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1               17  8 i.          "   |
]K Bring the firft Year after Rissextili or Leap-Teat., ($,
12              A N D T H fc£ >             kL
^ Fifth Year ofthe Jndc^endf.mt States of AMERICA. W

'43  Containing, the Lurmions j  Eclipfei ; liorts**;
£| \lpta».;A Fearts and Faffs of the Chotch ; Spring X?
*} Tjdrj; judgment of the Westhrr ; Sun's riu£ and l$"
^j[ retting ; Tine* of H'gh- Water at B»SToy ; Moon's fe
,£* pUpc ; Moon's riting nitd fi'tt:n? ; Vulgar N'uies ;__l$*
,|jj 'U*©,—-A Tici^tq  the unmarried  Ladies j  An B
f$£ for preferviog iltalrh  in eating an,<t drinking ; %hc''.:

 jfc Girdl*. a Poe»#i ;  Vcifes written ury'er the P fturs cf|£~

^ J3 Cdpid aiming an Arrow t a new ;>v hod Ot feSting-*fT

 "Cs vVi-cut ;  Th* Persian of aj_Ut Lawyer";  An Anecdote.£•

 ^5 Agai fi isirren^:ng time ; a Paradox ; Sentiments of ~?"

 ^■he ee!«bra etfMr. Pbnji, witi regard io ..Urrifagij jf'

 $ Friends  Y-ta ly  Mer^mgj in  New-Erglaiid ; An w

 0evcellent prjof of Wifdocn  ; G. Futurity, a Poets ; Ef"■.

* ng| Fighting  at Ssa, a Poem; Com »;i?, a  P. em ;__^

;^ together  waft many oi.Vi things  bo.h Ui'tful ;»_,« B*

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IPRICF. fix naLUu/w,',, apd riPTEBN rouM>. ptr ^js^-I'"'"' 
    VULGAR   N • T E S  this Year are,
Golden  Namber   —   iJ ) /"Cycle of tie  Sun  -—  s6
   Or thb ECLIPSES foe the Ytaa 1781.
     ONLY two Eclipfes thi» Year » and they are bet.
     of the Sun.
  The firft will be on r.he 23i day of May, about noon
and tho' it will be fcarcely viable to us, jet in force pari
of the Weft India, it will be central ; and as »he Siroi
diameter of the Moon (being near  her Apogf)  will b«
fomething lefs than that of ibc Sun, it will be Annu'ar :
that is,  the wbcle body of the  Moon will be compre-
hended  within the  eompafs of the Su  , and a bright
fl-ining circle will appear about the Moon, in the »ppeat
*nce of  a gold ring.  This  Eclipfe will  happen in thf
fourth degree of Taurus.
  The fecond will be on the 17th day ot  OBobtr,  about
tiall paft four in the morning, a very great Ec'.ipff, toul
in fome pans of the world, tho' invifi-Oe  to us.  It will
 sppen in the ajTih Dcgrte of the Ceicftul Balanct.
',_pa,t      ——       4> ^Dienyfan  Ftriod  — Tie
Dominical Letter  — G. 3 (Julian Period  —   6494

       TO THE  UNMA*RI»»  L A D  I K S,
      CHOOSE him who bears an  honeit Miud,
        If be hai common Seats,
  And is  to moral good inclirdd,
    With common Faults olfpenfe.
  By Friends are often wrong cenjeSaree made*
  But your own rrafon beft your cauft will plead*
  Forbear t'infift upon you aioft,
    A jointer veiy great,
  For whom yon with your Perfon trvfr,
    Truft htm with yonr  Eftate.               *#
  If Fortune frowos—thence comes the bone of Strife,
  Betrays diftrn(t-*-and parts the Man and Wife.
  A'method /s mark Linhen,/* at n«tto reajh out egain.
•nry A K £  Vermillion as much  as will lay  on a Htlf
.-I.:  Crown Piece ; of the fait of Strel, a piece  abov
the fiz«Tbf a fmall Nutmeg ; grind or levigate them wel
vM_-_>-t.*i.A__ ___•_ tl*  T ■ .* 4... _» dk f*il\ •__Vrti»  rn -_.t» rax \r m Xt> #t_f_r 1
 ogether  with  Linfeed Oil :—You  may  tn«ke it thicl
or thin, at diictc'ion.
       m  1 in   *  .i
1 
        An  instance or itci Ma«.*animity.
       HEN  Vtfpafian commanded a Senator to give his
        voice  againlt  the infeitft  of his courry, and
   reatrr.ed him with immediate death if be (poke on the
   her fide,  the  Roman, confcious that the  attempt to
   rve a p « pie was in Vu  | ower, tho' the rveut was ever
   i uncertain, anfwer'd with 2 futile,—"did I evtr tell you
   'at t vtat immortal f—My virtue is in my own difpo'a!
Any life in yours ; do what  you will, I fhall do what j
  ought ; and  if I fall  ii the fcrvice ol my country,  1 (haf
I 'iavc  more triumph in my death, than  yon in all yr,ur
  l»nre)s."
    fnfprifi^g difcovery ©fa Mun'c, by the deceefd'i Hard
   bUtdv gfrefhfowityeari after tbtMurdtr had been committed
  \.yf R.-  Bear* gives an occoum; in his Theatre, ol a man
  JLVjL  who  bore his neighbi i*r a bitter inveteracy ;  and
!phav.r-g  met  Lira in  a wcod, a; a pace convenient foi
  rc^engp; mnrder'd him, and efcapsd withomt  being faf
  pe-teU.—The  body was found loin after,  and brcugh
  before the  3- naie ;  and 'he murderer not  befog heartl
   fj ihf-y ordered one of the dead  man's  hruds to be  eti
   £F,  arc l.ung  up ever a  cab e in the common  goal of
   he  town.
    Some  years after,   the  villain who perpetrated this
   'qody dred,  was arretted and commit ed to  the  f_id
   rifon, dnd brought  it.to ties v.-ry toon, whsre the haad
  mng  ; and by accident, as he fat at his dinner, was ju^
"Sander it, and cotwiiLftsndingMt wjs qn te  withered, )tt
   t dd  wow  oteed afrcfh, and *.hs blood dropp-d into  the
  criminal's trencher ; at whit h  sd\ prefant  bei»g  grettiy
  mi  z?d, the go:|er went  and informed  the Senate of it,
  who feat for, the priibner, *f>d examined  Mm ;  he  wei
i\ j»rea'lv  ftartled by that  divint proc igv ; acknowledged
  hi-ofeif to  be guilty  of  the faid cau.dtr,  for which he
  w-s afterwards broke  on the wheel.
              A Curt,  por the  ITCH.             j
      Py T a  fmill terfpooplui of fpsrifs of turperjtiae intol
       the hollow palm of your fe»nd, acd rub it  betwtenj
  i«ur hand* 'till it is  qui'-e diy,  three da)s  fucc<-fliv. Jy
  fhis is faid to cure tb«  fight, ft,  ss we:i cs ihe met*   m
  invtucratc itch, without the Ic&ft uncafinclsor :LtoufVi*i
  t'Qie to  the pati at._____________
I
37 
              Ok  PR b D E  N  C fi."           ""^
     HEAR  the words of  Prudence, gi\'e  heed unto hei
      ccunfeJs, a&d ftttc them in thine heart : Her oia*
 uns are  u^ivcifal, acdall the  virtues Jean uponhtr ; fh-
 s ths guide  and  the miflrefs of human life.
   Put a  bridle on thy tongue, Cet a guatd before thy lips ;'
 deft the  words of thine own  month  deftny  thy peace
 Let him that fcc£F.»h at the lame, tske care that be hal>
 not kjaftlf.' WlsofocVtr-fprakeih of anolhrrs  fa'Ttn^f
 with pleafare, fln.ll hear his own with bitternefs of feart.
   Of much fpe«.kii3g cc teeth  repentance, but in  fdencr
 there is  fafety.
   A talkative man is a neufance to fcc'ety, the ear Is  fid
 of his babb'ing,  the  torrent of his words overwhelmed
 conversation.—Baaft not of  thyfelf,  for it fhall bring
 contempt upon thee ;  Neither deride another, for ic i:
 dungercus.
 ~~   SELECT   APHORISMS.
 r\0 CTOR  DONNE, a per (on of great parts and
 -**-^ learning, beit?g upon his death bed, and taking his
 ■o\emn farewell of his friends, left this with them ;  "  1
 repent of all my  life, but that part of it  I fpent Hi com-
 munion  wMi Goi, and doing good."
   Sir Phil ir Sidney left this his Jali farewell among Lis
 acquaintance j  " love my, memory, ch*»rifh my friends  ;
 bu: avove all, govern yoi»r«will and *fT cllons by the will
land word of your Creator ; in ise behold the end of this
 world  and all its vanities."
   Sir Thomas  Smith, Secretary of State  to  Qneen
 Elizabeth, a quauer of a year before he died, fe.it to
 his friends the BUhops of  Winchefter  and  Worcefter, <
 iiitre_ti-g them  to draw him cut of the word ©f Gcd, the \
 plaineft and ej_ad.«(t way of making his peace with him ; j.
 adding,  that it  was a  great pity men knew not to what
 end they werebor.. into this world, 'till they were ready
 to  go cut of it.
 r"1     'lit  Nanus  *»$< CkamiiiKS 0/ the St<ve* Pla-ati.
     O 8a!,            $  Mart,         D  Luna,
     T^  Saturn,         $  V\„ui,        £3  D ag-V» Heat
    If. Jupiter,__________§ Mgtcuiy,_______»"d  gg T-".
                   Iht livt W//«_?j.
  <5 Cor.j tiff oa,       S 0>aifiiiun,       *  Sextile.
_A  Tina.             D' QM-rtiif.__________ 
T.    JANUARY hath  31  Days.   17
8i-
          t" 1 (i H r i N G  at   ._ ,\.
     THE mips wide cavsi collt&td vc»g.eanee bear,
      Tuigid with death and prominent wi*. war.
At  theficft txack with blood and  powder ftain'd,
Nor Heaven, nor fea th-ir former face retaia'd.
Fury  ind arr^produee effects fo firing.?,
Tb'-y trovb.'e raiucc, nn.l her vtfn^c charge.  N?r>ht
Firlt-iaarc. 2i5ay a\nr.rt\.
Full Vfoen ioD'V C Morn.
LaiiQoa.t. 16D  \  11
Ne*v Mfon 24 dKy 8
Mori
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12  ~ireu.<tciiit.n.     tfo/^
2 3  Inf. C. Beft.  Arab. York
34	
4?	
5,6	
61/	
7iG	
8dt	
9	3
to	4
:U	S
12	6
'3	7
M	•j
15	2
£6	I
17	4
18	S
r9	6
O	7
V»	G
.'2	2
*3	3
24	4
*S	5
:=6	6
37 7	
,88, G	
29 2	
3'\3	
3«	4
ff. Ol?
        expedl
     fnout   or
            rain.
Spiphar.y    cold.
          b/ujlering
fT. t«6*        •weatbsr
fnf. C. Charleftown,
6 h ?     _/«ew
   c»" rain .or both.
Syr us rifs 6u.    fT.  $ ?
High tides.       ©Ftrig

Inf.G. E.Greenw.  ff.T{ £
        fome
           phafar.t
     but
       fold     P.N- 2 48
           weathir.
      in
         ihife
YardlL«Sou  ^Ir.    _/<yj
Conv. St.Paul.
               perhaps,
        "tut
©Apoge.   or /i5.«
       planets
            are filent
         I  da
           hut gun}*.
        32
        3«
        31
        3'
        30
        30
        29
        28
        27
        26
*G"U*7 2J
25
24
23
22
21
20
'9
18
• 7
16
15
'4
'.3
12
11
10
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 7
 6
S 4  23
5 5   8
5 5  5'
5"! 6  44
5 7  ?2
c| 8  19
5j 9   6
J 9  54
f|i.o  42
j ri  30
5-12  23
J  I  17
  2  II
   3    5
   3  59
   4  S3
   5  42
   6  31
   7 2°
   8    9
   8  5
   9  4"»
'i, 24
12
12 *C2
 I
 2 :
 3
 ? 47
 4 5*
 29
li'-ad
 23
nr,ck
 18
irms
 •4
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:,re~fi
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'••.t-a.',
 24
family
 23

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ftcrci:
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leg.
 19
•est
 13
 25
_xad
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neck
17
   22
   28
   34
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   49
   53
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-  53
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if   4 
II.
FH.BRU /\K Y hath 29 Days,   1781.
JNif;»«i, ii^>ri_.,  ituu^h.di, w.iu cjiiiunou iAi^ets,
And in their fable arms embrace the fleets.
Thro' yielding  planks the angry bu'leis fly,
And of ecu wi t*nd hundreds  togeti er die :
Born  u .der diffYe.it ftars, one fate they have,
rh«? fhip -h;ii-  coffin, and the fea their grave.
•»rit(_^r id  1  D y at Noon. 1  L«*ftQ«art. I j Day yMorn.
         8 D^y 4 ^ftern   ]  N'w <Vfoon  22 Day i_»Aff.
iM
A.I* | \urts,/iJpiHs IVtath ire \r.Qt \F Sea
     * ~~
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 6
 7
 8]5
 96

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 2 2
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 _3
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 5.'5
 66


:9.2
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6
2
21
22
23

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26
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2H
26.
   feu.  6
 andlemas      too/
      weather.
        pie of ant.
f. \%        expeft
l.CPortfm. fnev)  #OJ?
             or        16
High tides.
ftPcrlgc.
7*'« let. i h.
  50
6 49
  48
                           $
                           4
                           3
                           2
                           1
                          59
                          .8
               raj's,    |6 56
             then :      p 55
             plea/ant  |6 5:4
                  *!*? 6 52
           weather.
l-.f. C. North am.   O0V
    warm and   vjtt.
        changeable
          weather
  at this   time.
  fatherly   P.N. 13 3*
(5 0 2    winds and rain
1up.vJ. Bofl. F: irf,
X6. L • f r f s 1 h   followed
       by   ee'd
             clear
© Apoge.      weather.
>hrove Sundry.
         variable
(of.  C. Piu.f. &   weather
.♦. ttpgu.  S.C.  N Haven-i6 29 6'
47 a
l'i pt \r. D J

 26   I
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 22  I3
■Si
      b<eaft 4
       19   !s
10 17 ht an,6
it  8  18   JD.dc
f2  1 belly 6  19
'2 55  18  .7  43
 t 49 rens 9
            10
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2 43) »7
3 37;ecr«n
4 3ij 16
5 24 thi^tr* ©
II 3/
norn.
   5'
gNgs
r\"> H £ Planet Venus  will be Oriental, or Moroiog Star,
 J_   to the frcond day  of  Jawe  ;  thence Occidental or
Evening  Star to the end  of  the Year._________________ 
11.   MARCH  hath 31 Days.
1 78!.
I
             On  COURAGE.
     THE greaicft, proof of ccarage we can give,
      Is t«en to die when we have p-wcr to live.
But when true courage is of force bereft,
Patience, the only fortitude, is left.
On valour's fide the odds of ccrnbat lye ;
The brave live gloricu', or lanterned die.      How
jFirft Quart. 3«Day 5 Atu-rn
.full Moen ie Day 2 Morn.
LaftQu^rt. r4D_y 8Aftt»n.
New Moon 24Day 6Af>ern.
/I. W [Courts A.'pifts Weatb  &c\ r Q < | F Sea \ T) ■>■'■/ 1- D s.

.8
27
26
2 5
24
22
2 1
20
           /«flTj»     or       6
           r«/»         # 7? ? 6
              co/_f.           6
     Boft.Mafld>cre. SX.Newp. 6
       C. H»rt. Portf. Ecgait 6
     6 J? <?    /flow «r       6
         rain and  <veindy.    6
   iJDOl?             DltSo IQ.
   7 ©Pcrige.  r^rr high tidts.<6 18
   G       /5-oxw             '6 17
   St          er rain.         6
   3 Inf.C  Concord.    cO$ 6
   4 j     expect  warm
'flj 7*'8 ***• --h-  «»#     (6
46 6 s      weather.    AG^:6
177 |Boft.«vac.byB.trerp» 17?°^
48'G;           windy
I9'2!S.C. Ptor.         KUS
                 •windy.
     Yard L. fetes xi.  ie.
            good
              weather
               for  e.Apoge
             this ftafen
                 ptrhapt.
     Inf.C Werc.IpC.NHnr.Fal.
         //tow or rain  ( □ 7? ¥

3© f>|   -.■
3i'7!
 20 3
 Sl|4
 22 5
 236
 24 7
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,fl6ia
1*7,3

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16  it
   to
    9
    7
    5
    4
    2
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   58
   57

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 J  54
 5  53
 S  51
 5  5°
cold
 weather.
47
-I
   ■ rms
    17
   bieafl
    r4
    27
    ear:
    27
4 •'belly
36  26
30,res«s
34!  26
0  17
Morn
I
   18
   54
   26
   15
     I
   41
   12
 ]) rife
7  3
9  17
     t ~S  34
     A. | x> ft.
49i  f3  i6  59
h*i
n 45
Mo: n
I    1
2
18 Leers 10 38
12, 25
 6 thighs
 o  23
46 krtecs
32! 19
l8.l:|«
 4  M
49: -6
34ifcet
19  2
59

2
54
18
4I
33|  *    8
.e>ck '9   7
 18  ,10 ir
urns  re 15
 13
 26
Morn
o  18 
W.    APRIL  hath  30 Days.
.78
How areiWf bandy'd up  and down by fat*-,
8y fo much more unhappy as we're great !
Greatuefs, thou gaudy torment of our fouls,
fhe wife man's fetter, and the rag* of fools.
  Greatnefs, mod  envy'd when lead nnderftood,
Th -u r-xt no real,  but a  feeming  good.       Gold
3	3
4	4
8	5 6
	7, G
9	2
10	?
j	4
I2C l36	
<4	7
Ki.ft Qaiart.. iDay 7'iftern.   Lafl Q«a»t. 15 Day 8 Mor
 u!l Mjon 8 Day  n  Mom. j  NewMtwa 23 Da- a*  Noon
 yTtV |C- iTTtsTdlpieaTWfeath.ire \r Qt  \F.S~ej~\ D 'Jf/d r« D "■<
 1  G A If j  : ' pleajant.
   2 , Towns vote for Gov. Sec.
     I.C. N.Hav. Arab.   £QX
      fine April     @Psr;g:

            Jeafinab 'e
               weatbef.
     Pitta Sunday,
     &©!?    /«oo>  cr rain**
     S.C. Cortco.J. I.C. Harif
     (PJy.Y.Ch.N.H.   D^o
     I.C.  Durham,  fnow or
     GzzA Friday.     rain.
       moderate.     Vc.q^
t^^EaRerSwoda-y.
f^,2 jS.C; E Greenw-         •
I7|3 s.C. Wore. f.C. Eofl.
r»'4

2 0'6
21  7
 2G
232
 24
 25(4
 26 5
 27 6
 28
 29'G
(so'
       good weather.
Bittle ot Cone.   @^p0r»e
  cold JV B. winds,  a 1? ?
      if not
           rain.
  p pleafant.
S.C43ortharn. I.C.Litcbf
   . plea fant     Vc. If. 9
  poor vitn  labour
     and tic!) men
   griewt t  knaves invent
           and f bis
         b*\'i'.Vi.
 
JV~ MAY hath 31 Days. 1781'.							
Gold alone does P-flion move ;							
G-U rnor.op-Jizes Love j							
., ■ , Gold begets, in Brothers, hate ;							
GcH.in F milies, D.bfiie ;							
Geld drrj frYieiulfhip fepertte j							
Gold dees civil Wars create. Thefe							
Fi ft Quart, i D*y, 4 More. New Moon, 23 Day, 3 Morr,							
Full M.on, 7 Day, 7 Afiern.			Eirfl Quart. 30 D«y, 1 i Morn.				
L'fiQsart, 14DJ) .loAf'eiB.							
M 1	if 3	Courts, J/pefis, Wtatb.	l£c	r.Qs	F.Fta	B 'spl\r ©j.	
		int. (.. Porilon.		? S 7	S 32	16 (1 49	
2	4	Gin. Elcft. Newp.		5 3 7	6 27	belly |2 22	
3	5	Gen. Elcfl. H*nf.		5 2 7	7 22	'4	(2 51
4	6	perhaps rain		S >-7	8 17	29	A ,J
5	7	and Q Perige		c 0 7	9 12	r?ina	if 38
6	Vi	<64'^ _/V«.		4 59 «	10 7	29	4 6
7	2	ff b <?		4 58 fc	11 2	ferret	D r/>/
s	3	Vc © £ _V. E. winds.		4 56 8	11 53	.28	8 28
9	4	S. C Barcftable.		4S5»	12 54	thighs	9 40
10	5	A Q -"' ' windy warm,		4 54«	1 35	26.	10 54
11	6	and thunder		4 53 J	2 26	fennel	u 41
112	7	Jhowers. § O V		4518	3 16	23\	Mora
§13	G	/^J-		4.5° 8	4 6	legs'	0 25
1 H	2	VcJ^ ? cool and wifi-		4 49 *	4 56	^9	» 6
1 is	3	S C. Pfyra. I. C. Groioc,		4 48 8	5 4'	feet	' 35
I16	4	(©.Barring.Spring, a $ ?		447;	6 _6	'4	1 57
|>/ 5		/«»/ ( § TJ ?		446 »	? 10	2;	2 J7
Ii8|6		Jhowers {*~4 S		4 45 |	7 5*	bead	i 36
119	7	expeS © Apege		4 44 °	8 38	'9	* Si
■20	G	afpell, about this		4 43°	9 22	acck	3 10
A2'	2	time of very		442 8	10 6	13	3 32
I22	3	feafonable		441 8	10 50	2*	3 54
I 23	4	weather		440 8	11 3*	.arms	D/ett'
l24	5	Afcenfion. /«r v		4 39 8	'2 23	19	9 10
	6	planting,		4388	1 12	breaft	10 14
K26	1	but tubal a crop		4388	2 1	»5	1&53
V27	G	you will reap, will		4 37 8	2 50	28	11 46
28	2	be known		4 36 8	3 39	heart	Moral
e'"*9	3	S. C. Dover. be/		4 35 8	4 28	26	0 ail
30	4	Gen. Court Bo tom.		4 35 8	; 18	belly	Q S of
31	5	hereafter.		4?+8	6 n	24	
 
Vi.-.T  J  U  N  E   hath   30   t)ays.        1/81.
  Thefcibe t  ilivit Ha ms ■■.{ if
  G lo, arlafs !  doei Love begcr,   »»•
  For Love in 'x.l his irn'r u» B^tjej,              (
  N' .4dv«nt*g» finds like Goods and Chatties.
Fat- Nymphs, whns Danger ought you run to dr.ad,
When L.vc thsds blind, is by  blind Fortune led I     '
      d-                                      When
tu:! Moon  6D.y, 4 Mor*.' |N-w M on, z 1  D  v, 4 AT-on
                     ".fter. j Firft Q^.trt. 28  Dij, 4 A'err
Laft Q_mt. 13 Day, 4 Af:
M\WC urts Jfiefis Wea'htr, ejff., r ©/.' F .<Va  1) //>/, ?.$/
 1  6
 Z  7
 3G
 4  2
 si
 64
 7  s
 8  6
 9'7
1 oC
  i
U
12
 x3
 ?4
 ;$
 10
 »7
 1
 »9
 20
 2l
 2 2
 n
 24!
 25I2
 26[3
1 27' 4|
 28 5
 29 6
 3Q 7
    Expteft pUntf
©P./jge   <SO?? Occi
           filtn
           6Q
//liit-bun^ v    of rain
      about this time.
         Rain,
S'h-g     «*d9d   6 0$
i O h        a,nd thunder,
Veil $   with rain; tbet?
Vi O If      growing
Trinity, Sunday.
           weather.
[.C.Tiont.Worce. N.Lond.
Vc _f ?   feafot-abU
           weather.
    hot         flf Apepe
      •weather.    ViQ d*
Battled B-rksr-Hill.
T. C. Providence.
I. C. Ipfwich.
      flow you
         may  look
    for a
      Ml of
           hot and
          dry  'weather,
S.C.York. I.C Wmd.Bsrrp.4
which with little intermifRond
                         .4
     may continue
'33 8/7  4 <«•«»
32 8  7 57  23
3188 5©<ecr»t;
31 8  9. 44  22
3P 8 1© J4,   g;.«
30 811 32;  21
   " 12 lQ4.»KKi
         8

        44
        3-
        20
 1  3»
 2   4
 2  27
 ?  56
 3  35
V'iff
 9  3°
Settle ot M mmo.
 fqr fame time.
),Perige.
 (1778-
 
va.
JULY   hath   31   Da^        1781.
    Wi'.n shit.gs go ill, e*ch F.ol p efumes to advift,
    Ar.d ifenoie happy, :bitks binif.-lf more wifa :
    Ai: wretchedly deplore the pref-nr State,
    And chat Advive fceiits bell which  comes tbo late.
       Trke fennel Advice, pis* ceding 'in a Heart
    Sincerely yours, end frer. from ffaudful Art.     Events
i**nit Modn 5 Dsy, iA'er*oo«.   N.-w Moon, 21 Diy. zMorn.
i.atfdQjw. 13 D*y, 10 M._r*.  | Fi it Qj-irt.  27 Dv^.S Afwr
 'MlVC-.urts, Afpeas,Wtatb. &i. "'
 1 Ci
A If. $     fair -jveatbtr.
. C. Briftol.
                       4 -i> 8
                       (4 2
C. Falm. I. C.-Ply.Anih.^ 28 8
      fame             U 29 "
AW?      jhowers,     14
  it may        V* 7? G#
F.'iV
      he, and warm
   weather in the comp'afs
A01JL          ofthtje
1. c. Bofl.Sal.Ycik, Keena

:. C.Dover.       ©Apcge
§ O &         very hot
      Damage done by
         fire about
1. Co Eafi Gicccwicho
         this time
Com. Cambridge.
  A dry          {perhaps.
      time.     7
         Signs
           °f     Ajj ?

       No very high
          .Tides  ©Pe»-ige
^c<? ?            (Dl(?
       ri/i month.
U and $ and % dill
  threaten          ^e "U d*
      a* with dry
'.. C Ex«ier.     wedther
   but they may be mifiaken.
  7 46
  8 39
  9 3*
  to »..■*
  11 14
8|i 2  c
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4 S
4 5i
29

29  ,
30 8II2 46

30
31 8
3i S
32 8
32*8
33 8
34
35 8
36 8
37 8
38 8
398
4  8
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42 b
43*
44 *
45 *
46*
47 8
488
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12 18
 5  4
 35
 4 3
 5 20
 6
 65
 7 38
 8
 9
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«o45
il 32
12 -6
 1 21
 2 i^>
 3 *
 4
 5
 ? 49
49 *-' 6 3
   8: 7 2
   S 8 1*
\»'jp
  18


 >«ees
  13
  26
  legs
  21
  reet
  16
  28
  hsui
  22
  neck
  »7
  29
  arm:'
  2 4
  >reaU
  21
  ne-rt
  id
  elv
  «7
  tins
  ,6
  u.<et.
  »4
  mi

  26
o  5*
1  22
2   1
2  51

*  +5
9	20
9	$"•'
10	»4
10	32
to	49
11	8
11	20
11	10
Morn..	
0	*5
0	50
1	32
2	ife
3	20
»y	nti
8	47
9	15
9	39
10	3
<o	34
10	$9
II	2tf
II	57
Morn.	
0.	43
 
VIII.    A.UGUST  hath  31   Days.
Events are doubtful which on Battles wait ;
But where's the Doubt to Souls fecurt of F^te ?
  How hard 'tis for the piofperous to fte
That Fate* which waits on Pow'r and Vi&ory ?
  Fata dak receff s we can never find,
But Fortune at foms Hour«, to all ta kind.
Get
Full Moda, 4 D.y, 2 iVl.ru. I  Nc*
La^ Quart. 12  D«y, 3MornJ  Firft
MWCourts, A/peas.Weather, &c.r.
_________   .___________.____      »■
Moon, 19 Day, 11 Morn,
Q**r}- 26 Day, 3 Morn.
Qs. iF.Sea.', D Vpl\r%,.
 7
 8
 9
10

12
■3

16
'7
18
x9
20
2j
22
23
*4
25
26J
27
28
29
3«
31
         Begin              4
           720 W X»           4
 6|    /eci out               4
           /""'.             4
G .     rains         A0lj4
  YttrdL rifes 2. 17.        4
     -.     Good weather,     4
  ♦ Apoge         Vc©$4
         Verf               5
      warm and     D O It 5
       •  thunder     6 0*§ 5
52 8
,38
54°
55811
        Jhowers.          5

             mornings.     5
      A_W        D 1j? '5
SattleofBenningten. 17 77.,5
    r«», *«</      A cf ? (5
        thunder;
          then
f. C. S.Ktngfton.   * 1J ?
  C. LuhM-CGreatBarri.
9 Perige.  #'£■£ f iV««
        Pleajant
  weather.  P. N. 21. 28.
7 jjcV life  9. $8.
         Good
      fait bay
S.C.Fair. Boft. I.C.N.Hav.
           (i. €. Springf,
          weather.
     Warm.
56
57
58
59
 o
 1
 2
 3
 4
 5
 6
 8
 97
10 7
11
12
13 71
«4 7
16 7
177
^9 7
207
22 7
.24 7l
25 7;
277
28 71
54
43
32
18
 4
49
34
12
 I
 I
 2
 3
 4
 4
 5
 6
 7
 8
 8
 9 39
10 2k
49
34
z%
12
 1
 -i
58t
52
4*
4c
34
23
12
 c
48
36
 knees
  22
  legs

 «i8,
  12
  24
 hs-d
  iS
 ntck
  12
  24
 aruvs
  »9
 jra.it
  16
  29
 heart
  27
 belly
  26
 reins
 26
Ice-rets
 25
 itighs
 22|
ictes
 19
 legs 
IX.		SEP T EM BER hath 30 Days. j78i.|				
Get that great Gift and Talent Impudence,. Accoinpmh'd mankind's higher! Excellence ;						
Tis t'tlat alone prefers, alone makes great,						
Con'crs alone Wealth, Titles, and Eflue ;						
*Tis Learaing, Parts, and Skill, and Wi , and^enfe.						
Worth, Merit, Honour, Virtue, Innocence, How						
Pull Moon, 2 Day, z Aftern. j New Moon, 17 Day, 8 Attera.						
Lafl Qjait. 10 Day,7£Aftern..| Firft Quart. 24					Day, 11 Morn.	
MfT '1		Courts. Jf»'8s, Weath.(3c. r.©/		F.Sta	\T>'*pl.	\r-m*.
		Good s 30 ,		10 24	legs	3 4«
2	u	weather _	5 3i 7	M 12	i.ct	D^i/if
3	2	Dgdaysend. O. Prot.di-d	5 33 7	11 56	21	7 10
4	3	fS.C.Prov.T.C.Wor. (165S	5 34 7	12 46	head	7 26
5	4	Q \po.Com Prov.S.C.Har	5 *5 7	I 24	H	7 4<5
6	5	D G b <*^ rain. fExeicr	5 37 7	2 8	26	8 0
7	6	» «<?/	5 39 7	2 j,	neck	. 8 22
*	.7	weather	5 40 7	3 34	_<?	8 51
9	fe	Perhaps * ^ ?	5 4i 7	4 17	arms	9 24
10	••>	r_«*.	5 42 7	S 0	,* T4	' 10 4
11	3	I.C.Taant.Conc.S.C.Amh.	5 43 '/	5 51	27	"10 58
12	4	warm	5 44 7	f 42	breaft ,	Mara. •
H	5	Y-'d L. rifesMidn. A © S~	5 45 ?	7 33	24 heart	O^ O
M	6	* O V- and wet.	5 47 7	8 24		i*-7
i c	7	•warm P. _N. 11. 2 3	5 49.7	J> 16	21	2 24,
»o	A J	^ If. ^ «»*/ ewindy.	5 *' 7	Jo 8	be! v	Q-~*tf!
'7	2	S. C. Newj „• w// ( □ $ %	5 *3 7	11 0	2Q	l/etts
tg	3	J. C. Wor. VViiuih, Ksen*.	5 J4 7	n 54	reins	6 40
j9|4		©Perige Com.Dartrn. high	5 55 7	12 48	20	7 6
20 5		dova. N, Haven. /*'<&/.	5 56 7	I 42	fecett	7 34
2l|6		. fbutkerly	5 5»7	2 36	20	8 8
22; 7		winds <5 0 §|5 59 7		3 30	*.h rpfh s	8 50
23G		a«i/ rain |6 0 6		4 Z4	18	9 4°
24	2	7*'s rife tf g 626		5 18	kn^s	10 36
25	3	j.C.Spr. l.C.Newb.P.Barn.te 4 6		6 4	16	11 40
26	4	Com.N.Jerfey.(Pown.Litch.6 5 6		6 jo	2qr	Mm.
27	5	£004/ 6 6 6		7 36 lej;s		0 44
28, 6 ■29! 7		weather \d 8 6;		8 22	24 « 53	
		forftme 6 10 6j 9 8			feet 2 c6	
30	G	days 6 12 6i 9 54			18 1 4 *i	
 
X.   OCTOBER   hath 3 i  Days.    r78f,
     ri  ,  ba^py is in. n*rtnkis country M-id
    Wao  rich by Nature; fci»rns fuptrflu uj *.id !
    Wac-i« niodcfl Clo.ihs no wamen Erei invite,
     Bu, like he* Soul, preferve th« na;v? wHie ;
     v/no'V liule Store her well taught M'nddoes pleafe ;
     Not pench'd wi.h Want, nor cloy'd with wanton Eafe.
               ..   " .                         .   -Who
.i  Moon, 2 D»y, 8 M_r.-i.
■•»Q>lRrr. 16 D  ',10 Mot,
'N#w M on, 17 D^y, 4^ M-rc.
F- fl Q_  r. 23 Dav.  11 Aftirn.
Af|^
I©
li
.£
*3
M

a
»7
18
»9
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
2S
*9
Courts., djpt-di,-Weaib. iffc
.C
*_ . Ji. &ir.glt_n.
il.Plym.iMant Amh
  Baule of Germaat.  1777
   wea/bsr,   P.N. 10. 2
           after
         which  ejtp'eB
    rail.           *Q h
3 e.TAU»t.r.C.Bidd.Keen.
         pie ajant
Gen.  EUa. N. Hav.  T. C
    for           (Dover.|6
7*'s rife 6.  52.    the
       fea/on,
        good weather.
  very high        6%%
  Perige. Sur. of Burgaync.
  tides.'      (Hardw.Fiir.
  cool
• Qs
mornings
and
evenings
all
ff©2f
3©  3
3114
Gen.Eka.P:cv. DerryFair.
  this
          month
               plea/ant.
  within four days there
may be rain         # <? ?
i.C.Camb. I.C.Falm. Tifb.
i^Apoge       perhaps.
  t3
  15
  16

5 !9
  2»
  23
  24
  25
  26
  27
  28
  29
  3°
  3l
  32
  33
  35
  37
638
  39
  4>
643
6 44
(6 45
646
647
648
6 50
165.
6 52
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6 io"
a. D tpi
6b
6
6
6
6
6
6
t
6
6
6
t
   39
   24
    8
   53
   37
   22
    6
   51
   35
   20
   «3
   ,6
   59
   52
   4S
• o 38
< 1 32
12 26
20
»4
 8
 1
51
39
24,
 9
S4
39,
24
 12
 23
fce^k
 ■7
 29
arms
 23
b/eafl

heart
 16
belly
 '4
 29
rein*

f29.
lectets
 29
■ hlg.iS
 23
k  ees
 2S

 21
 fee"
  16
  2S
bead
  zi
1© 52, laeck 
XL   NOVEMBER  hath  30  Days.  V  1781.
Who, free from Storms which on the great onas fall,
M<,kes but few Wilh 3, anderjrys them til.
No Care, but Love, can difcompofe her B>e_tt,
Lave, of all Care», the fwctteft and the btft ;
While on tweet G.afs her Meeting Charge d  cs lie.
One happy Lover feaiis upon her Eye :
N t one  whom on her God or Man imp^fe,
But me whom L->ve has for this Lover ch;fc.     Udd-r  j
                         F77ft"Cilart. 22 Diy, z Af'er.!
                         Full M-on 30 D_y,  8 Ai.es.!
;Fj:! M.. ,-,, 1  L>  •. ,2  Mom
 L  it Quart. 8 D.r:t 1 Mifn
| N-iw M;>on,i5 ^y» 2 Aftern
f M\WCourts, AfpeSs, Weatb. &c.
 'io
  t 1
  12
  I
  1
  '5
  10
  ■7

  19
  20
 •21
  22
  23
  21
  25

 tl
 "28


t?
        Weather            6
          fomewhat         6
             cool and
    _ blujlering:      # T?  <?
  Syrius nfis io. 50.
  S.C.Salem, I.C. Hartf.Portf.
      As good
        •weather now,
      perhaps,  as
        can      s  ff.  © Jj
      reasonably
2|      be expeSed
3T. C. N.>rthamp. N. Haven.
4 • Penge    (8. C. Portfmd7  \'0
           ar this   ff.  It $ J7  , -
r. 0 s.F.Sea  ]) '//>/.
54 6.U "36
55 6l'i2 27
56 '
tides.)
            Jeafon
              of the
                year.
60,1     Warm, but
I. C. Norwich;    .windy.
dt the plane's are
   Jilent, tve may
      look for  a
  continuance of comfortable
weather to the latter end
  of this month, when a
    Camb.Piissfidd. warm
7 '2
18
10
 2
54
46
3*
26;

 2



Hi
 51
      5 ir
      5'l2
7 '3  5 12 57|
  •4  5  1 48
I r
16
'7
18
'9
20
20
21
                         q  22
9 Apoge   aurW   o0?7  21
601i and rain P.N. 6. 20 ,ij   *
 'mtiy be expelled.          L  _
   39
   30
   21
   12
   5«i
   4°
   24
   .8
 8 51
 9 34
10 17
i I  0
  26
 .r ■■»
  20
 t>re_ft
  »5
  28
 be*n

 heuy
  23
 re.r»s
  23
 f.vrV"
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r> g :
  22

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  17

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 24
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  18
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  12
 23
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9s.
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5 33
6,414
  5^
  48
  5?

   8
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  26
  45
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  25
S 47
!  S
26
 "7
 12
 • 8
25
3?
47
 11.
56
59
 4
 9
*3
'7
[Hf,- 
XII.   DECEMBER hath 31 Days.   17$!.
 tJndtr fome fav'rite Myrtle's lhady R.Jcjrhs,
They fpaak their paffions w sh repeated Vow»:
And whdft* Blulh confeffes how Ihe burns,,
His f.ithful Hsart makes as fiocere Returns.
•TS»i»$ in the Arms of Love and Peace they lit ;
And, wfaiHi they live, thf ir- Flames can never die,
   7
 9G
to 2
it 3
.a;4
13 5
14 6
15.7
16 G
17I
18
19
20
21
22
23
Ltft Qj*rt. 8 Day, 9 Morn.
New Moon, 15 Day, i Morn.

M\W Courts, Afpeds, Weatb. gftjr.
     7*'s let H. o.  As it
       dvent.     is December,
         we may venture
     i C.Bnntt.Wore,     t»
       predjH cold, weather ;
         but it may now prove
       Warm and        D 2[ J
     Concept. Virgin Miry.
                      windy.
     This wtekjou may
     I. C, P\ym. Windh.
       etpeii a cold N. E.
     © Perige.   form    6 Q h
     High tides,  offnow or rain
     7 *'s let io o.  followed,
              by n fell
         efpleafat.i      * 1£ ?
     I. C. Taunt,  weather-
                for
              this
                  fetfonj
     Syrius rifes 7. 34.
                but
      I. C. Prov.  cold.
      [.C.Ssl.Chriflicas. Q Apcgc
      battle of Trenton, 1776,
        A pieafant day
     prrfges a
        cold form.        * Jj, $ .
      Lj I  tbe year is ended.
      Ho v hare we amended ?
Firii Quart. 22 Day, 10 M >rn.
Full Moon, 30 Day.  1  Aftrrr^
©'•
F Sea.  D 'spl-,r*0s
25 S
26 5
27 5
28 5
2.8 5
29 5
29 c
3° 5
3° 5
31 5
3' 5
32 5
V- 5
33 5
33 5
33 5
34 5
34 5
34 5
34 5
34 ?rt
34  5  5
34  5
34  5
34  5
34  5
M  S
11 47
12 34
 1 22!
10
58|
161
 3 4
 4 34
 5 22
 6 IS
 7  «
 8  2
 8 ,6
 9 5°
10 44
11 3
12 2Q
 1 ».5
 2  4
 2 53
 3 42
 4 3!

 6   j
 6 50
 7 31
 8  18
 9   2
 17
 29
bre^fl
■25
rear?
 22
btJIy
 l9
reir.j
4 49
  4'
 7
 8
to
U
 °MM4 5  9 46
, T * * 7 u r IO 50
33  5J11 M
33 5'lv 3°
   5
   5:12
    37
    39
    J2
     6
    21
Morn.
 o 39
 1 58
 3  i6
 4 34
 5 50
 7   £
 D f*»
 5 47
 6 54
 8   2
 *  «6
10 24
11 34
Morn.
 o 37
  1 44
 2 47-
 3  S»
 4  5$

 6  49
33
 17
fecrets
 17
, highs
 16
kne"
 »4
 2?
 legs
 24
 feet
 so.
nead
 14
 26
neck
 2°
 a^ras
 14
 26
 bre»ft  jjril »
 22  |  5  H 
                    & tiealch in Eating  and Drinking; I
                  1  Jecrepid  Peifons ought to eat ofien, and
        .1 little at a  time ;  becaufe weak and wafted bodies
 are to be reftoied by  little and little ; and by moift and liquid
 food rather thsiD by folid ;  becaufe moid and  liquid diet ncU-
 'ithes  the foonelt, and is more eafy of digeflion.—-
    Keep  constantly to a plain diet :  Thofe enjoy moft  Health,
 apd live  longeft,  who  avoid curiofity and variety cf Meats
 arid Drinks, which only ferve to ifttice to gluttony.
    The left food a fick Perfon eats, the fooner he will recover ;
 for it is a trUe faying,  The more you fill your  bodies, the more
 )ou hurt  them.
L   Coffee and  Tea, as they are prejudicial to weak Lungs, and
, to thofe who are fubject to weak Nerves, ought always to  be
' nicd  fparingly..
;    All men in health find by experience, that  io the morning,
'._ befoTe they have eaten, they arc Jight and pleasantly eafy in
• their bodies;  but after  they have indulged their appetites with
  plenty of food, they find themfelves heavy and dull, and often
 fleepy :  which fufficiently fhews, that  thofe full meals aie pre-
* judicial  to the welfare  of the Body.
    The unhealthy are found  strong thofe who feed high upon
 the moft delicious dainties, and driuk nothing but the flrongeft
 ana mtA fpirituous Liquors  ; whereas others, who want  this
  delicate fate, are leldom fick, uniefs ihey hate fuch unfatiable
  appetites as to eat too much-;
    To fup fparingly is moft healthful, becaUfe of the experience
■ t of an  infinite numbe»bf Ferfons, who have received ttcgreatelf
  benefit firm) light tappers*   The Stomach being not over bur-
  dened, the deep is more pleafant.   From fparing  (uppers, the
"■■ breeding of thofe humours is  prevented, which caufes de-
 /luxicns, rhtumatifm, gouts, drcpfies, giddinefs, and corruption.
 '■ of the  tnou.h from  the fcurvy.   Many  indifpofitions are
 cured by failing  and a fpare diet.
    Two  meals a day is {aid to be fufficient for  all weak people;
 . and the  omitting  offupper,  uniefs taken fome hours before
 .bed-time, conduces much to the health of the weak and aged.
  Mifers,  ivho eat and  drink but little, always live  long
      '"jpHlS is a good  World which we live in,
        «■■   To  work,  and to  fpend, and to give  in ;
       But t > beg, and to borrow, and get a man's own,
      This is the worft World that <ver was  known.
 -  LOVV:?78i,    ■"....."------§------'---~~~- 
\           Tbe Pbrtiort of a jujt L&wyb.-   ,,
\\ T 7HILST  he live, he is the delight  of  the  Cour.N  -
i VV  Ornament of the Par-----A Pattern of Innocency----
IT he glory of his proftffion----A  terror to deceit-----Tie
oracle of his country ; apd when Death  calls him to the Bar
of Heaven, by the De hahenda Corpus cum Cdufa,  he finds the
judge his advocate, non-fuits the Devil, and continues  one of
the long Robe in glory.
        An Anecdote againft mifptndih'g  Time.
   SHOULD the greateft  part of people fit down and  draw up
    a particular account of  their time, what  a  fhamcful bill
it would be! So much fpent for extraordinary eating, drinking
and fleeping, beyond what nature requires ; fon;uch fpentin
reveling and wantonnefs; fo much for the recovery c,f teftr
right's intemperance ; fo much jn gaming and plays;. fo much
in paying  and  receiving formal and impertinent vifits  ir idle
and foolifh prating, in cenfuring and reviling our neighbours; I
fo  much in d.\(ting our  bodies,  and talking of fafhions ; andj
fo much wafted  and loft  in doing nothing.  Take  aivay  all j
thefe items, and h;iv little a portion nvill be left for the difcharge \
of out duty towards God, and the ncceffary bufimjfes of life.I
 An infallible Method lo  preferve our  Health, lo-fecurt*
   and improve our Eftates, to quiet our Minds, and to advance .
4., our  Erteem and Reputation.                             I
      AS the practice of all piety and virtue is agreeable  to our j
       reafon. fo it is likewife tor ti e iutereft ol mankind, both'
 of private perfons and  public focieties.   Some virries  plainly i
 tend to the prefervation of our Health, others to the fecurity
 and improvement of our Eftates, all  to ihe peace and quiet of
 our  Minds, and which is (omewhat more flr^nge, to the ad-
 vancement of otitEfteem i-nd Reputation.   For tho' the World
 be generally bad, and men are apt to approve rothing fo much
 as what  they do themielves, yet 1 know not how  it. ccmes to
 pafs, men a'e commonly fo juft to virtue and  goodnefs, as to
 p.uife it in others, even when they do not pra&ife it themielves.

                       On  Futurity.
        DISTRUST and darknefs of  a  future flate, '
          M*ke poor mankind fo fearful  ot their fate.
    De~th  in itfelf '*  nothinp, but  we fear
    'I i be we know not what— we know  not where. 
      ,-*>ta, to Virginia, No
■^»%d South-Carolina.
 Ytb Darbt,
 \Cbefier, '
  Brandetoint,
  New- Cafllt,
  Elk River,
  North-Eaft,
  Sufquebdnna,
  Gunpoiuder Ferry,
  fiatapfco Ferry,
  Anitapolit,
  Mount Pleafani,
  Upper Marlboro'
  Pi feat aw ay,
  Port Tobacco,
  fiofe't  Ferry,
  f*ert Royal,'
  ^nead't Tavern,
  Todd'f Bridge,
   Uayburti't  Bridge,
   Fnnau't,
   fyilliomjbu rgb,
  ilogg IJland,
  IJle of Wight Ct.Houfe,  18
  Nanfemond.
  Bennet't Creek,
  Edenion,
  %eir,  Ferry,
  Bath To-wiiy
  Neufe River,
  Wbitecock Rivtr,^,
  New River Ferry,
  Cape-Fear River,
  tockwood't,
  Shallot River,
  E.  End Ling Bay,
  W. End of ditto,
  Gtirge-Tolon,
  Santee Fe.-ry,
  Savee Ferry,
  Cbarleftawn,
 irookfield\V\\)Vlwt  6-
l^dre,       Dow_>ng   6
Ditto,
lielcbert'oH/n,
Ditto,
/imberfl,
Hadley,
Northampton,
Cbcfterfield,
Wortbingt'on,
    disfield,
Pitiifield,    Ctitildge
Ditto       Hubbard,
Albany-Ferry.
Robert
Dw.ght
Gravel
 Smith
 K el fog
 Lyman
           DiMf       Miteleli
           Ditto,          Coffin   *
           Branfoiek,     Stone  16
           Brvnfiuick, Th^mpfon   4
           Hearndeirt Feiry,      <j
           M'if'-ajfct I':. vV.ckeu ^2,
         ^ Ntiivcajtie Ferr*,        *'
         41----,         B.rkfr,   S
         2 Waldcborougb,  Vmal  1 a
Tupper 141 ■•■■',   Lanifon   or
 Miller  7            Waffrma'a   »
 Mark*  6 Tboma/i(.n,    P.ekard   $'
           Camden,      drgory   6'
                          Minct   r'
           Duck Trap,  McClanle» 6
           Bel/aft,       fa.ichei ta
           PentOjcctt,     H.bart lif
           Blue-Hid,     Parker  If
           ----,          Pattm   71
           tjnion  Ri'vir,  MilJikia 7|
           Killkemy,    G.i<okini  6,
 XVH )   Road  to Metv-
  bury Pert,  Portfmoutb
  Cajco-Bay, &  Macbiat.
Medford,      Billii.ga  5
Maiden,        Kettle  _
Lynh,         Newell  4,.,
Dangers,     Pierhont  6 ^Brifiol,   S.apfon
Salem, Gobdue &f Webb 2
Heverly,       Water.  1
•tenbam,       Porter  6
//>/wrf_-,Srnith,Ttedwei 6
Rowley,         Htint
20
3°j Newbury,      Pierce
3°\jVewbwy-rort, Choate,
      ur.d Davenport,
^all/bury,
 eabrook.
Kpowlcon
  Giitt'.th
V ouldtkorottgk, Jonea   g]
Ditto.          Shaw   6]
No. JF'our,   Campbell   S|
P/taJdntRiv. Buckman 12
Cba/itll{rRiver,1rV)xitnej ji
Matbias,,  Lop.gtr.:!i-w   g
to\llajnpton Falls S-nboin,TJD'rto»
3°       and Wells,       -.L^dover,
45 Itfamptcn,     Lravitttjfe  E>'110.
l°\K>»tb Hampton, Leavift^
 * Greenland,   'Wiggiet  4
 " Pirtjmo. Tilfbn & F( fi, 5
   Old Tori,  Wrodb/idge
          «;?</ Row,       9
               Littlefie'd  11
Upper Ro<d 10 ta.mouth.
Medford,       Porter  <
Wobum,       Tcw.e  ^
Wilmington,    Tay   ■.
            Tbompjon
Welti
Ditto,
Kennebunk,
(XVl.)  Road to Dart-,Arundell,
' moutb.College in _V*w  5'afo,
 Hampjhire.
^.Fonr,(Xl)HaftinBtii9
tClairmoum,
IDitt*,
]C<>rnip>,
Witto,
VPlainJield,
[Libansn,
  Wait
Summer)
   Chafe,
    Ditto
    Smith
    Hills
^Dartmouth-Col. Storci
I Scarborough
Ditto,
Ditto,
b'almoutb,
"Falmoutb-
   Toxun
   .Cole
 Kimball
  Fauen
   Allen
 Bradbury
Milliken
  March
 Sk.llen
?Wa,te,
Shaituck,
Ditto,   '
Haverhill,
Plaflow,
Plaftow,
Kingtlon,
Drtto,
  Ballard
   Abbot

r  Bra£r
  Bradley
    Lit ile
  Stiver. 1
   Abbot
  Exeter, Gitman,clbv.Jlcnt
  Stiatham,       CI ace
^ I Ne v. ir, ai ket,  Fu.Jcm
61 Durham,
jDcv.r,
>agc
    Gage
    Lord
Qhadbjrn
   Berwick,
'/Ditto,
* Wells,      Li.ilcjield
3JK.enoebuok,  Kw.twlt
cj Ditto,         F<j//«»
  Saco,           Alit.
           jGreele,     •/=aco'  ,t    .    Men  7
New Cafco,  %:knam   7 lPePI»e,«11>or«> .Bradbury 3
A0«^wo.;^-;ng4hc"bo^«_b, Milliki*  2
                ,    ** Falmouth,             ia 
i
A Moral  Rffiefficn at the clofe eflWkut^
     S.VEHrLriN hundred  antf  eighty, '
       Is now forever  pall ;
 Seventeen  hundred  eighty"one
   •Will  fly away as  fafL
 Out whether life's uncertain fcene
   Shall hold an equal  p3ce# ;
 6r  whether Daath,  fhall come -bstweedi
   And end  ou* moi tal race ;
 Or  whether ficknefs, paio, or health*
   Gur future lot fhall be ;     ^
 Or  whether poverty,  or wealth,
   Is  all  unknown^  to me.
  One thing is known, that needful 'tis"
   To  watch with  catefnl  -eye;
 glnce every* leafon  fpent amifs,
   Is  regi.ler'd  on  high.
 Too  well" we  know what precious hour!
   Our Wayward pa Clio os  wafte j
  And  thus we  feel  our  mortal  Pow'rs
   To dirft  and daiknefs  hafte.
  Earth rolls  her rapid, feafoas round,
   To meet her final fire;
  But virtue is with  gb*y  crdwn'd,
    Thn'  liins and liars  expire.
  What awfqljfchaufrhts ! whratJru'th fublime !
    What" uftf»l  lelTon  this 1 £•;  #
;  Tien let us well improve our  time!
  ""* Th;*.t  we may die in peace  !
    FRIENDS Yearly Meeting* in r5sW-E«GLA»D.
At Sandwich, the 6th day before the laU fi/ft day in the 3d
>\z (7reenivicbt  the laft*firft-day of the'5th month   £montU.
H Rhodes If and, the ad fixth-day.of the 6th mouth.
;_  Nantucket, the 4th ftxth day  of the 6th month.
   King/Ion,  the «d  furt-day of the  8th  month.
   Providence,  the 4th .firlVda^ of the 8th month. •
   Bqfton-,thc 6th day preceeding the 4th firft day of the 9th mon.
Ai Lynn, the 7th day preceeding the 4th firtt day otthe 9th mon
A  Salem,  the 4th  firft day of the 9th month.     ^
 1* Scituate,  the ift fixthday of the  10th  month.
 \t Dartmouth, the _ith fiith-dav of the 10th month.  • ?y
 \t Sittanzey. the 2c\Jtff^tDWb{ Uttfcslllb month
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