welcome TO them a.
Washington, ihan II Richmond -ss there ~ on ob1 oas
chance have helped them out at n aiHG-Euf her.
the distinction is utterly unavahog. Is il posnhjs
that these worthy politicians intend TO remove win
adequate encouragement 10 this City; and that the vos
is 10 be The aoon sOujsJ their siriysi-o fb,, ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

lhe N. Y. Commercial is apt enough to get into A
state OF beautiful entanglemenl" but very unhsppy in
getting on, OF H. The must be Sfone. bind or ne
would sometimes feeollect the fable the goat who
wes advi'ed never TO get into WELL until he had ron
sdsred which was the best way Of getting out of IL .
The Commercial says that a" In one Of lis late numbers
conradctlog statement made 10 hi, per short time,
SINCE mat Mr. 'ndolPh he'd been showing the ORA
the Enquirer declared that the correspondence bsd
never bean seen even at Richmond or any where else
1T - no! true. We IN de no such statement, We
mapped 70 Know thst Mr.. r. showed 10 three or four
Per'cns here his private correspondence with the Pre-
sdeDtso hooorst 10 20 both pIrtes-But we DENY his
EVER showing MIR. Vac Buren's Dispaiches.-II the
commercial cannot distinguish between tbs letters
persouatO Mr.. r. from the ins rnctions of his Govern
ncnt, its Editor be either wfully blind or gross.
w isnOrant--The Commercial will have 70 &c ~ II.
own words" before II calls upon US " 70 cat ours"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11
THE SrATFS


UeOTgd-Ihs amendments OF the Senate TO the hill
auhofzng the Governor 10 take possession of he Cold
.Huies, nave pissed the II. OF r. Among them The
Senate had proposed TO strike out the sth acc nro
ang mat The act should not go into operation until IN.
nst OF January Dexsnd insert, that the penalties for
he VOCATION OF fbis act should take effect until the
n, o. January next'-A qu. siion had at last been
'sKep 10 me House on the Indian Land Bin. a(et
e'sneen hours OF solid speaking-nine, one lie Of
me question, and nine the olher-iwenty.thtes ast
speeches IN slE-No que ION bad been taken on Me-
hayneS substitute, which proposes the nm~ds,e oe
cUpstion and survey OF the Indian country bn, 81 a.
original bill itself-which wss rejected yeas GA nsvs
o-Mr, mcDonsld then proposed his subdi,o,s in
leu OF hir Haynes which weot 4, provide g 10, IN
survey sDd disposition Of the whole country Ess If IN
hightoweT' without disturbing any Indians immediate
possession ans 10 survey the remainder OF the conn
ny, as econ a. TIE President shall notify the State Of
osorgs, that he has establsbsj s Office in record H..
names Of EN- grsnts"- Bu, Mr.. Mcdonald proposi.
non vas reJee,ed' Xess4! nays 72.The qu ,ion ihen
occurred on Mr.. Haynes substitute, which the Nil
isdg, vile Journal thinks VIII give riss "a numssom.
sknm ishes on the details Of The bill"
SCUM Carolina LegisiatVe--is proceeding raninv
s"h ,orIr elections. Col Hlmmond has been eIteted
efs'ary Of STATE, end III. 8 Bailey, Eso STATE Re.
IPF'T " To al The vasa6sles on he g. nmon ksv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-11

"AsHfNoToN, Dee Ono buisu ess Of COME
nu'cce was done yesterday in either House Of Congress-
'hs memoers having scarcely yet made thems Give
masters OF me contents OF the PresidsnPs Mesage.
lo-dsy he Committees OF the House OF Represents.
hVes VIII doubtless be ordered TO be appointed and the
various parts OF the Presidents Message will then he
distributed among them Both Houses will prob abIy
adjourn over IRON to-day 10 Monday, 0h.n the Cym.
mifess OF the House Of r. representatives. will be an.
DOuuced
The rial OF JUICE Peek District Judge for the Mis-.
souri, District, before the High Court OF Inpe chment
wiz commence on Monday. Between This tiaI and
The siltnrs OF the committees, think probable In Al
NIUE legsleuVe business will be transacted in Congress,
before he ne" year sets in. Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

of 1850 lbs. barely pays the expense Of horse Ia
bour. The value of tobacco, as an agricultural
crop, is much diminished from the circumstance.
of its producing no manure. The farmers of Vir
gnia have now ascertained that it is better to
raise wheat at one dollar per bushel, than tobac-
CO at eight dollars per cwt. As source of la
bour however, Mr. Brodigan thinks the culture
of tobacco desirable employment for the rural
popul alton of Ireland.
Cock and Bacon.-Coman tells Mdicrous
story of a German Baron, who visited this oouu
try soEe years since. Boiled fowls and ham
was then served up constantly, as they still are,
among other dishes. Wherever the Baron went
he was pressed to eat these, till they became his
utter aversion. One day, being desired to take his
seat close to the eternal object of his disgust, he
could bear it no longer and vociferated, quite
forgetting his respect for TIE lady of the house,
" Ach, mine Colt, cock and bacon again.''
At the commencement of 1919, Fulton pre-
sented to Bonaparte his memorial on steam boats
| urged serious examination on the subject
"Bah.', said he, ''these projectors are all either
intriguers or Missionaries. Dent trouble me about
the business. ''-BoeUieRne'S N1n1irs of Bond
parte.
In party where the mer',s of the Dundonnell
case were warmly discussed, gentleman whs
contendcd against the opinion of a lady for the
insanity of the late Laird, observed, "What do
You say, madam, to a person lying down on his
back, and allowing fowls to feed off his body:''
&" All you can make of that" said the lady, sis.
that. ike many other married men, he was hen
DecbPi'
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From late London papers.


French Bible Society, BY report made to
the Protestant Bible Society III Paris, II appears
that the receipts of this Society amounted in the
wear 1929 to ASST francs, aud It's expenditure
to 3O,945 francs.
On the 18th ult. the Duke of Rechstadt DO
naparte's SOM completed his 10Th year. He is
a very fine tall Young man: his eyes have the
same expression as his fathers, but his features
resemble more his mothers. About two years
ago the Emperor of Austria (who is remarkably
fond of HIM presented him with a Captains
commission, and he has been since appointed
Aid-de-camp to the Archduke Charles. He is
much liked at Vienna from his affabity and ami
able manners.
Culture of Tobacco in Heiand.-The Garden
er's Magazine for this month contains long and
interesting notice of a work of Mr.. Brodigan. Oh
the culture of the tobacco plantin Ireland, in the
course of which it is stated that the produce
in America is from 1000 to 1900 lbs. per ;m
the count, of Wexford, 1900 lbs. and in Meath,
1850 lbs. per English acre. In Virginia the
leaves of four plants, each occupy square yard.
gives pound of tobacco. The mOney-cost Of
production in Ireland Mr.. Brodisan estimates al
Els per acre where the land isprepared By horse
labour, aud ESQ where it is prepared by manual
labour. The produce, at el6 IS. per hogshead
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
SHIP NEWS.
I Tcus,
III the corner Of Washington aud Queen Streets
I iYcus,
POSITIVELY TIE LAST NIGHT.

THIS EYENING, JULY 81. 1850.
Mr. Harrington viii ride his UNPRECEDENTED act OF
uorsem,a.tip an FIVE hpr-s>!!!! being The oGly
pe-son in this county who attempted tie same
feat.
Fea,s Of Strength and Activity. by the COMPANY.
ye,amnphoSe OF the Sack, osl!,e Clown deee we'd by
a Woman nv Mcssgs. Buckley and Downs
Cord Volanle by Mr Sucker. lis hr't appearance
Fea,s Of EqnestIiAnism, by Hsster i.erow.
Graceful Act OF iorsenanship, IN single horse, by
Mr.. Harrington.
Rvnpng Waiting, by the whole Troop
Comic Dal lie on Stts, by MessIS. Andreas, Downs,
and Lerow.
Dwarf Dance, by Mr. M2rShal
sill Vaulting BY Nessrs. Anircss Downs, MarshiGt
Porter, Lerow, and Mr.. Buckley Clown, from Asst
leys Amphitheatre, .on'on, and A'c'y hon' The e"
York, Philadelphia, am BaIt'more Cnousses.
The whole to conclude with the hnghtoie scenc Ci
THE MILLER AND co.. San.
Miller . Mr.. Aadress Coalnan Mr. Henry
a. Doors open at half past Z; Performance to com
mence al 8 O'clock
...Box SO, Pit IS cents. Children admitted to the
Box at half price -.
iii Tickets TO be had at the door. y u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
NEM-Y0RK MAHSEr-1r,rv o.

NEW-YORK MARhEy-JuLy 81.
The heat this week has withered almost ,e~~vy
t hfsigs t6*everis falI -naiaiaiGta. Coffee, Cot
ton. Molassess, SaSar, Provisions, and almost
every thing else, quiet Flour has continued to
move but without anyimprovement. Some con-
siderable purchases have, been made at the
South OF new Flour for an carly supply OF sonth
America and other marLnts.
4 cargo of prime yirs ia Wheat brought | 10
cts. and some y. Carolina, l02al04 cts.
The price of Exchange on England and France
is now well maintained JON. C0m.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
THE WEATHER.

The Thermometer stood, yesterday, at go.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Clothing ~ auction.

Clothing ~ auction.
WILL be sold, a, th Clothing Store IF the subscr.-
w Der, on HOND9Y, lie 2dday Of August, at 10
0'eiock on Prince street, al his 81 OK ~ TRADE,
consisting of large and general assortment Of
RE.fDEM4DE CLOTHING, 9fMe Latest
Fashions,
Embracing almost every article in the Clothing line,
amongst which IS large assortment Of common Goth
ing, very suitable for contractors the lines Of the
canals now in progress and will present good oppor.
tunity for them furnish themselves very reduced
prices, the whole Will be sold accommodating
terms, without reserve
also,
COttons, cloths, caicoes linens silks
Gpghams, handkercheis buttons
Nc'ves, camblets, cords suspenders
Thread, beaver, Iegborn, and palm-leaf hats
large ten plate stove. with pipe
Boxes, draw ers, two writing desks
barrels cider vinegar, SEES
y % II. p. WHITNEY.
" The Georgetown Columbian will publish the
above ill sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24


Gre Of bs both ..rie.-At recent meet
, ct the i4Ondou edlcai Society. DIR. BLAKE
sailed that The eNtrac''N or excelsior OF the teeth
vas unnecessary. fie vas enabled. ne said. to
1Te the most desperate case of ,opth ache Jun
- The disease was connected with rheumatism
|SN The application of the following remedy to the
s''aSed tooth: Alum, reduced to an inpalpa-
r. powder TWO drachms; nitrous SPIN, OF pther.
'S'endrachms: mix andapply them TO the tooth
SSNsG~
Were Locke aud Sidndy living in our day. -
avs the Scotsman, ''they would regard the A.
ss'lcan Government rs Il beautiful and success
experiment which had solved difficulties that
T. PerPIeXed the wlsest men from the beginning
| ~ ame' and unfOlded truths of incalculable Va.
re 10 mankind.n
&NsS
~ors TIE Boston Commercial CIR of lL,,J,,,
New ENeLAND.-rhe result of the Census
-ow taking, will show population little risinu
= ''sHa'r'' or gain in the last ten wears Of mn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
'V,,r g..
W Neat
: Econ0my The smest Road TO Venlfh''
a, N.nVAn,oEd.

REvOV.4TOR g. corr DRESSER.
DESPECrFULLY informs the ihhsbi''h n' N'vN
"a an,r;, and lie vicinity thu he has opened N -
tahishmcrt on King Street, attaining VIZ he'c'onS
franklin House Ho'e where he viii Sour Goats Pan
,aloons, and Wascoats. of every deception. b'ne.
black, clrAb, &cona plan entirely diff rent from That
pursued by Dyer,, and PECULIARLY hi' own Upon en-
animation OF the articles secured ~ MN, 'hey wan DC
fnmnJ and pronounced BY good judges 10 be very lit
,e inferior 70 new ones The securing viii not inJure
tho shape of the collars.
sDots grease, &c will be removed, aud apparel put
into perfect shapes and when required he w''i Apply
stfening and restore The color ct faded seams i'A
Weller, attended to al the shortest notice
N, u Repairing &c attended to.
n :. WISHES il distinctly understood mat unless
satisfaction 10 gwen 40 charge Will be made
10 l3-eo1W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
Castor ON,
Most or Stolen,

nN Tuesday evening last, black morocco Pocket
" Book, containing SOM papers Of importance to
the owner; also sum of money, in amount fe8 con
sisng Of one 80 note Patriotic Rank of Washing
ton, SO note on Bank Of the Valley, on which was
printed " Battle Of Baltimore" the remaining F8 in
District Corporation notes Of and dollars a libe-
raj reward vii be given if tbs above book AM lis
tents left al this Office.
iN %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

N2l;0i, y. j. Julg 1.-THE law upon the
1|ect OF imprisonment for debt, pas ID at the last
'''un OF t'e Legislature, went into operation
- -'e ''o ,'tut F0c ahv debts contracted
- .0t Clr. AMI heuCciJtth to be- contracted.
u To- eNtEAble ~ al imprisonment. The
I d Set auy that existed previous to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24
George johnson


George johnson
HAS on hand and for sale
d & Best Burgundy Madeira Wines, of
ir!fs J.iiowards, March
LONDON Particular u Co.'S brand
Finest Grape Juice
Chewing tobacco. 81 Myers and spencer's brand
y. II AMI cui hrrrTgs put up in the best manner
Afew hnn.r ed gallons Of very best cider vim, gar,
fine foF picking
One bale aCoi
100 sides upper leather, and
A 10, or mahogany boards for cabinet wcrk
jy "a
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the DisNa swunp Canal COMPANY
ChsSs -'O ID, yfor 1850.
" i'll be drawn in the Cit, of Richmond on Friday
tn 81 of July
90 NUMBERS 9 UR3iVN B3LLOTS
BRILLIANT SCHEME:
90 Capital Prizes OF 600 Dollars!
90 prizes of $500 lpri Of S5,2
90 do of 800 80 prizes of 5000, &c.
Tickets IS; halves 50; q,arttrs 25
10 be had III VARIETY OF numbers, at
y. AZ. ~ ccst.Ig9s,S
LotteSy Office, Royai street
81 Orders from the country specially attended to.
iy23
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

Flour, from old wheat. is firm at 81 so to 80,
with rather tendency to improve. Yesterday
the price of New Whem Flour was unsettled
some dealers paving SIS 10. others declined pur-
chasing at over IS 90, at which price few loads
mere taken; but the principal receipts brought
S. 123. The Improvement in the Philadelphia
and Boston markets, togsther with the scarcity
here. gives holders confidence. We understand
lot of Potomac Flour sold al 1 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-24

~ A regular meeting Of the Literary Club
will take place at the Old Council Chamber, THIS
EVENING, at o'clock. Punciual attendance is re-
questcd. ~ "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-28


TIE GREAT EcLlrsE OF 1891 This
eclipse which will happen on the 10Th of
February, will be one of the most re-
markablc that will again be witnessed in
the U. States for long course of years.
The apparent diameter of the sun will
be 80 - minutes in n degree, that of
the moon 81 1-2. OF course the eclipse
will be annular that is in all places
where the sun will be centrally eclipscd,
at the moment Of the greatest obscura-
ton, il will exhibit the appearance Of a
beautiful luminous ring about the MOON
Eclipses of this kind arc of less frequent
occurrence than those which are total
The centre of the eclipse will first touch
the earth's disk in the great Pacific
Ocean on the morning Of Feb. 10th in
lat 10 deg. 80 minutes n. and longitude
14O degrees min. west from reenwich
At this point the sun will rise centrally
cclipsed at 81 minutes past O'Clock; or
at 9 hours 81 m. =. M. apparent time at
Greenwich. Thence proceeding by a
gentle curve to the South and East in l6
minutes it will enter upon tie coast of
California, in lat 81 degrees 80 minutes
N. Thence curving Northwardy, IL
minutes more it will enter the u. States
near the S. w. corner of Louisiana, and
in 6 minutes will cross the Mississippi,
near st. Francsvillc. Passing through
the states of Mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia, in 81 minutes more it will arrive
at point in Pendleton county South Cur
olina, in latitude "a degrees 81 minutes
N. lon. 80 deg. 38 min. w. whore the
sun will be centrally eclipsed on the me-
ridian. Thence passing over North Car
olina into Virginia, in Ia minutes it will
cross James River, near Richmond, and
continuing in nearly direct line, in 8
minutes will leave the Jersey shore at
Little Eggharbor, passing a few y1iles
east Of Montauk Point in 9 minutes it,
will leave the eastern shore Of Cape Cod
at Wellheet, and in minutes will enter
upon the Southwestern extremity of Nova
Scotia. Thence, passing over the island
of Newfoundland, and increasing in We
locity, as il approaches the verge of the
earth; in ~ minutes more it will leave
its disk in lat 81 degrees. 90 deg. 40
min. w. Ion. at which point the sun will
set central eclipsed at 4h. 80 min. or Oh.
25 m. Greenwich time.
The eclipse will have been Oh. 81 m.
in crossing the earth's disk, and about
one hour from its entrance to the time
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-28

are radically wrong; they partake not OF
the liberal and enlightened feelings ofthe
age, and they are incompatible with tho
character of every magnanimous, h'gh
soulcd American.
The debt we owe to England, is debt
which, he who has moSi larGeiy partaken
of the bounty, will the most ohccrlully
acknowledge, and most literally pay. IL
is for her intellectual treasures that we
are indebted to England; and who IS
there among Us that will say nc has not
drawn wisdom from her fountains ?-who
that he is not wiser for her philosophers
better for her moralists and theologians-
more prudent and discerning for her
state smen-and more refined, sensible,
and elegant for her poetry, and her lite
raturc' Away then, with national an
tipathy; away with Liberal cnnnity and
literary fcuds, and let us enter the broad
field of national competition and intellec-
tual commerce, with the benign spirit OF
cordially and kindness"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-07-28

OF its leaving the United States. A line
drawn through the above points on the
Map Of North America, will pass through
all those places where the eclipse is cen
trial. Two other lines on each Of the
first, ut distance Of 30 miles, will in
cludc all places in the u. States where
il will be Annular. Its penumbra will
preccdc and follow the centre, at the
Mean internal of one hour and thirty
minutes, making on the central tract the
beginning and end ofthc eclipse. Lines
drawn on map of the United States,
parallel to the central tract at intervals,
OH the S. side of 900, 1876 and l75 miles,
and Oh the north at intervals of225, $50,
and three hundred miles will exhibit,
nearly, the respective points where the
sun will he IL, 10, and 8 digits eclipsed.
by making portions along the central
path of the eclipse, of the intervals OF
Greenwich time and protracting the hour
lines at right angles, the time and phases
of the eclipse may be found for nearly
any place in the U. States; observing to
reduce the Greenwich time to that of the
place of observation.
This eclipse will be visible over every
part of the North American continent
and the West Indies, and will be seen
AZ far south us the city Of Quito in South
America.