The United States Baptist Annual Register and Almanac

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THE
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UNITED STATES
BAPTIST ANNUAL REGISTER
AND
ALMANAC.
1833.
BY AIXEN,
I. II.
£ AGENT OF THE BAPTIST GENERAL TRACT SOCIETY.
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THE
UNITED STATES
BAPTIST ANNUAL REGISTER
AND
ALMANAC.
1833.
BY M. ALLEN,
I.
AGENT OF THE EAPT1ST GENERAL TRACT SOCIETY.
PRINTED BY T. VV. USTICK, No. 3 FRANKLIN-PLACE.
1833.
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ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
FOR THE YEAR
1833
:
COMPRISING
The Rising, Setting, Places, and Eclipses, of the Sun andMoon:
The Southing, Phases, Age, and Latitude, of the Moon
The Rising, Setting, andSouthing, of the most conspicuous Planets and
FixedStars
The Equation of Time, Sun's Declination, and
Time of High Water at New York, for morning and afternoon:
With the Festivals, fyc.
CAREFULLY CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDES AND MERIDIANS OF
BOSTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, CHARLESTON,
AND CINCINNATI.
up wiamm bottom,
NO. 116 GREEN STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
:
NOTES TO THE READER.
1. The Calculations of this Almanac are made to Solar apparent time, to which add the
Equation in the 4th column of the Calendar page when the Sun is "slow," and subtract it
when "fast," for true clock time.
2. The time of High Water at New York is given for the Morning and Afternoon of
everyday in the year; except that, when High Water—comes very near midnight,the time of
the next high tide will be after noon on the next day and, of course, theie can be but one
tide that day. Also,ifhigh tide occurs verynear noon on anyday,there can but one tide on
that day,as the next tide will be after midnight: which will account for the blanks that may
be seen in the tide-columns.
3. The Sun's rising and setting stand inonecolumn for each place: the figuresexpressing
the minutes,are,in everyinstance, to be read so many minutes after the hour of rising, and
so manybefore thatofsetting—. Thus,onJanuary 1st, for Boston,read, Sun rises 31 min.after
7, and sets 31 min. before 5 that is,29 min. after 4.
4. Twice the timeofthe Sun's setting, gives the lengthofthe day; and twice therising,
thatofthe night.
5. Take notice, that, as the days begin at midnight, whatever is referred to as occurring
during the Sun's absence, (ifafter midnight,) must be looked for inwhat some personsthink
the night before.
6. To find the Moon's age on any day,call the dayofthe preceding—NewMoon thefirst,
and count onward to the dayproposed: for instance,takeFebruary18th the precedingNew
Moon is on January20th, counting that the 1st, and then onward to February 18th, (the day
proposed,) we find it to be the 30th day ofthe Moon's age.
7. To find the timesofthe Moon's phases at the following named places, use this
RULE
To find the times for Portland.Me.,to the Philadelphiatimes,add 20 minutes.
tt tt Portsmouth, N.H., - - - " 18
tt It Providence, R.I., - - - - " 17
tt tt NewHaven, Conn., - - u 9
(t •< Albany,N.Y., - - . « 7
it it Baltimore,Md., andNorfolk Va., subtract 6 "
,
tt it Washington, D.C., - - . " 8 *'
tt tt Rochester, N.Y., - - - - " 10
it n Richmond,Va., - - - - " 11
a Pittsburg, Pa., - - - " 20
tt St. Augustine, E.F., - - - " 27
" " New Orleans, Lou., - - - " 60min. or1 hour.