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FEBRUARY.
28 Days.
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war, and obedient to their chief. According to their tradition, ten days are spent in the arduous journey from this world to their elysium. The following poem supposes the period to have elapsed, and that the inhabitants of Eskiname, surprised that the chief of Oneida had not arrived at his man- sion, are asking themselves the cause of his delay ; when he suddenly descends, and informs them that
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1819.
MARCH,
31 Days.
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he is destined for another heaven and a higher feli- city.
The breezes were lull'd to their softest repose,
And the mantle of midnight had curtain'd the sky ;
The night bird had ceas'd to complain of her her woes,
And the bosom of anguish forgotten its sigh.
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1819.
APRIL,
30 Days.
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All bewildered in darkness, and roaming forlorn, On a path unfrequented, and weary, I strayed;
When a pale gleaming twilight seem'd strangely to dawn,
Where Oneida's last chief by his Kirkland was laid. How ghastly that light of eternity blaz'd,
On the dark dreary mansions of death and the tomb! How wild rose the murmur, as silent I gaz'd
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1819.
MAY,
31 Days.
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ASCENSION DAY
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That invited Oneida's last chief to his home.
'Twas the revel of spirits, that sought for the dead,
'Twas the death song of warriors in battle fields slain ;
With the scars of past ages, their garments were red, And they spake of the joys of their bright Eskiname. G 2
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1819.
JUNE,
30 Days.
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I beheld as the war cry was shouted again, And the dances of triumph they seem'd to renew ; The elk and the deer seem'd to fly o'er the plain, And the warrior exulting, again to pursue. "Why comes not the chief to his blissful abode? For his cabin is empty, his bow is prepar'd ; Ah! lingers he still on the perilous road." Has the heart of Oneida's great warrior departed ?
1819.
JULY,
31 Days.
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Why comes not the chief to the hunt and the feast? For the calumet waits, and the deer will have fled; Has the hero forgotten the plan of his rest, To inhabit forever, the house of the dead? Why comes not the chief! for the song is begun, Where' white men ne'er sever the chain of our peace: His ancestors shout to the fame of their son, As he crosses the depths of the greedy abyss.
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1819.
AUGUST,
31 Days.
D
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D
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Full
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New G 20
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Last
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First
28
5 12 morning.
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Lo! he comes from on high, nor in vestments of war, Ah! thy glories are great, for unnumber'd thy slain: Has thou, warrior, been seeking in yon rolling star ; The house of thy ancestors, bright Eskiname? Nor the home of my ancestors, bright Eskiname, Have I wander'd to seek for, in yon rolling star;
Nor the robes that are steep'd in the blood of the slain
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1819.
SEPTEMBER,
30 Days.
D H M
D
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Full
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New @ 19
7 45 morning.
Last C II
7 morning.
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Will Oneida's last chief be persuaded to wear. Oh ! curs'd be the war song that hurried my soul, On the path ways that led to the battle's array ; And woe to the chieftain whose quiver is full, To be dip'd in the blood of his innocent prey. Lo my war shout is ended, my bow is unstrung ; And warriors I rise to the hills of my rest :
1819.
OCTOBER,
31 Days.
DHM
D H
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Full 3 10 16 morning.
New 3 IS 10 36 afternoon.
Last C 10 11 31 afternoon.
First
25 II 44 afternoon.
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7 18
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2 34 9 26
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6 28 5 32
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5 4 35 10 50
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6 30 5 30
18 5 40,11 38
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6 32 5 28
6 13
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rises 10 43
6 38 5 22
24 10 46
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in perigee
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9 morn !
7 0
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I 28 8 53
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6 43 5 17
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3 58 10 33
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6 45 5 15
21
5 6 11 22
sets aft 22
19 tu
south 10 8
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6 26 5 34
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6
I meet not your feast, I meet not your song, There's a home for the chief in the aisles of the blest ! " Where, Sachem, O where, wilt thou roam on the deep!"
Desolation and darkness will cover thy path: All the tempests of winter around thee will sweep, And the fiend will pursue thee on pinions of death,"
1819.
NOVEMBER,
30 Days.
D
H
M
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M
Full
I 9 55 afternoon.
O
IO afternoon.
Last
C
9
5 42 afternoon.
17 New First ) 24 9 47 morning.
Mo Da | Wk Da
Miscellaneous Particulars.
rises sets place
rises south
HmH ms
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m
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2
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rises
moin,
2
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18
5 34
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6 48 5 12 1
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4 th
6 49 5 II
13
6
51
1 50
5 fr
Day 10 h 20 m long
6 50 5 10: 26
7 40
2 41
6
sa
6 51 5
9 59
8
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9 tu
in apogee
6 54 5
6
14 [I 26)
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6 55 5
5
26 morn.
6 42
II: th Sirius rises 10 17
6 56 5
4'mp
8. 0 29
7 27
12 fr
6 57 5 3
20
I 29
8 7
13. sa 24 sets 10 38
6 58 5
3
2.
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8 48
14 C
Day 10 hours long
7 0.5
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27
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Regulus rises II 48
7 4 59 m 10
23
6 48:11 59 sets jaft.49
19
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7
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7
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19
8 29
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enters
7
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in perigee
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th
7
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7 11 4 49
14
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7 11 4 49
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4 moru.
"Though the fiend should invade in the roar of his storms,
The abyss burst in thunder, to war on my flight.
Yet the god of the christians, to save from their harms,
Would cleave the dark womb of old chaas and night." See! he rises ! Oneida's last chieftain is gone :
5 42 11 16
17 W
7
1.4 59
6 59 5 I 14 3 32 9 35
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5
1819.
DECEMBER,
31 Days.
D HM
New
17
0 37 morning.
Fall
I 0 38 afternoon
First
23 8 30 afternoon.
Last 1
9 0 40 afternoon
Full
31
5 52 morning.
Mo Da
Wk Da
Miscellaneous Particulars.
rises sets
place
rises
south
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H MI MS
D H
MH
M
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7 11 4 49 I
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ri-es morn
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7 12 4 45
22
0 30
3 fr great elongation
7 13 4 47 69 4 6 18 1 17
4 sa
7*s south 10 52
7 13 4 47
16. 7 10 2
9
5 C
ADVENT
7 14 4 46 28 8 61
57
6 m
7 14.4 46 82
10 9 6 3 45
8 W
rises 8 44
7 15 4 45 MP 4 1 IC
5 14
9.
th
7 15 4 45, 16 morn .: 5 54
fr Sirius rises 8 22
7 164 44 28 0 12
6 34
II sa 21 sets 9 2
7 16 4 44 42 10
1 13:
7 18
1 2 C
7 16.4 44 23 2 15:
8 3
13
m
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14 tu
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15 W Day 9 26 long
7 17 4 43 71 2 5 33 10 30
17
fr
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O set- att 23
18 sa
Proceyon south I 46
7 18 4 42
14, 6 3 1 23
12 sets II 36
7 18 4 42: 25: 7 11: 2 22
20 m in perigee
7 IS 4 42 xx
14 8 28. 3 21 28 9 46 4 19
22 W
& inferior.
(24 m )
7 18 4 42
13 1I 35 II
23 th
D
7 IS 4 42
28 morn. 0 2
24 fr
7 184 42 7
12
0 17,
5 47
26 C
7 184 428
10
2 37
8 30
27 m Lyra sets 8 36
7 17 4 43
23
3 46 , 19
tu
7 17|4 43 I
6, 4 53 10 9
29 w Sirius south o 8
7 17.4 43
18. 5 52 10 59
30
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1 6 50 II 55
31| fr
$ stationary
7 17 4 43
13 rises |morn
Hark, what music attends his way ! While the clouds roll beneath him, he walks not alone As he sinks from the sight in the regions of day. The night scene had fled, as I gaz'd on the sky : And the death lamp of spectres extinguished its beam ! My bosom felt cold as I hasted to fly,
When midnight departed, and lo! 'twas a dream.
D's
D
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in apogee- station.
7 15 4 45
22 10 8
4 29
16 th
7 17 4 43 16 6 42 11 24
19 C
21
tu ent. 6-short. day, 9 h ) 7 18 + 42
25. sa CHRISTMAS.
7 184 42
26
1 27
7 38
1
CHATAIGNE'S DIRECTORY
OF THE
STREETS, HOUSES AND OCCUPANTS
OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND FOR 1883-'84,
Arranged Alphabetically and Numerically, with Occupant's name after each House.
NOTE .- Blanks after numbers signify that such are vacant. Dash (-) be- fore names denote the house should have a number between the one preceding and following it.
ABIGAIL
de- (73)
ADAMS-S
Abigail-from 9th to 10th north of Ellett
306 Stern Simon
521 *Lewis Thomas
902 *Carter Hamilton
311 *Wilson Gerge W
904
*Jackson Mathew T
313 Parrel Isaac
906 *Walker W'm H
907 *Hill William
*Lawton Betsy
315
Raschbourn Henry Raschbourn | Mrs Phillips S E Mrs Mann Edwin J
Adams S-from Main to Byrd bet Foushee and Jefferson
II Wright F Edgar
908 *Scott John "Monroe Samuel
317 Elmore Thomas H
12 Jarvis & Glinn
910 *Thompson Sandy
#Fox John
417 *Cross Frederick *Ferrell Benjamin Paul C Jones
I3 Cottrell Joseph F *Wilkinson F
912
*Kemp William
509
916
*Ferguson Albert
*Johnson Willis
23 Ebel Jacob Ebel Ferdinand C
2.4 Richeson Edw'd M Ryan Charles B . Ryan John R Ryan William
25 cor Cary
26 cor Cary Glinn Peter D
1709 Shinault Mark
1710 cor Page Andrews Moses 1713 Baldwin Sarah Mrs 1715 cor Buchanan
Adams N-from Main to Leigh, bt Foushee and Jefferson 304 Samuels Levy
519
*Randolph John *Berry Ludwell *Frayser Mack *Simms John
II5
117 119 cor Canal Burgess John A
Accommodation-17th to .Buchanan, north Lowndes 1707 cor Page King John
of
5II *Jordan Armistead 512 Willetts Mary Miss *Jackson James
513 *Gallatin Albert *Morton Wmn P *McAlister John *Matthews George *Baskervill Landon *Walker John 517 *Walker Nicholas
Jarvis George W *Grimes Archie T
109 Richard R Mrs Wilton John J
III Butler Andrew A
II3 Maloney Mary Mrs Maloney Thonias Young Fannie S Mrs
6
510 Quarles James E Quarles Alvin G Roberts William L Quarles J G Mrs Bradley James H Redford E N Jordan John J
15 Willis Joseph N Sneed Mary J Mrs
*Brice Lewis
*Williams Samuel
*Williams Randall
Toler William
523 *Pryor Fleming
*Mansfield Horace
AINSLIE'S ALLEY
(74)
BAKER-W
Burgess George H
Ainslie's Alley-from 9th to ioth bet Main and Cary
Albemarle-west from Bel- videre bet Beverley and Spring
600 cor Belvidere Browning E Mrs
601 Kendler James W Jardine Edward Kendler Jas W Jr
602 Carmichael Willis T
60212Steinman John G
603 Kelley Mary A Mrs Stevens Alphonso 604 .Jones Charles Butt Boswell B
606 Wagner George Davis Mary Mrs Wilson Richard
608
600 Lechler Andrew
610 Carter Edward A
6II Pollard Charles H
615 Tiller Margaret A Lockett Alonzo
617 SI2 Moltz Matthew
SI3 SI5
817 Toler William G
SI9 Bendall John J
821 cor Cherry Cottrell John
Allen-north from Cal- houn bet Hickory and St Peter
Apperson-east from Mar- shall and north Wil- liamsburg ave Port Mayo
Arch-from Ist to 5th bet Byrd and river
308 Cooke Edwin B Meenley John T *Tavlor Peter .
310 Collins John A Collins Allen G 1 Collins Charles H Walsh Ada V Mrs *Branch Frank . #West Walter 31772*Jones Carter 319 "Fauntleroy A
326 "Eggleston A
414
412 Hodge James Hodge William C Connelly Kate Mrs Cavanaugh John Foley Michael Guthrie Patrick McDonnaugh Peter :
Baker Lewis Guttery Patrick *Bosman John
600 cor 6th
Clator William
602 Kinney William Kerney Sarah Mrs
604
Schwartz M A Mrs
606
608 Davis Charlotte Mrs Davis Lizzie M Miss Shipley M E Miss
610 Murphy John Casey James
612 Hatcher Thomas Miffleton William
614 Franklin Benj S Franklin George
705 Williams T C & Co
1000 cor roth
*Morris Millie
1001 Coyle Alice L Mrs
IOOS *Hix Richard
#Burfoot Lawson
*Pleasants Thomas
*Coleman Lewis
Ash-South from Wil- liamsburg ave bet Peach and Elm Rocketts
105 Daly Richard J Murphy John A
Ashland-west from foot of Dobson rear of Hol- lywood Cemetery *Goode John *Ellis John
Bacon E-east from St James, north of Orange 2 cor St James *Miller Isaiah *Hill Walker
6 *Hill John
14 *Harris Virginia
Ioo cor Ist
*Hill Alfred
Bacon W-west from St James, north of Orange I cor St James "Holmes S 2
21/2*Weeden Robert
3 Lauterbach J F
4 Brown Catherine
II *Stingel Charles
15 Jones Lucy E Mrs
16 Foose Mary F Miss 18 cor St John *Johnson Jackson
Baker E-east from St Janies, north of Duval 2 cor St James
*Epps James
4 *Lemus Charles *Jefferson Thos D *Clarke Henry S
6 Russell James
S *Watkins Mary
IO
II *Lomax Charles *Johnson John
*Lomax Harrison
I3 *Scott Celia "Minor Thomas
20 cor Ist
Carneal Wm L
Epps Emily Mrs #Morris Richard
Ioo cor Ist Cain Edward Cain John E
104 Pierce Albert W
105* *Morris Edward
IO6 Smith George W
IO7 *Cunninghanı P
IOS *Washington Geo *Parker Eliza
IIO
205 *Dabney James H *Gabbins John H 207 Blunt Emma Miss
"Mosby Manuel
*Morton William
212 *Deane Sidney *White Garrison
213 *Foster John J
215 *Morris William
218 *Fields Emmet
309
*Hundley Albert
*Jackson George A
313 314
*Anderson James Pollock Thomas H
318 *Willis Daniel C
320 cor Baker
Tierney John
400 *Mann Valvin T
402 Gasser Charles
406 Rick Alois
*1 ountain England
513 *Booker John D *Henderson Daniel *Anderson Isaiah *Cook Lewis J
515
517 *Randolph Edward
705 *Powell Edward . *Cæsar Allen *Cæsar Edward
Baker W-west from St James, north of Duval S "Cooper Meade
II *Forrester R G. *Bryant W H Rev.
12 Nystrom John F
I3 *Johnson Richard
16 cor St John *Burton Robert 17 *Smith Alexander
209
"Taylor John
2II
311
416
BASIN
(75)
BAKER-W
*Jefferson Isabella *Harris Henry
203 205 207
105 107 Wiesman Michael Fogal Frederick Drew George W *Pleasants Lewis *Langhorne Robert *Patterson Richard *Patterson David *Tyler Matthew *Johnson Solomon *Harrison James *Johnson Solomon
209 210
211
212 Thompson Richard
213 *Robinson Spencer 214 *Leamas Anthony *Leamas Samuel *Leamas William 215 Taylor Mattie Mrs
216 cor St Peter "Tinsley Charles
217 *Hawkins James *Sheppard Lewis *Evans Henry
219
221 cor St Peter 301 cor St Peter #Scott Fillmore *Scott Richard 303 *Temple James 305 #Mann Jackson 307 #Barlowe Sidney *Johnson' William *Lockett Robert *Booker Charles 308 *Young Mckenzie C 308/2*Lewis Mary 309 "Coats Washington *Dandridge M 310 *Lewis Mary *Roberts Bernard
3II *Cass William H *Holmes Edward 312 cor Hickory *Henley Joshua *King Albert 313 *Lockett Junius *Chapman Thomas 315
*Wilson Graham 317 *Miller Armistead 400 cor Hickory *Johnson Alonzo *Gray Charles Neisz Charles
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