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ECLIPSES IN 1834.

There will be five Eclipses this year, three of ike Svtf, and two of tht Moon, as follows, viz;—

I. The first will be of the Sun, January, 9th day, 6h. 26m. eve. invisible.

II. The second will likewise be of the Sun, June, 7th day, 5h. 12m. morning invisible.

III. The third will be of the Moorr, June, 21st day, visible and total. Beginning Ih 52m. ^ Beginning of total darkness 2 55 / Middle 3 38 V, Appar. time End of total darkness (Moon sets). ..4 18 C morn. End of the Eclipse 5 21 j IV. The fourth will be a remarkable eclipse of the Sun, Sunday, the 30th day of November, visible, as follows, viz : Beginning Ih. 21m. J Greatest obscurity 2 40 fAppar. time End 3 51 ( even. Duration 2 30 * Digits eclipsed 10 deg. 21m. on the Sun's south limb. *** The Sun will be totally eclipsed in Mississippi, Alabama Georgia, South Carolina. At Charleston, the Sun will be totally eclipsed nearly a minute and a half.

V. The fifth will be of the Moon, December 15th and I6th days, visible as follows viz : Beginning 15th d. lOli. Q2m. ) Appar. time Middle 16 5 > even. End 1 30 ) Appar. morn. Digits eclipsed 8 deg. 10m.

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Academy of Music Index.

Laws about Husband and Wife Returns of Banks in Mass. Law Schouols Literary Societies Lyceums .... Lunatic Hospital at Worcester Lying-in Hospital

Marine Societies ... 163 Masonic Societies 241 Manufactories in 245 Marine Hospital . . - 166 Miisiers in Chancery 93 Mechanics' Association 244 Mechanics' Institution - 161 Medical Society of Massachusetts 156 Medical Dispensary 158 Medical Schools 149, 158 Middlesex Justices, &c. 54 Militia of Massachusetts 91 Mill Corporation - 172 Ministers and Churches for the several Counties 124 Missionary Societies 150 Municipal Court ... 21 Nantucket Justices, &c. 73 Navy of 217 Newton Institution 147 Norfolk Justices, &c. 85

Phrenological Society - 244 Physicians in Boston 234 Plymouth County Justices, ka. 62 Police Court in Boston 21 Population of United States 192 " of Massachusetts, Postaje .... Post Towns and Post Masters Probate Court*

JANUARY, 1834, begins on Wednesday. ^

FEBRUARY, 1834, begins on Saturday.

New Moon, 8th day, Oh. 17m. eve. First Quarter, 16th day, 4h. 57m. eve. Full moon, 23d day, 4h. 15m. €ve.

M|W| Obs ervable Day s, &c. | r. s.|r.# s.| f. sea More 55~ir35 Sexag. Sunday P. V.M. or 2 5 5 24 Cand. snow. 3 12 6 27 Y'd L. sou. 8h. 20m. 4 15 7 45 Agatha. Cold and 5 12 9 14 Gov. Eustis d. 1825. driv- 6 59 6 3 10 28 ing winds. 6 58 6 47 11 21 Middling 6 57 •set. eve. 3 Quinq. Sun. Qm7e mild 6 55 6 17 38 for tides. 6 54 7 17 February. # apo. 6 53 6j 8 16 Ash Wed. or Lent. 6 51 61 9 16 Some 6 50 610 15 Valentine Day. rain, 6 49 11 14 loith snow. 6 47 morn. 1st Sun. in Lent. Low 6 46 15 C.P.Springf.Gh.tr.r.C.'15. 6 45 1 17 S. J. C. Ded. Fine tides. 6 43 2 21 again 6 42 3 25 7 39 for a few days 6 41 4 28 9 12 7*s sou. Ih. mor. 6 39 5 27 10 33 2217 Wash, born 1732. Cooler. 6 38 6 19 11 35 23K 2d Sun. in Lent. 6 37 •rise morn J 2412 C.P.Lenox. Very O Perig. 6 36 6 54 271 25j3 Cool high 6 34 8 12 1 14| 2614 nights, but tides. 6 33 9 27 1 471 275 Jine days. 6 31 10 41 2 35 2816 Sirius sou. 8h. 6 29 11 54 3 12

VENUS will be morning star till March 7th : thence evening till star December 19th ; thence morning star. JUPITER will be evening star till May 9th thence star till ; morning November 23d ; thence evening star.

MARCH, 1834, begins on Saturday.

Last Quarter, 2d day, 7h. 30m. morn. New Moon, 10th day, 6h. 32m. mora. First Quarter, 18th day, 8h. 18m. morn. Full Moon, 25th day, Ih. 29m. morn. Last Quarter, 31st day, 8h. 42m. eve.

M|W| Observable Days, &ic. \ r.^s.|r.Ss.| f.sea 1 7 Stonny 6 28 morn. 3 29

I 2 E |3d Sun. in Lent, and [able. 6 26 1 2 4 47 3 2 iC.P. Worces.Low disagree- 6 25 2 9 6 17 4 3 SJ.C.L Bos.C.C.Nor.&Gr. 6 24 3 9 7 32 5 4 Reg. sou. llh. tides. 6 22 4 2 8 27 6 5 Much 6 21 4 47 9 11 7 6 Jiner, 6 19 5 26 9 49 8 7 but blustering. 6 18 5 57 10 33 9 E 4th Sun. in Lent. 6 16 6 26 11 4 10 2 C.P.Con. &Taun. Unset- 6 15 6 |set. 11 46 113 Notverjr tied apo. 6 13 6 7 9 ev.l3 12 4 high tides. weather. 6 12 6 8 7 41 13 5 Planet Herschel dis. 1781. 6 11 6 1 11 14 6 Pr. Jack. b. 1767. Signs 6 10 6 1 43 157 a storm. 6 8 6 2 25 I of 16 E 5th Sun. in Lent. V7^. 6 morn. 3 18 17 2 C.P.lps.& G'f. Br. ev. Bos. 6 10 4 33 tides. 6 1 14 6 18^3 |C. C. Plym. Low i6 4 " 19'4 Rain and snow. j6 " 2 16 7 17 2015 Great fire in Bost. 1760. 6 3 14 8 17 2116 iReg. sou. lOh. MuchQ 4 7 9 10

227 I finer. 5 4 5410 E 6th Sun. in Lent. P. S. 5 5 3310 34 C. P. North'p. Un- O per. 5 6 7ill 25 C.C. Taun.&Worc. Sud- ^rise morn. common high den 7 22 4 7*s set lOh. 50m. tides. 8 39 40 Good Friday, changes, 5 49 9 52 1 25 tvith 5 48 11 2 2 9 Easter Day. 5 46 morn. 2 58 rain. 5 4.5 6 3 52 APRIL, 1834, begins on Tuesday.

New Moon, 8th day, llh. 58rn. eve. First Quarter, 16th day, 7h. 34m. eve. Full Moon, 23d day, 9h. 51m. morn. Last Quarter, 30th day, llh. 47m. morn, m| vv| Observable Days, &c. |r.^s. [r.^s.|f. sea

13 /I 1 4 t>/ C. P. Boston. Coultr, 5 43 5 , 2 but Jine 5 42 7( 1 55 6 14 3 for the 5 41 2 46 7 40 4 St. Amb. season. 5 39 ^1 3 14 8 50 5 Reg. sou. 9h. Mid. 5 38 7i 3 46 I 9 36 6 Ist.tS.p.East.L.S. Changes 5 36 7| 4 13 10 12 7 tides. O apo. 5 35 7i 4 38 10 42 8 S.J.C.Con. C.C.Ip.}3ar.& 5 34 7 •set. II 20 9 [Sp. C. P. Barn, to 5 32 7' 7 1 III 51 10 cooler, with 5 31 7 8 1 'ev. 46 ill 7*s set 9h. 40m. frequent 5 29 7l 9 1 I il2 gusts of rain. 5 28 710 4 1 32 13 .2d Sun. p. East. 5 27 711 8 2 10 I

!l4i2 C. P. Plym. Low Finer 5 25 7 morn. I 2 51 !153 IS.J.C.Wori&G'f.C.C.Ded. 5 24 7 9 3 44 |1G4 for some tides. 5 22 7 1 8 4 47 I jJ75 Dr. Frank, d. '90, ag. 84. 5 21 7 2 2 6 8 186 days. 5 20 7 2 41) 7 39 '1917 'Eat. Cone. Lex. 1775. 18 7 3 30 8 54 5^0 !E 3d Sun. p. East. Signs 7 4 5 9 50 21i'i C. C. Nant. High of 7 4 36 JO 37 223 S.J.C. No'p.&Tau. per. 7 5 6 11 21 tides rain. 7 ris. II 54 j 9 ^JVow look again. 7 8 21 morn.

[St. Mark. out for 7| 9 34 . 45 |7*s set 8h. 42m. a 710 45 1 27 ;4th Sun. p. East. 7111 49 2 8 C. P. Dedham. storm. 7|morn. 2 54 293 S.J.C. Ips.&Sp.C.C.Len. 7 42 3 38

304 I tide low. 71 1 27 4 15

MAY, 1834, begins on Thursday

New Moon, 8th day, 3h. 41m. eve. First Quarter, 16th day, 3h. lOni. morn. Full Moon, 22d day, 6h. 17m. eve. Last Quarter, 30th day, 4h. 9m. mom.

MjWl Observable Days, &c. r. !.|f., i 1|5 Sts. Phil. & Ja. 3 7 2 4 5 18 Very fine. 2 7 2 34 6 34 37 Inv. of Cross. Mid. 1 7 3 7 53 4E 5th Sun. p. E. Rog-. # ap 59 8 3 24 8 57 52 Bon. d. 1821. tides. 58 8 3 45 9 39 S. J. C. Barn. Some 57 8 4 10 10 13 showers. 56 8 4 30 10 43 85 Asc. Day. H. Thur. Cooler 55 8 Oset. 11 24 96 ivith some 54 8 7 46 11 58 10 7 7*s set 8h. frost. 53 8 9 I ev. 44 HE Sun. past Ascen. 52 8 10 4 1 21 122 Qiiite fine, 51 8 11 4 2 3 l:l3 S J.C Len.& Ply. C.C.Con. . 50 8 morn. 2 47 144 Low imih showers.]^ 48 8 1 3 33 15)5 Good planting 4 47 8 48 4 27 16:6 iveather.4 46 8 1 31 5 28 177 Great frost 1794. tides. |4 45 8 2 6 6 45 IS'E Whit. Sun. Cooler. Signs 4 44 8 2 37 8 10 192 WhitMon. Dark d. '80. 4 43 8 3 6 9 22 1203 Quite of • per, 4 42 8 3 35 10 16 214 C C. Edgar, high tides 4 42 8 4 211 3 225 rain, for the season. 41 8 • ris 11 41 23 6 Changeable 40 8 8 25 morn. for some 39 8 9 32 Trin. Sun. days. 38 8jl0 31 C. P. Edgar. 37 8 11 22 7*s rise 4h. Low More 36 8 morn. (Old Elect. Ms.) signs 36 8 2 of tides. 35 8 35 I rain. 4 34 8 1 4 Anta. sou. llh. 40m. 14 33 8 1 28 JUNE, 1834, begins on Sunday.

JULY, 1834, begins on Tuesday. AUGUST, 1834, begins on Friday.

SEPTEMBER, 1834, begins on Monday;. OCTOBER, 1834, begins on Wednesday.

New Moon, 2d day, 6h. 18m. eve. First Quarter, 9th day, llh. 16m. morn. Full Moon, 17th day, llh. 42m. morn. Last Quarter, 25th day, llh. 44m. mom,

M|W| Observable Days, &c. | r^s. |r.©s.| f.sea Very jint 6 12 6 2 Maj. And. ex. 1780. 3 Great for the ©peri. 4 7*s sou. 2h. 50m. tides. 5 I9th Sun. p. Trin. season. 6 C. P. Nant. Groivs 7 C.P.Bos. C.C. Spring. 8 cooler. 9 St. Dennis. High winds, 10 with U rain. 12 20th S. p. Trin. Pleasant !3 C.P. Spring. C.C. Nan. /or 14 S J.C.L.Ca. C.C.Newb& 15 Med. Lee. com. Bos. [Ba. 16 5 October. Becomes Burg. sur.'77. Mid. ® apo St. Luke. tides, rouah, 21st S. p. T. Cor ta. '8l ivith si^ns S. J. C.L. Plym. of snow. Qiiite Quite low 24:6 fme with 7*s sou. lb. 35m. tides. 22d Sun. p. Tr. dashes of C. P. Lenox. rain. S.J.C.L.Ded. Much cooler, with some More than middling tides, snow. O peri.

NOVEMBER, 1834, begins on Saturday. DECEMBER, 1834, begins on Monday.

First Quarter, 7th day, 7h. 58m. eve. Full Moon, 16tli day, Oh. llm. morn. Last Quarter, 23d day, 8h. 5m. morn. New Moon, 30th day, 2h. 28m. morn.

M|W| Observable Days, &c. |r.0s.|r.# s.| f. sea 1

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WINTER MAIL AURAJSTGEMENT.

Post Office, Boston, December 27, 1833.

The following Mails will be closed at this office at the times speci- fied, until further notice :

Albany, via Worcester and Brookfield, every day except Saturday, at 7 P. M. Northampton and Springfield by the same Mail, Ashford, Ct., via Mendon, Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 6 P. M. Andover and Haverhill, daily, at 6 A. M.

Bristol, R. I. via Taunton, every day except Saturday, at 8 P. M. Barnstable, via Kingston and Plymouth, every day except Satur- day, at 8 P. M. Bridgewater, daily, at half past 11 A. M. Duxbury, do. at 9 A. M. Dudley, via Grafton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 A.M. Fitchburg, every day, except Friday at 6 P. M. Hanover, N. H., and Burlington, Vt., daily, at 6 P. M. Londonderry and Derry, N. H., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, at 6 P. M. New Bedford, via Taunton, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 P. M. Do. via Middleboro', Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 8 P. M. Marshfield, via Hingham, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. Nantucket, via Hyannis, every day except Saturday, at 8 P. M.

Providence, R. I., every day, at 9 A. M. Petersham, via Lancaster, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 6 P. M. Windsor, Vt., via Dunstable and Amherst, every day, at 6 P. M. Walpole, N. H., via Concord, Ms., and Keene, N. H. every day, except Friday, at 6 P. M. Worcester, every day, at 12 M and 7 P. M. Watertown and Waltham, Brighton and Newton, every day except Sunday, at 2 P. M.

> Lowell and Billerica, daily, at 1 P. M., and 6 A. M. , # Great Eastern Mail, every day at 3 P. M. Great Southern, at 10 P. M. every day. 3outliem Mail is due daily at half past 3 P. M.

1 18 Population of Massachusetts. CENSUS OF THE TOJVA'S LV ^fJiSSJlCHUSETTS With the Date of Incorporation and the Distance from Boston. SUFFOLK. 18:0 1830 Boston 43,298 61,392 Chelsta 594 642 ESSEX. 1629 Salem 12,731 13,886 34 Ipsuieh 2.553 35 Nfwbury 3,^71 T.vim 4.515 39 Gloucester 6,38 4 39 Rowley 1,K25 40 Salisbury 2.006 43 Weiiham 573 45 Maiicliest. 1,201 45 Haveiliill 3,0/0 46 Aiidovt-r 3,889 49 MarhUh. 5,630 50 Top^fielcl 866 68 Ani.sbiiry 1.956 63 Beverly 4,283 75 Brail fold 1,^00 85 ITid 1,535 SS nilieiica 1,380 SS Groton 1,897 60 Marlboro' 1,952 63 Dnnstable 584 74 Sherburne 811 83 Stow 1,495 Boxboro' 91 Newton 1,850 1700 Frarningh. 2.037 2,3 13 1 DnKiit 1,407 1,615 12 Weston 1,041 1,091 13 Lexington 1,200 1,541 Population of Massachusetts. 19

Inc. 1820 1830 Dis. NANTUCKET. I 1640 Mais'ifieid 1,5 V2 1,563 Inc. 1820 1830 DIs. 44 H.ill 172 198 1687 Nantucket 7,266 7,202 100 56 Uriilijcwa. 5.675 1.855 60 Mit!iU,l).>, 4,^^87 5,008 WORCESTF. 86 3.034 3.5.i6 1653 Lancaster- 1,862 2,016 35 1707 PI) ii.pton 930 920 67 Mendon 2,254 3,152 32 11 I'l'mbujUe 1.297 1,324 84 Worcester 2,962 4,172 40 12 Al>iiij^i«iii 1,020 2.4 23 17:3 Oxford 1,562 2,034 54 26 1.3 H 1,322 13 L< ictster 1,252 1,782 4S

27 Hartovt-r 1,211 1,300 13 Kit I land 1,262 1.276 55

34 H:. 1 1 lax 749 709 15 Stjiiou 2.056 2,186 48 39 ^V'ai< ham 952 1,885 17 Wisiboio' 1.326 1,438 34 90 Ciivi-r 839 970 18 Rrookfield 2,292 2,342 64 1820 Haiisitii 917 1.030 27 Uxbiide^e 1,551 2.086 38 21 X. Hridc^e. 1.480 1,953 27 Soiiihboro' 1,030 1,080 30

22 i .055 1.042 27 Shiewshu, 1.458 1.086 40 23 E. Bridjjc-. 1,435 1,653 28 LniHHbu. 1,209 1,318 45 31 Dudley 1,615 2.155 55 BKISTOL. 32 Haivard 1,597 1,681 35 1639 Taunton 4.520 6,045 35 Grafrou 1,154 1,889 40 45 Rili-ihotli 2,7J0 2,468 35 Upton 1,088 1,157 3« 64 Dailmniith 3,6n 3,Sft7 38 Haul wick 1,836 1,885 70 67 Swaiizty 1,9^3 1,677 38 Rolton 1,229 1.258 33 83 Krffiown I,8fi3 1.909 38 Stinbiidge 1,633 1,688 70 91 Anleljoro' 3,055 3.215 40 Holden 1.402 1,718 51 1711 Nmioii 1,600 1,484 40 Leominster 1,790 1,861 46 12 Dierlilim 658 1.737 41 Western 1.112 1,189 6« 25 Easton 1,803 1.756 46 D(niB:la« 1,375 1,742 47 31 Kavnham 1,071 1,209 51 N. Braintr. 8«8 825 66 35 B-.kl.v 1 060 907 53 Spencfi- 1.548 1,618 51 70 Mansfield 1,223 1,172 54 Petersham 1,626 1,695 65 87 N. B.(lf.>iii 3,947 7,5t>2 54 Charlton 2,134 2,173 90 87 Wrst|M.rt 2,633 2,773 62 'Jenipleton 1,331 1,551 60 90 S.-niiTSft 1,116 1,024 62 Athol 1,211 1,325 7i 1303 T.oy 1,594 4,159 62 Oiikliam 936 1,010 62 12 Fail haven 2.733 3,034 64 J-ifchlmrp: 1,736 2,180 43 l: Sti koiik 2,775 2,134 64 Winthmd. 1,213 1,463 60 28 Pa«ttieket 1,458 65 Paxton 618 597 55 65 Koyalston 1 424 1,494 70 BARVSTABL E. 65 Aslibnrnh. 1.230 1,403 S5 1639 Banisrable 3,824 3.975 66 Norihboio' 1,018 994 30 39 Sandwich 2,484 3,367 67 Hiibbardst. 1.367 1.674 55 99 Yaimonth 2.232 2,251 69 Westn.ins. 1,634 1,695 54 46 Kasibam 766 966 71 Princeton 1,2') I 1.345 49 86 FalnioMih 2,370 2,548 72 Northbridge 905 1,05 3 45 94 Haruith 1,980 2,464 74 Barre 2.C77 2,503 58 1709 Trnro 3,241 1,549 78 Ward 608 690 50

12 C ha I ham 1.630 2,134 MiJford 1,160 1,380 SO 27 Provinctt. 1,252 1,710 Stetling 1,710 1,739 39 23 Wriirteet 1,472 2.04 4 625 692 SJ 33 DeJUiU 1,997 2,317 85 Gardner 911 1,023 58 97 Orleans 1,?48 1,799 86 B'lyUton 902 820 45 1803 Brewster 1,285 1,418 86 Phillipston 9)6 932 1801 Dana 664 623 65 nUKES. 8 W. Boylston 886 1.053 45 1671 Edgartown 1.374 1,509 2 N. nr

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. , Chief Justice. , Leominster, ) John M. Williams, Taunton, \ Associate Justices. David Cummins, Salem, )

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judge. Thomas W^ Phillips, Clerk. Samuel Dunn Parker, Attorney. Henry Homer, Crier.

The Municipal Court is holden the first Monday in each month.

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON.

Benjamin Whitman, ^ W^illiam Simmons, C Justices. John Gray Rogers, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Assistant Clerk, William Knapp. The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, a. m. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. m. The salaries of the Justices are 1500 dollars each. 2 23 County Commissioners.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ' The Court of Sessions and Commissioners of High- ways are abolished, and County Commissioners, substi- tuted in their stead. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. Stephen Barker, Andover, Joseph Winn, Salem, John W. Proctor, Danvers. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. Augustus Tower, Stow, David Townsend, Waltham, Abner Wheeler, Framingham. PLYMOUTH. Thomas Weston, Middleborough, Chairman. Jared Whitman, Abington, John Collamore, Scituate. Special Commissioner, Daniel Mitchel, Bridge water. HAMPSHIRE. Charles P. Phelps, Hadley, Chairman. Alvan Rice, Chesterfield, Ithamar Conkey, Amherst. Special Commissioners, Oliver Smith, Hatfield, Elisha Strong, Northampton. BRISTOL. Noah Claflin, Attleboro', Chairman. Lemuel Tripp, Fairhaven, John Mason, Swanzey. Special Commissioners, Abner B. GifFord, Westport, Ichabod Lincoln, Taunton. BARNSTABLE. Samuel P. Croswell, Falmouth, Chairman. Matthew Cobb, Barnstable, Obed Brooks, Harwich. Special Commissioners, Elisha Pope, Sandwich, Orren Howes, Dennis. DUKES. Harrison P. Mayhew, Chilmark, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, Ichabod Norton, Edgartown. Special Commissioners, John Hancock, Chilmark, Ber- nard Luce, Tisbury. NANTUCKET. William Coffin, Chairman. Josiah Hussey, Zacheus Hussey. Supreme Judicial Courts. 23 WORCESTER. Jared Weed, Petersham, Chairman. Edmund Cushinor, Lunenburg-, William Eaton, Wor- cester, James Draper, Spencer. BERKSHIRE. Luther Washburn, Pittsfield, Chairman. Peter Brig-o-s, , Lyman Brown, Sandisfield. Special Commissi'meis, Edward Stevens, New Marlbo- rough, Levi Belden, Lenox. NORFOLK. Samuel P. Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. William Ellis, Dedham, Lewis Fisher, Franklin, Na- thaniel,Tucker, Milton. FRANKLIN. Horace W. Taft, Sunderland, Chairman. Thomas Longley, Hawley, John Arms, Conway. Special Commissioneis, Rufus Saxton, Deerfield, Thad- deus Coleman, Greenfield. HAMPDEN. William Bliss, Springfield, Chairman. Joel Norcross, Monson, Reuben Boies jr., Blandford. Special Commissioner^ Robert Emery, Springfield.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS. Suffolk and JVantucket. Boston, 1st Tues in March. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 3d Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, and Dukes County. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Worcester. Worcester, on the 1st Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. JVorfolk. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Mon next preceding the 4th Tues in September. 24 Court of Common Pleas.

NISI PRIUS TERMS.

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

Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas. Suffolk. Boston, 1st Tues in January, April, July, and October. Essex. Ipswich, on the 3d Mon of March, and 3d Mon of December. Salem, 3d Mon of June. New- buryport, 3d Mon of September. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in September, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Mon in June. Cambridge, 2d Mon in December. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in November- Meetings of County Commissioners. 25

Plymouth. Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 2d Mon in August, and 1st Mon in December. SristoL Taunton, on the 2d Mon of March and September, and at New Bedford, on the 2d Mon of June and December. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the Tues next succeedingr the 1st Mon of April, and the 1st Tues in September. Dukes. Edgartown, on the last Mon in May, and the last Mon of September. JVantucket. Nantucket, let Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. Worcester. Worcester, 1st Mon in March, 8d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December annually. Berkshire. Lenox, 4th Mon of February, June, and October. JVbrfolk. Dedham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in September, and 3d Mon in December. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 3d Mon in March, 2d Mon in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, 3d Mon in June, 2d Mon in October, and 3d Mon in February.

Meetings of the County Commissioners. Essex. Ipswich, on the 2d Tues of April. At Salem, on the 2d Tues of July. At Newburyport, on the 2d Tues of October, and on the 4th Tues of December. At Salem, Ipswich, or Newburyport, as the Court de- termine at the preceding term. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 1st Tues of January, and at Concord, on the 2d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in September. Hampshire. Northampton, on the 1st Tues in Sep- tember, on the 1st Tues in March, and 1st Tues of June and December. Plymouth. Plymouth, on the 3d Tues in March, and on tHe 1st Tues in August, and on the 2d Tues in De- cember. Bristol. * Taunton, on the 4th Tues in March, and on the 4th Tues in September. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of April, and on the 2d Tues of October. 26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Dukes. Edgartown, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon in May, and on the Wed next after the 2d Men in November. JVarducket. Nantucket, 3d Mon of April, and 2d Mon of October. Worcester. Worcester, the 4th Tiies in March, the 2d Tues of September, and on the 3d Tues of June, and the 4th Tues of December. Berkshire. Lenox, on the last Tues in April, and on the last Tues in September. JVotfolk. Dedham, on the 3d Tues of April, and on the 4th Tues in September. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 1st Tues in March, on the 1st Tues in September, and on the 2d Tues of June and December. Hampden. Springfield, on the 2d Tues of April, and 1st Tues of Oc*tober, and 4th Tues of June and De- cember.

Calendar of Probate Courts. SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office, in the County Court House, School Street, Boston, every Monday except the first Monday in each month. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich, on the 1st Tues in February, March, May, June, August, September, No- vember, and December. At Salem, Jst Tues in Janua- ry, April, July, and October, and the 3d Tues in Feb- ruary, May, August and November. At Newburyport, op the 2d Tues in March, June, September and Decem- ber. At Haverhill on the 3d Tues in April and October. At Gloucester, on the 2d Tues in May and November. At Marblehead, on the Wed following the 1st Tues in April and October. At Lynn, on the Wed following the 1st Tues in January and July. At Andover, (North

Parish,) 3d Tues in January ; and Andover, (South Parish,) 3d Tues in July, MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tues of March, May and November, and on the 1st Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 27

Tues of September. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charles- town, on the 3d Tues of February and August. At Framingham, on the last Tues of June and October. At Grot^on, on the 1st Tues of May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June* and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. HAMPSHIRE. At the Court House in Northampton, on the 1st Tues of each month in the year, except July. At Amherst, on the 2d Tues in April and October. At Belcherton, on the 2d Tues of February and August, at the house of J. H. Clapp. xAt Chesterfield, on the 2d Tues in May and September, at the house of £. Clapp. PLYMOUTH. At Scituate, on the 1st Tues of March and June, and last Tues of August and November. At the Probate Office in Plymouth, on the 3d Ivlon of February and May, and on the 2d Mon of April and August, and on the'lstMon in December. At East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tues of April, July and October. At Middle- borough, on the 1st Tues of May, August and Novem- ber. At Rochester, on Wed next after the 1st Tues of May and November. BRISTOL.

The 1st Tues in each month, as follows : — At Taun ton, in January, March and August. At Norton, in July and November. At Dighton, In June and December, and 1st Fri after 1st Tues in every month, except June and December. At New Bedford, in May and October. At Freetown, in February. At Sekonk, in September. At Troy, the last Tues in June. At Westport', the last Tues in July. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, February, March, June and September. At the house of Jabez Rowland, in West Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of July and December. At the house of Joshua Hamblin, in Yarmouth, on the 2d Tues of Au- gust. At the house of William Fessenden, in Sandwich, on the 2d Tues of November. At the house of David Lewis, in Falmouth, on Wed next after the 2d Tues in 28 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

November. At the house of David Kendrick, in Har- wich, on the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Eiisha Crocker, in Brewster, on Tues next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Henry Knowles, in Orleans, on Wed next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house ofJoshua Y. Pierce, in Welfleet, on Thurs next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Ezra Crocker, in Coatuit village, on the 3d Tues of May. DUKES. At the house of Bernard Luce, in Tisbury, on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Jane Luce, on the 3d Mon of April. At the house of Charles Butler, in Edgar- town, on the 3d Mon of July, and 3d Mon of October. WORCESTER. At the Probate Office in the Court House in Worces- ter, on the 1st Tues in every month. At the house of Mr. Wright, innholder in Templeton, on Thurs next after the 3d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in October. At the house of Elijaii Hammond, innholder, of West Brookfield, on the 2d Tues in April, and 4th in October. At the house of Mr. Rand, jr. innholder in Lancaster, on the 3d Tues in May and November. At the house of , innholder in Uxbridge, 4th Tues in May and November. At Barre, on the 3d Tues of August and January. At Mendon, on the 4th Tues in May. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the ]st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Gris wold's, in Great Barrington, on the 2d Tues in i'ebruary, May, August and November. At Mr. Tower's, in Lanesborough, on the 2d Tues in Jan- uary, April, July and October. NORFOLK. At the Court House in Dedham, on the 1st Tues of each month. At Quincy, on the 2d Tues of February, May and August. In Roxbury, at or near the Town House, on the Wed following the 2d Tues in February, May, August and November. In th first parish in Wren- tiiam, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. —

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At the Factory Village in Med way, on the Monday next preceding the 3d"Tues of February and Nov. FRANKLIN. x\t Greenfield 2d Tnes in February and March, 3d Tuesday in June, 4th Tues in August, 2d Tues in Oc- tober, 1st Tues in November, and 3d Tues in Decem- ber. At Conway, 1st Tues in January and 3d in July. At Charlemont, 3d Tues in May and October. At Wendell, 1st Tues in February, and 3d Tues in Sep- tember. At Warwick, the day following 1st Tues in February, and the day following the 3d Tues in Sep- tember. HAMPDEN.

At Springfield, nine times : at Westfield, twice ; and at Monson, twice in each year, at such places and times in said terms as the Judge shall appoint.

Laws passed in 1833, provide as follows: That the Judge of Probate may make allowance to a widow ac- cording to his discretion, when such widow shall waive the provision made for her by her husband's will, Guardians may be appointed by Judges of Probate, to persons residing on unincorporated lands within their respective counties. — Estates of aliens leaving no widow may be administered upon by consuls.— Extend- ed privileges to claimants on insolvent estates are also granted, to be exercised under the authority of Judge of Probate.

JUSTICES throuerhout the Commonwealth, arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Nathan Dane, Beverly William Prescott, Boston Artemas Ward, Boston Oliver Fiske, Worcester Bezaleel Taft, Uxbridge John Lowell, Boston Benjamin Pickman, Salem Charles Turner, Chelsea Perez Morton, Dorchester John Davis, Boston Daniel Davis, Boston , Groton Harrison G. Boston , Cambridge Daniel Kilham, Wenham George Blake, Boston 3 30 Justices in Massachusetts.

E. Starkweather,Worthin. Edmund Cushing,Lunenb. Ephr. Williams, Deerfield Thos.L.Winthrop, Boston , Boston Jacob Hall, Boston N. Mitchell, East-Bridge- John Merrill, Newbury water John Endicott, Dedham Samuel S. Wilde, Boston , E.Bridg-ew. Samuel Putnam, Boston Ezra Mudg-e, Boston John Wells, Boston JoshuaDanforth, Pittsfield Nath'l Bowditch, Boston , Groton Peter C. Brooks, Medford Mark Doolittle, Belchert. John T. Kirkland, Boston John Mason, Swanzey Samuel Crocker, Taunton BezaleelTaft, jr. Uxbridge John Pickerino-, Boston Jonathan Phillips, Boston Samuel P. P. Fay, Camb. Sam. C. Allen, Northfield Silas Holman, Bolton George Hull, Sandisfield RichardSullivan,Brookline James Savage, Boston B.W.Crowninshield, Bost. Joseph E. Sprague, Salem ThomasGreenleaf.Quincy Nathan Brooks, Concord Josiah Quincy, Cambr. H.A.S.Dearborn, Roxbury William Reed,Marblehead , Boston Samuel Porter, Hadiey Lemuel Shaw, Boston Abrah.Holmes, Rochester Joseph Kittredge, Andov. Joseph Locke, Lowell Jona. Dwicrht, Springfield • ,Leominster Josiah J. Fiske,Wrentham Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham John Locke Ashby Wm. P. Walker, Lenox , Pittsfield Thos. Weston, Middlebo' Luke Fiske, Waltham Nathan Chandler, Lexing. Patrick Boise, Granville David Cummins, Salem Elijah Swift, Falmouth Jesse Putnam, Boston Jos. Bowman, N.Braintree Marcus Morton, Taunton John C. Gray, Boston Nathan Willis, Pittsfield Howard Lothrop, Easton RusselFreeman,Sandwich Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Stephen White, Boston John Q. Adams, Quincy , Salem James T. Austin, Boston Jairus Ware, Dedham S. T. Armstrong, Boston James Fowler, Westfield John R. Adan, Boston Stephen Barker, Andover , Boston Hezekiah Barnard, Boston David Mackjr. Middlefield

I GOVEHKORS Lr M.iSS.iCIIUSETTS.

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

Governors of Plymouth , chosen annually by the People.

162a John Carver \C)44: Edward VVinsIow 1621 Willinm Bradford 1645 Williarxi Cradfoid 1633 Edward Wiiislow 1()57 Tlioiuas Prince 1634 Th.-mas Prince 1673 Josi-.s Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Tho.s. Hinckley, 7cAo

1636 Edward Winslow held his jf I ace, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption by Jindros^ 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction icith Massa- 1639 William Bradford chusetlsiniijm.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter^ chosen annually by the People * 1630 1646 John Winthrop 1634 '1 homas Dudley 1611X John Endicott 1635 John Haynes 1650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henry Vane 1()51 John Endicoit 1637 John Winthrop 1654 Richard Beliingham 1640 Thomas Dudley J 655 John Endicoit 1641 Richaril Beliingham ]()()5 Richard Bollingham 1642 John Wintiirop 1673 John Leverett 1644 John Endicoit 1679 Simon Bradstreet 1645 Thomas Dudley

^fter the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 Joseph Dudley, Pres^ by the people, and Simon 1687 Sir Edmund Andros, Bradstreet elected President, Governor. loho in 1691 was chosen 1689 Sir Edmund deposed Governor.

* In 1628, the Company in for settling Massachusetts Bay chose Matthew Cradpck, Governor, and Thomas Gofle, Lieutenant Governor, but they never came to . 33 Governors of Massachusetts.

Governors of Massnclnisetts under the Second Charter, appointed by the King. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir Willi.-mi Phips 1692 William Stoughtun, to 1099-1700 Earl of Bellamont 1702. 1702 May. The Council. 1702 Thomas Povey Joser-'li Dudley 1714 Feb.' The Council. 1715 William Tailor March. Joseph Dud- ley 1716 Samuel Shute 1723 William Drummer 1723 William B.irnet 17£9 William Driinwner 1730 Jonathan I5elcher 1730 Willumi Tailor 1740 William Shirley 1733 Spencer Piiips 1753 William Shirley 1756 Spencer Phips 1757 .^pril. The Council. Thomas Pownal 1758 Thomas Hutchinson, 17G0 Francis Bernard to 1770. 1770 Thomas Hutchinson 1770 Andrew Oliver 1774 Thomas Gage 1774 Thomas Oliver

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

Under the New Constitution, chosen annually by the People^ Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1785 1780 Thos-CnshinpT, foFeb.28,1788 1785 James Bowdoin, 1787 1788 Benjamin Lincoln, 1789 1787 John Hancock, Oct. 8, 1793 1789 S'imiiel Adams, 1794 1794 , 1797 1794 Moses GUI, May 20, 1800 1797 ,June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.l0,1802 1800 Caleb Slron^, 1807 1802 Edward H. Kobbins, 1807 1807 James Sullivan, Dec.lO, 1807 Levi Lincoln, 1809 1809 , 1810 1809 David Cbb, 1810 1810 , 1812 1810 William Gray, 1812 1«12 , 1816 1812 William Phillips, 1823 1816 John Brooks, 1823 1823 Levi Lincoln, Feb. 1824 1823 William Euslis, Feb. 6 1825 1824 Mnrcus Morton, July, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1826 Thomas L.Winthrop, 1832 1834 John Davis. 1833 Samuel T. Armstrong. yo^c—Those Lientenant GoTcrnors whose names are in italics, acted as Governors proteto. Government of Massachusetts. 33

Civil Gover.\ment of Massachusetts,

For the Political Year, commencing January, 1834, and ending January, 1835.

His Excellency JOHN DAVIS, Governor. His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong, Lieutenant-Governor. COUNCIL. Hon. James Savage. Hon. Elijah Swift. Luke Fiske. David Mack. jr. Joseph Bowman. James Ilichardson. Howard Lothrop. Benjamin Sheldon. William Ferson.

Secretary of the Commonwealth, Edward D. Bangs. Chi^'f Clerk. William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commomceallh^ Hezekiah Barnard.

Joseph Foster, Isl Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in State-House.

SENATE. Hon. Benjamin T. Pickman, President. Suffolk^ Hon. Benjamin T. Pickman, John Cotton, Alexander U. Everett, George Blake, John R. Adan, William Foster. Essex, h"on. ('ideon Barstow, Josiah Newhall, Wil- liam Nichols, Jesse Kimball, Samuel Merrill, Robert Hooper, jr. Middlfsfx, Hon. Elihn Cutler. Nathaniel Austin, Na- thaniel Wright, Daniel Shattuck, Sidney Willard. 34 Representatives for 1834.

Plymouth, Hon . Isaac L. Hedge. J^orfolk^ Hon. Christopher Webb, Johh Bailey, Geo. Hawes. Bristol Hon. Nathan C. Brownell, Samuel French, Seth Whitmarsh. IVorcesler, Hon. Samuel Mixter, Ira Barton, Samuel Lee. Charles Hudson. Charles Russell: Hejoice Newton. Hampshire, Hon. Eliohalet Williams. John Leland. Ha'mpdeii, lion. Patrick Boise, James Byers. Franklin^ Hon. Daniel \\ ells. Berkshire, Hon. Edward Stevens, Thomas B. Strong. Barnstable, Hon. Charles Marston. JVantuckel and Dukes^ Hon. David Joy. Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gragjr. Jlssislat.t Clerk. Rev. Chandler Bobbins. Chaplain. Charles C. Cutting, Page.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Hon William B. Calhoun, Speaker, Luther S. Cushing. Clerk. Rev. Edward T. Taylor, Chaplain. SUFFOLK. Boston, Samuel Aspinwall, Leighton, Thomas Minns, James Barry, jr. William Daniel Messinger, Hugli Brigham, Noah Brooks, Montgomery Oliver W.B. Samuel Chessman, Samuel Peabody, .Tolm L. Phillips, Dorr, Georgre Darracott, Thomas W. Phillips, Wm. Samuel A. Eliot, William Parker, Simon W. Robin- T. Eustis, Luther Faulk- son, Daniel Rhodes, James ner, Benjamin Fiske, John Ridgevvay, Henry Rice, C. Gray, Prentiss Hobb^, Thomas Richardson, Ben- Samuel D. Harris, Wm J. j-amin Steven.^?, Stephen Hubbard, Thomas Hunt- White, Grenvillo T Win- ing, Henry W. Kinsman, throp, Charles Wells, Tho- Jared Lincoln, Charles mas Wetmore. Lincoln, Heman l^incoln, Joseph Lewis, Charles Chelsea^ Joseph Stowers.

1 Representatives for 1834. 35 ESS EX. Amesbuj-y, Joshua Colby, C. Richardson. John Stone Jonathan Morrell, jr. Thos. Lynnfteld, Joshua Hewes. Weed. Manchester, John E. Boho- Andover^ Nathan W. Ha- non. zen Joseph Kittredge, Marhlehead, Ezekiel Dar- Merrill Pettingill, Nathan ling, James Goodwin, John Shattuck, Nathaniel Ste- Quiner. Frederick Robin- vens. son. William Widger, jr. Beverly^ Cotton Bennet, Methuen. Samuel H. Har- Nehemiah Roundy, John ris. John Tenney. Safford, Jesse Sheldon. Middleton, Amos Batchel- Boxford, Charles Peabody. der. Bradford, Edmund Kim- JVewhiwy, Moses Little. ball, Jonathan Kimball. JVewburyport, William S. Da/ivers, Henry Cook, Allen Charles H Balch, John Page, John Preston, , William Jonathan Shove. Davis. William Faris, Essex, Jonathan Story, 3d. Ebenezer Mosely. Gloucester, Gorham Bab- Rowley. Thomas Gage, son, John Blatchford, Jon- John Kimball athan Cutler, Aaron Day, Salem, Holton J. Breed. Josiah Oriffin, Theophilus Caleb Foote, Nathaniel Herrick, Gideon Lane, jr. Frothingham, Saml. Hol- John VVonson. man, jr. John C. Lee Wil- Hamilton, Israel D.Brown liam Mansfield, Warwick Haverhill, Ephraim Cor- Palfrey. jr William Peele, liss, Thomas 'g. Fams- David Roberts, Leverett worth. Daniel P McQ,ues- Saltonstall. Michael She- ten, Nathan Webster. pard. William Sutton, Ipswich. Josiah Caldwell, Jacob B. Winchester. Nath'l. R. Farley, Daniel Salisbury, Benj. Bachelor, Lord. French. Jacob Mor- Lynn Joseph M. Ander- rill. son, Joseph Breed 3d, Sau8:us, Zaccheus N Jonathan BufFum Joseph Stocker. Currier George Martin Topsjield, Jacob Towne,jr Francis S. Newhall, Ca- Wcnham, John Porter maliel W. Oliver, Eleazer W.Newbury, Samuel Carr MIDDLESEX. Acton, Francis Tuttle. Bedford, Reuben Bacon Ashby, Cushing Burr, jr. Billerica, Thomas Sumner so Representatives for 1834. Brighton, Geo. Livermore Maiden, Sylvanus Cobb, *m Burlington^ Wm Winn. William Pierce, Edward Cambridge, Thomas B. Wade. Gannett Amasa Davies, Marlboro^ Levi Bigelow, Robert Fuller. Levi Far- Eli Rice. well, Wm. Hilliard, Levi Medfnrd Dudley Hall, Parker, John Trowbridge, Thomas R. Peck. William J. Whipple. JVatick, Chester Adams. Carlisle, Cyrus Heald JVewt^n, Moses Crafts, ^ Charlestotvn, Stephen Wi- Nathan Pettee ley, Wm. Austin, Timothy Pepperell Wm Buttrick, Fletcher. Josiah S. Hurd, James Lewis, Benj Thompson, John Reading, Eliab Parker, jr. Sweetser. Caleb Wakefield. Chelmsford, Charles Bent. Sherburne, John Coulding. Concnrd Reuben Brown, Shirley, Israel Lonyley. Daniel Clark. S. Reading. Lilley Eaton. Dracut, Life Hamblet, Stoneham,Chas E'v^ alker. ^ Joseph B. Varnum. Stoiv and Bo.rboro\ Lyman Dunstable, Bigelow, Moses Whitney. E. Sudburi)^ Isaac Gleason Sudbury. Wm. Brigham. Framingham. Luther Ha- Teivksbury, Jona. Clark, ven. Elias Temple. 2d Isaac Holden Groton, John Boynton, Tiiwnsend, David Palmer. John Rockwood. Tyngsborough, Charles Holliston. Elias Bullard, Blitterfield. Ebenezer H. Currier. Waltham, Hopkinton, Saml. B. Wal- WaleH'twn, Charles Bemis, cott William Stone. Lexington, John Mulli- W. Cambridge, Leonard ken, jr. Phillip Russell. Cireene. * lAncoln, Solomon Foster. Westford, Littleton. Wm Lapham. West'n, Abijah Coburn. Loive.ll, Kirk Boott, James Wilmingt'm, Chandler. Osgood Dane, Wobum, Oliver B. Cool- Samuel Howard Jesse , Stephen Nichols, Phelps, Oliver M. Whipple John Wade, WORCESTER. Jlshbumham, Asahel Co- (Gardner Ruggles. rey, Hosea Stone. Berlin, .Joseph Park. ^thc'l Bolton, Caleb Wheeler. Barre, Nath'l. Houghton, Boylston, Ward Cotton .

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Brookjleld, Solomon Gil- Alexander Dewitt. bert, iiufus Harrington. Paxton, Tyler Goddard. Charlton, Rufus Mixer, Petersham, Aaron Brooks, Paul Rich. jr Micajah Reed. Dana, John Cleason. Phillipston, Jason Gould- Doiis;las, David Holroan. ing. Dudley, HezekiahH. Da- Princeton, Joshua T. vis, Ajforris Larned. Everett Fitchhurs^, David Boutelle. Riiyalston Asahel Davis. Isaiah Putnam, Francis Ridland, Robert Munroe. Perkins. Shrewsbury, Gardner, Timothy Hey- Souihhorough, Jeroboam wood. Parker. Grafton, Samuel Wood. Southbrid^e. Oliver Hook- Hardwick, Scotto Berry. er, Jedediah Marcy. Harvard, Spencer, Lewis Bemis, Holden, Charles ChafRn, David Prouty Samuel Daman. Sterling, Gilson Brown, Hubbardston, Ethan A. Moses Sawyer. (^reenwood, Moses Waite. Sturbridge. Edward Lancaster, George Baker, Phillips, David Wight. Levi Lewis. Sutton, Samuel Cole, Leicester, Reuben Meriam, Samuel Taylor. Joshua Murdock. Templeton, Samuel Dad- Leominster, Carter Gates, man Artemas Lee. David Wilder. Upton, Lunenburg, Uxbi-idge, EfRngftam L. Mendon, Jabez Aldrlch, Capron Joseph Thayer. Lebbeus Caskill, William Ward. Daniel Green. Lenro". Warren Rawson. TVestbnro\ Joshua Mellen. Milf'.rd, West Boijlston, Robert B. Mi'lbury, Henry Mills, Thomas. Amasa Wood. Western. Joseph Field. JVew Braintree, Joseph Westminster. Edward Ken- Bowman. dall. Merari Spaulding. J^orthboro\ Joseph Davis, Webster, Charles Tucker. JV<.rthbj'idge, Rufus Ben- Winchendon, Wm. Dun- nett bnr Isaac Morse. JVorth Bror-lffield, John Wtrcesler C harles Allen. Bigelow, James Allen. LeAvis Chapin. John Flagg, Oakham, Jonathan Cary. Alfred D. Foster Winsor Oxford, Larned Davis, Hatch, John W. Lincoln. 38 Representatives for 1834. HAMPSHIRE. Amherst , Huntington, Thomas Na- Elijah Boltwood, Zebina pier, "Jonathan Strong, Dickinson Oliver Warner. Belcherfown, Wm Bridge- JVorwich^ Aaron B Dim- man, Justus Forward, mock. Daniel Phelps. Pelham, Lewis Draper. Chesterfield, Plainjield, Erastus Bates. Cummmgion, Alexis Prescott, Danforth Abbott. Painter South Hadley, William E. Hampton, Jason Janes. Lyman. Enfield^ Epaphras Clark. S'^uthampton, Elisha Ed- Granhy^ Samuel Ayres. wards. Goshen. Asahel Billings. JVare Calvin Morse, Benj. Greenwich, Mason C. Wilder. Darling. Westhamptcn, Jesse Hndleij. Oliver Bonney, Lyman. Ephraim Smith. Williamsburg, Thomas Hatfield, Elijah Hubbard. Meekins. Middlejield Solomon Root. fVorthington^ Jonah JVorthampton, Charles P. Brewster. HAMPDEN.

Blandford, Logan Crosby, Springfield, H. Orrin Sage. Bowdoin, Joel Brown, Brimfield, Julius Buel, William B. Calhoun. Benj. Marquis Converse. Day, Eldad Goodman,

Chester, Forbes Kyle, Joseph Pease, Charles ; Thomas F. Plunkett. Stearns, Walter Warriner Granville^ Denison Par- Tolland, Roger Harrison sons. Samuel Root Wales and Holland, El- ,

L-ngmeadoiv . Seth Taylor. bridge G Fuller Ludlow. Theodore Sikes. Westfield Asahel Bush, Monson, Lewis Fowler, Norman T. Montgomery Oren Parks. Leonard Palmer, Robert Hitch- West Springfield. Hosea cock. Day, Henry Ely. Josiah Russell. John Gould. Johnson Lewis Warriner Southwick, Abraham Wilhraham, Stephen Steb^. Rising jr. bins Representatives for 1834. 39 FRANKLIN. Ashfleld, Anson Bement, Mmroe, Seth Church. M>ntague^ Martin H. Bei-nardsion. Jona. Allen Clapp BucMand. Amos Shepard JVeiv Salem, Frederick H. Charlemont, Allen. Wm Whitaker Coleraine Joel Farley, J^i.rthfield Thomas Mason, Samuel Pierce Arad Webster Conway^ Charles E. Bil- Orange^ Hiram Wood- lings, Darius Stearns ward Deerfield Epaphras Hoyt, Rowe, Stephen Whitney Shelburne, Gill, Seth S Howland Shutesbwn^y Willard Ray- Greenfield, Henry Chap- mond man. Julia Smead Sunderlandy Horace W. Hawley, Edmund Longley Taft Heath. Ephraim Hastings Warwick, Lemuel Leverett, Eliphalet S. Dar- Wheelock ling Wendell. Jabez Sawyer, jr. Leyden, Rufus Hastings Whateley, Chester Brown BERKSHIRE. Adams, Evenel Estes, Mt. Washington^ Daniel Jenks, Elisha JVew Jishford. Kingsley, George A. Lap- JVew Marlborough, Aretas ham Rising, Elias J. Werden Alford. Chester Foot 0^5, Isaac I Norton Becket Timothy Snow Peru Elisha Rockwell Cheshire, Lyman Northup Pittsfield. Robert Camp- Clarksburg, bell, ( harles B. Francis, Dalton. Simeon W.Wright Samuel M. McKay, Julius Egremont, Seymour Rockwell Joyner Richmond. John L Plum- Florida^ mer G. Barrington, Jacob H. Sandisfield, John H. Allen, Van Deusen. Increase Calvin Burt Sumner Sav^y Snellem Babbitt Hancock, John Whitney Sheffield. Elijah S.Deming, Hinsdale. Robert Millican Derrick J. Spur Z*ane56or',RussellA.^' ibbs St ckbridge, Daniel Lee. Walter Laflin, Josiah Churchill, Henry W. Yale D wight Lenox, Caleb Belden 40 Representatives for 1834.

Tyrinf^ham, Saml. C. Buel TVilliamstown, Henry L. J^^ashin^t'in S W.Newton Sabin TF. Stuckhridge, Martin Windsor, Josiah Allen Hendrix NORFOLK. Bellingham. jr Thomas Kingsbury Braintree, AbiaHolbrook, Quincy^ Edward 'Uover, Minot Thayer John Souther, Thomas Broofdine, John Robinson Taylor Canton. James Blackman, Randolph, Henry B Al- Michael Shaller den David Blanchard, Cohassetj Thomas Bourne Joshua Spear jr Dedhani, Richard Ellis, Rtxbury Ntith'l. Curtis. John Morse, Theron Met- John Champney. Charles calf Davis. Isaac Davis Jona- Dorchester Walter Baker, than Dorr Sam.uel Guild, Abel Gushing, William Jacob Tidd Oliver Sharon, Fcxboro\ Joseph Kings- Sinui^^hion, Jesse Pierce, bury Jabez Talbot Franklin, Seth Dean, fValpole, Trnman Clark. Davis Thayer JVri/mouih, John B Hollis,

Med/ield S>f Dover, Daniel J^emuel Humphrey. Leon- C Sanders ard Tirrell, Noah "Torrey Milton JVrentham, Calvin Shep- Medway, Paul Daniels hard jYeedham, Solomon Flagg, BRISTOL. Altleborough, Abijah M. FieHoum, Elnathan P. Ide Hathaway. Heo. Pickens Berkley. Adoniram Crane Mav,'Jidd, Schuyler Shep- Dartmouth, Joseph (lif- herd ford. George Kirby Henry New Bedford, John Bur- S. Packard, James I. Slo- rage. Isaac Case Edmund cum (-ardner Thos A '' reene, Dighton, Crocker Babbitt, Benj. Lincoln. Thomas N'-hemiah Walker Mandell Charles W. Mor- Easfon, Oliver Ames gan Mark B Palmer, Fairharen, Ansell Allen Jonathan R. Ward Cyrus E. Clark, Samuel Norton. John Crane, Crom- Pierce well Leonard Representatives for 1834. 41

Pawtucket, Remember Reed, Francis Williams, Kent Henry Williams, George Rfii/nhnm, Amos Hall Walker Rrfioboth, Lloyd Bos- Troy, Nathaniel B Bor- worth, Samuel Bullock den, Anthony Mason, Setkonk, Church (^ray Micah H. Ruggles Jervis Somerset, Benj. Cleveland Shove, William Winslow, Su'iinzey John Earle, Ben- Weslport, Jonathan Davis, anuel Marvel Abner B. Gifford, James TiturifoH Ichabod Lincoln, H. Handy Allen Presbury, Hodges PLYM OUTH. Ahingfon^ James Bates, Marshjield, John Ford, jr. John Cushing, Micah Pool Middleborough, Ephraim Brids;eipii/t:r, Saml. Leon- Leach, Luther Murdoch, ard jr. Hohnes Sprague John Perkins, Ethan Carver, Jesse Mnrdock jr. Peirce, Samuel Thomp- Duxhury, Gershom B. son, Benjamin P. Wood Weston JV. Bridgewaler^ Lucius E Bridgewaler, Ezra King- Kingman, Jesse Perkins man Pembroke^ Morrill Allen Halifax^ Zadoch Thomp- Plymouth, Joseph LucaS son Plympton, Josiah T. Ellis Hanover^ Horatio Cushing Rochester, Benjamin Htitson^ Joshua Smith Barstow, 2d, Malachi Ellis Hlngham Martin Fearing, Scituale, Eben. T. Fogg Zadock Hersey Thomas TVareham, Thomas Sa- Loring. James W. Sivret very. Levi Washburn Hull. W. Bridgevmler, Ellis Kingsto7i, George Russell Ames BARNS TABLE. Barry slahlr^ Henry Crock- Fnhnnvth, Thomas Fish, er, David Hinckley, Nathl. Ward M. Parker Hinckley, Zenas Weeks Htrwich, Job Chase, Brr.v-sfer, Benjamin Berry Zebina H. Small Chftiham^ Freeman Nick- Orleans, Elisha Cole, erson, Joshua Nickerson Thatcher Snow IJennUj Thatcher Clark, Provivcrtowri^ John Atkins, Oren Howes, Joshua Enos Nickerson Wixon. jr. Sandivich^ Shadrach Free- Easlham, David C. Atwood man 42 Standing Committees.

Truro, Eben. L. Davis, man, 2d. Joseph Higsrins Shubael Snow Yarmouth. David K. Akin,

. IVellJlett, Ebenezer Free- John H. Dunbar DUKES. Chilmark, Ephraim May- Edgarton, Chase Pease hew Tisbury, NANTUCKET. J^antucket, Frederick Coffin, William R. Easton, Arthur, David Baxter, Seth F. Swift, George Jonathan C. Briggs, Jared My rick, Seth Pinkhara

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE. On the Judiciary. Messrs. Boise, Barton, and Wells. On Probate and Chancery. Messrs. Blake, fsewton, and Merrill. On Education. Messrs. Bailey, Stevens, and Willard. On AgricuU. Messrs. Whitmarsh, Lee, and Leland. On Bills in the 2d Reading. Messrs. Barton, Merrill, Adan, Wells, Newton, and Wright. On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Hale, Nichols, Joy, Russell, Hedge, and Hawes.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE. On the Judiciary. Messrs. Metcalf of Dedham, Gushing of Newbury port, Allen of Worcester, Austin of Charlestown, Walcott of Hopkinton. On mrilltrs of Probate aud Chancery. Messrs. Dwight of Stockbridge, Whipple of Cambridge, Cushing of Dorchester, Hathaway of Freetown, Sumner of Great Barrington. On Education. Messrs. Foster of Worcester, San- ders of Medfield and Dover, Thompson of Charlestown, Edwards of Southampton, Allen of Oakham. On Jliiri culture. Messrs. Wheelock of Warwick, Pease of Springfield, Putnam of Fitchburg, Wood of Middleborough, Leonard of Norton. On Finance. Messrs. Gray of Boston, Moseley of Newburyport, Coffin of Nantucket, Day of Springfield, Bowman of New Braintree. On Elections. Messrs. McKay of Pittsfield. Chapman of Greenfield, Robinson of Marblehead, Wetmore of Boston, Bemis of Watertown. Joint Standing Committees. 43

On Bills in Third Reading. Messrs. Baker of Am- herst, Huntington of iXorUiampton. Roberts of Salem, Leonard of Westfield, Hubbard of Boston. On E'lLTossed Bills. Messrs. Allen of New Salem, Ames of West Bridge water Eaton of South Reading, Winthrop of Boston, Clark of Enfield. On Coiinh/ E.tUniates. Messrs. Liicas of Plymouth, Humphrey of Weymouth. Phillips of Sturbrid^e. On Hay Ri,ll. Messrs Stevens of Boston, Bridgeman of Belchertown, Bowdoin of Springfield. On Change of JSI'innes. Messrs Fogg of Scituate, Tirrell of Weymouth, Warriner of West Springfield. Ofi Ltari- of Absence. Messrs. Crocker of Barnstable, Taylor of Longmeadow, Ridgeway of Boston. On Pnbhc Buildings. Messrs. Leighton of Boston, Newhall of Lynn, Goodman of Springfield.

J0I^'T STANDING COMMITTEES. On Jlccovnls. Of the Senate, Messrs. Brownell and Shattuck. Of the House. Messrs. Whitney of Deerfield, Palfray of Salem, Sage of Blandford. On Roads and Brid^fs. Of the Senate, Messrs Austin and French. Of the House. Messrs. Taft of Sunderland, Gifibrd of Westport, Gould of Russell. On Railicuijs and Canals. Of the Senate, Messrs. Hudson and Foster. Of the House. Messrs Lincoln of Worcester, Dorr of Roxbury, Billings of Conway. On Towns. Of the Senate, Messrs. Webb and Newhall. Of the House, Messrs. Wilder of Leominster, Lincoln of New Bedford, Stearns of Springfield. On Claims. Of the Senate, Messrs. Adan and Hed^e. Of the House. Messrs. T. W. Phillips of Boston, Houghton of Barre, Sprague of Bridge water. On Parishes and Rf-ligious Societies. Of the Senate. Messrs Cutler and Kimball. Of the House, Messrs. Hilliard of Cambridge, H. Liti- coln of Boston, Wood of Grafton. 44 Suffolk County.

On /he Mililia. Of the Senate. Messrs. Cotton and Mixter. Of'the House, Messrs. Brooks of Petersham, Messinger of Boston, Sutton of Salem. On Public hands. Of the Senate Messrs Everett and Byers. Of the House, Messrs. Wells of Boston, Lewis of Pep- perell, Wade of Woburn. On Manufactures. Of the Senate, Messrs Strong and Wright. Of the House, Messrs. Boott of Lowell, Dewitt of Ox- ford, Laflin of Lee. On the Fisheries. Of the Senate, Messrs. Hale and Marston. Of the House, Messrs. Loring of Hingham, Pinkham of Nantucket, Towne of Topsfield. On Banks and Bankin^r. Of the Senate, Messrs. Williams and Hooper- Of the House, Messrs. Thayer of Uxbridge, Dorr of Boston, Shove of Danvers. On Mercantile Affairs and Tnsuravce. Of the Senate, Messrs. Barstow and Russell. Of the House, Messrs. Weston of Duxbury, Faulkner of Boston, Farwell of Cambridge. On the Library. Of the Senate, Messrs. Everett, Willard and Adan. Of the House, Messrs. Peabody of Boston, Foote of Salem. CampbeU of Pittsfield. SUFFOLK. Judge of Probate^ Joseph HhI], Boston. Register of Probate^ John Heard, jr. do. Register of Deeds^ Henrj AUiiie, do. County Attorney^ Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer^ Richard D. Hcirri?, do. Clerks of S. J. Court, and Court of Common Pleas. Charles A. Parker, and George C. Wilde, of Bo.ston. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND OF THE auORUM, noSTOW. William Donnison Thos. H Perkins Joseph May Benjamin Parsons Tristram Barnard Edward Jones Wm. Stevenson Joseph Tildeu William Spooner William Sullivau James Allen Justices of the Peace in Boston. 45

Peter O Thacher Edmund Dwis^ht Warren Dutton Samuel D Parker Thomas A Dexter Wm H Snnjner Andrew Ritchie William Parker Samuel H Walley Alexan.Townsend William C Ayhvia Samuel J Pre.«cott Benjamin Guild Benjamin Rand Stephen Codman David Sears Francis Bassett William Minot William Simmons Charles G Loring John Knapp Atigcstus Peabody John G Rogers Loammi Baldwin Francis J Oliver Franklin Dexter Benj. Whitman Jo«eph E Smith Bradford Sumner William Parsons Edward D Banjos Charles Wells John Parker Benjamin Rtissell Ninian C Betton Samuel Hubbard Joseph Hall William J Hubbard Joseph Head Francis C Gray Richard Fletcher Thomas Perkins Alexan. H Everett Charles P Curtis Timothy Williams Thos. W Phillips John Heard, jr, James C Merrill Henry H Fuller Wra. D Sohier Zebedt-e Cook. jr. Samuel F M'Clearj John T Apthorp Octavius PickeringJosiah Quincy, jr. Daniel Sargent APPOINTED TO aUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS. William Donnisou, Daniel Sarsfent, Edward D Bangs, Samuel Austin, William Tufts. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN BOSTON. William Taylor Joseph Coolidge Samuel Swett Samuel Snelhng William Sturgis Henry Cabot Phineas Blair Thomas Power Benjamin Pollard Josiah P Cooke George Gay Richard D Harris Abrah. W Fuller J W Davis William P Mason Joseph N Howe Henry Sargent Horatio M Willis Edward Tucker- Samuel D Ward Bryant P Tilden man Samuel B Barrell Geo. W. Brimmer John Williams David S Townsend Charles Hay ward Thomas Dennie Caleb Loring Nath'l G Snelling Saml.K Williams John C Warren Ebenezer Francis James Phillips James Jackson Sam. Frothingham Joseph Woodward George W Coffin Isaac Winslow Nathan Hale James Hall George E Head Charles Bradbury Turner Phillips Benjamin Rich Nath'l P Russell Joseph Levering Francis Welch Henry Codman Joseph W Revere Samuel May 4 46 Justices of the Peace in Boston. Daniel Messinger Isaac Waters Hen. W Kineman John Tappan Bntij. R Nichols Norman Seaver George 7'icknor Wui H Gardiner Francis O Watts Eliphalet V/illiams W R P Wasliburn Jr>se|-.li Sewall SauiM P Gardner Ezra Davis BenJ. Lynde Oliver Edward Criift S^mnel E Sewall RohM Treat Paine

Henry J Oliver Abr;iham Mnore Natiri I Bowdiich George Morey William Barry IVaiiklin H Story Edward Brooks Heinan IJncoln Russell J.irvis Sainuel A Wells Charles Sprague Jolui Biriney Isaac Stevens , Thomas J Eckley William Appleton l^aniel P Parker John Cotton ' Lben lUtchie Dorr Israel'l horndike A. A. Dame Sidney B.rllet Henry F Baker Andrew Dtmlap Georije S Bulfinch Moses L Male Theod. Lymai), jr. Darius Boardman Georsre W Otis Benj. T Pickman John W Qnincy Edw.Wierirlesvvorlh Henr}' Alline David Henshaw Joseph VVillard J J Loring Thomas Kendall John P Biijelow Sarnxiei D Harris David L Child NVard Jackson Henderson Inches William Ingalls Jonathan Davis Josiah Bradley Nathan Gurney Thompson Miller Edmund Kitnbal! Prince Snow Peres Loring Thaddeus Page Daniel Baxter Jairx^s VV. "HMUiam Tileston Charles A Parker Pliny Cutler Thomas Wetmore Francis Brinley, jr. Ellis G Lorinjc Thomas W Ward Theophi. Parsons John S Wright Sani''! Hammond John VV James Thomas C Ainory Elbridtre Gerry Joshua Blake "William B Dorr Samuel G Perkins Samuel Perkins George Bond Franc. H Williams Asa W Paine Joseph Austin Caleb Eddy Edward Blake Henry Bass Samuel Tennry E. Haskett Derby Gedney King John F Loring William E Pa^ He Isaac P Osffood Wm. Foster Otis John C Park Lynde Walter Jonathan Porter John D Dyer William Knapp Edwa-d G Loring E Hersey JJerby.jr. Wm. T Andrews Justin Field Benj. HCurrier B D Green Joseph T Adams George C Wilde Ezra A Bourne John A. Lowell Washiiigt. P Gragi? John S Lillie Moses Wheeler William G Stearns George Hallett Willard Phillips Augustus H Fjske Chandler Robbins James F Baldwin Wm. Hayden, jr. Counsellors at Law in Boston. 47

Henry B Sinne Joseph Jenkins Charles F Adams John S 'I^yler John D VViiliams (Jeorere M Mason Richard S Fay Edward Pickering Nathaniel Greene Abel Cushinp; Robert O Shaw Thomas K Davis Luther S Cui=hing Edvv. G Prescott Ricluird Kobins Francis Jackson Atnos Lawrence Satn. li Walley, jr. Jona. Cliapinan George Darracolt C'iiaiUi? R I^oweil Lnther Faulkner Samnel Dorr Jo!ir» PThoir.dike Eenjaoiin Snjilh Aaron Baldwin John K Siuipsoa JUSTICES OF THE PEACR. IN CHKI.SEA- Joseph Slowers, David Flo3d.

A'OTARIKS PUBLIC I.V BOSTOIV. Wm. S(even?on Charles Hay ward Jolm W Qnincy Samuel J Prescott John J Lcring 'Jhoinas A Dexler Stephen Codman couNsr.rr.oRS at law iw roston. William Prescolt William C Aylwni Horatio M Willis Daniel Davis Benjamin Guild Charles P Curtis Geortre Blake Joseph Harriui^fon William Parker Benjamin Parsons Tho.'ripson Miller Mo-es Draper William Sullivan- William Simmons Henry H Fuller John Willia-rns William D Sohier (Jenr^e E Head John Heard, jr. Phineas Bhiir C^harles G Loring PelerO Th-.cher Abraham Moore Geor-re Morey Benjamin Gorham Thomas Power Richard Fletcher John Pickering Josiah P Cooke John C Gray James All-n Edward Brooks ^Varren Dutton Benjamin Rand F'ranklin Dexter John Kn-'pp Abrah. W Fuller WilUrd Phillips Satniiel D Parker Henry Codman Johfi R Adan William Austin Georire Gav Andrew Dunlap Haniel Webster Samuel D VV^ard Abraham A Dame Alex. Townsend Samnel B Barrell Francis Gardner James T Austin David Townsend Bradford Sumner W'illiauj Minot James C Merrill EdUiUnd Kimball James Savage Thos. W Phillips Samuel Fiubbard Francis Basset The mas Weluiore Benj. R Nichols Thon;as A Dexter John G Holers Jose()h E Smith 13avid A Simmons Isaac P Ossjood Aiigustus Peabody Francis C Gray Jonathan Porter Sam'l F M^CIeary Henry B Smith Wu.. T Andrews Sam'l K Williams William P Mason John P Bigelow 48 Attorneys, Sheriffs, &c., in Boston. Ninian C Betton Norman Seaver Arthur W Austin William Page Francis O Watts William G Stearns Wm. H Gardiner RobH Treat Paine Augustus H Fiske

W R P Washburn Nath'l I Bowditch Washinet.P Graccg Samuel E Sewall Ed. Wierslesworth Edward G Prescott Sidney Bartlett David Lee Child Richard S Fay George S Bulfirtch Henry W Kinsman Jona. Chapman Eben Ritchie Uorr William B Dorr Abel Cushing Francis Brinley,jr. Ellis Gray Loring L\ither S Cnshing Afa W Paine Charles F Adams Wm. J Hubbard Edward V Child Edward Pickering Fran. H Williams Edward Blake Richard Robins Edward G Loring John C Park Charles R. Lowell William F Otis ' Wiliam E Payne Sam'l H Walley,jr. Josiah Quincy,jr. Elias H Derby

ATTORNEYS AT THE SUPREME JDDICIA T- COURT, BOSTON. George S Snelling Thomas K Davis Francis C Loring Henry B Rogers Grenv.T WinthropHeiiry J Sargent Daniel Parkman Michael Lovell Rob't C Winthrop Aurelius D Parker Arnold F Welles James L English John Codman Enos Stewart F B Crowninshield Richard Hildreth Isaac lVl'Lellan,jr. John Devereux Charles C Paine hers J Austin Horatio Shipley Edmund Qiiincy Edward S Rand Charles Atwoud ATTORNEYS AT THE COMMON PLEAS IN BOSTON. Geo. E Winthrop Betij. B Thatcher Ezra Weston Wm. Pratt, jr. George W Adams T O Thacher William Elliot, jr. Horace Gleason N T Dow J Lewis Stackp(»le E G Austin Benj. H Andrews Francis O Dorr C C Emerson Henry W Sargent Hamilt. Hiilchins E G Hall John Wade, jr. James M Barker C T Miirdock Joseph Lyman, jrl John H Gray J D Russell Epos S Dixwell William Amory William Brigham Georjre J Foster Samuel A Burns William Gray Thos. C Amory, jr. Josiah E Challis C L Hancock John (.) Sargent Charles T Parker G W Phillips James H Whitman J W Fenno E D Sohier. Montgomery Sheriff, Charles P. Sumner, Boston. D^uty- Sheriffs, Henry H, Hujr^eford, Prince Snow, Thomas Stephen- eon, Daniel Parkman. (Offices Court Street.) Coroners, Prince Snow and Ebenezer Shute, of Boston, David Floyd

and Joseph Stowera, of Chelsaa. [ County Jailor j Stephen Badlam.] 1 Justices of the Peace in Essex. 49 ESSEX. Judge of Probate, Daniel A. White, of Salem. Reg-ister of Probate, Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Ralph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer, William F. Wade, of Ipswich. Clerk of the Courts, John Prince, jr. of Salem.

Jwdae of Pcilicv" Court, Salem, Elislia Mack. Special Justices of do. do. Ezekiel Savage, Joseph G. Waters. Judge of Police Court, Newburyport., Stephen VV. Marston. Special Justice of do. do. VVilliain VVoart.

Jiustici'S of the Peace and of the Quorum. Jlndovcr Mark Newman, Woart, Jonathan Gage, Hobart Clark, Samuel Ebenezer Mosely, Ste- FarraF. Stmuel Merrill, phen W. Marston, John Nathaniel Swift Cook, jr. Beverly Robert Rantoul Sa/e?/i Willi am B. Banister, jBra^br^/Bt'iijamin Parker John Punchard, Moses Danvers Gideon Foster, Townsend, John Prince, jr. Joseph Shed Ichabod Tucker, Ezekiel Gloucester Henry Phelps, Savage, Benj imin Merrill, William VV. Parrott , Dan- Haverhill Israel Bartlett, iel A. White, Amos Choate, Stephen Minot, Moses W^illard Peele, D. L. Pick- Winorate. Jas. H. Duncan, man, Amos Hovey,John G. Leonard White King, Joseph VVinn,Elisha Ipswich John Heard,N-^thl. Mack, John Saunders, Jon- Lord, jr. John ChoatP,Wm. athan P. S iunders, Freder. F. Wade, Charles Kimball Howes, Joseph Peabody, Lynn Robt^rt VV. Trevett , Joseph lAfnnfidd Asa T. Newhall Ropes, , Jo- Marhkheni Nathan Bow- seph G. Waters, Ralph H. en, John Prince French Methuen Ben Oscrood Salisbury Samuel Nye, JVewhunj Jacob Gerrish, Jacob Brown, Edward Dorr Sau^i'S Abijah Cheever Newburyport William TopsJieldNeh. Cleaveland

J]pj)ointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathan Dane, John Punchard, John Saunders, John Princp, Leverett Saltonstall, Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, William Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Minot, William W. Parrott, Jabez 5 50 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

Farley, Jeremiah Nelson, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper, Moses Pettingell, John Porter, William B. Banister.

Justices of the Pence. Ameshury Robert Patten, John Dexter,David Choate John Morse, Eliphalet Gloucester John Manning, Graves, Lowell Baoley, , Joseph Stephen Sargent, jr. Will- B. Mannincr, James Goss, iam Nichols, Robert Cross, William Whipple, Eben- Daniel Weed, Edmund ezer Pool, jr. Samuel Lane, VVhittier, Nathan Crosby, William Pearce, jr. Aaron Joseph W. Newcomb Gidding, William Beach, Andover John L. Abbot, Israel TraskJoseph Stacy, , G. P.Osirood, Daniel W. Rogers, Henry William Johnson, jr. Elijah Phelps L. Herrick, Amos Blanch- Haverhill James Aver, ard, Nathan W. Hazen. Oliver Morse, Charles Beverly Thomas Davis, White, Nathaniel Ladd, Jonathan Smith, Abraham Isaac R. How, Moses Mer- Kilham, Amos Sheldon, rill, Enoch Foot, Nathaniel Albert Thorndike Kills, William Bacheller, Boxford Parker Spafford, Barnard Brickett,jr. War- Jonathan Foster, Moses ner Whittier. David How, Dorman, George W. Saw- Rufus Longley, Ephraim yer, Solomon Low, Abijah Corliss, Gilman Parker, Northey, Charles Peabody Moses G. J. Emery Bradford William Green- Ipswich Asa Smith, Jabez ough,Daniel Stickney, Jes- Farley, Joseph Farley, se Kimball, Amos Parker, Thomas Manning, William Moses Parker, Jonathan Conant, George W.Heard, Kimball, Eliphalet Kim- Timothy Appleton, Ammi ball, Jeremiah SpofFord R. Smith, Josepli Dennis Danvers Eleazer Putnam, Lynn Elijah Downing, Benjamin Crowninshield, Richard Hazeltine, John Zerubbabel Porter, An- Lummus, Jacob Fngalls, jr. drew Nichols, George Os- Eleazer C. Richardson, good, John W. Proctor, Isaac Story, Isaac Gates, Nathaniel West, Elias Jeremiah C. Stickney, Putnam, Daniel. P. King, Daniel Henshaw Jonathan Shove. Asa Gard- Lynnfield Daniel Need- ner, Ebenezer Hunt ham, Bowman Viles,Josiah Essex Jonathan Story, Newhall Notaries in Essex. 51

Manchester David Colby, Rowley Benjamin Proctor, Delucena L. Bingham Joshua Jewett, Tiiomas Marblthead Joshua Pren- Gage, Amos J. Tenney, tiss, Nathan B. AJartin, Benjamin Smith, Charles Asa Hooper, George Bar- S. Tenney, Jeremiah ker, John G. Hooper, Rob- Russell ert Hooper, John Hooper, Salem Henry Elkins, G. S. John Sparhawk Johonnot, Samuel Ropes, Methuen Stephen Barker, Larkin Thorndike, Jona- John Russ, Jonathan Cur- than Hodges, Solomon S. rier, Joseph VV. Carleton, Whipple, John Foster, Joseph Griffin, Stephen William Story, John W. Gage, Stephen Barker, 2d. Treadwell, David Putnam, John Tenney Wm. Fettyplace, Thomas Middleton Daniel Fuller, Needham, Stephen C. Ezra Nichols, Pelatiah Phillips, E. Shillaber, Asa- Wilkins hel Huntington, John JVewhury Moses Little, Russell, Humphey Deve- Silas Little, Daniel Hale, reux, VVarwick Palfrey,jr. Thomas Hale, Samuel Perley Putnam, Joseph G. Newman, Silas Moody, Sprague, William Mans- Orlando B. Merrill, Moses field, E. Hersey Derby, Pettingell, Daniel Adams, Stephen P. Webb, David 3d. Joseph Little, Seth Roberts, Nathaniel J. Sweetser, Hector Coffin, Lord, George Wheatland, Joseph Gerrish, W. N. Oliver Cariton Cleaveland, Benjamin Salishurij Samuel March, Stickney Samuel "Walton, Dudley JVewbur^port William Bar- Evans, Nathan Long, tlet, Thomas M. Clark, Henry M. Brown Asa W. Wildes, Edward Saugus Joseph Dampney S. Rand, John Porter, Sol- Topsjleld J ^cob Towne,jr. omon H. Currier, Caleb Benjamin C. Perkins Gushing, George Titcomb, Wenham Moses Foster, Moses Parsons Parish, Nicholas Dodge, jr. Henry Frothingham, John West JVewhury Daniel Andrews, Samue] Phillips, Emery, Thomas Hills, John Brickett, W. S. Al- Edmund Hills, Eliphalet len, John Moody Emery, Moses Newell

JVotaries Public. Andover Nathaniel Swift Danvers John W. Proctor Beverly Albert Thorndike John Walsh 52 Counsellors and Attorneys in Essex.

Gloucester William Fer- Wm. Woart, Isaac Stone son, William Saviile Salem Ichabod Tucker, Haverhill Charles White, John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Charles Minot Savage, John Punchard, Ipswich Jabez Farley, Jonathan?. Saunders, John Charles Kimball Russel, Joseph G. Waters, Lynn Benjamin Oliver Oliver Carlton JVfar6Ze/ieaflf NathanBowen Salisbury Samuel Nye, JVewburyport John Porter, Edward Dorr

Counsello rs (it Law. Ameshury Nathan Crosby, JVewbury Jacob Gerrish Robert Cross JVewburyport Ebenezer Jindover Hobart Clark, Mosely, Stephen W. Samuel Marston, Asa W. Wildes, Stevens Calob Gushing Beverly Thomas Stpphens Salisbwy Dnnvers John W. Proctor Newcomb Gloucester Joseph B. Man- ^a/emLeverett Saltonstall, mng, Robert Rantoul, jr. Benjamin Merrill, John G. Haverhill James H. Dun- King-, Larkin Thorndike, can, Stephen Minot, Isaac Solomon S. Whipple, Eb- R. How enezor Shillaber, Joseph Ipswich Asa Andrews G. Waters, Asahel Hun- Lynn Robert W. Trevett, tington, Rufus Chonte, Isaac Gates, Jerem.iah C. Stephen P. Webb, David Stickney Roberts, George Wheat- Methuen John Tenney land, Nathaniel J. Lord

Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Jindover Nathan Hazen Minot Haverhill Gilman Parker, JVewburyport Geonre hunt Alfred Kittredge, Charles Salem 'John S. Williams

Jiltorvrys (it the Common Pleas JDanvers Joshua H. Ward Allen Ipswich Ephraim F. Miller .SflZemCharles A. Andrews, Lynn John W. Browne George H. Devereau, JVewhurifport Edmund L. Nicholas Devereau Le Breton, William S.

Sheriffs Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem. Sheriffs and Coroners in Essex. 53

Depvty-Sherlfs. Ameshury James Worthen Marblehead Samuel Andover Moody Bridges Bowden, 3d. Danvers Stephen Upton Methuen John E. Merril Gloucester Joshua P. Trask .N'ew Rowley John B. Haverhill Charles L. Savory Bartlett JVewbiirypoi't Gilman Ipsimch Michael Brown, White, Nathan Brown Theodore Andrews Salem Nehemiah Brown Lyjin William Chadwell Salisbury John Colby Prison Keepers Ipswich Michael Brown White N'ewburyport Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Coroners. Amesbury Ichabod B. Lyniifield John Upton Sargent MarUehead Nathan Bo wen Andover John Adams, Methuen John Sargent, jr. Nath.miel Swift Amos Barker, Jonathan Bradford Jonathan Kim- Merrill, Ben Osgood ball, jr. Amos Parker N'ewbury Orlando B. Mer- Danvers Jonathan Shove, rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. Stephen Upton JVeivburyport Gilman Essex Joshua Giddings, White, John Cook, jr. David Choate John Moody Gloucester Elias Clough, West N'ewbury WilliEun James Goss Pilsbury Haverhill Enoch Bradley, Rowley Jeremiah Jewett Oliver Morse, Enoch Foot, Salem John Punchard, Nathl. Hills, John Marsh Thomas Needham, Will- Ipswich Michael Brown, iam Mansfield William F. Wade Salisbury Edward Dorr, Lynn William Rhodes, Jacob Brown, Elias French Eieazer C. Richardson, Topsjield J. Towne, jr. Samuel Viall MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. Register of Deeds, William F. Stone, of Cambridge. County Treasurer, John Kpyes, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington. JuHge of Police Court, for Louell, Joseph Locke. Special Justice, do. Nathaniel Wright. 54 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum.. Brighton Gorham Parsons, Medford Nathaniel Hall, Francis Winship Abner Bartlett Cambridge AsahelStearns, JVeivton John Richardson, Abraham Hilliard, Ephra- Amos Allen im Buttrick Pepperell John Walton Charkstown John Soley, Sherburne Calvin Sanger William Austin, Rufus South Reading John Hart Wyman, L. M. Parker, Stow Rufus Hosmer, Au- John M. Fiske, Joseph g-ustus Tower Tufts, Nathaniel Austin, Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- ardson Chelmsford Joel Adams Wallham Theodore Lyman Concord Abiel Heywood, Watertoivn Levi Thaxter, Joseph Barrett, Samuel Nathaniel Bemis, Tyler Hoar, John Keyes Bigelow Dracut West Cambridge William East Sudbury Jacob Whittemore Reeves Westford John Abbot Framingham Jonathan Wilmington William Blan- Maynard, Josiah Adams chard, Wm Blanchard, jr. Groton Amos Bancroft Weston Ebenezer Hobos, Lexington Elias Phinney Isaac Eiske Lowell Luther Lawrence Woburn John Wade, Wil- Marlborough Benjamin liam C. Jarvis Rice

appointed to qualify Civil Offic«rs. Joseph Barrett, Abiel Heywood, Joseph Locke, Rufus Wyman, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Eiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyes, Cyrus Baldwin, Elias Phinney, John Walton, Leonard M. Parker, Timothy Fuller, Sam- uel P. P. Fay, Abner Wheeler, Caleb Butler, Na- thaniel Wright.

Justices of the Peace. Jicton John Bobbins, Bedford Amariah Preston, Abraham Conant, Francis Thompson Bacon, Reuben Tuttle, Simon Hosmer, Bacon, John Merriam Stevens Hayward Billerica Blaney Abbot, Ashhy Alexander T. Wil- Samuel Whiting, Francis lard, Amos Willington, Faulkner, Marshall Pres- Stephen Wyman ton, John Baldwin, Zadock Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 55

Howe Josiah CummingSjEdmund Boxhoro^ Oliver T. Davis, Page Samuel Hay ward, Ephra- Dracut Israel Hildreth, im Whitcomb Israel Hildreth, jr. David Brighton Edward Spar- Blood, Life Hamblet hawk, Life Baldwin East Sudbury William Burlington Abiel Winn, Bridge, William Sherman, William Winn, Sylvanus Phineas Johnson, Edward Wood, Nathan Blanchard Mellen, Christopher G. Cambridge Levi Hedge, Cutler Edmund T. Dana, John Framingham Abner Williams, Richard H. Wheeler, Luther Belknap, Dana, William Hilliard, Ephraim Parkhurst, Wil- William J. Whipple, Wil- liam Buckminster, Joseph liam F. Stone, Levi Far- Ballard, Warren Nixon, well, Luther S. Cushinor, Jonas Clayes, Moses Ed- ward, Abraham gell, Henry Richardson Edwards, Edward T. Groton Caleb Butler, Channing, Nathaniel R. Stuart J. Park, Noah Whitney Shattuck, Bulkley Ames, Carlisle John Heald, John Abel Tarbell, Bradford Nelson, Samuel Stevens Russel, Calvin Boynton, Charleslown Oliver Hold- George F. Farley en, Timothy Walker, Isaac Hollision John Mellen, Warren, Thomas Hams, John Fairbanks, Elihu Georfre Bartlett, James K. Cutler, Nathaniel Johnson, Frothingham, Paul Wil- Elias Bullard, Abner lard, William Gordon, Johnson Abraham R. Thompson, Hopkinton Thomas Buck- Henry Gardner, jr. Chester lin, Nathan Phipps,Samuel Adams, Arthur W. Austin, B.Walcutt, Joseph Val- William J. Walker entine, Matthew Metcalf, Chelmsford William x\d- Samuel D. Davenport, ams, Cyrus Baldwin, Sam- Joseph Valentine, 2d. uel Davis, Caleb Abbot, Lexington Joseph Fiske, Ebenezer Adams, Alpheus Jonas Bridge, John Mulli- Spalding ken, John Muzzey, Wil- Concord Tilly Merrick, liam Chandler, Samuel Elisha Wheeler, Stephen Fiske,Nathaniel Mulliken, Patch, Daniel Shattuck Ambrose Morell, Samuel Dunstable Jonathan Ben- Stetson net, J. Cummins, James Lincoln Elijah Fiske, Swallow, Temple JKendall, Chs. Wheeler, Joel Smith 56 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. lAttleton Jona. Manning", Wakefield, Edmund Par- Simon Hartwell, Benjamin ker, Daniel Chute, Joshua Dix, Jonathan Hartwell, Prescott, Joshua Putnam, Jthamar Beard, Timothy Caleb Wakefield, George Prescott Flint, Frederick F. Root Lowell John R. Adams, Sherhumt John Bullard, Elisha Glidden, Nathaniel Isaac Whitney, Dalton Wright, Elisha Fuller, Gouldinc, Silas Stone John P. Robinson, Kirk Shirley Thomas Whitney, Boott, William Hilliard, jr, Benjamin Hnrtwell, Ste- John L. Sheafe, Pelham phen Lono-ley, Nathaniel W. Warren, Samuel H. Holden, Joseph Edgarton, Mann, Elisha Ford, Wil- James P. Whitney liam T. Heydock, William South Reading Thaddeus Austin Spatildino-, Burrage Yale, Maiden Bernard Green, Thomas Emerson, Lemuel Benjamin Bl iney, Charles Sweetser Lewis, William Barrett, Stoneham Peter Hay Nathan Nichols, Ephraim Stoiv Moses Whitney, Buck, Edward Wade Isaac W. Mulliken, Elijah JliayZioroMsr/? Richard Far- Hale well, Daniel Stevens, Levi Sudbury Ebenezer Plymp- Bifjelow, Nicholson B. ton, William Hunt, Asher Proctor, Eli Rice, Ephraim Goodenow, Josiah H. Ad- Hinds ams, Thomas Stearns

Medford Nathan Adams, Tewksbury Samuel Wor- ';

Dudley Hall, Turel Tufts, cester, Josiah Brown, ' Jonathan Brooks William Rogers, Alpheus JVatick Samuel Fiske, Smith, Luke Eastman William Goodenow, John Ihvmsend S?imup] Brooks, Atkins, William Farris, Aaron Keyes, Paul Ger- Chester Adams rish, Richard Warner, jyeivton Samuel Stimpson, Jonathan Richardson D. Jackson, William Jack- T)/ngsboro^ Ebenezer son, Seth Davis, John H. Bancroft, Robert Brinley, Richardson, Matthias Calvin Thomas, Josiah Collins Danforth, Joseph Butter- Pepperell James Lewis, field, John Farwelljjr. Asa Abel Jewett, Luther Ban- Butterfield croft, Asa F. Lawrence, Waltham David Town- Samuel Parker send, Jonathan Coolidge, Reading John Weston, John Clark, John Bright, Daniel Flint, Timothy S. L. Dana, Isaac Bemisjr. Notaries and Counsellors in Middlesex. 57

Josiah Childs, Thomas Prescott, Joseph Keyes, Sanderson, Jonas Clark Benjamin Osgood fVaiertown Thomas Clark, Weston Alpheus Bigelow, Moses Coolidge, Seth Be- jr. Isaac Jones, Benjamin mis, Luke Bemis, Amos James Livermore, jr. Abijah Wilmington Samuel White, Charles Bemis, Eames, James Jaques John Clark Wobum Joseph Lawrence, West Camhrid^e Jeduthan Bill Russell, Sylvanus Wellintrton, Thomas Rus- Plympton, Wyman Rich- ^ sell, Benjamin Locke, ardson, Benjamin Wyman, James Russell Charles Carter, Joseph Westford Thomas Fletch- Gardner er, N. H. Groce, Jonathan

JS^otaries Public. Camhidge William J. Hopkinion Samuel B. Whipple, Luther S. Walcutt Cushino- Loivell John R. Adams, Charlestown John Soley Samuel F. Haven Concord Nathan Brooks Watertown Nathaniel Groton Caleb Butler Bemis

Counsellors at Law. Ashhy John Locke Mellen Bille'rica Joseph Locke, Framingham Josiah Marshall Preston Adams, William Buckmin- Cambridge Abraham Hill- ster iard, William J. Whipple, Groton Caleb Butler,Brad- , Samuel P. ford Russell, George F. P. Fay, Ephraim Buttrick, Farley, Timothy Fuller Luther S. Cushing, Wil- Bolli'ston Elias Bullard liam K. Hedp-e Hopkinton Samuel B. Charlestown William Aus- Walcutt tin, Joseph Tufts, William Loivell John R. Adams, Gordon, Paul Willard, Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Isaac Fiske, Arther W. Glidden, Samuel H. Mann, Austin Luther Lawrence, Elisha Chelmsford Joel Adams Fuller, John L. Sheafe, Concord , William Hilliard,jr. Wil- John Keyes, Nathan liam T. Heydock, John P. Brooks, John M. Cheney Robinson, Luke Eastman, East Sudbury Kdward Isaac O. Barnes, Edward 58 Attorneys and Sheriffs in Middlesex.

R. Olcutt, Seth Ames, Parker Francis Hilliard, John M. Reading Joshua Prescott Wilson, William Chaplin, Stow Rufus Hosmer Samuel Parker, S. F. Ha- Tewkshury Luke Eastman ven, William W. Fuller, Townsena Aaron Keyes William Sinith, Amos Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- Spaulding,Francis E.Bond ardson Maiden Charles Lewis Watertoivn Tyler Bi^elow, JWa/'/6oro' William Draper, Levi Thaxter, Charles Richard Farwell, Ephraim Bemis Hinds Westford John Abbot Medford Abner Bartlett West Cambridge James JVewton Amos Allen, John Russell H. Richardson ^'Fes^onAlpheusBiarelowjr. Pepperell James Lewis, Wohurn Wyman Richard- Asa F. Lawrence, Samuel son, William C. Jarvis

Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Groton John Wright Westford John W. P. Waltham Isaac Bemis Abbott

Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Camhridgeport Henry M. Ammidon, Thomas Hop- Chamberlain kinson, B. Streeter Charlestown William JVatick Ira Cleaveland Sawyer Tewkshury Edward Liv- Groton William Chaplin ermore Lowell HoratioCMerriam, Tyngsboro^ Charles But- John A. Knowles, Philip tertield

Sheriff, Benjamin F. Varnum, of LoweH.

Deputy- sheriffs. Billerica Thomas Sumner Groton Wm. A. Bancroft Cambridge Levi Parker Lowell John Kimball, Jef- Cambridgeport Abraham ferson Bancroft Edwards Medford John Sparrell Charlestown Edward Cal- Pepperell Wm. C. Lewis der, jr. Daniel J. Coburn Reading Abiel Holden Concord Moses Pritchard Stow Abraham Conant East Sudbury Micah M. Townsend Quincy Syl- Rutter vester Framingham Eliphalet Tyngsboro^ J. Butterfield Wheeler Coroners in Middlesex. 59

Crier of C. P. and Cner of S. J. C. Levi Parker, of Cambridge.

Gaolers— Camb. Nathl. Watson. Concord Abel Moore. Coroners. Acton Luther Conant, Josiah B. French Winthrop E. Faulkner Maiden Ebenezer Wade, Ashby Alexander T. Wil- Theodore L. Stiles lord, Ezekiel Colman Marlborough Isaac T. Bedford Michael Crosby Stevens, Levi L Whitmore BUierica Thomas Sumner Medford Nathan Wait Cambridge E. W. Metcalf, JVatick Leonard Perry Nathan Fiske JVewton Joseph Jackson, jr. Carlisle Jonas Parker Benjamin Fuller Charlestoivn Jotham John- Pepperell Abel Adams, son, Joseph Hunnewell Luther Tarbel, jr. Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- Reading John Temple, jr. ker, James Pitts Daniel Flint Concord Jonas Buttrick, Sherburne Jeremiah Butler Abel Moore, Anthony- South Reading Jeremiah Wright Bryant Dracut David Blood, jr. Shirley Stephen Longley Simon Coburn Stoiv John Patch,Abraham Dunstable Edmund Page, Conant James Swallow Tewhsbury Thomas Clark, East Sudbury Collins Job Kittredge Damon, William Heard Townsend Quincy Syl- Framingham Rufus Brew- vester er, Henry Richardson Tyngsboro* Joseph F. Groton Abel Earns worth, Bancroft Benjamin Moors, David Waltham John Clark Child, William F. Brazer, West Cambndge Jeduthan W^illiam A. Bancroft Wellington Holliston Loammi Little- Westford Levi Heywood field Westn Nathan Fiske, Hopkinton Nathan Phipps Luther Harrington jLejing-fonDaniel Chandler Wilmington Joel Jenkins, Littleton Jona. Whitcomb Josiah Gillis Lowell Luther Marshall, 60 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. HAMPSHIRE. Judge of Probate, Samuel Hinckley, of Northampton. Register of Probate, Samuel F. Lyman, of do. Register of Deeds, Charles P. Huntington, of do. County Treasurer, Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Solomon Stoddard, of do. Jvsticcs of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amherst Samuel F. Dick- Israel Billings,01iverSmith inson JVurthampion Samuel Belchert. Joseph Bridgman Hinckley, Lewis Strong, Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Solomon Stoddard, Isaac Hadley Charles P. Phelps C. Bates, Charles A. Dew- Hatfield Benjamin Smith, ey, Charles E. Forbes Jipjjolnted to qualify Civil Offirers. Joseph Lyman, Rufus Graves, Solomon Stoddard, Sam- uel F. Dickinson, Mark Doolitlle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Joseph Bridgman, Eliphalet Williams. Jvsticrs of the Peace. Amherst John Dickinson, Cummin^on Nehemiah , Gideon Richard-, Ebenezer Snell, Stetson, John Strong, Eliphalet Packard,William Rufus Graves, Ithamar Swan Conkey, Timothy J. Grid- Easthamptoa Thaddeus ley, Zebina Dickinson, Clapp, John Luddin Lucius Boltwood, Isaac Enfield Benjamin Har- Robbins, Asahel Thayer, wood, Eliphaz Jones, Chester Dickinson, Enos Ephraim Richards, Epaph- Dickinson, Osmyn Baker, ras Clark , Elijah Goshen , Boltwood, Hezekiah W* Oliver Taylor, John Wil- Strong, Daniel Dickinson, liams, Benjamin White John Leland Greenwich Thomas Pow- Belchertown Mason Shaw, ers, Laban Marcy, Warren Justus Forward, Myron P. Wing, John Warner, Lawrence, William Bridg- Mason C. Darling man,Justus Dwijrljt,Anson Granby David Smith, Levi Moody, Jonathan Olds, Taylor.jr. William Belcher Henry A. Bridgman, Mark Hadley Giles C. Kellogg, Doolittle Moses Porter, William Chesterfield Thaddeus Porter, Israel Scott, Al- Baker, A. Rice, Isaac pheus Osborne King, Timothy A. Phelps Hatfield Samuel Partridge, Notaries and Counsellors in Hampshire. 61

2d. Elijah Bordwell, Aus- tus Bates tin Smith, Joseph Billings, Prescott B. Brigham, Sam- Remembrance Bard well uel Henry, Sta^y Linzie Middlejield John Dickson, South Hadley Elihu Matthew Smith D wight, Daniel Warner, Nortliampton Charles Edward Hooker, Daniel Starkweather, John Tay- Paine lor,Ebenezer Hunt, Daniel Southampton AsahelBirge, Stebbins, Ferdinand H. Frederick Judd, Asahel Wright, , jr. Chapman, Timothy Clark, Roswell Hubbard, Thomas Elisha Edwards, jr. Shepherd,Richard Phillips, ffare , Joseph , Samuel Cumminsfs, Homer Bart- F. Lyman, Oliver Warner, lett, Alpheus Demond, Christopher Clarke, Chs. Aaron Gould, Henry P. Huntington, Eliphalet Starkweather, Reuben A. Williems, Theodore Chapman, Barlow Free- Strong, Theodore Wright, man, Leonard Gould William H. Mosely, JVesthampton Joseph Kins- Chauncy Clark ley, jr. William Hooker, JVbnvich John Ellis, Aaron Sylvanus Clapp, John A. Hall, S. Kirkland, George Judd, Bela-P. Clapp, Sam- Dunlap, Joseph Stanton uel Edwards, jr. Pelham Henry Kingman, Williamshurss; William Isaac Abercrombie, John Bodman, Elisha Hubbard, Rankin, jr. Oliver Smith, jr. Joseph Bodman, Gross Ezra Brown, - Williams, Elisha Hubbard, man, Ziba Cook jr. Daniel Collins Plainjield James Richards, fVorthington Jonathan John Hamblin, Iram Pack- Brewster, Dan Daniels, ard, Elijah Warner, Eras- Josiah Mills,WilliamWard

A'otnries Puhlic. ^mherst Edward Dick- Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft inson Northampton Daniel Steb- Belchertown Mark Doo- bins, William H. Moseley little Ware Homer Bartlett

CouvspJlors at Lata. Amherst Samuel F. Dick- Belchertown Joseph Bridgf- inson,Simeon Strong,Hez- man, jr. Mark Doolittle, ekiah W. Strong, Ithamar Mason Shaw, Myron Law- Conkey, Lucius Boltwood, rence Osmyn Baker, E.Dickinson Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft 62 Sheriifs, Attorneys, &c. in Hampshire.

Greenwich Laban Marcy jr. Samuel F. Lyman, Hadley Giles C. Kellogg Charles P. Huntington Hatfield Israel Billings South Hadley William JVorthampton Samuel Bowdoin, jr. Edward F. Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, Hooker ,LewisStrong, }f^are Homer Bartlett Charles A.Dewey, Charles Worthington Chauncy B. E. Forbes, Samuel Wells, Rising

Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Enfield Epaphras Clark Williamsburg Elish^ Huh- Ware Henry Starkweather bard, jr.

Mtornmj at the Common Pleas. Belchertown Edward E. Clarke.

Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton.

Deputy Sheriffs. Amherst Zebina Dickinson JVorthampton Austin Smith Belchertown Simeon South Hadley Joel Miller Dwight Ware Samuel Phelps Chesterfield Asahel Bryant Worthington Daniel T. Knfield Rufus Powers Hewett

Deputy Gaoler, Cephs s Clapp, Northampton. Crier of Courts, William Bolter. Coroners. Amherst Solomon Keyes Austin Smith, William W. Eastman, Rufus Kellogg Partridge Belchertoion Elihu Sanford PelhamWeWa South worth C/ies/er^eWFrancisBurnell South Hadley Josiah Bard- Cummingti)n Bela Norton well Enfield Rufus Powers, Southampton Asahel Alden Lathrop Chapman Goshen Ambrose Stone Worthington Josiah Mills, JVorthampton Abner Hunt, Elisha Brewster PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Rossetter Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, Rossetter Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John B. Thomas, of do. Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 63

Justices of the Peace nnd of the Qi/orum. Duxhuri) Seth Sprao-ue, Pembroke Kilborn Whit- Judah Alden, Seth man Spragiiejr. Plymouth Zaccheus Bart- East Brid^ewater Bar- lett, William Jackson, N. tholomew Brown M. Davis, John B. Thomas, Hanover David Stock- R.Cotton,William Thomas bridge Rochester Charles J. Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Holmes, David Bacon Jotham Lincoln Scitunte Gushing Otis, Kingston John Thomas John Gollamore, Samuel Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood, A. Turner Abiel Washburn, W^. West Bridgewater William Bourne, Zachariah Eddy Baylies

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nahum Mitchel, Wilkes Wood, Abraham Holmes, Kilborn Whitman, Hector Orr, , Nathaniel M. Davis, John B. Thomas, Ebenezer Gay, Thomas Loring, Charles J. Holmes, Jesse Dunbar, Isaac Stevens, Jacob H. Loud.

Jastirrs of the. Peace. .46i??g^onBenjaminHobart, Orr, Isaac Alden, 3d. Jared Whitman, Micah Sylvanus L. Mitchell, Pool, John Gushing, James Wallace Rust, Welcome Bates, Ezekiel Thaxter Young, Abisha Stetson, Bridgewater Solomon Al- Azor Harris den, "jr. Daniel Mitchell, Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Benjamin Pope, Nathan Zebad Thompson, Dexter Lazell, Caleb F. Leonard, C. Thompson Artemas Hale, Avery Hanover Reuben Curtis, Fobes, Solomon Hayward, Melzar Curtis, Alexander jr. Isaac Fobes, Nathan Wood, Benjamin Mann, Mitchell David Prouty Carver Nehemiah Cobb, Hanson Charles Gushing, Benjamin Ellis, John Sa- Oliver Whitten, Thomas vary, Samuel Shaw, Hobart, Isaac B. Barker Thomas Cobb Hingham Martin Lincoln, Duxbury , Joseph Wilderjr. Edward Samuel A. Frazer, Isaiah Thaxter, William Gordon, Alden, E. Weston, Ger- Solomon Lincoln, Francis shom B. Weston G. Ford, Caleb Gill, jr. Ea^t Bridgewater Hector Thomas Loring Marshall 64 Notaries in Plymouth.

Lincoln, James W. Sivret Hedge, Nathaniel Russell, Hull Samuel Loring, jr. Benjamin M. Watson,Tohn Kingston James Sever, Thomas, Josiah Robbins, Thomas P.Beal, Nathaniel William Brown, Joseph Thomas, John Sever, Eli Bartlett, Jacob H. Loud, Cook, John Gray, Joseph , Ich;ibod Sampson Morton, Allen Danforth Marshfield Elisha Phillips, Plympton Isaac Wright, Joseph Clift, Constant F. Zenas Bryant, jr. Jonathan Oakman, John Thomas, Parker, William H. Soule, Charles Macomber, John Josiah T. Ellis Ford, jr. George Leonard Rochester George King, Middleboro^ David Rich- James Ruggles, Gideon mond, Martin Keith, Seth Barstow, Caleb Briggs, Miller, William Canedy, Elijah¥/illis,,Toseph Meigs, Thos. Sturtevant, Charles Jesse Martin, Joseph Look, Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth Philip Crandon, Lothrop Eaton, Abiel P. Booth, I. Perkins, Butler Wing, Jo- Stevens, William Nelson, seph Haskell, Theophilus Oliver Pierce, Peter H. Pitcher, jr. Pierce, Samuel Thompson, Scituale Edward F. Jacobs, Paul Hathaway, Arad J. B. Turner, Anson Rob- Thompson, Reeland Tink- bins, Samuel Tolman, jr. ham, Joshua Hoskins, jr. Jesse Dunbar, EbenezerT. Joshua Eddy, jr. Fogg, Elisha Jenkins, jr. JS/'orth Bridgeivater Abel Wareham John Fearing, Kinsfman, Joseph Sylves- William Fearing, B. Mur- ter, Eliab Whitman, Silas dock, Seth Miller, jr. Packard, M. Packard, David Nye, Charles "C. Eliphalet King^man, Linus Ellis Howard, George Clark, West Bridgewater Jona- Jesse Perkins than Copeland,jr. John E. Pembroke Aldon Briggs, Howard, Samuel Dunbar, Anthony Collamore, Tho- Austin Packard, Zepha- mas Tnrner,PeterSalmond niah Howard Plymouth Barnabas

A''otfirir.s Puhltc. Duxhury Erastus H. Bart- Rochester Elijih Willis lett Scituate John Beal Hingham David Harding Wareham SylvanusBourne Plymouth Jacob H, Loud, Middleboro'' Wilkes Wood Giistavus Gilbert

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Counsellors at Lmo. Ahington Jared Whitman, Whitman Benj-imin Hobart Pembroke Kilborn Whit- East Bridgeivater Aaron man Hobart, Welcome Young, Plymonth Nat. M. Davis, Bartholomew Brown John Thomas, William Hanover Alexander Wood Thomas, Jacob H. Loud, Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Gustavus Gilbert Soli)mon Lincoln Rochester A brah. Holmes, Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Charles J. Holmes Joseph Sampson Situate Ebenezer T. Fogg Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood, fVareham Seth Miller, jr. Zechariah Eddy, Isaac West Bmdgewater Wm. Stevens Baylies, Austin Backard JVorth Bndgewaier Eliab Jitlurnpy at the Supreme Judicial Court. South Bridgeivater Williams Latham.

Sheriffs Nathan Hayward, of Plymouth.

Deputy Shrriffs Bridgeivater Dion Bryant Middleboro^LemuelBrigg3f East Bridgeivater Joseph Joseph Jackson Chamberlin,jr. JVorth Bridge water Benja- Halifax Seth Allen min Kingman Hanson Nathaniel Colla- Pembroke David Oldham more Rochester Nathaniel Has- Hingham Ebed Hersey, jr. kell Kingston Spencer Cush- Scituate Nathaniel Clapp man JVareham Joshua. Gibbs,*id. Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'. Gaoler and Keeper of llie House of Correction. Putnam Kimball. Commissioners of ff recks, Paul Merrilt, of Scituate Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury. Coroners. Ahington Lebbeus Gurnf y Hanson Nath'l. Collamore Bridgtwater Mitch. Keith Hingham Job Loring, Carver Nelson BarVows Samuel Hobart, James Duxbunj Studley Sampson Stevenson East Bridgewater Lot Kingston JedidiahHolmes, Whitmarsh John Gray Hanover Levi Curtis MarshfeldWAYmm Lewis, 6 66 Justices of the Peace in Bristol.

James Dingley, Wales Plympton Thomas B. Tilden Harrub Middlehoro' Samuel Rochester Nathaniel Has- Thompson,.Toseph Jackson kell, David Peckham, jr. JVorth Bridgewater Thom- Scitiiate Elijah B. Turner, as Wales, jr. Abiel Cudworth, Ebenezer Pembroke Nathaniel Lo- Stetson, John Beal rinor, Peter Salmond, jr. Wareham Perez F. Briggs Plymouth Benjamin Drew BRISTOL. Judge of Probate, Hodijah Baylies, of Disfhton. Register of Probate, Anselm Bassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Alfred Williams, of do. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of do. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, J^orton Ephraim Raymond Zebedee A. Macomber, Joseph GifFord Paivtucket Oliver Stark- Dighton Hodijah Baylies weather, Elijah Ingraham Easton Daniel Wheaton Taunton JohnM.Williams, Fairhaven Alden Spooner, Asa Danforth, Francis Nathaniel S. Spooner, Jo- Baylies, James Ellis, John seph Tripp W. Seabury, James L. Freetown Job Morton Hodges, Jonathan Ingell, Mansfield Solomon Pratt James Sproat, Anselm JVeiv Berlford Lemuel Wil- Bassett liams, E'i Haskell, Alden Troy .Toseph E. Read, Bradford, Stephen Merri- William B. Canedy, James hew, Paul Spooner, A pol- Ford, Hezekiah Battelle ios Tobey, Charles H. Westport Abner Brownell, Warren Abner B. Gifford Raynham Seth Washburn

J3ppninted to qvaJify Civil Officers. John W. Seabury, John M. Williams, Asa Danforth, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Samuel Crocker, Jas. L. Hodges, Alden Bradford, Charles H. Warren, James Ford, Elijah Ingraham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Battelle, James C. Starkweather. Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 67

Jvstirrs of the Peace. Attlehorough Jacob Bolk- Bump, Joseph B. Weaver com, Israel Hatch, Noah Mansfield David Gilbert, Claflin, Lemuel May, Sen- Rowland Green, Mason eca Sanford, Abijah M. Cobb, Benjamin Billings Ide, Elkanah Brigors, Elijah JVew Bedford William DaCTorettjjr. Peter Thacher Rotch, Abraham Barker, Berkley Simeon Chase, James Howland, Samuel Barzillia Crane, Adoniram Rodman, Timothy G. Crane,Barzillia Hathaway, Coffin, Benjamin Lincoln, Jabez Fox, John Dilling- Kelly Eldri'dge, Nathan ham, Samuel French Bates, Natlianiel Hath- Dartmouth Abraham away, John A. Parker, Tucker, Holder Slocum, Richard Williams, Wm. Thomas Almy, Jeptha J. A. Bradford, John S. Ashley, James T. Slocum, Russell, Ezra Bassett, Bradford Howland JamesB.Congdon, Thomas Disrhton Caleb Chase, A. Greene, Jonathan Tut- Richard Wascoat, Thomas tle, Henry H. Crapo B. Richmond, George JVorton Isaac Hodges, Walker, Thomas S. Bay- Samuel Morey, Laban M. lies, John Walker, Barna- Wheaton, Lemuel Perry, bas Crane, S. Williams, Jacob Shepard, Cromwell D. Hathaway, Abiathar Leonard, George Clap White Pawtucket Collins Darling, Easton JohnPool,Rowland A polios Cushman, James Howard, Joshua Gilmore, C, Starkweather John Tisdale, Cyrus La- Raynham John Gilmore, throp, Charles Hayden, E1iab B. Dean, Godfrey John Seele, Samuel Dean, Robinson, Amos Hall, Oliver Ames, Elijah How- Amyntas Shaw, Ellis HaU ard, Sebea Howard Rehoboth Jos. Wheaton,2d. Fairhaven Ansel Gibbs, Lemuel Macomber, jr. Rounsevil Spooner, Levi Thomas Carpenter, James Jenny, Asa Swift, Alfred Bliss, 2d. Samuel Bullock, Nye, Jabez Taber, Lemuel 2d. Lemuel Morse, James Tripp, Rowland Gibbs, Blanding, Joseph Nichols Phineas White Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Freetoiim Benj. Weaver, vin Martin, Samuel Allen, Ebenezer Pierce, Earl Jesse Medbury, Nathaniel Sampson,HezekiahMason, Read, jr. Seth Whitmarsh, Elnathan P. Hathaway, Ezra Wilkinson Benjamin Burt, Thomas Somerset William Reed, 68 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

David Anthony, David F. Sproat, Jacob Chapin, Gray, Hanan Wilbour, Ichabod Lincoln,Cromwell Wheaton Luther, Edward Washburn, George B. At- Slade, Jonathan B. Slade wood, Horatio L. Danforth, Swanzey Thomas Peck, Theodore L. Lincoln, Sid- William Mason, Henry ney Williams, Horatio Gardiner, John Winslow, Pratt, George Walker, jr. Mason Barney, Eliab Wil- Troy Charles Pitman, Jo- iams, Thomas E. Warning, seph Gooding, Joseph John Earl, David Gray Hathaway,Israel Anthony, Taunton Alfred Williams, Benjamin B. Sisson William Hodges, John Wekport William White, Reed, Thomas Lincoln, Nathan C. Brownell,James Charles Richmond, Abia- H. Handy thar Leonard, William A.

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Dartmouth Zebedee A. Westport Abner Brownell Macomber Pawtucket ApoUos Cush- Dighton Thomas B. Rich- man mond Somerset David Gray Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Taunton William A. F. Spooner, Levi Jenny Sproat, Jacob Chapin JVew Bedford Timothy Troy James Ford, Heze- G. Coffin, John H. Clifford, kiali Battelle Elliot

Counsellors at Lmv.

Easton Cyrus Lothrop, man, Collins Darling Daniel Wheaton Seekonk Ezra Wilkinson Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Swanzey Eliab Williams Spooner Taunton , Freetown E. P. Hathaway James Ellis, William A. Mansfield David Gilbert F. Sproat, Jacob Chapin, J^few Bedford Lemuel Wil- Anselm Bassett, Horatio liams, Charles H. Warren, L. Danforth, Horatio Pratt, Timothy G. Coffin,William Sidney Williams, Theo- J. A. Bradford, John S. dore L. Lincoln Russell, Ezra Bassett Troy James Ford, Hezeki- JSTorton Laban Wheaton, ah Battelle, Joseph Hath- Laban M. Wheaton away, Cyrus Alden Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Sheriffs, Coroners, &c. in Bristol. 69

Mtorneys at the Supreme Jvdicial Court. JV«tr Bedford John Bar- Taunton H. G. O. Colby, rage, Thomas Dawes Henry Williams Ellot, J. H. Clifford

JUorjieijs at tJie Common Pleas. .^N'ew Bedford Oliver Prescott, J, H. W. Page. Sheriffs Horatio Leonard, of Raynham. Deputy- Sheriffs. Mtlehoro* Leprilete Sweet JVorton Timothy Smith Berkley Dean Burt Rehoboth Richard Goff Darfwio uMDanielHowland Sioanzey Charles B. Wins- D{^hio7i Crocker Babbitt low Fairhaveii Jonathan Wil- Raynham Ssmnel Wilbore bore, B, S. Sisson Taunton James Wood Freetown Gilbert Rounsa- ward, John Baylies ville, Noah H. Evans Troy Harvey Harnden JVew Bedford William Westfort Adam Gifford, Gordon, jr. Frederick Brownell For Additions or Correciions see jippendix. Gaolers, Joseph W. Dean, of Taunton, Williams Read, of New Bedford. Crier of the Comis, Oliver Soper, of Taunton. Insp. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attleboro'.

Commissioners of Wrecks, fyc. Charles Gxinnell, of New Bedford, and Prince Sears, jr. of Dartmouth. Coroners. AtUehoro^ Peter Thacher, JSfew Bedford Ephraim Samuel Tyler, Elisha May Kempton, William Gor- Berkley Dean Burt don, jr. Dartmouth Henry Tucker, Paivtuckd John Medbury jr. Samuel Barker Raynham Amyntas Shaw Dighton Crocker Babbitt Rehoboth Thos. Carpenter, Eastmi Rowland Howard, 2d. John Brown, Elijah A. Daniel Macomber, Joshua Read, Israel Brown, Crom- Britton well Bliss, Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Seekonk John Miller, Jonathan Wilbur Caleb Carpenter, Ezra Freetoivn John Nichols, French George Pickens, John P. Somerset Phillip Bowers Lawfton Swanzey Benajah Mason, Mansjidd Simeon Greene Israel Gardner, 2d. JSlorton Isaac Hodges Taunton David Carver, 70 Justices of the Peace in Barnstable.

Edward Grossman, Benja- Harvey Harnden min Inu-ell, James Wood- Westport Jonathan Brow- ward, Oliver Soper, jr. nell, Peleg W. Peckham, Troy Sheffield Weaver, Frederick Brownell BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate, Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable, Register of Probate, Abner Davis, of do. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Davis, of do. County Treasurer, Ebenezer Bacon, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Abner Davis, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Qunrvm. Bamstahle Isaiah L. Chatham Richard Sears Greene, Abner Davis, Orleans Benjamin Sea- Nymphas Marston, Mat- bury, John Doane thew Cobb Sandimch Elisha Pope Falmouth Sam.P.Croswell, Yarmouth Eiisha Doane, Braddock Dimmick John Reed, JamesCrowell, Brewster Elijah Cobb Timothy Reed

.^ppoiatnd to qn'iUfij Civil Officers. Richard Sears, John Reed, John Seabury, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. CrosweD, Isaiah L. Greene, Abner Davis, Seth F. Nye. Justices of the Peticr. Barnstable Joseph Blish, Isaiah Nye, Joseph At- Benj.imin Hallett, Asa wood, Joseph Young, Young, Jabez Howland, Joshua Nickerson Freeman Marchant, Loth- Demits Stephen Homer, rop Davis, Timothy Phin- Nathan Stone, Jonathan ney, William Lewis, Ben- Nickerson, Jonathan jamin Lewis,Henry Crock- Bangs, Orren Howes, Ne- er, Zaccheus Hamlin, hemiah Baker, Joshua Danforth P. Wight, Josiah Wixon, jr. Samuel Baker Sampson, Ebenezer Bacon, Eastham Samuel Free- Charles Marston man, Joshua P. Atwood, Brewster Joseph Sampson, Jesse Collins George Copeland, Benja- Falmouth Francis Weeks, min Berry, Jeremiah Mayo, Nathaniel Lewis, Thomas Dean Bangs, Joseph Smith Fish, Shubael Lawrence, Chaiham John Seabury, Ebenezer Nye, Ward M. Notaries, dt-c. in Barnstable. 71

Parker, Richard S Wood, Melatiah Bourne, William John Jenkins, John Rob- Fessenden, Seth F. Nye, inson, Aaron Cornish, Zenas Nye, Shadrach Charles Bourne Freeman, Lemuel Ewers, Harwich Isaiah Chase, Henry Lawrence, Joseph William Eldridge, Obed Hall, Benjamin Bourne, Brooks, Nathan Under- William H. Fessenden, wood, jr. James Long, Na- Charles H.Freeman,Elisha than Underwood, Elijah Perry, Ezra Tobey, Jesse Chase, Rcubpn Cahoon Boyden Marshpee Gideon Hawley Truro A. Hinckley, James Orleans Jsaac Sparrow, Small, John Kenney William My rick, John Yarmouth Gorham Lovell, Kenrick, Richard Sparrow Joseph Hawes,IsaiahBray, Provincetoum Asa S. Bow- William Greene, Sylvester ley,Solomon Rich, Thomas Baker, Joseph Eldridge LothroD Weljleet Josiah Whitman, Sandwich Benjamin Bur- Reuben Arey, Benjamin gess, William Handy, C. WithereU

J\^r)taries Public. Bnmstnhle David Crocker Provincetown Thomas Brewster Isaac Foster Lothrop Chatham Isaiah Nye Sandwich William H. Fes- Eastham Samuel Knowles senden Falmouth Samuel P. Cros- Truro Joshua Small well Weljleet Josiah Whitman Harwich Isaiah Chase, Yarmouth James Crowell, Anthony Kelley William Greene Orleans Richard Sparrow

Counsellors at Law. Barnstahle Nymphas Seth F. Nye Marston Yarmouth John Reed, ^rerosferGeorofe Copeland Timothy Reed Sandwich RusselFreeman,

Attorney at the Supreme Judicial Court. Orleans, John Doane.

Mtorney at the Common Pleas. Falm'uthj Zephaniah Bennet.

Sheriff, David Crocker, of Barnstable. ;

72 Justices of the Peace in Dukes.

Deputy- Sheriffs. BamstahU Luther Hinck- OHeans WillianT Myrick ley, John Bursley Provincetuvm Peter S, Brewster Benjamin Berry, Howes Benjamin Foster Sandivich Lewin Pope Falmouth George W. Yarmouth Charles Sear» Donaldson Crier of the Courts, George Blish^ of Barnstable, Gader, John Bursley, of Barnstable.

Commissioners of Wrecks, ^'c. Thomas Fish, Falmouth :

Melatiah Tobey, Sandwich ; Joshua Small, Truro

Daniel Comings, Orleans ;. Obadiah Doane, East-

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

incetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich. Coroners. BarnstaUe Asa Young Orleans Henry Knowles Brewster Benjamin T. Pruvincetoton Solomon Berry Rich CAafAamWilliamHamilton Sandwich Lewin Pope Dennis Jonathan Nick- Truro Levi Stevens, Jonas erson Stevens, James Small Eastham Timothy Cole Weljleet Josiah Whitman, Falmouth Consider Hatch Jeremiah Newcomb fiari<;ic^ A masaNickerson Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Overseers of the Marshpee and Herringpond Indians. Gideon Hawley, Kilhorn Whitman, Charles Marston. DUKES. Judge of Probate, George Athearn, of Tisbury. Register of Probate, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of do. County Treasurer, Matthew Manter, jr. of Tisbury. Clerk of the Courts, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Matthew May- Thomas Cooke, Daniel hew Fellows Edgartoion William Jern- Tishunj John Davis, Geo. egan, Cornelius Marchant, Athearn, Ebenezer Skiff

Jlppointed to qnalifij Civil Officers. George Athearn, of Tisbury, William Jernegan, Tho- mas Cooke, of Edgartown, Matthew Mayhew, of Chilmark. Justices of the Peace in Nantucket. 73

Justices of the Peace. Chilmark John Hancock, Thaxter, William Butler Harrison P. Mayhew Tishury Thomas Dunham, Edgartown Theodore G. David Look, Charles G. Mayhew, Elihu P. Norton, Athearn John P. Norton, Leavitt Jittorneys at the Court of Common Pleas. Edgartown Theodore G. Tishury Thomas Dunham, Mayhew, Leavitt Thaxter Ebenezer Skiff Notaries Public. CAii?narA;TristramAllenjr. James H. Beetle Edgart'iwn Cornelius Tishury Thomas Dunham, Marchant, Wm. Mayhew, John liolmes Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Chilmark Thomas H. !Z\V6un/ Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert

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

of Edorartown ; John Hancock, of Chilmark; Eben- ezer Skiff, of Tisbury. Coroners. Chilmark William May- Edgartovm Peter Pease hew Tishury James Cottle Guardian to the Indians of Chapaquidick. Daniel Fellows. NANTUCKET. Judge of Probate, Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate, Timothy Hussey. County Treasurer, Peleg S. Folger. Clerk of the Courts, Benjamin Gardner. Justices of the Peace and of the Qiiorvm. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, Josiah Hussey, Daniel Coffin, William Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Benjamin Gardner, Martin T. Morton, , Feleg S. Folger.

.Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussey. Justices of the Peace. George Cannon, David Allen, Charles Bunker, Thomas Macy, Timothy Hussey, 7 74 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Kotarics Pnhlic. Benjamin Gardner, Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Zaccheus Hussey, Charles K. Whitman. Counsellors at Law. Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Charles K. Whitman. Mtorneijs at the Common Pleas. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger.

Sheriff, Peleg S. Folger. Deputy-Sheriff, David Allen. L Coroner, Elisha M. Hincldey. T Commissioners of Wrecks, George Myrick, George Myrick, jr. Tristram Barnard, Benjamin Worth, of

Nantucket ; Andre^v Brock, of Tuckanuck Island.

' W ORG ESTER. Judge of Probate, Nathaniel Paine, of Worcester. Register of Probate, Theophilus Wheeler, of do. Register of Deeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Anthony Chase, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph G. Kendall, of do. Jitsticcs of the Pence rnd of the Quorvra. ^shhurnhamJ osephJeweit Oxford Jonathan Davis, Mhol James Humphreys Kumner Bastow

Barre Eleazer James, Na- 0«Ma;7i William Cra v.- ford thaniel Houghton, Seth Petersham Hutchins Hap- Lee good, Jared Weed /j'oZfrm Stephen P.Gardner, Rutland Rufus Putnam Nathaniel Longley Sterlirto; John Robbins, BrooJfield Sinieon Draper Moses Thomas Charlton Salem Towne, Spencer James Draper John Spurr Sutton Dudley Aaron Tufts Templeton Level Walker MfcftftwrfifEbenezerTorrey Uxhridge Benjamin Adams HuhharastonSa.mne\Swsin Westborough Nahum Leicester Nathaniel P. Harrington Denny Westminster Michael Gill, Leominster Solomon Josiah Howe Strong, David Wilder Winchendon Wm. Dunbar Mendon Daniel Thurber, JforcesierNathaniel Paine, William S. Hastings Theophilus Wheeler,Dan- MUford Perley Hunt iel Waldo,, Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 75

Rejoice Newton, William John W. Lincoln, Joseph Eaton, John Davis, Pliny G. Kendall, Emory Wasn- Merrick, Samuel M. Burn- burn side, Samuel Jennison,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske, Theophilus Wheeler, Jonathan Davis, James Humphreys, Silas Holman, Theodore Jones, Edmund Gushing, Joseph G. Ken- dall, Nathaniel Houghton, Warren Rawson, Sumner Bastow, Moses Smith, Abijah Bigelow, William S. Hastings, Samuel Lee.

Justices of ile Peace. Ashhumhain Abraham eon Rich, ^d. Jonathan Low, George R. Gushing, Winslow, Rufus Mixer, Silas WillardjHoseaStone, Harvey Dresser Nathaniel Peirce Da72a Apollos Johnson, Jlthol Joseph Pierce, Eli- Stephen Johnson, Ephraim phalet Thorp, Theodore Whipple Jones, Glough R. Miles Douglas Benjamin Crag- Barre Samuel Lee, Ephra- gin, Warren Humes, im Wilson, George Fitts, Robert P. Ghurch Lyman Sibley, David Lee, Dudley Jeptha Bacon, Seth Galdwell George A. Tufts, John Berlin Jonathan D. Merri- Brown, William Winsor, am, Thomas Brigham Dutee Wilcox Balton Amos Parker, Fitchhurg Joseph Downe, Samuel S. Houghton, Jo- Payson Williams, David seph Sawyer Brigham, Francis Perkins, Boylston James Longley, Glement Jewett,Nathaniel Aaron White, Jotham Wood Bush, IMatthew Davenport, Gardner Smyrna Glazier, Nathaniel Davenport William Whitney Brookjield Jesse Bliss, Grafton William Lamb, Heman Stebbins, Rufus Jonathan Wheeler, Harry Harrington, Ebenezer Wood, Pardon Aldrich, Merriam, Alanson Hamil- Gharles Brigham, jr. Sam- ton, Nicholas M'Glure, uel Wood Joseph W. Hamilton, Otis Hardwick Daniel Ruggles, Hayden Jason Mixter, Samuel F. Charlton William P. Rider, Gutler, Samuel Billings, Zephaniah Brown, John Joseph Stone, Ebenezer Davis, Samuel Hall, Sim- Perry, Joseph Knox 76 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Harvard Isaac Whitney, Scammel Jacob Haskell, John Park, J^i-iv Braintree Henry Pen" Jerome Gardner niman, Samuel Mixter, HoUi.n William Drury, Philip Delano Ethan Davis, Samuel Da- jYoiifiboro' Stephen Wil- mon, Silas Flagg, Charles liams, Phineas Davis, Chaffin Cyrus Gale, Joseph Davis, Hubbardsion D. Wood- Martin L. Stow ward, Henry Prentiss, Norlhbridiit Adolphus Ethan A. Greenwood Spring, John Fowler, Syl- Lancaster Josiah Flagg, vanus Holbrook Jacob Fisher, Jonas Lane, North Broakfield Daniel Levi Lewis, William Gilbert, Eli Forbes, Wil- Willard, Nathaniel Chan- linm Adams, Nathaniel dler, Moses Smith, Na- Dodge, Pliny Nye, Jona- thaniel Rand than Cary Leicf.sitr A. Flint, John Oakham "^Washington Al- Kin^, Waldo Flint, Joseph len, Joel Jones, James D. Sargant, Horatio G. Allen, Skelton Felton Henshaw Oxford Abishai Larned, Leomirulcr John Gardner, Stephen Davis, Richard Bezaleel Lawrence, Will- Olney, Josiah S. Prentice, iam Perry, Levi Nichols, Isaac B. Hartweil, Richard , Charles Stone W. Wilder Ptttrsham Henry Ward, Lnnf-Tibun: Esek Whiting, William Parkhurst, Joel William Harrington Bryant, Aaron Brooks, jr. Me.ridon Nathan Very, Pnctnv Nathaniel Crocker, Warren Rawson, Elijah Braddyll Livermore, Jona- Thayer, Esek Pitts, Abel than P. Grosvenor, Na- Wilder, Ahaz Allen,James thaniel Lakin S. Warner, Samuel Allen, Phillipiton. Abel Piper, Benj. Davenport, Charles ('liver Powers, James C. P. Hastings Stone, jr. John Doane, Abel Millbnry Caleb Burbank, White, Jason Goulding Asa Waters,Ruftis Barton, Prince tun Jonas Brooks, Simon Farnsworth, Sim- Charles Myrick, Charles eon Waters, Amasa Rob- Russell, Alphonso Brooks erts, Elias Forbes, William Rnynhion St'^phen Batch- M. Benedict elder, jr. Salmon Godard, Milford John Claflen, jr. Benoni Peck, Rufus Bul- Gustavus D. Peck, Newell lock, Franklin Gregory, Nelson, Samuel L. Timothy Lewis Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 77

Rutland Tilly Flint, Joel Frederick Taft, Joseph Davis, Calvin Howe, Ro- Thayer, Jonathan Greg- land Wheeler, Daniel ory, Joseph Adams Walker Uiird John Clark, Solomon Shreicsbiiry Nymphas Sibley, , jr. Pratt, Fortunatus Harring- Zebulon Cary ton, Balch Dean, Henry JVebster George B. Slater Snow, Nathan Howe Wtstbnrough Moses Grout, Southborouiih Willard Lovett Peters, Charles Newton, Jonas Ball, Per- Parkman, Nahum Fisher, ley Whipple, Dexter Fay Onslow Peters South bndi{e Frederick W. Wtst Boylston Robert B. Bottom, Ebenezer D. Am- Thomas, Joseph Hinds, midon, Oliver Hooker, Barnabas Davis, Joseph Linus Child, Moses Plimp- White ton Wtsiern Harvey Sessions, Spencer Jonas Bemis, Sar- Pardon Keyes, Daniel dina Muzzey, Frederick Hitchcock, Joseph Rams- Howe, William Pope del, Isaac Patrick Sterltmr James Wilder, Wtstminster Abel Wood, Samuel Sawyer, Alexan- Jonas Whitney, Edward der Dustin, Jonathan Wil- Kendall, Merar'i Spaulding, der, Jacob Conant, David Simeon Sanderson, Joseph Wilder, Thomas Wright Whitman, Wonder Wears, Siurbridiit , John Heywood Ephraim Morey, John Win.chendon Enoch Kid- Hoi brook, George Davis, der, Ephraim Murdock, Jared Lamb, Edward Jacob Wales, Reuben Phillips, R OS well Warner, Hyde, Isaac Morse David Wripht, Gardner Worcester James Wilson, Watkins, Erasmus Hol- Samuel Brazer, William brook Jennison, Artemas Ward, Sutton Jonathan Leland, , Benjamin Daniel Tonrtellott, Daniel Chapin, Otis Corbett, Al- Tenney, Samuel Taylor, fred D. Foster,lsaac Davis, Welcome Whipple William Lincoln, Charles Templftun Ephraim Stone, G. Prentiss, Joseph Stone, Benjamin Brown, Leonard Thomas Kinnicut, Nathan Stone, Samuel Lee, Henry Heard, Christopher C. Newton Baldwin, Henry Paine, Upton Ezra Wood, Elisha George Folsom, Frederick Bradish, Eli Warren W. Paine, Stephen Salis- Uxbriige Samuel Read, bury, William M. Towne, 78 Counsellors and Attorneys in Worcester.

Jubal Harrington, William Woodward, Anthony N. Green, William D. Chase, Ira Barton, Abiel Wheeler, Samuel B. Jacques Kotaries Public. Brookfidd Seth Field Mtndon Wm. S. Hastings F27c/t6'/?^;EbenezerTorrey Millbury Wm. Whittlesey Lancaster Nath'l. Chandler C/a:6/2rf^e Jonathan Gregory Leicester Horatio G. Hen- Worctster Theo. Wheeler, shaw Isaac Flagg

Couvsellors at Law. Athol Clough R. Miles Sterling Alexander Dustin Barre Eleazer James, Seth Southbridge Frederick W. Lee, Nathaniel Houghton Bottom, Linus Child Bolton George R. M. Sturbridge George Davis Withington Templeton Lovell Walker BrooIJi Id Jesse Bliss, He- Uxbridge Benjamin Ad- man Stebbins ams, Bezaleel Taft, jr. Charlton John Davis Joseph Thayer Dudky George A. Tufts Wtslboro' Nah. Harring- Fiichburz David Brigham, ton, Onslow Peters Ebenezer Torrey, Nathan- Westminster Simeon San- iel Wood, Artemas Rogers derson Grafton Harry Wood Worcester NathanielPaine, Harduick Joseph Knox Samuel M. Burnside, Re- Hubbardslon Samuel Swan joice Newton, John Davis, Lancaster Moses Smith Charles Allen, Pliny Mer- Leicester Nathaniel P. rick, Alfred D. Foster, Denny, Waldo Flint Emory Washburn, Isaac Leo mih iter William Perry Davis, William Lincoln, Mevdnn Vv^arren Rawson, Thomas Kinnicutt,Charles William S. Hastings, Sam- G. Prentiss, Henry Paine, uel Allen, Charles C. P. William N. Green, Jubal Hastings Harrington, William M.

.7W/7/f/ u rj/ WilliamS.Lincoln Towne, Abijah Bigelow, jVorthboro' Martin L. Stow David T. Brigham, Ira Pelirsham Jared Weed, Barton, William S. An- Aaron Brooks, jr. drews, Levi Lincoln Rutland Rufus Putnam

Jittorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Barre Charles "Wadsworth Douglas Joseph Prentis Boyhlon Matthew Da- Leicester Silas Jones venport Mith Brookfield Daniel Sheriffs and Coroners in Worcester. 7g

Gilbert Shrewsbury William Pratt Oxford Peter C. Bacon Uxb ridge Francis Deane jr. ^ouUibridgt Benjamin D. Worcester Maturin L. Hyde Fisher, George Folsom

Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Ashburnham George C. Randall, Alexander Ham- Parker ilton Brookjidd Amos Crosby Sutton Edward Clarke Grafton Nathan T. Dow Wtstern Barlow Freeman Lancaster Solon Whiting, Worcester Edwin Conant, Joseph W. Huntington Benjamin F. ThomaSyJesse Miilbary Abraham G. W. Goodrich Sheriff, Calvin W^illard, of Worcest£

Deputy -Sheriffs. Jlshburrihara Charles comb Stearns jYorthboro'' James Maynard Athol Abijah Hill Oxford Samuel Smith Barre Seth Holden Princeton John Whitney Brookjidd Daniel Newell Petersham Cephas Willard Dudley Saml. Robinson,2d. Rutland Asa Mathews Fitchburg Ivors Phillips Souihboro^ Larkin Newton Grafton George W. Jones Sterling Samuel Houghton Hubbardston Luther Clif- Sturbridge Benj. Eullock ford Sutton Edmund J. Mills Hardwick Timothy Hath- Uxbridge Royal Thayer away, jr. Upton Wilson Rawson, 2d. Lancaster Lyman Moore Westminster Henry Cool-- Leicester Emory Drury idge, jr. Leominster Asa Longley Worcester Edward H. Mendon Seneca Hills Hemmenway, Billings Milford Clark Ellis Hobart Millbury Willard Whit-

Crier of the Courts., Silas Brooks of Worcester. Keeper of the House of Correction, John F. Clark. Overseer of the House of Correction, Nathan Heard. Gaol Keeper, Asahel Bellows, Worcester.

Coroners. Ashhurnham William Barre Seth Caldwell, Seth Stearns, Samuel Woods Holden Athol Joseph Pierce Bolton Joseph Sawyer, jr. 80 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

BoyUion Levi Pierce Rutland Calvin Howe, Brookfield Simeon Draper Jeduthan Green Douglas Aaron A. Wallis Shrewsbury Artemas Stone Dudley Jonathan Day Soulhboro' Dexter Ball Gardner Moses Wood Soufhbridge Jeremiah Grafton A. Kimball, jr. Shum way, Lemuel Dunbar Isaac W. Wood Spencer Sidina Muzzey, Harvard Aaron Whitney Walter Livermore Hardwick Lemuel Har- Sterling Moses Thomas, rington Sturhiidgt Simeon Fiske, Holdtn Henry BuUard, Edward Phillips William Drury, jr. Farnum Sutton Edmund J. Mills White Templeton John E.Newton, Lancaster Nathaniel Rand Nathan Bryant, jr. Leominster Abel Carter, Upton Daniel Fiske, jr. William Wilder Uxbridge Phineas Chapin Lunenburg Peter Brown, Ward John Rice, Alvah Eli Page Drury Mtndon Caleb Thayer, Westboro'' Nahum Fisher Andrew Penniman Western Josiah Putnam, Milford Clark Ellis Joseph Field Millbua-y Reuben Barton Westminster Jonas Miles, JVcw? Braintree Jona. Barr Luke Bigelow Oakham Frederick A. Winchendon Sam'l.Noyes, Presho, Skelton Felton Obadiah Walker, Mark Oxford Sylvanus Harris Whitcomb Petersham Eber Hapgood, Worcester William Eaton, Cephas Willard , Timothy Princeton John Dodd, W. Bancroft, Thomas Moses G. Cheever Harbach Royalston Jonathan Pierce

BERKSHIRE. Judg^e of Probate, William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register of Probate, Henry W. Bishop, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Charles Sedgwick, of do. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of do.

Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. South District, Moses Hopkins, of Great Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 81

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Adams J. Q. Robinson, Wheeler,EdwardStephen3 Peter Briggs Otis Lester Filley Ballon John Chamberlain Piltsjldd Jonathan Allen Egremonl Alanson Nash Richmond Noah Rossetter Great Barri-ngloji Moses Snndf.^Jldd Eliakim Hull Hopkins, John Whiting Sheffield Elisha Lee,Robert Hinsdale Thomas Allen F. Barnard, Eli Ensign Lanfsbnronsii Wolcott Stockbridge Thaddeus Hubbell, George N.Briggs Pomeroy, Samuel Jones, Lev ox Joseph Tucker, Henry W. Dwight, Theo- Daniel Williams, Caleb dore Sedgwick Hyde, James W. Bobbins, JVest Stockbridge Bobbins Wm. P. Walker, Charles Kellogg Sedgwick Williamstown Deodatus jVew Marlborough Ben- Noble jamin Sheldon, Benjamin

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joshua Danforth, Moses Hopkins, Lyman Hall, William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, Ezra Kellogg, John Whiting, S. Jones, T. Whitney, L. Washburn, George N. Briggs, Horatio Byington, Eliakim Hull, Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q,. Robinson, William E. Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedgwick, Calvin Martin, Ralph Taylor.

Justices of the Peace. Adams Thomas Robinson, Moses Wolcott, Nathan Nathan Putnam, Isaac Sayles, Russell Brown, Brown,R.Brown, Jeremiah Jonathan Richardson Colgrove, William E.Bray- Clarksburg Silas Shippey, ton, David Darling, Samuel George T. Waterman, Bowen, Thomas Farnum, Selah Clark Benjamin F. Robinson, Dallon Gideon Deming, William C. Plunkett, Isaac David Carson, Grenville Dean D. Weston, Henry Marsh Alfurd Elihu Lester, Nor- Ei^remnnt James Baldwin, man Lester, Hugo Dewey Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Bf^cket Gains Carter, Tim- Curtis, John Hollenbeck, othy Snow, Luke Barber Moses Loomis, Josiah Mil- Cheshire John Welles, lard, Samuel Newman, Warren Southworth, Dan- Ephraim Baldwin, Henry iel Brown, Ethan A. Rix, Dewey 82 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

Florida Nathan Drury, Patterson, Merritt Smith Zadock King, Daniel jY. ./hhford Keyler Kent, Thayer, jr. Phineas Harman Great Barrington Miles Nfw Marlborough Isaac Avery, George Beckwith, Turner, Joseph Fitch, Ja- Jacob H. Van Deusen, son Warner, Salmon Kas- James A. Hyde, Benjamin son, Warren Wheeler, Rodgers, I. L. V. Dusen, Levi L. Smith Grotius Dewey William Otis Roderick Norton, Dewey, Gilbert Ford, Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- Ralph Taylor, Charles W. ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil Hopkins, Perley D. Whit- Seymour, Elijah Owen, jr. more, David Ives, Increase Peru Thomas Frizell, Sumner, Isaac Seley,jr. Henry Peirce, Oliver Nash Hancock Gideon Martin, Piitsjitld John B. Root Rodman Hazard, Griffin Thomas B. Strong, Butler Eldridge, John Gardner, Goodrich, Joseph Merrick, William Lapham, Augus- Thomas A. Gold, Calvin tus L. Smith, Silas H. Martin, Daniel B. Bush, Gardner Phineas Allen, James D. Hinsdale Artemas Colt, Lemuel Pomeroy, Thompson John Churchill, Luther Lantsboro' Peter B. Cur- Washburn, Henry H. tis, Lyman Hall, Timothy Childs, Samuel M. M'Kay, Whitney, Calvin Hubbell, Oliver D. Dickinson, Sam- W. H. Tyler, S. C. Curtis, uel Root, Ezekiel R. Colt, Truman Tyrrell, jr. Alger- Matthias R. Lancton, Ed- non S. Hubbell, Naainan ward A Newton, Theodore Barnes, Richard Whitney Hinsdale, Samuel A. Dan- Lee William Sturgis,James forth, Josiah Pomeroy Whiton, Stephen Thacher, Richmond John Bacon, John B. Perry, Abijah William S. Leadbetter, N. Merrill, jr. Nathaniel Tre- Reddington, N. Piersonjr. main,jr. William Porte r,jr. Linus Hall, Abel D. Clark, Walter Laflin, Charles M. Erastus Rowley, Eleazer Owen, Hubbard Bartlett, Williams Lawson D. Bidwell Savoy Snellum Babbitt, Lenox Charles Worthing- William lngraham,Liberty ton, Charles Mattoon, Bowker, Edward Babbitt Henry W. Bishop, Caleb Sandisjidd Erastus Beach, Belden, George I. Tucker, William Bettis, Daniel Solomon Cole Sears, LymanBrown,Jabez Mount Washington Charles Bosworth, Thomas Twin- Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire. 83

ing, Uriel Smith, Samuel Samuel C. Buel Merrill Waskinglon William G* She^e Id Silas KeUogg, Ballantine, William IN oble, Samuel Shears, Andrevr Phillip Eames Andrus, Jared Canfield, West Slockbridse Christo- Azariah Root,MinorOwen, pher French, Amasa Spen- William Ashley, Elijah S. cer, Luther Plumb, Miles Deming-, John Ward, Par- Morgan, Melancton Lewis, ker L. Hall, Ralph Little, Martin Hendrix Edward F. Ensign, Jere- Williamstown Reuben miah Shears, Horatio L. Young, Dan Foster,Luther Warner, Rowland Whar- Bartlett, John Mills, Keyes field, Samuel H. Bushnell Danforth, Lyman Hubbell, Stockbndge Elisha Brown, Gershom T. BulWey, Ste- Elijah Brown, Cyrus Wil- phen Hosford, Thomas liams, Isaac Curtis, Horatio Bingham, Daniel N. Byinorton, Alanson Ben- Dewey, Samuel Smith, nett, Theodore S.Poraeroy, Orin Kellogg Daniel Churchill, David Windsor Robert Walker, Lester Asahel Wright, Noah Tyrin<:haTn Elnathan Green, E. Baldwin, Amasa Pratt,' John Garfield, Tho- Converse,jr. Asa H. Capen, mas Garfield, John Lang- Daniel O. Holbrook, James don, Ezra Heath, Egbert BeaUs B. Garfield, Eli Hale,

JVotaries Puhli Adams Nathan Putnam Sandisfidd Thomas Twi- Grtat Barringlon George ning Arnold Shtffidd Robert F. Barnard Lenox Henry W. Bishop Stockbridge Horatio By- Pittsjipld James Buell, ington Amos T. Loomis

Counsellors at Laic. Adams Thomas Robinson, Lanesboro'' Calvin Hub- Nathan Putnam bell, George N. Brififgs Dalton Henry Marsh Lee William Porter, Egremont Lonson Nash L. D. Bidwell Great Rnrringion John Lenox William P. Walker, Whiting, James A. Hyde, Henry W. Bishop, George Increase Sumner Tucker Hancock Silas Gardner J^ew Marlboro* Benjamin Hinsdale Thomas Allen Sheldon 84 Sheriffs, Attorneys, &

Otis Lester Filley Parker L. HaD PHtxfield Thomas A. Gold, Siockbridge Samuel Jones, Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Henry W. Dwight, Hora- bard, Luther Washburn, tio Byington Matthias R. Lancthon Wtsf Siockbridge Robbins Saudis fit Id Thos. Twining Kellogg Sheffidd Robert F. Bar- WiUiamstown Daniel N. nard, Edward F. Ensign, Dewey Mtorneys at the Snprerne Judicial Court Pitftifitld Raymond WiUiamstown Henry Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Adams [north) Daniel Sturgi Parish Lenox Joseph Tucker Great Burrington Francis J^ew Marlboro^ Turner Whiting West Siockbridge John Z. Lee [south) Franklin Goodrich

Sheriff, Henry C. Brown, of Pittsfield. Deputy- Sheriffs. Adams (JV*. village Jabez Wakefield

Hall Lee [south ) Josh. A. Barton Adams [south) Robert R. J^fw Marlboro' Franklin Briggs Shepard Alfurd Stephen M. Church Olis Elam P. Norton Dallon Roland Foot Pittsfield John Pomeroy Egremont Jerome Hollen- Richm nd Ebenezer K. beck Williams Great Barringlon Miles Sandisfield StephenPalmer Bartholomew Sheffitld Robert R. Root, Hancock Charles Taylor Richard Ensign Lanesboro' Hiram Hum- Siockbridge Asahel By- phrey ington Lenox Oliver Drury, W. Siockbridge Wm. Jones Joseph Palmer WiUiamstown Solomon Lee (A*, village) James Bulkley Gaoler, Joseph Palmer, of Lenox. Crier of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox. Coroners. Adams Jeremiah Coles- man grove, B. F. Robinson, Eli Alford Stephen M. Church Northam, Reuben Whit- Dallon Oliver Porter, Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Granville D. Weston Peru Eli Pierce Egrtmoni Elijah Willard Pitlsfitld John Pomeroy Grtat Barringlon Samuel Reuben Brooks Rossetter, Ezra Kellogg, Richmond Phineas Rich- Isaac Avery ards Hancock John Gorton Sandisfield Erastus Rice Hinsdalt Walter Tracy Sitvoy Melvin Bowker Lanesborough Stoddard Sheffield Norman Kellogg, Hubbell Robert Waterman Lee Daniel Couch, Abner Siockbridge David P. In- Taylor gersoU Lenox Alvah Morrell, Tyringham Elijah Garfield John C. Hunt Wtsl Slockbridgt Hiram JV. Marlborough Stephen Pomroy, \Villiam Jones Powell, Mark Pike Tf'Uliamsfown Solomon Oils Samuel Picket, John Bulkley, Manning Brown Fay, jr. NORFOLK. Judofe of Probate, Sherman Leland, of Roxbury. Register of Probate, Jonathan H. Cobb, ofDedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer, John BuUard, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Jairus Ware, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Qtjorurrt. Bellingham Eliab Wight Medway Warren Loyering Braintree Minot Thayer Ml lion Amos Holbrook, Canton Thomas Tolraan, Thomas French Randolph Samuel Bass, Cohasstt James C. Doane Royal Turner Dedham Samuel Haven, Roxbnry Joseph Har- James Richardson, Eras- rington, Joseph Heath, tus Worthington, William , Sher- Ellis, man Leland Dorchtsier Samuel P. Sharon BenjaminReynolds Loud, Amasa Stetson,John Weymouth Christo. Webb Bailey Wrenlham Cornelius Medfitld Daniel Adams Kollock, Melatiah Everett Appointed to qualify Civil OtHnrs Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Jairus Ware, Joseph Harrington, E. Worthington, Josiah J. Fiske, Samuel Bugbee, Sam- uel J. Gardner. 86 Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, ardson, Thaddeus Lever- Stephen Metcalf, Elias ing, Seneca Barber, Lu- Cook, Asa Hall, John C. ther Metcalf, Levi Adams, Scammell Luther Metcalf, jr. Braintrte James Holbrook, Milton Joseph Rowe, Solomon Thayer, Stephen Asaph Churchill, Jason Thayer, Jonathan Wild, jr. Houghton, Francis Daven- Asa French, David Hol- port, Nathaniel Tucker, brook, Ezra W. Sampson, Nathan C. Martin, Mosea Josiah Vinton, jr. Webster Brookline Joseph Goddard, J^eedham Peter Lyon, Oliver Whyte, Benjamin Benjamin Slack, Elisha Goddard, Thoir^as Griggs, Lyon, Israel Whitney Charles Wild, JamesLeeds ^uincy Lemuel Brackett, Canton Adam Kinsley, Daniel Spear, Noah Curtis, Joseph Hodges, Leonard John Whitney, J. M. Gour- Everett gas, jr. William B. Dugan Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Randolph Seth Turner, Henry J. Turner Micah White, Isaac Thay- Dedliam George Ellis, er, Joseph Linfield, Jona- Calvin Whiting, Jonathan than Wales, jr. Benjamin H. Cobb, John Guild, Enos Richards, Aaron Prescott, Foord, Richard Ellis, John Seth Mann, Zenas French, K. Briggs, John Bullard Silas Paine, jr. Dorchtsier Thomas Tiles- Roxbury Abijah Draper, ton, Thos. Moseley, James William Heath, Nathaniel Humphrey, Abel Gushing, S. Prentiss, Samuel J. Henry Gardner, Edward Gardner, Joseph Curtis, Sharp, Moses Draper, Wil- Charles Davis, Peter G. liam Oliver, Robert Vose Robbins, John Bartlett, Dortr Hezekiah Allen, John J. Clarke, Nathaniel Calvin Richards Curtis, David A. Simmons, Foxbnrough Seth Boyden, Lucius M.Sargent, Charles Elias Nason, Joseph War- W. Greene, Arthur Lith- ren, gow, Jonathan Dorr Fran/din Lewis Fisher, Sharon Enoch Hewins, Joseph Bacon, William Tisdale Drake Makepeace, Wm. Make- Stnughton Robert Swan, peace,jr. Elihu Pond Elijah Atherton, Jesse Mtdfidd Moses B. Hard- Pierce, Abner Drake. ing, William Peters Joel Talbot Medway Joseph L. Rich- Walpole Daniel Kings- Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Norfolk. 87 bury, PhineasEllis,Harvey uel Druce,Samuel Bugfbee, Clapp, Truman Clark Ebenezer Blake, John Weymoidh Samuel , Cheever, Benjamin Shep- Lemuel Humphrey, Fisher herd, jr, Calvin Fisher, A. Kingsbury, Noah Lewis Hardinfic, Allen Torrey Tillinghast, Oliver Felt, Wrentham David Hol- George Makepeace brook, Rufus Mann, Sam- Notnrics P^lbUc. Cohasset Thomas Bourne D. A. Simmons Dedham Ebenezer Fisher, Weymouth Fisher A. jr. Erastus VVorthington Kingsbury Milton Nathan C. Martin Wrentham Melatiah Roxhury Sherman Leland, Everett CnunseUors at Law. Braintree E. W. Sampson Randolph John King, Canton Thomas Tolman Aaron Prescott Dedham Samuel Haven, Roxhury Joseph Harring- James Richardson, Theron ton, Samuel J. Gardner, Mer.calf, Erastus \Yor- Sherman Leland, David A. thington, Jonathan H.Cobb Simmons, J. J. Clarke Dorchester Samuel F. Weymouth Ckristopher Loud, Abel Gushing Webb, Fisher A. Kings- Medjield Daniel Adams bury Midway Warren Loverins: Wrentham Josiah J. Fiske, Milton' Asaph Churchill Melatiah Everett Qiiincy JohnM.Gourgasjr.

jjttorneys at the Suprrmc Judicial Court. Dedham Ira Cleaveland Roxhury Nathaniel Austin

Attornpys (it the Comvinn Pleas Medjield Silas P. Holbrook Wrentham David W. Fiske

Sheriff, Elijah Crane, of Canton. Deputy-Sheriffs. BdUn^ham Elias^Cook Medjidd Enoch Bullard Braintree Asa French JVeedham John W. Slack Canton Thomas Kollock Roxhury John Hovey Dedham John Baker, jr. RandolphThomas Howard Timothy P. Whitney Stoughton Lemuel Gay Dorchester Stephen Rob- Wrentham Lewis Thomp- inson son Medway James Fisher 88 Justices of the Peace in Franklin.

Coroners. Bellinghatn Calvin Fair- Fisher banks, Horace Metcalf Milton Phiness Davenport, Braintree Asa French Samuel Mardin, Alpheus Canton Samuel Black- T. French man, Joseph Downs JVeedham David Smith, Cohasset Thomas Bourne Rufus Mills Dedham John Baker, jr. Quincy Daniel Spear Smith, William K. Koxhury Aaron Kingsbury Gay Sharon Elijah Hewins,jf. Dorchester Oliver Billings Stoughton Luther Swan, Dover Jonathan Battle Lemuel Gay Foxhoro' Shubael Pratt Walpole Osmin Smith Franklin Preston Metcalf, Weymouth Silas Binney, Eli M. Richardson Lemuel Bayley Medfteld Henry Adams Wrentham Paul Fisher, Medway Ralph Bullard, David A. Fisher Zachariah Lovell, James FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, Greenfield. Register of Probate, Elijah Alvord, of do. County Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Hooker Leavitt, of Greenfield. Clerk of the Courts, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield.

Justices of the Peace and of the Qv,orum. Ashjield , comb Ephraim Williams Hawley Edmund Longley, Cfiarlemont Sylvester Thomas Longley Maxwell Heath Ephraim Hastings Deerjield Asa Stebbins, JVorthfield Obadiah Dick-^ Epaphras Hoyt inson Greenfield Jerome Ripley, JVew Salem William Whit- Richard E. Newcomb, aker Elijah Alvord, Hooker Rowe Solomon Read Leavitt, George Grennell, Sunderland Horace W. jr. Daniel Wells, Franklin Taft Ripley, Horatio G. New- Wendell Joshua Green

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Sylvester MaxweU, William Whitaker, John Nevers, Hooker Leavitt. Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 89

Justices of the Peace Ashfield Levi Cook, Henry 2d. Alanson Clark, Henry Bassett, Thomas White. Chapman, Jonathan A. Dimock Ellis, Chester Saxton Sanderson Haioley Hezekiah Warri- Bernardston Polycarpus L. ner, Edmund Longley,jr. Ciishman, Jonathan Allen, John Tobey, John Vincent Caleb Chapin, Henry Bar- Heath Benjamin Maxwell, nard, John Brooks Roger Leavitt, Ebenezer Buckland Samuel Taylor, Tucker, Sylvanus Max- Joseph Griswold, John well, Luther Gale Porter, Amos Shepherd Leverett Roswell Field, Charlemont George Wins- Erastus Field, Eliphalet low, Asahel Judd, Alexan- S. Darling, Isaac Wood- der P. Maxwell bury, Alpheus Field Colraine John Drury, Dan- Leyden Hezekiah New- iel Willis, Calvin 'Smith, comb, Peleg Babcock, Samuel Coolido-e, George Eiisha Chapin, George Eels, Charles Thompson, Mow rev Isaac B. Barber, David Montague Benjamin S. Binison, jr. John Wilson Wells, Jonathan Hart- Conway John Arms, John well, A poll us Gunn, Sal- Williams, William Bil- mon Root lings, Austin Rice, Chris- .Monroe Martin Ballou topher Arms, Asa f lowland, JVeiv Salem Nahum Bry- Charles E. Billings, Eiisha ant, Horace Hunt, Abner Billino-s Smith, Frederick H. Allen, Deerjield Pliny Arms, Jabez E. Whipple Ebonczer H. Williams, JVorthJldd Eiisha Lyman, Samuel E. Field, Stephen Asahel Sawyer, Obadiah Whitney. R Saxton, Si- Dickinson, Asa Olmstead mon D. Wolf, Aaron Arms, Orange Perley Barton, John Wilson Thos; Cobb, Zina Goodell Erving^s Grant Fordyce Roive John Cheney, Wil- Alexander liam Tavlor, Ebenezer Gill Seth P. How] and, Merrill, Nonh Wells Joel Lyon, John Bates, Shdhurne Williun Wells, Benjnmin Bratnard ApoUos T*arn^rd, Elam Greenfield Eiisha Root, Kellogor, David Wells Asaph Smead, Samuel ShiUesbnry Abner Smith, Pickett, David Willard, josiah Bf^nm^n, jr. Na- Thaddetis Coleman, Am- thaniel Macomb^r brose Ames,Isaac Newton, Sunderland Caleb Hub- 8 90 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Franklin. bard, William Delano Wendell Jona. Whitaker Warwick Caleb Mayo, Whately John White, Silas Jonathan Blake, jr. Justus Frary, Justice White, Seth Russell, Ashbel Ward, Smith, David Stockbridg-e, Emery Gale, Joseph Ste- jr. Luke B. White, Chester vens, Lemuel Wheelock Bardwell,2d. DanielBrown Notaries Public. Deerjield Aaron Arms Gree^r^eZc? Franklin Ripley CouvsdJors at Law. Ashjield Elijah Paine Grennelljr. Daniel Wells, Charlemont Sylvester fl. G. Newcomb, Henry Maxwell Chapman, Franklin Ripley, Conway William Billings James C. Alvord Deerjield Pliny Arms JVew Salem Frederick H. Gill Benjamin Brainard Allen Greenfield k,. E. Newcomb, JVorthJield H?cm\m\ C. Allen Hooker Leavitt, George

JlttOTJieys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Bernardsion Hen. Barnard Greenjield David Willard, CAarZemo/i^JosephP. Allen Almon Brainard Jlttorncys at the Common Picas. JJshJleld David Akin JVorthfield Asa Olmstead, Colraine Isaac B. Barber, Benjamin R. Curtis John Drury Sunderland Horace W. Deerjield Aaron Arms Taft Montague Jonathan Hart- Whately Hiram F. Stock- well bridsfe

Sheriff, John Nevers, of Northfield. Deputy- Sherijfs. Ashjield Anson Bement Montague Benj. S Wells 5e7'nar^sfon Hatzel Purple jV*. Satem Wilson Andrews Charlemont OrrickPackard JVorthJeld Richard Colton Colraine Moses C. Howard Slndesbw-y Henry Allard Deerjield David Wright Warwick Ansel Lesure

Deputy Gaoler, David S. Jones, of Greenfield. Crier ojihe Courts, David Wright, of Deerfield.

Coroners. Bernardston Hatzel Purple Conway Christopher Arms Charlemont Waitstill Colraine Daniel Donelson Hastings Greenjield Isaac Aber- Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 9!

crombie, jr. Sundtrland William Leverett Sylvanus Field Delano Northjidd Richard Colton Wendell Samuel Brewer Inspector of Fire Arms, Roswell Field, of Leverett. HAMPDEN. Judore of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, of Springfield. Reo-ister of Probate, Justice Willard, of do. Register of Deeds, William Rice, of do. County Treasurer, David Paine, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John Ingersoll, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Blandford Alanson Knox Oliver B. Morris, Justice Lons^meadow Ethan Ely Willard, George Bliss, Palmer Amos Hamilton, William B. Calhoun, John James Stebbins Howard Soidhivick Enos Foote, JVest Spriyigfield Samuel John Mills Lathrop, Heraan Day Springfield John Ingersoll, JVesifield Elijah Bates

Jjppotntcd to qualifij Civil Officers , John Ingersol, Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, Geo. Bliss. Jtistices of the Pence. Blandford David^ Boies, Joel Root, EleazerSlocura, Reuben Boies, jr. R. Blair, Vincent Holcomb Lyman Gibbs, Reu. Boies, Holland David Wallis, Orren Sage, Enos Boies Elbridge G. Fuller, John Brimfeld Philemon War- Wallis ren, John Wyles, Francis Longmeadow Joseph W. B. Stebbins, Asa Lincoln, Cooley, Seth Taylor, Wil- Lewis Williams, Festus liam White Foster Ludlovj Benjamin Sikes, Chester Martin Phelps, Josiah Syms, Nathaniel DanielCollins,AsaWilcox, Chapin, Theodore Sikes Forbes Kyle, Edmund Monson Jacob Thompson, Hubbard, Lewis Collins, Ede Whitaker, Joel Nor- cross, Rufus Flint, Timo. Granville Israel Parsons, Packard, Jonathan Torrey James Cooley, James Montgomery Edward Barlow, Hezekiah Robin- Taylor, Oren Parks son, Elihu Stow, Asa Palmer Aaron King, Jacob Seymour, Charles F.Bates, B. Merrick 92 Counsellors and Attorneys in Hampden.

Russell John Gould, Reu- Wales James L. Wales, ben Bradley A. Needham, John Smith Southwick J osepliForward, Westjidd William Blair, Saul Fowler, Gideon Isaac Wells, Augustus Styles,.Toseph M. Forward, Collins, Azariah Moseley, Uzall Rockwell, Heman Lucius Wright, NormanT. Laflin, Levi W. Hum- Leonard, Elisha Arnold, phrey, Amasa Holcomb William G. Bates SpAngjield Bezaieel How- JV.SprinirfLeld Ro\a.n(] Bur- ard, Robert Emery, Joseph bank, Charles Ball, Timo- Pease, Daniel Lombard, thy Horton, Justin Ely, John Hooker, Solomon Amos Worthington, The- Hatch, James W. Crooks, odore Ely, Solomon Lath- David M. Bryant, William rop, Luke Parsons, Alfred Bliss, Richard D. Morris, Flower, Henry Ely, Sam- Jesse Pendleton, William uel Smith, Lewis Warriner Rice, Josiah Hooker, Geo. Jf dbraham Abel Bliss, Ashmun, George Colton, Robert Sessions, Walter Orange Chapin Stebbins, Samuel F. Mer- Tolland William Moore, rick, Wm. Knights, VVm. Eleazer Slocura, William Wood, Calvin Stebhins, Twining.jr. Sam. Hamilton Wm. S. Burt, Jno.B.Morris

Kotnries Public. ^e^j^eM Charles Douglass Springfield John Howard, W. Springfield Justin Ely Justice Willard

Counsellors at Law. Blandford Alanson Knox Morris, James W. Crooks, Brirnfield Francis B. Steb- , William bins Dwight Granville James Cooley Wilhraham Wm. Knight Palmer James Stebbins Wesifield Elijah Bates, Southwick John Mills William Blair, Augustus Springfield Jona. Dwight, Collins, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris. John Norman L Leonard, Wm. Howard, Justice Willard, (». Bates, Patrick Boies George Bliss, William B. West Springfield Solomon Calhoun, John Hooker, Lothrop, Caleb Rice William Bliss, Richard D.

JIUorneys at. the Supreme Judicial Court. Granville Charles F. Bates Dwight, William C Springfield Francis Dwight, William Hyde Masters in Chancery. 9^

Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Blandford Russell iV. Spnngfield William Bliss, Wilson 3d. Erasmus D. Beach Sherif, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield.

Dp[J utij Sh r riffs. Blandford Curtis Knox Monson Abel Caulkins Brim/ield James Brown Pa/merElisha Converse jr. Chester Martin Phelps, jr. Springfield Wm. H. Foster Granville Eli B. Phelps, Westjitld J. M. Parsons Timothy M. Cooley, 2d. fVilbraham R. S. Merrick Deputy Gaoler, Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. Crier of C. of Com. Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield. Coroners. Blandford Rufus Blair William Foster, Samuel Brimfeld Alvan Janes D. Sturgis Monson Joel Norcross Westfield Jehiel Abbot Palmer John Frink 7f. S/^nng^eWHeman Day Southicick Gideon Styles fVilhraham William Clark Springfield Harvey Chapin, Prover of Fire Jlrm^, Thomas Warner, of Springfield. ~ MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Suffolk and Kant.uchet. William Minot, Josiah Quincy, jr. Essex. Rufus Choate, of Salem. Middlesex. Nathan Brooks, of Concord. Plymouth, Bristol, Barnstable and Dukes, Charles J. Holmes, of Rochester. Charles H. Warren, of New Bedford. jXorfolk. Sherman Leland, of Roxbury. fVorcester. Emory Washburn, of Worcester. Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Justice Willard, of Springfield. Charles E. Forbes, of NorthamptoB, 94 Massachusetts Militia. MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA.

[Revised by the Adjutant-General, Dec. 5, 1833.] His Excellency, LEVI LINCOLN, COMMANDER IN CHIEF. Jiidsdc-Camp^ Josiah Quincy, jr. of Boston, Pliny Merrick, of Worces- ter, and Emory Wasliburn, of Worcester,. Rank of Lieutenant Colonels.

JUjutant- General , and Jlcting Quarter- -General. William H. Sumner, of Boston. Rank of Brigadier-General. Fitch Hall, Clerk, Adjutant- GeneraVs Department, Elijah Williams, do. Quarter-Master- Genei-ai s do. Henry Sheafe, Military Store Keeper.

Laboratory No. 1, Pleasant Street. [The Adjutant and Acting Quarter-Master-General's Office is kept in the North-West corner of the State-

House, and is open from 9 A. M. to I P. M. and from 3 to 6 P. M. excepting Saturday afternoons }

DIVISIOK AjXD DIVrSIOA'ARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.— Suffolk and Mrfolk. Major- General, Aid- de- Camp, Division-Inspector, John P. Bigelow, of Boston. Division- Quarter- Master Fred. W. Lincoln, J of Canton. Judge-Advocate, Horace Mann, of Dedham. SECOND DIVISION.— E55C3:. Major- General, Benjamin Stickney of Newbury. Aid-de-Camp, William S. Allen of Newburyport. Division- Inspector, Samuel Phillips, of Newbury. i Division- Quarter -Master, John Phillips, of Newburyport. Judge-Advocate, Caleb Cushing, of Newburyport. THIRD \y\N\S\ON.—Middlesex. Major-General, Micah M. Rutter, of East Sudbury. Aids-de-Camp, Micah M. Rutter, jr. Newton, Samuel H. Mann, of East Sudbury. Division Inspector, Joseph Butterfield, of Tyngsborough. Division- Quarter-Master, Samuel A. Coburn, of Lowell,

Judge-Advocate J William Draper of Marlborough- ,,

Massachusetts Militia. 95 FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Major- General, John Warner, of Greenwich. ^ids-dc-Cam.p, John C. Darling, of Greeenvvich, Edwin Norcross, of Monson. Division- Inspector, Division- Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Cl]arles P. Huntington, of Northampton. FIFTH DIVISION.

Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, S^c.

Major- General, Darius Miller, »>f Waieham. Aids- de- Camp, Joshua B. Tobey, of Wareham, Warren Rlurdock, of VVareham. Division- Inspector Division- Qunrter-Mt/ster, Judge-Advocate, Timothy G. Coffin, of New Bedford. SIXTH mW^lON— Worcester. Major-General, Nathan Hoard, of Worcester. Aids-de-Camp, William Pratt, of Shrewsbury, David T- Brigham, of Worcester. Division-Inspector Division- Quarter-Master, Edward Denny, of Leicester. Judge-Advocate, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham. SEVENTH DIVISION.— BerA;5/ure. Major- General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aid-de-Camp, John C. Hunt, of do. Division- Inspector, John Z. Goodrich, of W. Stockbridge,

Division- Quarter-Master , George Walker, of Lenox. Judge- Advocate, William Portsr, jr. of Lee.

BRIGADE AND STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. C Brigadier-Gen. Edward W. Bradley, of Roxburj. 1st. 1 Aid-de-Camp,: Brig, j Brigade-Major, Thomas Adams, jr. of Quincy, ( Brigade Quarter Master, John J. Clark, Roxbury. r Brigadier-General, Preston Pond, of Wrentham. 2d. \ Aid-de-Camp, Nathaniel A. Eddy, of do. Brig, i Brigade. Major, Amos H. Boyd, of Franklin. (.Brig. Quar.-Master, Shephard Plimpton, Walpole. 96 Massachusetts Militia.

SECOND DIVISION. f Brigadier-Genera], 1st*]) Aid-de-'Cairip,

Brig. ) Brigade- Mnjor, Jabez W. Barton, of Salera. ( Britrade Quarter- Master, f Bri2:adier-Gerieral Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2d jAid-de Curnp, William Marland, of Andover. Brig, y Biie:ade-Ma)or, Mode's F, Pari«h. of Newbur} port. C Brig.-Quar. Master, Samnel W. Stickney, Salem. THIRD DIVISION. (Rrleadier General, John Tarbell, of Cambridge. l.«t. J \id de Camp, Biishrod W.Yonng^of Charle-stown, Brig, y Brigade-Major. VVyman Richardson, of Wol)iirn. C Brie. QuKf. Master. Abraham Edwards, of Cainbr. f Briffadier-General, Thomas A. Staples, Groton, Aid-de-Camp, 2d. J Brig, i Briijade-M-ojnr, William A Bancroft, of Groton. \ Brig -Quar. Master, 'Ihonjas P. Goodhue, Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. Brisradier-Generiil, Seth Lathrop, of 'v^'ilbraham. Aid-de Carnp, William L, Bemis, of Springfield, Bri&ade Major, Lnther B. Bli?s, of Wilbraham. Briirade- Quarter- Master, Bng, Gen. Williiim H. Moseley. of Northampton. Aid-de-Cnnip, Samnel L. Hinckley, of do. Btio;ade-Majur^ Hiram F. Stockbridge, "Whatnly. Brig.-Quar. Master, Uavid S.Jones, of Greenfield.

FIFTH DIVISION. f Prigadier-General, Aurora W. Oldham, Pembroke, 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Thomas H. Leach, of Hanover. Brig.) Brigade- Major, Horace CoHamore. of Pembroke. C Briscade-Qnarter-Masler, Melzar Sainpson, of do. f Brie -Gen. James D. Thompson, of New Bedford. ^d.^Aid de-Camp, Joseph C. Kent, of do. Brig. > Rrieade-Major. James H, Collins, of do. V. Brig.-Quar.-Master, Samuel L. Crocker, of Norton. Field Officers of Infantry. 97

f Brigadier-General, Sabin Smith, of Sandwich. 3(1. 1 Aid-de-Camp,

Brig, j BrieaHe-iMajor, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich. ( Brig.-Qtiar.-Master, Elisha D. Wmslow, of Boston, SIXTH DIVISION, Brigadier-Gen. Erasmus Holbrook, of Sturbridge. Aid de-Camp, Sara\iel H. Judson, of Southbridge. Brigade-Major, Linus ChiW, of do. Brig. -Quarter-Master, Alvan Alien, of Sturbridge* Bria;adier Gen. Aaron S. Gibbs, of West Boylston. Aid-de-Camp, Roger Phelps, of Northborough. Brigade-Major, Gideon Sibley, of AthoK Brig. Quar.-Master, Edwain Conant, of Sterling.

S^VEJJTH DIVISIOIV. Brie.-Gen. Timothy Wainright, of Gt. Harrington.

I Aid-de-Camp, Joel Kilborn, of do.

I Brigade-Major, Increase Sumner, of do. Brig. Qnar.- Master, John A. Laffargue, Sheffield, Brigadier-General, Wm. C. Plunkett, of Adams. Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, of South Adams. Brigade-Major, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox. Brig.-Quar.-Master, Thomas E. Steele, do.

FIELD OFFICERS AND ADJUTANTS OF THE INFANTRY, FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ' r Colonel, Joseph Porter, of Milton, Isf.^ Lieut. Colonel, Joseph B. 'J'owle, of Roxburj. Reg. ^ Major, George King, of do*. C Adjutant, Ebenezer W» Stone, of Boston. ( Colonel, Appleton Howe, of Wevraouth. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. Major, Fisher A, Kingsbury, ofWeymouth. J ( Adjutant, Noah Vining, jr. of do, f Colonel, Eleazer Reals, of Randolph. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Orramel White, of do. Reg. VMajor, Albert McKendry, of Dorchester. C Adjutant, Orramell Tower, of Randolph. 9 98 Field Officers of Infantry.

SFCOND BRIGADE. /"Colonel. Lnther Erifon, of Dedham. 1st. \ Lieut. Colonel, William B. Carker, of Needbam. Reg^j VIxjor, Elbridire G. Perry, of iMedfifeld. (Adjutant, Lebeus W. Sii.ith, of Walpole, Colonel, George H. Ho brook, of Medway. I 2dV l.ient. Colonel, Henr> H. Sumner, of Foxborougii. Reg.f' Mijor, Amos Culler, of Med way. ) Adjutant. Amop H. Boyd of Franklin. THIRD BRIGADE. ^Colonel, Thon.as Davis of Boston. Isf.V l.ieut. Colonel, Peter Dunbar, of do. RegX Vlaj.r, John L. White, of do. (Adji'tanl, Sumner ("ropby, of do* /^ Colonel Edward G. Prescott. of do* 2d. S Lieut.. Colonel, Iver* J Austin of do. Reg.) Major, Francis R. Bigelow, of do* ( Adjutant. I Colonel, John F. Bani.eter, of do* 3d^ J Lieut. Coloriel. Josiah l^. C. Amee, of do. Reg*S Major, S^eth J. Tjiomap. of do* (Adjutant Calvin \\.. Haven, of do* SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Salem Cadets^ Cftptain, Ephraiui F.Miller, of Salem. 'C'dnnel, Samuel Avery, of Marblehead* Lieut. Colonel, \Ailliaiii B. Adams, of do. I Maior. Charles A. Andrew, of Salem. \djutaiit. William Pool, of Gloncester.. J Colonel, 2d.S Lieut. Colonel J hit Chtrk, of do. Reg. >M;-jor, Daniel (Jilhert, of do. ( AdiutrtUt, Daniel Uogers. jr. of do. i f Colonel. F.henezer Sutlon, of Danvers. Sd.NLieul Colonel, Ji-sse Tapley. of do* of ynn. R*'g»5 ^^^'^'"' ^"*»*^^"'' Atwood, \ (Adjutant, Hazen A\er, of Danvers. SRCOVD BRIG AD K. r Colonel. Uriah Bailev, of '^ est Newbury. IsL )I*ieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of .Newbury. B-eg! Svii.jor. Georc W. Carr, ol W est Newbury, CAOjutautft Thomas L. Marshal, of Newburyport. Field Officers of Infantry. 99

Colonel. Joshua Low, of Essex. Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Major, Jeremiah Nelson, of do. Adjutant, Colonel, Benjamin P. Chadwick, of Bradford. Lieut. Colonel, David Rice, of Andover. Major, Mighill Spofford, of Rowley. Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. /•Colonel, Elisha Stratton, of Watertown- 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Edward Brown, jr. of Cambridge. Reg. ) Major, Horatio Cogswell, of Concord. ^Adjutajit, Benjamin Dana, of Watertown. r Colonel. 2d. J Lieut Colonel, James Jaques, of Wilmington. Reg. ^ Major, William Hlanchard 3d. of do. ( Adjutant, William Tidd, of Woburn. (^ Colonel, Samuel Chandler, of Lexington. 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Winthrop E. Faulkner, of ilcton. Reg. VMajor, Nathan Wyman, of Lexington. ( Adjutant, Abner W. Merriam, of do. rColonel, Nathan Adams, of Hopkinton. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel. Abijah Ellis, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Albert \Vood, of do. ( Adjutant, Albert P. Rockwood, of HollistoD. ^Colonel, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden. IJeut. (^olonel, Oliver W. Preston, Charlestown. Major, Chr.ries Sanderson, of do. Adjutant, Jesse E. Dow, of do. SP^COND BRIGADE. Colonel, William H. Wood, of Marlboroujjh. Lieu^ Colonel, Ephraim Moore, jr. of Sudbury. M.'ijor, Edward Phelps, of Marlborough. Adjutant, Horace Hurd, of East Sudbury. " ittleton. Shirley. \^wnsend. Adjutant, Georaje W. Tarbell, of Pepperell. r Colonel, John T. Torrey, of Chelmsford. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Jonathan M. Read, of do. Reg. y Major, Nathan Durant, of Tewksbury. V Adjutant, Henry J. Baxter, of LowfelJ. 100 Field Officers of Infantry.

' FOURTH DIVISION. , FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Elias Turner, of Palmer. Lieut. Colonel, Levi C. Skeele, of Springfield. Major, Enoch R. Crocker, of Wilbraham. Adjutant, John Curtis, of Springfield. (Colonel, Levi S. Parsons, of Granville. 2(1. ) Lieut. Colonel, Keg. p Major, Hiram D. Parsons, of Granville. (.Adjutant, William L. Terrett, of do. ( Colonel, Alonzo Cutler, of Enfield. 3d.^ Lieut. Colonel, Parsons West, of Hadley. Reg. \ Major, Horatio N. Watson, of Leverett. ( Adjutant, Horace Ljman, of Hadley. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, John Kinne, of Chesterfield. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel. Charles C. C. Moore, Northampton, Reg. ^ Major, Samuel M. Kirkland, of Norwich. C Adjutant, Benjamin Brjant, of Chesterfield, r Colonel, 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, James S. Whitney, of Deerfield. Reg. ^ Major, Robert M. Bradley, of Coleraine. C Adjutant, Theodore D. Billings, of Deerfield. CColonel, Wilson Andrews, of New Salem. 3d. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Aretas Ferry, of Montague. Reg. ) Major, Warren Horr, of New Salem. ^ Adjutant, William H. Andrews, of New Salem. C Colonel, Manning Shumway, of Rowe. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Rodger H. Leavitt, of Heath. Reg. > Major, Russell Smith, of do. ^ Adjutant, Horace Browning, of Rowe. FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Nathaniel Ford, of Duxbury. Lieut. Colonel, Charles Soule, of Plympton. Major, James T. Forde, of Duxbury. Adjutant, Thomas F. White, do. Colonel, Gideon W. Young, of Scituate. Lieut. Colonel. Elisha Tilden, jr. of Marehfield. Major, Isaac H. Haskins, of Scituate. .Adjutant, Caleb W. Prouty, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 101

Colonel, John Torrey, of Boston, Lieut. Colonel, Martin Cary, of N. Bridgewater. Major, John H. Hathaway, of East Bridgewater. Adjutant, Dion Bryant, of Bridgewater. Colonel, Thomas Weston, jr. Middleborough. Lieut. Colonel, Oliver Eaton, do. Major, Abiel P. Robinson, of Rochester. Adjutant, William H. Cushman, Middleborough. SECOND BRIGADE. ^Colonel, Lyndall Bowen, of Rehoboth. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, John B. Read, of Pawtucket. Reg. ^ Major, Caleb W. Baker, of Swanzey. C Adjutant, Henry Luther, of do. r Colonel, 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Henry H. Crapo, of Dartmouth. Reg. j Major, David Sylvester, of New Bedford. ' Adjutant, James H. Collins, of do. r Colonel, Stephen L. White, of Taunton. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Pardon Leonard, jr. of do. Reg. ^ Major, Nathaniel S. Mason, of do.

C Adjutant, George Danforth, of do. , ( Colonel, Mason Stone, of Norton, 4th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Willard Blackington, of Attleboro. Reg. ^ Major, Harison B. Pratt, of Mansfield. ( Adjutant, John B. Newcomb, of Norton- f Colonel, Philip R. Bennet, of Troy.

' 5th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, William Sisson, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Isaac Borden, of do. ' Adjutant, John T. Lawton, of Freetown. THIRD BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Sylvester Bourne, of Falmouth. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Thomas E. Loring, of Sandwich. Reg. j Major, Sylvanus B. Phinney, of Barnstable. f Adjutant, Charles C Nye, of Falmouth, r Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of Harwich. 2d.^Lieut, Colonel, Horatio Underwood, do. Reg.^ Major, Dudley P. Blake, of Yarmouth. C Adjutant, Joseph Hale, of do. rColonel, Samuel Stinson, of Eastham. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, David Eldridge, of Orleans. Reg. J Major, John C. Knowles, of Truro. V. Adjutant, 103 Field Officers of Infantry.

SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. rColonel, Ebenezer L. Barnard, of Worcester. 1st. > Lieut. Colonel, Samuel Stratton, of Holden. Reg. p Major, Maynard King, of West Boybton. ( Adjutant, Caleb C. Howe, of Worcester, f Colonel, Peter Corbett, of Milford. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horace Emerson, of Uxbridge. Reg. ^ Major, Putnam W. Taff, of Mendon. V Adjutant, Ambrose Sloper, of Milford. C Colonel, Joseph Whipple, of Hardwick. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Lewis Blackmer, of N. Braintrce, Reg. ) Major, Apollos Rich, of Hardwick. V Adjutant, Joseph Knox, of do. ( Colonel, Allen Hancock, jr. of Dudley. 4th. y Lieut. Colonel, Jonathan Day, of Webster. Reg. \ Major, Marvin Cheney, of Southbridge. ( Adjutant, John H. Brown, of Dudley.

SECOND BRIGADE.

r Colonel. John Wilson, of Lancaster. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Ebenezer M. Hosmer, W.Boylston. Reg. y Major, Stedman Willard, of Lancaster. C Adjutant, Elijah Sawyer, of do. C Colonel, William E. Davis, of Northborough. 2d. jl-ieut. Colonel, Franklin Harrington, of Grafton. Reg. y Major, Chailes Bigelow, of do. LAHjutant, Stephen W. Norcross, Northborough. r Colonel, Josiah White, of Petersham. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, George White, do. Reg. ^ Major, Charles Kimball, of Barre. C Adjutant, Mattlsew F. Woods, do.

r Colonel, I vers Phillips, ofFitchburg. 4th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Emory Rice, of Ashburnham. Reg. ^ Major, Edwin F. Burrell. of Fitchburg. ( Adjutant, Reuel Lawrence, of Ashburnham. r Colonel, William Murdock, of Winchendon. 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. y Major, Luke Beel, of Royalston. CAdjutant^ Lucian Bryant, of Templeton. Officers of Cavalry. lOS SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BKIGADt. ^Colonel, David Jnes, of Creat Barrir^ztpm 1st, ^ Lieut, Colonel. Juiiies Hyde, of New Mal'lboro\ Reg. y Major, Henry Warner, ol Sluffield. C Adjutant, Samuel Bacon, ol Egremont. r Colonel, 2d. jLient. Colonel, Reg. V Major, Charles Webster, of Wc-t Stockbridg«, C Adjutant, Edson SexttMi, of do, St.COND BRIGADE. ^Colonel, George A Laphaui, of Adams. 1st. J Lieut, Colonel Seneca (arpent»r of Savojr. Reg, y Maior, Thomas I, Hazard, of Hancock. ( Ar^jntant. Mason Manchester, of Cheshire, f Colotiel, Francis Watkins, of Hinsdale. 2d, J Lieut. Colonel, James Gardner, of Pitt^field, Reg, J Major, Justus Tower, of l^anesborough. C Adjutant, Ambrose Nicholson, of Hinsdale.

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY, FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Geurjre L, Makepeace, of Franklin. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. SECOND DIVISION. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Richurd Dodge, of Wenham. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, of Rowley. Annexed to 3d Regiment of Infantry. THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adams, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infai.try. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade, i Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Dennis A. Parsons, of Granville. Lieut Colfuiel, Moses L'lomis, of Southwick. Major, William M. Elwain, of Ware, Adjutant, 104 Officers of Artilfer^.

Captain, Edwin H. Ball, of West SpringfieFtS.

Captain, , of SpringfieJd.

Captain, , of Amherst. Captain, Albert D. Lasell, of Springfield. Captain, Edmund Hubbard, jr. of Chester.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment, 5 Companies, Colonel, bavid, Wright, of Deerfield. Lieut. Colonel, John Ware, of Conway. Major, Nye Haskell, of Wendell. Adjutant, Charles Smead, of Greeafield. Captain, Gardner Dickinson, of Comvay. Captain, , of Wendell. Captain, Hart Larrabee, of Greenfield. Captain, Orren Stone, of Worthington. Ca-ptain, FIFTH DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company, (disbanded.) SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Nathaniel C. Moore, of Worcester. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry.

Second Brigade. I Company. Captain, Baxter Swan, of Philiipslon. Annexed to the 5th Regiment of Infantry.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. First. Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, John Webber, of Roxbury. Annexed to Ist Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Marshal Goodspeed, of Dorckester, do. Ist d«. Captain, Jonathan Packard, of Weymouth, do. 2d do. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Asa B. Ware, of Wrentham. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Lovett Bonney, of Walpole. do. Ist do. Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Horace Bacon, of Cambridge.

Adjutant, , of Boston. Captain, Benjamin Brown, jr. of do. Officers of Artillery. 105

Captain, John Hoppin, of Boston. Captain, Jabez Pratt, of do. Boston Sea Fencibles. Captain, Francis Dewson, of Dorchester. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 6 Companies. Captain, Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry. Captain, William Haskell, of Marblehead. do. 1st do. Captain, Benjamin Dennis, of do. do. 1st do. Captain, Joshua P. Trask, of Gloucester, do. 2d do. Captain, Thomas J. B. Bowler, of Lynn. do. 3d do. Captain, Aaron Bateman, of Danvers. do. 3d do. Second Brigade 3 Companies. Captain, Charles Wardwell, of Andover. Annexed to 3d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, John Bradbury, of Newburyport. do. 4th do. Captain, James C. Currier, of Salisbury, do. 4th do. THIRD DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Abijah Thompson, of Woburn. Lieut. Colontil, Joshua Buttrick, of Goncord. Major, Bela Greenwood, of Boston. Adjutant, Josiah Clark, of Watertown. Captain, Hiram Bridges, of Watertown. Captain, Bowman W. Dennis, of Concord. Captain, John M. Robertson, of Charlestown. Captain, John W. Hay ward, of Bedford.

Second Brigade 1 Company. Captain, Phineas G. Prescctt, of Groton. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies, Colonel, Horace Noble, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Eli Cross, of Monson. Major. Lewis Gorham, of Springfield. Adjutant, Joseph B. Sheflield, of Springfield. Captain, George Whipple, of Westfield. tJaptain, , of Belchertown. Captain, Elisha Abby, of do. Captain, Ruel Cooley, of Springfield, 106 Officers of Artillery.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies, Colonel, George Shepheard, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, David R Whiting, of Plainfield. Major, John Mack, jr. of Plainfield. Adjutant, Elihu Clarke, of Northampton. Captain, Charles Phelps, of Leyden. Captain, Randall Dyer, of Northampton. Captain, Thomas Mason, jr. of Plainfield. Captain, Orrin Smith, of Glreenfield. Captain, Almond Adkins, of Charlemont. FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Eleazer S. Bartlelt, of Plymouth. Annexed to 1st Regiment. Captain, William Thomas, of Hanover. Annexed to 2d Regiment. Captain, Spencer Vining, of Abington. Annexed to 3d. Regiment. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Stephen W. Tabor, of New Bedford. Annexed to 2d Regiment. Captain, Ira Richardson, of Norton. Annexed to 4th Regiment. SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Leonard Howe, of Worcester. Annexed to Ist Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Hiram Hunt, of Milford. Annexed to 2d Reg. of Infantry. Captain, Almond Streeter, of Southbridge. Com. An- nexed to 4th Regiment.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, George W. Reed, of Petersham. Adjutant, Dennison A. Robinson, of Barre. Captain, Willinm R. Ruggles, of Barre, Barre Com. Captain, Franklin Brigham, of Lancaster. Captain, Timothy Lincoln, of Leominster, Lancaster Co. SEVENTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Sidney A. Sweet, of Tyringham. Adjutant, Rodney Hill, of Lee. Officers of Artillery. 107

Captain, (Iranville Janes, of Alfurd. Captain, Janurs O. Brien, of Great Barrington.

Second Brigade 1 Company. Captain. Samuel R. Crane, of Pittsfield. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. DIVISIONARY CORPS OP INDEPENDENT CADETS 1st Division. Captain, Lieut. Colonel, John Milton Fessenden. Boston. Lieutenant, iVlajor, Henderson Inches, jr. of Boston. Ensign, .Adjutant, Henry W. Sargeant, of Boston. Surgeon. John C Warren, m. n. ANClKiNT AND HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorpurated 1G38. Captain, C^)\ Edward G. Pr»*s((iit. 1st Lieutenant, Capt. Robert C. VVinthrop. 2d Lieatenant, Lieut. Col. P«?ter Dunbar. .Adjutant, Maj. Lewis Dermis. Clerk, George H. Whitman. Treasurer, Col. Benjamin Loring. Armourer, Josiah W. Honies. Assistant Jirmourer, Maj. J. L. White. Ist Sergeant, Ens- Charles A. Macomber. 2

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. G..VM1I.H- >g36fi6.67 Lit-iiic luntG'ivernor, - . . . . .iS^.SJ Chia' .hisi It. <.fihf S.J. Court, - . . 3.«0,00 As«i,c ;U. .Iiisticisnf do. ... 3000.00 Cliuf .hi*iiet- of the Court of Common Pleas, 210( ,00 Associait Jiisiicfs of do. ... 1800,(,0

Julff^tiftiie .Municipal Court, ... 1200,00 Ali«M 11. V Genera!, 1800.00 HeporuV of Dfcisinns, 10'" ,00 SecMftary of tite Commonwealth, - . - 20O(>,00 Tr» asiirer and KtceJver General, . . - S000,oO Adj.itant-(4eneial, ..-..- 1500.00 Ruiorterof Decisions in S.J. Court, - - 1000,00 Counsellors, Senators, and Representali'es, two dollars each for each day's attendaoci, and two dollars for every ten milts iravt I, ~ President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per daj fur each day's attendance. 108 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE POST MASTERS' NAMES. Abington, Elihu Hobart Blandford, Luther Laflin " East, Godard Reed " North, Lyman Gibbs Adams, Peter Briggs Bolton, Amos Parker " North, W. E. Brayton Fryville, Thomas Fox Alford, Daniel Barrett Boston, Nathaniel Greene Sgawam, Asa B Whitman Boxford, Parker SpofFord Amesbury, Philip Osgood " West, Benjamin Pearl " West, Edmund Sargent Boxboro', Lyman Bigelow Actcn, Silas Jones Bedford, Elijah Stearns Amherst, H. W^ Strong Blackstone,James S.Warner Andover, Nathaniel Swift Boylston, Eli B. Lampson " North, James Stevens Braintree, Asa French Annisquam, O. W. Sargent Bradford, Benj. Parker, jr. Ashburnham, Saml. Barrett " West, E. Kimball Ashby, Alex. T. Willard Brewster, Jere. Mayo Ashfield, Levi Cook " Mills, Joshua Winslow Athol, Clough R. Miles " East, Geo. W. Higgins Attleboro,' Milton Barrows East-Bridgewater, Sylvanus " North, Israel Hatch L. Mitchell " East,Orville S.Balcolm " North, N. H. Cross " South, Milton Barrows " N. W.,HGman Packard Bernardston, Gideon Ryther " South, Mitchell Keith Barnstable, MathewCobb " West, Joshua Winslow " West, Albert Howland Brookline, Oliver Whyte " Mills, Nath'l Hinckley Brighton, Noah Worcester Cotuit, R. T. Crocker Brim field, Marq. Converse Hyannis, Otis Loring Brookfield, Abra. Skinner " port, Fred. Scudder " West, Allen Newell OstervUie, Jon. Scudder, jr. " North, Jona. Carey Barre, Charles Lee Buckland, Joseph Hubbard Belchertown, Mason Shaw Burlington, Jacob Kendall Bellingham, H.Barber, jr. Byfield, Benjamin Coleman " East, Thatcher Clark Cambridge, Samuel Newell Bellevilleport, Jos. Jackman " East, Samuel S. Green Berkley, Asahel Hathaway '• West, H. Whittmore Beverly, Jonathan Smith " Port, Luther S. Gushing Berlin, Addison How Canton, Thomas J. Johnson Becket, Eliada Kingsby Carver, Jesse Murdock, jr. " Fast, E. Kingsley " North, Plummer Chase " West, Walcott Claffee Charlemont, W. Hastings Billerica, Marshall Preston Charlestown, A. W. Anstiu Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 109

Charlton, Wm. P. Rider Dracut, Perley Parker Chatham, Josiah Mavhew " West, Coburn Bloodjr. " North, S. N. Howland Dudley, Wm. Hancock " West, Levi Eldridge Duxbury, Seth Sprague,jr. Chelmsford, Joel Adams Eastham, Elisha Cobb " North, Benjamin Adams Easton, Daniel Wheaton Middlesex Vil. Ebenezer " Turnpike, B. Alger Adams East Hampton, Thaddeus Chelsea, Clapp Cheshire, Noble K. Wolcott E. Sudbury, Newell Heard Chester, Asahel Wright Edgartown, Timothy Coffin " Factories, S. Henry, jr Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Enfield, Eliphalet Jones Chicojjee, Stephen G. Bemis Erving's Grant, Fordyce ** Factory, George Bird Alexander Chilmark, Matt, Mayhevv Essex, Amos Burnham Cohasset, Joel Willcutt Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Coleraine, John Drury " North, Cyrus Clark Concord, John Keyes Fall River, Benj. Anthony Conway, Christopher Arms Falmouth, S. P. CrosweU Cragio's Mills, C. Shaw " West, S. Dillingham Cummington, James Dawes " North, Ebenezer Nye " West, Elisha Mitchell " East, J. Robinson Dana, Apollos Johnson Faltifs Village, Cha. Collins Dalton, J. Chamberlin Feeding Hills, A\fr. Flower Danvers, Joseph Osgood Fitchburg, David Brighara Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker Florida, Luke Rice " North, John Ciimmings Foxboro', Joseph Cowell « South, B. Howland " South, Thos. M.George Dedham, Elijah Thayer Framingham, Sam. Warren " West, Abner Ellis Franklin, Thomas S. Mann Deerfield, Charles Williams " Centre, Davis Thayer " South, Aaron Arms Freetown, George Pickens Dover, John Williams Gardner, Moses Wood Dennis, Nathan Stone " South, AbijahM.Severy " South, E. Nickerson Gill, Benjamin Brainard " East, Thatcher Clark Gloucester, Wm. Stevens " West, Luther Childs Squam, Oliver W. Sargent Dighton, William Newhall Goshen, Hinckley Williams Dorchester, Robert Vose Grafton, Chandler M. Pratt Dunstable, Josiah Cum- Granby, William Belcher mings, jr. G.Barrington, M. Hopkins

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" Village, VVarrenP. Wing Lenox, William P Walker Grotun, Caleb Biuler Leominster, John Kendall Granville, Middle, Nuah Leverett, Jonathan Conant Cooley " North, Eli isMc(iregory " Kast, Lyman Root Lexington, Jno. P. IMerriam Hadley, Samuel I). Ward Lincoln, Luke Gates " (^anal, J«'sppli Carew lieyd(m, Reuben ShpIdon,jr. " Mills, D. Huniin«rttin Littleton, Jona. Hartwell Halifax, Heniy Pope Lijngmeadow. Win. White Hatfield, Alpliens Lit(m Monroe, Martin Ballou Lanesbaro', Timo Whitney M«)nsfm, Kiifus Flynt Lee, Hubbard B.irtlett Montague, Jrma. fLirtwell " North, Ebenozcr Nye Nantutket,

« South, Dexter Whiting Princeton, Charles Russell Needliam, Kufus Mills Provincelown, T. Lothrop " West W«L- F. Flagg Q,uincy, Daniel French New Aslirord,S.Soutkworih Randolph, David Jacobs New Rowlev, Benj. Little " Fast, Simeon White New Bedford, R. Williams Reading, John Weston New Brairitree, i\masa " North, David Damon Bigelow RehoboihjGranvilleStevens Newburyport, Moses Lord " Centre,Jona.WJieaton,jr. New Marlbisro,' A. Rising Richmond, Asa Cone Now Salem, Nathan Bryant Rochester, Charles J Holmes Newton, J. H. Richardson Mattapuiset,\\i\sou Barstow " Lower Falls, Amos Allen SippicaUf Theophilus " Upper Falls, Joseph W. Pitcher, jr. Plimpton Royalston, Frank Gregory Northampton, Thomas Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Shepherd Rowley, Frederick Lambert Norlhbridiie, Cheney Taft Roxliury, E. G. Lemon North Held, Wm. Pom oroy,jr. Jnniaica Plains, Norfhbitro', Cyrus Gale Rutland, Rufus Putnam Norton. Lahan M. Wheat«m Rvssril, Reuben Palmer Norwich, Jitseph Kirkland Salem, Ebenezer Putnam Oakham, Eben. W. Skerry Salisbury, >elh Ciark " Co/a'//rr/o/t, WallerFelch " East, Cyrus Dearborn Orange, Josiah Wheelook Sandisfield, Ge«'rge Hull " South,John R. Whipple Sandwich, W. H.Fessenden Orleans, David Taylor " East, Joseph Hall Otis, Basil Seymore " West,BenjaniiMBurges8 " East, Elijah Owen, jr. " Sojili, i^emuel Ewer Oxford, Wm.Sijjourney ** Monument, E. Perry Pahuer, Amos Hamilton Buzzard's Buy, Bethuel Paxton, Tyler Goddard Bourne Pelham, Martin Kingman Pocasse.t, Hercules Weston Pembroke, H. Collamore Sanely Bay, Wintlirop Pool Pepperell, A. Emerson Saugus, Henry Slade Peru, Oliver Nash Savoy, Liberty Bowker Petersham, H. Hapgood Samnvtlle, (^harles Fiske Phillii.slon, Jaines Carruth Scituate, G. W Yoimg Pittsfield, Joshua Daiifonh " iN..rih, S P. Merritt Piainfi.-ld. John Mack " South, John K. Nash Plymouth, B. Kussell ** WestjEiiward F.Jacobs Piympton, Wm. H. Soule Seekonk, Church Gray " North, Eben. Lobdell " South, Allen Munroe Prescott, Barna. Brigham Sharon, Junathua Cobb 11^ Post-OfRces in Massachusetts.

" Centre, Benjamin Rey- " North, E. L. Gross nolds Tyngsborough, Daniel Shelburne, Walter Wells Richardson Sherburne, Calvin Sanger Tyringham, A. Miller *' Falls, Joseph Merrill " South, S. C. Buel Sheffield, Edward F. Ensign " North, William Arnold " East, E. S. Deming Upton, Eli Warren Shirley, Thomas Whitney Uxbridge, John W. Capron Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge " North, Samuel Read Somerset, Elisha Siade,jr. Walpole, Harvey Clapp *' West, Nathaniel Mason " East, David Morse Southboro', Sullivan Fay Waliham, Nath'l. Maynard Southbridge,Larl

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Samuel Adams, Boston Benj. Billings, Marshfield Silas Allen, Leominster Thos. Bucklin, Hopkinton Luther Allen, Sterling" Nathl. Bemis, Watertown Eben. Alden, Randolph Anson Bates, Barre Jason Ayers, Truro Jacob Bigelow, Boston Eben. Ames, E. Sudbury John B. Brown, Boston Willard Arms, Northfiel'd Erastus Beach, Sandisfield Benjamin Austin, Newton Artemas Bullard, Sutton John Andrews, Wendall Ephraim Buck, Maiden Zabdiel B. Adams, Boston Steph. Bates, Charlemont Edwin Adams, Boston Parley Barton, Orange Saml. Alden, Bridgewater Stephen Ball, Northboro' Horatio Adams, Waltham Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Jno. Atkinson, Newburyp't Ira Bryant, Cummington John Appleton, Boston Williams Bradford, Boston Reuben Bell, Hadley John Bartlett, Roxbury Saml. Bugbee, Wrentham Amos Bancroft, Groton Daniel Brigham, Marlboro' Jesse Bigelow, Granville Artemas Brown, Medway Gideon Barstow, Salem J. Bullard, Southborougn George Bates, Boston Silas Brown, Wilmington Josiah Bachelder, Prov- Asaph Byam, Westford incetown W. Bridgman, Belchert Stephen Batchelder, Roy- Oliver Bliss, Longmeadow alston Leavitt Bates, Norton Calvin Briggs, Marblehead Gamaliel Bradford, Boston Massachusetts Medical Society. 115

Josiah Bartlett, Concord Eben. Childs, Shelburne Thos. Boulton, Egremont S. Clark, Hubbardston George Baker, Lancaster Jacob Corey, Sturbridge John M. Brewster, Lenox Edward L. Coffin, Lynn E. H. Bartlett, Duxbury H.Cunningham, Shutesb'y John K. Briggs, Dedham George Choate, Salem T. R. Boutelle, Leominster Neh.'Cutter, Pepperell John Brooks, Barnardston Aaron Cornish, Falmouth Benj.Barrett, Northampton Benjamin Cutter, Woburn Wyatt C. Boyden, Beverly Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem S. G. Burnap, Holliston Geo. Cogswell, Bradford Henry Bartlett, Roxbury Charles Choate, Boston Thaddeus Brown, Billerica Nelson Carpenter, Wes- David Bemis, Springfield tern A. J. Bellows, Salem Hermon Chandler, North George Bartlett, Boston Andover Charles O. Barker, Lynn Edw.L.Cunningham, Best. William B. Brown, Lynn Jesse Chickering, Boston Sylvanus Brown, Maiden John C. Bartlett, Chelms- John Dixwell Boston ford Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley EJisha Bartlett, Lowell Benjamin Drury, Spencer Lyman Bartlett, N.Bedford Luke Dewey, W. Stockbr. Theodore Dexter, Boston Abijah Cheever, Saugus Abijah Draper, Roxbury Chs. Coffin, Newburyport George B. Doane, Boston Neh.Cleaveland, Topsfield Jno. C. Dalton, Chelmsford Robert Cutler, Amherst Christo. Deane, Colraine Daniel Collins, Lenox Wm. B. Duggan, Quincy H. H. Childs, Pittsfield Edward G. Davis, Boston R. Champion, W. Springfi. Eben. Dale, Gloucester Isaac G. Cutler, Amherst Cliffi)rd Dorr, Braintree Walter Channing, Boston Henry Dyer, Boston Rufus Cowles, Amherst Ed W.J. Davenport, Boston Chester Cowles, Granby George Estabrook, Holden Saml. Church, Sunderland Hez. Eldridge, Newton Saml. Clesson, N. Salem Caleb Ensign, Dalton A. Clark, Cummington Calvin Ellis, Boston Job Clark, Westfield A. Collamore, Pembroke Joshua Fisher, Beverly Dennis Cooley, Deerfield Oliver Fiske, Worcester Elijah W. Carpenter, Ber- John Frink, Rutland nardston Seth Field, Brookfield 116 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Austin Flint, Leicester Gad Hitchcock, Pembroke Joseph Fiske, Lexington Joseph Hunt, Concord James Foster, Rochester Isaac Hurd, Concord Noah Fyefield, Weymouth Amos Holbrook, Milton J. H. Flint, Northampton Richard Hazeltine Lynn Chandler Flagg, Marbleh. Nath. Hayward, Plymouth Amos Farnsworth, Groton Josiah Howe, Templeton RoyalFowler, Stockbridge A bra. Haskell, Leominster Edward Flint, Leicester Abiel Heywood, Concord Josiah F. Flagg, Boston Wm. Holland, Belcherton Timothy Fiske, Holliston W. Hunnewell, Watert'n Joshua B. Flint, Boston Abrah. Haskell, jr. i\.shby John Flint, Boston Jacob Holmes, Athol E. P. Fearing, Nantucket John Hastings, Hatfield John D. Fisher, Boston David Hunt, Northampton Edward Frost, East-Sud- John Hart, Reading bury Oliver Hubbard, Salem William E. Foster, Boston Zadok Howe, Billerica George Hayward, Boston Jacob Gates, Boston Uriah Hagar Waltham Henry Gardner, Chariest. Enoch Hale Boston , Worcester Wm. Hooker, Easthampt'n Daniel Green Ward Eli Hall, Blandford T>. A. Grosvenor, Reading John Homans, Boston Otis Goodman, S. Hadley James Hewins, Medfield Jacob Goodwin, Reading Loammi Harrington, Pax- Peter Goodnow, Acton ton Daniel Gould, Reading Israel Hildreth Dracut Wm. Gordon, Hingham Benj.F.Heywood,Worces. Joshua Green, Groton Amory Hunting, Franklin John O. Green, Lowell RufusHathaway, Duxbury Tim. Gordon, Weymouth Vincent Holcomb, Granv. John M. Grovesnor, Me- Levi W. Humphreys, thuen Southwick Samuel Gregg, Medford James Holland Westfield Samuel Gates, Rutland Benjamin W. Hildreth, Augustus A.Gould, Boston Marlborough Abrah. Gould, jr. Saugus Chs. T. Hildreth, Boston John W. Graves, Lowell Luther M.Harris, Roxbury Martin Gay, Boston Thad. W. Harris, Cambr. Levi B. Gale, Boston AppletonHowe, Weymou. William Graves, Lowell 1. Stearns Hurd, Chariest. Jas. B. Gregerson, Boston Isaac Hodges, Adams Massachusetts Medical Society. 117

Abishai Howard, Sturbri. Benj. Kittredge Salem £dw. A. Holyoke, Salem Anson Hooker, E. Cambr. Jona. Leonard, Sandwich Hiram Hosraer, Watert'n William Lamb, Grafton Josh. H. Hay ward, Boston Abraham T. Lowe, Boston John C. Hayden, Boston Leml.Le Baron, Rochester Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers Seth Lathrop, W. Springfi. John C, Howard, Boston Dan Lamb, Charlton Daniel Harwood, Boston Joel Lyon, Gill Fr. J. Higginson, Cambri. George Leonard, Taunton Wm.G. Hannaford, Boston Rufus Longley, Haverhill Josiah D Hedge, Boston Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston Samuel G. Howe, Boston Ivory H. Lucas, Sandwich Edward W. Hook, Boston Jona.Leonard jr. Sandwich John Lummus, Lynn William Ingalls, Boston Thos. Manning, Ipswich James Jackson, Boston Nathaniel Miller, Franklin Tim. L. Jennison, Cambri. C, Macomber, Marshfield Benjamin James, Weston Isaac Mulliken, Townsend JonathanG.Johnson, New- Caleb Miller, Rehoboth buryport PaulR.Metcalf, Wrentham Samuel Johnson, Salem Calvin Martin, Sekonk Bela B. Jones, Southampt. Peter Mackie, Wareham Elisha James, Scituate Wm.B. Mason, Dartmouth John Jeffries, Boston AndrewMackie, Plymouth John B. S. Jackson, Boston Elisha Mather, Northampt. Edward Jarvis, Concord Silas Marshall, Templeton Charles T.Jackson, Boston I. W. Mulliken, Stow J. S. Mayhew, Fairhaven John B. Kittredge, Fra- Jos.W. McKean, Boston mingham Samuel Morrill, Boston Pearson Kendall, Sterling John G. Metcalf, Mendon JosephKittredge, Andover J. A. Marshall, Fitchburgh Aaron King, Palmer Lawson Mirick, Brookfield Moses Kidder, Ashley Jno.M. Moriarty, Gloucest. Hen. Kittredge, Tewksb'y R. A. Meriam, Marblehead Gide. Kibbee, VVilbraham Geo. Mansfield, Waltham P. T. Kendall, Sterling ZalmarMallery, Easthamp, Paul Kittredge, Littleton Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly Samuel Nye, Salisbury Nathan C. Keep, Boston Andrew Nichols, Danvers L Kittredge, jr. Beverly Jonathan Newell, Stow 118 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Paul L. Nichols, Kingston Henry Parker, Graftoii John Nelson, Carlisle Sylvanus Plympton, jr., Ezra Nichols, Middleton Cambridge Josiah Noyes, Needham Augus.Ply mpton, Woburn Adams Nichols, Gloucest. Leonard Proctor, Lexingt. Fr. V. Noyes, Newburyp. Joseph Palmer, Boston G. M. Peck, Foxborough Benjamin L. Oliver, Salem H.C.Perkins, Newburyp. Gushing Otis, Scituate Hector Orr, Bridgewater George Osgood, Danvers Daniel Perley, Boxford David Osgood, Boston Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Benj. Osgood, Westford Marshall S. Perry, Boston George W. Otis, Boston Moses Porter, jr. Hadley Joseph Osgood, Danvers William Prescott, Lynn George Osborne, Danvers Henry N.Preston, Plymo. John Odin, jr. Boston Orlando H. Partridge, Truro Oliver Partridge, Stockbr. Alpheus Proctor, Boston William Porter, Hadley Amariah Preston, Bedford PeterG.Robbins, Roxbury Benj. Parker, Bradford John Randall, Boston Thomas I. Parker, Boston Dean Robinson, Newbury Nathl. Peabody, Salem Alex. Read, N. Bedford Amos Parker, Bolton Benj. Rogers, G. Barringt. Wm. Payson, Foxborough Thos.Ricnmond, Westford Nathl.S.Prentiss, Roxbury Edward Reynolds, Boston Alfred Perry, Stockbridge Chandler Bobbins, Boston , Boston George Russell, Lincoln Daniel Porter, Wendell Horatio Robinson, Boston Abner Phelps, Boston SolonO.Richardson, South Wm. Parkhurst, Petersh. Reading Benj. Pond, Westborough M. B. Randall, Rehoboth Gustuvus D. Peck, Mil ford Joseph Roby, Boston John Pond, Mendon Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston Abel L. Peirson, Salem August. Bobbins, Harvard Sylva. Plympton, Woburn Nathl. Peirce, Ashburnh. Wm. Spooner, Boston Moses Phelps, Hubbardst. Chs. L. Seeger, Northamp. AlansonPorter, Williamst. Ezra Starkweather, Wor- Nathan Perry, N.Bridgew. thington Thos. W. Parsons, Boston Benj. Shurtleff, Boston August. T. Parker, Shirley John Stone, Springfield Massachusetts Medical Society. 119

Ephraim Stone, Harvard Jona. Studley, Hanover Geo. C. Shattuck, Boston John B. Stebbins, Boston Daniel Swan, Medford Isaac P. Smith, Maiden Ephraim Stone, Harvard Paul Simpson, jr. Boston Jonathan Shearer, Palmer Jeremiah Stone, Topsfield John Scammell, Bellingh. Fred. A. Sumner, Boston Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfi. Wm F.Stevens, Stoneham Daniel Stone, Sharon Chs H. Stedman, Chelsea Nathaniel Swift, Andover Joseph Stone, Hardwick Wm. Sanborn, Falmouth Asa B Snow, Boston Jer. SpofFord, Newburypo. Caleb Swan, Easton .Joseph Sampson, Brewster Ambrose Seaton, Boston Jeremy Stimpson, Dedham Thad. Spaulding-, South James Thacher, Plymouth Readino- Joseph Torrey, Salem Caleb H. Stickney, Norw. Rob. Thaxter, Dorchester John Starkweather, Upton Abraham R. Thompson, Rich. S. SpofFord, Bradford Charlestown Stillman Spaulding", Lex- Calvin Thomas, Tyngs^ ington borough Thomas Sturtevant, Mid- GridleyThaxter, Abington dleborough Daniel' Thurber, Mendon Paul Spooner, N. Bedford EzekielThaxter, Abington Saml. A. Shurtleff, Boston Sol. D. Townsend, Boston Woodbridge Strong, Bost. Saml. Titus, Cambridgepo, William Sweetser, Boston Wm H. Tyler, Lanesboro' John M. Smith, Spencer Arad Thompson, Middle- Caleb H. Snow, Boston borough Jonathan Stone, Canton Amos Taylor, Warwick Benj. Seabury, Orleans Alex. Thomas, Boston John P.Spooner, Dorchest. Augustus Torrey, Beverly Jerome V. C.Smith, Boston John G. Treadwell, Salem Asa Story, Manchester Thos H. Thompson, Bost. Joseph Shed, Danvers Wm. Thornton, Grafton Steph.H.Spaulding,Natick , Scituate Martin Spear, Dedham Samuel Smith, Williamst. John W. Valentine, Ebenezer Stone, Walpole Charlestown Samuel Shaw, Plainfield J. Greely Stevenson, Bost. Benj.Waterhouse, Cambr. D HumphreysStorer, Bost. John C. Warren, Boston John Seabury, Chatham John Walton, Pepperell Paul Swift, Nantucket RufasWyman, Chariest. 120 Convention of Ministers.

Chs. Worthington, Lenox Abel Wilder, Mendon John Williams, Cam- Charles Wild, Brookline bndgeport Simon Whitney, Fra- Timothy Wellington, W. mingham Cambridge Malthus A. Ward, Salem Jona. Wild, jr. Braintree Jonathan Ware, Milton Noah Whitman, Bridgew. Charles Walker, Boston

Dan . Wardvvell, Andover Wm- Workman, Shrews- Thos. Whitcomb, Lexingt. bury Stephen W. W^illiams, Abrah. A Watson, Boston Deerfield Benj. F. Wing, Boston Wm. J. Walker, Chariest. James Wood, Boston John Ware, Boston Henry Willard, Provincet. Oren Wright, Pittsfield Edward Warren, Boston Joseph Warren, Middlefi. Albert V7illiams, Boston JR.ob. Worthington, Lenox ;aac R. Geo Willard, Uxbridge cester John W. Weljster, Boston Eben. Woodward, Quincy Chs. W. Wilder, Fitchbu. Henry A. Ward, Boston Lucius Wright, North Fr. A. Willard, Chariest. Brookfield Chs.M. Winship, Roxbury lona. Wales, jr. Randolph Jona.F. Worcester, Salem LeonardWilliams, Chester August. Whiting, Haverh. William C- W^hittredge, New Bedford Samuel Young, Harvard Asa G. Welch. Lee Leroy M. Yale, Homes James M Whitteraore, Hole, [Tisbury] Brighton

The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre- gational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with BO particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is held in Boston, in the afternoon of the last Wednesday in May, annually, at five, p. m. and the following day. After transacting the usual business of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public be- fore them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congre- gational Clergymen. The Ofiicers of the Conyention at present are — —

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Rev. George Ripley, of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. Geori^e W. Blagden, of Boston, Scribe of the Convention. Rev. Prof. Stuart, first Preacher. Rev. Samuel Gile, second Preacher. For the purpose of investigating- cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committees ; a Central Com- mittee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in different parts of the State. The Reporting Committee are required, each year, to investigate the circumstances of the objects of this charity, whether already on the list, or needing, or ap- plying the first time for aid, and make a particular statement to the Central Committee, directed to the Scribe of the Convention, at least one week before the meeting of the Convention. Should any member ne- glect so to do for two successive years, his place in the Reporting Committee shall be vacated. The Central Committee receive from the members of the Reporting Committee applications arid statements of facts in be- half of subjects of the charity of the Convention, and, having considered the same, are to judge of the per- sons to be relieved, and the proportion to be given to each, and make report to the Convention, on the first day of their meeting, annually. The statements of the members of the Reporting Committee are expected to contain answers to the fol- lowing questions

1. What is her age ? 2. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and the circumstances of her children ? 3. What is a fair estimate of her property ? 4. What is her ability to help herself? 5. What connexions has she, who are bound to af- ford her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her? 6. What is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an ob- ject of charity ; or make it desirable, that she should have aid this year ?

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CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. Samuel Gile, with the Treasurer c.nd Scribe. REPORTING COMMITTEE. Suffolk. Bar-nytiihlc, Rev. Benj. B. Wisner, d.d. Rev. Philander Shaw. Ksstx. Rev. Henry Hersey. Rev. Peter Eaton, d. d. Worcfsitr. Rev. Brown Emerson. Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d. MUdl'Six. Rev. .

Rev. Samuel Stearns. Rev. Joseph Chickering. - Rev. Rufus Hurlbut. Hamjjden. J^oifolk. Rev. Isaac Knapp. Rev. Elisha Fiske. HnynjKshirf. Plt/ivou/h. Rev. JNathan Perkins, jr. Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin. Rev. Ebenezer Gay. Rev. Winthrop Bailey. Bri-sloL Rev. Pitt Clarke.

The Convention earnestly recommend to all young gentUmen who design to devote tliemselves to the work of the ministry, to spend thtit portion of time in the study of divinity, which learned and judicious advisers shall think necessary to qualify them for public teachers,

M'lss'irliiisi-l/s Consrf^al zonal Charilablf Socitly. Annual meeting on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May. [This Society was incorporated '^4th of March, 1786 " f^ir the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] Pit.ridevl^ Peter C. Brooks. Vice FresTdfui^ Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Secre!aif.y Rev. Francis Parkman. TreasH c/, George Ticknor. CnninviUfc for novxitniliri'jr the objects of its charily^ Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce.

G'np.rnl Ainfocint'on in Masaaclnistlls. This body was orcfanized in June, 1805. It is com- posed of delegations from particular Associations of Bishops in the United States. 123

evancrelical Congregational Ministers, two from each Associiition. Its members " admit as articles of faith, the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally ex- pressed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and consider these doctrines which have been generally embraced by the churches of , as the *^ basis- of f hi' II- unioii.^'' This body wholly disclaims ecclesiastical power or authority over the churches?, or the opinions of individuals. The essential objects, as expressed in their Constitution, are " to promote bro- therly intercourse and harmony, and their mutual anima- tion, assist mce, and usefulness as ministers of Christ." (Jy^ Annual meetings fourth Tuesday in June.

ProtestanI EjuscoiJal Cfiurch in the. United iyfales, 1785. Right Rev. William White, D. D. of Philadelphia, Penn. 1811. Rislit Rev. Alexmder V. Griswold, D. D. of the Eastern Diocese, Salem, Mass. 18H. Right Rev. Richard C. Moore, D. D. of Richmond, Virg. 1818. Riiiht Rev. .Nath. Bowen, D. D. of Charleston, S. C. 18!9. Right Rev. Thos;,;. Rrownell, D.D. LL. D. of Hartford,Conn. 1827. Right Rev. Henry U. Onderdonk, D. D. Assistant Bishop fur Dioce.«e of Penn. 1829. Right Rev. William Mead*, I). D. Assistant Bishop for the Diocese of Virjiiuia. 1830. Right Rev. B. T. Onderdonk, D. D. of New V'ork, N. Y. 1830, Right Rev. William M. Stone, D. D. Bishop for the Diocese of Marvland. 1831, Right Rev. Levi S. Ives, D. D. Bishop for the Diocese ofN. C. 1832, Rii-ht R.'v. John H. Hopkins, D. D. of the Diocese of Ver. 183-3. Right Rev. Henjamin R. Smith, D. O. of the Diocese ot Ky. 1832. Ri'jhf Rev. Chs. P MMIvaine.D. D. of the Diocese of , ia32. Right Rev. Geo W Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of N. Jer. 1832. Right Rev. James H. Otey, Bishop of Tenessee, MffJiodisf Bishops. Right Rev. William M'Kendree, D. D. Rt. Rev. Robert R. Roberts, Right Rev. Joshua f^oiile, D. D. Right Rev. Elijah Wedding. D. D.. Right Rev. James O. Andrew and Right Rev. John Emory, D. D. Roma?). Cnfhnlic Bishops in tkn Unilcd Slates. Most Rev. Jame.-* Wiiiiefield, Archbishop of . RJL'hi Rev. Ri-nediri Joseph Flaget, of Bardstown, Ken. Right Rev. Jno. R.M. David, Goadjiiior to Bish. Flaget, Vinceones. Right Rev. Beneilict Fenwick, of BfK'iton, Mass. Right Rev Joseph R.isiUi, of St. Lours. Right Rev. John Dubois, of . Right Rev. Mic lael Portier, of .Mobile. Right Rev. H. Cotiwcvl, of I'hiladeTphia. J. P. Kenrick, Coadjutor to Bishop Ccmwell, of Philadelphia.. Ri'.'ht Rev. .1. Eiig'niid, of (Charleston. Right Rev. John B. Piircell, of Cincinnati. Right Rev. Frederick Reae, of Michigan. 124 Churches and Ministers in Boston. CHURCHES AJ^D MimSTERS OF THE GOSPEL IK MASSACHUSETTS.

JV. B. C stands for Congregationalist ; E for Episcopalian^; P for

Presbyterian ; B for Baptist ; M for Methodist ; F for Friends ; U for Universalist ; N J for New Jerusalem ; R C for Roman Catholic. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. Cliauncy Place, JVath'l. L. Frothlngham, C Second Cong. Hanover Street, Chandler Robbins, C First Baptist, Hanover Street, William Hague, B Old South, Washington Street, C Kings Cliapel, Tremont St. James Freeman, D. D. ) Unita- "*"• F. W. P. Greenwood. 5 Brattle Street, C New North, Hanover Street, Francis Parkman, C New South, Summer Street, Alexander Young, jr. C Christ's Church, Salem Street, IVit.liam Croswell, Fi Federal Street, William E. Channing, d. d. > q S. Ezra Gannett, 3 Hollis Street, John Pierpont, C Trinity, Summer Street, Jonaf/mn JW. Wainwright, r).T>. E Lynde Street, Charles Lotcrll, d. d. C Second Baptist, Baldwin Place, Baron Stotc, B First Universalist, Hanover Street, Sebastiaii Streeter, U Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin Street, Right Rev. Benedict Femcic'c, Rev. Messrs. William Tyler, Wm. Heuly, and Edwird Walsh, 11. C. First Methodist, Norih Bennet Street, Jo/m Linrf^ey and Shipley W. Willson, M Second IMethodist, Bromfield Street, Jacob Sanborn, M Bethel, North Square, Edward T. Taylor, Methodist, May Street, Samuel Snowden, M Christian Society, Sea Street, Joshua V. Himes, B Baptist, Belknap Street, B Tiiird Baptist, Charles Street, Daniel Sharp, v. D. B Park Street, Joel H. Linsley, C Second Universalist, School Street, Hosea Ballou, U South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, C

St. Matthew's, Souti) Boston, ./. L. Blahc, E Hawes Place, South Boston, Lemuel Capcn, C St. Augustine's, S. Boston, Rev. Mr. Drummond, R. C. St. Paul's, Tremont Street, John S. Stone, Rector, E Grace, Bedford Street, Zcchariah Mead, E Union, Essex Street, C Green Street, William Jenhs, D. D. C Churches and Ministers in Essex. 125

Central Universalist, Bulfitich Street, Paul Dean, U Twelfth Congregational, Clminbers St. Samuel Barrett, C Bowdoin Street, Hubbard Winsloio, C Purchase Street. George Ripley, C Federal Street, Hoicard Malcovi, B Salem Street, George IV. BLagdcn, C Pine Street, Amos A. Phelps, C South Baptist, South Boston, RolUn H. KeaU, B South Cong. Washington Street, MeUisk I. Mofte, C Fourth Universalist, South Boston, Hosea F. Ballou, U Mariner's, Fort Hill, T. Packard, jr. New Jerusalem, Trcmont St. Tkomas Worcester, N. J. Friends, Milton Place, F Reformed Methodist, Hanover Street, John Reynolds, M Chelsea, Horatio Alger, C Edward J. Fuller, C M CHAPELS. Mission Chapel in Buttolph Street, Isaac R. Barbour. Mission Chapels in Commercial and Sea Streets. Episcopal Miss. Chapel, Franklin Avenue, Asa Eaton, u.D. Congregation Meeting in Western Avenue.

Congre. Chapel in Street, Joseph Tucherman, i>. p.

Ministers whoofficiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thnrsdaj's, at the first Church in Chauiicy Place, arranged according to seniority.

Dr. Harris iMr. Pierpont IMr. Waliter ^ Mr. Mr.tte Dr. Richmond Mr. Parkinan Mr. Green Mr. Ki[iley Dr. Gray Mr. Capen Mr. l^arrett Mr. Wliitney Dr. Pierce Mr. Frolhingham Mr. Gannett Mr. Alsfer Dr. Lowell Mr. Greenwood Mr. Young Mr. Putnam

ESS EX. Ameshury Benj. Sawyer C Bradford Moses C. Peter S. Eaton C Searle C Elijah Foster B Gardner B. Perry C C R. D. Easterbrook M U Beverly Christopher T. Andovtr Bailey Loring C ThRnayer C Milton Badger C C Theological Sem. c David Oliphant C Samuel C. Jackson c B James Hackings B Boxford Isaac Brigga C Phineas Craudall M Peter Eaton, d. d. C 1^6 Churches and Ministers in Essex.

Lucius S. Bolles B Danv. Milton P. Braman C F Georg^e Cowles J. C Waldo U John Holroyd Z*?/mi^eZ<:/ Josiah Hill C Charles C. Sewall Hezekiah Thatcher M D. D. Smith Manchest.S. M. Emerson C John Moore Marbleh.Snmue] Dana > q Samuel W . Cozzens ^ Essex Robert Crowell John Bartlett C Joslin William H. Lewis E Avery Briggs B Gloucester E. Kibby M Moses Sawyer Methuen Sylvester G. El bridge Trull Pierce C Thomas Jones C Henry Belding U David Jewett Charles O. Kimball B Samuel Adlam Middlet. Forest Jefferds C Aaron Josselyn JVewbu7-y L. Withington C Sandy Bay Bartlet James Miltimore > p Pease B John C. March $ Charles S. Porter C C B. B. Murray U F Hamilton Soseph B. Felt C Newell S. Spaulding M /iavcr/jt7/Jos.Whittlesey C Nath'l. W. Williams B Samuel H. Peckham C JVewbwyport Thomas C B. tox C C James Morss, n. d. E Abijah Cross C Luther F. Dimmick C Stephen P. Hill B C. W. Milton C Otis Wing B P U Daniel Dana, n. n. P Henry Plumer F. B. Nath'l. W. Williams B Ipsw. David T. Kimball C Bartholo. Otheman M Daniel Fitz fVest JVewbnry C John T. Burrill John Q. A. Edgell C S. W. Coggeshall M Lynn David Peabody Samuel D. Bobbins jRoti^ZeyWillardHolbrook C E Hedding-, d. d. Bish Isaac Braman C David Kilburn Ezra Wilniarth B John Lovejoy U Isaac Bonney B Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 127

S^ZemJno.Prince,LL.D. > p, Cyrus Pitt Grosvenor B *" Charles W. Upham 5 George B, Cheever C James Flint, d. d. C Salisbury C John Brazer C C Bishop Griswold, d. d. E Elijah Foster B John P. Cleavelaud C John Brodhead M Brown Emerson C A. H. Worthen M Lucius Bolles, d. d. B G James W. Thomson C Saugus Sidney Holman C William Williams C Joel Steele M Lemuel Willis U Topsjield James F. George W. Kilton F. B. M'Ewen C David Culver M Jefferson Hamilton M Wenham Eben.P. Sperry C William Wiley R. C. Charles Miller B MIDDLESEX. Adon James G. James D. Green C Woodbury C William A. Stearns C Joseph Wright U u Ashhy Ezekiel L,Bascom C William Newell C Carlisle William Patten C M Charlestoicn Warren Bedford Samuel Stearns C Fay, D. D. G Henry Jackson B Billerica Nath.Whitman C John Lord M Russel Jennings B Oliver Holden B Linus S. Everett U Boxboroiigh C G Patrick Byrne > R. C. M John D. Brady ^ U Daniel Crosby C Brighton Daniel Austin C Chelmsford C William Adams C Hezek. Packard, d. d. C Burlington Sami. Sewall C C Cambridge Neh. Adams C B Thomas W. Coit E EifeU C Concord Ezra Ripley, } C D. D. > C B Hersey B. Goodwin) Lucius R. Paige U John Wilder C George Pickering M U Jonathan Aldrich B Dracut C 128 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

P Marlboro^ Chas. Forbush C Dunstable C Seth Alden • C B Thomas J.Greenwood U U Stephen Cushing M E.Sudbury Jno.B.Wight C Medford Caleb Stetson C Gordon Winslovv C M Apollos Hale M Dramingham George W. W. Wright U Chapman C JVatick Edward Palmer C Charles Train B C David Kellogg, n. d. ? p JVeivion Jonathan Ho- i George Trask S mer, d. d. \ C M&U James Bates ) Groton Char. Robinson C Lynwin Gilbert C Charles B. Kittredge C Joseph Grafton B Holliston J. Cady C A. L. Baury E HopkintonNiith.ilowe ) ^ J. Parker M Jeffries Hall 5 C Ephraiin Munro E Pepperell James Howe C O. Bobbins M Charles Babbidge C Lexington Chas. Briggs C Reading Benjamin W. lAncobi Eben. Newhall C Parker C M Aaron Pickett C Littleton Wm. H. White C George Matthews B Silas Kenney B E. L. Sewall C U B Lowell Theodore Edson E Sherburne Amos Clarke C Enoch W. Freeman B Samuel Lee C Amos Blanchard C Shirley Hope Brown C A. D. Merrill M Russell Streeter U Thomas B. Thayer U C William Barry, jr. C Shakers James Barnaby B South Reading Reuben W. Twining C Emerson C

John Mahony \ -o c' B ^- '"• Re V.Mr. Curling J. C. Newell U M Sloneham Cob urn C Giles Pease C U Maiden Sylvanus Cobb U Stow C Conant Sawyer B M Charles Noble M U JBdward Otheman M Sudbury Rufus Hurlbut C Alex. W. McClure C M Churches and Ministers in Hampshire. 129

Tewksbnry JacohCoggin C Nicholas Medbury B Tuionsend \¥illi;im M. ;r. Cambr. F. H. Hedge C Rogers C Ebenezer Nelson B Caleb Brown B U U Westford C Tyngshoro' N.Lawrence C Leonard Luce C U ffaltham Samuel Ripley C Weston Joseph Field C

Bernard Whitman C Amos Binney • M Sewall Hardintr C B M Wilmington Francis T. Lynd R. C. Norwood C Watertown Convers Wohurn Joseph Bennett C Francis C Benjamin C. Wade B C. L. Cook [J A. L. Balch U HAMPSHIRE.

Amherst C GreenwichJos.Blodget ) p, Nathan Perkins, jr. C Joseph H. Patrick $ Aaron Gates C Joel Knight M William W. Hunt C John H. Willis U CoUeire Church, He- Hadley John Brown, d.d. C man t-Iumpln-ey,D.D, C Hatjield Le\i Pratt C Stephen S. Nelson B Middlefeld J on-d.'NRsh C Belchertown Jared Reid C Erastus Andrews B B Cullen Townsend B B JVorthampton Solomon ) M Willitims \ C Chesterfield C Joseph Penney ) Isaac Child B B B Oliver Stearns C Cumminscton Roswell E Bawkes C David Leslie M David ^^'rio^ht B M East Hampton William John Todd C Bement C Mrivich Sam'l. Russell C Enfiell T oshtia Crosby Pelham C } ^ Sumner G. Clapp \ C Goshen C Plainfi. Mos. Halleck ) ^p ^VWVv.m Hubbard B David Kimball 5 Granhi/ Eli Moody C Prescott Eben. Brown C Joseph Knight C Southampton Morris E. M White C 130 Churches and Ministers in Plymouth.

.S Hadley Artemas Boies C W. P. White M William Tyler C Westhamp EnochHale 7 /-« Paul Townsend M Horace B Chapin 5 Ware Augustus B. Read C John Truair C Parsons Cooke C Williamshurg Hen. Lord C Joseph Glazier B Worthington C PLYMOUTH.

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Churches and Ministers in Bristol. 131 Thomas G. Brown M B^nJTmin Whitmore T Ely M Thomas Conant A. St Clair U James H Bngbee Scituate E Q, Sewall C L. W Clarke Samuel Deane C Robert L Kilham U Plympton Elijah Dexter C Edward Seaerave B

Roch Lem Le-T?arron > J;imes C JBontecoii M m el ott Thomas Robbins \ JVareham Sa N C West Bridgewater C Jon 1th an Eiirelovv Samuel Ut'ey M Eieazer Savaire BRISTOL. Aitlehomugh C Xew Bedford Orville John Ferirnson C Dewey C Jon ithan E. Forbush B Sylvester Holmes C Nathini^l Wrjcrlitjr. U James A Roberts C CharleH! Simmons C Pardon G Seabury C Berkley Thomis x^mlros C John O Choules B Dartin nth Driniel x:ix B Stephen Tiovell B Thomas T Richmond C Luther Baker B Benson B F F A U Swinnerton M M D. Fi'more M Diffhton Abrah Gnshee C Mariners' Church, Preston Cummins C Enoch Mud^e M B Patrick Canavan R C F. Dane M Jacob Perry M Easton T.aither Sheldon C E W. Emerson M JVorton Pitt Clarke C FairJiaven W Gould C Spencpr ^ Beard C B Pawtucket Daniel Green B Nathan Paine M Ray Potter B M Barnabas Phinney C Freetoivn^nhn^.j^wrence B U Stetson Raymond C M B RaynhamEnoch Sanford C F Mansjidd Rich'd Bri^ffs C Simeon Doorg:ett C W. R. Stone M Rehoboth Thos. Vernon C 132 Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. Churches in Dukes and Nantucket. 133 DUKES. Chilmark Tim. Davis C Fred.Bayhes,Mission-...... M. Staple M ary to the Indians Edgartoivn Eben. Poor C Tishury Mark Staple John E. Kisley M Seth Ewer B Flavel Shurtleff NANTUCKET. Nantucket Steph. Mason C Thomas C. Pierce Seth F. Swift C William Alley George Bradburne U Friends (3 Churches) WORCESTER. Ashhurnham George Dana C Goodyear C B H. Vincent M John H. Willis Athol Josiah Moore C Joshua Flag-g I" Baruch B. Beckwith C Douglas David Holman C Stephen S. Nelson B Job B. Boomer B U F Barre James Thompson C M Moses G. Grosvenor C DwrfZei/ James H.Francis C B U Fitchburg John A. Albro C Berliii Robt. F.Wallcutt C Calvin Lincoln, jr. Michael Burditt C Appleton Morse Bolton Isaac Allen C F Gardner John W. Chickerino: C Sumner Lincoln ~ M BoylstonWmM. Sanfovd C Grajton John Wilde U Otis Converse Brookjield Fr. Horton c Rufus A. Johnson George R. Noyes c Hardwick Martin B Tupper Micah Stone C John Goldsbury S. Davis M Ebenezer Burt U Charlton C Harvard Washington James Boomer B Gilbert C Gilman Noyes U Georsre Fisher C WUliams H. Whitte- B more Shakers 134 Churches and Ministers in Worcester. Warren Emerson M U JV. BrooMeld Thomas Holden Wm. P. Paine C Siie.j, D. D. C Appleton iJelknnp B W. Wollcott M Hubbnrdston Ebenezer Oakham James Kimball C Robinsf)n C C Samuel Gay C Oxford Loren Robbins C Lancast. N.Thayer,D.D. C ^ eth Ch ndler U Zteicester ^ohn Ni'lson C Paxton Moses Winch C David C. Millet E Petersham Luther F Wilson C John Green B B E. F. Newell M William Wolrott C S. Drake M Phillipst. Tos C bickering C Leominster Abel Conaut C OohiisG. Hubbard C E. O. Bosworth M Samuel Glover B D. Ciraves M M Prmceion'ohn P.Cowles C Lunenburg Ebenezer Alonzo Pbillips P Hnbbard C U Jeff rson Haskell M B Mendon C Royulst n Eben. Perkins C C Samuel Simonds B Adin Ballon C M M Rutland Josiah Clark C F C F u John M. S. Perry C Shrewsbury Geo. Allen C MiUburyOsgood tierrick C M U P Southb ro'John P.Sweet C Milford David Long C Abishai Simpson B M Wnlter FoUet C U Southbri/ge H. J. Lamb C .V. Braintree John Fiske David C. Bolles B J\lorthbor ' 'oseph Allen C Sppvcer'f pv\ Facknrd C Alonzo King- B Silas Kenney B Samiiei A. Fay C William E. Stickney U JVort/ibr. T.( rane, n.n. Sterling Pett'r Osgood C ^ ^ Samnel . Fletcher I Il.Walden M Sturbridge Jos. S. Clark C: S. Pahner M Addison Parker B J. Iresun M U Churches and Ministers in Berkshire. 135

Sutton John Maltby C West Boylston John Job B. Boomer B Boardman C John Walker B Joseph G. Binney B Daniel L. B. Goodwin E Templet(mC.\V eWingion C Philemon R. Russell U Winthrop Morse B Webster B Bates C J. M. Bid well M Upton Benjamin Wood C Western Charles Fitch C Dexter B. Bullard B U U WestminsterCynis Mann C H. Walden M Charles Hudson U Uxbridge David A. B Grosvenor C Winchend. Eber L. Clark C F Samuel Simonds B U M M Worcester Rodney A. Samuel Clark C Miller C Ward Miner G. Pratt C Aaron Bancrofl,D.D > p John Paine B Alonzo Hill S Westborough Elisha Fred. Angus. Willard B Rockvvood C John S. C. Abbot C B BERKSHIRE. Adams Charges B.Keyes B B Caleb B. Tracy C D. Starks M W. Hazen M Hancock B Alford C M Shakers Becket Joseph L. Mills C HinsdaleWm.A Hawley C B L. J. Reynolds B M M CheshireE]nKthnn Sweet B Lanesborough Henry B. N. Y.Bushnell B Hooker C Dalton Eben. Jennings C W. G. Johnson B A. S. Cooper M Samuel B. Shaw E B. Isbell M Lee C Escremont C Ira Plall B C T. Sparks M Enos Marshall B Lenox Samuel iV[ Shepard, d. d. C G. Barringt, — Gilbtcrt E Sylvester Burt G B .

136 Churches and Ministers in Norfolk.

C. Fuller M Sheffield James Bradford C Mount Washington M M \j B J^ew Ashford M Stockhridge David D. •TV*. Marlboro'^ Harley FieM C Goodwin C C M B Erastus Clapp C M Otis Riifas Pomeroy C T^jrinfi^ham Lucius Field C E IraHall B Peru Jos. M. Brewster C M M Shakers L, J. Reynolds B Washington Caleb Pittsfield John W. Knight C Yeomans C Aug-ustus Beach B M T. Benedict M W. Stockhridge Munson Edward Ballard E C. Gaylord C Richmond Edward W. Spencer B Dwiirht C Williamstnwn Ralph S. S. Strong M W. Gridley C Sandisfield Piatt Tyler W. C. Johnson- B Holley C R. M. Little M U R. Brown M J. Wilder B Windsor G. Dorrance C Savoy C George Walker B N; McCulloch B NORFOLK. Bellingham U Cohasset Jacob Flint C Braintree Richard S. Martin Moore C Storrs R. W. Allen M Edward A. Park \^ Dedham Eben. Burgess C Jonas Perkins C Harrison G. Park C layman Matthews C John White C B. Kingsbury, jr. M Alvan Lamson C -BrooZtZineJno.Pierce,D D C Samuel B. Babcock B Joseph A. Warne B Thomas Driver B Canton Henry F. Edes C R. S. Pope U, B M M Dorchester T. M. Har- C ris, D. D. C Churches and Ministers in Franklin. 137

John Codman, d. d. 138 Churches and Ministers in Hampden.

Edward Davenport B JVorthfteld George W, C. P. Stevens Hosmer C Conway C Bancroft Fowler C Calvin Keyes B Orange C Deerfteld Jno.Fessenden C M U Gill Josiah W. Canning C Rowe William L.Stearns C H. Moulton M Arad Hall B Greenfield Thos. BeUows C C Titus Strong E Shelburne T. Packard, ~) Amariah Chandler C D.D. iC Winthrop Bailey C Theo. Packard, jr. j M B Hmvley C C C ShutesburyLimus^ Austin B Heath Moses Miller C C Phineas Howe B Sunderland Henry B. M Holmes C Leyden B. F. Remington B Erastus Andrews B M Wariuick Preserved Leverett C Smith, jr. C U Thomas Marshal B Elisha Andrews B M Montague C Samuel Kingsbury C Rodolphus Dickinson E Elisha Andrews B Wendall Wm. Clagget C Monroe David Ballon U David Goddard B JVew Salem A. Harding C Whately Rufus Wells C Thomas Rand B HAMPDEN. Blandford Dorus Clark C J. Shepherd M E Holland C B Washington Mnnger B Brirnfield Joseph Vaill C Longmeadow J.B.Condit C Chester B Calvin Foot C Saul Clark C N. Branch B Silas Kinorsley B Ludlotv Eben. B.Wright C Granville Timothy M. David R. Austin C Cooley, D. D. C M Seth Chapin C Monson Alfred Ely C Silas Root B B

I Religious Denominations, 139

Montgom, Sol.W.Edson C Tolland C B B Palmer Samuel Backus C M A. Taylor M fVestfield Isaac Knapp C Riissell C & B Andrew M. Smith B ;fa/e5 Tubal Wakefield B B M T. W. Tucker M Southivick C & M W. Springfield Thomas J. F. Bridges B E. Vermilve B Reuben S. Hazen E&M John W. M'Donald Sprinsifield , D. D. C Hervey Smith Alexander Pheonix C Wm. B. O. Peabody C Wilhraham Benjamin Putnam B Israel G. Rose B&U Alvin Bennett H. H. White M N. S. Spaulding S. Burton M J. P. Fuller

Religious Denominations in the U. States Ch.or Denominations. Min.

Calvinistic Baptists ------1,153 Methodist Episcopal Church - - - >,'?00 rresbylerian, General ^s^embly - - l,93.T - Cong^e^;^tionalists, Ortlunlox - , I ,()0() Protestant Episcopal Church - - - 5o8 tJniversalists ------150 Roman Catliolics ------Lutherans ------205 Ciiristians --.------200 German Reformed ---.-. 84 Friends, or Quakers ----- Unitarians, Conirren-atinvalisLs - - ion Associate and oilier Methodists - - 350 Free-will Baptists ------300 Dutch Reformed ------15'J Mennoriites ------200 Associate Presbyterians - - - - 74

Cumberland Presbyterians - - - 50 Tunkers ------40 Free Communion Baptists - - - 30

Pevenlh-day Baptists . - - - - 30 Six-(irinciple Biptists - - - - - 25 United RieUiren, or Moravians - - 23 Millennial Church, or Shakers - - 45 New Jerusalem Church - - - - 311 Emancipators, Baptists - - - - - 15 JfW8 and others not nieiuioned - - 140 University at Cambridge. UmVERSITYAT CAMBRIDGE OR . Founded 1638. Inducted. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. , 1654 1654 Rev. , s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. , m. d. 1675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, A. M, 1681 1682 Doct. , a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 701 Rev. , a. m. Vict Pres. 1707 1708 Hon. John Leverett, a. m., f. r. s. 1724 1725 Rev. , a. M. ]737 1737 Rev. , a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. , d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. , d. d. 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, d. d., ll. d. 1804 1806 Rev. , d. d. 3810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1828 1829 Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Lieut. Governor. The Members of the Council, and of the Senate. The Speaker of the House of Representatives.

The President of the University, ex oficiis ; together with the following persons, elected for the purpose, (excepting those who were ministers of the six neigh- bouring towns in the year 1810,) vacancies among whom are filled by the Board. Hon.Wm. Spooner, m. d. Rev. Thad. M. Harris, d. d. Thomas L. Winthrop. Thomas Gray, d. d. John Davis, ll. d. John Pierce, d. d. Secrc- John Welles. tary of the Board, Artemas Ward. William Jenks, d. p. John Q.. Adams, ll. d. Wm. E. Channing, d. d. John Pickering, ll. d. Charles Lowell, d. d. Samuel P. P. Eay. John Codman, d. d. Richard Sullivan. Francis Parkman. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Nath'l, L. Frothingharn. Daniel Webster, ll. d. John Brazer. James T. Austin. James Walker. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Convers Francis. Marcus Morton, ll. d. Alvan Lanson, Edward Everett. University at Cambridge. 141 CORPORATION. President, Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Ftllows, Hon. Charles Jackson, ll. d., Hon. Nath'l, Bovvditch, LL. D., Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d„ Hon, Francis C. Gray, a. m. TREASURER, Thomas W. Ward, Esq.

PROFESSORS, T (J T O R S, &c. Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d., President.

, Massadiusetts Professor of J^aturnl History, Rev. Henry Ware, d. d., Ho'llis Professor of DivmHy, , Jilford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy^ and Civil Polity. Francis Sales, Esq., Instrucler in French and Spanish. James Jackson, m. d., Hersey Professor of the Theory and the Practice of Physic. John C. Warren, m. d., Hersey Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d., Dane Professor of Law. , Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Ori- ental Languages. , ll. d., HoUis Professor of Mathematics and JVafur-al Philosophy. Jacob Bigelow, m. d.. Professor of Materia Medica^

, Rumford Professor, Thomas Nuttall, a. m.. Lecturer on Botany and Zoology^ and Curator of the Botanical Garden. George Ticknor, a. m.. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature.^ and Pro- fessor of Belles Lettres. Walter Channing, m. d„ Professor of Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence, Edward T. Channing, a. m., Boylston Professor of Rhet- oric and Oratory. Jonathan Barber, Soc. Coll. Chir. Lend., Instructer in Elocution.. John W. Webster, m. d., Erring Professor of Chemistrtf and Mineralogy. Rev. Henry Ware, jr., a.m., Professor of Pulpit Elo- quence and Pastoral Care. John Ware, m. d., Adjunct Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. 143 University at Cambridge.

Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d., Librarian. Rev John G. Palfrey, a. ai„ Professor of Biblical Lite- rature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., j. u. d., Inslrucler in Jlalian^ Spa- nish nr.d Fortugufse. , j. u. d., Professor of tht German Lan- gun^e tnifl Littralure. Simon Greenleaf, a. m., Royall Professor of Law. Charles Beck, p. d., Proftssur of and Permanent Tuifv. Francis M. J. Suranlt, Inslrucler in French. Henry R. Cleaveland, a. m., Proctor, Cornelius C. Felton, a. m.. Professor of Greek and Per-

man en t Tutor, Henry S. McKean, a. m., Tutor in Latin. George Nichols, a. b., Inslrucler in Mathematics, Samuel A. Devens, a. b., Proctor, Joel Giles, a. b.. Tutor in JSfatural., Intellectual, and Moral Pliilosophy, Benjamin Peirce, a. m.. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Barzillai Frost, a. b. Proctor. Edffar Buckinsfham, a. b., Proctor. William G. Eliot, a. b., Inslrucler in Hebrew, Christopher Dunkin, Inslrucler in Greek, Oliver Sparhawk, Steward. The Colleg^e Library contains about 39,000 volumes. The stated time for Examination of the Freshman Class is the first Thursday of the Summer vacation. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 3d Wednesday in October. A course is given at the College between the first of April and last of July. The Law Institutio.n is under the superintendence of Hon. Joseph Story, and Mr. Simon Greenleaf.

Vacations. There are three vacations : the First of two weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 25th day of December ; the Second of two weeks from the first Wednesday in April ; and the Third of six weeks, next preceding Commencement. The Public Exhibitions are on the third Tuesday of October, and on the second Tuesday and the last Mon- day of the third Term. Commencement is on the last Wednesday in Aug. Williams and Amherst Colleges. 143

IVIL LI.iMS COL LE GE, A T WILLUMS TO WN, MASS. appointed. PRESIDENTS. Died or Iitsif:7ied. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, p. d. 1815 1815 , d. d. 1821 1821 Edward Dorr Griffin, d. d. Stcrelary, Daniel N. Dewey, Ksq. Professor of Divinity^ Edward D. Griffin, d. d. Proftssor of Muthtmatics and JValurul Philosophy, Albert Hopkins, a. m. Professor of Moral Philosophy and Rhtlorickj , a. m. Professor of Lnngungps, Ebenezer Kellogg-, a. m. Professor of JValural Hist, Eben. Emmons, A. m.m.D. Lfclurer on Chemistry^ Edward Laze]], a, m Tatars, Joseph L. Partridge, a. ivi. Eli T. Mack, a.m. Vacations. Firs/, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in May. Commencement, third Wednesday in August. , MASS, Appointed, presidents. Died. 1821 Rev. Zephaniah S. Moore, d. d., s. t. p. 1823 1823 Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. d. Professor of Divinity and Mtniai Philosophy, Rev. He- man Humphrey, s. t. d. Professor (f ChtJiiislry and jVatural History, Rev. Ed- ward Hitchcock, A. M. Professor if Mental nad Moral Philosophy and Hebrew J^angudiies and Literature., Rev. Edwards A. Park. Professor {f Gr-ek and Latin Languuges and Liitralure, Rev. Nath^^u W. Fiske. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory^ Samuel M.Worces- ter, A. M. Professor of Malhemntics, and JVatvral Philosophy, and Librarian, Ebenezer S. Snell, a. m. Instruct er in French, Joseph Alexander Deloutte, Tutors, William S. Tyler, Ebenezer Burgess, jr. El bridge Bradbury, Erastus W. Thayer. Commencement 4th Wednesday in August. Vacations. First, Six weeks from the fourth Wed- nesday of August. Second, two weeks from the second Wednesday of January. Third, four weeks from the first Wednesday of May. 144 Other Colleges in the United States,

JVame. Place. Presidents. F*d

1 Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. William Allen, D.D. 1794 2 Walerv.lie, Waterville, do. Rnfus Babcnck, jr. 1820 3 Dartmouth, Hanover, N. H. Nathan Lord, D, D. 1770 4 Univ.of Vtrmont, Biirlinffton Vt. Jolin Wheeler. 1791 5 Middlehnry, Middlebiiry, do. J

97 Columbian. Washington, Ca. | Stephen Chapin. D. D. 1821 28 Georgetown,* Gtorgetown, 1). C.jTliomas F. Mulledy, 1799 29 William & Mary, Wiiliainsburg, A'a. Adam Empie, D.D. 1693 So Hampden Sydney, Prince Ed. Co. do. IJ. P. CusI iiig, A. M. 1774 Marshall. D. 1812 31 Washington, Lexington, do. | M. 32 University of Va, Charh.tiesville.do Prof.Patteisonr/wnwflrn 1319 33 University of N. C. Chapel Hill, N. C Joseph Caldwell, D, D. 1791 34 CliarlestoM, Charleston, S. C Jaspi-r Adams, D.D. 1785 35 College of !i, C. Columbia, do. Thomas Cooper, M. D. 1801 36 Univ. of Georgia, Alliens, Ga Alonzo Church, D. D. 1785 37 Alabama Univ. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alva Woods, D.D. 1820 38 Jeffei-son, Washingioii, Mi. Alden Partridge. 1S02 39 , Jackson, La. Jere. Chamberlain, D. D. 40 Greenville, Greenville, 'I'enn Henry Hoss.Eso. 1794 41 Univ. of Nashville, Nashville, do. Philip Lindsley. D. D. 1806 42 Vj. , Knoxville, do, Charles Coffin, D. D. 43 Transylvania, Lexington, Ken. Henj. O. Peers. I7y8 44 Centre, I>anville, do. John C. Young, 1822 45 Augusta, Augusta, do. Joseph L. Thomlinson, 1823 46 Cumberland, Princeton, do. F, R,Cossit. 1825 47 St, Joseph'^,* Hardsiown, do, George A. M. Elder, 1819 48 Georgetown, Georgetown, do. Luther Rice. 1830 49 Univers. of Ohio, Athens, Ohio, Robert G. Wilson, D.D. 1802 50 Miami University, Oxford, do. R. H. Bishop, D. D. IS 24 | 51 Western Reserve, Hudson, do. 1826 52 Kenyon, Gambler, do. Chas. P. M'llvaine, D. D. 1828 53 Franklin, New Athens, do. 1824 54 , Bloominirton, Ind Andrew Wylic, D, D. 1827 55 , Jacksonville, Il.JEdward Bcecher, A. M. 1830 56 St. Louis,* St. Louis, Mo. P. J, Verhaegen, 1829 I 57 Randolph Macon, Boydton, Va.| Stephen Rice. 1831

•^Catholic Colleges ; a large part of the students in these belong to the preparatory department. and the times of their Commencement. 145

1 -" 146 Vacations of the Colleges.

Bowdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks j 2d from the Friday- afier the 3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks; 3d from the Fri- day after the 3d Wednesday in May, 2 weeks.

Waterville. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, Last Wed. Nov. 9, weeks. 1-2 Dartmouth. J, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, Last Men. Dec. C weeks; 3, Thursday preceding the last Wed. May, 2, 1-2 weeks.

Vermont* Univ. 1, Com, 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 8 weeks.

Middlebnry. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 7 weeks ; 3, 3d Wed. May, 2 weeks. Brown. l,Com,4 weeks; 2, last Friday in Dec. 6 weeks ; 3, 2d Friday in IMay, 3 weeks.

Yale. 1, Com."6 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 2 weeks; 3, Last Wed, in April, 4 weeks. Washington. 1, »;om.7weeks; 2, Thursday before Christmas, 2

weeks ; 3, Thursday before J2th April, 3 weeks. Wesleyan. 1, Wed before Christmas, 1 week: 2, next preceding Com. 4 weeks. Columbia. 1, Com. to the 1st Monday in Oct. in Union. l,Con7, fi weeks ; 2, in Dec. 3 or 4 weeks ; 3, Apr. 3 weeks.

Hamilton. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 3d Wed. Dec. 3 weeks ; 3, 3d Wed, in April, 5 weeks. Geneva. 1, Com. 6 weeks; 2, at Christmas and New Year, 2 weeks; 3, 3d Wed. in April, 3 weeks. College of N. J. 1, Com. 6 weeks; 2, 1st Thursday after 3d Tues. April, 5 weeks. 1. Rutgers. 1, Com. to Sept. 1.5 ; 2, Dec.21to Jan. 7 ; 3, Ap.7toMay

Penn. University. 1, Com. 6 weeks; 2, Dec. 22, 2 weeks ; 3, April ].5, 2 weeks.

Dickinson. 1, in Sept. and Oct. 5 weeks ; 2, inAp and May ,5 weeks.

Jefferson. 1, IMonth of October ; 2, Month of April.

Madison. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Dec. 2ath to Jan. 15.

Washington. 1, Month of October ; 2, Month of May. Western University. 1, July and August.

University Maryland. 1, Com. to 2d Mon. Sept. ; 2. Dec. 24 to Jan. after. 2 ; 3, Wed. before Easter to 1st Wed. Mt. St. Mary's. 1, Com. to the 1.5th of August. Columbian. 1, Com. to 1st Wed. in Nov. 2,3d Wed. in July toConi. William & Mary. 1, Com. to the last Monday in October. Hampden Sydney. 1, Month r.l October; 2, Month of ^!ay.

Washington. 1, Com. to 3d Wed. May : 2, 3d Wed. October to 3d Wed. November. University . 1, July 20 to September 10.

University N. C. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Dec. 15, 4 weeks.

Charlestown. 1, Month of December ; 2, in April, 3 weeks. College S C. 1, July 1 to the 1st Monday in October.

University of Georgia. 1, Com- 1 week ; 2, Wed. before 2d Mon.

Nov. to Jan. 1 ; 3, April 1 to April 15. University Alabama. 1, 4th Wed. in July to 1st Wed. in October."

Greenville. ], Com. 5 weeks ; 2, 3d Wed. March, 5 weeks.

Nashville. 1, Com. 5 1-2 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. April, 5 1-2 weeks.

E. Tennesee. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Thursday April, 4 weeks.

Transylvania. 2, Com. to 1st Mon. Nov. : 2, 2d Mon. Mar. 6 weeks.

Centre. 1, Com. to Thurs. after 3d Wed. in Oct. ; 2, 21 weeks after the 1st vacation, 4 weeks.

Augusta. 1, Com. G weeks ; 2, in Feb. 21 weeks from 1st vacation, 4 weeks. Cumberland. 1, Com. to the last day of October. Theological Institutions. 147

St. Josephs, 1, 1st August till 15 September. April, University Ohio. 1, Com, 6 weeks ; 2, M Tues. 4 weeks.

Miami. I, Com. to 1st iMon. Nov. ; H, last Wed. Mar. to 1st Mon. May.

Western Reserve. 1, Com. 5 weeks ; 2, 2d Wed. Jan. 2 weeks ; 3, 1st Wed. in May, 3 weeks.

Indiana. 1, .Month of May ; 2, .Month of October.

Illinois. 1, from Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Wed. before Chriamas, 2 weeks ; 3, 2d \Ved in April 4 weeks.

Theological Inslilntion. Aadoter^ Mass, Founded 1807, BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard. Rev. Daniel Dana, d. d. Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Samuel H. Walley, Jonathan Phillips, Rev. Justin Edwards, d. d. Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. Rev. John H. Church, d. d. William B. Banister, Samuel T. Armstrongr, Osgood Johnson. Cle,% Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar. BOARD OF VISITORS. Rev. Heman Humphrey, d. d. Rev. Jeremiah Day, D. d. William Reed, William Bartlet. Preside/if, Rev, Jeremiah Day, d. d. Secretari/, William Reed. OFFICERS. President, Rev. Ebenezer Porter, d. d. ^^bbol Prof, of Chris. T/ieolo. Rev. Leonard Woods,D.D. Associate Prof, of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart. Brou-n Prof, of Eccle. Hist, Rev. Ralph Emerson, d. d. Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric, Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, d. d. Vacatiojjs. Fi'rj/, 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 5 weeks from the second Wed. in September.

Theological Seminary. Kexcton, Mass. Founded "l8'^5. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Lucius Bolles, d. d. Daniel Sharp, d. d. Jonathan Going, d. d. Bela Jacobs, Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Wayland, jr. d. d. Cvrus P. Grosvenor, Howard Mal- com, Nicholas Brown, Jonathan Bachellor, Nathaniel 148 Theological Institutions.

R. Cobb, Thomas Kendall, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train. Trtiisu e/-, Levi Farwell. Secretary^ Rev. Henry J ickon. PROFESSORS. Professor of Biblical Thmlo^ri n i id pro tern, f Ecclesias- tical Histor}/. Rev. Irah Chase. Professor (f BibticaL Ltieratuic^ Rev. Henry J Ripley. Pro essor nf Paslornl Duties, Rev. James D. Knowles. Vacations. F r.v/, 6 weeks from the second Wed- nesday in September. Second, 6 weeks from the third Wednesdny in April. Time of entrance, end of the first vacation.

Other Theological Institutions in the U. States.

Names. Academies in Massachusetts. 149

J^edical Schools in tht Uniltd Stales. » Name. Place. Lectures Comraene.

Maine Medical School, Brunswick, Fehrnarj'. Watervilk Medical School, Waterville, 1st 'I'hnrs. March.

N. Hanipshire Medical Srhool, flanover, 1 \vk finlt.VVd.Sep Med. School, Univ. Vt. Bnrlinjrton. 2d Wed. Sept. Vt. Academy of Medicine, Casleton, 1.5th of August. Mass. Med. Schotd, Harvard Univ. Bo.-lnn, .3d Wed. Oct. Berkshire Med Inst.. VVms. Coll. Pirtsfield, 1st 'I hiirfs. Sept. Medicil School, Yale College, New Haven, I2wksfni3dWdAg. Coll. Phvs. &. S'lraeons, N. V. New York, IstMon. N V. Coll. Phys. & Siirir. West Hist. Fairfield, Med. Den. Jef. C(dl., (.'anonsburg, Philadelphia 1st Men. Nov. Medical l>ep. Univ. Perm. Philadelphia 1st Moil. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Md. Biltiinore, Ia.sl Mi>n. Oct. Medicai Dep. Coliitniiian College, Dist. Col. 1st Mon. .N'ov. Medical Dep. Univ. Va. Charlottesville, September. Medical Cfdlese, ("hirlestnn, S. C. Charlesttin, 2d Mon. Nov. Medical College, Trans. Univ. Le.xitpjton, Medical College of Ohio. Cincinnati, !s! Mon. Nov.

Phillips Academy^ at Andnrpr. Incorp. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard.

Rev. Daniel Dana, d. d. Newbnryport ; Rev. Abiel

Holmes, d. d. Cainbridge ; Samuel H. WaTey, Jona-

than Phillips, Samuel Hubbard, Boston ; Rev. .Justin Edwards, d. d. Andover; Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, D. D. Boston; Rev Jobn H. Church, d. d. Pelham,

N. H. ; WiJiam B. B mister, Newburyport; Samuel T. Armstroncp, Boston.; S anuel Farrar, Mark Newman, OscTood Johnson. Clerk, Simael H. Walley, Boston. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, of Andover. IiNSTRUCTERS. Preceptor, Osgood Johnson. Teacher of Penmanship, W^irinm Jones. Principal of the English Department, Rev. S.R. Hall.

Wesleyan Academy^ Wilhraham^ Mass. Incorporated 1824. TRC'STKES. President, Rev. John W. Hardy. Treasurer, Rev. Joseph A. Merrill. Secretary, Abel B iss. Rev. W. Fisk, d. d. Rev. Timothy Merritt, Rev. Cal- vin Brewer, John L. Smith, Abraham Avery, Rev. 150 Missionary Societies.

Joshua Qrowell, William Rice, David Rice, Gilbert Burrows, George M. Hyde. INSTRUCTERS. Principal, Rev. John Foster, a. m. Teacher in ancient and Modern Languages, Sabura S. Stocking. Teacher of Mathematics, Daniel H. Chase, a. b. Teacher of Natural Science, William G. Mitchell. Usher, Minor Raymond. Preceptress, Miss Catharine Hyde. Steward, Davis Smith.

MISSIOJVARY SOCIETIES. Society for Propagating the Guspel among the Indians and others in JV rth America. Inc. Nov. 16, 1787. YearJy choice of Officers, last Thursday in May. President, Jonathan Phillips. Secretary, Alden Bradford. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Francis Parkman. Treasurer, Asahel Stearns. American Board of C"mmissioners for Foreign Missions. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Vice-President, Stephen Van Rensselaer, ll. p. Secretaries, Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. Rev. Rufus Anderson, and Rev. David Greene. Recording Secretary, Rev. Calvin Chapin, n. d. Treasurer, Henry Hill.

Board if Commissioners rf the Society in ScotlandJor promoting Christian Knowledge. Formed 1787. President, John Tappan. Vice-President, Abiel Holmes, n. d. Treasurer, Samuel T. Armstrong. Secretary, Rev. John Codman, iT. d. Anirrican Unilarinn Jlssociati'^'n.

President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, i>. n. of Worcester. Directors, Rev. James Walker, Rev. Alex. Young,jr. Rev. Ezra S, Gannett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. Foreign Secretary, Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Domestic Secretary, Rev. Samuel Barrett. Missionary Societies. 151

Evangelical Missionary/ Society in Massachusetts. President, Peter O.Thacher. Vice-President, Rev. Nathaniel Thayer, d. d. Secretary, Rev. George Ripley. Treasurer, Benjamin Guild.

Massachusetts Episcopal Missionary Society, and Trustees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer Book and Tract Society. President, Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, ex officio. First Vice-President, Rev. Asa Eaton, d. d. Treasurer, Frederick H. Stimpson.

Mass. Society for promoting Chnstian Kncwledge. Instituted Sept. 180-3. Incorporated Feb. 20, 1807. President, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Treasurer, James Melledge. Clerk, George Rogers.

Societyfor promoting Chnstian Knoivledge, Piety, and Charity. Fstablislied May 29, 1805. President, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Vice-President, Rev. Jacob Flint. Secretary, Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood.

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions President, Rev. Daniel Sharp, b. d. Vice-President, Rev. James D. Knowles. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. Howard Malcom. Recordi g Sec'ry, Rev. William Hague. Treasurer, James Loring.

Auxiliary Foreign Missionary/ Society of Boston and vicinity. President, John Tappan. Vice-President, Samuel Hubbard. Secretary, Norman Seaver.

Baptist Missionary Society of Massachusetts, President, Rev. Bela Jacobs. Vice-President, Rev. Charles Train. Secretary, Rev William Leverett. Treasurer, Caleb Parker, jr. 152 Missionary Societies.

MetJiodist Missionary S'ciety. President, Rev. Bishop M'Kendree. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Bishop R. Roberts, Rev. Bishop Soule, d. d. Rev. Bishop Hedding, n. d. Rev. Bishop Emory, t>. « Rev Bishop Andrew, Samuel Merwin, George Pickering, George Harmon, Jacob Young, John Scripps, T. L. Douglass, William Winans, W. M. Kennedy, John Early, Joshua Wells. Treasurer, Rev. Nathan Bangs, d. p. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Beverly Waugh. Recording Secretary, L'. S. Burling. Clerk, Francis Hall.

Boston Baptist Evangelical Society, Chairman, Joseph Stevens. Secretary, E. J. S. Corlew. Treasurer, Benjamin Smith.

Massachusetts Missionary Society.

Instituted May 28, 1799. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1808. President, Kev. Leonard Woods, d d. Secretary, Rev. Richard S Storrs, of Braintree. Treasurer, John Punchard, of Salem. Assistant Treasurer, Benjamin Perkins.

Board flf Managers of the Baptist General Convention. President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-President, llev. Daniel Sharp, p. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. Lucius Bolles, n. d. Recording Sec'ry, Rev. James D. Knowles. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Rev. A.Samson. Vice-President, Heman Lincoln. Corres. and Rec. Sec'ry, llev Abiel Fisher, d. d. Treasurer, W. StowelL

Boston Society for the Religious and Moral Instruction of the Poor. Incorporated 1820. Vice-President, Pliny Cutler. Treasurer, Horatio M. Willis. Education Societies. 153

Salem Bible Translation and Foreign Mission Society. President, Rev. Lucius Bolles, n. d. Vice-Presidents, Kev. James Barnaby, Rev. Rufua Babcock, jr. Rev. Charles O. Kimball, Rev.C. P. Gros- venor, Kev. N. W.Williams. Recording Secretary, Rev. Ebenezer Seccomb. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. John Holroyd. Treasurer, John Moriarty.

TVie American Faptist Home Mission Society- President, Heman Lincoln. Treasurer, William Colgate, of N. York. Auditor, Garret N. Bleecker, of N Y. Corres. Secretary, Rev. Jonathan Going of N. Y. Rec. Secretary, Rev. C. C. P. Crosby, of N. Y.

Young Men's Methodist Foreign Missionary Society ofJVeiv England. President, Jacob Sleeper. Vice-President, B. Kingsbury, jr. Cor. Secretary, B. F. Nutting. Rec. Secretary, Samuel Bird. Treasurer, David H.Ela.

educatiojY societies.

American Education Society, Instituted August 29, 1815 Incorp. 1816. Rooms of the Society, at No. 52 Washington-St. Bos. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, William Bartlet. Secretary, !. Arthur Tappan, John Codman, p. p. Samuel T. Armstrong, William Cogs- well, I', f<. Kev. Samuel Gile. Executive Committee, Warren Fay, p. p. John Cod- man, p. p. Joel H. Linsley, and the Secretary. 154 Bible Societies.

Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T. Arm- strong, William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. All coinimmications to the Secretary or Treasurer, to be sent to the " Rooms of the American Education Society," No. 54 Washington Street, Boston. JVorthern Baptist Education Society. President, Rev. Daniel Sharp, r». d. Vice-President, Levi Farwell. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. E. Thresher. Recording Sec'ry, Augustus A. Gould, m. d. Treasurer, John B. Jones. Young Merits Auxiliary Baptist Education Society. President, Rev. Howard Malcom. Corresponding Secretary, l»ev. William Hague. Recording Secretary, William D. Ticknor. BIBLE SOCIETIES. Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July 1809. President, Rev. John Pierce, n. d. Vice-President, Rev. Henry Ware, d. p. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Francis Parkman. Recording Secretary, Kev. William Jenks, d. u. Treasurer, John Tappan. Assistant Treasurer, Henry Edwards. Auditor, Edward Tuckerman. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Rev. Francis Parkman, liev. Benj. B. Wisner, n. n. Charles Tappan. Annual meeting, JVlon. before the last Wed. in May. Young Men's Marine Bible Society. President, George W. Phillips. Vice-President, Loring Norcross. Secretary, William W, Wesson. Treasurer, S. H. Turner. Agent, !iev. Jonathan Cireenleaf. Boston Young Men^s Bible Society, President, Louis A. Cazenove, Vice-President, Edward Otheman, Secretary and Treas. John A. Bolles. JVantucket Marine Bible Society, President, Josiah Hussey, Secretary, William H, Gardner, Sabbath School Societies. 155 TRACT SOCIETIES. Evano;eliccd Tract Society. President, Hev. Daniel Sharp, d. u. Secretary, Henry P. Freeman. Treasurer, Nathaniel H. Cobb.

American Tract Society, Boston. President, William Keed, of Marblehead. Vice-President, Hev. Moses Stuart. Treasurer, John Tappan. Secretary and Assistant Treas. Rev. Seth Bhss.

SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETIES. American Sunday Schod Union. President, Alexander Henry, Philadelphia Treasurer, Paul Beck, jr. Philadelphia. Corresponding Sec'ry, Frederick W. Porter, liecording Sec'ry, Frederick A. Packard.

Massachusetts Sahbath School Society, President, William Keed, Marblehead. Vice-Presidents, Hev. Warren Fay, d. d. Lewis Strong-, Northampton. Sec. and General Ao-ent, Rev. Christopher Marsh.

• Treasurer, Charles Scudder, Boston.

Massachusetts Sahbath School Union. President, iMchard Fletcher, Boston. 1st. Vice-President, Levi Pierce, of Middleboroiigh. 2d. " " Isaac Davis, Worcester. 3d. " " Solomon Koot, Middlefield. Secretary, Rev. William Hague, Boston. Treasurer, N. H. Cobb, Boston. Auditor, L. Farwell, Cambridge.

Boston Sunday School Society. President, Hev. Joseph Tuckerman, p. d. 1st Vice-President, William Sullivan. Corresponding Sec'ry, Edward Blake. Hecording Sec'ry, Thomas Gray, m. d. Treasurer, George A. Sampson. 156 Medical Society. MEDICAL SOCIETIES, Massachuseils Medical Society. Incorporated Nov. 1781. Annual meeting held in Boston, on the 1st Wed, in June, at the Lecture I'oom of the Boston Atheneum. President, John C. Warren. Vice-President, John Dixwell. Corresponding Sec'ry, George Hayward. Recording Sec'ry, Enoch Hale. Treasurer, Walter Channing. Librarian, David Osgood. (For a list of the Members of this Society, see page 114.)

Censors for the Society at Large^ and for the first Medical District if the State. Drs. Walter Channing, George Hayward, John Ho- mans, William J. Walker, Abel L. Pierson. Censors f r the second Medical District. Drs. John Green, Benj;imin F. Hoywood, Edward Flint, Charles W". Wilder, Gustavus D. Peck. Censrs fr the third Medical District. Drs. Joseph H. Flint, Elisha Mather, Atherton Clark, D. Bemis, Bela B. Jones. Cens rs f r the f urth Medical District. Drs. Alfred Perry, William H. Tyler, Orren Wright, Robert Worthington, A. G. Welch. The Censors for the Society at large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of candidates for the practice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting of the Society, as pro- vided in the Act of Incorpor tion ; and on the last Wednesdays of January and July. Those for the second Medical District, in Worces- ter, on the Wednesdav followino- the third Monday in June. Those for the third Medical District, in North- ampton, on the W^ednesday following the third Tues- day in September. Those for the fourth Medical District, in Pittsfield, on the day previous to the d;ty of Commencement of the medical institution in that place. By an Act of the Lejrislature of this Commonwealth, passed February 10, 1819, it is provided, That no per- Medical Societies. 157

son entering upon the practice of Physic or Snrocery, after the first day of July, 1819, shall be entitled to the benefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- cruini^ from his professional services, unless he shall, previously to renderinor those services, have been li- censed by one of the fore^oinjr Boards of Censors, or shall have been g-raduated a Doctor of Medicine in HarvHrd University, and sh;ill have deposited a copy of his license or diploma with the clerk of the town in which he resides.

Counsellors of the Sciety. Suffolk. Drs. William Inir^lls, John Dixwell, James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtleff, John C. Warren, John Handall, George C. Shattiick, John H. Brown, Walter Channinof, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, Solomon 1). Townsend, John Ware, Zabdiel B. Adams, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, John Ho- mans. Essex. Drs. 'ichard Hazeltine, Joseph J^ittredge, Jeremiah Spofford, Abel L. Pierson, Andrew Nichols, Edward I.. Coffin, Samuel Johnson. Thomas Manning, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Hufus Lono-jey. Middlesex. Drs. Amos Bancroft, Calvin Thomas, Rufus Wyman, Thomas Bucklin, John WaHon, Abra-

ham ''• , Thompson, Timothy Wellington, Z^idok Howe, William T. Walker, John C. Dalton, Ephraim Buck, Josiah B irtlett. Worcester. Drs. Stephen Batchelder, John Green, Edward Flint, Benj. F. Hey wood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, Gustavus D. Peck. Hampshire. Drs. Joseph II. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams, Levi W. Humphreys, Elisha M ithfr, Bela B. Jones. Berkshire. Drs. Willinm H. Tyler, Henry H.

Childs, Asa G.Welsh, ^ oyal Fowler, HobertWorth- ington, Alfred Perry, Hubbard Bnrtlett. Norfolk. Drs. "Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett,

Samuel Bu-rbee, ' obert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Ebenezer Alden, Noah Fifield. Plvmouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Nathan Hayward, Eze- kiel Thaxter, PaulL. Nichols, Noah Whitman, Charles Macomber. 158 Medical Societies.

Bristol. Drs. Alexander Read, William C. Whit- tredge, Andrew Mackie. Barnstable. Drs. Joseph Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Paul Swift, Jonathan Leonard, jr. Medical School in Boston. The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice be- longing to Harvard University, was erected in Boston in 1815; and is situated in Mason Street, near the Bos- ton Common and Mall. In this building are contained the cabinet of anato- mical preparations, consisting of more than a thousand valuable specimens ; the chemical apparatus, which is complete and costly ; the apparatus and specimens used in the lectures on midwifery, and materia medica, and a medical library. The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 3d Wed. in October, and continue four months. The students attending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Surgery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. Board in the city can be obtained at $3, per week. The fee for a whole course of Lectures is $70. The students have opportunities for practical Anatomy. Anatomy and Surgery, John C. Warren, m. d. Chemistry, John W. Webster, m. p. Midwifery & Med. Jur. Pru. Walter Channing, m. d. Materia Medica, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Theory and Practice of Physic, James Jackson, m. p. and John Ware, m. n. Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. President, Daniel Noyes. Vice-President, Charles White. Treasurer, Samuel N. Brewer. Secretary, Nathaniel Brewer. Boston Medical Dispensary. Instituted October, 1796. Incorporated' Feb. 26, 1801. Officers elected on the 2d Thursday in October. Chairman, Edward Tuckerman. Secretary, George H. Snelling. Treasurer, Gideon Snow. Literary Societies. 159

Consulting Physicians, John Dixwell, m. d. John Randall, m. d. Visitins; Physicians. Ezra Palmer, jr. ^District of Ward 1 & 3. " Edward Warren, m. r. " 2. " Augustus A. Gould, at.d. " 4. « Joseph Roby, m. d. " 5, 6 & 7. James B. Gregerson,M. d " Fort Hill. William A. Foster, m, d. " Broad Street. Edward J. Davenport, " Ward 10 " " Paul Simpson, im. d. 11 " J. B. S. Jackson, m. p. " 12 Caleb S. Whitman, m. n. South Boston. Apathecary Joseph M. Smith, No. 13d Washington Street. Managers, Edward Tuckerman, Samuel H. Walley, Isaac WinsloAv, Gideon F. Thayer, Samuel T. Arm- strong, Jonathan Phillips, Samuel May, George H. SnellTng, Nathaniel P. Russell, Nathaniel L. Frothing- ham, T. B. Wales, J. Greely Stevenson.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. Incorporated Feb. 1827. President, Edward Tuckerman. Secretary, Samuel II. Walley, jr. Treasurer, William T. Andrews. Directors, Abbott Lawrence, Robert G. Shaw, Wm. B. I^.eynolds, Henry Rice, George Hallett, Dr. Henry H. Ward, Dr. Benji D. Greene, Dr. Edward Heynolds, Dr. John Jeffries, Dr. Edward II. Kobbins, Dr. Solo- mon D. Townsend. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds and John Jeffries —Henry H. Ward, assistant Surgeon for diseases of the ears. Hours of attendance Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, from 12 to ] o'clock—Infirmary I'ooms in the building head of Summer-St. LITERARY SOCIETIES. American Academy of Aits and Sciences. Incorporated May 5, 1780. President, Nathaniel Bowditch, ll. n., f. r. s. Vice-President, Josiah Quincy, li>. d. 160 Literary Societies,

Recording Secretary, Daniel Treadwell. Corresponding- Secretary, JPrancis C. Ciray. Treasurer, Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice-Treasurer, Rufus Wyman, m. d.

Massachusetts Historical Society. Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791. Incor. Feb. 19, 1794. Statute meetings, last Thursday of every month, ex- cept August, and the day before Commencement. President, John Davis, ll d. Recording Secretary, Dr. Gamaliel Bradford. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Librarian, Joseph Willard.

Essex Historical Society. President, Benjamin Pickman. Vice-President, Ichabod Tucker. Corresponding Sec'ry, John G. King. Recording Sec'ry, Joseph G. Waters. Treasurer, Frederick Howes. Librarian &. Cabinet Keeper, Charles G. Putnam. American Antiqua an Society, Incorporated Oct. 24, 1812. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. 1st Vice-President, John Davis, of Worcester. 2d Vice-President, Joseph Story, of Cambridge. Recording Sec'ry, liejoice Newton, of Worcester. Foreign Cor. Sec'ry, Edward Everett, Charlestown. Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln, Worcester. Treasurer, Samuel .Tennison, of Worcester Councillors, Benjamin lUissell, Levi Lincoln, James Bowdoin, Edward D. Bangs, James C. Merrill, I'.ev. Charles Lowell, p. d. Samuel M. Burnside, Frederick W. Paine, John Green, m. d. John Park, m. d. Publishing Committee, Hev. William Jenks, d. d. William Lincoln, John Park, Joseph Willard, Alfred D. Foster.

American Jnxtitii.le of Instruction, President, Wm. B Calhoun, of (^Springfield. Recording Secretary, Alfred W. Pike, Boston. Corresponding Secretaries, Solomon P. Miles, Wm, C. Woodbridge, Boston. Literary Societies. 161

Treasurer, Richard B. Carter, Boston. Curators, Cornelius Walker, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Thomas P. i'ider, Boston. Censors, Thomas Sherwin, Jacob Abbott, Boston; C. C. Felton, Cambridge.

Eo.ston J^JtcIianics Im-titution. President, Samuel T. A rmstronof. Vice-Presidents, Alexander Parris, Stephen Fair- banks, George Darracott. Kecording Secretary, Francis C. Whiston. Corresponding Secretary, Gamaliel Bradford, m. d. Treasurer, John Gorham P^ogers. Cabinet Keeper, Seth Bass, m. d.

Boston Society for Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. President, Daniel Webster. Vice-Presidents, John Pickering, Nathan Hale. Corresponding Secretary, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. P.ecording Secretary, VVilliam Gray. Treasurer, Henry F. Baker

Boston Lyceum. President. Vice-Presidents, Wm C. Woodbridge, Rev. E. M. P. WVds. Rec. Secretary, J. A. Bolles. Cor. Secretary, C. C. Beaman. Treasurer, Theophilus R. Marvin.

Boston Wtsleyan Lyceum. President, Hon. Ezra Mudge. Vice-Presidents, J. Holbrook, J Sleeper, A.H.Brown. Recording Secretary, Dr. A. B. Snow. Cor. Secretary, E. Otheman. Treasurer, B. F. Nutting.

Boston Mutual Ijyceum, President, Dudley Tidd. 1st Vice-President, Joel W. Lewis. 2d Vice-President, Sarah H. Annible. Rec. Secretary, George Gall. Cor Secretary, Nath. Cutler. Treasurer, Thomas Dalton. 14 162 Literary Societies.

Boston Debaling Sociely. President, Stephen Fairbanks. Vice-President, Edward Blake. Secretary, Francis C. Whiston. Treasurer, Charles Upham. Boston Young Men's Sncieti/, Formed in 1832. President, S. H. Walley,''jr. Vice-President, L. T. Stoddard. Corresponding Secretary, W. A. Brewer. Recording Secretary, J. Doggett, jr. Treasurer, A. S. March The Library and Reading Room of the Society are at the comer of Tremout aiiU Bromfield Streets. Young Men's Association for the Promotion of Lite rift nre and Science, President, B. B. Thatcher. Vice-Presidents, Aurelius D. Parker, Robert C. Waterston. Register, Samuel B Foster. Treasurer, George M. Champney. Secretary, John Doggett, jr. Corresponding Secretary, George W. Light. PiJ.Lir'nv Socitty. President, Alden Bradford. Vice-President, Zaccheus Bartlett. Recording Secretary, B. M. Watson. Treasurer, Isaac L. Hedge. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, James Thacher. Handel and Hajidn SoC'i ly in Boston. President, Samuel Richardson. Vice-President, Chnrlos W. Lovett. Secretary, Joseph Lewis. Treasurer, William Coffin. Boston ./Icadimy of Music, President, Jacob Abbott. Vice-President, David Greene. Rec. Secretary, Geo. Wm. Gordon. Cor. ^ecretiry, Wm. C. Woodbridge. Treasurer, Julius A. Palmer. PROFESSORS. Professor, Lowell Mason. Associate Professor, George J. Webb. Marine Societies. 163 MARIJVE SOCIETIES. Boston Marine Sociefy.

Officers elected Nov. 3, 1833, for one year. President, Joseph W. Lewis. Vice-President, Thomas B. Curtis. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Benj. Smith, Winslow Lewis, John Cruft, Nehemiah Parsons, John Suter, Caleb Curtis, Daniel C. Bacon, Charles T. Parsons, Atkins Adams, Samuel Quincy. Port Wardens, Benjamin Smith, John Cruft, Samuel Nichels. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, Thomas S. Winslow, John Hodgkins, John Doak, Geo Whittemore. Committtce of Observation, Samuel Quincy, Fran- cis Davis, Arthur French. Wardens and Stewards, George Hallet, Ozias Good- win, Arthur French Committee of Accounts, James Hall, Josiah Bradlee, Francis Welch. Committee to regulate Pilots, chosen Dec. 3, 1833. Benj. Smith, Caleb Curtis, Samuel Quincy.

Salem Easl India Marine Society. Instituted in November, 1799 Incorp. March 1801. President, William Fettyplace. Inspector of Journals, William Ashton. Recording Secretary, Gilbert G. Newhall. Treasurer, .Tohn B. Osgood. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lawrence. Superintendent of the Museum, Dr. George Orborn. Distributor of Journals, William Story.

East India Marine Hall Corporation.

Incorporated June 7, 1824. President, Henry King. Treasurer, John B. Osgood. Clerk, Gilbert G. Newhall. Directors, Holton J. Breed, Joseph Hodges, Emery Jghoson, 164 Temperance Societies.

Saltm Marine Society. Instituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated 1771. Master, Willard Peele. Treasurer, Gideon Tucker. Clerk, Natlianiel Knight.

TEMPERAJVCE SOCIETIES. ^Inierican Temperance Society. President, Samuel Hubbard. Vice-President, S. V. S. Wilder. Treasurer, Georg-e Odiorne. Auditor, Henry Hill. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. J. Edwards, r>. d. Recording Secretary, Enoch Hale, m. d. Massqchusells Temperance Convention, President, Levi Lincoln, of Worcester. Vice-Presidents, John C. Warren, of Boston, Samuel Lathrop, of West Springfield, William Reed, of Mar- blehead, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Secretaries, Emory Washburn, ofWorcester, John W. Yeoman, of Pittsfield, Thomas A. Green, of New- Bedford, Luther S. Gushing, of Cambridge.

Mas.':, Temperance Society. President. John C. Warren, m. p. Vice-President Hon. William Sullivan Cor. Secretary and Agent Rev. H. Hildreth. Rec. Secretary, J. Greely Stevenson, m. d.

SuffoK: County Temperance Society, formerly the Bos- ton Society for ilie Promolion of Temperance, President Richard Fletcher. Vice-Presidents, William Sullivan Joseph Jenkins, William Simmons. Secretary, Ellis Gray Loring. Treasurer. Harrison Gray.

Youii^^ Mrns'' Temperance Society of Boston. President. William F. Otis. Vice-President. Henry Edwards. Corresponding Secretary, Frederick T. Gray. Recording vSecretary. Matthew BoUes, jr. Treasurer, Michael H. Simpson. Chantable Institutions. 165 CHARITABLE LYSTITUTIOSSTS. Massachiiselts General Hospital Corporation^ Incorporated Feb. 25, 1811. Annual meeting of the Corporation, 3d Tues. in Jan. Visitors. The Governor. Lieut Governor, President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, with the Chaplains of both Houses for the time being. OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. President, Joseph Head. Vice-President, Ebenezer Francis, Secretary, Nathaniel I Bowditch. Treasurer, Nathaniel P Russell, Trustees- Henry Codman, George Bond, Francis C Gray, Benjamin Guild,' Edward H, Robbins, Edward Tuckerman, Josiah Quincy, jr Benjamin D Greene, George Hallett, F. J. Oliver, Samuel T. Armstrong, Abbot Lawrence,

TWO DEPARTMENTS. MC. LEAN' ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE IN CHARLES- TOWN. Physician, Rufus Wyman, m. d. Superintendent, Luke Bigelow, Apothecary, William B. Shaw, Supervisor, Columbus Tyler. Clerk, Rufus Wyman, jr. A committee of the Trustees visit the Asylum every Tuesday P. M. to admit and discharge boarders and inspect the establishment. If necessary, boarders may- be admitted or discharged at other times and by any Trustee. No visitors are admitted on any part of the J^ord's day. No boarders can be visited except by near rela- tives, or by others at their request in writing. See printed rules and regulations. THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON. Acting Surgeon, John C. W^arren, m. d. Junior Surgeon, George Hayward, m. d. Acting Physician, James Jackson, m. d. 166 Charitable Institutions.

Assistant Physicians, Walter Channin^, m. d. John Ware, m d. Superintendent, Gamaliel Bradford, m. d. House Physician, Francis C. Gray. House Surgeon, Henry Tuck Apothecary, Benjamin F. Parker. N B. Applications for admission to the Hospital are to be made between 8 and 9 o'clock, a m every day, except Sunday, at the Hospital in Allen street. Visitors are admitted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 12 to ] o'clock.

Stale Lunatic Hospital at Worcester. TRUSTEES. Horace Mann, ofDedham; William B. Calhoun, of

Spring:field ; Bezaleel Taft, jr. of Uxbridjre ; Francis

C. Gray, of Boston ; Alfred I>. Foster, of Worcester Superintendent of the Hospital, Samuel B. Wood- ward, M D. Bost-.m Ly'ncr in Hospital. Meetings at the Hospital on the 1st Mon.of every month. President, James Savage. Vice-President, Daniel P. Parker. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Samuel T. Armstrong, Dr. George Hayward, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Thomas B. Wales. Charles P Curtis, John Heard, jr. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Francis J.

Oliver, I obert G. Shaw. Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. Joseph P. Bradlee, James Phillips. Treasurer, Henderson Inches.

United Siates M trine Hospital. the temporary relief of sick and disabled For seamen ; into which all mariners who iiave paid Hospital money are admitted, except those who are afflicfeed with con- tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. The Hospital is situated at Chelsea. Agent, David Henshaw. Physician, Charles H. Stedman, m. p. Steward, Charles Turner, .

Charitable Institutions. 167

Provident Institution for Savings in the City of Boston, Office in Tremont street. Open every day, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-Presidents, Joseph C oolidge, Thomas L. Win- throp, Joseph Head, Joseph Tilden, John D. Williams, And. Ritchie, Ed.Tiickennan, Sam. May,Sam Snelling, James T. Austin, Nathan Appleton Amos liavvrence. Trustees, John Dorr, Gideon Snow, Gedney King,

James Savage, Abiel ( handler, Robert Waterston, Benjamin Guild, Peter O. Thacher, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Nath'l. G. Snellincr, Edward Brooks, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray, Daniel P Parker, George Hallet, Fr. J. Oliver, Thos P. Gushing, Chas. Wells, Ebenezer r hadwick, Robert G. Shaw, Charles C Par- sons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales.

Savinos Bank for Seamen in Boston, President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President' Daniel (\ Bacon. Secretary, Thomas K Davis. Treasurer, Samuel H Walley jr Managers, Thomas Motley, George PTallet, Alfred Richardson, W. W. Motley, Thomas Vose, Enoch

Train, George Vv^. ( rockett, Newton Willey, Nath'l. Dana, Benj. Seaver, James Means, William Sturgis, Phineas Sprague, Benjamin Rich, Peleg ( hurchill, ( harles Brown, William Goddard, Wm. B Reynolds, Wm. W. Stone, Wm. Worthington, J. W. Blake, Charles Scudder. Massfichusftts Pence Society, President, Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Vice-president, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. Treasurer, Henry J. Oliver. Recording Secretary, Samuel H. Walley, jr. Corresponding Secretary. J. P. Blanchard. Massachusetts Chantahle Society. Founded September G. 1672. Inc. March 15, 1780. President. George Homer. Vice-President Willinm Ingalls, m. d. Secretary, Joseph W. Homer. Treasurer, Samuel Hewes, of Roxbury. 168 Charitable Institutions.

Massachusetts Humane Society, Incorp. Feb '23, 1791. President, Benjamin Rich. 1st Vice-President, Rev. Charles Lowell, d. »

*2d. Vice-President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresponding' Secretary, John Heard, jr. Recordintr Secretary, Rev. Francis Parkman. Treasurer, Henderson Inches.

Massachusetts Charitahle Fire Society;. Incorporated June 25, 1794. President John Heard, jr. Vice-President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel F McCleary. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, Joseph Levering.

Board of Trustees of Dcmations to the Protestant Episcopal Church. Incorporated by the state of Massachusetts, 1810. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Cor. Secretary, James C. Merrill. Rec. Secretary, Rev. Asa Eaton, d. d.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. Founded 1783. Incorporated 1805. Officers elected July 4th annually. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, Daniel Jackson. Secretary, John Callender. Assistant Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Robert Williams. Assistant Treasurer, Robert C Shaw.

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Charles Tappan. Treasurer, Moses Grant. Secretary, T. R. Marvin. Standing Committee, John Mead, Frederick Gould, Lewis Jones, Simon G, Shipley, Benjamin Bennett, George Vinton, Ambrose Seaton, Daniel T. Coit, James W. Gates, William R Lovejov,A]van Simonds, Julius A P'llmor. Frederick T. Gray, "Thomas W, Ras- kins, Calvin Whiting. Charitable Institutions. 169

Prison Discipline Society. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Treasurer, Charles Cleaveland. Secretary, Rev. Louis Dwight. JVew-England Institution for the Education of the Blind. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President. William B. Calhoun, Treasurer, Richard D, Tucker. Secretary, Samuel G. Howe. Trustees, Samuel T. Armstrong, Edward Brooks, Pliny Cutler, John D. Fisher John Homans, Samuel P. Loud, William P. Mason, Horace Mann, Stephen C. Phillips, WiUiam H. Prescott, Robert Rantoul, Wm, H, Gardiner. Director, Samuel G. Howe. Boston Female Asylum. Instituted Sept 25, 1800. Incorp. Feb. 26, 180a First Directress, Mrs. S. Parkman. Second do. Mrs. Prescott. Recording Sec'ry, Mrs. Abby L. Wales. Collecting do. Miss P. L. Frothingham. Treasurer, Mary Otis. The Asylum is kept in Essex Street.

Boston Asylumfor Boys. Incorp. Feb. 24, 1814, President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Vice-PresidAit, Rev. Francis Parkman. Secretary, Edward S. Rand. Treasurer, Willard Badger. Managers. Thomas B. Curtis. Simon E. Greene, Samuel Lawrence. Ozias Goodwin. Moses Grant, Ar- thur French, Wm. Gray, Samuel Torrey, George Dar- racott. Boston Seamen's Friend Society. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, James Means. Treasurer, Nathaniel Dana. Secretary, Samuel H. Walley, jr. Officiating Minister, Jonathan Greenleaf, 170 Charitable Institutions.

Penitent Females Refuge. President, H. Homes. Treasurer, Benjamin Perkins. Cor. Secretary, Enoch Hale, jr. Rec. Secretary, George Denny. Directors, James C. Dunn, James Means, Daniel Safford, Joseph Thayer, , Albert Ho- bart, Thomas A. Davis, U. Crocker, George E. Head, Henry Edwards. Ladies Relief Society. President, Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson. Vice-President, Miss Ann Hunt. Secretary, Mrs. Sarah Prentiss. Treasurer, Miss Abigail Oliver.

Fatherless and Widow Society. President, Mrs. Lee.

The British Society, William S. Skinner, President

Irish Society, Andrew Dunlap, President. Port Society of Boston and vicinity. President, William W. Motley. Scottish Society, James Kelt, President.

Children's Friend Society. Organized Dec. 4th, 1833. President, Mrs. Wm. Lee. Vice-Presidents, Mrs. M. D. Baldwin, Mrs. Joel H. Linsley, Mrs. Wm. Reynolds. Treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Lerow. Secretary, Miss Mary Webb.

MISCELLAJVE O US. JVew-England Societyfor the promotion ofManufactures and the Mechanic Arts. President, Levi Lincoln. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Appleton, Henry A. S. Dearborn, Aaron Tufts, D. L. Pickman. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Pickman. Secretary, Samuel Torrey. Miscellaneous. 171

Massachusetts Horticultural Society, President, Henry A. S. Dearborn. Vice-Presidents, Zebedee Cook, jr. Elijah Vose, Enoch Bartlett, S. A. Shurtleff. Treasurer, Wm Worthington. Cor. Secretary, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Rec. Secretary, .

Massachusetts Agricultural Society. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice-Presidents, John Welles, Peter C Brooks. Treasurer, John Heard,jr. Rec. Secretary, John C. Gray. Cor. Secretary, Richard Sullivan. Trustees, E. Hersey Derby, Wm. Prescott, Daniel Webster, Israel Thorndike, H'y Codman, John Lowell.

JVational Anti-Slavery Society. President, Arthur Tappan, of N. Y. Secretary of Domestic Corres., Elizur Wright, jr. Secretary of Foreign Cor., Wm. Lloyd Garrison. Treasurer, Wm. Green, jr. JVeic-England Anti-Slavery Society. President, John Kenrick, Newton.

Vice-Presidents, Arnold Buffum, Boston ; Rev.

Moses Thacher, N. Wrentham, Mass. ; Rev. Simeon

S. Jocelyn, New-Haven, Conn. ; Rev. Samuel J. May,

Brooklyn, Conn. ; Rev. E. M. P. Wells, Boston ; Eben. Dole, Hallowell, Me. Cor. Secretary, Samuel E Sewall, Boston. Rec. Secretary, Oliver Johnson, Boston. Treasurer, James C. Odiorne, Boston. Boston Young Men's Anti- Slavery Association, President, Rev. Amos A Phelps. Vice-President, John N. Barbour. Cor. Secretary, John Stimpson. Rec. Secretary, Alfred Norton. Treasurer, John Ford. J^ew York City Anti-Slavery Society. President, Arthur Tappan. Vice-President, William Green, jr. Treasurer, John Rankin. ,

1T2 Miscellaneous.

Cor. Secretary, Elizur Wright, jr. Rec. Secretary, Chas. W. Denison. Managers, Joshua Leavitt, Isaac T. Hopper, Abrm. L. Cox, M. D. , Wm. Goodell. Bunker Hill Monument Association. President, William Prescott. Secretary, Edward G. Prescott. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. KusseU. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard.

Middlesex Canal Corporation. President, Peter O. Thacher. Superintendent, Treasurer and Clerk, Caleb Eddy.

Salem Turnpike and Chelsea Bridge Corporation. President, Benjamin Pickman. Treasurer, John Moriarty. Agent, Pierce L. Wiggin.

Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation. President, William H. Gardiner. Secr'y, Treas. & Superintendent, Samuel Nicolson. Directors, Charles Bradbury, Lemuel Pope, John F. Loring, Ralph Huntington, Eben. T. Andrews, Eben. Chadwick, Simon E. Greene, William Lawrence, Caleb Curtis, D. P. Parker. Boston Water Power Company. President, Lemuel Pope. Secretary, Treasurer, and Superintendent, Samuel Nicolson. Directors, J.C. Gray, Wm. Lawrence, John F. Loring.

State Prison at Charlestowrt Inspectors, Francis C Gray, Sherman Leland, Charles Wells. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Deputy Warden, Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surgeon, William J. Walker, m. d. Clerk, Oliver H. Bryant. Superintendent of the Stone Department, Francis Lawrence. Banks in Boston. 173

BAJVKS /JV BOSTOJV.

American BafiJc. No. 70, State street. Capital $500,000. J. S. Wright, President. W. H. Odiorne, Cashier. | Directors, Levi Bri?ham, Silas Bnllard, Benj. Fiske, Paul Farnam, Arthur French, B. B. Grant, Williaoi H. Gardiner, George Odiorne, J. S. Wright. Teller, Thomas K. Fearing. Book-Keeper, C. Emerson. Discount Clerk, Messenger, Thomas J. Bayley.

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

Pliny Cutler, President. | Benjamin Dodd, Cashier. Directors, Henry F. Baker, Pliny Cutler, Francis Fisher, Jeremiah Hill, James Johnson, William G. Lam- bert, William F. Otis, James Pickens, Montgomery Newell, Charles Stoddard, B. D. Whitney, Wm.W. Stone. Teller, . Book-Keeper, Thomas Drown. Messenger, James Adams. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Atlas Bank. Office, Congress street. (Building formerly occupied by the U. S. Branch Bank.) Capital, $500,000. Cashier. Edward Eldred^e, President. | Joseph White, Directors, Edward Cruft, John Borland, Wm. Hales, Henry Lee, Edward Eldredge. Teller, William Wyman. Book-Keeper, Messenger, W. Beck. Discount daily.

Branch of the United States Bank. Pres. Samuel Frothingham, Cash. William Appleton, | Directors, V\ illiam Appleton, George Blake, E. Chad- wick, Thomas G. Gary, George Hallet, Abbott Lawrence, Ammi C. Lombard, J. W. Paige, Richard S. Rogers, Will- iam Sturgis, Francis Stanton, Richard D. Tucker, John Welles. 174 Banks in Boston.

First Teller, Thomas Wiley. Second Teller, Thomas L. Hutchinson. First Book-Keeper, John Tucker. Second Book-Keeper, Charles Uartlett Discount Clerk, Thomas Waterman. Collector, G. L. Chandler, jr. Messenger, W. L. Cazeneau. Porter, Wjman Osborn. Discount every day. Loan Office. Trans, and Interest, O. W. Champney. Pension, John S. Lilley. Solicitor, George Blake.

Boston Bank. No. 46, State street. Capital, $600,000. Phineas Upham, President. James C. Wild, Cashier. | Directors, Nathan Applelon, Josiah Bradlee, Samuel P. Blake, Samuel Cabot, D. C. Bacon, Thomas B. Cur- tis, Robert G. Shaw, William J. Loring-, Wm Sullivan, C. C. C. Tucker, Phineas Upham, Henry Upham. Teller, Robert Lash.

, Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Discount Clerk, Solicitor, William Sullivan, Messenger and Porter, George Breckenridge. Discount every day.

City Bank. No. 61, State street. Capital, $1,100,000. Georee Brinley, President. Eliphalet Williams, Cash. | Directors, George Brinley. Isaac Bangs, Martin Brim- mer, -Thnnias Cordis, Luther Faulkner, Phineas Foster, Francis J. Oliver, James Parker, Jesse Putnam, Samuel K. Williams. Teller, Francis Everett. Book-Keeper, Charles W. Taylor. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. Porter, Augustus Baird. Discount every day. Banks in Boston. 175

Commercial Bank. No. 91, State street. Capital, $500,000. Parker H. Pierce, President. Joseph | Andrews, Cashier. Directors, John Albree, William Graves, Ammi C. Lombard. Israel Lombard, Isaac Livermore, Parker H. Pierce, Wm. Parker, Phineas Sprague, Isaac Scholfield,jr. Isaac P. Townsend, Newton Willey, A. B. Weston. Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, Jonas Bennett. Messenger, Oilman Davis. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Columbian Bank. No. 36, State street. Capital, §500,000. Tilden, President. William Coffin, jr. Joseph | Cashier. Directors, "William Amorv, John T. Coolidge, P. T. Jackson, G.^. Lyman, J.J.Mason, Thomas Motley, John Pickering:. Joseph Tilden, J. G. Torrey. Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Gushing. Messenger, James Kean. Discount every day.

Cojnmonwealth Bank. No. 47, State street. Capital, $500,000.

John K. Simpson, President, j Charles Hood, Cashier. Directors, Adams Bailey, S. D. Bradford, F. S. Car- ruth, Andrew Dunlap, Oliver Fletcher, Wm. Freeman, J. Henshaw, C. Hood, Hall J. How, S. S. Lewis, Elisha Parks, John K. Simpson. First Teller, William Blaney. Second Teller, Lucian Skinner. 13iscount Clerk, Albert Fitz. Book-Keeper, J. N. Farrar. Messenger, Edward Barry. Porter, F. W. Bridge. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Eagle Bank. No. 19, State street. Capital, $500,000.

Titns Welles, President. | John J. Fisk, Cashier. Directors, Wm. Almy, C. W. Cartwright, B. French, 176 Banks in Boston.

William Goddard, Elijah Loring, John Kendrick, John Skinner, Francis Skinner, William B. Swett, Benjamin , Thompson, Titus Welles, John Williams. teller, H. B. Odiorne. Book-Keeper, Joshua P. Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenezer Sampson, Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday,

Franklin Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Goodridge, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. Samuel [ Directors, Charles Brown, Jonathan Bowditch, Peleg Churchill, Samuel Goodridge, Ebenezer Hay ward, Josiah M. Jones, John Mears, Amasa Walker, Wm. F. Whitney. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday,

Globe Bank. No. 40, State street. Capital, 1,000,000.

mes Read, President. [ Charles Sprague, Cashier. Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen P^airbanks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, James K. Mills, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Pray, John F. Priest, James Read, Benjamin Seaver, Enoch Silsby, Ignatius Sargent. Paying-Teller, Calvin Whiting. Receiving-Teller, C. F. Blanchard. First Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Assistant Clerk, Charles Larkin. Discount Clerk, John Adams. Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank. Commercial street, head of Commercial Wharf. Capital, $500,000.

John Binney, President. | Archibald Foster, Cashier. Directors, J.V. Bacon, S. G.Hill, B. Lincoln, jr. James McGregor, F. G. Shaw. J. Brown, J. Kettell. Teller, Samuel Kneeland. Book-Keeper, Alfred B. Hall. Messenger, Barnabas Binney. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Banks in Boston. 177 Hancock Bank. Commercial street, head of Commercial Wharf. Capital $500,000. Daniel D. Brodhead, Pres. Edward S. Erving, Cashier. | Directors, Amos Binney. Daniel D. Brodhead, Nath'l. R. Cobb, James C. Dunn, James B. Flint, Wm. Graves, John Henshaw, Rufus Kendrick, George W. Lewis, Jonas L. Sibley, Ricfiard Soule, Stephen White. Teller, Samuel B. Dyer. Book-Keeper, Henry Homer. Messenger, Benjamin H Barnes.

Hamilton Bank. No. 53, State street. Capital, $500,000. William Thorndike, President, Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. j Directors, Thomas C. Cary, Henry Cabot, James Cushing, Daniel Denny, J. W. Edmunds, Ebenezer Francis, Ceorge H. Kuhn, William Phipps, Willard Sales, \A'illiam Thorndike, Thomas Wiggleworth, Marshall P. Wilder. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-Keeper, Joseph L. Hammond. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, Henry Hooper. Porter, Horace L. Temple.

3Iarket Bank. City Wharf. Capital, $500,000. B. President. Samuel O. Mead, Cashier. Wm. Reynolds, | Directors, Matthias Armsby, A. H. Bowman, William H. Delano, D. R. Griggs, John A. McGaw, William B. Reynolds, Shadrach Robinson, Benjamin Sewall, Josiah Stickney. C O. Whitmore. Teller. Thoma« Pike, jr. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Solicitor, Charles G. Loring. Messenger, Samuel P. Oliliver.

Massachusetts Bank. No. 64, State street. Capital, $800,000. William Parsons, President. Samuel Payson. Cashitir. I Directors, John L. Gardner, Joseph Head, John Par- 178 Banks in Boston. ker, jr. William Parsons, Jonathan Phillip?, William D. Sohier, Samuel Torrey, Edward Tuckerman, Isaac Winslovv. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, James Dodd. Discount-Clerk, John H. Bowes Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Merchants Bank. No. 87, State street. C-.pital, $750,000. Mark Healey, President. Franklin Haven, Cashier. | Directors, Nath'l. F. Cunningham, Edward Eldredge, Charles Ellis, Luke Fay, Harrison Gray, Mark Healy, Samuel Henshaw, John B. Jones, Cushing Mitchell, John C. Proctor. Jonas L. Sibley, William Tuckerman, Edmund Winchester. Teller, Thomas W. Hooper. Discount-Clerk, John Lyon. Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Messenger, Chester Sesfions. Discount dajs, Monday and Thursday.

North Bank. No. 26, North Market street. Capital, $750,000. Isaac Danforlh, President. Gurdon Steele, Cashier. | Directors, haiah Bangs, J. B. Brown, Jesse Bird, N. R. Cobb, Isaac Danfoith, James Davis, Oliver Eldridge, J» Eveleth, Gedney King, Benjamin Lamson, J. W. Trull, Calvin Washburn. Teller, P. H. White. Book-Keeper, William M. Pray. Mescengerand Porter, Joseph W. Newell. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

New- England Bank. No. 67, S(ate street. Capital, $1,000,000.

Philip Mc'.rett, President. | E. P. Clark, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Dorr, Henry Gassett, N. Goddard, Philip Marett, Mace Tisdale, John D. Williams, William, Worlhington, W. P. Winchester, Daniel Weld. Paying-Teller, Charles Nichols. Banks in Boston. 179

Receiving-Teller, Franklin Greene, jr. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Porter and Messenger, George Gibson. Discount every day.

Oriental JBanJc. No. 88, State street. Capital, $750,000. Benjamin T. Pickman, Pre?. Marcus Whiting, Cashier. | Directors, Joseph M. Brown, William T. Eastis, Ed- ward Crehore, Charles Leighton, E. H. Little, B. T.

Loring, Thatcher Magoun, jr. Benjamin T. Pickman, George W. Pratt, , Josiah Quincy, jr. Henry Winsor, F. E. White. First Teller, George F. Cook. Second Teller, William Raymond. Book-Keeper, William W.'Willard. Messenger, G. F. R. Wadleigh. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

South Bank. No. 5, Sea street. Capital, $500,000. John Preston, President. John J. Loring, Cashier. | Directors, Thomas R. Dascomb, John L. Dimmock, William B. Dorr, Benjamin Freeman, Henry N. Fuller- ton, Prentiss Hobbs, Timothy C, Kendall, Isaac Means, John Preston, John Clark, Solomon Piper^ James Weld. Teller, Benjamin F. Hathorne. Book-keeper, Joshua Child. Solicitor, Grenville T. W'iiithrop. Messenger, Stephen G. Davis.

Suffolk Bank. No. 65, State street. Capital, $750,000. Stoue, President. Matthew S. Parker,Cashier. Henry B. | Directors, Jo^efjh Baker, George Bond, Ebenezer Breed, Ebenezer Francis, Snmuel Hubbard, Willliara Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Means, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jeffrey Richardson, Nath. P. Russell, H.B.Stone. Paying Teller, Henry Jaqnes. Receiving Teller, Stephen Morse, jr. Discount-Clerk, Willard Williams. Assistant Clerk, A. K. Hunt. Book-Keeper, Isaac C Brewer. 190 Banks in Boston.

Foreign Money Clerks, William Grubb, jr. D H Belknap, W. H. Hayward, J.Grubb. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

State Bank. No. 53, State street. Capital, $1,800,000. E. A. Bourne, President. | George Homer, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Samuel H. Babcock, E. A. Bourne, Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Thomas P. Gushing, David Ellis, Jacob Hall, Charles Henshaw, Thomas Thacher, J. W. VVolcott. Paying Teller, John Dall. Receiving-Teller, Samuel P. Skilton. First Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent. Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount-Clerk, Jonathan Call. Solicitor, James T. Austin. Messenger, James H. Foster, jr. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Traders Bank. No. 9, India street. Capital, $500,000. David Dudley, President. Eph. L. | Frothingham, Cash, Directors, Benjamin F. Copeland, Joshua Crane, George W. Crockett, David Dudley, Jabez Fisher, Prince Hawes, Jabez C Howe, Deming Jarvis, Zachariah Jellison, Thomas Lord, George Seaver, Henry Smith. Teller, Thomas Browne, jr. Book-Keeper, Jeremiah Gore, jr. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts. Messenger, T. O. Bracket.

Tremont Bank. No. 41 State street. Capita], $500,000. Armstrong, Samuel T. Pres. | J,=jmes Daltou, Cashier. Directors, Samuel T. Arm.ptrong, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Caleb Curtis, Henry H. Fuller, Andrew T. Hall, J. F. Loring. Isaac Stevens, Enoch Train, Gill Wheelock. Teller, Arthur Kendall. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount every day. Banks in Massachusetts. 181 Union Bank. No. 40. State street. Capital, $800,000. Thomas L. Winthrop, Pres. | Chester Adams, Cashier. Directors, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dalton, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, Ozias Goodwin, Giles Lode:e, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Stearns, T. B. Wales, T 'L. Winthrop, JNJoses Wheeler. Teller, Samuel Parker. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Emmons. Discount Clerk, William Furness. Messenger, Jonathan Trott. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount every day.

Washington Bank. No. 471, Washington street. Capital, $500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. | Directors, Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, Josiah P. Cooke, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, F. Jackson, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, Moses Williaois, DanielWeld. Teller. J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, Richards. Solicitor, J. P. Cooke. Messenger and Porter- Sylvester T. Goss.

Bunker-Hill Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000.,

Timothy Walker, Pr^^sident | Thomas Marshall, Cashier. Directors, David Deven?, Thomas J. Goodwin. Jotham Johnson, Isaac Mead, Isaac Warren, James Bird, jr. Oilman Stanley. Gilbert Tuft?. Assistant Clerk, Amos T, Frothingham. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing and Col- lecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank. PJuenix Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000. Pres-ident. William Wyman, Cashier. Isaac Fiske, ( Directors, Archibald Babcock^ Jonathan Bridge, jr. Isaac Fi?ke, John Hurd, Jajnes Hunnewell, Eliab P. Mackintire, Nathan Pratt, Joseph Souther, Thomas M. Thompson. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Market Bank, Boston. 182 Banks in Massachusetts.

Charlestown Bank. Capital, $150,000. Edward D. Clark, President. | Paul Willard, Cashier, Directors, Arthur W. Austin, Dexter Bowman, Bowen Buckman, John Cheever, Edward D. Clark, Charles Foster, I Whipple. Clerk, John Harris, 2d. Discount daj'S, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Suffolk Bank, Boston.

Salem Bank. Capital, $250,000. Geo. Peabody, President. | John Moriarty, Cashier. Directors, Benjamin Merrill, Thomas P. Bancroft, George Peabody, Daniel A. White, Francis Peabody, William Stickney, Joseph Peabody. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Merchants Bank., at Salem. Capital, $400,000-

Joseph Story, President. J. W. Treadwell, Cashier. J Directors, Joseph Winn, Williana Silsbee, Benjamin Cox, Nathaniel Silsbee, \r. John W. Treadwell, Stephen C. Phillips. Disccunt days, Tuesday and Friday.

Bank of General Interest, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. Ebenezer Seccomh, President. John Russell, Cashier. | Directors, Ebenezer Seccomb, P. 1. Farnham, John W. Fenno, Stephen F. Webb, Jonathan Holman.

Commercial Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000.

Willard Peeie, President. | E. H. Payson, Cashief. Directors, Gideon Barstow, John Stone, John W. Rogers, Leverett Saltonstall, Henry King, Philip Chase, Samuel Brooks, Uriah Bailey, Thomas Cheever. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Exchange Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. Gideon Tucker, President. John Chadwick, Cashier. | Directors, George Cleaveland, , John G. King, John C. Lee, George H. Devereux, Wm. F. Gardner, Archibald Rea. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. Banks in Massachusetts. 183

Asiatic Bank, at Salem. Capital. $200,000.

Jos. S. Cabot, President. | William H. Foster, Cashier. Directors, Nathan W. Neal, Robert Brookhouse, David Moore, John B. Osgood, Thomas P. Pringee, Ebenezer Putnam, Nathan Endicott, George Wheatland, G. G. NevvhalL Mercantile Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000.

David Putnam, President. | Stephen Webb, Cashier. Directors, Stephen Fcgg, Peter E. Webster, Larkin Thorndike, Joel Bowker, Samuel Chamberlain, William Ball, Henrj Grant, Piam Dodge. JVaumkeag Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200 000. President. Jo?. G. Sprague, Cashier. David Pingree, | Directors, Benj. Fcibens, Henry Whipple, Stephen W. Shepard, Jonas Warren, Richard Savory, Henr}-^ Cook, Benjamin W. Stone, John Norris, George West, Philip R. Southwick, Joseph Shatswell.

Other Banks in Massachusetts. Name. Place. President. Cashier. Capital Andovei- Andover Samuel Farrar A Blanchard 200,000 Amherst Aniherst Naihl. Smith Luther Root 100,000 Adams Adams Caleb H. Turner 100,000 Agiicultural Pittsfield Henry Shaw Ezekiel R Colt 100,000 Beverly Heverly \Vm. Lench A 1 hor;)dike 100,000 Blackstone Uxbridge Bezaleel Taff, jr. Jona. Gregory 100,000 Bristol 'launton Wm. A. Crocker G. DeartJi 100,000 Barnstable Yarmouth David Crocker Timothy Reed 150,000 Biiqhton Brighton Edw. Sparhawk 150,000 Citizen's Nantucket James Mitchell W. C. Starbuck 150,000 Commercial N. Bedford Geo. Rowland James H.Crocker 250,000 Central Worcester Benj. Biitman G A Irun.bull 100,000 Coliannet Taunton JohnM. Williams H. M. Barney Cambiiclge Cambridge Samuel. P. P Fay Martin Lane 150,000 Charles Kiver Cambridge Levi Farwell John B. Dana 100,000 Concord Concord Daniel Shattuck John M. Cheney 100,000 Duxbury Duxbnry Ezra Weston James Fostt-r 100.000 Dedham Dedhara Eben. Fisher,jr. 150,000 Danvers Danvers William Sutton N Lakeman 130,000 Dorch.&Milton Dorchester Moses Whitney Kanani. 1 emple 100,COO Framingham Framinp-ham Josinh Adams Rufus Brewer 100,000 Falmouth Falmouth Elijah Swift SamL P Croswell 100,000 Framingham Framingham Micah Stone 100,000 Fall River Troy David Anthony M C Durfee 200,000 Fairhaven Fairhaven E. Sawin D. M'B. Thaxter Fitchburg Fitchburg Francis Perkins Ebenezer Torrey 100,000 Gloucester Cape Ann Wm. W Parrott Henry Smith 200,000 Greenfield Greenfield William Pomroy Franklin Ripley 150,000 Hingham Hingham Eben. Gay J. O. Lorett 100,000 Hampden Wesifield James Fowler Natlil. A Bacon 100,000 184 Banks and Insurance Offices.

Hampshire Northampt'n Joseph Lyman Wm. H Mo8eley 100,000 Housatonick Stockbridge Cyrus Williams E Burrill 100,000 Ipswich Ipswish Thos. Manning 100,000 I-owell Lowell Nathl. Wright James G Carney 200,000 Leicester Leicester Nathl. P Denny H G Henshaw 100,000 Mechanics Newburyp't E S Rand John Andrews,jr. 300,000 Merchants Newburyp't Henry Johnson Saml.Mulliken 300,000 Manuf.&Mech, Nantucket Daniel Joucs Barker Burnell 100,000 Mechanics N, Bedford Wm. H. Rodman Joseph Congdon 200,009 Marine N. Bedford Joseph Grinneli JohnWilliams^jr. 300,000 Merchants N. Bedford John A Parker Jas. B Congdon 250,000 Millbnry Millbury S. Farnsworth Wm. Whittlesey 100,000 Manufacturers Ware Joseph Bowman H. Starkweather 100,900 Marblehead Marblehead John Hooper Saml. S Trefry 120,000 Mechanics Lynn Isaiah Breed Isaac Story 100,000 Merrimack Haverhill David Marsh, jr. L White 270,000 Middlesex E.CambridgeWm. Parmenter Wm. Whitney Newbury port Newburyp't William Bartlett Wm. S. Bartlett 210,000 Nahant Nahant Hezekiah Chase 150,000 Northampton NorthamptonEliph. Williams Jos. D. Whitney 100,000 Norfolk Roxbury John Bartlett Charles Hikling 200,000 Ocean Newburyp't H. Frothingham Enoch Plummer 200,000 Old Colony Plymouth Jacob Covington Eben. G. Parker 100,000 Oxford Oxford Richard Olney Sumner Bastow 100,000 Phoenix Nantucket Thomas Macv P H Folger 200,000 Pacific Nantucket Fred. W Mitchell James Athearn 200,000 Plymouth Plymouth Barnabas Hedge Nathl. Good" in 100,000 Pawtucket Pawtucket O Starkweather A A Tillinghasl 100,000 People's Roxbury Sam 'I.J. Gardner John M. Goodwin200,000 Quinsigamond Worcester Alfred D. Foster Chs. A. Hamilton 100,000 Rail Ruad Lowell L Lawrence 400,000 Springfield Springfield Jona. Dwightjr. John Howard 150,000 Taunton Taunton Saml. Crocker Samuel B King 175,000 Union Weymouth Josiah Vi)iton,jr, Thos. n. Hanson 100,000 Wareham Wareham David Nye T.R. Miles 100,000 "Worcester Worcester Daniel Waldo Saml. Jennison 200,000 AVarren Danvers Jonathan Shove A. K. Osborne 120,000 Wrentham Wrentham David Fisher 100,000

IJVSUBJIJVCE COMPAJVIES IJV BOSTOJV, American Insurance Company. No. 58, State street. Capita), $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Francis J. Oliver, President. Charles Stimpson, SecVy. | Directors, Nathan Appleton, Samuel Appleton, , John Heard, jr. Caleb Loring-, Samuel May, Pascal P. Pope, Benj. Rich, Robert G. Shaw, Isaac' Winslow, Lot Wheelwright.

Atlantic Insurance Company. No. 29, State street. Capital, $250,00.0. Insures on Marine risks only.

Franpis Watts, President, j Robert Farley, Secretary. Insurance Companies in Boston. 185

Director?, Joseph V. Bacon, S. D. Bradford, Charles Brown, Jabez C Howe, Zachariah Jeilison, Denaing Jar- vis, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Henry Oxnard. Solicitor, Augustus Peabody. Clerk, Andrew Davis.

Atlas Insurance Company, Corner of Stale and Coiiijre.'s streets. Capital, $300,000, Insures on Fire and Marine riska, ^Vells, jr. Samuel A. President. | Andrew C Dorr, Sec, Directors, Samuel A. Wells, William W. Parrot, Ste- phen White, Phineas Sprague, Joseph W. Lewis, John Borland, Rezin D. Shepherd, Richard Devens, Edward Cruft, Benjamin Bangs, John Harris, Edward Eldredge, James Harris, Geora:e B. Blake, Thomas Denuie. Messenger, William Woodbury.

Boston Marine Insurance Company, No. 52, State street. Capital, $300,000.

Daniel Sargent, President. | Joseph May, Secretary, Directors^ H. F. Baker, George B. Cary, Thomas B, Curti?, John L. Gardner, Robert C. Hooper, Thomas Lee, Robert C, Mackay, Thomas Parsons, Benjamin T, Pickmart, Daniel Sararent. T. W. Ward, Stephen White, Messenger, William S. Fish.

Boston Insurance Company, No. 56 State street. Capital, $300,000. fnsures on Marine risks only. Secretary. Lemuel Pope, President, j P. W. Freeman, Directors, John Bryant, Nathaniel Goddard, Giles Lodffe, John F. Loring, William Lawrence, Amos Law- rence, George Pratt, Moses Wheeler.

Boyhton Fire and Marine Insurance Company, No. 475, Washington street. Capital, $300,000.

Aaron Baldwin, President. | B. F. Willard, Secretary. Directors, Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, J.P.Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, J. P. Town- send, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams. 16 186 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43, Stale street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only.

Charles Bradbtiry, Prendtnt. | Edward P. Meriam, Sec. Directors, Charles Bradbiirv, Charles Brown, S. Hooper, James K. Mills, Benjamin T. Reed, Henry Sigournej, "William Savage, William Sawjer, Thomas B. Wales.

Commonwealth Insurance Company. No. 19 State street. Capital. $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risits.

Jonathan Buffinton, President. | J. Stevens, Secretary. Directors, Piiilip Adams, Adams Bailey, D. D. Brod- head, B. F. Copeland, Larra Crane, Scotto Clark, Andrew Dunlap, Nathaniel Faxon, William Freeman, Henry Hatch, Hall J. How, David Henshaw, Nestor Houghton, Charles Henshaw, Charles Hood, Samuel S. Lewis. Wm. Parmenter, John Rayner, Daniel Shattuck, John K. Simpson. Joseph E. Smith, Larkin Thorndike, Moses Whitney, Thomas J. Whittemore.

Commercial Insurance Company. No. 48, State street. Capital, $200,000. Pre?. Lemuel Stanwood, Secretary. William J. Loring, | Directors, Ebenezer Breed, D. C Bacon, John Brown, John A. Cunningham, Robert Hooper, jr. Henry Lee, William G. Lambert, William J. Loring, Wm. Tucker.

Franklin Insurance Company. No. 44 State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. ii'rancis Welch, President. I Wm. M. Bvrnes, Secretary. A. S. Whiting, Clerk. I Directors, Samuel L. Abbot, Lemuel Crackbon, Jos. Eveleth, John Lamson, James Reed, Enoch Train, Francis Welch, Eliphalet \A''illiams.

Piremen's Insurance Company. No. 13, State street. Capital, $300,000.

Thomas C. Araory, Pres. | S. G. Rogers, jr. Secretary- Directorsj Thomas C. Amory, Samuel Austin,jr.Jo6eph Insurance Companies in Boston. 187

P. Bradlee, John Collamore, jr. Joshna Crane, John S. EUery, William G. Ealon, Edward G. PrescoU, Benj. Seaver, Wm. VViUett, Ignatius Sargent, Benj. Yeaton.

Fishing Insurance Company. No. 20, Commercial street. Capital, $50,000. Benjamin Sewall, President- Moses Sewall, | Secretary. Directors, James Brown, Benjamin Abrahams, John F. Banister, Robert Ripley, John A. McGaw, Benjamin Sewall, Charles O. VVhitraore, William V. Kent, Benj.

Glohe Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 63, State st. Capital, $300,000.—$2^25,000 paid in.

William Hales, President. | James II. Lunt, Secretary. Directors, Afkins Adams. William Davis, jr. Francis Fisher, Samuel C. Gray, William Hales, Henry Lunt, H. C. iMackay, C. C. Parsons, William Tucker.

Hope Insurance Company. No. 15, State street. Capital, $200,000. Nehemiah Parsons, Pres. Secretary. | Directors, Philip Ammidon, Phineas Foster, B. A. Gould, Bela Hiintinsr, George W. Pratt, John P. Rice, Thomas Lord, Robert D. C. Merry, John W. Trull.

Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co, No. 45, State street. Capital, $300,000. Nathaniel G. Snelling, John Pres. | Center, Secretary. Director?, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon E. Greene, Abraham Howard, William F. Otis, James Sav- age, Enoch Silsby, C. C. C. Tucker, Benj. M. Watson.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company, No. 15 State street, up stairs. Charles Wells, President. William Tufts, Secretary. | Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Joseph Austin, Geo. Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Charles P. Curtis, Ebenezer Francis, John A. Lowell, William Lav-rence, Joseph Levering, Samuel May, Charles Wells, John D.Williams. 188 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Merchants Insurance Company, No. 38, State slrtet. Capita], $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks.

Joseph Balch, President. I George Homer, Secretarj.

Saml. Teriny, Assist. l*res | Directorp, Joseph Balch, Joshua Blake, John Belknap, Ebenezer C Cb.Tdwick, Nathaniel Curtis, Arthur French, Henry Fh.I], Tasker H. Sweet, Benjamin Thompson, Samuel Whilwell.

Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. No. 50, State st. Capital, $500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 18 18. William Prescott, President. Actuary, Nath'l. Bowdifch. Secretary, Moses L. Hale. | Vice Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brookf, Joseph Head, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jackson, John LowtJI, John Parker, Jose|)h Peabody, Thomas H. Per- kins, William Pratt, Jonah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, Joseph Tilden, Titus Welles. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Joseph Balch, John Belk- nap, Nathaniel Bowditch, John Bryant, Henry Codman, George Halhit, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos Lawrence,

Thomas Motley, I >aniel P. Parker, George Ticknor, Thomas Wigfflesworth. Receiver, George F. Flint. Messenger, John P. Adams.

Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 59, State street. Capital $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine rislis. Charles W. Cartwrighf, Pres. Samuel Hunt, Secretary, | Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrew?, Amo« Bii:ney, John Bumstead, E. A. Bourue, Charles W. Cartwright, Geo. Howe, John Lemist. Edmund Munroe, William Parker, William Shimniin, Supply C. Thwing.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 62, State street. Capita', $300,000. Joseph Baktr, President Nathaniel Meriaitt, Secretary. | Directors, Joseph Baker, Thomas Cordis. Peter R- DiiKon, Samuel Faie<=, Jeremiah Fitch, John Hooper, James Johnson, Heury Lee, John G. Low, Charles T. Parsons, Uixcy Wildes. Insurance Companies in Boston. 189

National Insurance Company,

State St. corner of Wilson's Lane. Capital, $ 1 ,000,000.

Wm. Thorndike, President. | L. G. Russell, Secretary. Samuel W. Swett, Vice-President. Director?, Willianri Appleton, Daniel Denny, Paul Farnum, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Dudley L. Pickman, Francis Skiuner, George Bond, Ebenezer Franci?, John Hooper, Isaac Livertnore, Is; - Parker, George Searle, William Thorndike, oamuel W. Swett, Charles Wells, Nathaniel R. Cobb, Stephen Fairbanks, William H. Gardiner, George H. Knhn, James K. Mills, David Sears, Willard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder, Thos. Wigglesworth.

New-England Marine Insurance Company. No. 36, State street. Capital, $300,000. James Hall, President. John Waters, Secretary. | Directors, William Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Josiuh Bradley, Edmund Baylies, Andrew Cunningham, Ozias Goodwin, James Hall, John Fickerinjr, Stephen H. Per- kins, James Parker, Richard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden. Messenger, George Goldiug.

Neptune Insurance Company. No. 57, State street. Capital, $200,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Curtis, Joseph Caleb President. | H. Gardner, SecVy. Directors, Caleb Curtis, David Devens, B. Lincoln, jr. Thomas C. Smith, Horace Scudder, George A. Sampson, John P. Thorndike, Timothy Walker.

Ocean Insurance Company,

No. 39, State street. Capital, $200,000. Joseph H. Adams, President. John Preston, Secretary. | Directors, Joseph H. Adams, Dennis Brigham, John Binnev, Edward D. Clark, William Eager, Robert Edes, P. J. 'Farnam, J. P. Flint, Mark Healey, Theodore D. Parker, John Preston, Ferdinand E. White. 190 Insurance Companies in Boston.

- Protection Insurance Company. No. 23, State street. Capital, $"200,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Clark, President. Samuel Wheeler, Secretary. John | Directois, John Clark, Benjamin C. Clark, Edward D. Clark, George Callender, Thomas R. Da=comb, Zache- riah Jellison, John Preston, Thomas D. Parker, Grenville T. Winlhrop.

Suffolk Insurance Company. No. 37, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. S. G. Perkins, President. Pelham Hayward, Sec'ry. | W. Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin C. Clark, Charles J. Cazenove, Thomas G. Gary, Charles Cuu- ninsfham, Thomas Dixon, George W. Lyman, William Lander, Charles C. Parsons, Samuel G. Perkins, Russell Sturgis, Henry Wainwright.

Tremont Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Office Commercial street, head of Commercial Wharf. Capital, $200,000.

John Binney, President. I Archibald Foster, Secretary. |j. CBinney, As«ist. SecVy. Directors, John Binnej^, Daniel C. Bacon, D. D. Brod- head, Lnuis A. Cazenove, James C Dunn, Benjamin Fiske, Sherman G. Hill, A. C Lombard, Samuel S. Lewis, Isaac Livermore, Henry Oxnard, Richard Soule, Francis G. Shaw, Enoch Train, Stephen White.

United States Insurance Company. No. 95, State street. Capital, $^?00,000. Parker H. Pierce, President. Robert Hale, jr. Sec'ry. | Directors, Isaiah Banks, John Binney, Bt^njamin Fiske, Benjamin Humphrey, A. C. Lombard, John H. Pearson, John J. Valentine, Alfred Richardson, Ezra Weston, Newton Willey. Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. 191

Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co. No. 42, State street. Capital, $200,000. Thomas Lamb, President. Isaac Sweetser, Secretary. | Directors, Samuel T. Armstrong, Daniel C. Bacon. Samuel Dorr, Otis Everett, Thomas Lamb, William B. Reynolds, Benjamin Sewall, John Skinner, Michael R. Simpson.

Other Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. JVante. Place. President. Secretary. Cap. Salem Marine Salem Fred. Howes Wm. Ashton 200,000 "Union Marine Mos. Townsend Wm. Sage 100,000 Commereial Geo. Cleaveland Wm. Cleaveland200,000 Oriental Wm. Fettyplace Nathan Peirce,jr.200,000 Mercantile John Winn, jr. Aug. Whipple 150,000 Esssex Mutual Phiiif) Chase J. H. Nichols 150,000 Wore. Mutual Worcester Rejoice Newton Isaac Goodwin 200,000 Marblehead Marblehead Naih. L. Hooper Saml. S. Trefry 100,000 Middles. Mutual Concord Abiel Hey wood Nathan Biooks 100,000 Glonc. Marine Gloucester Win. Pearce Win. Saville 100,000 Commercial N.Bedfoid James Arnold 100,000 Merchants Steph. Mer.ihew Wm. C. Nye 100,000 Union Marine Nantucket William C.ffin M.Mitchell 50,000 Phcenix " Hezek. Barnard Timo. Hussey 100,000 Commereial " M. T. Morton C. B. Hussey 125,000 Franklin Mutual Greenfield Elijah Alvoid Alanson Clark 100,000 Mutual Fire Danvers Eben. Shillaber Jos. G. Sprngiie 100,000 Mutual Fire Taunton Marcus Morion Alfred Williams Taunton Taunton AVilliam Reed 50,000 Fairhaven Faii haven Warren Delano Asa Swift, jr. Mechanics N. Bedford Andr. Robeson Ebenezer Clark Merchants Newburyp'i John Pm ter Samuel Carr 200,000 Mutual Newbuvyp" Jeremiah Nelson John Ha rind HinghamMutual Hingha Jotham Lincoln David Harding Mutual Barnstable Lenas D. Bassett Amos Otis, jr. 50,000 Lynn Mech. Lynn Isaiah Breed 50,000 Union Lynn Henry A. Breed 100,000 Wey.&Braintree Wevmouth Jona. Newcomb 100.000 Marme N. Bedford Corn.GrinneM 100,000 Mutual Carnbridfije Nathan Childs 100,000 Marine Plymouth Barna. Hedge 100,000

Charlestown Fire and Marine, Cap. 100,000 Social, at Salem, 100,000 Hampshire Mutual, at Northampton, 100,000. Beckei Mutual, 25,000 192 Population of the United States. CENSUS OF STATES, FOR 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, and 1830.

States. , NATIONAL REGISTER.

CKobernment of t!)e sanftetr States. , (Ten.) President. , (N. Y.) Vice-President.t T\^ENTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SENATE. (48) Terms expire. Terms expire. Maine, Pel eg Sprague, 1835 *, 1839 JV. Hampshire, Samuel Bell, 35 Isaac Hill, 37 Vermont, , 37 ^Benjamin Swift, 39 Massuch., Nathaniel Silsbee, 35 Daniel Webster 39 Asher Robbins, ) on R. Island, Nehe, R. Knight, 35 '^' ^Elisha R. Potter, \ Conn., Gideon Tomlinson, 37 ^Nathan Smith, 39 JV. York, , jr., 37 *Nathi.P.Tallmadge,39 .V. J., Theo. Frelinghuysen, 35 tSamuel L. Southard, 39 Pennsylv., William Wilkins, 37 *Samuel M'Kean, 39 Dclaicarc, John M. Clavton, 35 Asnold Naudain, 39 Md., Ezeki^l F. Chambers, 37 *Joseph Kent, - 39 Virginia, William C. Rives, 35 , 39 JV. Carolina, Bedford Brown, 35 Willie P. Mangum, 37 S.Carolina, John C.Calhoun, 35 ^William C. Preston, 37 Georgia, *John P. King, 3.5 John Forsyth, 37 , George M. Bibb, 35 , 37 Tennessee, Hugh L. White, 35 Felix Grundy 39 Ohio, Thomas Ewing, 37 ^Thomas Morris, 39 Louisia., Geo. A.Waggaman, 35 *Ale.\ander Porter, 37 Indiana, William Hendrifks, 37 John Tipton, 39 Mississippi, Geo.Poindexter, 35 John Black, 39 Illinois, John M. Robinson, 35 Elias K. , 37

.^/aian? /I, William R. King, 35 Gabriel Moore, 37 Missou. *Lewis F. Linn, (temp.) Thomas H. Benton, 39 Note. Asher Robbins and Elisha R. PoUer both claim one of the R. Island seats. Secretary, Walter Lowrie, of . President's Salary, $25,000. Vice-President's, $5000.

the Senate, X By the Constitution, the Vice-President is Presidentof but has no voice, unless the Senate is equallj' divided. Fach Stale is allowed the same numher of Electors of President and Vice Presi- dent, as their whole number of Seuators and Representatives m Congress. * New Meinberg.

t Members formerly, but not of Ijie last Congress. 194 Twenty-Third Congress.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES: (240) Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, Speaker.

MAINE sends 8. George Evans *Fra. O. J. Smith *Joseph Hail Rufus M'Intire (one vacancy) *^Gorham Parks 5. *Bennin,ii M. Bean Joseph M. Harper * •Robert Burns Henry Hubbard VERMONT o. Heman Allen Horace Everett William Slade *Benj. F. Deming Hiland Hall MASSACHUSETTS 12. John Q,. Adams Rufus Choate George Grennell,jr. Isaac C. Bates John Davis *Gayton P. Osgood tWilliam Baylies Edward Kverett John Reed George N. Briggs IBenj. Gorham (one vacancy)

RHODE ISLAND 2. Tristam Burges, Dutee J. Pearce. G.

Noyes Barber f Samuel A. Foot *Samuel Tweedy Wm. VV. Ellsworth J. VV. Huntington Ebenezer Young NEW YORK 40. *John Adams ^Nicoll Halsev Henry Mitchell Samuel Beardsley ^Gideon Hard Sherman Page tAbraham Bockee *Sam.G. Hathaway Job Pierson *Charles Bodle *Abner Hazeltine *DudIey Selden *John W. Brown *Edward Howell *William Taylor C. C. Cambreleng *Abel Huntington *Joel Turrell *Samuel Clark *Noadiah Johnson *Aaron Vanderpoel *John Cramer Gerrit Y. Lansing *Isaac Van Houten tRowland Day *C. W. Lawrence Aaron Ward John Dickson *George VV. Lay Daniel Wardwell *Mil!erd Fillmore *Charies M'Vean *Reuben Whalon "^Philo C. Fuller *Abijah ]Mann,jr. Campbell P. White *Wm. K. Fuller IHen.C.Martindale Fred. Whittlesey *Ransom H. Gillet NEW JERSEV *PhiIem.DickerBon 'Thomas Lee ^Ferdin.S. Schenck "Samuel Fowler *James Parker ^William N. Shinn

New Members.

t Members formerly, but not of the last Coneresi. Twenty-Third Congress. 195

PENNSYLVANIA 28. *JosephB. Anthony Harmar Denny Joel K. Mann John Banks *John Galbraith *Jesse Miller *Charles A.Barnitz *James Harper Hen. A. Muhlenberg *AndrewBeaumonrSaml. S. Harrison David Pctts, jr. *Horace Binney William Heister *Robert Ramsey George Burd ^Joseph Henderson Andrew Stewart *George Chambers Henry King Joel B. Sutherland ^William Clark *J()hn Laporte ^David D. VVagener Richard Coulter Thomas M. T. Mc- John G.Walmough *Edvv. Darlington Kennan

DELAWARE 1. John J. Milligan.

MARYLAND 8. *Richard B. Car- *James P. Heath *J. T. Stoddart michael *\Vm. C. Johnson Francis Thomas *LittletonP.Dennis tisaac M'Kim "James Turner

VIRGINIA 21. *John J. Allen *Jol,n H. Fulton Charles F. Mercer William S. Archer *James H.Gholson *Samuel M. Moore *James H. Beale Wm. F. Gordon John M. Patton ThomasT.Bouldin fGeorge Loyall Andrew Stevenson Joseph W. Chinn *Edward Lucas '^William P. Taylor Nalhl.H Claiborne *WilliamM'Comas *Edgar C. Wilson Thos. Davenport John Y. Mason *Henry A. Wise

NORTH CAROLINA 13. Dan. L. Barringer Thomas H. Hall William B.Shepard *Jesse A. Bynum M. T. Hawkins A. H. Shepperd Henry W. Connor James M-Kay Jesse Speight tEdmund Dtiberry Lewis Williams James Graham SOUTH CAROLINA 9. James Blair John M. Felder George M'Duffie *Wm. K. Cl')wney *\Vm. J. Grayson *Henry L.Pinckney Warren R. Davis John K. Griffin (one vacancy)

GEORGIA 9. Angus. S. Clayton *R. L. Gamble *WiIliam Schley *John Coffee fGeorge R. Gilmer James M. Wayne Thomas F. Foster *Seaborn Jones Richard H. Wildo

KENTUCKY. 13. tThomas Chilton jBenjamin Hardin *Martin Beatty *Amos Davis Albert G. Hawes 196 Twenty-Third Congress.

Rich'd M. Johnson ^Patrick H- Pope Robt. P. LetcherJ Thos. A. Marshall Christo. Tompkins *James Love Thomas P. Mooref

TENNESSEE 13. John Bell *Wm. C. Dunlap *Luke Lea John Bhir ^John B. Forrester *Bailie Peyton *Samuel Bunch *Wil!iam M. Inge James K. Polk David Crockett James Standefer *D. W. Dickinson OHIO 19. *VVilliam Allen Humphr.H.Leavitt *David Spangler *James M. Bell *Robert T. Lytle John Thompson *John Chancy ^Jeremiah M'Lene Joseph Vance Thomas Corvvin *Robert Mitchell Samuel F. Vinton Joseph H. Crane *VVm Patterson ^Taylor Webster *Thomas L.Hamer *Junathan Sloane Elisha Whittlesey ^Benjamin Jones

LOUISIANA 3. Henry A. Bullard Philemon Thomas Edward D. White

INDIANA 7. Ratliff Boon Edvv. A. Hannegan * John Carr *Geo, L. Kinnard Jonathan McCarthy *John Evving MISSISSIPPI 2. *Henry Cage Franklin E. Plummet

ILLINOIS 3. * Joseph Duncan *Charles Slade

ALABAMA 5. Clement C. Clay *John M'Kinley *John Murphy Dixon H. Lewis Samuel W. Mardis MISSOUKI 2 William H. Ashley *John Bull

DELEGATES. (3)

MICHIGAN 1. *Lucius Lyon.

ARKANSAS 1. Ambrose H. Sevier. KLORiDA 1. Joseph M. White. Clerk of the House, Walter S. Franklin, ofPenn.

X Robert P. Letcher and Thomas P. Moore both claim the same

Beat j the contest to be decided by the House. Secretaries of Departments. 197 SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State, Louis McLane, Del. Salary $6000 Chief Clerk, Asbury Dickens, N. C. 2000 Treasury, Roger B. Taney, Md. COOO Chief Clerk, McCliniock Young, Md. 2000 War, Lewis Cass, Ohio, 6000 Chief Clerk, 2000 Xfavy, , N. H. 6000 Chief Clerk, . 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, Joseph Anderson, Tenn. 3500 Second do. James B. Thornton, N. H. 3000 First Auditory Richard Harrison, Vir. 3000 Second do. William B. Lewis, Tenn. 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. , Ken. 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, John Campbell, Va. 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N. Y. 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, Elijah Hayward,Ohio, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Virgil Maxcy, Md. 3500 general post office. Post Master Gen. William T. Barry, Ken. 6000 Assistant do. Charles K. Gardiner, N. Y. 2500 Assistant do. Selah R. Hobbie, N. Y. 2500 Chief Clerk, Obadiah B. Brown, 1700 mint. Director, Samuel Moore, Penn. 2000 Trea.'surer, William Findlay, Penn. 1200 pensions, &c. Commissioner of Pensions, James L. Edwards, Vir. Secretary of President to sign Land Warrants, Andrew J. Donelsun, Ten.

JUDICL\RY. SUPREME COURT. John Marshall, (Vir.) Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500. Y. William Johnson, S. C. 1 Smith Thompson, N.

Gabri«^l Duval, Maryland. I John M'Lean, Ohio. Penn. Joseph Slory, Mass. | , 198 Judiciary of the U. States. jSttorncy General, Benjamin F.Butler, N.Y. Salary ,$3500. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. Marshal, Henry Ashton.

DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine, AslierWare, Judge. Jt^hn Anderson, Attorney, Albert Smith, Marshal. J{ew- Hampshire, , Judge. D. M. Du- rell, Attorney. Pearson Cogswell, Marshal. Massachusetts, John Davis, Judge. Andrew Dunlap, Attorney. Jonas L. Sibley, Marshal. Horatio Bass, Deputy Marshal. Marshal's Office, Tuder's Buildings, Court-street. John VV. Davis, District Clerk. Office Court-street. Connecicut, William Bristol, Judge. Asa Child, Attor- ney. Norris Wilcox, Marshal. Rhode- Island, John Pitman, Judge. Rich'd W. Greene, Attorney. Burrington Anthony, Marshal. FermoTii, Elijah Paine, Judge. Daniel Kellog, Attor- ney. Heman Lewry, Marshal. JVew-York, (Northern District) Alfred Conkling, Judge. Nathaniel S. Benton, Attorney. John W. Livingston, Marshal. (Southern District) Samuel R. Betts, Judge. James A. Hamilton, Attorney. William C. H. Waddel, Marshal. J^'ew-Jersey, William Rossell, Judge. Garret D. Wall, Attorney. Zephaniah Drake, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (Eastern District) Joseph Hopkinson, Judge. Henry D. Gilpin, Attorney. Benjamin S. Bon- sall. Marshal. (Western District) Thomas Irwin, Judge. Benjamin Patton, Attorney. John M. Davis, Riarshal. Dclaicare, Wiliard Hall, Judge. George Reed, jr. At- torne)'. David C. Wilson, Marshal. Maryland, Elias Glen, Judge. Nathaniel Williams, Attorney. Thomas Finley, Marshal. Virginia, (Eastern District) Philip P Barbour, Judge.

, Attorney. Edmund Christian, Marshal. (Western District) Alexander Caldwell, Judge. Wm. A. Harrison, Attorney. James Points, Marshal. North-Carolina, W. Potter, Judge. Thos. P. Devereaux, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshal. South- Carolina, Thomas Lee, Judge. Robert B. Gil- christ, Attorney. Thomas D. Candy, Marshal. —

Judiciary of the U. States. 199

Georgia, Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge. Matthew Hall M'Allister, Attorney. John H. Morel, Marshal. Alabama, {^ouihern District) William Crawford, Judge. John Elliot, Attorney. Robert L. Crawford, Marshal. (Northern District) William Crawford, Judge. Byrd Brandon, Attorney. Benjamin Patterson, Marshal. Mississippi, , Judge. George Adams, Attorney. VViiliam M. Gvvin, Marshal. Louisinna, (Eastern District) Samuel H. Harper, Judge. Henry Carieton, Attorney. John Nicholson, Marshal. (Western District) Samuel H. Harper, Judge. Benjamin F. Linton, Attorney. Frederick H. Duperier, Marshal.

Tenna-see, (Eastern District) , Judge. John A. M'Kenney, Attorney. Wm. Lyon, Marshal.

(Western District) , Judge. James Col- insworth; Attorney. Samuel B. Marshall, Marshal. Ohio, Benjamin Tappan, Judge. Noah H. Svvayne, Attorney. John Patterson, xMarslial. Kentucky, John Bovle, Judge. Thomas B. Monroe,

Attorney John M . MCalla, Marshal. Indiana, Benj. Parke. Judge. T. A. Howard, Attorney. Gamaliel Taylor, Marshal. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, Judge. David J. Baker, At- torney. Henry Wilton, Marshal. , James H. Peck, Judge. George Shannon, Attorney. Augustus Jones, Marshal. Arkansas, Benjamin Johnson, Thomas P. Eskridge, Edward Cross, Alexander M. Clayton, Judges. Samu3l

C. Roane, Attorney. Elias Rector, Marshal. . Michigan, Solomon Sibley, George Morell, Ross Wil- kins, Eiavid Irvin, Judges. Daniel Le Roy, Attorney. Peter Desnoyers, Marshal. East Florida, Robert R. Reid, Judge. Thomas Doug- lass, Attorney. Samuel Blair, Marshal. Middle Florida, Thomas Randall, Judge. George K. Walker, Attorney. Thomas E. Randolph, .Marshal. West Florida, John A. Cameron, Judge. George Walker, Attorney. James W. Exum, xMarshal. Southern Florida, Jamas Webb, Judge. Edward Chandler, Attorney. Thomas Eastin, Marshal. District of Columbia, VVilliam Cranch, Chief Judge. Buckner Thrustun, James S. Morsel, Assistant Judges. Francis S. Key, Attorney. Henry Ashton, Marshal. VVilliam Brent, Edmund L Lee, Clerks. ;

200 Sittings of the Federal Courts.

Orphan's Courts, Samuel Chase, Judge Orphan's Court. County of Washington, Henry C. Meale, Register. Christoper Neale, Judge Orphan's Court, Alexandria. Alexander Moore, Register.

Sittings of the Federal Courts, SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the second Monday in January, annually. When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be holden on the Monday following. FIRST CIRCUIT. In JVew- Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8tlr of May and at Exeter, on the 8th of October. In Rhode-Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of

November ; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15, and October 15.

In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at Wiscasset, 1st of October. SECOND CIRCUIT. In Connecticut, at New-Haven, on the last Wednesday

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

In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May ; and at Rutland, on the 3d of October. In JVew-York, last Monday in February, July, and Oct., and first Monday in April. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine, at Portland, the 1st Tuesday in June, and the

1st Tuesday in December ; and at Wiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and the 1st Tuesday of September. In A ew- Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in

March and September , and at Exeter, 3d in June and December.

In Vermont, at Rutland, 6th of October ; and at Wind- sor, 24th of May. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and 4th in June, 2d in September, and 1st in December. In Rhode-Island, at Newport, 2d Tuesday in May, and 3d in October; at Providence, 1st Tuesday in August, and February. Counsellors and Attorneysr. 2ai

In Connecticut, at New-Haven, 4th Tuesday in Febru-

ary and August ; at Hartford, 4th Tuesday in May and November. Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold Special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion.

Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court, Massachusetts District. Harrison G. Otis Henry Orne Henry W. Dwight William Prescott Samuel D. Ward Abraham W. Fuller George Blake Octavius Pickering George Gay Benj. Whitman William Gale Thos. W. Phillips Josiah Quincy Francis Basset Theron Metcalf Samuel Haven Wm. P. Mason Abraham Moore Joseph Rowe Dav. A. Simmons Richard Fletcher Ebenezer Gay Kilborn Whitman Samuel E. Sewall William Sullivan William Parker Sidney Bartlett John Heard, jr. Elijah F. Wallace William J.Hubbard Peter O. Thacher John Pickering saac P. Osgood Warren Dutton Benj. R. Nichols Henry H. Fuller Samuel D. Parker Wm. Simmons James T. Austin Charles P, Curtis Henry W.Kinsman Wm. C Aviwin Francis C. Gray Francis Brinley, jr. Sam'I F. M'Cleary James C. Merrill Joseph VI. Smith Thomas Power Ebenezer Shillaber Samuel Hubbard Cyrus Alden Andrew Dunlap Lemuel Shaw Charles G. Loring Francis O. Watts Joseph E. Sjjrague Zachariah Eddy Timothy G. CofEn y\ugustus Peabody Samuel J. Gardner Benjamin L.Oliver David Cummins Russell Jarvis Joseph G. Waters Wm. D. Snhier W. R.P. Washburn Edward Blake Benjamin Guild Franklin Dexter EliasHaskettDerby Saml K. Williams John R. Adan John C Park Phineas Blair Bradford Sumner Ezra Bassett Benj. Gorham Ehen Ritchie Dorr (^Iharles Allen Alex. Townsend Joseph Harrington Stephen P Webb Leveret Saltonstall Waldo Flint Richard S. Fay Josiah P. Cooke John T. Winthrop William Bliss William Minot Ninian C. Betton George Bliss John Knapp Wm. H. Gardiner Horatio M. Willis Ebenezer Moseley Abraham A. Dame Charles Atwood William Austin Willard Phillips Geo. S. Bulfinch Sherman Lcland 17 202 Custom House Officers. CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS For the District of Boston and Charlestown. The Custom House opens in the Summer season, at 9 o'fclock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter M. it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'ch>ck, p. On Saturday afternoons, it opens one hour for the clear- ance of coasters. [Office, Custom-house street.] • Collector's Office. David Henshaw, Collector. , Dutij-Bond Accountant. Gustavus Horton, Principal Debenture Clerk. Ehenezer Hathorne, Dchen. Account. S/- Assist. Clerk. Deputtj Collector's Department. Adams Bailv, Deputij Collector. Edward VV ."Parker, Cashier and BooJc-keeper. John T. Prince, 5. Clerk and Statistical Bookkeeper. Charles F. Allen, Import Clerk. Rufus M. Gay, Impost Book-keeper. Foreign Clearance and Coasting Department. William A. Wcllman, Principal Clerk. William Rowson, Marine Clerk. Samuel Whitcomb, jr. Coasttcise Clerk. JVaval Office. Leonard M. Parker, KavaL Officer. William Palfrey, Deputij JVaval Officer. James P. Treadwell, Clerk.

Surveyor's Office. Surveyor, John M'Nicl. Deputy Surveyor, John B. Derby, aeryt, L.H.Osgood. Keeper of the Custom-House and Messinger, Nath. Paine. Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestovm. Joseph W. Homer Joseph H. Prince E. M. Cunningham Darius Boardinan, Lewis Lerow John Banchor and StoreKceper J os'inb Newhall Francis McKenna of Spirits, Wines, Bexijnm'm Whipple Ezra Mudge and Teas. Samuel Jones George Wardwell R. B. Hewes Nahum Ball N. K. Seaton Joseph Stevens John D. Dyer Josiah Dunham, jr. John Muzzy Ebenezer Stevens Ehenezer Clapp Thomas Pitts Joseph Snow Custom House Officers. 203

John Lane, Hingham. L. Souther, Cohasset. W. B. Diiggan, Dorchester, Milton, S^c. Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestotcn. Joseph Loring J. M. Fiske Theodore Dexter Thos. M. Vinson A. H. Ward James Estabrooks Nathaniel Tracy Measurers of Salt and Coal. Thaddeus Page Joseph N. Howe W. P. Loring Joseph Grafton Andrew Green Marker of Teas and Prover of Spirits. George Kuhn, Hugh Jamison.

Public .Appraisers' Office. John Crowinshield, Levi R Lincoln, Principal Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, Jonathan P. Robinson, Jli-sistant do. William H. Burbeck, Clerk. Appraisers' Office, opposite Custom House, P. B. Boardman, F. W. Barker, Measurers. G. M. llailiburton. Invoice Clerlr. Charles S. Lincoln, Jacob Tarr, John Redding, Labourers in Jippraiser s Store. Public Store-Keeper, Samuel A. Allen. Boarding Officer of the Customs and Cupt. of Rev. Barge. Joseph W. Homer. Office at the end of Long Wharf. Boatmen to Custom House Barge, Wiswell Wadsworth Coaxwain,—James Ketteli, Anthony Cline, H B.Moffitt. Commandn- of Revenue Cutter, William A. Howard. 'ist. Lieut. Lewis Girdler. 2d. Lieut. Wm. B. Whitehead.

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

COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS IN OTHER PLACES. James Miller, Salem Barna. Palmer, Kennebunk Franklin Knight, Marbleh. JatnesW. Ripley, Passamaq. William Beach, Gloucester Daniel Lane, Belfast Isaiah L. Green, Barnstable JoslmaCarpenter, Penobscot , Bath Schuyler Sampson, Plymo. John P. Norton, Edgartown John Chandler, Portland E,S,JarvisjFrenchman'sBay John T. Scammon, Saco 204 Ministers at Foreign Courts.

Timothy Southey, Ipswich Denny M'Cobb,Walcloboro' Joseph Storer, Kennebunk Thomas M'Crate,Wiscassei MartinT.Morton, Nantucket Mark Dennet, York LemuelWilliams, N.Bedford Samuel A Morse, Machias Samuel Phillips, Newburyp, Horatio Pratt, Fall River

JVaval Officers. John Swazey, Salem & Beverly. Benja. Stickney, New- buryport. Surveyors and Inspectors. James Dalrymple, Salem Samuel Agar, Eastport Benjamin Hawkes, Beverly AlphonzoMason, Gloucester Joshua Prentis, Marblehead Hezekiah Prince,Thomast'n Augusta Nathaniel Jackson . ^ Isaac Carter, John Phillips Thos. Pitts, Cambridgeport \X , John S. Morse I .{* Cummings Jenkins, Scitua. Charles Titcomb, ^ P° Laban Souther, Cohasset

Inspector, Weigher, and Ganger, Samuel Walker, New- buryport. Ambrose Martin, Keeper of Baker's Island Lights, and Branch for the Ports of Salem and Marblehead.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

DIPLOMATIC PEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiarij, $9000. Secretaries, $2000. France,, Louis. Thos. B.Barton, Penn. Spaiw,^ Cornelius P. Van Ness, Vt. Arth.Middleton,jr.S.C. Charge d' Affaires, $4500. Great Britain, Aaron Vail, N. Y. Sweden, Christopher Hughes, Md. , Thomas L. L. Brent, Va. Denmark, Henry Wheaton, N. Y. Chili, John Hanim, Oliio. PcrM, Samuel Larned, R. I, Brazil, Ethan A. Brown, Ohio. Mexico, Anthony Butler, Mississippi. Constantinople, Commodore David Porter, Penn. JVetherlands, Augustus Davezac, Louis. Russia, John R. Clay, Penn. Consuls, Agents, fcc 205

Belgium, Hugh S. Legare. JV. Grenada, Robert B. M'AfFee, Kent. Central America, Charles G. De Witt, N.

Consuls and Commercial Agents- of Uniteb States.

Great Britain, Ireland, S^c, Thos. Aspinwal] Agent & Consul, Francis B. Ogden Consul, Liverpool Herman Visg^ar (( Bristol Robert W. Fox u Falmouth Thomas W. Fox Consul, Plymouth Albert Davy Kingston upon H» Robert R. Hunter Cowes, I. of W'. Robert Greive Leith, Alexander Thompson Glasgow Thomas Wilson Dublin, Ireland Reuben Harvey Cork Thomas W. Gilpin Belfast Horatio Sprague Gibraltar Thomas Wynns Turks' Island William T. Tucker Com. Agent, Bermuda John Storr Nassau, N. P. Ralph Hicrinbotham St. Christ. & Antig. Edmund Roberts Consul, Demerara George Huyler Nassau, N. P. John morrow Halifax, N. Scotia Robert M. Harrison Kingston, Jamaica Paul Eynaud Island of Malta Moses Benjamin Guiana William Carroll Com. Agent, I. St. Helena John Haley Barbadoes France Daniel Brent, Agent and Consul, Daniel C. Croxall Consul, Marseilles Francis C. Fenwick Nantes Edward Church L'Orient Reuben G. Beasley Havre de Grace Samuel Allinson Lyons Theodore Privat Cette Jas Jos. Debesse La Rochelle 206 Consuls, Agents, &c.

Peter Suau Consuls, Agents, &c. 207 208 Consuls, Agents, &c.

Barbery Powers. Samuel I>, Heap Consul, Tunis Daniel S. M'Caaley « Tripoli James R. Leib " Tangier

United Mexican States, Richard Pollard Consul, Mexico George H. Robertsoa " Tampico Tkomas Reiley " Aguatulco Harvey Gregg " Acapulco James James « V. C'z. & Alverado Daniel W. Smith " Matamoros John S. Langham " Chihuahua « Jas. W. McGoffin SaltiUo Heniy Perrine '* Campeche Jas Lenox Kennedy *' Mazatlan, &c. David G. Burnett " Galvezton Charles Douglas " Guazacualco James Davis " Santa Fee Daniel N. Pope " Tabasco John W. Langdon "- Laguira, L del Car. Charles W. Davis " Guaymas Thomas Woodbridge " Brazoria, Texas « Austin J. Baines Monterey, N. Calif. Republic of Colombia, John M. Macpherson Consul, Carthagena John G. A.Williamson " La Guayra Alexander Danouille " Santa Martha Alfred Laussat " Maracaybo Franklin Litchfield Porto Cabello J. B. Ferrand " Panama Thomas F Knox " Angostura Joseph Villamil " Guayaquil Brazil. John Martin Baker Consul, Rio de Janeiro Woodbridge Odirn "^ San Salvador John T. Mansfield " Pernambuco Abraham R. Smith " Para Joshua Bond " Montevideo Charles B. Allen *• I. of Maranhara Isaac A. Hayea ** Rio Grande Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 209

George Black, Consul, Santos Lemuel Wells " St. Catherine's Pd Republic of Central America. Charles Savage Consul, Guatemala George Coursault " Truxillo

Chili. Thomas S. Russell Consul, Valparaiso Daniel Wynne * St. Jago de Chili Republic of Peru. Wm. Flamming Taylor Consul, Quilca and Arica Asa Worthington " Lima Obed Folga " Payta

Hayti, (St. Domingo.) Francis M. Dimond Com. Agent, Port Au Prince William Miles " AuxCayes Samuel Israel " Cape Hatien

East Indies, 8fc. John C. Jones, Com. Agent, Sandwich Islands John K. Grosvenor, Consul, Canton, China. Joseph Balestier, Consul, Rhio, Island of JBintang, in the Malayan Sea. W. M. Haxton, Consul, Bathurst, Island of St. Matryo, in the Gambia river.

MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From France. M. Scrrurier, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. M. Pageot, Secretary of Legation. Marquis de Vins de Peysac, Consul General, N. York; M. E. Hersant, Vice-Consul, attached to the Consulate General. M. A. Furcy Picquet, Vice-Consul, Boston. M. J. G. S. A. Dannery, Consul, Philadephia. 18 210 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

M. Henri, Consular Agent, Baltimore. M. Joseph E. de la Palun, Consul, Richmond, Va. Count Xavier de Choiseul, Consul, Charleston. M. Deseze, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. M. Thomasson, Vice-Consul, Savannah. M. Batre, Consular Agent, Mobile. Count De la Porte, Vice-Consul, Florida. M. Martin F. A. Saillard, Consul, New-Orleans. From Great Brilain. Rt. Hon. Sir Charles R. Vaughan,Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Joseph T. Sherwood, Vice-Consul for Maine and New- Hampshire. Robert Charles Manners, Vice-Consul for Massachu- setts, Boston. George Manners, Consul, Boston, for Mass. James Stewart, Consul, New-London, Conn. James C. Buchanan, Vice-Consul for the State and City of New- York. , Consul, for New-York State and City. Gilbert Robertson, Consul, Philadelphia. John Crawford, Consul, Baltimore. William Gray, Consul for Virginia, Norfolk. George Salkeld, Consul for Louisiana. Edmund Molineaux, Consul for Georgia. James Baker, Consul for Florida. Anthony Mislan, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Robert Higsfin, Vice-Consul, for Alabama. William Ogilby, ConsuI,CHarleston, for South-Carolina- From Russia. Baron Krudener, Envoy Extraordinary and Ministiir Plenipotentiary. Baron Sacken, Charge d' Affaires. M. Krehmer, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Eustaphieve, Consul General, at New-York. J. G. Bogert, Vice-Consul, New- York. Edward Hollander, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Thomas Deas, Agent, Charleston. John Prince, Agent, Salem. Ebenezer Mayo, Agent, Portland. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 211

Fortescue Wittle, Agent, Norfolk.

From . Don Francisco Tacon, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary. Mr. Salmon, Secretary of Legation. Don Miguel Tacon, attached to the Legation Don JuanB.Bernabeu, Consul General, Philadelphia.' Don Raymundo Chacon, Consul, Boston. Don Francisco Stoughton, Consul, New-York. Don Pablo Chacon, Consul, Norfolk. Antonio Pomar, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, Consul, New-Orleans. John Notlit, Vice-Consul, Key West. Charles Hayward, Agent, Boston. Manuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Antonio Larvanasfa, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Pedro De Alba, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. From Portugal. Commandeur Torlade d'Azumbuja, Charge d'Affaires. Cardozo de Preitas, attached to the Legation. Walter De Lacy, Vice-Consul, Norfolk, Vir. Edward J. Wilson, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Philip Marett, Vice-Consul, New-England. Christopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria, D. C. Elias Reed, Vice-Consul, Savannah. John P. Calhorda, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Rene Godard, Vice-Consul, Charleston, S. C. James B. Murray, Vice-Consul, New-York. James Gowen, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Horatio C. Cammack, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Archibald W. Gordon, Vice-Consul, Mobile. William H. Allen, Vice-Consul, St. Augustine. Jule Pescay, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. From Austria. Baron de Lederer, Consul General for the U. States* Joseph Ganahl, Vice-Consul, Savannah. From Prussia. J. W. Schmidt, Consul, New-York. F. W. Schmidt, Consul, New-Orleans. 212 Foreign Ministers in the U. States,

Louis Trapman, Consul, Charleston. Thomas Searle, Consul, Boston. Arnold Halbach, Consul, Philadelphia. From Hamburg. Charles N. Buck, Consul General, Philadelphia, Frederick W. Schmidt, Consul, New-Orleans. Frederick Christian Graf, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Anthony C. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Alexandria. Jacob WulfF, Vice-Consul, Charleston. John W. Schmidt, Vice-Consul, New-York. Charles Knorre, Vice-Consul, Boston. Frederick William Schmidt, Vice-Consul, Louisiana. From Denmark. Mr. Steen Bille, Charge d' Affaires. John Bohlen, acting Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Benjamin Aymar, Vice-Consul, New-York, &c. William Richie, Vice-Consul, Boston. Lewis Brantz, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Frederick Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Piatt K. Dickinson, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. W. Scarborough, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Pierre E. Sorbe, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. James H. Ladson, Vice-Consul, Charleston. From Sweden. Mr. Lorich, Consul General, and Charge d'Affaires, ad. int. John Vauffhan, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. C. E Habicht, Vice-Consul, for Mass., N. Hampshire, and Maine, Boston. Joseph A. Winthrop, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Diedrich Miesegues, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Christopher Neale, Vice Consul, Alexandria. J. F. Brette, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Francis H. Wilman Vice-Consul, Savannah. Stephen Lawton, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. John J. Boyd, Vice-Consul, New- York.

From Sweden and JVorioay. C. E. Habicht, Consul, for Massachusetts, New-Hamp- shire, and Maine, of Boston. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 213

From the Kttherlands. M. E. A. Martini, Charge d'AfFaires. Godfrey Barnsley, Vice-Coiisul, ad int. Moses Myers, Consul, Norfolk. Samuel Wright, Consul, Savannah. J. C. Zimmerman, Consul, New-York. P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Annapolis. J. J. lioogewerfF, Consul, Baltimore. Peter Lai'dlaw, Consul, New-Orleans. Thomas Thaxter, Vice-Consul, Salem. Charles J. Cazenove, Consul, Boston. Bohl Bohlen, Consul, Philadelphia. From Belgium. Baron Bohr, Charge d'AfFaires. Henry G. T. Mali, Consul, New-York. From Sardinia. Seignor Ange Garibaldi, Consul General, Philadelphia. S V. Bouland, Vice-Consul, New- York. Giulio Florentino Brette, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Emanuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Joseph Auze, Vice-Consul. Savannah. Achille Felix George, Vice-Consul, Mobile.

Charles .T Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Boston. Y. V. Viel, Consul. Charleston, S C. Antonie Michoud, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. From Mexico.

Don Joaquin Marie del Castillo, Charge d'Affaires. Mr. Y'turbide. Secretary. Luke Tiernan, Consul, Baltimore. Charles Tiernan. Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Richard W Cogdell, Vice-Consul, Charleston, South- Carolina. James W. Breedlove, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Alden A. M. Jackson, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. George Pollen, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. James Treat, Vice-Consul, New-York. Edward Cabot, Vice-Consul, Boston. Henry Dagrg^ett, Vice-Consul, Mobile. Lewis Ramirez, Vice-Consul, St. Louis. 214 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

From Colombia, Domingo Acosta, Charge d'Affaires, and Consul Gen- eral, New- York. James Andrews, Vice-Consul, No. 8, Central Wharf, Boston. Telesforo Orea, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Isaac N.Coxe, Provis Com. Agent, St Augustine. Peter Gallineaux, Commercial Agent for Connecticut and . Thomas Middleton, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Richard W. Gill, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Savier Medina, Vice-Consul, New-York. John Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Robert Goodwin, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Samuel P. Morgan, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. W. H. Robertson, Vice-Consul, Mobile. From Brazil. Mr. de Aranjo Ribeiro, Charge d'Affaires. Manoel Guilherme dos Reis, Consul General. Mr. de Paiva, attached to the Legation. Samuel Snow, Vice-Consul, Providence, R. I. C. Griffin, Vice-Consul, New-London. Herman Bruen, Vice-Consul. N. York. John Vaughan, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Charles H. Newman, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Charles J. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Alexandria. Myer Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfollf. John P. Calhorda, Vice-Cpnsul, Wilmington, N. C. Samuel Chadwick, Vice-Consul, Charleston. John W. Anderson, Vice-Consul, Savannah. James W. Zacharie, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans, for Louisiana and Alabama. Archibald Foster, Vice-Consul, Boston, for Massachu- setts, New-Hampshire, and Maine.

From Pope Leo {2th. Peter A. Hargons, Consul General, ad. int. , New-Jersey. Martin Mantin, Vice-Consul, New-York- Charles Picot, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Henry Perrot, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Charles D. Carron, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 215

Thomas J. Bijourd, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Samuel Wright, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Wm. D'Azet Senac, Vice-Consul, Norfolk.

From Two Sicilies. Dominico Morelli, Consul General, Philadelphia. William Reed, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia, Henry Perret, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. Emmanuel V^aldor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Tasker H. Swett, Vice-Consul, Boston. IraClisbe, Vice-Consul, New-Haven. Wm. P. Blogdet, Vice-Consul, Providence. Martin Mantin, Consul, N. York. Abraham O. Hammond, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Godfrey Barnsley, Vice-Consul, Savannah Antonio Pomraard, Vice-Consul, ad. interim^ Norfolk. From Wurtemburg. Christian Mayer, Consul General, BBltimore.

, From Bremen. Christian Abraham Heincken, Consul, Baltimore. Casper Meir, Consul, New- York. Thomas Searle, Consul, Boston. Hermon F. von Lengerke. Consul, Philadelphia. Lewis Trapman, Consul, Charleston, S C. Frederick Frey, Consul, New-Orleans Anthony C. Cazenove, Consul, District of Columbia. From Saxe Weimer^ and Oldenburg. Frederick Augustus Mench, Consul, New-York. Otto H. Miesegues, Consul, New- York. (Of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.) From Saxony. Charles Augustus Davis, Consul General, N. York. Frederick Augustas Mensch, Consul, N. Y. Robert Ralston, jr. Consul, Philadelphia. R. H. Douglass, Consul, Baltimore. From Tuscany-. Joseph A. Gordon, Vice-Consul, New-York.

From tlie Swiss Confederation. Theodore Nicolet, Consul, New-Orleans. 216 U. States Commissioners, &,c.

From the Kingdom of Hanover. Theodore Meyer, Consul. New- York. From Hesse and Fulda, Conrad W. Faber, Consul. From Mecklenberg Schwerin. Charles Augustus Heckscher, Consul General, New- York. From Frankfort on the Maine. Frederick Wysman, Consul, New- York.

Commissioners of the United States under the Danish Treaty. George Winchester, Md., Jesse Hoyt, N. Y.y Will- liam J. Duane, Penn. Robert Fulton, N. Y. Secretary.

Commissioners under the Treaty ivith JVaples. Wyllys Silliman, Ohio, John R. Livingston, jr. New- York, Joseph S. Cabot, Massachusetts. Thomas Swann, jr. Dist. Col. Secretar;^/.

Commissioners under the French Treaty.

George W. Campbell, Ten , John K. Kane, Penn., Romulus M. Saunders, N. C. John E. Frost, Dist. Col. Secretanf Commissioner of Mexican Boundarif. William Mc'Ree, Missis John Donelson,jr. of Ten. Surveyor

COST OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AT WASHINGTON. Capitol, &c. Prior to burning, in 1814, 788,071 28 From 1814 to 1830, 1,704,250 27 Temporary committee rooms, 2,771 9() Enclosing the square, 71,602 57 Alterations, 3,507 84 Graduating and improving the square, 20,7 1(5 99 Allegorical Clock, 2,000 00 Furnishing committee rooms, 3,579 30

$2,59G,500 21 President's House, grounds, &c. G()5,527 ()0 Offices, Naval OfRcers. 217 NAVY REGISTER.

NAVY BOARD. John Rodgers, President. Charles Morris, Isaac Chauncey, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C. W. GoLDSBOROUGH, Secretary. Salary. $2000. William G. Ridgeley, Chief Clerk. Salary, $1600.

CAPTAINS. John Rodgers M T Woolsey J J Nicholson James Barron John O Creighton WolcottChauncey Charles Stewart John Downes Edm. P Kennedy Isaac Hull John D Henley Alex. J Dallas Isaac Chauncey Jesse D Elliott John B Nicholson .Tacob Jones Stephen Cassin B V Hoffman Charles Alorris James Renshaw Jesse Wilkinson LewisWarrington A S Wadsworth T ACatesby Jones Wm. M Crane George C Read William B Finch James Biddle Henry E Ballard Wm. B Shubrick Charles G Ridgely David Deacon Alex. Claxton Danl. T Patterson Saml. Woodhouse Chas. W Morgan MASTERS COMMANDANT. George Budd Lawren. Rosseau JohnP Zantzinger LaAvrence Kearny Geo. W Storer Wm. D Salter Foxhall A Parker Beverly Kenon Chas. S M'Cauley Edw.RMcCall Edw. R Shubrick Thos. M Newell Daniel Turner F H Gregory Eli A F Valletta David Conner John H Clack Wm. A Spencer John Gallagher P F Voorhees Thomas T Webb Thos.H Stevens Benjamin Cooper John Percivsl Wm. M Hunter Wm. L Gordon John H Aulick .John D Sloat Silas Duncan Wm V Taylor Matthew C Perry David Geisinger Mervine P Mix Chas. W Skinner Robert FStockton Bladen Dnlany .TohnT Newton Isaac M'Keever Silas H Strin'^iiam Joseph Smith 218 Naval Officers. PURSERS. Clement S Huntt John D Bree FrancisB Stockton Saml. Hambleton Charles O Handy Fran.G McCauley Fran. A Thornton Silas Butler William ASlacum James M Halsey Edward N Cox Nath'l. Wilson Edw. Fitchgerald JohnN HambletonPhilo White Wm. S Roarers Wm. McMurtrie Benj. J Cahoon Samuel P Todd Garret R Barry Sterrett Ramsay George Beale D McF Thornton Edward T Dunn James H Clarke Josiah Colston J A Bates Joseph Wilson Dudley Walker Andrew J Watson William Sinclair McKeanBuchananPeyton A Southall John N Todd Henry Etting John S Punch Timothy Winn And. M D Jackson Joseph H Terry Grenv. C Cooper Wm.P Zantzinger Thomas Breese CHAPLAINS. James Everett Charles S Stewart Walter Colton Addison Searle William Ryland Time. J Harrison John W Grier NAVY AGENTS. James K. Paulding, - New York. Henry Toland, - Philadelphia. John Thomas, Baltimore, Nash Legrand, - Norfolk. John P, Henry, - Savannah. Charles P. Tutt, Pensacola. Daniel D. Brodhead, - Boston. John Laighton, Portsmouth, N.H. John T. Robertson, - Charleston, S. C Arthur P. Hayne, Gibraltar. Baring, Brothers, & Co. London. NAVAL STORE KEEPERS. Richard H. Ayer, Portsmouth. George Bates, - Boston. Tunis Craven, New York. Robert Kennedy, Philadelphia. Gabriel Gait, Norfolk. Gary Selden, Washington. Robert Joyner, - Pensacola, Naval Officers. 219 NAVAL CONSTRUCTERS Samuel Humphreys, Chief JVaval Construder. John Floyd, Portsmouth, N.H. Josiah Barker, - - - Boston. Samuel Hartt, - - - New York. William Doughty, Washington. Francis Grice, - - - - Norfolk. Charles D. Brodie, Pensacola. James Keen, Philadelphia. Evan Bowles, ^gent for the 'preservation of Tiviber in Louisiana. COMMANDANTS OF NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - Portsmouth, N.H. Jesse D. Elliott, Charlestown, Ms. Isaac Chauncey, - , N. Y. James Barron, - Philadelphia. Isaac Hull, Washington. Lewis Warrinorton, - - Norfolk. Alexander J Dallas, - Pensacola. MARINE CORPS. LIEUT. COL. COMMANDANT, Archibald Henderson. CAPTAINS. RD Wainwright,Lt.Col.br. Chas.R Broom, Paymaster Samuel Miller, do. Levi Twiggs. John M Gamble, do. John Harris. Samuel E Watson, do. Thomas A Linton. Wm.H Freeman,Lt.Col.br. FIRST LIEUTENANTS. James Edelin, Cap. by br. A N Brevoort. PG Howle,adj.&insp. do. Andrew Ross. Elijah J Weed qr.mr. do. William A Bloodgood. Wm. W Dulany, do. Richard Douglass. Thomas S English, do. Job G Williams. George W Walker. Alvin Edson. Charles Grymes. Horatio N Crabb. Ward Marston. Henry B Tyler. Charles C Tiipper. Joseph L C Hardy. A A Nicholson, George F Lindsey. James M'Cauley. Landon N. Carter. Benjamin Macomber. 220 Vessels of War. SECOND LIEUTENANTS. John G Reynolds. William E Stark. Henry W Fowler. Nathaniel S Waldron. Francis C Hall. William Lan^. Thomas L C Watkins. Jacob Zeiiin, jr. F N Armistead. Thos M W Young. Theodore Bainbridge. Geo. W Robbins. James W Shaiimburgh. D D Baker George H Terrett. Archibald H Gillespie.

The names, distribution, and condition of the ves- sels of the Navy in ordinary \st Nov. 1833. At Portsmouth, N. H. Concord, sloop of war, requiring slight repairs. At Charlestown, Mass. Columhus, ship of the line, requiring moderate repairs. Independence, ship of the line, requiring a thorough

repair. , Constitution, frigate, undergoing a thorough repair. Erie, sloop of war, undergoing a thorough repair. Boston, sloop of war, requiring considerable repairs. At Brooklyn, N. Y. Ohio, ship of the line, requiring extensive repairs. Washington, ship of the line, requires thorough repairs. Franklin, sinp of the line, requires thorough'repairs. Hudson, frigate, requires rebuilding. Brandywine, frigate, has just been coppered, and is nearly repaired for sea service. At Philadelphia. Cyane, sloop of war, to be replaced. Ji^arren, sloop of war, just arrived, requires slight repairs. Sea Gull, unfit for repairs. At Gosport, Va. NoHh Carolina, ship of the line, requires considerable repairs. Java, frigate, to be replaced. Guerriere, frigate, requires extensive repairs. Congress, frigate, requires extensive repairs. Army Officers. 221 ARMY REGISTER.

GENERAL STAFF. Alexander Macomb, Major-General. Edmund P. Gaines, Brig. Gen. Major General brevet. Winfield Scott, do. do. Roger Jones, Adjutant General, Colonel. John E. Wool, Inspector-General, Col Brig. Gen. br. George Croghan, Inspector-General, Colonel. Thomas S. Jesup. Brig. Gen. Quarter-Master-General. Wm. Linnard, Quarter-Master, Major, Lieut. Col. br. Henry Stanton, Quarter-Master, Major. Trueman Cross, do. do. Jashua B. Brant, do. do. Geo Gibson, Colonel, Com. Gen. of Sub. Brig. Gen. br James H. Hook, Commissary Quarter-Master. Joseph P. Taylor, Commissary, Assist. Quar-Master. PAY DEPARTMENT. Nathan Towson, Paymaster Genera], Lt Col. br. Paymasters^ Thomas Wright, Asher Phillips, Benj. F Lamed, David S. TownsenTl, Daniel Randall, Charles A. Smith, A. A. Massias, T. P. Andrews, Edmund Kirby, L. G. De Russey, William Piatt, Robert A. Forsyth, Adam D. Stewart, Wm. S. Harney. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT. Callender Irvine, Com. Gen. of Purchases. Peter Fayssoux, Storekeeper. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon- Gen€7'al, Joseph Lovell. Surgeons, Tiiom- s Lawson, Thomas G. Mower, B.F. Harney. W. V. Wheaton, J. P. C. Macmahon, Wm. Beaumont, Lyman Foot, C. A. Finley, P. H Craig, R. S. Satterlee, Zina Pitcher, Samuel G. T. De Camp. ENGINEER I'EPARTMENT. Carps of Engineers. Charles Gratiot Chief Engineer, Brig. Gen. br. lAeutenant-Col nel, Joseph G. Tolren, Col. br. Majors, Sylvanus Thayer, Lt Col br R.E. DeRussey. Captains,' John L Smith, George Blany, William H. Chase, Rich.Delafield, Andrew Talcott W. A. Eliason. .

222 Governors In the several States.

First Lieutenants, Thomas J. Leslie, Paymaster, Cornelias A. Ogden, Henry Brewerton, Stephen Tut- tle, George Button, J. Mansfield. Second Lieutenants, Alexander H. Bowman, Thomp- son S. Brown, William H. C. Bartlett, Robert E. Lee, Alexander J. Swift, Roswell Park. ORDINANCE PEPARTMENT. George Bomford Colonel, br. George Talcott, Lieut. Col. Henry K. Craig. Wm. I. Worth, Majors, brevet. R. L. Baker, Major br. , John Syming- ton, Wm. H. Bell, Edward Harding, Alfred Mordecai, Bedj. Hujer, James A. J. Bradford, John Hills, James W. Ripley. TOPOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT. Majors, John Anderson, Lt. Col. br. John J.Abert, do. James Kearney, do. Steph. H. Long, do. P. H.Perrault, do. Hartman Bache, br. ASSISTANT TOP. ENGINEERS. Captains, W. G. M'Neill, James D. Graham, Wm. Turnbull, William H. Swift. GOVERNORS. Maine, Robert P. Dunlnp South Cm-oZina, Robert V J\/'ew Hampshire, Samuel Hayne Dinsmore Mississippi, H. G. Runnels Massachusetts. John Davis Georgia Wilson Lumpkin Rhode Island, John B. Kentucky, John Breathitt Francis Tennessee, William Carroll Connecticut, Henry W.Ed- Ohio, Robert Lucas wards Louisiana, A. B Roman Vermont, Wm. A. Palmer Indiana, JV*et« York, Wm. L. Marcy Illinois, John Reynolds JSJ'eiv Jersey,FeierD Vror>m Alabama, John Gayle Pennsylvania, Geo. Wolf Missouri, Daniel Dunklin Delaware, Caleb P.Bennett Maryland, James Thomas territories. Virginia, John Floyd 3fic/ir^aw,GeorgeB.Porter JSTorth Carolina, David L. Arkansas, John Pope Swain Floridas, William P. Duval Tariff of Duties. 223 TARIFF OF DUTIES.

The Massachusetts Register for 1833 contains the Tariff of Duties upon goods imported into the United States after the 3d of March, J 833, as established by Act of Con- gress, July 14, 1832. —The new Act on the Tariff is here inserted. An Act to modify the Act of the lAth of July, 1832, and all other acts imposing duties on imports.

Sect. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Con- gress assembled, That from and after the 31st day of De- cember, 1833, in all cases where duties are imposed on foreign imports by the act of the 14lh day of July, 1832, entitled " An act to alter .•jnd amend the several acts im- posing duties on imports," or by any other act, shall ex- ceed twenty per centum on the value thereof, one tenth part of such excess shall be deducted ; from and after the 31st day of December, 1835, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; from and after the 31st day of Decem- ber, 1837, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; from and after tlie 31st day of December, 1839, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; and from and after the 31st day of Decem.ber, 1841, one half of the residue of such excess shall be deducted ; and from and after the 30th day of June, 1842, the other half thereof shall be deducted. Sect. 2. And be it further enacted, That so much of the second section of the act ol'thc 14th of July aforesaid, as fixes the rate of duty on all milled and fulled cloth, known by the names of plain?, kerseys, or kendal cottons, of which wool is the only material,' the value whereof does not exceed thirty-five cents a .square yard, at five per centum ad valorem, shall be, and the same is hereby re- pealed. And the said articles shall be subject to the same duty of fifty per centum, as is provided by the said second section for other manufactures of wool ; which duty shall be liable to the same deductions as are prescribed by the first section of this act. Sect. 3. And be it further enacted, That until the 30th day of June, 1842, the duties imposed by existing laws, as modified by this act, shall remain and continue to be col- lected. And from and after the day last aforesaid, all duties upon imports shall be collected in ready money ; 224 Tariff of Duties.

and all credits now allowed by law, in the payment of duties, shall be, and hereby are abolished ; and such duties shall be laid for the purpose of raising such revenue as may be necessary to an economical administration of the

Government ; and from and after the day last aforesaid, the duties required to be paid by law on goods, wares, and merchandise, shall be assessi^d upon the value thereof at the port where the same shall be entered, under such reg- ulations ns may be prescribed by law. Sect. 4. And be it further enacted, That in addition to the articles now exe-npt by tiie act of the J4th of July, 1832, and the existing laws, from the payment of duties, the following articles imported from and after the 3lst day of Decemb'M-, IS33, and until the 30th day of June, 1842, shall also (be) admitted to entry, free from duty, to wit: bleached and unbleached linens, table linen, linen napkins, and linen cambrics, and worsted stuff goods, shawls, and other manufactures of silk and worsted, manufactures of silk, or of which silk shall be the component material of chief value, coming from this side of the Cape of Good Hope, except sewing silk. Sect. 5. And be it further enacted. That from and after the said 30th day of June, 1842, tlie following arti- cles shall be admitted to entry, free from diny, to wit: inrligo, quicksilver, sulphur, crude saltpetre, grindstones, reiined borax, emory, opium, tin in plates and sheets, gum Arabic, gum Senegal, lac dye, madder, madder root, nut.s and berries used in dyeing, saffron, tumeric, woad or pas- tel, aloes, ambergris, Burgundy pitch, cochineal, camomile flowers, coriander seed, catsup, chalk, cocuius indicus, liorn plates for lanterns, ox horns, other horns and tips, India rubber, maniifiictured ivory, juniper berries, musk, nuts of all kinds, oil of juniper, unmanufactured rattans and reeds, tortoise shell, tin foil, sliellac, vegetables used principally in dyeing and cotnposing dyes, weld, and all articles employed chiefly for dyeing except allum, cop- peras, bichromate of potash, prussiafe of potash, chromate of potash, and nitrate of lead, aquafortis, and tartaric acids. .4nd all imports on wiiich the first section of this act may operate, and all articles now admitted to entry free from duty, or paying a less rate of duty than twenty per centum ad valorem, before the said 30th day of June, 1842, from and after that day may be admitted to entry subject to such duty, not exceeding twenty per centum ad valorem, ad shall be provided for bj law. Branches of the United States Bank. 225

Sect. 6. And be it further enacted, That so much of the act of the 14th day of July, 1832, or of any other act as is inconsistent with this act, shall be, and the same is

hereby repealed ; Provided, That nothing herein contain- ed shall be so construed as to prevent the passage, prior or subsequent to the said 30th day of June, 1842, of any act or acts, from time to time, that may be necessary to detect, prevent, or punish evasions of the duties on imports imposed by law, nor to prevent the passage of any act prior to the 30th day of June, 1842, in the contingency either of excess or deficiency of revenue, altering the rates of duties on articles wliich, by the aforesaid a<;t of the 14th day of July, 1832, are subject to a less rate of duty than twenty p«r centum ad valorem, in such manner as not to exceed that rate, and so as to adjust the revenue to either of the said contingencies.

Presidents and Cashiers of Branches of U. S. Banks,

Philadelphia, Nicholas Biddle, President.—Samuel Jandon, Cashier. John Andrews, 1st Assistant Cashier. Jos.Cowperthwait, 2d do. Andrew Suinners, Chief Clerk, Transfer Department. Portsmouth, K\t\9inAer Ladd, President. Eben. Wentworth, Cashier. Boston, \V\ \\i\in A|»i!!et()n, " Samuel Frotliingham, " P;/t/,Eii('ch Parsons, " J. P. Biunhani, " " A^erv ?'(/7A:, Isaac Lawrence, " M. Robinson, D. Allee, Assistant " Baltimore, WiUiam Patterson," John White, " M'^av/iiiifrfun, Sam\. H.Sinhh, " Richard Smith, •' i?ic///)(<)//'/, Joseph Anderson, " Jan>es Robn tson, ** Norfolk, Georjje N<-\vton, " Joseph L. Roberts^ «* Chnrlfs'on, loseph Johnson, " Ptttr Bacot, •* 5'«t'/7n'^ra/?, John Cumming, " James Hunter, '* Fnijcttttville, John Hnske, " J. W. Sandford, *' y. 0;7Mn4-, W.W. Montgomery, " Janus Saul, ** 1. C. Magoffin, Assistant " Louifville, John J. Jacob, " Giorgt- C. Gwathmey, " Pittxhiirg, A. Bracktmidge, " John Thaw. " Lrj,-//f,g^/o»/, John lilford, '• Mat.'liew T. Scott, " Mobile, " GiorgfPoe, jr. ** JV'afc/jf.?, L.R. Marshall, " T. Hendt rson, »• Sashville, I. H. Fletcher, " J.ihn Somt- rville, " ^r. Lr,(/ij.. J. O.Failon, " Henry SCox^-, »* Bt/jT^'/Zt/, \V. U. Hoeh.sier, " Daniel Spiigg, " Cfnrinnnii, J. Ri ynolds, " P. Benstm, ** ITrri, J

This edifice, now in the occupancy of the Municipal Officers of the City, was erected in 1714. The expense was borne equally between the then Province and Town of Boston. By a severe fire, in 1747, it became necessary to entirely rebuild the interior: again, the Province paid one half of the expense, the County of Suffolk one quarter, and the inhabitants of Boston were assessed for the re- mainder. On the 21st of November 1832, the City Hall accidentally took fire again, from a spark, it is supposed, from a building on fire on the north side of State Street, directly opposite. Though considerably damaged in the roof, the public records were not injured, nor much of the furniture of the public offices. Three thousand five hun- dred dollars was appropriated to make the necessary re- pairs. After the Revolution, it was the place of meeting for the General Court, till after the completion of the State- House, near Bearon hill. From about that time, to the year 1830, (thirty years,) the lower floor and cellar, were used by various tradesmen, Insurance Offices, &c. At the close of 1830, having been thoroughly repaired, it was, by an ordinance of the City Government, called the City Hall,—by which name it is hereafter to be designa- ted. It stands at the head of State Stre<'t, and on the line of Washington Street, the Broadway of the Metropolis of Massachusetts. Its length is 112 feet, by 36 in width, with a tower, overlooking most of the city and harbour, rising from the centre of the roof. Being in the very focus of business, and nearly in the centre of the city, the use to which this venerable pile is now devoted, appears to give universal satisfaction.

On the first floor are three large rooms : that facing Washington Street, is the Post-Office. At the other ex- tremity, looking down State Street, is the Marine News Room, one of the best conducted establishments, for the accommodation of Merchants, in the United States. The middle room, a lofty apartment, supported by pillars, is the exchange, and common thorough-fare to the Public Offices. —

• City Officers in Boston. 227

From this central room or Merchants' Exchange, is a flight of winding stairs, leading to a suit of apartments, in the second story. Directly over the Post-Office is the splendid Hall of the Common Council. Opposite, over the Merchants' Exchange Room, is the no less richly and tastefully ornamented Hall of the Mayor and Alder- men. In this room, the Chief Magistrate of the City, together with the City Clerk, remain through the day, in the discharge of their ordinary duties. The Board of Aldermen hold their meetings on Monday evenings. Around the circular area of the stairs, are a series of Offi- ces, viz. the Auditor's, Treasurer's, Clerk of Common Council, and he Health Office, which latter accomodates the City Marshal, Superintendent of Burial Grounds, Captain of the Watch, Superintendent of Lamps and the Commissioner of Streets. Another flight of stairs leads to the third story, in which is the Office of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, City Land Commissioner, Messenger, a Committee Room, Post-Master's private apartment, and a large Hall,in which is a recently organized public Vaccine Institution, for the gratuitous innoculation of the poor, during the winter months. The whole is lighted with gas, as well as the lamps at the four corners of the building. Besides being highly ornamental to the city, the concentration of so many im- portant offices under one roof, renders the City Hall an object of peculiar interest. CITY OFFICERS. MAYORS. Appointed. Died or Resigned. 1822. Hon. John Phillips, 1823. 1823. Hon. Josiah Quincy, 1829. 1829. Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Hon. Charles Wells, 1834. 1834. Hon. Theodore Lyman, jr. ALDERMEN.

Jabez Ellis *Josiah Dunham ^ Thomas Wetmore *Nathan Gurney Samuel Fales *Samuel A. Eliot ^Charles Leighto|i * New Members. $J28 City Officers in Boston.

COMMON COUNCIL. Ward No. ]. Enoch H. Snelling, *Henry D. Gray, Robert Keith, *Henry J. Oliver. No. 2. John W. James, *George W. Smith, *John B. Tremere, ^Joseph M. Leavitt. No. 3. Samuel Chessman, *John Snelling-, *Joshua Sears, *Simon G. Shipley No. 4. *x\mmi Cutter, *Ezra Trull, *Asa Lewis, *Georgre W. Lewis. No. 5. ^Michael Roulstone, ^Nathaniel F. Cun- ningham, ^Calvin Washburn, *Enoch Hobart. No. 6. Joseph S. Hastings, Grenville T. Winthrop, *Jesse Shaw, *George W. Bazin No. 7. Levi Baitlett, Henry Rice, William T. Eus- tis, Josiah Quincy, jr. No. 8. Edward G. Prescott, O. W. B. Peabody, *Benjamin A. Gould, *Isaac McLellan, jr. No. 9. Eliphalet Williams, *James 3 Richardson, *Henry Sarsfent, *Edward Cruft, jr. No. 10. Daniel Messinger, Israel Martin, Thomaa R. Dascomb, *William Reed. No. 11, Robert T. Paine, Ruel Baker, *Elias B. Thayer, *Philip Marett. No. 12. Thomas Hunting, Joseph Harris, jr. James Blake, *Josiah L. C. Amee. Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, City Trrasurer. Benjamin Pollard, City Marshal. Francis C. Whiston, Chas. B. Wells, Deputy Marshals. William Hayden, jr. Auditor of Ji'counts. Caleb Hay ward, Clerk of Fnneuil Hall Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Street Commissioner. FlavelCase, CapLofthe fFatch^ Superintend. of Lamps. John Pickering, City Solicitor. Johnson Colby, Messenger. HEALTH OFFICERS. Benjamin Pollard, Internal Health Commissioner. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician, Rains- ford Island. [Offices City Hall.] * New Members. City Officers in Boston. 229

CoTtsuUincr Physicians, Drs. John C. Warren, Benjamin Shurtleff, George Hayward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck. George P. Tewksbury, Captain of the Quarantine Boat* John Minot, Keeper of Ramsfora Island Hospital. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward 1. Joseph Lewis 7. Henry Edwards 2. Nathaniel Budd 8. James H. Foster 3. George P. Kern 9. Ambrose Seaton 4. 10. Samuel Sanger 5. Daniel Henchman U. Richards Child 6. Billings Briggs 12» Alvan Simonds The Board hold a mseting on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of every month, at their office, Fan- euil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporated as a Board of Trustees, of John Boylston's and other charitable funds, left for the assistance of persons of good character, and advanced age, " who have been reduced by misfortune to indigence and want." Treasurer and Clerk of the Corporation, James H. Foster, Esq. The meetings of the Board of Trustees are held in April and October. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Ward 1. Justin Field 7. J. Greely Stevenson 2. William Dyer 8. George "Ripley 3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. William Grigg 4. Jeremiah Fitch 10. Stephen Fairbanks 5. Henry Williams 11. John Knapp 6. Joel H. Linsley 12. John L. Blake DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND REFORMATION. Richards Child Joseph Lewis Moses Grant Samuel D. Harris Richard B. Callender Daniel Henchman A. P. Cleveland Artemas Simonds, Superintendent House of Industry, John C, Howard, Physician, 230 City Officers in Boston. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Daniel Hastings William T. Andrews Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Darracott FIRE DEPARTMENT. Thomas C Amory, Chief Engineer. Engineers. William Barnicoat Henry Smith Thomas Haviland David Kimball John S. Tyler George M. Smith Benjamin M. Nevers John Green, jr. Otis Munroe Peter Dunbar Neheraiah P. Mann, jr. William G. Eaton John Hammond Jolm Collamore, jr. David Tillson INSTRUCTEKS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Latin — Charles K. Dillaway, Master, Sebastian F. Streeter, Suh Master, Francis Gardner, jr. and Henry W. Torrey, Ushers. English High — Solomon P. Miles, Principal, Thomas Sherwin, Sub Master, Erastus W. Thayer, Usher, Francis M. J» Surault, Instructer in French, Jonathan Snelling, Instructer in Writing in the Latin and En- glish High Schools. Eliot — David B Tower, Grammar Master, Levi Co- nant. Writing Master. Hancock — Barnum Field, Grammar Master, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Writing Master. Mayhew — William Chiugh, Grammar Master, Aaron D. Capen, Writing Master. BowDOiN — Abraham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. BoYLSTON — Charles Fox, Grammar Master, Abel Wheeler, Writing Master. Adams — Samuel iiarrett. Grammar Master, Josiali Fairbank, Writing Master. Franklin — Richard G Parker, Grammar Master, Otis Pierce, Writing Master. W^ELLS — Cornelius Walker, Grammar JWosfer, Benja- min Callender, Writing Master. Ha WES, South Boston — Moses W. Walker, Master. African — William Bascom, Master. City Officers in Boston. 231 WARD OFFICERS. No. 1.

Ezra Eaton, Warden. — Bradley N. Cumin ofs, Clerk. Inspectors^ George P. MiJne, John Liscom, George Carpenter, Edwin Bradley, Thomas E. Lillie. No. 2. Richard Brackett, Warden. — Lewis Josselyn, Clerk. Inspectors, J amesh. Barbour, Charles E. Gay, Samuel Q. Cochran, Francis Merrifield, No. 3. Levi R. Lincoln Warden, — William L. Beal, Clerk, Inspectors, Seth Sumner, Thomas Gould, jr. Enoch W. Perry, J. R. Raymond. No. 4. William French, Warden. — A. W. Grant, Clerk. Inspectors, William R. Stacy, .Tob Taber, Calvin S. Russell, Jacob Richardson, Strickland' Hamilton, No. 5. Ninian C. Betton, Warden. — William AUine, Clerk, Inspectors, Ebenezer N. Huntinjr, Theophilus Burr, Daniel Brown, Peter C. Jones, Edward Thorndike. No. 6. James C. Merrill, Warden. — Theod. O. Thacher, Clerk, Inspectors, James Harrod, Dwight Prouty, Stephen Titcomb, Aaron Jaquith, William Crombie. No. 7. , Warden. — N. A. Thompson, Clerk, Inspectors, James M. Thompson, William H, McLel- lan, Otis Daniels, , No. 8. Samuel Greele, Warden. — H. W. Sargent, Clerk. Inspectors, John B. Russell, Jacob G. Hallet, Lewis Boutell, A. H, Ward, William Stearns. No. 9. Thomas Minns, Warden. — W. H. Homer, Clerk. Inspectors, David S. Eaton, Sewall Barker, George N. Faxon, John Lang, E. L. vSnow. No. 10. Moses Wheeler, Warden. — James Blake, jr. Clerk. Inspectors, John Rupp, Edward R. Griffith, Nathaniel R. Meder, Obadiah Rich. S32 City Officers in Boston.

No. 11. John Knapp, Warden. — Calvin W. Haven, Clerk. Inspectors, Calvin Ballard, William Willet, Otis Bul- Jard, C. B. Darling, Melancthon Smith. No. 12. John T. Pingley, Warden. — Freeman Hunt, Clerk. Inspectors^ M. 8. Huntincr, B.B.Kent, Thomas W. Beaverns, Cranston Hawe, B. D. Baxter.

James Wilson, City Crier. [Office under Exchange CofFee-Iiouse.] Samuel Philiips, John R. Bradford, Haif Weis^hers. Samuel Eeals, Amo3 Stevens, Sealers of Weights and Measures Caleb Loring, jr. Sealer of Boats and Lighters. Geo. W. Otis, Surveyor General. [Office 112 Milk at.]

Deputy Surveyor. Jonathan Lorinor Jonathan Thaxter Ilolun Hartshorn Hiram Bosworth Warren Bowker William Green Seth Thaxter W^m. Fisk, for Mahogany. Henry Blake Thomas Lamson, jr. Thomas Barry Gad Leavitt, for Ship Charles Hersey Timber.

JTence Viewers, Nathaniel Bradiee, Romanus Emerson, Rulun Hartshorn, Abel Hewins. Cullers of Di-y Fish, Nathaniel Howe, Benjamin Clark, Benjamin Lukis, Charles L. Poole. Cullers of Hoops and Staves. Benj-imin Clark, Nathaniel Howe, Charles L. Pook, James Brown. inspectors of Lime, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. i^ssay Master, Lewis A- Lanriat. Ilogreeves, Hamoards, and Field Drivers^ James Ell- wood, Levi White, Charles Gaylord. Surveyors of Hemp, Samuel Emmons, Benjamin Rich. ^Uasurers of Wood, William Shattuck, Samuel Phillips, James Wilson, Moses Hadley, John R. Bradford. f^wBid Keepers, Samuel Phillips, Royal Oliver, Levi Wliite. City Officers in Boston. 233

ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Basa Thomas Jackson. Assistant Assessors. Ward No. 1. Nicholas Little, Job Turner. No. 2. Benjamin Clark, Moses Miller. No. 3. Joseph Veazie, Joshua Sears No. 4. Edward D. Clark. Jeremiah Fitch. No. 5. James Ridgway, Calvin Washburn. No. 6. Billings Briggs, Mark Healey. No. 7. Robert Rogerson, John W. Trull. No. 8. Thomas D, Bradley, Josiah Marshall. No. 9. Alexander Young, James B. Richardson. No. 10. Wm. H. Prentice, Charles F. Kupfer. No. ]1. Josiah Vose, Joel Fay. No. 12. Luther Felton, Jacob Flinn. Undertakers. , 4 Lynn street. Martin Smith, Prospect street. Joseph Wilcutt, - Sea street. Thomas Murray, - - - Dearborn Avenue. John Deluce, - South Boston. Oliver B. Alexander, - Rear St. Paul's Church. Cyrus Babbet, - Purchase street. Henry Davis, - - - Garden court. Thomas Haskell, - 27 Salem street. John B. Braid, - - South Boston, - - Stephen S Andrews, , - Bromfield street. Joseph Willcutt,jr. - Rear No. 13 N. Bennet street. Thomas Andrews, Prince, corner of Hanover street. Edward Barrington, South Margin street. Jonathan Atherton, - Warren street, rear of No. 39. Francis Dillaway, - Elliot street.

Constables appointedfor one year, to July, 1834. Elisha Copeland Ebenezer Shute Abraham Lansing Jonathan Prescott George Robinson Edmund Chisole Thomas Holden James Pierce Willard Clough George Reed Mitchel Lincoln Derastus Clapp Josiah Baldwin Michael Riley John Reed Horatio Bass John Henry Matthias Ellis Eben. Trescott Solo. B. Morse Benj. Brown, jr. Elisha V. Glover Wm. Dinsmore Richard Hosea 20 William Loring 2»U Boston Medical Association.

Auctioneers , licensed to July, 1834. William Andrews P. P. F. Degrand Loring Newcomb James M. Allen, George L.Deblois Otis Rich & Co Elisha f iske Andr. W.SchafFer Baker & Alexan- Daniel Hersey Frink Stratton der Edward F. Hall John Tyler P^eth E. Benson Jabez Hatch, jr. Charles Torrey Stephen Brown Nestor Houghton John S. Tyler Samuel K. Bayley & Co. George P.Thomas Elias Bean Hall & Peterson Whitwell & Bond .lac'bChamberlain Thos. K. Jones Ferdin. E. White ( kxolidge & Has- Ben]. W. Mudge Whitney & Wise kell Tristram B. Mac- Nathaniel H. J. L. Cunningham kay Whitaker MEMBERS OF THE »OSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,

A.rrang'ed according to the time of their admittance.

William Spooner, 2 Barton street. William Ingalls, 'Z Hamilton place. John Dixwell, 5 Somerset place. James Jackson, 32 Summer Street. l?eniamin Shurtleff, 134 Tremont Street. John C. Warren, 2 Park Street. John Randall, 20 Winter Street. (Jeorge C Shattuck, Staniford, corner of Cambridge St. John B. Brown, 2 Montgomery Place. Jacob Bigelow, 27 Summer Street. Walter Channing, Tremont, corner of School Street. George Hayward, St. Paul's Row, Tremont Street. George Parkman, 2 Cambridge Street. Abner Phelps, 49 Congress Street. Zabdiel B Adams, 21 Pearl Street Solomon D. Townsend, 16 Somerset Street. John Ware, Tremont Street. David Osffood, 32 High Street Samuel A^ Shurtleff, l^emberton Hill. Enoch Hale, 14 West Street. ^umuel Adams, 31 School Street Boston Medical Association. 235

fid ward Reynolds, jr. 12 Winter Street. Woodbridge Strong, 18 Winter Street. John Jeffries, 15 Franklin Street. Williams Bradford, Broadway, South Boston. Thomas W. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist, 16 Winter St. Josiah F. Flagg, Surgeon Dentist, 11 Winter Street. George B. Doane, 6S Court Street Chandler Robbing, jr. Franklin corner of Hawley St. Caleb H. Snow. Jerome V. C. Smith, Health Office, City Hall, quaran- tine Physician of the Port. George W. Otis, jr. 23 School street. Edwin Adams, 27 Tremont street. Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan Place, Federal street. Winslow Lewis, jr. Boylston, corner of Pleasant street. Hezekiah Eldridge, 170 Washington street. Charles T. Hildreth, 3 Beach street. D. Humphreys Storer, 14 Winter street. Joshua B Flint, 15 Green street. Horatio Robinson. J. Greely Stevenson, School, corner of Tremont street. John Flint, 20 Tremont street. Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street. Joseph Palmer, 7 Arch street. Edward G. Davis, 17 Pearl street. Joseph W. McKean, 12 Hanover street. Martin Gay, 48 Milk street. Alexander Thomas, 35 Tremont street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hay ward Place. Nathan C Keep, Surgeon Dentist, 286 Washington st. Frederick A. Sumner, jr. 24 School street. John B. Stebbins, Broadway, South Boston, ('harles Choate, 27 Howard street. William Grigg, 30 Atkinson street. Charles Walker, corner of Hancock and Cambridge sts. Benjamin T. Prescott, Portland street. Giles H. Lodge, 5 Hanover street. John C Howard, West street. Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street. Thomas Gray, jr 187AVashington street. John Homans, 157 Tremont street. Edward J. Davenport, Williams, corner of Federal 8t. Henry Dyer, 7 Green street. 236 Stages from Boston.

Daniel Harwood, Surgeon Dentist, 145 Tremont street. Angus. A. Gould, Tremont, corner of Pemberton Hill. Calvin Ellis, 21 Summer street. Marshall S. Perry, 467 Washington street. A. A. Watson, 1 Beach street. Thomas H. Thompson, 208 Hanover street. Levi B. Gale, 24 Atkinson street. Samuel H Smith, 11 Atkinson street. Albert Williams, (iO Salem street George Bartlett, Green, corner of Chamber street. Edward Warren, 3 Bumstead Place. Benjamin F. Wing, Tremont House. Ambrose Seaton, 106 Purchase street. James Wood, Federal, corner of FrankKn street. William G. Hanaford, 10 Hanover street. Paul Simpson, jr. Federal corner of Franklin street. Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street. Joseph Roby, 161 Court street Howard Sargent, 13 Chestnut street. Edward L. Cunningham, Williams, corner of Fed. st. Caleb S Whitman, Broadway, South Boston. Asa B. Snow, 136 Hanover street. Jesse Chickering, 1 Beach street. Wiliam E. Foster, corner of Bennet &Washington sts. Henry A. Ward, Sullivan Place, Federal street. Charles G. Putnam, 9 Winter street. Alpheus Proctor, 45 Federal street. Austin Flint, Boylston street. James B Gregerson. LIST OF STAGES. The hours at which they start from and arrive at Boston. [From Messrs. Badg-er and Porter's " Stage Register."] Albany Accom. leaven Earl's, 36 Hanover st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives in Boston the following days at 6 p m. Albany Mail, via Greenfield, leaves Bricham's 42 Hanover st. Mon Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives Tu Th and Sat at 6 p ni. Albany, via Brattleborough, Vt. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover St. Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a ni, and arrives at 8 p in, following evenings. Albany, via Springfield, leaves Earl's, Hanover st. every day, e.x. Sun. at 2 am, and arrives at 7 pm. Albany Accom. via Northampton, leaves Earl's Hanover st. Tu Th and Sat at 2 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 8 p m. Albany Daily, stage leaves 42 Hanover st. at 2 a m, arrives 8 pm. Albany Mail, via Northampton, leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 2 a m, and arrives next days at 7 p m. Stages from Boston. 237

Albany Mail, via Sprinsfield, leaves Earl's, 3G Hanover St. Tu Th and Sat at "2 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 7 p m. Amherst, Windsor, and Burlington Mail, leaves City Tavern every morning at 7 and arrives at 3 p ni. Andover, leaves City Tavern every day, Sunday ex. at 3 p m, and arrives at quarter past 9. Athol Acconi. leaves 43 Hanover st. Tu Tb and Sat at 7 a m, ar- rives the following days at 6 p ni. Barre, Greenfield, and Albany Mail, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elrast. Tu Th and Sat at 2 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 7 p m. Bristol and Warren Mail, via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel Mon Wed and Fri at 5 a m, and arrives Tu Th and Sat at half past 6 p ni. Bridgevvater and Randolph Mail, leaves 158 Washington st. Tu Th and Sat at 12 noon, and arrives at 10 p in. Brookline, leaves iS'orfolk avenue every day except Sunday, at 8 1-2, 2 1-2, and 6 1-2. Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun at 4 p m, and arrives at 10 am. Concord, N. H. leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 1-2 past 6 a m, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Concord, N. H. and Burlington, Vt. leaves 9 Elm st. every day. Concord, N. H. via Lowell, leaves Marlboro' Hotel Mon Wed and r-i at 7 a m, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Concord, iN. H. via Lowell and Derry, leaves 7 Elm st. every morning at 7. Concord, N. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm st. every morning ex. Mon at7. Concord Hanover, Burlington, and Montreal and Mail, leaves 1 1 Elm st. every morning ex. Sun at 7. Concord Accom. via Andover, leaves Elm st. every day except Sunday at 7 a m. Concord Accom. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover st. Mon Wed and Sat at 4 p m, and arrives at 9 a m. Charlestown Hourly, leaves 45 Brattle st. Cambridge, leaves 45 Bialtle st. every day except Sun at 9 and 11 am; ], 3, 4, 5, 7 p m. Cambridge and East Cambridge, leaves 45 Brattle st. every day, except Sunday, at 8 a m, returns at 1pm, v^ ith the mail. Cambridge, Lexington, and Bedford Mail, leaves Brigham's, Hand- ver St. Tu and Fri at 3 p m. Cambridgeport Hourly, leaves 45 Brattle street. Canton, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon Tu Th and Sat at 4p m. Dover, N. H. leaves 85 Ann st. every morning except Sunday at 8, and arrives at 4 p m. Dorchester and South Boston, leaves 158 Washington street at half past 9, 2, and 5. Dorchester and Milton, leaves 11 Elm st. every day, Sun ex. at half past 4 p m, arrives at half past 9 a m. Dedliam, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. daily, at half past 4 p m,and arrives at half past 8am. Dudley Accom. leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover st. Tu Th and Sat at 7 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri p m. Duxbury Mail, leaves City Tavern every day ex. Sun at 9 a m. East Bridgewater, Abington, and Upper Weymouth Accom. leavea City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 1 p m. East, West, and North Bridgewater, and Randolph Accom. leavea City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 3 p m, 20* 238 Stages from Boston.

East Sudbury and Rutland Mail, leaves 36 Hanover street Tu Th and Sat mornings at 8, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4 p m. Fitchburgli and Keene, N. H. leaves Wilde's, Elm st. Tu Th and Sun at 4 a m, arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. Fitchburgli, Fitzwiliiani and Brattleboro' Mail, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm street Tu Th and Sat at 5 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at6pni. Fitchburgh, Keene, N. H.and Rutland, Vt. leaves 11 Elm st. every week day at 4 a m. Foxborough and Sharon Accom. leaves W^ashington Coffee House Tu Th and i?cH at II am. Groton Accom. leaves Brigham's, Hanover st. Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4 p m. Gloucester Mail, leaves City Hotel every day except Sunday at 11 a m, arrives at i-2 noon. Haverhill and Concord, N. H. leaves 11 Elm st. Mon W^ed and Fri at 7 a m, arrives next days at G p ni. Haverhill, Ms. Dover N. II. and Portland, Me. leaves 11 Elm st. every day except Sunday at half past 7, and arrives at6 p m. Hyannis Mail, leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at 3 a m. Hopkinton, N. H. leaves 11 Elm st. Tu Th and Sat at 7 am, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. Hartford and New Haven, middle road, leaves W^ildes's, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a m, and arrives at 6 next p m. Hartford, leaves Earl's, Hanover st. Mon Wed and Fri at 9 am, and arrives next days at 2 p m. Haverhill and Andover Accom. leaves Wilde's, Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at half past 2 p m, arrives at half past 10. Hingham, leaves Elm st. Hotel every day ex. Sun at 4 p m, and arrives at half past 8 a nj. Another stage leaves the Fulton House at 3 p m. Keene, N. H. Mail, leaves Brigham's, 49 Hanover st. every morn- ing at 6, and arrives same evening. Lowell, Nashua, Amherst, N. H. and Francestown, leaves Suffolk and Marlboro' Hotels Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri. Lowell, leaves Elm st. Tu Th and Sat at 2 p m. Lowell, leaves W^ilde's, Elm st. every day ex. Sun at 2 and 3 pm. Lowell, leaves 7 Elm st. every day except Sunday at 7 a m and 2 and 3 p ni. Lancaster and Fitchburgh Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat mornings at 8, and arrives Mon Wed and Friday at 2 p m. Medtield, Medway, and Mendon, leaves l.'SS Washington st. and 11 Elm St. Mon Wed and Fri at 6 a m, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Methuen Accom leaves II Elm st. Tu Th and Sat at half past 2 pm. Marblehead, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun at half past 4 pm, and arrives at 10 a m. Marshfield, Scituate, Cohasset and Hingham, leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m. Medford, leaves W^ilde's, 11 Elm st. every day except Sun at half past 12 noon, and 6 p m. Northampton Accom. leaves Boston Mon W^ed and Fri at 11 a m, and arrives next days. Nashua and Concord, N. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm st. Tu Th and Sat at 6 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri and 6 p m. New Bedford Mail, leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at half past 6 am, and arrives next days p m. Stages from Boston. 239

New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at half past 8, and arrives next days, evening. New Bedford Accom. via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel Tu Th and t?at mornings at half past 8, and arrives Mou Wed and Friday evenings. Newport Mail, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day, Sunday excepted, at 5 a m, and arrives 6 1-2 p m. Newbnryport, Exeter and Dover, N. H. Accom. leaves 84 Ann st. every morning except Sun at half past 7, and arrrives at 6 p m. Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 84 Ann st. every day except Sun at 2 p m, and arrives at I p m. Newton, Needham, Natick, Slierburne, Holliston, Milford, Men- don and Uxbridge Daily line, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a m, and Tu Th and Sat at half past Ham. Newton Lower Falls, leaves 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Friday at 3 1-2 p m New York Mail, leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover st. every day at 1-4 be- fore 7, arrives at 3 1-2 p m. Norwich Sti'-amboat Line, leaves Wilde's, 11 Elm st. every day Fri except Sat and Sun ; Mon Wed and mornings at 3, Tu and Th at 12 ni, and connects with the boat at Norwich for New York. Plymouth Accom. leaves City 'i'avern Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m, Plymouth, Sandwich, and Barnst;ible Mail, leaves City Tavern every morning except Sun at 3 1-2, arrives p m. Plymouth and New Bedford Mail, leaves Franklin House Mon Wed and Fri at 7 am, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Portland, Me. Mail, leaves Eastern Stage House every day at 4 1-2 p m, arrives at 6 a m. Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves Wilde's, 84 Ann st. every morn- ing except Sun at 8, and arrives at 5 p m. Peterboroush, N. H. leaves Elm st. Tu Th and Sat mornings, at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4 p m. Providence Citizens' Stage, leaves Marlboro' Hotel and Mansion House, Milk st. every morning at 5. Accom. Stage leaves every day except Sunday at 11, and on Sunday at 8. Providence Union line, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover st. every week day at 5, and on Sunday at 9 a m. An Accom. leaves same place every week day at 11 a m. Providence Tremont Coaches, leave City Tavern every day at 5 am. Portsmouth Accom. leaves 84 Ann st. every morning except Sun at 7, and arrives at 5 p m. Gluincy, leaves Jennings's, Elm st. every day except Sunday at 4 p m, and arrives at half past 8 a m. Randolph and New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at 8 a m, and arrives next days p m. Rnxbury and Winnesimit Omnibus, leaves Norfolk avenue daily at 8 1-2, 10 1-2, 12 1-2, 2 1-2, 4 1-2, 6 1-2, 8 1-2, for Koxbury. Salem, leaves 42 Hanover st. daily, except-Sunday, at 4 and 6 pm. Salem, leaves Citv Tavern and Marlboro' Hotel except Sunday at 7, 8, 9, and 10 a m, and 3, 3 1-2, 4 1-2, and 5 1-2 p m. Salem and Forest River Road, leaves 9 and 11 Elm st. every day, except Sundav, at 3 p m. Stow, Bolton, Lancaster and Sterling Accom. leaves Wilde's, II Elm St. Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri to dine. Scituate, leaves City Tavern Tuand Sat at 1 p m, and arrives Mon and Fri at 11 a m. 240 Baggage Waggons from Boston.

South Boston, leaves Mansion House, Milk st. at 8 and 10 a m, 12 m, and 2 and 5 pm. South Reading, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. daily, except Sunday, at half past 7, arrives at 9. Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day except Sun at 2 p ni. Westborough, i^entre and Worcester Accom. leaves 11 Elm st. and 36 Hanover st. Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 1 p m. Woburn, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon Wed and Sat at 4 p m, arrives same days at 9 a ni. Worcester Accom. leaves 36 Hanover st Mon Wed and Fri at 10 a m, and arrives at I p m. Woonsocket Falls, R. 1. leaves Washington Coffee House, Tu Th and Sat at 12 m, arrives next days at 1 p ni.

Middlesex Canal Packet Boat, leaves the landing, Charlestown, near Bunker Hill Tavern, Tu Th and Sat at 8 a m. A stage leaves 7 Elm St. at 7 a m to convey passengers to the boat, and one will be in readiness on the arrival of the boat at Chelmsford to carry passengers to Lowell.

Portland Steamboat Connecticut, leaves Foster's wharf, Wed and and Sat at 5 p m. Portland Steamboat Chancellor Livingston, leaves Lewis's wharf Wed and Sat at 5 p m. BAGGAGE WAGGONS. Bristol and Newport, arrives every Wed and Sat in the morning, and leaves in the afternoon of the same days. Order box at Doolit- tle's Ciiy Tavern. Haverhill, Andover, and Boston Baggage WT'aggon, arrives Tu and Fri and leaves the same days. Order box at Leavitt's 84 Ann st. Tpswich, arrives and leaves Tu and Fri. Order box 84 Ann street. Lynn, arrives and leaves every day. Order box at 50 N. Market st. New Bedford, arrives every Wed and Fri and leaves every Th and Sat. Order box at Doolittle's City Tavern. Northampton, leaves every Mon. Order box at Brigham's Union street, and 74 State street. Providence, arrives Tu and Fri and leaves Wed and Sat. Order box at Doolittle's City Tavern. Salem, arrives and leaves every day, Sundays excepted. Order box at Leavitt's, ^^4 Ann st. and City Tavern

Salem and Marblehead, arrives and leaves;,every day ; also leaves for Newburyport, through Ipswich and Rowley, W^ed and Sat. Order box 84 Ann street. Taunton, arrives Wed and Sat and returns the same days. Order box at Doolittle's City Tavern. Wareham, arrives Wed and leaves Thurs. Order box at Doolittle's City Tavern.

Fires in Boston in 1833.—During the past year, the number of Fires was 71; estimated loss, $89,970; insurance, $57,040. There were 42 false alarms. The fire department also turned out 25 times

for alarms out of the city. The whole number of ' turns out' was 138. APPENDIX.

^iCr ^OR TABLE OF ERRATJi, SEE PAGE 251. MASOJVIC SOCIETIES.

General Grand Encampment of Knights Templars in the United States. Rev. Jonathan Nye, Claremont, (N. H.) G. G. Master. Next Triennial Meeting^ of the G. G. Encampment will be held in the city of Washington, Ueaember, 1835.

Grand Encampment of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Meet annually. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G. Master. A. A. Dame, Boston, D. G. Master. John Hewes, Boston, G. Generalissimo. Joseph Young, Newburyport, G. Captain General. Ezekiel L Bascom Ashby. Grand Prelate. Gilbert Nurse, Boston, G. S. Warden. Charles W. Moore, Boston, G. J. Warden. Moses Richardson, Providence, G. Treasurer. Samuel Howe, Boston, G. Recorder. Daniel Tenney, Sutton, G. Warder. John Flint, Boston, G. Standard Bearer. Ruel Baker, Boston, G. Sword Bearer.

General Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United States. Edward Livingston, New York, G. G. High Priest. Joel R. Poinsett, (S. C) D. G. G. H. P. Edward K. Stapleton, Baltimore, G. G. Scribe. Rev. Paul Dean, Boston, G. G. King. Peter Grinnell, Providence, G. G. Treasurer. Lebbeus Chapman, New York, G. (i. Secretary. Rev. Jonathan Nye, Claremont, (N. H. ) G. G. Chaplain. , Maine, G. Marshal. Next Meeting in Washington, December, 1835. .

242 Appendix.

Ch-and Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts Stated meetings in June, September and December.

Josiah J. Fiske, Wrentham, Grand High Priest. Thomas Tolman, Canton, Deputy CJrand High Priest. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G, King. G. Scribe. Abraham A. Dame, G. Treasurer. Samuel Howe, G. Secretary. Rev. Sebastian Streeter, } Rev. Samuel Barrett, \ G. Chaplains. Rev. Seth Alden, S John R, Bradford, G. Marshal.

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. Quarterly Communications held on the 2d Wednesday in December, March, June and September. John Abbot, Westford, G. Master. Abraham A. Dame, Boston, Deputy G. Master. Elias Haskell, Boston, Senior G. Warden. Benjamin B. Appleton, Boston, Junior G. Warden. John J. Loring, Boston, Grand Treasurer. Charles W. Moore, Boston, Recording G. Secretary. Nahum Capen, Boston, Corresponding G. Secretary. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, Grand Marshal. David Parker, Boston, Senior Grand Deacon. Eliab W. Metcalf, Cambridge, Junior Grand Deacon. John Hewes, Boston, Grand Steward. Simon W. Robinson, Boston, do. Gilbert Nurse, Boston, do. Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston, do. Thomas J. Goodwin, Charlestown, G. Sword Bearer. John Flint, Boston, G. Pursuivant. Daniel Harwood, Boston, do. Josiah Baldwin, Boston, G. T.

Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Abraham A. Dame, Boston, M. J. G M. Appendix. 243

Fourth Antimasonic State Convention. President, John Bailey, of Dorchester. Vice Presidents, Benjamin Hallet, of Barnstable, Thomas Chamberlain, of Worcester, Alpheus Bigelow, of Weston, Micah H. Rnggles, of Troy. Secretaries, Benjamin F. Hallet, of Boston, Hermon Atwill, of Concord, Daniel Henshaw, of Lynn, Amasa Walker, of Boston. State Committee, George Odiorne, John D. Williams, Henry Gassett, Benjamin W. Lamb, Thomas Walley, Jonathan French, Daniel Weld, Jacob Hall, Abner Phelps, Benjamin V. French, John P. Whitn^ell, Ben- jamin F. Ha'Uett, David Tilden, and Amasa Walker, of Boston, John Bailey, of Dorchester, Timothy Fuller, of Groton, William Keed, of Marblehead, Gardner Burbank, of Worcester, Nahum Hardy, of Waltham, Asaph Churchill, of Milton.

The first Antimasonic Convention, in 1830, at Bos- ton, had 242 members, from 8 counties. Second Con- vention May 1831, at Boston, 243 members, 10 coun- ties Third, September 1 832. at Worcester, 319 mem- bers from 102 towns and 11 counties Fourth, Sep- tember 1833, at Boston, 420 members, 104 towns 11 counties.

Young MeyVs Antimasonic Associationfur the Diffusion of Truth. President, Amasa Walker- Vice Presidents, Nathaniel , Thomas Hollis. Treasurer, Isaac Child. Corresponding Secretary Horace A. Manchester. Recording Secretary, Abner Child, jr. Trustees,"James C. Odiorne. George Gibson, George

Savage, John Davis, Lewis Josselyn, John li . Campbell, James Cheever, Aaron Guild, Stephen Bates, Charles A. Macomber, John W. Sullivan, Warren J. Whitney, Israel Martin, Hiram Manley, Alfred Norton, Nathaniel Seaver, William S. Morton, R. G. Hobbs, William H. Hay ward, Marshall Tenney, D. K. Hitchcock, B. D. Baxter, Thomas A. Davis, Joshua Cheever, jr. 244 Appendix.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President, Joseph T. Buckingham. Vice President, Ezra Dyer. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker. Secretary, Joseph Lewis. Trustees, John K. Simpson, James Davis, Edmund Munroe, Jacob Amee, Samuel Curtis, Charles Leighton, Samuel Aspinwall, John Clark, Thomas Edmands. Committee of Relief, Henry H. Barton, Thomas J. Shelton. Joseph S. Read, Lewis Burckis, John Green, jr., William Dill away, Job Turner, Benjamin Beal, William S. Pendleton.

Boston Atheneum. President, Francis C Gray. Vice President, George Hay ward. Treasurer, Thomas W. Ward. Secretary, Williahi T. Andrews. Librarian, Seth Bass. Trustees, Isaac P. Davis, Edward Wiggles worth, William H. Prescott, William J. Loring, Franklm Dexter, Charles P. Curtis, Nathaniel L Bowditch, Thomas G. Cary, William T. Andrews.

Boston Phrenological Society.

Instituted November 17th, 1832; for the purpose of investigating the science of Phrenology, and its bearings upon the Physical, Intellectual and Moral condition of Man. President, Rev. John Pierpont. Vice President, Jonathan Barber, m. d. Corresponding Secretary, S. G. Howe, m. d. Recording Secretary, Nahum Capen. Treasurer, E. P. Clark. Council, Josiah F. Flagg, m. d. Winslow Lewis, jr. M. D. John W. McKean, m. d. William B. Fowle. Appendix. 245

3Iortality in Boston for 1833.

UnJer 1 year 285, from 1 to 2 148, 2 to 5 137, 5 to 10 41, 10 to 20 04, 20 to 30 213, 30 to 40 172, 40 to 50 100, 50 to 60 77, 60 to 70 07, 70 to 80 51, 80 to 90 19, 90 to 100 4, unknown 5, still born 102. Total 1476. Of apoplexy 19, accidental 18, burns 10, cholera-infan- tum 14, cholera-morbus 5, convulsions 30,consumption 240, cro!ip 43, canker 13, canker in the bowels 11, cancer 11, debility 12, dropsy 24, dropsy of the brain 52, dropsy of the chest 7, dysentery 38, diseases of the heart 13, drown- ed 10, delirium tremens 3, erisipelas 3, lung fever 59, typhus fever 02, brain fever 7, scarlet fever 61, bilious fe- ver 5, hooping cough 2i^, inflammation of the bowels 23, inflammation oftlie lungs 18, inflammation of the brain 11, infantile diseases 100, intemperance 40, jaundice 5, liver complaint 12, old age 57, pleurisy 8, palsy 12, still-born 102, scrofula A, sudden 5, spasms 3, spine 4, suicide 14, throat distemper 23, teething 30, white swelling 4.

The number of deaths in 1823 was 1,154 ; 1824, 1,297 ; 1825, 1,450; 1826, 1,254; 1827, 1,022; 1828, 1,233; 1829,1,221; 1330,1,125; 1831,1,422; 1332,1,761.

Manufactories incorporated in 1833. Name. Location. Lowell Bleacherv Pittsfield Cotton Mills Middlesex Paper Lowell Paper Centralville Cotton & Woollen Housatonic Yarn & Cotton Cloth Roxbury India Rubber Lycoming Coal Dyer Pocket Book Taunton Brittania Bristol Print Works Curtisville Cotton Boston Steam Natick Paper Boston Copper Hopewell Cotton Boston Norwegian Coal Ixion Black Lead Boston Walpole & Woolen Lowell Gas Liglit Boston Book & Paper 21 246 Appendix. RETURNS OF BANKS. Jlbstrad from the Returns of Banks in MassachrisettSi shewing the state of said Banks on thefirst Saturday of October, 1833. DUE FROM THE BANKS. Capital Stock paid in, $28,236,250 00

Bills in circulation, 7,889,110 67 Net Profits on hand, 1,293,279 54 Balances due to other Banks, 2,881,447 50 Cash deposited, including all sums what- soever due from the Bank, not bearing

interest ; its Bills in circulation, profits and balances due to other Banks ex- cepted, 3,716,182 37 Cash deposited, bearing Interest, 7,949,940 53 Total amount due from the Banks, 52,120,113 11 RESOURCES OF THE BANKS. Gold, Silver, and other coined metals in their Banking Houses, 922,309 84 Real Estate, 791,821 77 Bills of other Banks incorporated in this State, 1,546,309 53 Bills ofotlier Banks incorporated elsewhere 250,052 43 Balances due from other Banks 3,303,716 29

Amount of all debts due, in(;hiding Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stocks and Fund(!d Debts of every description, ex- cepting liie balances due from other Banks, 45.261,008 09 Total amount of the resources ofthe Banks, 52,132,218 69

Rate and amount ofthe last Dividends, 822,225 00 Amount of reserved profits at the time of declaring the last dividends, 709,438 83 Amount of debts due to the Banks, secured by a pledge of their stocks, 847,549 54 Amount of debts due and not paid, and considered doubtful, 207,239 11 Appendix. 247

Cashiers of the Banks in Vei-mont. Orleans, at Trasburgh, George C. West. Essex County, at Guildhall, Lynds Gunnell. Caledonia County, at Danville, Samuel B. Mattocks. Newbury, at Well's River, Benjamin F. Mower. Orange County, at Chelsea, Jason Steele. Woodstock, at Woodstock. L. A. Marsh. Windsor, at Windsor, R. Emerson. Bellow's Falls, at Rockingham. W. Henry. Brattleborough. at Brattleborough, E. Seymour. Montpelier, at Montpelier, Charles R. Cleaves. St. Albans, at St. Albans, A. Houghton. United States Branch, at Burlington, Thomas Hockley. Burlington, at Burlington, J. Cole. Middlebury, at Middlebury, Joseph Warner. Rutland, at Rutland, William Paige. Manchester, at Manchester, B. Raymond. Bennington, at Bennington, S. C. Raymond.

Cashiei'S of the Banks in New Hampshire, U. States Branch, at Portsmouth, Ebenezer Wentworth. New Hampshire, at Portsmouth, William Haven. New Hampshire Union, at Portsmouth. John Rice. Portsmouth, at Portsmouth, John M. Tudick Rockingham, at Portsmouth, Jacob S. Pickering. Piscataqua, at Portsmouth, Samuel Lord. Commercial, at Portsmouth, George Melcher, jr. Strafford, at Dover, William Woodman. Dover, at Dover, Jonathan Dame. Exeter, at Exeter, Samuel D. Bell. Granite, at Exeter, James Burley. Grafton, at Haverhill, John L. Bunce. Cheshire, at Keene, Natlianiel Dana. Ashuelot, at Keene, S. Dinsmoor, jr. Concord, at Concord, George Kent. Merrimack County, at Concord, E. S. Towle. Connecticut River, at Charlestown, George Olcott. Farmers, at Amherst, John Prentiss. Claremont, at Claremont, James H. Bingham. Winnipisiogee, at Meredith, John T. CofRn. Pemigewasset, at Plymouth, William Green. Derry, at Derry, James Thorn. 248 Appendix.

Lebanon, at Lebanon, James H. Kendrick. Manufacturers, at New Ipswich, William Ainsworth. Lancaster, at Lancaster, John Willson

The following Table presents at one vieio the Standing of the Menwers of Congress from the several States. Appendix. 24^

Massacliusetts. William Baylies entered in 1805, tvro years earlier than any other member, and has been a member 8 years. J. Q. Adams was a senator from 1803 to 1808. Benjamin Gorham -entered 1820, member 7 f^ars. John Reed entered 1813, member 16 years. John )avis and Edward Everett since 1825, 8 years. Rhode Island. Burgees and Pierce have been mem- bers since 1825, Conn. N. Barber since 1821, 12 years. S. A. Foot entered 1819, member 4 years, and in the Senate 6 years- New York. C C, Cambreling, member since 1821, 12 years. H. C Martindale entered 1823, member 8 years- Penn. A Stewart entered 1821, member 10 years. Virginia. C- F. Meroer has lieen a member ^ince 1S17, 16 years. W. S. Arclier since 1820,13 years. A. Steven-

son since 1821 , 12 years. Thomas Davenport and N. H, Claiborne since 1825, 8 years. N. Carolina. L. Williams since 1815, 18 years, the

longest in the House of any member. T. If . Hail entered 1817, member 14 years. H.W.Connor, since 1821, 12 years.

S. Carolina, McDuffie, since 1821, 12 years. J.. Blair

entered 1821 , member 3 years. Georgia. R. H. Wilde entered 1815, me miter 9 years- George R Gilman entered 1821, member 4 years, has been Governor of Georgia. Kentucky. R. M. Johnson, entered 1807, member 16 years, besides 10 years in the Senate, thus making a contin- ued term of 26 years. B. Hardin entered 1815^ memter 6 years.

Tennessee. J. Blair since 1823, 10 years. J. K. Polk, since 1825, 8 years. Standifer entered 1823, member 6 years.

Ohio. J. Vance, since 1821, 1-2 years. E. Whittlesej and S. F. Vinton, since 1823, 10 years. Alabama. J. McKinley was a senator 5 years. New York is the most distinguished for sending new members, and Virginia and Connecticut for retaining the old members.

In the House, there is a much larger proportion of new and young members this congress than usuaL 250 Appendix.

Legal Knoivledge in the Relation of Husband and Wife.

In law, husband and wife are considered as one person ; and, on Uiis principle, aU their civil duties, rights, and disabilities rest. The wife cannot sue in her own name. If she suflers injury, or wrong, in lier person or property, she can, with her husband's aid and concurrence, prosecute for redress ; but the husband must always he the defendant In criminal cases, how- ever, these relations assume a new form. The wife may, in criminal cases, be prosecuted and punished. The wife can make no contract with the husband, nor the husband with the wife. This disability is involved in the first principle, which makes them legally one. But they may contiact, through the agency of trustees, the wife being under protection of the husband. All contracts made between i]>em before marriage, are dissolved upon that event. The husband cannot convey lands or rent estates of his wife di~ rectly, but he nvay settle them upon her through a trusteeship. The wife may release her dower to his grantee. As it respects the right of bequest, the husband can always devise real estate to his wife. Upon marriage, the husband becomes possessed of all right and title to her property, whether personal or real ; and, at the same time, he becomes liable for all debts, and must fulfil all her contracts made prior to their union. If the wife die before the husband, and there be no issue, her heirs succeed to her real estate. But in case of issue, the husband remains in possession of herlands

during his life time only ; and, at his demise, they go to the heirs of his wife. All debts due to the wife, become, after marriage, the prop- erty of the husband, who becomes invested with the power to sue on bond, note, or any otherobligation, to his own and exclusive use. The powers of discharges and assignments, and change of securities, are involved in the leading principle. If he dies before the recovery of the money, or the change of secu- rities, the wife becomes entitled t<> the debts in her own right. AU personal property of the wife, such as money, g

tled upon her in trust she may bequeath ; or any savings from the property given to her sejjarate use. The husband is bound to provide his wife with all necessaries suit-

ed to her condition, in life ; and becomes liable for debts contracted by her for such necessaries, but not for superftuities or extravagances. The husband and wife cannot be witnesses against each other, in civil or criminal cases, where the testimony has the least tendency to favour or criminate each other. Qne exception to this rule exists, where the law respecting the per- 90Q9,\ safety aiid life of the wife, permits her to give testimop^ agaiiiat her husband for her own protection. Appendix. 251

COMMrSSIONERS resident in other Slates, who hnve been appointed by the Govern menl of Massachusetts to take testimony and depo- sitions to be read in tiie Courts of Massaciiusetts,—a so to adminis- ter Oaths and to take the acknowledgment of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commonwealth, William H. Maxwell, City of New York, New York. Clement C Biddle, Phila'delphia, Pennsylv, William Willis, Portland, Maine. Levi Chamberlain, Fitzwilliam N. Hamps. Hampden Cutts, Portsmouth, N. Hamps. David A. Hall, Washington, Dist.ofCol. Gurdoti Deming, Fayetteville, N.Carolina Matthet\' H. McAllister, Savannah, Georgia. Henry Chamberlain, Mobile, Alabama. William H. Smith, Providence, R. Island. Simeon S. Goodwin, Louisville, Kentucky. Georsre G. Bull, New Lebanon, New York.

Votes for Governor in Massachusetts. Hon. John Davis, ------25,149 Hon. Jolm Quincy Adams, - - - - 16,274 Hon. Marcus Morton, 15,493 Hon. Samuel C. Allen, .... 3,459 Votes for Lieutenant-Governor. His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong, - - 25,688 Hon. Samuel Lathrop, .... 17,692 Hon. James Fowler, 14,8J3 William VV. Thompson, .... 2,962 TABLE OF ERRATA. P«?e. 54. Insert Amos Spaulding, of Lowell, as Justice of the Peace and of the Quorum. 55. Dele Luther S. Gushing, as J. P., Notary Public, and Counsellor at Law, Cambridge, — removed to Boston. 58. Insert Horatio N. Perkins and Nathaniel J. Loring, of Charlestown, John P. Tarbell. of Cambridge, George T. Bigelow, of Watertown, and James Dana, of Groton, as Attorneys at the C. C. P. 58. Dele Samuel Parker, of Pepperell, Counsellor at Law, and insert him at Lowell. 58. Dele William Chaplin, of Groton, Attorney at the C. C. P., and insert him at LowelL 252 Appendix.

58. Dele Ira Cleaveland, of Natick, Attorney at the C. C. P. —removed to Dedham. 58. Insert T. J. Whittredge, of Maiden, as D. Sheriff; and dele Edward Calder, jr. and John Sparrell. 65. Insert E. Ames, of W. Bridgewater, as Att. C. C P. 69. Insert Hartford Ide, of Attleborough, and Seth Darling, of Troy, as Deputy Sheriffs. Dele Samuel VVilbore, of Raynham, and John Baylies, of Taunton, as Deputy Sheriffs. 71. Insert Jason l\eed, of ProvincetowHy as Attorney at the C C. P. 78. Levi Lincoln, Counsellor at Law, of Worcester, should be inserted after Nathaniel Paine. 173, Insert Benjamin Fiske, as President of American Bank, instead of Jolm S. Wrijjht, — resigned. 178. Insert John W. Trull, as President of the North Bank, instead of Isaac Danforth, — resigned. 188. Dele Joshua Blake as Director of the Merchants Insurance Company, and insert Elijah Loring," Abbott Lawrence, Robert Hooper, jr. and Wil- liam Rollins, as Directors. 194. Insert Moses Mason, as Representative from Me. 195. Prefix an asterisk to the name of J.Craham, N. C. 196. Prefix an obelisk to the name of D. Crockett. Ten. 196. Prefix an asterisk to the name of Edward A. Han- negan Indiana. 198. Dele Zephaniah Drake, as Marshal for N.Jersey, and insert John S. Darcy. 198. Insert Robert C. Nicholas, as Attorney for Eastern District of Virginia. 199. Insert Morgan W. Brown, as Judge for the Eastern and Western Districts of Tennessee. 213. Insert Thomas Dixon of Boston, as Consul of and ; E. A. Homer, of Boston Henry Lefebure, of Charlestown, S. C. as Con- suls of Belgium; and C F. Hoyer, of N. York, as Consul of Baden. the 227. Insert Samuel Greele, to fiU the vacancy m Board of Aldermen. Poor 229. Insert Jacob Richardson, as Overseer of the in Ward No. 4. . ofr the», 229. Insert Frederick Emerson, as a member School Committee, for Ward No. 7, mstead of Dr. Stevenson.

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