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RECHABITES.
urer, Amos Townsend, Jr., New Haven. Recording Secretary, Rev. D. W. Lathrop, New Haven. Cor- responding Secretary and Agent, Rev. B. E. Hale, Hartford. Central Committee, Timothy Williams, Edson Fessenden, James B. Hosmer, Hartford : Sher- wood Sterling, Bridgeport; Anson Loomis, Windsor. Auditors, Curtis L. North, West Meriden ; James M. Bunce, Hartford.
RECHABITES.
CONNECTICUT DISTRICT NO. 2.
DISTRICT OFFICERS .- Samuel Beach, Bridgeport, Chief Ruler. Henry Moore, Hartford, Deputy Ruler. Courtland Kelsey, Secretary. William Cochran, Treasurer.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
PLEDGE. I, without reserves, solemnly pledge my honor as a man, that I will neither make, buy, sell or use, as a beverage, any spiritous or malt liquors, wine or cider.
The January Session of the GRAND DIVISION will be holden at Hartford; the April Session in New Haven; the July Session in Hartford ; and the Octo- ber Session in New Haven.
OFFICERS .- Henry J. Fox, Hartford, G. W. Patri- arch. John M. Reid, Birmingham, G. W. Associate. Mulford Butts, Bridgeport, G. Scribe. H. N. Haw- kins, Birmingham, G. Treasurer. Moses Ballou, Bridgeport, G. Chaplain. William B. Prindle, New- town, G. Conductor. William M. Perry, Stratford, G. Sentinel.
There are 85 Subordinate Divisions.
DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERANCE.
OFFICERS .- Irene Grannis, G. Presiding Sister. Abigail Scofield, G. Assistant Sister. Marianne Howland, G. Scribe. Susan M. Lang, G. Treasurer. Harriet C. Hine, G. Chaplain. Susan Boardman, G. Conductor. Julia M. Warner, G. Sentinel.
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APPENDIX.
RETREAT for the INSANE, AMERICAN ASYLUM for Deaf and Dumb, and GENERAL HOSPITAL Society.
No change of Superintendents, Teachers or man- agement. (See Register 1849.)
FREE MASONS: GRAND LODGE.
Next Annual Meeting, 2d W. May, 1851, at Hartford. OFFICERS .- Benoni A. Shepard, G. Master. Win. E. Sanford, Dep. G. Master. David Clark, Sen. G. Warden. J. C. Blackman, Jun. G. Warden. H. Goodwin 2d, G. Treasurer. E. G. Storer, G. Secre- tary. T. P. Abel, G. Chaplain.
Twenty-nine Lodges exist in this State.
ODD FELLOWS: GRAND LODGE.
Annual Session, New Haven, 2d W. July ; Semi Annual, 2d W. January, in Hartford.
OFFICERS .- Lloyd E. Baldwin, G. Master. Origen Utley, Dep. G. Master. Samuel Lynes, G. Warden. L. A. Thomas, G. Secretary. Samuel Bishop, G. Treasurer. F. M. Brown, G. Marshall. Fred. Chit- tenden, G. Conducter. II. H. Fitch, G. Guardian. J. M. Willey, T. P. Abel, G. Reps.
Number of Lodges in the State, 70.
APPENDIX, (for late returns.)
BRIDGEPORT. Clerk, Stephen Hawley. Treas., Charles Foote ; Dep., George Sterling. Selectmen, Nichols Northrop, Joseph B. French, Joseph Brooks, Roswell S. Nichols. Constables, Philo T. Barnum. and Col., Thomas Hutchins, Samuel Hodges, David L. Mills, Isaac H. Whiting, John J. Wheaton, George G. Lacey. G Jurors, Samuel B. Ferguson, James Porter, Henry Burr, Wyllys Lyon, Henry Olmstead, Wyllys Stillman, Daniel C. Wheeler.
GREENWICH. Clerk, Samuel Close. Treas., Samuel Mills. Selectmen, James Wilson, Titus Mead, Zachariah Close. Constables, Joseph E. Rus- sell, and Col., Shadrach M. Close. G. Jurors, Abra- ham Hubbard, John B. Wilson. Assessors, Frederick Lockwood, William Newman, John B. Wilson, Geo.
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APPENDIX.
C. Close, Josephus Palmer. B. Relief, Ard Knapp, Ezra Keeler, Shadrach Smith.
LYME. Clerk, Joshua R. Warren. Treas., John Sterling; Dep., John W. Bill. Selectman, David Bates. Constable and Col., William J. Beckwith. G. Jurors, Thomas Pilgrim, Thomas Chadwick, Ezra S. Anderson, Ezra Brockway. Assessors, Sylvester Champion, M. S. Parker, F. A. Tiffany. B. Relief, Thomas Chadwick, Christopher Stark, Zebulon Brockway.
MILFORD. Clerk, D. L. Baldwin. Treas., Selah Strong. Selectmen, Charles H. Pond, Samuel B. Gunn, Nathan Fenn. Constables, S. B. Ford, and Col., Amos Ford. G. Jurors, Anon Clark, Charles Smith, David Miles, Jr., John K. Bristol, Isaac Tibbals, Charles W. Cornwall. Assessors, Charles H. Pond, S. B. Ford, Nathan Platt, Jr. B. Relief, John K. Bristoll, Treat Clark, Nathaniel Smith, Enoch B. Peck, Samuel Clark, 3d.
SCHOOL SOCIETY. A. M., 1 M. Oct. Clerk and Treas., S. B. Pord Committee, Treat Clark, Anon Clark, Jonah C. Buckingham. Acting Visitors, Rev Jona Brace, Elijah Bryan, Stephen B. Ford, Treat Clark.
NORWALK. Assessors, A. E. Smith, W. S. Lock- wood, J. W. Hubbell. B. Relief, Alfred Mallory, W. C. Street, Charles Sherey.
PROSPECT. Clerk and Treas., Samuel. C. Bron- son. Selectmen, Ransom R. Russell, Aaron Austin. Constables, Vincent Tuttle, and Col., Henry P. P'latt, Henry P. Judd, George Sloper, Woodward Hotchkiss. G. Jurors, William J. Wilcox, Bela E. Hotchkiss, Lewis Knowles. Assessors, Benjamin Platt, Laurm Preston. B. Relief, Elisha Platt, Stephen Bradley, Perus Sanford, Andrew Smith, Henry P. Judd. SCHOOL SOCIETY. Clerk, Gideon M. Hotchkiss. Treas., James Street. Committee, Vincent Tuttle, Thomas Wilmot, Lucius Talmage. Acting Visitors, Ransom Russell, John L. Ambler, David M. Hotch- kiss, &c.
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GIDEON WELLES, Pres. WM. T. LEE, V. Pres. SAMUEL COIT, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
GIDEON WELLES,
THOMAS BELKNAP,
WILLIAM T. LEE,
JAMES G. BOLLES,
CALVIN DAY,
CHARLES SEYMOUR, Jr
TERTIUS WADSWORTH, JOHN A. BUTLER,
ERASTUS SMITH,
L. F. ROBINSON.
BOARD OF FINANCE. GEORGE BEACH, ESQ., PRESIDENT PHOENIX BANK. D. F. ROBINSON, ESQ., PRESIDENT HARTFORD BANK. HON. ISAAC TOUCEY, LATE ATTORNEY GENERAL U. S.
J. C. JACKSON, M. D., Medical Examiner. ARCHIBALD WELCH, M. D., Consulting Phys.
HARTFORD:
Office, Corner of Main and Asylum Streets.
State of Connecticut,
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
HARTFORD, Oct. 14, 1850.
THIS may certify, That the Capital Stock of the CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, amounting to Two Hundred Thousand Dollars (200,000,) has all been paid in, or invested in securities of undoubted character, which have been passed and approved by their Board of Directors, and by me, agreeably to the requirements of the Charter. The Legislature having thrown extraordinary and unusual guards around this Charter for the protection alike of the Company and the public, the strength, ability and well invested cap- ital of the institution, are in my opinion unsurpassed by any Life Insurance Company in this State, or per- haps in this country.
+ L. S. +
R. G. PINNEY, Comptroller of Public Accounts, State of Connecticut.
"LIFE INSURANCE
IS THE POOR MAN'S WEALTH, AND A GOOD INVEST- MENT FOR THE CAPITALIST."
1. Husbands and Fathers may make provision after their death for their widows and children.
2. The young may make provision for themselves in their declining years.
3. Parents may provide endowments for their chil- dren.
4. Creditors may compensate the loss which the death of their debtors might occasion.
5. Borrowers to secure, in case of death, a fund to repay the loan.
6. All who have a pecuniary interest in the exist- ence of a life, to guard that interest from total loss through failure of life.
" Life Insurance is truly styled a Savings Bank for the widow and the orphan, so managed that the rich and the poor may alike avail themselves of its bene- fits."
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REGISTER QU RANS
1849.
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STATUTES OF CONNECTICUT,
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PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTICUT, FOR
1849.
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PUBLISHERS' NOTICE.
As there has been delay in making returns in season to enable us to issue the Register as early as we desire, we must request, that for the Register for 1850, they be made, as far as practica- ble, as early as the first of Nov., as soon after that time, some of the sheets must go to press; and if any fail to see some things which they returned, they are advised that those sheets were printed before the returns came to hand. Where the town meetings are held after Nov. 1. the returns should be made as complete as possible, and forwarded so as to reach us by Nov. 1, and the town officers chosen at the annual town meeting, sent on a separate sheet, immediately after said meeting. To be enabled to make early returns of professional men, school society offi- cers, postmasters, &c. in the different parts of the town, whoever prepares them, should make the necessary inquiry on public oc- casions, when people from different parts of the town are brought together.
As an encouragement, we will give a copy of the Register of 1850, to any person who will make to us, by Nov. 1., a full and accurate return of such officers and statistics as are required, viz. Clerks of Probate; County Surveyors ; Town officers, Town Taxes, Time annual meeting ; School society, times of meeting, officers, proportion of deposite fund used, and other public pro- vision made for schools, by local funds or taxes ; Cities; Bor- oughs ; Clergy and Physicians. An additional copy will be given for returns of Banks; Savings Banks; Insurance Companies, sta- ting the Capital, the amount insured, losses within the previous year, and dividends; Rail Roads, with capital and dividends ; officers of Customs, amount of duties and compensation of Col- lectors. We will also send a Register in exchange for any City Directory for 1849-50, which may be forwarddd to us by mail. Colonels who send us Rosters of their Regiments, and clerks or publishers who send us printed minutes of ecclesiastical and med- ical bodies for 1849, and college catalogues, with officers of Lit- erary Societies, shall also be entitled to a Register. B & P.
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PREFACE.
1218994 PREFACE.
MR. SAMUEL GREEN, who, for 58 years, has made his annual New Year's visits to his numerous friends and patrons, having made an arrangement for a union of Green's and Bradley's Reg- isters, relinquishes the active duties of editor, though he retains a pecuniary interest in the sale of the Connecticut Register.
His successor, who has assisted in preparing Bradley's Reg- ister for two years past, has used his best efforts to render the Connecticut Register worthy of general patronage; with what success the public must decide. He has endeavored to obtain complete returns, and has so far succeeded, as to be able to give the town officers from every town in the State, and most of the school society officers.
In addition to the information contained in previous Registers, the editor has given a sketch of the volumes of Archives of the State, recently bound and indexed. An account of the organiza- tion of the Superior Court in 1711, and a complete list of the Judges from that time to the present. Clerks of Probate ; County Surveyors ; Town and highway taxes on the dollar; School Socie- ties with dates of organization, school officers and visitors, and number of children returned in 1847 and 1848: The income of each post office, and the compensation of post masters ; And more full notice of the literary, benevolent and philanthropic in- stitutions in the State. Hale Monument and the Wadsworth Atheneum also adorn the pages.
The style in which the printers have "got up" the Register, is highly creditable to them. By using small type, the quantity of matter is increased one third, at the same time, the distinctness of the impression renders it entirely legible. W. S. P.
FARMINGTON, Dec. 25. 1848.
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INDEX.
INDEX.
Academy, Connecticut 188
Seventh Day Baptist,
132
Archives of Connecticut,
19
Shakers.
132
Assessors, -
-
-
69-95
Universalists,
131
Asylum, Deaf and Dumb
185
Unitarians,
132
Atheneum, Wadsworth
Attorneys,
See Counties.
Auditors,
Banks,
152
Bank Directors,
154
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Bank Commissioners,
166
Bank Meetings. See Cal- endar pages.
Baptists. See Clergy.
Baptist Literary Institution, 188
Blind, N. E. Institution,
Bible Society, Conn. 122
Boards of Relief, 69-95
Boroughs,
116
Bridges,
165
Hartford, 43
Calendar,
7-18
Canal, 161
Cities,
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114
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Statistics, 121-132
Advent,
132
African,
132
Baptist, 126
Gen. Convention, 125
Education Society,
126
Superior, 21, 35
Court of Errors, 35
United States.
35
Ecclesiastical Meetings. See
Home Miss. Society,
121
Everest Fund,
122
Eclipses, March, 9
Episcopal. 128 Elections, State. See Calen- Gen. Convention, 127 dar pages.
Church Schol. Soc.
128
Episcopal. See Clergy.
Soc. Prom Chr. Kno.
128
Evening Stars, Feb. 8
Executive of Connecticut, 25
Methodist.
129 Expenses of State, 67
Conferences, 129
Ferries, 166
Presiding Elders 129
Free Masons, 180
Methodist Protestant,
131
General Assembly, 26-34
Presbyterian,
132
Senate, - 26
Roman Catholic,
131
Districts, 27
25 Commencements. See Cal- endar pages.
Commissioners. See Counties. Roads, Bridges and Ferries, 162 Commissioners of Deeds, 41
Comptroller,
25
Congregational. See Clergy.
Congress. See U. States.
185 Congressional Districts, 180
Constables,
68-94
Counties,
Fairfield, 54
Litchfield, 60
Middlesex, 63
New Haven, - 47
New London, 50
Tolland, 65
Windham.
57
Courts. See Calendar pages.
County, 36
Probate, 36
Christian,
132
Congregational, 122
Gen. Association, 121
Calendar pages.
Freewill Baptist,
132
120 Collectors and Constables, 68-95 Colleges, 188
INDEX. .
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House of Represent's, 28,97
No. of Scholars, -
105-13
Cominittees,
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34 Secretary of State,
25
Governor,
25 Select Men,
68-94
Votes for,
26, 97-103 Sheriffs. See Counties,
Grand Jurors,
69-95
Sons of Temperance,
183
State Printer,
25
Recapitulation,
102
State Prison, - 140
Hale Monument, -
118
Statutes, Committee on, 34
Historical Society, Conn. 188
Surveyors. See Counties.
Hospital, General 185
Taxes, Town,
96-102
188
Meetings. See Calendar pages. Time Table,
Judges,
County. See Counties.
Supreme Court,
35
Town Clerks,
Town Treasurers,
Selectmen, -
Collector and Constables,
Legislatures meetings. See Cal- endar pages.
Medical Society, Conn.
133
do.
Botanico,
134
Methodist. See Clergy.
Mileage of Towns,
96-102.
Militia,
141
Morning Stars,
-
Feb. 8
Nat. Hist. Society, Conn.
187
Yale,
187
Notaries Public,
39
Odd Fellows, 181
Philological Society, 188
Physicians and Surgeons,
Population of Towns,
96-102 Treasurers Town, 68-94
Turnpike Roads,
-
162
Post Offices and Masters, 167
Probate Courts.
36
Officers, 173
Judges Supreme Court, 175
183
Foreign Ministers,
-
174
Retreat' for Insane,
186
Senate,
175
House Representatives, 176
Universalists. See Clergy,
Savings Banks, -
158
Votes for Governor, 1848, 26-97
Senators,
28
School Cominissioner, 25
School Fund and Schools,
112
School Societies,
-
104-12
Clerk and 'Treasurer, 104-12
President U. S.
97, 174
Weather, predictions of 6
Visitors,
105-13
Annual Meetings,
Mileage,
Grand Lists,
Town Taxes,
Population,
No. Representatives,
Tract Society, Conn.
122
Treasurers, County.
See
Counties,
134 Treasurers State,
25
Postage, Rates of
166
United States,
Rail Roads. 160
Rechabites, -
River Companies, 157
Roads, - 162
Total Abst. Society Conn.
188
Town Officers, viz. 68-95
From 1711, to 1848.
22
Judicial Expenses,
67
Justices of Peace. See Coun's.
Grand Jurors, Assessors, Board of Relief,
Town Statistics, viz.
96-103
6
Insurance Companies,
158 Theological Institute,
Grand Lists of Towns,
96-102
Members of Congress,
180
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TIME TABLE.
CLOCK TIME. The Calendar pages show the ris- ing and setting of the sun, &c., according to a clock that keeps accurate time throughout the year. The following
TIME TABLE exhibits the time, by an accurate clock, when the sun strikes a true noon mark.
D. HI. M.
D.
H. M.
D.
H. M.
January
1 12
4 April
24
11 58
11 51 Sept. 27 30 11 50
5
12 6 May
7
12 8 June
5 11 58
10
11 47
12
12
9 10
15 together
19 11 45
18
12 11
20
12
1
27
11 44
21
12 12
24
12
2
Nov.
8
11 44
25
12 13
29
12 3
15
11 45
31
12 14
July
4
12
4
20
11 46
Feb'y
6
12
15
11
12
5
24
11 47
21
12 14
26
12
6
27
11 48
27
12 13
August
10
12
5
30
11 49
March
4
12 12
15
12
4
Dec.
2
11 50
8
12 11
20
12
3
5
11 51
12
12
10
24
12
2
7
11 52
15
12
9
28
12
1
9
11 53
19
12
8
31 together
11
11 54
22
12
7
Sept.
3
11 59
13
11 55
25
12
6
6 11 58
15
11 56
28
12
5
9 11 57
18
11 57
April
1
12
4
12
11 56
20
11 58
4
12
3
15
11 55
22
11 59
7
12
2
18
11 54
24 together
11
12
1
21
11 53
26
12
1
15 together
24
11 52
28
12
2
19
11 59
30
12
3
3
12
5
30
11 57
14 11 56
October 3 11 49
29 11 57
6 11 48
10
10 11 59
14 11 46
15
7 12
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PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER. It ought to be known that predictions of the weather are inserted in Almanacs, not by the astronomer, but according to the convenience of the printer, as he has vacant lines on the page. No man can minutely predict the state of the weather for the ensuing year. Astronomers have demonstrated that the moon has no controlling influ- ence over the weather, or the growth of plants.
1849.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
First 2d, 2h. 47m. M. -
Full @ 8th, 5h. 29m. E.
Last 16th, 2h. 3m. M.
New 24th, 5h. 12m. M. First 31st, 11h. 52m. M.
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CALENDAR DAYS.
OR. OS. R.O.S.
1M Circumcision.
7 304 38 11 59
2 Tu Conn. River Bank.
7 304 39 Morn.
3 W Saybrook Bank.
7 304 40 1
7
7 304 41 2 16
4 Th Jewett City and Middlet'n Bks. 5 Fr 6 Sa Epiphany. 7G 1st S. after Epiphany. 8M
Norwich Insurance Company.
7 304 45 Rises.
7 29 4 46 6 7 294 47 7
11
18 7 294 48 8
7 29 4 49 9 22
7 284 50 10 24
2d S. after Epiphany.
Sun south 12h. 10m.
7 284 51 11 24 7 274 53 Morn. 7 274 54 0 23
7 26 4 55 1 19
7 264 57 2 16
7 25 4 58 3 11 7 25 4 59 4 5
7 245 0
4 57
7 23 5 1
5 46
7 225 3
6 32
25 Th Conversion of Paul.
26 Fr 27 Sa
Moon and Venus in conjunc.
7 195 8
8 46
28 G 4th S. after Epiphany.
7 185 9
9 5.2
29 M 30 Tu
Venus sets 8h. 55m.
7 175 10
10 59
7 165 12 Morn.
31 W Sun south 12h. 15m.
7 155 13 0 6
4
10 W 11 Th
12 Fr Sun south 12h. 9m.
13 Sa 14 G 15 M 16 Tu 17 W
18 Th Colonization Soc. Washington ..
19 Fr 20 Sa 21 G 22 M 23 Tu 24 W
Venus sets 8h. 36m.
3d S. after Epiphany.
Moon runs low.
7 225 4 Sets. 7 7 215 5 38
7 205 6
7 42
COURTS. SUPERIOR, 9th, Hartford; 23d, New Ha- ven and Brooklyn.
LEGISLATURES meet: 1st, Mississippi, Michigan, and Texas; 2d, New York, Pennsylvania, and Dela- ware; 3d, Massachusetts; 15th, Louisiana; 23d, New Jersey.
7 304 42 3 27 7 304 43 4 36
7 304 44 5 43
9 Tu Venus sets 8h. 11m.
2d Month.
FEBRUARY.
1849
Full 7h, 6h. 25m. M. | New
22d, 8h. 39m. E.
Last (OD 14th, 11h. 12m. E.
MIW
OR GS. R.C.S.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 Th
Venus sets 9h.
7 145 14
1 14
2|Fr
Purification of V. M.
7 135 1. 2 21
3 Sa Moon perigee.
7 125 17 3 27
4G
Septuagesima Sunday.
7 115 |>
4 29
5 M 6 Tu
Sun South 12h. 15m.
7 95 21
6 16
Jupiter & moon in conjunction.
7 8.5 22
Rises.
7 W 8| Th 9 Fr
Venus sets 9h. 17m.
7 65 24 8 6
7 45 25 9 8
11| G
Sexagesima.
7 35 26 10 9
12 M
7 25 2>
11
7
13 14
Conn. Life Ins, Co. Valentine. 6 595 30
6 5 5 3. 1 0
6 50 5 33
1
5
18 G
Quinquagesima.
6.545 36
3 37
19 20 Tu
Venus sets 9h. 37m.
6 515 38 5 9
21 W
Ash Wednesday.
6 495 39 5 50
2.2 Th 23 Fr Sa
St. Matthias.
6 445 4:
7 4
24 25
G
Ist Sunday in Lent.
6 43 5 44
8 49
26 M
6 425 45
9 58
27 Tu Sun south 12h. 13m.
6. 405 4
11 6
28 W Ember Day. Moon Perigee.
6 38,5 48 Morn
COURTS. U. S. DISTRICT, 27th, New Haven.
SUPERIOR, 13th, Fairfield; 20th, Litchfield; 27th, Middletown.
COUNTY, 13th, Norwich.
VENUS will be Evening Star until May 12th ; then Morning Star until March 2d, 1850.
JUPITER will be Morning Star until February 6th ; then Evening Star until August 20th ; then Morning Star until March Sth, 1850.
Tu W 15 Th 16 Fr 17 Sa
Hope Insurance Co.
7 15 29
.Vorn.
0
4
Moon runs low.
6 555 34 2
47
Sirius south 8h. 20m.
6 525 34 4 25
Sun eclipsed, invisible.
6 475 41
6 465 42
Sets. 6 . 34
Moon Apogee.
7 75 23
7
2
10 Sa
7 105 19
5 25
1849.
MARCH.
3d Month.
First 1st, 7h. 12m. E.
Full 8th, 8h. 11m. E.
New @D 24th, 9h. 15m. M. - First 31st, 2h. 7m. M.
Last 16th, 7h. 48m. E.
MW
CALENDAR DAYS.
OR. S.R.OS.
1 Th
Venus greatest elong. east.
6 375 49 0 14
2 Fr
Ember Day. do. Moon runs high.
6 355 50 1 20
3 Sa
6 345 51 2 21
4G
2d S. in Lent.
6 325 52 3 18
5M
New London Co. Ins. Co.
6 315 53
4 9
6 Tu Jupiter and sun in conjunction.
16 29|5 54 4
54
7 W Venus sets 10h. 1m.
6 285 56 5 33
8 Th Moon eclipsed, eve. visible .*
6 265 57
Rises
Venus in perihelion.
6 245 58
6 52
3d S. in Lent.
6 21 6 0
8 54
Sun south 12h. 10m.
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