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Alexander Graydon,
Thomas Beale, John Sellers, Nathaniel Newlin,
JOSEPH REDMAN, Secretary, JACOB SHALLUS, Assistant Secretary .
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Justices of the Peace of the County of Philadelphia.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES AND PENN .- Frederick Woelbert, John Goodman, John Kessler,-Frederick Foering, Edward D. Corfield, Henry Probasco, Thomas Barnes, Charles Carey, jr. William Moulder, John Shaw, J. Rogers, Charles Souder, John Johnson, Martin Ludie, Jacob G Tryon, John L. Wolf.
MOYAMENSING, PASSYUNK AND SOUTHWARK,-Ebenezer Fer- guson, Rich. Renshaw, Richard Palmer, Daniel Bussier, John Thompson, John Hunter, Michael Freytag, Joshua Raybold, Britton Evans, John Allison, Wm. Peltz, Wm. L. Norton, Rob. Loughead.
BRISTOL, GERMANTOWN AND ROXBOROUGHI .- John Huston, Samuel Conrad, Jacob Nice, Silas Wilson, James Carter, John Holmes, Jolın De Prefontain.
BYBERRY, LOWER DUBLIN, MORELAND AND OXFORD .- J. Scho- fieki, Joshua Comly, Joshua Jones, Benjamin Walmsley, Jolın Helm, jun. Robert Morris, Isaac Worrall, John Salter, John Ruan, Jacob Coates, Theophilas Harris.
BLOCKLEY AND KINGSESSING .- G. C. Lentner. J. Howarth. -
BANKS.
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
Nicholas Biddle, PRES .- Thomas Wilson, CASH .- Assistant CASH. John Andrews.
Directors appointed by the Stockholders.
James C. Fisher. Thomas P. Cope, Henry Pratt, John Coul- ter, Robert Flemming, Joshua Lippincott, Jolın Bohlen, Dan. W. Coxe, R. M. Whitney, Thomas Cadwallader, Richd. Wil- ling, Alexander Henry, Joseph Hemphill, all of Philadelphia. Simon Maywood of South Carolina, Wm. Patterson and Rob. Gilmor of Maryland, Thomas Knox and Walter Browne of New York, James Lloyd and Jonathan Mason of Massachu- 1setts.
Appointed by the Government.
Nicholas Biddle and John Connelly of Philadelphia, E. J -. Dupont of Delaware, J. M'Kim of Baltimore, Henry- Eckford of New York.
Capital-35,000,000 of dollars .- Shares 100 dollars each., Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays.
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BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Joseph P. Norris, President. Blihu Chauncey, Cashier.
DIRECTORS .- Joseph P. Norris, Godfrey Haga, W'm. San- som, Abraham Sharpless, Louis Clapier, JJacob Ridgway, Geo. Vaux, Anthony Stocker, John G. Cunors, John White, Jonas Freston, William Brown, James Robertson, Jonah Thompson, Matthew C. Ralston, Pet Wager, Mark Richards, Isaac Wayne, John R. Neff, M. Carey. Thomas Leiper, Wm. K. Correy, Chandler Price, Charles Penrose, Hugh Bly.
Open daily-except Sundays, 4th of July and Christmas, from 9 till-3 in the afternoon. Discount days Wednesdays and Sa- turdays-Capital 2,500,000 dollars-shares 400 dollars each. Dividends, January and July.
PHILADELPHIA BANK.
John Read, President-Quintin Campbell, Cashier.
DIRECTORS-John Read, Lewis I). Carpentier, J. Sperry, John Welsh, William Philips, Sam. Smith, Samuel W. Jones, Joseph R. Evans, Benjamin Stille, Charles Graff, Wm. Yardley, John M. Price, John A. Dutilh, Caleb Newbold jr. Edward Twells, Charles Biddle jun. Michael Riter, Andrew Fisher, Alexander M'Caraher, Robert Patterson, J. M. Linnard, Dan- iel H Miller.
Open daily except Sundays, 4th of July, Christmas and New Year's day.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays-Capital 1 800,000 dollars-shares 100 dollars each-dividends March and Sep. tember.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS' BANK.
Joseph Taggert, President-Henry Kuhl, Cashier.
DIRECTORS-Jos. Taggert, Seth Craig, William W. Fish- er, William Gerhard, Charles A Harper, William E. Howell, Joseph Howell, James M'Alpin, John M'Cauley, George Pep- per. Samuel Richards, James Sharswood, George Sheaff.
Open daily except Sunday, 4th of July, Christmasday and Ist January.
Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays-Capital 1,250,000 dal- fars-shares 50 dollars each- dividends, January and July.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
Henry Nixon, President-Henry Hollingsworth, Cashier
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DIRECTORS-John Morton, George Latimer, Daniel Smith, Timothy Paxson, Henry Nixon, George Fox, George M'Call- mont, Charles Macalester, Joseph Peace, Jacob S. Waln, Geo. Roberts, Edward Penington.
Open daily except Sundays, Good Friday, Christmas day, 1st January and 4th of July, from 9 to 3 P M,
Discount days Mondays and Thursdays-Capital 800,000 dollars-shares 400 dollars each-dividends January and July.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS-Andrew Bavard, President-Richard Dale, Ca- leb P. Wayne, Samuel Archer, Edward Hallowell, John C. Smith, John M'Crea, Charles N. Bancker, Charles Berry, Wilham L. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, Banksom Taylor, Sam- uel G. Wright, John Lisle .- Joseph Williams, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sunday's, Christmas day, 4th of July, and 1st of January.
Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays .- Capital 1,000,000 of dollars-shares 50 dollars each.
MECHANICS' BANK,
DIRECTORS-John Rogers, Pres .- Joseph Burden, Ephraim Clark, William Montelius, Thomas Sparks, John U. Fraley, John Stroup, jun. Stetson Lobdeli, D Woelpper, Henry Horn, W. Thackara, Alexander Cook, Cornelius Stevenson-Jona- than Smith, Cashier-Discount days, Tuesdays and Fridays.
SCHUYLKILL BANK.
DIRECTORS-William Meredith, President-Simon Gratz, Aaron Denman, Edward Smith, William Paxson, Jo!ın Du- barry, George Thomson, Joseph Montgomery, John Bennett, Daniel Lammot, Samuel Breck, Bartholomew Wistar, Israel Cope-J. Levis, Cashier-Discount days, Tuesdays and Fri- day's.
BANK OF THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES.
DIRECTORS-John Barclay, President-Andrew C. Barclay, George Gorgas, Thomas Hart, Joseph R. Jenks, Jopatban
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Knight, Thomas Latimer, Thomas Loyd, jun. John Naglee. Isaac W. Norris, James Paul, John Taylor, Samuel Grant, Jo- seph Thomas, James Whitehead-D. Mandeville, Cashier. Days of discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.
STEPHEN GIRARD'S BANK.
.Joseph Roberts, Cashier.
Open daily, except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of July, fron 9 till 3 o'clock P. M. Days of discount, Wednesdaysand Saturdays.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
CITr-Peter S. Duponceau, 15 south Sixth street; Peter Lohra, 59 Dock street; Nicholas Diehl, jun. opposite the Cus- tom house; Benjamin Nones, 22 Chesnut street; George Heyl south west corner of Walnut and Front street; Clement C. Bid- dle, 41 Dock, below Second street.
N. LIBERTIES-John Goodman 87 Callowhill street.
SOUTHWARK-Richard Renshaw, 302 south Second.
INTERPRETERS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES.
Mathias James O'Conway, Benjamin Nones, George Tay- lor, jun. Jacob Zeilin.
WARDENS OF THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
David Maffet, Master Warden-Assistants, Stephen Girard, William West. Samuel Volans, Paul Cox, Charles Penrose, Joseph Reynolds.
HARBOUR MASTER-Wm. Hawkes.
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The Annual return of the Marriages, Baptisms and Burials, in the United Episcopal congre- gations of Christ's Church, St. Peter's, and St. James', by the Clerks and Sextons of said Churches. Also, an abstract of the Marriages, Baptisms and Burials, in the various Congregations in the city and su- burbs of Philadelphia.
FROM DECEMBER 25th, 1821. TO DECEMBER 25th, 1822.
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES. Christ's Church, St. Peter's and St. James's. The Right Rev. Bishop White, Rector. Rev. Dr. Abercrombie, Rev. Mr. Kemper, and Rev. Mr. Delancey, Assistant Ministers.
Marriages
80
Males
67
1
Baptisms
Females
79 5
Males
59
Burials
Females
76
Baptisms increased 32-Burials increased 13.
BURIED.
Under 1 year
24
From 70 to 80 17
From 1 to
3
10
80 to 90
3
3 to 5
5
90 to 100
1
5 to 10
4
Total
135
20 to 30
8
Of whom were,
30 to 40
14
Males
59
40 to 50
11
Females
76
50 to 60
12
60 to 70
20
135
A
146
135
10 to 20
6
106
DISEASES AND CASUALTIES.
Atrophy
1
Brought forward 75
Abscess
1
Gout
1
Apoplexy
4
Hepatites
1
Asthma
1
Hydrocephalus
5
Cholera Morbus
9
Intenerea
1
Comsumption
17
Inflammation
5
Croup
3
Insanity
2
Casualties
1
Maligna
3
Convulsions
3
Mortification .
1
Dispepsia
1
Old Age
10
Dropsy
4
Phthisis Pulmonalis
S
Dropsy in Brain
1
Parpleagae
1
Decay
6
Quinsey
1
Debility
3
Rheumatism
Gł
Dysentery
5
Scarlet Fever
1
Drowned
1
Scrofula
I
Diarrhea
1
Stillborn
6
Epilepsy
1
Sudden
I
Fits
2
Unknown
11
Fever Bilious
6
Typhus
1
Fever Intermittent
4
Total
135
Carried forward 75 St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Allen, Rector.
Marriages.
not obtained
Baptims
61
increased 40
Burials
48
increased 16
St. John's Episcopal Church, N. L. Rev. Mr. Boyd, Rector.
Marriages
12
Baptisms 25
9
decreased 4 same as last year
Burials
St. Stephen's Church.
(TENTH, NEAR MARKET-STREET.) Rev. James Montgomery, Pastor. St. Andrew's Church,
(EIGHTH, NEAR SPRUCE-STREET.) Rev. Mr Bedell, Pastor.
Trinity Church. S. W. Christian-street.
107
Swedish Lutheran Church. Rev. Dr. Collin, Rector.
Marriages 41
Baptisms 41
-
decreased 11
Burials* 104
increased 48
A small proportion of adults and children were members. German Lutheran Church. Rev. Mr. Schaffer, Pastor.
Marriages
not obtained
Baptisms 128
decreased 80
Burials
161
increased 10
Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. John. Rev. Mr. Mayer, Pastor.
Baptisms
110
increased
7
Burials
55
increased 1
Moravian Church, or United Brethren. Rev. Mr. S. Reinke, Pastor.
Marriages 9
Baptisms 27
increased 4
Burials
14
increased 4
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
St. Mary's Church. Rev. Mr. Hogan, Pastor.
Marriages
42
Baptisms 116
Burials
242
increased 10
St. Augustine Church. Rev. Mr. Hurley, Pastor.
Marriages
26
Baptisms
100
-
increased 9
Burials
35
decreased S
Holy Trinity Church. Rev. Dr. Roloi's, Pastor.
Marriages
4
Baptisms 90
increased 6
Burials
40
decreased 4
German Reformed Church. Rev. Mr. Helfenstein, Pastor.
Baptisms
Burials
83
87
increased
S
increased 41
*
108
German Reformed Church, N. L. Rev. Mr. F. W. Vandersloot, Pastor.
Baptisms 44
- increased 12
Burials
33
decreased 22
First Reformed Dutch Church of Spring Garden. Rev. Mr. Hoff, Pastor.
Marriages
13
Baptisms
5
-
same as last year
Burials
16
increased 12
First Reformed Dutch Church.
(CROWN STREET.) Rev. Dr. Broadhead, Pastor.
Baptisms 31
decreased 3
Burials 40
increased 12
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Wilson, Pastor.
Marriages
12
increased 25
Baptisms
56
decreased 4
Burials
33
Second Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Janeway, Pastor.
Marriages
31
-
-
decreased
3
Raptisms
39
decreased 6
Burials
Third Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Ely, Pastor.
Marriages
41
decreased 22
Baptisms
52
-
-
increased 12
Burials
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Potts, Pastor.
Marriages
56
-
increased 29 decreased 19
Burials
31
Fifth Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Skinner, Pastor.
Marriages
15 13
- -
decreased 4
Burials
4
Sixth Presbyterian Church. Rev, Dr. Neill, Pastor.
Marriages
12
Baptisms
19
-
-
decreased 15 decreased 2
Burials
7
-
-
increased
3
Baptisms
38
not obtained.
Baptisms
24
109
Seventh Presbyterian Church, or Tabernacle. Rev. Mr. Engles, Pastor.
Marriages
7 16
18 - - decreased 10
increased 6
Eighth Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. Arbuckle, Pastor.
Returns not obtained. Ninth Presbyterian Church. Rev. Mr. M.Innes, Pastor.
Marriages
12
Baptisms 21
Burials not obtained. First Presbyterian Church. N. L. Rev. Mr. Patterson, Pastor.
Marriages
43
-
-
increased 16
Baptisms Burials
27
-
-
increased 10
Friends' Meeting. 148
Burials
decreased 4 Free Quakers. 34
Burials
-
BAPTIST CHURCHES. First Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Holcombe, Pastor.
Marriages
48 12 36
- - decreased 18 increased 1
Second Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. M.Laughlin, Pastor.
Marriages
13
1
44
increased 7
Third Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Peckworth, Pastor.
Returns not obtaincd. Sansom street Baptist Church. Rev. Dr. Staughton, Pastor.
Marriages Baptisms Burials
86 4 31
-
-
-
decreased 1
increased 10
Baptisms Burials
Baptisms Burials
- increased 2
16
Baptisms Burials
110 New Market street Baptist Church. Rev. Mr. Griffin, Pastor.
Marriages
80
Baptisms
20
Increased 10
Burials
16
decreased 2
First Reformed Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Wylie, Pastor.
Marriages
10
Baptisms
20
- decreased 2
Burials
14
decreased 4
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHES. St. George's, Ebenezer, Salem and Nazareth. Rev. Mr. Smyth, Rector. Rev. Messrs. Cooper and Miller, Assistant Ministers. Marriages and Baptisms Burials 16S
not obtained .
increased 2 1
Of which the majority were strangers. Union Methodist Church. Rev. Mr. Burch, Pastor.
Marriages
26
Baptisms
11
decreased 23
Burials
32
increased 13
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev. Mr. Rusling, Pastor.
Marriages
30
Baptisms
51
- - increased
Burials
108
As far as obtained.
Universalist Church. Rev. Mr. Kneeland, Pastor.
Marriages
19
Baptisms
14
Burials
18
increased S increased 5
New Jerusalem Temple. Rev. Mr. Carll, pastor.
Marriages
2
Baptisms Burials
22
-
increased 16 decreased º
111 Christian Church. Mr. Pumroy, Elder.
Marriages
14
Baptisms Burials
6
- decreased 23
65
increased 15
AFRICAN CHURCHES. St. Thomas' Episcopal Church.
Marriages
4
Baptisms
12
Burials
25
First African Baptist Church. Mr. Simmons, Pastor.
. Marriages
13
Baptisms
14
-
increased 9
Burials
10
same as last yeer.
African Methodist Church. Richard Allen, Pastor.
Marriages
83
Baptisms
139
decreased 22
Burials
93
decreased 5
African Union Methodist Church.
Baptisms
25
Burials
23
African Wesleyan Church.
Baptisms
12
Burials
55
Hebrew Synagogue. 5
Burials
Philadelphia Public Burial Ground.
Burials
increased 2
Burials
622 Blockley Public Burial Ground. 116-from March last.
Marriages this year as far as obtained
1290
Baptisms this year 1679
decreased 330
Burials this year 2947
increased 219
Unitarian Church, corner Locust & Tenth. Rev. James Taylor, Pastor. Marriages 2-Burials 7.
Catholic Church, St. Joseph's, Back of Willing's Alley. Rev. Wm. Vincent Harold, Pastor.
BAILEY'S Washington Almanac, FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1823,
Being the third after Bissextile, or Leap Year.
WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA :
PRINTED FOR ROBERT DESILVER. Yo. 110, Walnut Street.
NOTES TO THE READER.
First .- The Astronomical calculations are made to so- lar, or apparent time ; to which, add the equation, when the sun is slow, and subtract when fast, for the mean, or clock time.
Second .- The time of High Water, at Philadelphia, is so computed, as to serve for either morning or evening, (near enough for common use,) the morning flood being about 12 minutes earlier than the time in the tide column, and that of the evening as much later.
Third .- As the day ends at midnight, the rising, setting, and southing, of the Moon, after that time, is found against the succeeding day : so, on the night of (or following) the 5th day of January, the Moon rises at 2 h. 25 m. after mid- night, viz. in the morning of the 6th, not at 1 h. 22 m. the time opposite the 5th, which is that of its rising the pre- ceding morning.
Fourth .- The rising, setting, or southing, of a star, may be carried several days backward, by adding, or forward, by subtracting, 4 minutes per day :- for instance,. on the 11th day of January, Sirius is south at 11h. 5 m. adding 12 m. for three days sooner, we have 11 h. 17 m. for the southing on the 8th ; and by deducting 8 m. for two days later, we have 10 h. 57 m. for the southing on the 13th of the same month, &c.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
For a Single Letter, composed of one piece of paper, and carried any distance not exceeding 36 miles, 8 cents ; over 36, and not ex .. ceeding 80 miles, 10 cents ; over 80, and not exceeding 150 miles, 123 cents; over 150, and not exceeding 400 miles, 183 cents ; over 400 miles, 25 cents .- Double Letters, or those composed of two pieces of paper, are charged with double those rates-Triple Letters, with triple those rates-Quadruple Letters, with quadruple those rates, provided they weigh one ounce ; otherwise, with triple postage .- Every Packet, composed of four or more pieces of paper, and weigh- ing one ounce, or more, is to be charged with single postage for each quarter of an ounce ; except letters conveyed by water mails, which are not to be charged with more than quadruple postage, unless the packets actually contain more than four distinct letters.
Newspapers .- Each paper, carried not over 100 miles, 1 cent ; over 100 miles, 13 cent. But if carried to any Post Office in the state in which it is printed, whatever may be the distance, the rate is 1 cent.
Magazines and Pamphlets are rated by the sheet ; and carried not over 50 miles, per sheet, 1 cent; over 50, and not exceeding 100 miles, 1} cent ; any greater distance, 2 cents .- Every 4 folio, 8 quar- to, or 16 octavo, or lesser pages, to be considered a sheet : also, the surplus pages beyond even fours, &c.
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THE ANATOMY OF MAN'S BODY,
AS SUPPOSED TO BE GOVERNED BY THE TWELVE CONSTELLATIONS.
y Head and Face.
II Arms.
8 Neck.
A Heart.
& Breast.
^ Reins.
m Bowels.
1 Thighs
m Secrets.
au Legs.
13 Knees.
* Feet.
To know where the sign is-Find the day of the month. and against it, in the seventh column, stands the Sign the Moon is in ; then, finding the sign here, it shows the part of the body it is supposed to govern.
SOLAR and LUNAR ECLIPSES in the YEAR 1823.
1. Of the Sun, on the 12th of the 1st month, (January,) at 53 minutes past 3, in the morning, invisible.
2. Of the Moon, on the 26th day of the 1st month, (January,) at 9 minutes past noon, invisible.
3. Of the Sun, on the 10th day of the 2d month, (February,) at 3 minutes past 10, in the evening, invisible.
4. Of the Sun, on the 8th day of the 7th month, (July,) at 39 minutes past 1, in the morning, invisible.
5. Of the Moon, on the 22d and 23d days of the 7th month, (July,) visible as follows :-
H. M.
Beginning
of the Eclipse, at
8 28
of total darkness, at 9 35
Middle,
- 10 25 Evening of 22d ..
Eliptical 8
- 10 27
End
S of total darkness, at 11 14
of the eclipse, at -00 21 Morning of 23d. Duration of the eclipse 3 52
Digits eclipsed, 18° 12' from the north side of the Earth's shadow.
6. Of the Sun, on the 6th day of the 8th month, (August,) at 4 minutes past 8, in the morning, invisible.
Venus ( ? ) will be evening star, until the 10th day of the 10th month, (October,) then morning star, to the end of the year.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Dominical Letter
E | Solar Cycle 12
Epact
18 Lunar Cycle 19
MOVEABLE FEASTS.
Septuagesima,
Jan. 26 | Low Sunday,
April 6
Quinquagesima,
Feb. 9
Rogation,
May 4
Ash Wednesday,
Feb. 12 Ascension,
May
8
Middle Lent,
March 9 Whit-Sunday, May 18
Palm Sunday,
March 23 Trinity Sunday, May 25
Easter Sunday,
March 30
Advent,
Nov.
30
ASTRONOMICAL CHARACTERS EXPLAINED.
New moon O Full moon
First 2 quar- Sor moon in [ Last S ter & general
& Moon's ascending node Sun Herschell
1 Saturn 2/ Jupiter
8 Mars ℮The Earth
? Venus Mercury
Y Aries 8 Taurus
II Gemini gp Cancer & Leo my Virgo
~ Libra m Scorpio
Į Sagitarius" 13 Capricornus
₩Aquarius ¥Pisces
6 Conjunction & Opposition
O Quartile *Sextile
First Month, January, 1823.
Moon's Phases.
D. H. M. Last @ 3 11 9 A
First 0 19 8 59 A
Full
26 0 10 A
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun| Sun rise. h m
sets,
slow
m
8
3 47
10 12
3 44
5 32
7 23 14 37
4 16
24
11 17
4 28
6 16
3 4 5 E
৳ stationary
7 22
4 38
5 11
20
0 19
5 56
8 27
6
Epiphany
7 21
4 39
6
5 |14
2 25
7 24
9 12
7 21 4 39
6 31
26
3 30
8 11 8 59
9 49
11 57
7 19
4 41
7 47
8 11
14
6 52
11 29
2
0
D in node
7 17
4 43
8 57
9 19
20
15
9 22
3 13
4 8
D lat. 3 deg. north 7 15 hazy 7 14 ķ sets 1 1
4 46 7 13 4 47
14 47
14 48
4 49
4 51
12
9
22 I 21
3 10
8 19 9 23
11 36
7
8 4 52
12 24
12 39
21
rises.
morn.
1 41
7
5
4 55
13
5
20 6 25
0 27
2 59
7
44 56
13 17
7 37
1 19
3 31
3 4 57 13 28
19
8 47
2 9 4 21
2 4 58 13 38
9 54
2 55 5 7 3 401 5 52
M. D.M W. D.
7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 311
6/7*s set 2 4
17
1|4 59,13 48|17 10 59
D'shlEN
D rises.
A south h
\High Wat. Phil.
2
5 6 7
Circumcision 6 € ¢ sup. freezing
7 22
14 38
4 44
morn.
5 12
7 0 7 44
2 3 4 5 6
24 south 8 26 clear and cold
7 20
4 40
6 57
7 22
20
5 21
1
10 39
0 27 1 17
E 1st Sun. aft. Epiph. 7 18 4 42
8 34
27
gets. dft.17 1
4
2 34 3 6
Day 9h. 28m. long 7 16 4 44
9 41
2
128
10
26
3 56 4 41
5 23
2d Sun. aft. Epiph. 7 13
1 124
5 29
6 9 7 16
2 @ enters ₩
7 12
7 11
7 10
4 50
11 53
4 19
10 28
0 36
7
7
6 14 11 29 1 0
7
6
4 54
12 52
8
morn. 0 41
1 56
7 19
8.45
Agnes. } station. 3 4 5
10 19
7
¥ 8-8027 so. D in perigee 6 Luna runs high 7 St. Paul's conver.
E Septuagesima. 2 B's eye so. 7 47 3 4 5 clear D lat. 3 deg. south cold
B
7 23
4 37
4 38
5 38
m
1 22
6 39
10 47
B's eye S 9 3
7 20
4 40
D in apogee 7 Sirius so. 11 5
82070
7 16
4 44
1 48
2 31
3 37
14 45
10
10 22 10 42 11
11 19
6 22
4 41
11 33
4 24
6
6 14 7 16
8 18
m
m
h m
D. I. M.
New
12 3 53 M
7 7
9
5 27
4 53
11 37
2 3 4 5 6 7 E
2d Sun. aft. Christ. 7 22
9 59
7 18 4 42
Second Month, February, 1823.
Moon's Phases.
D. H. M.
Last
D. H. M. 2 5 33 A
New 10 10 4 A
First 18 6 1 M
· Full
25 0 5 M
M. D.HOGY W. DIENO 2 3 2 4
Sun Sun
rise. sets hm
h m
8
D'stil.|
D rises. south h m
High Wat. Phil.
7 0 5 0
6 59 5
1
14
4
m
0
4
5 11
7 23
E Sexagesima Sun.
snow
6 58
5
2 14 11
23
1
7
5 57 8 9
3
9 8-9025s0. 8 clear
6 57 5
3
14 17
1
2
8
6 46
8 58
5
4
5 Luna runs low
6 55 5
5
14 26|29
4
0
8 27 10 39
6 2/ sets 1 8
6 54 5
6
14 30
14 35
5 58
10 54
0 42
9 10 11
2 @ eclipsed invis. 3 Shrove Tuesday
6 50
5 10 14 36 16
6 26 11 39 1 27
12 4 Ash Wednesday
6 47 5 13 14 36
7 9
2 55
6 46 5 14 14 35
25
8 14
1 51
3 39
6 Valentine.
6 45 5 15
14 33
14 30
14 27
14 23
18
morn.
5
6
8
9
- 8 57
in perigee .
6 38 5 22
14
7
0
15
4
5
9
12
10
11 58
E 2d Sund. in Lent
6 34 5 26 13 45 14
6 33 5 27 13 36 29
6 32 5 28
13 27
rises.
morn.
2 7
6 30 5 30 13 17
6 29 5 31
13
7
8 39
1 31 3 43
6 27 5 33 12 56
23
9 48
2 17
4 29
4
14 22
17
3
6
7 36
9 48
6 7
8
7 7*s set 1 40
6 52 5 8 14 33
22
5 24
10 6
0
6
E Quinquages. Sun.
6 51 5
6 48 5 12 14 36 29
sets. aft.24 1 7
2 36
4 24
7 cold and windy
3 23
5 11
E 1st Sund. in Lent
4
14 6
2
6 41 5 19 6 40
5 20 14 18
14 13
16
3
10
8
12
10
0 0
21
6
rain
6 37 5 23
6 35 5 25 13 53|
4 48
5 25
11 2
0 23
23 24 2 St. Matthias
5 55
11 55 1 14
25 26 27 28
3 4 5
Q sets 6 43
26 7 31
0 41
2 53
13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
2 3 4 5
snow cold
0 55 2
4
7
9
6 57
7 56
enters X
6 39 15 21
22 7 Washington b.1752
D lat. 4 deg. south windy 6 Sirius south 7 52
Miscellaneous. Particulars.
very cold
4 24
6 36
13 56 28 morn.
4 44
9 16
11 28
2 12
5 ৳ sets 11 4
9 21
21
10 29
X
11 46
6 44 5 16 6 43 5 17
9
14
11
10
6 56 5
slow.
Third Month, March, 1823.
Moon's Phases.
D. H. M.
Last First
D. H. M. ₡ 4 1 47 A .
New
12 1 33 A
Full
26 0 40 A
M. D .¡ H2 1 2
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun Sun rise. set8.
slowv.
S
12 44
10 53
3 3
5 15
E Sd Sund. in Lent
6 25 5 35
12 32
18
11 56
3 51
6 3
3
2 Spica rises 8 58 rain D in apogee Luna runs low
6 21 5 39
11 53
25
1 52
6 21
8 33
7 8
7 E
4th Sund. in Lent
6 15
5 45
10 54 12 4 30
5 22
11
·6
0 54
6 11 5 49
10
7 21 5 47
11 52
1 40
5 1 sets 9 30
6 warm avinds
6
9 5 51
9 33 17
8 23
3 12
7
7*s set 11 19
6 8 52
¥9 16 8 9 41
2 15
4 3
E 5th Sund. in Lent
6
5 5 54
8 59
15
10.50
3 10
4 58
2 Sirius sets 11 51
6 5 5 55
8 41
29
morn.
8
5 56
6 3 5 57
8 24
8
6
27
1
7
11
7 59
Benedict
en. v temperate
6
0
6
0
7 30
26
2
51
8
8
3
10 51
E Palm Sunday
5 57 16
3
6
4
6 35
6 16
5 58
5 39
18
7 37
8 42
9 48
1 49
4 1
E Easter Sunday
5 48 6 12
4 44
27
10 52
2 38 3 29
4 50
31| 2
windy
5 47 6 13
4 25
1 |11 48
5 41
-
6 22 5 38
12 6 13
0 56
5 30
7 42
4 5 6
3 4 5 6
2/ sets 11 50
6 18 5 42 11
24
18 3 22
› in node
6 17 5 43
11
9
3 59
8 50 9
37 11 39
10 2 3 4 Gregory
hazy
6 14 5 46
10 39 25
4 58 10
22
0 10
D lat. 3 deg. no.
6 12|5 48
10 23
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
2
Day 12h. 8m. long
4 33
10
41
0 15
3 Annunciation
5 54 6
6
7
5 52 6 8
5 50 6 10
5 20
in
7
6 Good Friday rain
5 49 6 11
5 2
14
2
3
7 11
8 59 . 9 56
7
5 58 6
2
7 11
6 53
24
4
5
9
53
11 41
m
21
4 59 11 29 rises. morn.
0 53
4 Q sets 5 2
5 53 6
5 Arcturus so. 1 46
0 26 1 3
3 15
3 4 5 6
equinoctial D in perigee
0
1
4 5 6
9
6 57
6 10 5 50
9 50 ap
sets. aft.37 1 24
2 25
6 19
5 41
11 39
2 40
4 39
6 51
6 24 5 36
12 20
1
morn.
m
h
m
High Wat. Phil.
David Ą sets 10 10
6 26
5 34
6 2 5 58
storm
6 1 5 59
7 48
3
32
9
1 41 2 38
25 26 27 28 29 30
5 56
h m
D A rises. south
7 11 8 1
9 23
10 11 11
1 17 A
Fourth Month, April, 1823.
Moon's Phases.
D. H. M.
Last
D. H. M. 3 10 9 M
New 11 1 47 M
First D 17 7 48 A
Full
25 1 58 M
M. D. - NO 1 2 3
W. D."
Miscellaneous Particulars:
rise. sets. slow. h m lh m m S
D's hyl 20
D
A
High Wat. Phil.
5 45
6 15
4 7
morn.
4 20
6 32
4
clear Luna runs low
5 44 6 16
3 48
0 38
5 11
7 23
5 7*s set 10 17
5 43 6 17
3 30
14
1 24
6
1 8 13
4 6 St. Ambrose
5 41 6 19
3 12 26
2
4
6 50
7 37
9 49
5 6
E Low Sunday
5 39 6 21
2-36|
20
3
5
8 22
7
11 19
7 8
2 2/ sets 10 23
5 37
16 23
2 18
1 16
3 55
9 51
0 3
4
rain
5 35
16 25
1 44 29
4 21
10 37
0 25
9 10 11
5 Antares so. 3 6
5 34
6 26
1 27
1 11 26° ४
set8.
aft.15
3
12 7
1 sets 8 0
5 31
6 29
0 54
8 40
1
9
2 57
13
2 pleasant
5 28 6 32
0 23
7
24
morn.
7
7 2
16
4
Arct. south 0 31
5 26 6 34
8
0 22 22
1
0
7
7 57
9 45
7 § sets 9 1
5 22 6 38
0 51
|20
2 11
8 46
10 34
21 2
Day 15h. 20m. long 5 20 6 40
1 17
17
3 10
3 34 10 16
0 6
4 St. George
5 17 6 43
1 41
14
3 58
11 3 0 28
6
2/ sets 9 34
5 15 6 45
2
4
rises.
morn
1
25 26
7 D lat. 5 deg. so.
5 14 6 46
2 15
22
8 44
0 37
2 49
E 4th Sund. aft. East. 5 13 6 47 clear
5 12 6 48
2 35
'6.10 38
2 18
4 30
3 Luna runs low
5 11 6.49
2 44 28
11
23
3 10 5 22
301 41
cloudy
15 9 6 51
2 53 Yolmorn.
4
0 6 12
7
3
5 14 6 12
8 0
17
5
cloudy
5 25 6 35
18 19 20
6 D in node
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