DOCTOR ADAM CLARKE'S WEATHER TABLE.
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DOCTOR ADAM CLARKE'S WEATHER TABLE.


AS this man was profoundly observant as well
as profoundly learned, we think his weather divi-
ming table, founded mainly on the principle Of lu-
mar influence, in which many have great conf
dence, claims, from the character of the man, that
credit which will subject to the test of expert
ment: and, if found to be practically correct, il
will be of great utility to the farmer the mariner,
and even the traveller.


The table and the accompanying remarks are the re
suit of many years actual observation, the whole being
constructed on due consideration Of the attraction Of
the and moon in the several positions respecting the
earth. and will by simple inspection, show the observ-
er what kind of weather will most probably follow the
entrance of the into any of its quarters and that
near the truth to be seldom found to fail