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ALSO, ' Cataxogues of the Officers of the GENERAL GOVERNMENT,

its With feveral* Deparrments and Eftablifhments ;

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United States ; but vifible in Gnat-Britain, Germany a^d fome partof P'M;^// and Poland. J /s lat. 25' N. X IIL The rhini v.ijl b.; of the Moon, July 22d, oh. 4tm.

evening, and invifihlc on \h\^ fid<* of the terreftriM gl<^ilt"-"- IV. The fourth will he an E|1 Ipfe of the SurT,' ^Augi^ (1 5th, lib. 15m. in the morning, inviHhlc to all-nort'hNftfj.rte equator; but vifible andcei(tral in C/ii/i, South Americaj^ in

long. 40 45' E. of Bofion, and lat. 3^*^ S.— ]) 's. lat. 44^*^55 V. The fiiih will be alfo of the Sun, December 31ft, 8h. 7m. in the evening, invifible.

..< ^^ ti^ <^ <-<-* ^4» <4*<4* #^1^ t^*^ ^> *>»<•» *¥> >" RATES OF LETTER FQ^^TAGE. t\ EVERY letter compofcd of a fiuglefWct of. pm^er con- < veyed not exce.ding 40 miles, B cciits!*——Ovei; ^. milt's, and not exceeding 90 miles, 10 cents. 'Over 90 .1 miles, and not exceeding 1,50 miles, 12| -"exits. —Over 1,30 miles, and not exceeding 300 miles, 17 cents. —Over 360 miles, and not exceeding 500 miles, 20 cents.—»Over 500.

' miles, 25 cents. - • Every letter compofed of two pieces of payier^ double thofe rates.— Every letter coi-ipolcd of three pieces of pa-* per, triple thofe rates. —Every letter, compofed oF four^ne- crs of paper, weighing 1 oz. quadruple thofe rates, and at

the rate of four ftngle letters for ( ach ounce any letter or packet may weigh. —Evcif*l|up letter originally received! "\ at an office for deliver)', ^ ^^C'^^ik^ -v Magazities ard Pamphlets pwfllel^^^^:^^\:cr^|4p aI(II'js.^ 1^'* 1 cent. —Overdo miles, and not excf?^ding 100 miles, ^' cent.—Over 100 miles 2 cen;s. * ^ The Poll-OiTice do.-s not infurc money, or airy- other ihing conveyed by poft. The General Pofl-Olfidc is kept at the feat of Government. 2<^ oV t-P" 2^ A. cA^ja/cc^^

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JANUARY, 1804, begin\on SunSyT

Laft Quarter 4th day, 5h 7m. evening.

New Moon 1 2th day, 4h. 1 9m. evening. Firft Quarter 19th day, 5h. 3m. exgftinjg. V Full Moon 26thth day, 4h. 14m. evening.' ^ m|\v] C/plenabIc Dnys. life. h.0^-|r.^s.lF.Sea

1 A ircumcifion. fine i'/ 9.37 e 39 2k C.P. Lenox. rreatherfor 7 3.22 f^.P. Boft. and Dedh. the feafon. u 41 .4 Sir I. Newton born, 1643. mom. •4 -f-^ Low tides for the (eafon. Changes o 41

Epiph. to cold }) Apogee % and boijlerous. 6 48 ift Sund. pafl Epiph. Lucl. Yj 7 34 C.P. North. Lenox & Warren. 7 8 =4 Day increafed 12m. S>igns of rain 9 1 Now comes a 10 1 P fets 4 7 Peace rat. by Cong. 1784. fncw. 7 %% Ev.50 2d Sunday pafl Epiphany. 8 o 1 40 High zvinds 9 12 Dr. Franklin born, 1706. 10 23 atN. W. 7 21 11 36 Middling tides. Aibre 5 Perigee. 7 2c morn Eabian. Jqua'Js. 7 1 o 51 Agnes. Louis XVLbeh. 1793. 7 1 3d Sund. paft Epiph. Vincent. 7 I'J 3 23 Fine u;cather to wake 7 16 4 33 tlir. ladies look Jrejli. 5 36 Converfion St. PauL 7 14 6 29 More moderate 3) eclip. vifib. 713 ifeiii zoith fnozo 7 12 3morn Peter the Great died, 1725. and"] 11 7 111 o 20 Septuagefima Sund. rain. 7 lo Pretty good jy 9 17 14. fleighiiig. 17 10 20 2 28

Archimedes of Syracufe was the inventor of a giafs fphere, which exaftly repr^fented the motions of all the heavenly bodies. He alfo invented the pumping fcrew, flill c^lkc the Screw oj Archimedes^ which cannot be difpenfed with in architect, and by means of which he rendered Egypt hab 6

FEBRUARY, 1804, begins on Wedn^^ayi ^-.i^

Laft Quarter gd day, 2h. 44m. eveln'g, . ^-n^ f New Moon- nth day, 6h. 25m. morning. Firft Quarter 18th day,- oh. 380?.- moriitng. Full Moqii 25 th day, yh, 56m. morn in

\\[ brei-va^>le days, . &c: |r^0 M I s,|r.@s.|T".S^a I O 7~6 14 Agreeable weather^ '511 2213 8, Purif. V. Mary, or Candlemas. 1 \b 5 morn. 3 50 3p Middling tides, if not D Apog 4 33 tcQ cold. 19' 47 7 2 ,5 vi 27 5 ScxageT. Sund. \S

itable. He alfo invented burning glafTes, and made ufe of them in defence of his country-. He contrived feveral oth- er ailonifning machines, which have not reached us. He lived 2c8 years before ChriO.

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MARCH,. >i ^0^4, begins on Thurikiay.

Lafi Quarter 4th day, i ih. 8m.' morning. Ne^^Motp nth day, 6h. 7m. evening. ^JFirft Quarter 1 8th day, 8h. 5 8m. morning Fuif'Moon 26th day^ oh. 37m. morning.

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'i»5- St^i»vitd. 'Looks like. Apogeci.6 ^8611 1,4.. 2 29 p Jy 6 ,Chad. fnow, 6 26 6rhor>K; .3/4^ ^tt^ Twc; rain. 6 25 o ij\ , 6j ^ Gi3d Sund. in Lent. Raw 23 6 1.J7 451 Mallacre, Bofton, 1770. f> 22 6 2 12 5 41 3 winds . 20 6 3 1 6 36 4^ Perpetua. but »>fim 19 6 3 42 7 30 5 j\''enus it-ts 8h. ^4m. Jun. 18 6 4 181 8 24 '^ Grows ^-- " x^ 6 4 50' 9 1^ fets zvarmer. Yard L i^h. 5 14 10 ; 6 G 4th Sund. in Lent. Mid. Sund 13 I) fets, 10 5^ Quite high Greg. Mor^ 12 6 7 oil 48 C.IMpr\vich.S.J.C.Boft.>//^>7^ lo «§ 8 i8Ev.4d

I Perigee '9- liJes. weather. D 49^ 3J) •• AJharp , , 10 58 2 31 air. ll morn.j- 3 31 Bofton evac. by the Britifli. 151-4 33 6 ,5(h Sund. in Lent. •, 3 1 afii 5 34 C.P. Concord. The clouds, 2 6 2 22 6 •Y> C.P. Nantucket. \ •o 6 BenediiA. denote more ^, ^^v59 Sir L Newton died, 1727^ 57 , JatUng weather. 5 56 7 4 4o| 9 4( 24 Pleafant. 5 54 7 5 5!io 28 Palm Sund. Annunc. V. Mary .5 53 7 5 2511 9 lb C.P. Worcefter. Sowe 5 52 7 • rile 11 5c 27 S.J.C.Dedham. CP.Barnftab 5 50 7 8 9 morn. 2H Not very high tides. }) Apogee, 5 49 7 -9 14 39 fnozv this 5 47 710 13 1 17 Good-Friday. time. 5 40 711 12 2 317 5 44 7 mom. 2.

Euclid, who wrott? alyift 3QO ^^s before Chrj^, w?as one of the greatelcreated mathcmatfcians oF ahtiquUy.antiquYty. His geom^eec rical propofiiions have n part reached us, and are ilill con-, lidcred as the heft of the kind, M'] A 2 2

APRIL, i8©4, begms on Sunday.'

Laft Quarter 3d day, 4h. 40111. raorning. New Moon 10th day, 3h. 32m. in.orriing. Firft Quarter 16th -^ay, 6h.,5im."'evenl'rig. *V Full Moon 24th day, ^K\*i 8m. e\jjf:i^i;Tg. Obiervable Days, &c.' Jr.0; •I''' ^Se; Ealler-day. \;5 43 fX^^ 3' 44 chofen, Mairach.u.^,5 Gov. and Sen. 42 1 4 '34 change 5o;?ze 5 40 /I 1 46 .28 t. Ambrofe. 0/" weather. 39 7 2 25 6 55'o Quite pleafant 2 53 7 11 J'orfome days. 36 3 2« 8 1 Yard L fets iih. 4jm. 35 ift Sund. pad Eaft. Low-Sund '33 C. P. Lenox. 32 4..33 10 3- S.J.C. Concord. C.P.Plymouth. 30 11 25 Very high tides. J> Perigee. 20 8 41 Ev.24 D eclipfes 7*s 3h. even. 28 io 2 1 2=; Venus fets loh. 1 2m. Showers 26 7 11 17 2 28 with unjettkd zoeatker. norn. 3 32 2d Sund. part Eafter. 24 0 2:4 C. P. Taunton. Pleafant.

S.J.C.Ipfvv. C. P. Boit. yxirk,^ 21 ,1 57 62, More rain. [&Edgarton. 2*3C ^ ! Alphege. Battle Lex. 1775. 7 53 Go(9t. Mark. Gen. Eleft. Rh. Ifl 10 8 1 8 morn tides, Low florm. [ ]) Apogee. 9 9M2 UnJtttUd » 7J;io 11^0 55 weather 6 7,1* 4^1 44^y 29 G 4th Sund. paft Eafter 5 5 7iii 50^2 87^ 301 Wafliington procla. Pref. 1789. 5 4 7 morn -3-'-^

Sun-dials were introduced at Rome about the yea^-^co. Before this time it 2S not known in that ^it^- whc^i noon,' but by means of a public crier, who annt>ui?»;(^t li lije people.

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—.^ .i^v mmmm MAY, 1804, begins on Tuefday.

Laft Quarter 2d day, 6h. 23m. evening. New Moon 9th day, iih. i8m. morning Firft Quarter i6tlTMiay^6h. 3501. morning Full Moon 24th day, ph. frn. rctor9ing.^ " MhV Oblervable Days, &c. Qs.lr.® . T. bed SJ.C.York&Northamp. C.P. 3 7 27 4.2c 24 Skotaers) - ^fC^ftine. 1 7 1 o 5 iC' 3 Inven. Crofs. zuit/i thJnder. o 7 1-428 6 cH ' 4 Cool breezees 59 8 1 53 647 5 Jrom the N. W. ^ In 7 34 6 5th Sund. pad E. Roga. Sun. 57 8 2- 40 8 23' Day breaks 3h. Agreeable 56 8 3 5 9 15 I S.J. C.Lenox, weather. - 54 10 9

' 9 I> Perigee. 53 ]) fets 11 9 ic Afcen.Day. Gen. Eleft. Hartf. 52 5 6 50 Ev.i£ ti High tides. Signs of 51 8 10 5 1 17 Jhowers. 50 8 11 2 21 Sund, after Afcenfion. 49 8 11 55 3 22 C.P. Wifcafl'et &Conc. Becomes^ 48 8 morn 4 18 C.Portland. C.P.Augufta.4 32 8 S.J. 47 ^ 5 16,4 ^uite pleafant. 4 46 8 1 5 54 Day increafcd ^h. 34m. Some '4 458 1 25 6 37 86 rain. 8 1 4b {4 44 7 ^^ 8 1917 Dunft. Dark day, 1780. 43 2 1 7 58 Whit-Sund. oxPaitrcoJl. 2 BA 8 S9 R 1 Whit-Mond. C. P. Norihampt. 41 2 ^6|9 Fine zocather. 40 81 3 lojio 6

20 fets 7h. loin . Yard L J Apogee. 39 8j 3 36 10 53 Not very high tides. Thunder, 39 81 ©rife 1 42 and fgns of 38 8 9 o morn. 2b rain. 37 948 34

Trinity Sund. Clear fun 36 10 27/ 1 23i and high. 358 11 1 2 161 11 29 S.J.C. Augufta. 35 8 2,<^ 3 6; G. n. Elea. Boft. & Portfmouth. 348 11 55.. 3 561 Conven. Cong. Minift. Bofion. 34 8imorn. 442 EratajlhcTies, a cotemporary of Archi.medes, afcertamedj the djAance of the earth from the fun, and iiieafured thei circumference of the earth. | Water mills were invented, A. D. 555, and wind mills 744 years after. JUNE, i8ib4, ^e^ins on Friday. Lad Quarts i{kday,^h. iim. morning. New im>OTL 7?ft OTy} 6h. 23m. evening.

. Fitft Quarter ^^^ daji, 8h. 14m. evening. Full Moon ijd day^s^K. 38m. morning. Eaft tjuartqf ^dtn day/'ioh. 50m. morning.

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1 BeaittTJul 4 33 o 1 ,5 26 ^ ^ 2 'leather. 4 32 8 44 6 1^ [I Trinity, 4 328 J 3 7 2 ^eoillpril..^. 1738. Art. Elec. 4 31 1 30 5 3 fPrettyrctty high tides torfor'' D-T*erigeeJt 4 31 2 2 8 4Q 2 4 30 42 9 4.9 ''r- ^^ cowfi dn '^-,^ . #-. 2) fcts 10 43 i Gov. Sumner died, 1799 4 29 •8t7 ajionn. 2.40 1 . 2 10 G 2d Sund. paft Trinity. 4. 28 TO-, 24 4" 11 St. Barnabas. C.P. Worccft. 28 10. 56 12 S.J.C. Wifcaffet. Gw^:v& 4. '3r44 10^4 loeathcr. 4 '28 S^^i 47^ 4 29 but cool 27 morn ^ 1^ Middling tides. nights. 4 27 8 «o 6 1617 [Battle Banker's hill, 1775. 4 278 o 26 6 33 3d Sund. paft l>in. St. Alban. 4 27 8 o 47 7^15 l8'2 Fogg^ 4 27 8 1 11 8" ^b '9;3 S.J.C.Barnft. C.P. Port. DAp. 4 27 8 1 35 » 4.5 -o;4 More 4 27 8 5 9 33 2 Jigns 4 27 8i 41 10 :6 Longeft day. of 1 27 11 S Jhowtrs. 4 27 8 rifeimorn 4th Sund. paft Trin. St. John 27 8 8 58 o 7 1 Clear [Baptift. 27 8 9 28 o 58 263 S J.C. Plym. and Caftine. C.P. 4 - 8 9 o^ 1 47 fun. [Salem. 27 8 10 18 2 36 Day decreafed 3m. which dries 27 8 10 40 32, St. Peter. very 28 8 4 6 '3o M- 28 S 11 £5. 4 53 Cltxks w^ere invented In Italy near Rome towards A. D. 400. Before this time the performance of divine fcrvice was announced by ftrikiug on ceitain boards, which were on this account called [acred. \ j

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New Moon 7th day, zh. om. morning. Firft Quarter 14th day, iih. 44m. morning Full Moon 22d day, oh. 4im:''eYehrHg. ^^

Laft Quarter 29th day, 5}!. 43m. evening.

jwl Obfervable Days, g'c. |r.0s. 's.lF.Se;

1 G ,51 h Sund. paft Trin. Srgns 28 8 11 55 5 43 2 2 Vifit. V. Mar}'. of rain. 28 Bmorn.! 6 3.c;

3a.C.P. Eofton. Good J) Perigee. 29 8i o 30' 7 £c 44 jIn DEPENDENCE dccl. I776. 29 ?i\ 1 15: 8 eo weather 8' 2 120 5 5, I 30 30 Quite high tides. again. 30 8j 2 20:10 ^^ ! 37 S/iowers in.fome 31 8 D fetsii 7 7 j 3Q 8 G 6th Sund. paffJni*. .. V 31 S; 8 47i^v.s6 places. and 92 ]) ? very-near, '4 32 »i 9 19 io;3 Columbus, born«in Genoa, i^fy. •4 32 8; 9 43

1 Fine koji i.-i ^ j4 33 810 4 12,3 « weatht^^ 4 33 8; 10 23 13 VenuA fe rs 8h 4 1 m this 34 8: 10 45I .__ 4

• 8;ii 14 \ Frcn?h4ij?\iC)l iijioq, 1,^39. a/A/i 4 35 6| 7th Sund. paft Trin. 8 11 G Thunder 14 35 31J tides. t jLow zvitk l4 36 811 581 Jhozoers. ]) Apogee. '4 37 .8,morn.| 7 22 18 Day decreafed 2om. 4 38 8; o 33 8 12 19 Good weather 4 38 8; 1 14 j 20 'Margaret. 4 39 8 2 8 9

21 7 I again. 4 40 8( 3 6 10 48 G 8th S. paft Trin. D eclipf. invif. 4 41 8,9 rife 11 39 23 2 ^%, ->» r^ A ; y.^ 4 42 8| '7 55 morn I

4 3 I cxpcH a Jlcrm. \ 4-43 8j ^ »o 28 25 4 St. James. Dog-days begin. 4 44 8| 8 41 1 IJ 265 |St. Anne. Very warm and 4 45 8 9 4 2 1 276 - fiiltry, with 4 4,5 81 9 28 2 48 I 28|7 jYard L nfes 3h. thunder. 4 46 8] 9 D^ 3 36 8' 29jGi9th Sund. paft Trinity. Dull. 4 47 10 371 4 2t. hay weather. Perigee. 8 11 8 5 20 30J2 ]) 4 48 1 31 3 I High tides. r5o 8 WsA 5

G?/>' Arrezo invented the notes of mufic. He firft thought of marking the founds by points on different lines and invented the clifis, the gamut, and the lix fyllabies

Uty re, 77z/, /a, Jol, la, which are the firft of the hymn 2/^- :.. ^ AUGUST, 1804, begins on WedheTdayA

New Moon 5th day, lih. 15m. morning. Firft Quarter 13th day, 4h. 5301. morning, Full Mot)n^2ift day, oh. 19m. morning.

Laft Quarter 27thjl^ays^]^. 29m . evening. "%. r^ ^ —1 ... ^^- Obfer lr.0TM|7.iF Lammas-El^-. m^ 51 Sjmorn.^ 7 tTp 2 4 52 8 1 o| 36 heat with tliUnd(>- 4 53 8 2 14' 4 548 3 25 6 loth Sund. paft '1*011. ©rclipl. ]) fetsjii 1^ ' [invifibie. rain.' \ o' 7 42EV.J5 S.J.C. Dedham. ./)«// wtd^er. 588 8 6 Middling tides. > Svltry^ wilk " o 848 %^18 St. Lawrence. S^g''^^ of 1 7 9 9 ^\o JJiowers. 9 33 S44 iith Sund. pall Trinity. 4 10 o |S9 C.P. CaUine. Grows D Apog 5 10 3? C.P.Plymouth. cooler. 6 11 lo Affump. Bonaparte boai, 1769. 7 mom. 656 Flying clouds 8 o 1 748 Low tides. with dqjkes 56 8 40 of rain, 1 58 9 32 leth Sund paft Trinity. 3 5 10 2'3 Cool breezes. 11 12 C. p. Machias and Augufta • rite morn. Commencem. Dartmouth. Some 6 7. 12 ip o rain about 17 47 St. Bartholo. this time, 19 'Pa 1 3^ s> Cool evenings 20 833 2 2:^^ 13th S. paft Trin. Jor [ ([ Perij; 21 9 12 3 2Q C. P.Lenox, Northam.&Topfh 23 958 4 17 St. Auguftinc. C.P.Waterboro 24 10 5 5 17 2914 Commencement, Cambridge. 26 7 morn. 6 19 305 Aiignji. 5 27 6 7 20 " 3 10 More heat. 5 28 1 18 8 18

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SEPTEMBER, 1804, beghis^dM^hb ev^ing. N^"w;Mpon^4 ^i^Yi .^^^V 53"^* Firft Quarter II A day^^.ph. iim. evening. Full Moon 19th day/ioli' -^'jm, morning. Laft Quarter 26th day, Jh.^jSm. morning.

OMrr'^hle i>ays,. &fc.'^ - |r. Q sJr. #s. F.Sea Giles. * [(Jays en^. 30 7 2 32 9 13 I4fh'^und. ptft Trinity/ ^ogr 31 7 3 47 ^ C. P. Worcc^er. High 32 7 Jfets 10 51 V Tvifiets wnijoyne rain. 34 7 6 32 Com^'ehc.'-WJiiiifttlft. & Provi. 35 7 658 Ev.19 ' y^rdekble > > \ 37 7 7 20 1 2 Enurchus. wfother 38 7 7 43 1 45 Nat. V. Mary, for this month. 39 7 8 10 2 30 1,5th Sund. paft Trinity. 4J 7 8 ^9 3 16 C. P. Cone. & Taunt. DAp. 42.7 9 15 4 S.J. C.Lenox & Alfred'. 5 44 7iio o A 00 Commcncem. N. Haven 5 45 7iio 5^ 5 40 of ajlbrm. 5 40 Till 50 638 Holy Crofs. ^ Much 5 48 7lmoi;n. 7 30 'cooler. o 8 20 5 49 7j 57 16th Sund.»paft Trinity. 5 51,7 .2 5 9 Lambert. Fmc BrieznJ^ 5 52 7!^ 3 S. J.C. Norttiamp.APortl^d S;53 7U4 Comntencem> N". Jerfey. More 5 55 7 •rife

' If N"^ \ ^t\al}Vzoi^hJ'\\^ 5 56 7 6 12

\. Matthew. ^ wind, 58 6 A 5 7\ 44 Cool T 59 7| 7

1 7th Sund. pad Trin. 1> Perigee. 5 1 6| 8

hrrezea, [Dedham & Newbpt.'6 2 6| 9 2 S. J.C. Wore. &Augufla. C.P. 3 6iio Si. Cyprian. zvith j'rojl 5 6; 11 20 Soi'?f 6* 6 morn m rain. 8 6' o 33I St. 9 7 Michael. 96 1 45 30 G 18th Sund. pafl Trinity. -<. »^.u -^ - » V . -" - - • ' ^ J-:. . OCiUjDJ!>.K, i3o4, Begins on Monday^ ['^

New I^obij 3d day, ^h. 1301. evening. > Firil Quarter iidi. day, 5hi 34^ti? evening.

Full Moon i8th r^ay,^^!!. 33m. eveijtng. ^; Lad Quarter 25 tK day, hh. 26m. rnorning.

vA Obrerv.Able Dgys, '&c\ |r. Q .s.|r. l^s^jF.Sea 1 2 1R.einigius^ *Piiafi .6 12 6 9 41 S.J.C7WircaiTet.C?P.Eofton&6 13 6, 5 9 ;o 24 Day bre:»ks 4h. 32m. 15 b Yard L rifes ioh. 361H. i)d!»z/> 16 6 - OTj)?>' zoeqt/ier. 18 6

, ' ^''armer. 19 6 6 1 2o 19th Sund. pad Trniity. 21 6 7 2 7 G<7£>ci^ D Apogee 22 6 8 2 57 St. Dennis. weather. 23 6 8 3 47 "^Oen. Election Vermont. 25 6 9 438 Low -tidea. Thick air 26 6 10 with 28 e 11 55 ftgns of 29 6 morn. 7 7 2oth Sund. paft Trinity. 30 f 1 4 7 5,^ rain. ^ 32 6 2 8 42 SJ.C. Taunt. C.P. Ne^Cxlouc o 33 6 3 H 9 3^ Burgwy le la^en, 1777. Falling ' 35 6 4 35 10 £:l ^t. iviiue. tocathtr. 3b 6 ^rde 11 15 1916 Cornw^l. t;ik. 1781. Quite, cool. 37 6 5 22 207 I> ec'ipfcs 7*s midnight. 396 6 6 ':11ft Sund. G puftTrin. D Perigee. 40 6 >! O 8-^4 2 Columb. diicov. America, 1492. 4^' 6 3 j.J.C. Cambridge. Pleafant 43 6 9 1:' 4 for the fcafon. 4 6 10 31 5 CnTpin. Changeable 6 46 6^11 43 b weather. 6 47 6 morn Yard L rifes oh. iSin. 6 48 6 o 56 h 2£d S. pnO: d'rin. St. Simon and 6 50 6- 2 o

(h-ows rSt. Jade.'6 ,51 6 3 6 S.J.C. S^-m. C.P.Tifbury&6 52 6^ 4' 8

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Ne^ Mpq^- ^d dTij^f 6}ij ,6m. mornin"^ ;, . Firft Quarter loth day, loh. 35ni. morning.

FulMVIoon 17th « day, 6h. 17m. motnmgv .

Lafl Qu arter 23d day^ vlip.B^'^^-je.vening. ^ M \'\v\ 'Oh(^\l{b]e'T)^Z&7: |r. ©Ilr:^s.)^.,S^a All Saints. High winds,

zt; ith /quails 6 56 ])rers 11 20 All Souls. of /now. 6 57 6: 5 28 23d Sund. paft Trin. ]) Apogee 6 59, ^' ^ 6

2 C.P. Northamp. Agreeable^ 7. ' P 3 C.P. Barnftable. weather Day breaks 5h. 2,5m. for * 44 this month. v 4 i 9'# 96 Firft Settlers fav Cape Cod, loSrf^i 10 Cbiidi. 541 h Sund. pad Trinity. Dull 7 5 morn. 34 weather. 1 6 7 20 O S.J.C.Boft. C.P.Cafiine Mo J 8 7 pleajant. 10 5 3 »7 8:58 Machutus. Changes,jo. 11 5 4 41 9 52 a fnozv-like\'^ 7 13 5 5 5« to 52 rife air. 7 14 5, 9 11.55 25th Sund. paft Trin. ]) Piengee.j7 i')-5 5" 44 moln. C.P. Cambridge. High tides, 7 16 5 6 5T 1 C.P.Plymouth. Becomes 7 2 6 mors 7 185 7 Cecilia. moderate. 7 19 5!"icy 3^' St. Clement. Some 20 5'ii 48 7 i 54 fnow or 7 21 5moni. § 40 looth S. paft Trin. Cathar. day 21 5;^0'..59 § 24 - rain. 5^^ 6 I 3 A cool 23 51 3 j 4 iYard L rifes yh. 2m, 24 5, 4 ^p«" .^ 5 \ air, but S5 5 5 3.*^ ^ 6 St. Andrr^w. f'Ieafa.vt. 53 5 ^ 40V^ "'i

The world is, macbicd to Dr. Edward Jemi- r,-t^ E^i- iftinvan, for the all_ important di,lCQver>' of tijoculr\nf% .vith the kine pox, in ^;'Qi).'^T^riiBsnjt^7^S[a^r^ouk; Medical Froftflbr at Flarvard Univerfitf, intfo^jJedNt nto America. He made his firft experin>eiTt on his^Ton,! ^uneSth, 1800. V /, .1 1804.] B ^' DECEMBER, 1804, begins on Saturday. New Moon 2d day, oh. 51m. morning.

Firft (garter I oth day, ih. im. morning FuW Moon i6ik 4ay, 4h. 34m. eve^jng Lail Quarter 23d day, 3h. 17m. eve New Mobri'3iff dayr^Sh.^^jgS. eveni

M |\v| ^Obtervable JJays, isfc.

' 7^1 > fine weather a Q'Adven^ Sundz^-V *«. D'-Apogee. 55 Cy?.'\Noxz^^l.JorDecembtr. •4 ^ Quite 16w ti«^sV« ' '• 'Some

5 4 . fnow. \ 6.T Nicholas.., Blujiering rough 8 Conception V. Mary, weather. 9 2d Sund in Ad^^t. \ \ 10 C,P.*'fauntcm. Pltajant"

11 C.P. .^-%!3i»fta.^ ' ^day^..!^\ 1 124 Cold'jlorm. |y 13I5 [68. jj eclip. 7*s loh. eve. '7 14I6 A s H 1 K c T o N died, 1 "j^^^^^ii W '"/ ^ ^ Rough ]) Per^e..7 33 I \G 3d bund, m Advent, winds. Very high tides. Now iBis look out for 194 a cold Jlorm of fnozD Syrius rifes 8h. 2m." ^or rain. 2tj6 St. Thomas. Moderate 23 4th Sund. in Advent; " ' 24 weather ' T CHRISTMAS. C.P IpfwicK 26 St. Stephen, for fome days.yb^ 33, J 27 _ St. John Evang. Grows

28 6 llnnocents. «- cXilden 29I7 Low tides. A^Anogee. '' 3o!G ift Sund. paft Chriftmas:^ '' 31'g Sylvefter. eclipfed invjfihle. The phenomenon of the eleftric {hock was dilcove by Cuneus at Ley den, the beginning o£ the year 174 The fame experiment was previoullv myrtle in Germany in 1745, by Kleijl. We may fee,' fib. ii. that Pliny had| even then a knowledge of the eleftric fire. ^ \ "-X»H\. A i

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A Calendar of Supreme Judicial Courts in Majfachufetts. Counties of SUFFOLK and NANTUCKET. Towns. Tinifs of Sf/ficti annually. Bofton 2d Tuefday of Nov. and sdTucfday of March. ESSEX. Ipfvvich 3d Taefday of April. Salem Laft Tuefday of Oftober. MIDDLESEX, Concord d Tuefday of April. Cambridge 4th Tuefday of Oclober. YORK. York ad Tuefday next after 3d Tuefday in April, Alfred ed Tuefday of September. HAMPSmRE.

Northamp. ft Tuefday next after 4th Tuefday of April j and on the 3d Tuefday in September. PLYMOUTH. Plymouth 4th Tuefday of June. BRISTOL. Taunton 3d Tuefday in Oftober. BARNSTABLE and DUKES COUNTY. Bamftable 3d Tuefday of Tune. WORCESTER. Worcefter 4th Tuefday of April, and 4th Tuefday of Sept. CUMBERLAND. 4th Tuefday Portland next after 3d Tuefday of April j and on the 3d Tuefdav of September. LIN'COLN. WifcaiTet. 8th Tuefday next after 3d Tuefday of April and on the ift Tuefday next after the 4th Tuef- day in September. BERKSHIRE, Lenox ed Tuefday next after 4th Tuefday of April and on the 2d Tuefday in September. HANCOCK AND WASHINGTON. Caftine loth Tuefday next after 3d Tuefday in April. NORFOLK. Dedham Laft Tuefday in March, and 1 ft Tuefday of Aug. KENNEBECK. Augufla 6th Tuefday next after 3d Tuefday in April; and on 4th Tuefday of September. ; ;

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^Calendar o/* Courts o/* Common Pleas and Seflions in Majfachufetts.

Towns. Times oj Scjfion annually.

SUFFOLK. . ^ ^ of April Boflon ift Tuefday of Januar}' ; 3d luefday ot 1 ft 1 uefday cfJ uly , and ift Tuei'day October. ESSEX. Ipfv.'ich d Tuefd. of March, and on laftTuefd. of Dec* Salem Lail Tuefday of June.

Newbury p. Laft Tuefday of September. MIDDLESEX. Concord On the Monday next preceding the 3d Tuefday of March and May, and on Monday next pre- cedinpj the 2d Tuelday of September, Cambridge ^d Mwaday of November. YOKK. York 3d Tuefday in April. Waterboro 4th Tuefday in Au^uft. Biddcford Laft Tuefday cfOacber. HAMPSHIRE. Northamp< 2d Monday of January, and 3d Monday in May 4th Monday in Auguft, and ift Monday m f'lovember. " [Two terms only of General Sef- lions of the Peace for this county, at Northamp- ton, on 2d Monday of Januaiy, and 4th Mon- day of Auguft. ^PLYMOUTH. Plymoutli 2d Tuefday of April, 2d Tuefday of Auguft, [and 3d Tuefday of November. BRISTOL. I Taunton jOn Monday next preceding the 3d Tuefday of

JApril ; on the Monday next preceding ihe ed JTuefday of September; and on the Monday next preceding the 2d Tuefday of December. BARNSTABLE.

Bamftable i Laft Tuefd. in March, and ift Tuefd. of Nov. DUKES COUNTY. Edgarton 3d Tuefday of April. 1 Tifbury Laft Tuefday in Ociobcr. j

i NANTUCKET.

Nantucket I Tuefday next preceding the laft Tuefday of (March; and on the ift Tuefday in Oftober. Common Pleas in MaflUcliufctts. 17

Towns. WOllCESTER. Worccller On the Monday next preceding the 4thTuefday

of March ; Monday next preceding the 2d

Tuefday of June ; Monday next preceding the ift Tuefday of September, and on Monday next preceding the ift Tuefday in December. CUMBERLAND. N.Gloucef. 3d Tuefday of Oftober. Portland 3d Tuefday of February-, and sdTuefday ofJune. LINCOLN. Wifcaffet 2d Monday of May. Warren 2d Monday in January. Topftiam 4th Monday of Auguft. BERKSHIRE,

Lenox ift Monday of January ; 2d Monday of Jan-

uary and April ; 4th Monday of Auguft. hAncock.

Cafti ift Tuefday in My ; ad Monday in Auguft, md 2d Tuefday in November. WASHINGTON. Machl >d Tuefday of Auguft. NORFOLK.

Dedhs ift Tuefday in January ; laft Tuefday of April ; laft Tuefday of September. KENNEBKCK.

Augufta 3d Tuefday of May ; 3d Tuefday of Auguft, and 2d Tuefday in December.

LIST of STAGES that run from BOSTON, and the Places from which they Jlart, [Alphabetically arranged.] ALBANY Mail Stage, through Worcefter, fets oft" from King's Inn, Market-Square, every Monday, Wed- nefdciv and Friday, at 5 o'clock, A. jSL and arrives at Albany every Monday and Wednefday, at 4, P. M. AMHEPvST Mail Stage fets off from Knig's Inn, Mar- ket-Square, every Monday, Wednefday and Friday, at 6 o'clock, A.M. and arri^ es at Amherft'at 6 o'clock, fame evening. Leaves Amherft, ever}' Tuefday and Saturday, and arrives at Windfor at 6 o'clock, the fume evening : arrives in Bofton every Tuefday, Thurfday and Saturday, at 6 o'clock, P. M. i 80^.1 B 2 i8 Lift of Stages.

AMHERST, (N. H.) Mail Stage, flarts from French's Tavern, in Back-tlreet, every Wednefday and Saturday at 6 o'clock, A. M. ?nd arrives at Amhejft, at 6, P. M. Leaves Amherft on Mondays and Thurfday, at 6 m the morning, and arrives in Bolton at 6 in the evening. AMHERST and WINDSOR Mail Stage fets off from Oliver C. Wyman's, No. 75, State-Street, Wednefdays and Saturdays at 5 o'clock, and arrives at Amherfl the fame evening. CAMBRIDGE Stage fets off from King's Inn, twice every day (Sundays excepted) at 12 o'clock, noon, and at

6 in the afternoon : arrives in Bofton at 10 o'clock in the morning, and at 3 in the afternoon. CANTON Stage fets off from King's Inn every Tuef- day, Thurfday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton the fame days, at 9 in the morning. DEDHAM Stage fets off from King's Inn ever}^ day in the week, (Sundays excepted) at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton the fame days, at 10 in the morning. DORCHESTER and MILTON Stage fets off every day, (Sundays excepted) from King's Inn, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton every day, at 10 in the morning. GROTON Stage ftaits from Groton for Bofton, at 7 o'clock, A. M. and arrives at S. Wheelock's, Indiuif Queen Inn, in Bofton at 5 o'clock, P. M. Comes twice a week, Mondays and Thurfday, and leaves Bofton, Wed- nefdays and Saturdays, the fame hours. HAVERHILL and PORTSMOUTH Stage fets off from Mr. Evans' Tavern, Ann-Street, every day at 4 o'clock in the morning, and arrives at Haverhill at 11, the fam.e days: leaves Haverhill every day at ii o'clock in the morning, and arrives in Bofton, at 7 in the afternoon of the fame days. LEOMINSTER. Mail Stage fets off from Wheelock's Indian Queen Inn, No. 37, Marlbro'-Street, every Wed.r nefday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and ar- rives at Leominfter the fame days : leaves Lcominfter every Monday and Thurfday, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrives in Bofton the fame days. MARBLEHEAD Stage fets off from King's Inn every day in the week, (Sundays excepted) at 3 o'clock in the aftcraoon, and arrives in Bofton every day, at 11. A. M. Lift of Stages. 19

N'EWBURYPOR.T Stage fets off every day, (Sundays excepted) ircm Kir.g's Inn, at 6 o'clock in the morring,

and arrives at Newburyport at 4 in the aftemccn : fets off from Newburyport, and arrives in Eolion the fame days aiid hours as above. NEW-YOR.K Mail Stage ftarts from King's Inn, Mar- ket-Square, every day, at 5 o'clock, A. M. and palles through Sudbury, Shrewibury, Worcefter and Brookheld, and arrives at Wilbraham the fame days, at 11, P. M. ;. ftarts from thence on Wednefday, Friday and Sunday, at 1, A. M. and paffes .through Sprmgfield, Suffield, Hartford and New-Haven, and arrix'es at New-York the fucceeding days, at 11, A. M.—Leaves New-York every day in the week, (Sundays excepted) at 10, A. M. and arrives at

New-Haven the fucceedirg days, at 5, A. M. : leaves New-Haven for BcRoii every Tuefday, '1 hurfday and 3aturddy, at half pad 5, A. M. and paiks through Hart- ford, Suffield, Springfield and \\^iibraham., and arrives at

Brookfield, at half paft 12 o'clock, the fame night : leaves Brookficld, pafTes through Worceller, Shrewfbury and Sudbury, and arrives in Bofton every Monday, Wednefday

and Friday, at 3, P. M. PLYMOUTH Mail Stage fets off from King's Inn eve- ry Tuefday and Friday, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and ; arrives there at 5 in the evening of the fame days : leaves Piymcuth ever>' Monday and 1 hurfday, at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrives in Bofton at 7 in the evening of the fame days. N. B. Pimcntk Stage pajfes through Hirgkam, every Turfda\ and Friday. PORl SMOUTH Mall Stage through Exeter,Haverhill, Andover, Wilmington, Woburn and Medford, Onrts from Evar's' Tavern, Ann-Smet, every day at 5, A. M.; pro- ceeds on to Haverhill, there dine, and exchange paifengcrs with the Ponfmouth S'tage, and each returns back again, and arrive at their relpeftive Stage Offices, at 6, P. M. the fame day. PROVIDENCE Stage fets off from King's Inn every o'lber day, at 8 o'clock in the morning, and arrives at Prov-

idence the fame day, at 6 in the afternoon : fets off from Pjovidence, and arrives in Boflon, the fame davs and hours, 1 he PROVIDENCE MAIL Stage ftarts'from King's Im every other day at 5 o'clock, and arrives at ProvidcHCc :! 12 o'clork, A. Ivl, ;

20 Lift of Stages.

PROVIDENCE and NEW-YORK Mail Stage fets oft' from Oliver C. Wyman's Exchange Tavern, State- Street, every Monday, Wednefday and Friday, at 5 o'clock^

A. M. ; arrives at Providence at 12, A. M. the fame days pafles through Norwich, and arrives at New-London on

Tuefdays, 1 hurfdays and Saturdays, at 4, A. M. ; pafles through New-Haven, and arrives at New-York every Monday, Wednefday and Friday, at 11, A. M. N. B. An Extra Stage runs every day to Providence

from the above office. QUINCY Stage fets off from King's Inn every Tuef- day, Thurfday and Saturday, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton the fame days, at 10 in the morning, RANDOLPH Stage fets off from King's Inn every Tuefday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and

arrives at Randolph the fame days : fets off from that place, and arrives m Bofton the fame days, at 10 o'clock m the morning. ROXBURY and BROOKLINE Stage fets off and arrives at the fame place and hours as the Cambridge Stage. SALEM Stage fets off from King's Inn every day in xht week, (Sunday excepted) at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton every day, at 11, A. M. SALEM Stage fets off from Oliver C. Wyman^s Cof- fee-Houfe, State-Street, every morning, (Sundays excepted)

at 8 o'clock, and arrives at Salem at 11 : leaves Salem at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bofton at 6. SALEM Stage fets off from Oliver C. Wyman's Cof- fee-Houfe, State-Street, every day, (Sundays exepted) at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and arrives in Bolton every day, at 10 in the morning. SHARON Stage ftarts from King's Inn, Market-Square, every Tuefday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, A. M. and ar- rives at Sharon, at 7 o'clock, : leaves Sharon at 5 o'clock in the morning, and arrives in Bofton, at 9. SOMERSET Stage fets off from King's Inn every Wednefday and Saturday, at 7 in the morning, and arrives at Somerfet at 5 in the evening of the fame days : leaves that place every Tuefday and Friday, and arrives in Bofton at 5 o'clock in the evening of the fame days. STOUGHTON Stage fets off from King's Inn every Tuefday, Thurfday and Saturday, at 3 o'clock, P. M. and arrives at Stoughton at 7 o'clock fame evening : leaves Lift of Stages. 21

Stoughton at 5 in the morning, and arrives in Bofion, at 9 o'clock m the morning. TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD Mail Stage fets off from King's Inn every Tuefday, Thurfday and Satur- day, at 4 o'clock in the morning, and arrives at Taunton at 12, and at Neu-Bedlord at 6 o'clock the fame evening: leaves New-Bedford every Monday, \\''ednefday and Fri- day, at 4 o'clock in the morning, and arrives at Bofton the fame days, at 6 in the evening. WATERTOWN Stage fets off from Kinjg's Inn every day, (Sundays excepted) at 5 o'clock in the attemoon, and arri\'es in Bofton every day, at 10 in the morning. Portfmout/i Mail Stage from Bofton, through Sa- lem, Newburyport, Portfmouth and Portland, to WIS- CASSET. fiarts from Bofton evcrj- day, (Sundays except- ed] at 1 o'clock, P. M. and arrives at Newbuiyport the fame evenings, and at Portland the next days, at 11, A.M. : ftarts from Portland every morning, at half pad 11 o'clock, and arrives at Newburyport the fame evenings, and at Bofton the next days, at 7 o'clock, P. M. N. B. A Stage Imves Portland every Tuefday, Thurfday ' and Saturday, and arrives at Wifcaffet the fame evenings leaves WifcaJJet every Monday , Wedncfday and Friday ^ and arrives at Portland thefame evenings.

DIRECTIONS FOR MARINERS. Mr. William Lord, of Stonington-Point, has erefted an iron fpear, about 13 feet long, with a white vane on the top, upon the rock of Latimer, in Fifhefs-Ifland-Sound, The deepefl channel is to the northward of the rock. This gentleman has it in contemplation, if luitable encourage- ment fhould be given by gentlemen from the eaftward and weflward (who are owmers of navigation, andarcconftantly pa{Iing the Sound) to ereft a fpear upon what is called The Tail of Watch-Hill-Reef—another upon Katvmacvt-Rocky upon the fame Reef—one upon Ellis'-Reef, which lies off Ram-IJland, and is almoft: m the middle of the Sound. Thefe rocks are feldom, any of them, out of water, and much in the way of CoaRers up and down the Sound, wh* are unacquainted. 1

THE ^affacfjufetts aaegifter*

Governors, \^c, fince the firft Jettkment of Plymouth and Maflachufetts. Governors o{ Plyviouth Colony^ from 1620 to 1^2, elecled by the People for 71 Years. JohnCan'er, Edward Winflow, Jofiah Winflow, j j William Bradford, | Thomas Prince, | Thomas Hinkley, Majjachufttts Governors from 1628 to 1692, defied by the People. (The Figures Jhtw the number of years each gauerned,) Governors. Deputy-Governors. 1 Matthew Cradock* 1 Thomas Goffe* 13 John Winthrop 16 Thomas Dudley 3 Thomas Dudley 1 Roger Ludlow 1 John Haynes 12 Richard Bellingham 1 Sir Henry Vane 3 John Winthrop 10 Richard Bellingham 4 John Endicot 16 John Endicot 6 Francis Willoughby 6 John Leverett 2 John Leverett 1 Simon Bradftreet 6 Samuel Symonds * Chofen in England. Thomas Danforth Sir Edmund Androls, appointed by K. James, 3 years. Governors zhtx Plymouth dind Majachufetts v.-sre united, appointed by the Kings of England. Governors. Lirutt nant-Governors. 1692 Sir William Phips Light on 1699 Richd.jffflr/Bellamont [to 17; 1702 Jofeph Dudley 1702 Thomas Povey 1716 Samuel Shute 1711 William Tailer 1728 William Burnet 1716 William Dummer 1730 Jonathan Belcher 1730 William Tailer 1740 William Shirley 1732 Spencer Phips 1757 Thomas Pownal 1758 Thomas Hutchinfon 3760 Sir P'rancis Bernard [to 1770 1770 Thomas Hmchinfon 1770 Andrew Oliver 1 774 General Thomas Gage 1774 Thomas Oliver Interregnum 5 years, till the Majjachufttts Conftitution took place, the e5th of Oftober, 1780*

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civil Government in MaiTachufctts.

Governors. Lieutenant-Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1785 1780 Thomas Culhing 178,5 James Bowdoin, 2 years 1788 Benjamin Lincoln 1787 John Hancock, to 1793 1789 Samuel Adams, to 179.1 1794 Samuel Adams, 2 years 1794 Mofes Gill, to 1800 i797lncreafeSumner,to 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips 1800 Caleb Stronff 1802 Edward H. Robbins

Civil Government in Massachusetts, For the Political Year, commencing May, 1803, and end- ing May, 1804. His Excellency CALEB STRONG, Efq. ll.d. Governor and Commander in Chief. His Honor EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Efq. Lieutenant-Governor. COUNCIL.

-Hon. Nathan Cufhing ) 1 Akjci.Ci^^ipt5eTT;j4Tteph. Bullock, —John Hallings, -4-^lem Townc rtemas Ward. —Oliver Wendell,-4-Nathaniel Marfli, LEGISLATIVE BODT.'^^^^^^^ The senate. -The Hon. DAVID COBB, Efq. PreJidtnU

Wendelt Davis, Y.{({. C\txV. ^ Rev. William Emerfon, Chaplain.

\,^^ vjSuFFOLK. V f lon.jFohn C. Jones, Jonathan Mafon, William Tudor anoDavid1 Tilden,Tilden. Efquires. ^y,^^ ^

Hon. Enoch Titcomllb^Be; -arnin^^jcmanyjohn^^ - H?ard^ ^ ^lias H. Derby anJDudleyudley A. T^ng,l\ng, Efquires.^Efquires. ^.A^^^'*^*

^ M I D 1) E s E X . - Hon. Jonathan May nard^^ Aaron Hill, XViliiam Hildreth icTWilliam Hull, Efquires. 17 l^<€tiAf V York. Hon. SiAon Fi-^e and^ohn Woodman, Efqrs. v^ • £jUmpshihe. X Hon. Samuel Fdwlev^zra Starkweather ano^John Hook- er, Efquires. v4a/^ (A^ ^ CJ •^^ ^ Plym»ottth, Hon.lfaac Thompfon and Be2a Hayward, Efquires, >^^ Bristol. j HonVXlden Sooner, Efquirc. j6jL(>^\- 24 Civil' Government in MafTachtifetty.

. Barxstable. . . Hon. John Dillingham, Efquire. /K, Jltk^ ,6uKE.s County and Nantucket. HonT^aac Coffin, Efquire. Wqurcester. ,^^^ ^ .^.^^ HoirT^anicl BIgelow, t,!ijah Brigham andihoraaS Hale, Efquires. Cumberland. HonTWoodbuiy Storer anS^ohn Cufliing, Efquires. Bj^^KSH IRE. Hon'T^John Bacon and Barnabas Bidwell, Efquires.

.s,^^^ v^OPFOLK. Hon. j&hn ElUs and^ohn Howe, Efquires. v^^^ K'':XVEBECK. Hon. John Chandler, Efquire.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Hon. HARRISON G. OTIS, Speaker. Nicholas TiUi-nghaJl^. Efq. Clerk. Rev. Thomas Baldwin^ Chaplain.

(J:3* The Counties are arranged according to the time of their incorporation. Principal Towns are in small CAPITALS. Towns where Poft Offices are kept are marked thus. + Places not incorporated hax-e this mark*.

SUFFOLK County. [Incorporated 1643.] T^ateof , Miles from Irrcorpofatmn. Bo/lon. 1630, Sept. 7. BosTON,+- Harrifon G. Otis

AJ'Y^J^ -jonath^an^unnewell — Samuel ParXpan

n tr^i/OO^^ — WilJiam Smith., - Williamterown «,/''Vu.^^^*v-*^.^-^ i/ - JohnPhUSps 1738, Jan. 10. Chdfea,

ESSEX CoUx\TY. [Incorporated 1643.] 1629, June, 24. Sale M.-^John Hathorne 13 — Jofeph Sprlgue —Jonathan M\ldo 1634, Aug. .5. I p s w I c H,V^athaniel Wade _, Jofeph Swazey —Jonathan Cogswell ———

Civil Government in MafTachufetts. 25

Date of Miles from Incorporation. Bojlon, 163,5^ May 6. —Newbury, Jofiah Little 40 1637, Nov. — Lynv,\ Abner ChSkver 8 1639, May ^'ijJ^)GlouceJler,\ Daniel Rogers, jun. 34 1639, Sept. 4. —Rowley, Moody SpafFord 26 1640, Oa. 7. —Sali/l>ury,f Jonathan Webflef 46 1643, May 10. Wnikam, Samuel BlanViard '26 MancAeJier^i 1645, May 14. . j^ 3° 164,^, —Maverkill,i Francis Arr 3a ^ 1646, May 6. " Andover,\ Thomas Kitteridge 22 1649, May 2. —Marbleheadyi Jofhua Prentils 15 —Jlichard James Nathan B. Martin John Prince 16.50, Oft. 18. Topsfeldy _ 39 1668, April 2gt~-Ame/t>ury, Chriftopher Sargent 45 1668, oa. i^.'-^evcrly,f Jofeph Wood Ifrael Thomdikc 15 ^^75> — Bradford, Nathaniel Thurfton 32 1685, Aug. i2.—-Boxford, Thomas Perlej 3« 1725, Dec. 8. —Methuen, William Rufs 31 1728, June 20. Middleton, «8 1757, June 16. J^nvers, Gideon Fofter,|^ '^i 17 — Samuel Rage /V-* ^*^ 1764, Jan. 28. NEWBURYPORTjJonathan Marfh 4« ^—Jeremiah Nelfon -—Nicholas Johnfon

.—Thomas Carter —Thomas M. Clark Mark Fitz 1789, July 3, Lynnfie/d, (Diftrift) (S) 1793, June 21, —Harnilton,\ Robert Dodge 26 MIDDLESEX County. [Incorporated 1643.] 1629, June 24. Charlestown, Thomas Harris —^Matthew Bridge 30, Sept. 7. —M^atertown,-\ Jonas White 7 1630, Sept. 9.%..-^'^.edford,\ Nathaniel Hall 4 i633» Sept. 8.— €amdridge,f Jonathan L. Auftin 3$ {a) Afmall ijland is at the head of Cnpe Ann, granted t» Anthony Tharher, Dec. 7, 1636, on which he wasjhipwrecked. {b) By an Afl pajed Jan. 1, 1777, DiJtriBs are qualified with, all th£ powers of Towns, 1804.] C ———

26 Civil Government in MafTachufetts.

Date of Miles from Jvrorporation. Boficn* 1635,' Sept. 2. Co X c o R D,f Jofeph Chandler 18 1639, Sept. 4.' Sudbury, Jonathan Rice 1642, May \%.—Wcburn, Loammi Baldwin 1644, May ^c).--R>adivg, James Bancroft 1649, May 2. Maiden, Jonathan Oakes 1655, May 29. Chdmsford,\ 1655, May 29. £i/ltrica,i James Abbot 1655, May 2c^-Grotm,i Samuel Dana 1660, May 31. Marlboroiighy\ John Loring 1673, Oa. \^. Dunfabk, 1674, May 27. Skerbumcy Daniel Whitney 1683, May 16. Stow, 1691, Dec. i5^~JVezoton, Timothy Jackfon 1700, Jui^e 2-j. —Framingham, Jonathan Maynard 1701, Feb. 26. ~^racut,i Ifrael Hildreth 1712, Jan. 1. ' Weflon, John Slack 1712, March ^^-iexingtori, Ifaac Haftings 1715, Dec. 3. Littleton,-^ \ 1715, Dec. i^.-r^opkinton, Timothy She^pard 1724, Dec. 3. --Holliflon, Ephraim Littlefield 1725, Dec. 17. Stoneham, 1729, Sept. 2^^~JVcJiford,\ Jonathan Carver 1729, vSept. 03. Bidford,

^73^y ^^P^^- 25. IVilmingtov., ^732, June 29. TowJifiend, 1734, Dec. 23. Tezok/bury, I735f Juiy S.—yl^on, Ala Parlin, I73?j Jan. 4. IValtham, 1753> Jan- 5- Shirley, J753»ApriL -^epperel, 1754, April 19.—£?'7;<:/7/;7, Samucl Hoar 1767, March b, Afaby, 1780, April 10. Eofl-Sudhury, 1780, April 28. Carliflc, (Diftritl) 1781, Ff'o. 19. Natick, 1783, Feb. 2,5. Boxborougk, (Diftria) 1789, June 22. Tyngfborough (Diftria) 1799, Feb. 2S. Burlington, firf- A Poll-Office is kept at Patucket Bridge. YORK County. [Incorporated 1653.] 1653, Mciy i8.'r-TYoRK,+ Samuel Darby 1653, May iB.^-Kitteryt Mark Adams ——— ^

Civil Government in MafTachiifetts. 27

Date of Miles from Incorporation. Eojlon. 1653, Aug. 30.—^e//s,+ Nathaniel Wells 88 1713, June 9. —Berwick,^ John Lord 86 1718, Nov. 17; Biddeford,i Nathaniel Webfter 10,5 — Thomas Perkins, 3d 1719, June ,5. Arundel, 96 1762, June 9. —"Pepperelbord^hoia^s G. Thornton ——-jSamuel Scdvnmon 109 *767» June 15. Lebanon, -^^ 100 1768, Feb. 27 Sanford,\ 98 J772, July 14. —-Buxton,f 118 t777/]zn. 11. Fr)'6urgh,i 120 1778, March lu^XLyman, John Low 1785, March 5, Sliapleigh,^ I08 1785, March 9. Parfonsftld,\ 118 1787, March b,i~^Wattrborough^\ James Carlifle 110 1787, March 6. Limerick,\ 114 1792, Feb. 9. Limington,^ llo 1794, Feb. 4. Alfred, (Diaria) 1794, Feb. 26. Newfreld^ 108 1794. Feb. 27. Cormjii 118 1796, June 10. ^ff^f/, 1797, March 2. Waterford,^- iio 1798, Feb. 27. Phillipjburghy 124 1800, Nov. 15. Lovell, t8o2, Feb. 20. Brownfeldy 1803, June 20. Albany * Doughty'sFalls,\ * Hiramii HAMPSHIRE County. [Licorporated 1662.] 1635 or 45. March^-S^ r i n g f i e l D,t William Ely 97 1654, Ort. 18.—N o R T H AM r T o N,t John Taylor loo 1661, May ^^.—Hadky,\ Samuel Porter 97 1669, May 19. Wefifield,\ I05 1670, May 11. -Hatfield, John Haftings loo 1682, May 1\.'-Deerfield, \ David Hoyt 109 J713, Feb. 22. —Northfield,\ Elifha Hunt loo 1718, Nov. 12. 'S^imderland, 100 >73». July 14. Brimfield, 7S 1741. April io^Blandford,\ Ell P. Afhman 116 »742, Jan. 15. Pelkam, 85 J 752, Jan. 30. Palmer, Aaron Merrick 82 1753, Jan. 5. —Southampton, Lemuel Pomroy 109 ^ Formerly called CcxkalL ————— ^ y

28 Civil Govornment in Maflachufetts.

Date of Miles from

Incorporation. . Bojlon, 1753> April i^^outk-Hadley,^ Ruggles Woodbridge 9» i753» June 9. ^Greenfield;\ Jonathan Lcavitt 1 14 1 753' June i^r-Nnu-Salem,i Varney Pcarce 85 1753, Dec. 22. Montague^ 97 1754, Jan. 25; Granville^ Ifrael Parfons 120 ^Titus Fowler 1754, April 20. Greenwich J759> Feb. 13. ^mherji, Zebina Montague 1760, April z^f—Monfon, Abner Brown 1761, June 30. BelchertozjL'n,^ Eleazer Clark 1761, June 30.- ^Iraine, Hugh M'Lellan 1761, June 30. Shutejbury^ 1761, Nov. 25. IVarcy 1762, March 6 Mernardjlowriy Lemuel Fofter

1 762 , J une 1 1 . Ckejierfieldy 1762, Sept. 1%, ^South-BrimfieIdy Rinaldo Webber 1763, Feb. 17. Warwick, Jofiah Cobb 1763, June 15. Wilbrahaviy John Blifs 1764, June 21. AJIifdd, 1765, June 21. ---tharlemonty Jofeph Nafh

1765, Oa. 31. Chejery . 1767, June 16,—-Conway, Reuben Bardwell 1768, June 11.. Granby, David Smith 1768, June 21. Shelburncy 1768, June 20. -"Worthing tonyi Ezra Starkweather 1770, Nov. 7.— Southwicky Jofeph Forward 1771, April 24. Whateiy, 1771, April 24. Williamfburght 1774, Feb. 28. Ludlow, '^11% Jiine 29. Norwich, 1774, Feb. 23. —Wejt -Springjieldy\ Jonathan Smith 1774, March 5. Leverett,

'^779 ^ Sept. 29. Weft-Hampton^ 1779, April 14. Bucklandy ^779^ June 23 Qtmimingtony James Richards 1780, Nov. 28. Montgomery 1781, May 8. M^endell, 1781, May 14. GcJJien, 1783, March 12. Middlefield, 1783* 061. 13 ^.ong-'MeadoWy Nathaniel Ely ^7^2, oa. 15. Orange, (Diftriaj 1784, March 12. Ley den, (Diftriaj ———

Civil Government in Maffachufetts. 29

Date of Miles from Jncorporation. Bojion. 1785, Feb. 9. Rowe, J3«> 1785, Feb. 14. Heath, 125 X785, March 16. PlainfMd, (Diftria) 178,5, June 17, Eaji-Hampton, (Diftrift) 1792, Feb. 7. —Hawleyy Edmund Longiey 120 1792, Feb. 25. Rujfel, 108 1793, Sept. 28. Gill, 100 PLYMOUTH County. [Incorporated 1685.] 1620, Dec. iir—PLYMOUTH,+ Johnp. Dunbar 42 1635, Sept. 2. —Mingkam,\ Nathan Rice 19 1636, Ocl. 5. Scitnate,f Charles Turner, jun. 28 1637, June 7. Dux6ury,f Seth Sprague 38 1640, March 2. ^Mar/lijield,\ Elllha Phillips 36 1644, May 29. Hvll, 1656, June 3. -MridgZL'atery\ Daniel Snow 30 1660, June. —MiddlcborQugk,\ ]ohviT'\vikhz.rt^ 40 1686, June 4, —RocheJlery\ Elifha Ruggles 53 1707, June 4. Plympton, " 45 1711, March ZU^—Pembroke, Nathaniel Smith 31 1712, June 10. —Abington, Aaron Hobart 22 J 726, June 16. ~^Kingflon,\ Seth Drew 58 1727, June 14. —^awwerjt Albert Smith 25 5734» J^b' 4- Halifax, ^5 1739, July 10. IVartham,^ 60 1790, June 9. Carver, 50

BRISTOL CouKTY. f Incorporated 1761.] 1639, Sept. 3. ' Tau N'TONji Jone^ Godfrey 36 ^^45» Juf^e 4. —Mehoboth,\ Frederick Drown 44 1664, June 8. —J^artmouth, Holder Slocum 70 1667, Oft. 30. —SuLaban Wheaton 33 1712, May 30. .. Dighton,\ George Walker 43 1725, Dtc. 21 EaJlon,f Abiel Mitchell 37 1731, April 2. . Raynham, William A. Leonard 36 i73o» April 18. -^Berkley, Apollos Tobey 50 1770, April 26. Mansfield, 30 1787, Feb. 23. —New-Bedford,^ Benj. Church, jun, 58 1787, July 2. —fT^/^or^, Abner Brownell 70 i79o> Feb. 20. —Somerfet,^ Francis Borland 52 1803, Feb. 26. Fall-River, 50 i8p4.J C 3 —— j

3© Civil Government in MafTachufetts.

Dote of Milesfrom Incorporation. Bcfton. BAR.NSTAELE County. [Incorporated 1685. 163Q, Sept. 3. Barn STAB I. E,+ Ifaiah L. Green 67 1639, Sept. 3. —Sandwich,^ William Bodfilh 39 1630, Sep:. 3. —^dr;7z<3i:///,t Eliiha Doaiie 110 1646, Tune 2. Eafrham^i 100 _ 1686, June 4. —'Falmouth,-\ David Nye JJ 1694, Sept. 14. —tiarT^ich^J Ebenezer Broadbrook 88 1709, July 16. Truro^ 112 1712, June 11. —£hatharu\ Richard Sears 95 1727, June 14. (aJProvincetown,\ 126 J 763, June 14. Marfipee, 1763, June 10. H'd/J/'cet,f 105 1793, June 19. Dennis,f 110 1797, March 3. —Or/earis,t Richard Sparrow 100 1803, Feb. 19. Srcafcr, Ifaac Clark 88 DUKES County. [Incorporated 1695.] 167 July 8. —£dgarton,+ William May hew 1, 94 1671, July 8. .—-7?;5a/-v, Benjamin Allen ^j 1714, Oti. 30. Chilmark, 99 * Holvus' Holc,^ NANTUCKET County. [Incorporated 1695.] 1687, June 57. 'Nantucket^ Micajah Coffin. WORCESTER County. [Incorporated 1731.] 1653, May 18. — ±ancajitr^\ Jonathan Wilder 35 J667, May 15. -—Mcndon^\ Jofcph Adams 37 1684, Oft. 15. —Worce3Ter,+ Samuel Flagg 4j Edward Bangs 1713, .—{?jf/brfl', Sylvanus Town 54 1713, Feb. 15. —I.ncejler,\ Nathaniel P. Denny 54 1713, Feb. 23. —Jlutland^i Joms How 56 1715, June 21. —Snttcu, Stephen Munro 46 1717, Nov. 18.. Wejlborough, Nathan Fiflier 34 1718, Nov. 12. ^rookfeld,\ John Cutler b4

2727, June 27. '—Uxbridge,-^ Bezaleel Taft 41 J727, July6. Southborougk, 30 1727, Dec. 19. —Shrew/bury, Jonas Howe 4° 1728, Aug. 1. Lunenburg, 45 1731, Feb. 2. —-D^idley, 1 nomas Lamed b5 1732> June 29. ^Harvard, Thomas Park 35

(a) This was tht firfl port entered by the Englifk whm ilcy c^me to fettle in New-England, in 1620. ———

Civil Government in MafTachufetts. 31

Date of Miles frcm Incorporation. Bojon, 1735, April 18. Brafton, Jofeph Wood 40 1735, June 14. Upton, Wilfon Rawfon 38 1738, Jan. 10. —-Hardwick, John Haitings 70 1738, June 24. Bolton, 34 1738» June 24. —Sturb ridge, Thomas Uphara 70 1740, Jan. 9. ——Holden, EInathan Davis 51 1740, June 23. —heordinJier,\ Jofeph Kendall 46 1741, Jan. iO. IVeJiem, 73 1746, Douglas, Aaron Marfh 47 *75i) Jan. 31, —Netu-Braintree, James Woods 06 1753» April 3. —Spencer, Benjamin Drury 5^ *754» April 20. '-fetcrjham,^ Daniel Bigelow 06 1754» Nov. 2. —Charklon, Salem Towne 60 1762, March 6. Templtton, Lovel Walker 63 1762, March 6. Atnol,\ 72 1762, June 7. Oakham, 02 1764, P'eb. 3. —fitchburgh,\ Jofeph Fox \^ .1764, June 14/ Winchtridon,\ William Whitney 00 1765, Feb. 12. Paxtoii, 55 1765, Feb. 16. - ^Royalfton, Ifaac Gregory 70 1765, Feb. 22. Afiiburnham, 55 1766, Jan. 24. Nortkboreugk, 36 1767* June 13. Hubbardfton, Jonathan Gates 60 177°> Apiil 26: Wep.minp.er, Jonas Whitney 54 111'^, April 24. Princeton, 52 i772, July 14. Northbridge, 45 1774. July 14.^ Barre,\ Joel Bent 66 177^) April 10. Ward, 55 1780, April 11. Miljord, 'M 1781, April z^rSterliug, Ifrael Allen 46 1784, March 16. Berlin, (Di(tria} ^j'^Oi June 27. Gardner, 6© 1786, March iv—Boj^lJIon, James Longley 4.5 1786, Ocl. 20. Gerry, 65 1801, Feb. 18. Dana, CUMBERLAND County. [IncoriX)rated 1760.] 1658, Oft. 19, Scarborough, Jofeph Emerfon, I13 171 Q, Oct 31, — Nerth-Yarmouth,\ James Prince 140 1718, Nov. i^.^^almouth,^ Archelaus Lewis i2o <738, Jan. 26. —Mruufwick,\ John Dunlap I.51

175<^> Jan. 25^- Harpfwdl, Benjamin Dunrang . 165 1762, June 12^ Windham,\ Peter T. Smith ig4 — i '

32 Civil Govcminent in Maffachufetts.

Dates of Milesfrom Jncorpo'-ation. Bofion. _ 1764, 0£l. 30.^ &orkam^i Lothrop Lewis 130 1765, Nov. I. "^ape-Elizabeth, Mark Dyer 126 1774, March %x—^em'Gloucefitr^\ Jofeph "fe. Foxcraft 146 1778, June 10. Gray^\ 149 178.5, Nov. 30. Standijlt,^ 163 1786, July 4. ' "Portland,^ Jofeph TitcomH 143 -—William Symmes 1786, July 7. Turner^^ 17B 1789, Feb. 14. Frceportyi 140 1789, Feb. 17. Durhaniy 145 1792, March 6. —Hebron, Samuel Paris 167 1793, March 16. Euckjield,i 173 1793, June 2or—"Pans,i Jofiah Bifco 175 •1794, Feb. 7. Bricfgetozvn^i 156 1795, Feb. 17. Poland, 1795, Feb. 18. —Lewijicwn, John Herrick 167 1793, Feb. 26. Jay, 195 1795, Feb. ^%.~- l.ivrrmore, Cyrus Hamha 195 1797, March 9. Norway,\ 152 3798, Feb. 19. Otisfield, 152 1798, June 13. Harijordy 1798, June 13. Sumner^ 183 1800, Feb. 21. Rumjordy 1802, Feb. 18. Minct, 1802, March 6. Pcjepfcot, 1802, June 23. Baldzvin, 1803, June 21. Raymond,^ 1803, June 21. Dixjield, (Wefterly line of Jay, &c.; * Keiu-Cafco,'^ * Saccarappe,i

LINCOLN County. ("Incorporated 1760.] 1716, June 13. — 4^ GVcr^f^cwTZ, Mark L.Hill 170

Geor^etozvn is at the :j: mcuth of Kmncberk River, is fur- rounded by navigable vrnttrs, excepting about two miles cf land; and is fifteen miles /outA of IVifcaJJrt, formerly called Pownalborough, and naturally lies in three divifcn.'i. The Peninfula, or Neck, called Svia'l Point, is on the uyt fidc^ and on the main, end contains about half the land and popu- lation. Aroufeag IJland contains about 20,000 acres, or one fourth of the land and inhabitants, and the mcetmg-houfe. Rojkohegan^ or Parker's Ifland, contains as much, or about 128,000 acres. Stage-JJland coniains about 6 aire^.. ' ———— 1

Civil Government in MafTachufetts. 3,3

Date of Mil^s from incorporation. Bojion. tJaS, June 19. N^iu-Caflle^^ John Farley 192 1759, Oct. ao. Woohoidi, Fe kg Tollman 107 1760, Feb. 13. —Wise ASS ET,f David Payfon 178 1762, Sept. 18. Bowdoinkavif 171 _ 1764, Jan. 31.- Toj-ifJiam, Benjamin J. Porter 156 1764, Nov. 3. Booth'fiay, 190 1765, June 1%. —3Brz/?o/,+ John Johnfon 204 1773, June 29.^ Wa[doborough,f Waterman Thomas 2co EdgeconJ), 180 1774, March 5. ^ 1776, Nov. 7. —Warren,\ Benjamin Brackett 203 1777, March 20,-¥komajtown,A Henry Knox 215 1781, Feb. \j.'~-^ath^ Samuel Davis 165 1786, Oil. 20. Union, 290 1788, March ^irrSowdoin, Smith Baker, 166 1780, Nov. 20. NobUkorcugk^ 192 1789, Jan. 28. Ciifliing, S16 1791, Feb. 17. Ca?}idtn,i »28 1794. June 25. Drefden,\ 180 1794. June 25. New-Milford,\ 19 1795, Feb. 18. UwiJion,\ 1795, Feb. 18. --iAtckfidd, James Shurtleff «2o 1799> June i June 15. ^exv-Marlbcrcugh^ 144 1760, Feb. 13. Egremont, 145 1701, April ^it—PiUsJitldji Jofhua Danfonh 140 I7^^i> June ^o. : jQjrt'at-Barrw^tOH.f 150 17G2, March 6^-^SandisJte/d, Joiin Picket 133 1762, March 6* Tyuvgkam, Adonij ah Bi dwell 140 ^765. June 20. Lamlhorough,^: Gideon Wheeler 144 ^7^5^ June 2oi lViUiamJlown,\ William Young 150

^7%, June 20. Beckett ^ 130 17^5> June ^.i^^Jiichmond^ Noah Rofeter I30 1767, Feb. 26. -LEN()X,t Elijah Northrup 145 ^771} July 2 Windjor, Arnos Holbrook 130 »77i> July 4. i^artridgtjidd, Cyrus Stovvsll 128

ij: Fojmedy called Thomjonbormgh* y ^ ^ ^ «

34 Civil Government in Maflkchufctts.

Date of Milesfrev Incorporation. Bojon 1773, Feb. 16. Aljcrdy \\l 1773, Feb. 24. Loudon, 12^ 1774, Feb. ^^i—WeJl-Slozkbridge^ Enoch W. Thayer 15c ^77") July 2. Hancock^ 15c J777, April 12. Wafkington^ 14^ 1777, Oa. 21.—ice, 14c 1778, OdL. ig.^—Adams, Abraham Howland 14c 1779* June 21. Mount'WaJliinyton^ (Diftri£l) 17S4, March 20. Dalton, 13^ '^7^9^ June 24. Bethlehemy 13c _ 1793> March li^hejhire^ Jonathan Richardfon J4C 1797, Feb. 20. Savoy 1797. June 19. Southjield, (Didria) 1798, March 2. Clarkfburgh, iboi, Feb. 26. NezvAJkford, (Diftria)

HANCOCK County. [Incorporated 1789.] 1773, June Q.<3.t—Belfaji,\ Jonathan Wilfon 246 1787, Feb. 9.^^ ^tnobfcot, Jeremiah Wardwell 203 1788, yiz\ch^uOrrington^-\ Oliver Leonard 30 1780, Jan. 12. Sedgwick, 31* 1789, Jan. 28. IJle/borougk^ 260 1789, Jan. 30. Deer-IJle, 305 1789, Jan. 30. Blue-Hill,^ 3^ 1789, Feb. 16. Trenton^i a< 1789, Feb. 16. Sullivan,^ 31° 1789, Feb. 16. Gold/borougky\- 330 1789, Feb. 17. Mourff-Defertf 33J 178Q, June Zj^—Vinalhaven, William Vina! 25c 1789, June st^.—Frankfortt^ Abner Bicknell 238 1791, Feb. 25. Bangor, 280 1792, June 27. Buck flown, 260 Feb. 24. Projpell,^ 250 1794, ^ ^ 1794, Feb. i\.--Hamdm,\ Martin Kinfley 300 1 796, Feb. 1 o. „_jC/\ s t 1 n e ,+ Oliver Mann 263 i']C)o, Feb. 13. Nortkporty 258 1796, Feb. 23. Eden, 335 1800, Feb. 21. Orland, 1800, F^eb. 26. Ellfworth, 1802, June 23. Lincolnvillcy^ (formerly Duck Trap) 1803, June 21, Surry —— 1

Civil Government m MafTachufetts. 35

Date of Miles front tncorporation. Bojion, WASHINGTON County. [Incorporated 1789.] 1784, June 23. MACHiAs,f 400 1795, Feb. 97. Steuben, 326 1796, Feb. 8. Columbia,-^ 335 1797, Feb. 14. Addifon, 350 1797, June 17. Harrington^ 328 1798, Feb. 24. Eafiport,\ * CkandUrfviUe,\ * Dennyfvtile,f * IVarraguagnsi. NORFOLK County. [Incorporated ^ 1793.] 1630, Sept. 7. -Dorckejler, Perez Morton 2 1630, Sept. ^%,—Rexburyf Jofeph Heath 1 —AVilliam Brewer '— Crowell Hatch 1635, Sept. 2.- Weymouth, James Lovell 14 1630, Sept. 8. De d h AM,t Ebenczer Fifher 1 1640, May 13. Braintree, 8 1651, May 2^. "-Medfeid, John Baxter 2o 1662, May 7. —Milton,f David Tucker 7 1673, Ofl. \^.'-4Vrentkam,\ Nathan Comftock 27 Nov. \^t' Srooklyn, Stephen Sharp 6 1705, — 1711, Nov. 5. -Needham, Jonathan Kingfbery, 11 1713, Oft. 24-^ Medzvay^i John Ellis 25 1719, Nov. zjr—Bellinghamy Laban Bates 34 1724, Dec. lOi—Walpole, William Bacon 2o 1726, Dec. 2QT—Stoug/itonf Lemuel Gay 15 1765, June 2o. Sharon, lo 1770, April 2&r-€ohafet,f Thomas Lothrop 25 1778, March Zx-Franklin, John Boyd 30 1778, June 10. Foxborough, 26 1784, July 7. Dover, (Diftria) 1792, Feb. 23. Quincy,\ lo i793, March gT-^andolpk,i Jofeph White 15 i797. Feb. 23. —Ganton, Jofeph Bemis. KENNEBECK County. [Incorporated 1799.] 1771, April 2S.--Halbzvell,\ Nathaniel Perley 195 1771, April 26^~Wintkrop,i Nathaniel Fairbanks 185 1771, April 26. Va^alborough,\ 204 1771, April 26, fVinJlow,f fill $6 Civil Government in Ma/Tachufetts.

DffU of Committees. 37

Secretary of Slate. —-John Avery. Firjl Clerk, Edward M'Lane. Second Clerk^ Edward Cazneau. Third Clerk, Samuel Cazneau. Treafurer and Receiver-General* —•—Jonathan Jackfon.

Firft Clerk, Jofeph Laughton. j SeccndClerk, James Foder.

fi::^" OJices arc kept in the Nezo Statc-Hcufe, Bcjicn. Standing Committees for the current POLITICAL Year. Committee on Jlccounts. Of the Senate. Of the Houfe. Ifaac Thompfon Samuel Porter Thomas Hale Stephen Munroe Bezaleel Taft **\vho are the Committee for the prefent year to examine all accounts that may be exhibited for the fupport of fuch indigent perfons as are by law the proper charge of this Commonwealth, and all other accounts which iriay be ex- hibited for fcrvices performed, cafh advanced, or any property fupplied for the ufe of this Commonweal tli, pur- fuant to any law, refolve, or order of the General Court, and to make out a roll, arranged under general heads, fig- nifying the names of the refpeclive p:rfons or towns, whole accounts fliall be properly vouched, together with the amount of the fums M'hich may be found due on fuch ac- counts, and lay the fame before this Court for their confid- eration and allowance." Committee on applications for neiv Trials- Of the Senate Of the Houfe. Barnabas Bidwell William Ely John Hooker William Symmes Enoch V/. Thayer. Committee on applications for incorporation cf T^^wns and Dijrias. Of the Senate. Of the Houfe. Beza Hayward Lothrop Lewis Elijah Brjgham Mrifk Largdon Hill Tf«('j4h Li'.tis tSoi-] 38 Notaries Public.

Comtt%ttee. on applications for incorporation ofTu pikes. Bridges and Canals^ Of the Senate. Of the Hovfc. John Bacon Jofeph Kendall Alcien Spooner Jonathan Smith Lothrop Lewis Committee on applications for incorporation of Pan- ijhes^ i^G.. Of the Stnate. Of the Hoife. .Enoch Irtcomb Hugh M'Lelhn Jonathan Maynard Nathaniel Webfter Timothy Jackfon Committee on applications for r-egulation of Fifieries Of the Si nate. Of the Houfe: Aaron Hill Joieph.Titcomb John Cufiiing Moody Spafford Aaron Hobart

Notaries lublic in MalTachufetts. (a-) Suffolk. _ Samuel Cooper Bcfcn\ William Stcvenlbn Samual Gardacr- ditto I

EJcx. ^

Edward Notris Salem I Nathan Bowen Marhlehea IchabodTucker ditto John Rogers Glouceftt I Daniel Rogers tfrvkh Samuel Nye Salijbur I Mich. Hodge Ncwktryport James Gardner Lyn VVood BevrlyT^ft-tI Leonard Jofeph j White Havtrhi Middlefex. Phillips Payfon Charleflozun Jonathan Fay Concor Abraham Bigiow Cambridge Oliver Prefcor, jun. Groti Nathai:iicl Bcmis Wateriozvn York. Jeieraiah Hill Biddford lofeph Tucker Yo-> Clark dwells Jonas | Hampfhire^

Greenfeld I Jonathan Leavitt ^ }\ii^ar\'EAY,]v.W.Sprivgfe Levi Lyman Northampton Jona.Dwight,jr. ^/tfw^/c j

(a) Public Notaries are appointed for the purpofe making protefts, giving certificates under the feal oi offi< and entering and regiftering protefts and Other liOWr wiiiingsi alfo for altering the- lame. ^Notaries Public. 39

Plymouth.

,*iphmim Spooner Plymouth I Benjamin Fearing /f'krf/^aOT \\^i!liani Cropdwin ditto Samuel Norton Hijigham [lay ward Peirce Scituate \ SriJIoL

Ephntim Trip Dartmouth \ iWyntr '^ro\Kr\t\\ Wejlport John W. Smith Taunton Tho.B.'RAchnxon^'Dighton William Tobey New-Bedford \ Barnflabk. Solomon Cook Provivcetozvn David Scuddcr Barnjlabk Samuel Waterman Wdljleat JofephPalmer, jr. FalmoutJi jofeph Doaue Chatham Dukes-County. Wra. Mayhew Edgarton Butlqr *Holmcs'-Hole \ Wm. Nantucket—liaac Coffin. Worcejle} Thcophilus ^h^\tr Worccjler Jofeph Adams Mtndon Mofes Smith Staiing Jerexniah Robinfon Cheney Reed Brcokfield Cumberland. Amml R. Mitchell N.Yarmouth Jofeph C. Boyd Portland £benezer Mayo Portland John Perry \ Lincoln.

Jofeph Chrifloji^ier Wijcajet 1 Jacob Ludwlg IValdohoro*

William Webb Bath I Jonathan Sawyer Boothbay

David Fales Thomajlown \ Daniel W^aters NerMcaJik Berkjliire.

Henrj^ "^.V. Dwight 5/rv-4/^?7flVe 1 Ephralm A. Juufon Saiu '

Williams Pittsjield ' diifidd John C. j Hancock.

Jolhua Woodman 1 Paul D. Sargent Sullwan Donald Rofs *Union River Jofeph Tyler Deer-Jjle \ }*"rancis L. B. Goodwin Frankfort Wajkington. Strphen William Allan Eajlport Jones Af^c/^m | William Campbell, Steuben \ Norfolk. jr. Sumner 7?(jxiwr_y James Humphreys, Weymouth \ W. H. Kennebeck. Nathaniel Perley HalloxvcU 40 Iiirpe(5lors of Beef, &c.

Appointments under State Authority, By the Governor and Council. IrjfpeBcr-General of Beef and Pork, Stephen Bruce, of Bofton. [Office is kept at No. 8, on N. Spear's Wharf.]

Henry Purkett, of Bofton, AJfiJiant Injpeclor. DEPUTIES. George Zeigler Roxbury John Jones FalmQVth Geo. L. Farrington ditto Benjamin Stacey Gloucefter James Barry Bojion John Ofgood Newbury Jofeph BafTet ditto "Caleb Kimball ditto 7'homas Emmons ditto William Mafon Cambridge Jonathan Ropes Sakm Simon Stevens ditto Jolhua Phippen ditto Benjamin Fofter Eath Jofeph Jones Watertown Elifha Da\4s ditto Jofeph Mead ditto Robert Porter Beverly Samuel Holt ditto Jona. Rounday Marblehead Afa Meffer Methuen Jofeph Sargent U^ifcaJ^t Ezra Chafe Somerfet Shirley Erving Portland Edward Wilfon Biddeford John Parker Billcricd Royal Lincoln Gorham James Smith Ckarlejlown, John Thomas A^. Yarmouth Ifaac Smith ditto Richard Sawyer Amefbury Benjamin Mirick ditto David Sewall Hallowell Samuel Jones Lexington l Squire Smith ditto & Menotomy ) Nathan Aver Haverhill Jabez Whiting Northjietd Tames Lock Sali/bury Caleb Ray Scituate Seth Clark ditto Ifaac Childs Waltkam Benjamin Averil Ipfwich Jeduth. Sanderfon Spring/. John Tracy Newburyport David Goldthwait Danvers Nicholas Brown ditto John Perry, jur. Brunfwick Richard Walker Bradford John Wadfworth Winthropi Jonathan Warner Medjord

[Under a Law paffed March 4, 1800.]

InfpeBor of Pot aiid Pearl AJlm, Di. David Townfend, of Bofton. [Office kept oppofite South-Burying Place, Pleafant Street.] DEPUTIES.

John Auftin Ckarlejlown I Jonathan Call Newburyport Andrew Blanchard Medjord Shirley Erving Portland Phineas Carleton Havf.rhill Benjamin Fofter \ Bath [Under a Law paifed June 17, 1791.] Medical Sociefiesv 4^

IjifpeHor of Nails, Gen. John Winflow, of Bodon. (_jOfHce n kept in Devor-.fhire-Street, leading from the Poft- Office into Milk-Street.] John W. Smith at Taunton, his Deputy. [Under a Law palled Feb. 28, 1800.]

Infpecfor of Tobacco^ Butter and Lard. Deacon Francis Wright, j3f Bollon. [Office is kept in High-Street, near Kulfell's Wharf.] DEPUTIES. Nathan Adaras C//ar/ey?i3a'/; Jofhua Phippen Salem Jonathan Warner Med/ord Squire Smith Hallozudt port JohnTracey Newbury \

[Under Laws paffed Mar. 4, June 17, 1800, & Mar. 3, 1801.]

JCeeper of the Standards of Weights and MeafureSy

and {ex officio) >a,j Treafurer, Jonathan Jacklon, of Bofton. Richard Auftin, his Deputy^ at Bollon-

Maffachufetts Medical Society at Bofton.

Incorporated November 1, 1781. Officers clcB-ed on ijl IVedneJday in June annually. Prefident, Ifaac Rand, m.d. Vice-P reji dent, John Warren, M. D. TrcaJ'urer, Thomas K aft, a.m. Corrfff'onding-Sccretaryf Dr. Jofeph Whipple.

B-rcording-Sccretary , Thomas Danlorth, a. m. librarian and Cabinet-Keeper^ John Fleet, m. d. COUNSELLORS. Suffolk. I'homas Welch, a.m. James Lloyd, m. d. Aaron Dexter, m.d. Samuel Danforth, M. D. Dr. Jofeph Whippe. Ifaac Rand, m. d. William Spooncr, M. D. John Jeffries, xM. ». John Fleet, m. d. Charles Jarvis, A. M. Thomas Danforth, a. m. Lemuel Hay ward, A. M. E]fe>:. Thomas Kai}, a.m. Edward A. Holyoke, m. d. ohn Warren, m. d. Micajah Sawyer, m. d.

Wiilllain Baftis, a. m. f Jofeph Fifiicr, a. m 1804.J D' 2 .

4* Medical Societies.

Dr. Thomas Kitteridge, Plymouth Dr. Benjamin L. Oliver. Dr^ James Thatcher, Middlefex. Gad Hitchcock, a. m. Oliver Prefcott, m. d. Barnjl able and Nantuckc Maiftiall Spring, a.m. Samuel Savag^e, a.m. Jofiah Bartlett, m. b. Worcejler. John Brooks, A, M. Ifrael Atherton, A. m. Ifaac Hurd, A. M. Oliver Fifk, A. M. Hawljliire. Thomas Babbit, A. M. Ebenezer ITunt, A. M. BerhJJiire. Dr. Henij Wells. Dr. Eraftus Sargent. Maine. Norfolk. Dr. Daniel Coney, Cotton Tufts, M. D. Dr. Nathaniel Coffin. Dr. Ames Holbrook. ErijicL John Bartlett, a.m.' William Baylies, a. m.

Bofton Medical Difpenfary. Inftituted Oclober, 1796. Incorporated Feb. 26, i8oi.

Opctrs defied or, 2d Tkurfd&y in OElober annually. Prejidenty Samuel Parker, D. D. Trcafursr^ William Smith, Efq. S crctary^ John Andrews, Efq. Cofifuliing Phficians, Jame;. Lloyd, m.d. Ifaac Rand, M.D, r Johnlohi Fleer. Southern Dirtrift. Vifiting Pliyji jjamlies Jarkfon, Middle Dillria. CSamSamuel Hunt, Northern Di{lri£l. i Stephen Thayer, Southern Diftri^l. Apothecaries. -^I'homas Bartlett, Middle DiRrift. < Robert Fcnnclly, Northern Diftritl. IJancgers, Samuel Parker, d. d. Samuel Stillman, D. D, Samuel Weft, d. d. Stephen Gorham, Efq. John An- drews, Efq. William Tudor, Efq. Capt. Samuel Dunn,* Jonathan Amory, Efq. Mr. Thomas Brewer, Mr. Benja- min BufTey, Hemy Hill, Efq. and Mr. Samuel Salilbury. The Managers meet quarterly on the ad Friday in c^ch jilionth, at the Sign of Good Samaritan, No. 13, Cornhill.' A''. B. The Southern Diftrift comprehends all the foutl^ part of the (own from the fouth fide of Winter and Summer itrcets.—The Middle Diftrift from thence to the Mill-v J3ndge, including Wcft-Bofton.—The Northern Diflri6t,

all the north pai t of the tov»-ii from the Mill-Bridge. Medical Societies. ^

The above Inftitutlon, though yet in its infancy, has af- forded the means of relief to many neceflitous perfons, among others, whofe feelings would have been hurt by an

application for affiftance from the Ajms-Houfe j as they are, by this charity, attended, free of any expcnfe, by an able Phyfician, eitfier at their own houfes, or at the Diljjcn- faiy, as the cafe may require, and fumitbed with whatever medicine they may need, and with wine, if neccl^ar)^

M'lddlefex Medical Aflbciatlon at Qamlrtd^ie^

Officers elcEled on lajl Wcdncfday iu October annually,

P refdent, Hon. OHver Prefcott, m. d. Vice-Prejident, Benjamin Waterhoufe, m. d. Treafurer, Dr. Timothy Minot.

Secretary ^ Dr. Jofeph Hunt.

Worcejler Medical Society.

icers elcEled on 2d Tnefday of June annually,, Prejidenty Dr. John Frink.

Vice-Prefi dent^ Francis Foxcroft, A.M.

Secretary ^ Dr. John Frink, jun.

Kennehech Medical AiTociation, Inftituted 1797. Officers elc6iedj Prefident, Hon. Daniel Coney. Vice-Prcfident, Dr. John Hubbard. Trcafurer, Dr. I'homas Odiorne, S>ecrttary^ Dr. Mofes Appleton. Librarian^ Dr. Samuel Colman.

Brijlol Medical Aflbciation,

Officers eleBed, Prcfidcnt, William Baylies, a. m. Vice-Prcji dent, Fofter Swift, a.m. Treafurer, Dr. George Ware. ^fcretary^ !>:. Samuel Perry, jun. —

^ Charitable Societies,

MaJJachtifetts Charitable Society-

Founded in Bofton September the 6th, 1762. Incorporated March 15, 1780.

Ycctrly Meeting for choice of Officers^ ift Monday in SepL Prcfident, Hon. Thomas Dawes. Vice-Prefident, Jonathan L. Auftin, Efq. TnafuTer, Mr. John Kneeland. Secretaryy Dr. Nathaniel Noyes. trustees". Samuel Hall Benjamin White Joftua Pico Jofeph Shed Deacon John Simpkins joleph Eaton Stephen Bruce

Irijh Charitable Society at Bofion. Inftituted March 17, 1737. yearly Meeting for the choice of OJicerSy I'^tk of March. Brefident, Simon Elliot, Efq. Vice-Prefident, John Magner. Treafurcr, Andrew Duniap, fen. Keeper of the Silver Ke\, Andrew Duniap, jun. Afifants, Patrick CalTm and Robert Cunningham. Secretary^ John Beane.

Bojion Epifcopal Charitable Society.

Inftituted 1724. Incorporated February 12, 1784. Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers, on Eajler Twfday. Prefi dent, Rcv.^ Dr. Parker.—r/cf-Prfv?r/W, Wm.Tudoi, Treafurcr, Benjamin Green. Secretary, Jofeph Foftir. TRUSTEES.

Richard. Greene, I William Shaw, Thomai? Brewer, j Geoige Dcblois, Jofeph Head, Samuel Dunn. | |

Scots Charitable Society at Boflon. Inftuuted 16S4. Incorporated March 16, 1786. Yearly Meeting for choice of Oncers, if Tuefday in May. Prefdent, Andrew Kiichiic.—Vice-Prefd. Wm. Clowfton. ireafurer, Wni. M'Kean.—5ecr(f/.irv, Thomas Semplc. '^fiarJs, Andrew Milne, John Fullerton, Jehu M'Far- lanc and William White. Charitable Societies* i|.|

MaJfachuJdU Congregatipnai Charitable So- ciety, for the. Relief of defitute'Widou>s and Children cf deceafed Minifiers. Incorporated IMarch 24, 1786. Yearly Meeting for choice of Ojfccrs^ on the Monday precede ing the Lafl W^daefday in May.

Prefident, Jofeph Wit lard d . n . i i. . d . Vice-Prefidtnt^ Hon. James SuDivan, ll.d. Treafurer^ Simeon Howard, d.d. Secretary, John Lathrcp. r. .d. COUNCIL. Hon. James Sullivan, Samuel Parkman, Eiq. Hon. Oliver Wendell, Rev. Thos. Barnard, d.d. Hon. George Cabot, Efq. Rev. John £iiot, d.d.

MaJJachufetts Charitable Fire Society. Incorporated J urx 25, 1794.

Yearly Meeting for choice cf Officers, on the Friday next after the laji JVednefdc) in May. Semi-annual Meeting, ^d Wcdncfday in November, Prefdent, Arnold Welles, Efq. fi Vice-P re dentJ William Tudor, Efq. 'Correfjjonding Secretary, Rev, James Freeman. Recording Secreta/y, Williajn AUine, Efq. TreafureTy David Weft. TRUSTEES. Samuel Stillman, D, Jofhua Thomas, John Eliot, D.D. Thomas K, Jones, James White, Jofidh Quincy, Efq. Shubael Bell, Jofeph Callender.

Ro^hury Charitable Society. Inftituted January-, 1794. Incorporated Februarj' 26, 1799, ' Yearly Meetingfor choice of Officers, 3^ Monday in Sept. Prefdent, Mr. William Laynberi-. Firfi Vice-Prefdent, Hon. John Read. Second Vice-Prefident, C?pt. Jofeph Williams. Trcafurer, Jofeph Ruggies,'Efq. Secretary, Nathaniel Ruggles, Efq. STANDING COMMITTEE. Rev. Ellphalet Porter, Mr. 1 homas T. Robinfon, Mr. John Williams. Mr. Mofes Davis. Deacon Jofhua Felron, 4*5 Charitable Societies.

Tniftees of John Boylston's Charitable Do- nations, for the Benefit and Support of aged poor Pci:- fons, and of Orphans and Deferted Children. The Sele6imen of the Town of Bofton.

Incorporated February 3, 1803.

Truftees of the Franklin Donation, The Selefimen of Bofton. Rev. James Freeman. &ev. William Emerfon.

Bojlon Franklin Aflbclation. Inftituted the 14th of September, 1801.

Yearly Meeting for tht choke of Officers^ ijth of January, i^ufrtcrly Meetings^ 2d Mondays in April, July andOEiobtr, PrcfidcnU William Bur

^ofi<;;t Female Afylum. Inftituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated Feb. *6, 1803. OJicers ckofen on laji Tuejday in September annually, Firjl Diredrefs, Mrs. Hannah Stillman. Second Diredrefs, Mrs. Mary Hubbard. Trcafurtr, Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins. Secretary, Mifs Eli/.a Frqthinaham. MANAGERS. Mrs. Margaret Whitwell Mrs. Abigail May Elizabetli Dorr Sarah Parkman Ann Green Catharirie CodmaB Elizabeth Goodwin Sarah Perkins Mary Grew Mifs Hilier Hannah Smith Mifs Rebecca Rockwell, Govemcls. ^

Charitable Societies. 4^

Female Charitable Society at ^alem. Iriftitut,:d, Incorporated, Yearly choice of OfjiccrSy Firjl DireEbrefs^ Saraft Fifk, Secovd DireBrefs, Lucretia Ofgood, Trcafurer, Abigail M. Dabney. Sccrctaryy Sarah Dunlap. MANAGERS. Elizabeth White Catharine Prefcott Eunice Richardfon Lucretia Gardner Lydia Nichols Lois Pulling Margaret Murphy Sarah Crowninfliieldt

Portland Benevolent Society, (a).

Incorporated Feb. 15, 1803. Yearly Meeting for cJioke of Officers Prcfidait, Samuel Dcane, D.n. Vice-Frcfidcnt, Rev. Elijah Kellog,

Secretary y William Symmes, Efq. Treafurer^ Samuel Freeman, Efq* MANAG;ERS. The Prefidcnt Samuel Freemaa Vicc-Prehdent Jofliua Rogers Secretary I^emuel Vv'eekM Matthew Cobb Stephen Longfellow Jof. H. Ingraham

(a) The defign of this Society is to relieve and affijl thofr ebjecls of comjiaffion, whoft circumjianccsmay require relief in a mannrr dijferent from that which is by law provided for

the fupport and employment of the poor ; co'nprehenditig therein, the widow and thefatherUfsy the drfliivie and help- kfs fl ranger, and all, who by ftcknefs^ ivfrmity, or viisfor- tune, may be reduced to indigence.

Summary cfthe Method ^/"Treatment to be ufed with Perjons apparently dead from Drowning, X5fc. CONVEY the perfon to the nearcft convenient houfe, with liis head raifed : Strip and dry him as quick as

poflible ; clean the mouth and noftriis from fioth and mud

;—If a child, let him be placed between two j>eilons, naked, ill a hot bed—If an adult, lay him on a hot blanket or bcdjw .

4^ Humane Societies.

and, in cold weather, near a fire—in warm weather, the air fhould be froely admitt -d into the room. The body is next to be gently rubbed with warm woollen cloths, fprinkled with fpirits, if at liand, otherwife dry. A heated warming- pan may be new lightly moved over the back, properly

covered with a blanket ; and the body, if of a child, is to be

gently fliook every few minutes : Whilft thefe means are ufmg, one or two afliftants arc to be employed in blowing up tobacco-fmoke into the fundament, with the inftrument provided for the purnofe, or a tobacco-pipe, if that cannot be had—the bowl filled with tobacco and properly lighted, being covered with a handkerchief, or piece of linen, fo as

to defend the mouth of thealliftant in blowing : Bathe the breaft with hot rum, and pcrfift in the ufe of thefe means for feveral hours. If no hgns of life fliould then appear, let the bony be kept warm feveral hcurs longer, with hot bricks, or vclTcls of hot water, applied to the palms of the hands, and folcsof thefeer, for a longer or flioiter time, as the circumiftances of the cafe may be. The too cuftomary method of rolling on a barrel, fuf« pending by the feet, and every other violent miode of agita- tion, particularly in removing the body from the water, fhould be moft carefully avoided. The above mentioned method of treatment is to be made ufe of with vigour for feveral hours, although no favourable

circumftances fliould arife ; for it is a vulgar and dangerous opinion, to fuppofe peifons are irrecoverable, becaufe life

does not foon make iti app-earance ; and upon this opinion, an immenfe number of che feemingly dead have been com- mitted to the grave, who might have been rejlored to life by rejolution and perfcverance in the above plan of treatmenj.

Majfachufetts Humane Society at Boflon. Incorporated February 23, 1791. Officers chcftn at the fcvii-annual Meetings id Tue/day DtU Prefidcnt, John Warren, m. d.

Firfi Vicc-Prcfident, Sim.eon Howard, d . D Second Vke-Pref dent, John Lathrop, D.D. TrcafuTcr, Samuel Parker, d.d. Correfponding Secretary, Aaron Dexter. Recording Secretary, John Avery, Efq. TRUSTEES. Nathaniel Balch, Efq. Samuel Parkman, Efq. Jeremiah Allen, Efq. Jam.es Scott, Efa. Vv'iljiam Spooner, Efq. Edward Gray, Efq. Hcin:iane Societies. 49'

Merrimack Humane Society at Neivhury-Port, Inliitured in the year i8c2.. OJicers annually cleBcd en t/u iji Tvcfday in Septembtr. Prefulmt, MicaJ3h Sawyer, m. d. Vice-Prrf dent, Dudley A. Tyrg,' Efq. Treafurer, Mr. Ebenerer Stocker. Correfponding Secretary, Nathl. Bradflreet, M.S. Recording Secretary, Mr. William Woart. TRUSTEES. Rev. Thomas Gary, Nicholas" Johnfon, Efq,' Nathaniel Saltondall, M. Rev. Daniel Dana, Samuel Nye, m. d. Rev. Samuel Spring, William Cooni'-s, Efq. Rev. John Andrews. Rev. Ifaac Smiih,

Society for propagating the feofpel among thd Indians, and others, in North-America.

Incorporated November 19, 1787. Yearly choice of OJficcrs, day after General EleBion. Prejidtnt, Hon. James Sullivan. Vice-Prrfidint, Hon. Oliver WendelL Treafurer, Ehcnezer Storer, Efq. Vice-Treajurer, John Eliot, d.d. Secntary,]ti^v\'um Morfe, d.d. AJfiJlani Secretary, Rev. Abiel Holmes. SJ:LECT COMMITTEE.

Hon. Thomas Uawes, I Simeon Howard, D.D.

Joieph Eckiey, D.D. I John Lathrop, d.d. Samuel Wefr, d.h. Mr. Samuel Saliibury. | WiUiam rhillips, jun. Efq. \

Majjachufetts Mlilionary Society.

li,Itituted at Bofton, May 28, 1799. Yearly dioice of Officers, lajl Tuefday in Mav. Prrfident, Nathanael Emmons, o.d. o^ Franklin, Secretary, F.ev. Samuel Aiiftin oi IVorcrfier. Treafurcr^ Dcacoii John Sirnpkins of Boflon. TRUSTEES. N?.thanael Emmons, d.d. Franklin, David S.-\aa£cTd, Medway, '

50 MiHiona-rj Societies

Daniel Hopkins, Salem.- Samuel Xiles, Ahin rim. Samuel Sprin;:^, j\i'z/\h(npore» Sairi'ael Auftin, IVorccihr. Jonathan Strong, Randolph. Tedidiah Morfe, D.n. Ckarlefioivn. Elijah Parlfli, B./idd. Jacob Norton, Wtytnouth. Deacon John Snnpkins, Bopon.

Reu. Ahiel Holmes of Cambridge is chofen thefirfi^ am Rev. Paul Litchjield of Caricjlc, the fccond Preacher Jot mxt anniverfary.

Mdjfachufetts Baptift. IMiflionary Society*

Inftituted May 26, 1802.

Yearly choic. of Officers, lafi Wcdnejday in Maj, Chairman, Samuel Stillman, D.n. S''cretary, Rev. Thomas Baldwin. Treajnrer, Deacon Daniel Wild. TRUSTEES. Hezeklah Smith, d.d. Rev. Valent. \\\ Rathbun. Rev. Thomas Baldwin, Stephen Dana, Efq. Rev. Jofeph Grafton, Mr. Oliver Hol;len, Rev. Stephen Gano, Deacon Richard Srnit^, Rev. William Williams, Deacon John Wait. Rev. Joel Briggs,

BerhflAre and CcIumMa Mifiionary Society.

Yearly choice of Officers, Prefident, Rev. Ephraim J^idfon. Vire-Prefid-nt, Hon. Timothy Edwards, Efu. Tres'furer, Hon. William Walker, Efq. Srcretary, Rev. Alvan Hyde, Clerk, Rev. Oliver Ayer. TRUSTEES. Stephen Weft, d. d. Rev. Dan Collins, Timothy Edwards, Efq. Deacon John HaU, Rev. Ephraim Judfon, Rev. D.'vid Perry, William Walker, Efq. Deacon Stephen NaiK Rev. Thomas Allen, Rev. Alvan f lyds.. li'Jijab VVilliauis, Efq,. MifTionary Societies, fee.

Hampfoir.e Miifionary Society. -?rcfdcnt, His Excellency Caleb Strong. Vkc'Prefident, Rev. Samuel Hopkins. Trcafurer, Rugg'.cs ''xA'^oodbridgc, Efq. Corrcfhoud'nig Secretary^ Ilev. Enoch Hale, Recordiiitr Siicretary, Rev. Samuel Taggart. TRU SIXES. lion. John Haflintjs, Rev. Solomon Wililanos^ Jofcph Lathrop, d.d William Billings, Efq. Hon. Ebentzer Hunt, David Pearfon, d.d.

Jofeph Lyman, D.D. | Charles Phelps, Efq.

Jutim Ely, Efq. | Rev. Richard S. Storrs

Bapijjl Education Fund. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1794. Yearly choke of OJficcrs, Tmfday after the Jirjl Wcdnefd^y in Si.ptember. 0iairm&n, Samuel Still maai, d.d. Tnafurer, Rev. Thomas Baldvviru Stcretary^ Mr. James Harrifon. TPvUSTEES. Hezekiah Smith, d.d. Rev. George Rt^hirifoH, Rev- Williiuii Wiiliauis, Stephen Dana, Efq. [onafhan Maxcy, d.d. Rev. Joel Bi-iggs, Rev. Stephen C^ano, Deacon Daniei Wild, Rev. J&feph Grafton, Mr. Ebenczcr L. Boyd.

This Society meets in Eofton, annually^ the laft Wednef- day in May, and at fuch other times and places a-s the So- ciety may judge proixrr.

The WARREN ASSOCIATION will meet at the Second Baptift Meeting Houfe. in Bcnlon, the 'Jucfday af- ter the hrU Wcdntlday in SeptcirKber, at •£ o'clock, P. M. Rev. ^Ir. Gano is aji}X)irted to preach the iiKroduclory fca-

?non : in cafe of failure, Rev. Mr. RatKhun.

Bofion Chamber of Commerce.

Yearly Meeting for choice of OJfccrs^ \fi Monday in April, Prefdrnt, Jofeph Ruirdl. Firf htf-Prrftdcnty Samuel Parkman. tiiccnd Vice-Prrfdnit, David Greene. Secretary, '1 homas Buriey. . _ .

5? American Academy, &;c.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

Itjcorpo-a eci N ay 4, 1780. Yearly Meeting for choice of Ojjictrs^ 6j.h Tuefday in May

Prefidtnt, Jo\m Ad.\w'i, j.l.d. Vice-Prefident, Jofephi Willaid, d.F). 'Rfcordivg Secretary, Hon. John >Javl5. Ccrrefponding Secretary, Hon. John Q,. Adams, Trcajurer, R- y. James Freeman. Vicc-Treafur<.r^ Dr. William Sj)Ooner. tibrarian and CaHnct Keeper, J iwa LiiCaroip, d.d. COUNSELLORS. Hon. Robert T. Paine, Ccuon Tufts, Hon. Francis Dana, Caleb Gannett, Bcnj. Lincoln, Efq. Loj^mnii Baldwlrt, John Lnflirop, d.d. Satnuel Webber,

John Warren, M . D Sijne

MaffaclDufctis Hiflcrical Society.

Iriftituted at Bollon, January, 179I.

Incorporated Feb. 19, 1794-

Ymrly Meeting for choice of CJicers^ lafi Jucfday in Ja^. Prefident, Hon. James Sullivan. Tregfurer, Jofiah Quincy, Efo. Corrcfpondivg Secretary, John Elliot, D.r>. Recording Secretary, Rev. James Freeman. Librarian, John T. Kirkland, d.d- Cabinet Keeper, Mr. Samuel TurelL STANDING COMMITTEE. |vlr. James Winthrop Hon. John Davis, Ken. William Tudor^ Rev. William Emerfoa. Dr. Redford Webfier, COMMITTEE for PUBLICATIONS. John Davis, Efq. John T. Kirkland, d.d j 'Rev. VViiliam Emerlbn, Jofiah Oulncy, Efa. j

Bof}on Library. Incorporated June 17, 1794. Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers^ \fi Monday in Mareik Librarian, Dr. C\ ras Perkins. Treafurer, Mr. Headerfon Inches, Secretary, Mr. Nathan Webb. Mechanic Aiffociation, See, 53 TRUSTEES OF BOSTON" LIBRARY. Jofeph Ecklcy, d.d. Col. Vv^illinm Scollay, John Eliot, n.n. Dr. Redford Webber, Mr. Samuel Hall, John Phillips, Efq. John T. Kirkland, d.d. Hon. John Divis. William Spooner, m.d.

Bojlon Mechanic AfTociation.

Inftituted March 15, 179.5.

Yearly Meeting for ckoia of Officers^ 2d Tkurfday in ^ec*^ Prrfdent, Jonathan Iluiinewell, Efq. Vkc-Prefdejit, Mr. Benjamin RuITcil. Treafurcry Mr, Francis Wrif;;ht. Secretary^ Mr. William Andrews. TRUSTEES. Torras S. Bafs i homas Sumner Daniel Mcflinger Lemuel Gardnqr John M. Lane Joliah Snclling Oliver Johonnot Samuel Pcrkii>^ James Phillips

Boflom Aqueduct Corporation.

Incorporated February 27, i/^j.

Yearly Meeting for choice of OfficerSy Prefidmt, Hon. Tames Sullivan. yk(~P'>ef'(ievt, Hon. John Davis. Treafurtr and Sardary. Andrew Cunningham. DIRECTORS. Hon. James Sullivan Mr. William Hammvt Dr. Aaron Dexter RnlTel Sturgis, Ell]. ^on. John pavis Mr. Gideon Snow. Mr. Jbfiah Knapp

Columbiim Society.

Inftituted 1792.

Yearly Meeting for choke of Officers^ on \fl Tuefday in. Oclnhtr^ at the Academy in Sruth Parifli^ BridgcwiUcr,

' 1204.] ' E 2 |4 Agricultural Socleticf.

Senti-anmal Meeting is on the iji Tuefday in Aprils

Prefideiit, Rev. John Read. Vke-Prefident, Rev. Zedekiah Sanger. Trea/urer^ Syivanus Lazel, Efq. Recording Secretary^ Wliliara Baylies, A. M. Corrtfponding Secretary, Benjamin Whitman, EC|. couns5:llors. Rev. Zedekiah Sanger Jonathan Shaw, Efq. Hon. Bcza Hayward Doa. Philip Bryant Mr. Benjamin Beale Hon. Daniel Howard

frf" The objeft of the above '^i ciety is for the promotion ^ of agricultural and literary purfuits. r Majfachufetis Agricultural Society.

Incorporated March 7, 1792. "pearly Meeting for choice ofO/Jicers, id Wtunefday in June. Prefident^ His Excellency, Cat rb Strong, ll.d» Firji Vice-Prtfident, Jofeph RudbH, Efq. Second Fictf-Prefident, Aaron Dexter, m.d. Treafurer^ Thomas L. Winthrop, £ic|. Rrcording Secretary, John Avery, Efq.

Corrcfponding Secretary y haniucl Parker, d.d.. TRUSTEES. ^-lon. Fifher Ames Theodore Lyman, A^r. Martin Brimmer John T. Kirkland, D.i Hon. George Cabot John Warren, m.d.

^etinehech Agricultural Society at Augujla.

Inftituted i8co. Incorporated Feb. 17, 180 (,

Yearly Meeting for choice cj Ojficers, Prefident, William Howard, Efq. FirJi Vice-Prefidcnty Jofeph Norr'h, Efq. Second Vice-Prcpdmt, Nath?.nici Dummer, E£:. "freafurer, Daniel Coney, Efq. Recordi7ig Secretary, Keftry Scwall, Efq.

^\'^''!"'^'^ Corresponding Secretaries, ^f''''" ^Ji-'l < James Bnage, Elqr:. fa . trustees: ' ^

Charles Vaughan, Efq. I Chandler Robhins, Efq, Arthur Lithgow, Efq. j Jolin D»vis, Efo. R-<)bert Page, Efq. Rev. Eljfhslet VjiHc'. | E.'cv, Diiiiel Stone, Mafoiiic Societies. 5^ GRAND LODGE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

THE firft Mafons' Lodge in America was heM in Bofton, July 30th, 57^3, by virtue of a cpmrnifTion from the Right Honourable and Right Worfh'ipful Anthony Lord Vif- coTint Montague, Grand Maftcr of England.—1 he Maf- fachuretts Grand Lodge (alfo holden at Boftonj was nrft eftabliftied on Decennber 27th, 5769, and defcended from the Grand Matter of Scotland.—On the 19th of June, .5792, a Grand Mafonic union was fonne'd by the two Grand Lodges ; and all diftinciions between ancient antf inodern Mafons abolifbed. (^ 1 be Quarterly Commvnicatioms are held at Concert- Hall, in Bofton, on the evenings of the 2d Mondays m ^ilarch, June, September and December. Yearly choice of OJjJcers is in the month of December. GRAND OFFICERS. Mofl Worihpf. Ifaiah Thomas, Efq. Grand Majier. Rt. \\'or{hpf. Simon Elliot, Efq. Deputy Gr. MaJler. Rt. 'W'ornipf. Ifaac Huid, ^^:mor Gr. Warden, Rt. Wordipf. Timothy Bigelow, Efq. Juvipr Gn IVardtiu Rt. V\''orjhpf. Allen Crocker, Gravd Treojurer. WorfhJptul John Proftor, Recorf^ing Gr. Ser*y, Rt. Worfhpf. Thaddeus M. Harris Comfhond. Gr. Scc^y, Rev. & \^^)rihpf. Br. Ezra Ripley, Grand Chaplain* Rt. Worfnpf. Shubaej Bell, Senior Gr. Veaccn. Rt. Wcrftipf. Herirv Eowle, Junipr Gr. Deacon. Rt. V/erllipf. Benjamin Rulfell, Grand Marfl.aU. Brother Edward Goodwin, Grand Suwrd Bearer^ A'VorrniDful Francis J. Oliver > ^'^^"'^CrnytrJ ^ttwara,.Kt^7nnrr!< WoiftiKid John W. Gurley \ Brother JofephW. Revere, > Furjurva^ni,. Grmid -^ ^rotncr John May, jun. \ Brother J oho Green, Qrand Tilcr^

The following is a lift of the Lodges under the jtirlfdic- :ioa of the Grand Lodge of Mad'achufetts. 1 he^ Lodges vre divided into twelve diftricis ; and a Diflricl Deputy- Grand Mafter appointed to each diiTri£l by the prefent Gr2nd MaRer, viz, Fira Diftria

• . \ —-

§§ Mafonic Societies.

Firft Diftria.

Rt. Worfiipf. John Boyle, Efq. Diftria-Deputy Gr. MaP,. (a) St. John's Bojion. {h) Meridian Watcrtown (b) Riling States ditto {i} Union Dorchejler (fj MaflHchuietts ditto [k) Conftellation Dedliam

\d) Columbian ditto [l] Rural , Bancclpk \e) Mount Lebanon ditto (m) Hiram Lexington if) KingSolom. Charicjczm (72J Rifing Star Stoughtcn Ig) Walhingtou Roxbury {0) Mount Moriah Reading

[a] Time of meeting Is on the evening of the ift Tuef- day in each itionth, excepting June, July and Auguft, ?.t Concert Hall.

{b) Meets at Concert Kail, on the evening of the laft Monday in each month. ^^ (c) Meets at Concert Hall on the evening of tht 3d Tuefday in each month.—-Date of Charter, May 12, 577*. (d) Meets at Mafons' Hail, in Market-Square, on the evening of the ift 1 hurfdiy in each month.

(e) Meets at Mafoijs' Hall, in Market-Square, on the evening of the ift Tuefday in each mo«th. (f) Meets at "Warren Hali, in Charle4lown, on the even- ing of the 2d Tuefday in each month.

is) Meets at Harriman's Hall, in Roxbury, on the even- ing of the Wednefday before each full moon. Date ot Charter, Maix:h 17, 5796. —3 miles from Bolion. {k) Time of meeting, on the Monday evening preceding; the full moon.—6 miles from Boflon.

(/) Time of meeting, on Tuefday evening precedirg full moon, at Richards' Hall.—5 miles from Bolton. {k) Meets on Thurfday evening preceding full moon.— 11 miles from Boflon. Date of Charter, March 12, 5802,

(/) Time of meeting, on Monday and Wednefday ev. nings preceding full moon. Date oi Charter, June 8, 580I. •^Iq miles from Bolion.

{in) Fourteen m.iles from Bolion. {n) Time of meetii)g, on 'I'hurfday evening preceding full moon.— 17 miles (roai Boil on.

{0) Meets on ift Wednefday evening in each month. Date of Charter, JVIaicb 14. .3708.— 11 miles front Bcfton. Mafonic Societies* 57

Second Dlft:n£):.

fit. WoHhpf. Jonathan Gates, Efq. Dift. Dcp. Gr. Ma5,

EfTex S.ik?ri St. Peter's NLtuburyport j Philanthropic Mnxbhhead St. John's ditto St. Tyrian GknKcfif.r \ Mark's Ncwhuryport

"Unity Ipl'rjnch \ Merrimack Haverhill Third DIftria. Rt. Worfhpf. John D. Dunbar, Eiq. Dift. Dcp. Gr. Maft. Old Colon}' Hanover Cumer-ftonc Duxbcrough

Forefather'; Rock Plymouth : Sumner Denni Jylarinc (Barnit. Co.) Falmouth Ktng Hiraip Truro Fraterua! Earrijlabh Adams IVdlficct Fourth Diftria.

5L t. Worfhpf. Seth Paddleford, Efq. Dift. Dep. Gr. Maft Kii"^ David Taunton Montgomery Franklin

Fel I0W& ip B'"''3[j exoattr Eaftern Star Rchobolh Briflol Norton Fifth Diftria. Rt. Worflipf. Timo. Whitin^^, Efq. Dift. Dep. Gr. Maft Trinty lancaficr Social Ajkby jCorinthian Concord Middlefex Framinghasi St. Paul's Groton Aurora Leominijier Sixth Diftria.

Rr. Worfhpf. , Dift. Dep. Gr. Mafter, Morning Star Worcefte.r \ Thomas Moifm Fayette CiiarlHon Mount j Zion Hardzrick IVTt'ridian Surt Brookjifld Harris At.hol Plive Branch Oxford \ Charity Maidon Seventh Diftria. ill. Worfhpf. Solomon Vofe, Eiq. Dift. Dep. Gr. Mafl. Jerufaiem South-Hac'lr' Federal j Blandford Harmony Northfir.ld Pacific j Sunderland Republican Grecnpcld \ Eighth Diftria. Rt. Worfhpf. Caleb Hyde, Efq. Dift. Dcp. Gr. Maft, Eveninir Star Icnor I Sincerity Partridgefif-ld Friendfiiip WilliomPoron j Cincinnatus Kezo Marlboro* Franklin Chrjhire \ Wifdom Wejt-Stcckbrid^c r8 Mafonic Societies.

Ninth Diftria. Rt.Worfhpf. Wocdbur^' Storer, Efq. Dli>. Dep. Gr. M^ft. Portland Portland United Tovfiiam Saco Pepperelborovgh Cumberland Nttu-GIoureficr Kenncbeck Hallozucli Pythagorean Frybur^k Lincoln Wijcajjct Tenth Diftria. Rt. Worlhpf. David Howe, Efq. Dili. Dep, Gr. MaO. Amity Camden RiHrig Virtus HamdcTi \

Harjcock . Cafune j Eleventh Dillria. R'. Worfhpf. John Coop-r, Efq. Dift. Dep. Gr. Ma{l. W'arren Machias Eailem Eafiport | Tufcan Cohnnh?an \ Twelfth Diftria.

Rt. Worfnpf. , Dift. Dep. Gr. Ivlaft.

Kir^g Solomon's in Perfcftion *Hcl;r.es-Hcle Wsfhington Remembered Kezc-Bedjord

Union - ' - Kav tucket American Union - MarieLta (State of Of);o) St. Johii's - StabrorA (Demarara, W. I.)

St. AndrezJ's Lodge, meets a: the Green Dragon in Bof-

ton, OT: the evening of edThurfday in each month ; and the Royol Arch, at the fame place, on the Wednesday eve-: ping preceding the filling of the moon.

gr^" W'Tiole number of Lodges in Mafiachnferts is 82, GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. Purfunnt to the Conftitution, the Grand Chapter of thjy State was organiicd on the I2ih of June, 5798. Its meet- ings are holden. alternately at Bofton and New bury p(^-rt^ p the month of September yearly. The Chapteis under its jurifdi£lion are, St, A.vdrev.-'s Chaptek. This Chapter m.ects regularly in the town of BoOon, at the Green Dragon, on the evening of the Wednefdc'y pre- ceding the full moon. KiN^i Cyrus's Chapter. This Chapter meets t t'-e town of Newbur)--Pcrt.

The AJrkan Lodge in ir^orton meets regularly' in Kilhyt {Ircet, on the evening of the ill Tuefday m each month.' Banks in the United States. 59

Bank of the United States at Philadelphia.

Thomas Willing, PrefideiU. | C-cor^c Simpfon, Calhier. This Baiik was incorporated by an Acl of Congrefs Feb.

£.5, 1791 ; and to continue until the 4th of March, 1811. It is undei the direftion of a Prefldent and twenty-four Dircftors, chofcn yearly on the i(t Monday in January. There are fcven Branches of ihis Bank eRabiillied, viz. Bofton, New-York, Baltimore, Charlcfton(S.C.) Norfolk, Wafhington and Savannah (Georgia.) Branch of the U. S. Bank at Bofton.

George Cabot, Prefident. | Piter Roe Dalion, Caihicr. DIRECTORS. John Davis John Parker Gardner Greene Thomas H. Perkins Joseph Hurd Thomas Perkins

John Joy I David Sears

Harrifon G. Otis I Timothy Williams Samuel Park^nan | FirP Tellrr—Chriftopher ^linot. Second TriUr—Samuel Payfon. Book-Keep cr Firft —John W, Blanchard^ Second Bcok-Keepcr—Turner Phillips. Difcoiint Clerk —John H. Bowes. Intereft Clerk —Samuel Rogers. A/fijIuvt Clerk:;— John Call and Benjamin Sliaw. Mejlcn-n-~Gi\\^m Bafs. Porters—William Hunt and John Holbrook. ^^ Days of Difcount are Mondays and Thurfcfays. Branch of the U. S. Bank at New-York. Cornelivs Bay, Prefident. Jo;?at/?an Burral, Cafhier. ] Branch of the U. S. Bank at Baltimore. Swan, Prefident. Harris, Cafliier. 'ichn | David

Branch of tlic U. S. Bank at Charlefton.

Adam Gikhrijt, Prefident. , Cafhier. | Branch of the U. States Bank at Norfolk. Robert Taylor, Prefident. Robert Oliphant, Cafhier. | Branch of the U. States Bank at Wafhington* Jos. CarLtcn, Prefident. James Davidfon^jr. CdAiizr. j Branch of the U. States Bank at Savannah. Cafhier. jofrh'i H&LerJka'n, Pr^Tidt. j Thomui Mendcnhall, 6q Banks in the United States^;

Maillichufetts Bank at Bofton.

Incorpc^raied Feb. 7, 1784 ; and to continue as long as there are proprietois in this Bank.

Officers elefted on ift Wednefday in January annually. Prefidt-nt. Thzving^ Samuel Eliot^ j James Cafnier. DIRECrORS. Thomas Dawes Williain Parfons Aaron Dexter William Phillips, jun. B::nj3min Greene Samuel Salifbury John Lowell 1 homas Walley

Firft r.'//rr—Nathaniel Fofter. Srcond Te//cr-^Thon):is Chafe. Fifj} Eook-Ketper—Nathaniel H. Furners. Second Boch-Keeper—N. F. Tliayer. Difconnt Clerk.—Miles Greenwood. Me/]^rjger—James Hill, get" Day of Difcount is Monday.

Union Bank at Bofton.

Incorporated June 25, 179s ; and to continue until t\e ift Monday in Oftober, 1802. Charter renewed to the ift Monday in O^itobei, 1812.

Officers elefted on ift Monday in September annuallj', Oliver Wendell, Prefident. George j Burrcu^JisX~^^ii^^i' DIRECTORS. Samuel Brown Ehene/er Preble benjamin BnfTey John Prince, jun. Satnuei Cobb Jchah Ouincy Stephen Codman John Welles T horn as Davis I'homas L. Winthroi* Joleph Head /'/r,'? Teller^—John Brown. S'cond Teller—Samur'l Parker. Firft Book-Keeper—Nathaniel Emmons. Second Book-Keeper—Jonathan Jackfon. Difcoimt Clerks—William Furnels and Henry Stevenfon;. A flijl ant—]o\in P. Payfcn. :/lf<^/iv/,.fer^— Andrew Johonnot and Andrew KcttcH-

^^ Day of Diicount is Tuefd-ty. Banks in the United States. 6t

Bofton Bank.

Incorporated March 4, 1803 ; and to continnc from the firft day of June, 1803, ^^ the id Monday in Oft. 1812. Officers elected on id Monday in June annually. Prefident. Ckapmariy Jonathan Jackfony | Jofeph Cafliier» DIRECIORS, Thomas C. Amory Thomas K. Jones Thomas Amory Nathaniel C. Lee Adam Babcock James Lloyd, jun, Peter C. Brooks James Perkins Ifaac P. Davis Daniel Sargent, jinir

Stephen Higginfon, Jun. . William Sullivan Firji Teller—George Deblois. ^eccndTeller—Robert Lafh, jun. Firjl Book-Keeper—William Cochran, Second Book-Kteper—Jeremiah Stimfon* Difcouvt C/er>^—Matthew S. Parker. AJiJlant Clerk—Nathaniel Hancock. MeJjenger—'Txv^o&iY Green, jun. Porter—John Johnfon. {^ Days of Difcounr, Mondays, Wedncfdays & Fridayr^, SolicitorJot Loans ofthis Bank within andforSuJfclk County, William Sullivan, of Bofton. Deputy Solicitor, within and for Worafler County, Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Efq. of Worcefler. Deputy Solicitor, within andfor Hampflire County^ Jofeph Lyman, Efq. of Northampton.

Nantucket Bank. fror^ Incorporated February 27, 1795 ; and to c^ntiflue the firft day of May, 1795, to May 1, 1805. Officers elected on ift Monday in January annually. Caflncr- Jofeph Chafe, Prefident. | George Folger, jr.

Merri.Tiack Bank at Newbury-Port.

Incorporated June 25, 1795 ; and to continue from the firfl day of July, 1795, to July 1, 1805.

Officers elefted on ifl Monday in January annually. William Bartlcty Prefident. Jofeph Cutler, Cafliics. | 804.] F 62 Banks In the United States.

Newbury-Port Bank.

Incorporated March 8, 1803 ; and to continue from the firil day of June, 1803, to the ift Monday in Oft. 1812.

Officers elefted on lit Monday in Oftober annually.

Dudley Prelident. William Caftiier. A. Tyng, | W, Prout,

Portland Bank.

Incorporated June 15, 17Q9 ; and to continue from the firft day of July, 1709, to July 1, 1819. Officers eiefcled on ill Monday in January annually.

Hugk APLellan, Prelident. Swift^ Caftiier. | Jqfeph

Maine Bank at Portland.

Incorporated Tune 23, i8c2 ; and to continue from tht firft day of April, 1802, to (he ill Monday in Oft. l8i2

Officers elcfted on ift Monday in June annually. Freeman, Prefident. D. Hale, Calliier. Samuel j

Eflex Bank at Salem.

^"^^ ^° continue th Incorporated June 18, 1799 J from firft day of July, 1799, to July 1, 1819. Officers elefted on id Monday in June annually.

tVilliam Gray, jun. Prefident. | William 5. Gray, Caffiiei

Salem Bank.

Incorporated March 8, 1803 ; and to continue from tb firft Monday of June, 1803 ; to ift Monday in Oft. 181 Officers elefted on ift Monday in June annually. Benj. Picktnan, jr. Prefidt. Jona. Hodges, Cafliicr* |

Gloucefter (Cape-Ann) Bank,

Incorporated January 27, 1800 ; and to continue frO the firft day of February, 1800, to Feb. 1, 1810. Officers elefted on 3d Thurfday in April annually. John Somes, Prefident. Jofepk Allen, Calhier. \ Banks In the United States. 6|

Beverly Bank.

Jncorporated June 23, 1802 ; and to continue From the firft daj^ of Oaobcr, 1802, to Oaober 1, 1812.

Officers eleftedon i{l Monday in Oftober annually. Cafaier. Ifrael Thorndike, Prefident. \ Jofmh Gould, Q:^ Days to apply for Loans and Dilcounts, are Mgndays and Thurfdays.

Lincoln and Kennebeck Bank at Wifcaflet,

Incorporated June 23, i^pQ ; and to continue from the firft Monday of Oftober, 1802, to the ift Monday in oaober, 1812. Officers eleaed on ift Monday in September annually. William Prefident. Cafliier. Ki?!g, | Henry Fr^ht

Nort|iampton Ban]c.

Incorporated March 1, 1803 ; and to continue from the firft Monday of Oaober, 1803, to the ift Monday in oaober, 1810. Officers eleaed on ift Wednefday in Oaobcr annually.

Samuel Hen/kaza, Prefident. j Levi Lyman, Cafliier.

Bedford Bank at New-Bedford-

Incorporated March 7, 1803 > ^"^ to continue from the firft Monday of Jiine, 1803, to the ;ft Monday in Oao- tsr, 1812. 'Officers ekaed on ift Monday in Oaober annually, Thomas Hazard^ jr. Prefidt. John Pickens, Cafhier. |

Saco Bank at Pepperelborough. Incorporated March 8, 1803; and to contmue to the ift Monday in Oaober, 1812. Officers eleaed on ift Monday in Oftober annually.

Thomas Cutts, Pref/dent. ) Samuel Peir/on, Caftiier.

Plymouth Bank. Incorporated June ^3, 1803; and to continue from the hrft day of January, 1^04, to July 1, 1812. Officers eleaed on ift Monday in Januaiy annually.

iyaiiam Seaver, Prefident. | William Goodwin, Gafftier. '

•^4 Bauks in the United States.

New-Hampfhire Union Bank at Portfmouth*

John Langdoriy Pr.fiJent. | //. S. Langdon, Cafhier.

New-Hampfhire Bank at Portfmouth, payable at United States Bank in Philadelphia.

C/i'ver Pcaoody, Piefident. | Daniel R. Rogers, Caftiier.

Providence Bank. Clark, Prelident. Olney F/infor, Cadiiei;. jokn Innis |

Exchange Bank at Providence. Cafhi^, J. Tkroop, Prcfident. \ Stephen Jack/on,

Rhode-Ifland Bank at Newport. Seixas, Calhier, Ghriji, Champlin, Prefident. | Mofes

W^^fhington Bank at Wefterly.

Thomas Noyes, Prefident. | A. Clark, Calhie;r,

Briftol Bank. William Prefident. i2aa;/£W!, Cafliieiu Bradford, | J. Hartford Bank.

Cafliier. Jo/in Caldwell, Prefident. | Norm^ Knox, Middlctown Bank.

Elijah Hubbard, Prefident. j Timothy Southmayer, Cafhier. New-Haven Bank. Beers, Prefident. William Lyon, Cafiiler. J. J New-London Bank. Huntington, Prefident. Hallam, Caihier. jf. j John Norwich Bank.

EJ^en. Hmitington, Prefident j Hczekiah Perkins, Cafhier.

Bank of North America at Philadelphia. Jehn Nixoll, Prefident. Richard Wells, Cafhier. |

Bank of Pcnnfylvania at Philadelphia. Samuel M. Fctt, Prefident. Jonathan Smith, Caihier. | Banks in the United States. ^5-

Bank of Alexandria.

Wm. Herbert^ Prelident. \ Gurdin Ckapin^ Caftiier.

Bank of Baltimore, Qeo. Talmoz^ Prefident.j Jam^s Cox, Cafiiier.

Bank of Columbia at Georgetown, Af/2/on, Prefideat. Hdnfon, Cafhier. J. j J.'

Delaware Bank at Wilmington.

John Hays, Prefident. [' Jofeph Tatnall, Cafhier.

South Carolina Bank at Charlefton. Thomas Prefident. Cafhier, Jones, ( Thomas W. Bacot,

State Bank at Charleflon. Blake, Prelident. Theus, Cafhier. J. | Simeon

Bank of New-York.

Nkhilas Gouverneur, Prefidt. | Charles Wilkes, Cafiiier,

Merchants* Bank at New-York. '

Oliver WalcoU, Prefident. , Cafhier. j

Manhattan Bank at New- York. Dan Ludlow, Prefident Henry Remjen, Ca'ihier. |

Albany Bank,

Jer. V. Renjfelaer, Frcfidt. \ G. W. V. Schaiok, Cdfliier.

Albany Mercantile Bank. Prefident. , f John Cuyler, Cafhier.

Farmers' Bank at Troy.

Jno. D. Dickinfcn, Prefidt. j Hugh Pctbles, Cafhier. ^6 Infurance Companies.

^nj/chtifetts Fire and Marine Infurance Com*. pany at Bojlon. Incorporated (originaUy June 55, 1795) Feb. 13, 1799, ^^^ to continue until June 25, 1815. Officers deSed an the l.ajl Wednefday in Augujl annually,

Arnold Welles, Prefident. | William Scollay, Secretary, DIRECTORS, John Andrews Jofeph'Hall \\'^illiam H. Bordman Jofeph Head Gamaliel Bradford Thomas K. Jones Benjamin Buffey Benjamin Joy Samuel Cobb Jonathan Mafon Stephen Codman Samuel Parkinan Jonathan-Chapman Daniel Sargent Stephen Gorham William Smith

^lajfachufetts Mutual Fire Infurance Company at Bojlon.

Incorporated March 1, 1798.

Officers eleBed on the \Jl Tuefday in June annually. •u TJMi -D rj ^ Andrew Cunnincham, Henry Hill, Prefident. \ ^^^^^^^^^ ^ Treafurcr. DIRECTORS. Triflram Barnard RufTel Sturgis Jofeph Coolidge, jun. William Sherburne Benjamin Greene Samuel Snelling Jonathan Hunnewell Edward Tuckermap i^Iofes M. Hays Elilha Ticknor John Lowell James "White John May John Winfiow Ebenezer Oliver

BDj%n Marine Infurance Company. Feb. ^° continue from the 25th- Incorporated 13, 1799 J ^"^ of June, 179,5, to June 25, 1815. Officers eUEled on the \Jl Monday in January annually, Jhomas Davis, Prefident. Jofeph May, Secretary. j DIRECTORS. Thomas C. Amoiy M^illiam Parfons Adam Babcock Ebenezer Preble Jonathan Davis Jno. Prince, jun. Jofeph Lee, jun. Daniel Sargent, jue, James Lloyd, jun. Timothv Will'aar.s James Perkiiis Infurance Companies. 67

Suffolk Infurance Company at Bo/ion.

Incorporated Feb. 12, 1803 ; and to continue until Feb- ruary 12, 1823.

Cfficers eleded on the ^d Monday in January annually, ^pcs Sargent, Prefident. John B. Bowen, J Secretary. DIRECTORS. George Cabot Nathaniel C. Lee iTaac P. Davis John Parker Samuel P. Gardner Thomas H. Perkins f^e^aj'Etigland Marine Insurance Comp*y at Bo/lon»

Incorporated March 5, 1803 ; and to continue until March 5, 1823. OJtcers eleMed on th ijl Monday in January annually, Peleg Coffin^ Prefident. James Hall, [ Secretary. DIRECTORS. Gardner Greene John Phillips Oziiis Goodwin Thomas Perkins Benjamin Homer Daniel D. Rogers Johii Holland, jun. John Welles William Mackay Thomas L. Winthrop Wm. Phillips, jun.

Infurance Offices ifi State Street, Bojlon. Jofeph Taylor, Abraham Touro, Nathaniel P. Ruflcll.

f^eivbury-Port Marine Infurance Company.

Incorporated Jime 18, 1799 ; and to continue untii June 18, 1819.

OJficers elcElcd on the \Jl Monday in January annually,

Ebenezer Stockcr, Prefidcnt. j William Woart, Secretary.

f/Lerrimack Marine and Fire Infurance Com- pany at Ntwbury-Port.

Incorporated February 1.5, 1803; and to continue until Februarj'- 1^, 1823.

Officers eleEled on the \Jl Tvefday in January annuo lly,

1 JpliH Pearfon, Prefident. j Samuel Cutler, Secretary, 6^ Infurance Companies.

Mfiine Fire and Marine Infurance Companjc at Portland.

Incorporated February 7, 1800 ; and to continue until February 7, 1820.

Officers eleBed 071 the \ft X'u^fio-y in January annually, Woodbury Storer, Prefidt. John P.. Thurfton, Secretary. |

Cumberland Marine and Fire Infuranc^ Com- pany at Portland.

Incorporated June 22, 1803 ; and to continue until^ • June 22, 1823. • f

Officers ekBedon the ijl Monday in Auguji annually. Prefident. Secretary. , j ,

Fori/and Marine and Fire Infurance Company. Incorporated June 22, 1803; and to continue until ' June 22, 1823. Officers eleEied on the ijl Tuefday in Atigujl annually. Prefidcnt. Secretary. , | ,

Salem Marine lufurance Company.

Incoi-porated June 9, i8co ; and to continue until June 9, 1820. Officers eleBed en the \Jl Monday in July annually. Aihton, Prefident. Jacob | Samuel C Ward, Secretary,

EJex Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Salem.

Incorporated March 7, 1803 ; and to continue until March 7, 1823. Officers ele6ied on the iff Monday in July annually. James King, Prelident. John S. Abbot, Secretary. |

Lincoln and Kemuhech Marine Infurance Com- pany at Wijcajjet.

Incorporated February 12, 1803; and to continue until February 12, 1823.

Officers eleSied on the -ift Taiejday in March annually. Pelcg Tallman, Prefident. John Merrill, SeCretaryc j Marine Societies. 69

Marbhhead Infurance Company.

•Incorporated Marcr 8, 1803. Charter extends for a term not.exceeding 20 years.

Officers deBcd.on the \Ji Monday in January annually.. :Robert Hooper, Prefident. John Bord, Secretary-. ]

Gloucejler Marine Infurance Company. 'Incorporated June 22, 1803. Charter exrends for a term not exceeding 20 5'ears.

Cfficen eUMed onthe \fl Monday in May annually *

William Eearce, Prefident. | William Saville, Secretary.

'Providence Infurance Company. Amos M. Atweil, Prefident. John Mathewfon, jr. Sec'y, |

'Wnjhington Infurance Company at Pyovidence.

•Richard J ackfon, jr. Prefidc. | George Benfon, Secretary.

Nenvport Infurance Company. Samuel Elarn, Prefident. Jabez Dennifon, Secretary. |

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Bofton Marine Society. Inflituted 1742. Inccporated in 1754. •OJictrs eUcled on the ly? Tuefday in November annuallw Monthly Meeting on the ift Tuefday in each month. Mafler, James Scott. Dtputy-Majler^ Triftr?jm Barnard. Trcafurer, William Smith. Secretary, William Furnefs.

CCXMMITTEE -Of RELIEF,

•Capt. Ozias Goodwin I Capt. John Ripley |ona. Chapman Benjamin Smith j John Holland j

T- Salem Marine Society. .In^ltuted March G5, 1766. Incorporated in 1761. Officers ele6ied on MaJleTy Capt. Benjamin Weft. Treafurer^ Capt. j onathan Gardner. Cierk^ Benjamm Pickman. 7P Marine Societies.

Salem Eaft-India Marine Society.

Inftituted in Nov. 1799. Incorporated March 3, 180I. Oncers elected on i/i Wednefday in January annually. Prefident, Benjamin Hodges, Secretary, William Ward. Treafurer, Jacob Crowni^ofliield. COMMITTEE OF OBSERFATION. Jonathan Lambert, Benjamin Carpenter & John Ofgood. This Society conlifls of fuch as have actually navigated the feas near or beyond the Cape of Good-Hope or round Cape-Horn, as mafters or commanders of veifels. and fuch as have been faftors or fupercargoes of veffefs em.ployed in the Eaft-India trade. It v^-as inftituted for the purpofe of collefting together fuch obfervations, difcoverics, books, papers, charts and valuable publicaiions in every language, as might tend to facilitate the na;\'igation of the Eaftern and Southern Oceans. Every member returning from iea, is bound, to prefent to the Society an abftraftof the; journal of his voyage, and to communicate, in writing, his obfervations of the bearings and diftances of all capes and headlands; the latitude and longitude of iflands, rocks and fhoals ; unufual occurrences ; ftorms and accidents ; with all other obfervations \v-hich he may judge ufeful to be re- corded. The Mufeum of the Society already exhibits a handfome colle6lion of curiofities.

Newbury-Port Marine Society. Inftituted Nov. 13, 1772. Incorporated 061. 11, 1777. OJicers ele6led on lajl Tkurjday in November. M&Jier^ William Coombs. Drputy-Uajier, W. P. Johnfon, Treafurer, William Ruffell. Secretary^ Michael Hodge.

Portland Marine Society. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1796. Officers eleBed on ^d Tnefday in December annually. Prcjident, Jofiiua Rogers. Treafurer^ Stephen Waite. |

Vice-BTefident,]6'avi}onts. \ ^t-crfffary, John Woodman'*

Marhlehead Marine Society. ' Incorporated February 11, 1799. Prefident, John Prince. Treafiirer, Robert Hooper, jun. Secretary, Ifaac Mansfield. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Jujiices. Francis Dana, ll. d. of Cambridge, Chief Jujlice. ^S^i V^P^^e, Bofton. Simeon Strong, Amherft. Theodore Sedgwick, ll. d. Stockbridge. Samuel Sewali, Marblehead. George Thatcher, Biddeford. Attorney-General, James Sullivan, ll. d. of Bolton. Solicitor-General, Daniel Davis, of Bofton, Circuit Clerks of the Supreme Judicial Court. JoFn Tucker, Efq. of Bolton, and Edward P. Hayman, Efq. of Berwick.

Clerk of Supreme Judicial Courtfor Suffolk and Nantucket. Charles Cufhing, Elq. oF Bollon.

Crier of all the Courts held in Suffolk County. Oliver Hartfhorne, of Bofton.

Justices throughout the Commonwealth^

\Thc following Gentlemen are alfo qualified to act as Jufiices cf the Peace, and Jujiices of i.lu Peace and of the Quorumf througk any County in the State.^

James Sullivan Boflon Samuel Fowler Wrjlfield Robert Treat Paine ditto Stephen Choate Ipfwick Thomas Dawes, jun. ditto Eiifha May Attlehorough Oliver Wendell ditto Daniel Coney Augufta James Bowdoin ditto Thomas Rice Wifcafet i'homas Dawes ditto Ebenezer 1 hayer Braintrec Theophilus Parfons ditto Daniel Whitney SherbiuTic -WW«ffl-PfefBipr- ditto Oliver Prcfcot Groton Daniel Davis ditto Timothy Bigelow ditto WaIi£r,Sp2iiaex. Newbedford George Leonard Norton ' Nathan Cufhing^ " Scituate Jofiah Stearns Lunenburg William Cufhing ditto Francis Dana Camb-'idgc Samuel Holten Danvers Simon Frye Fryburgk William Heath Roxbury Nathaniel Wells PVells John Read ditto David Sev/all York ilbe.nezer Bridge Chelmsford Filher An-es Dedhain

John Haftings Hatfield E I !J ah B righam Weftboroug h £lcazer Brooks Lincoln Theo. Sedgwick Stockbria^e 72 Juftices.

Samuel Sewall Marbkhcad Stephen Longfellow Gorliam Edward H. Rabbins Milton William Seaver Kingjion Simeon Strong Amherjl Bcza Hayward Bridgewatei Georce Thatcher Biddeford Salem Towne €iiarkton Daniel Blgelow Pe.tcrjham Alexander Campbell 5^£z/^f7z Jofiah Bartlett Charlcjlown Stephen Bui lock Rchobotft Artemas Ward ditto Nathaniel March Haverhill John Blifs Wilbraham

SUFFOLK COUNTY.

y.iift'ices of the Common Pkar»

Shearjaftiub Bourne, of Bofton, Chi'-f Jujlice, Jofeph Gardner, Wm> Donnifon, Saml. Cooper,of Bolloni

Special Jufl ice, William Sherburne, of Bofton. Clerk of the Common Pleas—Charles Cufliing, of Bofton; Clerk of the Court of General Sejfions, Edward Jackfon, do. Judge Probate. Regifer Probate. of | of Thomas Dawes, jr. of Boft. Perkins Nichols, of Bofton,. | (V^ Probate Courts in this County, are held every Mon- day m the year, except the ift Monday in each month, at the lower floorof the Court-Hcufc, in Court-ftreet, Boilon, County TVcafurer. Regifer of Deeds. Eben. Seaver, of Bofton. Wm. AlHne, of Bofton.

'Juftices of the- Peace and of the ^orunu (a) Jofeph Gardner. Bojion William Sherburne ditto Jofeph Greenlcaf. ditto Edward Gray ditt® John Avery ditto John Davis ditto Charles Cufliing ditto William Tuder ditto William Doniiifon ditto John Q. Adams ditto Shearjaftiub Bourne ditto John Coffin Jones ditto JSamuei Cooper ditto David Tilden ditto Pcleg Coffin ditto Stephen Higglnfon ditt.o Jrafltces of the Peace. Thomas Edwards Boflon Samuel Gardner ditto John Tucker ditto Jofeph May ditto John Phillips ditto William Smith ditto B-ufus G. Amory ditto Wilham Phillips, jr. ditto Harrifcn G. Otis ditto Samuel Eliot ditto Nathaniel Bakh ditto John Andrews ditt»

{a}_ Thofe of the Quorum arc alfo Juftices of the Peac.-: Juftlces and Attornies, Suffolk. 73

Samuel Clap ^

74 Attornles, &c.

Attormes at the Common Pleas, Thomas Skinner Bojlon Wm. Stackpole, jr. Eoji^n Holder Slocuni ditto Andrew Dexter, jr. dittc CbarJes P. Sumner ditto Edmund Dwight dittc Kichard Sullivan ditto Benjamin Wells dittc 4ionry EdcJ, ditto Ifracl Munroe dittc Tariies Allen, jun. ditto Benjamin M.Watfon dittc vVilliain H. Sumner ditto John Knapp dittc Luther Richnrdfon ditto \\''arren Button dittc Robert Treat Paine, jr. ditto Adam Winthrop dittc Artemas Sawyer ditto Samuel Dunn Parker dittc Coroners*

John W. Folfora Bcjlon I Pvobert Gardner Bopi William Po/ter ditto \

Sheriff. Jeremiah Allen, Li'q. of Boflon.

Deputy -Sherffs. Oliver Hartfliorn, Deputy-Sheriff and Gaoler, of Bofion

Shubael Bell Eojlon \ Bradifli Billisigs Bop)

ESSEX COUNTY.

jfujllces of the Common Pleas, Timothy Pickering, of Danvers, Chief JiifUce. Samuel Holten, of Danvers, Ebenezer March, ofl^Jewbur}' and John Treadwcl), of Salem.

Special yujtices,

Samuel Nye Salipoury I Nathan Read Denver. Jonathan Cogs^.vell Ipfwick \

Clerk of the Courts of Common Pleas, Sefflons, t^c Ichabod Tucker, of Salem.

Regijier Probate. Judge of Prchate. I of Noyes, of Ipfwicb Samuel Holten, of Danvers. | Daniel ^^ Probate Courts in the County of EfTex are hel 3^ the Frobate-Offica in Ipfwieh, on the firft Monday i every month in the year, and the '1 uefday and Wednefda following, except the firft Monday in April, when th Covt wnH not begin until Tucfday morning—At the fai iii March, and i\is. Wcdnc Office on the feeond Tuefday —;

Juftlces, Sec. EJfex. IS iay and Thurfday following; and on the laft Taefd^iy in December, and the Wednefday and Thurfday following At the houle of Capt. Benjamin Webb, ianholder in Sa- lem, annually, on the fecond Monday in January, and the Tuefday and 'Wednefday following; on the lail Monday in March, and the Tueldiy and Wednefday following on the laft Monday in June, and the Tueid.y and Wed- nefday following ; and on the fecond Moiiday m 06k)ber, and the Tuefday and Wednefday following—At the Court- Houfe in Newbury port, annually, on the iecond Monday in April, and the Tuefday and Wednefday following ; on the Thurfday and Friday following the firft Monday in Ju-

ly ; on the laft Tuefday in September, and the Wednefday «nd Thurfday following; and on the Thurfday and Friday following the firft Monday in December.

Regifter of Deeds. County Treafurer. John Pickering, of Salem. Stephen Choate, of Ipfwidh.

jfujiices of the Peace and of the ^orum.

Benjamin Goodhue Daniel Noyes Ipfwick Ifaac Ofgood 'ditto Ebenezer March Newbury John TreadwcU ditto Nathaniel Lovejoy Andover John Pickering ditto Jofhua Holt ditto W^illiam Prefcott ditto Nathan Dane Beverly Ichabod Tucker ditto Jofiah Batchelder ditto Richard M.mning ditto I'imotiiy Ptckering Danvcrs Benjamin Pickman, jr ditto Nicolas Pike^ Newburyport Samuel Nye Salifbury'^'- pudley_A. Tyn^ ditto Wilham Tuck Manchficr^^cWy Greenleaf ditto

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers,

Samuel Holten, Stephen Choate, Ebenezer M'rch John I'readwell, Nathan Dane and Danie Noyes.

Jujlices of the Peace, John Norris SaUiii William Pickman Salem Samuel Putnam ditto Edward A. Holyoke ditto Benjamin Pickman ditto Wm. Wetmore ditto William Gray, jun. ditto Jonathan Cogfwell Ipjiukk Ebenezer Beckford ditto Afa Andrews ditto Ezekiel Savage ditto John Heard ditto Jofeph Spraguc ditto Daniel Rogers ditto 76 Juftices and Attornles, EJfea.

John Cho^re Ipfwkk Thoma.f ICitteridge Andover Silas Little Newbury Samuel Farrar ditto John Ofgood ditto Ifaac Mansfield Marhlehead Peter Qigood ditto Nathan Bo^^tn ditto

Jofiah Little ditto ' Jofliua Prentifs ditto Enoch Sa-wyer ditto Nehem. Cleveland Tepsjield James Gardner Lynn Nathaniel Hammond ditto Frederick Breed ditto ChriRoph. Sargent Amejhury Ephraim Breed ditto Daniel Currier, jun. ditto Abner Cheever ditto Eliftia Whitney Beverly X)amel Necdham ^Lwnfield Moles Brown ditto Tliomas Mighill Rowley James Barnham ditto Paiker Cleveland ditto Nath). Thurfton Bradford Moody Sp;ifFord ditlo Peter RulTell ditto Benjamin Protlor ditto Daniel Thurfton ditto John Rowe (^loucfjler John Robinfon Boxford

Henry Phelps ditto Thomas Perley jun . ditto John Manning ditto James Ingal Is Mcthiien Jacob Brown Salijbury Stephen Barker ditto Benjamin Evans ditto Amos Putnam Danvers Edmund Noyes ditto Eleazer Putnam ditto Tyler Porter Wenkam Gideon Fofter ditto Samuel Jjlanchard ditto BtndVczhT'nzomhNeioburypt, James Duncan, jr. Kaverkill Enoch Titcomb ditto Francis Carr ditto Ed\v-ard Little ditto Ifratl Bartlett ditto Joieph Dana ditto 5iamuei Abbot Andovcr Stephen Crofs ditto John L. Abbot ditto Edward S. Livermore ditto John Phillips ditto Jolhua Giddins Hamilton

Attorn'ies at the Supreme judicial Court, Nathan D^ne Beverly John Rowe GlouceJIer William Prefcett Sahm Livennore Dana Ntwburyp, William Wetmore ditto Dudley A. Tyng ditto Samuel Putnam ditto Ed. St. Loe Livermore ditto Jabez Kimball ditto Edward Little ditto A fa Andrews Ipfwkk Attorn'tes at the Common Pleas. Ifaac ^{ansfield Marblehcad Geo. W. Prcfcott Haverhill Ralph H. French ditto Wm. Wetmore, jr. Salem Michael Hodge, jr. Newhpt. Jofeph Storer ditto Joreph Dana ditto John Prince, jun. ditto Jlufus Hofmer ditto Jofeph Pope, jun. hfcoich John Varnum Haverhill Samuel Farrar Andoviir Coroners, &«. 77

Coroners, Jonathan Lambert Salem James Smiley Haverhil William Lang ditto Enoch Bradley ditto John Punchard ditto Samuel Walker ditto Stephen Choatc,jr . Ipfwich Putnam Ingalls Andovcr Ephraim Kendall, jr. ditto Nathaniel Small Marbkluad David Choate ditto Enoch Rogers Amejbury Stephen Ilfley Newbury Ichabod B. Sargent ditto Ephraim Breed Lynn John Low Beverly Ezekiel Cheever ditto Jonathan Kimball Bradford Amos Rhodes ditto Eliphalet Rollins ditto Jofeph Pike Rowley 1-emuel Wood Boxford Jofhua Pickard ditto John Hufe Methuen Wm. Pearfon Gloucejler John Sargeant, jun. ditto Jonathan Smith Salilhury 111*. Hutchinfon, jr. Danvers Jofeph Fairfield Weuhavi Daniel Horton Kevcburyport iiamuelWIiite,jr. Haverhill

Sheriff.

Bailey Bartlett, of Haverhill.

Deputy-Sheriffs,

Philip Ba,gley+ Newburyport David Bradley Haverhill Daniel Dutch Ipfwich Benjamin Stacy Gloucejler Jofeph Turell Salem Jeduthun Abbot Andover John Hudfon ditto t And Crier of the Courts.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Jujlices of the Common Pleas, James Winthrop, of Cambridge, William Hull, of Newiou, and Ephraim Wood, of Concord.

Special Jtzflices,

Joleph B. Varnum, Dracut I Abiel Hayward, Conc9rd Phillips fon, Loammi Baldwin, Woburn \ Pay Charlejimun

Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and Sejjtons. Abraham Jiigiow, of Cambridge, 1804.] G B 7« Jufticcs, Sec. Middlefcx,

jfu^ge of Prchate. I RejJJler of Probate. Oliver Prercotir. Groion^ James Win;hrop, Cambridge. \ ^:^ The Probate Courts in this county are held at Cavrhridge, on the ift Tuefdays of January, March, May, July ai^d September, and on the 4th Tuelday of Oftober, annually. At Concord, the ifl Tuefday of February, June, Auj:uft, Oclober and December, and on the 2d Tuefday in April, annually. At Fraiiivi^kain, the 3d Tuefday in Jan- uary, and the 2d Tuefday in June, annually. At IVoburnt on th" 3d Tuefday in September, and the 4th Tuefday in April, annually. At Groton, on the 3d Tuefday of April, and 3d Tuclday in Oclober, annually.

Regi/ier of Deeds. I Cou7it\ Treafiircr. Samiiri Eartlett, Cambridge Ebenczer Bridge, C/zf/wzi/b?'^. \ Jufllces of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Sam. Dexter, jr. Charlejlozvn Joi'eph Cordis Reading Jofiah Eaitiert ditto James Bancroft ditto

Phillips Payfon ' ditto Ifaac Stearns Billerica Amos Bond Watertown James Brazer Grotcn AVilliam Hunt ditto Daniel Whitney Sherburne Duncan Ingraham Mcdfcrd WilliamPIull Newton Samuel Swan ditto Nathan Fuller ditto V/m. Vv'inthrop Cambridge Jofeph B. Varnum Dracut Jjnnes Winthrop ditto Parker Varnum ditto Abrahan) BigkrA- ditto John Stone Hollijlon Ephraim Wood Concord Zaccheus Wright Wejljord Abicl Ht'yward ditto Francis Faulkner A8.on James Barrett ditto Eleazer Brooks Linceln I^oammi Baldwin. Wobiirn Jonathan Hcald *Cariific Benjamin Brown Reading John Pitts *TytigfbDroug!i

Appointed to ([ualfy Civil Officers. Oliver Prefcott, Ebenezer Bridge, John Brooks, Jam.csi Winthjop, William Hull, Ephraim Wood, Timothy ;3ige!ow, Jofiah Bartlett ^nd Abraham Biglow, fufiices of the Peace. Aaron Putnam Charlejoum Benjamin Hall Medjord Benjamin Hurd, jun. ditto Naihaniel Hall ditto F-. Zabdiel Adams ditto Stephen Hal 1 . ditto , jun N. R. V/ hi trey M^atertcum Stephen Dana Cambridge Majfiiall Spring ditto Aaron Hill ditto Tfepmas Qlarke ditto Samuel Bafilett 4Uti> Juflices of the Peace, Middkfex, 79

Caleb Gannet Cambridge John Milllken Lexington ^arnuel Locke ditto Ifaac Haftings ditto FiLincis Dana Channing do. Sampfon Tuttle Littleton Francis Dana, jun. ditto David Lawrence ditto Jonathan Fay Concord Mathew Metcalf Hopkinton William Parkman ditto Jerem}^ Stlmpfon ditto William Rice Sudbury Eph. Littlefield, Hollijlcn John Walker Wobiirn James Mellen ditto Jeremiah Clap ditto Jofeph Bryant Stoncham Samuel Thompfon ditto Jofeph Brigham, jr. IV-.Jlford Benjamin Upton Reading Benjamin Ofgood ditto Benjamin Blaney Maiden John Reed Bedford Ezra Sargent ditto Timothy Jones ditto Bernard Greene ditto Timo. Walker Wilmington Oliver Barron Chelrasjord William Blanchard ditto Samuel Pitts "ditto Benjamin Walker ditto William Adams ditto Danl. A&c:Ln%,]x.TownJ}iend Wm. Thompfon Billerica J ona. Brown Tezvkjhury Edward Farmer ditto William Brown ditto Jonathan Bowers ditto Jonas Brooks ABon James Abbot ditto Winthrop Faulkner ditto Oliver Prefcott, jun. Grcton John Robbins ditto Aaron Brown ditto Abner Sanderfon Waltham Samuel Dana ditto Theodore Lyman ditto James Prefcott, jun. ditto Jonathan Coolidge ditto Samuel Lawrence ditto Jofhua Longley Shirley Thomas Gardner ditto Thomas W^hitney ditto Peter Wood Marlborough Jofeph Heald Peppercll Edward Barnes ditto Henry Wood ditto Joieph Brigham, jun. ditto John Walton ditto Joel Parkhutft Dmjlabk Sann'.el Hoar Lincoln Jofcph Were Sherburne Joleph Adams ditto Ephraim RuiTell Stow Eleazcr Brooks, jun. ditto Eben. Woodward Ntroton Jonathan Locke AJliby Timothy Jackfon ditto Allen Flagg ditto

J ona . lSAixynd.rd, framingham John Locke ditto Eli Bullard ditto Abiiah Wyman ditto William Flildreth Dracut Nath'l. Reeves Eajl Sudbury Enoch Green leaf IVepon Afa Parlm *CarliJie Ebenezer Hobbs ditto Jonathan Heald ditto AmosBanciofi ditto William Boden ^Natick John Slack ditto Hezekiah Broad ditto Ifaac Bowman Lexington Silas I'aylor ^Boxboroug/i John Bridjje ditto Ebcn. Bancroft '^Tyngfboro^ Nathan Ch-.!r..i!cr ditto So Attormes, Coroners, &c. Middle/ex.

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court

William Hunt Watertown Timothy Biglow Grotoi Leonard Mellen ditto James Prefcott dittc Ebenezer Bradifh Cambridge Ofhniel Tyler Sudbur Francis Dana Channing ditto Eli Bullard, Framinghar Jonathan Fay Concord Jofeph Brigham Marlbon John L. Tuttle ditto John Locke AJhb Thomas Heald ditto Ifaac Fiflc Wtjlo. Arremas Ward Charlejlown Jofeph Locke Billeric Zabdiel B. Adams ditto Afahel Stearns ChetmsJ'ort Samuel Dana Groton Attornies at the Common Pleas Daniel Warren Hopkinton John Abbot, jun. Wejlfor, Sam]. P, P. Fay Cambridge Abner Bartlett iVobiir, Walter Haftings TowiiJIicnd A. H. Putnam Charlejlown Coroners. Andrew Kettle Charleflown Jofeph Jackfon, jun. Newtai Nathan Waite Medjord John Fifk Framinghai. Samuel Sparhawk Cambridge Aaron Bullard ditt( ' Reuben Bryant Concord Ifrael Hildreth Dracu William Parkman ditto Nathan Fifk Wejla Nov.h Richardfon Woburn Jona. Whetcomb Littleto, Edmund Richi^rdfon ditto Samuel Haven Hopkinto. Jonathan Thompfon ditto John Stone, jun. Hollijlo^ O. Richardfon Chelmsford Nathan Whitners dittc Ebeiiezer Parker ditto John Stedman dittc Eph. Kidder, jun. Billerica Jona. Keyes Wejljon Benjamin Bowers ditto John Leighton ditu

Samuel Lawrence Groton . Joel Jenkins Wilmingto) Peter Edes ditto Stephen Bmce Townjiitn Sampfon Wood ditto Thomas Clark Tewkjtur^ James LcM^is, jun. ditto Calvin Longley Shirk) William F. Brazer ditto John Sheple PeppereL Ephraim Ruffell ditto AlexanderT. Willard AJhb) Silas Gates Marlborough Collins Damon Eajl Sudbur) Leonard Parkhurll Dunjiable Abel Blood *CaTliJU James Bullard Sherburne Ezra Blodget '''Tynjborou^h Sheriff"—Jofeph Hofmer, of Concord. Deputy- Sheriff's.

Abijah Thompson IVobvrn EHel Littlefield Hollijl^' EpiK Littlefield Hcllifvn 3iephen Wyman Ajhb) Juftices, &c. Tork, Si

[ohn Flagg Wejlon Peter Edes Charkftottni

'ofeph ?^'] cores Groton Zaccheus Shed Eillerica 5ainpfon Woods ditto Keeper of the Powdcr-Houfe in CharUJluwn, Peter Tufts, jun

YORK COUNTY. Jujltces of the Common Pleas, Nathaniel Wells, of Wells, Giief Jnjike. Edward Cutts, of Kitter>', Jonas Clark, of Wells, and Simon Frye, of Fryburgh.

Special Jujlices* John Lord, of Berwick and Jofeph Bragdon, of York.

Clerh of the Pleas and SeJJtons—and alfo Refulent Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court for this County, Daniel Sewall, of York.

Judge of Prolate. 1 Reg ijler of Probate. of Daniel Seuail, of York. Edward Cutts, Kittery. | g^ Courts of Probate in York County are held on tb» Mondays immediateiy preceding the Tuefdays on which the Supreme Judicial Court and Courts of Common Pleas fit in this County [See the Courts, p_. 15.] and at thr. fame places ; and at the Probate office in York, on the 3d Mondays in January, February, March, June, July, Oftc- ber and December. At Benvkk, on the 3d Monday in

May ; and at Frybjirgh, on the Friday and Saturday imme- diately preceding the Court of Common Pleas in Auguft. See Courts, as above direftcd. Regifler of Deeds and County Treafurer, William Froft, of York.

jfujlices of the Peace and of the ^orum, Edward Cutts Thos. Parfcxis Parfonsfeld Jeremiah Hill Biddeford Rifhworth Jordan ditto Andrew Burley Waterboro^ John Hill Berwick William Parfons *Alfred ' tz Juftices and Attornles, Tori.

/ippointed to qualify Civil Officers, Edward Cutts, Nathaniel VVells, Simon Frye, Jona Clark, Jeremiah Hill, Prentifs Mellen and Daniel Sewall

Jujlices of the Peace.

Jofeph Tucker York James Gray, jr.P/^rf/(5orci 1 Jofeph Bragdon ditto Richard Cutts dittt John Kingfbury ditto Mofes Ames Fryburgi William T. Gerrifh Kittery WilUam Ruffell dittt Andrew P. Fcrnald ditto Judah Dana dittc Alexander Rice ditto T. M. Wentworth Lebanon Oliver Keating V/ells John Low Lymai Jofeph Thomas ditto John Storer ditw Jacob Fifher ditto William Rogers Shapleigi Geo. W. Wallingford ditto Andrew Rogers ditt( Jofeph Moody ditto John Leighton ditt( Nathaniel Wells, jun. ditto Jofeph Parfons ParfonsfieU Dominic us GoodwirijBerzy/cA John Paine dittc Benjamin Greene ditto Nicholas Emery ditt( Dualey Hubbard ditto Benj. Warren Waterboro Richard F. Cutu ditto John Merrill LimeriO John Lord ditto Jofeph Gilpatrick dittc Jofeph Savage ditto Abner Libbey Limingtoi Ivory Hovey ditto Ezra Davis dittc Jonathan Hambleton ditto Jofliua Small dittc Edward P. Hayman ditto Jofeph Emerfon *Alfrec Prentifs Mellen Biddefcrd Elijah Drew Nezufielc Samuel Pearfon ditto Afahel Cole Cornifl, Jacob Wild Ariinddl Eli Twitchell Beth rhomas Perkins, 3d. ditto Eber Rice dittc Seth Burnhara ditto Stephen Jewett Water/ore John Hovey ditto Ezekiel Merrill dittc John Woodman Buxton J. Chadbourn Phillipjburgk Jacob Bradbury ditto Jofeph Howard BrownJieU John Wood ditto Jofiah Stephens *Ifle-Shoali Cyrus King Pepperelbord' Nathl. Merrill ^Porterjiek T. G. Thornton ditto

jittornies at the Supreme Judicial Court Prentifs Mellen Biddeford Cyrus King PepptrelhoTo Dudley Hubbard Berwick Jofeph Bartiett dittc Benjamin Greene ditto Nichol. Emery ParJonsfitU Jofeph Thomas Wells Judah Dana Fryburgi. Geo. W. Wallinjjford ditto Joim Holmes *Alfrec Attomies, &c.

Attornles at the Common Pleas. facob M'Gaw Fryburgh Bracy Curtis Buxton, William Lambert Berzuick John Burnham Limerick fofeph Dane Wells Ifaac Lyman York Nathaniel Coffin Buxton Coroners, Mofes Lyman York Daniel Wood Lebanon Samuel Moody ditto Ezra Thorn pfon Sanford Samuel Hayward ditto John Leighton Shapleigk Daniel Peirce Kittery Saml. Burbank Parfonsjield William Leighton ditto Samuel Moulton Limington Jofeph Hammond ditto Jolhua Small ditto Benjamin Parker ditto John Sayward ^Alfred Stephen Perkins Wells Benjamin Johnfon Newfield John Cole ditto Thos. A. Johnfon Cornijk Jofeph Prime Berwick Robert Page Fryburgh Batchelor Bunker Biddejord Ezra Twitchell Bethel Jeremiah Bettes ditto Theodore RufTell ditto James Gray, jr. Peppcrelboro George Froft Phillip[burgh Phineas Kelley ditto David Chaplin WaUrjori

Sheriff. Ichabod Goodwin, of Berwick, Deputy-Sheriffs.

Simon Fernald York Benj . Patterfon Pepperelbor§ Jofhua Bridges ditto William Emery Sanford Jofeph Froft Kittery John M'Arthur Limingtm Mark Lord Berwick jofliua Trafton Shapleigk Ichabod Goodwin, jr. ditto Philip Page Fryburgh James Gould Arundell Jofeph Huckens Parfonsjield Seth Burnham ditto Samuel Cutts Buxton Chrift. Gilparrick Biddejord Abiel Kelly Wells Ichabod Fairfield ditto Jofhua Clark ditto Simon Fernald, of York, Deputy-Gaoler.

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. yufftces of the Common Pleas. John B'i(s, of Wilbraham, Samuel Mather, of Weft- field, Mofes Blifs, of Springfield and Samuel Henfliaw, of Northampton. I 84 Juftlces, &c. Hampjh'ire.

Special 'Jujl'ices, Abr. Burbauk JV.SpnngJicld John Haftings Hatjieh Juilin Ely ditto EbenezerHunt Nortkamptui VVju. Pynchon Springfidd

Clerk of the Pleas^ Sejfionsy l5c, Jofcph Lyman, jun. of Northampton. JvJ'^e Probate. Probate. of j Regiflcr of Saml. HenfHaw, Northamp. Saml. j Hinckley, Northamp

(JCr* Probate Courts in this County are held ^iDeaficld, on the 2d Tuefdiy in September and on the ill Tuefdayj in January and May, at the houfe of Mr. Erailus Barnard, at 9 o'clock, A. M. In Northampton, on the ift Tuefdays of.Auguft, December and April, at the houfe of Mrs. Ab- igail Lyman, at 9 o*clock, A. M. In Springf.eld, on the ill Tuefdays in Oclober, February and June, at the houfe of Mr. Eleazer Willipms, at 9 o'clock, A. M. L; Had- lcy\ on the ift Tuefdays in November, March and July, al the houfe of Mr. Elifha Cook, at 9 o'clock, A. M. And at Northampton, on the laft Tuefdays in each month except April and September. Regtjlers of Deeds. Southern DiJlriB, William Pynchon, of Springfield. Middle Difrici, Levi Lyman, of Northampton. Northern Di/lricl, Epaphras Hoit, of Deerfield.

jfiiftlces of the Peace and of the ^orum. Mofes Bliis Springfield Ebenezcr Hunt Northampton V/illiam Pynchon ditto Samuel Henfliaw ditto Chauncey Brewer ditto Samuel Hinckley ditto John Hooker ditto Jofeph Lyman, jun. ditto

Thomas D vight ditto Abner Morgan Brimfield. Juflin Ely IV^:J1 Springfield Jonathan Judd Southampton Abraham Burhank ditto David Smead Greenfield Charles Phelps Hadlcy Timo. Robinfon, Granvtllt Samuel M-.thcr Weffield Hugh McLellen Coiraint William Shepard ditto Nahum Eager Worthingion Taftin Ely ditto Jofhua Greene, jun. Wendell John Williams B^^rfield Jofeph Metcalf *Orange Solo. Stoddard, Nonhampton | Appohiied to qualify Civil Oncers. John Blifs, Mofes Blifs, Samuel Mather, Simeon Strong; Ebenczer Hunt, Thomas Dwight, Jofeph Lyman, jun. Juftices, Hampjhire. »5

yufiices of the Peace

Xo^i'^\\W\\V\rc!is Springfield Zebiiia Montpjrn.e...... y...^ Amherfi ionathan^Dwight ditto, Samuel F. Dickinfon ditto

Crcorge Blifs ditto Abel Goodell . Mcnfon William Ely dirto Abncr Brown ditto Jonathan E. Porter Hadiey Henry Dwight Bekhertown Samuel Porter ditto Eleazer Clark ditto \bel Whitney V/eJljidd Jonathan Magee Colraine ohn Ingerfoll ditto William Bowdoin Ware benjamin Smith Hatfield James Jones Bernardfioion A^m. S. Williams Deerfield Samuel Titcomb ditto 3avid Hoit, jun. ditto Caleb Mayo Warwick Daniel Wright Northampton James Goldfbury ditto ^vi Lyman ditto Abel Wilder Charhmont ^evi Shepherd ditto Samuel Ware, jun. Ccnzvay ohn Taylor ditto William Billings ditto 'llifha Hunt Nortlfield Elifha Billings ditto )badiah Dicklnfon ditto David Smith Granbv ohn Barrett ditto Ephraim William^s Ajkfield ^oloman Vofe ditto Elijah Paine ditto )anl. Whitmore Sunderland E. Starkweather Worthington ofeph Browning Brimfuld Jonathan Woodbridge ditto )arius Munger ditto John Long Shelhurne tephen Pynchon ditto Saul Fowler Souihwick pencer Phelps ditto Ifaac Coit ditto LuiTell Atwatr-r Blandford Thos. Saunderfon Wkately edidiah Smith ditto W. Bodman Williavtfijurgk

li P. Afhmr.n ditto Elipha. Leonard W.Sprivgf. Taac AlKrcfornbie Pelham Pelatiah Blifs ditto taron Merrick Palmer Lucas Morgan ditto emuel Pomroy SouthamH. Samuel Lathrop ditto .ug. Woodbridge S. Hadiey Silvefter Judd Wejlhamptm :rome Ripley Greenfield Robert Field ditto onathan Leavitt "ditto Ifaac Powers ditto ^lomon Smcad ditto Samuel Taylor Bucklnnd zek. Kellog, jun. N.SalcM Ebe-nezcr Snell Cuwmington arney Pearce ditto Edward Taylor Montgomery liflia Root Montague William White GoOim ;enry Wells ditto David Macke Mdddlfield Ian Hervey Grar.ville Gideon Burt Lcngmcadozo itus Fowler ditto Nathaniel Ely ditto )hn Phelps ditto Lemuel FoRer *Le-iden Irael Parfons iitto John Weils Ixozi^e N.0 H, S6 Attornies, Coroners, Sec. Hampjhlre.

Afaph White Heath I Mofes Bafcom Gjli ditto James R.!chard3 *Plaiv{i(ld Ebenczer Tucker [ Edmuud Longlcy Hawiey John PoUey Holland j

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court,

Juftin Ely Weft Springjidd J oneth an L e ivitt GrecnficU Samuel Lathrop ditto J®hn Hooker Springfiet, John Ingerroll Wtjlfdd George Elifs dittc Elijah Bates ditto William Ely dittf Jona. E.Porter Hadley Jona. Dwight, jun. ditt( Abner IVTorgan Br'nnjield John Barret NorthfeU Stephen Pynchon ditto Solomon Vofe dittc John Taylor Northampton Simeon Strong, jun. Conwa Samuel Hinckley, j an. ditto Elijah Paine AJhJieL Solomon Stoddard ditto Penjamin Parfons Chjierficl Elijah H. Mills ditto Edward Upham Nczu-Sala Theodore Strong ditto J. W^oodhridge Wortfiingto. Jofeph John Phelps Granville \ Prccior *Orang Hezek. V/. Strong Dcerficld Saml. F. Dickinfon Amka-j Eli P. Alhman Elandford J of. Bndgman Bekhertow K. E. N^wcomb Gretnjield

Attornies at the Common Pleas

Ctarles Sheppa^^d Northampt. Elijah Alvord, 2d Greenfiel Sylveft. Maxwell Charlemont Wm. Billings, jun. Conu>a Henry Barnard Sunderland John Nevers Northjid Samuel C. Allen Aew-Salem Coroners

Benj. Prefcott Northampton Alden Lathrop Greenwit William Butler ditto Ifrael Conkey Pdha Samuel Batf-s ^Brimjield Wlliam Pomeroy Northjiei Eliftia Brewfter Woi'thington Ezra Baldwin, jun. Granvii Jofiah Mills ditto John Prentifs Wendt Saville Metcalf ^Oraiige Jofeph Gunn Montagi Edward Morris Wilbraham Ede Whitaker Aionfi Jofiah Langdon ditto Juff. Forward, jr. Beldiertou Ebenezer Boltwood Amherji Caleb Clapp Greenjid John Pynchon Springjidd Reuben Bardwell Conwc Ton. Magee Colraine Ambrofe Stone G(^'. John S. Douglas Wejljicld

Sheriff. Ebenezer Mattoon, jun. of Amberft. Juftices, &c. Plymouth. 18J

Deputy-Sheriff's,

Caleb Lyman Northjield I Judah Sexton Ntw-SaJem Rufus Saxton Deerfcld Jofeph Read Btkhsrtown \ John Moore Bnmfield Eleazcr Slocum GranvilU } Fred. Palmer W.SprivgjuU Juftice Williams, jr. y^TTT/^fT/? \

Thomas Kidd Chejierjidd I John Stoddard Nortliamptou Parfons Clap Oliver Wilkinfon Springfield \ Greenfield

PLYMOUTH COUNTY.

jfujitces of the Common Pleas. Benjamin Willis and Daniel Howard, of Bridgcwater, William Watlon and Ephraim Spocner, of Plymouth.

Special Jujlices,

Jofhua Thomas Plymouth I Kilborn Whitman Pembroke

Ifaac Thornpfon hliddlebord' \ Clerk of the Pleas and Sejjlons, Jofiah Cotton, of Plymouth.

Judge of Probate. I Regijler of Probate. Jofliua Thomas, Ifaac Laihrop, Plymouth Plymouth \

g:3° Probare Courts in this County are to be held at Satuate, on the ift Mondays in September, December, March aud June.—At Plymfton, on the ifi Mondays iu Cclober, November, January, February, May, July and Auguft, and on the ift Tuefday in April.

Pi.egifier Deeds. County Trevfurer. of | .Spooner, Piymoutk Rofleter Cotton, Plymouth, j Ephraim

juflices of the Peace and of the ^orum.

WilliamWatfon Plymouth \ Nah. Mitchell Bridgewater Jclhua Thomas ditto Daniel Howard ditto Ephraim Spooner ditto Ifaac Thompfon j Middlfboro* Nathaniel Goodwin ditto Abraham Holmes R'chejier j Samuel Norton Hir.gham \ Charles Turner, jr. Scituate

Appo'mitd to quatXy Civil Officers. William Wailon, Ephraim Spooner, Jolhua Thomas, Ifaac Ihompfon, Daniel Howard and Beza Hayward. j ^s Juftices, &c. Plymouth,

jfujlices of the Peace. Abner Bartlett Pipnouth Hayward Feirce Sdtuate Joliah Cotton ditto Nemiah Cobb Carver Kcnry Warren ditto Judah Alden Duxkorougk Rolfeter Cotton ditto Seth Drew Kingjton William LeBarron ditto Jedidiah Holmes ditto Vv''illiam Jackfon ditto John Gray, jun. diuo Zacheus Bartlett ditto Elifha Ruggles Rcchejler IVIaifin Parris ditro Nathl. Hammond, 3d. ditto John D. Dunbar ditto Nathan Willis ditto Barna. Howard Bridgcwatcr Nathaniel Ruggles ditto Jonathan Ci-ane ditto Luke Bickneli Almgton Daniel Snow ditto Sam.uel Norton ditto Daniel Howard, 2d ditto Aaron Hobart, jun. ditto Hcaor Orr ditto Jofiah Thompion Halifax Gideon Howard ditto Ifrael Fearing PVarc/iam Afa Waterman MarJIifidd Rowland Leonard ditto Elilha Phillips ditto Benjamin Fearing ditto Neh. Bennett MiddUbtrongh Ecnj. Whitman Horover Wilkes Wood diuo David Stockbridge ditto David Richmond ditto Samuel Norton Hingham

John Turner Pembroke \ Nathan Rice ditta Kilborn Whitman diito Daniel Shute ditto Jofeph Smith ditto Abner Lincoln ditto Elijah Bifbee, jun. Plympton Robert Gould Hull Eliflia Turner Scituate j Attornm at the Supreme yudiclal Court. Jofhua Thomas Plymouth Nah. Mitchell Bridgezoate.r John D. Dunbar dit;n William Baylies ditto Wilkes Wood Middkbord Kilborn Whitman Prmbrokt James Waihburn ditto [othain Cufhman Halifax Eenj. Whitman Hanover Attorney at the Common Pleas. Abraham Holmes, of Rochcfter.

Coroners. Benjamin Alden Duxhcrd' Peleg Whittridge Rochtpr Caleb Atwood Pimbty- Ifaac B. Barker. Pcudjroke Elias Churchill dit'^' Vv'illiam Lewis Ma -fifeld Thos. Sturtevant, jun. ditto James Dingley nitto William Crapo Rochtjter LotY^'^imnzxdtiBridgcwater Nathaniel Halkell ditto Jcfiuh Smith, jun. Hanover Coroners, Deputy-Sheriffs, &c. «9

David Eaccn Plymouth Thos. Sturievant Middleboro* Steplicn Sampfon ditto Xoah Norton A(dug ton Thomas Jackfon, jnn. ditto Jedidiah Holmes Kingjlon Ephraim Andrev/s Hingkam Joiin Gray, jun. ditto Lemuel Turner Scituate Samuel Savorj- Warcham Samuel Waterman ditto Caieb Atwood Carver Mark Hafl;ell Middkbor& Sheriff—Gtorge. Partridge, of Duxborough.

Deputy -Sheriff's, Jedidiah Little Marjhfield Gideon Bradford P'ymfton Martin Ho-wzxdBridgeuiater David Oldham Pembroke Simeon Pratt ditto John Adams, jun. Kingjlon Robert Cufhman Middlebord' Horatio Culhing Hanover Lemuel Briggs ditto IVlicah y/hite Abington Nathaniel Wilder, jr. ditto Amos Shaw diuo

Nicholas Crapo Rochcjler \ Ifrael Fearing^ jr. Wareham Noah Dexter ditto

BRISTOL COUNTY. 'Jujl'ices of the Common Pleas. George Leonard, of Norton, Stephen Bulicck, of Reho- nuel Tobey, of Berkley, and Edward Pope, of New-Bedford Special jujl'ices.

T:imr-s W s Taioiton Alden Spooner Ncw-Bcdfcrd L^tna Mav hilcboro'agh

Clerk of the Courts of Common Pleas and Se/jlons. Samuel tales, of Taunton. ^vdge of Probate. Regijicr cj Probate. ?e:h Paddletord, Taunton, William Baylies, Dighton.

{tCf" Pxobate Courts m this County are held at Taunton^ r:\\ :\)c ift Tuefday in January-, March and Aup.uft. At /'sortci?, on the ift Tneiday in July and December. At Jlthvloii'i, on ihe ift Tuefday in April and September. x\t piy^htff!, on the lit Tuefday in June arid November. At ." rz:--BcdJ'ord, on the ill 1 uefday in May and October ; ..a o'l I-ieetciun on the lit Tuefday in February. RepJft'iT Deeds. County Treefurcr. qf \ ' -mes Vv'iltiunis Tauntcn. S«uiuel Crocker. j o -'-'/I ] ' H ^o Juftices, &c. BnfioL

' Jujlices of the Peace and of the ^orum. Seth Paddleford Taunton William Baylies Dighhm Samuel Fales ditto Samuel Tobey Berkley James Williams ditto Edward Pope Nezo-Bedford Fofter Swift ditto Alden Spopner ditto Ephr. Starkweather R.^hobotk Lemuel Williams ditto Eiirna May Attlcborough Seth Spoouer dittd George Leonard Norton

Appointed to qualify C'lml OJlcers, George Leonard—Stephen Bullock—Samuel Tobey- Edward Pope—Samuel Fales, and Seth Paddleford.

Juflices of the Peace, Samuel Leonard Taunton Samuel Morey Norton James Tifdale ditto Ephraim Raymond ditto James Sprout ditto Silas Cobb ditto Benjamin Williams ditto Hodijah Baylies Dighton _ Jonathan Ligallsjjun. ditto Samuel W. Baylies ditto Gideon Williams ditto Thomas. B. Richmond ditto Nicholas Tiliinghaft ditto George Ware ditto Daniel Carpenter Rchoboth Samuel Guild Eafton David Perry ditto Elijah Howard ditto Calvin Martin ditto Daniel Wheaton ditto Thomas Carpenter ditto John Pool ditto James Ellis ditto Jofiah Deari Raynham Otis Peck ditto Seth Wafhburn ditto Oliver Starkweather ditto Jonathan Shaw ditto Holder Slocum Dartmouth Apollos Tobey Berkley Joel Packard ditto Ifa-K Dean Mansfield EHhu Slocum ditto Benjamin Bates ditto John Rogers ditto Daniel Gilbert ditto Chriftopher Mafon Swanzey Samuel Perry, jr. A^. Bedford Jcfle Bullock Freetown Benjamin Church, jr. ditto Nathaniel Morion, 3d. ditto Rounfevil Spooner ditto Ephraim Winllow ditto Rodolp. H. Williams ditto Charles Durfee ditto William Almy Wejlport William Ennis ditto Robert Earl ditto C. K.\c\i:iXil{on, Attleboro' Abner Brownell ditto In. \

Joel Read ditto I John Bowers Sornerfet Laban Borland ditto Wheatoa Norton \ Francis .

Attornies, &c. BrlftoL 91

^ttsrnies at the Supreme jfudiclal Court, !>eth Paddiciord Taunton Labau Wheaton Norton Nicholas Tillinghaft ditto Siiinuel W Baylies Dighfon allies Sprout ditto Daniel Wheaton Lajlort iamcs Liiis Rehoboth Attornies at the Common Fleas VVni. A. Leonard, Raynham Silas Cobb, jun. Swanzey VVafl)ingfon Hathaway, dii to David Gilbert Mausficld Rh.H. Williams N.BedJord Coroners.

A-fa Danforth Taunton f liaac Hodges, jun, Norton Jonathan Ingalls, jun. ditto Thomas Richniend Dightcm Jonathan Hoard, ditto Rovviand Howard Eajicn Rthoboih Daniel Macumber ditto Elkanah French \ Thorrias Carpenter, 4th ditio Hcniy Bntton Raynham John Brown ditto Jefie Hodges Mansju'ld B'^rjamin Tucker Dartmouth Simpfon Hart New-Bedjord

WiiUam Mafon Sivanzty \ Abner Browuell IVeJipoit Peter I'hacher Attkbcrovgk Bradford Richmond aitto \^ ditto akcr Tyler { S/krr^'.—ZepJianiah Leonard, of Pvayuham.

Deputy - Sheriffs Scth CroiTaian Taunton Jolidh Allen Attlcborovgk j ''^ - - Joiu! Porter ditto Noah' Titiany ditto Sanrjei Paddelford ditto William Vcrry Norton Oliver Soper ditto Kbenezer Tiius ditto Lliplialet Mack Rihohctk George Gilbert ditto jolcph \\- hcaton duto Matth. VN'hitmarfn, Dighton Xia Bullock di'to Sanuiel French Berklcv Nathaniel Hunt ditto Ifaac Dean, jun. Mansfield Jo\\iiCo^\'y\'ii\\^Ncco-Bcdjord Stephen Bi-.iker Dartrncuth \ Jiiah Shearman duto Walter Spocner, iid. cuito lUyA Chafe Szaanzey Benj. Browiicli, ji. IViJif-ort RoLier ditto Pon ''O^ Freciown White

BARNSTABLE COUNl Y. Juflices of the Cornmcn Picas. Nat'haniel Freenaan of Sandwichj Lbenczer Bacon of Earnildbie. Special 'Juftices,

John Davis Barnfable i Samuel W'aterinan W'iljieef

David Scudder ditto 1 —

^2 Juftlces, &c. BarrJIahle,

Clerk of the Picas avd Stffions—alfo, Clerk of the Suprem

• Judicial Court for Earnfabk and Dukes' County. Jofeph Otis of Barnftable. Judge of Probate. Regifier of Probate. [ Nathl. Freeman of John Davis of Barnftable. j Sandwich

(Jr^f* Times of fitting of Probate Courts at BarnflabU on txbe 2d Tuefdays of April, May, June and Septembei At Great Marfies^ on the 2d Tuefdays of January, Febru asy, July and December—At Yarmouth, on the 2d TueJ day of Auguft—At Sandwich, on the 2d Tuefday of Nc vember—At Falmouth, on the day after the Court is hel at Sandwich—At Brervjler, on the 3d Tuefday of Marcl and 2d Tuefday in Oftobcr.—At Harwich, the day befo each time laft mentioned At Eajiham, on the Wednefda next following the 3d Tuefday in March, and 2d Tuelda in O6lober—At IVellflcet, ou the day after each lail mei tioned tmics. Regijler of Deeds and County Treafurer, Ebenezer Bacon of Barnftable. yit/lkes of the Peace and of the ^ornm. Nathl. Freeman Sandwich Ebenezer Bacon Barnjlak j Harwich David Scudder Solomon Freeman \ diti Jofeph Otis Barnjlablc Ebenezer Crocker dit! j Davis ditto John | Appointed to qualify Civil OJicers. Nathaniel Freeman—Solom.on Freeman—Samuel Savage- John Davis and Ebenezer Bacon. yujlices of the Peace,

Samuel Sa\>8o:G Barnfable Jofeph Palmer, jr. Falmom Holmes AHe'.i ditto David Nye diti David Parker ditto Thomas Jones dit( Tofiah Samfon ditto Eben.Broadbrooks Harwii j diti Eli (ha Perrv Sandwich j Sylvanus Stone Sylvanus Nye ditto Solomon Freeman, jr. dit( Wendell Davis ditto Sylvanus Snow Tru James Freeman ditto Jofephh Doane Ckatha I David Ihatcher Yarmouth Richard Sears dit j Thomas Thatcher ditto Samuel Waterman Wellfit I

Gorham Lovcll ditto ,' Jeremiah Howes Denn liaac Sparrow Eofharn Timothy Bafcoxu OrUa | ' l^iifha Mayo ditto 1 Attornies, Coroners, 5:c. 93

Aftornies at the Supreme jfudicial Court.

Holmes Allen, Bainilab!e I Wendell Davis, Sandwich. Coroners. Wm. Hinckley Earn]}able Samuel Bourne, jr. Falmov.th Ifaiah Parker ditto William Crcfty Harwich Lemuel Pope Sandwich Michael Collins Eajlham Jofepli Hawes Yarmoiiui Levi Stevens Trur4 Benjamin Pepper Eajlham Richard Sears Chatham SJuriJf-—Jofeph Dimmick, Falmouth. Deputy Sheriffs. 'Ephraim Berry Bamftable Zenas Doane Eafiham John Thacher ditto lildridge Dennis Timothy Phinney ditto Elnaihan Nye Falmouth Joleph Chipman ditto Jonathan Snow Harwich Lewis Gorham ditto Nathan Broadbrooks ditto Johii Nye, jun. Anthony Trurs Sandwich , Snow Caleb Perry ditto Solomon Dyer Wdljlcdt j Eiioch Hal let Yarmouth Jofiah Sparrow Orleans \

DUKES* COUNTY. jfiijllcss of the Common Pleas.

. James Athearn of Tifbary, Beriah Norton of Edgarton, Benjamin Bailctt and Matthew Mayhew, jun. of Chiimark.

Special jfnjlices. Mayhew, Chiimark Benjamin Allen, Tiihury. Benjamin | Clerk of the Pleas and Sejfons. Cornelius Marchant, jun. of Ed^arton.

Jvdge of Probate. Rcgijier of probate. j

James Athearn of Tii^ur)-. j Thomas Cook of Edgarton.

Regifer of Deeds. i County Treafurer.

Samuel Smith ofEdgarton j Jethro Athearn of Tifhury. Juflices of the Peace and of the Riorum.

James Athearn 7"?//^wry 1 iicriah Norton tdgarton bhubacl Cottle Ciitto Benjamin Baflett Clubuark

William Jernigan Edgarton \ ' Appointed to qualify Civil Oncers. James Athearn—Shubael ^^ottlc —Bciiah Norton and 1 homas Cooke. 94 Juftices, &c.

Jujlkes of the Peace. Thomas Cooke Edgarton Benjamin BafTet Ti^ury William Butler ditto Nathaniel Bafiett Chihnark ^'Villiam Mayhew ditto Matthew Mayhew ditto Benjamin Allen Tifhury Zebulun Allen ditto

jittQrmes_ ct the Ccmmcn Pleas- Edgarton Ebenezer Skiff Chilmark Thomas Cooke | William Jcrnigan ditto \ Coroners. James Coffin TijhuTy Edga>ian \ William Cafe Simon Mayhew Chihnark \ SheriJ'—Benjamin Smith of Edgarton.

Deputy Sheriffs.

Thomas Jones Tijbury \ Benj. Smith, jun. Edgartcn William Mayhew Edgarton \

NANTUCKET COUNTY.

Jufl'ices of the Common Pleas. Stephen Hufiey, Jofiah Coffin and Jofiah Barker.

Special Jufiices. Chriftopher Kufitiy and Peter Eadon.

Clerk of the Picas and Sejfwns* Benjanun Gardner.

Jtidge of Probate. \ Rtg'u!er oj Prohatt. Jethro Huifey. Tor.ah Barker. j Regijler of Deeds. ComitM Trea Purer. j Nathaniel Colman. Jofiah Coffin. j

Jufllces of the Peace and of the ^orum.

Chriftopher Huffey, 1 Ifaac Coffin, Stephen Huirey, Jofiah Barker, |

jlppointed to quaVfy Civil Officers. Stejshen Huiley—Jonah Coffin—and Chriilopher Huffey.

jfujlices of the Peace. Jofiab Coffin and Jethro Hu&y, Attornles, See. 95

Attornks at the Common Pleas. Jofiah HufTey, Wiiliam Coffin, 2d. | Ifaac Coffin, Ebenezer Ciap. J Coroners. Caleb Bunker and William Colman.

Sherif Deputy Sheriff John Gardner. I Charles Folger. |

WORCESTER COUNTY.

jfujlices of the Common Pleas. Dwight Fofter, of Brookfie'd, Ch?cf Jvjlire. Elijah Brigham, Wr/lbord' and Benj. Haywood, IVorceJlcr.

Special 'Jujllces.

5/2 Thos.V/. Ward rfQ;/7;2^rv I Oliver FiPkc, Worccjler Benj. Kimba!!, Harvard \

Clerk of the Pleas and Sejfwns. Jofeph Aller^ of Worcefter.

Crier of the Courts. Ephraim Mower, of Worcefter.

'Judre cf Probate. I P.e^ijlfr of Probate.. Paine, Nathaniel Worcefter. [ Theoph. Wheeler,Worceft.

^^ Probate Courts in this County are held at the Pro- bate-Office in Worcefie*-, on the ift Tuefday in each month. At Tanpleton, on the Thurfday next after the 3d TucWay in May and 3d Tuefday in Oftobcr, at the houfe of Mr. Joftiua Wright, innholdcr. At Erookjield, (Weft-Parifh} on the GdTuefda)' ia April, and 4rh Tuefday in Oclob-r, at the houfe of Capt. Draper, innholder. At Lancaficr, on the 3d Tuefday in May and November, at the houfe of Nathaniel Arnold, innholder. At Uxbridge^ on the 4di Tuefday in May and November, at the houfe of Melfrs. Carpenter and Cummings, innholders.

Regijler of Deeds. I Counts-Trea furer.

rEJaaiel Clap, Worcefter. i Samud Alien, \Vorccftcr. '

()6 Juftlces of the Peace, Sec. Worce^er,

yuji'icej §f the Peace and of the ^torunu WilliaTi Stedman Lnncajlcr \ William Henfliaw Leirejlfr Peter Penniman Mfndon Amos Singletary Sutto^. Dwlght Fofter Brookjidd Bczaleel Taft Uxbridge Joicph Dorr ditto Tofhua Henfiiaw Shnzv/hziry Thomas Hale ditto Hear}'' Brora fie Id Harvard Levi Lincoln Worcefter Timothy Newell Sturhridgt Tofeph Allen ditto Thomas Legate Le.cminjltr Nathaniel Paine ditto Jonathan Grout Prterjham Benjamin Heywood ditto Abner Hoi den Wefiminjiir Oliver Fi.fk ditto Michael Gill Princeton. David Henfhaw Lekejler John Prentifs V/^rd

Appointed to qualify Civil Oncers*. Dvvi^ht Fofter— Elijah Brigham—Benjamin Heywooi —Salem Towne—Jofcph yVllen and Nathaniel Paine.

'Juftices the Peace, of \ Ifrael Atherton Laticafler Mofes White Rutland Timothv Whiting ditto Jonas Kove ditto SamuelWard ditto William. King Sutton Jofiah Flagg ditto Nathan Putnam ditto Benjamin Read Mendon Aaron Peirce ditto Seth HaRings ditto Solomon Leland ditt» Andrew Dexter ditto Ebenezer Waters diitto John Cutler Brookfield James Hawes IVcJiborovgh Pliny Merrick ditto Andrev,' Peters ditto Daniel Forbes ditto Benjamin Adams Uxbridge Luke Baldwin ditto Ez;a Taylor Sovthborougk Jabez Upham ditto i;hos. W. Ward Shrewfhurj Sylvanus Towne Oxford W. Cunningham Lunenburg Syivanus Learned ditto John Chamberlain Dudley Edward Bangs Worccfter Aaron Tufts ditto Samuel Flagg ditto Benjamin Kimball Harvard Abraham Lincoln ditio John Mycall ditto Theophilus Wheeler ditto Benjr.min Goddard Graftoti Ifaiah Thomas ditto Jofeph M^cod ditto Daniel Clap ditto Ezra Wood, jun. Upton Samuel Allen ditto John Hafiings Hardwick Thomas Denny Leicejler Timothy Paige ditto

Ebenezer Adams ditto Jona, Whitcorab Bolton . ' ditto Nathaniel P. Denny ditto Silas Holman _ John Frink RutUnd Nathaniel Longley, jr. ditw Juftices &c. IVoneJler, 97

Oliver Plympton Sturbridge Ifaac Gregory Royaljim. David Wight, jun. ditto Jacob Willard AJhburnham William Drary Holden Abraham Low dittd William Nichols Leoininjler Nathaniel Crocker Paxton Jonas Kendall ditto Nahum Fay Northborougk John Gardner ditto EI. Woodward Hubbardjien Danforth Keyes Wejlern Nicholas Dike Wefiminfitr Aaron Marfh Douglas Mpfes Gill Princeton Benj. Joflyn Neto-Braintree William Dodds ditto Abijah Bigelow ditto Afa Whetcomb ditto fohn Bifco Spencer ^aul Whitin Northbridge Benjamin Drury ditto Johr Caldwell Barre Fohn Chandler Peterjham Benjamin Jenkins ditto fofeph Trumbull ditto Eleazer James ditto Nathaniel Macarty ditto Joel Bent ditio Eraftmus Babbitt Charlctm Samuel Jones Milford Silas Cutler Tanpleton Amariah Froft (ditto Thomas Fifher ditto Benj. Richardfon Sterling fames Humphreys Athol William Putnam ditto TefTe Allen Oakham John Robbins ditto fofeph Fobes ditto Ifrael Allen ditto Daniel Putnam Fitchburgh Amos Johnfon ^Berlin frael Turner ditto Aaron Wood Gardner fofeph Fox ditto Ezra Beaman Boylficm Samuel Crofby Winchendon James Longley ditto [frael Whiton ditto Charles Baker Gerry Phillips Sweetfer Royaljlon Ithamar Ward ditt©

Barrijler at Law—Levi Lincoln of Worcefler.

Attornles at the Supreme Judicial Court,

Wm. Stedman Lancafitr Benjamin Adams Uxbridge Merrick Rice ditto Afa Johnfon Leominfter Scth Haftings Mendon Abijah Bigelow ditto fabez Upham Brookjield Jofeph Allen, jun. Wtjlnn MPlinv Merrick ditto Daniel Bigelow Peterjham Nathaniel Paine Worcejler Erafmus Babbit Charleton lEdward Bangs ditto Lovell Walker Templeton Francis Blake ditto Eleazer James Barre Levi Thaxtcr ditto Luther Perr^- ditt»

' "Nathaniel P. Danny I«/c5/?€r 804.] I 9S Attornies, Coroners, 5tc. Worcefter.

Aitornles at the Common Pleas,

Samuel S- Sprague Lancafter Luke Brown Hardwick Richard George Mcndon Eliftia P. Cutler ditto Amos CrcfDy Br.oAfield Jairus Rich Charleton Samuel Flagg IVorce.fler Solomon Strong * Atkol Wm. C. White Rufl-wd Bartholo. Brovvn Sterling William E. Green Grajton

Coroners, Benja. Wyman Lancajltr James Lawton Hardwick John White dirto Simeon Fifk Sturbridgi John Tyler Mendon Beza. Lawrence Leominjler Afa P-enniman ditto John Farnum Douglas Seth Davenport, jun. ditto Elias Hall Ntzu-Braintree Daniel Euilard roekfield Eliot Mafon Spencer Simeon Draper- ditto Hutchins YLdi^^gooAPeterffiam

Jonathan Harris ^ Oxford Aaron Whceiock Charlton Jofhua Whitney V/orcefier Jofeph Peirce Athol John Peirce ditto HeywoodKJdder^/«c/^f«

5/^f/-?/—William Caldwell of V/orceJle

Deputy Sheriffs.

Solomon Carter Lancaflcr Ruifcll Buckman Sv.tto; Thomas Bennett dif^o Frederick Taft Uxbridg David Davenport Mcvdon Trowb. Taylor Southboroug. Robert Cutler Brookfield Jonathan Symonds Harvart Seth Bannefter, jun. diifo Amaziah Howard Grajtc •Silas Brooks Worcefter Pliny Lawton Hardwic\ Jofeph Wafiiburn Lekefler John Holbrook Sturbridg Ruggles Rutland Rofvveil diet Timothy Warner , Joiias Howe, jun. ditto Jofeph Darling Leominjlt Juftices, Sec. Cumhcrlaiid. 93

Ifaac Tyler, od Wejiern Archibald Black Barre j Jotham Bowker P(?^fry7?^7;z Samuel Henry ditto j •Lemuel Muuroe CharLton Jonathan Biittrick Sterling Jofeph Peirce Moies Thomas clitto Athot \ John Peirce Royalfion Jofnua Johiifon Bana Jonas Stearns Prinjoeton j

CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Juftices of the Common Pleas, William Gorham of Gorham, Chief Juflice. Stephen Longfellow of Gorham, Robert Southgate of Scarborough, and Jonn Frothingham of Portland.

Special yujlices.

Scarboro' Ifaac Parfons Gloucejier Wm. Thompfon | New Clerk oj the Pleas.—Samuel Freeman of Portlaiid. Judge Probate. Rcgifter of Probate, of | Freeman of Portland Wm. Gorham of Gorham \ Samuel ^^ Probate Courts in this county are held at the Reg- iftei's Office in Portland, on the 2d and 4tli Wedricrday in each month.

Regifter of Deeds, I County Treafurer. Ifaac Ilfley of Portland Jofeph McLell an of Portland | yujlices of the Peace and of the ^orum. Wm. Thompfon Scarboro' William Gorham Gorham Robert Southgate ditto Wm. Wedgery N,Glo2icefier Ifaac Parker ditto Ifaac Parfons ditto Peleg Wadfworth ditto Samuel Freeman Portland John Frothingham ditto John Cufiiia^ F,rc:evort Peter T.Smith Windham

y^ppointed to qualify Civil Cficers, William Gorham—Stephen Longfellovr—Robert South- gate, and Samuel Freeman.

JuQices of the Peace. Jofhua Fayban Scarborough Job Eaftman Falmoutk Jofeph Emerfon ditto Arch c bus Lewis ditto A. R. Mitchell N. Yarmouth Mofus Merril ditto ioo Juftices and Attornies, Cumberland.

Timothy Pike Falmouth George Bradbury Portland Kathl. Larabee Brunfwick Ichabod Bonney Turner Andrew Dunning ditto John Turner ditto Peter O. ditto ditto Aldcn , Luther Carey John Dunlap ditto Jofiah Burnham Durham Charles Coffin ditto Samuel Merrill ditto Benj. Dunning Harp/well Samuel Paris Hebron Stephen Purrington ditto John Greenwood ditto Paul Little Windham Daniel StowcU Park Jofeph Hooper ditto Caleb Prentifs ditto £dmund Phinney Gorham Enoch Perley Bridgetozan George Lewis ditto Samuel Famlworth ditto Lothrop Lewis ditto Michael Little Poland John P. Little ditto Samuel Andrews ditto £. Thrafher Cape-Elizabeth JefTe Rice ditto Samuel Foxcraft N.GlouceJitr William Livermore jfay Nathaniel C. Allen ditto Edward Richardfon ditto Ezekiel Whitman ditto Cyrus Hamlin Livermore Jofeph Mc'Lellan Gray Pelatiah March Otisfield John Dean Standijh Ofgood Carleton ditto William Thompfon ditto Guftavus A. Gofs Rumford Theodore MufTey ditto Andrew Robinfon Pejepfcot William Martin Portland Andrew P. Giddings d&tto Ifaac llfley ditto Jofi )h Peirce Raymond Woodbury Storer ditto Holmes Thomas Dixjield William Symmes ditto Ifaac Sturtevant *Eutterjield Ebenezer Mayo ditto John K. Smith between Po- Solomon Chafe ditto Inland and Raymondfiott George E. Vaughan ditto

Attornwi at the Supreme Judicial Court* Peter O. Alden Brunfwick Ifaac Parker Portland John Park Little Gorham James D. Hopkins ditto Ezck. Whitman N.GlouceJitr George E. Vaughan djtto John Frothingham Portland George Bradbury ditto William Symmes ditto Leonard Morfe Freeport Solomon Chafe ditto

Attornies at the Common Pleas*

B. Porter A^. Yarmouth Steph. Longfellow Portland' Peter Thatcher Falmauth James C Jewett ditto Benjamin Orr Brunfwick Horatio Southgate ditto Nathan Kingfman ditto Daniel Howard Turner James French Norway Daniel Holden Otiifieli Charles Coffia Gorham Coroners, Sheriffs, &c. 101

Coroners. Samuel Thompfon Scarbord Philip Chandler N.Glcucefier James March ditto John Dean jun. StandijTi Jonathan Sparrow Falmouth Stephen McLeilan Portland James Bailey ditto George Warren ditto Noafe Melcher Brunfwick James Curtis Freeport Steph. Punington Harpfwdl Alexan. Greenwood Hebron William Tarr ditto S. Farnfworth Bridgetown Samuel Barker Windham James Shaw Poland Lothrop Lewis Gorham Afaph Howard Minoi

Sheriff, John Wait, of Portland. JDeputy-^heriffs,

Abraham Leavltt Scarbord' Melzar Turner Gray Richard Libby ditto Edward I'hompfon Standifz Amos Clough N. Yarmouth Caleb Graffam Portland Jeremiah Blanchari ditto Ezra Gibbs duio Benjamin Bayley Falmouth Sylvanus Cufnman ditto Luke Worcelier ditto Jofiah Reed Freeport Ebenezer KoUock ditto Jofeph Stockbridge anto Thos, T\\om^{ox\. Brunfwick Seccmb Jordan Durham Daniel Brown ditto Hannibal Hamblen duto Lemuel Swift ditto William Cobb Hcbrcii Tiiomas Chute Windham David Hale Brid^doa:^ John Woodward Gorham Henry Jackfon Poland Ellis Standifh d)tto Thomas Starberd Livcrmorc. J. Axm^^rocLgCape-Elizabcth Stephen Knight Otisfd'd Bezaleel Loring N.Glouc?Jier Edmund Page RvmJ'ord William \A^arner ditto Lewis Gay Fiaymond David Gordan Gray

IJNCOLN COUNTY. jfu/l'tces of the Common Pleas, Thomas Rice, and Orchard Cook of Wifcaffef, Nathan- iel Thwing, of Woolwich, and Jonathan Bowman, of Drefden.

Special jfii/iices,

Dummer Sewall, Bath MarkL. Hill, Georgdczcv- j Waterman Thomas Waldobord' \ Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Ccmmcn flcai^ Alden Bradford, of Wifcaffet. 1804.] I 2 — !

ID,2 Juftices, &c. Lincoln*

Ckri of the General Sejions of the Peace* William Bowman, Judgi of Probate. Regijier of Probate, Jonathan Bowman, Drefden. Aiden Bradford, V/ifcaflct. Regijier of Deeds. County-Treafurer. Thomas Rice, Wifcaffet. Nathl. Thwing, VVoolwick.

jfuptces of the Peace ^and of the ^orum* .4

Mark L. Hill Georgetown 1 Silas Lee Wijiafet Samuel Nicholls Nezo CaflL Francis Winter Batk

Nathaniel Thwing Woolwich 1 Dummer Sewall ditto Orchard Cooke David Fales Thomafomn Wifcaffet \ Abiel Wood ditto Jonatlian Bowman Drefden. Alden Bradford ditto

/Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Thomas Rice—Nathaniel Thwing-^Orchard Cooke Jonathan Bowman—Dummer Sewail, and Mark L. Hill.

Juftices of the Peace, Gideon Snow Georgetown William M'lntire Brijld Denny M'Cobb ditto Jacob Ludwig Waldoborough Samuel Kennedy New-Caflle Jofhua Head ditto Samuel Harnden Woolwich Mofes Davis Edgcomb Peleg Tallman ditto Patrick Pebblei Warren Timothjr Parfons Wifcaffet James W. Head ditto Joleph Chriftopher ditto Mofes Copeland ditto David Payfon ditto Samuel Thatcher ditto Thomas Read Bowdoinham. MafonWheaton Tkomafown Zaccheus Beal ditto Jofiah Read ditto Elihu Getchell ditto Jofhua Adams ditto John Merrill Topfkam Samuel Brown ditto William King ditto Henry Knox ditto Benjamin Haiey ditto William King Baih Jonathan Ellis ditto Stephen March Union Ezra Smith ditto Edward Jones ditto William M'Cobb Bootkbay James Rogers Bou/dmn Jonathan Sawyer ditto David Dennis Nobleborougk Alexander Nicholls Brijiol Jofeph Culhing Cufhing Thomas Johnfon ditto James Malcom ditto James Nicholls ditto David Blodget Camden lhon>asM'Clure ditto Samuel Jacobs 4itto Attomics, Coroners, kt. Lincoln. ic^

fona. Bowman, jr. Drefdai James Waugh Starks I Noble Lithgow ditto Abraham Barrel 1 Harknt \ fames * ! fames H. Patterfon ditto Ezek. Thompfon Little Riv'

\ fofiah Stebbins New-Milford [er plantation* Daniel Rofe ditto James Purrington ditto John Herrick Lewifion Samuel Waters *BallJlozun Joel Thorn pfon aitto Richard Meagher, *Planta, Abijah Richardfon Litchfield \W. Branch of Sheep/cot, Noah Jourdan Li/bon

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court.

Silas Lee WifcaJJet Samuel Thatcher Warren Jeremiah Bailey- ditto William Jones ditto John Merrill, jun. ditto Jofiah Stebbins Neiu-Milford Benjamin Hafey Topjhcun Eraftus Foote Camdm

Attornies at the Common Pleas, Manafleh Smith mfcajjet Andrew Greenwood Batk Benjamin Orr Topjham Ebenezer Thatcher iV. Cajile Thomas Focte Sedunkook ManalFeh Smith Warreik John Winflov Bath Coroners, Cha. Couillard Georgetown Samuel Davis Warrm Nathaniel Bryant Neto-Cajlle Sam. M. MzximThomaJloiun Abiicr Wade Woolwich David Fales, 3d. ditto George Erfkinc Wifcajfet William Brovvn Batk _ Nymphas Stacy ditto Francis Winter, jun. ditto Hugh Maloy Bowdoin ChriUopher Cuftiing ditto Ezekiel Thompfon TopJJiam William Patterfon Drefden James Stone ditto Daniel Read Ltwijlon Robert Thompfon Brijlol Abraham Choate '^Balljlx)€t)n

SheriJ'.—Edmund Bridge, of Drefden,

Deputy-Sheriffs.

Samuel Kennedy Ncw-Cajlle ' George Reed Waldoboro^ Jofeph Farley ditto Benjamin Webb Warren Seth Curtis ditto Leonard Fales Thoumjiown Samuel Sevey Wifcajfet Jofeph Sewall Batk Hezekiah Wyman Topjham Amariah Mero Union Humphrey Purrington ditto Louis Houdlette, jr. Drefden Wm. Gregory, jr. Caynden Pitt Dillingham N. Uitford Nathanl. Palmer, jr. Brijlol George R. Freeman ditto Nathan Syrague WdtdetorB' John Owen Litchfield 104 Juftices, &c. Bcrhjlnre, BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Jtijlices of the Common Pleas*

Tompfon J. Skinner, of Williamllown, John Bacoa, of Stockbridgc, and Nathaniel Bifhop, of Richmond.

Special Jujltces,

Timo. Edwards Stockbridgc I Saml. Whitinj^ G.Barringt.

Henry W. Dwight ditto [ Wm. Towner WiUiamflown 'I'imoihy Cliilds Pittsjicld William Walker LenQX Aftibel Strong "ditto j Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and of the Sfjfions. Henry Williams Dwight, of Siockbridge. Probate. "judge of Probate. I Regifler oj Willium Walker, of Lenox Nathl.Bifhop, of Richmond | Regifler of Deeds. Scutkern D/jlrul, Moles Hopkins, of Great-Barrington. Midult Dil^rid, Jolcph 'lurkcr, of Lenox. Xvtlhern DiJlriEiy 'liuioihy Whitney, of Lancfborough. County Treafurer.

Barnabas Bidwell, of Stockbridgc.

Jvjitces of the Peace and of the ^orum, John Bacon Siockbridge Win. 'lowricr IViJliamJlozon Hcmy W. DM-Igiu ditto Tompfon J. Skinner ditto 7 imotliy Euwai ds diwo William Walker Le)iox i'A\ Root Pittsjieid A/.;niab Egglefton ditto Aflihel Strong ditto Plldail Lewis ditto Tinunhy Chiids ditto Nathaniel Bifhop Richmond Jhomaslvcs G.Rarringlcn William Williams Dalton

Jppointed to qualify Civil Officers. Tohn Bicon, Tompfon J. Skinner, Nathaniel Bilhop, Henry Williams Dwigbr, William Walker and Azariab Egglelton.

JuTtces cf the Peace* Lemuel Barnard Sheffield I Barr.abasBidwcll Stockbridgc J^l'^'i^i i-ec ditto K})hi.iim Willinms ditto I William BncJ diuo Jofcph Woodbridge ditto j Aides Hubb^a ditto Daniel Taylor N. Marlhan,' Jufticcs, Attomiei, &c. BerkJfAre. 105

KJ)enczer Smith N. Marlboro' Jofeph Goodwin Lenox Benjamin Wheeler ditto Jofhua Beals Wind/or Seneca Tuller Egremont Robert Walker ditto HenryVan Schaack Pittsjield Cyrus Stowcll Partridgejidd Jofhua Danforth ditto Abner Kellog Aljord John C. Williams ditto Philander Hurlbert ditto Mofes Hopkins G.Bdrringt. Amos Fowler W.Stockbridgt Samuel Whiting ditto Chriflopher French ditto John Whiting ditto Enoch W. Thayer ditto Drake Mills Sandisf.eld Obadiah Ward ditto John Canfield ditto Zechariah Peirfon Richmond John H. Allen ditto Hugo Bughardt ditto Giles Jackfon Tyringham Benjamin Roffetter ditto Adonijah Bidwell ditto Gideon Martin Hancock Elnathan Pratt ditto Jerem. Lawrence Wa/iingt. Gideon Wheeler Lancjlord' Ebenezer Jenkins Lee Woolcot Hubbell ditto Jofiah Yale ditto Nehemiah Bull ditto Jofeph Whiton ditto Peter Burr Curtis ditto Ifrael Jones Adams Ifaac Stratton Williamjloicn Shubael WhItmarCi ditto William Young ditto Theodore Hinfdale Dalton Daniel Dewey ditto Daniel Brown Chejhire William Starkweather ditto Ezra Barker ditto Deodotus Noble ditto Snellum Babbit Savoy Nathaniel Kingfley Becket Efbon Gregory Nczo-A/nJord

/Ittornies at the Suprem$ jfudicial Court,

John W. Hulbert Sheffield Thomas Ives G.Barringten. Eph. Williams Stockbndge John Whiting ditto Barnabas Bidwell ditto Saml. H.Wheeler Lanejboro* Jofeph Woodbridge ditto Daniel Dewey Williarnjlozvn Afhbel Strong Pittsficld Samuel Quincy Lencx John C. Williams ditto Eliab Brewer ditto Thomas Allen ditto Enoch W.Thayer W.Stcchb^

Coroners,

Stephen Sibley G.Barringten Ephraim Mead Pittsjield Art. Thompfon Patridgejield DennifonRobinfon Wind/or Eljas Jones Adams

Sheriff',

£hBOj» Lan»ed ef pittsfield. io6 Jufllces, Sec. Hancock.

Deputy 'Sheriffs,

Eli Enfign Sheffield Theo. Hindfdale. j r. Pittsfelc KzraKellog Gr. Barring ton H. C. Brown Williamjioio) James Mafon Adams Ambrofe Hall dittt John Gregory , Ltnox W. S. Leadbetter Richmom Stephen Pelton London Stephen Palmer Sandisfielc Tofeph Seelye W.Stockbndge William Hall Lanejboro Jer. W. Williams Pittsjield

HANCOCK COUNTY.

Juflices of the Common Pleas. David Cobb of Goldfborough, Chief Jnjiice. Oliver Parker, of Profpeft, Francis Le Barron Goodwin, of Frankfort, and Stephen Peabody, of Buckftown.

Special yujikes.

Jonathan Eddy *Eddi7i.^ton Thomas Cobb ' Cqfiint Jofeph Hibbert Pcncbfcot Caleb Brooks Hall Buckjlowr, Eli Forbes Caftine Clerk nf the Pleas, ^c—Thomas Cobb, of Caftine.

-' Judge of Probate. Px.egiJieT of Probate. Wm*\Vetmore,Orphan Ifland Wm. Abbot, of Caftinq.

Caleb Hall Juilices, Attornies, &c. Hancock, 107

David Thurfton Sedgwick Benjamin Shute ProJpe.H l.eonard Jarvis ditto Robert Hitchborn ditto •ohn Pendleton IJlefborougk Nathaniel Kidder ditto Thomas Stinfon Deer IJle Daniel Livermore Haviden j-eorge Tyler ditto Martin Kinllcy ditto STicholas Holt Bluehill Ifaac Parker Cajiint Robert Parker ditto Pelatiah Freeman ditto Ebenezer Floj^d ditto James ^t{m\th.,]x.NQrthport [ohn Peters ditto Thomas Knowlton ditto facob Fofter Trenton Ezra Young Eden Benjamin Shute Fr.ankfort Theodore Tones EUfwortk William Mc Glathry ditto Pelatiah Jordan ditto Bulkley Emerfon Bangor George Ulmer Lincolnvilk Stephen Peabody Buckjlozon J of. Prince *BurntCoal Ifland Thomas S. Sparhawk ditto Park Holland *Eddm^ton Barrijler at Z^a^—William Wetmore, *Orphan llland.

jittornies at the Supreme Judicial Court, Bohan P. Field Belfajl Pelatiah Hitchcock Bangor William. Crofby ditto Job Nelfon Ca/iine Oliver Leonard Orritig Ion Thos.S. Sparhawk Buckjiown Allan Oilman Bangor Attornies at the Common Pleax.

Samuel E. Dutton Bangor John Wilfon Bel/aft Archibald Jones Frankfort Andrew Morton Haraden William Abbot Cajline Nathaniel Coffin Surry Coroners.

Robert Houfton Belfajl Jacob Fofter Trenton John Wilfon Penobfcot John Bean, jun. Sullivan Jofiah Brewer, jr. Orrington Enoch Sampfon Frankfort Amos Dole ditto Bulkley Emerfon Bangor Thomas Robbins Deer IJle Doby Liule Cajline Peter Hardy ditto Thomas Buckman Northport Sheriff.—Thomas Phillips of Hamden

Deputy Sheriffs,

CharlesStearnSjjr. Fr^z«4/b?-^ 1 Ebenezer Bean Sullivan.

Arch. Mc Phetres Ba?igor A fa Greene Deer Ifle Tona. H. Brown Buckftown A1 fred \^c\ngAox\*UnionRiver John Hufe Bclfaf. Thos. Knowlton Northport John Rufs ditto Jacob Ulmer Lincolnvilk John Jillefon EUfooorth Jofiah Brewer Orrington Crier of the Court- Charles Stearns, jun. Gaoler—Jonathan Fofter, of Caftine » lot Juftices, &c. JVa/hington* \ ' WASHINGTON COUNTY,

Jujl'ices of the Common Pleas Stephen Jones, of Machias, Chief Jujlke. Alexander Campbell, of Steuben, John Crane, of Plan- tatioQ, No. 12. Orangetown ; and Theodore Lincoln, o£ JDenJ>yfville» Special yujlices, Machias. Harringt(fih George Stillman, j James Campbell,

CM of the Pleas and Seffions, Jofiah Harris, of Machias. Judge Probate. Rcgijier of Probate. pf _ | _ inen ones, of Machias. Jofiah Harris, of Machias*; J j Regifter of Deeds. Coiinty-Trcafurtf. j Stillman, of Machias. John Cooper, of Machias. Geo. ) Juflices of the Peace and of the ^orum. Stephen Tones Machias Theod. Lincoln ^Denyfuil^ j Phiaeas Bruce ditto |

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Stephen Jones—Alexander Campbell—Theodore Lin» cojn-^eorge Stillman, and Phineas Bruce.

Jufiices of the Peace. Thomas Archibald Steuben G\ii\3.¥d\o\vs*CAandlerz'i/ie Thomas Ruggles Columbia Benjamin Fofter Machias Jofeph Patten ditto John Brewer A^ 4, Sckoodick jajnes CzmTpheW Marring ton John Cram", Planta. No. 12. Lemuel Trcfcot Eafport George Stillman ditt© John Allan ditto Jofiah Harris ditte Jno.Burgin (Moofe-If.) ditto

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Phineas Bruce Machias \ Daniel P. Upton Ea/lport. Coroners.

Stephen Parker Machias Thomas A.rchibald Steuben, Jeremiah Obrien ditto Alexander Nicholis diita Jofeph Patten Cchimbia L. F. Delefdernier*5c>^or^?(C William Patten ditto Ifaac Withetboe *Ne. s,djtm < Olw'er Shed Eafport Sheriffs, &c. 109

Sheriff, John Cooper, or Macliias.

Deputy -Sheriff's. John D. Folfom Machias Pvobcrt Harrington Eajlport j Robert Moore Steuben Jofeph Livermore Eajlport James Bailey Coluvibia JBenjamin Kelton No. 22, John Coffin Addifon \^Chandlerfvillt \

NORFOLK COUNTY. yujlices of the Common Pleas. Ebenezer Warren, of Foxbcrough, Daniel Perry, of Medfield and Samuel Haven, of Deaham.

Special Jujiices. Horatio Townfend Ded/iavi Sarnuel Bafs Randolph j Mcfes Everett Dorchjler \ Clerk of the Common Pleas. Horatio lownfend, of Bedhara.

Clerh of the Sejfions, Nathaniel Ames, 01 Dedham.

Judge of Probate. I Regijler rf Probate. of Roxbury- Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Wm. Heath, j (J:|r Probate Courts in this Ccunty are held at the Pro- bate-Office in Dedham^ on the ift Tuefday in each month, and at Newcomb's Tavern in Quincy^ the ill Thurfday in February, and the 2d Tuefday in May, Auguft and No- vember, annually. Regijter of Deeds. Coimty-Treafurer. j Eliphalet Pond, of Dedham. Ifaac Bullard, of Dedham. | jfuflices of the Pedle and of the ^orum. Nathaniel Ruggles Roxbury Thomas '-lane Milton j

David S. Greenough ditto I Jabez Fifher Franklin Cotton Tufts Weymoutk John Whiting ditto j Nathaniel Afpinwall5r<70^/>7i Ames Dedham \ William Ebenezer Wight ditto Ebenezer Warren Fcxbord' ditto Richard Cranch Quincy Samuel Haven |

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, Fifher Ames, John Read and Ebenezer Warren, 1804.] K no Juillces, Sec. Norfolk

yujllces of the Peace Steplien Badlam Dorchfjer Abijah Richardfon Medwa Mofes Everett ditto Jofeph Lovell ditti Ebcneztr Seaver Roxhiry Eliakim Adams dittt John Parker ditto Laban Bates Bdlivghar, Thomas Williams, ^r. ditto Seth Bullard IValpol ATa \1''liite Weymcitth Peter Adams Stoughto; Eliphaiet Loud ditto Frederick Pope dittc Jamei Homporeys, ai ditto Benjamin Randall Sharon Narhl. Kingfbiiry Dedham Jofeph HeM^ins ditK Horatio Townfend ditto Eliftia Doane _e Nathaniel Ames ditto Tames Lathrop dittc Ebeneze r Wight di tto Pelatiah Fifher Frankli) Dani-i Perrj- Mcdf-di John Boyd ditt( Elijah Adrims ditto Aaron Everett Foxborougi John Baxf^.r ditto Ebenezer Miller Qumc John Gaiduer Milton Peter B. Adams dittc Corneli. Kollock Wrentkam Mofes Black dittc David Holbrook ditto Ephraim Wales Randolfi Ifaac S. Gardner Brccklyv Samuel Bafs dittc Stephen Sharp dJtto Eiiflia Crane Canton Jona. Kingfbuiy Netdkain Auorriies at the Supreme judicial Court, Fifher Ames, ll.d. Dedham Wm.. P. Whiting Randolpi John S. Williams ditto Mafon Shaw V/renthar) James Richardfon ditto Henry M. Lifle * Miltoi Thos. Williams, jr. Roxbury

Atiornies at the Common Pleas Jaiius Ware Wrentkam Liber;y B^tes EellinghcKi Gideon L. Thayer Q_uivcy Coroners E.Widiington,3d.D(7r<:>^

Wi 1 1 i am W hid ng Dedham Ebenezer Davis dittc John Endicott ditto Ebcnezer Heath dittc Caieb jfrench Eraintrec David Smith, jun. Needkan< Ceoige Ellis Medfield Tofeph W'are Medzoe) Elenry Vofe Milton Ralph Bullard ditM I

Sheriffs, &c. II llaniel Clap IValpok Amafa Richardfon Franklin "aac Bui lard ditto Aaron Evereti- Foxborougk amuel Capen, 2d. Stoiightcn Amariah ivlarfii duto abin Fifher ditto jeiTe Pratt dicfo rancis Curtis Sharon Zcnas French Randolph -liftia Doane Cokaijct Adam Jones *Dover afon Fiflier Franklin

Sheriff. Benjamin Clark Carier, of Roxbury Deputy-SherliTs.

vhv.tx Ellis M. ufidd "i hornas Kollock Sharen. lathaniel Bullard Medham Jofeph N. Arnold Ouincy Jias Cook Bellivghain Deputy 'Gaol-Keeptr.—Samuel Daggett, of Dedhani. deeper oj the Powder Houft.—J. Reed, jun. of Roxbury. KENNEBECK COUNTY.

jfi'Jiices of the Common Pleas.

Jofeph Norih and JJa 1 Coi.ey, of Auguila, Nathaniel )ummer and ' Chandler Robb'ins , >f Hallowell. Special yujlices» lobert Page Readfield vv illiam Pitijlown \ Swan A/'illiam Brooks Augu/ia .^amuel Moody Hallowell I 'lerk of the Supreme Judicial Court, and Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, John Davis.

Clerk of the SeJJions, Barziliai Gannett, ol Gardner.

Judge of Probate. I Rcgifier of Probate. James Bridge, of Augufla. Chan. Kobbins,orpTallowell. | fi^ Probate Courts are kept at the office of the Judge pf Probate, in Augufta, on the laft Tuefday of each mouth in the year, except in September.

Regijier of Deeds. I Coanty-Treafurer. Henry sewall, of Augufta. | Samuel Howard, of Augufla. yujlices of the Peace and of the ^ortim. Nath:. DL-m.mer Hallowell Samuel Wood Winthop Charles Vaui'hn ditto Jedidiah Jewett Pittftown Nathl. Fairbanks Winthrop Robert Page Readfdd 112 Juftlces, &c. Ksnneheckt

Supply Belcher Faniingtcn William Howard Augufia Joleph North Augiijia Reuben Kidder WaUrvdk William Brooks ditto William Swan Gardner

to Jlppointed qualify Civil Officers. ] Jofeph North—Daniel Cony—Nathaniel Dummer—! Chandler Robbins—William Howard and Kenry ScwdU.,

Jiljtlccs of the Feace„ Chandler Robbins Hallozoell I\lofes Sterling Farmingtcn j Samuel Moody ditto Benjamin V/hittier ditto Jofeph Wingate ditto Samuel Prefect New-Skaron David Sewall, ditto Ezekiel Brown Clinton j Samuel S. Wilde ditto James Waiigh Starks \ Jeremiah Duipmer fditto Thomias M'Kechnie di'to Benjamin Prefcott dittQ Solom.on Bates Fayette John O. Page ditto John Pvockwood Belgrade Samuel Page Wintkrop Abraham Burrell Harlem Ebenezer Farwell Vajjalbord Plenxy Sewall Atigufia Samuel Reddington ditto Thomas Bowman ditto John Getchell ditto John Davis ditto William Farwell ditto Samuel Titcomb ditto Ezekiel Pattee Win(low James Bridge ditto Thomas Rice ditto Benjamin Whitwell ditto Samuel Oakman Pittftozun Samuel Howard ditto Dudley _B. Kolbart ditto Jofeph Lamfon Wayne Benjamin Merrill Greene Benjamin Dowe CornvilU Eli WePion Canaan John Moore An[on Bryce M^Lellan ditto Dominicus Getchell ditto Samuel Tobey Fairfield B. Br}'ant ditto Vv^iiliam Kendall ditto William. Read Strong John Harlow Norridg^zccck Dfimmer Se\vall Chefiervill: John Hubbard ReadfieLd Corn. Norton New-Vineyard Abiah Kolbrook ditto Afa Reddington JVaterville John Chandler Monmouth Jeremiah Fairfield ditto Simon Dearborn ditto Barzillai Gannet Gardiner James Witherell ditto Ebenezer Eaton IVilton. Ichabod Thomas Sydney Samuel Da ggett,ji Mar- Jedidiah Prefcott Mt. Vernon \tha's Vineyard Benjamin Philbrick ditto Eben. Patte *Fwe.nty-Five- Solomon Adjms Farniington [Mile Pond Planta, Stephen Titcomb ditto Benjamin Bartlett, ditto Hartlhorn Coiiy ditto Jona, Greeley *Gr.PondPl» Attornies, &c. Kenneleck, 113

jittornies at the Supreme judicial Court.

James Bridge Augiifia Thomas Rice, Jan. Winjlcw Benjamin Whitwel] ditto Reuben Kidder Watervilk Nathaniel Perley Hallowdl Wm. Jones Norrktgewock Samuel S. Wilde ditto Nathan Bridge Gardiner Oliver Whipple ditto Dudley Todd IVinthrop

Attornies at the Common Pleas. Thomas Bowman Augnjla Samuel P. Glidden Readfeld R. Williams ditto Henry V. Chamberlain Far- Judah M'Lellan Canaan ming ton

Coroners. Elijah Wood Winthrop Dan'w- Evans HalloweU William Farwe II Vajjalbord' Robert Blake Mount Vernon William Getchell ditto Jotham Smith Farmington Abiel Getchell ditto Andrew Norton ditto Ezekiel Pattee, jun. Win/low Enoch Craig ditto Rufus Gay Pittjtoion Francis Hubbard Fayette Jacob Loud ditto Elias Craig Augvjia JofephHerrick Grccve Ifaiah Wood Anfon Silas Wood Norridgezi'cck David Hunter Strong Ichabod Simmons Readjidd Cor. Norton, jr. A'i ^vineyard Matthias BiofFom Moninoutk Jas. Stackpoie, jr. Waterville Alfred Martin HalloweU

Sheriff, Arthur Lithgow, of Augufla.

Deputy - Sheriffs .

John Sew all Hallotueil Step, Scribner Mount Vernon Nathaniel Tilton ditto Thos. Jobnfon Farmhigtofn Jonathan Longfellow ditto William Gower ditto Jacob Smith ditto James Waugh, jun. Starks James Black ditto Amos Partridge Aiigujla John May Winthrop Abijah Smith Waterville Jofeph Bofv.'ell Vajjalbord Afa Moore ditto Jacob Loud Pittjiown .IciTe jewett Gardiner Peter Gllman Norridgezvcck Benja. Colby *Greens-Towii Ithiel Gordon Readjteld [^Plantation James Harvey Mon^KOUth John Glidden *Great-Povd Thomas Kimball ditto [Plantatien. 1804.] ^ 2 .

114 Harvard Univerfity.

Harvard Univerfity at Cambridge. Founded'A. D. 1638. Named Harvard College^ to perpetuate the name and lib- eralify of its principal individual benefaftor.—Made a Gorporatlon by Charter, 16,50.

The following are the names 0/ the Vreside^^t s, fj'om 1640 to the prefent time.

Appointment . Died or refgned. Henry Dunfter i^>54 Charles Cbauncy 1671 Leonard Hoar, M.D. 1674 Urian Oakes, a.m. 1681 ox John Rogers, A.u. 1684 Increafe Mai her, d,d. 1701 Samuel Wiliard, a.m. Vice-pref. 1707 John Lever tt, a.m. f.r.s. 1724 Benjamin Wadfwoith, a.m. 173S Edward Hoi yoke, a.m. 1769 Samuel Locke, D.D. 17~3 vSamuel Lanndon, D.r>. 1780 Jofeph Willard, D.D. ll.d. /^»U Board of Oyerfeers* Xiis ExceUency the Governor, His Honor the Lieutenavt- Governory^ the Honorable the Ccuncil and Senate, and the Mip.jfters' of the Congregational Churches in the towus o^ Bopon, Charlejiowii, Cambridge, Wat^riow??, RoxLwy and Dorchefrer » Rev. Simeon Howard, d.d. Secretary of this Board.

Corporation. Rev. Jofeph Vv^X^ard, Prfdent. Hon. Oliver JVcnddl, Efq. ^

Hon. Davi;;, j, . . John l d f Rev. Simeon Ho\grd, D.D. ^ Fellows.

Rev. John Lathrop, D.D. | Eliphalet Pearfon, li,.d. j Ebenezer Storer, A.M. 2^rd^'^zir£-r.

Profeffors In Harvard Unlvetfity.

Eliphalet Pe .rfon, i. L.i... HAi^ cock Pro/efor of t/ie He-

' irew and Oriental Languages^ and the EngliJJi Language* ,

Harvard Uniyerfity, &c. 115

Jolin Warren,M.n. He rse y Prof, ofAnatomy & Surgery Benjamin Waterhoufe, m. d.Hersey Profejjor of the Theory and Praflice of Phyfic.

Aaron Dexter, m.d. Erving Projejfor of Chemijiry and Materia Me^ka.

Samuel Webber, a.m. Ho l i, i s Profeffor of Mathematiet and Natural Philofophy.

Tittors in the Unwerjlty, Levi Hedge, a.m. Logky Metaphyfics and Ethks. Daniel Kimball, a.m. The Latin Language. Richard Sanger, a.m. The Greek Language. Parker Cleveland, a.m. Geography, Geometry, and the Ele-^. merits of Natural Philofophy and Afironomy, Sidney Willard, a.b. Librarian. Abner Rogers, Regent. [c^ The Library contains 14,000 Volumes.

Vacations. Firfl, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 7 weeks from the h Wednefday in December. Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in May.

Thefe three are the only vacations, as eflablifhed in March, 1802.

'' Commencement is on the laft Wednefday in Auguft.

The M E D I c a L L E C T u R E s in the Univerfi ly of Cam- bridge, commence on the ift Wednefday in Oft.r. yearly.

Rhode-IJland College at Providence.

The firft (lone of this College was laid in May, 1770. Hon. Jabez Bowen, Efq Chancellor. Rev. Afa MclTer, Prefdent.

The whole number of the Corporation is 48, of whom

36 are Truflees, and 12 are Fellovrs ; the latter muft be perfons of public education, and are ftiled, The Learned Faculty, v;hofe bufinefs it is to judge of the qualifications of candidates for degrees, and by their authority they are con-

ferved ; Ihcy meet annually to txanfad buiincis. 1 1 6 Colleges,

>^ Fellows, Rev. Afa Mefler, Prefident Solomon Drown, m.b, Rev. Samuel Stlllman,D.D. James Brown, Efq. Rev. Hezekiah Smith, d.d. Mr. Robert Rogers Rev. William Williams Hon. David L. Barnes Hon. David Howell, ll.d. R.ev, Mr. White Rev. Perez Fobes, ll.d. Rev. Abraham L. Clark« Tutors, Park, A.M. Ferdinand Ellis, A..B, Calvin |

Mofes Miller, A.M. | Vacations, Firjl, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the laft \A'^ednefday in December, Third, 3 weeks from the lil Wednefday in May. Commencement is on the ill Wednefday in September.

Rhode Ifland College, (which name may be altered when any generous benefaftor arifes, who, by his liberal donations fhall be entitled to give it another} is fituated in the town of Providence, and is a large and elegant building, on a hill to the eaft of the town, which renders it delight- ful by commanding an extenfive, variegated profpeft oi the country adjacent; the edifice is of brick, 150 feet long, and 55 broad, four {lories high, and contains 60 rooms. Five hundred and ninety perfoDS have been graduated there fince its inilitution, althoagh the ftudies were interrupted by the Colleg? being ufed by the French and American troops for an hofpitai and barracks, from 1776 to 1782. It is now very flourifhing. They have a library of about 3000 vo.'s. of valuable ancient ana modern authors. The phiiofophi- eal apparatus is in a very good ftare, ficted to give a lull courle of experiments. \_Scpt, 1803.]

Williams' College, (At V/iUiarnJiozon in Bcrkjiiire County.)

Incorporated as an Academy, March 8, 178^. Incorporated as a College, June 22, 1793. Ebenezer Fitch, d.d. Pref dent. Stephen Weft, d.d. Vice- Prefident, Daniel Dewey, Efq. Trcafurer. Chauncy Lufk, Secretary. 7

1 Colleges. 1

ames W. Rob'blns, a.b. Preceptor of the Academy con- nefted with the College. Ion. Theodore Sedgwick, li.d. ProfefTor of Law and Civii Polity.

'Tutors.

David L. Perry, A.m. ) Samuel Fifher, a.m, Ifaac Knapp, A.M. Jared Curtis, a.m. j Corporation, William Williams, Efq. ompfon J. Skinner, Efq Samuel Henfha-vV, Efq. <£v. Ammi Robbins Rev. Daniel Collins

lev, A I van Elyde Hon. StephenVan Renfeiaer frael Jones, Efq. Rev. Ebenezer Fitch lev. Seth Swift Rev. Stephen V/eft ienry Van Schaack, Efq. Hon. John Bacon, Vacations.

F^'^fli 5 weeks from Commencement. Second, 3 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in January. ^ T/ih'd, 3 weeks from the ift Wednefday in May. "Commencement is on the ift Wednefday in September

Bowdoin College at Brunfwick, Incorporated June 24, 1794. Rev. Jofeph M'Keen, d.d. Prefident. John Abbot, a.m. PrqfeJJor of Languages. Board of Trujiees. Rev. Jofeph M'Keen, d.d. Prcftdent, exoSxcio. Samuel Deane, d.d. Vice-Prefidtnt. Charles Coffin, Efq. Secretary. Dummer Sewall, Efq. Trmfurer. Rev. Thomas Lancafter Hon. John Frothingham, Efq, Jofiah Windfhip Ifaac Parker, Efq. Elijah Kellogg William Martin, Efq. Alfred Johnfon Alden Bradford, Efq. Hon. Silas Lee, Efq. Board of Overfeers, Plon. Daniel Davis, Prtjident. John Abbor, a.m. Vice- Prrfi dent. Mark Langdon Hiil, Efq. Secretary. — ii8 Academies.

Vacations at Bowdoin College, Firfi, 4 weeks from Commencement. Secotid, 6 weeks from the ift Wednefday in January. Thirds 3 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in May. Comm.encement is on the ifl Wednefday in September.

The Fraternity of hold their An- _ PHI BETA KAPPA niverfary at Cambridge, on the day after Commencement.

John T. Kirkland, d.d. preft dent. Francis D. Channing, Vice-Prefident. Sidney Willard, Correfponding and Recording Secretary.

ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Incorporated ) r^ y, j -kt 1 JJummer Academy at Newbury. OB. 3, 1782. \

So named in honour of the liberal founder, the Honorable William Dummer, formerly Lieutenant Governor of Maffachufetts. It was inftituted March 1, 1763. Rev, Ifaac Smith, Preceptor. 14 Truftees.

1780, 061. 4. Phillips^ Jcademy at Andover, So named in honour of the liberal founders of that name and family in Elfex County, and in the ftate of New Hamp- fhire. It was inftituted, April 1, 1778. Mark Newman, Preceptor—Samuel Greele, Affiftant Mr. Blanchard, Writing Matter.

1784, M<2rcA 23. Leicejler Academy. Ebenezer Adams, Preceptor. Ebenezer Crafts and Jacob Davis, Efqs. Principal Donors. Preceptors. 1791, March 5. Hallowell Academy.—Samuel Moody.

1 79 1 , March 1 1 . Berwick Academy.

1792, Feb. 8. Fryburgh Academy.—Paul Langdon.

1792, March 7. Wajhington Academy at Machias.

1792, Jujie 30. Brijol Academy at Taunton. S. Doggetu Academies. 119

Incorporated. Preceptors. 1792, Nov. 17. MarbUkead Academy.—Thomas Cole.

1793, June 17. WeJJieid Academy.^-Lymzn Strong.

1793, Sept. 28. Groton Academy.—Caleb Butler.

1793, Sept. 28. Wejlford Academy.—Benjamin Ames.

1/93) March 19. Plymouth Academy, at Bridgezuater, John Reed, jun.

1794, Feb. 27. Portland Academy.—Edward Payfon.

1795, Feb. 25. Netu-Salem Academy.—Warren Pierce.

1797, March 1. Deerjield Academy.—John Hubbard, Efq.

1797, June 17. Derby Academy at Hingham. So named in honour of Madam Derby, its founder. Abner Lincoln, Preceptor.

1798, March 3. Milton Academy,

1799, Feb. 26. Bridgewater Academy.—John Reed, jun,

1799, March 1. Framingham Academy.—Mr. Weed.

1801, March 3. Nantucket Academy.—^William Niles.

18c 1, Feb. 23. Lincoln Academy at New Cajlle.

1803, Feb. 22. Berkjhire Academy at Lenox.—L. Gleafon.

1803, March ^. Gorham Academy.

1803, March 7. Hamden Acadeviy.

1803, March 8. Blue Hill Academy.—Wm.Frothinghaia. 120 Churches and Mlnifters.

Churches, Minijlers of the Go/pel, and Religious So- cieties, in the feveral Toiuns in Majfachufetts,

Note. Congregrifioiialifis, themoft numerous denomina tion, have no diltiijtllve letter. E. ftands for Epifcopalian P. for Prefbyterian. B. for Ba-ptift. U. for Univerfalift Places with this mark* are not incorporated. Towns M each county are arranged in alphabetical order. SUFFOLK COUNTY. Churches, Minifters, &c. in the Tovm of Bofton. Arranged according to the Time the Churches were founded Firft Church, in Cornhil], William Emerfon. Second, or Old North Church, John Lathrop, d.d. [The ancient Meetmg-Houfc being dc/iroyed, in the yearijy^ the Members of that Society haveJuice united with the Chura in Middie-Stn^et.] Firft Baptift Church, Back-Street, Samuel Stillman, d.d. Old South Church, Marlboro'-Street, Jojeph Eckley, d.d Stone Chapel, E. South School-Street, James Freeman. Church in Brattle-Stre: t. Quaker's Meeting-Houfe, Congrefs-Street. New North Church, North-Street, John ETiot, D.D.

New South Church, Summer-Street, John T.Kirkland, D . D Chrift Church, E. Salem-Street, Samuel HaJkelL Church in Federal-Streer, William E. Charming. Church in Hollis-Stree^, South-End, Samuel Wef^ d.d Trinity Church, E, Summer-Street, Samuel Parker^ d John Sylvejier John Gardner, Affiftant Minifter Well Church, Lynde-Street, Simeon Howard, d.d. _ Second Baptifl Church, Back-Street, Thomas Baldwin* Sandemanians— three Societies. Univerfalift Church, Bennet-Street, fohn Murray. Roman Cath. Church, Franklin-Street, F.A.Matignon,D.D John Chevenis, Affiftant Miniftei Methodift Society, Methodift Alley, North-End. IThe Methodifts have no fettled Minijers, but their Societit are generally Jupplied, according to their rules, by itineran Preachers, who being frequently changed, their Names Of not inferted at the towns where they have Meetings.^ Minifter at Chelfeay Jofeph Tuckerman. .

Churches and Minifters. 121

£:f° Mivijlers wkc officiate at the Public Lcfiure, in Bojlon, en Thurfdays, arrangtd according to theirJtniority Deft. Howard Mr. Porter Mr. Gray Doa. Weft Doa. Morfe Mr. Mc Kean Dccl. Lathrop Mr. Karris Mr. Pierce Do6l. Eliot Mr. Emerfon Mr. Tuckerman D.a. Eckley Doa. Kirkland Mr. Channing. ESSEX COUNTY. Amejburyy Stephen Hull, P Marblekead, James Bov/ers E B Methodifts Andovtr, W.SyinrreSjD.D. Methuen, Hump. C. Perley

Jonathan French Middkton , Solomon Adams B^verh, Mofes Dow Newbury, Samuel Tomb, P ' Eliflia Williams, B Leonard Woods Jofeph Emerfon Elijah Parifh Boxford, Eiizur Ho'.yoke Nerebury- 5 Thomas Gary Peter Eaton port. V J. Avdrezos Bradford, Jonathan Allen Samuel Spring Ebcnezer Dutch Danvers, Berj. Wadrwoith C. W. Milton Jere. Chapiin^ B Daniel Dana, Gloiicejlcr, Eli Forbes John Giles, Daniel Fuller Rowley, HavnUon, M. Cutler, ll.d. Ifaac Bramin Haverhill, H.Su-iith,D.p. B G. T. Williams Ifaac Tompkins Shuba£lLovell,B Ipfzuich, Levi Frifbie Salem, John Prince, ll.d Jofiah V/ebfter WiUiam Bentley

Jofeph Dana, d . d . Saml. Worcefter Lynn, ~Thos. C.Thacher Thos. Barnard, d d Friends Daniel Hopkins Merhodifts Nathl. Filher, E *Lynnfitld, Jofeph Mottey Friends Manche/ler, Abrh. Randall Salifbury, William Balch, Marblehead, Samuel Dana Topsfield, A* Hvmtington Hezekrah May Wenham, MIDDLESEX COUNTY.

J&on, Mofes Adams I Bedford, Samuel Stearns

AMy, Cornelius Waters \ Bilkrica, H.Cumings,D<0, 1I04.] L 122 Churches and MIniilers,

*Boxboro\ Jofeph Willard Medford, D. Ofgood, D. D, Burlington, John Marret Narick, Cambridge, A^-iel Holmes Newton, Jonathan Homer Thaideus Fifl^e Wm . Greenougl: John Folkr Jofeph Granon, £ William Jenks,E Pepperell, John Bullard B Reading, EUab Stone

*Cari;jJ.e, Paul Litchfield Peter Sanborn . Charleftown, J. Morfe,D. D. Eben. Nelfon E B Sherburne, Elijah Browne Chelmsford, John Pickens, B Shirley, Phineas Whitnej Concord^ Ezra Ripley Stoneha^n, John H. Stevens Dracut, Solomoa Aikin Stow, Jonathan Newell Dunfiable, Jofhua Heywood Sudbury, Jacob Bigelcw Eajl-Sudbury, Joel Fofter Tewkfbury, Framingham, D. Kellog Tozanshend, David Palmer Ed. Clarke, B ^T^ngsbord' N. Lawrence Grotoriy Daniel Chaplin Waltham, Jacob Cufhing P Watertown, Richard R.Elioi Holli^on.Timothy Dicklnfon Wejlford, Caleb Blake, Hopkinton, Nathaniel Howe Wejlon, Samuel Kendal' Lexington, Jonas Clark E Lincoln, Charles Stearns Methodifls Littleton, Edmund Fofter Wilmington, F. Reynolds

Maiden y Aaron Green JVoburriy Eben. Nelfon,! Marlboro^ Afa Packard YORK COUNTY. *Alfred, John Turner Lyman, Jonathan Calef E Arunddl, Silas Moody Simon Lock Andr. Sherburne, B Kittery, Vvilliam Briggs Berwick, John Thoniplbn Samuel Chandler Jofeph Billiard Jcfcph Litchfield Wiiiiarrs Hooper B Friends Wm.BatchelderB Lebanon, Ifaac Hafey B Zebadee Delano, E Friends Limerick, Edmund Eaftmer Bethel, Daniel Gould Eben. Kinfman, E Biddeford, Nathl. Webfter Limington, Jena. Atkinfon Brownfield, JobnChadburn,E Buxton, Paul Coffin Newfield, Wen tworth Lord, E Abner Flanders, B Parfonsjield, Benjamin Roll Fryburgh, Wm. Feffenden Samuel Weeks, E Zeb, RichardibnjB Levi Chadburn,^] ,

Churches and Minillers. 123

Lir.cnin Ripley \^eppcrelborc\ E.VVhitcomb \ IVatcyford,

^hilibjlurgh, ^e//j,M.Hemmenv-'ay, r> . D ianjord^ Wo{z^ fwett Nathl. H. Fletcher OtisRcbinfon B Joff.ph Eaton B ^kapltigk, John Brown iloberts B Tozer Lord, B York, Ifaac Lyman B Rofweii Meffenger Waterboro\ Henry Smith Ifaac Bri2:<'S HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

Air.herjl, D. Parfons, d.d. Greenwich, Jofeph Blodget Ichaboct Draper HadUy, Samuel Hopkins Afifidd, Nehemiah Porter Hatfuld, Jof. Lyman, d.d. Eno;s Smith, B HawU\, Jonathan Grout Belchertozvd, Julius Forward Heath, 'jofliuaCroIby Jeremiah Hafrxll, B Jofeph Strong Samuel Bigclow, B '^Holland, Ezra Reeve Bernardjlown, Amafa Cook Leverett, Henr}- Williams Levi Hodge, B Elijah Montague Blandford B Leyden, B Afa Hibberd B Brimfield, Clark Brown Lcnr-Mcadow, R. S. Storrs Buckland, Jofiah bpaulding Ludlow, B Middlejfield, Jonathan Nafh Charlemont, Jofeph Field Ckfjler, Aaron Bafcom Monfon, Jeffe Ives, B Cnejierfidd, jofiah Waters Aia Todd, B Montgomery, Colraine, Samuel i 2ggart,P Montague, Judah Nafli Rutus Freerncin, B B

Edm . Littlefield, B New-Salem, John Smith Conway, John EmxCrfon B Robert Keyes, B Northa'^ptov, S. Williams Cummingto/i, James Briggs Northfidd, Thomas Mafon Deerfie/d, John Taylor Norwidi, S. Wooibiidge ^Eajikampton, P. V/illifton ^'Orange, Methodifts Gill, jabezMunfcU Pahwir, Mofes Baldwin Gcj?imj Samuel Whitman Pclham, Andre V. Oliver? Granb)\ Elijah Grid ley *Plainfield, Mofes Hallock Granville, Time. ivi. Cooley B.owe, Preferved Smith Joci Baker Rujjdl, EbenezerStowB Roger Harrifon Shdbiirne, Theoph. Packard Chnfto. Minor,B David Long, B Greenfield, PvOger Newton Southampton, Vinfon Gould "

124 Churches and Minifters.

5. Brinijie/d, E. Codding, B Wijl-Springjlcld, B South-Hadley, Joel Hayes Mcthcdifts SoutJiwkk, Ifr-.ac Clinton WhaUlx, Rufus Wells Springfield, B. Howard 3 Svnderland, Wilbrakam, Mofes W^airen Ware, Reuben Mofs Step. ShepherdjB Warwick, Samuel Reed Stth Ciai-k, B

Wmddl, Jofeph Kilburn Ezra Whitter , Samuel Kij5g,B Teny ;> Westjield, E Methodids ^ Weji-Hamptcji, Enoch Hale J'Villiamfdurgli,

W.Sl riagjield,] .LtixhroKi, d d J'l 'ortiling /'yw, J on . L . Pomroy Jefie Wightni3n,B PLYMOUTH COUNTY. Ahingtov, Samuel Niies Middleboro', Thomas CraftS Bridgezvater, John Read JDavid Gurney Zedekiah Sanger Ifaac Backus B Samuel Angier B A fa Meech Samuel Nelfon B V.W.Rathbun E Pembroke, Morrill Allen Carver, John Howland George Bar (low John Drew B Plymouth, James Kendall T>uxhorough^ John Al'j'n Ivory Hovey Halifax, Abel Richmond Adoniram Judfon Hanover, John Mellen Plyjnpton, John Briggs Hingkam, Henry Ware Rcchejier, Lemuel Le Barron Nichol. B.Whitney Calvin Chaddock Hidl, Oliver Cobb King/ton, Zephaniah Willis B MarJJijield, William Shaw Scituate, David Barnes, d.d. Elijah Leonard Nehemiah Thomas Barnabas Perkins B W.W. Wheeler E Middkhord' Jofeph Barker Wareham, Noble Everett BRLSTOL COUNTY. Atileborough, John Wilder Dartmouth, Friends B Dighton, William Warren James Reed B Abraham Guftiee B Enoch Goffe "B Berkley, Thomas Andros Eajlon, William Read William Warren Methodifls Dartmouth, Daniel Hicks B Fall-River, ArnpldBhis B Frectczvn, Philip Hathway B e

Churches and MInifters. 125 frtetown^ Job Borden B Rehoboth, John Pitman James Boomer -B Jacob Hicks

FrienciS Preferved Pearfe } Mansfield, Rowland Green Philip Pearfe S New-Bedford, S.Weft, d.d. Ifaiah Wefton Soinerfet, John Lawrence B Stoanzey, Norton, Pitt Clark Philip Slade Raynham, P.Fobes, ll.d. Taunton, John Pipon Rehoboth, Otis Thompfon Sylvefter Round B mjport, BARNSTABLE COUNTY. Barnflable, Joth. Waterman Harwich, Abner Lewis B Oakes Shaw MarJJipee, James Freeman B John Peak B Orleans, Jonathan Bafcom Chatham, Ephrah-n Briggs Provincctown, S. Parker Dennis, Nathan Stovie Mefhodiib Eajiham, PhilanderShaw Sandwich, Jonnth?n Burr Falmouth, Henry Lincoln Friencs &Methodifts Frioids Truro, Jude Daraon Brewjier, John Simpkins Method! fts } Harwich, Na^h. Underwood Welipa, Levi Whitman

Mcrnodifls I Yarmouth, Timothy Alden Gideon Hawley, Miffionary to the Marflipee Indians. DUKES' COUNTY. Chilmark, Jonathan Smith * Gay-Had, Thos. JcIFer). B Edgarton, jofeph I'haxter Ti/lury, Nymphas Hatch

*Gay-Hcad, Z . tio ww00fw e B John Jcffery B Zechariah Mayhew, Mifiioriary at Martha's Vineyard. NANTUCKET COUNTY.

Nantucket, James Gv..rneJ I Frieiids andMethodifts Ifaiah Alden WORCESTER COUNTY. * Berlin, AJhburnham, John Cufhing | Reuben Puffer Mcrhodifts Bolton, I Athol, Jofeph Eafserbrook Boyljlon, Ward Cotton William Nafla Barre, 1 1804.] i - 126 Churches and Minifters.

Brookfieldy Ephraim Ward Nortkbridge, John Cooper B Thomas Snell Oakham, Daniel Tomlinlon Micah Stone Oxford^ Laban Thurber B U Charleton, B Paxton, Methodlfts Pcterjham, Feftus Fofter Dana, Jacob Whipple B ' V Princeton, James Murdock Douglas^ Ifaac Stone lioyaljion, Jofeph Lee B Hezekiah Dudley, Abiel Williams | Rutland, Goodrich Fitchburgh, Shrezufbury, Jofeph Sumner Method! fts Scuthbord' Jeroboam Park«i Gardner, Jonathan Ofgood Spencer, Jofeph Pope Gerry, Ezekiel L. Bafcom Sterling, Reuben Holcomb Grafton, John Miles Sturbridge, Otis Lane B Zen. L.Leonard S Zephaniah Lathe U Edward Turner U Hardwick, Thomas Holt Sutton, Edmund Mil's Ebenezer Burt B Jofeph GofFe Methodifts Samuel Waters B Harvard, Stephen Bemis B Geo. Robinfon B Wm.Batchelder B Ifaiah Parker U Templeton, Eben. Sparhawk Hodden, Jofeph Avery Eliftia Andrews B Hiibbardjlon, David Kendall Upon^ Benjamin Wood Lancajler, Nathl. Thayer Leicejler, Zeph. S. Moore Uxbridge, Samuel Judfon B Ward, Ifaac Bayley Leominjler, Francis Gardner Wefiborongh, J. Robinfon

Lunenburg, Timothy Flint . Wejiern, Stephen Baxter Men don, Wef.minfter, Afaph Rice Milford, David Long Winchendon, Levi Pilfbury New-Braintree, John Fifk Worcejler, Samuel Auftin Northbord' Peter Whitney Aaron Bancroft

Northbridgc, J . Crane, d . d . CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Bridgetozvn, Nathl. Church Falmoutk, Brunfwick, B Caleb Bradley 'hckjield, Nathl. Chafe * B John Waite U B Friends & Methodifts zpe-Elizab. Andrew Gregg Freeport, Alfred Johnfon urham, Jacob Herrick Gcrham. B Churches and Miniflers. 127

Gorha'ny B PejepfcoU Cvv, P Poland^ Jonathan Scott Harpfwell, Samuel Eaton 'Ihos. Barnes U S. Woodward B Methodifts Hartford, Portland^ Saml. Dean, d.d. Htbrmy John Tripp B Elijah Keliogg Me'hodlfts Timo. Kiiliard E *Holmes' Hole, Benj.Titcomb B jay-y Thomas Macomber B Friends Z?'t'^r772(?re,Sylv.Boardman B Raymond, Minot, Rumjord, New-Glou- ElJfhaMofelyP Scarbord Thomas Lancafter I cefier. \ Robert Low B Nathan I'iiton Thos.Barnes U Standijh^ Daniel Marrett North-Yar- ? T. Gilman Siivdner, mouth. \ Ruf. Anderfon Turner, P Norzvay, Windham, Nathaniel Stone

Oihjicidy Thomas Green B i B Thomas Roby ^Saccacrappi Faru, James Hooper B LINCOLN COUNTY. Lifbon, Ichabod Temple B Methodifts Litchfield, Wm. Stinfon B *Be/i/tow?r, JoHrph Bailey B *Madunkook, B Bcetkbay, John Sawyer *Mi/congiis-Ifland, B Mc'iLuoin, Ktw-Cafilc, (a) Kiah Bailey James Porter B Ncu

Cu% '!g, Ephraim Hall Methodifts Drcfdiv, Freeman Pii k Wales, B IVoldol.'ord' Fred. A.RefzL Ifarrev, Luther Baker B Wfcajk, Hez. Packard G'irgitczvv, E. Emerfon Jl'oolwich, /.ea;///oa/'7.',BenjaminCo!e B B

(a) At Damarifcotta-Mills there is a Roman Catholic d.vrch, uhere the Rev. John Cheveriis of Bcpon officiates cLcut j'.-nr months every year. izS Churches and Minifters. BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

Adams ^ Method! (Is Partridgefield, John Leland Alfred, Methodifts Ebenezer Smith B BHket, Richmond, David Periy Bethlehem, Sandisjield, Levi White Chejhire, Peter Werden B E Benj. Baldwin B John Leland B JefleHartwell B Clark/burg, Savoy, B Dalton, Ebenezer Jennings Shejjieldy Ephraim Judfon Egremont, Jeduthun Gray B Methodifts Great-Barrington, ^Southfield, E Stockbridge, S. Weft, d.d. Nichols B B Hancock, Clark Rogers B Tyringham, Jofeph Avery Lancfbord' Daniel Collins Methodifts t Lee, Alvan Hyde Wajhington, W. Ballantine i Methoditls J. Nichols B^ Lenox, Samuel Shepard Methodifts B Weft-Stock- } Oliver Ayers Methodifts bridge. 5 B Loudon, Williamjlczun, Seth Swift *Mt.WaJ}iington, Methodifts Dyer Stark B *New-AJJiJord, Methodifts Methodifts \ New-Marlboro' Jacob Catlin Wind/or, Gordon Dorrance * Nathaniel Turner *Zoar, *

HANCOCK COUNTY. •; *Appleton, Gold/borough, Bangor, Hamden,

*Barretftozvn, A . Fuller B ljleft>orough, Tho3. Eames B ^ Belfaji, *Kontebakook, Blue-Hill, Jonathan Fiflier Lincolnvillc, * Buckjlown, Mighill BloodCaJ Metazoaumkeag y Cajiine, William Mafon Mt. Defert, Benj. Downe S Deer-Ijfle, Northport, tden, Orland, *Eddington, Orphan-IJland, f.lkworth, Orrington, frankjort. Penobfcot, Jonathan Powers

(a) Mr. Blood is fettled over Baptifis and CDngregation* alijis united. Churches and Miniflers. 129

' ^/////c/awjAbm.Cummings B "iectgzvick, Daniel Merrill Trenton^ ^Soudabjkook, WASHINGTON COUNTY. iddifon, Machias, MarfniieM lolumbia,, Mtihodiils *Pinna7naqudm, ^Buck-Harbour^ ^Schoodiek,{d) 'iarrivgtony Steuben, ^Kobbejkock, NORFOLK COUNTY.

^elUnghsm, B ' Needham, Stephen Palmer 3ratnt?eej Ezra Weld Thomos Noyes Brooklyn, John Pierce Methodiftr, Canton, Zech. Howard Quincy, Peter Whitney '^kaffet, Jacob Fhnt Vv'm. Montague Dediiam, Joihua Bates Randolph, Jonathan Strong JabezChickering Joel Briggs B Thomas Thacher Roxbury, Eliphalet Porter E John Bradford Vorchejier, Tbadd.M.Harris Thomas Gray ^Dover^ Benjamin Car>i Sharon, Jonathan Whitaker Foxborough, Stoughton, Edw. Pvichmond Franklin, N. Emmons, d.d. Walf)ole, George Morey Uedjidd, I'homas Prentifs Weymoiith, Jacob Norton B SimeoaVv^ilHams Medway, Luther Wright IVrentham, Elifha Fill;e David Sanford John Cleveland Milton, Jofeph M'Kean V'/illiam Williams B KENNEBECK COUNTY. An/on, Chcftcrville, Jotham Sewall Augujla, Daniel Stone Clinton, Mev>hibofh.Cain B \Btlgradt, Cornville, (bj B \Canaan^ Fairfield,

(a) From, Schoodick Pojl-Offlce, to St. Andrews and the Britijh Provinces, there is a regular communication for paid Utters. (b) Formerly called Bernardfiocjn Lajt Side oj Kennebcck River. 130 Churches, Minillers, &c.

Farming ton, B P;t.tJlown, X Fayette, O. Billings B Sfarks, Eliphalet Smith B Strong, Metho'^ifts *Freetown, Jabez Lewis B Sydney, Afa Wiiber Gardiner, Vajalboro' N e hem. Gould B Greene, B Friends Hallowell, Eliphalet Gillct Vienna, M;;thodifis Harkiiu job Chadwick B Waterville, Leeds, Thomas Trancis V/ayne, Wiillai-n «Goding B Monmouth, Methodifts IVrnjlow, Jofhud Curnman Mount-Vtrnon, B W/'nt/irop, Jona. Beiding New-Siiaron, *Twtnt\-fve Mile Pond Flan- New-Vineyard^ B [taticn. Norridgewock^ ^^ Pews and Rights in Houfes of Public Worfbipare coniideied and deemed in Law to be Real EO.ate, except m the Town of Bojion, where they are to be ccnfidered as Per- fonal Eilate only. CONVENTION Of the Congregational M; nisters in the Commonwealth of Majfachiifetts. THEIR Meeting is held in Bofton, in the afternoon of the

laft Wednefday in May (or day of Elcciion) annually ; and on the following day at noon, after tranfacting the ufual bufinefs of Convention, a fermon is deiivered in public be- fore them, and a colleftion made for the charitable purpofe of relieving the indigent widows of deceafed Clergymen. The Rev. Nathanael Emmons, d.d. of Franklin, is

chofen to deliver the Convention Sermon in May, 1804 ; but, in cafe of failure, the Rev. Zedekiah Sanger, of Bridg- water, is to officiate in his (lead. The Convention is a voluntary Aflbciation, embracing all the Congregational Clergy of the Commonwealth, and veil- ed with no particular authority or control over the Church- es. They have opened a friendly correfpondence with the General Affembly of the Prefbyterian Church, in the Mid- dle and Southern States, and with the reprefentative bodies of the Congregational Minillers in Connefticut, New- Hampfhire, and Vermont, for the purpofes of communi- cating and receiving from them whatever may tend to pro- mote the common intereil of Chriftianity. Convention of Minlflers, 131

A Standing Committee of Convention have been appoint- ed for the purpofe of certifying the good charafter and qual- ific?.tions of Minifters and Candidates who may travel into other States ; and an agreement has been entered Into be- tween the Convention and the other reprefcntative bcelies of Minifters in other States, mutually to communicate the names of their Committees for this purpofe. Every cer- tificate muft be figned by one gentleman at lead of that Committee, from whofe bounds the perfon recommended travels. The Covimittee in Ma ssachusetts confijls of thefollow- ing Gentlemen. —viz. Rev. Rev. ! Jofeph Willard, d.d. ll.d. John Lathrop, D.D. Boflon Prefident of Harvard Uni- Jed. Morfe, d.d. Charkflown verfity, Cavrbridge Ezra Weld, Braintree S'ep.Weft, D. D.StockSndge John Read, Bridgezoater

Seth Swift, Williamjioum Perez Fobes, l l.d . Raynham J. l.2L\hiov>,-D.ii.W.Springf. Saml. Weft, d.d. N.Bedford

Jofeph Lyman, i7<2/^^7

CaLb Alexander, Mendon \ Thos. Barnard, d.d. Salem John Cufhlng, Afhburnharii Samuel Spring, Nezv'ouryport Ezra Ripley, Concord Saml. Deane, d. v>. Portland

Dante! Chaplin, Groton M. Hemmenway , d.d. Wells

E 1 ih ra I rn Vv a rd, Brookfeld John Eliot, n.D. of Boflon, Treafurer. John T. Kirkland, d.d. Scribe of the Convention. The Convention " earneftly recommend to all young gentlemen, who deiign to devote themfelves to the work of the mlniftry, to fpend that portion of time in the ftudy of divinity, which improved and judicious advifers fliall think necclTary to qualify them for public teachers." The Congreg-'tional Minifters throughout the Common- wealth, with fome exceptions, are aiTociated, and have regu- lar and ftated meetings for fellowfhip and mutual improve- ment. The Convention have palfed a vote, requefting the Moderator or Scribe of the feveral Affociations throughout the Commonwealth, to forward to the Scribe of the Con- vention, a correft lift of the members of their refpeSive Af- fociations, with the name of the Scribe of each, and of the

Candidates licenfed by them ; and have direfted that the Scribe of the Convention procure the infertion of the fever- al lifts in the Maffachufetts PvCgifter. 132 Eifhops—Revenue Officers, Sec.

The Convention, follcitous to collefcl and prefervc accu- rate documents for a Hijlory of their Churches, have pafTed a vote^ that each of the Congregational Minifiers inMaffa- chufetts be requeftcd to compile a hiftory of his owii Church, and of thofe in his vicinity which may happen to be vacant, and to make returns to the Scribe of the Coo- vention. It is hoped, this important requeft will not pafs unnoticed, but be produ-ftivs of great good.

y J^pifcopalian Eifhops in America, y -L

Abraham J arvis, Bilhjp m Connefcticut. Nezo-Havm Benjami:\ IMoore, u. d. B'inop in N. York City Nczv-York WiUiam V/h.ite, Biiliop in Pennfylvanin. Philadelphia Thos J. Clagget, Blfhop i- Maryland. Cromn, U. Marlbord James Madilon, Bifliop in Virginia. Rickmona Jacob Mounrain, Bifhop in Canada. Quebec Charles Inglis, Biiliop in Nova-Scotia. Halifax

Roman Catholic Bifliops. John Carroll Baltimon Leonard Neale, his Coadjutor, Georgetown

Revenue Officers in Maffachafetts.

Port of Boston and C h a r l £ s x o v/ x. Benjamin Lincoln, ColkEior. Benjamin Weld, Deputy-Colle6lor. James Lovell, Naval OJicer. Thomas Melvill, Surveyor and Ivfpe6lor^ INSPECTORS AND MEASURERS. Jonas C. Minot Jofhua Thaxter John F. Barber Oliver P. Kolyokc Thomas Edes John Willifton Benjamin Eaton Samuel Prince Beza Lincoln Samuel W. Hunt John Popkin John Norton Samuel J anes WEIGHERS AND GAUGERS. Jofhua Pico Peter Dolliver J Samuel Whcelwrisht |.SctfeWel3« Revenue Officers. 33 INSPECTORS OF OUT-PORTS. Henry Thaxter InfpeBors Hingham., ^ i Martin Lincoln Occafional. Wcymoutkf Levi Bates ditto. C William R. Lee Colkaer. Salem and < Samuel Ward Navai Beverly^ Officer, C Bartholomew Putnam Surveyor. Beverly J Jofiah Batchelder Surveyor. Maj-^lckeofd, Jofeph Wilfon ColkElor. ( Ralph Crofs Colkaor. Newburyport^ < Jonathan Titcomb Naval Officer, C Michael Hoge Surveyor. John Gibaut Colleclor. Gloucefier, ^ ( Zechariah Stevens Surveyorshifpec.

Jofiah Reed, ditto. COLLECTORS. Ipfwkh, Afa Andrews Plyraouth, Henry Warren Barnjlabhy Jofeph Otis Nantucket^ Stephen HuflVy EdgartoTiy John Peafe Nczv-Bedford, £d^\•ard Pope Dightoriy Hodijah Baylies York, Jofeph Tucker Kcnnebunk, Jonas Clark Biddeford and Jeremiah HiJl Pepperelbord' Pcrtlandy Ifaac Ilfley, jun. Bath, William Webb Wifcajfd, Francis Cook Waldcboroughy Jofeph Farley Pcnobfcot, Jofiah Hook Machias, Stephen Smith FrevchmarCs Bay, M. Jordan Pajjamaquoddy, Lewis F. Delifdernicr Difir. oj Mijifppi, Hore Browfe I'rift.

i8e4-] M MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Carefully revifed by the Adjutant-General.]

GENERAL STJFF OFFICERS.

Captain- General and Commander in Chief. His Excellency CALEB STRONG.

Adjutant-General. Brigadier-General William Donnlfon of Bofton.

[Office is kept at No. 18, Winter-Street.]

^arter-MaJler General. Amafa Davis, of Bofton. [Office No. 129, Orange Street.] DIVISIONART STAFF OFFICERS. Counties or Suffolk and Norfolk. FIPvST DIVISION. Major-General. Slrnon Eliiot, of Bofton4 Aid'de-Camp. Major John T. Sargent.

SECOND DIVISION. County of Effex.

Major -General. Gideon Fofter, of Danvers. Aid-de- Camps. Major Gideon Tucker and jofeph Stephens, 3d. Deputy Adjutant-General.

Colonel J ohn Tracy, of Newbury-Port. Deputy Quarter- Mafler General. Jofnua Carter, of Newbury-Port. ,

Bivifionary Staff-Officers. 135 THIRD DIVISION. County of Middlefex. Major-General, William Hull, of Newton.

Aid-de-Camps . Charles Hunt and William B. Sullivan. Deputy garter-Majler General, Samuel Swan, of Charleftown.

FOURTH DIVISION. County of Hampfliire. Major-General. Ebenezer Ivlattcon, of Amherft. Aid- de-Camps. Majors Eleazer Porter and Samuel Gamwell. Deputy Adjutant-GeneraL Colonel Jofeph Williams, of Springfield.

FIFTH DIVISION. Counties of Plymouth, Briftol, Bamftable, Dukes County, and Nantucket. Major-General. Nathaniel Goodwin, of Plymouth. Atd'de- Camps Majors James Sprout and Nathan Hayward.

SIXTH DIVISION. Counties of York and Cumberland. Major-General. Ichabod Goodwin, of Berwick. Aid-de-Camps. Majors Dudley Hubbard, and Ichabod Goodwin, jii«. Deputy Adjutant- General. Colonel James ocammon, of Pcpperelborough. 136 Divifionary Staff-OfEcers. SEVENTH DIVISION. County of Woicefter. Major-General, John Cutler, of Brookfield. Aid'de-Camps. Majors Liberty Bannifter and Thomas Upham.

Deputy Adjutant-General, Colonel Seth Bannifter, of Erookfield.

Deputy ^arter-MaJler General, Ephraim Mower, of Worcefter.

EIGHTH DIVISION. Counties of Lincoln and Kennebeck. Major-General, Henry Sewall, of Augufta. ylld-de-Camps, Majors Barzillai Gannett an;i John Odin Page.

NINTH DIVISION, County of Berkfhire. Major-General, Tompfon J. Skinner, of Williamftown. Aid-de- Camps, Majors Ezekiel Bacon and Tompfon J. Skinner, jun. Deputy Adjutant-General,

Colonel Simon Lamed, of Pittsfield.

TENTH DIVISION. Counties of Hancock and Wafhington. Major-General, Alexander Campbell, of Steuben. Aid'de-Camp, Major James Campbell. Brigade StafF-Officers. 137 BRIGADE STAFF OFFICERS,

Counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. FIRST DIVISION. LEGIONARY BRIGADE. John Winflow, Brigadier-General. George Blanchard, Brigade-Major,

Fir/l Brigade, Stephen Badlam, Brigadier-General. Samuel M. Thayer, Brigade-Major. Second Brigade, Elijah Crane, Brigadier-General. Timothy Whiting, Brigade-Major.

SECOND DIVISION. County of Effex.

Firji Brigade. Ellas H. Derby, Brigadier-General. Sylvefter Ofborne, Brigade-Major.

Second Brigade, James Bricket, Brigadier-General. James Ayer, Brigade-Major.

THIRD DIVISION. County of Middlefex.

FirJi Brigade,

, Brigadier-General. Jeremiah Clap, Brigade-Major. Second Brigade, Jofeph B. Varnum, Brigadier-General, Sarapfon Woods, Brigade-Major.

1804.] M 2 I3« Brigade Staff-Officers. FOURTH DIVISION. County of Hampfhlre.

F'lrji Brigade, Zebina Montague, Bngadler-Gencral. ^raftus Smith, Brigade-Major. Second Brigade. William Lyman, Brigadier-General. John Taylor, jun. Brigade-Major.

FIFTH DIVISION. Counties of Plymouth, &:c.

Firjl Brigade. Ifrael Fearin*^, Brigadier-General. William Jackfon, Brigade-Major. Second Brigade, Perqamin Bates, Brigadier-General. William Sever, Brigade-Major. Third Brigade. Ebenezer Lothrop, Brigadier-General. Jofeph Blifh, jun. Brigade-Major.

SIXTH DIVISION. Counties of York and Cumberland.

Firjl Brigade. Andrew P. Fernald, Brigndier-General. William Jclferds, Brigade-Major. Second Brigade. Nathaniel C. Allen, Brigadier-General.

, Brigade-Major.

SEVENTH DIVISION. County of Worcefter.

Firji Brigade. Jonathan Davis, Brigadier-General. William P. Rider, Biigade-Major. Brigade Staff-Officers. 139

Second Brigade. James Humphrey, Brigridier-General. Jacob Filhcr, JBngade-Major.

EIGHTH DIVISION. Counties of Lincoln and Kennebcck.

Flrji Brigade, Ahlel Wood, Brigadier-General. Seth Tinkbam, Brigade-Major.

Second Brigade, John Chandler, Brigadier-General. Samuel Howard, Brigade-Major.

NINTH DIVISION.

County of Berkfliire.

Firji Brigade,

Thomas Ives, Brigadier-General. Stephen Dewey, Brigade-Major.

Second Brigade, Samuel Sloan, Brigadier-General. William Towner, Brigade-Major.

TENTH DIVISION. Counties of Hancock and Wafhington.

Fir^ Brigades John Crofby, Brigadier-General. Robert Wheeler, Brigade Major.

Second Brigade, John Cooper, Brigadier-General. Jofiah Harris, Brigade-Major. 140 Field-Officers of Infantry, FIELD OFFICERS, Counties oF Suffolk and Norfolk. FIRST DIVISION. LEGIONARY BRIGADE. INFANTRY. Robert Gardner, Lieutenant-Colonel. George Bais, Adjutant. Richard Auftin, Quarter-Mafter. Samuel Kunt, Surgeon. Stephen Thayer, Surgeon's MatCf

Firjl Sublegion. Benjamin Harris, Major.

Second Sublegion, Afa Hatch Major.

Third Subleglon, Amafa Stetfon, Major.

SUSLEGION OF ARTILLERY. John Bray, Major. A^braham Edwards, Adjutant. EWlia Wild, Quarter-Mafter.

LEGIONARY CAVALRY—One Company. Henr}- Purkett, Captain.

SUBLEGION OF LIGHT-INFANTRY—4 companies,

, Major.

Fuji Brigade. ifl < Ifaac S. Gardner, Lieutenant-Colonel. Keg. ( William Boffon and Edv/ard Robinfon, MaJQis, sd. John Barker, Lieutenant-Colonel. J Reg. ( Jonathan Bates and John Whife, Majors.

3d. \ Ecnjamin Hayden, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. i Banidbas Clark and Jofeph Bent, Majors. Field-OfEcers of Infantry. 141

Second Brigade. ifl; 5 J'^''"^^^^^'^"^ Lieuienam-Colonel. Reg. I Ebenezer Mc Intolli and Perez Allen, Majors, id S Nath;m Gill, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Thorr.as Curtis and !:!arnuel Littlclield, Jvlajors, 3d \ Ames Turner, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. \ jicriah Braftow and George HaweS, Majors.

SECOND DIVISION. * County of ElTex.

F'trji Brigade, ift S Beniamin Pickman, jun. Lieutenant-Colonel.

R^g. I Wiliian:! Prefcott and Edward S. Lang, Majors, ad { John Tucker, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. ( Jonathan Kimball and James Tappan, Majors. 3d S Tames Burnham, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Keg. I David Colby and William Wier, Majors. 4th 5 William Mansfield, Lieutenant-Colonel. Keg. I Ezra Hitchins and Daniel R. Witt, Majors-. 5th 5 Jethro Putnam, Lieutenant. Colonel, Reg. I Solomon Wilkins and Ebenezer Goodale, Majors. Second Brigade. ift < , Lieucenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Benjamin Stlckney and Jofiah Hills, Majors. 2d 5 Thomas Wade, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. i Jofcph Dorman and Thomas Gage, Majors. 3d 5 N^athanlel Lovejoy, Lieutenant-Coloriel. Reg. \ Thomas Savory and James Kimball, Majors. 4rh 5 Jonathan Smith, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. I Ifaac Whittier and Benjamin Young, Majors.

5th \ , Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Zabulon In^erfol and Richard Kimball, Majors. 6th ^ John Greenieaf, Lieutenact-Colonel.

^eg- c John Peabody and John Park, Majors.

THIRD DIVISION. County of Middiefex. Flrjl Brigade. ift ^ Ebenezer Cheney, Lieuteuant-Colcnel.

Reg. i Jonas Wyeth and William Bond, Majors. ^42 Field-Officers of Infantry.

2d ^ Amos Bo^rdriian, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg-. ( John j aquith, jr. and Abijdh 1 hompfon, Majors. Sd S John LdwL'i-ds, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg- < jonn Buttrick and James Barret, Majors. 4th ^ Afa Eanats, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( William Wood and John Mellen, Majors. Second Brigade. ift S Thomas Hapgood, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Mofe". V/h^tcomb and Daniel Maynard, Majors. 2d ^ Jonathan Bancroft, Lieutenant-CoJonel.

Reg. i Thom?s Lawrence, and Timothy Biglow, Majors, 3d < William Hiidreth, Lieufenant-Colonel.

Reg. I John Parker and Jofeph Fletcher, Majors.

POURTH DIVISION. County of Hampfhire.

Fir/i Brigade,

ift 5 Daniel Lamb, jun. Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. C Auguftus SiiTon and Alexander Field, Majors. 2d S Jacob Noble, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. I David Morley and Rcger Cooley, Majors, gd \ Elijah Dickinfon, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Thom.as Powers and Mofes Haftings, Majors. 4th 5 '^^^^ ?arfor3, Lieutenant-Colonel Reg.C.?Si.T( Simon E. Holland and William Thompfon,Majors 5th 5 Alexander Seilions, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Aai-on Morgan and David Young, Majors. Second Brigade,

ift 5 Lemuel Dickinfon, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. ( Eraftns Lyman and Ifaac Maltby, Majors. ed S Da'^icl Wells, Lieutenant-Colcnel. Reg. ( MoI>:3 Balcomb and Stephen Webfter, Majors. 3d 5 MeJad Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. I Ezekiel Keliog and Jacob Putnam, Majors.

4th S L?hbeus Bates, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. ( Jof ph Mar>li and Jonathan Woodbridge, Majors. 5th ^ Abel Wilder, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg, I Lamrock Flower, Major. Field-Officers of Infantry. 143 FIFTH DIVISION. County or Plymouth.

Firjl Brigade, ift ^ John Thomas, Lieuteuaiit-Colonel. Reg. \ Zoccheus Bartlett and George Ruffeli, Majors. 2d ^ Chirler Turner, Jan. Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ John Jarncs and VViiliam Vinal, jun. Majors. 3d \ Sylvanus Lazell, Lieutenanr-Colonel. Reg. \ Caleb Koward and James Barrell, Majors. 4th \ Abiel Wafliburn, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Peter Hoar and Rowland Luce, Majors. Second Brigade. ifl: ^ Chriflopher Blandlng, Lieutenant-ColoncL Reg. ( Abiah Blifs and Jonathan Barney, Majors.

2d S Robert Eaile, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg' C John Spooner, Major. 3d 5 Jo^ Winflow, Lieutenant. Colonel. Reg. I Thomas Lincoln and John Gilmore, jun. Majors. 4th \ John Williams, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Ebenezer Bacon and Zabulon White, Majors. Third Brigade, ift 5 Thomas Thatcher, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ David Nye and Kalah Hall, Majors.

2d S Jonathan Snow, Lieutenant. Colonel. Reg. ( John Sparrow and John Witherell, Majors.

SIXTH DIVISION. County of York. FlrJl Brigade, Ifaias Preble, Colonel.

ifl; ^ John Nowell, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. ( Jonathan Hill, Major. 2d S John Lord, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. i Samuel Leighton, and Ichabod Butler, Majors. 3d S Ifaac Lane, Lieutenant-Colonel. ^tg. c Stephen Bryant, Major. 4th 5 William Froft, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. i Benjamin Peirce and Samuel ClufF, Majors. 5th \ Jofeph Parlbns, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. i Paul Burnham and Joliah Fowle, Majors. 144 Field 'OfEcei-s of Infantry.

6th S John Mitchell, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Diivid Hatch a)id John Taylor, Majors. y&i S A'nos Haftings, Lieutenant-Coionel. Keg. ( William RuHeil and John Stickney, Majors.

Sscond Brigade. County of Cumberland. ift 5 J^n^fs Merrill, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. c Ifaac Gage and Jofiah HoLbs, Majors. ed S > Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Charles Thomas and John Lawrence, Majors. 3d \ Nathaniel Froll, Lieutenant-Colonel'.*' Reg. ( Jofiah Libby and Jonathan Moulton, Majors. 4th 5 Ldward Andeifon, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. ( ledidiah Cobb and Jonathan Nafli, Majors, ^th ^ Levi Hubbard, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( David Learned and William Livermore, -Major*

SEVENTH DIVISION. County of Worcefler. Fir/i Brigade, ift S Tohn Davis, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. } John Biigham and Ifaac Lamb, Mnjors.. 2d \ Samuel Nelfon, Lieutenant-Colonel.

Reg. c Benjamin Godfrey and John Farnhara, Majors* pd 5 Samuel B. Rice, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg, } OHver Crofby and Seth Hinkiey, Majors. 4th \ John Chrimberlain, Lieutenant-Colone). Keg. ( Ebenezc) S one and Samuel Healey, Majors. ^5'h 5 Calrb Burbank, Lieutenant-ColoDci.

Reg. ( Jofiah Wheelock and Paul Vv'hiting, Majors. Second Brigade. ift 5 Silas Holman, Licutenani-Coloncl. Reg. ( James \^''ildcr and Stephen P. Gardner, Majors. £d' < Jonas Ball, jun, Lieutenant-Colonei. ?•

t Recr, ( V/'illiam Eager and Barnam Blake, Majors. , f^d 5 Samuel Lee, Lieutenant-Colonei.

Reg. I Abiel Parmcnter and EJiphalet Stone, Majors. 4th ( Luke Joflyn, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. ( Benjamin Marfhall aad Edmund Cyfhing, Majors, rth ( Jacot) B. Woodbmy, Lieutenant-Colonel. Fairbank ai-xl Ab»I Keiidallj Majors. Reg. i John j Field-OfScers of Infantry. 145

I EIGHTH DIVISION. Counties of Lincoln and Kennebeck,

Firjl Brigade,

ift < Denny M'Cobb, Leutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ James Rogers and Edward H. Page, Majors. 2d 5 David Payfon, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ David Payfon, jun. and Abiel Wood, jun. Majors. 3d \ George Barftow, Lieutenant-Colonel. Rpg. \ Daniel V/aters and Ciiarles Razor, Majors. 4th 5 '^aniuel Thacher, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Benjamin Bracket and Otis Robins, Majors, ^th \ James Rogers, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Alexander Rogers and Noah Jordan, Majors.

Second Brigade.

ift 5 Thomas Fillebrovk^n, Lieutenant-'ColGncI. Reg. \ Seth Gay and Samuel Carr, Majors. i;d 5 William Kendall, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ Elnathan Sherwin and Nehemiah A. Parker, Majors, 3d \ Joel Thompfon, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ James Harvey and William Sprague, Majors. 4th \ James Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. \ John Moor and Eli Wefton, Majors. 5th \ Silas Gould, Lieutenant-Colonel. Rfg- \ Jonathan Ruft and Samuel Prefcott, Majors..

NINTH DIVISION. County of Berkfhirc.

Firjl Brigade*

1ft 5 David Tracy, Lieutenant-Colonel. • Reg.Reg- \rJo^"" Afhley, 3d. ^nd Minor Owen,~ Majors. 2d CBilley Meflinger, Lieutenant-Colonel.

i^eg- <. Jofeph Whiton and Hezekiah Herrick, Major*, 3d S Elias Lee, Lieutenant-Colonel. ^eg. X John Hide and Daniel Fowler, Majors. Second Brigade,

ift ^ Marfliall Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel, Reg. i Afa Clothier and Lyman Hubbe!, Majort. 1804.] N 146 Field-OfHcers of Infantry, &c. ed 5 Mofes Bixby, Lieutcnant-Coionel. V/eller, jun. and Abfalom Ford, Majors. K^g. l Daniel , 3d Amos Holbrook, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. Peter "Warden, jun. and (Gilbert Wadkins, Majors.

TENTH DIVISION. Counties of Hancock and Wafliit^gton. Fi)^ Brigade, id Jeremiah Wardwell, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. David Carlton and Pelatiah Leach, Majors. sd Thomas Knowlton, Lieutenant-Colonel. Reg. Robert Treat zni Thomas Braftow, Majors. John Blake, Lieutenant-Colonel. i^ Nathaii Hopkins and Andrew Tyler, Majors. Second Brigade, Jeremiah O'Brien, Lieutenant-Colonel. Rej Jofeph Wallis aiid John Brewer, Majors.

2d" , Melatiah Jordan, Lieutenant-Colonel.

' Jefle Dutton and Amos Ames, Majors.

Officicers commanding Corps of Cavalry FIRST DIVISION. Captain Daniel Carlton Legionary Brigade^ 1 Troop. Captain Jonathan Lambert Captain Henry Purket Captain Afa Town Captain Jofeph Goodrich

l^rjl Brigade, 1 Rquadron. \^^Y^r N^afhaniel Wales THIRD DIVISION. Crptain Aaron Dwis Firji Bn'i^ade, 1 BattrdioTt. Captuin Nathaniel Tucker Lieut. Col. Jona. Coolidge Captain Samuel Bailey Major Calvin Sanger Captarn David Stearns

Second Brigade, 1 Squadron. Captain JoiLih Learned M ijov Nathan Jones Captain Diniel Gregorv Captain Captain Bill Ruffell Captain Wliruim C^pen Captain James Farrar Captain Jerp ^va\\ Baker Second Brigade^ 3 Troop^t SECOND DIVISION. Captain Roh'^rt Burr Second Brigade, 1 Sqv-adrotu Captain John Batterfiel* Mcjor Captai» Officers of Cavalry. 147

FOURTH DIVISION. Major Jeremiah Kirgfbury Firjl Brigade, 1 Rattaliov. Captain Sanuicl Rcod Lieut. Col. Samuel Porter Captain Davici Traflc Major Ruflfell Atwater Captain Mofcs Healcy Captain Reuben Patrick Captain Ebenezer Tidd Captain Gideon Colioa Captain Ifrael Putnam Captain Mofes Porrer Captain Abner Peaf^ St-cond Brigade, l Battalion. Lieut. Col. John Crawford Second Brigade, \ Battalim. Major Afa Whitcomh Lieut. Coi. Afa Steubins Captain Joel Br^'ant Major Phineas Fr;dry Captain Afhbel Smith Captain Dennis Ivlcdch Captain Stephen HaOirigs Captain Cotton Partridge Captain Daniel Putn?.ni Captain Ala Stvjhbias Captain John Kendall Captain Jabez Nev/ell Captain John Putnam EIGHTH DIVISION. 1 Squadron. FIFTH DIVISION. FirJ}. Brigade, Major Silas Lee Firjl Brigade^ 1 Squadron. Captain William Gregory Major William Bourne Captain Captain Gideon Howard Captain Thomas Bennett Second Brigade, 1 Squadron. Major Peter Grant Second Brigade, 1 Squadron. Major Daniel Gilbert Captain John Herrick Captain Lewis Wheaton Captain Afher Spaulding Captain Alexander Fofter Captain Samuel Ehvelt Captain Thomas Andrews NINTH DIVISION. SIXTH DIVISION. FirJl Brigade, 1 Sauadrm. Fir^ Brigade, 1 Squadron. Major Jofiah Dwight Major Alexander Rice Captain Silas Dewey Captain John Low Captain Henry Brown jCaptain George Froft Captain Daniel Sears

Second Brigade, 1 Squadron. Second Brigade, 1 S(juadr

SEVENTH DIVISION. TENTH DIVISION. Firji Brigade, 1 Battalion, Firjl Brigade, J Troop. Lieut. Col. JofiahTaft Captain James Thomas. I4S Officers of Artillery.

Officers commanding Corps of Artillery. FIRST DIVISION. FOURTH DIVISION. Legionary Brigade^ 1 Battal. Fir/i Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major John Bray- Major Jacob Blifs Captain Oliver Johonnot Captain John Ingerfol Captain John Smith Captain Mofes Burt Captain Jafon Walker Firjl Brigade, I Battalion. Major James Robin fon Second Brigade, l Baftaliorif Captain JefTe Daggett Major Solomon Smead Captain Samuel B. Lyon Captain Nehemiah May Captain Nathaniel Shaw Captain Solomon Scverence Captain James Fales Second Brigade, i Battalion. Captain William Edwards Major Abner Morfe Captain David Hartftiom fifth"division. Captain Increafe Hewins Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion* Major Jofeph Thomas SECOND DIVISION. Captain Noah Ford Firji Brigade, i Battalion. Captain Benjamin Whitman Major Amos Hovey Captain George Drew Captain Afa Brooks Captain Clark Wilfon Second Brigade, 1 Battalion^ Captain Daniel Hayes Major Brian Hall Captain William Henfhaw Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Captain Samuel Hunt Major Benjamin Somerby Captain Ephraim Morrill SIXTH~DIVISION. Captain Tn-^mas Burrill Firjl Brigade^ l Battalion, Major THIRD DIVISION. Captain Jeremiah Clark /»/ Brigade, 1 Battalion, Captain Abner Sawyer Majpr Adam Brown Captain John Carter Second Brigadry i Battalion* Captain Nathan Smith Major Lemuel Weeks Captain Elifha Livermore Captain Thomas Mears Captain John Nurfe Captain Nath-.niel Moody

Second B'' to; ade, 1 Battalion. SEVENTH DIVISION^ Major Thomas Gardner Firj} Brigade, » Battalion. Healey Captain J ohn Kidder Major Jedidiah Captain James Lewis Captain Pearley HuRt Officers of Artillery, Sec. W Captain Gerfhora Humphrey NINTH DIVISION. Captain Peter Slater Firjl Brigade, i Battalion, Major John Kellog Second Brigade, i Battalion. Captain Ifaiah Byington Major John Richardfon Captain Dudley Woodwortk Captain Nathaniel Jones Captain James Carter Second Brigade, i Battalion, CaptaiiT Benjamin Houghton Major Butler Goodrich Captain Elijah Enfign Capt. Melanfton W. Wells EIGHTH DIVISION.

I Firjl BrigadeJ l Battalion. TENTH DIVISION. Major Jofhua Shaw Firfc Brigade, i Battalion', Captain ChriftopherCufhing Major Tnomas Stevens Captain Captain Thomas Stevens Captain Jonathan Wilfon Second Brigade, i Battalion Captain Henry Dillingham Major Captain Abijah Smith Second Brigade, i Company, Captain Moles Palmer Captain Samuel Smith

Officers of the Legionary Brigade^ in Bojion, John Winflov;, Brigadier-General. George Blanchard, Brigade-Major. Richard Auftin, Brigade Quarte'r-Mafler.

Infantry, Robert Gardner, Lieutenant-Colonel. George Bals, Adjutant. Samuel Hunt, Surgeon. Stephen Thayer, Surgeon's Mate.

Fhjl Suhkgion of Infantry, Benjamin Harris, Major.

Capt. Samuel Stetfon—Lieut. John J. Valentine—En- fign Abel Crocker. Capt. Peter Ofgood—Lieut. Turner Crocker—Enfign Jofeph W. Homer. Capt. Ifaac Cufhing—Lieut. John A. Parkman—Enfign Benjamin Hurd. Capt. Jacob Stearns— Lieut. Thomas Dean—Enfig« Charles P. Sumner. 1804.] Nb 15© Boflon Legionary Brigade Officers.

Second Sublegion of Infantry. Afa Hatch, Majcr. Capt^ Charles Clement—Lieut. Charles Curtis—Enfigui John B. Marflon. Capt. Penuel B. Rogers—Lieut. Jabez Ellis—Enfign Capt. Charles Davis— Lieut. Nathan Bacon—Enfign Capt. Hugh R. Kendall—Lieut. John Franks—Enfign

Third Sublegion of Infantry, Amafa Stetfon, Major. Capt. Thomas Badger—Lieut. Enos Blake—Enfign David Stanv/ood. Capt. Ebene^er Thayer—Lieut. Daniel Badger—Enfign Reuben Sanborn. Capt. Jofeph Stoddard—Lieut. Barzilla Hudfon—En^ fign Eben. Knowlton. Capt. Daniel Pratt, jun.—Lieut. David Provence—Enr»

Sublegion of Light Infantry,

, Major.

Capt. Lieut. Thomas Howe I Enfign I

John Brazer | Lieut. Edmund Quincy | Samuel Jenk? Capt. Daniel SargentT—Lieut. Francis J. Oliver—Enr {Jgn John Heard. Capt. Daniel Meflinger—Lieut. John Cotton—Enfign George Whteler. Capt. Jofeph Loring, jun.—Lieut. Ezra Davis—Enfigs William Munroe.

Sublegion of Artillery, John Bray, Major. Abraham Edwards, Adjutant. Elifha Wild, Quarter-Ma (ler. Capt. Oliver Johonnot—Lieut. David Cobb—Lieut, Nicholas Peirce.

• Capt. John Smith-^Lieut. Hczekiah Hudfon— Lieut, Caleb Lcring, jun. »

Legionary Brigade Officers—Cadets, &e. 151

Troop of Caiyalry, Capt. Lieut. AbclWheelock Cornet. I I

Henry Purkett j Lieut. Eber Lawrence j John Roulftons

Qompany of Independent Cadets. Lieutenant-Colonel Arnold Welles, Captain. Major Jofeph Peir.ce, jun. Lieutenant. Major Thomas Brewer, Enfign. Captain George Watfon, Adjutant. John C. Warren, Surgeon.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company

Lemuel Gardner, Captain. Edmund Bowman, Lieutenant, Benjamin Coates, Enfign. John Window, Efq. Ireafurer. Thomas Clark, Clerk.

TOWN-OFFICERS in BOSTON,

Sele^fnen. (a)

Charles Bulfinch I John Tilcftone John May-

David Tilden j Ebenezer Oliver Francis Wright

William Porter | Jona. Hunnewell Jona. Chapman

Tcion-Ckrk^ William Cooper.

Tonun-Treafurer and ColleBor of Taxes,

Benjamin Sumner.— Office No. 4, Long-Wharf.

(a) The Seleflmen meet at their Chamber, at the eaft end of Faneuil-Hall, every Wcdncfday ajtcrnoon, for tranf- aftlrg the prudential alFairs of the I'own ; —and on the iajl Monday in each month, for the purpole of cxaminir^ ?nd allowing accounts againfl the town.

Matthew Nazro is the Attendant on the Sele6lnaen, 152 Town-Officers in Boftom.

Overfeers of the Poor.

Edward Proaor 1 Henry Hill William Smith Wm. Phillips, jr. Rediord Webfter Oliver Brewfte*

Samuel Snelling | Benj. Goddard Thomas Perkins

Majier of the AUns-Houfe.^ Pkyftcian and Surgeon, Capt. Conftant Freeman. Doftor James Jackfon,

Firewards*

Thomas Melvill Jonathan Hunuewell Henry Jackfon Samuel Parkman Jofeph May Robt. Gardner AViUiam ScoUay William Brou'n Danl. Meffingjer John May Jofeph Head Thos. H. Perwns Samuel Bradford Jofeph Howard Benjamin Joy John Winflow Andr. Cunningham John Bray Stephen Codraan Simon Elliot Ruf. G. Amory Thomas Dennie Amafa Davis

School' Committee.

The Seleftmen, together with the Hon. Thomas Dawes David Greene, Efq. Ddft. Thomas Welch John T. Kirkland, d. D

Doft. Aaron Dexter Jofeph Eckley, d . d . William Smith, Efq. Jofiah Quincy, Efq. Arnold Welles, Efq. Rev, William Etnerfoa Edward Gray, Efq. John Phillips, Efq.

Inftrv5ors in the Public Schools, Samuel Hunt Latin Grammar-Majler—Centre School. John Tileftone Writing-Majler—North School. Ezekiel Little Evglijh Grammar-Majler North. School. Jonathan Snelling Writing-Majler—Ccnxxt School.

John Halkell EngliJJi Gram-Majer-—Centre School. RufusWebb Wrzting-Majler—South School. V ^h Bullard Engli/h Grammar-Majler—Soa^ Schoo!. Town-Officers In Bollon. «53

Board of Health, Ifaiah Doane, Prefident. | Robert Gardner Secretar}', VardNo. ijOzias Goodwin No. Thomas Danforth | 7, 2, Robert Gardner 5, David Bradlee 3, William Dodd 9, Benjamin Ruflcll 4, Jonathan Wild 10, John Holland

,5, Samuel Sturgis 11, John C. Howard 6, Ifaiah Doane 12, Thomas Williams Do6lor Thomas Welch, Vifiting Phylician of the Port. WIllia;r. Phillips, MeiTenger to the Board. Office No. 78, State-Street, corner of Wilfon's Lane.

Superintendent of Police, Charles Bulfinch, Erq. —Office in Selectmen's Chamber.

/Ijfeffort of Taxes— Permanent, Jefiali Snelling, Samuel Dunn, and John Boyle.

Jiuditors of Accounts of the Town-Treafurer, SeleS* men, Overfeers of the Poor, and Board of Health, Hon. Thomas Dawes, Jofeph Ruifell and Sa;nuel Brown.

Aii^'wneers, Samuel Clap Robert Gardner Thos.Fiiher&Co. T. K. Jones & Co Thomas Clark Benjamin Tucker J. & D.M.Eaton Lewis Hayt Nathaniel P. Hewes Samuel Bradford Jofeph Ripley John Perkins Shaw, Barker &Co Cornel .Coolidge William Leverett Samuel Blagge JohnW.Quincy Benjamin Sweetfer Caleb Hayward John Jutau Patrick Gormor.d

Affay-Maftir.; John Welles and William C. Hunneman.

Clerk and InfpeBor of the Market.—William Gooch.

Conflahles, Amos Lewis Elifha Copeland Cornelius Fuller Samuel White Henry Lane Levi Joy Thomas Stevenfon Solomon Twift Jirsh Holbrcok Mofes Th'^'ycr —

J54- Town-Officers in Bofton.

Cullers of Staves and Hoops,

Henry Purkett | James Eunfon Lemuel Gardner } Thomas Barber

Cullers of Dry Fijh. Roger Bartlett and Jonathan Cufhing.

Fence- Vieiuers,

Benjamin White I Daniel Ingerfoll

Moles Eayres | William Darricot

Hay'Wards and Hog'Reeves^ Barney Connor and William Wheeler.

Hay-Weigker. Weigher Onions. j of

George Trott. } Wilham Hitchbom.

Informer qf Deer.—Abraham Adams. InfpeBor of Stone-Lime.-^Edwdtxd Rumney.

Meafurers of Wood and Bark ai the Wharvet, Jofeph Gleafon—North End of the Town. Daniel Ingerfoll, jun.—Centre End of the Tovm. William Andrews—South End of the Town.

Meafurers of Wood coming by Land* Ifrael Mead—South End of the Town. Jirah Hoi brook—North End of the Town. Stephen Hall and Solomon Twift—^Weft-Bofton Bridge.

Municipal Court for the Town. Eftablifhed by a Law paffed the 4th of March, 1800. Hon. Thomas Dawes, jun. Judge.—(Salar}-^ 500 dolls.) John Phillips, Efq. Advocate.—(Salary 200 dolls.) John Heard, Efq.—C/er>^.

(J:^" The Municipal Court is holden at Bofton on the ift Monday in each month, March and Sept. excepted.

Surveyors of Highways.—The Seleftmen. Town-Officers, &c. m Bofton. 155

Surveyors of Boards and Shingles. ofeph Bentley John Cogfwell ames Blake William Darricot vVilliam Clouflon Benjamin Page Thomas Stetfon William Ellifon ohn Butterfield Daniel IngerfoU iJenjamin White Samuel Treat

Surveyors of Flaxfeed.

Samuel Blagge j Arthur Langford Robert Wyer, jr. Jofeph Hammatt |

Surveyors of Hemp* JefFry RIchardfon and Samuel Emmons.

Surveyor of Wheat*—Edward Tuckerman.

Sealers of Weights and Meafures.

Richard Auftin, for town & State | Timo. Green, for tow».

Sealers of Leather. Thomas Bradley and Matthew Loring. Toivn'Crter, Samuel Adams—Houfe No. 62, Prince-Street.

Sextons. fofeph Edmonds—houfe head of Pro£lor*s Lane. Robert Newman—houfe nearly oppofitethe N. Church. Ede Vmnevar—houfe Wheeler's Point. I'ames Rogers—houfe near the New-North Meetlng-Houfc. Allen Lauchlin—houfe Purchafe Street. Heniy Lane—houfe Brattle Street. John G. GroiTman—houfe in Pond Street (or Rowe's lane.) Zeaily Skidmore—houfe Elliot Street. David Darling—houfe oppofite Dr. Lathrop's M. houfe, fames Baker^^hoafe Hawkins Street.'

Wardens for the Port of Bofion and Charlejloijuno Nathaniel B. Lyde and Thoinas Powers. r

156' Phyficians—^DentiRs, Sec.

Phyfic'ians and Surgeons pra^'tftng in Bofon* James Lloyd, m. d.—Near Concert-Hall- Samuel Dantbrth, m. d.—Oppoiite Concert-Hall, Ifaac Rar.d, m. d.—Atkinfon-Street. John JeiFries, m. Dt— Franklin-Street. Charles Jarvis, A. M.—No. 49, Newbarj'-Street. Lemuel Hnyward, a. m.—No. 85, Newbary-Street.

Thomas Kalt, a 4 M.—No. 18, Hanover-Street. John Warren, M. D,— School-Street. William Eullis, a. m.—Sudbury-Street. Thomas Welch, a. m.—No. 13, Federal-Street. Aaron Dexter, m. d.—Lower end of Milk-Street. >CL)r, Jol'eph Whipple—Orange-Street, South end* William Spooner, M. D. —Cambridge-Street. Abijah Chcevcr, a.m. John Fleet, M. D.—No. 5, Cornhlll. Ifaac Rand, 3d. A. iM.—Rand's Corner William Ingalls, m. d.—No. 76, CornhilL Percival Hall,--North-Row.'

' - ^^JBLliJIlll! ! Limiili,— Ftlici-3llLLi . Thomas Danforth, a. m.—Bowdoin-Square. AfaBullard, a. m.—No. 83, Ncwbury-Street. John G. Coffin,— No. 58, Middle-Street. Jacob Gates, No. 43, Middle-Street, head of Prince-Strcfet. tjamuel Hunt, jun. m. b.— Noith-Squarc. James Jackfon, m. b.—School-Street, near Stone-Chajiel Jofhua Thomas,—Bottom of Centre-Street. Benjamin ShurtletF, m. b. —No. 7, Union-Street. Cyrus Perkins, m. b.—EflTex-Strcct. John C. Howard, a. -m. — Common-Street. Dr. Abrahrtm Scales—Prinee-'Street.

Surgeons Dentijl in Bofton* Williaci P. Greenwood,—Cold-Lane. Joliah Flagg, —Back-Street. 'ihomas Parfons,—No. 1, Winter-Street.

Branch Pilats in the State of Majfachufetts*

") Thomas Knox, „., . , _ , rx- •/- r ,r Pilots>r tJie th Charles Cole. i Inward Dtv?fm 0/ oj Robert Knox, S ^^^^ *'*'^ Ihrhur Bofton. Branch Pilots—Rates of Pilotage:, 157

[fofiah Ayres, ^ Nathaniel B. Lyde, > Pilots /or tkc Outward Divifion of Lemuel Ayres, ) the Pert and Harbour (/Boilon. William Saywaixl, Pilot at Gloucefter.

By a late Law of this Commonwealth, the pilotage of the harbour of Bofron is formed into two divifions, Outward and Inward. The outward divi Hon coMfifts of four branch-

es ; and the inward divifion coiififts of three branches ; and no perfon fo commiffioned as a pilot, or his deputy, (liall undertake to bring m or carry- out of faid harbour any vcffel drawing nine Jtct of water, (coafiers and filhing-vci- fels excepted) except in his own pardcular branch, under the penalty oi fifty dollars. The Governor and Council determine and fix the fees of pilotage of the feveral pilots for the har'jour o{ Bojlon., from time to time, having relpeft to the different rifkand hazard of the inward and outvrard divifions, and according as the circumftances of peace or war, and the feafons of the year,

may feverally re<,uire ; and the fame to be fpecified on their refpeftive warrants. A-fchtdule of their fees to be hung up in the CuOora-Hoafefcr the port ox Bofon and Charlef~ town, for public iauxaion aud inlormation.

Rates oJ Outward Pit otage, for the Port cf Bollon. V^tPs 158 Rates of Pilotage—of Dockage, Sec,

Rates

FeJePs Rates of Wharfage. ^59 i6o Pvates of V7h::rA-< storage, Slc.

which they were landed) arc t.^ken oir within one month from the time they were lauclrd. Goods taken in lighters, or otherwife hy water, from on board any veifel lying at the whurf, and goods taken from li^^hters, or otherwil'e by water, on board ai:y veffcl lying at the wharf, to pay one half as much as for lauding. The laid,'

half whaifage to be paid by the vci'el iyi; g at the wharf. ' The wharfa^^e of goods' lauded, to be paid by the feller, or perfou landi.ig the fame, except wood and lumber, which is to be paid by the purciMfer. The wharfage of good,-, fnipped off the v;harf, to be paid by the veiiel that rcceivcii them en beard, or the perfon who fhips them. Probate Information, &c. i6i

©bilged to poftpone proving the will, and to cite the heirs. An executor, knowing of his appointment, muft caufe the will to be proved within thirty days after the death of the teftator, or prefent the faid will to the Probate Court, and in writing declare his refufal : otherwife he may be fub- je6led to a heavy fine. When a perfon dies inteftate, the widow, or next of kin to the deceafed, (if of age) fiiould, within thirty days, take out a letter of adminiftration, or in writing decline the truft. Guardians muft be appointed to minors, before the efiate is diftributed, and before the ac- count of adminiftration is allowed. When executors and adminiftrators are prepared to exhibit their accounts of ad- miniftration to the Judge for allowance, they fliould invari- ably notify- the perfons mterefted therein, or their guardians, to be prefent in Court at the examination thereof; unlefs the heirs and guardians will previoufly examine the account to be exhibited, and will certify thereon their approbation of it. This method may fave much trouble and expenfe. The fame fteps {hould be taken with creditors, when an ef-

tatc is infolvent : that is, they muft be notified as aforefaid. Or they muft certify as aforefaid. Adminiftrators who wifli not to account with the Judge of Probate for the perfonal cftate of the deceafed, as the fame ftiall be appraifed, fhould give notice thereof, at the time they return the inventory, and then obtain an order for the fale of the whole, or fuch

part thereof, as the Judge fhall dircft ; and the heirs alfo, if they apprehend the perfonal eftate is appraifed too low, fhould rcprefent the fame to the Judge, and requeft to have it fold at public auftion, or at private fale, as will beft ferve the iiitercft of all perfons concerned. CURE FOR THE STONE.

fj4 Negro dijdojed theJoUowzng, on his Jrcedoin.^ TAKE one gill of the expreficd juice of horf^mint, and one gill of red onion juice, every morning and even- ing, till the care is perfefted. White onions will not have

the fame effl £t as red ; and in order to obtain the juice of the latter, they may be cut in thin flices, well falted, and bruifed between two pewter plates. It is, hov.-ever, the juice of the horfemint, which pofiefles the inojl virtue in

this diforder ; and a ftrong decoftion of this will generally, in time, effeft a cure. 1804.] O 2 1 63 Table of Intered.

A TABLE of SIMPLE INTERESl' ^ix per Cent. calrulated in Do/fars, Cents and Milks.

I I Princi- I i week, I month. } 3 montlis. 6 months, year, pal. d. c. d. c. d. c. in. d. c. m. d.' c. I m. m. m. CtS.IO O O ao o o 30 o o 40 o o 50 60 70 o o 80 O I 90 Dol. I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 *o a 5 30 3 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Soo 900 ICOO N. B. [iuvaaxsi^'HW-Wjms'jtfiK

THE

^Initm ^tateg Calentiar^

Government of the UNITED STATES. THOMAS JEFFERSON, LL.D. President.

AARON BURR, Vke-Prcjidcnt of the United States, and Prcfident of the Senate, (a)

Samuel A. Otis, Secretary. SENATE. New-Hampfiire, Simeon Olcott and William Pluimer.

Rkode-I/land, Chrillopher EUery and Samuel J. Potter. Mafachufetts^ John Q. Adams and Timothy Pickering, ConntEikut^ James Hillhoufe and Uriah Tracy. Vtrwovt, Stephen R. Bradley and Ifrael Smith, New-York^ Theodorus Bailey. Kezv-Jcrfey, Jonathan Dayton and John Condit. Pemfylvaniaj George Logan and Samuel Maciay. Delaware, Samuel White and William H. Wells,

' Maryland, Robert V/right and Samuel Smith. Virginia^ Wilfon C. Nicholas and John Taylor. North-Carolina, David Stone and Jeffe Franklin. South-Carolina, Thomas Sum.ter and Peirce Butler. Georgia, Abraham Baldwin and James Jackfon. Kentucky, John Brackenvldge and John Brown. Tennejje, Jofeph Anderfon and Daniel Smith. Ohio, John Smith and Thomas Worthington.

{a) B\ the Ccnftitution, the Vkr-Prrfident is Prefdent ofthe Senatcy but.has no voice unlefs the Stnate is equally divided. i64 Eighth Congrels.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Speaker. I Clerk. Nathaniel Macon. John Beckley. | Mr. Parkinfon, Chaplain.

NEW-HAMPSHIRE, fends 5. Samuel Tenney Silas Bettan Samuel Hunt Clifton Clagget, David Hough

MASSACHUSETTS, 17.

William Euftis ' ManafTeh Cutler Samuel Thacher William Stedham _ Jacob Crowninlhield Peleg Wadfworth Jofeph B. Varnum Thomas Dwight Phanuel Bifhop Nahum Mitchell Tomfon J. Skinner Lemuel Williams Ebenezer Seaver Phineas Bruce Richard Cutts Samuel T^ggart Seth Haftinffs

RHODE-ISLAND, 2.

Jofeph Staunton, jun. ( Nehemiah Knight

CONNECTICUT, 7. John C. Smith Calvin Goddard Roger Grifwold John Davenport Benjamin Talmage Simeon Baldwin Samuel W. Dana

VERMONT, 4.

Gideon Olin I James Elliot ^ William Chambierlain Martin Chittendea

NEW.YORK, 17. John Smith John Patterfon Samuel L. Mitchell Oliver Phelps Philip Van Cortlandt Jofhua Sands Andrew M'Cord Henry W. Livingfton Daniel C. Verplank Kilian K. Van Renflelaei; Beriah Palmer George Tibbets David Thomas Gaylord Grifwold Thomas Sammons Jofial? Hafborouk Eraftus Root Eighth Congrefs, 165

NEW-JERSEY, 6.—Not yet ekaed.

PENNSYLVANIA, 18. Jofeph Clay John Smilie Jacob Pvichards John Stewart Michael Leih John A. Hanna Robert Brown David Bard [faac Van Home Andrew Gregg Frederick Conrad William Findky Joieph Heiiio: Jcbn B. C. Lucas j. Anderfon William Koge jolia WhitehUI John Rhea

DELAWARE, 1. Cefar A. Rodney

MARYLAND, 9.

Jofeph H. Nicholfon ' W'alter Bowie William Mac Creeiy John Dennis John Archer Thomas Plater Daniel Keiiler John Campbell N. R. Moore VIRGINIA, 22. John Randolph, jun. Walter Jones John Smith Thomas Newton, Jun# John Clopton Abram Trigg Thomas M. Randolph John Trigg John W. Eppcs Peterfon Goodwin John Dawfon James Stephenfon Joieph Lewis, jun, John G. Jackfon Edwin Gray Thomas Lewis David Holmes Matthew Cky Anthony New Thomas Griflin 7 honias Claiborne Philip R. Thompfon

NORTH-CAROLINA, 12. Nathaniel Macon James Holland j

Waiis Aliilon I Williain Biackledge

Richard Stanford ! Nathaniel Alexandej Samuel D. Purvi^nce Jofeph Winnfton Marrnaduke Williams William Kennedy Thomas Wvnns J allies Gillefpie 1 56 Eighth Congrefs—Heads of Departments.

SOUTH-CAROLINA, 8.

"William Butler 1 Thomas Moore Thomas Lowndes Wade Hair.pton Richard Winn John Eiirle Levi Carney Benjamin Huger

GEORGIA, 4-

David Merriwether I Samuel Hammond Peter Early Mr. Bryan |

KENTUCKY, 6. John Fowler Thomas Sanford Matthew Walton G. M. Bedinger John Boyle Matthew Lyon

TENNESSEE, 3. William Dickfon John Rhea 1 Geo. Walhington Campbell j Ohio, 1. Jeremiah Morrow.

MISSISIPPI TERRITORY, 1. William Lattimoro

Department of State. James Madlfon, Secretary. Jacob Wagner, Chief Clerk. |

Department of the Treafury, Albert Gallatin, Secretary. John Steele, Comptroller. Richard Karrifon, Auditor. William Miller, Commiffioner of the Revenue. Thomas T. Tucker, Treafurer. Jofeph Nourfe, Regifter.

War Department, Henry Dearborn, Secretary. William Simmonds, Accountant. Tench Coxe, Purveyor of Public Supplies. William Irvine, Superintendant of Military Stores.

Navy Department,

Robert Sinith, Secretary, j Thomas Turner, Accountant*. Judiciary of the United States, &c. 167

Poji-Office EflaUlfhment, (a.) Gideon Granger, Poft-Mafter-General. Abraham Bradley, Affiftant ditto. JUDICIARY. Supreme Court. John Marfhall, Chief Jufiice.

AJJociate jfujlices. W. Cufhing Maffachufetts Bufhrod Wafliington Virginia Wm. Patterfon TV. Jerfey Alfred Moore Nortk-Caroliva Samuel Chafe Maiyland

Attorney^ General, Levi Lincoln, of Maffachufetts.

Clerh, Elias B. Caldwell, of Wafhington City. \T}ie Records the Courts Errors and Appeals, in of of cafes' •J Capture, are lodged in the Clerk's OJice of this Court.'] DISTRICT OFFICERS.

Diftridl of Maine. David Sewa'il, Judge. Silas Lee, Attorney. Ifaac Parker, Marjfial.

Diftri<5t of New-Hampfhire.

, Judge. John S. Sherbourne, Attorney. Michael M'Clary, Marjhal.

Diftrl^l of Maffachufetts. John Davis, Judge. George Blake, Attorney. Samuel Bradford, Marjkal.

(a.') By accounts printed the lad year ("1803) there were twelve hundred and twenty-[even Poft-Offices in the United

States ; one hundred and ninty-one of which are in the State of MaflTachufetts. See the towns with this mark t, pages 24 to 36. 1 68 Diftria Officers of the U. States.

Dlftrift of Rhode-Ifland. David L. Barnes, Judge. David Howell, Attorney. William Peck, MarJJial. Diftrid of Conne«Slcut» Richard Law, Judge. Pierpont Edwards, Attorney. Jofeph Wilcox, Marjlial.

Diftrict of Vermont. Elijah Paine, Judge. David Fay, Attorney. John Willard, Marjhal. DIftria of New-York. John Slols Hobart, Judge. Nathan Sandford, Attorney. John Swartwout, Marjhal,

Diftrict of New-Jerfey. Robert Morris, Judge. George Ivlaxweli, Attorney. Oliver Barnett, MarJJial.

Diilridt of Pennfylvania. Richard Peters, Judge. Alex. J. Dallas, Attorney Jor theEaJlern Diflrici. John Smith, Marjhal for the Eajiern Dijlrid.

Diftri

Difl;ri(£l of Columbia, William Kilty, Chief Judge.

William Cianch, ? o- . ""' James Marfhall. \ ^ \ ^ jbiftria Officers of the U. States. 1 69

John Thompfon Mafon, Attorney. Daniel Carroll Brent, Marjhal, J. Hewett, Regifter of Wills for Wajkington County. Cleon Moore, ybr that of Alexandria. William H. Dorfey, Judge of the Orphans Court for Wa/hington. George Gilpin, for that of Alexandria.^ Diftlrl^ of Virginia. Cyrus Griffin, Judge. John Monroe, Attorney for the Weftern Difififl. Andrew Moore, Marjhalfor the Weftern Diftrict. T^homas Nelfon, Attorney for the Eafiern Dijirici. Jofeph Scott, Marfhalfor the Eafiern DiJlriSl.

Potomac Diftri(5t. Walter Jones, Attorney. William Baker, Marjhal. Dlftria of Kentucky.

fenry Innc s, fudge. Joftph H. Daviefs, Attorney Jofeph Crockett, Marfhal.

Diftricl of North-Carolina- Henry Potter, Judge. Benjamin Woods, Attorney. John S. Weft, Marfhal. DiHrlcl of South-Carolina. Dominick A. Hall, y«^^e. Thomas Parker, Attorney. Robert E. Cochran, Marffial. Diftrid of Georgia^ William Stevens, Judge. David B. Mitchell, Attorney. Benjamin Wall, Marfhal.

Diftria of Tennefle- John M'Nairy, Judge. William P. Anderfon, Attorney, Robert Hays, Marfhal, i7"o Sittings of the Federal Courts.

SITTINGS OE THE FEDERAL COURTS in the United States of America. SUPREME COURT. AT the feat of Government, on the firft Monday ia F;:braary, annually. CIRCUIT COURTS.

Ji'''ken any of the JoLlowing days happen en a Sunday^ the Court is to be kolden on the Monday jollowing^

F'lrji Circuits In Rhode-IJland, at Providence, on the 15th day of No-

vember ; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June.

In Mafach'ifettSt at Bofton, June ifl: and O£tober 2oth. In Ncxv-Hampjhtrey at Por^lmouth, on the 19th day of

May ; and at Exeter, on the 2d day of November. Second Clrcuih In ConneBiait^ at New-Haven, on the 13th day of April; and at Hartford, on the 17th day of September.

In Vermont, at Windfor, on the ill day of May ; and at Rutland, on the 3d day of Oftober. In New-Vorkf at New-York, April 1 and September 1. Third Circuit,

In Nezu-Jerfey^ at Trenton, April 1 and Oftober l. In Penrifylvania^ at the city of Philadelphia, April 11 andOtlober 11. Fourth Circuit,

In Delaware f at Dover, June 3 and Oftober 27. In Maryland^ at Baltimore, May 1 and November 7. Fifth Circuit, In Virginia^ at Richmond. May 22 and November 22. In North-Carolina, at Raleigh, June 15 and Dec. 29. Sixth Circuit.

In South-Carolina^ at Charlefton, May 20 ; and at Colum- bia, November 30. In Georgia^ at Savannah, May 6; and at LouirvJlle, De- cember 14. In Columbia, for the County of Alexandria, on the 4th

Monday of June, and 4th Monday of November ; for the County of Wafhington, on the 4th Monday of July, anil 4ih Monday of December. — |

Sittings of th€ Federal Courts. 171 DISTRICT COURTS. IN the Diftria of Maine, at Portland and WlfcafTet alter- nately, on. the firil Tuefday of March, laft Tuefday of May, and ift Tuefday in September and December. In New-Hampjhirc, alternatciy at Portfmouth and Exe- ter, on the third Tuefdays in March, June, September and December. In Ffrwc^^, at Rutland, on the loth day of Cftober; and at Windfor the 7th day of May, annually ; (To fit on Monday when they happen on Sunday. In Majjac/mfdts, at Bofton, on the 4th Tuefday in June, and ift in December. At Salem, on the 3d Tuefday in March, and 2d in September. In Rhode-IJland, the ift Tuefday of Auguft, the 3d Tuef- day of November, the ift Tuefday of February, and ?d Tuefday of May. In Conne6licut, alternately at Hartford and New-Haven, on the 3d Tuefdays of February, May, Auguft and No- vember. In New-York, at the city of New-York, on the firft Tuef- days of February, May, Auguft and November. In New-Jerfey, at New-Bruufwick, on the 4th Tuefdays in May and November. At Burlington, on the 4th Tuef- days in February and Auguft. In Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, on the third Mondays in February, May, Auguft and November. In Delaware, alternately at Dover and Newcaftie on the 4th Tueldays of February, May, Auguft and November. In Maryland, at Baltimore, on the firft I'uefdays in March, June, September and December. In Potomac DiflriEl, at Alexandria, on the ift Tuefdays in April and O^lober. In Virginia, alternately at Norfolk and Richmond, on the 3dTuefdaysinMarch, June, September and December. \\\ Norfolk DiJlriEi, at Norfolk, on the ift Tuefdays in .February, May, Auguft and November. In Kentucky, ift Monday in March, ift Monday in July, and ift Monday in November, annually. In North-Carolina, Albemarle Diftrift, at Edenton, on the ,3d Tuefday in April, on the 3d Tuefday in Auguft, and on the 3d Tuefday in December. Pamptico Diftrift, at Newbern, on the 2d Tuefday of April, 2d Tuefday of Au- —

172 Diftrldl Courts—^Counfellors, &c. guft and 2d Tuefday of December. Cape Fear Dlftrift, ai vVilmington, on the ift Tuefday of April, ift Tuefday of Auguft, and ift Tuefday of December. In South-Carolina, at Charlefton, on the 3d Mondays in March and September, the ift Monday in July, and 2d Monday in December. In Georgia, at Savannah, on the 2d Tuefday in February, May, Auguft and November.—-In Columbia, on the ift. Tuefday ot April, and on the ift Tuefday of Oftober. In Eajl-Tennejfee, at Knoxville, on the 4th Monday of April, and 4th Monday of Oftober. In Wejl-Tennejfee, at Nafhville, on the 4th Monday of May, and 4th Monday of November. In Ohio, on the ift Monday of Februarys on the ift Monday of June, and on the firft Monday of Oftober.

Counfellors and Attornies In the Circuit Court, Mq/fachufetts

James Sullivan, Ifaac Parker, Shearjafhub Bourne, John Q. Adams, Theophilus Parfons, John Phillips, William Wetmore, Barnabas Bidwell, J-evi Lincoln, George Blake, William Hunt, Benjamin Whitman, William Hull, John Callender, £benezer Bradifb, Jofiah Quincy, Thomas Edwards, Samuel Haven, Jonathan Fay, Jofeph Rowe, Rufus G. Amory, Ebenezer Gay, Samuel Dexter, William Sullivan, Jofeph Hall, Jofeph Bartlett, Edward Gray, Charles Paine, Harrifon G. Otis, Francis Blake, William Prefcott, Charles Jackfon, William Symmes, jun. John Heard, jun. Thomas Williams, jun. William Thurfton, Horatio Townfend, Edward Jackfon, Timothy Biglow, Thomas O. Selfridgc, Jolyi Lowell^ Commiflioners of Loans—Salaries, &c. 1 7.3

CommiJJioners of Loan9.

St ates. Officers. Salaries. Ncw-Hamp&lre, William Gardner, 650 dollars Maffachufetts, Thomas Perkins, 1500 Rhode-Ifland, Jabez Bowen, 600 Connefticut, William Imlay, looo New-York, James Nicholion, 1500 New-Jerfey, James Ewing, 700 Peimiylvania, Stephen Moylan, 1500 Delaware, John Stockton, 600 Maryland, Benjamin Howard, 1000 Virginia, John Hopkins, 1500 North-Carolina, Sherwood Haywood, looo South-Carolina, John Neufville, 1000 Georgia, James Alger, 700 Ohio

Salaries of the principal Officers in the Govern- ment of the United States. Prefident of the United States, 25,000 Dols» Vice-Prefident of ditto, - 5,000 Secretary of the Treafury, 5,ooo Secretary of State, - - 5,000 Secretary of War, - - 4>5oo Secretary of the Na\y, - 4,500 Comptroller of the I'reafury, 3,500 Auditor, - - - 3,000 Treafurer, _ - - 3,ooo Regifter, - - - 2,400 Attorney-General, - - 3,ooo Commiifioner of Revenue, 3,ooo Accountant of War Department, 3,000 Accountant of Navy Department, 2,000 Poft Maftei-General, - - 3,000 Affiftant Poft'-Mafter-General, 1,700 MINISTERS OF THE UNITED STATES, resi- DENT IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. James Monroe, Minifter Plenipotentiary London Robert R. Livingfton, ditto ditto Paris Thomas Sumpter, jun. Secretary Charles Pinckney, Minifter Plenipotentiary Madrid John Graham, Secretary '1804.} P 2 : 74 Minlfters m Foreign Countries. CONSULS AND COMMERCIAL AGENTS.

Confuls In the Kingdom of Great-Britain and it; Dependencies.

Conful and Agent for managing Claims for Spoliations, George W. Erving, London. Elias Vanderhorft Brijiot Harry Grant Leith Robert W. Fox Falmouth Jacob Lewis Calcutta [India) James Maury Liverpool Curracoa Jofeph Wilfon Dublin John Gavino Gibraltar Thomas Auldjo (a) Poole W.P.Gardnerji>— George Knox | ^^^ JohnElmnie,jr.j^^^^^^ John C. Murray Glafgow James Holmes ^^Jcifi Jofeph Pulis Malta John Cimrch Cork David Eaftoa Martinico

Commercial Agents to the French RepuUic and L Dominions.

Fiilv/ar Skipwith Paris Edw. Jones IJl. Guadalcupe James Anderfon Cette Aaron Vale' VOrient Thomas Lovell La'Rochelle Thomas Aborn Cayenne WilUam Patterfon Nantz W. Buchanan Thomas F. Gantt ditto jf55^-« Ifaac C. Barnett Antwerp Etienne Cathalan Marjalles. Peter Dobell Havre-de-Grace John Appleton Calais William Lee Bourdeaux Francis L. Taney Ojlend

Confuls to the Kingdom of Spain and its Dominions. Mofes Young Madrid AuguRin Madan La Guira Jofi:ph Yznardi,jr. Cadiz Daniel Clark ,New Orleans Robt. Montgomery Alicant William E Huling ('a) ditto "\A'''m. Kiikpatrick Malaga Jo!iahBIakely.Sf7a|o(a^^j Lewis O'Brian 5^. Andero William Willis Barcelona Henry Molier Corunna Geo. Vv^Mc Elroy Tencnjfe

Confuls to the Kingdom of Portugal and its Dominions, William Jarvis, Street, Fayal Lijbon \ John

(a) Vice-Confui. (bj Vicc-Canmertial A^eut . Minlfters In Foreign Countries. 175

Confuls to the Batavian Republic,

Sylvanus Bourne, Conful-General at Amjierdam. Thomas Hcwes Batavia Jofeph Fonnan RotterdaTT. |

Confuls to the Kingdom of Denmark audits Dominiom. Hans Henry Cooper Santa R, Saabye Copenhagen | Cruz,

Conful to Prujjla.

Frederick W. Lutze, at Stettin,

Confuls to Germany, John M. Forbes, Hamburgh. Frederick J. Wichelhauien, Bremen. William Riggen, Tri'jlc. Franconia.

Conful to the Kingdom of Sweden.

Robert C. Gardner, at Gottenburg,

Confuls to the Italian States, Thomas Appleton Leghorn T. M. Goetichius Geneva John Matthieu_ Nahlcs Jofeph Barnes IfandoJ Sicily John B. Sartori Rome

Confuls for Iflands of Minorca^ Majorca and T'ulca, John Martin Baker.

Conful for Ifland of Madeira, Marian Lemar.

Confids to the Barhary Powers,

Tobias Lear, Conful-General at Algiers,

Tames Cathcart Algiers ! James Simpfon Morocco William Eaton 2 unzs \

Agent at Canton, Capt. M'Gec. 176 Foreign Minifters In the U. States.

MINISTERS, CONSULS and COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, resident in the UNITED STATES.

From the Kingdom of Great-Britain. Eclward Thornton, Charge des Affaires. Thomas Barclay, Conful-General for the Eajlem States. PhineasBond, ditto, Middle zx\di Southern States. Thomas M'Doncugh, Conful for New-Hampjhire^ Majja- ckufetts^ Rhode-ljland, and ConneBicut. John Breefe, Vice-Conful, Rkode-IJland. Gabriel Wood, ditto, Baltimore. Benjamin Moodie, Conful for North and South-Carolina and Georgia. John Wallace, Vice-Conml for Georgia. Anthony Merry, Envoy Extraordinary and Miniiler Plen- ipotentiary to the United States.

From the French Republic. Louis Andre Pichon, Charge des Affaires and Comraiffary- General of Commercial Relations. Ciiizen OHcr, Vice-Commiffary of Commercial Relations for Virginia. Charles Francois Liot, Commiffary of Commercial Rela- tions for Pennfylvania and Delaware. Louis Arcambal, (temporary) Vice-Commiffary of Com- mercial Relations for Maryland. Marc Antoine Alexis Giraud, Commiffary of Commercial Relations for New-HavipJJiire, Majachufttts, Rhode- IJland, and Comiedicut. Citizen Sotig,. Commercial Agent at Baltimore. Citizen L'Auffat, Miniffcr to the United States, in room of Citizen Otto.

From the Kingdom of Spain. Chcvciicr de Yrujo, Minifier Plenipotentiary.

'J homas Stoughton, (temporary) Conful-General. AiitO"io Argote Villalobus, Conful, Virginia undKeniucAy, lurtn Biiptiila BarnabcUj ditto, Maryland. Diego Muiphy, ditto, North &. South Carolina^ Fe'iy>e Faiio, ditto, Pennfylvania. Foreign Mlniflers in the U. States. 177 jDon Manuel Rengel, Conful, Ge.or?^ia. i)on Juan Stoughton, dtto, Ntw-Hampjhire, Majachu- fetts, Connefiicut, Rhodc-lflandy and Vermont. Jofeph Wifeman, Vice-Conful at Newport. George Hammeken, ditto, at New-York.

From the Kingdom of PortiigaL John Abram, Vice-Conful at New-York. James F. Vercnoek, ditto, South-Carolina. ditto, Mafjaclmfetts. Mr. Suvaro, ditto, Pcmifyhania.

From the Batavian Republic.

Adrian Valck, Conful for Marsland and Virginia. Jan Boonen Graves, ditto, South-Carolina and Georgia. J. H. C. Heineken, Commercial Agent, Pmnfylvania.

From Prullia.

Johann.Ernfl Chriftian Schultz, Q,ox\{\A^ Baltimore.

From the Kingdom of Denmark. Peter BUcherOlfen, MiniUer Refident and Conful-General. Jacob E. A. Steinmeitz, Vice-Conful for South-Carolina. Jofeph Winthrop, ditto, ditto. William Scarborough, ditto, Georgia. Erich Bollman, ditto, Pennfylvania. John Barlrz, ditto, North-Carolina. John Spendler, ditto, NewYorkScCoimeSiicut. Peter Collin, ditto, Maryland. Jonathan Swift, ditto, Dijl rid of Columbia. David Greene, ditto, Bo/lon^ (Mafjachufetts.) Peter Pedcxfon, Charge des Affaires to the United States.

From Sweden. Richard Soderftrom, Conful-General. Jofeph Winthrop, Vice-Conful, Charlcjlon, {S. Carolina.) Jonathan Swift, ditto, Columbia and the Ports on the

Potomac. . , Charles F. Degen, ditto, New-Hampjhire, Majfachnfdts and Rhode- l/land« 1 yS Minifters—Officers of Territories, &c.

Henry Gahn, Vice-Conful, New-York and ConneSiicut. John Cowpcr, ditto, Norfolk^ and all other ports in Virginia, except thofe on the Potomac. John Baritz, ditto, North-Carolina, Peter Coilin, ditto, Maryland.

North Weftern Territory.

Governor^ Arthur St. Clair. Secretary, Charles Willing Byrd. Marjhal for the DiftriH of Ohio, David Zcigler. AUorntyfor tkeDijIrici of Ohio, Michael Baldwin. Chief Jujlice, John Cleves Symmes. Judges, Jofeph Gilman, Return Jonathan Meigs,jUB,.

Charles Willing Byrd. ^

Mlffifippi Territory.

Governor, William C.C. Claiborne. Secretary, Cato Weft. Chief Jujlice, Sefh Lewis. Second Judge, Peter Bn,^an Bruin. Third Judge, David Ker.

Indiana Territory, Governor, William H. Harrifon. Secretary, John Gibfon. Chief Juftice, Thomas T. Davis. Second Judge, Henry Vanderburgh. Third Judge, John Griffin.

Receivers of Puhlic Money for Lands,

James Findlaye Cincinnati I Zaccheus Briggs Steubenville Elijah Backus Marietta Samuel Findley Chilicotiit \

Regi/iers of the Land-Office of the United States*

David Hoge Steubenville I Ifrael Ludlow Cincinnati Jofeph Wood Marietta JefTe Spencer Chilicothe \ Commiflioners, kc. I'jg

£ammifionerfor afcertaining the Rights of Perfons claiming Lands under John Cleves Symmcs. John Lei man.

CommrJJloversfor hearing and dttcrmining all difputed Claims to Land in the Miffifippi Territory^ lukether under grants from Great-Britain or Spain, or by a^ual fdtlement. [Appointed by the Prefident of the United States.] Ephralm Kirby of Connefticut. Cefar Rodney of Delaware. Robert Williams of North Carolina.

American Commijjioners.

" Thofe whom it may concern are informed, that the office of the American Commiflioners, appointed under the late Convention between France and the United States, is opened at Paris, No. 1559, Rue de VUniverJite Faubourg, Saint Germain. " All communications to the Board, are to be addrefled in writing, franked, to the underfigned, Secretary to the Commiflioners. Paris, 8th July, 1803. Nat. Cutting.'* DUTIES, PAYABLE BY LAW ON ALL GOODS, WARES and MERCHANDIZE, Imported into the United States From and after the ift of July, 1800.

In AmericanJhips or vejfels, N. B, If imported in Britijh Jhips or vefels, an addition is made of 10 per centum on the amount of duties* A. ARMS, fire and fide, not otherwife enumerated, or parts thereof, 15 per cent, ad val.*

* Articles on which the duties are ejiimatedper centum^ art underjlood to be ad valorem; except when otherwife particu- larly ex^rejfed, as, per Cwt^per gallm, per P(mnd,per D»z^ .

i8o Duties on Goods, &c.

Apparatus, phllofophical, fpeclally im- ported for any feminarj' of learning, free Ale, beer and porter, in cafks or bottles, 8 cents per gallo?. on value of the bottles, 12^ per cent. Artificial flowers, feathers, and other ornaments for women's head-drelfes, 15 ditto Annifeed, 1^ ditto Articles of all kinds, of the growth, producl or manufafture of the United States, fpirits excepted, free Anchors, - - - - 124 per cent. B. Brafs cannon, - - 15 per cent, teutenage and wire, free

. iron or fteel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes. - 12g per cent. anviis, &c. and all other manufac tures of brafs, 15 per cent. Balls and balfarns (fee powders, pailcs, &c.j - - - 15 ditto ^ Beer, ale and porter, in cafks or bottles, 8 cents per gallonr on value of the botilec^j 125 per cent. - ~ percent. Bricks and tiles, . " 13 Bonnets, hats and caps, of eveiy kind, 13 ditto Boots, _ - - _ 75 cents perpaif blank, - - I2g percent. Books, _ Buttons oF every kind, 15 per cent. Buckles, fhoe and knee, 15 ditto - Bn^fees, - - 12^ ditto Bullion, - - free Earguiidy wme, 45 cents per galloa C/' per cent. , - Crnnon of brafs, ^ 15 C trriages, or parts oi csrnages, 20 ditto - Cards, playing, - 25 cents per pack cotton,^ cents per do;* __ , wool and 50 Cables and tarred cordage, 180 cents percwt, wares, - " 35 percent. Cabinet " , . Caps, bars and bonnets of every kind, 15 ditto Carpets and carpeting, 15 ditto Cartridge paper, 15 ditto Candles of tallow, - 2 cents per lb.. «——- of wax or fpermaceti, - 6 ditto Duties on Goods, Sec. i8i

Champaign wine, 45 cents per galloa Capers, . _ - 15 per cent. Canes, walking fticks and whips 12| ditto Camhricks, I2| ditto Cheefe, - - - 7 cents per lb. China ware, - - 15 per cent. Cirinamon, cloves, currants and comfits, 15 ditto Chintzes and coloured calicoes or muf- lins, and all printed, ftained or colour- ed goods or manufaftures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, - _ . 12| per cent. Cocoa, _ . - 2 cents per lb. Chocolate, - _ 3 ditto Clogs and golofnoes (fee flioesj 15 cents per pair Cordage, tarred, 180 cents per cwt, and yarn untarred, 225 ditto Cofmetics, - - - 15 per cent. Coa', 5 cents per bufii^ Colours (fee piinters') 15 per cent. Cop^jer manuFaftures, 15 ditto in plates, pigs, and bars, free Compofitions for the teeth or gums /Tee dentifrice} 15 ditto Coffee, 5 cents per lb. Cotton 3 cents per lb. Cotton or lin?nmanufa£lures,or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the ma- terial of chief value, being printed, ftained or coloured, or cotton m.anu- faftures, not printed, ftained or col- oured. 1 2| per cent. Clocks and watches, or parts of either. 15 ditto Coaches, chariots, phaetons, chairs, chaifes, folos or other carriages, or parts of either eo ditto Clothing ready made, 12^ per cent,., Cutlafles, or parts thereof, 15 ditto D. Dates and figs, 14 ditto Deatifrice, powders, tinftures, prepara- tions and compofitions for the teeth and gums, i^ ditto T804.] Q lS2 Duties on Goods, Sec.

Dolls, drcfTed and undrefTed, or parts thereof, - 15 per cent. Drufi;s, medicinal, except thofe com- monly ufed for dyeing, 15 ditto — and woods for dyeing, free E. Earthen and ilone ware, I5percent. Ellences (fee powders, paftes, 8cc.) 15 ditto F. Fans, or parts thereof, 15 ditto Fayal wine, 28 cents pergalloni Feathers, and other ornaments for wo- men's hend dreffes, IS per cent. Fringes, commonly i:fed by upholfter- ers, coachm.akers, and faddiers, Figs, - - 15 ditto 'Flowers, artificial, 15 ditto Floor-cloths and inats, or parts of either, 15 ditto Fruits of aU kinds, ij ditto •Fars of every kind, undrefTed, free

"

. . G. Glafs, black quart bottles, Window glafs, 15 ditto All other glafs, and manufaftures thereof,. 20 per cent. Glaaber falts 200 cents per cwt. Gauzes, - 1 2^ per cent. Geneva (fee fpirits) Ginger, 15 ditto Girandoles or parts .thereof, 20 ditto Golofiioes (fee ihocs) 1q cents per pjiir ^rloves and mittens of every kind, 35 per cent. ' 'T^old, filver and plated ware, 3. ditto < rold and fih-erh^ce, 1q ditto ^^od^. w-ares and merchandize, intend- ed to be re-exuorted to a foreign pert

Oi^lacc iii ihe fame fhip or veffel which th&Y fhali be imported—and all articles of the growth, proauct or manufatlure of the United States, fpirits excepted, ... - free Duties on Goods, &c. '«3

Goods, wares and merchandize, not herein otherwil'e particularly enu- merated and defcribcd, _- 12| per cent. Glue, - - - 35 ditto Gunpowder, - - - 12^ ditto H. Hangers, or parts thereof, 15 ditto .Hair powder, 15 ditto Hats, caps, and bonnets of every kind, 15 ditto Hemp, - - - loo cents per cwt. Hides, raw, free

I. Implements of the tra

' fteel or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes, 122 per cent. -. caft, flit or rolled, and all manu- faclures of iron, fteel or brafs, or of which either of thofe metals is the article of chief value, not being other- wife particularly enumerated. 15 ditto

Jewelry and pafte-work, 15 per cent. L. Lace of gold and filv£r, 15 ditto Laces and lawns, 12^ ditto Laces, lines, fringes, tadels, and trim- mings commonly ufed by upholfler- ers, coachmakersand faddlers, 15 ditto Lampblack, - - « i2| ditto I^apis Caliminarls, free Leather, tanned and tawed, and all manufaftures of leather, or of which leather is the article of chief value, not otherwife particularly enumer- - - - ated, 15 ditto • Lead and mufket ball, 1 cent per lb. all other manufaftures of lead, or lu v.'hich lead is the chief article, ditto i«4 Duties on Goods, &c.

J.emon,': and limes, 15 per cent. Linen or cotton manufafiures, or of

both, -or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, being printed, ftainedor coloured, or cotton manufuftures, not printed, ftained or coloured, - _ _ 12^ ditt© Linen manufaftures, or of which linen is the chief value, not printed, ftain- ed or coloured, 12| ditto Lifbon and Oporto wines, 30 cents per gallon Looki dafles;s or parts thereof, 20 per ccat. M. Manufa£lures oftin, pev/ter and copper, 15 ditto Manufactures of iron, ftccl, or bra{s, not otherwife particularly enumerated, 15 ditto ManufaBLires of leather, not otherwife particularly enumerated, 15 ditto ?vlanufa£lures of lead, flot otherwife particularly enumerated, 1 cent per Ih. Manufaftures of cotton or linen, or of boih, printed, ftained or coloured, or of cotton, not printed, ftained or col- cured, - - 12^ percent. Manufactures of linen, not printed, ftained or coloured, 12| per cent. Manufaftures of glafs (fee glars) Manufatiures of tobacco ((ee fnuff"and tobacco) Maiiufdftures of wood (fee cabinet wares ?nd wood) Manufaftures of the United States, fpirits excepted, free Mats and £loor-cloths,or parts ofeither, 15 per cent. Mal% - • - -_ 10 cents per bufhei Marble, flate, and other ftone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other uten- fils of marble or (late,, and generally all ftone and earthen ware, 15 per cent. Madeira wines (fee wines) ^lalaga wine, 28 cents per gallom Mace, - , 15 per cent. Duties on Goods, &c. .85

'Medicinal drugs, except thofe com- monly ufed in dyeing, 15 per cent. Merchandize, goods and wares, not herein otherwife particularly enu- mc rated and defcribed, 12| ditto Mittens and gloves of every kind, 15 ditto Millenary ready made, 15 ditto MolaiTes, 5 cents per gallon Muikets and firelocks with bayonets Xuited to the fame, and mufkei-ball, 15, per cent. Mufkets and firelocks, or parts of either, 15 ditto Aiufket, and firelocks without bayo- nets, or parts of either, 15 ditto Multard in flour 15 per cent. Mufiins and muflinets, whether print- ed, ilained,- coloured or otherwife. 12^ ditto N. 'Nails, 2 cents per Ife. Nankins, 12| prr cent. Nutmegs, 15 ditto O. Oranges, - 15 ditto •Ornaments' for women's head-drefTes, 15 ditto Ointm.ents, ciis and cdours (lee pow-

dcrSypalies, ^c, 1,5 ditto Olives, _ _ _ 15 ditto Oil, 1,5 ditto •Oporto and Lifbon wine, go cents per galloD P.

Paper-hangings, 1,5 per cent. Paper, wriiing and wrapping, 12^ ditto Paper, flieathing and cartridge, 15 ditto Painters' colours, whether dry or ground in oil, except thofe com-

monly ufed in dyeing. 15 ditto • Packthread and twine, - 40c cents per cw t. PaUeboard, parchment or vellum, 12^ percent. Pafie-VvOrk and jewelry, 15 ditto Phaetons, or parts thereof, 20 "ditto Pi after of Palis, free Pewter manufaftures. 15 per cent. Pewter, old, free .1804.] a^ i86 iDuties on Goods, Sec.

Pepper, . - - - 6 cents per Ih. Perfumes, - - - 15 per cent. Piftols or parts thereof, 15 ditto Piftures and prints, 12^ ditto Pimenta, - - - t 4 cents per lb. Printing types, * - - ie| per cent. Pickles of all forts. 15 ditto Painted, ftained or coloured goods, or manufatlures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, - _ - 12^ dittQ Philofophical apparatus, fpecially im- ported for any feminar>' of lea,rning, free Porter, beer or ale, in cafl^s or bottles, 8 cents per galloa on the value of the bottles, 12^ per cent, Powder, for hair, - - - 15 ditto Powder, gun, " - - I2h ditto Powders, pafles, balls, balfams, oint- ments, oils, M^aters, wafues, tinftures, efiTences, or other preparations or compontions, comn>only called fweet :fcents, odours, perfumes or cofmet- ics, and all powders or preparations for the teeth or gums, Duties on Groods, fifc. i^7

Steel, iron or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, Duties on Goods, &c.

•Skins, raw, - - _ free Shoes and flippers of filk, other fhoes and flippers for men and women, clogs or goloflioes, other ihoes and flippers for chil- dren, Swords, cutlafles, or parts of either, Stockings, Sione and earthen ware, Soap, - - _ l^olos and other carriages, or parts

thereof, - ^ Sugars, brown, do. white clayed, do. do. powdered, do. all other clayed or powdered, do. lump, §^gar, loaf,

do. other refined, - Sugar candy, Snuff, - - - T. Ta'iTels and trimmings commonly ufed by uphoHlerers, coachmakers ar>d faddlers, - - Tables of marble, flateand other (lone, or parts thereof. Tallow candles, Teasfrom China and India. Teas, Bohea, Souchong and other black teas, Hj'fon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee,

Gther green teas, - - From Europe. Teas, Bohea, Souchong and other black teas, Hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee. Other green teas, pri)m any other place. Bohea, ^(^uthong and other blade teas. Duties on Goods, &c. iSg

Teas, Hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee, .5c cents per lb. Other green teas, 3a ditto Teneritte wine, 20 cents pergalloDi Twine and packihread, 400 cents per twt, Tin manufaclures, 1 5 per cent. in in pigs and plates, free Tinftures (fee powders, paftes, Sec.) 15 per cent. 1 lies and bricks, X,5 ditto I'oys, not orherwife enumerated, 12^ ditto i obacco manufa£lured (other than fnufFj - 10 cents per lb. Tools of the trade orprofeffion of per- fons who come to refide in the Unit- ed States, free Types for printing, - 12^ per cent. V. Velvets and velverets, - 12^ ditto W. Wares of tin, pewter and copper, ditto do. earthen or ftone, dittQ China, - - - ditto do. gold, filver and plated, dittO; Wares, goods and merchandize, of the growth, produce or manufaciure of the United States, (fpirits excepted) ftee Wafers, - - - 15 per c?nt. Waters and wafiies (fee powxlers, pafies, &c.) 15 per cent. Walking fticks, whips and canes, 12^ ditto - - - W.ix candles, . 6 cents per Ih- Watches and clocks. Or parts of either, 15 per cent. Wines in cajks, bottles cr other vejfeb. — London particular Madeira, 58 cents per galloa — other, - do. QlttO Bargundy and Champaign, ditto — Sherry, - - - ditto — St. Lucar, ditto — Li>bon and Oporto, ditto, Tenerlffe, Fayal and Malaga, ditto On value of the bottles. 12^ per cent, Window glafs, 15 dittQ ^Vir& of brafs and Iron, free ^gn .Duties, &Ci

"^/Vool and cotton cards, - 50 cents per dozcE 'Wool unmanufafhured, - iVec Wood unmanufatlared, - free Wood manufadured (exclufive of cab- inet wares) - - 125 percent. Y. Yarn, untarred, - - 225 cents'per cwt. All other goods not before particularly- enumerated and defcribed, - 12^ per cent. CCf All parts of articles to be fubjeft to the fame dutle* as the-entire article is fubjeft to.

On all <2flft;(2A5re7ra articles imported from any foreign port nvithin the Cape of Good Hope, 10 per cent, to be added to the aftualcolt, including all charges, (outfjde packages, com- ^niflions and infurance only excepted) before the duties are calculated, & 20 per cent, if from any port beyond faid Cape. All dutied articles, imported into the United States, not having been landed more than one year, are allowed a draw- back of the duties, fubjeft to a deduftion of 3I per cent, ex- cept {pirits, which is half a cent per gallon, and s| per cent, on the amount of the duties. No beer, ale, or porter, to be imported in cafks of lefs capacity than Forty Gallons^ beer nieafure, or if in bottles, in J.>ackages lefs than Six Dozens, under penalty of forfeiture, with tlie fliip or veffel. The bottles in whick Liquors art imported^ to pay the fame duty as empty bottles. No goods, wares or merchandize, of foreign growth or manufaclure, fubjeftto the payment of duties, to be brought into the United States fj-om any foreign port or place in any

other manner than hj fea ; nor in any fhip or vcflel of lefs than thirty tons burthen—except in certain difinfts on the Northern, Nortb-Weilern anit Weftern boundaries of the United States. No merchandize to be imported in any veffel belonging in whole or in part to a citizen or inhabitant of the United States, unlefs the mafter of fuch velfel (hali have on board a Manifeft in writing, figned by fuch mailer, or other perfon Slaving the command, containing the name of the port or j)lacc where fuch merchandize was received, and the port where configned or deftined to, within the United States, .joarticularjy noting the merchandize deftined for each port Entry and Delivery—-Tonnage, Sec. i^^

^^fpeftively ; and every package on board fuch veffel to be particularly defcribed ; —to whom configned, or iF to order, with- the names of all paffengers, diftinguiihiug whether cabin or fteerage pafiTengers, or both, with ^heir baggage, and an account of all remaining fea-Ilores, (if

" No {hip or veflel from foreign ports, or coming by iea f/Om any port ofthe United States, (nail be permirted to re- port, make entry, or break buFk, till the mailer fhal! deliver to the poft-mafter all letters under his care or within his power, other than fuch as are direfted tot/kozoner or owners' cf fuck flip or vejel, and on oath or affirmation, to be taken of fuch delivery, the mafterto receive two cents for every letter fo delivered." \PoJl-OJice Law.

Ports of Entry and Delivery for Foreign Vcjch. In Ma s s a c h u s e t t i.—-Portland and Fahnoiith, New- Bedford, Dighton, Salem and Beverly, Gloucefier, Nnolniry- port, Marbkhead, Nantucket, Bojion and ChwljUnvn, Plymouth, Bath, Frenchman's Bay, Wifcaffet, Machias,

Penobfcot.—-In N e \v-H a m p s h i k e , Portjmcuth. ^^ No velfel from the Cape of Good Hope or Ijcyond, to be admitted to enter, except at the ports in the above liii which are marked by Italics. TONNAGE, By Aft ofCongrefs, 2d March, 1799, to be paid at the time of entering the veffel, nnd before any permit be granted for unlading any part of the cargo, at tlie follow- ing rates, viz. OnJIiips^or vejfelsfrom any foreign port or place. Ships or velfels of the United States, fix cents per ton, built within the United vStates after July 20th, 1780, but be- longing wholly or in part to foreign powers, duly record- ed, thirtj cents per ton. On other (hips or veflels, ffty cents per ton. Veffels of the United States, employed in the coadicg trade, or fiflierics, duly licenfed, per annum fix cents \}€.x icm.

Vctfels of the United States, fother than licenfed j taking in merchandize in a diftritt in one State, to be delivered iwa diftrift in another State, other than an adjoining State on the lea-coaft, or on a navigable river, fx cents per ton. Oiher flnps or veflels, taking in merchandize lo be delivered in another diftrift, ffty cents per ton* igz Guftom-Houfe Fees, &c.

FEES OF OFFICE.

To the CallcBor and Naval Oji CtT. Dells Entrj' of a veffel of ico tons or upwards, Clearance of do. do. do. Entry of a vcilel under loo tons,

Clearance of do. do. do. - *• Every poft entry, Pernut to land goods, Every bond taken officially, Permit to land goods for exi^ortation for drawback, Debenture or other official certificate. Bill of health. Official document (except reglfter required by any perfon} < - - - 2i3 l^are-^Allotvance for Leakage, &c. 193

lb. On every box of other tea, between 50 and 70 lb; i^ do. if 80 lb. eo— if Ho lb. and upM^ftrds, 92 The above to include ropv-s, ciinvas and other coverings; On all other boxes of teas, accotding to the invoice or ac- tual weight thereof. Percent. On cofTeej in h?^gs, s— in bales^ q^n cafksj - 12 On fu gars, other than loaf fngar in caiks, - li

On fugars, other than loaf fugsr in cafks, - - I si in boxes, 1,5-^ln b;igs or mats, * * 5 On pimenta, in caHcs, 16—inbagS, * " 3 On cocoa, in cafks, 10—in bags, - - 1 Oncheefe, in h^mpersor bafketSj to—in boxes, " 26 On candles, in boxes, 8-^chocolate, in boxes, - 16 On cotton in bales, 2—in feroons, - - 6 Glauber falts, in cafl-;s, ^ - - 8 On _ On indigo, in barrels, 12—in other cafks, - j^ • in feroons, ic-^^in biigs or mats, g On na'ls, in calks, - - - 8 On pepper, in cafks, 12-^in bales, 5—in bagSj - 3 On fugar-candy, in boxes, 10—fegars, in boxes, - 1^ On foap, in boxes, 10—on fhot, in caflcs, ~ " 3 On twine, In cafks, is—-in baks, - "3 On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, as ac- tual weight;

, Allozbavce for Leakage and Breakage.

Two i^er cent, allowed on the gauge on a)l merchandize^ jpnying duty by the gallon^ contained in cafks. Ten per cent, on ail beer, ale and porter in, bottles, an^ five per cent, drt other liq^uorS in bottles, to be dedu6lf(i

from the invoice quantity, \n lieu of breakage j or itfhall be lawful to compute the duties on the attual quantity by tale^ at the option of the importer at the time of entry.

Bounty on Salted Provifons and Fijh of the United States,

An allowance oKthirty ff??^^ per barrel is allowed on pick- led fifn of the United States, and ixvtnty-five cents per barrel On all provifions faked within the United States, witlioat any deduction, if the fame fliall amount to ten dollars. And in order to obtain fuch bounty, the exporter to make an entry therefor with the tollefloi — but no entry will be received ' 1804,] R 19+ Co^TTTnercIal Information. where fcich pickled fiili or falced proviiions have vet been in-' fpeBcd and tuarkcdy agreeeible fo the laws oF the refpettive State.>, wiicic Tach !av/s are la force. Such bounly is paya- bh- ill \ix nvooths from the daie of the bond to be given and in no ca^e, uril^fs the certificates of landing at a liirei^n port, as in other caf:;s, are produced. The bond to he in doable the amount of {'uch bouat>-—conditioned that the fame Ihall be lauded aiid left at feme foreign port.

Form of entry ir tended to be exported for the bencjit cf bounty, by in the. < wherccj ?'.\- Mafier, bmnd for

Marfo as Uctcnp'i.and ;umber of { branded ori I fpecics cf fifli Quality. barrels. the calks. { '^Tp<-ovii:or!.s.

GENERAL INFORMATION. The vrant of certificates of diilille^i fpiriis, wines cr teas, fubieft fuch articles to feizure, and ffty dolhrs line, if fuch certificates are not delivered to the purchaser; and if aiiv cafk, thcit, veiTrl or cafe, containing I'uch articles, fhaU be foiind in the pofielTion of any yAcrfon, without beinj^ masked, and not being accompanied with a ceitiFicaie, the fame is liable to feizure. On the faL of any cafk, 8cc. which has been marked, the marks to be defaced in prcfeire of feme cfhcer of irfpec- tion or cuiloms; and the cernficnte of the fame to be de-

livered up, urjder penalty qI cnc hundred dollars , with colls of fuit. Goods from foreign po^ts, not to be imhider, b-nt betweea fun-rife and fun-fet, without ipecial licenfe, under a'penahy o^ four hundred dollars on the mafter, and every other per- fon concerned; difabiiity from holding any ofEce under the government of the United States for feven years, and be- ing advertifed in the newfpapers, with forfeiture of ibe

goods ; and if above four hundred dollars, value of veilcl and apparel. Goods removed before gauged, and ^ve•ghed, and if wines, fpirits or teas, before beii}g marked, without per- icilnon, are forfeited. Commercial Ir/ormaticn. 195

Perfons givinj^ or onVring a bribe, forft-iifrom two kun=' dtfd to two tftci'favd cJolfars. lvS\tciors and ofFxers of revesiue cuitfis xn-*y go on board, ex;>miiie and iearch veC-

effeft aiy oF the revenae liiws of the tJriired States, icrfeits froKi jifty to ^ve kundred dollars. Every owniicr of a veile!, leading within the limits of the United Stat-s, to fvcir to the regifter within ninety days af- ter its being grcin.:ed, or it bccrymes void, and die vellel arid car^o pjyi foiei^a touoage aiidduty. Returned Cargo. (If avy articles of an ciUward cargo are hronght back^ thfy are to be dalaiud, fftcfitd by whom fitipptd outward, and '<) w/iom conligned inward.)

For ihe Information of Merchants m the D'lJlriS jof Bofton and CharlcftoY/n. ALL bonds 'f\vtx\ on the txptnaticr:.ofmerchandize, en- titled to a drawback, mail be put in fait as they be- corue due, unlels by prior r^ppiicaaon to the Complroiier, longer timt {hall !;e given topiOCurether.eceiTar}- evidenct; thai ihe mcrchancize exported waj landed in a foreign port, captured <>r loil. That no docuiiier.t of landing merchandize in a foreign port. euti-Icd to a drawback, can be received, however regular, aitcr the bond becomes due, imiels fatiafaQory reafoos are aiugned for the delay. That the exporter of ail failed provjCons and pickled fifb, entitled to bounty, cannot claim ir, uaieis she c' idence of the delivery of the lifli and proviiions, in a foieign port, is tfindti-ed before his bond, given at the time of Gxportatioii, becomes due, excepting in thofe cafes where fatisfaftory feJbns arc ailigncd for the delay, or a farther time grautj^ 196 Governors in the U. States, Sec. by the Comptroller for obralning evidence of the landing o|: the pro\ ifions or fiili, in a foreign port. Thatno debenture can be ifTued on the exportation of mer- chandize, unlefs the exporter fhall, \virhin ten days after ihe clearance of the vellel, complete thofe papers which the law aiakes neceffary to his bciiig entitled to a drawback. Should any merchant in this diflric^ be confcious that he has bf

Governors iri fhc feveral Staie^,

Kew-Hamp(liire, John Taylor Oilman. Maflfachufetts, Caleb Strong. Rhodc-Iiland, &.c. Arthur Fenner. Connecficut, Jonathan Trumbull. Vermont, Ifaac Tichenor. Kew-Ycrk, George Clmtor,. New-Jerfcy, General Bloomfield. Pennfy ivania, Thomas M'Keaa, Delaware, pavid Hall. ^'Iar>'land, Kobcrt Bowie. Virginia, John Page. North-Carolma, James Turner. South-Carolina, James B. Richardfon* Qeorgia, John Milledge. Kentucky, J;.mes Garrard. ''rennefTce, John Sp.vier. Miffifippi Territory, William C.'C. Claiborne. Indiana Territory, Vv''illiain Henry Harrifon, Ohio, Edward Tiffin.

Courts in the SiaU of New-Hampfhire. Superior Courts. FOR the county o{ Rockingham—At Portfmouth, on the ill Tuefday in February ; and at Exeter, the 3d ^ uei^ day in wSeprember. Strafford—At Dover, on ihe 4ih luef- day in February, and ift in September. HUiflwrcvgh—At

|ippi;intpn, on the ;ft Tuefday in May ; and at An-.her{l, Courts in N. Hampfhire and Vermont. 197 the 1 ft Tuefday in Oclober. Ckefnin—hx Charlefiown,

00 the 3d Tuefciay in May ; and at Keene, the sdTviefdajr in Oftober. Grcfton^-Ai Piymourh, on the ift Tuefday ia June; and at liaverhiil, the laefday foliovving the ^tk Tuelday m 0£k)Lx:r. INFERIOR Courts. For the county of Rocking havj.—-At Portfmoiuh, on the ift Tuefday in January ; and at Exeter, the ad Tuefday in Auguft. Slr&jford—At Rochefter, on the 3d Tuefday in Jaiiu^rJ^ ; and at Giimaotown, the 3d Tuefday ia Aut guit. HiilihGTCugh—At Amherii, en the laft Tuefday in March ; and at Hopkinton/the ift Tnefday in .Sepicmber.

Chrjkin —At Keeuj. o\\ the ift Tuefday in April ; znd at ChuxieUown, the 4tu Tue.fd:sy io Septtmbex. Grajton—^

At Haverhiii, ou the h^ft Tuefday iii Fehriiary j aad at Plymouth, on %hs: 21 Tuefday in September,

Courts tn the State of Vermont* CouNTi' Courts. T Bennington^ ia the county oi Bennington^ on the 3d A^>- Monday of JDeceinber i and at MancheHer, on the ift Monday of Juue, annually- At Rutland, in the county of Rutland, on the 3d Monday of March, and on the ^d Monday of November, annually. At Middlebur],^ in the county of Addifm, on tht ift Monday of March, 3nd oa the laft Monday of Scptcrabir, annually. At Burlington, in the county of Chittenden, on the laft Tuefday fave one in Febniar\% and on tnc laft Mor.day fave two in Septem- ber, annually. At St. Albar.s, in the county of Franklin^ on the ed Monday of Ma»ch, aiid on the ad Moijuuy of NowiTiber, annaally. At Ncwfane, in the couijrv of Windkam^ on the 2a Monday of June, and on the Sd iVIon? day of December, annually. At Woodilock, in the coun- ty of IVindfor, on the 3d Monday of September, and on the 3d Monday of March, annually. At Cheliea, in the county of Oravge, on the 2d Monday of June, and on the L'd Monday of December, annually. At Danville, in the county of Caledonia, on the lil Monday of January, and on the lull Monday of June, annually.

18C4. j Fv 2 19$ Courts in Vermont and Conne

Supreme Courts, annually. At Newfane, in the county of Windham, on the ifl Tuefday of Auguft. At Woodftock, in the county of IVindfor, oa the 3d Tuefday of Auguft. At Chelfea, in di2 county of Orange, on the 2d Tuefday next following the sdTuefday of Auguft. At Danvilie, in the county of Caledonia, on the 3d Tuefday next following the 4th 1 uef-? day of Auguft. At St. Albans, in the county of Frank- lin, on the laft Monday of December. At Burhngton, in the county of Cliittcndcn, on the ift Tuefday of Jiinuary,

At Middlebur)' , in the county of Addifon, on the 3d Tuef- day of January. At Rutland, in the county of Rutland^ on the ift Tuefday next following the 4th Tuefday of Jan- uary. At Bennirigton and Manchefter, in the county of Bennington, alternately, ou the 3d Tuefday next following tlie 4th Tuefday of January.

Courts in the State of Connedlicut. Supreme Court of Errors.

^T^O fit the ift Tuefday in June, annually ; alternately X at Hartford and New-Haven, beginning at the former. It is compofed of the Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and twelve Affiftants. Superior Courts.

PRIMARY CIRCUIT. At Middietown, the laft Tuefday ftwe two in July. At New-Haven, the laft Tuef- day in July. At Danbury, the ift Tuefd y in An^uft. At Litchfield, the 3d Tuclday in Auguft. At Haitfcrd,

the ift Tuefday in September. At Windham, the 30!

Tuefday in September. At New-London, the 4;l;i Tuef- day in September. SECONDARY CIRCUIT.—At Kaddam, the 2d Tuefday in December. At New-Haven, the 4th I'ucfday in December. At Fairfield, the 2d Tuefday in January. At Litchfield, the 3d Tuefday in Auguft. At Harifo/d, the 3d Tuefday in February. At Tolland, the lail Tuef- day fave two iu July. At Windham, the ift Tuefday \n January. At Nojwicb, the 4th luci'oay in March*- Courts in Connedicut and Rhode-Ifland. i.$.|

Courts of Common Pleas. At Hartford, the 4th Tuefclay in March, and 4th in Nor vemb^rr. At New-riaven, the gd Tueiday in March^ and 4th in Kovtraibcr. At New-London, the 2d Tuelday ia jane. Ak Norwich, the 4!;h Tuefday in November. At Fairfield, the 3d luefday in April. At Danbary, the ^d Tuefdsy ill November. " At Wiadiiain, the 3d l^ucfday in Auguil, aiid sd jo December. At litchSeld, the 4th TuefJay in March, and 3d in September. At Middletown, the sd Tuefday in November. A* Haddam, the lail TueC? jday in March. A^ Tolland, the 2.d Tuefdays in Februari- and September.

Courts in the Stais of Rhode-Lfland, Superior Courts. AT Xeiiqjort, the jfl Monday in Maixh^ and 4th ia • AugitH. At Pixivid nee, the 3d Mondays in iClarch and Septeraber. At Soudi-Kingfton, the 4th' Monday in April, and 2d io October. At Briftol, the 2d Mondays in March arid StjMcmber. At EaftrGrcenwich, the 2d Monr day in Ai>rii, and ift in Ocloher. Courts of Common Pl.eas. At Nevs-porr, the 3d Monday in May, and ifl in No- vember. At Providence, the ^rhjVIonday in M.iy, and 3d in DfcCiaJxrr. At Soisth-Kiii-fton, the 2d Mondays in February and Anguft. At Briiioi, the 2d Mondviy in Jan- uaiy, -a^d ill in June. At EatlrGreenwich, the gd Monr jiayji in JitiAUiuy and Auiguit.

Rahs at tvhich Foreign Monies are ejimatsd in Pay-f mtni of Duties, Pound ftcrltng of Girar-Britain, 4 dollars ana 44 cents, of Jrelaud, 4 dolLu and lo cents. Tivre Totirno'S, 1^^ cents. i>«rch E'rin of e,niider, 40 cenrs. Mark banco of Hambuv^I), 33^ cents, iCix dollar of Denmpik, 1 dollar. B.ial of plate of Spain, ic eenti. fQQ Coins and Currencies,

Rial of Veiloon of Spain, 5 cents. Millree of Portugal, 1 dollar and 24 cents. Tale of China, 1 dollar and 48 cents. Pagoda of India, 1 dollar and 94 cents. Rupee of Bengal, 55^ cents.

Rules for reducing the Currencies of the different States into each other,

ift. To reduce the currencies of New-Hampfiiire, Maf- fachufetts, Rhode-Ifland, Connefticut and Virginia, into thofe of New-York and North-Carolina, to the given fum add ^ part thereof. Of Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, to the given fum add :^th. Of South-Carolina and Georgia, from the given fum fub- tra£l Ss*>yths thereof.

On the contrary. 2d. To reduce New -York and North-Carolina into New-HamplLire, Maifachufetts, Rhode -Ifland, Comicfticut and Virginia, from the given fum deducl ^ih thereof. Into Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Mary- land, from the (urn given deducl i-i6ih thereof. Into South-Carolina and Georgia, to the fum given add l-6th, and then take half of the whole.

3d. To reduce Pennfylvania, New-Jerfey, Delaware and Maryland, mto New-Humpfiiire, Maifachufetis, Rhode- liland, Connetticut and Virguiia, from the ium given deducl; i-5th thereof. Into New-York and North-Carolina, to the fum given add i-i5th thereof. Into South-Carolina and Georgia, multiply by 3 and i-9'.h, and divide the produtl: by 5 ; or multiply by 28, and divide by 45. 4th. To reduce South-Carolina and Georgia into New- Hampfiiirc, Maflachufetts, Rhode-Ifiand, Conncfticut and Virginia, to the given fum add 2-7ths tl-ereof. liito Pennfy A'ania, New-Teif-.y, Delaware av'd Maryland, 'multiply the given ium by 45, and divide by 28. Inici Kew-Yoik and Nonh-Caroiina, from the given fum fubcracl i-7^b, and doubiw the remainder. —

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^ -JZ 2Q2 Cenfus of MafTachufetts.

CENSUS of the Several TOWNS hi MASSA- CHUSETTS DISTRICT.

County of Suffolk. Towns. Inhabitants. Buiiirigton, 534 Cambridge, £,4,53 Cailiile, 634 CharleOo'A'n, 2,7,51 Che]m:vford, ijPpo Concord, i>679 Dracut, i>^74 Dunftable, 41^5 Eaft-Sudbury, 835 Frauungham, 1,625 GrwLon, 1,802 Holiifton, 783 Kopkinton, l^S?^ Lojngtou, 1,006 Lincoln, 75^ Littleton, 904 Maiden, 1,0.59 Marlborough, 1,735 Medfoid, 1,114 Natick, 694 Newton, 1)49^ Pepperell, i,i.9S Reading, 2,025 Sherburne, 775 Shirley, 7/^3 Stcneham, 380 Stow, 800 Sudbury, 1,303 Tewkfbuiy, 944 Townfend, 1,149 Tyrgfborough, 6gG Wartham, 903 Warertown, 1,207 Well ford, 1,267 V/elkm, 1,027 Wilmington, 797 Woburn, Cenfus of MafTacliufetts. 203

Inhabitants. CoiciU of Ham p s t,' i r e . Towns. Towns. Inhabitants. Amherft, 1,3.5^ Beichertown, ^jH^S Brimfield, 1,384 Grnriby, 786 Greenwich, 1,460 Kadley, 1,073 Holland, 445 Levt-rett, 711 I.ongTTseadow, 973 Ludlov/, 650 Monlbn, 1 563,5 Montague, 1,2-22 New-Salem, 1,949 Nonh field, I1OA7 Orange, 766 Palmer, ^jC;39 Peihara, 1,144

Shutenr.iry, . 930 South-Hadley, 801 Sourh-Brimfield, 774 Sunderbnd, 537 Springfield, 2,312 Ware, 997 'V/ar.vick, 1,233 AA^ende'l, 737 Wilbrjibatn, 1,743 Weji Side of Ccnneciicut River. AOifield, 1,741 Bariiardlion, 780 B Ian ford, 1,778 Buckland, 1,041 Charlemont, 873 Chefter, ^,542 CheOerfield, 1,323 Colrain, 2,014 Conway, 2,013 Cumraington, 985 Decrfieid, 1,531 EaO,-Hampton, 586 Gill, 700 Gofiien, 724 2 . aoA Cenfiis- of Mairachufetts.^

County ^ BA R X ST a b l e . Ccamty of Wo R C EST E g

Towns. Ifihftthifants, Toums,- bifiahilants Barnftable, 2,964 Cbatham,- 1,3,51 Dennis, 1,4-08

Falmouth, 1,8^2 IT.ijich, z,%'^j MalTapee, 1^5

Provincetown, 8 1 Sandwich, 2,024

Wcilflcet, 1,207 Tarmmith, 1,727 -I0,-2v)3

County of '^Ki^ro-i..

Attlchorough, 2,480 Berkley, 1,013 Bartinouth, 2,6Co Dighton, ifiGS Eaftan, '?,5,30 Freetown, 2,535 Mansfield, 1,016 New-Bcdfoi-'d, 4,361 Norton, 1,4^1

Haynham, 1,1^ i Rehoboth, 4,743 Somerfet, 1,-32 Swanzcy, i'74i' Taunton, 3,860 Wenporf, 2,361

i)uKEs County. Chilmork, Soo Edii;arron, 1,226 Tilburv, 1-09- — 3,11^

Cotmty of Nantucket.

SJantucker, $,617 ~ ^617 Cenfus o£ MafTach-ufetts, Stc, 2QS

To-u Inhabitants Tc^vns. Inhabitants. Uxlrridfie, 1,404- Wafhington, W-ard, 532 Wert-Stock- Wedboroueh, 1 922 ^bridge, S Weftern, 979 William flon, Wcilminner, Wind for, Winchendon, 1,092 Unincorporated Worcefter, 2,411 Lands, called 6,^ig2 Zoar, l:ounty 0/ B e R K s h i r e . 33.881: Adam; ,688 County 0/ No R F O LK. A 1 ford, 518 Bellingham, 704' Becket, Braintree, 1,285- BetWehiem, 4S8 Brookline, 605 Ghcfhire, 1.32,5 Canton, 1,110 Glarkfourgh, 2-33 Coliaffet, 849 Dal ton, 8.59 Dedham, 1.973 Egremonf,, 83.5 Dorchefter, 2.347 Gr.Barringtonj 1.754 Dover, 51 ! Hancock, 1,187 Fox borough, 779 Lanefborough, 1*443 Franklin, 1,285 Lee,. 1,267 Medfieid, 74.3 ISencxj 1,041 Medway, 1,050 Loudon, 614 Mi Iron,. 1,143 Mt.Wafliingf on, 291 Necdham, 1,07a-- I^^ew-AMord, ,qoo .Ouincy, 1,081 NewMarlboro 1,848 Randolph, 1,021 Fartrid^efield, 1,361 Roxburv, 2,765 Pirtsfield, 2,061 .•^inaron, 1,018 Richmond, 1,044 Sroiighcon, i,o2a. w'andisfield, 1,637 Walpole, g89- StlVOVy 430 Weymouth, 1,803 Siieffield, 2,050 W^icntham, 2,061 South fie Id, 220 •27,21^- Sfockbridge, 1,261 Tyringham, 1,732 Total, 422,845.

C-enfus of the Counties in the Diftrid" of Maine* York, - - - 37,729 Cumberland, 37,921 Lincoln, 30,100 LTancock, 16,316 WASHINCTOy, 4,436 Kenneueck, 24^39^ 1804.] S. :

206 .oaci

AccoiJing fo the return of the CeiiTus (for 1800) of this Sta^e, at the feat of Government of the United Stares, the total number is 574,564 ; confeqiiently there is a deficiency in the foregoing, of 823. Agreeably to this ftatement, this CoTDmonwealth has, from 1790 to 1800, increafed 99,237.

ROADS t.o the principal Towns on the Continent from Boilion, with the Names of Innkeepers. From Bqilon to Newfcrt, Duxbury Loring over Seekkonk, through Kingfton RuiTell* Bxhohoth. Miles Plymouth Nicolfon Rnxbury Whiting 8 Bartlett Dcdham Ames & Gay 3 Witherell Elhs 3 do. Cornlfh Walpole Policy Ellis Wrentham Whitney Sandwich Ncwcomb AttlehoTOugh Holmes Feffcnd£n Attleborough Newell Nye Rehcboth Carpenter Barnflable Hov.dand Warren Cole Crocker, Loring & Brlftol Bourn Sturgis Ferrv* Houfe Pearfe 2 Thatcher Poriimouth Congden 7 Yarmouth 'Doane Newport Harwich Obiien do. At wood 69 Orleans Bafcom* To P/v;,n. vlh and Caj -Cod. Eafiham Myrick Roxhui-y .^ — 4 do. Colbngst Mihon Vofe 3 Welifleet Brovv^i Qiuncy Newcomb 3 Holbrook Bax-fcr Truro Collins Braintre>' SHliibu'-v 2 Provincetown Smalley Wcvmouth Arnold do. Rice Scltuai-e Colhir.iorc To Martha''s Vineyard. rianovcr Curris Saadv>/ich Feffenden 60 Donald Falmouth Fiili 10 Pembroke M?goun Falmouthtown Hatch 8

* Tlif^ Imn of Ri'Jj'cil and Eafcom do tiot f^una cm tU Wiifi din Etpoji -rend

t Th^ roo.d by CoUivgs's Infif 'though not tin nearpji ^ is in- €Oviparah') the /vy?.. RoacB. 207

Wood's Hole Parker 4 Concord Jones 10 Over the ferr}' toVineyard 9 Afton Tones 5

HMontreal & Qncbcc. Patucket Slack 1 Providence Foiler, [_Frem Walpok BridgCya new route. Aniidon & Aidrich 4 '\ Walpole Bridge I03 45 See the forc^civg lijl. To Ckarkf^own, [Ncw-Hamp- Over the budge Jliircj and Crown-Point. P.ockingham W'ebb 5 Watcitown Willington 8 Chefter Kmibal 7 Walihain Townlcr.d 2 Cavendllh JJuttcn ^ :S©5 Heads,

Ludlov/ IReed 3 Lexington Brown 3 MounthoUy iGreea 3 do. Munro 1 do. Benit 2 do. Dudley & Shrewfbufy Roberfon 5 Mijriam :l Clarendon Bowman 6 do. Benjamin 2 Xutland Reed 5 Lincoln Hartwell 4 do. Finton 1 Concord Tones 3 Pittsford 'Ewings 6 A£lon 'White 5 do. Antony 2 Littleton Kidder A Brandon Gilbert 5 Groton Richardlon s Ivcicefter Woodard 7 Shirley Sawtel ^ Salifbury Heard 6 LuiiCiiburgh Good- Middlebury Mattock 6 rich ie Whitney g 'Vergennes Kolifter 7 2 Fitchburgh •Cow den 4 Ferrifburg Burt 7 Afliburnhara Cufhlng 7 Charlottee "Williams 4 S he 1 burn Pearfons 4 57 Burlington Ames 7 Thence to jCharlePtOwn as la 'JsTikon Mansfield 14 the beforemeritioned lift. Acrofs the found to South To Dartmcuth College. Hero 6 Charleftown Wiilard 119 The Gut between N.Sc (See above.) S. Hero Gorden 12 Claremont Afliley 6 :Ferr>' to N. Hero 1 do, Cook 4 Hervey's Ferry 7 Corniili Chafe 5 1 burgh .1 A Piainfield Safford point Savajie's 4 Lebanon Hall I l^atitude 45° SeatSc Hanover iBrewfter Gng's 8 Barrows' 8 151 Wattoy's 5 Chcfhere's 8 To Norwich '8c New-London. St. Jdhn*s Gill 4 Attleborough Newel 36 Leprotre 18 Providence Rice 9 Montreal 6 Johnfon Sheldon 3 Trois Riviere* Fifke ^ Quebec Scituate Angel (^ do. Taylor 6 489 Coventry Knox ^ To Charljlown (Ntw- Volentown Dorance 4 Hampjhire.) Piainfield Eaton 4 8 Menotomy RufTeli 5 Newent Burnham 4J0. Whitteniore i Norwich X,athrop 7 Roa(^. 209

Mohcpan Houghton 7 New-London Douglas 7

104 Upper Road to Exeter ar.d Portland, Medford XI« Itoads.

York Scwall & Preble 6 ^Rcads. 211

New-Haven Nichols 8c Canaan Hand Butkr Srephenftowa Bufii Union Viilaiie Sirontr 140 Schoodic Mc KoM^n Pofl-Road to Wejlern. ^ Vander Ciimbrid^e tBrown Green Bufti 3 ,1 Heyden -Watertown +Willington -4 Albany Gregory Waltham Nixon or Troy Ferry Piatt Townfcod 2 Laniin burgh Johnfoa do. WelTon 1 Waterford Schoorthovcn "Wefton i'Smith 4 Half Moon Sudbury Stone or tHov/c 4 ;pi5-; do. Howe 5 ck). Jones -Marlborough Munroe 2 Balldown 5 Aldrich and do. tWiUiams 3§ Springs ( Mc Marteri Northborough tMunroe 5 SaratQga Springs Putnam Shrewlbury tHavt-u 5 do. Slocunib 2 £09 do. Jeniibn -i To the 'Spn'-f/gs h}- the wdy "Worccftcr i:Mo\ver 3;^ ot f/j/i Creek. •Lcit.llur i-Iobart 6 Albany Gregory' 172 Sociiccr Jt'nko 6 Troy PciFy Piatt 6 Biooka^jid :huwc 6 Lanlifiburgh Jc^hnCon 3 do. -Draper 3 Wy terlord Schooiihoveii 1 W..{lern Biiiir 5 Stillwater 11 do. Eniign 6 Fiili Creek 6 and _ To Ballfioron Saratoga Saratoga Sjirings Putnam 13 Springs. Balli'lown ^ Aldrich ^rnd g (To V/eitcrii, as above.) Springs i Mc Mafters Ware Ouintiu f) Bclcherion Cwike -6 liadlcy While 7 Poft-Ro;-dtc Kczr-Yvik. Northampton Pomjroy 7 (To Wclicra, ;!S l/Ciore.) do. wards PaluiCr ti'.Mtcs Bd ^5 9 iOtci'vcuor Chcftcrfield Merrick 7 \Vi!bfyhi

^^/'ailinc^s?Jrd Carrington 8 Albany Ferry 8 North-Haven ivcs 6 Halfmoon 12 tBrown Skillwaier New-H^ven 7 1 13 Ivlilford Clark 10 Saratoga 12 btratford Ferry Gillet 2 Fort Eflu-ard 20 Str.uford iLovejoy 2 Lake-George 14 faafield Pennfie'ld lo Ticondcroga 30 Green Farms PafTel 8 Crown-Pomt ^5 Norwaik iReed 4 Will (borough 20 Stamford fWebb o Fort St. John 60 Piorfeneck IKni^pp Le Praire 16 Rye IQumtard 6 Montreal 6 Maroneck Horton 4 Trois Rivieres 90 Ntw-Rochelle "VViliiaras 4 Quebec 80 Eaft-Chefter Guion 4 "568 Kingfbury +Hoyt 4 Harlem Hafley 5 New-York iEcckman From Bojlon to Albany on the 9 Hartford Road. Weftern Blair 73 254 Ware Quintln 6 N.B. Wbcrethe Mail Stage Belcherlown Dunbar ftops,.the names of tie Inn- 7 Hadky White 6 keepers arc marked thust. do. Warner 3 To Albany and Oiituec. N. Hampton Pomeioy 3 Springfield Parfor.s 96 do. Edwards 5 Over the River to FJys 2. Cherterfield Merrick 7 Weftfield Chip 7 Worthington Fitch 6 do. Emerfon 3 Patridgefield Badger 8 Plandford Knox 6 do.' Whiting 3 Greenwood Rowley 6 Dalton Waterman

do. Emerfon :? Pittsficld Allen Chadwic Broad Tyringham Hancock ,^ Great-Bar} ington Root 9 New Lebanon S]>ripgs^^ do. Whi'ing Canaan Jones 2 Egremont Kicks 4 Steve nftowTi Bufh 7 Nobleiown Cowles 4 Schoodic Strong o do. Mackiiiftry g do. Mc Kown g do.^ Ray 2 Green BuRi Van Haden 2 Stonehole

Trom Sojlon to Savajinah Georgia, V

J 06 Dele ArabrofePlall, Deputy Sheriff. 120 Samuel fialkell, (E.) rem.oved from Bofton. 122 W'ilks Allen ordained at Ckdmsford. 123 Zacchcus Colby, do. at Ckcjtcr. 124 Ivory Hovey, of Plymouth, deceafed. 1 2.^ James Freeman, Marflipee,i]iould ^.zwdijohn Freem_an. 126 Jeremiah Noyes is ordained at Gorham, Cum. Coun. 149 Infert jun. at W'm. Hunt, Surf;e^n to Infantry. 1^0 tio- f^o. at John Heard, ii^nfign. 3^/5 James Blake, Surveyor of Boards, &:c. deceafed. i/:;6 Infeit J. C. Warrer!, Phyiician, houfe Trenront-Str.

. 16^ At New-York add John ArmRrong. 178 Dc^e Anhur St. C.air, Govemorof N. W.Territory.

jyartmouth College, Ncv^-HampPiJire,

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Prcjidint, , Hon. John Wheelock, ll.d. Profeffcr of Eccks. Hijlory.- Pnfcjfor of Mathematics and Natural p/dlpfcpky, Hon. Bezcdeel Woodward, A.M. ProfclJor of the Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and other Oriental Languagrs, Rev. John Smith, a.m. Profejjor of Chevjffiry and Medicine, Nathan Smith, M.D» 1 litor, Rofweii Shirtluif. • Vacations. Firji, Ah weeks from Comimencement. S.^n lid, 64 weeks from i{\ Monday in January. ,'^K.-//^ 2 weeks from iR Monday preceding laft "^ ^-^y. Ccnnncncemtnt 4th Wednefday in Au_> 1

Indz: lis

INDEX TO THE Register and Calendar, Page Academy AMERICAN of Aiu Coins, 2^;.j and Sciences, 52 Coiieocors of Revenue inMassa. 132,135 Attornies at the 3 J. C. & C. C. P. in Correfdons and Additions, iij the several couiicies, 73—113 DROWNED Per3ons,treatmentofj47 Academies in Massachusetts, 118— rip J Dartmouth College, Ancient & Honorable Artillery, 151 214 Divisions V S.air-Cfficers, Auftioneers in Boston, I5j 134 Department of Stare, Attornies & Counsellors in Circuit iC6 ai Treasury, Court, Massachusetts Distiift, 172 iC6 of War, Additions and Corrections, 1 65 213 I of Navy, 1(55 Education Fund, BAPTIST 51 Distrift Officers of tne U. S. 167—169 Boston Cl-.amber of Commerce, 51 Courts of do. 171 Library, 52 Duties on Guods,&:c.iiTi ported .1 75—ic;o Mocianic Association, 53 Dispensary, Boston Medical, 42 AquedLift Corporation, 53 ECLII'SESfor I8O4, 2 JJaiiks in the United States, 59—55 Episcopal Bishops in America, 13a in Boston, 5g_C3l Banisters at Law, 73, p^, 107 I^^RANKLTN Association, 4,3 Bowdnin College, 117 . Female Asylum, Boston, i^/i Brigade Staif-OfScers, do. Charitable 1 3 7 Society, Salem, 47 Board of Health, iloston, 153 Field Omcers, Al;.s5aciiusett3, I40 Fire Wards of 3o=ton, I ;i CH^JIITABLE Societies in Mrs- Federal Repiescntati\es, sachusetts, I64— iC5 44, 45 wCcators, Co;»mittees 01 the General Court 1O3 Fees of Custom House, l(;-2 of Massachiisetts, 37 of Pilotage, 157 Chamber of Commerce, Boston, 51 Foreign Coins, value of :oi Cul'jmbiar. S!>ciety, 53 Cicrki of tlie list of, since several Courts, "JT. — 1 3 GOVERNORS, first County Treasurers, 7a— ill settkment of I'lymouth, 2i Coroners in Massachusetts, 74—113 Governor and Council of Massa. i* Churches, Ministers, I.Hamp. i5cV'ermont, 156—1 C3 Harvard Univevsily, 114 Probate, 74—95 of Beef and S. J Massachusetts, 71 INSPECTORS Pork, 40 of Pot 1 earl Ashes, i n Massachusetts, I s—i 7 & 4 o Counsellors and Auornies in Circuit of A'ails, 41 of Tobacco, COOTt, Ma3sach'.:sccts District, 1 72 Butter Commissioners of Loans, 173 and Lard, 41 Consuls and Commercial Agents, Insurance Companies in Massa. 6C—Cp 174,175' Comp.iniis in R. Inland, 69 Consuls, Commissaries and Minis- Offices in Boston, 07 ters of Foreign Powers, resident JUSTICES th'-oughout tte Com- intfJeU. S. 17(3—178 monwtaitti, "ij 72 C .m licsioners, variou';, 1 79 of Cmmon PIe=s, Ctns.is wf the Tcw.is in Massachu- of the fjuorum, aev^ Cistrjv":, 202— 204 I of the i'ea.e, 72—11:3 1 II;

Index.

Page Ju.ijes of Protiate y2—iii PrCiideBts of Han-aid Unhrersily,

Judiciary of the U. States, . 167 Professors in do. IruJiana Territory, Government of, 178 REPRESENTATrVES of Mas- Information to Merchants 195 sachusetts, 24- Instructors in Public Schools, 152 Registers of Probate in tlie several ENNEBECK Agricultural Soci. 54 counties, 7'hp' K Medical Association, 43 do. of Deed? in do. 723 Rhode-Island CoUece, *i Masonic, in LODGES, Massa. 55—58 Roman Catholic Bishops, ) Legionary Brigade, Officers of, 149 Ri^-enue Officers in Massa. 132— Letter Postsge, rates of, 2 Hates of Dockage, Wharfage and I tist Stag'- that run from Boston, 1 7—21 Storage, i 53— Representatives of the United States, MEDICAL Societies in Mas. 41—43 16^-1. Method of treatment of persons Receivers of Public Monies for lands, drowned, 47 1 Regfsters of the Land -Office of the Massachusetts Humane Society, , 48 United States, Mferriniaok do. do. 49 i; Roles for reducing Currcr.cies, &c. « Missionary Societies in Massa. 49—5 Massachusetts Historical Society, 52 STAGES, list of, J 7-5 Agricultural do. 54 Senate of Massachnsette, 23— Masonic Societies in Massa. 55—^8 Secretary of Slitt of do. Marine Societies in do. (55-_70 Society for prcyapit';^ the Gospel Minister- & Churches dfi.. 110—130 amonpibe Indians, occ.

Militia of do. 134—151 Supreme Jtulicjr.l Court of Massa. J Municipal Court, Boston, 1 54 Sheriffs and Deputies ia the several Ministers of the United States, resi- couatjes, 74— dent in foreifm cou'itries, 1 73 Seleftmenof Boston,. I Mir.ieteis. Consul? ?.r.d CoiTiniissaries Sciiool Committee of drf. -. I

of foreign Powers, resident in the i'enato of the United Statesj . 1 Ur.itfd States, I 76— I 78 Supreme Court of do. I Missisippi Territory, government of,i 78 Salaries of the principal Officers of Mechanic Association, 53 the United tUites, I K'OTARIES Public, Massa.- 33—39 TRUSTEES of Boylston's Dona- N. West. T£r-.i.-ory,Eov. of, 178 nation, . Navy Dcpartmtnt of U. States, 166 Trustees of Franklin's do. Treasurer of Massachusetts, Poor, I56 VACATIONS, at Colleges 156 New-England, 1 pilots in r.Iassochusfctts, i^tPs of. 157-153 Viiotage, ILLIAMS' C<»Uepe, 1 Probate Information, \\ Wardens for Ports cf Boston Establtshment, 167 Fcs:-03ice and CUarlestown, 15 DeUverj' 191 rorls of Entry and

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