Alexandria gazette
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No. 1,110 days old, 121 lbs. Buck No. 2, 100
days old, 10G lbs. Ewe No. I, 100 days old,
101 lbs. The editor of the Charlestown Free
Press says that those having anything superior,
can notify him of the fact.
An arrival at Boston, on Friday, from Cape
Haytieo, brings advices to the 13th instant.
The report of a battle having taken place be
tween the Haytiens and Dominicans is without
foundation. By the recent proclamation each
party if bound to give two months1 notice be*
fore resorting to arms.
The Princes* Anne (Md.) Herald says the
schooners “Poet Boy1’ and “John Taylor,'' for*
letted for a violation of the oyster laws, were
sold for the benefit of the captors, on Saturday
week. The former brought $235, and the lat
ter $402.
Harvesting has already commenced in vari
ous parte of Maryland. The crop will be a
moil abundant one.
l'rof. Theadore Strong, who for a quarter of
a century has occupied the chair of mathama
tics in Rutger* Collene, New Jersey, describes,
in a letter tn the Newark Daily Advertiser, a
modification of Foucault's experiment for rend-!
ering the rotation of the earth visible, which he
has tried with success. He suspends n c) Im-
der of considerable diameter, above the floor,by
a light thread affixed to the centre of one
of its surfaces; and finds that the cylinder
appears to revoive at such a rate ‘hat its
angular motion in any time is equal to that of
the earth in the same time, multiplied by the
sine of the latitude—which is, of course, the
same rate which is observed as the angular
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Alexandria gazette. (1851). Alexandria, D.C., 1851-06-30. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025007/1851-06-30/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Alexandria gazette, 1851-06-30.
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