September 2, 1769

Posted by sydney on Sep 2nd, 1769

Wheat harvest finished.  A comet, having a tail about six degrees in length, appears nightly in the constellation of Aries, between the 24, 29, & 51 stars of that constellation in the English catalogue.

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