For The ltiimingtonian.
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on Washington's birth day, at 3 hours
anu 50 minutes, a. M. (time at Wilmington,
delaware, } there will happen an occultation
" me planet Venus. behind the moons disk,
W the Inhabitants who live in high north
'a.''udes, and on the same meridian of Will
a'hs'on. Astronomers, no doubt, living in
muse high latitudes, will make their calcu-
;a''ons accordingly; yet to US calculation
:. unnecessary, as we shall only perceive that
h. sAe Time of their conjunction, viz: at 3
,'su's s as minutes. nothing more will be ap.
en' TO us than beholding (if the air is
NJ M the light of Venus, mingling with the
0ns southern horn or lower limb. and
III. tbA0'y torminga crescence of light around
tal.a "o0o's periphery. And if ain not mis-


Ill my conjectures, the body of the