PLMT'S
GEORGIA AND CAROLINA
ALMANAC,
FOR
BEING BISSEXTILE, OR LEAP YEAR,
And the Latter Part of the Sixty-fourth and Beginning of the
Sixty-fifth of the INDEPENDENCE of the U. S. A.
Calculated for the horizon and meridian of Augusta, Ga., and will serve for
the adjacent states and Florida.
The Astronomical Calculations by Robert Grier, Butte County, Ga.
AUGUSTA!
T. II. PLANT.
COLUMBUS:
PLANT & NORTON.
QSPSold also by the Merchants generally in this state, South Carolina,
and Alabama,
2
ECLIPSES, CYCLES, AND FESTIVALS.
TO THE READER. . .
We have, for the amusement of those who delight to contemplate me
beauties of celestial phenomena, set down the conjunctions 01 the moon
with the planets, exclusive of parallax. The conjunction is denoted by pre¬
fixing the character of the moon to that of the planet; the time oi conjunc¬
tion being placed immediately before ; thus, on the 27 th of Jan. o (PAf. at
9h. 53m. M., signifies that the moon will be in conjunction with Jupiter, at
9h. 53m. morning, exclusive of parallax. . , _
The moon in all her conjunctions with the planets J upiter and toaturn,
will pass several degrees to the south of those planets.
There will be no occultations of any of the conspicuous planets by the
moon, this year.
ECLIPSES of the SUN and MOON, in the year 1840.
This year there will be two Eclipses of the Sun, and two of the Moon.
The First will be a partial Eclipse of the Moon, on Monday, Feb. 17th, at
8h. 7m. morning, wholly invisible in the United States. This Eclipse will
be wholly visible throughout the Pacific ocean and the Island of New-
Holland, and the greater part of the continent of Asia.
The Second is an Annular Eclipse of the Sun, on Tuesday, March 3d,
at lOh. 35m. afternoon. This Eclipse will be visible throughout the great¬
er part of the continent of Asia. The Central Eclipse will commence in
the Arabian Sea, pass through the empire of Hindostan, near the city of
Delhi, through Thibet, and the Chinese empire, leaving the city of Pekin
to the right hand, and finally leave the earth in the Russian possessions
in the north-east of Asia.
The Third will be a partial Eclipse of the Moon, on Thursday, Aug,
13th, in the morning, visible throughout the United States;
Beginning of the eclipse, .... Oh. 28m. morn.
Middle, lh. 53m. "
End - -- -- -- - 3h. 18m. "
Digits eclipsed about 7° on the Moon's north limb.
The Fourth will be a total Eclipse of the Sun, on Thursday, Aug. 27th,
at lh. 13m. morning, invisible in fire United States. The central Eclipse,
which will be total, will commence near Angola, in Guinea, and traverse
Ethiopia, Mozambique, and the southern part of the island of Madagas¬
car, and will finally leave the earth in the Indian ocean, to the south-west
©f the island of New-Holland.
CHRONOLOGICAL CYCLES.
Dominical Letter, E & D.
Golden N umb er, 17
Epact, 26
Solar Cycle, 1
Roman Indiction, 13
Julian Period, 6553
MOVABLE FESTIVALS OF THE CHURCH.
Septuagesima Sund. Feb. 16
Shrove Sunday, March 1
Ash Wednesday, " 4
First Sund. in Lent, " 8
Palm Sunday, April 12
Easter Day, " 19
Low Sunday, " 26
Rogation Sunday, May 2#
Rogation Monday, " 25
Rogation Tuesday, " *26
Holy Thursday, " 28
Whit Sunday, June 7
Trinity Sunday, " 14
Advent, Nov. 29
THE ANATOMY. OF MAN'S BODY,
AS SUPPOSED TO BE GOVERNED
BY THE TWELVE CONSTELLATIONS.
V Head and Face.
'LP.
Breast.
W
Bowels.
m
Secrets.
V3
Knees.
D^The Feet.
TO KNOW WHERIJ THE SIGN IS.—First find the day of the Month, and
against it,you have tliefeign or place of the Moon, in the 6th column, then finding
the sigh here, it shows the part of the body it is supposed to govern,
NAMES AND CHARACTERS OF THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC,
f Aries, the Ram. b Taurus, the Bull. HGemini, the Twins.
5BCancer, the Crab. £lLeo, the Lion, Trg Virgo, the Virgin. t^Li-
bra, the Balance. OlScorpio, the Scorpion. /Sagittarius, the
Archer. V3Capricornus, the Goat. ^Aquarius, the Waterman.
}£Pisces, the Fishes.
EXPLANATION OF CHARACTERS.
Planets.—©Sun. Saturn, /Mars. ®Moon
2 Venus
2/Jupiter.
J^Herschel. 2 Ceres. 2 Pallas.
iNcw Moon. ©First Quarter.
©Earth. £ Mercury.
^ Juno, g Vesta. Aspects.— _
©Full Moon. ©Last Quarter. £JDragon's Head. ^Dragon's
Tail. 6 Conjunction. /Opposition. ATrigonus. DQuadril.
jfcSextile. ©Sun. Apogee,—at greatest distance from the earth.
Perigee,—at the least distance.
Aspects.—When two planets are in the same degree, they are in
Conjunction, marked thus, 6• Sextlle >fc, when 60 degrees apart.
Quartile □, when 90 degrees apart. Trine A, when 120 degrees
apart, Opposition 8, when 180 degrees apart. ^Dragon's Head,
or Ascending Node. ^Dragon's Tail, or Descending Node.
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EQUATION .OF TIME,
for each month in the year.
m
Days
Month.
1 §
Days
Month.
i
Minutes.
Seconds.
Days
Month.
Minutes.
Seconds.
©slow
© fast.
© fast.
Jan. 1
3 36
May. 1
3 4
Sep. 1
0 14
5
5 28
5
3 30
5
1 11
9
7 13
9
3 46
9
2 16
13
8 49
13
3 54
13
4 16
17
10 15
17
3 52
17
5 40
21
11 30
21
3 42
21
7 4
25
12 32
25
3 22
25
8 27
29
13 22
29
2 55
29
9 46
Feb. 1
13 57
June 1
2 29
Oct. 1
10 25
5
14 18
5
1 50
5
11 38
9
14 33
9
1 6
9
12 46
13
14 34
13
0 18
13
13 46
17
14 22
17
©slow
17
14 37
21
14 0
21
1 23
21
15 19
25
13 27
25
2 15
25
15 50
29
12 45
29
3 4
29
16 9
Mar. 1
12 33
July 1
3 28
Nov. 1
16 16
5
11 41
5
4 12
5
16 14
9
10 42
9
4 51
9
15 38
13
9 37
13
5 22
13
15 29
17
8 28
17
5 46
17
14 47
21
7 15
21
6 2
21
13 50
25
6 2
25
6 9
25
12 41
29
4 47
29
6 9
29
]1 38
Apr. 1
3 53
Aug. 1
5 59
Dec. 1
10 36
'5
2 41
5
5 39
5
8 59
9
1 33
9
5 10
9
7 15
13
0 28
13
4 32
13
5 23
17
fast. 31
17
3 45
17
3 26
21
1 24
21
2 50
21
1 27
25
2 10
25
1 48
25
©slow
29
2 49
29
0 40
29
2 22
M
to] lo)
| JANUAllV begins on II'c'litmilay, has 31 days.
Moon's Phases.
® 4th day, 3h. 50m. afternoon. I © 18th day, 7h. 25m. morn.
© 12th day, 2h. 27m. morn. j (JJ 25th day, 8h. 4rn. morn.
S |
ft 1
Days |
Week, j
Various Phenomena. \
0
rises.
@ 1 ®'s
sets. \ place.
Moon
Souths.
Moon
n.Sfset.
l!
WedlNew Year's Day.
7 4
4 561/ 5
9 20
4 31
2;Thur
6 © T? 8h. 53m. M. !7 4
4 56
19
10 11
5 30
3 Frid 1
2 rises 4h. 47m. M.I
7 3
4 57,
V3 0
11 3
6 20
4'Satu [
Clear and vcry\
7 3
4 57
11
11 56
©sets
5 Sun !2d Sund. aft. Christ. 7 3
4 57
23
aft. 49
5 50
6
Mon , Epiphany. |
7 2
4 58
£? 5
1 40
6 53
7
Tues
cold for theft 2
4 58
19
2 28
7 53
8
Wed
2 gre. elonga.west.
7 2
4 58
X 2
3 51
8 50
9
Thurj 6 2 £ .
7 1
4 59
15
4 0
9 50
10
Frid
2 rises 3h. 55m. M.
7 1
4 59
29
4 45
10 54
11
Satu
season.
7 0
5 0
T 12
5 31
11 46
12
Sun
1st.Sund. aft.Epiph
7 0
5 0
25
6 20
morn.
13
Mon
High winds
6 59
5 1
8 10
7 12
0 54
14
Tues
11 rises 2h. 17m. M.
6 59
5 1
25
8 10
2 9
15
Wed
may he looked for.
6 58
5 2
n 9
9 12
3 30
16
Thur
© in Perigee.
6 57
5 3
21
10 17
4 45
17
Frid
Cold nights,
6 57
5 3
5 9
11 21
5 50
18
Satu
hut moderate weather
6 56
5 4
23
morn.
©rise
19
Su\
2d Sund. aft. Epiph
6 56
5 4
a 9
0 22
6 4
20
Mon
21 rises lh. 56m. M.
6 55
5 5
21
1 18
7 5
21
Tues
for the season.
6 54
5 6
trK 5
2 9
8 2
22
Wed
6 2 b at 8h. 38m.
6 54
5 6
19
2 55
9 2
23
Thur
[near approach.
6 53
5 7
1
3 38
10 3
24
Frid
2 rises 3h. 59m. M.
6 52
5 8
13
4 20
11 6
25
Satu
Chilly,
6 51
5 9
25
5 1
morn.
26
Sun
3d Sund. af. Epiph.
6 51
5 9
m 9
5 43
0 59
27
Mon
d © 24 9h. 53m. M.
6 50
5 10
19
6 27
1 34
28
Tues
and
6 49
5 11
/ 13
7 14
2 20
29
Wed
d © t> at 1 lh. After.
6 48
5 12
13
8 3
3 10
30
Thur
6 © 2 4h. 58m. M.
6 47
5 13
25
8 54
4 0
31
Frid
wet weather.
6 47
5 13
V5 9
9 47
5 30
RECIPES.
Remedy for Influenza.—This disorder being one ofob- .
structionof perspiration, and of the customary evacuations,
the proper remedies ought to be administered without de-
. lay on the first appearance of the usual symptoms ; the ac¬
tion of the skin is to be restored by an early application of
f. 2.
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FEBRUARY begins on Saturday, has 29 days.
TSI
E5 34 day, 8h. 28m. morn.
© 17th day, 8h. 23m.
morn.
«
5 10th day, lOh. 34m. morn.
d
25th day, 5h. 20m.
morn.
%
Q
Days
Week
Various Phenomena I „
I rises.
©
sets.
#'s
place.
Moon
Souths.
Moon
ri. 8fset.
J
Satu
Expect a light snow,6
46
5
14
Itf20
10
40
5 40
2
Sun
4th Sund. ah Epiph. 6
45 5
15
3
11
33
6 20
3
VI on
9 rises 3h. 40m. Mo. 6
44 5
16
15
aft. 23
©sets
4
Tues
or sleet,
435
17
29
1
11
6 50
5
Wed
6 ® $ lb. 53m. Mo. 6
42,5
18
K 9
1
57
7 40
6
Tbur
□ © U |G
42
5
18
23
2
43
9 4
7
Frid
H rises Oh. 35m.Mo. 6
41
5
19
T 7
3
29 10 37
8
Satu
in the up-country, 6
40
5
20
21
4
17
11 12
9
Sun
5th Sund. aft.Epiph.6
39
5
21
a s
5
8
morn.
10
Man
and high winds 6
38
5
22
20
6
3
0 25
11
T ues
©in Perigee. ;6
37
5
23
rr 4
7
2
1 25
12
Wed
may now he 6
36
5
24
20
8
5
2 22
13
Thur
21 rises Oh. 6m. Mor.,6
35
5
25
S 4
9
8
3 14
14
Frid
Valentine. 6
34
5
26
19
10
8
4 10
15
Satu
looked for, 6
33
5
27
a 3
11
5
5 0
16
Sun
Septuagesima SundJ6
32
5
28
16
11
57
5 40
17
Mon
©eclipsed, in visible. 16
31
5
29
29
morn.
©rise
18
Tues
with many black, Q
30
5
30
TTJ2.13
morn.
6 37
19
Wed
9 rises 4h. 6m. Mor.,6
29
5
31
25
0
45
7 40
20
Thur
flying clouds.'6
Now look for Q
Washington bo. '32.;6
28
5
32
9
1
30
8 50
21
Frid
27
5
33
21
2
13
9 50
22
Satu
27
5
33
til 3
2
55
10 51
23
Sun
Bissext.day. 6 © H 6
26
5
34
15
3
37
11 37
24
Mon
6 O S Sup. [1 Oh. A. 6
25
5
35
29
4
20
morn.
25
Tues
a few days 6
24
5
36
/ 9
5
6
0 52
26
Wed
6 © h at noon. i6
23
5
37
21
5
54
1 31
27
Thui
of good weather.,6
22
5
38
VS 3
6
44
2 20
28
Frid
21 rises lOh. 55m. A..6
22
5
38
15
7
37
3 10
29
Satu
d © 2 9h. 51m. Aft.,6
21
5
39
28
8
29
4 0
the hot bath, or by the use of sudorific diluents, as hot tea,
barley broth, treacle posset, mulled and spice wine, or, that
which is best of all, a basin of warm gruel at bed time, well
sweetened, and containing 20 or 25 drops of antimonial
wine, and 10 or 12 drops of laudanum. The bowels to be
well attended to ; and all intemperance in eating and
drinking, as well as exposure to damp" and night air ought
to be carefully avoided.
Sweet Apple Pudding.—Take one pint of scalded milk,
fob
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mABCII begins on Sunday, hag 31 days.
"!p1
Q
i 3d day, 10h. 35m. afternoon.
© 17th day, llh. 1
m. after.
#
10th day, 5h. 38m. after.
26th day, lh. 11m.
morn.
S
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena.
Strt^
©
R ® J
Moon
Moon
C
rises.
sets.
Souths.
ri. fyset.
1
Sun
QuinquagesimaSun.
6
20
5
40
xrio
9
22
4 50
2
Mon
Cold nights and
6
19
5
41
24
10
13
5 50
3
Tues
0 eclipsed,invisible.
6
18
5
42
K 9
11
2
© sets
4
Wed
Ash Wednesday.
6
17
5
43
20
aft. 36
6 10
5
Thur
If So. 4h. lOin. Mor.
6
15
5
45
T 5
1
24
7 10
6
Frid
cloudy days.
6
14
5
46
19
2
12
8 12
7
Satu
©in Perigee.
6
13
5
47
8 3
3
3
9 10
8
Sun
1st Sunday in Lent.
6
12
5
48
18
3
58
10 9
9
Mon
o J ? Begin in
6
11
5
49
n 2
4
57
10 54
10
Tues
h So.6h.7m.Morn.
6
10
5
50
15
5
58
11 54
11
Wed
□ Ob time to pre-
6
9
5
51
S 1
7
1
morn.
12
Thur
11 So.3h.42m.Morn.
6
8
5
52
15
8
1
0 51
13
Frid
■pare for the next crop.
6
7
5
53
28
8
58
1 54
14
Satu
[ 2f 4h. 21 m. Mor.
6
6
5
54
SI 1
9
51
2 36
15
Sun
2d S. in Lent. 6 ©
6
5
5
55
15
10
39
3 14
16
Mon
Many flying clouds,
6
4
5
56
m 9
11
24
4 19
17
Tues
St. Patrick's Day.
6
3
5
57
21
morn.
©rise
18
Wed
2f So. 3h. 18m. Mor.
6
2
5
58
=2= 4
0
7
7 2
19
Thur
and expect a severe
6
1
5
59
19
0
49
8 2
20
Frid
©en. T.Springcom.
5
0
6
0
rri 0
1
31
9 3
21
Satu
[2f 4h. 31m.Morn.
5
59
6
1
11
2
14
10 16
22
Sun
3d Su. in Lent. 6 &
5
58
6
2
23
2
59
11 24
23
Mon
©in Apogee.
5
57
6
3
I 5
3
46
morn.
24
Tues
6 © h 9h. 27m. Aft.
5
56
6
4
19
4
36
0 59
25
Wed
Annunc.of'V. Mary.
5
55
6
5
vs o
5
27
1 48
26
Thur
blow from the N. E.
5
54
6
6
11
6
19
2 44
27
Frid
11 S.2h. 41m. Morn.
5
53
6
7
23
•7
11
3 26
28
Satu
h So. 4h.57m. Mor.
5
52
6
8
dT 5
8
1
4 1
29
Sun
4th Sund. in Lent.
5
51
6
9
l9
8
51
4 30
30
Mon
6 © 2 3h.20m.Mo.
5
50
6
10
9
38
5 0
31
Tues
Changeable.
5
49
6
11
*5
10
25
5 30
12k
a pint of Indian meal, a tea cupful of melasses, a tea spoon-
full of salt, and six sweet apples cut into small pieces—
it should be baked not less than three hours—the apples
will afford an excellent rich jelley. This is truly one of
the most luxurious yet simple Yankee puddings made.
For Burns.—Mr. A. Bronson, of Meadville, Pa. says,
from fifteen years' experience he finds, that Indian meal
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APBIl begins on fI*etSnestiny, has 3© days.
"(pi
J 2d day, 9h. 50m. morn,
i 9th day, Oh. 51 in. morn.
© 16th day, 2h. 25m. after.
® 24th day, 6h. 17m. after.
D.Ml
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena.
0 •
lises.
©
sets.
<5's | Moon
place.] Souths.
Moon
ri.&fset.
1
Wed
A few cool nights
5
48
6
12! ^29 11
13
5
40
2
Thur
So. 4h. 34m.Mor.
5
47
6
13; T 1 3
aft.
1
©sets
3
Frid
about the time of the
5
46|6
14
29
0
53
7
55
4
Satu
@in Perigee, new
5
45 5
15 » 13
1
48
9
3
5
Sun
5th Sund. in Lent.
5
44 !6
16
28
2
47
10
6
6
Mon
moon, followed by
5
43
6
1711113
3
50
11
8
7
Tues
6 © 5 inft'.. pleasant
5
42! S
18
28
4
54
morn.
8
Wed
weather. Have your
5
416
19
511
5
56
0
12
9
Thur
So. 4h. 10m. Mor.
5
406
20
25
6
54
1
15
10
Fri(l
If So. 1 h. 41 m. Mor.
5
396
21 SL 9
7
48
2
12
11
Satu
fences repaired, and
5
386
22
24
8
37
3
10
12
Sun
Palm Sunday, your
5
376
23
Tt£ 5
9
22
4
6
13
Mon
farming tools in or¬
5
366
24
19
10
5
4
37
14
Tuqs
der, and expect a fine
5
356
25
9
10
46
5
0
15
Wed
$ rises 4h. 34m. Mo.
5
34
6
26
23
11
28
5
28
16
Thur
growing season.
5
33
6
27
ffi 5
morn.
©rise
17
Frid
Good Frid. A good
5
32
6
28
19
0
12
7
27
18
Satu
6 © If 7h.51m.Mor.
5
31
6
29
28
0
55
8
27
19
Sun
East.Sund. stand of
5
SO
6
30
t 10
1
41
9
30
20
Mon
Easter Mond. cotton
5
29
6
31
19
2
30
10
2
21
Tues
6 ® t? 4h.21 m. Mo.
5
28
6
32
28
o
J
20
10
53
22
Wed
may be expected
5
27
6
33
V3 9
4
12
11
36
23
Thur
Saint George.
5
27
6
33
20
5
3
morn.
24
Frid
to the industrious.
5
26
6
34
*£7 3
5
53
0
34
25
Satu
St. Mark. Showery.
5
25
6
35
14
6
42
1
7
26
Sun
1st S.aft.Eas.LowS.
5
24
6
36
25
7
29
1
51
27
Mon
If So. Oh. 26m. Mor.
5
23
6
37
X 9
8
15
2
26
28
Tues
$ rises 4h.22m.Mo.
5
22
6
38
23
9
1
3
8
29
Wed
Light flying clouds.
5
21
6
39
T 7
9
48
4
6
30
Thur
6 © $ 6h.53m.Mo.
5
20
6
40
2 ll 10
37
4
56
poultice covered over with young hyson tea, softened with
hot water, and laid over burns as hot as can be borne, will
relieve the pain in five minutes. If blisters have not arisen
before, they will not after it is put on, and one poultice is
generally sufficient to effect a cure. '
Cure for Felons.—We have been assured by a gentle-
,man who has recently had an opportunity of satisfactorily
testing the fact, that a plaster made of soft soap and the
^ ^
MA1T begins on Friday, has 31 days.
© 1st day, 6h. 33m. after.
® 8th day, 9h. 2()m. morn.
© 16th day, 6h. Om. morn.
; 24th day, 7h. 53m. morn.
> 31st day, lh. 44m. inorn.
SI
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena.
as
a
fc's I Moon
Moon
a!
rises.
sets.
■place.
souths.
ri.Sfset.
l|Frid
May Day. A pleasantib
19
6
41
6 7
11
31
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2 j Satu
©in Perigee, and
5
19
6
41
22
aft.
30
7 50
3 Sun
2nd Sund. aft. East.
5
18
6
42
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1
33
8 50
4|Mon
5" © 11 growing
5
17
6
43
21
2
39
9 55
5 Tues
6 © $ season,
5
16
6
44
35 7
3
44
10 49
6 Wed
2f So. 11 h. 46m. Aft.
5
15
6
45
21
4
47
11 49
7jThur
for vegetables.
5
15
6
45
(S~L 6
5
43
morn.
8
Frid
h So. 2h. 1 lm. Mor.
5
14
6
46
19
6
34
0 45
9
Satu
Thunder showers
5
13
6
47
njz 3
7
21
1 17
10
Son
3d Sund. after East.
5
12
6
48
15
8
4
1 51
11
Mpn
in many
5
11
6
49
29
8
46
2 22
12
Tues
places,
5
1 1
6
49
=£=10
9
27
2 49
13
Wed
If So. llh. 15m. Aft.
5
10
6
50
21
10
9
3 6
14
Tlntr
and very pleasant
5
9
6
51
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10
52
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15
Fuid
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5
9
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4 17
16
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weather,
5
8
6
52
29
morn.
©rise
.11
Sun
4th Sund. aft. Easter.
5
7
6
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25
8 10
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6 © h 7h. 12m. Mo.
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19
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h So. lh.25m. Mor.
5
6
6
54
Y3 4
2
7jl0 9
20
Wed
5 rises 4h.20m. Mo.
5
5
6
55
16
2
5810 50
21
Thur
with much
5
5
6
55
29
3
48
11 27
22
Frid
evening lightning.
5
4
6
56
^rio
4
37
morn.
23
Satu
Windy
5
3
6
57
21
5
23
0 40
24
Sun
Roga. Sund. Queen
5
3
6
57
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6
8
1 7
25
Mon
[of Eng. born, 1819.
5
2
6
58
18
6
53
2 41
26
Tues
but
5
2
6
58
T 2
7
38
3 1
27
Wed
clear and
5
1
6
59
15
8
25
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28
Thur
Holy Thursday.
5
1
6
59
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9
15
4 1
29
Frid
pleasant.
5
0
7
0
15
10
10
4 37
30
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6 9 9 2h.55m.Mo.
5
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7
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11
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31
Sun
Sund. af. Ascension.
4
59
7
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15
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© sets
strongest lime that can be procured, in equal portions, is a
certain remedy for those disagreeable and painful diseases
called felons.
Hooping-Cough.—It is not generally known, that when
a child has this troublesome and dangerous complaint, if
the backbone, from the neck downwards, be rubbed with
JUNE begins on .Holiday, has 30 days.
© 6th day, 7h. 46m. after.
© 14th day, 9h. 19m. after.
i 22d day, 6h. lm. after.
29th day, 8h. 28m. morn.
D.M
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena.
m
rises.
m
sets.
fit's
place.
Moon
souths.
[ Moon
ri.8fset.
1
Mon
Sultry Weather.
4 59
7 1
S 1
1 24
8 3
2
Tues
©in Perigee.
4 58
7 2
15
2 29
9 29
3
Wed
Tp So. Oh. 22m. Mor.
4 58
7 2
a o
3 32
10 33
4
Thur
d 9 $ Expect a
4 58
7 2
15
4 27
11 14
5
Frid
Boniface. fine
4 57
7 3
29
5 16
morn.
6
Satu
refreshing shower.
4 57
7 3
63212
6 2
0 26
7
Sun
Whit Sunday.
4 57
7 3
25
6 45
1 37
8
Mon
Whit Monday. Very
4 56
7 4
=2= 7
7 26
2 5
9
Tues
8 © b warm,
4 56
7 4
19
8 8
2 30
10
Wed
6 9 0 Superior.
4 56
7 4
28
8 51
3 4
11
Thur
d @ If 8h. 6m. Mor.
4 56
7 4
mi 3
9 35
•3 33
12
Frid
24 So. 9h. 5m. After.
4 55
7 5
25
10 22
4 0
13
Satu
[Trinity Sund.
4 55
7 5
t 7
11 12
4 30
14
Sun
Pulaski lost, 1838.
4 55
7 5
19
morn.
©rise
15
Mon
6 9$ near appr'ch.
4 55
7 5
vc? i
0 3
•8 0
16
Tues
with considerable
4 55
7 5
13
0 54
8 53
17
Wed
©in Apogee.
4 55
7 5
25
1 45
9 39
18
Thur
thunder and
4 55
7 5
£7 7
2 34
10 19
19
Frid
24 So.8h. 36m. After.
4 55
7 5
19
3 21
10 50«
20
Satu
vivid lightning.
4 55
7 5
X 2
4 6
11 24
21
Sun
1st Sund. after Trin.
4 55
7 5
15
4 50
11 52
22
Mon
h So.llh.lm.After.
4 55
7 5
28
5 33
morn.
23
Tues
Occasional showers,
4 55
7 5
Til
6 18
0 52
24
Wed
Nativ.St. John Bapt.
4 55
7 5
25
7 5
1 30
25
Thur
with more settled
4 55
7 5
8 9
7 56
2 0
26
Frid
2 rises 4h. 10m. M.
4 55
7 5
23
8 53
2 34
27
Satu
weather.
4 55
7 5
n 9
9 55
3 37
28
Sun
d • $ 8h. 18m. Aft.
4 55
7 5
24
11 1
4 45
29
Mon
St. Peter. Expect a
4 55
7 5
S'9
after 8
©sets
30
Tues
©in Peri, fine rain.
4 55
7 5
25
1 13
8 20
garlic, previously warmed by the fire, and the patient be¬
ing also placed near it, a cure is effected in a very short
time.
Cure for Hoarseness.—Horse radish cut into small pie¬
ces and chewed in the mouth, is an excellent remedy for
hoarseness, coughs, colds, and cases of incipient consump¬
tion. Several cases of its successful application have been
known.
(2]i
JUIiY begins on Wednesday, has 31 days.
1
) 6th day, 8h. 23m, morn.
a
2"2d day, Ih. 15m. morn.
© 14th day, at noon.
«
i 28th day, 3h. 38m. after.
*3
Days
Various Phenomana.
©
©
®'s
■place.
Moon
Moon
Q
Week.
rises.
sets.
souths.
ri.&rset.
1
Wed
Visitat. B. V. Mary.
4 56
7 4
a 9
2 13
9 30
2
Thur
Hot wsather,
4 56
7 4
23
3 6
10 33
3
Frid
with thunder and
4 56
7 4
vgi 7
3 54
11 3
4
Satu
Independence.
4 56
7 4
19
4 40
11 37
5
Sun
3d Sund. aft. Trin.
4 57
7 3
3
5 23
morn.
6
Mon
21 Stationary.
4 57
7 3
16
6 5
0 22
7
Tues
rain in many places.
4 57
7 3
29
6 48
1 2
8
Wed
6 ® 21 Oh. 44m. Aft.
4 58
7 2
TTU°
7 32
1 30
9
Thur
©in Apogee.
4 58
7 2
. 20
8 18
2 6
10
Frid
Columbus bor. 1474.
4 58
7 2
t 3
9 7
2 47
11
Satu
<3 © b lh. 18m. Aft.
4 59
7 1
15
9 58
3 30
12
Sun
4th Sund. after Trin.
5 0
7 0
29
10 49
4 0
13
Mon
Sultry weather,
5 0
7 0
ltflO
11 41
4 30
14
Tues
H So. 6h. 37m. Aft.
5 1
6 59
23
morn.
©rise
15
Wed
with sharp lightning
5 1
6 59
£? 4
0 31
8 10
16
Thur
and heavy thunder
5 2
6 58
1 19
8 50
17
Frid
Dr.Watts bor. 1674
5 2
6 58
29
2 5
9 27
18
Satu
may he looked for.
5 3
6 57
*11
2 49
10 9
19
Sun
5th Sund. after Trin.
5 3
6 57
25
3 32
10 33
20
Mon
Margaret.
5 4
6 56
f 8
4 16
10 10
21
Tues
Frequent rain,
5 4
6 56
21
5 1
11 30
22
Wed
21 So. 6h. 26m. Aft.
5 5
6 55
8 5
5 50
morn.
23
Thur
with sharp thunder,
5 6
6 54
19
6 42
0 34
24
Frid
6 © 9 Superior.
5 6
6 54
n 3
7 40
1 46
25
Satu
St. James.
5 7
6 53
19
8 43
2 56
26
Sun
6th Sund. after Trin.
5 8
6 52
S 3
9 {18
3 30
27
Mon
Dog days begin.
5 8
6 52
14
10 53
4 20
28
Tues
occasionally.
5 8
6 52
a 3
11 55
©sets
29
Wed
7*s ris.llh.20m.Af,
5 9
6 51
17
aft. 52
8 18
30
Thur
b So.8h. 23m. Mor.
5 10
6 50
W 1
1 43
9 18
31
Frid
5 11
6 49
15
2 31
9 35
To take Stains out of Mahogany.—Mix six ounces of
spirit of salts, and half an ounce of rock salt of lemons,
powdered, together. Drop a little on the stains, and rub
it with a cork till it disappear. Wash off with cold water.
To prevent wounds from, Mortifying.—Sprinkle sugar
on them. The Turks wash fresh wounds with wine, and
sprinkle sugar on them. Obstinate ulcers may be cured
PI
AUGUST begins on Saturday, has 31 days.
D 4th day, llh. 44m. after.
(
| 20th day, 6h. 47m. morn.
© 13th day, lh. 45m. morn.
it 27th day, lh. 13m
morn.
D.M
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena.
P
rises.
m
sets.
©'s
place.
Moon
Souths.
Moon
ri.Sfset.
1
Satu
□ OH Wet weather,
5
11
6
49
032.26
3
16
uT 16
2
Sun
7th Sund. after Trin.
5
12
6
48
— 12
4
16
10 46
3
Mon
7*s ri. 11 h.33m. Aft.
5
13
6
47
25
4
43
11 0
4
Tues
6 @ H Oh. 40m. Aft.
5
14
6
46
TTl 7
5
27
11 50
5
Wed
with vivid lightning
5
14
6
46
10
6
13
morn.
6
Thur
Transfig.of ourLord.
5
15
6
45
t I
7
1
0 44
7
Frid
6 © b 6h. 24m. Aft.
5
16
6
44
13
7
51
1 20
8
Satu
®in Apogee.
5
17
6
43
26
8
43
2 20
9
Sun
8th Sund. after Trin.
5
18
6
42
V3 6
9
34
3 10
10
Mon
St. Lawrence.
5
18
6
42
18
10
25
4 2
11
Tues
11 sets Oh. 54m. Mor.
5
19
6
41
AVV J
11
14
4 30
12
Wed
and loud thunder.
5
20
6
40
~~13
morn.
5 0
13
Thur
©eclipsed, visible.
5
21
6
39
26
0
1
©rise
14
Frid
6 © S Inferior.
5
22
6
38
X 8
0
47
7 29
15
Satu
Now clear, but very
5
23
6
37
21
1
31
7 59
16
Sun
9th Sund. after Trin.
5
24
6
36
f 5
2
15
8 25
17
Mon
7*s ri.10h.46m. Aft.
5
24
6
36
18
3
0
9 0
18
Tues
warm.
5
25
6
35
a 2
* 3
47
9 30
19
Wed
11 sets Oh. 30in. Aft.
5
26
6
34
15
4
38
10 30
20
Thur
Sultry and hot.
5
27
6
33
n o
5
33
11 30
21
Frid
Cloudy Sf some rain.
5
28
6
32
14
6
33
0 SO
22
Satu
©in Perigee.
5
29
6
31
28
7
26
1 20
23
Sun
10th Sun. after Trin.
5
30
6
30
S13
8
39
2 10
24
Mon
St. Bartholomew.
5
31
6
29
27
9
41
3 0
25
Tues
Manyfiying clouds
5
32
6
28
an
10
38
3 50
26
Wed
H sets Oh. 9m. After.
5
33
6
27
26
11
31
4 40
27
Thur
Hersc'lldi.1822. ©
5
34
6
26
rpMO
aft. 20
© sets
28
Frid
[eclipsed, invisible.
5
35
6
25
23
1
7
6 54
29
Satu
and light breezes.
5
36
6
24
6
1
51
7 50
30
Sun
11th Sun. after Trin.
5
37
6
23
19
2
35
8 48
31
Mon
7*s ri.9h.50m. After.
5
38
6
32
fll 4
3
20
9 47
with sugar dissolved in a strong decoction of walnut leaves.
Poison.—To cure the poison occasioned by the sting
of a bee, wasp, hornet, &c. wash the part affected with
the water of ammonia (hartshorn,) and if much diseased,
dissolve a piece of carbonated ammonia (the size of a pea)
in water and drink it. This remedy has relieved persons
when a sting has nearly caused mortification.
SEPTEMBER begins on Vuesday, has 30 days.
(S
) 3d day, 5h. 7m. after.
(||i 18th day, Oh. lm. after.
© 11th day, 2h. 17m. after.
©
25th day, Oh. 56m. after.
S 1
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena. \
5
3
© 's
place.
Moon
Moon
o|
rises.
sets.
Souths.
ri.8(set.
1 Tues
d © 2_( lh.7m. After.
5
38
6
22
this
4
610 3
2
Wed
©in Apogee.
5
39
6
21
27
4
5410 46
3
Thur
7*s ris. 9h. 46m. Aft
5
40
6
20
t 9
5
4311 27
4
Frid
d © b 2h.24m.Mo.
5
41
6
19
21
6
34
morn.
5
Satu
Dog days end.
5
42
6
18
V3 2
7
26
0 14
6
Sun
12th Sun. afterTrin.
5
43
6
17
14
8
17
1 0
7
Mon
□ Ob
5
44
6
16
26
9
6
1 57
8
Tues
Moderate weather.
5
45
6
15
^ 9
9
54
2 50
9
Wed
$ visible in the eve.
5
46
6
14
21
10
40
3 50
10
Thur
Cool winds, light
5
47
6
13
4
11
26
4 52
11
Frid
21 sets 9h. 10m. Aft.
5
48
6
12
17
morn.
© rise
12
Satp
showers, and some
5
49
6
11
t 1
0
1C
6 25
13
Sun
13th Sun. after Trin.
5
50
6
10
14
0
56
7 25
14
Mon
7#s So. 4h. 6m. Mor.
5
51
6
9
28
1
44
8 10
15
Tues
foggy weather.
5
52
6
8
a 12
2
34
9 30
16
Wed
©in Perigee. Be
5
53
6
7
20
3
29
10 30
17
Thur
Lambert, temperate.
5
54
6
6
nil
4
28
11 4
18
Frid
21 sets 8h. 50m. Aft.
5
55
6
5
25
5
29
morn.
19
Satu
use moderate exercise
5
56
6
4
EH 9
6
32
0 7
20
Sun
14th Sun. afterTrin.
5
57
6
3
.23
7
33
1 14
21
Mon
St. Matthew.
5
58
6
2
7
8
30
2 31
22
Tues
©enters=2=. Autumn
5
59
6
1
21
9
24
3 30
23
Wed
[commences.
6
0
6
0
m 5
10
13
4 10
24
Thur
21 sets 8h. 30m. Aft.
6
1
5
59
18
10
59
4 50
25
F rid
and avoid fevers.
6
2
5
58
2
11
44
©sets
26
Satu
d 0 9 Superior.
6
3
5
57
15
aft.
28
7 0
27
Sun
d © ? 3h.56m. Mo.
6
4
5
56
28
1
12
7 29
28
Mon
7*s So.3h. 14m.Mo.
6
5
5
55
TTllO
1
58
8 0
29
Tues
d © 216h.25m.Mo.
6
6
5
54
22
2
45
8 50
30
Wed|St.Jerome. Variable.
6
7
5
53
t 5
3
35
9 20
An herb called sweet fern, which grows in fields with
the whortleberry, and whose leaf is long and has an un¬
even edge, will cure the poison of the vine usually grow¬
ing on old posts and trunks of trees, sometimes called mer¬
cury.
Simple cure for Rheumatism.—Boil a small pot full of
potatoes, and bathe the part affected with the water in
which the potatoes are boiled, as hot as can be applied,
fol
OCTOBER begins on tJChitrsday, has 31 days.
® 3rd
© 11th
day, Oh. 7m. after,
day, lh. 44m. morn.
17th day, 6h. 26m. after.
25th day, 2h. 28m. mom.
D.Ml
Days
Week.
Various Phenomena
rises.
m
sets.
®'s
place.
Moon
Souths.
Moon
ri.8fset.
1
Thur
d Q h Oh- 52m. Aft
6 9
5 51
t 17
4 25
10 20
2
Frid
Andre execut. 1780.
6 10
5 50
28
5 17
11 10
3
Satu
7*s Sh.2h. 55m.Mo.
6 11
5 49
14710
6 8
11 52
4
Sun
16th Sun. after Trin.
6 12
5 48
21
6 57
morn.
5
Mon
Gen'l election inGa.
6 13
5 47
AW q
<VW V
7 45
0 33
6
Tues
The industrious
6 14
5 46
17
8 32
1 33
7
Wed
9 sets 6h. 49m. Aft.
6 15
5 45
24
9 17
2 41
8
Thur
farmer is now gath-
6 16
5 44
3012
10 2
3 29
9
Frid
Saint Dennis, ering
6 17
5 43
25
10 47
4 30
10
Satu
® in Perigee.
6 18
5 42
T 9
11 35
5 36
11
Sun
17th Sun. after Trin.
6 19
5 41
23
morn.
© rise
12
Mon
7*s So.2h.l 6m. Mor.
6 20
5 40
8 8
0 25
6 27
13
Tues
his corn and cotton.
6 2]
5 39
21
1 20
7 10
14
Wed
Ifsets 7h. 2 Im. Aft.
6 22
5 38
n 3
2 19
7 51
15
Thur
Fine crops promise
6 23
5 37
21
3 21
9 0
16
Frid;
liberal reward to the
6 24
5 36
S 5
4 25
10 3
17
Satu
Burgoyne surr'd '77
6 25
5 35
20
5 28
11 5
18
Sun
18th Sun. afterTrin.
6 26
5 34
a 4
6 26
morn.
19
Mon
Cornwallis sur'd '81
6 27
5 33
18
7 20
0 11
20
Tues
9 sets 6h. 49m. Aft.
6 27
5 33
tt£ 1
8 10
1 10
21
Wed
industrious and
6 28
5 32
15
8 56
2 15
22
Thur
6 2 If • 2 1° 6' So.
6 29
5 3l
28
9 40
3 20
23
Frid
careful. Favorable
6 30
5 30
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10 24
4 24
24
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7*s So.lh.29m.Mor.
6 31
5 29
23
11 7
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25
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19thSun. afterTrin
6 32
5 28
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11 52
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26
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5 27
18
aft. 39
6 25
27
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6 © U & 6 O 2 7h.
6 34
5 26
t 1
1 27
7 9
26
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6 35
5 25
13
2 18
8 0
29
Thur
weather for picking
6 36
5 24
25
3 9
8 50
30
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out cotton.
6 37
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ltf 6
4 0
9 40
31
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7*s So. lh. 1m. Mor.
6 38
5 22
18
4 50
10 32
immediately before getting into bed. The pain will be
removed, or at least greatly alleviated by next morning.
The most obstinate rheumatic pains are known to have
been cured by one application of this novel and simple
remedy.
To make plate look like new.—Take of unslacked lime
and alum, a pound each ; of aquavitae and vinegar, each a
I31
NOVEMBER begins on Sunday, lias 30 days.
?(ol
(f) 2d day, 7h. 34m. morn.
© 9th day, Oh. 21m. after.
16th day, 3h. 20m. morn.
23d day, 8h. 41m. after.
b-h .
Ol
Days
Week.
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rises.
m
sets.
©'s j Moon
place. Souths.
Moon
ri.8fset.
1 |S un
All Saints.
6 39
5 21
£? 0;
5 38
11 19
2; Mon
Presidential elect.ioni6 40
5 20
12
6 24
morn.
3;Tues
[in Georgia.
6 41
5 19
23
7 8
0 10
4 Wed
Remember that the ft 41
5 19
X 71
7 52
1 10
5Thur
2 sets 6h. 52m. Aft.|6 42
5 18
20'
8 36
2 10
6 Frid
chief and highest end ft 43
5 17
T 3
9 22
3 10
7 Satu
of men is to spend
6 44
5 16
17 j10 11
4 11
8
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21st Sun. after Trin.
6 45
5 15
» 2
11 4
5 20
9
Mon
their lives in the
6 46
5 14
16
morn.
© rise
10
Tues
9 in Perigee.
6 47
5 13
n i
0 2
5 45
11
Wed
2 great, elong. east.
6 47
5 13
16
1 5
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12
Thur
service of their
6 48
5 12
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2 11
7 52
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6 $ . 2 2° 23' S.
6 49
5 11
16
3 17
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14
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Creator, that when
6 50
5 10
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4 19
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15
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22d Sun. after Trin.
6 50
5 10
15
5 16
11 6
16
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they appear before the
6 51
5 9
28
6 7
morn.
17
Tues
2 sets 6h. 59m. Aft
6 52
5 8
TQ213
6 55
0 6
18
Wed
judgment seal of the
6 53
5 7
25
7 39
1 15
19
Thur
Son of Man,
6 53
5 7
== 8
8 22
2 16
20
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they may receive
6 54
5 6
20
9 5
3 43
21
Satu
6 OH.
6 55
5 5
fll 3
9 49
4" 52
22
Sun
23rd Sun. after Trin.
6 55
5 5
15
10 35
5 52
23
Mon
a blessing,
6 56
5 4
27
11 22
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24
T ues
2 sets 7h.0m. After.
6 57
5 3
/ 9
aft. 12
5 52
25
Wed
and not a curse.
6 57
5 3
21
1 3
6 43
26
Thur
6 8 2 6h. 26m. Aft.
6 58
5 2
V3 3
1 54
7 33
27
Frid
© in Apogee.
6 58
5 2
15
2 44
8 38
28
Satu
6 59
5 1
27
3 33
9 10
29 Sun
Advent Sunday.
6 59
5 1
2S? 9
4 19
10 10
30lMon
St. Andrew.
7 0
5 0
21
5 3
11 17
&
pint; and of beer grounds, two quarts ; boil the plate in
these, and they will set a beautiful gloss upon it.
For coloring Flannel.—Take black alder bark—boil it
well—then skim or strain the liquor. Wet the cloth with
a pretty strong ley, and dip it into the alder liquor—let it
remain until cool enough to wring, and you have an in¬
delible orange color.
Rice Bread.—Mix rice flour with wheat, in the propor-
DECEMBER begins on Tuesday, has 31 days.
® '2d day, Ih. 48m. morn.
© 8th day, lOh. 46m. after.
23d day, 3h. 54m. after.
31st day, 4h 35m. after.
D.MI
Days
Week,
Various Phenomena.
©
rises.
©
sets.
place.
Moon
Souths.
| Moon
\ri. 5fsct.
1 Tues
And now with the
7 05 0
X 3
5 46
morn.
2 Wed
Election of Fresi-
7 1'4 5S
15
6 28
0 17
3iThur
[dent of U. S.
7 l 4 59
28
7 12
1 21
4 Frid
$ sets 7h. 14m. Aft.
7 2 4 58
Til
7 57
2 32
5 Satu
close of the year,
7 2
4 58
25
8 47
3 50
6,SUN
2nd Sund. in Advent.
7 3
4 57
8 9
9 42
4 0
7 Mon
close if -possible all
7 3
4 57
23
10 42
5 21
8 Tues
your accounts ;
7 3
4 57
n 9
11 48
©rise
9 Wed
®in Perigee.
7 4 4 56
25
morn.
5 56
10 Thur
avoid making any
7 4(4 56
sio
0 56
6 50
11 Frid
2 sets 7h. 20m. Aft.
7 4
4 56
25
2 2
7 50
12
Satu
unnecessary debts;
7 4
4 56
5U0
3 4
8 52
13
Sun
3d Sund. in Advent.
7 5
4 55
23
3 59
10 4
14
Mon
Washington d. 1799
7 5
4 55
8
4 50
LI 8
15
Tues
6 O b •
7 5
4 55
21
5 37
morn.
16
Wed
be punctual in fulfill¬
7 5
4 55
=2= 5
6 21
0 5
17
Thur
ing all your engage-
7 5
4 55
17
7 "4
1 7
18
Frid
2 sets 7h. 29m. Aft.
7 5
4 55
TTl 0
7 48
2 23
19 Satu
ments, and prepare
7 5
4 55
13
8 33
3 41
20
Sun
4th Sund. in Advent.
7 5
4 55
25
9 19
4 50
21
Mon
Winter commences.
7 5
4 55
t 6
10 8
5 50
22
Tues
for that hour when
7 5
4 55
18
10 58
6 0
23
Wed
Oin Apogee.
7 5
4 55
VS 2
11 50
©sets
24
Thur
you will be called to
7 5
4 55
14
aft. 40
6 0
25
Frid
Christmas Day.
7 5
4 55
26
1 29
7 0
26
Satu
answer for all
7 5
4 55
£? 6
2 16
8 3
27
Sun
6 9 9 bh. 2m. Mor.
7 5
4 55
18
3 1
8 58
28
Mon
St. John Evangelist.
7 5
4 55
x 0
3 44
9 52
29
Tues
Innocents.
7 5
4 55
11
4 25
10 48
30
Wed
the deeds done
7 5
4 55
21
5 7
11 46
31
Thur
in the body.
7 4
4 56
T 7
5 50
morn.
. - _ - This is cheaper, more
wholesome and nourishing, and generally better liked, than
common wheat bread.
Or, boil a pint of rice soft, add a half pint of yeast,
and 3 quarts of flour ; put it to rise in an earthern vessel;
when sufficiently light, divide it into three loaves, and
bake as usual.
united states.
17
GOVERNMENT OE THE UNITED STATES.
Martin Van Buren, of New York, President, salary $25,000
Richard M. Johnson, of Kentucky, Vice " 5,000
department of state.
John Forsyth, of Georgia, Secretary, salary 6,000.
treasury department.
Levi Woodbury, of N.Hampshire, Secretary, salary 6,000.
war department.
Joel R. Poinsett, of South Carolina, Secretary, salary 6,000.
navy department.
James K. Paulding, of New York, Secretary, salary 6,000.
post office department.
Amos Kendall, of Kentucky, PostMaster General; salary 4,000
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.—Henry Potter, Judge. T. P. Devereaux, Attorney:
Beverley Daniels, Marshal. Wm. H. Haywood, Clerk.—Clerk of District Courts; at
Wilmington, C. Walker; atEdenton, J. W. Littlejohn ; at Newbern, J.Brown.
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.—Thomas Lee, Judge. Robt. B. Gilchrist, Attorney.
T. D. Condy, Marshal. James Jervey Clerk.
FOR'GEORGIA. , Judge. Thomas Stiles, Attorney. John Wm. Max¬
well, Marshal. George Glen, Clerk.
FOR EAST-FLORIDA.—Robt. R. Reid, Judge, T. Douglass, Attorney. Sam¬
uel S. Blair, Marshal. Geo. Gibbes, Clerk,
MIDDLE DISTRICT.—Thos. Randall, Judge. Charles Sibley, Attorney. T. E
Randolph, Marshal. James P.Linn, Clerk.
FOR WEST-FLORID A.—I. A. Cameron, Judge. George Walker, Attorney. Sam¬
uel Bell, Marshal. G. F. Baltwell, Clerk.
SOUTHERN FLORIDA.—James Webb, Judge! W. P. Clark, Attorney. Tho.
mas Eastin, Marshal. A. H. Day, Clerk.
APALACHICOLA, DIST. FLORIDA.—Robt. C. Allen, Judge. Wm, B. Brock
enbiMgh, Attorney. Peter W. Cautier, jr., Marshal.
Richard K. Call, Governor of the Territory of Florida, Tallahassee. J. H. Walker,
Secretary.
[The Governor holds his office, 3 years. The Secretary, 4 years. Either may be re¬
moved by the President: and in case of the death of the Governor, the Secretary must
act, until the office is filled.]
TIME OF HOLDING UNITED STATES' COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.—Held at the City of Washington, on the 2d Mond. in Janu¬
ary, annually.
FEDERAL CIRCUIT COURT.—For North Carolina—at Wake Court-house, 01 at
Raleigh, the 12th May, and 12th Nov. For South Carolina—at Charleston the 2d
Tuesday in April; at Columbia, the 4th Monday in Nov. Return day first day of each
court. For Georgia—at Savannah, on Thursday after the first Monday in May. At
Milledgeville, on Thursday after the first Monday in November.
OCT When any of the fixed days fall on Sunday, the court will be opened the Mon¬
day following.
FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT.—For N.Carolina—at Edenton, in and for the
district of Albemarle, on the 3d Mond. of April, and Oct.; at Newbem, in and for the dis-
triet of Pamlico, on the fourth Mondays of April, and October; at Wilmington, in and
for the district of Cape Fear, on the first Monday after the fourth Mondays of April
and October, annually.
For South Carolina—at Charleston, on the 3d Monday in "March, and September;
1st Monday in July, and 2nd Monday in December. At Laurens Court House, the
next Tuesday after the adjournment of the Circuit Court at Columbia.
(Q= Return Day, first day of each court. ,
For Georgia—at Savannah, on the second Tuesday in February, May, August, and
November.
0zy The District Judges have power to hold Special Courtt in their respective Dis¬
tricts, at discretion.
EXCHANGE OFFICES, AUGUSTA.
J G. Winter, Masonic Hall. Lloyd and Yincentopposite do.
P. 3.
18 GEORGIA.
GOVERNMENT OF GEORGIA.
George R. Gilmer, Governor, salary $4,000
Wm. A. Tennille, Sec'y of State, 2,000
Thomas Haynes, Treasurer, 2,000
John G.Park, Controller General, 2,000
, Surveyor General, 2,000
Benj. T. Bethune, f Secretaries to Executive\ 1,250
J H Steele6'^"' 1 Department. J each.
S. Mc Carthy, Messenger to do.
Robert M. Echols, President of the Senate.
Joseph Day, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
John T. Lamar, Secretary of the Senate,
Joseph Sturgis, Clerk of the House of Representatives.
members of congress.
Senators,—Wilson Lumpkin and Alfred Cuthbert.
Representatives.
Wm. C. Dawson, E. Nesbitt, Thomas B. King,
Mark A.Cooper, W. T. Colquitt, E. J. Black,
R. Habersham, Julius A. Alford, Lot Warren.
Judiciary.
JUDGES AND SOLICITORS OF SUPERIOR COURTS.
Circuits. No. of Counties. Judges. Solicitor Generals.
Eastern, Nine, Charles H. Henry, John E Ward,
Middle, Nine, John Schley, E. Stames, Att'y Genl.
Northern, Eight, Garnett Andrews, Upton S. Heath, ^
Western, Eight, Thomas W. Harris, Howell Cobb, ™
Ocmulgee, Seven, Edward Y, Hill, James O. Smith,
Southern, Eleven, Charleton B. Cole, W. W. Wiggins,
Flint, Ten, A. M. D. King, James H. Stark,
Coweta, Nine, Hiram Warner, George D. Anderson,
Chatahoochee, Ten, Marshall I. Wellborn, Henry L. Benning,
Cherokee, Eleven, Turner H. Trippe, Henry L Sims,
SUPERIOR COURTS.
Eastern Circuit—9 Counties.
BULLOCH, Wednesday before the 1st Monday in November, and the 4th Monday in
March. CAMDEN, 2d Monday in April and 4th Monday in December. WAYNE,
Thursday after 4th Monday in December, and the Thursday after the 2d Monday in
April. GLYNN, 3d Monday in April, and the Monday after the 4th Monday in De¬
cember. McINTOSH, Thursday after the 3d Monday in April, and the Thursday af¬
ter the 4th Monday in December. BRYAN, Wednesday after 4th Monday in Decem¬
ber, and the 4th Monday in April. LIBERTY, Monday after the 4th Monday in De¬
cember, and the 4th Monday in April. EFFINGHAM, Friday after 1st Monday in
November, and Thursday after 4th Monday in March. CHATHAM, 2d Monday in
January and May.
Middle Circuit—9 Counties.
COLUMBIA, 2d Monday in March and Sept. WASHINGTON, 4th Monday in
March and Sept. MONTGOMERY, 2d Mond in April and the 1st Mond in Oct. TAT-
NALL, Thursday after 3d Monday in April and Oct. EMANUEL, 3d Mond in April,
#nd 3d Mond in Oct. SCRIVEN, 4th Monday in April, and 4th Mond in Oct. BURKE,
1st Monday in May, and 3d Mond in Nov. JEFFERSON, 3d Mond in May, and 2d
MondinNov. RICHMOND, 2d Mond in June, and 2d Monday in January.
Northern Circuit—8 Counties.
TALIAFERRO, 1st Mond in Sept and March. WILKES, 3d Mond in Feb. and 4th
Monday in July. MADISON, 2d Monday in March and September. ELBERT, 3d
Monday in March and Sept: WARREN, 1st Monday in April, land 1st in Oct.
HANCOCK, 2d Mond in April and Oct. OGLETHORPE, 3d Mond in April and
Oct. LINCOLN 4th Monday in April and October.
GEORGIA.
19
Western Circuit—8 Counties.
CLARKE, 2d Moncl in Feb. and Aug. WALTON, 3d do. in do. JACKSON,4th do
in do. GW1NNET, 2nd do in March and Sept. HALL, 3d do. in do. FRANKLIN,
3d do in April and Oct. HABERSHAM, 2d do. ill do. RABUN, Thursday before 2d
Monday in April and October.
Ocmulgee Circuit—7 Counties.
B ALDWIN, 3d Mond in Jan. and July. MORGAN, 1st do in March and September.
GREENE, 2d do in do. PUTNAM, 3d do in do. WILKINSON, 1st Mond m April
and 1st in Oct. JONES, 3d do in April and Oct. JASPER, 4th do in do.
Southern Circuit—11 Counties.
PULASKI, 2d Mond in April and Oct. IRWIN,4th do in do. TELFAIR, Thurs¬
days thereafter. THOMAS, 4th Monday in May and Nov. LOWNDES, Mondays
thereafter. WARE, Mondays thereafter. APPLING, Thursdays after. LAURENS,
011 Mondays after. DECATUR, 3d Monday in May and November. TWIGGS, 1st
Mond in April and Oct. DOOLY, 3d do in do. MACON, 1st Monday m May and
November.
Flint Circuit—10 Counties.
CRAWFORD, 3d Monday in Feb. and Aug. UPSON, 4th do in do. PIKE, 1st do
in March and Sept. MONROE, 2d do in do. NEWTON, 4th do. in do. BUTTS, 3d
do. in do. HENRY, 2d do in April and Oct. HOUSTON, 4th do. in do. BIBB, 3d
Monday in May and Nov.
Coweta Circuit—9 Counties.
MERIWETHER, 4th Mond in Feb. and Aug. TROUP, 4th do in April and Oct.
HEARD, 3d do in do. COWETA, 1st do in March and Sept. FAYETTE, 2nd do in
do. DeKALB, 3rd do in do. CAMPBELL, 1st do in April and Oct. COBB, 4th do
in March and Sept. CARROLL, 2d do in April and Oct.
Chatahoochie Circuit—10 Counties.
STEWART, 1st Mond in Feb. and Aug. RANDOLPH, 2d do in do. EARLY, 3rd
do in do. BAKER, 4th do in do. LEE, on the Thursday after. SUMTER, 1st Mond
in March and Sept. MARION, 2nd do in do. TALBOT, 3rd do in do. HARRIS,
4th Monday in March and Sept. MUSCOGEE, 3d do in do.
Cherokee Circuit—10 Counties.
UNION, 2d Monday in March and Sept. GILMER, 1st Monday in Sept. and Wed¬
nesday after 3d Mond in March. LUMPKIN, 1st Mond in March and Sept. EOR«
SYTH, 4th do in Feb. and Aug. CHEROKEE, 3d do in do. CASS, 2nd do in do.
MURRAY, 3d Mond in Mareli and Sept. WALKER, 4th do in do. FLOYD, 1st
Mond in Feb. and Aug. PAULDING, Thursday before do in do.
INFERIOR COURTS.
Eastern Circuit.
Wayne, last Monday in December and May. Camden, 1st do in Jan and June. Glynn,
2nd do in do. M'Intosh, 3rd do in do. Bryan, 4th do in do. Liberty, 2d do in do. Bul¬
loch, 1st do in Feb and July. Effingham, 2nd do. in do. Chatham, 3rd do in do.
Middle Circuit.
Columbia, 4th Monday in June and July. Washington, 4th do in Jan and July. Mont¬
gomery, 1st do. in Feb. and Aug. Tatnall, 2d do in do. Emanuel, 1st do. in Jan. and
July. Seriven, 2d do in do. Burke, 1st do in do. Jefferson, 3d do in do. Richmond,
1st do in March and Sept.
Northern Circuit.
Madison, 2d Monday in Jan and July. Elbert, 3d do in do. Oglethorpe, 4th do in
Jan and June. Lincoln, 1st do. in Feb and July. Hancock, 1st do in Feb. and 3d in
Aug. Warren, 2d do in Feb and Aug. Wilkes, 1st ilo in May and 4th in Sept. Talia¬
ferro, 1st do in June and Dec.
Western Circuit.
Franklin, 4th Monday in Jan. and July. Rabun, 1st do. in do. Gwinnett, 2d do in
June and Dee. Jackson, 1st do in Jan and July. Clark, 4th do in Oct and 2nd in May.
Habersham, 2d do in July and Jan. Hall, 4th do in do. Walton, 3d do in May and
November.
Ocmulgee Circuit.
Wilkinson, 2d Monday in July and Jan. Jones, 4th do in do. Jasper, 4th do in do.
Baldwin, 2nd do. in April and Oct. Greene, 1st Tuesday in Jan. and 2d Monday in
June. Morgan, 1st Monday in June and Dec. Putnam, 3d do in do.
Southern Circuit.
Twiggs, 4th Monday in Jan. and July. Lowndes, 3d do. in Jan and lstin June. Thom¬
as, 1st do in Jan and July. Dooly, 4th do in June and Dec. Decatur, 2nd do in March
20
GEORGIA.
and Sept. Telfair, 1st do in April and 2nd in Oct. Irwin, 4th do in Jan and 1st in July.
I.aurens, 1st do in June and Dec. Pulaski, 3d do in Jan and July. Appling, 3d do in
June ancl Dec. Ware, 4th do in do.
Flint Circuit.
Bibb, 2d Mond. in Feb. and Aug. Houston, 4th do in Jan. and July. Butts 2nd do in
Jan and July. Crawford, 3d do in May and Nov. Upson, 2nd do in do. Pike, 1st do
in do. Monroe, 2nd do in do. Newton, 4th do in do. Henry, 4th do in Jan and July.
Macon, 1st do in Feb and Aug.
Chatahoochee Circuit.
Stewart, 1st Monday in May and Nov. Randolph. 2nd do in do. Lee, 4th do in do.
Sumter, 1st do in June and Dec. Marion, 3d do in May and Nov. Muscogee, 1st do in
June and Dec. Talbot, 3d do in do. Harris, 4th do in do. Early, 2nd do in January
and July. Baker, 1st do in March and Sept. _
Cherokee Circuit.
Paulding, 3d Monday in May and Nov. Cass, 4th do in do. Cherokee, 1st do in
June and Dec. Forsyth, 1st do in do. Lumpkin, 3d do in do. Union, 4th do in do.
Gilmer, 1st do in July and Jan. Murray, 2d do in do. Walker, 3d do. in do. Floyd,
4th do in do. Dade, 2nd do. in June and Dec. _
Coweta Circuit.
Fayette, 3d Monday in June, and 2nd in Jan. Carroll, 1st do. in Feb. and Aug. Mer-
i wether, 4th do. in April and Oct. Troup, 3rd do, in June and 2nd in Jan. Coweta,
4th do in June and Dec. DeKalb, 2nd do. in July and Jan. Campbell, 2nd do. in June
and Dec. Cobb, 3d do in do. Heard, 1st do. in Feb and Aug,
(CTRetum Day, ten days before the first day of either Court for Writs of Common
Law, and 30 days for Bills in Equity.
CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF AUGUSTA.
ALFRED CUMMING, Mayor.
WARDENS.—Ward No. 1.—Philip Crump, G. F. Parish, and R.F. Bush.
" " 2.—B. H. Warren, S. M. Thompson, and M. M. Dye,
" " 3.—J. B. Bishop, D. W. St. John, and William Rankin,
ts « 4.—c. B. Hitt, M. Nelson, and William Harper.
Clerk of the Council, S. H. Oliver. Council sits the first Saturday in each month.
City Sheriff, Edmund Martin. Collector and Treasurer, J. H. Mann. City Marshal,
Foster Blodget. Deputy do., E. G. McGolrick. City Constables, John Timmerman and
K.H.Watson. Jailor, Wash. Lawson. Clerk Lower Market, J.W. Meredith. Clerk
Upper do., W. Keener. Keeper of Hospital, Thomas Clausen. Keeper of Magazine,
Oliver Danforth. City SeMon, W. Moody.
A. G. Raiford, County Surveyor.
Justices oj Inferior Court,—V. Walker, A. Rhodes, B. H. Warren, A. N. Verdery
and John Skinner. Clerk of the Court of Ordinary, G. M. Walker.
Sessions of the COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, held quarterly, on the 2nd Mon¬
day of February, May, August, and November. Return D'/iV five days before the sit¬
ting of each Court. J. W. WILDE, Judge. Henry Robert, Clerk.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.—William H. Jones, Daniel McMurphy, Charles Carter, A.
Picqtiet, Andrew J. Miller, William T. Gould, Samuel H. Peck, John A. Barnes, W. G.
Nimmo, Nathaniel W. Cocke, William W. Mann, Daniel S. Roman, F. A. Morgan,
A. G. Raiford. '
F. W. LACY, Sheriff of Richmond County. R. F. Bush, Deputy do.
JAMES McLAWS, Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts.
Banks at Augusta.
Branch Bank State of Georgia. John Phinizy, President. J. Henry, Cashier.
John Phinizy, Robert McDonald, Adam Johnson, I. S. Tuttle, Wm. H. Turpin, Geo.
M. Newton, Philip McGran, R. C. Baldwin, F. B. Greiner, James T. Gray, Directors.
Wm. Smith, jr. Teller. J. Milligan, Book keeper. J. J. Byrd, Discount Clerk. J.S.
Griffin, Assistant Clerk and Notary. Offering Day, Thursday. Discount Day, Friday.
Bank of Augusta. Capital £1,200,000. J. Moore, President, R. F. Poe, Cashier.
John Moore, A. Waterman, James Frazer, J. Carmichael, Wm. Cumming, J. Bones,
S. Clark, A. Gould, J. McDowall, J. Harper, R. A. Reed, J. W. Davies, one vacancy, Di¬
rectors. J, B. Bishop, T. Barrett, F. M. Robertson, State Directoi's•
S. C. Wilson, Paying Teller. M. F. Bosclair. "Receiving Teller. E. Henkell, Book¬
keeper. G. W. Morgan, Assistant Book-keeper. G. M.Thew,Discount Cl'k. /.Brown,
Collection CI k. R. Clark, Notary. Ottering Day, Monday. Discount Day, Tuesday.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
21
Mechanics Bank. Capital £1,000,000. A. Sibley, President, G. W. Lamar, Cashier.
A. Sibley, M. RofF, Marshal ICeitb,A M. Adams, W. F. ltathbone, /antes B.Walker,
George H. Metcalf, John Morrison, Josiah Sibley, Directors.
George Robertson, Teller. D. S. Roman, Book-keeper. M. Hatch, Discount Clerk.
/. C. Snead, Collection Clerk. Offering Day, Tuesday. Discount Day, Wednesday.
Augusta Insurance and Banking Company. Capital £500,000.
Peter Bennoch, President. Robert Walton, Cashier.
Peter Bennoeh, Thomas J. Parmalee, H. W. Risley, John Coskery, James Hope, Jo¬
seph Davis, J. B. Guieu, D. W. St. John, Samuel Bones, J. P. Geiner, H. C. Bryson,
Thomas Richards, W. Harper, Directors.
Henry Holcomb, Assistant Cashier. P. A.Morgan, Teller. G. W. Somers, Book-keeper
and Notary. William B. Savage, Discount Clerk. Offering Day, Wednesday. Dis¬
count Day, Thursday.
Branch Bank Georgia Rail Road Company.
Hayes Rowdre, President. J. W. Wilde, Cashier.
E. B. Beall, Edward Bustin, W. M. De Antignac, George R. Jessup, J. P. King, W.
H. Morgan, A. J. Miller, B. H. Warren, Edward Thomas, Directors.
Win. H. Jones, Teller. D. Mc Murphy, Book-keeper and Notary. J. P. McKinney,
Discount Clerk.
Agency of the Bank at Brunswick. J. D. Bugbee, Agent.
Banks at Columbus.
Bank of Columbus. Capital, £$300,000. C. D. Stewart, President. A.B.Davis, Cashier
Planters'1 and Mechanics'1 Bank of Columbus, Capital £1,000,000. D. McDugal, Presi¬
dent. A. B. Ragan, Cashier.
Agency Milledgeville Bank, R. A. Green, Agent.
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY.-Capital, £300,000.
P. T. Schley, President. Jno. E.Davis, Secretary.
GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
P. Noble, Governor and Commander in Chief, salary $3,500
B. K, Henegan, Lieut. Governor.
M. Laborde, Secretary of State, Fees.
W. E. Hayne, Controller General, 2,000
B. H. Saxton, Surveyor General, Fees.
William Laval, Charleston, Treasurer, 2,000
J. Black, Columbia, " 1,600
R. G. Mills, Superinlendant of Public Works, 1,200
Members of Congress.
Senators.—Col. W. C. Preston, and J. C. Calhoun.
REPRESENTATIVES,—From 4th March, 1839.
1 Fram the Congressional District of Charleston—I. E. HOLMES.
2 From the united Districts of Colleton and Beaufort—ROBERT B. RHETT.
3 do. do. of Georgetown. Hovvy, Marion, Marlbor-")TOHN C,M
ough, Williamsburg,dnd Darlington,! camfuml
4 do. do. of Barnwell, Orangeburg, Lexington, and \ w „ PT MnD„
Richland, J EL MORE"
5 do. do. of Edgefield and Abbeville—FRANCIS W. PICKENS.
6 do. do. of Pendleton and Greenville—WADDY THOMPSON.
7 do. do. of Spartanburg, Union, York and Chester—JAMES ROGERS.
8 do. do. of Lac|1a^';fieIfa''sl,aW' Sumler> and jj. P. RICHARDSON.
9 do. do. of Fairfield, Newberry and Laurens—J. K. GRIFFIN.
Times of Holding COURTS OF SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS, for each Circuit.
Days of the week.
1st Monday in January,
3rd Monday in March.
4th do do
IstMon after 4th Mon in March
2nd do do in do
3rd do do in do
1st Monday in May,
1st Monday in October,
2nd do in do
3rd do in do
4th do in do
1st Mon after 4th Mon in Oct.
2nd Mon after 4th Mon in Oct.
3rd Mon after 4th Mon in Oct.
May 4th
Oct 5th
12th
19th
20 th
Eastern.
Southern.
Charleston, continued for 4 weeks,
Richland,
Marion,
Con way borough for Horry,
Georgetown,
Williamsburgh,
Orangeluirgh,
Mam well,
Walterboro' tin- Colleton.
Giilisonville for Beaufort
Charleston, to be continued
ditto for 2 weeks, I
weeks,
Nov
----- Richland.
Marion. Orangeburgh,
2d | Conwayborotigh for Horry, |Barnwell,
9th I Georgetown, i Walterboro' for Colleton.
16th Williamsburgh, |Giilisonville for Beaufort.
South
Western.
Abbeville,
Edgefield,
Newberry,
Lexington,
Abbeville,
Edgefield,
Newberry,
Lexington,
Pickens,
Anderson,
Greenville,
Spartanburgh Lancaster,
Laurens, Fairfield,
Middle.
Union,
York,
Chester,
Pickens,
Anderson,
Greenville,
Spartanburgh
Laurens,
Union,
York,
Chester,
Lancaster,
Fairfield,
Chesterfield.
Kershaw,
Sumter,
Darlington,
Marlborough,
Chesterfield,
Kershaw,
Sumter,
Darlington,
Marlborough.
dissociate Judges in the Courts of Laiv.
Northern Circuit—T. J. Withers,
Western " J.N.Whitner,
South-western" J. J.Caldwell,
Middle « T. T. Player,
Southern " J.D.Edwards,
R. Gantt,
J.S.Richardson,
Baylis J.Earle,
Josiah J. Evans,
A. P. Butler,
J. B. O'Neal,
Attorney General— Henry Baily,—to attend the
Eastern Circuit.
(C Appeal Courts of Law to be held by the Law Judges at Charleston on the
first Monday in February. At Columbia, on the first Monday in May, and 4th
Monday in Nov. Appeal Courts of Equity to be held by the Chancellors at the
same time and places.
C7.t Court for COSZHECCfOJYof ElZROSSS composed
of the Judges of Law and Equity, on all questions where either of the Appeal
Courts are divided.
(TTReturn Day—fifteen days before thesitting of each Court.
City Court of Charleston.
Held 1st Monday in January, 16th ^ Hon. Jacob Axson,
do do April, |6th i Recorder.
do do July, J 6th j EPReturn day, ten days bc-
do do Nov'r. |2d j fore each Court is held.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Chancellors in Equity.
"VVm. Harper,
Job Johnson,
Clerks.—Alex. Herbemont, and Thomas J. Gantt.
State Reporter—C. W. Dudley.
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STATIONERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Fine Cutlery, Fancy Articles, Jflttsic and JVIusical Instru¬
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Law, Medical, and Theological LIBRARIES furnished
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BOOK BINDING,
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sufficient to meet the demand.
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BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
COLUMBUS, GA.,
Keep constantly on hand, a general assortment of
Medical, Law, Classical, and Miscellaneous Books,
and a great variety of
Stationery, Blank Books, Paper, Fine Cutlery, Fancy
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October, 1839.