The Philadelphia Directory, 1803, Part 25

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Publication date: 1785
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Great Western Mail, via Chambersburg to Kentucky, and North Western Territory-Closed every Tuesday & Friday at half an hour before sun-set, and arrive at Philadelphia every Monday and Thursday, at 4 o'clock P. M.


Mail for Tennesse, & Missisippi Territory-Closed every Fri- day at half an Itour before sun-set, and arrive at Philadelphia every Thursday at 4 o'clock, P. M.


Mail via Reading & Harrisburg, for Fots-town in Mifflin, Hunt. ing.hon, Northumberland & Lycoming Counties, Pennsylvania-Clos- ed every Wednesday, at half past 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Wednesday morning.


Mail via Jenken Town, Doyls Town, Plumstead, Eastown and Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania-Closed every Tuesday, at 3 o'clock,


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P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Tuesday morning.


Mail for Bethelehem-Closed from the first of November to the first of May, every Thursday at 3 P. M. and arrive at Philadel- phia every Thursday morning.


Mail for Woodbury, Sweedsborough, Woods-town and Salem, W. New Jersey-Closed every Wednesday, at 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Wednesday at 9 o'clock, A. M.


Mail for Woodbury, Mullika-kill & Pittsgrove to Bridge-town, W. New-Jersey-Closed every Tuesday & Friday, at 4 o'clock P. M. and arrive on the mornings of the same days.


Mail for Millville, Port Elizabeth, Dennis's Creek &' Cape May, W. New-Jersey-Closed every Tuesday only, at 4 P. M. and ar- rive at Philadelphia every Tuesday morning.


Mail for Atsion & Tuckerton, New-Jersey -- Closed every Wed- nesday, at 3 o'clock P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia every Wed- nesday morning.


Mail for Haddonfield, Mount Holly, New- Mil's & Bordentown, New-Jersey-Closed every Wednesday at 2 o'clock, P. M. and arrive at Philadelphia, every Wednesday at 10 o'clock, A. M.


PThere is several places of the same name in the United States, Merchants and others are requested to be particular in direding their Letters ; distinguishing the States, and where would otherwise be doubtful, the Counties, where such are situated. And when Letters are not for a Post-town, the nearest Post- town to the place ought to be mentioned.


GOVERNMENTOF THE UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE.


THOMAS JEFFERSON, President AARON BURR, Vice President. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. James Madison, Secretary of State. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


Albert Gallatin, Secretary. Wm. Miller, C'ofthe Revenue.


John Steele, Comptroller. Thomas 'T. Tucker, Treasurer.


Richard Harrison, Auditor. Joseph Nourse, Register.


WAR DEPARTMENT.


Henry Dearborne, Secretary. Wm. Irvine, Sup. of M. Stores. Israel Whelen, Purvey. of supplies


NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Robert Smith, Secretary.


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JUDICIARY.


John Marshall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.


Wm. Cushing, of Mussachut. Bushrod Washington, of Virgi.


Wm. Patterson, of N. Jersey. Alfred Mcore, of N .- Carolina.


Samuel Chase, of Maryland Associate Justices.


Levy Lincoln, of Massachusetts, Attorney General.


DISTRICT OFFICERS.


DISTRICTS.


JUDGES. ATTORNIES. MARSHALLS.


Maine,


David Sewall, Silas Lee, Isaac Parker.


N., Hampshire, John Pickering, J. S Sherborne, Bradbury Cilley.


Massachusetts, Rhode-Island,


John Davis, George Blake, Saml. Bradford.


Con:ecticut,


Richard Law, P. Edwards, Wilcox.


Vermont,


Elijah Faine, David Fay, Jchn Williard.


New-York,


E. Livingston,


John Heard.


New-Jersey,


J. S. Hobart, Robert Morris, Geo. Maxwell, JohnSwartwout


Pennsylvania, E. Richard Peters, A. J. Dallas,


John Smith.


Do. Western, Do. Gun. Bedford, George Read,


Jas. Hamilton, P. C. Lane. Joel Lewis.


Delaware, .


Maryland, J. Winchester, Z. Hollinsworth Reuben Etting.


Columbia, Wliam Kilty, J. T. Mason,


D. C. Brent.


Potownac,


Virginia, East. Cyrus. Griffin, Do. Western, Do.


Joseph Scott. A. Moore. John S. West


North-Carolina, J. Sirgreaves,


South-Carolina, Thomas Bee,


C. B. Cochran.


Georgia, Wm. Stevens,


Chas. Jackson, Ambrs. Gordon.


Kentucky, Harry Innes,


J. H. Daviess, J. Crockett.


Tennessee, East, John M'Nairy, W .P' Anderson, Robert Hays. Do. West N. W. Territory, J. C. Svinmes, Wm. M. Milan, Jas. Findlaye. Missisippi Do. Seth Lewis,


Indian Territory, Wm. Clark,


LEGISLATIVE.


SENATE.


AARON Brpu, President


NEW-HAMPSHIRE, MASSACHUSETIS, VERMONT,


RHODE-ISJAKD,


CONNECTICUT,


James Hillhouse, Governeur Morris, Jonathan Dayton, James Ross,


Aaron Ogden. George Logan.


William Hill Wells, Samuel White ..


MARTLAND,


John E. Howard, Stevens T. Mason, John Brown,


Wilson C. Nichols.


John Brackenridge .. David Stone.


TENNESSEE, Joseph Anderson, SOUTH-CAROLINA, Pierce Butler,


William Cocke. Thomas Sumpter ..


AbrahamBaldwin; James Jackson.


GEORGIA,


Sureor Olcott,


William Plumer.


Jonathan Mason.


Nathaniel Chipman, Stephen R. Brandley. Theodore Foster, Christopher Ellery. Uria Tracv.


De Witt Clinton.


NEW-YORK,


NEW-JERSEY,


PENNSYLVANIA,


DELAWARE,


Robert Wright.


VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY,


NORTH-CAROLINA, Jesse Franklin,


Dwight Foster,


-Walter Jones, Thos. Nelson, John Monroe, Benj. Wocds. Thos. Parker,


William Baker.


D L. Barnes, "David Howell, William Peck.


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REPRESENTATIVES. NATHANIEL MACON, Speaker.


New-Hampshire Abel Foster,


John P. Van Ness,


William B. Giles, WV. K. Van Ranselaer, Edwin Gray,


Joseph Pierce,


Samuel Tenney,


George B. Upbam. Massachusetts.


John Bacon,


Phanuel Bishop, Manasseh Cutler,


Richards Cutts,


William Eustis, Seth Hastings,


Ebenezer Matton,


Nathan Reed,


William Shepard, Josiah Smith, Joseph B. Varnum,- Peleg Wadsworth,


Lemuel Williams, Thatcher. Vermont.


Lewis R. Morgan, Israel Smith.


Kbode-Island.


Joseph Stanton, jun. James A. Bayard. Thomas Tillinghast. Connecticut.


Samuci W. Dana,


John Campbell,


John Davenport,


Jolin Dennis.


Calvin Goddard,


Daniel Heister,


Roger Criswell,


Elias Perkins, John Cotton Smith, Samuel Smith, Benjamin Talimage. New-firk.


Waiter Bowel. Virginia. Thecdorus Baily, Lucas Elmendorf, Thomas Morris, Richard Brent, Samuel J. Cable!], Thomas Claiborne, Samuel L. Mitchell, Matthew Clay, John Smith,


David Thomas,


Philip Van Cortland,


· Benjamin Walker. New-Jersey. John Condit, Ebenezer Elmer, 4 William Helms, James Mott,


David Holmes, Anthony New,


: Thos. Newton, jun.


. John Randolph, jun. John Smith, John Stratton, - John Talliaferro, jr. Philip R. Thomson,. Abram Trigg,


- George Jackson. North-Carolina.


. Willis Alston,


. Wm. Barry Grove, Arch. Henderson, William H. Hill, James Holland, Charles Johnson,


Jchu Stanley, Robert Williams,


Richard Stanford. Kentucky. Thomas T. Davis, John Fowler. South-Carolina. William Butler, Benjamin Huger, Thomas Lowndes, Thomas Moore, John Rutlege,


Terressee. William Dickton. Georgia. John M'llege, Benjamin Taliaferro, Ob.o. Paul Fearing. Missisipti Territory. M. Green, John Beckley, Clerk.


GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA !.


EXECUTIVE. THOMAS M.KEAN, Governor of the Commonwealth; &c. c. John M. Thompson, Secretary. J. M . Kissick, Receiver General. James, Trimble, Deputy Do. Jacob Carpenter; Treasurer,


Henry Southard. Pennsylvania. Thomas Boude, Robert Brown, Andrew Gregg, John A. Hanna, Joseph Heister, William Hoge, William Jones, Michael Leib, John Smilie, John Stewart, Isaac Van Horn,


Henry Woods,


Joseph Hemphill. - Delarcare.


Maryland. John Archer,


Jes. H. Nicholson, Thomas Plater,


John Clapton, John Dawson,


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SENATE. SAMUEL MACLAY, Speaker, -


City & County of Phila- York and Adams.


delphia, & Delaware. James Ewing


John Pearson


William Reed. Northumberland.


strong.


John Jones


Samuel Maclay. William Findley.


James Gamble.


Northampton, Wayne Fa, ette and Greene.


Bucks. and Luzerne.


Presley Carr Lane. Washington.


William Rodman. Jonas Hartzel Thomas Mewhorter. Aaron Lyle.


Montgomery.


John Richards. Cumberland !. Allegheny, Beaver & Butler.


Berk& &' Dauphin. Robert Whitehill.


Christian Lower


Mifflin, Lycoming & Thomas Morton.


John Kean. Chester.


Centre.


Crawford, Erie, Ve- rango, Mercer and Warren.


John Heister.


Lancaster.


&' Somerset. William M'Arthur.


Matthias Barton


John Piper. George Bryan, Clerk.


John Steele.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. ISAAC WEAVER, JUNR. Speaker.


City of Philadelphia. County of Berks. Samuel Henderson


Philip Odenheimer


Gabriel Hiester William Hagy


Michael Bright


William Witman


Cadwallader Evans,


James Pearson


Frederick Smith


Isaiah Davis.


William Adcock


Daniel Rose


County of Daupben.


Hugh Ferguson.


Daniel Udree.


Stacy Potts


County of Philadelphia. Counties of Northamp-Jacob Weirich


James Engle


ton and Wayne. James Wilson. County of Luzerne.


John Goodman, junr. John Ross


Jacob Holgate


William Lattimore Richard Brodhead


Rosewell Welles.


John Harrison


Jacob Neuhardt.


Courty of Huntingdon


Casper Schneider.


County of Belford.


William Steele


County of Bucks.


John Blair.


John Pugh


Martin Keiley William Alexander. Counties of Allegheny, County of Northum- Butler &' Beaver. Samuel Ewalt berland.


Samuel Smith.


Jesse Moore


Abner Laycock


County of Chester


Jacob Follmer


John M·Masters.


Joseph Park


D. Montgomery, jr.


County of Mifilin.


James Fulton


Simon Snyder.


Thomas Turbett


Edward Darlington


Counties of Westmore- James McFarlane.


Thomas Taylor


land &~ Armstrong.


County of Delaware.


James Brady


Benjamin H. Smith


John Roberts


Henry Allhouse.


County of Somerset.


John Mohler


Count; of Washington. Adam Miller.


Samuel Cooke


John Marshal


Counyt of Lycoming ..


Isaac Ferree


James Kerr William Wilson.


Joseph Vance


James Patterson William Brisbin.


Samuel Agnew.


County of Green. Isaac Weaver, junr.


John M.Elroy


Methuselah Davis. County of Lancaster. Jas. Montgomery


Isaac G. Gilpin,


John Smith


John Franklin


Thomas Davis


James Harris.


Bedford, Huntingdon


Franklin. Thomas Johnson. Westmoreland &' Arm-


John Porter


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County of York. Daniel Stouffer William Anderson


Michael Heiman


Fred. Eichelberger.


County of Fayette.


Charles Porter John Cunningham Samuel Trevor.


County of Adams? William Miller Henry Slage. County of Centre.


Count) of Franklin. John Hall.


County of Cumberland. James Poe


Counties of Crawford,


Erie, Mercer, Venango &c.


John Simpson John Statler David Mitchel Robert Peebles. Jacob Alter. County of Montgomery. John Lytle, junr. MATTHEW HUSTON, Clerk.


COURTS OF LAW.


ERRORS AND APPEALS ARE HELD AT Philadelphia-2d. Monday in July, with power to adjourn from time to time, as occasion may require. SUPREME COURTS ARE HELD AT Philadelphia-1st. Monday in September-2nd. in December- and. 3d. in March :- And the rest of the State as may be ap- pointed by the judges. . The terms last only 14 day, except December, which continue twenty-one.


COURTS OF OYER & TERMINER, AND NISI PRIUS. Held occasionally, by appointment of the Judges over the State. COUNTY COURTS OF QUARTER SESSIONS & COMMON PLEAS. First District.


Philadelphia-1st. Monday in March & June-3d. in September and 1st. in December.


Delaware-1st. Mondays in January, April, July & October.


Bucks --- 1st. Mondays in February, May, August & November. Montgomery -- 2nd. Mondays in Do.


Chester-3d. Mondays in Bo.


Second District.


Lancaster-2nd. Mondaysin Febr'y, May, August & November. York-The Mondays next after the Lancaster courts.


Adams-The Monday's next after the York courts.


Cumberland --- The Mondays after Adams courts.


Dauphin-The Mondays after Cumberland courts. Third District.


Berks-1st. Mondays in January, April, August & November. Northampton-2nd. Mondays in Do. do


Luzerne-3d. Mondays in . Do. do


Northumberland-4th. Mondays in Do. do Lycoming-The Mondays next afrer Northumberland courts. Wayne-The Mondays next after Lycoming courts. Fourth District. ·


Franklin-1st. Mondays in January, April & August, and last Mondays in October.


Mifflin-2nd. Monday's in January, April & August, and the first Mondays in November.


Centre-The, Mondays next af er Mifflin. Huntingdon-The Mondays next after Centre courts.


Bedford !---- The Mondays nex after Huntingdon ..


Somerset-The Mondays next after Bedford courts,


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Fifth District. Washington-Last Mondays in February, May, August & Nov. Green-The Mondays next after Washington. Fayette -- The Mondays next after Green.


MINISTERS Of the United States resident in Foreign Countries. Rufus King, Minister Plenipotentiary, resident at London Robert R. Livingston, Minister Plenipotentiary, resident at Paris Thomas Sumpter, junr. Secretary of Legation Charles Pinckney, Minister Plenipotentiary, resident at Madrid John Graham, Secretary of Legation.


CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Consuls in the Kingdom of Great-Britain and its Dependencies. - George W. Erving, consul at London, and agent for managing claims for spoilations.


David Lenox, agent for protecting American seamen in G. Britain Kingston upon Hull, George Knox, Consul


Demerara & Esseruibo, William Gardner


Cork, John Church


Bristol, E. Vanderholt, consul


Liverpool, James Murray milica joseph Peelis Leith, Harry Grant


Poole, Thos. Auldjo, vice consul Cape of Good Hope, J. Elmele


Falmouth, Robert W. Fox


Curracoa, Benj. H. Phillips


Calcutta (India) Jacob Lewis


Dublin, Joseph Wilson Gibraltar, John Gavino Glasgow, John C. Murray


Be'fast, James Holmes. To the French Republic, and its Dominions.


Isle of France and Bourbon, William Buchanan


Southern department, exclu:ling Petit Guave, Barthol. Danbridge


St. Domingo, Tobias Lear, resident at the Cape Ostend, Francis L. Teany St. Domingo, J. E. Caldwell


L'Orient, William Patterson


Port au Prince, Robers Ritchie


Cayenne, Thomas Aborn


Paris, Fulwar Skipwith


Dunkirk, Charles D Cox Havre de Grace, Mr. de la Motre


Bordeaux, William Lees


Nantz, Thomas F. Grant Calvis, John Appleton.


To Spain and its Dominions.


New-Orleans, Daniel Clark & William E. Huling, vice consuls Madrid, Moses Young St. Andreo, Lewis M. O'Brien


Alicant, Robert Montgomery Cadiz, John Buckley


Barcelona, William Willis Malaga, William Kirkpatrick


La Cuera, Augustin Madin


St. Jugo in Cuba, J. Blakely T'enneriff, John Culner


Huvanab, R. Young Corunna, Henry Molier. . To Portugal and its Dominiors.


Lisbon, Thomas Buckley Fayal, John Steel. To the Batavian Republic. Rotterdam, Joseph Varnum. Amsterdam, Sylvanus Bourne To Denmark and its Dominions.


Santa Cruz, Henry Cooper Copenhagen, Thomas R. Sobye


Antwerp, James Blake


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Hamburgb, J. M. Forbes Franconia, Philip Marck


To Prussia. Sctten, Frederick W. Lutz. . To Germany. Bremen, F. J. Wichelhausen Trieste, William Riggin, To Sweden. Gottenberg, Elias Backman. To the Italian States.


Legborne, Thos. Appleton Naples, John Mathew Rome, John B. Satari Geroa, F. H. Walston. To the Barbary Powers.


Algiers, Richard O'Brien Tripoli, Joseph C. Cathcart


Tunis, William Eaton Morocco, James Simpson. MINISTERS


Consuls and Commissioners of Foreign Powers, resident in the Unita! States. From Great Britain,


Robert Liston envoy Extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary. Edward Thornton, Secretary of Legation.


Charleston, (S: C.) Benjamin Modie,


Boston, Thomas Mackdenogh. New-York, Thomas Baieley.


Philadelphia, Phineas Bond. Baltimore, Gabriel Wood.


Norfolk, John 'Hamilton Savannah, John Wallace. From the French Republic.


Louis Andre Pichon, charge des affaires and commissary general of commercial relations.


Virginia, Citizen Oster. Maryland, Louis Arcombal.


Pennsylvania and Delaware, New Hampshire, Massachts. & Connectout, M. A. Alexis Giraud: Georgia, Citizen Sotin,


Rhode Island J. M. Lequinio


From Spain. Chevalier de Yrujo, minister plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraor- dinary.


Pennsylvania, Chavalier de Foronda, Consul General.


N Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticutt & Vermont J, Stoughton Virgininia & Kentucky, Antonie Argot Villalobos.


N. S. Carolina, J. Murphy Rhode Island, John Wisiman Maryland, John Bapt Bernabeau.


Georgia, Manual Rengil. New-York, T. Stoughton consul


From Portugal.


New-York, John Abram. Massachusetts, Richard Codman From the Batavian Republic.


J: H. C. Heineken, commercial agent. From Prussia. Baltimore, J. E. Christian Schuttz. From Sweden.


Consul General, Richard Soderstrom.


New-York & Connecticut, Henry Gahn, Vice Consul. New-Hampshire, Massachusetts & Rhode Island, Charles F. . Deyer, Vice Consul. Norfolk, and all other ports in Virginia except those on the Potomac, John Cowper.


C. (S. C.) Joseph Winthrop. Alexanir a, Jonathan Swift Maryland, l'ister Collin N. Carolina, John Daitz .-


TABLE


OF THE VALUE OF PENCE IN CENTS,


As computed at the Banks in the City of Philadelphia.


Pence 1 Gì 1


Cents --


Pence


Cents


Pence


Cents


Pence


Cents


2


2


25 - 28


48 - 53


71 - 79


3 -


3


26 - 29


49 - 54


72 -. 80


4 -


4


27 - 30


50 - 55


73 - 81


5 -


5


28 - 31


51 - 57


74- 82


6 -


7


29 - 32


52 - 58


75 - 83


7 -


8


30 - 33


53 -59


76 - 84


8 : 9


31 - 34


54 - 60


77 - 85


9 - 10


32 - 35


55 - 61


78 -87


10 - 11


33 - 37


56 - 62


79 - 88


11 - 12


34 - 38


57 - 63


80 - 89


12 - 13


35 -. 39


53 - 64


81 - 90


13 - 14


36 - 40


59 - 65


82 - 91


14 - 15


37 - 41


60 - 67


83 - 92


15 - 17


38 - 42


61 - 68


84 - 93


16 - 18


39. 43


62 - 69


85 - 94


17 - 19


40 - 44


63 - 70


86 - 95


18 .- 20


41 - 45


64 - 71


87 - 97


19 - 21


42 - 47


65 - 72


88 - 98


20 - 22


43 - 48


66 - 73


89 - 99


21 - 23


44 - 49


67 - 74


90 - 100


22 - 24


45 - 50


68 - 75


123 - 25


46 - 51


69 - 77


1-16 of a dollar, 61 cents.


1-8


do.


12% do. 1-4


do. 25


do.


do. 50 do. 1-2


· 1-2 a pistareen, 10 do.


1 pistareen,


20


do.


,


:


24 - 27


47 - 52


70 - 78


----


JANUARY.


Planets' Places, &c.


10 .


Lar. on Mer.


Vi


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[2


2 1


5 6 30 28


6


16


5 5


154


N. 5 35


New


23 4 58 M.


I3


2 3


1 2


6


26


3


2 i


5


Firft D


29 9 º A.


1929


12:25


6


25


2


4


275


4 43


25


12/20


6 fun's


24 1 2.16 D's declin. \place. South. S. D.


Sets HM


foutb. HM


Wal.r Phila.


of weather &c. HMHM M.S


J


circumcifion


7 24


4 36 3 47


3


0 46


6 49


8 37


2 B


clear


7 23


4 37 4


5


II


22


47


4


4 20


9 28


16


4 3 4


days in .4 min ard


7 22


4 38


5 6


5


22


34


I


7 21 4


39


6


31


22


27


13 26


7 194 41


7


47


22


2


21


8


32 2 33


4 4 45


12


sleighing


17 18 14 42


8 8


34 57


21


34 24 13


1


II 30


4 3ª 6 44


7


cloudy


7


16 4 44 9


4 4510


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7 14


4 4610


23


20


5℃


I 35 5


2 43


8 2


10 32


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7 1


4 4811


20


I 3


24


3 5° 4 56


9 L' 11


3º 19 8


7 P


Ar. rifes 10 34 7


9


7


7


7


64 5412 54


18


49


21


9 II


2 57


4 45


3. eye So. 7 47 7


5 4 5513


6


18


34


510 25


39 4 36


5 27 7


30 B


Sp. m ri. 11 27


2


4 5813 39


I7


47


18


0 52


6 20 8


8


31 2|8 Stationary 7


I


4 5913 49 17 30


J


2


4,


7 14 9


2


1


I 59


7 40


9 28


3


53


20


3 10


8 33


11


56


5 6


Epiphany


7 22 4 38


7 21 4


39 7


57


22



11


53 44


... 15 26


9


31


3 14


5 26


in apogee


7 17


4 43


4 43 9


20


21


43 2/20


26


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7


5 56 10


19 o


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7


10


4 50II 54 10


19


33


6


fets. aft. 19 6 37 1 15


2


7 3


£3 24 25 26 27 281 29


4 5 6 7


2/ So. 3 44 cloudy


17 7


4 4 5613


18


19


3 47 20 IT


5 35 6 24


3 4 5713


18 29


18


3 8 4morn.


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7 23 5


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15


14 4 4610


4 4711


4 49 11 37


61


47


6 47 11 2" t


4 5112


+ 5212 4 5312 40


19 19


19 4


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6 7 56 2 7


3 3


55


3


Conv. St. Paul 7 cold


21


8 8 53 9 39


33 1 4 15 I6|B 17 18 3 19 4 5 6


2 So. 3 49


7 17


5 26,10 24 6 26 11 20 rifes. morn 5 26 I O 6 29 4 7 31 I 50


0 36 I 32 2 26


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7 23


4 37 4


23 22


58


8


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7 5 59 A.


Days -


5


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19


9


6


4 A


6 I


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15


9 51 A


7 17


12


2 1


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4 13


Remarkable days, Sun Sun affects judgmentrifes. fets. flow


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2015


2


7 23 4 37


38


22


41


17


6 7 8 7


3 16


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7 4 41 8 II


21


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30 3 53


6 5


20


27 IO


21


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20 mori1. 5 5


27 S 3 63


S So 9 33 7 13


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Afflictions. It may be boldly affirmed, that good men generally reap more subftantial benefit from their af- flictions, than bad men do from their profperities ; and what they lofe in wealth, pleafure or honor, they gain with vaft advantage in wifdom, goodnefs and tranquillity of mind.


Moon's Phafes. D. H. M.


5 9


4


SP


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4 40 7


22


FEBRUARY.


Moon's Phafes.


D. H. M.


Full


6 11 36 M.


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12


20


6.24


4:28


4 101


5 X


3 50


Laft


I4 4 43 A.


7


18


12


19


524


7!


31


60


3 26


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13


24


12


19


5.25


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7 46 M.


19


30


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5 26


I 5| 8


3,28 8


S 2 39


25


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18


4 27


20


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of Weather, &c . HIM


Youth. |S. D.H MH M


9 58


2


4 Pur. V. Mary


6


59


5 II4


5 16 56


27


3 11 4


8 9 6:10


54


3'


5


flying clou is


6.53 5


2 14 12:16 38,96 10


5 5 IO O


33 12


4 6 Days in. 0 56


6 5715


3:14 1316 21


23


5 49:10 6 27


II 39 I


4


5 6B


Septuagefima


6 55 5 5 14 27 15 44


17


29


II


7 16


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5 3 17


fnoro


6 55 5 9:14


36 14 48


23


8


15


I 45 4 57


6


mod-rate


6 49 5 11|14


37


14


9


17


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15


3


-3 5 15


I 2 7 7*'s fets 1 25


6 47 5 11 14


37


I3 50


28


18


3 44 5 56


6 .46


5 1414


36 13 30


morn. 1


4 27


6 39


6 45


5 15 14 341


9


23


0 22


5 13


7 25


6 44 5 16:14


3212


49


1


5


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