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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,

AND

1838.A> ... ^

CITY OFFICERS IN BOSTON,

AND OTHER

USEFUL INFORMATION.

BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY JAMES LORING,

1 3 2 Washington Street. ECLIPSES IN 1838,

1. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 25th of March, at 5h. Im. in the afternoon, invisible to us on account of the Moon's southern latitude.

2. There will be an Eclipse of the Moon on the 9th of April, in the evening, visible Beginning, .... 7h. 46m. Middle, 9 13

Ecliptical opposition, . . 9 21 End, 10 40 Digits eclipsed, 7 deg. on the Moon's northern limb.

3. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on Tuesday, Sept. 18, in the afternoon, visible. Beginning, .... 3h. 27m.

Greatest obscuration, . . 4 46 End, 5 57

Duration of the eclipse, . . 2 30 Digits eclipsed, 10 deg. 51m. on the Sun's south limb. This eclipse will pass central and annular from Michigan through a part of Upper Canada, Lake Erie, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Vir- ginia, and enter the Atlantic Ocean near Cape Charles. The Central eclipse will pass a little south of Washington, but the annular eclipse will extend to New York one way, and nearly to Raleigh the other.

The duration of the ring, at places where the eclipse is central, will be about 6m. 6s. of time.

4. There will be an Eclipse of the Moon on the 3d of October, at lOh. 2m. in the morning, consequently invisible.

Correspondents are requested to forward their Communications for the Register early in November. Please notice that the Counties (except Suffolk,) are arranged alphabetically.

The publisher of this Register, having used his best endeavors to make the book accurate, declines any responsibility for errors that must inevitably appear in a work of this character. A INDEX.

Academy of Music ... 163 Commissioners of Mass. . 95

Aggregate of Banks in Mass. 186 Constables in Boston . . 231

Agricultural Society . . . 169 Congress, 25th 194

Amherst College .... 147 Consuls, American . . . 205

Andover institution . . . 149 " Foreign in U. S. . 210

Antiquarian Society . . . 16J Congregational Charitable So. 126

Anti-Slavery Societies . . 169 Convention of Cong. Min. 124 Ancient & Hon. Artillery Co. J23 Counsellors, &c. in Boston 47

Army of the United States . 218 County Commissioners . 21 Asylums 167 " Meetings of ... 24 Associated Banks in Boston 244 Court, Counsel. Circuit, U.S. 199 Assessors 227 " Supreme Judicial

Attorneys in Boston ... 47 " S. J. Callendarof . 22

Attorneys, Circuit Court,U.S. 201 " Common Pleas .

Auctioneers in Boston . . 232 " C. P. Callendar of . 23

" Municipal . . Banks in Boston .... 173 " Police .... " in Massachusetts 183 " Probate . . .

Baggage Waggons . . . 238 Custom House Officers

Berkshire Justices, &c. . . 51

Barnstable Justices, &c. . 49 Deaths in Boston . . 249

Bible Societies 155 Dispensary, Medical . 160 Bishops, Episcopal, Method- District Officers of U. States 199 ist, & R. Catholic, in U.S. 120 Dukes County Justices, &c. 60 Blind Asylum 167 Board of Education ... 94 East Boston 247

Boston Common .... 247 Education Societies . . 154

Boston Atheneum . . . 248 Essex Justices, &:c. . . 61

Bridges in Boston . . . 247 Eye and Ear Infirmary . 160 Bristol Justices, &c. ... 56 Extra Session of Congress 223

Census of Towns, Mass. 1837 17 Farm School .... 197

Churches and Ministers . 127 Federal Courts . . 200

Charitable Societies . . . 164 Fire Society . . . 168

Cincinnati of Massachusetts 168 Fire Department . . 229 Circuit Court 199 Former Ministers in Boston 239

City Officers in Boston . . 225 Franklin Justices, &c. Coinage of the Mint ... 209

Colleges in Massachusetts 144 General Association . 154 " in New England . 148 Governors of Massachusetts 29

Common Council . . . 225 " of the Several States 217 Comparative view of all the Banks in the U. States . 243 Hampshire Justices, &c. . 71 Index.

Hampden Justices, &.c. . . 69 Police Court in Boston . 20 HandeJ and Haydn Society 16K Postage 101

Harvard University . . . 144 Post Towns and Masters

Health Officers of Boston . 22G Principal Officers of U. S.

Historical Society ... 161 Probate Courts . . . 25 Howard Benevolent Society 166

Hospital Corporation . . 164 Rail Road Corporations . 172 Religious Denom. in U. S. 143

Insane Hospital .... 164 Representatives of Mass. . 33 Instructers in Public Schools 229 " of United States . . 195 Insurance Comps. in Boston 187

Inland Bills of Exchange . 249 Sabbath School Societies . 156

Salaries of State Officers . 28

Literary Societies . . . 161 " ofU.S. Officers . . 198

Lyceums 162 Savings Bank in Boston . 166

Lunatic Hospital at Worces. 165 School Committee . . . 227

Lying in Hospital . . . 165 Seamen's Friend Society . 167 Secretaries of Departments 198

Marine Society .... 170 Soft Water for Boston . . 232 Marine Telegraph ... 246 Standing Commit, of House 40 Manufactories in Mass. . 245 Stages from Boston ... 236 Marine Hospital .... J65 State Prison . ... 171

Masters in Chancery . . 94 Suffi3lk Justices, &c. . . 44

Mechanics' Association . 248 Supreme Court of Mass. . 20 Medical Society of Mass. 102, 157 " " of U. States 198 Medical Schools .... 159 Surveyors 230

Middlesex Justices, &c. . 74

Militia of Massachusetts . 109 Temperance Societies . . 163

Missionary Societies . . 151 Theological Institutions . 149

Municipal Court .... 20 Tract Societies . . . .156

Nantucket Justices, &c. . 80 Undertakers in Boston . 231

Kavy of the United States 220 Unitarian Association . 152 Newton Institution ... 149

Norfolk Justices, &c. . . 81 Vessels of the Navy . . 221

Natural History Society . 162 Votes for Governor . . . 249 Votes for President of U. S. 249

Overseers of the Poor . . 227

Wesleyan Academy . . 151

Phillips' Academy ... 150 Williams College . . 147

Physicians in Boston . • 233 Worcester Justices, &c. 87 Population of United States 224

Plymouth Justices, &c. . 84 Young Men's Association . 162

JANUARY, 1838, begins on Monday.

First Quarter, 3d day, 2h. 2m. morning. Full Moon, 10th day, 2h. 37m. evening. Third Quarter, 18th day, 7h. 49m. evening. New Moon, 25th day, 9h. 9m. evening.

|M|VV| Observable | If.sea. r.0s, Days, &c. r.^s. |

1 2iCircum. 7 30 5 2 56 10 35 2 3C. P. Boston. 30 3 39 11 38 3 4 Gen. Election, Mass. Not 30 4 31 morn. 4 SjNewton born, 1642. 30 5 47 28 5 6 7*s sou. 8h. 25m. very 30 7 13 53 6 7;Epiphany. high tides, 30 8 22 1 26 7j Gjlst Sun. p. Epiphany. 30 9 18 2 5 8 2 Luc. Bat. at IN. Or. 1815. 30 10 14 2 49 9 3 Middling 30 10 58 3 43 10 4 30 11 54 rises, 11 5Dr.Dwight died, 1817. 29 morn. 8 15 12 6\ tides. 29 9 8 50 13| 7iY'd. L. sou. 9h. 15m. 29 39 9 19 14; G 2d Sun. p. Epiph. # apo. 28 1 21 9 45 15| 2C.C. P. Wor. 28 1 46 10 3 16j 3; Low 27 2 12 11 23 17| 4 Dr. Franklin b. 1706. 26 2 51 10 52 18i 5|Battle of Cowpens, 1781. 26 3 24 11 53 19| 6! tides. 25 4 23 morn. 20 7 Indep. of U. S. acceded. 24 5 2 5 21 G 3d Sun. p. Epiphany. 2;3 6 19 3 13 22 2Lord Byron born, 1788. 23 7 53 4 29 23 3 Col. Tarlton, of revol. mem, 22 9 14 5 40 24 4i died 1833, aged 78. 21 10 10 6 35 25 5Con. ofSt. Paul. 20 11 10 sets. 26 6; Very 9 perigee. 20 11 44 5 31 27 7 7*ssou.7h. 19 46 6 55 28 G 4th Sun. p. Epiphany. 18 1 17 8 16 29 2 high 17 1 51 9 31 30 3 tides. 16 2 26 10 5 31 4'Cold Tuesday, 1815. 15 3 9 10 32 i FEBRUARY, 1838, begins on Thursday.

MARCH, 1838, begins APRIL, 1838, begins on Sunday.

First Quarter, 1st day, 4h. 50m. evening. Full Moon, 9th day, 9h. 21m. evening. Third Quarter, 17th day, lOh. 48m. morning. New Moon, 24th day, 2h. 17m. morning.

f.sea.| r.#s. MiVVj Observable Days, &lc. \ r.^s. | G 5th Sun. in Lent. 5 43 7 2 Low 3 C. P. Bost. & Bar. 4 St. Ambrose. 5 6 7*s set lOh. ^ apogee, 7 tides. G 6th Sun. in Lent, P. S. 9 2{C. P. Plym. • eel. vis, 10 o S. J. C. Lowell. 11 4 Middling 12 5 Rodney's victory, 1782. 13 6 Good Friday. 14 7 Yard L. sets lOh. 15! G Easter day. tides. 16 17 S. J. C. Wore. & Greenf. 18 Byron died, 1824, aged 36. Alp. Bat. Con. &l Lex. 75.

Quite 1st S. East. L. S. • per C. P. Ded. St. Geo. hi^h S. J. C. Taun. & North. St. Mark. tides. 7*s set. 8h. 40m. Rainy

G 2d Sun. in Easter. 2, weather.

MAY, 1838, begins on Tuesday.

First Quarter, 1st day, 9h. 2lm. morning. Full Moon, 9th day, Oh. 13m. evening. Third Quarter, 16th day, 4h. 59m. evening. New Moon, 23d day, llh. 41m. morning.

First Quarter, 3 1st day, 2h. 51m. morning.

Observable Days, fcc. | r.^s. f.sea.| M|W| | r.^s 3 S. J. C. Ip. & Sp. St. F.«fcJ. 4 54 8 4l Low 5 Inv. Cross. 6i tides, # apo. 7|Bonaparte died, 1821. G 3d Sun. in East. St. John. 2 7*s set 8h. 38. J. C. Barn. 4| Middling 5 Susp. of specie payments 6 tides, [in N. Y. 1837. 7 Vacci. first ap. 1796. G 4th Sun. in Easter. 2iMrs. Hemans died, 1833. 3 S. J. C. Len. & Plym. 4| Tides 5, Great frost 1794.

7{Duns. increasing. per. G 5th Sun. in Easter. 2 Dark day, 1780. 3 Pope born, 1688. 4 Battle Ramillies, 1706. 5 Holy Thurs. Asc. day. 6 7*s rise 4h. morn. 7, Calvin died, 1564. G Sun. after Asc. Low 2|C. P. Edg. C.C.P. Wore.

4j01d Election, Mass. 51 tides. 9 apogee. JUNE, 1838, begins (

JULY, 1838, begins on Sun 1

SEPTEMBER, 1838, begins on OCTOBER, 1838, begins on Monday.

NOVEMBER, 1838, begins on Thursday. DECEMBER, 1838, begins on Saturday. |

Population of Massachusetts. 17

CEJS'SUS OF THE TOWJ^S IJV MASSACHUSETTS.

5:5= The figures in the first column is the date of Incorporation. The figures in the column of towns, show the number of Represen- tatives to which each town is entitled, by the amendment of the Constitution. The figures before the comma, show the number they are entitled to send in each year during the next 10 years ; the fig- ures after the comma show the number of years, in the next 10 years, in which they are entitled to send J in addition. The two last col- umns show the census in 1837, and the distance from Boston. 18 Population of Massachusetts.

Inc. Rep. 1S37 Dis. line. Rep. 1837 Dig. 1781 Goshen ,5 560 105 1727 Piovincet. 2,049 116 83 Midfllefield ,fi 710 110 23 Welllleet 2.303 97 1807 Plainfield ,7 865 110 33 Dennis 2,750 76 9 Easthampt. ,5 793 97 Orleans 1,936 85 14 Enfit-ld 1 1,058 1803 Brewster 1,534 22 Piescott ,6 788 DUKES. PLYMOUTH 1671 Edgartown 1,4 1,625 91 71 Tisbury 1,1 1,461 85 Plymouth 3,3 5,034 1714 Chilmaik ,7 699 92 35 Hingham 2,4 3,445 36 Scitnate 2,6 3.754 NANTUCKET. 37 Duxbuiy 2 2.789 Nantucket 6 9,048 100 40 Marshfield 1,2 1,660 44 Hull ,1 180 WORCESTER. 56 Bridgcwa. 1,6 2,092 60 Middlfbo. 3.4 5,005 1653 I,ancaster 1,3 1,003 86 Kochester 2.3 3,570 67 Meiidon 2,5 3,657 1707 Plyir.pton ,7 835 84 Worcester 5,2 7,117 11 Pembioke 1 1,2S8 1713 Oxford 1,7 2,047 12 Abington 2,2 3,057 13 Lticester 1,6 2,122 26 Kingston 1,1 1,371 Rutland 1 1,265 27 Hanover 1,1 1,435 Sutton 1.8 2,457 34 Halifax ,7 781 Westboro' 1.3 1,612 39 Waieham 1,7 2,166 Brookfield 1,9 2,514 90 Carver ,9 990 Uxbridge 1,7 2,246 1820 Hanson ,8 1.058 South boro' 1 1,113 21 N. Bridge. 1,8 2,701 Shrewsbu. 1,3 1,507 22 W.Biidge. ,9 1,145 Lunenbu. ,9 1.250 23 E. Bridge. 1,5 1,927 Dudley 1,2 1,415 Harvard 1,2 1,566 BRISTOL. Grafton 2,1 2,910 1639 Taunton 4,9 7,647 Upton 1,2 1,451 45 Rehohoth 1,5 2,202 Hard wick 1,2 1,818 64 Dartmouth 2,4 3,Q58 Bolton 1 1,185 67 Swanzey 1,2 1,627 Sturbridge 1,5 2,004 83 Freetown 1,4 1.779 Holden 1.3 1,789 94 Attleboro' 2,1 3,396 Leominster 1,4 1,944 1711 Norton 1,2 1,530 Warren 1 1,196 12 Dighton 1 1,453 Douglas I^ 1,713 25 Easton 1,5 1.976 N. Braintr. ,7 780 31 Raynham 1,2 1,379 Spencer 1,2 2,085 35 Berkley ,8 878 Petersham 1,3 1,731 70 Mansfield 1 1,444 Cliarlton 2,3 2,469 87 N.Bedford 9 11,304 Tenipleton 1,4 1,690 87 Westport 1,8 2,618 Athol 1,2 1,603 90 Somerset ,9 1,063 Oakham ,9 1,109 1803 Fall River 3,6 6,352 Fitchburg 1,9 2,662 12 Fairliaven 2.6 3,6-19 Winchend. 1,3 1,802 12 Seekonk 1,5 2,016 Paxton ,6 619 28 Pawtucket 1,5 1,881 Koyalston 1,2 1,629 Ashburnh. 1,4 1,758 BARNSTABLE. Northboro' ,9 1,224 1639 Barnstable 2,7 4,017 Hubbard St. 1,4 1.780 39 Sandwich 2,4 3,579 Westniins- 1,3 1,640 39 Yarmouth 1,P 2,454 Princeton 1 1,267 46 Eastham 1,059 Northbridge 1,1 1,409 86 Falmouth 2,580 Ba.re 1.9 2,713 94 Harwich 2,771 Milford 1,3 1,637 1709 Truro 1,806 Sterling 1,2 J,650 12 Chatham 2,271 Berii .6 724 Population of Massachusetts. fnc. 20 Courts. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice. Samuel Putnam, of Boston, ^ Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Boston, ( AssociateA^^^rintP Just.Tnst Marcus Morton, of Taunton, > Charles A. Dewey, of Northamp. j Attorney General, James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions, Octavius Pickering, of Boston.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Arteraas Ward, Chief Justice. Solomon Strong, Leominster, "^ John M. Williams, Taunton, C Associate Justices. David Cummins, Salem, j District Attorneys. Asahel Huntington, of Salem, for Northern District. Charles H. Warren, of N. Bedford, for Southern Dist. Pliny Merrick, of Worcester, for Middle District. Daniel Wells, of Greenfield, for Western District.

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judge. Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk. Samuel Dunn Parker, Attorney. Henry Homer, Crier. The Municipal Court is holden the first Monday in each month.

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON.

William Simmons, ) John Gray Rogers, > Justices.

James C- Merrill, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Assistant Clerk, William Knapp. The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, a. m. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. m. County Commissioners. 21 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BARNSTABLE. Jesse Boyden, Sandwich, Chairman. Michael Collins, Eastham, Alexander Baxter, Yar- mouth. Special Commissioners, Nathaniel Hinckley, Barn- stable, Jonathan Nickerson, Dennis. BERKSHIRE. Nathan Willis, Pittsfield, Chairman. Eli Ensign, Sheffield, Keyes Danforth, Williamstown. Special Commissioners, Russell Brown, Cheshire, Ja- bin B. Williams, Becket. BRISTOL. Thomas A. Greene, New Bedford, Chairman. William Seaver, Taunton, Elkanah Bates, Mansfield. Special Commissioners, Adoniram Crafle, Berkley, Lemuel May, Attle borough. DUKES. Timothy Daggett, Edgartown, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury. Special Commissioners, Daniel Fellows, Edgartown, Thomas Bradley, Tisbury. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. John W. Proctor, Danvers, Moses Newell, West Newbury. Special Commissioners, David Putnam, Salem, William Whipple, Gloucester. FRANKLIN. Horace W. Taft, Sunderland, Chairman. Noah Wells, Rowe. Special Commissioners, Richard Colton, Northfield, Amos Russell, Deerfield. HAMPDEN. James U. Crooks, Springfield, Chairman. Gideon Styles, Southwick, Cyrus Knox, Palmer. Special Commissioner, Lucius Wright, Westfield. HAMPSHIRE. Osmyn Baker, Amherst, Chairman. Joseph Cummings, Ware, Elisha Strong, Northamp. Special Commissioners, Ephraim Smith, Hadley, Ben- jamin White, Goshen. 3* 22 Supreme Judicial Courts. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. Abner Wheeler, Framingham. Special Commissioners, Timothy Prescott, Concord, William Livingston, Lowell. NORFOLK. Samuel P, Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. Seth Mann, Randolph, Joseph Hawes, Walpole. Special Commissioners, John C. Scammell, Bellingham, Benjamin P. Williams, Roxbury. PLYMOUTH. Isaac Alden, 3d. East Bridgewater, Chairman. John B.Turner, Scituate, Thomas Savery, Wareham. Special Commissioners, Jonathan Parker, Plympton, Jesse Perkins, North Bridgewater. WORCESTER. John W. Lincoln, Worcester, Chairman. Ebenezer D. Amidon, Southbridge, William Craw- ford, Oakham. Special Commissioners, Benjamin Davenport, Men- don, Ephraim Stone, Templeton.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS. Suffolk and JVantucket. Boston, 1st Tues in March. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Monday next preceding the 4th Tues in Sep- tember. Worcester. Worcester, on the 1st Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 3d Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and Dukes. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. JVorfolk. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Courts of Common Pleas. 23

NISI PRIUS TERMS. Barnstable and Dukes. At Barnstable, for Barnsta- ble and Dukes counties, on the 9th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Berkshire. At Lenox, for Berkshire county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Bristol. At Taunton, for Bristol county, on the 7th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March, and at New Bedford, on the ^d Tues in November. Essex. At Ipswich, for Essex county, on the 8th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Franklin. At Greenfield, for Franklin county, on the 6th Tues after the 1st Tues of March, and on the 2d Tues of September. Hampden. At Springfield, for Hampden county, on the 8th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March, and on the 1st Tues in September. Hampshire. At Northampton, on the 7th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Middlesex. At Lowell, on the 2d Tues in April. JVantucket. At Nantucket, for the county of Nan- tucket, on the 1st Tues of July. JVorfolk. At Dedham, on the 3d Tues in February. Plymouth. At Plymouth, for Plymouth county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Suffolk. Boston, 7th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Worcester. At Worcester, for Worcester county, 6th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March.

Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the Tues next succeed- ing the 1st Mon of April, and the 1st Tues in Sept. Berkshire. Lenox, 4th Mon of February, June, and October. Bristol. Taunton, on the 2d Mon of March and September, and at New Bedford, on the 2d Mon of June and December. Dukes. Edgartown, on the last Mon in May, and the last Mon of September. Essex. Ipswich, on the 3d Mon of March, and 3d Mon of December. Salem, 3d Mon of June. New- buryport, od Mon of September. 24 Meetings of County Commissioners.

Franklin. Greenfield, on the 3d Mon in March, 2d Mon in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, 3d Mon in June, 2d Mon in October, and 3d Mon in February. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in November. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Mon in June. Lowell, 2d Mon in September. Cambridge, 2d Mon in December. JVantucket. Nantucket, 1st Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. JVorfolk. Dedham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in September, and 3d iVlon in December. Plymouth. Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 2d Mon in Aujo-ust, and 1st Mon in December. Suffolk. Boston, ]stTuesin January, April, July, and October. Worcester. Worcester, ]st Mon in March, 3d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December. Criminal cou7%3A Mon of Jan- uary, last Mon of May, and 4th Mon of September.

Meetings of the County Commissioners. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of April, and on the 2d Tues of October. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 1st Tues in April, and on the 1st Tues in September. Bristol. Taunton, on the 4th Tues in March, and on the 4th Tues in September. Dukes. Edgartown, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon in May, and on the Wed next after the 2d Mon in November. Essex. Ipswich, on the 2d Tues of April. Salem, on the 2d Tues of July. Newburyport, on the 2d Tues of October. On the 4th Tues of December, at Salem, Newburyport, or Ipswich, as determined by the Court at the term next preceding. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 1st Tues in March, on the 1st Tues in September, and on the 2d Tues of June and December. Hampshire. Northampton, on the 1st Tues in Sep- tember, on the 1st Tues in March, and 1st Tues of June and December. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 25

Hampden. Sprino^field, on the ^d Tues of April, and 1st Tues of October, and 4th Tues of June and December. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 1st Tues of January, and at Concord, on the 2d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in September. J\''antucket. Nantucket, 3d Mon of April and 2d Mon of October. A''orfolk. Dedham, on the 3d Tues of April, and the 4th Tues of June and September, and on the last Wed of December. Plymouth. Plymouth, on the 3d Tues in March, and on the 1st Tues in August, and on the 1st Tues of January. Worcester. Worcester, the 4th Tues in March, the 2d Tues of September, and on the 3d Tues of June, and the 4th Tues of December.

Calendar of Prolate Courts. BARXSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, March, September and December, and on the 3d Tues of May and June. At Sandwich, at the house of Sabin Smith, on the 2d Tues of November. At Falmouth, at the house of David Lewis, on the Wed next after the 2d Tues of November. At Yarmouth, at the house of Charles Sears, on the 2d Tues of Aug. At Harwich, at the house of David Kendrick, on the 3d Mon of April, and on the last Mon of October. At Brewster, at the house of Elisha Crocker, on the Tue« next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Tues next after the last Mon of October. At Orleans, at the house of Henry Knowles, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Wed next after the last Mon of October. At Wellfleet, at the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, on the Thurs next after the last Mon of Oc- tober. At Truro, at the house of John Kenny, on the Thurs next after the 3d Mon of April. At Province- town, at the house of Thomas Lothrop, on Friday next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Friday next after the last Mon of October. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the 26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Court will be holden on the ]st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Griswold's in Great Barring^ton, on the 2d Tues in February, May, August and November. At Mr. Tower's in Lanosborousrh, on the 2d Tues in Jan- uary, April, July and October. BRISTOL. At Taunton, on the Friday next after the 1st Tues of January, on the 1st Tues of March and November, on the Fri next after the 3d Mon of June, and on the Fri- day next after the 1st Tues of August. At New Bed- ford, on the ]stTuesof Febuary, on the 3d Mondays of June and December. At Freetown, on the 1st Tues of January. At Rehoboth, 1st Tues of April. At Dighton, on the Fri next after the 1st Fridays of April and Oc- tober. At Norton, 1st Friday of July. At Westport, 1st August. At Seekonk, 1st of Sept. At Fall River, 1st of October, and at Attleboro', 1st of May. DUKES. At the house of Bernard Luce, in Tisbury, (West) on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Matthew P. Butler, on the 3d Mon of April. At the Probate Office in Edgartown, on the 3d Mon ofJuly, and 3d Mon of Oct. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich, on the 1st Tues in February, March, May, June, August, September, No- vember and December. At Salem, 1st Tues in Janu- ary, April, July and October, and the 3d Tues in Feb- ruary, May, August and N

Parish,) 3d Tues in January ; and Andover, (South Parish,) 3d Tues in July. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, 2d Tues in February, March and May, 3d Tues in June, 4th Tues in August, 2d Tues in Oc- tober, 1st Tues in November, and 3d Tues in Decem- ber. At Conway, 1st Tues in February, and 3d in July. At Charlemont, 3d Tues in May and October. At Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 27

Wendell, last Tues of April, and 3d Tues in Septem- ber. At Warwick, the day following the last Tues of April, and the day following the 3d Tues in September. HAMPDEN.

At Springfield, nine times ; at Westfield twice ; and at Monson, twice in each year, at such places and times in said terms as the Judge shall appoint. HAMPSHIRE. At Northampton, 1st Tues in each month. At Amherst, 'id Tues in January, April and August. At Belchertown 2d Tues in February, May and October. At Chesterfield, 3d Tues in May and 2d Tues in October. MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tues of March, May and November, on ihe 1st Tues of September and on the 2d Tues of October. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charlestown, on the 3d Tues of February and August. At Framingham, on the last Tues of June and October. At Groton, on the 1st Tues of May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. NORFOLK. At the Court House in Dedham, on the 1st Tues. of each month. At Q,uincy, on the 2d Tues of February, May and August. At Roxbury, on the 4th Tues of February, May, August and November. In the First Parish in Wrentham, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. At Med way, on the 3d Mon of June. PLYMOUTH. At Plymouth, on the 3d Mon of January, February, and May, on the second Mon of April and August, and on the 1st Mon of December. At Scituate, on the 1st Tues of March and June, and the last Tues of August and November. At East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tues of April, July and October. At Middleborough, on the last Tues of May, and the 1st Tues of August and 28 Salaries of Officers.

November. At Rochester, on Wed next after the last Tues of May, and Wed next after the first Tues of November. SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office, in the County Court House, School Street, Boston, every Monday except the first Monday in each month. WORCESTER. At Worcester, 1st Tues of every month. At Brook- field, on the 2d Tues of May and October. At Lan- caster, on the 3d Tues in May and October. At Fitchburg, on the Wed next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Templeton, on the Thurs next after the 3d Tues in Alay and October. At Barre, on the Fri next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Mendon, on the 4th Tues in May. At Uxbridge, on the 4th Tues in October.

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Governor, g3666,67 Lieutenant-Goveinor, . . - _ . 533,33 Chief Justice of the S.J. Court, ... 3500,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 3000,00 Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 2100,00 Associate Justices of do. - - - 1800,00 Judge of the Municipal Court, - - - 1250,00 Justices in Police Court, - - . . 1500,00 Attorney- General, ..... 1200,00 Reporter of Decisions, - - . . . 1000,00

Secretary of the Commonwealth, - - - 2000,00 1st Clerk in Secretary's, Treasurer's, and Adju- tant General's Offices, .... 1200,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, - - - 2000,00 Adjutant-General, .--..- 1500,00 Reporterof Decisions in S.J. Court, - - 1000,00 District Attorneys, 1000,00 Clerk of the Senate, 1130,00

Clerk of the House of Representatives, - 1130,00

Counsellors, Senators, and Representatives, two dollars each for each day's attendance, and two dollars for every ten miles travel.— President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per day for each day's attendance. GOFERJVORS IJST MASSJlCHUSETTS.

LIST OF THE GOVERNORS AND COMMANDERS IN CHIEF OF PLYMOUTH AND MASSACHUSETTS.

Governors of Plymouth, chosen annually hy the People. 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward Winslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1634 Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Thos.Hinckley,w;/io 1636 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption by Andros^ 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction with Mas- 1639 William Bradford sachusetts in 1692.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter, chosen annually by the People.* 1630 John Winthrop 1646 John Winthrop 1634 Thomas Dudley 1649 John Endicott 1635 John Haynes ]650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henry Vane 1651 John Endicott 1637 John Winthrop 1654 Rich. Bellingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott 1641 Rich. Bellingham 1665 Rich. Bellingham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 John Leverett 1644 John Endicott 1679 Simon Bradstreet 1645 Thomas Dudley

After the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 Joseph Dudley,Pre5. by the People, and Simon 1687 Sir Edmund Andros, Bradstreet elected Presi- Governor. dent who, in 1691, was cho- 1689 Sir Edmund deposed sen Governor.

* 1628, the Company in England for settling Massachusetts Bay, chose Matthew Cradock, Governor, and Thomas Goffe, Lieutenant Governor, but they never came to America. 4 2

30 Governors of Massachusetts.

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter, appointed by the King. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir William Phips 1692 William Stoughton, 1699- -1700 Earl of Bello- to 1702 mont 1702 Thomas Povey 1702 May. The Council. Joseph Dudley 1715 William Taller 1714 Feb. The Council. March. Jos. Dudley 1723 William 1716 Samuel Shute Dummer 1728 William Burnet 1729 William Dummer 1730 William 1730 Jonathan Belcher Tailer J 733 Spencer Phips 1740 William Shirley 1756 Phips 1753 William Shirley Spencer 1757 April. The Council. Thomas Pownal 1758 Thos. Hutchinson, 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770 1770 Thos. Hutchinson 1770 Andrew Oliver 1774 Thomas Gage 1774 Thomas Oliver

Since the Revolution. 1774 October. A Provincial Congress. 1775 July. The Council.

Under the JVeio Constitution, chosen annually by the People. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing,toFeb.28,1788 1785 James Bowdoin, 1787 1788 Benjamin Lincoln, 1789 1794 1787 John Hancock, Oct- 8, 1793 1789 Samuel Adams, 1794 Samuel Adams, 1797 1794 Moses Gill, May 20, 1800 1797 Increase Sumner,June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 Caleb Strong, 1807 1802 Edward H. Bobbins, 1807 1807 James Sullivan. Dec. 10, 180R 1807 1809 Christopher Gove, 1810

1810 Elbridge Gerry, IS 1 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1816 John Brooks, 1823

1823 William Eustis, Feb. 6, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1834 John Davis, 1836 1836 Edward Everett. Civil Officers of Massachusetts. 31

Secretaries of the State. John Avery, 1780 to 1806. Alden Bradford, 1812 to 1824. Jonathan L. Austin, 1806 to 1808. Edward D. Bangs, 1824 to 1836. William Tudor, 1808 to 1810. John P. Bigelovv, 1836. Benjamin Romans, 1810 to 1812.

Chief Jtistices of the Supreme Judicial Court.

William Gushing, 1781 to 1789. i Theophilus Parsons, 1806 to 1813. Nathaniel P. Sargent, 1790 to Samuel Sewall, 1814. 1791. Isaac Parker, 1814 to 1830.

Francis Dana, 1791 to 1806. 1 Lemuel Shaw, 1830. Mtorney Generals.

Robert T. Paine, 1780 to 1790. ! Perez Morton, 1810 to 1832. James Sullivan, 1790 to 1807. | James T. Austin, 1832. Barnabas Bidvvell, 1807 to 1810.

Treasurers of the State. Henry Gardner, 1780 to 1783 Thomas Harris, 1810 to 1811. Thomas ivers, 1783 to 1787. Jnna. L. Austin, 1811 to 1812. Alexander Hodgdon, 1787 to 1792. John T. Apthorp, 1812 to 1817. Thomas Davis, 1792 to 1797. Daniel Sargent, 1817 to 1822. Peleg Coffin, 1797 to 1802. Nahum Mitchel, 1822 to 1827. Jonathan Jackson, 1802 to 1806. Joseph Sewall, 1827 to 1832. Thompson J. Skinner,1806 to 1808. Hezekiah Barnard, 1832 to 1837. Josiah D wight, 1808 to 1810. David Wilder, 1837.

Presidents of the Senate. Thomas Gushing, 1780. John Phillips, 1813 to 1823. Jeremiah Powell, 1780 to 1781. Nathaniel Silsbee, 1823 to 1826. Samuel Adams, 1781 to 1785, and John Mills, 1826 to 1828. 1787 to 1788. Sherman Leland, 1828 to 1829. Samuel Phillips, 1785 to 1787, and Samuel Lothrop, 1829 to 1831. 1788 to 1801. Leverett Saltonstall, 1831 to 1839. David Cobb, 1801 to 1805. William Thorndike, 1832 to 1833. H. G. Otis, 1805 to 1806, and 1808 Benjamin T. Pickman, 1833 to to 1811. 1835. John Bacon, 1806 to 1807. George Bliss, 1835 to 1836. Samuel Dana, 1807 to 1808, and Horace Mann, 1^36 to 1838. 1811 to 1813. Myron Lawrence, 1838.

Speakers of the House. Caleb Davis, 1780 to 1782. Perez Morton, 1806 to 1808, and Nathaniel Gorham, 1782 to 1783, 1810 to 1811. and 1785 to 1786. Joseph Story, 1811 to 1812. Tristram Dalton, 1783 to 1784. Eleazer W. Ripley, winter sess. Samuel A. Otis, 1784 to 1785. of 1812. Artemas Ward, 178!) lo 1787. Elijah H. Mills, 1820 to 1821. James Warren, 1787 to 1788. Josiah auincy, 1821 to 1822. Theodore Sedgwick, 1788 to 1789. Luther Lawrence, winter sess. David Cohb, 1789 to 1793. of 1822. £. H. Rohbiiis, 1793 to 1802. Levi Lincoln, 1822 to 1823. John G. Jones, 1802 to 1803. William C. Jarvis, 1823 to 1825, H. G. Otis, 1803 to 1805. and 1826 to 1828. Timothy Bigelovv, 1805 to 1806, Tiinothv Fuller, 1895 to 1826. and 1808 to 1810, and 1812 to Wm. b: Calhoun, 1828 to 1835. Julius Rockwell, 1835 to 1838. Robert C. Winthrop, 1838. 32 Government of Massachusetts.

Civil Government of Massachusetts. For the Political Year, commencing' January, 1838, and ending January, 1839.

His Excellency EDWARD EVERETT, ll. d. Governoj'. His Honor George Hull, Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL. Warren Lovering,Medw'y David Joy, Nantucket Samuel Mixter, New Henry Shaw, Lanesboro' Braintree. Caleb Foote, Salem Sidney Willard, Camb. William Minot, Boston John Howard, Springfield Edw. Walcott, Pawtucket Secretary of the Commonwealth, John P. Bigelow. Chief Clerk, William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth^ David Wilder.

Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2

SENATE. Myron Lawrence, President. Suffolk, Samuel Hubbard, Thomas Motley, Josiah Quincy, jr. Nathan Gurney, Stephen Fairbanks, Sam- uel Dorr. Essex, Charles Kimball, Warwick Palfray, jr. Daniel Adams, 3d. Jeremiah Spofford, Samuel Lane, Daniel P. King. Middlesex, Nathan Brooks, Stuart J. Park, Levi Far- well, Lilly Eaton, Samuel B. Walcutt. Worcester, Charles Hudson, Linus Child, William Hancock, James G. Carter, Thomas Kinnicutt, Arte- mas Lee. Hampshire, Myron Lawrence, William Clark, jr. Franklin, James C. Alvord. Hampden, George Ashmun, Reuben Boies, jr. Berkshire, Stephen B. Brown, Lester Filley. Representatives for 1838. 33

JS/orfolk, Thomas French, Samuel G. Goodrich, Jo- seph L. Richardson. Plymouth, John A. Shaw, Joseph Meigs. Bristol, Charles H. Warren, Lemuel May, John Eddy. Barnstable, Charles Marston. JVantucket, Barker Burnell.

Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gragg, Assistant Clerk. Rev. Ralph Sanger, Chaplain.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Robert C. Winthrop, Speaker.

Luther S. Cushing, Clerk. Rev. Ephraim Peabody, Chaplain. SUFFOLK. Boston Benj. Abrahams, Zachariah Jellison, Benja- Ivers J. Austin, Henry min Lamson, Edward G. Andrews, George Blake, Loring, Charles Leighton, James Barry, J. Vincent Charles Lincoln, David Browne, Edward Brooks, Nickerson, Richard A. Martin Brimmer, Charles Newell, Abel Phelps, Sol- P. Curtis, James Clark, omon Piper, John C. Park, Zebedee Cook, jr. Samuel Loyal L. Porter, William Chessman, John L. Dim- Parsons, Samuel Quincy, mock, Thomas Edmands, Simon W. Robinson, Rob- William T. Eustis, Joseph ert E. Ruthven, Henry G. Eveleth, Benjamin Fiske, Rice, Jeffrey Richardson, David Francis, Daniel L. John Rayner, Lemuel Gibbons, John C. Gray, Shattuck, James Savage, Samuel Greele, John John B. Stebbins, William Green, jr. Enoch Hobart, Sturgis, Robert C. Win- James L. Homer, Samuel throp, Thomas Wetmore, Hitchborn, Jacob Hayes, John B. Wells, Charles A. Cranston Howe, E. P. Wells Hartshorn, Thomas Hunt- Chelsea H.H.W.Sigourney ing, Thomas Hudson, 4» 34 Representatives for 1838. BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Seth Good- Richard Sparrow speed, David Hinckley, Provincetown John Atkins, William Lewis David Rider, jr. Brewster Solomon Free- Sandwich Josiah Bacon, man Benjamin Bourne, Charles Chatham Josiah Kendrick Nye Dennis Seth Crowell, Seth Truro Solomon Davis, Jo- T. Whejden nas Stevens Eastham Philander Shaw Weljleet Atkins Dyer, Na- Falmouth Elijah Swift than Paine jF/an<;icA. Samuel Eldridge, Yarmouth Ezekiel Cro- James Long well, John H. Dunbar Orleans Edward Barber, BERKSHIRE. Adams John Hall, Joseph J^tew Marlborough Noah L. White, Shubael Wil- Gibson marth Otis Alford Peru Becket Arad Chapman Pittsfield Amos Barns, Cheshire Stephen Northup Henry Hubbard Clarksburg Salah Clark Richmond George W. Dalton Daniel Lawrence Kniffin Egremont Benj. Baldwin Sandisfield Florida Thomas Tower Savoy Melvin Bowker Great Barrington Jacob Sheffield Ira Curtis, Silas Burghardt, Geo. Pynchon Smith Hancock William Hatsell Stockb. Wm C. Churchill Hinsdale Henry Putnam Tyringham Ezra Heath Lanesborough Asahel Tf^asMngton John S.Noble Buck, jr. West Siockbridge Hubbard Lee William Merrill Fox Lenox William A. Phelps Williamsioivn Thomas C. Mount Washington Phelps, Wm. Waterman Monroe Windsor BRISTOL. ^ffZe&oroM^ John Daggett Dighton David Hathaway Berkley Thomas Andros Easton Nathaniel Guild, Dartmouth Wanton How- Martin Wild land, Thomas K. Wilbur, Fairhaven Daniel Davis, Thomas Winslow Gideon Nye, Joseph Tripp Representatives for 1838. 35

Fall River Hezekiah Bat- Pawlucket Elijah Ingra- telle, Phillip S. Brown, ham Benjamin B. Sisson, Fred- Raynham Amos Hall erick Winslow Rehoboth Richard Goff Freetown Alden Hatha- Seekonk Caleb Chaffee, way, jr. Charles A. Morton Lewis Walker Mansfield Somerset John Peirce New Bedford William H. Swansey George Mason Allen, Thomas A. Greene, Taunton Etheridge Clark, Kphraim Kempton,-Charles Harrison G. O. Colby, VV. Morgan, John Perkins, George Danforth, Samuel Pardon G. Seabury, Sam- A. Dean, Seth Presbury uel Tobey, Henry Taber, Westport Nathan C. Brow- James Wady nell, Jonathan Davis jYorton Laban M.Wheaton DUKES. CMlmark Mayhew Cottle Osborn Edgartown Abraham Tishury Thomas Bradley ESSEX. Jlmesbury Edmund Sar- Hamilton gent, Benjamin Young Haverhill Charles Carlton, Jlndover Thomas C. Fos- W. D. S. Chase, James H. ter, William Johnson, jr. Duncan, Leonard Whit- Joseph Shattuck tier Beverly Jonathan Batch- Ipsivich Sylvanus Cald- elder, Andrew Ober, John well, William Heard Safford Ly7in John W. Brown, Boxford Josiah Kimball Edward S. Davis, The- Bradford BenjaminGreen- ophilus Hallowell, Steph- leaf en Oliver, Jacob Puring- Danvers Lewis Allen, ton, Richard Richards Samuel P. Fowler, Caleb Lynnfield David N. Swa- L. Frost, Ebenezer Put- sey nam Manchester Joseph Hooper Essex George W. Burn- Marblehead Frederick ham Robinson, James E. Wig- Gloucester Eleazer Boyn- gin ton, Silas Bray, William B. Methuen John M. Gros- Raskins, Robert Rantoul, venor, Moses Merrill jr. Oliver VV. Sargent, Da- Middleton vid White JVewbwy Jacob Atkinson, 36 Representatives for 1838.

Benjamin W. Hale Rogers, Joshua Safford,jr. JVewburyport Joseph B. John W. Treadwell Morss Salisbury Nathl. George Rowley Joseph Kimball, Saugus WiJliamW. Board- Nathaniel Mighill man Salem Charles A. Andrew, Topsjield Charles H. James Chamberlain, Ste- Holmes phen Daniels, Stephen Wenham Osborne, John Perley, Ca- West JVewbury John C. leb Pierce, Richard S. Carr FRANKLIN. Jishfield Montague Martin H.Clapp Bernardston J^ew Salem Luther Hunt Buckland John Porter JVorthfield Samuel C. Al- Charlemont Joseph Field len, jr. Coleraine Amos Bardwell Orange Josiah Goddard Conway Phineas Bartlett Rowe Detrfield Rufus Saxton Shelburne Ira Arms Gill £. S. Darling Shutesbury Jonas Winter Greenfield Henry Chap- Sunderland man Warivick Jacob R. Gale Hawley John Vincent Wendell Ivors Benjamin Heath David White Whateley Rodolphus San- Levereit Jonathan Conant derson Leyden Reuben Shel- don HAMPDEN. Blandford Samuel S. Day Springfield Luke Bemis, jr. Brimfield John W. Bliss VVilliam D wight, Josiah Chester Forbes Kyle Hooker, Alpheus Nettle- Granville Elijah Seymour ton, Samuel H. Stebbins, Holland Daniel W. Willard Longmeadow Elijah Col- Tolland ton Wales Ludloio Joseph Biicklin Westfield Joseph Hedges, Monson Lucius F.Newton Matthew Ives, jr. Montgomery Wm. Squier West Springfield Pelatiah Palmer Abel Calkins, Ely, Samuel Noble Marble K. Ferrill Wilbraham Walter Steb- Russell Jere Bishop bins, William Wood Southwick Warren Bying- ton Representatives for 1838. 37 HAMPSHIRE. Amherst Edward Dickin- Hubbard, Charles P. Hun- son, Eleazer Kelloofg- tington, Solomon Stoddard Belchertoivn Sara'l. Strong, Norwich Joseph Stanton Israel Towne Pelham Chesterfield Bel a P. Clapp Plainfield Cummington Philander Prescott Packard' South Hadley Joel Miller EaM Hampton Luther Southampton Elisha Ed- Clark, jr. wards Enfeld Daniel Ford Westhampton Richard Goshen Benjamin White Hale Granhy Enos Smith Ware Royall Bosworth, Greenivich John Northum Thomas Snell Hadley Charles P. Phelps Williamshurg Isaac Gere Hatfield Austin Smith Worthington Chauncey B. Middlefield Risinar JVorthampton Roswell MI D D L E S E X. Acton Nathan Brooks Framingham Moses Ed- Ashhy Cushing Burr, jr. gell Bedford Groton Joshua Green Billerica Henry Baldwin Holliston Benjamin F. Boxhorough Batchelder, Alden Leland Brighton Charles Heard Hopkinton Jeffries Hall Burlington William Law- Lexington Isaac Mulliken rence Lincoln Elisha Hager Cambridge Luther Brooks, Littleton Cephas Hartwell Joseph T. Buckington, Lowell Jonathan Bowers, Thomas B. Gannett, Isaac Joseph M. Dodge, Jesse Livermore, William J. Fox, Perez Fuller, Thom- Whipple as Hopkinson, Jonathan Carlisle M. Marston, Wm. North, Charlestown Nathaniel David Nourse, William Austin, Elias Crafts, Sam- W. Wyman uel Etheridge, AbijahHo- Maiden Daniel A. Perkins, vey, James Underwood, Edward N. Harris George W. Warren Marlborough Chelmsford Sherebiah Medford George W.Porter Spaulding JVaiick Chester Adams Concord Stedman Buttrick JVewton Joseph Foster, Dracut Ira Hall Luther Paul 38 Representatives for 1838.

Pepperell Divid Blood, jr. Waltham Luke Fiske Heading Warren Perkins Watertown George Rob- Sherburne bins Shirley Wayland James Francis South Reading Thomas West Cambridge Joshua Emerson Avery Stoneham Westford J. J. Carter Stow Charles Tower Weston Jonas Hastings Sudbury Asher Goodenovv Wilmington Francis Nor- Tewksbury Abel French wood Townsend Joel Emery Woburn John Cummings, Tyngsborough Augustus Plympton NANTUCKET. JVantucket Jonathan C. William S. French, Wil- Briggs, George M. Bunk- liam Watson, Daniel Whit- er, William R. Easton, ney NORFOLK. Bellingham Asa Pickering Nathaniel Thomas Braintree Joseph Rich- JWedham Asa Kingsbury ards, Minot Thayer Quincy John Whitney Brookline Thomas Griggs Randolph David Blan- Canton Isaac Horton,Abel chard, Alvan Kidder, Wentworth Joshua Spear, jr. Cohasset Thomas Bourne Roxbury Cornelius Cow- Dedham Daniel Covell, ing, Ephraim Harrington, Joshua Fales, John Morse Caleb Parker, jr. John Dorchester Samuel P. Prince, Joseph W.Tucker Loud, Joshua Pierce Sharon George H. Mann Dover Stoughton Foxborough Warren Bird Walpole Joshua Stetson, jr. Franklin Nathan Cieave- Weymouth Lemuel Hum- land phrey, Noah Torrey Medl^eld Wrentham Silas Metcalf, Medway Eleazer Daniels Preston Pond JWt/fon James M. Rob bins, PLYMOUTH Abington James Bates, Duxbury Joseph F. Wads Harvey Torrey worth, Gershom B.Weston Bridgewater Artemas East Bridgewater Charles Hale, Nahum Stetson Mitchell, Isaac Pratt Carver Jesse Murdoch Halifax Paul Bryant n

Representatives for 1838. 39

Hanover Abel G. Duncan low, Solomon Richmond, Hanson Junius Tilde Nathaniel Russell, Benja- Hingham Henry Gushing, min Whittemore Francis G. Ford Plympion Hull Rochester Theophilus Kingston Joseph Holmes King, Zaccheus M. Bars- Marshfield John Ford, jr. tow Middleborough Still man Scituate John Beal, Wil- Benson, Tisdale Leonard, liam James, Saml. Water- Eliab Ward man JVorth Bridgewater Albert Wareham William Bates, Smith Lewis Kenney Pembroke Samuel Brown West Bridgewater John E. Plymouth Sylvanus Har- Howard WORCESTER. Ashhurnham Steph. Gush- Holden Willis Smith ing, Reuben Townsend Hubbardslon Asa Marean Auiol Abner Young Lancaster Silas Thurston, Auburn William Graig, Israel Stone, jr. Leicester Joseph D. Sar- Barre Otis Allen, Gharles gent, Samuel Watson Rice Leominster Charles W. Berlin Joseph Park Wilder Bolton Joseph Sawyer Lunenburg Boylston Eli B. Lamson Mendon Samuel Allen, Brookfield Aaron Kimball, Ichabod Cook, jr. Heze- Harrison Hathaway kiah Fletcher Charlton Amasa Stone, Milford Otis Parkhurst, Moses Williams Ellis Sumner Dana Millbury Job Gorton, Douglas Robert P.Ghurch, Aaron IVask Amory Thayer J^eio Braintree Samuel Dudley Hezekiah H. Davis Mixter Fitchburg David Boutelle, JVorthborough Prentiss Samuel Willis Keyes Gardner Timothy Hey- jYorthbridge Paul Whiting wood Ai''orth Brookfield Kitt- Grafton Oliver M. Brig- redge Hill ham, Samuel Wood Oakham James Allen Hardwick Jason Mixter Oxford Sylvanus Harris, Harvard Gephas Hough- Francis Sibley ton Paxton Tyler Goddard 40 Standing Committees.

Petersham Cephas Willard Upton William hegg Phillipston James Rich- Uxbridge John Carpenter, ardson Ellery Holbrook Princeton Warren Pardon Allen Royalston Salmon God- tVesthorough Otis Con- dard verse Rutland George S. Flint West Boylston Thomas Shrewsbury White, jr. Southborough SullivanFay Westminster Joseph H. Southbridge Benjamin D. Whitney Hyde, Bela Tiffany Winchendon Israel Whit- Spencer Walter Sibley comb Sterling Emery Burpee Worcester Ebenezer L. Sturbridge Jonathan P. Barnard, Nathan Heard, Curtis William Lincoln, Gruy S. Sutton Joshua Armsby Newton, Emory Wash- Templeton Moses Leland burn

Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant at Arms.

Standing Committees of the Senate.

On the Judiciary— Messrs. Child of Worcester, W^arren of Bristol, and Walcott of Middlesex. On Probate and Cliancery— Messrs. Q,uincy of Suffolk, Aslimiin of Hampden, and Alvord of Franklin. On jla-riculture—Measts. Adams of Essex, Clark of Hampshire, and Richardson of Norfolk. On Education—Messrs. Shaw of Plymouth, Carter of Worcester, and Goodrich of Norfolk. On Bills in the Third Reading'— Messrs. Warren of Bristol, Hudson of Worcester, Kimball of Essex, Kinnicuttof Worcester, Ashuiun pf Hampden, and Alvord of Franklin. On Engrossed Bills— Messrs. Gurney of Suffolk, Kimball of Essex, Filley of Berkshire, Lee of Worcester, Eaton of Middlesex, and Lane of Essex.

Standing Committees of the House.

On the Judiciary—Messrs. Curtis of Boston, Lincoln of Worcester, Hubbard of Pittsfield, Rantoul of Gloucester, Huntington of North- ampton, Colby of Taunton, and Hopkinson of Lowell. On Education— Messrs. Savage of Boston, Greene of New Bedford, Wilder of Leominster, Etheridge of Charlestown, Greenleaf of Brad- ford, Edwards of Southampton, and Hooker of Springfield. Standing Committees. 41

On Agriculture—Messrs. Brovvnell of Westport, Prince of Roxbury, Hubbard of Northampton, Buckingham of Cambridge, Field of Charle- niont, Chase of Haverhill, and Ba.tlett of Conway. On Probate and Cliancery— Messrs. Washburn of Worcester, Blake and Loring of Boston, Loud of Dorchester, Baltelle of Fall River, Rising of VVorthington, and Ward of Middleboro'. On Finance— Messrs. Sturgis of Boston, Fiske of Waltham, Tripp of Fairhaven, Kempton of New Bedford, Mixter of Hardwick, Allen of Northfield, and Gere of Williamsburg. On Elections— Messrs. Chapman of Greenfield, Robinson of Marble- head, Park of Boston, Seymour of Granville, Tobey of New Bedford, Curtis of Slurbridge, and t?mith of Hatfield. On BiUs in the Third Rending— Messrs. Dwight of Springfield, Aus- tin of Boston, Browne of Lynn, Hyde of Southbridge, Holmes of Topsfield, Hall of Hopkinton, and Sisson of Fall River. On Engrossed Bills— Messrs. Warren of Charlestown, Htidson of Boston, King of Rochester, Morss of Newburyport, French of Nan- tucket, Barnard of Worcester, and Fox of Lowell. On County Estimates— Messrs. Stoddard of Nortliampton, Saxton of Deerfield, Buttrick of Concord, Whiting of Northbridge, and James of Scituate. On the Pay Roll— Messrs. Eveleth of Boston, Eldridge of Harwich, Nettleton of Springfield, Phelps of Lenox, and Osborne of Salem. On Change ofJVames— Messrs. Clapp of Montague, Boutelle of Fitch- burg, Humphrey of Weymouth, Buck of Lanesboro', and Porter of Medford. 071 Public Buildings—Messrs. Brooks of Cambridge, Browne of Bos- ton, StebbinsofSpringfield,Danforth of Taunton, and Chamberlain of Salem. On Leave of Absence—Messrs. Towne of Belchertown, Briggs of Nantucket, Beal of Scituate, Davis of Westport, and Whitney of ftuiucy.

Joint Standing Committees.

On Accounts— Messrs. Palfray and Eaton of the Senate ; and Messrs. Willard of Springfield, Thayer of Braintree, and Gibbens of Boston, of the House. On Roads and Bridges— Messrs. Walcott and Boise of the Senate ; and Messrs. Hale of Bridgeport, Johnson of Andover, and Allen of Oakham, of the House. On. Railways and Canals—Messrs. Hudson and Filley of the Senate; and Messrs. Duncan of Haverhill, Phelps of Hadley, and Edgell of Framingham, of the House. On Toicn^— Messrs. Brooks and Eddy of the Senate; and Messrs. Daggett of Attleboro', Whitney of Westminster, and Strong of Bel- chertown, of the House.

On CZaim^— Messrs. Dorr and King of the Senate ; and Messrs. Whipple of Cambridge, Jellison of Boston, and Goddard of Paxton, of the House. 5 42 Justices in Massachusetts.

On the Ml itia— Messrs. Hancock and Park of the Senate -, and Messrs. Heard of Worcester, Biinimer of Boston, and Ford ot Enfield, of the House.

On Parishes—Messrs. Faiwell and May of the Senate ; and Messrs. Dickinson of Amherst, Eustis of Boston, and Seabury of Wew Bed- ford, of the House.

On Fisheries— Messrs. Marston and Meigs of the Senate ; and Messrs. Swift of Falmouth, Nyeof Fairhaven, and Hale of Kewbury, of the House. On Banks and Banking—Messrs. Hubbard and Carter of the Sennte ; and Messr?. Gray of Boston, Weston ofDuxbury, and Treadwell of Salem, of the House. On Mercantile jSffairs and Insurance— Messrs. Burnell and Motley of the Senate ; and Messrs. Cook of Boston, Rogers of Salem, an

On Puhlic Lands—Messrs. Fairbanks and Adams of the Senate ; and Messrs. Andrew of Salem, Bobbins of Milton, and Stetson of Walpole, of the House.

On ManxLfactures—Messrs. French and Brown of the Senate ; and Messrs. Livermore of Cambridge, Wood of Grafton, and Davis of Lynn, of the House.

On Prisons— Messrs. Lee and Lane of the Senate ; and Messrs. Austin of Charlestown, Adams of Natick, and Hunt of JVew Salem, of the House. On Public Charitable Tnstitvt ions—Messrs. Kinnicntt and Spofford of the Senate ; and Messrs. Brooks of Boston, Watson of JVJantucket, and Porter of Buckland, of the House.

On the Library— Messrs. Motley, Goodrich and Sliaw of the Senate j and Messrs. Oliver of Lynn, Gannett of Cambridge, and Shatluck of Boston, of the House.

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth, arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Artemas Ward, Boston John Welles, Boston Bezaleel Taft, (Jxbridg'e Nath'l. Bowditch, Boston Benjamin Pickman, Salem Peter C. Brooks, Medford Harrison G. Otis, Boston John T. Kirkland, Boston Daniel Kilham, Wenham Samuel Crocker, Taunton William Prescott, Boston John Pickering, Boston John Lowell, Boston Sam'l.P.P.Fay, Cambridge John Davis, Boston Silas Holman, Bolton Joseph Story, Cambridge Richard Sullivan, Boston George Blake, Boston B.W.Crov/ninshield, Bost. Charles Jackson, Boston Thos. Greenleaf, Quincy N. Mitchell, Boston Josiah Quincy, Cambridge Samuel S. Wilde, Boston Samuel Porter, Hadley Samuel Putnam, Boston Abrah. Holmes, Rochester Justices in Massachusetts. 43

Joseph Locke, Lowell Howard Lothrop, Easton Jonas KendalljLeominster Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Levi Lincoln, Worcester John Q. Adams, Quincy Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham James T. Austin, Boston Wm. P. Walker, Lenox S. T. Armstrong, Boston David Cummins, Salem John R. Adan, Boston Marcus Morton, Taunton Jeremiah Mason, Boston Nathan Willis, Pittsfield David Mack, jr. Amherst RusselFreeman,Sandwich Ja's Richardson, Dedham Stephen White, Boston Benjamin Sheldon, New Nathaniel Silsbee, Salem Marlborough James Fowler, Westfield Asa W. Wildes, Newbu- Stephen Barker, Andover ryport Hezek. Barnard, Nantuck. David Wilder, Leominster Edmund Cushing-jLunenb. Jona. Hartwell, Montague Thos.L.Winthrop, Boston Ch. J. Holmes, Rochester Jacob Hall, Boston Loammi Baldwin, Charles- John Merrill, Newburyport town John Endicott, Dedham John Davis, Worcester Aaron Hobart, E.Bridgew. Benjamin Russell, Boston Ezra Mudge, Boston Nathaniel Austin,Charles- Mark Doolittle, Belchert. town John Mason, Swanzey Benj. Rodman, N. Bedford Bezaleel Taft, jr.Uxbridge Zenas Crane, Dalton Jonathan Phillips, Boston Warren Lovering,Medw'y Saml. C. Allen, Northfield Edw. F. Jacobs, Scituate George Hull, Sandisfield Leverett Saltonstall,Salem James Savage, Boston Jno.M.Williams, Taunton Joseph E. Sprague, Salem Solomon Strong, Leomin- Nathan Brooks, Concord ster H. A.S.Dearborn, Roxbury George Bliss, Springfield Daniel Webster, Boston Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield Lemuel Shaw, Boston Wm. B. Calhoun, Springfi. JosephKittredge, Andover Peter O.Thacher, Boston Jona. Dwight,'^Springfield Sherman Leland, Roxbury Josiah J.Fiske, Wrentham Sidney Willard, Camb. John Locke, Ashby Sam'l. Mixter, N.Braintree Henry Hubbard, Pittsfield John Howard, Springfield Luke Fiske, Waltham William Minot, Boston Patrick Boise, Westfield Caleb Foote, Salem Elijah Swift, Falmouth Henry Shaw, Lanesboro' Jos. Bowman, N.Braintree David Joy, Nantucket John C. Gray, Boston Edw'dWalcott, Pawtucket 44 Justices of the Peace in Boston. SUFFOLK. Judge nf Probate, John Heard, Boston. Register of Probate, Oliver W. B. Peabody, do. Register of Deeds, Henry Allirie, do. County Attorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Richard D. Harris, do.

Clerks of S. J. Court and Court of Common Pleas. Cliarles A. Parker, and George C. Wilde, of Boston.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boston. Joseph May Samuel D. Parker Charles Wells Thos. H Perkins AnHrew Ritchie Ninian C. Betton Alden Bradford Benjamin Guild Wm. J. Hubbard Wm. Stevenson David Sears Richard Fletcher William Sullivan William Simmons Charles P. Curtis Benjamin Gorham Augustus Peabody Horace Mann Joseph Tilden Francis J. Oliver Henry H. Fuller Warren Dutton Joseph Hall Saml. F. M'Cleary Wm. H. Sumner Francis C. Gray Josiah Q,uincy,jr. Samuel H. Walley Thos. W. Phillips Theod. Lyman, jr. Samuel J. Prescolt James C. Merrill John Walsh Stephen Codman Zebedee Cook, jr. Nathan Hale John Knapp Oclavius Picketing Rufus Choate Benj. Whitman Thos. A. Dexter Peleg Sprague John Parker William Parker John Mills Samuel Hubbard Wm. C. Aylwin John P. Bigelow Timothy Williams Benjamin Rand Francis O. Watts John Heard FVancis Bassett Isaac Waters Wm. D. Sohier Charles G. Loring Samuel A. Eliot John T. Apthorp John G. Rogers John Williams Daniel Sargent Franklin Dexter Wm. W. Parrott Edmund D wight Bradford Sumner Abbott Lawrence

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Daniel Sargent Alden Bradford Samuel Austin William Tufts John P. Bigelow.

Justices of the Peace in Boston. Benjamin Welles Thomas Dennie Henry Codman Henry Cabot Saml. K. Williams Joseph Coolidge Richard D. Harris James Phillips Phineas Blair George Burroughs Joseph Woodward Josiah P. Cooke Joseph N. Howe Charles Bradbury Abrah. W. Fuller Edw. Tuckerraan Nathl. P. Russell Henry Sargent Justices of the Peace in Boston. 45

Samuel D. Ward Thomas VV. Ward Joseph T. Adams Samuel B. Barrell Samuel Hammond John A. Lowell David S.Townsend Elbridge Gerry Moses Wheeler Caleb Loring Samuel G. Perkins Wiilard Phillips John C. Warren George Bond James F. Baldwin James Jackson Joseph Austin Norman Seaver George W. Coffin Henry Bass Joseph Sewall James Hall Gedney King Benj.Lynde Oliver Joseph Lovering Isaac P. Osgood Robt. Treat Paine Joseph W. Revere LynHe Walter Nathl. I. Bowditch Samuel Swett William Knapp Franklin H. Story William Sturgis Wm. T. Andrews John Binney Thomas Power B. D. Green Daniel P. Parker George Gay Ezra A. Bourne Israel Thorndike William P. Mason John S Lillie Henry F. Baker Horatio M. Willis George Hallett Moses L. Hale Bryant P. Tilden Benj. R. Nichols George W. Otis Geo. W. Brimmer Wm. H. Gardiner Edw.Wigglesworth Charles Hayward W. R.P.Washburn Joseph Wiilard Nathl. G. Snelling Ezra Davis Ward Jackson Ebenezer Francis Samuel E. Sewall Thompson Miller Saml.Frothingham Abraham Moore Peres Loring Isaac Winslow William Barry James W. Paige George E. Head Charles Sprague Pliny Cutler Benjamin Rich Isaac Stevens Ellis G. Loring Francis Welch William Appleton John S. Wright Samuel May Eben. Richie Dorr Thomas C. Amory Daniel Messinger Sidney Bartlelt William B. Dorr John Tappan Geo. S. Bulfinch Nathan Appleton George Ticknor David Henshaw Asa W. Paine Eliphalet Williams David L. Child Edward Blake Sanil. P. Gardner Nathan Gurney E. Haskett Derby Edward Cruft Prince Snow Wm. E. Payne Henry J. Oliver Charles A. Parker John C. Park George Morey Theophi. Parsons John D. Dyer Edward Brooks John W. James E.Hersy Derby, jr. Samuel A. Wells Joshua Blake Benj. H. Currier Thomas J. Eckley Samuel Perkins George C. Wilde A. A. Dame Fran. H. Williams Washingt. P. Gragg Henry Alline Caleb Eddy Wm. G. Stearns" J. J. Loring Samuel Tenney Augustus H. Fiske Saml.D. Harris John F. Loring Wm. Hayden, jr. Henderson Inches Wm. Foster Ons Henry B. Stone Josiah Bradlee Edward G. Loring John S. Tyler Thomas Wetmore Justin Field Richard S. Fay 46 Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Luther S. Ciisliing Edw. H. Robbins Benj. R. Curtis Francis Jackson Charles Torrey Francis Hilliard Jona. Cliapman Grenv.T.Winthrnp Edward S Erving Luther Faulkner Edward S. Rand Willi.nm Gray Joseph Jenkins F B.Crowninshield Horace Gleason John D. Williams James L. English Ezra Weston, jr. Edward Pirkeri:)g Francis C. Loring Geo. W. Phillips Robert G. Shaw Horatio Shipley E. Gerry Austin Amos Lawrence Isaac O. Barnes Edmund Munroe George Darracott Geo. W Heard James W. Fenno Samuel Dorr Wm. G. Hunter Geo. T. Bigelow Aaron Baldwin James Dalton Geo. E. Winthrop Charles F. Adams Stephen Fairbanks Chas. L. Hancock George M. Mason Abncr Bourne N A. Thompson Nathaniel Greene John Rayner W^illiam Tucker Thomas K. Davis Isaac M'LellanJr. J.Lewis Stackpole Richard Robins John Codman George W. Pratt Sam.H VValley,jr. Charles C. Paine Isaac P. Davis Charles R. Lowell Geo. H. Whitman Thomas Hunting John P. Thorndike Edmund Quincy Eben. Chadvi^ick Charles Atwood Enos Stewart Henry Farnam Edward Eldredge Arnold F. Welles Edward D. Sohier Charles Hood John T. Prince Philip Marett Aurelius D.Parker William Tufts Thomas Dwight James K. Mills Geo. S.Hillard James Andrews Robert Rogers Charles Sumner Daniel Parkman John M.Fessenden Simon E. Greene Andrew H. Ward Franklin Haven Danl D. Brodhcad James Read John Foster Benjamin Stevens Stephen Bates Robt. C.Winthrop Hugh Montgomery Daniel L. Gibbens William Brigham J. Crowninshield James Boyd Lemuel Blake John B. MCleary Benj. T. Reed Samuel S. Lewis John L.Dimmock Benson Leavitt Benj. M. Watson Wm. A. Wellnian George W. Adams Artemas Simonds William Savage Henry Clark Ivers J. Austin Joseph H. Dorr Royal L. Porter Alex. Wadsworth Geo. M. Thacher Joseph Dall Henry Hatch Wm. B Reynolds T. P. Chandler Jonas L. Sibley Jona. P. Robinson Adam W. Thaxter Charles Calhoun O. W. B. Peabody Ch. W. Cartwright John B. Wells William LawrenceAbel Phelps Charles Leighton Joseph S. Hastings George T. Curtis Daniel Noyes John A. Bolles Charles W. Lovett Lemuel Stanwood John Randall Thomas Motley Counsellors and Attorneys in Boston. 47

Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Joseph Stovvers David Floyd Francis B. Fay

Notaries Public in Boston. Wm. Stevenson John J. Loring Hugh Montgomery Stephen Codman Thomas A. Dexter Henry Clark Charles Hay ward Robert Rogers Alden Bradford

Counsellors and .Attorneys at Law in Boston. William Prescott TheophilusParsons W. R.P.Washburn George Blake Samuel D. Ward Samuel E. Sewall William Sullivan Samuel B. Barrell Sidney Bartlett John Williams James C. Merrill E.Hersy Derby, jr. John Heard Samuel Dexter Geo. S. Bulfinch Peter O. Thacher Francis Bassett Rufus Choate Benjamin Gorham David A. Simmons Eben. Richie Dorr John Pickering Francis C. Gray John W. James Warren Dutton Henry B. Smith Asa W. Paine John Knapp Wm. P. Mason Wm. J. Hubbard Samuel D. Parker Horatio M. Willis Fran. H.Williams Daniel Webster Charles P. Curtis Edward G. Loring James T. Austin Moses Draper William F. Otis William Minot Henry H. Fuller Josiah Quincy, jr. James Savage Georiie E. Head Francis O. Wafts Samuel Hubbard Charles G. Loring Robt. Treat Paine Benj. R.Nichols George Morey Nathl. I. Bowditch Augustus Peabody Richard Fletcher William B. Dorr Saml. F. M'Cleary John C. Gray Ellis Gray Loring Saml. K. Williams Edward Brooks Joseph Willard Wm. C. Aylwin Franklin Dexter Edward Blake Benjamin Guild Willard Phillips John C. Park Joseph Harrington John R. Adan William E. Payne Thompson Miller Daniel Parkman Elias H. Derby William Simmons Thomas Tolman Arthur W. Austin William D. Sohier Abraham A. Dame Wm. G.Stearns Phineas Blair Bradford Sumner Augustus H. Fiske Abraham Moore Thos. W. Phillips Washingt. P.Gragg Thomas Power Thomas Wetmore Richard S. Fay Josiah P. Cooke John G. Rogers Jona. Chapman Sherman Leland Isaac P. Osgood Abel Gushing Benjamin Rand Wm. T.Andrews Luther S. Gushing Abrah. W. Fuller John P. Bigelow Peleg Sprague Henry Codman Ninian C. Betton Charles F. Adams George Gay Wm.H. Gardiner Edw. Pickering Sheriffs, Coroners, &-c. in Boston.

Richard Robins E. G.Austin John Patch Jeremiah Mason William Brigham Eben. Smith, jr. George M. Mason William Gray John M. Bethune S. H. Waliey,jr. C. L. Hancock Henry C. Simonds Horane Mann G. W. Phillips James Benjamin Aurelius D. Parker E. D. Sohier Patrick Riley Justin Field Ezra Weston, jr. Fred. Robinson John Codman Hugh Montgomery Dav. S. Greenough Charles C. Paine Thomas Dwight ' William Dehon Edmund Quincy George S. Hillard Thomas B. Pope Thomas K. Davis John A. Bolles Theo. P. Chandler G. T. Winthrop Benj. H. Andrews Geo. Sparliawk Michael Lovell Epes S. Dixwell George T. Curtis Arnold F. Welles Geo. E. Winthrop F. J. Humphrey Enos Stewart J.Lewis Stackpole Andrew Foster Isaac M'Lellan, jr. John H. Gray Alex. Whitney Ivers J. Austin William Amory Albert Bal>er Edward S. Rand J. W. Fenno Charles A. Welch Francis C. Loring Benj. B. Thatcher Joel Giles Henry J. Sargent George W. Adams Thos E. Payson Robt. C. Winthrop Horace Gleason H.Gardiner James L. English C. T. Murdock Peleg W. Chandler F.B.Crowninshield J. D. Russell William Savier Horatio Shipley Thos.C. Amory, jr. Charles H. Peirce Wendell Phillips James H.Whitman R. B. Coverly Geo. H. Snelling John Pickering, jr. Wm. Richardson Henry B. Rogers Edward Cruft, jr. Charles B.Goodrich Richard Hildreth Francis L. Dutton Royal Tyler Charles Atwood Charles Sumner H. G. Gorham Benj. R. Curtis Geo. T. Bigelow O. W. Withington

Sheriff, Charles P. Sumner, Boston.

Deputy Sheriffs, Henry H, Huggeford, Prince Snow, Watson Freeman, Charles D. Coolidge, (Offices Court Street.)

Coroners, Prince Snow, Ebenezer Shute, Mace Smith, of Boston, David Floyd, Joseph Stowers, of Chelsea.

County Jailor, Thomas Stephenson.

Prover of Fire Arms, Joel Richardson. Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 49 BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate, Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable. Register of Probate and Clerk of the Courts, Timothy Reed, of Barnstable. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Uavis, of Barnstable. County Treasurer, Josiah Hinckley, of do. Justices of the Pence and of the Qtrorum. Barnstable Isaiah L. Samuel P. Croswell, Brad- Greene, Nymphas Mar- dock Dimmick ston, Timothy Reed Orleans John Doane Brewster Elijah Cobb Sandivich Elisha Pope Chatham Richard Sears Yarmouth Elisha Doane, Falmouth Thomas Fish- John Reed, James Crowell

Jlppoivted to qualify Civil Officers. Richard Sears, John Reed, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, Isaiah L. Greene, Seth F. Nye. Justices of the Peace. Barristahle Benjamin Hal- Joshua Wixon, jr. Samuel lett, Asa Young, Jabez Baker, Barnabas Hall, Howland, Freeman Mar- James Berry, Seth Cro- chant, Lothrop Davis, well, Zebina Howes Benjamin Lewis, Henry Eastham Joshua P. At- Crocker, Josiah Sampson, wood, Michael Collins, Ebenezer Bacon, Charles George Collins Marston, Henry Law- Falmouth Nathaniel Lew- rence, Stephen C. Nye, is, Shubael Lawrence, Zeno Scudder, William Ebenezer Nye, Ward M. Lewis Parker, Richard S. Wood, Brewster Joseph Sampson, John Jenkins, John Rob- George Copeland, Benja- inson, Aaron Cornish, min Berry,Jeremiah Mayo, Charles Bourne, G. W. Joseph Smith, George W. Donaldson, Newell Hoxie Higgins Harivich Isaiah Chase, Chatham Joseph Atwood, Obed Brooks, Nathan Un- Joseph Yoimcf, Joshua derwood, jr. James Long, Nickerson, Daniel P. Clif- Nathan Underwood, Eli- ford, Thatcher Ryder jah Chase, Reuben Ga- Dennis Stephen Homer, boon, Isaiah Baker, Joseph Nathan Stone, Jonathan P. Nickerson, Mulford Nickerson, Jonathan Kendrick, Nath'l Doane, Bangs, Nehemiah Baker, Darius Weeks 50 Notaries and Counsellors in Barnstable.

Marshpee Gideon Hawley Boyden, William Greene, Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Solomon C. Howland William Myrick, John Truro James Small, John Kenrick, Richard Sparrow Kenney, Solomon Davis Provincetown Asa S. Bow- Yarmouth Joseph Hawes, ley, Solomon Rich, Thom- Isaiah Bray, Sylvester Ba- as Lothrop, John Atkins. ker, Joseph Eldridge, Sandwich William H;indy, Simeon Crowel],3d. Prince Melatiah Bourne, William Howes, Joseph White Fessenden, Seth F. Nye, fVelfleet Josiah Whitman, Zenas Nye, Shadrach Reuben Arey, Benjamin Freeman, Joseph Hall, R. Witherell, Ebenezer Benjamin Bourne, William Freeman, 2d. Thomas H. Fessenden, Elisha Per- Holbrook, 2d. ry, Ezra Tobey, Jesse JVotarics Public Barnstable David Crocker, Anthony Kelley Zenas D. Bassett Orleans Richard Sparrow Brewster Isaac Foster Provincetown Thomas Chatham Isaac Handy, Lothrop, Godfrey Rider Joseph Atwood Sandivich William H. Fes- Dennis Sylvester Chase senden Eastham Samuel Knowles Truro Joshua Small Falmouth Samuel P. Cros- Weljieet Josiah Whitman well Yarmouth James Crowell, Harwich Isaiah Chase, David K. Aikin. CovnseUors and Attorneys Barnstable Nymph as Mar- Orleans John Doane ston, Zeno Scudder Sandwich Russel Free- Brewster George Cope- man, Seth F. Nye, Charles land B. H. Fessenden Falmouth Zephaniah Ben- Yarmouth John Reed, Ca- net leb S. Hunt

Sheriffs David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy- Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hinck Orleans William Myrick, ley, Lot Hinckley Rufus L. Thacher Brewster Benjamin Berry, Sandivich Lewin Pope, Freeman Mayo Joseph Hamblin Falmouth George W. Yarmouth Charles Sears Donaldson Crier of the Courts, George Blish, of Barnstable Goaler, Ansel D. Annable, of Barnstable. ;

Justices of tlie Peace in Berkshire. 51

Commissioners offVrecks, &fc. Thomas Fish, Falmouth

Melatiah Tobey, Sandwich ; Joshua Small, Truro;

Daniel Comings, Orleans ; Obadiah Doane, East-

ham ; Isaac Hardy, Chatham; John Adams, Prov-

incetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich ; Thomas Hol- brook, 2d. Welfleet. Coroners. Barnstable Asa Youno- Harwich x\masa Kickerson Brewster Benjamin T. Orleans Henry Knowles Berry, Benj. Foster, jr. Provincetown Solomon Chatham William Hamil- Rich ton Sandwich Lewin Pope, Dennis Jonathan Nick- Ezra Tobey erson Welfleet Josiah Whitman Eastham Timothy Cole Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Falmouth Consider Hatch Commissioner ofDistrict ofMarshpee, Charles Marston. BERKSHIRE. Judge of Probate, William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register of Probate, Henry W. Bishop, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Charles Sedgwick, of do. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of do. Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. South District, Moses Hopkins, of Great Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices of the Peace and of the Qyorinn. Adams J. Q,. Robinson, JVeiv Marlborough Benja- Peter Briggs min Wheeler, Edward Dalton John Chamberlain Stephens Great Barrington Moses Otis Lester Filley Hopkins, John Whiting Pittsfeld Jonathan Allen, Hinsdale Thomas Allen Luther Washburn Lanesborough Wolcott RichmondNodih Rossetter Hubbell, George N.Briggs Sandisfeld Daniel Sears Lee William Porter, jr. Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Lenox Joseph Tucker, nard, Eli Ensign Daniel Williams, James Stockbridge Thaddeus W. Robbins, William P. Pomeroy,' Samuel Jones, Walker, Charles Sedg- Henry W. Dwight, Theo- wick dore Sedgwick 52 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

West Stockbridge Robbins Williamstown Deodatus Kellogg Noble

J]]}]>ointed to qualify Civil Officers. Moses Hopkins, William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, John Whitinsf, S. Jones, T. Whitney, L. Washburn, George N. Briggs, Horatio Byington, Jabez Bos- worth, Josiah Q. Robinson, William E. Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedgwick, Calvin Martin, Ralph Taylor, Henry Hubbard.

Justices of the Peace. Adams Thomas Robinson, Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Nathan Putnian, Isaac Curtis, Josiah Millard, Brown, R. Brown,William Samuel Newman,Ephraim E. Brayton, David Dar- Baldwin, Henry Dewey, ling, Samuel Bowen, Josiah Bacon Thomas Farnum, Benja- Florida Nathan Drury, man F. Robinson, William Zadock King, Daniel C. Plunkett, Isaac Dean, Thayer, jr. Jeremiah Colgrove, jr. Great Barrington Miles Isaac Hodges, E. B. Pen- Avery, George Beckwith, niman Jacob H. Van Deusen, Alford Elihu Lester, Nor- Benjamin Rodgers,Grotius man Lester, Hugo Dewey, Dewey, William Dewey, Reuben Wilcox, Stephen Gilbert Ford, Ralph Tay- M. Church, Roswell Pick- lor, Charles W. Hopkins, ett Perley D. Whitmore, Da- Becket Gaius Carter, Tim- vid Ives, Increase Sumner, othy Snow, Luke Barber, Isaac Seley, jr. George Jabin B. Williams Pynchon, Augustine Gid- Cheshire John Welles, dings, Francis Whiting, WarrenSouth worth, Ethan Sprowel Dean, Caleb A. Rix, Nathan Sayles, Stanley, Samuel Rossetter, Russell Brown, Jonathan Washington Adams, Wil- Richardson liam M. Battelle Clarksburg Silas Shippey, Hancock Gideon Martin, George T. Waterman, Se- Rodman Plazard, Griffin lah Clark Eldridge, John Gardner, Dalion David Carson, William Lapham, Augus- Grenville D. Weston, tus L. Smith, Silas H. Henry Marsh, Simeon W. Gardner, Joshua Foster Wright Hinsdale Charles H. Egremont James Baldwin, Plunkett, O. P. Colt Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 53

Laneshoro^ Timothy Whit- Lemuel Pomeroy, John ney, W. H. Tyler, Naaman Churchill, Henry H.Childs, Barnes, Richard Whitney, Oliver D. Dickinson, Sam- Stoddard Hubbell, Lyman uel Root, Ezekiel R. Colt, Hall, jr., Asahel Buck, Matthias R. Lancton, Ed- Franklin Sturgis ward A. Newton, Theo- Lee Stephen Thacher, dore Hinsdale, Samuel A. John B. Perry, Nathaniel Danforth, Josiah Pomeroy, Tremain, jr.Walter Laflin, Josiah Bissell, John Pom- Charles AJ. Owen, Hub- roy, George W. Campbell, bard Bartlett, Lawson D. Jonathan Allen, '^d. Bidwell, J. C. Furber Richmond William S. Lenox Charles Worthing- Leadbetter, N. Redding- ton, Charles Mattoon, ton, Linus Hall, Abel D. Henry W. Bishop, Caleb Clark, Erastus Rowley, BeMcn, George I Tucker, Eleazer Williams, John L. Solomon Cole, Thomas Plummer, Samuel Gates Sedg-wick, John Z. Good- Savoy Snellum Babbitt, rich, Joseph Palmer, W. William Ingraham, Lib- S. Tucker. erty Bowker, Edward Mt. fFasking;ton Charles Babbitt, Bradish Dunham Patterson, Merritt Smith, Sandisfitld Erastus Beach, John T. Vincent, Ira Lyman Brown, Jabez Bos- Schutt worth, Thomas Twining, JSr.Ashford Keyler Kent, Uriel Smith, Samuel Mer- Phineas Harman rill, Stephen Palmer, Jo- J^ew Madhori:V8;h Joseph siaii Wolcott, Joseph Sears Fitch, Jason Warner, Sheffield Silas Kellogg, Salmon Kasson, Warren Samuel Shears. Jared Can- Wheeler, Levi L. Smith, field, Azariah Root, Minor Samuel Davis Owen, William Ashley, Otis Roderick Norton, Elijah S. Deming, John Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- Ward. Ralph Little, Ed- ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil ward F. Ensign, Jeremiah Seymour Shears, Horaltio L. War- Peru Thomas Frizell, ner, Rowland Wharfield, Henry Peirce, Oliver Samuel H. Bushnell, The- Nash, Elisha Rockwell, ron Warner, Oliver Peck Cyrus Stowell Stockbridge Cyrus Will- Pittsfield John B. Root, iams, Isaac Curtis, Hora- Thomas B. Strong, Butler tio Byington, Alanson Goodrich,Thomas A. Gold, Bennett, Daniel Churchill, Calvin Martin, Phineas David Lester, Benoni C. Allen, James D. Colt, Wells, Marshall Warner, 6* 54 Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire.

John M. Cooper Williamstown Reuben Tyringham John Garfield, Young, Dan Foster, Lu- ThomMS Garfield, John ther Bartlett, John Mills, Langdon, Ezra Heath, Eg- Keyes Danforth, Gershom bert B. Garfield, Eli Hale, T. Buckley, Stephen Hos- Samuel C. Buel, John D. ford, Thomas Bingham, Bidwell Daniel N. Dewey, Samuel Washington William G. Smith, Orin Kellogg, Che- Ballentme,William Noble, ney Taft, Thomas C. Phillip Eames Phelps West Stockbridge Christo- Windsor E. Baldwin, pher French, Amasa Spen- Amasa Converse, jr. Asa cer, Luther Plumb, Miles H. Capen, James Bealls, Morgan,Melancton Lewis, Elias 1. Baldwin, Alpheus Martin Hendrix, Charles Brown, jr. B. Boynton

A''otarics Puhlic. Mams Nathan Putnam, Pittsfield Amos T. Loomis, William E. Brayton, F.O. James Buell, E. R. Colt Sayles Sandisjield Thomas Twi- Great Barrington (Jeorgfe ning Arnold, Constant South- Sheffield Robert F.Barnard worth Stockbridge Horatio By- Lee William Porter, jr. ington Lenox Henry W. Bishop

Counsellors and Jlttorneys. Adams Thomas Robinson, Lenox William P. Walker, Nathan Putnam, Edmund Henry W. Bishop, George B. Penniman, Franklin O. Tucker, Joseph Tucker, Sayles John Z. Goodrich Dalton Henry Marsh JVeiv Marlboro'' Benjamin Egremont Lemuel K. Sheldon, Turner Strickland Otis Lester Filley Cheat Barrington John Pittsfield Thomas A. Gold. Whiting, Increase Sum- Calvin Martin, H. Hub- ner, Francis Whiting bard, Luther Washburn, Hancock Silas Gardner Matthias R. Lancthon, Hinsdale Thomas Allen Parker L. Hall, Julius Laneshoro^ George N. Rockwell Briggs, Franklin Sturgis Sandisjield Thomas Twi- Lee William Porter, jr. ning Lawson D. Bidwell Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire. 55

nard, Edward F. Ensign JVest Stockbridge Robbins Stockbridge Samuel Jones, Kellogg Henry W. Dwight, Hora- Williamstown Daniel N. tio Byington Dewey

Sheriff, Henry C. Brown, of Pittsfield.

De-putij- Sheriffs. Adams (JV. village) John JVew Marlboro' Franklin Holden, Jabez Hall Shepard Adams (south) Robert R. Hartsville Harlow S. Briggs Underwood Dalton G. W. Branch Otis Marcus Phelps Egremont Robert R. Root Pittsfield Jared Ingersoll Great Barrington Augus- Richmond Ebenezer K. tus I. Ray Williams Hancock Calvin P. Lapham Sandisfield Stephen Laneshoro' Henry W. Palmer Brown Sheffield Calvin Rood Lenox Oliver Dewey Stockbridge DanielB. Fenn Lee fjV. village) Samuel Williamstown Solomon D. Sturgis Bulkley Lee (south) James Wake- W. Stockbridge Wm. Jones field Deputy- Gaoler, Benjamm W. Cook, of Lenox. Crier of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox. Coroners. Adams B. F. Robinson, JV. Marlborough Stephen Eli Northam, Reuben Powel, Mark Pike, Joseph Whitman S. Catlin Alford Stephen M. Church 0^15 Samuel Picket Dalton Oliver Porter, Peru Eli Pierce, David Grenville D. Weston Watkins Egremont Elijah Willard Pittsfield Reuben Brooks, Crreat Barrington Samuel N. Strong, J. Ingersoll, S. Rossetter, Isaac Avery, Rathbone William M. Battelle Richmond Phineas Rich- Hancock John Gorton ards Hinsdale Walter Tracy Sandisfield Erastus Rice Lanesborough Stoddard Savoy Melvin Bowker Hubbell Sheffield Norman Kellogg, Lee Daniel Couch, Abner Robert Waterman Taylor, Samuel D. Sturgis Stockbridge David P. In- Lenox John C. Hunt gersoll, Benoni C. Wells 56 Justices of the Peace in Bristol.

Tyringham Elijah Gar- Pomroy, William Jones field, J. Freeman Williamstown Solomon West Stockbridge Hiram Bulkley, Manning Brown BRISTOL. Judffe of Probate, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford. Register of Probate, Anselm Bassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Northern District, Alfred WiUiams, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Southern District, Benjamin T. Congdon, of New Bedford. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of Taunton. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of do. Judee of Police Court, for New Bedford, Nathaniel S. Spooner, of Fairliaven. Special Justice of do. Henry H. Crapo, of New Bedford. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, Spooner, Apollos Tobey, Joseph GifFord Charles H. Warren, Dighton Hodijah Baylies Oliver Prescott, Henry H. Easton Daniel Wheaton Crapo Fall River i osG\)\\ E.Read, JVorto7i EphraimRaymond, William B. Canedy, James Laban Wheaton Foord, Flezekiah Battelle Paiviucket Elijahfngraham Fairhaven Alden Spooner, Taunton Asa Danforth, Nathaniel S. Spooner, Jo- Francis Baylies, James seph Tripp Ellis, James L. Hodges, Freetown Job Morton Jonathan Ingell, James Mansfield Solomon Pratt Sproat, Anselm Bassett JVew Bedford Lemuel fVestport Abner Brownell, Williams, Eli Haskell, Abner B. Gifford Stephen Merrihew, Paul

Jippointed to qi/alifif Civil Officers. John M. Williams, Asa Danforth, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Samuel Crocker, James L. Hodges, Charles H. Warren, James Ford, Elijah Ingraham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Battelle, James C. Stark- weather, Stephen Merrihew. Justices of the Peace. Attlehorough Jacob Bolk- Briggs, Elijah Daggett, jr. com, Noah Claflin, Lem- PeterThac]fier,Elirs'Black- uel May, Seneca Sanford, ington, John Daggett Abijah M. Ide, Elkanah Berkley Simeon Chase, Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 57

Barzillia Crane, Adoniram Mansfield David Gilbert,^ Crane,Barzillia Hathaway, Rowland Green, Mason Jabez Fox, John Dilling:- Cobb, Benjamin Billings, ham, Samuel French, Al- Elkanah Bates pheus Sanford JVew Bedford William Dartmouth Abraham Rotch, Abraham Barker, Tucker, Thomas Almy, James Howland, Timothy Jeptha Ashley, James T. G. Coffin, Benjamin Lin- Slocum, Bradford How- coln, Kelly Eldridge. John land, Francis D. Bartlett, A Parker, Richard Will- E. S. Crapo iams, Ezra Bassett, James^ Dighton Caleb Chase, B. Congdon, Thomas A. Thomas B. Richmond, Greene, John Burrage, George Walker, John William H. Taylor, Ben- Walker, Barnabas Crane, jamin Coombs, J. H. W^ D. Hathaway, Alfred Page Wood, Crocker Babbitt JVorton Isaac Hodges, Easton John Pool, Row- Laban M. Wheaton, Lem- land Howard, Cyrus uel Perry, Jacob Shepard, Lathrop, Charles Hayden, Cromwell Leonard John Seele, Samuel Dean, Pawtucket Collins Darling, Oliver Ames, Elijah How- Apollos Cushman, James ard, Sebea Howard C Starkweather, Edward Fairhaven Rounsevil Wallcott Spooner, Levi Jenney, Raynham John Gilmore', Asa Swift, Alfred Nye, Eliab B. Dean, Godfrey Jabez Taber, Rowland Robinson, Amos Hall^ Gibbs, Phineas White, Ellis Hall, Samuel Wilbur,. Cyrus E. Clarke, Thomas Amyntas Shaw Davis Rehoboth James Bliss,. Fall River Charles Pitman, Samuel Bullock, 2d. Lem- Joseph Gooding-, Joseph uel Morse, James Bland- Hathaway,Tsraei Anthony, ing, Joseph Nichols, Gran- Eliab Williams, Nathaniel ville Stephens, Cyrus M. B. Borden, Cyrus Alden, Williams Anthony Mason Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Freetown Benjamin Wea- vin Martin, Samuel Allen, ver, Ebenezer Pierce, Earl Jesse Medbury, Seth Sampson, Hezekiah Ma- Whitmarsh, LewisWalker son, Elnathan P. Hatha- Somerset William Reed, way, Benjamin Burt, David Anthony, Hanan Thomas Bump, Joseph B. Wilbour,Wheaton Luther,. Weaver, John T. Lawton, Edward Slade, Jona. P. Calvin Thomas Slade, John D. Cartwright 58 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

Swansey Thomas Peck, burn, George B. Atwood, William Mason, Henry Horatio L. Danforth, The- Gardiner, John Wmslow, odore L. Lincoln, Sidney Mason Barney,Thomas E. Williams, Horatio Pratt, Warning, John Earl, Da- William Sekel, Joseph vid Gray Wilbur, Henry Williams, Taunton Alfred Williams, Seth Williams, William William Hodges, John Haskins, ThomasC.Brown Reed, Charles Richmond, Westport William White, Abiathar Leonard, Will- Nathan C. Brownell,James iam A. F. Sproat, Ichabod H. Handy Lincoln, Cromwell Wash-

JVotarics Pullic. Jitthhoro' A. A. Richard- Coffin, John H. Clifford, son Thomas Dawes Elliot, Dighton Thomas B. Rich- John Burrage, Henry H. mond Crapo Fall River James Foord, Westport Abner Brownell Hezekiah Battelle, Eliab Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Williams man Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Somerset David Gray Spooner, Levi Jenny, Taunton William A. F. Philemon Fuller Sproat, Harrison G. O. JVew Bedford Timothy G. Colby, C. J. H. Bassett

Counsellors a:nd Attorneys. Attleboro' John Daggett Burrage, Oliver Prescott, Easton Cyrus Lothrop, J. H. W. Page, Daniel Daniel Wheaton Ricketson Fairhaven Nathaniel S. JVorton Laban Wheaton, Spooner Laban M. Wheaton Fall River James Foord, Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Hezekiah Battelle, Joseph man, Collins Darling Hathaway, Cyrus Alden, Taunton Francis Baylies, Eliab Williams, William James Ellis, William A. J. A. Bradford F. Sproat, Anselm Basset, Freetown E. P. Hathaway, Horatio Pratt, Sidney William FJ. Eddy Williams, Theodore L. Mansfield David Gilbert Lincoln, Harrison G. O. JVeiv Bedford Timothy G. Colby, Henry Williams, CofRn, Charles H.Warren, Horatio L. Danforth, C. J. Ezra Bassett, John H. Clif- H. Bassett, Seth Williams ford, T. D. Eliot, John Sheriffs and Coroners in Bristol. 59

Sheriff, Horatio Leonard, of Raynham.

Deputy -Sheriffs.

Berkley Dean Burt erell Dartmouth Daniel How- Pawtucket Elisha W. land Bucklin Fall River Seth Darling Rehoboth Richard Goff Freetown Noah H. Evans Taunton James Wood- JVew Bedford William ward, George B. Atwood Gordon, John Baylies, JVestport Frederick Christopher Tompkins Brownell JVoiion Horace B. With-

Gaolers, Jacob L. Porter, of Taunton, John Baylies, of New Bedford.

Crier of the Courts, Oliver Soper, of Taunton.

Inps. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attleboro'.

Commissioners of Wrecks, S^c. Charles Grinnell, of New Bedford, and Prince Sears, jr. of Dartmouth.

Coroners.

Attleboro' Peter Thacher, Congdon, C. Tompkins Samuel Tyler, Elisha May jYorton C. Leonard Berkley Dean Burt Pawtucket John Medbury Dartmouth Henry Tucker, Raynham Amyntas Shaw jr. Samuel Barker Rehoboth Elijah A. Read, Dighton Crocker Babbitt Cromwell Bliss Easton Howland Howard, Seekonk John Miller, Daniel Macomber, Joshua Caleb Carpenter, Ezra Britton French Fall River Sheffield Wea- Somerset Philip Bowers ver, Harvey Harnden Swanzey Benajah Mason, Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Israel Gardner, 2d. Jonathan Wilbur Taunton David Carver, Freetown John Nichols, Benjamin Ingell, James George Pickens, John P. Woodward, Oliver Soper, Lawton jr. T. C. Brown Mansfield Simeon Greene Wesiport Jonathan Brow- JStew Bedford William nell, Peleg W. Peckham, Gordon, jr. Benjamin T. Frederick Brownell 60 Justices of the Peace in Dukes. DUKES. Judge of Probate, Theodore G. Mayhew, of Edgartown. Register of Probate, Cornelius Marchant, of do. Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of do. County Treasurer, William Daggett, of Tisbury. Clerk of the Courts, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown,

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Matthew May- Matthew Mayhew, Thom- hew as Cooke, Daniel Fellows Edgartown William Jern- Tisbury John Davis egan, Cornelius Marchant,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William Jernegan, Thomas Cooke, of Edgartown, Mat- thew Mayhew, of Chilmark. Justices of the Peace. Chilmark John Hancock, P. Norton, Leavitt Thax- W. W. Swain, Stephen ter, Samuel Wheldon Skiff Tisbury Thomas Dunhauij Edgartown Theodore G. Charles G. Athearn, Elia- Mayhew, Elihu P. Norton, kirn Norton, Elijah Hill- Harrison P. Mayhew, John man Couvsp.lJors and .Attorneys. Edgartown Theodore G. Tisbury Thomas Dunham Mayhew, Leavitt Thaxter Motnries Public. Chilmark Tristram Allen, tie, Joseph Mayhew jr. Asa Johnson Tisbury Thom-ds Dunham, Edgartown Cornelius John Holmes, George Marchant, James H. Bee- Dunham Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown. Deputy Shrrijfs. Chilmark Thomas H. Tisbury Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert

Commissioners of M recks. &fc. Thomas Mayhew, 2d. of

Edgartown ; John Hancock, of Chilmark. Coroners. Chilmark William May- niston hew Tisbury James Cottle Edgartown Samuel Ken- Guardian to Indians of Cha-pnquidick and Christiantoicn, Leavitt Thaxter. Justices of the Peace in Essex. 61 ESSEX. Judge of Probate, Daniel A. White, of Salem. Register of Probate, Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Ralph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer, William F. Wade, of Ipswich. Clerk of the Courts, John Prince, jr. of Salem. Judge of Police Court, Salem, Elisha Mack. i^pecial Justices of do. do. Joseph G. Waters. Judge of Police Court, Newburv port, Stephen W. Marston. Special Justices of do. do. " William Woart, John Cook. Just'iC's of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amesbury Robert Cross Daniel Adams, 3d. Andover Mark Newman, JVewburyport Wm. Woart, Hobart Clark, Samuel Jonathan Gage, Ebenezer Farrar, Samuel Merrill, Moseley,Ste[Dhen W. Mar- Nathaniel Swift, Gayton ston, John Cook, William P. Osgood B. Bannister, Jeremiah Btveiiy Robert Rantoul Nelson, George Titcomb, ^mc^orc? Benjamin Parker Henry W. Kinsman Danvers Gideon Foster, Roioley Thomas Gage Joseph Shed, John W. Salem John Punchard, Proctor Moses Townsend, John Essex John Choate Prince,jr. Ichabod Tucker, Gluucester Henry Phelps, Benjamin Merrill, Daniel Lonson Nash A. White, Amos Choate, Haverhill Israel Bartlett, D. L. Pickman, Amos Ho- Stephen Minot, Moses vey, John G. King, Joseph W^ingate, Jas. H. Duncan, Winn, Elisha Mack, John Leonard W^hite Saunders, Frederick Ipswich Nathaniel Lord, jr. Howes, Joseph Peabody, William F. Wade, Charles Gideon Barstow, Joseph Kimball, William Conant, Ropes, Joseph G. Wnters, Ephraim F. Miller, Alfred Ralph H. French, Solo- W. Pike mon S. Whipple, Asahel Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Huntinofton,Larkin Thorn- Jeremiah C. Stickney, dike, Warwick Palfrey, jr. Josiah Newhall Salisbury Edward Dorr Lynnfield Asa T. Newhall Savgus Abijfih Cheever Marblehead John Prince Wenhain Edmund Kimball Methuen John Tenney West JVewbury Moses JVewbury Jacob Gerrish, Newell

jQppniritcd to (qualify Civil Offirpvs. John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, Leverett Saltonstall, Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Wil- 7 62 Justices of the Peace in Essex. liam Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Mi- not, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper, Moses Pettingell, John Porter, William B. Banister, Hobart Clark, Amos Blanchard, Charles Kimball, Rob- ert Rantoul, Benjnmin Merrill, Thomas Gage, Amos J. Tenney, Lonson Nash, Robert Hooper.

Justices of the Peace. Ameshury Robert Patten, Gardner, Ebenezer Hunty Eliphalet Graves, Lowell Joshua H. Ward, George Bagley, Stephen Sargent, Osborn jr. William Nichols, Dan- Essex Jonathan Story, iel Weed, Leonard Hoyt, John Dexter John Colby, Patten Sar- Gloucester William gent Pearce, Joseph B. Mann- Andover John L. Abbot, ing, James Goss, \\ illiam William Johnson, jr. Amos Whipple, Ebenezer Pool, Blanchard, Nathan W. jr. Samuel Lane, William Hazen, William Stevens, Pearce, jr. Aaron Gidding, John White William Beach, Israel Beverly Thomas Davis, Trask, Joseph Stacy, Hen- Amos Sheldon, Albert ry Phelps, Robert Ran- Thorndike, Thomas Ste- toul, jr. William Saville, phens, Zachariah M. Cole, John Webber, Theophilus John Porter, 2d. Herrick, Alphonzo Mason Boxford Jonathan Foster, Haverhill Oliver Morse, Moses Dorman, George Charles White, Nathaniel W. Sawyer, Solomon Low, Ladd, Isaac R. How, Charles Peabody, Amos Moses Merrill, Enoch Kimball, Moses Dorman,jr. Foot, William Bacheller, Bradford William Green- Bernard Brickett, jr. War- ough, Daniel Stickney, ner Whittier, David How, Jesse Kimball, Amos Par- Rufus Longley, Ephraim ker, Moses Parker, Jona- Corliss, Gilman Parker, than Kimball, Eliphalet Moses G. J. Emery, Wil- Kimball, Jeremiah Spof- liam D. S. Chase, John ford, Benjamin Greenleaf, Brickett, jr. Benjamin Parker, jr. Hamilton Oliver S. Cressy, Danvers Zerubbabel Por- Asa Smith, Matthew ter, Andrew Nichols, Whipple,Joseph Knowlton George Osgood, Elias Ipsioich Joseph Farley, Putnam, Daniel P. King, William Conant, Timothy Jonathan Shove, Asa Appleton, Joseph Dennis, Justices of the Peace in Essex. 63

Asa Andrews, Stephen Chase, Hector Coffin, Pearson, Josiah Caldwell, William Currier, jr. Roger John Kimball, Otis P. Lord S. Howard, Daniel Noyes Lynn Elijah Downing, JVewhurypcrt Edward S. John Lummus, Eleazer C. Rand, John Porter, Solo- Richardson, Isaac Story, mon H. Currier, Caleb Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C. Gushing, Henry Frothing- Stickney,Daniel Henshaw, ham, John Andrews, jr. John Mudge, Francis S. Samuel Phillips, John Newhall, George Johnson, Brickett, John Moody, Josiah Newhall, Joseph John S. Morse, Nathan M. Underwood, Isaiah Crosby, George Lunt, Breed, Enoch Curtis, Moses Merrill, Charles H. Aaron Lummus, John W. Balch, John Harrod. Tris- Browne tram Coffin, John An- Lynnjield Daniel Need- drews, jr. Nathaniel Hills, ham, Bowman Viles,Josiah A. VV. Pike Newhall Rowley Amos J. Tenney, Manchester David Colby, Benjamin Smith, Charles Benjamin Leach S. Tenney, Jeremiah Rus- Marhlehead Nathan B. sell, Richard Herbert, Ed- Martin, Asa Hooper, ward Todd George Barker, John G. Salem Samuel Ropes, Hooper, Robert Hooper, William Story, John W. John Sparhawk, James Treadwell, David Putnam, Gregory Thomas Needham, Steph- Methuen Stephen Barker, en C. Phillips, E. Shilla- John Russ, Jonathan Cur- ber, John Russell, Hum- rier, Joseph W. Carlton, phrey Devereux, Perley Joseph Griffin, Stephen Putnam, William Mans- Gage, Stephen Barker, 2d. field, E. Hersey Derby, Joseph How, John Davis Stephen P. Webb, David Midd'eton Daniel Fuller, Roberts, Nathaniel J. Ezra Nichols, Pelatiah Lord, George Wheatland, Wilkins Oliver Carlton, Nathaniel JVeivhury Moses Little, West, Abijah Northey, Silas Little, Daniel Hale, Charles Saunders, Caleb Silas Moody, Orlando B. Foote, Nehemiah Brown, Merrill, Moses Pettingell, John Winn, Joseph Clout- Joseph Little, Seth Sweet- man, William Sutton, ser, Joseph Gerrish, W. N. Charles A. Andrew, Fran- Cleaveland, Benjamin cis Peabody, John F. An- Stickney, Josiah Little, drew, Nathaniel Peabody Salisbury Samuel Walton, 64 Notaries and Counsellors in Essex.

Dudley Evans, Henry M. Holmes Brown fVenham Moses Foster, Saiigus Joseph Dampney, Nicholas Dodge, jr. John Benjamin F. Newhall, Porter William W. Boardman TVest JSfewhury Daniel T'psjield Benjamin C. Emery, Thomas Hills, Perkins,Royal A.Merriam, Edmund Hills, Eliphalet Jacob Towne, Jacob P. Emery Towne, Charles H.

JVotarics Pvhlic. Jlmesbury Henry M.Brown Marhlehead William B. Andover Nathaniel Swift, Adams, Nathan Bowen, jr. Samuel Merrill Neivhui-y Jacob Gerrish Beverly Albert Thorndike JVewbur'yport John Porter, Danvers John W. Proctor, William Woart, Isaac William Wallis, Joshua Stone, John Cook H. Ward Rowley Jeremiah Russell Gloucester William Per- Salem Ichobod Tucker, son, William Saville John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Haverhill Charles White, Savag-e, John Punchard, Charles Minot John Russell, Joseph G. Ipswich Charles Kimball, Waters, Oliver Carlton, Ephraim F. Miller Stephen P. Webb, Joseph Ijynn Benjamin Oliver, Clontman, John S. Wil- Edward S. Davis, J. W. liams, Charles A. Andrew Browne Salisbury Edward Dorr

Counsellors and Attorneys Ameshury Robert Cross Parker Andover Hobart Clark, Ipswich Asa Andrews, Samuel Merrill, William Ephraim F. Miller, Otis P. Stephens, Nathan W. Lord Hazen, Thomas E. Payson Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Beverly Thomas Stephens Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C. Danvers John W. Proctor, Stickney, Daniel Henshaw, Joshua H. Ward John W. Browne, Thomas Gloucester Joseph B. Man- B. Newhall ning, Robert Rantoul, jr. Marhlehead William Fa- Lonson Nash bens, Frederick Robinson Haverhill James H. Dun- Mtthuen John Tenney can, Stephen Minot, Isaac JVeivhury Jacob (ierrish R. How, Alfred Kittredge, JVewburyport Ebenezer Charles Minot, Gilman Moseley, Stephen W. Sheriffs and Coroners in Essex. 65

Marston, Asa W. Wildes, enezer Shillaber, Joseph Caleb Ciishino-, George G. Waters, Asahel Hun- Lunt, Nathaniel S. Hills.jr. tington, Stephen P. Webb, Nathan Crosby, Henry W. David Roberts, George Kinsman Wheatland, Nathaniel J. Salem LeverettSaltonstall, Lord, John S. Williams, Benjamin Men ill, John G. George H. Devereux, King, Larkin Tliorndike, Charles A. Andrew, Jona- Solomon S. Whipple, Eb- than C. Perkins

Criei' of the Courts, Michael Brown, of Ipswich.

Sheriff, Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem.

Deputy Sheriffs. Ameshury John Gihnan Lynn Charles Merritt Andover Moody Bridges Marhlehead Samuel Bow- Danvers Stephen Upton den, 3d. Gloucester J eremisih. Love- Methuen Joshua Buswell joy JV. Rowley Robert Savory Haverhill Jacob How JVewburyport Gilman Ipswich Michael Brown, White, George Greenleaf Theodore Andrews Salem Nehemiah Brown Prison Keepers. Ipswich Ira Worcester White J^ewhuryport Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Keeper of House of Correction, Ira Worcester. Coroners. Amesbury Ichabod B. Ipswich Michael Brown, Sargent William F. Wade, Theo- Andover Nathaniel Swift dore Andrews Bradford Jonathan Kim- Lynn William Rhodes, ball, jr. Amos Parker, Wil- Eleazer C. Richardson, liam S. Balch Samuel Vial Danvers Stephen Upton Lynnfield John Upton Essex Joshua Giddings, Marblehead Samuel Bow- David Choate den, 3d. James Gregory Gloucester Elias Clough, Methuen John Sargent, jr. James Goss, Joseph Stacy, Amos Barker, Jonathan John Steel, jr. Merrill Haverhill Oliver Morse, JVeivbury Orlando B. Mer- Enoch Foot, Nathaniel rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. Hills, John Marsh JVewburyport Gilman 7# 66 Justices of the Peace in Franklin.

White, John Cook, jr Salisbury Edward Dorr, John Moody Ellas French, Henry M. Rowley Jeremiah Jewett Brown Salem John Punchard, IVest JVewbury William Thomas Needham, Nehe- Pilsbury, Richard Heath miah Brown FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, of Greenfield. Register of Probate, Elijah Alvord, of do. County Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Hooker Leavitt, of Greenfield. Clerk of the Courts, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Ashfield _ Elijah Paine, Haivley Edmund Longley, Ephraim Williams Thomas Longley Charlemont Sylvester Hea'h Ephraim Hastings Maxwell M'orthfield Obadiah Dick- Deerjield Epaphras Hoyt inson Greenfield Jerome Ripley, JVeiv Salem WilliamWhit- Richard E. Newcomb, aker Elijih Alvord, Hooker Roive Solomon Read Leavitt, George Grennell, Sunderland Horace W. jr. Daniel Wells, Franklin Taft Ripley, Horatio G. New- Wendell Joshua Green comb, Alanson Clark

j3ppoi7i'ed to qualify Civil Officers. Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Sylvester Maxwell, William Whitaker, John Nevers, Hooker Leavitt, Horace W. Taft, Alanson Clark.

Justices of t\\e Peace. Ashfield Levi Cook, Henry wold, John Porter, Amos Bassett, Dimock Ellis, Shepherd Chester Sanderson Charlemont George Wins- Bernardston Polycarpus L. low, Asahel Judd, Alexan- Cushman, Caleb Chapin, der P. Maxwell, Emery John Brooks, Henry W. Greenleaf, Roger Leavitt Cushman, Zebina C. New- Colraine John Drury, Dan- comb iel Willis, Calvin Smith, Buckland Joseph Gris- Samuel Coolidge, George Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 67

Eels, Charles Thompson, Aretas Ferry, Carlos Allen David Dinison, jr. John Munroe Martin Ballon Wilson, WaitstiU Hust- JVew Salem Nahum Bry- ings, Jonathan Johnson ant, Horace Hunt, Abner Conway John Arms, John Smith, Jabez E. VVhipple, Williams, William Bil- Asahel Paige, Emerson lings, Austin Rice, Chris- Fay, N. F. Bryant topher Arms, Asa How- JVorthfield Elisha Lyman, land, Charles E. Billings, Asahel Sawyer, Richard Deerfield Pliny x\rms, Colton, William G. Wood- Ebenezer H. Williams, ward, Samuel C. Allen, jr. Samuel E. Field, Stephen Oran2,e Perley Barton, Whitney, R. Saxton, Si- Zina Goodell, Hiram mon D.VVolf, Aaron Arms, Woodward, Otis Brooks, James S. Whitney, Jona- Stephen Emery than A. Saxton, Charles Riiive John Cheney, Ebe- Williams nezer Merrill, Noah Wells, Erving^s Grant Fordyce Samuel H. Reed Alexander, Mosely Clapp Shelburne William Wells, Gill Seth S. Howland, Apollos Barnard, Elam Joel Lyon, John Bates, Kellogg, David Wells Eliphalet Darling- Shutesbury Abner Smith, Greenfield Elisha Root, Josiah Beaman, jr. Na- Asaph Smead, Samuel thaniel Macomber, Joseph Pickett, David Willard, L. Smalledge Thaddeus Coleman, Am- Sunderland Caleb Hub- brpse Ames, Henry Chap- bard, William Delano, man, James C. Alvord. Lewis Puffer, Charles Thomas Nims, David Cooley, G. D. Peck Aikin, George T. Davis Warwick Caleb Mayo, Hawley Hezekiah Warri- Jonathan Blake, Justus ner, Edmund Longley, jr. Russell, Ashbel Ward, John Tobey, John Vincent Emery Gale, Joseph Ste- Heath. Benjamin Maxwell, vens, Lemuel Wheelock Ebenezer Tucker, Luther Wendell Jonathan Whita- Gale, John Hastings, jr. ker, Joel Johnson Leverett Roswell Field, Whately Silus Frary, Jus- Isaac Woodbury, Rufus tice White, Seth Smith, Fitts, Butler Wilmarth David Stockbridge, jr. Leyden Hezekiah New- Luke B. White, Chester comb, George Mowrey Bardwell, 2d. Daniel Montague Benjamin S. Brown Wells, Apollos Gunn, 68 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Franklin.

JVotaries Public. Deerjield Aaron Arms Gree^i/eZc? Franklin Ripley Cotmsellors and Mtorneys. Ashjidd Elijah Paine Brainard, David Willard, Charlcmont Sylvester George T. Davis, David Maxwell Aikin Conway William Billings Montague Jonathan Hart- Colraine John Drury well Deerjield Pliny Arms, JVorthfield Samuel C.Allen, Aaron Arms, Jonathan A. William G. Woodward, Saxton Asa Olmstead Greenfield R.E. Newcomb, JVew Salem Nahum F. Hooker Leavitt, George Bryant Grennell,jr. Daniel Wells, Sunderland Horace W. H. G. Newcomb, Henry Taft Chapman, Franklin Ripley, Whately Henry Barnard James C. Alvord, Almon

Sheriff", John Nevers, of Northfield.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Ashfield Anson Bement Greenfield David S. Jones Charlemnnt Jabez N. Rice Montague Benjamin S. Colraine Moses C.Howard Wells Deerfi,eld Edwin Nims JVeiv Salem Wilson An- Ervins^^s Grant Ansel drews

Lesure Shuteshury Josiah Ball, ji;^

Deputy- Gaoler and Master of House of Correction. David S. Jones, of Greenfield.

Overseers of House of Correction. R. E. Newcomb and Spencer Root.

Crier of the Courts, David Wright, of Greenfield. Coroners.

Charlemont Waitstill Has- Montague"' Benjamin S. tings Wells Conway Christopher Arms JVorthfield Richard Colton Colraine Daniel Donelson Sunderland William Deerfield Edwin Nims Delano Greenfield David S. Jones Wendell Samuel Brewer Leverett Sylvanus Field

Prover ofPire Arms, Roswell Field, of Leverett ,

Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 69 H A M P D E N.

.Tiidcfe of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, of Springfield. Register of Prob ite, Justice Willard, of do. Register of Deeds, William Rice, of do. County Treasurer, George Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John Ingersoll, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Blandford Alanson Knox John Hooker, James W. Longmeadow Ethan Ely Crooks Palmer James Stebbins Wtst Springfield Samuel Soidhwick Enos Foote Lathrop, Heman Day

Springfield J o h n I n g e rs o 1 Wtstfield Elijah Bates, N. 1 Oliver B. Morris, Justice T. Leonard Willard, George Ashmun,

jippointed to quallfij Civil Officers. Samuel Lathrop, John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, Geo. Bliss.

Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Wallis Reuben Boies, jr. R. Blair, Longmeadow Joseph W. Lyman Gibbs, Reuben Cooley, Seth Taylor, Wil- Boies, Orren S^ge, Enos liam White, Jonathan Ely, Boies, Justus Boies Burgess Salisbury Brimfield Philemon War- Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, ren, John Wyles, Asa Josiah Syms, Nathaniel Lincoln, Lewis' Williams, Chapin, Theodore Sikes Festus Foster, Ebenezer Monson Jacob Thompson, Knight Ede Whitaker, Joel Nor- Chester Martin Phelps, cross, Timothy Packard, Daniel Collins, Asa Wil- Jonathan Torrey, Oliver cox, Forbes Kyle, Edmund W. M'Kinstry Hubband, Lewis Collins, Montgomery Edward Samuel Lvman, William Taylor, Oren Parks Shepherd,' T. K. D'VVolf Palmer Aaron King, Jacob Granville James Cooley, B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, James Barlow, IJezekiah Barlow Freeman, William Robinson, Elihn Stow, M. Shearer, Abel Calkins Asa Seymour, Charles F. Russell John Gould, Bates, Joel Root, Vincent Reuben Palmer, Newman Holcomb Bishop, jr. Holland David Wallis, Soidhwick Josej>hForwa.rdy Elbridge G. Fuller, John Saul Fowler Gideon rO Notaries and Counsellors in Hampden.

Styles, Joseph M. For- Charles Gardner ward, Uzall Rockwell, Westfieid William Blair, Heman Laflin, Levi W. Isaac Wells, Augustus Humphrey, Amasa Hol- Collins, Azariah Moseley, comb Lucius Wright, Elisha Ar- Sprinsrjield Robert Emery, nold, William G. Bates, Joseph Pease, Daniel Matthew Ives, jr. Lombard, Solomon Hatch, West Springfield Roland David M. Bryant, William Burbank, Charles Ball, Bliss, Richard D. Morris, Timothy Horton, Justin William Rice, Josiah Ely, Amos Worthington, Hooker, George Colton, Theodore Ely, Solomon Orange Chapin, William Lathrop, Alfred Flower, Dwight, Walter H. Bow- Henry Ely, Samuel Smith, doin. Wells Southworth, Lewis Warriner, Harvey Robert E. Bemis, William Chapin, Spencer Flower, Bridgman, Harvey Chapin, Reuben Champion, Homer E. D. Beach, Artemas Ely Rogers WHbraham Abel Bliss, Tolland William Moore, Walter Stebbins, William Eleazer Slocum, William Knights, William Wood, Twining,jr. Samuel Ham- Calvin Stebbins, William ilton S. Burt, John B. Morris, Wales James L. Wales, Jesse W. Rice A. Needham, John Smith,

JVotaries PiihVic. Spi'ingfield John Howard, Westfieid Elijah Chapman Richard Bliss, Henry Sey- West Sprino-field Justin mour Ely

Counsellors anf/ Jittorneys. Blandford Alanson Knox, Richard Bliss, Henry Mor- Russell A. Wilson ris, George B. Upham, Granville James Cooley Artemas Rogers Palmer James Stebbins Wilbraham William Springfield Oliver B. Mor- Knight ris, Justice Willard, Westfieid Elijah Bates, George Bliss, William B. William Blair, Augustus Calhoun, William Bliss, Collins, James Fowler, Richard D. Morris, James William G. Bates, Patrick W. Crooks, George Ash- Boies mun,Reuben A. Chapman, West Springfield Solomon William Bliss, 3d. Erasmus Lathrop, Samuel Lathrop, D. Beach, John Mills, Caleb Lathrop Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 71

Sherif, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Brimfield James Brown PaZ/ner El ishaConversegr. Chester Martin Phelps, jr. Sprm^field William H. Granville Timothy M. Foster Cooley, 2d. JVestfield J. M. Parsons Deputy- Gaoler, William H. Foster, of Springfield. Crier of Court of Common Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield.

Coroners. Blandford Rufus Blair Springfield Harvey Cha- Bnmjield Alvan Janes pin, William H. Foster Monson Joel Norcross Westfield Jehiel Abbot Palmer John Frink fV.Springfield Remain Da-y Southivick Gideon Styles TVilbraham William Clark Frover of Fire Arms, Cyrus B. Allen, of Springfield. HAMPSHIRE. Jud^e of Probate, Ithamer Conkey, of Amherst. Register of Probate, Samuel F. Lyman, Northampton. Register of Deeds, Giles C. Kellogg, of do. County Treasurer, Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Samuel Wells, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Amherst David Mack, jr. Israel Billings, Oliver Ithamer Conkey, Osmyn Smith Baker JVurthampton Samuel Belchertown Mark Doolit- Hinckley, Lewis Strong, tie, Myron Lawrence Solomon Stoddard, Isaac Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft C. Bates, Charles A. Dew- Enfeld Epaphras Clark ey, Charles E. Forbes, Hadley Charles P. Phelps, Samuel Wells, jr. Charles Samuel Porter P. Huntington, F. H. Halfeld Benjamin Smith, Wright

Appointed to quaJifj Civil Officers. Joseph Lyman, Solomon Stoddard, Mark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Eliphalet Williams, Ithamar Conkey, David Mack, Myron Lawrence, Samuel W^eUs. 72 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire.

Jv slices of t/if. Peace. Amherst John Dickinson, Remembrance Bardwell Simeon Strong-, Lucius Middlefield John Dickson, Boltwood, Isaac Robbins, Uriah Church Asahel Thayer, Enos JVo'thampion Charles Dickinson, Edward Dick- Starkweather, John Tay- inson, Ehjah Boltwood, lor, Daniel Stebbins, Ros- Hezekiah W. Strong, well Hubbard, Thomas Daniel Dickinson, Luther Shepherd, RichardPhillips, Root Samuel F. Lyman, Oliver Belchertown Mason Shaw, Warner, Christopher Justus Forward, Jonathan Clarke, EliphaletWilliams, Olds, Henry A. Brid^man, Theodore Strong, Theo- Samuel Strong, Israel dore Wright, William Towne H. Moseley, Chauncy Chesterfield Thaddeus Clark, Giles C. Kellogg, Baker, A. Rice, Isaac William Swan, Timoth^y King, Timothy A. Phelps Clark, Josiah D. Whitney, Cummins;ton Ebenezer Joseph S. Kingsley, Asa- Snell, filiphalet Packard, hel Lyman Elisha Mitchell, William JVorwich John Ellis, Sam- Packard, Nathan Orcutt uel Kirkland, George Dun- Easthampton Thaddeus lap, Joseph Stanton, Aaron Clapp, John Luddin, Jason B. Dimock Clark, jr. Pelham Henry Kingman, Enfield Benjamin Har- John Rankin, Ezra Brown, wood, Eliphaz Jones, Cyrus Kingman, Ziba Ephraim Richards Cook Goshen Benjamin White, Plainfield James Richards, Asahel Billings John Hamblin, Elijah War- Greenwich Laban Marcy, ner, Leavitt Hallock,Elijah John Warner Clark Granhy David Smith, Levi Prescott Samuel Henry, Taylor, William Belcher, Stacy Linzie Samuel Ayres, Lewis H. South Hadley William Carver Bowdoin, Elihu Dwight, Hadley Moses Porter, Daniel Warner, Daniel William Porter, Israel Paine, Alonzo Lamb, Titus Scott, Alpheus Osborne, Clark ParsonsWest,JasonStock- Southampton Ashhe] Birge, bridge, Giles C. Kellogg Frederick Judd, Asuhel Hatfield Samuel Partridge, Chapman, Elisha Edwards, Elijah Bordwell, Austin William S. Rogers Smith, Joseph Billings, Ware Rufus King, Joseph Notaries, Counsellors, 6lc. in Hampshire. 73

Cumming^s, Homer Bart- WilUamshurg Elisha Hub- lett, Alpheus Demond, bard, Joseph Bodman, Aaron Gould, Leonard Gross Williams, Elisha Gould, W^illiam Hyde, Hubbard, jr. Daniel Collins Francis B. Stebbins, Thos. IFoj'thinLiton Jonathan Wilder, Anson Moody Brewster, Dan Daniels, Westhamphm Joseph Josiah Mills, William Kinsley, William Hooker, Ward, Chaiincy B. Rising, Sylvanus Clapp, John A. Benjamin Mills Judd, Samuel Edwards, jr.

JVotaries Public. Amherst Edward Dick- Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft inson jVor^Aamyo/on Daniel Steb- Belchertoivn Mark Doo- bins, William H. Moseley little JVare William Hyde Counsellors and Attorneys Amherst Simeon Strong-, John Tay]or,LewisStrong, Hezekiah W. Strong-, Itha- Charles E. Forbes, Samuel marConkey, Lucius Bolt- F. Lyman, Charles P.Hun- wood, Osmyn Baker, Ed- tington, Samuel L. Hinck- ward Dickinson ley, Samuel H. Bates, Belchertoum Mark Doolit- Solomon Stoddard tle, Mason Shaw, Myron South Hadley William Lawrence Bowdoin Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Ware FTomer Bartlett, Enfield Epaphras Clark Francis B. Stebbins, Wil- Greenwich Laban Marcy liam Hyde Hadley Giles C. Kellogg WiUiamshurg Elisha Hub- Hatfield Israel Billings bard, jr. JVorthampton Samuel JVorthinAon Chauncy B. Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, Risino-

Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Amherst Henry Frink JsFurthampton William W. Bekhertown Simeon Partridge, Wm.H. Moseley Dwight South Hadley Gilbert A. Greenwich Stephen Doug- Smith las Ware Samuel Phelps Hatfield Austin Smith Worthington Alden Perry Deputy- Gaoler, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton. Crier of Courts, William Bolter. 74 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Overseers of House of Correction. Samuel F. Lyman, William Clark, jr. William W. Part- ridge, Northampton. Keeper and Master, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton. Coroners. Amherst Solomon Keyes Hatfield Austin Smith Eastman JVorihampton William W. Belchertown Elihu San- Partridge, William H. ford, Ralph Owen Moseley Chesterfield Francis Bur- South Hadley Josiah Bard- nell well Cummington Bela Norton Southampton Asahel Enfield Rufus Powers Chapman Goshen Ambrose Stone Wart Samuel Phelps Greenwich Selim Newton Worthington Josiah Mills MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. Register of Deeds, William F. Stone, of Cambridge. County Treasurer, Stillman Buttrick, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington.

Judge of Police Court, for Lowell, Joseph Locke. Special Justice, do. Nathaniel Wright.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum Ashhy John Locke Caleb Butler, Bradford Brighton Gorham Parsons, Russell Francis Winship Hiipkinton Samuel B. Cambridge AsahelStearns, Walcutt Abraham Hilliard, Ephra- Lexington Elias Phinney im Buttrick, Simon Green- Lowelt Luther Lawrence, leaf Amos Spaulding, Elisha Charlestown John Soley, Bartlett, Joel Adams William Austin, James K. Marlborough Benjamin Frothingham, Arthur W. Rice Austin Medfurd Nathaniel Hall, Concord Abiel Hey wood, Abner Bartlett, Dudley Joseph Barrett, Samuel Hall Hoar, John Keyes JVewton Amos Allen Framingham .Tosiah Ad- Pepperill John Walton ams, Abner Wheeler Reading John Weston Groton Amos Bancroft, Shirley L. M. Parker Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 75

Stow Rufus Hosmer, Au- JVesi Cambridge William gustus Tower Whittemore, James Rus- Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- sell ardson Wilminiiton William Blan- Waltham Theodore Ly- chard, Wm. Blanchard, jr. man Weston Ebenezer Hobbs, Watertoivn Levi Thaxter, Isaac Fiske Tyler Bigelow, John Clark Woburn John Wade, Wy- fFayland Jacob Reeves man Richardson

.Appointed to quolify Civil Officers. Joseph Barrett, Abiel Hey wood, Joseph Locke, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Fiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyes, Elias Phinney, John Walton, Leonard M. Parker, Samuel P. P. Fay, Abner Wheeler, Caleb Butler, Nathaniel Wriarht, Paul Willard.

Justices of the Peace. Acton Abraham Conant, Williams, Richard H. Francis Tuttle, Simon Dana, William J.Whipple, Hosmer, Stevens Hay- Wm. F. Stone, Levi Far- ward well, James Hayward, Ashby Alexander T. Wil- Abraham Edwards, Ed- lard, Amos Willington, ward T. Channing, Na- Stephen Wyman thaniel R. Whitney, Wil- Bedford Reuben Bacon, liam Parmenter, Joseph John Merriam, Joel Fitch, T. Buckingham, Charles Amos Hartwell Folsom, Isaac Livermore, Billerica Francis Faulk- Nathan Fiske, Charles C. ner, Marshall Preston, Little John Baldwin, Zadock Carlisle John Heald, Sam- Howe uel Stevens, Calvin Heald Boxboro^ Oliver T. Davis, Charlcstoivn Oliver Hold- Samuel Hayward, Ephra- en, George Bartlett, Paul im Whitcomb, Lyman Willard, Abraham R. Bigelow Thompson. Henry Gard- Brighton Edward Spar- ner, jr. Chester Adams, hawk, Life Baldwin, William J.Walker, Charles Charles Heard, Jonas Lincoln, jr. William Wy- Wilder man, James Hunnewell, Burlington Abiel Winn, William Sawyer, Charles Sylvanus Wood, Nathan Thompson, Horatio N. Blanchard Perkins, Benjamin Badger, Cambridge Levi Hedg^e, James Dana Edmund T. Dana, John Chelmsford William Ad- r6 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

ams Samuel Davis, Caleb Smith, Constant F. Minns Abbot, Ebenezer Adams, LiUlttcn Jonathan Man- Alpheus Spaulding, Jona- ning, Benjamin Dix, Jona- than M. Reed than Hartwell, Ithamar Concord Elisha Wheeler, Beard, Joel Hoar Stephen Patch, Daniel J.oicell John R. Adams, Shattuck, Timothy Pres- Nathaniel Wright, Elisha cott, John M. Cheney, Fuller, John P. Robinson, Nehemiah Ball John L. Sheaf, Pelham Daris/ahle Jonathan Ben- W. Warren, Samuel H. net, James Swallow, Tem- Mann, Elisha Ford, Wil- ple Kemble, Josiah Cum- liam Smith, Seth Ames, mings, Edmund Page John Wade, jr. John A. DmcuA Israel Hildreth, jr. Knowles, Tappin Went- David Blood, Life Hamb- worth, John W. Graves, let, Colburn Blood, jr. Albert Locke, Thomas Framins;Jiam Luther Belk- Hopkinson, Joshua W. nap, Ephraim Parkhurst, Mansur, Horatio C. Mer- William Buckminster, Jo- riam, John Clark, John seph Ballard, Warren Avery, Oliver M.VVhipple, Nixon, Jonas Clayes, Samuel A. Coburn, James Moses Edgell, Henry Fisher, Arthur Livermore, Richardson, Omen S.Keith Robert Means,John Aiken, Grofon Stuart J. Park, Benjamin F. French Noah Shattuck, Abel Tar- Maiden Benjamin Blaney, bell, George F. Farley, Charles Lewis, Nathan Jonathan S. Adams Nichols, Ephraim Buck, Holliston John Fairbanks, Gilbert Haven, Isaac Em- Elihu Cutler, Nathaniel erson, Benjamin G. Hills Johnson, Elias Bullard, Marlhorcnigh Daniel Ste- Abner Johnson, William vens, Levi Bigelow, Nich- Claflin, Eliel Littlefield olas B. Proctor, Eli Rice, Hopkinlon Thomas Buck- Ephraim Hinds, Stephen lin, Nathan Phipps, Joseph Pope, Solomon Weeks Valentine, Matthew Met- Mnlfo'^d Nathan Adams, calf, Samuel D. Daven- Turell Tufts, Jonathan port, Joseph Valentine,2d. Brooks, Jonathan Porter, JLexinglon John Mulliken, John Sparrell, Thatcher John Muzzey, William Magoun, Nathan Wait Chandler, Samuel Fiske, JVaiick Samuel Fiske, Nathaniel Mulliken, Am- William Goodnow, Wil- brose Morrell, Samuel liam Farris, Chester Ad- Stetson, John Nelson ams, Hezekiah Allen Lincoln Elijah Fiske, Newton Samuel Stimpson, Charles Wheeler, Joel Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 77

William Jackson, Seth Aaron Keyes, Paul Ger- Davis, Matthias Collins, rish, Richard Warner, Ebenezer Cheney, Elijah Jonathan Richardson,Levi F. Woodward, Joseph Sherwin, Joel Adams Bacon, Joel Fuller, James TyngsborovgJt Ebenezer Fuller Bancroft, Robert Brinley, Ptpperell James Lewis, Calvin Thomas, Josiah Abel Jewett, Asa F. Law- Danforth, Joseph Butter- rence, William Buttrick field, John Farwell, jr. Asa Reading Daniel Flint, Butterfield, Charles But- Timothy Wakefield, Ed- terfield, Simon Thompson mund Parker, Daniel Wallhavi John Clark, John Chute, Joshua Prescott, Bright, S. L. Dana, Josiah Joshua Putnam, Caleb Childs, Thomas Sander- Wakefield, George Flint, son, Jonas Clark, Nahum Frederick F. Root Hardy, Isaac W. Mulliken Sherburne Isaac Whitney, Waitrtovm Thomas Clark, Dalton Goulding, Silas Moses Coolidge, Seth Be- Stone mis, Luke Bemis, Amos Shirley Thomas Whitney, Livermore. jr. Abijah Benjamin Hartwell, Ste- White, Charles Bemis phen Longley, Nathaniel Wayland William Bridge, Holden, Joseph Edgarton, William Sherman, Edward James P. Whitney Mellen South Reading Thaddeus West Cambridge Thomas Spaulding", Burrage Yale, Russell, Timothy Wel- Thomas Emerson, Lemuel lington Sweetser, Lilly Eaton, Wtslford Thomas Fletch- Noah Smith er, N. H. Groce, Jonathan Stontham Peter Hay, Prescott, Benjamin Os- David Tilton good, Ephraim Abbot Stow Moses Whitney, Wtston Alpheus Bigelow, Elijah Hale jr. Isaac Jones, Benjamin Sudbury William Hunt, James Asher Goodenow, Thomas Wilmington James Jaques Stearns, Lyman Howe, Woburn Bill Russell, Nahum Thompson Charles Carter, Joseph Teu'ksbury William Rog- Gardner, Oliver B. Cool- ers, Samuel Thompson idge, Cyrus Bancroft, Townsend Samuel Brooks, Leonard Thompson JVotaries Public. Brighton Charles Heard beriain, Ephraim Buttrick Cambridge William J. Charlestown John Soley, Whipple, Henry M. Cham- William Sawyer, George 8* 78 Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex.

W. Warren Lowell John R. Adams, Concord Nathan Brooks Samuel F. Haven, James Fraviingham Omen S. G. Carney, Pelham W. Keith Warren Groton Caleb Butler Waltham Joseph Bond, jr.

Counsellors and Jlitorneys. Jlshhy John Locke Flisha Fuller. John L. Billerica Marshall Preston Sheafe, John P. Robinson, Cambridge Abraham Mill- Luke Eastman, Seth iard, William J. Whipple, Ames, Samuel Parker, S. Simon Greenleaf, Asahel F. Haven, William W. Stearns, Samuel P. P.Fay, Fuller, William Smith, Ephraim Buttrick Amos Spaulding, Joseph Cambiidgeport Henry M. Locke, Horatio C. Mer- Chamberlain, John P. Tar- riam, John A. Knowles, bell TJiomas Hopkinson, Al- Chailestown. William Aus- bert Locke, Joel Adams tin, Paul Willard, Isaac Maiden Charles Lewis Fiske, Arthur W. Austin, Marlboro^ Ephraim Hinds William Sawyer, Horatio Medford Abner Bartlett N. Perkins, Nathaniel H. Newton Amos Allen Loring, Nathaniel Austin, Pepperell James Lewis, jr. James Dana, Theodore Asa F. Lawrence A. Dame, Geo. W.Warren Reading Joshua Prescott Concord Samuel Hoar, Stoiv Rufus Hosmer John Keyes, Nathan Townsend Aaron Keyes Brooks, John M. Cheney Ti/n'jsboro^ Daniel Rich- E, Cambridge L. S. Wil- ardson, Charles Butterfield liams. Wnltlmm Arad Moore Framingham, Josiah WaiertoiinTyXer Bigelow, Adams, William Buck- Levi Thaxter, Charles minister, Omen S. Keith Bemis Groton Caleb Butler,Brad- iVnyland Edward Mellen ford Russell, George F. We Stford John W. P. Farley Abbott HolUstoji Elias Bullard Went Cambridge James Hopkinton Samuel B. Russell Walcutt Weston Alpheus Bige- Lowell John R. Adams, low, jr. Nathaniel Wright, Sam- TVoburn Wyman Rich- uel H.Mann, L. Lawrence, ardson

Sheriffy Benjamin F. Varnum, of Lowell. Sheriffs and Coroners in Middlesex. 79

Deputy-Sheriffs. Billerica Thomas Sumner Phipps Cambridgeport Nathan Loicell John Kimball, Jef- Fiske ferson Bancroft, John Chariest oivTt D. J. Coburn Sparrell Chelmsford Lovell Ktuton Adolphns Smith Fletcher Marlboro' Adolphus Par- Concord Moses Prichard menter East Cavihridiic Levi Rcadivg Abiel Holden Parker Toivvsend Quincy Syl- Framiiigham Eliphalet vester Wheeler Tipigsborough" Joseph Groton William C. Lewis Butterfield Hopkirdon William A. Wayland Horace Heard

Critr of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C. Levi Parker, of Cambridge. Gaolers— Cam&. Nathl. Watson. C oncord Abel Moore Coroners. Acton Luther Conant, Child, William A. Bancroft Winthrop E. Faulkner HoUiston Loammi Little- Ashby Alexander T. Wil- field lord, Ezekiel Colman Hopkinton Nathan Phipps Bedford Michael Crosby Littleton Jonathan Whit- Billerica Thomas Sumner comb Camhridgt Nathan Fiske Loivell Luther Marshall, Carlisle Jonas Parker Josiah B. French, Zacheus Charlestovii Jotham John- Shed, James Fisher son, Joseph Hunnewell Maiden Ebenezer Wade, Chclvisford Ebenezer Par- Theodore L. Styles ker, James Pitts Marlborough Isaac T. Concord Jonas Buttrick, Stevens, Levi LWhelmore Abel Moore, Anthony Medford Nathan Wait Wright Mtlick Leonard Perry Dracut David Blood, jr. Keu-ton Adolphus Smith Simon Coburn Pcpperell Abel Adams, Dunstable Edmund Page, Luther Tarbel, jr. James Swallow R(adivg John Temple, jr. Franiingham Rufus Brew- Daniel Flint, Abiel er, Henry Richardson, Holden Eliphalet Wheeler Sherburne Jeremiah Butler Groton Abel Farnsworth, South Reading Jeremiah Benjamin Moors, David Bryant 80 Justices of the Peace in Nantucket.

Shirley Stephen Longley William Heard 5'/o?^> John Patch, Abraham West Cambridge Jeduthan Conant Wellington Tewksbury Thomas Clark Westford Levi Heywood Townsend Quincy Syl- Weston Nathan Fiske, vester Luther Harrington Tyngsborough Joseph F. Wilmington Joel Jenkins Bancroft Josiah Gillis Wayland Collins Damon, NANTUCKET. Judge of Probate, Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate, George Cobb. County Treasurer, George Cobb. Clerk of the Courts, George Cobb.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, Josiah Hussey, Daniel Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Benjamin Gardner, Martin T. Morton, Barker Burnell.

Jlppointed to quulifi/ Ciril Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussey.

Ju.

Kotaries Public. Benjamin Gardner, Josiah Hussey, Zaccheus Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, Caleb Cush- man, Charles Bunker.

Counsellors and Jittorneys. Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Charles K. Whitman, Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, James M. Bunker.

SheHff, Peleg S. Folger.

Coroner, Elisha M. Hinckley.

Commissioners of Wrecks, George Myrick, George Myrick, jr. Frederic Arthur, Benjamin Worth, of Nantucket; Andrew Brock, of Tuckanuck Island. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 81 NORFOLK. Judo-e of Probate, Sherman Leland, of Roxhury. Register of Probate, Jonathan H. Cobb, of Dedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer, John BuUard, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Ezra W. Sampson, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the. Quorum.. Belliv^ham Eliab Wight, JohnRuggles, Nathan C. -• John- ' C.- Scamme~ Martin Brainlrtt Minot Thayer Randolph Samuel Bass, Canton Thomas Tolman, Royal Turner Thomas French Ruxbiiry Joseph Harring- Cohnsstt James C. Doane ton, Joseph Heath, Ebe- Dedham Samuel Haven, nezer Seaver, Samuel J. Erastus Worthington, Gardner, Alexander H. William Ellis, Theron Everett, William H. Sum- Metcalf, Ezra W. Sampson ner Dorchester Samuel P. Sharon BenjaminReynolds Loud, Amasa Stetson Weymouth Christopher Franklin Lewis Fisher Webb Medfitld Daniel Adams Wrentham Cornelius Milton Amos Holbrook, Kollock, Melatiah Everett

Jlppointcd to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Joseph Harrington, E. Worthington, Josiah J. Fiske, Samuel Bugbee, Samuel J. Gardner, Ezra W. Sampson. Justices of the Peace, BcUinQ:ham John Bates, Canton Adam Kinsley, Stephen Metcalf, Elias Joseph Hodges, Leonard Cook, Asa Hall, Stephen Everett, James Dunbar, Lewett Ellis Ames Braintree Jonathan Wild, Coha&set Thomas Bourne, jr. Asa French, David Hol- Henry J. Turner brook, Samuel Breck, Dedham George Ellis, Joseph Richards, Charles Calvin Whiting, Jonathan M. Fogg H. Cobb, John Guild, Enos Brookline Joseph Goddard, Foord, Richard Ellis, John Oliver Whyte, Benjamin K. Briggs, John BuJlard, Goddard, Thomas Griggs, Jeremy Stimson, Samuel Charles Wild, James Swett, Ezra Wilkinson Leeds, Thomas Kendall Dorchester James Hum- 82 Notaries Public in Norfolk. phrey, Abel Cushing:, Micah White, Tsaac Thay- llenry Gardner, Edward er, Joseph liintield, Jona- Sharp, Moses Draper, than Wales, Benjamin William Oliver, Robert Richards, Aaron Prescott, Vose, Walter Baker Seth Mann, Silas Paine, jr. Dover Daniel Mann Thomas Howard, Zenas Foxboi-oush Elias Psason, French, jr. Joseph Warren, John Roxbnry Nathaniel S. Sherman, David Capen, Prentiss, Joseph Curtis, Gardner M. Peck Charles Davis, Peter G. Franklin Joseph Bacon, Robbing, John Bartlett, Elihu Pond, Willis Fisher, John J. Clark, Nathaniel Albert E. Daniels Curtis, David A.Simmons, Medfield Moses B. Hard- Lucius M.Sargent,Charles ing", William Peters, Jona- W. Green, Jonathan Dorr, than P. Bishop, William John Lemist, Williara Felt, Obed Allen Whiting, Luther M. Har- Medivay Joseph L. Rich- ris, John Leland, Michael ardson, Seneca Barber, Lovell Luther Metcalf, Levi Sharon Jeremiah Gould, Adams, Luther Metcalf, jr. Elijah Hewins Christopher Slocum,Jarnes St i>u:ihfo a EWi^h. Atherton, Levering', Joseph Adams Jesse Pierce,AbnerDrake, Milton Joseph Rowe, Joel Talbot, James Tucker Asaph Churchill, Jason Wnlpole Harvey Clapp, Haughton, Francis Daven- Truman Clark, Joseph port, Nathaniel Tucker, Ellis, Joseph Hawes, John Moses Webster, Edmund M. Gannett T. Baker, Joseph Morton, Weymouth Samuel Bayley, Asaph Churchill, jr. Lemuel Humphrey, Fisher J^tedhnm Peter Lyon, A. Kingsbury, Noah Benjamin Slack, Elisha Torrey, Timothy Gordon, Lyon, Israel Whitney, James Whittemore Daniel Kimball, George JVrentham Samuel Druce, Smith, William Flagg Samuel Bugbee, Ebenezer Quincy Lemuel Brackett, Blake, John Cheever, Ben- Noah Curtis, John Whit- jamin Shepherd, jr. Calvin ney, J. M. Gourgas, jr. Fisher, Lewis Harding, William B. Dugan, G. VV. Allen Tillinirhast, Oliver Beale Felt, John Hawes, Philo Randolph Seth Turner, Sanford Counsellors, Sheriffs, &c. in Norfolk. 83

ffotiirifs Public. Canton James Bent Randolph Aaron Prescott Cohnssft Thomas Bourne, Roxburii Sherman Leland, James C. Doane D. A. Simmons, James Dtdham Ebenezer Fisher, Russell jr. Erastiis Worthington JVtumouth Fisher A. Milton Nathan C. Martin, Kingsbury Asaph Churchill, jr. Wrtnlhain Melatiah Quincy Ibrahani Bartlett Everett

Counsellors and Jittorneys. Braintree Samuel Breck Asaph Churchill, jr. Canton Thomas Tolman (^uincy John M. Gour- Dtdham James Richard- gas, jr. son, Theron Metcalf, iiandol/jh John King, Erastus Worthington, Aaron Prescott Jonathan H. Cobb, Ira Roxbury Joseph Harring- Cleveland, Ezra Wilkin- ton, Samuel J. Gardner, son Sherman Leland, David A. Dorchester Samuel P. Simmons, J. J. Clarke Loud, Abel Cashing Weymouth Christopher Mtdfield Daniel Adams, Webb, Fisher A. Kings- Jonathan P. Bishop bury

Mtdway Warren Levering Wren I ham Josiah J. Fiske, Milton Asaph Churchill, Melatiah Everett

Shtriffj John Baker, 'id. of Dedham,

Deputy- Sheriff's. Bellingham Elias Cook Jones Braintree Asa French Quincy Thomas Adams, jr. Cohasset Laban W^arrick Roxbury f^noch Bullard Dorchester Stephen Rob- Stoughton Lemuel Gay inson Wrentham Benjamin H. East Medway Nathan Fales Deputy- Gaoler and Master of the Hotise of Correetion, J. N.E.Mann, of Dedham.

Coroners. Bellingham Hollis Metcalf Foxhorough Shubael Pratt Braintree Asa French Franklin Eli M.Richardson Canton Samuel Black- Mtdfield Abner Mason man, Joseph Downs Mfdway Zachariah Lovell, Cohasset Henry J. Turner N. Jones Dorchester Stephen Rob- Milton PhineasDavenport, inson Samuel Mardin, Alpheus 84 Justices of the Peace in Plvmouth.

T. French Lemuel Gay JVeedham Rufus Mills IVtymouth Silas Binney, Quinci/ William Spear Samuel Bayley Roxhury Aaron Kingsbury IVreniham Paul Fisher, Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. David A. Fisher Stoughto7i Luther Swan, PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Roland E. Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, Roland E. Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John B. Thomas, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quoriim Brid,sewaier Artemas Hale Abiel Washburn, Zacha- Duxhury Seth Sprague, riah Eddy Judah Alden, Seth Plymouth N. M. Davis, Sprague, jr. Joiin B. Thomas, William Hanover David Stock- Thomas bridge Sciluale John Collamore, Htngham Ebenezer Gay, Samuel A. Turner, John Jotham Lincoln B. Turner Kingston John Thomas, fVt'.s-i Bridgewater William Thomas P. Beal Baylies Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Wilkes Wood, Abraham Holmes, Hector Orr, William Baylies, Nathaniel M. Davis, John B.Thomas, Eben- ezer Gay, Thomas Loring, Charles J, Holmes, Jacob H. Loud, Joseph Haskell, Austin Packard, John Beal. Justices of the Pence. Ahinston Benjamin Ho- Saml. Leonard, jr. Holmes bart, Jared Whitman, Mi- Sprague, WilliamsLatham, cah Pool, John Gushing, Philo Leach James Bates, Ezekiel Carver Nehemiah Cobb, Thaxter, James Ford, jr. Benjamin Ellis, John Sa- Bridgewater Solomon Al- vary, Samuel Shaw, den, jr. Daniel Mitchell, Thomas Cobb Benjamin Pope, Caleb F. Duxbury William Loring, Leonard, Avery Fobes, Samuel A. Frazer, Isaiah Solomon Hay ward,jr.Isaac Alden, E. Weston, Ger- Fobes, Nathan Mitchell, shom B. Weston, William Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 85

H. Simmons, Gershom son, Joshua Hoskins, jr. Bradford, Benj. Alden Joshua Eddy, jr. Benjamin East Bridgewater Isaac P. Wood, Bradford Har- Alden, 3d.' Wallace Rust, low, Luther Washburn, Welcome Young, Abisha Jonathan Cobb, Ebenezer Stetson Pickens, Silas Pickens, A. Halifax Obadiah Lyon, T. Harvey, Thomas Ben- Zebad Thompson, Dexter nett C. Thompson, Zadock JVorth Bridgewater Abel Thompson, J. P. Thomp- Kingman, Joseph Sylves- son ter, Eliab Whitman, Silas Hanover Reuben Curtis, Packard, M. Packard, Alexander Wood, Benja- Eliphalet Kingman, Linus min Mann, David Prouty, Howard, George Clark, Thomas J.Gardner, Albert Jesse Perkins, Bela Keith White, Eben. Simmons Pembroke AJden Briggs, Hanson Charles Gushing, Anthony Collamore, Tho- Thomas Hobart, Isaac B. mas Turner, Peter Sal- Barker, Joshua Smith mond, David Oldham Hingham Joseph Wilder, Plymouth Barnabas jr. Edward Thaxter, Wil- Hedge, Nathaniel Russell, liam Gordon, Solomon John Thomas, Josiah Lincoln, Francis G. Ford, Robbins, William Brown, Caleb Gill, jr. Thomas Jacob H. Loud, William Loring, Marshall Lincoln, Clark, Ichabod Morton, James W. Sivret, James S. Allen Danforth, Gustavus Lewis, Henry Gushing Gilbert, Schuyler Samp- Hull Samuel Loring, jr. son, William P. Ripley, Kingston James Sever, Thomas Russell, Isaac L. Nathaniel Thomas, John Hedge, Ebenezer G. Par- Sever, Eli Cook, John ker, Bourne Spooner Gray, .losepli Sampson Ph/mpton Isaac Wright, Marshfield Joseph Clift, Zenas Bryant, jr.Jonathan John Ford, jr. George Parker, William H. Soule, Leonard, Daniel Phillips, Josiah T. Ellis Luther Hatch Rochester George King, Middlthoro^ Martin Keith, James Ruggles, Gideon Seth Miller, Charles Barstow, Caleb Briggs, Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth Elijah Willis, Joseph E:U.on, Abiel P. Booth, Meigs, Joseph Look, Phil- William Nelson, Oliver lip Crandon, Lothrop Per- Pierce, Peter H. Pierce, kins, Joseph Haskell, The- Samuel Thompson, Paul ophilus Pitcher, jr. Amittai Hathaway, Arad Thomp- B. Hammond 9 86 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Plymouth.

Scituate Anson Rob bins, David Nye, Charles C, Samuel Tolman, jr. Eben- Ellis, Sylvanus Bourne, ezer T. Fogg, Elijah Jen- Thomas Savery, William kinsjr. Gideon W. Young, Bates John Beal, Ammial Curtis, West Bridgewater Jona- Dexter Merritt, Wil'iiam than Copeland, jr. John E. James Howard, Samuel Dunbar, Wareham John Fearing, Austin Packard, Zepha- William Fearing-, B. Mur- niah Howard, Dwelley dock, Seth "Miller, jr. Fobes, Ellis Ames

JVotciries Public.

Duxbury Erastus PI. Bart- Plymouth Jacob H. Loud, lett Gustavus Gilbert E. Bridgeivater Welcome Rochester Elijah Willis Young Scituate John Beal Hingham David Harding Wareham SyIvanusBourne, Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood William Bates

Counsellors a\ id ^9ltorneys. Abington Jared Whitman, Pembroke James H. Whit- Benjamin Hobart man JSast Bridgewater Aaron Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, Hobart, Welcome Young William Thomas, Jacob Hanover Alexander Wood H. Loud, Gustavus Gilbert Hanson Junius Tilden Rochester Abrah. Holmes, Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Charles J. Holmes Solomon Lincoln Scituate Ebenezer T.Fogg Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Suuih Bridgnvater Wil- Joseph Sampson liams Latham Midd'eboro^ Wilkes Wood, Wareham Seth Miller, jr. Zechariah Eddy, Eliab West Bridgewater William Ward, William H. Eddy Baylies, Austin Packard, JVorth Bridgewater Eliab Ellis Ames Whitman

Sheriff, Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth.

Deputy- Sheriffs. East Bridgeivater Joseph Middleborough Joseph Chamberlain, jr. Jackson Hingham Ebed Hersey jYorth Brdgewater Benja- Kingston Spencer Cush- min Kingman man Plymouth Coomer Weston Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 87

Rochester Nathaniel Has- /^rarft/ia?n Joshua Gibbs, 3d kell West Bridgeivater John M. Scitiiate Nathaniel Clapp Read Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'. Gaoler and Keeper of the House of Correction. Putnam Kimball.

Commissioners of Wrecks, Robert Gould, of Hull ; Paul

Merritt, Charles Vina], and John Doane,of Scituate ; Samuel A. Frazer, and G. B. Weston, of Duxbury. Coroners- Abington Lebbeus Gurney JVorth Bridgeivater Thom- Bridgewater xMitch. Keith as Whales, jr. Carver Nelson Barrows Pembroke Nathaniel Lor- Duxbury Avery Richards incr, Peter Salmond, jr. E. Bridgewaler Z. Jones Plymouth Benjamin Drew, Hanover Levi Curtis Ezekiel C. Turner Hingham Job Loring", Plymplon Thomas B. Samuel Hobart, James Harrub Stevenson Rochester Nathaniel Has- Kingston JedidiahHolmes, kell, David Peckham, jr. John Gray Scituate Elijah B. Turner, Marshfeld William Lewis, Abiel Cudworth, Ebenezer James Dinglev, Wales Stet-on. John Beal Tilden Wareham Perez F. Briggs Middleborough Samuel JVest Bridgeivater Thomas Thompson,Joseph Jackson Ames WORCESTER, Judge of Probate, Ira Barton, of Worcester. Register of Probate, Charles G. Prentiss, of do. Register of Deeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Anthony Chase, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph G. Kendall, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Ashburnham JosephJewett Charlton John Spurr Barre Nathaniel Hough- Dudley Aaron Tufts ton, Seth Lee FitchhurgEher\ezexTorxey Bolton StephenP. Gardner, Hubbardston SamuelSwan Nathaniel Longley Leicester Nathaniel P. Brookfield Simeon Draper, Denny Heman Stebbins Leominster Lovel Walker 8S Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Mendon William S. Josiah Howe Hastings Winchendon William Milford John Claflin, jr. Dunbar JVorthboro^ Stephen Wil- Worcester Nathaniel Paine, liams Theophilus Wheeler,Dan- Oxford Jonathan Davis, ielWaldo, Abijah Bigelow, Sumner Bastow Rejoice Newton, Edward Oakham W illiam Crawford D. Bangs, William Eaton, Petersham Jared Weed Pliny Merrick, Samuel M. Princeton Charles Russell Burnside, Samuel Jenni- Rutland Rufus Putnam son, John W. Lincoln, Sterling Thos. H. Blood, Joseph G. Kendall, Emory Moses Thomas Washburn, Eleazer James, Spencer James Draper Ira Barton, Charles Allen, fVesthorough Nahum Salem Towne, William Harrington Lincoln, Isaac Davis Westminster Michael Gill,

Appointed to qnalify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Paine, Theophilus Wheeler, Jonathan Davist Silas Holman, Theodore Jones, Edmund Cushing, Edward D. Bangs, Joseph G. Kendall, Nathaniel Houghton, Warren Rawson, Sumner Barstow, Abi- 1"ah Bigelow, William S. Hastings, Samuel Lee, Levi ^incoln, William Jennison, James Young.

Justices of the Peace. Ashhurnham George R. Berlin Jonathan D. Merri- am, Thomas Brigham, Hosea Stone, Nathaniel William A. Howe, Jona- Peirce, G. G. Parker than D. Merriam Athol Joseph Pierce, Eli- Bolton Amos Parker, phalet Thorp, Theodore Samuel S. Houghton, Jo- Jones, James Youni', Wil- seph Sawyer, Amory Hol- liam H. Williams, Lincoln man, Jonas Jewett B. Knowlton Boylston Aaron White, Auburn John Clark, Solo- James Davenport, Na- mon Sibley, Thomas Dru- thaniel Davenport, Ward ry, Aivah Drury Cotton, Samuel Brigham, Barre Samuel Lee, Ephra- James Davenport ioi Wilson, George Fitts, Brookfield Jesse Bliss, Lyman Sibley, Seth Cald- Rufus Harrington, Eben- well, Charles Sibley, Al- ezer Merriam, Alanson exander Hamilton Hamilton, Nicholas Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

M'Clure, Otis Hayden, Justus Ellenwood Edwin B. Tainter, Aaron Lancaster Josiali Flagg, Kimball, Set!) Field Jonas Lane, Levi Lewis, Charlton William P.Rider, Nathaniel Chandler, Na- John Davis, Samuel Hall, thaniel Rand, James G. Jonathan Winslow, Rufus Carter, Joseph W. Hun- Mixer, William P. Marble tington, George R. M. Dana Apollos Johnson, Withington Ephraim Whipple, Oliver Leicester A. Flint, John Harris King, Waldo Flint, Joseph Bous^las Benjamin Craor- D. Sargent, Horatio G. gin, Warren Humes, Wel- Henshaw, Daniel Stone come Whipple, Robert P. Leominster William Perry, Church William Wilder, Charles Dudley William Winsor, W. Wilder ^Vi]liam Hancock Lunenburg; Esek Whiting, Fitchburg Pay son Wil- William Harrington liams, David Brigham, Mendon W^arren Rawson, Francis Perkins, Nathaniel Elijah Thayer, Abel Wild- W^oo(i,Levi Dovvne, Alvah er, Ahaz Allen, Samuel Crocker Allen, Benjamin Daven- Gardner Smyrna Glazier, port, Charles C. P. Hast- William Whitney, Timo- ings, Jared Benson, Dan thy Heywood, Asaph Hill Millbiiry Caleb Burbank, Grafton Jonathan Wheel- i\saWaters, Simon Farns- er, Harry Wood, Pardon worth, Simeon Waters, Aldrich, Charles Brigham, Amasa Roberts, Elias jr. Samuel Wood, Otis Forbes, William M. Bene- A dams, Oliver M. Brigham dict, Clough R. Miles, Hardivick Daniel Ruggles, Abraham G. Randall, Jason Mixter, Joseph Amasa Wood, Leonard Stone, Ebenezer Perry, Peirce Gardner Rug-oles Milford Newell Nelson, Harvard IsVac Whitney, Samuel L. Scammel, Clark Jacob Haskell, John Park, Ellis Jerome Gardner, Abel JVew Braintree Henry Whitney Penniinan, Amasa Bigelow Holden Willi nm Drury, JVorthboro^ CyrusGale, Samuel Damon, Silas Joseph Davis, Martin L. Flasfg, Charles ChafEn Stow, Nahum Fay, Pren- Hubbardston Daniel tiss Keyes Woodward, Henry Pren- JVorthbridfre John Fowler, tiss, Ethan A.Greenwood, Sylvanus Holbrook, John 90 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Taylor ley Whipple, Dexter Fay, JVorth Brookfield Daniel Sullivan Fay Gilbert, Eli Forbes, Wil- Souihbridge Frederick W. liam Adams, Nathaniel Bottom, Lbenezer D. Am- Dodge, Pliny Nye, Jona- midon, Oliver Hooker, than Gary, Bonum Nye Linus Child, Moses Plimp- Oakham Washington Al- ton, Bela Tiffany, Benja- len, James Allen, Freder- min D. Hyde, Luther ick A. Potter, Nathaniel Ammidon Crocker Spencer Frederick Howe, Oxford Abishai Lamed, William Pope, William Stephen Davis, Richard Baldwin, Jonas Bemis Olney, Josiah S. Prentice, Sterling James Wilder, Isaac B. Hartwell, Jasper Samuel Sawyer, Jonathan Brown, Peter C. Bacon Wilder, Jacob Conant, Petersham^ William Park- David Wilder, Thomas hurst, Joel Bryant, Aaron Wright Brooks, jr. Henry Ward Sturbridge John Phillips, Paxton Braddyll Liver- Ephraim Morey, John more, Jonathan P. Gros- Holbrook, George Davis, venor, Nathaniel Lakin, Jared Lamb, Edward James Day Phillips, Roswell Warner, Phillipston Abel Piper, David Wight, Gardner Oliver Powers, James Watkins, Erasmus Hol- Stone, jr. Abel White, brook, James Johnson, Jason Goulding- Avery P.Taylor Princeton Jonas Brooks, Sutton Jonathan Leland, Charles Myrick, Alphonso Daniel Tourtelott, Daniel Brooks, Caleb Dana Tenney, Samuel Taylor, Royalston Salmon (Jodard, Edward Clarke Benoni Peck, Rufus Bul- Templeton Ephraim Stone, lock, Timothy Lewis Benjamin Brown, Leonard Rutland T'\\]y FVint, Joel Stone, Samuel Lee, Henry Davis, Calvin Howe, Ro- Newton, Artemas Lee, land Wheeler, Sardinia Edward Kirkland, Joshua Muzzy Richardson Shrewsbury Nymphas Upton Eli Warren, Daniel Pratt, Fortunatus Har- Fisk, jr. rington, Balch Dean, Hen- Uxbridge Frederick Taft, ry Snow, Nathan Howe, Joseph Thayer, Francis Azor R. Phelps, Adam Deane, jr. Harrington Warren Pardon Keyes, Southhorough Willard Daniel Hitchcock, Joseph Ne^wton, Jonas Ball, Per- Ramsdel, Isa^c Patrick, Notaries and Counsellors in Worcester. 91

Joseph Field, Pardon Al- Hyde, Mark Whitcomb, len William Brown Webster George B. Slater, Worcester William Jenni- Jonathan Day son, Artemas Ward, Otis fVestborough Moses Grout, Corbett, Alfred D. Foster, Lovett Peters, Nahum Charles G. Prentiss, Na- Fisher, Phineas Gleason, than Heard, Henry Paine, Samuel Harrington, Silas Frederick W. Paine, Ste- Wesson phen Salisbury, Jubal Har- West Boylston Robert B. rington, Wm. N. Greene, Thomas, Barnabas Davis, Samuel B. Woodward, Joseph White, Ephraim Anthony Chase, Abiel Bigelow Jaques, William Pratt, Westminster Abel Wood, Thomas Kinnicut, Samuel Edward Kendall, Merari Allen, Maturin L. Fisher, Spaulding, Simeon San- Edwin Conant, B.F.Thom- derson, Joseph Whitman, as, George A.Trumbull, G. Wonder Wears, John F. Curtis, John Green, Heywood, John White William M. Towne, Silas Winchendon Enoch Kid- Brooks, Alexander Ham- der, Jacob Wales, Reuben ilton

JVotaries Public. BrooUeld Seth Field Millbury Wm.Whittlesley i^tfc/iourirEbenezerTorrey Oxford Peter C. Bacon Lancaster Nathaniel Southbridge Saml. M.Lane Chandler, Joseph W.Hun- Uxbridge George Willard tinwton Worcester Theophilus Leicester Horatio G. Hen- Wheeler, Isaac Flagg, Ira shaw Barton, Charles A. Hamil- Mendon William S. Hast- ton, Samuel Allen, George ings A. Trumbull

Counsellors and Mtorneys. Ashbumham George G. Douglas Frederic W. Parker Botham Mhol Lincoln B. Knowl- Fiichburg David Brigham, ton, Isaac Stevens Ebenezer Torrey, Na- Barre Seth Lee, Nathaniel thaniel Wood Houghton Grafton Harry Wood Boylston James Davenport Harvard Abel Whitney Brookfield Jesse Bliss, He- Hubbardston SamuelSwan man Stebbins Lancaster Joseph W. Charlton John Davis Huntington, Solon Whi- 92 Sheriffs in Worcester.

ting, N. T. Leonard, Geo. Deane, jr. R. M. Withing:ton Westhoro^ Nahum Har- Leicester Nathaniel P. rington, Joseph Mason Denny, Waldo Flint Westminster Simeon San- Leominster William Perry, derson Lovell Walker Worcester Nathaniel Mendon Warren Rawson, Paine, Levi Lincoln, William S. Hastings, Sam- John Davis, Samuel M. uel Allen, Charles C. P. Burnside, Rejoice New- Hastings ton, Charles Allen, Pliny Millhury CloughR. Miles, Merrick, Emory Wash- Abraham G. Randall burn, Ira Barton, Isaac JVorthboro^ Martin L. Stow Davis, William Lincoln, Oxford Peter C. Bacon Thomas Kinnicutt,Charles Petersham Jared Weed, G. Prentiss, Henry Paine, Aaron Brooks, jr. William N. Greene, Abi- Rutland Rufus Putnam jah Bigelow, Eleazer Snuthhridcre Frederick W. James, William Pratt, Ed- Bottom, Linus Child,Benj- win Conant, Benjamin F. amin D. Hyde Thomas, Jesse W. Good- Sturbridge George Davis rich, George W. Richard- Sutton Edward Clark son, William M. Towne, Templeton Edward Kirk- Alexander Hamilton, Dan- land iel W, Lincoln, Charles Uxbi'idf^e Bezaleel Taft, jr. W. Hartshorn, Amos W. Joseph Thayer, Francis Stockwell

Sheriff, Calvin Willard, of Worcester.

Deputy Sheriffs. Athnl Abijah Hill Oxford Samuel Smith Barre Daniel Bacon Petersham Cephas Willard BrookMd Seth W. Field Rutland Hiram J. Town- Fitchburg Horace Newton send Hubbardston Luther Clif- Sonthboro^ Larkin Newton ford Sterling: Samuel Houghton Lancaster Lyman Moore Sturbridge Benja. Bullock Leicester Samuel Hurd Sutton John W. Whipple Leominster Asa Longley Templeton Nathan Bryant Mendon Seneca Hills Uxbridge Sullivan Thayer Millbury Perley Whipple Worcrster Warner Hinds, mrth Brookfield William Ivers Phillips Adams Coroners in Worcester. 93

Cner of the Courts, Thos. Chamberlain, of Worcester. Keeper of the House of Correction, Asa Matthews.

Overseers of the House of Correction, Nathan Heard, John W. Lincoln. Gaoler, Asa Matthews, of Worcester.

Coroners. Ashbumham William Presho Stearns, Samuel Woods Oxford Sylvanus Harris Athol Joseph Pierce Petersham Eber Hapgood, Auhum John Rice, Alvah Cephas Willard Drury Princeton John Dodd, J5arreSeth Caldwell, Seth Moses G. Cheever Holden, Archibald Black Royalston Jonathan Pierce Bolton Joseph Sawyer Rutland Calvin Howe, Boylston Levi Pierce Jeduthan Green, Sardinia Brookfield Simeon Draper Muzzy Dana Gilbert Warden Southboro' Larkin Newton Douglas Aaron A. Wallis Southbridge Jeremiah Dudley Jonathan Day Shumway,Lemuel Dunbar FUchburg Horace Newton Spencer Willard Rice Grafton A. Kimball, jr. Sterling Moses Thomas Isaac W. Wood Sturbridge Simeon Fiske, Harvard Aaron Whitney Edward Phillips Hardwick Lemuel Har- Sutton Edmund J. Mills rington Temphton John E. New- Holden Henry Bullard, ton, Nathan Bryant William Drury,jr. Farnum Upton Daniel Fiske, jr. White L/xbridge Phineas Chapin Lancaster Nathaniel Rand Westboro'' Nahum Fisher Leominster William Wil- Warren Joseph Field der Westminster Luke Bigelow Lunenburg Peter Brown, Winchendon Samuel Eli Page Noyes, Obadiah Walker, Mendon Aaron Burdon Mark Whitcomb Milford Clark Ellis Worcester William Eaton, M'Ubury Reuben Barton, Lewis Bigelow, Timothy Perley Whipple W. Bancroft, Thomas Aeir Braintree J on a. Barr Harbach, Ivers Phillips, Oakham Frederick A. Asa Matthews Provers of Fire Arms, Ethan Allen, of Grafton, and Francis Clark, of Sturbridge. 94 Masters in Chancery. MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Suffolk and JVantucket. William Minot, Josiah Quincyjr.

Essex. John G. King, of Salem ; Ebenezer Mose- ley, of Newburyport. Middlesex. Nathan Brooks, of Concord.

Plymouth. Charles J. Holmes, of Rochester ; Ellis Ames, of West Bridgewater. Bristol. H. G. O. Colby, of Taunton. JVorfulk. James Richardson, of Dedham; David A. Simmons, of Roxbury.

Worcester. Emory Washburn, of Worcester ; Jo- seph G. Kendall, of Worcester. Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Justice Wil- lard, ot Springfield.

Board of Education. Established by Act of April 20, 1837.

The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex officiis.

James G. Carter, of Lancaster ; Emerson Davis, of

VVestfield ; Edmund Dwight, of Boston; George Put-

nam, of Roxbury; Edward A.Newton, of Pittsfield ;

Robert Rantoul, jr. of Gloucester ; Thomas Robbins, of Rochester; Jared Sparks, of Cambridge. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Board.

Commissioner to make a further Geological and Minera- logical survey of the State, (Resolve of Jlpril 12, ]837.) Edward Hitchcock, of Amherst. Commissioners to make a Botanical and Zoological sur- vey of the State, {Resolve of Jipril 12, 1837.)

George B. Emerson, of Boston ; Chester Dewey, of

Pittsfield; W. B. O. Peabody, of Springfield ; Ebene- zer Emmons, of Williamstown; Thaddeus W.Harris, of Cambridge; D.Humphreys Storer, of Boston ; Au- gustus A. Gould, of Boston. Commissioners to codify so much of the common laic as relates to crimes and punishment, (Resolve of Jip. 1, 1837.)

Charles Jackson, of Boston ; Luther S. Gushing, of

Boston ; Samuel B. Wallcott, of Hopkinton ; Willard

Phillips, of Cambridge ; John Gray Rogers, of Boston.

Commissioner to make an .Agricultural survey of the State. {Resolve of April 12, 1837.) Henry Colman, of Boston. Massachusetts Commissioners. 95

COMMISSIONERS resident in other States, who have been ap- pointed by the Government of Massachusetts, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts,— also to administer Oaths, and to talte the aciinovvledgment of Deeds,

Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commonwealth.

William Willis, Portland, Maine. Francis E. Bond, Bangor, do. William W^oart, jr. Augusta, do. Asaph R. Nichols, do. do. Levi Chamberlain, Fitzwilliam, N. Hamps. Wm. H. Y. Hackett, Portsmouth, do. William H Smith, Providence, R. Island. William H. Maxwell, City of N.York, New York. Thomas Allen, do. do. William Gracie, do. do. William Emerson, do. do. George Folsom, do. do. William C. Russell, do. do. Theodyre Eames, Brooklyn, do. George Gould, Troy, do. George G. Bull, New Lebanon, do. Samuel G. Fisher, Philadelphia, Pennsylv. Benjamin Gerhard, do. do, Joseph B. Williams, Baltimore, Maryland. Charles Gilman, do. do. Simeon S. Goodwin, Louisville, Kentucky. Hamilton Smith, do. do. Lucius C. Duncan, New Orleans, Louisiana. Edward H. Durell, do. do. Daniel F. Webster, Detroit, Michigan. George T. Metcalf, Peoria, Illinois. William F. DeWolf, Alton, do. Abner T. Ellis, Vincennes, Indiana. Randall Crawford, New Albany, do. Andrew J. Davis, St. Louis, Missouri. Augustus Story, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. David A. Hall, Washington, Dist. ofCoI. Gurdon Doming, Fayetteville, N. Carolina. Matth.H. McAllister, Savannah, Georgia. Henry Chamberlain, Mobile, Alabama. 96 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS,

WITH THE post-master's NAMES.

Abington, Elihu Hobart Blandford, Luther Laflin " East, Godard Read " North, Lyman Gibbs Ville, John Wilson Bolton, Amos Parker Adams, Peter Briggs Fryville, Thomas Fry " North, W. E. Bray ton Boston, Nathaniel Greene Alford, Daniel Barrett Boxford, Charles Peabody Amesbury, Phillip Osgood " West, Benjamin Pearl " West, Edmund Sargent Boxboro', Lyman Bigelow Acton, Silas Jones Bedford, John A, Merriam Amherst, H. W. Strong Blackstone, P. S. Thayer " North, Samuel Davis Boylston, Eli B. Lampson Andover, Nathaniel Swift Braintree, Asa French " North, James Stevens Bradford, Benj. Parker, jr. Annisquam, O. W. Sargent " West, E. Kimball Ashburnham, Sam'l Barrett Brewster, Jeremiah Mayo Ashby, Alex. T. Willard " West, Fred. Winslow Ashfield, Levi Cook " East, Geo. W. Higgins Athol, Wm. H. Williams Bridgewater, North, N. H. Attleborough, Ira Osborne Cross " North, Israel Hatch " N.W.,Heman Packard " East, L. W. Dean " South, Mitchell Keith Bernardston, GideonRyther " West, Branch Byram Barnstable, Wm. H. Brown Scotland George Chipman " West, Albert Howland Brookline, Oliver Whyte Marston's Mills, Nathaniel Brighton, J. B. Mason Hinckley Brinjfield, Marq. Converse Centreville, W. Marchant Brookfield, S., A. Skinner Cotuit R. T. Crocker '* West, Allen Newell Hyannis, Abner W. Lovell " North, Jonathan Carey " poi't, Frederic Scudder " East, Joel Vaile Osterville, Josi. Scudder, jr. Buckland, Joseph Hubbard Barre, Charles Lee Burlington, Jacob Kendall Belchertovvn, Mason Shaw Enfield, Benjamin Coleman Bellingham, East, T. Clark Cambridge, Samuel Newell " Bell evilleport, J OS . Jackman East, Samuel S Green Berkley, Asahel Hathaway «* West,IsaacShattuck,jr. Beverly, Stephens Baker " Port, John I'. Tarbcll Berlin, Addison How Canton, 'J'homas J. Johnson Becket, Frederic Clark Carver, Jesse Murdock, jr. " West, Wolcott Clafler '* North, Wm. Barrows Billerica, Marshall Preston Charlemont, Lewis Bodman Post-OfEces in Massachusetts, 97

Charlestown, A. W. Austin " West, Coburn Blood,jr. Charlton, William P. Rider Dudley, Wm. Hancock Chatham, Josiah Mayo Duxbury, Seth Sprague, jr. *• North, J. Nickerson.jr. Eastham, Elisha Cobb Chelmsford, Joel Adams Easton, Daniel Wheaton " North, Benj. Adams " Turnpike, B. Alger Middlesex Vil. Ebenezer Easthampton, Thad. Clapp Adams Edgartown, Timothy Coffin Chelsea, Horatio Alger Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Cheshire, Noble K. VVolcott Enfield, Eliphaz Jones Chester, Asahel Wright Erving's Grant, Ansel " Factories, S. Henry, jr. Lesure Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Essex, Amos Burnham Chilmark, Ephm. Mayhew Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Cohasset, Zenas Stoddard " North, Cyrus Clark Colraine, John Drury Fall River, C. B. Vickery

Concord, John Keyes ,, William B. Cannedy Conway, Christopher Arms Falmouth, Fred. Davis Cragie's Mills, C. Shaw " West, S. Dillingham Cummington, Francis Bates " North, Ebenezer Nye " West, Elisha Mitchell " East, J. Robinson Dana, Apollos Johnson " Wood's Hole, Ward Dalton, J. Chamberlain M. Parker Danvers, Joseph Osgood Folly's Village, Cha. Collins Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker Fitchburg, Nathaniel Wood " North, John Cummings Florida, Luke Rice " South, B. Howland Foxboro' Joseph Cowell Dedham, Elisha Thayer " Centre, T. M. George " West, Abner Ellis " East, Jos. Kingsbury Deerfield, Charles Williams Framingham, Saml. Warren " South, Jas.S. Whitney Franklin, Archibald Dewitt Dover, John Williams " Centre, SpencerA. Pratt Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall Freetown, George Pickens " South, E. Nickerson Gardner, Moses Wood " East, Thatcher Clark " South, AbijahM.Severy " West, Euther Childs Gill, John W. Bissell Dighton, William Newhall Gloucester, Wm. Stevens Dorchester, Robert Vose Squam, Oliver W. Sargent " Com. point, Thomas Goshen, Hinckley Williams Kettell Grafton, Chandler M. Pratt Dunstable, Josiah Cum- Granby, William Belcher mings, jr. G. Barrington, M. Hopkins Douglas, David Holman Greenfield, Ambrose Ames " East, Wm. Grossman Greenwich, Laban Marcy Dracut. Perley Parker " Village,WarrenP.Wing Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Groton, Caleb Butler " South, Thos. Hurlbut Granville, Middle, ]\oah Leicester, John Sargent Cooley Lenox, William P. Walker " East, Lyman Root Leominster, CharlesCoIburn Hadley, Samuel D. Ward Leverett, Jonathan Conant " Mills, D. Huntington " North, EliasM 'Gregory Holyoke place, Zadok Ly- Lexington, John P Merriam man " East, Amos Adams Halifax, Henry Pope Lincoln, Luke Gates Hatfield, Alpheus Lnngley Leyden, Reuben Sheldon,jr. Hamilton, Israel D. Brown Littleton, Jona. Hartwell Hancock, P. H. Thomas Longmeadow, Wm. White Hanover, Robert Eells Lowell, Eliphalet Case Hanson, Nath'l. Collamore Ludlow, Benjaujin Jenks Hardwick, Samuel F. Cutler Lunenburg, Asa Whiting Harvard, John P. Whitcomb Lynn, Jeremiah C. Stickney Harwich, Obed Brooks Maiden, Benjamin G. Hill " South, L P. Nickerson Mansfield, Solomon Pratt " East, David Kendrick Marblohead, F. Robinson " West, Elijah Chase Marlboro', Sullivan Thayer Haverhill, Thomas G. Marshfield, Proctor Bourne Farnsworth " North, Daniel Phillips " East, John Johnson, jr. Medway, James B. Wilson Hubbardston, Dana Brown " West, Olney Forristall " Village, J. P. Pillsbury " East, Nathan Jones Hawley, Joshua Longley Medfield, Charles Onion " South, Noah Joy Medford, Luther Angier Heath, John Hastings, jr. Mendon, Jabez Aldrich " North, Eben. Tucker « South, E. G. Daniels Hingham, Thomas Loud Millville, Willard Wilson " South, Quincy Lane Waterford, D. A. Farnum Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons Methuen, George A. Waldo Holden, Dennis Davis Middleboro', Levi Peirce Holland, Baxter Wood " North, Phillip Colby Hollenbechs, N. K. Bills " West,EliasLampson,jr. Hopkinton, J. C. Vallentine " East, Andrew P. Cobb Unionville, M. Metcalf Middlefield, Solomon Root Holliston, S. G Burnap Millbury, Asa H. Waters Holmes' Hole, Geo. Dunham " Grass Hill, Ephraim Ipswish, Stephen Coburn Goulding, jr. Kingston,Rufus B. Bradford Milford, Perley Hunt Lancaster, J. W.Huntington " South, Whitman Bates Lanesboro', Timo. Whitney Milton, Nathan C. Martin Lee, Hubbard Barllett Monroe, Martin Ballou " North, Ebenezer Nye Monson, Rufus Flynt Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 99

Moniague, Jona. Hartwell Paxton, Tyler Goddard Nantucket, G. VV. Ewer Pelham, Martin Kingman Natifk, William Ferris Pembroke, H. Collamore " South, Dexter Wliiting Pepperell, A Emerson Needham, Rufus Mills Peru, Oliver Nash " West, W^m. F Flagir Phillipston, James Carruth New AshfordjS.Soutliworth Plainfield, Leavitt Hallock New Kowley, Benj. Little Plymouth, B. Russell New Bedford, R. Williams Plympton, Wm. H. Soule New Braintree, Amasa " North, Eben. Lobdell Biiielow Prescott, Stacy Linzie Newbury port, Moses Lord Princeton, Charles Russell New Marlboro', A. Rising Provincetown, T. Lothrop Hartsville, W. Edwards Quincy, Daniel French New Salern, Nathan Bryant Randolph, David Jacobs " MiLlington, H. Hunt " East, Simeon White Newton, Wm. B. Newton Reading, John Weston " LowerFalisjAmosAllen " North, James Damon " Upper Falls, JosephW. Rehoboth, GranvilleStevens Plimpton " Centre,Jona. Wheaton,jr. " West, John Mead Richmond, Asa Cone- « Centre, A. R. Trow- Rochester, James Ruggles bridge " North, Asa Ojombs Northampton, Thomas Mattaj)oiset,W WsouBnrsXow Shepherd Sippican, J. N. Ellis orthbridgej Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Whitinsville Pane Whitin Rowley, Benj. H. Smith Northfield, Saml. C.AIlen.jr. Roxbury, E. G. Lemon " South Farms, Lyman " West, Paul Draper Gilbert Jamaica Plain, Robt.Seaver Northboro' Cyrus Gale Rutland, Pvufus Putnam Norton, Laban M. Wheaton Russell, Reuben Palmer Norwich. Aaron B. Diinock Salem, Ebenezer Putnam Oakham^ Eben. W. Skerry Salisbury, Serb Clark " Coldbrook, WalterFelch " East, Cyrus Dearborn Orange, Parley Barton Sandisfield, George Hull " South, Otis Brooks Sandwich, W.H.Fessenden Orleans, Simeon Higgins " East, Joseph Hall " South, Seth Sparrow " West, Isaac Keith " East, Isaac Sparrow '' South, S. C. Rowland Otis, Samuel Pickett " North, Mason White " West, J. Hubbard '' Monument, E. Perry Oxford, Wm. Sigourney PocassPt, Howard Perry Palmer, Amos Hamilton Sandy Bay, Winthrop Pool Three Rivers, Asa Shumway Saugus, Henry Sladfr 100 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Savoy, Liberty Bowker South Hadley, Andrew Saxonville, Charles Fiske Wright Scituate, Gideon W. Young " Canal, Joseph Carew " North, S. P. Merritt Taunton, CharlesR.Vickery " South, John K. Nash Templeton, Artemas Lee " WestjEdwardF.Jacobs Tewksbury, John Coggin Seekonk, Church Gray Tisbury, G Dunham " South, Allen Munroe '' West, Willard Luce Sharon, Jonathan Cobb Tolland, Alfred Webber " Centre, Benj. Reynolds Topsfield, John Rea Shelburne, Walter Wells Townsend, Aaron Keyes " Falls, Joseph Merrill " James S. Walton Sherburne, Oliver Everett Truro, H. Gross Sheffield, Edward F. Ensign *' North, James Small " East, E. S. Deming Tyngsborough, Daniel Shirley, Thomas Whitney Richardson « Village A. G.Parker Tyringhara, A. Miller Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge " South, S. C. Buel " Lock Village, Joel " North, William Arnold Codding Upton, Eli Warren Somerset, Elisha Slade, jr. Uxbridge, John W. Capron " West, Nath'l. Mason " North, Luther Spring Southboro', Sullivan Fay Walpole Harvey Clapp Southbridge,LarliinAniidon " East, David Morse South Reading, Eli A. Yale Waltham, Nath'l. Maynard Shrewsbury, Wm. W. Pratt Ware, Joel Rice " South, LukeHarrington Wareham, David Nye Southwick, John Mills " West, BartlettMurdock Southampton, GadC.Lyman " East, Thomas Savery Spencer, Amos Bemis, jr. " South, JoshuaB.Tobey Springfield, Albert Morgan Warwick, William Cobb Chichopee Falls, D. M. " South, Apollos Root Bryant Watertown, Benjamin Dana Cabotville, J. Christie Wayiand, Newell Heard Willimansett, Sylves. Allen Webster, Jonathan Day Sterling, Thomas H. Blood Welfleet, Josiah Whitman Stockbridge, Thad.Pomeroy " South, Daniel W.Davis Stoneham, W. Sweetser Wendell, Lewis Stone Sloughton, Lemuel Gay Wenham, Ezra Lummus " East, Darius Littlefield Westboro', Wessonville, Si- Stow, Francis Conant las Wesson Sturbridge, Alvin Allen West Boylston, Thomas B. Sunderland, Wm Delano Davis Sutton, Ebenezor Caldwell Westhampton,John A. Judd Swanzey, John Mason W.Newbury, Thomas Hills Rates of Postage. 101

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Samuel Adams, Boston Samuel Bugbee, Wrentham ]

Silas Allen, Leominster Artenias Brown, Medway i Alden, Randolph J. Buliard, Southborough Ebenezer , Waylnnd Silas Brown, Wilmington Ebcnezer Ames, i Willard Arms, Norihfield Asaph Byam, Westford Bridgman, ; Benjamin Austin, JNewton W. Springfield ! Wendell Oliver Bliss, John Andrews, Longmeadow ; ' Zabdiel B. Adams, Boston Leavitt Hates, Norton Adams, Boston Josiah Bartlett, Concord Edwin i Alden, Bridirewater Thomas Boulton, Samuel Egremont \

Horatio Adams, VValtham George Baker, Cambridgep't ,'

John Atkinson, Newburyp't John M. Brewster, Lenox ' Appleton, Gloucester E. H. Bartlett, Duxbury John ! Benj. Atkinson, Amesbiiry John K Briggs, Dedham Andrew Alexander, Boston T. R. Boutelle, Leominster

Joseph C. Ayer, Boston John Brooks, Bernardston -. Geo.Atwood, Provincetown Benj. Barrett, Northampton

Wvatt C. Boyden, Beverly I Bartlett, Roxbury S. G. Burnap, Holliston John ! Amos Bancroft, Groton Henry Bartlett, Roxbury

Jesse Bit^elow, Granville Thaddeus Brown, Billerica : Gideon Barstow, Salem David Bemis, Springfield George Bates, Boston A. J. Be'lows, Salem Stephen Batchelder, Roy- George Bartlett, Boston ' aiston Charles C). Barker, Lynn

Calvin Briggs, Marblehead William B. Brown, Lynn ! Benj. Billings, Mans^field Jno. C. Bartlett, Chelmsford ' Thomas Buf klin,Hopkinton Elisha Bartlett, Lowell Nath'l. Bemis, Watertown Lyman Bartlett, N. Bedford

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Jacob Bigelow, Boston Isaac Boyd, W Newbury i John B Brown, Boston Jona. W. Bemis, Sandwich j Erastus Beach, Sandisfield John S Butler, Worcester ; Ephraim Buck, Boston Peleg Bradley, Dracut ! Stephen Bales, Greenfield H. L Bovvditch, Boston j Parley Barton, Orange Ira Barrows, Pawtucket \

Stephen Ball, Northboruugh Stephen Ball. jr. Worcester '

Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Lem'lW Belden,Springfield '

Williams Bradford, Boston Matt. B. Baker, Springfield i Reuben Bell, Hadley Wm. R. Bates, Charlemont Massachusetts Medical Society. 103

Joel Burnett, Southborough Calvin Carter, Lancaster Wm. M. Benedict, Milhury Ciiarles F. Chaplin, Cam- Marcellus Bowen, Boston bridgeport Artemay Z. Brown, Hub- Oliver S. Cressy, Hamilton bardston Henry G. Clark, Boston George A. Bethune, Boston Patrick P Campbell, Lowell Amos B. Bancroft, Groion Daniel T. Coit, Boston Nathan S. Babbitt, Adams Francis Chrke, Andover Charles F. Barnard, Dor- Luther Clark, Boston chester Alonzo Chapin, Barre Snell Babbitt, Adams Charles Chase, Chelsea John L. Barker, Adams Elijah VV. Carpenter, Upton Benj. E. Cotting, Boston Abijah Cheever, Saugus Robert Cutler, Amherst Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley Daniel Collins, Lenox Oliver Dean, Framingham H. H. Childs, Pittsfield Luke Dewey, W. Stopkbri. R. Champion, W. Springfi. Theodore Dexter, Boston Walter Channing, Boston George B. Doane, Boston Rufus Covvles, Amherst John C. Daiton, Lowell Chester Cowles, Granby Christopher Deane,Colraine Samuel Church. Sunderland Wm. B. Diiggan, Quincy •Samuel Clesson, N. Salem Henry Dyer, Boston A. Clark, Cummington Edw. G. Davenport, Boston A. Collamore, Pembroke Edw. E. Deniston, North- Dennis Cooley, Deerfield ampton Elijah VV. Carpenter, Ber- Kendall Davis, Reading nardston GardinerDorrance, Amherst Ebenezer Childs, Shelburne Henry A. Dewar, Boston S. Clark, Hubiiardston Francis Dana, Boston Jacob Corey, Sturbridge Daniel W. Davis, Wellfleet Edward L. Cotfin, Lynn John H. Dix, Boston H. Cunningham, Shutesbury Hanover Dickey, jr. Lowell George Choate, Salem Horace Dupee, jr. Boston Nehemiah Cutter, Pepperell Aaron Cornish, Falmouth George Estabrook, Holden Benjamin Cutter, VVoburn HezekiahEldridge,Brighton Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem Calvin Ellis, Boston George Cogswell, Bradford Walter N. Ellis, Rochester Charles Choate, Boston Nelson Carpenter, Warren John Frink, Rutland Herman Chandler, Stow Seth Field, Brookfield Jesse Chickering, Boston Austin Flint, Leicester Simon B. Carpenter, Ded- James Foster, Rochester Noah Fyefield, Weymouth 104 Massachusetts Medical Society.

J. H. Flint, Springfield Wm. A Gordon, Taunton CliandlerFlagg, Marbleliead John H Gushee, Raynham j Afoos Farnsworth, Groton Lewis B. Glover, Boston

Royal Fowler, iStockbridge Thomas Gray, jr. Boston ! Edward Flint, Leicester Henry B C. Green, Boston Josiali F. Flagg, Boston John W. Gorham, Boston Tiniothy Fiske, Holliston Levi Gould, Wilmington ' B. Flint, Boston Josliua J

John Flint, Boston Gad Hitchcock, Pembroke i

E. P. Fearing, Nantucket Joseph Hunt, Concord >

John D. Fisher, Boston Isaac Hurd, Concord i

Edward Frost, Wayland Amos Holbrook, Milton *

William E. Foster, Boston NathanHayward, Plymouth i

Joseph J. Fales, Boston Josiali Howe, Teiupleton \ James B Forsyth, Sandwich Abiel Heyvvood, Concord Joseph Farnum,jr. Marbleh. Wm. Holland, Belchertown Samuel Fish, Boston W. Hunnewell, Watertown Worham L. Fitch, Oiis Jacob Holmes, Athol ; Moore R. Fletcher, Boston Oliver Hubbard, Salem Allen C. Fay, Milford Zadok Howe, Billerica ;

George Hayward, Boston ' Jacob Gates, Boston Uriah Hagar, Waltham HenryGardner,Charlestown Enoch Hale Boston j

John Green, Worcester Wm Hooker, Westhampton , Daniel Green, Ward Eli Hall, Binndford ; D. A. Grosvenor, Reading John Homans, Boston j Otis Goodman, S. iladley James Hewins, Modfield I

Peter Goodnow, Acton Israel Hildreth, Dracut ! Daniel Gould, Reading Benjamin F.Heywood, Wor- William Gordon, Hingham cester I Joshua Green, Groton Amory Hunting, Franklin John O. Green, Lowell Rufus Hathaway, Duxbury ; Timo. Gordon, Weyniouth Vincent Holcomb, Granville | John M. Grosvenor, Met huen L. W.Humphreys, Southw'k Samuel Gregg, Medlbrd James Holland, Westfield

| Samuel Gales, Rutland Benj.W. Hildreth, Marlboro' 1 Augustus A. Gould, Boston CharlesT. Hildreth, Boston Abraham Gould, jr. Maiden Luther M. Harris, Roxbury John W. Graves, Lowell Harris, Thad.W. Cambridge \ Martin Gay, Boston .\ppleton Howe,Weymouth Levi B. Gale, Tisbury L Stearns Hurd, Charlest'n William Graves, Lowell Isaac Hodges, Adams James B. Gregerson, Boston AbishaiHoward, Sturbridge j

Charles Gordon, Boston Edward A. Holyoke, Salem ! Francis H. Gray, Boston AnsonHooker,E. Cambridge j Massachusetts Medical Society. 105

Hiram Hosmer, Watertown Paul Kittredge, Littleton Joshua H. Hay ward, Boston Ingalis Kittredge, Beverly John C. Hayden, Boston Nathan C. Keep, Boston Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers L Kittredge, jr. Beverly Joseph F. Hill, Yarmouth Benjamin Kittredge, Salem John C. Howard, Brookline Josiah Kittredge, Boston Daniel Harwood, Boston Theo. Kittredge, Waltham Francis J. Higginson, Boston Addison Knight, Leicester Wm. G. Hannaford, Boston Solomon Keep, Boston Josiah D. Hedge, Boston Samuel G. Howe, Boston Jona. Leonard, Sandwich Eliakim A.Holman, Harvard William Lamb, Grafton Erast.D. Hamilton, Conway Lemuel LeBaron,Rochester Oliver VV. Holmes, Boston Scth Lathrop, W. Springfi. Robert Wm. Hooper, Boston Dan Lamb, Charlton Richard Herbert, Rowley Joel Lyon, Gill Geo. W. Hamilton, Conway George Leonard, Taunton Jacob Hayes, East Boston Rufus Longley, Haverhill Benj. Haskell,South Boston Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston George Hill, North Adams Ivory H. Lucas, Edgarton Levi Hubbard Medfield Jona. Leonard, jr. Boston J. T. Gilman Leach, Lowell William Tngalls, Princeton Giles H. Lodge, Boston William rngalls,jr. Boston Ezekiel W. Leach, Boston Herman B. Inches, Boston Watson Loud, Hadley James Jackson, Boston Jonas H. Lane, Boston Timo. L. Jennison, Cambri. Thomas Manning, Ipswich Benjamin James, Weston Nathaniel Miller, Franklin Jona. G.Johnson,New bury p, Caleb Miller, Rehoboth Samuel Johnson, Salem Paul R. Metcalf, Wrentham Bela B. Jones, Southampton Calvin Martin, Seekonk Elisha James, Scituate Peter Maokic, Wareham John Ji^flfries, Boston Wm. B. Mason, Dartmouth John B. S. Jackson, Boston Andrew Mackie, N. Bedford Edward Jarvis, Concord Elisha Matl)er,Northampton Charles T. Jackson, Boston Siias Marshall, Templeton Nathan Jones, Wenham I. W Mulliken, Stow John B Kittridge, Framing. J. S. Mayhew, N. Bedford Pearson Kendall, Sterling Joseph VV. McKean, Boston Joseph Kittredge, Andover Samuel Morrill, Boston Aaron King, Palmer John G. Metcalf, Mendon Moses Kidder, Asliby J. A. Marshall, Fitchburg Henry Kittredge, Tewksb'y Lawson Mirick, Brookfield Gideon Kibbee, Wilbraham John M.Moriarty, Gloucest. P.T.Kendall, Sterling R. A. Meriam, Marblehead 106 Massactiu setts Medical Society.

George Mansfielcl,Waltham Moses Phelps, Hubbardston David Mighill, Rowley Alanson Porter, Williamst. Alexander Le Barron Mon- Nathan Perry, N.Bridgewat. roe, Sutton Thomas W. Parsons, Boston Julius H. Morse, Charlest'n Augustus T. Parker, Shirley Joseph Moriarty, Boston Henry Parker, Grafton Moody Mansur, Lowell Sylva. Plympton, Cambri. August us Ply mpton,Woburn Andrew Nichols, Danvers Joseph Palmer, Boston Jonathan Newell, Stow G. M. Peck, Foxborough Paul L. Nichols, Kingston H. C Perkins, Newburyport Jolin Nelson, Lexington Charles G. Putnam, Boston Ezra Nichols, Middleton Addison S. Peck, Milford Adams Nichols, Gloucester Daniel Perley, Boxford Josiah Noyes, Needham Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Fr. V. Noyes, Newburyport Marshall S. Perry, Boston William Prescott, Lynn Hector Orr, Bridgewater Orlando H. Partridge, Truro George Osgood, Danvers John D Pillsbury, Lowell David Osgood, Boston Joshua Porter, N.Brookfield Benjamin Osgood,Westrord Jona. C, Prescott, Concord George W. Otis, Boston John Porter, Duxbury Joseph Osgood, Danvers Willard Parker, Pittsfield George Osborne, Danvers William F. Perry, Mansfield John Odin, jr. Boston Warren Partridge, H olden HenryOrcutt, Westhampton Chester Parkhurst, Salem William D Peck, Sterling Oliver Partridge, Stockbrid. Enoch Pierce, Pittsfield William Porter, Hadley Charles H Peirce, Boston Amariah Preston, Bedford Daniel Parker, Billerica Benjamin Parker, Bradford Joseph Prescott, Northamp. Thomas L Parker, Boston Eben. S. Phelps, Middleton Nathaniel Peabody, Salem Alexander Poole, Dennis Amos Parker, Bolton Wm. Payson, Foxborough Peter G. Bobbins, Roxbury Nath'l. S. Prentiss, Roxhury John Randall, Boston Alfred Perry, Stockbridge Dean Robinson, Newbury George Parkman, Bostim Alexander Read, N.Bedford Daniel Porter, Wendell Benj Rogers, G. Barrington Abner Phelps, Boston Thos. Richmond, Westfnrd Wm. Parkhurst, Petersham Edward Reynolds, Boston Benj. Pond, Westboroush George Russell, Lincoln Gustavus D. Peck, Milf^Vd Horatio Robinson, Salem Abel L. Peirson, Salem Solon O. Richardson, South JNath'l. Peirce, Ashburnham Reading Massachusetts Medical Society. 107

M. R. Randall, Rehoboth Ebenezer Stone, Walpole Joseph Roby, Boston Samuel Shaw, Plainfield Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston D HumphreysStorer, Boston Augustus Robbins, Harvard Paul Swift, Nantucket Martin Root, Newbury Jonathan Studley, Hanover Joseph Reynolds, Saletn John B. Stebbins, Boston James W. Robbins, Uxbrid. Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester Nath'l. Ruggles, Nantucket Paul Simpson, jr. Boston Wm. P. Richardson, Salem Jeremiah Stone, Topsfield FrederickA. Sumner, Boston Chs. L.Seeger, Northampton Wm. F. Stevens, Stoneham Benjamin Shurtleff, Boston Chs. H. Stedman, Chelsea John Stone, Springfield Joseph Stone, Hardvvick Ephraira Stone, Harvard Asa B. Snow, Boston George C. Shatluck, Boston Caleb Swan, Easton Daniel Swan, JMedford Ambrf)se Seaton, Boston Jonathan Shearer, Palmer Benj. F. Seabury, Chatham John ScammelljBellingham George B. Swift, Milton Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfi. Natii'l. B. Shurtleff, Boston Daniel Stone, Sharon EzraStephenson, Barnstable Nathaniel Swift, Andover Nathaniel Smith, Colraine Jeremiah SpofFord, Bradford Geo.C. Shattuck,jr Boston Joseph Sampson, Brewster JamesS.Sullivan,Hopkinton Jeremy Stimpson, Dedham Richard H. Salter, Boston Thad. Spaulding, S.Reading Samuel Sawyer, Fairhaven Caleb H. Stickney, Norwich Bertram C. Schuster, Dennis John Starkweather, Upton Albert T. Smith, Boston Richard S. SpotFord, New- John Stevens, Boston buryport James A. Stetson, Q,uincy Slillman Spaulding, Lexing. George Stearns, Groton Thomas Sturtevant, Mid- Simeon E. Strong, Ipswich dleborough John A. Stevens, Charlest'n Paul Spooner, N. Bedford Chandler Smith, Worcester Samuel A. Shurtleff, Boston Stephen Salisbury, Boston Woodbridge Strong, Boston Reuben Spalding, Haverhill William Sweetser, Boston John M.Smith, VV.Boylston James Thacher, Plymouth Jonathan Stone, Canton Joseph Torrey, Salem Benjamin Seabury, Boston Robert Thaxter, Dorchester John P. Spooner, Dorchester Abraham R. Thompson Jerome V- C Smith, Boston Charlestown Asa Story, Manchester Calvin Thomas, Tyngsboro' Joseph Shed, Danvers Gridley Thaxter, Abington Steph. H. SpauldingjNatick Ezekiel Thaxter, Abington Sam'l. Smith, Williamstown Solo. D. Townsend, Boston 108 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Wm, H. Tyler, Lanesboro' Abel Wilder, Mendon Arad Thompson, Middlebo' Charles Wild, Brookline Amos Taylor, Warwick Simon Whitney, Framingh. Alexander Thomas, Boston Jonathan Ware, Milton Augustus Torrey, Beverly Charles Walker, Boston John G. Treadwell, Salem Wm. Workman, Worcester Thos. H.Thompson, Boston AbrahamA. Watson, Boston "William Thornton, Grafton Benjamin F. Wing, Boston Francis Thomas, Scituate Hen. Willard, Provincetown Nathaniel C. Tovvle, Lynn Edward Warren, Boston Edw. T.Tremain, Lancaster Isaac RW'orcester, Leicest. Henrv Tuck, Barnstable Eben. Woodward, Quincy Charles Talbot, Manchester Henry A. Ward, Boston Philander H. Thomas, Han- Fr. A. Willard, Charlestown cock Chs. M. Winship, Roxbury Samuel A.Toothaker, Cam- Jona. F. Worcester, Salem bridgeport August. Whiting, Haverhill Joseph W. Valentine, Winslow Warren, Plymou. Charlestown Phineas P. Wells, Roxbury Alfred Wood, Dighton John C. Warren, Boston Danforth P. Wight, Boston John Walton, Pepperill Samuel B. Woodward, Rufus Wyman, Dorchester Worcester CharlesWorthington, Lenox John White, Westminster .Jno.Williams, Cambridgep't Saml.Wigglesworth, Boston Tim. Wellington, W. Cam. Warren L Whitney, Milton Jonathan Wild, jr. Braintree Abner B. Wheeler, Boston Noah Whitman, Bridgewat. Nahum Washburn, Boston Daniel Wardwell, Andover Charles Walker, Northamp. Thos Whitcomb, Lexington J. Mason Warren, Boston Stephen W. Williams, John W. Warren, jr. Boston Deerfield Henry G. Wiley, Boston Wm.J. Walker, Charlestown Abel H. Wilder, Groton John Ware, Boston Bennett Wing, West Barn- Joseph Warren, Middlefield Robert Worthington, Lenox stable C. Minot W^eld, Roxbury George Willard, Uxbridge Samuel West, jr. N.Bedford John W.Webster, Cambrid. Jeffries Wyman, Boston Chs.W. Wilder, Leominster John H. Wright, Northamp. Lucius Wright, Westfield Henry Wheatland, Salem Jona. Wales, jr. Randolph MorrillWyman, Cambridge Leonard Williams, Chester Charles E. Ware, Boston William C. Whittredge, New Bedford Samuel Young, Harvard Asa G. Welch, Lee Leroy M. Yale, Holmes' James M. Whittemore Hole, [Tisbury] Brighton Richard S. Young, Boston Militia. 109

MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA.

[Revised by the Adjutant-General, Dec. 12, 1837.] His Excellency, EDWARD EVERETT, COMMANDER IN CHIEF. Aids-de Camp. Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston, Charles A. Andrew, of Salem, John H. Clifford, of New Bedford, and Daniel F. Webster, of Boston, Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel.

Adjutant General, and Acting Q^uarter- Master- General^ Henry A. S. Dearborn, of Roxbury, Rank of Brigadier-General. William Learnard, Clerk. Henry Sheafe, Military Store Keeper. Laboratory, No. 1 Pleasant Street. [The Adjutant and Acting Quarter-Master-General's Office is kept in the North- West corner of the State- House.]

DIVISION .9ND DIVISIOjX^RY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.— 5ujfo/A; and Norfolk. Major-Genera], Edward W. Bradley, of Roxbury. Aids-de-Camp, Elias Keyes, of Boston, and Joseph D. Adams, of Roxbury. Division-Inspector, Ebenezer W. Stone, of Roxbury. Division-Quarter-Master, Benj. Freeman, of Boston. Judge-Advocate, Ivers J. Austin, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION.—£.y^

SIXTH DIVISION.— rrorce^/er. Major-General, Aaron S. Gibbs, of Leominster. Aids-de-Camp, Edwin Conant, of Worcester, and Roger Phelps, of Northboro'. Division-Inspector, Alvan Allen, of Sturbridge. Division-Quarter-Master, Simeon A. Drake, of Stur- bridge. Judge- Advocate, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham. SEVENTH D\Y\SiON.— Berkshire. Major-General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aids-de-Camp, John C. Hunt, of Lenox, Henry Sabin, of Lenox. Division-Inspector, John Z. Goodrich, of West Stock- bridge. Division-Quarter-Master, George Walker, of Lenox. Judge-Advocate, William Porter, jr. of Lee.

BRIGADE AKD STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. (Brig-Gen. Appleton Howe, of Weymouth. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig, p Brigade-Major, Thomas C. Webb, Weymouth. C Brig-Quar-Mas. Thomas B. Porter of do. Massachusetts Militia. Ill

Brigadier-Gen. Henry H. Sumner, of Foxboro'. Aid-de-Camp, Charles C. Sumner, of do. Brigade-Major, John M. Everett, of do. Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. William Wescott, of do. ^Brigadier-Gen. Josiah L. C. Amee, of Boston. ) Aid-de-Camp, Benjamin Tappan, of do.

) Brigade-Major, Samuel A. Allen, of do.

. Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. George F. R. Wadleigh, do.

SECOND DIVISION. (Brigadier-General, -Samuel Avery, Marblehead. 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Brig. ^Brigade-Major, John D. Hunt, of Salem. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, i Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2d. ) Aid-de-Camp, Charles A. Stevens, of Andover.

Brig, j Brigade-Major, Jeremiah Stone, of Topsfield. ( Brig.-Quar.-Master, John Cleark, of Andover.

THIRD DIVISION. f Brigadier-General, Ist.) Aid-de-Camp, Moses F. Winn, of Woburn. Birig. 5 Brigade-Major, Wyman Richardson, of do. (Brig.-Quarter-Master, William Tidd, of do. ( Brigadier-General, Thomas A. Staples, Groton. 2d. 1 Aid-de-Camp, Paul R. George, of Lowell. Brig, j Brigade-Major, William A. Bancroft, of Groton. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Thomas P. Goodhue, Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION.

( Brigadier-General, Parsons West, of Hadley. 1st. Aid-de-Camp, Henry Mellen, 2d. Belchertown. J Brig, j Brigade-Major, Edwin P. Tucker, of Enfield. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, Lemuel Davis, of do. ("Brigadier-Gen. James S. Whitney, ofDeerfield. 2d. > Aid-de-Camp, John H. Wells, of S. Deertield. Brig. 5 Brigade-Major, Elihu Clark, of Sunderland. ( Brig.-Quar-Mas. Albert S. Clapp, S. Deerfield.

FIFTH DIVISION. (Brig-General, Aurora W. Oldham, Pembroke. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Cornelius Cobb, of Hanson. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Horace Collamore, Pembroke. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Melzar Sampson, of do. '

112 Field Officers of Infantry.

r Brigadier-General, John B. Read, of Pawtucket. 2d. )Aid-de-Camp, Joseph A. Allen, of do. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Jacob Dunnell, jr. of do. (Brig.-Quarter-M aster, Ira D. Ellis, of do. (Brigadier-General, Sabin Smith, of Sandwich. 3d. jAid-de-Camp, Brig. ^Brigade-Major, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich. CBrig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Elisha D. Winslow, Boston. SIXTH DIVISION. (Brig.-General, Jonathan Day, of Webster. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, J. Belknap Smith, of do. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Maynard King, of W. Boylston. C Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Wm. H. Parker, Worcester. r Brig.-Gen. Eben. M. Hosmer, of West Boylston. 2d. ^Aid-de-Camp, Joel C. Allen, of Leominster. rig. ^Brigade-Major, Solon S. Hastings, of Sterli ( Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Joseph A. Bates, of Barre. SEVENTH DIVISION. r Brigadier-General, 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig.^Brig.-Major, Increase Sumner, Gt. Barrington. (Brig.-Quar.-Mas. John A. LafFargue, Sheffield. C Brig.-General, William C. Plunkett, of Adams. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, South Adams. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox. C Brig.-Quar.-Master, Thomas E. Steele, do.

FIELD OFFICERS AND ADJUTANTS OF THE INFANTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Nathaniel M. Weeks, of Brookline. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, James Dewire, of Boston. Reg. ^ Major, Joel G. Davis, of Roxbury. C Adjutant, Jonas Parker, of Boston. (Colonel, Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Ira Curtis, of do. Reg. ^ Major, .lohn W. Thomas, of do. ( Adjutant, Elbridge G. Hunt, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 113 ]

i ("Colonel, Moses C. Beal, of Randolph. j

3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, David Ford, of Quincy. \

Reg. ) Major, John H. VVinkley, of Milton. \

C Adjutant, Lemuel Gay, jr. of Stoughton. ; Light Regimtnl of Infantry. j

Colonel, Freeman White, of Braintree. j Lieut. Colonel, \ Major, Adjutant, Edward Potter, of Braintree. \ SECOND BRIGADE. j Colonel, Joshua B. Lyon, of Needham. ( | 1st. N Lieut. Colonel, Josiah Dean, of Dedham. \"

Reg. \ Major, Amos P. Kingsbury, of Medfield. (Adjutant,

( Colonel, Paul B. Clark, of Franklin. ! 2d. N Lieut. Colonel,

' Reg. ^ Major, Amos Cutler, of Medway. ( Adjutant,

Batlallion of Light Infantry. ; Major, Joel Crooks, of Bellingham. Adjutant, j THIRD BRIGADE. \ f Colonel, William Mitchell, of Boston. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Grenville T. Winthrop, Boston.

j Reg. Major, Benjamin A. Spear, of do. p | C Adjutant, Calvin S. Russell, of do.

( Colonel, Francis R. Bigelow, of Boston. \ 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, John W. Boyd, of do.

Reg. Major, Julius C. Steele, of do. • ^ .]

( Adjutant, Edward F. Hall, of do. J f Colonel, Setli J. Thomas, of Boston.

3d. Vjieut. Colonel, Joshua Gould, of do. !

Reg. y Major, i Adjutant, John Kurtz, of Boston. C i

Regiment of Light Infantry. \ Colonel, Amasa G. Smith, of Boston. j

Lieut. Colonel, : Major, Job Taber, of do. Adjutant, Stephen Rhodes, of do. 11* I 114 Field Officers of Infantry.

Divisionary Corps of Independent Cadets. Captain, Charles R. Lowell, of Boston. Lieutenant, Ensign, Adjutant, David S. Greenough, of Boston. Surgeon, John C. Warren, m. d. of Boston. SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. f Colonel, Joshua Sheldon, of Beverly. 1st. N Lieut. Colonel, Moses Hill, of Marblehead. Reg. 5 Major, ( x\djutant, John M. Stocker, of Beverly. r Colonel, William Pool, of Gloucester. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John Clark, of do. Reg. \ Major, Daniel Gilbert, of do.

f Adjutant, James Haskell, of do. r Colonel, Jesse Tapley, of Danvers. 3d. jLieut. Colonel, Gustavus Atwell, of Lynn. Keg. S Major, John C. Lunt, of Danvers. C Adjutant, Regiment of Lisht Infantry. Colonel, Henry K. Oliver, of Salem. Lieut. Colonel, Edward S. Davis, of Lynn. Major, Adjutant, William Brown, of Salem. SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel,

I Lieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of Newbury. Major, George W. Carr, of West Newbury. Adjutant, William E. Currier, of Newbury port. Colonel, Joshua Low, of Essex. Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Major, Jeremiah Nelson, of do. Adjutant, Caleb Cogwell, of Essex. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Warren Kimball, of Haverhill. Major, Mighill Spofford, of Rowley, Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford. Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, William Baker, of Ipswich. Lieut. Colonel, Harrison B. Spofford, of Rowley. Major, Nathaniel Perley, of Topsfield. Adjutant, Horace Bradley, of Haverhill. Field Officers of Infantry. 115

Divisionary Corps of Salevi Independent Cadets. Captain, William Sutton, of Salem. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, Edward Brown, jr. of Cambridge. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Cogswell, of Concord. Reg. ^ Major, James F. Russel, of Cambridge. ( Adjutant, Daniel L. Brown, of Cambridge, r Colonel, Thomas Parker, of Lynnfield. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Jacob S. Rayner, of Reading. Reg. \ Major, Walter Blanchard, of Wilmington. C Adjutant, r Colonel, John A. Mason, of Weston. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, William Foster, of Lincoln. Reg. ^ Major, Benjamin F. Heald, of Carlisle. (Adjutant, Francis R. Gourgas, of Concord, f Colonel, 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Albert Wood, of do. Reg. ^ Major, William Hastings, '2d. of Framingham. C Adjutant, Albert P. Rockwood, of Holliston. ( Colonel, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden.

5th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Oliver W. Preston, CharlestowiL. Reg. \ Major, Charles Sanderson, of do. ( Adjutant,

Regiment of Light hifantry. Colonel, Abraham P. Prichard, of Charlestown. Lieut. Colonel, Jason Smith, of Holliston. Major, Seth C. Hawes, of do. Adjutant, Augustus G. Barrett, of Maiden. SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. j Major, f Adjutant, Horace Heard, of Wayland. (Colonel, Nahum Harwood, of Littleton. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, James P. Whitney, of Shirley. Reg.') Major, Joseph H. Hildreth, of Townsend. C Adjutant, Joseph Stevens, of Littleton, r Colonel, Jonathan M. Reed, of Chelmsford. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Durant, of Lowell. • Reg. ^ Major, Joseph G. Wyatt, of do. C Adjutant, Stephen S. Seavey, of do. 116 Field Officers oflnfantry.

Regiment of Li^ht Ivfanlry, Colonel, Benjamin Adams, of North Chelmsford. Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Pope, of Marlborough. Major, Joseph G. Heald, of PepperiJl, Adjutant, Jefferson Bancroft, of Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Lieut. Col. Benjamin Butler, jr. N. Wilbraham. Major, Enoch R. Crocker, of Wilbraham. Adjutant, John Curtis, of Springfield. ( Colonel 2d.1.3) Lieut. Colonel, Horatio N. Watson, of Leverett. Reg. p Major, Horace Hubbard, of Sunderland. C Adjutant, ( Colonel, Aretas Ferry, of Montague. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin G. Putnam, of Orange. Keg. S Major, ( Adjutant, William H. Andrews, of New Salem. Rejriment of Lie;lit Infantry. Colonel, Edward Parsons, of West; Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Simeon W. Loring, of Blandford. Major, Loring Burt, of Longmeadow. Adjutant, Charles A. Mann, of Springfield. SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Hiram D. Parsons, of Granville. (Lieut. Colonel, Major, Henry M. Todd, of W. Springfield. Adjutant, William L. Terrett, of Granville. ( Colonel, Charles C. C, Mower, of Northampton. 2d. ^ Lieut. Col. Benjamin Bryant, of Chesterfield. Reg. j Major, Thomas'Rogers, of Northampton. f Adjutant, Orrin W. Fisk, of do. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Jarvis Barstow, of Conway. Major, L^phraim W. Warren, of do. Adjutant, Thomas A. Arms, of do. FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Joshua Brewster, 2d. of Duxbury.

I Lieut. Colonel, Zenas Cushman, jr. of Plympton. Major, Benjamin Drew, jr. of Middleborough. Adjutant, Elbridge Chandler, of Duxbury. Field Officers of Infantry. 117

(Colonel, Calvin Crocker, of Hanson. iJd. ^Lieut. Colonel, Charles Church, of Pembroke. Reg. 5 Major, William Sherman, of Mansfield. C Adjutant, C Colonel, John H. Hathaway, of E. Bridgewater. 3d. \ Lieut. Colonel, Henry H. Brigham, Abington. Reg. ^ Major, Franklin Leach, of Bridgewater. C Adjutant, Josiah Hathaway, of E. Bridgewater. (Colonel, Edward G.Perkins, of Middleboro' 4th, J Lieut. Colonel, Nathan King, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Gilbert Hathaway, of Rochester. (Adjutant, Silvanus Thomas, of Middleborough.

Rfgi'ment of Light Infantry.

Colonel, John Gushing, jr. of Abington. Lieut. Colonel, Cephas Waterman, of Kingston. Major, Nahum Reynolds, of North Bridgewater. Adjutant, Zichri N. Whitmarsh, of Abington. SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, Seth Wood, of Seekonk. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Ephraim Moulton, of Rehoboth. Reg. ^ Major, George W. Bliss, of do. C Adjutant, (Colonel, David Silvester, of New Bedford. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Stephen W. Taber, of do. Reg. J Major, Christopher A. Church, of Westport. ( Adjutant, John T. Stall, of New Bedford. (Colonel, Nathaniel S. Mason, of Taunton. 3d. jLieut. Colonel, Nathan R. Shaw, of do. Reg. ^ Major, William D. Robinson, of Raynham. (Adjutant, ^ Colonel, Willard Blackinton, of Attleborough. 4th. ) Lieut. Col. Carlos Freeman, W. Bridgewater. Reg. ^ Major, Harrison B. Pratt, of Mansfield. f Adjutant, (Colonel, William Sisson, of Fall River. 5th. JLieut. Colonel, William Winslow, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Isaac Borden, of do. ( Adjutant Jeremiah B. Mason, of do.

Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Jeremiah G. Harris, of New Bedford. Adjutant, James M. Staples, of do. 1 18 Field Officers of Infantry.

THIRD BRIGAPE. r Colonel, B. S. G. Waters, of Sandwich. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Elisha B. Faunce, of do. Reg. ^iMajor, Sylvanus B. Phinney, of Barnstable. ( Adjutant, r Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of Harwich. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Underwood, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Dudley P. Blake, of Yarmouth. ( Adjutant, Joseph Hale, of do. f Colonel, 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. S Major, John C. Knowles, of Truro. ( Adjutant, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Bulkley S. Fuller, of Worcester. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Edwin Howe, of do. Reg. j Major, Abel B. Bliss, of do. f Adjutant, William C. Barbour, of Worcester. r Colonel, Israel Plummer, of Northbridge. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Leonard Hunt, of Mendon. Major, Putnam Taft, of do. Reg. J W. C Adjutant, Hiram Plummer, of Northbridge. (Colonel, Joseph Whipple, ofHardwick. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Apollos Rich, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Charles P. Adams, of North Brookfield. ( Adjutant, Elmer B. Miles, of Hardwick. ( Colonel, Benjamin F. Wilson, of Southbridge. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. Major, Ezra D. Work, of Webster. J ( Adjutant,

Rt'S^imenl of Lighl Infantry. Colonel, Joab S. Holt, of Holden. Lieut. Colonel, Charles H. Geer, of Worcester. Major, Rufus Hey wood, of Mendon. Adjutant, Francis Blake, of Worcester. SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Joel Sawyer, of Bolton. Lieut. Col. Solomon W. Haughton, of do. Major, Nelson Whitcomb, of do. Adjutant, Fordyce Nourse, of Lancaster. Field Officers of Infantry. 1 19

r Colonel, Franklin Harrington, of Grafton. 2d. N Lieut. Colonel, Charles Bigelow, of Uxbridge. Reg. S Major, Curtis Allen, of Northborough. (Adjutant, Stephen VV. Norcross, of do. (Colonel, George White, of Petersham. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Wm. G.Clark, of Hubbardston. Reg. p Major, Leonard Willard, of Rutland. C Adjutant, ( Colonel, Samuel H. Bailey, of Lunenburg. 4th. Lieut. Colonel, J Reg. j Major, Cyrus Goodridge, of Lunenburg. ( Adjutant, Franklin S.Francis, of do. i Colonel, 5th. * Lieut. Colonel, Reg. \ Major, ( Adjutant, Lucian Bryant, of Templeton. ^

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Charles Kimball, of Barre. Lieut. Colonel, Calvin Foster, of Worcester. Major, Kilburn Harwood, of x\shburnham. Adjutant, Lyman Sibley, jr. of Barre. SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, Ist- J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, Henry Warner, of Sheffield. ( Adjutant, Samuel Bacon, of Egremont. r Colonel, *id. jLieut. Colonel, Reg. y Major, Charles Webster, of West Stockbridge. C Adjutant, Edson Sexton, of do.

SECOJSD BRIGADE. (Colonel,

tst.^ Lieut. ( olonel, Reg. p Major, Thomas I. Hazzard, of Hancock. ( Adjutant, Mason Manchester, of Cheshire, r Colonel. Francis Watkins, of Hindsdale. '^d.^ Lieut. Colonel, James Gardner, of Pittsfield. Reg. ^ Major, Justus Tower, of Lanesborough. C Adjutant, Ambrose Nicholson, of Hinsdale. 120 Officers of Cavalry. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Franklin. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

Third Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Thomas Davis. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. SECOND DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Baftalinn. 2 Companies. Major, Richard Dodge, of Wenham. Adjutant, Ira B. Dodge, of do. Captain, Enoch Harriman, of Bradford. Captain, George Dana, of Hamilton. THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adams, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Asa Severence, of Shelburne. Lieut. Colonel, Elihu Rice, of Conway. Major, Lewis Warner, of Williamsburg. Adjutant, Lucius Nims, of Greenfield. Captain, Lucius Lyon, of Colraine. Captain, George Stearns, jr. of Conway. Captain, Stephen Baker, of Chesterfield. Captain, William A. Nash, of Williamsburg.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John W. Loud, of Weymouth. Adjutant, John S. Cobb, of do. Captain, Andrew Chase, jr. of Roxbury. Captain, Albert D. Swan, of Dorchester. Captain, Ziba Chessman, jr. of Weymouth. Officers of Artillery. 121

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies,

Major, John Hoppen, of Boston. Adjutant, William B. Perkins, of do. Captain, Elijah Doe, of do. Captain, Daniel Cragin, of do. Captain, Elias W. Goddard, of do.

SECOND DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Batlalion. 3 Companies,

Major, Edward S. Fowler, of Lynn. Adjutant, Captain, Robert Kimball, of Salem. Captain, William Beach, of Gloucester. Captain, Thomas J. Marsh, of Lynn.

Second Brigade. 1 Batlalion. 3. Companies. Major, Adjutant, Joseph T. Abbot, of Andover. Captain, John BradNury, of New bury port. Captnin, John P. Montgomery, of Andover. Captain, Stephen Ilsley, of Newbury. THIRD DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Regiment 4 Companies. Colonel, Joshua Buttrick, of Concord. Lieut. (Colonel, Bela Greenwood, of Brighton. Major, Joseph F. Le Baron, of Lexington. Adjutant, Orin Wilson, of Concord. Captain, Isaac Buttrick, of Lexington. Captain, Jonathan S. Parker, of Lexington. Captain, Philip J. Johnson, of Charlestown. Captain, Joshua Coolidge, of Watertown.

Second Brigade. 1 Company.

Captain, Sumner Shuttuck, of Groton. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. 1-2 122 Officers of Artillery.

FOURTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Lewis Gorham, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Norman P. Kellogg, of Westfield. Major, Daniel S. Paine, of Belchertown. Adjutant, Joseph W. Gorham, of Springfield. Captain, Marcus Truesdale, of Monson. Captain, Lucien Cook, of Belchertown. Captain, David Lloyd, of Springfield. Captain, Ira Coy, of Northfield.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Com,panies. Colonel, Calvin Strong, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Wilcutt, of do. Major, George Alexander, of Northfield. Adjutant, Ebenezer Strong, of Northampton. Captain, Edward Parsons, of Northampton. Captain, James Cook, of Plainfield. Captain, Joseph Green, jr. of Leyden. Captain, William Forbes, of Buckland. Captain, Gideon Drake, of Westfield.

FIFTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, William Pearson, of Plymouth. Adjutant, Samuel Nichols, of Hanover. Captain, Nathaniel W. French, of F. Bridgewater. Captain, Joseph Brooks, jr. of Hanover. Captain, Ephraim Holmes, of Plymouth.

Second Brigade. 1 Company.

Captain, Earl Hodges, of Attleborough. Annexed to 4th Regiment.

SIXTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Orison Underwood, of Milford. Adjutant, Alexander J. Sumner, of do. Captain, Captain, Ira Cheney, of Milford. Captain, Jonathan Lyon, jr. of Sturbridge. Officers of Artillery. 123

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Hiram S. Harwood, of Barre. Adjutant, William R. Whitintr, of do. Captain, Oliver Stone, of Lancaster. Captain, Thomas S. Bennett, of Leominster. Captain, Silas O. Harding, of Barre.

SEVENTH DIVISION.

JFirst Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Adjutant, Rodney Hill, of Lee. Captain, James O. Brien, of Great Barrington. Captain, Granville Jones, of Alford.

Second Brigade. 1 Company.

Captain, Samuel R. Crane, of Pittsfieid. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated 1638. Cuptam, Col. Amasa G. Smith.

1.?/ Lieutenant, Lieut. Col. Ebenezer W. Stone. 2d Lieutenant, Capt. James Hunt. Adjutant^ Lieut. "John C. Park. \st Sergeant, Major Samuel A. Allen. 2d do. Lieut. Thacher Beal. 3i Capt. Thomas W. Brackett Col. William Mitchell. Lieut. Richard N. Berry. Capt. William R. Hudson. Treasurer, Lieut. Col. Abner Bourne. Clerk, G. H. Whitman, Esq. Armorer, Capt. William S. Baxter. —

124 Convention of Ministers.

The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre- gational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with no particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is held in Boston, on the last Wed- nesday in May, annually, at half past three, p. m. and the following day. After transacting the usual busi- ness of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congre- gational clergymen.

The OiRcers of the Convention at present are Rev. George Ripley, of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. George W. Blagden, of Boston, Scribe of the Convention.

Rev. Richard S. Storrs, d. d. of Braintree, first Preacher. Rev. George W. Blagden, of Boston, 2d Preacher.

For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committees ; a Central Com- mittee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in different parts of the State. The Reporting Committee are required, each year, to investigate the circumstances of the objects of this charity, whether already on the list, or needing, or ap- plying the first time for aid, and make a particular statement to the Central Committee, directed to the Scribe of the Convention, at least one week before the meeting of the Convention. Should any member ne- glect so to do for two successive years, his place in the Reporting Committee shall bo vacated. The Central Committee receive from the members of the Reporting Committee applications and statements of facts in be- half of subjects of the charity of the Convention, and, having considered the same, are to judge of the persons to be relieved, and the proportion to be given to each, and make report to the Convention, on the first day of their meeting, annually. Convention of Ministers. 125

The statements of the members of the Reporting Committee are expected to contain answers to the fol- lowing questions— v 1. What is her age ? 2. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and the circumstances of her children ? 3. What is a fair estimate of her property ?

4. What is her ability to help herself? 5. What connexions has she, who are bound to af- ford her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her?

6. What is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an ob-

ject of charity ; or make it desirable that she should have aid this year ?

CE>'TRAL COMMITTEE. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. George Putnam, Rev. Warren Fay, d. d. with the Treasurer and Scribe.

REP0RTI>'G COMMITTEE.

Suffolk. Bristol. Rev. Joy H. Fairchild Rev. Sylvester Holmes Essex. Rev. Andrew Bigelow Rev. Bailey Loring Worcester. Rev. Harrison G. Park Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d. Rev. James F. McEwen Rev. Calvin Lincoln Middlesex. Rev. Alonzo Hill Rev. Convers Francis, n.n. Rev. George Allen Rev. James Bates Berkshire. Hampshire. Rev. James Bradford Rev. Nathan Perkins, jr. JVorfolk. Rev. John Brown, d. d. Rev. Elisha Fiske Plymouth. Rev. Calvin Hitchcock Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin. Rev. Ebenezer Gay Rev. Benjamin F. Clarke Barnstable, Dukes, and Rev. George W. Hosmer JVantucket. Hampden. Rev. Philander Shaw Rev. Isaac Knapp Rev. Asahel Cobb Rev. Alfred Ely, d. d. 12* 126 Charitable Society and Bishops.

Massachusetts Congregational Charitable Society, Annnal Meeting on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May.

[This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786 ; " for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] President, Peter C. Brooks. Secretary, Francis Parkman, d. d. Treasurti, James Savage, Comniitlee for nominalins; the objects of its charity^ Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Palfrey.

Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Alexander V. Griswold, D.D. of the East. Diocese, and Senior Bishop. Richard C. Moore, D. D. of the Diocet;e of Virginia. Nathaniel Bowen, D. D. of the Diocese of South Carolina. Philander Chase, D. D. of the Diocese of Illinois. Thomas C. Brownell, D. D. LL. D. of the Diocese of Connecticut. Henry U. Onderrionk, D. I), of the Diocese of Pennsylvania. William Meade, D. D. Assistant Bisliop of the Diocese of Virginia. William M. Stone. D. D. o( tlie Dioiese of Maryhind. Benjamin T. Onderdonk. D. D. of tlie Dincese of New York. Levi S. Ives, D. D. of the Diocese of North Carolina. John H. Hopkins, D. D. of the Diocese of Vermont. Benjamin B. Smith, D. D. of the Diocese of Kentucky. Charles P. M'JIvaine, D. D of the Diocese of Ohio. George W. Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of New Jersey. James H. Otey, D. D. of the Diocesf of Tennessee. Jackson Kemper, D. D. of the Diocese of Indiana and Missouri. Samuel A. McCoskry, D. D. of the Diocese of Michigan.

Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert R Roherts, Joshua Soule, D. D. Elijah Heddinp, D. D, Jamen O. Andrew, Beverly VVaugh, Thomas A. Morris.

Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Samuel Eccle«!ton, Archbishop of Baltimore. Benedict Joseph Flaget, of Cardstown, Ken. Anthony Blanc, of New Orleans. Benedict Fenwick, of Boston, Mass. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis. John Dubois, of New York. Michftel Portier, of Mobile. H. Conwell, of Philadelphia. I. P. Kenrick, Coadjutor to Bishop Conwell, of Philadelphia. J. England of Charleston. John B. Bureau, of Cincinnati. Frederick Rese, of Michigan. Sknon G. Brute, of Vincennes. Churches and Ministers in Boston. 127 CHURCHES AND MIMSTERS OF THE GOSPEL JjY MASSACHUSETTS.

{f:^ C stands for Congregationalist, E for Episcopalian, P for Pres- byterian, B for Baptist, M for iMethodist, F for Friends, U for Uni- versalist, N J for New Jerusalem, R C for Roman Catholic, R M for Reformed Methodist, F B Freewill Baptist. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. Chauncy Place, JV. L. Frothingkam, d. d. C Second Cong. Hanover Street, Chandler Robbins, C First Baptist, Hanover Street, Rollin H. JVeale, B Old South, Washington Street, George fV. Blagden, C Kings Chapel, Tremont St. F. W. P. Greenwood, Unitarian. Brattle Street, Samuel K. Lothrop, C New North, Hanover Street, Francis Parkman, d. d. C New South, Summer Street, Alexander Young, C Christ Church, Salem Street, William Croswell, E Federal Street, William E. Channing, D. D. ) p Ezra S. Gannett, 5 Hollis Street, John Pierpont, C Trinity, Summer Street, Jona. M. Wainwright, d. d. > ^ John L. Watson, Assistant Minister, \ West Church, Lynde Street, Charles Lowell, u. d. Cyrus A. Bartol, Second Baptist, Baldwin Place, Baron Stow, B First Universalist, Hanover Street, Sebastian Streeter, U Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin Street, Bishop Benedict Fenwick, William Tyler, Michael Healy, James Conway, R. C. First Methodist, North Bennet Street, A. D. Sargeant, M Second Methodist, Bronifield Street, Jotham Horton, M Methodist, May Street, Samuel Snowden, M Christian Society, Summer Street, Simon Clough, B Baptist, Belknap Street, A. Archer, B Third Baptist, Charles Street, Daniel Sharp, D. D. B

Park Street, Silas Aiken, ' C Second Universalist, School Street, Hosea Ballou, U Bethel, North Square, Edward T. Taylor. Phillips, South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, C St. Matthew's South Boston, Horace L. Conolly, E Hawes Place, South Boston, Lemuel Capen, C St. Augustine's, South Boston, J. Mahony, R. C. St. Paul's, Tremont Street, Joh?i S. Stone, d. d. Rector, E Grace, Temple Street, Thomas M. Clark, jr. E Union, EssexStTeet,JVehemiah Adams, C Green Street, William Jenks, d. d. C Central Uniyersalist, Bulfinch Street, Paul DeaUf V 128 Churches and Ministers in Boston.

Twelfth Congregational, Chambers St. Samuel Barrett, C Bowdoin Street, Hubbard Winslow, C Purchase Street, George Ripley, C Federal Street, George B. He, B Salem Street, Joseph H. Towne, C Pine Street, Artevias Boies, C South Baptist, South Boston, B ^ South Cong. Washington Street, Mellish I. Motte, C Fourth Universalist, S. Boston, Benjamin Whittemore, U Mariners', Fort Hill, Daniel M. Lord, C JMew Jerusalem, Tremont Street, Thomas Worcester, N. J. Friends, Milton Place, F Third Methodist, Church Street, Edioard Otheman, M Cambridge Street, Parkman's Market, F. B. North Baptist, Hanover Avenue, Timothy C. Tingley, B First Free Cong. Congress Hall, Charles Fitch, C Franklin Street, Odeon, William M. Rogers, C Fifth Universalist, Boylston Hall, Otis A. Skinner, U Pond Street, F. O'Bir'ne, R. C. St. Patrick's, Northampton Street, Thomas Lynch, R. C. Reformed Lutheran, H. L Smith, L Second Christian, Hanover Street, J. V. Himes, B South Boston Methodist, 0. A. Hoicard, M First Congregational, East Boston, Wm. W. Micell, C Second Congregational, East Boston, C Chelsea, Horatio Alger, C J. Lamb, C Henry^ B&M CHAPELS OF MINISTERS AT LARGE. Warren Street Chapel, Charles F. Barnard. Pitts Street Cliapel, Frederick. T. Gray. Milton Street Chapel, George W.KUton. Ward Room, Franklin Scho(jl House, Abraham Smith. Buttolph Street Chapel, H. C. Wright. Northampton Street, John T. Sargent. Tremont Street, Old School House, SamvelMc Barney. Leverett Street, William Collier.

Ministers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thursdays, seniority. at the first Church in Chauncy Place, arranged according to Thomas Gray, Samuel Barrett, Francis Cunningham, John Pierce Ezra S. Gannett, Samuel K. Lolhrop, John Pierpont, Alexander Young, George Putnam, Francis Parkman, Mellish I. Motte, Joseph Angier, Lemuel Capen, William P. Lunt, Chandler Robbins, Nathl.L.Frothingham, George Ripley, Samuel D. Robbins, James Walker, George Whitney, Nathaniel Hall, Jamea D. Green, Horatio Alger, Theodore Parker. Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. 129 BARNSTABLE. Barnstable George W. James Barnaby B Woodward C Benjamin Smith R. M. Alfred Greenwood C Marshpee Phineas Fish C Daniel Chessman B E. G. Perry C William Marchant C Joseph Amos B Erastus Otis M Orleans Stillman Pratt C George Hastings U Ezekiel Vose U Brewster Sam. Williams C Enoch E. Chase B J. Gunnison U Thomas G. Brown M Elijah Bailey R. M. Provincetown C Thomas Conant B Ira M. Bidwell M Chatham C John B. Dodds U W. S. Utley U Sandw. John M. Merrick C Joel Steele M Asahel Cobb C Davis Lothrop B F Dennis Dan. M. Stearns C Joseph Mash M John Sanford C H. H. Smith M U Mr. Kiernan R.C. Isaac Dunham R. M. H. B. Smith M C A Patton C Amos Yates M Truro Silas Baker C Eastham Philan. Shaw C T. W. Gile M U T. Dodge M Warren Emerson M Charles Boyter C Falmouth H. B. Hooker C Welfleet Stephen Bailey C F Thomas Ely M Heman Perry M William Harlow C Yarmouth Nathaniel Dana C Cogswell C B Simeon Crowell B R.M. Abraham Holway M Harwich Chs. S. Adams C J. N. Parker U BERKSHIRE. Adams Elna. Sweet B John Leland B Ezekiel Russell C M M Dalton Harper Boice C Jllford C Joseph Eames M M. L. Starr M Egremont Saul Clark C Becket Joseph L. Mills C C B Calvin Munroe B Cheshire N. Y. Bushnell B W. Lull M 130 Churches and Ministers in Bristol.

J. Ham M Edward Ballard E G. Barrins^ton S. Gilbert E Richmond Edwin W. Josiah W. Turner C Dwight C B J Hudson ) ^ M L. Pease S Hancock Zebulon Jones B Sandisfield Platt Tyler M Churches and Ministers in Dukes. 131

Charles Simmons C Phineas Crandall M Berkley C Mariner's Church, Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Enoch Mudge M C J. M. Spear U John S. Dill B Mr. Kiernan R. C. Caleb Benson B N. T. Bent E F Chas. Maugridge F. B. Dighton Abrah. Gushee C JVorton A. M. Bridge C C Cyrus Allen C Joshua L. Whittemore B H. H. Coombs B John Bayley Paivtucket UiramBrooks B Boston Luther Sheldon Constantino Blodget C Raynham EnochSanford C Amos Binney

Fairhaven \Vm. Gould Simeon Doggett . C Taylor Rehohoth C H. Mayo B F. Fisk B Fall River Asa Bronson B B William H. Taylor B Seekonk JamesO.Barney C Orin Fowler C John Allen B H. Brownson M Somerset Elisha Slade,jr. B E B F M Georpfe W. Briggs C Swanzey Benj. Taylor B Freetown JohnLa.wYence B Luther Baker B C M&U Gurney Taunton And, Bigelow C Erastus Maltby Mansfield Samuel Hassard E Georo-e Stone Alvan Cobb C JV. Bedford Henry Clark B Sylvester Holmes B James A. Roberts Samuel H. Emery C Daniel C. Burt M. Dwight M John O. Choules John Corey R. C. Luther Baker Westport C Shipley VV. Willson Howard Tripp B DUK ES. Chilmark Joseph P. Ty- William W. Hall B ler C Tisbw-y Eben. Chase C Joseph B. Brown M Abraham Holway M Edgartoum David Tilton C David Pease B Asa Kent M B 132 Churches and Ministers in Essex. ESS EX. Ameshury Benj. Sawyer C Moses Sawyer C Lucius W. Clarke G. C. Leach C U j

J. F. Wilcox Thomas Jones U i

James B. Hadley U ] Wakefield Gale C | Charles C. Taylor William Lamson B

E. G. Brooks L. B. Griffing M i Andover Bailey Loring C C j Lorenzo L.Langstroth C Sandy Bay Otis Wing B

Theological Sem. C ChristopherM.NicholsC : Samuel C. Jackson C Charles Spear U ] George J. Carleton B Hamilton Geo.W. Kelly C ; Samuel Fuller,jr. E HaverhUl N&th'lGsige C ^

A. D. Merrill M C 1 U Samuel H. Peckham C ^ Jesse Page c M. H. Smith U Bradford Nathan James R. Gushing C

Munroe c Abijah Cross C i

' Gardner B. Perry c Arthur S. Train B

Apollos Hale M Benj. Knight B ] U Thos. G Farnsworth U 1 ' Beverly Christopher \ Henry Plumer F. B.

Thayer c James M'Caine M '

Edwin M. Stone c Ipsivich Dav. T. Kimball C i

Joseph Abbot c Daniel Fitz C i

John Foote c M \ c C

j

Nath'l W. Williams B Lynn Parsons Cooke C i

Otis Wing B Samuel D. Robbins C j M Timothy Merritt M | Boxford C T. C. Pierce M \ Peter Eaton, d. d. C John Parker M Danv. Milton P. Braman C B

Harrison G. Park F ( E George Waters t

Charles C. Sewall J. C. Waldo U ! Samuel Brimblecom Lynnjield Josiah Hill C j John M. Austin M ' C ; Essex Robert Crowell Manchest. S.M.Emerson C i Joslin Marblehead Mark A. H. ;

A. C. L. Arnold Niles C i GlouceeUosifihK.WB.itQ John Bartlett C C i Churches and Ministers in Franklin. 133

William H. Lewis E John Burden D.C. Haynes B A. Norwood U Jere. Chaplin, d. d. Charles Noble M Salem Chas. W.Upham Methuen Sylvester G. James Flint, d. d. Pierce John Brazer, d. d. Charles Mason John A. Gurley Samuel M. Worcester C Addison Parker Brown Emerson, n. d. C Midlet. Forrest Jefferds John Wayland B J^ewhury L. VVithington C James W. Thompson C John C. March William Williams ^ Henry Durant U F. B. Frederick P. Tracy J. W. Downing M F JVewhiu-yport Thomas John D. Brady R.C. B. Fox Joseph Banvard B James Morss, d. d. C Luther F. Dimmick Salisbury Jas. B. Hadley C Randolph Campbell Benj. Sawyer C Jonathan F. Stearns F. B. James F. Wilcox B Daniel Dana, d. d. J. G. Smith M William B. Jacobs S. H. Keller C Jefferson Hascall Saitgus Moses Sawyer C W. JVewbury S. Benton M. John Q. A. Edgell D. B. Harris U Hezekiah Thatcher Topsjidd James F. M'Ewen C Roivley Willard Hol- George F. Pool M brook TVenham Dan. Mansfield C Isaac Braman Henry Archibald B FRANKLIN. Ashjield Burr Baldwin C Bancroft Fowler Jacob Pierson E Buckland Benjamin F. Dana Brown B Clarke C Geo. W. Greene M Charlemont c Bernardston T. F. c Rogers C A. Lamb B B C. C. Barnes M M Colraine Horatio Flagg C U J. M. Purington B 13 134 Churches and Ministers in Hampden.

T. Marshall B JVew Salem A. Harding C J. D. Bridge M Erastus Curtiss Conway Melancthon G. Wheeler C JVorthfield J R. Lom- W. H. Rice B bard C 2>cer^e/rf Jno.Fessenden C O. C. Everett C William M. Richards C Orange Lysander Fay C Pomroy Belden C M&U Erving's Grant Salmon Roive Wm. L. Stearns C Bennett C M Gill Josiah W. Canning C C M. Stoddard M E Davenport B Greenfield Amariah Shelburne T. Parkard, ) Chandler C D. D. > Titus Strong- E Theo. Packara,kard,jr.jr. ) Sam. W. Washburn C W. H, Dalrymple John Parkmanjr. C John Alden, jr. Reuben Ranson M Wm. H. Dalrymple B Shuteshury D. H. Grant B Hawley Tyler Thacher C C C Sunderland Solomon B. Heath Moses Miller c Ingram Perrin B. Fisk B Erastus Andrews M Wanvick Preserved Leyden B. F. Remington B Smith M Leverett C U Roger C. Hatch B Montague Benj. Holmes C Wendell Wm. Claggett Rodolphus Dickinson E David Goddard E. Andrews B Whately John Ferguson C Monroe David Ballon U Lorenzo Rice B HAMPDEN.

Blandford Charles J. Granville Timothy M. Hinsdale C Cooley, d. d. C Milton Ward E Henry Eddy C B B Brimfield Joseph Vaill C M Chester B J. W. Lewis M Alanson Alvord C Holland James Sanford C Silas Kingsley B Washington Munger B Churches and Ministers in Hampshire 135

Longmeadoiv Hubbard J. M. Green B Beebe C Pierpont Brackett B Martin Tupper C W. M. Fernald U N. Branch B M Ludloiv C M P. Hawkes M H. H. White M Monson Alfred Ely, d. d. C Abraham C. Baldwin C B Dorus Clarke C M Sumner G. Clapp C Monts;omery Caleb Tolland C Knight C B William Livesey M Palmer Samuel Backus C Wesifield Isaac Knapp ) ^ J. R. Bigelow B Emerson Davis > Russell C Simeon Hersey B B David Wright B Wales Tubal Wakefield B David Clark B J. VV. Lewis M P.Townsend M Southwick Thomas W. Springfield C Fletcher C Reuben S. Hazen C M W. Brackett B J. F. Bridges B I. Hall B Hervey Smith C E M Springfield Samuel Calvin Foote C Osgood, D. D. C Wilhraham C Ebenezer B, Wright C Diodate Brockway C Wm. B. O. Peabody C O. Scott M Hiram A. Graves B M HAMPSHIRE.

Amherst Josiah Bent C Chesterfield Israel G. Nathan Perkins, jr. C Rose '' C c Dana Brown College Church, He- Cummington man Humphrey, D.D. C Edwin Sandys N. G. Lovell B Easthampton Payson Belchertown Jared Reid C Williston > C B William Bement B Enfield John Whiton C H. Moulton -M Goshen Sam. Thompson C C B 136 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

Cohimbus Shumway C J. O. Dean M Granhy C Plam/ield Dana Good- Eli Moody C sell C Greenwich Joseph H. N. M'Culloch B Patrick C Prescott Job Cushman C M Southampton Morris E. HadleijJohn Brown, d.d. C White C Ebenezer Brown C South Hadlexj Joseph D. Hatfield C Condit C Middlefi. John H. Bisbee C William Tyler C Orson Spencer B Sewall Larnberton M CuUen Townsend B Ware Augustus B. Reed C JVorthampton Charles C Wylie C Joseph Glazier B Benj. Willard B T. Marcy M Oliver Stearns C Westhamp. Amos Drury C E Asa Niles M M Williamshurg William M Lusk C John Mitchell C William Smith M JVonvich C ?ForMmgfonHen. Adams C Pelham C E. Scott M C MIDDLESEX. Acton James T. Cambridge Wm. Newell C Woodbury C Thomas H. Vail E C Artemas B. Muzzey C Isaac Brown U Harvard University C Ashhy Reuben Bates C Joseph W. Parker B Orasmus Tinker C Lucius R. Paio;e U M Thomas Whittemore U Bedford Josh. Chandler C S. G. Hilerjr. M Jonathan Leavitt C Nathaniel Hervey B Billerica Wm. E. Abbot C James D. Green C Jona. E. Forbush B William A. Stearns C Joseph Haven C Henry Bacon U Boxhorough C John A. Albro C Joseph W. Cross C Charles Miller B M Carlisle Geo. W. Stacy C Josiah W. Talbot U Preserved Smith C Brighton Daniel Austin C Charlestoivn Warren Samuel Lamson, jr. C Fay, D. D. C Burlington Saml.Sewail C William Phillips B )

Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 137

Joel Knight M Oliver A. Dodge B B Lincoln Eben. JNewhall C Thomas F. King U M u Littleton Wm. H. White C James Walker, d. d. C Oliver Ayer B Patrick Byrne ? p Lowell Theodore Edson E ^' ^•p Mr. M'Cooley ^ Joseph Ballard B Daniel Crosby C Amos Blanchard C Chelmsford William E. W. Stickney M Andrews C John Lovejoy M C Thomas B. Thayer U C Henry A. Miles C John Parkhurst B Lemuel Porter, jr. B E Uzziah C. Burnap C J. G. Burt U Zenas Thompson U Concord Ezra Ripley, John Mahony } p p. ' > D. D. C Mr. Conolly S Barzillai Frost ) M&C John Wilder C F. B. Dracut Epciph.Cioodman C Maiden Alexander W. Tobias Pinkham P M'Clure C Dunstable Levi Brio-ham C B B &U H. B. Skinner M Framinsham William D. Culver M Barry, jr. C John G. Adams U Charles Train B Marlborough John N. David Kellogg-, d.d. ) ^ Goodhue C David Brighara, jr. j William Morse C C Thomas J.Greenwood U M C. Virgin M T. J. Greenwood U E. F. Newell M C Medford Caleb Stetson C Groton Char. Robinson C C Dudley Phelps C M A. Sanderson B Joseph Banfield U Holliston John Storrs C JVaiick LH.T.Blanchard C M Erastus D. Moore C Joseph Skinner U M Hopkinton C JVewton Jonathan Ho- ) E mer, d. d. > C R. Bowen M James Bates ) B Lyman Gilbert C James P. M'Intire C F. A. Willard B Lexington Wm.G.Swett C A. L. Baury E 13* 138 Churches in Nantucket and Norfolk.

C. S. Macreading M Tyngsboro^ N.Lawrence C C J. W. Parkis B Origen Crane B Waliham Samuel Ripley C Pepperell James Howe C John Whitney C Charles Babbidge c C Reading John Orcott c M Aaron Pickett c W. C. Hanscom U William Heath B T. Lynch R. C. C Watertown Convers Henry Smith B Francis, d. d. C Sherburne Amos Clarke C John Allen U Daniel T. Smith c Nicholas Medbury B Shirley Hope Brown c Wayland Richard T. u Austin C Seth Chandler c Lavius Hyde C Shakers West Cambridge David South Reading Reuben Damon C Emerson C B Isaac Sawyer, jr. B U Henry Jewett U Westford C Stoneham C Leonard Luce C U U Stow C Weston Joseph Field C u E. Kibby M Sudbury Rufus Hurlbut C Joseph Hodges, jr. B L. Boyden M Wilmington Francis Tewksbury JacobCoggin C Norwood C Townsend DavidStowell C Woburn Joseph Bennett C Linus H. Shaw C Noah Hooper, jr. B B U NANTUCKET. J\rantucket Wm. J. Breed C Moses H. Swift U Henry F. Edes C Friends (2 Churches' John T. Burrill M Jeremiah Kelley NORF OLK. Bellingham Joseph T. Brookline John Pierce, Massey Wm. H. Shailer Braintree Richard S. Canton Storrs, D. D. Asaph Merriam Jonas Perkins Lyman Matthews ^

Churchns and Ministers in Plymouth. 139

Cohasset H. G. O. Phipps C QuincyPeterWhiiney ) ^ Martin Moore C William P. Lunt \ M Daniel Leach E Dedham Alvan Lamson, William M. Cornell C D. D. C John Nichols U Calvin Durfee C Randolph Calvin Hitch- John White C cock C Samuel B. Babcock E C Eben. Burgess, d. d. C U Thomas Driver B Conant Sawyer B E. Partridge U Flavel Shurtleff B M Roxhury GeorgePutnam C Dorchester Nathl.Halljr. C Theodore Parker C John Codman, d. d. C Thomas Gray, d. d. ) p Francis Cunningham C George Whitney 5 N. S. Spaulding M William Leverett B David Sanford C Hosea Ballou 2d U J. H. Clinch E H. M. Smith U Bradley Miner B M. A. D'Wolf Howe E Dover Ralph Sanger C John S. C. Abbot C Foxboro' Willard Pierce C Christopher Marsh C Silas Ripley B C Franklin N. Em- Sharon C mons, D. D. S C Lucius R. Eastman C Elam Smalley S George N. Wait B U Stou^hton M. B. Ballou U Medfidd C Calvin Park, d. d. C Horatio N. Loring B W. Ramsdell M Charles Walker C Isaac Smith B Medway Sewall Harding C ^TaZjoo/eJohnP.B.StorerC Jacob Ide, d. d. C Asahel Bigelow C Luther Bailey C Francis Dane M Aaron Haynes B Weymouth C Milton Joseph Angier C U BenJ. F. Lambord M Samuel W. Cozzens C Wreniham Elisha Fiske C JVeedham Wra. Ritchie C C James W. Sessions C Preston Cummings C W. A. Clapp M John S. White B N. B. Spaulding M Henry Gifford U PLYMOUTH. Abinglon Jas. W. Ward C Daniel Thomas Lucius Alden C E. C. Messinger 140 Churches and Ministers in Plymouth.

George W. Bates M Phillip Colby C Brids^ewater Theophilus Robert B. Dickie B P. Doggeit C N. Handy B Ebenezer Gay C Eben. Nelson B Eben. Briggs, B Lewis G. Brown U OtisWilder M CartJer PaulJ ewe tt C JV. Bridgewater Paul B Couch C Duxhury Josiah Moore C John Dwight C Hiram Cummings M N.J. E. B. Bradford M Charles Hayward M Thomas Beede U Pembroke Morrill Allen C East Bridgewater C F Lewis Bates M Baalis Sanford C Plymouth James Ken- Halifax E. Paine C dall, D. 1). C U Gaius Conant C Hanover AbelG. Duncan C Robert B. Hall C Horace Seaver B Benjamin Whitmore C Samuel G. Appleton E Elisha Cushman B Hanson John Shaw C Albert Case U B C Elmer Hewett U B Hingham Joseph Rich- Plympton Elijah Dexter C ardson C C Rochester Thos. Robbins C Charles Brooks C Oliver Cobb, d. d. C G. W. Bates M Theo. K. Taylor U A. A. Folsom U Jonathan Bigelow" C Waterman Burlin- Briggs C game B Eleazer Savage B Hull Robert Gould M M Kingston John D. Sweet C U B Scituate E. Q. Sewall C C Samuel J. May C M Robert L. Kilham U Marshfield Eli Smith C C George Leonard C John Holbrook B B M Elbridge G. Howe C Clark R. M. Samuel G. Appleton E Wareham Saml. Nott,jr. C E. Bradley M W. Bridgewater Richard Middleboro^ Israel W. Stone C Putnam C B Homer Barrows C Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 141 WORCESTER. Ashburnhani George P Goodyear Amos Yates M William R. Stone Perley Brown M John Boardman C ^thol Dan. Huntington Diidlty Walter Follet C S. Heath John Boyden, jr. U James F. Warner M Joseph Glazier Fitchburg C Calvin Lincoln C Alphens Morse B Auburn Wm. G. Pratt Tolman B John Paine M Barre James Thompson C Gardner Curtis Cutler C Samuel A. Fay^ C Sumner Lincoln C M John Clapp B John Walker B Grajlon John Wilde C U John Jennings B M Rufus A. Johnson C Berlin David R. Lamson C M B Bolton Isaac Allen C Hardwick Wm. Eaton C F John Goldsbury C John S. Davenport C N. B. Jones B Levi M. Powers B John Peirce U Boylston Wm.H.Sanford C Harvard Washington C Gibbs C George Fisher C BrooJiJield Fr. Horton Moses Curtis B Seth Alden Shakers Winthrop Morse M

Micah Stone ^ Holden Wm. P. Paine C

Richard Woodruff \ George Waters B Wm. Gordon Hubbardston C Samuel Gay C Charlton I. C. Barbour Lancast. N.Thayer, d.d. C Leicester John Nelson C Henry Blackeller E F Dana John Greene B Samuel May C Joshua Flagg Leominster R. P. Steb- Douglas David Holman C bins C B Ochus G. Hubbard C 142 Churches and Ministers in Worcester.

Moses Harrington B Petersham Amasa Dewey Lunenburg Eli W. Har- rington C Columbus Shumway C W. P. White M Phillipslon Alexander Mendon Williams Ap- Lovell C thorp C Busbee U Thomas Edwards C M Adin Ballon C Princeton ElijahDemond C F F U David Cushman C Mason Ball B B Royalston Eben.Perkins C B Silas Kenney B M Stone C Millbury Nathaniel Rutland Josiah Clarke C Beach C U Saml. G. Buckingham C Shrewsbury Geo. Allen C C B U W. S. Campbell M Southboro^ C Milford Asa C. Fay C Abishai Sampson B Horace W. Morse U Walter Follett C JV*. Braintree John Fiske C Southbri. EberCarpenter C JVorthboro^ Joseph Allen C Sewall S. Cutting B Wm. C. Rider B Stephen Puffer M Daniel H. Emerson C Spencer Levi Packard C JVorthbridge Michael W. Glover B Burdett E Gilman Noyes U Chas. B. Elliot C Sterling Peter Osgood C J. S. Ellis M Cyrus P. Grosvenor B F R.S.Pope U JV*. Brookfield Thomas Sturbridge Jos. S. Clark C Snell, D. D. C Orrin O. Stearns B M U Oakham James Kimball C Sutton Hiram A. Tracy C C Willard Fuller B B Job B. Boomer B Oxford Saml. C. Paine C Daniel L. B. Goodwin E David Hoi man U TempletonC. WeW'ington C Thomas W. Tucker M Isaiah C. Carpenter B A. Smith Lyon B Lewis Sabin C Paxton James D. Upton Benjamin Wood C Farns worth C Religious Denominations in U. States. 143

U Westminster Cyru9M?inn C Uxbridge David A. Cliarles Hudson Grosvenor C Caleb Brown F Winchendun Daniel C. Samuel Clarke C Morton M Warren Cooper Westboro' Charles B. R. Livesey Kittridge C Worcester Rodney A. Otis Converse B Miller West Boylstmi Brown Aaron Bancroft, dd. )

Emerson, jr C Alonzo Hill \ B Jonathan Aldrich Alanson N. Clair C David Peabody u J. Porter Webster L. G. Leonard B James Fitton R. Isaac Stoddard M Jona. E. Woodbridore Warren Georore Trask C Gilman Noyes U

Relisious Denominations in the United States.

Denominations. Ch. or

Baptists, _ - - _ . " Free-will, ------" Seventh-day, - - - -

" Six-Principle, . - - . Roman Catholics ------Christians ------CongreL'ationaiists, ------Disciples of Christ, (Campbellites,) Dutch Reformed, ------

Protestant Episcopal, - - - . .

Friends, or (iuakers, - - - - . German Reformed, ------Jews, ------Lutheran, ------Mennonites, ------Methodists, ------.

" Protestants, - - - - .

United Brethren, or Moravians, - - Mormonites, .------.

New Jerusalem Church, - - - - Presbyterians, ------Millennial Church, or Shakers, - Tunkers, -----_--.

Unitarians, - - - . (Jniversalists, -----.-. —

144 University at Cambridge.

UNIVERSITY JiT CAMBRIDGE, OR HARVARD COLLEGE. Founded 1638. Inducted. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. Henrv Dunster, 1654 1654 Rev. Charles Chauncy, s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. Leonard Hoar, m. d. 1675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1681 1682 Doct. John Ropern, a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. Increase Mather, d. d. 1701 1701 Rev. Samuel Wiilard, a. m. Vice Pres. 1707 1708 Hon. Jf)hn Leverett, a. m., f. r. s. 1724 1725 Rev. Benjamin Wadi^vvorth, a. m. 1737 17.37 Rev. Edward Holyoke, a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. Samuel Locke, n. v. 1773 1774 Rev. Samuel LanaSamuel Webber, u. D. 1810 18i0 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1828 1829 Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. o. OVEKSEERS. The Governor, ihe Lieutenant-Governor, the Members of the Council and of the Senate, the Speaker ofthe House of Representatives, the President of the University, ex officio, and the following persons by election :

Thomas L. Winthrop, ll.d. Thomas Gray,D. d. Joiin Davis, ll. v. John Pierce, u. d. Sec. John U'eiles. William Jenks, d. d. Artemas Ward. William E. Channing, d. d. John Quinoy Adams, ll. d. Charles Lowell, D. D. John Pickerino;, ll. d. John Codman, d. d. Samuel P. P. Fay. Francis Parkman, d. d. Richard Sullivan. Rev. Joseph Field, a- m. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Nath. L. Frolhingham, d. d. Daniel Webster, ll. d. John Brazer, d. d. James T. Austin. Alvan Lamson, d. d. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Convers Francis, d. d. Leverett Saltonstall. Rev Samuel Barrett, a. m. Marcus Morton, ll. d. Rev. Ezra S. Gannett, a. m. Edward Everett, ll. d. Rev. Alexander Young, a.m. CORPORATIOM. President., Josiah Quincy, ll. d. FeUoics, Nathaniel Bowditch, ll d. Joseph Story, ll.d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. p. James Walker, d. d. John A. Low- ell, A. M. Treasurer, Thomas W. Ward. University at Cambridge. 145

PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &c. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Prf.sidf.nt.

, Massachusetts Professor of Natural History. Henry Ware, d. d. Hollis Professor of Divinity.

, Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity Francis Sales, a. m. Instructer in French and Spanish. John C. Warren, m. d. Hersey Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. Joseph Slory, ll. d. Dane Professor of Law.

, Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Ori- ental Languages.

, Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Simon Greenleaf, ll. d. Royall Professor of Laio. Jacob Bipelow, m. d. Professor of Materia Medica. Walter Channing, m. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence Edward T. Channing, a. m. Boylston Professor of Rheto- ric and Oratory. George Hayward, m. d. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. John W. Webster, m. d. Erzing Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Henry Ware, jr. o. d. Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care. Daniel Treadvvell, a. m. Rumford Professor, and Lecturer on the .Application of the Sciences to the Useful Jlrts. John Ware, m. d. Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d. Librarian. John G. Palfrey, d. d. Professor of Biblical Literature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., j u. d. Instructer in Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Charles Beck, p. d. University Professor of Latin, and Permanent Tutor. Francis M. J. Surault, Instructer in French. Henry W. Longrellow, a. m. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Profes- sor of Belles Lettres. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. Benjamin Peirce, a. m. University Professor of Mathe- matics and Natural Philosophy. Hermann Bokum, Instructer in German. 14 146 University at Cambridge.

William H. Simmons, a. m. Instructer in Elocution. George F. Simmons, a.m. Proctor. Francis Bowen, a. m. Tutor, and histructer in Jiaturalf Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy. Joseph LoveringjA. m. Tutor, Instructer in Mathematics^ and Lecturer in JVatural Philosophy. Charles Mason, a. m. Tutor in Latin. Hiram Wellington, a. m. Proctor. George Bemis, a. b. Proctor. Frederic A. Eustis, a. b Proctor. Francis A. Fabens, a. b. Proctor. Jones Very, a. b. Tutor in Greek. Samuel T. HilcJreth, a. b. Assistant Instructer in ElocU' lion. Levi Farwell, Steward.

The Theological Department is under the superintend- ence of Professors Ware, sen. and jr. and Prof. Palfrey. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 1st Wednesday in November. A course is given at the Col- lege between the middle of March and middle of July. The " Faculty of Medicine," are Josiah Quinry, ll. d. President. Drs. John C. Warren, \\'alter Channing, Dean of the Faculty, Jacob Bigelovv, George Hayward, John W. Webster, John Ware.

The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Jf)seph Story, and Simeon Greenieaf The College and Students' Libraries contain 48,200 volumes. Vacations. There are three vacations: the First of two weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 2oth day of December; the Second of two weeks from the first

Wednesday in April ; and the Third of six weeks, next preceding Commencement.

The St ted time for Examination of the Freshman Class is on the Monday and Tuesday of Commencement week. No person will be examined for adujissinn to the Col- lege at any other time than at the close or commencement of a term, except in extraordinary cases. The Public Exhibitions are on the third Tuesday of October, and on the second Tuesday and the last Monday of the third Term.

Commencement is on the last Wednesday in August. Williams and Amherst Colleges. 147 WILLIAMS COLLEGE, AT WILLMMSTOWK. Appointed. PRESIDENTS. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Filch, d. d. 1815 1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, d. d. 1821 J821 Kdvvin Dorr Griffin, d d. 1836 1836 Mark Hopkins, m. d. d. d. Albert Hopkins, a. m. Professor of Mathematics and Nat- ural Philosophy. Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Professor of Languages. Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. d Prof of JVatural History. Edward l.azell, a. m Professor of Chemistry. Rev. Joseph Alden, a. m. Professor of Rhetoric and Po- litical Economy. N. H. Griffin, J. Tatlock, Tutors. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the third Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in May. Commencement, 3d Wednesday in August.

AMHERST COLLEGE. Appointed presidents. Died. 1821 Zephaniah S. Moore, d. d. 1823 1823 Heman Humphrey, d. d. Heman Humphrey, d. d. Professor of Divinity. Rev. Edward Hiirhcock, a. m. Professor of Chemistry and Kutural History. Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, a. m. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. William S. Tyler, a. m. Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature, and of the Hebrew Lan- guages. Rev. Jonathan B. Condit, a. m. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. Ebenezer S. Snell, a m. Professor of Mathematics and Statural Philosophy, and Librarian. William B. Calhoun, Lecturer on Political Economy. Alfred C. Post, m. d. Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology. George C. Partridge, a. m. Thomas P. Field, a.m. Clinton Clark, A. M. John Humphrey, a. b. Tutors. Victor H. Manget, Teacher of French. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the 4th Wednesday of August. Second, 2 weeks from the 2d Wednesday of January. Third, 4 weeks from the Jst Wednesday of May. Commencement, 4th W^ednesday in August. 148 Other Colleges.

Other Collecres in JYeic England and JYew York.

JVame. Place. Presidents. F'd. 1 Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. William Allen^ D. D 1794 2 Watervil e, Watfiville, do. Mob't E. Patterson, A.M. 1820 3 Dartmouth, Hanover, N. H. Nathan Lord, 1). D. 1770 4 Univ.of Vermont, Biirlinj^ton Vt. John Wheeler. D. D. 1791 5 Middlebury, Middltbiiry, do. Joshua Rates, D. D. 1800 6 Norwich Univ. Norwich, ' do. Alden Paitridge, A. M. 1834 7 Brown University, Providence, R.I. Francis Wayland, D. D, :764 8 Yale, New-Haven. Conn Jeremiah Day, D. D. 1700 9 Washington, Hartford, do. Silas Totten, A. M. 1824 10 WesUyrtn Univ. MiddUtown, do. Wilbur Fisk, D. D. 1831 11 Columbia, New-York, N. Y. William A. Duer, LL.D. 1754 12 Union, Schenectady, do. Eliphalet Nott, D. D. 1795 13 Hamilton, Clinton, do. Joseph Penney, D. D. 1812 I 14 Ham. Lit.& Theo. Hamilton, do. 'Nath'l Kendrick, D. D. 1819 15 Geneva, Geneva, do, Benjamin Hale. A. M. 1823

I 16 University of N.Y.New Yoi k, do. J. M. Matthews, D. D 1831 I

Vacations and Commencements.

Bowdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks ; 2d from the Friday after the .3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks; 3d from the Fri- day after the 3d Wednesday in May., 2 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wednesday in September. Waterville. 1, Com. 5 weeks; 2, 2d Wed. in Dec. 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st Wed. in Aug. 1-2 Dartmouth. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, Last Mon. Dec. 6 weeks; 3, Thursday precedino; the last Wed. May, 2 1-2 weeks. Commence- ment, last Wed. in July. Univ. Vermont 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed, Jan, 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st. Wed. in August. Middlebury. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 7 weeks; 3, 3d Wed. May, 2 weeks. Commencement, 3d Wed. in August. Norwich University. Commencement, Wed. before 3d Thursday in August.

Brown. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, last Friday in Dec. 2 weeks ; 3, 2(1 Friday in May, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in September.

Yale. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 2 weeks; 3, last Wed. in April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 3d Wed. in August. Washington. 1, Com. 7 weeks; 2, Thursday before Christmas, 2

weeks ; 3, Thursday before 12th April, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Thursday in August, Wesleyan, 1, Wed. before Christmas, 7 weeks; 2, next preceding Com. 5 weeks. Commencement, 2d Wed. in August. Columbia, ], Aug. 1 to the 1st Mon, in Oct. Commencement, day after 1st Mon in Oct.

Union. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, in Dec. 4 weeks ; 3, in Apr. 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th Wed. in July.

Hamilton, 1, Com. 7 weeks ; 2, Dec, 4 weeks from Wed, before Christmas; 3, 3d Wed, in April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th Wed. in August. Hamilton Literary and Theological, Commencement, 3d Wed. in August.

Geneva. 1 , Com, 6 weeks at ; 2, Christmas and New Year, 2 weeks ; 3, 3d Wed, in April, 3 weeks. Commencement; 1st Wed. in Aug Theological Institutions. 149

Theological Seminary ^ Andover, Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Samuel Farrar, Daniel Dana, d. d. Samuel H.Walley, Jonathan Phillips, Justin Edwards, d. d. Samuel Hub- bard, LL. D. John H. Church, d. d. Samuel T. Arm- strong, Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. William Cogswell, n.o. Ebenezer Alden, m. d. Two vacancies. Clerk, Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar. BOARD OF VISITERS. President, Heman Humphrey, d. d. William Bartlett, Heman Humphrey, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D. William B. Banister. Clerk, William B. Bannister.

FACULTY. President, Justin Edwards, d. d. Abbot Prof, of Chris. Theo. Leonard Woods, d. d. Associate Prof, of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart, A. M. Brown Prof of Eccle. History, Ralph Emerson, d. d. Bartlett Prof of Sacred Rhetoric, Rev. Edwards A. Park, A. M. Prof of the Hebrew Language and Literature, Rev. B. B. Edwards, a. m. Vacations. First, 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 7 weeks from the first Wed. in September.

Theological Seminary, JVewion, Mass. Founded 1825. board of trustees. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Lucius Bolles, d. d. Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Way- land, D. d. Henry Jackson, Cyrus P. Grosvenor, How- ard Malcolm, Nicholas Brown, Jonathan Bachellor, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train, David R. Griggs, Matthew Bolles, jr. Rev. Baron Stow, Rev. E. Thresher. Treasurer, Levi Farwell. Secretary, Caleb Parker, jr. 14* 150 Academies in Massachusetts. PROFESSORS, Professor of Biblical Theology, Rev. Irah Chase. Professor of Biblical Literature and Interpretation, Rev. Henry J. Ripley. Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties, Rev. James D. Knowles. Prof of Ecclesiastial History, Rev. Barnas Sears. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the Wednesday before the last Wednesday in August. Second, 6 weeks from the last Wednesday in March. Time of entrance, end of the first vacation.

Other Theological Institutions in JV. England and JV. York. Name. Wesleyan Academy. 151

English Department. Principal, Rev. J^yman Coleman, a. m. Teacher in the Natural Sciences, Alonzo Gray, a. b. Teacher of Mathematics, James A. B. Stone, a. b. Teacher of the Primary Department, Wm. H. Wells.

Wesleyan Academy, JVilbraham, Mass. TRUSTEES. President, Abel Bliss. Treasurer, Rev. Joseph A. Merrill. Secretary, John M. Herrick. Wilbur Fisk, d. d. Rev. Timothy Merritt, Rev. John Lindsey, William Rice, John L. Smith, David Rice, Abraham Avery, George M. Hyde, Rev.Heman Bangs, William S. Smith, Rev. J. W. Hardy. INSTRUCTERS. Principal, and Teacher of Intellectual and Moral Science, Rev. David Patten, a. b. Teacher of Natural Sciences, William G. Mitchell. Teacher of Ancient Languages and Literature, Henry DeKoven. Teacher of Mathematics and Modern Languages, Harvey B. Lane, a. b. Teacher of the English Branches, Miner Raymond. Assistant Teacher of the English Branches, Isaac T. Goodnow. Preceptress, andTeacher of the Ornamental Branch- es, Miss N. Miranda Nash. Teacher of Music, Miss Ann Eliza Sperry. Resident Agent, William Healy, jr.

Society for Propagating the. Gospel among the Indians and others in JVorth America. Inc. Nov. .16, 1787. President, Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford.

Society for promoting Christian Knoivledge, Piety, and Charity. Established May 29, 1805. President, Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Vice-President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, William T. Andrews. Sec. Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood. 152 Missionary Societies.

Mass. Society for promoting Christian Knowledge.

President, Samuel H. Walley. ,! Vice-President, William Jenks, d. d. ,^j Treasurer, James Melledge. i Clerk, George Rogers. |

Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts. ^ Thacher. President, Peter O. I Vice-President, Nathaniel Thayer, d. d. J Secretary, Rev. Chandler Robbins. | American Board of Commissioners for For. Missions. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. |

Vice-President, Stephen Van Rensselaer, li.. d. i

Secretaries, Rufus Anderson, d. d. Rev. David i Greene, Rev. William J. Armstrong. | Recording Secretaries, Calvin Chapin, d. d. C. Stod- dard. Treasurer, Henry Hill.

Board of Managers of the Baptist General Convention. President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-Presidents, Daniel Sharp, d. d. and 6 others. Corresponding Secretary, Lucius BoUes, d. d. Assistant Secretary, Solomon Peck. Recording Secretary, Rev. James D. Knowles. Treasurer, Heman Liincoln. Assistant Treasurer, Levi Farwell. [Rooms, No. 17 Joy's Building.]

Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotlandfor promoting Christian Knowledge, i ormed 1787. President, John Tappan. Secretary, John Cod man, d. d. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley.

American Unitarian Association. President, Ichabod Nichols, d. d. Directors, Rev. George Ripley, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, Rev. Samuel Barrett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. General Secretary, Rev. Charles Briggs. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop. Missionary Societies. 153

JlJassachusetts Episcopal Missionm-y Society, and Trustees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer-Book and Tract Society, chartered 1815, transferred its pro- perty and duties to the Board of Missions for the Pro- testant Episcopal Church of Massachusetts, organized 1836, consisting of Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, d. d. President ex officio. Rev. Jonathan M. Wainwright, d. d. Rev. John S. Stone, D. D. Rev. William L. Lewis, Benjamin Howard. Treasurer, Benjamin P. Richardson. Secretary, Samuel Cutler.

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board oj Foreign Missions. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-President, Rev. James D. Knowles. Recording Secretary, Matthew BoUes, jr. Treasurer, James Loring.

Massachusetts Missionary Society, President, Leonard Woods, d. d. Secretary, Richard S. Storrs, d. d. of Braintree. Treasurer, John Punchard, of Salem.

American Baptist Home Mission Society. President, Heman Lincoln. Treasurer, Runyon W. Martin. Corres. Secretary, Rev. Luther Crawford. Rec. Secretary, John C. Murphy.

Methodist Missionary Society. President, Rev. Bishop R. R. lioberts. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Bishops J. Soule, E. Hed- ding, J. O. Andrew, B. Waugh, T. A. Morris. Treasurer, Rev. Thomas Mason. Recording Secretary, Francis Hall.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Levi Farwell. Vice-Presidents, Heman Lincoln, Joseph White, J. T. Everett, J. H. Duncan. Secretary, Rev. Charles O. KimbalL Treasurer, William D. Ticknor. 154 Education Societies. 1

Boston Society for the Religious and Moral Instj'udion i of the Poor. Incorporated 1820. President, John C. Proctor. Secretary, P. Harvey. Treasurer, J. Haughton.

Young Meri's Methodist Foreign Missionary Society ] of JSfeiv England. President, D. S. King.' Rev. i Vice President, A. H. Brown. Corresponding Secretary, B. F. Nutting. j

Recording Secretary, E. W. Whiting. \ Treasurer, B. H. Barnes. J General ^Association in Massachusetts. I This body was organized in June, 1805. It is com- \ posed of delegations from particular Associations of evangelical Congregational Ministers, two from each Association. Its "admit, as articles faith, members of i the doctrines of Christianity as they are generally ex- ' pressed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and ' consider these doctrines which have been generally <, embraced by the churches of New England as the '• ^^ basis their union.'*'' This body wholly disclaims of 1 ecclesiastical power or authority over the churches, or 1 the opinions of individuals. The essential objects, as I expressed in their Constitution, are " to promote broth- j

' erly intercourse and harmony, and their mutual anima- tion, assistance, and usefulness as ministers of Christ." Annual meetings, fourth Tuesday in June.

Jlmerican Education Society. ' President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. i Vice-President, William Bartlett, (with 31 Honorary j Vice-Presidents in different States.) j

Secretary, William Cogswell, d. d. i

General Agent, Rev. Ansel Nash. J

Treasurer, fJardy Ropes. \

Auditor, Pliny Culler. ! d. d. Directors, Brown Emerson, d. d. Warren Fay, \

John Tappan, Samuel T. Armstrong, Arthur Tappan, i d. d. William Cogswell, d. d. Ralph John Codman, 1 Emerson, n. d. William Patton, d. p. Wm. Jenks, d. d. '• Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. Bible Societies. 155

Executive Committee, Warren Fay, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D, Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, Rev. B. B. Edwards, and the Secretary. Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T.Arm- strong, William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. [Rooms of the Society, No. 15 Cornhill.]

Boston Education Societij, Avxiliary to the American Education Society. President, William J. Hubbard. Vice-President, W^illiam T. Eustis. Secretary, Rev. Nehemiah Adams. Treasurer, Hardy Ropes.

JVorthern Baptist Education Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-Presidents, Levi Farwell, Richard Fletcher. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. Thresher. Recording Secretary, Augustus A. Gould, m. d. Treasurer, John B. Jones. [Rooms, No. 13 Joy's Building.] J^ew-En^land Wesleyan Education Society, President, Rev. J. Horton. Vice-President, Rev. E. T. Taylor. Recording Secretary, A. H. Brown. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. D. S. King. Treasurer, William M. True. Auditor, J. Sleeper.

Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July, 1809. President, John Pierce, d. p. Vice-President, Henry Ware, n. r». Corresponding Sec'ry, Francis Parkman, d. d. Recording Sec'ry, William Jenks, d. d. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Francis Parkman, d. d. Charles Tappan, Rev. George W. Blagden. Annual Meeting, Mon. before the last Wed. in May. American Bible Society. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Treasurer, John Nitchie, ll. d. Corresponding Secretaries, James Milnor, d. d. Thomas M'Auly, d. d. Rev. Spencer H. Cone, Rev. John C. Brigham. 156 Sabbath School Societies.

American Tract Society, Boston. President, John Tappan. Vice-President, Rev. Moses Stuart. Treasurer, Charles Stoddard. Secretary and Assistant Treas. Rev. Seth Bliss.

Evangelical Tract Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Treasurer, C. D. Gould.

Baptist General Tract Society. President, William T. Brantley. Vice-President, Joseph H. Kennard. General Agent, Ira M. Allen. Treasurer, William W. Keen.

Massachusetts Sabbath School Society. President, Alfred D. Foster, of Worcester. Sec'ry, and General Agent, Rev. Asa Bullard. Treasurer, Charles Scudder, Boston.

JVew-England Sabbath School Union. President, Richard Fletcher. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. S. S. Mallery. Treasurer, J. W. Valentine, m. d. Boston Baptist Sabbath School Union. President, Rev. E. Thresher. Secretary, William Howe. Treasurer, Amasa Pierce.

Boston Sunday School Society. President, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. Corresponding Secretary, F. H. Gray, m. d. Boston Sabbath School Union. President, John Dane. Treasurer, Loring Norcross. Secretary, Amos^G. Bartlett.

Massachusetts Sabbath School Union. President, Rev. Addison Parker. Secretary, H. S. Washburn. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor. Medical Societies. 157

Massachusetts Medical Societij. Incorporated Nov. 1781. Annual meeting held in Boston on the 1st Wed. in June, at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneum. President, George C. Shattuck. Vice-President, Nathaniel Miller. Corresponding Sec'ry, Enoch Hale. Recording Sec'ry, John Homans. Treasurer, Walter Channing. Librari n, David Osgood.

[For a lisi of the Memtn-is of this Society, see p. 102.] CENSORS. For the First Medical District, andfor the Society at Lar^e. Drs. William J. Vv-lker, Abel L. Peirson, Jt)hn Warp, Edwnrd Reynolds, jr. Woodbridge Strong. Second Medical District. Drs. John Green, Benja- min F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Benjamin Pond, William Workm;in. Third Medical District. Drs. Stephen W. Williams, Elisha Mather, Atherton Clark, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis. Fourth Medical District. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Tyler, Alfred Perry, Asa G. Welch, Charles Worthington. Committee on Publications. Drs. Enoch Hale, John Ware, Solomon D. Townsend. Committee on Resignations. Drs. Walter Channing, Zabdiel B. Adams, John Jeffries.

The Censors for the Society at Large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of candidates for the practice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting of the Society, as pro- vided in the Act of Incorporation; and on the last Wednesdays of January r-nd July. Those for the Second Medical District, in Worces- ter, on the Wednesday following the third Monday in June. Those for the third Medical District, in North- ampton, on the Wednesday following the third Tues- day in September. Those 'for the fourth Medical Dis- trict, in Pittsiield, on the day previous to the day of Commencenippt of the medical institution in that ^place. 15 158 Medical Societies.

By an Act of the Legislature of this Commonwealth, passed February 10, J819, it is provided, That no per- son entering- upon the practice of Physic or Surgery, after the first day of July, 1819, shall be entitled to the benefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- cruing from his professional services, unless he shall, previously to rendering those services, have been li- censed by one of the foregoing Boards of Censors, or shall have been graduated a Doctor of Medicine in Harvard University, and shall have deposited a copy of his license, or diploma, with the clerk of the town in which he resides. COUNSELLORS. Suffolk. Drs. James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtl-^ff, John C. Warren, John Randall, George C. Shattnck, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, Solomon D.Townsend, John Ware', Zab- diel B. Adams, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, jr. John Homans, Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries, George B. Doane, Winslow Lewis, jr. George W. Otis, Samuel Morrill, Jerome V. C. Smith. Essex. Drs. Joseph Kittredge. Jeremiah Spofford, Abel L. Peirson, Andrew Nichols, Edward L. Coffin, Samuel Johnson, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Dean Hobinson, Jonathan G. Johnson, Edward A. Holyoke, Wyatt C. Boyden, Rufus Longley. Middlesex. Drs. TJiomas Bucklin, John Walton, Abraham R. Thompson, Timothy Wellington, Zadok Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dalton, Josiah Bartlett, Daniel Swan, John O. Green, Joshua Green, Elisha Bartlett, Anson Hooker. Worcester. Drs. Steph. Batchelder, John Green, Ed- ward Flint, Benjamin F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, John Starkweather, J. G. Metcalf. Hampshire. Drs. Jos. H. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. W^illiams, Eli Hall, Elisha Mather, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis. Berkshire. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Ty- ler, Asa G. Welch, Royal Fowler, Robert Worthing- ton, Alfred Perry, Hubbard Bartlett. Norfolk. Drs. Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett, Sam- uel Bugbee, Robert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Rufus Wyman, Ebenezer Alden, Noah Fyefield. Medical Societies. 159

Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Nathan Hay ward, Eze- kiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols, Noah Whitman, Will- iam Gordon. Bristol. Drs. Alexander Read, William C. Whit- tredge, Andrew Mackie, Caleb Swan, Menzies R. Randall, William A. Gordon. Barnstable. Drs. Jos. Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Paul Swift, Henry Tuck.

Mediral School in Boston. The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice be- longing to Harvard University, was erected in Boston in 1815; and is situated in Mason Street. The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 1st Wed. in November, and continue three months. For one month after the close of the Lectures, the dissecting room of the Medical

College will be open ; also some Lectures will be given to those of the class who may remain. They^ will also be admitted for the above time to the practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital. The students at- tending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Sur- gery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. The fee for a whole course of Lectures is $70. The students have abundant opportunity for practical Anat- Oniy* FACULTY or MEDICINE. President of the University, and President of the Faculty of Medicine, Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Prof, of Anatomy and Operative Surgery, John C. Warren, m. d. Prof, of Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence, Wal- ter Channingr, m. d. Prof of Materia Medica, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Prof, of the Principles of Surgery, and of Clinical Surgery, Georsre Hayward, m. d. Professor of Chemistry, John W. Webster, wr. d. Prof of the Theory and Practice of Physic, John Ware, m. d. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Walter Chan- ning, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Winslow Lewis, jr. m. d. Sub-Librarian, Samuel Parkman, m. d. 160 Medical Societies.

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. President, Joseph Kidder. Vice-President, Daniel Henchman. Treasurer, Samuel N. Brewer. Secretary, Nathaniel Brewer.

Boston Medical Dispensary. Managers. Edward Tuckerman, Chairman, Sam- uel H. Walley, Isaac Winslow, Samuel May, Jonathan Phillips, Gideon F.Thayer, Nathaniel L. Frothingham, Pliny Cutler, Edmund Munroe, George H. Snelling, James H. Foster, William Gray, Secretary, Gideon Snow, Treasurer. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, Solomon D, Townsend.

Visuins^ Physicians. Henry G. Clark, District of Ward 1 & 3. Joseph Mori arty, '" " 2. Francis H. Gray, « « 4. " John H. Dix, " 5, 6 & 7. Warren J. Whitney, " Broad Street. H. B. Inches, « Fort Hill. Abner B. Wheeler, « Ward 10. " Henry I. Bowditch, « 11. « John Odin, jr. « 12. Marcellus Bowen, " South Boston.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. President, Robert G- Shaw. Secretary, Francis G, Shaw. Treasurer, J. W. Edmands. Directors, Robert G. Shaw, Henry Rice, Edward Reynolds, m. m. J. P. Bradlee, John Jeffrie>, m. u. W. W. Stone, H. Upham, S. D. Townsend, m. d. F. J. Oliver, George E. Head, H. i:dwards, D. D. Brod- head. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds, and John Jeffries. Assistant Surg. Drs. Robert W. Hooper, and Geo. A. Bethune. House Surg. Dr. John H. Dix. Hour of attendance for outpatients, from 11 to 12 o'clock, daily. The Institution receives patients into the house. Infirmary corner of Green and Pitts St. Literary Societies. 161 \

Charitable Infirmary for the Treatment of Diseases of - the Lun^s. \ Office east win^ of the old stone Court House. | Hours of attendance, from 12 to 1 o'clock, Monday, , Wednesday, and Friday. ^ Attendinir Physicians, M, S. Perry, m. d. H. I. Bow- ditch, M. D. H. G. Wiley, m. d. J. V. C. Smith, m. d.

American Antiquarian Society. i President, ll. d. Thomas L. Winthrop, \ Vice-Presidents, John Davis, Joseph Story. Counsellors, Benjamin Russell, Levi Lincoln, Ed- ; ward D. Bangs, Rev. Charles Lowell, James C. Mer- \ rill, Samuel M. Burnside, John Park, Frederick W. Paine, John Green, Joseph Willard. Foreign Cor. Sec'ry, Edward Everett. Recording Sec'ry, Rejoice Newton. \ Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln. j

Treasurer, Samuel Jennison. '] of Publication, Park, Committee John Alfred D. Fos- \ ter, William Lincoln.

'\ American Academy of Arts and Sciences. • President, Nathaniel Bowditch. j

Vice-President, Josiah Quincy. ) Recording Secretary, Daniel Treadwell. | Corresponding Secretary, John Pickering. \ Treasurer, Joseph Tilden.

Pilgrim Society, ^ President, Alden Bradford, ll. d. ; Vice-President, Nathaniel M. Davis.

I Recording Secretary, Winslow Warren. ^

Corresponding Secretary, John B. Thomas. : Treasurer, Isaac L. Hedge. j Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, James Thacher.

Massachusetts Historical Society, Statute meetings, last Thursday of every month, ex- 1

cept August, and the day before Commencement. ' President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. 6. I

Recording Secretary, Joseph Willard 1 Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Librarian, Thaddeus M. Harris. • 15'

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Boston Society of JVatural History. President, George B. Emerson.

Vice-Presidents, Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood, Amos ' Binney. j Corresponding Secretary, Epes S. Dixwell. | Recording Secretary, Martin Gay, m. d. w Treasurer, Ezra Weston, jr. I Librarian, Charles K. Dillaway. P Cabinet Keeper, T. M. Brewer. | * American Institute of Instruction. President, William B. Calhoun, of Springfield. Recording Secretary, Thomas Gushing, jr.

Corresponding Secretaries, George B. Emerson, i Henry R. Cleaveland, of Boston. j Treasurer, William D. Ticknor, of Boston.

Boston Societyfor Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. ^

President, Daniel Webster. i

Vice-Presidents, Nathan Hale, Edward Everett. 'i Corresponding Secretary, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Recording Secretary, William Dehon.

Physiological Society. President, William A. Alcott. Recording Secretary, John Kelton. Corresponding Secretary, David Cambell. '] Treasurer, Nathaniel Perry. |

Boston Lyceum. <

President, Edward Everett. i Vice-Presidents, George S. Hillard, Thos. B. Curtis, l Recording Secretary, T. P. Smith. Corresponding Secretary, George T. Bigelow.

Treasurer, Thomas A. Davis. ;

Irish Protestant Association. j

President, Henry Starret. :: Vice-Presidents, J. S. Johnson, George Taylor. j Cor. Secretary, James Campbell. ,j

Young Men's Association for the Promotion of \ literature ana Science. President, George S. Hillard. ^ Correspondin^Secretary, George W. Light Musical Societies. 163

Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President, George J. Webb. Vice-President, Jonas Chickering. Secretary, William Learnard. Treasurer, Abner Bourne. Boston Academy of Music. Instituted Jan. 8, and Incorporated March 22, 1833. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-President, William W. Stone. Recording and Corresponding Secretary, George Wm. Gordon. Treasurer, Julius A. Palmer. Professors, Lowell Mason, George J. Webb, Joseph A. Keller. Leader of the Orchestra, Henry Schmidt.

Boston Musical Institute. President, B. B. Brown. Musical Conductor, T. Comer. Leader of the Orchestra, Louis Ostinelli. Secretary and Treasurer, George H. Child.

Boston Gregorian Society. President, P. A. O'Neal. Vice-President, Charles Carver. Treasurer, Thomas Mooney. Secretary, John Rodden. Leader of the Orchestra, Louis Ostinelli.

Boston Musical Sodality. President, B. B. Brown. Principal Pianist, A. U. Hayter. Secretary, Oliver Ditson.

Massachusetts Temperance Society. President, John C. Warren, m. d.

Vice-President, Horace Mann. / Recording Secretary, Walter Channing, m. d. Treasurer, Charles Tappan.

American Temperance Society. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, S. V. S. Wilder. Treasurer, George Odiorne. Recording Secretary, Enoch Hale, m. d. 164 Charitable Institutions.

Suffolk County Temperance Society. President, Moses Grant. Vice-Presidents, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry Ed- wards, John Kettell. Treasurer, Harrison Gray. Secretary, James C. Converse.

Massachusetts General Hospital. President, Edward Tuckerman. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, Henry Andrews. Secretary, William Gray. Trustees, Charles Amory, George Bond, N. I. Bow- ditch, Martin Brimmer, Thomas B. Curtis, Henry Ed- wards, Samuel A. Eliot, Robert Hooper, jr. Samuel Lawrence, Charles G. Loring, Robert G. Shaw, John P. Thorndike. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, m. d. George C. Shattuck, m. d. Abraham R. Thompson, m.d. John Ware, m. d.

Consulting Surgeons, George B. Doane, ivr. d. John JefTries, m. d. Abel L. Peirson, m. d. Solomon D. Town- send, M. D. OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL. Superintendent, Gamaliel Bradford, m. d. Physicians, Enoch Hale, jr. m. d. Walter Channing, M.D.Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Surgeons, John C. Warren, m. d. Geo. Hayward, m.d. Assistant Physician, John B. S. Jackson, m. d. House Physician, Joseph Sargent. House Surgeon, William Mack. Apothecary, Charles K. Whipple. OFFICERS OF THE MC LEAN ASYLUM. Physician and Superintendent, Luther V. Bell, m. d. Assist. Physician and Apothecary, John R.Lee, m.d. Steward, Columbus Tyler. Matron, Mrs. Mary E. Tyler. Male Supervisor, Homer Goodhue. Female Supervisor, Miss Relief R. Barber. All applications for admission must be made at the HOSPITAL, Men Street, between the hours of 8 and 9 on the mornings of Monday Wednesday and Friday. Charitable Institutions. 165

Applicants who cannot attend in Person will be visited by a Physician connected with the Hospital, and no one can be admitted without his certificate, except in cases of injury from accident, or of sudden illness. All applications from the country must be accom- panied by a description of the case, in writing-, by the attending Physician of the patient, and addressed to J. B. S. Jackson, m. d.

State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester.

Trustees, Thomas Kinnicutt, of Worcester ; Horace Boston Salisbury, Mann, of ; Stephen of Worcester ;

Abraham R. Thompson, of Charlestown ; Myron Law- rence, of Belchertown. Treasurer, Alfred D. Foster, of Worcester. Superintendent of the Hospital and Physician, Sam- uel B. Woodward, m. d. Assistant Physician, George Chandler, m. d.

Boston Lying in Hospital. Meetings at the Hospital on the 1st Tues. of every mo. Presiclent, James Savage. Vice-President, Daniel P. Parker. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Dr. George Hayward, Thomas B. Wales, Stephen Fairbanks, Geo. B. Emerson, Henderson Inches, Frederick T. Gray. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Francis J. Oliver, Dr. Jacob Bigelow. Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. James Phillips, Daniel Messenger. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Secretary, C. T. Murdock. Attending Physician, Charles G. Putnam, m. d.

United States Marine Hospital the temporary relief of sick and disabled For seamen ; into which all mariners who have paid Hospital money are admitted, except those who are afflicated with con- tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. The Hospital is situated at Chelsea. Agent, David Henshaw. Physician, Charles H. Stedman, m. d. Steward, Charles Turner. 166 Charitable Institutions.

Provident Institution for Savings in the City of Boston. Office, Tremont St. Open daily, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, James Savacre. Secretary, Robert C. Winthrop. Vice-Presidents, Thomas L. Winthrop, John D.Wil- liams, Edward Tuckerman, Samuel May, James T. Austin, Amos Lawrence, John Dorr, Peter O. Thacher, Daniel P. Parker, Gideon Snow, Thomas P. Gushing, Robert G. Shaw. Trustees, James Savage, Robert Waterson, Benja- min Guild, John A. Lowell, Nathaniel G. Snelling, Ed- ward Brooks, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray, Francis J. Oliver, Charles Wells, Ebenezer Chadwick, Charles C. Parsons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales, Henry Gas- sett, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee, William Lawrence, Samuel Austin, jr. Henry Sigourney, Ben- jamin D. Greene, William Minot, Samuel T. Arm- strong, John L. Gardner. Savings Bank for Seamen in Boston. Open every day from 10 to 1 o'clock, to receive de- posites from all persons. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, Daniel C. Bacon. Secretary, Thomas K. Davis. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley, jr. Managers, N. A. Barrett, J. W. Blake, George Bond, D. D. Brodhead, Charles Brown, George W. Crockett, H. Edwards, George A. Goddard, Thomas Lamb, J. A. M'Gaw, James Means, William B. Reynolds, Benja- min Rich, Alfred Richardson, Charles Scudder, Will- iam S. Rogers, Joshua Sears, Benjamin Seaver, Phin- eas Sprasfue, William W. Stone, W^illiam Sturgis, Thomas Vose, William Worthington.

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Moses Grant. Secretary, Artemas Simonds. Treasurer, Calvin Whiting. Standing Committee, James C. White, Frederick Gould, Lewis Jones, Simon G. Shipley, Benjamin Ben- nett, George Vinton, Ambrose Seaton, Daniel T. Coit, Calvin Whiting, Thomas W. Haskins, H. Chadbourn, James W. Gates, Alvan Simonds, Moses Grant, Joseph Eustis. Charitable Institutions. 167

AeM> England Institution for the Education of the Blind. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, Thomas H. Perkins. Treasurer, R. D. Tucker. Secretary, S. G. Howe. Trustees, Joseph Baker, Edward Brooks, T. G. Gary, J. D. Fisher, John Homans, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel May, Horace Mann, William H. Prescott, Robert Ran- toul. Samuel Loud, Robert C. Winthrop. Director, S. G. Howe. Principal Teacher, J. W. Warren. Assistant, A. Parks. Profisssor of Music, J. A. Keller. Female Teacher, S. Pillsbury. Teacher of Work Department, O. Swetland. Matron. Mrs. S. Smith. Institution open fr-m 3 to 5 P. M. 1st and 3d Satur- day of each month. Pupils 63.

Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indigent Boys. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Secretary, Henry B. Rogers. Treasurer, J. C. Wild. Manasrers, John D. Williams, John Tappan, Moses Grant, Francis Parkman, Joseph Tuckerman, Charles C. Paine, William Gray, Benjamin A. Gould, Henry Upham, Thomas G. Gary, Edward S. Rand, Geo. Kuhn.

Boston S€am€n''s Friend Society. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, James Means. Treasurer, Thomas D. Qnincy. Secretary, Frederic A. Benson. Minister, Rev. D. M. Lord. Office for distributing Bibles at the Sailors' Home, 99 Purchase St.

Massachusetts Charitable Society. Founded September 6, 1672. Inc. March 15, 1780. President, William C. Hunneman. Vice-President, John S. Lillie. Secretary, Kbenezer Clough. Treasurer, James Ridgeway. 168 Charitable Institutions.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, B. Pierce. Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Robert G. Shaw.

Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. President, John Heard. Vice-President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel F. McCleary. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, Samuel Perkins.

Youns: Men's Benevolent Society. President, H. B. Rogers. Vice-President, H. I. Bowditch, m. d. Secretary, George D. Miles. Treasurer, Henry Clapp, jr. Boston Female Asylum. First Directress, Mrs. Catherine Prescott. Second Directress, Mrs. Tracy. Recording Secretary, Mrs. T. B. Wales. Collecting Sec ry, and Treasurer, Mary Otis.

Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauperism. President, Samuel Dorr. Vice-Presidents, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. James Means, Nathan Gurney, Moses Grant. Secretary, Ezra Wpston, jr. Treasurer, Isaac Means. Penitent Females' Refuge. President, H. Homes. Treasurer, Albert Hobart. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. George W. Blagden.

Prison Discipline Society. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Treasurer, Charles Cleavebind. Secretary, Rev. Louis Dwight.

Fatherless and Widoivs^ Soc. Mrs. Wm. Reynolds, Treasurer. Children's Friend Society, Mrs. Thos. Baldwin, Pres. Snmaritnn Society, Mrs. James ^^yer. President. Female Relief Society, Mrs. I. Wise, President. Charitable Societies. 169

Mass. Humane Society, Benjamin Rich, President. Irish Society. James Boyd President. Young Catholics^ Friend Soc. E. A. Palmer, Pres. Infa7it School Soc. Mrs. Wm. T. Eustis, President.

Seamen's Aid Soc. Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, President. Widow's Society, Mrs. Jona. Amory, President. Scottish Society, James Kelt, President. British Society, William S. Skinner, President. Franklin Typographical Soc. Alfred Mudge, Pres. Port Soc. of Boston, T. K. Davis, Secretary.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society. President, Elijah Vose, of Dorchester. Treasurer, Samuel Walker. Corresponding^ Se-c'ry, Robert Treat Paine. Recording Secretary, Ezra Weston, jr.

Massachusetts Agricultural Society. President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, John Welles, Peter C. Brooks. Trustees, E. Hersey Derby, VVilliam Prescott, Dan- iel Webster, Josiah Q,uincy, jr. Abbot Lawrence, Elias Phinney. Treasurer, Henry Codman. Recordinof Sec'ry, Benjamin Guild. Corresponding Secretary, John Heard.

JVew England Society for the Promotion of Manufac- tures and the Mechanic Arts. President, Nathan Appleton. Vice-Presidents, Henry A. S. Dearborn, Aaron Tufts, D. L. Pickman. Secretary, Samuel F. Coolidge.

American Anti-Slavery Society. Presidrnt, Arthur Tappan, of New York. Vice-Presidents, Samuel Fessenden, and 15 others. Secretaries, James G. Binney, Elizur Wright, jr. Henry B. Stanton. Treasurer, John Rankin. 16 170 Miscellaneous.

Massachusetts Anti- Slavery Society. President, Francis Jackson.

• Vice-Presidents, Joseph South wick, and 22 others. Corresponding- Sec'ry, William Lloyd Garrison. Recording- Secretary, Nathaniel ^outhard. Treasurer, Henry G. Chapman.

American Union for Relief and Improvement of the Coloured Race. President, R. M. Sherman. Vice-Pres. Stephen Van Rensselaer, and 11 ethers. Recording- Secretary, Rev. F. M. Hubbard. Corresponding Secretary, E. A. Andrews. Treasurer, James Haughton.

Boston Marine Society.

President, Daniel C. Bacon. Vice-President, William Austin. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Joseph W. Lewis, John Suter, Nehemiah Parsons, John Smith, Robert B. Edes, Thomas S. Win- slow, Thos. C. Smith, Henry Oxnard, Larkin Turner, Lawrence Lawrenson. Port Wardens, Robert B. Edes, Samuel Nichels, John Cruft. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, Thomas S. Winslow, John Hodgkins, John Doak, George Whitte- more. Committee of Observation, Samuel Quincy, P'rancis Davis, Arthur French. Committee of Accounts, James Hall, Josiah Bradley, Francis Welch. Committee to regulate and manage the Museum and Library, Thomas B. Curtis, Thomas Lamb, William Hales, Thomas C. Smith, Henry Wainwright, John S. Sleeper. Wardens and Stewards, George Hallet, Ozias Good- win, Arthur French. Commissioners of Pilots and Pilotage, Caleb Curtis, Samuel Quincy. Miscellaneous. 171

Asncricnn Stnliontr^s Company. President, .John Pick'^rin/. Treasiippr, John D. VV. Williams. Clerk, D. S. Greenoiicrh. Directors, Jared Spaik.s, Samuel G. Goodrich, S. P. Heywood, Theophilus Parsons, Thomas G. Wells. Agents, John B. Russell, S. W. fStickney.

Massachusetts Peace Society. President, Ch irles Lowell, d. d. Vice-President, Robert Waterston. Treasurer, J. P. Blanch ird. Recordino- Secretary, Willicim Brigham. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Baron Stow.

South Cove Corportion. President, Edward H. Robbins. Agent, Francis Jackson. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring.

Directors of Mount Auburn Cemetary. Joseph Story, George Bond, lames Reed, Jacob Bigelow, Joseph P. Bradlee, Benjamin Gould, Charles P. Curtis, Benjamin R. Curtis.

Bunker Hill Monument Association. President, Joseph T. Buckingham. Secretary, Francis O. Watts. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russel. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard.

State Prison at Charlestown. Inspectors, John R. Adan, Sherman Leland, Charles Wells. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. x Deputy Warden, Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surgeon, William J. Walker, m. d.~ Clerk, Henry Frothingham. Superintendent of the Stone Department, Francis Lawrence. 172 Rail Road Companies.

Boston and Worcester Rail Road. President, Nathan Hale Directors, David Henshaw, Daniel Denny, Eliphalet Williams, George Morey, Daniel Hammond, R. H. Winslow, William Jackson, William Sturgis. Superintendent, James F. Curtis. Treasurer and Clerk, Horace Williams. Agent, William Jackson. Boston and Providence Rail Road. President, W. W. Woolsey. Directors, Joseph W. Revere, John F. Loring, Chas. H. Russell, Elihu Townsend, B. R. Nichols, Josiah Quincy, jr. Treasurer, John F. Loring. General Superintendent, W. Raymond Lee. Boston and Lowell Rail Road. Directors, Joseph Tilden, President, Patrick T. Jackson, J. F. Loring, William Appleton, G. W. Pratt. Treasurer, P. T. Jackson. Clerk, B. R. Nichols. Agent and Engineer, James F. Baldwin. Western Rail Road. President, Thomas B. Wales. Directors, Thomas B. Wales, George Bliss, Isaac C. Bates, Josiah Quincy, jr. Robert Rantoul, jr. Edmund Dwight, John Henshaw, Amasa Walker, Obadiah Wood. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk, Ellis Gray Loring. Agent, George Bliss. Chief Engineers, W. G. McNeill, G. W. Whistler. Resident Engineer, William H. Swift. Eastern Rail Road. President, George Peabody. Directors, Samuel S. Lewis, Robert G. Shaw, Fran- cis J. Oliver, Isaiah Breed, Larkin Thorndike, Stephen A. Chase, Pyam Lovett, Amos Binney, James C.Dunn, Daniel Adams, 3d. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Reed. Clerk, William H. Foster. Chief Engineer, John M. Fessenden. Banks in Boston. 173 BANKS IN BOSTON. American Bank. No, 70 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Benjamin Fiske, President. H. Odiorne, Cashier. | W. Directors, Benjamin Fiske, Levi Brigham, Arthur French, George Odiorne, William F. Whitney, Wil- liam H. Odiorne. Teller, Thomas B. Fearincr. Book-Keeper, Thomas J. Bayley. Messenger, A. P. Baker. Discount daily.

Atlantic Bank. No. 8 Kilby Street. Capital, $500,000.

Pliny Cutler, President. | Benjamin Dodd, Cashier. Directors, Pliny Cutler, Henry F. Baker, Francis Fisher, Jeremiah Hill, James Johnson, William G. Lambert, Montgomery Newell, William F. Otis, James Pickens, B.D.Whitney, Amasa Walker, James Ellison. Teller, Richard Ward. Book-Keeper, George Wm. Dodd. Messenger, James Adams. Discount daily.

Atlas Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. C. Gray, President, Joseph White, Cashier. Samuel j Directors, Samuel C. Gray, William H. Foster, James Harris, Nehemiah Parsons, Phineas Sprague, Samuel A. Wells, Elijah Williams. Teller, Benjamin H. Barnes. Book-Keeper, John D. Young. Messenger, William Beck. Solicitor, Theophilus Parsons. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Boston Bank. No. 48 State Street. Capital, $600,000. Robert G. Shaw, President. James C. Wild, Cashier. | Directors, Robert G. Shaw, Nathan Appleton, Daniel C. Bacon, Josiah Bradlee, Samuel Cabot, Robert Hoop- 16* 174 Banks in Boston. er, jr. Thomas B. Curtis, William J. Loring, William Sullivan, Phineas Upham, Henry Upham. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Messenger and Porter, George Breckenridge. '" " William Sullivan. Discount every day.

City Bank. ^ No. 61 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. \ Francis J. Oliver, Pres. Eliphalet Williams, Cash. | ;

Directors, Francis J. Oliver, Thomas Cordis, Luther ! Faulkner, Isaac Bangs, William T. Andrews, Samuel \ K.Williams, Henderson Inches, jr. Josiah Stedman,

Eliphalet Williams. ' Teller, C. F. Blanchard. > Book-Keeper, Charles Barry. C. 'f. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. f Messenger, Johonnot. Andrew \ Porter, W. A. Frost. l Discount every day. 1

Commercial Bank. • Street. Capital, No. 91 State $500,000. j Parker H. Pierce, President. Joseph Andrews, Cash. |

Directors, Parker H. Pierce, Joseph Andrews, I

William Graves, A. C. Lombard, Isaac Scholfield, jr. i

A. B. Weston, Charles Valentine, E. P. Tileston. \ Teller, Jonas Bennett. | Book-Keeper, Daniel Andrews. j Messenger, Joseph Curtis. \ Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Columbian Bank.

No. 34 State Street. Capital, $500,000. I

John G. Torrey, President. | William Coffin, Cashier. ; Directors, John G. Torrey, Joseph Tilden, George \ W. Lyman, Patrick T. Jackson, John Pickering, Wil- | liam Amory, John T. Coolidge, Samuel A. Appleton, Samuel Hooper | Banks in Boston. 175

Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Gushing. Messenger, James Kean. Solicitor, John Pickering. Discount every day.

Commonwealth Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. K. Simpson, President. Charles Hood, Cashier. John | Directors, John K. Simpson, Adams Bailey, John Mills, Oliver Fletcher, Hall J. How, William Freeman, Elisha Parks, F. S. Carruth, Otis Rich, Charles Hood. Teller, T. W. Colburn. Book-Keeper, James Swan. Discount Clerk, Albert Fitz. Messenger, Edward Barry. Porter, Lewis Jones. Pension Department.—John K. Simpson, Agent. Lowell M. Stone, F. W. Bridges, Clerks. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Eagle Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capita], $500,000. Titus Welles, President. John J. Fisk, | Cashier. Directors, Titus Wells, William Almy, Charles W. Cartwright, John Skinner, Francis Skinner, John Wil- liams, Elijah Loring, Benj. L. Thompson, William B. Swett, Andrew Cunningham, John D. Bates, Isaac P. Townsend. Teller, H. B. Odiorne. Book-Keeper, Joshua P. Blanchard. Discount Clerk, J. W. Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenezer Sampson. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Franklin Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Josiah Dunham, President. Benj.F. Hathorne, Cash. | Directors, Josiah Dunham, John Mears, Ebenezer Stevens, Samuel S. Ridgway, Ebenezer Hayward, Hugh Montgomery. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. 176 Banks in Boston.

Freeman's Bank. No. 5 Sea Street. Capital, $150,000. Andrew Drake, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. | Directors, Andrew Drake, Levi Bliss, Solomon Piper, Prentiss Hobbs, Jedediaii Tuttle, Elijah Clark, Free- man Fisher, Thomas How, John H. Rogers. Messenger, Langdon Coffin. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Fulton Bank. No. 31 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Charles Henshaw, President. J. Dana Adams, Cash. | Directors, Nathan Carruth, James C. Dunn, Charles Henshaw, John C. Hay den, John Mellen, John K. Simpson, jr. William Ward, A. T. Lowe. Teller, Book-Keeper, A. S. Whiting. Messenger, W. S. Fish. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Globe Bank. No. 22 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. James Read, President. Charles Sprague, Cashier. | Directors, James Read, Abel Adams, Stephen Fair- banks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Pray, John F. Priest, Ignatius Sargent, Enoch Silsby. Paying Teller, Calvin Whiting. Receiving Teller, Alfred Skelton. Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Discount Clerk, William H. Wheeler. Assistant Clerk, Frederick Nichols. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank.

No. 1 Commercial Wharf. Capital, $500,000. John Binney, President. Archibald Foster, Cashier. | Directors, John Binney, Joseph V. Bacon, George Denny, Benjamin Dodd, N. Faxon, Frederick Gould, Banks in Boston. 177

John Kettell, Benson Leavitt, James Mc Gregor, Sam- uel H. Ricli, Francis G. Shaw. Teller, Samuel Kneeland. Book-Keeper, Alfred B. Hall. Messenger, Barnabas Binney. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Hancock Bank. Merchant's Row. Capital, $500,000. Daniel D. Brodhead, Pres. Edward S. Erving-, Cash. | Directors, Daniel D. Brodhead, Amos Binney, Reuben A. Lamb, George W. Lewis, James W. Smith, Richard Sonle, John T. Ward, Edward S. Erving. Teller, Samuel B. Dyer. Book-Keeper, Ellis B. Green. Messenger, William L. Barnes. Discount days, Tuesday and Saturday.

Hamilton Bank. No. 66 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Daniel Denny, President. Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. | Directors, Daniel Denny, James Gushing, George H. Kuhn, William Phipps, Willard Sayles, Thomas Wigglesworth, Marshal P. Wilder, Samuel W. Swett, Thomas G. Gary. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-Keeper, Elijah Fiske. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, S. S. Blanchard. Discount daily.

Kilby Bank. No. 28 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Peter Harvey, President. John M. Brodhead, Cashier. | Directors, Peter Harvey, William Fettyplace, John T. Mansfield, Joshua Webster, jr. Benj. Lamson, Sam- uel T. Huse, S muel S. Lewis, Stephen White, Elipha- let Kimball, William H. Sumner. Teller, Addison Ware. Book-Keeper, E. Johnson, jr. Messenger, John W. May. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday. 178 Banks in Boston.

Lafayette Bank.

South Boston. Ca piicil, $ 1 50,000.

Amasa G. Smith, President. | Joshua Child, Cashier. Directors, James Hendley, J. W. Center, Jphn Web- ber, George Page, B. B. Kent, J. Dunham, jr. W. P. Loring. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Mechanics Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Charles Cole jr. Prf^sident. Alvan Simonds, Cashier. | Directors, David Nickerson, Noah Brooks, James W. Converse, Timothy Abbott, Cranston Howe, John B. Russell, John Leach, Solon Jenkins. Messenger, Williams B. Brooks. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Market Bank. City Wharf. Capital, $1,000,000. B. Reynolds. President. Samuel O. Mead, Cash. Wm. | Directors, A. H. Bowman, William H. Delano, John A. Mc Gaw, Benj. Sewall, Shadrach Robinson, Josiah Stickney, Samuel H. Wallev, jr. C. O. Whittemore. Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Porter, Charles S. Evans. Solicitor, Charles G. Loring. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Massachusetts Bank. No. 66 State Street. Capital, $800,000. Jonathan Phillips, President. James Dodd, Cashier. | Directors, Edward Tuckerman, William D. Sohier, John Parker, jr. Samuel Torrey, John L. Gardner, William Parsons. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, Henry G. Foster. Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Porter, Samuel Kelley. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Banks in Boston. 179

Merchants Bank. No. 28 State Street. Capital, $1,500,000. Franklin Haven, Pres. Charles H. Eldridge, Cash. | Directors, Mark Healey, iNathaniel F. Cunnintrham, John B. Jones, Lnke Pray, Sumipl Henshaw, David Henshaw, James K. Mills, William P. Winchester, Israel Whitney, Richard Fletcher. First Teller, Thomas W. Hooper. Second Teller, J. B. Witherbee. Discount Clerk, Charles H. Eldridge. Assistant do. John J. Mny. First Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Second do. G. M. Norwood. Collection Clerk, Thomas Bulfinch. Messengfer, J. H. Batchelder. Porter, John Barnes. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Middling Interest Bank. Commercial Street. Capital, $150,000. Cashier. John M. Fiske, President. | James Steele, Directors, William S. Bridge, John Winn, Benjamin Smith, William Winn, John Snelling, William C. Perkins, Samuel Prince, Robert Ripley. Discount daily.

North Bank. No. 26 North M arket Street. Capital, $750,000.

John W. Trull, President. | Gurdon Steele, Cashier. Directors, Oliver Eldredge, Calvin Washburn, Elijah Williams, jr. James Davis, Isaiah Bangs, Henry D. Gray, James Weld, A. H. Fiske, John T. Heard, Henry B. Humphrey. Teller, P. H. White. Book-Keeper, William M. Pray. Discount Clerk, Albert G. Dnwes. Messenger and Porter, Joseph W. Newell. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. 180 Banks in Boston.

' New Ejigland Bank. No. 67 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. Philip Marett, President. | E. P. Clark, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Dorr, Nathaniel Goddard, Henry Gassett, Dudley Hall, Mace Tisdale, John D. Wil- liams, William Worthins^ton, Daniel Weld. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Receiving Teller, Samuel T. Thompson. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Messenger, Seth Pettee. Discount every day.

Oriental Bank. No. 88 State Street. Capital, $750,000. Matthew S. Parker, Pres. George F. Cook, Cashier. | Directors, William T. Eustis, Charles Leighton, F, E. While, E. H. Little, Thatcher Magoun,jr. T. C. Smith, T. C. Amory, J. T. Stevenson. Teller, William W. Willard. Book-Keeper, Augustus C. Gale. Messenger, VViliirm Raymond, 2d. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

South Bank. No. 40 State Street. Capita], $500,000. John Preston, President. John J. Loring, Cashier. | Directors, Benjamin C. Clark, William H. Foster, (Salem,) Henry Clark, Isaac Livermore, Francis Pea- body, John W. Fenno. Teller, Stephen G. Davis. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, J. J. Loring, jr. Solicitor, William B. Dorr. Discount daily.

Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. No 87 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Baldwin, President. Enoch Plummer, Cashier. Enoch | Directors. Joseph Whitney, Cheever Newhall, Jona- than Forbush, James Cheever, Joseph Southwick, Jo- Banks in Boston. 181 siah M. Jones, George \V. Thayer, B. C. Harris, Isaac Williams, Luke Brooks, John Albree. Teller, Charles A. Elliot. Book-Keeper, Samuel Carr. Messenger, J. G. Gnnderson. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Suffolk Bank.

No. 65 State Street. Capital, $750,000. Henry B. Stone, President. Isaac C. Brewer, Cashier. | Directors, Joseph Baker, John Belknap, Ebenezer Francis, Ebenezer Breed, Samuel Hubbard, William Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Means, Benj. R. Nichols, Jeffrey Richardson, Nathaniel P. Russell. Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, Stephen P. Greenwood. Discount Clerk, Charles Emerson. Assistant Clerks, A. K. Hunt, C. Smith, T. Rand, A. S. Page. Book-Keeper, A. Chapman. Foreign Money Depart.—VVm. Grubb, jr. Teller. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

State Bank.

No. 53 State Street. Capital, $1,800,000. £. A. Bourne, President, Jonathan Call, Cashier. |

Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett, David Ellis, Henry Oxnard, John Henshaw, Thomas Gray, Jacob Hall, Thomas Thacher, Thomas P. Gushing, Samuel H. Babcock. Paying Teller, Charles Bartlett. Receiving Teller, John B. Gould. First Book-Keeper, W^illiam E. Vincent. Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, B. F. Edmands. Messenger, James H. Foster, jr. Solicitor, James T. Austin. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. 17 182 Banks in Boston.

Shnwmut Bank. No. 92 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Benjamin T. Reed, President. Thomas Drown, Cash. | Directors, Wm. Bramh;tll, Gardner Brewer, Nathan- iel Dana, John L. Dimmock, Albert Fearing, John Gardner, Jairus B. Lincoln, Josiah Reed, Aaron Rice, Horace Scudder. Teller, Henry Hooper. Book-Keeper, Thomas S. Fullerton. Messenger, Sampson Mason. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Traders Bank. No. 9 India Street. Capital, $500,000. David Dudley, President. Jeremiah Gore, Cashier. | Directors, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Jabez Fisher, 2d. Jabez C. Howe, Deming Jarvis, Thomas Lord, Henry Smith. Teller, Lucian Skinner. Book-keeper, John K. Hall. Messenger, T. O. Brackett. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Treviont Hank. No. 41 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. Jfimes Dalton, Cashier. I Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Caleb Curtis, Henry H. Fuller, George A. Goddard, Andrew T. Hall,"Tsnac Stevpns, Enoch Train, Gill VVheelock. Teller, A. T. Frolhinghim. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount every day.

Union Bank. No. 40 State Street. Capital, $800,000. Fales, President. Chester Samuel | Adams, Cashier. Directors, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dalton, Jeremiah Fitch, OziasGood"in, Giles Lodge, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Stearns, Nathl. H. Emmons, Moses Wheeler. Banks in Massachusetts. 183

Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, A. Trowbride'e. Discount Clerk, Reuben S\van,jr. Assistant Clerk, N. Emmons. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount every day.

Washington Bank. No. 410 Washington Street. Capital, $500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. | Directors, T. G. Atkins, Thomas Brewer, Charles Davis, Josiah P. Cooke, Windsor Fay, Francis Jack- son, Josiah Stedman, Moses Williams. Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, J. A. Richards. Messenger and Porter, J. H. Champney. Solicitor, J, P. Cooke. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Bunker-Hill Bank, CharUstown. Capital, $150,000. David Devens, President. Thomas Marshall, Cashier. |

Directors, James Bird, jr. Andrew Blanchard, jr. Reuben Hunt, Jotham Johnson, Gilman Stanley, Gil- bert Tufts, Larkin Turner, E. F. Cutter. Assistant Clerk, Caleb T. Symmes. Messenger, John Mitchell. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday, P. M. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing and Col- lecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank.

Phanix Bank, Charlesiown. Capital, $300,000.

William Wyman, Pres. | Thomas Browne,jr. Cash. Directors, George Bates, Isaac Fiske, John Hurd, James Hunnewell, Eliab P. Mackintire, Nathan Pratt, Abijah Thompson, Galen James. Assistant Clerk, N. Tower, jr. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Hamilton Bank, Boston. 184 Banks in Massachusetts.

Charlestown Bank. Capital, $150,000. Edward Clark, President. Paul Willard, Cashier. D. | Directors, Arthur W. Austin, Bowen Buckman, Charles Foster, Paul Willard. Clerk, John Harris, '2d. Discount day, Monday. Business transacted at the Suffolk Bank, Boston.

JVorfolk Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $200,000.

Caleb P;trker, jr. President. | William Whitino-, Cash. Directors, Ephraim Harrington, D. A. Simmons, Lincoln Fearing, Samuel Billings. Discount Wednesdays.

People's Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $100,000.

Samuel Guild, President. | B. Stone, Cashier. Directors, Elijah Lewis, Benjamin Weld, Ebenezer Crafts, Chester Guild, Aaron D. Williams, Shubael Bills, Joseph H. Billings, Newell Withington. Discount days, Wedn^esday and Saturday.

Winthrop Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $100,000.

John J. Clarke, President. [ James Russell, Cashier. Directors, William Bacon, Isaac H. Gary, J. W. Tucker, Benjamin F. Campbell. Discount Mondays. Bank of Brighton, Brighton. Capital, $200,000. Edward Sparhawk, President. Life Baldwin, Cashier. | Directors, S. H. Bennett, Tyler Bigelow, Samuel Brooks, Cephas Brackett, James Dana, Dexter Fay, John Heard, S. Hudson. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Middlesex Bank, E. Camhridge. Capital, $150,000. Cash. Ebenezer Jones, President. | William Whitney, Directors, Henry Hatch, Abner Pierce, Jesse Hall, one vacancy. ]!)iscount days, Monday and Thursday.

Camhridge Bank, Camhridgeport. Capital, $100,000. Samuel P. P. Fay, President. Martin Lane, Cashier. | Directors, Newell Bent, Benjamin Bigelow, Nathan Childs, Charles Everett, William Fisk, Chas. Haynes, Ebenezer Kimball, J. Trowbridge. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. Banks in Massachusetts. 185

Charles River Bank. Cambridge. Capital, $100,000.

Levi Farwell, President. | J. B. Uana, Cashier. Directors, Simon Greenleaf^ Asahel Stearns, C. C. Little, (31iver Hastings, William Brown, J. H. Bates, E. Brown, jr. W. Watriss. Discount Wednesdays.

Location and J^ames of other Banks 186 Banks in Massachusetts.

Springfield, Springfield " Citizens " Chicopee Waltham, Walthain Stockbridge, Housatonic Ware, Hampshire JVlanuf. Taunton, Bristol County Westfield, Hampden " Cohannet Weymouth, Union Bank of " Taunton Weymouth & Uxbridge, Blackstone Braintree Worcester, Central Wrentham, Wrentham " Quinsigarnond Wareham, Wareham " Worcester Yarmouth, Barnstable

Aggregate of the Banks in Massachusetts, on the 1st Saturday of October, 1837.

Capital Stock paid in, - - . $38,430,000 00 Bills in circulation of five dollars and upwards, 7.800,541 46 Bills in circulation less than five dollars, 2,()32,542 25 Net profits on hand, - . - . 1,519,959 49 Balances due to other Banks, - - 5,757,323 00 Cash deposited, &c. not bearing interest, 8,4(17,465 02 Cash deposited, bearing interest - 5,619,680 78 Due from the Banks, - - - 70.269.983 20 Gold, silver, and other coined metals, 1,518,088 00 Real Estate, 1,164,788 53 Bills of Banks in this State, - - 2.802,645 13 Bills of Banks elsewhere, - - 191.64128 Balances due from other Banks, - 5,871,089 98 Due to the Banks, excepting balances, 58,713,467 79

Total resources of the Banks, - - 70,349,904 58 Amount of the last semi annual dividend, 1,073,850 00 Amount of reserved profits, - - 1,558,802 89

Debts secured by pledge of Stock - 2,139,525 52 Debts due and considered doubtful, - 750,540 57 Rate of semi-annual dividend on amount of Capital of the Banks, as existing when dividend was made, a fraction more than 2 and 13-16ths of one per cent.

130 Banks have made returns to the Commonwealth. The Franklin Bank, in S. Boston, has not made a return. Insurance Companies in Boston. 187 LYSUR^.yCE COMPAMES IJV BOSTOJV. American Insurance Company.

No. 54 State st. Cap. $300,000. Dividend Jan. & July, President. J. S. Barbour, Secretary. J. I. Bowditch, ( Directors, Nathan Appleton, Samuel Appleton, Hor- ace Gray, Benj. A. Gould, John Heard, Caleb Loring, Samuel May, Paschal P. Pope, Benj. Rich, Robert G. Shaw, H. Oxnard, Francis Bacon.

Atlantic Insurance Company.

No. 29 State st. Cap. $250,000. Div. Jan. & July.

Francis Watts, President. | Robert Farley, Secretary. Directors, Joseph V. Bacon, Charles Brown, Wil- liam H. Foster, Jabez C. Howe, Deming Jarvis, Thad- deus Nichols, jr. Henry Oxnard, Isaac C. Pray. Clerk, John R. Davis.

Atlas Insurance Company.

No. 31 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Samuel A. Wells, Pres. Andrew C. Dorr, jr. Sec'ry. | Directors, John Borland, George B. Blake, George Brinley, Edward Cruft, Richard Devens, Thomas Den- nie, Edward Eldredge, John Harris, James Harris, John Hooper, jr. Jeremiah Kahler, Joseph W. Lewis, Phin- eas Sprague, Rezin D. Shepherd.

Boston Marine Insurance Company,

No. 52 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec.

Daniel Sargent, President. | Joseph May, Secretary.

• Directors, Henry F. Baker, Edmund Baylies, George B. Carv, Thomas B. Curtis, John L. Gardner, Robert C. Hoo'per, Robert C. Mackay, J. T. Stephenson, T.W. Ward, Stephen White.

Boston Insurance Company. No. 62 State st Cap. $300,000. Div. "ivlarch & Sept. Lemuel Pope, President. P. Freeman, Secretary. | W. Directors, John Bryant, Nathaniel Goddard, Giles Lodge, John F. Loring, William Lawrence, George Pratt, Moses Wheeler, J. H. Wolcott. 188 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

No. 412 Wash. St. Cap. $300,000. Div. Ap. &l Oct. L. Gulliver,jr. Secretary. Aaron Baldwin, President. | Directors, Thomas Brewer, J. P. Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Philip Marett, Josiah Stedman, J. P. Townsend, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec. P. Meriam, Sec'ry. Charles Bradbury, Pres. | Edward Directors, Andrew E. Belknap, S. Hooper, Robert Hooper,jr. Theodore Chase, Henry Siarourney, Will- iam Savage, William Sawyer, Thomas B. Wales.

Commonwealth Insurance Cvmpany. No. 19 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. K.Simpson, President. John Stevens, Secretary. John | Directors, John Albree, Adams Bailey, D. D. Brod- head, Jeremiah Brings, Larra Crane, Scotto Clark, Daniel Draper, Charles Ellis, William Freeman, Alfred Greenough, Henry Hatch, Hall J. How, David Hen- shaw, Charles Henshaw, Charles Hood, Samuel S. Lewis, William Parmenter, P. S. Shelton, Jonas L. Sibley, Daniel Taylor, Nathaniel Thayer, jr. William F. Whitney, Thomas J. Whittemore, Amusa Walker. Marine Officer, John G. Powers. Fire Officer, Henry Hatch.

Franklin Insurance Company. No. 44 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July.

Francis Welch, President. I Wm. M. Byrnes, Sec'ry A. Stanley, Clerk. I Directors, Samuel L. Abbott, Fred. H. Bradley, Lem John Lamson, Crackbon, James Reed, Enoch Trail ., Eliphalet Williams, T. Magoun, jr. Insurance Companies in Boston. 189

MremeiVs Insurance Company. No. aO State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Thomas C. Amory, Pres. S. G. Rogers, jr. Secretary. j Directors, Joseph P. Bradlee, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Josiah Daniell, John S. Ellery, William G. Eaton, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Slade, jr. Benja- min Seaver, Ignatius Sargent, Benjamin Yea'ton.

Fishing Insurance Company.

No. 20 Com']. St. Cap. $100,000. Div. Jan. & July. Benjamin Sewall, President. Moses Sewall, Sec'ry. | Directors, Benjamin Abrahams, C.Cole, jr. Benjamin Dodd, Otis Drury, C. F. Eaton, William V. Kent, Israel Lombard, Robert Ripley, James A. Smith, John Snelling, Newell WithingtonI

Globe Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 63 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July.

William Hales, President. | J. H. Lunt, Secretary. Directors, Atkins Adams, William Davis, jr. Francis Fisher, Samuel C. Gray, Henry Lunt, H. C. Mackay, C. C. Parsons, William Tucker.

Hope Insurance Company. No. 15 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Nehemiah Parsons, Pres. Augustus Lovett, Sec'ry. | Directors, Phillip Ammidon, B. A. Gould, Bela Hunt- ing, Thomas Lord, Robert D. C. Merry, Wm. Parsons, Geortre W. Pratt, John P. Rice, Epes Sargent, John W^ Trull.

India Insurance Company.

24 State st. Cap. $200,000. Josiah Marshal], President. B. F. Willard, Secretary. | Directors, Benjamin Burgess, Matthew Bolles, jr. Joseph C. Brodhead, Seth Bryant, Jonathan dishing, Francis B. Crowninshield, E. C. Dyer, George Greger- son, Harrison Gray, Charles D. Gould, Peter Harvey, Eliphalet Kimball, William F. Otis, Benjamin Poor, James M. W^hiton, Joshua Webster, jr. Amasa Walker. 190 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co. No. 45 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Nathaniel G. Snelling, Pres. John Center, Secretary. | Directors, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon E. Greene, Abraham Howard, James Savage, Enoch Sils- by, Elijah Loring, Benjamin M. Watson.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 17 State street, (up stairs.)

Charles Wells, President. ) William Tufts, Secretary. Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Joseph Austin, George Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Henry Codman, Charles P. Curtis, Ebenezer Francis, William Law- rence, Joseph Lovering, John A. Lowell, Samuel May, Charles Wells, John D. Williams.

Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38 State st. Cap. $400,000. Div. April & Oct.

Joseph Balch, President. 1 George Homer, Sec'ry. Assist. Pres. Edward Stearns, Saml. Tenney, | Clerk. Directors, Daniel C. Bacon, Ebenezer Chadwick, Nathaniel Curtis, Arthur French, Henry Hall, Robert Hooper, jr. Abbott Lawrence, Elijah Loring, T. H. Swett, Benjamin L. Thompson, Samuel Whitwell, Israel Whitney.

Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. No. 50 State st. Cap. $500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 1818. Dividend January. William Prescott, President. Actuary, Nath'l. Bowditch. Secretary, Moses L.Hale. | Vice Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, John Hooper, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jackson, John Lowell, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H.Per- kins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, John Tappan, Titus Welles. Directors, Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, Nath'l. Bowditch, John Bryant, Ebenezer Chadwick, Henry Codman, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley, Benjamin R. Nichols, Daniel P. Parker, Joseph Tilden. Receiver, George F. Flint. Messenger, Albert Smith. Insurance Companies in Boston. 191

Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 59 State st. Cap. $800,000. Div. April & Oct. Charles Cartwright, Pres. Samuel Hunt, Sec'ry. W. | Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Amos Binney, John Bumstead, Edmund Munroe, William Parker, George Pratt, Robert Rogerson, William Shimmin, William B. Swett, Supply C. Thwing.

Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 13 State street

Adam Thaxter, Pres. J. Hill Belcher, Secretary. W. | Directors, William Adams, Ezekiel Bates, John Boles, James Boyd, Jacob Hall, Phineas Dow, Christo- pher Gore, Enoch Hobart, Thomas Moulton, George Wm. Phillips, John B. Wells, James Weld.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 62 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. May & Nov. Meriam, Pres. Nathaniel ) Wm. B. Coffin, Secretary. Directors, Benjamin Bangs, John G. Low, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, James Johnson, Henry Lee, George A. Goddard, George F. Williams, Elijah Lor- ing, Edward Wigglesworth.

JVew England Marine Insurance Company. No. 36 State st Cap. $300,000. Div. June «& Dec.

James Hall, President | John Waters, Secretary. Directors, William Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Jo- siah Bradley, Edniund Bailies, Andrew Cunningham, Ozias Goodwin, John Pickering, Stephen H. Perkins, James Parker, Richard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden. Messenger, George Golding.

JVeptune Insurance Company. No. 64 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct Caleb Curtis, President Joseph | H. Gardner, Sec'ry. Directors, David Devens, Samuel Quincy, Gilman Stanley, Thomas C. Smith, Horace Scudder, John P. Thorndike. 192 Insurance Companies in Boston.

JVational Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

No. 62 State St. Cap. $1,000,000. Div. April & Oct. Samuel W. Swett, Pres. A. H. Bean, Secretary. | Directors, William Appleton, William Amory, Isaac Bangs, Daniel Denny, J, W. Edmands, J. L. Gardner, William H. Gardiner, Thomas Gray, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel Hubbard, John Hooper, George Howe, George H. Kuhn, Daniel Kimball, John A. Lowell, Isaac Liver- more, James Means, B. R. Nichols, Isaac Parker, Dud- ley L. Pickman, Francis Skinner, Willard Sayles, Mar- shall P. Wilder, Israel Whitney.

Ocean Insurance Company.

No. 28 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July. Joseph H. Adams, President. John Preston, Sec'ry. | Directors, Benjamin Burgess, Jabez Fisher, 2d. Mark Healey, Israel Lombard, John Preston, Henry Tim- mins, Ferdinand E. White, James Weld, Aaron D. Weld, W. P. Winchester, Dixey Wildes.

Protection Insurance Company. No. 23 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Clark, President. John | Samuel Wheeler, Secretary. Directors, Benjamin C. Clark, Edward D. Clark, George Callender, B. F. Copeland, P. J. Farnham, Na- than Knight, Theodore D. Parker, A. W. Thaxter, jr.

Pacific Insurance Company. No. 46 State st. Capital $200,000.

William W. Parrot, Pres. j Joel Scott, Secretary. Directors, Jonathan Forbush, Amasa Walker, Thos. Haven, George Hughes, Hollis Thayer, Cheever New- hall, Philip Greely, jr. Jacob G. Hallet, James Cheever, Adolphus Davis. Messenger, Samuel M. Temple.

Suffolk Insurance Company. State corner of Congress street. Cap. $300,000. Div. April &. Oct. Perkins, S. G. Pres. | Pelham W. Hayward, Sec'ry. Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Henry F. Baker, Ben- Insurance Companies in Boston. 193 jamin C. Clark, Thomas G. Gary, Charles Cunningham, Isaac P. Davis, Thomas Dixon, George W. Lyman, James K. Mills, William Parsons, Henry Wainwright.

TVemont Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Com'l. Wharf. Capital $200,000. Div. May & Nov. Binney, President. George Hale, Secretary. John | Directors, Daniel C. Bacon, D. D. Brodhead, Amos Binney, C. J. F. Binney, James C. Dunn, Joseph Hart, John Kettell, A. C. Lombard, Samuel S. Lewis, Henry Oxnard, Benjamin Rich, Richard Soule, Francis G. Shaw, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, Charles Wilkins.

United States Insurance Company.

No. 95 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July. Pierce, President. Robert Hale, jr. Sec'ry. Parker H. | Directors. Isaiah Bangs, Benjamin Fiske, A. C.Lom- bard, John H. Pearson, William Perkins, Alfred Rich- ardson, Isaac Scholfield, jr. John Smith, Richard Soule, Ezra \V eston.

Warren Insurance Company.

No. 90 State street. Capital, $100,000, Dimmock, Pres. Alfred Wheelwright, Sec'ry. John L. | Directors, William Bramhall, Edmund F. Bradlee, John Tyler, Samuel Wheelwright, jr. Elisha Howes, J. B. Lincoln, Aaron Rice, J. W. Bluke, Benjamin T. Reed, Matthew Cobb, Henry Lincoln.

Washington Insurance Company.

No. 42 State st. Cap. $200 000. Div. April &l Oct. Lamb, President. Isaac Sweetser, Thomas | Secretary. Directors, Samuel T. Armstrong, D;iniel C. Bacon, Francis Bacon, J. T. Coolidge, Samuel Dorr, William B. Reynolds, John Skinner,"Michael H. Simpson. 18 NATIONAL REGISTER.

€Kobernment of tlje Sanfteti States. i

MARTIN VAN BUREN, (N. Y.) President. |

RICHARD M. JOHNSON, (Ken.) Vice-President, 'i

TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. Twenty-Fifth Congress. 195

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (242.) James K. Polk, Tenn. Speaker.

MAINE sends 8.

Hugh J. Anderson George Evans Joseph C. Noyes Timothy J. Carter John Fairfield Fr. O. J. Smith Thomas Davee Jonathan Cilley

NEW-HAMPSHIRE 5. Ch. G. Atherton James Farrington Jared W.Williams Samuel Cushman Joseph Weeks

VERMONT 5. Heman Allen Isaac Fletcher William Slade Horace Everett Hiland Hall,

MASSACHUSETTS 12. John (i. Adams Caleb Gushing Levi Lincoln Nathl. B. Borden Richard Fletcher Wm. Parmenter George N. Briggs George Grennell Steph. C. Phillips Wm. B. Calhoun Wm. S. Hastings John Reed

RHODE ISLAND 2. Robt. B. Cranston Jos.L. Tillinghast

CONNECTICUT 6. Elisha Haley Samuel Ingham Isaac Toucey Orin Holt Lancelot Phelps Th. T. Whittlesey

NEW YORK 40. John T. Andrews Albert Gallup John Palmer Bennett Bicknell Abrah. P. Grant Atnasa J. Parker Samuel Birdsall Hiram Gray William Patterson John C.Brodhead Ogden Hoffman Luther C. Peck Isaac H. Bronson Th. B. Jackson Zadock Pratt Andr. D.W.Bruyn Nathaniel Jones John H. Prentiss C. C. Cambreleng Gouvern'r Kenible David Russell Timothv Childs Arphaxad Loomis Mark H.Sibley John C." Clark Richard P.Marvin James B. Spencer Edward Curtis Robert McClellan William Taylor John I. DeGraff Charles F.Mitchell Obadiah Titus John Edwards Ely Moore Henry Vail Millard Filmore Wm. H. Noble Abrah. Vanderveer Henry A. Foster

NEW JERSEY 6. John B. Ayckrigg J. P. B. Maxwell Charles C. Stratton William Halstead Jas. F. Randolph Th. Jones Yorke 196 Twenty-Fifth Congress.

PENNSYLVANIA 28. William Beatty Henry Logan David Petriken Richard Biddle Charles McChire Arnold Plumer Andrew Buchanan T.M.T.MrKeniian William W. Potter Kdward DariingtonMatthias Morris David Potts, jr. Edward Davies Samuel W. Morris Luther Reily Jacob Fry, jr. H. A. Muhlenberg John Sergeant Robt. H.Hammond Charles Navlor Daniel Shefter Thomas Henry Charles Ogle Geo. W. Toland Edward B. Hubley Lemuel Paynter David D. Wagener John Klingensmilh

DELAWARE 1. John J. Milligan.

MARYLAND 8. John Dennis Wm. C. Johnson Francis Thomas Benj. C. Howard Isaac McKim J T.H.Worthington Daniel Jenifer James A. Pearce

VIRGINIA 2L Andrew Beirne R. T. M. Hunter John M. Fatten James W. Bouldin Joseph Johnson Is. S. Pennybacker Walter Coles John W. Jones Frances E. Rives Robert Craig Francis Mallory John Robertson Geo. C. Dromgoole James M. Mason Archibald Stewart James Garland Charles F. Mercer John Taliaferro Geo. W. Hopkins Wm. S. Morgan Henry A. Wise NORTH CAROLINA 13. Jesse A. Bynum James J. McKay Charles Shepard Henry W. Connor Wm. Montgomery Aug. H. Shepperd Edmund Deberry Abraliam Rencher Edward D. Stanly James Gral'.am S.T.Sawyer Lewis Williams M. T. Hawkins

FOUTH CAROLINA 9. John Campbell John K. Gritfin John P. Richardson W. K. Clownoy Hugh S. Legare R. B. Rhetl F. H. Elmore Francis W.Pickens W. Thompson, jr.

GEORGIA 9. J. F. Cleaveland Seatcm Grantland Jabez Jackson W. C. Dawson diaries E. Havnes George W. Owens Thomas Glascock Hopkins Halsey Geo. W. B.Townes

ALABAMA f). Reuben Chapman Dixon H. Lewis Joshua L. Martin Joab Lavvler Francis S. Lyon Twenty-Fifth Congress. 197

KENTUCKY 13. John Calhoon John L Murray Wm. W.Southgate John Chambers R. H. Menefee J. R. Underwood Wm. J. Graves John Pope John White James Harlan Edward Rumsay Sherrod Williams Richard Havves

TENNESSEE 13. John Bell A. P. Maury W D. Stone Wm. B. Cambell A. McClellan H. L. Turney Wm. B.Carter James K. Polk C. H. Williams Rich. Cheatham Eben. J. Shields Joseph Williams John W. Crockett

OHIO 19. J. Alexander, jr. Patrick G. Goode Samson Mason John W. Allen Th. L. Hamer Calvary Morris Wm. K. Bond Alexander Harper J. Ridgway John Chaney Wm. H. Hunter Matthias Shepler Charles D. Coffin Daniel Kilgore Taylor Webster Thomas Corwin D. P. Leadbetter Elisha Whittlesey Alexander Duncan

LOUISIANA 3. Rice Garland Henry Johnson Eleazer W.Ripley

INDIANA 7. RatliffBoon William Graham James Rariden George H. Dunn William Herod Alberts. White John Ewing

MISSISSIPPI 2. J.F. H. Claiborne Samuel J. Gholson

ILLINOIS 3. Zadoc Casey William L. May A. W. Snyder MISSOURI 2 Albert G. Harrison John Miller

MICHIGAN 1. Isaac E. Crary.

ARKANSAS 1. Archibald Yell. DELEGATES.

FLORIDA TERRITORY 1. Charles Downing.

WISCONSIN " I. George W. Jones.

18* 198 Secretaries of Departments. SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State, John Forsyth, Gf.o. Salary $6000 Chief Clerk, Aaron O. Dayton, N. Y. 2000 Treasury. Levi VVoodbuky, N. H. 0000 Chief Clerk, McClintock Young, Md. 2000 War, Joel R. Poinsett, S. C. 6000 Chief Clerk, J. A. Cochran, 2000 Kavy, Mahlon Dickeuson, N. J. 6000 Chief Clerk, John Boylo, 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, George Wolf, Penn. 3500 Second do. Albion K. Parris, 3000 First Auditor, Jesse Miller, Penn. 3000 Second do. William B. Lewis, Tenn. 3000 Third do. Peter Manner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. J. C. Pickett, 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, John Campbell, Va. 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N Y. 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, James S. VVhitcomb, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Henry D. Gilpin, 3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen. .Amos Kendall, Ken. 6000 Auditor, Charles K. Gardner, 3000 Assistant Post Mas. Selah R. Hobbie, 2500 Assistant do. Robert Johnston, 2500 Assistant do. Daniel Coleman, 2500 Chief Clerk, Peter G. Washington, 2000 MINT. Director, Robert M. Patterson, Vir. 2000 Treasurer, William Findlay, Penn. 1200

JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. Roger B. Taney, Mar. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500.

Joseph Story, Mass. I James M. Wayne, Geo. Thompson, N. Y. Philip P. Smith | Barbour, Vir.

John M'Lean, Ohio, I John M'Kinley, Ala. Baldwin, Penn. John Henry | Catron, Tenn. Attorney General, Benj. F. Butler, N. Y. Salary, $4000. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. Judiciary of the United States. 199

Circuit Courts. The United States are divided into the nine following judicial cir- cuits, in each of which a Circuit Court is held twice every year for eacii State, within the circuit, by a justice of the Supreme Court, as- signed to the circuit, and by the District Judge of the Stave or Dis- trict, in which the Court sits. Circuit. Presiding Judge. ]st Maine, N. Hampshire, Mass. and R. I. Just. Story. 2d Vermont, Conn, and New York, Just. Thompson. 3d New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Justice Baldwin. 4th Delaware and Maryland, Chief Justice Taney. 5th Virginia and North Carolina, Justice Barbour. 6th South Carolina and Georgia, Justice Wayne. 7th Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan, Just. McLean. 8th Ken., Tenn., and Missouri, Justice Catron. Alabama, Miss., East. District of 9th SJui^ j McKin icy. Louisiana, and Arkansas

District Courts. Judges, Jlttorneys, and Marshals. Districts. Judges. .Attorneys. Marshals. Maine, Ashur Ware, Joseph Howard, Albert Smith. N. Hampshire, Matth. Harvey, J. P. Hale, Charles Lane. Vermont. Elijah Paine, David Kellogg, Henian Lowrie. Massachusetts,* John Davis, John Mills, Jonas L.Sibley.* Rhode Island, John Pitman, U. W. Greene, B. Anthony. Connecticut, And. T. Judson, WmS.Holabird, N. Wilcox. A. Conkling, Nat. S. Benton, Nathl. Garrow. ^^' ^' ( S. Dist. S. R. Betts, Wm. M. Price, W CH Wad dell. Kew Jersey, Wm. Kossel, JamesS. Greene, J. S. Darcy. E. Dist. Jos. Hopkinson, John M. Reed, ^^-p„ ^ W. Dist. Irwin, Benj.Patton,jr. John M.Davis I Thomas Delaware, Willard Hall, I'Jas. A. Bayard, D. C. Wilson Maryland, Upton S. Heath, X. Williams, N. Snyder, E. Christian y I E. Dist. Peter V. Daniel, R. C. Aicholas, ^*- Points I W. Dist. Alex. Caldwell, N. G. Singleton, 'James N. Carolina, H. Potter, T. P.Devereaux Beverly Daniel. S. Carolina, Thomas Lee, R. B. Gilchrist, Thos. C.Condy. Georgia, Jer. Cuyler, Wm. H. Styles, Peter Solomon. .. S. Dist. John Forsvth, R. L. Crawford. \ Crawford, A'^'l.N.Dist. Wm. John D. Phelan, B. Patterson. Mississippi, George Adams, R. M. Gaines, W. N. Gwinn. IE. Dist. Henry Carleton, J. H. Holland. ^*-J I W. Dist. P. K. Lawrence, E. Dist. J. A. McKinney, William Lvon, ^ I M. W. Brown, ^^"'l W. Dist. Jas. P. Grundy, S. B. Marshall. Kentucky, Th. B. Monroe, Lewis Sanders, J. M. McCalla. Ohio, H. A. Leavitt, i\. H. Swayne, John Patterson. Indiana, JesseL.Holmaii, T. A. Howard, G. Taylor. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, David J. Baker, Henry Wilton. Missouri, Robt. W. Wells, A. L. Magennis, James H. Relfe. Michigan, Ross Wilkins, DanielGoodwin, ConradT. Eyck. Arkansas, Benj. Johnson, Sam'l. C. Hall, Elias Rector.

D. Columbia, Wm. Cranch, Francis Key, Alex. Hunter. • Clerk, Francis Bassett. Deputy Marshals, Horatio Bass, Henry Harris. 200 Sittings of the Federal Courts.

SITTLYGS OF THE FEDERAL COURTS. SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the second Monday in January, annually. When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be hoJden on the Monday following.

FIRST CIRCUIT.

In JS'eto Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8th of May ; and at Exeter, on the 8th of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of November; and at Newport, the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15, and October 15.

In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at Wiscasset, 1st of October.

SECOND CIRCUIT. In Connecticut, at New Haven, on the last Wednesday

of April ; and at Hartford, on the 17th of September.

In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May ; and at Rutland, on the 3d of October. In New York, last Monday in February, July, and Oc- tober, and 1st Monday in April. DISTRICT COURTS.

In Maine, at Portland, the first Tuesday in June, and the 1st Tuesday in December; and at Wiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and on the first Tuesday of Sept. In Mew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in March and September; and at Exeter, 3d in June and December. In Vermont, at Rutland, 6th of October; and at Wind- sor, 24th of May. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and 4th in June, 2d in September, and 1st in D'^ecember. In Rhode Island, at Newport, 2d Tuesday in May, and 3d in October; at Providence, 1st Tuesday in August, and February. In Connecticut, at New Haven, 4th Tuesday in Febru- ary and August ; at Hartford, 4th Tuesday in May and November.

Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold Special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion. ,

Counsellors and Attorneys. 201

Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court Massachusetts District.

Harrison G. Otis William Parker Francis O. Watts William Prescott Elijah F. Wallace Timothy G. Coffin George Blake John Pickering W. J. A. Bradford Benj. Whitman Benj. R. Nichols Benj. L. Oliver Josiah Q,uincy William Simmons Joseph G. Waters Samuel Haven Charles P. Curtis Edward Blake Joseph Rowe Francis C. Gray E. Haskett Derby Ebenezer Gay James C. Merrill John C. Park William Sullivan Thomas Power Ezra B-asset John Heard Cyrus Alden Charles Allen Peter O. Thacher Charles G. Loring Stephen P. Webb Warren Button Zachariah Eddy Richard S. Fay Samuel D. Parker Samuel J.Gardner William Bliss James T. Austin Russell Jarvis George Bliss Wm. C. Aylwin Franklin Dexter Horatio M. Willis Sam'lF.M'Cleary John R. Adan Charles Atwood Joseph E. Smith Bradford Sumner George S. Bulfinch Samuel Hubbard Eben Ritchie Dorr W. R.P.Washburn Lemuel Shaw Joseph Harrington Joseph Willard Joseph E. Sprague Waldo Flint Aaron Brooks, jr. Augustus Peabody John T. Winthrop David L. Child David Cummins Ninian C. Betton John Devereux Wm. D. Sohier Wm, H. Gardiner Eben. Smith, jr. Benjamin Guild Abraham A. Dame Aurelius D. Parker Sam'l K. Williams Willard Phillips Benj. R. Curtis Phineas Blair Henry W. Dwight Francis Hilliard Benjamin Gorham AbrahamW.Fuller F^mory Washburn Leveret Saltonstall George Gay William G. Hunter Josiah P. Cooke Thos. W.Phillips Ivers J. Austin William Minot Theron Metcalf Charles Sumner Simon Greenleaf Abraham Moore William Gray John Knapp Richard Fletcher Thomas N. Pierce Ebenezer Aloseley Samuel E. Sewall William Dehon William Austin Sidney Barilett George Sparhawk Sherman Leland Wm. J Hubbard Daniel F. Webster Henry Orne Isaac P. Osgood Augustus Story Samuel D. Ward Henry H. Fuller Enoch S. MarshaR Octavius Pickering Lemuel Williams Francis C. Loring William Gale Henry W. Kinsman Patrick Riley Francis Basset Francis Brinly, jr. Joseph H. Prince Wm. P. Mason TheophilusParsons Joel Giles David A.Simmons Eben. Shillaber John A. BoUes 202 Custom House Officers. j

CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS \

For the District of Boston and CharUstown. \ The Custom House opens in the Summer season at 9 o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. it hour for clear- On Saturday afternoons, opens one the | Office, Custom-house street. ance of coasters. j

Collector's Office. 1

David Henshaw, Collector. 1 John Bingham, Duty Bond Accountant. \ Principal Debenture Clerk. Rufus M. Gay, \ Ebenezer Hathorne, Debent. Account. <^ Book-Keeper.

Deputy- Collector's Department. i Adams Bailey, Deputy- Collector. ^ Cashier and Book-Keeper. Edward W. Parker, \ John T. Prince, B. Clerk and S. Book-Keeper. j Samuel Draper, Assistant S. Clerk. \

William Alline, Import Clerk. ]

Henry D. Clary, Impost Book-Keeper. i Coasting Department. Foreign Clearance and \ William A. Wellman, Chief Clerk. %

Samuel Andrews, Marine Clerk. \ George B. Wellman, Coastioise Clerk. }, William Palfrey, Assistant Clearance Clerk. j

Naval Office. I

Isaac O. Barnes, Naval Officer. ] Alfred Norton, Deputy Naval Officer. 'i E. A. Clary, Clerk. ]

Surveyor's Office. ) John McNiel, Surveyor. ';

Hugh Jameson, Deputy Surveyor. '; George Gillpatrick, Clerk. |

Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestown. f

Joseph W. Homer Samuel Jones James Kettell }. Eben. Clapp,jr. Nahum Ball Wm. H. Keith and Store Keeper John D. Dyer John Lewis ' Spirits William H. Simpson of and Winn Wm. j Kendall Ebenezer Eaton Wines. John \ R. B. Hewes E. M.Cunningham Warren B. Thomas j John Muzzy Francis McKenna Ira Noyes |

Lewis Lerow N. K. Seaton Charles L. Hill i Josiah Newhall Herman Atwill J. W. Wright

BenjaminWhipple l Custom House Officers. 203

Jedediah Lincoln, Hingham. L. Souther, Cohassct. W. B. Duggan, Dorchester and Quincy.

Keeper of the Custom House and Messenger, Nath'l Paine.

Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown. J. L. C. Amee Luther Hamilton Ezra Mudge A. H. Ward Samuel Walker Samuel Ward John Champney

Measurers of Salt and Coal. Joseph Grafton Andrew Green Paul R. George Joseph N. Howe W. P. Loring

S. A. Allen, Puhlic Store Keeper. John Lee, Clerk. Ebenezer Clapp.jr. Store Keeper of Spirits and Wines. George Kuhn, Marker and Prover of Spirits and Wines.

Public .Appraiser's Office. John Crowninshield, Levi R. Lincoln, Prin. .Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, C. J. F. Allen, Assistant .Appraisers. William H. Burbeck, Clerk. Appraisers' Office, opposite Custom House.

Wm. Hardwick, F. S. Eastman, Andrew J. Locke, Square Yard Measurers.

G. M. Halliburton, Invoice Clerk. George Carpenter, Messenger. John Redding, Jacob Tarr, James E. Kent, Stillman Wor- cester, Isaac Ripley, Laborers in .Appraisers' Store.

Boarding Officer of the Customs and Capt. Rev. Barge, James Kettell, Office at the end of Long Wharf

Bargemen to Cus. House Barge.—Wiswell Wadsworth, Coxswain; Antliony Cline, H. B. Moffit, Geo. Homer, Bargemen. Commander of Revenue Cutter, Lewis Girdler. 1st Lieutenant, S. P. Scott. 2d do. Thomas Stoddard. Zd do. Joseph Amazeen.

Branch Pilots of the Port of Boston, Josiah Ayres, Lem- uel Ayres, John Sargent, Matthew Hunt, Reuben Coombs, John Wilson, Benjamin Swett, Henry Gurney. 204 Ministers at Foreign Courts.

Collectors of the Customs in other Places. James Miller, Salem MartinT. Morton, Nantucket Franklin Knight, Marbleh. Lem'l Williams, N. Bedford William Beach, Gloucester Samuel Phillips, Newburyp. Barna. Palmer, Kennebunk RolandH.Bridgham, Penob. Charles Jarvis, Passemaq. Schuyler Sampson, Plymo. Daniel Lane, Belfast John Anderson, Portland Henry Crocker, Barnstable John T. Scammon, Saco Sevvall, Bath DennyM'Cobb, Waldoboro' John P. Norton, Edgartown Mark Dennet, York E.S.Jarvis.Frenchman'sBay Samuel A. Morse, Machias Timothy Southey, Ipswich Phineas W.Leland, F. River Joseph Storer, Kennebunk John D. M'Crate, Wiscasset

JVaval Officers. John Swazey, Salem and Beverly. Benjamin Stickney, Newburyport. Surveyors and Inspectors. Stephen Hoyt, jr. Salem Alphonzo Mason, Gloucest. Aaron Foster, Beverly Hezek. Prince, Thomaston Joshua Prentis, Marblehead Isaac Carter, Augusta

Nathaniel Jackson, ^ ^^ Thos. Pitts, Cambridgeport ' John Phillips, ( , Laban Souther, Cohasset John S. Morse, ( ^"7" Phineas W. Leland, Fall P^^"' Charles Titcomb, ' River. Samuel Agar, Eastport Inspectors of the Customs for Barnstable District. Richard S.Wood, Falmouth Isaiah Lewis, Chatham Seth F. Nye, Sandwich Richard Libbey, Welfleet Obed Brooks, Harwich Thos. Lothrop, Provincet'n Inspector, Weigher, and Gaugcr, Samuel Walker, New- buryport. Ambrose Martin, Keeper of Baker's Island Lights, and Branch Pilot for the Ports of Salem and Marblehead.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary, $9000. Secretaries, $2000. France, Lewis Cass, Ohio. Charles E. Anderson, N. Y. Great Britain, Andrew Stevenson, Vir. Benj. Rush, Penn. Spain, John H. Eaton, Ten. Arthur Middieton, jr. Russia, George M. Dallas, Penn. Wm W. Chew, Penn. Prussia, Henry Wheaton, R. I. Theodore S. Fay. Mexico, Powhatan Ellis, Miss. Ciiarles Ellis. United States Consuls. 205

Charge d' Jffairs. $4,500. Sweden, Christopher Hughes, iVld. Portugal, Edward Kavenagh, Me. Denmark, Jonathan F. Woodside, Ohio. Chili, Richard Pollard, Va. Peru, James B Thornton, N. H. Brazil, William Hunter, R. I. Holland, Augustus Davezac, Louis. Venezuela, John G. A. Williamson, N. C. Turkey, David Porter, Md. Belgium, Virgil Maxcy, Md. JVew Grenada, James Semple, Illinois. Central America, Charles G. De Witt, N. Y. Texas, A. LaBranche, La.

Consuls of 206 United States Consuls.

Denmark, Elsineur, Edw. L. Rainals Egypt, Pa- Aleppo, Chev. Durighello sha of, Beirout, &c. J. Chasseaud Alexandria, John Gliddon Candia, Vincent Rosa Cairo, Geo. R. Glidden Canea, D. Bonnal Equator, Guayaquil, Seth Sweetser France and Paris, Daniel Brent Depen- Bordeaux, George Strobel dencies, Marsailles, D. C. Croxall Nantes, F. C. Fenwick Havre de Grace, R. G. Beasley Lyons, Th. W. Oldfield (( Cette, Theodore Privat (t La Rochelle, Jas. J. Debesse (( Bayonne, Dominic Lynch C( Guadaloupe, P. Suau a Martinique, Peyton Gay Algiers, Charles Garavini G. Britain and London, Th. Aspinwall Depen- Liverpool, F. B. Ogden dencies, Bristol, Th. Dennison Falmouth, Robert W. Fox Plymouth, Thomas W. Fox Hull, Albert Davy Cowes, R. R. Hunter Glasgow, Alex. Thomson Leith, Robert Grieve Dundee, Edward Baxter Dublin, Thomas Wilson Cork, Reuben Harvey Belfast, Thos. W. Gilpin Londonderry, J. Corscaden Galway, Th. M. Perse Gibraltar, Horatio Sprague Cape-town, Isaac Chase L of France, Paul Froberville Turk's Island, John Arthur Bermuda, W. T. Tucker Nassau, I^. P. George Huyler Antigua and St. Christopher, R. Higinbotham Kingston, Ja. R. M. Harrison United States Consuls. 207

G. Britain Barbadoes, John Haly Malta, W. W. Andrews St. Helena, Wm. Carroll Demarara, Moses Benjamin (( Halifax, N. S. John Morrow (( St. John's, Th. Leavitt u Sydney, N. S. W.J. H.Williams Greece, Athens, G. E. Perdicaris Syra, Isl. James Wilkins Hanseatic Hamburg, John Cuthbert Towns, Bremen, Joshua Dodge a Frankfort, E. Schwendler Hayti, Port au Prince, F. M. Dimond Aux Cayes, William Miles Cape Haytien, Benj. E. Viall H. Cassel, Cassel, Charles Graefe Holland and Amsterdam, J. W. Parker Depen- Rotterdam, J. Wambersie dencies, Surinam, Thomas Trask Isle Curacao, Louis PaimbcEuf Batavia, Owen Roberts Sincapore, Joseph Balestier Italian Rome, Geo. W. Greene States, Leghorn, Th. Appleton u Genoa, Robt. Campbell Mecklenburg, Rostock, C. F. Chults Mexican Mexico, Wm. D. Jones States, Tampico, John G. McCall u Aguatulco, Thomas Reily (( Acapulco, Harvey Gregg (( Monterey, Wm. P. Gilliam (( S. Bias & Maz. Jose M. Castamos il Vera Cruz, M. Burro ugh u Metamoros, D. W. Smith u Chihuahua, J. S. Langham u Santa Fe, Ceran St. Vrain u Saltillo, J.W.McGoffin Campeche, Payton Gay Guayamas, Ch. W. Davis Tabasco, H. E. Coleman Laguna, J. W. Langdon Muscat, Zanzibar, R. P. Waters N. Grenada, Carthagena, J. M. Macpherson Santa Martha, Alex. Danouille 208 United States Consuls.

N. Grenada, Panama, J. B. Feraud Peru, Arequipa, &c. W. F. Taylor Lima, A. Worthington Paita, Alex. Ruden Portugal and Lisbon, L P. Hutchinson Depen- St. Ubes, Wm. H. Vesey dencies, Oporto, C. Brown Madeira, John H. March Fayal, C. W. Dabney C. Verde Isls. Ferd. Gardiner Prussia, Elberfeld, Wm. T. Simons

Stettin, Fred. Schillow , Berlin, A. Halbach Roman State, Rome, Geo. W. Greene Russia, St. Petersburg, A. P. Gibson Riga, Alex. Schwartz Odessa, John Ralli Archangel, Edmund Brandt Sandwich I. S. Islands, J. C. Jones, jr. Sardinia, Genoa, Charles Barnet Saxony, Dresden, Edw. F. Rivinus Leipsic, Frederick List Society Isl. Otaheite, S. R. Blackler Spain and Cadiz, Alex. Burton Depen- Barcelona, Joseph Borras dencies, Malaga, Geo. R. Barrel! u Alicant, u Bilboa, M. de Aguirre it Manilla, A. H. P. Edwards *i Teneriffe, Joseph Cullen it Port Mahon, Obadiah Rich *t Havana, N. P. Trist u Trinidad, Cuba, Thos. R. Gray tl St. Jago, Michael Mahon u Matanzas, L. Shoemaker tt Xibora, Charles J. Bullus 41 Puerto del P. John Owen tl Ponce, P. R. J as. C.Gallagher Guayama, do. W. H. Tracy Mayaguez, do. George Latimer St. John's, do. G.W. Montgom'ry Sweden, Stockholm, C. D. Arfwedson Gottenburg, C. A. Murray Bergen, Ny. Helmich Janson United States Consuls. 209

Switzerland, Basil, E. H. Thompson Texas, Brazoria, John A. Parker u Galveston, F. Slaughter il Goliad, John Striker Turkey, Constantinople, Geo. A. Porter Smyrna, David Offley Salonica, W. B. Llewellen Stancho, D. Davenant Cyprus, N. de Mattey Brousa, N. L. Perick Tenedos, E. Samarissa Tuscany, Leghorn, Thos. Appleton Two Sici- Naples, Alex. Hammet lies, Palermo, John H. Marston li Messina, J. L. Payson Uraguay, Montevideo, John Patrick Venezuela, Maracaybo, W. J. Dubbs Puer. Cabello, F. Litchfield Laguayra, Benj. Renshaw Angostura, Th. B. Nalle

Coinage of the Mint FOR 1836.

553,147 half eagles, amounting to $2,765,735 547,986 quarter eagles. 1,369,965

1,000 dollars, 6,546,200 half dollars, 472,000 quarter dollars, 1,190,000 dimes, 1,900,000 half dimes. 210 Foreign Ministers in the U. States. MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From Austria. Baron de Lederer, Consul-Gen. Joseph Ganah], Vice-Consul, Savannah.

From Baden. C. F. Hoyer, Consul, New- York.

From Bavaria. George Heinrich, Consul, New-York.

From Belgium. Baron D. Behr, Minister Resident. E. A. Homer, Consul, Boston. Henry G. T. Mali, do. New-York. Henry Lefebure, do. Charleston.

From Brazil. Charge d'Affaires. S. de Souza Telles, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. Archibald Foster, Consul, Mass. N. Hamp. & Maine, Boston. C. Griffin, Consul, New-London. Samuel Snow, do. Providence. Herman Bruen, do. New- York. J. Vaug-han, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. G. H. Newman, do. Baltimore. Christopher Neale, do. Alexandria. Myer Myers, do. Norfolk. John P. Calhorda, do. Wilmington. Samuel Chadwick, do. Charleston. J. W. Anderson, do. Savannah. Jas. W. Zacharie, do. New-Orleans. From Bremen. Eleazer Crabtree, Consul, Savannah. John J. Werner, Vice-Consul, ad interim, Philadel. Caspar Meier, do. New-York. '

Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 211

From Chile. Manuel Carvallo, Charge d'Affaires.

From Denmark. Charge d'AfFaires. James Andrews, Vice-Consul, Boston. Benjmin Aymar, do. New- York. John Buhlen, do. Philadelphia. H. G. Jacobson, do. Baltimore. Christ. Neale, do. Alexandria. Fred. Myers, Consul, Norfolk. P. K. Dickinson, do. Wilmington. James H. Ladson, do. Charleston. W. Crabtree, jr. do. Savannah. Peter E. Sorbe, do. New-Orleans,

From France. M. Edouard Pontois, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary. M. Saligny, Secretary of Legation. Adel Charles Lacathon de la Forest, Consul-General, New York. Michael E. Hersaut, Consul, 212 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

J. T. Sherwood, Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 213

Thomas Searle, Vice-Con. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 215

From Russia. Baron de Maltitz, Envoy Extrordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. George Krehmer, First Sec. of Legation. do. Jean Smirnoff, Attache. A. Eustaphieve, Consul-Gen. New-York. Peter Kilchen, Consul, Boston. E. Jones, do. New-Orleans. J. Prince, Agent, Salem. E. Mayo, do. Portland. J. G. Bogart, Vice-Consul, New- York. T. H. Deas, Agent, Charleston. F. Whittle, do. Norfolk.

From Sardinia. A. Garibaldi, Con-Gen. Philadelphia. Louis Albert Cazenove, Vice-Con. Boston. S. V. Rouland, Consul, New- York. C. Valdor, do. Baltimore. Y. F. Brette, do. Norfolk. Y. Auze, do. Savannah. Th. Roger, Vice-Con. Charleston. A. F. George, do. Mobile. Antoine Michaud, do. New-Orleans.

From Saxe- Weimar. Aug. W. Hupeden, Consul, New-York. From Saxony. Charles Aug. Davis, Consul-General. Robert Ralston, do. Philadelphia. F. Ludwig Brauns, do. Baltimore. Andreas A. Melly, Consul, New- York. From Spain. Don Angel Calderon de la Barca, Envoy Extraordi- nary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Don Miguel Tacon, Sec. of Legation. Don Louis Potestad, 1st Attache. Don Francisco Pampillo, 2d Attache. Don Pablo Chacon, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. Thomas Amory Deblois, Vice-Con. Portland. Don Antonio G. Vega, do. Boston. 216 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

Fran. Stoughton, Consul, New- York. Manual Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Antonio Pomar, do. Norfolk. Antonio Larragua, do. Charleston. Antonio Arg-ote Villalobus, Consul, New-Orleans. Pedro de Alba, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. Don Jose Ygnacio Cruzat, do. Mobile.

From Sweden and JVorway.

J. Vaughan, Governors in the several States. 217 From Uraguay. Juan Darby, Consul-General. T. B. Avidier, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Carlos D. Head, do. New-Orleans. From Venezuela. N. D. C. Moller, Consul, New-York. Juan Frederico Strohm, do. Baltimore. From Wurtemhurg. Christian Myer, Consul-Gen. Baltimore. GOVERNORS IN THE SEVERAL STATES. Term of years. Maine, Edward Kent, 1. New-Hampshire, Isaac Hill, 1. Massachusetts, Edward Everett, 1. Rhode-Island, John B. Francis, 1. Connecticut, Henry W. Edwards, 1. Vermont, Silas H. Jenison, 1. New-York, William L. Marcy, 2. New-Jersey, Wm. S. Pennington, 1. Pennsylvania, Joseph Ritner, 3.

Delaware, . Cornelius P. Comegys, 3.

Maryland, . Thomas W. Veazey, 1. Virginia, David Campbell, 3. North-Carolina, Edward B. Dudley, 2. South-Carolina, Pierce M. Butler," 2. Mississippi, A. G. McNutt, 2. Georgia, George R. Gilmer, 2.

Kentucky, . James Clark, 4. Tennessee, Newton Cannon, 2.

Ohio, . Joseph Vance, 2.

Louisiana, . Edward D. White, 4. Indiana, David Wallace, 3. Illinois, Joseph Duncan, 4.

Alabama, . Arthur P. Bagby, 2. Missouri, Lilburn W. Boggs, 4.

Michigan, . Stephens T. Mason, 2. Arkansas, James S. Conway, 4. Florida Territory, Richard K. Call, 3. Wisconsin do. Henry Dodge, 3. 20 ; ^

218 Army Officers.

ARMY REGISTER,

On the 19th of May, 1837, an alteration was made in the line marking the limits of the two great military divisions. This line now commences at the mouth of the Mississippi, thence proceeding up that river to

Cassville, in the Territory of Wisconsin ; and thence north to the line of demarkation between the United States and Canada. All west of that line forms the

Western Division ; and all east, the Eastern Division.

Alexander Macomb, Major- General, General-in-Chief, —Head-Quarters, Washington City. Edmund P. Ga.mes, Brigadier- General, (Major-General by brevet,) Commander of the Western Division — Head-Quarters, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Winfield Scott, Brigadier- General, (Major-General by brevet,) Commander of the Eastern Division,;— Head-Quarters, Elizabethtown, N. J. Two aids-de-camp are allowed to each of the gene- rals commanding the two divisions, and one Inspector- General is attached as chief of the staff to perform the duties of Adjutant and Inspector General.— Col. .lohn E. Wool is Inspector-General of the Western Divi- sion ; and Col. George Croghan of the Eastern Divi- sion. The two Divisions are subdivided into the following seven Departments.

Department 1. All the country embraced within the Western Division above the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 2. All the country within the Western Division below the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 3. The States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and the Ter- ritory of Florida. —

Army Officers. 219

Department 4. South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. Department 5. Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Department 6. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa- chusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.

Department 7. Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and that part of the Wisconsin Territory embraced within the Eastern Division.

Organization of the Army, JVov. 30th, 1836.

General Staff, 14 Ordinance Depart. 308 Medical Department, 76 Two Reg. Dragoons, 1,498 Pay Department, 18 Four Reg. Artillery, 2,180 Purchasing Depart. 3 Seven Reg.Infantry, 3,829 Corps of Engineers, 22 Topographical Depart. 10 Total, 7,958

1 Major-General ; 2 Brigadier-Generals ; 1 Adju- tant-General ; 2 Inspectors-General ; 4 Quartermas- ters ; 1 Quartermaster-General ; 4 Commissary-Gen- erals of Subsistence ; 2 Commissaries ; 1 Surgeon-Gen- eral ; 15 Surgeons ; 60 Assistant-Surgeons ; 1 Pay- 1 master-General ; Commissary General of Purchases ; Military Storekeepers 17 Paymasters ; 2 ; 15 Colonels ; 15 Lieutenant-Colonels; 23 Majors; 2 Adjutants;

146 Captains ; 168 First Lieuten'ts ; 168 Second Lieut- enants ; 13 Sergeant-Majors ; 13 Quartermaster-Ser- geants ; 478 Sergeants ; 504 Corporals ; 16 Principal

Musicians; 4 Chief Buglers ; 40 Buglers ; 212 Musi- cians; 20 Farriers and Blacksmiths; 108 Artificers;

250 Enlisted men for Ordinance ; 5,625 Privates.

Total commissioned, 648.—Total non-commissioned officers, musicians, artificers, and privates, 7,310. Grand Total, 7,958.

Total number of the Militia in the United States, as stated by Colonel George Bumford, Colonel of Ordi- nance, Nov. 22d, 1836, 1,326,821. Am. Aim. 220 Naval Officers. NAVY REGISTER NAVY BOARD. John Rodgers, President. Isaac Chauncey, Charles Morris, A. S. Wadsworth, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C. W Goldsborough, Secretary. Salary, $2000. William G. Ridgeley, Chief Clerk. Salary, $1600. CAPTAINS. John Rodgers James Renshaw F. A. Parker James Barron A. S. Wadsworth E. R. McCall Charles Stewart George C. Reed Daniel Turner Isaac Hull H. E.Ballard David Connor Isaac Chauncey David Deacon John Galagher Jacob Jones S. L. Woodhouse Thos. H. Stevens Charles Morris J. J. Nicholson Wm. M. Hunter L. Warrington E. P. Kennedy John D. Sloat Wm. M. Crane Alex. J. Dallas Math. C. Perry James Biddle J. B. Nicholson C. W. Skinner C. G. Ridgeley J. Wilkinson John T. Newton D. T. Patterson T. Ap. C. Jones Joseph Smith M. T. Woolsey W. C. Bolton L. Rousseau J. O. Creighton W. B. Shubrick Geo. W. Storer John Downes Alex. Claxton Beverly Kennon Jesse D. Elliot C. W. Morgan E. R. Shubrick Stephen Cassin L. Kearney MASTERS COMMANDANT. F. H. Gregory Wm. V. Taylor A. S. Ten Eyck John H. Clack Mervine P. Mix John White P. r. Voorhees Bladen Dulany Hiram Paulding Benj. Cooper S. H. Stringham J. D. Williamson David Geisinger Isaac Mayo Uriah P. Levy R. F. Stockton W. K. Latimer Chas. Boarman Isaac McKeever Wm. Mervine French Forrest J. P. Zantzinger Thomas Crabb W. E. McKenney Wm. L. Salter E. B. Babbitt W. J. Belt C. S. McCauley Jas. Armstrong Wm. Jameson T. M. Newell Joseph Smoot Wm. Boerum E. A. F. Valette S. L. Breese C. L. Williamson W. A. Spencer Benj. Page, jr. Charles Ganntt

Thos. T. Webb John Gwinn ' William Ramsay John Percival T. W. Wyman Ralph Voorhees, John H. Aulick Andrew Fitzhugh Henry Henry Naval Officers. 221

There are 29G Lieutenants, 50 Surgeons, 14 Passed Assistant Surgeons, 43 Assistant Surgeons, 41 Pursers, 9 Chaplains, 198 Passed Midshipmen, 256iVIidshipmen, 137 Sailing Masters, 19 Boatswains, 20 Gunners, 19 Car- penters, 19 Sailmakers. MARINE CORPS. Archibald Henderson, Colonel Cominandant. Robert D. Wainwright, Lieutenant Colonel. Samuel Miller, Samuel £. Watson, William H. Freeman, C. R. Broom, Lieut. Colonels brevet. Captains, Levi Twiggs, John Harris, Thomas A. Linton, James Edelin, P. G. Howie, adj. & insp. Elijah J. Weed, qr. mas. & maj. Wm. W. Dulany, Thomas S. English, Geo. W. Walker, Paymaster. Ward Marston, Charles C. Tupper, A. A. Nicholson, assis. qr. mas. James McCawley. NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - Portsmouth, N. H. " John Downes, Charlestown, Ms. « Charles G. Ridgeley, Brooklyn, N. Y. " Charles Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa. " Daniel T. Patterson, Washington, D. C. " Lewis Warrington, - Gosport, Va. « W. C. Bolton, NAVY AGENTS. James K. Paulding, - New York Michael W. Ash, - Philadelphia John Thomas, Baltimore Nash Legrand, Norfolk John P. Henry, Savannah Thomas Eastin, Pensacola Daniel D. Brodhead, Boston John Laighton, Portsmouth, N. H. Benj. D. Heriot, Charlestown, S. C. Elias Kane, Washington Baring, Brothers. & Co. - London Fitch, Brothers, & Co. - Marseilles William P. Furness, & Co. St. Thomas In the Navy of the U. States, there are 11 vessels of 74 guns, 14 of 44 guns, 2 of 36 guns, 14 of 18 and 20 guns, 6 of 10 guns, and 1 of 4 guns. 222 United States Officers.

Principal Officers of Government

From its coniinencement, under the Constitution, to 1838.

Presidents. 1789 Geo. Washincrton, Vir. 1817 James Monroe, Vir 1797 John AdamsrMass. 1825 John Q,. Adams, Mass. 1801 Thos. Jefferson, Vir. 1829 Andrew Jackson,Tenn. 1809 James Madison, Vir. 1837 MartinVan Buren,N.Y.

Vice-Presidents. 1789 John Adams, Mass.ss. 1817 Dan. D.Tompkins,N.Y. 1797 Thos. Jefferson, Vir. 1825 John C Calhoun, S. C 1801 Aaron Burr, N. Y. 1833 MartinVan Buren,N.Y. 1805 George Clinton, N. Y 1837 Rich. M.Johnson, Ken. 1813 Elbridge Gerry, Mass

Secretaries of State. 1789 Thos. Jefferson, Vir. 1817 John Q. Adams, Mass. 1794 Edmund Randolph, Vir. 1825 Henry Clay, Ken. 1795 Timo. Pickering, Penn. 1829 Martin Van Buren,N.Y. 1800 John Marshall, Vir. 1831 Edw. Livingston, La. 1801 James Madison, Vir. 1833 Louis McLane, Del. 1809 Robert Smith, Md. 1835 John Forsyth, Geo. 1811 James Monroe, Vir.

Secretaries of the Treasury. 1789 Alexan. Hamilton,N.Y. 1817 Wm. H.Crawford.Geo. 1795 Samuel Dexter, Mass. 1825 Richard Rush, Penn. 1801 Oliver VVolcott, Conn. 1829 Sam.D. Ingham, Penn. 1802 Albert Gallatin, Penn. 1831 Louis McLane, Del. 1814 George VV. Campbell, 1833 Wm. J. Duane, Penn. Tenn. 1833 Roger B. Taney, Md. 1814 Alexan. J. Dallas, Penn. 1834 Levi Woodbury, N. H.

Secretaries at War. 1789 Henry Knox, Mass. 1817 Isaac Shelby, Ken. (did 1795 Timo. Pickering, Penn. not accept the ap- 1796 James McHenry, Md. pointment.) 1800 Samuel Dexter, Mass. 1817 John C. Calhoun, S. C. 1801 Roger Griswold, Conn. 1825 James Barbour, Vir. 1801 Henry Dearborn, Mass. 1828 Peter B. Porter, N. Y. 1809 William Eustis, Mass. 1829 John H. Eaton, Tenn. 1813 John Armstrong, N. Y. 1831 Lewis Cass, Ohio. 1815 Wm. H.Crawford, Geo. 1837 Joel R. Poinsett, S. C. —

United States Officers. 223

Secretaries of tlie Navy. 1739 George Cabot, Mass. 1814 Benjamin W.Crownin- 1798 Benja. Stoddart, Md. shield, Mass. 1802 Robert Smith, Md. 1818 Smith Thompson,N. Y. 1805 Jacob Crowninshield 1823 Saml. L. Soiuhard,N.J. Mass. 1829 John Branch, N. C. 1809 Paul Hamilton, S. C. 1831 Levi Woodbury, N. H. 1812 Wm. Jones, Penn. 1834 Mahlon Dickerson,N.J.

Postmasters General.

1789 Samuel Osgood, Mass. 1814 Return J. Meigs, jr. 1791 Timothy Pickering, Ohio. Penn. 1823 John McLean, Ohio. 1795 JosephHabersham,Geo. 1829 Wm. T. Barry, Ken. 1802 Gideon Granger, N. Y. 1835 Amos Kendall, Ken.

Chief Justices of the Supreme Court. 1789 John Jay, N. Y. 1800 John Jay, N. Y. 1796 Wm. Gushing, Mass. 1801 John Marshall, Vir. 1796 Oliver Elsworth, Conn. 1836 Roger B. Taney, Md.

Attornies General. 1789 Edm. Randolph, Vir. 1811 William Pinkney, Md. 1794 Wm. Bradford, Penn. 1814 Richard Rush, Penn. 1795 Charles Lee, Vir. 1817 William Wirt, Vir. 1801 Levi Lincoln, Mass. 1829 John McPherson Ber- 1805 Robert Smith, Md. rien, Geo. 1806 John Breckenridge, 1831 Roger B. Taney, Md. Ken. 1834 Benj. F. Butler, N. Y. 1807 Caesar A. Rodney, Del.

September 4th, 1837. The 25th Congress assembled at Washington, in compliance with the proclamation of the President, for an extraordinary session. Among the acts passed were : An Act to postpone the fourth instalment of deposite with the States. An Act authorizing a further postponement of payment upon duty bonds. An Act for adjusting the remaining claims upon the late deposite banks. A Bill to authorize the issuing of Treasury Notes. A Bill making additional appropriations for the suppres- sion of Indian hostilities for the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-seven. 224 Population. CENSUS OF STATES, FOR 1790, 1800, 1310, 1820, and 1830.

states. 1790. 1800. 1810. 1820. 1830. Maine, 96,540 151,719 228,705 298,335 399,955 N. Hamp 141,899 183,762 214,360 244,161 269,328 Mass. 378,717 423,245 472,040 523,287 610,408 R. Island, 69,110 69,122 77,031 83,059 97,199 Connec't 238,141 251,002 262,042 275,208 297,675 Vermont, 85,4161 154,465 216,713 235,764 280,652 N. York, 340,120| 586,756 959,049 1,372,812 1,918,608 N.Jersey. 184,139 211,949 245,555 277,575 320,823 Penn. 434,373 602,365 810,091 1,049,458 1,348,233 Dela. 59,096| 64,273 72.674 72,749 76,748 Maryl. 319,728 341,548 380,546 407,350 447,040 Dist.Col. 14,098 24,022 33,039 39,834 Virginia, 748,308 880,200 974,622 1,065,379 1,211.405 N. Caro. 393,751 478,103 555,500 638,829 737,987 S. Caro. 219,073 345,591 415,115 502,741 581,185 Georgia, 82,548 162,101 252,433 340,987 516,823 Kentuc. 73,077 220,555 406,511 564,317 687,917 Tenness. 35,791 105,602 281,727 422,813 681,904 Ohio, 45,365 230,760 581,434 937,903 Indiana, 4,375 24,520 147,178 343,031 Missis. 8,850 40,352 75,448 136.621 Illinois, 12,288 55,214 157.445 Louisiana 76,556 153,407 215,739 Missouri, 20,845 66,586 140,455 Alabama, 127,901 309,527 Michigan, 4,762 8,896 31,639 Arkansas 14,273 30,388 Florida, 34,730 3,9-29,827 5,305,925 7,289,314 9,638,131 12,866,020

Number of Slaves in 1830. Virsjinia, 469,724 Maryl. 102,878 Ct. 23 S. Caroli. 315,665 Mis. 65,659 R. I. 14 N.Caroli. 246,462 Mo. 24,990 Flor. Ter. 15,510 Georgia, 217,470 Dela. 3,305 Dis. Co. 6,050 Ken. 165.350 N. J. 2,246 Arkansas, 4,578 Tenn. 142,382 Illinois, 746 Michigan, 27 Alabama. 1 17.294 Pennsyl. 386 Lou. 109,631 N. York. 46 Total, 2,009,043 CITY REGISTER.

City of Boston Incorporated February 23, 1822.

CITY OFFICERS. MAYORS. Appointed. Died or Resigned. 1822. John Phillips, 1823. 3823. Josiah Quincy, 1829. 1829. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Charles Wells, 1834. 1834. Theodore Lyman, jr. 1836. 1836. Samuel T. Armstrong, 1837. 1837. Samuel A. Eliot.

ALDERMEN. Henry Farnam, Thomas Hunting, Thomas Wetmore, Samuel Q,uincy, Nathan Gurney, Isaac Harris, Joseph H. Hayward, Martin Brimmer.

COMMON COUNCIL.

Presidents of the Common Council. Appointed. Resigned. A pp. Res. J822. William Prescott, ]«23. Benj. T. Pickman, 1832. 1823. John Welles, 1824. 1833. John P. Bigelow, 1834. 1824. Francis J.Oliver, 3826. IKM. Josiah Quincy, jr. 1837. John R. Adan, 1829. 1837. Philip Marett. 1829. Elipha. Williams, 1830. Ward Ward 1. Thomas Hudson 4. Moses Grant Bradley N. Cumings George W. Gordon Eleazer Pratt Lemuel P. Grosvenor Benjamin Dodd James M. Whiton 2. Lewis Josselyn 5. Francis Brown Thatcher R. Raymond Nathaniel Hammond Thomas Moulton James McAllister Daniel Ballard Theophilus Burr 3. John Boles 6. Jonathan Chapman Asa B. Snow Henry Edwards Rowland Ellis Ezra Lincoln Charles Arnold Newell A. Thompson 21 226 City Officers.

Ward Ward 7. Thomas B. Curtis 10. Elbridge G. Austin S. Davis Leavens Benjamin Yeaton Henry Rice Jonathan Preston Isaac Parker Stephen Shelton 8. James Harris 11. Philip Marett Thomas C. Amory Lemuel Shattuck Charles Brooks Calvin Bullard John B. Russell Thomas Vose 9. Eliphalet Williams 12. Jeremy Drake Thomas J. Shelton Nehemiah P. Mann John B. Parker Samuel Wheeler Benj. P. Richardson Warren White

Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, City and County Treasurer.

Ezra Weston jr. City Marshal. James H. Blake, Hezekiah Earl, Deputy City Marshals. John Pickering, City Solicitor. William Hayden, jr. Auditor of Accounts. Daniel Rhodes, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets. Charles B. Wells, Superintendent of Common Sewers. Abner Bourne, Superintendent of Public Lands. Flavel Case, Capt. of the Watch ^ Superinten. of Lamps. William Warner, Superintendent ofJVorth Free Bridge. Royal Oliver, Superintendent of South Free Bridge. James Phillips, Superintendent of Faneuil Hall. Johnson Colby, Messenger to the City Council.

HEALTH OFFICERS. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician of Rains- ford Island. [Offices, City Hall.] Drs. John C. Warren, Benjamin Shurtleff, George Hayward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Con- sulting Physicians. George P. Tewksbury, Capt. of the Quarantine Boat. John Minot, Keeper of Rainsford Island Hospital. City Officers. 227

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward 1. Joseph Lewis 7. William Adams 2. Ephraim Milton 8. Clement WiHis 3. Joseph Moriarty 9. Ambrose Seaton 4. Thomas Patten 10. Joshua Davis 5. Daniel Henchman 11. Joseph Eustis 6. Billings Briggs 12. William P. Jarvis

The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wed- nesday of every month, at their office, Faneuil Hall. Treasurer and Clerk, James H. Foster.

ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Bass Thomas Jackson Assistant Assessors. Ward Ward 1. Calvin Haskell 7. Samuel Dorr Nathan Hobbs Thaddeus Nichols 2. Ephraim Milton 8. William Bramhall Edward Maxwell Thomas Curtis 3. Charles Lincoln 9. Henry Sigourney Samuel Chessman James B. Richardson 4. Jeremiah Fitch 10. Jonathan Preston Benjamin Lamson Eber Parker 5. Eliphalet P. Hartshorn 11. Josiah Vose Zach. Jellison Joel Fay 6. Jesse Shaw 12. Edmund Jackson Enoch Train Ebenezer Havward SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Mayor and President of the Common Council. Ward 1. Baron Stow 7. Samuel K. Lothrop Simon W. Robinson Hubbard Winslow 2. Stephen W. Olney 8. Thomas K. Davis Eph. M. Cunningham William T. Andrews 3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. Martin Gay E. W. Leach George G. Smith 4. Chandler Robbins 10. John Pierpont Jacob Hays William Parker 5. Frederick Emerson 11. Marshall S. Perry Joseph Eveleth John Flint 6. Edw. Wigglesworth 12. Horace L. Conolly Henry B. Rogers Charles b\ Barnard 228 City Officers.

PRIMARY SCHOOL. COMMITTEE.

George W. Otis, jr. Chairman. Joseph Curtis, Secretary.

Standing Committee. Samuel Tenny Richard W. Bayley F. A. Sumner Gustavus Horton George Rogers Ezra Weston, jr. Augustus A. Gould John B. Stebbins

There are 78 Primary Schools, attended by 4,776 pupils between the ages of 4 and 7 years.

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Richards Child Thomas A. Davis Joseph Lewis Thomas Hollis James Means Nathaniel H. Emmons Daniel Henchman David Nickerson Artemas Simonds John Crocker, Superintendent. Ezra Palmer, jr. m. d. Physician. Rev. George F. Haskins, Chaplain.'

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF REFORMATION FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Edward Brooks John L. Dimmock John Rayner Henry F. Baker Zachariah Jellison John D. Fisher George B. Emerson James C. Wild Francis C. Whiston, Superintendents Rev. Brown Emerson, Chaplain. David Coggin, Instruder.

OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Daniel Hastings William T. Andrews Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Darracott Charles Robbins, Master. Rev. Charles Cleaveland, Chaplain, City Officers. 229

FIRE DEPARTMENT. William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer. Engineers. Henry Smith Thomas B. Warren James G. Sanderson John Green, jr. Richard A. Newell Henry Fowle Charles S. Clark Peter C. Jones John Shelton Thomas A. Williams Theodore Washburn George W. Wilkins

INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Since the last year the schools have been reorgan- ized, so that the Boylston and Wells schools shall be exclusively for girls, and the Adams and Franklin schools exclusively for boys. Also the ten Grammar schools are equalized in respect to numbers.

Latin, School St. for boys.—Epes S. Dixwell, Master. Francis Gardner, Sub Master, Edw. Appleton, Usher. English High, Pinckney St. for boys.—Thomas Sher- w'm, Master, Nicholas Tillinghast, Sub Master, Fran- cis S. Williams, Usher, Francis M. J. Surault, In- structer in French, Jonathan Snelling, Instructer in Writing in the Latin and English High Schools. Adams, Mason St. for boys.— Samuel Barrett, Gram- mar Master, Josiah Fairbank, Writing Master, Ly- man T. Bowker, Usher. BowDOiN, Derne street, for girls.— Abraham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. BoTLSTON, Fort Hill, for girls.—Charles Fox, Gram- mar Master, Aaron B. Hoyt, Writing Master. Eliot, North Bennett St. for boys.—David B. Tower, Grammar Master, Levi Conant, Writing Master, Ja- cob H. Kent, Emerson F. Carter, Ushers. Franklin, Wash, st. for boys.—Barnum F'leldi, Master. John Bradford, jr. Us^er, Otis Pierce, insf.m Writing. Hancock, Hanover St. for girls —William J. Adams, Gram. Master, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Wnting Master. Hawes, South Boston, for boys and girls.—Joseph Harrington, jr. Grammar Master, John A. Harris, Writing Master, Jonathan Battles, jr. Usher, — —

230 City Officers.

Johnson, Tremont St. for srirls.—Richard G. Parker, Master, Justin Field, jr. tJsher. Lyman, East Boston, for boys and girls.—Albert Bow- ker, Master. Mayhew, Hawkins St. for boys.—Moses W. Walker, Grammar Master, Aaron D. Capen, JVriting Master, Paul H. Sweetser, Usher. Smith, Belknap St. for boys and girls. Abner Forbes, Master, Sarah Forbes, Assistant. Wells, McLean St. for girls.—Cornelius Walker, Grammar Master, George Allen, jr. Usher, William F. Stratton, Instruder in Writing.

WiNTHROp, East St. for boys. Henry Williams, jr. Master, John Heywood, Usher. Charles E. H. Richardson, Instruder in JVriting in the Johnson and Winthrop Schools.

SURVEYORS OF LUMBER. George W. Otis, Surveyor General. Office, 112 Milk st.

Deputy Surveyoj's. Thomas Barry, Seth Thaxter,'Rolun Hartshorn, .Jon- athan Thaxter, Charles Hersey, William Willett, Geo- W. Cram, Charles Bullard, C'eorge Page, Seth Dew- ing, W illiam Fisk, Samuel Waldron, /or Mahogany, &,"€. William Green, Warren Bowker, Gad Leavitt, John Lefavour, Seth Brooks, Saml. Lamson, Jotham Barnes, for Ship Timber.

Fence Viewers, Romanus Emerson, Rolun Hartshorn. Cullers of Dry Fish, Benjamin Clark, Benjamin Luckis. Cullers of Hoops and Staves, Benjamin Clark, James Brown. Inspectors of Lime, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. Jlssay Master, Lewis A. Lauriat. Field Drivers, Thos. Gerrish, John Vose, Steph. Ward. Surveyor of Hemp, Benjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood brought by Land, William Shat- tuck, James Wilson, Moses Hadley, John R. Brad- ford, William Fisk. City Officers. 231

Measurers of Wood brought by Water, Jona. Thaxter, Warren Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, Josiah Haskell. Pound Keepers, T. Gerrish, J. Vose, Stephen Ward. Hay Weighers, John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough. Weigher of Boats and Lighters, Caleb Loring, jr. Sealers of Weights and Measures, Amos Stevens, John M. Dearborn. City Crier, James Wilson: [Office, under Exchange Coffee-House.] UNDERTAKERS. Samuel Winslow, 4 Commercial street. Martin Smith, 14 Prospect street. Joseph Wilcutt, 98 Sea street. Thomas Murray, South Boston. John Deluce, Second street, South Boston. Cyrus Babbet, 10 Purchase street. Henry Davis, 8 Prince street. Thomas Haskell, 72 Salem street. John B. Braid, Broadway, South Boston. Stephen S. Andrews, Church street. Joseph Willcutt, jr. Rear 13 North Bennet street. Thomas Andrews, 1 Bartlett street. Edward Barrington, South Margin street. Francis Dillaway, 46 Eliot street. William A. Brabiner, Broadway, South Boston. Rodney Gove, Rear St. Paul's Church. Caleb J. Pratt, 12 Purchase street. Robert Clark, East street.

Constables appointedfor one year, to July 1838. Elisha Copeland John Henry John Boardman Jona. Prescott Willard Clough Eben. Shute, jr. Thomas Holden Derastus Clapp Isaac A.Coolidge George Reed Matthias Ellis Benjamin Lane Josiah Baldwin Richard Hosea Johnson Lunt Horatio Bass William Loring Jabez Pratt Bben, Trescott Nath'l. Coolidge James Hunkins Elisha V. Glover William Andrews S. M. Burnham Ebenezer Shute Sumner F.Barrett Jacob Hook George Robinson W. G. Babbit Josiah Haskell James Pierce Edward P. Hunt Jacob C. Tallant Michael Riley 232 City Officers.

Auctioneers, licensed to July 1838. William Andrews Otis Rich Prentice Whitney James M. Allen Frink Stratton Samuel Hatch Tim. M.Baker John Tyler Julius A. Noble Stephen Brown Geo. P. Thomas Robins & Tyler Saml. K. Bayley Fedin. E. White Whitwell & Sea- Coolidge & Has- N. H. Whitaker ver kell Silas Field Benjamin Poor J. L.Cunningham Nathl. F. Froth- Francis Freeman Daniel Hersey ingham Geo. E. Cook Edward F. Hall Willard C. White Gardner & Cham- Tristram B. Mac- Jabez Pratt berlain kay John S. Johnson Benjamin Bruce

Pure Soft Water for Boston.

City Commissioners^ estimate of the Expense of supply- ing Boston ivit/i soft water, from Spot Pond.

Spot Pond is in Stoneham, 8 miles distant, contains 283 acres, is 143 feet above the level of the sea, and will yield 2,100,000 gallons per day. The expense of bringing water into the City, including iron pipes, dams and bridges, reservoirs, engines, and pumps, and of keeping the works in operation, - $850,006 Stone reservoir on Beacon Hill, 100 feet square inside, 10 feet deep, to contain 750,000, gallons including the cost of land, 71,539 Reservoir under ground at Fort Hill, 65 feet in diameter, to contain 370,000 gallons, 6,224 62 miles of iron pipe of various sizes, laid complete, in the several streets of the ^ City, 433,846 733 Stops Cocks, of various sizes, 29,583 447 Fire Plugs, - . . . 8,940

For South Boston : 2 1-4 miles of 8 inch pipe, for conveying the water to South Boston, - - - 27,709 3 miles of distributing pipe, - - 18,936 Stop Cocks, 1,000 Add for contingencies, 10 per cent, - 59,777

Total expense, $1,507,560 Boston Medical Association. 233 MEMBERS or THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Arranged according to the time of their admittance.

James Jackson, 6 Phillips Place. i Benjamin ShurtlefF, 134 Tremont street. \ John C. Warren, 2 Park street. John Randall, 20 Winter street. George C. Shattuck, Staniford street, corner of Cam- bridge street. jB. Brown, 65 Belknap street. John i, Walter Channing, Tremont st. opposite Trem. House. Jacob Bigelow, 37 Summer street.

j George Hayward, 154 Tremont street. j George Parkman, 11 Bowdoin street. Williams Bradford, 53 Broadway, South Boston. Abner Phelps, Oliver street.

Zabdiel B. Adams, 21 Pearl street. ^

Solomon D. Townsend, 18 Somerset street. .] John Ware, 3 Hamilton Place. ' David Osgood, 7 Winter street.

Samuel A. Shurtleff, Pemberton hill. i Enoch Hale, 14 West street. Samuel Adams, 34 Cambridge street. ' Edward Reynolds, jr. 29 Winter street. Woodbridge Strong, 18 Winter street.

John Jeffries, 9 Franklin street. \ Thomas W. Parsons, surgeon-dentist, 16 Winter st. Josiah F. Flagg, surgeon-dentist, 31 Winter street. George B. Doane, Pemberton Hill. Jerome V. C. Smith, Health Office, City Hall, Quaran- tine Physician of the Port, 12 Bowdoin street. * George W. Otis, jr. Chamber street. Edwin Adams, .34 Cambridge street. i Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan place. Federal street. j Lewis, jr. Winslow Boylston, corner of Pleasant street. i T. Hildreth, 1 La Place. Charles Grange S

D. Humphreys Storer, 14 Winter street. •. Joshua B. Flint, 15 Green street. j John Flint, 20 Common street. ] John C. Hayden, 131 Tremont street. 234 Boston Medical Asscociation.

Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street. Joseph W. McKean, 12 Hanover street. Martin Gay, 48 Milk street. Alexander Thomas, 35 Common street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hayward place. Nathan C. Keep, surgeon-dentist, 1 Tremont place. Frederick A. Sumner, 13 School street. John B. Stebbins, Broadway South Boston. Charles Choate, 1 Bulfinch place. Benjamin T. Prescott, Hanover, cor. of Portland st. Giles H. Lodge, 114 Hanover street. Francis J. Higginson, 40 School street. Charles T. Jackson, 31 Lynn street. Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street. Thomas Gray, jr. surgeon-dentist, 260 Washington st. John B. S. Jackson, G Bedford place. John Homans, 157 Tremont street. Edward J. Davenport, 4 Winter street. Henry Dyer, 40 Green street. Daniel Harwood, surgeon-dentist, 145 Tremont street. Augustus A. Gould, 194 Tremont street. Calvin Ellis, 8 Franklin street. Marshall S. Perry, 467 Washington street. Abraham A. Watson, 469 Washington street. Thomas H. Thompson, 2 Pembertonhill. Levi B. Gale, Washington street. George Bartlett, 33 Green street. Edward Warren, 13 Montgomery place. Benjamin F. Wing, Tremont street, corner of Mont- gomery place. Ambrose Seaton, 106 Purchase street. William G. Hanaford, 9 Howard street. Paul Simpson, 12 Milk street. Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street. Joseph Roby, 8 Derne street. Caleb S. Whitman, 61 Broadway, South Boston. Asa B. Snow, 132 Hanover street. Jesse Chickering, 1 Beach street. William E. Foster. Henry A. Ward, Sullivan Place, Federal street. Charles G. Putnam, 37 Sumner street. James B. Gregerson, 68 Mount Vernon. Josiah D. Kittredge, 289 Washington street. John Odin, jr. corner of Tremont and Eliot streets. Boston Medical Association. 235 \

Nathaniel Shurtleif, 2 Beacon street. B. j Francis H. Gray, 21 Cambridge street. j

Joseph J. f ales, Leverett street. :]

Henry I. Bowditch, opposite 10 Bedford street. i

J. Moriarty, Salem street. ' ' Henry G. Clark, 204 Hanover street. Abner B. Wheeler, G33 Washington street. J. Mason Warren, 2 Park street. Lewis J. Glover, Pleasant street. [

Solomon Keep, surgeon-dentist, 1 Tremont place. /

Geo. C. Shuttuck, jr. cor. ofStaniford and Camb. sts. I E. W. Leach, rear 113 Hanover street. Andrew Alexander, Broadway, South Boston.

Henry A. Dewar, surgeon-dentist, Montgomery place. i Robert William Hooper, 11 Franklin street. J. Cullen Ayer, 173 Hanover street. ' Oliver Wendell Holmes, 2 Central court. John W. Warren, jr. 18 Milk street. William Ingalls, jr. Tremont Row. Richard H. Salter, 2 Bowdoin street. ; Francis Dann, surgeon-dentist, Tremont Row. i Henry B. C. Greene, 45 Federal street.

j Warren J. Whitney, 90 Federal street. Jonathan Leonard, Pearl street. ;

Marcellus Bowen, B. street, South Boston. 'i Luther Clark, Tremont Row. John H. Dix, 1 Green street. i Herman B. Inches, 15 Summer street. "^

Henry G. Wiley, 445 Washington street. ; George Amory Bethune, 121) Tremont street. ' Charles Gordon, 4 Winter street. Charles H. Peirce, 13 Howard street. Ephraim Buck, 171 Hanover street. John W. Gorham, 34 School street. ] George Hubbard, 54 Hanover street. Jacob Hayes, East Boston. | Jeffries Wyman, Washington, corner of Harvard st. Moore R. Fletcher, 2 Bowdoin square.

Charles E. Ware, Tremont street. j Charles H. Wheelwright. \

Horace Dupee, jr. Washington, corner Harvard st. ! John Stevens, 190 Hanover street. John Haskell, South Boston. Benjamin E. Cotting, Washington street. C. M. Weld, 85 Tremont street. 236 List of Stages. LIST OF STAGES.

The hours at which they startfrom and arrive at Boston, [From Messrs. Badger and Porter's " Stage Register."]

Albany and Troy, vi Teinpleton and Greenfield, leaves Wild's No. 11 Elm street Boston, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3o'cl'k a m. arrives at Greenfield at 7 o'clock p m, and in Albany the follow- ing days at same hour. Returning, leaves Albany at 2 o'clock a ra, and arrives at Boston the second day at 7 p ni. Albany Daily, by Rail Road cars, to Worcester, via Greenfield to Albany and Troy; stopping overnight at Greenfield, going and re- turning. Albany, via Brattleborough, Vt. daily, from 36 Hanover st. at 2 am. Amherst, Windsor, and Bwrlingion Mail, via Lowell, every morn. Andover, leaves City Tavern every day, Sundays ex. at 3p m. and arrives at 10. Bridgewater, and Randolph, Washington Coffee House, and City Tavern, every day except Sunday, at 12 1-2 ni, and 1pm. arrives 10 1-2 a m. Bristol, R.I. Mail, via Taunton, leaves Washington Coffee House every day except Sunday, at 7 1-2 a m. Brookline, leaves Norfolk avenue every day except Sunday, at 8 and 10 a m, and 6 pm. Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun. at 4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. Concord and Nashua, N. H. via Lowell, daily from 11 Elm street, 7 am. Concord, via Andover, leaves 9 Elm st. Tu. Th. and Sat. returns the following days. Concord Accora. leaves 36 Hanover st. Mon. Wed. and Sat, at 3 p m, and arrives at9 p m. Charlestown Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Cambridge Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Cambridgeport Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Canton, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon. Tues. Thurs. and Sat. at 4 p m. Dedham, leaves 158 Washington st. at 3 1-2 p m. Dover, N. H. leaves 85 Ann st. every morning except Sunday at 8, and arrives at 4 p m. Dorchester and South Boston, leaves 158 Washington st. at 9 a m, 2 and 6 pm. Dorchester and Milton, leaves 11 Elm st. every day, Sundays ex- cepted, at 12 1-2 and 5 pm. Duxbury Mail, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun at 9 a m. Dudley, via Worcester Rail Road, Tu Th and Sat. East Cambridge, leaves Province House at 9, 11, 1, 3 and 6. East Randolph, leaves 9 Elm st. and Lafayette Hotel at 3 pm, Mon Wed and Sat. Fitchburg, Fitzwilliam and Brattleboro' Mail, leaves 11 Elm st. every day. Gloucester Mail, City Tavern, every day except Sun at 11 a m, ar- rives at 12 m. Greenfield Mail, leaves 12 Elm st. Tues Thurs and Sat. Groton Accom. 36 Havover st. Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, and Mon Wed and Sat at 10 a m. Haverhill, Ms. and Concord, N. H. 11 Elm St. Mon Wed and Fri at 7, arrives every other day at 6 p m. List of Stages. 237

Hyannis Mail, leaves City Tavern, Mon Wed and Fri at 3 a m. Hopkinton, N. H. leaves 11 Elm st. 'J'u Th and Sat at 7 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. Hinghaiu, ieaves 9 Elm st. every day except Sun at 4 p m, and ar- rives at 9 a m. Jamaica Plains, leaves Post Office, 9 and 12 a m, and 5 pm. Keene, N. H. Mail, 36 Hanover st. every morning at5, and arrives same evening. Keene, S.U. leaves 11 Elm st. every day at 4 p m. Keene, N. H. via Lowell Rail Road, Tu Th and Sat morn. Lowell Rail Road Depot, Leverett st. cor. Barton st.

Lowell, 1 1 Elm st. every day except Sun at 7 a m, and 2 pm. Lancaster and Fitchburgli Accom. leaves City Tavern every morn- ing at 8. Lynn, leaves 11 Elm st. daily, at 4 pm. Mt. Washington Hourly, from opposite City Hall. Medfield, Med way, and Mendon, leaves 158 Washington st. Tu Th and Sat 11am, and 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 6 a ni, and arrives at 5 p m. Methuen, leaves City Tavern daily, at 3 pm. Medford, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. every day except Sunday, at

12 I 2 and 6 pm. Medford, leaves 9 Elm st. at 12 m. 5 1-2 p m, on Sun leaves at 9 a ni and 8 pm, Sat leaves at 8 p m. Marblehead, leaves City Tavern every day ex. Sun at 4 1-2 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. Nahant, leaves City Tavern 9am and 4 pm, daily. New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at half past 8 a m, and arrives next days. New Bedford Mail via Taunton, leaves Washington Coffee House, Tu Th and Sat at half past 7 am, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri eve- nings. Newport Mail, leaves Washington Coffee H. every day, Sunday ex- cepted, at 7 a m, and arrives p m. Newburyport, Exeter and Dover, N. H. Accom. leaves 85 Ann st every morning except Sun at half past 7, and arrives at 6 p m. Newton Lower Falls and Brighton, leaves 7 Elm st. every day at 4 pm. Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 85 Ann st. every day except Sun at 1 p m, and arrives at 1 p m. New York Mail, 7 Elm st. eveiy day at 10 p m, arrives every day at 12 m. Plymouth Accom. leaves City Tavern, Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m, and half past 12 p m. Plymouth, Sandwich, and Barnstable Mail, City Tavern every morning except Sun at 4 am, arrives p m. Portland, Me. iMail, leaves Eastern Stage House every day at half past 4 pm, and arrives at 6 a m. Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves 84 Ann st. every morning except Sun at 8, and arrives at 5 p in. Peterborough, N. H., leaves Elm st. Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4"pm. Providence Mail, leaves 158 Washington st. every day except Sun at Sam. An Accom. leaves at 11 a m. Providence Rail Road Depot, bottom of the Common. Portsmouth Accom. leaves 84 Ann st. every morning except Sun at half past 7, and arrives at 5 p m. 22 238 List of Stages.

Portsmouth, City Tavern and New England Coffee House, Tu Th and Sat at 8 a m. Quincy, leaves Jennings's, Elm st. every day except Sun at 4 pm, and arrives at half past 8 a m. Royalston, 11 Elin st. everyday except Sunday. Roxbury hourly, from Norfolk avenue. Salem, leaves 11 Elm st. 8 a m, 3, 3 1-2 and 4 1-2, p m. On Sun- day, stage leaves at 8 1-2 a m. Salem, leaves City Tavern daily, except Sunday, at 9 and 11 a m, and 3, 4, 5 and 6 p m. Salem, leaves 9 and 11 Elm st. every day except Sun at 3p ra. Sterling and Princetown, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and FriatB a m. Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 10 a m. South Boston, leaves 158 Washington st. at 7, 9 and 11am, and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p m. South Reading, leaves 9 Elm st. daily, except Sun at 4 p m, arrives at 9 a m. Taunton, leaves 158 W^ashington st. every day except Sun at 7 1-2 a ni, and 3 p m. Waltham and Watertown, leaves 11 Elm st. every day except Sun at 4 p m. Woburn, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon W^ed and Sat at 4 p m, arrives same days at 9 a m. Worcester Rail Road Depot, Lincoln st. Worcester Accom. 7 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 10 a m, and ar- rives Tu Th and Sat at 1 pin. Woonsocket Falls, R. I. leaves Washington Coffee House, Tu Th and Sat at 11 a m, arrives next days at 1 p m. Hingham Steam Boat, Liverpool Wharf daily except Sun at 4 pm. ~~ BAGGAGE WAGGONS. Framingham, leaves Wed and Sat. Box 17 Union st. Fall River and Newport, arrives every Wed and Sat in the morn- ing, and leaves in the afternoon of the same days. Order box City Tavern. Greenfield order box at City Tavern. Hubbardstown order box at 52 N. Market. Haverhill, Andover and Boston Baggage Waggon, daily. Order box 84 Ann st. Lynn, arrives and leaves every day. Order box at .52 N. Market st. Methiien and Boston, leaves Tu and Friday. Order box 22 South Market st. New Hedford, arrives every Wed and Fri and leaves every Th and Sat. Order box at City Tavern. Northampton, leaves every other Sat. Order box at Bryant's, 17 Union st. Providence, arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Salem, arrives and leaves every day, Sundays excepted. Order box at Leavitt's and City Tavern.

Salem and Marblehead, arrives and leaves every day ; also leaves for Newbury port through Ipswich and Rowley, Wed and Sat. Order box at 13 Merchant's How. South Reading order box at 52 N. Market st. Taunton and Bristol, arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Wareham, arrives Fri and leaves Sat. Order box at City Tavern. Former Ministers in Boston. 239

Ministers of the Churches in Boston, since 1630, with the year of their settlement.

For other Churches, see pages 127, 128.

First Churcli, Chauncy Place. Isaac Hull, 1679 John Wilson, 1630 John Emblen, 1684 John Cotton, 1633 Ellis Callender, 1708 John Norton, 1C56 Elisha Callender, 1718 John Davenport, 1668 Jeremiah Condy, 1739 James Allen, 3668 Samuel Stillman, u. d. 1765 John Oxenbridge, 1671 Josepli Clay, 1807 Joshua JMoodey, 1684 James M. Winchell, 1814 John Bailey, 1693 Fran. Way land, d. d. 1821 Benjamin Wadsworth, 1696 Cyrus P. Grosvenor, 1827 Thomas Bridge, 1705 William Hague, 1830 Thomas Foxcroft, 1717 Rollin H. Neale'. 1837 Chas. Chauncsy, d. d. 1727 Old South, Washington, St. John Clarke, d. u. 1778 William Emerson, 1799 Thomas Thatcher, 1670 John L. Abbott, 1813 Samuel Willard, 1678 N.L.Frot.hingham,D.D. 1815 Ebenezer Pemberton, 1700 Joseph Sewall, D. D. 1713 Second Church, Hanover St. Thomas Prince, 1718 {Ministers of Old JVortli.) Alex. Curnming, 1761 John Mayo, 16.55 Samuel Blair, d. d. 1766 Increase Mather, d. d. 1664 John Bacon, 1771 Cotton Mather, d. d. 1684 John Hunt, 1771 Joshua Gee, 1723 Joseph Eckley, d. d. 1779 Samuel Mather, d. d. 1732 Joshua Huntington, 1808 Samuel (^heckley, jr. 1747 B. B. Wisner, v. v. 1821 John Lathrop, d. d. 1768 S. H. Stearns, 1834 (Ministers of.Xco Brick.) Geo. W. Blagden. 1836 William Waldron, 1722 William Welsteed, 1728 Kings Chapel, Tremont St. Ellis Gray, 1738 Robert Ratcliffe, 1686 Ebenezer Pemberton, 1754 Robert Clarke, 1086 Henry Ware, jr. d. p. 1817 Samuel Myles, 1689 R. Waldo Emerson, 1829 George Hatton, 1693 Chandler Robbins. 1833 Christopher Bridge, 1699 Henry Harris, 1709 First Union St. Baptist, Roger Price, 1729 Thomas Gould, 1665 Thomas Harward, 1731 John Miles, 1675 Addingt. Davenport, 1737 John Russell, 1679 Stephen Roe, 1741 240 Former Ministers in Boston.

Henry Caner, d. d. 1747 Federal Street Church. Charles Brockwell, 1747 John Moorhead, 1730 John Troutbeck, 1755 Robert Annan, 1783 JVew Liturgy adopted. Jer. Belknap, d. d. 1787 James Freeman, d. d. 1782 J. S. Popkin, D. D. 1799 Samuel Cary, 1809 Wm.E.ChanningjUD. ) 1803

F. W. P. Greenwood. 1824 Ezra S. Gannett. \ 1824

Brattle Street Church. Hollis Street Church. Benj. Colman, 1699 Mather Byles, d. d. 1732 William Cooper, 1716 Ebenezer Wight, 1778 Samuel Cooper, 1746 Samuel West, d. D. 1789 Peter Thacher, 1785 Horace Holley, n. d. 1809 J. S. Buckrninster, 1805 John Pierpont. 1819 Edward Everett, 1814 John G. Palfrey, 1818 Trini'y, Summer St. Samuel K. Lothrop. 1834 Addington Davenport, 1734

New North, Hanover St. William Hooper, 1747 Wilham Walter, d. d. 1764 John 1714 Webb, Samuel Parker, d. d. 1774 Peter Thacher, 1720 J. S. J. Gardener, d. d. 1792 Andrew Kliot, d. d. 1742 George W. Doane, 1828 John Eliot, D. D. 1779 J. iVl.VVainwright,D.D.1833 Francis Parkman, n.n. 1813 West Church, Lynde St. New South, Summer St. William Hooper, 1737 Samuel Checkley, 1719 Jona. Mayhew, d. d. 1747 Penuel Bowen, 1706 Simeon Howard, d. d. 1767 Joseph Howe, 1773 Charles Lowell, o. m. } 1«06 Everett, 1782 Oliver C. A. Bartol. \ J 837 J. T. Kirkland, u. d. 1794 Samuel C. Thacher, 1811 Second Baptist, Baldwin Place. F. W. P. Greenwood, 1818 F.phraim Bound, 1743 Alexander Young. 1825 John Davis, 1765 Isaac Skillman, d. d. 1773 Salem St. Christ Church, Thomas Gair, 1788 Timothy Cutler, d. d. 1723 Thomas Baldwin, d. D. 1790 James Greaton, 1759 James I). Knowles, 1825 Mather Byles, jr. d. d. 1768 Baron Stow. 1832 Stephen Lewis, 1778 William Montague, 1786 First Universalist, Hanover St. William Walter, d. d. 1792 John Murray, 1773 Samuel ITaskell, 1801 Edward Mitchell, 1810 Asa Eaton, d. d. 1803 Paul Dean, 1813 William Croswell. 1829 Sebastian Streeter. 1824 Former Ministers in Boston. 241

Roman Catholic, Frankl in St. St. Paul's, Tremont St. M. La Polerie, 1788 Samuel F. Jarvis, r. d. 1820 Louis de Rousselet, Alonzo Potter, d. d. 1826 John Thayer, 1789 John S. Stone, d. d. 1832

F. A. Matignon, d. d., 1792 Central Universalist, Bulfincli St. J. de Cheverus, 1796 Philip Larisey, 1818 Paul Dean. 1823 Patrick Byrne, 1820 Evangelical, South Boston. Taylor, d. 1821 Wm. d. Prince Hawes. 1824 Benedict Fenwick, 1825 Joy H. Fairch'ild. 1327 James Fitton, 1827 William Wiley, 1827 Green Street Church. William Tyler, 1829 William Jenks, d. d. 1826 T. J. O'Flagherty, 1829 Chamber Street Church. Michael Healy, 1831 James Conway. 1836 Samuel Barrett. 1825 Street African Baptist, Belknap St Bowdoin Church. Thomas Paul, 1806 Lyman Beecher, d. d. 1826 Thomas Richie, 1832 Hubbard Winslow. 1832 Samuel Gooch, 1833 Purchase Street Church. John Given, 1835 A. Archer. 1837 George Ripley. 182G Federal Street Baptist. Third Baptist, Charles St. Caleb Blood, 1807 Howard Malcom, 1828 Daniel Sharp. 1812 George B. Ide. 1835

Park Street Church. Pine Street Church. Edw'dD. Griffin, D.D. 1811 Thos. H. Skinner, d. d. 1828 Sereno E. Dwight, 1817 John Brown, d. d. 1829 Edward Beecher, 1826 Amos A. Phelps, 1832 J H. Linsley, 1832 Artemas Boies. 1834 Silas Aiken. 1837 Salem Church, Salem St. Hawes Place, South Boston. Lemuel Capen. 1827 Justin Edwards, d. d. 1828 George W. Blagden, 1830 St. Matthew's, South Boston. J. H. Towne. 1836 John L. Blake, 1824 H. L. Conolly. 1833 South Congregational, Wash. St. Second Universalist, School St. Mellish I. Motte. 1828 Hosea Ballou. 1817 Grace Church, Temple St. New Jerusalem, Phillips Place. James Sabine, 1829 Thomas Worcester. 1828 G. F. Haskins, 1830 Union Church, Essex St. Samuel Mc Burney, 1832 Samuel Green, 1823 Zachariah Mead, 1834 Nehemiah Adams. 1834 Thomas M. Clark, jr. 1836 23 APPENDIX

Page. 70. Insert Russell E. Dewey, as Counsellor at

Blandford ; Charles b\ Bates, at Granville ; and John Hooker, Josiah Hooker, William Dwight, at Spring^field. 71. Insert as Deputy Sheriifs at Springfield, Rho- dolphus Kinsley and Daniel M. Moon. Dele Heman Day, as Coroner, West Springfield. 81. Joseph Hodges, J. P. at Canton, should be in- serted at Roxbury. 81. Dele Thomas Tolman, J. P. & Q. at Canton, and on p. 83, as Counsellor at Canton, and insert him at Roxbury. 86. Dele Ellis Ames, Couns. West Bridgewater, and insert him at Canton, p. 81. 117. Dele N. S. Mason, Col. 3d Regiment. 133. Insert Charles T. Torrey, Cong. Minister, Salem. 172. Dele J. F. Loring and G. W. Pratt, as Directors of Lowell Rail Road, and insert John Bryant and George W. Lyman. 194. Insert William D. Merrick as a Senator for Maryland. 202. Mr. Geo. Bancroft of Northampton, has been nominated by the President as Collector for the port of Boston, in place of David Hen- shaw, resigned. 204. Dele Lemuel Williams, Collector for New Bed- ford, and insert Robert Smith. 225. Dele John Boles as a member of the Common Council.

The Massachusetts claim on the General Govern- ment, which will probably be paid the present year, is $272,716.

The joint product of the Bank tax and Auction tax for the State of Massachusetts for 1837, amounted to over $435,000.

The amount expended in 1837, by the Overseers of the Poor for Boston, in the several Wards, is $8,009,76. Appendix. 243 COMPARATIVE VIEW

Of the condition of all the banks in the United States, on or near the 1st of January, 1836, 1st of January, 1837, and since the suspension of specie payments.

Jan. I, 1836. Number of banks from which re- turns have been received. Number of branches, do. Number of banks, the affairs of which are estimated, [for want of returns,] ... Number of blanches, do. "Whole nu mber of banks. Whole luiniber of branches, -

Capital paid in. Loans and discounts, Stocks,

Real estate, - . . - Other investments, ... Specie, ..... Specie fund, .... Notes of other banks, Due by other banks, Circulation. .... Deposites .... Due to other banks, Other liabilities ... Aggregate of deposites and cir- culation, .... Aggregate of deposites and cir- culation, & due to other banks, Apgre^fate of specie, specie funds, notes of other banks, and due by

other banks, - - - 128,811,763 Aggregate of investments sup- posed to jield income, - 493,385,000 Excess of such investments over amount of capital paid in, 241,509,708 Total liabilities, exclusive of those to stockholders, - - . 331,807,081 Net circulation, - - - 108,185,900 244 Appendix. COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of the " Associated Banks " in Boston, at the close of business on the 11th day of May, day before the sus- pension of Specie Payment, and on the 30th of De- cember, 1837.

Capital—same both days, - - - $20,400,000,00 Circulation— after deducting the Bills held by each other, viz.—30th Dec. - - 2,212,373,00 nth May - - 1,593,424,00

Increase - - 618,949,00

Individual Deposites—30th Dec. - - 5,897,921,35 " " nth May - - 3,772,513,18

Increase - - 2,125,408,17 Loans—30ih Dec. .... 31,787,065,43 « II th May .... 31,552,795,15

Increase - - 234,270,28 Specie—30th Dec. .... 1,126,708,05 " 11th xM ay - - - - 947,658,48

Increase - - 179,049,57

Real Estate—30ih Dec. - - - 629,791,17 Decrease of Circulation since 25th Nov. 172,933,00 do. of Individual Deposites - 199,812,08 do. of Loans .... 673,737,68 Increase of Specie .... 46,634,40 Decrease of Real Estate - - - 1,902,41 N. B. The Massachusetts, Franklin and Lafayette Banks are not included in the above.

Comvicrce of Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Com- mercial List states the number of arrivals at that port in 1837, up to the 29th of December, at 8146. In 1836, the arrivals were 4185—increase in one year, 3961. Commerce of A'ew York. Arrivals of vessels in 1837, 2071. Passengers, 54,975. Shipwrecks in 1837. Ships brigs, and barques, 94; 135 ; schooners, 234 ; sloops, 12 ; steamboats, 15. Total, 490. The loss of life, as far as ascertained, in these vessels, was 1295. Appendix. 245

Manufactories incorporated in 1837.

JVame. Location. Capital. - Conway Cotton and Woollen Conway - - 100,000 - - 225, Central Cotton - - - Southbridge Odiorne Cotton and Woollen Sturbridge - - 500, Boston Cotton and Woollen Boston - - - 150, Monson Branch Cotton and Wool. M on sou - - - 150, - 100, Damask Cloth - - - Boston - - . . - 150, Boston Granite - - - auincy - Singletary Woollen and Satinet Millbury - - 100, - 100, Marble and Lime - - - West Stockbridge - - 100, Sutton Woollen . - - Sutton - - - 150, Weymouth Iron - - - Weymouth - Livingston Cot. Wool, and Silk Lancaster - - 150, - Hampden Silk West Springfield 100, North Andover Cotton and Wool. Andover - - - 200, 300, Taunton Iron - - - Taunton and Raynham Richmond Cotton Taunton - - - 300, Washington Granite Quincy - - - 150, " - - 100, Taunton Iron - - - Taunton - Lee Cotton and Paper - Lee - - - 50, - (.'rocker l^otton . - - Taunton - - 150, - West Cotton and Paper Taunton - - 100, Berkshire Mining County of Berkshire 50, - - 350, Glendale Cotton - Stockbridge - duincy Granite Quincy - - 70, Amherst Silk Amherst . - - 50, Northampton Snsar Beet Northampton - - 200, Washington Cotton and Woollen Millbury - - - 120, Etna Iron Castings Cambridge - - 150, Wadsworth Woollen Barre - - - 200, Millbury Locomotive Engine Millbury, - - - 100, Wrentham Carpet Wrentham - - 25, - - - 300, Lowell Gas - - - - Lowell, Green River Cotton and Woollen Great Barrington - 40, Berkshire Silk Adams . - - 50, Bemis Cotton and Woollen Watertown and Newton 150, Valley Mills Paper Hardwick - - 100, Wessacumcon Cotton Cloths Newburyport • - 200, . Minot Woollen - . - Enfield - - 75, Westfield White Lead Russell - - - 50, Franklin Cotton and Woollen Rowe - - - 40, South Boston Steam Mill South Boston - • 150, - Verd Antique Marble - Lynnfield - - 100, Goulding Patent Bale Rope - Roxbury and Brookline 50, - - Norton Cotton - - - Norton - 100^ - Conwav Mills Cotton - Conway - - 70, Boston and N. Y. Coal Mining Bristol, Norfolk & Suffolk 200, iiew England Cordage Roxbury - - - 30, Merrimack Coal Mining County of Essex - 25, Shawmut Cotton and Woollen Andover _ - - 100, Tremont Mining - - - Go's of Suffolk & Norfolk 250, Stoneham Marble and Lime Stoneham and Boston 200, Boston Calico Chelsea and Danvers 200, 23* —

246 Appendix.

THE MARINE TELEGRAPH OBSERVATORY,

Central Wharf, under the direction of Mr. J. R. Parker.

This Observatory will enable vessels, by the assistance of only 7 flags, (admitting of 9330 changes,) to communi- cate intelligence to each other with ease when they are at sea, and to the shore when they are approaching it, and to announce their arrival in our bay. The name of the vessel, her passage, and the port from whence she came, is communicated from the pilot boats in the bay, to the outer station, located upon Point Alerton Hill at Nantasket, from thence to the repeating station at George's Island, or to the maritime station at Rainsford Island, thence to the Observatory on Central Wharf, all which communications are immediately transmitted to the City Hall Reading Room, to the Insurance Offices, and to the owners of the vessels thus announced. Already 1500 sail of vessels h.ave adopted this system. In connection with this establishment, Mr. Parker, the superintendent, has a Telegraphic Repeating Station on the cupola of the City Hall, to designate and give the fol- lowing information, by hoisting flags and balls. A red and i/ellow conversation flag at the south side of the cupola, denotes the arrival of the Southern Land

Mail ; and black balls hoisted here, tell the arrival of ships in the harbor, and for barques white balls are used. To denote the arrival of the New York Steam Boat Mail, a white flag is displayed on the north side of the cupola; black balls are also used here to give the arrival of brigs. In cases of fire, red and yellow balls are displayed here

to give informal ion as follows : Fire in the southeastern section of the city, denoted by a red and yellow ball on the southeast corner of the cupola. Fire in the southwestern section of the city, denoted by a red and yellow ball upon the southwest corner of the cupola. Fire in the northwestern section of the city, denoted by a red and yellow ball upon the northwest corner of the cupola Fire in the northeastern section of the city, denoted by a red and yellow ball upon the northeast corner of the cupola.

Treasury J^otes. There have been issued from the Treasury Department of the United States, $2,992,989 in Treasury Notes, to the 31st of Dec. 1837. ;

Appendix. 247

East Boston was first occupied by Samuel Maverick in 1G29, where he built a fort, mounting four guns. Mr. Maverick was an Episcopalian, and was esteemed " the most hospitable man in all the country, giving entertain- " ment to all comers gratis In 1633, the General Court made a grant of this island to Mr. Maverick, he paying to the Court " a fat wether or a fat hog annually, or £10 in money." The title passed to George Briggs in 1650, in 1668 to Richard Newbold, and from him to Sir Thomas Temple, from Temple to Col. Samuel Shrimpton, and from his heirs to the East Boston Company. Mr. Henry H. Williams had been in possession of this island from 1793. In 1814 the citizens of Boston erected a fort on its eastern extremity, called Fort Strong. In 1831 a few capitalists purchased this island, containing 660 acres, with only one house, portioned it out into streets and lots, and have made it an important part of the city. It has now over 100 houses, a Sugar Refinery, a Cast Iron Foundry, a Church, an extensive Hotel, and the Depot of the Eastern Rail Road.

Charles River Bridge was opened for passengers on the 17th of June, 17fc6. Length, 1503 feet. Cost $50,000. West Boston Bridge opened 23d of Nov. 1793. Length, 2483 feet. Cost $77,000. South Boston Bridge opened in the summer of 1805, Length, 1551 feet. Cost $56,000. Craigie's Bridge opened Aug. 30th, 1809. Length, 2796 feet. Prison Point Bridge is 1821 feet in length. Western Avenue opened July 2d, 1821. It is a mile and a half in length. South Boston Free Bridge opened in 1828. Warren Bridge opened Dec. 25th, 1828. Length, 1390 feet. Declared free March 2d, 1836.

Boston Common. The malls around the Common, con- tain a little more than 7 acres. The Common, enclosed by these malls, including the burial ground, contains 42 acres. The flats west of Charles street contain 25 acres making in all 75 acres.

Dr. Franklin died at Philadelphia, April 17th, 1790, aged 84, and bequeathed $4,444, to be loaned by the city of Boston to young married artificers. This fund has accumulated to the amount of $25,636,75. —

248 Appendix.

Commissioners resident in Boston, who have been ap- pointed by the Governor of Maine, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Maine, also to administer Oaths, and to take the acknowledg- ment of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said State of Maine. Benjamin H. Currier, Thomas A. Dexter, Peleg W. Chandler, Bradford Sumner. Abner Bourne,

Boston AthencBum. President, George Hayward. Vice-President, Thomas G. Cary. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Secretary, William T. Andrews. Trustees, Edward Wigglesworth, Wm. T. Andrews, Nathaniel I. Bowditch, I. P. Davis, Samuel May, John A. Lowell, Wm. H. Prescott, Samuel Lawrence, Thomas B. Curtis.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President, George Darracott. Vice-President, Joseph Lewis. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker. Secretary, John Gorham Rogers. Trustees, James L. Homer, Thomas J. Shelton, Walter Frost, Nathaniel Hammond, Henry W. Dutton, Willard N. Fisher, Jonathan Loring, Elias Kingsley, Jonas Chick- ering.

ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS BOSTON. Arrive. Close. Southern at 12, m. On Southern at 9, p. m. Monday at 5, p. m. Eastern at 12, m. On Mon- Eastern at 9, p. m. day at 5, p. M. Northern at 5, p. m Northern at 6, p. m. Western at 9, p. m. Western at 7 p. m. Nantuck. Barnstable, Plym- Nantuck. Barnstable, Plym- outh and New Bedford, outh and New Bedford, daily, except Sunday, at daily, except Saturday, 6, p. M. at 8, p. m. Providence, daily, at 11, Providence, daily, at 6, a. m. A. M. and 6. p. m. and 2, p. m. —

Appendix. 249 w5n ^ct to Reduce the rate of damages on Inland Bills of Exchange.

Be it enacted b}' the Senate and House of Representa- tives, in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : Sec. 1. The third section of the thirty-third chapter of the Revised Statutes is hereby so far amended, as that damages on Inland Bills of Exchange, drawn after the passage of this Act, shall be reduced from the rates therein specified to the following, that is to say ; on bills payable in the States of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode

Island, Connecticut and New York, two per cent. ; on bills payable in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and

Delaware, three per cent ; on bills payable in Virginia and the District of Columbia, North Carolina, South Caro- lina and Georgia, four per cent. ; and if payable else- where, within any other of the United States or the terri tories thereof, five per centum. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and after the passing of the same. [Approved by the Governor, April 20, 1837.]

Votes for Governor in Massachusetts. Edward Everett has, 50,656 Marcus Morton, 33,089 Scattering, 286

For Lieutenant Governor. George Hull has, 50,768 William Foster, 32,835 Scattering, 389

Thirteenth Presidential Term. The whole number of votes rendered for President and Vice-President, were 294, viz.— For President, 170 for Martin Van Buren, 73 for W. H. Harrison, 26 for Hugh L White, 14 for Daniel Webster, and 11 for W. P. Mangum. For Vice-Presi- dent, 147 for R. M. Johnson, 77 for Francis Granger, 47 for John Tyler, and 23 for Wm. Smith. There being no choice of Vice-President, the Senate made choice of R. M. Johnson, he having 33 votes and Granger 16.

Mortality in Boston. In 1837 there occurred 1840 deaths. 250 Reminiscences of Boston.

An exploring party discover Shawniut, called by the English Trimountain, Sept. 10, J621

Rev. William Blackstone first inhabits Boston, . 1626 Trimountain first called Boston, Sept. 7, ... J630 Interment in Chapel Burial Ground of Mr. Isaac Johnson, Sept. 30, 1630

First General Court is held in Boston, Oct. 19, . 1630

First Fire in Boston, 2 houses burnt, March 16, . 1631 Edward Convers commences a Ferry to Charles'wn, 1631

Governor's Island demised to Gov. Winthrop, . . 1632 Castle Island, (Fort Independence,) selected for a fortress, 1633

Latin Grammar School established, April 13, . . 1635

3 quakers ordered to have their right ears cut off, . 1658 Old Province House, rear of 165 Wash. st. erected, 1679

Wampatuck gives a quit claim deed of Boston, . 1685

The Court orders drunkards' names to be posted, . 1694 Captain Kidd the pirate, sent prisoner to England, 1699

' The Boston News Letter' first paper in Boston, . 1704

Light-House Island, first Light- House erected, . 1715- Faneuil Hall, original buildmg erected, .... 1742 City Hall, State street, first building erected 1658, of wood. Destroyed by fire twice. Erected in

its present form, . 1747

Unsuccessful attempt to establish a Theatre, . 1750

Great Earthquake, 100 chimnies thrown down, . 1755

Dark day, from 10 a. m. to midnight. May 25, . . 1780 Nix's Mate, the soil was large enough for 50 head of sheep in the year 1792 Boston Theatre opened, exhibiting plays under the title of Moral Lectures, 1794 State House corner stone laid, 1795 Haymarket Theatre opened, 1796

India Wharf, commenced 1805, finished, . . . 1809

County Court House, Court square, erected, . . 1810 Custom House erected, 1810 Howard Benevolent Society organized, .... 1812 First Sunday School in New England established 1812 Sept. Gale, blew over largest trees on the Common, 1815

Central Wharf, 1240 feet long, completed, . . . 1816 Exchange Coffee House burnt, (cost $500,000,) Nov. 1818 Primary Schools first established, 1818

Massachusetts General Hospital erected, . . . 1821

Court House and Jails, Leveret street, erected, . 1822 Faneuil Hall Market, corner stone laid, .... 1825 Dr. HERSCHEL'S TABLE

For Foretelling the Weather, through all the Lunations of each Year, forever,—amended by Dr. Adam Clarke.

This table and the accompanying remarks are the result of many a due con- years' actual observation ; the whole being constructed on sideration of the attraction of the sun and moon, in their several po- sitions respecting the earth, and will, by simple inspection, show the observer what kind of weather will most probably follow the entrance of the moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be seldom or never found to fail.

If the new moon, the Islqr., the full moon, orthelastqr.hap|)ens COUNTIIVG-ROOM ALMANAC, 1838,

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JANUARY. JULY. 12 3 4 5 6 12 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 n 12 13 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 FEBRUARY. AUGUST. 12 3 12 3 4 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 25 26 27 28 26 27 28 29 30 31 SEPTEMBER. 1 MARCH. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 12 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 30 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 OCTOBER. APRIL. 12 3 4 5 6 12 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 29 30 NOVEMBER. MAY. 12 3 12 3 4 5 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 25 26 27 28 29 30 27 28 29 30 31 DECEMBER. 1 JUNE. 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 30 31