THERMOMETRICAL OBSERVATIONS. 



341 



19 



39i 

 24 



33 



4J 

 47 



36 

 5' 

 50 



52 



39I: 



32i 



46i 

 323- 

 33 



W. N. W. 1 



VV. N. W. 



w. 



w. 



S. toW. 



s. 



S. S. W.iS. 

 S. toS. W. 



w. 



VV. 



w. s. w. 



W. N. W. 



w. 



N. W. j 



s. 



Ohio 

 ftand 

 Ri- 



36 



24 



fingJ 

 2 I I I 



Cloudy. Ohio full of fm;ill cakes of 

 ice. 



Cloudy, with a flight fnow. The 

 ice in Ohio gone. 



S'now morning, and again at noon. 

 Cloudy P. M. Brilk winds Lift 

 night and all day. The Ohio 

 much difcoloured. Mercury loiuej}. 



Tolerably clear. Windy. 



Clear and very pleafant. 



Clear, ferene and uncommonly plea- 

 fant. CC? The thermometer rofe 

 in the evening to 52°. Warm 

 night. 



Clear and ferene as yefterday. 



Do do. do. 



Overcaft A. M. Sun-fliine at noon. 

 Overcaft P. M. 



Black flying clouds, with fome rain 

 A.M. Sun-fliine P. M. High 

 winds and heavy rains at night. 



Clear and ferene A. M. Pleafant 

 but cloudy P. M. Some froft laft 

 night. 



Cloudy and raw A. M. Pleafant 

 P. M. 



Trifling fnow early A. M. Clear 

 ferene and pleafant P. M. 



CoudyA.M. Clear P.M. 



Clear. High winds laft night and 

 all day. 



Clear. 



