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• . - /~~j~L~ ·~ CONN~CTICUT REGISTER, AND

UNITED STATES CALENDAll,

FOR THE YE~R OF OUR LORD

1819: f 'i

BEING THE FOilTT THIRD OF THK IN• r DEPENDE~CE OF TKE UNllED f STA'l'ES. a -e• ,• ~TRONOMIC.lL CALCUL~TIOIIill BY 1'ATHAN DABOLL.

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PRINTF.D AND SOLD BY S .l~IUEL GRF.BN. OBSERVATION. T HE kour of the night- is, many times, more eon­ veniently estimated by the moon's southiog1 than by her rising and sitting. To nnd the moon's southing : RULE. Add three hourS to the time of high water on any given day, as it is inserted tn this alrmmack, and you will have the true time of the moon's southing for that dav. ..., N. B. If you double the time of the sun's setting, you ,.,ill have the length of the day ; and double the time of the sun's rising will be the !ength ~f t~e night. Chronological Cycles for the year 1819. Dominica! Letter, C ISolar Cycle, IJ Lunar Cycle or "?_ 15 Roman Indiction, '! Golden Number, J IJulian Period, 6532 Epact, 4 . ------Names -and Characters of the------Planets. (!) or 0 Sol or Sun. :W He~hel. 1z Saturn. ' l •or J) Luna or Moog, '1/. Jupiter. t Mars. E:) Tellas, er Eattb. '? Venus. ?;! Mercury.

~'ames and Charaete'rs of the Aspects. '0 Conjunction, or Planets !ituated in the same longitude. . n Quartile, whea they are 90 degrees distant from eacb ot!Tea·. 3 Opposition,.,.when they are I SO degrees dis­ tant. A Trine, ·when they are 120 degrees distant. * Sextile, is when two pla11ets or l!tars aie 60 de~ ~lees distant. THERE wili ~e fo:r Eclipses this year, in the following order viz : 1. The first will be of the Moon, April the lOth, at Sh. 18m. in the morning ; illl·isible

' 1 2. The second will be a large eclipse of the sun, April 24th in the morning. (vi;ible if the air be clear,) by calculation and orthographic projec­ tion, as follows : H. M. Be~J:inning at 5 12 ~ .B.pparent Middle 6 10 time in the End 7 9 morning. The whole duration 1 h. 57 m. Quantity of greatest obscuration, 9 1-4 digit~ on the sun'lii northern lime. 3. The third wi:l be of the Snn, Septcmbet l 9th at 8 h. 5 m. in the morning, but by reason of the moon's high northern latitude, the Penumbra will nvt reach the Diurnal path ofour vertex, con­ sequently the eclipse will be invisible to us. 4. The fourth will be of the 1\loon, October 3d, at 10 h. 35m. in the morning, con:oequeutly iu visible to us.

,.. FREEMEN'~ MISSTINGSa FaEEMIHPS :MBB1:u:IGs threllglleut tfie eiB~ Af CeARIU:ti£wl1 111 c Itch! iiRRYallt eft :lle tltirlt ~n day iA ~eptentbeP, tutd on chc ~ilo~tdaJ foEunih§ tl fi&·..t T11e~day in Apt :-t. -?h~,~~J~ --% /16' . renee o .Htgh- ule!· at Mt•ertzl fllacell fro•n J\ e'v-I.ondcn. HF. lixth column of·each monthly page llle\vs the T time of High-water at t-:ew·Lontlon, New-York, €-lizabethtnwn Point, Tarpaulm Cove, Cape-Hornlopeo, 'ock-. pur. in Georgia, and Bruofwiclc, in North-Caro· ina-to which if you add and f~btrad: as in the apnexe•· table, you will have the timf' of lligh·water at tbe fol­ owing places.--(A) lhews that the aonrxed quaotitie• oftime mull: be added; (S) fubtrad:ed~(~) fta!ldl fo1 hours, (M).for minutes. NarntSofPiilcll• II·M · r NlftnuofPJncts. R·M· Aibany ' A e 3ojNewburyport A 2 45 Ambov S o 4.i New Haven A 1 sc jAnnapolis, Mlf,., 9 ~ r. jNcw Prniderite S 1 2,; -\nnapolis. Nt-vf. A 3 Oj);ewtown La~ding A I o N<:\Y·Bedford S ' •21 Norwich La.ndi~~J A o 4S Bofion . A 2 •SjPenobfcol ~ 3 Burlington A 'o :W · l'enfac!ll~ S Can•o A 2 $01Pbill¥!elphia A "Pt'·A:nn A 2 4stt•ik.:tta,var A ape Fear S I Oj Ply"louth ~ Cafco '8.>y A ~ 1 ~~ Poicpels lOand A Charl,·fton B~r S 2 ao Port Royal, S. C. ~ Fairfield A 2 o Portfmooth A re\Whit~ -tor.e A 2 ~ ,_obilt~·Roin~ A 6 ciWitlbmlbnrg, Yn. A l 1s ntucket S r 30 Wtimin!lton,!'[.C. A. 2 s J I ~ I-;,..--,----::~J.,A,--1'\-::cU AitY h •lll :H ll.-llru 7 2b ·..t .>2 I 5:110 ·'~ 2,7j7"''s south 8~1. <1111. 11 2ll .~ :32. 2 :r;·l I :,::Jl 3 ;. C,2d af. C!:ri,t's. o 0 J) 7 \!i -1:33 i3 20 moru. 412 j0a\s iucrcasc lUm. 7 2 7 433 4 :; i 4 s'3,Epiph. Plea~ant wcalha 7 :lli -l3.J! 1\ .H' 2 ilj ull.t for the i 2tl-l 3-1' s 31 :> o1 7.51fnf. oO~ sen-.on. 72!,-t25i U lS 4 14! 8' o Victory, by G.hckson 7 24 !301 i 8 5 7 ()'71 J) Apo. J) rull3 high. 7 2.1 -136J i 5!' 6 0 tolc1,st Suo. after I'!Jiph. i 23 1-l3il 8 W o li~ 1112 11·u!l ). Cr./dChiliin~ 722'-J{;S 0 3! :;>ri•e 12 31·7•'s south 8 o'cl'k. rviwl 7 ~~~4 SE 10 :2 .'J 50 13 ~Day I.Jreak 5h. 37m. anti 7 2t -139 I J i~ ll 47 IL15 Osl.ol"cl'k.9m.p•~rhup' 720 ·~ 1011 51 7 50 15 616 0 "2J. , M1111e SIIO/l ) 20 .\ ·10 l~lOf~ 8 51 1617 ¥> Statioo:u'y: rzear the" 7 1n .141 o 3f' () !>7 liiO~r. N~w m.'' 4d. 7n. 6rt) . mor. ~~lwl Calendar, &c. (i:)r.l®s lt·.~t:ilr. j) 11. lpl\ •J 1 IJ '' .'ltl.~.tut.n(:) j) 17 J 1.t :J7 :t a3 nwrn 2~· ~· Pn!'if. .B V M. 7 2 .4 58 3 tl o 50 .. ~ l -~~lo w of c!•Jck i .rtm. 7 I .159 4 ! 1 52 t s I • ·' ~ :o:rtuth 611. 20m 6 50 5 l 4 5t 2 55 :,w ') At>"'!.ce. J) runs high. i; ~g 5 2 !J 4t: 3 51 t;17 ' ) " Y~ i ~< ctca<>e Ih. tlm () ,r,; 5 3 6 3f 4 47 7•' " !'l!!a ~ r-11 . Stlllrl. 5 5(i 5 4 7 23 5 33 x!2 !)'1 , h•·r>a k 5h lO·n. 65 .\ .'l 6 3 li 6 Ill +I Coltl blu>terimr ti 5!'! 5 7, 9 4 7 5 rl} ~ ...... ,: )) • ftlea/ht!l', {) 5·. 5 819 4(:l J) rise l5 t 1\'h!ll;!. b•t! ,-•oon ti5 • !i o,lo 32 6 4.1 12 u- .~.,,..,·mv; more b .to 5 Ill' II H 7 47 ,3 7 'S wllh "2/. modemtt 6 Hl 5 121 t 5 tl 8 5fl l.;:C 3r.xag_Ps. Vale·;tJWS daJ 6 4i 5 13. rno1·n : 0 0 1.\2 :.>teu .,all' :vealher t\4ti ~ 14\ 0 4~ II 10 w :> for t ~ ·· ra~011. 0 ..lb tOi 1 :w morn. \ 7.·1 :J 0 ]). d4y br k 51J .5m . tH:l !i 1il 2 lli 0 20 !Rif> :D t'IHIB low. tS~25 1813 11 I 31 :g·, :)entt~ rs X 5't.moro. 6!c·S20 .t II 2 51 1 201' ')) i'P.ri! Pil !1 3:· 5 !!d 5 I .:I 3 56 1. 2I'·" '~uiwpu,gc~. Sunrl. tl !lS 5 22: 6 I 9 !J 0 .,zl:t .,J .. n rm ntnr at '} 31; .S 2..11 7 22 u 5 · 3':; T i.-i ?s s•rdl. lmnd ri ~5,' 5 25' S 21 7 1o ~ ~ 1 ,\su 'Werl St. M ~ tthias . 6 3! !i !tlJ 9 fc · )) ~el s !.5'~ [ 6 }) 1-.! 6 0}) >:12'·j" z~po 1 7 o z+~::)~lnw (>fclock . 13r.J. •i :J · ti 2!)1ill 5.! 3 I t> 2 7'1 i lhy~ lo · n~t!J 1 I h. J3'h 0 .>· 11 4n 9 27 ~ 8 C 1st Sund. in Lt> nt. 5 !ql.) 32 ,ft. 2li/IO 37 The Pl.UJet \'euu>-( ? ) will-he ~i0rltiil'2Si ar-!in•ill '9th Ort~1· , tlw11 t · v .- niu~ St·••· tn the Pnd of •he_lear. trst qrt; , b~m. at. t· ast q,r. l~d . Uh 54m. a Full IIJO· l:ld. 6h.15m. at. N¢w mo. 2$<1 .6h . 37m. at M w Calt;ndar, &c. €)\'. (i)s F. sea.lt'. )s. 12 Day b~ea\ .4~ - 48m. 627~33 I l2l'fi"'4'4 2 3 r4111 clf,i(lu.'II winds ti 25,·5 35 2 J morn. 3 ,.i 0sJ. of~. 11m. D 0)) 6 24 5 36 1 2 50 0 4~ ~ 4;, )) r~ns hi;h. ti23,537 3 41 I 48 5 6 J> Apo.)) with pollux *6 2 • 5 3f.l 4 33 2 4 6 7 7*'d set lib 57m. 1120 5 lt 5 2b .3 2 9. 7 c zu'in ~ent. 9 G. eloD)l; 6 19 54 6 16 ..t It 8 2 • Expect a cold · 6 17 5 1: 7 !l ..t 52 03 Daybr'~41t.3lpt.Btorf!16 ~ t ; o4 1 7 ..tR 5 2c I 0 -1 ' cj .~tlOIII 16 I J 5 -1 3 3;; 6 ·1 11 5 6 0 1z • Full }) • or r:ain6 I;; j ..! 7 9 1t J) ris1 12 6 Grcg.m'yr. nea1· thi> tir, 6 12 5 48; 9 5G 6 4 7 13 i 7"'~ s et1Jh.30m without 550' 10 4:3 7 .'if ._ l4 C3d iQLPnt. 6 1z 'IJ.jail 6 !:\ 5111 21! g 15 2 (hows more pleasant. 6 7 5 53 morn I 0 18 16 3 0 slow of clock Sm. 6 5 54 o I & 11 ·31 I i .11)) w*• ~nt.Sup. &' 0 ~ 5 55 M I I~ morn. 18 5 ·n0 ') .blustcnnKrveath- 6 3$57 2 9 19 6 Day bt·e1>k 4b.20m. er, ~ 2 5 51> 3 I 2 20 7 anrl perhap.~ .ftight.Yof {j I 5 59 4 15 2 5~ c, 21 C..ttllinLent.))Per.sncrv" 0 ·s 17 2 41:1 222 0en."{'5h.47m.moro.5586 2 615 4 Ill 2331li~h tirles. _576 3 7 10 4 5D 24 ~ 7"''s set JOh. 49m. 5 55 6 5 .8 I 5 38 255 A.lh\uo.B.V.l\1. c5) ~.5516 ts 8 50 ))set' 266 plcasimt [60j.552 8 ·g 31 11=' ~i 7 Oay.br.4h.llm.rvea:lter1551 9 Ju 23 8 22 .. l 2R C 5th i.n Le,at • .ifJr the 15!io I 01 11 9 ll 33 1292 sen.son.548r)l2ll1 511!0 40 .!ao w:StatiQn~rf D0Il.i ·:5476I3aFt.A 114 {fl 1 1 t~ ~~~~ 1Gh ~l)m. 5 45 ~H 5 1 t'l.mom. r i\.t"i~lL hath 30 6 35 1 I3 moro. 16 C atlendul n•ilh ~ltot•- 5 24 6 36 2 1t1 I 1 17 7 n 0 ) ers oj rain 5 22 0 3!! 3 I9 I 45 IH C 1 an. E~ster. Lou· .,Uil 5211.139 4 181 1 ~ 27 19'2 Ul)' br.3h. 31m . 52(18~0 b I~ 3 14 2:)1;} ~ e u . \) 6~:-~m. aft. 5 18 6 42 1 :J 3 41 21 4 Flcasa:lt vueather lmt 5 17 6 43 6 i 1 4 3 ~~-~;, ~ 1:::~ ..7'"'s Fr•9h 4.u •o.•R 5 lt 0 4.1 7 3i 4 2i ..!.1!0 w1l't f'n.8h.J5m dqud. ,b 'fJ tl -1 5 8 2~ 4 5.1 2y 0edlps. 6 8)) ujJforn5 1:3ci ~ ~7 Q {I ))sf'tll 2:i{ 2d aft. Eastcl". .• torHa 15 12 6-18 9 5t' 8 32 ln!il'l. 'ICrar lki.~ time 5 1164 ·10 4!J 9 3~ 27 .: 0 f.lSt of clock 2 m. l5 10. 1'3 5ttlll 3t: 1o 41 22 '-' Easter term hegins. 5 8 6 52 aft. 29 I I 41l . 29:5 j) Apog. J) fl!j]S low. 5 71} 5311 2~ mom. I!; :~o t> [Life jq short. 5 t: ti 54 2 13 0 ~ \'---­ __ ___.------­ MAY hath 31 days Firstqt·. 2d, 6l1,26n.mn., La~t qr. !6d.llh.30m.mo. Full moon 9d. 7h.l9m. ~f. Nt'w mo. 23d.Bh. 15rt .. af. Fi1·st quarter 31 duy 11~. 20.m. _ aft~rr~on. _ __ _ Mjw Calendar, &r. !Ori.\@s.lf.sca.jr.'))., 1 7!St.Petrr & J as. 6 'b <.? . b b tj 55 3 3 l 1 2 C 3d in Leut. rr0)). 5 4 6 56 3 49 1 49 3 2 Day breah.. 3b. 6m. 5 2 t:i bsl 4 34 2 12 4 3 pleasant wea:her 5 1 a59 5 11 2 35 b 4 G.Elec,Newp Sho!Ver~ 5 0 7 0 5 b9 2 56 65 St. Joha,evan. in 4.597 I 6 42j :3 17 7 f) 0 fast or clock 3m. some 4 53 7 2 7 27: 3 49 8 7 7*'s sets Sh. places 4 57 7 :l 8 1514 2 9 C -tth af. Easter. 8 0 ')). 4 55 7 4 9 7 '))rise 10 2 l'id11s swell. ltxpect a 4 5!> 7 5 10 41 8 2S 11 3 Day br. 2h. 51im. storm 4 5417 t: 11 6 9 41 12 .; J) Jow. near this time 4 53,7 i oorn.110 54 13 s } peri. !j II II nf'iij!U 5217 & 0 10 t1 I 55 Ll 6 <.?rise 3h. 20m. 4 b I 7 P I 15:morn 157 Pleawnt weatlicr.450I1IO 2 16 0 39 IE C 5th af. Eas. D 0 J), -t 4* ll 3 12 I 12 17 2 ~Stationary. 4 4R j7 I:? ..t 4 I 45 183 J)with]z. 147;113 4 52 2 7 194 Ua}sleugtb, 14h. 28m. 146,714 5 37 2 30 20 .S \sceusion. J) with 9 .-14i 7 15 6 22 2 50 21 ~ 0eut.rr 5h 25m.alt::r 14.1471t 7 GIS 9 '2Z 7 Cool Northerly brrezes. 4 ..t3 7 17 7 52 3 32 23 C :un. af. Ascen. 6 0) 4 42 i I 8 8 40j J> Fels 2-t 2 P/c(lsant bul rather dry. 4 42 7 IS 9 301 8 30 2l;' 0 f:.~t of Glock 3m. 4 4 I 7 19 I 0 22. 9 2Cl 26 ~ G Elcc.Bostoo )high 4 40 7 20 II 15110 20 2i~ )Ap. )with*spol!ux -13fl721aft, ()Ill 2 28 6 l.hy break 2n. 30m. 1 39 7 21 0 56 II 42 2 7 Warm plea.1ant rvearher. 4 38 7 22 I 431mo rn 3 C Whit Sm~day. .!37 7 2:1 2 281 o 7 ;!12 W. Monday 00 ) . :1377231 3 11 0 3t ,I .1 U 1'< J:<; ha1h :1u

l ,j7 2.5 5 171 I 40 41 6. Pleasant wealher, •omt t :~5j.7 2516 2 2 \ 5 17 7*'s rise 3h. mom. IVI.IIi• -13-.1.7 26 . 6 51 2 34 6IC1Trinity Suud. ofrani 13"1!7 2617 46 3 3 7,2JJ)Wilh*'lList )high. 43017 30!10 46 9 34 25161)) Apogee. Exp~ct !430'730/11 3410 10 l6~i \O•lofcl. ~·n. ra~n near.:130:7 30.aft.l9,11 35 211C\3 afte.- Tnn. t7u~· tnnc. 4 30,730! I 2111 0 282 P!ea.~all!roeather43\ i 12Qj1 43,1121 29 ~ 3jSt Pet.agrowing.~eason . 431 1 i29, 2 2511 <12 1301-! ITdn. tPrm pqfls of.)_) ~ 3! 7 2'1 3 5 rno•·n . JULY hath 31 flays. \ l•'ull,uo. 7d.l0h 33m. mo., New mo. Q~d. 111-Um. mo.\ l,a&t qr. t4rl. 2h. 6m. mo. First qr. 30d.lll.2tm mv. r-~jwj Calendar. &c. IOri.f9'11f.sea.jr])-;: I .5 6 0 ~. 7"''s ri.l h.27m.m·4 3 l~i- 293-:i!f~ 2 cl Visna ll.V.M. 4 32 7 28 4 3.t o 22 3 7 Warm ~ultry weather .t 32 7 2B 5 24 G 48 4Cindepeor!, J·omcw:tnll!J-122728 tl21 1 16 5 2 ) runs low. rai11 bttt I 33 7 27 7 33 2 2 t I Day br.2!l, 19m roil, 13372718 3i) 2 46 ' l ]) Per. ~anusual ~Jieh tid. -1 3~ 7 26, 9 37 ]) riFe 8 5 iHii rise ln,IJI, [8 8 ) ~ 34 7 20110 40 9 10 9 ti 8sl."o!cl. 4m. nolla11 -13; 7 2511 3q 9 37 to 7 lhy'sdccn~a.IOm ton~: -i35725motu.10 5 II C5th Suncl. after Triu.- ~3672-1: 0 33!10 20 l:i:L I ])wid,f] -'13i723 I 2 ·110 52j !3 ,J~i~'s ri~e Oh. 33m. morn. -1 :l7l7 'i3._ 2 +1 13 141 DO]). -1387221 z 5.1,11 35 15 5 day bt·eak 2h. 30rn 4 3!) 7 ~ 1: 3 391morn. 16tl,c;>rise 3b. r:10rn. .t3\i7.2114 25 0 1 17 7 .ver,y wttrm a11d perhap~ '14 40 7 20 5 l.J 0 3-1 18 Cj!tHh al'. Trio. thunder. 4 4· 7 19 G 'l 1 71 1!1!. 7*'srise0h. 14m.morn 44 7!9 6 55 1 .531 20 J J.}) r•ms hi~r,h. 14 4'2 i 18 7 4i 2 39 21 l\.»Apo;.r. )with*spo11.1..J ,I3717 3 38 3 25 22 ·'> 6 0 ) . .!\ o~u upeel 4 4-n Hi 9 2 i ]) sets 2J 6 0eut Po 1h. A3rn mor ..1.\5 7 1510 13 8 3i 217 as~akin!(rainnca,· 44f\71,110 57 8 59 :!. C 7 af.Tr.Dog days bP.ain. 4 <'It 7 1-l 11 3>< 9 23 21 2 this time, 4 4i 7 13:\ft 19 9 43 2· 3 ·iay hr. 2'1. l.lrn. 4 48 7 1211 0 10 1 2t' ~ 0 •low of clock 5m. 4 49 7 I I I 4 I 10 26 21 .J 01ys decre2se 40m. 4 50 7 101 2 2.'1 10 51 30 6 I 0 0 >. . 4 .'.i 117 9, 3 12 ! I 7 3 1 7 Be just ancl fl'~r not. 4 52 7 8 4 .'iII 51 ALJGGS1' hath 31 d:1~· s Full moon Sd .Sb. lGm. af.j New m. 20 .1. 411. 26:n. af. [,astf]r 12d. lh. 26m. af Fi · ~t q~. 28d. t 0h.4r: m.m ~~l Calepdar, occ. I(}l·[email protected] i.•'. ,;ea jr.}) s l ,L Saf.'1'r.7*uiH~ llh . l9UJ . .D3:7 7 5 3 uom· 2 2 Da)· break 2h. 5-lrn. !4 5<4 17 6 6 5 0 3 :: - 33 j) rHllli low. Nr1rv lock4 5.Sj1 .S 7 12 l 3 · 4 4 j) Pl'rigee. ow f or rnin.j4 .SO 7 4 8 I fi 2 3~ 55 very high iidcs. 8 0 }) ,4 57 7 3 9 211 J> ri.• ti ti Trans. t four Lnrd ncar!5 59 7 I I 0 1g 8 I 7i i'*sl'i.IOh.56mthis timc.15 07 OJII II 8 2i ll Cl9tb afrer Tr:u ) with~ 15 I 659 morn. 8 5~ ~ , 2 Da~·sdecr. lh, 4w. 1~ ~~165 8 0 l 9 I~ 103 9 rts•·3!J.Hm Atlack on·5 3 o5i 0 4i 9 3R 11 !4 N1ghts grow cooltr.[S tonJs 4 . ~ 5u 1 3 1 I 0 t 12 5 Q slow .,fcl 4m . 00 ) ,5 b~6 .S 5 i 2 2210 33 1al 5 Uay breJk 3h. 14m 15 i 6 531 3 10 11 I l-1 i i*'s rise 101!. 20m. 5 F ti.S2 -1 I II 47 15:C 10 aLTrin. J)rU •J & l•il!h. ,a 9165114 5:.> morn I b· 2 1Ptet!.1J JVtl1'111 antlptrhaplii5 101650· 5 45 0 35 17!3, J) \li. *s pvl! us .l/rundcr. :i llit>-19 6 36 I 32 t8!ll :DAp o ~ . Com,Mi< t dleb.!JJ2 1 6.:1H 7 :.!6 2 30 l fl .5l 1\'(nv ti'£ have 5 1416 4C 8 1.1 3 2-1 ll·iO i 1>. 5 15 114!> 8 59 }) self 6 b a .i I plea -aut ww thcr. 51 tHl ,j,J: 9 4 1 7 3 :0 ?2;c ll.a .T r O e. u~~ S h. rno. 5! 8;6 42!10 23 7 51 23 1 2 ,0 ~}S > lr n n\1. th 40m. 510 · 6~1 ! 11 3 8 10 '2-l 1 ajS t.B~rt:lOI. ~Starion. 5 2J :64o;ll 44 8 30 ~.J 1 4 ,Ciun. Cam & Dartu1 52 1)630 aft. 27 8 5( 2tij .? ii *'s rise Oi1 . 44m. -'>23637\ 1 13 9 16 -~i 1 6 .Cool monriugs & evening' S 2.-1 !l3tlj. 2 2 9 41 ~ 8 1 i !weal her rather um·ettled 5 25 li 35, 2 57 10 27 I 29.C St Mtgusriue. ITO}) :> 2i6331 3 57 II 14 1 30 ~ !}) l•lW . J\by the God o! 5 'L 3 6 32 5 Olm"r" :1!3 harv... ~thl ... • ~:'"onrl a hllf<.52!Hi :ll ' 6 b 0 II ) L------Full m.4 i. \J.l. 53 n. m.l New Ill· lOiu I:LI. 5tn. 1uor. L~•tcjr.ll!l4h.llm.m. First qr. 26:1 •. 611 16:n, af. !Kiwi CaknJar, &c.-1()11:ios.IF.sei..lt·. J>s -114:])l'et,t,;olllt'I'"·"'W.Co•,5J!Iti:.l:fl' 7 ill J.3 215ji~'s rise 9h. l8s1 ,53_') 28 8 6 2 5!:) 316 .8 0 '1}. dtJg days eud.•5 3:!6 27l 9 ~ 3 59 417 jFul! ;II tHe~ sweil. 15 3510 251 9 531 J) 1ise 151C•t:J·h after Trio. 53o6 2-1.10 42 7 22 (y.,!!Dayss!JOIII!IJCJ!2h.l4m.·.'.i37ji.i :.!:3•11 31 7 47 713 l.oay break 3h. 54r,l. 15 3~1\6 21 mom. 8 11 8·41Na B.V.\l.Co.l!.::S.Ha 5 -10\ti 20 o 20 8 41 9~51 A ·'P•ll IH; 5 H) I 0 9 10 l0,6j0fast of clock 3m. o/ 5 ..13,'5 171 2 0 9 53 11 ,7 DG). »high.pl.:asanl,.'.i-1·115 16! 2 5110 3i tzlt:jtllh::o:'terTriu ~vearl:a..'ioi.'JfJ 15.3 4611 21 1312 1~ 11LI; * pollux, about js 47 6 13, 4 38 1110rn. 1~·3\P&ri, ~ 3n. 31m tlicsc,S48,fi 12 5 29 0 29 I 'i..! 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lj2 1A&1Sain.D0Jt·80J> b53.'i ; 9 0 )Hi>t' 2 3 !day break 5h. 15m. ti 5415 f> ll 50' 5 19 ~ j .tl Now exjzcct htavy 6 55 5 5 ~ 0 43 .5 56 45 l®fastofclock 16m. 6575 311 37 6 33 sJoVras!s about this enne: jti 5sj5 2 mom. 1 24 6 j7j_?,with*I:'.Jllux J)lughl6595 l 0 31 8 16 71C•22d af. 'frin. 7 0 5 C I 24 9 18 8.2 1 looks likely for rain. 7 I 4 59 2 15 l 0 21 9'3 1) Apogee ,II0]). ver} 7 2 4 58 3 3 ~" 11 24 10l4! [low tides. 7 3 4 5i 3 ~s ! morn. 11 ;5 1st. Martin. N01V o 7 54 55 ..t 3ol o 25 12·6 1 spell rf 7 6 4 54 5 I 1 1 27 13J71 warm moderate 7 7 14· 53 5 52 2 21;! !.1JC 123d a f. Tr. weather and 7 814 52 6 33 3 3.1 15 21 perhap~ min i 9 4 51 7 16 4 40 1613\Trust in God. 7 1014 5o 8 3 5 44 17 ~ 4 ~ 0fastofcl.l4m . d0) 711449 S 54 ])sets 1815 '7*s south 12 o'clock. 7 12 .f. 48 9 5G 5 Hi t916 day br. ah aom. 1 13,4 47 1o 5o 6 14 I 20'7 )runs low. 7 14•4 46 II 53 7 II 21jc 24th aft '1' riN. 7 15:4 45 1ft. 56 8 21 22 2 1 ) 'Per.oc. t 9h.36m.lll 7 I t34 44 1 55 9 43 23:3 Days shortened 5h 34m. 7 17~4 43 2 51 10 MJ 2441 rrO'Q. 718'442 3 42morn. 2515 clay br. 5h. 35m. i 18;4 42 4 30 0 15 !26j6 7•s south I lh. 26m. 7 19;4 41 5 16 1 26 2717 Weather grows cold 7 20,4 40 6 2 2 37 2SiC Adveot Sund. and snon- 7 21 j4 39 6 48 :l 40 2!}j2 may be 7 22 4 3\l 7 36 5 ~ 30 3 'St. Andr. expeetrd soo1l, 7 22'4 38 8 27 6 5 .. DECEMBER hath 31 days. fqf..-u..,...ll_m_o-.~ld;-.-:lh.24.m. aft.\ New moon 17d.lh.6m. mu. Last qr. 9d. 311. 4 ~rrl•~::ft . __Fi~_st qr.• ~3d. 4h:3_7m.aft. Full moon 31 day ih. 19m, morning. ,_M""'"I,-~1,..---'- -Calendar, ·[email protected],jl7"."'se'-a""'j-r.-))-s-.1 ·-1~ - 1 Day br. 5!J, 39m.8 0 f7'23 4 37 9 20 )rise 25 i*s.south llli.Sm. 72343710 ILl 5 6 36 0fa;Sl clock 8m. . 7 24 4 35 .i I 8 6 3 4!7 cold sour weather 7 25 4 35 mom 7 1 5 C 2rl Sunrl. in Atl nnt. 7 25 4 35 0 1 8 1 . .... 6 2 ]) Apogee. (!;!gr. E!llng 7 26 4 3 cl 0 49 9 0 7 3 ile true to your friel)fJ, i 26 4 34 I 34 10 4 811 Concep B.V.M. '72i 43~ 2 17 I I 8 9i5 Cl () J) . Cold b!u.\lering 7 2R 4 32 2 38 mom Iol6 weather awl i 28 4 32 3 38 o 11 1117 perhap.~fl1gl£t8 l!f snow. 7 f.9 4 31 4 17 1 Q 12'1 CI3d iu Advent. 7 2 \J

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.\ TABLE of .U.MPLE JJ\ 1'EREST at 6 per Cent•. For any !Sun• Jrom !l01, to ~1000. 1 Mon. I 3 Mon.-16Mo,_n-.,.I-A::--TIY~ea-.~.~: k· s. d. g; B, d. g. s. d. q., '· d. q. 1010 0 3 20 70121 2 0 . 2 1 .0 .7 0 2 0 2 43 3 0 3 2 0 10 3 1 9 2 3 70 43 I 2 1 2 4 2 4 90 41050 60 1 6 0 3 0 0 6 00 6 0 7 0 1 9 2 3 1 0 7 20 7,03121 04 20,840 alo 9212 4 314 9 2 9 70 9 0 10 3 2 8 1 5 4 2 10 9 0 [.,l. s. d. l. a. 10 0 1 0 f) 3 do 1~ '6 a<> 1 ~ 1~ ~ 20 0 2 0 0 6 Ol 0 12 0 1 4 0 301030 0 9 0 I 0 18 0 I l 16 0 40 Io 4 o J o 12 01401280 oo o 5 o 1 o 15 0 II 10 0 3 0 0 60 o 6 o I o 18 0 l 16 0 3 12 0 70 I 0 7 0 1 I 0 !2201440 8010 8011 4 o I 2 8 o I 4 16 o 90 0 90 J 7 0 2 14 0 5 8 0 1oo Io 1o o I 1 1o 01300,600 200 I 0 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 12 0 0 300 • 10 o I 4 10 o 9 o o I18 o o 400 12 0 0 6 0 0 112 0 0 24 0 0 500 2 10 o I 7 10 0 15 0 0 30 0 0 600 13 0 0 9 0 0 18 0 0 136 0 0 700 3 10 0 10 10 0 121 0 0 ' 42 0 0 0 21 0 0 48 0 0 800 14 0 0 1.12 0 900 4 10 0 13 10 0 127 0 0 154 0 0 1000 5 0 0 15 0 0 30 0 0 60 0 0 . . -~~~ REGISTER. ­ FOR THE YEAR 1818-19.

CONVENTION,

HELD AT HARTFORD IN ~UGUST,tRt8. - His Excel'y OttVER WotCaTT, Pre~icle~.

JAlltEs LANMAN, Esq. - ~ Cl ,_1. . RoBERT FAIRCHILD, Esq. . S e..... DELEGATES. fh a:t"Fottn, Sylvester Wells, Nathaniel Terry .Berfi,., Spmuel Hart, Sahlael Norton .Briltol, Bryan Hooker . Bur/ingtox, Blln Hart • Canton. Solom'ltl' E•cre•t Ea•t·llartfsrd, R~ Pitkin, ~1ntUel Pilkln Eau-Windlllr, Clt~ee Hneb, !t.bner Reed Enfield, Henry Tert<)-, Wllli;nn Uixmo Farmirzgtsn, Timothy Pitkin, Jolon TrPoclwell Cla1ttmfmry1 Samuel Welh, David 1<1. Hu bb.rd l;rar1bg, Sacloee W ileo't, lteuhen Hat·ker Hariland, Aanm Chureh, John Tnent ,/11n'=lhot·ough, Eli>ha Hoell · Simabury, l':.lioha l'hellllo Jonathan Pettibone, ,ir • •<;outhington, Koger 'Nhittleaey, Chester G t·a unis 8!1.Jiefd1 Cht•i•topher June., A8llhel Mcwse II elherr,jicld, l!tepbeo l\L Mitehell, Levi J~ ••sk 20 Jrinthor, Eliakim Martlnoll, .Joelah Phelpe NR'(•HA..N, Wjlliam Briotul, Nathan Smil4 Rrel Groton, .tohn Dubull, ~ illiam Williaml .liitbon, Dorrie! 8$man .l.ym~, 1\lotea Warren; "Eberleser Broclaway .Mont'IJille, Oli•er Comstock J\ orth-Stenington, Smith, William Ra~ jr. Pre•ton, N•tlianiel Ki~ball, Den*- l'atmer lltonington; William ltandall, Ara.!IS GIIIIDp JY(jt~•:J'ord, ChM'lea A•.,.ry. FA JRfiiiLD0 David ttill, Hideon Town1laaon Danbury, Ftlend Starr, William Cook .liroolrjitftl, N011!1 A· J. toey Or·eanwich, Clark SniOrd, EnorLoekwood • 1/untington, Timotb)' J. W.ellea, Wiliam liheltoll .,1\rw~-t.:anaan. NAthan Seeley Jvif'W. Fni•:fi~ld, Samnel 'l' lhrnum J\ e'ZIJIO"U>ft, Gideon Rotaford, JAmetU. Fllirowt ..v..r.,.,alk, Muaea Gte~J&ry, .Joha F.nrq Jleddill!f, Samuel Wllltinr, Leaul ~fw4 Q] Ricl~·efeld, Jt~shu:\ Kiug, Abnet· Gilbert Sherniau, Je\litliah G1·aves &amjorcl, James Ste•·ens, John \Veed, jr. Stra((ord, Pierpon\ E:Ll.'• Oliver Wolcotl, John 1\"clch ]Jarkhamsted, 'Jamuel Ha\!len, Olivet· ~Jill• )lPth/em, Nchemi~h Lambct·t Cwtwm, William M. ilurrall, 1\"illiam Douglass CtJ!ebro(Jk, Ar·nh Phelps, f ;enrge Pit.ney Comr th flm··wington, James Brace, Urjah Hopkins Kent, Lewis St. John ,iVe1v·flrtr!Jorrl, ,\aron Anstin, Jo..,ethan :\hr·sh .i'v'e1u-.Hil{wd, OranJ:(c ~!erwin, Jctd,•l Wi!li:tnl' .,.\ ·,JrjrAk·, .\ugu:~tm; Ptltibone, Josepl' iht~tcll Plymoutlt, Ctlvin Outler Roxbury, .John Tt·owbt itlgc Sali&b!li'jj, Daniel .Johnson, S1m11Pl Chn rch ,')'/u:r-on, Cn·us ~\-:an, Samuel r:. ~:\C!rt:tt 'J'?rrin:{tO;l, Abel Hinsd~·df>, \;'iliiam Uattt.!il 1fl'tlrt·e,, .John ·ratlmadge JFa:dJ.ington, He,·m'{O!Ii ~t:1nhall, E,,~ign ilu3hnuJI 11"mer·tl,,,,,, .\moo Baldwin 22 1J'i11chetlllt", l.~vi Platt, Joseph Miller Wood!Jw-y; Nathaniel Perry, Uaniel Bacon Mli>DLKTows, A.lexander Woloott, Joshua Stowo Hadtlam, Ezra Brainard, Jonathan Hunti\G'tou Clla11tam, ~:noeh S~ge, Benjamin Hurd Durham, 1'h41mao Lyman, Lem•el Guernaey East-Huddr&m, Solomon Hlakealee, Wm. HuoaerConl Killin!r"'orth, Geor·ge Elliot, Dan Lane Sa11ln'OOk, Clark Nnu, i'~lish" Sill 1'or.LA.IIJD, Asl.bcll Chapn.ao, Eliphalet Youns1 Bolton, ia11l Alvorol, jr. Co"'entrq, Jene IV•ot, Elisha Edgerton F.lling!o11, As~ Willey lleb~011, llanid lltu·ro\\·a, .John S. Petere 8otnl!f'8, IJenjamin l'hdvs, Gilea Peaae .titafford, Ephl"'dim Hyde, Nathan Johnoon f!nion, lrogahhbv W. Cra10Curd, l!obert Paul l'err10n, Phineasl'aleou /l";!'i"§"IQ/11 J ot.albao Sibley, jr. Spalforcl 8righal'a

CONSTITUTION- 01:' THE STATE OF CO~NECTICI?T. PREAMBLE. 'I'HB people or Connecticut acknowledginr with . gratl. t>ulc, lhu gnod p&·ovideuce of God, iD bao-ikg permitted them \0 enjov a free gowernmornt1 do, in order more orft'eo. t · ~Hrnnt to &CIII'Ch 11ny place, or Ill seii:e auy person or t!.ingo, shall issue without deacribinB tl•em a• nca•·ly as mar be, nor with"ut lll'O\iable cause "'l'l'OI't cd by oath ot• nflirmntiou, 9. In all crin1inal proaecutlonw, the accused eha~i bavr a right to kc heard Ly t.iJmelfand by counsel! to lln)' rrlm,·, the runl>hwent of wbfch fll~) be death Or illl!'l'lsO!:llllCil~ {or liti!1 Ulle~s ~n II rro 24 sentMent Hl iu case of.. danger from the prevaiflncc of conta~iot13 dis­ eases in eithet~ of saiJ places, 01' othct• cireumslance9. the pet·sor~ administering the office of Go1·ernor may, l>y !'roe. lamatiou, convene said Assembly at any other pla~e in th•s state. 3. The Honse of Representatives sha!l consist of elec· tors residiug iu towns from which they a•·e elected. The number ofrepreseutati,•cs h·otn euch town sinH be the satne 'IS at present practised and allowed. In case a new towres­ sing 1hc purport of the contenh thereof. And each Sheriff' who sh~llrctch·e hiiCh \Otcs shall within fifteen days •ftc1· said me~ting, g sl.all caulkSS the \otes publicly. Tl1e twehe I>ersons ha,·ing tlte greatest nt:l'IL<·•· of ,·otes for Seuators, shall be declared to he elccte•l. But in cases whc1 e no cltoice Is m•de U} the dcttors in consequence ofnn equal· ity Of \Illes, the rJoU&e of Jlep!'e&entatives &hall uesign~lC' loy ballot which of the ~andidates ha,·ing surh equal num. bet· ~>f •·oleo, shall be dcdarcd to l1e electc~ iu Clc1 I., ond other officc•·s, except the Presiuc~t. A m•)orily of c•ch llouse shall coHstitute a tJHOrum to do Lusme~li; Lut fl 6111Rlltl' uumht:r mJ:ly adv ,i•urn from elf>) to cby, und cntnpd the attendance of •.h. tent me!Jlloc•·s i1, sud. mannet·, su.d u1.shullkeep wjournnl ofits f>rO<"eetlinga tel'llor, who shall be chosen by the elect· oo·s of the state, and sha!l hold his ofl\oe for one year f1·om the ni'St \Vcdnesday of' May next sueceecjing UIS election, """ ut.til his sueccssm· loe d11ly 'l"alified. No pCI'&on who is not un eleotor of this Stste, and who ha; net at•l'ived at the age of tf,irty Jears, sh•ll b" eligible. \l. At the meetings of the electors in the respective towns in I he month of April in each ycal', ir.•mediatcly af· tcr· th" election of Senatt)I'B, the prc8irliug llfficcrs shall ca:l upon the elector·s to brinA· iu thcit· La\iots fot· lJirn moom they would elect to lw r;ovecn,r, "·ith his na.ne l:oil'ly wl'ilten. \Vhen such ,ftc.! I b•!lots ''"'c l,cenl·coeive the joUI·nah of the House ; who shall proceed to reconsider the bill. IfafteJ• such reconsideration, that House shall again pas• it, it shall be sent, with the objec­ tions, to the other House, which shall also reconsi tempore. And if tluo·lng­ the vacancv of the effice Lf GoverRor, the Lieutenant Governor shall die, resign, or rtfuse to serve, or be re. moved from office, or if he shall be impeached, or nbsent from the State, the President of the Senate pro tempore, ah::ll, in like manner, administer the gr,•ernment until he be superseded by a Governor or Licutenont Goveo·nor. 16. If the Lieutenant t>overnor· shall be retiuired to all• minister the ~overnment, nnd shall, while in such admin• istration, die or resign during the r·eceu d the General Assembly, it shall be the duty of the Secr·etary, for the time being, to convene the Senate for the 110rpose of choosing a President pro tcmjwre. 17. A Treasurer shall be RR.,ually chosen b)" the electors at their meeting in Aplil ; and the •·otes shall be returned, counted, cam·llSsed, and decl11red, iu the same manner as Is provided for the election of Governor and Licutena~t Gm·eroor ; but the •ot~s lor Treasurer shall be canvaeoeo1 by the Secretary and Controller only. He •hall reeeh·e QJI money belonging to the State, and di•hnrse the :same only as he may he directed loy law He sh•ll P"Y no war• ~o nt or order tiw the disbursement of puhhe money, un• lilthe same bas been registered in the office ol' the CLn· u·oller. 18. A lieeretary shall he cl.oscn next after the Treasur• er, and in the same manner; and the votes for Secretary ohall be ·•·eturned to, and counted, canvassed end declaret g• ants and orders of the General Assembly. He •halt prescnLe the mode of keeping and renrlering all pubtie accounts. l:le shall ex ojfietu lle one of the auditors of tl>e acenonts <-f the Treasurer. The General Assen.qly mHy ass;gn to I,im other duties in relation Lo I• is office, a1ul to th•t of tl•a Tr·ea•nrer, anCtlbrmtd. 31 90. A Shel'ilr shall be appointe.! in each county by tha General \ssembly, who shall hr•ld his office fo•· three years, removable bJ said Assembly, ancl shall become bounol, with suffic•ent sureties, to the Treasurer of the State, for the faithful discharge of the rluties of his office, In such manne•· as shall be prescribed by law : in ease the Sheriffof any county shall die or resign, the Governo..­ m3y lUI the vacancy oecaslone iariula~r 'MJpropriatod to the sup.port anc1 enoourtl(t.!ment of' lbe publl•. or eomm.on aebonla throughout the •t~t~ . '"'II fo,~,• the equal benejjt of all the peuple thert:~tl~ 1'lo6 l'aluo and amount ofaald fund ihall, •• IDOD na pnh t.,;otbk , be uc.rtahu:d Ia aueh menuer at lhe Ge...,...l A11o1~.111bly my 3 j!..eseribe, published, and 1-ecorded in the Controller's otli•e 1 and no law shall ever be •ade~ authorising saiol fuad to be dkerted to any other uae than the encourage· ment and support of public, or commoa schools among tlte aeveral school aooieties, asJUstice and equity shall re· f}Uire. .llrtick- JHntll. OF IMPEACHMENTS. § 1. The House of Repreaentatint tllall ha1'e the sol& power ef impeaching. !l. All impeaclomenta shall be tried by the Senate.: Whe11 sitting for that purpose they ahall be on oath or affirmation. No pereon shall be COitVicted w•thGut the eoncurrence of two thirda of the members present. When the Governor ia impeacbed, the CIIIef Jnatice shalf preside. 3. The Goveraot', and aU other ex~n and judicial eftieei."B shall be liable to N!lpeaclunCIIt t but judgrneata in . such eases shall not extend furtlter tb:m to 1lelll0val from... offille, and di~qualiieation to held any offi'ce of honor,. trust, or profit Wlder this State. The party convicted, ahall, nevertheless, be liable 1lnrl subject to indiatment, trial, aad punishment nccording to law. f, Treason against the State aball oonsi.tt only. in levying: war against it, or adhering to. it' enemies, givin& them ai41 Rnd comfort. No person ahall be convieted of tre-ason, unless on the testimony o( two witnesses to the same O· 'l'e•t aet, or on confession in open court. No coo•ietion er treason, or attainaer, ahJlll work corrllption of blood, er forfct}ure. .llrticle Tent/>. : GENERAL PROVISIONS. j J, Membel'l of the Genet'81 Assembly, and all ofti.. eers, executive and j11dieial, shall, befere they enter on the duties of their respective offices, take the following oath. er affirmation, to wit 1 You do solemnly ewear (or affirm, as the caee may he) ;.llat you will aupport the Constitution ofthe United States, liB dtbe Constitution of tlae ltate vf tlo&neetie111, so long 35 •• you eontinue a citizen thereof J and that you will f:,itl.. fulty discharge, ..eeording to JAw, the duties of the oflke of to the best of your abilitiea. -..... So help ')oliuod. 2. Each town shall annually elect select-men and ~~ oflicera of local police u the lawa may prescribe. 3. The rights and'.iutiea of all corporations shall re­ main as if this Constitntkm had not been adnpted ; with the exception of t~~o!A re(lllationi-•d reatt·ietiona as are contained in thia CoUtitattOn. All judicial and civil ofti. cers now ip ·~ Wolao have been apl!lfoted lty the Gen· er&l All!9!!lbi.Y'~•nd eomoulllioQilll according to law, and all auoh iifliaei.i ae shall be ~pointed bJ"lhe said Aaaembly and co:nmiaionc•l a'laforeaaJd, before thallrat Wednesday of .May next, ahall continue to hold their oftioea until the first day of June next, unless they shall before that time resign, or lle remoV"ed from oftiee accor.liug to law. The Treasurer and Secretary shall continue in. office until a Treasurer and Secretlll")' shall be appointed Hud<·r thia Conatitntion. All militaey oftieera ahall eoudnue to hol•l Qnd exel'llile 4heir reapeclive olBces. .until they shall re· sign or beremot'ed acConlinJ to law. All laws not eontrat·v to, or inCOrate, or the State, ofallauits. alltions, or right• of action, both a,, law and equity, aball eontiuu... as if ll'a change had taken place. The Governor, Lieutcal'lnt-Go~­ ern

IUS UOHOA JONATHAN INODSOLt., F.te. I.IIJl'I'IX.lJ-'1' oOft&troa. ASSISTANTS.---- lion. JOiilthaa Brace, Bon. Day{d "Tomtill80d; Freder'kWolcott, S1lveater Wells, As' Chapll)an, John 8. Peters, Bbs Perlima, Jamea Lanman, '\fiJ.Jiam · ol, Enoch Barrows, Eltjah Peter Webb1 ls.u.c SPuc&a, E•'l· Treeutb"er. Ta01141 D~Y, Eeq,. Secretary. EusiU. CoL~ • Comptroller oJ Public .ft. CO'Ufltlo ~~MEl BtLI4!0vill• IIIII· CommilsiOMr of .tlte Wool Fad. , 42 BOLL OF THE . ,. . HOU&E OF REP.REsE.N'TJJ.'l'I.YES. :For MG!I arul &tow ieRitnU, 1 1. MA'l -f!ESSION. Glp•x ToM;I.Il!IION, Eaq. Speaker. Elisha Phelps al}d.Samq,el A.. Foot. ~aq~. Clerko. · • IIARTJ'OED.-MiebaeJ. Oleallt, Jonathan W.:Edw...U' .Berlin Andrew Pratt L'lther Beckley .Bri.tol Enoalvea Burungt•n Theodore Pettibone Canton, Darb« l\losea Erut-HaNforrl Shtabael Griswold, Beni. Lyman Ea•t· Wilu/Bor Abner Reed, Joel.Holklaa .En~ltl, ~IAIQ..(). Po(fU, William DiJ.~ Fa~ ohn lfl:t.-Gen'1(e 'NortOn Glcutenbuf"y, amoe1,1Vellea DNkl E. Hubbard 'Granby, Sadoce Wilcox, Josep)i PinDOY Hartltmd, PhilaRofer Humphrey, Lent Bellham Jll"rlborough, Joel Foote Simttury, E!Uha Phelps; Zelotes Phelps 8ou•hington, Ro1well :Moare. Chester Granni1 Su/lield, Elisha GAI!J ..artin Sheldon H'ether'.fieldl E;zell.iel P.'&eldea, Led Luak JJ'ind.or, EJ aldua Mal'lhall, WllJiaiD: :A.l•erd Naw-HAvaN, 'l'bOmu Wud, SW.,Uwartla BronftJrd, Eli Fowler, Jotiah J · 'f Che:TJJ-11.1 Samuel A. !loot, eilu H W cock. berhy, ~heldoa Curtis · Ji!a•I-Havm James Tbo•p10n Gliil{orrJ, Na\halliel Griffin• Samuel RobinaoD Bamdm, Amam 8radlef .'Jierttkn, Othnlel bot . .Middlehur9 Philo Bl'OIIIOII .Milford, Bettjamia 81111, s-aet B. forlnn .Nortla-Hawn l>aniel P~ Orford, Jared nawle)' 8ollllahury, Curtin Bum••• ./1'd/lingftrtl• .t.bei.Saufont. .&lbDah.

---~-- Ai Plainfield~ Sessions Lester, Oliver Coati , Pom]ret, Pardon Kingsley, Samuel Allen, !ld ~terling, Dixon Hall ':l'homp•onj John. Jacobs, jr. Elijah Nichola, jr. Voluntown, William b'allup fVoodatoclc, John Fox, John M'Ciellan . LtTCHFlltLD, Stet>hen Rtlssel\, Ephraim S. HaU .Barkhamsted, John Merrills, Oliver Mm1 Jlethletn, Nehemiah Lambert Cannan, Jabez Brewster, N;athanlel Stevena CQlebroolc, Asaph Pinney, Rufus North Cornwall NoRh Roge•·s, Philo. Swift Goshen, lutius Beach William Stanley Bat"wington, Wm. C. Abernathy, tTriel Hopkinio Kent, Abel Beach ~vew-Hartforil, Auon Austin, Asa Goodwin. . JV'ew-JI1ilford, O'rauge Merwin, Honier Boardman Norfolk, Nllthaniel Ste\>ens, Augustus Pettibone Plymouh, Calvin !Jutlel' Roxbury, Josiah R. Eastman, Salisbury, Daniel Johnson, Abijah C. Peet ·sharon, Hezekiah Goodwin, Thomas St. Johlt '.i'orriugon, Lyman Wetmore, John Gillett,jr Tf'rwren, Homer Sacket . 1f'ashingt5tl, Daniel B. Brinsmade, Jna. Wkittleae:f f/latel'to'Wn, Ainos Bali:lwit), Wincheoter, Matthew Adalfis, Riley Whiting 'fVgodbury, Nathan l'•·eston, Philo Murray . l"hnDLETOWN, John Alsoj'• Nathan Starr, Jt•i Chatham, Enoch Sag~, Ne 1emlah Gates . D•u·lwm, lll'idgeman Guernsey, Aaahel Strong East-.Ua'ddam, Isaac Spencer Jt. Wchard Lnrd Haddam, John Bl'aia~l'

OCTOBER SESSION. GIDIIOX ToMLJKBoN, Eaq. Speaker. j5amuel A. Foot, and Heary w. Edwards, Esqrs. Clerkt HARTFORD, John Russ, Henry Kilbourn . ' .]Jerli7l, Lt1ther Beckley, Andrtw Pratt Bristol, 'fraey Peck · Burliniton_, ~ylvester ~orto~ Canton, Wilham Stone · Eaat-HartforiJ, Richard Pitkin, Levi Good~~ Eaat-WinilsQr, Abner Reed, Timothy 'Ellawort~ Enfield, Henry Terry, William Dixon · :Farmington, John Mix, George Norton Glaitenbury, Samuel Well-, ~I:ou·vi11 Dayton Granby, Benajah Holeomb 2(1, John Willey Hartland, S'amuellJenja'min, Israel William• iMarlborou.lfh, Joel Foote · Sim1lmry, Oliver C. f.helps, 4.•a Hoskins • So'llthin~ton, Roaw~ll ~o~re, Uhester Gran1111 Sujfiel,r;· Horace K•ng, Ehsha Gnnn Witherifield, Asfier HobbinS, Levi Uolohins fflndaor, OJiah Loomis; Joseph B. Uussell Naw-HAVtN, Thomas Ward, H. W. Edwards Branjord, Eli Fowler, Josiah J. Linsley Cheshire, Samuel ;t. Foot, Silas HitohoQOk Derby, Sheldon Cul'tisa · Bast-Yawn, hllles Thompson Guilford, Nathauiel Gdf&ug, William Todd Ha)ru/ell, ltussefl Pier~t Meriden, Bli•lta Curuss .Midrlkbury, Philo Bronson .Milford, Uenj<•• nin Bull, s~muel B. Gunn .North Havet~ Stepr.en Mun&Oil · Oxfortl, Abel Wheeler , Southbury, Warren Mitchell H'a//ingfard, Jam~s Humiston, G{'Pq~e Merriman Waterbur~, Ashl~y_ Sco~. t,. Audre1t' Adams Wolcou, &rastus We!ton /l'oQd9ritlge, Justus Tboma•, Cltauncer Tolles .46 NEw-LoNDON, Amasa Learned, William StockmaH J\of"lllich, Oliarlea Thomas, Erasttis Coit .Bozrah, William Whiting C•lche•ter, !5. A. Peters, John R. Watrous Franklin, Andrew Hyde GritrWold, Winiam Cogswell Groton, Noyes Barber, Philip Gray Liabon, Joseph L . Lyon Lyme, Peter Comstock, Samuel B Mather .Montville, .T

Jonathan 0. M-IJ ! ~ldBol.., · ~icleon Tlllllll~ . phe anwariur J'a111• p.,... ll P.- 8eer.1 · Jolla_. ffenry W. Edwards John T. Peten Sfmeon H. ~ Ralph (, lnpnpll Otanfe Merw!a 8amael A. Foo\ · An~e Sterllnc ~Uiba Phel~ Calrio Wille)" Noye• Barbe!-' ~li*a Tracy At the F~!lltlll~ aeet~r hJ. S,pte111bel' Jill, the lbl. lowl~ penon• were cleet.ecl- ~ns.&iY~ Ia the llt!J Con1r.a, and .had IJte llllft\\'r· ~ m ~lje-ed w ~ aamee reapeomely, riJo Jamea Stuena 4110tllo1Jn Jonathan o. Moaelr . 4481 Henry w. ~ •••sSSS9 .G. ideon Tomlio10a .&337 811nue1 fL. Fuet ~ Elisha Phel~ 1917 . · c JUDICIAL .AND CIVIL iEP~IlTMMit' ..... k JUDGES or !J'!n ~ C~7• Hon~ fbPHANI4H 8 ~1 Jlllf• Hj)o, John Trumbull IHo.. $tephen'T.IJotmft' William Edmond Jamea Goakt Nathaniel Smith John T ~ Jeremiah G. Bral11ard Allll CbaPJDan, ~·n T!l0M41 DAY, e.... Reporter or Jadielal ~

~llotment ri Jwlse• lo tht: Circtfitl from /V¥J 1818, to Jtme 18"19.

!IUJIJIEJ\ BESSIC)I(II •. Eollern Circt4it.-.Jullgea Edmond, Smith 111d Peten. 49 .MiUie C'ircuit.-Ch. J. Swift, aad JCI,tlfea Br.ainaTd and Chapman . W&tern CirCIIit.-Judgea Tr~~mbllll, ~ and Gould. Wll!i'TER -!ESSIONS". Ea8tern Circuit.-Ch. J. Swift, and Jadges Brainard and Chapman. . .Middle c;r,.,;t.-JaT• Truabllll, Hosmer and P•· lers. We1t11m C~~ Edmond, Smith 4llld Gould.

COUNTY- .COURT. Bon. JoNATHAN BnACJt, jmJge. Lemuel Whitman, and Noah A. Pht:&.-. ~ Th•mt• Chelterpl!IIJ.• ~ anll T..-.vrer, IUKl Gicrk of the S.~ior ~urt. ~ JUSTIC.&EI,.QF THE PE4Clil• . Hartfet'd.-Jonathan llull, William Mosely, Amasa Keyes, Thomas Chester, Elisha Colt, John Morgam, Thomas Day, Walter Mitchell, Jose-j>h TrtJmbull, Seth Terry, Shelden W. Candee, John Ru•s, He7.ekiab Hun­ tingtoo1laa&ll Speneer, 2d, Luther Savag-e. Nathaniel Sey­ mour, ~OWIUr,JORathan Law, Nathan Johnson, Noah A. P~ Talc!)tl W"oleoil.eaquires Berlin.-ban'l DtinJ_>ar, Ja""z Langdon, Amb·ew Pratt, Luther Beeftley, Samuel Hart, 1 homaa Lee, Henjamin ,1\llen, eoquires Bmtol.-Euos IlleS, Salmon Norton1 George Mitchell, eaquirea • · .Burlington.-.\brabam Pettibene,· Simeon Hart, Bliea Hart, Theodo1·e Pettibuue, F. lias Wopden, Esquires C«nton-Ezra Adams, Solomon EYera.t, James Hum­ pbre.rs, Jas[Jer Bidwell, Jedediah Wileox, Jared l\!ills, Eflllllr#l• 4 50 Jaat-Hart/Grd.-fteo~ Grln-o~ Sa111uel Pitkin, Tl·­ tllOtby Hall, T~ore l'itkin, Levi Goodwln1 Richard Pitkin, Diodate Woodbridge, esquirea. Emt· IJ intlHI"-Charle. .Jencks, lob• Stoughton, jl'. lonathaa- &rttdt1 JQel Holkins, Eli ""- ~,,...,.,.,.... Searb0rougb1 illlllalian..PatliO, Asher esquires. ElaJD Q, P~ Willial1l Dil· Kingsbury• h\ez Collioe,

Bestor, esquires. •outhin$t-Roger llod C. Frtsbie, lill!mllel Nathaniel J. Reot, esquire.!~. &tffield-Aaabel Hathaway, Joseph .lu.atln1 WIDiam · Ga1:0 Oliyer Pease, Samuel Hasting,.. Hor.aoljl K~ .Mill'• lin Sheldon, e1qulrea. Wetberafield-Slephen M. MitcbeU, Joanh. ~ey, John Winiams, Esekiell'._Bel!len, Mania "ltt~llOR·; jr. :t'rederlclr. Kobbid'a, Leoanrd WeUt, EliGoodrie.lii~ Ft-aocis,.esquirea. · JYintlsor -Oii~r Mather, Edward Se~:lliflU. 1-\ilfi, luther Fjwh, Henl'J' L. 8ll$'!flt@. Elilulr'f~ Uieh· ard .Niles, Jusel'h H. Rllssef, iliquit·as. ..

Tbllxlol·e Hillyer1 llartj'ord, Goatcn:• 52 COUNTY OF NEW-HAVEN..

COUNTY COUI\T. JOHN KINCIISURY, Esq. Ju1lge. Isaac Mills, Charles H Pond, e84luires. Uenry Daggett, esq. l'reasurcr. Roger S. Skinner, esq Clerk. Dyer White, esq. Clet·k of the Supedor Court.

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. J\'e>v-llaven-Hcnry Daggett, James llillhouse, Simeon, ]hlclwin, Eliz11r Goodrich, Dyer White, Nalhan Smith~ Elisha Munson, Eli \Vhitney, Chades Denioon_ Jtneas Munson, jr. Elc,;zer J<'oster, lleno·y Warc, csquire'i. Hamden--Jolon Hubba:·d, ~:tom Tvcs, Amasn Brad:cy, Hu•sell Picrp~nt, Hczt!kiah l . Wa•·ner, esquires. •Ue•·iden- JaJ·cd Uculo31&, Ben3jah Antlt·ews, l'atrick ~lao k, \Yilliam Yak, CSon, Nathaniel Richardson, Asahtl Urontiou, esqu;r·es . .f.'lilfn·d--tlcuj~rnin !lull, William Durant!, Samuel B. Gunn, Chn.l~~ H. Pou,l, "illoam Stt-ong, lchalJod 1'! . 1Voodrufi; esq u ir~'l. North HGWII-.Totb8 8ame, Juatua Bilhop, Daniel Pierpont. Jatob Bauetl, esqotre.. Ozftll'tl-ldiel Wheeler, Charlet ~. Jared Haw· tey, etlJ'!Irea. &vtMUry-Shadraeh o.bome, 8imeoa ·~~llr­ tis Hinman, B»rton Canfield, Amoa Jol\naon1 WJIIilg. llinman, Mot'es Wheeler!. e~llil'es. Wa/lingfor~amuel Hall, Aaron Hall, 8nmilel Cook, Amoa Dotton, .Jared P. Jtlrtfa&d, Bphrllim Cook, Elkanab Hall, esquirea. Wuter6tmy-John Kin~, T~!l!!ll! PO!'ter, Cyroa .,.. Clark, Daniel S~ele, Attati~Y.tiiliit~ Hotchkl... esquires. Woodhridg~reneh. B~ B•ldwln. Jullaa Tlromu, F.ua IDillberlr. l'bilo F.~ aqoire• · Wolcort-Mart ...... 8l'OIIIOD1 A~ bea, eaqlilree. l'K:&CTISING ATTORNEYS. Nathan Smltb, e•i!· State Attorney. ~ev - Hatten-William Hillhouse, Dauld Daggett, Sime• .. on 8aldwi.. , Jona\ban ~.Porter. Suoplaen Twinlnr. ll.eth P •¥Pie.J• William llrlatel, Henry W. EdwaFds, Charlet ~-.. Eleaset F01te.r0 Leonard E. Wales,ICalpb 1. ~li

COUNTY----<5>­ OF NEW-LONDON. -o!X)()­ COUNT¥ COURT, Bon. Et.tt.s PEul'tNs, Judge. !.loses \Varrcn, \Villiam HanrlRII, esquires, Mallhcw Gdswoltl, es~ Treasn,·er. Ch:1rlc$ Lathrol'• es'l· C!et·k, and Clerk of Superior Court.

JUSTICES OF TUE PEACE, New·London-Jaeob B. Gurley, l:~benezer Learned, Isaac Thompson, William Stockman, Nathaniel Harl'i~. Christophet• :\hnwaring, ·Ephraim M ..Frink, Uenry Ma­ son, John A. Fulton, esquires. J'or·wich-Andrew Perkins, Calvin Gorldard, Erastus Iluntirtgton, Simeon Thomas, Jos~ph \Vi!iia1ns, Jamee -Btedtnan, Zachariah Huntington, Benjamin S11ow, Charles 1,, Huntington, George Perkin•, Fat•well Cmt, John Fan. ning-, Jonathan Comstock, flavid Bently, Eleazer Hogers, Uenjamin Tracy, Johu Hyde, esquit·es. Boz,.ah-Joshua Stark, Gardner A\·ery, William Whit· ing, Erastus Hyde, esqui,.es. Colchcate•·-Henry Champion, .!ohl'l R. W'r.treu•, Ben• ;inmin TrumbLill, Samuel A. Peters, Asa Newton, Joha f,h3mjr. John Bigelow, Joseph .Morgan, ?.acha•·iah Olm• stc.)d. }.!, esqu~l'CS. ~ Gt~~wc/d~Aiesnndet• Stewnet, C:ut:rk~SJ Funning, John Tyle<•, William Clit'l, l !ezek;~h Bunring, Wm. Tu<"ker,j•· esquires - Grotau -l·:benezer A''"''Y• jt·. l~alph !lurlhut, Clu·isto. rl.et• Mm·jl'nn, ,l~h HRlsey'0 Jonah Witter, StPphen :!\leech, Johll lh•e\l•ster, haec A\·cry, llenisou Palmer• Jonnth"n Brewster, Simon lJa·ewstet•,-cor;uir·co. 8toniugto1l-hMc Williomo, !.!d. William l:andall, Park 'Vilhams, Joseph Smith, \\'illiam lloilertson, .'\rn()a Deu. ison, J~.se De~n, tlcoq;c Huul>l;;·d, An.oa Gallu(•• Eliu Brown, esquire;~. Tf'ule>for

PRACTlS!I\0 ATTO:&rni:\'S, Hon. Jame• Lanman, Stnte Attua·gey. Nnv Lortdun-L~·ar.all Law, Coddington Di!liu~s, Jacob B. Gut·l-wic/• CKIYin Goddard, , John Hyde, J OSC(>h \\'llliama, James Stedm~n. George l'erkis, Geoa·~:,. Hill, UQtwel l\lurgau, llem·y !:)u·c:;n&. L:h~trles t•~rkia.b; eaqniret. Co/cMJtei'-Pcujautin 'ft•uml>ull, Samuel },. Peters, esr,uia·es. Cri~wGld-SMmuel C. Morgan, caqulre. 'Lym-licna·y M. Wnit, esq. St~11iii~IQ1l-George Hullllaa·d, Alexano-Lo1ldon-Bela Peek, Sbubael Breed, Jlfor­ ulch-Solomon Seo•il, Coichester-Erastuo Selden, Lyme David C. Smitb, Stonington--Jeremiah S. Halsey, PrestoiJ. Gaolers-Richard Stroud, Ne'W·London-Thomas •til· ler, Not"Wich. ______.,.,~c~~----- COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY COURT. HollER T l"AIRCHIT.ll, Esq. Judge. Daniel il Cooke, Stel'hen Wheeler, esquires. ----, e•q. Treasurer. Dal'id Burr, esq. Clerk, and Clerk of Superior Coart.

JUSTICES OF TilE PEACE. Fair:field-Roger 1\1. Sherman, Samuel Rowland, Hull Bradley, "liphalet Swift, Amos Burr, Gideon Tomlinsoa, John Hull, ,Jessup \Vakeman, Jeremiah Sturges, Abra· ham D. Baldwin, Seymour Taylor, Ralph Sherwood, es­ quh·es. Danhur·y-Dan!cl B. Cooke, Daniel N. Carrington. David Foot, Benjamin Hoyt, jr. Samuel H. Phillipt, :Friend Starr, William Cook, Nathan Seeley, l'hineas Tay• lor, Zalmnn \Vihlman, esquire•. JJroak.field-CIJiby Chamber·lain, Daniel Tomlinson, flcman Bir·ch, Noah A. Locy, esquir·es. Greemoich-Gilhert Close, Da,·id Wood, William Knapp, Joshua Ferris, e•quires. J/u11tington-Uiodate Silliman, Abel f'r·ench, F.hene.:er Bear·dsley, Lemuel Judson, Samuel \Vheeler, \Villi:lm Shelton, Joseph :Shelton, Agur Judson, Israel A. Beards· I 'Y, esquires. New-Cmwan-Isaae Richards, Stephen Betts, Nathan Seeley, Aaron Comstock, <'squires. Jl ew p,,ir.field-f'amuP.I T. Barnum, Jabez Trradwell, Daniel Hoyt, e•quire•. Xe-.t~wn-Samuel C. BlaekmRn, Zacharaah Perritt. 57 Ebenezer Turner, Marcaa Botsrord, Zaoh:u·iah Clark,jr; ea1uires. J\orualk-Henry Belden, Barnabas Marvin, Clark Biuel, Setlt Taylor, Benjamin Isaacs, William M. Betts, Phineas Miller, , esquires, Redding-\Vm. Heron, Dilley Comstock, Jonathan R. Sanford, William Sanford, Jonathan Meeker, esquires. Ridg~field-Sar:nuel Stebbins, Timothy Keelet·, Jesae S. Dradley, Abner Gillett,. jr. Gamaliel Benedict, William Hawley, Bradley Hull, Abijah Hyatt, esquires. Stamford-Reuben Scolfield, John Davenport, jr. Sime• on H. Minor, John Augur, James Stevens, Isaac LocJr.. wood, Cary Bell, esquires Stratford-Samuel W Johnson, Jabez H. Tomlinson, .Joseph Backus, Elijah Uffoot, William Peel, Daniel Jud. son, Noah Plumb, David Plant, James E. Beach, ~lihu Beach, Stephen Beardsley, esquires. Sherman-David Northrop, Jedediah Graves, John Or­ to•, esquires. T•·umbt;?l-Stephen Middlebrook, Jadson Curtis, .Tames Beardsley, jr. Ebenezer 'Vheeler, o~vid Beebe, esquires. Weston-Jeremiah ltowland, lsaaa Bennett, !;omeon Fanton, Cal>in Wheeler, jr. Abet Gregory, StepJ.ea 'Vheeler, Ch:trles \Vinton, esquires. Wilto11-~latthew 1\h,..·in, Ezekiel Sturges, D~qiel Church,jr. llela St. John, esquires.

PRACTISING A'l'TORXEYS. Matthew B. Whittlesey, esq. State Attorney. Fairfidd-S:.muel B. Sherwood, "amuell{owlan

JtJ!"l ICES OF TilE PE,\C£, Jr:ntllmm-Js'•e'l. Cln1 k, F.beueze1· Devotion, Hezeklab R•pl<·)'• i:'amur.l Uray, l~hil•p H ..p•ard, l>afid ..Youns.· Jut.n l•'itch, J ~iu1 Da\dwiu, Edmlllld Badger, .Zao.:heus \r~·oo ("s!plin::s • •1•/tjui',:-- Jos:u llyle1, Wil!iam Perkins, Lel'l Work1 Da• •d J!,ll!ea, fo:dward Kc,·e•, John 'Var1·en, esq'!h·es. Bn•: ~~~~Jolu; l'al'i5h, lt"'!;~l' W. Williama, Vine ltobo~ iuso•, eE!JUl rea. r:"nt~··bur~-A•a !lutts, Ruru• A !lama, Andrtw T. J udwn, U~ukl1·'•,•t, jr. I\sahel U~tcou, Gad Bulkley, l'e• te•·· ~1o1· •c, John 1-'I'IIIWis, csd. esquires. Yolrmtown-AIIyn Campbell, James Alexnnder, \Villiam Gallul'• Daniel Kegwein, ::Sterry Kinney, esq!lit·to. Woodstock-John J\l'(.;lellan, John J'oll:, Nehemiah Chilll, ltanaellaer Child, t~IJene:ter Stodrlard, Elealee Litchfield, esquiru.

!'RACTISlNG A'l TORNFY~. William Pc.-kins, esq. StHtc Attorney. JVindham-"!lnie Kiev, e;qulrcs. Ccmter&ury-lluflli Adams, Awlre1,· 1'. Judson, Daniel FrPOtl \\'nttlce;jr. Jonn!i.~n A. \Vel~h, esquires. P!ui,~ /ield ...Jm;etjh Eaton, Jo!) :\Ion"'oc, £: squil·es. P~nifi·' t-,.Jolul flo!lm.)(}k, Elis!t~ H. Perkins, csq•tit·ee. 'J'I,~m{• Jcil·•·G~or~c Larned, Simo!1Uavis, jr. ei'luirCi· ' W.oothtock-J'olla M'Ciellan, Ebenezer Stoddard, Soha F. Williams, aqirea. Henry Webb, aq Wiru/Asm, Sherilf. Ikfmty Sheriff• •••Cheater Lyon, Ctmlft-llq. J'olia Gallup, "JJrDtJkfyn. Eliaha Gleuon, Pom.fret. Hubbard ~utton, ubanon. Bbeoeser Eaton,jr. Plal'!field. Cal• Yin Hawaon, W-..tock. Bbef1'!zer Byles, .llrhford. Socratca BaloaJP, WindAom, Gaoler;.

COUNTY OF LITCHFIELD.

COUNTY-- COUR'l'. AuouaTua P&TTJaoNE, eaq. Jndge. :Ma.rtin Strong, Homer Boardman, esqairet. Abel Catlin, elfl T1-eaaorer. , Boo. Fredel!iok WCJIII!)tt, CJork,IIQd Clerli ofSnperi,ov Court. JUSTICES- OF THE PEACE. Utchfield-Jamea Monis, Uriel Holmes, 9eth Landon, Aaa Ua.con,jr Phineas Mine~, Levi Catlin, Morrie Woodruff, John Welch, Jabez W Huatington, Seth P. Been, Jonathan Buell, Yatftaniel GOOih•in, eaquires. JJarlchamlted-John Merrill, Luke LoOmis, Paul Rob• erts,jr. Wm Taylor, Amos Beacher, esquires. Bet/Uem-George I>. Ka..n, J~~~eph H.:QeRamy, Sbd­ doo C. Leavitt, Nehemiah Lambert, Sallluol 8ton,; ea• (jtlires. · Canann- John F.lmore, 'iilas Franklin, John Holabird, Azal'iah Smith. Wru. M. Hurrall, Joshua Cornwall, Hen a· jah Dougl••a, Nathauoel Stevell&, esqulo·es / Co!cbNok-lleulttm Rockwell, Seth Marsh.. ll, .Nathan Ball, Launcelot !'helps, Grove Pinney, eoquhe•· Cormualt--Oiiver I.Jnrttb11m, Benjamin Gold, Rur1111 Switt, llenjamin Sedgewick, Williltm Kellogg, e•qlilres. Go•hen-,O.at~iel 8. 8rinsmad.,, Hermanus Marshall, Constantine M'Mahnn, esq11ires. Waterlo'Uin-Charl~• ltet·riraan, John H IJe Forest, Holbrook CQrtisa, A.moe Baldwio, Daniel Hicox,jr. ea­ quil·es. Winclr..tter-Samuel Ifurlbo:lt, So10111on Rockwell, Jo. aeJ•h N iller, Jamea Beebe, Lu-a Wakefield, Truman S. \\ t:tmore, ClljUires. · lfoodbu"JJ-Noah 8; Benedict, Nathan Prestoa, Ch;u·les H. Phelps, Philo ~fqrray, Hertben J\Iartiu, ••· flliii'Cio

l'fl,ACTrSINU ATTORNE\'S, F.lisha Sterling, e•q State .\.ttorney. Litchf.e:'a-Asa Bacon, jr. PhirJCnl !\liner, Sf."tb P rJ,, er·, , Ja :• t ;~ \V. Huutiu~:;ton, c~ qu i a~. 6! .R~tklem-Joseph H. Bellamy, e119. Canaan-John Elmore, Wm. M. Burrall, Reuben Nunt, Leman Cburoh, esqairea. Cohlbrook-William li. Holab'rd, esq. Cornwall-George Wheaton, esq. Goahen-fheodore North, eaq. Km -Nathaniel P. Perry, Homer Swift, esqttlrea • .l'fn~·Harlford-Roger Mills, Willi»m G. Williams, es• qultea. · New-.Milford-David S. Boardman, Perry Smilh, l'lt.ilo N, Heacock, esquire1. Norfolk-Michael P . 1\lills, George B. Holt, esquiree. Plymouth-Calvin Butler, esq. Roxbury-Royal R. Hinman, Isaac Leanoworth, es• quires. SaliBbui'J--Elisba Sterling, Samuel Ch11rch, Philander Wheeler, John G. Mitela.ell,esqui~a. S/ui1"0M-cyrua Swan, A:nael Sterliof Cbaunoey Smith, ea~uires. Washingtoi1·-William Cogswell, l"•q. Watcrtow11-Holbrook Curtis, esq, WincheBter-Joaeph Miller, e!q. Weedbury-.l'foah B. Benedict, Matthew .Miner, jr. John Strong, jr. Charles B. Phelps, Nathaoiel Perry, jr. esquires. John R. Landon, eaq. Lit.fhfield, SI~~Jri.ff. Deputy ShmjfB-Oziu Seymdlllr, iamaet Comstoek, New-Jili{fortl. Matthew Gillet~ Ne11f-HtJrtford. Marcua J>e Forest, Woodbury. David 81rd, Bethlem. John N. Guun, Waa!Nngton. William P. Runell. C'antJatl. Tim· •thy Cbitteotlen, jr. Sali•lmry. Boger____ Cook,... Litchfield,__..____ GaolM"._ COUNTY OF .MIDDLESEX. COUNTY--- COUJlT. Hoo. Aa11aa MtLtrR1 Judge. Joshua Stow, Joel Pratt, esquires. Seth o,erton, esq· Treaaurer. John Fisk, c:sq Cle~k, and Clerk of thl! Superior Covrt. 83 Jt1STitti o• TRill PI!.A.CB, .MiJdklown-Aaher Mhle7, Matt!WW'l'.Rut~el, Nehe• miah Hubbard, Ebenezer Sage,lha·'Or~Jpbn Pratt,. Eli Coe Joaiah Sage, Joaiah SaYage, O.ftlel) Gt'iswold, Alen;;ier Wolcott, Elilha Coe, Seth PUdook, Art!Jiuo W. Magill, M-,jor A.. Andrewa, e"'uires. . HadchJm-Oiitw WeiiJ, Calvin .Brainard, Simon Shay• ler, John Brainard, id, .John Brainard, Joaeph Arnold, Joseph Seo,el elllllir.ll... Chlltliam-D;;;lel 1!ftepard. Di.fid Clark, Nlltlaniel· eomwetl, fh.!njURin Hurd, Jblph Smith; Abel Penfield, Georte Wlaito, Amualleaiela, jr. $parrow Smith, ea• quires. DurAam-GuernaeyBatel, \\Torthinttton G: Cbauneey, Bridgman Gnerneey, James Robinson, Lemnel Camp, ea• quires• .Et~~t•Haddam-Jokn Btainard, Josiah Griffin, WiUi!lm Cone,ISylvestet Chapman, fsaaoChaJlman, William Palm• er, S.muel P. Lord, Diodatl!'Jont~~, Isaac Cheater, Wm. Hu~ford, OIIJDirea. Killin8W•rt.\-tvinl.- Mol'lllllo Dito Lane, Nathan Hull, Joel Gris..old, J..masiah lfrar, William Carter, Ua· '~d Keller, Allitln Olcott, Benjanun Rord1 Jedediab Har· r1a, eaqu1re1. Saybrook-Jonathan Lay, Samuel Hart, Samuel lriJ. Iiams, John Stannard, Jonathan Warner, Ctark Nott, Jo. aeph Hill, William Lynde, Auguatua Buahllell, Rufus Clark, Joel Pralt, Stephen Uttar, Jamea P. Redield, Be11jamin Holt, esquirea.

P&ACt'ror!I'O .ATTOlllfEYS, Jl.(ejor Aadre Andrew•, esq. State Attorney• •i Jliddlet•wn-Mau.bew 1'. Russell, Enonb Huntingtllll, Elijab liubbardo Chauncey Whittlesey, Jonathan Barnes• jr. J\lajor Audra Aotlrewa, Minor Hotehki!lll, esquires. lladdam- Liaus Parmalee, jr. Ely Warner, esquirea. C/o.utham-Ebenezer Foree, esq. Eaat-lladdam-Jared Spencer, Epa_1>broditus Challlpi· en,jr. Nathan L. li'. William H11ngerford, Uob~rt Uuasell, ea~uirea. 64 klllinporth-A. Bray, A. A. Loomla; N. Lester, ea• •uirea. Saybrook-Joseph Platts, esq. John L. Lewis,esq. 1\liddletown, 8/Jeri.ff. Deputy Sheriffi-·Charlea Aroolcl, Haddam. Gideon B Higgi!'•• Ea1t-Haddam. Abraham Pratt, /JaybrflfJic• David W.rigbt, Killing"IJHJrth. Gaoler,ADaniel Smith, Qatldam, HBl'ver Treadway, F.mt·lladdam. --~-....-...... {]OUN'f¥ OF 'rOLLAND.---­

COUNTY--- CEIUR'J'. SVLVKSTJ

JUSTICES OF 'fHE PEACE. To/land'-Jonathan Barnes, Elisha Stearns, Cal'l'io Wit· ley, Ashbel Chapman, esqUires. Bolton-Saul Alvord,jr lchabod M. Warner, Joaeph Carver, .lab~z 1.. White, esqail·es. Co'llentry-Jesse Root, Nathan Howard, Elisha Edger· ton, P:lijah Wright, Jeremiah Parish, Isaiah Daggett, es· quires. Elli11!fllln-John Hall, Asa Willey, Robert Hyde, leba. bod Mudge, es

COUR 1 S OF PROBATE. 1Jietricts. Judges Clerks. ,Jioirtfnrd Jonathan Hraee J'ames Wells Yew-Haven Elizur Go~>~lrieh Roger 8. Skinner New-London Matthew (;riswohl Ebeuezer Leurned Fairfield Samuel Rowland Gershom Hurr Windham John Baldwin Henry Huntingtoo. l.itehfield ,Fred'k Wolcott J. W. tiuntingtou 'Middletowg. ..t.sher Miller John Fisk Plainfield Rufus Adams Joseph E ..ton {;ui!for·d Henry Hill William Todd Norfolk Augustus l'~ttibone George 11 t-f~Jit Woodbury N J: han Preston Nath'n Pt·eston, jr Stamfiml James Ste•ens Simeon H . Minel." DaniJttt'Y Dame! B . Cooke M0ses Hatch. East · Hadda~ Be>Jja. Trnmbnll,jr ltalrh Isham Norwich N~thaniel Shipman Henry '!itrung . Pomfret Lemuel Urosveaor Elisha U Pt rkrns Shar·on Elisha Sterling Ft·ed'l< A Sterl' .• g Stafford Calvin Willey Jose.ph llow»o·d Simsbury Solomon ~~vcrest W i\li ·.t~n '--itoue Stonington Ra!ph •lurlbut Er·astus l'. Smllh J<"at·ru ngton John Milt Marti11 Bull Wallingford Ja¥ed P. Ku·tland Geor~;.: KHiond Sayur·ook. · Wilham Lvnde Azariab B'''Y Btra~ford Dav:d l'iaut Wm. A.Tomlin!Wil 5

ll7 .Middleto'iiiii-Stepben 1'. Hoamer, Matthew T. Russel, Chauncey Whittelsey. Haddam-Linus Parmelee, jun. KiUing-wo>·th-Amaziah Dray. Saybrook-George W. Jewett. lJoitou.-Danid Lord. ------~~~·c.----- TOWN CLERKS AND COLLECTORS, :fOR 1818.

To1UIIIo Clerke. Collectors. Ashford Josiah Byles Peter S. ,\liuard Barkhamsted John Met·t·ills Dt·avton Jones Berlin William Smith Wiiliam Stephens Dethlem ~amuel Church Adam C Gasson llolton Mauton Hammond Elijah Stroug llozrah Gardner Avery John Abel llranford Samuel Ft·bbie Josiah Fowler lhistol · Tracy Peck Uichatd Peck Brooklield Daniel Hawley Noah A. Lacey Burlington Simeun Hart William Marks Brooklyn Zachariah Spalding Bda P. SJ•aulding Canterbury Daniell'rost W~tltcr Williams Canaan Denajah Douglass Simeon Higley,jr. Canton James Humphrey J,ancel Foote Chatham Zebulon Penfield Jesse Hurtl,jr. Cheshire · Rufus Hitehcock !Stephen Jat·vts Coleln-ook Lancelot Phelps Arthur Howell Colchester Daniel Watroui John C Bulklev Columbia Samuel Little Elam Loomis · Cornwall W1lliam Kullo«~ Edmund Ha•·rison Coventry :Nathan Howard Elisha Spr•gae,J~- DMnbury Aaron £eeley Levi Starr llerby Sheldon Cut•tiss Ahram Hardyear llu1·ham \V. G. Chauncey Ozias C11mp, 2d l:ast-Haven }lela l'arnum De Grass Maltwr t:ast-Hartford Samuel Pitkin Jason Gu,•ley East-1-laddam :Nathan L. }'o:;Ler Ozias Holmes t:ast-Windsor Aaron Sissel ~elect-Men l.llingum Robe1t HJdC Wy'lys ~um:ll 7'...... Celkl:tiN. Ellfield =~ P . P~ Farminroo Porter Fair&~! Tboa. F Rowland Franklin -·;)a:;f:;l::~orn AIYaD. Abel GlaatenbQJ'J ~ an WeU. E~QeojJJIIc1 jr. GoobeD. inn Bale .Auguatua Milea Ura~ Daniel Hayes Aleunder Hoskina r~ H~kiah Tau,Y ~amuel 81'8­ Grfs";'c;jf- Wm Tucker, Jr. James Tyler,jr. Groton 1\moa A. Nile• Stephen Haley Guilford Samuel f:o'owler J{euben Stone Hamden Ru11ell Pierpont Roderick KimberiF H11dlbm John Brainard,id George Cl111'k Hampton W111. A Brewster Thomu Clark Harllord Eliaba Colt. Benjamin Bolles Hartland Aaron Churcla laraitl Williama HarwiotQJJ BU.iab ~ lord r;imriSkianer H~bron lelia'S. ~- Obe_diah White, tcJ Huntington Samuel iih.,.lct ~ a..daley Kent Lewis ~t. John lbbn R. Faller Killingworth ~hsha Kebey,jr. Jeremiali Bull Killingly Luther \Varren Simon Hutcbin11. Lebanon l!:lioha Hntcllin10n Jacoh M'Loomia Lisbon Josej•h Jewett lchabod 8111 nham Litch&eld Moaes Seymour Charlea Buell LJ me Charles Smith Richard Huntley )lansfield Luther Kin~ley Artelllas Jo'letehe.r !\1 arlhorou~h Da•id 8 it•Jllel' llaniel Tyler Meridea Isaac Lewia &oa U. Buell :Middlebury L. Town&end Samuel Yale )luldleU>wD John Fisk Asher M. Coe l\lillbrd Samuel Higby Beard liahlwin Monhille Giles Turner Joahua Raker New·Canaan Samuel St. John Ed,.ard Nash N~w·Fairfield Sam'l T. Barnum Abel M. 8herw004 New-flartford Aaa Goodwin Horace Kellogg New.kaven Eliaba Mltn80D John SkillJler New-London l':benezer Way Nathan Haymoo!J N"w-Milford Elisha Jioat,.ick Briggs lngeraoll Newtown Caleb lialdwin Jacob Beera Not·th·H,.,en­ l),JUi<:l l'ie.rpont J~Ja" Abllott 69 IJ•owm. Clerh. Collector8. Norfolk A11rin Rovs Josiah Pattilmne Norwalk Renjamin 'Isaacs Samuel Rurwell Norwich Philip Huntington Augustus Lathrop North Stonington Stephen Avery Gideon Chapmall Oxford Ho,ea Dutton John Davis,jr. Plainfield J. Hinckley \Villiam Hall Plymouth Calvin Huller Harry Scovill Pomfret T. M. Grosvenor Sim'o S. Parkhurst Preston John Morgan Juhu T. Mott Redding .Tona. R. Sanford John B. Merritt Uidgelield Samuel Stebbins Ht·adley Hull Roxbury Elihu C~nfleltl Cyrene Mallery Salisbury Newman Holley Alexander L•mb Saybrook Clark Nott John Bushnell, 2d Sharon George King, jr. Stephen Deming Sherman David NOJ·tht'U[l Dan Peppet',jr. Somers Jabez Collins Oliver Collins Sottthingwn Lucas Curtis Chestet• Gt·annis Southbury John Mosely Hichar

Moore Eben Coe iat'llael Newtl»> Ahiratn Dra~le:r Oli•er More Archibald Miner Mote• Pond,jr. Thef~going lid ia talrenfrom the return• •fthll Toma ClllrkB, made tq the State 'l'repaury in .May 1818, with whath it haa bun carefrdly tompared.

G&oaos GJtLBT1 erq. Hebrnn- 1 To~Yftd~t:r, Survey­ or General, DEPUTY SURVEYOR!Io Couttly ofHartferd-Danlel St. John, Hartford. (.'orml,fl Of_Nt"W-Huven-Mntea Beach, of Walliuglbrd. Cottnt.lf of /l'n~~·Lolld-Moees Warren, of Lyme. Crmnty of Pait:fit>ltJ..&.>JoeeJ•h Mo11 White, of Danbury, Cormty '!f Wrnffhn-Lemuel Ingalla, of Pomfret. C'otml.lf of Lil<'lrfie/d-WiUiam M. Burrall,ofCMaan, County of.Middlest".r-Oan---e,--­ l.aae, of Kill•nper'th, CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY.

OFFICERS AND FEI.LOWS, Of the Conneclicut .Me(lical Sociel]f in Conwntiol& 0~. 15th, )81!1. 1\fAtOn F. C~well, No Do Prelident. Thomas Hubbard, Jol• D. Yiu·Prwident. John S. Petera, K. D. 'l"reumt'lf'. Jonathan Knight, N. D. StfretUr!J• ' 71 FELLOW! FROli THE SEVERAL COL;N'1'JES, Hartford Cotmty-Jolm Besto~, M. D· Samuel l'l. Woodward, Sylvester Wells, M. o. £li Todd, M. o. Selo• mon l~verest. M. o. Jllew·HIIven Connty--Eii Ivea, u. n. Joseph Foot, M. n. Jonathan Knight, "· n . Pearl C•·aft, Ed .vard .Field. J\ew·Landon Cozmt_q-John Smitlt, George DownP"• Sylvester \\'oostc•·, Nathaniel S. Pe1kins, Benjamin P , Stodrla•·d. l''air:fiet.l Cowzly-llennet P~rt')', nicleon Beardsley, No·d1 .\. L:1ey, Isaac Jen1111lgs, Ausd Hoyt. fi'indl.am G_nmty- n,r•mos Huhb.... ~. M. n. JosPplt Palme1·, Andrew llarl'i<, :Silas Fuller, Penuel Hutchiua ~1. D. Litchfield C~unty-Willi•m Rnel, 'Warren R. Fn"le.·, J\L D. Benjamin Welch, .John Calhoun, Joillwa Cornwall . ..>llidd!esex County- -Th"mas ~1i]ler, William Tully, Jesse lligelow. 'l'ollrmd County-John S. Peters, M, n. Daniel Peck, John Grant.

CLERKS OF THE SRVERAL COUNTIES, Hartford Caunt,y-Sam'l 3. Woodward, of 'Vcthersfield• ..;\ e-zu.Jlaven County-Virgil M.Oow, nf N. Haven. 1Yew.Lonclon Cowi•y--~ath'l S. Perkms, of N. Lomlon. f'cm:field County-Isaac Jennings, ofTrumbu!l. Litcl!field County-Conant Catlin, of Bethlem. H'indham County-\Villiam A. llrewster, of Hamptou, .~liclr!lese:r. County-William Tulley, of :\fiddletown. 1'v/iand County-John Gmnt, of Stafford.

Voted, Th11t Drs. :\fason f'. Cogswtll, Thomas Hubbard, Thomas Miner, nnd Wm. Tully be appointed a standing Committee, for the purpose of nominating P1·ofessor1 in the ~i<:'dical Institution. Voted, Thltt Drs. ~·owle•·· Hubbard, Ives, and Miner, be the Committee to nominate Candidates lor the Oegree of Doctor of Medicine. Voted,That 0~. Thom>s Miner, be "l'[lointed to exhihit a Di~sertation on some ~lcdical subject, to the next con. Yentwn. 72

Yoted, That Drs. Thomas Hubbard, Thomas Mine1•0· and Warren R Fowler, be the Committee of Exaroiua· nation. Adjourned to the Wed11esday following the second­ 'l'hursday in October 18lt, at IG o'clock A. M. to meet at lbe Mellical College.---•e·---­ PHYSICIANS Al\D SURGEONS.

PRACTISING IN THE STATii: OF CO~NECTICUT,

crJ' .;Vearfy all Physicians-- pmctice Surgery in some ca!• e•1 but those only m·e classed hPf·e under the head of •• :Surgeon•,'' >vho9e pri~Ctlce is confir•ed to that depart• 111ent. Prom thi• g·ene• al ob•ervt;tion ho-wever, must be exempted a fe-w iusltmce•, >vhe•·e the names of persou• eqtwlf.q eminent in both dejJurtmellls, are arranged UJl• tlt:r hotA head3. -·­ COUNTY OF HARTFORD, JI.ll'tfortl-Barwick Bruce, Charles Mather, Moson F. Cogswell, M• n, S_l'lvcste•· \Vdl•, M. n. William Coleman, L~on~•·d Bacon, Judah llhss, Nathan StrOtJg, jr. John L. Comstock. J;erlin-Adna Rtanley, ,John Andrews,Josbh M. \Vat·d, Sa~nuel llat·t. 2d David C•rpentu, \\' illiam llf. Hand. Bt·istol-·Titu' Mtrdm:m, ~!iles C F1·aucis. JJw·linglou-P,,·ez Maun, Auro!l Hitcl.cock, Samuel B1·onson. Cautuu-Solomon Everest, M. D. 'Villiam E1·c• itt, llenjamin \Vec••t-liartfo•·d-George Gt"iswold, Timothy Hall, M. n. Da.-i!l Bemys. EaRl· Wiudsor-Elihu Tudor, Daniel Porter, Elijah 1'. Heed, Hent•y A. Porter. E>!field-Simeon Field, M.D. Fm·minglurl-Eli Toud, M• »• Aaahel Yale, John 11. ll:at. ~ ~J! WEW·IUVE!f. J\~B-....J-atP tifii-. •· 'D· Leyi IYes, a. v. 1fatlian Smith, 111. D. 'Obadiah Hotchkiss, Elijalh Mlln-• EU IYe~t M. 11 Jonathan Kuipt, K• 11· Timothy P. Beers, John Titsworth, •· n. Saaiuel P.uodenon, Virgil M. Dow• .Branford-Jared Foot. Reuben Liolley, Urebard Geuld,lfeman P. Braokl, Lyman Parker. C/Na.Wre-Tbemn 1'. Corawall, Wdliam L. Foot, Char"- Shelton, John A Conawall. • ...... Ill ~~~Graft~. Emt.lfawn-Jiela Pamam. Guflj~CIIiatllim 1'Ddd, x.-u Da•id S. Brook~, Ja­ red Redfield, Au- F'oote. Samuel Fitch, Abraham Blatchley. Hallldft-Retva E. lonn, Chauncey Andrew1. .Mmden-1-e I Boqh. .Middte6UI'Y-Chauneey B. lo'oot. ..,..Mi{/Ord-Caleb Austin• Andrew Frenob, - Dealdlo Korth•llliwn-.lOJeph Foot, w. u. O.rfor

COUNTY OF-- NEW-LONDON. ~ .Yewi..omlon-Thomas Coit, M. u. Samuel H. P. Lee, E1 isha N ortb, x n. A l'chibald Mereer, DverTroop Bro~in· ani, ~• thaniel S. Perlc.iao, Thomu Grati&m. J 'orwicl.-l'hilemon Tracy, M.D. Georae Tilda~ John Turner, Thomas B. Roswell, Richard P. Tracey. Bo:rah-John Scott. Colchester-John 11. 'Vatrous, w. »· Howell llng•rs, Ezekiel W. Parsons, John Bil!in~•· _\n•lrew 1-'. Warner. Frm1k1in-Berojamin Ellis, Elojah Hartshorn, Reuben Burge5s Grot ·n-John 0. l\lincr, M, D· John Smith, D1111 King. Gri•wdd-Eieazer B. Downing, Lucius T)ler. Liobo11-Jep1~.a Hebbard. Lyme-~amuel :\father M· n. Phineas Hyde, Vine Ut· ley, John L. Smith, John C. M Brockway, Sylfeater 'Vooster, Marvin Smith, 11~hard Noye.s • •Montville-8eth W. Holmes, Ephraim Fellows, Benja• min F. Stoddard. ~\orth-Stonington-Thc:>mas T. Well•. l'restr.n-A,·ery Downer, M. n. Benjamin Harris, George Downer. St(J11ington-Wm.l.ord, 'Vm. Robinson,- Bailey. Waterford-James Rogers, Elijah Butts. SURGEONJ!, .Ne,..Lonvich-.John Tu,·ner. Colche8ter-John n. Watrous, M. J), "15 IITY OF F AlltFlELD. l'alr;/kld-1 a _..hat, M. D D11vld Hull, DaviJ Rteltmond, William B. I'~ f'auenon. Danbury-Daniel Comatdiltd "1.""-leJ.o Samuel Banta, Ansel Hoyt,Jabes Starii;' Brookfold-Phlle Merwin, Nneh ,~U,Perry. Grwnwlch -Sbadruh Mead, Dariua • Eliaha R. Beloloer. Ht~~~tington-Willi~ ')elt.op1 x. »·Gideon Beardaley, Charles Reardaley• ..ve-ao.c~ s:::e..a..t.s. oye.a. .N't:'UI·Ftdr:M_"tJ-fi#.&C , ~,._-Heimctt l"l! • Shepherd, M.D. Oli· ver Bancrol\, Benjamin Curti•, John Jndllf)u. ~-Pbloeu .Miller, Jonathan Kois~ Diehard S. Bryan. Shernum-John Orton. R~dclintr- Thomas Da,·is, C. Gothnm. Hi<~r_efield-David l'erry, Amos Baker, Nehemiah Per. ry, Pbllo Hall. Stamford-Samuel Webb, Nathaniel Hub~, John Augur, Wll1'1'etl !'erei\'&1, Samuel Loekwon

COUSTY-- OF WINDHA!f. Wit>dltam-Christnpher S. Avery, Davit! Currier, Ches• ter Hunt, Luther :\Ianninl:'• 76 .llshford--:Josep'h. Palmer, M· u. Andrew Huntington, loseph Palmer, jr• .B•·ooklyiL-Waldo Hutchins. Canterbury-Rufua Johnson, Elijah Baldwin. Co/amuta-Silas Fuller, Hampton-John Brewster, Jacob Hovey, Charles :Moul­ ton, WiUiam A Brewster. KiUingly-Peuuel HutchiRI, ;r,t, D Robert Grosvenor. Lebanon-Thaddeus Ulark, Erastus Osgood, Daniel Hutchinson, -- Comstock. Man~field-hbez Adams, Earl Swift, -- Brighnm. Pltzi•!field-Siah f'll!ler, Jared Fuller, Howland Green, Mowt·y Burgess. Pomfret-Thomas Hubbard, M. D. Darius Hutchins, Benjamin Hubbard. Ste•·lillg--Thomas Backus, John Patridge, Oliver Hu• lett. Thompson-Horatio Holbrook. Volrmlown-Aileo Campbell, Daniel Campbell, Hervey Campbell Woodstock-Ebenezer Bishop, Amasa t'.arrol, Joseph Segrave, Thomas Morse, Daniel Lyman, Amos Carrol. SURGEONS, Jlshford-Joseph Palmer·, jua, Canterbury-Andt•ew llania. .Lebanon-Beooni Sweet. Pta;nfieltl-Jared Fuller. Pomfret-Thomas HuLbard, M. D. W1odstock-Dauiel Lyman.

COUNTY OF LITCHF1ELD. Litchfieltl-Daniel Sheldon, Joseph Parker, Wm. BoeT, Abel Catlio, \ld. Patddge Parsons, lteuben S. \Voodward, Samuel Hue I, Joh" M.. \Vest. .JJm·khamsted-Amos lleechcr. Retlllem-Conant Catlin. Cana11n-Joshua Cornwell, Ovi L. Hat·t, \\' illiam Marsh, Harwilllon--Roawell Aberneth¥• I]"' Kent-John Raymond, Wells Beardsley, Step~en Bet· nett ' JVe-w Hartford-Andrew Abernethy .!Ve-w-.Milford-Ebeoezer Smith, jehiel Williams, Ia· rae! Craves, l{euben Warner, jr. William H. Taylol'. No>fol!c-Benj3min W eleh Plymouth-Ozias Warner, Gideo.n Woodruff, -Ban• ~troft. · Roxbury-Josiah R. Eastman. SalisfJUry- William Walton, Jap1es R. Dodge, Asahel Humphrey, Perry Pratt. Sharon--Samuel Rocltwell, John W, Smith, John Sears, Ellmore Everitt,-- North. Torrington-Samuel Woodwal'd, M. D· Erastus Ban· sroft, George Jarvis. · · 1Yarren-Aaron Coleman. 1Vashington-Warren.R . Fowler, M.D. Ira V. Bronson. 11'aterto-wn-Samuel Elton. · Winchester--Truman S. Wetmore, Loman Wakefield. We9dbury-Nathaniel Perry, M. n. Henry T. Ortom. SURGEONS. J,itc~field-Robe•·t Catlin. S/wmn--Samuel R Gager. 'Woodhm-y--Nathaniei Perl'y, M. n.

COUNT\' OF MIDDLESEX. Middleto-wn-John Osborn, Ebenezet· Tracy, Ebenezer ,Gil ben, Isaac Concklin, Thorr,tas Mine•·,jt·. Willialifl Tully. lfaddam-tiylvester Bulkley, Jesse W•·ight. Chatham-John nicll.mond, Isaa_0 S:nith, jr. David B. Hollister. · · Durham-William S Pierson. East-Huddam-Aogustus Mather, Jonah Cone, 2d. Jes• JIC Rig~l,,w, David,Johnson, Asa .\1. Holt 1 Killzng-worth-Austiu Oieott, Benjamin Hill, Rufus Turner Stoyhr-ook-Eiisha Mather, Samuel Carter, Ebenezer Cone, Gideon A. Dickinson, Andrew Warucr, Ezra S. 'Mather. SURGEONS. J!Jtddlern~n-:-Ebeu .e"Le•· Tra•r· 78

COUNTY OF TOL·-·~~·'· Tel/Dn&-Gurdon ThomptOD, Aldjah Benja. min Potwine. Bollan--Jabes L. W~limeon Dirge. Cvvmtryj &.nrard, ¥ . D. Eleazer Hunt, Dan· id Ave~;~,~~--~• 1r AI ya Hyde, Rugglea Carpeater. John S. Petera, x. D. John Payu, 0.,18l'd fa, Samuel Simmeu.. Somers-John Wood, Horatio A. Hamilton, Charlea W. Kib!le. • Sta.U.:•rd-Daniel Peck, Joliah Converae, John Grao.t Ezek•el Skinner. Yernon-Scottoway Hinckley. U11ion-ShuLael Hammoad· Willmgton-CheaterC11rpenter1 Enatu :SOltlnaoa. &V~

SOCIETY OF FREE MA~NS. ltFi'lCERS OF KNJGBT TEMPLARS' ENCAMPMENT. --,Captain-General. Jamea Ward, tat Captain. David Deming id Captain. Ebene'l:er Perkins, Martha!. John R. Watrona, Seoretary. Allll Bigelow, TNaaurer.

GRAND CHAPTER-- OF CONNECTICUT. 'IM JollOllling c.,.paniona 111ere elected to tM ojfhes rt­ apecti-vely&llm:retlto thar narnes fur thclear el~MU11g fhe third 1'uesduy of M•ty, .Rmto lt ,!, .n . S818:-vi.:. M. E. Lyman Law, G. H. I'• Laban 'im:th, D· G B. P. David Demillg, a. K. 'l'hom;:e H. Cllihing, G. Soribe. "19 Hoi'RtiO G, Hale, c. Secretary. l'leory Champio>u, G. Treasurer. Menzies Ua)ner, G . Chaplain. Samuel Green, G. Marshal. Samuel Bailey, o. Sentinel. The Gra.ul Convocations a•·e holden semi•annully, at Hartford on the third Thursday of May, and at New-HK· ven on the third Thursday of Oetob~ r, in each year. 'l'he Chapters unlier the jurisdicti~7l of the Grand Royal ..!rch Chapter, ore tU jollowa-'Vi%• HiramChapter, No.1. New-l Fidelity Chapter, No. 10. town. I Woodbury. Franklin Chapter, ~o. 2, RittenhmlseChapter,No,ll, New-Haven. I Stamfotd. Solomon Chapter, No, 3, Derby. I\V•rren Chapter, No, 12, Franklin Ch~ter, No, 4., Pomfret. Norwich. IJerusalem Chapter, No. 13• Vanderbrook Chal'ter,Xa.!i, Stratlord. Colchester. I Washington Chapter, o. ilton Chapter, Ne. U, Middletown. at. Union C.pt No. f, Meridian Chapter, No, 15, New LOndo Canaan. Lynch Chapter No. 8, Darius Chapter, No. 16, Redding and Weston. I Litchfield. Trinity Chapt~r, No. 9, Pythago,·as Chapter No. 17, Windham. Hartford. ...._...... ~ .....__.... OFFICERS Oli' TH& GRAND LODGE OF CONNECTICUT, M. W. Oliver Woloott,-- G. x. W. James Ward D.o. M· \V, James Babcock, s G. w. W. Ualph J, lugersol, J G w. W. Henry Cbampio11, c. T. W. John Mix, c . s. ReY. Menzies Rayner, o . c. 80 ~,ASTER LODGES IN CONN~TICUT .

lio. l•I:JlnPii, Nii'·Haven It9. VIllage, New-Hartforcl 2. SQ~s, Middletown 80. Day Spring, Hamden I . stifohn's, J;lridgepl>l'\ 3L Unien; New-~ 4. St. John'•• Hartfol'd I32. Meridian Sua, War• 5. Unioa, Greenwlfh~ ren 6. St J()hn'a, N~rwala; 53 Friendship, Sout.l'linf­ 7. King Solomon sWood· l ton. bury 34.. !emel';llet, Norwich 8. St. John's, Stratford 35. Aurora, Harwinton 9. Compass, Wallingtord1 .S •• St. Mark's, Granby 10. Wooster, Colchester ~7 . Weaterl!~, Norfolk 11. St. Panl'a, Lit&tfield ~ 88. St Albans, Guilford til. King Hiraat, ~by ~' Ark, WeJiern ,a. :\. Urid, Mansfield 51. Warren, Chester 25. Columbia, Steptley 52. Mount Oli\·e 56. Columbia, E . Haddam 53. Widow's Son, Nort)j. 9Z. Rising Sun, Wasbi•gt

COUNTY --OF liAR TFORD. ,Har~forcl-Re-r. Joel Hawes 1 Hufns Hawley Abel Flint, n. n . IGla:; te t~lmry-t•. Hawet Nathan Perkins, D n. Vac•l!t Jona M. \Vainwrigbt 1'. 0 l'lurality • J!. Elisha Cnshruau B Vocant Jl Henry Grow .8 GrunflJI-lso•e Porter B~rli" :k~bcr L, Clark Benoni Upson, D n l Ya•3nt Hoyal Huhl.ins ~ Vacant John Smalley, D. n.t Vaetlllt N cwton Skinner \ Hartland Snmnel G oodrieh I Ammi Lindsley Plurality B . Nalhaniel G,oylord Enoch Green il .1/ar/bororu:h B r•is,.,/-Jonathan Cone I llavid li Rit•lcy Orra !\lartiu B,Sit ury-;-Allen M'Lcu ;Bu!'/inglon uraltty Jonathan Mi 8oruhinl{ton Canton \Vtl\iam Robinson Jeremiah Hallock f'mt·Miity Jared Milia ·l B OaYid Wright Pierpont Brocket S .S.rjjield-EheRezet· Gay East . IJaryi,rtl ' Jo·: eP'l• Mix Joy H. l-'atrchild Asah el ~(m·se B Elisha C. t;ooke Bennet Pepper B Vacant B Hrethers/ield }!:a$I·~Vi!ldsor I .Joh~ Marsh, D. n Da•·hl M'Ciut·e, n.D l Caleb J. Tenney Thomas HobLins -5 Joab Bt'l!ce ~hubael Bartlett Calvin ChntJin, D. D. N•thaniel Huse E 'Vm. IJently B El!field . . Wi11dsor .l'•·ancis L. Robbins 1 lfent·y A. Rowland V:o co nt SC• John P.artlelt Uuckley \Vaters lli Vacant Farmington j Augustus Bolles n No:~h Pol'ter • 3trict Con g. 6 COUNTY OF NEW-KAVEN. J'vet•-llaven Plurality E Rev. Nathaniel W.Taylor Meride11-Erastus Ripley Samuel Merwin Plurality E Jeremiah Day Vacant Eleazer T. :Fiteh .JJ1iddlebury- Ma:·k Mead Harry Croswell E J'l!i{/ord-Hazaleel Pinneo ~tephen W. Stellbins .B Jehu Clark Henry Lines .U Erastua Seranton Branford VacaDt E Timothy P. Gi nett J\ orth-Ha•en Matthew Noyes Benj. Trumbull, D. D. Charles Atwatel' Plut•ality E Plurality E Oliver Wilson B f:he•hire-Vaca11t Oxford-Vacant --Rich Plurality E Reuben lves E -Humphrey ~ Vaeant E Plurality E lJerby-Zephaniah Swift Southbury-Daniel Clark Abner Smith Bennet Tyle1· R. :\fansfiel·idge-Jason Allen Hr1mden .Nath'l G. Huntington Eliphalet B. Colemaa I Chauncey Prindle E Abrr.ham Allen

COUNTY OF NEW-LONDON. Jve1P London Nehemiah Dodge B Jtev, Abel M'Ewen JBozr·alt--David Austin Bethel J udtl James l:lall B 83 Celchester-SalRIOn Cone Montville-A bis'ha Alden Nathaniel Dwight Vacant Royal Ty!er Robert Fargo SC William Witter D Reuben Palmer D Vacant B J\ Ol'7oich Vacant B Joseph Strong, D. Do Prank/in-Samuel Nott Alfred Mitchell Vacant John Tyler l E Vacant B --Clark I Grinuo/d-Horatio Waldo John ':HetTy B Groton-Timothy Tuttle Ua

COUNTY OF FAIRFILD, }'air:field Phtrklity F. Rev. Nathaniel Hewitt Nathaniel Finch, j,•, B Hezekialt Ripley, D. D. Drake Nelson H William Belden Iluntiugton-Vacaut Philo Shelton E Daniel Wildman U Vaeant B Vacant Brookfield-Vacant Menzies Rarner E Plurality E~· Ne1o Canaan-\Vm. Bonney Danbuty-Wmo Andre'¥ Plurolity ~i Vacant Ne7o·l'airfie/tl-Me•J. Rogets Vacant E.Ne>vto7ull-Vacaut Ebenezer '\\'hite Sand.l llanicl Burhnl\S F. Nathan Bockley B 1 John :::het·ma" B Oliver Tuttle Bl f:olomon Ginler U Greenwich-Vacant jNorwa/k-lto•weH R.S\ran hAac Lewis, D. Jl• .Reuben Shct wood H 84 Reddht;r- Dauiel Crocker 1Stmtford Pluralily E Matthew R. Dutton Ridg-:fielt!--- Phelps Elijah W•terman Vocant ,O.shuel Baldwin E l:'lurKUty 1-: Plu.-aliiy E Va.,ant B Tt·umhuli-fleuben Taylor Shet·ilwn-:\!altl>y Gelston l'lnralily E sw,ifor-ri-Dauiel Smith Weston A niZi Lewis v~\Cant \\ illinm f"iohcr -- Weltoll E Platt Buf!;,lt ',fVi!ton- Syl•~nu Haight Junuthan .Judd El Charles Rmith . El G . S. Weulo~ B Levi Dikem:m ~ Hcn1y Hoyt~

,<;:OUN'IY OF WINDHAl\f, 11'itu!bam Willinm B. Ripley Rev. Cm·11cr1'" 0. E1•erest I .John H . Fowler Jesse F'i;hcr " Esek Bt•own " Vqean t SC Mat~.rfield- Vacant VacHnt B Mases C. Welch, D. D • .rlshfo?·d-l'hilo Judson · ·vacant Vao:mt · Jonnthan f':J.Podwia 1J William Sto1-rs Plainjie/d-V'acailt Vaca"t · Nathaniel Cole B Asn Niles .B 1 l'on:fi·~t-J~mes Porter ~.tcphen Haskell Bi l\ alter Lyon B rwlc/yn ' I JH81es G1·ow ,B Josiah Whitney, D· u. f8terling·-Vacant -·-- \\'hite E Amos Wells ~ Cr:wterlu"y-Asa Meech I'J!wmj,son-Daniel Dow Er·:>stus Leal'l\ed Pi<'rsr:n Crosby n Columbia -- Bennet Volrmlo>vll- Vacant :UamjJtoll-Ludovicus Weler · B • l&aac Dwinnel B .Z,~banan-Zebulon Ely I :Nichola• Branch B 35 •.:rful~-ll,•lpJ• F-nier~nu Amos Pettingill Ply:n•,l'tl.-l ulhct• ll•ul J osetJh E. Camp -­ ltossit"r F. 1'~.. cant .No!ll1!m 13, Huq;css ~ Vacant ll Truman ~Iarsh ~ E No.rbur_v--Fosdick Han·is·ln I sane Jones ~ Pru1·ality J·: .Durkf,amsted-Vac.mt ls,.ae Fuller U Pinralily }': SdiBimry-Lavius 1l}"1k Beth/em-John La"g:lon Vacant Plurality E S/,qron-IJarill L. Pen J Canaa>L-Charleo Prentice Vacant Pitkiu Cowles 1 Yaeant R Yacant B1 Vac:~nt B Plu•·a!:ty F. f'ol'l'in,~Jicn -.-\lex Gillett t'o!ehrook-Chauncey Lee I S:~mt~cl J. llldls Hufus Hnl•,ock H Vacant B Cm'll7tall-l'ia..c,Lhy Stone /Varr·eu-Vt:tcr Starr Vacant Ana11ias Dcrthick ll ,-~tcant l·. I~Va:,hiugton Asa TallmadJ::c l! Stephen :\Jaqnn Goslle"-Jusep·t. Hnr,ey Charles A. llo:u·dmr.n lJurwint•11 Plurality E Jo,J,ua Williams f'l•mtlity E~ V;,fa"t E IVatel'to·.m-Vr'tl Gridley kent-Ao:1 Blah· F1·er·ov~ L. llrovmen Yaca~ot ~amud H. Antl•·cw Heojaruio Denham E StUI'i;tS Gilltec4 E

COUNTY OF MIDDLI:St:X, J.iiddletotoll \ acant Rev ,John R. Crane 1 Thomas ;\liner ni•·dsev G. Noble ],~· -- Jet:cl.• joahua L. Willi~ rna j Jusi~h Gmres 86 Jeremiah F. Brlolges B Simeon Dickinson B Frederick Wightman B Haddam--Vacant Chatham-Harvey Tallcot -- Shaler B David Selden Killing-worth Joel West Hart Talcott !\1. Smith Miles E Asa King Plurality F. Plurality E William 1\'elch 13 Vacant 8 Darham-Da,·id Smith Saub•·oolc Vacant E l•',-ede.-ick W. Hotchkiss E. Haddam Aaron IIo~ey ElijAh Parsons?_ Sy lvestet· field en haac Parsous 5 Nehemiah 11, Beardsley WiHiam Lyman, D. D· Vacaot E Joseph Vail Samuel West ll Solomon Bl:ikslee E Asa Wilcox B Jasvcr D. Jones E

COUNTY OF TOLLAND. 'l'o/land. Ammi Rogers Rev. N. Williams, D. D./ Somel's-William L. Stron~ Ansel Nash I 8tajford-Cyt'us W. Gl'ay Samuel Cutler B Vacant Bolton-Philander Parmelee Joseph Knight Co~·entry-Chauncey Booth Jonathan Pasko B Ephraim T. Woodruff Benjamin M. Hill B --Collins Union-Vacant Ellington Vernon--William Ely Diodate Brockway ff'illington Hebron-Amos Basset, D. D Hulobil Loomis Nathan Gillet David Lillibridge B

------•coo~c~~----- List ofunsettled Jl1inister•, in connection -wit!. the Gener• al As•ociation, and of Licentiat~s from the se~·eral .lls• sociationa. UNSETTLED MINISTERS. Rev. Messrs. Jonathnn Bartlett, Redding; Aaron Church, Hartland ; Saul Clark, Easl·tlavcn; Elias Coi'De• lius, Somers, N.Y.; David D . .Field, Halldarn; Orin .Fow• ler, Lebanon' ; Nat'kaniel Freeman, We1ton; Amasa Je 87 rnme, New-Hartford; Calvin Ingals, Stafford ; Guri!o n Johnson, Killingly; Bela Kellogg, West-Haven; Willia:n Lockwood, Glastenbury; Aaahel Nettleton, Killing• worth; Samuel Nott,jun. Franklin; John Noves, \Ves· ton 1 Thomas Rich, Columbia 1 \Yard Staff'ord, New• Y11rk; Samuel Stebbens, Simsbur·y; Samuel Sturge•, Danbury 1 James W. Tucker, Danbury I Daniel Waldo, Suffield; William K. Weeks, Litchfield; Samuel Whit· tlesey, Hartford; Samuel 1'. Williama, Mansield; Ric(,. ard Williama,Coventry; Luke \Voorl, \Vaterbury; \Vm. \Voodbridge, .Newark, N, J,: Ephraim T, Woodruft~ Coventry. LICENTIATES. l\le88rs. George Allen,; Anson S. Atwoo

Episcopal Clerggmen residing in the· Diocess ofCoJ::

ASSOCIATIONS- AND CONSOCIATIONS. There are in tlus State, thirteen Associatiogs an; Hartfot·d, No•·th, consisting of 19 churches -Hartford Sou.lh, ofl6-New-Ha\'en, West, of l!l-:-Jew• Haven, East, of 13-New Loudon, of !6-Faidield, Weat, of lG-.I:'lliti.eld, l::ast ef l:J-Wiwham, Urigirral, ofU­ M Wi.,hM1'1, F.ast, nfS-Litehfiel~ehusetts proper; and oftwo members from the General Associa­ tion of New Hampshire. To these several Bodies, the General Assoeia1 ion of Connecticut send• annually the same numher of Hepresentatives. Treasurer uf the Gene•·ul .Aaaocia#on-Rev. Abel Flint, n »· v'lnditer-Rev. Calvin Ch"pin, D· D. The ne"t annual meeting of the General Auociation i9 to be at Lyme, ~t the house of the Hev. Lathrop Rock­ well, on the third Tuesday of June, 1819, at 11 o'clock A.M. Dekgatcs to the Generul- .llssembly oftl1e Pt•eallyterian Church, to cun1:1ene in Philadelphia, 011 the thi•·d 'l'uea• tlay of.ltlay, IN 19. Rev. No~h Porter, Uennet Tyler, anrl Asa King. Wit• lhm L. StronK, EleaZCI' T. I•' itch, aud .Matthew U. Dut• ton, sull•titutes.

Dde!Jale to the Gi'neral Cunve11tio n of Vermont, hel!J at Peachrm1, '"' the ucond '.l'uestlo.lf oj' 8eptem6ur, 1818. Rev. D:nid Smith. Hev. 'Villiam .'\Rdrewa, his sllbati• tute. e,9 iJel~rrate• t~ tlu! General .llSBociation of .~lassac~ftsett 1 Proper, to C6nvene on thefotll'th 'l'uesday of Jnne, 1819. Rev. n'illiam Lockwood, and Joseph Harvey. Rn. John Langdon, and Diodate Brockway, >ubstitutcs.

Delegate• to the General .Jls•ociatio» of ~Ye•• - Hampshir~, held at Do'IJer , on the third 'l'uesday of St ptembor, 1818, Rev. Caleb J. Tenney. and 'Villiam Bonney. Rev. E· rastus Learned, an•l Zephar.iah ::>wift, 5ubstitutes. Committlff) cho1en by the --General .ll1aociation to certify the t•egular otnntli11.f ~f' Preachera, trawNng from lhio Str~te, to other parts of the Unitet! Stales. Rev. Nat.han l'e~kins, D . D. IRev. t~lijah Watet"m~n, Cahm Chapm, D . D· Moses C. \Vclcn, D. »· Beuj. Trumbull, D. D· 1 Samuel J . Milia, J,\mes Noyes, J Bennet Ty lrr, .T oseph Strong, D p. I Fred'k W. Hotehkisr, Isaac Lewia, D . D. Nathan \Villinms, D D".

Tl!e f•llo"lling persons are rece.TJer• of money in their se'O• eral.llasociatioua,for the 'TI·eamry ofthe Ge11eral .lla· sociation. Rev. Henry A. Rowland, Rev. Elijah Waterrrum, JoalJ Brace, J:uncs Porter, Erastus Scranton, I Charles Prcntiu, Timothy P. Gill~t, Joshua Williams, Salmon Cone, David Selden, Roswell ll, Swan, f Chauncey Booth.

'l'r·mtee! of--- &he /Ji;tarr, esq. Uev. Ashhltl r3aldwin, John Morgan, esq. Hcv. Harry Croswell, ! Evan .\lalbone, es'l­ Hi• Honor Jona. Inget·soll, J Nathan Smith, esq. Elias Shipmau, esq. IChades Sigourney, esq. William Het·on, e•q· His Honor JonathAn Ingersoll. Pre:idellt, ltev. Ashbel Baldwin, Sec>·etary. Charles ::iiourn~y, c&q. 1'reasur«· 90 Standilz,r Comlflitiee of the Ep1scopal Convmtion oj Con• neclicut. Rev.Tzllotson Bronson, D. D. II-lia Honor Joaa. Ingersoll, Ashbel Baldwin, Hon. Samuel W.John•on. Philo Shelton,

Standing Secretaries in the Baptist .Jlaaoeiation. Hartford--Rev. Elisha Cushman Stomngton-Rev. Jonathan Goodwin Grotoll-Rev. Asa Wilcox. Missionary Society-*---­ of Connecticut. (Ineorporated Octocer, 1812) The Genet·al Association ii the Missionary Society of Connecticut.

Officers •f the Society, for the year commencin,r olt IM jirtt Wednesday of .llugust, 1818. TRUSTEES. Han. Jona.than Brace, IRev. Nathan Perkins, D. D. Hon. El1zur Goodt·ich, Rev. Samuel Nott, John Caldwell, esq. Rev. Caldn Chapin, n. D . Enoch Perkins, esq. Irtev. Moses C Welch, D. D • Samuel Pitkin, esq. Rev. Samuel Good!'ich, 1\:lt·· Thomas Hubbard, 1 J.lev. Henry A. Itowland. Andre" Kingsbury, esq. Treasurer. Hev Abel Flint, D. D . .lluditor. Hon. Jonathan Brace, Chairman, and Rev, Abel Flint, D . D . Secretary of the Board of 'J'rustees. Hon. Jonathan Bt·ace, ~ Enoch Perkins, esq. Committee of .'lccoullta. Rev. Abell•'lint, u. D. Hon. Jonathan Brace, "\ Enoch Pe•·kins, esq. 1 ReT. Nathan Perkins, D . D. 1 ReY. Samuel Natt, >Committee •f ,llliasiuna. Rev .Moses C. \Velch, D.D. j Rev. Abel Flint, D. D. Uev. Calvin Chllttio, »· »· ) 81 Board•J Dlrectora for the Connttlllewl Socktg, .Auzili• ry to the Bapmt Board•I fi'orllip .lllirlionr. Bev. Rufua Babcock, Prtlidint, _.\aabel Morae, • l Yie11 Prerld#rall. Jonathan Goodw10 1 S Eliaha Cushman, Cor. Secretary. Bliada Blakealey, lice. Secretary. l\1r. Joseph B. Gilbert, 7\··et~fwnn-. Rev. William Bentler,} Daniel Putnam, William Palmer, Tmrtur. David Wript, Alvin Beanett Connecticut Baptist- Education Society. Rev. Asahel More, Pre1ident. Jonath~n Goodwio,l Yice Pre 'dent Asa Wilcox, S n 1o William Beutlr, David Wrlf!ht. Orra Martin, Pierpont Bracket, A.uguatua Bolles, Tnmua. Buckley Waters, David Uolles, eaq. Hezek'h Huntington,eaq. David Turner, eaq. George Mitchell, eaq. J Connecticut--- Bible Society. Hon: Joba Cotton Smith, Prcaid~nt.

lleY. Samuel Nott, Franklin, } Yice· Jlet'. Lymnu Beecher, D. D. Litchfiold. Preaidentr. Rev. S11muel Merwin, New-Ha\·eo, Henry Hudson, Hartford, &n·ctary. ;loaeph Bogera, Barlford, 7~1111'11'• 62 l;amcel Pit'kin, esq. East-Hartford, "\ HeY Abel Flint, n. u Hartf6r C 11 e~.:n·~ nev. Noah PortCI't .FarrnifJ.;!'tOn, I 01fHm., ee. ]lev. Jnah Brace, \V ctl.crsfi~frl, Dl!niel Wadsworth, csq llartfonl, I Hcv Joel H~"· es, Hartford. j Uev. Abel Flint, n. u. general ~gent for pur~hn•ing And IY t.ll who may apply to them (or theh· annu•l

tJis Honor, Jonathan Ingersoll, P.-e5iJent. ~':Y· Philo Shelton, ~ rice Pretidentl. E!rjah Boardman, esq . 5 Andrew Kidston, esq. Treawrer. Hev Barry Croswell, llear·ding Secretary. Charles ll. Phelps, esq. Ccrre•p01rdmg Suretarg, Hev. Tillotson Branson, D. D") Rev. D tniel Hurh•ns,­ I Ucv Rn!!;et• Se~rle. I Jlnrrage llca.,h, csq. f Director•· Hon. A•A Ch~pman, Nath• n Smith, esq Samuel Tudor, jun. esq. J A'Ir. William M'Cn~kan) .At~elil11'.

I"..' .93 '):'he Hartford Evangelical Tract So­ cicty.

Daniel \\'arlsworth, esq Pr~si

The objeet of tl.is society. is to prnvi· cictv is to meet wnnuwlly .in Hartford, the tecond Thura• 'day'of May, at i o'clock, p, M. Officers of the Society. Rev. Ahcl Flmt, D. !>. P•·esic/~11t. Jtcv. F.lijah \Vaterman, Vice-President. nev. Thomos Robbins, Soct·etary. And1•ew K.ingsbur~·, esq. Treastjrer. Hev. Shubael Bartlett, } H<:v. Willi&m L. Su·ong, D' 1 ·Hev. Joshua L. Williams. tree ON· Hev. Hubbill Loomio. Rev. Abel Flint, D. D • .Atuhtor. The Connecticut Asylum, for U1e Education and Instruction of Deuf and Dumb Persons. (Inrorpol·atcd May, IK16.) lion. J,hn Cotton Smith, P•·esider:t. 94 'Pice Pre1ic/ents .for life, !Jy subrcriptioll. lion. William Phillipa, llos'ton. Hon. William Grny, do. Hon hrael Thorndike, do. \\'illiam Parsons, esq. do. Samuel Appleton, esq, do. Daniel \Vadswot•th, esq. Hartford. Hoo. Stephen Van Rensselaer, Albany. Hon. Elias Bou

Ia'b,ltt 4,071 7'8 .. 111,627 ., J5,SOi Ot

i55M7tlll ...... Net ~edt applieable Cit thU lhl j5a3,Ut II 96 INCORPORATED CITIES. ---··---­HARTFORD. Han. JoNA "l UAlf BRACE, esq. Mayor• .llldermen. John 1'. l'eter11 I John Russ, Them"" Day, I Henr-y !"eymour, esquirea. Jercmiuh Brown, es'l Ci•y C!erk. ' Wil!iam Whitmun. esq. Clerk of City Court. Wttller Mitchell, esq. City Allni'Oey. Horace \'lads" orth, Jabez lti1Jiey, ~heriffs. Ns.thaniel Goodwin, Tr·easuret·. I::lisl•a Colt, eSij· Auditor ofCity Accounts. Conamon-C;mncil .71-/en. Eli•l•a Babcock, .John \Vatey. John Skinner, F.n;stus Ooborn, City Sheriffs. Cotmlloii·Cotmcil ~l1en. John H. Jacock<, lleze!dah Hotchkiss, Laban !!milb, Nathan Peck, Beuj"min Grannis, Levi I v~•. Js;>ac Gilbert, thahel Tull'c, Charita Bostwick, John 1\lilus. City Court !.eld ''" tl.e first Tuesday in .;sch month. Annu»l ,\lceting, first Tuesday in June. 97 NEW-LONDON. Ilon. JEnxMIAH G. URA ll'ARD, Mayor• ./1/dermen. Hon.Eiins Perkins I Willi~m P. Clea\'eland Lyman Low I s.muel Green, esquires. Guy Richnrcls, esq. Treasurer. \Villiam 1'' 'nroinarrl, esq. Clerk ofCity Court. Dav.id Coit, esq. City Clerk. Hezekiah Goddard, Ephraim Chesebrough, Sheritfs. Common Council Jlle11. Thaddeus Brooks, Chester Kimball, John \Vay, rrc.!· crick i\1 incr, Daniel ChapR•an. Cit) Court held on the fit·•t ~londay in each month. AllltUal .Meeting, second Monday in J une• NORWICH. Hon. CALVIN GonnAnD, Mayor• •1/rkrmen. N:lthnniel Shipman I Erastus Huntington Simeon Thomas I Joseph Willi:tm~, esquirea. Hon. James L:mman, erq. City Attorney. Jam~s Stedman, esq. Treasurer, Clcd<, and Clerk ofCity c(;u..t. Shuboel Bt·ced, Angustu~ Lathrop, Sherills. Gcra;·d F. Carpenter, Nathaniel Townsend, Joseph \V, Tr~cy, John Byrle, John De Witt, Jon~than G. \V. TrumLull. Cit· Court heir! on the second :\Iontlu,· in each month. 1\nnnal 2\Iee1ing, the thitd .}lond:t.r in April.

l'.IIDDLETO\VN. tlon. AsHER M 1 LLER, Mayor• .illdermen• Nebem'nh Hubbard I Ebenezer rough, llaililf. BRfDGEPORT BOROUGH. LAMB&RT LocKwoon, csq. \Vat"den. Burqesser. :Samuel Ilut•t•, Abijah Hawley, Wm. Deforest, Isaac Bnrrougb, Jesse Stcdiug, Hichard Hyde. Heuben Twee:G, csq. Wat·den • William Todrl, Reuben Eliiot, Thomas Hurgis, Jona· than llishop, Abt·ah:~m Coan, 1\ illiam '>penoer. Samuel f'owlet·, (;let·k. Timothy Stone, Treasurer. Reuben Stone, lla•lif!: :,\IARINE INSURANCE-· COMPANIES. H/JRTPORD. J!lhn Cal

HARTFOHil ll~:'\'K. John l:alrlwell, esq. PJ·e.i,lent. HoJ·:we Du1·r, Cashiera Directors.-Jnlm Cai,Jwdl, Katlmniel1'er1·r, Anha­ let Terry, Henry fludsor~~, h

PnU~CiP.H~ IL\.'"K AT HARTFORD. Kunnantl Knox, esq President. George Beach, Cashiet·. Directors -~Jo,·mand Kuox, Thomas K. llrnce, Daniel Buck, John T. Petct•, Thomas J)ay, Jeremiah llro~n, Samuel Tudw, jt•. CJ,arie~ Sigourney, John R~o~ss, Chadc" Seymour, Christophe,• Colt. Discount d2ys, Mondays, Wedne"lays Rncl Fri

llRANCH RANK AT LITCtiFTELD. Benjamin Tallmaclge, csq. Prtsident. J:tmes Butler, C:IShier. D!rcctor•.-Denjamia T:,llmadg-e, Jnmes Gould, Set/, P. Beers, Willi:.m .Buell, Jabtz. \V. Huntiu~trill, ~~rastu~ llod~:cs, Dovid Fc.l•

NE~' HAVEN IJA~m. i£ne:.s M.,n~on,jr. csq. l'•·e~ideJ,t. II. H Pynchon, Cas!.iet•. Bil'ectol·a.-)Enens :\lunson, jr. David D.:g~·ctt, Titna fltt·~~t, Fradcl'ick Hunt, Th,i!lde"'l .O~echcr, JJ) h' ;~ i:lt "f Wlhct·t Tr.ttan, St"phen Hur.:gina, ''l'illium l.c1llu:;'w"'l • .

EAGLE DANK OF NEW HAVEN, George Hoarllcy, csq. President. William 8. llossitcr, Cashier. Directo•·•.-Gcr.rge Hoa

UNION BANK NEW-LONDON. George Hallam, esq. President. Robert Hallam, Cashier. Direc/o!'8 -George Hallam, Bela Peck, Daniel Lath· t-op, Jrn••lhan Starr. JoSCJ>h Perkins, Lyman Law, John llollam, Jc ,nathan Starr, jr. Thomas H. Cushing, Jiralt - . hltam, Hobert Coit, Petet• Richards. Annual mee• iag of Stoekholdero, first Thuraday of J~tne. Days of Uiscnunt, Tuesdays and f'ridays. Hours uf business, from Ill to Ill o'clr•ck, A.l\J. and fl·om llto 4, P,l\1,

NEW-LONDON BANK. Elisha Denison, esq. President. A11thouy Thatcher, Cashier. Directors -l':lisha Deoison, Elias Ptrkins, E:dwar

NORWICH BANK. Ebenezer Huntington, esq. President. Hezeklah Pe•·kino, Caahier. Dil'eCtorD•-E~enezer Huntington, Simeon Breed, Ja. bcz Uuntiniton, John L. Buawell, Zachariah Huntington, CONNECTICUT nTU- NCH OF TGE UNITF.D 51 ATES" DANK. (J.oe. ted at Mid41~town.~ Samu"' W. Da"•, esq. Pnlli

INRPECTO~S. 01-' PROVI516NS. lloo. Elizur Goodriclt,·----- lllll>cetot· General.

Dt'/'!_11.[1_ l"•feclllf'l •f l1t!1'f anil Pori.:. F.zekiel lllikms, efq. lhr lle1i.rnrd tounay. ~ _ ~DICr White, e£q. for Ncw-Ua•en"Countr, _,..-----­ f;;,ul,ael B1·eeJ, esq. fot• New-London Cour.ty. Samuel Rowland, esq. for Fairfield County• .John Pn!"ish, esq for \Vindham County. Jnmes ~toni•, esq. for Litchfield (;ounty. John H!iss, CS

DEPUTY INSPECTORS-- OF FIS!I. For New-London and ~lliddiesex Courttiea, Eliphalct Holmes, esq. I Shulntel B1•eed, esq.

.fl, ...c~mt of the GR.'1SD LLST, the Popttlation, the ~mmber of Represe?Jtatives, -in the General As­ sembly, and the number of Juro?'S to be chosen zn the several towns in this Stale.

HARTFORD COL"!'iTY. Li

~~~ll ,;'.:' ~ii..d ~l 105 NEW-HAVEN COUNTY. List. Population. Rep. Jurora. ~W-HAVKN, $124,948 6,967 2 20 t•anford, 53,672 1,932 II 20 Cheshire, 52,597 2,288 2 ill Derby, 30,644 2,051 1 12 East-Haven, 21,452 1,'.!09 1 s Guilfm·d, 80,S51 3,845 2 8 Hamden, 34,001 1,716 1 8 Mel'i

$770,518 37,064 ~5

NEW-LONDON---- COUNTY· List. Population. Re,b. Juror~ NEW-LONDtlN, $43,384 3,283 2 15 1\onvieh, 60,:1il 3,528 2 15 flozrah, 23,103 91iQ 1 6 Colchestet•, 66,908 2,6g7 2 15 }

sgos,sos 40,930 1?8

WINDHAM--- COUNTY· List Pofmlntion. ]!pp, J1frot'8, \V1NDHAU0 !;Sot,HG 2,416 2 I~ AsJ,fnrd, 54,0~0 2,532 2 12 Brooklyn, 52 3i2 1,200 I 8 Cant.e•·bury, 4ll,GSR 1,812 2 II! Co1umbia, 21,450 834 1 5 Hampton, 56,686 1,~74. l 8 K•llingly, 44,1ll0 2,542 2 s Leb~non, 65,210 2,5RO 2 12 Mansfield, 59,444 2,5TO 2 J'J Ploinfield, 38,253 1,738 2 1\l ]'omfret, 55,510 1,9(15 2 )0 Stel'ling, 18,644 J,IOI 1 7 Thompson, (i4 816 2,467 2 7 Voluntown, I!J,G.1t 1,016 1 7 \Yoodstock, 60,319 2,658 2 8

B678,629 21,611 95 107 LlTCHFIELD COUNTY. List• Population. Rep. Jurot'B • 4,639 2 14 LITCHFIELD, j586,872 7 Barkhampsted, 25,6510 1,506 2 25,279 1,118 1 7 Beth)em, 2 10 Canaan, 46,005 2,203 23,018 1,243 2 7 Colebrook, 2 10 Cornwall, 36,758 !,602 43,663 1,6<\1 2 10 Goshen, 2 8 Harwinglon, 3~,618 1,718 -- 36,944 1,794 1 G Kent, 8 New-Hartford, 51,9~1 1,507 t 74,024 3,537 2 l'.l New-Milford, 2 8 Norfolk, 3\!,6215 1,441 39,553 1,882 1 7 Plymouth, 7 Roxbury, 2\l,\!7\l 1,217 1 52,357 \!,321 2 10 f\o.li•bury, 2 1() Sharon, 57/270 2,606 37,783 1,586 2 a Torrington, 7 Warren, 19,fil1 ],096 1 41,99i 1,575 2 8 '.Vashingtnn, 7 W 11tertown. 37,436 1,714. 1 31,715 1,466 2 1 \Vinchester, 7 'iVoodbury, 43,'l30 1,963 2 sssJ,601 41,375 33

)!IDDLESEX--- COUNTY. - lAst. Population. RefJ. Jw•at·:. 28 :\{IDD!.E'IOWN,~II0,862 5tS82 2 2 17 Haddam, 34,941 2,205 5~,616 3,258 2 17 Chatham, 2 12 lhwham, 26,609 1,101 2,537 2 20 t:ast-Haddam, 60,3 ~ 7 17 Killingwol'th, 52,43cl, 2,1!44 2 2 21} S.ay brook,1 78,553 3926 84t7,SU ll0,72S 14 JOS COUNTY OF TOLLA!V:::>, ToLLAND, List. Populalion, Rep. Juro~c. Bolton, 835,0-!G 1,610 2 18,319 7fl0 I H Vovenh·y, 51,105 1,938 2 8 ltllington, 12 Hebron, 39,43!) 1,344. 1 IQ S0merst 52,888 2,002 2 12 Stafford, 31,301 1,210 2 12 Union, 38,947 2,2~0 2 12 Vernon, 16,4fi7 752 2 8 827 1 W'•llington, 2\l,6~.J. 8 28,086 I,!Gi 2 12 ~327,282 13,770 17 Clron!l Levy of --­ the 8t•te, 35,5!lli,654 4\ggregate pepul:ttion efthe State, 261,942 W!JO!e number ofllepresentath·es, 20!,

LIST OF POST-OFFICES ~ .!lnd Post-h!asters in the State of Connecticut. . Post-9,/)ices. Ashford Post-Masters, Berlin David l:lolles Beth\em S. Porter, 2d Bt·nnford S. Church Rdd"eport Jonathan Barker Brookfield Jesse Ster·lh;; Brooklyn Robert H. ({ug;;le& But·lingtoa Adams 'Vhit.,,jr, Dolton W. Lowry llrist.ol Saul Alvord Lott r'ewell llradleysville, (Litchflel

110 1\farlborough Enos H. Buell Mer·iden Isaac Lewis .i\liddletown Joshua Stow olo. Upper Housel Josiah Soge Milford Jirah Bull Mistick Zabdiel Rogers Middle Haddam John Stewart 1\tontville J olrn Chapman New-Hartford l'beodore Cowles New-Haven William H. Joneo New.London Ebenezer 'Vay Newtown Caleb Balolwin New.Salem (Col.) John Whittlesey Norfolk Joseph Jones Northford Augustus TJler Northington Richar·d flacon Nortlr-StoningtoD. Tbos. T. Wells Norwalk William M. Betta Norwich .Tnhn Hyde Oxford Da•id l.;andee Plainfield Ebenezer Eaton Plymouth A pollos 'II'arner Pomfret Lemuel Grosvenor Preston Sam~el :VI Downer Redding William Corn•tccl;. Ridgefield Timothy Keeler Ripton Parish A. Judson Rocky Hill Eli Goodrich Salisbury Samuel Church Saugatuck Stephen Morehouse Saybrook Humphey Pratt Sharon George King,jr. Sharon, (~;lsworth soeiety} Daniel lit. John Simsbur·y Noah A. Phti~Js 8o'Jthi11gton R Lewis Stafford Springl l.lenjamin Webb Stamford AbrahAm Dav~up o rt Sterling Benjamin Tucker·man bouthbury Sh. Osl>orn Stonington Geor·ge Tl'umbull Hz·atfurd David Brooks S u fii~ld William Gay • 111 Thompsoa John Nichols, jl.'. Tolland Calvin Willey Trumbull Eliakim Beach Tort·ington Harve) Palmer 'Vallingtord James Carrington Warehouse Point Charles s. Phelps Washington Chauncey Camp Waterbury William K. Lampson WatertQWn Benjamin lle Fore&t Wethersfield James L. Belden Wilton Aaroa Hyatt Winchester Horace Higley Wintlham Charles Taintor Wart·en John Talmadge Windsor 'Villia111 Howard Woodbury Wm. Perr·y Woodstock Chester Kendall Vernon Lcbbius P. l'inkc~. R.1TES -OF POS'l'.WE. SINGLE LETTERS. For any distance not exceeding 81 mile11 6 cenh. Over 40 and not exceeding 80 miles 10 -so---- rso -- 12 l·'l --150- -- 400 -- 18 1·2 --400 25 Double letters ore dou!Jie, triple letters triple, and quad· ruplc letters, quadruple of these rates. A packet the weight of one ounce, the rate of four single letters, and in like proportiou Coo· one ofa go~eater weight. Single lette•·s if car~·itd iu a vessel of the United Slates, 8 cents in a l'rivate vcssd 6 cents; double, lite. in propo1·· tion No master of a Yessel e:m report, before his letters are deli•eo·ed at the post office. Newspopers, one cent; but if carried 0\'er 100 miles one and a h .• lf cents. Not cat·ried out of the state where prinled, one cent. Magazines anti pamphlets are rated by the sheet. :\.ny di•tance not cxccediug 50 miles, one cent. Ovet· [)() kud not exceedinl) lOll miles, 1 1·:0: ccnts--~ny greater dis· tance 2. 112 ,4-)!ERICAN DOARD OF COMMISSIO!'\EP.!, FOR FOREIGN :\1ISSIONS.

Hon. John Treadwell, President. ReY. ~amuel Spring, D. D. Vicc-Presicl~nt. ltev. Calvin Chapin, n. D. Ileco•·din.t:r Secretary. ,Rev. Samuel \Vorcester, D. 1>. Con·esponding Secrela'if. Jeremiah Evarts, csq. 1'rerzsurer. Chestet• Adams, esq. Jludito•·· The Vice President, ~ The Corresponding Secretary, 'l'he flrudentia. The Treost~ret·, Committee. Uev. Jc

The following Missionaries are now abroad from the Uni• ted Stales. At Bombay, Rav. Gordon Hal!, H. Bardwell, Samuel ::-Jewell, John "Tichols and Allan Grnves.-At Hangoon, I1urmah, Rev. A

COLLEGES,---a·--­ &c.

YALE COLLEGE,- NEW-HAVEN. (FOU1'iD£D1 ]700.)

Rev. Jeremiah Day, LL. D P•·e•id,·nt, nn·a1ogy. James L. Kingsley, A. M. Prnjessor ~f L.mguages and Ecclesiastzcal lli.,to•y. n~v. !':Ieazer T. J.o'ilch, A. >L Pr~(C8801' of Divinity. Hcv, Cl.aunccy A. Goodt·icl., A. M. Professor oj Um:o;•t· p11d H!tetorick. ~ liS Ale~nndcr 1\f. Fisher, A. M • .!lr!Jtmct Profe•sal' of ~llatl•· ematics and ~Vatw·al Plli/o10pl•!!• Vacant, Pr~festor of La"iJJ. ,. FELLOUS. Rev. John Marsh, D. D. I Hcv. ,lohn Elliott Amlrew Lee, D. D· I Jo:Jijah Parsona .Joseph Strong, D. D• William B. Ripley Benoni Upoon, D• n. J Daniel Smith Amos llu.ssett, n. D• I Andt·ew Elliott The Goo·ernor, Lleutenant.Governoo•, nnd si't aenior members of the Couueil, together Ol'ilh the Presi()ent anll ~he foregoing l''ellows, constitute doe Cot·poration, TUTORS. 'Villiflm T. Dwight, A. M. IJoseph D. Wickham, A. 11. Hcwacc Hoo'<.er, A. H. [{ufus Woodward, A. u. Hubb~rd ltorkwell, A. B. • lion. Jomes Hillhouse, Tt-easurer. l\Il'. Nathan Beers, Steward. Commencement-'.ld \Vednesll~y of September. J'rwations.-From commencement •ix week•; (rom the l/rl \Ver.lneeday of January, three weeks; and from the ~Verlncsllny before the second Thut-sday in May, tlu·ee week•. Number of Grar.luates at the last Commencement, 67.

THE i>!EDICAL INSTfTU'fiON OF YALE COLLEGE. ,;Eneas .Monson, Jll:, D· Professor of .Uater·ia Jlledica and ]lot any. Nathan Smith, U D. l'rofouor of the T/:eory mul Prac· tice of Physic, Surf(ery anti Obatet•·•ch, ~ii hea, H· D. JJ.r/juuct Prqjesaar of .Materia JIJedica aud Botany. llenjamin Sillima11, A.M . M . n. Profeuor o.f Ch.emiatry and P!.armuc.lf. Jonathaa Knight, A. M.l'rofe•sor of .Jlnatomy and Physi· o/ogy. TI:HMS Of' AIH1l::iSION. Candidate• for admission to the l•'reshmnn class, are ex• nmincd in Cice1·o's Select 01·ations, Cla1·k.e's Introduction. 8 lU to lhe tnaldng ofLatin, Virgil, Sallust, the Gt·cek 1'e~t4• tneot, D~lzees G- rrec~ Minora . ..~dam's Latin Grammll·, Goodrich's Greek Grammar, Latin Prosody, and Ar~tlt• lnetic. A candidate for an atl•anced standing, in addition to the }'lreparatory stadics, is examin~d an the ,·arious l>ranchea' to which the elass lie pr·oposes to enter have attended. The stated time ofexamination frJI' admi•sion in{v col• lef:e, is on the day preceding 1he pulllie commencement. But p~rsons may be examined, in any other 1•art of the collegiate terms It is reque•ted they may not be offered in the vacations, except l'oa· Ye•·y •pccial reasons. No one eon be arlmittecl to the Fa·eshman class, till he has COIIlplcteJ his fourteenth year ; nor t•l all auranced atanuing, without a proportional increase of age. Testimonials of good moral cha:·•cter ar" in all cases required; and those who are aalmitted frt>m other colleges, roust produce certificates that they have been subjected to 110 collegiate censur·e. The students arc not considered as 1·egulat· members of the colle!!;e, till, aftet• a residcnue cfat least six months, they ha,·e been ~tlruitted to matd· culation, on sati•lilctm·y evidence of an unblemished moral charaeter. ll"fere this, they are only students on prob&· t•on. COURSE OF IN'Sl'RUCTIOH, The whole course ofinsta·uetion occupies four years.­ In e~ch year, there are three terms or cessions. The three younger classes are divid~d, each into two· J"'tts; a11d each of the divisions is committed to tbe par· 1icular charge of a Tutor, who, with the assistance of toe J'rofessors, anstruets them. The Seni•)r clttss is insta·uct· cd Ly the ['resident and Profess01 s Each of the four cia••~• attend• three r~citations or lectul'e& a day ; except, on Wednesdays and Satua·days, when they h~ve only two. The foltowin!; scheme givei a >iow of lhe autltors recited, each term. Freshman Class. I. Livy begun. Adam's Roman Antiquities. WcLbet·'• .1\a·ithmctic rc>i,ed MuaTay's Euglish Grammar. II. Li••y cont;nuel tlu·ough fir" ~QJ!I.s. Homer IJea;uu. l>~y's .Aigellr:h

116 ~n•l .Ju~oior eb~ru haTe Forensic U~t~utwiel! a week, before lhrir inMruetc.-,. Tlu:re 1¥1\, Ut;1 fl'!llqlll!n~ "~creises in J)cclamatilln, before the TnCF.tt . ~llirP: the l'roteosor of Oratory, ancl b~;forc the Faeulty attd I&Udenti, in the dtapcl. The Bcrkeleiton 'P"'mir.m, ot abnnt fifty do11ata a yeJI:t is siven to Ihe schelJir it~ «lJJCh class Ylan PIIWO (\le beat examination in Latin anti Greek; (1J'09Uted he nticl• aa 11 graduate in New-Ha'l't>n, one, two, ortlllrpe fCJI.. Pre. uoiums are ~I so given fpr Latin and En&li.b Com~n. and Declom~tidh in public ' There are twn publio Euminatio111 ohhe claKiel in a y~ar, nne In !\lhy, the other in ~eptember; •hieb are oon­ "nued from fnnr to ais daya eacli." The eandid11tea for ntl e\'cning, with lheretdingol the script~•; '!!hen one of the 1-'B,CU!ty officiatea, nml alithe students a•·e re• q!'lred to be ~resent. They are also require•! to llttend fiublie worohop In the Cba1oel Pn Ihe Sabbath, ex.erpt auen u ba..-e perrytissiou to allend the Ephpopal or other con. ~tiona in town. EXPIHCS£8'. The ~olle::e bins a~e made up by t~ trensurer 111111 Steward, three 'times a year, ·~t the cl"'!e ofeach term ·; mod a1·e presented to the ll'ldetota, who are reqnit·ed to I>raaent lht:m te their parer.IS, guaulians, or Jlnttona. If II"Y atlKieul falls to comply with this requisition, he is noJ to Ita permitted 1• re..ite, till the billa are paid. 'l'he an1111al eharg<~'" in lhe Treasurer'• bill, are, · .1-'or i11otruetion, ~33 For ret•t of a c11amber i, eol'rge, • 6 for ordi11ury reJ>Aii'B a11d contingencies, !I 4G FOI' ~acral ~amngo, &WeetJing, 8t:o. abr.~t --1 ~ 117 Besitles this, the student may be charged (ot• dt.mag£s done t.y himself, an< I a small sum fur priHtiug calalo;;uc>, and other occaoional expenses. lJo:u <1 is fut·niohed in commons, b.- the Stewnr•l, •t a­ bout lf)\l !15 a week: or \ltl dollat·s a y•·~··, nt>t including vacations. )t vat·ies, howeYeJ·, witH. the price of (H'OVil\.. ic•11•. 'Vood is1n·ocured by the Corporation, and ,;;otl'ih·­ uted to those atudtltits who apply for it, nl coil :wtl <:har• ges. The sluPat"el, peck· et money) "ravclliltg, and be::u·d in vacatiou. Treasurel·'s bill, aa alJo,·e, l:)IS 43 llu~r•l in commons 40 weeks, from 85 to Fuel and light, • 15 Use ofbooks ami Stationary, )I) Usc offurtliturc, 10 15 'Va~hing, Jf) ~!I Glauiealtaxeo, 7 12

Total, from 5tROin>20 'I'hose whu have thcit· boart!ani· lies, will incut> an ull• 118 t•·nr• ; '' ho, In th•t coA£>, pny• a par·tlcular attention to the~ pL·tuni:..H')' cnncerns of the stUPftnt, settles his hil!s, C01·re~. pn11ds with rite f•Rt·ent, tran•mits an ~ccount of eJpendi· turcs, &c. for '' t.ich he ch~rges a cnrnrnioslon. A per·son admit terl to an ath·anced standing, unlcn com. in::; f:·orn another· college, pays a sum tu the ft·ensurer0 t''lual to the tnition-moncy which has been l'llid by othel'll of ~h~ dass which he ~11ten.--- TilE MEDfCAL INSTITUTION,

The lnstructers in the ~fedical lnotitotion are a Pro• fcnd ; ut\.1 o•eum T!

....:·· "~·... 1HI OFFICERS o:r THE .U.PHA OF CONNECTICUT. Jam<> L King•'ey, e•

AT.PliA OF )!ASSACHUSf;TTB. 'Hon .lolrh Q \d:-m>, LL D l'resrdent. Professc11· Sido• y \1 illard Yicc l'r~sidcnt. Pruft:as,....r 1\udJ·ews ~mton 7 .A M St:CI't.lary. l)l·Ofc:::,fHH Len i! .. d,4·e, L l'tasu i et·.

A.L'PIJ..\ OF NEW·IHMPSHIRE. President. Henry Hutchinson, esq Vice President. Thomas l. Murdock, A. M Con·cspat;d~ng Secretary.

ALPHA OF 1\"EW·YORK, AT SCHEr;ECT.\DY. Rev. Eliphalet Nott, D. D· President. ne•• Andrew Vatea, D D. Vice-President. Tl10maa Mc.\uley, LL n. Corrcsponrliog Secretary. I•"rancis \Yayland, A· M Ueco•·ding Secretary.

EPISCOPAL---·@­ ACADEMY, CHESHIRE.

Rev. Tillotsnn Bronson, D D · Pr·incipal. Uev. Asn Cornwall, Prajt·88or ~f Lrm::ruage1. Bur•·•gc Beach, esq Treasurer anti Secretary. .llnniver8ary -1-irat \\'edn<·srhly of September. Vacal'i~"" -From the first \Veeeemher two week1 1 from the third Wedueaday of Aprtl, live weeks.

BACON ACADEl\1Y COLCHESTER.

John \l'itter, A- M Preceptor. 'Vacation•.-}'•·om the fi, st \Vedne•day in Sertembar, three weeks; from the first \Vedncsdov in janonrv, twiJ w.ceks \ and fl'Oill the fint Wednesday it; May, two wec\i 120 HARVAR];) UNIVERSITY (MASS.) (l"oundecl, A. II. 1636.) Rev. John Thot·nton 1\.it·Uantl, n D LL.D· President. Aaron Dexter, )1. n. Er"lling l"rofessor r.J Chemi&lry ancl .Materia Jlledica, emeritus. · William D. P"ck, M. n . •Uau Professor J\ atura/ History. Rev. Henry Wn•e, u. n . llolli• Profeuor ~f'J'h.eolugy. Hon. hoae l'arker, LI,. D. Ro,yal Projeasor of Law. Levi Hedge, A w College Prof Lor. .M.etaph. and Eth, Rev. John S Popkin, n. n. College Prof of Gr·eck. Andrews S'orton, A M Boy/eaton Pr~f. Rlteto. ancl Orn. Sidney Willard, A. M. Hallcocli: Professor· Hebrew, antl other Oriental Lttng,wges a11el E"glish Language. James Jackson,~· n . lleruy Pro}: 'l'heo. allcll'rac. .M.ed,' lion. As•hel Stearnes, A. M. Uuiversity Prof Lang. John C. \Vnrren, .M. n. Hersey l'r·of Anat. and Surgery. Jo],., Gorham, w. o Er'IJilll( l'rofe••or· of Chemi1try. Le•·i l'riabie, A K .II/forti Prof. !Vat. Jlel• .Mor. Phil. am/ Civ. Pol. John ]>arrat·, A· M. llo/lia. Prof .Mat. and J\at. Phil. Jtcv. 1-:dw;ltCl E.•ereu, A. M l'rof Greek Litn-attV llltd Civi/l'olitj, 1!'!1 Cbeat"r Dewey, A. M. Pr - ~fessor of JIJathefltatiCI and .1\ 'at~tral Philosophy, and Lecturer on Chemistry. Ebenezer· Kellogg, A. M. Pr·efeuor of Lan.truage~. Commenccmmt.-1-'irst \Vednes.Jay In Septeml>er. Vawtions.-}'h'll, tho·ee weeks fo•om CommeueemaRt• flccoMd, seven weeks fo om the 4th Wednesday in Deeein. l>e o• . Thirm the fit'!it \Veduesdfty in Jannary. Thlrlv P.tlph~let N ott, u D T'rs•iE/~Hat, Rev• .\rulrew Yate•, D· ». P••of~,,~,. of .11 11'<11 PMlouo}h!J u!ld /.a{fiiJ. Them~~ M.'•\Uiey, '-'• t1 Pro[~"o" of .ltuthematicl OPicl J\ t't'lral l h•lotQpl;y. Thom~M C ll""ll' nell, l'r·rifda,or vj 1/iemi•rry. R<>hfo·~ l'o·••uc.lfi t1 1\.1-1, PrJjc•~or of l·cmtrua,.-c,. }'!~J·o·c Go·cgmre lteynAr·rl, t'rpfouor• nj' Fr·tnch Lan§• Comm~llf.'(m,rlt.-l<·ounli We!lo~sclay of July. Vac~<~,ouR-Fil•st, frum ConuneMeemer.t1 ft"·cm week•• Seeond ir. Deem her 8 wc~ka Thi11l, In .t\plil J weeki. N11mbcr of Graduate! at thlllaet Coromencem~nt, 11. 1~4 liA~ILTO~ COLLEGE. IN ONEIDA COUNTY, N.Y. (Incorporated in 1812.) n~Y . Henry lh•·io, D. D. f>r~aillent. Seth Norton, A . :1-1. l'roj. ofLath• and Gn!elc Lan!J. Josiah Noyes, .,. D· l'··~f. ~f Chern. a11d .llin und Lect. o" ..Yat I'hil. TIJcodol'e Strong, A. M. Pt·oftlsor of .MIItltt'matics. Camm,nct'ment-l•'ourth \VedHcscloy in August. Vacttti,uts.-First from Commeu«.•en1ent six weck!t. Sec• ond, from the second \Vennesday in .lanu~o·y three weeks• 'J'hlrd, from the •econd \Vedh~ida)' in Jllny, 4 weeks. Number of Gl'aduatcG at the last Cummenel?mcut, 10. '.4-mcrican Academy- of Arts and Sci.. ences. E'eeman ealjonB l'rofessot· 1\' i!lnnl • AtlllUll J11~~tie~ at Bu"t"~• ~hy SOth, 125 Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences. (Tncorporntcd Octol>er I 799.) n.,v. Jet·emi:.h Dny, 1.1, J? Pre•ide11t. His E". Olive•· Wolcott, LL. Do ~ Hon. ,lohn Cotton Smith, LL- n. ll~n. James llillil, _ .lJcoi-ge Gibbs, e•q. llon .John Trnmll'.lll, Lt n. ~ Jlon. Simeon Ralflwin Hcv. Tiliotson Hrou~t-Qn, D. I?• Cowzcil!or(. lion. ll:tdrl lhggctt Hon. Ho:~er :\I. t>htrman, l'noch Perkins, es'j ~ :jii:~Lhon Smith• .M. o. ( Col·re.1fJoml'g· Sacretarie.g. Hev. Elijah Waterman } Prcfe•snt· .\. .\f. Fisher, Recording Sccreiav ~ Prof'a~sor f-li!lim:m r Comm{tter." of Pu!J!icatione. P1vfessor 1\:iugr,l~y _, Annual meeting 4th T_ue ... fhy of Octr~hcr. R:Hnud .T. fiitthco{'k, tH Onttnr, nrul Pr,,fcsiOI" Ch:mn1 pcy \. Goodrich, :!d Ot·atcw, nt Ihe nt:xt annll3i nieetin~~·

~~~~- ~HLITIA OF CON.Nt:CTIUJT.

OLIVER \''OLCOTJ', C:.q,t~ln Gcner:d and C•JRd1:;..rder in Chief. ,('d. J"L"' 1r H~;nlington, I /lids l!c Ceorge Bucb, sa Lieutenant Caltb Go•ldwin, 4lb Liauteaut Lynda Olmatead, Euslgo.

AT 1n:'W•Il.A.V&!'f. l!oua. :r.nos A. Preeuott, Ma.inr Comdllllidant flcl CempaltJ. Samuel Newtoo, Itt f..ieotenaut • Edwin E. Lewis, id l..ieateoant He01"f Hurgins, Cornet !l' oo-r. Esek1el H&nabkbe, Major Commnflllst•t id CHif/ia"Y• Wm. U. Wallaee1 Capt, and ht Li~: Wm. C. At•a1tl', ~d Ueti tenant Daniel Brown, ~d. &

FIRST l\~GJMEN'l'. Fdrmed r....m Hartford, (excepting tl.re aociety ef 1\' est· l:lartford) Windsor, (excepting aucl1 part ther·cofas lies within the society of Tnrkey-Hills,) Eut-Ha•·tfot•d, ~: ast• Windsor, that part of Farmington, and that part of Sinow• l111r1 wbich lies within the society of \Viuton!Jitry. John F \Vaters; Colonel Ro:.ert F . llarher, Lieut. Colonel lreneus Bro•n, M oj ·u• Charles Ha~cock, "'-djntant Thomas Rohbi'ta, Chaj>lain James BidwPII, Quarteo·-M.at-er' Joseph !\f. Merro•v,l'ay - ~1aster James B. Hart, Surgeon David Demit, Sur~u's Mate Ct~/Jtmm . Lieutena11t•. Enoifrlll W. \V..•!•wotth1id• .John N. HumphreyEdward Goodwin Chauncey Porter Cyrus Bissell J,)·mall Loomis MMrtill ituckwell Samuel :\1illa V,niel Stoughton Jeseph P. J'one1 Eli Olmstctl Luman Uul'lburt Vacant Pierpont liolllster Hanaau C ool ~y Jnab Loomis Hiehord F . Combs Justus Gil!ctt Claarles S. Phtlpe Heut·y O•borne Asahtl L.'IOn>il John l'almer Jos.ah Phelps, jr, Pl1ilip !Jar.• l)9 123 Fkmlc Cempani,., Stephen Heath (;l.,·lt ~fnekintosh Horatio Nobles J)yer White Tbomas llodd \Villiaru Haydel)

ElXTn REGJ:.!ENT,

Forme•l from Middletown, 'Vell•erjutant ChAuncey •\. Goo•lrich, Choplnin Erlwia Willinm,, Qnartc•·-:\1:\•te~· Uodcrick Grimes, l"ny~~lastcL~ Wm. Tulley, Su1·(;enn \Vm. Gilbe•·t, Slil'gt·on's ~fate Ca.ptait:s J.ieulew1nt..1 Jl:n3igHI t;cn•·gc Cmne Simeon Chll1.chill Srlv..ster tl"vena U,,hert ,lobnwn f'clah North John llogers CJ.~n'y Stl'ickl"'Dn Studtlal'd Jo•i~tb \V. Btistol Daniel IYilla•·d

.FOURTJ;.El'iTH REGI~!I:NT. Fm·"?e•l from Fnrmit'gt '"• (e:-cecpting such r•rttlJCreof 9!\ lies within the S(l!~icly of \\'intouhtr~',) lhn·l•ngton., nristoll Sowlltlnglo.,, th.e snci.,tr of \\'e;t-llHl'lford, QIHl pcl·lin, exceptin~ the society of \V m·thingtou. tit:nl ge Ct1Wlt:!sJ Cr1loncl :'.4n~es Gocd;n:tn, jr. Lieut. Colonel A!H'aha~n P:.:ttibune,jnn_. :\Iajor Mark Thomp

SEVENTEENTII REGIMENT, Formed from Suffield, Granby, Simsbury, (exceptingso much thereof as lies within the society of W iuton~ury,) that part of Windsor, which lies within the society ofTur­ key-Hills, ~nd Cantoo, exeeJ>ting such put thoreof aa for• :nerly belonged to New-Hart,ford. Jesse 1'. Holcomb, Colonel Ezra Adams, jr. Lieut. Col

HCOND ll£GDrEXT, Formed fmm X cw.JI:.ven, fast-Haven, :\Ii:forrl, Derby~ OxfoHl, ~net the fooict)l of .\mity, in \\'oodLtidg;:, Eli~l~a Pundt•Tson, Colonel Dn

!:~\"C~~Tr; J.:t• (';I:HE.\''r. rcrx.:-.1 frnr.1 Du: h:tm. l:i.:illf;'

13~ ;r..,eph Chidsey Cyrus Benton Erc•tos Dudle7 V~cant Anson Field David Dudley · 11m lc Compm~ies. William Hart Jos. Parnelee, jr. Geerge Hart VRCtHlt Asa1•h lbll Joel Rice

TWE'iTY SECOJSD REGIJIIENT. Fo•·mc•l frem \Volel'lmry, 1\'ol~ott, Che•hire, Meridell, Han.deo, and the soeie•y uf Bcth~ny, in Woodbridge. · Thnd

I c,(1 ;,.hl8 Li.f'UI~'1Ull~!a emi$'PU 1'1"'" <>hc'don n,.mmn ~eonll Jut. J B Ktngsbury '•I- il!ir m P<•ck John 1-'o.ter Heuben Moss ~ I.) '"''" Collins Stephen :;>eymotl!' John Couch Ar ~ ilih:;h[ :\linlr M<•sts Por11l,jr Mark Upson l.c>i \\'ouster AshLel Stejlheus John Newton (, jd ;\l Hotchkiss S•muel Gastle Orren HGtchki&s N.than :-!ettlcton Alling Thomas Vacant ' l.c\·erott Tut le Her.. !:I rocket Shen Tuttle SECOND- DIVISION. Con'i'tiug c,f the thinl and fifth Brigades. Jh·uh Isham, esq. Majm· General Col. (;ec;r·gc 1- l"er ku.,, lli\'i&ioa ln>pcctor TIIIRD BRIGADE. Co1nprisiog the thir·

TltiRO REGIMENt'; Formed from New-London, \VaterforIll) nartl Vac•nt Ab'm E l;erk.i&u ltnm,cy R eeve A very Morgan Hot·aee .Millet• A sa Swan Lyman :Fargo Griswold Avet·y Gurdon Chappell F'lt~nlc Cumpanill6 Ebeau.er Prentiss E··~stus Smith Cha. lluntin;J;ton \ Tacant SamuelS 'rat•ncr \Viaiam S pt>uce l:llath3n Grtfiiag lteltl Anderaoa l..~tnu~l Ui~kct·sOll

&IGHT!t REQUt&NT, l''~.,La Gr,1nt Apple. \foodwal'd lJ~a,,id Sc!·anton J llw l'i:lin£'hast beo; f.;c Bas~clt l:n>\•.d! Alien .~IJt·l \!leu l>rad .\lieu ]hr it.:: lknG' lJt.:lt:Z \\'heeicL~ Jo t::ph 1'\o)~S , 4th. J ):;.: ua ll ,·,t,3J l-.'!1:1 He\\ itt Hcnn (lt·~nt J~;~~.;pi. l) ~•.t.:. •.d;. l)atlld :.la.;on l:i~l.i.'-' "Dcni:,uu J·'t.,ul'· Cul,~pa:dcs J:zL'a IJ.~.~. ,q ~"1.,..1 l\.rk .1asper I.r.tham Cid~.:uz. CL· l m')•t L..:nJ L'tahoLy, jl' .\1.drcw ll liJlmcs

LI.::H";'l.L~lJl l~Lul JFC\T. I i.tl'tnt..'ll C "- l. n. L.-l!, I;oz.:·ab, l"f~u,1..;in, Gd.:.:wold, L'!.-J.;ll> L .... L:.nf !. :,:;d l'rt(,~, n. ~tq,liL'tl 1> .-·~ry:. , Cvlt)~ocl J ...... cs Chtrh, ,ir. l iciJt. l't,lDI;t.:l !'":~ tl ! L.t t) t l\hjot• ~\,tt 1 .auiel \...ddJL"tl, ..:~~1 utanl Lt!d \\'i>·f~tJ, Cliapl:~in T!1, .L.~ H '\\ i:siH,, f..~·tdrtt-:- ~{.ulet· ~ .. ;~.) CIJ. L'l'ti.J, • :~~ .l\!:~stt.;r · l~u.l:u, )ftli'!:)is, ~ur~c'Jll l::·a:o,~to-3 U.n~ ~~~~·, ~'Hil'f:;:.!V:l';:;• .\l:lte c,.jJ, Uiilb Lit:lt..e;;,u.t..:;; LJ;sl:tn8 E· .; 'ub C it A sa h. ):1,;, ~imeon 'l'ho.ntts £d J;; ... t...tt lit, \\a H.•rtm. D K:,,,:...-,l! .!runes C:11Jk ' J,, c~ ':)tt:t l :!C Ch;.,·stcr L~l:u'L Ut!zaled Bud : kphLil 'L r:l.CL)' J.lutt;S llail.:y P~u·k A very ,f ...,c: _;,J u.};" l•. :J~!tl Hui'Llctt l{

'nH.\THTII rat.HlEN1'. r I·;...' frJT~I ClLhl.l;B._ t:uluLtt:~tCI's (t:!t!C}ItiliC the SO• 135 cie{y nt New-Salem,) I:a,t-Hnruugh, •mltl.at part of Haddam which lies on thll cast sid" ofGo:mecti•ut rn·cr, Jeremiah Ta)"lor, Guloncl Guy Uigelow, Lieut c~lunel Pierce Darrow, l\hjm· :!'iathaniel C Smith, Adjutant Da,·id B Hipley, Chaplain Charles Hun!, Quartet·-:\J•stcr Cumelius Shepard, jr.,Pay-1\1 ster Ezekiel \V !'arsons, Surgeon DanielE Watrous, Surgeon's-Mnte Cai~taina l~JettteuantB En.aigll! Azariah Smith .lehicl Annahle Amas~ C:.,rk (~corge Clark Syh·cster Munger Henry J Str·ons Thos. Shely Philip $:1ge .Jesse Hurd, jL· L(li Coilins lsa:.c L~tham l!tll!') J Plwlps J.:JFTB l!l{lt:ADE. C o ::-:~;:~:sin3 the l~l'th, cl(·v1 tit!•, lli,~etccutiJJ :And twcutr· thil d t'('f,;ll\lCUtS. John Sa!tcr, c_q Hrignclier General George Swift, Uri~ade ~ajor anrllnsvec(o~ Thomas GrHy, Aid-dc-Cwmp ".illiam Saltet·, Brigade Qttarter Master

FH Til ltEGIMEliT, l~orme~rr, Dror,k­ l.' n, Plainfield, Sterling, "!"I tl.c •?uth s od~ty in Killingl), David loJ.n~, c(,lOt;d Andrew T .hton, Licttle!laflt Culouel As:-llici ll:,ntn1our1, :',Jajoe J~!Jc:~< l.luswcll, "''i,illtllnt t3lf Luther Wilson, Chaplafn Eliashib T Backus, Quarter-Master Festus Hyde, Pay Master Jared :Fuller, Surgeon \Villiara A Brewster, Surgeon'• Mate Captain•. Lieutenants. En•igns Lehbeus La~hrop Royal J,ennings \Vaterman C Clark Erastus Lester Saxton Frink Chauncey Bacon .loseph Prince David Pierce Eben. ltcarborougll ilauiel Tracey Elisha 1' Smith Hezekiah Baker Ira Adams Benj~min Dunlap Isaac Backus Jftmes \hbott D~nl. Burnham,jr Lyman Foster Seth W Brown Ephraim Colo - -- Wm. B Sprague Zebina Adams Harry Wood Flank Companie8. Haney Puller Saml. S ~loseley Hez. Hammond N6:he'h Ensworth l!'estus Hyde Eben. Sanger

ELEV£NTH REGtMENT. J.'ot·med fl·om Pomft·et, \Voodstock, Union, Thompson, and Killingly, excepting the south society. Jonathan :May, Colonel Samuel Ct·awford, Lieutenant-Colonel Sol01mon Sikes, .Major -- -- Adjutant Roswell Whitmore, Chaplain Samuel H Lyon, Qnat·ter-.\iaster -- __.. I'ay-1\Iastet• Daniel Lyman, Surge

NINETEENTH REGIMENT. ForBled from Tolland, Enfield, Ellington, Stafforll, Somers and Vernon. Amariah, Kibbe, jr. Colonel Jabez KinJ!, Lieutenant-Colonel John Ki~g•b•t'/' :\bjor Hru·aee Mctcal , AdjutaRt William L Strong, Chaplain Augustus Pease, Qnarter Master l:lillinS"• Grant, Pay Master Horatio A Hamilton, &nq1;eon John Grant, fiurgeon's•:\late Captain: Lieute>Umts . Ensign! Horace Metcalf Harvey Terry Chades Allen Nathan Charter Jeremiah Uaker Jon• C lll'own Oliver Collins Horatio Kil>be RichaI'll Pease, jr Jo~li Hyde John Johnson S•h·a Converse Calvin Hall Cah·in Kibbe Silas Kiube Clark Foster Eli Smith Josiah Kimball John A Hall Ulil•er H King Curti• Cmne Jona. Johmon,jr Apollos !'pel man Joseph Johnson Fla11lc Companies Lorrain T Pease John King Timothy Killam Amos Harvey P.ufus Leonard David Bel.,her Jcduthan Paulk Eli~k.im P~ulli: Alft·ed Lleulon

TWENTY THIRD tli;;ODIEN'i'o FCJI·med from Ashford, Mao•liold, Culumuift, Cqv~nt1')' 1 Bolton aud Willington. U!lni~l F Hihbarcl, Colonel Jamea White, Lientetu&nt·Colonel Chcstet• D.gg•tt. :\1ajor Royal Storrs,jt• Adjutant Moaes C Welch, Cua1•lain Clat·k G•·ant, Qoa•·ter-,\1 aster Josiah Gilb~t·t, l:'ay·Master tiilas J:'ullet·, Surgeoll Orrin Hunt, ~urgeo11's ~,f~te Capttu'n.v J~i~utL uazrs l!:n&igns Simeon \ !l~n .it· Slepl•cn Harrowa Thomas l:!ough JJ'll id Ro~;e•·tson na,.r. J flt.bertson Hode•·ick Dimick Go<~rg-c L·•omis Geo•·ge Little Thomas ~lanley Aamn 1-\u·met· Ehen Stroug, jr Sylvester Skinner · l'ldlip Pullet· As3 l'~ylu•• Johu All11·a~· Aldeu i:aker• .lushtl1 Hr.JwnJ jr J::le.,zer Lr;.,ruisJ 2d J..:Has Sc.ol'b'll'GIItih A1.·miu U'1i!es Ezrn bm:thworth Jacob N. Torn·y n.... !..,, ChaffJa't J3l'OOkJ i"'an!. ComJ•nJdes ·Chal"!es Hr.rdiHg C:•as Thompson Ah-a Hover .P...tnos Bu:~t;c.:c Natnnn I reston ll~ntck o..:mlth

---1f£!t~~~ 'l'lll!W DJVJSIO.:o..·. Consi!

FOURTH RH.if~AlJE. CJ:n:n·i~ng- tln:! LurtiJ, ninth, fiflccutl1, :-.nd twcnl~r·fV::.i! t'• l'c•gimer.t:1. (~i rslwm D•11-r. t•sq lh·i,;·r:.dier·Gener:ll lleu;·y Hun·, Br·:~-- trlc ~: rljlll' a11d IllSpector Syi\"auns StL,·iio..,., ,\i,f.de·Chm'J - --, l!J·igau'~ Q·I?.rlet<:\-Iasler.

FOl'RT!l RIWL1;r:r;7, l'o•·mcd fi'Orn }\til'l)eld, ~lmtfoni, Trumbuil, nnd Hu.:­ tingtou D~niel Burritt, Colonel Le,~is Fairchild, LicHt. Colonel Eli L. Ha,•·ley, Mojot• ll'a Shcrm:-.n, At~jutartt A>f.!Je! lhldwiu, Ciwplrtin noswcll Lewis, Quar·ter-:\Iaster Abnson P Lewi<, I'"} ,\Jaslct· \\·ill::tJn H r' :1sh, Sur·r,coh .tc~up Ah·ur J,)}JII ~t~•Hlish J!•lh::::rt \Vilsr,n lhni~l Gnu!U Pl!tt:r \ iuton EI!HTt lltnks J nmc" \Vhecler Snlomn) -:urti<:-, jr D.~vid Bhkema.t '\'m H. E,,\\\:tnls Satnud Tho~np l!} n.) .. \V'PII lhde " i:liam Clark \Villbm H.ichanls L~·uij,Oll C::l!Jtwi .... \.. Pla.:k Comp.• " · ·s J-:ii>ila Beach l~cdcral Ut'iUSlll~H.h.: f\imcon rrcnC!l ,~acant Yacant Y~caut

1\T\Tll llllli 1:-!E:\T. Fonnetl from ~Ol'\\;;.lk St~aafunl nnd Green\\ i ... h.e Chgr·les !Ianford, C:1l.md George Ht·y1wlds. Lieutenant Colonel ~;all1unie\ K:1,.;,p:•, ).Ll}ll' A1rin :\iead,. diuta.ot Is~ac Lev" is, D u. L!hapl:li~' Ob~d iah ~leall, Q.-1a: terp~.,.:L1 ... tcr "!'hcodot·c li:H eupnrt, Pa} ~laster Darius . feael'eof as lie• witloin the so• eiety of New Preston, Brookfielu, N ew-Faidield au

TWEN1'Y•i'UURTH RF.GIMFN't', Forll'.eil ft·om Redding, Ridgeflel

TWELFTH R.EGillENT. Formed from Southbut·y, Moddlebnry1 Watertown, Woodburr, Bethlem, Hoxbu,.y, Washington, and so much af the tow no of New. \tilfol'd and Kent, as lie within tlto aooiety of New-Presten. · Seymour l{napp, Colonel Chauncey Crafts, Lieutenant Colonel Birdseye Beardsley, Major Bennet Btackman, Adjutant Bennet Tyleo·, Chaplain Chestet· Hurd, Quat·ter-Master Orren Bills, Pay•.\taster Conant Catlin, Surgeon Alston Leavensworth, Surgeon's :\:late Captains Lieutenants · En•ign.• Thomas Root Samuel <..berman Lamscn>. P Mitchell Aaron Hfcoek Adam Lum, jl' Cyt·u' .\litchell Adam C Casson Abner Strong Asahel l:ltilson Harvey Stoddard John Partrce, jr Titus Foote Philo Clat•k· Jedediah Lemon Gideon Hollister,jr Ebt:neze•· Bdlts Samuel Averill Et·a•tus Heynolds · Chas. Thomas,jr Chauncey Hodge Anson Not•throl' Erastus i::>mith Garry l.lt·onson Wm. H Smith 1:'/an/c Comjwniea Judson lllackman Juhn Jarush Hcnt·y Ju

NMhan Hart ~eth Pier~...jr Sam!. H Oavos Etiphalet Huell Elisha Skill" Joha M Raymos:d

!!IXTEEN'riJ R.EGlMEN"l'. Fortbeil'from (~oahen, To1 rington,llarwill;;· ton, PlyiQolltb 1.13 Captni1l!: Lieute~lcJ1'l1 Enrzjns John T Mnnsfiehl Normand H•ael Henry Whridge Uri ~Iet·witt Anson Stnekiu~-; ].,l'lH:I Stndd:u·tl David ~'cun LJman Dllnbar l\liks ~mith

T'IVEXTY·FITIST R£GBIFX'r.

Formed from ~nt.f.,:k, Cnkhrook, Uarkhnmpsted, Hnrt• land, Winchester, NLw-lhrtliml, tt;~,cthcr with that pat•t ofCanton which fi.rmerly belong-ed to ~ew-llartfGr Beech A biLl ll~cth l.e•i l!itclu:nd,jr Alpha ~im<'n };ra,tus ~c,·monL' Josiuh Smith,jL' t:lish:t Smith J.,hn \Vcsliuke Plw !.. Compa11ic~. Luther P .ep; lle1.ry Pc rt.cr Hez. \Yakl fic~~l Hany Cowles Eti~haCn:ie Uith l,;co~v.i'l 144 :BRIGADE OF CAVALRY. Consists or live Regiments of four Tt·oop• each, retained from the former eight •·egimenll. Daniel 1:1 Bdnsmade, esq. Brigadiet·-General Elon Gleason, Bl'igade.:\Jajor and lnspeetol' Ihlph H Hinman, Aid·dc Camp Uoyal J C~ufield, fldgade-Quarter·Mastel'

FIRST-- REGl'IENT. Peter B. Gleason, Colonel, Bpapht•as L. Phtdps, Majo;•. George Smith, adjutant. Shubael llartlett, ebapll\ln.­ Eiisha l1 Jencks, qnarter·master. Oliver C Williams, pay-maoter, John IV. Hanchett, surgeon. Eitel D Smith. suJ•geon's mate. Fi!'Bt Troop 'l'hird 'l'roojl Joseph Pinney, captain Harry Cogswell, captain Jo:r·n•tus Gt·aham, 1st Iieut. ,John Lyon, 1st liettt. .1\t:itJs Foot, 2u lient. Zulvn Bt•own, 2<1 licttt. Joel A Tuller, cornet. John J Moulton, cornet Sec~nd '1'ro9/J Fottr.ili Troop John Collius. captain. Bela Bement captnin Samuel Belcher, 1st Iieut. Je,·emi Bliss, lst Iieut . .Benoni Stiles, jr. 2d Iieut. Er~sttlS (;k,,son, l!d Iieut. Elijah Alvm·d, col'net, Samuel llUliugs, jt•, corne,t

SECOND R.EGIMEI'\T,

F~rmerly the !ith Uegiment Eleazer :lweetland, Colond lto;:e.· Bailey, Majot· Jaco!. M Lootnis, adjutant. Martm Hnrlhut, quat·ter· master. Geor~e I' G,.rcr Manning, urgeon. l:iamuel Simons, sut•• geon's mate. Pir·st 'J;.oop s~cond Troop nufus Bnr11ham, captain Feslns Huh! win, car•tain Joho1 C Howat·d, 1st Iieut. Waltet• William•, 1st Iieut. :9euison Grant, 2tl Iieut. Samuel Hinckley, ~

146 JI'IFTH REGIMENT. Formerly the 8th Regiment. Samuel!Canlield, Colonel John M'Mahon, Major (No return ofStaff) Firlt Troop Thircl 'l'r1op !!!amoel Wheeler, captain ~Iartin Poo

:BRIGADE---®--­ OF AR'l'ILLERY. Consists of two regiments of Li!lht Artillet·y, each regi~ meut of thr£e batt:.tltinns, aud each bnttallion ,,ff'our com.• JHluies; nnd lhree t•egimenls ofHcu·se Attillct·y,cac~ reg­ lmout consistinr of two baLLa!lious, and each battalliou of two eemp:tnies. Dnvid Derftin~, esq. Br·igafli!~.General Nathaniel S Woodu• id;;c, tlri:;ade .\bjor and lnspeetoo· H•n•·y \V. Woo•lhridJ;e, Airl-dc Cnmp Aml,erst D. Scovill, l:lrigade Q.uarler-.\1astes HORSE ARTILLERY. FIRST REGIMENT. (;eorge Huadley, Colonel Thadolens Hal'rison, Lieut. Colonel Lyman Atwatet·, .\bjol' .A.nglllltlla R. Street, adjutant. Julius :\hltb~ crua?lel"• >flastet·. Jasper Mourne, serge3nl·lllaJor. E.i•zur llarri· Mln, 'lcartel'.ma&tac sergeant. Ju11alh~u Knight, surgeon 147 Ffrll CMfrjllln!J 7'/rird Compmt1J ltegruse Maltby, captaia David J't. Baldwin, ••I'd Joel Au~ur, ut Iieut. Enooh W. Platt, ht lieat. laaae Sulea, ill do. Leveret Treat, 'ld do. Philo Harriaa11, 5d da. Newton BRidwin, Sd do. Da•id Leelr., 4tll tfo. F.lizur Hotehkiu,jr. 4th tlilt. Willard Bradley, co111et L. C:.:anington1 jr. 1oraet &cond Company Pourth. C•mpan~ R.oaael Hall, eaptaio Wm. Ttowlorid_ge, eaptai11 Charlet A. Staoley, lit lint. Nathan Starr, Jf'· ht lieU(. Th.oma1 Hubhrd, ~ do. Panona Coe. 'ld do. Tlladdeoa Coolr.e, 3d do. f'•ca~tt, :W do. Jolin Field, jr. 4tb do. Vacant, -lila de. ·~&U'OU Il'ft,liCII'IlC~ Vatani oot11ct

S"ICOKD Rl!GIME!fT• Henry F. LnJDb, Colonel George Kinney, Lieutenant·Coloael Amos Williams, Majo~ Oliver Hewett,adjutant. Archibald T. Robertsen, IJbl' ter-master. Charlet Kinney, pay master. Dnicl Aaatin. ehaplaiiJ. Natllaaiel S. Pcrkbi1, aorgeoa. Thomu Hu~· liopn, nrgeoa'• mate. lYrd CMRpany Th.ir'd c-pany luliu~ Coslimao, captain \Villiam GraYea, "aptai11 ' Bela Robbins, 1st liettt. George Clark, lit heut. Cbarlea -\.twOQd, 'ld tlo. Barzaleel J. MeiSt, 'ld de. Oli.-er Warner,jr. Stl do. Vacant, Sd de: · Clarlr. Rllnaom, 4th do. Vacant, 4th do. Joseph Otis, eornet John Harrh, oornet &ec.ond CompGIIy Fm·tli C&mpan,g. I'Jenry Huea, CII!WII Staton Hewitt, jl'. captaio Jl(aotl W. KitlpleJ, litlieat Vaaaot. ht Iieut. Th01aaa C; Cdk, ld do. Danl~l Whee fer, 'ld do. Thom•• Thomu0 3d do. liYer Hewitt, 3d do. Thomas Burnham, 4th do. liu W. Browa, 4tb do. :r.red'k W.GrilliD, oornel 't1 W. Avery, co&·ue~

TSIIt\8 U:SJJIJ.lfT• .Abel Halt~iooel Jamca Wintou, Lienteaan\-Coloul. us .foaep'lt. W. Gorham, lbjoli' l.loaea Jt. llotsferd, adjutant. Robert Middteb.... otllarter-maeter. Stephen Summen, pay..Iter. loeel'" T. Welton, chaplain. Elijah Middlebr~k, .urgeon. C, Corham..z. aurgeons' mate. l"irlt Conopa11f! . Thirtl Company Joeepla Wlieeler,jr. captain Hez. S. Bradley, ..ptah1 Qeo. 8heltoa, lat Jiellt. Wm. Saaford, jr. let liellf, loaeph '!herman, -lid do. Samuel S. Gray, lid do. lilamnel C. Curtis, 3d clo. David Hill, jr. Sci .do. Elisha Sherman, 4th do. Daniel Burr, okla do, Youngs Nichola, cornet Joel Gr•ay, !ld. cornet Second Comjm11y Fourth Comp•ny Garrit H. Newkirk, eaptarn. Samuel Davenport, captaill F.lish L. Silliman, tat lieat. And. Reynold's, Jst llent. Hufua Hell, lid oio. Nat. Waterbury,jr. 2.11 c)"' Joeeph Fitch, Sd do. Con'tli,r) Husted, 3d. d11. An110n D. Penoyer, 4th do• WH!iam Yo~mg, 4th do, J amea S.ott, jr. coraet Chart~• Beary, -••• LIGHT ARTILLERY, FIRST :1\EGIJIENTo

Formed fr'om New.London, Norwieb, Lyme, Danburr1 Stratford, Norwalk, New.JlaYen, Saybrook, Haddam, Gri,. wold, Killin I\worth ancl Derby. ' .\maziah Br'lly, Colonel Robert Gates, Lieutenant·Colonel William llull, lst Ml\ior Charles Harrison, 2d Mfjar l&ilet Dlague, 2d. adjtrtant. William H. Lyndo,_'luar• ter malf:ll\'. Hart Tallcott, 9haplain. ThoL C, Waroit pay-m••ter. S) lveater H11lkley, eurgeen. l"ir.t CIJJIIptmy Third Company Henry Dermis, captain Rodne:r Comstock, captaia EdwardB. R. t'riMe ~ lt. Geo. H. Chadwiok, ht, Ito William Lepard, fJ1 Vacant, 2d do. s. cond C~rti/J F.urth. Co•fla"!J Avery B1·maley, eaptaill 8enjamio Ambler, cat,ttailr. A hijah Th~otcher, ht Iieut. Ira Urecory, Itt l~ut. Nathauicl ~erriok, lid de. :7.alaon ~Ao 24. ~· · ~Jth ComptJng Alfred \Vorthiftg'ton, 'ld de, lohn Fayerweather, capt. Jlr inth Compa11y Stephen Hawley, ht Iieut. Samuel Kelsey, capt~ia Cbarles Foote, 2<1 do, budley Clark, ht Iieut. Si:x:th C9mpan!( Russel Gates, 'ld do. Joseph Keeler, cal'tatn Tenth Compa"Y Horace A. Gibbs, lot Iieut. Charles Coit, captain Sam11el B. Skidmore,~ do. Hezekiah Prentwe, 1st licut Seventh Com;any Moses T, Geer, 2<1 do. l'hiloa Blake, captain Eler,e11th Compang C. Hequemberg,jr. 1st Iieut. Ely A. IWiott, captain Caleb :\1 ix, 'ld do, Nath'l \Vright, ht lie1.1t, t:gbert D. Peck, Sd do. Philip Hill, lid do. A. H 1\Ialtl>y, 4th do. 'l'.,.,elfth Company Eighth Company John L ..Tomlinaon, captaht ltephen Chalker, captai!} Lyman Smith, jt•. 1st Iieut. Abr11kllm Pratt, 1st Iieu1. Silas Newcomb, !Jd do.

ll!.COND REGIMENT. Formed from Brooklyn, Tolland, East·Hartfnrcl, Pom.• fret, Killingly, Sharon, Windham, Hebron, Bristol, Hart• ford, \Vashington, Simsbury, Canton, WinQhcstcr alitl Harkb.ellllled. Nathan Johnson,Colonel John Fitch, Lieutenant·Colonel Giles Olmsted 1st Mojot· 1'homas Botsfo,.d, l!d .\ltjjor Dan'l Colt, adjutant. Joy H. Fairchi.ld, eluplain YII.• aaw, quartel'·mastet•. George C Skinner, pay.master.­ Cheste.•• Hunt, But·geon. Pliilemon Jones, surgeou's matv. Firol Company /<9urth Compauy Uanlcl D .. rt.e, eaptaitt Laban l-'iahet•1 taptaiu Salllu"l Cady, tiL H..ut. Jnslah Uean, Jt'. tot liet1t. \Villl~m Foratet•1 21.! do. IJn~toll Wlttt!llot•e, lhl do, &cond Company FU.~jlteln " J QO&Wffl~tt..~. ilcS~at.• .M l' t: •• Jlel'l'l'lan fflne, eat~~aiR David Norto"& btlleat. lamuet Hawd,jr. ld •o. 15! jECONB REGIMENT. IAmuel G. ftorro, Colonel. John H. Walls, Lieut. Colonel. Elisha A. Cowles, Major. 'Villiam S. Camp, adjutant. Elisha Cushmnn, eltapla,._ f:thvin Ga)•lord, quarter·-111nster. Leonard Good.,.·io, psy• rna•ter. Isaac .J. Hough, surgeQn. John Tits... orth, sur·· gcon's mate. Elihu S Cur·tis, sergeant majo•·· Richafll ]>, Williams, qc·wter-moster.sergeant. Erastus \Vilc9x4 iife-mojor. Elisha U. Wilcox, drum m1rjor. Caj1tain• Lzeutenant• F.m~tr111 John Bound Luke C Lyman Joint C Pratt Sam'i llnckingham Alpheus Clark: Eno~h RurweU Samuel Buel, 211 Jaeob Hubbard J.lir·am 'V~Ilsee ------Jameo Winship Levi Edwards A:bn~ E

J,UDGE ADVOCATES.

Js~ac Tome,., esq. for Hartford Count)'• Leonard E "Wales, .,q for New-Hoven C41ltnty. Henr·y 8trong, c•q. for New-Lout!on County. •lark Hissell, esq. f@r Fai1 field County- Simon Davis, jr. e•q for "'i11<1lrom County• .Jahcz \V. Huntington, esq. fur Litclrlield County. Jonathan Barucs, jr. esq for Mi.tdlesex County, Elisha Stearnes, esq. for Tolland County.

COURTS IN CONKECTICUT.

:SUl'RE::\IE COURT OF ERRORS for 181!), s-i-ts on the llrst Tuestlar ofJune, at New-Huen, aail ou the first Tn~Eday of No}·ew.ber at Uutferd. J5! ~(JPERIOR C6URTt. J.AJ.. U..tllr .At Windhara &nt Tuesdar New-Have•, third rlo. New London, tbird (a.)do, l'ElJRU.IlRT .At Litchfield, fi·rst do, Hartfonl, second do, Jrl'LT .Bt Haddam, last do• .IIUGUS1' .!Jt Kew.Haven, ee..nd tlo, Litchfield, thh-d diJ, &EPTliE.M.BE/l .It Hattforrl, first do, 'roiiQnd, first do, \Vfn,fham, second do, Norwich, fourth (a) do, Danbury, third do, lJECIJ.llJJER .it Hadrlam, seuor\11. do. J.o'aidieltl, last do. Tolland, foar·th llo, COUNTY- COURTS. J.1NlT.UiT FlUtllU.'l.HT .At Tallanrl, looartlt Tueadlf. •ll.liWJJ .'It Ua,>hut·y,last do. ..ft N~w-Lonolon, tlrat (n) do • NPw.Huvc.,, third d11. ,., intlham, th:.rd do. Litahlicld, fonrtb de, llartfbnl, fmtrll& tlu • .ANN!.. Hand rJ,., .1UGUS1' -"'ew-Uareu, f11nr·tb tlo • .llt II '"'tfot·d, recnntf d.,, 4'l:i'l'EM1J;;:R Wlt~dh , ,m, thi.-d d•. .!Jt Tollnntl, f<,nrth do. Lltolilield, fourth clo• .7'/fJI'NMBER .M ldtllctown, f91lrtlt dl7, .At llanln>rr, thirtl flo, .liECil.tf1IJER New.HA•en, fourtlt clu• .4J Har!fnrol. &,.t du, Nor,.·iolt, 6nt do. W'lndlonm, fCMhoi tle• .Lilclt!l~til, ltctU lle

15~ :Blenk form of a List of Taxable Polls aftd Es­ tates in the State of Connecticut.

.11 true LiGt oj the Polls anti utates of tire to7 owned by nen-residents at 3 per cent Houses-lire plaees first ulass 5 J>itto second c;lo, 8 75 Ditto third do. 2 so Ditto fourth do. • 1 25 Stores, &a one story high 1() Ditto two stories 20 Ditto three storica .so Sheep added u a penalty 76 Assessments Sheep ten months old and upward• dedttoted at 75 cent. Abatcmeata

Tetal _._ tat• t}fficer1 oj the Customs i~ the Ports "f Entry, irt Connecti,ut, Rhode-~slattd and New-l'ork, COLLECTORS.

Ci!NNEC'tiCtJT. •New.London, Thomas H. Cushing.-•New-Hne4., A· l.raham Biahop.-Fairfield, Walter Bradley.-~liddl.,.. town, Alexander Wolcott.

llHODt·ISLA!'ID. "Newport, William Eller·y -"Providence, Tlo.omat Coles.-•Jkistol, Charlei Collins, jt·.

Nl:W·YORI(, Sar; Harbour Henry P . Deedn!!;.-0 New·Ynrk, and Af· l.any, David Gelstou.-Hudson, lteuben Moores. NoTE. Tlre Porta which hnve stars affixed, titus ("J are tloose at which vcuels from the Cape of Good Hope, er any place beyond, are ad1nitied to r.~ake entry.

1\AVALOFFIC£RS. l'orhmonlh, Elijah Hall -Newburyr•or·t, Daniel Sweet. B everly, Henry Y.lkin!I-Bosl!l~, Thoro:~.s .Melvllle.­ N ewport 'Valtc~ Nichols.-l'rovl-denee, Samuel Hrown. -New-York, J&hn Fergcraon.-Philndelphia, S~muet Glark.~ Ballirnorc, J oshua nnt•ncy . ~NN-tolk , Philemon GRtewood -Wilmlngton,Chadeton Walker -Charleston 'I'ho a~aa Wat'inr;.- :sa,annab1 HatnlJ. M'h1toah.-Xuw• ._rltails, Ed.win Lorl·ain. ;...,__ SURVEYORS. Rh1dd /,la11d. Xewptrt, Joha ~lOcWJ\\ . -l'l' II\'Wcne g , !olaa n. Ila••toa. 157 Jli•nr.:Yo•·h. Joseph C. SwiA, Co,.necticut. New-Lendon, Oliver Champlain.-Stonin~ton, Jl.lija\ Fa.lmer.-Ne11' Hann, \\1illiam Munsan.-:\.1iddletowa0 William Vaa Duersen.-Hat·tford, Solomon Pot•tu.-lillJ• ln-ook, George Wolcott.

REVENUE CUTrER!!. F.ogte, capt. F. Lee, (Con ) Maosachusetts, capt. Tr·evitt, (M'ass.) Vigilant, capt. J. Cahoon, (it. 1) Jl.ctiYe, Ohio, Ethan A llrO\fll L·n~isiann, Jacques Villerc l~r>fluma, Jona Jeu11in~a M l'sis,.;ppi, D•dd Holm~ .11\inois, S. Uond Government of the United States. --•c::»c::»: : e::c:c:::::::=--­ JAMES MONROE, PJlESJDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ~alary 25,000 dollara per annum. DANIEL D. TOMPKINS, VICE-PRE5IDEN'T. Salary 5000 dollars. List of.Member• oj th.e Senate,-- mzd Hou•e of RepJ•esentCJ• liTJel ofthe Uuited :StateB, in the l51h C.:ongren. SECOND· SESSION, SENATORS. New-Hampshire. New-hrsey. Davirr L. Mon·il J•mes J. \Yilson Clement Storer :Mahlon Diekersrm l11assachusetts. Pennsylvania. UarrisQa Gray Otis ,t. bne•· Lacock l'rentiss Mellin J

161 George Peter Samuel Smith Philip Reed Philill Stuart Samut:l Riuggold Virginia. A rchibalcl Austin Charles F. l\Icrcer 'Villiom Lee Ball Hugh Nelson Philip P. Barbour Thomas M. Nelsoa Durwetl Bnssett Thomas Newton William A. Burwell James Pindsll Erlwurd Colston James Pleas•nts J ohn Floyd Ballard Smitb Robert Garnett Alexander Smyth ,lobo Pegram George F. Rtrotcher James Johnson Henry St. Geo. 'l'ucker 'Vm. J. Lewis John Tyler \'Villbm M'Coy Nol'th-Ca7'.()/ina. ,lo!IC.'ph H. Dryan Felix \Valker 'Velden N. Edwarstnll Quarles, jr< lleury Ci:: · , :S"peakeJ•, George Uobertso~t losel'h D · ha 1."homas Speed llichar!l l\1. Johnson Davit! 'frimhlc Anthouy Ne1v David Walker 11 162 Tennessee. 'Villi.,m G Blount Francis Jo,JCI Thomas Claiborne Georg" \V. L. llfarr Samuel Hog~:: John llhca Ohio. Levi Barber \Vm. Henry Haniaoa l'ltilemou Beecher Samuel Herriok Jolm \V. Campbell Peter Hitchcock Louisia nia. lndi(!.na. Thomas Butler 'Villi~ru Hendricks Mis~iss£ppi. Illinois. George Puintle.ner John !.\{'Lean Dli:LEG.o\'J E. j'.Jissouri 'Pcrritor!J, Jobn Scott NVMIIltR-.Senatorl · • • • 4.9 Repreoentatives 185 Dtleg-ate • • • 1

--C2C2:: : :c:::--­ DEP.\ItTME~TS OF THE F'EDERAL GOVERNMENT. Department of Siate. Jolm Quincy Adams, (Mass ) Secreta•·y Sularg SSOOii 1'•·eamry Dt!purtmeH.t. "riLiiam H. Crawford, (S. C.) Secretary 50()() Jos.!ph Anderson, (Tenn.) 1st Comptrollbr 3500 Richard CutU, (Mass.) 2d Comptroller 350() Uichard Harrison, (Va ) Ill Auditor sooo ----, ~ Auditor 3000 Peter Hagner, ( Pa.) 3<1 Auditor :lOOO Conant Freeman, ~th Auditor sooo Stephen PJeaoantoon, 5th Auditor sooo Thomas 'fudor Tucker, ( V" ) l'reasnrer .3000 Joaeph Nourse, (Yo) lte~ister 8000 Samuel H. Srnith, Commaasioner of Revenue 3000 Josiah l1eigs, C~mmissiouer ~en. Land Olfiet: 3!JOO 163 Jl"al' DefJa•·tment. John C. Catholln, (N.c.) Sec•·~ta•·y 450() Robert Brent, P ..ymaster.Hcneral 'i50LI Natl.IJ Dep.wtment. Smith Thompson, (N. Y) ::>corela:·,· 451!0 Geneml Post Office. Return J. Maigs, (Ohi,o,) Postma•te•· General 3011) Assistant, Abraham ll•·adley, (Cou ) )/; •l) Do. Phineas n,·allley, (Con.) )(,()() .~lint. Robert PatteNon, Directo•· !:!(W1fl James Rush, Treasurer ),:,,() Adam Eckfetdt, Coiner 1500 Joseph Richardson, .bsnyer B oo Jooeph Clt>Y

Uobert Scolt, Enll"..aver ...NO;) _____ l!lOJ

JUDICI.fllfY. John Marshal, of Virginin, ChiefJu,tice of' the Uuite

DISTltiCT-- JUDG~.S. District of Maine, Alhm11 K i'•t·is, ,'fat. 8JGOO New.Harnpshire, Jol n S tihe•·bul'lle, H 0 11 1\fassas:husctts, J •hn naviS, lft•O Rhode·Islaad, David Jlov.'cll IOU() Ve•·monl, t:J,jah l'aine, 1'1 '~ ) Courtectieut, PzCt pont b4l w:n·•l9, )']()\) New-York, ChiefJmlr;e, ·" ll T:~lln!l:< :;r c, Hi• n .llddltionsl Juclge, ''~- m. I' Van .:-less, lbt:!U CLERKS--- To the Supreme, Cirllrit, c.nd lh.tr:re Courla. Supreme Com·t, Eiil'8 11. Cal

DrSTRlCT--- ATTOR~EVS. New-H:tmpsloio·e, Daniel llumphreys. Maine, \Vi!• linm P. Preule. Massachusetts, Ge01·ge ntake. Rhode• hl"n:l, A;hcr Hobbins. Connecticut, Hez.ekiah Hunting• t<•n Yc!·mont, Titus Hutchinson. New-York, soutll di•t. J OJ>athlon Fisk i north

From Fra11ce. His Excellency M . Hyde de Nenville, Envoy Extraordi· nary, and Minister Plenipotentiary• .1\l r. Heth, See•·etary of LegatiOJ\. l\Ir. l'l ourguency, attached to the Legation. l\! r. l'<'l ry, Consul General, ad illtcrim, to the U. Statea, at l' lti lndclphil\. l\h I~ .· r·.m f, eleTJe Vlce Consul, l'hilndelphia, • l r . l l ~ Valnai•, Consul, Doeton. :\ft-. Lc Comtc U'Espinvllle, Consul, New.York. , 1~ . A11gelueci , Consul, Bultimore. ]\1r. Coutcaux , Vice Consul, Norfolk· Le M~r qt: i s de l-'o u;ere~~ 1 Consul, CharleatOil IG7 Mr. ftaehet de Cbarl.,ston ~lo·. Lc Loup, Vice Consul, ad interim, ~"''annah .Mr. Guillemin, Omoul, <1d i"tl"run, New.Oo·l.,anl l-'r•11• Great Br•itai11. The Right Hon Charles Ragot, Envoy Extraordinary 'lnd i\Jinister Plenipotentiary Gibhs Ct·2w1onl A ntt·nhus, caq Secretary of Legation. \\'illiam llttnr~ Hughes. e~q PriYate ~eeretary Antt.ony St. lohn ll:.keo·, "''!· Cou•ul (>.,ntt·al James llaker, esq '>•cretao·y J~mes Buehanad, C6ft. Gt ,nsul fn1• 5tate and citv of ~.York " ' illiam Da,.·son, <·•q· Consul f r !\larylan!l, Balluuore 1:\mc~ U) kPs, C!i1 Co11su ' fot· \~h·gi ,l ia, ~orfolk llt"ujamin ~1oodic, •~ sq Cousul fo1· N. aud S. Carolina; and ( ~~m·~i~t. <...a ~ ~r!eston John Ua' i'L:.on. esq Consn1 ror Lnuisiftnn, N. O•·leans D onald :VIaokwtosh1 esq. Cons"I• N cw·tlampshire :uohv, Consul, New-Orlean• Don Felipe Fatio, Consul, Louisiana J)on Carolus .\iulvi, Vice CoRsui, Savannalt }"rom Pru1sia. Frederick Grcuhm,Minister Resident and Coasul General Ualph 13. 1-'m·bes, Consul, Hoston Jacob Sperry, Consul, Phil~delphia .f',·om Port~tgal. M. de 5\crra Cm•rea, Miuister Plenipotentiary of his Maj. esty, King of Portugal, Brazil and Algal'\·es, Philadel· phiu J o.eph Rademaker, Consul Geaernl, Phi!adelp!1ia f\imon S Goodwyn, Consul, Boston .Joaquin Jose Vasqueo, jr. Consul, New-Yat·k Hobert-llar1·y, <..!onsnl, Haltimore Hobert Jlickson, Consul, Norfolk Le--vis Oeblnis, Consnl, ~·ashington City .loan P C~lhorda, Co,.snl, Wilmington, N.C. Carlos Mulvey, Consul, Clo:•deston From fle11mnrk. 1'. PcnrlersGn, Minister Hehla John Bohlen, Vice Consul, fll11l:.delphia (.;eorge flamm(·kin, c(IJI'llll.• Netv-Vork. Charles 'V. Grf'ene, Vil·C Consul, Boston Ftederick \Villiam lll'll""• \'ice Consul, Baltimoro .Jonathan Swift, Vice ("husul, -\le~andl·ia ..\1oses ~1yen~:, Vice l!ons'tl, Norfoik .loscph \Vinthrn1), \'ice ~'tm"ut, Charleaton 8. C·. lti~bard Uelf, V•~e CQI\bt\11 New·O;Iean~ 169

\tleount Quabeek, Prom Sweden and Norvmy. His Exeelleney, 'd •le Kantzow, .\iinistet· Resident Hen•·y Gohn, acting Conoul Genet·al, New-York H Aguiton, Cous1il, Ha!Limore Bernard Dahl~• en, \'ice Consul, Philadelphill S. Bla~ge, Commet·oial \g~ut, Boscon R. Rnger•, jt-. do. Pt·ovidence, R.I. J. Swift, do. Alexanrlt·•a, U, C. John Myers, dn Norfolk J.IJ Cun11ingham, do. Washington, N.C. Edmund Britlge, jt· do. \V ilmirqton, N.C. Joset•h \Vinthror, ; ConstitutiOn 44 !lladison• Ill l.~uen·i~re 41 o..eida• )8 J"V'I 4\ l'!••gara• HI Uuited St.•les 44. Onta•·io IU Snperior• -41 l'encock. 13 Constellation S6 Fu:ton, Slcam Frl!_;nt~ CtlOgl'l_'SS ~6 iloxer Io ,;1/,,,~t.•dr.ni.llJ. 36 Lin·u:r 1,] M<1hnwk" 33 Saranac !G Co,~/i , mt:c• ill s, Iph•..,. 1 ,) (.;l!ut::ral Plk.C., 2'J. Qi,cel&- Churlotte• Ji, S:11·r:tng3. 24 T\corder·~>O'~t• !~ O!lcnq £* ..Jir:t'l ( st·"~ bt1:(') 170 Firebran4 II Porrupine I Hornet 6 Lax 5 Spitfire olo. Despatch . 2 Vesu,·ius flo. Asp · 2 Y engeanee do. • On the f,ahs.-Those ships in italic were captured,

.At I'VaBMngto!l-.'o Line of Battle Ship nearly tinisloed, ~nUt en the stocka as soon :-.s the 74 i" lnuncltcd .!lt.J\m'(o/k-A Line nt Bottle Shir builrling, oml the fnunes ofnnnthe•• 74 a1Hl a Frignte tlt"e also c:o1lecting . .At Phi/rJdelphin-The keel of a 7.\. is laic Ship rn the stocks aR rl in consider a bit~ fnr·w:u dness, and the frames of two Frig. ales are deposi!ecl there. .!It /lo.vlon-The keel of a i·~ is hiol, the ft·ome ooll,.c­ tefl, and will he set up in the sln·ing-. The frames

Commisszoners of the Xavy Board• .lol,n 'ROJ!t' rs, Dr.vid !'ort~r, • htphcn Uecatnr, J . K. Paulc!iu:, Secreta~y

(!fjiccrs rj' the Navy of th~ United States. Capttrins --:Alexander 1\lurray, .1ohn Rodger~, Jnme~ Tlarron, Wm Bai n bricl~e, Hugh G Campbell, Stephen Ue· catlll', Thomns Tingey, Ch:1.1. Stcwnrt, l!m!\C Hull, f,.rae Chatttl.rd, Jamc• Ui.tdlc, C~ad~• G. Hiclj;~!y. Uol:ert T . flpcne.,, D:micl 'r. f'atter~on, Sllmud .\ugu ~, 171 Mckmelhon T. Woolsey, John Ortle Creighton, F.dward Trenohard,J"hn Downes, Joh11 D. Henley. Ma1ter8 Cemmantlant.- Jesse D. Elliott, Robert Hen• ley, Seplaen Cassin, DanielS. Dexter, Jame• Henshaw, David Deacon, Louis Alexis, ~lichael B. Carroll, Sid. ney Smith, Thomas Drown, Nathaniel Haraden, Sa111• uel \Voodhouse, Charles C. 8. Thompson, Ale:P11, JJJau. ___,.,.,.. ____ haac !lull, captain command~nt.

ARMY REGISTEI1. GENEHAL STAFt'. Jllnfo1'-GC11eraU..-Jncob lh·own, .'\ndrew .hok~rn. Jl1tf, Elcazc•· \V ltipley. Daniel P.rker, adj. and ins[>· genet·al, brig. gen. bre• r ' . Hobert Uutler, Roget· .Jones, alijt generals, col3. b• e v"t. At•thur P. llayne aud John E. \Vool, inst>· gens. uc.lo.b·. t. George Gibson, onm gen colnnel dn. COitPS OF ~~~GIMEERS. l Liuet. Colonel-Walker K A•·miatead . Jl-lajo•·s.-W'm. :\JcHea, cnl. brev. ; f'hu Gca!iot. OIW~A~CE OEPARTMt:NT. Color~el-!Jecius Wadswot·th. Lieut. Col..-George 13orofor.i . ./l'laJort-'1.. R. ll'ooley, .fumes n,.l~l . y. MliDIC.U', PAY AND Pl'RCHASING DF:P.\R 'Ht::~; TS• Francia LeBaron, .Ap~thecary G~,l ~'·"l. 17:! Thomas S. Je!ISnp, qr. masltr gen. col. breyet. Hnueo·l llre~t, l'~l mu•t<'r General. Juscvto Loyell, Surgeon (oeneral. HF.GlMEN't 'oF LlGHT ARTILLERY. Colonel-Mooes Poo·ter, brig. gc11. brcv. · Lier·t. Col.-J. R F~nwick, col. brev. W'lic!jrw-Abrahnm Eustis, lt. col Lr. COJtPS OF AltTlLU~RY. Lieut Colonels-G. ~; Mitchell, col. ul'. Jo.s. 1-Ioos~, Wm L:nth~y, 'Wm. 1\lacrea. JI.Jujor·s-G. Armi.lead, lt. col. br. J. Hindman, col. l.rt·. Jas. tiat.khe:.d. F'l RST INFA N"TRY. Colollei-Daniel Bi•sel, hl'ig. ;;~n. br.-Lieut.Col.- J,s. V. ilall, l.n·ev.- .~Jajor--Rich.nl \\'har!CIIh), urev, Sr:COJSD INFANTRY. Co/o,.ei-Hugh Uo·ady.-J.ieut. Cai-Niniau Pinkney• .,1J.ltUCJJ'-Htnry Leov~nworth, Lt~v. col. TfllJW INl'•\NTllY. Co 1onel-.lohn i>lillet·.-Li~ut. Co/.-Thomas S. Jes· •up, col. Lr.-•.Hai••l'-7.. T•ylur, hrcv. }OU!l'l'U INFANTHY. Co'r.ne!-1\'m. 1-,i,•g. -Liwt. Co/.-Uuncan L. Clinch, .,1.:;jcw-t~. )l.lJfl,o~e, lt. ~oJ. lw. l'IFTU L' FANTRY. Cvione!-.1ame< :llil:er, l.rig gen. ur. Lieut. Col.­ J,,,. i.. ~n>ilh. ,M,~jor-J. M. M'Neal, jr. col. brev. SlXTil lNFANT!iY. Co'on~l-Hcn. Alkill&O:'I. Lu:ut. Cul.-J. Snellinr-­ ,)l;l!IOr-G:..; Hu ru!ohrt) s, urev. Sr:VENTH lNFA)ITHY. Colo?!ti-Dsvi.le, .Att~m·-Joha 1\ ick•, hrt\'. EIGHTil 1Nl''ANTilY. C•lone!-H C. ::o\idwias Limt. <:ol.-\V. A. Trimble, brcv. -.~11ujor- \V L

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