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littp://www.arGliive.org/details/poGl THE riiASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, AND ntiiUXi Sitateu ealentrar; For the Year of our Lord 182 6, Being the Second after Bissextile, or Leap Year, and Fiftieth of American Independence. CONTAIXK\G Civil, Judicial, Ecclesiastical and Military Lists in Associations, and Corporate IivsTiTtrTioars for literary, agricultural, and charitable Purposes. A List of Post-Towns in Massachusetts, with the mimes of the Post-Masters. CITY OFFICERS IN BOSTON. fr ALSO, Catalogues of the Officers of the aENSHAZ. GOVERNMENT. Establishments With its several Departments and Times of the Sittings of the several Courts; Governors in each State ; And a Variety of other interesting Articles. boston: published by richardson 8c lord, AND JAMES LORING. Sold wholesale and retail, at their Boojc-Stores, Comhil!. « I ECLIPSES-FOR 1826. / There will be five Eclipses this year, three of tlie Sun, and two of the Moon, in the following? | "der, viz:— I. first ^ The will be of the Moon, Mav 2]j duy, lOii. 32m, in the morning, consequently invisibltf II. The second will be of the Sun, Jun/ h day, lb. 10rr>. in the afternoon, but invisible to usf ccnnnt of the moon's great southern latitude—Nx^.^a latitude 1° 5' S. Ill The third will be likewise of the Sun, October 30th day, 8h. 38m. in the evening, and of course invisi- ble—Moon lat. \° 30^' S. IV. The fourth will be of the Mnon, November 14th day, 1 Ih. 25m. in the morning, invisible. V. The fifth and last will be of the Sun. November 29th day, 6h. 53m. in the morning, of consequence in- visible to us, but visible and total in Euro/ie, and at Greenwich, in England^ the Sun will be more than 64 digits eclipsed. VOTES FOR GOW'e.m^OR— Throughout the State^ Tot Mr. Strong, J 800 19,630 , For Mr. Gerry, I6.053 Tor do. 1801 25,452 * -" '^- For do. 20,169 t'or do. 1802 29,983 ' For do. 19,584 For do» 1803iO'JJ 29,199iy,iyy i Forror i."' "" J do.ao. 11656 do- iP^ 1804 30,011 f For Mr. Sullivan, 2 5'979 Of f P JANUARY, 1826, begim on Snndav. FEBRUARY, 18^6, begins on Wednesday. New Moon 6th day, ^h. 38m. evening. First Quarter 14th. day, 9h. 27m. evening. Full Moon 2 2d. day, 7h. 41m. morning. Last Quarter 28th day, llh. 47m. evening. Observable Days, tffc. r, s. ]r. 6. F. Sea. Mj Wj | © ^ ] 4 Franklin says 5 5 5 Purif.' V. M. or Cand. 7 H 6 Not very high Lost 8 23 7 7*s set 2h. morn. time 9 1 3A Qninqua. Sunday. is lo 9 6 tides. nt'ver 10 49 Shrove Tuesday, found 11 2o 84 Ash Wednesday, again, II 53 9!5 Sirius sou. 9h. lom. and ev. 26 io|6 cwbat toe 57 U 7 Low tides. call 1 28 12 A 1st Sunday in Lent, time 2 1% ,13 2 Cold Friday 1817. enough 2 47 ;i43 Valentine Day. always 515 4 proves I16 little enough, [17 Ghent tre. rai. byCon.1815. |i8 let m |i9 2d. Sunday in Lent, then 7*8 set ih. 4m. tip ?' S. J.C. Dedham. and be 22 Washington born 1732 doing St. Matthias. atid :^ Y'd L. sets ih. 4m. doing 26 3d Sunday in Lent, to 27 C.P.Lenox. the Middling tides. purpose t _^^L, 1826, begins on Saturday. New Moon 7th day, 4h. 42m. mornW. ^irst Quarter 15th day, 8h. Um. morning, Full Moon 22d day, 2h. 42m. morning. ^ Last Quarter 28ih day, 8h. 19m. evening. ^^L^?iii!Ei5^ a 29 6 21 A I St. Sun. past Easter L. S. 5427 3 o 7 42 5 41 3 30 8 36 C.P.&S.Bost. Greenlc.S. 5 39 3 55 9 a2 ivishifz^ and 5 38 4 22 9 58 36 4 46 o 41 76 Middling beuer .5 35 lifets II 18 87 ^'^^^^' times, 9|A qjoe 5 34 8 3 ll 50 2d. Sun. past Easter, may 5 ?>% 9 o ev. 23 o!2 C.P.Plymouth, make 31 7 9 57 o Ills C. S. Ips. & Barn, these 5 29 7 ° 521 « 33 12|4 sets ^ , YML I oh. times 5 38 7|ii J3'5 411 2 12 better J if |5 27 7i"^«rn.i 3 2 ,Low tides. |4j6 ^, ,^ 2^ 7 28 3 43 1 9 4 35 i6Ai3d Sunday past Easter. I5 23 7 J 47 5 43 ^17;2 jC. S. Nantucket. oz/ri^/t,^j.U 21 7 2 17 6 58 183 S.J.C.Wor.C.P. Barn. Csi 20 ^ 2 52 7 54 194 jBattle Lexington 1775. 7I 5 19 3 23 9 11 20520 .? IndustryTrifliitft-,, vi^fJ /- . ^ -I need 5 »7 55iio 7i 3 21 2lj6 '''<'' 16 71 s8'ii I 5 4 20 2,7 Very high ^^ish, s 15 7.'®nse!morn, 23 A 4^th Sunday past Easter. 5 13 7\ 8 581 o J 24 C. P. Dedham. and he 5 12 7 9 07I » 2_ S.J. C.Green. &Tau.C. S.5 II r^i 2! I 26 that li'ves [Len. 5 9 7 II .53 2 27 8 7 morn. 3 28 5 7 7 34 3 6 7 1 8| 4 |3cIA 15th Sun. p. Easter Rog. S. 5 4 7 1 38I 6 MAY, 1826, begins on Monday. New Moon Gth day, 9h. 32rn. evening. First Quarter 14th day, 7h. 28m. evening. Full Moon 21st day, I Oh. 32m. morning. Last Quarter 28th day, 9h. 2m. morning. \ffc. \ r. s. r. s.;F. Mj W| Observable Days, | ® Sea Sc. Philip & St. James. Hozl 3 2 2 6 45 4" S J.C Ipswich & Northam. a 7 2 28 7 General Elec. R. I. much I 7 2 56 8 2 Aseen. D. Holy Th. jnore 4 59 8 3 23 9 a Bona, died 1831, ast. 52. 4 58 8 3 5°; 10 i& St John Ev. than is > apo- 4 57 8 J sets 10 51 Sun. past Ascen. necessary 4 56 8 7 56 II 30 Middling do we spend 4 55 8 8 52;ev. 1 9 S.J.C.Sprin.&Barn.CS. in\ 54 »| 9 43 40 o tides. sleep, k 53 ^'lo 30 1 15 11 YM. L. setsBh. forgeitingk 52 811 12! 2 o 12 that tize 4 50 Bmorn. 2 3 sleeping 4 49 8 o o 3 4 Whit Sunday. fox 4 48 8 o 25 5 15 Whit Monday. catches 4 47 8 j8 6 16 S. J. C.Lenox &Plym. no 4 46 8 1 26 7 18 17 C. S. Edg. Great frost 1794.14 45 8 1 53 » 18 8 a poultry y 4 44 27 9 8 10 ^9 Dark day 1780. and 4 43 3 1 20 42 8 ^o that there > perig., 4 3 39 -^-J 21 Trin. Sun. > eel. inv.'4 4^ 8, ©rise 11 48 22 C. 8 8 morn. P.mnt. high will |4 4* 44 23 7*s rise 4h. morning. beA 4° 8, 9 4^1 ° 45 1244 tides. sleeping 4 39 10 30' enough 4 ii 8 1266 in 4 37 « 11 39 j27;7 Calvin died 1564. the 4 V 8 morn. ist jaSA Sunday past Trinity. 36 8 7 129 C. P. Edgartovvn. Tides 35 8 (30 3 low. grd've 4 34 8 1 c '4 '31 General Election Boston. 4 34 8 I 24 JUNE, 1826, begins on Thursday. New Moon 5th day, Ih. 10m. evening. First Quarter iSth day, 3h. lOm. morning. Full Moon 19th day, 6h. 10m. evening. Last Quarter 26th day, llh. 41m. evening. M|Wi s.,F. Sea Observable Days, IsTc \ r. s.| r.# 2- Nicom. Ifa>e are 4 338 1 8 o in ustriouSf ive 4 33 8 2 aa 8 J2 7*s rise ^h. 30m. > apo. 4 32 8 a 37 9 38 ad. S. past Trin. ewi/l 4 32 8 3 34 10 30 Art. Elec. Bost. 0ecl. inv, 4 31 8 } sets 11 12 tides, never starve, 4 31 8 8 26 7A Gen. Elec. N. H- for 4 ^% 9 11 ev. a8 sb Mahomet died 163a, at 4 30 o 9 511 I 8 9|6 the (Working 4 29 8 10 a5! » 41 107 man's 4 29 8 10 57' 2 24 nA 3d Sun. past Trinity, bouse, 4 28 8 11 a6 3 a 12'a C. P. Cone. & Taunton. 4 a8 8!ii 55 3 40 hunger 4 a8 8moni. 4 30 /00ks in 4 28 8 o 25 5 39 7*8 rise ah. 30m. but 4 27 8 o 55 iGr. eel. of 1806. > peri.'4 27 8, 1 30 8 a4 ;Bat. Bun. Hill 1775. St.Alb.4 27 8, 2 10 9 39 4th Sun. past Trin. dares U 27 8' 3 o 10 37 C. P. Salem & Wore. Tides 4 27 S^riseii a8 decreasing, not enter. 27 8 8 i4;morn Nor (wjU the 27 8 8 58 2a bailiffor the 27 8 9 3a 1 24 7"s rise ah. constable 27 8 10 4 a 6 Nat. St. John Bap. enter, for 27 8 10 31 2 48 5th Sun.pastTrin. industry 27 8 10 38 3 4 S.J.C. Nant.C.P. Lenox. 27 8 n a3 3 19 pays debts, 27 8 11 48 4 12 (while despair 27 8 morn. 5 30 St Peter. Low increaseth 4 27 8 o 18 6 38 tides. them. >apo, 28 8 o 5a 7 2,5 I 4 JULY, 1826, begins on Saturda}-. New Moon 5th day, 2h. 52m. morning. First Quarter 12th'day, 8h. 40m. morning, Full Moon 19th day, 2h. 28m. mornmg. Laft Quarter 26th day, 4h. 1 9m. evening. MJWj OblcrvablTDays, ^77 Diligence 2S 1 36 7 40 85" 6th Sun. p. Tr.Vis. V. M 28 8 2 10 2 is the ag 8 5i h^ 9 57 8 5' 10 49 3 C.P.&S.Bos. Ind dec.1776. 29 3 8 >sets 11 4 7*s rise ih. morn. motheAA. 30 30 good 8 21 ev. 5 .5 of 3° o 6 luck. 31 8 8 Sb 39 7 iTides low. and 31 8 9 '^5 1 20 1 A|7thSun.pastTrin. God ^ 3^ ^i 9 5^56 58 2 'Columbus born i^^^. gives \ 32 ^'1° ^3 2 41 12 3 John (^ Adams b. '6G, 4 33 ^1° 54 3 4 fl// Mm^j 4 33 ^}^ *6 4 5 /o industry, 4 34 Blmorn. 4 6 FrenchRev.com.i789.>pe,4 35 ^1 ° 3 6 48 7 Swith. Then 4 35 8| o 47 8 A 8th. Sun. past Trin. /»/o«^/^ 36 8| 1 2 9 22 " Mid. tides. deep 4 37 »^ 3? 10 «4 11 16 while 4 38 8i 3 42 George IV.coron. i8ai. 4 38 8 ©rise morn. o o Marg. sluggards 4 39 » 7 58 6 7*s rise midnight, skep; 4 40 8 8 37 40 7 Magdalen. and you 4 41 8 9 o 1 30 Algth Sun. p.Trin. sha/l 4 42 8 9 33 2 19 24 2 hai'e 4 43 8 9 48 2 46 I 8 10 16 -5|3 St. James. Dog days begin. 4 44 3 9 26 4 St. Anne. rorw 4 45 10 48 3 20 ^7\5 Very low tides. >apog 4 46 11 24 4 15 286 to sell 4 46 morn. 5 31 2 6 29 7 rt«flf to 4 47 o 48 30 A icth Sunday past Trinity. 4 48 8 48 7 50 31 2 ^eep. 4 49 8 1 30 8 35 2 5 AUGUST, 1826, begins on Tuesday. New Moon 3d day, 2h. 37m. evenmg. ^^^^ ^^y* ^^ 30"! evening r.'''n^9"^'^^'Full Moon 17th day, Oh. 30m. evening. Last Quarter 25th^day, lOh 25m. morning. M|Wj Observable DaysT to'.. fr. © s. ! r. »s..F.Sea Ifyou 4 50 « 2 37 9 3' 24 7 "s rise iih ivould 4 52 8 3 4' 10 20 35 f SEPTEMBER, 1826, begins on Friday. New Moon 2(i. day, Oh. 58m. morning. First Quarter 8ih day, 7h. Im. evening. Full Moon 16th day, Ih I3m. morning. Last Quarter 24 MW] Observable Days, ^5^ jr.© s. ir.OS"!F Sea. Giles. \5 39 7 4 45 10 45 Middling IS as 5 31 7 > sets 11 ^6} 15th. Sun. past Trin. loud\^ 32 7 4 II 5* C.P.Wor[C.P.Ba.C,S.No. 5 33 7 7 36 ev.35 S J.C.Green.Len.&Spr'f.a 5 34 7 8 n i »7 Fay'tebo. i7j7.C.W.&Pr.;5 36 7 8 54 2 o. Enurch. dog d. end. pcri.J5 41 2 > 37 7 9 43I Nat.V.Mary. tides, beggar s 39 7 10 34 3 47 as ijuant) and a 5 40 7 11 31 5 I 1 6th. Sun. past Trin. greats 42 7 morn. 6 33; P. Con. & Taun. deal 5 43 7 40 756 SJ.C.L.T.Len.C.S.Wor.5 45 7 1 45 9 o Com.YaIeCol.[&Gre. more 5 46 7 « 53 9 41 saucy. Whtn b \'J 1 3 59J»o 38 7*s rise 8h. 30m. you 5 48 7 5 411 a» ha'vt bought 5 ^o 7 Arisen 56 17th Sun. past Trinity, one 5 51 7 6 33 morn C. P. Newbp. & Ded. /«^ 5 5a 7 7 J 36 C. S. Cone. Low ihrngi 5 54 7 7 33 1 17 you must buy 5 55 7 8 11 « 4 St. Matthew, tea rfure } ap. 5 57 7 8 50 a 48 that Tides. ,5 58 7 9 38 3 7 your appeJranc d o 6 10 98 3 14 18th Sunday past irinity. 6 1 6 11 26 4 o may be [Len & Ded 636 morn. 5 5 S.J.C.L.T.Nor. C.S.Taun 646 26 6 22 7*s rise 7h. 46m. all 6 6 6 1 30 7 32 of a piece, 6 76 2 37 8 32 St. Michael. 696 3 4.5 9 34 St. Jerome. 6 10 6 4 54 o 38I OCTOBER, 1826, begins on Sunday. j NOVEMBER, 1826, begins on Wednesday First Quarter 6th day, Oh. 41m. evening. Full Moon 14th day, 11 h. 25m. morning. Last Quarter 22d day, Ih. 1 5m. evening. New Moon 29th day, 6h. 53m. morning. Observable Days, Ij'c. Ir. r. ^ s.'F. Sea. I AH Saints, ^ork > perig. b 54 6 Y'd L. rises gh. 8m. High tides« while it is called to day^ 24th Sun. past Trin. for you kno'VJ not S.J. C.Boston. how much you C. Cod arst set. 1620. may be hindered St. Mart. to-morrow. 2,5th. Sunday past Trinity. C.P. GreenfielcJ. Mid. One >ecl.invis. C. S. Edgartown. > apog. tides. to-day 7*s sou. midnight. is Great earthquake, i755« z6th. Sunday past Trinity. C.P. North. & Plym. m;orth two to-morrow, Cecilia. andfarther, St. Clement, never leave that Cath. Day. till to-viorrow 27th Sun. p. Trin. (u^huh C. P. Springfield. Very you high can do to-day. O^cl. inv. St. Andrew, tides. DECEMBER, 1826, begins on Friday. First Quarter 6th day, 2h. 29m. morning. Full Moon 14th day; 6h. 48m. morning. Last Quarter 22d day, Ih. 51m. morning. New Moon 28th day, 5h. 37m. evening. M|W{ Observable Days, l^fe. | r. s, | r.# s. IF. Sea. /i man 265 2 7*8 sou. iih. eve. may 3 Advent Sunday, if be 4 Middling kno^ivs 5 not bow 6 tides, to 7 jave as 8 Concep. V. Mary. he 9 Sirius rises 8h, 50m. gets lo 2d. Sunday in Advent. 11 C.P. Cam.Taun. & Wore le Low tides ketp his > apo »3 for the nose H WASHiMGTONd,'99ag.68. '5 season, all bis i6 life to »7 3d. Sunday in Advent, the i8 C.P.Ips.&Ded. grind-stone »9 and die 20 Sirius rises 8h. not SI St. Thomas. worth 22 Shortest day. a 23 EmperorAlexan.born 1777 B4 4th. Sunday in Advent. Christmas. High groat 26 St. Stephen, at last, y per. «7 St John Afat kitchen 28 Innoc. 7*s sou. 9h. wakes 25 tides. an empty purse^ |; ist Sunday past Christmas. . THE A LIST OF THE GOVERNORS AND COMMANDERS IN CHIEF OF PLYMOUTH AND MASSACHUSETTS. Governors of Plymouth^ chosen annually by the People, 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward VVinslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1634. Thomas Prince i6-'3 Josias Winslow 163.5 WiUiam Bradford i63o Thomas Hinckley,a;/5^ 1636 Edward Winslow held his place^ except during 1637 'vVilliam Bradford thr interruption by Andros^ 1^38 Thomas Prince till the junction with Massa* 1639 William Bradford chusetts in 1692. Governors df Massachusetts under the First Charter^ chosen annually by the People.* 1630 [ohn Wmihrop 1645 Thomas Dudley 16^4 Thomas Dadley 5646 John Wnth'op 163,5 fohn Haynes i6\q John Endicott J 636 Henry Vane 1654 flichard Bellmghara 1637 John Winthrop J 655 John Endicott 1640 Thomas Dudley 1665 Richard Bellingham- 161- Richard BHlingham 673 John Levrrett 1^42 John Winthrop 1679 Simon Bradstreet 1644 John Endicott After the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 Joseph Duriky, Prest.llthe profile, and Simon Brad- lo«7 Sir Edmund Ax\Axo%,\Uutti elected President, who Governor. \\in 1691 ivaa chosen Gov^ 1689 Sir Edmund deposed b\\\ernor, Governors 0/ Massachusetts under the Second Charter^ appoint- ed ty the King, 1692 Sir William Phips 11 <6998ct7ooEarlofBel]amont lb94Wihann Srou>;hroKj 1700 WiHiam Stoughton, Lieutenant Gove nor. \\ Lieutenant Governor. '" Engand for settling Massachusetts Bay Chose«t,t^"xf^^.^l^'*^o^°TP^"yMaithtw Ci-adock, Governor, and Thomas Goffe, Litutenam Governor, but they never caine to America. 16 Civil Government of Massachusetts. J 702 May. The Council. 1741 William Shirley Joseph Dudley. 1749 Spencer Phips, Lieu* l-jX^Feh. The Counril. tenant Governor- March. Joseph Dud- 1753 William Shirley ley. 1756 Spencer Phips, Lieu- J715 William Taller, IzVtt- tenant-Govet nor, tenant Governor, 1757 AprzL The Council 1716 Samuel Shute Thomas Pownal 1723 William Dummer,Z,/. 1760 Thomas Huichinson,, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, 1728 Wiliiam Burnet Francis Bernard 1729 William Dummer,Z^ 1770 Thomas Hutchinson, Governor* Lieutenant Governor. 1730 W^m. Taiier, Lt. Gov, 1771 Thomas Hutchinson Jonathan Belcher 1774 Thomas Gage. Since the Revolution. 1774 October. A Provincial Congress. 1775 July. The Council. Under the Neic Constitution, chosen annually by the People^ Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1785 1780 Thomas Gushing 3785 TamesBowdoln,to 1787 1788 Benjamin Lincoln 1787 John Hancock, to 1794 1789 Samuel Adams,to 1794 Gill, to 1794 Samuel Adams.to 1797 J 794 Moses 1801 i797lncreaseSumner»to 1800 1801 Samuel Phillips 1800 Caleb Strong, to 1807 1R02 Ed.H.RobbinSjto 1807 1807 James Sol livan,to 1809 1807 Levi Lincoln, to 1809 1809 Christo. Gore, to 1810 1809 David Cobb, to 1810 l8io Elbrid. Gerry, to 1812 1810 William Gray,to 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, to 1816 1812 Wm. Phillips, to 182* 1816 John Brooks, to 1823 1823 Wm. Eustis, to 1825 1823 Levi Lincoln, to 1824 1826 Levi Lincoln. 1 824, Ma rcua Morton to 1825 CCr The number of scholars at the public schools in the United States is 500,000. The number of students at Colleges which confer degrees, is about 3,500. The students at Medical schools, 1200 ; in our Theological schools, 500 ; at Law schools, over 1000. The number of physicians, is 10,000; of Lawyers, 6600. The number of places of worship, is 90C0 ; and of clergymen, 5000.—There are 3,000,000 of Books published yearly. Number of regular Newspapers, 1500. There are 5000 post-offices, and 80.000 miles of post road. More than 100 steam boats uavigate the Mis- sissippi. The numbei: of patents takeo out, is 4400. civil Government of Massachusetts 17 Civil Government in Massachusetts. ^'or the Political Year commencing May, 1825, and ending May^ 1826. His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN, Esq. Gove7'noi\ COUNCIL. tlon. Thomas Weston, Hon. Aaron Hill, Nathan Willis, Nathan Chandler, Jame.a Fowler, Edmund Cushing, Stephen Barker, Jairus Ware, Hezekiah Barnard. Secretary of Commonwealth^ Edward D. Bangs, Esq, Chief Clcrk^ Edward M'Lane, Esq. Clerk^ Samuel Austin. Treasurer of Commontvealfh^ Hon. Nahum Mitchell Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk j. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in New State-House. SENATE. Hon. Nathawiel Silsbee, President. Suffolk, Hon. Benjamin Russell, Francis C. Gray, James T. Austin, Thomas L. Winthrop, James Savage, Jacob Hall. Essex^ Hon. Nathaniel Silsbee, John Prince, Moses Wineate, John G. King, Nathan Noyes, Stephen White. Middlesex^ Hon. John Keyes, Seth Knowles, Samuel Hoar, jr. Micah M. Rutter, Abel Jewett. Plymouth^ Hon. William Baylies, Benjamin Ellis. Barnstable^ Hon. Braddock Dimmick. J^orfolk, Hon. Josiah J. Fiske, Henry Gardner, Wil- liam Ellis. Bristol, Hod. John Mason, Joseph Tripp, Solomon Pratt. JSfantucket, Hon. Barker Purnell. Worcester, Hon. Joseph G. Kendall, Bezaleel Taft, jr. William Eaton, Nathaniel Houghton, William Craw- ford, jr. Hampshire, Hon. David Mack, jr. Elihu Lyman, Berkshire, Hon. Rodman Hazard, Samuel Shears. B2 18 Representatives—Suffolk.... Essex. Hampden^ Hon. John Mills, Justice Vv'illard, Franklin^ Hon. Thomas Longley, Geo. Grennell, jun Paul Willard, Esq. Clerk. John Farrie, jr. Esq. Assistant Clerk. Rev. Samuel Barrett, Chaplain, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Hon. Timothy Fuller, Speaker. Pelham W. Warren, Clerk. Rev. William Jenks, Chaplain. [ICr The first column denotes the year of incorpora- tion; the second the Census of 1810, the third the Census of 1820. Figures at the ends of lines, denote the distance of miles from Boston.] Inc. 1643, May 10. SUFFOLK. Inc. Cens. Cens. 1630 1810 1820 Boston, RedfordWebster, Dan- I jiel Messinger, William Sturgis, Da- 33250 43298 rid Sears, Enoch Silsby, Joseph ^ Austin, Heman Lincoln, Elijah ^ Morse, Thomas Motley, George W. ^^ Otis, Jonathan Phillips, Theodore 2 Ljman, jun. Samuel L. Knapp, i Franklin Dexter, Francis Jackson, fcg Israel Munsou, Willard Phillips, § Bradford Sumner, Daniel Weld, | Thomas B. Wales. 594 642 Chelsea, 1643, 1629 Representatives. . . . Middlesex. 19 Inc. 1810. 1820. Miles from Boston, 16461 3164| 3889 Andover^ Amos Spaulding. 20 49 900 5630 Marblehead^ Nathan B. Martin. 16 50] 815 866 Tofisfidd^ 21 681 1890 1956 Amesbury, Stephen Sargent, jr. 40 681 4608 428 Beverlijt Robert Rantcul, Oliver Obear. 17 75 1369 1600 Bradford^ 28 85 880 906 Doxfordy 24 1725 1181 1371 Met/men^ 30 28 541 596 MiddletoUt 28 57 3127 3646 Danvers, John Endicott, JohnI Pag?. 18 64 7634 6852 Newburyport, John Coffin, Ca- leb Cushing, Ebenezer Shillaber. 38 82 509 596 Lynnfields 42 93 780 802 Hamilton^ . 23 Saugus. 1819 1279 IVesi-JVe-ivbury, Daniel Emery. 19 1107 Essea:, Inc. 1643, May 10. MIDDLESEX. 1629 49541 6591 CHARLESTOWN,LeonardM. Par- ker, James K. Frothingham, Ben- jaminWhipple.Thomas J. Good- win, Oliver Holden, Samuel Ja- ques, jun. 1531 1518 Watertown, 7 1443 1474 Medford, Dudley Hall, Thacher Magoun. 4 2323 3295 Cambridge^ Timothy Fuller, Levi Farwe II, Newell Bent, Ephraim Buttrick. 35 1633 1783 Concord, Nathan Brooks. 18 39 1287 1417 Sudbury, .\bel Wheeler. 20 42 1219 1519 IVoburn, Marshal Fowle. 10 44 2228 2797 Reading, Edmund Parker. 14 49 1384 1731 Maiden, Cotton Sprague. 4 55 1396 1535 Chelmftfordy Jonathan Perham. 26 55 1289 1380 BUlerica, 20 55 1886 1897 Groton, Samuel Dana. 35 60 1674 1952 Marlborough^ 28 475 534 Dunstable, 37 11 20 Representatives. . . . Hampshire. Inc. 1810. 1820. Miles from Bostoiu 1674 770j 811 Shfrbumct 2 83 1273 1493 Sloiv ^ Boxborough^ Ephraim Whitcomb. 30 1691 1709 1700 1670 20 ">7 Framingham^ Charles Train. 21 1 1301 1407 Dracut. Benjamin F. Varnum. 30 12 1008 1041 Weston, 15 12 1052 1200 Lexington^ la 15 773 955 LittUton, 28 15 1345 1655 HofikintoUy Joseph Valentine. 32 24 989 i04i Holliston, 25 25 467 615 S^ow'/^aw, William Richardson. 10 29 1330 1409 JVestfard, 28 29 592 648 Bedford, 18 30 716 786 Wilmington^ 16 32 1246 1482 'ownsrndt 45 34 94:^ 1008 'cwkfibury, 24 35 885 1047 .//cron, Francis Tuttle. 24 37 1014 1 677 Waltham^ Luke Fiske. 1 53 814 922 .'hirlcy, 41 53 1333 1439 Pffifierell^ Francis Blood. 40 54 713 706 />7nco//2, Joel Smith. 36 67 1103 1188 Jshby, 50 80 824 962 fi?st' Sudbury, \7 81 766 849 Xatick, 17 89 704 808 ryngsborough, 30 ^ 99 471 508 'Jur'lington^ 10 1805 672 681 Carlide^ 20 7 608 702 Brighton^ Francis Winship. 5 7 971 1064 W^e«^Ca;n6nflr§-e, Tliomas Russell. 4 12 South-Readings Thomas Emer- son, jun. 10 Inc. 1662, May 7. HAMPSHIRE. 1654 Northampton, JohnTaylor, Jon- Representatives. . . .Plymouth. 21 1810. 92 Representatives. . . Bristol. . . Barnstabi e. Inc. 1685. BRISTOL. Inc. 1810. 1820. Miles from Boston.- 1639 3907 4520 I Au N'T ON, Samuel Crocker, Jones Godfrey, William Seaver, Rich- ard Park. Theophilus Parsons. 3^ 4866 2740 Rehoboth, Lemuel Morse. 37 3219 3636 Dartmouth, HoUer Slocum, Tho- Tias Almv, Wantmi Howland. 62" 1839 1933 Simnzey, Benanuel Marvel, Joim Buffington. 47 1878 1863 Freetown^ Job Morton, Elnathan P. Hathaway. 40 2716 3055 Attleborovgh, Willinm Blackinton. 28 1598 1600 •\'orton, Laban Wheaton. 29' 1650 653 iHghtoriy Darius Pt rry. 38 1557 1803 Raston^ Howard Lothrop. 22 1154 107 ^aynham, Othniel (iilmore. 32 1014 J 060 Berkley^ Sainue! F ench, jr. 35 1030 122i Manfifitld, David Skinner. 26 565 3947 JVew- Bedford, John A. Parker, Thorn ^sRotr.h. Timothy G. Cof- fin, Charles H W rren. 52 2585 2633 Westfiort, Tiliinghast Almy, Na- than C. Brownell, Abner B. Gif- ^;rd. 60 1199 1116 Somerset, Elisha Slade, jun. 42 1296 1594 Troy. Jame*; Ford. 48 27.].S Fairh>i-v Inc. Representatives. . . . Norfolk. 25 1810. 820. lo^y 1049 1305 ires 474 779 1315 711 231 82. 392 23 Representatives. . . Franklin. . . Hampden. Inc. 181L June 24. FRANKLIN. Inc. 1810. 1820. 1682 1570 Miles from Boston 1868 Deerjield, Elihu Hoyt. 98 j 1713 1218 1584 •^orihfidd, Thomas Mason. 941 18 551 597 Sunderland, Erastus Graves-. 9C 53 1165 1361 Gretnjieldy 53 2167 95 2146 A'cw-Halcin, Jonathan Grejrorv , 8C 5 934 1074 Montague, 87 61 2016 1961 Coltraine, Charles Thompson. 1051 frl 939 1026 Sfmtesbury^ 82! 62 811 912 Barnardstout 96 63 1227 125fi IFar wick, 80 64 1809 Um,4sh/ield, 105 65 987 iOsilC/iurlcmonL no 67 1784 1705i7ntJr,.,-,r.Conivay, * 100 68 961 1022 Shelburne, 100 71 891 1076 IVhatdy, John White 92 74 769 S57 Levfrett, 85 79 1097 1037 ihickland^ 105 81 983 9.58 JVendr//, Joshua Green".- 80 83 76, 8:9 U^Yingr, 75 85 839 851 Kowe, 130 85 917 1122 125 92 1031 1089 Haivltu, 120 9.« 76: ''-00 QilL 90 1809 IGO^ 674 Lnjden, loa 331 Monroe, Inc 1812, February 25. HAMPDEN. 1645 2767 3914 •PRiNGFiELD, William B. Cal- houn. 97 69 2130 2668 fVesi^Jir/d, 105 1731 132:> 1612 BnmJ /d, John Wyles. 75 41 1615 1515 Blandjurd, Reuben Boies, jr. 116 52 1114 1197 Palmer^ 82 54 1504 1643 Irranvilic, James Cooley, 120 60 1674 2126 MonaoiL, J on;, than Torrey. 80 62 645 633 Sow'// Brim field, 80 63 1776 1979 IVilbraham. 89 65 1534 1576 Ch'strr, 120 79 1229 1255 SQuthwick, 110 Joint Standing Committees. ^T nc. ^^ Courts in Boston. ^^^ Parishes and Religious ^- , Societies. Ut the benate, Hon. M.ssrs. Fiske, and Hazard. Ut the H. use, Mess.s. Lincoln, of BostOD, Train, oi iramingham, Wyles, of Brimfield. On Fisheries, Of the Senate, Hon. Messrs. Prince, and Mason. Ut tlie House, Messrs. Belden, of Lenox. Humphreys.. ot Athol, Coffin, of New-Bedford. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices, Hon. Isaac Parker, LL.D of Boston, Chief Justice. Hon. bamuel Putnam, LL D of S^lem. Hon. Samuel Sumner Wilde, LL.D. of Newburyport. Hon. Marcus Morton, of Taunton. Attorney General, Hon. Perez Morton, of Dorchester. Solicitor General, Hon. Daniel Davis, of Boston. He/iorter ofDf cisions, Octavius Picker ing. Esq Boston. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Hon. Artemas Ward, Chief Justice. Associate Justices. Hon. Solomon Strojig, Leominster. Hon. John M. Williams, Taunton. Hon Samuel Howe, N .rthampton. MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Hon Peter O. Thacher. Judge. Joseph H. Pierce, Clerk. Janies T, Austin, Attorney. Stephen Badlam, Crier. POLICE COURT IN BOSTON. Benjamin Whitman, ) Williftm Simmons, > Justices. Henry Orne. ) Clerky Thomas Power. Assista?it Clerky William Knapp. The Police Court sits every day, at 9 o'clock, a. m. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes Courts of Sessionii, 29 mder 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday , at 9 o'clock, A. m. The Salaries of Uie Justices and of the Clerk, are 1500 dollars each. COURTS OF SESSIONS. ESSEX. Nehemiah Cleaveland, Chief Justice. John Punc! ard, H; bart Clark, Associate Justices. Robert RaT.toul, of Beverly, ) ^PeoaiJustices.^..^^^^^ T,mtirp« Stephen W. Marston, Newburyport, S MIDDLESEX. Joseph Locke, Chief Justice. Abiel Hevwor NANTUCKET, Hon. William Coffin, Chief Justice. Josiah Hussey, Zaccheus Hussey, Associate Justices.* WORCESTER Seth Hastings, Chief Justice. Benjamin Kimball, Aaron Tufts, Associate Justices- Jonas Kenrlall, of Leominster, • } ^ , t .• Jonas Sibley, of Special Justices, Suttoo, J BERKSHIRE William P. Walker, Chief Justice. Joseph Whiton, Wolcott Hubbell, Associate Justices. Moses Hopkins, of Great . . Barrinerton, > , , . DouglasW. Sloane, of ^P^^ial Justices i WiUiamstown, J NORFOLK. Jairus Ware, Chief Justice. Darnel Adams. Samuel P. Loud, Associate Justices. Lewis Fisher, of Franklin, , 7 ^ , , . John Endicott, of ^Pecial Justices. Dedham , 5 FRANKLIN. E^U'ah Paine, Chief Justice. JoshuaT u r Green, Asa Stebbins, Associate Justices. Ehhu Hoy t, of Deerfield, Special Justice. HAMPDEN. James Stebbins, Chief Justice. Heman Day, James Fowler, Associate Justices. Jonatnan D wight, of Sprinefield. >o .., Elijah Bates, of Wesifield, Special Justices. J Calendar of the Sufireme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS. Suffolk and Aa^z^wc^t^—Boston, 1st Tuesday March. inn ^^9ex.—Salem, on the 5th Tuesday next after thei 4th Tuesdiy in September Middlestx.--.{:^mbvi^^Q, on the 2d Tuesday next attfr ttie 4tri I uesday in September. ^ristoi Plymouth, Barnstable and Dukes Countu. Plymouihand 1 aur^ton, aiternately, on the 3d Tuesday next atier the 4la Tuesday of September ^.ro'^r.r- Worcester on the first Tuesday nexti after the 4th Tuesday in September. Courts in Massachusetts. 31 Berkshire.—Lenox^ on the week following the 2d Tuesday in Sei^tember. Aor/d//(-.—Dedham, on the 4th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday of September. Hampshire^ Ham/iden^ and Franklin,—Northamp- ton, on the 4th 'I'uesday in September. NISI PRIUS TERMS. Suffolk and Nantucket —Boston, 6th Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in September. At Nantucket, for the county of Nantucket, on the last Monday of June annually. Essex.—At Ipswich, for Essex county, on the 8th Tuesday nexr after tne 1st Tuesday in March. Worcester.—At Worcester, for "Worcester county, 5th Tuesday next after the l.t Tuesday in M rcb. Middlesex. —At Concord on the fourth Monday in Mirch. Norfolk,— h.t Dedham, on the third Tuesday in February, Berkshire and Plymouth.— At Lenox, for Berkshire :ountyv and at Plymouth, for Plymouth county, on the lOth Tuesday next after the 1st Tuesday in March ; ilso at Lenox, on the 2d Tuesday in September. Hamfishire.—At Northampton, on the 8th Tuesday lext after the first Tuesday in March. Hamfiden., Barnstable, and Dukes Cowuy.—At Springfield, for Hampden county, and at Barnstable, or Barnstable and Dukes' counties, on the 9ih Tues- iay next after the first Tuesday in March. Also in the county of Hampden, at Springfield, on the 1st Tuesday )f September. Franklin and Bristol"— \i Greenfield, for Franklia 'ounty, and at Taunton, for Bristol county, on the 7t\\ Tuesday next after the first Tuesday in March. At ]^reei;field also, for the county of FrankUn, on the 1st Tuesday of September. Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas. Suffjlk,—Boston, first Tuesdays in January, April, ulv anc^ October. Essex—lp?iw\ch, on the 3d Monday of March, and d Moniay of December.—Salem, 3d Monday of June. -Newburypon, 3d Monday of September. Middlesex?.-^Concordt 2d Monday in September, 2(J A 3£ Courts .in Massachusetts. Monday in March, and 2d Monday of June—Can: bridge, 2d Mnr.day in December. Hamjishire.—Northampton, 4th Monday in Marcl 3d MoJidav ii August, and 3d Monday in Noveni()er. /'/i/m^wM —Ply mouth. 2d Monday in April, 2d Mon day in August, and 3d Monday in Noverober. Br/*ro/.' -Taunton. 2d Monday in March, June, Sep tember and Dacember. ^arnv^ad/r.—Barnstable, 3d Tuesday in April, an first Tuesday in September. Z)wAf5.—E.dgartown,Mnnday next after the 4th Mor day of May, and the Monday next after the 4th Mor day of October. JVantiLcket.—Nantucket, 4th Monday in May, an 4th Mondav in October. Worcester.—Worcester, 2d Monday in March, 3 Monday in June, Monday next after the 4th Monda in August, and 2d Monday next after the 4th Monda in November. 5 Hampden.—Springfield, 3' I Monday in March, 4t MDnday in Augus^, ^nd 4f!» M'^nday in November. Calendar J' Courts of Sessions. Essex. —Ipswich, on the 2d Tuesday of April.— Salem, on the 2d Tuesday of July ; and at Newbury port, on the 2d Tuesday of October. Middlesex,—Cambridge, on the 1st Tuesday of Jan liiary, and at Concord, on the 2d Tuesday in May, an on the 3d Tuesday in Sept? mber. Hamfishire.—Northampton, on the first Tuesday ii September, and on the 1st Tuesday in March. Plymouth —Plymouth, on the 3d Tuesday in Marcl and on the first Tuesday in August. J5m/o/.—Taunton, on the 4th Tuesday in March and on the 4th 1 uesday in September. ;9arwsted/f,—Barnstable, on the second Tuesday t — Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 5S \pnl, nnd on the 2d Tuesd -y of October. Dukes CoMTz. y.—Ed-^artown, on the Wednesday next ifter the 3d Vtonday in May, and on the Wednesday lext after the 2d Monday in November. jVantucket —Nantucket, 3d Monday of April, and 2d Vlonday of October Worctster.—Worcester, the 4!:h Tuesday of March, ind on the 2d Tuesday of September. Berkshire. —Lenox, ov» the last Tuesday in April, ind on the last Tuesday in September. Norfolk,—D«'dham, on the 3d Tuesday of April, and m the 4th Tuesday in September. /^mrz/t/m—vireenfield, on the 1st Tuesday in March, ind on the 3d Tuesday in November. Hamfide.n.—Springfield, on the first Tuesday in Vpril, and on the second Tuesday in September. ;ALENDAR OE probate courts IW MASSACHUSETTS. SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office in the County Court House, Ichool Street, Boston, every Monday in the year. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich, on the first Tues- lay in February, March, May, June, August, Septem- )er, November, and December.— At Salem, first Tues- lay in January, April, July and October, and the third Tuesday in February, May, August, and November. L.t Newburyport, on the last Tuesday in March, June, leptember and December.—At Haverhill, on the 3d Tuesdays in April and October.— At Glv:!ucester, the 3d Tuesday in January and July.— At Marblehead, on Vednesdays following the first Tuesdays in April and )ctober. — .At Lynn, on Wednesdays following the first Tuesdays in January and July. MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, 2d Tuesdays in January, August, and lovember : l=t. Tues. in March ; 31 Tues. in May, and ""uesday next preceding 2d Monday in December. n Concord, 2d Tuesday of February; 2d Tuesday in ipril ; Ttiesday next preceding 2d Monday in June and eptember; and Sd Tuesday' in November. In Groton, — 1 I 54 Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 1st Tiiesdaj in Ma}', last Tuesday in September, an last Tuesday in December.— In Framinghatn, last Tue; dav in June, and last in October.—-In Charlestown. o the 3d Tuesday in February, and the 3d Tuesday in Ai ^.st.— In Woburn, on the 4tb Tuesday in April.— Chelmsford, on the 1st Tuesday in October. HAMPSHIRE. At Northampton, on the 1st Tuesday of each mont fa the year, excepting the months of June, August, an October, at the house of Theodore Lyman —At An herst, on the 3d Tuesdays in April, June, and Octobe at the house of H. W. Strong, E?q. — At Chesterfield, o the 2d Tuesdays in May and August, at the house of li Clap. PLYMOUTH. At Scituate, the first Tuesday in March, June, Sep tember and December. — At Plyrapton, on the first Tues day of January.— At East Bridgewater, the first TueJ days in April, July and October.— At Middleborougl the first Tuesdays in November, May, and August. A Rochester, the Wednesday next after the first Tuesda in May.—In Plymouth, at the Probate Office, on the 3 Monday of every month, except April and August, an then on the 2d Monday. BRISTOL. The first Tuesday in each month, as follows: A\ Taunton, in January, March, and August: at Norton, i July and November ; at Dighton, in June and Decembe and first Friday after first Tuesday in every month, eti cept June and December ; at New Bedford, in May an i October; at Freetown, in February; at Seekonk, i< September; at Troy, the last Tuesday in June, and J Westport, the last Tuesday in July. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Varn-table. on the 2d Tues day of January. February. March, June, and Septera ber. At the house of ! dbez Howland. in West-Barnsta blf, an the 2d Tuesday of July and December. —At th house of Jo'hua HambJin. in Tanrjouth, on the 2d Tues day of August.—At the house of V- illiam Fessenden, ii Sandwich, on tlie 2d Tues in November.— At the hous. of David Lewis, in Falmouth, on Wednesday nex afte the 2d Tuesday in J^ovember. —At the house of Davi( Probate Courts in Massachusetts. S5 Cendrick, in Harwich, on the last Mondays of Marck nd October.— At the house of Elisha Crocker in Brew- ter, on Tuesday next after the last Mondays of March •nd i>ctober.—At the house of Henr> Kn^wles, in Or- eant, on Wednesday next after the last Mondays of Jarch and October— At the house of Joshua Y Pierce D Welfleet, on Thursday next after the last Mondays of klarch and October.— At the house of Ezra Crocker in ' :oatmt village, on the 3d Tuesday of May. WORCESTER. At the Probate Office in the Court House in Worces- every month; f' w^^k/'-^^.''^''^^^'" at the house of /Ir. Wnght, innholder in Templeton, on the Thur^dav lext after the 3d Tuesday m May, and on the 3d Tues- !ay m October at the house ; of Captain Hitchcock, iaa- older in the west Parish in Brookfield, on the 2d Tues- ayinApnl, and 4th in October; at the house of Mr Land, jr. innholder in Lancaster, on the 3d Tuesday in lay and November; at Uxbridge, 4th Tuesday in No- ember; at Mendon, 4th Tuesday in Mar- and at iarre, on the 3d Tuesdays of August and jii'uarj an- BERKSHIRE. At the Court-house in Lenox, the 1st Tuesdav of ev- ~^ ^^' Great Barrington, • and [t mTtoMr. lower «"r^',^'^'" 8 in Lanesboro', alternately, on the Thur»- ay next after the 1st Tuesday in every month, viz at .anesboro' in January, March, May, July, Sep'tember, Id November and at ; Great Barrington, in February^' pnl, June, August, October, and December. SroRFOLK. At Dedham, the first Tuesday in each month.—Quitt- ^^^y^ A"^"st, and Novem- l:,r._Wrentliara,^^,,V^'?.^^'^",^^^'""">'' last Tuesdays in March, and Decern- -T, and 3d in August. FRAjfKLIJff. At Greenfield, eight times a year: at Charlemont, endell, and Conway, twice a year; at such times ani aces as tlie Judge shall appoint HAMPDEN AtSpnngfield, nine times ; at Westfield, twice; and Monson, twice meaca year, a^ such places and %im.& said terms as the Judge shall appoint. 3.6 Justices throughout the State. Justices throughout the Commonwealth, arranged according to the dates of their commissions. Edward H. Robbins Milton Joseph Allen Worcestt. Beza Hay ward Plyynouth John Welles Boston Artemas Ward Boston Nathaniel Bowditch do, Daniel Davis do. John C. Willi Ams Pitt.^fiek Bezaleel Taft Uxbridge Aaron Dexter Bostm Benjamin Pickman Salem Peter C. Brooks do, Harrison G. Otis Boston JohnT.Kirklmd Cambriix Isaac Parker do^ Samuel Crocker Taunto I Daniel Kilham W-^nham John Pickering Salei i Timothy Pickering do, Samuel P. P. Fay Cnmb s John Coffin Jones Boston Silas Holman BoUo i Nathan Dane Beverly Richard Sullivan Brooklin r William Prescott Boston B.W^Crow^in3hield Sala \ William Gray do. Thomas GreenleafQwmc \ Bonto \ Aaron Hill do. Josiah Quincv Oliver Fiske Worcester banl. N'jble iVilliam^toiv i John Lowell ' Boston William Reed Murblehea i CharlesTurner Charlesto. Samue 1 Porter HadU i Perez Morton Dorchcfter Abrah. Holmes Rochestt ? Samuel Dana Groton Joseph Locke Billeric i ' Joseph Story Salem Jonas Kendalt Leominstt John Davis Boston Wendell Davis Sandwic i James Lloyd do. Ebenezer Fisher Dcdha. i Nathl. Morton Freetown Wm. P Walker Lerto ( G-orgf Blake i9o«row I'hoi-.West.'.n Middlebor^ Thos. B. Adams Quincy Nath.Ch '.ndlerZ.fxm.g-?£ ( Jonathan Mason Boston David Cummiiis Sale \ Christoph. Gore Waltham Jesse Putnam Bosii^ William Phillips Ho ton MciTCiis M' rton Taw tc ; E. Starkweather Wonhm. Nath. n Willis P?V/.v>. i Ephr. Williams Df-rfield Russ'll Freeman JVBcdl Geo. Partridge Duxbury Stephen W^>ite Sal-* William Davis Plym- uth Nathaniel Silsbee Sale:^ Gdorge Bliss Sfiringfir^ld J iinis Ware IVrenflia t Charles Jackson Bo-^ton J imes Fowler Westfie \ Nahum Mitchell Boston Stephen Bnrker ^ndov \ Saml.S.Wilde ISTcivbryfit. Hezekiah Barnard Axint Samuel Putnam Sakm Justices of the Peace, &c. in Boston. 57 SUFFOLK. Tudgf of Probate^ Joseph Hall, Boston. Register of Probate, John Heard, jr. do. Rrgister of Deeds, Henry AJlioe, do. 'bounty Attorney^ James T. Austin, do. Clerks ofS. J. Court, and Court of Common Pleas, John Callender, and William C. Aylwin, of Boston. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND OF THE aUORtJM IN BOSTON. StephenHij!:ginson Warren Dutton Samuel Blagge WiiliamDonnison Wm. H. Sumner And. Cunningham WilliamVVetmore James T. Austin James Savage Rufus G. Amory Samuel fl.Walley Jonathan Phillips Stephen Gorham SamuelJ.Prescott Edward M'Lane Jona. 1-1. Austin Joseph H. Pierce Wm. D. Sohier Joseph May David Townsend John T. Apthorp William Little Stephen Codman Daniel Sargent Edward Jones William Minot Edmund Dwight Alden Bradford John Knapp Daniel Webster Thos. H. Perkins Loarami Baldwin Andrew Brimmer Benjamin Parsons Benja. Whitman Samuel D. Parker William Spooner Gardiner Greene Andrew Ritchie Israel Thorndike William Parsons Alex. Townsend Arnold Welles John Parker Benjamin Guild Wm. Stevenson Lemuel Shaw David Sears William Sullivan Samuel Hubbard Wm. Simmons T. L. Winthrop Joseph Pierce Henry Orne Benjamin Gorham Joseph Head Augustus Peabody John Callender Thomas Perkins Francis J. Oliver Tristram Barnard Samuel Cobb Wm. P. Whiting Joseph Tilden Timothy Williams Alex. H. Everett James Allen Thomas Melvill Joseph E. Smith Jo. a. Hunewell John Heard, jr. Edward D. Bangs Peter O. Thacher George Sullivan APPOINTED TO CIUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS, William Donnison, Jona. L. Austin, Daniel Sargent, Al* den Bradford, Edward McLane, Edward D. Bangs — 58 Justices of the Peace in Boston. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN BOSTON 5^l\^'l^ I^J'^^'- Abra. W. Fuller Charles Saml. M. Hayna Thayer John «- - - Chandler Nath. G. SnelJii Russell Sturgis Benjamin Rand Ebenezer Franci Benjamin Welles Elijah Morse David A. Simraoi Henry Cabot~ „"" Henryijcury T /l . Sargentoargent Saml.Frothingha Jonathan Hastings James C. Merrill Isaac Winslow Benjamin Pollard Samueloamuei D.u. yxT-i\- T^ A WardWard GeorffeGeorge E. Head Richard D. casGj:?f„ ^Z^S:^iHarris Caleb^'r^'"'Loring William John Brazer Gale Cyrus Alden Benjamin Rich George Burroughs Samuel Andrews Francis Amos Binney Welch Edward Phillips Samuel May Joseph N. Howe Zebedee Cook Jacob Hall Edw. Tuckerraan John C. Warren Daniel Messingeri John Tap pan fa^ipi; i!-^t^,^ sjsi;Geor^ "^' w:c.r.ri„ Eliph5«p?i--"«- f=,?Spp Saml. P. Gardnei Samuel Gore James Hall Edward Cruft Thomas Dennie Turner Phillips Henry Oliver f^'^^K. W.lhams Joseph J. Lovering& James t^>._i. t,t t. Phillips Joseph W.'Rev^re Thomas Clark Henrfif Fuller" David Hmckley John C. John Stuart Gray Francis'¥assTt"t Edward Brooks Thomas Payson Francis C. Gray Franklin Dexter JosephWoodward Samuel Swett Nathan Bradford Sumner Hale Samuel Fisher Samuel A. V/ells M ?M x.^!?^^",7 •'^''^P'^ Sewall Thomas Welsh Nathl P. Russell William Sturgis Francis Gardiner Wm. Payrie Charles P. Curtis Richard Fletcher 'r^°'"a« Power Zach.G.^^I'^r^^x^,^??^"Whitman Thos. J. Eckley George Gay David Wilham Wells VV. Child HarrisonG.Otis,ir Nathan Benjamin Russell Webb J. W. Davis John Ebenezer Ohver Cotton ^'"^^^ Redford Webster H ?""£• ^^f,°° Phillips Horatio M Willis Alexander Joseph Coolidge Bliss William Parker A. A. Samuel Snelling Dame Bryant P. Tilden William Andrew Dunlap Mackay ElishaClap * Benjamin West J.R.Adan ,^"'»«ier Ezekiel Fhineas Bl^ir Little Josiahi^\cSahsbnry Jeaiah F. Cooke Theod.Lyman, jr. Counsellors at Law in Boston. John S. Lillie enj. T. Pickman Joseph Austin Billings [enry Alline Henry Bass Samuel Gedney King George Hallet . J. Loritig Robbins amuel D. Harris Isaac P. Osgood Chandler Waters '[enderson Inches Benjamin Joy Isaac Niles kalter Channing Wm. H. Eliot Nathaniel Beni. Nichols araes Bowdoin Wm. A. Warner R. Badger phos. W. Phillips Samuel Henshaw Thomas H.Gardiner losiah Bradlee John Farrie, jr. Wm. R.P.Washburn i]dmund Kimball Lynde Walter W. Davis lohn Hubbard William Knapp Ezra IPhaddeus Page John T.Winthrop Isaac Gates Dyer A^illiam Tileston Wm. T. Andrews John D. Fairbanks iFhomas Wetmore W' aldo Flint Gerry G. Rogers B. D. Greene Ninian C. Betton I ohn rhomas V^/'.Ward Russell Jarvis Elisha Glidden 5amuel Hammond John B. Davis Charles Howard E. Sewall i^lbridge Gerry Ezra A. Bourne Samuel SamuelG. Perkins John Boyle Abraham Moore Seorge Bond George A. Otis William Barry JUSTICE OE THE PEACE IN CHELSEA. Joseph Stowers. NOTARIES PnULIC IN BOSTON. WilliamStevenson Saml. J. Prescott Charles Hayvrard Samuel Blagge Stephen Codman COUNSELLORS AT LA.W IN BOSTON. E. Smith Rufus G. Araory John Knapp Joseph Daniel Davis Samuel D. Parker Augustus Peabody William Prescott Thomas Welsh, jr. Samuel L. Knapp George Blake William Austin Saml.F M'Cleary K. Williams losiah Quincy Timothy Fuller Saml. i Shaw Wm P. VVhiting i Benjamin Parsons Lemuel William Sullivan Daniel Webster George Sullivan John Williams Alexan.Townsend Beniamin Guild John Heard, jr. James T. Austin Jo«!eph Harrington Peter O Thacher William iVIinot John Stuart Benjamin Gorham James Savage Thompson Miller James Allen Samuel Hubbard Thomas J. Eckley Warren Dutton Bsnja. R. Nichols William Simmons 40 Attorneys, Deputy- She riffs, &c. in Boston. ;^'illiam D Sohier B^'niami n LAV eld Thomas Wetmorc rhineas Blair William Parker John G. Rogers -Abraham Moore Moses Draper Isaac P. Osgood Thomas Power H. G Otis jr. Jonathan Porter JosiahP Cooke Henry H. Fuller Wm. T.Andrews Zach. G.Whitman Oeorge E. Head John P. BigeloTV Sherman Leland Charles G. William Benjamin Lorins^ H. Eliot Rand George Morey. John Abrah. W jr M Fiske Fuller Rinhard Fletcher Wm. A, Warner Henry Codman John C. Gray John T. Winthrop Eli. ah Morse Edward Brooks Ninian George Gay C. Betton Franklin l^exter Elisha Glidden Henry Orne Willard Phillips Russell Jarvis Samuel D Ward Alexander Bliss Waldo Flint David Towuf^end John R. A dan William Page James Cr Merrill Andrew Dunlap John Farrie. jr. Francis Basset Abraham A Dame Wm, H, Gardiner David A, Simmons Frftpoio Gardiner W.R.P Washburn Francis C. Gray Pr^dford Sumner John Stuart M^iliiam Gale H B James Bowdoin John B Davis ATTORNEYS AT THE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, BOSTON. Asa W Paine E. Ritchie Dorr A ugus M.Roberts William Little, jr. Wm F. Apthorp Wm I.Hubbard Sidney Bartlett John W. James Wm.J.A Bradford ATTORNEYS AT THE COMMON PLEAl IN BOSTON. Thos. B, Coolidge Wm Foster Otis David Lee Child Walter C, Green Edward G Loring Geo S. BuJfinch Josmh Quincy, jr Robert T. Paine George Sneliing GeorgeW. Adams Nath. S Bowditch Charles Atwood William B Dorr Ed. Wigglesworth John Everett John L. Elwyn Francis O. Watts H. B. Rogers Fran. H. Williams Edward J. Lowell CO" For Additions and Corrections, See Appendix, Justices of the Peace, &c. in Essex. 4t Sheriffs Charles P. Suraner of Boston. 'fiuty Sherijf'^^ Luke Baldwin, Nathaniel Freeman, jr. James Dennie, of Boston Offices Court-street. CORONERS. Boston^ Thomas Badger, Daniel Carney, S. H. Hewes. Chelsea^ David Floyd, Joseph Stowers. ESSEX. dge of Probate^ Daniel A. White, of Salem. agister of Probate, NathanielLord, jr. of Ipswich agister of Deeds, Anrirs Choate, of Salem. unty Treasurer, Nath.miei Wade, of Ipswich. unty Mtorney, Stephen Minot, rf Haverhill. erk ofthe Courts, Ichabod Tucker, of Salem. Justices ofthe Peace and ofthe Quorum, idover John Kneeland, Dudley A. Tyng, facob ark. Newman, Hobart Gerrish, Jeremiah Nelson irk, Samuel Farrar, JYeivburyfiort Oliver Pr es- muel Mrnill cott, Jdmes Prince, Wm. verly Joshua Fisher, Woart, Jo'.athan Gage, lomas Stephens, Robert W. B. B n-ster, Ebenezer .ntf7ul Moseley, JotiM Fiiz rford Thomas Pcrley Rvwley Parker Cleave- •ac//ori/Benjamin Parker land \mvers Gideon Foster Salem Edward A. Holy- \oucestrr Henry Phelps, oke, Jacob Ashton, John nson Nash Punchard, Jos. E.Spraeue, iverhill Israel Bartlett, Moses To vnsend John iphen Minot, John Var- Prince, jr. Ichi bod Tuck- m er, Ezekiel Savage, Ben- ^wlch John Heard, Asa jamin Merrill, Leverett draws, Nathl. Wade, Salstonstall, D miei A. .thaniel Lord, j r. WhitL% Amos Choate, Wil- nn James Gardner, lard Peeie, Benj Pierce, jert VV. Trevett D. L. Pickman. Amos nnfield Asa T. Newhall Hovey, John G King, John inchester WilliamTuck Saunders. Joseph Winn irblehead Nathan Bow- Salisbury Samuel Nye, Ja- John Prince, Ralph H. cob Brown. Edward Dorr inch Top^field Nehem.CIeave- 'huen Benjamin Osgood land wbury Eben. March, D 2 42 Justices of the Peace in Essejr. A/'ifiointed to cjualify Civil Officers. Ebeiiezer March, TStothan Dane, Joseph Stoi} , John Puiichard, J ihti Saunders, John Prince, Josiah Smith! Leverett Saltonsiall, lohabnd Tucktr, John Pickeri ing, Daniel A.White, Wm.Woart, Nr\thanielWade< Asa Attdrews, Amos Choate, O. Presccit, W. I! Banister, John Varnum, Charles White, Lcnsou Kash, Henry Phelps, Naihaniel Lord, jr. Justices r.f the Peace. Amesbury Robert Patten, George Choate, John Dexi OHver Stearns, Christo- ter pher Sargent, John Morse, Gloucester John Mannhijn I'^liphalet Graves, Lowell ir. William Pearson, Isaart Bagley Elwell,William P.Parrott Andovcr John L. Abbott, WilliamPearce.JohnPren- John Adams, Nathaniel t'ss, Joseph P. Man?;ing| Swift, AmosSpauldin^. G. James Goss, Wm- Whip i P. Osgood, Joseph Kiuer- pie, Ebenezer Pool, jri idge William Johnson, jr. Siinmcl Lane, Wilhanj Beverly Thomas Davis, Pearce, jr. Aaron Gid | Jona Smitn, Isaac Wood- diiig, William Beach l e"rv, jr. Thomas Steph- Hamilton Enoch Faulk-, ens, jr Abraham Kilham ner, Joshua Giddi>.s, Mat 1 Boxford StephenPeabndy, thew Whipple Parker Spafford, Jonathan Havet hill Leonard WhitP * Foster, Moses Dornian McsesWingate, Jas. Ayerl Bradford Thomas Savory, Oliver Morse, Charlei Willitm Greenough, Jo- White, David How, Na i seph Chadwick, Jesse thaniel Ladd, Isaac Rl Kimbal!, Drtniel Stickney> How, MosesMenill,Jamc:i Jesse Kimball, jr. Aaron H Duncan, Enoch Foote i Parker, Moses Parker, Nathaniel Hills, Wilhairl Jonathan Kimball, jr. Eli- Bacheller, Warren Whit! phalet Kimball tier, Barnard Brickett t hanvera Eleazer Put- Warner Whittier, jr. nam, Benjamin Crownin- Ifiswich Asa Smith, Jabe2lj shield, Zerubbabel Por- Farley, Joseph Farley ter, Nathan Felton, An- Thomas Manning, Willianr i drew Nichols, Ge-^rge Os- Conant, jr. George W good, John W. Proctor, Heard, John Choate Uufus Choate, Nathaniel Lynn Elijah Downingi West, William Sutton Hichard Hazeltine, Join Essex Jonathan Story, Lummus, Jacob Ingalls, jr Notaries Public in Essex. 4ii ^zra Mudge, Eleazer C H. Currier, John Cook, jr. lichardson, Isaac Suiry Eben. z r Shillaber, Caleb ^.ynnfield Daniel Need- Cashing am Eoivhy BenjaminProctor, janchester David Coiby, Mo dy Spaifor.', Joshua )ulcena L. Bingham Jewitt, Benjamin Little> /farblehead Jrshua Pren- Thomas C;ag'\ S lomon nney iss, Nathan B. Martin, Nelson, Amos J. T ohn Bailey, Asa H' oper, 8alem Henrv Elkins, G. jeorge Barker, Joshua S Johonnot, John Hath- Veritiss, jr. Jt^hn G, Hoop- orne, jr. Samuel Ropes, John Der- \\\ Robert H«,cper, John Juseph Peabodv, iooper, James Appleton, bv, E. H. Derby, Larkin iohnSparhawk. J Jonatlian Shove Samuel Tenney, John Por- ^Gloucester John Rogers, ter, Wm. Woart, Daniel William Fersnn Foster Haverhill Charles White Salem Ichabod Tucker, Jfismch Jabez Farley John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Lynn James Gardner, Savage, John Punchard, Benjamin Oliver Jona. P. Saunders Marblehead Nathan Bow- Salisbury Samuel Nye, en, William B. Adams Edward Dorr JSI'tivburyfiort^ John Fitz, Coun&ellors at Law. Amesburn Oliver Stearns, John Scott William C. Wilde Newburyfiort Eben. Mose- Andovcr Hobart Clark, ley, Stephen W. Marston, Samuel Merrill, Amos Asa W. Wildes, Ebenezer Spaulding Shillaber, Caleb Cushing Beverly Nathan Dane, Salem JohnPickering.John Thomas Stephens, jr. Prince, jr.Leverett Salton- Danvers John W. Proctor stall, Benjamin Merrill, Gloucester Lonson Nash, Joseph E. Sprague, David Joseph B. Manning Cummins, John G, King, Haverhill John Varnum, Frederick Howes, Larkin James H. Duncan, Ste- Thorndike, Benjamin L. phen Minot, Isaac R. How Oliver, Theodore Eames, Ifisivich Asa Andrews Solomon S. Whipple, John Lynn Robert W. Trevett Foster, Joseph G. Waters, Marblehead R. H. French Octavius Pickering Ke'-jobury Jacob Gerrish, Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Salem E. H. Derby, Joseph H. Prince, John Walsh Attorneys at the Common Pleas, Andover Samuel Phillips Jfi&ivich William Oakes Danvers Rufus Choate, jVe?y6wrt//zorrRcbertCross Benjamin Tucker Sheriffs Bailey Bartlett, of Haverhill. Defi uty- Sheriffs, Ameabury John Colby Gloucester Elias Clough Andover Moody Bridges J/isxvich Theodore An- Boxford John Merrill drews, Michael Brown Danvers John Upton, jr. Lynn William Chadwell Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 45 tarblehead Henry Rea field, DanielDutch, Ammi 'eivbiiryfiort Philip Bag- •y. Oilman White Halv^bury John Colby 2lem William Mms- Frison-Ker/ters. hsivich Michael Bruwn ly 'e^buryfiort Philip Bag- Salem Ammi Brcw:i Coroners. >«c«5wrt/Ichabod B. Sar- Samuel Via 11 3nt Lymifild John Upton ndover John Adams, Matblchf-ad Isaac Mans- athanitl Swift fieid Nittian Bi;wen 'oxford Daniel Adams, Mrfhutn John Sargent, jr. mos Parker Amos Bat ker, Jonathan 'radford Jonathan Kim- Merrill ill,jr. Alwbury Orlando B. Mer- ^anvers Jonathan Shove rill. Daniel Adams, 3d. 'ssex Joshua Girldings Mwburyfiort Oilman 'imcestir VVm. Pearson, V\ hiie, John Cook, jr. liui Rogers, Wm. Dane, Wtsf M %vbury William lias Clough, James (loss Pilsljury ^avi'vhiil Enoch Bradley, Rowley Joseph Pike liverMorse.EiiochFoote, iSrt/rw VViliiam Lang, John athaniel Hiils, John Puncliard, B. Blanchard, arsh Thomas Needham unvich Michael Brown, Salisbury Edward Dorr /"iliiam F. Wdde Tofis-fidd Daniel Bixby, J. ynn VViliiam Rhodes, Town, jr. leazer C. Richardson, Wenham Jonathan Porter MIDDLESEX. i,dge ofP'-obatc^ Samuel P.P. Fay, of Cambridge. egi^ter ofProbate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. 'gister of Dcedsy William F. Stone, of Cambridge, lunty Treasurer, John Keyes, ot Concord. mjity Attorney, Asahel Stearns, of C-imbridge. 'erk of the Courts, Abraham Biglow, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quoru?n. Mu John Locke low, Asahel Stearns, Tim^ righton Gorham Parsons othv Fuller, Abraham mibridge Abraham Big- Milliard, Joseph Shed ' 46 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. CharkatQiv7i John Solev, Newton John Richardsor William Austin, Joseph Pcfifierell Joseph Heald Hurd, Rufus Wyman, L. John Walton M. Parker, Wm. C. Jarvis Reading James Bancrcf Chelmfifrd Jonathan Per- Sherburne Calvin Sange ham South Reading John Har Concord Abiel Hevwood, Stonu Rufus Hosmer, Au William Parkman, Jcs. ph gustus Stow Barrett, Sanmel Hoar, jr. levjksbury Edward St John Keyes Loe Livermore Rest Chelmsford Samuel Waltham Theodore Ly' B. Walcutt mar. EistSudbu^y]^zohR^eves WatertOHvn LeviThaxtet Framingham Jonathan Nathaniel R. Whitnej Maynard Nathaniel Bemis, Tyio Groton James Prescott, Bigelow Samuel Lawrence, Luther War-Cambridge Willian Lawrence Whittemore Littleton David Lawrence fVcsrford John Abbe Marlborough S 'inuel Gib- PVilmington William Blar bons, Joel Cranston, Ben- chard,William Blanchar(:( jamin Rice jun. Mfiford Samuel Swan, Weston Ebenezer Hobbj" Nathariel Hall, Abner Isaac Fiske Bartlett Woburn John Wad< jififiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Abraham Biglow, James Prescott, Samuel Hoar, Jd seph Heald, Joseph Hurd, Joseph Barrett, Abie* Heywood, Joseph Locke, Rufus Wyman, Amo* Bancroft, Isa?^c Fiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyesi Cyrus Baldwin, Elias Phinney, John Walton. Justices of the Peace, Acton Jonas Brooks, John Joseph Crosby, jr. Job* Robbins, AbrahamConant, Parker, Samuel Whitingi Francis Tuttle Marshall Preston, Joh« Jshby Alexander T. Wil- Baldwin, Joseph Blaw der, Amos Willington chard Bedford AmariahPreston, Boxboro* OiiverT. Davisi Elijah Stearns, Thomp- Samuel Hayward, Epiil son Bacon, William Web- raim Whitcomb ber Brighton Edward Spar Billerica Blaney Abbot, hawk, Francis Moore Justices of the Peace in Middlesex, 47 Surlington Abiel Winn, ams, Abner Wheeler, Lu. ^Villiam Winn ther Belknap. Silas Eaton, Cambridge John Mellen, jr. Ephraim Park hurst, -.evi Hedire, Edmund T. William Buckminster 3ana, JohnWilliamsJoha Groton Amns Bancroft, ^ycall, Richard H. Dana, JamesLewis, Willi im Nut- William Hiiliard, William ting, Joseph Mansfield, .Whipple, J. P. Chaplin, Caleb Butler, Stuart J. VilUam F. Stone, Newell Park, Noah Shattuck, \mt, Edward Everett Bulkley Ames :ar//s/e John Heald, Holliston John Mellen, onathan Heald, John Nel- Ephraim Lirtlefield, on John Fairbanks, Eiihu Cutler, "Jiarlestoiun Oliver Levi Adams lolden, Henry Adams, HofikintonW oXi^T M'Far- ^lias Phinney, Joseph land, Moses Chamberlain, 'ufts, jr. Timothy Walk- Joseph Valentine, Thomas r, Isaac Warren, Thos. BuckHn, Nathan Phipps, farris, J. IVI. Fiske, Geo. Abraham Harrington artlett, A Lithgow, Lexington Joseph Fiskc. ames K. Frothingham, Jonas Bridg:e, John Mulii- aui Wiliacd ken, Isaac Hastings, AmoS 'helm, ford Wm. Adams, Muzzey, jr. )el Adams, Cyrus Bald- Lincoln Samuel Hnar, in, Nathaniel Wright, Joshua Brooks, Eijah ;sse Minot, John R. Ad- Fiske, Charles Wheeler, ns, Samuel Davis, Elisha Stephen Patch 3rd Littleton John Manning, -incord Nathan Bar- SimonHartwell, Benj. Dix» tt, Tilly Merrick. Na- Jonathan Hartwell anB rooks, EiishaWhee- Maiden Bernard Greene, Benjamin Blaney, Henry wns/aWeMicahEldridge, Gardner, jr. Charles Lew- nathan Bennett, J. Cum- is, William Barrett, Na- ins, James Swallow thaniel Nichols Hild-eth, Mzr/AoroJ^/rSilasFelton,roug Z^rl^''^^\non Coburn. JameAar- John Loring,nng, William Dra. m, Benjamin F. Var- per, Richard Farweli, «ra, Israel Hildreth, jr. Martin L. Stow fi8f'Sudbury William Medford Nathan Adams, idge, Wiiiiam Johnson, Dudley Hall, Wm.Ward, hniel Tyler, William Turell Tufts, srman, Jonathan J. W. Hayward Brooks, Jonathan ^mingham Porter, Josiah Ad- J. P. Bigelow ' 48 Notaries Public in Middlesex. Mulliken, Simi JSTatlck Juhn Fiske. Wil- Isaac Aaron Warrc liam G odenow, John At- Brooks, NathanielCummings,Safc kins, William Farris JVcwton John Kendrlck, «el Stone, jr. ri/ne-9*^oro'Ebenezer Ba JosiatiBiCon, SamuelStim- Amos croft, jr. Robert Bn.,l(< son, Enenezer Starr, Cab Joseph Jackson, D. Daniel Richardson, Allen, Danfor Jackson Thomas, Josiah Lemuel Parker, Joseph Butterfield, Jo Pefifierdl Asa BulU James Lewis, jr. Abel Farwell, jr. Jewitt field ^ David Tov»' Readi7ig Benjamin Upton, Waltham Coolidj jfnhnWeston, Daniel Flint, send, Jonathan Jo 'Fimothy Wakefield, Ed- Abner Sanderson, Lu i mund Parker, Daniel Clark, John Bright, Dana, Isa i Chute, Joshua Prescott, Fiske, S. L. Chili Joshua Putnam, Caleb Be mis, jr. Josiah Wakefield Th'^mas Sanderson ThomasClai I Sherburne Joshua Ware, Watertown Moses Co '! John Bullard, Isaac VVliit- Jonas White, Bemis, Lu i nev idge, Seth Livermo i Shirley Thomas Whitney, Bemis, Amos Benjamin Hartwell, John jr. Abijah White Jeduth Edgarton. James Parker, West Cambridge Stephen Longley, Nathan- Wellington, TnomasR sell, Benj. Locke, Jam iel Holden South Readintf Thaddeus Russell Flet< I Spa'ding. Barrage Yile Wcsfford Thomas Stoneham Daniel Gould, er, Isaiah Leighton, N. Peter Hay Groce Stow Moses Whitney JVeston Ira Draper, A Sudbury EbenezerPlymp- pheus Bigelow, jr. Is. J ton, William Hunt, Abel Jones Wheeler, Asher Goode- Wilmington Samuel nrtw, Josiah H. Adams, ques, Samuel Eames Lawren Thoti^.as Stearns Woburn Joseph Tenvksbury Wm. Brown, Bill Russell, Sylva Samuel Worcester, Josiah Ply mp ton, Francis B Brown, William Rogers cock, Wyman Richards Toivnaend Daniel Adams, Benjamin Wyman Mitaries Public. Bu' Cambridge William J. G to ton Caleb Whipple Watertoivn Nathaniel Charlestown John Soley mis Concord Nathan Brooks Counsellors, Attorneys, &c. in Middlesex. 49 Counsclk rs at Laiv. 4shby John Locke Luther Lawrence, Caleb Hilt'7-ica Joseph Locke Builer 'Cambridge Abviham Hil- Hofikinton Abraham Har- iai'd, liiiiothy Fu!ler,Wil- riisg'on iam J. Whipple, Aanhel Maldcn Charles Lewis itearns, Richard IL Dana, Marlboro* William Dra- . P P. F :. Adams IVatertown Tyler Bige- oncord Samuel Hoar, jr. low, Levi Thaxter ihii Keyes, Nadian Wcstford John Abbot .rooks West-Cainbridge James I. Sudbury OthnitdTyler Russell ya?nm.i''^ia?n Josith Ad- W^c§ro7zAlpheusBigeIo\v,jr. mb, Willi .m Buckminster Woburny^^ycci&n Richard- \roton James Prescott, son Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. Vdlcnca Marshall Preston Cambridge Ephraim But- /2fV'/iv/yrtfJohnR.x\dams, trick raucis Brinley,jr. Waltham Isaac Bemis Attorneys at tht Co?nmon Pleas. Wighton Abraham Ed- Groton Bradford Russell 'ards Lexington Theodore imbr.dge William Hill- Keating .rd,jr. Tiu'odore Keat- Marlboro* Richard Far- g, Luther S. Ciishing well, Martin L. Stow oncord Elisha Fuller Tow7isend Aaron Keyes, ast- Sudbury Samuel H. Abel Con ant lann Tyrtgaboro* Charles But- ramingham Lawson te rfi.-ld ingsbiiry Walthom Wm. K. Hedge Sheriffs Nathaniel Auslin, of Charlestown. . 50 Coroners, Sec. in Middlesex. Defiuty- Sheriffs. Billerka Thomas Sunnier Groton Samson Woe Cambridge Isaac Train, Hop-kinton Charles Vuler John Tafbell tine CfiarUatown]QSQ\t\i Hane- Marlboro* SulUvanThayc well St w Abraham Conar Chelmsford James Pitts, J Grier of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C. Levi Parker, ( VVestford. Gaolers— Camb. Isaac Train Concord Abel Moorr Coroners* Acton Luther CoTant Grotnii Abel Farnswortb Ashby Alexa'.der T. VVil- Jacob L. Parker, Amf^ ijul, Eztrkiel Cohnan Lawrence, Benj. Moonr Bedford Michael CiTjsby David Childs Bilierica Henry Bridge, HoUiston John Steadman Jvvsiah Crosby Loam mi Litchliekl Ciunbridge E. W. Metcalf Hopkinton J-seph Valen^ Carlisle Jonas Parker tine, Nathan Phipps Cha I lestoivni oWi. Johnson, Lexington Daniel Chand^ Henry Adams ler Ciiehnsford El>enezer Par- Littleton Jonathan Whet I ker, James Pitts comb Concord Jonas Buttrick, Maiden Ebenezer Wadi Abel Moore, Anthony Marlborough Silas GaiCM Wright Isaac T. tJtevens Dracut Lrael Hildreth, Mr'dfrrd Nathan Wa Djvjd Blor)d, jr. J\atick (Oliver Bacon, At Dunstable Leonard Park- rahum Bigelow hurst, Edmund Page, JVcivion Joseph Jacksor James Sw;dlow jr. Benjamin Fuller J£. Sudbury CoIlinsDamon Pepfierdl John Builard, ji Framingham RuiusBrew- Joseph Heald, jr. Ab'e A-dfrms Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 51 Reading John Teniple, jr. Tijyi^fiboro'' Ezra Blodget, )anie! Fiiiit David Gould, Joseph F. ^.htrbume James Bullard, Bancroft eemiah Butler V/ultharn John Clark ymth Reading' Jeremiah West- Ca mhridge Jcdutiian 3rya'it Wellingt' n Viirley Stephen Lon^ley rr(?.s{/orrf Jonathan Keycs, J'ory PhineasConant, John John Leighton, L"vi Hey- 'atch wood, Benjamin Osgood, ^udbiiri) A^ahcl Kidder Be jamin Sti ne feivt^dwi/ ThomasCIark IV'ston N than Fiske iTbnvzsewrf WilliamA. Ban- Wdinington Joel Je^ikins, croft Ji si ih GiUis HAMPSHIRE. Judge of P'-ohate^ Samuel Hinc^iley, of Northampton. Register of Probafc, Isaac C. B tes, of do. Register of Dt-ds, Levi Lvman, of do. County Pre isurer, D^-niel Steljbins, of do. County Attorvey^ J-'nathan H. Lfman. of do. Clerk of the Courts, Solomon Stoddard, jr. of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, dmherst Samuel F. Dick- Lewis Strong, Elijah H. nson Mills, S'lomon Stoddard, ^elcherton Joseph Bridg- jr. Jonathan H. Lvman, nan, M.irk Dwlittle Isaac C. B;.te8, Theodore Enfeld Elihu Lyman Strong, Samuel Howe Hadiey Charles P. Piiclps JVornvich Erastus Lyman Hatfield Benjamin Smith Weathamfnoyi Sylvester VorMaw/2/onSaml Hinck- Judd ey, Levi L}m,an, Solomon Wdliamsburg Asa While- koddard, John Breck, IVonhington ElishaMack Afifiointed to qualfy Civil Officers. roseph Lyman, Levi Lyman, Rufus Gr^.ves, Solomon Stoddard, jr. Samuel F. Dickmson, Jonathan East- man, Elihu Lyman, Mark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright. Justices of the Peace, Amhrrst John Dickinson, Graves, Ithamar Conkey, simeor: Stron?, Hezekiah Timothy J Gridlev, Jona- W. Strong, Gideon Stet- than Eastman, Ichabod 5on, John Strong, Rufus Draper,ZebinaDlckerTSon, , 1 52 Justices of the Peace, &c. in Hampshire. Lucius Boltwood, Isaac eroy, Charles Siarkweath- \ Kol)bins, Asahel Thayer er, John Taylor, Benjamin Belcherton Mason S;--,w, Tappan, Ebenezer Hunt, »istes Howe, Justus For- Dantel Stebhins, Ferdi- v-'ard, Philo Dickinson, nand H. Wright, Samuel Henry Mellen Wells, jr. R -swell Hub- Chciterfidd Spencer bard, C E. Forbfs, Tho- Phelps, Thaddeus Baker, mas Shtpherd, Richard I A. Rice, Isaac King;, Alan- Phillips, George Hancnft' son Anderson, Dyer Ban- Norwich John' Ellis, Aa- croft, Timothy A. Phelps ron Hail, S. Kirk'and Cummington Nehemiah Pelham Henry Kinc;man, Richards, Ebenc-zer Snell, Isaac AbercP'mbie, John Robert C. Robinson, Eli- Rankin, jr.OliverSmidi.jr. phalet Packard, William PlairifieldjAmts Richards,. Swan John Hamlin Kast Hamfiton Thaddeus Prescott B. Brigham, Ca-> Clapp leb Pir'ce Enjitld Benjamin Har- South Hadlry Elihui wood, Elnathan Jones D wight, Joseph Strong, jr. Goshen William White, William Powdoin, J >siah Oliver Taylor, John Wil- Bardwell.EpaphrasClark, liams Timothy Lyman Daniel W trner Greenwich Thomas Pow- jSo7i;/iflw/z^o»? AsahelBirge, ers, Laban M'trcy, Abij^h Frederick Judd. Asahel I Powers, Calvin Munn, Chapman Warren P. Wing Ware Rufus Kir^g, Wil Granby David Smith, liamBowdoin.JnsephCum- Azor ]!Vlno Counsellors at Law. Amherst Samuel F. Dick- Hatfidd Israel Billinrs ins'^n, Simeon Strong.Hez- ^\''orlhainfnon Samuel ekiah VV. Strong, Ithamar Hinckley, Solomon Strd- Ccnky. Lucius Boltwood, dardjr. Elijah H. Mills, Samu I Eastman Isaac C. Bates, Jonathan Belclierton Joseph Bridg- H. Lyman, John Taylor, man, jr. Mark Doolittle, Lewis Strong, Charles E. Mas-^n Shaw Forbes, Simuel Wells, jr. Chest- rji eld Dyer Ban- South Hadley William croft Bowdoin,jr. Enfield E'ihu layman Ware Homer Bartlett Grffmvkh Laban Marcy Wonhington EiishaMack Hadley Giles C. Kellogg Attorneys at the Sii/ireme Judicial Court. Northampt07i John H. South Hadley Epaphras Ashmun, Samuel F. Ly- Clark man IVilUamsburg Elisha Hub- Souihamjiton Charles F. bard, jr. Bates Attorneys at the Coimnon Pleas. Awhcrst JontUhan East- Belclierton Myron Law- man, Osmyn Baker rence She-riff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton. Dejiuty-Sherijfs. Amherst Zebina Dickin- Ware William Page, jr. son, Chester Dickinson, Northamfiton AustinSmith Calvin Merrill South Hadley Joel Miller Belchfrton SimeonDwight A'/aiw^f /J Josiah Shaw,2d. Pelham Isaac Abercrom- W'^o^/A^wg-^owAbrahamEd- bie, jr. wards Enjield Rufus Powers Deputy-Gaoler, Cephas Clapp, Northampton. Crier cf Courts, William Bulter. Coroners, .'imherst Solomon Keyes Cunvningion Bela Norton Eastman, Asahel Thaver, Enfield Rufus Powers, Rufus Kellogg Aldejj Lathrop Belclierton ElihuSandford Goshtn Ambrose Stone E2 34 Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. Northamfiton Thomas well Wright, Abner Hunt, Southamfiion Asahel Au*^tin Smith Chapman P' Iham Isaac Abercrom- Worthinglon Josiah MillSr bie, jr Elisha Brewster South Hadley JosiahBard- PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Beza Hay ward, of Plyniuu.h. Register ofDtfids, Rosseter Cotton, of do. County Treasurer ^ Rosseter Cotton, of do. County A'torney, Kilborn Whitman, of Pembroke. Clerk of the Courts, Joha B. Thomas, of Plymouth. Justiceft of the Peace and of the Quortnn. Mington Snmuel Norton Pembroke Kilborn Whit- Duxbury Seth Sprague, man Judah Alden Plymouth Henry Warren, Eust Brfdgewater Bar- Z-'ccheus Bardctt, Wil-, tholomew Brown lianv Jckson, ZabfViel Hanover David Stock- Sampson, N. M. Davis, bridge John B. Thomas, R. Cot- Hingham Ebenezer Gay, ton Jotham Lincoln, Samuel Plyivfiton Eiijah Bisl^ce Norton, JothamLincoin,jr. Rochester Charles J. Kingston Jt-hn Thomas Holmes, Elisha Rnggies Middleboro^ WilkesWood, ScituateiZwh'iiw,^ Oiis, John Abiel Washburn, W. Collamore Bourne West Bridgeivatcr D.miel J^orth Bridgcwater Caleb Howard, William Baylies Howard, Howard Carey Afijiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Daniel Howard, Beza Hayward, Henry Warren, Nahum Mitchell, Zabdiel Sampson. Wilkes Wood, Abra. Holmes, Elisha Ruggles, Kilborn Whitman, Hector Orr, William BavUes. Nathaniel M. Davi«, John B. Thomas, Ebenezer Gay, Thomas Loriag, jr. J. C. Holmes, Jesse Dunbar. Justices of the Peace, Abington Benj. Hobart, Pool Jared Whitman, Micah Bridgcit^ater Solomon M- Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 55 tlen, jr. "Nath:in Mitchell, F. Oakman, JohnThomas, Daniel Mitchell Daniel Charles Macomber, Thos, Crane, Be jamin Pupe, Diiigley, Fraycis (i. Ford N'-tiian Lizeil,jr. Cnleb ?diddLehoro' David Rich- F Leonard, A-temasHile mond, Sam'. Pickens. John Curvrr Nehe. Cobb, rJen- Tiikh iUi. Zcchariah Ed- jnmin EUis, Jo^.eph Cla k, dy. Maitin Keith, Seth Thorn ;s Hammond, John Mi;ler, U'i liani Canedy, Savar\-, Ira Murdock Jacob BtMinelt, Thomas Duxbury Willi mLonng, Stu tfvant, Charles Hoop- Samuel A. Fi-azer, Isaiah er, Levi PK!ce, Seth Ea- Aklen, E. Weston, Seth ton. Abner Clark, Abiel Sprague, jr. P. B:oth. I. Stt-vens, Wm. East Bridgevoater H- ctor N;^ison, Oliver Pierce, Orr, James Taomas, Ez- P-terH.Pc'irce ra Kingnvin, S;. ivat^.us La- JV'^rfh Hrid'^tnvater Gide- ze:!, Nathan Alden, Aaron on Howard, A!jo1 King- Hobart man, Jonathan Snow, Jo- Halifax Josiih Thom- seph Sylvester. Eiiab son, Obadiah Lyon. Na- Whitman, SiJas Packard, thiniel Morton, Zebad. M. Packard Thompson, VVelCv-jme i-'ewkroke Alden Briggs, Young ^Vilhim Forrey, Anth(;iiy Hanover Reuben Curtis, Coliamore, Thomas Tur- Meiz r Curtis, Alex. Wood ner Hanson Ch rles Cushing, Plymouth Barnabas Oliver Written, Ndthan- Hedge, Nathaniel Spnon- iel Cushing, Thomas Ho- er.Nath -iniel Russell, .Sam- bart. Isaac B. Barker, Ja- uel Davis, Benj min M. cob Bcirce Watson, Joseph B.artletr, j , Hing/iamDAnl Shute,Solo- jr. Jolui Thomas, Josiah Jones,, Robert Gould, Robbins, Wiiham Brown, 1 mon ! Caleb Toaxter, Martin William P. Ripley, Pel- i Lincoln, Joseph Wilder, jr. ham W. Warren i Edward Thaxter, Seth Plyivpt'tn Isaac Wright, Cushing, jr. VVm Gordon, Z-nas Bryant, jr. I Tlionias Fearing Rochester George King, I I Hull Samuel Loring, jr. J -mes Rnggles, Nathaniel A7725's; Butler Wing, William Benjamin Bourne, William Lebanon Fearing, B. Murdc<:k, Scituate Jesse Dunbar, Curtis T< bey Edward F. Jacobs, J. B. West Bridge nvater Abie- Turner, William H'^m- zer Alger,'jon than Cope-- matt, Samuel A. Turner land, jr. Joha E. Howard,, Israel Wareham Fearing, George W . Perkins, Sam- II. Leonard, Benjamin uel Dunbar Fearing, John Fearing, A'otaries Public. Plymouth John Thomas 7?oc/(e5^2^/2awJotham Lincoln,! r Wareh-un B ni, Fewring Scituate Jesse Dunbar, jr. Af/f/f//e6oro' Wilkes Wood Counsellors at Law. ^Z)/n§^;or? Jared Whitman, Zech Eddv, Isa^^c Stevens Benjamin Hobart North Bridgeivater Elidb Bridgeivater Bartholo- Whitman mew Brown Pembroke Kiibsrn Whit- East Bridgeiuatcr Aaron man Hobart Plymowh Nit. M. Davis, ' Halifax Welcome Young John Thomas, William Havover Alex. Wood Thnm;is Hingham Ebenezer Gay Rochester ^v?iS\ Il0imes,J Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Charl s J. Holmes \ William R. Sever West Bridgeivater Wm. Middleboro* WilkesWood, Baylies Attorneys at the Common Pleas. /ra«OT;erThos.Stephenson Scituate Ebenezer T.Frgg Kingston Joseph Sampson West Bridgeivater Auitiii Plymouth Jacob H. L^ud Packard Rochester D^vid Bacon Sheriffs Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth. Dcfiuty Sheriffs. E. Bridgwater Edward ^?>7^»/onSpencerCushman Vinton Af/£/rf/("/^(7ro'Lem uelBriggs, Halifax Seth Allen Nathaniel Wilder Hanover Horatio Cushing A'orth B ridgewaterBcr)ja.' Hanson Nathaniel Colla- min Kingman more Pembroke David Oldham Hingham Caleb Gill, jr. P/z/mowMThomasSpoonei: Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 5T Phnnpton Tliomas B. Sciluate Nathaniel Clapp Harrub West Bridgeivatcr Fiske Rochester Nathaniel Has- Ames kell. jr. John Atsall Crier ofthe Cowt.t, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleborc* Gaoier and Kerfier of the House of Correction, Coomer Weston. Commi3sio7iers of Wrecks, Paul Merritt, Scituate; .Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury. Coroners. Abingtonl^^hh'ni^Gnrwey Middleboro' Samuel Briui^fivaier Mitch. Keith Thompson, Joseph Jack- Carvr Nelson Barrows son, Eben. Strowbridge /^?^:c5wrvBenjaminAlden, ATorth Brid^ezvat^r Thos. Studley S-vmpson Wales, jr. Thos. Packard JRast Bridgcwater Lot Pembroke Charles Little, Wljitmarsii Nathaniel Loring, Peter Halifax Cyrus Richmond Sal mond, jr. Is. Barker, jr. Hanover Josiah Smith, jr. Plymouth Benj. Drew E^er-.ezer N. Chaddock /^/z/w/i^orz Elias Churchill, Hanson Nath). t'-ollamnre Thomns B. Harrub Hvif^ham Job Loring, jr. i?o<:// BRIS roL. I \judfff of Probate, Hodijah Baylies, of Dighton. \Reic^fiter of Probite, David G. W. Cobb, of Taunton, \R€f^iHtcr of Deeds, \ifred Williams, of Taunton. \Countii /Vraswrfr, James L. Hof'ges, of Taunton. \C/)un(y Attorney. James Ell:s, of Taunton. \Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, jr. of Taunton. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. I Attleborough Ebenezer Dighton Hodirah Baylies, nat>-gett Wiiliam Wood Dflr^moz////Ho!derSlocum, Paston Daniel Wheaton Elihu bloGum pairhaven Alden Spooner . BS Justices of the Peace in Bristol. Freetown i^nvanzpy M'^snn Job Morton John i Alan^fi'ld Solon^.on Pratt Jaunton Tames Wiiliiinis, N( IV Bedford Lemuel Wil- James Sproat, Jones God- liams,Lcmurl Williams,] r. frey, John M. Williams, ^ A')olU)S Tobey Asa D.infnrth, Franci*i Kayufuim Jonathan Shaw, Baslies. J -nies Ellis, Jrhni Seth Washburn W. S- bury, JoiwUian In- Rehuboth David Perry eeM, D G W /Cubb, Jamegi Korton Labin Wheaton, L. K'Kiges EpU^aim Hciymond Weil nq ran Wm. Bayliesi iSeckonk Oliver Stark- IVesl/iori A'mer BrowneUJ weather Jfifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Lemuel Williams, Nathaniel Morton, David Prrry, James Sproat, John W Se-.bury. Joseph Tisdale, Marcus Morton, John Nve, Joh M. Williams Asa DanFortii, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Hercules Cushman, Samuel Cn cket Justices of the Peace. Attleborough Joel Read, dal^, Cyrus Lathrnp, Eli- Jacob B^icom, Israel ]ah Hi ward. jr. Charesj Hatch, Noah Clafl>n, jr. Hayden, J hn Seele, How- Lemuel May ard L )»nr'^p I Berkley Simeon Chase, Fairhavtn Nathan-el S. I Ezra Dean, Levi French, Spoonpr, Taf^nes T'aher, , jr. Harzillai Crane, Adoiii- Joseph Trij), Ansel Gibbs, , ram Crane, Barziilai Rouiisevil Sponner, Levi Hathaway Jenny, Stephen Merri- Dartmouth Abra'mTuck- hew er, Oliver ,\1 en, Holder Frertown Ephr.Winslnw, ^ Slocum,jr Z \. Macotn- Ber.j. Weaver. Ebenezer ber, Joseph G.fF'rd, Thos. Pierce. H.Cushman, Earl Almy, Jertha Ashey, vSamps n. Rufus Bacon, Benj. R. Tucker, Laban Hezeki 'h Mason, John T. ThachtT Law- ton D\^hton John Hathaway, Manfifield David Gilbert, i^aleb Chase, Ricliard Rowland G'een, Mason Wascoat Cobb, Be lamin Billings Easfon Elijah Howard, A^cw Bedford William JohnPool, ShepherdLeach, Rotch, jr." E. Haskell. J. Calvin Brett, Rowl nd Nve.R'igerHaskell. Abra- Howard. David Man'ey. ham B trktr, J imes How- Joshua Gilmore, John Tis- land, 2d. Thomas Rotch, Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 59 Samuel R>)dmaii, Timo- Swanzey James Lu'her, thy G. Coffin, Benjamin Th'-iiias Feck, Danl.Haie^ Lincoln, Til mas Ke vp- U i liim M.'Son, Henry ton, C H Warren, Iv 1 y Gardi.et, John Winslow, 'Eldridge, Nathan B^tt-s M \son Barney, Hizekiah N:i haniL'lHachdway,John B;iitelie, Vvijliam A. F. B. Smith Spjoat, D.Hvid Cruic.*, Is- JK'orion William Burt, rael 2d. i Gardner, Si as Cobb, Thorn, s 1) n- Taunton Benja. Williams, forth, 2d. Isaic Ho jges, Ciideon Willian.s Joseph Samuel Morey, Joseph Tisdaic, Alfred Williams, Hodges William Hodges. John J KchubcAh 1 OS. Whe:Uon^2:!. Richmond, Ichabod Leon- I L^m'l.M icomber, jr. Geo. ard, Theophilus Parsons, W.Pe«k,Ezr;.B!iss,Tlios. JamesSproat,jr. Abiathar Carpeuter,2d. Jcis.B:iss,2d. Leonard, Geo. Wheaton Barnard Wheeler, Sam- Troy Joseph E. Rrad, uel Bull(xk, 2d. Stephen William B. Canedy, Jas. Mi ulton, Lemuel Morse Ford, John C. Borden, Serkonk Collins Darling, Hezekiah Wilson i AUeiiHunt, Thos. I JohnMedbury, mUingtoji B. Rich- Ivin Marti ', Elkanah mond, George Walker, i C i F'ench, Thomas Kinne- Nathaniel Wheeler, Isra- cu , Apoilos Cusliman, el Anthony, Thm-.as S. Elxnezer Bucklin, Moses Baylies, Jos^eph G -oding, Siniord. Samuel Allen, John Walker, Bainal>aS Elijah I':grah;Hm, Peter B. Crme i Hunt, Ro'jerr Da^sctt We-stfiort Willi im White, Som:n\s^i WiHJam Reed, 2!i. Peleg Sissai, S\ Iv^^ster Divid ^nthonv, David Browi.ell, AbnerB G ft- rd, Gray, ElishaSlade, jr. Ha- Anselm Basseet, Nathan nan Wilbour, Wheaton C. Browneil, Tiilinghast Luther, Edward Slade Almy A'ataries Public. DarimQiUh ZbedeeA. Spooiter, L^vi Jenney M 'cnbvr JVciv Bedford Timothy G. Di^hton ThoB.Richmond Ctffin, Tl.omas Kempton, Fairhaven Nathaniel 5. Lemuel Williams , 60 Attorneys, Sheriffs, &c. in Bristol. Weslfiort Abner Brownell Somerset Divid Gray Seekonk ApoUos Cushman Troy James Ford Counsrilora at I.avj, Envton Cynis Lothrop, Moses Sanford,. Collins Daniel Wheaton Darling, Peter B. Hunt FairhavenS Rth.S.'^liooner Swanxey Hezek. Batelle, Frt-etown Hercules Cusli- William A. F. Sproat man, Rufus Bacon Tauiiton Marcus Morton, Mansfield David Gilbert Francis Bavlies, Jas. Ellis, JV'eiv Bedford Lemuel D. G. VV. "Cobb, Ttieoph., Williams, jr. John Nye, Parsons, John Somers i Charles H.VVarren.Timo. i^ussell, George Wheaton i G. Coffin Troy James Ford; .Vr>r/07zLabanMAVheaton IVest/iort Anselm Bassett 1 Seekonk ApollosCushmun, Attorney at the Su/ireme Judicial Court. Taunton Jacob Chapin Attorney at the Conunon Pleas, J^'orton Earl P. White. S/ieriJf, Horatio Leonard, of Hayoham. Deputy Sheriff8. Attleborough\%v2L€[}l^\.z\\y Keiv Bedford Thnnias jr. Seprilele Sweet Pope, Edward Pope Berkley Dean Burt A''orton Timrithy Smith Dartmouth Samuel Bar- Sivanzey David Chase ker, Danl. Howland,jr. Seekqnk Cliurch Gray Enston Elijah Williams Taunton JamesWoodward Fairhaven Jomthan Wil- Troy Benjan^in Anthony bore, Beiij. S. Sisson Westfiort Adftm GifiTord Freetown John T. Lawtor* IVeHington C:rockcr Mamjield Charles Day B '.bbitt Gaolor, Abiezer Dean, of Taunton. Crier ofthe Courts, Oliver Soper, of Taunton. Jnsfi. of Fire Ar?ns, Remember Carpenter, Auleboro.' Commissioners of Wrecks iJfr. Lemuel Williams, and Apoilos Tobey, of New Bedford. Coroners. Attieborough Peter Th a- shaMay ther, Samuel Tyler, Eii- Berklni^ Denn Burt Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 61 Dartmouth Russell Shear- Seekonk Jo!m Miller, man, Htnry Tucker, jr. Oaleb Carpenter, Ezra Samuel Barker French, AbrahamOnnsby Dighton William Wood Somerset Henry Bragg, Easton Rowland Howard, Philip Bowers Daniel Macomber, Joshua Swanzey Benajah Mason, Britton David Brown, 2d. David Fairhaven Wm. Gordon, Chace, IsraelGarclner.2d. Isaac Vincent Tauwon David Carver, Freetown John Nichols, Silas Leonard, Edward George Pickens, John P. Grossman, Abiezer Dean, Lawton Benjamin Ingell. James Mansfield Simeon Green Woodward, Oliver So- J\/orton Isaac Hodges perjr. J\r Bedford Nathan Bates, Troy Sheffield Weaver, Ephraim Kempton Robert Ch ippel Raynham Amyntas Shaw IVestfiort J: nath^in Brow- Rthoboth Thos.Carpenter, nell, Pelej? W. {'eckham, 2d. John Brown, Elijah A. Frederick Brownell Read, Israel Drow! /Cr^nrj- Wellingwu Crocker Bab- Uvell Bliss, Joseph Ssnith bitt BARNSTABLE. JwJf^e of Probate^ Job C. Davis, of Barnstable, Re,^ister of Prob'Ue^ Abncr Davis, do. R'i^ister of D-^ds^ Lothrop Davis, do. County Treasurer^ Ebenezer Bacon, do. County Attorney, Nymphas Marston, do. Cle-k of the Courts,' hhn^v Davis, do. Juatu en of the Peace and of the Quorum. \Bamstaole Isaiah L. Chatham Richard Sears Green, Samuel Savage, Orleans Benjamii^S-abury JAbner Uavis, N-Tuphas Sandwich Nathaniel Free- iMavston, Job C I) ivis man, E'ishaPope \Falmouth Sam .P.Croswell Yatmouih Elisha Doane, \Brcivster Elijah Cobb John Reed Ai'ifiointed to qualfy Civil Officers. Nathaniel Fr.em9P, Richard Sears, Wendell Davis, John Reed, Jnhn Seabury, Braddock Dimmick, Eh- Jah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson. James Croweii, Job C. Davis, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Cros- well. 62 Justices of tlie Peace in Barnstable; Justice* of the Peace, Barnstable Jcsi. Sampson, Jenkins Naler Crocker, Rowland Harwich EbenezerBrooks, ^ T. Crocker, Jcseph Blish, Isaiah Chuse, William El- jr. Sylvester Baker, Ben- dridge, Obed Brooks, Na- jamin Hallet, Asa Young, than Nickerson, Nathan i MatthevvCcbbJabczHow- Underwood, jv. land, Freeman Marchant Marshfiie Gideon Hawley | Brtnvstcr Abra. VVinslow, Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Joseph Sampson, Jonathan SimeouKingman, WilliaiU'l Freeman, Cieotge Cope- My rick, Jchn Kenrick land, Nathaniel Lincoln Provincetoivn Asa S,t Chatham RichardSears,jr. Bowley Ezra Crowell, John Sea- Sandwich Eiisha Perry, bury, John Topping BenjaminBurgess,Wiliiam i Dennis Stephen Homer, Handy, Thomas Swift, I Nathan *Stone, Jonathan John Freeman, Melatiahi iN'ickerson, Jona. Bangs, Bourne, William Fessen- Orren Howes den, Seth F. Nye, Zenas i Mastham Saml. Freeman, Nye, jr. Ehsha Perry, jr.] Eiisha Mayo, Harding Shadrach Freeman, He- \ Knowles, Richard Spar- m;'n Toby, N. Nye, jr. row TruTO Anthony Snow, Falmouth Francis Weeks, JohnO. Bancs, A.IIinckley| Rradilock Dimmick, Na- Yarmouth GorhamLovell, i tliatiiel Lewis, Thomas Joseph Hawes, James i Fish, Shubael L^^wrenee, Crowell, Henry Thatcher,;] Ebenezer Eiisha Isaiah Bray Nye, P. 1 Fearing, VVardM. Parker, Wdjleet Josiah WhitmaoJ Richard S. Wood, John Reuben Arey | Notaries Public. Barnstable DavidCrocker Yarmouth James Crowell Brew t'^r Isaac Foster, jr. Provincetown Thomas i Chatham RichardSears,jr. Lothrop Kaatham HardingKnowles Harwich Isaiah Chaser i'a//rtou/ASam.P.Crosswell Counsellors at Laii). Barnstable Nymphas Seth F. Nye Marston Yarmouth John Reeci Sandwich Wendell Davis, Mtorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. ' Barnstable John W. Brewster Geo. Copelan( ( Whitman Orleans Johti Doari' I Sheriffs, Coroners, &c. in Barnstable. 63 Attorney:* at the Common Pleas Falmouth Zeph. Bennett Yarinouth Caleb Read Sherijf, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy Shrrifl. Barnstable Ezra Cnxker, Falmouth D.ivis Hatch John Bursley, jr. Josiah Orleans William My-ick Hinckley LutherHinckley Sandwich Lewin P^se i3r<:w*r Gaolor^ David P. Lewis, of Barnstable. Commissioners of Wrecks, ^^c. Thomas Fish, Fal- mouth ; Richard Se rs, jr. Chatham ; MelatiahTo- bev, Sandwich ; Joshua Smatl, Truro ; Daniel Com- ings, Orleans ; Ob;diah Doane, Eastham. Coroners. Barnstable Isaiah Parker, Orleans Henry Knowtes Asa Younv': Sandwich Lemuel Pope, Brewster William Crosby Heman Tobey, Lewin Chatham Samuel Nye Pope Dennis St th Tobey Truro, LeviStevens, Jonas Kabtham Michael Collins, Stevens, James Small Timothy Cole Welfiect Josiah Whitman, /'a/moM/A Consider Hatch, Jeremiah Newcomb S-amuel Bourne, jr. Seth Yarmouth Joseph Hiwes HamUn Overseers of the Marshp.ee and Herriti^fiond Indians^ Nymphas Marston, Gideon Hawley, Kiloorn Whitman DUKES. Jud^e of Probate^ George Athenrn, of Tisbnry. Register of Probate, Cornelius M;>rchant. Edgartown; Regifiter of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of Edgartown. Cou7ity Treasurer, William Jernegan, of EHs^artown. County Attorney, Thomas Dunham, of Tishury. Clerk of the Courts, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Justices ofthe Peace and ofthe Quorum. Chilmark Matthew May- Marchant, Thomas Cooke hew, Ebenezer vSkiff Tisbury John Davis, Geo. Edgartown W. Jernegan, Athearn Elijah Stewart, Cornelius 64 Justices, Sheriffs, &c. in Dukes. jl/ifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. George At-^earn, of Tisbuvy, William Jernegan, and i I'homas Cooke, of Edgartown. Justices of the Peace. Chilmark John Hancock, G. Mavhew Simor. Mjyhew yisdwrvThomasDunham, Edgartown SamuelWhel- Benjamin Allen, William den, Daniel Fellows, jr. Cottle Jethro Daggett, Theodore Attorncijs at Court qfCommm Pleas^ Chilmark Ehenezer Skiff Mavhew Edgartown Theodore G. ZYs^wry Thomas Dunham J\rotaries Public Chilmark Henry Allen Marchant, Wm. Mayhew Edgartown Cornelias Ti&bury William Cottle Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown, Defiuty Sheriffs. Chilmark Harrison P. Edgartown NathanJernegan Mayhew Tisbury Elijah Hillman Guardians to the Indians of Chabaquiddick, Elijah Stewart, and Charles Builer» of Edgartown. Commissioners of Wrccksy i^c. Ebenezer Skiff, of Chilmark, Thomas Mayhew, jr. of Edgartown. Coroners. Chilmark Wm. Mavhew Tisbury James Cottle iEa'.§'ar^ow;iPeterPease,jr. NANTUCKET. Judge of Probate and Connty Attorney, Isaac Coffin. Hrgister of Probate, Timothy Hussey. Eegister of Deeds, Latham Gardner. County Treasurer^ Peleg S. Folger. Clerk of the Cou^ts^ Benjamin Gardner. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Isaac Coffin, Samuel Bigelow, Walter Folger, jr. Jo- siah Hussev, Daniel Coffin, Isaac W. Whitman, WilUamCoffin, ZaccheusHussey, BenjaminGardner, Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 6(5 Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussejn Justices of the Peace. George Cannon, Martin T. M'^rton, Barker Bumell, David Alien, Charles Bunker, Francis G. Macy. JVbtaries Public, Benj. Gardner, Zaccheus Hussey, Isaac W. Whitman. Counsellors at Law- Josiah Hussey, Isaac W. Whitman, Charles Bunker. jittorneys at the Court of Common Pleas. Isaac Coffin, Josiah Hussev, Walter Folger, jr. Isaac W. Whitman, William Coffin, 2d. Sheriff, Uriah Gardner. Defiuty Sheriff, David Allen. Physicians, Oliver C. Bartlett, Rowland Gelston, Mar- tin T. Morton, Paul Swift. Reuben Macy. Commissioners of Wrecks. jYantucket Jeremiah Law- Tuckanuck Island An- rence, Geo. Myrick, jr. drew Brock Tristram Barnard Coroners, Benjamin Glover, David Allen. WORCESTER. Judge of Probate, Nathaniel Paine, of Worcester. Register ofProbate .^ Theophilus Wheeler, of do. Register ofDeeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Samuel Allen, of do. County Attorney^ Pliny Merrick, of do. Clerk ofthe Courts ^ Abijah Bigelow, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Mhbumham Joseph Jew- 5o//o«StephenP.Gardner, ett Nathaniel Longley Mhol James Humphreys Charlton Salem Town, Barre Nathaniel Jones, John Spurr Eleazer James, Nathaniel Dudley Aaron Tufts Houghton Fitchbur^ John Shepley F 2 :,., 66 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. Harvard Benj. Kimball Princeton Ward N^ Lancaster Samuel Ward Boylston Timothy WhiUng, Wm. Rutland Rufus Putnan Stedman Shrewsbury Jonah How^i Leicester Nathl. P. Denny Sterling John Robbinsj Leomin-iter Jonas Kendall, Thomas H Blood Solomon Strong Sutton Jonas Sibley] Mindon Jonathan Russell, Uxbridge Benj. Adam*) Seth Hastings Westboro* Nathan Fishei i Milbury Aaron Pelrce, Western Danforth Keyesi M'lford Perley Hunt Westminster Michael Gill J\''orth Brookfield Thomas Worcester Nathi. Paine,, Hale Theophilus Wheeler, Isa- > Oxford Jonathan Davis, iah Thomas, Daniel Clap, i Sumner Bastow DanielWaldo, AbijahBig-i Oa/4/iawWm. Crawford,] r. elow, William Eaton, Pe:er Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Allen, Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske, Theoph- ilus Wheeler, Timothy Whiting, Jonathan Davis,, • William Stedman, Seth Hastings, Richard George, James Humphreys, Silas Holman, Theodore Jones, Justices of the Peace. Ashburnham Abrah. Low, Brookfield Elisha Ham-, George R. Cushing, Silas mond, Simeon Draper, j WiU.rd Thomas Bond. jr. Se^j Athol Joseph Pierce, Eli- Field, Jesse Bliss, Heman I phdet Thorp, Theodore Stebbins, Skelton Felton^. Jones Nicholas M'Clure Barre Simeon Metcalf, Charlton Wil'iam P.Rider, I Serb Lee, S -muel Lee, jr. Zephaniah Brown, John Ephraim Wilson, George Davis, jr. Samuel Hall Fitts. Lyman Sibley Dana ApoUos Johnson, Berlin Solomon How Stephen Johnson Bolton Jonath. Whitcomb, Douglas Benjamin Crag- Amos Parker, Caleb gin, Welcome Whipple,, Moore Amos Yates BoyUton James Lonp:ley, Dudley Amasa Nichols, Aaron White, Sam. Brig- Jeptha Bacon, Allen Han- ham, Jotham Bush, Mat- cock, George A. Tufts, thew Davenport John Brown, Wm.Winsor Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 67 Fitchburg Joseph Downe, Mendon Richard George, r. David Brigham, Ivers Nathan Very, Jos. Adams, fewett, Payson Wil- U'arren Raw son, Elijah iiaiTis, David Brigham, jr. Thayer,Esek Pitts, Daniel Gardner Smyrna Glazier, Thurber, Joseph Rawson. vVilliam Whitney William S. Hastings, Abel 3rq/?or.NathanielAdams, Wilder Wm. Lamb, Amasa Rob- Mi/bury Caleb Burbank, irts, Jonathan Wheeler, Asa Waters, Amasa Bra* ilarry Wood, Cyrus Le- man, Rufus Barton and Mi/ford Adam Chapin, fiardivick John Hoistings, John Claflen, jr. Gustavus iDaniel Ruggles, William D. Peck ! Sutler, Jason Mixter, A^ew Braintree Jos. Bow- ISamuel F. Cutler man, Henry Penniman, \Harvard Isaac Wliitney, Jonathan Nye, Samuel 'facob Haskell, Ephraim Mixter liinds Nonhbord' Nahum Fay, Holden VVilliam Drury, Isaac Davis, Stephen Wil- ^emuel Davisjames Eas- liams, Phineas Davis, Cy- erbrook, Ebenezer Eas- rus Gale erbrook, Ethan Davis A?jr^/;6rfGC,^ Hubburdst07i William Ma- Adolphus ' Spring, John ean, S. Swan, D. Wood- Fowler -vard, Henry Prentiss, JK^orth Brookjield Daniel Aaron Gates Gilbert, Benjamin Adams, \Lancaster Josiah Flagg, Jason Bigelow, Eli Forbes Ifacob Fisher, Benj. Wy- Oakham Washington Al- inan, Edward Goodwin, len, Joel Jones, James Al- Jnnas Lane, Levi Lewis, len vVilliam Willard, Joseph Oxford Abijah Davis, ^Villard Samuel Hartwell, Abishai ^Leicester _ A. Flint, Earned 1 3aniel Knight, Henry Petersham Nathl. Chand- |)argent, Emory W^ash- ler, HenryW^ard, William )urn Parkhurst, Jared ! Weed, J-.eominster John Gard- Joel Bryant jier, Joel Crosby, Bezaleel Paxton Nathl. Crocker, Lawrence, David Wilder, Jonathan Hubbard, Brad- ' oseph G. Kendall, Wil- dyll Livermore, Jonathan lam Perry, Levi Nichols P. Grosvenor Aincnburg EsekWhiting, PhilUiiston IthamarWard, Thomas Stearns, Daniel Elijah Gould, Abel Piper, utnam OUver Powers ' ,:'' 68 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. Princeton Wiiliam Dodds, Templeton Josiah How , Jonas Brocks, Charles Ephraim Stone, Benjami i Myrick, Charles Russell Brown, Samuel Cuttiiij Royalaton Joseph Estar- Lovell Walker, Most< brook, Steph. Bactheldor, Wright jr. Salmon G(xlard, Tho- U/iton Ezra Wood, Elish i mas J Lee, Benoni Peck Bradish, Eli Warren Rutland Tilly Flint, Joel Uxbridge Bezaleel Tal Davis jr. S:^muel Reed, Frede; Shr-ewsbury Andrew H. ick Taft, Abiel J aquas, Ji Ward, Samuel Haven, seph 'Hiayer Nathan How, Nymphas Ward Joseph Stone, Joh^ Pratt, FortunatusHarring- Clark, Solomon Sibley lon Westborough Nali um I la Southdoroug/i Peter Fay, ryigton, ""Moses Grou Willard Newton, Jonas Loveit Peters Ball, BenjaminChampn'^y, West Bcylston Robert Jesse Draper Thomas, Joseph Hind Southbridffe FrederickW. Barnabas Duvjs Bottoni, James Walcott, Western Jacob Mansfiel Luther Ammidon, Eben. Harvey Sessions, Reubf D. Ammidon, Abel Ma- Cuiler, Pardon Keye son, Samuel Newell, Oli- Daniel Hodges, Dani ver Hooker, Luther Am- Hitchcock midon, jr. Fnrdyce Foster West7nmster Abel Woe Drury, Sfiencer Benjamin JonasWhitney, Aiexand' i Jonas B^mis, Jannes Dra- Dustin, Edward Kenda per, S>^rdinia Muzzey, Merari Spaulding;, Sime( Frederick Howe Sanderson, Jos. VVhitraai Sterling Moses Thomas, rrmcAfwc^owEnochKidde Is-^ac Goodwin, Jas. Wil- Daniel Henshaw, Samu der, Samuel Sawver Prentiss, Eph. Murdocl iS/MrAr/rf^"01iv.Plympton, Worcester Nathani John Phillips, Ei>h.M.irey, Macarty, James Wilst) Thos.Upham,Tabez Hard- S;-muel Brazer, Samu ing, JohnH'^lbrook, S imuel M. Burnside, William Je Freeman, George Davis. nison, Stephen Salisbur Jared Lamb, Edward John Davis, JohnW.Stih i Phillips, Roswell Warner Artemas Ward, Aust ( Sutton Stephen Munioe, Denny, Charles Alle • Jonathan Leland, Daniel Pliny Merrick, John \ Tourtellott, Jonas L. Sib- Lincoln, BenjaminChapi i ' ley, Daniel Tenney Otis Corbett, Paniel Sto Counsellors and Attorneys in Worcester. 69 M)tariefi Public. •OGipeld Seth Field Ste7'/ing Isaac Goodwin ^ndon Joseph Adams Worcester Tlieo. Wheeler ^rr5//amNathl.Chandler Coitnsellors at Law. hburnhamHenry Ada ms low, Jared Weed, Aaron rrc Eleazerjarnes, Seth Bro ;k.s, jr. e, Nathaniel Houghton Rutland Rufus Putnam 'okficld E'isha l-Iam- Shi ewdbury Aiid.H.Ward )rid, Jesse BUss, Hem an Sf. rling "Isaac Gixidwin :b!)ings Soiithb ridge Frederick W. 'UrltoH John Davis, jr. Bort.m tchburg David Brigham Hturbridgc George Davis -afton Harry Wood Sutton Jonas L. Sibley irvard Ephraim Hinds Temfdcton L' -veil Walker, ibbardsto?! SamueiS van S'lTiuel Cutting incaster Moses Snnth, Uxbridge Benjamin Ad- illiam Stedman, Joseph ams, BezaleelTaft, jr. illard Wet^tboro' Nah. Harring- 'icester Nathaniel P. ton inny, Daniel Knight, Western Jacob Mansfield nory Washburn Westminster Alexander 'ominsterWiWmmFerryy Dustin, Simeon Sanderson ieph G. Kendall Winc/iendon Daniel Hen- -ndon Seth Hastings, shaw chard George, Warren Worcester NathL Paine, .wson, William S. Has- William E. Green» Saml. Rs M.Burnside, Rejoice New- vford Sumner Bastow, ton, John Davis, Austin larles G. Prentiss Denny, Charles Allen, 'tersham Lewis Bige- Pliny MeiTJck Attorneys at the Su/ireme Judicial Court. hoi Clough R. Mi^es JVtv) Braintree Ezra Bas- tylston MatthewDaven- sett rt Oxford Ira Barton udley Thomas Pope, Uxbridge Joseph Thayer 'orge A. Tufts Worcester Alfred D- )rth Brockfield Daniel Foster Ibert ' TO Sheriffs and Coroners in Worcester* jittemeys at the Common Pleas. Mhol Clnugh R, Miles Mendon Samuel All Brookjield Amos Crosby Tf orrfsrerThos.Kinnicii Fitchhurg Eben. Torrey jr. Isaac Davis, Willu Lancaster Solon Vv^hiling Lincoln Sheriffs Calvin Willard, of Fitchburg. Defiutij Sheriffs. Athol John F. Humphreys Shrewsbury Edward Barre Seth Holden, Hem menway William Robinson Southbridge Jeremi i Brookfidd Alanson Ham- Shumway ilton Southborough Jonas Ba Oiarlton David Lathe Francis B. Fay X'oM^/a^.vEbepeixrBolcom Sterling Samuel Da' Dudley Duniel L.Healy Sutton Edmund J. Mi Fitchburg Saml . Hcup:hton Temfileton Joseph Upha Grafton ' Chnrles Aldrich Uxl ridge Royal Thay Harvard Emory Barnard Ufito7i Wilson Rawson i Hardtokk Al.^ n sonJ ohn son Wcsiborough Jabez tJ HubbardstofiLxiXhSZYK^oxdi Fisher Jjancaster Nathaniel Rand Westminster Ebenez.Ion Leominster Micah R. Ball Wrstern Jonathan Ru I Milford Clark Ellis Winchendon Mark Wh Norihbofo' Gill Valentine comb Orfod Samuel Smith Worcester WilliamEatc Pt-rer.s/w.'wCephasW il Wrd Daniel Upham Eutland Chs. B. Goodrich Crier of the Ccuris, Silas Brooks, of Worcester. Keeper of the House of Correction^ John F. Clai i Gaol Keefter^ Asahel Bellows, Worcester. Coromra, Ashburnham Wm.Stearns Dudley Jabez Day, W Athol JosephPicrce.James Ham Robinson, John Ed( \ Oliver Fitchburg Oliver Fo Barre Seth Caldwell Ivers Jewett Bolton Joseph Sawye r, j r. Grafton A Kimball, ' Boylston Levi Pierce Isafic W. Wood Brookfield Simeon Harvard Dra- Aaron Whitn ] per. John Muzzey Hardwick Lemuel Ha Charlton Stephen Eddy rington Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 71 Ball 'olden Henry Bullard, Southboro* Dexter /illiam Drury', jr. Southbridge Jeremiah lubbardston David Ben- Shumway 'tt,jr. Sfuncer Sardinia Muzzy, .iincaster Benj. VVyman, Walti.n Ltvermore ichard Haven, Nathan- Sterling Moses Thomas, Ebenzer Pop**, jr. 1 Rand .Q07nvuter Abel Carter, Sturbridge Simeon Fiske, harles Hills Echvard Phillips Lunenburg Peter Brown Sue ton Thcs. Harback, jr. \kndon C:»|eb Thayer, Ttmfdetc-n John E. New- Lndrew Penniman ton, Nathan Bryant, jr. \lUford Samuel Penni- Moses Bond |iah, Clark Ellis Ufiton Daniel Fiske, jr. Milbury Reuben Barton Uxbridge Phineas Chapin Jew Brainiree Jona. B'lrr Waid John Rice y.BrookJield RufusD^ dge WestboTo'* Nnhum Fisher bakham Fred. A. P resho Western Jcsiah Patnam bxford Rufus Harris, Westndnster Jonas Miles, lames Farwell Luke Bigelow \^etersha7n EberHapgocd, Winchendon Saml. Noycs, Cephas Willard Obadiah Walker, Mark Princeton John Dodd Whitcomb Uoyalston Jonathan Pierce Worcester William'iEatoiv, \iiUla7.d Calvin Hcwe Francis T. Merrick, Lewis '>7ir ' BERKSHIRE. 'udge of Probate^ William P. Walker, of Lenox. 72 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. Hubbell Sandisfield Eliakim H Lee Joseph VVhiton S/z^j^e/rf ElishaLee,Rob« * Lenox Williim Walker» F. Barnard j Joseph Tucker, Daniel Stockbridge JosephWoe I Williams, Calvin Hyde, bridge, Thaddcus Pon: James W. Robbins roy, Samuel Jones, Hen Neiv Marlborough Ben- W. D wight jamin Sheldon, Benjamin West Stockbridge Robbi Wheeler, EdmundStevens Kellogg, Samuel Moffit Pittsfield JoshuaDanforth. Williamstown Willia H. i Hubbard Starkweather, Dougl as V \ Richmond Nathl. Bishop, Sloane, Deodatus Noble* Noah Rossetter Afifioint^d to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Bishop, Wm. Walker, Joseph Wocdbride* Joshua Dantorth, Moses Hopkins, Samuel H. Whe4 ler, Lyman HUi. William P. Walker, Joseph Tucl Douglas r^^^t'l'.^J.^"^'^- W. Sloane, Ezra KHloe John Whiting, John C. Williams, Jared Curtis, I Barnard, E. Ensign, ?J?r'KK T. Whitney, ii Washburn, George N. Biiggs. i Justices oj rhe Peace. Adams Israel Jones, John Thomas Greene, Gide( Waterman, James Cum- Deming, Henry Marsh, j mings, Thomas Robinson, David Carson Nathan Putnam, Isaac Egremont Seneca Tulle , Brown, Jona. Riciiardson, James Baldwin, Andre' R. Brown, Jeremiah Col- Bacon, WilburCurtis, Job grove, Wra. E. Brayton, Hollenoeck.MosesLoomi , Peter Briggs JosiHh Millard Alford Ellhu Lester, Florida Nathan Dru! Lester Norman Great Bar rington Milt; Becket Seth Wadsworth, Avery, Lucius King, Ezr i Benjamin C, Perkins Kellogg.GcorgeBeckwitl Cheshire John Welles, Caleb Stanley, Ticob h • Warren South worth, Dan- Van Dusen. James / iel Brown, Ethan A. Rix, Hyde, Benj tm in Rodger Moses Wolcott, Nathan I. L. V. Dusen, Ebenezet Sayles, Russell Brown Pope, Grotius Dewej Clarksburg David Dar- William Dewey ling, Silas Shippy Hancock Gideon Mai Dalton Abraham Porter, tin, Rodman Hazan Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 7-^3 Griffin Eldridge, John B. Strong, Butler Go^d- Gardner, VViiiiam P. r chJ.isephMerrick,Thos. Bng;;s, Williann Lupiiam, A. Gold, Ca vin Martin, Aiigu-tus L. Smith Daniel B Bush, Phineas Hinsdale Natil. Tracy, Alien, James] ).Colt, Lem- Artemas Thomson uel Pomeroy, JohnChurch- Lmiesboro* Pi-ttr B. Cour- ili, Luther Washburn, tis, Lynnan Hall. Timothy Henrv W. Childs, Samuel Whitney, Calvhi Hubbcll, M. M'Kay,OUver D.Dick- Calvin Hubbell, jr. Henry ens(.n, Samuel Root Shaw, VV.H. rier, S. C. Richmond Zcc: -ariah Pier- Curiis.Truiian Tyrrelijr. son, Noah Rosseter, John George N Briggs Bacon, William S. Lead- \Lee ^A/^iliiam Sturgis, John better, N. Red'Hngton, N. Nye^ James VVhiton, Ste- Pierson, jr. Henry W. phen Th xher, John B. Bishop Perr)% Abijah Merrill, jr. Savoy Snellum Babbitt, Nathaniel Tren^ain, jr. Wilham Ingrahan), Liber- William Porter, jr. Ger- ty B')wker shom Bassett Sandisfield John Canfield, Lenox Charles Worthing- Erastus Beach, Wm.Bettis, :on, A. Sedgwick, Charles Danl.Sears,LymanBr'. wn, Sedgwick, Chas. Martoon Jabez Bosworth, George MountWanhington Charles Hull, Thomas Twinine, Patterson, M^rritt .>muh Uri.-! Smith A^. Ashford Keyler Kent, Sheffield Moses Hubbard, [saac Dean StL'phen Dewey, Silas Kel- Ktnv Marlborough Isaac logg.Moses Stocking, Sam- Turner, Joseph Fiteh, Ja- ur'l Shears, Andrew An- ion Warner, Ebcnezer drus, Jared Canfield, Az- -Jyde, Salmon Kasson, ariah Root, Minor Owen, A^arren Wheeler William Ashley, Elijah OtU Paul Larkom, Rod- S.Deming, RichardBrown, dick Norton, Lester Fil- John Waid ey, Ardonjudd, Samuel Stockbridge Jared Curtis, 'ickett Elisha Brown, Elijah "^eru Cyrus Stowell.Wm. Brown, Joab Plumb, Gea ^rizell, Thomas Fiizell, Whitney, Cyrus Williams, ienry Peirce Samuel Cooper, David ^ittsfield Orrin Goodrich, Goodrich, Theodore Sedg- 'homas Gold, Joseph wick, Isaac Curtis, jr. hearer, Oliver Root, John Tyringham Elnrithan '. Root, Jonathan Allen, l^ratt, John Garfield, Tho. :harles Goodrich, Thos. G Garfield, John Buel, Silas 74 Counsellors, &c. in Berkshire. Re wee, Jolm Langdon, Timothy Whitman, Lu- Law son D. Bidweil ther Burtlett. John Mills, Washington William G. Keyes Danforth, Lyman Ballantme, Wm. Noble Hubbcll, Samuel Tyler, West Stockbndge Christo- GershomT.Bulkley, Alan- pherFrench, AmasaSpen- son Porter, Stephen Hos- cer, Luther Plumb, Joseph ford B. Hill Windsor Robert Walker, Williamstown SamuelKel- Asahel Wright, Noah logg, Reuben Young, Na- Green, E. Balf^win, John than Rosseter, Charles A. Fobes, Amasa Conversejr, Dewey, Dan Foster, JVbtaries Public. GreatBarrington Thom- Bishop as Hopkins SandisfieM George Hull Pittsjield James Buell, ^/i^^r-Zf/RobprtF. Barnard Amos T. Loomis Stockbridge Geo.Whitney ^ Richmond Henry W. Counsello rs at Law. Adams Thomas Robinson, Martin. H. Hubbard, Lu- Nathan Putnam ther Washburn, Matthias Dalton Henry Marsh R • Lancton Egremont Charles Leav- PichmotidHenr W. Bishop enworth Sandi field Thos Twining Great-Barrington John Sheffield Rob' . F .Barridrd, Whiting, James A. Hyde Edward F, li sjgn Hinsdale T omas Allen Stockb'-idg Samuel Jones, Lanesboro^ Calvin Hub- Henrv V\' .Dwight, G rge bell, jr. George N. Briggj Whitne Horatio B> ington Lee William Pu ter, ]V. Ti/hnifhain Law son D. Lenox WiUir^m P Walker Bidweil New Marlboro^ Benjamin West St'.ckbridge Robbins Shelden Kellogg Otis Lester Filley W'.llia '.stown Daniel No- Pittsjield Thomas Gold, ble, D'.)uglci>s W. Stearns, Thomas A. Gold, Calvin Charles A Dewey Attorneys at the Su/ir m Judicial Court. Hancock Wm. P. Briggs Sheffield Parker L. Hall •Attorneys at the Cjmmon Pleas. Adams Daniel D. Rob- Gr. Barrington Thomas inson Ives, Increase Sumner, — Sheriffs, Coroners, &c. in Berkshire. 75 John Wuiting, jr. fV^st Stockbridge Lenox J'se;)!! Fucker Kt'llo:^!^ Pitcsfitld Josiah Hawker Williawstown Chs. Baker Sheriff", Henry C. Brown, of Pittsfield. Defiuty Sheriffs. Alfo'^d John Sdnf ird Sandi.sjield Joseph Sears Dalton Solom 'H L. Ware Sheffitld Robert R. Root Hancock I ohn Gorton, jr. Stockbridge Alanscn Ben- Hinsdale Nathan W Fiy nett Laneaboro^ Lvma'-.H 'I jr. Tyringham Barnabas \Lee Nathaniel B ickus Bidwell \Lenox Joseph Palmer, WUliamstoivn Solomon 'Benj-imin W Cook Bulkley |M ^larlboro' Dan. Ad:\ms West Scockbridge \Richmmd Eb. K. Williams Kellogg Gaoiory Benjamin VV. Cook, of Lenox. Crier of the Courts^ Daniel Williams. Coroners. Adama Jere. Colesgrove, Powell, Mark Pike IDavid [enks, B.F.Robinson Ous Samuel Pickett \Cheshire Manning Brown Pe7'u EH Pierre \Dalton Oliver Porter Pittsfield John Pomeroy • Egremont Elijah WiUard Richmond Abner Sears, Great- Barrington Samuel Phineas Richards R)sseter, Ezri Kellogg Sandi field Erastus Rice Hancock John Gorton Sheffield And. An irews, Hinsdale William Chap- Edwin Sheers, Norman"'^^^ — pell, jr. Kellogg Lanesborough Stoddard S'orkkridge CalvinDewey, Hubbell D'vid P. Ingersol Lee Danie' Couch IVffit Stockbridge Hiram L'-nox Alv h Morrell, Pornr V A?ih NOriFOLK. Judge of Probate, Edw:.rd H. Robbins, of Milton. Rcgifiter of Probate, Samut-l Haven, of Dedham. Rr^gfsier of Deeds, Enos Fn-rJ, of do. Coimty Treasurer t John Bullard, of do; "6 Justices 6f the Peace in Norfolk. County Attorney, Theron Metcalf, r,f Dedham. ^krk the of Courts, Horatio Townsend, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bellingham Eliab Wight Milton Amos Holbrook Braintrce Mitiot Thaver Handolfih Samuel Bass.. Cohassett James Doane, Roxbury David S. Gree- Elisha Doane nough, Joseph Harrington, Dedham Samuel Haven, Joseph Heath, Ebenezerr Horatio Townsend, James Seaver, Sherman Leland Kichardson, Er^^stus Wor- Sharon Benjamin Rey- thington, Edward Dowse, nolds J(»hn Endicott IVeymouth EliphaletLoud, Dorchester Samuel P. Christopher Webb Loud. Amasa Stet-on Wrentham Cornelius Kol- Medfield i Am Baxter, lock Daniel Adams Atipointed to qualify Civil Officers, Horation Townsend. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis F.sher, James Richardson, Jairus Ware, Jo- seph Harrington. E. Worthington. Justices of ihe Peace. Bellingham John Bates, Turner Stephen Metcalf, Benj^i- D dkim William Ellis, min lU, H Elias Cook, Asa The' on Metcalf. Geo El- Hall lis, John W. Am s. J -na- Braintree Daniel F'gg, t;^an H. Cobb, CdvinWhi- James Holbrook, Nathl. ting. J hn Guild, Jei*emiah i Thayer, }r Solo. 1 hay r, Draper, J, B. Derbv Stephen Thwer, E. W. Dorchester Thos.Tiieston, Sampson, Jonathan Wild, Thomas Mosely, James jr Asa Fi-ench, David Huoiphrey, Benj. Fuller, Holbrcok Abel Cushing, Matlier Brookline Joseph Goddard, Witnington, Hc-ry Gard- Oliver White, Charles ner, Edward Sharp, N. Wild, Benjamin Goddard, C. Martin, John Bailey, Thomas Griggs Henry Gray, Moses l3ra- Carlton Wm. Dunbar, Ad- per am Kinsley, Thomas Tol- Dovrr Hezekiah Allen, man C Ivin Richards Cohasset Thos. Bourne, F'Xborough Seth Boyden, James C. Doane, Henry J. Elias Nason, Abijah Pratt, Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 77 Melatiah Everett. Noah field, Jonathan Wales, jr. Hobart, Joseph Warren, Benjamin RiChards, A-ir^n John Sherman Prescotr, Seth Mann, Ze- Franklin Lewis Fisher, nas Fiencti Elihu Pond, JamesAdams, Roxbury John Parker, Joseph Bacon, WilUam Abijdh Draper, William Makepeace Heath, Natnaniel S. Pren- Medfield Moses B. Hard- tiss, Samuel J. Gardiner, ing, William Peters Joseph Curtis, Charles Medway Joseph L. Rich- Davis, Peter G. Robbins, ardson, Thaddeus Lever- John Bartlett. J. S. Wil- ing, John Ellis, Seneca liams, D. S. Greenough. jr. Barber, Luther Metcalf, Sharon William Savage, Warren Lovering N.ithaniel Gould, Enoch Milton Isaac Davenport, Hewins JosephRowe, AsaphChur- Stoughton Peter Adams, chill, Barney Smith, John Robert Swan. Elijah Ach- Ruggles, jr. Jason Hough- erton, John D'-ake, Rich- ton ard Talbot, Jesse Pierce Needham Enoch Fiske, Walfiole Daniel Kings- Peter Lyon, Benjamin bury, Phineas Ellis, Jesse Slick, Artemas Newell, Bnyden, Harvey Clapp Elisha Lyman, Aaron Wtymouth Samuel Bailey, Smith Cotton Tufts, Lemuel Quincy Edward Miller, Humphrey Lemuel Brackett, Daniel Wreniham David Hol- Spear brook, Josiah J. Fiske, Ru- Kandolfih Seth Turner, fus Mnnn, Samuel Druce, Micah White, John King, S.Bugbee, EbenezerBlake, jr. Isaac Thayer, Barna- John Cheever bas Clark, Joseph Lynn- Notaries Piiblick. Cohasset Thomas Bourne Martin Dedham Eben. Fisher, jr. Roxbury ShermanLeland, Dorchester Nathan C. D. A. Simmons Counsellors at Law. Braintree Gideon L. Richardson, Theron Met- Thayer calf, ErastusWorthington, Canton William Dunbar, John B.Derby, Jonathan Thomas Tolman H. Cobb, John A. Coffin Dedham Horatio Town- Dorchester Saml.P.Loud, send, Samuel Haven, Jas. Abel Cushing G2 rS Attorneys, Sheriffs, &c. in Norfolk. Foxborough Melatiah ton, Srimuel Everett J. Gardner. u. b. Greenoughjr. JSher- Medfield Daniel Adams rmn Leiand Mcdivay Warren Lover) ng Weymouth Christopher Milton Asaph Churchill Webb \luincy Edward Miller Wrmtham Randolph Josiah J. Fiske, John King Jairus Ware Roxbury Joseph Harring- Attorneys at the Snfireme Judicial Court gramtree Ezra W. Bedham J.hn W. Ames S'^'^Pson Jiandom AaronPr^ott Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Brdham Hor-ace Mann Roxbwi/ 5ohnW.H^we Sheriffs Elijah Crane, Canton. Defiuty Sheriff's. Bellin^ham Elias Co.-)k Medway James Braintree Asa French Fisher J^eedham William Bul- Cawon Thoma Knllnck lard Cohisset Laban Warrick Roxbury John Hivey DeAham John Guild, John Randolph Thos. Baker. jr. Howard T.P.Whitney, S'oughton Lemuel John Williams Gay ATr^nZ/wmHarlousWhiting Coroners. Bellingham Calvin Fair- Medway ^ "^^^"^ Adams banks, Samuel R^ I. u. -^D ., Darling Ralph Bollard Braintree Zachariah Asa French Lovell, fames Canton Fisher Sa.-nuel Black- Milton Phineas man, Davenport, Joseph Downs Samuel Mardin Cohasset Thom-is Bourne ^^edham Enoch Fuller. Dedham John Baker, jr. Davjd Smith, Dan). Ware Mace Smith. William K. Quincy Gay Daniel Spear Roxbury Joshua Dorchester Seaver. E.Withington, Aaron Kingsbury 3d. Oliver Billings Sharon Dover Elijah Hewins. jr. Jonathan Battle Stoi ghton Luther Foxboro' Shubael Swan Pratt VVr'ntham Paul Franklin Fisher, Amasa Richard- James Whiting, son, Preston Nathaniel Metcalf Ware, jr. Medfield Henry Adams Justices of the Peace in Franklin. FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate^ RichadE Newc^mb, Greenfield. Reg'Hter of Probate, Eiljati Alvord, of Greenfield, County Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Hooker Leavitt, of Greenfield County Atto^-ney, George Grennell, jr. of Greenfield. Clerk of the Co wr/rs, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quoru7n. Jshfidd Elijah Paine, Samuel C.Allen, George Ep" r im Williams Gr nnell Bern rdston ^|ob (iood-.le Hawley Edmund Longley, Deerfeld Elihu Hoyt Thorn is Lor.glev Greenfield Jon;i Leavitt, J^ojthfield Obadiah Dick- jeroine Ripley, Richard inson E. Newc >nnb, Elijah Al- Orange Joseph Metcalf vord, Hooker Leavitt. Wendell Joshua Green Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Jonathan Leavitt, Richard E Newconnb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Syl- vester Maxwell. Justices of the Peace. Ashfield Levi Cook, Enos Winsl-TW Smith, Henry B^ssett, Conivay John Arms, John Thomas White, Dimock Williams, Wiliiam Bil- Ellis Imgs, David Childs, Austin Bernardston John Hamil- Rice, Christophei- Arms ton, Polycarpus L. Cush- Deerjield William S.Wil- man, Jonathan Allen, Sam- liams, Plinv Arms, Asa uel W. Willard Stcbbins, Eben. H. Wil- Buckland Samuel Tavlor, liams, Elisha Bogue, Sam- Japheth Chapin, Levi uel E. Field, Stephen White Whitney, R. Saxton, Si- CAar/(?mo«;Syl vesterMax- mon De Wolf well, Robert Williams, Erving*s Grant Asaph (consider Scott White Colraine John Drury, Danl. Gill Seth S. Howland, Willis. David Smith, Cal- Joel Lvon vin Smith, Robert L. Mc. Greenfield Eliel Gilbert, Lellan, S. L. Magee, S-^m- Elisha Root, AsaphSmead, uel Coolidge, George Eels, Franklin Ripley, Daniel Charles Thompson, Geo. Wells, Samuel Pickett, 80 Justices of the Peace, &c. in Franklin. David Willard, Thaddeus Newcomb, Eiisha Lyman Coleman, Julia Smead Orange JosiahCobb, Amos Hawtey Hezekiah Warri- Woodward, Perley Bar- ner,Wm.Sanford, Edmund ton, Thomas Cobb Longley, jr. Zenas Bangs Rowe John Cheney, Wil- Heath Benjamin Maxwell, liamTaylor, SolomonRead, jr. Medad Dickinson, Rog- Ebenezer Merrill er Leavitt, Ephraim Has- Shelburne Aaron Skinner, tings, Ebenezer Tucker Wm. Wells, D. Long, jr. Jjcverett Roswell Field Shutesbury Wm. Ward, Leyden Hezekiah New- John Conkey, Abner comb, Peleg Babcock, Smith Eiisha Chapin, George Sunderland Saml. Church, Mowry Caleb Hubbard, Nathaniel Montague Benjamin S. Smith, William Delano Wells, Jonathan Hart- Warwick Caleb Mayo, well, Helaz Alvord Jo'-athan Blake, jr Justus Monroe Martin Ballou Russell, Henry Barnard, A'ery Salem William Ashbel Ward,.EmoryGale Whitaker, JonathanGreg- Wendell Dav'd Whitaker ory, Norman Smith, Na- Whately John White, Si- hum Bryant las Frary, Justice White, Mrthfield Medad Alex- Seth Smith ander, John Nevers, H. G. JVotaries Public, Grfff«y?e/c/ Geo. Grennell, jr. Deerfield Aaron Arms Counsellors at Law. Ashjield Elijah Paine Grennell, jr. Samuel C. Charkmont Sylvester Allen, Daniel Wells, Jon- Maxwell athan Leavitt Conway William Billings JV. Salem Normond Smith Deerfield Plinv Arms Nortbjield John Nevers, Greenfield R. E. New- Horatio G. Newcomb comb, Elijah Alvord, Shutesbury WilliamWard Hooker Leavitt, George Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Greenfield David Willard Whately Justin W. Clark Warwick Henry Barnard Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Colraine Isaac B. Barber, CAar/ewora^JosephP.Allen John Drury Deerfidd Aaron Arms, Sheriffs and Coroners in Franklin. 81 Elijah Williams Monfagur Jona. Hartwell Gill Benjamin Brainard Sunderland Horace W. Greenfield Jona. A. Sax- Tatt ton Sheriff, Epaphras Hoyt, of Greenfield. Defiuty Sheriffs. Ashjield Seth C>turch Leverett Alphcus Field Bemardston Hetzel Pur- Al'mta^ue Bei.j S. Wells pie A'^'w5;^;nNalium Bryant Charlemont Alexander P. JVortfifield Richard Colion Maxwell Oange Abij. h Hill Colraine Daniel Donels; n Warwick Abtie*' Goodale Der.rfield David Wright Whacely Elijah Allis Greenfield ThomasGilbert Defiuty Gaolor, John Mason, of Greenfield. Crier of the Courts, Thomas Gilbert, of Greenfield* Cor07iers. Charlemont ConsiderScott, Northfidd Richard Colton Hetzel Purple Orang DavidCleaveland, Con=ryaz/ ChristopherArms Abij h Hill Colraine Levi S. M'Gee, Shuttsbury Lucius Dick- Daniel Donelson inson Gree72/ie/rfThomasGiIbert Sunderland William Leverett Sylvinus Field Delnno AT' w Salem SanriuelVV^ood- Wendell Samuel Brewer burn, Daniel Putnam InnfiecPjr of Fire Arms, Roswell Field, Leverett. HAMPDEN. Judge ofProbate, John Hooker, of Springfield. J^egister -^f l^robate, Oliver B. M rris, f f do. ^^S- of Deeds and C. Treas. Edward Pynchon, of do. County Attorney, Oliver B. Morris, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John Ingersoil, of do. Justices of the Peace and nfthe Quorum. Blandford Ahnson Knox Southwick Enos Foote Brimfield /Vbner Moi gan S/irijigfield John Ho( ker, Longmeadonv Ethan Ely Chauncy Brewer, John Palmer Amos Hamilton Ingersoil, Edward Pyn- r' 82 Justices of the Peace in Hampden. chon, Jonathan Dwight. jr West Sfirinfffidd Samuei Oliver B. Morris, Jastice Lathrop, Heman Dty Willari Westjield Elijah Bates Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Honker, George Bliss, Samuel Lathrop, John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, Jona. Dwight, James Fowler. Oliver B. Morris Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Palmer Jonathan Shearer, Reiibea Boies, jr. Samuel James Stebbins Kn X, R Blair, Lyman Russell Isaac Palmer Gi:i )s, ileuben Boies 5. Driirfield James L. Brimji id Philemon War- Wales, Bela Tiffany ren, John Wyles, William South wick Jos. Forward, W. Thompson, Jdhn B, Saul Fowler, John Mills^ Cook'/, Francis B.Stebbins Gideon Styles Chester \sa(iel Wright, Sfiringfidd Jona. Dwight, William Wile, Martin Moses Chapin, Joshua Phe thy Horton, Justin Ely, Wilbraham Abel Bliss, Vmos Worthington, The- Robert Sessio!:S, Walter •dore Ely, Solomon Lo- Stebbiiis, S.imntl F. Mer- hrop, Luke Parsons, Al- rick, William Kuights, red Flower, Caleb Rice William Wood JVotaries Public Vest Sfiringjidd Justin Sfiring/ield John Howard, Lly Justxe WUlard Counsellors at Laiv. Blandford Alanson Knox M S4 Post- Offices in Massachusetts. Coroners, Rufus Blair .V/rm^^feW John Pynchon BrunjinTf"^,d Dame. Burt. John Bliss, Ebenezei AUiiiJan(.s Russell Cfi"st(tr William Wade Wcst/ield Warhaiw Monsm Joe. Norc oss Shepard WTiearfow Alex. F.cid rF.A>rm^/?f/rfHemanUav ''• J^'^" Frink m/6ra/iam i.wf i ^ WiUiamClarir oouthwtck Gideon iityles Prover Fire of Arms, Thomas Warner, of Springfield I POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, Wn-H THE rOST-MASTERS' NAMES. Abbigtm Eiihu Hobart Berwick George Hcbbs* Acton D. Perham Buthel Moses Mason, jr. Adams William P. Briggs Bevely I. Smith Agawam John Norman BilUrica William Albany Asa Cumming* Richardson Amenbury Jonath. Morrtil Blackstone Samuel Allen Amfierat H. W. Strong Blandford Orrin Sage Andover Nathaniel Swifc Blakenburg Luke Wilder do, .A^<^nAJas. Stevens, 3d BloodyBrook Aaron Arms Assowamsett Daniel Smith Bolton Amos Parker Athena George Bixby Boston Aaron Hill i Asliburnham Jos. Jewett Boxlord Parker Spafford A^hby Alex. T. VVillard Bradford • Parker Ashfield Levi Cook Brewster JosephSampson Ansonet Robert Strobridge Bridgenvater S.L.Mitchell Athol Clough R. Miles (S. parish) Mitchell Keith Actlfboro' Milton Barrows Brighton NoahWorcester North do. Israel Hatch Brimjield Marq.Converse East do, Saml.M.Holman Brookfield Abrah. Skinner Avon Elijah Clark Buckland Henry Taylor -i Barnardston Gid'n Byther Burlington Jacob Kendall I Barnstable Matthew "C^bb Cambridge Joseph S. Read 1 W.Barnst. AlbertHowland Canton Fhomas Tolmann Barre Ezra Baker Carver James Ellis i Becket Asa Biird CZ/or/cwow^AnsonMayhew Belcherton Henry Mellen Charlrstoivn PaulWdlard( Bellingham WrightCurtis Charlton Wm. P. 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CobS, jr Whately Elijah Ellis Watf"town PeterCockrin Wilbraham Wm. Knight W^Ifleet Josiah Whitman Wiliiam is bu.Thos. 'M.^y\\eyr WeKtri^'on Jos. Goodwin Williamstown Gershcm WendvU Lewis Storje Biilkley Wmham J. T. Dodge Wilson Charles Morse Westboro* Silas Wesson /Tmci^fwr/onWm.Wnitney West >5oz//s^.Thos.Holmes Woburn Beiga. W red, 2d West Barnst. A.Hnvland Worcester Jnmes Wilson West Becket Asa Bnird Wortbington Wm.Ware W. nradford E. Kimball Wrmtham D -vid Fisher W 5nfi^ew.G. W.Perkins South do. Samuel Dru-^e W. BrookfieldW\ex\^evit\\ Yarmourh Joshua Hamlin W.Cam. AmosWhittemore South do. Thomas Aikin Salary of the Post-Master in Boston, $2000. Rates of Postage of every single Letter bt Land. Miles. — Massachusetts Militia. 89 MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the Adjutant-General, Nov. I4th, 1825.] His Excellency, LEVI LINCOLN, COMMANDER IX CHIEF. Aids-de-camp, Samuel M. M'Kay, of Pittsfield, Josiah Quincy,jr. of Boston, Pliny Merrick, of Worcester, and John B. Davis, of Boston, Rank of Lieu:enant-Colonel8. Adjutant-General, and acting ^uarter-Master-General^ William H. Sumner, of Boston. Rank of Brigadier-General. [The Adjutant and Actin; Quarter- Master-General's Office, is kept in the North- West corner of the State- House, and is open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 3 to 6 P. M. excepting Saturday afternoons,] DIVISION AND DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. Suffolk and Norfolk. Major-General^ Elijah Crane, of Canton. Aids-de-Canip^ James Talbot, of Dedham, Josiah J. Fisk, of Wrentham. Division-Inspector^ Minot Thayer, of Braintree. Division-Quarter-Jyiaster, George Bass, of Boston. Judge-Advocate^ Franklin Dexter, of do. SECOND DIVISION Essex. Major- General.^ Benjamin 5tickney, of Newbury. Aids-de-Camp^ John Stickney, of Newbury, Samuel Thompson, of Newburyport, Division-Inspector^ John Rollins, of Newbury. Division-Quarter-Master., Judge-Advocate., John Scott, of Newburyport. THIRD DIVISION. ^Middlesex. Major-General^ Nathaniel Austin, of Charlestown. Aids-de-Camp., Samuel Etheridge, of Charlestown, Sam- uel Burr, of Concord. Division- Inspect or., vSamuel Jaques, jr. of Charlestown. Division-Quarter- Master^ John P Bigelow, of Medford^ Judge-Advocate., John Keyes, of Concord. H 2 90 Massachusetts Militia. FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire^ Hampden^ and Franklin. Major General^ /\sa Howland, of Conway. AidS'de-Camp^ Edward Dickinson, of Amherst, and George Dickinson, of Deerfield. Division-Inspector^ Caleb Rice, of West-^pringfield. £>ivision'Quarter-Masfer^ J. S. Dwight, jr. of Springfield, Judge-Advocate^ Daniel Wells, of Greenfield. FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol^ Plymouth, Barnstable, Isfc. Major-General^ Benjamin Lincoln, of New-Bedford. Aids-deCamp^ Timothy G. Coffin, of do. and Thomas Hedge, of Plymouth. Division-Inspector^ Division-Quarter-Master.^ Judge Advocate^ Nathaniel M. Davis, of Plymouth. SIXTH DIVISION.— ?rorcej/er. Major-General^ Ivers Jcwett, of Ashburnham. Ebenezer Tnrrey, of F^itchburg, and Aids-de-Camp .^ Ca- leb Hay ward, of Mendon. Division-Inspector, Jonas H. Kendall, of Leominster. Division-Quarter-Master, .Teronie Gardner, of Harvard. Judge-Advocate, John Davis, of Worcester SEVENTH DIVISION. -Berkshire. Major-General, John Whiting, of Great-Barrington. Aids-de-Camp, John Kellogg, of WestStockbridge, and George f . Tucker, of Lenox. Division-Inspector, Thomas Hopkins, ofG. Barrington. Division-Quarter-Master, Judge Advocate^ Charles A. Dewey, of Williamstown. BRIGADE AND STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. r Brigadier General, Moses Whitney, of Milton. 1st. ) Aid-de-Camp, Jazaniah S. Ford, of do. Brig j Brigade-Major, Henry B. Smith, of do. ( Brig. Quar. Master, Seth T. Thayer, of Randolph. (Brigadier-General, Josiah S. Fisher, of Dedham. 2d. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Sylvester W. Talbot, of Dedham. Brig. J Brigade-Major, Alfred Allen, of Walpole. C Brig. Quar. Master, Joseph Torrey, Wrentham. Massachusetts Militia. 91 ^Brigradier-General, Theod. Lyman, jr. of Boston. 3d. 3Aid-de-Camp, Brig, y Brigade-Maior, Martin Brimmer, of Boston. C Brig. Quarter- Master, Augustus Aspinwall, of do. SECOND DIVISION. (Brigadier-General, Jas. Appleton, of Marblehead, J Aid-de-Carap, Joseph Sprague, jr. of Salem. 1st. ^ Brigfide-Major, Jabez W. Barton, of do. Brig. C Brigade Quarter-Master, Benjamin Day, of do. f Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Edward W. Bradlee, of Haverhill. Brig, y Brigade-Major, Joseph L. Low, of Andover. CBrigade-Quarter-Mdster, Jonathan Leavitt, of do. THIBD DIVISION. S Brigadier-General, John Tarbell, of Cambridge. Aid-de-Camp, BnshrodW. Young, of Charlestown, Brig ^Brigade-Major, Wyman Richardson, of Woburn. ( Brig. Quar Master, Abraham Edwards, of Cambr. r Brig. Genera], Micah M. Rutter, of East-Sudbury. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Charles Heard, of do. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Joseph Butterfield, of Tyngsboro'. C Brigade-Quarter-Masler, S. A. Coburn, of Dracut. FOURTH DIVISION. ( Brigadier-Gen. Joseph M. Forward, of Southwick. 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Joseph Root, of Westfield. Brig j Brigade-Major, Thomas Sheldon, of do. ( Brig. Quar. Master, Williams Fowler, of Southwick, ("Brigadier-General Thomas Gilbert, of Greenfield* 2d. VAid-de Camp, Elisha H. Allen, of do. Brig ^ Brigade-Major. Alanson Clark, of do, C Brigade-Quarter-Master, FIFTH DIVISION. ( Brigadier-Gen. Ephraim Ward, of Middleborough. 1st. jAid-de-Camp, Brig ) Brigade Major, Nathaniel Wilder,jr. of do. C Brig Quarter-Master,Thomas Hobart, Pembroke. (Brigadier General, shepard Leach, of Easton. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, William A. Crocker, of Taunton. Brig, y Brigade-Major, George Whealon, of do. C Brig. Quarter-Master, Cephas Leach, of EastoB. 92 Field Officers of Infantry. ( ^r'ga^ier-General, Jeremiah Mayo, of Brewster. 3d. JAid-de-Camp, Jonathan Freeman, of do. Brig, Brigade-Major, p Joseph Sampson, of do. UBng. Quarter-Master, Charles Nye, of Sandwich. SIXTH DIVISION. Brigadier-Gen. f Nathan Heard, jr. of Worcester. 1st. 5Aid.de-Camp, Emory Washbnrn, of Leicester. Bng. J Brigade-Major, Joseph W. Wright, of Milbury. V Bng.Quar Master,EmoryH.Bowman, N.Braintree. ?':?^,^'«;;-Genera],FranklinGregory, ofRoyalston. ^d.oA \ 1 Aid-de-Camp, Artemas Stone, of Shrexvsbury. Bng. i Brigade-Major, Hufus Hastings, of Sterling. \ Brig.Quar. Master, LarkinNewton, Southborough. SEVENTH DIVISION. "Brigadier-General, Josiah Wolcott, of Sandisfield. f Aid-de-Camp, Orlovv Brown, of do I Brigade-Major, Parker L. Hall, of Sheffield] Brig. Quar. Master, , Edward F. Ensign, do. Brigadier-General, Jabez Hall, of Lanesborou'-h. 'Aid-de-Camp, ° > Brigade-Major, Ezekiel R. Colt, of Pittsdeld. Brig. Quar. Master, George N. Briggs, Lanesbor. FIELD OFFICERS AKD ADJUTAJ^TS OF THE INFAJ^TRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Aaron Capen, of Dorchester. Lieut. Colonel, Nathaniel W. D. Crane, of do Major, Walter ' Baker, of do* Adjutant, Francis Holden, of do' Colonel, Levi Bates, of Weymouth. Lieut. Colonel, Laban Hearsey,jr. of Hingham. Major, Laban Pratt, jr. of do Adjutant, Ezra W. Sampson, of Braintree Colonel, Nathaniel Ford, of Dorchester. Lieut. Colonel, Thomas Taylor, ofQuincy. Major, Lewis French, of Braintree. Adjutant, Jonathan Wild, jr. of Randolph. Field Officers of Infantry. 93 SECOND BRIC.ADE. ^Colonel, Warren Dewing, of Needham. 1st. Il.ieut. Colonel, Charles Rice, of do. Reg. p Major, Johnson Mason, jr. of Medfield. ( Adjutant, Harris Munroe, of Dedham. r Colonel, Isaac Littlefield, ofStoughton. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Alpheus Bird, of Foxborough. Reg.VMajor, Luke Shepard, of Canton. C Adiutant Frederick W. Lincoln, of do. r Colonel Oliver Felt, of Wrentham. 3d. _3 Lieut. Colonel. Caleb Thurston, of Franklin. Reg.Vviaor, Thomas S. Nelson, of Wrentham. C Adjutant, Stephen Sandford, of Medway. THIB D BRIGADE. r Colonel, Charles M. Domett, of Boston. Ut 1 Lieut. Colonel, Silas Stuart, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Henry S. Kent, of do. { Adjutant, Napolean B. Mountfort. of do. r Colonel, Jol.n T. Winthrop. of Boston. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Brown, of do. Reg. \ Major, Lewis Dennis, of do. { Adjutant, Watson Gore, of do. r Colonel, Thomas Hunting, of Boston. 3d. > Lieut. Colonel Prentiss Hobbs, of do. Reg.^ Nfa or, John S. Tyler, of do. C Adjutant, John A. Savels, of do. SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Francis Peabody, of Salem. Ist, ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joshua Chase, of do. Reg.YMajor, William P Endicott, of do. C Adiutant, Francis Picknian, of do. ^Colonel, L^aac Dennison, jr. of Gloucester. 2d. > Lieut. Colonel John Mason, jr. of do. Reg. VVIaior. William Pool, of do. ( Adiutant, Daniel Rogers, jr. of do. ^'olonel, Henry Batchelder, ofSaugus. 3d. V-ieut Colonel Jacob D. Edwards, of Salem. Ret; 1 dajor, Ezra Batchelder, of Beverly. C Adiutant, William Putnam, of Beverly. r Colonel, Josiah Newhall, of Lynnfield. 4th. J Lieut Colonel, Daniel N. Breed, of Lynn. Reg. Vviajnr, Isaiah Wheeler, of do. C Adjutant, Andrew Mansfield, jr. of Lynnfield. 94 Field Officers of Infantry. rColonel, Amos Batchelder, of Middleton. 5th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Gilbert Tapley, of Danvers. Reg. Major, John Broadslreet, of do. J) C Adjutant, Ebenezer Sutton, of do. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, Samuel Tenney, of West-Newbury. Isl. J Lieut. Colonel, Abner Greenleaf, of Newbury. Reg.y Major, Daniel Moulton, of do. C Adjutant, Stephen Adams, jr. of do. r Colonel, Nathaniel Harris, of Ipswich. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, David Story, of Essex. Reg. j Major, John Knowlton, of Hamilton. f Adjutant, Charles Kimball, of lp«wich. ^Colonel, Richard Hazletine, of Bradford. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Timothy Poor, of Andover. Reg. y Major, John Parker, of do. C Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford. r Colonel, Stephen Bailey, of Amesbury. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Nathaniel Dole, of Salisbury. Reg. ^ Major, Ignatius Bagley, of Amesbury. C Adjutant, John Evans, jr. of Salisbury. f Colonel, Ben Osgood, of Methuen. 5th. J Lieut, Colonel, Jonathan Merrill, of do. Reg J Major, Andrew Johnson, of Haverhilll. C Adjutant, John Davis, of Methuen. BATTALION OE INFANTRff. Bat. < Lieut. Colonel, Abrah. Williams, of Newburyport. lafa. ( Major, George Cross, of do. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Samuel Learned, of Watertown. " eut. Colonel, Elisha Stratton, of do. Major, Ezra Stone, of Cambridee. Adjutant, Nathaniel Bailey, of Watertown. rColonel, William Winn, of Burlintrton. 2d. 3 '-ieut. Colonel Elbridge Gerry, of Stoneham. Reg. i VTajor, Daniel Flint, jr. of Reading. (.Adjutant, William Tidd, of Woburn. r Colonel, Daniel Shattuck, of Concord. 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, John P. Meriam, of Lexington. Reg. p Major, Samuel Chandler, of do. C Adjutant, David Loring, of Concord. Field Officers of Infantrj. 9o r Colonel, Moses Edgell, of Framingham. 4th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Ichabod Hawes, of Holliston. Reg. ^ Major, John Gonlding, jr. of Hopkinton. C Adjutant, Thomas Dickinson, of Holliston. r Colonel, John M. Fiske, of Charlestown. 5th 1 Lieut. Colonel, Abijah Goodridge, of do. Reg. Major, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden. J ( Adjutant, Guy C. Hajnes, of Charlestown. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, David Heard, of East-Sudburj. Ist. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Elijah Hale, of Marlborough. Reg. Major, Abraham Gates, of do. j j ( Adjutant, Francis Conant, of Stow. r Colonel, George Green, of Pepperell. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, W^illiam Park, of Townsend, Reg. y Major, Stephen Kendall, of Ashby. ( Adjutant, Israel Longley, of Shirley. ( Colonel. John Baldwin, of Billerica. 3d. } Lieut. Colonel, Timothy Butterfield, of TyngsboV Reg. j Major, Joseph Manning, of Chelmsford. ' Adjutant, Charles Howard, of do. FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, David M. Bryant, of do. Reg. ^ Major, John West, of Wilbraham. C Adjutant, Chester W. Chapin, of Springfield. r Colonel, Eli L. Moore, of Southwick. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Christo. Burbank, of W. Spring. Reg. ^ Major, George Taylor, of Westfield. C Adjutant, Robert Forward, of Southwick. ( Colonel, Ephraim Smith, of Hadley. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John Warner, of Greenwich. R-eg- Major, Sylvester Smith, of Hadley. J ( Adjutant, John Hubbard, of Amherst. (Colonel, Samuel Henry, jr. of Chester. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Justin Wilson, of Blandford. R-eg.^ Major, Loring Lane, of Granville. C Adjutant, John K. Henry, of Chester. r Colonel, Abner Brown, of Brimfield. Sth. J Lieut Colonel, Robert Andrews, jr. of do. Eleg. ^ Major, Asa Lincoln, of do. C Adjutant, JuHus Ward, of do. 96 Field Officers of Infantry. SECOND BRIGADE. 'Colonel, Thomas Pomroy, of Northamptn. Lieut. Colonel, Edwin Clark, of do. o Major, Edmund M. Bartlett, of do. Adjutant, William VV. Partridge, of do. ( Colonel, Russell Hastings, of Greenfield. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Zebediah Graves, of Deerfield. j Major, Hezekiah ]Newcomb,jr. of Leyden. ( Adjutant, r Colonel, Nahum Brjant^of New-Salem. J Lieut. Colonel, Lemuel Wheelock, of Warwick! "S Major, Lyman Sawyer, of New-Salem. ( Adjutant, David Packard, of do. /Colonel, Austin Bryant, of Cummington. J Lieut. Colonel, Milton Brewster, of Worthingtoiji 5 Major, C Adjutant, Jason Richards, of Plainfield. r Colonel, Noah Wells, of Rowe. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Nehemiah Hathaway, of Ashfieldsl ,^ Major, Samuel H. Reed, of Rowe. (Adjutant, AmosShepard, ofBuckland, FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Bartlett Murdock, of Wareham, Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Ward, of Carver. Major, John B. Bates, of Plymouth. Adjutant, Isaac L. Hedg^e, of do. f Colonel, Jesse Reed, of Marshfield. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, John B. Turner, of Scituate. Reg.SxMHJor, Charles Hatch, jr. of Marshfield. (Adjutant, Horace Collamore, of Peuibroke. ? Colonel, Benjamin King, of Abin]U'ton. Sd. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Samuel Leonard jr. of Rridgewa. Reg. j Major, Zeba Howaid of VI est Br doe water. ( Adjutant, Spencer Gloyd, of Abington. r Colonel. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Wood of Middleboro*. Reg. S Major, David Hnthaway of fJochester. C Adjutant, Arad Thompsm, of Middleborough. SECOKD BRIGADE. Colonel, Rnfus P. Barrows, of Rehobofh. Lieut. Colonel, Cyrus M. Wheaton, of do. Major, W.lliara Peck, of Swanzey, .Adjutant, Jonathan Wheaton, jr. of Rehobotfr. Field Officers of Infantry. 97 •'Colouel, Nathaniel Nelson, of New-Bedford. M. \ Lieut. Colonel, Lysander Washburn, of do. Reg. "^ Major, Q Adjutant, Asa Wood, of New-Bedford. ^ Colonel, Cromwell V\'ashburn, of Taunton, 3d, V Lieut, Colonel, Nathan King, of do. [leg. "^ Major, John Baylies, of do. ^Adjutant, George B. Atwood, of do. r Colonel, Joseph Lane, jr. of Mansfield, ith. N Lieut. Colonel, R.eg.^ Major, Edward Richardson, of Attleborough. (.'Adjutant, David Cobb, jr. of Mansfield. r Colonel, Hercules Cushman, of Freetown. ith, J Lieut. Colonel, Richard Borden, 2d. of Troy, leg. ^ Major, Charles Whitmarsh, of Uighton. (Adjutant, Philip P. Hathaway, of Freetown. THIRD BRIGADE. (Colonel, Obed B, Nye, of Sandwich, Ist, ^ Lieut. Colonel, Nathan B. Gibbs, of do. leg. y Major, Joshua Nye, of Falmouth. (Adjutant, Abraham Nye, of Sandwich, f Colonel, Isaiah Bray, of Yarmouth. !d. J Lieut. Colonel, Gorham Crowell, of do, leg. ^ Major, John Topping, of Chatham. ( Adjutant, Joseph Hamblin, of Yarmouth, C Colonel, Joseph Holbrook, 3d. of Weljfleet. d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Jpsiah Lincoln, of Eastham, Leg, j Major, Peter B. Walker, of do. ( Adjutant, Michael C^Sllins, of do, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Abel Bartlett, of Leicester, st. J Lieut. Colonel, Jonathan Stone, of Ward, leg. y Major, Walter Sibley, of Spencer. C Adjutant, Ebenezer A, Howard, of Leicester. r Colonel, John W. Capron, of Uxbridge. d. JLieut. Colonel, Joseph Ray, of Mendou. .eg. J Major, Elijah Stoddard, of Upton. V Adjutant, Dan Hill, of Mendon. r Colonel. Stephen I'ay, jr. of New-Braintree. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, John Robinson, of Oakham, eg. ^ Major, James Danforth, of Hardwick. (Adjutant, Henry H. Penniman, of New-Braintree. 98 Field Officers of Infantrj. Colonel, WiUiam Hancock, of Dudley. Lieut. Colonel, Zadock Woodburj, of Charlton Major, Jacob Upham, of do. Adjutant, fames Wolcott. jr. of Southbridge. Colonel, John F. Barton, of Milbury. Lieut. Colonel, Reuben Waters, jr. of SuttoD. Major, George C. Earl, of do. Adjutant, Lewis Lilley, of Milbury. Colonel, Samuel Ward, of Worcester. I Lieut. Colonel, Jonathan Wentworlb, of do. Major, Gardner Paine, of do. V Adjutant, Jones Estabrooji, of Holden. SECOND BRIGADE. C Colonel, Amory Holman, of Bolton. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John Whitney, of Princeton. RegA Major, Phineas B. Dana, of Sterling. ( Adjutant, Peter Richardson, 2d. of Princeton. r Colonel, Francis B. Fay, of Southboro\ 2d. N Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Harrington, of Shrewsburn Reg.) Major, Moses G. Maynard, of Westboro'. ( Adjutant, Otis Adams, of Grafton. r Colonel, Warner Hinds, of Hubbardston. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Abbialton Carter, of Petersham Reg. 5 Major, Miles Demond, of Rutland. ( Adjutant, Ebenezer Frost, of Hubbardston. r Colonel, John Barker, of Leominster. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Gibbs, of Ashburnha Reg. S Major, Abraham Pierce, jr. Lunenburg, ( Adjutant, Carter Gatei, of Leominster. r Colonel, Artemas Lee, of Templeton. 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, Jonas Rice, of Hubbardston. Reg. y Major, Thomas Townsend, of Athol. C Adjutant, Henry Newton, of Templeton. SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. { Colonel, Darius Mason, of Sheffield. 1st. ) Lieut.Colonel,Tiraothy Wainwright, of G. Barrili Reg. j Major, Ephraim Baldwin, of Egremont. f Adjutant, Edmund Bush, of Sheffield. ("Colonel, Darius Perkins, of Becket. Colonel, William Williams, of Stockbridgt^ 2d . J Lieut. Reg > Major, Samuel A. Dewey, of Becket. (Adjutant, David P. Ingersoll, of Stockbridge, Officers of Cavalry. ^9 r Colonel, George Marvin, of Sandisfield. Id. J Lieut. Colonel, Harvey Wolcot, of do. leg. y Major, Robert Hunter, of Otis, C Adjutant, Timothy Jones, of do. SECOND BRIGADE. C Colonel, Reuben Eldridge, of Williamstown. ist. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Lyman Hall. jr. of Lanesborougb. leg. Major, Nathaniel Dodge, of Florida. J ( Adjutant, Stoddard Hubbell, of Lanesborougb. 'Colonel, Charles Churchell of Pittsfield. Lieut. Colonel, Tbaddeus Clapp, of do. Major, Lyman Judd. of Lenox. Adjutant, Franklin Root, of Pittsfield. Colonel, Daniel Coman, jr of Cheshire. Lieut. Colonel, Selden Spencer, of Hinsdale. Major, Isaac Howland, of Adams. Adjutant, •Simeon W. Right, of Dalton. OFFICERS OF CAVJILBY, FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion, Major, Thomas S. Mann, of Wrentham. Adjutant, Willard Lovering, of Franklin. Captain, Curtis M'Intosh, of Needham. Captain, Marcus Clark, of Sharon. Captain, Sandford Whiting, of Medway. Third Brigade. 1 Company, Captain, Luther Parker, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Buttalion, Major, Andrew Dodge, of Beverly. Adjutant, Captain, Thomas Raddin, jr. of Lynn. Captain, Winthrop Boardman, of Ipsvv'icb, Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Moody Bridges, of Andover. Lieut. Colonel, Porter Bradstreet, of Topsfield. Major, Theron Johnson, of Audover. Adjutant, Charles P. Bailey, of Andover. Captain, John Pearson, of Newbury. 100 Officers of Cavalry. Captain, John Rea, of Topsfield. Captam, John Merrill, of Boxford. Captain, Samuel Johnson, of Haverhill. THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Abraham Bigelow, of Natick. Captain, Charles Brackett, of Newton Captain, Samuel Lathe, of Woburn. Second Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Luke WiUington, of Ashby. Captain, Stephen Shattuck, of Marlborouffh Captain, Asa Hodgman, jr. of Chelmsford. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Witt, of Granbv. Major, Eh Waterman, of Blandford Adjutant. Earl Bishop, of South-Ha'dley Captam. Gilbert A. Smith, of Springfield'. Captain, Isaac King, of Palmer. Captain, Enos Dickenson, 2d. of Amherst Captain, Lucius F. Thayer, of Westfield Captain, Alanson Hubbard, of Tolland. Captain, Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. Colonel, Luther Stone, of Goshen Lieut Colonel, Austin Rice, of Conway. Major, James Ballard, of Wendali Adjutant, David Wright, of Deerfield Captain, Pliny Merritt, of Conway. Captain, Solomon Hawks, jr. of Shelburne Captain, Roderick B. Harwood, of Whateiy Captain, George Kingsley, of Chesterfield. Captain, FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Hajward, of N. Bridgewater. Ad^utan^^*^^" Officers of Cavalry. 101 Captain, Ira Clarke, of Rochester. Captain, Barney Leonard, of Bridgewater Secojid Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Allen Hunt, of Seekonk. Adjutant, William Ide, of Seekonk. Captain, Pliny Puffer, of Norton. Captain, Captain, SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Regiment. Colonel, James Eastabrook, jr. of Rutland. Lieut. Colonel, Joseph Robinson, jr. ofHardwicKe, Major, Jeremiah Shumway, of Southbrid^e. Adjutant, Elwiu B. Tainter, of Brookfield. Captain, Peter Balcom, of Douglas. Captain, John H. Knight, of Worcester. Captain, Alvah Blair, of Western. Captain, Second Brigade^ 1 Regiment. Colonel, Hollis Bruce, of Lancaster. Lieut. Colonel, TonathanBaldwin, 2d.ofTempleton. Major, Samuel Sweetser, jr. of Athol. Adjutant, Charles Bridge, of Lancaster. Captain, Jonathan D. Meriam, of Berlin. Captain, John Winslow, of Barre. Captain, Orestes Forbush, of Westborough. Captain, Hezekiah Nickerson, of Phillipston Captain, Benjamin Dike, of Westminster. SEVENTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Sevvall Sergent, of Stockbridge. Adjutant, William B. Sexton, of Sheffield. Captain, James Austin* of Sheffield. Captain, Russell Deming, of Sandisfield. Captain, Walter Lafflin, of Lee. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion, Major, Arnold Bentley, of Pittsfield. Adjutant, David Goodrich, of do. Captain, Moses Bachelor, of Williamstown. Captain, William Gates, of Lenox. 12 102 Officers of Artillery. OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. First Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major, John Parks, of Dorchester. Adjutant, Thomas M. Moseley, of Dorchester. Captain, Lewis Withington, of Roxbury. Captain, Thomas M. Field, of do. Captain, James Tyrrell, of Weymouth. Second Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Samuel Hartshorn, jr. of Walpole. Adjutant, Calvin Fisher, jr. of Wrenthara. Captain, Lewis Hartshorn, of Franklin. Captain, Horatio Wood, of Walpole. Third Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major, Thomas J. Lobdell, of Boston. Adjutant, Allison Owen, of do. Captain, William L. Smith, of do. Captain,GeorgeW. Saunders, of do. Captain, Samuel Lynes, of do. Boston Sea Fencibles. Captain, Joseph W, Lewis, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade, 1 Reg. 1 Baft. Reg. Colonel, William Beach, of Gloucester, Lieut. Colonel, John Nichols of Lynn. Major, Alvin Hildreth, of Beverly. Adjutant. John Towne, of Salem. Captain, William Center, jr. of Gloucester. Captain, Alvan Tapley, of Danvers. Captain, Joseph A. Lloyd, of Lynn. Captain, Battalion. Major, Joseph W. Green, of Marblehead. Adjutant, Joseph P. Turner, of Marblehead. Captain, Jonathan B. Mason, of do. Captain, Jonathan Wilson, of do. Marblehead Light Infantry. Captain, John Proctor, of Marblehead. Officers of Artillery. 103 Second Brigade^ 1 Batialion, Major, Ebeaezer Bradbury, of Newburyport. Adjutant, William Flanders, of do. Captain, Enoch Pierce, of do. Captain, Reuben Frye, of Andover. Captain, Zebedee Merrill, of Salisbury. THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Regiment. Colonel, John Hunting, of Watertown. Lieut Colonel, William Whiting, of Concord. Major, Thomas Liverraore, of Watertown. Adjutant, Josiah Clark, of Watertown. Captain, Otis White, of Charlestown. Captain, Nathan Harrington, jr. of Lexington. Captain, John Stacy, of Concord. Captain, Martin Wilder, of Boston. Captain, Alexander H. Jones, of Framingham. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Major, William Dalrymple, of Groton. Adjutant, Daniel Tuck, of Chelmsford. Captain, Henry Baldwin, ofBillerica. Captain, Jonathan Pierce, of Groton. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Regiment. Colonel, Simeon Dwight, of Belchertown. Lieut. Colonel, Ithamar Goodman, of Springfield- Major, Joseph Washburn, of Belchertown. Adjutant, George B. Woods, of Belchertown. Captain, Hezekiah Walker, jr. of Belchertown. Captain, Galen Ames, of Springfield. Captain, Jonathan Hoar, of Monson. Captain, David Mosely, of Westfield. Second Brigade^ 1 Regim,ent. Colonel, Elijah Mattoon, jr, of Northfield. Lieut. Colonel, Ansel Phelps, of Greenfield. Major, Nahum Adams, of Greenfield. Adjutant, Daniel L. Callender, of Northfield. Captain, Richard Colton, of Northfield. Captain, David Strong, jr, of Northampton. Captain, Enoch Briggs, of Leyden. Captain, Benjamin Eldred, of Plainfield,. Captain, John Porter, of Buckland. 104 Officers of Artillerj, FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Moses Nojes, of N, Bridgewater. Adjutant, Samuel N. Dyer, of Abington, Captain, Joseph AlJen, of Wareham. Captain, Gideon Ramsdel], of Abington. Captain, Elias W. Pratt, of Scituate. Second Brigade^ 1 Battalion, Major, Seneca Sanford, of Attleborough. Adjutant, William Stall, of New-Bedford. Captain, [ohn Harrison, of do, Captain, Calvin Lane, of Norton. Third Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Nathaniel Shiverick, jr. of Falmouth. Adjutant, Samuel Shiverick, jr of do. Captain^ Jesse Noble, of do. Captain, Joshua Winslow, of Brewster. SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ I Battalion. Major, WiHiam McKinstry, of Sturbridge. - Adjutant, Mof-es Brighara, of Worcester* Captain, Clark Stimner, of Milford Captain, Elijah Flagg, of Worcester. Captain, Alpheus White, of Charlton. Second Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Elias Joslin, of Leominster. Adjutant, Henry Allen, of do. Captain, Joshua Browning, of Hubbardston. Captain, Daniel F, Maynard, of Sterling. Captain, Amos Meriam, of Leominster. SEVENTH DIVISION. First Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Loring G. Robbins, West-Stockbridge. Adjutant, Augustus Hitchcock, ofGreat-Barringtond Captain, Charles M. Owen, of Lee. I Captain, Richard Bump, of Grcat-Barrington. Second Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Major, Elijah M. Bissell, of Pittsfield. Adjutant, Horace Bissell, of do. Captain, Joseph Adams, of Pittsfield. Captain, Joel Redway, jr. of Lanesborough. Officers of the Third Brigade. 105 DIVISIONARY CORP> OF INDEPENDENT CADETS. Captain Lieut. Colonel Thomas C. Amory. Lieutenant., Major John G Rogers. Ensign Major George W, Sturgis. Adjutant Captain Henry F. Baker. Surgeon^ John C Warren, m. d. ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated 1638. Cajitain. Colonel John T. Winthrop. \st Lieutenant, Lieiit, Col. S. Earned, of Watertown. 2d Lieutenant^ Captain Benjanain Darling. Adjutant. Major .\braham Edwards, of Brighton. 1*/ Sergeant, Captain Walter Frost. 2d Sergeant, Ensign Charles Hubbard. 2d Sergeant, En?ign William H Howard. 4th Sergeant, Lieut. Thomas P. Carver. 5th Sergeant, Mr Calvin Washburn, 6th Sergeant, Captain Derastus Clapp. Treasurer. Mr. Levi Bartlett. Clerk, Lieut Z. G. Whitman. Armourer, Mr. D. W. Bradlee. OFFICERS IN THE THIRD BRIGADE FIRST DIVISION, (including Boston and Chelsea,) in Commission, November, 1822. Brigadier-General, Theodore Lyman, jr. Md-de-Campy Brigade-Major and Inspector, Martin Brimmer. Brigade-Quarter-Master^ Augustus Aspinwall. FIRST REGIMENT. Colonel, Charles M. Domett. Lieutenant-Colonel, Silas Stuart. Major^ Henry S. Kent. Adjutant, N. B. Mountfort Chaplain, Rev. Sebastian 2r. Master, S. A. Walker Streeter ^ay Master^ George" A. Surgeon, S. A. Shurtleff Shepherd Surg. Mate, Samuel Shaw 106 Officers of the Third Brigade. Captains. Lieutenants. Ensigns. Otis Turner Jos. N. Howe, jr. Jonathan Patten James Henry Ralph Beatley Spencer Beatley Joseph Hastings Walter Frost Stephen Chard Edw. W. Baxter I'homas C. Hollis Charles Dullard George Stevens Elisha Winslow E. H. Higgins Stephen Hall Edmund Longley David Pratt John A. Boutelle Solomon Loud Rufus Rice Nathaniel Greene Reuben Carver, jr. William Palfrey Nathl. Colesworthy Thomas P. Carver Thos. Harback, jr. Amos S. Allen Delraont Locke J. M. Harding Joshua P. Lincoln SECOND REGIMENT. Colonel, John T. Winthrop. Lieutenant' Colonel, Daniel Brown. Major, Lewis Dennis. Mjutant, Watson Gore Surgeon, Chandler Rob"* Qr. Master, Edw. Watson bins, jr. Pay Master, _ _ Surgeon's Mate^ Benjamin Chaplain, Paul Dean D. Greene Captains. Lieutenants. Ensigns. Amos B. Parker William Howe Amasa G. Smith John Muzzy Amos H. Haskell Charles Hubbard Matthias Leach George Stearns James Hunt A. H. Stevens Benjamin Kingley John Day JosiahWheelwrightGeorge Jones J. C. Cook P. H. Peirce William Amory N. R. Slurgis, jr. Calvin Hatch John Elms William Patch W. H. Gardiner William F. Otis Edw. J. Loring John Peirce B. B. Thurston Cornelius Nye Ellas Kingsley Jos. W. Homer Horatio N. Crane THIRD REGIMENT. Colonel, Thcmas Hunting. Lieutenant- Colonel, Prentiss Hobbs. Major, John S. Tyler. Adjutant, John A. Savils Chaplain, John Pierpont ^r. Master, Enoch Train Surgeon, Asa Bucknan^ Pay Master, H. E. Lord Sur. Mate, Joshua B. Flint Officers of the third Brigade. 107 Captains, Lieutenants. Ensigns. Daniel Hastings G. B. Wheeler Willard Patridge James Sharp Sumner Fuller Levi Pierce Josiah L. C. Araee Daniel Webber James Sinclair James Garland Thomas Haviland G. B. Wheeler Derastus Clapp Joseph H. Center Joshua Gould John Farrie, jr. Wm. C. Stirapson J. V. Heath John T. Dingley Joseph Convers Caleb Parker, jr. Sidney Bartlett George Baxter John L. Gardner John F. Bannister E. S. Coffin H. F. Alexander Elijah Packard Serias Stevens George Page Brewster Reynolds Wm. H. Howard David Tisdale H. H. Huggeford (vacant) J. T. Gleason BATTALLION OF ARTILLERY. Major, Thomas J. Lobdell. Adjutant, Allison Owen. Qr. Master, James A. G. Otis Surgeon, David Osgood. Captains. 1st Lieutenants. 2d Lieutenunts. William L. Smith Leonard Cutter Jason D. Battle* Samuel Lynes Thomas White Charles Hersey Geo. W. Saunders (vacant) Ebenezer Tasker LIGHT DRAGOONS. Captain. Lieutenants. Cornet. Luthet Parker. ^" ^- ""^^^ ^^/„"ry Adams ^^^^ SEA FENCIBLES. Captain, Joseph W. Lewis. 1st Lieutenant, John Doak. 2rf Lieutenant, William Austiih Ensign, Edward Hammond. BRIGADS BAXD. Master, Asa Fillebrown. Privates. Henry Neibuhr, Lemuel Clark, Willi^Bi Grombie, George W. Foster, John Bartlett, Moses Mann, Asa Warren, Charles Wright, Willard Mann, Joel ft. Mann; Jam«s Kendall, Jgnatban Stanley, Az«l White, 108 Churches and Ministers in Bostori. CHURCHES ^ND MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL m MASSACHUSETTS. N. B. C stanils for Congregationalist ; E for Episcopalian ; P for Piesbyterian ; B for Baptist ; M for Methodist ; F for Friends i U for Universalist ; Unit, for Unitarian. Boston. SUFFOLK. .' First Church, Summer-Street, JVathH. L. Frothitigham, C Second Church, Middle-Street, Henrij Ware, - - - C First Baptist Church, Salem-Street, Francis Wayland,jr. B Old South Church, Washington-Street, Benj. B. Wisner C. Stone Chapel, Common-Street, Jia7nesFrecman,D.D. > jj -. IVm. F. P. Greenwood. 5 Church in Brattle-Street, John Gorham Palfrey. - - C New North Church, Hanover-Street, Francis Parhnan, C New South Church, Summer-St. Alexander Young, jr. C Christ Church, Salem-Street, Asa Eaton, - - - - E Church in Federal-Street, JVjn. E. Channing, d. d. > « Ezra S. Gannett. 5 Church in IloUis-Street, John Pierpont, - - - - - C Trinity Church, Summer-Street, John S. J. Gardiner, d.v. E West Church, Lynde-Street, Charles Loicell, d. d. - C Second Baptist Church, Salem-Street, B FirstUniversalistChurch,Hanover-St. Sebastian Streeter, U Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin-Street, ^ T? p Benedict Fenwick, Bishop ; Patrick Byrne, CuraXe. ) First Methodist Chapel, Methodist Alley,* - - - - M African Baptist Society, Belknap-Street, Thomas Paul, B Second Methodist Chapel, Bromfield Lane.* - - - M Free-Will Baptist Church, Sea-Street, B Third Baptist Church, Charles-Street, Daniel Sharp, B Church in Park-Street, Screno Edwards Dwight, - C Second Universalist Church, School-St. Hosea Ballon, U St. Matthew's Chapel, South-Boston, E New-Jerusalem Church, Pantheon-Hall, Thos. Worcester. St. Augustine's Chapel, So. Boston, R.C. Mariner's Church, Central- Wharf, William Jenks, d.d. C St. Paul's Church, Common-Street, E Church in South-Boston, Mr. Capen, C Church in Buttolph-Street, William Jenks, - - - - C Union Church in Essex-Street, Samuel Green, - - - C Central Universalist Church, Bulfinch-Street, Paul Dean. U " Rev. Timothy Meriit, Isaac Bonney, and Aaron D. Sargent, are- the present officiating ministers. Churches and Ministers in Essex. 109 Pirst Presbyterian Church, Boylston-Hall, James Sabine, P Twelfth Copgregational Chilrch, in Chambers-Street, Samuel Barrett, - .- C Second Congregational Church, South-Boston, Prince Hai04s, ----- C Methodist Society in South-Boston, M Hanover-Street Church, C Purchase-Street Church, .--_C Chelsea, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. ----.-G Ministers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thursdays, at the First Church in Chauncy Place, arranged according to seniority. Dr. Porter Dr. Dr. Harris^ Dr. Richmond Mr. Gray Dr. Pierce ^10 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. Jesse Fiimore M John Brazer C Methuen J.W.Eastman C E Charles O. Kimball B Elias Cornelius C Middleton Eben • HubbardC Brown Emerson C JVewbury L.Withington C James Flint, d.d. CI James Miltimore C Lucius Bolles, d.d. B| C Henry Colman CI F William Williams PI jVewburyfiort John An- Seth Stetson u drews, D.D. C Abner Jones HI James Morss E Luther F. Dimmick C J. Fillmore „^ C. M W. Milton C St. Mary's Church RC Samuel P. Williams P B William Ford P Salisbury c Josiah Houghton B West Kewhury C Elijah Demond C Saugus c JRow/ey Willar.Holb rookC Tofiafield Rodney G. Isaac Braman C Dennis c Simeon Chamberlain B Wcnhufn Eben. P.Sperry C ^a/emJno. Prince, LL.D.) f^ Charles W. Upham MIDDLESEX. Jeton Marshall Shed C Ckarlestoiv.WiixvQix Fay C U Henrv Jackson B Anhby EzekielLBascomC Orange Scott M John M. Putnam C ill Ch. Gorham st. B Bedford Samuel Stearns C Calvin Gardner U Billerica Nathl. Whit- Jatr.es Walker man C C CAf/m&/b/T/WilkesAllenC 5 Charles Trnin B Reading Cyrus Pierce C jroton DI.Chaplin,D.D, C Jarpd Rei I C P 5/i PiainfieldMosesHdWock C IVare Samuel Ware C Prescott C W^.«^- //«m/2 .En och Hale C Southamfi VinsonGould C WiUiamsburg^€r\.'LovA C South Hadley Joel) Worthingti.h.VomQTQy C Hayes, \ C Artemas Boies, J PLYiMOUTH, Abington SamuelSpring C John Shaw C Samuel W.Colburn C Philip Colby C Daniel Thomas C William liubbard B Willard Kimball B Isaac Kimball B Brid^ewat.R. M.HodgesC B Ebenezer Gay C Middlfboro' Eben.BriggsB Carver C W.finV/^'.Dl. Huntington C B C Dux6uryJo\mA\\yu,D.i>.C Pembroke Morrill Allen C M&U F E.Bridgetv. C Plymouth James Halifax Abel Richmond C Kendall, d.d. C Hanovtr C C B Frederick Freeman c Calvin Wolcott E C /Tarzson George Birstow C Benjamin C Grafton B Joseph Torrey, jr. B U /Tm^^owJos.Richardson C Plymfitoyi ElijahDexter C Nicholas B Whitney C Rochfst. Lem.LeBrrron C Charles Brooks C Oliver Cobb C Hull M C ^/rt^'s^onZ^'phani.Willis C Eleazer Savage B S?.muel Glover B Scituate Samuel Deane C il/arj5/?^e/dMartinFarrisC Nehemih Thomas C Thomas Conant b Joshua Fligg u Elijah Leonard C B E Wareh. D. Hemenway C M >f.i^ncfg-ew.J.Keed.D.D. C Middleborough William Eatun C B&E BRISTOL. ^/?/ed9ro'Thos.WilliamsC Dartmouth Daniel Hix B John Ferguson C Jonathan King Silas Hall B Arnold Bliss Robert L. Kilham U Berkley Thomas Andros C Dighton Abrah.Gushec C Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. 113 B B Sheldon C 5 ?A'Ao6o;-^OtisThompsonC PVeltington Sylvester Round B Westjiort Preserved Pearse B BARNSTABLE larnstable Henry H. Silas Shores C Hersey C Harwich N.Underwood C Enoch Pratt c B8cM Fish John Peak B Marshjiee Phineas C Daniel Johnson C MC 07*/eaws M John Simpkins C Provincet. Nathl.Stone C 3reivster U&M M. Viatham Stet. Raymond C Sandwich DavidL.Hunn C U Ezra S. Goodwin C Calvin Munroe M F&M tennis Joseph Haven C Truro Jude Damon C John Sanford C M U&M Welfleet Timothy Davis C iias/Zia/nPhilanderShaw C U Yarmouth Tim.Alden ) ^,^ M Nathl. Cogswell J 7almouth F 8c M B Woodbury C Benj. K2 114 Ministers in Dukes, Nantucket, Worces. DUKES. CM/Tzar^JonathanSmithM&BC Gayhead Edgartoivn Jos.Thaxter C Tisbury Josi. Henderson C Frederick Baylies,Missi.C Jesse Pease B B M NANTUCKET. J^antucket Steph. Bailey C Friends (2 churches) Seth F.Swift C Methodists do.) , U (2 WORCESTER. jfshburnh. Geo.Perkins C i/arv.lraH.T.BIanchardC M George Fisher C jlthol Joseph Estabrook C Abishai Samson B Isaac Briggs C Shakers & U Barrf James Thompson C J7o/c?fyzHoratinBardwell C Berlin Reub.Puffer,D.D C John Walker B Bolcon Isaac Allen C Hubbardston Saml. Gay C Boyhton C Zawcas?(?rN.Thayer,D.D.C Henry Archibald B Leicenter John Nelson C Brookfield Eliak. Phelps C Joseph Muenscher E Micah Stone B John Chase F&B Leominster Abel Conant C Charlton Phillios Pay son C James Boomer Lunenburg Dav.Damon C Mcndon SimeonDoggett C Dana Jacob Whipple C Thomas Marshall B Douglas David Holman C Milbury Joseph Goffe C John Yates B Milford David Long C Dudley Abiel Williams C U A'ew 5ram/refJohnFiske C Fitchbg. Rufus A.PutnamC A^'orthboro' JosephAllen C Calvin Lincoln, jr. C A''orlhbridge].Qr2iVityD.Ti.C M&B Jsr.Brookfield 'I'hos.Snell C GarrfnerSumnerLincoln C' OayiArt/nDanl.Tomlinson C Grafton C O.r/brrfEbi-nez.NewhallC Otis Converse B U P/jz7/i^s? . Jos.ChickeringC Hardnukk C Paxton (iaius Conant C Ebenezer Burt B Pf^^rs/za . LutherWillsonC M&U Princeton Saml. Clark C churches and Ministers in Berkshire. I la Alonzn Phillips James Parsons B Ufiton Benjannin Wood C /?oya/s^onEben. Perkins C Uxbridge Sam). Judson C F Jiutland Josiah Clark C Ward Enoch Pond C Shrenvsb. George Allen C Elias Megregory B B W^''.9/6o.ElishaR. ckwoorl C Jacob Wood U Dexter BuUard B SoMM(6oro*Jerobo.ParkerC We-it Boy1ston John Jonathan E. F rbush B Boardman C Southbridge Jason Park C C. C. P. Crasbv B George Angel B W^e*/'nMunsonC.GaylordC Shenccr Joseph Pope C U B ^(?5^W2/;:«?erCyrusMann C Sterling Peter Osgood C Hadron U Sturbridge Alvan Bond C Winchmd. EberL. Clark C Zenas L. Leonard B Samuel Simonds B Sutton C Worccat. Aretius B. Hull C Moses Harrington B Aaron Bancroft, d.d. C TobB. Boonner B Jonathan Going B 7>w/2/tYonC.Wellington C Loammi Ives HoadleyC BERKSHIRE. jidains Samuel Savery ZeworcSam.Sliepard, D.D.C A. Humphrey E Alford B Becket Joseph L. Mills M Mt. Washington M Cheshire Sweet JVev) As BernardstonT .¥ . RogersC Colraine P B Edward Davenport B ^ohn Brooks U B Churches and Ministers in Hampden. 117 B Conwat/JohriEmerson ) q Asa Nil-s J^'orf Mason C Edward Hitchcock J lifieldTho^, Calvin Keves B Orange M DJonathan Grout C C Heath Moses Miller Sunderland Jas. Taylor C AradH'U B Leyd-'n Asa Hibberd fVuTtvick Pres. Smith,j'-.C Leverett Joaas Colburn B IVendelHchn Duncklee C Elijah Montague David Goddard B Montague Aaron Gates Whateley L. P. Bates ) ^ Rutus Wells $ JVenv Salem A. Harding G John R. Goodnough B Levi French C HAMPDEN, Blandford Dorus Clark C B E So, Briwfield^ E Codding B Bnmfield Joseph V < SuUihnvick Caivin Foot C Chester Samuel Abb John D. Hart B John Grant E Rufus Pomeroy Sfi 7772^/?^AiSaml .OsgcodC Silas Kingsley Alejcaider Phoenix C CranvilleTim. M.CooleyC Wm. B. O. Peabody C Joel Bakpr C Joseph Hough B Silas Root B E Holland iJf South Brim- Tolland Roger Harrison C field B WeStfield Isaac Knapp C Longmeadow Baxter David Wright B Dickinson PV.S/irinMm .B.SpragueC Reuben S. Hazen C Ludlow Eben.B.WrightC Thomas Barrett B Monson Alfred Ely C Thomas Rand B Alvan Bennett B M MontgomeryhH.Yoyfler C WUbrah. MosesW^arren C B Ebenezer Bro\vn C Po/merHen'y.H.F.SweetC Alvan Bennett B Hussell ^ M 118 Protestant, Methodist, & B. C. Bishops. BISHOPS. Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. Date of Consecration. Resirlenee. Feb. 4, 1787. Right Rev. William White, D.D. of Penm. Phiiadt- Jhta May 2% 1811. Right Rev. John May H. Hobarr, D. D. of SS! N^w Y 29, 1811. Right Rev. Alexander V. Gmwo!d,D;S! ofX' Kern Diocess, Bristol, R.I. '?' ^- ''^°°'""' ^' "• «^ ^'^'•^' Richmond: Sem Isu u'Sl l^"^- f'''^'^'i J\"i^s Kemp, D. D, of Afori//cnV/, Baltimore. I^ov.Kni lo' i« ; S'^u^. S^''- 19, 1815. Right Rev. John Croes, D D. of Nexv Jerseu, N.w Brims ^l^^,^^-Nath.Bowen,D.D.of'^i:rfrS.'ih"r5S ?eb n' ]l\o 9' «^ '^/"''' Worthm.ton. Oct' 22'l8, Rifh, nt:- n^^"'""*^*^;: S^'«'*^' "/.^ ^^^- ^ ^'""8' <^- Biownell, D.D. LL.D. MaytT. o^' ,„,; ^'.^l*^ Conn.iifnfA 22, 1823. Right Rev. JoIiti S. Ravenscroft, D.D. of Raleigh X cSJ In the „. . „ British Colonies. 1 Right Rev Stanley, D.D. - . Halifax, Nova-Scotia. Methodist Bishops. M'Kendree. Right »3'^«^K^'^^-T?^'il'^,'" Rev. Enoch George, Right *^ ^'''^'"' ^^"^"» *"'' ^'^^' ^'''' EHjah Hedding: ' ^'''* Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Most Rev. Ambrose Mareshall, Archbishop, - - - Baltimore. R.gh Rev. Wjll.am Dubourg, - . Kew Orkant & Louisiana. • Coadjutor to Bishop Flaeet, - Vincennes. R.gh^ fL Rev.wf T^i*" ^^''l''' John England, - .- . ChaAeston,South.Carolina. »'"''• Philadelphia. Right?'l Rev. S!;°'"^i^^"*^*'. Edward Fenwick, - - . , Cincinnati. Ohio. Kight Rev. Benedict Fenwick, Eoston. In the British Colonies. Bight Rev. Joseph O. Plessis, Right 7 Rev. Claud, B. Panel, his Coadjutor, - . . C Qjieleck. Alexander. McDowell, - - .... UbbPr rnr^mln John Jarves Lartigue; .Mon^rcai B. A. McEachern, Prince Edr^ard'sTlaM. The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre-^a- tional Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with °no particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is holden in Boston, in the afternoon of the last Wednesday in May, or day of Election annuaU. ly, at 5, p. M. and the following day at eleven, a. m. After transacting the usual business of the Convention, a sernion is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the cliaritable purpose of relieving the indigent Wid» ovvs of Congregational Clergymen. Convention of Ministers. 119 Difficulties having often arisen in determining, what vidows are the proper objects of the charity of this Con- rention, it was voted June 1, 1815, That a standing Com- nittee be appointed, five of whom shall be chosen cen- rally ; and the remainder in different parts of the State. The five, with the Scribe and Treasurer, shall act as a Reporting Coviviittcc, to receive from the other Members )fthe Committee applications and statements of facts in 3ehalf of persons who may be subjects of the charity of ;he Convention ; and having considered the same, shall ludge of the persons to be relieved, and the proportion to i)e given to each, and make report to the Convention, on :he first day of their meeting annually ; further, that the aames of said Committee shall be annually published in ;he Massachusetts Register. STANDING COMMITTEE. Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d. Rev. Eliphalet Portev, D. D. Rev, Abiel Holmes, d. d. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. Francis Parkman, are the Reporting Committee. Suffolk. Barnstable. Rev. William E. Chan- Rev. John Simpkins. ning, D. D. Rev. Ezra Goodwin. Essex. Worcester. Rev. Peter Eaton, d. d. Rev. Joseph Estabrook. Rev. Brown Emerson Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. C Middlesex. Rev. John Fiske. Rev. Mr. Stearns. Hampden. Rev. Sylvester F. Bucklin. Rev. Isaac Knapp. Norfolk. Hampshire. Rev. Elisha Fiske. Rev. Joseph Lyman, d. ». Plymouth. Franklin. Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Rev, Samuel Willard. Rev. Daniel Huntington. Berkshire. Bristol. Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. r>. Rev. Pitt Clark. Accordingly, when the widow of any Congregational Clergyman is considered an object of the charity of the Cenvention, it is desired that answers to the following questions be given by one of the Standing Committee, by the first of May in each year, to be communicated to the Reporting Committee, that they may possess the docu ments for making a correct report to the Convention. 1 120 General Association of Ministers. 1. What is her age ? 2. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and Uie circumstances of her children ? 3. What is a fair estimate of her property ? 4. What is her ability to help herself? 5. What connexions has she, who are bound to afford her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her ? 6. What is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an object oi charity ; or make it desirable, that she should have aid this year ? The Standing Cotnmittee are also desired to give notic€ to the Scribe, whenever an alteration takes place in the circumstances of the widows, who are objects of charity. Rev. Francis Parkman, of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. John Codman, of Dorchester, Scribe of the Con- vention. Rev. Dr. Packard, first Preacher. Rev. Dr. Lowell, second Preacher. The Convention earnestly recommend to all young gen- tlemen who design to devote themselves to th« work o i the ministry, to spend thai portion of time in the study oi^ divinity, which learned and judicious advisers shall tiling necessary to qualify them for public teachers. General Association in Massachusetts This body was organized in June, 1805. In 1814, i consisted of Delegates from l2 Associations in Massachu setts Proper. Its members " admit, as articles of faith the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally expres sed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and conside these doctrines, which have been generally embraced b^ the churches of New-England, as the " basis of thei. •union." This body wholly disclaims ecclesiastical powe or authority over the Churches, or the opinions of individ uals. The essential objects, as expressed in their Consti tution, are '' to promote brotherly intercourse and harmo ny, and their mutual animation, assistance, and usefulnes as ministers of Christ.'' BIF Annual meetings last Wednesday in June. Methodists. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church i: the United States, there are fifteen Conferences, and mori than 4000 local preachers, besides those who are constantd ly travelling. The increase in the Methodist Churches la!4 year, was 1}),673 members, and 4^ travelling preacherg. 121 University at Cambridge. UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR HAR- VARD COLLEGE. Died or Resigned, c . * J PRESIDE^T5.PRFsiDENTS biducfed. ^^^^ Dunstar, 1640 Rev. Henry Chauncy, s. t. b. 1654 Rev. Charles J^^^ Hoar, m d. 1672 Rev. Leonard ^^^^ Oakes, a. m. 1675 Rev. Uriah ^^^^ Rogers, a. m. 16S2 Doct. John ^^^^ Mather, d. d. , 1685 Rev. Increase 1707 WiUard, a. m. Vice Prcs. i701 Rev. Samuel a. m f. r. s 1708 Hon. John Leverett Wadsworth, a. m. 1725 Rev. Benjamin ^ Holyoke, a. m. 1737 Rev. Edward ^^^^ Locke, d. d. 1770 Rev. Samuel ^^g^ Langdon, d. d. 1774 Rev. Samuel Wiilard, d. d. ll. d. je"J 1781 Rev. Joseph ^^^^ Webber d. d. 1806 Rev. Samuel Kirkland, d.d. ll. d. 1810 Rev. John T. board oy overseers. Governor. His Excellency the Honor the Lieutenant Governor. Hiq Senate. Members of the Council, and of the The Representatives. ThP Sneaker of the House of ex together The President of the University, officios; elected for the purpose, (ex- wiTh the following persons, of the six neighbouring InUa those who were ministers vacancies among whom are totns^n the year 1810,) filled by the Board. William Phillips. Hon. ^^-^'haJdlu's^'FiLke," .p. S'm^ Harris', -D, Tlm'Clir"" Gray. il Jw^vdaid Thomas Artemas \^ ^ ^ ^ g John Lowell, E.q. ll. d. ^^ ^^^^^ Gannett. I^T /s,duJan Thomas B. ,\bielHolmes,D.D. ll.d. u 122- University at Cambridge, CORPORATION. )' President, Rev. John Thornton Kirkland, b.d. ll.d Fellows, Rev. E[ipha,et Porter, d.d. Hon. William l^rcscott, LL.D. Hon. Charles Jackson, ll.d. Hon. Jo- seph Story, ll.d. Treasurer, Hon. John Davis, ll.d. PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &C. Aaron Dexter, m. d. jErving Frofe^aor of Chemistru — Amerifus. r; -- Mass. Prof, ofNatural History. Rev.Henry Ware, D.D. HoUis Professor cf Drvinitu, Hon. Isaac Parker, ll.d. Royail Prof, of Law. Levi Hedge, ll.d. College Prof, of Log and Metahh, Rev. is John Popkin, d.d. Colltge Prof of Greek, James Jackson, m. d. Hersey Prof, ofthe Theory and Pre dice of Physic. Hon. Asihel Stearns, ll.d. Univer. Prof ofLaw. JohnC. Warren, m. d. Hersey ProfofAkaiomy and ^"^ ^^^"^ ""f ^^^ Faculty of Medicine. Sidneyc- ^ ,T,7' Willard, a. m. Hancock Prof of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and Secretary of*^ the Faculty of Theology. ^ John Gorham, m.d. Erving Prof, of Chemistry. ^a7~T7 -^ifoj^i^frof. of JVat. Religion, Moral Philosophy and CivU Polity. John Farrar, a. m. Hollis Prof of Math. ^ JVat, Phil. Andrews Norton, a.m. Dej^ier Prof of Sacred Lit. Jacob Bigelow M.D. Rumford Professor,^ » and Prof of Materia Medica. j j George Tickrmr, a.m. Smith Professor of French and ^/lanish Languages and Literature, and Prof of Belles Lettres. '' -^ Walter Channing, m. d. Prof of Obstctricks and Med- ical Juristirudence. Edward T. Chdnniner, a m. Boylston Professor of Rhetonck and Oratory. ^^^°^ Profssor T K -inrTTTT of Greek Literature. John W. Webster, m.d. Lecturer on Chemistry, Mine^ . ralogy and Geology Charles Folsom, a. m. Librarian. Rev. George Otis, a. m. Tutor in Latin, John Fessenden, a. m. Tutor in Latm. .George R, Noyes, a,m. Tutor in Greek and Registrar: Theological Education Society. 123 James Hayward, a. m. Nathaniel Gage, a. m. George Riple\ , A B. Tutors m Mathcmatickst and Natural Philosofihy* William Farojer, A.M Proctor. VVilli.im P. Lunt, a b. Proctor, J.^hi. L. Sibley, a.b. jlssistant Librarian^ Francis Sales, Esq List meter in French and Sfianhh, Thomas NuUhU, Esq. Curator of the Botanic Garden, The Coll'-'ge Library contains about 26,000 volumes. The Boylst 'n Medical Library, exceeding 1000 vol- umes, IS distinct from the public Library of the Uni- versity. Fhe usii il time of examination for the freshmen class, is the Friday next after Commencement. Ti'C time oi residence of undergraduates at the Uni- versity, except for those, who enter at an advanced standine, is four years. Vacations. FirH, four weeks and ten days from Coii^mencenient. Second^ seven weeks from the 4th F id y in December. Th^rd, two weeks from the 3d F;iday in May. Commencement on the last Wednesday in August. Public Ej Society for firomoting Theological Education in Har- vard University. President^ Hon. Benjamin Pickman, of Salem. Secreiary^ Rev. James Walker, of Charlestown. Treasu>-er^ Samuel A. Eliot, of Boston. Trustees, Hon. Daniel A. White, of Salem, Joseph T'lrkerm.m, D.D. of Chelsea, Stephen Higgirson, jr. E-^q. tf Cambridge, Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. Henry- Ware, jr. 124 Williams College. PHI BETA KAPPA. Alfiha of Massachusetts* Anniversary at Cambridge, day after Commencement. President^ Hon. Joseph Story, ll.d. Vice President, Rev. Edward Everett. Corresfu i^ Rec. Secr'y, Prof. Joseph G. Cogswell. Williams College. Incorporated June 22, 1793. jlpfiointed, p RESi d ents. Died or Resigned, 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, D.D. 1815 1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, d.d. 1821 1821 Edward Dorr Griffin, d.d. Vice President^ Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. Treasurer^ Hon. Daniel Noble, Esq. Secretary^ Charles A. Dewey, Esq. Professor of Divinity, Edward D. Ciriffin, d.d. Prof, of Mathemancs, JVat, Philoso/ihy^ and LecturcY n in Chemistry^ Ebenezer Kellogg, a.m I ' Prof of Languages, William A. PtT'er, a.m. Tutorst William Hervey, a.b. Mark Hopkins, a.b. BOARD or TRUSTEES. Rev. Edward D. Griffin, d.d. Joseph Woodbridge, Esq. Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. Levi Glezen, Esq. Rev. Samuel Shepard, d. d. Thaddeus Pomeroy, Esq, Rev. Timothy M. Cooley. Rev. Isaac Knapp. Rev. Thomas Snell. Rev. Ezra Fisk, d. n. Hon. Ezra Starkweather. Hon. William P. Walker. Hon. Daniel Noble. Charles A. Dewey. Esq. Hon. Joseph Lyman. Rev. Rufus W. Bailey. VvCATioNs. Firsts 4 weeks from Commencement. Second^ 6 weeks from the Wednesday succeeding the 4th Wednesday in December. Thirds 3 weeks from the third Wednesday in May, Commencement, first Wednesday in September. Five thousand dollars have been gi en to this Cr liege, by the late Woodbridge Little. Esq. of Pittsfield. the interest of which is to be applied to the education of pious young men (who have not the means of obtaining a liberal education) for the ministry. Amherst and Bowdoin Colleges. 1£5 Amherst College. Incorporated Feb. 1825. Afifmnted. presidents. Died. 1821 Rer. Zephaniah Swift Moore, d.d. s.t.p. 1823 1823 Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. d. Prof of Che Grerk Language and Belles Lettres, Rev. Nathan VV. Fiske, a. m. Prcf of Oriental Literature, Rev. Jonas King, a.m. Frof. of Chemistry and statural History , Rev. Edward Hiichcctck, A. M. the Frof of Hebrenv and Latin Languages, Rev. Sol- omcn Peck. a.m. Prof of Rhetoric and Oratory^ Samuel M. Worces- ter, A. M. Prof of Mathematics and Katural Philosophy. Jacob Abbot, AM. Tutor in Mathematics, Ebenpzer S. Snell, a. m. Treasurer, John Lei md Esq. Secretary, Ruius Graves. Esq. board of trustees. Rev. Heman Humphr y. d.d. Hon. Marcus Morton, Joshua Rev. Crosby, Hon. Jr^nathan Leavitt, Rev. Jo- seph Lyman, d.d. Hon. Jhn Huoker, Rev. James Taylor, Hon. Lev. is Strong, Rev. Jonai ban Going, Rev. Joseph Vaill, S. V. S. Wilder. Evq. Rev. Alfred Ely, Israel E. Trask, Esq. Rev. Francis Way land, jr. Hon. Elihu Lyman. Commencement, fourth Wednesday in August. Vacations. First four weeks from Commence- ment. 6" cond, six weeks from the fourth Wednesday in December. Third, three weeks from the second Wednesday in My. Boivdoin College, at Brunswick, (Maine, J Incorporated June 24, 1794. Inducted. presidents. Died. 1802 Rev. Joseph M Keen, D.D. 3807 1807 Rev. Jesse Appleton, d. d. 1819 1820 Rev. William Allen, d.d. L2 . College- ]^26 Bowdoin BOARD OF trustees; President, Rew William Allen, d d. Packard, d.d. Vice- President, Rev. Hezekiah Secretary. Hon. Benjamin Orr. Eijah Kellogg, Hon. Rev. Thomas Lancaster, Rev. R^v. Ehphalet Prentiss Mellen, Hon. Josiah Stebbms Rev. Ichabod Nichols, Gillet, D.D. John Abbot, Esq D.D. Hon. Stephen Lnngfellow,jr. Whole number of Trustees, 24. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. President, Hon. Jeremiah Bailey. Esq. Vice President, Robert H. Gardiner, Secretary, Robert D. Dunnirg, Esq. Abbot. Esq. Treasurer, Jc hn -j ^ r .u« Whole number 55. including the President of the Trustees. : College, and the Secretary of the PROFESSORS. and Lecturer on Prof, of Math, and Nat. Philosophy, Materia Medtca, Chemistry and Mineralogy, arid Parker Cleaveland, LL.D. ., Philoso/ihy.Wil- Assistant Prof, of Math, and .Vat. liam Smyth, a.m. , ... Literature, Alphe- Prof of Languages, and Classical PrlfofAnltomy and the Theory and Practice of PAv6ic, John D.Wells, M.D. and Lecturer on Prof of Rhetorick and Oratory, Political Economy. Samuel P Newman. and Lecturer on\ Prof. ofMetaph. and Moral Philos Sacred Literature, Thomas C. Upham. a. m. , Joseph^ Librarian and Tutor in the French Language, Hale Abbot, a. m. volumes. Ihe^ The Library contains more than 6000 of paintings con. Society Libraries. 2500. The gallery the works of the tains 72 pieces, many of which are celebrated artists. most ^ CommenceraenW„ »i.- Vacations- First, 4 weeks from in January Second, 6 weeks from the first Wednesday atter the. Third! ^ weeks from the first Wednesday May. third Monday of c«^f^„,hp..i, in Septembers Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday Walerville and Columbian Colleges. 127 BETA KAPPA. Mfiha of Maine. PHI Commencement. \nmversarv at Brunswick, day after ' President. Parker Cleaveland, ll d. Longfellow. Vice President, Hon. Stephen P. Newman. Tierordins- Secretary, Prof Samuel Daveis. Esq. forrespfndln^ Secretary, Charles S. Treasurer, Robert H. Gardiner. Esq. ' Waterville College, (Maine.) d. President. Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, d. Chapin, dd. Prot'Zr of Theology., Rev. Stephen Lecturer in ^amralPIa^ ^Prtfeslor ^Languages, and Avery Briggs, a.m. losotihy and Chemistry, Rev, a.b. Tutor and Librarian, Ephraim Iripp, Tutor^ Addison Parker, a.b. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. d. president. Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, d Secretary, Rev. Otis Briggs. rr^flswrer. Hon. Timothy Boutelle. Merr.U, Hon. Revfaivanus Boardman/Rev. Daniel Weston jr. Rev. John William King, Hon. Nathan Robert Low, Rev, Lu- H.v.«" Rev.^john Tripp, Rev. Excellency Albion K. Parns, Hon. rius Bnlles, D.b, His Warren. Urial Snezer T. """^if'^ijr Mark Sir ^iSam^E^^^Re^.- "I sfe ?ns!|:v^. Esq. To^^rw^ver, lapheth C -Washburn, College. J^culiy of the Columbian PuipU E^o- ZS'^JS^ol!^:Z^ of D^inuy anU of the Learned ^"AleKander Caswell, a.m. Prof, Mathematics, ^"Rfv">^imamRugs;ks,A.M. Prof of and '="4."sfwK'». professor of Anatomy ChemUtr., ^tmes^si. Staughlon, m.d. Professor of ^nd Geologi/. 128 Yale College. Yale College^ at Miv Haven. Founded A. D. iroo. '^Ptiomted. PRESIDENTS. Died or resigned. 1701 Rev. Abrahan) Pearson, 170r 1719 Rev. Timothy Cutler, D.D. 1722 1727 Rev. Elisha Williams, 1739 1739 Rev. Thomas Ciap, 1766 ^-phtali Dagget, d.d. irrr S^""* 1777 . 1777 Rev. Ezra Styles, DD. LL.D. I795 ^ev. Timothy Vo^d Dwignt d.d. ll.d. 1817 lt>17 Kev. Jeremiah Day, d.d. ll.d. FELLOWS. rp. ^ T. 1 he Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and six senior btate benators, together with the following Clergy- men, viz. Calvin Chapin. d.d. Joseph Strong, dd Benoni Upson, D.D. Amos Rassett. d.d. John Eliot* °- ^: ,^ev. David Smith, Rev. M :tthew Noyes! Daniel Smith, Andros Elliot, Rev. Noah Porter. p - PROFESSORS. J;^^^^^^^tes ofMedicine, P?nf f/!l' Eneas Munson.M.D. aLnf\ f^T^^''' ^''''''''' ""f P^'V'^'^ Surgery ^"^''^' Prof ^JV''^': ^'^'u^' ^'' ^- ^•^•^^•^- Lond. jt^^ifKifit^T'/r''^"^ ^^'^'^ ^^'^^-^-^ and Botany, and Lecturer ^'theme tlf^n'I'^'i^rfi^ on Uiseases oj Children, Eli Ives, m d '^^^^ ^^''^^'" T- p'r{f''L-^'f?''^' Fitch, A.M. tJ^chTi """ °™'°^^- «^^'- Cha-ncey A. '^"'^""in- *•" John H. Latl.rop, am. '^tvuUl''""^'Sylvester Hovey, a.m. Solomon Stoddard a m --• Alexander C. Twiaing; AA. M.M Henryh";' ^Z°9^'^y'White, a . m. Josiah Brewer, a. m. [Brown University. 129 Treasurer, Hon. James Hillhouse, ll.d. Stewardy Stephen Twining, Esq. The Library contains about 6000 volumes. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from Commencement. Second, 2 weeks from the 2d Wednesday in January. T/iirdf from the 1st Wednesday in Miy, 4 weeks. Commencement is on the 2d Wednesday in Sept. PHI BETA KAPPA. Mfiha of Connecticut. President^ Hon. William Bristol. Vice President, Josiah W Gibbs, a.m. Corresponding Secr'y, Saml. J. Hitchcock. Treasurer, Charles Hooker, m. d. IVashington College, at Hartford. |Prfs2V/en?,TheRt.Rev.ThomasC. Brownell,D.D lld. ^Professor of Belles Lettres and Oratory, Rev George W. Doane, a. m. I \Prof. of Chemistry ^Mineralogy, Frederick Hall, a,m. Prof ofAgricidture and Political Economy, Horatio I Hick nek, \ a.m. 1 Prcf, of Botany, George Sumner, m. d. I Tutor, Rev. Hector Humphrey, a. m. ' Com mencement, last Wednesday in August. Brown University at providence, R. L Founded by charter, 1764- Organized at Warren, ires. First Commencement (at Warren) 1769. Re- moved to Providence, 1770. Occupied as a hospital from 1776 to 1782. Received its present designation, 1804. Medical school commenced, 1810. App ointe.d. presidents. Died or Resigned, 1765 Rev. James Man- ing, n.D. 1791 1792 Rev. Jonathan Maxcy. d-d. 1802 1802 Rev. As Messer, s.t.d. ll.d. The Corporation is composed of 12 Fellows, and 36 Trustees. The former have exclusivelv the pow^er of conferring degrees. In ^^il! other acts, the two bodies have concurrent jurisdiction. FELLOWS. Solomon Drown, m. d. Robert Rogers, Esq. James Brown.Esq. Rev. HenryWight, d.d, Saml.Eddy.LL.D. 130 Dartmouth CollesreO" Rev. Asa Messer, d.d. ll d. Rev. Nathan B. Crocker, Rev. Hei.ry Edes, Nathaniel Searle,jr. ll.d. H.v, Lucius Boiles, DD. Rev. Francis Way laud, jr. Hon. Nich iks Brown, Esq. Trustees, Right Rev. Alexander V. Griswoid, d. d. Chancellor, and 35 (»thers. PROFESSORS. Prof, ofMatfTiaMedica^J' /sotanu, ^clomon Drowr,ar.D. Prof, of Tlu or y\Sf Practice of yftd. Levi Whe :ton, m.d. prjf. of Oratory and Belles LettreSy Hun. Tnsiam Burg S, AM LL.D. Prf. -jf Chemistry fohn D'Wolf, a.m. Prof of Anatomy £5" Surgery. Usher Parsons, m.d. Piqf of J\'alural History and Librarian, Horatio Gates bo\4en A. M. Prof of Matfiematics and Natural Philosophy-, Rev. Alv^ Woods, A. M. Prof ofMoralPhilJs" Metaju William G. Goddard,A.M. Prof ofLanguages, Romeo Elton, a. m Tutors, Silas a. Crat^e, Gtorge V\'. K» ely. Preceptor of the Gra?nmar ^chooL Geo. W. Keely, a.b. Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in Sept. Medical Lectures commence on the 3d Wednesday of November. Vacatioks. First, 3 weeks from Comme'^cement. Second, 8 weeks from the last Wednesday in D< cum- ber. Third, 2 weeks from the 8d Wednesday in May. Dartmouth College, at Hunover, JV. //. Founded in 1769. .appointed. president.s. Died or Pesierned. 1769 Rev. Eleazer Wheelock, d.d. 1779 1779 Hon. Joh.^ Wheelock, ll.d. 1815 1815 Rev. Francis Brown, d.d. 1820 1820 Rev. Daniel Dana, d.d. 1821 1822 Rev. Bennet Tv ler, d.d. professors. Prof of Math, is* JVat. Philo.s. Ebenezer Adams, a.m. Phillifis Prof of Theology, Rev. Roswell Shurtltff a.m. Prof, of Anatomy, Surgery and Odstetricks, Reuben D. Mussey, m. d. University of Vermont, 131 ^f^^^Vbiology. Theory and Practice ^^^kf' of Physic, Madna Mrdica, and of Intellectual and Moral Phil, Daf.iel Oliver, m.d. PrcfofChem. Mm. and Pharm. 1stc. James F Dana. PrufofRhct and Oratory, Kev.Chs.H.Kadduck.A.M. Prqf. of the Latin and Greek Languages^ William Chambenain. a. m. Tutor.?, Oliver Canton, a.b. Sila Aikin, a.b. Preceptor of Moore's School, Thomas Tenney, a.b. Commencement is on the Wednesday preceding the test Wfd.esday in Aijgast. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, from the fi st Monday in January, 7 weeks. Third, irom the Thursday next preceding the last iVedntsday in May, two and a half weeks. The Libraries contain about 12,000 volumes. Phi Beta Kapfia. Alpha ofNew Hampshire. President, Levi Wordbury, ll.d. Anniversary at Hmover the day after Commenc. Univeraity of Vermont. Established at Burlington, 1791. appointed. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1800 Rev. Dnniel C. Sanders, d.d. l'814 18 i6 Rev. Samue! Austin, D.D. 1821 1822 Rev. Daniel Haskell, D.D. 1824 18' 4 Rev. John Wheeler, 1825 1825 Rev. Willard Preston, a. m. PROFESSORS. 'rnf ofLearved Languages, Rev. Marston Eastburn. •ecturer on Surgery^and Theory andPrac. ofPhysiCf Natn^in R. vSmith, m. d. rof }f Anatomy l^ Physiology, Nathan R Smith, m.d. 'T'f'fChmistry isf Pharmacy^ ArthurL. Porter, m.d. ''^- of Botany 6* Materia Mtdica, Wm, Paddock, m.d. Commencement, 2d Wednesday in August. 'iddlebury College^ (Vermont.) Inc. Nov. 1, 180O, President^ Rev. Joshua Bates, s.t.d. 'rof of Math, and JVat. Phil. George W. Benedict, 'rof of Math. ^ JVat. Phif. Edward Turner. 132 New Jersey College, Ptqf. of Learned Languages, Rev. John Hough, A. Nf. Lecturer en Chetnisiry^ Jonathan A. Allen, m. d. Tutor and Lib arian, John Stevens, a. m. Vacat IONS. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Stcmd, 7 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in January. Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the 3d Wednesday in August. JVew-Jersey College, at Princeton, Founded, a.d. 1738, and called Nassau-Hall. Inducttd. PRESIDENTS. Died or Resigned.] 1746 Rev. Jonathan Dickinson, A. M. 1747 1748 Rtv. Aaron Burr, a. m. 1757 1757 Rev. Jonathan Edwards, A. m. 1758 1759 Rev. Samuel Duvies, a. m. 1761 1761 Rev, Samuel Finley, d. d. 1766 1768 Rev. John Withei^poon, d.d. ll.d. 1795 1795 Rev. Saml. Stanhope Smith, DD. LL.D. 1812 1812 Rev. Ashbel Green, D.D. LL.D. 1822 1823 Rev. James Carnahan, d. d. Prof, of Languages and Belles Lettres, Robert Pation, a. m. prof of Mathematics, Henry Vethake, a. m. Prof, of Chtmiatry, Exfie'rimental Fhilosofihy anek Natural History, Jicob Green, a. m. The Commencement is on the last Wednesday h September. Vacations. From Commencement six weeks, am^ in the spring, four weeks, immediately preceding th eleventh of May. South Carolina College^ at Columbia. President, Thomas Cooper, m.d. Prof, of Languages, Thomas Pctrk, ll.d. Prof, of Logic and Moral Philosophy , Rev Benjami R. Montg' mery. HamUiton College, Clinton, Oneida County, CN. Y. ' Founded, 1812. President, R(>v. Henry Davis, d d. Prof of Math, and Nat. Phil. 1 heodore Strongs a. ^ Prc^\ ofLanguages, Rev, Jo^n Monteith. a, m. Theological Institution, Andover. ISO ^rof, of Chemistry ^ IVIineralogy , Josiah Noyes, m. d. Tutors, Orlando L. Kirtland, a m. Henry Axtell, A b. Crnimencement, 4th Wednesday in August. Vacations. First, ^ 6 weeks from'Commenccment. iecond, 3 weeks fronti 2d Wednesday in January. Third, 4 weeks from the 2d Wednesday in May, Union College, Schenectady.. fJV. Y.J Eliphalet Nott, d.d. President. Prof, of Logic & Moral Fhilos. Andrew Yates, d.d. ^rof. of Languages, Robert Proudfit. ^ro/ 1 of Math. IS^Nat. Phil. Rev. Aionzo Pctter, a. m. jof of Chemistry and Mineralogy, Joel B. Noit, a.m. I .Tutors, John Yates, A. m, John Proudfit, a.m. John Davis, A. M. ; Commencement 4th Wednesday in July. I Vacations, i^i's^, 7 weeks from Commencement. >econdy 3 weeks in Dec. Third, 3 weeks in April. Phi Beta Kappa. President, Thomas McAulev, ll.d. Corresponding Secr'y, Andrew Yates, d.d. Fegisttr, i Giles F. Yates. I Secretary, Joel B. Nott. Vheological Institution, |. Jndcvi r. Founded, a . d . 180?*' board of trustees. I President, Hon. I William Phillips. Hon. William Phillips, Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. ion. Josiah Quincy, Rev. Daniel Dana, d.d. Rev. Ibiel Holmes, d.d. John Adams, a.m. Samuel H. Valley, Esq. Hon. Samuel Hubbard, Jonathan Phillips, i^sq Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d. Rev. Justin Edwards. Clerk, Mark Newman, Esq Treasurer.^ Samuel Farrar, Esq. board of visitors. President, William Bartlet, Esq. Secretary, Rev. Calvin Chs;pin, d. d. William Bartlet, Esq. Moses Brown, Esq. Hon. ieorge Bliss, ll. d. Rev. Calvin Chapin, d. d. PROFESSORS. "iartlet Prof of Sac Rhetoric, Rev. Eben. Porter, d.d. Mot ProfChrisiianThcolo.M Rev. LeonardWoods, d.d. 134 Massachusetts Medical Society. Js,soc. Prof. Sacred LiteraturCy Rev. Moses Stuart. Brown Prof, uf Sac, Rhet. Rev. James Murdock, d.d. Vac ATI o N s. First, 6 weeks from the first Thurs- day in May. Second, 6 weeks from the 4th Thursday in September. American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Incorporated May 5, 1780. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 4th Tues. in May. Presidenty Hon. John Quincy Adams, ll.d. Vice President, John T. Kirkland, d.d, ll.d. Recording Secretary^ Edward Everett. Corresponding Secretary, Hon. John Pickering. Treasurer, Hon. Thomas L. Winthrop. Fice Treasurer, Jacob Bigelow, m.d. Librarian is' Cabinet Keefier, Seth Bass, m. d. Massachusetts Medical Society. Inc. Nov. 1781. Annual meeting held in Boston, on the 1st Wed. in June. Officers elected in June, 1825. Presidenty James Jackson, m. d. Vice President, Abraham Haskell, m. d. Corresponding Secr'y, John Dixwell, m. d. Recording Secr'y, John Gorham, m. d. treasurer, Jacob Bigelow, M. d. Librarian is" Cabinet Keeper, Geo. Hayward,M.D. Censors for the Society at large, and for the first Medical District ofthe State. John Dixwell, m.d. John G. Coffin, m. d. James P. Chaplin, m.d. Rufus Wyman, m.d. John Gorham, m.d. Censorsfor the second Medical District, John Green, John Homans, Edward Flint, Benja- min F. Hayward, Charles W. Wilder. Censorsfo r the third Medical District. Elihu Dwight, William Hooker, Joseph H. Flint, Daniel Collins, David Hunt. Censorsfor the fourth Medical District. Benjamin Rogers, John Delamatre, Charles WoF- thington, A. Perry, William H. Tyler. Massachusetts Medical Society. 135 The Censors for the Society at large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of c.^nd^dfltes frr the pnictice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting <^'f the Fel! Society, as provided in the Act cf Incorporation ; and on the last Wednesdays of Januuy and Jul.. Those for the second Medical District, in Worces- ter, on the Wednesday f^^llowaig the third M nday \n June. Those for the third M-di.:al District, if North- ampton, on the Wcdn-sday following the third Tues- day in September. Tiiose for the tou'th Medical Dis- trict, in Lenox, on the Wv dnesday following th» sec- ond Tues' lay in September annua i!y. By an Act ot the Legislature or this Commonwealth, passed Februay 19, 1819, it is provided, Th-^.t no per- son entering upon the pr ctice of Physic or Surgery, after the first day of July, 1819. shall be entitled to the benefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- cruing from his professional services, unless he shall, previously to rendering those services, have been li- censed by one of the foregoing Boards of Censors, or shall have been graduated a Doctor of Medicine in Harvard University. Counsellors of the Society, Suffolk. Drs. D;'V)d To\\nsend, Aaron Dexter, Wiiham Spooner, Asa Bullard, John G. Coffin, John Dixwell, James Jackson, Benjamin Shuvtleft". John C. Warren, John Gorham, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, John B. Brown, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hay ward, Enoch Hale, jr. Essex. Drs. Edward A. Holyoke, Benjamin L.Oli- ver, John D. Treadwell, Oliver Prescott, James Gard- ner, Nehemiah Cleavel^nd, Nathaniel Bradstreet, Richard Hazeltine, Joseph Kittridge. Middlesex. Drs. Isaac Hurd, Amos Bancroft, Cal- vin Thomas, Abiel Hey wood, RutusWyman, James P. Chaplin, Thomas Bucklin, John Walion, Abraham R. Thompson, Howe. Worcester. Drs. Abraham Haskell, Stephen Batch- eller, jr. John Green, Daniel Thurber, Jacob Holmes, John Homans. Hampshire. Drs. Elihu Dwight, Enos Smith, Wil- i 136 Historical Societies. liam Hooker, Joseph H. Flint, Seth Lathrop, Alpheus i F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams. Berkshire. Drs. Daniel Collins, Benjaniin Rogers, v Heary H. ChiWs, William H. lyler, R(^bert Worthing- ton, Habhard Bartlett. JSTorfolk. Drs Amos Hnlbrook, John Bartlett, Na- thaniel Miller, Robert Thaxter, Samuel Bugbee, Jere- Stimpson. my ^ ,x • ^t .u Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Cushmg Otis, Nathan Havward. . Bristol and Bar7istable. Drs. Benjamin Biilings,i Alexander Rsed, Josiah Batchelder, Johnson. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. Presidentt Robert Fennel ly. Vice President, WiJlitm B. White. Treasurer^ Ephraim L. Eliot. Secretary^ Terence Wakefield. TRUSTEES. Tohn Bacon, John Thayer, Daniel Noyes, Thomas* Farrin^ton, Joseph Kidder, Henry White. MEMBERS. Ephraim Eliot, Thomas Bartlett, Robert Fennelljr.ij Elifis Mivn trd. John Bacon, John J. Brown, Ephrainm L. Ei ot. John F. Eliot, Charles White, Henry White,, Wil.iam B. White, Samuel Clark, Thomas Farrington, J^.hn Thayer, Terence Wakefield, Samuel N. Brewer, Daniel Noves, Joseph Kidder, Daniel Henchman, Wil- liam Blastland, Ebenezer C Preston, John P Whit- wea, Gideon B. Blastland, Sampson Reed, Adonis How- ard, and Jonathan Webb, Salem. T— — r Berkshire Medical Instifution, at Pittsjield. Connected with Williams College. Inc. Jan. 1824. President, Josiah Goodhue, m . d . Massachusetts Historical Society. Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791. Incorp. Feb. 19. 1794» Statute meetings, last Thursdays of January, April, and October, and the day before Commencement at Harvard College. President., Hon. John Davis, ll.d. Recording Sec'ry, Rev, Charles Lowell, d.d. Historical Societies. 137 Corresfionding Sec*ry, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d , d . Treasurer^ James Savage, Esq. Librarian, Rev. William Jenks. Cabinet Keeper^ Redford Webster. Esq. Committee f07' prefianng and fiublinhirig 2d vohime, Id^SerieSf John Pickering James C. Merrill, Benjamin N^ichols, and James Bowdoir}. Standhig Committee^ Thomas L. Winthrop, Esg^ James Freeman, d. d. Rev. John Pierce, D.D.Francis C. Gray, Esq. Nath.m Haie, Esq. Essea: Historical Societij. Pressid'Tit, Edward A. Holyoke, m.d. ll.d. Vicf President, Hon. Joseph Story, ll d. Corresfionding Urcr'y, Hon. John G Ki'.g. BecordiJig Stcr'y, William Proctor. Esq. Treasurer, Hon. JStt phen White, Esq. Librarian ^ Cabinrt Keeper^ Chs. C. Clark, Esqv Worcester Historical Society, Organized April 19. 1825. President, Hon. William Stedman. Vice- Presidents^ Hon. John Davis, andDoct. John Green. Corresfionding Sec^ry , Isaac Goodwin, Recording Sec^ry, VVilliam Lincoln. Treasurer, Doct. Benjamin F. Heywood. Worcester Lyceum. President, John Green. Secretary, William Lincoln. Executive Committeet Frederick W. Paine, Isaac Davis, William Lincoln. Aweiican Antiquarian Society. Incorporated October 24, 1812. Yearly meeting for the choice of Officers, Sec. 23d of October, (the day on which Columbus first discovered America,} and when the same shall fall on Sunday, then en the Monday following. At this meeting a pub- lic address is delivered. President, Isaiah Thomas, ll.d. Worcester, M2 ^ 138 Academies m Massachusetts. First Vice-President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.p. Second do. do. His Excellency DeWitt Clinton, ll.d.i of New York. Counsellors, Hon. Edward H. Robbins, Benjamim Russell, Rev. William Jenks, Charles Lowell, d d.i Hon. Thomas L. Winthrop, Oliver Fiske, Abijah Big-i elovv, Levi Lincoln, Edward D, Bangs, Samuel M,i Burnside, Esqrs. ^ RecoTding Secretary, Rejoice Newton, Esq. Worces. Assistant Recording Secretary, James Bowdoin, Esq. of Boston. ' Corresfionding Secretaries, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d.i Rev. Thaddeus M. Harris, d.d. Samuel Jennison, Esq,L Treasurer, Nathaniel Macarty, Esq. Worcester. Assistant Treasurer., Elisha Clap, Esq. Boston. Librarian and Cabinet Keefier, Samuel Jennison, Esq. of Worcester. ^ Boston Debating Society. President, William Hayden, jr. Vice President, Gerry Fairbanks. Secretary, Francis C. Whiston. Treasurer, Charles Ewer. ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Academy., Phillifis at Andover, Incor. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES, President, Hon. William Phillips. Hon. William Phillips. Boston; Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Hon. Josiah Quincy, Boston ; Rev. Daniel Dana, D.D. Londonderry ; Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Cannbridge; John Adams, a.m. Andover; Samuel H. Walley, Esq. Boston ; Jonathan Phillips, Esq. Boston Hon. Samuel ; Hubbard, Boston ; Rev. Justin Edwards, Andover; Rev. Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d. ClerA, Mark Newman, Esq. of Andover. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, Esq. of Andover. INSTRUCTERS. Princifial, John Adams, a. m. Permanent Assistant, Jonathan Clement, A. at. Teacher of Penmanshifi, William Jones.j Teacher of Sacred Music, Eber Child. Academies in Massachusetts. 1S9 Dummer Academy at JVeivburyt—Preceptor, Nehemi- ah Cleaveiand, a. m. JVeioburyfiort Academy. Precefitor^ Alfred W. Pike. Pr cefitresSi Phillippia Call. Bradford Academy. Precefitor^ Benjamin Greenleaf. Precefitress^ Abigail C. Ha^eitine. Merrimack Academy at Bradford. Precefitor^ Mr. Tenney. Preceptress, Sophia Perry. Amherst Academy. President, Rev. Heman Humphrey, d.d Vice- President t Rev. Joshua Crosby, Secretary^ Rufus Graves, Esq. Treasurer, Lucius Boltwood, Esq. Princifial Instructor, Elijah Paine, jr. A, m. Assistant Instructor, John S. C. Abb' t. a. b. Uo/ikins, at Hadley, Dr. Oliver S. 1 aylor, a. M»Pfec. Giles C. Kellogg, Assistant. Miss Blair, Preceptress. Monson, Rev. Simeon Colton, Preceptor. Westfields Rev. Emerson Davis, a.m. Preceptor. Miss Elizabeth R. Fiske, Preceptress. Uxbridge, Abiel Jaques, Preceptor. Milton, Mr. Webster, Preceptor. Marblehead, Duncan Bradford. Lenox, Mr. Hotchkiij, Preceptor. Stockbridge, Jared Curtis, a.m. Preceptor. Lexingto?i, Thomas Sherwin, Preceptor. Sandiuich Academy. President, Rev. Ezra S. Goodwin. Treasurer, Melatiah Bourne, Esq. Secretary, Seth F. Nye, Esq. Precefitor, Luther B. Lincoln. Taunton, J. L. Watson, Preceptor. Miss Scott, Preceptress. Billerica^ Jason Whitman, Preceptor. JVrentham, Bay's, Mr. Perkins, Preceptor* Lancaser^ Levi Fletcher, Preceptor .^ . 140 Academies in Massachusetts* Plymouth Jcademy, Bridgcivater. Presidenty Hon. Kilborn Whitman. Secretary, Nathan Mitchell, Esq. Treasurer^ Daniel Mitchell, Esq, J. A. Shaw, Preceptor. Sarah Shaw, Preceptress. Framinghcm Academy. Incorporated in 1799. Funds, §7,000. Trustees, Kev, David Kellogjg, Hon. ArtemasWard, John Trowbridge, Esq. Rev. Ralph Sanger, Maj. Ben- jamin Wheeler, Josiah Adams, Esq. Rev. JosephField, Rufus Hosmer, Rev. Rufus Hurlbut, Precefitor, George Fo!som, a. m. Tyngsborough, Joshua Coffin, a. b. Preceptor. Per- manent fund, 2,222 dollars. Bradford Academy. Miss Abigail C. Hazeltine, Preceptress. Mrs. Sarah Kimball, Assistant Preceptress. Grot on, Asa F. Lawrence, Preceptor. Derby Academy^ at Hingham. Rev. Daniel Kimball, a, m. Preceptor. Miss Waterman, Preceptress. Leicester Academy, at Leicester. Funds, SlfiOQO. President., Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. of Worcester. Secretary y Kev John Ne!.son, of Leicester. Treasurer, Hon. Abijah Bigelow, of Worcester. Princifial Instructor, John Richardson, a.m. Precefitor of the English dejiartment, Alonzo Hill, and fifteen Trustees. Deerjicld Academy. President, Rev. Samuel Willard. Secretary Isf Treasurer, William S. Williams, Esq. Prece/itor, Zenas Clapp, a. m. Precefitress, Miss Sarah Goodhue. This Academy is furnished with a considerable phi- losophical apparatus, imported from London, by Rev. John Prince, ll.d. of Salem, Mass. and also a Library tor the use of the students. Also a mineralogical col- lection, and other curiosities, ^ Pittafield Female Acadimyi InclSOe. Funds, 1^4,000. /' x 1"*^ Marine Societies. Boston. Massachusetts Humane Society, at 2d Tues- ncorporated Feb. 23, 1791. Officers ehosen day in December. Prfsid-nts \^vox\ Dexter. Esq. m.d. m.d. First Vice-President^ William Spooner, Second r^ce- Prd-szV/enr, Samuel Cobb. Trrasu^t-r. Henderson Inches. d.b^ Corrfsfionding Sec'ry, Rev. Charles LoweU, Eecordin^ Stc'ri/, Francis J. Oliver. An^f^n* Trustees, Captain Benjamin Rich, J^^naihan Cobb, John Heard, jr. John C. '\'arren. m.d. Samuel Peter O. Thacher, Francis Parkman. Merrimack Humane Society at Nenvburyfiort. 1804- Instituted in 1802. Incorporated March 7, Septero, Officers annually chosen on the 1st Tuesday m Prewlent, Jeremiah Nelson. Vice-President^ William B. Banister. Treasurer, Jonathan Gage, E?q. Pecordintf Sec'ru, Nathaniel Coffin. Corre.^fiondin^ Sec'ry, Rev. James Morss. Boston Marine Society, Instituted 1742. Incorporated 1754. Officers elected on the 1st of November, 1825. B. Wales.Treas. William Sturgis, President. I Thomas Thomas English, Sec'ry. Joshua Blake, Vice do. I Trustees, Benjamin Smi«h, Benjamin Rich,Winslow Lewis, Joseph Ripley, WiUiam Lander, John Pratt, Charles Tracy, David Low, Nehemiah Parsons, John Port Wardens, Benjamin Smith, John Cruft, Joseph Ripley. Committee of Relief, Nathaniel Curtis. John Cruft, Charles V. Parsons, 1 W Lewis, James Freeman. Committee of Ob8ervation,W\W:\2im Sturgis, William Lander, Benjamir- Smith. Committee to retfidate Pilots, William Sturgis, Ben- jamin Smith, Benjamin Rich. Commif-tee of Accounts, George Bethune, Edward Crnft, William Sl'immin. Wirdens 13* Stewards, Nathan Bridge, Charles Bradbury, Zebedee Cook, jr. 142 Marine and Bible Societies. Salem Marine Society. Instituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated in 1/71. Officers elected on the last Thursday in Octobei Master^ Captain John Oisgood. Treasurer, Gideon Tucker. Cierky Nathaniel Knight. Salem East India Marine Society. Instituted in Nov. 1799. Incorporated March 3, 18011 Officers elected on the 1st Wednesday in January. President, Stephen White. Insfiector of the Journals, George Cleaveland. J^ecording Secretary, Henry Ropes. Treasurer^ W^illiam Fettyplace. Corresponding Secretary, John W. Treadwell. Sufierintendent of the Museum, Doctor M. A. Ward.1 Distributor cf Journals, Henry Elkins. East India Marine Hall Cor/ioration, Salem, Incorporated June 7, 1824. President, Stephen White. 7V;?'aswr/?»-, William Fettyplace, Clerk ^ Peter Lander, jr. Directors, Abijah Northey, Nathaniel L. Roeers.^ Samuel Rea. Newburyport Marine Society. Instituted Nov 13 1772. Incorporated Oct. 11, 1777, Officers elected on th<" last Thursday in November. President, Abraham Wheelwright. Vicr- President, Jacob rit:\nQ. Secretary, Peter Le Breton. Marblehtad Marine Society. Incorp. Feb- 11, 1799, President, John Bai'ey, Esq Secrera-y, Isaac M tnsfield. Esq. Massachuserts Bible Sociery. Instituted July, 1809. Presidmt. H n. William Phillip-^, Vice-President. Rev J hn 1 . Kirklmd, d. d. Corresponding Scrrta-y, Rev. Fi ancis P,irkman, Recording Secretary^ Rev. John Pierce, d.d. Treasurer, John Tapp;'n. Assistant Treaaurcrf William Ropes. . » Bible Societies. 14S Trustees^ Rev. Dr Freeman, Rev. Dr. LoweU, Rev. )r. Porter, Dcic John Simpkins Rev Dr, Holmes, )r.ac. Josinh Salisbury, Chief fust ice Parker, N.than- t\ D. Kussell, Esq. Hon. Peter C. Brooks, Dr. VVil- iam Jenks, Joseph Hurd, Esq. Deac. Jonathan Phil- ips, Joseph May. E-q. Deac. Samuel May, Henry iill. Esq. Rev. Francis Wayiand, jr. Execuiive Commitiee^ t't whom applications are to le made for Bibles, Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Rev. Ben- amin B. Wisner, Edward Tuckerman, Esq. Annual meeting, 2d Thursday after General Elec- ion, when a sermon is preached at 11 a. m. and a col- ection made to aid the objects cf the Society. Marine Bible Society ofBoaton and vicinity Vice-Prtsidentst Jonathan Amoiy, Esq. Hon.Samuel lubbard. Treasurer, Mr Josiah Calf^f. Corresfionding Sec'ry, Rev. William Jenks. Recording Sec'ry, Mr. Benjamin Howard. Middlesex Bible Society. Presidency Levi Hedge. Corresfionding Secretary. Rev, Andrew Bigelow, Recording Secretary^ Rev. Samuel Sewall. Treasurer, Mr. Lemuel Shattuck. Plymouth and JVbrfolk Bible Society. Presidetit, H n. Nahum Mitchell. Secretary, Rev. Samuel Deane. Treasurer, Hon. David Stockbridge. Auxiliary Bible Society in Worcester County Organized September 7, 1815. Officers annually elected on the 2d Thursday in Septh President. Hon. Jonas Kendall. Vice-President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Joseph AUen, Treasurer, Charles Allen, Esq. Merrimack Bible Society JVe-wbury^iort. Incorporated 1810. President, Rev. John Andrews. Vice-President, Rev. James Morss, Corresfinnding Sec\y, Rev. Luther F. DioimicK^ Recording StcWy^ Charles Whipple. Treasurer., Richard Pike, Esq. — , 144 Missionary Societies. Salem Bible Translation and Foreign Mi98io?i Societi/,^ Instituted 1812. PresidenU Rev. Lucius Bolles, d. d» Treasurer, John Moriarty. Recording Sec*ry, Michael Webb, jr. Corres/ionding Sec^ry^ Michael Shepard. Bible Society of Salem and vicinity. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1811. President, Hon. Benjamin Pickman, Esq. Marine Bible Society for the District of Salem andt Beverly. Instituted Sept. 1820. President^ James Brown, of Danvers. JVantucket Marine Bible Society, President t Hon. Josiah Hussey. Treasurer^ William Coffin, Esq. Corresponding Sec^ry. Rev. Selh F. Swift. ————— . .1. Society for firofiagating the Gospel among the Indians and others^in Mortk- America. Incorporated Nov. 16, 1787. Yearly choice of Officers, day after General Election.i, President y Hon. William Phillips. Vice-President, Eliphalet Porter, ». d; Secretary, Abiel Holmes, d.d. Assistant Secretary, Rev J. Pierce, d.d. TreasiiTfr, Samuel H. Walley. Esq Vice-Treasurer, Josiah Salisbury, Esq. Select Committee Alden ., Bradford, Rev. C.Lowell,. Josiah Salisbury, E. Tuckermau, Levi Hedge. American Board of Commissioners for Foreign. "^Missions Incorporated Feb. 3812. president. Rev. Joseph Lyman, i>.d Vice-President^ Hon John Cotton Smith, ll.d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq Assistant Sec'^ry, Rufus Anderson. Recording Sec'ry, Rev, Calvin Chapin, d.d. Missionary Societies. 145- TreasureVy H^nry Hill, Esq. ^ ^uditor^ Chester Adams, Esq. Prudential Comrritt e, Hon. William Reed, Jere- micih Evart"s, Esq, Rev. Leonard Woods, d d. Hoj^. Samuel Hubbard, iiev. Warren Fay. Board of Commissioners < ifthe Society in Scotland, for firomoting Chrisiian ICnowledge. Formed 1767. President^ Hon. William Pl^iliips. Vice- President, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Treasurer^ Deac. Josiah Salisbury. Secretary^ Rev. John Codman, d.d. Assistant Secretary ^ Rev. John Pierce, d.d. Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetls^, President Hon. Chief Justice Parker, ll. o. Vice-President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, Ji.D^ Secretary, Alden Bradford, Esq. Treasurer, Benjamin Guild, Eiq. Trustees, Rev. N. Thayer, d d. Rev. John Foster, D.D. S. Hig^inson, jr. Esq. Ich ;bnd Tucker, Esq. Rev. Charles Lowell, dd. Alden Bradford, Esq, Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Rev. Samuel Ripley, Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Lewis Tappan, Esq. Rev, J. Pierce, d. d. Rev, Francis Parkm^n. Executive Committee, Rev. Dr. Lowell, AldenBrad- ford, Esq. S. Higgi^nson, jr. Esq. Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Benjamin Guild, Esq. Massachusetts Efiiscofial Missionary Society, 45* Trus- tees of the Massachusetts Efiiscofial Prayer Book and Tract Society. President, Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, exoflficio. Pirst V'.ce-President y Rev. Asa Eaton. ^d do. do. Rev. Samuel F. Jarvis, d. i». M do, do. T. L. V\ inthrop, Esq. Treasurer, Benjamin Howard. Correafionding Sec^ry, Dr. Enoch Hale. Recording Sec*ry, James C Dunn. Directors, James C. Merrill, Thomas Clark, Johtt Sowdon, Thomas W. Phillips. J^'eivburyfiort Auxiliary to the Massachusetts E0i' cofial Missionary Sosiety, President, Rev. James Morss. -Sfcrerary. Moses Merrill. Treasurer, John Dean. N X46 Missionary Societies* Massachusetts Society for promoting Christian _ Knowledge, Instituted Sept. 1803. Incorporated Feb. 20, 180? Yearly choice of Officers in May. President, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. nee- (^resident , Samuel H. Walley, Esq. Treasurer, Deac James Melledce. CltrA, Rev. Dr. William Jenks. Secretary, Rev. Samuel Stearns. Librarian, Samuel T. Armstrong. -Ojrec/or*, Rev. Samuel Gile, Rev. Daniel Huntjni-- ton. Rev. Benjamm B. Wisner, Dea. 1 homas McClure. James P. Chaplin, m. d. Dea. Edward PhilMps. Society for firomoting Christian Knowledge, Piety and Chanty. Established May 29, 1805. Annual meeti^ng the day before General Election; President, Eliphalet Porter, d, d. Vice-President, Secretary, Rev. Henry Colman. Treasurer, Elisha Clap, a.m. Boston Society auxiUary to the Bafitist Board of Foreign ^ Missions. President, Rev. Daniel Sharp. Vice'President, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rtv. Francis Wayiand, 'ir». Becordmg Sec'ry, E.mgn Lincoln. Treasurer, James Loring. Foreign Mission Society of Boston and vicinity^ President, Hon. William Phillips. Vice-Presidtnt, Dea. Jcsiah Saiisbuiy. Secretary, Rev. Dr William Jenks. Treasurer, Henry Hill, Esq. ..^^^i^l^Missionary Society T of Massachusetts. Instituted May 26, 1802. I.icorpo'rated Feb. 28 1808. Yearly choice of Officers, last Wednesday in May. Vice-PreJident, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Secretary, Rev. Daniel Sharp, Treasurer, Ensign Lincoln. Trustees, Rev. E Wulinms, L. Belles N- W. Wil- liams, S. Gaao, a Train, B. Jacobs, F. Wavland.jr. Education Societies. 147 G. F. Davis, C. O Kimball, E. Nelson, jr. Henry Jackson, \bielFisiier, jr. Deac. Heman Lincoln, Levi Farwell, J imes L >ring. Massachusetts Missionary Society. Instituted M ly 28, 1799 Incorporated Feb. 9, 1809. Yearh choice of Officers, last Tuesday in May. President, Rev. Leonard Woods, d. d« Secretary^ Rev. Samuel Walker. Treasurer^ John Punchard, Esq. of Salem. Trustees, Tiie President and Secretary, ex officio^ Deacon Isaac Warren, Rev. Otis Thompson, Rev. Samuel Walker, Rev. Brown Emerson, Rev. Warren Fay, Rev R. S. Storrs, Rev. Justin Edwards, John Punchard, Rbq. Rev. S Holmes, Deac. J. C . Proctor. Domestic Missionary Society of Massachusetts. Secretary, Rev. Thomas Snell, of N. Brookfield, Irrasurer, Isaac C. Bates, Esq. of Northampton. . Receiverfor the Eastern District^ Rev. John Ccd- inan, d. d. of Dorchester. American Education Society, Instituted August 29, 1815. President, Hon. William Phillips. Vice-President^ William Bartlet, Esq. Clerky Joseph Hervey. Treasurer, A. P. Cleveland, Esq. Auditory Pliny Cutler, Esq. Directors, Hon. William Phillips, William Bartlet, Esq. Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Rev. Rb'-n. Porter, d.d. Rev. Leonard Woods, d. d. Rev. Asa E tor , Rev. Warren Fay, Rev. Richard S. Storrs, Rev Benjamin B. Wisoer. Massachusetts Bafitist Education Society, Instituted Sept. 22, 1814. Chairman, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Secretary^ ttev. E. Nelson. Treasurer, E Lincoln. Executive Committee, L. Bolles, J. Going, D. Sharp, Jacobs, F. Wnyland, jr. S. H. Jackson, J. Grafton. Auxiliary Education Society o^ Young Men o/Bost Vice-President, J. W. Page. Secretary, William Sewall. Treasurety Aaron Woodman. Young Men^a Auxiliary Bafitist Education Society'* President, Rev. Henry Jackson. Vice-President, Francis Wayland» jr. Secretary, E. C. Dyer. Treasurer^ A. Wilbur. Evangelical Tract Society. Instituted May, 1812. President, Secretary, Ensign Lincoln. Treasurer, N, K. Cobb. American Tract Soctetyi Instituted May, 1814. Annual meeting in Boston, day of General Election. President, Hon. William Reed, of Marblehead. Vice-P-esident, Rev. Moses Stuart, Theological Seminary Andover. Corresponding and Recording Secretary, Re\\ SaT'Uf^l Green. Treaaur'r, \var% Blanchard, E^q- Andover. Auditor, Samuel Farr^r^ Esq. Andover. Expcu'ivc Cmmittee, Rev. John H. Churchy of Pel- ham, N. H. R' v Justin Edwards, Rev. Warren Fay, Chavlertown, Rev. L. Wooda, ». d. Rev, Samuel Green, John Tappan, American Tract Society, ofJSTew York, PreHdent, >. V. S. WiMer, Esq. of Bolton. Mass. with 17 V-ce Pi . sidertts, and 36 Directors. Correstionding Sec'ry, Wilham A. Hallnck. R^cordvg Sfc'ry. Rev Archioald Maclay. Trea^urcr^ Moses Allen. Executive Committee, Rev. Jannes Milnor. d. d, of the E- iscopal Chu'ch. Rev Gardiner Spring, d. d. of the Presbyterian Church. Rev. John Kn-^x, d. d. of the Reformed Dutch Church. Rev. Justin Edwards, Andover, Mass. of the Congregational Church. Rev, Charles G. Sommers, of the Baptist Churdi. Charitable Societies. 149 Associated In^ructers of Youth in the City of Boston and elsewhere. Incorporated January 27, 1818. President^ Thomas Payson» Esq. a. m. Secretary and Treasurer^ Benjamin Holt. L,ibrarian, James Robinson. Massachusetts Peace Society, Treasurer^ Mr. David Reed. Recording Sec'ry^ Rev. T. M. Harris, d. d. Corres/ionding Sec*ry, Rev. Noah Worcester, d.d. 2d CorresfioTiding Sec'ry^ Rev. John Foster, d. d. Massachusetts Congregational Charitable Society. Annual meeting on tlie Monday preceding the Gene- ral Election. [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786; " for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thir- ty of the clergv and laity in equal proportion." President t Hon. William Phillips. Secretary, Levi Hedge, ll. d. Treasurer, Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Committee to determine on the suitable objects of its charity. Rev, Charles Lowell, d. d. Eliphalet Porter, n.n. John Pierce, d. d. Massachusetts Charitable Society, Founded September 6, 1672. Incorp. March 15, 1780. Annual meeting for choice of Officers, the first Monday in September, President^ Thomas Melvill, Esq. Vice-President, George Hallet, Esq. Secretary, Joseph W. Homer. Treasurer^ Samuel Hewes, of Roxbury. Trustees, George Homer, Moses Bass, William L. Hunneman, Samuel A. Shed, James Ridgway, Jona- than Stodder. Messenger, William Shed, N 2 . 150 Charitable Societiesi Boffton Medical DUfiensary. 1801. Instituted October 1796 Incorporated Feb 26, Officers elected on the 2d Thursday in October. Chairfnnn, Hon. William Phillips; Secretary, Thomas W. Phillips, Esq. Treasurer, Gideon Snow, Esfj. m. d. Consulting Physic- \ Aaron Dexter, ians, ^ William Spooner, M. D. rWinslowLewisjr.M.D.SouthDist. 3 John D. Wells, m. d. North Dist. Visiting Phyaicians^K.^^^^^^ Morrill, m. d E.^st Dlst. CGco.W. Otii.M. D. West'n Dist. Afiothecary, Samuel Clarke, m.d. Managers Hon. William Phillips. Samuel Sneihng, Tucker- Joseph (>,)idge, Samuel H. WalW, Edward man. Benjamin West, Edward PhiUips. Isaac Win- jr.Thomas slow, JosephTilden, Rev. Henry Ware, W. jr. Phillips. Rev. Francis Wayland, The Managers meet quarterly, on the second Fri-^ and October, at the HalH day in January, April, July, of the Massachusetts Bank. f^oston. Uiss. Charitable M'-chanic AssociationJn Incorporated M^^^r. 8, 1806.., Instituted March 15, 1795. Officers elected first Tuesday m October. i President, Samuel Perkins, Esq Jenkins, Esq. | Vicr- President, Joseph I Secretary, David Francis. Esq. | Treasurer, Joseph Lovenng, , . I Hobart, John Trustees Simnn Wilkinson, Enoch Charles George W. Otis. John Rayner. WlnsWp Frederick. wSls. Turlll 'futtle. Cashing Nichols. Lanie. Boston. Charitable Irish Society, at Feb. 23 1809. Instituted March. 1737. Incorporated l7th of March. Yearly meeting for choice ot Ofticers, President, Samuel L. Knapp, Esq. Vice-President, Andrew Dunlap, Esq. 7Vrasur(?r, John McNamara. Moore.^. ^ Keefierofthe Silver Key, Abraham Secretary, Mark Byrne. Society. Boston Efiiscofial Charitable 12, 17«*» Instituted 1724. Incorporated February President^ Joseph Head. Charitable Societies. X^}' Vice-President, Rev. Asa Eaton. Secretary, Joseph Head, jr. Ireasurer, Joseph Foster. Moral Instruc- Boston Sociefy for (he Religious and 1820. tion of the Poor. Incorporated President, Hon. Samuel Hubbard. Vic-Prendent, John Tappan, Esq. Secretary, R^v. Ur. WiUiam Jenks, Treasurer, Dea. Josiah Vinton, jr. Boston Female Asylum. Feb. 1803. Instituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated 26, beptember.. Officers chosen on the last Tuesday in First Directress^ Mrs. S. Parkman, Second do. Mrs. Prescott. Otife.' 7Vea«Mrer, Miss Harriot „ ,. - Mecordinir Src'ry, Miss Abby L. Frothmghanu Frolhingham Coll^ctiTjP- do. Miss P. L Essex-street. (Cr The Asylum is kept in 1814. Boston Asylumfor Boys. Incorporated Feb. 24. President, Gardiner Greene, Esq. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Otis. Secretary y William Foster Treasurer, William Apnleton. Appleton, E^q. Managers, Nathan Jp^'^P^.^.'ff.;^^W, lam Rev? Charles Lowell. D.D. Edward FhiUjps, Snel ing,Wilham H. Prescott, Andrew Ritchie. Samuel month. ^iKoard meet the 1st Monday in every O- Asylum corner of Salem and Charter-streets. City of Boston .. Provident Institutionfor Savings in the 1816. Incorporated December 13, , Open only every Wed- Office in ScoUay's Buildings. nesday from 9 to 1 o'clock. Phillips. Hon. William . , Prf 153 Charitable Sgcietiwi Savage, Nathan Appleton, James T. Austin, Amos Lawrence, Lewis Tappan, Abiel Chandler, Robert i Waterston, George Bond, Benjamlh Guild, Peter O.I Thacher, Rev. Daniel Sharp, Jonathan Piiillips, James Bowdoin. Otis Everett, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Nathaniel G I Snelling, Benjamin West. Treasurer^ James Savage. Sec*ry, James Bowdoin. Saiem Institutionfor Savings, Open every Wednes. from 12 o'clock, to 1 o'clock, p.m. President^ Edward A. Holyoke. Secretary y John W. Treadwell. Treasurer^ Daniel Bray. lyiatitutim for Savings^ Jfeivburyfiart. Open every Wednesday from 11 to 12 o'clock. President^ William B. Banister. Secretary ^ Samuel Tenney. Treasurer, Peter Le Breton. Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society, Incorporated June 25, 1794. Annual meeting, second! Friday in October. Semi-annual meeting, 2d Friday in April President J Thomas K. Jones, Esq. Vice Presidenty John Heard, jr. Esq. Corresponding , SecWy^ Lynde Walter, Esq. Recording Sec'ry^ James W. Burditt. Treasurery Joseph Lovering, Esq, Trustees^ Arnold Welles, Esq. James Phillips, Esq, Francis Oliver, J. Esq. Joseph Coolidge, Esq. Samuel I Perkins, Esq. Gednev King, Esq. S. F. M'Clcary, Esq. Mr. Charles H. Jones. Board of Trustees of Donations to the Protestant Efiiscofiai Church, Incorporated by the State of Massachusetts, 1810. Presidenty Hon. Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice- Presidents^ Anson G. Sperry, Thomas L. Hal- sey, Nathaniel Adams, Joseph Tilden. Treasurery James Bowdoin. Vice-Treasurer, Gardiner Greene. Corresfionding S^c'ry, James C. Merrill. Recording Sec'ry, Rev. Asa Eaton. Managersy Rev. Dr. Gardiner, Jonathan Amory, Joseph Head, Lynde Walter, George Brinley, Joha Odin. Charitable Societies. 155 assa. Socitiy for the Sufifir£s.don of Intemperance, Institured Feb-u^ry, 1813. President^ Hon. Isaac Parker, ll.d. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Eliph.Iet Porter, D. d. Hon, /illiam Prescott, Dr.v\ jriam J-nks, Rev. Mr. ColUeri Secretary and T^-emurer, Dr. John W i-e. Counsellors^ Hon. Nctt'ian ^ Da e, Levi Heclre, Esq. ev. i Abiei Abbot, d. d. '^.j-v Ch tries Lowell, d.d. Rev /illiam Jetks, Rf^v. William Collier, Rev. Henry I /"are, jr. Francis C. Gray. Lewis Tappan. I assachusettfi Soci^iy Jar the Sufifi^esf^ion of the ! Slave Trade instirured b<-pt. 4, 1822. ! Prfsidenty H< n Danie^ W.bster. ! Vice-President, George Blake, Esq. i Treasurer^ Samuel H. Waiky, Esq. Penitent Female Refuge in the City Boston. j of I Directors, Thomas Vose, Horace Fox, Samuel Hill, I Jmund Parsons. Managers, William N. Bradstr^et. Robert Wilson, j uegles Slack, Frederick Clf^p, David Patten, Lewis I earsey, Edward Smi:h, L. E. Caswell. Warren Bow- i T. Thomas Bagnal. William Young, Diiniel D. Ros* tter. i Secretary y William Young. I he Society for ftromotirig Religious Instruction in the Isle 'f Shoals. President, Rev. Samuel P. Williams. Vice-President. Rev. L' ther F. Dimmick, Secretary, Charles Whipple. Treasurer, Robert L lird. The Isle of Shoals is a cluster of little islands situated ' I the line which separates New-Hampshire fvomthe ' ate of Maine ; about six miles s >at[i of Portsmouth. habitants one hundred. Massachusetts General Nofi/iital Cor/ioration. Incorporated F?b. 25, 1811. I iMiual meeting ofthe Corpor^non, 3d Tuesday in Jan, The corner s«^one of the Massnchusetts Genera! Hos- :al, was laid by a sep^irate corporation, in 1818. It 1 justly consklcred the finest building in the state, »' 114 Charitable Societies* !' stands at the westerly part of the city, on an enclosM^ ground of four acres, adjoining Charles River. Tl i edifice is 168 feet in length, and 54 in its great( breadth, having a portico of Eig it Ionic columns i front. It is built of white Chelmsford granite, wroug i with uncommon libour, the columns and their capita t being of the same material In the centre of the t^ i principal stories are the rooms appropriated to the S t perintendent, the Apothecary, and other officers oft ,i institution. Above these w the operating theatiS lighted from the dome, and fitted up with semicircul i seats for spectators. Beneath is the kitchen with various appendages, the bathing room, wash roon laundry, &c. The stair-cases and floorings of the c tries are of stone. The whole house is supplied wi heat by air-flues from furnaces in the cellar, and wi water by pipes and a forcing pump. Various mode improvements in domestic economy, conducive to clea liness and comfort, are introduced, together with su auxiliary apparatus for the sick as is found useful in t management of their diseases. The wings of the buil. ing, in the diflerent stories, are divided into wards aid sick rooms, which are fitted up in ttie neatest and be^ manner The number of beds contained in them f | is insane patients at present about a hundred. No p i tients are admitted to this building, these being provi I ed for at the Lunatic Asylum at Charlestown, which I another branch of the same institution * Visitors^ The Governor, Lieut. Governor, Pre: I dent of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Represe i tatives, with the Chaplain of both Houses for the tic being. OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. President^ Hon. William Phillips. Vice- President f Hon. Thomas H, Perkins. Secretary, Henry Codman, Esq Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russell, Esq. Trustees, Joseph May, Jonathan Phillips, Josep CooUdge, Ebenezer Francis, Joseph Head, Edwa Tuckerman, Daniel P. Parker, Theodore Lyman, • Any per«on who has given, or shall give, to the Institution, or t( ther department thereof, one hundred dollars and upwards, or anf p: i erty of that value, shall be a membei of the Corporatioo ; voa t \ member ia entitled to one rgie. ' CKaritable Societies. 15*5 pjamin Guild, Gardiner G»eene, William H. Pres- |t, and Samuel Swett, Esqrs. of whom 4 are ao- nted I by the Board of Visitors, and 8 by^ ths Cor- "ation. TWO DEPARTMENTS. lASYLr.M FOR THE INSANE IN CHARLESTOWIT. Physician and Sufierintendene, Rufus Wyman, m.d. Steward^ John lM. Goodwin, iedical Student^ George VV. Folsnm. A Committee of the Trustees visit the Asylum every •esdayV M. (formerly Monday) to admit and dis- irge Boarders, and inspect the establishment. If ;essary, Boarders may be admitted or discharged at er times and by any Trustee. ivery application for admission must be in writing, I accompanied with A certificate . that the candidate is insane, and free n contagious disease. ^'^°^ •i^r^[^^^r^'^..°^ her property, and of any nds liable for his or her maintenance. certificate . A of the abilitv^ of the persons proposed mncipal and surety in the obligation for payment of . history A of the case from its commejjcement. i the medical treatment. fo vkitors are admitted on any part of the Lord'j? . No boarders can be visited except by near rela-- s, or by others at their request in writing. ee printed rules and regulations. THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON. Jtcting Surgeon, fohn C. Warren, m. d. Assistant Surge 071, John B. Brown, m d. Ming Physician, James Jackson, m. d. Assiitanr. Fhy icfan, Walter Channing, m.d. Suficnntendcnt N-^thau Gurney, Esq. House Afioth-cdra, Henrv Lane, a. b Assistant Afiothecary C'larles F. Putnam. B. Application- f^r admission to the Hospital .) (3e Tiade betweea 8 and 9 o'cl k, a. m. every except S-nday, at the Hosr>it,a in Nortli Allen ;,1 156 Medical Schools. Visitors ars adnntted on Tuesdays. Wednesdayi Fridays and Saturdays, from 12 to 1 o'clock. A Committee nf the Vmstees visit the Hospiti every Friday, P. M. (formerly Thursday.) United States Marine Hosfiital For the temporary relief of sick and disabled seamet into which, all manners who have paid H «pital mom are admitted, except those who are affl.cted with co i tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. Tl 1 Hospital is atuated in Charlestown, but will shortly 1 removed to a new building now erecting in Chelsea. Physician^ David Townsend, m. d. Steward^ Charles Turner, Eisq. Medical School in Boston. The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice b k longing to Harvard University, was erected in Bost i in 18 15 ; and is situated in Mason Street, near the Be s ton Common and Mall. In this building are contained the cabinet of anaton I cal preparations, consisting of more than a thousa n valuable specimens ; the chemical apparatus, whkli i complete and costly ; the apparatus and specimens us t in the lec^^ures on midwifery and materia medica ; a i the medical library, containing above 3000 volumes. The Medical Lectures of Harvard University be) i in this building annually, od Wednesday in Novemb : jinatomy and Surifery^ John C.Warren, m. d. Chemistry y John (iorham, m. d. , MidiviferylsfMedicalJurisp. ru. WalterChanning,M*i Materia M Thfory and Practice of Physic ^ James Jackson, m I Medical School connected with Bowdoin College \ went into operation in 1821, and has ever since been < i of the most flourishing schools of ti^e kind in the coi t try. It has a very respectable Library, containing i works of the most approved authors The Anatomi a preparations are very valuable and extensive. 1 h Lectures annually commence the third week in Feb « ai7, and continue three months. Theory and Practice o/ P.6ys?V, Nathan Smith, K ^i Surgery and Jinaiomy^ John D. Wells, m.d. Che?nistry and Materia Mrdica, Parker Clea'j land, LL.D, Pilgrim Society, &c» 15^ Society ofthe Cincinnati of Massachusetts. Founded A. D. 1783. Incorporated A. D. 1805. Officers elected July 4, annually. President, D^vid Town send, Esq. Vice- Pre&idmt, Judah Alden, Esq. Secretary^ John Callende'-, Esq. Assistant S^cretary^ Thomas Jackson. TreoAurrT, Capt. Rotert Williams. Pilgrim Society. Incorporated Jauar> 24, 1820. Officers elect";! o." the i-ist Monday m May annually. President. Jonn W^iso , Eq Vic-Pr luent, kV ila u D ivis, Esq. Recordviif Sec'ry, B. M. 'vVatson hsq. Corretihhndin:^ Sec*ry, Sanu 1 D:vi-;, Esq, T'-easurer, Bez i Haywaid, E-.q Librarian and 0:b^n(^t Kecfie. , JamesThacher, Esq. Celeb*-atioa of ;ht landing of ihe Filgrims, at Ply- mnutV', D.cember 22d. Bunker Hill Monument Association, President^ Daniel Webster. Vice-Presidents, Th mas H. Perkins, Joseph Story. Secretary^ Edward Everett. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russell. Directors^ Nathan Appleton, George Blake, Henry A. S Dearborn, BeRJamin Gorham, Seth Knowles, Theodore Lyman, jr. Francis J. Oliver, David Putnam, Nathaniel Sils'iee, Samuel Swett, William Tudor, Oli- ver Wolcott, Loam mi Baldwin, Isaac P. Davis, Frank- lin Dexter, Sa^iuel D. Harris, Amos Lawrence, David L Morrill, William Prescott, Jesse Putnam, William Su!li>^an, Gftorge Ticknor, John Welles, John C, Warren. Building Committee^ John C. Warren, George Blake, H. A. S. Dearborn, Amos Lawrence, WilUam Sullivan. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard. Howard Benevolent Society. President^ John Tappan, Esq. Secretary, George Rogers. Treasurer^ Dea, Moses O Grant. 158 Handel and Haydn Society. Standing Committee. Horace Fox, Jacob Bancroft^ Otis nieston, Benjamin Howard* Samuel Beal, Benja- min Kimball, Ezra Chamberlain, Nathaniel Daniels, John Geyer, R. P. Williams, Thomas A. Davis, Simeon Palmer, George Vinton, John Stimson, Ebenezer G. Parker. Handel and Haydn >iiGctety tn Boston. Instituted April, 1815. Incorporated 1816. This S<3ciety was instituted for the purpose of associ- ating together the admirers of the great masters whose names they have adopted, for practice and improver ment in the performance of Sacred Musick. The periodical meetings of the Society are monthly^. President^ Amasa Winchester. Vice- President^ Joshua Stone. Secretary^ Joseph Lewis. Treasurer^ William Coffin, jr. Librarian^ Hervey Nolen. Philharmonic Society^ President, Gotlieb Graupner. Vice-President, Charles Kupfer. Secretary, William Coffin, jr. Treasurer, Matthew S. Parker; Bethoven Musical Society, at Portland. Instituted 1819. Incorporated 1824. President, Jnhn Patten. Vice-Presidents, Edward Howe, Joseph Pope. Secretary and Treasurer, Franklin Knight. Trustees^ John Patten, Charles Morris, Hosea Ils- ley, jun. Boston Atheneum. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1807. Annual meeting for choice of Officers, 1st Mon, in Jan. President, Hon ! osiah Quincy. Vice-President, Hon. Peter O. Thacher. Secretary, Henry Codman. Treasurer, N ithan Appleton. Assistant Librarian, Stephen Abrams. Trustees, Theodore Lyman, jr Francis C. Gray, Amos Lawrence, Henry CoJm-t^, Samuel Swett, Willian) Sturgis, Tnomas Wiggtcsworth, Geoi*ge TiGkBOTiJaoies Perkins. ) Atlieneums. . . . Libraries. 1 5d Salem Atheneum C Profirietors of the Yearly choice of Officers last WedMes. but one in May. President^ Edwird A. Halyoke, m. d. ll. d. Clerk, John Glen King. l^rrasurer, Benjamin Merrill. Librarian, Jacob Hood. Trustees, Edwnrd A. Holyoke, m. d. ll. d. B. Lynde Oliver, m d H n. Joseph Story, ll. d. Hon. Nathan- iel Silsbee, Hon. Joha Pickering, Hon. John Glen King, Mr Charles C. Clarke, Hon. Benjannin Peirce, Hon. Daniel A. White. J^eiuburyfiort Atheneum. Incorporated Feb. 24, 1801^ President^ Rev. John Andrews. Secretary ^ Librarian and Treasurer^ Stephen W« Marston. Boston Library, f Franklin Place.) Incorporated June 17, 1794. Yearlvmeetiigfor choice of Officers, 2d Friday in June, Librarian, Charles Callender. Secretary, Nathan Webb. Treasurer, Charles Ham matt. Trustees, Re ! ford Webster, Esq. Francis J. Oliver, Esq, Augusms Peabody, Esq WiUiam Minot, Esq, Le-uiuel Shaw, Esq. John Park, Esq. Dr. J ihn Gor- ham, Rev. JohnPierpont, Franklin Dexter, Esq. Social Law Library, Yearly meeting for choice of Officers 3d Wednesday in October. President, WiUiam Sullivan, Esq. Secretary l^ Treasurer^ A W Fuller Trustees, Lemuel Shiw, William Minot, Edward Brooks, Benjamin Rand Benjamin R. Nichols. Boston Medical Library* Instituted July 1, 1805, Librarian, George Hayward, m. d. Treasurer, Enoch Hale, m. d. Clerk, John Ware, M d. Trustees, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, John Ware. Walter Channing, Woodbridge Strong. Social Library in Mintucket. Instituted Jan. 2, 1815, Presidentf John Hussey, Esqt 160 Canals, &c. Boston and Roxbury Mill Cor*ioration, President, F' ancis C. Grav. Treasurer and Clerks S. F. M'Cleary. Directors^ Fr .ncis C. Grav» Israel Thomdike, jr. H G. Otis, jr. Ralph Huntington, Sannue! P. Gnrdner, 8r indfast Smith, Amos Lawrence, Thomav H. Perkit.s, Benjamin Joy, Patrick T. Jackson, Samuel D. Wood^ Charles Bradbury. Middlesex Canal Cor/ioration. President, Aaron Dexter. Vice-President^ Benjamin Joy. Directors^ Willian^. P tyne, Jonathan Amon', Joseph Coolidge, William Sullivan, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Benjamin Guild. Dudley Hall. James F. Baldwin. Sufierintendent^ James F, Baldwin. Blackntone Carailfrom Worcester to Providence* Capital $500,000, divided into shares of §100 each. Commissioners ^ John Davis, John VV. Lincoln, Jo- seph Thaver. JVfa.^Mrf'r, Frederick VV. Paine. Clerky Austin Denny. Locks and Canals at Pawtucket Falls. Presid-'nt, Hon. Dudley A Tvng, of Newburvport. Vic^'Pr'sid-vt, Ebenezer Appleton, Esq. of BostOD,' Clrrk and Treasurer^ Kirk Boot, Esq. of Boston. Essex Merrimack Bridge, President, Edward S. Rand. Vice-Prendent, WiHam B. Banister* Treasurer^ Joseph h. Pike. Clerk^ Samuel Tenney. Plumb Island Turnfiiks Corfioration. Presidcnty William Cross. Clerk and Treasurer. Daniel Balch. Boston Aqueduct Corfioration Incorp. Feb. 27, 17'95. President y Aaron Dexter, Esq. Secretary y Henry Codman, Esq. Agricultural Societies. I6l State Prison at Charlsstown. Directors, Elias Phinney, Joh • Soley, William C. Jar vis, Esqrs. Salary S300 each per annum. Warden^ Thomas Harris, Esq. 1500 dolls, do. Chafilain, Rev. William C- llier, 250 dolls, do. /•//i/s/c.^^wre-.A.R.ThompsoniM D.250 d lis. do. Wm. H.Lane, Clerk S950.Wm. Going, Keeper, §500. Massachusetts Society far firomoting jigricjilture. Incorporated March 7, 1792. Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in June. President, John Lowell, Esq. First Vice-President, Thomas L. Winthrop, Esq. Second do Israel Thorndike, Esq. Treasuv^r, John Prince, Esq. Recording Secretary, Richard Sullivan, Esq. Assistant Rec. Sec'ry, Benjamin Guild, Esq Corres/ionding Secretary, Gorham Parsons, Esq, Trustees, Josi-h Qaincy, E. H, Derby, Gorham Par- sons, Johr» Welles, Peter C. Brooks, Aaron Dexter, William Prescott, Esqrs. Esuex County Agricultural Society. Presidr'nt, Hon. Timothy Pickering. Vice- Presidents, Ichabod Tucker, Esq. Dr. Benja- min Parker, Captain Paul Kent, Asa Andrews, Esq. Treasurer, Benjamin Merrill, Esq. Corresfionding and Recording Secretary, John W. Proctor, Esq. Berkshire Agricultural Society President, Hon. John Whitin?:,ofGreat-Barrington. Vice Prendent, James D. Colt, of Pittsfield. Sec-^etary. Jnsiah Honker, E?q. of do. Treasurer, Samuel D. Colt, Esq. of do. Merrimack Agricultural Society, President, Ezekiel Webster. fVorcester County Agricultural Society. President, Hon. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Hampshire, Franklin, and Ham/iden Agricultural Society. President, Hon. Joseph Lyman. O 2 t62 Masonic Societies. Vice-Presidents^ Hon Samuel L tthrop. Gen. Epaph- ras Ho> t» Charles P. Phelps, Esq. Enot Foote, Esq. Recording Sec^ry, Daniel Stebbins, Esq. Treasurer^ Samuel Wells, jr. Esq. Plymouth County jigricultural Society, President, Daniel Howard, Esq. General Grand Encamfiment of Knights Temfilars in the United States. M W and Hon. De Witt Clinton, of Albany, State of New-York, G. G Master, Sir Henry Fowle, Esq. Boston, Mass. D.G.G. Master Sir John Snow,Worthin^ton,Ohio, G G, Generalissimo, Sir Ezra Ames, Esq. Albany, N. Y. G. G Caftt. Gen, Rev. Paul Dean, Boston, Mass. G. G. Prelate. Sir Martin Hoffman, Esq. of the City and State of New York, G. G. Senior Warden. Sir John Carlisle, Esq. Providence, R. I. G. G. Junior Warden. Sir Peter Grinnell, Esq. Prov.R. I. G. G. Treasurer, Sir John J.Loring, Esq. Boston, Mass. G.G Recorder, Sir Thomas Lowndes. Esq. of the City and State of New- York, G.G. Warden. Sir Jonathan ShiefFelin, Esq. of the City and State of New- York, G. G. Standard Bearer. Sir Ebenezer Wadsworth, Esq. Nassau, N. Y. G. G. Sword Bearer. Next Septennial meeting of the G. G. Encampment will be held in the city of New-York, on the second Thursday in September, 1826. Grand Encamfimnit of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Meet annually. M W Sir Henry Fowle, Esq. of Boston, G. Master, Sir Peter Grinnell, Esq. Providence, D. G. Master. Sir lohn J. Loring, Esq. Boston, G. Generalissimo, Sir Josiah Whitaker, Providence, G. Cafit, General. Rev. John L. Blake, Grand Prdate. Sir Robert Lash, Boston, G. S. Warden. Sir Samuel Howe, Esq. of Boston, G. J Warden, Sir Moses Richardson, Esq. of Providence, G, Treas, . . Masonic Societies. 163 Rev. John R. Cotting, of Boston, G. Recorder, Sir Jacob Amee, Esq. of do. G. Warder, Sir Isaac Stall, of Newport, G. iitandard Bearer, Sir Thomas Power, of Boston, G. Sword Bearer, Encampmenrs under the Jurisdiction. Boston Encampment Stated meetings on the third Wednesday in every month. Sir John J. Loring, Esq M. R. Grand Cominander^ Sir Edward Asa Raymond, Generalissimo. Sir Abr ham A. Dame, Cafitain General. Encampment at New'mryport, at Portland, at Newport, at Holden. at Greenwich, General Grand Royal Arch Chafiter of the United States, will hold their next Septennial meeting at New York, in September, 1826. M E 8c Hon, De Witt Clinton, Esq. of Albany, State of New- York, G. G. High Priest. M E Henry Fowle. Esq. Boston, Mass. D. G. G. H. P. M E John Snow, Esq.worthington, Ohio, G. G. King. M E Phillips Eckel, Esq. Baltimore, Mar. G.G. Scribe. M E Peter Grinnell, Esq. Prov. R. I. G, G. Treasurer. M E John Abbot, Esq. Westfo> d, Mass. G. G. Sec'^ry, M E ScRev. Jona.Nye,Claremont, N.H. G.G.Chafilain, M E David G. Cowan, Kentucky, G. G. Marshall, Grand Royal Arch Chafiter of Massachusetts. Stated meetings in June, September, and December, Officers elected in September. M E & Rev Pau' Dean, Great High P.'irst. E Augustus Peabody, Defiuty Grand H. Priest, E Daniel L. Gibbens, G. King. E John J. Loring, G. Scrib- E Abraham A. Dame, G Treasurer. E Samuel How.-, G. Secretary. Rev. James Movss, E & J Beujumm Huntoon, f ^ chatilaim. James Sabine, C ' Sebastian Streeter, ) Comp. Michael Roulstone, G. Marshall, k 164 Masonic Societies. Most Worshipful Graml Lodge of Massachusetts Quarterly communications heldonthe 2d Wednesday in December, March, June, and September. Hon.&M. W. John Abbot, Esq. Westfor'i, G. Master, R W Caleb Butler, Esq. Groton, Defi. Grand Master. R W Samuel Thaxter. Boston, Senior G^and Warden. R W John Keyes, Concord, Junior Grand Warden. R W Elijah Morse, Esq. Boston, Grand Treasurer. R W Thomas Power, Esq. Boston, Rec. Gr. Sec*ry. R W John J. Loring. Esq B^^ston, Cor. G Secretary, R W Ferdinand E. White, Bostot ^ Grand Marshal, R W & Rev. Paul Dean. Boston, ^ R W 8cRev. Ezekiel L. Basccm, Ashby, / ^-^f^ma^na.n ru^j^r^i.,. R W & Rev. Samuel Clarke. Princeton. ( R W & Rev.Wilkes Allen Chelmsford, J R W James A. Dickson, Boston, Sen. Grand Deacon, R W Benjamin B. Appleton,do. JuniorGrand Deacon, R W Michael Roulstone, Boston, \ R W Daniel Baxer, jr. do. T ^'^'^'^^n^r,^A ^ten:^ards.c*.-..^ ^ R W Elias Haskell, do. \ R W Francis Fisher, do. ) R W Thomas J. Goodwin, Charlestown, G. Sivord B, R David Parker, Boston, > W ^^Pursuivants.^ „ R W Thomas W. Phillios, Esq. do. \ The following Right Worshipful Brethren are Deputy Grand Masters for the several Districts of the Common- wealth, and styled District Deputy Grand Masters. R W Asa Bulla rd, jvi. d. Boston, 1st Dist, R W & Rev. John Bprtlett, Marblehead, 2d do. R W & Rev. Joseph Richardson, Hinghani, 3d do, R W Thomas dolman, Esq. Canton, 4th do. R W Abraham Haskell, jr. Lunenburg, 5th do. R W Joseph Thayer, Esq. Uxbridge, 6th do. R W Oliver Fl-tcher, New-Salem, Teh do. R W Edward F. Ensign, Esq. New-S?ilem, 8th do. R W Eliab W. Metcalf, Esq. Cambridge, 9th do. R W John Mills, Esq. South wick, 10th do. R W Sylvester Baker, Esq. Barnstable, 1 1th do. R W Elisha Starbuck, Nantucket, 12th do. Committee on Charity. R W Ferdinand E. White, Boston. R W Benjamin B. Appleton, do. Masonic Societies. 165 R W David Parker, Boston. R W Elias Haskell, do. R W Sim(»n W. Robinson, do. Boston Council of Sdect, Royal and Super- exeet^ lent Masters, Meetings last Tuesday in each month. Abraham A. Dame, Es-q. Boston, M. /. G. M, Ed ward A. Raymond, Boston, /?. /. G. M* Snnon Farrar, do. /. G . i\'J» CHAPTERS IN BOSTON. Saint Andreiv's, M E John R. Bradford, High Priest. ' Stated meetjrig i»n the first Wednesday in every month^ Saint Paul's, M E Simon \\\ Robinson, High Priest. Stated meeting the third Tuesday in every month. LODGES IN BOSTON. 6Y. John's Lodge. R W Joseph Eveleth, Master. Stated meeting on the fii st Tuesday in every month, St. Andrr^xv's Lodge. R W Alexander H. Jenrings, Master. Slated meeting the second Thursday m evf ry month, Massachusetts Lodge. R W William Emerson, Ma^iter. Stated meeting the last Friday in every month, Columbian Lodge. R W George G. Smith, Master. Stated meeting the first Tliursday in every month. Mount Lebanon Lodge. R W Charles Wells, Master. Stated meeting the last Monday in every monthr; 166 Banks in Boston. BANKS IN MASSACHUSETTS. Branch of United States Bank. Gardiner Greene, Pres. \ Saml. Frothtngham, Cask Directors, S imuel Appleton, John Borlmd, Henry f| Gray, S Himmon \ G. Hallet, J. Munson, ]. Parker, H. G. Rice, R. S. Rogers, John Welles, D. Webster. Discount Clerks Charles Harris. Teller. Thomas Wiley. Book-Keefier, John Tucker. • Collection, John Fuller. Messenger, W. L. Cazneau. Porter^ VVyman Osborn. Loan Office. Transfer^ John J Loring. Interefit, O. W. Champney* Pension, John S. Lilley. Solicitor, George Blake. Discount Days, Mondty and Thursday- Masaachusetts Bank No. 64, State-street* Capittl. $800,000. Incorporated June 23, 181.2. to cojitinu*^ till Oct 1831^ Office'-s elected on the 1st Wednesday in Januarv. hien WiUiamPhillips,P»*esiV/fw/. | Simuel Payson, Ca Directors^ Joseph Hea'l, Aaron Dexter, William Parsons, Samuel H. Walley, Edward Tuckerman, John Parker, jr. \Vi!liam D. Sohier^ William Phillip»i.,^ Isaac Winslow. Samuel Turrey, William Ropes. Paning Telhr, Edward Sharp. Receiving THler, Thomas Hooper. Mrfit Book Kefier, N-^thanie) H. Fumcss. Second Book-Kcifier, J^mes Dodd. Discount Clrrk, John H. B'wes. Messmger, Josiah Willard. \ Porter. Morris Bugbee. Discount Days—Monday and Thursday. Union Bank. No. 40, State street. Incorporated June 23, 1812. to continue till Oct. 1831. Capital, S'SOO 000. Directors elected on thr 1st Monday in October. Thomas L.Winthrop, Pres. \ Chester Adams, CasA?er* Directors, John Odin, James Freeman, William De- boa, Samuel Fales, William Lovering, jr. Jonathan Banks in Boston. 16/ Amory, jr, Ebenezer P .rker, George Burroughs, Jere- miah Fitch, Be jamin West, (iiles Lodge. FayiTiic and Recerving Trller, Samuel Parker. First hook K-,fitr, Nathaniel Emmons. Disc^unc Clerk^ William Furness. io\idXh2i'n tt. Messenger in j Porter^ BenjaminWhite. Discount Days—Tuesday and Friday. Boston Bank M". 46, State street. Ricorporated Jui.e 23. 1812. Charter to continue till the first Monday iu October, 1831. Capital, 8900,000 Officers elected c-n the Ibt M -nday in October. John T. Apthorp, President. ) J^-seph Chapman, Casb^ Directors, Nathan Appieton, Josiah B? adlee, Wil- liam Pratt, Robert G. Shaw, Richard D Tucker, Thni>.as Wiggleswt.rth, Timothy Williams, Samuel Cabot. George Searle. Till r Robert Lash. Book- Keffiery James C Wild. Discount Clerk, Ephiaim L. Frothingham. Messenger, Alexander Rowers. Porttir. George Breckenridge* Discount Days—I'uesday and Friday.. State Bank, No. 53. State street. Capital. 81,800,000. fncorp. June 27, 1811. Charter to continue 20 years. Officers elected on th- 1st Monday in October. E. A. Bourne, President. \ George Homer, Cashier, Directors, Job: Brizer. Benjamin Bangs, George Sal'e', Charles Howard, William Shimmin, Thomas i. Thorn &, Samuel C. Gray, Jacob Hall, David Hen- ihaw, S. Austin, jr. Lorenzo Draper. Solicitor, James T. Austin. Paying Teller, John Dall. Rt;ceiving Teller, Calvin Whiting. Pi St Book Keefier, Jonathan Call. Second do. William E. Vincent. Discount Clerk, Marcus Whiting. Assistant Clerk, Dwight F. Faulkner* M( sstnger, Thomas Pitts, Porter, John White. Di'5count Days, Monday an^ TTbursday. i 168 Banks in Boston. yew-England Banky No. 67, State streef Capital, SI »O00,00O. Philip Marett, Samuel Dorr, President. | Cashier. Directors^ Samuel Dorr, Otis Everett, Heury Gas^ sett, Nathaniel Goddard, Benjamin Humphrev, Johm Lowell, jr. Josiah Marshall, Robert Rogerson, Lt^muel Shaw, Frar.cis Stanton, John D. WiUiams, William Worthington. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Receiving Teller^ E. J. S. Corlew. Book Keefiery John Nazro. Discount Clerky Elijah P. Clark, Messenger^ Robert Farnham. Porter^ Aaron Burbank. Discount every day. Manufacturers and Mechanicks Bank^ No. 41/State-st. Capital, g7..0 000. Isaac Stevens, President. \ J imes Dalton, Cashier, Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Robert M. Bar- nard, Nathaniel Curtis. Jeremiah Gore, John Houston, Isaac Stevens, Henry H. Fuller, George Trott, Reuben Richards, jr. Alfred Richardson, George Pratt, Joseph Eveleth. Teller, Martin Lane. Book-Kecficr^ Nathaniel Clapp, jr. Messenger and Porter ^ Charles Stearns, jr. Discount every day. Suffolk Bank^ No. 65, State street. Capital, S500,000. Incorporated February 10, 1818. B. Stone, President. Matthew Henry \ S Parker, Ca*A Directors, H. B. Stone, Joseph Baker, John Belknap George Bond, E!)enezer Breed, Samuel Hubbard, Eb- enezer Francis, William Lawrence, John A. Lowell N. P. RusseiU Jamfts Means, Jeffrey Richardson. Teller, James Burroughs. Book'K efir and Messenger. Isaac C. Brewer. Foreign Money C/cr^*, VVm.Grubb,jr.R.H.White Porter^ Stephen Morse, jr. Disooimt Days^ Wed««sd*y and Saturday, Banks in Boston. 1^ Eagle Bank, No. 19, State street. Capital, 8500 000. Titus Welles, President. \ John J. Fisk, Cashier. Directors, Benjamin French, William Gnddard, Elijah Loring, Augustus Peabody, John Skinner, Wil- liam B Swett, Benjamin Thompson, Robert VVater- ston, Thomas West, John Williams, Joshua Clapp. Teller, Samuel O. Mead. Book-Keefitir, Joshua P. Blanchard. MessengerJ I'homas L. Hutchinson. Discount Days, Wednesday and Saturday. City Bank, No. 25, State street. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1822. Charter to continue to the first Monday in October, 1831. Capital, $750,000. Barney Smith, Presidents \ John Pickens, Cashier. Directors, Joseph H. Adams, George Brinley, Thos. Cordis, Pliny Cutler, Luther Faulkner, Phinehas Foa»- ter, Jesse Putnam, Barney Smith, Eliphalet Williams, S. K. WiUiams, Isaac Bangs. Boston Money Teller, Francis Everett. Foreign Money Teller, Nathaniel H. Stevensom Book-Kcefier, Benjamin Dcdd Discount Clerk. Samuel W. Greene. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Columbian Bank, No. 54, State street. Capital, $500,000. Joseph Tilden, President. \ Wir.ifimCoflRn, jr. Cashitjrr Directors. William Appleton.Thomas Motley, Amos Lawrence, Ebenezer Appleton, Samuel Whitwell, ir. PhineasUpham,William H. Elliot, George W. Lyman^ E. Rollins, C. G. Loring. Teller, Thomas Swan, Book-Keefier, George Cushing. Messenger, James Keen. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Globe Bank. Nr 61, State Street. Capital, §750,000. Isaac C. Pray, President, | Charles Spr ague, Cashief.^ , 170 Banks in Boston, Directors^ Abel Adams, Levi Bartlett, Stephen FaiM banks, Samuel Henshaw, David Low, Isaac Parker, Jiimes Read, Benjamin Seaver, Enoch &lsby, Lewi Tappan, Francis Watts. JV//er, Franklin Haven. / Book'Kteficr^ Thomas Marshall. Discount Clerk, Edward S. Erving. Mtrssengert James Foster, Commonwealth Bank^ No. 47, State street. Capital, 8500,000. J. Buffinton, President. \ Charles Hood, Cashier. Directors^ Jonathan Buffinton, George P. Bangs, Daniel Baxter, jr. Oliver Eldridge, William Freeman, Hall J. How, John Henshaw, Silvanus Packard, Elisha Parks, John K. Simpson, John W. Trull, Theodore Wri.^ht. Teller, William Blaney. Book-Keefiert Duncan McB. Thaxter, Messengert John Larkin. American Bank; No. 7, Congress street. Capital, §500,000. Xieorge Odiorne, President, | Jno. S. Wright, Cashier. Directorsy Benjamin Fisk, H. H. Goodman, Henry Hovey, Charles F. Kupter, Sherman Leland, George Odiorne, Luther Parks, John Stearns, Samuel D.Waixl, William Whitney, J. F. Priest, B. B. Grant. Teller, Ashur Adams. Book-Keefier, James Carney. J/ewcTzg-fr, Thomas J. Bailey. Washington Bank, No. 471, Washington street. Capital, §500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. | Henry Jaques, Cashier. Directorsy Aaron Baldwin, Ttiomas Brewer, Samuel I Bradlee, J. P. Cook, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Henry Price, Josiah Stedman, Charles Thacher, John Thompson, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams. Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Kceficr, D. A. Sigourney. Mcsscngrr and Porccr, Jeremv Drake. Banks in Massachusetts. 171 Mrth Bank, Corner of North Market street. Capital, S500,000. Kohn Binney, President. \ Gurcion Steele. Cashier. Directors, E. H. Adams, J. B. Br wn, N.R Cobb, Ksaac Danforth, George Darracott, Amos Farnsworth» 'Nathaniel Faxon^ John Gray, jr. Robert Lyon, Henry 3rne, Thomas 1 hacher. Teller, William F. J. Damon. Book-Keefier,'W\\Yvd.va Little, jr. Messenger and Portr^\ T'omns Redman. Bunker Hill Bank, ni C^ uHestown, Capital, g.500,C00 li'w Timothy Walker, President. \ tv J iques, Cashier, Directors.. David Devens, Thomas J G -xlwin, SetK iiCnowles, Joth^m Johnson. Isnac Mead, E ias Phinney, Nathan Tufts, and Is.ac Warren. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday For accommodatio; , the Boston depositing and col- lecting business will be transacted at the E gle Bank. Mfchanicks Bank at Keiuhurufiort, Capital, 8200,000. Discount day, Mondav. Incorpor-ited June 23, 1812; to continue till Oct. 1821. Officers elected 1st Monday in October. John Pettingel, President. | John R Hudson, Cashier. Phcenix Bank^J^antucket Capital, §200,000. Incorporated Feb. 27, 1795. Charter renewed to the 1st Monday in October, 1831. Joseph Chase, President. | Philip H. Folger, Cashier. JVantucket Pacific Bank, Capital, §200.000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in July. Aaron Mitchell, President. | James Athearn, Cashier. Manufacturers and Mechanicks Bank of Nantucket. Capital, 8100,000. Francis G.Macy, President, j Barker Burriel, Cashier, MtoburyfioTt Bank. Capital, 210,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. William Bartlet,President. | Samuel Mullikin, Cashien, Cumberland Bank at Portland. Capital, $200,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in June. Albert Newhall J President. \ Joseph Sv/iftj Cashier, . 17^ Banks in Massachusetts. Bank of Portland. Capital ,8200, 000. Arthur M'Lellan.President. j Alford Richardson,Caslj. Saiem Bank. Capital, $250,000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. Josepli Peabody, President. | John Moriirty, Cashier. DirectorIS, John Derby, John Osgood, Ichabod Nich- ols, Jonathan Hodges, Stephen Phillips, Saniuel Endi* - cott. Discount Davs, Monday and Thursday. Merchants Bank, at Salem, Capital, S400.000. Incorporated June 1811. Charter to continue 20 ye^ri * from the 1st Moaday in October, 1811. Officers elected first Monday in October, annually, Stiry, President J. W. IVeadwell, Cashier. Jose';h | Directors, Joseph Winn, William Silsbee, Edward' Soutnwick, Michael Shepard, Richard S. Rogers, Ab- raham Kilham, David Cummins, Stephen C. Phillips. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday. Commercial Bank, at Salem. Capital, g300,000. WiUard Peele, President. | Z. F. Silsbee, Cashier Directors, William Fettyplace, Gideon Barstow, Edward Lander, John H \ndrews, John Stone, John Andrew. John W. Rogers, Benjamin Shrove, Na- thaniel Putnam. Discount Days, Monday and Thursday. Exchange Bank, at Salem, Capital, S300.000. Incorporated January 1823, to continue till 1st Monday in October, 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Mond, in Oct. annually, GHenn Tucker, President. Chadwlck, Cashier. | John Directors, George Cleaveland, Franklin H. Story, Joseph A. Pealiody, Robert Upton, William E. Hack- er, John Dike, Joseph Howard, Frederick Howes. Asiatic Bankf at Salem. Capital, §200,000. Incorporated June 11, 1824. Officers elected on thei 4th of October, 1825. Stephen White, Cabot, Cashier. President. | Joseph S. . Banks in Massachusetts. IT^ Directors, Joseph Ropes, Robert Stone, James Brown, William Procter, Henry Prince, jr. Nathan W. Neal, Tucker Daland, Robert Brookhouse. Gloucester (Cape-Ann) Bank, Capital, S 120.000. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October annually. WilliamW. ParrottjPres't. f Joseph Allen, jr. Cashier, Beverly Bank. Capital, §100,000. Officers elected on the first Monday in October. Joshua Fisher, President. | A. Thorndike, Cashier. Bedford Commercial Bank, at JVcw- Bedford. Capital, SlOO.OOO. Geo. President, Howland, j Joseph Ricketson, Cashier, Plymouth Bank. Capital, 100,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812; to continue till Oct. 1, 1831. Officers elected on the first Monday in January. William Davis, President. | Cashier. Saco Bank. Capital. §120. 000. Incorporated June 23, 1812; and to continue to the first Mondav in October, 183 1 Officers elected on the first Monday in October. T.G.Thornton,President. | Samuel Pierson, Cashier. Worcester Bank. Capital, S200 000. Incorporated June 23, 1812; to continue 19 years from the first Monday in October, 1812. Officers elected on the first Wednesday in October. Daniel Waldo, President, j Samuel Jennison, Cashier. Oxford Bank. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated February 8, 1823; to continue till October 1831. Jonathan Davis, President Sumner | Bastow.Cashicr. Barnstable Bank, at Yarmouth.. Capital, $100,000. Incorportted February 28, 1825. David Crocker, President | Caleb Reed, Cashier. Mendon Bank. Capital. §100,000. Incorporated February 7, 1824; to continue till October 1831. Seth Hastings, Pi-esident. j E. W. Havward,' Cashter. P 2 174. Banks in Massachusetts. Millbury Bank. Capital, §100.000. Incorporated June 18, 1825; to continue till Oct. 183i. Asa Waters, President, Mills, Cashier. j Lewis Blackstone Bank, at Uxbridge, Capital, Si 60,000. Incorporated June 18, 1825 ; to continue till Oct. 1831. John Capron, President. | JonathanGregory, Cashier." Sunderland Bank. Capital, S100,000. NathanielSmif.h, President. | Luther Root, Cashier. Directors^ Nathaaiel Smith, Erastus Graves, Al- pheus Field, Jonathan Eastman, Lucius Boltwood, Eb- enezer H. Williams^ Stephen Whitney. Farmers Bank, at Belchertotun, Capital, 8100,000. Philo Dickinson, President. | T. D. Lyman, Cashier. Manufacturers and Mechanicks Banky at Ware. Capital, glOO.OOO. Elnathan Jones, President. | Homer Bartlett, Cashier^. Hamfidtu Bank, at Wesfjield. Capital, SIOO.OOO. James Fowler, President. | Ashley, Cashier. Taunton Bank, at Taunton. Capital, §100,000. Incorp. June 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1, 1831. Jonathan IngelJ, President, James L. Hodges, Cashier, j Marblehead Bank. Capital, gl20,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812; to continue to Oct. 1, 1831. Officers elected on the first Monday in October. Preset. Nathaniel Hooper, | John Russell, Cashier. Hamfishire Bank, at Northampton. Incorporated June 16, 1813. Joseph Lyman, President. | F. H. Wright, Cashier^ Dedham Bank. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated Feb. 1814; to continue till Oct. 1831. Willard Gay, President. | Ebenezer Fisher, jr« Cash. Discount Day, Friday. : Banks in Massachusetts. tJS^ JLynn Mechunicks Bank, Capital, $100,000. Incorporated February 28, 1814. 'onathan Bacheller, Pres't. | Isaac Siory, Cashier* Sfiringfield Bank, Capital, §150,000. [ohn Hooker, President. | John Howard, Cashier. I Agricultural Bank, at Pittsjield. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated July, 1818. Thomas Gold, President \ Ezekiel R. Celt, Cashier* Solicitor^ Thomas A. Gold. Franklin Dank, I Lyman Kendall, President. | Franklin Ripley, Cashier^ Pawtucket Bank. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated June 14, 1814. (OliverStarkweather,Prcs. | Amos A.Tillinghast.Cash, Mtrrimack Bank, at Haverhill. Capital. gl50,000. Incorporated June 14, 1814. David How, President. | L. White, Cashier, Falmouth Bank, Capital, §100,000. Elijah Swift, President, j Samuel P. Croswell, Casli. Merchants Bank, at J\levi- Bedford, A. B. John Parker, President. | James Congdon, Cash. The number of Medical Students attending the last course of Lectures at the different Schools in the United States — University of Pennsylvania, - - - - 48O College of Physicians and Surgeons of New- York, 196 Harvard ("ollege, ------130 Dartmouth College, ----- 80 University of Maryland, ----- 215 College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Western District of the State of New-York, - - 120 Yale College, ----,- 82 Medical College of Ohio, - - - . - 22 Vermont Academy of Medicine, - - - 124 Transylvania University, ----- 235 Medical School of Maine, - - - - 60 Brown University, ----- 40 University of Vermont, - - - - 42 Berkshire Medical School, - . . -. 94 Medical College of South Carolina, - - 50 Total, 1970 176 Insurance Companies. INSURANCE OFFICES IN BOSTON. Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company, - j No. State 45 street. Capital, §400,000. l Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated foriginallj, June 25, 1795) Feb. 13, 1799 Officers elected on the last Wednesday in August. Nathaniel G. Snelling, Presid. f Jacob Rust, Secretary. Directors^ Jonathan Amory, Benjamin Bussey, Jona- than Chapman, Samuel Cobb, David Ellis, Joseph Head, Joseph Hurd, Samuel Hammond, Benjamin Joy, Jona- than Mason, Harrison G. Otis, John Welles, Daniel Webster, William P. Mason, John Odin, Edward Blan- chard. > Messenger, Moses B. Foster. Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company, No 60 State street, Up stairs. Funds, §300,000, Officers elected on the 1st Tuesday in June. Incorporated March 1, 1798. President, Thos. Dennie, ( And. Cunningham, Sec. &: Tr Directors, B. P. Tilden, Jonathan Hunewell, Samuel Snelling, William Sullivan, Ebenezer Francis, Turner Phillips, Daniel Messinger, John Bray, Redford Web- ster, Isaac Winslow, Joseph Coolidge. Joseph Lovering James Phillips, Jonathan Chapman, George Bartlett, (of Charlestown.) Messenger, George Humphreys. Boston Marine Insurance Company. No. 60 State street. Capital, §300,000. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1799, and to continue 40 years. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in January. Daniel Sargent, President, j Joseph May, Secretary. Directors, Joseph Coolidge, Thomas B. Curtis, Jona- than Davis, Warren Dutton, Francis Lee, Thomas Par-- sons, Benjamin T. Pickman, William Pratt, Daniel Sar- gent, Thomas W. Ward, Thomas Wigglesworth, Timo-- thy Williams. Messenger^ Asaph Grover. Insurance Companies in Boston. 17T. JVeW' England Marine Insurance Company, No. 31 State street Capital, §300,000. Incorporated March 5, 1803', charter renewed. James TTall, President. | John Waters, Secretary. Directors^ James Hall, Peter C. Brooks. Josiah Brad- lee, Gardiner Grreene. Nehemiah Parsons, Richard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden, Thomas L Winthrop, Samuel H. Wallej, Joseph Saunders, Joseph H. Adams, Ignatius Sargent. Messenger^ George Golding. Suffolk Insurance Company. No. 37 State street. Capital, §300,000. Insures on Maiine risks only. Incorporated 1803, for 20 years ; charter renewed 1818. John T. Apthorp, President, j Benj. Balch, Secretary. Directors, Samuel Cabot, Henry Lunt, Israel Mnnson, Henry Hubbard, Charles C. Parsons, George Searle, Charles Thacher, George W. Lyman, William Ritchie^ p.ajnuel G. Perkins, William Lander. Messenger, Stephen Withington. Union Insurance Company, No. 59 State street. Capital, §300,000. Insurei on Marine risks only. Incorporated March 28, 1804 ; and to continue 20 yeara;. Charter renewed 1824. Thomas Perking, President, j Samuel King, Secretary. Directors., Thomas Dennie, Edward Cruft, William Shimrain, Samuel Snelling, J. D. Williams, Joseph Hall. Messenger^ Grant Larned. Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38 State street Capital, §300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated December 5, 1816 ; for 20 years. Joseph Balch, President Andrew | G Winslow, Secr'y. Directors^ Joshua Blake, Benjamin Thompson Elijah Loring, Charles W. Cartwright, Tasker H. Swett. Ezra Weston, Titus Welles, Henry Hovey Samuel V'/hitwell, jr. Jogjah Marshall, Abbott Lawrence, John William?. Messenger, William N. Tatsell. IT'S Insurance Companies in Boston. •dmtrican Insurance Company. No. 58 State street Capital, §300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporater! Jane 13 1818. Franc js J. Oliver, President. | Geofjie Hunt, Secretary. Directors. Nathan Appleton, David W. Child, Eben- ezer Farlej, Horace Gray, John Heard, jr. Caleb Lo- ring. Paschal P. Pope, Benjamin Rich, Robert G. Shaw, Isaac Winslow, Lot Wheelwright, Josiah Wheelwright*. Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. No. 54 State st. Capital, §500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, I8I8. William Phillips, President, Vice-Presidents, William Bartlet, Peter C. Brooks, Joseph Head, Charles Jackson, Theodore Lyman, Har- rison G. Otis, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Perkins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears,, Nathaniel Silsbee, Israel Thorndike, Samuel Appleton. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Ebenezer Francis. Johni C. Gray, Gardinei Greene, Samuel Hubbard, PatricMll T Jackson, Amos Lawrence, John Lowell, Theodore Lyman, jr. Thomas Motley, William Prescott, Williami Sturgis Actuary, Nathaniel Bowditch. Secretary, Mo^es L Hale. Messenger, Jonathan C. Pinks. Eagle Insurance Company. No. 44 State street. Capital, §100,000, Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated June 16, 1820 ; for 20 years. SecF*y. Zebedee Cook, jr. President. | Charles Slimpson, Directors, John Binney, William Dehon, Tobias Lord, Ezra A Bourne. Charles Brown, Nathaniel H. Emmons, Ebenezer Parker. Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43 State street. Capital, ^300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated Feb. 22, 1«20. Secretary. Charles Bradbury, President. } J. P. Tappan, Directors^ Charles Bradbury, Henry Sigourney, Daniel Insurance Companies In Boston. 179 P.Parker, Ebenfezer Appleton, John Houston, Thomas H. Perkins, jr. George W. Sturgis, Ebenezer Rollins, Augustus Thoradike. Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 63 State street. Capital, §300,000. Insures on Fire risks only. Incorporated February 23, 1822. Officers elected on the 2d Tuesday in January. Jesse Putnam, President, j Samuel Hunt, Secretary. Directors^ Jesse Putnam, Robert Rogerson, Amos Bin- ney, William Shimmin, John Bumstead, Isaac Parker, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Edmund Munroe, George Pratt, William S. Rogers, George G. Jones, William Parker. Franklin Insurance Company. No. 57 State street. Capital, ^300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated February 10, 1823- Francis Welch, President, Walter H. Deming, j Secr'y. Directors, James T. Austin, Samuel L. Abbot, Samuei Eames, James Read, Francis Watts, Eliphalet Williams * Lemuel Crackbon, Thomas C. Amory. Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 62 State street. Capital, S300,000. Incorporated Feb. 1 1, 1823. Joseph Baker, President. | Nathaniel Merriam, Secretary. Directors., Henry Lee, Samuel Fales, William Love- ring, jr. Jeremiah Fitch, John W. Langdon, Isaac C. Pray, James Johnson, Thomas Welsh, jr. Charles T. Parsons, David Low. Commercial Insurance Company. No. 54 State street. Capital, §300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Incorporated February 10, 1823. Nathl. Bowditch, President. | Moses L. Hale, Secretary. Directors., William Appleton, Daniel C. Bacon, Eben- izer Francis, Amos Lawrence, Thomas Motley, WlUiam ^.opes. William Sturgis, Ebenezer Breed. Messenger, J on&Xhsin. C. Pinksi J80 Insurance Companies in Boston. General Interest Assurance Company. No. 75 State street. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. D. Coolidge, Seer'/. Joaeph Otis, President. | Charles Directors, Joseph Otis, William D. Sobier, John Tap- pan, Samuel Sanford, Benjamin Bangs, Alfred Richard- son, jr. Lot Wheelwright, jr. Samuel Austin, jr. Stephenn Glover. Boston Insurance Company. No. 48 State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated February 11, 1823. Armstrong, Sec. Lemuel Pope, jr. President. ) George W. Directors, William H. Bordman, Nathaniel P. Russell, Giles Lodge, John Pratt, Nathaniel Goddard, John Bel- low?, John Bryant, John F. Loring. Atlas Insurance Company. Comer nf State and Congress streets. Capital, !S300,00(J.> Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Incorporated February 6, 1824. Samuel Stodder, Samuel A Wells, President. | SecrY Directors, Nathaniel P. Russell, William Savage, R.D. Shepherd, Seth Knovvles, Samuel Billings, George Hallet, Charles Torrey, Joseph W. Lewis, Charles Tracy, John B. Borland, Stephen White, of Salem, William W.Parrott of Gloucester, Phineas Sprague, of Duxbury, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Messenger, J. C. Lawrence. Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 52 Qlobe Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 36 State street. Capital, §300,000. Incorporated February 9, 1824. James H. Lunt, Sccretarj Wnjiam Hale&, President. | InsumncjB Companies in Boston. 181 Directors, Abel Adams, Samuel C- Gray, Enoch Sils- by, Lewis Tappan, Benjamin Humphreys, William B^ Swett, Henry liice,-William Goddard. Commonwealth Insurance Company. No. 12 State street. Capital, ^300,000. Incorporated February 20, 1824. Insures Fire and Marine risks. Nathl. Jonathan Buffinton, President, j Hall, jr. Secretary, Directors, Loring Austin, Charles Brown, Andrew Dunlap, William Freeman, Otis Fairbanks, John Fair- field, John Gray, jr. David Henshaw, George A. Hod- ges, Fitzhenry Homer, Nestor Houghton, Hall J. How^ William Lyman, John Rayner, Issac Rhodes, David Rice, Daniel Shattuck, John W. Sullivan, Thomas Thacher, Thomas Thaxter, Larkin Thorndike, John E^ Thayer, William Whitney, Thomas S. Winslow. United States Insurance Company. Capita], §400,000. H. Peirce, President. Archibald Foster, Secr^y. Parker [ Directors, Parker H. Peirce, Benjamin Fiske, Jona- than Carlelon, Benjamin Humphrey, Samuel Woods, John J. Valentine, John P. Rice, Samuel D. Ward, William Parker, Thomas Winsor, Ralph Huntington. Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance. Company, Capital, §300,000, Aaron Baldwin, President. P»,urus Perkins, Secretary. | Directors^ Charles Davis, Otis Everett, Winsor Fay, Benjamin V. French, John Hoar, jr. Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, Solomon Towne, Daniel Weld, Moses' Williams. Thomas Brewer. Phcenix Insurance Company. Joseph Otis, Agent. Office No. 1, Congress slreet". Private Insurance Office. Lomupl Pope, jr. No. 72 State street, 9, 182 Insurance Companies in Massachusetts^ Salem Marine Insurance Company. Capital, $200,000. Incorporated June 9, ICOO. Jacob A^hton, President. { George Peirce, Secretary. Etsex Fire and Marine Insurance Company, at Salem. Capital, §300,000. Incorporated March 7, 1803. Abijah Northey, President. | Benjamin Pitman, Secr'y. Union Marine Insurance Company, at Salem. Capital, S200,000. Incorp. Feb. 24, 1804. .^ Moses Townsend, President. | Samuel Knapp, Secretary Commercial Insurance Company., at Salem. C?pital, §200,000. Incorporated June 12, 1818. George Cleaveland, Presid. | Benj. Ropes, jr. Secr'y. Oriental Insurance Company, at Salem. Capital, §200,000. Incor. Feb. 24, 1820, for 20 years. William Fettyplace, President. Nathan Peirce, Secr'y. | Merchants Insurance Company, at Salem. Capital, $150,000. Incorporated February 10, 1823. Peter Lander, President. | G. H. Barker, Secretary. Mercantile Insurance Company^ at Salem* Capital, §150,000. Incorp. Feb. 8, 1825. John Winn, jr. President. | Samuel Slocum, Secretary. American Insurance Company, at Salem. Capital, §150,000. Incorporated February 8, 1 825. William P. Richardson, Pres. | John C. Dodge, Secr'y. Directors., DudJey L. Pickman, Pickering Dudtre, John W. Rogers, Nathaniel West, jr. Robert Brookhonse, Charle? Saunders, Nathan VV. Neal, John Forester, Rob- ert Upton, Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Capital, $200,000. Incorp. Feb. 11, 1823 ; for 28 year?. Newton, President. D. Wheeler, Secr'y- Rejoice | Wm. Rejoice Newton, Treasurer. DirUlors, Nathaniel P. Denny, Abijah Bigelow, Aaron Tufts, Isaac Goodwin, Daniel Waldo, Bezaleel Taft, jr. Rejoice Newton, Nathaniel Houghton, Fred. W. Paine, Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. 185 Merrimack Insurance Company^ Kewburyport, Capital, §100,000. Thomas M. Clark, President. Samuel Tenncy, Secr'y. | Beverly Marine Insurance Company^ Capital, S100,000. Incorporated June 20, 1809; to continue 20 years. Robert Rantoul, President, | Isaac Flagg, Secretary. Marblehead Insurance Company, Incorporated March 8, 1803. Robert Hooper, President, John Trefry, Secretary, | Marblehead Social Insurance Company. Incorporated June 17, 1809, Kicholas Bartlett, President. | John Sparhawk, Sccr'y; Gloucester Marine Insurance Compdny. Incorporated June 22, 1803. William Pearce, President, j Wm. Saville, Secretary. Bedford Marine Insurance Company, Incorporated Feb. 11, 1805. Joseph Ricketson, Presid. | George Howland, Secr*y. Union Marine Insurance Company^ at Kantucket, Capital, 8100,000. Incorp. June 21, 1804. William Coffin, President, j John Cartwright, Sfjretary. Phanix Insurance Company^ at Nantucket. Capital, S 100,000. Incorporated June 12, 1818 ; to continue 30 v eats. Hezekjah Barnard, fresid, { Daniel Coffin, Secretary, i5ational ^Register. GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES. JOHN atlNCY ADAMS, ll. d. (Mass.) President. JOHN C. CALHOUN, ll.d. (S.C.) Vice President.*' NINETEENTH CONGRESS. SENATE. r48.) Terms expire. Terms expire. Maine, John Holmes, 1827 John Chandler, 1829 JV. Hampshire, Samuel Bell, 29 Levi Woodbury,! 31 Vermont, Horatio Seymour, 27 Dudley Chase,,t 31 Mass. Elijah H. Mills, 27 James Lloyd, 29 H. Island, Asher Robbins,t 27 Nehemiah R. Knight, 29 Conn. Henry W. Edwards, 27 Calvin Willey,t 31 JVejc Fo?7£,MartinVanBuren, 27 t 31 JV.Jcrsey, Joseph M'llvaine, 27 Mahlon Dicherson, 29 Penn. William Findlay, 27 William Marks,! 31 Delaicare, ThomasClayton, 27 Nicholas Van Dyke, 29 Virginia, John Randolph,! 27 Littleton W.Tazevvell, 29 J^. Carolina, John Branch, 29 Nathaniel Macon, 31 S.Carolina, Robt.Y.Hayne, 29 John Gaillard, 31 Georgia, Thomas W. Cobb, 29 John M. Berrien,! SI JiTcn.ittc.RichardM.John son, 29 John Rowan,! 31 Tennessee, John H. Eaton, 27 HughL White,! 29 Ofdo, Benjamin Ruggles, 27 William H.Harrison,! 31 Loui. Dominique Boulignv, 29 Josiah S. Johnston, 31 Indiana, James Noble, 27 William Hendricks,! 31 Mississippi,Pov/hviXVLXi^]\\s,\27 Thomas H. Williams, 29 Illinois, Jesse B. Thomas, 29 Elias K. Kane,! 31 Alabama, William R.King, 29 Henry Chambers,! 31 .VmoiirijThomasH.Benton, 27 David Barton, 31 Charles Cutts, Secretary. President's Salary, $25,000. Vice Presidents, ^5,000. * By the Constitution, the Vice President is President of the Senate ; but has no voice, unless ihe Senate is equally divided. Each State i* allowed the same numbt;r of Electors of President and Vice President, iis their whole number of Senators and Representatives in Con£[iesSj t New Members, Nineteenth Congress. 1S5 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (213.) John W. Taylor, of New-York, Speaker. MAINE sends 7. *John Anderson David Kidder Jeremiah O'Brien William Burleigh Enoch Lincoln ^Peleg Sprague Ebenezer Herrick NEW-HAMPSHIRE 6. Ichabod Bartlett *Nehemi. Eastman ^Joseph Healey *Titus Brown ^Jonathan Harvey Thos. Whipple, jr. VERMONT 5. William C.Bradley t John Mattocks *George E. Wales RoUin C. Mallary tEzra Meech MASSACHUSETTS 13. Samuel C. Allen Henry W. Dwight John Locke John Bailey *Edward Everett John Reed Francis Baylies Aaron Hobart *John Varnum BW.CrovvninshieldSamuel Lathrop Daniel Webstev *John Davis RHODE-ISLAND 2. *Tristam Burges *Dutee J. Pearce CONNECTICUT 6. ^John Baldwin *Ralph I. Ingersoll *Elisha Phelps Noyes Barber *Orange Merwin Gideon Tomlinson NEW-VORK 34. Parmenio Adams *Chas. Humphrey *Joshua Sands *Wm. S. Angell ^^Jeromus Johnson Henry R. Storrs *Henry Ashley *Charles Kellogg James Strong *Luther Badger *Wm. M'Manus John W. Taylor C. C. Cambreleng *Henry Markell Egbert Ten Eyck *William Deitz H. C. Martindale S. Van Rensselaer *Nicoll Fosdick Dudley Marvin *G. C. Verplanck *D. G. Garnsay *John Miller *Aaron Ward *John Hallock, jr. *Timo. H. Porter *Barto White *A. B. Hasbrouck Robert S. Rose *E. Whittemore Moses Hayden *Henry H. Ross SHas Wood *Michael Hoffman NEW-JERSEY C. George Cassedy Daniel Garrison Samuel Swan Lewis Condict George Holcomb *Ebenezer Tucksi' t Members of a previous Congress, but not of the last, • New Mejnbers. Q 2 186 Nineteenth Congress. PENNSYLVANIA 26, nVm. Addams *Joseph Lawrence *JamcsS.Stevenso James Buchanan Samuel M'Kean Andrew Stewart Samuel Edwards Philip S.Markley Alex. Thompson Patrick Farrelly Daniel H. Miller *Espy Van Home John Findlay 'Charles Miner James Wilson Kobert Harris James S. Mitchell Henry Wilson Joseph Hemphill *John Mitchell George Wolf Saml. D. Ingham *Robert Orr, jr. *Jobn Wurtz George Kremer Georofe Plainer DELAWARE 1. Louis M'Lane X MARVLAND 9. *John Barney *John L. Kerr George E. Mitchel *Clement Dorsey Peter Little t George Peter Joseph Kent ^Robert N. Martin *T. Worthiijgton VIRGINIA 22. Mark Alexander John Flovd John Randolph William S. Archer Robert S.'Garnett William C. Rives *Wm.Armstrong,jr. Joseph Johnston William Smith John S. Barbour William M'Coy Andrew Stevensor Burwell Bassett Charles F. Mercer John Taliaferro *Nathl.H.ClaiborneThomas Newton ^Robert Taylor *Thos. Davenport ^'Alfred H. Powell *James Trezvant ^Benjamin Estill NORTH CAROLINA 13. Willis Alston ^Richard Hines Willie P. Mangum John H Bryan ^Gabriel Jones RomulusM.Saunders *Saml. P. Carson John Long fLemuel Sawyer Henry W. Conner tArchibaldM'Neill Lewis Williams WeldonN.Edwards SOUTH-CAROLINA 9. John Carter Andrew R. Govan tThos. R. Mitchell' William Drayton James Hamilton, jr. Sterling Tucker Joseph Gist George M'Duffie John Wilson GEORGIA 7. George Gary *Chas. E. Haynes Edwd. F. Tatnall Alfred Cuthbert *Jas. Meriwethar Wiley Thompson John Forsyth Secretaj-ies of Departments. 187 KENTUCKY 12. Rich'd A. Buckner * James Johnson Thomas P. Moore t James Clarke ^Joseph Lecompte David Trimble Robert P. Henry Robert P. Letcher Chas. A. Wicklifle Francis Johnson Thomas Metcalf *Wm. F. Young TENNESSEE 9. A. R. Alexander John Cocke *John H. Marable Robert Allen Samuel Houston *James C. Mitchell John Blair Jacob C. Isacks *James K. Polk OHIO 14. Mordecai Bartley William M'Lean Elisjja Whittlesey Philem. Beecher John Sloane William Wilson J. W. Campbell *John Thompson *J()hn Woods *^ James Findlay Joseph Vance John C. Wright *David Jenninffs Samuel F. Vintan LOUISIANA 3. Wm. L. Brent Henry H. Gurley Edward Livingston INDIANA 3. *RatlitF Boone Jonathan Jennings John Test MISSISSIPPI 1. Christopher Rankin ILLINOIS 1. Daniel P. Cook ALABAMA 3. John M-Kee Gabriel Moore Georire W. Owen. MISSOURI 1, John Scott DELEGATES. MICHIGAN TERRITORY. *Austin E. Wing. ARKANSAW TERRITORY. Henry W. Conway. FLORIDA TERRITORY. 'Joseph M. White. SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State, Henry Clay, (Kent.) Salary, ${>000 Chicj' Clerk, Daniel Brent, (Virg.; 2000 Treasury, Richard Rush. (Penn.) 6000 Chief Clerk, Edward Jones, (N. Y.) 9000 War, James Barbour, (Virg.) 6000 CViie/aerA;, Christopher Vandeventef; (N.Y.) 2000 ^avy, Samuel L. Southard, (N. J.) 6000 Chief Clerk, Charles Hay, (Virg.) 200a . 188 United States Officers. TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller J Joseph Anderson, (Ten.) 3500 Second do. Richard Butts, (Maine.) 3000 First Auditor^ Richard Harrison, (Virg.) 3ooa Second do. William Lee, (Mass.) 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, (Penn.) 3000 Fourth do. Tobias Watkins, (Md.) 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, (Dela.) 3000 TreasurcTf Thomas T. Tucker, (S. C.) 3000 Register, Joseph Nourse, (Virg.) 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, Geo. Graham, (Virg.^) 3000 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen. John M'Lean, (Ohio) 4000 Assistant do. Abraham Bradley, (Conn.) 2500 do. do. Phineaa Bradley, (Conn.) 2500 MINT. Director, Samuel Moore, (Penn.) 2000 Treasurer, James Rush, (Penn.) 1200 JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. John Marshall, Virg. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500 each. Bushrod Washington, Virg. Gabriel Duvall, Maryland. William Johnson, S. Car. Joseph '^iory , Massachusetts Thomas Todd, Kentucky. Smith Thompson, JV*. York. Attorney General, William Wirt, of Virginia. Salary, $3500. Reporter of Decisions, Henry Wheaton, (N. Y.) $1000. DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine, Ashur Ware, Judge. Ether Shepley, Attorney. Benjamin Green, Marshal. John Mussey, jr. Clerk. J\reW' Hampshire, John S. Sherburne, Judge. Daniel Humphreys, Attorney. Pearson Cogswell, Marshal. P. R. Freeman, Clerk. Massachisetts, John Davis, Judge. George Blake, Attorney. Samuel D. Harris, Marshal. Horatio Bass, Deputy Marshal. Marshal's Office, County Court House, School Street. John W. Davis, District Clerk. Office Old Court-House, Court Street. District Officers. 185 Rhode-Island, John Pitman, Judge. Dutee J. P.earce, Attorney. Burrington Anthony, Marshall. Benjamin Covvell, Clerk. Coimecticut, J^erpont Edwards, Judge. Hezekiah Huntington, Attorney. Aadrew Hull, jr. Marshal. Vermont, Elijah Paine, Judge. William A. Griswold, Attorney. Joseph Edson, Marshall. Mio York, South District, William P. Van Ness, Judge. Robert Tillotson, Attorney. Thom?s Morris, Marshal.. James Dill, Clerk North District, Alfred Conkling, Judge. Samuel Beardsley, Attorney. John W. Livings- ton, Marshal. New-Jersey, William S. Pennington, Judge. Lucius Q^ C. Elmer, Attorney. Oliver W. Ogden, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (East) Richard Peters, Judge. Charles J. Ingersoll, Attorney. John Conard, Marshal. Pennsylvania (West) William Wilkins, Judge. Alex- ander Erackenridge, Attorney. -Hugh Davis, Marshal. Delaicure, Willard Hall, Judge. George Reed, jr. At- torney. James Brobson, Marshal. Maryland. Elias Glenn, Judge. Nathaniel Williams, Attorney. Paul Bentalou, Marshal. Virginia (East) George Hay, Judge. Robert Stanard, Attorney. John Pegram, Marshal. Virginia (West) Alexander Caldwell, Judge. Edvi^in S. Duncun. Attorney. Benjamin Reeder, Marshal. North- Carolina, Henry Potter. Judge. Thomas P, Devereux, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshal. South CaroUna, Thomas Lee, Judge. John Gadsden, Attorney. Morton A. Warinff,^ Marshal. James JewBV, Clerk. " _ Georgia, Jeremiah Cuylcr, Judge. Richard W. Hab- ersham, Attorney. John H. Morel, Marshal. Kentucky, Robert Trimble, Judge. George M. Bibb, Attorney. Chapman Coleman, Marshal. East-Tennessee, John M'Nairy, Judge of both Districts, Prior Lea, Attorney. Charles J. Porter, Marshal. West-Tennessee, Henry Crabb, Attorney. Robert Pur- dy, Marshal. Ohio, Cbarles W. Bird, Judge. Joseph S. Benharo, Attorney. William Dougherty, Marshal. Louisiana, Thomas B. Robertson, Judge. John W. Smith, Attorney, East District. John Brownson, do. West District. John Nicholson, Marshal, East X)isirict., Andrew Duitiartrait; do. West -District, , 190 Sittings ofthe Federal Courts. Indiana, Benjamin Parke, Judge. Charles Dewey, At- torney. John Vawter, Marshal. Mississippi, Peter Randolph, Judge. William B. Grif^ fith, Attorney. Charles M. Norton, Marshal. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, Judge. Jepthaii Hardin, At- torney. Henry Conner, Marshal. Alabama, Charles Tait, Judge. Henry Hitchcock, Attorney. Francis W. Armstrong, Marshal. Missouri, James H. Peck, Judge. Robert Wash, Attor- ney. Henry Dodge, Marshal. District of Cahimbia, William Cranch, Chief Judge. Buckner Thruston, and James S. MorselK Assistant Judg- es. Thomas Swan, Attorney. Tench Ringgold, Marshal. Sittings of the Federal Courts. SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the first Monday in Febru- ary annually. CIRCUIT COURTS. When any ofthe following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be tipiden on the Monday following. FIRST CIRCUIT. In New-Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8tb of May ', and at Exeter on the 8th of October. In BJiode-IsJand, at Providence, on the 15th day of No- vember ; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June. In Massaclmsetts, at Boston, May 15, and Oct. 15, In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May j and at Wiscassel, Ist of October. SECOND CIRCUIT. In Connecticut, at New-Haven, on the 13th day of April ; and at Hartford, on the 17th of September. In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May, and at Rutland, on the 3d of October. In New-York, at New-York, April 1, and Sept. 1. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine, at Portland, the Ist Tuesday in June, and the 1st Tuesday in December ; and at Wiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and 2d Tuesday in Sept. In New-Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in March and September ; and at Exeter, 3d in Jun* an^ December. Counsellors and Attorneys. 191 In Vermont, at Windsor and Rutland, October 6, and May 24. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and 4th in June, 2d in September, and 1st in December. In Rhode-Island, at Newport and Providence, first Mon- days in February and August, and let Mondays in May and November. In Connecticut, at New-Haven, 3d Tuesdays in Febra- ary and August ; at Hartford, 3d Tuesdays in May and November. Exclusive of the above-mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion. Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court, Massachusetts District, Kufus G. Amory Benjamin Guild James C. Merrill E. S. Livermore Sam. K. Williams Thomas Power Harrison G. Otis Phineas Blair Cyrus Alden William Prescott Samuel L. Knapp Charles G. Loring George Blake Benja. Gorham Alexander Bliss Benja. Whitman Alex. Townsend Zechariah Eddy Josiah Quincy Lever. Saltonstall Samuel J Gardnejr Samuel Haven Josiah P. Cooke Russell Jarvis Joseph Rowe William Minot W.R. P. Washburn Ebenezer Gay John Knapp Franklin Dexter William Sullivan Ebenez. Moselcy John R. Adan John Heard, jr. William Austin Wm. A. Warner Wm. P. Whiting Elijah Morse Bradford Sumner Peter O. Thacher Sherman Leland John B. Davis Warren Dutton Samuel B. Barrell E. Ritchie Dorr Samuel D. Parker Henry Orne Jos. Harrington Thos. Welch, jr. Samuel D. Ward Waldo Flint James T. Austin Octav. Pickering John T. Winthrop Wm. C. Aylwin William Gale James Bowdoin Saml. F. xM'CIeary Franris Basset Ninian C Betton Joseph E. Smith Win. P. Mason Wm. H. Gardiner George Sullivan HirrisonG.Ofis,jr. Abraham A. Dame Henry Cabot Dav. A. Simmons Willard Phillips Samuel Hubbard Kilborn Whitman Henry W. Dwight Lemuel Shaw William Parker Abrah. W. Fuller Joseph E. Sprague Elijah F. Wallace Fred. A. Farley Augustus Peabody John Pickering George Gav David Cummings Benj. P^. Nichols Thos. W. Phillips Wm. D. Sohier Wm. Simmons Theron Metcalf John^Stuart Charles P. Curtis Abraham Moo re D,S.Greenough,jr. Francis C. Gray 192 Army of the United States. dRMF REGISTER. 6ENKR/iT, STAFF. Jacob Brown, Maior-General. Edraund P. Gaines, Brig. Gen. Majer-General breve^. Winfield Scott, do. do. Thomas S. Jesup, Brig;. Gen. and Quarter-Master Gen-. Roger Jones, Adjutant-General, Colonel. John E. Wool, Inspector-General, Colonel. 5. B. Archer, do. do. William Linnard, Quarter- Master, Major. Henry Stanton, do. do. SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. Colonel^ George Gibson, com. gen. subsistence, PirBCHASING DEPARTMENT. Callender Irvine, com. of pur. PAY DEPARTMENT. Colonel N. Towsdn, PaymasteB»Geiieral. Thomas Wright, Paymaster. Asher Phillips, do. Alphonso Wetmore, do. Benjamin F. Lamed, do. David Gwynne, do. David S. Townsend, do. Charles B. Tallmadge, do. Daniel Randall, do. \ Charles H. Smith, do. j Thomas Biddle, do. A. A. Massias, do. T. P. Andrews, do. Jeremiah D. Hayden, do. Edmund Kirby, do. MEDZCAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon-General^ Joseph Lovell. Surgeons^ Thomas Lawson, Thomas G. Mower, B. t Harney, W, V. Wheaton, John Gale, Josiah Everett Edward PurceJl, B. Belavan, Robert Archer. Arm J of the United States. 193 Assistant Surgeons. Geo. W. Maiipin VVtn. H. Mcoll Edwin James James H Sargent Robert French E. Macopib Sylvester Day Richard Randall G. P. Todson William Turner Lyman Foot Charles F. Luce Foster Swift C. A. Finley Sam.G T-DeCarap T. I C Monroe R. M. Coleman Edward Macomb Samuel B. Smith Benjamin King; George P Todsen James Mann Prestley H. Craig John W. Baylor J. Wallace John Jackson 'ohn Torrey Joseph Eaton John A. Brereton P. G. Randolph Geo. C. Clitherall Henry Stevenson I'amil. S. Hawkins Squire Lea Mordecai Hale John Thurston Joseph P. RAissell Rich. S. Satterlee Alfred W. Elwes Rich Weightman Zina Pitcher Robert C. Wood 1. P. C. MacmahonW. E Lungdon Lawrence Sprague Wm. Beaumont Robert M'Millan Joel Martin ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, Corps of Engineers. Alexander Macomb, Chief Engineer, Maj. Gen. brevet. General Simon Bernard, Assistant Engineer. Lieutenant-Colonel^ Charles Gratiot. Majors. J. G. Totten, Lt. Col. brev. Samuel Babcock Captains. Sylvanus Thayer, Lt. Col. br John L. Smith R. E. De Russey, Maj. br George Blaney T. W. Maurice William H. Chase First Lieutenants^ Thomas L Leslie, Richard Dela- field, Andrew Talcott, William A. Eliason, Cornelius A. Ogden. Henry Brewerton. ^Second Lieutenants, Stephen Tuttle, Edward H. Cour- tenay. George Dutton, Joseph Mansfield, Alfred Morde- cai, Dennis H. Mahan. TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS. Majors. John Anderson, Lt. Col br James Kearney Isaac Roberdeau, do. Stephen H. Long John J. Abert. do. P. H. Perrault II 194 Army of the United States. ASSISTANT TOP. ENGINCERS. Cafitains' Williani Tell Poussia Hartman Bache John L. Conte W. G. M'Neill FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Colonel^ James House. JJeutenant' Colonel^ G. Bomford, Col. brevet. Major^ John B. Walbach, Lieut. Colonel, brevet. Cafitains, A. S. Brooks, maj br F. Whiting S. Churchill R. L. Baker W. J. Worth, maj br H. Saunders Mile Mason R. M. Kirby, br Hy. Whiting, br A Q M N. G. Dana First Lieutenants. Timothy Green, ACS George Webb J. J. Davis J. Howard W. T. Willard D. Van Ness Hy. W.Griswold, adjutant Justin Dimick W. Smith, ACS Daniel Tyler J. Simonson W. H. Swift John Symington Lemuel Gates M. A. Patrick, ACS D. D. Tompkins Andrew xM'Intire, ACS H. I. Feltus Giles Porter Second Lieutenants. G. D. Ramsay George Nauman William T. W. Tone Andrew Kinnard Hugh P. Welch John Farley Jonathan Prescott J. W. A. Smith Charles Dimmock J. K. Findley Wash. Wheelwright J. N. Dillahunty J. H Cooke J. V. R. Ryan John J. Schnler Francis Taylor Isaac Trimble Andrew Kinnard L. B. Webster John Farley SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Colonel^ Lieutenant-Colond^ William Macrea, Colonel brevet. Major^ Jacob Hindman, Colonel brevet. Army of the United States. 195 Captairm. William Gates, maj. br Frs. S. Belton A. C. W. Fanning, maj. br Rd. A. Zantzinger, br J. F. Heileman, maj.br J. Mountfort, br Geo. Talcott, maj. br ordi. Thomas G. Legate Charles J. Nourse, br N. Baden First Lieutenants. Elijah Lyon, ACS Robert L. Armstrong, adj. Richard Bache, br H. S. Mallory Gustavus 8 Drane James Spencer G. W. Gardner, ACS W. Wells, ACS C. Cafitains- Roger Jones, Lt. Col br S. Spotts, br S. B. Archer, Insp. Gen. .fflneas Mackay John A. Burd, maj. br Joseph P. Taylop Henry K. Craig John A Dix Felix Ansart Mann P. Lomax, maj. br First Lieutenants. Lewis G. De Russey J. R. Vinton Thomas Childs, ACS R, B. Lee 196 Army of the United States. G. S. Wilkins S. S. Smith C, M. Thruston, adjutant Samuel Ringgold Thomas J. Baird^ A C S George W. Corprew Upton S. Frazer, ACS W. S. Newton ThomasW. Lendrum, ACS W. B. Davidson J. W. Phillips Clif. Wharton James D. Graham Z. I. D. Kinsley Srcond Lifufenants. John L'Engle, ACS CharJps G. Smith A. Brockenbrough Campbell Graham L. A.Rigail, ACS Thompson B. heclock H. Garner WiJlian) O Young Francis N, Barbarin G. ?. Green Martin Burk R- P Parrott W. H. Kerr N B. Bennett R. D. A. Wade Benjaaiin Huger John F. Scott FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY* Colonel, J R. Fenwick, brc et. JJfUf.enant- Colonel^ Abrara Eustis, brevet. Major, J. B. Crane, brevet. Cafitains. B. K. Peirce, maj br William L. M'Clintock M. M. Paine, brmaj J. L. Gardner William Wade, maj br ord John Munroe John Erving fac. Schmuck L. Whiting J. W. Ripley First Lieutenants. Patrick H. Galt,aidG. Scott William Turnbull James Monroe JameF R. Blaney i. A. Adams W. W. Morris Charles Despenville, ACS William H. Bell I. M. Washington E. G. \\\ Butler Harvey Brown S. B. Dusenbury Samuel Cooper £. R. Alberti Charles Ward William W. Wells Henry A. Thompson, adj Second Lieutenants. Clark Burdine Edward C. Ross J. C. Holland John B. Scott Army of the United states. 197 Horace Bliss F. Searle William Cook W. P. Bainbridge W. Gwynne H. A. Wilson A. Canfield George W. Long John Pickell J. M. Fessenden Henry H. Gird H. C. Smead G. C. Richards Frederick Searle A. Beckley FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, T. Chambers Lieutenavt' Colonel^ Z. Taylor AJajor^ D. E. Twigg?, brevet Cafitains. StephenW. Kearney, maj br II. B. Mafion James H. Gale William H. Ker W. V. Cobbs George C Spencer G. Loomis E. A. Hitchcock T. F. Smith William S. Harney First Lieutenants. W. R. Jouett Samuel M'Ree Thomas Barker, ACS William Day S. 'shannon Thomas P. Gwynne Jefferson Vail J. Mackenzie R.. Lowndes, aid toG.Gaines W. M. Boyce Second Lieutenantft. John J. Abercrombie W. L. Harris Samuel Wragg Julius Catlin W. Reynolds Electus Backus R. H. Stuart Timothy Paige A. S. Miller J. W. Kingsbury, br J. W. Kingsbury SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. CrJonel, Hugh Brady, Brig. Gen. brevet. Lieutenant- Cotonrl^ W. Lawrence, brevet. Major^ Enos Cutler, brevet. Cafitains. Alex.R. Thompson, br maj E. Boardman, br Newman S. Clark, maj br T. J. Beall, br R2 . 198 Army of the United States. W. Hoffman T. Staniford J. H. Wilkins B. A. Eoyntoa G. Dearborn Owen Ransom FiTfit Lieutenants. James Yonng, captbr A C S John Clintz, adjutant W. Bickerjr.capt br ACS E. K. Barnum C.F.Morton John Bradley Seth Johnson Edwin V. Sumner Joshua B. Brant, A Q M br Edmund B. Griswold Second Lieutenants. Samuel L. Russel, ACS Thompson Morris David Brooks, ACS J. I. B. Kingsbury Carlos A. Waite J. R. Smith^ J.B.Pendleton H Day J. S. Gallagher W. Bloodgood THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, N. Piuckney. LkuteJumtCcAonel^ John M'Neal, jr. Colonel brevet. Major., D. Baker, brevet. Cafitains. William Whistler, maj br J Garland John Bliss W. Browning, br Benjamin Watson, maj br J- S. Nelson, br Hezekiah Bradley, br maj S. H. Webb John Green W. G. Belknap First Lieutenants. John B. Clark, ACS Hor. Webster Ed. E. Brooks Henry H. Loring Andrew Lewis, ACS Samuel W. Hunt T. J. Harrison James W. Webb, ACS James Dean, adjutant , Benjamin Walker Second Lieutenants. L. N. Morris John D. Hopson Stewart Cowan Aaron M. Wright Otis Wheeler J. W. Cotton Henry Bainbridge E. B. Alexander George Wright E. B. Birdsall Army of the United States. 199 FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, D. L. Clinch. JJeutQuant- Colonel, G. M. Brooke, Colonel brevet. Major^ Saunders Donoho, brevet. Cajitains. Jame? H. Hook, maj br Henry Wilson J.S. M-Intosh R. M. Sands James M. Glassell F. W. Brady Francis L. Dade William Lear Philip Wager Jeremiah Yancey Fir&t Lieutenants. G. W. Allen Thomas Johnston J. Paj^e Jos. B. Shaw E. Webb A. W.Thornton William !VT. Graham George Mountz Edward H. Alexander J. B. Triplet Second Lieutenants. William Martin, adjutant L. Thomas P. Morrison R. D. C. Collins Westwood Lacey E. Phillips Eustace Trenor Governeur Morria George A. M Call F. D. Nevsrcomb FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Josiah Snellins;. LiPUterMnt -Colonel, Willoughby Morgan, Major^ J. H. Vose, brevet. Cap.tains. S. Burbank, maj br J. Plympton G. Bender, maj br A Q M D. Wilcox Thomas Hamilton, br maj Robert A. M'Cabe J. Fovs^le, jr. maj br Nathan Clark T. F. Hunt, A Q xM T. Hunt First Lieutenants. J. M'llvain J. B.F. Rus.sell M. Scott C. C. Hobart G. Lowe Joseph M. Baxley P. R. Green, adjutant W. E. Cruder C. Burbridge Phineas Andrews 200 Army of the United States. Second Lieutenantft, W. Alexander Dudley W. Allanson Seth M. Capron Anthony Drane, ACS Julius A. d'Lagnel, ACS Alexander Johnston vSt. Clair Denny W. B. Thompson David Hunter Lewis T. Jannison Henry Clark SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Cclonel^ Henry Atkinson, Brigadier-General brevet. Lieutenant- Colonel^ Henry Leavenworth, Col. brevet Major^A. R. Woolley, Lieutenant-Colonel, brevet Captains, W. S. Foster, maj br Ephraira Shaler Dan.Ketchum, maj br J. Clark, jr. William Armstrong J. Gantt Bennet Riley C. Pentland James S. Gray Jacob Brown First Li(Utenants. Zalmon C. Palmer, ACS L. Pentland William N. Wickliffe Ta?on Rogers Henry Smith George C. Hutler N. L. Cruger D. H. Vinton Thomas Noel George W. Folger Second Lieutenants. R. Holmes Asa Richardson G. W. Waters John Nichols Levi Nute George H. Crossman M. W. Bateman W. W. Eaton G. Andrews Joseph Van Swearin^r SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel^ Matthew Arbuckle. Lieut':nant'Colonrl^ ]. B. Many. M'jjor^ A. Cummings. Cajitains. W. Davenport, maj br Daniel E.. Burch, A^Q M George Birch H. Berryraan R. B. Hyde John Philbrick Nathaniel Youn^r N. G. Wilkinson Trumau Cross Governors in the several States. 201 First Litutenants. Bv L. E. Bonneville Edgar S. Hawkins Peirce Butler Charles Thomas John Stewart James Dawsoa W. S. Colquhoun, ACS M. H. Morton W. W. Outlaw Francis Lee Second Lieutenants. J. R. Stephenson Nicholas Tillinghasf Thomas Johnson W. G. VS'iliiams Thomas M'Namara "W. Bickley J.A.Phillips Joseph Cadle J. E. Newell Dixon S. Miles Jasper Macomb GOVERNOBS IN THE SEVERAL fi02 Navy Officers. JSrdVF REGISTER. Correettdat the Navy Department, IVaahington, Oct. 182S. N vVY BOAKD William Bainbridgb, President, Jacob Jones, Commissioner. Salary, g3.500 each. C. W. GoLDSBOROUGH, Secretary. Salary, gSOOO. CAPTAINS. John Rodgers L. WHrring:ton Tessp D. Elliot James Barron Wm. M. Cr ine R h-^rt Ht-nley Wm.Bainbridge James T Leonard Stephen C-^sin Thomas Tingey James Bi 'die J mes Reiishaw Charles Stewart Ch"*. G. R-d^elev Thomas Brown Isaac Hull Robt. T. Spf^nce C C B. Thompson Isaac Chauncy D T.Patterson A >.VVd- worth D Avid Porter Meu T. W olsey (\e(\ \V . Hodgers Jacob Jones John(~).Cre»ghton Ci: o. C. Re d Charles Morris John Downes Henrv E. Ballard Arthur Sinclair John D. Henley MASTER COMMaNDMANTS. David Deacon John B. Nicolson A 'ex. Claxton Lewis Alexis B. V H ffri n Chas. W Morgan Sidney Smith Jesse Wiki^s'^n Li wren. Kearney SamlAViodhouse George Budd F A. Pa-ker William Carter T ACatesbv JonesEdw. R M ChU Jos. J. Nicholson John Porter D iniel Turner WrlcottChauncey Wm.Bc'ton FinchDavid Conner E P. Kennedy Wm. B. Shuhrick T^hn Gallagher Alex. J. Dallas Benj. VV. Booth Thos. H. StevcAS LIEUTENANTS. FrancisJ Mitchell Sa.«J. W.Adams Robert M. Rose RaymondH.Perry Fred. W. Smith Beverly Kennon H. S. Newcomb ' Otho Norris Edw.R Shuhrick James P. Oeli^rs J .hu T. Newton Charles A. Budd Wm. M Hunter Joseph Smith F. H Gregory John D S'oat Lawr. R''usseau John H. Clack Matt. C. Pprry Geo. W. Storer PhilipF Voorhees i^has.W. Skinner Joseph Cassin Benjamin Cooper Naval Officers. 209 Wm. L.Gordon John K. Career John M, Dale Silas Duncan Joseph Cr> ss Hxrrisun H.Cocke James Ram. ge Abm.S.TenEeck VV'ii. J.xM'Ciuney David Gt issinger T. S. Ham -rsley E. D. Whitlock Kobt, F. Stockton John White J nnesGoodrum T.S Cunmnghain Wm.M R bins J. B. Montgomery Isaac McKi-ever Hiiaut Paunling Ht^.-Hce B. Sawyer J. P. Zciiitzinger J. 1). Williamson C K. Stribi'Hg Chas. E. Crowley u riah P Lew James E. Legare Wiiiiam D.Salter Enoch H. Joh' s Joshua K.S<.;.ds C.S. M'Caaiey Charles Boarman AUe.. Gr-tfin JohM H.Bell French Forrest John J. Young Thos. M. Newell Edgi-r Freeman Charles H. Bell Wm. A. Spencer Wi'E.M Kennev Abrah im Bigelow Thos. V. Webb Wilda^r. J. Belt Z;ich. W. Nixon John Percival Chs. H.Caidweil Henry C. Newton John H. Aulick Wiiliamjamesson Frank Ellery Wm. V.T^vl r Willi ira Boerum FrederickVarnum Mervine P. Mix C. L. Willi vmsoii J'.seph R J^.rvis Bladen Dulany Charles Guntt Thos. W. Freelon James M'Gowan Wm.W Ramsay P. M. Whipple S. H. Stringh.im Ralph Voorhees James Williams W.A.C.Farragut Alex. Eskridge S. W LeCompte G. B. M'Cul'ioh Ebcn. Rid^eway Charles T. Piatt Steph. CUamplin Thos A Conover W. M. Armstrong Isaac Mavo A. S. Campbell Wm. F. Shields Wm. K. L itime'- William r.ylor G. J. Pendergrast William M rvine John C. Long W. C. Nicholson Thomas Crabb John H. Graham James B. Cooper Edw. B. Babbit Henry Henry J. W. Sherburne Thos. Paine, jr. S. W. Downing Daniel H. Mackay Jas. Armstrong Wm. Pottenger E. W. Carpender Joseph Smo(.t Henry W. Ogden John L. Saunders Robi.B.Kandolph John H Lee Joseph B Hu l,jr. S'unl. L Breeze Jas.M.M'Intosh Jolt Stone Paine John Ev ns J'lSiah Tdttnal John E. Prentiss Benj Page, jr. Wm. T. Femple Jos. Moorehead Joh:i T. R tchie Geo M'Cawley Samuel B. Phelps Joh'i A. VVi.,h High N. Page VV m. T. Rodgers John Gwi'in John A. Cook Thomas Pettigru Tlios.VV AV yman William Inman Augustus Cutts J mesL. Morris Joel Abbot John S. Channcey Andrew Fitzhtigh I-.ewis E. Slmonds 204 Navy Officers. Irvine Shurbrick Joseph M.ers Frank. Buchanan Charles Eliery Wm C. Vetmore, H. H. Ho )bs Thos. R Gerry VVm.B. Nicholson bamuel Mercer John Kclty T i08. R. Gedney Charles Lowndes Haga Duliny J hn Bubier L.M.Gold«borough Ed nunc! Byr-ie V. M Randolph Ge. . N Ho;hns Eclw. S, J hiison J )seijh Cutts, jr. D N. I^graham Wm. H. G 3.rdner J. Crowninshieid John Mdrston. jr. Frederic ic Jarreit Fred Engle Henry Bruce D IV. G. Farragut Thns '). Browne vVm. D.Newman Rich.S. Pinckney A. J. D. Browne H nry A Adams Steph. B. Wilsnn Jess^ Smith Alex B. Piukham Edw. C. Ratledge John H. Smith William H.Homer Wm. S. Harris FranciftSand rson James D K ight Tliomas D I Dim Cook Addison Searle John M'Carty Mathl. Andrews Burgess Allison John W. Grier I imes Brocks Cave Jones John Addison Umes Everett NAVAL AGENTS. [.noch G.Purroit, - - - . Portsmouth, N.H Lmos Binney, Boston, Mass. hsephHiill, Middletown, Conn. I imes K. Paulding, - - - - New- York. .reurgeH mison, - . . - Pniladelphia, Penn, imes Riddle, New Castle, Del. Umes Beat ty, Baltimore, Md. ihn Randall, Annapolis, Md. I-lesKing. Norfolk, Vir. Av.i P. Henry, Savannah, Geo. alhani'-i Cox, ] New Orleans. i'T>uel A. Overton, - - - - ; Pr nsacola. ichrdM'Call, Gibraltar, Med. : iring, Brothers, & Co. - - London. NAVAL STORE KEEPERS. hn P Decatur, - - - . . : Poitsmnuth, N. H. • eorge Bates, -.-... Charlestown, Mass, unis Craven, Brooklyn, N.Y^ I bert Kennedy, Philndelphia. ivi Bre;arley, ; ) W tshington. « lb- el Gait, G)sport,Vir. i muel T. Anderson, - - - New Orleans. ^306 Navy Officers. NAVAL CONSTRUCTORS. William Doughty, Washington ; John Floyd, New York ; Francis Grice, Gosport, Va. NAVY YARDS. Thomas Tingey, Captain Commandant, Washington. William M. Crane, " " Charlestown. Charles G. Ridgely, •* ••' Portsmouth. ** Isaac Chauncey, ** * New York. James Barron, *• " Norfolk. James Biddle, " " Philadelphia. MARINE CORPS. PAY OP OFFICERS AS ESTABLISHED BY LAW. United States Navy. ^7 SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Fowler RicharclDouglass J. Le C. Hardy Henry W. Tob G. Wiliiams Geo. F. Lindsay Wm. T. Bourne Chas. F Spering VVm A.Randolph Jhs. D. Burnham A'viii Eds m LandonN.Carter FrederickTnomas Horatio N Crabb John G. Reynolds Francis C. Hall Henry B. Tyler VESSELS OF WAR OF THE U. S. NAVY. OF BATTLE SHIPS. SLOOPS OP WAR. LINE Guns. Guns. Hornet ----- 18 - 74 Independence Ontario 18 - - 74 Washington Erie 18 • 74 Franklin - - Peacock ----- 18 - - - 74 Columbus Alert Store Ship (rates) 18 - Ohio - - - 74 Carolina - 74 North BRIG. - 74 Delaware - - Spark 12 FRIGATES, FIRST CLASS SCHOONERS. Porpoise - - - - - 12 Constitution - Dolphin 12 States United Shark 12 - Guerriere - Grampus 12 - • - Java Beagle 3 - Potomac - Fox 3 Brandywine - Terrier 3 Steam Galliot Sea Gull 3 FRIGATtS, SECOND CLASS. Decoy, Store Ship - 6 Congress 36 Constellation . - - JO GUN BOATS. - - - 36 Macedonian - Nos. 95, 72, 76, 67, & 8, of - 30 Fulton Steam Frigate one gun each. CORVETTES. ROW GALLEYS. John Adams - - - 24 Sand Fly, Midge, Gallinip* Cyane - - - • 24 per, Musquito & Gnat. Now on the stocks at the different Navy Yards, five liae of Battle Ships, and four Frigates of the grst class. 208 Consuls, Agents, &c. INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. fl^OOO. Secretaries, $2000. tr.'^nif!'nBritain, ^'Jl\^nV^''"'y^.Rufds King, N.Y John Kin^T, trance, James A iv.Y. Brown, Lou. Daniel Sheldon, Russia, Henry Con. Middleton, S C Charles Pinkney, Md. Spain, Alex. H. Everett, Ms. John A. Smith, N.Y. J^iyico,io%x. R. Poinsett, S.C. John Mason, jr. D.C. Uiih, Hem AN Allen, Vt. Samuel Lamed, R.I. Colombia, R. C. Anderson, Kent. B. T. Watts, S. C. d'Affairs, g4,500. T^.fi, 1 ;, r^^'l'^'^'S^ ^6<^erZ«n(Z5, Christopher Hughes, Md. Sioeden, William C. Somerville, Va ' Portugal, Thomas L. L. Brent Va Buenos Ay.-cs, John U. Forbes, N Y Brazil, Condy Raguet, Penn. Consuls and Commercial Agents of the United States. _, Greatv*-/ cut, Britain^ Thomas Ireland, Is^c. Aspinwall, Consul, London. James M lury, — Liverpool. H'trman Vis«[er, T^iomas — Bristol. W. Fox, — Plymouth. William Davy, — Kingston up. Hull R berr, R. Hunter, — Isle of Wight. Jo.- I Hart, — Leith. David Walker, — Glasgow. Jacob Mark, — Cork. Simuel Luke, — Belfast. Barnard Heury, — Gibraltar. Marti'i Bckham, Robert M. — Isle of France. Harrison, — St. Christopher 1 h.imas Wynns, & Antigua. — Turks Island. Peter Lanman, — Kingston, John Storr, (J^m.) Agent, Nassau, N P. John Kankev, M — Barbadoes, Charles L. Bartlett, Trinidad I. Russia. Abraham P. Gibson, Consul, , St. Petersburg. Consuls, Agents, &c. Denmark, John Rainalt, ConsiiU Copenhagen. Joseph Ridgpway» 1. St. Croix. Nathan Levy, Agent 1, St. Thomas. Gerjnany. Frederick I. Wichelhausen, Consul, Bremen, William Clark, — Embden. Joseph H. Clark, — Lubec. For the Prussian Provinces of the Rhine. JohnG. Boker, Consul, Remscheid. /Netherlands. Louis Mark, Consul, Ostend, John W. Parker, — Amsterdam Emanuel Wambersie, 210 Consuls, Agents, &c. Obadiah Rich, Consul, Valencia. George G. Barrel), — Malaga. Robert Montgomery, — AiiCante. FriT.cisco Xavier de Ealo, — Bilboa. Payton Gay, — TenerifFe. G. W. Hubbell, — I. Manilla. George Theodore Ladico, — Belearic Islands, James J. Wright, Agent, St. JagodeCuba. Lewis Shoemaker, — Matanzas. James Baker, — Trin. de Cuba. Thomas M. Rodney, — Havana. Mexico. James S. Wilcocks, Consul, Mexico. ) Vera William Taylor, ; Cruz 8c $ Alvarado. Thomas Reilly, — Aquatulco. George G. Robertson, — Tampico. Daniel W. Smith, _ Refugio. Buenos Ayres. George W. Slacum, Consul, Buenos James , Ayres. W. M'Goffin, - Saltillo. Augustus Storrs, - St.Fe. Joshua Pilcher, - Chihuahua. Joshua Bond, - Monte Video. Colombia. Robert K. Lowry, Consul, Ln Guayra. John M. M'Pherson, Carthajjena. William Wheelwright, Guayaquil. David S. Craig, Panama. Harris E. Fudger, St. M irtha. Franklin Litchfield, Porto Cabello. Abraham B, Nones, Maracaybo. Alfred Seton, Angostura. Chile. Michael Hogan, Consul, Valparaiso, Daniel Wynne, St. Jago. Peru. William Tudor, Consul, Lima, &c, Guatimala. Charles Savage, Consul, Guatimala. Italy, isfc. Thomas Appleton, Consul, Leghorn. Robert Campbell, Genoa. Victor A. Sasserno, Nice. George Moore, Trieste. Foreign Ministers, &c. in the U. States. 211 James Ombrosi, Consul, Florence. Felix Cicognani, — Rome. Two Sicilies. Alexnndpr Hammett, — Naples. B nj. G rdner, — Palermo. John Broadbent, — Messina. Barbary States, William Shaler, Con. Gen. Algiers. Samuel D. Heap, Consul, Tunis. Charles D. Coxe, — Tripoli. Jolm MuUowny, — Tangier. Turkey. David Offley, Agent, Smyrna. China. John R. Thompson, Consul, Canton, Sandwich Islands, John C. Joues, jr. Agent. Hayti. Andrew Armstrong, Agent, Port-au-Prince. E Brice, — Cape Hay tien. James A. Holden, — Aux Cayes. Agentsfor Claimsi London^ Thomas Aspinwall. Paris, Isaac Cox Barnet. MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. From France, Baron de Mareuil, Envoy Extraordinary, and Ministei* Plenipotentiary. M, Charles de Bresson, Secretary of Legation. M Lennce Laborie, da do. M. Augusted' Espinville, ) M Fortuna de Sontag, \ attached to the legation. Count de Ganay, ) M. Durant St. Andre, Consul-General, Washington. Mr. J. B. A. M. Dese^e, Consul, Boston. » 212 Foreign Ministers in the United State«^, Mr. Le Ctmpte D'Kspinviile, Consul, New- York. Mr. Lacathon de la Forest, Consul, Philadelphia. Mr. Al-^x. Pillavoine, Consul, Baltimore. Mr. Buchet Martigny, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Mr. Thomasson, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Mr. De Marquis de Fougeres, Consul, Charleston. Mr. Fred. Theo. Cerfberr, ^^ice Consul, New Orleang. From Great Britain. Rt. Hon. Charles R. Vaughan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen, Mr. Doylf , Secretary of Legation, Charles F. Wilmot, Esq. attached to the legation Anthony ^t. John Baker, Esq. Consul General. Donald M Intosh, Esq. Consul, Poi tsnnouth, N. H, George Manners, Esq. Consul for Mass. Boston. John Barnard Gilpin, Esq Consul^ Newport, R. I, James Stewart, Consul, New-London, Conn. James Buchanan, Esq. Consul for the State and Citjr of New-York. Gilbert Robertson, Esq. Consul, Philadelphia. John Crawford, Esq. Consul, Baltimore. Jitres Baker, Esq Vice Ccnsul for Dist. of Columbia. William Gray, E^. Consul for Virginia, Norfolk. Anthony Meilan, Esq. Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C Henry Newman, Esq. Consul for N. and S. Carolina, Charleston. John H. Purves.Esq. Con. for E.&W.Florida,PensacoIa. From Russia. B: r.jn de Tuyll, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleplnoteritiary. Rar>/ F. i"e Maltitz, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Julius de Wallenstein, attached to do. Mr Ivanhoff, Consul-General, Philadelphia. Mr. Eustaphieve, Consul. Boston, Mass. J G. Bogert, Vice Consul, New-York. Edward Hollander, Vice-Consul, Charleston, S. C. Charles Pindar, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. Fortescue Wittle, Agent, Norfolk, Thomas Deas, Agent, Charleston. John Prince, Agent, Salenn. Samuel Snow, Agent, Providence. Ebenezer Mayo. Agent, Portland. Edward J. Coale, Agent, Baltimore. F. D. Petit de Villers, Agent, Savannah. Fdreiffn Ministers in the United States. 213 From Sfiain. Don Hilario de Rivus y Salmon, Charge d* Affaires, at Phi.arielphia. Don Mat'-o ot la Serna, Consul General, Washington. D'ln Nirciso Noe , Secret iry to Coisul General. Don B irtol'ime R i guenet, Consul, Boston. D(vi Tr-onaas Stnughton, Cor.sul, New-York. Don F. R H Nogues, Consul, P!ii!adelphia. Don Bern, Mai igannba. Consul, Norfolk. Don Dieg( Williams, Vice Consul, Charleston. Don Louis Df^r u. Vice-Consul, Savannah. Don A. Argote Viilalnoos, Consul, New-Orleans. Don Francisco iViartinez Pizarro, Consul, Pensacofa. D' n Augustin de Letaniendi, C^onsul, St. Augustine. Isaac Adams, Esq. Vice-Consul, Portland. From Portugal. D, Jo--.quim Barrozo Pereira, Charge d' Affaires. H. G. U. Schmidt, attached to the Legation. J. B« Peieira Consul General for Pennsylvania, Dela- ware, &c. F. V, Spinoza da Camara Perestrello, Consul General for Mass; and New- Hampshire. Boston. D. M. Gallard, Consul General for Coast of Gulf of Mexico. New-Orleans. J. J. R. Luzarte, Consul Gen. for Maryland, Baltimore. From Austria and Tuscany. Baron de Lederer, Consul for New-York, New-Jtrsey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia. From Prussia. The Sieur N. Niederstetter, Charge d'AfFaires. I. W Schmidt, Consul, New-Yo:k. Vincent Nolte, do. New Ovle-tus. Jacob Sperry, do. Philadelphia. -Louis Trapman, do. Charleston. From Hamburg. Charles N. Buck, Consul (ieneral, Philadelphia. Vincem N-^'te, Coiisul, New-Orleans. F- derick. Christian Graf, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. \nthonv C. C zenove, Vice-Consul. Alexandria, facob Webb V.c Consul, '- harleston. 'ohn W. Scmiut, Vice-Consul, New York. 214 Foreign Ministers in the United Statet. From Denmark. Chevalier Pedersen, Minister Resident, and Consul General, at Philadelphia. Chev. Brandis, Secretarj' of Legation. John Bohlen, acting Vice-Consul, Pliiladelphia. E. E. Petersen, Vice Consul, ad interim. New York: William Ritchie, Vice-Consul, Boston. Henry G. Jacobsen, Vice-Consal, Baltimore. Mf«es Mvers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. John M. Van Cleef, Vice-Consnl, Wilmington, N. C, Nicholas M Pedersen, Vice Consul, Savannah. Ebenezf-r Fiske, Vice-Consul for Louisiana. James H. Ladson, Vice Consul, Charleston, Christopher Neale do. Alexandria, D. C. From Sweden, Baron Stackelberg, Charge d* Affaires, Washington-- Severin Lorick, Consul, Philadelphia. John Vaughan, Vice- Consul, Philadelphia. WilUxm Rollins, Consul for Mass. N. Hamp. & Maine, Joseph A. Winthrop. Vice Consul, Charleston. John A. Merle, Consul, New-Orleans. Charles R. Degen, Vice Consul, Mobile. Christopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria, J. F. Brette, Vice Consul, Norfolk. Charles Westfeidt, Vice Consul, Savannah. From the Netherlands. Chev. C. D. E. J. Bangeman Huggens, Envoy Extra- ordinary and Minister Plen. Moses Myers, Consul, Norfolk. F. Wright, Consul, Savannah. T. C. Zimmerman, Consul, New-York, P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Philadelphia. Jacob R. Vilik, Consul. Charleston, S. C. J. F. Mansony, Consul, Boston. J.J. Hoogewerif, Consul, Baltimore. From Sardinia. Chev. Ignazio Vincenzo Caravadossy, Consul-Generai->, Philadelphia. S. V. Bouland. Vice-Consul, New-York. Giulio Florentino Brette, Vice-Consul, Norfolk-^ Emanuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore^ Joseph Auze, do. at Savannah, Boston* nenry J. Oliver, do. at Foreign Minist€r3 in the United States, 31 & From Mexico. Don Pablo Obreffon, Envay Extraordinary, &c. &c. Don Jose Ma. Montoya, Secretary of Legation. Don S. Mercado, da Don Manuel Humana, attached to the Legation. Don M. Ximenes del Rio, do. Don T. Miguel Arroyo, do. Henry B. Chew, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Ventura Obregon, Consul, New-York. Charles Tiernian, Vice Consul, Baltimore. From Colombia, Don Jose M, Salazar, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plerupotentiary. Don Juan M. Gomez, Secretary cf Legation. Don Antonio Jose Valleniila, attached to the Lpgation. Don Juan A. Rauseo, do. James Andrews, Agent, No. 8, Central Wharf, Boston. Javier Medina, Commercial Agent, New York. Edward Barry, do. do. Philadelphia. Charles J. Cazenove, do. dc. Alexandria & Norfdk,. From Guatimala, Don Antonio Jose Canaz, Envoy Extraordinary an^ Minister Plenipotentiary. C. Fernando Valero, Secretary of Legation. . 216 Custom House Officers. CUSTOM HOUSE FOR THE DISTRICT OF BOS- TON AND CHARLESTOWN. The Custom House opens in the summer season at 9 o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter season it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. M. Collector and Aaval Officers' Defiartment Henry A. S Dearborn, Collector. Th(jnias Melviil, Mival Officer. Santuei Parker, Dtfiuty Naval Officef. Wiillam Palfrey, jr. C/;^/iam. Joel Wilcut, Cohasset. Weighers and Gangers^ Boston ^ Charlestown, Joseph Loring John Champney Alexnnd. H. (iibbs Thomas Rice Lewis Deblois ThomasM. Vinson Marker of Teas, and Prover of Spirits, Samuel Draper, Francis C. Whiston. Public Afipraisers. William Little, Isaac Waters. Ezra Davis, Clerk. Custom-House Officers. < Measurers of Salt and Coal, Thaddeus Page James riidgway Joseph N. Howe Joseph Gratton L. H. Osgood Boarding Officer of (he Customs. Joseph W. Homer. Office at the end of Long Wharf Commander of the Revenue Cutter, Samuel R. T revet t. Lewis Girdler, First Lieutenant. Penn Townsend, S( cond Lieutenant, Wardens: of the Port, and Surveyors of the Damage on Vessels a?id Cargoes^ John Crutt, Benj. Smith. Keeper ofthe Custom House y Nathaniel Paine. Pilotsfor Outward Div. Portand Harbour of Boston, Josiah Ay res, Lemul Ay res, John Sargent, Mait. Hunt. Inward Div. R. Coombs, John Wilson, Robert Knox. COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS IN OTHER PLACES. James Miller Salein Ci. Wheel wrightjfi>72«e3z/. B. Crownin^hield Marbleh. StephenThacherPassamy. W^m.Pearce, jr Gloucester Daniel Lane Belfast Isaiah L.GreQnBarnstadle Josiah Hook Penobscot John B. 3wanton Bath ZabdielSampson/'/z/mow/A Thns, Cook Kdgarton Isaac llsley, jr. Portland E.S.J arvis/'Vfwc/zW'^m's B, Daniel Gri^nger Saco Asa Andrews Ifiswich Dennv M'Cobb Waldobo. Joseph Storer Kennebunk Francis Cook fViscasftef Mdrxm T. "Morton \''an fuck. J. Savage Yurk R Freeman A'ew-Bec/ford Samue A. Morse Machias Thos. Carter Xewburyft. Seth Williams Dighton Xaval Officer, Henry Elkins, Salem and Beverly, Surveyors and Tnsfiectors. ( Salem Ebenezer Dale Gloucester John Saunders < isf HezekiahP?ince y/jomasm ( Beverly. James J Boyd Portland Joshur^ Prentiss Marbi'-h. Isaac Carter Augusta Wm. Cross Ncwburyfiort N.ithan Fiske Cambr'ficnrt Pilot. Gloucester^ William Sayward. T CITY OFFICERS. Mayor, Hon. JOSIAH QUINCY. Office County Court-House. ALDERMEN. Daniel Carney, Henry J. Oliver, John Bellows, John F. Loring, Josiah Marshall, Francis Jackson, Thomas Welsh, jr. Edward H. Robbins, jr. COMMON COUNCILMEN. William Barry, Lemuel P.Grosvenor, WardwaraJNo.No 1 5 1. JL^^jj^Lerow, Samuel Aspinwall. CScammel Penniman, Benjamin Clark, J^o. 2. (.John Fenno, Nathaniel Faxon. 5 Amos Farnsworth, Asa Adams, No. 3. (John R. Adan, William Sprague. George Hallet, William Howe, No. 4. J ( John VV. James, Joseph Eveleth. CEzra Dyer, Jonathan Thaxter, No. 5. I Charles Tracy, William Parker. i Isaac Waters, Samuel Thaxter, No. 6. ( J seph S. Hastings, Thomas Wiley. < Charles P. Curtis, Augustus Peabody, No. r. ( Isaac Parker, Edward Brooks. CJohn C. Gray, Levi Merriam, No. 8. (^ Jeremiah S. Boies, Charles Torrey. K Francis Bassett, Joseph H. Thayer, No. 9. ( Joseph H. Dorr, John Baker. I John P. Rice, Solomon Piper, No. 10. (Aaron Baldwin, Charles Barnard. C Giles Lodge, Joshua Vose, No. 11. J George Morey, jr. Thomas Brewer. John Stevens, Adam Bent, No. 12. 5 ( Oliver Fisher, Henry Hatch. Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Thomas Clark, Clerk of Common Council^ and As- siatam City C/erk. City OiO&cers in Boston. 2igf William Mackay, City Treasurer, Benjamin PcUard, City Marshal. William Hayden, jr. Auditor. Johnson Cclby, Messenger. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward I.JosephWoodcock 7. Levi Bartlett 2. Joseph Lewis 8. James H. Foster 3. Rufus Barrus 9. David W. Bradiee 4. William B. Callender 10. Benjamin V. French 5. bamuel Norwood 11. Richards Child 6. Joseph W. Lewis 12. Ruggles Slack The Board hold a meeting on the afternoon of tlie hrst Wednesday of every month, at their office Fa- neuil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporat- ed as a Board of Trustees, of John Boylston's and other charitable funds, left for the assistance of persons of good character, and advanced age, »' who have been reduced by misfortune to indigence and want." .J^reasurer and Clerk to the Corfiorations, Edward Phillips, Esq. The meetings of the Board of Trustees are held in April and October. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Jonathan Carleton, Moses Grant, Levi Bartlett. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Ward. Ward. "^o. 1. Rev. Silas Blaisdel No. 7. Alden Bradford 2. Redford Webster 8. Rev. B. B. Wisner 3. Horace Bean 9. Bradford Sumner 4. Rev. Asa Eaton 10. George Havward 5 Rev. Samuel Barrett 11. Rev. John Pierpont 6. John B. Davis 12. Rev. Prince Hawes INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. ..atin School/ School-jtieet, Master, Benjamin A. " Gould. tA\f^\K\\ High School, Pinkney st. Solomon P. Miles. ' female « " *' Derne st. Ebenezer Bailey. 21iot School, North Bennett st. Grammar Master, Nathaniel Storrs. Writing « Elisha , „ ,, Wibb. Hancock " Hanover st. Grammar »' Nathl. K. G. Oliver. Writing P. ,, . « „ .. « Mackinto-sh.jr. 'layhew « Hawkins st. Grammar « John Frost. Writing M Benjamin Hok. • John TiUston i« nominally Writing Master in the Eliot Sch. 220 City Officers in Boston. Bowdoin School, Deme sU Grammar Master, Abraham Andreui. Writing ** James Robinson. BoyUton " WashingtonPIace, Grammar " Charles Fox. vV riling ** Frederick Emerson. ** Adams " Mason st. Grammar Benj. D. Emerson. Wilting " Jonathan Snel.ing. BraBklin" Common st Grammar ** William J. Adams. Writing ' RufusWebb. South Boston School, Master^ Lemuel Capen. African School, ' William Bascoo. FIREWARDS. W vrdNo I. Henry S. Kent, William Barnicoat, Hoi'ace Fox. No. 2. Thomas Reed, Aaron Wallis, John Wade. No. 3. Robert Bacon, Silas Stuart, Charles Mounlfort, No. 4. Abel Adams, Reuben Keed, George Rilef. No. 5. John Hall, David Thacher. Oliver C. Greenleaf. No. 6, Jared Lincoln, Lazarus B( wker, Gridley Bryant. No. 7. Samuel M. Thayer, William Tileston, Asa Richardson- No. 8. William Tucker, James Hamilton, Thos. H. Perkinsjr. No. 9. Benjamin Darling, Joseph Jones, Nathaniel Richards; No. 10. Daniel Messinger, Thos. Jackson, William H. Prentisa^k No. 11. John H. Wheeler, John L, Phillips, Jabez Ellis. No. 12. Stephen Child, jr. Brewster Kaynold, Alpheus Stetson. WARD OFFICERS. No. 1. Prince Snow, jr. W^arcJ^n.—GeorgeW. Johrson, Clerk, Jn«/zec(or«.—-Lewis Burckes, George Carpenter, William Scott, Samuel Mansur, Benjamin J. Collier. No. 2. Ezra Eaton, rTarrfew.—Charles Lincoln, Clerk. Infi/iectorif.^Cmrk Brewer, Et)hraini Milion, EUi^ B. Green, Samuel Low, Joseph E. Andrews. C'lij Officers in Boston, ^tf No. 3. .Darius Boardman, ^rr^/en.—Isaac T. Dupee, Cferk. Ins/iector8.—John Chei^ier, Stephen Hall. jun. Dan- iel B. Badger, George Bass, William H. Delano. N-\ 4. Henry Farnam, Warden —B.auben Carver, jr. Clerk. Insfiectors.^T illy Bvigham, E'ljih Bngham, Benja- min Davenport, Ezra Trull, Benajah Bnghani. No. 5. Edmund Wright, jr. Warderi.—Stephen P. Fuller, C/fr-^; Inspectors.—] ohnUsimmond, Auron Stevens.George Everett, Edward Jenkins, Hernan Fay. '. No. 6. Lvnde Walter, Warden.— l\\i\es Sullivan, Clerk. Inspectors.—]o^n Holman, Joseph Mead, JosephW. Homer, jun. Ezra Lincoln, Henry Knapp. No. 7- Nathan Hale, Warden.—]r><^r^h Qaincy, jr. Clerk. //z.9/2ff^or5—William Beals, Lattimcr R.Shaw, Da- rius Brigham, Alpheus Gary, Josiah Spurr. No. 8. Samuel May, Warden—\\\\X\9Lm J. Hubbard, Clerk. Insfiecto-^-s.—SaimxiQ.l A. Shed, Charles Calhoun, Benjamin B. Appleton.ThomasTileston, Jacob Amee. No. 9. Benjamin Russell, rfarrffn.—Francis Watts, jr. ClerA. Insflectors.—J ^cobToM, Samuel A. Eaton, George Adams, John A. French, Thomas C. Kendall. No. 10. Phineas Upham, PFarden.—W\\\\2im Parker, ClerL 7ns/iecfor5.—William Reed,Eber.Parker,JohnRupp, Jeremiah P. Smith, Josiah L. C. Amee. No. 11. Benjamin West, f'Tar^^'w—Samuel Curtis, Clerk. Imfiectors.-?evez Gill, Henry Lewis, Richards Child, William Willet, Calvin Bullard. No. 12. John Stevens, prarc/c'n.—Brewster Raynold, Clerk. Inspectors.—]ohn R. Child, Amos Coolidge, Job Josiah Dunham, jun. William Andrews. Tower, T2 ^22 City Officers in Bo&ton. Caleb Hayward, Clerk ofFaneull Hall Market. James Morgan. Cafitain of the Watch^ and Su/ier- intendtnt of Lamfis. Hay W^(p(rAer*, Samuel Phillips, Nathl. R. Hopkins. Healer of Weights and Measures^ Samuel Bcrtls. Sealer of Boats and Lighters, Caleb Loring, jr. Surveyors of Boards and other Lumber. Moses Ayers, jr» Rolun Hartshorn, Thomas Barry, Eleazer Homer, Henry Blake, John Howe, Warren Bowker, Perez Loring, Nathaniel Bradlee, Oliver Mills, Thomns Christey, William Mills, W'lliam Cloustcn, Edward J. R< bbins, Noah Dogget, Richard Th;iver, S mue; Ellison, Seth Thaxter, William Green, Samuel Waldron. Fence Viewers. Nathaniel Bradlee, Abel Hew ins, Romanus Emtrson, John Howe. Rolun Hartshorn, Cullers of Dry Fish. John F. Bannister, Nathaniel Howe, Jacob B >rstow, Benjaini'; Owen, James Brown, Ebenezer Perry, Benjamin Clark, Charles Pook. Cullers of HoofiH and Staves, James Brown, Benjamin Owen, Benj min Clark, Charles Pook. Nathaniel Howe, Insfiectors of Lime. Michael Homer, Francis James, Samuel Spraguc. ^ssay Masters. John Wells, Lewis A. Lauriat. Hogreevest Havtoarda. and Field Drivers, Ira Adams, Element Ford, Noah James. Surveyors of Hemfi. S^mael Emmons. Benjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood. William Dirsmore, Nathaniel R. Hopkins. Samuel PhUli^, City Oflflcers in Bostoa. 238 ' jissessors. Francis Green, Nathan Webb, Samuel M. Thayer. Assistant Assessors. Whvd No. 1. Samuel Hastings, Enoch H. Snelling. No. 2. William Grubb, Nuhaniel Faxon. No. 3. Larra Crane, Thomas FaiTington. No. 4. Benjamin Seaver, Joseph Ballister. No. 5. Eliphalet P. Hartshorn, Ezni Hawkes,, N' \ 6. BiUings Bri/gs, Samuel Snelling, jr. No. 7. Thomas W. Phillips, Thomas'Tarbell. No. 8. Joseph P. Bradlee, Thomas C. Amory. No. 9 Josiah Bradlee, Hf-nrv Sig urnev. No. 10. John W. Bradlee. Charles F. Ktipfer. N\ 11. Windsor Fav, D niel Baxter, jr. No. 12, Warren White. R^manus Emerson. HEALTH OFFICERS. Health Commisyioner for the Interior, Benjamin '*olJard, City Marshal. H'jalthCommisHionerfor the Exterior^ Thos. Jackson. Sufitrintcndent ./ Bun/in^ Grounds, Samuel H Tewes. [Offic-s County Co'irt House] Beddent Phvaician, Theodore Dexter. Consulnng Physicians, Aaron Dexier, James Jack • koii, John C. Warren, Horace B^an, John Gorham. Undertakers, «.amuel Winslow, - . . . Lvnn street, ames Hutchinson, rear 35 1 Washington street. I. horn as South worth, - - . Short street ^/Inrtin Smith, - - - . Prospect street'. :.be,.ezer Claflen, - . - . Beach street, ttham E. Bell, ^"j 4 - . - 119 Hanover street, ^eal Skidmore, Common, formerly Nassau street. I oseph Wilcut, Sea street. ^.omfortriaflen, - . . 141 Hanover street. Thomas Murray, - - . Catholic Church. UI homai Leeds. . . - . Lynn street, senjimtn Beckford, - - - Cambridge street. kho Deluce, South Boston. Constables afifiointedfor one year, to July, 1826. •ClishaCopeland.TPleas-st Jona. Prescott, Mill Pond ^K)lo.Twist, 4 N. Russellst Thos. Holden, Leverett-st •amesPerkins,Hawkins-st George Reed, Gcorge-st . Citj Officers in Boston, Andr. Sanborn, Poplar-st Michael Riley,Pinckney-si Tosiah Baldwin, Unity-st Ebenezer Hill, Essex-st Horatio Bass, S. Bennett-st John Henry, Salem-st Ebenezer Trescott IsaacSpear,Washingtcn-s1 Elis. V.Glover, N. Allen-st Eben. Claflen, jr. VVash-st Tbos. Wallace, 8 Prince- st Hora.G.Buttrick.MillDam Jason Braman, Boylston-st Warren Barron, Pitts-st Ebenezer Shute, 49Ann-st George P. Sawin, George Robin son, Salem-st Joseph Clark, James Peirce Hawkins-st Solomon B. Morse, Asa Prouty, 25Pinckney-st Simeon Duncan, jr. AbelWheelock, 60Myr.-st William Dinsmore, Mitchell Lincoln, Salem-st Abraham Lansing. Auctioneers. Licensed to July, 1826. Henr. P. AndrewsThomas English Frink Stratton George Bond John Fairfield Benjamin Seaver John A. Bacon Silas Field Joel Smith James Bourguiti Francis C. Head John Tyler T. M. Bnker Nat.M. HeywoodS, Whitwell, jr. Stephen Brown D miel Hersey Francis Wilby Geo. G ChanningDavid Hale Ferdi. E. White Derastus Clap Thomas K Jones Charles Winslow Saml. F. Coolidge Ephraim Lock Henry White Chas. D. CoolidgeGeorge Noble N. H. Whitaker J. L. Cunainghamjacob Peabody Ephraim Wliitney Thomas Clark Luther Parks Henry L. Billings Daniel Durell Elisha Parks Ti mo. Hathaway Willidm Dc;hon John M. Parker Caleb Hayward George L. DebloisBenjamin Poor PHYSICMJiS AND SURGEONS, PRACTISING IN BOSTON. Samuel Danforth, 3 Green street. David Townsend, Boylstort street, Thomas Welsh, Hancock street. Aaron Dexter, Milk street. William Spooner, Court street. William Ingalls, Common street. Asa Bullard, Washington street. John G. Coffin, Central court. Jacob Gates, 13 Franklin street. John DixwelJ, Howard street. Physicians and Surgeons in Boston. 225 * James Jackson, 26 Summer street. * Benjamin >hurtleff, 52 Hanover street. * John C. Warren, 7 Park street. * Horace Bean, 192 Hanover street. * John Goriiam, ( ommon street. * Thomas 1. Parker, Franklin street. * John Randall. VVJnter street. * George '\ Shattuck, Cambridge street. * John B. Brown, Common street, , acob Bigelow, Summer street. Walter Channing, Common street. * George Hay ward, 288 Washington street, George Parkman, Cambridge street. Amos Farnsworth, 136 Hanover street. Asa Bucknam, Common street. Theodore Dexter, 56 Hanover street. * Williams Bradford, Green street. Abner Phelps, Congress street. * Samuel Clark, Washington street. * Zabdifil B. Adams, Pearl street. * Solomon D. Townsend, Bulfinch street. * John Ware, 46 Hanover street. * David Osgood, School street. * Nathaniel Niles, Milk street. Samuel A. Shurtleff, Pemberton's hill. * Enoch Hale, West street. * Samuel Adams, School street. Edward Reynolds, Atkinson street Woodbridge Strong, Devonshire street. John Jeffries, Franklin street. Thomas W. Parsons, Winter street, * Josiah F. Flagg, Winter street. George B. Doane, Court street. Chandler Robbins, Franklin street. John P. Spooner, Court street. Caleb H Snow, 49 Hanover street, Jerome V. C Smith, Water street. George W Otis. Court street. Edwin Adams, Milk street. Samuel Morrill, Washington street. Moses Gage, Milk street. "W inslow Lewis, Common street. Augustus Plympton, Green street, Joshua B. Hajward, Hamilton place. 226 Bill of Mortality. Thomas O. Folsom, South Boston. William H. Bass, Washington street. Hezekiah Eldridge, Washington street. Charles T. Hildreth, Common street. James Wilson, Congress street. D. Humphreys Storer, Washington street. Joshua B. Flint, Green street. Horatio Robinson, Federal street. James M. Whittemore, Winter street. [The above are the members of the Boston Medical Association, ar ranged according to seniority. Those with this mark • are fellows 6' the Massachusetts Medical Society.] Rufus L. Barrus, Hanover street. John Dwight, Court street. Dr. Stevens, South Boston. Surgeons Dentist, W. P. Greenwood, Portland street, Thomas W. Parsons, Winter street. Thomas Barnes, 58 Hanover street, Moses F. Randall, Summer street. S. A. Bemis, School street. N. Keep, Winter street. ABSTRACT of the BILL OF MORTATJTY for the City of BOS- TON, from the 31st of December, 1823, to January 1st, 1825, affreea- bly to the Records kept at the Health Office. Bill of Mortality, Boston. 22-r banker in the Bowels 2 Gout - . . 2 Carbuncle - - 1 Gravel - . . 1 Dhicken - Pox 1 Hepatico Gasterilis 1 Cholera Morbus - 7 Hooping Cough 13 Dholera Infantum 11 Hydrothorax - 14 Complaint of the Heart 4 Inflammation 3 Complication of disorders 2 of the Bowels 13 >mplaint of the Bowels 2 " of the Lungs 2 I^onsuniption - - 242 " of the Stomach 3 Troup - - - 30 " of the heart 7 Debility - - n insanity _ « 2 Decay - of Nature 5 Intemperance - 22 Decline - - 2 Marasmus - - 4 Delirium Tremens - 4 Measles - - - 2 Diarrhoea - - 24 Mortification - - 12 Diseases unknown 195 Old Age - - 33 Diseases Infantile - 32 Ossification - - 1 Disorder of the Mesen- Palsy - - - 12 teric Glands - 4 Phthisis Pulmonalis 2 Disorder of the Kidneys 1 Pneumonia - - 4 Drinking cold water 2 Quincy - - - 11 Dropsy - - - 12 Rheumatism - - 9 '' of the Head 33 Rupture - - 2 *' of - the Chest 14 Salt Rheum - - 1 )rowned 18 Scirrhus - - 6 )ysentery 45 Scrofula - - 3 Enlarged Spine 1 Spasms - - - 9 Epilepsy <- 2 Still-born - - 91 'ever - - _ 5 Strangulated Hernia i " - Lung 71 Strangury - - 1 " Nervous 4 Sudden - - - 7 '' Inflammatory 2 Suicide - - - 5 " Brain - 10 Suffocation - - " 1 Pleurisy 7 Syphilis - - "3 '' Typhus 46 Teething - - 10 - *; Bilious 14 Tetanus - - 2 *'• Puerperal 13 White Swelling - 1 *' Putrid - 1 Worms - - - 3 " Spotted 1 Wounds - - 1 its 27 uns:us - - - 2 Total, 1297 /•Deaths in Boston in 1823 were 1154. 160 were under 1 rear, 94 under years, 38 under 5, 37 under 10, il under 20, 132 under 30,117 under 40, 9 under 50, 63 under 60,46 under 70, 42 under 80, 22 under 90, 3 under 0. 183 died of Consumption, Infantile Diseases 184, Still bom 109, Ft- n 91, Dysenterj' 25, Hooping Cough 17. 143 died in October. 9io OCQ n h o in xn n Census of the Citj of Boston. 229 RECAPITULATION. Number of White Males under 10 years, 6206 from 10 to 16, 3061 16 to 26, 7622 26 to 45, 8458 over 45, 2L60 27907 Number of White Females under 10 years, 6309 from 10 to 16, 3616 16 to 26, 7539 26 to 45, 7735 over 45, 3204 28453 Number of Coloured Males under 14 years, 224 from 14 to 26, 236 26 to 45, 380 over 45, 134 974 .Number of Col'd. Females under 14 years, 209 from 14 to 26, 232 26 to 45, 357 over 45, 145 943 Total,* 58.277 This Census is certified to have been examined by the City Marshal, Benjamin Pollard, Esq. Dec. 20, 1825. • Tlieie are 5^6 feraales more iban males in the white population of Boston, and 31 more males than females in the coloured people. In so large a number as 58,277, it is perhaps rare that the sexes are so nearly pi-oportioned. TOTALS IN EACH WARD. Ward No. 1, 23D List of Stages.. LIST OF STAGES, The houses where they put up, and the days and hours at which they start from, and arrive at Boston. Albiny nnail througii Greenfield, from Brigham's, 42 H mover street, Mond Wed Frid 2 am, arrives TuesTiiur r:t 8 p m. Albany mail, through N rthampton, from Earle'a 36 HdMover street, Moad Wed Frid 2 am, arrives Tues Thiir Sat 7 pm. Albany ma»l, thrrr,gh Springfield, from Eaile*s 36 H ivAer street, Tuts Thur Sit 2 am, arrives Mend Wed Frid 7pm Albnny Ace mmodation, through Northampton, from B yden's City T;»vern, Tues Thur Sat 2 am, arrives Mond Wed Frid 6 n nn. Albany Accommod tion, from Earle's 36 Hanover strf^et, Tues Thur Sat 2 a m, arrives Mond Wed Fri ^ 8 p m. Albiny mail, thrrugh Brattleboroueh, from Brig- ham % 42 Hanover street, Mond Wed Frid 2 a m, ar- rives Tues Thur Sa 9 pm. Alban. irsd Phenix, from Riley's 9 Elm street, ; M)n Wed Frid 4 am, arrives Tues Thur Sdt half i past 7 r» m. Amherst stage, from Boyden's City Tavern, Mond Wed Frid Sam, arrives Tues Thur Sato p m. Andover s tge. from Wildes, 45 Ann street, every dav except Sunday 3 pm, arrives every day except Sunday 10 a m. B.idge water and Randolph, from N. Blake and Cc. Tues Thur Sat 12 noon, arrives Mond Wed Frid 12 nooi. Ru'Tinorton Mail Pilot, from Barnard's 9 Eim street, Mond Wed Frid Sam, arrives Tues Thur Sit 5 pm. Be v^tly stage, from Boydeii's City Taverc, every d y excPDt Sunday 4 pm, arrives every day except , Suidav 10 a m. I Boiton Accommodation, from Boyden's CityTaverii^J Mond Wed Frid 7 am, arrives Tuts Thur S t 2 ra» p ] ConC'T'^ Accommodation from Brigham's 42 Hano-^ ver strep) , Tues Thur Sat Sam, arrives Mond Wed Frid 5 p m. Chelmsford Accommodation, from Boyden's Citf list of Stages. 231 Tavern, Tues Thur Sat 2 pm, arrives Mond Wed Frid 12 noon. Cambridge stage from Brigham*s42Hanover street, every day except Sunday 12 noon, arrives every day am. except Sunday, 8 «, , Canton stace, from Riley's 9 Elm street, Mond Tues Thur Sat 4 pm, arrives Mond Tues Thur Sat halfpHSfS^m. , . ^ « jt • Concord, N. H Arcomnr.odation, from Bernard s. 9 E1m street, Tues Thur Sat 5 a m, arrives Mond Wed Elna Dorchester and l!lilton, from W. & Hosmer's arrives every street, every dav except Sunday 4 pm, dav except Surday half past 9 am. Dedham mail, from Riley's, 9 Elm street, every day except Sunday 4 p m, arrives every day except Sun- ^alfrast 8 . m. d'A j , r^- rr. Duxbury Accontimodation.from Boyden s City lav* ern. Tues Thur Sat 11 a m, arrives M^nd W cd Dudley Accommodation, from Boyden's City Tav- ern, Tues Thur Sat 7 am, arrives Mond Wed Fnd noon. Eastern mail, from Wilde?^', 45 Ann street, every day 2 am, arrives every day 9 pm. Gloucester mail, from Br-vden's City Tavern, every day except Sundav, half past Ham, arrives every dav excf pt Sundav 12 noon. Hartford Accommodation, from Earle s, 36 Hano^ ver street, every day except Tuesday 7 am, arrives «vpry day excep' Wednesday 6 pm, Haverhill ^nd D^ver, from Wildes', 45 Ann street, Mond Wed Frid 8 a m, arrives Tues Thur Sat 6 pm. Haverhill and Concord, from Barnard's. 9 Elm street, Mond Wed Fvid Sam, arrives Tues Thur Sat 5 pm. ^ .,r o TT , Haverhill Accommodation, from W. & Hosmer s, E'm street, Tues Thur Sat 10 a ra, arrives Mond Wed Frid 2 pm. „, Hingbam stage, from Riley's, 9 Elm street, every day except Frid and Sund 4 pm, arrives every day except Sund and Frid half past 8. „ . ^ , ILeene.Windsor and Hanover stage.from Brigh^m s, 232 List of Stages. 42 Hanover street, Mond Wed Frid 4 am, arrives lues Thur Sat 7 p m. Keene mail, from Brigham's, 42 Hanover street. Sunt! Tues Thur 4 am. arrives Tues rhur Sat 7 p m. Londonderry Acommodition, from Barnard's. 9^ Eim street, Tues Thur Sat 10 a m, arrives Moid WedFrid2pm. Lcxi gton stage, from VV. & Hosmer's, Elm street, Mond Wed Sat 4 p m, arrives Mnnd VV^-d Sat. Lancaster Accomnr.odation, from Brigham's. 42 Hanover str .et, Tues Thur Sat 7m, m, arrives Mond M^ed Frid 5 pm. ^ Medford mail, from W. & Hosmer's, Elm street, every day except Sunday half past 12 noon, arrives every day except Sunday Sam. Marblehead stage, from Boyden's City Tavern, eve- ry day except Sunday, half past 4 pm, arrives every- day except Sunday half past 9am New- York mail, from Eirle's, 36 Hanover street, every day 1pm, arrives every day 12 p m. New -York Steam Boat line, from Riley *s, 9 Elm street, Thur Sun 4 am, arrives Wed Sat evening. Newburyport and Dover, from WiMes', 45 Ann street, every day except Sunday, half past 7 am, ar- rives every day exct pt Sunday, 6 pm. Newburyport, and Amesbury Accommodation, from Wildes*, 45 Ann street, every day except Su (day half past 2 pm, arrives every day except Sunday half past 12 noon. Newport Commercial line, from Shepard's, Bmrn- field lane, Tues Thur Sat 5 am, arrives Mond Wed Frid 5 pm. New- Bedford mail, from Shepard*s. Brnomfield lane, Tues Thur Sat 5 am. arrives Mond WeO Frid 5 pm. Newton Accommodation, fri)m Mailboro' H ^lel, Mf nd Wed Sat half past 3 p m, arrives Mond Wed Sat 9 am. Portsmouth Accommodation, from W'ldes\ 45 Ann street, every day except Sunday, Sam, arrives every dav ejccept Sunday 6 pm. Providence Citiz-'s coach, from Marlboro* Hotel,- every dav half past 7 a m, arrives everv dav at not n. Providence New-Line, from Brigham's 42 Hanover List of Stages. £33. street, cfvery day half past ram, arrives every day at noon. . . ^. „, 1^, Plymoath mail, from Boyden's City 1 avern. Moa Wed Frid half past Sara, arrives Tues Thur Sat PlVmouth Accommodation, from Boyden's City- Tavern, Tues Thur Sat 11am, arrives MondWed Frid noon. Plymouth Accommodation, from W. & Hosmer»s, Elm street, Wed Frid 11 am, arrives Tues I'hur n"on, , . ^ ,,., , T-1 Plymouth Accommodation, from Kiley s 9 h.lm street, Tues Thur Sat 11 a m, arrives Mond Wed Frid noon. Plvmnuth and Barnstable, from Boyden's City Tav- ern, Tues Thur Sat 4 a m, arrives Mond Wed Frid 5pm Quincv stage, from Riley's, 9 Elm street, every day except Sunday 4 p m, arrives every day except Sunday, half past Sam. every day, S ilem st.is;e, from Boyden's City Tavern, except Sunday, 9am half past 11, and 3, 4, 6, p in, arrives every day except Sunday 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, a m, 4, 6 p ni. Tau ton mail, from Shepard's Bromfield lane, eve- rv day except Sunday Sam, arrives Mond Wed Frid 5 pm. . „. j, tj Taunton Accommodation, from Shepard s Brom- arrives Mond Wed fi. Id lane. Tues Thur Sat 2 p m, Frid 11 a m. Hosmpr s. Ux >ri(lge Accommodation, from W. Sc Elm street, Tues Thur Sat 12 noon, arrives Mond Wed Frid 12 no<^n. ^ , o^ n Worceste*- \cconr\mod -tion, from tii^rle s, 36 Hano- ver street, Mond Wed Frid Sam, arrives Tues Thur Sat 4 pm. , T-, Waltham mail, from W. & Hosmer s, Elm street, day ex- every d iv except Sund iv 4 pm, arrives every cept Su'idav h If past 9 a ni. Wejmoiith stage, t>o\vi Dr^olittle's, Elm street, Mond Sat 4 pm, arrives Mund Sat half past 8 am. V2 534 Rates of Dockage and AVharfage. Rates of Dockage Wharfage^ and Storage, as estab- lished at the Boston Fier, or Long Wharf. DOCKAGE. Vessels under 50 tons - - 25 cents per day; Vessels from 50 to 100 tons - 33 Vessels from 100 to 150 tons - 45 Vessels from 150 to 200 tons -55 Vessels from 200 to 300 tons - 67 Vessels from 300 to 400 tons - 88 Vessels from 400 to 500 tons - 110 Vessels from 500 to 600 tons - 133 Vessels from 600 to 800 tons - 188 Larger vessels in proportrn. Double the above rate of Dockage, is to be paid by all vessels coming tn the north side of the whi^rf above the T— , whether lying next the wharf, or making fast to a vessel lying at the • harf WHARFAGE. Anchors - - - . , 50 cents per hun Anvils - . - _ . Barrels Half barrels, kegs, firkins - Bags of H'-ps - - _ - Bags of Coffee, Cncoa, Pimenta, Sugar, Pepper, &c. Bales of Coiton - - . - Bales of Goods - - - . Boards, Staves, ancl Hoops - Boxes Cigars . . - - Boxes ot Chocolate. Candles.Lem- ons, Glass, and Soap, Boxes of Havana Sugar Boxes of Tea - - - . Boxes of Brazil Sugar Boxes of Raisins - _ _ Boxes of Cards - - - • - Boxes of Pipes - - - - Boxes of Wine and Cider - Boxes and Packages of Goods - Bundles of Shovels and Pans Butts from 100 to 150 gallons Bricks - - . _ , Rates of Wharfage. QS5 Coffee in bulk - - - 30 per ton *' Mocha in sacks 6 Chests otBohea Tea - 12 1-2 HU Chests do. 6 1-2 Quc^rter Chests, do. - - 3 Hysf n and Souchoi-g Teas 3 Cases, crates, and trunks - 12 1-2 Coals - - - - 30 per chaldron Cord ii-'e and Hemp - 30 per ton " Clapboards ,' " 20 per m Camboos'^s and Stoves 10 each Casks of Naiis - - - 4 Chests of Oil - - - 2 Cannon - - - - 25 Chai'S - - - . 2 Duck, (Rnssii) - - - 1 per bolt " (Ravens) 1-2 Flour - - 2 Fibh . . - _ 2 per quintal Grain of all kinds 1 per bushel Hanipt rs of Bottles 12 1-2 each H'^^sheads and Pipes 10 Hides - . . - Hay - - . . 12 per bundle Hoops - _ . - 25 per m Hemp - . - - 30 per ton Jars of Oil, Olives, and Raisins 1 each Iron and Iron Hoops - 30 per ton Kegs of Crackers, small 1 each Laths _ . - - 6 1 4 Lead and Shot - . - 30 per ton Mah' gany _ - - 30 per ton 480 fleet Nankin . - _ 2 per 100 ps. Onions _ _ . . 4 per 100 bun. Plasrer of Paris and Stone - 25 per ton Packages of Goods 12 1-2 Reams of Paper 1-2 Sacks f f Almonds and Feathers 4 to 10 each Staves . _ . . 5 perm Shooks, (hhd. and pipe) 2 each Skins, (goat) - - . 10 per 100 skins Salt 6 1-4 per hhd. Shingles - , - . 6 1-4 per m. lierccs . - - - reach . $i36 Hates of Wharfage. Trunks of Goods - - - 12 1-2 Timber - - ... 25 per ton ** (ranging) - - . - 25 per 100 feet Wood and Bark - - - - 25 per cord Empty Casks - - . - half price All merchandize shipped Qj^the wharf, to pay the same as for landing^ excepting such goods att have fiaidi for landings (and not havmg been carried off thCf wharf,) are put on board vessels, within one mohtlii after they are landed. Goods taken in lighters, or otherwise by nvater fromn on board any vessJ lying at the whaif, or gods takeni from lighters or otherwise, by water on board any ves- sel lying at the whatf, to p-^y one half as much as for landing; the said half wharfage to be paid by the ves- sel lying at the wharf. The wharfage of goods landed^ to be paid by the sel- ler, or person landing the same, exrep" wood and /wm- ber, which is to be paid by the purchaser. Ga)ds received from, or loaded on board of coasters to be paid for by the captains of coasters ; unless the same are shipped nr received by persons belonging to Boston, and a return thereof to be made by the master of the coaster to the wharfi'ger. Goods brought, on the wharf, by trucks or otherwise, for public sale, to pay the same wharfage, as if landed*! thereon. Vessels hauling to the wharf, are expected to havei their jibs, spanker booms, and spritsiiil yards rigged! in ; and on the north side, to have their yards topped, and to accommodate other vessels as much as possible*. No boats are to be put on the wh irf ; nor sand, grav- el, or other ballast, to be landed, without permission ofi the wharfinger ; nor are the dirt or sweepings of the hold, or other articles which do not flott, under any» pretence whatever, to be thrown into the dock. No fire is allowed to be kept on board anv vessel'! lying at the north side of the wharf, above the T, Vess*.^ls coming to the north side of the whart, abovei the T. are to be allowed two d^ys only to discharge or* load ; and, in case the birth be then wanted bv the pro- prietor or occupant of the neighbouring store, the ves- sel, that has laid that time, must remove if requested. Rates of Storage. 237 STORAGE PER MONTH. Bales of Coffee, Cocoa, &c. - 4 cents each Ba.es of Cotton and Bags of Hops 25 Bales, Cases, Crates, and Trunks 25 Barrels ----- 10 Boxes of Glass - - - - 4 Boxes of Lemons . . . e Boxes of Sugar - - - 20 Butts, from 50 to 200 gallons - 50 Casks of Raisins - - - 4 Ctiestsof B.hea Tea - - 25 Coals 60 per chaldron Cordag;e 33 1-3 per ton Russia Duck - - - - 2 per bolt Fish 3 per quintal Grain - - - - -2 per bushel Hemp ... - - 100 per toa Hides - - . _ - 3 cents Hogsheads and Pipes - - 33 1-3 each Iron ----- 25 per ton SMt 12 1-2 per hhd. Tierces ----- 20 each THE FIVE AVENUES INTO BOSTON. CHARLESTOWN BRIDGE. On the 17th of June, 1786, the first Bridge ever built in Boston, was opened for passengers. Preparations had been made for great festivity on the occasion. Salutes of 13 guns were fired at sunrise from Bunker and Copps' hills, and the bells of the North Church rang merry peals. The different branches of the legislature, and many of the most rcspectacle persons in public and private life were escorted i)y the proprietors from the Old State-House over the new arid^e to the heights of Bunker, where tables were prepar- }d and elegantly furnished for 800 persons, who spent thd lay in sober festivity, and separated at six o'clock. The bridge stands on 75 piers, is 1503 feet long, and is 12 feet in width. The cost of the bridge was £15000 law- ful money, and the property divided into 150 shares. WEST BOSTON BRIDGE. This bridge was finished on the 23d of November, 1793. The bridge stands on 180 piers, is 3483 feet long, and 40 feet wide. — «' 938 ArtiBcial Avenues into Boston, &c. SOUTH BOSTON BRIDGE. This Bridge was finished in the summer of 1805. It is 1551 feet in length, and cost the proprietors about $56,000. craigie's bridge. Canal or Cragie's Bridge was opened on Commence- ment day, August 30, 1809. It runs from Barton's point in Cambridfje. Its fioint in Boston, to Lechmere's This bridge on ength is 27^6 feet ; its width, 40 feet. the Cambridge side is united to Charlestown by Pnsoa broad- Point Bridge, which is 1821 feet long, and 35 feet WESTERN AVENUE, OR MILL DAM. city. I* This Dam is the fifth artificial avenue into the Uriah was completed Julv 2, 1821, under the inspection of Cotting, and Loammi Baldwin. The Mill Dam is com- i? four posed of solid materials, water tight. Its surface width la feet above high water mark. It is fifty feet in the narrowest part, and 100 in the widest, and one tnile is a and a half in length. Half way over the Mill Dam causeway leading to Dorchester, and another to BostoH this Neck. There is a number of large manufactories on Dam. Dr. Snow's History of Boston. The Tontine in Franklin street. Built in 1793. This block forms a crescent of sixteen dwelling houses, extend- Franklin ing 480 feet in length. Opposite the Tontine is place, which consists of eiiht houses in four blocks. JVeu} State House. In May, 1795, the town purchased of Gov. Hancock's heirs the spot of land on which the State House now stands. On the 4th of July the corner is 173 atone was laid with great ceremony. The building ^dific© feet in front, and 61 deep. The foundation of this is 100 feet above the level of the harbour. Salaries of Sundry Officers in Matsachutetts Government. Governor, ' ^^I^^j] Lieutenant Govesnor. - - " 3500,W,,"l„n. Chief Just.ce ..f the S. J. Court, - Three other Justices of S.J.Court, each ... - 3000,0( 2000,0C |.,iCJ,..G.».;, .-.•..-.•.•.-.. ,000,0. Treasurer, f^^°^ Adjutant-Gei^eral, JfY^'Y^iow,w Reporter ofDecUiom in S.J. Court, Counsellors, Senato.s, and Representatireg, two dollars each for «ch President stay's =uten#anee, and two dollars, for every «en miles trare!.— t&tb of the S-^nateand Speaker of the Hotne, four flollar* per day m liay^s attendance. J COMPRISING SUNDRY CORRECTIONS AND ARTICLES NOT SEASONABLY FORWARDED. 36 ^\dd Caleb Gushing, Leominster, Justice through insert 36 Against the name of Timothy Pickering, iialem, tor Wt-nham. H.nckU-x P. deceased. 38 Dele David , J. deceased. 46 Delp Samuel Swr, J. P. md Q. J. P. '^ceased. : oks, 47 Dele Joshu Br; ^ Hanover, J. P. 55 Insert Daud Stockbridge, Cnr .^er. S7 Insert Levi Curtis. Hanover, Fitchburg, and in- 85 Dtle Calvin WiUard, P. M. sert David Brigham. E.Sudbury, and insert 35 Del- Asa Whrtler, P. M. as Pastor of the 108 Insert^ Re\^.J:imesD.Kn^wlps, Second Baptist Church in Boston. Historical Society. 137 Mw- Hamfishire ll.d. Portsmouth; President. Hon. Levi Woodbu^V, Benn.tTyler,D.D. Hanover, Ut Vice President, Rev irU:lprMent\ Hon. William Plun)er. Fining. 2rf Farmer, Esq. of Corrltiondin^ Secretary, John Esq. Northwood.. ^""R^ll^ing Secretary, John KeUy, Concord. Trasuref. Samu.I Spa, hawk, Esq. Concord. Librarian, Jac,b B. M.^ore, Esq. ( Mass. 140 IVesleyan Academy, Wilbraham, Incorporaterl 1824. m. Princi/ial. Rev. W. Fisk, a. Assiscanc, Nathaniel Dunn, a b. M^rnll, Rev. Timothy Merritt. „ ^^Trustees Framingham h5 Insert of -^^if'^yi^^J,-Ralph banger, Rufus Hurlbut. President-Rev. 240 Courts in Maine. [Appendix. Major Benjamin Wheeler, Josiah Aclams, Esq. Rev. John B. Wight, Mr. Kufus Brewer, Isaac Fiske, Esq. Colonel Moses Edgell. 143 Marine Bible Sockty, Mivburyfiort. Officers elected Dec. 5, 1825. President, Hon. W. B. B=>.nister. Vice-President, Mr. J. S. Pike. Treasurer^ Mr. Charles Whipple. Corre^fionding' Secretary, Rev. L. F. Dimmick. Pecording Secretary, Mr. S. S. H. dve. Directors, William Bart!et^ Esq. Cape. Thomas M Clark, Mr. John Wood, Maj. Abraham Perkins, Capt'. Reuben Jones. Mr. Moses Atkinson, Capt. Abraham Wheelwright. Mr. Moody Pearson, C^pt. John S. Pearson, Capt. WUliam Davis, Capt. Paul Simpson, Capt. Isaac Adams, Capt. Thomas Carter, Samuel March, Esq. Capt. Eb. Wheelwright. 188 Dele Richard Butts, 2d Comptroller, and read Richard Cu-ts, &c. Insert 201 John Tyler, Governor of Virginia. At page 41 insert John Stevens Deputy Sheriff in Boston. SITTINGS OF THE COURTS IN MAINE. Supreme Judicial Court. At York, on the last Tuesday of April. Alfred on thp 3d Tues^in Sept^ Portland, o^ the 2d Tuefof May and the 1st Tues. of Nov. Wiscasset, on the 3d Tues of Ma v and the 3d Tues. of Sept. Augusta, on the 2d Tue neit' after the 3d Tues. of May, and on' the 1st Tues of Oct Norndgewock, on the 3d Tues. next after the 3d Tues in May. Castine, on the 5th Tues. next after the 3d TueT in May, and on the 4th Tues. of Oct. Banijor, Tues^ on the 4th next after the 3d Tues. in Mav. Madias, on 1 1 e 6th Tues. next after the 3d Tuesday in May^' PaHs on the ' 1st Tues. in Jan. Nisi Prius Tern[. Court of Common Pleas. '^"^';^'" ^^y- ^'^'•^^' 2d Tuesday in Feb_Foi^L^'JlW^'^and 3d Tues. m Oct. Portland, 1st Tues. in Ma^rch 3d Tues. m June and 1st Tues. in Oct. Wiscasset Tues. m Aprd. Topsham, 4th 4th Tues. in Aug. WaWtn 4th Tues. m Dec. Augusta, 2d Tue,. in April, 2d Tue"' i Jppendix.2 Branches of U. States Bank. Mi in August, and 2d Tues. in Dec. Norridgewock, 2d Tuea. in March, last Tues. in June, and 1st Tues. in Nov. Cay- tine, 3d Tues. in March, 2d Tues. in July, and 3d Tues. in Nov. Machias, 1st Tues in March, and 3d Tues. m Sept. Pans, 2d Tues. in June, and 4tii Tues. in Sept. and 4th Tues. in Jan. Bangor, 1st Tues. in Jan. June and October. Receipts of Cash paid by the States and Territories, at the General Post-Office of the United States, for the year ending March, 1825. New-York - « Tennessee - - - 13,416 Kentucky - - - 21,501 Ohio 24,900 Indiana - • - 4,701 Mississippi - - - 8,589 Missouri - . - 5,173 Louisiana - - - 22,443 Illinois .... 2,459 Alabama - - - 15,331 Arkansas . - - 782 Michigan ... 1,345 Florida .... 1,093 District of Columbia, 9,504 242 Population of the U. States. [Appendix^ POPULATION OF TFIE UNITED STATES. FOR 1790, 1800, 1810 , and 1820. **^ States. 1790^ 1800. 1810. 1820. Maine, 96 540 151,719 228,705 298,335 N. Hampshire, 141,885 183,858 214,460 244,161 Vermont, 85,539 154,465 217,895 235,764 Massachusetts, 378,787 422,845 472,040 523,287 Rhode Island, 68,825 69,122 76,931 83,05d Connecticut, 237,946 251,002 261,942 275,248 New York, 340,120 586,050 959,049 1,372,812 New Jersey, 184,139 211,149 245,562 277,575 Pennsylvania, 434.373 602,545 810,091 1,049,458 Delaware, 59,094 64,273 72,674 72,749 Maryland, 319,728 341,548 380,546 407,350 ( Virginia, 747,610 880.200 974,622 1,065,366 N. Carolina, 393,75 478,103 555,500 638,829 S. Carolina, 249,073 345,591 415,115 502,741 Georgia, 82,548 162.686 252,433 340,989' Alabama, 2,000 10,000 144,317' Mississippi, 6,850 30,312 75,448 Louisiana, 76,556 153,407 Tennessee, 35,691 105,602 261,727 422,613 Kentucky, 73,677 220,959 406,511 664,319 Ohio, 45,365 330,760 581,437 Indiana, 5,641 24,520 147,174 Illinois, 12,282 55,218 Missouri, 15,845 66,531 Michigan Ter. 4,762 8,896 Arkansaw do. 5,000 14,246 District Columbia, 24.023 33,036 Florida, 10,000 Total, 3,929,326 ' 5,305,666'7,263,926' 9,664,415 Foreigners not naturalized, 53.720 Grand Total, 9,718,135 Number Slaves of included in the totalt of 1820. Rh. Island, 48 N.Caroli. 205,017 Indiana, 190 Connecticut, 97 S.Caroli. 251,783 Illinois, 917. N. York. 10,088 Georgia, 149,676 Missouri, 10.222 N. Jersey, 7,557 Alabama, 47,439 Arkansaw,12,582 Pennsyl. 211 Mississippi, 32,814 District of Delaware, 4,509 Louisiana, 69,064 Columbia, 22,614 Maryl. 107,308 Tennessee, 80,097 Virginia, 425,153 Kentucky 126,732 1.543,688 Appendix.] Census of Towns and Cities. 243 CENSUS OF TOWNS AND CITIES. 244 Table of Interest. [^Appendix, A TABLE of SIMPLE INTEREST, at Six per Cent. princi- 1 I > pal. Id. Appendix.'] Roads from Boston. ^46 ROADS FROM BOSTON, WITH THE NAMES OF INKEEPERS, AN© DISTANCES. CORRECTED FOR THIS REGISTER. To Hingham and Cohassct, MiddU'borongh Sampson a£ Bedford Nelson 58 Dorchester Eaton 4 New Xeponset Bridge Nash & Tiittle 6 To Newport, commer. Line, Qnincy French 9 over Bkie-Hill Turnpike. Weymouth Bridge 10 6 Hinpham "Wilder & lewis 15 Dorchester Mill Cohf.sset Smith 19 Milton Tucker © 16 Scitiiate Pierce 23 Stmighton Swan Bridgewater Howard 33 To Plymouth & Cape Cod. Taunton Atwond's Hotel, Dorchester Eaton 4 Wilmarth, Porter 33 38 "Wevmouth Thaver 12 Wellington Freetown Assonett 40 Scit'uate J. W. Siv'ret 18 Hanover Stetson 24 Troy Stratton 48 Pembroke 25 Tiverton Stone Bridge, Fair- Duxbury Gardner 31 banks 54 Newport Townsend 66 Kingston Bartlttt & Kennedy 34 To Warren & Bristol, R. I. Plymouth Cornish, Nlcherson, aunton Atwoed's Hotel 31 Hotel Old Colony Sjmoncr 38 Dighton Hathaw ay, Jones Sandwich Swift, Fesseiiden 54 ' & Felton 40 Barnstable Howland 62 Somerset Davis 44 Parker, Gray, Chipman Swansey Gray, Luther 47 Siiirgis 66 Wa.-reu Cole 50 Yarmouth Hamblin, Bangs 70 Bi isiol Bourne, Norton 53 Harwich Brooks 7Q Bristol (ferry) Pierce 56 Orleans Knowles 85 Eastham Merrick 89 To Taunton over Brush- Wellfleet Holbrook 97 Hill Turnpike. Truro Collins 107 Roxbury Biigby 4 Provincetown Smalley 116 Dorchester Upper Mills fi To Martha's Vineyard and Milton Billings' Hotel 9 Canton Nantucket. Bent 14 Sharon Savage 19 Sandwich Fessenden 54 Easton 23 Falmouth Giftbrds 72 Taunton Atwood's Hotel 34 Over the Ferry to Holmes' Hole Dunham, Smith Sc To Sunderland Bridge, on Luoe 81 Connecticut river, by the Edgartown Marchant, of Barrc Butler 89 way Turnpike. Chi! mark Mayhew 94 Bolton Holman 30 Nantucket Town Wilson, Lancaster Whiting 3 Dixon 125 Wilder 1 To New Bedford over Sterling Bastey 3 Davis & Kendall 1 Bridgfcwater Turnpike. Princeton Paige 6 Weymouth Thayer 11 Barre Black & Sibley 11 Abington King 18 Dana Johnson 7 Brown & Dyer 18 Shutesbury Biman & Bridgewater (East Parish) Clarke 9 Crombie 23 Leverctt Jield f South Bridgewater, Eddy 23 Sanderland Leonard 4 W 2 246 Roads from Boston. [^^ppe?idix. To Providence, and New- Strafford Lovejoy 148 London. Fanfield Pennifit^ld 15« Greeiifarras Pos^ell 16« Roxbury Taft 6 Norwak Dedham 9 Reed 170 Stanford Waipole Fuller SO 1-2 Davenport 17« Gr.-enwich Knapp 18S Attir borough Hatch 28 «y^ Pawtucket Qui r, lord 18» Slack 37 Marnaronek Providence Chappotin 191 41 Kochelle Johnson Sheliion 44 Williams 195 Chester Scitaate Fiske 56 Gyon 198 Harlem Bridge 20* Coventry M'Gre^or 68 New-York Plainiield Eaton 71 210 Jerse) City 211 Jewett's City Johnson 78 Newark Norwich Kenny 86 Gifford 219 E izabethtown Mobegan Houghton 93 Lyon 225 Bvidgeton New-London Frink 100 226 Nir-w-Brunswick Drake 240 Middle road to Hartford. Princeton Gifford 25d Trenton Davis, Herbert Sedham Smith 9 266 Bristol 276 Medfield Johnson 17 Homesburg Med way Junes 20 285 Fi-ankford 290 Beltingham Sn.ith 26 Philadtilphia Mansion-House 295 Mendon Childs 32 Darby Uxbiidge Sprnig 38 302 Chester 310 Douglas Dudley 43 Wilf.ington Huggins 323 Thompson Dwieht 51 Chiisuaiia Bridge Hammond 332 Pomfiet Sabin 57 E IK town Richardson 348 Ashford Clark 68 Chailestown 330 Wihuington Marcy 72 Havre de Grace Sears 358 Mansfidd Dunham 76 Joppa Bradford 370 Coventry Kimball 82 Red Lion 378 Hartford Bennet 97 Bird River Bai-ney 383 To Washington City, Baltimore Gadsby 395 by Elkridge Worcester 403 Turnpike and McKojs 40g Stafford Springs. Rossburgh Ross 426 Roxbury (Punch Bowl) Washington Post-OfRce 43$ Lau?hton 4 Stage Road from Brooklyn Richards 6 Providence Newtown Wiswall 8 to Worcester. Framingham Hamilton 19 1-2 Smiihfield Mann 9 Wettboro Wesson 29 Aldrich 13 Worcester Thomas 38 Uxbridge Spring 22 Charlton Rider 51 Northbridge Taft 27 Sturbridge Porter 57 Milbury Chase 33 Holland Massey 68 Worcester Thomas 89 Stafford Wait 73 Tolland Smith 80 Old Road to Hartford. Vernon 86 Cambridge Porter, Willard 3 East Hartford Buckler 97 Watertown Stratton, Smith 7 Hartford B-nnet 100 Waltham Miles 10 Weathersfield AVrieht 104 Weston Wood 16 Worthington Riley 113 Sudbury Stone 52 Meridian Robinson 119 Norihborough Munio 37 Wallingford Tyler Shrewsbury Parmenter,HaTen 41 North Haven Iives 127 Worcester Kelly New Haven Butler 134 do. Thomas 44 Milford Clark 144 Leicester Morse 50 Stratford Ferry 14& spencer Jenks «5 Appendix.'^ Roads from Boston. U7 Brookfield Rice 58 Pittsfield J.MirrickjCampbell 128 Weston Lumbaid 64 Hancock Broad i33 Palmer Frink, Ward, Sedg- New-Lebanon Betts 13S wick 72 Canaan Jcnes 137 Wilbrahain Saundcrt 76 Steventown Bash 141 Spniiefield Goodrich, Russel 86 Schoodick Strong 15« SuffieTd Sikes 96 Albany 164 Windsor Picket 102 From Albany to Niagara Hartford Morgan 112 Falls 316 miles. rrom Springfield through To Biattleborough. Stockbridge to Albany. West-Canbridge Whiuemore S 9 West Springfield Ely and Lexington Munroe Colton 89 Lincoln Earle 14 Concord M'lntosh 16 Wejtfitild Palmer & Morgan 97 Stow HuskCil Hawley 106 Wilder 24 B«i ton Woodbury 31 Chester Villapre Coliins 110 Lancaster do. Ferry 116 Band 3$ Leominster Bascora Bfcket Bairds 12« 41 V/estminster Doty Penniiuan Lee Dillingham 131 ' Stockbrid!»e Hix 135 Emerson 51 Templeton French We»t Stockbridge Brock way 140 59 Phiilipstown Gould 65 New Canaan 143 Chatham Hoag 159 Athol Field 67 Union Village Hail 162 To Greenfield. Greenbush 173 The same as to Athol 67 174 Albany Moody Orange Ward 73 Irving's Grant Alford 7T From Springfield through Montat^ue Gunn 82 Granville to Sheffield. Grt-tnhf id (village) Goode- From Boston to Sprinfield 86 notigh ik Gilbert 89 Wc»t Springfield Palmer 5 Orange Whitney 72 South^^ick French 10 M'arwick Draper 76 Granville Curtis 16 Wiiieliester Linkfitid 83 Middle Granville Curtis 20 HinscUle Chapel, Mack 8g Tolland Rogers 24 Brattieborough Blake 94 Sandisfield Palmer 28 To Dartmouth College, do. Bosworih 32 t«Xew Mnrlborough 37 through Keene, N. H. Sheffield Ensign 46 Concord M'lntosh 17 To Albany over Worcester Acton White 24 Littleton Kidder 27 Turnpike. Groton Hall 35 Worcester Howard 38 Pepperell Brown 38 Heard, Hathnway, Townsend Loring 44 Steams, Burt, Stephens, N. Ipswich Batchelder 56 Eager, Thomas 43 Jaffrey Pierce 65 Leicester Hobart 47 Marlborough Haskell 71 Spencer Jt-nks 52 Keene Gorham 76 iiookfield Rice 55 Sumner 81 Western Lombard 60 Walpole Carpenter 90 IVare Reed 66 Village Southard 94 ielchertown Clapp 73 Bellows' Falls Wightman 98 iadley Warner 82 Charlestown Hunt 102 Northampton Lvman 90 Village Shenley 106 Chesterfield Clapp 102 Weathersfield, Vt. Copeland 114 iVorthington Peirce 108 Windsor (village) Pettes 123 t'em Clapp 116 Hartford 137 lijnsdjile MaodT 119 Hanover Cewcfy 141 248 Roads from Boston. \AppcndlX' To Dartmouth Coll. through Dunstable Pollard 36,' Merrimack Patterson 4^ Concord, N. H. Amherst Eaton 45 Medford Stearns 5 m. h. Coiiverse 47 Heading ' NewelJ 11 Mount Vernon Ray 53 Nichols 14 Fi-ancistown 1-ally ^l Andurer Locke 19 Gibson 64,' Foster 20 Hillsborough M'Neil 72' Haverhill ^Vhite Washington Farnsworth 81 Kendall Lempster Briunard 8? Chaie SO Claremont Chase 10(J Atkinson Dow 36 Windsor, Vt. Pettcs 109" Hampstead Gould 41 Woodstock Taylor 123 Chester Sweetser 4'S Barnard Aikin 131 Richardson 4*5 Royaiton Smith & Fox 137 Candia Anderson 52 Randolph Holmes 145 Turnpike Hotel Sawyer 55 Brookfield Kdson 152 Pembroke Fisk 60 Ainsworth 156 Concord Stickney Wjlliamsfown Jones 160 Barker Montpelier Davis, Eaton & Gale fl6 Houghton 170 Boscawen Oakes 75 Moretown Cobb 177 Salisbury Pettingel 83 Waterbury Turner ISl Andover Tliompson 89 Bolton Whitcomb 139 Wilmot Gay 94 Richmond Spieer & Howard I'^l Sorin^field Stickney Q'J Williston Parker 200 Eufield Wiihs 106 Burlington Baker 209 Lfcbanon Benton 114 Colchester Bines 214 Hanover FuUer Milton Piatt 222 Dewey 119 Georgia Jlerrit 230 St. Albans Keith 234 To Burlington through Ver- Swaiiton Stearns 243 jsennes. Caldall's Manor Nichols 253 "Walpole Village Southard 94 South River Lampman 259 Rockiiighaiu Webb 103 Vaugham 26* Cluster Ftilsom 110 St. John's Bingham 277 Cavendish Si lies 199 Half-way House Ames 286 Lndlow Dennison 123 Lapraie Steams 295 Mount Holly Green 132 Montreal 322 Clark 135 Rcptentiijne 322 Shrewsburf Tinney 140 Berthiere 354 Clarendon Parker 1 46 Rivierie de Loup 376 B own 152 Trois Rivierie* 403 ?lMtlan4 Gonld 155 St. Ann'a 425 Pittsford Kendall 161 Jacques Cartier 455 Bi-andon Goss 172 St. Augustine 476 Leicester Woodward 175 Cape Rouge 479 Salisbury Johnson 177 Qiifbcc 488 Middlebur^ 180 To Portsmouth through Vergenne* Painter 19» Haverhill. Fei-aisburg Taylor 203 Medford Stearns 5 Charlotte Barns 209 Reading Parker 12 Parsons 215 Sherburne Andover Locke 20 Howard 220 Burlington Ilaverliin Kendall 29 To Montreal and Quebec. Plastow Saw3-er 36 ^fedford Jaqnis 5 Kingston Peasley 39 VTobum Hill 10 Sanborn 42 Billerica Boweii 19 Exeter Emery 48 Chelmsford 23 Stratham Kenniston S^. Tyngsborough Swaltow SO GPeenland Htisfe Si ^pp^ndix.'] Roads from Boston. 249 F?ortsmouth Robinson 60 From Portland to Aueusta To Passamaquoddy over Bridge through Derham. Newburyport Turnpike, Westbrook Stevens - S N. Yarmouth Larrabee 11 Portsmouth. through Pownall meetinghouse 1ft Charlestown King 2 l>frham 18 Maiden 4 New Bridge over Androscog- LynJield Hotel Cummings 12 gin Rivn- 19 Topsfield Hotel Cummings 21 Lisbon [Robinson's com' r] 24 Newburyport Giliiian 33 Wales Libby & Given 32 Merrimack Bridge Pearson 36 Monmouth Brown 34 Hampton Brown 43 Monmouth hidkins 3T Greenland Marshall 54 Winthrop Howard 42 Portsmouth Wildes 58 Hallowtil forks road Robinson 48 Augusta Bridge 52 Kittcry , Rice 59 York VTiicox 67 From Brunswick to Bangor. Wells Maxwell 76 Brunswick Ward 145 Kennebunk Towie 85 Topihani Green 146 Saco Frost 95 Bowdoinham Mustard 153 Scarborough Miliiken 106 Litchfirtd Shaw 163 Portland Coburn 110 Gardiner Paitritlge 169 Falmouth Buekman 116 Hallowill Smith 173 N. Yarmouth Mitchell ,2^ Augrsista Pollard 175 Freeport Talbot 188 Vassiaborough Sturgis 181 Brunswick Oow 536 China Wflshburn 19T Bath Turnpike Matthews Ui Fairfax Hey wood 201 Hei-ndell's Ferry Ricker H7 Uiity Burrihani 210 Woolwich White 119 Joy Bagle> 216 Wiscasset Hilton 157 Dixmont Bntnani 221 Sheepscot Hwmdlet 161 Nev. burg Gil more 220 Nobleborough B.\ant 166 Hampden Vose, Kinsley 287 Wi^tddbovough Barnard 176 Bangor H-.tch 500 Warren Page 184 New Post Road from Bangor Gleason 190 Thomaston to Dexter and Worridge- Camden Eager 202 wock. LincblnviUe . 210 Belfast Cunningham 220 Jackson Plantation Bunker S Over the Bay to Castine, Levant H.dsdon S Perkins 232 Corinth Fleshman 5 Bluebill Witham 240 Prescott 4 Surry 2';6 Garland Godin Iq Ellsworth Langdon 261 Dexter Faner 5 Trenton Gookin 271 Palmyra Lancev - 270 Sullivan Ferry . Boon.field Lock 2^ Goldsborough Hi'l 285 NorriJgewock Sawtel - Steuben Handy, Upton ?8l Cherrvfield Adams 290 From Bangor to Passa- Coiu.Vibia Wass 303 dunkey. Whitney 312 Jonesborougb Stillwater Ferry Graves 7 Machia* Thacher, Ellis, Davis « 320 Oi- Frankfort (.\farsh River, Ver- Gray Cobb 136 monO Peirce 235 New Gloucester Merrill 143 do. Village 239 Lewistown Head 152 Hampden Vose 24<5 Greene Cutler 158 Bangor Hatch 252 Monmouth Pre*cott 165 Bangor to Castine, east side Wimhrop Carr 172 Halloweil Penobscot River. Parker 183 Brewer 2 To Portlant! over Piscata- OnipRton Woodbury 6 qua Bridge. Euxport Howe* 14 Hampton Falls Brown 4S side. West Greenland Dearborn 52 Hampden Voie ft Piscataqua Bridge Frink 58 Franfort Toby 13 Dover Rollins 70 Over the river to Bucksport Somersworth 74 Howes 14 Berwick Hayes Garland 75 Bucksport Village Emerson Doughty's Falls Hobbs 83 Frye 19 South Berwick Frost 75 Orland Sherburne 26 Wells Littiefield, Lindsay 85 Castine Avery 33 Kennebunk Jefferds 95 do. (Penin) Lakeman 36 Saco Cleaves & Moody 105 Hampden to Newport, (new Stroudwater March 100 road-) Portland Bumham, Fulsom, Tilton, M'Lellan, Carmel Benson 12 Coburn 118 Croiby PI. Friend 16 From Portland through Fry- Newport Burnet 21 do. Stewart and Shaw 53 burg and White Hills to To Norridgewock. Lancaster, N. H. Vaisalborough Brown 180 Gorham Phinney Itf "Winslow 190 Standwich Thompson IT Clinton 196 Baldwin Fitch 3» Canaan Locke 208 Hiram Spring S6 Norridgewock Sawtel 313 Brownfield Stickney 4« To Norridgewock through Fryburg Ea«man At Conway, N. H. Osgood 4flr Oxford. Bartlett Hall 6$ Falmouth Lambert 115 Hart's Location T. Gate it Gray Cobb 125 Notch of White HilTl Hartford 7fr New Gloueeiter 132 B;'yond Notch Rosebrook 84 Poland 139 Jefferson Plaisted 9« INIinot Perkins 143 Lancaster Wilson 106 Turner Leaviu !50 To Newburyport Livermore Munroe 162 through Jay Frost 163 Salem. Farmington Rust 184 Salem Potter 16 Mercesttr Arnold 193 Beverly Baker 17 Starks Curby J97 Wenham Porter 21 Norridgewock Danforth 204 Hamilton Brown 2S IpsMich Treadwell 27 From Brunswick to Hallo- Rowlev Smith 31 well, (old road.) Newburyport Pearson S9 Topsham Green 1 To Gloucester. Eovvd"inhaiTi Baker 15 Beverly Litrtitifcld Baker 12 23 Manchester Thompson Halloweil Smith 29 SS Gloucester Low 35 From Portland to Halloweil To Marblehead. through New Gloucester. Lynn Hotel * Portland 1 ig Murblehead Ray 16 INDEX. Academj' ofArts and Sciences 134 Court, Common Pleas - - - 31 Academies in Massachusetts - 138 " Sessions ..... 29 Additions and Corrections - 239 " Probate 3* Agents & Consuls - - - - 208 " Sessions, Calendar of - 32 Agricultural Societies - • 161 " of United States - - 190 American Education Society 147 Courts in Maine ... - - 240 Amherst College - - - . 125 Ciociiinati in Mass. ... 157 Antiquarian Society - - - 137 Custom House Officers - . 216 Ancient and Hon. Artillery - 105 Dartmouth College ... - 130 Andover Institution - - • 133 Debating Society .... 138 Appendix 239 Dispensary, Medical, - - - 150 Aqueduct Corporation - - 160 District Officers of U. S. - - 188 Anuv of the United States - 192 Divisionary Staif Officers . - S9- Artiuei7 of Massachusetts - 102 Duke's County Justices, &c, - C3 Asylums .----. --151 Eclipses --..-... 3 Assessors .-.--.. 223 Education Societies ... 147 Atheneums ---... 153 Essex Justices, &c. - - . . 4I Attorneys in Boston - - - 40 Federal Courts, Sittings of - 190 Attorneys in Essex ... - 41 FieJd Officers of Infantry - - 92 Attorneys, Cir. Couit, U. S. - 191 Firewaids in Boston ... 220 Attorney-General of Mass. - 28 Franklin Justices, &c. - - . 79 Auctioneers in Boston - - - 224 General Court 17 Banks in Massachusetts - - 16(3 General Staff Officers - - - 89 Banks, Savings - - ... 151 Government of United States 184 Barnstable Justices, &c. - . 61 Governors of Massachusetts 15. 16 Berkshire Justices, &c. - - 71 " of the several States - 201 Bible Societies . - - - . 142 Hamilton College ... - 132 BilJof Mortality in Bosson, - 226 Hampden Justices, &c. - - 81 Bishops in America . . - lis Hampshire Justices, &c. - - 51 Bowdoin College ... - i25 Handel and Haydn Societ)-, - 158 Branches U. S. Bank - - - 341 Harvard University ... 12I Brigade in Boston, 3d - - - 105 Health Commissioners, Boston 223 Brigade Staff Officers - - - 90 Historical Societies .... i36 Bristol Justices, &c. - . - 57 Hospital Corporation - ' - 153 Brown University .... 129 Howard Benevolent Society . 157 Banker Hill Monument Ass. 157 Humane Societies ... - 14I Cavalry of Massacliusitts - - 99 Instructors, Associated - - 149 Census of Massachusetts, - 18 to 27 Infantry, Field Officers of . 92 " of City of Boston, - - 228 Interest Table, 244 " of the United States, - 242 Inspectors, State - ... - 216 * of Towns and Cities, - 243 Insurance Companies - . - 176 Charitable Societies ... 149 Judiciary of Massachusetts - 28 Churches and Ministers - - 108 Judiciary of United Statet - 188 City Officers in Boston - - 218 Justices in Boston • - - 37—39 Columbia College ... - 127 Justices through the State - 36 Colleges 121—133 Letters, postage of - - • - 88 Constables in Boston . - - 223 Library Societies ....". 159 Congress, 19th 184 Marine Societies • . . - • 141 Consuls, American . • - - 208 Masonic Societies .... i62 •' foreign in U. S. - - 211 Mayor & Aldermen - - - - 218 Jong. Charitable Society - 149 Medical Society of Mass. • . 134 Conventiim Cong. Ministers - 113 Medical Dispensary - - - • 150 Counsellors, &c. in Boston - So Medical School 156 Council, Massachusetts - - 17 Middlesex Justices, &e. - - 45 2ourt, Counsellors, Cir. U. S. 191 Middlesex Canal 160 •• Circuit, U. S. Attorneys 191 Militia of MassachusetU - - 90 *» S. J. Massachusetu, - 2i} Mill Corporation ..... 160 « S, J. Calendar of - - 30 ^lortality in Boston, - - . 2J26 £52 Index. Ministers and Churches for ihe Romam Catholic Bishops . nil several Counties ... 109 Salaries ..... 20 339 Ministers of U. S. in Foreign Savings Bank in Boston . 151 Countries - ... - 208 Schools FuWic, Boston - 21-9 Ministers, Foreign in U. S. • 211 &choi>l Committee - . . ib> Missionary Societies ... 144 Secretary of Massachusetts 17 Municipal Court ..... 28 Secretaries of Departm«*nu 187 Musical Socifties ..... ij8 Senate of Massachusetts • 17 Nantucket Justices, &c. . - 64 " of United State?' - 184* Naval Boaid 202 Sheriffs in Boston - - • 41 Naval Force of United States 207 " Ess.-x Naval Agtjiiis, &e. .... 205 " Middlesex ... Navy of United States . . - 202 ** Ha!iip,hire - - . 5* " Increase of .... 207 *' Plvmouth- - - - 56- Noifolk Justices, &c. - - - 76 " Bi'istol 60 Notaries Public in Boston • 39 " Barnstable - - - 63 ' in Ei?ex - - . . . 43 *' Dukes 64 *' in MicUiiescx .... 48 " Nantucket . > - 65 *' in Hat.ipshiiv - . . 52 " \Vorc.«er- ... 70 «• in P!. mouth ... 56 " Berkshire - . - - 75 «« ia Bristol 59 " N.ifoik .... 78 « in B rustable ... 62 •' Fiaiiklin .... 81 »' in Jjukt-s 64 " Hampden - - - . 83 - *' in Nsirtueket - - - 65 Soci ties. Charitable - 149 " in Wore, ster ... 69 Solicit'Ji G»rneral of Mast* 2S « in B rkshire .... 74 South Carolina College - 132 *• in Noifolk .... 77 Stages from Bt>stun ... 230 *• in Fiaiiklin - - - - 80 State Prison, Officers of - - 161 " in Ha.upden - . - . 83 Suffjik Justices, &c. . - 37 Overseers of Poor. B iston - 219 Sui)re'ne Court, Mass. • - 28 Peace Socitliis Ii9 « ofU. S. . . 190 Penitent Female's Refuge - 153 Surg-eonsand Ph)sicians - 324 Physicians in Bjsion - - - 224 Third Brigade, 1st Division 105 Pilot, Branch 217 Tract Societieg - . - . 148 Plymouth Co. Justices, &c. - 54 Undertakers m Boston 223 Police Court m Boston - - 28 Union CoUtge - . . - 133 - - Population of Boston - - - 228 United states Army 192 Postage ...-.- - - 8« United States Calendar - 184 Post Towns & Post Masters - 84 Univ rsitics ..... 121 - Princeton College, N. J. - - 132 Vermont Colleges - - 131 - - • Probate Courts . - - - . 33 Votes for Governor Kates of Dockage, &c. - - 234 Ward Officers - - . - 220 Heportcr Decisions, .... 29 Waterville Ccdlege - . - 127 Representitives of Mass. • • 18 Williams Coll.ge - - - 124 ' of United States - - 185 Worcester Co. Justices, &c. 65 Koads, List of 245 Yale College 128 lO' Correspondents who communicate articles and cor- rections for this Register are informed, that their letters must be forwarded early in October, if they wish them to be useful to the Publishers. Some of the mistakes of which we have been notified since part of the Register was - printed, are noticed in pp. 239 & 240 of the Appendix. acknowledgments are diie to gentlemen U^^" Our special who have assisted in our corrections, and particularly so at Washington, whose to an Hon. Member of Congress communications were extensive, and remarkably accurate. '^Nu>.4 '42 •'•^-J.