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MURRAY FORBES, Falmouth, Va.
JESSE WALKER, Randolph County, N. C.
ROBERT W. BROWN, Wilmington,
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HALL & JOHNSON, Fayetteville.
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SAMUEL WRIGHT, Nashville, Tenn.
SILAS WOOD, New-York.
JOHN J. BOYD, N. Y.
ISAAC L. PLATT, N. Y.
JAMES P. ALLAIRE, N. Y.
WEST POINT FOUNDRY ASSOCIATION, N. Y.
R. HYSLOP & SON, N. Y.
STEPHEN VAIL & SON of SPEEDWELL, M. C. N. J. GILBERT REILAY, Troy.
DANIEL GRIFFIN, Oswego.
MAYO & FOLLET, Burlington, Vt.
JASON C. PIERCE, St. Johns, Lower Canada.
WARD & BROTHERS, S. En. Man. Montreal, L. C.
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LONGWORTH'S AMERICAN ALMANAC,
NEW-YORK REGISTER,
AND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR
THE SIXTY-FOURTH YEAR
OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE :
CONTAINING
An Almanac for the sixty-fourth year of American Independence ; a List of all the Banks and Insurance Companies in the city, with the names of their respective Officers, and all necessary information relative thereto; the Post-Office Estabe lishment, rates of postage on letters and newspapers, with the times of arrival and closing all the Mails that are received and made up in this city, in detail; Runner's Vade Mecum, or a Table of Streets, with corner numbers in extenso ; a continuation of the American Chronological Table ; also, the names, occupa- tion, and place of Residence of all heads of families, firms, and those doing business in the city, amounting to near thirty-nine thousand in correct alphabet- ical arrangement ;- and other useful information.
" Who steals my purse stcals trash ;" But he who BORROWS my DIRECTORY filches me Most villanously.
NEW-YORK : PUBLISHED BY THOMAS LONGWORTH, 118 NASSAU STREET. 1839.
CONTENTS.
Advertisements
:
9
Time of Holding Elections, and Seats of Government Banks
21
Insurance Companies
26 36 49
Names
Additional Names and Removals
731
Nurses
733
Churches
734
Names of Banks
738
Names of Insurance Companies Consuls
740
Custom House
- 741
Markets
742
Societies, Companies, &c.
742
Theatres
746
Public Schools
747
Newspapers and Periodicals
-
748
Publishers' advertisement
-
-
751
Chronological Table
Runner's Vade Mecum
List of Piers
Table of Distances
Charter Officer's for 1839
Board of Health and Health Commissioners
Assessors, Collectors and Constables
Street Inspectors
Assistant Justices
Firemen's Guide
ENTERED according to Act of Congress, in the year 1839, by THOMAS LONGWORTH, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New-York.
1
Almanac Post Office
13
16
New-York and Liverpool Packets
741
R.E. Canta - 20.00
VII. JULY, begins on Monday, 31 days, 1839
A TABLE directing what quantities of time to add to, or subtract from the time of high water at New-York, [contained in the last column of the calendar pages,] to find the time of high water at the places here enumerated-a denotes addition, s subtraction.
Places' names HM
Places' names
H M
Albany a 6 30
Annapolis, Md s 2 0
Amboy
s 0 45
Annapolis, NS a 3 0
Third @ 4d Oh 19m morn New @ 10d 6h 6m even
First @ 18d 10h 4m morn Full@ 26d 6h 29m morn
R
S|@ decri ) se. H
W
2
3 Visitat'nB.V.M.
24 35 7 32 23
3 11 1024
23
3
4 8
4 35 7 32
22 58 11 32
1
7
4
5 Independence
4 36 7 32 22 53 11 57
2 1
5
6 sun slow 4 4
4 36 7 32
22 47
morn 3 12
6
7 ) south 7 47
4 37 7 32 22 41
0 25
4
40
7
F 6th aft Trinity
4 38 7 31
22 35
1
6 4
8 9
3 moon runs high 4 Columbus b1447
4 39
7 31 22 21
2 40 8 8
10
11 12 19 14
6 Hamilton d 1804 7 Antares so 8 54 F 7th aft Trinity 2 Swithin
4 43 7 28
21 31 10
11 11 56
15 16
3 ) south 4 39
4 44 7 27
21 21 10
30 morn 50
17 18 19 20 21
5 sun slow 5 44 6. D in Apogee.
4 46 7 25
20 50 11 35
1 54
2 53 6
22 23 24
3 @ enters&
4 50 7 22
20 3 1 26
6 34
4 sun slow 6 5
4 51
7 21
19 51
2 21 3
25 8 16
6 St. Anne.
AW 4 52
7 19
19 38 19 25 19 11
rises 8 58 8 26 9 37
27
7 sun slow 6 3
NW
4 53 7 19
1 54 17 18
18 57 8 51 10 13
29 30
2 D Apogee
4 55 7 17
18 43
9 15 10 49
3 Penn died 1718
4 567 16
18 29
9 37 11 24
31
4 D south 4 2
T 11 57 7 15 18 14 10
1 11 59
I 4 38 7 31
22 28
45
7 12
4 39 7 30 22 14 sets 8 32
8. 55
5 sun slow 5 0
4 40 7 30 22 6
9 39
4 41 7 29 21 58 4 42 7 29 21 49
9 4 10 17 9 30 10 53 9 52 11 25
4 Vega so 10 50
4 45 7 26 21 11 4 45 7 26 21 1 11
10
₾ 31 1 8
m m
7 Margaret
F 8th after Trinity
5
2 Magdalen
1 4 49 7 23
20 15
5 25
1 Vg
4 St. James.
4 51
7 20
25 26
F |9th aft. Trinity
4 47 7 24 20 39 morn 20 27 4 48 7 24 0 0 41
11
7 29
4 42 7 28 21 40
1 2 Q sets 9 54
1 2 Sun slow 3 29
-
VIII. AUGUST, begins, on Thursday 31 days 1839
Place's names
H M
I'lace's names
HM
Boston
a
2 15
Cape Fear S
1 10
Bridgetown, J
S 0 45
Cape Hatteras
a
2
0
Burlington
a 0 20
Cape Henry
a
2
0
Cape Ann
a
2 45
Casco Bay
a
2
15
Third @ 2d 4h 54m morn New @ 9d 4h 23m morn
First@ 17d 3h 40m morn Full 3 24d 4h 42m even
Third @ 31d 9h 51m
1 5 Lammas Day
OROS
dec ri Dse H W
2 6 ) south 5 43
94 59 7 12
17 44 11 1
1 35
3 7 Sun slow 5 46
3 15
07 11
17 28 11 41 2 47
4E 10th aft Trinity II 5 1 17 10
17 12 morn 4 23
5 2 sun slow 5 35
IT'S
2
7
9 16 56
0 31 1 32
7 6
7
4 Name of Jesus
0~ 5 4
7
7 16 23
2 41
7 59
5 O slow 5 15
25 10
7
5
16 6
3 53 8 42
8 9
6 ) south ev 24
225 mp 5 77
6.7 4 15 49 sets
9 19
10
1LF 11th aft Trinity G:oIV born1762 O slow 4 29
MQ 5
8.7
0 14 55
7 54 8 9 52 1410. 23 8 34 10 53 8 53 11 23
12 2 13 3 4 D south 3 54
=5 96 59 14 37 - 5 10 6 58 14 19
0 28 9 14 11 52 9 37 morn 10. 4
16
5 moon apogee 6 sun slow 3 55
m 5 11 6 56 m 5 12 6 55 m 5 13 6 54
13 41
10 37
1 10
17
7 D south 6 8 12th aft Trinity stationary
$ 5 14.6 52
13 3 11 18
2 6
18F 19 20
2 3
) runs low
V 5 16,6 49
12 23
morn 0 8 1 8
4 48
21
4 William IV born [1765
195 17.6 48 12
3
2 16
6 8 7 7 57 9 8 38
22 23 24
7
F 13th aft Trinity ) south 1 9
5 22 6 40 10 21
7 8 5 10 25
3 Herschel d 1822 4 St. Augustine
5 23 6 39 10 0 9 39 9 17 5 24 6 37
8 32 11 2
8 5 25 6 36
9 3 11 40
5 St.John Bap. beh 6 Sun slow 0 22
8 5 26 6 34 8 56
9 41 ev. 26
II 5 27 6 32 8 34 10 28| 1 23
31
7 5 sets 10 25
₩5 20,6 43 11 2 rises 7
5 21 6 42 10 42
9 15
17 41 9 50
25 26 27 28 29 30
2
5 6 O enters m St Bartholomew
₦5 18 6 46 11 43
w5 19 6 45 11 23
3 28
3 21
4 5 15 6 51
12 43
14 0
15
3 Transfiguration
3
7
8 16 40
5 57
6
7 St Lawrence
3 15 31
77 2 15 13
14
13 22
X. SEPTEMBER begins on Sunday, 30 day 1839
Places' names.
H. M. Places' names.
H M.
Charleston, Lt. H. s 2
0|Halifax
a 3
2" 5
Cape May
S 0
45 Hartford a 2
5
Cape Canso
s 0
30
Hell-Gate
a 0
3
Fairfield
a 2
0| Huntington
a 2
Georgetown Bar
S 2
0 Ipswich
a 2
Guilford
a 1
30 Jamtown
a 0
Hackensack
a 3
0 |Kingston, Esopus s 6
New @ 7d 5h 27m even First ® 15d 9h 2m even
Full@ 23d 2h 13m morn Third @ 29d 4h 47m even
1,F St Giles
R. @S. @dec. ri ) se|H
W
2
2 London burnt
5 29 6 29
7 51 morn.
4 21
3
3
[1666
5 306 28
7 28 7 6
0 31
5.51
4 4 ) south 9 28
2
2 5 32 6 24
6 44 2 52
7 41 8
6 6 Lafayett b. 1757 Enurchus
5 346 21
5 59
sets.
8 51
8 F 9 2 D south 1 10
5 35 6 19
5 37
6 38 6 57
9 50
1.0 11
3 Battle Erie 1813
5 37 6 16
4 51
7 17,10 19
4 Bat.L. Ch. 1814
5 386 14
4 28
7 39,10 50
12
5 D in apogee 57 *s. rise 8 37 Holy Cross.
m m
5 406 11 3 42
8 35,11 56
14 15 16
F NYork taken '76
5 426 8
6
2 33 10 53 10 11 56 2
1 35 2 49
17 18
4 sun fast 6 1
V3 5 45 6 -
3
19
5 º's gr elonga. 67 * s. rise 8 10
5 466 1
1
1
0
21
7 St. Matthew
5 495 56 N
5 505 54 S.
10
25
4 Din Perigee
0 5 52 5 51
5 53 5 49
1 21 7 38,10 43
26 27
6 D south 3 24
II 5 545 47 II 5 55 5 46 5 565 44
1 44 8 24 11 26 2 7 9 19 ev. 18 2 31 10 23 1 20
29F St. Michael.
30 2 St. Jerome.
% 5 57 1 42
2 5411 32 2 40
1 41
6 54
5 5 fast 1 32
5 336 23
6 22 4 1
19
7
Nativity B.V.M.
5 366 18
5 39 6 13
4
5
8 5 11 21
1 5 416
9
3 19 £9 12 morn
2 56 9 58|
0 40
2 Druns low
3 Lambert.
VS 5 446
4
5 47 5 59 5 48 5 58
0 37 13
1 47 23 1 2 19
40 42 30
22 23 24
2 Oenters =
3 Aldebaran ri 9 13
Y 5 51 5 53
0 34 0 57
7 210
48 24 2
-
F 17th, aft Trinity
3×
6 morn 4 18 5 6 3 33 7 4 48 8 10 rises. 8 6 31' S
---
20
5 St. Cyprian
128 7 @ fast 9 25
1 VS 5 43 6
5 31 6 26
5 14
9 21
13
X: OCTOBER begins on Tuesday, 31 days. 1839 Places' names H M Places' names HM
Main Ocean s 0 45
Newtown Land'g a 1 0
Nantucket shoals s 1 30
Philadelphia a 3 0
Newburyport a 2 15
Penobscot a 5 6
New-Haven u 2 13
Piscataway a 2 40
New-Providence s 1 23
Plymouth
a 1 35
New @ 7d 9h 19m morn First @ 15d 1h 28m even
Full 22d 11h 34m morn Third @ 29d 3h 4m morn
1 3| Remigius
DROS @decri Dse H W
2
4 Andre hung1780
5 59 4 35
3 41
0 43
5 32
3
5 D south 9 3
6 0,5 37
4 4 1: 52 6 29
4
6 D 8
6 15 36
4 27 2 58
7 12
5
7 O fast 11 36
6 2 5 34
4 50
4 2
7 47
6 F Faith
6 3 5 33
4 5 14 5 8 19
7 2 D south 11 48
6 45 31
5 37 6 0
sets 5 43
8 48
8
3 sun fast 12 27
6 5 5 29
6 65 28
6 22
6
7
9 18 9 48
9 10 11
5 D south 1 57
m
6 75 26 6 85 25
7 8
7 10 10 56
12
7 · [ered 1492%
1
6 10 5 21 6 12 5 20
8 15
9 42
0 18
19 14 15
F 20the sun aft Trin WmPenn b 1644
VS
6 13 5 18
8 38
10
47 11 57
1 11 2 19
16 17 18 19
5 7 *s south 1 57 6 St Luke
6 15 5 15 6 16.5 14
9 44 1
8
5 6
6
E 2 Nelson kill'd 1 805
-3
6 20 5 8
6 22 5 7
11 31
9 44 10 30
26
7 O fast 15 53
6 25 5
2 12 33
6 14 7 11 7 18 8 9 21 ev. 11 11 9
28 29
2 StSimon & St Jude
6 27 5
0 13 14 10
33 1 2 20
30
4 Adams born 1735
6 30 4 57 13 54
morn 3 37
31|5
Sun fast 16 10
m2 6 31 4 56 14 13
6 19 5 9 10 49 11 10 rises 5 31
4 52
6 57 7 41
23 24 25
4 O enters m 5 ) south 1 7
8
6 23.5 5 11 52 4 12 13
6 Crispin
6 24 5
6 265
1 12 54
27 F 22d aft.Trinity
7€ 3€.
6 17 5 12 10 6 2 21 3 36
6 18.5 11 10 27
20 21 22
7 Cornwallis sur- [rendered 1781
六
6 95 23
7 31
7 53
8 43 morn
VS
4 [dered 1777 in
6 145 17 9 0
9 22 morn
3 41
1
3 O fast 15 25
8 22 9 2
4 St.Denys
6 45
6 35
10 21
6 Bahama discov-
7 52|11 32
2 3 Burgoine surren-
3 D south 6 12
6 29 4 59 13 34 11 44
0 5L 4 50
XI. NOVEMBER, hegins on Friday, 30 days. 1839
Places' names.
H. M.| Places' names.
H M
Saybrook
a 0
15
Quebec
a 3
Port Roseway
0
50 Reedy Island
a 2
10
Sunbury, Georg.
a 1
30 Rhode Island
S 0
14
Port Royal, S C.
s 0
30 Salem
a 2 55
Portsmouth
a 2
45
Sandy Hook
S 0 42
Providence
s 1
0|Savannah
S
1 54
Purrysburg, S. C
s 2
OPolopel' Island a 3
05
New @ 6d 3h 15m morn First @ 14d 4h 14m morn
Full@ 20d 9h 15m even Third @ 27d 5h 32mi even
1 6 All Saints.
2 7 All Souls
3 F 23d sun aft. Trin.
OROS @decri D se |H. W. 2 57| 6 33 4 54 14 51 6 34 6 35 4 52 15 10 3 58 7 12
4
2 D south 10 28
6 36 4 51 15 29
4 59 7 46
5 3 sun fast 16 11
₥ 6 37 4 50 15 47
6
1 8 19
6
4 Leonard
m 6 38 4 49 16 5
sets
51
7 8
6
[tle 1811
4 6 41 4 47 16 41
5 5010 £
9
7 [Luther b 1483
£ 6 42 4 46 16 58 V9 6 43 4 45 17 15
7 3411 17
11 12
3 sun fast 15 35 4 Britius
₩ 6 47 4 42 6 48 4 41
6 49 4 40 18 35
0 2 2 52
16
7 Tea destroyed at [Boston 1773
€ 6 50 4 39 18 50 6 51
1 12 4
9
F
27*s south 11 48
r 6 52 4 38 19 19
6 22
3 @ fast 14 18
6 54 4 37 19 33
7 13
20 21
5 St Cecilia
6 56 4 36
0 4 50
47
22
6 @ enters f
6 57 4 35
20 13 5 50
9 35
23
7 St Clement
6 6 59 4 34 20 38 8
1511 10
25 2 Evacuation 1783 27
1 4 34 20 50 9 29 11
56
26
3 Q rises 3 10
27
24 33 21 1 10 39 ev. 45
4 moon south 5 42 MX 7 3 4 33 21 12 11 46
1 38
27 28 29
5 D &
7 4 4 32 21 23 morn.
2 38
6 O fast 11 18
mx 7 5 4 32 21 33
0 49 3 34
30 7 St. Andrew
-7
6 4 32 21 43'
} 51
4 49
10 F 24th aft Trinity 2 St Martin
v9 6 44 4 44 17 32 ₩ 6 45.4 43 17 48 18
410 52 0 48
13 14 15
5 D south 6 34
18 20 morn. 1 44
6 Machutus
4 39 19 5 2 25 3 41 5 0 rises 8 8
5 22
17 18 19
4 D south 11 48
1
6 58 4 35 20 26 7 010 23 24F 26th Sun.aft Trin
II II
€ 55 4 37 19 47 20
5 10 9 26
5 Tippecanoe bat
m 6 39 4 48 16 23
6 3810 39
8 36 12 0 9 43 morn.
XII. DECEMBER, begins on Sunday, 31 days, 1839
Places names. H. M. Places names. H. M Tybee Bar a 2 15 White Stone a 0 45 It is high water at Elizabethtown-point, New London, Tarpaulen Cove Cape Henlopen, Sandwich Bay, Cockspur in Georgia, and Brunswick in North Caroli- na about the same time as at New-York .- In the time of high water an allowance is made for the influence of the sun.
New @5d, 10h 4m even First @ 13d 4h 50m even
Full @ 20d 7h 47m morn Third @ 27d 11h 5 1m morn
1
Advent.
RO SØdecrise H W
2
2 Sun !ast 10 10
3 53|
6 34
3
3 D south 9 51
7 8 4 31 22 1 m 7 9431 m 7 104 31
22 10 4 55 7 16
4
4 D in apogee
22 18 5 58 7 55
5
5
4 7 11 4 31
22 26 7 0 8 33
6 6 Van Buren born
4 7 12 4 31
22 33 sets
9 11 9 48
7 8 9 10
2 Milton b 1608
VS 7 15 4 30 ~ 7 164 31
23 3
9 51 moru
11 12
4'Landing at Ply -! 5 mouth 1620
w 7 17 4 31 4 7 17 4 31 123 7 10 59
0 22
13
6, Lucy. [1799 )6 7 184 31
23 12
23 15
0 9
2
8
16 17
2 Great fire in N 3 York 1835 4 ) south 10 29 5 Sun fast 2 24
8 7 20 4 32 8 7 21 4 32
23 23
3 53 5 14
6 52
19
II 7 22 4 33 23 26
6 34 7 50 8 9
42 34
22
F @enters VS 1
5 7 23 4 33 23 27 7 23 4 34 23 28 % 7 24 4 34 23 28 5 7 24 4 35 23 27 2 7 25-4 35
23 26 9
30 11 35
24
3 Coincident Time 4 Christmas.
mp 7 25 4 36 23 24 m2 7 25 4 37 23 22
11 40
0 53
27
6 st John
7 26 4 37 23 20
morn
1 37
28 7 Innocents
₾7 264 38 23 17
0 42 1 2 29 43 3 32
29 30
F Frigate Java ta-
~ 7 26 4 39 23 14 1 7 26 4 40 23 10
2 45 4 42
31. 3 Din Apogee
m 7 27:4 40.23
5
3 48
5 50
15
F
7 Washington died 3d in Advent
Y 7 204 31
23 18
1 20
3
4 27
5 47
18
II 7 22 4 32
23 25
20 21
6 D runs high 7 St. Thomas
rises 5 48 7 5
10 26
23
2 Sun & Clock in
8
19
10 55
10 36 ev. 13
25 26
5 St. Stephen
morn 1 6
14
[1782
VS 7 13 4 30 22 40 5 28
F 2d Sun in Advent V2 7 14 4 30
22 46 6 29 10 27
22 52 7 35
11 5
3 O fast 6 45
22 58 8 42 11 41
P 7 194 31
23 21
2-35
DPIES
2 [ken 1812
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ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD 1849, Being Bissextile or Leap Year, and till the 4th of July, the 64th Year of American Independence. Calculated for the Merid'an and Horizon of New-York, and adapted to Clock Time.
Vernal Equinox March 20, 7 45, A M.
Summer Solstice June
21, 4 52, P M. .
Autumnal Equinox September
22, 6 67, P. M.
Winter Solstice
December 21, 0 17, P. M.
New @ 4d 4h 24m even First @12d 3h 1m morn
Full @18d 7h 38m even Third @ 26d 8h 38m morn
1 4| Circumcision
R
Sedecri Dsel
HW
2
5 slow 4 30
07 27
4 42
22 54 5 52
7 35
3
6 D south 11 4
1 7 27
4 43 22 48 6 48 8 19
4
7 D runs low
VP 7 27
4 44 22 42
sets 8 59
5 6
2 Epiphany
7 27
4 46
22 28
6 34 10
9 38 14
7 3 Putnam b. 1718 M
7 27
4 47
22 21
7 42 10 49
8
4 Lucian Battle of Hf
7 27|4 48
22 13
8 51|11 24
9
5 [N.Orleans1 815)
7 26 4 49 22
4
10 0 11 57
10 11
7
Charleston 1816 ~ Ist Saft Epiph
7 26 4 52
21 36
1 21
13
2
[ratified 1784
7 25
4 53
21 26 1 35
2 22
14 15
4 O slow 9 53 II 7 25 4 55
21
4 4 11 5 24 6 28
6 41 7 45
18
7 Prisca
7 23
4 59 20 29
8 37
19 E
2d S. aft. Epiph
SL 7 23
5
1 20
4 7 8 17|10 37
22
4 Vincent
12 7 215
4,19 36
9 23 11
11
23 5 Sun slow 12 19
7 205
5 19 22
10 27 11 41
24
6
D south 4 19
25
7 Con St Paul
7 195
7:18 53 morn
0 51 1 34
27
2 Treaty with
7 17
5 10.18 23
.0 33 1 36 2 29
28
3 France 1832
+ 7 16 5 11 18
7
2 39 3 40
3 39
4 D south 8 3
1
7 15 5 12 17 51
29 30 31
5 Charles I behead
7 14 5 14,17 34
6
[ed 1643 Vf 7 13 5 15 17 18
5 0 ₹4 38 6 16 5 81 7 15
17 27
4 45
22 35
5 26
9 morn 0 37
7 26 4 51 21 46
morn 0
2 53 3 43 5 19
16
5 D south 10 21
7 24 4 57 20 53
17
6 Franklin b. 17069
7 24
4 58 20 41
rises 5 54
9. 21
8 10 0
20 21
3 Agnes
mp 7 21 5
3 19 50
7 195 6.19 8 11 30 ev 14
26 E 3d S. aft. Epiph m 7 18 5 9 18 38
5 0 20 16
2 Fabian Oent ~ SL 7 22
337 8
3 Peace with Brit'n 8 7 25 4 54 21 15
7 26 4 50 21 55 11
6 Great fire at )€
12 E
E 2d S. aft. Christ vý
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I. JANUARY, begins on Wednesday, 31 days. 1840
-
18
II. FEBRUARY, begins on Saturday 29 days. 1840
Venus (?) will be Morning Star, until July 24, then Evening Star until May 14, 1841.
The Moon will run highest this year, about the 26th degree of Gemini, and lowest about 26th degree of Sagittarius Latitude of Herschel about 46-3 minutes South, this year Longitude of the Moon's Ascending Node in the middle of this year, 11 signs 0 degrees
Mean obliquity of the Ecliptic, in the middle of this year, 23º 27' 36.3". True obliquity, 23º 27' 43.74.
New@ 3d 9h 3m morn First @ 10d 11h 8m morn
-
Full @ 17d 8h 57m morn Third @ 25d 5h 54m morn
7 Sun s.ow 14 3
GRØ S Ødecri ) seH W
2E Purif. B.V.M.
7 11 5 17 16 43 7 10 5 19 16 26
sets 9 21
6 40 9 56 4 3 9 rises 4 36
4 Agatha
7€ 7 8 5 21 15 50
7 50 10 29 7 7 5 22 15 31 9 0 11 2 10 12 11 36
r 7 6 5 24 15 12
11 25 morn morn 0 13 0 41 1 0
11
3 Clinton d 1828
1 5 28 13 55
1 57 2 1
12
4 ) in perigee
II 7 05 30
13 35 3 11 3 26
13 5 Sun slow 14 37
6 59 5 31
13 15 4 16
5 8
14
6 Valentine
69 6 57 5 32
12 55 5 11 5 55
6 24 7 36
17
2
O slow 14 24
11 52 rise 9
18
3 Luther d 1546
01 6 52
11 31 7 5
9 37
19 4 5
0 enters } Voltaire b 1694
m2 6 51 5 38 11 10 6 49 5 39 6 48 5 41 6 465 42
10 48 10 27 10 18 11
10
22
7 Washington b'n.
6 45 5 43
10 5 11 9 43 morn 921 0 25 8 58 1 27
21 11 41 ev 0 15 57
24 2
25 3 sun slow 13 26
6 42 5 45
1 47
£ 6 41 5 46 8 27 2 26 26 4 Druns low
27 5 D south 7 38
6 39 5 48
8 13
3
9 5 43
29 7morning *r 4 55 19 6 365 50
7 35
4 94 6 48
5 6
5 D south 2 43
7 60 slow 14 34
8 7D south 4 18
9 E 5th S aft Epiph 10
8
7 8 7 II 7
2 5 27 14 15
12 34
16E
7 Sun slow 14 32 Septuagesima
12 13 2 6 55 5 35 6 53 5 36 5 37
6 29 8 23 2
8 1010
8
9 14 10 40
20 21
6
D so 2 54 [1732
23 E Sexagesima St Matthias
m 6 43 5 44
2 54
21 4 19 28 90 sun slow 12 54 V 6 37 5 49
7 51 4
6 53| 8 44
3 2 D south ev 23
w 7 95 20 16 8
r 7 5 5 25 14 53 4 5 26 14 34
2 Sun slow 14 39
1.5
56 565 33
III. MARCH, begins on Sunday, 31 days. 1840
COMMON NOTES FOR 1840.
Dominical letters,
E D
Easter Sunday, April
19
Golden number,
17
Rogation Sunday, May 24
Epact,
26 Ascension Day, May 28 7
Solar Cycle,
1 Whitsunday, June
Roman Indiction,
13
Trinity Sunday, June
14
Julian Period,
6553
Advent Sunday, November 29
New @ 3d 11h gm even First ® 10d 6h 12m even
-
Full3 17d 11h35m even
Third @ 26d1h46m morn -
1,D David
PRØ SØdecri D se HW
2
2 J Wesley d 1791
6 34 5 517
5
5 52 8 19
3
3 1 8
6 33 5 52 6
42
sets 8 56
4
4 Ash Wednesday
6 31 5 53 6
19
6 45
9 30
5
5 Madison b 1757
6 30 5 545
56
7 58 10
4
6
6 O slow 11 21
6 28 5 55 5
33 9 13 10 39
7
7 D Perigee
8
6 27
5 575
9 10 30
11 18
·8 D Quadragesima 9 2 D south 5 0
II 6 23
5 59 4 22
- 10
3 Sun slow 10 18
6 22 6 0'3
59 1 2
0 51
11 12
4 D runs high
6 20 6 13 35
2 10
1 57 3 25.
13
5 Martyr Gregory 6 hersch'l discovr'd 7 [1781
69G
6 15
25
4 30
6 22
15 D 16 17
2 3
St Patrick
71
13
8 3.5
18
4 Stamp act re- [pealed 1766.
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