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EuR SAIE RY TOL.ER & COOK.

FUR Sale, BIZ IULER q CUUNI
A SMALL FARM, containing abou. one
n hundred acres oil land, forty OF which is
cleared, The balance is covered with fine growth
OF Oak and Pine Timber Said Farm has On j,
Dwelling House, Store House, Wagon House,
Kitchen, and Well Of excellent Wafer. The
above Farm is in Henrico county, ten miles
from the City Of Richmond, near The old Tam
pike, and within two miles of Short Pump, ad-
joining the property oil Messrs. Waller Leake,
Robert Fl. Henly and Thomas T. Nuckos The
owner is about 10 leave the State, and will ell he
properly cheap. TOLER & COOK.
Sept. Agents and Collectors Lisis's Row
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have opened very well. and this, 100, N Sp''' VI
the Wing ou,cres against the new tariff !.
A coal dealer in this city who last yea. oo'sa 81.
Anthracite coal in Philadelphia al $40 psn
ten was this year, we understand, asked S4''O
for The same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

ESCAPE.-One of the white convicls IN Inc
Penileuliary, named Phillips, made his escape
last evening, while employed at WORK al Inc nc"
Courthouse. He was Immediately pursued, ou.
has not as yet been taken. A reward is offered
for his apprehension. See advertisement IN an
other column.
We presume lha. The causes of his escape will
be promptly investigated by the proper aulhorl-
lies, and the censure, il any, be allowed 10 rest
where il belongs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

Last week there were 10000 arrivals in New
York city by the Hudson River boats and $500
by the Boston boats, besides numbers by the
railroads from the South and Wess-nearly all
going to the great emporium for purposes OF
trade and business. The fall trade is admit,edto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
THE TAPpAHANNOCK FEMALE Sc
MINARY

TTNDER the superiniendence Of Mrs LUCY Y.
~ GRAY, will be re.opened for the reception Of
pupils the first Monday in October, lao The course
OF instruction which has been successfully pursued
for many yenrs past will be continued by her, aided by
well qualified teachers Of both sexes Applications
may be made for Boarding Day Scholars 10 the Prin-
cipa Terms as heretofore.
Tappahannock, Va, sept 4, lS46-ceaw4w
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the Goth August, l646 at la Grange,
Georgia. by the Reverend Thomas Sanford, the Honor.
able ORLANDO 3. FICKLIN Of Illinois, 10 ELIZA
BETH r., eldest daughter OF the Honorable Walter
T. Colquitt
Married, on Tuesday, the lst instant, ut Mundortf
Island, Lancaster county Pa, by the Rev. Elisha ID 0w
ems, JOHN NJ. HABLISTON, Of Baltimore, to DELI
Lab @ daughter Of Isaac MundorG, Esq, Of the for
mar nlare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
PR S P f C T U s
OF THE
Southern Friend Of Temperance,

Southern Friend Of Temperance,
RIO he published in the town of Charlottesville, Viz
L gina Edited by Committee, appointed annual
ly by Liberty Division, No. H. Of the Sons OF Tempe
rance.
In consideration OF the Increasing wants Of the Or.
der and the importance of the ultimate success 81
the Temperance Reformation, Liberty Division NO u
has determined TO establish in this place semi month
~ paper. entitled The SOUTHERN FRIEND OF TEN
pERANCE. This paper will be conducted by the nn
dersirned, as an Editorial Committee.
Willie II WILL in the main, be devoted TO the advoca
cy of Temperance principles, the subjects OF Morality
and Literature, and the general news OF the day. w
receive no small share Of iis attention Its columns
will be open contributions upon the above suects
or upon such may be calculated TO add interest and
variety its general mstirr-scrnpuotsly avoiding,
however, all bias Of party feeling Believing that much
good can he accomplished through this medium, we
confidently appeal TO generous public 10 aid US in this
enterprise.
In point Of locality, il Is believed that no place pos
sesses superior advantages TO Charlottesville.
TERMS.-This paper will be issned ssmi-monthly,
OH super royal sheet newspaper form. As The Edio-
rial Committee will receive compensation what
ever for their labor and services, we are enabled TO
publish II at the uncomfortable price Of Que Dollar
lhs subscription money 10 be paid on the reception OF
the first number
5 All letters post paid, must be addressed TO or
more Of the Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

THE NEW WAREHOUSING Law
The Wings complain of this law because of the
credi, il gives to good. in store. of twelve months,
thus as they say interfering disadvanageonsly
with our own trade Pray, how can the goo!s of
The importer injure the home dealer, il they are
locked up in he public store for firelre months?-
We should think that that would give monopo-
" OF the market 10 the home article Tor year at
a time. Baltimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

The cry of extravagant expenditures, so clam
orousy resor,cd to, in 1910, 10 defeat The Demo-
cratic party is again to be used by our opponents,
If presen, indications can be trusted. The ex-
nense. of the Mexican war will be set down
against the Administration, as il they were Justly
chargeabe to the Democratic policy, instead Of
an unexpected state oil hosilities. Whilst some
papers clamor voeiierously about what they term
the niggardly policy of the Government, they
charge al The same time that is mourning enor-
nous expenses, and labor 10 create The impress
sion that proper economy is moi observed 1t
is hard TO please those who are resolved on fault
finding. But do The Wings wish the people TO
understand that they are opposed 10 vigorous
prosecution OF the present war; Would they
have the Government fail 10 NEE, the wants Of
the army, or 10 make The necessary outays for
successful campaign? If not, why The COM
plants about war expenses II may be that
some oil The Government agents are imposed upon,
and expend more for articles purchased by
them than they are worth. But such agents, if
there be any such, should bear The responsibility
of their own acts An unexpected demand for
any class of articles will always enhance its
market value, and hence the high prices paid for
many things required for the immediate use Of
The army. In such cases delay Is not permits.
sable, and if censure should fall any where, it
ought 10 be visited upon those who, awaiting HEM
selves fihe necessities Of the Government, ex-
act unjust prices for what they sell.
81. Lonii Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
THE VETO.

Our article Of last week, congratnla'inS 'ns
oonn,ru nm Tho massage OF the revenue TarIfi and
Independept Treasury Bills had naruiy oeeh
committed 10 the mails, when we regeNeu sne
Presidents veto Of The Harbor BIZ. we cnai"e.
lerised these Two great meas ures DIS 'he M.
complete" bul The veto adas ano'hel p'i =.
aowsr n The chaplet which adoIns The brow oil
Isn,es K polk. We publish the veto message
in another column. Having derived nnalloyed
Measure from its pcrusal, we heartily join in me
General voice of commentator of il, with which
Inc Democratic press teens throughout the
Union. It's indeed document worthy the best
DAYS OF the Republic Let no man now dispute,
tha, the ,obr.qmct OF young Hickory" is well
deserved by James X. Polk. The man OF iron
nerve. and indomilable will, who sleeps al the
Hermitage. never sch. TO The halls OF Congress
document more characteristic ofhmsell than THIS
veto message. In peTusing This admirable o'a'e
paper, We we're at loss which most 10 admire
The soundness Of The principles when II declares
or the truly vigorous anu many style III WIZ"
they are SET forth.
Ii is not our purpose 10 discuss the consltu-
lional question involved in The Harbor Bill, Tor
the double reason that il is familiar 10 our rea-
ders. and because il would be rather presumpln-
Gus. in The same sheet which contains SO master
ly an argument in support Of The great principles
OF our pary relative 10 works OF improvement
BY the General Government, as is emDodled III
The message. When we reflect that The message.
arrests a system in its infancy, which The whole
revenue OF the National Treasury would not oeSin
10 complete or carry oul-a system The most IN
sidious and seductiyc-neyer accomplished pu'
by bargaining, log-rolling and chicanery-our
readers, we are sure, will join with us IN our
congratulations that i, was reserved for Demo
cratic President 10 say the hand Of destruction
and save The Treasury and Government from
ntler ankruplcy and ruin .IlssSSipptan.
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Correspondence of The Charleston Erenins Ncrcs
H. S STEAMER fEoaRE
Off The Brazos ST. Jago, Aug. 10 1916.

- J
We arrived here yesterday. | find that the
steamboat Mckim sails Immediately for New
Orleans and hasten TO give you all The news
have Gen. TAYLOR has gone to Camargo, leav-
ing regiment at Malamoras. The U. S. schr.
Ewing is here the Van Buren, and Howard have
gone on cruise as far as Vera Cruz. Steamers
and transports are busily engaged carrying pro-
visions up The river to Camargo. The troops,
understand, are healthy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

AT Court OF Quarterly Session begun and held for
~ New Kent County, nj the Court House thereof on
Thursday, the 18th day of August, 1876:
On the motion Of James W0odhn, Jr., Gho married
Rebecca Z. Slater, daughter of Meredith Slater, de-
ceased and who is Of the distributes Of the said
Meredith Slater II appearing to the Court that more
than two years have elapsed since the qualification Of
Richmond r. Lacy as The administrator Of Meredith
Slater deceased II is ordered that all PERSONS having
claims against the estate Of Meredith Slater, deceased
do exhibit the for settlement 10 the said Richmof
T. Lacy administrator Of Meredith Slater, deceased,
before the 10th day of November 1916 and thai copy
Of this order be inserted fnr eight weeks in the Rich
mond Wing and Richmond Enquirer, and another copy
iherrobe posted The Court House door Of tins eoun
Is on two several Court days
Copy, BAT. d. CHRISTIAN, u. Z.
Sent, 4-Cw4w
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

TINE annual commencement AT this Institution VIII
take place on Wednesday, the tweny-third day OF
September next. On the 24h addresses before the
cieties expected from President Garland of Randolph
Macon College, l.. Tazew.li, Esq OF Lnnenburs, and
Reverend Mr. Hogr of Richmond
The Trustees are requested To attend their annual
meeting The sd, le day before The commencement
al 10 O'Clock, An
Al the meeting Of the Board on the 2lst August the
Reverend Z. BalIentne, Dr. FL. Mettauer, and On >
Venable, Esq We're elected Professors OF the College
Ilampden Sidney College, September 4-cw4w
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LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two valuable Tracts OF
Land, one situated in the county Of Spotsvlvania,
and the other in the county Of Caroline. They are
known as Farish's & Plunkets-Farsh's contains
about 100 acres and Punkets contains about 800
Ii no sale should be effected privately before the 18th
Of September next they will then he sold my Farm
called Westwood, (Which adjoins farsh's) al auction
In the mean lime, il will give me pleasure 10 show
these lands TO any person desrous Of viewing them.
Sent 4-tf WM. RASkIlEAD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

The Flour market in BALTIMORE on Wetnes-
day advanced III cents on The rates offered Tie
day beiore-H Howard Street being offered al 3 s7.,
City Mills 81. Wheat remains steady Al 20 a
so cents. Hams g.; Shoulders cents. Lard,
kegs :, bbls. Ct. Whisky, u - cents.
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WM. 6 WHITE,
DAVID WOOD,
]. w. POINDEXTER,
EDWIN II. G0UCH,
K. II. POORE,
WIN. ]. FIFE.

DT All papers friendly 10 the Temperance cause VIII
confer favor by giving the above several insertions
and passing notice. The Committee promise, should
an opportunity occur, 10 reciprocate the favor
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ton. The first words he uttered fell upon . Ine
listening multitude in tones Of qneruious moou,S
ton. They were uttered with chlld-iiHe s'nlpli..
ly, and were lremulous with the emo'ioh NC eo"-
fessedn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

II The funeral of Mrs. anna B. BATTER
wife Of S. S. Baxter, Esq, will take place from
the First Presbyterian Church, this morning, al
II o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
RlCE-3a a At cents per pound.

Al PHILADELPHIA on Wednesday, Pennsylya.
MIA and Western flour brought Is 81. Yellow
Corn 50 SIC. Wheat 81 TO So cts Oats o. a
2Sc. Whskey 2lt 10 pc
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r1URPlN'S OFFICE.-The 'small fry" Lottery draws
j To-Day. Highest prize 81 900. Whole Tickets 81;
halves so cents; quarters IS cents. Sales CLOSE at
o'clock Tickets 10 be had in any qnantityat
sent TURPIN'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04

D NJ. ZIMMERMAN, l57 Main Street
IL. opposite The Exchange Bank, dealer IN
Cigars, Tobacco, Snufs &c offers for sale
10000 Havana Cigars, fayorile brands
$4,000 Resalias, do. do.
5000 Pressed, do. DO.
$500 Ladies, do. do.
$4,000 Principles, Justo SAM, Steamboat, and
De la Cruz
$4,000 low priced Cigars
30 boxes fine and low priced Tobacco ~
small and large
5000 dozen smoking Tobacco, Oronoko, cu'
and dry Spanish and canister
Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
Maccabau, Rappee, Scotch, Nachitoches, Hs'9'
hams and Lundy Fools Snuff ,,
Meerschaum, German, Powhalan and co''D''
Pipes. sbo,es
Cigar Cases, Cigar holders, and snga VA ;,
in great variety; all of~which will be Sol. - NV
good terms as they can be purchased in 'ne ~
Sept 4-w3n dAc
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CROAKING.-" Or all the Giants in this can't
ing world" Slerne thought The "cant Of hypocrisy"
the most abominable; yetthere is species OF hy-
pocrilieal cant resorted TO BY some OF our conem-
poraries, more abominable, in our estimation,
than any contemplated BY the author referred 10.
II is The cant Of croaking.
The class OF scribblers who resort to this prac-
iice, can see some ianced connection between
every i'll that may occur, and whatever act OF 60
vernmenlal policy they may have chosen 10 repu-
diate or oppose. Like The old lady whose grey
mare was said TO have devoured the grindsone,
they arc ready TO exclaim at the occurrence OIL
every mischance, "Ah, we told you SO !" "That
is precisely as we predicted" &c, &c.
A volunteer falls overheard from steam boat,
and is drowned. The croaker, who has proba-
bly Sc, his face and pen against the war with
Mexico, records the event with the sage remark
that this is another evidence OF the wickedness Of
war! Another INDUCES Too freely in water-me-
Ions. or perhaps in some more eyceplionable lux
ury, and is rendered sick thereby. Croakers at
once Tell Mr.. Polk. and in no very measured
terms that 10 him is TO be attributed The fault
and SO on 10 the end OF The chapter.
We most heartily despise this practice. 1t is
silly and vexa,ious and unbecoming any one who
prelends to enlighten and direct public sentiment
1 r 81. Louis Uni0n.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
u J. ". RondolM {. Co.'S Boois,o,e, III Nam S

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD.
ON and after Monday the seventh instant,
| ~ Mail Tram
Leaves Richmond daily, at 6.P.M.
Leaves Petersburg daily, a. 81 A. M.
Accommodation Yam
Leaves Richmond daily, Sundays excepted al
SAN.
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays excepted a!
3iP. Nj.
Norfolk Tram
Leaves Richmond and Petersburg Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, a, 5. a. NJ
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Sept. Superintendent Transportation
FOR HIRE, BY ToLER s. COOK,
OK FIELD HANDS, just from the country
~ Tor The balance Of The year.
TOLER K COOK,
Sep'.4 Agents and Collectors, Lisles Row.
CULPlIATE QUININE. 500 ounces Sui
- phale ouinine, warranted bcs! qualiy. For
sale By DUVAL & PURCELL.
Sept 4.
HAVANA ClGARS.-l5OO0 genuine Ha-
IL vana Cigars, imported upwards OF two
' R. Nj. ZIMMERMAN,
Sept. l57 Main ST.
hIFlDEN D.-lhc Board vi Directors ol The
- Richmond Fire Association have declared
a dividend nj IT per cent, Tor 81 50 per sharc.l
on the capital stock for the past six months end
ing the 3lsl day Vi August, payable al The office
on Monday next, The 7th September. By order Of
The Board Of Directors
SEPT. 4 JOHN II. BOSHER, Sec'y.
TOOTH BRUSHES, English and French,
i in great variety
Ivory Fine Combs
Shell, Ivory and Horn Dressing Combs
Superior Hair Brushes
English and American Palm Soap
Lows Brown Windsor Soap
Guerains Soap, in cakes and crsam
Walnut Military Shaving Soap
Edes, Guerlain's, and other Perfumes, assorted
Mirrors, Saches, and grea, variety 81 other
useful and ornamental articles,
Just received, for sale low by
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Sep..i LAT, Main street.
DAGUET ON BANKING "A Treatise on
II Currency and Banking, by Condy Rague
L. l.. d., member of The American Philosophi-
cal Society President Of the Chamber of Com
merce Of Philadelphia, late Charge d'Ailaires OF
the United States at the Court of Brazil, and au
thor of "'rhe Principles OF Free Trade IIlustra-
ted" For sale by A. G. PENDLETON,
No. lG Main ST., s doors above Old Market
Sent
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MAJOR GEN. GAINES IN COMMAND
OF rHIIE l. STERN DIVISION -We trel

MAJOR GEN. GAINES IN COMMAND
OF THE EASTERN DlVlSlON.-W ieel
a high sense Of qualification in announcing thai
late on Saturday evening this distinguished OH
Ger received, through the adjutant Generals OF
fee at Washington, his orders from The proper
department. 10 take command OF the Eastern Di-
vision. fixing his head. quarters either al New
York, Philadelphia, or Troy. He has selected
New York as the most important point, and yes
terday afternoon, The very first conveyance that
leit, the Osceoa, after his orders were received,
tound Gen Gaines on his rOntc In duty.
We believe it would have been more agreeable
10 him TO have been ordered back 10 The Western
Division, where he might have completed his
plans Of defence for The Mississippi rivef, but ne
saws il is the duty OF the soldier obey orders not
question them, and we took leave OF him with the
proud consciousness that we were in the presence
OF brave and ready patriot and soldier, whose on
ly object s 10 serve his country, and preserve un-
sulied his honor and his fame.
In conversation with the General just previous
TO his departure, the subject Of The late investsa-
ton came up, when be expressed himself as ex-
lremey grateful TO the Secretary of War, for the
opportunity he had afforded him. through Court
OF Inquiry 10 place himself rectns in ctvia be-
fore The American people, and had thus enabled
him to wipe out The insidious aspersions which
have been engendered against him by envy and
impoen; malice.
For cur own part, we have SO decidedly and
frequently expressed The conviction that The De
pariment was led as,ray in its judgment on This
matter By the advice and representation OF others,
that we feel a source OF pride, in contemplating
The ACT which places Gen. Gaines in command
OF The Eastern Division, as il shows unabaling
confidence in The breasts oithe President and The
Secretary of Warl in The purity and correctness
of his conduct Portsmouth Ncw Era.
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nIcGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Basemen, Rooms, Eu

piGGER'5 PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Ea-
- gle Hotel, 18Th street
For this day, tFrday) Draw Ing received at o'clock,
r. ~ Prizes $4,000, 5000, 1880, rs prizes Of 900,
10 of 49, 10 of 500 10 q $50 81 Of 100, &c IS Nos,
II drawn. Whole Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Prizes: 5000, 1000, 49,,
&c rs Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets and shares for sale
IN each until 81 o'clock, r. NJ. At
Sent 4 18th Street.
MANAGERS oFFlCE.-D. PAINE & Co, Rcll-
I'l mond. Virginia.
For this Evenne-sl5, 900, G0OO, 1880, - oil lOGo,
is Nos, II drawn. Tickets IS; halves 80; quarters
IS.
Also the Dollar Lottery-si,Coo, 1000, 343, $50 10
Of 100. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass lG9:
20 sc 81 10 81 "A "a 81 j. 80.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery. Glass pos:
90 50 8 IL 20 % 30 "A 81 70 % ~ 81 IS.
Whole Ticket Nos. - 80 -, Capital Prize, sold
and paid by ID. FAME q W.
SAINT 4
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THE FALL ELECTIONS.-The coming
Fall elections for Congressional and State officers
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MARINE JOURNAL.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.


LittIeton Tazewell, Esq of Lunenburg. will deliver
the Animal Literary Address before the Union Society
OF Hampden Sidney College, on Thursday, The 2ith
insta nt the day after commencement. Sept 4-ctd
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-03-28
[Crresp'ni:ncs # the Ripley AlU'r'iser
Ono RIVER ABOVE CINctNNAri.

TUESDAY, March 10 1916.
DEAR SIR:-I am now on board the fast run.
nIng maj, Packet, Messe yer, bIund for Pitts
burgh. Il IS one Of he SIX packets ,ha, ply
weekly between that port and Cincinnati, SD
arranged that out of the number one leaves each
place every day, thus forming direct connec
ton with the Wheeling and Baltimore Stage
and Rail Road line, as also the Pittsburgh and
Brownsville pa Steam Boat line which again
intersects the stage line at The latter place The
traveller, when he steps aboard at Cincinnati,
has his option. therefore, to go either route. BY
leaving The boat al Wheeling or continuing on
it to Pittsburgh. BY the latter he will have
more Steamboat navg atom and less staging,
making il. should suppose, the more pleasan,
of the two. ~
The Green City reached the Cincinnati
wharf about half past twelve, last night, Cor ra
Their his morning) bringing US up from Mem
phs in four days and 8 hours. passed my time
very pleasantly on board that steamer, as far a.
external circumstances could render it so, and
have no complaints, now that have left her
to enter against the accommodations of her
royal highness. eave that my cravat was missing
from my room, on the morning we left Louis
vile, when | returned from taking wash; put.
ting me to the necessity Of purchasing another
in Cincinnati. !, lie possible that some one Of
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-03-28
You're, &c.

opThe sls-'sirri rver runs rom north IN
south and has been ascnnaIned that its mouth
is actually fur miles higher than liz .tu,ee.
result owing to The centrifugal motion NJ, n.
earth. Thirteen mics s the d ference be,veeo
the equatorial and polar radius; and The riv,,
IN two thousand miles. has TO rise ope Third =,
this dI',ance-'I beng the heigh, of he eoua.
TOR above the role. II this centrifugal fore,
were not continued, he river would fllw back.
and the ocean wou'd owe fl W the land.