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^Aiii.4!!JfeJ!!!li.Aal!l!k THE MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, AND
Unitttf .statrisii ^alttiJfuv For the Year of our Lord 18 3 8, Being Bissextile, or Leap Year, and FiFTY-SECOKD OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. CONTAINING Chnly Judicial^ Ecclesiastical and Military Lists in
Associations, and Corporate I nstitutio its
for literary^ agricultural^ and charitable Purposes. A List of PosT-TowNS in Massachusetts, with the JSTames of the Post-Masters. CITY OFFICERS IN BOSTON. ALSO, Catalogdes of the Officers of the aENERAI. GOVERNMSNT, With its several Departments and Establishments Times of the Sittings of the several Courts;
Governors in each State ; And a Variety of'other interesting Articles.
BOSTON^: PUBLISHED BY RICHARDSON & LORD, AND JAMES LORING. Sold wholesale and retail, at their Book-Storei, Comhill.
#W "i^^W Wp* 'SI^^If' Wi'' VV' fP" WW?W ECLIPSES FOR
3 828.
There will be but two Eclipses this year, conse- quently both of the -Smw, viz. I. The first will be April, 14th day, 4h. 34m. in the TOorning, of course invisible. —Moon's latitude 8^*^N. II. The second will be October, 8th day, 7h. 34m. in the evening, invisible in the U. S.—Moon's latitude 6^0 S.
VOTES FOR GOYERNOR^Throughout the State. For Mr. Strong, 18C0 19,530 i For Mr. Gerry, 16,958 For do. 1801 25,452 S For do. 20,169 1802 29,933 For do. 19,534 For do. J For do. 1803 29,199 ^ For do. 11,656 For do. 1304 30,011 ? For Mr. Sullivan, 23,979 For do. 1805 35,204 f For do. 33„-'SO For do. 1806 36,433 S For do. 36,031 For do. 1807 39,224 i For do. 41,054 For Mr. Grore, 1808 39,643 1 For do. 41,193 For do. 1809 47,916 \ For Mr. Lincoln, 45,118 For do. 1810 44,272 5 For Mr. Gerry, 46,541 For do. 1811 40,142 • For do. 43,328 i"or Mr. Strong, 1812 52,696 3 For do. 51 ,.326 1813 For For do. 56,754 I Mr. Varnum, 42,789 For do. 1814 56,374 5 For Mr. Dexter, 45,953 For do. 1815 50,921 * For do. 43,933 For Mr. Brooks, 1816 49,578 5 For do. 47,384 For do. 1817 46,160 ; For Mr. Dearborn, 38,129 For do. 1818 39,533 \ For Mr. Crowninshield, 30,041 For do. 1819 42,875 i For do. 35,271 For do. 1820 31,072 f For Mr. Eustis, 21,927 For do. 1821 28,608 * For do. 20,608 For do. 1822 28,487 > For do. 21,177 For Mr. Eastis, 1823 34,402 * For Mr. Otis, 30,171 For da. 1824 38,650 I For Mr. Lathrop, 34,210 For Mr. Lincoln, 1825 35,221 * For other candidates, 2205 For do. 1826 27,884 f For do. 3.108 10,090 For do. 1827 29,029 ] For do.
la Boston, 1827, Mo Lmc<4D,2,70»—Other candidatesj 1619.
FEBRUARY, 1 828, begins on Friday. j
MARCH, 1828, begins on Saturday.
Full Moon 1st day, 2h. 9m. evening. Last Quarter 9th day, Uh. 34m. morning. New Moon 15th day, 4h. 64m. evening. First Quarter 2:5d day, 5h. 18m. morning. Full Moon iilst day, 5h. 54m. morning.
Mj Wl Observable Days, is'c. jr. s. i r # s.
I APRIL, 1828, begins on Tuesday.
Last Quarter 7th day, 7h. 22m. morning. New Moon Hth day, 4fh. 34m. morning. First Quarter 22d day, Oh. 34m. morning. Full Moon !29th day, 6h. Om. evening.
W| Observable Days, life. r. s. jr. ©s.jF. Sea M | Q
3 CP.Bos.&Greenf.C.S.Spr. 5 43 8 I morn 4 7*s set loh. 2501. 5 41 9 7 43 5 Grows mucfi 40 10 lo 1 34 6 Good Friday. St, A. 39 11 II 2 a6 7 finer. 37 morn. 3 2 E Easter day. Now look 36 o 8 2 Gov.&Sen.ch. Mass. out for 34 o 83 S.J.C.Coiic. C.S.Ips.&Barn. 33 46 94 Quite a storm. [ D per. 31 28 105 high Very cool 30 5 116 tides. hanli ^^ 40' 8 57 127 Y'd L sets I oh. winds. aZ 14 9 49 13 E ist. Sunday p. E. L. S. 26 47 10 41 142 P. Ply. Becomes Oecl.in 25 l>sets 11 C. 7j 34 S. '53 S. J.C.Wor. C.P. Barn. C ^3 71 8 isev. z2 164 'very mild [Ded. 22 7 9 14 1 Dr. Franklin died 1790 ao 710 12 z 186 cLvith rain.\c^ 19 7:11 4 2 48 Alph. Bat. Lex. iB 197 1775. [5 711 5a 3 35
20 E ad Sunday past Ea. Cooler 17 7 morn. ' 4 ^i C. S. Nant. apo. 13 21 2 j 7: o 35, 5 7 Very 14 223 S. J.C. Green. & Tau. 7\ 1 14' 5 53 23;4 St. George. Low Jine i3 481 6 40 24!5 7 s set 9h. tides. for ii 7 ^ 20' 7 26 2516 St. Marks. the. 10 r % 8 13 "^7 26 season. 9 3 ^9i 9 o 8 3d. Sun. past Eas. Some 3 48 9 48 6 C. P. Ded. showers. 4 }9 10 38 S.J.C.Ips. & Nor. C.S.Len. 5 9 rise 11 32 Louis, ced. to U. S. 1803, 4 8 3 morn
MAY, 1828, begins on Thursday. \ 1
JUNE, 1828, begins on Sunday.
Last Quarter 4th day, 6h. 1 8m. evening. New Moon 12th day, 6h. 28m. morning. First Quarter 20ih day, lOh. 8m. morning. Full Moon 27th day, llh. Om. morning.
M|W| s. r. s.; F. Sea Observable Days, tsfc. \ r. G [ # Trinity Sun Nic. fhe 33 8 10 31 Art El. Boston ivit^ D per, 3^ 8 11 II High tides. some 32 8 U 47 3 58 Gen. El. N.H. for jfjoiverj, 31 8 morn, 4 48 Bon. the season. Cooler 31 8 o 21 5 38 U nvith signs 30 8 54i 6 a 77 7*s rise 3h morn, of 30 8 1 a6 7 18 8E 1st Sun. past Tr. rain. 29 8 a O: 8 8 9 a C.P.Conc.&Taun. Rathtr^ 29 8 a 35 8 59 28 8 103 I ^ry U 3 14 9 49 J 4 St. Bar. in some 28 8 58 o I4 3 39 25 Reg. sets llh. 26m. places!^ %% 8 > sets 11 31
36 Mid. tides. ikfore 14 a8 8 8 26 ev. 16
4 7 i «^«f ^ I4 27 8 9 8 1 3 5:E zd. Sun. past Trin. r^zw. 4 27 8 9 45 1 47 16-2 C. P. Salem& Wore. >apo.4 27 810 19 2 30 173 Battle of Bunker Hill 1775.4 27 8 10 50 3 la 184 tr.S.dec. war ag.G.B. 1812.4 27 811 19 3 53 9 5 Tides low. Muck 4 27 8,11 45 4 34 20 6 7*s rise ah. morn, heat 4 27 8'morn.' 5 18 7 zoth frequent 27 8 o 14] 6 4 ! " 22,E ;3d Sun. past Trinity. 4 27 8: o 43 6 54 23;2 C. P. Lenox. sho^vjers. 4 27 8l » 17 7 46 Nat. St. John. Good I4 27 81 I 52 8 42 2 weather for \\ 27 81 i.t) 9 42 "' 'vs%etation>\\ 27 8 3 a6 10 44 High Ra-her U 27 8 1 46 Battle of Monmoutn 1778.14 27 ^ 8 19 morn. 4th Sun. p.Tr. St.P. > per.U 28 8 9 ' c 49 42I tides. cooler. 4 28 8 9 I 49
JULY, 1 828, begins on rnesday.
Last Quarter 4th day, Ih. I7m. morning. New Moon 1 1th day, 8h. 45m. evening.
First Quarter 1 9th day, llh. 19m. evening. Full Moon 26th day, 5h. 35m. evening.
s. i s. I F.^ea. M,W| Observable Days, \^c. \ r.Q r.ft
1 S.J.C.Nant-C.P.Bos. ];sta(4 28 8 10 17 1 40 2 Vis.B. V.Mary- Fino
Last Quarter 2d day, lOli. 54iii. morning. New Moon 10th day, llh. 58m. morning. First Quarter i8th day, lOh iJm. morning. Full Moon 25th day, Oh. 44;m. morning. Last Quarter 3 1st day, llh. 54?m evening.
M|W| Observable Days, r.Q^.~[7.^s. !F. oea. ^. [ 1 6 Lam. Ruther unsettled 4 51 8 10 2 7 Mid. tides. ivcatber. 4 52 8 3|E 9th Sun. past Trin. ^sta 4 53 8 7 -s 4,2 rise iih. Somenvbat i 54 8 5! 3 C. S. Plym. Jiner 4 56 8 6 4 iTransf, fr a day or two 4 57 8 5 Nocw look 4 58 8 6 out 59 8 j 4 7 Low tides. for c o 7 E loth Sun. past Tr. > apo I 7 2 jC.P.Ply &Greenf. showrj. 3 7
3 George IV. born 1 76a. 4 7 Com. Bur $c Uni. Col. 5 7 More 6 7 settled. [Lafay. landed N.Y.I 894 ith. Sunday past Trinity. 2 iC. P. Northamp. Rather 3 'Very low tides. dull 4 jCom. Mid. Col. weather. 5 |7*s rise loh. Become 6 cooler 237 jHigh and fnt D peri. 24 E jiath. Sun. past Trin. 25 % |C. P. Spring, ^ite settled 263 jtides. f r a frqv 274 ^Com.Cam.Dart. & Am Col. 2815 St. Aug. da^s 29)6 Becomes dull 307 7*8 rise gh. 30m. again 3i|E 13th Sun, past Trin.
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SEPTEMBER, 1828, begins on Monday.
New Moon 9th day, 3h. 49m. morning. First Quarter 16th day, 6h. 42m. evening. Full Moon 23d day, 9h. 28m. morning. Last Quarter 30th day, 4h. 23m. evening.
53*^. |r. s. s.iF MWj Observable Days, | r^ Sea
C.P.Worces. ^itejine. 5 30 7.11 26 3 10 2'3 S.J.C.Springf. C.S.Northp. 3 31 7jmorn. 6 [&Greenf. C.P.Bar. 3 33 7 16 6 5» Com. Wil. & Brow. Col. 5 34 1 9 5 Lafay. born 1737. Cooler 3 36 2 5 8 30 Dog days end. > apo. 3 37 3 o 9 16 7 14th. Sun.pastTr. with high. 3 38 3 56 lo 3 8 «;. P.Con. & Taun. zy/Wj. 5 40 ., 4 35 10 45
93 S J.C Len. & Greenf. C.S. 5 41 7) > sets 11 <8 104 Com.YaleCol. [Wor.&Spr.5 42 7 7 o;ev. n 5 r NOVEMBER, 1828, begins on Saturday. New Moon 7th day, lOh. 20m. morning. First Quarter ll-th day, 9h. i;Ti. morning. Full Moon 2 1st day, 9h. 56m. morning. Last Quarter 29th day, 9h. Om. morning. MW\ Observable Days, tffc \r.Q s [r.^3.,F.Sea AllSaints. Good 55 6 50 6 4 2 2d Sunday past Tr. § sta. 6 56 6 7 24 YM L. rises gh. weather Jo 58 , 8 10 3 S.J.C.L-T. Sal. November 59 6 8 .36 4 Changeable 5 9 44 10 5 Leon. ivith 1 5 31 6 Tides great signs a 6 11 12 7 of a 4 6 6 eve 17 5J E 23d Sun. past Tr. storm. % increasing. 2 C P. Greenf 6 5; 7 5o| 5 ^ite o 5 S. J. C. Boston, 7 5; 8 511 3 4 C. S. Edgartown. Jine 8 5! 9 5i 3 54 a^ain 5 Brit. 10 5'J 3| 4 48 6 More changeable > peri 11 J7 5 morn. 5 39 517 Mach. with very fjSta.17 6|E Su'i. nights. Z4tti p.Tr. cool 7 2 C.P.North.&Plym. 3 Gr. earthq. 1 755. Wa^ mer 4 7*s sou. midn. with some rain. Mid. tides. Pleasant Cecilia. but co@l 25th Sun. past Tr. C. P. Springfield, mornings. Cath. Dr. Watts ilied 1748. A storm is very near- YM L rises 7h.iom. > apo. Low tides. Rain if Advent Sun. not snow. DECEMBER, 1828, begins on Monday. New Moon 6th day, llh. 30m. evening. First Quarter iSth day, ^h. 55m. evening. Full Moon 21st day, Ih. 44m. morning. Last Quarter 29th day, 5h. 57m. morning. MiWj Observable Days, t^e, |r.0 s. Ir.^s.jF. Sea C.P.Worc. Em.Al. di. '25, 7 26 1 a4 64 7*ssou. iihr. [aged 48. 7 27 2 a3 7 2( 4 High tivinds but 27 3 *3 8 1. not v^ry uncomfortable a8 4 a6 9 > Sirius rises qh. 28 5 »9 9 5< 7 Nich. Some rain a9 I sets 10 5s E 2d. Sun. in Adv. if not a9 5 30 11 4; C. P. Cam. & Taun. snow 30 6 29 eve 4: Pretty high Cloudy 30 7 35 » 3c and unsettled 31 8 43 a 3j tides. Lucy. [WASH.d.i799ag.68 32 5 1 morn. 5 IC 3d. Sunday in Adv. More 33 5; o la 6 1 iC. P- Ips. & Dedham. 33 5| 1 19 7*8 sou. I oh. comfortable, 33 5i a as 7 Clouds up 33 for a storm 33 Mid. tides. 33 Clear and 33 4th. Sun, in Adv.St.T. cold 33 for some 33 days. 33 Peace signed at Ghent, 18 14 33 Christmas. > apo. 33 St. Stephen. Lowr Much 33 St. John. fner. 33 ist Sunday past Chr. Inn. 33 tides. Now look 33 7^s sou. 9h. out for a 32 Silvester. snow storm. 9 2 THE k LIST OF THE GOVERNORS AND COMMANDERS IN CHIEF OF PLYMOUTH AND MASSACHUSETTS. Governors of Plymouth^ chosen annually by the People* 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 621 William Bradford 164.5 William Bradford 1633 Edward VVinslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1634 Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1680 Thomas Hincklcy,tyio !636 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption by AndroSy 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction with Massa^ 1639 William Bradford chusetts in 1692. rovernors 0/ Massachusetts under the First Charter, chosen annually by the People.* 630 John Winthrop 1645 Thomas Dudley 6^4 Thomas Dudley 1646 John Winthrop 63,5 John Haynes 1649 John Endicott 636 Henry Vaae 1654 Richard Bellingham 637 John Winthrop 1655 John Endicott 640 Thomas Dudley 1665 Richard Bellingham. 641 Richard Bellingham 1673 J**'^" Leverett ^42 John Winthrop 1679 Simon Bradstrect 644 John Endicotc After the diswlution of the First Charter. 686 Joseph Dudley, Prest.\ thr people y and Simon Brad- 687 Sir Edmund Andros, street elected President, ivhty j Governor. in 1691 was chosen Gov 689 Sir Edmund ^(rj&w< • In 1628, the Company in England for »ettling Massachusetts Bay ho«e Matthew Cradock, Governor, and Thomas Goffe, Lieutenant Jovemor, but they never came to America. < 16 Civil Government of Massachusetts. Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter^ appoint' ed by the King. Governors* Lieutenant Governors, 1692 Sir WJiiMmPbips. 1692 William Stoughton, iSpg&iyooEarlofBelUmont. to r7o2. 1702 May- The Council. 1702 Thomas Povey. Joseph Dudley V 1714 Feb. The Council. 1715 William Tailor, March. Joseph Dud- ley. 1716 Samuel Shute. 1723 William Dummcr, 1728 William Burnet. I72q William Dummer. 1730 Jonathan Belcher. 1730 W'lliam Tailor, 1740 William Shirley. 1749 Spencer Phips. 1753 William Shirley, 1756 Spencer Phips. 1757 April. The Council Thomas Pjwnal. 1758 Thomas Hutchinson, 17^0 Fvancis Bf^rnard. to 1770. 1770 Thonas Hutchinson. 1770 Andrew OKver, 1774 Thomas Gage. 1774 Thomas Oliver. Since the Revolution. 1774 October. A P-ovincial Congress, 1775 July. The Ci^uncil. ijnder the New Constitution, chosen annually b\ th People* Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 178. 1780 Thos-Cushine-, toFeb.28,1788 1785 James B >wdoin, 1787 1788 Benjamin Lincoln, 178Q 1787 John iiancoek, Oct. 8, 17Q3 1789 Samuel Adams, 1794 1794 Samuel Adams. 1797 1794 Moses Gill, May20, ISOO 1797 Increase Sumner, June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips. Feb.10,1802 1800 Caleb Strong, 1807 1802 Edward H. Bobbins, 1307 1807 James Suliivan, Dec. 10, 1808 1807 Levi Lincoln, 1809 1809 Christopher Gore, 1810 18C9 navid Cobb, 1810 1810 Elbridge Gerry, 1812 1810 William Gray, 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1812 William Phillips, 1823 1816 John Brooks, 1823 1323 Levi Lincoln, Feb. 1824 1823 William Eustis, Feb. 6, 1825 1824 Marcus Morton, Jul}, i825 1825 Levi Lincoln. J 826 Thomas L. Wjnihrop. J^o^e.—Those Lieutenant Governors whose names are in italics^ acted as Govemois protiim« Government of Massachusetts. 17 Civil Government of Massachusetts. For the Political Year commencing May, 1827, and ending May, 1828. His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN, ll.d. Governor, His Honor Thomas L. Winthrop, Esq. Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL. Hon. Nathan Chandler, Hon. Ezra Mudge, Edmund Cushing, Joshua Danforth, Jacob Hall, Levi Lvman, John Endicott, Rufus Bacon. Aaron Hobart, Secretary of Commonwealth, Edward D. Bangs, Esq. Chief Clerk, Samuel Austin. Clerk, Edward M'Lane. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealthf Joseph Sewall, Esq. Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in New State-House. SEl^ATE. Hon. John Mills, President. Suffolk, Hon. Francis C. Gtay, Nathaniel P. Russell William Sturgis, Jonathan Phillips, Thomas Welch, jr. Caleb Lnring. Essexy Hon. John Prince, Asa T. Newhall, Amos Spaulding, Israel l>a,«k, John Merrill, Gideoi>Barstow, Middlesex, Hon. Leonard M- Parker, John Keyes, Abel Jewett, Luke Fiske, Benjamin F. Van um. Flymouth, Hon. Peter H. Pierce, Seth Sprague, jr. Jsiorfolk, Hon. William Ellis, Henry Gardner, Chris- topher Webb. Bristol, Hon. William Wood, Lemuel Williams, jr. Howard Lothrop. Worceater, Hon. Aaron Tufts, Joseph G. Kendall, Joseph Bowman, John W. Lincoln, Joseph Davis. B 2 18 Representatives. . . Suffolk. . . Essex. Hamfishircy Hon. Israel Billings, Charles P. Phelps, Hamfideriy Hon. John Mills, Jonathan Dwight, jr. Franklin^ Hon. E ihuH yt, Thomas Longley. Berkshire^ Hon. Peter Briggs, Joseph B. HiU, Barnstable^ Hon. Nymphas Marston. Mintucket, Hon. Barker Burnell. Paul Wiilard, Esq. Clerk. W. P. Gragg, Esq . Assistant Clerk, Rev William Jenks, Chafilain, William H. Cutting, Page* HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Hon. William C. Jarvis, Speaker. Pelham W. Warren, Clerk. Rev. George Ripley, Chaplain. [ijy*' The First column denotes the year of Incorpo- ration; the second the Census of 1810, the third the Census of 1820. Figures at the end of lines, denote the distance of miles from Boston.] Inc. 1643, May 10. SUFFOLK. Inc. Cen. Cen. 1630 1810 1820 Boston, Nathan Appleton, g! Samuel Au tin, jr. John B. Davis, S Francis Jackson, ThomasKei dall, 3* James C. Mmil, Samuel Per- 3 kins, James Savape. g 594 642 Chelsea, Joseph Stowers. f Inc. 1643, May 10. ESSEX. 162911261: 12731 SALEM,BenjaminCrowr.inshield, John Derb} , jr. Frt-derick Howes, Asahel Huntington, Warwick Pal- frey, jr. Joseph A. Peabody, Stephen C.Philips, David Putn m, Richard S. Rogers, Leverett Saltonstall, Solomon S, Whipple. 15 3569 2553 Ipswich^ John Choate, Ammi R, Smith. 27 5176 3671 JVenvbury, Daniel Adams, Eben- ezer Hale, M ses Little. 32 4087 4515 LynUf John Lovejoy. Inc. Representatives. . .Middlesex. Ine. 1810. 1830. Miles from Boston 1642 1219 15 9 /^o^wrn, JosephGardner,Joh . Wadt*. 10 44 2228 2797 Reading; Joshua Prescott, Joshua Pu.naiT). U 49 i384 J731 Maiden, Edward Wade. 4 55 1396 1535 Chelmiford^ Joel Adams. 26 55 1289 1380 Billcrica^ John Baldwin. 2a 55 1886 1897 Groton, Stimie' Dana. 3S 60 1674 195 Marlborough^ Daniel Stevens. 28 3 475 584 Ounstable, 37 74 770 811 S/itrbtrne, Amos Clark. 21 83 127:^ 495 Sioiu £5* Roxboro\ Elijah Hale. 3Q 91 1709 1850 .Vfw.;o«, John Ken rick. 9 iroo 1670 203! 'raminghumylcMah Adams» Luther Belknap. 21 1 I )01 1407 Drucut, Charles Bod well. 30 12 1008 1041 IVeston, Alpheus Bigtlow, jr. 15 12 1052 1200 Lexington^ Samuel Fiske. 10 15 773 955 Littleton, 28 15 1345 1655 Ho^ikinton^ Thos. Bucklin^ Nathan Phipps, 32 24 989 1042 Hoiliston, Elihu Cutler, 25 25 467 6i5 Stoneham, 10 29 s330 1409 Wescford, Jesse Minot. 28 29 592 648 ^hdford^ William Webben 18 30 716 786 IVilmmgton, 16 32 1346 1482 Townnend^ Aaron Warren. 45 34 943 1008 Tenvksbury, Hermcn Marshall. 24 3 885 1047 yicton^ Francis Tattle. 24 37 1014 1677 Wal(ham ylsvinc Bemis, DavidTown- s^nd. 11 53 814 922 Shirley, Adolphus Whitcomb. 41 53 1333 1139 Pefiperell, Wm. Buttrick, James Lewis, jr. 40 54 7i 706 Lincoln, Silas P. Tarbell. 16 67 110 1188 Ashhy^ Ezekiel L. Bascom. 50 80 824 96 East-Sudbury, 17 81 766 849 JVatick, 17 89 704 808 Tyngsboroughy Daniel Richardson. 30 99 47 508 Surlington, 10 1805 672 681 Carlisle, John Heald. 20 7 608 702 Brighton^ Francis Winship. 5 7 971 1064 West-Cambrtdge, Thomas Russell. 4 12 South-Readings Thos. Emerson, jr« 10 26 Lowell, Nathaniel Wright. 24 Representatives. . . Hampshire. . . Plymouth. 21 Inc. 1662, May 7. HAMPSHIRE. Inc. 1810. 1820. Miles from Boston. 654 631 2854|NoRTHAMPTON, Chauncey CUrk, Thomas Shepherd, Eiisha Strong, John Taylor. 95 61 1247 1461 Hadleij, Giles C. Kellogg, 90 70 80 823 Hatfield. Oliver Smith. 95 1742 11«5 1278 Prlham. Ezra Brown. 85 53 1171 1160 Soiithamfiton, Luther Edwards, jr. 110 53 902 1047 S'.uth-Hadley, Joel H.yes, jr. 90 54 1225 778 Grctnioich^ L tban Marcy. 75 59 1469 1917 Amherst y Chester Dickinson, Sam- ut 1 F. Dickinson. 91 61 2270 2426 Belchertown, Joseph Bridgman, My- ron Lawrence. 80 61 996 1154 W^arf, Aarcn Gould. 70 62 1408 1447 ( 'hesterjidd, A!van Rice. 105 68 850 1066 Granby. Enos Smith. 90 68 1391 127'3 H^ort/iington, Eiisha Mack. 110 71 1122 1087 WUU.m burg, Eiisha Hubbjard, jr. 100 93 968 849 Vorioich, Samuel Kirkland. 105 79 1009 1060 Cuwmington, Amos Cohb. 110 72 79. 896 PVestham/iton, Joseph Kingsley,jr. 100 81 652 632 Goshen, Ambrose Stone. 105 83 822 755 Middlefidd, 110 1807 977! 936 PLinfdd, Elijah Warner. 110 9 660 71v E.&thamfiton^ Johi> Ludden. 90 14 8'3ii:'j/^e/rf, 30 44 132 17. Hull, 9 5b 1692 5670 Bridgewater, Artcmas Hale. 24 60 J 400 4687 Middleborough, WiDi-^m Nelson. 34 86 2954 3034 Rochtst^r^ Charles I. Holmes. 48 1707 703 9^0 PlymfitOTiy 32 11 205 1 1297 Pembroke^ Anthony Collamore. 23 12 1704 1920 Abington, Jared Whitman. 17 26 i 137 1313 Kingston, Thomas P. BeaL 32 27 1171 1211 Hanover, Robert Eells. 22 22 Representatives. . . Bristol . . . Barnstable. Inc. ilepresentatives... Dukes. . .Nant. . .Wore. 23 Ine. 1819. 1820. Miles from Boston 1686 2237 2370 Falmouthy Thomas Fish, Elijau Swift. 72 94 1942 1980 Harwich^ James Long, Greeoleaf S. Pratt. 79 iro9 1209 1241 Truro, James Small. 107 12 1334 1630 Chatham, Richard Sears, jr. S5 27 936 1252 Provincetown, David Ricer. 116 23 1402 1472 fVd/leet, Josiah Whitman. 97 33 1739 1997 Dennis, Oren Hfwes. 76 97 1248 1348, Or/Joseph Willard. 35 67 1819 2254 Mcndon, Daniel Thurber. 32 84 2577 2962 Worcester, Otis Corbet, William Eaton, Pliny Merrick. 40 1713 1277 1562 Ox/ort/, Jonathan Davis. 54 13 1131 1252 Leictster, Emory Washburn. 46 13 12 1262 Rutland, Roland W^hee!er. 56 15 2660 2056 Sutron, Jonas Sibley. 46 17 1048 1^26 fVesiboroug'h, Phineas Gleason. 34 18 3170 2292 Brookfield, John Homans, Ebene- zer Merriam. 64 27 1404 1551 Uxbndge, Joseph Thayer, 38 27 926 1030 Souihborouf(h . Per ey Whipple. 30 27 1210 1458 Shrewsbury, Ny mphas Pratt, Jacob Rice. 40 28 1371 120P Lunenburg, 45 31 1226 1615 Dudlr^u, John Eddy. SS^ 3,^ 1481 1597 Harvard, 35 ^5 946 1154 Cfufton, Harry Wood. 40 ZS 995 1088 U/.ton, Ezra Wood. 38 38 1657 1835 Hardivick, Srimuel Billin^< 70 38 1037 1229 iiolton^ Silas Holman. 33 1927 1633. Sturbridget AmasaChild, 70 24 Represen tatives. . . Berkshire. Inc. Representatives. ..Norfolk. 25 Ifac 1810. Miles from Bostona H. Childs, Matthias R. Laricton, Thomas B. Strong. 125 1761 ''ir. .Sa'rm §-/o;2.haac.L.Vandeusen. 125 62 Sandu-field^ Uriel Smith. 112 97 SouthfiekU 112 62 y^/rm^/^aw, Silas Rewee. 116 6> Lamsborough^ Henry Shaw. 125 1801 N/^w AshfuYcU 121 176 Williamstoivn^ Keyes Danforth, Lyman Hubbell. 130 65 Beckett Benjamin C. Perkins. 110 65 Richmond, Linus Hall. 130 67 Lenox, Daniel Williams, Charles Worthineton. 135 71 Mndsor, Aba Hall. 128 71 Peru, 118 73 Al/ord. Daniel Barrett. 125 73 Oh'i, Lester Filey. 116 74 H^. Stockbridge, Melancton Lewis, 130 76 Hancock, Jo-.in Whitney. 130 77| IVcifihingion, Philip Eames. 120 77 Lee, Charles M, Owen. 120 78 Adams^ James Mason, Nathan Putnam. 120 79 M Aint Washington^ 130 84 ')alton, Grenviile D Weston. 120 9 Cheshire^ Joshua Mason. 120 97 Savoy, . 120 96 h'-ksburg^ 120 80 Hinsdale y 125 5 Florida^ 130 Inc. 1793, March 26. NORFOLK. 26 Representatives. . . Franklin. Inc. Joint Standing Committees. 27 Inc. 1812, February 25. HAMPDEN". tne. 1810. 1820. Miles from Boston, L645 2767 >9l4lSpRiNGFiELD.Geo.Bli'^s,jr VVni.B. Ciihouu. Will. Ch:ld. Wm. H. Foster, J»-sse Pendleton, David Rice, Simon Sanborn. 97 69 2130 2668 IVcatf.rld, Charies D uglas, Mat- thew Ives. Aaro. Siblev. 105 17S! 1325 1612 brimjidd, Lewis VVillianns. 75 41 1615 1515 Rlandfordy Reuben Boies, jr. 116 52 1114 1197 Palmer, 82 54 1504 164 Granville, Jonathan B. Bancroft. 120 60 1674 2126 ¥orison^ BenJHrrin Fuller. 80 62 645 68.^ South Brimjieldy 80 6 1776 1979 WUbraham, Abel Bliss, Robert Sessions. 89 1534 152.-. Chester y Isaac Whipple. 120 1229 1255 Southwick. I'haddeus Foote, oseph M. Forward. 110 3109 3246 West SfiringJ^eld, Alfred Flower, James Kent, John Street, Nor- mand Warriner. 100 730 1246 Ludlow, Eli Fuller. 90 595 604 Montj^omery, 110 1036 1171 LongmeadoiVy Seth Taylor. 97 422 491 Russell, loiin Gould. 108 --, 420 453 Holland^S. Brimfield, BelaTiffany. 75 1810] 798 692 Tolland, Henry Bliss. 125 Messenger to the General Courts Jacob Kuhn. ji-^sistant Mes-wnger, Elijah W. Cutting. P^ge to the House, Charles Pitts. Messenger to Gov. iP" Council Jonathan D. Robins. Watchman of the State House, Thomas Aves. JOINT STANDING COMiMIITEES, 1827....8. On Parishes and Religious Societies* Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Fiske and Hill. Of theHouse, Messrs.Dtane, of Scituate, Crosby ofLeo^ minster, S. F. Dickinson, of Amherst. On Public Lands. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Dwight and Sturgis. Of the House, Messrs. Little, of Newbury, Sibley, of Sutton, Bigelow, of Weston. 28 Joint Standing Committees. On Banks; Bankint^ and Insurance. t)f the Senate, Hon. Messis Russeil and Burnell. Of the House, Messrs. Ihayer, of Uxbridge, Wade, of Woburn, Holmes, of Roch ster. On Mmiifacturea. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Tafis nd Jewett Of the House. Messrs. \ppleton, ot Boston, Shepherd* of Northampton, PhiUips, of Salem. On Towns. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Varpum and Lincoln. Of the House, Messrs Wingate, of Haverhill, Mowrey, of Leyden, Mann, of Dedham. On Claims Of the Senate, Hon Messrs Marston and Welsh. Of the House, Messrs. Fulhr. of Cambridge, Thayer, of Braintree, Morton, of Freetown. On Roads and Canals* Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Burnell and Brigf^s. Of the House, Messrs. Corbeti, of Worcester, Doane, of Orleans, Marston, of Newburyport On the Fisheries. Of the Senate, Hoo. Messrs. Gardner and Trask. Of the House, Messrs. Putnam, of Salem, Miller, of Franklin, Wade, of Maiden. On the Militia. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Hoyt and Pierce. Of the House, Messrs, Holm n, of Bolton, Newhall, of Lynnfield, Baldwin, of Billerica. On Accounts. Of the Senate, Flon Messrs. Keyes and Ellis. Of the House. Messrs. Robbins, of Plymouth, Palfrey, of Salem, Perkuis, of B- cket. On ^he Library. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Gray, Parker, and Ken- dall. Of the House, Messrs, Choate, of Danvers, Buttrick, of Cambridge, Greenough, of Roxbury. On Bridges. Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs* Spaulding and Longley. Of the House, Messrs, Thurber, ofMendon, Wade, of Woburn, Russell, of Princeton. Courts in Boston. * ®& SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Hon. Isaac Parker, LLJ). ot Boston, Chief Justice. Hon. Samuel Putnam, LL.D. of Salem. Hon. Samuel Sumner Wilde, LL.D. of Newburyport, Hon. Marcus Morton, LL.D. of Taunton. Attorney General Hon, Perez Morton, of Dorchester, Solicitor General^ Hon. Daniel Davis, of Boston. Refiorter of Decisions, Octavius Pickering, Esq. Salem. COURT OF COMMON PLE\S. Hon. Artemas Ward, Chief Justice. Associate Justices, Hon. Solomon Strong, Leominster. Hon. John M. Williams, Taunton. Hon. Samuel Howe, Northampton. MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Hon. Peter O. I'hacher, Judge. Joseph H Pierce, Clerk. James T. Austin, Attorney. Stephen Badlam, Crier. ~ POLICE COURT IN BOSTON. Benj min Whitman, William Simmons, J* Justices. Henry Orne, 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 causts. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes ujuler 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a.m. The Salaries of the Justices and of the Clerk, are 1500 dollars each. COURTS OF SESSIONS. ESSEX. N hemiah Cleaveland, Chief Justice. John VleiTill, John Walsh, Associate Justices, Robert Ra^oul, of Beverly, > ^^ • y .-^„ , Justices. Stephen W. Murston, Newburyport, ^Pccial C2 J 30 Courts in Massachusetts. MIDDLESEX. Joseph Locke, Chief Justice. Abiel Heywood, Isaac Fike, Associate Justices. HAMPSHIRE. Levi Lyman, Chief Justice. Joseph Bridgnian, vSamuel Porter, Associate Justices Thaddeus Clap, of Kdsthampton, } ^^^^'^^Cngcial Justices.Jn^ices Israel Billings, of H.itfield. } PLYMOUTH. Nathaniel M. Dav is, Chief Justice. EUsha Ruggles, John Thomas, Associate Justices. William Bourne, of Middleborough. 1 SpecialCnepUiTnoticesJustices. Thomas Hobart, of Hanson, J BRISTOL. Laban Wheatnn, Chief Justice. Seth Washburn. ApoJlos Tibey, Associate Justices. Jonathan Ingell. of Taunton. c_ __• I , Justices.T,,^Hrp«5 Rlihu Slocum, of Dartmouth, S ^P^*^*^' BARNSTABLE. Samuel P. Croswell. of Falmouth, Chief Justice, Associate Justices. llrh'aSt^lf'far^u^Jh. \ DUKES. Hon. Matthew Mayhew, of Chilmark, Chief Justice, Associate Justices."^"^'^=' JX!"?^^ 5^T''' ''^'^pj'l'"'"^/ ? *' Ichabod Norton, of Edgartown, 5 ANTUCKET. Hon. Willi.im Coffi'), Chief Justice. Josiah Hussey, Zaccheus Hussey, Associate Justices. WORCESTER. Seth Has! ings, Chief Justice. Benjamin Kimball, A uon Tufts, Associate Justices. Joins Kendall, of Leoir^insier, > ^__^iai Justices.Justices '^P^'^*^* Jonas Sibley, of Sutton. J BERKSHIRE. William P. Waiker, Chief Justice. JosephWhiton, LutherWashburn, Associate Justices, Courts in Massachusetts. 31 VIoses Hopkins, of Great Barrington, ) cr,prial Tn«Hr^r.. ^P^^'^^ Justices. Douglas W. Sloane. of WiUiamstowii, $ NORFOLK. Daniel Adams, Chief Justice. Samuel P. Loud, William Ellis, Associate Justices. Lewis Fisher of Franklin, > g j j -uawu^a.Justices, fohn Endicott, of Dedham, 5^H^^'« FRANKLIN. Elijah Paine, Chief Justice. Joshua Green, John Nevers, Associate Justices* Elihu Hoyt, of Deerfield, Special Justice, HAMPDEN. James Stebbins, Chief Justice. Heman Day, Joseph Forward, Associate Justices. Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts, LAW TERMS. Suffolk and Mintucket — Boston, 1st Tuesday in March. Essex*—Salem, on the 6th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September. Middlesex.—Cambridge, on the 3d Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September. Bristol^ Plyjnouthy Barnstable^ and Dukes County* Plymouth and Tj^unton, alternately, on the 4fh Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of September. Worcester.—Worcester, on the first Tuesday next after the 4th Tu sday in September. Berkshire.— Lenox, on the week following tht 2d Tuesd^ in September. Norfolk —Dedham, on the 5th I'uesday next after the 4th Tuesday of Septemh^^p. Hamfifihire, Hamtiden ,and Franklin,—Northampton, on the Monday next preceding the 4th Tuesday in September. NISI PRIUS TERMS. Suffolk and Nantucket.— Boston. Tth Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September. At Nantucket, for the county of Nantucket, oq the 1st Tuesday of July. . S 32 Courts in Massachusetts. I for couf^ty, ; Essex.—At Ipswich, Essex on the [ Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday in March. Worcester.—At Worcester^ for Wor cester cour 6th Tuesday next after the l^tTuesdny in March. M ddlesex-—At Concord, on tVie 2d Tuesday in Ap Korfolk -At Uedham, on the 3c; Tues.ir Februa Berkshire and Plymouth.— At L'nox, for Berksh county, and a' Plymouth, for Plymouth county, on \ 10th Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday in Marc also at Lenox, on the 2d Tuesday in September. Hamfishire,—At Northampton, on the 8th Tues(l next after the first Tuesday in March. Hampden, Barmtable and Dukes County.— Springfield, for Hamp^^en county, and at Barnstab for Barnstable and Dukes counties, on the 9th Tu day next after the 1st Tuesday in March. Also in t county of Hampden, at Springfield, on the 1st Tuesd of September. Franklin and Bristol.- At Greenfield, fiir Frank county, and at Taunton, for Bristol county, on the 7 Tues'^av next af'er the 1st Tuesday in March. Greenfield also, for the county of Franklin, on the Tuesday of S.;pt6niber. Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas. Suffolk.— Boston, first Tuesdays in January, Apr July and October, Essex,—I'swich, on the 3d Monday of ^^arch, ai 3d M mday of 13.member. —Salem, 3d Monday of Jur —Newhuryport, 3d Mon ay of September. Middlesex. —Concord 2d Monday in September, M:-Mi s Nantucket.— Nantucket, 4ta Monday in May, and t Uui'liy ' O tober. n 'orcc.«f6'r.-"vV o»cester, 1st Monday in March, 3d ,id-^;v in June, M^nd^y next after the 4rh Monday Aus^U'^t. ;tn d { )cto!jer. Morfoik. — Dedham, 4Ui Monday in April, 3d Mon- ty in Stpteniber, and 3d Monday in Decerabfr-r. Franklin,— (ireenfie)d, on the Tuesday of the next eek af er the 4th Monday in March, 2d Monday in u^ust, and 2d vlonday in November. //am/2ti/"//.—Springfield, 3d M jnday in March, 4th ionday in \ugast, and 4th Monday in November. Calendar of Courts of Sessions. Essex —Ipswich, on the 2a Tuesday of April, and 1 Tuesday the 16th of January.—At Salem, on the i Tuesday of July ; and at Newbur^port, on the 2d "uesday of October. Middlesex.—Cambridge, on the 1st Tuesday <^f Jan. ary, and at Cor cord, on the 2d Tuesday in May, and a the 3d Tuesday in September. ^am/iiAfre.— Northampton, on the 1st Tuesday in eptember, and on the 1st Tuesday in March. Plymouth,— Plymouth, on the 3d Tuesday in March, nd on the 1st Tuesday in August. Bristol— Taunt'-n, on the 4th Tuesday in March, nd on the 4th Tuesday in September. Barnstable,— Barnstable, on the 2d Tuesday of Lpril, and on the 2d Tuesday of (October. Dukes Cow7zri/ --Edgartown, on the Wednesday ext after the 3d Monday in May, and on the Wednes- ay next after the 2d Monday in November. A^anmcXre?.- -Nantucket, 3d Monday of April, and d Mondav of October. Worcester. —Worcester, the 4th Tuesday of March, nd on th>: 2d Tuesday of September. Berkshire.— l^&rci^y on the last Tuesday in April, nd on the last Tuesday in September. J^orfolk.— Dedham, on the 3d Tuesday of April, ajid m the 4'^h Tue-dav in September. Franklin. — Greenfield, on the 1st Tuesday in March, ind on the 1st Tu- sdav in Septemoer. Hamfiden. —Springfield on the 1 st Tuesday in April, and on the 2d Tuesday in September. 34 Probate Courts in Massachusetts. Calendar of Probate Courts. SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office in the County Court Hous School Street, B stou, every Monday except the fir Monday in each month. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich» on the first Tue day in February, March, M )y, Jaiie, August, Septen ber, November,and Decennber ; : xcept when the b.J.< sits at Stlenm, first Tuesday in Nov., Probate Court Ipswic, Tuesday preceding,—At Salem, first Tue day in January, April, July and October, and the thu Tuesc'ay in Feb uary, May, August, ai.d November- At Newburyport, on the last Tuesday in M irch, Jun September and Decembrr.—At Haverhill, on the I Tuesday m Ajiril and October.— At Gloucester, the { Tuesday in January and Ji'ly.— -At Marb/ehead, < the Wednesday foilowin^ the first Tuesday in April ar October.— \t Lynn, on the Wednesday following tl: Srst Tuesday in January and July. MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, 2d Tuesday m January, August, ar Novrmber; 1st Tues. in March; 3 • Tues.in May, ar Tuesd y next preceding 2d M jnday in December.- In Concord, 2d Tuesday 'A Ftbruary ; 2d Tuesday i April ; Tut sd^^y uex» preceding 2d Monday in June a*. September ; and 3d Tuesday in Noverr-ber. In Grotn 1st Tues. in M-iy, last Tuesday in St pteniber, and la Tuesday in Dcxember.-— In Framingham, last Tue day in June, nnd last in October.— In Ch riestown, ( the 3d Tuesday in February, and the 3d Fuesday August.- In Wo')urn, on the 4th Tuesd y in April.- In Chelmsford, on the Ist Fuesdaj in October. HAMPSHIRE. At the Court House in N rthampton, on the IstTue oleach momh in the ye>.r. except Jtdy. At Ambers on the 2d Tuesday in A.jril aad October.— Ar Be chertoii, on the 2d Fuesuay of Feb' uary and Augus at the house of J. H. t lapp. At Chesterfield, on th 2d Tuesdrjy in May and September, at the house < E. Clapp. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 35 PLYMOUTH. A-t Scituate, the first Tui's.iay in March, June, Sep* Tiber and December — A* Plympton^on he lit Mon- y ot January.--- At East B idgew ter, rhe first Tues- y in April, July and Ortoier.— At Mi 'dleborough, e first Tuesday in Nvtvemoer, M-.y n-! August.—-At xhester, the Wednesday [lext dttrthefi st Tuesd.iy May.—In Plym' uth, ut the Probate Office, on the 3d onday of every month, except April and August, and en on the 2d Monday. BRISTOL. The first Tuesday in each month, as follows :— At aunton, ia January, Mat ch, and August ; av Norton.ia ily and November ; at Dighton. ir.June '^nd December, id first Friday after fi -st Tuesday in every month, ex- :pt June and Dece mber ; at New B df rd, in May and ctober ; at Freetown, in February ; at Seekonk, ia iptember ; at Troy, the last Tuesday b June, and at /es port, the last Tuesday m July. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues- iy of January, Feb uriry,March, June, and September. -At the house of Jabez HowLuid, in W estBarnstable, 1 the 2d Tuesday of July andDeceinber.— At the house 'Joshua Hamhlin, in Y irmouth, on the 2d Tuesday of .ugust.— At the house of William F' ssenden, in Saud- ich, on the 2d Fues. in November,—At the house of >avid Lewis, in Falmouth.on Wednesday text after the dTuesday in November. — At the house of David Ken- rick, in Harwich, on the last Mondays of March and ctober.—At the house ofElisha Crocker, in Brewster, 1 Tuesday next after the last Monday of M-'rch and >ctober.— At the house of Henry Knowles, in Orleans, n Wednes. next after the last Monday of March and October. —At the house of JoshuaY. Pierce, inWelfleet, Thursday next after the last Monday of March and ctober. --At the house of Ezra Crocker, in Coatuit illage, on the 3d Tuesday of May. WORCESTER. At the Probate Office in the Court House in Worces- r, on the 1st Tuesday in every month ; at the house of Ir. Wright, innholder in Templeton, on the Thursday ext after the 3d Tuesday in may, and on the 3d Tues* 36 Justices throughout the State. day in Octcber ; at the h< use of Eusna Hammond, ii holder, of W est Brookfieid, on the 2d Tuesday in Ap and 4th m October ; at the house of Mr. Rand, jr. h holder in Lancaster, on the 3d Tuesday in May a November ; at the house of Mr. Moses Chapin, it holder in Uxbridge, 4th Tuesday in May and Novel ber; at Barre, on the 3d Tuesday of August and Ji uury ; and at Mendon, on the 4thTuesday in May. BERKSHIRE. At the Coffee-house in Lenox, the 1st Tuesday of e cry nnonth.--At Mr. Grisw()ld's in Gr Barrington. a at'Mr.Tower's in Lanesboro*, alternately,on the Thui day next after the 1st Tuesday in every month, viz. Lanesboro', ii January, March, May, July, Septembe and November; and at Great Barrington, in Februar April, June, August, October, and December KORFOLK. At Dedham, the first Tuesday in each month — Quii Cy, 2d Tuesday in February, Mav, August, and Noven ber.— Wrentham, last Tuesday in March, andDccen ber, and 3d in August. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, eight times a year; at Chjrlemon Wendell and Conway, twice a year ; at such times an places as the Judge shall app-iint. HAMPDEN AtSpringfi-ld. nine t'.Jnes; ai Westfield twice ; an at Monson, twice m ei.ch veav, at such places an times in said tTmi? as the Judge sh 11 apv)oi .t. Justices through yUt the Commf.nwrulh rrrange^ according u.< the dates of their i ommissions. Timothy Pickering Salem Nathl. Morton Freetown John Coifin ones Boston lonat^an Mason Boi-toi Nath--n Dane Beverly Daniel l)a\ is do. Edwaro H. dobb ns Mi/ton Harrisofi G. Otis f3'o toi BezaHtvward Plymouth Danie"' Kilhim Werihar, Artemas Ward Boston Is vac Parker Bosto-t Bez .^eel Tafi Uxb^id^e William Prescott Bostoi Benjanit! Pickman Salem \aron Hill do. Perez Morton Dorchc&ter Oliver Fiske Worcester Justices, &c. in Boston. 3? )hn Lowell Boston Samuel Porter Hadley harlesTurner Charlesto. Abrah. Hi'lmes Rochester ihn Davis Boston Joseph Locke dillerica imne'- Dnna Groton Jonas Kendall Leominster seph Story Salem Wendell Davis Sandwich eorge Bl xke Boston Ebenezer Fi&her Dedham. hos. B. Adams Quincy Wni. P. Walker Lenox .Starkweather IVonhin, Th sAVeston Middlboro* phr. Willi ims Deerfield N a th l.C h 1 ndler Lexington eo. Partridge Duxbury D;u'id Cummins Salem, eorge Biiss Sfiringjield Jesse Putnam Boston liarles Jackson Bustoji Marcus Morton Taunton ahum Mitchell East N .than Willis Pittsfield Bridgenvuter Russel Freeman MBedf, itnUS. vVilde J^envburyft. Stephen White Salem imuel Putnam Salem Nathaniel Silsbee dc» >hn Welles Boston Jairus Ware Dedham athaniel Bowditch do. James Fowler Westfield 'hnC'AVillirims Fitisfield Stephen Barker Andover aron Df xter Cambridge Hezeki ih Barnard Nantu» iter C Brooks Boston Edmund Gushing Lunenb. hnT.Kirklimd Cambrid* Thos. L.Winthrop Boston imuel Crocker Taunton Jacob Hall do* hn Pickering Boston Hercules Cushman Free" tmuel F. P. Fay Cambr. toxvn las Holman Boltm John Merrill Newbury ichardSullivan Brookiine John Endicott Dedham W.Crowniushield Salem Aaron Hcbart £. Bridgew* homasGreenleaf Quincy Ezra Mudge Lynn siah Quincy Boston Joshua Danforth Pittsfleld anl, Ni'ble Williamstown Levi Lyman Korthamp,ton ''ilHam Reed Marblthead Rufus Bacon Freetown SUFFOLK. Judge of Prolate, Joseph Hall, Boston. Register of Probate^ John Heard, jr. do. Register of Deedsy Henry AUine, do. County Attorney f James T.Austin, do. (flerks of S. J. Court, and Court of Common Plea^, an Callender, John Stickney, and Charles A< Parks'*: of BostwR. D 38 Justices of the Peace in Boston. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND OF THE Q,UORUM IN BOSTO StephenHigginson James T. Austin Andr. Cunningha William Wetmore Samuel H, Walley James Savage William Donnison Samuel J. Prescott Jonathan Phillips Joseph May Joseph H. Pierce Wm. D. Sohier William Little David Townsend John T. Apthorp Edward Jones Stephen Codman Daniel Sargent William Spooner William Minot Edmund Dwight Israel Thorndike John Knapp Daniel Webster Alden Bradford Loammi Baldwin Andrew Briramei Thos. H. Perkins Benja. Whitman Samuel D. Parke Benjamin Parsons Gardiner Greene Andrew Ritchie Wm. Stevenson William Parsons Alex. Townsend William Sullivan John Parker Benjamin Guild Benjamin Gorham Lemuel Shaw David Sears John Callender Samuel Hubbard Wm. Simmons Tristram Barnard Joseph Pierce Henry Orne Joseph Tilden Joseph Head Augustus Peabod James Allen Thomas Perkins Francis J. Oliver Jona. Hunewell Samuel Cobb Joseph E Smith Peter O. Thacher Timothy Williams Edward D. Bangs Warren Button Thomas Melvill Benjamin Russell Wm. H. Sumner John Hoard, jr. Joseph Hall APPOINTED TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS. William Donnison, Daniel Sargent, Alden Bradfor Edward D. Bangs, Samuel Austin. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN BOSTON. William Taylor Samuel Gore Phineas Blair Benjamin Welles Thomas Dennie Josiah P. Cooke Henry Cabot Saml. K.Williams Abra. W. Fuller Jonathan Hastings James Phillips Jokn Chandler Benjamin Pollard Thomas Clark Benjamin Rand William R. Gray Thomas Payson Elijah Morse Richard D. Harris Joseph Woodward Henry Sargent John Brazer Nathan Hale James C. Merrill George Burroughs Charles Bradbury Samuel D. Ward Amos Binney Nathl. P. Russell Dav S. Townsen Joseph N. Howe Henry Codman Caleb Loring Edw. Tuckerman Z. G, Whitman Zebedee Cook Thomas Welsh, jr. Redford Webster John C. Warren Saml. F. M'Cleary Joseph Coolidge James Jackson John Williams Samuel Snelling George W. Coffin Wm. C. Aylwin William Mackay Francis Green Justices of the Peace in Boston. 89 imes Hall Francis Gardiner John B. Davis arner Phillips Richard Fletcher Ezra A. Bourne )septi Levering Thos. J. Eckley John Boyle jseph W. Revere David W. Child Geo. A. Otis rancis Bassett John Cotton John S. Lillie rancis C. Gray A. A. Dame Samuel Billings amuel Swett Andrew Dunlap George Hallett /'illiam Sturgis J. R. Adan Chandler Robbins harles P. Curtis Theod. Lyman, jr. Isaac Waters homas Power Benj. T. Pickman Nathaniel Niles eorge Gay Henry Alline Benj. R. Nichols W. Davis J. J. Loring Wm. H. Gardiner /"illiam P. Mason Samuel D. Harris W. R. P. Washburn oratio M. Willis Henderson Inches Ezra Davis /illiam Parker Walter Channing John D. Dyer ryant P. Tilden James Bowdoin Gerry Fairbanks lisha Clap Thos. W. Phillips Ninian C. Betton eo. W, Brimmer Josiah Bradlee Samuel E. Sewall harles Hayward Edmund Kimball Abraham Moore ath. G. Snelling John Hubbard William Barry benezer Francis Thaddeus Page Josiah Quincy, jr. aml.Frothingham William Tileston Hem an Lincoln iaac Winslow Thomas Wetmore Charles Sprague eorge E. Head John G. Rogers Isaac Stevens harles G. Loring Thomas W. Ward John P. Boyd enjamin Rich Samuel Hammond Daniel Carney rancis Welch Elbridge Gerry William Appleton amuel May Samuel G. Perkins Ebenezer R. Dorr aniel Messinger George Bond Sidney Bartlett ahn Tappan Joseph Austin George S. Bulfinch reorge Ticknor Henry Bass Benjamin Weld liphaletWilliams Gedney King Darius Boardman amuel P.Gardner Isaac P. Osgood John W. Cluincy dward Cruft Benjamin Joy David Henshaw [enry J Oliver Wm. H.Eliot Thomas Kendall eorge Morey, jr. Wm. A. Warner David L. Child [enry H. Fuller Lynde W^alter William Ingalls Dhn C. Gray William Knapp Daniel Parkman dward Brooks John T, Winthrop Nathan Gurney,jr. ranklin Dexter Wm. T. Andrews Prince Snow, jr. radford Sumner Waldo Flint Charles Wells amuel A. Wells B. D. Greene Daniel Ba-xter homas Welsh Russell Jarvis Charles A. Parker JUSTICE OF THE PEACE IN CHELSEA. Joseph Stowers. 40 Counsellors at Law in Boston. NOTARIES PUBLIC IN BOSTON. WilliamStevenson Stephen Codman John J. Loring Saml. J. Prescott Charles Hayward John W. duincy COUNSELLORS AT LAW IN BOSTON. Rufus G. Amory William D, Sohier John R. Adan Daniel Davis Phineas Blair Andrew Dunlap William Prescott Abraham Moore Abraham A. Dar George Blake Thomas Power Francis Gardner Benjamin Parsons Josiah P. Cooke Bradford Sumnei William Sullivan Zach. G.Whitman Edmund Kimball John Williams Sherman Leland Thomas W.Philli John Heard, jr. Benjamm Rand James Bowdoin Peter O. Thacher Abrah. W. Fuller Thomas Wetmor Benjamin Gorham Henry Codman John G. Rogers John Pickering Elijah Morse Isaac P. Osgood James Allen George Gay Jonathan Porter Warren Dutton Henry Orne Wm. T. Andrew John Knapp Samuel D. Ward John P. Bigelow Samuel D. Parker David Townsend William H. Eliot Thomas Welshjr. James C. Merrill John M. Fiske William Austin Samuel Dexter Wm. A. Warner Timothy Fuller Francis Basset John T. Win'thro Lemuel Shaw David A.Simmons Ninian C. Betton Daniel Webster Francis C. Gray Russell Jarvis Alexan.Townsend William Gale Waldo Flint James T. Austin Henry B. Smith William Page William Minot William P. Mason Wm. H. Gardine; James Savage Horatio M. Willis W.R. P. Washbm Samuel Hubbard Charles P. Curtis Samuel E. Sewal Benja. R. Nichols Benja.L. Weld John B. Davis Joseph E. Smith William Parker Sidney Bartlett Augustus Peabody Moses Draper George S. Bulfinc Saml. F. M'Cleary Kenry H. Fuller Ebenezer R. Dorr Saml. K.Williams George E. Head Francis Brinley, ji Wm. C. Aylwin Charles G. Loring Asa W. Paine Benjamin Guild George Morey, jr. John W. James Joseph Harrington Richard Fletcher Angus. M. Robert: John Stuart John C Gray Wm. J. Hubbard Thompson Aliller Edward Brooks William Simmons Franklin Dexter ATTORNEYS AT THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT IN BOSTOl FrancisH.Williams GeorgeW. Adams Wm. Foster Otis Josiah Quincy, jr. John Elwyn Edward J. Loring. Justices of the Peace, &c. in Essex. 41 iLobert T. Paine Francis O. Watts George M. Mason ATTORNEYS AT THE COMMON PLEAS IN BOSTON. Villiam B. Dorr Ellis Gray Loring Edward Blake leorge H.Snelling James Sullivan Wm. E. Payne I. B. Rogers WilliamG. Crosby Thomas Denny lenryW.Kinsman Edward V. Child Wm. Pratt, jr. ]nos Stuart Wash'n. P. Gragg Michael Lovell Lufus Dawes Elias H. Derby James Whittle Jathl. R. Sturgis John C. Park John W. Whilman Sheriff, Charles P. Sumner, of Boston. Deputy Sheriffs, Luke Baldwin, James Dennie, and Henry H. Huggeford. Offices, Court-street, CORONERS. Boston, Prince Snow, jr. Chelsea, David Floyd, Joseph Stowers. (C7* For Additions and Corrections, see Appendix. ESSEX. Tudge ofProbatCy Daniel A. White, of Salem, Register of Probate^ Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich, Register r^ Deeds ^ Amos Choate, of Salem. bounty Trtasurer^ William F. Wade, of Ipswich, 'bounty Attorney, Stephen Minot, of HaverhilU ?lerk of the Courts, John Prince, jr. of Salem. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, dndcrver John Kneeland, William W. Parrot Mark Newman, Hobart Haverhill Israel Bartlett, ;;:iark, Samuel Farrar, Stephen Minot, John Var- 5amuel Merrill, Nathaniel num 5wift IfisHvich John Heard, Asa Beverly Joshua Fisher, Andrews, Nathl. Lord,jr. Thomas Stephens, Robert John Choate Elantoul Lynn James Gardner, Boxford Thomas Perley Robert W. Trevett Brad/orcfBenjaminParker Lynnjield Asa T.Newhall Oanvers Gideon Foster Marblehtad Nathan Bow- rloucester Henry Phelps, en, John Prince, Ralph H, P 2 42 Justices of the Peace, &c. in Essex. French Prince, jr. Ichabod Tuck Methuen Benjamin Osgood er, Ezekiel Savage, Ben JSfeivbury DudleyA.Tyng, jamin Merrill, Leveret Jacob Gerrish, Jeremiah Saltonstall, Daniel A Kelson White, Amos Choate, Wil Nenvburyport James lard Peele, D. L. Pick Prince, William Woart, man, Amos Hovey, Johi Jonathan Gage, W B. G. King, John Saunders Banister, Ebenezer Mose- Joseph VVinn ley, John Fitz Salisbury Samuel Nye,Ja Salem Edward A. Holy- cob Brown, Edward Dor: oke, Jacob Ashton, John To/iffield Nehem. Cieave Punchard, Jos.E.Sprague, land Moses Townsend, John Afifiointcd to qualify Civil Officers. Nathan Dane, Joseph Story, John Punchard, Johr Saunders, John Prince, Jf siah Smith, LeverettSal tonstall, Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Willianr Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, W. B. Banis- ter, John Varnum, Charles White, Henry Phelps Kaihaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Minot. Justices of the Peace* Jmesbury Robert Patten, George W. Sawyer Christopher Sargent, John B radfo >d Thom-H s Savory Morse, Eliphnlet Graves, William Greenough, Jo- Lowell Bagley, Stephen seph Chadwick, Danie Sargent, jr. William Stick ney, Jesse Kimball Kichols, Robert Cross, Aaron Parkf^r, Moses Par Kathan Crosby ker, Jonathan Kimball, jr Andover John L. Abbot, Eliphalet Kimball John Adams, AmosSpauld- Danvers Eleazer Put- ing, G. P. Osgood, Joseph nam, Benjamin Crownin- Kitteridge, William John- shie d, Zerubbabel Por- son, jr. ter, Nathan Felton, An- Beverly Thomas Davis, drew Nichols, George Os- Jona. Smith, Isaac Wood- goid, John W. Proctor berry, jr. Thomas Steph- Rufus Choate, Nathanie ens, jr! Abraham Kilham, West, William Sutton, EH- Amos Sheldon as Putnam, Daniel P King 5oa:/brc?StephenPeabndy, Essex Jonathan Story, Parker Spafford, Jonathan John Dexter foster, Mbses Dorman, Gloucester John Manning Justices of the Peace in Essex. 4.3 Isaac Elwell, William er, Roliert Hooper, John arce, John Prentiss, Jo- Hooper, James Appleton, 3h B. Manning, James John Sparhawk, JohnHar- ^ss, William Whipple, ris, William B. Adams, Denezer Pool, jr. Samuel William Elliot, E. Hersey ine, William Pearce, jr. Derby, Nathl. L. Hooper aron Giddin^. William Methuen Stephen Barker, :ach, Israel Trask, Sam- John Russ, Jonathan Cur- ;l Worcester, Thomas rier, Joseph W. Carleton» ephenson Joseph Griffin, jr. Stephen 'amilton Enos Faulk- Gage ;r, Joshua Giddies, Mat- Middleton Daniel Fuller, lew Whipple Ezra Nichols laverhill Leonard White, JVrivbury Moses Little, loses Wingate, Jas.Ayer, Silas Little, Josiah Little, >liver M rse, (-harles DanielHale, Thoma»Hale, v^hite, Nathaniel Ladd, Samuel Newman, Silas saac R. How, Moses Moody ,Orlap.do B.Merrill, Merrill, James H Duncan, Moses Pettingel, Daniel noch Foote, Nathaniel Adams, 3d. John Merrill lais, William Bacheller, JSTewburyfiortlosizh'^iVixMh, iarnardBrickett, Warner William Cross, William A^hittier, Uavid How Bartlet, John Pettingel, 'fisivich Asa Smith, Jabez John Greenleaf, Isaac Ad- 'arley, Joseph Farlev, ams, Thomas M. Clark, rhomasManning, Villiam Asa W. Wildes, Andrew 3onant, jr. George W, Frothingh^m, Stephen W. Heard, John F. Gardner, Marston, EdwardS Rand, Timothy Appleton John Porter, Solomon H. Lynn Elijah Downing, Currier, John Cook, jr. Richard Hazeltine, John Caleb Cushing, George Lummus, Jacob Ingalls.jr. Titcomb Eieazer C. Richardson, Rowley Benjamin Proctor, [saac Story, Isaac Gates, Moody Spaffbrd, Joshua William B. Breed Jewett, Benjamin Little, Lynnfield Daniel Need- Thomas Gage, Solomon ham. Bowman Viles Nelson, Amos J. Tenney Manchester David Colby, Sale?n Henry Elkins, G. Dulcena L Binpham SJohonnot, Samuel Ropes, Marblfhead Joshua Pren- Jostph Peabodv , John Der- tiss, Nathan B. M John Foster, Frederick Salisbury Samuel Marc Howes, William Story, Samuel Walton, Ephrai BenjaminL.Oliver, Joseph Morrill, Dudley Evans Ropes, Stephen White, Saugus Jacob Eus Pickering Dodge, John W. Tofisjield Jacob Town,j Tread well, WilliamStory, W.N.Cleaveland.Thom Gideon Barstow, Joseph G. Perkins Waters, DavidP utnam , Jos. fVenham John Dodg H. Prince, William Fetty- Moses Foster, Willia place, Thomas Needham, Jackson Stephen C Phillips, Octa- West JVewbury Dani viusPickering,John Walsh, Emery, ThomasHills, E( E. Shillaber mund Hills, Eliph. Emer M)tari€s Public. jindover Nathaniel Swift en, William B. Adams Beverly Isaac Flagg JVewburyfiort John Fits Danvers JohnW .Proctor, John Porter, Willian Jonathan Shove Woart, Daniel Foster Gloucester John Rogers, Salem Ichabod Tucker William Person John Prince, jr. Ezekic Haverhill Charles White Savage, John Punchard Ipswich Jabez Farley Jon. P. Saunders Lynn James Gardner, Salisbury Samuel Nye Benjamin Oliver Edward Dorr Marblehead^BXhdin Bow^- Counsellors at Law. jimesbury NathanCrosby, Marblehead R.H. French Robert Cross E. H. Derby, jr. Andover Hobart Clark, JSTewbury Jacob Gerrish Samuel Merrll, Amos J^Tttnuburyfiort Eben.Mcse- Spaulding iey, Stephen W. Marston, Beverly Nathan Dane, Asa W. Wildes, Caleb Thomas Stephens, jr. Cushing Danvers John W.Proctor, Salem John Prince, jr. Rufus Choate Leverett Salton stall, Ben- Gloucester Joseph B. jamin Merrill, Joseph E. Manning Sprague, David Cummins, Haverhill John Varnum, John G. King, Frederick James H. Duncan, Ste- Howes, LarkinThorndike, phen Minot, Isaac R. How Benjamin L. Oliver, The- Ifiszuich Asa Andrews odore Eames, Solomon S. Lynn Robert W. Trevett Whipple, John Foster. Attorneys and Sheriffs in Essex. 45 seph G. Waters, Octa- Prince, Asa hel Huntington, us Pickerings Joseph H. Ebenezer ShilUber Attorneys at the Su/ireme Judicial Court, ndover Samuel Phillips Salem John Walsh /c/Z^C(?sr.Thos.Sti phensnn Attorneys at the Common Pleas, Taverhill Oilman Parker Parish ,ynn J. C. Stick ney Salem S. P. Webb, David renvburyfiort WiU>am Roberts . Allen, Moses Parsons Sheriff, Bailey Bar•tiett, of Haverhill, Dtfiuty Sherijffs. Indover Moo V B' idges Lynn William Chadwell Beverly Be ija. Lamsou MurbUhead He .ry Kea Bradford John Merrill jY^ivburyfiort Philip Bag- lanvers John Upton, jr. ley, Oilman White Uvucester E ias C lough Salem William Mans- iaverhill B. Bartlett, jr. field, Daniel Dutch fiswich Theodore An- Salisbury John Colby rews, Michael Brown Prison Keepers, fiswich Michael Brown Bagley Yenvburyfiort Philip Saiem Nehemiah Brown Coroners. Imesbury Ichabod B. Sar- Nathaniel Hills, John ;ent Marsh indover John Adams, Ifisivich Michael Brown, ^ath.niel Swift WiUiam F. Wade Boxford Daniel Adams Lynn William Rhodes, Bradford Jonaman Kim- Ele-Azer C. Richardson, )all, jr. Amos Parker Samuel Viall Oaavers J-^nath; n Shove Lynnjield John Upton Essex Jo^ihua Giddings, Marblehead NathanBowen David Choate Methuen John Sargent, jr. Gloucester John Rodgers, Amos Barker, Jonathan William Dane, Elias Merrill, Ben Osgood Plough, James Ooss Newbury Orlando B.Mer- Haverhill Enos Bradley, rill, Daniel Adams, 3d 3iiverMorse, EnochFoote, Newburyfiort Oilman 46 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. White, John Cook, jr. Needham IVest JVewcury William Salubury Edward Dor Pilsbuiy Jacob Brown Rowley Joseph Pike Tofisjield Daniel Bixb; Salem John Punchard, B. J. Town, jr. Blanchard, Thomas Wenham Jonathan Porte Commissioners of Highways. Newburyfiorty Asa W. Wildes, Chairman. Andover^ Stephen Barker. Beverly^ Robert Rantoul. Lynn^ William B. Breed. Salem, Joseph Winn. MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. Register of D'eds, William F. Stone, of Cambridge. County Treasurer, John Keyes, of Concord. County Attorney, Asahel Stearns, of Cambridge. Clerk of the Courts, Abraham Biglow, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ashby John Locke bons, Joel Cranston, Ben- Brighion Gcrham Parsons jamin Rice Camb'idge Abraham Big- M^dford Nathaniel Hall, low, Asahel Stearns, Tim- Abner Bartlett othy Fuller, Abraham J^ewton John Richardson HiiHard, Joseph Shed Fefifierell John Walton Charlestown John Soley, Reading James Bancroft William Austin, Rufus Sherburne Calvin Sanger WYmpn, L. M. Parker South Reading John Hart Chelmsford Joel Adams Stow Rutus Hosmer, Au- Concord Abiel Heywnod, gustus Stow Joseph Barrett, Samuel Tewksbury Edward St. Hoar, jr. John Keyes Loe Livermore MastSudbury Jacob Waltham Theodore Ly- Reeves man, Luke Fiske Framingham Jonathan Watertown Levi Thaxter, Maynard, Josiah Adams Nathaniel Bemis, Tyler Groton Luther Lawrence, Bigeiow Amos Bancroft West-Cambridge William Lexington Elias Phinney Whittemore Marlborough Samuel Gib- Westford John Abbot Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 4T 'ilmington WilliamBlan- Isaac Fiske arcl, Wm.BlHnchardJr. Woburn John Wade, \ ^eston Ebenezer Hobbs, William C. Jarvis Ap.}iointed to qualify Civil Officers. braham Biglow, James Prescott, Samuel Hoar, Jo- seph Heald, Joseph Hurd, Joseph Barrett, Abiel Heywood, Joseph Locke, Rotas Wyman, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Fiske, Josiah Adams, Jnhn Keyes, Cyrus Baldwin, Elias Fhinney, John Walton, Leon- ard M. Parker. Justices of the Peace. cton John Robbins, Ab- well, Ephraim Buttrick, iham Conant, Francis William Hill 'uttle, Simon Hosm6r Carlisle John Heald, Uhby Alexander T.Wil- Jonathan Heald, JohnNel- ird, Amos Willington, son tephen Wyman Charkfitoivn Oliver edford Amariah Preston, Hoiden, Henry Adams, ilijah Steams, Thomp- Joseph Tufts, jr. Timothy 3n Bacon, William Web- Walker, Isaac Warren, er Thomas Harris, J. M. Mllerica Blaney Abbot, Fiske, George Bartlett, A. oseph Crosby, jr. John Lithgow, James K. Froth- 'arker, Samuel Whiting, ingham, Paul Willard. 'rancis Faulkner, Mar- William Gordon, Abra- (lall Preston. John Bald- ham R. Thompson, Ed- win, Joseph Blanchard ward Everett loxboro* Oliver T.Davis, Chelmsford Wm. Adams, amuel H ivward, Eph- Cyrus Baldwin, Nathaniel aim Whitcomb Wright, Jesse Minot, John Irit^hton Edward Spar- R. Adams, Samuel Davis, awk, Francis Winship, Elisha Ford Vancis Moore Concord Nathan Bar- 3urlington Abiel Winn, rett, Tilly Merrick, Na- 'Villinm Winn than Brooks, Elisha ^ambridg-e Levi Hed8;e, Wheeler irlmund T. Dana, John i)Mws/a6/(»MicahEldridge, Villiams, Richard H. Jonathan Bennet, J. Cum- )ana, William HUliard, mins, James Swallow Villiam J. Whipple, J. P. Dracut Israel Hildr-eth, 'hapliii, William F.Stone, Simon Ccburn, JamesVar- Jewell Bent, Levi Far- num, Benjamin F. Var- 48 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. num, Israel Hildreth, jr. thaniel Nichols, Ephra; Rasf-Sudbury William Buck, Edward Wade Bridge, William Johnson, Marlborough Silas Felto Othniel Tyler, William Willi-im Draper, Richai Sherman, J. W. Hayward Far well, Martin L. Stoi Framingh. Abner Whee- Daniel Stevens ler, Luther Belknap, Silas Medford Kathan Adam Eaton, jr. Ephraim Park- Dudley Hall. Turell Tuft hurst, vVilliam Buckmin- JonathanBrooks, Jonatht ster, Joseph BaUard Porter, J. P. Bige'ow Groton James Lewis, Wil- ^Tatick John Fiske, Wi liamNutting, JosephMans- liam Goodenow, J )hn A field, Caleb Butler, Stuart kins, William Farris J. Park. No:ih Sha^tnck, jYewton John Kendricl* Bulkley Ames, Abel Tar- JjsiahBacon, SamuelStim beil, Bradford Russf 11 son, Ebenezer Starr, Amc Noll's f on John Mellen, Allen, D. Jackson, Williar Ephraim Lit'lefield, John Jackson Fairbanks, Ehhu Cutler, Pefifurell James Lewis,]^ f Levi Adams, Nathl.Johnson Abel Jewett, FrancisBlocx Hofikinton WalterM'Far- Reading John Weston land, Moses Chamberlain, Daniel Flint, Timoth- Thomas Bucklin, Nathan Wakefield, Edmund Par Phipps, Abraham Har- ker, Diniel Chute, Joshui rington Prescott, Joshua Putnam JLexington Joseph Fiske, Caleb Wakefield, Georg* Jonas Bridge, John Mu'ii- Flint ken, Is^ac Hastin.-s, Amos Sherburne Joshua Ware Muzzey,jr. John Muzzey John Bullard, Isaac Whit Lincoln Samuel Hoar, ney Ebjah Fiske, Chares Snirly Thomas Whitney, Wheeler, Stephen Patch, Bei.j nmin Hartweli, John Joi 1 Smith Etigarton, James Parker, Littleton John Manning, Stepii^n Longley, Nathan- Simon Hartwell, B^^dj imin iel Holden Dix, Jonathan Hartwell, Soui.h- Reading Thaddeus Ithamar Beard Spalding, Buvrage Yale, Lowell J^hn R. Ad«ms, Ephraim M.Cunninghana, Elisha Ghdden, Samuel B. Asa L. Board. nan Walleuit Sioneham Daniel Gould, Maiden Bernard Greene, Peter Hay Benjamin Blaney, Heitry Stow Moses Whitney, Gardner, jr. CharlesLew- Isaac W. Mulliken 3, William Barrett, Na- Sudbury EbenezerPlymp- Notaries Public in Middlesex. 49 m, William Hunt, Abel Josiah Childs, Thomas V^heeler, Asher Goode- Sanderson ow, Josiah H. Adams, W^<2^rr;&u'«ThomasCi?rk, 'homas Stearns Jonas White, M JVotaries Public, ambridge William J. Concord Nathan Brooks /hippie, Luther S. Groton Caleb Butler ushing Watertown Nathaniel Be- harlestown John Soley mis Counsellors at Latv, shby John Locke Pninney, Joseph Tufts, jr. iUerica Jrseph Locke, Leonard M. Parker Wil- [arshall Preston liam Gordon, J. M. Fiske, ambridge Abraham Hil- William C. Jarvis, Paul ird, Timoth:/ Fuller,Wil- Willard im J, Whipple, Asahel Chelmsford Joel Adams, earns, S. P. P. Fay, Nathaniel Wright phraim Buttrick Concord Samuel Hoar, jr. fiarlestoivn William Aus- JohnKeyes, NathanBrooks 1, Henry Adams, Elias E. Sudburu Othniel Tyler E 50 Attorneys in Middlesex, Framingham Josiah Ad- Reading Jashiia Presc ams, William Buckmin- So. Reading Enhraim ster Cunningham Groton James Prescott, Stow Rufiis Hosn Luther Lawrence, Caleb Tyngsboro* Daniel Ri Butler ardson, John Farwe'.I, Hofikinton Abraham Har- Wattrtown Tyler BigeL rington Levi Thaxter J.owll John R. Adams WfKtford John Ab Maiden Charles Lewis W St Cambridge Jan Marlboro^ VVilPamDraper, Russell M irrin L. Stow W ston A.lpheusBigelo'w Medford Abnt r Bartlett Woburn Wyman Richa JVioiuton Amos Allen son Pcfifterell James Lewis 'jittorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court Brighton Abraham Ed- Groton Bradford Russ wards Holliston Elias BulU Cambridge Luther S. Marlboro* RichardFarw Cushing/rheodoreKeating Waltham Isaac Bei Concord Elisha Fuller Attorneys at the Common Pleas* East'Sudbury Samuel H. Townsend Abel Cona Mann John B. Hill Framingham Lawson Tyngsboro* Charles B Kingsbury terfield Pefifierell Samuel Parker Waltham Wm. K. Hec Lowell John P. Robinson Sheriff", Nathaniel Austin, of Charlestown Defiuty- Sheriffs Billerica Thomas Sumner Brewer Cambridge John Tarbell, Groton Wm. A.Bancr Levi Parker Lowell, Josiah B. Frer Charlestown Jr.sephHune- Marlboro^ Sullivan Thaj well, David Austin Stow Abraham Con{ Chelmsford James Pitts Reading John Emerson, Concord Abel Moore Tyngsboro* Joseph Butt< E. Sudbury Micah M. field Rutter Weston LutherHarringt Framingham Rufas Coroners, &c. in Middlesex. 51 tier ofC. P, and Crier of S. J, C. Levi Parker, of Cambriige. aolers—Camb, Isaac Train Concord Abel Moore Coroners. :ton Luther Conant Theodore L. Stiles My Alexander T. Wil- Manborough hilas Gates, 'd, Ezekiel Colman Is ;ac T. Stevens ^dford Michael Crosby Mcdford Nathan Wait Ulerka Josiah Crosby, A'utick Abraham Bigelow' ccheus Shed A^ewton Joseph Jackson, imbridge E. W. Metcalf J r. Benjamin Fuller z IHe Jonas P ^rker Ftfificrell John Bullard, jr. lartesto^n Joi h. Jolmson, Joseph Heald, jr. Abel enry Adams, Joseph Adams, Luther Tarbeli,jr. anew: U Reading John Temple, jr. lelmjord Ebenezer Par- Daniel Flint r, Jctmes Puts Sherburne James Bullard, mcord Jonas Buttrick, Jeremiah Butler )ei Moore, Anthony South Reading Jeremiah 'right Bn ant Ticut Israel Hildreth, Shirley Stephen Longley vid Blood, jr. Stonv PhineasCondnt, John unstable Leonard Park- Patch rst, Edm.i:id Page, Sudbury Asahel Kidder, • nes SvvallDW Henry Rich-irdson . Sudbury CoUinsDamon T&wk! Commissioners of High-ivays* Caleb Butler, Grcton, Chairmaii, Srow Augustus Tower Wheeler Dracut Benj. F. Varnum WaUham David TowB Framingham Abner send HAMPSHIRE. Judge of Probate, Samuel Hincklev, of Northamptor Rrgister of P'obatf^ Siml. F. Lvman, of do. Register of Deeds, Levi Lvman, of do. County Treasurer, Danie" St>:bbins. of do. County Attorney, CharL-s E. Forbes, of do. Clerk ofthe Courts, Solomon StoOdard, jr. of da Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Amherst Samuel F. Dick- Lewis Stiong, Elijah H inson MilL, S'^loppon Stoddard Belcherton Joseph Bridg- jr. Isaac C Bates, Theo roan. Mirk Donlittl'* core StnT.g, SamuelHowe Hadley Ch trl^s P. Phelps Charles A. Dewey Hatfield Benj .min Smith, Westhamfiton Sylveste: Israel Billings Jndd Abr/Aa/w^ronSaml.Hinck- Williamsburg Asa Whit ley, Solomon Stoddard, Worthington Elisha Macl Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Lvman, Levi Lyman, Rufus Graves, Solomon Stoddard, )v. Samuel F. Dickinson, Mark Doolittle Ferdinand H. Wright, Joseph Bridgman. Justices of the Peace. Amherst John Dickinson, Belcherton Mason Shaw, Simeon Strong, Hezekiah Justus Forward, Phik W. Strong, Gideon Stet- Dickinson, Henry Mellen, son, John Strong, Rufas Myron LawrenceAViHiair Graves, Ithamar Conkey, BHdgman Timothy J. Gridley, Icha- Chesterfield Spencer bod Draper, Zebinr! Dick- Phelps, Thaddeus Baker, inson, Lucius Boltwood, A. Rice, Isaac King, Alan- Isaac Robbins, Asahel son Anderson, Dyer Ban- Thayer, Chester Dickin- croft, Timothy A. Phelps son, Enos Dickinson Cummington Nehemiab Justices, &c. in Hampshire. 53 t^chards, Ebenezer Snell, bard, C. E. Forbes, Tho- Robert C. Robinson EU- mas Shepherd, Richard )h -let Packard, H illiam PhUlips, George Bancroft, . 5Avan Samuel F. Lyman, John i ^a.st Hamfiron Thaddeus H Ashmun, William W. Thompson ^Aifikd Berijamin Har- JS/ornvieh John Ellis, Aa- v'ona, EiiiHttian Jones, ron Har, S. Kirkland l\\\ih\z lonrs, Ephraim Pelham Herry Kingman, {ichards Isac AbfTcrorabJe, John 'roshen Wi^l^am VVhite, R-nkir,jr. Oliver Smith, jr. )iiver Taylor, J. u VVil- Plainjield J^mesRichards, iam--, Tim.jthy Lyman, Johji Hamlin, Iram Pack- oseph White ard xreennvich Thomas Pow- Prescoit B. BrJgham, Ca- rs, Lahm M 'cy, \bijih leb Pierce 'owers, Caivm Munn, South Hadley Elihu ^^^rrt^n P. Wing Dwight, Joseph Strong, jr. yranbu Di^vid S'nith, William Bowdoin, Josiah Vz r M^iody, Gideon Bardwe!!, EpaphrasClavk, Daniel Warner, Edward Hadley Giles C. Kellogg, H JVotarics Public, ^heaterjleld ByerBancroh Belcherton Mark Uoo- lorthamti, DanielStebbins little E2 54 Attorneys, Sheriffs, &c. in Hampshire. Counsellors at Law. ^/nAer«« Samuel F. Dick- Justin W. Clark inson, Simeon Stroni^, Hez- Northamfiton Sanauel ekiah W. Strong, ithanar Hinckley, Elijah H. Mills Conkey, Luc'ms Bolt wood Isaac C. Bates, John Tay- Belcherton Joseph Bridg- lor, Lewis Strong, Charlei man, jr. M^rk Doolittle, A. Dewey, Charles E. Mason Shaw, Myron Law- Forbes, Sanmel Wells, jr rence John H. Ashmun Chesterfield Dj er Ban- South Hadley Willian croft Bowdoin, jr. Greemvich Laban Marcy Ware Homer Bartlet Hadley Giles C. Kellogg W^or^Am^^on Elisha Mad- Hatjield Israel Billings, Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Amherst Osmyn Baker Lyman Detrjidd Aaron Arms South Hadley Edward F Enfield Ep phrus Clark Hooker Monson Reuben Chapman Willia?mburg' KlishSiHyib Northamfiton Samuel F. bard, jr. Attcrneys at the Common Pleas. Amherst Edward Dick- South Hadley Edwan inson Honker Enjield George Ashmun IVorthington DanielParisl Sheriffs Joseph Lyman, of Northampton. Defiuty- Sheriffs. Amherst Zebina Dickin- Northamfiton AustinSmitl son South Hadley Joel Millej Belcherton SimeonDwight Plainfield Josiah Shaw, 2c Enfield Rufiis Powers Worthi7igton Daniel T Ware William Page Hewett For Corrections, see Appendix. Defiuty-Goaler, Cephas Clapp, Northampton. Crier oj Courts, William Bolter. Coroners. Amherst Solomon Keyes Cummington Bela Nortor. Eastman, Rufus Kellogg Enfield Rufus Powers BelchertonYt\\\i\i. Sandford Alden Lathrop Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 55 loshen Ambrose Stone South Hadley Josiah Bard- 'orthamfiton Thomas well Iri^ht, Abner Hunt, Southamfiton Asahel ustin Smith Chapman ^tlham Isaac Abercrom- Worthington Josiah Mills, ie, jr. Wells Southworth Elisha Brewster Cojnmissioners of Highnvaya* Chairman vacant. {atfield Oliver Smith Cummington Wm. Swan ^art-JosephCummingsJr. Amherst Asahel Thayer PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. •Register of Probate^ Beza Hayward of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Rosseter Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, Rosseter Cotton, of do. County Attorney, Kilborn Whitman, of Pembroke, Clerk ofthe Courts, John B. Thomas, of Plymouth. Justices ofthe Peace awe? of the Quorum, Duxbury Seth Sprague, man Judah Alden Plymouth Henry Warren, Hanover David Stock- Zacchens Bartlett, Wil- bridge liam Jackson, Zabdiel Hanson Calvin Tiden Sampson, N M. Davis, Hingham Ebent z r Gay, John B. Thomas, R. Cot- Jotham Lincoln, Samuel ton Norton Plymfiton Elijah Bisbee Kingston John Thomas Rochpster Charles J. Middlebora'WWkes Wood, Holmes. Elisha Ruggles, Abiel Washburn, W. David Bacon Bourne Scituate CushingOtis,John J\forth Bridgewater Caleb Collamore Howard, Howard Carey West Bridgeioater Daniel Pembroke Kilborn W hit- Howard, William Baylies Afifiointed to qualfy Civil Officers. Daniel Howard, Beza Hayward, Henry Warren, Nahum Mitchell, Zabdiel Sampson, Wilkes Wood, Abra. Holmes, Elisha Ruggles, Kilborn Whitman, 56 Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. Hector Orr, William Baylies, Nathaniel M. Davis John B. Thomas, Eben? zerGay, Thomas Loring, ji Charles J. Holmes, Jesse Dunbar. Justices ofthe Peace. Abington Benj. Hobart, William Gordon Jared Whitman, Micah Hull Samuel Loring, Jr Pool, John Gushing Kingston Jedidiah Holmes Bridgenvater Solomon Al- James Sever, Thomas P denjr. Mathan Mitche'l, Beal, Nathaniel TlwDmas Daniel Mitchell, Benjamin John Sever, E!i Conk Pope, Nathan L.izell. jr. Marshfield Elisha Phillips Caleb F. Leonard, Arte- Joseph Clift, jr. Constant mas Hale F. Oakman, John Thomas, Carver Nehe. Cobb. Ben- Charles Macomber, Fran, jamin Ellis, Joseph Clark, cis G Ford, John Thomas Hammond, John Ford, jr. Savary, Ira Murdock Middleboro* David Rich- Duxbury William Loring, mond, Saml Pickt-ns, John Samuel A. Frazer, Isaiah Tinkham, Zerhariah Ed- Alden, E Weston, Seth dv, Martin Keith, Seth Sprague, jr. Miller, William Canedy, EaU Bridgewater Hector Jaco^i Bennett, Thomas Orr, Jimrs Thomas, Ez- Sturtevant, Charles Hoop- ra Kingman, Nathan Al- er, Levi Pierce, Seth Ea- den, Isaac Alden, 3d. Sil- ton, Abner Clark, Abiel vanus L. Mitchell P. Booth, I. Stevens, Wm. Halifax Josiah Thom- Nelson, Oliver Pierce, son, Obadiah Lyoif, Na- Peter H. Pierce, Samuel thaniel Morton, Zebad. Thompson Thompson, Dexter C. JK'orth Bridgf'ivater Gide- Thompson on Howard, Abel King- Hanover Reuben Curtis, man, Jonathan Snow, Jo- MelzarCunis,Alex.Wood, seph Sylvester, Eliab Benjamin Mann Whitman, Silas Packard, Hanson Charles Cushing, M Packard, Eliphalet Oliver Whittcn, Thomas Kingman Hobart, Isaac B. Barker, Pembroke Alden Briggs, Jacob Beirce William Torrey, Anthony Hingham Solomon Jones, CoUamore, Thomas Tur- Robert Gould, Caleb ner Thaxter, Martin Lincoln, /^/z/moM/ZiBamabasHedge, Joseph Wilder, jr. Edward Nathaniel Russell, Sam- Thaxter, Seth Cushing, jr. uel Davis, Benjamin M. Counsellors and Attorneys in Plymouth. 57 ^atson, Joseph Bartlett, iam Le Baron . John Thomas, Josiah Scituate Jesse Dunbar, Dbbins, William Brown, Edward F. Jacobs, J. B. 'illiam P. Ripley, Pel- Turner, SamuelA.Turner, im W. Warren, WiU- Anson Robbins, Samuel m Thomas, Joseph Tolman, ir. Jesse Dunbar, artlett •r. Ebenezer T. Fogg lympton Isaac Wright, Wareham R. Leonard, enas Bryant, jr. Pelham Berjamin Fearing, John olmes Fearing. BenjaminBourne, ochester George King, William Fearing, B. Mur- imes Ruggles, (iideon dock, Seth Miller, jr. arstow, Caleb Briggs, West Bridgewater Abie- 'ijah Willis, Thomas zer Alger, Jonathan Cope- ^sset, Joseph Meigs, Jesse land, jr. John E. Howard, lartin, Joseph Look, Phil- George W. Perkins, Sam- > Grandon, Lothrop Per- uel Dunbar ins, Butler Wing, Will- J'J'otaries Public, Hymouth John Thomas Rochester Elijah Willis ?w^6uryStudleySampson Wareham Benj. Fearing lingham Jotham Lincoln Afif/rf/edoro' Wilkes Wood cituaie Jesse Dunbar, jr. Counsellors at Jaw, thington Jared Whitman, Whitman enjamin Hobart Pembroke Kilborn Whit- 'last Bridgt water Aaron man lobart. Welcome Young Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, 'ianover Alex. Wood John Thomas, William Jingham Ebenezer Gay Thomas 'Qngston Thomas P. Beal, Rochester Abrah. Holmes, Villirsra R. Sever Charles J. Holmes Wiiddleboro' WilkesWood, West Bridgewater Wm. !lech. Eddy. Isaac Stevens Baylies Yarth Bridgewater Eliab jittomeys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. Vest Bridgewater Austin Plymouth Jacob H. Loud ^ackard Scituate Ebenezer T. Fogg Kingston Joseph Sampson 58 Counsellors and Attorneys in Plymouth. Attorneys at the Common Pleas, Hingham^oiQmouLmzQWi, yVartham Seth Miller, jr. Sheriff] Nathan Hayward, of Plymouth. Defiuty-Sheriffs. E. Bridgeivatfir Edward Jackson Vinton North BridgewaterBenjei- Hi ifax Seth Allen mln Kingmitn Hanover Horatio Gushing Pnibrokc David Oldham Hanson Nathaniel CoUa- Rocheater Nathdniel Has- more kell, John Atsatt Hin^ham Eljah Lincoln Scituaie Nathaniel Clapp K «§-sro w SpenccrCush !t» an West Bridgewater Fiske Mzafaf/e^oro'LemuelBriggs, Ames Nathaniel Wilder, Josepli For Corrections, see Appendix, Crier of the Courts^ Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro* Gaoler and Keeper of the House of Correction^ Coomer Weston. Commissioners of Wrecks^ Paul Merritt, Scitviate; Samuel A. Fiazer, of Duxbury. Coroners. Abington Lebbeus Gurney Middleboro^ Samuel Bridgewater Mitch. Keith Th mpson, Joseph J-ick- Carver Ni-lson Barrows son Eben. Strowbridge Duxburif&en]2t.(u\n Alden, .l\/orfh Bridgewater Fhos. Studley Sampson Wnles, ir. East Bridgewater Lot Pembroke Nathaniel Lo- Whitmarsh ring, Peter Salniond, jr. Halifax Cyrus Richmond Plymouth Benjamin Drew Hanover Levi Curtis Plymfiton Eh^s Churchill, Hanson Nathl. Collsmore Tnorrjis B. Harrub Hinghatn Job Loring, jr. Rochester Nathaniel Has- Sam.Hobavt, Jas.Stevenson kell, D vid Pefkham.jr. Kingston Jedidiah Holmes, Scituatt Elijah B. Turner, jr. John Gray Abiel Cudworth, Isaiah. Marshjield William Lewis, Alden James Dingley, Wales Wareham Perez F« Briggs Tiiden Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 59 Commissioners of Highways. Thomas Weston, Middleborough, Chairman. Carver Benjamin Ellis Mitchell ibington Jared Whitman Scituate John CoUamore 3ridgewater Daniel BRISTOL. ^udge of Probate y Hodijah Baylies, of Dighton. Register of Probate, David G. W. Cobh, of Taunton. Register of Deeds y Alfred Williams, cf Taunton. 'bounty Treasuer, James L. Hodges, of Taunton. ounty Attorney^ James Ellis, of Taunt. -.n. '^lerk ofthe Courts, James Sproat, of Taunton, Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, ittleborough Ebenezer J\forton Lab m Wheaton, Raggett Ephraim Ravmond Berkley Apollos Tobey Stekonk Oliver Stark- Dartmouth Elihu Slocum weather Dighton Hodijah Baylies, Swanzey John Mason A^iiliam Wood Taunton Jones Godfrey, Easton D niel Wheaton John M. Williams, Asa Fairhaven Alden Spooner, Danfnrth, Frnncis Baylies, fames Tnber James Ellis, John W. Sea- Freetown Job Morton, bury, Jonathan Ingell, Hercules Cushman D. G. W. Cobb, J .mes L, \4ansfi I'' Solomon Pratt Hodges New-BedfjrdL^nme\\N II- Troy Joseph E. Read, lams, Lemuel Williams,jr. VVilliam B. Canedy Raynham Jonathan Shaw, fVrstfwrt Abner Brownell, Seth Washburn Abner W. Gjffbrd Rehoboth David Perry Afipointed to qualfy Civil Officers. Lemuel Williams, Nathaniel Morton, David Perry, John W.Seabury, Joseph risdale, John M. Williams, Asa Dmforth, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Her- cules Cushman, Samuel Crocker, Rufus Bacon, James L. Hodges, Charles H, Warren, Russell Freeman, James Ford, 60 Justices of the Peace in Bristol. Justices of the Peace, Attleborough Joel Read, Benjamin Burt Jacob Boikcom» Israel Mansfield David Gilber Hatch, Noah Claflin,jr. Rowland Green, Masc Lemuel May, Seneca Cobb, Benjamin Billings "Sant'ord Afew- Bedford Williai Berkley Sirneon Chase, Rotch, jr. E. Haskel Barzillai Crane, Adooi- Roger Haskell, Abrahai ratn Crane, Barzillai Barker, James Howlam Hathaway 2d. Samuel Rodman, Tin Dartmouth Abra'm Tuck- othy G. Coffin, Benjami er, Oliver Alden, Holder Lincoln, C. H. Warrei Slocum, Z. A. Macomber, Keliy Eldridge, Natha Joseph Gifford, Tnos. Al- Bates, Nathaniel Hath£ my, Jeptha Ashley, Ben- way, John B. Smith, Joh jamin R. Tucker, Lib in A. Parker, Richard Will Thacher, JamesT Slocum, Warns Bradford Howland Xorton William Burt Dlghton John Hathaway, Silas Cobb, Thomas Dan Caleb Chase, Richard forth, 2d. Isaac Hodges Wascoat, Thomas B.Rich- Samuel Morey, Josepl mond, George Walker, Hodges NathaniL-l Wheeler, Israel Raynham Nathaniel Brit Anthony, Thomas S. Bay- ton, Josiah Dean, Johi lies, Joseph Gooding, John Gilmore, Nehemiah Jones Walker, Barnabas Crane Eliab B, Dean, Godfre; JSaston Elijah Howard, Robinson, Amos Hall JohnPool, ShepherdLeach, Rehoboth Jos. Wheaton,2^ Calvin Brett, Rowland Lem*l. Macomber.jr. Ezr; Howard, David Manley, Bliss, Thos. Carpenter, 2d Joshua Gilmore, John Tis- James Bliss, 2d. Samue dale, Cyrus Lathrop, Eli- Bullock, 2d. Stephen Mcul jah Howard, jr. Charles ton, Lemuel Morse, Jarae: Hayden, John Seele, How- Blanding ard Lothrop Seekonk Collins Darling, Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Allen Hunt, Calvin Mar- Spooner, Joseph Trip, An- tin, Elkanah French, sel Gibbs, RounsevilSpoon- Thomas Kinnecut, ApoU er, Levi Jenny, Stephen las Cushman, Ebenezei Merrihew, Asa Swift Bucklin, Moses Sanford, Freetown Benj. Weaver, Samuel Allen, Elijah In- Ebenezer Pierce, Earl graham, Peter B, Hunt, Sampson, He- zekiahMason, Robert Dagget, Samuel Elnathaa P. Hathaway, Greece Justices, Counsellors, &c. in Bristol. 61 Somerset William Reed, Nathaniel Willi ims, Thos. ).\id ^ ithonv, D aid Lincoln, Charles Rich- Tfay, E'isiia Slade jr. H i- mond, Abiathar Leonard, lan Wi b-^ur, Wheaton J-^mes Sproat, William A. Liuther, Edward Si d^ F. Sproat, Nathan King, ^luanzey Jara* s Lutlier, Jacob Chapin, John S. rUomasPeck, Dan' Hale, Russell A^iliatn M ;son, Henry Troy James Ford, John C. jardiner, John VVinslow, Borden, Hezekiah Wilson, ilason Barney, Hezekiah Benj. Anthony, Charles 3attelle Pitman Vaunton Benja. Williams, Westfiort William White, ideon Williams, Joseph 2d, Peleg Siss^n, Sylvester risdale, Aired VVilliams, Browneil, Ansel m Bassett, A^illiam Hcxlges, John Nathan C. Browneil, TU- leed, Nathaniel Leonard, linghast Almy ohn Godfrey, John West, JVoiaries Public, Dartmouth Zebedee A. Coffin, Lemuel Williams A xomber Wf8*fiort Abter Browneil li^hton Tho.B. Richmond Scekonk Apolios Cushman ^airhaven Nathaniel S. Somerset David Gray Ipooner, Levi lenny Troy James Ford Vew;-i3tt//orc/ Timothy G. Counsellors at Law* laston Cyrus Lothro!), Sfekjuk Apolios Cushman, ) i iel VVhciton Mos s S-ntord, Collins ^airhaven Nath SSpooner Da'line, P-ter B. Hunt '^eetown Hercules Cush- Swanz'y Hezek. Battdle nan, Rufus Bacon, P. Taunton iFrancis B .vlies, iathaway J mos Ellis, D. G. W. Vlan-Ji-ld David Gilbert C -bb, fonn Somers Rus- Vew-Belford Lemuel f^ell. William A. F. Sproat VilUams. jr. Charies H. Troy James Ford V rren, Timn, G. Coffin Westfiort Anselm Bassett Norton Laban Wlieaton Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. few- Bedford Wm. J, A. ton •^ tdford' Taunton Jacob Chapin Norton Laban M. Whea- 62 Sheriffs, Coroners, &c. in Bristol. Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Dightoit Eliab Williams Hathaway Freetown Eln ithan P. Norton Earl P. Whi Sheriffy Horatio Leonard, of Raynham. Defiuty'Sheriffs, . Attlehorough Leprilete Mamjidd Charles D Sweet Afew. Bedford Thorn Berkley Dean Burt Pope, Edward Pope Dartmouth Samuel Bar- Morton Timothy Smi ker, Daoiel Rowland Swanzey David Cha Dighton Crocker Babbitt Seekonk Church Gr Easton Elijah Williams /faz/w^flm Samuel Wilbo Fairhaven Jonathan Wil- Taww^owJamesWoodwa bore, Benjamin S. Sisson Troy Harvey Harnd Freetown John T. Lawton Westfiort Adam Giffo Gaoler^ Abiezer R. Dean, of Taunton. Crier of the Courts^ Oliver Soper, of Taunton. Insfi. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attlebor< Commissioners of Wrecks^ Isfr. Lemuel Williams, ai Apoilos Tobey, of New-Bedford. Coroners. Attlehorough Peter A". Serf/orrfjNathan Bat I'uacher, Samuel Tyler, Ephraim Kempton Eiisha May Raynham Amyntas Sha Barkley Dean Burt Rehoboth Thos Carpentt Dartmouth Russell Shear- 2d. John Brown, Elijah ; man, Henry Tucker, jr. Read, IsraelBrown,Cror Sannuel Barker well Bliss, Joseph Smith Dighton William Wood, Seekonk John MiUe Ci'ocker B'lbbitt Caleb Carpenter, Ezi Faston Rowland Howard, French, Abraham Ormsl Daniel Macomber, Joshua Somerset Philip Bowe Brittoa Swanzey Benajah Maso Fairhaven William Gor- David Chace, Israel Gar don, Isaac Vincent ner, 2d. Freetown John Nichols, Taunton David Carve George Pickens, John P. Edward Crnssman, Bei Lawton jamiii Ingell, James Woo Mansfield Simeon Green ward, Oliver Soper, jr. Norton Isaac Hodges 7'roy Sheffield Weave| y Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 6S tlell, ; ibert Chappel Peleg W. Peckham, ^ 'M/iort Jonathan Brow- Frederick Brownell Commissioners of Highways, Job Morton, Freetown, Chairman, '.tleborough Noah C'lafiin Somerset David Gray ii^hton Na^h'l Wtieeler Fairhaven Lemuel Tnpp BARNSTABLE. •dge of Probate agister of Probate s Abner Davis, of Barnstable- ^gi ter <.f Deeds, Lothrop Davis, do. lunty Treasurer^ Ebenezer Bacon, do. )iinty Attorneyy Nvmphas Marston, do. 'rk of the Courts^ Abner Davis, do. Justices of the Peace and of the Qjiorum. irnstable Isaiah L. Chatham Richard Sears -een, Samuel Savage, Or/^ans Benjamin Seabury )ner Davis, Nymphas Sandwich Eiibha Pope arston Yarmouth Elisha Doane, r/ r/ourA Sam.P.Croswell John Reed rewster Elijah Cobb Afijiointed to qualify Civil Officers. chard Sears, Wendell Davis, John Reed, John Sea- bury, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, John D. Bangs. Justices of the Peace, arnstable Josi. Sampson, land, Nathaniel Lincoln, aler Crocker, Rowland Benj. Berry Crocker, Joseph Blish, CAa^Aam Richard SearsJ r Benjamin Hallet, Asa Ezra Crowel, John Sea- 3ung, Matthew Cobb, bury,Joha Topping, Isaiah bez Howland, Freeman Nye archant. Loth rop Davis, Dennis Stephen Homer, imothyPhinney Nathan Stone, Jonathan "Cluster Abra. Winslow, Nickerson. Jona. Bangs, seph Sampson, Jonathan Orren Howes 'eeman, George Cope- Eastham Samuel Fre«- 64 Counsellors, Sheriffs, &c. in Barnstable. man, Elisha Mavo, Joshua Province' 01V n. /Vsa S. Bow- P. Atwood ley, TaoinjLis Hiliyard Falmouth Francis Weeks, Sandivch Benjamin Bur- Braddock Dimrpick, Nh- gess, William Handy, thaniel Lewis, Thomas Thomas Swift, John Free- Fish, Shubael Lawrence, miin, Melatiali Bourne, Ebenezer Nye, Ward M. William Fessenden, Seth P3rker, Richard S. Wood, F. Nye, Zenas Nye, jr John Jer.kins, John Robin- Elisha Perry, Shadracb son Freeman, Heman Toby, Harwich EbenezerBrooks, Lemuel Ewers, Henry Isaiah Chase, William El- Lawrence dridge, Obed Brooks, Na- Truro A. Hinckley than Underwood.jr. James Yarmouth Gorham Lovell, Long Joseph Hawes, James Marshfiee Gideon Hawley Crowell, Henry Thatcher, Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Isaiah Bray, William Simeon Kingman, William Greene, Sylvester Baker Myrick, John Kenrick, W Ifleet Josiah Whitman, John Doane,Richard Spar- Reuben Arey row J^otaries Public. ^arns/a6/e David Crocker Yarm'>uth James Growell Brewster Isaac Foster, jr. PrQvincetoivn Thomas Chatham. Richard Sears,jr. Lothrop Falmouth Samuel P.Cross- Harwich Isaiah Chase well Counsellors at Law. Barnstable Nymphas Sandwich Wendell Davis, Marston Seth F- Nye Brewster Geo. Copeland Yarmouth John Reed Attorney at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Orleans John Doane Attorneys at the Common Pleas, Barnstable Warren God- Falmouth Zeph. Bennett dard Sheriffs David Crocker, of Barnstable. y Justices of the Peace in Dukes. 65 Defiuty-Sheriffsi arns/able KzvB. Crocker Orleans Williaiti Myrick ither Hinckley, Lot Sandwich Lewin Pope inckley Yarmouth Charles Sears rewster Benjamin Berry, Frovincetoivn Thomas snjamin Foster Hillyard almouth Davis Hatch Crier ofthe Co urts^ George Blish, of Barnstable. Gaoler^ David P. Lewis, of Barnstable. Commissioners of Wrecks, Isfc. Thomas Fish, Fal- mouth ; Richard Sears, jr Chatham ; Melatiah To- bey, Sandwich ; Joshua Small, Truro ; Daniel Com- ings, Orleans; Obadiah Doane, Eastham. Coroners* Barnstable Isaiah Parker, Orleans Henry Knowles k.sa Young Sandwich Heman Tobey, irewster William Crosby Lewin Pope tennis Seth Tobey Truro Levi Stevens, Jonas lastham Michael Collins, Stevens, James Small ^'imothy Cole Welfleet Josiah Whitman, ^almouth Consider Hatch, Jeremiah Newcomb amuel Bourne, jr. Seth Yarmouth Joseph Hawes lamlin )verseers ofthe Marshfiee and Herringfiond Indians^ fymphas Marston, Gideon Hawley, Kilborn Whitman, Commissioners of Highways. Barnstable, Naler Crocker, Chairman, Sandwich, John Freeman. Chatham Richard Sears, jr. DUKES. ^udge of Probate, George Athearn, of Tisbury. ^ giiiter of Probate, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of do. 'bounty Treasurer, William Jernegan, of do. 'bounty Attorney,, Thomas Dunham, of Tisbury. lierk of the Courts y Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. F 2 66 Justices, Sheriffs, &c. in Dukes. Justices of the Peace and ofthe Quorum. ChUmark Matthew May- Cooke hew» Ebenezer Skiff Tisbury John Davis, Gee JSdgartown W. Jernegan, Athearn CorneliusMarchant,Thos. Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. George Athearn, of Tisbury, William Jernegan, am Thomas Cooke, of Edgartown. Justices of the Peace, Chilmark John Hancock, G. Mayhew Simon Mayhew Tisbury ThomasDunham £c?^cr^own SamuelWliel- Benjamin Allen, Willian: den, Daniel Fellows, jr. Cottle Jethro Daggett, Theodore Attorneys at the Court of Common Pleas, Chilmark Ebenezer Skiff Mayhew Edgartown Theodore G. Tisbury Thomas Dunham Notaries Public, Chilmark Henry Allen hew, James H, Beetle Edgartown Cornelius Tisbury William Cottle Marchant, William May- Sheriff^ Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown. Defiuty- Sheriffs, Chilmark Harrison P. jEof^ar/own Nathan Jerne- Mayhew gan Tisbury Elijah Hillman Commissioners *qf Wrecks^ Isfc. Ebenezer Skiff, of Chilmark, Thomas Mayhew, 2d. of Edgartown. Coroners. Chilmark William May- -Et/^ar^ownPeterPease.jr. hew Tisbury James Cottle Commissioners of Highways. Chilmark John Hancock, Chairman, Edgartown John Thaxter. Tisbury Bernard Luce. Justices, Sheriffs, &c. in Nantucket. 67 NANTQCKET. . ige of Probate and County Attorney y Isaac Coffin. gister Prohate^T'xmothy Hussey. . of Girdner. . giater of Deeds^ Latham unty Treasurer, Peleg S. Folger. ?r/t ofthe Courts^ Benjamin Gardner, Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, lac Coffin, Samuel Bigelow, Walter Folger, Josiah rlussey, Daniel Coffin, Isaac W. Whitman, William Coffin, Zaccheus Hassey, Benjamin Gardner. Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheas Hussey, Josiah Hussey. Justices of the Peace. eorge Cannon, Martin T. Morton, Barker Burnell, David Allen, Charles Bunker, Elisha P. Fearing, Peleg S. Folger. Notaries Public. jnjamin Gardner, Isaac W. Whitman, Josiah Hus- Hussey, Charles Bunker. Counsellors at Law, Josiah Hussey, Isaac W. Whitman. Attorneys at the Court of Common Pleas* Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, William Coffin, 2d. Charles Bunker. Sheriff^ Uriah Gardner. Defiuty- Sheriff, David Allen. hysicians, Paul Swift, Reuben Macy, Elisha P. Fear- ing, Nathaniel Ruggles, Martin T. Morton. Commissioners of Wrecks, "antucket Jeremiah Law- Tuckanuck Island An- ;nce, George Myrlck, jr. drew Brock ristram Barnard Coronerst David Allen, Peleg S, Folger; 68 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. WORCESTER. Judge ofProbatCy Nathaniel Paine, of Worcester. Register of Probate^ Theophilus Wheeler, of do. Rfgister of Deeds^ Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Samu-'l Allen, of do. Counry ^ttorneyy Pliny Men ick. of do. Clerk ofthe Courts^ Abijah Bigelow, of do. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Ashhurnham Joseph Jew- Oxford Jonathan Davi ett Sumner Bastow Athol James Humphreys Oa^Aa/nWm.Crawford,' Barre Nathaniel Jones, Petersham Hutchi Eleazer James, Nathaniel H >pgO()d, Lewis Bigelo H'lughton Princeton Ward 1 EoUon StephenP.Gardner, Boylston Nathaniel Longley Rutland Rufus Putna Brookfield Elisha Ham- Sterling John Robbin mond, Simeon Draper Thomas H. B'ood Charlton Salem Town, Sutton Jonas Sibh John Spurr Uxbridge Btnja. Adar Dudley Aaron Tufts Westboro^ Nathan Fish« Harvard Benja. Kimball We.'iC7ntnster MehaeiG Lancaster William Sted- Worcester Nathl. Pain man Theophilus Wheeler, Is: Leicester Nathl. P. Denny iah Thomas, Daniel Wa Leominster Jonas Kendall, do, Abjah Bigel'iw, R( Solomon Strong joice Newton, Wm. \ Mendon Seth Hastings Green, Wm. Eaton, Isas Millbury A ron Peirce Goodwin, John Davi MUford Per ey Hunt Pliny Merrick, Samut North- BroQkfield Thomas M. Burnside Hale Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske, Theophilus Wheelei Jonathan Davis, William Stedman, Seth Hasting; James Hur.phreys, Silas Holman, Tneodore Jones Edmund Cushing, Joseph G. Kendall, Nathani€ Houghton, Joseph W illard. Justices of the Peace, Ashbumham Abraham Silas Willard, Henry Ad Low, George R, Cushing, ams, Hosea Stone Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 6^ A ol Joseph Pierce, Eli- Grajton NathanielAdams, p et Thorp, Theodore William Lainb, Amasa J ;s, Jaines Oliver Robeits, J'^nathan Whee- / re Seth Lee, Samuel ler, Harrv Wood, Cyrus L , jr. Ephraim Wilson, Ireland, Pardon Aldjich C irge Fitis, Lyman Hardtvick John Hastings, S ey, Gardner Ruggles Daniel Ruggles, William I iin Solomon How, Cutlj^r, Jason iMixter, J ithan D. Merriam Samuel F. Cutler 1 (on J^'oath. Wliitcomb, Harvard Isaac Whitney, / 031 Parker, Sampson Jacob Haskell, Ephraim > ->. VVildrr Hinds, John Park I piston James Longley, Holdn William Drury, / ron White, Samuel Lemuel Davis, Ebenezer gham. Jot ham Bubh, Easterbrook, Ethan Davis ithew f)ave;!port Hubbardaton S. Swan, D. oolcjfi Id Seth Field, Woodward, Henry Pren- se Bliss, Heman Steb- tiss, Aaron Gates s, Skelton Felton,Nich- Lancaster Josiah Flagg, 5 M'Ciure, Rufus Har- Jacob Fisher, Edward gtnn Goodwin, Jonas Lane, trlton WilliamP. Rider, Levi Lewis, William ph-miah Brown, John Willard, Joseph WiUard vis, jr. Samuel Hall, Leicester A. Flint, neon Rich, 2d. Jonathan Henry Sargent, Emory inslow, Rufus Mixer Washburn, John King ma Apollos Johnson, Leominister John Gard- :phen Johnson, Ephra- ner, J«)el Crosby, Bezaleel Whipple Lawrence, David Wilder, mglas Benjamin Crag- Joseph G. Kendall, Wil- i, Welcome Whipple, liam Perry, Levi Nlichols nos Ystes, Warren Lunenburg Esc-kWhiting, imes, Robert P. Church Daniel Putnam, Wm. udUy Jeptiia Bacon, Harrington 2orge A Tufts, John Mendon NathanVery, Jos. own, William Winsor Adams, Warren Rawson, tchburg Joseph Downe, Elijah Thayer, Esek Pitts, Ivers Jewett, Payson Daaiel Thurber, William ^illiams, Ebenezer Tor- S. Hastings, Abel Wisder, y, David Brigham.Fran- Ahaz Allen, James S# 5 Perkins Warner, Caleb Hay ward arf/ner Smyrna Glazier, Millbury Caleb Burbank, ^illiam Whitney, Cle- Asa Waters, Amasa Bra- ent Jewett 70 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. man, Rufus Barton jr. Salmon Godard, Th Miljord Adam Chapin, mas J. Lee, Benoni Pec John Claflen, jr. Gustavus Rufus Buliock D. Peck Rutland Tilly Flint, Jc J\rew- Eraintree Joseph Davis, Calvin How Bowman, Henry Penni- James Est;; brook inan,JonathanNye,Samuel Shrewsbury Andrew 1 Mixter, Ezra Bassett Ward, Samuel Have JS/orthboro* Nahuni Fay, Nymjjhas Pratt, Fortun Stephen Williams,Phineas tus Harrington, Bale Davis, Cyrus Gale, Joseph De«n Davis Southborough Peter Fa IJonhbridge PaulWhiting, WiUard Melton, Jon; Adolphus Spring, John Ball.Benjamin Champne Fowler Jesse Dparper, Perle - J^Torth-BrookJield Daniel Whippif Gilbert, Benjano.n Adams, Soufhbridge Fredericks Eh Forbes, Wm. Adams, Bottom, Ebenezer I Nathaniel Dodge Ammidon, Oliver Hookei Oakham W ishingtor? Al- Luther Ainmidon, jr. len, Joel Jones. James Al- Sfiencer Benjamin Drurj len, Skelton Felton Jonas Bemis, James Dra Oxford Abijah Davis, per, Sardi ia Mnzz'^) Abishai Larned, Charles Fr« derick Howe, Wiiiiar G. Pren'ss, Ira Barton, P pe Stephen D. vis Uterling Moses Thomas Fetersham Nathl. Ch nd- Jamts Wilder, Samue ler, Hen'-y W Oliver Powers, James Daniel 'I ourteliott, Jonas Stone, jr. L. Sibi' V, Diiniel Tenney, Princeton WilUam Dodds, Samuel Taylor Jonas Brooks, Charles Temfikton Josiah Howe, Myrick, Ch ries Russell Ephraim Stone, Benjamin Jioyalston Jtseph Estar- Browi), Samuel Cutting, brook} Steph. Bactheldor, Loveil Walker, Charles Counsellors and Attorneys in Worcester. 71 '. Wilder Hitchcock, Joseph Rams- 'z^on Ezra Wood, EUsha rtel adisa, Eli Warren Westminster Abel Wood, vbridge Br zaieel Taft, Jonas Whitney, Edward Samuel Kead, Freder- Kciidar, Merari Spauld- i Taft. A')iel Jiques, Jd- ing, Simeon Sanderson, ph Thayer, Jon ithan Jos. Whitman regory Winchendon^,w(^c^\K\A.^ie.v ^ard Joseph Stone, John Daniel Henshaw, Samuel lark, Solomon Si Ir-y Prentiss, Ephraim Mur- ^csfborougfiS2i\\\3iXU Har- dock, Jacob Wales igton. Mnses Grout, Worcester Nathaniel avett Peters, Silas Wes- Macarty, James Wilson^ n, Charles Parkman, Samuel Brazer, William ahum Fisher Jennisf)n, Stephen Salisbu- 'est- Boylston Robert B. ry, John W. Stiles, A.rte- hom;iS, Joseph Hinds, mas Ward, Austin Denny, arnabas Davis Charles Allen, John W. ''eatern Jacob Mansfield, Lincoln, Benj imin Chapin, arvey Sessions, Reuben Otis Corbett, Daniel Stone,, utler. Pardon Keyes, Alfred D. Foster 'aniel Hodges, Daniel JVbtaries Public. \rookjield Seth Field Uxbridge Jonathan Greg» iendon Joseph Adams ory Vfer*AamNathl Chandler W^orc^s^erTheo. Wheeler, Isaac Goodwin Counsellors at Law, tthol Clough R. Miles Lancaster William Sted» Isfiburnham Henry man, Joseph Willard idams Leicester ' Nathaniel P. \arre Eleazer James,Seth Denny, Emory Wash- .ee, Nathanie I Houghton burn irookjield Elisha Ham- LeommsterWi\\mmVQ.vYy, lond, Jesse Bliss, Heman Joseph G. Kendall itebbings Mendon Seth Hastings, ^harlton John Davis, jr. Warren Rawson, William Dudley George A. Tufts S; Hastings 'itchburg D ivid Brigh im Kev)-Brainiree Ezra Has** rrafton Harry Wood sett harvard Ephraim Hinds Oxford IraBartai.CharUfe iubbardstoh SamuelSwau G. Prentiss » 72, Sheriffs and Coroners in Worcester. Petersham I^ewis Bige- Westboro* Nah. Harr ^ low, Jated Weed, Aaron ton ! Brooks, jr, Western Jacob Mansi | Butland Rufus Putnam WcstTrdnster Sinfieon 5 p Shrewsbury And. H.Ward derson iS/ Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court Boylston MatthewDaven- Gilbert port Uxbridge Joseph Tha Dudley Thomas Pope ^orccsiferWilliam Line Fitchb. Ebenezer Torrey Isaac Davis, Tho) Korth-Brookfield Daniel Kinnicut, jr. Attorneys at the ComTTwn Pleas, Brookfield Amos Crosby more Douglas Prentice Southbridge Linus CI Pitchburg'Stith anielWood Worcester Christcp Lancaster Solon Whiting C. Baldwin, Richard Mendon Samuel Allen Vose, Henry Pame Millbury Geo. W. Liver- Sheriffi Calvin Willard, of Worcester. Deputy- Sheriffs, Ashburnham Charles Grafton John Wheeler, Stearns No'vard Emory Barns Athol Abijah Hill Hubbardston Lutl Barre Seth Holdeo, Wm. Clifford Robinson Lancaster Nathar Brookfield Alanson Ham- Rand ilton, Daniel Newell Leominster Micah R. B Charlton David Lathe Milford Clark E Dudley Daniel Mansfield Oxford Samuel Sm Pitchburg Samuel P hrenusbury Edward H. Royal Thayer Lemmenway U/iton Wilson Rawson, 2d outhbridge Lemuel Dan- IVestborough Jabe? G. ar Fisher 'outhborough Jonas Ball, Westminster Heniy Cool« rancis B. Fay idge, jr. j ; 'terling Samuel Davis, Western Joseph Field amuel Houghton Winchendan Mark Whit- utton Edmund J. Mills comb "^cmfileton Josepii Upham Worcester William Eaton^ Txbridge Asa Tliayer, jr. Daniel Upham Crier of the Cowr?*, Silas Brooks, of Worcester. Keefier of the House of Correction^ John F. Clark. Jverseers of the House of Correction^ Isaac Goodwine Nathan Heard, Austin Denny. Gaol Keeper^ Asahel Bellows, Worcester» Coroners. -fsA^wrwAamWrn.Stearns William Wilder 5amuel Woods Lunenburg Peter BrowUs' dthol JosephPierce, James Eli Page Oliver Mendon Caleb Thayer,' Barre Seth Caldwell Andrew Pennimaii Bolton Joseph Sawyer, jr. MUford Clar^ Ellis* Boylston Levi Pierce Milbury Reuben Bartoa Brookfield Simeon Dra- J^ew Braintree Jona. Barr per, John Muzzey MBrookfield Rufus Dodge Charlton Stephen Eddy Oakham Fred. A. Presho Dudley Jabez Day, Wil- Oxford Rufus Harris^ liam Robinson, X ihn Eddy James Farwell Fuchburg Oliver Fox, Petersham EberHapgoo^' I vers Jeweit (.Cephas Willard . Grafton A. Kimball, jr. Princeton John Dbddf Isaac W. Wood Royalston J'onathan Pierce Harvard Aaron Whitney Rutland Calvin Howe Hardwick Lemuel Har- Southboro* Dexter Ball ringtoii Southbridge Jeremiah' Holden Henry Bullard, Shumway William Drury, jr. Sfiencer Sardinia Muzsey^' Hubbardston David Ben- Walton Livermore nett, jr. Sterling Moses Thoiiia^' Lancaster Richard Ha- Ebenezer Pope ven, Nathaniel Rand Sturbridge Simeon FisJ^ * Leomimter Abel Carter, Edward PhilHos G' T4 Justices of the Peace in ^Berkshire. Sutton Thomas Harbach Westminster Jonas Mile Ttmfileton John E. >Jew- Luke Bigelnw ton, Nathan Bryant, y^ Winchendon Saml. Noyei Moses Boi:d Obadiah Walker, Mar Ufiton Daniel Fiske, jr. Whitcomb Uxbridge Phineas Chapin Worcester Wiliam Eatot Ward John Rice Francis T Merrick.Lew Westboro* Nahum Fisher Bigelow, Daniel Upham Western Josiah Putnam Commissioners ef Highways, Jared Weed, Petersham, Chairman, Joseph Davis, North])or- Braintree ough Jonathan Davis, Oxford Samuel Mixter, New- David Wilder, Leominste BERKSHIRE. Judge of Probate^ William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register of Probate, Henry W, Bishop, of do. County Attorney^ John Whiting, of Great Barrington Clerk of the Courts^ Charles Sedgwick, of Lenox. Registers of Deeds. Southern District, Moses Hopkins* of Great- Barrington Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lennx. Northern District, George N. Briggs. of Lanesboruugh County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum, jidams J. Q. Robinson Ham P. V\ alker Becket George Conant J^e%v Marlborough Ben- Dalton Jo'in Chamberlain jamin Sheldon, Benjamin Great- Barrington Moses Whet 'er, Etlward Stev^-ns Hopkins, John Whiting, Pitffifield H. Hui.bardj David Leavenworth, Lon- J'lnj^than \iien son N \sh Richmond No-xh Rosseter Hinsdale Thomas Alien Sandr field Ei^kmi Hull Lanesborougfi Wolcott Sh ffirld EUs^aLecRobfrt Hubbel: F. Barniird Lee Joseph Whiton St ckbridg Jns ph Wood- Lenox William Walker, bridge, fhaddeus Pome^ Joseph Tucker, Daniel roy, Samuel Jones, Henry Williams. Caivin Hyde, W, DwJirht James W. Robbias, Wil- West Stockbridgc Robbiitf.- Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 75 ellogg Starkweather,DouglasW, William Sloan, Deodatus JSoble ^ifipoinced to qualify Civil Officers. /liliam vV Hiker, Joseph Woodbndg^e, Joshua Dan- ioi Ui, Moses Hotikms, Samuei ti. Wheeier, Lyman Hiilj. VVuiiam F. Walker, Joseph Tucker, Daniel ^ooi^^. D uglis W. Sloane, Ezra Kellogg, John VVhi.inj;, Juhn C Williams, S. Jones, R. Barnard, E jb sig'., T. Wh;tney, L. Washburn, George N. Briggs, Horatio By ingion. Jus tier's of the Peace, tdams Israel Jones, John George Beckwith, Jacob Vaterman, Jimes Cum- H. Van Dusen, James A. ^ings, Thomas Robinson, Hyde, Benjamin Rodgers, i ihari Putnam, Isaac I. L. V Dusen, Ebenezer rown, Jona. Richardson, Pope, Grotius Dewey, : Brown, Jeremiah Col- William Dewey, Gilbert rove, Wm. E. Bray ton, Ford, Ralph Taylor »eter Briggs, David Dar- Hancock Gideon Martin, ng, Samuel Bowen Rodman Hazard, Griffin fiford Elihu Lester, Eldridge, John Gardner, Vorman Lester, Hugo William Lapham, Augus- ')ewey tus L. Smith 3ec/cee Benj. C. Perkins Himdalt Nathl. Tracy, 'heshire John Welles, Artemas Thomson Varren Southworth, Dan- Lanesboro* Peter B. Cur- il Brown, Ethan A. Rix, tis, Lyman Hall, Timothy 4oses Wolcoit, Nathan Whitney, Calvin Hubbell, iayies, Russell Brown Calvin Hubbeil, jr. Henry ^iarksburg Siias Shippy Shaw,W. H. T>ler,S. C. ')alton Abraham Porier, Cur is. Tvufnan Tyrrell, homas Greene, Gideon jr. George N. Brigg«, Wil- )eming, David Carson li .m C. Plunkett, Alger- Igremont Seneca TuUev, non S. Hubbel ames Baldwin, Andrew Lee VVilliamSturgis,James Ucon,Wiibu' Cur.j>,John Whttoi., Stei)henThacher, loUenbeck, Moses L omis, John B Perry, Auyah )siah Millard, Samuel Mcrii!, jr.N:>thaniel Tre- 4ewman main, jr. William Porter, Florida Nathan D'ury, j . G-rshom Bassett, Wal- ^adock Ki.ig te Laflin Treat Barrint^ton Miles Lenox Charles Worthing- k.ycry, Eajra Kellogg, ton, A. Sedwick, Charles rfi Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. Sedgwick, Chas. Mattoon, George Hull, Thoma Henry W» Bishop Twiiiing, Uriel Smitl Mount Washington dearies Samuel Merrill Patterson, Merritt Smith Sheffield Moses Hubbarc N.Jlshford K-eyler Kent, S'las Kellogg, Mose Isaac Dean Stocking, Samuel Shear; yv*^y Marlborough Isaac Andrew Andrus, Jare Turner, Joseph Fitch, Ja- Canfield, Azariah Rooi gon Warner, Ebenezer Minor Owen, Williar Hyde, Salmon Kasson, Ashley, Eljah S. Deminj VV'arren Wheeler Richard Brown, Joh Otis Paul Larkom, Hod- Ward, Parker L. Hall erick Norton, Lester Fil- Ralph Little, Edward i ley, Ardon Judd, Samuel Ensign Pickett, Joseph Hunt Stochbridge Elisha Browr Peru Cyrus Stnwell, Wm. Elijah Brown, JoabPlumt Frizell, Thomas Frizell, Cyrus Williams, Samue Henry Peirce Cooper, David Goodrich ritsfield John B.Root Tho. Theodore Sedgwick, Isaa B. Strong, Butler Good- Curtis, jr. Horatio Bying rich, Joseph Merrick, ton, Alanson Bennett Thomas A. Gold, Calvin Tyringham Elnathai Martin, Daniel B. Bush, Pratt, John Garfield, The Phineas Allen, James D, masGarfield, Silas Rewee fColt, Lemuel Pomeroy, John Langdon, Lawson L John Churchill, Luther Bidwell, Ezra Heath Washburn, Henry W^ Washingtm William G Childs, Samuel M. M*- Ballantioe, Wm . Noble Kay. Oliver D. Dicken- West Stockbridge Christo son, Samuel Root, Rzekiel pher French, AmasaSpen R. Colt, Matthias H. cer, Luther Plumb, Josepl Lancton B. Hill, Miles Morgan 'Jiichmond Zechariah Pier- Me!ancton Lewis pon, Noah Rosseter, John WiUiamstown Samuel Kel- Bacon, William S. Lead- logg, Reuben Young, Na- better, N. Reddington, N. than Rosseter, Dan. Fos- Pierson, jr. ter, Timothy Whitman, Savoy Snellum Babbit, Luther Bartlett, Johr William Ingraham, Liber- Mills, Keyes Danforth, ty Bowker Lyman Hubbell, Samue Sandisfield John Carifield, Tyler, Gershom T. Bulk- Erastus Be.xh, Wm. Bet- ley, Stephen Hosford, tis, Daniel Sears, Lyman Thomas Bingham Brown, Jabez Bosworth, Windsor Robert Walker, . Counsellors, &c. in Berkshire. 7t i ihel Wright, Noah Fobes, AmasaConversejr. K sen, E. Baldwin, John Asa H. Capen J^otaries Public, { eat- Barington Thorn- Sandiftfield George Hull i -iopkins Sheffidd RobertF.Barnard J tsjield James Buell, Stockbridge Horatio By- . ios T. Loomis ington nox Henry W. Bishop Counsellors at Lata* 'ams Thomas Robinson^ Calvin Martin, H. Hub- ;than Putnam bard, Luther Washburn, ilion Henry Marsh Matthias R. Lancton rremone Charles Leav- Sandisfield Thomas Twi- worth ning 'cat Barrington John Sheffield Robert F, Bar- hiting, James A. Hyde, nard, Edward F. Ensign, anson Nash Parker L. Hall inadale Thomas Allen Stockbridge Samuel Jones, inesboro^ Calvin Hub- Henry W . Dwight, Hora- II, jr. George N. Briggs tio Bvington 'e William Porter, jr. Tyringham Lawson D. mox William P.Walker, Bidwell 2nry W. Bishop West- Stockbridge Robbins ew- Marlboro* Benjamin Kellogg leUen Williamstown Daniel No- f.ta Lester Filley bie ittsfield Thomas A.Goid, Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. reat-Barington John C. rr/V/zayns^own Charles Ba- /"hiting ker, Daniel N. Dewey Attorneys at Ihe Common Pleas, dams Charles P.Hunt- Lenox Joseph Tucker, gton George I. Tucker reat Barringtonlncvesise Pitt^Jield Josiah Hooker 1 m ner WiLliamstoivn Douglass W ^ancock Silas Gardiner Sloane Sheriff-, Henry C. Brown, of P^ttsfield. For List of Deputy Sheriffs, see Appendix. Gaoler, Benjamin VV. Cook, of L. nox. Crier of the Courts, Daniel WiUisuug. G2 TS Justices^pf the Peace in Norfolke Coroners. Adams Jeremiah Coles- Otis Samuel Pickett, J( rove, B. F. Rcbinson, Eli Fay, jr. f' loitham Ftru Eli Piei Cheshire Manning Brown Fittsfield John Pomer Dalton Oliver Porter Reuben Brooks Egremont Elijah Willard Richmond Abner Sea Qreat Barrington^ mntX PhJneas Richards jRossetter, Ezra KeUogg Sandisficld Erastus R 'Hancock John Gorton Sheffield Andrew / Hinsdale William Chap- drews. Edwin Sheers,N. pell, jr. man Kellogg Lanesborough Stoddard Stockbridge David P.] Hubbell gersoll X,ee Daniel Couch West- Stockbridge Hir? Lenox Alvah Morrell, Pfimroy, John Kellogg Ashur Sedgwick tVilliamstown Solom M. Marlborough Stephen Bulkley J^pwell, Mark Pike Commissioners of Highways'. Geo. N. Briggs, Lanesborough, Chairman* pittsfield John Chui chili Cheshire Darius Brov ijr.Barrington TimoXhy Lenox Charles Matto( Wainwright ~~ NORFOLK. Judge of Probate, Edward H. Robbins, of Milton Register of Probate^ Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer. John Bullard, of Justices of the Peace, kllingham John Bates, Foxborough Seth Boyden, Lephen Metcalf, EUas Elias Nason, Abijah Pratt, ook, Asa Hall Melatiah Everett, Noah Waintree Daniel Fogg, Hobart, Joseph Warren ^ ames Holbrook, Nathl. John Sherman "hayer, jun. Solomon Franklin Lewis Fisher, hayer, Stephen Thayer, Elihu PondjJames Adams, !.. W- Sampson, Jonathan Joseph Bacon, William Vild, jnn. Asa French, Makepeace, Wm. Make- )avid Holbrook peace, jr. 'rookline JosephGoddard, Medfield Moses B. Hard- )liver White, Charles ing, William Peters Vild, Benjamin Goddard, Medivay Joseph L. Rich- 'homas Gi'iggs ardson, Thaddeus Lover- Canton William Dunbar, ing, Seneca Barber, Lu- kdam Kinsley, Thomas ther Metcalf, Warren "olman, Thomas French Lovering hhasset Thomas Bourne, Milton Isaac Davenport, lenry J Turner Joseph Rowe, AsaphChur- ledham Theron Metcalf, chill, John Ruggles, jun. reorgeEllis, John W.Ames, Jason Houghton, Francis 'alvin Whiting, Jona. H. Davenport, Nathaniel ^pbb.JfohnGuild, Jeremiah Tucker )raper, J. B. Derby, Enos JVeedham Peter Lyon, oord, Timothy Gay Benj amin Slack, Artemas 'Dorchester Thos.TilevSton, Newell, Elisha Lyman, ^homas Mosely, James Aaron Smith lumphrey, Benja. Fuller, Quincy Edward Miller, Lbel Cushing, Mather Lemuel Brackett, Daniel Vithington, Henry Gard- Spear, Noah Curtis er, Edward Sharp, N. Randolfih Seth Turner, '. Martin, John Bailey, Micah White, John King, loses Draper Isaac Thayer, Joseph Dover Hezekiah Allen, Lynnfield, JonathanWales, '^Ivin Richards jr. Benjamin Richards^ 80 Attorneys, &c. in Norfolk. Aaron Prescott, Seth Robert Swan, Elijah Ath Mann, Zenas French, erton, John Drake, Rich Royal Turner ard '1 albot, Jesse Pierc Ruxbury John Parker, W'ilfiole Daniel Kings Abijali Draper, William bury, Phineas Ellis, Jess Heatn, Nachaniel S Pren- Boyden, Harvey Clapp tiss, Samuel J. Gardiner, Weymou h Samuel Bailej Joseph Curtis, Charles Cotton Tufts, Lemue Davis, Peter G. Robbins, Humphrey John Bartlett, J. S. Wil- Wrentham David Hoi liams, D. S. Greenough, brook, Josiah J. Fiske, Ru Henry Gray, Henry \. S tus Mann, Samuel Druce Dtarbom, Joshua Seaver S.Bugbee,Ebenezer Blake Sharon Nathaniel Gould, John Cheever, Benjamii Enoch Hewins, Tisdale Shepherd, jr. Calvin Fish Drake er Stoughton Piter Adams, ^Notaries Publick. Cohasset Thomas Bourne M irtin Dedharn Eben zer Fisher, /?o:cd«ryShermanLeland jr. Erastus Worthington D. A. Simmons Dorchester Nattiun C. Counsellors at Law. Braintree Gideon L. Mef(field Daniel Adami Thayer Medway Warren Loverinj CanC'M William Dunbar, Milton Asaph Churchil Tiiomas Toiman Quincy Edward MiUei Dedharn Samuel Haven, Handolfih John King James iiicaardson,Theron Roxbury Joseph Harring- Metcaif, Erastus Wor- ton, Samuel J. Gardner. thit.gto;, J -na. H. Cobb, D. S. Greenough, Sher- J... B. Derby man Leland DorchtsttT Samuel P. Weym uth Christophei Loud, Abel Gushing Webb Forborou^h Melatiah Wrentham Josiah J. Fiske Ev rett Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Braintree Ezra W. Randolph Aaron Prescott Sampson Wrentham George C, Dedharn John W. Ames Wilde Auornrys at the Common Pleas. Dedharn Hornce Mann Weymouth Fisher Medfield Silas P. Holbrook Kingstmry Roxbury J. J. Clark ^rfwMomLewisjW.Fisher Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 81 Sheriff, Elijah Crane, Canton. For List of Deputy-Sheriffs, see Appendix. Coroners, lingham Calvin Fair- Zachariah Lovell, James ks, Samuel Darling Fisher lintree Asa French Milton PhineasDavenport, iton Samuel Black- Samuel Mardin », Joseph Downs JVeedham Enoch Fuller, lasset Thomas Bourne David Smith, Dan'l Ware iham John Baker, jr. Quincy Daniel Spear ce Smith, William K. Roxbury Josiua Seaver, f Aaron Kingsbury rchester E.Withington, Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. Oliver Billings Stoughton Luther Swan, ver Jonathan Battle Lemuel Gay cboro* Shubael Pratt Wrentkam Paul Fisher, inklin Preston Metcalt, James Whiting, Nathaniel M. Richardson Ware, jun. David A, ifield Henry Adams Fisher iway Ralph BuUard, Commissioners of Highways. Ebenezer Seaver, Roxbury, Chairman, ^mouth Christopher Franklin Lewis Fisher bb Milton Nathaniel Tucker dham John Endicott FKANKLIN. Ige of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, Greenfield. ?-wrer of probate^ Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield. ''Uty Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Hooker ^eavitt, of Greenfield. unty .ittomey, George Grennell, jr. of Greenfield. ^k of the Courts, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield. Juhtices of the Peace and of the Quorum, hfidd Elijah Paine, Grennell hraim Williams Haivley Edmund Longley, ^nardston Job Goodale Thomriis Longley erfeld Elihu Hoyt Northfield Obadiah Dick- eenfield Jona. Leavitt, inson, John Nevers ome Ripley, Richard J^ew Salem William Whit- Newcomb, Elijah Al- aker d, Hooker Leavitt, Orange Joseph Metcalf nuel C, Allen, George Wendell Joshua Greea 82 Justices of the Peace in Franklin. Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officern. Jonathan Leavitt, Kichard E. .Vd wcoii. , b^l jah Pai Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, E'ijau \ivord, S vester Maxwell, William VVr.itiker, J.din Neves Jufttices of the Peace. Ashfield Levi Cook, Enos Wells, Samuel Fick« Smith, Henry B^ssett, David Wiiiard, ThadUt Thomas White, Dimock Coleman, Jul a Sine Ellis H. G. Ne . comb, A^Dbr Bernardaton John Hamil- Ames ton, Poiycarpus L. Cush- Hawley H- zeki ih War inan» Jonathaii AlienjSam- ner, WiiUani Sanforci, I uel W. Wiltard niund Longley, jr. Zci Buckland Samuel Taylor, Bangs Japheth Chapin, Levi Heath BenjaminMaxwt White jr. Ro^er Leaviit, E|. Oiarlemont Consider Scott, raim Hastings, Ebeije2 George Winsiow Tucker, Sylvanus Mt Colraine JohuDrury, Dan- w^li, Luther Gale iel WiUis, .Alvin Smitn, LevereU R osweil Fie Ro!»ert L. M'Lellan, S. L. Erastus Field, Ehpha Magee, Samuel Coolidge, S. Darling Geoige Eels, Charles Leyden Hezekiah Ne Thompson, Isaac B. Bar- comb, Peleg Babcoc bf.r Elisha Chapin, Geor Conway John Arms, Jo^m Mowry Wi.liariKs, Wiliiam Bil- Montague Benjamin ling,, lluvid Chjids, Aus- WViis, Jonathan Ha tin Rce, Christopuer weii, Helaz Alvord Aims, Ast H')wland Monroe Martin Ball jDev-Ji' Id WiWum S. Wil- JS.'' w- Salem Norm liaio:,, Pliny Arms, Asa Smitlj, Nahum Brjai Stel)bins, Ebenezer H. Horace Hunt Wilu.ms, Elisha Bogue, mnhfi H Medad Ale Saomel E. Field, Stepnen ander, Elisha Lyman Whitney, R, Saxton, Si- Orange jDsiah Cobb, Am iri< n De Wof Woocward, Perley Ba Erving^s Grant Asaph t EUsii ; Root, Asaph Smead, Shelbume Aaron Skinne Franklin Ripley, Daniel Wm. Wells, D. LongJ Counsellors, &c. in Franklin* 8S I itesbury Wn. Ward, RusseH, Henry Barnard, J II Co ike v, Abner Ashbcl Ward, Emory |ith< J')SRh Beaman, jr. I idnriand C.ileb Hu >- WendeU David Whitaker, d, N thaniel Siiith, Joaathan Wftitaker liam Deijno, Horace miatdy John White, Si- Taft las Frary, Justice White, •wick Caleb Mayo, Seth Smith, David Stock- athan B^ake, jr. Justus bridge, jr. Notaries Public, enJieidGenXirenweilyir. Desrfitld Aaron Arms Counsdlorfi at Laiv. xfield Elijah Paine George Grennell, jun. f lemont Sylvester Samuel C. Allen, Daniel xweli Wells, Jonathan Leavitt, 'way William Biili'^gs H. G. Newcomb 'rfield Pliny Arms K. Salem Norman Smith '. nfield R. E. Ntw- Northfild John Npvcts, ib, Hooker Leavitt, Shutabury Willian) Ward Attorneys ut thf Supreme Judicial Court. enficld David Willard Warwick Henry Barnard Attorneys at ihe Co'umon Pleas. ame Is >ac B. Bit b' r, G^eerifild Jonathan A. ft Drury H'Xtfn. H*-nry Chupman rlemont Joseph P. Alipn Mo -Hague Jonathan Hart- rfit'l'J. Aaron Arms, well ih Wili'fims Sunderland Horace W. Bcdjainin Brainard Tdt Sherrff, Epanh' HS Hoyt, of Greenfield. For List of Deputy-Sheriifs, »te Appeii'lix. Defiuty- Gaol'r. John Mason, ot Greenfield. r of the (Jourtsy Thomas Gilbert, of Greenfield. Coroners. r/ewo« ^ConsiderScott, L-vrett Svlvanus Field 5^1 Purple JS'orthJidd Ricii ird Cokon way ChristopherArms Orar/^T DavidCleaveland, aine Levi S. Vl*Gee, ADiJHO Hill iel Donelson Sunderland William infield Th^ s. Gilbert, D.lano c AbercroTib-.e, jr. Wt-nddl Samuel Brewer sfiector ofFire ArmSf Koswell Field, LeveretU M Justices of the Peace in Hampden, Commissioners of Highways^ Wm; Whittaker, New-Salem, Chairmen. Ashfield Levi Cook Heath Ephraim Hasti Greenjield Thaddeus Col- Warwick Jona. Blake, eman HAMPDEN. Judge of Probate y io\iVi Hooker, of Springfi Register q/'Proda/e, Oliver B. Morris, of ^^5"« of Deeds and C. Treas^ Edward Pynchon, of County Attorney y Oliver B. Morris, of Clerk ofthe Courts, John Ingersoll, of Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Blandford Alanson Knox chon, Jonathan D wight Longnieadoto Ethan Ely Oliver B. Morris, Jus Palmer AmoS Hamilton Willard, Israel E. Tr Southivick Enos Foote West Sfiringfield San Sfiringjield John Hooker, Lathrop, Heman Day Chauncy Brewer, John Westfield Elijah B ingersoll, Edward Pyn- Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Hooker, George Biiss, Samuel Lathrop, J Ingersoll, Elijah Bares, Jonathan Dwight, Ja Fowler, Oliver B. Morris. Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, James Cooley, Pat Reuben Boies, jr, Samuel Boies, James Barlow,J Knox, R. Blair, Lyman ekiah Robinson, Gibbs, Reuben B lies. Or- Stow, Asa Seymour, F rin Sage cia Stebbins, Charles Brimfield Philemon War- Bates, Joel Root ren, John Wyl-s, John B. Holland David Wallis, Cooley, William W. r^ Webber, LutherBr^ Thompson, Francis B. Elbridge G^ Fuller Stebbins, Asa Lincoln, Longmeadow Gad. Lewis Williams ton, Josrph W. Coi Chester Asahel Wright, Seth T.tylor William Wade, Martin Ludlow Benjamitr S Phelps, Daniel Collins, Josah Syms, Nathi Samuel Johnson, Asa Chapin Wilcox Monson Jacob Thom]> Granville Israel Farsens, J£de Whitaker, Joel Counsellors in Hampden. 85 OSS, Rufus Flint, Timo- Tolland Abraham Gran- y Packard, Jonathan ger, William Moore, Elea- !3rrey Z'-r Slocum, William Twi- 'ontgomei'ij Edward ning, jr. Henry Hamilton, ayior, Orrin Palks Henry Biiss 2/;ner Jonathan Shearer, Westfield JedediahTaylor, ines Stebbins, Willard William Blair,lsaac Wells, lillips Augustus Collins, W. At- issell Isaac Palmer water, E. B. HamiitOD, Brimfield James L. Azariah Mosely, Jesse ales, Bela Tiffany Farnura uthwick Jos. Forward, W. Springfield Pelatiah ul Fowler, John Mills, Bliss, Roland Burbank, deon Styles Chas. Ball, EHas Leonard, \ringjield Jona. D wight, TimothyHorton,JustinEly, shua Frost, Bezaleel Amos Worthington, The- nvard, Robert Emery, odore El- , Solomon Lo- muel Orne, Jacob Biiss, throp, Luke Parsons, Al- nn Howard, Joseph fred Flower, Caleb Rice :ase, Daniel Lombard, Wilbraham Abel Bliss, hn Hooker, jr. George Robert Sessions, Walter iss, jr. Frederick A. Stebbins, Samuel F. Mer- .ckard, J. Hali, Solomon rick, William Knights, dtch, William B. Cal- William Wood, Calvin un, Jimes W. Crooks, Stebbins ivid M. Bryant Notaries Public^ ''est Sfiringjield Justin Sfiringfield John Howard^ y Justice Willard CounftelloTs at Laiu. andford Alanson Knox tice Willard, Samuel Orae, imjield John B. Ci)oley Frederick A. Packard, lester Asahel Wright, Geo. Bliss, jr. William B. muei Johnson Calhoun, John Hooker, jr. ranvilb Patrick Boies, William Bliss, Richard D. mes Cooley Morris ^onson Drodatus Button, Wilbraham Wm. Knight 'asmusNorcross, Reuben We.utficld Elijah Bates, Chapman William Bhir, Augustus ilmer James Stebbins Collins, Eli B. Hamilton 'Uthinirk John Mills West Sfiringfield Samuel iringfield George Bliss, Lathrop, Caleb Rice, Sol- nn Dwii^ht, jr. Oliver B. omon Lathrop, Norman I orris, John Howard, Jus- Leonartl H 86 Masters in Chancery in Massachusetts, Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court* Brimjield Francis B. Steb- man bins IV. Sfiringfield Norr Granville Charles F. T. Leonard Bates Westfield James Fov Monaon Reuben A. Chap- Wilbraham Asa Oimst Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Sfiringfield James W. Crooks Sheriffs John Phelps, of Granville. Defiuty- She riffs. Brimfield James Brown West Sfiringjiild^ Rod Chtst^t William Henrv Day Granville Eli B. Phelps Westfield David Palmer Asa Ward Merwin Sfiringfield William H. mibraham AbelCaall Foster Defiuty-Gaoler^ Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. Crier ofC. ofCom. Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfi Coroners. Blandford Rufus Blair Southwick Gideon St' Bnnifield Daniel Burt, Sfiringfield John B. Alvin Janes Eben*: zer Russell Chester William Wade Westjield Warh Monson Joel Norcross Shepard Longmeadow Alex. Field W.SfiringfieldYiemzxil Palmer John Frink Wilbraham WiiliaTnCl Proruer ofFire Arms, Thomas Warner, of Springfii Commissioners ofHighways. Ca-eb Rice, W. Springfield, Chairman* Sfiringfield Robert Emory Blandjord ReubenBoiej lf^«{/if/«^Charles Douglass Palmer John Fr MASl'ERS IN CHANCERY. Suffolk and Mintucket, William Mifiot. John Brazer Davis, Essex, Rufus Choate, of Danvers. Middltfifx. Kathan Brooks, of Concord: Post -Offices in Massachusetts. S7 Plymouth, Bristol, BamstabU isf Dukes, Charles J Holmes, of Rochester. Charles H. Warren, of New Bedford. J\rorfolk. Sherman Lelaud, of Roxbury. Worcester. Joseph G. Kendall, of Leominster. Berkshire, Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield. Uamfishire, Hamfiden ^ Franklin, Justice Willard, of Springfield. John H. Ashmun, of Northampton. POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE post-masters' NAMES. jington Elihu Hobart Blandford Orrin Sage :ton D. Perham Bloody Brook Aaron Arms iams Peter Btiggs Bolim Amos Parker fawam Norman Warn- Boston Aaron Hill ner Boxford Parker Spattbrd mesbury Jonath. Morrill Bradford Benj, Parker mherst H. W. Strong Breivster Joseph Sampson idover Nathaniel Swift do mills Mr. Bangs ^xowam^ett Daniel Smith Bridgenvater S.L.Mitchell nhbumham Jos. Jewett (^^parish J Mitchell Keith ^hby Alex. T. Willard By ighton NoahWorcester nhjield Levi Cook B 'imfield Marq Converse '>80?iet Robert Strobridge Brookfield Abrah. Skinner ihol Cough R. Miles Buckland Henry I'aylor ttleboro* Miiton Barrows Burlington Jacob Keruiall do. JVorth Israel Hatch ByefieId Sa m 1 . W^ .Stickney do.East^dfwM H-oim-in Cambridge Joseph S. Read arfiardstonG'vTi^ Rvther Canton Thomas Tolman 'amstable Matthew Cobb Carvtr James Ellis ^^..fiarns^.AibertH.^wland Charle?nontAmox) M ay hew orr/? Ezra Baker Charlesiown P ml Willard 'elcherton Henry Mellen Charlton Wm P. Rider tUingham WrightCurtis Chatham Josi^h Mayhew ierklt^y Asahel Hathaway Chelmsford Joel Adams ieverly I Smith Cheshire Asahel Wright iUlerica Wm. Richardson Cheater Samuel Henry i jr« 88 Post-Offices in Massachusetts. Cliesterjield Dyer Bancroft Alexander Chicofiee Stephen C.Bem is Essex John Choate,j Chibnark Matt. Mayhew Fairhaven Joshua Dre Cohiisset Joel Wilcut Fall River Jas. G. Bow* Coiraine S. CooJidge Falmouth Richard Concord John Keyes Wood, Ward M.Parki Conway Chris to. Armes JV. Falmouth Ebeuez.N; *6' Cot.uH Row . T.Crocker Falty villageCh M.ColJi! Cra^ie^s ^lilis C. Shaw Feeding Hills Alf. Flowe Cummington Robt.Davves Fitchburg David Brigha Dana J'lstus Woods Florida Luke Rii Dalton J. Chamberlain, jr. Foxboro' Leonard Holm. Dartmouth AHr. Tucker Framfngh Jonat .Maynai do. yVbr^A John Cummings Franklin Davis Thayi Dcdham Jer. Shuttleworth Freetown George Pickei Deerfifld Seth Nims Gardner Clement Jewe f 5. Parish) Aaron Arms Gill Benjamin Brainei Dennis Natlian Stone Gloucester Wm St^vei do. f South ;M. Whelden Goshen John Wiirwn Dighton John Hathaway, Grafton Wiliam Lam Joseph Goodwin Granby David Smit Dorchester J. Bradshaw G. Barrington M.Hopkii Douglas David Holman Greenfield Ambrose Aim Doughty's Falls N. Hobbs GreeJiwich Amos T* nne Dracut B. J. Farnunti do. village W. P. Win Dudley Wm. Hancock Groron Caleb Cutle Duxbury Thos. Windsor Hadley Samuel D. War HiKa'^^awHeman S. Doane Halifax Obadiah Lyo Maston Daniel Wh-aton Hamrlton Israel Brew; (rfo. turnpike) Israel Alger Hancock Josiah Laphar ^asr B^cA-e? E. Kir=gsley Hanover Rob rt Eel /.07ye//JonathanC. Morril) Hanson N-sthl. CoUamor Ea^t Hamilton William B. Hirdwirk Saml. F. Cuf.le GiUet Harvard Jno.P.Whitcom Ea^t Brewster G. W.Hig- Harwich Obed Brook gins Hatfield Daniel Whit East Medzuay N. Jones Haverhill James Gal E. Sudbury CharlesHeard Hawlry Joshua Longle; East Stoughton Darius Heath Svlvanus Maxwel Littlefield Hingham Thomas Lout Edgartown Timo. Coffin Hinsdale Mu- roeEmmoni Egremont Josiah Wef)b Holden Benjamin Davis Enfield Eliphaz Jones Holland Luther Browt Mrving's Grant Fordyce Hollenbecks Jos, Benjamir: Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 89 {'olliston Oliver Leland Mintucket Thos. Micy olmrs Hole Th . P^-rsons J^atick William Farris 'opkinton Ab. Harrington Medham Rums Mills ^yannis Otis Lorin^ Menv Bedford R. Williams mnvich Ammi Smith J^ew B^aintree Amasa •eland Martin Cliapin Bigelow ingston David Beal, jr. JVewburyfiort Moses Lord ancaater Nathl. Rand N'tw Marlboro* E.C Peete fln/"«6c'ro'J'^hnson Hubb - ll JS/ew Rowley Benj. Little ee Hubbard Ba tlett J^eiv Salem NahumBryant ekester Henrv Sargent JS/ewion Am'^sAUen ,enox WiT». p. Walker (d-xUpperFalls; O.Pettee •cominstcr John Kendall M yidams W. E. Rrayton ,everet( Jonathan Con ant JVorthamfit. F H. Wright ,r:x ngtonJDO.P, Merriam Morthbridge Chenev Taft Jncoln David S. Jones .V. Brookfield Jem a. Cary MtletonSHvn M.Newh^U jVorfh Andover James .ong ^feadowWm. White Stevens, 2d. jOwetl I on a. C. \1[orrel No-rtlif-ld John N-ve-s jUffloiv Benjarnin J^ncks JVorhboro* J-^s, Davis, jr. Mnenburg Wilti^ Har- M ^iddl horj' U'SlqVvMX. rington J^. "^'rdgewa . C. Parkird, \.ynn JonathanBatchelder Isiac P cka'd \ialden Jnha Sargent jV F irh ven Tas. Tab°r Vlanchester D.L.Binghum N. '^arshfiddXy^xvU Phillips dari'ffield Solomon Pratt JSr.Plymfi on Eben Lobdell Aarbl'h'-ad Rich. Prince Aor^on Laba M.Wheaton Aatlboro' Sullivan Thayer JVorw^ch Rich arf1 son Hall Marshfifld?VQZiO' Bourne Oakham Ge Ptttsjield Jmhiisi Danforth S. Hadley David Chandl Piainfield John Mack So,H. Cana/Wm.Bowdo Plymouth William Brown S.Orange Thomas Cd Plymfiton Peleg Wright Southivick John Mi] Prencott Barna. Brigham 5.^£/6raAamDudleyB.Pc Princeton Charles Russell Southa?n/it.Hs. K. Sheld< Provincetown Ruf.Conant S/iencer Jsaac Jenks, Quincy Samuel Savel Springfield Dan.Lomba) Handolph David Jacobs Sterling Thomas N. Blo< Raynham Nehem. Jones Stockbrid, Thad. Pomeri Reading David Dunham Stoneham Reuben Gen Behoboth E. A. Sandford Sioughton Elisha Swi Richmond'^vXWi .Piersonjr Stow Phineas Conai Rochester M. H Ruggles Sturbridge Dav. K.Po, t< ^Mattafioisette,) Gideon Sunderland Wm. Delar Barstow, jr. Sudbury Saml. Knigl Royalaton Frank Gregory Sutton Nehemiah Chaj Rowe Samuel H. Reed do. East Wm. Newha Rcnvley James Smith Sw tnzey John Masc Roxbury Charlps Fox Taunton David C.Hodg« Russell Titus Doolittle Temfileton Liph^:. Frenc Rutland Rufus Putnam Ttwksbwy Jacob Coggi Salem Joseph E. Sprague Tilbury Theodos. Parser Salisbury Seth Clark Tolland Jnhn Rogei Sandisjield George Hull /"o^ v^e/c?CyrusCum min§ Sandwich W.H.Fessenden Townsend Aaron Keyt do. East Joseph Hall Troy Charles Pitma do. West Benj. Burgess Truro Daniel Pain do» South Lemuel Ewer 7z/?2^5do.Danl.Richardso Sandy Bay WinthropPool Tyringham Asahel Milk Savoy Ira Bates do. North Wm. Arnol Scituate Chandler Clapp Ufit on Eli Warre Seekonk Allen Mu Toe Uxbridge Samuel R'^a Sharon Jonathan Cobb dc. South Wm. Arnol Shelburne Walter Wells Walficle David Morse, ji Sherburne Calvin Sanger do. Centre Hervey Cla| Sheffield Edw. F. Ensign Waltham Saml. Townsem Shirley Thomas Whitney Ward Zebulon Car 5/m?e*dMrz/HCunningham Ware Joseph Gumming Shrewsbury Calv. R.Stone Wareham Benj. Fearinj Somerset Isaac Pierce Warwick Wm. Cobb, jr Southboro' Francis B. Fay fTa^er/ownPeterCockrAn SouthbridgeCsi]. Ammiaon Welfleet Josiah Whitmar South Reading Jno.Rayner Wendell Lewis Stom ;; Rates of Postage. 91 ^etihani 1* T. Dodge Westfiort Isaac Rowland ^estboro' Silas Wesson fr.5//rm^/f/c? E. Winchell 'efftBoylst. Thos. Holmes W.Stockbridge A. Spencer '^est Becket Asa Buird Weqmouth Cotton Tufts : Bradford E. Kimball Whatdy Elijah Ellis ^.Bnt/^-ew.G. W.Perkins Wilbrafuim Wm. Knight 5^ firoo^/?^/(/AllenNewell ^z7/?am&6w.ThosMuyhew 5''. Dedham Abner Ellis Williamatoivn GershomY. 1 Hamfiton Jona. Judd Bulkley, rfo. (South) John 1 Newbury Thos. Hills P. Jordan Vestern Danl. Hitchcock Winchend. Danl.Henshaw ^estfield James Fowler Wobum Benja. Wood, 2d Vestford John Abbot Worcester James Wilson Vest Mendon Willard Worthing. Welham Ward Wilson Wrentham David Fisher Vest Harwich Elijah do. Mrth Ebenez. Blake hase do. South Samuel Druce 'Westminster Timi. Doty Yarmouth Oliver Alden ^esrowAbrah'mHeWTS.jr. do. South Thomas Aikin Salary of th ' Post-Master in Boston, §2000. RATE OF POSTAGE. For every letter of a single sheet, conveyed not over miles, 6 cents ; over 30 and not exceeding 80, 10 cents ver 80 and not exceeding 150, 12^ cents ; over 150 and ot exceeding 400, 18| cents ; over 400, 25 cents. Every letter consisting of two pieces of paper, double hose rates ; every letter consisting of three or more pieces f paper, and weighing less than one ounce, triple those ates ; every letter consisting of more than three pieces of )aper, and weighing one ounce, quadruple those rates nd at the rate of four single letters for each ounce, which letter or packet, consisting of more than three pieces of japer, may weigh. Every ship letter, originally received at an office for ielivery, 6 cents. Newspapers, not over 100 miles, 1 sent; over 100 miles, II cents ; to any distance in the State where printed, 1 cent. Magazines and Pamphlets, not over 100 miles, 4 cents per sheet, that is, 4 cents for Bvery 4 pages folio, 8 quarto, 16 octavo, or 24 duodecimo or of a smaller size ; over 100 miles, 6 cents. But if pub- postage ie, lished periodically J the not over 100 miles, 1^ cents, over 100 miles, 2^ cents. — 92 Massachusetts Militia. MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the Adjutant-General, Nov. 27th, 1821 His Excellencj, LEVI LINCOLN, COMMANDBR IN CHIEF. Aids de-Camp. Samuel M. M'Kay, of Pittsfield, losiah Quincy, jr. Boston, Pliny Merrick, of Worcester, and John Davis, of Boston, Rank of Lieutenant Colonels. Adjutant-General, and acting ^uarter-Masttr-Gtnen William H. Sumner, of Boston. Rank of Brigadier-General. [The Adjutant and Acting Quarter- Master-General Office is kept in the North- West corner of the Stat House, and is open from 9 A. M. to I P. VI. and from to 6 p. M excepting Saturday afternoons.] DIVISION AND DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. Suffolk and Norfolk, Major-General, Aids-dt Camp, Division-Inspector, Minot Thayer, of Braintree, Division-Quarter-Master, George Bass, of Boston. Judge Advocate^ SECOND DIVISION.—fJwear. Major-General, Benjamin Stickney, of Newbury. Aids-de Camp, John Stickney, of Newbury, Nathai Brown, of Newburyport. Division-Inspector John Rollins, of Newbury. Division^Quarter- Master, Samuel Phillips, of Andover Judge-Advocate, Caleb Gushing, of Newburyport. THIRD DIVISION Middlesex. Major-General, Nathaniel Austin, of Charlestown. Aids-de-Camp, Samuel Etheridge, of Charlestown, Sam uel Burr, of v oncord. DMsion- Inspector, Samuel Jaques, jr. of Charlestown Division- Quarter-Master, John P. Bigelow, of Medford Judge-Advocate, John Keyes, of Concord. Massachusetts Militia. 93 FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire^ Hampden^ and Franklin. ajor-General., Asa Howland, of Conway. Ids-de-Camp, Edward Dickinson, of Amherst, and George Dickinson, of Deerfield. ivision-Inspedory Caleb Rice, of West-Springfield. ivision- Quarter-Master^ Richard D. Morris, of Springf. idge-Advocate., VVilham Bliss, of Springfield. FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol, Plymouth^ Barnstable^ &c. ajor-General^ Shepherd Leach, of Easton, ids-de-Campy ivision- Inspector, ivision Quarter-Master, idge-»ddvocate, SIXTH DIVISION.— rForccffcr. ajor-Generalf Franklin Gregory, of Royalston. id-de-Camp, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham. ivision In pector^ Artemas Stone, of Shrewsbury. ivision-Quarter-Master^ Wm. C. Capron, of Oxbridge. idge-Advocate^ John Davis, of Worcester. SEVENTH DIVISION—J5er;fc*/i>>e. ajor-General, John "Whiting, of Great- Barrington. ids-de Camp, John Kellogg, of West-Stockbridge, and George | . Tucker, of Lenox. ivision-Inspector^ Ezekiel R. Colt, of Pittsfield. ivision-Quarter-Master^ Daniel B. Bush, of Pittsfield* idge-Advocate^ William Porter, jr. oX Lee. BRIGADE AJ^D STAFF OFFICERS, FIR£r DIVISIOBT. ^Brigadier-General, Aaron Capen, of Dorchester. 1st. NAid-de-Camp, Frederick A. Sumner, of Miiton, rig. ^ Brigade- Major, Seth T. Thayer, of Randolph. ^ Brig. Quar. Master, Bradford Wales, do. r Brigadier General, Charles Rice, of Needham. Zd. 3 Aid-de-Camp, Nathan White, jr. do. rig. "j Brigade -Major, Frederick W. Lincoln, of Canton. C Srig. §uar. Master, Freeman Clark, of Walpol.e- 94 Massachusetts Militia, r Brig'adier General, Sd. ^ Aid-de-Camp^ Brig. ^ Brigade- Major, C Brig. Quarter-Master, SECOND Divisroir. f Brigadier-General, 1st. J Aid'de Camp, Brig. ^ 8ri?ade-Major, Jabez W. Barton, of Salem. C Brigade-Quarter- Master, AsaheJ Huntington, do* r Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford.S 2d. J Aid de-Camp, John Marland, of Andover. *U Brig. ^Brigade Major, Joseph L. Low, of do. C Brigade Quarter-Master, Jonathan Leavitt, of d< THIRD DIVISION. ( Brigadier General, John Tarbell, of Cambridge. 1st. 3 Aid-de-Cauap, Bushrod W, Young, of Charlestowti Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Wyman Richardson, of Woburn C Brig. Quar Master, Abraham Edwards, of Camb r Brig. General, Micah M. Rutter, of East-Sudbury 2d. jAid-de-Camp, Cherles Heard, of do Brig.yBrigade-xMajor, Joseph Butterfield, of T^ngsboro. C Brigade-Quarter- Master, S. A. Coburn, of Dracul FOURTH DIVISION. { Brigadier-Gen. Joseph M. Forward, of Southwick tst. J Aid-de-Camp, Joseph Root of Westfield. Brig, j Brigade- Major, Thomas "^heldon, of do. f Brig. Quar. Master, Williams Fowl^^r, of South wicl r Brigadier-General, Thomas Gilbert, of Greenfield. 2d. ^Aid-de-Camp, Elijah Williams 26. of Deerfield Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Alanson Clark, of do. C Brigade-Quarter Ma8ter,Elisha H.Allen,ofGreen£ FIFTH DIVISION. C Brigadier-Gen. Ephraim Ward, of Middleboroug^. let. J Aid de-( amp, Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Elisha Tucker, of Middleborough, C Brig. Quarter- Master, Thomas Hobart, Pembroke, C Brigadier-General, 2d J Aid-de-Camp, Brig. J Brigade Major, Wm. A. F. Sproat, of Taunton. Cfirig, Quar. Master, Benj. F.Lincoln, of NewBedfi Field Officers of Infantry. 95 (Brigadier-General, Jeremiah Mayo, of Brewster. 3d. 1 Aid-de-Camp, Jonathan Freeuian, of do. Irig. 1 Brigade-Major, Sylvanus Hatch, of Falmouth. ( Brig. Quarter- Master, Charles Nye, of Sandwich. SIXTH Divisioir. /"Brigadier-Gen. Nathan Heard, of Worcester. Ist. \ Aid-de-Camp, Emory Washburn, of Leicester. ;rig ^ Brigade-Major, EmoryH. Bowman, of N. iraintree, ^Brigade- Quarter Master, Silas Blake, of Milbury. r Brigadier General, Amory Holman, 'Hd of Bolton. !d. N Aid-de-Camp, William Prait, of Shrewsbury, •rig. "^ Br gade- Major, Otis Adams, of Grafton. ( BrigadeQuarter-Master,Alpheus Moore,of Bolton. SEVENTH DlVlSIOIf. r Brigadier-General, Wm. William.s,of Stockbridge. 1st. \ Aid de-Camp, Moses Fairohild, of do. irig.") Brigade-Major, Parker L.Hall, of Sheffield. ^Brig. Quar. Master, John A. Laffargue, of Stieffi^-ld. r Brigadier General, Jabez Hall, of Lanesboroagh. 2d. NAid-de-Camp, Silas ButJer, jr. of Wiliiaiustown. frig. ^ Brigade-Major,George N.Brigga, ot Lauesborough. (Brig Quar. Master, Franklin Weston, of Daiton. FIELD OFFICERS AND ADJUTANTS OF THE INFANTRY, FIRST DIVISION. IIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Walt^-r Baker, of Dorchester. Lieut. Colonel, William H. Spooner, of Boston, Major, Henry Conani, of Roxbury. Adjutan , Francis Holden, of Dorchester. Colonel, Laban Hear!=ey, of Hingham. Lieut. Colnne), Abraham Thayer, of Weymouth. Major, Charles Lane, of Hingham. ^. Adjutant, Ezra W. Sampson, of Braintree. / Colonel, Thomas Taylor, of Quincy. 3d. N Lieut. Colonel, David Blanchard, of Randolph, ieg.S Major, George Clark, of do. (.Adjutant, Thomas Adams, jr. of Quinoy, 96 Fi^ld OflBcers of Infantry. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, Jarvip Gaj, of Canton. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Emmons Partridge, of Dedham. Reg. y Major. Richnrd Davis, do. C Adjutant, Josiah N. Bird, do. r Colonel, Jephthah Crane, of Canton. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Fisher Hartshorn, of Foxboroug Reg.^Major, Hervej JVash, of Canton. C Adjutant, Stephen Westcoat, of Foxborough. f Ooionel. Caleb Thurston, of Franklin. 3d. Lieut. Colonel, Alexander C. Witt, of Oxford- J Reg. ^ Major, Nathan Cleaveland, of Franklin. ( Adjutant, Stephen Sandford, of Medwaj. THIRD BRIGADE. ^Colonel, Silas Stewart, of Bostons^ Lieut. Colonel, Henry S. Kent, of do. Major, Napoleon B. Mountfort, of do. Adjutant, Samuel L. Miles, of do. Colonel, John T, Winthrop, of Boston; I Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Brown, of do. Major, Lewis Dennis, of do. Adjutant, Watson Gore, of do. Colonel, Prentiss Hobbs, of BostoB^ Lieut. Colonel, John S. Tyler, of do* Major, John F Banister, of do. Adjutant^ Enoch Train, of do; SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Francis Peabody, of Salem. Tst. J Lieut. Colonel, Joshua Chase, of do Reg. p Major, William P. Endicott, of do. ( Adjutant, Francis Plckman, of do. (; Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, John Mason, jr. of Gloucester Major, William Pool, of do. Adjutant, Daniel Rogers, jr. of do. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Jacob D. Edwards, of Salem. I Major, Ezra Batchelder, of Beverly. Adjutant, V'iJcam Putnam, of do. Colonel, josiah Newhal), of Lynnfield. *Lieut. Colonel, Daniel N. Breed, of Lynn. Major, Benjamin Selmen, of Marhlehead. Adjutaat, Andrew MansAeld, jr. of Lynnield. Field Officers of Infantry. 97 ( Colonel, David Upton, jr. of Danvers. u 1 Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Tapley, of Danvers. r. Major, Andrew Lunt, do. J ( Adjutant, Ebenezer Sutton, of do. SECUirZ) BRIGADE. f Colonel, Abner Greenleaf, of Newbury. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Moulton, of W. Newbury, ^ Major, Ira Stickney, of do. ( Adjutant, Stephen Adams, jr. of Newbury. ^Colonel, Charles Kimball, of Ipswich. J Lieut. Colonel, John B. Savary, of Rowley* ^ Major, Cornelius B. Bradstreet, of Tapsfield, C Adjutant, David Baker, of Ipswich. ( Colonel, Timothy Poor, of Andover. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John Parker, of do. g. \ Major, Samuel Perley, jr, of Boxford, ( Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford. f Colonel, Joshua Colby, jr. of Amesbury. N Lieut. Colonel, Henry Morrill, jr. of Salisbnry. ^ Major, ( Adjutant, Reuben Evans, of Salisbury, r Colonel, Jacob Howe, of Haverhill. ) Lieut. Colonel, Gilman Parker, do. ,^ Major, Samuel Carleton, do. (Adjutant, John Davis, of Methuen. BATTALION OF INFANTRY. t. C Lieut. Colonel, Abrah. Williams, of NewburypoBt- a. { Major, William B. Titcorab, of do. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. S Colonel, Samuel Learned, of Watertown, Lieut. Colonel, Elisha Sttatton, of do. !g, \ Major, Ezra Stone, of Cambridge. ( Adjutant, r Colonel, William Winn, of Burlington. N Lieut. Colonel, Elbridge Gtrry, of Stoneham. ^ Major, Daniel Flint, jr. of Reading. ( Adjutant, William Tidd, of Woburn. £ Colenel, Samuel Chandler, of Le35;ington, ^ Lieut. Colonel, \ Major, John Jones, of Weston. ( Adjutaat, David LoiingPf^ of Concord* 98 Field Officers of Infantry* C Col-mel, Abraham Bigelow, of Natick. 4th, } Lieut. C loii-='l, Nathan Adams, of Hopkintofti Reg. j \1iijor, Dexter Drury, of Natick. f xdjiit ut, Bomer Tilton, of Framingham. r ' 'loffeJ, John M. Fiske, of Charlestown. 6th. ^Lif-u< Colonel, Abijah Goodridge, of do. Reg. ^ VIcijor, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden. ( Adjutant, Guy C. Haynes, of Charlestown. SECOND BRIGADE. C Colonel, Elijah Hale, of Stow. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Abraham Gates, of Marlborou 3R.eg. \ Major, Zachariah Whitman, of do. ( Adjutant, Francis Conant, of Stow. f Colonel, George Green, of Pepperell. 2d. 2 Lieut. Colonel, Stephen Kendall, of Ashby. Reg. j Major, George W. Waters, of do. ( Adjutant, Israel Longley, of Shirley. ^Colonel, Timothy Butterfield, of Tyngsbo\ 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Coburn Blood, jr. of Dracut. Reg.i Major, James Butterfield, jr. of Tyngsboro'. (.Adjutant, Charles Howard, of do. FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST SRIGADE. Q Colonel, David M. Bryant, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, John 'VIorgan, of Wilbrahajn* Maior, David ^Vood, of Springfield. Adjutant, Chester W. Chapin, of Springfield- Colonel, Orrin Parks, of Montgomery. Lieut. Colonel, Silas Root, jr. of Westfield. •lajor, Joseph Ely, of West-Springfield. Adjutant, Henry K. Holland, of V^'^estfield. f Colonel, Ephraira Smith, of Hadley. ^ Lieut. Colonel, John Warner, of Greenwich, p Major, Sylvester Smith, of Hadley. C Adjutant, James B. Porter, of do. ^Colonel, Justin Wilson, of Blandford. Lieut. Colonel^ Loring Lane, of Granville. "^lajof, Lyman Root, do. Adjutant, iohn K. Henry, of Chester. Colonel, Francis Miller, of South-Brimfield. (jieut. Colonel, Robert Andrews, jr. ofBrimfiel Major, Asa Lincoln, of do. Adjutant, Julius Wj^rd, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 99 SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, Edmund M. Bartlett, of Northampton. . 3 Lieut. Colonel, VVra. W. Partridge, of do. :. \ Major, Caleb Crafts, of Whatelej. C Adjutant, Elihu C, Hunt, of Northampton, r Colonel, Hezekiah Newcomb, jr. Leyden. . ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joel Ailis, of Shelburne. of Bernard<«ton. 1 2;.^ Major, Samuel Root,jr C Adjutant, John 1. Grave?, of Greenfield. (Colonel, Lyman Sawyer, of New Salem. , jLieut. Colonel, Lemuel Wheelock, of Warwick, g, 5 Major, fohn Powers, of Shute.ebury. (Adjutant, Samuel Wo^dbum, jr. New-Salem. C Colonel, Austin Bryant, of Cummington. h, ^ Lieut. Colonel, Milton Brewster, of Worthingtou> g. j Major, Jason Richards, of Plainfield. ( Adjutant, Horatio Ward, of Worthington. ^Colonel, Nehemiah Hathaway, of Ashfield. . h. J Lieut. Colonel, Abel Williams, of do. :g.y Major, William Taylor, jr. of Rowe. C Adjutant, Lucius Graham, of Buckland. FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. rColonel, Benjamin Ward, of Carver. J Lieut. Colonel, John B. Bates, of Dedham. ^ Major, Avery Richards, of Duxbury. C Adjutant, Leander Lovell, of Plymouth, r Colonel, Jesse Reed, of Marshfieid. J Lieut, Colonel, John B. Turner, of Scituate. ^ Major, Charles Hatch, jr. of Marshfieid. ( Adjutant, Horace Collamore, of Pembroke. ^Colonel, Benjamin King, of Abiugton. J Lieut. Colonel, Samuel Leonard, jr. of Bridgewa, ) ^l3Jor, ^Adjutant, Spencer Gioyd, of Abington. (Colonel, Benjamin P. Wood, of Middleboro'. J Lieut. Colonel, Southward Ellis, jr. of Plympton, • ^ Major, Philo Washburn, of Middleboro'. C Adjutant, Arad Thompson, of do. ( Colonel, David Hathaway, of Rochester- 1 Lieut. Colonel, . j Major, John H. Clarke, do. ' Adjutant, Thomas E. Gage, do. iOO Field Officers of Infantry. SECOND BRIGADE. f Colonel, Cyrus M. Wheaton, of Rehoboth. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, William Peck, of Dighton. Reg. 5 Major, Otis Goffe, of Rehoboth. C Adjutant, Jonathan Wheaton, jr. of Rehoboth, (Colonel, Lysander Washburn, of N. Bedford. 2d. jLieut. Colonel, Seth Cartee, of do. Reg. y Major, Jesse W. Nichols?, of Dartmouth. C Adjutant, Asa Wood, of New-Bedford. r Colonel, Cromwell Washburn, of Taunton. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, John Baylies, of do. Reg. V Major, Harvey Hamden, of Troy. V Adjutant, Sydney Williams, of Taunton. C Colonel, Isaac Braman, of Cambridge. 4th. .^ Lieut. Colonel, Alanson White, of Easton. Reg. /Major, Ira K. Miller, of Attleborough. V Adjutant, Wm» Blackinton, of do. f Colonel, 5th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Richard Borden, 2d. of Troy, Reg. ) Major, ( Adjutant, Philip P. Hathaway, of Freetown. THIRD BRIGADE. ^Colonel, Ebenezer Chamberlain, of Sandwich. Lieut. Colonel, Sabine Smith, of do. I Major, Francis Nye, of Falmouth. I Adjutant, Abraham Nye, of Sandwich. Colonel, Isaiah Bray, of Yarmouth. Lieut. Colonel, Ebenezer D. Winslow, of Brewstei Major, Calvin B. Brooks, of Harwich. Adjutant, Joseph Hamblin, of Yarmouth. Colonel, Joseph Holbrook, 3d. of Wellfleet. Lieut, Colonel, Josiah Lincoln, of Eastham. Major, Peter B. Walker, of do. Adjutant, Cornelius Hamblen, of Wellflcet, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, Jonathan Stone, of Ward. 1st. > Lieut. Colonel, Walter Sibley, of Speiicer. Reg. p Major, Alvah Drury, of Ward. C Adjutant, Ebenezer .\. Howard, of Leicester. ( -olonel, iohn W. Capron, of Oxbridge. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joseph IJ.ay, of Mendon. Reg.VVIajor, Elijah Stoddard, of Upton. C Adjutant, Dan Hill, of Mendon, Field Officers of Infantry. lOl ^Colonel, Jofin Robinson, of Oakham. d, 3 Lieut. Colonel, Bardon Co wee, of Western, eg.) Major, Asa Barr, of New-Braintree. (Adjutant^ Henry H. Penniman, of New-Braintree, ^ Colonel, Zadock Woodbury, of Charlton. th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Jesse Fuller, of Southbridge, .eg. ^ Major, Erasmus Holbrook, of Sturbridge- ( Adjutant, Holmes Ammidown, of Southbridge. r Colonel, Reuben Waters, jr. of Sutton, th. J Lieut. Colonel, George C. Earl, of do. [eg. J Major, Jotham Gale, of Milbury. C Adjutant, Israel Putnam, jr. of Sutton. r Colonel, Artemas Ward, 2d, of Worcester. th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Artemas Dryden, jr, of Holden. Leg. j Major, Isaac Davis, of Worcester. ( Adjutant, Jones Estabrook, of Holden. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, John Whitney, of Princeton, at. J Lieut. Colonel, John P. Whitcomb, of Harvard, leg. p Major, William K, Harrod, of do. C Adjutant, John G. Thurston, of Lancaster. r Colonel, Daniel Harrington, of Shrewsbury, d. J Lieut. Colonel, Artemas Fay, of Southborough. leg. VMajor, Timothy Wheelock, of Grafton, C Adjutant, Willard Day, of Shrewbury. C Colonel, Miles Dammond, of Rutland. Id. 1 Lieut. Colonel, WelcomeWadsworth,ofPetersham, leg. j Major, Ira Haskell, of Dana. f Adjutant, Ebenezer Frost, of Hubbardston. (Colonel, Jonas A. Marshall, of Fitchburg. Ub. J Lieut. Colonel, Enoch Whitmore, of Ashburnham. leg. ^ Major, Asa Longly, of Leominster. C Adjutant, Carter Gates, of Leominster. ( Colonel, Thomas Townsend, of Athol. ith. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Hawks, of Templeton. leg. ^ Major, Elmer Newton, of Royalston, ( Adjutant, Henry Newton, of Templeton, SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (^ Colonel, Timothy Wainwright, of G. Bar^ington. l»t. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Ephraim Baldwin, of Egremont, leg. ^ Major, Ebenezer Chadwick, of G Barrington- C Adjutant, Edmund Bush, of Sheffield. I 2 102 Officers of Cavalry. r- rColonel, Darius Perkins, of Becket. 2d. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Melancton Lewis, of W. Stockb Reg. y Major, Samuel A. Dewey, of Becket. (.Adjutant, David P. Ingersoll, of Stockbridge. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Charles D. Palmer, of N. Marlb Major, Adjutant, Timothj Jones, of Otis. SECOND BRIGADB. Colonel, Ljman Hall, jr. of Lanesboro'. Lieut. Colonel, Isaac Sherwood, of Williamstow: Major, Stoddard Hubbell, of Lanesboro'. Adjutant Socrates Squire, of do. ( Colonel, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Thaddeus Clapp, of Pittsfield. Reg. i Major, George Briggs, of Lenox. ( Adjutant, Franklin Root, of Pittsfield. I Colonel, Isaac Rowland, of Adams. 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Grenville D. Weston, of Dalto Reg. i Major, David Tuttle, of Peru. ( Adjutant, Simeon W. Wright, of Dalton. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY, FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Sanford Whiting, of Medway. Adjutant, Willard Lovering, of Franklin. Captain, Francis Guild, of Dedham. Captain, Third Brigade, 1 Company, Captain, Luther Parker, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion, Major, William Giddings, of Ipswich. Adjutant, Oliver Whipple, jr. of Hamilton. Captain, Thomas Raddin, jr. of Lynn. Captain, Stephen Warner, of Ipswich. Second Brigade. 1 Regiment, Colonel, Theron T^hn^on, of Andover. Lieut. Colonel, ohn Merrill, of Bradford Major, Samuel Johnson, of Haverbill. Officers of Cavalrj. 103 Adjutant, Charles P. Bailey, of Andover. Captain, John Rea, jr. of Topsfield. Captain, Joseph B. Little, of West-Ncwbury, Captain, Joseph Kimball, of Roirley. Captain, THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade, 1 Company, Captain, Joseph P. Leland, of Sherburne. Second Brigade. 3 Companies, Captain, Luke Willington, of Ashby. Captain, Asa Hodgman, jr. of Chelmsford. Captain, Levi Warren, of Stow. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade, 1 Regiment. Colonel, Isaac Kinp:, of Palmer. Lieut. Colonel, Alanson Hubbard, of Tolland. Major, Thomas H Moody, of Granby.. Adjutant, Emilius Bond, of Palmer. Captain, Henry Adams, of Springfield, Captain, George Forward, of Southwick, Captain, Dauphin Brown, of Brimfield. Captain, Timothy Works, of Belchertown. Captain, Daniel Dickinson, 2d. of Amherst, Captain, Nelson Dickson, of Middlefield. Second Brigade. 1 Regiment, Colonel, Austin Rice, of Conway. Lieut. Colonel, David Wright, of Deerfield. Major, Roderick B. Harwood, of Whately. Adjutant, Joseph Tyler, of Greenfield. Captain, Lewis Gibbs, of Chesterfield, Captain, Joshua Putnam, of New-Salem. Captain, Joseph Smith, of Colraine. Captain, John Ware, of Conway. Captain, Theodore Bartlett, of Williamsburg, FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion, Major, Nathan Hayward, of N. Bridgewater* Adjutant, John Tildep, jr. of do. 104 Officers of Cavalry. Captain, Ira Clark, of Rochester. Captaio, Secend Brigade. 1 Battalion^ Major, Jona. Bliss, of Attleborou^h. Adjutant, William ]de, of Seekonk. Captain, Ellis Fairbanks, of Mansfield. Captain, SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Joseph Robinson, jr. of Hardwick. Lieut. Colonel, Jeremiah Shumway, of Southbridg Major, John H. Knight, of Worcester. Adjutant, Elwin B. Tainter, of Brookfield. Captain, Alvah Blair, of Western. Captain, Walter Brown, of Uxbridg^e. Captain, Bezaleel White, of Worcester. Captain, Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Samuel Sweetser, jr. of Athol. Lreut. Colonel, Ore?tes Forbusb, of Westborough. Major, Nathan A. Fisher, of do. Adjutant, Thomas Parker, of Templeton. Captain, Benjamin Dike, of Westminister. Captain, Abel W. Rugg, of Lancaster. Captain, Temple Fay, of Southborough. Captain, Thomas Ellinwood, of AthoU Captain, Otis Allen, of Barre. SEVENTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Sewall Sergent, of Stockbridge. Adjutant, Charles B. Boynton, of W. Stockbridge Captain, Jeremiah Atwood, of G. Barrington. Captain, Captain, Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major, Moses Batcheller, of Williamstown, Adjutant, Phineas Cone, of do. Captain, William Gates, of Lenox. Captain, Officers of Artilleiy. 105 OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. EIRST DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, John Parks, of Dorchester. Adjutant, Stephen Hall, of Dorchester. Captain, Thomas M. Field, of Dorchester. Captain, James Tjrrell, of Weymouth. Captain, Robert Stetson, of Roxburj. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major, Lew^is Hartshorn, of Franklin. Adjutant, Calvin Fisher, jr. of Wrentham. Captain, Horatio Wood, of Walpole. Captain, Jem O. Pond, jr. of Franklin, Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Samuel Lynes, of Boston. Adjutant, William Chamberlain, of do. Captain, George W. Saunders, of do. Captain, Thomas White, of do. Captain, Jason D. Battles, of do. Boston Sea Fencibles, Captain, William Austin, of Bo.ston. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Rtg. 1 Bait. Colonel, John Nichols, of Lynn. Lieut. Colonel, Alvan Tapley, of Dauvers- Major, Alvin Hildreth, of Beverly. Adjutant, John Towne, of Saiem. Captain, Paul Hildreth, of Salem. Captain, Seth W. Williams, of Lynn. Captain, William Everden, of Gloucester^ Captain, Batalien. Major, Samuel Avery, of iVlarblehead. Adjutant. Joseph P. Turner, of do. Captain, Jonathan B. Mason, of do. Captain, Jonathan Wilson, of do. MarhUhead Light Infantry, Captain, John Proctor, of Marblehead. 106 Officers of Artillery. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Ebenezer Bradbury, of Newburyport«, Adjutant, William Flanders, of do. Captain, Enoch Pierce, of da. Captain, Reuben Fry, of Andover. Captain, Zebedee Morrill, of "^alisburj. THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, John Hunting, of Wafertown. Lieut. Colonel, William Whiting, of Concord. Major, Thomas Livermore. of Watertown. Adjutant, Josiah Clark, of Watertown. Captain, John Stacy, of Concord. Captain, Martin Wilder, of Boston. Captain, Amos Johnson, jr. of Framingbam. Captain, Abijah Thompson, of Woburn. Captain, Simeon Southwick, of Cambridge. Second Brigade. 1 Battalian. Major, Adjutant, Daniel Tuck, of Chelmsford. Captain, John Boynton, of Groton. Captain, Simeon lefts, of Billerica. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Ithamar Goodman, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Galen Ames, of do. M^^jor, David Mosely, of Vv estfield Adjutant, George B. Woods, of Bekhertown, Captain, Jonathan Hoar, of MonsoB. Captain, George Washburn, of Belchertown. Captain, George Gardner, of Springfield, Captain, Frederick Fowler, jr, of We-stfield. Second Brigade I Regiment. Colonel, Elijah Mattoon, jr. of JNorthfield Lieut. Colonel, Ansel Phelps, of Greenfield, Major, Nahum Adams of Greenfield. Adjutant, Daniel L. Callender, of Northfield. Captain, John Porter, of Buckland. Captain, Jonathan Belcher, of Northfield. Captain, Charles Hooker, of Northampton. Captain, Hubbard B. Bardwell, of Leyden, Captain, Harry Torry, of Plainfield. Officers of ArtiHerji 10? FIF ! H DIVISION. First Brigade. I BattdUon. Major, Macus Rei;d, ot Abington. Adjutant, Samuel N Djer, of AbingtoDs Capt:din Joseph Allen, of Wareham. Captain. Elias W. Pratt, of Scituate. Captain, Nathaniel Shaw, of Abingtoo. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Seneca Sanferd, of Attleborougfa Adjutant, William Stall, of N«w-Bedford. Captain, George Lane, of Norton. Captain, David Sylvester, of New Bedford* Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Nathaniel Shiverick, jr. of Falmouthi Adjutant, Samuel Shiverick, jr. of do. Captain, Joshua Winslow, of Brewster. Captain, SIXTH DIVISION* First Brigade. 1 Battalion. Major, Clark Sumner, of Milford. ; Adjutant, Williato VV^are, of do. Captain, Elijah Flagg, of Worcester. Captain, Alpheus White, of Charlton. Captain, John Corbett, jr. of Milford. *, Second Brigade. 1 Battalion^ Major, Elias Joslin, of Leominster, Adjutant, Captain, Obed Pulsifer, of Lancaster. Captain, Amos Hawes, of Leominster Captain, John Holland, of Barre. SEVENTH DIVISION. Firtt Brigade. I Battalion. Major, Charles M. Owen, of So. Lee. Adjutant, Horatio Byington, of Stockbridge, Captain, Richard Bump, of Great-Barringtorf Captain, Henry Hatch, of Lee. Second Brigade. I Battalion. Major, Elijah M. Bissell, of Pittsfield Adjutant, Captain, Joseph Adams, of do. ^aptain, Joha Dowley, of do^f 108 Officers of the Third Brigade. DIVISIONARY CORPS OF INDEPENDEN'Ji CADETS. 1st Division. Ca/itain, Henrjr F. Baker. Lieutenant^ Major Peter C. Brooks, jr. Ensign, Major John Rogers. Adjutant^ Ctiptain Jonathan Amory, jr. Surgeon, John C, Warren, M. D. " r " ' -— ' ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated 1638. Ca/itain, Col. Thomas Hunting. 1st Lieutenant, Capt. Benjamin F. Nevers. 2d Lieutenant, Capt. Solomon Loud. Adjutant, Lt. Col. John S. Tyler. Ut Sergeant, Capt. Geo. W. Adams. 2d Sergeant, Lieut. John A. Boutelle. 3c? Sergeant, Capt. Gillam B. Wheeler. Ath Sergeant^ Capt. Abijah Ellis, 5th Sergeant, Lieut. Amos S. Allen, jr. 6th Sergeant, Lieut. Seriah Stevens. Treasurer, Col. Benjamin Loring. Clerk, Lieut. Zach. G. Whitman. Armourer, David W. Bradlee, Esq. i ' . !5. . . . """ OFFICERS IN THE THIRD BRIGADE, FIR} DIVISION, (including Boston and Chelsea,) commission, November, 1826* Brigadier General, Aid'de-Camfi, Brigade- Major and Insfiecior, Brigade- Quarter-Master, FIRST REGIMENT. Colonel, Silas Stuart. Lieutenant-Colonel, Henry S. Kent^ Major, N^oleon B. Mountfort. Adjutant, Samuel L. Miles Chafilain, Sebasti Qr. Master, Jos.M.Leavitt Streeter Pay- Master, George vV. Surgeon, S« A. Shurtl: Lew& Surgeon^s Mate,, I* Whittenaors Officers of the Third Brigade. 109 Cafitains. Lieutenants. Ensigns. lomas C. Hollis Charles Bullard George Stevens ubenCarverJr. William Palfrey Nat'l Colesworthy los. P. Carver Thos.Harbackjr.Amos S. Allen is Turner ^"S^amGMe Nathaniel Sweat ephen Chard Edw . W. Baxter Eben. N. Hunting jnry Slade Joseph Hastings Wm.C.Atwood issell Jarvis Nathl- Greene Michael J. Lovell sekielH.Higgins Elisha Ellis (vacant) ivid Pratt John A.Boughtell Robert White (vacant) Josi. W. Harding Abrah. Bickford SECOND REGIMENT. Colonel^ John T. Winthrop. Lieutenant-ColoneU Daniel Brown. Major^ Lewis Dennis. djutant^ Watson Gore Surgeon^ Chandler Roti* r. Master^ Edw. Watson bins, jr. ay-Master^ Surgeon's Mate, Benjamin hafilainy D, Greene Cafitains, Lieutenants. Ensigns. [atthias Leach George Stearns James Hunt alvin Hatch John Elms W. Easterbrooks ^m.H. Gardiner Wm. F. Otis Edw.G. Loring ihn Pierce B.B.Thurston John Davis, jr. lias Kingsley J. W. Homer, jr. Horatio N. Crane )hn Day William Ryder Samuel Ward mos H. Haskell Charles Hubbard John Ladd, jr. masa G. Smith William Carleton Eben. N. Stratton eorge Jones J.C.Cook Charles Cook R.SturgiSjjr. Edward Codman Edward Blake THIRD REGIMENT. Colonel^ Prentiss Hobbs. Lieutenant Colonel, John S. Tyler. Major, John F. Bannister. djutantt Enoch Train Chafilain^ John Pierpont r. Master^ Wm. C .Tyler Surgeon, ly-MasteVy HerryE.Ford ^wr^-.i^/areJoshuaB.Flint K 110 Officers of the Third Brigade. Cafitains, Lieutenants. Ensigns. James Sharp Sumner Fuller Lori Pease Josiah L.C.Amee Daniel Webber James Sinclair Derastus Clapp Joseph H. Center Joshua Goold John T. Dingley Jos^ ph Convers Caleb Parker, jr. Elijah Packard Ceri.ih Stevtns George Page Wm. H. HoA\ard Daniel Tisdale Calvin Taylor GillamB.WheelerJohn Drayton Narban Upham Eben. S. Coffin H. F, Alexander Jtsmes Reed Wm. C. Stimpson IsaacWin^iow Jr. Samuel H. Rich Thos Havjland James Bailey Moses Sweet Geo. W. Adams Angus. Newman H. K. Kingsman John L. Gardner (vacant) (vacant) BATTALION OF ARTILLERY. Afa/or, Samuel Lynes. Qr. Master^ Sewall Fis Adjut. Wm.Cunninghm Surgeon^ David Osgoo Captains. "ist Lieutenants, 'id Lieutenants. Geo,V\ . Saunders Ebei < z. Tasker Levi Whitcomb Thomas White Charles Hearsey (vacant) Jascn D. Battles JihnG.Wood Wm.Chamberlai LIGHT DRAGOONS. Cafitain. Leu tenants. Cornet. Henrv Adan's Luther Parker Sumner Prentice- Danl F. Hunting SE\ FENCIBLES. Captain. Lieutenant. Ensign. William Austin E' ward Hammond Joseph Clark BRIGADE BAND. '^af'te-* n, Asa FiUebrown. Privates^ George \A'. Foster, John Bartlett, Henr Niebur, Azel White, r^m"el Chirk, William Crombiei Sf^muel Ames. Abel F Wright, Moses Mann, Willar< Mann. INDEPENDENT CADET BAND. Capratn. James Kendal). Charles Bradley William Reed Edward Kendall. James Deiano William Hanson John Downs Mathias Mvers Isaac Delano S. Pierce "William Beals Daniel Simpson Jonathan Stanley James Hanson Churches and Ministers in Boston. Ill lURCHES AJVD MLVISTERS OF THE GOSPEL m MASSACHUSETTS. J. B. C stands for Congregationalist ,• E for Episcopalian ; P for •sbyterian; B for Baptist ; iM foi' Methodist; F for Friends; U f« livcrsaiJst ; Uni. for Unitarian. Huston. SUFFOLK. •St Church, Summer-Street, JS'atk'l. L. Frothingham, C cond Church, Middle-Street, Henry Ware, - - - C rst Baptist Church. Salem-Street, Cyrus P. GrosveTwr^ B d South Church, Washington Street, Benj.B Wisner^ C one Chapel, Common Street, JixT/iesf^eema/ijD.D. ? u • Wm. F. P. Greenwood^ 5 lurch in Brattle-Street, John Gorham Palfrey, - - C nv North Church, Hanover-Street, Francis Parkman, C iw South Church, Summer-St..4('ex«nrfer Young, jr. C irist Church, Salem-Street, Asa Eaton, . - - - E lurch in Federal Street, Wm. E. Channing, d. d. ? ^ Ezra S. Gannett, ^ lurch in Hollis-Street, John Pierpont, - - . - - C inity Church, Sum mer Street, JoA/i S J. Gardiner, d. v. E est Church, Lynde Street, CAaj-^es LoM^e//, D. D. - C cond Baptist Church, Salem-Street, JamesD.Knoiales, B rstUniversaligtChurch,Hanover-St. SebastianStreeter, U lurch of the Holy Cross, Franklin-Street, \kc* * medict Fenwick, Bishop ; Patrick Byrne, Curate, J rst Methodist Chapel, Methodist Alley,* . . - . M. Tican Baptist Society, Belknap-Street, Thomas Paul, B ;cond Methodist Chapel, Broomfield Lane,* - - - M ee-will Baptist Church, Sea-St. Charles Morgridge, B lird Baptist Church, Charles-Street, Daniel Sharp, B lurch in Park-Street, Edward Beecher, - - - - C jcond Universalist Church, School-St. Hosea Ballou, U Matthew's Chapel, South -Boston, J. L. Blake, - E Bw-Jerusalem Church, Pantheon-Hall, Thos. Worcester. Augustine's Chapel, South Boston, - - - - R.C. ariner's Church, Central Wharf, -- C Paul's Church, Common-Street, Monzo Potter, - E lurch in South-Boston, Lemuel Capen, - - - . C iiion Church in Essex-Street, Samuel Green, - - - C mtral Universalist Church, Buifinch-Street, PaulDean, U rst Presbyterian Church, Piedmont Square, James Sabine, - P • Rer. Joseph Men iH, John N. Maffit, and Daniel Webb, are th« officiatine ministers. . 112 Churches and Ministers in Essex. Twelfth Congregational Church, in Chambers-Street, Samuel Barrett, - Second Congregational Church, South-Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, - Hanover-Street Church, Lyman Beecher, d. d. - - - Purchase-Street Church, George Ripley, - - - - - Green Street Church, William Jenks, d. d. - - - - Federal-Street Church, Howard Malcom, - - - - Salem-Street Church, Justin Edwards, v. v. - - - Chelsea, - -- -- CHAPELS. Congregational Meeting in Charter-Street. Congregational Meeting in Western Avenue. Congregational Meeting in Sea-Street. Baptist Meeting at South Boston. Presbyterian Meeting in Bedford-Street, S.j3. Bumstei Methodist Meeting in Washington-Street, John Fost Methodist Meeting in May-Street, Samuel Snowden^ Free-Will Baptist, in Julien Hall, Elias Smith. Ministers who officiate at the Pubiic Lectarein Boston, on Thursdays the First Church in Chauncy Place, arranged according to seniority Dr. Porter Dr. Tuckerman Mr. Ware Mr. Bairett Dr. Harris Dr. Lowell Mr. Greenwood Mr. Gannett Dr. Uichmond Mr. Pierpont Mr. Walker Mr. Young Dr. Gray Mr. Parkman Mr. Palfrey Mr. Ripley Dr. Pierce Mr. Frothingham Mr. Flagg ESSEX. Amesbury Benj.Sawyer C George Cowles Peter S. Eaton C Arthur Drink water B Charles C.Sewall Andover Bailey Loriug C C Essex Robert Crowell Theological Sem. C G/oMce«?er KosHildreth Samuel C. Jackson C D miel Fuller Bradford Ira Ingraham C Ezra Leonard Gardner B, Perry C 'I'homas Jones J3(?i;(?r/yAbielAbl3ot,n.D. C David Jewett Ebenezer Poor C David Uliphant C Hamilton Joseph B.Felt B Haverhill Boxford Isaac Briggs C Peter Eaton, i).D. C George Keply Danv, MiltonP.Braman C Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. IIS r; rioses G. Gi osvenor C ) 114 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex Thomas Whittemore U Ebenezei' Blake M Marlboro* Sylvester F. John E. Weston B Bucklin C Seth Alden C Messena B. Ballou Carlisle C J red Perkins C'/^ar/^s^oW7ZWarrenFayC Medford Caleb Stetson Henry Jackson B Aaron Warner Thomas Pierce M J^atick Martin Moore Ch. in Gorham street B JVewtoji Jonathan Ho- John S. Thompson U mer, d.d. > James Walker C James Bates ) C^(?/m*/br£/WilkesAllenC William Greenougb John' A. Albro C Joseph Grafton John Parkhurst B A. G. Baury E Pefifierell James Howe Co«corc?EzraRipley,D. d C Reading Danl. S. Southmayd C Jared Reid Dracut Joseph Merrill C 5/^er(5z/r/z ^ Horace B. Chapm C Tared B.Waterbury \ Wni. VV. Hunt C Middlefield Jona. Nash C College Church, He- Isaac Child B manHumphrey.D.D. C Kortlmmfi. S. Williams C 'Ichertown Lyman Benjamin vVillard B Coleman C C 3 Edward B. Hall C MB George Griswold ME hesterfield Isa.Waters C Nbrnvich B.Woodbridge C Pelham C .sa Todd B C 'ummington Roswell Plainfield MosesHallock C Hawkes C Prescott C David Wright B Sauthamfi, VinsonGould C LHamfiton P. Williston C South- Hadley Artemas Infield Joshua Crosby C Boies C C C toshen Joel Wright C Ware Augustus B. Read C Orra Martin B Parsons Cooke C jranby Elijah Gridley C B Chester Chapia C ^^*^^a7W/2.EnochHale C xreenwich Jos Blodget C Williamsburg Hen.Lord C Dudley John Wood- i^or^Ai/z^^.J.L.Pomeroy C PLYMOUTH. ibington ' 116 Churches and Ministers in Bristol. AforsA^eWMartinParrisC Benj^. C. Grafton Thomas Conant B James H. Bugbee Elijah Leonard C Plymfiton ElijahDexter E M Rochenf. Lemuel Le ) Middleborough William Biirroo > Eaton C As :«hei Cobb > John Shaw C Oliver Cobb Philip Coiby C Jona. P. Bjg'^low William Hubbard B Ichab'id Paisted Isaac Kimball B Eleazer S vage B Scituate S^^mue; Deane Ebenezer Briggs B Nehemiah Thomas Jsr.Bridg Dl.Huntington C BenjaminW hittemore Joha Goldsbuiy C Pembroke Morrill Allen C Paul Jewett F Plymouth James Wanham D.Hemenway Ktndall, D.D. C ^.^nG(§-ew.J.Reed,D.D. Joshua Barrett C Frederick Freeman C Benja. Whitmore C BRISTOL. .;3«/e6oro'Tho.Williams C John Ferguson C Mansfield Rich*d Briggs William Phillips B Robert L. Kilham U N, Bedford Sylv.Holmes Berkley ThomasAndros C Orville Dewey Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Gideon B. Perry Jonathan King C Moses How Arnold Bliss B R F Dighton Abrah. Gushee C JSTonon Pitt Clarke C i?aj/n/ia/nEnochSanford Caleb Green B Easton Luther Sheldon C Rehoboth Thos. Vernon M Sylvester Round Fairhaven Wm. Gould C Preserved Pearse Moses How B F -S^d-AronAJamesO, Barney /'r^f/ownJohnLawrence B Pease C Reuben Allen Philip Hathaway B Ray Potter Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. 117 isrset Alvan Cobb C Silas Hall B anzey B&U ienjamin Taylor Troy Job Borden B juther Baker Thomas M. smith C MrzronLuth.Hamilton C F irastus Maltby C WesC/ioi;e C E BARNSTABLE. mstable Henry Harwich N.Underwood C Hersey C Stephen Coombs B Lnocii Pratt C M fohn Peak B Marshfiee Phineas Fish C C&M Orleans Daniel Johnson C ewsffr JohnSimpkins C M U&M Provincet. Nathl. Stone C B M atham Stet. Raymond C Sandwich David L.Hunn C Calvin Muaroe U Ezra S. Goodwin C M F&M mms C Truro Jude Damon C John Sanford C M U&M Welfleet Timothy Davis C is^/iamPhilanderSiiavvC M U8cM Fct'-mow^A Tim.Alden ^ p. Imouth F 6c M Nathl. Cogswell S Be'ijarr.in Woodbury C Silas Shores C DUKES. lilmark C Gayhead C M8cB B ii^artown Job H. Mar- Tisbury C Jesse Pease B Fred. Baylies, Missi. C M Henry Marchant B NANTUCKET. mtucket Nathl. Cobb C Friends (2 churches) Seth F.Swift C Methodists (2 do.) William Morse y 118 Churches and Ministers in Worcester, j WORCESTER. Ashhurnh. Geo. Perkins C Hubbardston Saml.Gay M w^^Ao/ Joseph Estabrook C Lanca.ter'S. Thayer,©.. C Leicester John Neison Isaac Briggs U Barre James Thompson C N, B. Harris B F & U Leominster AbelConau £^r/mReub.Paffer,D.D. C Pniliips Pay son Bolton Isacic Allen C F LunenburgDiv, Damoi Boybton SamuelRussell C Henry Archibald B Mendon >i me. n Doggctt Broukjidd Joseph T. N itttr niti Bctrker Foot C Fi5< George R. Noyes C Milbu' y J seph G-^fFc John Chase B E, P& U Mijord David Lorg CAar/^OTzJohnWilder,jr. C M& C Nfw i^raintreriri\\nY\ .k Jiraes Boomer B S\^ Abishdi Somson B Jon than E. Forf)ush . Shakers, M&U Sou^hbridge J ison Park < HoWenHor ttioBardwell C Addison Parke? John Walker B Spencer Levi Packard Churches and Ministers in Berkshire. 119 Dexter Bullard B S, Ur.sr Peter Osgood West- Boylston John 'kbn'^gf \\w\ Bond Board nnan C .1 .na< L Leon V, os.e.5 Hamngton U&B ^ ,^ B 3a mer WestTnin8terCyv\isM.2tXin C jtj a'^.ie] L. B. Goodwin E I p.kton CWellington C Winchend. EberL.Clark C •lies P I r sons B Samael Simonds B m Berj •ni'> Wood C Woraster Rodney A. cxur B. Willard B Miller C n /^e Saml Judson C A- r-inB^ncroft.D^D. F Alonzo Hill %l En >ch Pond C Jonathan Going B s Megrf-^ory B Loammi Ives Hoadley C tbo ElishaRockwoodC BERKSHIRE. ?ns Samuel Savery B Mt. Washington M C8cM A^'eio Ashford M rd C .A^. Marlboro* Harley ire/JosephL. Mills C Goodwin C B Otis Jonathan Lee C 'ihire Sweet B M Y.Bushnell B Peru Tos. M. Brewster C ton Ebenez Jennings C Pittsfield Ruf.W. Bailey C em . GardnerHaydenC Augustus Beach B C /?jcAw.EdwinW. D wightC — Marshall B M 'arri. Sulo.Blakesley E SandisJield'LQxWVhxXei C Ivester Burt C E&B B Jesse Hartwell B icock B Savoy C Shakers Berj. F. Remington B srfo/ West-Stockbridge C Churches and Ministers in Hampden. 1^1 B B erjield Samuel Wil- Mrthjield Thos.Mason C lard, D.D. C Eli Moody C Tertius S. Clark C Orange C / C M ^enjield C Rvive Preserved Smith C Villiam C. Fowler C Shelburne Theophilus Vinthrop Baiiey C Packard, D. d. C 'itus Strong E David Long B wley Jonathan Grout C ^^w^esdwrt/Jos.SmallidgeB ith Moses Miller C C .rad Hall B Sunderland J as. Taylor C iden Asa Hibberd B B )erett Jonas Coburn C Warwick Pres.Smith,jr. C U B ;iias Megregory B ^ncf ;nT;///eTim.M . C ooleyC Wm. B. O. Peabody C lel Baker C Joseph Hough B las Root B E8cU land^SoMrimfieldC Tolland Roger Harrison C B B '.gmeadow Baxter Weatfield Isaac Knapp C ickinson C B B W. 5/?nn.Wm.B.SpragueC f/ow Eben.B.Wright C Reuben S. Ha^en C son Alfred Ely C Thomas Barrett B Ivan Bennett B Thomas Rand B itgomery}.H.FGV/\ev C M Wilbrah. Moses Warren C mer C Ebenezer Brown C sell C & B Alvan Bennet B 3rimjield Joshua M 122 Convention of Ministers.. BISHOPS. Protestant E/iisco/ial Church in the United States Date of Consecration. Reside Feb. 4,1787. Ripht Rev. William White, D.D. of P«nnj. Philadelp Oct. 1827. Rev. Henry W. Onderdonk, D.D. Assistant Bishop Diocess of Penns. May 29, 1811. Right Rev. John H.Hobart, D.D. of J'Tpw-rorA:, Ne^ May 29, 181 J. Ri^ht Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, D. D. of the Eas Diocess, Bristol^ R. I. May 18, ISll. Right Rev. Richard C. Moore, D. D. of Virg. Richir Nov. 19, 1815. Right Rev. John Croes,D.D. of New Jersey, Npw Bi Oct. 8, 1818. Right Rev. Nath. Bowen, D.D. of S. Carolina, Charle Feb. 11, 1819. Right Rev. Philander Chase, D.D of Ohio, Worthing Oct. 22, 1819. Right Rev. Thomas C. Brownell, D.D. LL.D. Conn.h May 22, 1823. Right Rev. John S. Ravenscroft, D.D. of N. Car. Rah In the British Colonies. Right Rev. John Inglese, .... Halifax, Nova-Sc Methodist Bishofis. Right Rev. William M'Kendree. Right Rev. Enoch George, H Rev. Robert R. Roberts, Right Rev. Joshua Soale, and Right Elijah Redding. Roman Catholic Bishofis in the United States. Most Rev. Ambrose Mareshall, Archbishop, - - - Baltin Right Rev. Joseph B. Plaget, - - - Bardstown, (Kentuc Right Rev. .Tohn David, Coadjutor to Bishop Flaget, - Vincer Right Rev. John England, - - - Charleston, South-Caro, Right Rev. Henry Conweil, Philadeli Right Rev. Edward Fenwick, .... Cincinnati, i Right Rev. Benedict Fenwick, Bo. In the British Colonies. Right Rev. Claud. B. Panet, - Queb Alexander McDowell, - - . - - . Upper Can John Jarves Lartigue, -....-.- Monti B. A. McEachern, .... Prince Edward^s Isi The Convention of the Congreffational Ministers in Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ib a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre tional Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is holden in Boston, in the afternooi] the last Wednesday in May, or day of Election anni ly, at 5, p. M. and the following day at eleven, a. m. A transacting the usual business of the Convention, a sern is delivered in public before them, and a collection m. for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Vt QWB of Congregational Clergymen. Convention of Ministers. 123 )ifficulties having often arisen in determining, what lows are the proper objects of the charity of this Con- tion, it was voted June 1, 1815, That a standing Com- tee be appointed, five of whom shall be chosen cen- \y ; and the remainder in difFerents parts of the State. e five, with the Scribe and Treasurer, shall act as a iorting Committee, to receive from the other Members the Committee applications and statements of facts in alf of persons who may be subjects of the charity of Convention ; and having considered the same, shall ge of the persons to be relieved, and the proportion to ^iven to each, and make report to the Convention, on first day of their meeting annually ; further, that the les of said Committee shall be annually published in Massachusetts Register. STANDING COMMITTEE. Lev. John T. Kirkland, d. d. Rev. Eliphalet Porter, ). Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. r. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. haniel L. Frothingham, are the Reporting Committee. Suffolk. Barnstable. r. Benjamin B. Wisner. Rev. John Simpkins. Essex. Rev. Ezra Goodwin. ^ Peter Eaton, d. d. Worcester. r. Brown Emerson. Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Middlesex. Rev. John Fiske. r. Samuel Stearns. Rev. Joseph Estabrook. Sylvester F. Bucklin. Hampden. Norfolk. Rev. Isaac Knapp. T. Elisha Fiske. Hampshire. Plymouth. Rev. Nathan Perkins, jr. r. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin, f. Daniel Huntington. Rev. Samuel Willard, d. d. Bristol. Berkshire. Pitt Clark. Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. Ucordingly, when the widow of any Congregational srgyman is considered an object of the charity of the avention, it is desired that answers to the following istions be given by one of the Standing Committee, hy first of May in each year, to be communicated to the porting Committee, that they may possess the docu- nts for making a correct report to the Convention. . What is her age ? !. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and the cumstances of her children ? 124 University at Cambridge. 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 afP her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her ? 6. What is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an object charity ; or make it desirable, that she should have this year? The Standing Committee are also desired to give nol to the Scribe, whenever an alteration takes place in circumstances of the widows, who are objects of char Rev Nathaniel L. Frothingham, of Boston, Treasui Rev. John Codman, of Dorchester, Scribe of the Ci vention. Rev. Dr. Griffin, first Preacher. Rer. Dr. Beecher, second Preacher. The Convention earnestly recommend to all young g tlemen who design to devote themselves to the work the ministry, to spend that portion of time in the study divinity, which learned and judicious advisers shall thi necessary to qualify them for public teachers. General Association in Massachusetts. This body was organized in June 1805. In 1814 consisted of Delegates from 12 Associations in Massac, setts Proper. Its members " admit, as articles offal the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally expre ed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and consic these doctrines, which have been generally embraced the churches of New- England, as the "basis of th union." This body wholly disclaims ecclesiastical pow or authority over the Churches, or the opinions of indiv uals. The essential objects, as expressed in their Cons tution, are " to promote brotherly intercourse and harm ny, and their mutual animation, assistance, and usefulm as ministers of Christ." [Cr Annual meetings last Tuesday in June. UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR HAR- VARD COLLEGE. Inducted. presidents. Died or Resignt 1640 Rev. Henry Dunstar, 16J 16' J654 Rev. Charles Chauncy, s. x. B. 1672 Rev. Leonard Hoar, m. d. 16' W5 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1^^ University at Cambridge. 125 32 Doct. John Rogers, a. m. 1684 85 Rev. Increase Mather, D. D. 1701 01 Rev. Samuel Willard, a. m. Vice Pres. 1707 08 Hon. John Leverett, a. m. f. r. s. 1724 25 Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth, a. m. 1737 37 Rev. Edward Holyoke, a. m. 1769 70 Rev. Samuel Locke, d. d. 1773 74 Rev. Samuel Langdon, d. d. 1780 81 Rev. Joseph Willard, d. d. ll. d. 1804 06 Rev. Samuel Webber, d. d. 1810 10 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d. ll. d. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. Excellency the Governor. Honor the Lieutenant Governor, he Members of the Council, and of the Senate, he Speaker of the House of Representatives. The President of the University, ex qfficiis ; together ith the following persons, elected for the purpose, (ex- ipting those who were ministers of the six neighbouring wns in the year 1810) vacancies among whom are lied by the Board, ton. William Spooner,M.D. Rev. Abiel HolmeSjD.r.LL.D. John Welles. John Foster, d. d. Artemas Ward. Thaddeus Fiske, d. d. Isaac Parker, ll. d. ThaddensM.Harris,D.D. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Thomas Gray, d. d. John Pickering, ll. d. John Pierce, d. d. Sec- Samuel P. P. Fay. retary qftha Board, Richard Sullivan. Wm. E.Channing, d. d. Daniel Webster, ll. d. Charles Lowell, v. v. James T. Austin. John Codman, d. d. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Francis Parkman Marcus Morton. Thomas B. Gannett. John Davis, ll. d. Nath'l. L. Frothingham, Edward Everett. Henry Ware, jr. lev.Eliphalet Porter, d. d. James Walker, CORPORATION. President, Rev. John Thornton Kirkland, D. d. ll. d. Fellows. Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Hon. Charles :ackson, ll. d. Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch, ll. d. Hon. Jo- eph Story, ll. d. Hon. Francis C. Gray, a. m. Treasurer. TREASURER. Pbcnezer Francis, Esq. 126 University at Cambridge. PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &C. Aaron Dexter, m. d. Erring Professor of Chemist Emeritus. Mass. Prof, of Natural History. Rev, Henry Ware, d. d. Hollis Professor of Divini Hon. Isaac Parker, LL. d. Royall Prof of Law Levi Hedge, ll. d. Alford Prof, of Natural Religii Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity. Rev. John S. Popkin, d. d. Rliot Professor of Grt Literature. Francis Sales, Esq. Instructor in French and Spani James Jackson, m. d. Hersey Prof, of the Theory a Practice of Physick. Hon. Asahel Stearns, ll. d. Univer. Prof, of Law. John C Warren, m. d. Hersey Prof, of Anatomy a Surgery. Sidney Willard, a. m. Hancock Prof, of Hebrew a other Oriental Languages, and Professor of Lat Benjamin Peirce, a. m. Librarian. John Farrar, a. m. Hollis Prof, of Math. ^ Nat. Philosopi Andrews Norton, a. m. Dexter Prof. of Sacred Literatu Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Rumford Prof, and Prof, of Matei Medica. Thomas Nuttall, a. m. Lecturer on Botany and Zoolo£ and Curator of the Botanick Garden. George Ticknor, a. k. Smith Prof of the French a Spanish Languages, and Literat. and Prof, of Bel Lettres. Walter Channing, m. d. Prof, of Obstetricks and Medii Jurisprudence. ^ Edward T. Channing, a. m. Boylston Prof, cf Rhetort and Oratory. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Prof, of Chemistry a Mineralogy, Pietro Bachi, a. m. j. v. d. Instructor in Italian. Charles Follen, j. u. d. Instructor in German^ and Sup* intendent of the Gymnasium. William P. Lunt, a. m. Proctor. Samuel K. Lothrop, a. b. Proctor. Hersey B. Goodwin, a. b. Proctor. Cazneau Palfrey, a. b. Tutor in Latin and Greek. Oliver Stearns, a. b. Tutor in Mathematicks and Natu: Philosophy. The College Library contains about 26,000 volum The Boylston Medical Library, exceeding 1000 v Williams College. 127 es, is distinct from the public Library of the Uni- •sity. The usual time of examination for the freshmen class^ he Friday next after Commencement. The time of residence of undergraduates at the Univer- excepting for those, who enter at an advanced stand- is four years Vacations. There are three Vacations : the First of weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 25th day December ; the Second of two weeks from the first 3dnesday in -pril; and the Third of six weeks, next ceding Commencement. There are three Public Exhibitions in each year, namely, } at each of the semi-annual visits of the Committee of Overseers, and one in the other term. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 3d ednesday in November. A course is given at the liege between the first of April and the last of July. Commencement is on the last Wednesday in August. cietyfor firomoting Theological Education in Cam' bridge. President, Hon. Richard Sullivan, of Brookline. Secretary^ Rev. John G. Palfrey, of Boston. Treasurer, George Bond, Esq. of Boston. Directors, Hon. Daniel A. White, of Salem, Joseph ickerman, d. d. of Boston, Stephen Higginson, jr. q. of Cambridge, Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. Henry are, jr. PHI BETA~kAPPA. Alfiha of Massachusetts. iniversary at Cambridge, day after Commencement President ^ Hon. Edward Everett. Vice-President^ Rev. James Walker. Corresfi. t?* Rec. Sec'ry, Charles Folsom. Williams College. Incorporated June 22, 1793. ^^ jfiointed, presidents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, d.d. 1815 IJ1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, d.d. 1821 1821 Edward Dorr Griffin, d . d. 128 Amherst College. Vic'^'President. R v. Alvan Hyde, d.d. Treasurer y H m. iXiniel Nobl •, Esq. Secretary, Charles Baker, Esq. Professor of DiviniHf, Edward D. Griffin, d.d. Professor >f Maih.mafics^ JSTatwal Philosofihy^ S vester Huvev, a. m. ProfcHSor of Mo. at Philosofihy^ and Sacred Lite ture, W iliiam \. Porter Professor of Lanp^ua^eSy Ebenezer Kellogg, a. M Tiitursy Aln.zo Caalkins, a. b. Albert Hopkins, a BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Rev.Edwardl).CTriffii:,D.D. Hon William P. Walki Rev. Alvan Hycle, d d Charles A.Dewey, Esq Rev Samuel Shepard,D d. Rev John Nelson Rev. rimothx M Cooley Rev. Nathaniel S. Prim Hon Ezra Starkweather Hon. James M'Kown Hon. Dame! Noble Milr L. Bennett, Esq. Hen. Joseph Lyman Edwciri A; Newton, Es Joseph W(X)dbridge, Esq. Ralph W. Gridley Rev. Ezra FisK, d.d. Vacations Firsts 4 weeks from Commenceme Second., 6 weeks fro p the Wednesday succeeding 1 4i:h Wednesday in D:Cemb:^r. Third, 3 weeks fn the third Weduesd^^y in May. Commencement, first Wednesday in September, Five thousand dollars have been given to this Colle| by the late Woodbrid^e Little, Esq. of Pittsfield, t interest of wh ch is to be applied to the education pious young men (who have not the means of obtaini a liberal education) tor the ministry. Williams College has recently received donations the amount of S25. 000. Amherst CoLlge. Incorporated February, 1825. Jipfiointed. presidents. Dit 1821 Rev Zeph-iniaii SwiftMoore,D.D.s.T.p. 18: 1823 Rev. Heraan Humphrey, s.t.d. Professor of Chemistry and JVatural History^ Re Edward Hitchcock, a. m. Professor of OrientalLiterature^QV. Jonas King, a. Bowdoin College. 129 rofessor tftht Greek Language and Literature, and Prof, of Belies Letires^ Rev. NathanW. Fiskc, a.m. rojtsHor of the Hebrew and Latin Languages, and Literature, Rev. Solomon Peck, a.m. rofessor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Samuel M. Wor- cester, A. M. rofessor of Mathematics and Natural Philosofihy, Jacob Abbot, a. m. istructer in the French and Sfianish Languages, Charles M. Uer. eacher ofMathematics, and Librarian, Ebenezer S. Snell, A. M. utor oj the Latin and Greek Languages, Bela B. Edwards, a. M, usUttant in Chemistry, Lucius F. Clark, a. b. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Rev. Heinan Humphrey, s.t. d. Rev. Joseph Ly- ,an, s. T D. Hon. Marcus Morton, ll. d. Rev. Joshua rosby, Hon. John Hooker, Rev. Jonathan Going, on. Jonathan Leavitt. Rev. James Taylor, Israel E. rask. Esq. Rf v. Alfred Ely, S. V. S. Wilder, Es^. ev. Joseph Vaill, Hon. Lewis Strong, Rev. Francis /ayland, jr. s. t. d. Hon. James Fowler, Hon. Samuel , Allen. Commencement, fourth Wednesday in August. Vacations. Firsts Four weeks from the fourth /ednesday of August. Second, six weeks from the urth Wednesday of December. Third, three weeks cm the second Wednesday of May. Boivdoin College, at Brunswick, (Maine, J Incorporated June 24, 1794, iducted. presidents. Died. 1802 Rev. Joseph M 'Keen, D.D. 1807 1807 Rev. Jesse Appleton, d d. 1819 1820 Rev. William AUen, d d . board of trustees. resident. Rev. William Allen, d. d. 'ice- President, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, d.d. ecretary, Hon. Benjamin Orr, Rev. Thomas Lancaster, Rev. Elijah Kellogg, Hon. remiss Meilen, Hon. Josiah Stebbins, Rev, Eliphalet 130 Waterville College. Gillet, D.D. John Abbot, Esq. Rev. Ichabod Niche D.D. Hon. Stephen Longfellow, jr. Whole uuniber of Trustees, 24. BOARD OF OTERSEERS. President, Hon. Jeremiah Bailey. Fice-P^e.sidtni, Robert H. Gardiner, Esq. Secretary^ Robert D. Dunning, Esq. Trea^u^er^ John Abbot, Esq. Wiioie na nb?-r 55. includiiig the President of t College^ and rue Secretary of the Trustees. Vacations. Fir si ^ 4 weeks irom Commencenie Second, 6 weeks from Vie first Wednesday in Januai Thirds o Wf-eks from the first Wednesday after t third Monday of May. CoaiiT>enc^mentison the 1st Wednesday in Septemb iVaterviUe College ^ (Maine.) President^ Rev Je/emiah Ch-ipiin, d.d. Professor ofM^ at Philos. Rev. Stephen Chapin, D. Profrfs&'jr of ^lath maticka and Natural Phtlosofih Rev. A'/ery Briggs, a m. Professor of Langiugesy Thomas j. Conant, a.m. Bf;ARD OF TRUSTEES. Presid nt^ Rev. Jeremiih Chaplin, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Otis Br-ges. Treasurer^ Hon. Timothy Boutelle. Rev. S Ivanus Boaramiii, Rev. Daniel Merrill, Ho William King, Hon. Nathan Weston, jr. Rev. Jot: H.iyes, R.v. J )hn Tnpo Hev, Robert Low, Rev. L' cius BoUes, d d. His Excrllency A'bion K. Harris, Ho Ebenezer V. Wcirren Uriai Hunington, m. d. Re' Phineas Pilsbury, Hon. Mark L. Hill, Hon. Mar Hirris, Cyrus H imiio, Esq. Rev, Silas Stearns, Re' Stephen Chapii', d d. Rev. Thomas B. Ripley, Hoi Judah M'Lelirin, v'alvin Stockbridge, Esq. Nathanl Gilmais Esq. fohri Hovey. Esq. Elijah Barrel), Es( Benjamin Shf phe.d, Esq.Rev. Daniel Chessman, Hoi Josiah V. Seaver, Japheth C. Washburn, Esq. Faculty of the Columbian College^ Washington Cili See Appendix. Yale College. 131 aleCollege^at Meto- Haven. Founded A. D. 1700. fifioinced presidents. Died or resigned. 1701 Rev. Abrahnai Pearson, 1707 1719 Rev. Timothy Cutler, d.d. 1722 1727 Rev. Elisha Williams, 1739 1739 Rev. Thomas Clap, 1766 1766 Rev Naphtaii Dagget, d. d. 1777 1777 Rev. Ezra Styles, D.D, LL.D. 1795 1795 Rev Timothy Dwight.D D. LL.D. 1817 1817 Rev. Jeremiah Day, D. I), ll.d. CORPORATION. Rev. Jeremiah Day, His Exc. Gideon Tomlinson, His Honor, John S, Iters, Rev. Danie) Smith, Rev. Andrew Eliot, Rev. Calvin Chapin, 5V. David Smith, Rev. Matthew Noyes, Rev. Noah Porter, Rev. Dan- Dow, Hon. John Welch, Rev. Aaron Dutton, Hon. Ebenezer Stod- rd, Hon. Nathan Johnson, Hon. Samuel Church, Rev. Abel M'Ewcn, in. Noyes Darling, Hon. Ingoldsby W. Crawford, Rev. Diodate Qckway. PROFESSORS. rof. of the Theory and Practice of Physic, Surgery and Obstetricksy N^^than Smith, m.d.c.s.m.s. Lond. rof' of Chemistry y Pharmacy y Mineralogy ^ and Ge- ology, Benjamin Silliman, m. d. ll d. 'rof of the Hebrew, Greeks and Latin Languages, James L Kingsley, a.m. *rof of Materia Medica and Botany, and Lecturer on the Diseases of Children, Eli Ives, m. d. )ivight Professor of Didactic Theology ^ Rev. Nathan- iel W. Taylor, s. t. d. 'rof. of Anatomy, Physiology ^ and Lecturer on Ob- stefricks, Jonathan Knight, m.d. 'rofessor of Mathema ticks and JVatural Philosofihyy Denison Olmstead, a. m. rof of Divinity, Rev. Eleazer T. Fitch, a.m. rof. of Rhetoric and Oratory, Rev. Chauncey A, Goodrich, a. m. rofessor of Law, Hon. David Daggett, ll.d. dbrarian and Lecturer on Sacred Literature, Josiah VV. Gibbs, A. M. nstructer in French and S/ianish^ M. Charles Roux. Assistant to the Professor of Che?nistry, Charles Up- ham Shepard, a.b. Tutors., Luther Wright, A.M. Aaron N. Skinner, a.«. lilton Radger, a. m. Wm. H. Holland, a.m, Theophi- Smith, a, m. Simeon JNorth, a. b. 132 Brown University. T'reasurer. Hon. James Hillhouse, ll. d. ; Steward, Stephen Twining, Esq. The Library contains about 6000 volumes. Vac ation s. Firstf 6 weeks from Commencemen Second.^ 2 weeks from the 2d Wednesday in January Thirds from the 1st Wednesday in May, 4 weeks. Commencement is on the 2d Wednesday in Sep tember. PHI BETA KAPPA. Alfiha of Connecticut, President, Hon. William Bristol. Vice-President^ Josiah W. Gibbs, a. m. Corresfionding Sec'ry^ Samuel J. Hitchcock* Treasurery Charles Hooker, m.d. Waifhington College^ at Hartford. President.The Rt. Rev.ThomasC Brownell, d.d. ll.d professor of Belles Lettres and Oratory ^ Rev. Georg< W. Doane, a. m. P^o.f' of Chemistry Isf Mineralogy ^ FrederickHall,A.M Prof. of Agriculture and Political Economy ^ Horati< Hickock, A. M P'>^of* of Botany, Ger rge Sumner, m. d. Pr<^. of Languages, Rev. Hector Humphrey, A. m. Professor of Lanx), William W. Ellsworth, Esq. Commencement, last Wednesday in August. Brown University, at Providence^ R. I. Founded by charter, 1764. Organized at Warren, 1765. First Commencement (at Warren) 1769. Re- moved to Providence, 1770. Occupied as a hospital from 1776 to 1782. Received its present designation, 1804. Medical school commenced, 18 la Afifiointed. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1765 Rev. James Manning, d.d. 1791 1792 Rev. Jonathan Maxcy, d.d. 1802 1802 Rev. AsaMesser, s. t. d. ll. d. 1826 1827 Rev. Francis Wayland, jr. d.d. The Corporation is composed of 12 Fellows, and 36 Trustees* The former have exclusively the power of conferring degrees. In all other acts, the two bodies have concurrent jurisdiction, -. Dartmouth College. 133 FELLOWS. Solomon Drown, m. d. Hubert Rogers, Esq. James own, Esq. Rev. Henry VV^i^ht, d.o. Samuel Eddy, . .D. Hev N than B. Crotke» ., d.d. Rev. Henry Edes, D. Nahaniel 6earit,jr. ll, d. Rev. Lucius Belles, D. Rev. Francis Waylaijd, jr. d.d. Hon. Nicholas owis Esq. Trustees^ Right Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, d. d lanceiior, and 35 others. PROFESSORS. of.of Materia Medicncf botany, SolomonDrown,M.D of of Theory ksfPractice of Med* Levi Wheaton, m.d. jf. of Oratory and Belles Lettresy Hon. Tristam Surges, LL.D. of. ofAnatomy ^ Surgery, Usher Parsons, m.d. •of. ofA'atural History awrf jLi6ranan,HoratioGates 3owen, a.m. 'of of Mathematics and Natural Philoaofihy^ Rev- \lva Woods, A.M. •of, of Moral Philosophy and Mctafihysicst William J. Goddard, a. m. of of Languageii., Rev. Romeo Elton, a.m. tors, Silas A. Crane, George W. Keely. ecefitor ofthe Grammar School.^ Geo.W. Keely, a.b. [Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in Sept. vledical Lectures commence on the 3d Wednesday ^^ovember. •^ AC ATioNS. First, 3 weeks from Commencement, •ond, 8 weeks from the last Wednesday in Decern Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Dartmouth College, at Hanover, A''. H. Founded in 1769. ipointed. presidents. Died or Resigned. 769 Rev.Eleazer Wheelock, D.D. 1779 1779 Hon. John Wheelock, LL.D. 1815 815 Rev. Francis Brown, D.D. 1820 820 Rev. Daniel Dana, d.d. 1821 ,822 Rev . Bennet Tyler, d.d. 134 University of Vermont. PROFESSORS. Prof, of Mathematics and Natural Philosofihyt Ebeni zer Adams, am PhiUifis Projessor of Theology^ Rev. Mr. Howe. Professor of Anatomy^ Surgery and Obstetricks. Rei ben D. Mussev\ m.d. Prof, of Physiology, Theory and Practice of Physi Materia Medica and of Intellectual and Moral Ph Rev. Rosweil Shurtleff. Professor of Chrmistry, Rev. Mr. Hale. Prf of RhetlsrOrutory, Rev. Chs. B. Hadduck, a.i Prof, of the Latin and Greek Languages ^ Williai Chamberlain, a. m. Tutor, Silas Aikin. a. b. Preceptor of Moore*s School^ Thomas Tenney, a. b. Crmmencement is on the Wednesday preceding tl last Wednesday in August. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencemer Second^ from the first Monday in January, 7 week Third, from the Thursday next preceding the la Wednesday in May, two and a half weeks. The Libraries contain about 12,000 volumes. Phi Beta Kafifia, Alfiha of JSTewHamfishire, President, Levi Woodbury, ll. d. Anniversary at Hanover the day after Con mencement University of Vermont. Established at Burlington, 1791. Afifioint€d» PRESIDENTS. Died or Resigned 1800 Rev. Daniel C.Sanders, D. D. 1814 1816 Rev. Samuel Austin, d. d. 1821 1822 Rev. Daniel HaskeU, d.d. 1824 1824 Rev. John Wheeler, 1825 1825 Rev. Willard Preston, 1826 1826 Rev, James Marsh, PROFESSORS. Prof of Learned Languages, Rev. Joseph Torrey. Lecturer on Surgery, and Theory and Prac, of Physi Nathan R. Smith, si. i>. , New-Jersey College. 13^ ^rof. ofAnatomy^ Physiology^ Nathan R. Smith, m.d. ^Tof. of Chemistry^Pharmacy^ ArthurL. Porter,M.D. '^Tof.of Botany^ Materia MedfzCfl,GeorgeW.Benedict. ^^of of Matlu and Nat. Phil. George W. Benedict. Medical Professorst Drs. Waterhouse, Anderson, and Sweetser. Commencement, 2d Wednesday in August. ididdlebury College^ f VerjnoniJ Inc. Nov. 1, 1800. President y Rev Joshua Bates, s. t. d. ^rof of Math, and Nat. Phil. Edward Turner. ^rof. of Learned Languages, Rev. John Hough, a. m. Lecturer on Chemistry^ Jonathan A. Allen, m, d. Vutor and Libiariany John Stevens, a. m. Vacatio NS. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. 'Second, 7 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in Januaiy Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesddy in May. Commencement is on the 3d Wednesday in August New-Jersey College., at Princeton, Founded, a. d. 1738, and called Nassau- Hall. Inducted, presidents. Died or Resigned, 1746 Rev. Jonathan Dickinson, A. m. 1747 1748 Rev. Aaron Burr, a. m. 1757 1757 Rev. Jonathan Edwards, A. m. 1758 1759 Rev. Samuel Davies, a. m. 1761 1761 Rev. Samuel Finley, D.D. 1766 1768 Rev. John Witherspoon, D.D. LL.D. 1795 1795 Rev. Saml. Stanhope Smith, d.d.ll.d, 1812 1812 Rev. Ashbel Green, D.D. LL.D. 1822 1823 Rev, James Carnahan, d.d. Prof, of Languages and Belles Lettres, Robert B, Patton, A. M. Prof of Mathematics, John M*Lean, a.m. ^rof of Chemistry t Exfierimfnlal Philosofihy and JsTatural Hintory.^ Rev. Luther Halsey, a. m The Commencement is on the last VVednesday in September. Vacations. From Commencement six weeks, and in the spring, four weeks, immediately preceding the eleventh of May. 136 Theological Institution, Andover. South Carolina College, at Columbia. President^ Thomas Cooper, M. d. P f^f- ofLanguages, Thomas Park, ll.d. Prof, of Logic and Moral Fhilosofihyy Rev. Benjam R. Montgomery. Hamilton College^ Clinton, Oneida County ^ fJV. Y Founded, 1812. President y Rev. Henry Davis, d.d. Prof, of Math, and Nat. Phil. Theodore Strong, a. i Prof, of Languagesy Rev. John Monteith, a. m. Prof, of Chemistry and Mineralogy., Josiah Noyes,M.] Tutors^ Orlando L. Kirtland, a. m. Commencement, 4th Wednesdav in August. Union College, Schenectady y (A. Y.J Eliphalet Nott, d d. President. Prof ofLanguageSy Robert Proudfii, d,d. Prof. ofMuih. and JVat^ Phil. Benj. F, JosJn, m. d. Prof, jf Chemistry and Mineralogy y Joe) B. Nott, i Prof, of Oriental Literature y John A. Yates. Tutorsy Isaac W. Jackson, Thomas C. Heed. Comaiencement 4th ' Vednesday m July. Vacations^ Firsts 7 weeks from Commencement Secondy 3 weeks in Dec. Third, 3 weeiis in April. Phi Beta Kafifia, Presidenty Thomas McAuley, ll.d. Corresfionding 6 Secretary i Benjamin F. Joslin. Theological Institutiony Andover. Founded, a.d. 1807. board of trustees. Presidenty Han. bamuel Hubbard. Hon. josiah Quincy, Rev. Daniel Dana, d.d. Rev, Abiel Holmes, d.d- Jonn Advims, a.m. Samuel H. Walley, E^q. Hon. Samuel Hubbard, Hon. Jonathan Phillips, Rev. Justin Edwards, d.d. Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, Jonn H. Church, d. d. Hon, William B. Ban- nister. Clerky Mark Newman, Esq. Treasurer^ Samuel Farrar, Esq. Theological Seminary, &c. 1ST BOARD OF VISITORS. President, William Bartkt. Esq. Secretary. Rev. Calvin Chapin, d.d. William Bartlet, Esq. Rev. Calvin Chapin, d. d. Hon. William Reed. PROFESSORS. Bartlet Prof, of Sac. Rhetoric, Rev. Eben.Porter,D.D. 4bbot Prof,Christian'rheolo. Rev. LeonardWcods,D.D, issoc. Prof. Sacred Literature^ Rev. Mises Stuart. Brown Prof, of Sac. Rhet. Rev. James Murdock,D.D. Vacations. First, 5 weeks from the last Wed- jesday in April. Second, 5 weeks from the 4th Thursday in September. Theological Seminary, Kewton.^ (Mass.) Founded, 1825. BOARD OF TRUSTEES, President, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Rev. Lucius BoJles, d.d. Daniel Sharp, Jonathan ioing, Bela Jacobs, Ebenezer Nelson, Henry Jackson, 'Vancis Waylandjr. JamesD. Knowles, Hon, Nicholas Jrown, Abner Forbes, Heman Lincoln, Jonathan Ba- heUor, Esq. Ensign Lincoln, Nathaniel R. Cobb, "homas Kendall, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey. Treasurer, Levi Farwell, Esq. Secretary, Rev. James D. Knowles. PROFESSORS. Prof, of Biblical Theology, Rev. Irah Chase. Prof, of Biblical Literature and Pastoral Duties^ Rev. Henry J. Riptey. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the Friday after le second Wednesday in September. Second, 6 weeks 'om the Thursday after the third Wednesday in ril. Time of entrance, end of the first vacation. American Academy of Aits and Sciences. Incorporated May 5, 1780. [early meeting for choice of Officers, 4thTues. in May. Pre9id,entt Hon. John Quincy Adams, ll. a. M.2 138 Massachusetts Medical Society. Vice-President, John T. Kirkland, d.d. ll.d. Recording Secretary, Francis C. Gray, Esq. Qorresfionding Secretary, Hon. Edward Everett, Treasurer, Hon. Thomas L. Wmthrop. Vice- Treasurer^ Jacob Bigelow, m.d. Librarian ^ Cabinet Keefier^ Seth Bass, m d. Massachusetts Medical Society. Inc. Nov. 1781. Annual meeting held in Boston, on the 1st Wed. in Jun at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneum, Officers elected in June, 1825. President, James Jackson. Vice-President, Amos HoJbrook. Corresponding Stc''ry, John Dixwell. Recording Stc^ry, George Hayward. Treasurer, Jacob Bigelow. Librarian & Cabinet Keeper, Enoch Hale, jr. Censors for the Society at large, and for the jir Medical District of the State. John Dixwell, James P. Chaplin, Rufus Wyman, Job Gorham, Walter Channing. Censors for the second Medical District. John Green, John Homans, Edward Flint, Benj£ min F. Hayward, Charles W. Wilder. Censors for the third Medical District. Elihu Dwight, William Hooker, Joseph H. Flin Daniel Collins, Elisha Mather. Censors for the fourth Medical District. A. Perry, William H. Tyler, L. A. Smith, H. Bartiet O. Wright. The Censors for the Society at large, and for tb first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, fc the examination of candidates for the practice of med cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday nes preceding the annual meeting of the Fellows of th Society, as provided in the 4ct of Incorporation ; an on the last Wednesdays of January and July. Those for the second Medical District, in Worcei ter, on the Wednesday following the third Monday i June. Those for the third Medical District, in Norti ampton, on the Wednesday following the third Tue Massachusetts Medical Societj. 139 J in September. Those for the fourth Medical Dis- ;t, in Leno\, on the Wednesday following the sec- l Tuesday in September annually. }y an Act of the Legislature of this Commonwealth, sed February 19. 1819, it is provided, That no per- . entering upon the practice of Physic or Surgery, sr the firslt day of July 1819, shall be entitled to the lefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- ling from his professional services, unless he shall, ivioasly to rendering those services, have been li- ised by one of the foregoing Boards of Censors, or .11 have been graduated a Doctor of Medicine in .rvard University. Counsellors of the Society. Suffolk. Drs. William Spooner, John G. Coffin, John xwell, James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtieff, John C. 'arren, John Gorham, John Randall, George C Shat<- 3k, John B. Brown, Walter Ohauning, Jacob Bigelow, orsre Hayward, Enoch Hale, jr. Solomon D. Townsend, hn Ware, William Ingalls. Essex. Drs. Benjamin L. Oliver, John D. Treadwell, mes Gardner, Nehemiah Cleavelaud, Nathaniel Brad- eet, Richard Hazeltine, Joseph Kittridge, Jeremiah offord, Abel L. Pierson, A, Nichols. Middlesex. Drs. Amos Bancroft, Calvin Thomas, Diel Heywood, Rufus Wyman, James P. Chaplin, lomas Bucklin, John Walton, Abraham R. Thomp- n, Josiah Howe, John Hart. Worcester. Drs. Abraham Haskell, Stephen Batch- ler, jr. John Green, Daniel Thurber, John Homans, njamin F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos irker. Hampshire. Drs. Elihu Dwight, William Hooker, ipheus F. Stone, John Stone, David Hunt, J. H. Flint> W. Williams. Berkshire. Drs. Benjamin Rogers, Henry H. Cbilds, ^^illiam H. Tyler, Robert Worthington, Royal Fowler, Worthington. J^orfolk. Drs. Amos Holbrook, John Bartlett, Na- laniel Miller, Robert Thaxter, Samuel Bugbee, Jcre- 7 Stimpson, Ebenezer Alden. Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Cushing Otis, An- •ew Mackaj, N. Hayward, E. D. Cushing, E. Thaxter. Bristol and Barnstable. Drs. Benjamin Billings, lejiander Reed; JosiaU Batghelder; Artemas Johnson. 140 Historical Societies. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy>* President y Robert Fennelly. Fice-Presidmt, Terqnce Wakefield. * Treasurer^ Ephraim L. Elliot. Secretary, Joseph M. Smith. TRUSTEES. John Bacon, Daniel Noyes, Henry White, Sa Clarke, John J. Brown, Sannpson Reed. Massachusetts Historical Society, Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791. Incorp. Feb. 19 Statute meetings, last Thursdays of January, Pi and October, and the day before Commencement. President, Hon. John Davis, ll. d. Recording Sec*ry, Rev Charles Lowell, d.d. Corres/ionding Sec'ry, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d Treasurer ^ James Savage, Esq. Librarian^ Rev. William Jenks. Cabinet Keeper^ Redford Webster, Esq. Committeefor firefuiririg and fiubli>ihin^ 2d voh od Series, John Pickering, James C Merriil, Benja Nichols, and James Bowdoin. Standing Committee^ Thomas L. Winthrop, '. James Freeman, d.d. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Fra C. Gray, Esq. Nathan Hale, Esq. Essex Historical Society. Preside7it, Edward A. Holyoke, m.d. ll.d. Vice- President^ Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Hon. John G. King. Recording Sec'ry^ William Proctor, Esq. Treasurer^ Hon. Stephen White, Esq. Librarian bf Cabinet Keefier^ FrancisPeabocly,E Trustees^ Hon. John Pickering, Hon, Daniel White, Hon. Nathaniel Silsbee, Hon. Leverett Salt stall, Frederick Howes, Esq. Ichabod Tucker, E William Gibbs, Esq. American Antiquarian Society, Incorporated October 24, 1812. Yearly meeting for the choice of Officers, &c. 23d October, Ctheday on which Columbus first discover America) and when the san^ skall fall on ^nd ; Academies in Massachusetts. 141 1 on the Monday following. At this meeting a pub- iddress is delivered. ^resident ^ Isaiah Thomas, ll. d. Worcester. 'irst Vice-President^ Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d. kcond do. His Excellency De Witt Clinton, D. of New-York. 'ounaellors^ Hon. Edward H. Robbins, Benjamin isell, Rev. William Jenks, d,d. Rev.CharlesLowell, . Hon. Tnomas L. Wintlirop, Hon. Abijah Bigelow, Excellency Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Samuel M. Burn- , Hon. John Davis, of Worcester, Isaac Goodwin, rs. lecording Secretary y Rejoice Newton, Esq. Worces. 'snatant do. | ames Bowdoin, Esq. of Boston. 'orresfionding Secretaries, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. \ Thaddeus M. Harris, D.D.William Lincoln,Esq. Yeasurer, Nathaniel Macarty, Esq. Worcester. tssistant Treasurer, Evlward D. Bangs, Esq. Boston. abrartan iJf Cabinet Keeper, C. C Baldwin, Esq. of rcester. 'ommittee of fiublications. Rev. Aaron Bancroft, . VViiliam Jeuks, d.d. S. M. Burnside, Samuel Jen- •n, William Lincoln, Esqrs. Boston Debating Society, ^resident, Otis Turner, jr. 'ice- President, Arthur Scholfield. 'ecretary, Francis C. Whiston. yeasurer, Lewis G. Pray. Franklin Debating Society, 'resident, George Dearborn. 'ice- President, James W. Fenno. ecretary, George W. Wyman. Yeasurer^ Eli.^s B. Thayer. ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. 'li/is Academy, at Andover. Incor. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES. resident, Hon. Samuel Hubbard. Hon. Josiah Qumcy, Boston ; Rev. Daniel Dana, >;ewburyport. Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Cam- ge; John Adams, a. m. Andover; Sanmei H. Hey, Esq. Boston ; Jonathan Phillips, Esq. Boston 14^ Academies in Massachusetts. Hoii. Samuel Hubbard, Boston ; Rev. Justin Edwa Andover; Rev. John H, Church, d.d Pelhami ] Benj. B, Wisner, Boston ; Hon. William B. Bannb Newburyport. Clerkf Mark Newman, Esq. of Andover. Treasurerf SamueL Farrar, Esq of Andover. INSTRUCTERS. Princi/ial, John Adams, a.m. Permanent Aaaistant^ Jonathan Clement, A.Mt Teacher of Penmanshifi^ William Jones. Teacher of Sacred Music^ Eber Child. Vummer Academy^ at JSfeivbury.—Preceptor, N miah Cleaveland, a.m. JVewburyfiort Academy, Precefitor, Alfred W. Pike. Precefitresst Frances Lord. Bradford Academy. Precefitor, Benjamin Greenleaf. Preceptress, Abigail C. H >zeltine. Merrimack Academy at Bradford. Precefitor, Alonsjo Chapin, a.b. Precefitressy Judith D. Peabody. Amherst Academy, President^ Rev- Joshua Crosby. Vice-President, Rev. Royal Washburn. Secretary, Rufus Graves, Esq, Treasurer^ Lucius Boltwood, Esq. Associate Princifialsy Solomon Maxwell, a.m. R. Everett Pattison, a. b. Assistant^ do, William P. Paine, a.b. Hofikinsy at Hadley, John A. Nash, a. b. Precej Charles L. Strong, a,b. Assistant. Miss Blair, Preceptress. Mmsouy Rev. Simeon Colton, Preceptor. Westjieldy Rev, Emerson Davis, a.m. Preceptor. Miss Carpenter, Preceptress. Uxbridge^ Abiel Jaques, Preceptor. Milton, Calvin Howe, Preceptor. Marblckeady Thomas G. Stevenson, LenoXy Mr. Hotchkin, Preceptor. Siockbridge^ Jared Curtis, a.m. Preceptor. Lexington, Wm. L Russell, Preceptor. Jfiswich, Wilson Ward, Preceptor, Academies in Massachusetts. tit Sandwich Academy, resident^ Rev, Ezra S. Goodwin. reasurei\ Melatiah Bourne, Esq. •cretaryy Seth F Nye, Esq. recefitort Luther B. Lincoln. nton^ J. L. Watson, Preceptor. Miss Scott, Preceptress. ?nca, Jason Whitnnan, Preceptor. •ntham^ Day*8^ Isaac Perkins, Preceptor^ i caster. Levi Fletcher, Preceptor. ms Mr. Whi;e, Preceptor. ificid^ Henry W. Strong, Esq. Preceptor^ JVew Salem Academy, recefitGr, Allen Gannet. rece/it'essy Dolly Blake. Plymouth Academyy J3ridgeiuat^g» 'residents Hon^ Kilborn Whitman. '.creta^yy Nathan Mitchell, Esq. Veasurer^ Daniel Mitchell, Esq« A. Shaw, Preceptor, irah Shaw, Preceptress. Framingham Academy. Incorporated in 1799. Funds, S^.OOO. 'rustees. Rev. Ralph Sanger, M ^jor Benjatiiiri eeler, Josiah Adams, Esq. Rev. Rufus Hurlbut, us Brewer, Col. Moses Edgell, Isaac Fiske, Esq,,i '. John B. Wight. 'rece/iiort George Folsom, a.m. Tyngsborough Academy^ iaac Orr, Prec ptor. Permanent fund, 2,222 dollars. Wesleyan Academy^ Wilbrahamy (^Masa.) Incorporated 1824. trustees. *re8ident, Amos Binney, Esq. kcretary, Abel Bliss, Esq. Veasurer, Abraham Avery. Rev. Timothy Merritt, Rev. John Lindsay, Relr» lliam Rice, Rev. John W. Hardy, Rev. Wilbur t. Rev, Joshua CrowelJ, Rev. Calvin Brewer, Rev,* jph A. Merrill, t 144 Academies in Massachusetts INSTRUCTERS. Princi/ial, Rev. W. Fisk, a.m. Assistant J Nathaniel Dunn, jun. Groton Academy, E. Wright, Preceptor, C. Reed, Preceptress. Derby Academy at Hingham. Miss Waterman, Preceptress. Leicester Academy at Leicester, Funds, S16,( President y Rev. Aaron Bancroft, D.n.otWorc Secretary y Rev. John Nelson, of Leicester. Treasurer ^ Hon. Abijah Bigelow, of Worcester. Princifial Instructer^ John Richardson, a.m. Precefitor of the English Departments Henry Ward, and fifteen Trustees. Deerfield Academy, President^ Rev. Samuel Wihard, d.d. Secretary ^ Treasurer^ William S. Williams, E Precefitor, Zenas Clapp, a.xM. Precejitress, Miss Jane Pigeon. Pittsjield Female Academy. Incorporated 1806. Funds S4000. President^ Eliakini Phelps. Trustees, Rev. Rufus W. Bailey, Henry C Bro\ Lemuel P meroy, Joim B. Root, Thomas A. Go Samuel M. M'K ;y, Calvin Martin, Ezekiel R. Colt, M. Bi>sea. Brookfield Female Academy, Precefitor^ Rev. Josep i Muenscher. Haverhill Academy, Precefitory Oliver Carlton. We: Franklin Academy, at Norih Andoverc Precefitor, John Cleaveland. Milford Academy, Precefitor Chamberlain, a. b^ Marine Societies- 145 Massachusetts Humane Society, at Boston. 1 orporated Feb. 23, 1791. Officers chosen 2(1 Tues^ day in May. President, William Speoner, m. d. Vice-President, Samuel Cobb. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. I'orresfionding Sec'ry, Rev. Charles Lowell, d.q. Recording Sec^ry, Francis J. Oliver. Trustees^ Captain Benjamin Kich, Jonathan Amory, John C.Warren, m.d. Samuel Cobb, John Heard, jr. ter O. Thacher, Rev. Fi-ancis Parkman. Boston Marine Society. Instituted 1742 Incorporated 1754, Officers elected on the 1st Tues. of Nov. 1827. President^ Joshua Blake. Vice-President, Nathaniel Curtis. Treasurer, Thomas B. Wales. Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Benjamin Smith, Dixey Wild, Winslow ewis, Joseph Ripley, VS iiliam Lander, Joseph W. ewis, John Cruft, Charles Tracy, Nehemiah Parsons, )!in Snter. Committee of Reliefs Thomas B. Curtis, Charles T. arsons, James Freeman, Arthur French, John H<3dg- ins. Port Wardens, Benjamin Smithy John Cruft, Joseph ipley. Committee to regulate Pilots^ William Sturgis, Josh- i Blake, Nathaniel Curtis, Winslow Lewis, Charles racy. Committee of Observation, Saml. M. Holland, Thos. . Curtis, John Hodgkir s. Committee of Accounts.^ George Bethune, Edward 'ruft, William Shimmin. Wardens Salem Marine Society, Instituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated in 1771. Officers elected on the last Thursday In October. Master, Captain John Osgood. Treasurer, Gideon Tucker. Clerkt Nathaniel Knight. N 146 Bible Societies. Salem East India Marine Society. Instituted in Nov. 1799. Incorporated March 3, 18( Officers elected on the 1st V\ ednesday in January. Preaident, (ieorge Cleaveland. Inspectoi oj the Journals^ VVi'.liam Ashton. RtcorcLing Secrttary, Hei.ry Hopes. J'rea&'urtr^ William Fett) place. CorresJ.onding Secretary, John W. Treadwel!. Superintendent uj the Mustuniy D(x:tor M, A. War Distributor qfJuUi nalSy Henry Elkins. Salem Charitable Marine Society. President, John C. Very. East India Marine Hall Corfioration^ Salem. Incorpot ated June 7, 1824, President^ George Clea\ eland. Treasurer^ VVilUani Fettyplace. Clerk, Peter Lander, jr. Directors, Francis Boardman, James W. Chevei Ephruim Emerson. Massachusetts Bible SLCiety. liistiiuied Jui) , 1609. President^ Vice- President ^ Rev. John T. Kirkland, d d. Corresfwnding Secretary, Re v. Francis ParkTman. Pecording Secretary, Rev. John l^ierce, D.a, Treasurer, John T-tppan. Assistant TreQi.itrer, VA illiam Ropes. Trusues, Rev, J)r. Freeman, Re\. Di. Lowell, Rev Dr. Porter, Deac. johi. Simpkins, Rtv Dr. Holnits Chit-f Justice Parker Nc thanitl P. Kusseil, Esq. Hon Peier C. Brook>, Rev. Dr. Jenks, Hun. Jonaihan Phillips, Josepti Mny, E Freamrer^ B^ajani«n Howar !. Recorlin-^'- Secretary^ Jacob Hone, jr, Jaxiliciry Bibl" Society in IVorceater County, '. ir^anized Septe nber 7. 1815. ' ice-s :4inu-iilv e':'cre'l n t'le 2d Triu-. sday in Septr ^yi"iident^ l^evi Lincoln, ll d. ^^,C(=- President , R v. \ar m ^aicroft, d.d. '-i^rreta^u . !iev, fosepi \r-n. Trea^-urer, Charles .\lien, Esq. MerHmick Biblff Socictv^ Wewburyfiort, Iicv.-porared 1810. ^•^ndcnf., Rev. Jo'in And'ews. V rc-Prefii t^'nt, Rev. James Morss. ^:>rre t'^m Bible Translation and Foreign Mission Society, InsMtuted 1813. '^rr-f^'d'-nt. Rev. Lucius Holies, d d. '^/'-A'' Fice- President, Rev. (i. F- Davis. ^ rond do. do. Rev. V. Drinkwater. r'z-r/ do. do. Rev. J, H lU^hton. rrraf^u^er. John Moriarty, E^q. R -cording' S'c'ry, lirhael VVt'^)b, jr. ?'>rrcsfionding Sec^ry, Rev. fieorge Leonard. irine Bible Society for the District of Salem and Beverly. Tnstiiuted St-pr. 1820. P^rsii-'n', Rev' \biel \">^-)tt, d.d, '^ r^.Pr^^idt-nt, Jannes Brown, Fr afiUT'r^ J »m Dike. ^ecretary^ Henry Whipple. *7" '^y for firofiai^aHngth^ ^osfiel a-nong the Tndums 'n-f others in '.Yonh Imerica. lacorporaied Nov, 6. 1787. ' irlv choice of O.ficers, dav aft^r General Election. '^''e.nd''nf H vi. J nathnn P iilU*")s. ^icc- President, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Secretary. Abiel Hiilm^s. o.o. iHsu^.ani S.^cTi^tary, R v J Pierce, d.d. ^rsasurer^ Samuel H. Walley, Esq, 148 Missionary Societies, Select Committee, Alden Bradford, Esq. E. Tuck • man, Levi Hedge, d.d. Rev. Benjamin B. VVisner. American Board of Commissioners for Foreigyi JMiisions. Incorporated Feb. 1812. President, Hon. John Cotton Smich, d.d. Vice-President y Hon. Stephen Van Rensselaer. Corresponding Secretary, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq Assistant Secretary^ Rev. Rutus Anderson. Recording Secretary, Rev. Cdlvin Chapin. Treasurer, Henry Hill, Esq. Auditor^ William Ropes. Esq. Prudential Committee, Hon. William Reed, Jt - miah Evarts, Esq. Rev. Leonard Woods, b.d, K . Samuel Hubbard, Rev. Warren Fay. Board of Commissioners ofthe Society in Scotland »• promoting Christian Knowledge. Formed 17 bJ President, Vice-President, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Treasurer, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. Secretary, Rev. John Codman, d d. Assistant Secretary, Rev. John Pierce, d.d. Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusett President^ Hon. Peter O. Thacher. Vice-President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. Secretary, Alden Bradford, Esq. Treasurer, Benjamin Guild, Esq. Trustees, Rev. N. Thayer, d.d. Rev. John Fos D.D. S. Higginson, jr. Esq Ichabod Tucker, Esq. R Charles Lowell, d.d. Alden Bradford, Es^q. Rev. Jai Kendall, d.d. Rev. Samuel Ripley, Rev. Henry Wj jr. Lewis Tappan, Esq. Rev. J. Pierce, d. d. F Francis Parkman. Executive CommMtee, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Al Bradf.ird, Esq. S. Higginson, jr. Esq. Rev. He Ware, jr. Benjamin Guild, Esq. Massachusetts Efiiscofial Missionary Society, Isf Ti tees of the Massachusetts Ejiiscop.al Prayer B and Tract Society. President, Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, ex ofSd( First Vice-President, Rev. Asa Eaton. Missionary Societies. 149 Massachusetts Society for firomoting Christian Knoivl'dge. istituted Sept. l.'^03. Inrorporated Feb. 20, 1807. Yearly choice of Officers in May, P-esidentf Rev, ,\biel Holmes, d. d. F'CC'Prf^sident, Samuel H. VV alley, Esq. Teanw^er^ Dt-ac. Jj'nes Meliedge. Secretary^ Rev. William Jenks, d.d. C/z^T/i", Rev, Samuel tee^. Librarian, Samuel T. \rmstrong. Direciorf^ Rev. Samuel Siearns, Rev. Samuel Gile, ev. Daniel Hunti i^on, Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, ames P. Chaplm, m. d. 'ocietyf>r firomoting Christian Knowledge^ Piety and Charity. Established May 29, 1805. Annual meeting the day before General !^lection< Presideiit^ Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Vice-Presid-nt^ Secretary^ R^^v. Henry Colman. Treasurer^ Elisha Clap, a. m. \oston Society auxiliary to the Bafitist Board of Foreign Missions. President., Rev. Daniel Sharp. Vice-President^ Rev. Joseph Grafton. Hfcording Se-c'ry. William Manning, jr. Treasurer, James Loring iuxiliary Foreign Mission Society of Boston and vicinity. President, Hon. Samuel Hubbard. Vice-President, Hon. John Tappan. Secretary, William J. Hubbard. Treasurer, Charles Stoddard. loard of Managers of the Bafitist General Convention. President, Rev. William Staughton, d. d. Vice-President, Rev. Dmiel Sharp. Corresfionding Sec*ry, Rev. Lucius Bolles, p. d. Treasurer, Hon. Heman Lincoln. With three dtW Vice-Presidents, and thirty Managers. N2 15a Education Societies. Bafitist Missionary Society of Massachusetts* Instituted May 26, 1802. Incorporated Feb. 28, 18 Yearly choice of Officers, last Wednesday in May President^ Rev. Joseph Grafton. Vice-President^ Rev. Charles Train. Secretary^ Rev. Daniel Sharp. Treasurer, Ensign Lincoln. Trustees, Rev. E Williams, L. Bolles, d»d. Gano, B^la Jacobs. Gustavus F. Davis, C. O. Kimb E. Nelson, Henry Jackson, Abiel Fsher, jr. Cy Pitt Grosvenor, William Leverett, Heman Linc< Levi Fa^-w^ll, James D. Knowles, Jonathan Goi James Loring. Massachusetts Domestic Missionary Society. Instituted May 28, 1799. Incorporated Feb, 9, 18 Yearly choice of Officers, last Tuesday in May. President, Rev. Leonard Woods, d . d . Fice- Presidents^ Rev. John Codman, d. d. R Brown Emersou, Rev. Alvan Hyde, o. d. Rev. Eli- Fisk, Rev. Theophilus P ickard, d . d. Rev. Sam I Austin, D D. Henry Griy, Esq. H»n. Isaac C.Bai^ Secretary t Rev. Richard S. Storrs, of Braintree. Treasurer, John Punchard, Esq. of Salem. Assistant Treasurer, Deac. Jiihn C, Procior, Bost Trustees, Isaac Warren, Esq. Rev. Samue! Osgc Rev. Reuben Emerson, R v Jv.hn Woodbridge, d. Rev. Warren Fay, Rev, Baxter Dickinson John P chard, Esq. Hon. John H!X)ker, Rev. Brown Emeri Israel E. Trask, Esq Rev. Justin Edwards, Rev Ji 5 Codman, d. d. Rev, Sylvester Holmes, Rev. Richar Storrs, Rev. Jacob Ide, Rev. William Cogswell, R Calvin Hitchcock, Ebenezer Alden, m. d. S. T. Ai strong, Esq. Deac- J. C Proctor. Committee^ Executive Rev. John Codman, d (. Rev. Richard S. Storrs, John Punchard, Esq. P Warren Fay, John C, Proctor, Esq. Rev. Jusun 1 wards, Rey« Benjamin B. Wisner. American Education Society, Instituted August 29, 1815. President, Hon. Samuel Hubbai^. Vice-President, William Bartlet, Esq;. ^eraaryt Rev. Elias Cornelius. Education Societies. 151 S Treasurer^ William Ropes, Esq. Auditor, Pliny Cutler, Esq. Directora ^ Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Rev. Ebenezer )rter, d. d. Rev. Leonard Woods, d. d. Rev. Warren ay, Rev, Richard S. Storrs, Rev. Benjamin B. Wis- ;r. Rev Elias Cornelius, John Tappan, Esq. Arthur appan, Esq. Rev. Gardner Spring, d. d. Hon. John otton Smith. Massachusetts Bafitist Education Society, Instituted Sept. 22, 1814. Chairman, Rev. Lucius Bolles. Secretary, Rev. E. Nelson. Treasurer, Ensign Lincoln. Executive Committee, Rev. D. Sharp, B. Jacobs, H. ackson, R. Babcock, jr. J- D. Knowles, Lucius Bolles, ^yrus Pitt Grosvenor. iuxi'iary Education Society of Young Men of Boston. President^ James W. Paige, Esq. Vice-President, Thomas W. Phillips, Esq. Secretary^ Charles Atwood. Treasurer^ Stephen Sewall. Young Men's Auxiliary Baptist Education Society, President, Rev. James D. Knowles. Vice-President, Nathaniel R. Cobb. Secretary, Will-am Manning, jr. Treasurer, Prince Freeman, jr. Massachusetts Sabbath School Union, auxiliary to the American Sunday School Union, at Philadelfihia. President, Hon, William Reed, of Marblehead. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Daniel Sharp, of Boston, Rev. Elijah Hedding, of do. Rev. Warren Fay, of Charles- town. Secretary, Stephen Fessenden^ of Boston. Treasurer^ Nathaniel R. Cobb, of do. There are 167 Auxiliaries, comprising 220 Schools, The depository for Sabbath School Books, for the supply of schools, is kept by Aaron Russell, under the new stone church in Hanover street, American Unitarian Association, President, Rev, Aaron Bancroft, d. Or Vice- PresidentSi Hon, Joseph Story, Mass, Hon- 152 Tract Societies. Joseph Lyman, Mass. Hon. Charles H. Atherton, N. Hon, Stephen Longfellow, Maine, Henry Wheat Esq. N. Y. Rev. James Taylor, Penn. Henry P, son, Esq. Md. Hon. William Cranch^ D. C. M; tin L. Hurlbut, Esq S. C. Directors^ Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Rev. James W ker. Rev. Samuel B trrett. Treasurer^ Lewis Tappan, Esq. Secretary, Rev Ezra S. Gannett. Depository at Bowles & Dearborn's Bookstore, Washington Street. Evangelical Tract Society, J Instituted M .y, 1812. President^ Rev. Daniel Sharp. Secretary t Ensign Lincoln, Treasurer, Nathiniel R. Cobb. Am'^rican T-act Society, Instituted My, 1814. Annual meeting in Boston, day of General Electio President, Hon. William Reed, of Marblehead. Vice-Fresidcnt, R v. Moses Stuart, Theologic Seminary, Andover. Corresfionding and Recording Seeretary^ Re Ornan Eastman. Treasurer^ John Tappan, Esq. Auditor, Dea. Eliohalet Kimball. Executive Committee^ Rev. Warren Fay, Charle.' town. Rev. Samuel Green, John Tappan, Williai Ropes, Esq. Rev. Edward Beecher. Maasachunetts Congregational Charitable Society, Annual meeting on the Monday preceding tbe Gen eral Election. [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786 " for the humane and benevolent purpose of affordini relief and support to the widows and children of de ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirt; of the clergy and laity in equal proportion."] President^ Secretary, Levi Hedge, ll.d. Treasurer, Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Committee to determine on the suitable objects of it, charity. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Eliphalet Porter D. D. John Pierce, d. b. Charitable Societies. 153 Massachusetts Peace Society. Treasurer^ David Reed. Recording Secretary y J. P. Blanchard. Corresfionding Secretary, Rev.NoahVVorcester,D.D. 2d. Corres/ionding Sec'ry^ Rev. John Foster, d d. Massachusetts Charitable Society. )unded September 6. 1672. Incorp. March 15, 1780. Annual meeting for choice of Officers, the fir^t Monday in September. President, Thomas Melvill, Esq. Vice-President, George H-liet, Esq. Secre:ary, Joseph W. Homer. Treasurer.^ Sf.muel Hewes, of Roxburv. Trusteesy George Homer, Moses Bass, William C» lunneman, Samuel A. Shed, James Ridgwav , John S. ,nie. Boston Medical Disfiensary. istituted October, 1796. Inct.rporated Feb. 26, 1801. Officers elected on the 2d I'hursday in October, Chairmany Edward Tuckerm in, Esq. Secretary y George H. Snelling, Esq. Treasurery Gideon Snow, Esq. Consulting Physic- William Spoo er, m. d. J sians, } J >hn Gorham, m. d. f Ctis.T. Hildreth, m.d. South.Dist. Jos. W. M'Kean, m. d. North do. I ^isiting Physicians. { J. Greely Stevenson, m.d. East do. Edwarl G.Davis, M.D Middle do. I (^ Jonas H. Lane m. d. West. Dist. Afiothecaryy Samuel Clark, m. d. Managers, Rev. Henry W tre, jr. Joseph Coolidge, Samuel H. Walley, Samuel Snelling, Edward Tucker- nan, Isaac Winslnw, Benjamin Guud, Gideon F. Thayer, Samuel T. Armstrong, Jonathan Phillips, Samuel M^y, and George H Snciiing, Esquires. The Managers meet quarterly, on tfie second Fri- iay in January, April, July, and October, at the Hall jf the Massachusetts Bank. Salem Disfiensary. President y Edward A. Holyoke, m. d. Secretary and Treasurer y Seth Low. ManagerOy Benjamin Pickman, Lucius Bolles, John '3razer, John W. Tread well, Vbei L. Pierson, John G. S.ing, David Cummins, John Stone. . 154 Charitable Societies. Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association, in Bostni Insiituted Mtrch 15, 1795 L.Korporated M i^. S, 18 Officers elected tir t Tuesday in October. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Vice-President^ George W. Otis. Secretary, Joseph Lewis. Treasurer, John Cotton. Trustees, Gushing Nichols, Frederick Lane, E2 Dyer, Seth Thaxter, Joseph T. Buckins;ham, Alpn.: Carey, Abraham Call, Jacob Todd, Benjamin Lorii Salem Charitable Mechanic Association. President, J- inn Howard. Vice-President, Nathaniel Frothingham. Treasurer, B njamiu Bsanchard. Sf'cretary^ Thomas Needham. Directors, Jacob Hooper, Asa Wiggin, Jonathan ( Kimb til, WiUii*m Bali, J 'nathan Harraden, Willia Hook, David Lord. Boston Society for the Religious and Moral Instrucic of the Poor. Incorporated 1820. President, Hon. Samuel Hubbard. Vice- President, John Tapoan, Esq. Secretary, Rev, Wid?am Jenks, d. d. Treasurer, Andrew Br idshavv. Boston Female Asylum. Instituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1801 Officers chosen on the last Tuesday m October. First Directress, Mrs. S. Parkman. Second do. Mrs. Prescott. Recording Sec*ry, Miss \bby L. Frcithingham Collecting do. Miss P. L. Frothingham. •^J* The Asylum is kept in Essex street. Boston Asylum *or Boys- Incorporated Feb. 24, 181^ President, Gardi.>er Greene. Vice-President, Jnaaihan Piiillips. Secretary, VViUiam Foster Otis. Tr^amrer, Wi'liam Appieion. Managers, Joseph Austin', James Bowdoin, Samue A. Eliot, Wm. H. Prescott, Benj 1). Greene, James C Merriil, Abbot Lawrence, Andrew Ritchie. The Board meet the I^t M , tu- England Hocicy^for ihe firomomn of Manufac- tures^ a7id the ;\icchanic jins, "^residenf^ His Excellence Levi LuiColn, ict' Presidents^ Hen. jostph Story, Nathan Apple- t, hisq. Hofi, Samuel Crrcke>, Hon. Jeremiah Ma- ! , H. A. S. Denrborn, Esq. Hon. Bezaleel Taft, jun. J luel Slater, Esq. Hon. John Mills, Hon. Aaron ' [IS, a<.d David Sears, Esq ' 'r usurer^ Benjamin T. Pickman, Esq. 'crttary, J. l" Winthrop, Esq. Ju'ectora, Patrick T. Jacks -n, Jonas B. Brown, ( Ty F:^irbdnks, Daniel 1 read well. Wjlham Law- r 3e, Samuel Perkins, Francis C. Gray, Isaac Pnr- k , John Doggett, Thomas Searie, William Shinmiin, 1 j .!i)in T. Picktnan, J-.hn A. Lowell, fames Shep- " fi, Joseph Strong, Stth Bemls, Joseph G. Kendall, n VVilJiams, Isaac Wendell, R. H. Gardiner, Sam- Smith, Edward Carrington, Daniel Abbot, Henry w, John H, Devereux, John Bum^tead, J. T. nthrop, Esquires. wident Institution for Savings in the City of Bostm^ Incorporated December 13, 1816. ce in Scollay's Buildings. Open only every Wed- nesday trom 9 to 1 o'clock. resident^ Gardiner Greene. 'ice- Presidents, Josiah Quincy, Redford Webster, fph Coolidge, Thomas L. VVinthrop, Joseph Head, ph Tilden, Samuel H. Walley, Jesse Putnam, John Villiams, Andrew Ritchie, Thomas Motley, Jona- Phillips. rustees, Samuel Snelling, John Dorr, Gideon Snow uei May, Gedney King, William Ropes, James ige, Nathan Appleton, James T. Austin, Amos rence, Abiel Chandler, Robert Waterscon, George J, Benjamin Guild, Peter O. 1 hacher, James doin, Otis Everett, Samuel Hubbard, John A. ell, Nathaniel G. Snelling, Edward Brooks, Will- Sturgis, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray. reasurer^ James Savage. Sec'ryj James Bowdoin. Salem Institution for Savings. 1 every Wednes. from 12 o'clock, to 1 o'clock, P. Mi President^ Edward A. Holyoke Secretary, John W. Treadwell. Treasurer, Daniel Bray. t 156 Charitable Societies. Institution for Savings^ JVenvburyfiort. Open every Wednesday from 11 to 12 o'clockl President, Wiiliam B. Banister. Secretary ^ Treasurer, Hon Jeremiah Nelson. lynn Institution for Savings, Incorporated June 20, 1816. President, Ama'i^h Childs. Secretary is' Treasurer, Amos Rhodes. Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society Incorporated June 25, 1794. Annual meeting, secc Friday in October. Semi-annual meeting, 2d Friday in April. President^ Thomas K. Jones, Esq. Vice-President, John Heard, jr. Esq. Corres/ionding Secretary, Lynde Walter, Esq. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, Francis J. Oliver, Esq. Trustees, James Phillips, Joseph Conlidge, Sam Perkins, Gedney King, Saml. F. M'Cleary, Chai H- Jones, Joseph Levering, Wm. C. Aylwin, Esqrs Board of Trustees of Donations to the Protest Episcopal Church Incorporated by the State of Massachusetts, 18 IC President^ His Honor Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice- Presidents y Hon. Joseph Tilden, Anson Sperry, Thomas L. Halsey, Nathaniel Adams. Treasurer^ James Bowdoin. Vice- Treasurer, Gardiner Greene. Corresponding Secretary, James C. Merrill. Pecording Secretary, Rev. Asa Eaton. Managers, Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Jonathan Aim( Joseph Head, Lynde Walter, George Brinley, J' Odin. Massa. Society for the Suppression of Intempera\ Instituted February, 1813. President, Hon. Isaac Parker, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. V William Prescott, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. Rev. A Abbott. Secretary ksf Treasurer^ Levi Bartlett. Counsellors, Hon. Nathan Dane, Rev. Charles L $11, D* D. Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Lewis Tappan, F Charitable Societies. 157 nathan Going, Rev. Ezra S. Gannett, J. P. Blan- ard, Benjamin Seaver. Boston Sunday School Society. Officers elected on the 28th of November. Presidt?it, Rev. Joseph Tuckerman. Vice- t^residenty Dea. Moses Grant. Corresponding Secretary^ J. F. Flagg, m. d. Recording Sicretary^ F. T. Gray;. Trasurer^ B. H. Green. Massachusetts General Hosfiiial Corporation. Incorporated Feb. 25, 1811. inual meeting of the Corporation, 3d Tuesday in Jan. Visitors. The Governor, Lieut. Governor, Presi- it of t'r.e Senate, Speaker of the House of Reprcsen- ives, with tlie Chaplains of both Houses for the time OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. President, Hon. Thomas H. Perkins. ^ice- President J John Lowell, Esq. Secretary, Nathanii?! I. Bowditch, Esq. Freasvrery Nathaniel P. Russell, Esq. Vrusteesy Joseph Head, Ebenezer Francis, Amos wrence, Jonathan Phillips, Edwr rd Tuckerman, ijamin Guild, Joseph Coolidge, Gardiner Greene, ward H. Robbins, George Ticknor, Patrick T. kson, Henry Codman. TWO DEPARTMENTS. . LEAN ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE IN CHARLES- TOWN. ^hysicianand Superintendent, Rufus Wyman, m. d. |»Vewarrf, kdical Student, William Hatch, k Committee of the Trustees visit the Asylum every lesday P. M. (formerly Monday) to admit and dis- Vrge Boarders and inspect the establishment. If kessary, Boarders may be admitted or discharged at 5r times and by any Trustee. O 158 Charitable Societies. Every application for admission must be in writin and accompanied with 1. A certificate that the candidate is insane, and fr< from contagious disease. 2. A certificate of his or her property, and of ai friends liable for his or her maintenance. 3. A certificate of the ability ot the persons proposi as principal and surety in the obligation for payment board. 4. A history of the case from its commenceme? and the medical treatment. No visitors are admitted on any part of the Lon day. No boarders can be visited except by near rel tives, or by others at their request in writing. See printed rules and regulations. THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON". Acting Surgeon^ John C. Warren, m. d. Assistant Surgeon, George Hay ward, m, d. Acting Physician, James Jackson, m. d. Assistant Physician. Walter Channing, m. d> Sufierintendenty Nathan Gurney, Esq. House Afiothecary^ John B. S. Jackson. Assistant A/iothecary., William F. Brooks. N. B. Applications for admission to the Hospit are to be made between 8 and 9 o'clock, a. m. eve day, except Sunday, at the Hospital in North All street. Visitors are admitted on Tuesdays, Wednesdaj Fridays and Saturdays, from 12 to 1 o'clock. A Committee of the Trustees visit the Hospil every Friday, P. M. (formerly Thursday.) United States Marine Hosfiital For the temporary relief of sick and disabled searaei into which all mariners who have paid Hospital mon' are admitted, except those who are afflicted with cc tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. T Hospital is situated at Chelsea. Physician, David Townsend, m. d. Steward, Charles Turner, Esq. Medical School in Boston, The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice 1 longing to Harvard University, was erected in Bosi , Boston Mechanics' Institution. 159 1815 ; and is situated in Mason Street, near the Bos- in Common and Mall. In this building are contained the cabinet of anatomi- il preparations, consisting of more than a thousand aluable specimens ; the chemical apparatus, which is )mplete and costly ; the apparatus and specimens used the lectures on midwifery and materia medica ; and le medical library, containing above 3000 volumes. The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin this building annually, 3d Wednesday in November. Anatomy and Surgery^ John C. Warren, m. d. Chemistry^ John W. Webster, m. d. Mid'wifiryl^ MedicalJurisflru^N^^lGvQ\i2JiX\m^^^.l}. Materia Medica, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Theory and Practice of Physic y James Jackson, m. d. Boston Mechanics Institution. President, Nathaniel Bowditch. Vice-Presidents^ Daniel Treadwell, David Moody, alomon Willard. Recerding Secretary^ Francis C. Whiston. Co^esfionding Secretary^ George B. Emerson. Treasurer^ Stephen Fairbanks. Cibinet Keefier, Seth Bass, m. d. Directors, Ebenezer Bailey, George Baldwin, Al- heus Gary, Timothy Claxton, John Cotton, George arracoit, H. A. S. Dearborn, Phinehas Dow, James 1. Frothingham, William Lyman, Charles W. Moore, lexander Parris, Charles C. Starbuck, Ezra Stone, Villiam Sturgis, John W. Webster. Nantucket Philosofihical Institution. President^ Hon. Waiter Folger. Fice-Prrstdenty William Mitchell. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel H. Jenks* Recording Secretary, Nathaniel Barney. Treasurer, James Mitchell. Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. .^. D. 1783. Incorporated A. D. J. Founded 180 Officers elected July 4, annually. President^ David Townsend, Esq. Vice-President, Judah Alden, Esq. Secretary, John Callender, Esq. Assistant Secretary^ Thomas Jackson, IGO Bunker Hill Monument Association. Treasurer^ Capt. Robert Williams. Aisisiant Treasurer^ Robert G. Shaw. Si.anding Committee^ Dr. John Hart, Col. Pickeric Capt. Green, Capt. WilUams, M^jor Jackson, Cap Hooker, Capt. Dana, Alden Bradford,. Samuel Perkii Samuel A. Weils, Luke Baldwin, C P. Sumner. Filgrim Society. Incorporated January 24, 1820. Officers elected .n the last Monday in May annual President^ Alden Bradford, Esq. Vice Presiden^^ William Jackson, Esq. Recording Secretary, B. M. Watson, Esq. Corrcfifionding Secretary, Samuel Davis, Esq. Treasurer^ Beza Hayward, Esq. Librarian and Cabinet Keefier, James Thacher, Es Celebration of the landing of the Pilgrims, at PI mouth, December 22j. Bunker Hill Monument Association. President^ Thomas H. Perkins. Vice-Presidents^ Joseph Story, William Prescott. Secretary^ Edward Es^erett. Treasurer^ Nathaniel P. Russell. Directorsy Nathan Appleton, George Blake, Loar mi Baldwin, Isaac P. Davis, Frankhn Dexter, Hem A. S. Dearborn, Benjamin Gorham, Seth Knowle Theodore Lyman, jr. Amos Lawrence, Francis Oliver, David Putnam, Jesse Putnam, Jonathan Phi lips, Nathaniel Silsbee, Samuel Swett, William Suiliva David Sears, William Tador, John Wel'es, John ( Warrea, Peter C. Brooks, S. D. Harris, Joseph Pes body, George W. Brimmer. Building Committee^ George Blake, H. A. S. Deal bori, Amos Lawrence, William Sullivan, Thomas I: Perkins. Superintendent and Architect^ Solomon Willard. Howard Benevolent Society. President^ John Tappan, Esq. Secretary^ George Rogers. Trea urer, Dca. Moses Grant. Standing Committee, Horace Fox, Otis Tilesto! Benjamin Howard, Btnjam n Kimball, John Geyei Thjmas A. Davis, Simeon Palmer, George Vintto^ Atheneums. 161 ohn Stimson, Ebenezer G. Parker, Joseph Urann, ''rederick T. Gray, Newton Willey, Elias B. Thayer, foshua Crane, Ezra Haskell. Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. Instituted April, 1815, Incorporated 1816. This Society was instituted for the purpose of assocl^ iting together the admirers of the great masters whose lames they have adopted, for practice and improve- nent in the performance of Sacred Musick. The periodical meetings of the Society are monthly. President^ Lowell Mason. Vice- President y Jcshn Dodd. Secretary ^ Joseph Lewi-, yr^aswrer, William Coffin, jr. Librarian^ Hervey Nolen. Boston Atheneum. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1807. Annual meeting for choice of Officers, 1st Mon. in Jan. President, Hon. Josiah Quincy. Vice President^ Francis C- Gray, Esq. Secretary^ Henry Codman. Treasurery Nathan Appleton. Librarian^ Seth Bass, m. d. Trustees, Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch, Henry Codman, Samuel Swett, Thomas Wigglesworth, George Tick- nor, James Perkins, Samuel Dorr, Edward Brooks, George Hayward, m. d. Salem Atheneum ( Profirietors of the J Yearly choice of Officers last Wednes. but one in May. President, Edward A. Holyoke, m. d. ll. d. Clerk^ John Glen King. Treasurer ^ Joseph A. Peabody. Librarian, Stephen Webb, 3d. Trustees, Edward A. Holyoke, m. d. ll. d. Benj. Merrill, Esq. Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d. Frederick Howes, Esq. Charles C. Clark, Hon. Daniel A. White, Hon. Benjamin Pickman, Ichabod Tucker, George Cleaveland. Boston Library. (Franklin placeJ, Incorporated June 17, 1794. Yearly meeting for choice of officers, 2d Friday in June. Librariany Charles Callender. 02 162 Libraries. Secretary^ William T. Andrews. Trenaun^r^ Cnarles Ham matt. T'u^teea, Redford Webster, Esq. Francis 3. Olive Evq. 'iu^U'.tus Peab 'dy, Ef^q. Wiiliam Minot, Es( Levnjei Shaw, Esq. Jo jn Park, Esq. Dr. John Go ham, Rev. John Pierpont, Benjamin Gnild, Esq. Social Law Library. Yearly meeting for choice of officers, Sd Wedneadi in Ociober. President^ William Suliivan, Esq. Secrttury ISf Trra-rurer, A. W. Fuller. Trustees. Lemuel Shaw, William Minot, Benjam Rand, Geortje Morey, jr. Samuel Hubbard. J\fa7itncket Law Library. Instituted Oct. 3, 1827. Clerk, Hon. Josiah Hussey. Treasurer i:f Librarian, Isaac W. Whitman, Esc ^ute Prison at Charlestown, Directors., Eiias Phinney, John Sf;ley, William C Jarvis, E>qrs. Salary §300 each per annum. Ward n. Tnomas Harris, Esq. 1500 dolls, do. Chcqilain, Rev. W.lliam Collier. 250 dolls, do. Physic.^Surq. \ R.Thompson, m.d.250 doils. do. Wm. H. Lane, Clerk ^950, Wm. Going,Keeper, S^Ot Associated Housewrights in Boston. Instituted Oci, 1804. I corporated June, 1822. Annual meeting 3d Thursday in October. Presidents J on /• than Loring. Vice President, William Goddard. Treasurer^ Oliver Milis. Secretary., Oliver Downing. Librarian, James M"A lister. Massachusetts Society for promoting Agriculture, Incorporated March 7, 1792.' Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in June. Presid-nt., John Lcwell, Esq. First Vice-President., Thomas L. Winthrop, Esq, Second do. Israel Thorndike, Esq. Treasurer^ lohn Heard, Esq. Recording Secretary, Richard Sullivan, Esq. Assistant Rec. Sec'ry, Benjamin Guild, Esq. Corres/ionding Secretary, Gorham Parsons, Esfl. Ganal Corporation's. 163 Trustees^ E. H. Derby, Gorham Parsons, John elles, Peter C Brooks, William Prescott, John ince, John C. Gray, Esqrs. Worcester County Agricultural Society. Prciident^ Hon. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Vice- Presidents y Hon. Aaron Tufts, Hon. William jdman. Correnfionding Secretary ^ Hon. Oliver Fiske. Recording Secretary, William D. Wheeler. Treasurer^ 'i heodore Wheeler. Bo ton and Roxbury Mill Corporation, iSeCr'y^ Treaa. is' Sufierintendent^ Caleb Curtis. Directors^ Francis C Grav, Lemuel Pope, John owell, jr. Ralph Huntingt m, St :nrifast Smith, Wm. iwrencC; Thomas H P rkins. P trick T, Jackson, W. Fuller, Charles Bradbury, Joseph Ballard, muel P. Gardner. Middlesex Canal Corporation, President, Aaron Dexter. Vice- President, Berijamin Joy. Directors, Jonathan Amory, Joseph Coolidge, Wil- im Sullivan, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Benjamin Guild, udley Hall, J^mes F. Baldwin. Sufierintendfntf James F. Baldwin. Blackstone Canal from Worcester to Providence, apital §500,000 divided into shares of glOO each. President, Hon. D ^niel Waldo. Commissioners, John Divis, John W. Lincoln, Syl- mus Holbrook. Treasurer, Stephen Salisbury, jr. Clerk, Austin Denny. oston Aqueduct Corfioration. Incorp. Feb. 27, 1795, President, Aaron Dexter. Secretary, Henry Codman. Salem Turnpike and C/ielsea Bridge Corporation. President^ Nathan Dane. Directors, Jacob Ashton, Benjamin Pickman, John 'erby, William Mansfield, Ezekiel H. Derby, Robert antoul, John D. Treadwell, John G. Kinjg. Treasurer, John Moriarty. l64 Laboratories. ? Clerk, Ichabod Tucker. Agerit of the Directorsy Ezekiel Derby. Salem Lead Manufacturing Company, President^ Joseph Peabody. Treasurer^ William Fettyplace. Secretary y Benjamin Merrill. Directorsy William Fettyplace, Stephen Phill William Silsbee, Robert Stone. Salem Laboratory Company. Incor. Feb. 1819. Premlent, Joseph White. Directors, William Silsbee, John W. Treadw Stephen White, William E. Hacker. General Agent, CUrk tsf Treasurery Eben.Seccoi Chemist y Joshua Upham. This Company manufacture Alum and Roman A riol, and refine Saltpetre. Essex Laboratory for the Manufacture of Wi Jxady at Salem. Francis Peabody, Esq. owner and Manufacturer. Revenues and Expenditures of the United States for li as stated by the President to Congress. The balance in the Treasury on the 1st of January, 1^ was $6,358,686. Receipts from that date to September 16,886,581. Estimated receipts of the present quar 4,515,000. Total estimated receipts of the year, 21,401,? Total estimated expenditures, 22,300,000. Excess of penses above receipts, 898,419. It is to be remembered, that of the receipts, upwards $6,000,000 have been applied to the discharge of the pi cipal part of the public debt ; the whole amount of whi approaching seventy-four millions on the 1st of Janu last, will, on the first day of next year, fall short of sia seven millions and a half. Probable balance in the tre ury on the 1st of January, 1828, $5,450,000. The e mate of receipts, in 1828, is $22,300,000. Manufactories in Massachusetts. 165 MANUFACTORIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Names. « "", 166 Manufacturies in Massachusetts. Names. Location. Haverhill Cotton & Woollen, Haverhill. Hin^hara WooUen, Hollistoii Cotton & Woollen, Holliston. Holliston Cloth James' Rivei- Cotton & Wool, Kingston. Hainpshire Lead, Hampshire county. Linuin and Duck, Lynn. Lynn Wire, Mansfield Cotton, Mansfield. Mansfield Cotton & Woollen, Bridgewater. New Market Iron, & Cot. Cloth, Middleborough.J Monson Woollen, Monson. North bo rough WooUen & Cotton, Northborough. Northbridge Cotton, Northbridge. " Cloth, Oakham Village Cotton & Woollen, Oakham. Paimer's River, " " Rehoboth. Pawtucket, " « Seekonk. Pembroke Cotton & Woollen, Pembroke. Second Pembroke, " PhillipstonCotton, « Phillipston. Plympton Wool, Plymton. Royalstou Cotton & Wool, Royalston. Springfield, " " Springfield. Steep Brook Cotton & Woollen, Canton. Stockbridge Cotton Stockbridge. " " and Woollen, Stoney Brook, •' " Wrentham. Stoughton Woollen & Cotton, Stoughton. Stow Cotton, Stow. Stratton Cotton, Foxborough Sturbridge Cotton & Woollen, Sturbridge. Swaazey Union, Swanzey. Troy Cotton & Woollen, rrof. Union " " Walpole. Viilage, " liudiey. Walomopogge, " " Wrenthani. Walpole. " " Walpole. Waltham Cotton & Wool, Waltham. Wa terto wnWool len W^a terto wn. Welileet WooUen & Cotton, Wplfieet. "Wellington Cottan, Wellington. Westport Cotton, Westport. Wrentham Cotton & Woollen, Wrentham. Atherton Colton 81 Woollen, Attleborough. Attleborough City Cotton Yarn, Cummington Cotton, Cummington. « Woollen, Dudley Cotton, Dudley. Douglas, " Douglas. Ea -le, « Wrenthanu Ludlow Glass, Ludlow. Oxford Cotton, Oxford. Patent Pin, Middleborough Cotton, Middleborough. North Rrookfield Woollen, North BiXiokfieid. Rivulet Woollen, Uxbridge. Southbridge, " Southbridge. Western Cotton, Western. Suffolk Cotton, Silk, & Linen, Boston. Ashburnham Leather, Ashburnham. Boston Soap Stone, " Manufactories in Massachusetts. 167 Location. Inc. I River Cotton, Troy. ilcott Woollen, Southbridge. non Cotton, Walpole. icaster Cotton, Lancaster, tsfield Woollen &l Cotton, Pittsfield. mouth Woollen & Cotton, Plymouth. herst Cotton, Amherst. ck-bottom Cottsn & Wool, Stow. Twoat Brimfield &7 nson and Brim&eld, at Monson united. $ rrimack Printing Cotton Goods, Chelmsford. t, Billingsgate Island. iton Iron, Boston. y Cotton, WedleB, Franklin. ver Iron & Nails, Dover. jliton Cotton, Wellington&Taunton ston Cordage, Boston. ston and Springfield, Springfield. .isbury Woollen, Salisbury. unton, Iron, & Woollen, Taunton. rthampton Iron & Wool, Northampton. jstport Cotton Yam & Cloth, Westport. Ividere Cotton & Woollen, Tewksbuiy. aintrec Iron & Machine, Braintree. at Boylston Cotton, West Boylston. liot Cotton, Newton. nal Cotton, Iron, Chelmsford. ieester Woollen, Leicester. ston Copper, Boston & Cambridge. xon Wool, Framingham. jtlblk Cotton, Dedham. :w-England Crown Glass, Boston & Cambridge ddlesex Iron Founding, Boston & Cambridge. Hon Jk Ipswich Lace, Ipswich. uth Boston Crown Glass, South Boston. idley Woollen, Dudley. lem Lead, Salem. yraouth Cordage, Plymouth. >jton & Canton, Cotton & Wool, Canton. uivers Cotton, Danvers. iraiiton Cotton & Woollen, Chelmsford. ympton Iron, Plympton. inawan Cotton & Woollen, Troy. xon & Leicester Wool & Cetton, LeicesterJk Framingh ngham Umbrella, Hingham. ill River Iron Works, Troy. )$ton Copper & Brass, Boston & Braintree. illiamsburg Wooll.,Cott. & Linen, Williamsburg. 'Uth Boston Flint Glass Works, |South Boston. iwburyport Hosiery, I New bury port. istem Lead and Silver Mining, Eastou. •idgewatt-r Iron, Bridgewater. jlivar Cotton and Wool, Canton. E. Cotton, Woollen & Linen, Grafton. reen River Cotton & Wool, Green River. vift River Cotton & Wool, Enfield. )Iumbian Cotton & Woollen, Southbridge. ount Pleasant " Leicester. bree River " " Palmer. idgewater Cotton Gin, Bridgewater. mon Type & StereotypeFoundry, Boston. •riogfielu Card, Springfield. 168 Turnpikes in Massachusetts. Names. Turnpikes in Massachusetts, 169 "Sames. From and to rvhat Towns. assachusetts, nth, Mass. so. line, to 8th Mass. T. in Bucket. " 12th, Sheffield, to Hudson Turnpike road. « 13th, Conn, line, near Holme's Mill to London. " nth, Greenfield, to East End of 2d M. T. West line of Hampshire county. " 15th, Southfitld, to South line of Stockbridge. " 16th, West line of W . Springfield, to Sheffield. edford, Medford to Charlestown, near Chn. neck. N( I iddjesex, w.Hampshireline,toMedford and Med- ford, to Cambridge. ?w-Bedfbrd & Bridgewater, Middieboro', to Q.Ann's comer, Hingham. !w bury port, Newburyport to Maiden Bridge. ;w Hampsliire 3d, Extended from N. H. line, into Town- sejid, near Goss's Bridge, 4 miles. jrfolk and Bristol, D>;dhani to Pawtucket Bridge, and Ded- hanj to Roxbury. )rtb Branch, New-Hampshire line, at Winchendon , to 5th Mass. Turnpike in Fitchburg. jrton, Warren, R. I. to Canton. •tersham and Monson, From 5th Mass. T. in Athol, to Stafford. umb Island, Newbury to Plumb Island. lem, Salem to Charles River Bridge. leni and Chelmsford, Salem to Chelmsford. iffield and ryringharo, From 12th Mass. T. Connecticut line, to Tyringham. ringfield & Longmeadow, Springfield to Longmeadow. lunton and New-Bedford, launton to N. Bedford, thro' Freetown fringham & Lee, ryringham to Lee. niun, Concord to Leominster. arvvick and Irvin's Gore, Warwick to south branch of 5th Mass. T. illiamsburg and Windsor, East line of Williamsburg, to Cheshire East line. iijiarastown, Adams, to West line of Mass. ihsoket, Massachusetts south line, near Winsoket Falls, to Dedhaio. ircester, Roxbury to Worcester. ircester and FitzwJIIiatti, Worcester to Fitzwilliam, N. H. I'Cester and Stafford, Worcester to Stafford, Conn. enthaiii and Walpole, Wrentham to Walpoie. ncaster and Bolton, Lancaster to Bolton. ughtun, Canton to Easton. unton and South Boston, TaunKin to Blue Hill Turnpike. icaster, Fitchburg to Sudbury. ickbridge, Stockbridge S. line, to Lee, W. line, con- necting Housat. i-iver T- to 15th M T. ield & Gt. Barrington, Sheffield So. line, to West-Stockbridge. hlehem and Tyringhara, From 10th Mass. T. in Bethlehem, t* Great-Barrington. afford and Lexington, Westford to Lexington. rshapog, Norton to Canton. rbridge and Western, Connecticut line, to Western. ord and VVesi-Stockbridge, New-York line, to Stockbridge. ^ton, East line of Pittsfield,to Middlefiel'd. 'Shua, Concord to N. H, line, near Watatie Hill> Jigham and Qiiincy, Hingham to Quincy. I'tiiiouth and New-Bedford, New-Bedford to Dartmouth, (Aponegan- sett village.) 'Irileboro' & New-Bedford, Middleborough to New-Bedford. 1 vidence and Northampton, From Providence road, on Connecticut line, to Northampton. 1 3Jifield and Charlton, Allum Fond, R. I. to Brook&eld. P 170 Branches of United States Bank. Names. From and to what Torens, Doug^las, Sutton, and Oxford, Douglas to Oxford. West-Stockbiidge to Hudson, I New- York line, rvroton & Pepperell, ' -Grolon, tu New-Hampshire line= Granville, iConnectieui line, to Blandfcrd- Suffolk St. to Wait's Mills. Roxbury. Boston Neck, | Worcestei and Sutton, Sutton to A^oicester. "VVobum, and Dracui Bridge, W'oburn, to New-Hampshire line. Tyringham and Sandisfield, 'Lee to Sandisfield. Great Harrington and Alford,! Great Harrington to New-York line. Worcester and Leicester, Worcester to Leicester. Taunton and Dighton, . Taunton to Rhode-Island line. "Worthington, iNor'hampton to Hancock, same as 3 Wrentham and Attlt^borough,' Wrtntham tu R. I. line, in Cumberi Granville and Tolland. iWest-Spiingfiehl to Sandisfield. "West Stocbridge and Alford, Egrenioni to W^est Sto cbridge. Barrt-, i Barre to Princeton. Chester, Chester to Becket, two of this name. W'ilbraham, Wiloiaham to Connecticut line. Watenown, Brighton to southern bank of Chas.r Central, Worcester to Farm Pond, in framing Gore, Douglas to Oxford. Sterling, Sitriing to Berlin meeting bouse. Toliaud and Otis, Haitland Hollow to Otis. Poutoosac, Pittsfield to road leading to WeslfieW Taunton & Providence, Taunton to Providence. Norfolk & Middlesex. HoUiston to Brookline. Hampden & Berkshire, Russell to Becket. "Wilkinsonville, Westborough to Sutton. Pawtucket & Taunton, Seekonk to Taunton Green. Huosac Mountain, Chaiiemont to Adams. Presidents andCashiers of the Branches ofU. States Ba', Philadelphia^ Nicholas Biddle, President.^W. Mcllvaine, Cashier. John Andrews, 1st Assistant Cat Jos. Cowperthwait, 2d do. pro tei Herman Cope, 3d do. Transfer Department. Alexander : Miller, Porfmou^ A, James Shapley, President. Eben. Wentworth, Ca»l Boston, Gardiner Greene, Samuel Frothingham, Providence, Philip Allen, " Nathan Watermanjjf. Hartford, Enoch Parsons, " J. P. Bumham, J^ewT'orA:, Isaac Lawrence, " M. Robinson, ^Baltimore, William Patterson, " John White, Wa-'ihington, George Graham, " Richard Smith, Richmontj, M. C. Nichols, " James Robertson, Norfolk, George Newton, " Joseph L. Robeits, Charleston, Joseph Johnson, " Peter Bacot, 5'ax)Gnna/!, John Cumming, " James Hunter, Fayetteville, John Huske, " J. W. Sandford, Neiv-Orleans, J. A. Fort, " Samuel Jaudon, Louisville, S. Ormsby, " Edward Shippeu, CAi^irof /ie,WilliamCreighton,jr." A. G. Claypole, Pittsburg, A. Tannehifl, " James Correy, Lexington, John Tilford, " J. Harper, Mobile, Philip McLoskey, " George Foe, ^r. Nashville. Josiab Nichwl, «* Joho SomerviUo Acts of the Commonwealth of Mass. 171 e two following Acts are of importance to men of busi- ness, and are consequently inserted in the Register. INLAND BILLS OF EXCHANGE. }y a Law of the Commonwealth, passed June 19, 1819, en any Bill drawn or endorsed within the State, paya- at any place without the State and within the United tes or Territories, being duly presented, shall not be epted or paid according to its terms, and shall be reg- rly protested, every Drawer or Endorser, within the nmonwealth, liable by law, shall in addition, to the tents, costs and lawful interest, pay damages as fol- s, viz —Upon all Bills payable within either of the w-England States, or New-York, three per cent, on the aunt,—within New-Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, ryland, Virginia, or District of Columbia, five per cent, rithin North or South Carolina or Georgia, six per -within any other State or Territory, nine per cent, d when any such Bill for |{]00 or upwards, payable at • place within the State, distant 75 miles or more, from place of drawing or endorsing, shall be regularly pro- ed, every Drawer or Endorser, liable by law, shall pay per cent, on the amount, in addition to contents, costs, : lawful interest. ^ ACT to allow grace on Bills of Exchange md Notes, according to the custom of Merchants. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- s in General Court assembled, and by the authority of same. That on all Bills of E-xchansje made, after the day of June next, and expressed to be payable at It or payable at a future day certain within this Com- Siwealth, and on all promissory nejrotjable notes, orders H drafts made after the first day of June next, payable lU future day certain within this Commonwealth, in Wch there is not an express stipulation to the contrary, ^' e shall be allowed in the sauie manner as it is by the om of merchants allowed on foreign Bills of Exchange ' i')le at the expiration of a certain period from date or II t. Provided that the provisions of this act shall not e; nd to any Bill of Exchange, note, order or draft paya- Won demand. Approved by the Lieut. Governor, Feb. 26, 1885, irS Banks. BANKS IN BOSTON. American Bank^ No. 70, St^ite street. Ca])ital, §500,000. Geors:e Odiorne, Premleni. j Jao. S. Wright, Cashie IJtrc'ctorsy Siias Rullard, Jonaiha.. Davis, Bet^jam Fisk, Charles F. Kupfer, George Odiv'rne. Samuel 1 Ward, Gilman Prichard, Reuben Vose, Wiiham Whi ney, B. B. Grant, Walter Welch, Henry Hovey. Teller, ^.shur Adams. Book-Kfefier^ James Carney. Discount Clerk, William H. Odiorne. Messenger^ Thomas J Bailey, Branch of United States Bank. Gardiner Greene, Prea. j Saml. Frothiagham, Cas Directors^ Samuel Appleton, J. Munson, J. P irke R. S. Rogers, John Welles, D. P. Parker, R D. Shq herd, Horace Grav, D. Scars, J. Borland, E. Chadwic G. Blake. Discount Clerks Charles Harris. First Teller^ Thomas Wiley. Second Teller^ John Fuller. Book- Keep,er y John Tucker. Collections Charles Bartl.?tt. Messenger^ W L. Cszneau. Porter^ Wyman Oshorn. Discount Days. Monday and Thursday, Loan Office. T'mn.^/f'r, John J. Loring. Interest., O. W. Ch- money. Pension^ John S. Lil.ey. Solicitor, George Blake. Boston Bank. No, 46, State street. Incorporated June 23, 1812. Charter to continue t the first Monday in October, 1831. Capital, g900,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. T. Apthorp, Joseph Chapman, Cas John Presiderit. j Directors^ Nathan Appleton, Josiah Bradlee, Vij iam Pratt, Robert G. Shaw, Richard D. Tuq^yC Thomas Wigglesworth, rimothy Williams, SaiBjai Cabot, George Searle, Joshua Clapp. . » Banks in Boston. 17S Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keefier, J .mes C. Wild. Diacouyit-Clerkt Sphraim L. Frothingham Messenger, Alex-^nder Bowers. Porter, George Breckenndge. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. CHy Bank. No. 63, State-street, corporated Feb. 23, 1822. Charter to continue to the first Mond v in October, 1831. Capital, 8100,000. President. E. \Villiams, Cashier ?orge Brinley, \ Directors, George Brinlev, Thomas Cordis, Pliny itler, Lather Faulkner, Phineas Foster, Jesse Put- m, Barney Smith, S. K Williams, Isaac Bangs, Mar- i Brimmer, Charles Thacher, James Parker. Teller, Ff ancis Everett Book-Keefier, Benjamin Dodd. Discount- Clerk,'io\\\\ S. Larkin. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. /*or;er, Elbndge Harris. Discount D ys, Tuesday and Friday. Columbian Bank, No. 54, State street. Capital, S500,000. sephTilden, President. | William Coffin, jr. Cashier. Directors, William Appleton,Thomas Motlev, Amos awrence, Ebenezer Appleton, Phineas Upham,Win- m H. Elliot, George W. Lyman, E. Kollins, C. G. oring, B. C. Ward. Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Krefier, George Cushing. Messenger, James Keen. Di^ount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Commonwealth Bajik, No. 47, State street. Capital, §500,000. Buffinton, President, j Charles Hood, Cashier. Directors, Jonathan Buffinton, Adams Bailey, Daniel axter, William Freeman, Hall J. How, John Hen- law, Silvanus Packard, Elisha Parks, William Par- lenter, John K. Simpson, Andr.Dunlap, Saml. S. Lewis* Teller, William Blaney. Book-Keefier, Duncan McB. Thaxter. Messenger, Ezra Fuller. P 2 174 Banks in Boston. Eagle Bank, No. 19. State street. Capita!, ^500,000, Titus Welles, President. John J. Fisk, Cashier, J DirectorSy Benjcimin French, Wuliam Goddan Elijah Loring, Augustus Peabody, John Skinner, Wil iam B. Swett, Benjamin Thompson, Kobert W'aie stnn, Thomas West, Lyman Tiffany, C. W. Car Wright. Teller, Samuel O. Mead. Book-Keefier, Joshua P. Blanchard. Messenger^ Thomas L. Hiitchurson. Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday. Globe Bank, Union Bank Building, State street. Capital, g 1,000, 000. Isaac C. Pray, President. ( Charles Sprague, Cashie Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Jol Lamson, David Low, Isaac Parksi. John F. Prie: James Read, Benjamin Seaver, Enoch Silsby, Lew Tappan, Francis Watts. Paying-Teller^ Franklin Haven. deceiving' Teller, William Raymond, jr. Book-Kee/ier^ Thomas Marshall. Discount Clerk, Edward S. Erving. JMessenger, James Foster, Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Massachusetts Bank. No. 64, State-street. Capit-^i, §800,000. Incorporated June 23. 1812, to continue till Oct. 1831 Ofhcets elected on the 1st Wednesday in Januiry. CashU William Pars »ns, President. \ Samuel Payson, Directors^ Joseph Head, William Parsons, Edwa Tuckerman, John Parker, jr. William D. Sohii Isaac Winslow, Samuel Torrey, William Ropes. Paying-Teller, Edward Sharp. Receiving-Teller, Thomas Hooper. First Book-Keefier, Nathaniel H. Furness. Second Book-Keefier, James Dodd. Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, JosiahWillard. | Porter, Morris Bugbee. Discount Days—Monday and Thursday. Banks in Boston. IT'S anufacturers and Mechanicks Bank, No. 41, State-st. CapiLal,SroO,000. lac Stevens, President, \ james Dalton, Cashier. Directors^ Ebenezer T. Andrews, Samuel T. irm- •011^, Nathan el Curtis, George W. Crockett, Joseph A lelii, Henry H. Fullc, Jeremiah Gore, Aured chardson, Reuben Ricftards, jr. Ezekiel Sawin, Gill ' neel tck Teller y Nathaniel Clapp. Book-Ki-ejier^ Charles Hammatt Messenger and Porter^ Cha-les Steams, jr. Disctiunt every day. N'orth Bank^ Corner it Nonh Market-street. Capital, ^500,000. ihn Binney, President. \ Gurdon Steele, CasMer. Dirtctorsn, J. iJ. Brown, N. R. Cobb, isiiac Danf irtti, \mos Fcims worth, Nathaniel Faxon, John W. rail, tivjciry Orne, Thomas Thacher, Jesse Bird, inies Divis, Daniel Denny. Teller, P. H. Wnite. Book-Keefier, William Little, jr. Messenger and Porter^ Tnomas Redman. New-England Bank^ No, 67, State-street, (.::4pital 81,000,000. amuel D')rr, President, \ Philip Marett, Cashier, Directors, Samuel Dorr, Otis Everett, Henrv Gas- Btt, Nathaniel Goddard, Benj.imin Humphrey, George lowe. Mace Fisdale, J ihn Lowell, jr. Robert Roger- on, Lemuel Shaw, John D. Williams, Wiiliana Wot- hington. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Rpceiving Teller, Francis Greene, jr. Book-Keefier^ John Nazro. Discount Clerk, Elijah P. Clark. Pottery Aaron Burbank. Discount every day. Suffolk Bank, No. 65, State street. Capital, §500,000. Incorporated Feoruary 10, 1818. B. Stone, President. S. Jenry \ Matbew Parker, Cash. Diretorst H. B. Stone^ Joseph Baker, George BontJ, ir6 Banks in Boston. Ebenezer Breed, Samuel Hubbard, Ebenezer Franci "William Lawrence, John A. Lowell, N. P. Russe James Means, Jeffrey Richardson, B. R. Nichols. First Teller^ James Burroughs. Second Tt/ler, S. Morse, jun. Dtftcount Clerks W. Williams. JBook-Keefier^ Is^ac C. Brewer. Foreign Money Clerks, William Grubb, jr. D» 1 Belknap, W. Haywani, H. E. Whiting, j W. vV yman. Porter, R. Lord. Dibcount Days» Wednesday and Saturday. State 5an^, No 5 3, State street. Capita , gL 800,000. Incor. June 27, 1811. Charter to coi Mnue 20 yeai Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. E. A. Bourne, President. \ George Homer, Cashier Directors, Benjamin Bangs, William Shimmin, Th mas K. Thomas, wSamuel C. Gray, Jacob Hall, Dav Henshaw, S. Austin, jr. Charles J. Cazenove, John ] Davis, Samuel BiHingv, Levi Bartlett. Solicitor^ James T. Atistin. Paying Teller, John Dall. Receiving Teller^ Calvin Whiting. First Book-Keefier^ Jonathan Call. Second do. William E Vincent. Discount Clerk, Marcus Whiting. Messenger, Thomas Pitts. Porter, John White. Discount Days—Monday and Thursday. Union Bank, State street. Incorporated June 23, 1812, to continue till Oct 183 Capital, g800,000. Directors elected, on the 1st Monday in October. Cask Thomas L. Winthrop, Pres. \ Chester Adams, Directors, John Odin, James Freeman, William D hon, Saml. Fales, Thaddeus Nichols, Jonathan Amor jr. Ebenezer Parker, George Burroughs, Jeremw Fitch, Giles Lodge, John Stearns. Paying and Receiving Teller, Samuel Parker. First Book-Keefier, Nathaniel Emmons. Biscount Clerk, William Furness'. Banks in Massachusetts. 177 'ssenger^ Jonathan Trott. | Porter^ Oliver Jaquith. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Washington Bank^ No. 471, Washington street. Capital, S500,000. ron D. Sigourney, Cashier, Baldwin, President. \ A. lirectors, Aaron Baldwin, IThomas Brewer, O. her, J. P. Cook, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, nry Price, Josiah Stedman, Charles Thacher» John ompson, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams, Teller y J J. Soren. Book Kiefier, Joshua Child. Messenger and Porter^ Jtremy Drake. BANKS IN MASSACHUSETTS. Bunker Hill Bank at Charlestcwn. Capital, ^150.000. mothv Walker, Presid. | Henry J^ques, Cashier. Directors^ David Devens, Thomas J. Goodwin, ham Johnson, Isnac Mead, Elia; Phinney, Nathan fts, Isaac Warren, and Jonathan Brooks. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. For accommodation, the Boston depositing and col- ting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank, Mechanickfi Banky at Kewburyport. Capital, S^00,000. Discount day, Monday. :orporated Jnne 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1831. Officers elected 1st Monday in October. S. Rand, President. | John H. Hudson, Cashier. Phxnix Bank^ Mintucket, Capital, §200,000. ;orporated Feb. 27, 1795. Charter renewed to the Is' Monday in October, 1831. ph Chase, President. | Philip H. F olger, Cashier. Mintucktt Pacific Bank. Capital. 8200,000, Officers elected on the 1st Mrnday in July. iron Mitchell, President. | James Athearn, Cashier, anufacturers and Mechanicks Bank of JSfantucket* Capital, Si 00 000. iniel Jones, President. ( Barker Burriel, Cashier. | 178 Banks in Massachusetts. J^ewhuryfiort Bank. Capital, §210,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October, William Bartlet, President, j Samuel MuUik.in,Cashie Salem Bank. Capital, §250,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. Joseph Peabody, President. | Jos.n Moriarty, Cashier D'rectorsy John Derbv, Samuel Endicott, Renjam Merrill, Thomas P Bancroft, George Peabody, Dani A. White. Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Merchants Bank at Salem. Capital, §400,000. Incorporated J'lne 181 1. Charter to continue 20 yea; from the 1st Monday in October, 1811. Officers elected fi'-st Mondiay in October, annually. Joseph Stury, President. | J. W. Treadwell, Cashie Directors^ Joseph vVinn, William Silsbee, Michat Shepard, Abraham Kilham, David Cummins, Stephe C. Philips, Benjamin Cox, Joseph Osborn. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Commercial Bank, at Salem. Capital, §300,000. Willard Peele, President, j E. H. Payson, Cashier. Directors, William Fettyplace, Gideon Barstoy John Stone, John \ndrew, John W. Rogers, Nathanit Putnam, Leverett Saltonstall, Henry King. Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Exchange Bank at Salem. Capital, §300,000. Incorporated January 1823, to continue till 1st Monda; October, 1831. in | Officers elected on the 1st Monday in Oct. annually, I Cashier Gideon Tucker, President. | John Chadvvick, Directors, George Cleaveland, Frat.klin H. Story" Jbseph A. Peabody, Robert Upton, William E. Hacker John Dike, Frederick Howes. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Asiatic Bank at Salem. Capital, §200,000. Incorporated June 11, 1824. Officers elected on th« 4th of October. Cashier Stephen White, President. | Joseph S. Cabot, jPirectors, Joseph Ropes, Robert Stone, Nathan W Banks in Massachusetts. 179 2al, Tucker Daland, Robert Brookhouse, Pickering odge, David Moore, John B. Osgood. Mercantile Bank at Scdetm Capital, 8200,000. athaniel L. Rogers, Presi. | John A.Southwick, Cash. i' Dtrtctors^ John Winn, jr. Stephen W. Shepard, r ivid Pingree, Stephen Fogg, Peter E. W ebster, m. P. Endicott, David Putnam, Larkin Thorndike. Gloucester (Cape Ann) Bank. Capital, §120,000. rs elected on the 1st Monday in October annually, iiliam W. Parrot, Presi. | Joseph Allen, jr. Cashier. Beverly Bank, Capital, glOO,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. shua Fisher, President. | A. Thorndike, Cashier. Bedford Commercial Bank at Nenu-Bedford, Capital, §250,000. eo. Rowland, President. Joseph Ricketson, Cashier. | Plymouth Bank. Capital, glOO.OOO. icorporated Jure 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1, 183L Officers elected on the 1st Mondayip January, irnabas Hedge,President. j Nathaniel O^edwin, Cash. Worcester Bank. Capital, g20M00. Corporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue 19 years from the first Monday in October, 1812. Officers elected on the 1st Wednesday in October, aniel Wa do, President. | Samuel Jennison, Cashier, Barnstable Bank at Yarmouth. Capital; S100,000. Incorporated February 28, 1825. Lvid Crocker, President. | Fimothy Reed, Cashier. Mendon Bank. Capital, g 100,000. Incorporated February 7, 1824 ; to continue till October, 1831. President. ;h Hastings, | E. W. Hayward, Cashier. Millbury Bank. Capital, §100,000. porated June 18, 1825 ; to continue till Oct. 1831. Waters, President. | Lewis Mills, Cashier, 180 Banks in Massachusetts. Blackstone Bank, at Uxbridge, Capita!, §100,000. Incorporated June 18, 1825 ; to continue till Oct. IS John Caprou, President. | Jonathan Gregory, Ca; Sunderland Bank. Capital, §100,000. President. Luther Root, Nathaniel Smitn, | Cashier, Directors^ Nathaniel Smith, Erastus Graves, nheus Field, Jonathan Eastman, Lucius Boltw( Ebenezer H. Williams, Stephen Whitney. Farmers Bank, at Belchertonvn, C:4pital, S 100,000. '1\ Philo. Dickenson,President. j D. Lyman, Cashiei Manufacturers and MTchanicks Bank^ at Ware Capital, gl 00,000. Elnathan Jones, President. | Homer Bartlett, Cash: Hamfiden Bank at Westfidd. Capital, ^100.000. James Fowler, Priesident. | Thomas Ashley, Cashi Taunton Bank, at Taunton. Capital, §100 000 Incorp. June 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1, 183 President. | Samuel B. Kirg, Cashi Marblehead Bank. Capital, §120,000. Incorporated June 23, 181?; tocnnvinut- till Oci. 1 18 Officers elected on the tirsi M -i.day in Ociober. Russell, John Hooper, Preside:. t, | John Cashier. Hamfishire Pank at JVorthamfiton, Incorporated June 16, 1813. Joseph Lyman, President. | F. H. Wright, Cashier Dedham Bank. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated Feb. 1814; to cmitioue dli Oct. 1831 Willard Gay, President. I Ebenezer Fislier, jr. Ca DisC'.-unt Day, Friday. Cambridge Bank. Capital, §150,000. Incorporated March 4, 1826. James P. Chaplin, Presi. j Martin Lane, Cashier. Directors^ NeweU Bent, Is.iahBangs, James Chaplin, Charles Everett, Lev. Farwell William Fii Wiiiiam Hilliard, \sanel Stearns, John Trowbrige. Piscount Days, Tuesdays and Fridays, Banks in Massachusetts^ 181 Leicester Bank. Capital, g 100,000. icorporaced March 4, 1826 ; to continue till Oct. 1831* Horatio itin Clapp, President. | G. Henshaw, Casti. Lynn Mechankka Bank. Capital, g 1 00,000. Incorporated February 28, 1814. President. Isaac Story, mathan Batcheller, J Cashier. S/iringJiHd Bank. Capital, §150,000. )hn Hooker, President. | J tin Howard, Cashier, Agricultural Bank at Pittsfield. Capital, S 100,000. I icorporated July, 1818. . A. Newton, President . | Ezek.iel R. Colt, Cashier, Directors, Henry C. Brown, D.tvid Campbell, Jr. ;enr/ Shaw, E. A. Newton, Lemuel Pomeroy. Solicitor, Thomas A. Gold. Houaatonick Bank at ^tockbridge. Capital, 8100,000. yrus Williams, President. | 'i. Burrill, Cashier^ Franklin Bank. yman Kendall, President j Franklin Ripley, Cashiei'. Pawtucket Bank. Capital, glOO.OOO. Incorporated June 14, 1814. liverStarkweather, Pres. Amos A. Tillingjhast,Cash, J Merrimack Bank, at Haverhill, Capital, Sl50,000. Incorporated June 14, 1814. athaniel Hills, President. | L. Wiiite, Cashier, Falmouth Bank. Capital, glOO,000. lijah Swift, President. | Samuel P. Croswell, Cask. 'erchants Bank at A''e'w- Bedford. Capital, Sl50,00(>. ihn A. Parker, President. | James B. Congaon, Cash. Cumberland Bank at Portland. Cat ital, S200,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in June. Ibert Newhall, President. | Joseph Swift, Cashier, • Bank of Portland. Capital, g200,000. President rthurM'Lellan, | Aiford Richardson, Ca^h Merchants Bank at Portland, Capital, g 150,000. aiw Adams, President j John Oxnard, Cashtp^i 182 Insurance Companies in Bostoni. INSURANCE OFFICES IN BOSTON. ^itan Innurance Com/iany, Conjer of State and Congress streets. Capi. gSOO.C Insures on Fire and Marine risksb Incorporated Febj uary 6, 1824. SamuelA. Wells, President. | Andrew C. Dorr, jr. S Directors, H. D. Shepherd, Joseph W. Lp\ Charles Tracy, John Borland, J. T. Slade, E. H. R bins, jr. Richard Devens, William Bangs, Edwi Cruft, Benjamin Bangs, Charles G. Loring, Stepl W^hite, of Salem, William W. Parrott, of Gloucest Phineas Sprague, of Duxbury. Messenger, Wm. Woodbury. American Insurance Comfiany* No. 58, State street. Capital, §300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated June 13, 1818. Francis J. 01iver,President. | William Stimpson,Sec* Directors, Nathan Appleton, David W. Chi Horace Gray, John Heard, jr. Caleb Loring, Pasct P. Pope, Benjamin Rich, Robert G. Shaw, Isa Winslow, Lot Wheelwright, Samuel Appkton. Boston Marine Insurance Comfiany, No. 50, State street, Capital, §300,000. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1799, and to continue 40 yea) Officers elected on the 1st Monday in J^nu^ry. Daniel Sargent, President. Joseph May, Secret-^rv. | Directors, J >s-ph Coolidge, Thomas B. Curtis, J )ni than Davis, Francis Lee, Thomas Parsons, Benjam T. Pickman, William Pratt, Daniel Sargent, Thorn- W. Ward, Thomas Wigglesworth, Timothy William John L, Gardner. Messenger, Asnph Grover. Boston Insurance Comp,any. No. 48, State street. Capital. §300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated Fcbvuar. II, 1823. President. CeiQuel Pope, J George W. Armstrong,Se< Insurance Companies in Boston. iSd Directors, Giles Lodge, John Pratt, Nathaniel God- d, J hn Bellows, John Bryant, John F. Lcring> )ses Wheeler, W iiliam Lawrence. Boylstoii Fire and Marine Insurance ^Comfiany, Capital, g300,000. ran Baldwin, President, j C. E. Habicht, Secretary. Jf'rectors, Charles Davis, J. P, Cook, Winsor Fay, ijamin V. French, Josiah Stedman, John Thomp- Solomon Towne, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams, omas Brewer, J. P. Townsend. Columbian Insurance Comfiany, No. 43, State street. Capital, §300,000. Insure! en Marine risks only. Incorporated Feb. 22, 1820. arles Bradbury.President. | J. P. Tappan, SecVy. Jireciors, Charles Bradbury, Henry SigourneV, tiiel P. Parker, Ebenezer Appieton, Thomas H. 'kins, jr. Ebenezer Rollins, Charles Torrey. Commoniveahh Insurance Comfiany. No. 12, State street. Capital, 8300,000. Insures on Fire and !V{arine risks. Incorporated February 20, 18-24. athan Buffinton, NaihU Hall.jr. Presid. j Sec'ry, "Xrectors, Charles Brown, Aridrew Dunlap, Wil- 1 Freeman, David Henshaw, George A. Hodges, stor Houghton, Htll J. H -v, William Lyman, Jo*in ner, David Rice, Thomas Fhaclier, 8i njainin F, eland, John K. Simpson, Charles Hood, Henry e, \da!ns Bailey, Larra Crane, Manin Bar.?s, haniel F xon, Samuel S. L^wis, acotto Clark, liel Shattuck, Larkin Thorndike. 184 Insurance Companies in Boston. Franklin Insurance Company. No. 57. Stae street. Capital, §300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorpuratrd Fvbruary 10. 1823. Francis Welch, President. I Joseph Ward, Secretar Francis O. Watts, Solicitor. | S G Rogers, jr. Clerk. Directors, Samuel L Abbot, Lemuel Crackbc Willian» Dehon, John Lamson, James Head, Willia Shimmin, Francis Welch» Francis O. Watts, Elipha] Williaois. Globe Fire and Marine Insurance Company^ No. 36, Statf street. Capital, $300,000. Incorporated February 9, 1824. Hales. President. H. Lunt,Secretai William | James Direct rs. Abet Adams, Samuel C. Gray, Ena Silsby, William B. Sweti, William Gcddard, Jo Sever, John A. Bacon.. Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Compai No. 45, State street. Capital, ^400,000. Insores on Marine risks only. Incorporated (originally. June 25, 1795) Feb. 13, 17? Officers elected on the )ast Wednesday in August. Nathaniel G. Snelling, Pres. [ J;cob Rust, Secretary. Directors, Jonathan Amory, Benjamin Buss y, Jon than Chapman, Samuel C' bb, David Ehis, Josei Head, Joseph Hurd, Samuel Hansmond, Benjanc Joy, Jonathan Mason, Harrist n G. Otis, Jofn Weih Daniel Webster, William P. Mason, John Odin, E ward Blanc hd»d. Messenger^ Ebenezer Kenfield. Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company, No. 60, State street, Up stairs. Funds, S300,0( Officers elected on the 1st I uesday in June. Incorpor'-.ted March I, 1798. Turner Phillips, President. | Andr. Cunningharn, Se Insurance Companies in Boston. 185 Directors t Joseph Coolidge, Joseph Levering, James Jillips, Jonathan Chapman, George Bartlett, (of ( arlestown) I'homas Dennie, Ebenezer T. Andrews, ; m D. Williams, Wiliiam Sullivan, Charles Wells, Armstrong, Joseph I muel T. Austin. Messenger^ George Humphreys. Merchants Insurance Comfiany. No. 38. State street. Capital. $300,000. Insures od Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated December 5, i816 ; for 20 years, eph Balch, President. I Andrew G. Winslow, Sec.^ cnl.Tenney, Assist. Pi*es. | Samuel W.Swett,C.erk. Directors^ Joshua Blnke, Henry Hall, Nathaniel irtis, Benjamin Thompoon, Charles W. Cartwright, sker H. Swett, Henry Hovey, Samuel Whitwell, jr. iah Marshall, Eujah Loring, Arthur French, Titus elles. Messenger ^ Samuel H. Pinks. ^Massachusetts Hosfiital Life Insurance Comfiany^ 54, State St. Capital, $600,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 1818. President, Vice- Presidents t Samuel Appleton, William Bartlet, ter C. Brooks, Jo-eph Head, Charles Jackson, John well, Harrison G. Otis, John Parker, Joseph Pea- ly, Thomas H. Perkins, William Pr Att, Josiah Quin- David Sears, Nath.tniel Siisbee, Israel Thorndike. Directors^ Nathan Appleton, John Bryant, Ebenezer ancis, John C. Gray, Gardiner Greene, Samuel bbard, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos Lawr- nee, lom-ds M itley, Daniel P. Parker, William Prescott, :orge Ticknor. ictuary^ N;«thaniel Bowditch. Secretary y Moses L. Hale. Messengery Jonathan C. Pinks. Manufacturers Insurance Comfiany, No. 63, State .street. Capital, $300,000,. Insures on Fire risks only. Incorpo'itted Februar> 23, 1822. Officers elecifx! on the 2 1 Tu-sday in January, se Putnam, Pt'sident. | Samuel Hunt, Secretary, Q 2 186 Insurance Companies in Boston. Directors^ Jesse Putiinm. Robert Rogersnn, An Binney, William Shimniin, John Bumstead, Ebenez T. Andrews, Edmund Munn»e, Geot ge Prntt, Geoi O. Jones, Wiliiam Parker, George H. Kuhn, Sami Billings. Mercantile Marine Insurance Comfmny, No. 62, State street. Capital, $300,000. Incorporated Feb. 11, 1823. Sec'i Joseph B.^ker, President. | Nathaniel iVIeriam, Directors^ Henry Lee, San.uel Fales, Jeremi. Fitch, Isaac C, Pray, J.:^mes Johnson, ThomasWelsJi, Chartes T. Parsons, David Low, Thonnas Cordis, Pet R. Dalton. JVe'U)- England Marin Insurance Comfiany. No. 34, State street. Capital, $300,000. Inco'porat d March 5 1803; charter renewed. James Hali, Pr' sident | John Waters, Secretary. Directors, James Hall, Pet^ r C. Brooks, Josi; Bradiee, Gardiner Greene, Nthem;ah P rsons, R:C ard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden, Thomas L. Winthro Joseph Saunders, Ignatus Sargent, Ozias Goodwin. Messejiger George Goldiug. Suffolk Insurance Comfiany. No. 37, State street. Capital. $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated 1803, tnr 20 years; charter renewed, 181 S. G.Perkins, PFesident. | Beija B.:lch, Seciet^ry Directors^ S muel Cabot, H-nry Lunt, Israel Mu son, Henry Hubbard, Cbiales C. Parsons, Georj Searle. Charles Thacber, George W. Lvman, W liam Ritchie, Samuel G. Perkins, William Lande Benjamin C. Clark. United States Imu ance Comfiany. Capita;, S200.0000. Parker H. Pierce, President. Archibald Foster, Sec'r | Directors, Parker H. Pierce, Benjamin Fiske, Jon; Ca) le^on, ihan Benjamin --lumphrev, John J. Valertip Thomas V\ insor, John Binney, Ezra Weston, NewW Willey, George Tyson, Joseph Ballister. Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. 187 Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Comfiany^ No 42, State street. Capital, §200,000. Incorporaterl Feb. 7, 1824. homas Lamb, President. Josiah L. H ile, Secretary. | Directors^ William Sturgis, Henry Gray, T' bias Old, John P, Thorndike, John L. Dimmock, John sinner, Caleb Curtis, William B. Reynolds. Salem Marim Insurance Comfiany. Capital, $200,000. Incorporated June 9, 1800. acob Ashton, President. | Wiliiam Ashton, Secretary. Union Marine Insurance Comfiany^ at Satem^ Capital. $200 000. Incorp Feb. 24, 1804. loses President Wiliiam Sage, Sec*ry. Townsen.J, | Commercial Insurance Company^ at Salem, Capital, $200,000. Incorporated June 12, 1818. George Cleaveland, Presi. j Joseph Andrew- s, Sec'ry. Oriental Insurance Comp.any^ at Salem, lapital, $200 000. Incor. Feb 24, 1820. f(^r 20 years. Viiliam Fettyplnce, Presi. Nathan Peirce, jr. Sec*ry. ( Merchants Insurance Comfiany ^ at Salem.. Capital, $150,000. Inorpora ted February 10, 1823. •eter Lander, President. | Peter Lander, jr. Sec'ry. Mercantile Insurance Comfiany.^ at Salem. Capital, §150,000. Incorp. Feb. 6. 1825. ohn Winn, jr. President. | Samuel Si ocum, Secretary, Worcester County Mutual F re Insurance Comfiany. Capita!, 8^00,000. Incorp. Feb. 11, 1823 ; for 28 years, rejoice Newtr;n, President. ) Wm. D. Wheeler, Sec'ry. Rejoice Newton, 1'reasurer. Directors^ Nathaniel P. Denny, Abijah Bigelovr, aro7 Tufts, Isaac Goodwin, Bezaleel Taft, jr. Calvin Villard, Theophilus Wheeler, Frederick W. Paine. Beverly Marine Insurance Comfiany. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated Jur.e 20, 1809 ; to continue 20 years. obert RantouljPresident. • Isaac Flagg, Secretary. 188 Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. Marblehead Insurance Comjiany, Incorporated March 8, 1803. Nathaniel L. Hooper, Pres. | Samuel F. Trefry, SecV Gloucester Marine Insurance Comfiany, Incorporated June 2i, 1803. William Pearce, President. | Wm. Saville, Secretary Bedford Commercial Insurance Comfiany^ at J^et Bedford, Capital, $100,000. James Arnold, Pi-esident. j John B. Smith, Secretar Merchants Insurance Company, at New-Bedford, Capital, $100,000. Stephen Merrihew, Presi. | William C, Nye, Sec'ry, Union Marine Insurance Company at Mmtucket. Capital, 8100,000. Incorp. June 21, 1804. William Coffin, President. ( John Cartw right, Sec'rj Phxnix Insurance Company^ at Mintucket, Capital, §100,000. Incorporated June 12, 1818 ; to continue 20 years. Hezekiah Barnard, Presid. Daniel Coffin, Secretary | Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachuaetta Government. Governor, .-.-,.. jgf3666,6T Lieutenant-Governor, ----- 533,33 Chief Justice of the S. J. Court, - - - 3500,00 ThrtP other Justice* of the S. J. Court, each, - 3000,00 Attoiney-Generat, ---- = - 2000,00 Soilcitor-General, .-.- = . 2000,00 Secretary, - - 2000,00 Treasurer, ....- = , 2000,00 Adjutant.General, ---- = - 1500,00 Bepovterof\>ecisions in S.J. Court, / = - 1000,00 Counstl'ors, Seiiators, and Rrpre?ent3aves, two dollars ea«'h for eac day's attt-ndance, and two dollars for every teu jiiles tiaveS.— Piisidc. of the Senate and Speaker of tUe ilouse, four dollars per day &> t;ae day's attendsvnce. il5ational Begister* GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. fOHN QUINCY ADAMS, ll.d. (Ma« TWENTIETH CO]>faKESS. SENATE. (48.) Terms expire. Term* expire. aine, John Chandler, 1823 ^Albion K. Parrie, 1833 Hampshire, Samuel Bell, 29 Levi Woodbury, 31 srmont, Dudley Cha.se, 31 Horatio Seymour, 33 ass. Nathanial Silsbee, 29 *Daniel Webster, 33 Island, Nehe. R. Knight, 29 Asher Robbins, 33 innecticut, CalvinVVilley, 31 *Samuel A. Foot, 33 ew York, Nftthan .Sanford, 31 Martin Van Buren, 33 .Jer5e?/,MahlonDickerson,29 Ephraim Bateman, 33 ennsyl. William Marks, 31 *Isaac D. Barnard, 33 el. Henry M. Ridgely, 29 *Louis M'Lane, 33 'iar. Ezekiel F. Chambers, 31 Samuel Smith, 33 irginid. Lit. W.Tazewell, 29 '^John Tyler, 33 Carolina, John Branch, 29 Nathaniel Vjacon, 31 Carolina, Robt.Y.Hayne, 29 William Smith, 31 eorgia, ThoraasW.Cobb, ^9 John M. Berrien, 31 'entuck. Rich. M.Johnson, 29 John Rowan, 31 'ennessee, Hugh L,White, 31 John H. Eaton, 33 kio, William H.Harrison, 31 Benjamin Ruggles, 33 oui. Dominique Bouligny 29 Josiah S. Johnston, 31 id2ana,WilIiamHendricks,31 James Noble, 33 tissi. ThomasH.Williams, 29 tPowhatan Ellis, 33 linois, Jesse B Thomas, 29 Elias K.Kane, 31 Uabama, William R.King, 29 John M'Kinley, 31 {ifisouri, David Barton, 31 Thomas H. Benton, 33 Walter Lowrie, Secretary, President's salary, $25,000. Vice President's, $5,000. Constitution, the t By the Vice President is President of the Senate j «t has no voice, unless the Senate is equally divided. Each State is llowed the same number of Electors of President and Vice President, as leir whole number of Senators and Representatives in Congress. • N*w Membei'/i, t Members fovraerlj^, 190 Twentieth Congress. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (213.) Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, Speaker. MAINE sends 7. John Anderson Jeremiah O'Brien Peleg Sprague *Samuel Butman James W. Ripley *Jos. F. VVingatc *Rufus M'lntire NEW HAMPSHIRE 6. *David Barker, jr. Titus Brown Jona. Harvey Bartlett Tlios. Whipple, Ichabod Joseph Healey j VERMONT 5. fDanl. A. A. Buck Roliin C. Mallary George E. Wale? *Jonathan Hunt *Benjamin tfwift MASSACHUSETTS 13. Samuel C. Allen HenryW^. Dwight John Locke John Bailey Edward Everett John Reed ^Isaac C. Bates tBenja. Gorham *Jo&ephRichards( B.W.Crowninshield*James L. Hodges John Varnura 4^ohn Davis RHODK ISLAND 2. Tristam Burges Dutee J. Pearce. CONNECI'ICUT 6. John Baldwin Ralph I. IrigersoU Elisha Phelps Noyes Barber Orange Merwin *DaYid Plant NEW YORK 34. *Daniel D.Barnard *Selah R. Hobbie *John G. Stower *George O. Belden Martin Hoffman James Strong *Rudolph Bunner *Richard Keese John W. Taylor C. C. Carabreleng Jeromus Johnson *Phineas L. Trac) *Samuel Chase *John Magee S. Van Rensselaer *John C. Clark Henry Markell GulianC.Verplanc *John 1. De Graff Hen'yC.MartindaleAaron Ward tJohn D.Dickinson Dudley Marvin *John J. Wood *Jonas Earll, jr. *John Maynard Silas Wood Daniel G. Garnsey tThos. J. Oakley tDavid Woodcock *]Nathaniel Garrow Henry R. Storrs *Silas Wright, jr. John Hallock, jr. NEW JERSEY 6. Lewis Condict *Isaac Pierson *Hedge Thompsor George Holcomb Samuel Swan Ebeuezer Tucker • New Members. t Members of a previous Congrew, but BOt of tbe U»t« Twentieth Congress. 191 PENNSYLVANIA 26. 'illiam Addams *AdamKing tJohn Serjeant iamuel ^\nderson George Kremer *John B. Sterigere .^bouids Barlow Joseph Lawrence James S. Stevenson loies Buchanan Sawuel M'Kean *Joel B. Sutherland Lichard Coulter Daniel H. Miller Andrew Stewart iaunce> Forward Charles Miner Espy Van Home oseph Frey, jr. John Mitchell James Wilson ines Green Robert Orr, jr. George Wolf muel D. Ingham *Williara Ramsay DELAWARE 1. Kensey Johns, jr. MARYLAND 9. ihn Barney John L. Kerr *Geo.CWashington ement Dorsey Peter Little John C. Weems evin Gale *Michael C.Sprigg^*Ephr. K. Wilson VIRGINIA 22. obert Allen ThomasDavenport f John Randolph irk Alexander t John Floyd William C. Rives lliam S. Archer *Isaac Leffler *John Roane m.Armstrongjr. *Lewis Maxwell tAlexander Smyth lin S. Barbour Charles F. Mercer Andrew Stevenson hilip P. Barbour William M'Coy John Taliaferro rwell Bassett Thomas Newton James Trezvant thl.H. Claiborne NORTH CAROLINA 13. Illis Alston tJohn Culpeper Lemuel Sawyer n'l.L.Barringer tThomas H. Hall *Aug. H. ShepherS" m H. Bryan Gabriel Holmes *Daniel Turner muel P. Carson John Long Lewis W^illiams nry VV. Conner SOUTH CAROLINA 9. m Carter James Hamilton Thomas R.Mitchell ''arren R. Davis George MDuffie *Wm. T. Nuckolls Hiam Drayton *Wm. D. Martin Starling Tucker GKORGIA 7. ihn Floyd Charles E. Haynes W'iley Thompson omlinson Fort t Wilson Lumpkin tRichard H. Wild» 3orge R.Gilmer KENTUCKY 12. :h'd A. Buckner Joseph Lecompte Thomas? Metcalfe —Chilton Robert P. Letcher Thomas P. Moore nes Clarke *Chittenden Lvon *J<)el Yonry enry Daniel Robert M'Hatton CharlesA.VV ickliffe y 194 Twentieth Congress. TENNESSEE 9. John Bell *Robert Desha John H. Marabl* Jotin Blair Jacob C. Isacks James C. Mitche *David Crockett *Pryor Lea James K. Polk OHIO 14. Mordecai Bartley William M'Lean Samuel F.Vintc Philemon Beecher *William Russell Elisha Whittles* f Wm.Creighton,jr. John Sloane John Woods John Davenport *Wm. Stanberry John C. Wright James Findlay Joseph Vance LOUISIANA 3. William L. Brent Henry H. Gurley Edward Livingev INDIANA 3. ^Thomas H. Blake Jonathan Jennings *01iver H. Sm MISSISSIPPI 1. William Haile. ILLINOIS 1. *Jo8eph Duncan. ALABAMA 3. Gabriel Moore George W. Owen John M'K^e MISSOURI 1. *Edward Bates DELEGATES. MICHIGAN TERRITORY. Austiu E. Wing ARKANSAW " FLORIDA " Joseph M. White SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State, Henry Clay, (Kent.) Salary, $6( Chief Clerk, Daniel Brent, (Virg.) 2( Treasury, Richard Rush, (Penn.) 6( Chief Clerk, Edward Jones, (N. Y.) 2C War, J\MEs Barbour, (Virg) 6C Chief Clerk, Charles J. Nourse, (N. Y.) 2C JVavy, Samuel L. Southard, (N. J.) 6C Chief Clerk, Charles Hay, (Virg.) treasury officers. First Comptroller Joseph Anderson, (Ten.) 3c Second do. Richard Cutts, (Maine.) 3C First Auditor, Richard Harrison, (Maryl.) 3C Second do. William Lee, (.Mass.) 3C Thdrd do. Peter Hagner, (Penn.) 3C Fourth do. Tobias Watkins, (Maryl.) 3C Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, (Dela.) »0 District Officers. 195 reasurer, Thomas T. Tucker, (S .C.) 3000 egister, Joseph Nourse, (Vir^.) 3000 ommissioner of Land Office, Geo. Graham, (Virg.^ 3000 GENERAL POST OFFICE. ost Master Gen. John M'Lean, (Ohio.) G009 ssistant do. Abraham Bradley, (Conn.) 2500 do. do. Phineas Bradley, (Conn.) 2500 MINT. irector, Samuel Moore, (Penn.) 2000 reasurer f James Rush, (Penn.) 1200 JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. John Marshall, (Virg.) Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500 each, jshrod Washington, FzV^ Joseph Story, Massachusetts. '^illiam Johnson, 5. Caro Smith Thompson, JV. York. abriel Duvall, Maryland Robert Trimble, Kentucky. Attorney General, William Wirt, of Virginia. Salary, $3500. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine, Ashur Ware, Judge. Ether Shepley, Attorney, 3njamin Green, Marshal. John Mussey, jr. Clerk. J\few Hampshire, John S. Sherburne, Judge. ttorney. Pearson Cogswell, Marshall. — Cutter, Clerk. Massachusetts, John Davis, Judge. George Blake, ttorney. Samuel D. Harris, Marshal. Horatio Bass, eputy Marshal.-— Marshal's Office, County Court House, 3hool Street. John W. Davis, District Clerk. Office Id Court House, Court Street. Rhode Island, John Pitman, Judge. RichardW.Greene, ttorney. Burrington Anthony, Marshal. Benjamin swell, Clerk. Connecticut, William Bristol, Judge. Hezekiah Hun^ igton, Attorney. James Mitchell, Marshal. Vermont, Elijah Paine, Judge. William A. Griswold, ttorney. Joseph Edson, Marshal. J{ew York, South District, Samuel R. Betts, Judge. )bert Till Olson, Attorney. Thomas Morris, Marshal, oves Dill, Clerk. J^orth District^ Alfred Conkling. 194 District Officers. Judge. Samuel Beardsley, Attorney. John W. Livings ton, IVIarshal. JVeto Jersey, William Rossell, Judge. Lucius Q. ( Elmer, Attorney. Oliver W. Ogden, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (East) Richard Peters, Judge. Charlf J. Ingersoll, Vttorney. John Conard, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (West) William Wilkins, Judge. Ale: ander Brackeuridge, Attorney. Hugh Davis, Marshal. Delaware, Willard Hall, Judge. George Reed, jr. A torney. James Brobson, Marshal. Maryland, Ehas Glenn, Judge. Nathaniel WillianfJ Attorney. Thomas Finley, Marsha'. Virginia, (East) George Hay, Judge. Robert Stanan Attorney. John Pegram, Marshal. Caldwell, Virginia, ( West) Alexander Judge. Edwi S. Duncan, Attorney. Benjamin Reeder, Marshal. JVorth Carolina, Henry Potter, Judge. Thomas I Devereux, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshal. South Carolina, Thomas Lee, Judge. John Gadsdei Attorney. Morton A. Waring, Marshal. James Jewe Clerk. Georgia, Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge. Matthew H. M'A lister, Attorney. John H. Morell, Marshal. Kentucky, John Boyle, Judge. John J. Crittendei Attorney. Chapman Coleman, Marshal. East Tennessee, John M'Nairy, Judge of both District Prior Lea, Attorney. Charles J. Porter, Marshal. West Tennessee, Thomas H. Fletcher, Attorney. Ro) ert Purdy, Marshal. Ohio, Charles W. Bird, Judge. Joseph S. Benhan Attorney. William Dougherty, Marshal. Louisiana, Thomas B. Robertson, Judge. John Vi Smith, Attorney, East District. John Brownson, d< West District. John Nicholson, Marshal, East Distri/c Andrew Dumartrait, do. West District. Indiana, Benjamin Parke, Judge. Charles Dewey, A torney. John Vawter, Marshal. Mississippi, Peter Randolph, Judge. William B. Gri fith, Attorney. Charles M. Norton, Marshal. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, Judge. Sidney Breese, Attoi ney. Henry Conner, Marshal. Alabama, William Crawford, Judge. Henry Hitchcocl Attorney. Francis W. Armstrong, Marshal. Norther District, Henry J. Thornton, Attorney. Missouri, James H. Peck, Judge. Beverly Allen, Attn fi;^y. John Simonds^ jr. Marshal. ; Sittings of the Federal Courts. 195 ( District of Columbia, William Cranch, Chief Judge. Huckner Thruston, and James C Mors^ll, Assistant Judg- ^ s. Thomas Swan, Attorney. Tench Ringgold, Marshal. Sittings of the Federal Courts, SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the second Monday in anuary annually. When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be jlden on the Monday following. FIRST CIRCUIT. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the Sth of May nd at Exeter on the Sth of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of No- ember ; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15, and Oct. 15. In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at Wiscasset, jt of October. SECOND CIRCUIT. In Connecticut, at New-Haven, on the 13th day of pril ; and at Hartford, on the 17th of September. In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May, and Rutland, on the 3d of October. InA'ew York, at New York, April 1, and Sept. 1. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine, at Portland, the 1st Tuesday in June, and le 1st Tuesday in December ; and at Wiscasset, the last uesday in February, and 2d Tuesday in September. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in March id September ; and at Exeter, 3d in June and December. In Vermont, at Windsor and Rutland, October 6, and ay 24. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and h in June, 2d in September, and 1st in December. In Rhode Island, at Newport and Providence, first Mon* ly in Feb. and Aug. and 1st Monday in May and Nov. In Connecticut, at New Haven, 3d Tuesday in Feb. and ugust ; at Hartford, 3d Tuesday in May and November, Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the istrict Judges have power to hold special Courts^ in their gpective Districts, at their discretion. 196 Counsellors and Attorneys, Circuit Court Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Courtf Massachusetts District. Rufus G. Amory Benja. Gorham Samuel J. Gardne E. S. Livennore Alex. Townsend Russell Jarvis Harrison G. Otis LeveretSaltonstall W.R.P.Washburr William Prescott Jo?iah P. Cooke Franklin Dexter George Blake William Minot John R. AHan Benja. Whitman Joiin Knapp Wm. A. Warner Josiah Q,uincy Ebenezer Moseley Bradford Sumnei Samuel Haven William Austin John B. Davis Joseph Rowe Elijah Mor*e E. Ritchie Dorr Ebenezer Gay Sherman Leland Jos. Harrington William Sullivan lienrv Orne Waldo Flint John Heard, jr. Samuel D. Ward John T. Winthro Peter O. Thacher Octavius Pickering James Bovvdoin Warren Dutton William Gale Ninian C. Betton Samuel D. Parker Francis Basset Wm. H. Gardinei Thos. Welch, jr. Wm. P. Mason Abraham A. Dare James T. Austin Dav. A. Simmons Willard Phillips Wm. C. Aylvvin Kilborn W' hitman Henry W. Dwigh Saml. F. M^Cleary William Parker Abrah. W.Fullei Joseph E. Smith Flijah F.Wallace George Ga} Samuel Hubbard John Pickering Thos. W. Phillips Lemuel Shaw Benj. R. Nichols Theron Metcaif Joseph E. Sprague Wm. Simmons Abraham Moore Augustus Peabody Charles P. Curtis Richard Fletcher David CummingB Francis C. Gray Saml. E. Sewall Wm. D. Sohier James C Merrill Sidney Bartlett John Stuart Thomas Power William J.Hubba) D. S. Greenough Cyrus Alden Isaac P. Osgood Benjamin Guild Charles G.Loring Henry H. Fuller Saml. K. Williams Zechariah Eddy Lem'l. Williams,] Phineas Blair The subject of compensation for slaves seized by tl British on our coasts during the late war, which was or of the points not definitely settled by the Treaty of Gher has been at length satisfactorily and finally adjusted, h the payment of $1,204,960 on the part of Great Britai: in the way of indemnity. The receipts of the Post Office Department for the yej I, ending July 1827, amounted to $1,473,551 i exceedin the expenditures hy more than $100,000. Custom House Officers. 19T CUSTOM HOUSE FOR THE DISTRICT OF BOSTON AND CHARLESTOWN. The Custom House opens in the Summer season at ? o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the winter season it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at I o'clock, p. M. Collector and Aaval Officers' Defiartment. Henry A. S. Dearoorn, CrMector. Thomas MelviU, Kaval Officer. Samuel Parker, Deputy Naval Officer, William Pahiey, jr. Clerk, John Bingham, Bond Clerk. Samuel Parker, Dtbenture Clerk. J. r. Prince, do. do. Dtputy Colleclor^s Department. John Wiieeiw right, Deputy Collector. Benjamin Br<.wn, Cash Cltrk ^ Book Keeper. A Bailev, B. Clerks and S. Book Keeper. Wiila'u A. Weiimai), Imfiort Clerk. Coastwise and Clearance Department, John J oh ii son, ChieJ Clerk. WiUiim Rowson, S. Whitcomb, jr. Clerks, Surveyor^ Elbndg;e (ierry. Deputy, John Skinner Insfiec'ors in Boston and Charle-stown, oseph W Homer John xMinot Francis G. Deblois )atuis Boardmau A. W. Ph xter Daniel Rhodes, jr. irthur Lithgow John N Welch Horace H ;Watson jbenezer Clough Nathan Fisk Anas/i Penriman B. Hewes C. Durant Joseph Stevens reorge Johnson Thomas Wells John Skinner Charles Lincoln Henry Harris otham Lincoln, jr. Hingham. Joel Wilcut, Cohasaet, IVighers and Gaugers. Boston 1st Chariestown. oseph Loring Lt.wis Deb'ois Ezra Davis "homas Rice Thomas M Vinson Nathaniel Tracy ohn Champney Marker of Teas and Prover of Spirits* Samuel Draper, Francis C. Whiston. Public appraisers. Little, Isaac Waters—Thomas VUliam R3 Taber, Clerk* 198 Custom House Officers, Measurers of Salt and Coal. Thaddeus Page James Ridgway Joseph N.Howe Joseph Grafton L. H. Osgood Boarding Officer of the Customs- Joseph W. H jmer. Cjffice at the end of Long Wharl Commander of the Revenue Cutter* Simuel R. Irevett. Lewis Girdle; , First Lieutenant. Penn Townsend, Second Lieutenant. Wardens of the Port and Surveyors of the Damagt on Fes-els and Cargoes, John Cruft, Benjamin Smith Joseph Riplev. Keeper of the Custom Houae^ Nathaniel Paine. Pilotsfor Outward Div. Port and Harbour of Boston Josiah Avres,Lemuel Ayres, John Sargent. Matt.Hunt Inward Div. R. Coombs, J'^hn Wilson, Robert Knox '"»##'*' COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS IN OTHER PLACES. Jame« Miller Salem G, Wheelwright A'mwf^M B. CrnwninshieJd Marbl' h Stephenl'hacherPassam^ Wm P'.'arce,jr.G/oMC'"-9^fr D niel Ijane Belfns Isaiah L.Green5'jr«5^a6/<» S. K. Oilman PenobscOi Wm. H. Page Bath Zabdiel Sampson/^/z/mowf/ Thos. Cook Edgartown Isaac Ilsley, jr. Portlam "ES.Ja.rvhFrenchman^sB. Daniel Granger Snci Asa Andrews Ifiswich Denny M'Cobb Waldoboro Joseph Storer Kmnebunk Francis Cook Wi-casse, MartinT.Mofton .Vaw^i^rA" J. Savage York K.YveGnxdin JVeW' Bedford Samuel A. Morse Mochiat James Prince J\/ewbury/i. Seth Williams JDigh(on\ Naval Officers, Henrv Elkms, Sal^m and Beverly, Thomas Carter, Newburyp,ort» Surveyors and Insfirctors, ) Saim Ebenezer Dale Gloucester John Saunders I ^ Hezekiah Prince 7%owa*fn ) Beverly James T Boyd Portland Joshua Prentis Marbleh. Isaac Carter Augusta. Wm. Cross JVewburyfiort Nathan Fisk Cambrg'p.ort Samuel Agar Eastfiort Cummings Jenkins ScUuate Pilot, PURCHASING DEPARTMENT. lallender Irvine, com. gen. of pur. PAY DEPARTMENT. lolonel Nathan Towson, Paymaster-General, 'homas Wright. Paymaster. sher Phillips, 200 Army of the United States. Assistant Surgeons. James H. Sargent Lyman Foot John W. Baylor Syh ester Day C. A. tinley John Torrey William Turner R. M toleman P. G. Randolph Foster Swift Benjamin King Hamil.S.Hawkins T. I. C. Monroe Prestley H. Craig John Thurston Samuel B. Smith John Jackson Alfred W. Elwes James Mann John A. Brereton Robert C. Wood J. Wallace Henry Stevenson Lawr. Sprague Joseph Eaton Mordecai Hale Joe] Martin Geo. C. Clitherall Ri< h. S Satterlee Thos. h. Bryant Joseph P. Russell Zina Pitcher Robert Archer Rich. Weightman Robert M. Millan Philip Minis J.P.C. Miidmahon Edwin James Robert K. Kerr Wm. Beaumont E. Macomb Henry Slinnecke Wm. H. Nicoll Charlec F. Luce Robert French Sam.G.T.DeCamp ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. Corps of E7igineers. Alexander Macomb, Chief Engineer, Maj. Gen. brei General Simon Bernard, Assistant Engineer. Lieutenant-Colonel^ Charles Gratiot. Majors. J. G. Totten, Lt. CoL brev. Samuel Babcock Captains Sylvanus Thayer, Lt. Col, br. John L. Smith R. E. De Russey, Maj. br. George Blaney T. W. Maurice William H. Chase First Lieutenants, Thomas I. Leslie, paymast. Richan Delafield, Andrew Talcott, William A. Eliaeon, Corneliu A. Ogden, Henry Brewerton. Second Lieutenants^ Stephen Tuttle, br. Edward H Courtenay, George Dutton, Joseph Mansfield, Alfre( Mordecai, Dennis H. Mahan, Alexander D. Bache, br Peter Martin, br. Alexander H. Bowman, br. Thompso* S. Brown, br. William H. C. Battlett, br. Tbomate S Twiss. . Armj of the United States. 201 TOFOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS. Majors obn Anderson, Lt. Col. br. James Kearney, Lt. Col. br* saac Roberdeau, do. Stephen H. Long, do^ ohn J, Abert, do. P. H. Perrault, do. ASSISTANT TOP. ENGINEERS. Captains. 'Villiam Tell Poussin Hartman Bache ohn Le Conte W. G. M'NeiU FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Colonel^ James House Litutenant Colonel G. Bomford, Col. brevet. VVal' hcM, Lieut. Colonel, MajorJ John B. breret, Captaint. K. S. Brooks, maj br t . vVhitin^ 3. Churchill, maj br R- L. Baker W. J. Worth, maj br H. Saunders Hilo Mason R. M. Khby, br lenry Whiting, maj br N. G Dana First Lieutenants. Piraothy Green, ACS J. Howard, ACS J Davis, A Q M D. Van Ness I>.W Griswold, adjutant Justin Dimick, ACS N. Smith, ACS Daniel Tyler Simonson W.H.Swift ohn Symington Lemuel Gates ^. A. Patrick D. D. Tompkins, A C S iiles Porter, ACS G D. Ramsay jreorge Webb, ACS Jona. Prescott Second Lieutenants. Dharles Dimmock, ACS S. V. R. Ryan A'^anh. Wheelwright Francis Taylor H. Cooke John H. Winder ohn Schuler A. D. Mackay, br saac Trimble J. R. Irwin, br ^, B. VVtbster Wra. Bryant, br Jeorge Nauman Edw. B. White, br Andrew Kinnard Geo. Woodbridge, br.. oh ; Farley D. H Tufts, br • W. A .^mith John M'Clellan, br K v'jndley JN. Dillahuntj 202 Army of the United States. SECOND RKGIMEXT OF ARTILLERY. Colonely Lieutenant-Colonel^ ^/Viliiam Macrea, Colonel breve Major, Ro^er Jones, Colonel brevet. Captains. William Gates, maj br Rd. A, Zantzinger, br A. C. V^ . ranuing, maj br J. Mouuttort, br J. F. Heiiemcin, maj br Thomas C. Legate Geo. TaJcott, maj br iS". Baden, br Frs. S.Belton Elijah Lyon, ACS First Lieutenants. Richard Bache, br H. S. Mallory Gustavus S. Drane, ACS James Spencer G. W. Gardiner, ACS W. VVeJJs C. S. Merchant, ACS F. L. Griffith Charles Mellon, ACS C. iVl. hakni Allen Lowd Saniiiel M. M'Kenzie H. W. Fitzhugh, A Q M Edward Harding John 3. Abeel, br James Green Robert L. Armstrong, adj. Abraham C. Fowler Second Lteu/enants. Martin Thomas 'i'homa? K. Ingalls George W. Whistler R. E. Hazzard Jacob A. Dumest J. M. VV. Picton Henry Gilbert Francis L. Jones Thomas P. Ridgeley C. F. ^jmith W. C. De Hart Horace ^mith James A. Chambers, ACS Thomas T. Cram, br Joshua Barney Ffdncis L. Dancey, br W. S. Maitland Michael M. Clarke Thomas Burk Martin P. Parkes, br J. A, d'Lagnel THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Colonel, Walker K. Armistead. Lieutenant-Colonel, Williau Lmdsay, CoJ br Major, James Bankhead, Lt. Col br Captains. Henry K. Craig, maj. br Mann. P. Lomax, maj br Felix Ansart C, M. Thruston, adjutant JEneas Mackay, A Q M Thomas J. Baird, ACS Joseph P. Taylor William L. M'Clmtock John A. Dix Army of the United States. 203 First Lieutenants, homas Child, ACS Gsorge W. Corprew S. Wiikias W. S. Newton ACS pton S, Frazer, ACS W, B. David?on homasW.LeadrunijA C S D. H. Vinton W. Phillips Z. I. D. Kinsley me? D Graham John L'Eugle R.Vinton,aidtoGenBrownL. A. Rigail, ACS . B. Lee, ACS H. Garner S. Smith Francis N. Barbarin, ACS muel Hiuggold Seeond Lieutenants. Brockenbrough 504 Army of the United States* Second Lieutenants. Edward C. Ross George W. Long, A C S John B. Scott J. M. Fessenden Horace Bliss R. C. Sinead William Cook Frederick Searle W. Gwynn W. F. Hopkins A. Canfield W. A. Thornton John Pickell F. Norcom Henry H. Gird M. I. Williams A Beckey Theophilus B. Brown, br W. P. Bainbridge John Williamson, br H. A. Wilson John B. Grayson, br FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, John M*Neal, jr. brevet. Lieutenant Colonel, Z. Taylor. Major^ D, E. Twiggs, brevet. Captains. Steph. W. Kearney, maj br R. B. Mason James H Gale William H Ker W. V. Cobbs George C. Spender G. Loorais E. A. Hitchcock T. F. Smith William S. Harney First Lieutenants. W. R. Jouett Samuel M'Ree Thomas Barker, ACS William Day S. Shannon, A Q M Thomas P. Gwynne J. Mackenzie Jefferson Vail R.Lowndes,aid toG.Qaines W. M. Boyce Second Lieutenants. John J. Abercrombie, adj. Electus Backus Samuel Wragg Timothy Page W. Reynolds Charles G. Ridgely, br B. H. Stuart Samuel H. Ridgely, br A. S. Miller Nathaniel C. Macrae, br J. W. Kingsbury Thomas H. Pearce, br W' L. Harris SECOND REJQIHENT OF INEANTRr. Colonel, Hugh Brady, Brig. Gen, brevet. Lieutenant-Colonel^ W. Lawrence, brevets, ^ajor^ William Whistler. Army of the United States. 205 Captains. I '.X. R. Thompson, brmaj J, H. Wilkins ; wman S. Clark, maj br G. Dearborn ] Boardman, br T. Staniford ' J, Beall, br B. A. Boynton ^ Hoffman Owen Ranaiom First Lieutenants. aes Yoang, captbr ACS John Clitz, adjutant Bicker, jr. captbr ACS E K. Barnum t F. Morton John Bradley, A Q M I h fohnson, ACS Edwii* V. Sumner, A C » ; hua B. Brant, A Q M br Edmund B. Griswold Second Lieutenants. 1 rauel L. Russell, ACS W. Bloodgood < ilos A. Waite, A Q M J. S. Thompson, br '. B Pendleton Gustarus Dorr .5. Gallagher John M. Berrien, br 'lorupson Morris James S. Allen, br .1. 6. Kingsburj Ephraim K. Smith, br j R. Smith S. P. Heintzelman, br I Day THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel^ H Laveu worth, br. Lieutenant-Colonel, Enos Cutler. Major, D. Baker, brevet. Captains. ]bn Bliss, maj br S. H. Webb 'rijamin Watson, maj br W. G. Belknap hn Green, maj br John B. Clark, A Q li Garland, ;. A Q M Edward E. Brooks Browning, Lewis S^ I'. br Andrew A C jS. Nelson, br First Lieutenants. J. FInrrison Benjamin Walker, AC! mes Dean adjutant L N. Morris, ACS ury H. Loring Stewart Cowan muel W. Hunt Otis Wheeler aies W. Webb, ACS Henry Bainbridge Second Litutenanfs ;orge Wright E. B. Birdsall hn D. Hopson W P. Montgomery iron M. Wright N. S. Harris W. Cotton Joseph Bonnell B. AUxander M. J. Williams 8 206 Army of the United States. John Archer Alexander G. Baldwin, bx Edwin B. Babbitt, br FOURTH BEGiaiEirT OE IWFANTRT. Colonel, D. L. Clinch. Lieutenant-Colonel^ G. M. Brooke, Colonel brevei^ Captains. James H. Hook, maj br Henry Wilson J. S. M'Intosh R. M. Sands James M. Glassell F. W. Brady Francis L. Dade William Lear Philip Wager Jeremiah Yancey First Lieutenants, G. W. Allen Jos. B. Shaw, ACS J. Page, ACS A. W. Thornton, ACS E. Webb George Mountz William M. Graham William Martin Second Lieutenants. V. Morrison, ACS Governeur Morris Westwood Lacey F. D. Newcomb Eustace Trenor Osborne Cross, George A. M'Call Richard W. Colcock, hx L, Thomas Amos B. Eaton, br R. D. C. Collins Samuel R. Allston E. Phillips FIFTH BBGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, losiah Snelling. Lieutenant- Colonel^ Willoughby Morgatt. Jtfo/or, J. H. Vose. Captains. S. Burbank, maj br J. Plympton G. Bender, maj br Q M 1). VVileox Thomas Hamilton, maj br Robert A. M'CaiHe J. FowJe, jr. maj br Nathan Clarke T. F. Hunt, A Q M T. Hunt First Lieutenants. J. M'llvain Joseph M. Baxley M. Scott W. E. Cruger G. Lowe' W. Alexander P. R. Green, adjutant James Grier J. B. F. tlusaell, ACS beth M. Capro© C. C. Hobart Army of the United States. SPf Second L eutenants. Clair Denny W. B. Thompson avid Hunter Lewis T. lamisoa enry Clark Henry I. Griffin, udley W. Allanson Charles L C. Minor, hx nthony Drane, ACS Moses E. Merrill, br ilexander Johnston SIXTH REGIMENT OF IWFAWTRY. Colonel^ Henry Atkinson, Bri^-dier-General brevet. Lieutenant' Colonel, A R, Wooley, brevet. Major, W. Davenport, br. Captains. . S. Foster, maj br Zalmon C. Palmer, ACS an. Ketchum, maj br William N. Wickliff ennet Riley N I.Cniffer Clark, jr. A Q M Henry Smith Gantt Thomas Noel icob Brown, A Q M First Lieutenants enrySmith,aidtoGenScoti,Renben Holmes A Q M G AV. Waters jseph Pentland George Andrews ison Rogers, ACS Asa Richardson eorge C. Hutter M, VV. Batman lifton Wharton, A Q M Second Lieutenants., vi Nute j . J' Anderson, br hn Nichols Joseph Clay, br. eorge H. Grossman Samuel R Allston, br K W. Eaton Aug. J. Pleasanton, br, seph Van Swearingen William H. Sims, br )seph S. Worth Charles Cokrick, br seph D. Searight Albert S. Jobcston hn Hills James Engle SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Matthew Arbuckle. Lieutenant- Colonel^ J. B. Many. Major. A. Cummings. Captains. orge Birch, maj br H Befryman B. Hyde John Philbrick thaniel Yonng N. G. Wilkinson 'uman Cross, Q M B. h. E. Bonneville uiiel E. Birch, A Q M Pierce Butler Army of the United States. First Lieutenants. John Stewart Al. H. Morton, ACS W. S. Colquhoun, ACS Francis Lf e, A Q M Edgar S. Hav^kins |. R. StepheDson Charles Thomas, A Q M Thomas Johnson, ACS James L. Dawson, aid to Thomas M'JNamara Maj Gen Brown, A Q M Second Lieutenants, J. A. Phillips, adj. W Sea well J. E. Newell L. F. Carter Jasper Macomb G, W. Carey, br Nicholas Tillinghast James Encrie, br W. G. Williams Francis 1, Brook, br Joseph Cadle Silas Casey, br Dixon S. Miles Frederick Thomas OOYKRJVt.RS IN THK SEVERAL STATES. KNOCH LINCOLM, Maine. BENJAMIN PIERCE, - New-Hampibirt LEVI LINCOLN, Massachusettt* JA -lES FEVNER, Rhode-Island. 6ioeon tomlinson, Connecticut. ezr-^ butler, Vermont. de witt clinton, New-York. isaac h. williamson, - New-Jersey. john a. shultze, - FennsylTanub charles polk, Delaware. joseph kent, Maryland. william b. giles, - Virginia. James iredell, North-Carolioi^ i john taylor, South-Carolina* john forsyth, Georgia. joseph desh\, Kentucky* - samuel houston, Tennessee. | allen trimble, - Ohio. ! hrnry johnson, Louisiana. gerard c. brandon, Mississippi; james b. ray, Indiana. ninian edvards - Illinois. JOHN MURPHY, Alabama. JOHN MILLER, , Missouri. TERRITORIES LEWIS CASS, . Michigan. GEORGE IZARD, Arkansai. WILLIAM P. OUYAL, . Floridiii* Naval Officers. 209 JV^FF REGISTER. Corrected at the Navy Department, Washington, Sept. 1827. NAVY BOARD. JoiiN Rogers, President. Lewis Warrington, (vacancy) Commissioners, Salary, §3500 each. C. W. Go LDBSBOROUGH, Sccr'y. Salary, §2000. CAPTAINS. ohn Rogers William M.Crane Stephen Cassin ames Barron James T.Leonard James Renshaw iVm. Bainbridge James Biddle Thomas Brown Thomas Tingey Chas.G. Ridgeley C. C.B.Thompson yharlts Stewart Dan.T. Patttrson A. S. Wadsworth saao Hiii: M lan.T.Woolsey George W. Rogers saac Ciiauncey JohnO. Creighton George C. Read acob Jones John Downes Henry E. Ballard >harles Morris John D. Henley David Deacon Vrthur Sinclair Jesse D. Elliott SamM. Woodhouse ewis'vVarringtonRobert Henley JosephJ.Nicholson MASTERS COMMANDANT. Villiam Carter William B. Finch John Gallagher VolcottChaunceyWill.B. Shubrick Thos. H. Stephens i. P. Kennedy Benj. W. Booth Will. M. Hunter Uex. J. Dallas Alex Claxton John D. Sloat ohn B. Nicolson Chas. W.Morgan Matthew C.Perry \. V. Hoffman LawrcnceKearny Chas. W. Skinner esse Wilkinson Foxhall \. Parker Otho Norris Jeorge Budd Edw. R. M'Call John T. Newton [".A.CatesbyJonesDaniel Turner Joseph Smith ohn Por er David Conner LIEUTENANTS. Itames P. Oellers Edw.R. Shubrick James Ramage 5aml. W. Adams Fran.H. Gregory David Geisinger ?red. W. Smith John H. Clack Rob. F. Stocktqn l.aw. Rousseau Philip F.Voorhees Isaac M'Keever Cieorge W.Storer Benjamin Cooper JohnP Zantzinger Elobert M. Rose Will. L. Gordon Chas. E. Crowly Severly Kennon Silas Duncan WUliam D.Salter S 2 210 Naval OflBcers. Chas.S.M'Cauley Wm.E.M'KenneyFred. Varnunr John H. Bell Winiam J. Belt. Jcseph R. Jam ( Toos.M.N-well Chas.H.Caldwell Thos.VV.Fteelo: Eiie A.F. Vallette Will. J'tnesson James W.iljams Will. A. Spencer Wi 1. Boerura S. W. Le CompU TKomas T. Webb C. L. Williamson Cha* les T. Piatt J.hn Percival (hrlesGaunt W. M Arrr stror Jr hn H. Aulick Will. W. Ramsav ^A'm. F. Shields Will. V. T:^ylor Ral,jh Voorhees G. J.'*ende»gras Merv ne i^. Mix He -y Hftmy Wm C Nicho.soi BUdt^n Dakiiv Sainl.W.Dowrirg James B, Corpei Silas H.Stringham Wi 1. Pot re' ger Daniel H.Mxke W.A. C. F uvagut Hfnry W Ogden E. \^'. Ci.rpende Geo. B M'Cuiloh Alex. Eskridge John L. Saui>den Stephen Complin Ehen. Ridgeway Joseph B* Hull, ji Isa-'C Mno ri OS V. Conove' J ttSti.n* P. ine Will. K, L tinner Ar-h S, C mp ell Jo n E. Pre' tiss Will Mervine Wiliiam Taylor John M. Suilivan Thom'S Crnbb John C Long Joseph Moreliea Edward B.Babbit John H. Graham Thomas Pettigru Th s. Pa!r:e,jr John H. Lee Augustus Cuttsjr Ja-!,es Armstrong JdS.M, M'Intosh John S Chaui ce] Joseph Smoot J; si ^h ratnall Irvine Shubrick Ro!>. B Randolph Will. T Temple Charles Ellery Saml. L. Breese Hugh N. P^ge Thos. K. Gerry John Evans John A. Ccok J^hn K^Hy Be !J, Page, jr. William Inman Edmund Bvrne John T. Richie Joel Abbot Edwd. S. Johnson J.hn A. Wish Le^i^ E S^iionds Wm. H. Gard'^e Jf h.i Gwinn John M. Dale DavidG.Farraj^iit T -<'S.W Wy-Ban H. H. C'cke Rich. S Pinckniy An^'f-vFi z >,i)gh W. J. M'Cluney Steph. B. Wilson Jo: n K. V jrter E. D. W itiock E^w. C. Rutkdg* J Svoh Cr< ss Jam s Gdodrum Wm. S. Harris A. S. Ttn Eick J. B.Vloi't/omt^ry Thomas Dornin T. S. H unersley H r ce 8.*^awycr R. B. Cunningham John Whit. C. K. Strbling James Gynn \\ i'i M Robins Josh. R. Sands J seph Myers Hiram Paulding Aljtn Giiffin Wnri. C.W.-tm jre J. D. Williamson Jt.hn J. Young Wm, BNichoison Vn-w P. Lew Charles H. Bell Thos. R. Geduey Chaises Boarman ANra'ra Bigelow John Bubier French Forrest H> nry C. Newton V M Randolph Edgar Freeman Frank Ellery Joseph Cutts.ifa Naval Officers. 211 Crowninshield James D. Knight Wm. Foster rederick. Engle Joseph Mattison Wm. L. Howard . ). D. Browne Wm.S. Walker Wm. P. Piercy ;sse Smith Alex. Slidell Richard A. Jones ihn rt. Smith Jas. D Buughan Arch. R.Rogardus ran. Sduncerson G'^o. F. Pearson John Swartwout n Ru d James T. Gerry Thomas J. Leib ussed Baldwin John >. Nicholas Thendo. Ballv, jr. W, S'lerburne Saml. F Uupont Samuel Baron obert Ritchie Wm. L.Hudson Geo. S.Blake \ id R. Stewart Wm. H.Campbe IT.MKBuchanan /m W M'Ke-n J. M. Nicholson Samuel B Cocke Tall > adge, jr J me? P Wilson Henrv Egk, jr. rank. Buchanan Geo. A.Magruder Aiex. G Gordon [ubb Waters Smith James M. Greene H.C.Pratt [g Cornelius Moore Gidf^on Whitejr S.W. Ruschenbt Thos. J. Bradner Wm. Plum stead Saml. B. Maloni BenjaminF.Bache Geo. W. Codwise Saml. W. Ruff R.P.Macomber John F. Brooke Wm. C M*Cal Augustus A.Adee Charles Wayne Mifflin Coulter John R. ChandlerHenry S. Coulter Wm. Johnson Thomas Dillard G. R. B. Horner John Denny Augustin P.Beers Robert J. Uodd Samuel Moselej J.Richard Kennon William Seal W. Fairlie Patt( John H. Imlay Saml. G Clarkson Geo. VV. Palme PURSERS. Isaac Garretson Saml. P. Todd Silas Butler Clement S. Huntt George Beale Edward N. Cos Gwhin Harris James H. Claik Nath. H. Perry John H. Carr Joseph Wilson J. N. Hambletoi Nath. Lyde J. B. Wilkinson Joseph Watson Saml. Hambleton Wm. Sinclair Wm. M'Murtri Jn.B.TimberlakeJohn N. To »iannu- Mt. ' )verton, PensHC labn- 1 1 ialt, Noifolk, Vir. Uchard Derby, - Peosacola. NAVAL CONSTRU TORS. ohn Flovd, Portsniouth, N. H. osiah Barker, - Charlestown, Ma^, imuel H'trtt, - Brooklyn, N. Y, Villiam Doughty, Washington. ?'rancis Grice, - Norfolk, Vir. 'harles D. Brodie, Pensacola. ames K^en, Philadelphia. NAVY YARDS. Thos. H. Stevens, Captain Comm.indant, Washington, ** ohn Gall igher, *' Charlestown. ohn O. Creighton, " ** Portsmouth, saac Chauncey, " * New-York, ames Barron- " " Norfolk. A^iiliam Baii abridge, ** Philidelphia. ohn D. Henley, " ** Ch irleston. MARINE CORPS. P4Y OF OFFICERS AS ESTABLISHED BT LAW. 1 RANK OR STATION. 214 Naval Officers. JUEUr. COL. COMMANDANT, Archibald Henderson. BREVET MAJORS. R. D. Wain Wright Samu-1 Miller William Anderson John M. Gamble CAPTAINS. Richard Smith,Lt. Col.br. Joseph L. Kuhn, Pay M'r Samuel E. Watson Charles R. Broom William H. Freeman FIRST LIEUTENANTS. Levi Twiggs Wm. W. D-j^ny A. A. Nicholson John Harris Tiios. S. Engbsh James M'Cawley Thos. A. Linton Thos. B. Barton Benj. Macomber R. T. Auchmuty Geo. W. Walker A. N. Brevoort James Edelin Charles Grimes Andrew Ross P.G Howie,A & I. Ward Marston Wm.A.Biondgoc E.J. W^eed» o m Chas. C. Tupper Rich. Douglass Joseph C. Hall John G. Williams SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Charle«F.Spering Wm A.Randolph Constantine Smit Alvin Edsnn Landon N.Csrter Francis S. Nevil] Horati..N.Cr;ibb Joan G. Reynolds T. L. C.Williamj Henrv B. Tvler HenrvW. Fowler Thos. Lee J. L C. Hardy Francis C.HAl F. N. Armistead Geo. F. Lindsav VESSELS OF WAR OF THE U. S. NAVY. LINE OF BATTLE SHIPS. Gun G-uns. Java ------4 Independence - - - 74 Potomac ----- 4 Washingtoo ... 74 Brandywine - - - - 4 Franklin 74 Colmnbus - - - - 74 FRIGATES, SECOND CLASS. Ohio ------74 Congregg ----- 3 North-Carolina- - - 74 G nstellation - - - 3 Delaware - - - - 74 Macedonian - - - - S Fulton Steam Frigate 3 FRIGATES, FIRST CLASS. Constitution - - - 44 CORVETTES. United States - - - 44 John Adams - - - - Guerriere - - - - 44 Cyane ----- Consuls, Agents, &c. 215 SLOOPS OF WAR. SCHOOlTERs. ornet 18 Dolphin - - - - . 12 ie ------18 Grampus ----- 12 Jtario 18 Porpoise 12 :acock 18 Shark 12 itchez 18 Fox 3 — Alert Store. Ship (rates) 18 BRIG. Decoj, do. - - - - 3 ark ------12 Steam Galliott Sea Gull 3 Other Vessels—9. HTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. misters PltnijiotenLiary ^ S9000. Secretaries, 82000. Britain^ ance, James Brown, Lou. Daniel Sheldon, Con, Lssia^ Henry Middlfton, S-. C. Charles Pinkney,Md, ain, Alex. H. Everett, Ms. John A. Snnith, N. Y. •xico, J(iel R Poinsett, S. C. John Mason, jr. D. C. i/i, Heman Allen, Vt. Samuel Lanied^ R. I* Charge d*Affairs, $4,500. 'eat Britain^ W. B. Lawrence, >' Y. therlands, Christoph^^r Hughes, Md. feden, John James Appleton, Ms. rtu^aly Thomas L L. Brent, Va. lenos Ayres, John M. Forbes, N. Y* azil, Condv Raguet, Peon. lutimala, William B. Rochester, N. Y, ru, James Cooley, Ohio. tumbia. Beaufort T Watts, S. C. nmarky Henry Wheaton, N. Y. Minister to Congress, at Tacubaytu n Sergeant, Penn. John S. Smith, Secretaty Consuls and Commercial Agents of the United States. Great Britain, Ireland^ is^c. las Aspinwall, Consul, London, les Maury, — Liverpool rman Visger, — Bristol, as W. Fox, — Plymouth, iam Davy, — Kingstoaup.Wli 2i6 ConsuU, Agents, &c. Robert R. Hunter, Consuls and Agents. 217 &is Consuls and Agents, Thomas Reillv, Consul, Aguatulco-. George R. Robertson, — THnipico. Daniel VV Smith, — Refugio. James L. Kennedy, — Mazatlan. David Dixon, — San Antonfo. Har-vey Gre?g, — Acapulco. Henry Perrine, — Campeachie. Buenos jlyres. George W. Slacum, Consul, Buenos Ayres, James W.M'Goffin, — Saltillo. Charles W. Webber, — Chihuahua. Joshua Bond, — Monte Video. Columbia. John G. A. Williamson, Consul^ La Guayra, John M. M'Fherson, — Carthagena. William Wheelwright, — Guayaquil. Franklin Litchfield, — Porto C^belld. Abraham B. Nones, — Maracaybo. William J. Seaver, — Santa Martha, Chile, Michael Hogan, Consul, Valparaiso. Daniel Wynne, St Jago. Peru, William Ratcliff, Consul, Lima, &c. William F. Taylor, Quilea and Aric Gautemala. Charles Savage, Consul. Gautemala. Italy, ksfc. Thomas Appleton, Consul, Leghorn. Robert Campbell, Genoa* Victor A. Sesserno, Nice. Gecrge Moore, Trieste. Jnmes Ombrosi, Florence. Felix Cicognani, Rome. Two Sicilies, Alexander Hammett, Naples, B-nj. Gardner, P4ermo. John L. Paysoh, Messina. Barbary States. William Shaler, C n. Ge- . Algiers. Samuel D. Heap, Coiisul, Tunis. Charles D. Coxe, Tripoli. JotiQ MuUownyy Tangier. Foreign Ministers in the United States, ft^ Turkey. avid Offley, Agent. Smyrna. Sandwich Islands, John C. Jones, jr. Agent, Hayti. ridrew Armstrong, Agent, Port-au-Prinfee. in UP Israel, — Cape Hay tien. ^illiam Gordon, — Aux Cay'es. Agents for Claims London, Thomas Aspinwall. Paris, Isaac Cox Barnet. '' — . i n lilt- INISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMIbSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. From France. Hint de Menou, Charge d*Affaires. . Durant St. Andre, Consul-General, Washington, r. J. B A. M. Deseze, Consul, Bost n. r. Le Compte D'Espinville, Consu'., New-York. Alexander Pillaroine, Consul, Philadelphia and Baltimore. r. J. B. A.M. Dezeze, Vice-Consul, Norfolk, r. Thomasson, Vice-Consu', Savannah, r. Le Marquis de Fojgeres, Consul. Charleston. . Fred. Th^o. Cerfberr, V ce-Consul, New-Orleans'. From Great Britain. Hon, CharU's R, V m^han, E iv jy Extraordinary md Minister P enipotenti-iry, r. Charles Baukhead, Secretary of Legation, ithony St. John Baker, Esq. C nsul General, inald M'Intosn, Esq Con.u', Portsmouth, N. H. bert Charles M tn jcrs, Esq. Vlce-Consul, for xVIasj. Boston. m Barnard Giipin, Esq. Consul, Ne ^p >fi, R. I, mes Stew irt. Consul, New- London, Conn, tnes C. Buchanan, Vice-Consul for the State a.id Cily of New- York, Ibc^r '^ooertion, Esq. Consul, Philadelptiia. bn Crawford, Eisq. Consul, Baltimore. Foreign Ministers in the United States, S^ ; James Baker, Esq. Vice-Consul, for Dist. of Columbiav William Gray, Esq. Consul for Virginia, Norfolk. Ciias. J. Pesliall, Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Henry Ntwman, Esq. Consul for N. and S. Carolina, Charleston. George Salkeld, Esq. Consul for Louisiana. Antimony L. Molineaux, Consul for Georgia. From Russia. Baron de Knidener, Envoy Extraordinary and Minis. ter Plenipotentiary. Barcn de Mabtz, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Ivanhoff, Consul-General, Philadephia. Mr. Euscaphit ve. Consul, Boston, Mass. J. G. Bogert, Vice-Consul, New- York. Edward Hoi and ^^r, Vic^-Consul, Charleston, S. C. Charles Pindar, Vice Consul, Pensacola. Fortesrue V\ ittle, A-^ent. Norfolk. Thomas Deas, Agent, Charleston. John Prince, Age; t, Sa'ein. Sainuel Snow. Agent, Pr vidence. Ebenezer Mayo, Agent, Portland. Edward J. Coale, Agert, Baltimore. F. D. Petit de Viller^, Agent, Savannah. From Sfiain Don Hilario de Rivas y Saim.n, Charge d* Affaires, at Philadelphia. Don M tteo de la Serna. Consul General, Washington* Do Narciso N-el?, Secret. rv to Consul General. Den Bartoiome Ronguenet, Consul, Boston. Don F. R. H. Nogues, Con ul, Ph U.de.'phia. Dor Bern. Mamgamba. Consul, Nortblk. Don Divgo Wiiliams, Vice-Consul. Charleston. Don Louis Depau, Vice-Ccnsul, Sa^as nnh, Don A. Argote Villalobos, Consul, New -Orleans. Doi, Francisco Martinez Pizarro, Consul, Pensacola. Isaac Adams, Esq. Vict -Consul, Portland. From Portugal '-^ D. Joaquim Barrozo Pereira, Cha»ge d*Affaires. J. B. Pereira, Consul General for Pennsylvania, Dela- ware, &c. * J. C. de Figaniera e Moroa, Consul, New-York. Thomas H. Rowland. Vice-Consu^ Alexandria, D. C*^' Solomon Marks, jr. Vice-Consul, Norfolk. ^ in Foreisn•o Ministers the United States. 221 ilter I)e Lacy, Vice-Consul, Norfolk, Virginia, n S. M'Kim, Vice-Consul, Baltimore, lip Marett. Vice-Consui, New-England, ristopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria, D. C, as Reed, Vice-Consul, bavannah. From Austria. E. Peterson, Consul, ad^ int. for New-York, New- ersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Arginia. From Prussia^ le Sieur N. Niederstetter, Charge d*Affaires. W, Schmidt, Consul, New-York, cent Nolte, do. New -Orleans, ob Sperry, do. Piiiiadelphia, ais Trapman, do. Charleston, omas Searle, Consul, Boston. From Hamburg. rles N. Buck, Consul General, Philadelphia, icent Nolte, Consul, New-Orleans, derick Christian Graf, Vice-Consul, Baltimore; Lhony C. Cazenove, Vice-(^ousul, Alexandria, ob Webb, Vice-Consul, Charleston, n W. Schmidt, Vice-Consul, New-York. From Denmark, valier Pedersen, Minister Resident, and Consul reneral, at Pniladelphia. . Steen Bille, Charge d*Affaires. !v. Brandis, Secretary of Legation. 1 BoUlen, acting Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. i. Petersen, Vice-Consul, ad interim, New-York, liam Rit:ehie, Vice-Consul, Boston, iry G. Jacobsen, Vice-Consul, Baltimore, ies Myers, Vice Consul, Norfolk. n M. Van Cleef, Vice-Consui, Wilmington, N. C. hoUs M. Pedersen, Vice-Consul, Savannah, uezer Fiske, Vice-Consui, for Louisiana, es H. Ladsan, Vice-Consul, Charleston, istopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria, D. C, From Sweden. Baron Stackelberg, Charge d' Affaires, Washing!;, inn Lorick, Consul, Philadelphia. Vaugtiin, Vice-Consul, Phihidelphia. Udtn KolUiis, Consul for Mass. N. Hamp. & M^ Joseph A. Winthrop, Vice-Consul, Charleston. John A. Merle, Consul, New Orleans. Charles R. Degen, Vice-Consul, Mobile. Christopher Neile, Vice-Consui, Alexandria. J F. Br^tte, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Aiu'rew Foster, Vice-Consul, Sivannah. Stephen Lawton, Vice-Consul, Baltimore, From the J^ctherlands. The Chev. C. D. E.J. Btngenjan Huygens, Envoy Ex traodinarv and Minister Plen. Moses Myvrs, Consul, Norfolk. T. vv'right, Consul Savannah. T. C. Zimmerman. Consul, New-York. P. G. f^echleitner, Consul, Philadelphia. Jacob ^\. V.Hlk, Consul, Charleston, S. C. J. F. M ns^iuy, Consul, B.ston. 3. J. Hoogewerff, Consul, Baltimore, From Sardinia. M^jor Ignazio Vincenzu Caravadossy, Consul- General Piilrfdelphia. Seiijnor Ange Garibaldy, Vice-C-^nsul, Philadelphia. S. V. Bouland, Vice-Consul N -w-York Giulio Floremino Brette, Vice Consul, Norfolk. Emanuel V ildor, Vice-Consu', Baltimore. Joseph Auze, do. at Savannah. Ach.ilc Fel)x George, Esq. Vice Consul, at Mobile. Charles J. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Boston. From Mexico. Don Pablo O regon. Envoy Extraordinary, &c. &c. Don Jose Ma, ^lontoyo, Secretary of Legation. Don S. Mercado, do. Henry B. Chew, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Ventura Ob» egon, Cunsu , New York. Charles Tier nan, Vice-Consul, Ratimore. Don Jose 3. Foloji, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Yldefonzo Delgado, Vice-Consul, Boston. Richard VV. Cogdell, Vice Consul. Charleston, S. C. From Colombia, Don lose Maria Salazar, Envoy Extraordinary am Minister Plenipotentiary. M. ot Don Juan Gomez, Sec-etary Legation. ^^ Alexander Velez, Consul-General. . v Foreign Ministers in the United States. 223 ames Andrews, Vice-Consul, No. 8, Central Wharf, Boston, idward Barry, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia, ohn Myers, Cm. Agent, Norfolk, saac N. Coxe, Provis. Com. Agent, St. Augustine. Gellineau, Consul, for New-England States. Thomas Mi idleton, Vice-Consul. Charleston, lichard W. Gill, Vice-Consul, Baltimore, avier Medina, Vice-Consul, New- York. From Central America, )on Pedro Gonzalez, Charge? d'Affaires. Fernando Valero, Secretary of Legation. From Brazil, The Chevalifr Rebello Cheo, Charge d'Affaires. iryant P, Tilden, Vice-Consul, Boston. Jamuel Snow, * 224 Ministers of the King of England, D. N". B Fowls, Vice-Consul, Washington. Wm. D. Azet Senac, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Mariano Cubi y Sohr, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. 1 asker H. Swett, Vice-Consul, Boston. H. Castro, Vice-Consul, Providence. Martin M xutin, Vice-Consul, New- York. Abr. O. Hammond, Vice-Cousui, Charleston. From Wurtemburg. Christian Mayer, Consul Gen^-rai, Baltimore. From Bremen, Christian Abraham Heincken, Consul, Baltimore. Caspar Meir, Coi.sul, New York. From Saxony. Charles Aug. Davis, Consul General. ,; Frederick Aug. Mensch, Consul, New York. Robert Ralston, jr. Consul, Philadelphia. Richard H.Douglass, Consul, Baltimore. THE KING OF ENGLAND'S MINISTERS, First Lord ofthe Treasury, Viscount Goderich. Lord Chu'icellor, Lord Lyndhurst. Frendent ofthe Council^ Duke of Portland. Lord Frivy Heat, Earl i Carlisle. SECRETARIES OF STATE. For Home De/iartment^ Marquis ot Lansdowne. Of Foreign do. Lord Dudley and Ward. Of Colonies and War., do. Mr Huskisson. Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. Herries. Master- General of the Ordnance^ Marquis of Anglesea. Chanceller of the Duchy of Lancanter^ Lord B- x!ey. treasurer ofthe JVavy and President ofBoardofTrade^ Mr. Charles Grant". Master of the Mint, Mr. Tii^rney. Firfit Commission-^r of Woods and Forests ^ Mr. S. Bourne. [Th^ above form the Cabinet.] Lord High .Admiral, Duke of Clarence. Lord Chamberlain, I)uke ot Devonshire. Lord Stewart. Marquh of Conyngham, Master of the Horne, Duke of Leeds. Secretary of War, Lord Palme rsion. jittorney General, Sir James Scarlett. SoUcitar General^ Sir N. C. Tindall. Cits l^rsij^trr* City of Boston Incorporated Feb. 23, 1322. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor. Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY. Office, County Cuui t-House. ALDERMEN. in F. Loring James Hall ibert Fennelly Phineas Upham mes SavHge John Pickering lomas Kendall Samuel r. Armstrong COMMON COUNCIL Ward No 1. Ninian C. Betton, Horace Fox.* No. 2. John W. James, Frederick Gould, Henry iwle, jr.* No. 3. John R. Adan, Thomas Gould, John D. /er, Levi R. Lincoln. No. 4. JosephEveleth.QuincyTufts, Andrew Cun- igham, jr. James Means No. 5. Wm. Prirker, Lewis G. Pray, George W. is, George La )e No 6 Lsaac Waters, Francis J. Oliver, Ebenezer )pleton, David Mixidy. No. 7. John A. Bacon, Thomas W. Ward, John Iknap, Waldo Flint. No. 8. John C. Gray, John P. Bigelow, Daniel L. bbens, Norman Seaver. !^o. 9. Betjjamin Russell, Eliphalet Williams, Sam- K. Williams.* ^o. 10. William Parker, Jonathan Simonds, George thune, John Lowell, jr. !^o. 11. Otis Everett, Otis Turner, Perez Gill, jrson Perrin. '^ ). 12 Alpheus Gary, Walter Cornell, Joseph N. we, Benjamin Stevens. Jamuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. L h<;>mas Clark, Clerk of Common Council^ and ^•i&* ant City Clerk. * For yacancies in Common Council, see Appendix. 226 City Officers in Boston. William Mackay, City Treasurer, Benjamin Pollard, City Marnhal. William Hayden, jr. Audit.ir. Johnson Colby, Messenger, OVERSEERS OF' THE POOR. Ward I.JosephWoodcock 7. L-vi Bnnlett 2. Joseph Lewis 8. James H. Foster 3. Jonathan Ingalls 9 .\aron P. Cleaveland 4. Moses Grant 10. Moses Wheeler 5. Horatio G. Ware 11. Richards Ch Id 6. James C. Merrill 12, Asa Lewis I'he Board hold a meeting on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of every month, at their office Fa- neuil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporat- ed as a Board of Trustees, of John B- ylston's and other chariiabie funds, left for the assistance of persons ot good character, and advanced age, "who have been reduced by misfortune to indigence and want." Treasurer and Clerk to the Corfiorations^ James H. Foster, Esq. The meetings of the Board of Trnstees are held in April and October. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Moses Grant, Levi Bartlett, Edmund Parsons. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Wardl.Rev.C.P.Grosvenor 7. Alden Bradford 2. William B Frwle 8. Rev. Ezra S. Gannett 3. D . Amos Farnsworth 9. Zabdiel B. Adams 4. Rev. Asa Eaton 10. Joseph Head, jr. 5. Rev. Samuel Barrett 11. Lemuel Shaw 6. James Bowdoin 12. Rev. John L. Blake FIRE DEPARTMENT. Samuel D. Harris, ChiefEngineer. Engineers. Daniel C. Bacon Alpheus Stetson George Darracott Joel Prouty Benjamin Darling James Clark Horace Fox Nathan Viles Henry Fowler, jr. M irk Weare Joseph D. Emery Benj. T. Reed, }r. City Officers in Boston. 227 INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. I .«tin School, Sehoo'-street, Master, Benjamin A. Gould. SchvHj;, Piackney Solomon Miles. I *ne:li»h Higrh P 'emal^ '• '* :)e.ae st. liot School, North B- nnett st. Grammar Master, Cornelius Walker Willing " Elisha Webb. *' [ancock" Hanover st. Giam-nar Nalhl. K. G. OliTef. Wntine: «* P. Mackintosh, jr. '* [ayhew '• Hawkins st. Grammar John Frost. Writing: " Benjamin Holt. owdoin " Oernest. Grammar '* Abraham Andrewi* Writing ** James Robinson* " dylston ** Washina:tonPIace Grammar Charles Fox. Wriring: " Frederick EniersoB. '' tiaras " Mason st. Grammar Benj. D. Emerson. Writine: '* Jonathan Snelling. rankiin '• Common st. Grammar '* William J. Adams* Writing •» Otis Pierce. luth Boston School, Master, Barnnm Field. Thean School, William Baseois. WARD OFFICERS. No. 1. rir.ce Snow, jr. Jf^rrf^n. —Stephen Rhnades, Cierk, Li'^p.ectorfi,— Robert S, Bady;e", William Badger, juri. enry Adams, Charles French, Franklin Nurse. No. 2. liver Reed, Warden.— Bowen Harrington, Clerk* In8fiictor,s. — Joseph E. Andrews, Samuel Low, Levi ^hitcomb, Fibenezer Vasker, Zenas Snow. No. 3. irius Boardman, rfT/r/Zz-n.—Bra^'iford Jones, ClerJt, ItupectOTH.— rhomas W. Hxiper George F. Kern^ iniel Holbriok, Robert B icon, jr. James Wyman. No 4 esW.Burdit% Ward'v —Reuben Carver, jr Clerle. '^tnfircf.ors. —BenHjah Br.gham, E'i.ah Brigham, ly Brigliam, William Fret^ch, Augustus W. Rob- No. 5. Imund Wright, \v. Warden —Geo W. Bryant, Clrk. Jrisfi-'ctorx. — Aaron Stt vens. Hem iu Fay, J. J. Jer- je, John Muzzy, George Everett. N-. 6. las Tackson, fFar \n. /ifctoTft.—Rz ' Lircoin, Thomas Havj'and, Fred- ;k Crosby, Drtoiei M. Bailey, Joha Hoimaiu S28 City Officers in Boston, No. 7. Samuel H. Foster, Warden.-^ElxRS H. Derby, ClerU Irmfiectors.-^WWUm T. Eustis, Minor S. Lincok Caivin S. Russell, Charles Lane, Luke Carter. No. 8. Josiah Marshall, Warden.—Naihl. R. Sturgis, jr. Cleri In^/iectorf.—Benjamin B. Appleton, Jacob Ar,.e€ Edward L. Stevens, Thomas Tilestoa, Henry Whit* No. 9. John Cotton, Warden.—George Adams, Clerii Inspectors.—William M'Clennen, jr. Benjamin P Richardson, Caleb Coburn, Benj imin Darling, Thoiii£ J Shelton. No. 10. Moses Wheeler, Warden.—Samuel L. Abbott, Clen Ins/iecror s.^ohn Rupp, William Thacher, Williar Hardwick, Thomas R. Duscomb, Francis H. William No. 11. Richards Child, Warden.—Samuel Curtis, C/erk In- /lertors.—C^\v\n Bullard, William Willett, Ge< M. Smith, Francis C. Whiston, Jonathan Patten. No. 12. Bei.jiniin Stevens, Warden —Nehemiah P.Mann,Ci^. Jns/iectorg. —William Richardson, James Barry,} Joseph Dall, Henry K. Hancock, Jacob Flinn. Caleb Hayward, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market, Flav 1 Case, Cafitain of the Watc/i^ Superintenc ent ofLamfis. Hay rrt?i^/;cr.s, Samuel Phillips, John R. Bradfon Sealers of Wtights and Meaaurest Samuel Beals, J anises Hendley. Sealer of Boats and Lighter^^ Caleb Loring, jr. Surveyors ofBoardii and other Lumber. Wm= Ames, Samuel Ei'ison, Thomas Barry, William Green, Henry Bluke, Josiah Haskell, Wan en '^ wker, Rolun Hartshorn, Nathaniel B-idlee, Eleazer Homer, Thomas Chn^ty, John Howe, William Clonston, Peres Loring, Noah Doggett, Ohver Mills, Moses Eayrs, WilUam MUls> . Citj Officers in Boston. 82^ Eliakim Richards, Seth Thaxter, Amasa G. Smith, Samuei W adrcn, Ricnard Ttmyer, A rou VValiis. Fence Fttwer . Nathaniel Bradlee, Abel Hewins, Romanus Emerson, John H>.we. Roluu Hartshorn, Cullers ofDry Fish, Kathaniel Howe, Beiijamin Luckis, Bei gamin Clark, Charles L. Pook. Cullers of Hoofis and Staves. James Brown, Benjamin Owen, Benjamin Clark, Charles L. Pook. Nathaniel Howe, Inspectors of Lime. Michael Homer, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. Assay Misiers. John Wells, Lewis A. Lauriat. Hogreeves, Haywards^ and Field Drivers. James Ellenwood, William Andrews, Bement Ford^ Surveyors of Hemp,. Samuel Emmons, Berjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood. I^^illiam Shattuck, Samuel Phillips, Moses Hadley. Pound Keepers. Samuel Phiilips, Wm. Andrews. Assessors. Samuel Norwood, John S.evens, Henry Bass, Tho- mas Jackson, Thomas C. Amory Assistant Assessors. Ward N(». 1. Samuel Beal, J(.hn Simmons. No. 2. Wm Grubb, Benj. Dc-d . No. 3. Larra Crane, Warren B wker. No. 4. Samuel Perkins, Jei tmisi Fitch. No. 5 Eiiphalet P. Hartshorn, Cnshir g Nichols. No. 6. Biilirgs Brigirs, Daniel P Parker. No 7. I?a.-c Uaiiforth, Ebemz. r Chadwick, No. 8. Sila^ Bullard Dai.iel S ffcrd. No. 9. H^nry Sigournev, J«mes N, Staples. No. 10, (no.^A . Bradie'e, Charges F.Kupter. No. 11. Dnniel B;ixter, jr. Josiah S.t(dman» No. 12. Josiah Dunham, Charles Ellis, U » 230 Citj Officers in Boston. HEALTH OFFICERS. Health Commissioner^ Be jamin Pollard, Citf Marshal. ? Sufitrintendent of Burying Grounds, Samuel H* Hewes. [Offices, County Court House.} Resident Physician^ Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Consulting Physician^ Drs. Thomas Welsh, James Jackson, John C. Warren, John Gorham. Undertakers, Samuel Winslow, Lynn street J.^mes Hutciiiason, rear 351 Washington street* Thomas Southworth, - - - Short street Martin Smith Prosjx ct street EbenezerClaflen, Beach street Nathaniel E. Bell, - - 119 Hanover street Jo«ph Wilcut, - - - Sea street Comfort Claflen, 143 Hanover street Thomas Murray, Catholic Church. Thomws Let ds, Lynn street. Benjamin Beckford, Cambridge street. John Deluce, South BostoiL Preston Hortshom, Oliver B. Alexander, Rear St. PauPs Church. Cyrus Babbit, - Hamilton street. Calvin L^ne, - . - 547 Washin.e:fon street John Mahy, 23 Eiiot street Constables afifiointedfor one yeary to July 1828. Elisha Copelanrl, Pleas-st Asa Pnuty, N. AUen-st' James Per kias, Hanover st Mitcaell Lincoln, Saiem-5t Jona. P>'esc(iU, Mill Pond Michael Riley, Pinckney-st Thos. Holden, Pitt-st John Henry, Sakm-st George Reed, Leveret-st Joseph Clark, South Boston Josiah Baldwin, Pleasant-st Solo. B. Morse, Cambr st Horatio Bass, S. Bennet-st Wm Dinsmore N. AUen-st Ehen. Trescott, Frank.av Abra. Lansing, C^imbri.-st Elis. V. Glover, N.Alien-st Jedh. Sawteli, Belknap-st Thos. Wallace, 8 Pri^>ce-st Edmd.Chisole, Y .l.Hl .Mkt Ebenezer Shute, Ann-st Geo. Jones. 613 Wash, st GeorgeRobinson, Salem-st W.Ciough, Boylston Mket Jam^s P«u'Ge, HawkiDs-bt Physicians and Surgeons in Boston. 231 Auctioneers, Licensed to July, 1828. Eben. Alexander George L.Deblois Daniel Parkman George Bond Thomas English Richard Pile John A. Biam Saml. Evtleth Leon trd Rogers James Bourguin John Fairfie-d Frink Stratton T. M. Baker Franci-> C. Head Benj. Seaver Stephen Brown Ncith.M.HeywoodJoel Smith H- nry L. Billings Daniel Hersey Eben. N. Strattoa Chas. C Beam an James Hooton Divid Stan wood Andrew Brown Benj. Huison Augustus Story Geo. G.Channing Cnleb Hay ward John Tyler D; rastus Clapp Jabez Hatch, jr. Be nj. Tucker Saml, F. Coolidge Nestor Houghton Geo. P. Thomas Chas. D. Coldge Thos. K. Jones S. Whit.wcll, jr. J. L.Cuuninghara Eph«aim Lock Ferdi. E. White Thomas I'lark Jacob Mead Henry White Jos. P Callender Be ijamii Poor N. H. Whitaker J^ v>es E. Cooley Edmund Parsons Prentiss Whitney W n. Dehon PHYSICIANS AJ^D SURGEONS, PRACTISII70 I If BOSTON. •Thomas Welsh, 20 Hancock street. •William '•pooner Court st. near Bowdoin square. •William In^alh, 1 Bumstead place, CoiuaioQ street. John G. Coffin, 6 Central court. laoob Gates, 13 Franklin street. •John Dixwell, Somerset place. •James lackson, 26 Summer street. •Benjamin Shurtleff, 52 Hanover street. •John C. Warren, 2 Park street. •Horace Bean, Federal street. John Gorham, Common street. Thomas I. Parker, 1 Bedford street. •John Randall, 5 Winter street. •George C. Shattuck, Staniford street. * i ohn B. Brown, Sumner street. •Jacob Bifirelow, 27 Summer street. •Walter Channing, jr. Common, corner School Btreet. Georsre Hayward, Fayette-place. •George Parkman, 2 Cambridge st. AmoB Farnsworth, 136 Hanover street, ^32 Physicians and Surgeons in Boston. •Theodore Dexter, 56 Hanover street. Williams Brad ord, 20 ':»reen street. *Abner Phelps, Congress street. #Zabdiel B. Adams, Pearl street. Solomon D. Townsend, 4 Bulfiucb street. John Ware, 2^2 Howard street. David Osgood, Milk, comer of Federal. Samuel A Shuitle/F, Pemberton hill, Coaanaon street Enoch Hale, 14 West street. *3araiiel Adams, 13 School street. Edward Reynolds, jr. 12 Winter street. Woodbridge Strong, Winter street. *John Jeffries, Franklin street. *Thoma8 W. Parsons, 17 Winter street. *Jos)ah F. Fhiijg, 11 Winter street. *George B. Doane, 68 Court street. Chandler Robbius, jr. corner of Franklin and Hawley sts. *John P. Spooner, 51 Court st. near Bowdoin square, *John D. Wells. *Caleb H. Snow, 49 Hanover street *Jerome V. C Smith, Common street, Quarantine Phy- sician of the Port, *George W. Otis, jr. School street. Edwin Adams, School street. S'^muel Morrill, 101 VVashington street. Winslow Lewis, jr. Common st. Augustus Pljmpton, 12 Green street. Joshua H. Hayward, Hamilton pltice. Hezekiah Eldridge, 189 Washington street, *Charles T. Hildreth, Orange place. James Wilson, Water, corner of Congress street. D. Humphreys Storer, Washington street. Joshua B. Flint, Green street. Horatio Robinson, Common street, *james M. Whittemore, Hanover street. *Charles W. W^indship, Washington street. J. Greely Stevenson, 287 Washington street. John Flint, VVashmgton street. Jonas H. Lane, Hanover street. Joseph Palmer, Milk street. Edward G. Davis, Common street. Joseph W. M'Kean, Hanover street Alexander Thomas, ISiorton place. John D. Fisher, Hajward place. Physicians and Surgeons in Boston. 235 Nathan C. Keep, School street. Frederick A Sumner, jr. Federal street. Frauds Shortleff, Hauover street. Henry '. Wade. John 8. Stebbins, South Boston. Walker Booth, Hanover street. I i'he ' b<)ve are the members oF the Boston Medical Atiociation, anane* cd accjidi'it; tu seniority. Those with this mark * are Fellows of the Massachusi:it<> Medical Society.] Ebenezer Stevens, member of the New York and New- Uampshire Medical Societies, South Boston. John Uwight, 33 Court street. Reuben Harrington, 18 Eliot street. Benjamin Lincoln, Washington street Surgeons Dentist. W. P. Greenwood, 24 Portland street. Thomas W. Parsons, 17 Winter street. Thomas Barn^is, 58 Hanover street. Moses F, Randall, 32 Summer street. Richard R. -imith, 23 Leveret street. Kehemiah Bak^fr, 1 19 Washington street, N. C. Keep, School street. Samuel O. Bemis, 12 School street. LlSF OF STAGES. TAe houses where they fiut ufi^ and the days and hours at which they startfroniy and arrive at Boston. Albany mail through Cireenfield, from Bri^ham's, 42 Hanover street, Mond Wed Frid 2 am, arrives Tues Thur Sat 8 pm. Albany mail, through Northampton, from EarFs & Suffi)lk Hotel, every day except Sunday 2 am, arrives every day except Sunday 8 pm. Albany mail, through Springfield, from Earl's 36 Hanover street, every day except Sunday 2 a m, arrives every day excepi Sunday 8 pm. Albany mail, through Brattleborough, from Brig- ham's 4>t Hanover street, Mond Wed Frid 2 am, ar- rives Tues Thurs Sat. Albany mail, through Northampton & Brookfield, from corner of Market & Court streets, Mond Wed ^xid 3 a ro, arrives Fues Thur Sat 8 p m. U2 ^ ^34 List of Stages. Andover stage, ffom Wildes. 45 Ann street, every day except Sunday 3 pm, arrives every day except Sunday 10 a m. Amherst, Mass.through Enfield, from Earl's 36 H -.n- over street, Tues Thur Sat 2 a m, arrives Mond Wed Fri 7 pm. Amherst, N. H. from DfTolittle's City Tavern, Mond Wed Frid 7 am, arrives Fues Thur Sat 4 pm. Bridgewarer & Randolph, from Shepard's, Bromfield lane Tues Thur Sat 12 noon, arrives Mo««d Wed Frid 12 noon Brighton and Newton, from Suffolk Hotel, Elm strt. every day except Sunday 4 pm, arrives every day 10 a m. Burlington, thro' Amherst, Windsor & Woodstock from Donlittle's City Tavern, Mond Wed Fri 7 a m, arrives Tues Thur Sat 4 pm. Burlington thro' Concord and Hanover, from Barn- ard's, 9 Elm street, every day 7 am, arrives every day 7 pm. Beverly stage, from DooUtrle's City Tavern, every- day except Sunday 4 pm, arrives every day except Sunday 10 a m. Bolton, Lancaster, Sterling, B ^rre, from Brigham's, 42 Hanover street, Tues Thur Sat 6 am, arrives Mon Wed Fri 3 pm. Concord, Ms. from Brigham's 42 Ha- over street, Tues Thur Sat 11 a m, arrives Mond Wed Fri 5 pm. Chelmsford \ccom. from Rile\ 's 9 Elm street, every day except Sunday 7 am, arrives every day except Sun I p m. Cambridge stage, from Brigham's 43 Hanover strt. every day except Sunday 12 noon, and 6 pm, arrives every day except Sund sy 8 a m, 3 p m. Canton stage, from Riley's 9 Elm street, Mond Tues 3 Sat half Thur Sat ' p m, arrives Mond Tues Thur past Sam. Concord, N. H through L.well, Chelmsford & Nash from Barnard's, 9 Elm street Tues Thur Sat 7 am, arrives Mond Wed Fri 7 pm. , Concord, N. H. through Londonderry, from B irnard s 9 Elm street, every day 7 a m, arrives every day 7 pm. Concord, N. li. through Bedford, Ms. & Nash, from . List of Stages. gSf? Marlboro' Hotel, Mend Wed Fri 7 a m, arrives Tues Thur Sat 7 pm. Dorchester md Milton, from S. Wilds' Elm street, fV' ry dav except Sunday 4 pm, arrives every day ex- cept Sunday half past 9 am. Dedham stage, from Riley's 9 Elm street, every day 4 Summer 3 W inter, arrives every day except Sunday fi a m. DtK'ley Accommodation, from Doolittle's City Tav- ern. Tues Thur Sat 7 am, arrives Mond Wed Frid nocn. Eastern mail, from Wildes', 45 Ann street, every dav 2 am, arrives every day 'at 9 p m. Gloucester mail, from City Ho'e!, Elm street, every day except Sunday, half past 11 am, arrives every day except Sunday h It past 12, Harttord, N H ven, thirugi Dedham, from Earle'^ S6 Hafiover street, Mond Wtd Frj 5 a m, arrives Tue Thn»- Sat 5 pm. HaverhilL Exeter & Dover, fiom Wildes',45 Ann st. Mond Wed Fri Sam, arrives Tues Thur Sat 6 pm. Haverhill and Concord, from Barncird's 9 Elm street, Mond Wed Fri 7 a m. arrives Tues Thur Sat 5 pm. Haverhill, through Brndfo'd from S. Wildes', Elm street, Tues Thur Sat 10 a m, arrives Mond Wed Frid 2 pm. Hingham stage, from Riley's, 9 Elm street, every dav 3 Winter 4 Sun»mer, arrives every day except Sundav, a"d F-iday. half past 8. K' en, Wakiole, V\"indsor, from Brigham's, 42 Han- over street, Mond V\ ed Frid 4 am, arrives Tues Thur Sat 7 pm. Lowell, thro' Medford, Woburn & Billerica, frrm S. Wildes', Elm street, every day except Sunday 3 pm, arrives same days. Lexington stage, from S. WUdes', Elm street, every dav except Thur Sun 5 pm, arrives every day except Thur Sun Medford mail stage, from S. Wildes', Elm street, everv day except Sutiday 12 noon, and half past 5 p m, arrives every day except Sunday. M'rbleh'iad stage, from Doolittle's City Tavern, ev- 2ry day except Sunday, half past 4 pm, arrives every lay except Sunday half past 9 a m. ,^6 List of Stages. New-York mail, through Worcester, from Earl's 3$ Hanover street, every d. 1 p m, arr. every day 13 p m Newburyport,Exe er & Dover, from Wildes*, 45 Ann street, every day except Sunday, half past 7 am, ar- rives every day excepi Sunday, 6 pm. Newburyport through \mesbury. from Wildes*, 4:$ Ann street, every day except Sunday 12 noon, arrives every day except Sunday 1pm, Newport by Taunton and Fall River, from Shepard's Broomfield lane, even dav except Sundav 5 am, ar- rives every day except Sunday 5 pm. New- Bedford, through Taunton, from Shepard's, Broomfield lane, every day except Sunday 5 am, ar- rives same afternoon. New- Bedford, through Abington, from Doolittle's City Tavern, every dav except Sunday half past T a m, arrives same afternoon. Newton Accommodation, from Marlboro* Hotel, Mond Wed Sat half past 3 pm, arrives Mond Wed Sat 9 am. Portsmouth Accommodation, from Wildes', 45 Ann street, every day except Sunday Sam, arrives every da- except Sunday 6 pm. Providence Citizens coach, from Marlboro' Hotel, every day 7 am, arrives every day 1pm. s ProvideriCe, through Walpole and Wrentham, from: Marlboro* Hotel, every day except Sunday 12 noon ar- rives every day except Sunday 6 pm. Plymouth stage, from Doolittle's City Tavern, Mon Wed Frid 7 am, arrives Tues Thur Sat 5 pm. Plymouth stage, from Doolittle's City Tavern, Tucs Thuf Sat 10 a m, arrives Mond Wed Fri noon. Plymouth, Barnstable and Falmouth, from Doolittle*s City Tavern, Tues Thur Sat 4 am, arrives Mond Wed Frid 5 p m. Quincy stage, from Riley's, 9 Elm street, every day except Sunday 4 pm, arrives every day except Sunday half past 8 Salem stage, from Doo1ittle*s City Tavern, every day except Sunday, 8 a m, & halt past 11, arrives evciy day except Sunday 7, 8, 9. Salem stage, from Doolittle's City Tavern, everyday except Sunday 3, 4, 5, 6, p m, arrives 10 a m, half past 1 and 3 pm. Rates of Dockage. 237 Taunton stage, from Shepard's, Bromfield lane, ev- py day exc-pt Sunuay, 2 p in, arrives every day except uiiday Ham Uxbridge, Mendon and Miiford, from S. Wildes' Im street, Tues Thur Sat 12 noon, returns Mond Ved Fri 12 noon. Worcester old road through Marlboro', from Earl's, Hanover street, M-.nd Wed Fnd 10 a m, arrives ties Thur Sat 2 pm. Worcester through Framingham, from Earl's, 36 lanover street, Tues Thur Sat 10 a m, arrives Mond Ved Fri 2 pm. Waltham & Watertown stage, from S. Wildes', Im street, every day except Sunday 4 pm, arrives very day except Sunday 9 am. Weymouth stage, from S. Wildes', Elm street, Mon Ved S . t 4r p m, arrives Mond Wed Sat. Charlesto'^jun "Hourly, leaves Richard's Hotel,Chavlestown, at 7 a ra id 45 Biattle-stifet. Boston, at Sam, and continues to leave each lactevt 1) hour through the day. Cambridgeport Hourly via Lechmere Point, leaves Stage office No. Biattltr-stieet at 8. 9, IC, 11, and 12, a m, and 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 111. Dorchester and South Boston Hourly, leaves Post office Dorchester at and 10 a m, and at 2 and 5 p ni— leaves Marlboro' Hotel at Sand 12 m, and 3 and 6 pm. Rux'iury Hourly, leaves Roxbury HiU and Marlboro' Hotel everj- hour k the da}. \ South Boston tfotir/y, Marlboro' Hotel. [ales of Dockage^ Wharfage, and Storage, as estah- lishtd at the Boston Fier^ or Long Wharf. DOCKAGE. essels under 50 tons - - 25 cents per daj. essels from 50 to 100 tong - 33 essels trom 100 to 150 tons - 45 essels froui 150 to 200 tons - 55 epfels from 200 to 300 tons - 67 es-sels from 300 to 400 tons - 88 epsels from 400 to 500 tons - 110 essels from 500 to 600 tons - 133 essels from 600 to 800 tons - 188 Larger V(?ssels in proportion. all Double the above rate of Dockage, is to be paid by the ssels coming to the north sidt of the wharf above - 238 Rates of Wharfage. loading or unloading j*r— . unless actually ene:ae:ed in whether lying next the wharf, or making fast to a vesei lymg at the wharf. WHARFAGE. Anchor* - - - - - 60 cents per toi Anvils - - - - - 2 each Barrels, «rxcept Flour which is 2, 4 Half barrels, kegs, firkins - 2 Bags of Hops _ - - - 10 Bags of Coffee, Cocoa, Pimenta, Sugar, Pepper, &c. Bales of Cotton _ - - 10 Bales of Goods 12 1-2 Boards, Staves, and Hoops - 25 per m Boxes Ci8;Hrs - - - - 1 Boxes of Chocol «te. Candles, Lem- ons, Glass, and Soap, 2 each Boxe^ of Havana Sugar 7 Boxe* of Tea - - - - 1 Boxes of Brazil Sugar 30 per ton Boxes of Raisins . - - 1 each Boxes of Cards - - - - 5 Boxes of Pipes - - - - 2 Boxes of Wine and Cider - 2 per dozen Boxes and Packages of Goods - 12 1 2t-ach Bundles of Shovels and Pans 4 per doz. Bricks . . - » - 25 per m Coffee in bulk - - - - 30 per ton " Mocha in sacks 6 Chests of Tea - 3 Crates - - - - - 10 Cases, and trunks - - " 12 1-2 per chaldron Coals . - - - - 30 Cordage and Hemp - - - 30 per ton Clapboards _ . - - 20 per m Cambooses and Stoves 10 each Casks of Nails - - - - 3 Chests of Oil - 2 Cannon - - - - - 25 each . Chairs - - - - - bolt Duck, (Russia) - - - - 1 per <' (Ravens) . - - 1-2 Flour - - • - - 2 Rates of Wharfage. t3$ Ssh ------2 per quintal rrain of all kinds - - - 1 p^r bushel famper? of Bottles . - - 10 each [ojrsheads and Pipes - - - 10 lidei ----- 1 ay ------10 per bundle [oops - - - - - 25 per m enip ----- 30 per ton irs of Oil, Olives, and Raisins - 1 each on and Iron Hoops - - - 30 p^^r ton effs of Cracker?, small - - leach aths ----- 6 1 4 ead and Shot - - - - 30 per ton fahogany - - - - 30 per ton 480 feet ankin - - - - - 2 per 100 ps. •ninns - - - - - 4 per 100 bun. laster of Paris and Stone - - 25 per ton ackages of Goods - - - 12 1 2 .earns of Wrapping Paper - - 1-2 acks of Almonds and Feathers 4 to 10 each taves - - - - - 25 per m hooks, (hhd. and pipe) - - 2 each kins, (goat) - - - - 10 per 100 skins alt ------6 1-4 per hhd. hingles - - , - - 6 1-4 per m. 'ierces - - . - * 7 each Viinks of Goods - -• - 12 1-2 'imber - - • - - 25 per ton *' (ranging) - - - - 25 per 100 feet Vood and Bark - • - 25 per cord Impty Casks - - - - half price All merchandize shipped off the wharf, to pay the me rates of wharfage as for landing, without regard landing. I the time of No articles of any kind whatever put upon the harf are to be considered as entitled to remain there nj longer time than the wharfinger shall consent to, nd always subject to be removed at the expense of the wners. Goods taken in lighters, or otherwise by water from in board any vessel lying at the wharf or goods taken rom lighters or otherwise, by water on board any ves- 1 lying at the wharf, to pay one half as much as for 240 Rates of Storage. landing; the &aid half wharfnge to be paid by the rei. sel Ijins; at the wharf. The wharfage of goods landed, to be paid by the m}. ler, or person landing the same, except wood and lumber. which is to be paid by the purchaser. Goods received from, or ioaded on board of coastiJii to be paid for bj the captains of coasters ; unless th« same are shipped or received by persons belonging t( Boston, and a return thereof to be made b^ the ma?t« of the coaster to the wharfinger. Goods brought on the whan, by trucks or otherwise, fa public sale, to pay the same wharfage,as if landed thereoD Vessels hauling to the wharf, are expected to hart their jibs, spanker booms, and sprifsail ^aids rigged iri; and on the north side, to have their yards topped, aiid to accomuiodnte other vessels as much as possible. No boats are to be put on the wharf; nor sand, grav- el, or other ballast, to be landed, without permission ol the wharfinger; nor are the dirt or sweepings of the hold, or other articles- which do not floa^, under any pre- tence whatever, to be thrown into the dock. No fire is allowed to he kept on board any vessel lying at the north side of the wharf, above the T. STORAGE PER MONTH. Bales of Coffee, Cocoa, &c. - 4 cents each Bales of Cotton and Bags of Hops 25 Bales, Cases, Crates, and Trunks 2& Barrels 10 Boxes of Glass - - - - 4 Boxes of Lemons - - - 6 Boxes of Sugar - - - - 20 Butts, from 50 to 200 gallons - 50 Casks of Raisins . - - 4 Chests of Bohea Tea - - - 25 Cords - - - - - 60 per chaldro* Cordage - - - - - 33 1-3 per ton Russia Duck - - - - 2 per liolt Fish------3 per quintal Crrain ----- 2 per bushel Hemp ----- 100 per ton Hides - - - - . 3 cents Hogsheads and Pipes - - - 33 1-3 each Iron - - - - « - 25 per ton Salt ------12 1-2 per hhi« Tri«rc€» -, .^ - . ., ^eack . Knights Templars. 241 MASONIC SOCIETIES. General Grand Encamfinwnt of Knights Temfilars in the United Slates. M VV antl Kan. De Witt Clinton, of Albany, State of New- York, G. G. Mastfr. Sir Jonathan Nye, Claremont, N H,D.G. G. Master, Sir John J. Loring, K^^q. Bosion. G. G, Generalissimo, SirWm.G Hunt, Esq Nashville, Ven.G.G.Cafit.Gen. Sir [osep^ White, of New H.ijnpshire, G. G. Senior Warden. Sir John H. Cottnn, of Vermont, G. G. Junior Warden, ^v Peter Gnnne'^ Esq. Prnv. R. I. G. G. T^ea-.urer, Sir Oliver VI Lowndes, of New-York, G G Recorder, Sir I>aac W. Flui^bard, of Vermont, G G Warder. Sir J inies Eyland, of South Carolina, G. G. Standard BeareT^. Sir rhomas Hubbard, of Connecticut, G. G. Sivord Bearer. Next Trie nial meeting of the O. G. Encampment will be heUl in the city of New.York, on the second Thursday in September. 18^9. Grand Rncamfime.nt of ^lassachusctts and Rhode Island. Meet annually. M W Sir John Carlisle, Esq. Providence, R.I. G. Master^, 5ir Peter Grnnell. Esq. Providence, O. G. Master. Sir John J. IjO^in?, Esq. Boston, G. Generalissimo. Sir [osiih Wi^taker, Providence, G Cofit. General, ev. J ihn L. Blake, Boston, G'-and Prelate. ^\r Robert Lish, B ston, G. 9. Warden. r Ric iard S.SpoFF )rd, m.d. NewburyportjG.T". Warden; ir VIos'S Rchird on, Esq. uf Providence, G. Treas. \v Samuel Howe, of Bosto i, G. Recorder. 5ir Jacob Amee, Esq. of do. G. Warder. [nr r lomis Povver, Esq. of Boston, G. Standard Bearer^ ir Edward V. R lymoad, of Boston, G. Sword Bearer, E.icampments under the Jurisdiction. Bost07i Rnc'imfiment itated meetings on the 3d Wednesday in every month- |ir Abraham A. Dame, Esq. M. E, Grand Commander* VV 34S Masonic Societies. Sir Edward Asa Raymond, Generalissimo. Sir Tho!nrxs l^owcr, Esq. Cafitain General Encampment ai New!>uryporU at Portland. at Newport, at Holden. at Greenwich. GeTieral Grand Royal Arch Chafiter of the United States, will hold their next Triennial meeting at New York, in September, 1829. M E & Hon. De Witt Clinton, Esq. of Albany. State of New-York, G. G. High Pfiest. M E TohnSnow. Esq. Worthington,OhioD.G.G.fr.P. M E Hon. John L. Wilson, Charleston,5.C.G.G.ir«>?^.. M E Kev. P;u! D.^an, Boston, Mass. G. G. Scribe. M E Peter firinneli, Esq. Prov. H. I. G.G. Treasurer, M E LebbeusChapman,'>fNew.York city, G.G.Secr'^y, M E& R-v.?ona.Nve,Claremnt,N.H. G.G.CAa/2/am» M E Wm. G. Hunt, Nashville, Ten. G. G. Marshal Grand Royal Arch Chafiter of Massachusetts, Stated meetings in June, September, and December. Officers elected in September. M E n '.niel L. Gibhens, Grand High Priest. E & Rev. Benj. Humoon^Dtfiuty GrandHighPrie»i, E Richird S. Spoffird, G. King. E & Rev Samuel Clark, G. Scribe. E Abraham A. Da-me, G. Treasurer^ E S \nniid Howe,I we, G.u-. Secretary.^fcreiary. E & Rev. S "basna-)asna'j Streeter,^ ) J^hiin Ra tiett, V G. Chafilains. Sa- n 1 Barrett, ) Cornp. Michael R mlstone, G. Marshal. Most W rshffiful Grand Lodge of Massachusetts^ Quarterly com-r unirat'ons held on the 2d Wednesday in Deceniber, March, June, and September. M W John Sniev, E->q. ('harlestown, G. Master. R V & Rev. John Ranlett, Marblehead, Defi.G.Mar. R W Hon J(.h ! Keves, Concord, Senior Gr, Warden* R W Henry Pnrkitt, Junior Grand Warden. R W John J. Luring, Esq. Boston, Grand Trr.amirer. Masonic Societies. Q4Q R W Thomas Power, Esq. rosrof, l^ec. Gr. Secr*y, R W William J. Whipple, E^q.C .mbri(i.e;e,C'or.G>.6>r. R W John P. Bigelowj Esq. Boston, G.and Marshal* R W Rev. James Saline, B* ston, R W Rev.BenjaminHm^toO' , C nto- , R W Rev. Samuel B^rre t, Bosun, R W Rev. HenryJackson,Cliar-esuwn, R W Rev. Berj. C. Cutler, Quincy, } G,C/iafilains. R W Rev. JamesMotss,D.D Newburvp. ' R W Rev. Sim uel Osgood Springfirlc', R W Rev. BenjAVillard, North mpt is. R W Rev. Ti u. Strong, Grtenfieid J R W Jarnes A l)ick^on, Boston, Senio Gr. Deacon^ R W Benjamin B Apnleton. B s on. Junior G. Deacon. R W Michael Roalstone, B strn, ) E W Dan-el Baxier, jr. ** ^, . ^, . ^ ( ^' °^^ '^' ewards. R VV Elias H ;skeU. - > R W David Parker, * ) VV R Thomas j. Goodwin. C arlestrw , G. Sword B, R W George G. Smiih, B stOM, \ r> u . R VV E.wWcalf,Esq.Cambr.i ^''- ^^r.w^cints. The following Right WoTshipful Brethren are Dep- uty Gr ;nd Masters to. the several Dist-icts of th ' Com- monwf^aith, and styled District Deputy Grand Masters. R W \brahafn A. Dame, Esq. Boston, 1st Dist, R W John (>ook. jr Esq. Newburyp -rt, 2d do, R VV Hon. Seth Snrague, jr.. Duxbury, 3d do. R W Thomas S. Mann, V\/rei.tham, 4th da R W William Whiting, Concord, 5tli do. R W Otis Hayden, Brookfield, 6th do. R W Horatio G. Newcomb, Esq. Greenfield, 7ih da R W 8th do. R W Ephraim Buck, M. d. Maiden, 9th do. R W Charles E.Forbes, Esq. Northampton, 10th do. R W Sylvester Baker, Esq, Barnstable, 1 Ith do. R W Rev. William Morse, Nantucket, 12th do. R W 13th do. Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters for tht Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Abraham A. Dame, Esq. Boston, M /. G. M. George Bliss, jr. Esq. Springfield, R I, G. M,. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G.C^ 244 Masonic Societies. Boston Council of Selr^ct, Royal and Sufier-excellenl Masters. Meetings last Tuesday in each month. Abraham A, Dame, Esq. B.^ston, M I. G. M. CHAPTERS IN BOSTON. Sahit Andreivs. M E Rev. Sebasti n Stt eete-, Hij^h Priest. Stated meeting on the first VVednesd.^y in every month, Saint Paul's. M E E Iward A. Ra> mond, High Priest, Stated meeting :he thni Tuesday in every month. LODGES IN BOSTON. } St. J hn's Lodge. R W Aui^iisius W. R belts, Esq. Master, Stated meeti g on tiie first Tuesday in every month> St. Andmus Lodge. R W D.vid Pirkr, Mastfr. Stated meeting the second Thui sd;iy in every month* yiiMSuc/iU'^'^fts Lodge. R W Henry H Bartot!,' Mar-fr. ^ Stated meeting the ast Fcidav in every month, Columbian Lodge. R W Joshua B. F int, M.n. Master, Stated meeting tlie fi s. fuursday in every month. Mount L banon Lodge. R W Gilbert Nurse. Master. Stated meet ng the las' \Io.iday in every month. A Table of various Foreign Coins, iD'c. nvuh the value in Federal Money. ig cts m Si cts Real plate of Spain, - - 10 9 The Tale of China, - - 148 An English Sixpence, - - 11 1 The Pagoda of India, - - 1 84 TheLivreroiinoisofFrance,0 18 5 A French Pistole, • - - 3 66 7 The F'ran'e of France, - - 18 7 A Spanish Pistole, - - - 3 77 3 An Fnaflish Shilling, - - 22 2 The Pound of li'eland, - 4 10 B Thf ") VIarkBdncoofHambure:h,0 23 The Pound Sterling ot 4 44 4 The Flovin oi- Guelder of )^ -n Great Britain, $ '*" "o the United Netherlands, 5" A French '^^uima, - - - 4 60 The Rupee of Bengal, - 50 An Fnglish Guinea, - - 4 65 7 The Rix-Dollar of Denmark,! 00 A Moidore. ----- 6 00 8 The Rix-;)o;lar of Sweden, 1 00 Half Johannes, - - - - 8 00 4 The Rouble of Russia, - l 00 5 A Doubioon, - - - - 14 93 The Miirea of Portugal, - 1 24 A Johannes, 16 00 , COMPRISING ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIOJTS. age. 40 Dele Benj. L. Weld, Counsellor, deceased. 51 Dele Isaac Train as Gaoler, Cambridge, and insert David Austin. 54 Insert Asahel Brvant, of Chesterfield, as Deputy- Sheriff. 58 The Deputy-Sheriffs in Plymouth County stand corr<:fCt. 77 Inset t the following as Deputy -Sheriffs for Berk- shire County. Jlford William B. Finn Otis Elam P. Norton South Adams Robert R Pittfifield John Pomeroy Briggs Richmond Ebenezer K,' Dalton Geo.W. Boardtwan Wi'liams Great Ba^r'nigton Isiac •S 225 Insert the following names to fill the vacancies in the Common Council. Ward No. 1. Samuel Asp'nwall and Eleazer Pratt* 2. George W. Johnson. 9. Thomas Lamb> W 2 246 Sittings of the Courts in Maine. 83 Insert the following as Deputy-Sheriffs for Frank^' lin County. Ashfieid Seth Church cronibie, jr. Bernardaton Haizel Par- Lev^rett Alpheus Field pie Montague Renja. S. Wells Charlemont William Rid- A''ew-halem Lymaa Saw- die yer Colraine Robert Riddle JVorthfield Richard Colton Conway H mry P. Billings Orange Abijah Hill Deerfield Uavid WngUL Sunderland Clark Rowe Greenfield Isaac Aber- Warwick Abner Goodale 156 Insert Dr. John C. Warren, as Pres^ident o!^ the iVIass. Soc. for Suppression of Intemperance. 213 Dele Saml. R. Overton, Navy Agent, Pensacola, deceased, and insert Nathaniel x\mory. 215 Dele Condi y Raguet, as Charge d'Affaires to Brazil, and insert William 'I'udor. Insert Samuel Larned as Charge d'Affaires to Chile. SITTINGS OF THE COURTS IN MAINE. Supreme Judicial Court, LAW TERMS. At York, on the last Tu. sday in April.—Portland, on the 1st Tues. in May.— Paris on the 3d Tues. in May. Wiscasset, on the 4th Tues. in Miy.— Augusta, on the 1st Tues. next after the 4Lh Tues. in May.—Norridge- wock on the 2d Tues. next alter the 4th Tues. in May. B tngor, on the 3d Fues. next after the 4th Tues. in Mav.—Castine, on the 4th Fues. next after th»^ 4th Tues. in M-.y.— West-Machias, on the 5th Tues. next aft. r the 4th Tues. in May — At Belfast (in new county of W^aldo,) on 7th Tues. after the 3d Fues. m May. NISI PRIUS TERMS. At Alfred, on the 3J Turs. in Sept.— Portland, on the 1st Tues. in Nov.—-Pans, on the 2d Tues in October. Wiscasset, on the 3d Fa-s. in S pt — Augusta, en the 1st Tu s. in Oct — C-istiue, on tiie 3d Tues. in October. Bangor, on the 4t j Fues. in October. / Court of Cojnmon Pleas. At York, last Tues. in May—Alfred, 2d Tuesday iiT: Feb. and 3d Tues. in Oct.— Portland, 1st Tues. in March, 3d Tues. in June, and 1st Tues. in Oct. —Wis- casset, 4th Tues. in Dec— Fopsham, 4lh Tues. in Judges of the Courts in Maine. Q4? .ug.—Warren, 4th Tues. in April—Augusta, 2d Tues. I April, 2d Tues. in August, and 2d Tues. in Dec. Forndgewock, 2d Tues. in March, last Tues. in June, nd 1st Tues. in Nov.—Castine, 3d Tues. in Ma ch, 2d 'ues. in July, and 3d Tues. in Nov.—Machias, 1st 'ues. in March, and 3d Tues. in Sept.—Pa»is, 2d 'ues. in June, and 4th Tues. in Sept. and 4th Tues. in an —Bangor, 1st Tues. in Jan. June and October, •elfast, (county ot Waldo,) on the 4th Tues. in March, iilv and November. JUDGES OF THE COURTS IN MAINE. SufLrcme Judicial Court. fon Prentiss Melien, ll. d. of Porthnd, Chief Justice. Ion. Wiliiam P. Prebie, of Portland, Justice. Ion. Nathan Weston, jr. of Augusta, do, C .urt of Common Pleas, Ion. Ezekiel Whitman, of Portland, Chief Justice. Ion. Samuel E. Smith, of Wiscasset, Justice. lo.i. David Perhnii, of Brewer, do. American Standard of Money y approved by Act of ongress, April 10, 1806. Goi^d—Eagle, valued at n dollars, must weigh 11 pennyweights, 6 grains; lalf Eagle, at five dollars, 5 do. 15 do. Quarter Eagle, t 2 dollars and fifty cents, 2 do. 19 1-2 do.—Silver — )ollar must weigh 17 pennyweights, 7 graitis Half ollar 8 do. 16 do. Quarter Dollar, 4 do. 4 do. French 'rown at 1 dollar and ten cents, 18 do, 17 do. MORTALITY IN BOSTON. The Deaths in Boston in 1826, were 1254. 22 J were under 1 year, 123 nder 2 years, 75 under 5 years, 45 under 10 years, 50 under 20 years, 37 under 30 years, 15S under 40 years, 117 under 50 years, 73 under 60 ears, 61 under 70 years, 45 under 80 years, 21 under 90 years, 4 under 00 years, and 87 still bom.— Consumptiun 231, Fevers 120, Dysentery 7, Intemperance 38, Croup 24, Di opsy 61, Drowned 22, Fits 45, Old age D, Palsy 9, Quinsey 5, Gravel 4, Infantile 40, Throat Distemper 6, Ac- idental 14, Hooping Cough 23, Inflammatory Diseases 33, Liver com* laint 11, Mortification 9, Measles 10, Lock-jaw 1, Teethings, Worms 4, ;urns 11, Canker 29, Debility 18, Cancer 5, Venereal 1, Poison 1, Gout 1, calded 3, Frozen 1, Dispepsia 1, Lethargy 1, Scrofula 1, Jaundice 5, pasm 8, Abscess 6, Apoplexy 10, Asthma 1, Colic 4, Cholera Morbus 5, isorders of the head 5, Diseases of the Heart 11. The largest number of deaths in any one month » 133 in August. Interest Tabic. A TABLE of SIMPLE INTEREST, at Six per Cent princi- 1 i week. i month, | j pal. 1 d. c. m. ! d. c. m. | Population of U. S. 24§ y. POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. FOR 1790, 1800, 1810, and 1820. i states. 850 Census of Towns and Cities. CENSUS OF TOWNS AND CITIES. INDEX. idemy ofArts and Sciences 137 Court, Common Pleas idemies in Massachusetts - 141 ** Calendar of - iitions and Correetiuns - 245 " Sessions - - 29 mts & Consuls * - - - 215 ' Sessions, Calendar of 33 -icuUui-al Societies - - 1^ " Probate ... 34 erican Education Society 150 " of United States 195 herst College - - - - 128 Courts in Maine * - . 245 aquarian Society - - - 140 Custom House Officers 197 iient and Hon. Artillery - 108 Dartmouth College • . 133 Jover Institution - - - 136 Debating Societies * - 141 pendix .---.-- 245 Dispensary, Medical, - 153 jeduct Corporation - - 163 District Officers of U. S. 193 nv of the United States - 199 Divisional y Staff Officers 92 illery of Massachusetts - 105 Duke's County Justices^ &c. 66 iums .-•--- .-154 Eclipses . - - - 3 essors .--..-. 23? Education Societies i50 leneums ...... i61 Essf X Justices, &c. 41 lorneys in Boston ... 40 Fedtral Courts, Sittings of 185 :omeys in Essex .... 45 Field Officers of Infantry 95 orneys, Ci. Court, U. S. - 196 Fire Society - . - - 15S omey- General of Mass. - 29 File Department • - - c'ioneefi in Bouon - - • 231 Franklin Justices, &c. - nks in Massachusetts . - 172 General Court • - - 17 nks, SavinK;s 155 General Staff Officers - 92 rnstable Justices, Jkc. - • 63 Government of United States 1S9 rkshire Justices, &c. - - 74 Governors of Massachusetts 15, 16 lie Societies ..... 146 " of the several States . 20S ihf)ps in America ... 122 Hamilton College .... 135 wdoin College - - . . 129 Hampden Justices, &c. - - 84 inches U. S. Bank ... 170 Hampshire Justices, &c. - - 52 igade in Boston, 3d - . . 108 Handel and Haydn Society, - 161 gade Staff Officers ... 93 Hai-vavd University ... 124 istol Justices, &c. - - - 59 Health Commissioneri, Boston 330 own University ... - 132 Historical Societies .... 140 nker Hill Monument Ass. 160 Hospital Coi-poration - - - igf valry of Massachusetts • - 102 Housewrighu in Boston - - isg nsus of Massachusetts, . 18 to 27 Howard Benevolent Society * 160 ofCity of Boston, - - 18 Humane societies • - - . 145 aritable Societies ... 153 Inland Bills of Exchange - 170 urcbes and Ministers . • 111 Instructei-s in Public :Jchools. 22T ty officers in Boston - - 225 Infantry, Field Officers of - 95 iicinnati in Mass. ... 159 Inspectors, State ..... igg ins. Foreign ..... 244 Iniunmce Companies ... uz lieges 124—136 Interest Table . - . . . 24ft liege of Pharmacy ... 140 Judiciary of Massachusetts • 29i- mmon Council .... 225 Judiciary of United States • 19S nstables in Boston ... 235 Justices in Boston - - - 38, 39 ngress, 20th ----- 1S9 Justices through the State • 36 nsuls, American ...» 215 Judges in Maine - . . . 247 •' foreign in U. S. - - 219 Lett, rs, postage of • . . . fi ng. Charitable Society - 152 Library Societies .... 1^ nvention Cong. Ministers - 122 Marine Societies • • . . . 145 unsellors, &c. in Boston • 40 Masonic Societies .... 241 uncil, assachusetts - - 17 Manufactories in Mass. . . lifi urt. Counsellor, Cir. U. S. 196 Masters in Chanc* ry • - • M * S. J. Massachusetts, - 29 Mayor & Aldermen ... - ms f* p. J. Calendar of • - ,31 MeidsuMC A««oei«ti«» - ' ^ fSk ^52 Index. Mechanics' Institution - - 159 Beporter Decisions, - - - - Medical SociKy of Mass. - - 13? Represemativf. of Mass. - - Medical Dispensai7 - - - • 153 " of Ti'nited Stntes - - Medical School 158 Roman Catholic Bishc.ps - - Middlesex Justices, &c. - - 46 Sabbath bchool Societit-s 151, Middlesex Canal 1^3 Salaries 1S8, Militia of Alassachusetts - - 92 Savings Bank in Boston - - Mil! Corporation 163 Schooje Public. Boston . . Mortality in B non. - - - 247 School Committee - - . . Ministers and Cliurches for the Secretary of Massachusetts . sereral Coiit'ties - - - 111 Secretaries of Departments . Ministers of U. S. in Foreign Senate of Massachusetts - - Countries 215 " of United States- - - Mini-iters. Foreien in U. S. • 219 Sheriffs in Boston - - - - Minifter.* of the King of Eng. 224 " Missionary Societies - - - 147 Middlesex - - - Municipal Court 29 " Hampshire - - - •^ Nantucket Justices, &c. - - 67 Ph month- - - - Naval Board 209 « Bristol Naval Force of United States 214 " Barnstable - - - 65 « Naval Aeents, &c. - - - - 212 Pukes 66 " Navy of United States - - - 209 Nantucket - - - 67 New-England Society - - - 155 " "\Vorcfster- - - - " Newton Institution - - - - 137 Berkshire - - - - 24, Noi-fotk Justices, &c. - - - 78 " Nnlfo.k - . - - 24i Notarfes Public in Boston - 40 " Franklin - . - - 24* " in Essex 44 '* Hampden - - - - 8' « in Middlesex - - - - 49 Soci- ties. Charitable - - 15! •* in Hampshire - - - 53 Solicitor Gent-ral of Mass. 2< *• in Plymouth ... 57 .South Carolina College - 131 « in Bristol 61 Staees from Boston - - - 23 *' in Barnstable - - - 64 State Prison, Officers of - 19 - « in Dukts 66 Suffolk Justices, ike. . 3 *' in Nantucket - - - 67 Supreme Coiut. Mass. - - 2 « in Worc'-ster - - . 71 " " of U. S. - 19 " in Berkshire - . - - 77 S'l geonsand Physiciai s - 23 « in Norfolk ... - 80 Third Brie-ade, ist Divisi-n 10 *' 'n Franklin - - . . 83 Tract Societi* s - - . - 15i ** in Hampden - - . - 85 Twentifth Congress - - 18( Overseers of Poor, Boston - 226 Turnpik' s in Mass. - . 168 Peace Society ----- 153 Undertakers in Boston - 2:?c Physicians in Boston - - - 23i Union Colle-ge - - - - 13« Pilbt, Branch - - . - . 198 Unitarian Association - - 151 Piigrim Society ----- 160 United States A my - - 205 Plymouth Co. Justices, &c. - 55 United States Calendar - IOC Police Court in Boston - - 29 Universities - - - - - 12< Population of United States - 249 Vermont Colleges - - - 13< « of Towns and Cities - 250 Votes for Governor - - - 2! - - Population of Boston - - . 18 "Ward Officers - . 227 Postasre --91 Washington College - - 132 Post Towns & Post Masters - 87 Watei-viile College - - - 130 Princeton College, N.J. - - 135 Williams College - - - 127 Probate Courts - - - - . 34 Worcester Co. Justices, Sec. 63 8.ates of Dockagre, &c. • - 237 Yale College 131 ICT Articles for this Register, intended as corrections, '^UBt bo forwarded early in October. - ,;ii>: 4 ^2 W.P.A,