The American anti-slavery almanac, for ..: calculated for Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh .. . iday Saturd. SUjV. Mond. Tuesd. ; \SUN. 26 Mond. 27 Tuesd. 31|Saturd 611 42 7^292 12*2162 182 21;2 24 2 27,2 80 2 33|2 35!2 382 40 2 43 2 462 49^2 522 553 58 3 13 43 73 103 133 12 163 12 193 12 22 3 12 253 12 233 12 3l|3 611611 611 611 6ll 6;ll 611 611 6|ll 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 6|12 7 12 712 7|12 7112 7 7 7 7 7 7 101213:12 12 11 24! 1127J113011 4 84a 5 28 6 21 7 17 8 12 9 89 51 1 10 3546jll 1730,11 5514 morn. 381 15 1 56 2 39 3 2
The American anti-slavery almanac, for ..: calculated for Boston, New York, and Pittsburgh .. . iday Saturd. SUjV. Mond. Tuesd. ; \SUN. 26 Mond. 27 Tuesd. 31|Saturd 611 42 7^292 12*2162 182 21;2 24 2 27,2 80 2 33|2 35!2 382 40 2 43 2 462 49^2 522 553 58 3 13 43 73 103 133 12 163 12 193 12 22 3 12 253 12 233 12 3l|3 611611 611 611 6ll 6;ll 611 611 6|ll 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 611 6|12 7 12 712 7|12 7112 7 7 7 7 7 7 101213:12 12 11 24! 1127J113011 4 84a 5 28 6 21 7 17 8 12 9 89 51 1 10 3546jll 1730,11 5514 morn. 381 15 1 56 2 39 3 25 4 16 5 10 6 11 7 10 8 10 9 910 5 10 59 11 4842a 30a 1 33 2 27 3 23 4 20 5 17 morn 3 0a 22 3 51 1 34 4 56 2 37 6 22 3 83 7 50 4 19 8 55 4 59 9 51 5 25 10 81 5 48 11 5 6 8 11 31 O rises morn. 7 17a 2 8 20 27 9 24 52 10 31 1 26 11 42 1 59 morn. 2 41 49 3 82 1 58 4 43 2 54 6 12 3 43 7 45 4 22 8 58 4 55 9 52 5 22 10 38 ^ sets. 11 17 7 28a 0a 8 47 38 10 6 1 19 11 23 2 0 morn. 2 45 34 3 39 8nn SISI nn tt v? T r8 nn : S^::Y-: -^y-jy:—,>r:?*r^i 2-T*_-~—s 1838.] MARCH—THIRD MONTH. [31 days. Instead of being allowed to comfort and assist one another, the slaves are oftencompelled to bold one of their number, while another wretched being is forced toply the lash. Positions of the Sun, Moon andStars Tides, Weather, &c. 21 S. 0 17 m. Fine forCastor S. 8 31 a. March9 ^ $ . but unless21 2 ©• Low southerly9 in inferior £ S. 8 7 a. winds9 ^ $ . prevail, the \ stationary, weatherRegulus S. 10 40 a. will21 6 D - be generally storms of£ ^ 9 . snow, varied £ £ t$ . Very high ) perigee. with 21 S. 11 15 a. rain. >2 £ J) . High winds.\ S. 4 1 in. Becomes clear again,Cor Hydrse S. 9 23 a(v) enters0^. Spring beginsLow tides. But cool. Regulus S. 9 52 }>.N • (£> eclipsed, invMiddling iw7A tides. symptomsJ> apogee. o/ $ in superior £ ©.2/ S. 10 15 a. sfwweiRegulus S. 9 20 a. ists ;—not political abolitionists, norcommercial abol
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