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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,

AND mmwo states ©alrntiar,

1839.

ALSO CITY OFFICERS IN BOSTON,

AND OTHER

USEFUL INFORMATION.

BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY JAMES LORING,

13 2 Washington Street. ECLIPSES IN 1839.

1. The first will be a great and total eclipse, on Friday March 15th, at 9h. 28m. morning, but by reason of the moon's south latitude, her shadow will not touch any part of North America. The course of the general eclipse will be from southwest to north- east, from the Pacific Ocean a little west of Chili to the Arabian Gulf and southeastern part of the Mediterranean Sea. The termination of this grand and sublime phenomenon will probably be witnessed from the summit of some of those stupendous monuments of ancient industry and folly, the vast and lofty pyramids on the banks of the Nile in lower Egypt. The principal cities and places that will be to- tally shadowed in this eclipse, are Valparaiso, Mendoza, Cordova, Assumption, St. Salvador and Pernambuco, in South America, and Sierra Leone, Teemboo, Tombucto and Fezzan, in Africa. At each of these places the duration of total darkness will be from one to six minutes, and several of the planets and fixed stars will probably be visible.

2. The other will also be a grand and beautiful eclipse, on Satur- day, September 7th, at 5h. 35m. evening, but on account of the Mnon's low latitude, and happening so late in the afternoon, no part of it will be visible in North America. Its whole course will be in the Pacific Ocean, from the island of Niphon, in the east of Asia, to Juan Fernandez, near the southwest- ern coast of South America. The only people of our terrestrial planet who will have an opportunity of witnessing this beautiful and sub- lime phenomenon, will be the inhabitants of the aforesaid islands, and of the Sandwich and Society groups; except perchance some few others who " go down to the sea in ships, and do business on the great waters." Spofford.

Correspondents are requested to forward their Communications for the Register early in November. Please notice that the Counties (except Suffolk,) are arranged alphabetically. 3 7. 1 3 M 3/

A INDEX

Academy of Music ... 160 Counsellors, Slc. in Boston 47 Aggregate of Banks in Rlass. 181 County Commissioners . 21 " of . . . 24 Agricultural ^^ociety . . • 166 Meetings Circuit, U. S. 202 . . . .148 Court, Counsel " Judicial . 20 Andover Institution . . . 150 Supreme Antiquarian Society ... 159 " S. J. Callendar of . 22 " . . 20 Anti Slavery Societies . . Common Pleas Ancient & Hon. Artillery Co. 230 " C, P. Callendiir of . 23 Army of the 219 « Municipal .... 20 Asylums 165 « Police 20 Attorneys in Boston ... 47 « Probate 25 202 House Officers . . 203 Attorneys, Circuit Court, U.S. \ Custom

Auctioneers in Boston . . 229 Days of Grace 237 Banks in Boston .... 169 Deaths in Boston .... 249 161 " in . . 177 Dispensary, Medical ... Benev. Soc. of Young Men J65 District Officers of U. States 200

Berkshire , &c. . 51 Dukes County Justices, &c. 60

Barnstable Justices, &c. . 49 Bible Societies 155 Education Societies . . . 154 Bishops, Episcopal, Method- Essex Justices, &c. ... 61 ist, & R. Catholic, in U. S. 127 Eye and Ear Infirmary . . 162 Blind Asylum 164 Board of Education ... 95 Federal Courts .... 201 Soc. 103 Boston Atheneum . . . 250 Fellows of Mass. Med. Bristol Justices, &c. ... 56 Fire Society 165 Fire Department .... 226 Censusof Towns, Mass. 1837 17 Franklin Justices, &c. . . 66

Churches and Ministers . 128 Charitable Societies ... 160 Governors of Massachusetts 29 Cincinnati of Massachusetts 165 " of the several States 218 Circuit Courts 200 Government Expenses, U. S. 240

City Officers of Boston . . 223

. 71 " " of Salem . . 238 Hampshire Justices, &c.

. . 69 " " of . . 239 Hampden Justices, &c. 160 Colleges in Massachusetts . 145 Handel and Haydn Society 145 Commissioners of Mass. . 95 ... 158 " of . 250 Historical Society ... Society 164 Constables in Boston . . 229 Howard Benevolent Congress, 25th 195 Hospital Corporation ... 160

Consuls, American . . • 206

. . 210 " Foreign in U.S. . 211 Imports and Exports Convention of Cong. Min. 125 Indians of the West ... 194 Index.

Infirmary for the Lungs . 163 Post Towns and Masters . 97 Instructers in Public Schools 227 Probate Courts .... 25 Insurance Comps. in Boston 241

Rail Roail Corporations . 248

Literary Societies . , 158 Keligious Denoin. in U. S. 110

Representatives of Mass. . 33

Mails from Boston . , 230

Manufactories in Mass. 247 Sabbath School Societies . 155

Marine Society . . . 167 Salaries of State Ufficers , 28 " " Hospital . . . 163 of U. S. otficers . 199

Masters in Chancery 94 Savings Banks in Boston . 163

Mechanics' Association 251) School Cominittee . . . 225 Medical Society of Mass. 103, 155 Secretaries of Departments 199 " Schools .... 157 Social Law J^ibrary . . . 159 ." " Association , . . 231 tagps from Boston . . . 234

Middlesex Justices &c. . 74 State Prison 168

Militia of Massachusetts , 111 Suffolk Justices, &c. . . 44

Missionary Societies . . 152 Supreme Court of Mass. . 20 Municipal Court .... 20 <' " of U. Slates 199

Nantucket Justices, &c. . 80 Tariff of Duties .... 182

Navy of the United States 221 Temperance Societies . . 166

Newton Institution . . . 150 Theolo!.'ical Institutions . 150 j

Norfolk Justices, &c. . . 81 'i'hursday Lecture . . . 168

I Typographical Societies . 166 j

Overseers of the Poor . . 225

Undertakers in Boston . . 229

Phillips' Academy ... 151 Unitarian Association . . 153

Physicians in Boston . . 231

Pilgrim Society .... 158 Votes for Governor . , . 247

Plymouth Justices, &c. . . 84

Police Court in Boston . . 20 . . . 148 Postage 102 Worcester Justices, &c.

FEBRUARY, 1839, begins on

MARCH, 1839, begins APRIL, 1839, begins

MAY, 1839, begins on Wednesday.

Last Quarter, 6th day, lOh. 59m. morning. New Moon, 13th day, 2h. 28m. morning. First Quarter, 20th day, Ih. 42m. morning. Full Moon, 28th day, 6h. Im. morning.

| f.sea. M|w| Observable Days, &c. r.^s. | | r.®s

1 4 !St. Philip and St. James. 5 3 7 m. 46 10 23 2 5 O runs low. Lond. Miss. 1 1 21 11 30 3 6| [Soc. formed, 1796. 1 50 morn 4 7j Venus set 9h. 46m. 4 59 2 55 07 5 FlRog. Sun. Bonap. d. 1821. 58 3 40 59 6 2 St. John Evan. 57 4 43 1 25 7 3 S. J. C. Barnstable. 55 6 04 8 4Am. Bib. Soc. form. 1816. 54 7 21 9 5 Ascension day. 53 8 25 10 6 J. Evans died, 1831. 52 9 20 11 7. Mercury aphelion. 51 10 10 12 EjSun. aft. Ascen. • per. 50 10 55 13 2| set. 1607, O.S. 49 11 40 sets 14 3 S. J. C. Len. & Flym. C. 48 af. 31 9 37 15 4|# runs high. [C. Con. 47 16 10 44 16 5'Arcturus sou. lOh. 27m. 46 05 11 35 17 6:Am. Tract Soc. form. 1825. 45 53 morn. 18 71 Low tides. 44 40 12 19 F Whitsunday. 43 35 44 20 2 Whitmonday. 42 40 1 09 21 3 Whittuesday. 41 6 44 1 31; 22 4C. C. Edg. 40 7 49 47i 23i 5 Battle Ramillies, 1706. 39 8 44 05 24j 6 Am. S. S. Un. form. 1824. 38 9 32 23| 25 7 9 apogee. 37 10 10 42: 26 F Trinity Sunday. 37 10 47 05 27 2 C. P. Edg. C. C. P. Wor. 36 11 20 31 28 3 VVm. Pitt born, 1759. 35 11 56 rises. 29i 4 Old Election Mass. 34 m. 10 9 15 30 5 • runs low. 34 43 10 07 ,311 6 Venus set lOh. 20m. 33 1 14 10 51 JUNE, 1839, begins on Saturday.

Last Quarter, 4th day, 6h. 53m. evening.

New Moon, 1 1th day, lOh. Om. morning. First Quarter, 18th day, 5h. 16m. evening. Full Moon, 26th day, 7h. 15m. evening.

Observable Days, | f.sea. &c. r.^s. | r.0s I | 1 Boston port shut, 1774. 4 32 8 1 51 11 25 2 1st Sun. after Trinity. 32 2 33 11 54 3 C. P. Nant. Art. El. Bost. 31 3 18 morn 4 C. C. North. 31 4 12 19 5 Worcester died, 1821. 30 5 15 41 6 Arcturus sou. 9h. 9m. 30 6 32 1 03 7 Washington appoint. Com- 29 7 45 1 24 8 [mander in Chief, 1775. 29 8 51 1 49 9 2d Sun. aft. Trin. # per. 28 9 46 2 19 10 C. P. Con. & New Bed. 28 10 38 2 57 11 C. C. Greenfield. 28 11 29 sets. 12 • runs high. 27 af. 33 9 23 13 Am. B. C. F. M. est. 1810. 27 1 05 10 09 14 Venus set lOh. 19m. 27 1 47 10 42 15 27 2 23 11 09 16 3d Sun. after Trinity. 26 3 05 11 33 17 C. P. Sal. Sp. Wor. 26 3 44 11 49 18 C. C. Wor. 26 4 26 morn. 19 Gen. Greene died, 1786. 26 5 21 10 20 Lond. Tem. Soc. for. 1836. 26 6 31 27 21 Antares so. lOh. ]9ra. 0ap. 26 7 43 46 22 7*s rise 2h. m. 26 8 45 1 08 23 4th Sun. after Trinity. 26 9 36 1 33 24 C. P. Lenox. 26 10 22 2 03 25 C. C. Ded. Sl Springf. 2() 11 02 2 33 26 runs low. 26 11 44 rises. 27 , 1778. 26 m. 03 8 18 28 Venus set lOh. 7m. 27 20 9 26 29 St. Peter and St. Paul. 27 56 9 57 30 5th Sun. after Trinity. 27 1 46 10 23

JULY, 1839, begins on Monday. AUGUST, 1839, begins

SEPTEMBER, 1839, begins on Sunday. OCTOBER, 1839, begins on Tuesday.

New Moon, 7th day, 9h. 31m. morning. First Quarter, 15th day, Ih. 40m. evening. Full Moon, 22d day, llh. 46m. morning. Last Quarter, 29th, 3h. 16m. morning.

| | f.sea. r.^s, \w Observable Days, &.c. r.^s. | I S.J.C.L. VVor. C.P.Bos, 612 6 Andre ex. 1780. [C. C. Sp.

Battle Germantown, 1777. / Brainerd died, 1747. F 19th Sun. after Trinity. 2 High tides. 3C. C. Nevv'p. &Bar. 9 4 St. Dennis. 10 5 9 apogee. 11 6 Bahama discov. 1492. 12 7 San Salvador discov. 1492, 13 Fi20th Sun. after Trinity. 14 2iC. P. Springf. ]5 3 S. J. C. L. Camb. 16 4 17 7*s sou. Ih. 57m. Burg, 18 St. Luke. [sur. 1777, 19 Cornwallis sur. 1781. 20 21st Sun. after Trinity. 21 7*s sou. Ih. 42m. 22 S. J. C. L. Plym. 23 9 perigee. 24 2.5 St. Crispin. 26 # runs high. 27 22d Sun. after Trinity. 28 C. P. Len. 29 S. J. C. L. Ded. 30 born, 1735. 31 Venus rise 3h. 49m.

NOVEMBER, 1839, be DECEMBER, 1839, begins on

Population of Massachusetts. 17

CEJySUS OF THE TO WAS IJV MASSACHUSETTS.

95° The figures in the first column is the dale of Incorporation. The figures in the cohitnn of towns, show the number of Represen- latives to which each town is entitled, by tiie amendment of the Constitution. The figures before the comma, show the number they are entitled to send in each year during the next 10 years ; the fig- ures after the comma show the number of years, in the next 10 years, are in which they entitled to send i in addition. The two last col- umns show the census in lj<37, and the distance from Boston. IS Population of Massachusetts.

Inc. Population of Massachusetts. 19

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20 Courts. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief . Samuel Putnam, of Boston, ) Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Boston, (associate Just. , of Taunton, C Charles A. Dewey, of Northamp. ) Attorney General^ James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions, Octavius Pickering, of Boston.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. , of Boston, Chief Justice. , Leominster, John M. Williams, Taunton, > Associate Justices.

David Cummins, Salem, ) Distnct Attorneys. Asahel Huntington, of Salem, for' Northern District. Charles H. Warren, of N. Bedford, for Southern Dist. Pliny Merrick, of Worcester, for Middle District. Daniel Wells, of Greenfield, for Western District.

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judge, Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk. Samuel Dunn Parker, Attorney. Henry Homer, Crier. The Municipal Court is hoiden the first Monday in each month.

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON.

William Simmons, ) John Gray Rogers, > Justices.

James C. Merrill, ) 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. County Commissioners. 21 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BARNSTABLE. Jesse Boyden, Sandwich, Chairman. Michael Collins, Eastham, Charles Sears, Yarmouth. Special Commissioners, Nathaniel Hinckley, Barnsta- ble, Jonathan Nickerson, Dennis. BERKSHIRE. Robert E. Barnard, Sheffield, Cfiairman. Jere. Colgrove, Adams, Theo. Hinsdale, Pittsfield. Special Commissioners, Samuel C. Buel, Tyringhara, Russel A. Gibbs, Lanesboro'. BRISTOL. Thomas A. Greene, New Bedford, Chairman. William Seaver, Taunton, Elkanah Bates, Mansfield. Special Commissioners, Adoniram Crane, Berkley, Lemuel May, Attleborough. DUKES. Timothy Daggett, Edgartown. Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, William Mayhew, Chilmark. Special Commissioners, Daniel Fellows, Edgartown, Thomas Bradley, Tisbury. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. A.Y. Newhall, Lynnfield, M. Newell, West Newbury. Special Comini^sioners, John W. Allen, Manchester, William Whipple, Gloucester. FRANKLIN. Jonathan Blake, Warwick, Chairman. H. W. Taft, Sunderland, Rufus Sexton, Deerfield. Special Commissioners, Thomas Nims, Greenfield, John Porter, Buckland. HAMPDEN. James W. Crooks, Springfield, Chairman. Gideon Styles, Southwick, John Ward, Palmer. Special Commissioners, Lucius Wright, Westfield, John Gould, Russell. HAMPSHIRE. Chauncey B. Rising, Worthington, Chairman. Joseph Cummings, Ware, Elisha Strong, Northamp. Special Commissioners, Ephraira Smith, Hadley, Ben- jamin White, Goshen. 3* 22 Supreme Judicial Courts. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. Abner Wheeler, Framingham, Timothy Fletcher, Charlestown. Special Commissioners, Timothy Prescott, Concord, Darius Stevens, Stoneham. NORFOLK. Samuel P. Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. Seth Mann, Randolph, Joseph Hawes, Walpole. Special Commissioners, John C. Scammell, Bellingham, Benjamin P. Williams, Roxbury. PLYMOUTH. Isaac Alden, 3d. East Bridgewater, Chairman. John B. Turner, Scituate, Thomas Savery, Wareham. Special Commissioners, Jonathan Parker, Plympton, Jesse Perkins, North Bridgewater. WORCESTER. William Crawford, Oakham, Chairman. Samuel Taylor, Sutton. Special Commissioners, Zachariah Sheldon, Fitchburg, David Davenport, Mendon.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS. Suffolk and JVantuckel. Boston, 1st Tues in March, Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Monday next preceding the 4th Tues in Sep- tember. Worcester. Worcester, on the 1st 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. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. JVorfolk. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Courts of Common Pleas. 23

NISI PRIUS TERMS. Barnstable and Dukes. At Barnstable, for Barnsta- ble and Dukes counties, on the 9th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Berkshire. At Lenox, for Berkshire county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. 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. Essex. At Ipswich, for Essex county, on the 8th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Franklin. At Greenfield, for Franklin county, on the 6th Tues after the 1st Tues of March, and on the 2d Tues of September. Hampden. At Spring-field, for Hampden county, on the 8th Tues next aftor the 1st Tues in March, and on the 1st Tues in September. Hampshire. At Northampton, on the 7th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Middlesex. At Lowell, on the 2d Tues in April. JVantucket. At Nantucket, for the county of Nan- tucket, on the 1st Tues of July. JSTorfolk. At Dedham, on the 3d Tues in February. Plymouth. At Plymouth, for Plymouth county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Suffolk. Boston, 7th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Worcester. At Worcester, for Worcester county, >6th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March.

Calendar of the Courts of Common Pleas. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the Tues next succeed- ing the Ist Mon of April, and the 1st Tues in Sept. Berkshire. Lenox, 4th Mon of February, June, and October. Bristol. Taunton, on the 2d Mon of March and September, and at New Bedford, on the 2d Mon of June and December. Dukes. Edorartown, on the last Mon in May, and the last Mon of September. Essex. Ipswich, on the 3d Mon of March, and 3d Mon of December. Salem, 3d Mon of June. New- buryport, 3d Mon of September. 24 Meetings of County Commissioners.

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. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in November. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Mon in June. Lowell, 2d Mon in September. Cambridge, 2d Mon in December. JVantiicket. Nantucket, 1st Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. JVorfolk. Dedham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in September, and 3d Mon in December. Plymouth. Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 2d Mon in August, and 1st Mon in December. Suffolk. Boston, 1st Tues in January, April, July, and October. Worcester. Worcester, 1st Mon in March, 3d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December. Criminal courts 3d Mon of Jan- uary, last Mon of May, and 4th Mon of September.

Meetings of the County Commissioners. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of April, and on the 2d Tues of October. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 1st Tues in April, and on the 1st Tues in September. Bristol. Taunton, on the 4th Tues in March, and on the 4th Tues in September. Dukes. Edgartown, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon in May, and on the Wed next after the 2d Mon in November. Essex. Ipswich, on the 2d Tues of April. Salem, on the 2d Tues of July. Newburyport, on the 2d Tues of October. On the 4th Tues of December, at Salem, Newburyport, or Ipswich, as determined by the Court at the term next preceding. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 1st Tues in March, on the 1st Tues in September, and on the 2d Tues of June and December. Hampshire. Northampton, on the 1st Tues in Sep- tember, on the 1st Tues in March, and 1st Tues of June and December. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 25

Hampden. Springfield, on the 2d Tues of April, and 1st Tues of October, and 4th Tues of June and Dec. Middlesex. Cambridcre, on the 1st Tues of January, and at Concord, on the 2d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in September. jYantucket. Nantucket, 3d Men of April and 2d Men of October. JVorfolk. Dedham, on the 3d Tues of April, and the 4th Tues of June and September, and on the last Wed of December. Plymouth. Plymouth, on the 3d Tues in March, and on the 1st Tues in August, and on the 1st Tues of Jan. Worcester. Worcester, the 4th Tues in March, the 2d Tues of September, and on the 3d Tues of June, and the 4th Tues of December.

Calendar of Probate Courts. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, March, September and December, and on the 3d Tues of May and June. At Sandwich, at the house of Sabin Smith, on the 2d Tues of November. At Falmouth, at the house of David Lewis, on the Wed next after the 2d Tues of November. At Yarmouth, at the house of Charles Sears, on the 2d Tues of Aug. At Harwich, at the house of David Kendrick, on the 3d Mon of April, and on the last Mon of October. At Brewster, at the house of Elisha Crocker, on the Tues next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Tues next after the last Mon of October. At Orleans at the house of Henry Knowles, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Wed next after the last Mon of October. At Welfleet, at the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, on the Thurs next after the last Mon of Oc- tober. At Truro, at the house of John Kenny, on the Thurs next after the 3d Mon of April. At Province- town, at the house of Thomas Lothrop, on Friday next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Friday next after the last Mon of October. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Griswold's in Great Barrington, on the 2d 26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Tues in February, May, August and November. At Mr. Tower's in Lanesboroiirrh, on the 2d Tues in Jan- uary, April, July and October. BRISTOL. At Taunton, on the Friday next after the 1st Tues of January, on the 1st Tues of March and November, on the Fri next after the 3d Mon of June, and on the Fri- day next after the 1st Tues of August. At New Bed- ford, on the 1st Tues of February, on the 3d Mondays of June and December. At Freetown, on the 1st Tues of January. At Rehoboth, 1st Tues of April. At Digh- ton, on the Fri next after the 1st Fridays of April and October. At Norton, 1st Friday of July. At West- port, 1st of August. At Seekonk, 1st of Sept. At Fall River, 1st of October, and at Attleboro', 1st of May. DUKES. At the house of Mr. Luce, in Tisbury, (West) on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Matthew P. Butler, Holmes' Hole, on the 3d Mon of April. At the Probate Office in Edgartown, on the 3d Mon of July, and 3d Mon of October. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich, on the 1st Tues in February, March, May, June, August, September, No- vember and December. At Salem, 1st Tues in Janu- ary, April, July and October, and the 3d Tues in Feb- ruary, May, August and November. At Newburyport, on the '2d Tues in March, June, September and De- cember. 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 An- dover, (North Parish,) 3d Tues in January ; and Ando- ver, (South Parish,) 3d Tues in July. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, 2d Tues in February, March and May, 3d Tues 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 February, and 3d in July. At Charlemont, 3d Tues in May and October. At Wendell, last Tues of April, and 3d Tues in Septem- ber. At Warwick, the day following the last Tues of April, and the day following the 3d Tues in September. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 27

HAMPDE.N. and At Springfield, nine times ; at Westfield twice ; at Monson, twice in each year, at such places and times in said terms as the Judge shall appoint. HAMPSHIRE. At Northampton, 1st Tues in each month. At Am- herst, '^d Tues in January, April and August. At Bel- chertown, 2d Tues in February, May and October. At Chesterfield, 3d Tues in May, and 3d Tues in October. MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tues of March, May and November, on the 1st Tues of September, and on the 2d Tues of October. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charlestown, on the 3d Tues of February and August. At Framingham, on the last Tues of June and October. At Groion, 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. NANTUCKET. At Nantucket, on the first Thursday of every month. 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. iVt Roxbury, on the 4th Tues of February, May, August and November. In the First Parish in Wrentham, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. At Medway, on the 3d Mon of June, and on the Mon next before the 3d Tues of February. PLYMOUTH. At Plymouth, on the 3d Mon of January, February, and May, on the second Mon of April and August, and on the 1st Mon of December. At Scituate, on the 1st Tues of March and June, and the last Tues of August and November. At East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tues of April, July and October. At Middleborough, on the last Tues of May, and the 1st Tues of August and November. At Rochester, on Wed next after the last Tues of May, and Wed next after the first Tues of November. 28 Salaries of Officers. SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office in Boston, every Monday in each month, excepting the first and last Mondays of June, every Monday in July, and the 1st Monday of August, September, Oct. November, and December. WORCESTER. At Worcester, IstTues of every month. At Brook- field, on the 2d Tues of May and October. At Lan- caster, on the 3d Tues in May and October. At Fitch- burg, on the Wed next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Templeton, on the Thurs next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Barre, on the Fri next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Men- don, on the 4th Tues in May. At Uxbridge, on the 4th Tues in October.

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Governor, .-.-.-- g3666,67 Lieutenant-Governor, - . - . - 533,33

Chief Justice of the S.J. Court, - - - 3500,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 3000,00 Chief Justice of the Court of-Common Pleas, 2100,00

Associate Justices of do. - - - 1800,00 Judge of the Municipal Court, ... 1250,0© Justices in Police Court, .... 1500,00 Attorney- General, ..... 1200,00 Reporter of Decisions, 1000,00

Secretary of the Commonwealth, - - - 2000,00 1st Clerk in Secretary's, Treasurer's, and Adju- tant General's Offices, .... 1200,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, ... 2000,00 Adjutant-General, 1500,00 ReporterofDecisions in S.J. Court, - - 1000,00 District Attorneys, 1000,00 Clerk of the Senate, 1130,00 Clerk of the House of Representatives, - 1130,00 Secretary of the Board of Education, - 1500,00 Commissioners, (trav. expenses) and a day. Bank %6 ^

Counsellors, Senators, and Representatives, two dollars each for each day's attendance, and two dollars for every ten miles travel.—President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per day for each day's atteodaoce. GOVERjYORS IJV MASSACHUSETTS.

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

Governors of Plymouth, chosen annually by the People, 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward Winslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1634 Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Th()S.Hinckley,ifjAo 1636 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption by AndroSf 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction with MaS' 1639 William Bradford sachustits in 1692.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter^ chosen annually by the People.* 1630 1646 John Winthrop 1634 Thomas Dudley 1649 John Endicott 1635 John Haynes 1650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henry Vane 1651 John Endicott 1637 John Winthrop 1654 Rich. Bellingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott 1641 Rich. Bellingham 1665 Rich. Belling^ham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 John Leverett 1644 John Endicott 1679 Simon Bradstreet 1645 Thomas Dudley

After the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 , Pres by the People, and Simon 1687 Sir , firadstreet elected Presi- dent who, in Governor. | 1691, was cho 1689 Sir Edmund deposed sen Governor.

* 1628, the Company in England for settling Massachusetts Bay, chose Matthew Cradocit, Governor, and Thomas Gofle, Lieutenant Governor, but they never came to America. 30 Governors of Massachusetts.

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter, appointed by the King. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir 1692 William Stougliton, 1699—1700 Earl of Bello- to 170^ mont 1702 Thomas Povey 1702 May. The Council. Joseph Dudley 1715 William Tailer 1714 Feb. The Council. March. Jos. Dudley- 1723 William 1716 Samuel Shute Dummer 1729 William 1728 William Burnet Dummer 1730 William Tailer 1730 Jonathan Belcher 1733 Spencer Phips 1740 William Shirley 1756 Spencer Phips 1753 William Shirley 1757 April. The Council. Tnomas Pownal 1758 Thos. Hutchinson, 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770 1770 Thos. Hutchinson 1770 Andrew Oliver 1774 1774 Thomas Oliver

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

Under the JS'ew Constitution, chosen annually by the People. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 , to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing,toFeb.28,1788 1785 , 1787 1788 , 1789 1787 John Hancock, Oct. 8, 1793 IT^Q S'lmnel Adams, 1794 1794 , 1797 1794 Mosfts Gill, May 20,1800 1797 Increase Sumner,June7. 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 , 1807 1802 Edward H. Robbins, 1807 1807 James Sullivan, Dec.lO, 1808 1807 1809 , 1810 1810 , 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1816 John Brooks, 1823

1823 , Feb. 6, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1826 Thomas L. Winthrop, 1832 1834 John Davis, 1836 1833 Samuel T. Armstron

Chief Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court. William Gushing, 1781 to 1789. Theophilus Parsons, 1806 to 1813. Nathaniel P. Sargent, 1790 to , 1814. •791. Isaac Parker, 1814 to 1830. , 1791 to 1806. Lemuel Sliavv, 1630. Jlttorney Generals.

Robert T. Paine, '780 to 1790. Perez Morton, 1810 to 1832. James Sullivan, 1790 to J807. James T. Austin, 1832. Barnabas Bid well, J807 to ISiO. Secretaries of the State John Avery, 1780 to 1806. Alden Bradford, 1812 to 1824, Jonathan L. Austin, 1806 to 1808 Edward D. Bangs, 1824 to 1836. William Tudor, 1808 to 1810, John P. Bigtlow, 1836. Benjamin Romans, 1810 to 181-2. Treasurers of the State Henry Gardner, 1780 to 1783. Thomas Harris, 1810 to 18H. Thomas Ivers, 1783 to 1787. J(ma. L. Austin, 1811 to 1812. Alexander Hodgdon, 1787 to 1792 John T. Apihorp, 1812 to 1817. Thomas Davis. 1792 to 1797. Daniel Sargent, 18)7 to 1822. Pelea Coffin, 1797 to 1802. iNahum iMitchel, 1822 to 1827. Jonathan Jackson, 1802 to 1806. Joseph Sewall, 1827 to 1832. Thompson J. Skinner, 180(1 to 1S08< Hezekiah Barnard, 1832 to 1837. Josiah Dwight, 1808 to 1810. David Wilder, 1837. Presidents of the Senate. Thomas Gushing, 1780. , 1813 to 1823. , 1780 to 1781. , 1823 to 1826. Samuel Adams, 1781 to 1785, and John Mills, 1826 to 1828. 1787 to 1788. Sherman Leiand, 1828 to 18^. Samuel Phillips, 1785 to 1787, and Samuel Lothrop, 1829 to 1831. 1788 to 1801. I>everett Saltonstall, 1831 to 1832. David Cobb, 1801 to 1805. , 1832 to 1833. H. G. Otis, 1805 to 1806, and 1808 Benjamin T. Pickman, 1833 to to 1811. 1835. John Bacon, 1806 to 1807. Georee Bliss, 1835 to 1830. , 1807 to 1808, and , IPM to 1838. 1811 to 1813. , 1838. Spenke of the House. Caleb Davis, 1780 to 1782. Perez Morton, 1806 to 1808, and Nathaniel (Jorham, 1782 to 1783, 1810 to 1811. and 1785 to 1786. , 1811 to 1812. Tristram Dalton, 1783 to 1784. Eleazer W. Ripley, winter sess. SamufI A. Otis, 1784 to 1785. of 1812. Artemas Ward, 1786 to 1787. Elijah H. Mills, 1820 to 1821. James Warren, 1787 to 1788. Josiah Uuincy, 1821 to 1822. , 1788 to 1789. T>uthtT Lawrence, winter sess. David «'olib. 1789 to 1793. of ie'i2-2. £. n. Robbi'ns, 1793 to 1802. Levi Lincoln, 1822 to 1823. John G. Jones, 1802 to 1803. William G. Jarvis, 1823 to 1825^ H. G. Otis, 1803 to 1805. and 1820 to 1828. Timothv Bigelow, 1805 to 1806, ', 1825 to 1826. and i808 to 1810, and 1812 to Wm. B. Calhoun, 1828 to 1835. 1820. , 1835 to 1838, Robert C. Winthrop, 1838. 82 Government of Massachusetts.

Civil Goverisment of Massachusetts. For the Political Year, commencincr January, 1839, and ending January, 1840.

His Excellency , ll. d. Governor. His Honor George Hull, Lieutenant- Governor. COUINCH.. Henry Shaw, Eanesboro' Leavitt Thaxter, Edgart'n Caleb Foote, Salem Isaac C. Bates, Northamp. Francis C. Gray, Boston David A Simmons, Roxb. Charles Hudson, Westmin- Rufus Hosmer, Stow ster Joseph Grinnell, N. Bedf. Secretary of the Commonwealth^ John P. Bigelow. Chief Clerk, William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth, David Wilder.

Joseph Fostor, \st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in State House.

SENATE. Myron Lawrence, President. Suffolk, Josiah Quincy, Nathan Gurney, George Morey, Samuel T. x'Vrmstrong, George Blake, Charles Leigfhton. Essex, Charles Kimball, Isaiah Breed, Daniel P. Kino-, Samuel Lane, Josiah Little, Jeremiah Spofford. Middlesex, . Samuel B. Walcott, Lilly Eaton, Stuart J. Park, Samuel Chandler. Worcester, Thomas Kinnicutt, James G. Carter, Linus Child, William Hancock, James Allen, Artemas Lee. Hampshire, Myron Lawrence, William Clark, jr. Franklin, Ephraim Hastings. Hampden, Georo-e Ashmun, Reuben Boise, jr. Berkshire, Stephen B. Brown, Lester Filley. JVorfolk, Thomas French, Samuel G. Goodrich, Jo- seph L. Richardson. Representatives for 1839. 33

Plymouth, Jared Whitman, Joseph Meigs. Bristol, Sampson Perkins, Seth Whitmarsh, Horatio Pratt. Barnstable, Charles Marston. JVantucket and Dukes, George B. Upton. Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gregg, Assistant Clerk. Rev. William M. Rogers, Chaplain,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Robert C. Winthrop, Speaker. Luther S. Gushing, Clerk. Rev. George W. Blagden, Chaplains. Rev. Otis A. Skinner, SUFFOLK. Boston Amos Binney, ell, Thomas Motley, David Martin Brimmer, James Nickerson, Jeffrey Rich- Clark, Joshua Crane, Isaac ardson, Asa Swallow, Rob- P. Davis, Joseph Eveleth, ert G. Shaw, Charles A. Stephen Fairbanks, John Wells, James M. Whiton, C. Gray, James Harris, Robert C. Winthrop Samuel Hitchborn, Thom- Chelsea Ralph Beatley, as Hunting, Nahum Mitch- Abner Gay BARNSTABLE Barnstable Daniel Basset, Luther Snow Nathaniel Hinckley, Thos. Provincetown John Atkins, B. Lewis David Ryder, jr. Brewster Josiah Foster Sandwich Josiah Bacon, Chatham Josiah Kendrick, Benjamin Bourne, Charles Thomas Sparrow Nye Dennis Seth Crowell, Seth Truro Freeman Atkins, r. Whelden Jonah Stevens Eastham Philander Shaw Weljleet Solomon R. Falmouth Silas Jones, Hawes, Nathaniel P. Elijah Swift Wiley Harwich Richard Baker, Yarmouth Ezekiel Crow- jr. Cyrus Weeks ell, Freeman Taylor Orleans Edward Barber, 4* 34 Representatives for 1839. BERKSHIRE. Adams John Hall, Joseph Otis Samuel Pickett White, Shubael VVilinarth Smith Phillips Alford Pittsfield George VV. Becket Isaac Stevens Campbell, Solomon L. Cheshire Stephen Northiip Russell Clarksburg Richmond Daniel D. Ken- Dalton Daniel Lawrence dall Egremont Phaon Truman Sandisfidd Oliver Bos- Florida worth Great Barrington. Jacob Savoy Melvin Bowker Burghardt, Geo. Pyiichon Shejidd Fred. A. Brown, Hancock. William Hadsell Ira Curtis Hinsdale Wm. Hinsdale Stockbridge William

Laneshorough Churchill, Charles Web- ,j, Lee Eli Bradley, Leonard ster 1 Church Tyrincrham Asa Judd I Lenox Henry H. Cook l^ashington John S.Noble 1 Mt. Washington William West Stockbridge Hubbtird i Wright, jr. Fox JVew Ashford Williamstown Jeremiah H. JVew) Marlborough Joseph Hosford, Henry Johnson W. Howe Windsor Josiah Allen BRIS TOL. Attleborovgh Carlos Bar- Mansfield Schuyler Shep- rows, Jonathan Bliss, John ard Daggett Aew? Bedford Abraham Berkley Barker, Ebenezer N.Chad- Dartmouth Joseph GifFord, dock, Thomas D. Eliot, George Kirby Thomas A. Greene, Rob- Dighton William Peck ert Hillmann, Leonard Easton Nathaniel Guild, Macomber, Pardon G. Martin Wild Seabury, Silas Stetson, Fairhaven Daniel Davis, William H. Stowell John Stoddard, Joseph JVorton John Crane Tripp Pawtucket Elijah Ingra- Fall River George Bright- ham, John B. Read man, 2d. John A. Harris, Raynham Absalom Leon- Micah H. Ruggles, Iram ard', Enos L. Williams Smith Refiobnth C. Gushing, Freetown Aid en Hatha- William Marvell, 2d. way, jr. Seekonk Caleb Chaffee, Representatives for 1839.

William Ide Taunton Leonard Hall, Somerset Benj. G. Chase Allen Presbury Sivan^ey Arte mas Steb- Westport Nathan C. bins BrownelljGamaliel Church DUKES. Chilmark Chase Pease Edgartown Benj. Davis, Tishury Thomas Bradley ESS EX. Ameshury Josiah Sargent, Manchester David Crafts Benjamin Young' Marblehead Samuel - Andover Thomas C. Fos- win, 2d. Elias H. Rams- ter, Joseph Shattuck, jr. dell, Peter Rix, Thomas William Stevens Tucker Beverly John Safford, Methuen Joshua Buswell, Thomas B. Smith, Edwin John M. Grosvenor M. Stone Middletown Stephen Wil- Boxford Moses Kimball kins Bradford Benj. Greenleaf, JVewbury, Jacob Atkinson, William M. Rollins Benjamin W. Hale, Daniel Danvers Lewis Allen, Noyes Samuel P. Eowjer, Abel jYeivburyport Thomas M. Nichols, Henry Poor Clark, Henry W. Kins- Essex David Choate man, Joseph B. Morss, Gloucester Samuel L. An- Samuel S. Plummer

drews, Alexander P. Da- Rowley and ) Nathaniel

vis, Joseph J. Proctor, Georgetown \ Mighill, Christopher G. Sargent, Charles S. Tenney Richard G. Stanwood, jr. Salem Charles A. Andrew, Hamilton James Chamberlain, Ste- Haverhill Charles Carlton, phen A. Chase, Stephen William D. S. Chase, Daniels, Francis Peabody, James H. Duncan, Samuel John Perley, Caleb Pierce, Johnson Richard S. Rogers, Sam- Ipswich George Haskell, uel Ward William Heard Salisbury Nath'l. George, Lynn Joseph A. Lloyd, John Morrill George Hood, Abel Saugus Charles Sweetser Houghton, jr. Samuel Topsfield Nath'l. Perley Mudge, Jeremiah C.Stick- Wenham Benjamin Ed- ney, John Stone wards Lynnfield David N. Swa- West JVewbury MosesCarr, fiey Benjamin Edwards 36 Representatives for 1839. FRAN KLIN. Ashfield William Bassett, don, jr. Friend Knowlton Monroe Martin Ballou Bernardston Henry W. Montague Martin H. Clapp Cushman JVew Salem Emerson Fay J5wcA;/anrf Joseph Griswold JVorthJield Samuel C. Al- Charlemont Joseph Field len, jr. Asahel Stebbins Coleraine Amos Bordwell, Orange Salmon Howard John Wilson Roive Solomon Reed Conway Christopher Arms Shelburne Theophilus Deerfield Amos Russell, Packard Asa Stebbins Shutesbury Phineas Hem- Gill Eliphalet S. Darling men way Green^eW Ambrose Ames, Sunderland Horace Hen- Isaac Barton, jr. derson Hawley John Vincent fVarwick Jacob R. Gale Heath Luther Gale Wendell Gardiner Leach Leverett HoratioN. Watson Whaieley Samuel B.White Leyden Reuben Shel- HAMPDEN. Blandford Springfield George Bliss, Brimfield Abner Hitch- Elijah Blake, Orange Cha- cock, Samuel Tarbell pin, William Child, Charles Chester M'Clallen, Sylvester Tay- Granville Francis Peebles lor Holland Tolland George W. Gran- Longmtadow Calvin Burt ger Ludlow Wales Absalom Gardner Monson Horatio Lyon, Westfield Joseph Arnold, Calvin Munn Asa B. Whitman, Lucius Montgomery Oren Parks Wright Palmer Wm. J Blanchard, West Springfield Edwin H. James Gamwell Ball, Josiah Johnson Russell Benjamin Bennet Wilbraham Jesse W. Rice, Southwick Moses Loomis, William V. Sessions Elisha Steer HAMPSHIRE. Amherst Edward Dickin- Cummington Philander son, Oliver Dickinson, 2d. Packard' Belchertown Israel Towne Easthampton Chesterfield Timothy A. Enfield Daniel Ford Phelps Goshen Luther Stone Representatives for 1839. 37

Granhy Samuel Ayres Prescott Roswell Allen Greenwich Ira Haskell South Hadley Spencer Hadley Charles P. Phelps, Moody William Smith Southampton William S. Hatfield Justin Wait Rogers Middlefield Samuel Smith Jf'are Jason Gorham, JVorthampton Jonathan P. Thomas Snell Strong-, Joseph Warner, Jf'esthampton John A. Judd >jliphalet Williams JVUliamsburg Elisha JVorwich Tileston Pelham Joseph Barrows Worthington Chauncey B. Plainjield Stephen Gloyd Risino"

xM I D D L E S E X. Aclon Nathan Brooks Jefferson Pratt Ashhy Lexington Phineas Law- Bedford Reuben Bacon rence, Philip Russell Billerica Henry Baldwin Lincoln Elisha Hagar Boxhorough Littleton Brighton Charles Heard, Loivel^ Henry J. Baxter, Henry N. Larnard William Davis, Hazen Burlington Elliot, David JNourse,Jesse Cambridge Luther Brooks, Phelps, Royall Southwick, Joseph T. Buckingham, Joshua Swan, Oliver M. Ezekiel Hayden Whipple, Edw'd Winslow Carlisle Calvin Heald Maiden Caleb Howard, Charlestown Thomas Leavitt Corbett Greenleaf, Jona. Locke, Marlborough Levi Bige- Samuel Poor, Phineas low, Isaac Hayden Rice, Samuel C. Simonds, Medford Leonard Buck- Timothy Thompson nam, Lewis Richardson Chelmsford Amos Carlton, JVatick Nathaniel Clark Sherebiah Spaulding K'ewton Lemuel Crehore, Concord Stedman But- Jesse Winslow trick, Ephraim Meriam Pepperell Arnold Hutch- Dracut Daniel Carter, inson, John P. Tarbell Samuel Fox Reading George Flint, Framingham Moses Ed- Warren Perkins gell Sherburne Groton John G. Park, Shirley Daniel Shattuck South Reading Thomas Holliston Alden Leland, Emerson, Jonas Evans Daniel Perry Stoneham Joseph Buck Hopkinton Moses Phipps, Stow Charles Tower m Represents^tives for 1839.

Sudbury Ephraim Moore. Wayland Wm. Sherman Thomas Stearns West Cambridge William Tewkshury Jona. Brown Locke, 2d. James Russell TownsendiosXah. G. Heald Westford Ephraim Abbott Tyngsborough Rufus M. Weston Jonas Hastings Blodg^et Wilmington Waltham Elisha Crehore, Woburn William Flan- Luke Fiske ders, Leonard Fowle, Cal- ffatertown vin A. Wyman NANTU CKET. JVantucket Jonathan C. erick C. Macy, Isaac Bray- Briggs, Samuel H. Jenks, ton, Josiah Swain George Bradburn, Fred- NORFOLK. Bellingham Asa Pickering JVeedham Elisha Lyon Braintree Joseph Rich- Quincy William B. Dug- ards, Minot Thayer gan, James Newcomo, Brookline Thomas Griggs Lemuel Spear Canton Samuel Capen, Randolph Zenas French, Isaac Horton jr. Alvan Kidder, C. T. Cohasset Geo. W. Collier Woodman Dedham Joshua Fales Roxbury Cornelius Cow- Dorchester Elijah Vose, ing, Ephraim Harrington, Marshall P. Wilder William H. Spooner, Jo- Dover seph W. Tucker, Stephen Foxborough Silas Ripley, Williams John Sherman Sharon Jedediah Morse Franklin Nathan Cleave- Stoughton land Walpole Joshua Stetson, jr. Medjield William Peters Weymouth Silas Canter- Medway Eleazer Daniels, bury, Bela Hayward, Asa Luther Metcalf Pratt Milton Nathaniel Thomas, Wrentham Preston Pond, Ebenezer G. Tucker Silas Metcalf PLYMOUTH Abington James Ford, jr. Durbury Benjamin Alden, Elihu Hobart, Harvey Gershom B. Weston Torrey East Bridsewnter Bridgewater John A.Shaw, Halifax Zadock Thomp- Nahum Stetson son Carver Joseph Barrows Hanover Abel G. Duncan Representatives for 1839. 39

Hanson Melzar Sprague Plymouth Isaac Bartlett, Hin^ham Henry Gushing, Jeremiah Farris, Ezra David Fearing, Thomas Leach, Benjamin Weston Loring P/j/mpfonZaccheus Parker Hull Rochester Zaccheus M. Kingston Josiah Holmes, Barstow, James H. Clark, James N. Sever Isaac Smith Marshfield John Ford, jr. Scituate John Beal, Wil- Middleborough Stilman liam James, Sam'l. Water- Benson, Tisdale Leonard, man L. K. Pratt, Eliab Ward Wareham Bartlett Mur- JV. Bridgeivater Jesse Per- dock, Abisha Barrows kins, Albert Smith West Bridgewater John E. Pembroke Nathaniel Smith Howard WORCESTER Ashhurnham Reuben Hardwick Moses Allen, Townsend Gardiner Ruggles Athol Benjamin Easta- Hai-vard Asa Daby, Abel brook, Abner Young Whitney Auburn Lewis Eddy, Sam- Holden Tilly Chaffin, Silas uel Eddy Flagg Barre Nathaniel Holland, Hubbardston Micajah Nathaniel Loring Reed, George Williams Berlin Jona. D. Merriam Lancaster John G. Thurs- Bolton Caleb Wheeler ton, Silas Thurston, jr. Boylston Eli B. Lamson Leicester Isaac South- Brookjield Eben. Prouty, gate, Samuel Watson Sylvanus Thomas Leominster Jabez B. Low Charlton Aaron Marble, Lunenburg Danl. Low,jr. Alpheus White, Moses Mendon Williams Milford Ariel Bragg, Hen- Dana Italy Foster ry Nelson Douglas Warren Humei, Millbury Job Gorton, David Richardson Charles Hale Dudley Morris Larned, J^ew Braintree Joseph Samuel Robinson Bowman Fitchburg David Boutelle, JVorthboro^ Prentiss Keyes Francis Perkins JSTorthhridge Benj. Taft Gardner Joseph Wright, JVorth Brookjield Chaun- Timothy Heywood cey Edmands, Pliny Nye Grafton Joseph Bruce, Oakham Alexander Craw- Noah Kimball ford, 2d. 40 Standing Committees.

Oxford Sylvanus Harris, come Whipple Francis Sibley Templtton Sose\)h Davisjr. Paxton Artemas Howe Moses Leland Petersham Joseph Brown Upton William Legg, Eli- Phillipston James Carrnth jah Warren Princeton Alphonso Uxbrids^e Samuel Reed, Brooks Asa Thayer I Royalston Russell Morse t1 arren John Moore Rutland Calvin G. Howe fFefesfcrSolomonRobinson Shrewsbury Adam Har- JJ estborough Otis Brig- rino-ton, Azor R. Phelps ham, Abijah Stone Southboi'ough SullivanFay IFest Boylston Southbridge Stephen Jf'estmin'ster Joseph Wh\t- Brackett/Bela Tiffany man, Joseph H. Whitney Spencer Eleazer B. Dra- Winchendon Isaac Morse, per, Dennis Ward Elisha Murdock Sterling Tmothy Endicott, Worcester Lewis Chapin, William Goss Simon S. Gates, Nathan Sturbridge Edward Phil- Heard, William Ijincoln, lips, Abijah Prouty Stephen Salisbury, Icha- iSwi^on Peter Putnam,Wel- bod Washburn

Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant-at-Jlrms to the Legislature. William h\diX\mx\^, Messenger to Governor and Council. John V. Low, Assistant do. do. Thomas Avis, Watchman to State- House. Edmund S. Brigham, Jissistant Watchman. Milton Hall, Doorkeeper to Senate.

Eliiah W. Cuttinar, ) r» 7 ^ ^i rr r n (Doorkeepers to the House Rep- David Murphey, of ^ '•^*^"^«^*^^^- AlexisPool, S "Winslow Leach, Page to Senate. John Homer, Page to House of Representatives.

Standing Committees of the Senate. On the Judiciary— Messrs. Walcott of Middlesex, Kinnicutt of Worcester, and iMorey of Suffolk. On Probate and Chancery— Me.-srs. Ashmuii of Hampden, Kimball of Essex, and Pratt of Bristol. On EducatAun— Messrs. Carter of Worcester, Goodrich of Norfolk, and VVillard of Middlesex. On Aaricidtnre— Messrs. Whitmarsh of Bristol, Clark of Hamp- shire, and Richardson of Norfolk. On Bills in the Third Reodinsr—^]essrs. Kinnicutt of Worcester, Walc.itt of Middlesex, Ashmifn of Hampden, Kimball of Essex, IMorey of tiuffolk, and King of Essex. On F.ntrrossrd Bills—Messrs. Hancock of Worcester, l''HIev of Berkshire, Pratt of Bristol, Leighton of Suffolk, Lee of Worcester, and Little of Essex. Standing Committees. 41

Standing Committees of the House. On the Judiciary— Messrs. Bliss of Springfield, Lincoln of Worces- ter, Mitchell of Hoston, Russell of West Cambridge, Daggett of Attle- boro', Rising of Wortiiington, and Stickney of Lynn. On Probate and Chancery— Messrs. Kinsman of xNewburyport, Reed of Rowe, Stevens of .Andover, Ward of Middleboro', Cashing of Hing- ham, Whitney of Harvard, and Bacon of '-^andwich. On Education— Messrs. Sliavv of Bridgewa'er, Greene of New Bed- ford, Salisbury of Worcester, Packard of Shelhurne. Greenleaf of Bradford, Cushman of Beniardston, and Choate of Essex. On Atrricultnre— Messrs. Buckinsham of Cambridge, Field ofCIare- mont, Stebbins of Deerfield, Wilder of Uorcliester, Noyes of New- bury, Gardner of Wales, and Pynchon of Great Barrington. On Finance— Messrs. Gray of Boston, Brovvneil of Westport, Fiske of Waltham, Tripp of Fairliaven, Ingrah^m of Pawtucket, White of Adams, and Snell of Ware. On Elections— Messrs. Dickinson of .Amherst, Wheeler of Bolton, Allen of Northfield, Nourse of Lowell, Hinckley of Barnstable, Brad- ley of Tishurv, and Fearing of Hiiigham. On Bills in'the Third Reudimr— Messrs. Eliot of New Bedford, Tar- bell of Pepperell, Fay of Souihboro', Stetson of Bridgewater, Tucker of Roxbury, Brooks of Princetown, and Stoddard of Fairliaven. On Engrossed Bills— Messrs. .Morss of xNewburyport, Davis of Fair- haven, Stone of Beverly, J. G. Thurston of Lancaster, Stovvell of New Bedford, Duguan of Quincy, and Evans of South Reading. On County Estimates— Messrs. Loring of Hingham, Perkins of N. Bridgewater, Buttrick of Concord, Shelton of Leyden, and Saffurd of Beverly. On the Pay Roll—Messrs. Eveleth of Boston, Vincent of Havvley, Curtis of Sheffield, Emerson of s-outh Reading, and Smith of North Bridgewater. On Change ofJVames— Messrs. Clapp of Montague, Boutelle of Fitch- burg, Thomas of Milton, Crowell of Dennis, and Flint of South Reading. On Leave of Msence— Messrs. Town of Belchertown, Briggs of Nan- tucket, Beal of Scituate, Lawrence of Dallon, and Cowing of Roxbury. On Public Buildings— Messrs. Brooks of Cambridge, Swallow of Boston, Chamberlain of Salem, Heard of Ipswich, and Seargent of Gloucester.

Joint Standing Committees.

On Accounts— Messrs. P'aton and Perkins of the Senate ; and Messrs Thayer of Braintree, Griswold of Buckland, and Tiffany of South gate, of the House. On Roads and Bridges— Messrs. Carter and Boise of the Senate and Messrs. Bowman of New Braintree, James of Scituate, and Chase of Salem, of the House. On Railroads and Canals— Messrs. Child and Gurney of the Senate^ and Messrs. Phelps of Hadley, Edgell of Framingham, and Richard- son of Boston, of the House.

On Towns— Messrs. Hastings and Whitman of the Senate ; and Messrs. Child of Springfield, Whitney of Westminster, and Allen of Danvers, of the House.

On Claims— Messrs. King and Leighton of the Senate ; and Messrs. Andrews of Salem, Clark of Boston, and Pickering of BelJingham, of the House. 452 Justices throughout the State.

On the — Messrs. Quincy and Breed of the Senate ; and Messrs. Duncan of Haverhill, Brimmer of Boston, and Ruggles of Hardvvick, of the House. On Parishes— .Messrs. Filley and Meigs of the Senate; and Messrs. Seabury of New Bedford, Bughard of Great Barrington, and Ford of Enfield, of the House.

On Fisheries— Messrs. Marston and Lane of the Senate ; and Messrs. Swift of Falmouth, Hale of Newbury, and Atkins of Provincetown, of the House. On Banks and Bankivg-— Messrs. Armstrong and Goodrich of the Senate; and Messrs. VVilliairis of Northampton, Weston of Duxbury, and iShaw of Boston, of the House. On jMercantile Affairs and Insurance— Messrs. Upton and Allen of the Senate ; and Messrs. Motley of Boston, Rogers of Salem, and Barker of New Bedford, of the House.

On Public Lands— Messrs. Blake and Little of the Senate ; and Messrs. Fairbanks of Boston, Bacon of Bedford, and Stetson of VVal- pole, of the House.

On Manufactures— Messrs. French and Brown of the Senate ; and Messrs. Peabody of Salem, Southwick of Lowell, and Campbell of Pittsfield, of the House.

On Public Charitable Institutions— Messrs . SpofFord and Chandler of the Senate; and Messrs. Vose of Dorchester, Bradburn of Nantucket, and Webster of Stockbridge, of the House. On Prisons— Messrs. Lee and Park of the Senate; and Messrs. Jenks of Nantucket, Heard of Worcester, and Thompson of Charles- town, of the House. the Library— vjessrs. WilJard, Q,uincy and Blake of the Senate On ; and Messrs. Davis of Boston, Shaw of Eastham, and Grosvenor of Milton, of the House.

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth, arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Artemas Ward, Boston John T. Kirkland, Boston Bezaleel Taft, Uxbridge Samuel Crocker, Taunton Benj. Pickman, Boston John Pickerinsr, Boston Harrison G. Otis, Boston Sam'l.P.P.Fay; Cambridge Daniel Kilham, Wenham Silas Holman, Bolton William Prescott, Boston Richard Sullivan, Boston John Lowell, Boston B.W.Crowninshield, Bost. John Davis, Boston Thos. Greenleaf, Quincy Joseph Story, Cambridge Josiah Quincy, Cambridge George Blake, Boston Samuel Porter, Hadley Charles Jackson, Boston Abrah. Holmes, Rocheste'r N. Mitchell, Boston Joseph Locke, Lowell Samuel S. Wilde, Boston , Leominster Samuel Putnam, Boston Levi Lincoln, Worcester John Welles, Boston Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham Peter C. Brooks, Boston Wm. P. Walker, Lenox Justices throughout the State. 43

David Cummins, * Salem Ja's Richardson, Dedham Marcus Morton, Taunton Benjamin Sheldon, New Nathan Willis, Pittstieid Marlborough RusselFreeman,Sandwich Asa W. Wildes, Newbu- Stephen White, Boston ry port Nathaniel Silsbee, Salem David Wilder, Boston James Fowler, Westtield Jona. Hartwell, Montague Stephen Barker, Andover Ch. J. Holmes, Rochester Hezek. Barnard, Nantuck. John Davis, Worcester Edmimd Gushing-, Lunenb. Benjamin Russell, Boston Thos.L.Winthrop, Boston Nathl.Austin,Charlestw'n. Jacob Hall, Boston Benj. Rodman, N. Bedford John Merrill,Newburyport Zenas Crane, Dalton John Endicott, Dedham Warren Lovering,Medw'y , E.Bridgew. Edw. F. Jacobs, Scituate Ezra Mudge, Boston ,Salem Mark Doolittle, Belchert. Jno.ALWilliams, Taunton John Mason, Swanzey Solomon Strong, Leomin- Bezaleel Taftjr. Uxbridge ster Jonathan Phillips, Boston George Bliss, Springfield Saml. C.Allen, Northfield Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield George Hull, Sandisfield Wm. B. Calhoun, Springfi. James Savage, Boston Peter O. Thacher, Boston Joseph E. Sprague, Salem , Roxbury Nathan Brooks, Concord Sidney Willard, Carab. H.A. S.Dearborn, Roxbury Sam'l.Mixter, N.Braintree , Boston John Howard, Springfield Lemuel Shaw, Boston William Minot, Boston JosephKittredge, Andover Caleb Foote, Salem Jona. Dwight, Springfield Henry Shaw, Lanesboro' Joim Locke, Lowell David Joy, Nantucket , Pittsfield Edw'dWalcott, Pawtucket Luke Fiske, W^altham Ch. A. Dewey, Northamp. Patrick Boise, Westfield Samuel D. Parker, Boston Elijah Swift, Falmouth Asahel Huntington, Salem Jos. Bowman, N.Braintree Pliny Merrick, Worcester John C. Gray, Boston Daniel Wells, Greenfield Howard Lothrop, Easton Chas. H. Warren, N. Bedf. Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Francis C. Gray. Boston John Q,. Adams, Quincy Chas. Hudson, Westmins. James T. Austin, Boston Leavitt Thaxter, Edgart'n. S. T. Armstrong, Boston Isaac C. Bates, Northamp. John R. Adan, Boston David A. Simmons, Roxb. Jeremiah Mason, Boston Rufus Hosmer, Stow David Mack, jr. Amherst Joseph Grinnell, N. Bedf. 44 Justices of the Peace in Boston. SUFFOLK. Judge of Probate, John Heard, Boston. Register of Probate, Oliver W. B. Peabody, do. Register of Deeds, Henry Alline, do. County Mtorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Richard D. Harris, do.

Clerks of S. J. Court and Court of Common Pleas. Charles A. Parker, and George C. Wilde, of Boston.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boston. Joseph May David Sears Rifhard Fletcher Thos. H. Perkins William Simmons Charles P. Curtis Aldcn Bradfdrd Augustus Peabody Horace Mann Wm. Stevenson Francis J. Oliver Henry H. Fuller William Sullivan Joseph Hall Sanil F. M'Cleary Thos. W. Phillips Jnsiah Quincy, jr. Jfisoph Tilden James C. Merrill Theod Lyman, jr. Warren Duiton Zebedee Cook, jr. John Walsh Samuel H. Walley O'-tiviiis Pickering Nathan Hale Stephen Codman Thos. A. Dexter ^ Rufus Chnate John Knapp William Parker Peleg Sprague Benj. Whitman Wm. C. Aylvvin John Mills John Parker Benjamin Rand John P. Bigelov\r Samuel Hubbard Francis Bassett Francis O. Watts Timothy Williams Charles G. Loring Isaac Waters John Heard John G. Rogers Samuel A. Eliot Wm. D. Soliier Franklin Dexter John T. Apthorp Bradford Sumner Wm. W. Parrott Daniel Sargent Charles Wells Edmund Dwight Ninian C. Betton Andrew Ritchie Wm. J.Hubbard Thomas Tolman Benjamin Guild

.Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Daniel Sargent Alden Bradford Samuel Austin William Tufts John P. Bigelow

Justices of the Peace in Boston. Benjamin Welles James Phillips Abrah. W. Fuller Henry Cabot Charles Bradbury Henry Sargent Richard D. Harris Nathl. P. Russell Samuel 1>. Ward Henry Codman Samuel B. Barrel! Edw. Tuckerman Joseph Coolidge David S.Townsend Thomas Dennie Phineas Blair John C. Warren Saml. K. Williams Josiah P. Cooke James Jackson Justices of the Peace in Boston. 45

George W. Coffin Isaac P. Osgood Daniel P. Parker James Hall Lvnde Walter Henry F. Baker Joseph Lovering William Knapp Moses L. Hale Joseph W. Revere Wm. T. Andrews George W. Otis Samuel Swett B. D. Green Edw.Wigglesworth Willinm Sturgis Ezra A. Bourne Thomas Power John S, Lillie Ward Jackson George Gay George Hallett Thompson Miller William P.'Mason Benj. R. Nichols Peres Loring Horatio M. Willis Wm. H. Gardiner James W. Paige Bryant P Tilden W.R.P. Washburn Plinv Cutler Charles Hayward Ezra Davis Ellis G. Loring Nathl. G.Snclling Samuel E. Sewall John S. Wright Ebenezer Francis Abraham Moore Thomas C. Amory Saml.Frothingham William Barry William B Dorr Isaac Winslovv Charles Sprague George E. Head Isaac Stevens Edward Blake Benjamin Rich William Appleton E. Haskeit Derby Francis Welch Eben Richie Dorr John C. Park Samuel May Sidney Bartlett John D Dyer Daniel Messenger Geo. S. Bulfinch E.Hersy Derby, jr. John Tappan David Henshaw Benj. H. Currier George Tirknor David L. Child George C. Wilde Eliphalet Williams Nathan Gurney Washingt.P.Gregg Saml. P. Gardner Charles A. Parker Wm. G. Stearns Edward Cruft Theophi. Parsons Augustus H. Fiske Henry J. Oliver John W. James Wm. Hayden, jr. George Morey Joshua Blake Henry B. Stone Edvpard Brooks Samuel Perkins John S. Tyler Samuel A. Wells Fran. H. Williams Richard S. Fay Thomas J. Eckley Caleb Eddy Luiher S. Gushing A. A. Dame Samuel Tenney Francis Jackson Henry Alline John F. Loring Joria. Chapman J J. Loring W^m. Foster Otis Luther Faulkner Samuel D. Harris Edward G. Loring Joseph Jenkins Henderson Inches Justin Field John D. Williams Josiah Bradlee Joseph T. Adams Edward Pickering Thomas Wetmore John A. Lowell Robert G. Shaw Thomas W. Ward Willard Phillips Elbridge Gerry James F. Baldwin George Darracolt Samuel G. Perkins Joseph Sewall Samuel Dorr George Bond Benj. Lynde Oliver Aaron B ildvvin Joseph Austin Robt. Treat Paine Charles F. Adams Henry Bass Nathl. I. Bowditch George M. Mason Gedney King Franklin H. Story Nathauiel Greene 46 Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Thomas K. Davis John Codman Thomas Hunting Richard Rcbins Charles C. Paine Eben. Chadwick Sam.H.Walley, jr. Geo. H. Whitman Henry Farnam Charles R. Lowell Edmund Q.iiincy Edward D Sohier John P. Thorndilie Enos Stewart Philip Marett Ciiarles Afwood Arnold F. Welles Thomas Dwight Edward Eldredge John T. Prince James Andrews Charles Hood William Tufts Daniel Parkman AureliusD. Parker Geo. S. Hillard Andrew H. Ward James K. Mills Charles Sumn«;r James Read Robert Rogers Simon E. Greene Stephen Bates John M Fessenden Benjamin Sie\ ens Daniel L. Gibbena Franklin Haven Hugh Montgomery James Boyd John Foster J. Crowninshield Benj. T Reed Robt. C. Winthrop John B. M'Cleary Benson Leavitt William Brigham John L. Dimmock George W. Adams Lemuel Blake Wm. A. Wellman Henry Clark Samuel S Lewis William Savage Royal L. Porter Benj. M. Watson Joseph H. Dorr Joseph Dall Artemas Simonds Geo. M. Thacher T. P. Chandler Ivers J. Austin Wm. B. Reynolds Adam W. Thaxter Alex. Wadsworth Jona. P. Robinson Ch. W.Cartwright Henry Hatch O. W.B. Peabody Abel Phelps Jonas L. Sibley William Lawrence George T. Curtis Charles Calhoun Joseph S. Hastings Charles W. Lovett John B. Wells John A. Bolles Thomas Motley Charles Leighton John Randall William Austin Daniel Noyes Benj. R. Curtis Frederick Tudor Lemuel Stanwood Francis Hilliard Thomas B. Curtis Edw. H. Robbins Edward S. Erving Thos. C. Amory,jr. Charles Torrey William Gray Benj. H. Andrews Grenv.T. Winthrop Horace Gleason Epes S. Dixwell Edward S. Rand Ezra Weston, jr. William Hales F.B. Crowninshield Geo. W. Phillips Edward Cruft, jr. James L. English E. Gerry Austin John Pickering, jr. Francis C. Loring Edmund Munroe Lem. P. Grosvenor Horatio Shipley James W. Fenno Leonard Jarvis Isaac O. Barnes Geo. T. Bigelovv James Benjamin Geo. W. Heard Geo. E. Winthrop Alanson Tucker Wm. G. Hunter Chas. L. Hancock Titus Welles James Dalton N. A. Thompson Archibald Foster Stephen Fairbanks William Tucker Joseph Lewis Abner Bourne J. Lewis Stackpole Chas. T. Murdock John Rayner George W. Pratt Ignatius Sargent Isaac M'Lellan, jr. Isaac P. Davis Counsellors and Attorneys in Boston. 47

Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Joseph Stowers David Floyd Francis B. Fay

JYotaries Public in Boston. Wm. Stevenson Jolm J. Loring Alden Bradford Stephen Codman Thomas A. Dexter Henry Clark Charles Hayward Robert Rogers Hugh Montgomery

CounsflloTs and Jlttorneys at Law in Boston. William Prescott Samuel D. Ward Sidney Bartlett George Blake Samuel B. Barrell E. Hersy Derby, jr. William Sullivan James C. Merrill Geo. S. Bulfinoh John Williams John Heard Franftis Bassett John W. James Peter O. Thacher David A. Simmons Wm. J. Hubbard Benjamin Gorliam Francis C Gray Fran. H.Williams John Pickering Henry B. Smith Edward G. Loring Warren Dutton Wm.'P. Mason William F. Otis John Knapp Horatio M. Willis Josiah Q,uincy,jr, Samuel D. Parker Charles P. Curtis Francis O. Watts Daniel Webster Mcises Draper Hobert Treat Paine James T. Austin Henry H. Fuller Nathl. I. Bowditch William Min..t George E. Head William B. Dorr James Savage Charles G. Loring Ellis Gray Loring Samuel Hubbard George Morey Joseph Willard Benj. R. Nichols Richard Fletcher Edward Blake Augustus Peabody John C. Gray John C. Park Saml. F.M'Cleary Edward Brooks Elias H. Derby Sam!. K Williams Franklin Dexter Arthur W. Austin Wm. C. Aylwin Willard Phillips Wm. G.Stearns Benjamin Guild John R. Adan Augustus H. Fiske Joseph Harrington Daniel Parkman Washingt.P.Gregg Thompson Miller Thomas Tolman Richard S. Fay William Simmons Abraham A. Dame Jona. Chapman William D. Sohier Bradford Sumner Abel Gushing Phineas Blair Thos. W. Phillips Luther S. Gushing Abraham Moore Thomas Wetmore Peleg Sprague Thomas Power John G. Rogers Charles F. Adams Josiah P. Cooke Isaac P. Osgood Edw. Pickering Sherman Leland Wm. T. Andrews Richard Robins Benjamin Rand John P. Bigelow Jeremiah Mason Abrah. W. Fuller Ninian C. Betton George M. Mason Henry Codman Wm. H. Gardiner S. H.^Walley, jr. George Gay W. R.P.Washburn Horace Mann TheophilusParsons Samuel E, Sewall Aurelius D. Parker 48 Sheriffs, Coroners, &;C. in Boston.

Justin Field Hugh Montgomery Geo. Sparhawk John Codman Tliomas Dwight George T. Curtis Geo. H. Whitman George S. Hillard F. J. Humphrey Charles C. Paine John A. Belles Andrew Foster Edmund Quincy Benj. H. Andrews Alex. Whitney Thomas K. Davis Geo. E. Winthrop Albert Baker G. T. Winthrop J. Lewis Stackpole Charles A. Welch Michael Lovell John H. Gray Joel Giles Arnold F. Welles William Amory Thos. E. Payson Enos Stewart J. W. Fenno H. Gardiner Ivers J. Austin Benj. B.Thatcher Peleg W. Chandler Edward S. Rand George W. Adams William Savier Francis C. Loring Horace Gleason Charles H. Peirce Henry J. Sargent C. T. Murdock R. B. Coverly Robt. C. Winthrop J. D. Russell Wm. Richardson Janjes L. English Thos. C. Amory ,jr. Charles B.Goodrich F.B.Crowninshield John Pickering, jr. H. G. Gorham Horatio Shipley " Edward Cruft, jr. O. W. Withington Wendell Pliunps Francis L. Button George Barstow Geo. H. Snelling Theodore Otis Henry B. Rogers Geo. T. Bigelow John P. Healy Richard Hildreth John Patch Hiram Wellington Charles Atwood Eben. Smith, jr. Charles H. Parker Benj. R. Curtis John M. Bethune Jona. F. Barrett E. G. Austin Henry C Simonds William Whiting William Brigham James Benjamin Thos. G. Appleton William Gray Patrick Riley J. Lathrop Rlotley C L. Hancock Dav. S. Greenough Frederick Smith G. W. Phillips W^illiam Dehon P. S. Wheelock E. D. Sohier Thomas B. Pope Augustus J. Brown Ezra Weston, jr. Theo. P. Chandler N. L. White

Sheriff, Charles P. Sumner, Boston.

Deputy Sheriffs, Henry H. Huggeford, Watson Freeman, Charles D. Coolidge, Henry Sumner, (Offices Court Street.)

Coroners, Ebenezer Shute, Mace Smith, Jabez Pratt, of Boston, David Floyd, Joseph Stowers, of Chelsea.

County Jailor, Thomas Stephenson.

Prover of Fire Arms, Joel Richardson. Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 49 BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate, Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable. Reg-ister of Probate and Clerk of the Courts, Timothy Reed, of Barnstable. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Davis, of Barnstable. County Treasurer, Josiah Hinckley, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Barnstable Nymphas Orleans John Doane Marston, Timothy Reed Provincetown John Atkins Brewster Elijah Cobb Sandwich El is ha Pope Chatham Richard Sears Truro Solomon Davis Falmouth Thomas Fish, Yarmouth Elisha Doane, Samuel P. Croswell, Brad- John Reed, James Crowell dock Dimmick

Jippointed to qualify Civil Officers. Richard Sears, John Reed, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, Seth F. Nye, Nymphas Marston, Ebenezer Bacon. Justices of the Peace. Barnstable Benjamin Hal- Bangs, Nehemiah Baker, lett, Asa Young, Jabez Joshua Wixon, jr. Samuel Rowland, Freeman Mar- Baker, Barnabas Hall, chant, Lothrop Davis, James Berry, Seth Cro- Benjamin Lewis, well, Zebina Henry ' Howes, Mil- Crocker, Josiah Sampson, ler W. Ebenezer Bacon, Charles miah Crowell Marston, Henry Law- £astham Joshua P. At- rence, Stephen C. Nye, wood, Michael Collins, William Lewis George Collins Brewster Joseph Sampson, Falmouth Nathaniel Lew- George Copeland, Benja- is, Shubael Lawrence, min Berry,Jeremiah Mayo, Ebenezer Nye, Richard S. Joseph Smith, George W. Wood, John Jenkins, John Higgins Robinson, Aaron Cornish, Chatham Joseph Atwood, Charles Bourne, G. W. Joseph Young, Joshua Donaldson, Newell Hoxie, Nickerson, Daniel P. Clif- Frederick Davis, George ford, Thatcher Ryder, King Isaiah Lewis Harwich Obed Brooks, Dennis Stephen Homer, Nathan Underwood, jr. Nathan Stone, Jonathan James Long, Nathan Un- Nickerson, Jonathan derwood, Elijah Chase, 6 50 Notaries and Counsellors in Barnstable.

Reuben Gaboon, Isaiah H. Fessenden, Elisha Per- Baker, Joseph P. Nicker- ry, Ezra Tobey, Jesse son, Mulford Kendrick, Boyden, William Greene, Nathaniel Doane, Darius Solomon C. Howland, Jo- Weeks siah Bacon Marshpee Gideon Hawley Truro James Small, John Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Kenney William Myrick, John Yarmouth Isaiah Bray, Kenrick, Richard Sparrow Sylvester Baker, Joseph Provinceiown Asa S. Bow- Eldridge, Simeon Crowell, ley, Solomon Rich, Thom- 3d. Prince Howes, Joseph as Lothrop White, Caleb S. Hunt Sandwich William Handy, Welfleet Josiah Whitman, Melatiah Bourne, William Benjamin R. Witherell, Fessenden, Seth h\ Nye, Ebenezer Freeman, 2d. Zenas Nye, Shadrach Thomas Holbrook, 2d. Freeman, Joseph Hall, Collms S. Cole Benjamin Bourne,William Notaries Ptihlic. Barnstable David Crocker Orleans Richard Sparrow Zenas D. Bassett Provinceiown Thomas Brewster Isaac Foster, Lothrop, Godfrey Rider Freeman Foster Sandwich William H. Fes- Chatham Isaac Hardy, senden Joseph Atwood Truro Joshua Small Dennis Sylvester Chase Welfleet Josiah Whitman Eastham Samuel Knowles Yarmouth James Crowell, Falmouth Saml.P.Croswell David K. Aikin Harwich Anthony Kelley Counsellors and Mtorneys. Barnstable Nymphas Mar- Orleans John Doane ston Sandwich Russell Free- Brewster Geo. Copeland man, Seth F. Nye Falmouth Zephaniah Ben- Yarmouth John Reed, Ca- net leb S. Hunt Sheriff, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy -Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hinck- Orleans William Myrick, ley. Lot Hinckley Rufus L. Thacher Brewster Benjamin Berry, Sandivich Lewin Pope, Freeman Mayo Joseph Hamblin Falmouth G.W.Donaldson Yarmouth Charles Sears Crier of the Courts, George Blish, of Barnstable. Gaoler, Ansel D. Annable, of Barnstable. ;

Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 51

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 ; Thomas Hol- brook, 2d. Welfleet. Coroners. Barnstable Asa Young, Falmouth Consider Hatch Luther Hindley Harwich AmasaNickerson Brewster Benjamin T. Provincetown Solomon Berry, Benj. Foster, jr. Rich Chatham William Hamil- Sandwich Lewin Pope, ton Ezra Tobey Dennis Jonathan Nick- Welfleet Josiah Whitman erson Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Eastham Timothy Cole Commissioner of District ofMarshpee, Charles Marston. BERKSHIRE. Judge 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 Tucked, of do.

Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. South Dist. Charles W. Hopkins, of Great Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Adams J. Q. Robinson, min Wheeler, Edward Peter Briggs Stephens Dalton John Chamberlain Olis Lester Filley Great Barrington John Peru Cyrus Stowell Whiting Pittsfield Jonathan Allen Hinsdale Thomas Allen Richmond NoahRossetter Lanesborough Wolcott Sandisfitld Daniel Sears Hubbell, George N. Briggs Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Lee William Porter, jr. nard, Eli Ensign Lenox Joseph Tucker, Stockbridge Thaddeus Daniel Williams, James Pomeroy, Samuel Jones, W. Bobbins, Charles Henry W. Dwight, Theo- Sedgwick dore Sedofwick JVeiD Marlborough Benja- 52 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

West Stockbridge Rob bins Williamstown Deodatus Kellogg Noble

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, John Whiting, S. Jones, T. Whitney, George N. Briggs, Horatio By- ington, Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q. Robinson, Wil- liam E. Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedg- wick, Calvin Martin, Ralph Taylor, Henry Hubbard, Ezekiel R. Colt.

Justices of the Peace. Mams Thomas Robinson, Curtis, Josiah Millard, Nathan Putnam, Isaac Samuel Newman,Ephraim Brown, R. Brown,William Baldwin, Henry Dewey, E. Brayton, David Dar- Josiah Bacon, Nathan ling, Samuel Bowen, Benjamin, Lemuel K. Thomas Farnum, Benja- Strickland, Judson Foster man F. Robinson,William Florida Nathan Drury, C. Plunkett, Isaac Dean, Zadock King, Daniel Jeremiah Colgrove, jr. Thayer, jr. Isaac Hodges, E. B. Pen- Great Barrington Miles niman, W. H. Tyler, Avery, George Beckwith, Franklin O. Sayles, Ste- Jacob H. Van Deusen, phen B. Brown BenjaminRodgers,Grotius Alford Elihu Lester, Nor- Dewey, William Dewey, man Lester, Hugo Dewey, Gilbert Ford, Ralph Tay- Reuben Wilcox, Stephen lor, Charles W. Hopkins, M. Church, R. Pickett Perley D. Whitmore, Da- Becket Gaius Carter, Tim- vid Ives, Increase Sumner, othy Snow, Jabin B. Wil- Isaac Seley, jr. George liams Pynchon, Augustine Gid- Cheshire John Welles, dings, Francis Whiting, WarrenSouthworth,Ethan Sprowel Dean, Caleb A. Rix, Nathan Sayles, Stanley,Samuel Rossetter, Russell Brown, Jonathan Washington Adams, Wil- Richardson liam M. Battelle, Almou Clarksbursr Silas Shippey, J. Loring Selah Clark Hancock Gideon Martin, Dalton David Carson, Rodman Hazard, Griffin Grenville D. Weston, Eldridge, John Gardner, Henry Marsh, Simeon W. William Lapham, Augus- Wright tus L. Smith,Joshua Foster Egremont James Baldwin, Hinsdale Charles H. Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Plunkett, O. P. Colt Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 53

Laneshoro^ TimothyWhit- uel Root, Ezekiel R. Colt, ney, Richard Whitney, Matthias R. Lancton, Ed- Stoddard Hubbell, Lyman ward A. Newton, Josiah Hall, jr., Asahel Buck, Pomeroy, Josiah Bissell, Franklin Sturgis George W. Campbell, Lee Stephen Thacher, Jonathan Allen, 2d. John B. Perry, Nathaniel Richmond William S. Tremain, jr. Walter Laflin, Leadbetter, N. Redding- Charles JVI. Owen, Hub- ton, Linus Hall, Abel D. bard Bartlett, Lawson D. Clark, Erastus Rowley, Bidwell, J. C. Furber, Eleazer Williams, John L. William Merrill Plummer, Samuel Gates Lenox Charles Worthing"- Savoy Snellum Babbitt, ton, Charles Mattoon, William Ingraham, Lib- Henry W. Bishop, Caleb erty Bowker, Edward Belden, George I. Tucker, Babbitt, Bradish Dunham Solomon Cole, Thomas Sandisjield Erastus Beach, Sedgwick, VV. S. Tucker Lyman Brown, Jabez Bos- Mt. Washington Charles worth, Thomas Twining, Patterson, Merritt Smith, Uriel Smith, Samuel Mer- John T. Vincent, Ira rill, Stephen Palmer, Jo- Schutt siahWolcott, Joseph Sears JV. Ashford Keyler Kent, Sheffield Silas Kellogg, Phineas Harman Samuel Shears, Azariah J^ew Marlborough Joseph Root, Minor Owen, Wil- Fitch, Warren Wheeler, liam Ashley, Elijah S. Levi L. Smith, Samuel Deminsr, 'John Ward, Davis, Harry Wheeler Ralph ^Little, Edward F. Otis Roderick Norton, Ensign, Jeremiah Shears, Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- Horatio L. Warner, Row- ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil land W^.arfield, Samuel Seymour, Luke Barber, H.Bushne'.l,Theron War- Elam P. Norton. ner, Oliver Peck Peru Thomas Frizell, Stockbridge Cyrus Will- Oliver Nash, Elisha Rock- iams, Isaac C«rtis, Hora- well tio Byington, Alanson Pittsfield John B. Root, Bennett, Daniel Churchill, Thomas B. Strong, Butler David Lester, Benoni C. Goodrich, ThomasA.Gold, Wells, Marshall Warner, Calvin Martin, Phineas John M. Cooper, John Z. Allen, James D. Colt, Goodrich Lemuel Pomeroy, John Tyringham Thomas Gar- Churchill, HenryH.Childs, field, John Langdon, Ezra Oliver D. Dickinson, Sam- Heath, Egbert B. Garfield, 6* 54 Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire.

Eli Hale, Samuel C. Buel, ther Bartlett, John Mills, John D. Bidwell Keyes Danforth, Gershom Washington William G. T. Buckley, Stephen Hos- Ballentine,William Noble, ford, Thomas Bingham, Phillip Eames Daniel N. Dewey, Samuel West Stockbridge Christo- Smith, Orin Kellogg, Che- pher French, Amasa Spen- ney Taft, Thomas C. cer, Miles Morgan, Me- Phelps lancton Lewis, Martin Windsor E. Baldwin, Asa Hendrix, Charles B. Boyn- H. Capen, James Bealls, ton Elias L Baldwin, Alpheus Williamstown Reuben Brown, jr. Young-, Dan Foster, Lu-

Notaries Public. Adams Nathan Putnam, Piltsfield Amos T. Loomis, William E. Brayton, F. O. James Buell, E. R. Colt Sayles Sandisfield Thomas Twi- Great Barringion George ning- Arnold, Constant South- Sheffield Robert F.Barnard worth Stockbridge Horatio By- Lee William Porter, jr. ington Lenox Henry W. Bishop

Counsellors and Attorneyi Adams Thomas Robinson, JVew Marlboro^ Benjamin Nathan Putnam, Edmund Sheldon, Turner B. Penniman, Franklin O. Otis Lester Filley, Sayles, Nehemiah Hodge William T. Filley Dalton Henry Marsh Pittsjield Thomas A. Gold, Egremont Lemuel K. Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Strickland bard, Matthias R. Lanc- Great Barringion John thon, Parker L. Hall, Ju- Whiting, Increase Sum- lius Rockwell, E. Kellogg ner, Francji Whitmg Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Hancock Silas Gardner nard, Edward F. Ensign Hinsdale Thomas Allen Stockbridge Samuel Jones, Lanesbo-o' George N. Henry W. Dwight, Hora- Briggs, Franklin Sturgis tio Byington, John Z. Lee William Porter, jr. Goodrich Lawson D. Bidwell West Stockbridge Robbins ienox William P. Walker, Kellogg Henry W. Bishop, George Williamstown Daniel N. Tucker, Joseph Tucker Dewey Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire. 55

Sheriff, Thomas Twining, of Sandisfield.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Mams (J^. Village) John Shepard Holden, Jabez Hall " Hartsville Harlow S. Adams (south) Robert R. Underwood Brings Otis Samuel Pickett Dalton G. W. Branch Pittsfield Jared Tngersoll Great Banington Isaac Richmond Ebenezer K. Avery Williams Hancock Calvin P.Lapham Sheffield Calvin Rood Lanesboro^ Henry W. Stockbridge Daniel B.Fenn Brown Williamstown Solomon Lenox Oliver Dewey Buckley Lee Lorenzo D. Brown W.Siockbridge Wm. Jones JVew Marlboro^ Franklin

Deputy- Gaoler, Benjamin W. Cook, of Lenox.

Crier of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox.

Coroners. Adams B. F. Robinson, Wat kins Eli Northam, Reuben Pittsfield Reuben Brooks, Whitman, John Holden N. Strong, J. Ingersoll, S. Alford Stephen M. Church Rathbone Dalton Oliver Porter, Richmond Phineas Rich- Grenville D. Weston ards Egremont Elijah Willard Sandisfield Erastus Rice Great Barrington Samuel Savoy Melvin Bowker Rossetter, Isaac Avery, Sheffield Norman Kellogg, William M. Battelle Robert Waterman Hancock John Gorton Stockbridge David P. In- Hinsdale Walter Tracy gersoll, Benoni C. Wells, Lee Daniel Couch, Abner Daniel B. Fenn Taylor, Samuel D. Sturgis Tyringham Elijah Gar- Lenox John C. Hunt field, J. Freeman JV. Marlborough Stephen West Stockbridge Hiram Powel, Mark Pike, Joseph Pomroy, William Jones S. Catlin Williamstown Solomon Otis Samuel Picket Buckley, Manning Brown Peru Eli Pierce, David 56 Justices of the Peace in Bristol. BRISTOL. Judge of Probate, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford. Register of Probate, Anselm Bassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Northern District, Alfred Williams, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Southern District, Benjamin T. Congdon, of New Bedford. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of Taunton. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of do.

Judge of Police Court, for New Bedford, Nathaniel S. Spooner, of Faiihaven. Special Justice of do. Henry H. Crapo, of New Bedford.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quoruvi. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, Spooner, Apollos Tobey, Joseph Gifford Charles H. Warren, Dighton Hodijah Baylies Oliver Prescott, Henry H. Easton Daniel Wheaton Crapo Fall River Joseph E.Reed, JVonon EphraimRaymond, William B. Canedy, James Foord, Hezekiah Battelle Paiyfuc^ef Elijahlngraham Fairhaven Alden Spooner, Taunton Asa Danforth, Nathaniel S. Spooner, Jo- , James seph Tripp Ellis, James L. Hodges, Freetown Job Morton Jonathan fngcU, James Mansfield Solomon Pratt Sproat, Anselm Bassett JVeio Bedford Eli Haskell, Westport Abner Brownell, Stephen Merrihew, Paul Abner B. Gifford

Jijypointed to qualify Civil Officers. John M. Williams, Asa Danforth, Lemuel Macomber, James lUlis, Samuel Crocker, James L. Hodges, Charles H. Warren, James Ford, Elijah Ingraham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Battelle, James C. Stark- weather, Stephen Merrihew, James Sproat

Justices of the Peace. Attlehorough Jacob Bolk- Harvey Claflin com, Noah Claflin, Lem- Berkley Simeon Chase, uel May, Seneca Sanford, Barzill'ia Crane, Adonirara Abijah M. Ide, Elkanah Crane,Barzillia Hathaway. Briggs, Elijah Daggett, jr. Jabez Fox, John Dilling- PeterThacher,Ellis Black- ham, Samuel French, Al- ington, John Daggett, pheus Sanford Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 57

Dartmouth Abraham Rotch, Abraham Barker, Tucker, Thomas Almy, James Howland, Timothy Jeptha Ashley, James T. G. Coffin, Benjamin Lin- Slocum, Bradford How- coln, Kelly Eldridge, John land, Francis D. Bartlett, A. Parker, Richard Will- £. S. Crapo iams, Ezra Bassett, James Dighton Caleb Chase, B. Congdon, Thomas A. Thomas B. Richmond, Greene, John Burrage, George Walker, John William H- Taylor, Ben- Walker, D. Hathaway, jamin Coombs, J. H. W. Alfred Wood, Crocker Page, Harrison G. O. Col- Babbitt, Simpson Chace by, Thomas B. Bush, Wil- Easion John Pool, Row- liam R. Rodman, John land Howard, Cyrus Williams Lathrop, John Seele, Sam- JVorton Isaac Hodges, uel Dean, Oliver Ames, Laban M. Wheaton, Lem- Elijah Howard, Sebea uel Perry, Jacob Shepard, Howard, Joshua Britton, Cromwell Leonard Jonathan Pratt Pawtucket Collins Darling, Fairhaven Rounsevil Apollos Cushman, James Spooner, Levi Jenney, C. Starkweather, Wel- Asa Swift, Alfred Nye, lington Kent Jabez Taber, Phineas Raynham John Gilmore, White, Cyrus E. Clarke, Eliab B. Dean, Godfrey Thomas Davis Robinson, Amos Half, Fall RiverChsirles Pitman, Ellis Hall, Samuel Wilbur, Joseph Gooding-, Joseph Amyntas Shaw Hathaway, IsraeL\nthony, Rehoboth James Bliss, Eliab Williams, Nathaniel Samuel Bullock, 2d. Lem- B. Borden, Cyrus Alden, uel Morse, James Bland- Anthony Mason, David ing, Joseph Nichols, Gran- Anthony ville Stephens, Cyrus M. Freetoivn EbenezerPierce, Wheaton Earl Sampson, Hezekiah Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Mason, Elnathan P. Hath- vin Martin, Samuel Allen, away, Benjamin Burt, Jesse Medbury, Seth Thomas Bump, Joseph B. Whitmarsh, LewisWalker Weaver, John T. Lawton, Somerset William Reed, Calvin Thomas David Anthony, Hanan Mansfield David Gilbert, Wilbour,Wheaton Luther Rowland Green, Mason Edward Slade, Jona. P Cobb, Benjamin Billings, Slade, John D. Cartwright Elkanah Bates Sivansey Thomas Peck, jSTew Bedford William William Mason, Henry 58 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

Gardiner, John Winslow, odore L. Lincoln, Sidney Mason Barney, Thomas E. Williams, Horatio Pratt, Warning-, John Earl, Da- William Sekel, Joseph vid Gray Wilbur, Henry Williams, Taunton Alfred Williams, Seth Williams, William William Hodges, John Haskins, ThomasC.Brown, Reed, Charles Richmond, William Seaver, James P. Abiathar Leonard, Will- Ellis iam A. F. Sproat, Ichabod Westport , Lincoln, Cromwell Wash- Nathan C.Brownell, James burn, George B. Atwood, H. Handy Horatio L. Danforth, The-

J^otarles FuUic. Attleboro' A. A. Richard- Coffin, John H. Clifford, son, David E. Holman Thomas Dawes Elliot Dighton Thomas B. Rich- John Burrage, Henry H. mond Crapo, HarrisonG.O.Colby Fall River James Foord, Westport Abner Brownell Hezekiah Battelle, Eliab Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Williams, Henry H. Fish man Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Somerset David Gray Spooner, Levi Jenny, Taunton William A. F. Philemon Fuller Sproat, C. J. H. Bassett, JVew Bedford Timothy G. Jamos P. Ellis

Counsellors and Attorneys. Attlehoro^ John Daggett Burrage, Oliver Prescott, Easton Cyrus Lothrop, J. H/W. Page, Daniel Daniel Wheaton Ricketson, Harrison G. O. Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Colby Spooner JVorton Laban Wheaton, Fall River James Foord, Laban M. Wheaton Hezekiah Battelle, Joseph Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Hathaway, Cyrus Alden, man, Collins Darling Eliab Williams, William Taunton Francis Baylies, J. A. Bradford James Ellis, William A. Freetown E. P. Hathaway, F. Sproat, Anselm Basset, William H. Eddy Horatio Pratt, Sidney Mansfield David Gilbert Williams, Theodore L. JVeiv Bedford Timothy G. Lincoln, Henry Williams, Coffin, Charles H. Warren, Horatio L. Danforth, C. J. Ezra Bassett, John H. Clif- H. Bassett, Seth Williams ford, T. D. Eliot, John Sheriffs and Coroners in Bristol. 59

Sheriff, Horatio Leonard, of Raynham.

Dppvtij-Shcrifs. •4tt/c6oro' Geo. B.Richards Gordon, John Baylies, Berkley Dean Burt Christopher Tompkins Dartmouth Daniel How- JVorton Horace B. With- land erell Easton Edward W. Dean Rehoboth Richard GofF Fall River Seth Darling Taunton James Wood- Frectoivn Noah H. Evans ward, George B. Atwood, Mansfield Alvin Robin- Jacob L. Porter son, jr. Westport Frederick New Bedford William Erownell, Adam Giffbrd

Gaolers, Jacob L. Porter, of Taunton, John Baylies, of New Bedford.

Crier of the Courts, Oliver Soper, of Taunton.

hisp. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attleboro'.

Commissioners of Wrecks, 4'c. Charles Grinnell, of New-

Bedford ; Prince Sears, jr., and Thomas Almy, of Dartmouth.

Coroners. Attleboro'' Peter Thacher, Congdon, C. Tompkins Samuel Tyler, Elisha May JVorton C. Leonard Berkley Dean Burt Pawtucket John Medbury Dartmouth Henry Tucker, Raynham Amyntas Shaw jr. Samuel Barker Rehoboth Elijah A. Read, Dighton Crocker Babbitt Cromwell Bliss Easton Howland Howard, Seekonk John Miller, Daniel Macomber, Joshua Caleb Carpenter, Ezra Britton French Fall River Sheffield Wea- Somerset Philip Bowers ver, Harvey Harnden, Sivanzey Benajah Mason, Seth Darling Israel Gardner, 2d. Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Taunton David Carver, Jonathan Wilbur Benjamin Ingell, James Freetown George Pickens, Woodward, Oliver Soper, John P. Lawton jr. T. C. Brown Mansfield Simeon Greene Westport Jonathan Brow- IN'ew Bedford William nell, Peleg W. Peckhara, Gordon, jr. Benjamin T. Frederick Brownell 60 Justices of the Peace in Dukes. DUKES. Judge of Probate, Theodore G. Mayhew, of Edg-artown. Register of Probate, Register of Deeds, Josiah H. Smith, of Edgartown. County Treasurer, Wm. A. Mayhew, of WestTisbury. Clerk of the Courts,

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Edgartown Thomas Tisbury John Davis Cooke, Daniel Fellows

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William Jernegan, Thomas Cooke, of Edgartown.

Justices of the Peace. Chilmark John Hancock, ter, James H. Beetle, Hi- W. W. Swain, Stephen ram Jernegan Skiff Tisbury Thomas Dunham, Edgartown Theodore G. Charles G. Athearn, Elia- May he w, Elihu P. Norton, kim IN orton,Thomas Brad- Harrison P. Mayhew, John ley, Elijah Hillman P. Norton, Leavitt Thax- Counsellors and Mtorneys. Edgartown Theodore G. Tishury Thomas Dunham Mayhew, Leavitt Thaxter

JYotaries Public. Chilmark Tristram Allen, Tisbury Thomas Dunham, jr. Asa Johnson John Holmes, George Edgartown James H. Bee- Dunham tie, Joseph Mayhew

Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown. Deputy-Sheriffs. Chilmark Thomas H. Twftury Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert Commissioners of Wrecks, fyc. Thomas Mayhew, 2d. of

Edgartown ; John Hancock, of Chilmark. Coroners. Chilmark William May- niston hew Tisbury James Cottle Edgartown Samuel Ken-

Guardian to Indians of Chapaquidick and Christiantovm, Leavitt Thaxter. Justices of the Peace in Essex. 61 ESSEX. Judore of Probate, Daniel A. White, of Salem. Register 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 s^alem.

Judce of Police Court, iSaleiii, IMishii .Mfick. Special Jiisiices of do. do. Joseph G. Waters. Judge of Police Court, Newhuryport, Stephen W. Marston. Special Justices of do. do. VVilliaiii Woart, John Cook. Justices of the Pence and of the Quorum Ameshury Robert Cross JSTeu'bury Jacob Gerrish, Andovtr Mark Newman, Daniel Adams, .3d. Hobart Clark, Samuel jXeicburyporf Wm, Woart, Farrar, Samuel Merrill, Jonathan Gage, Ebenezer Nathaniel Swift, Gayton Moseley, Stephen W. P. Osgood Marston, John Cook, Geo. Btvtrly Robert Rantoul Titcomb, Henry W. Kins- Bradford Benjamin Parker, man Jeremiah Spofford Salem John Punchard, Danvers Gideon Foster, Moses Townsend, John Joseph Shed, John W. Prince,jr- Ichabod Tucker, Proctor Benjamin Merrill, Daniel Georgeloicn Thomas Gage A. White, Amos Choate, Gloucester Henry Phelps, D. L. Pickman, John G. Lonson Nash King, Joseph Winn, Elisha Haverhill Stephen Minot, Mack, John Saunders, Moses Wingate, James H. Frederick Howes, Joseph Duncan, Leonard White Peabody, , Ip.nv'ch Nathaniel Lord, jr. Joseph Ropes, Joseph G. William F. Wade, Charles Waters, Ralph H. French, Kimball, William Conant, Solomon S. Whipple, Ephraim F. Miller, Alfred Asahel Huntington, Lar- W. Pike kin Thorndike Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Salisbury Edward Dorr Jeremiah C. Stickney, Jo- Snvgus Abijah Cheever siah Newhall fVevliam Edmund Kimball Lyanfidd Asa T. Newhall fVest Newbury Moses Marblehead John Prince Newell Mtlhutn John Tenney ^]}pointed to quolifij Ciril Officers. John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, Leverett Saltonstall, Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Wil- liam Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles 62 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Mi- not, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper, Moses Pettingell, John Porter, William B. Banister, Hobart Clark, Amos Blanchard, Charles Kimball, Rob- ert Rantoul, Benjamin Merrill, Thomas Gage, Amos J. Tenney, Lonson Nash, ,^ Samuel S. Trefry.

Justices of the Peace. Ameshury Robert Patten, Jonathan Shove, Asa Eliphalet Graves, Lowell Gardner, Ebenezer Hunt, Bagley, Stephen Sargent, Joshua H. Ward, George jr. William Nichols, I);vn- Osborn iel Weed, Leonard Hoyt, Essex Jonathan Story, John Colby, Patten Sar- John Dexter gent, David French Georgetown Amos J. Ten- Andnver John L. Abbot, ney, Charles S. Tenney, William Johnson, jr. Amos Jeremiah Russell Blanchard, Nathan W. Gloucester William Hazen, William Stevens, Pearce, Joseph B. Mann- John White ing, James Goss, William Beverly Thomas Davis, Whipple, Ebenezer Pool, Amos Sheldon, Albert jr. Samuel Lane, William Thorndike, Thomas Ste- Pearce, jr. Aaron Gidding, phens, Zachariah M. Cole, William Beach, Israel John Porter 2d. Stephens Trask, Joseph Stacy, Hen- Baker, John J. Baker ry Phelps, Robert Ran- Boxford Jonathan Foster, toul, jr. William Saville, Moses Dorman, George John Webber, Theophilus W. Sawyer, Solomon Low, Herrick, Alphonso Mason Amos Kimball, Moses Dor- Haverhill Oliver Morse, man, jr. Josiah Kimball Charles White, Nathaniel Bradford William Green- Ladd, Isaac R. How, ough, Jesse Kimball, A mos Moses Merrill, Enoch Parker, Moses Parker, Foot, William Bacheller, Jonathan Kimball, Elipha- Bernard Brickett, jr. War- let Kimball, Benj. Green- ner Whittier, David How, leaf, Benjamin Parker, jr. Rufus Longley, Ephraim William S, Balch, George Corliss, Gilman Parker, Cogswell Moses G. J. Emery, Wil- Danvers Zerubbabel Por- liam D. S. Chase, John ter, Andrew Nichols, Brickett, jr. Jesse Clement George Osgood, Elias Hamilton Oliver S. Cressy, Putnam, Daniel P. King, Asa Smith, Matthew Justices of the Peace in Essex. 63

Whipple, JosephKnowlton Merrill, Moses Pettingell, Ipsu'ick Joseph Farley, Joseph Little, Seth Sweet- William Conant, Timothy ser, Joseph Gerrish, W.N. Appleton, Joseph Dennis, Cleaveland, Benjamin Asa Andrews, Stephen Stickney, Josiah Little, Pearson, Josiah Caldwell, Jacob Atkinson, Stewart John Kimball, Otis P. Lord, Chase, Hector Coffin, Wil- Timothy Souther liam Currier, jr. Roger S. Lynn John Lummus, Elea- Howard, Daniel Noyes, zer C. Richardson, Isaac Edmund Smith, David P. Story, Isaac (iates, Jere- Page, StephenJackman, jr. miah C. Stickney, Daniel JVtu-buryjjort Edward S. Henshaw, John Mudge, Rand, John Porter, Solo- Francis S. Newhall, Geo. mon H. Currier, Caleb Johnson, Josiah Newhall, Gushing, Samuel Phillips, Joseph M. Underwood, JohnBrickett, JohnMoody, Isaiah Breed, Enoch Cur- John S. Morse, Nathan tis, Aaron Lummus, John Crosby, George Lunt, Mo- W\Browne, Jonathan Tut- ses Merrill, Charles H tle, Andrews Breed, Ed- Balch, John Harrod, Tris- ward S. Davis tram Coffin, John An- Lynnjield Daniel Need- drews, jr. Nathaniel Hills, ham, Josiah Newhall Jeremiah Colman Manchvsltr David Colby, RoicJty Benjamin Smith, Benjamin Leach, John W. Richard Herbert, Edward Allen, Joseph Hooper Todd, Richard Kimball Marbkhead Nathan B. Sabvi Samuel Ropes, Martin, Asa Hooper, William Story, John W. George Barker, John G. Treadwell, David Putnam, Hooper, Robert Hooper, Thomas Needham, Steph- John Sparhawk, James en C. Phillips, E. Shilla- Gregory, Nathan Bowen ber, John Russell, Hum- Methuen John Russ. Jona- phrey Devereux, Perley than Currier, Joseph W. Putnam, William Mans- Carlton, Joseph Griffin, field, E. Hersey Derby, Stephen Gage, Stephen Stephen P. Webb, David Barker, 2d. Joseph How, Roberts, Nathaniel J. John Davis Lord, George Wheatland, Middle/on Daniel Fuller, Oliver Carlton, Nathaniel Kzra Nichols, Pelatiah West, Abijah Northey, Wilkins Charles Saunders, Nehe- Newbury Moses Little, miah Brown, John Winn, Silas Little, Daniel Hale, Joseph Cloutman, William Silas Moody, Orlando B. Sutton, Chas. A. Andrew, 64 Notaries and Couns3llors in Essex.

Francis Peabody, John F. Perkins, Royal A.Merriam, Andrew, Nathaniel Pea- Jacob Towne, Jacob P. body, Joseph G. Sprag-ue, Tovvne, Chas. H. Holmes, David P John G. Hood, Benjamin Peabody C. Perkins Salisbury Samuel Walton, )Venham Moses Foster, Dudley Evans, Henry M. Nicholas Dodge, jr. John ^^ Brown Porter Snugus Joseph Dampney, West JVficbury Danl. Em- Benjamin F. Newhall, ery, Edmund Hills, Elipha- William W. Boardman let Emery Tojysfidd, Benjamin C. Notaries PuhUc. Ameshury Henry M.Brown Adams, Nathan Bowen, jr. Andover Nathaniel Swift, JS'erohury Jacob Gerrish Samuel Merrill JVtwburypori John Porter, Beverly Stephens Baker William Woart, Isaac Danvers John W. Proctor, Stone, John Cook William Wallis, Joshua Ri)iL'hy Jeremiah Russell, H. Ward, Joseph Shed George Trot Gloiicesler William Fer- Salem Ichabod Tucker, son, William Saville John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Haverhill Charles White, Savage, John Punchard, Charles Minot John Russell, Joseph G. Ipswich Charles Kimball, Waters, Oliver Carlton, Ephraim F. Miller Stephen P. Webb, Joseph Lyyin Benjamin Oliver, Clontman, John S. Wil- Edward S. Davis, J. W. liams, Charles A. Andrew Browne Salisbury Edward Dorr Marblehead William B.

Counsrllors ai id Attorneys. Ameshury Robert Cross Haverhill James H. Dun- Andore.r Hobart Clark, can, Stephen Minot, Isaac Samuel Merrill, William R. How, Alfred Kittredge, Stephens, Nathan W. Charles Minot, Gilman Hazen, Thomas E. Payson Parker, George O. Betton, Beverly Thomas Stephens, William Taggart John Patch Ipsivich Asa Andrews, Danvers John W. Proctor, Ephraim F. Miller, Otis P. Joshua H. Ward Lord Gloucester Joseph B. Man- Lynn Pwobert W. Trevett, ning, Lonson Nash, Rob- Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C. ert Rantoul, jr. Stickney,Daniel Henshaw, Sheriffs and Coroners in Essex. 65

John W. Browne, Thomas Benjamin Merrill, John G. B. Newhall King, Larkin Thorndike, Marblthtad Wm. Fabens Solomon S- Whipple, Eb- Mtlhuen John Tenney enezer Shillaber, Joseph J^'twburif Jacob Gerrish G. Waters, Asahel Hun- J^ttvburyport Ebenezer tington, Stephen P. Webb, Moseley, ' Stephen VV. David Roberts, George Marston, Asa W. Wildes, Wheatland, Nathaniel J. Caleb Cushinor, Georg^e J^ord, John S. Williams, Lunt, Nathaniel S. Hillsjr. Charles A. Andrew, Jona- Nathan Crosby, Henry W. than C. Perkins, Chas. W. Kinsman, Joseph Couch Palfrey, Francis Cummins Salem Leverett Saltonstall, Crier of the Courts; Michael Brown, of Ipswich, Sheriff, Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem. Deputy Sheriffs. ^mesbury John Gilman Lynn Charles Merritt Andovtr Moody Bridges Marblehead Samuel Bow- Danvers Stephen Upton den 3d. Geonretoivn Robert Savory Mtlhuen Joshua Buswell Gloucester John Brown J^tvburyport Gil man Jinrerhill Jacob How White, George Greenleaf Ipswich Michael Brown, Saltm Nehemiah Brown Theodore Andrews Prison Keepers. Ipswich Ira Worcester White Meuburyport Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Keeper of House of Correction, Ira Worcester. Coroners, ^mesbury Ichabod B. Hills, John Marsh Sargent Ipswich Michael Brown, Andover Nathaniel Swift William F. Wade, Theo- Bradford Jonathan Kim- dore Andrews ball, jr. Amos Parker, Wil- Lynn William Rhodes, liam S. Balch Eleazer C. Richardson, Danvers Stephen Upton Samuel Vial Essex Joshua Giddings, Lynnjield John Upton David Choate Marblehead Samuel Bow- Gloucester Elias Clough, den, 3d. James Gregory James Goss, Joseph Stacy, Methuen John Sargent, jr. John Steel, jr. Amos Barker, Jonathan Haverhill, Oliver Morse, Merrill Enoch Foot, Nathaniel Newbury Orlando B. Mer- 1* 66 Justices of the Peace in Franklin. rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. miah Brown J^ewburyport Gilman Salisbury Edward Dorr, White, John Cook, jr. Elias French, Henry M. John Moody Brown Rowley Jeremiah Jewett IVest J^twhury William Salem John Punchard, Pilsbury, Richard Heath Thomas Needham, Nehe- FRANKLIN. Judcje of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, of 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 Qnorinn. Ashfield Elijah Paine, Henry Chapman Ephraim Williams Hincley Edmund Longley, Charlemont Sylvester Thotnas Longley Maxwell Htatli Ephraim Hastings Deerfield Epaphras Hoyt j\c>rl!>field Obadiah Dick- Greenfield Jerome Ripley, inson Richard E. Newcomb, Ntir Salem William Whit- Elijah Alvord, Hooker aker Leavitt, George Grennell, Roire Solomon Read jr. Daniel Wells, Franklin Sundtdmid Horace W. Ripley, Horatio G New- Taft comb, Alanson Clark, Wendell Joshua Green

Jippointed to quaHfij Civil Officers. Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Sylvester Maxwell, William Whitaker, John Nevers, Hooker Leavitt, Horace W. Taft, Alanson Clark. Justices of the Peace. Ashfield Levi Cook, Henry Buckland Joseph Gris- Bassett, Dimock Ellis, wold, John Porter, Amos Chester Sanderson, Thos. Shepherd, Ezra Hawes White, Wait Bement Charleviont George Wins- Bcrnardston Polycarpus L. low, Asahel Judd, Alexan- Cushman, Caleb Chapin, der P. Maxwell, Emery John Brooks, Henry W. Greenleaf, Roger Leavitt Cushman, Zebina C. New- Colraine John Drury, Dan- comb, Aretas Ferry iel Willis, Calvin Smith, Justices of the Peace in Franklin. C7

Samuel Coolidge, George Nunroe Martin Ballou Eels, Charles Thompson, Ntw iiidevi Horace Hunt, David Dinison, jr. John Abner Smith, Jabez E. Wilson, Waitstill Hast- Whipple, Asahel Paige, ings, Jonathan Johnson Emerson Fay Cniiicau John Arms, John Aorihjieid Elisha Lyman, Williams, Austin Rice, Asahel Sawyer, Richard Christopher Arms, Asa Colton, William G. Wood- Rowland, Phineas Bartlett ward, Samuel C. Allen, jr. Uetrfiild Pliny Arms, James White Samuel E. Field, R. Sax- Orajige Perley Barton, ton, Simon D. Wolf, Zina Goodell, Hiram Aaron Arms, James S. Woodward, Otis Brooks, Whitney, Jonathan A. Stephen Emery, Mosely Srixton, Charles Williams, Clapp Amos Russell liout John Cheney, Ebe- E,vrrm FordvceAlexander nezer Merrill, NoahWells, GUI ' Seth'S. Howland, Samuel H. Reed Joel Lyon, John Bates, Shrlburne William Wells, Eliphalet Darling Apollos Barnard, Elam Gitfiijitld Elisha Root, Kellogg, David Wells Asaph Smead, Samuel Shulesbury Abner Smith, Pickett, David Willard, Josiah Beaman, jr. Na- Thaddeus Coleman, Am- thaniel Macomber, Joseph brose Ames, James C. Al- L. Smalledge vord, Thomas Nims, Da- Sundtrland Caleb Hub- vid Aikin, George T. Da- bard, William Delano, vis, Richnrd E. Field Lewis Puffer, Charles Hnuley Hezekiah Warri- Cooley, G. 1). Peck ner, Edmund Longley,jr. Wunvick Jonathan Blake, John Tobey, John Vincent Justus Russell, Ashbel Henlh Benjamin Maxwell, Ward, Emery Gale, Jo- Ebenezer Tucker, Luther seph Stevens, Lemuel Gale, John Hastings, jr. Wheelock Ltvtretl Roswell F'ield, JVevdell Jonathan Whita- Isaac Woodburv, Rufus ker, Joel Johnson Fitts, Butler Wilmarth Whalily Silus Frary, Jus- Lfydtn Hezekiah New- tice White, Seth Smith, comb, George JVIowrey, David Stockbridffe, jr. Reuben Sheldon Luke B. White, Chester Mmitnguc Benjamin S. Bardwell, 2d. Daniel Wells, Apollos Gunn, Brown Elihu P. Thayer 68 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Franklin.

Notaries Public. Deerjield Aaron Arms Grec/i^eW Franklin Ripley

Counsellors and Attorneys. Ashfield Elijah Paine James C. Alvord, Almon Charlernont Sylvester Brainard, David Willard, Maxwell George T. Davis, David Colraine John Drury Aikin Dterfidd Pliny Arms, Montague Jonathan Hart- Aaron Arms, Jonathan A. well Saxton J^uiihfield Saml. C. Allen, Greenfield R. E. Newcomb, William G. Woodward, Hooker Leavitt, George Asa Olmstead Grennell, jr. Daniel Wells, Sunderland Horace W. H. G. Newcomb, Henry Taft Chapman, FranklinRipley, Whately Henry Barnard

Sheriff, John Nevers, of Northfield.

Deputy-Sheriffs. Ashjield Anson Bement iN'eio Salem Wilson An- Charlemonl Samuel Potter drews Colraine Moses C. Howard Orange Ansell Lesure Greevjidd David S. Jones ^/iw/ei&tAry Josiah Ball, jr. Montague Benj. S. Wells

Deputy-Jailer and of House of Correction. David S. Jones, of Greenfield.

Overseers of House of Correction. R. E. Newcomb and Spencer Root.

Critr of the Courts^ David Wright of Greenfield.

Coroners. Charlernont Waitstill Has- Montague Benjamin S. tings Wells Conway Christopher Arms JVorthfield Richard Colton Colraine Daniel Donelson Sunderland William Deerfield Edwin Nims Delano Greenfield David S. Jones Wendell Samuel Brewer Leverett Sylvanus Field

Prover of Fire Arms^ Roswell Field, of Leverett. Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 09 HAMPDEN. Judnre of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, of Sprincjfield. Rojrjster of Probate, Justice Willard, of do. Register of Deeds, William Rice, of do. County Treasurer, William Rice, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John Ingersoll, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Love;meadow Ethan Ely John Hooker, James W. Palmer James Stebbins Crooks Southuick En OS Foote JVtsl Springfield Samuel Sprifiojidd John Ino^ersoll, Lathrop, Heman Day Oliver B. Morris, Justice Wtstfidd Elijah Bates, N. Willard, , T. Leonard

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. , John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, James

Justices of the Peace. Blnndford David Boies, Wallis Reuben Boies, jr. R. Blair, Lovi^mendnv) Joseph W. Lyman Gibbs, Reuben Cooley, Seth Taylor, Wil- Boies, Orren Sage, Enos liam White, Jonathan Ely, Boies, Justus Boies, Chas. Burgess Salisbury E. Dewey Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, Brimfidd Philemon War- Josiah Syms, Theo. Sikes ren, John Wyles, Asa Motifion Jacob Thompson, Lincoln, Lewis Williams, Ede Whitaker, Joel Nor- Festus Foster, Ebenezer cross, Timothy Packard, Knight Jonathan Torrev, Oliver * Chester Daniel Collins,Asa W. M'Kinstry Wilcox, Forbes Kyle,Edm. Mcri/goriifry Edward Hubbard, Lewis Collins, Taylor, Oren Parks Samuel Lymar., William Palmer Aaron King, Jacob Shepherd, T. K. D'Wolf B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, Gr'inrille James Cooley, William M. Shearer, Abel James Barlow, Hezekiah Calkins Robinson, Elihu Stow, Riu.'.ell John Gould, Asa Seymour, Charles F. Reuben Palmer, Newman Bates, Joel Root, Vincent Bishop, jr. Holcomb, Noah Coolev Souihirick Joseph M.For- Holland David Wall is, ward, Saul Fowler, Gid- Elbridge F. Fuller, John eon Styles, Joseph M. 70 Notaries and Counsellors in Hampden.

Forward, Uzall Rockwell, Charles Gardner Heman Laflin, Levi W. Wcstjield William Blair, Humphrey, Amasa Hol- Isaac Wells, Augustus comb Collins, Azariah Moseley, SpriniTjield Robert Emery, Lucius Wright, Elisha Ar- Joseph Pease, Daniel nold, William G. Bates, Lombard, Solomon Hatch, Matthew Ives, jr. Patrick David M. Bryant, Richard Boise, Russell E. Dewey D. Morris, William Rice, West Springfield Roland Josiah Hooker, George Burbank, Timothy Hor- Colton, Orange Chapin, ton, Justin Ely, Amos William Dwight, Walter Worthington, Theodore H. Bowdoin, Wells South- Ely, Alfred Flower, Henry worth, Robert E. Bemis, Ely, Samuel Smith, Lewis William Bridgman, Har- Warriner, Harvey Chapin, vey Chapin, E. D. Beach, Spencer Flower, Reuben Artemas Roofers, Richard Champion, Homer Ely, Bliss, Henry Morris, David Reuben Palmer, Reuben Ames, jr. Alpheus Nettle- Smith ton Wilbraham Abel Bliss, Tolland William Moore, Walter Stebbins, William Eleazer Slocum, William Wood, Calvin Stebbins, Twining, jr. Samuel Ham- William S. Burt, John B. ilton, Henry Bliss Morris, Jesse W. Rice, Wales James L. Wales, Stewart Beebe A. Needham, John Smith,

Notaries Public. Sprinfrfield John Howard, WestJieldWiWi^mG.'QdXes Richard Bliss, Henry Sey- West Springfield Justin mour Ely Counsellors and Attorneys. Granville James Cooley, Henry Morris, Josiah Charles F. Bates Honker, John Hoooker, Palmer James Stebbins William Dwight, Artemas Springfield Oliver B. Mor- Roffers ris, Justice Willard, Westfield William Blair, George Bliss, William B. Augustus Collins, William Calhoun, Richard D. Mor- G. Bates, Patrick Boise, ris, James W. Crooks, Norman T. Leonard, George Ashmun, Reuben Russell E. Dewey A. Chapman, Erasmus D. West Springfield Samuel Beach, John Mills, Rich- Lathrop ard Bliss, William D wight, Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 71

Sheriff, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Brimfield James Brown Springfield William H. Chester Martin Phelps Foster, Rhodolphus Kins- Granville Timothy M. ley, Daniel M. Moore Cooley, 2d. Weslfield Israel M. Parsons Palmer Elisha Converse.jr. Deputy-Jailer, William H. Foster, of Springfield.

Crier of Court of Common Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield.

Coroners. Blandford Rufiis Blair Springfeld Harvey Cha- Brimfield Alvan Janes pin, William H. Foster Monson Joel Norcross Weslfield Jehiel Abbot Palmer John Frink Wilhraham William Clark Southwick Gideon Stiles Prover of Fire Arms, Cyrus B. Allen, of Springfield. HAMPSHIRE. Judge of Probate, Ithamer Conkey, of Amherst. Register of Probate, Samuel F. Lyman, Northampton. Register of Deeds, Giles C. Kellogg, of do. County Treasurer, Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Samuel Wells, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amherst David Mack, jr. Israel Billings, Oliver Ithamer Conkey, Osmyn Smith Baker JVorthampton Samuel Belchertown Mark Doolit- Hinckley, Lewis Strong, tie, Myron Lawrence Solomon Stoddard, Isaac Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft C. Bates, Charles E. Enfield Epaphras Clark Forbes, Samuel Wells, Hadley Charles P. Phelps, Charles P. Huntington, F. Samnel Porter H. Wright Hatfield Benjamin Smith,

Jlppointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Lyman, Solomon Stoddard, Mark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Eliphalet Williams, Ithamer Conkey, David Mack, Myron Lawrence, Samuel Wells. 72 Justices of the Peace in Elampshire.

Justices of the Pence. Amherst John Dickinson, Remembrance Bardwell Simeon Strong-, Lucius Middlejield John Dickson, Boltwood, Isaac Robbins, Uriah Church, Matthew Enos Dickinson, Edward Smith, jr. Dickinson, Elijah Bolt- J^'orthampton Charles wood, HezekiahVV. Strong, Starkweather, John Tay- Daniel Dickinson lor, Daniel Stebbins, Ros- Bdchertoivn Mason Shaw, Avell Hubbard, Thomas Justus Forward, Jonathan Shepherd, RichardPhillips, Olds, Henry A. Bridgman, Samuel E. Lyman, Oliver Samuel Strong, Israel Warner, Eliphalet Wil- Towne liams, Theodore Strong, Chesltrjitld Tliaddeus Theodore Wright, Wil- Baker, A. Rice, Tiniothv liam H. Mosely, Giles C. A. Phelps. Bela P. Clapp" Kellogg, William Swan, Cummin^ton Ebenezer Timothy Clark, Josiah D. Snell, Eliphalet Packard, Whitney. Joseph S.Kings- Elisha Mitchell, William ley, Asahel Lyman, Sam- Packard, Nathan Orcutt uel L. Hinckley, Edward Easlhampton Thaddeus Church Clapp, John Ludden, Lu- JVorwich Samuel Kirkland, ther Clark Joseph Stanton, Aaron B. Enfidd Benjamin Har- Dimock, Horace Taylor wood, Eliphaz Jones, Pelham Henry Kingman, Ephraim Richards John Rankin, Ezra Brown, Goshen Benjamin White, Cynis Kingman, ZibaCook Asahel Billings, Luther Plainfield ^nmes Richards, Stone John Hamblin, Leavitt Greemvich Laban Marcy, Hallock, Elijah Clark John Warner, John North- Prescott Samuel Henry, burn Stacy Linzie Granhy David Smith, Levi South Hadley William Taylor, William Belcher, Bowdoin, Elihu Dwight, Samuel Ay res, Lewis iJ. Daniel Warner, Daniel Carver Paine, Alonzo Lamb, Titus Hadley Moses Porter, Clark William Porter, Israel SoidhamptonAsahe] Birge, Scott, Alpheus Osborne, Frederick Judd, Asahel Parsons West,JasonStock- Chapman, Elisha Edwards, bridffe, William Smith William S. Rogers Hatfield Samuel Partridge, Ware Rufus King, Joseph Elijah Bordwell, Austin Cummings, Homer Bart- Smith, Joseph Billings, lett, Alpheus Demond, Notaries, Counsellors, &lc. in Hampshire. 73

Aaron Gould, Leonard Williamshurg Elisha Hub- Gould, William Hyde, bard, Joseph Bodman, Francis B. Stebbens, Gross Williams, Elisha Thomas Wilder Hubbard, jr. DanielCollins Westhampton Joseph fVorthington Jonathan Kingsley, William Hooker, Brewster, Dan Daniels, Sylvanus Clapp, John A. Josiah Mills, William Judd, Sumuel Edwards, jr. Ward, Chauncy B. Rising, Joseph S. Kingsley Benjamin Mills

JVotaries Public. Amherst Edward Dick- C/jesfer^rW Dyer Bancroft inson jYorthampton Daniel Steb- Be.'chertown Mark Doo- bins, Williim H. Moseley little fVare William Hyde

Covnsellors and Jittorneys. Amherst Simeon Stroiifr, Charles E. Forbes, Samuel Hezekiah W. Stronsf, Itha- F. Lyman, Charles P.Hun- mar Conkey, Lucius Bolt- tington, Samuel L. Hinck- wood, , Ed- ley, Samuel H. Bates, ward Dickinson Solomon Stoddard, Giles Belchertoivn Mark Doolit- C. Kelloffg tle, Mason Shaw, Myron South Hddley William Lawrence Bowdoin Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Ware Homer Bartlett, Enfield Epaphras Clark Francis B. Stebbins, Wil- Greenwich Laban Marcy liam Hyde Hatfield Israel Billings Williamsburg Elisha Hub- JVorthampton Samuel bnrd, jr. Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, Worthington Chauncy B. JohnTaylor,Lewis Strong-, Rising

Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Amherst Frederick A. Hatfield Austin Smith Palmer JVorthampton William W. Belchertown Simeon Partridge, Wm.H.Moseley Dwight South Hadley Joel Miller Greenwich Stephen Doug- Ware Samuel Phelps las Worthington Alden Perry Deputy-Jailer, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton.

Crier of Courts, William Bolter. o 74 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Overseers nf Hovsfi of Correction. Samuel F. Lyman, William Clark, jr. William W.Part- ridg-e, Northampton. Keeper and Master, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton.

Core Amherst Solomon Keyes Hatfield Austin Smith Eastman JVorlhampton William W. Belchertoivn Elihu San- Partridge, William H. ford, Ralph Owen Moseley Chesterfield Francis Bur- South Hadley Josiah Bard- nell well Cummins^ton Bel a Norton Southampton Asahel Enfield Rufus Powers Chapman Goshen Ambrose Stone Pf'are Samuel Phelps Greenwich Selim Newton Worthingion Josiah Mills

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, Stedman Buttrick, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington.

Judge of Police Court, for Lowell, Joseph Locke. Special Justice, do. JVathaniel Wright.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Bi'ighton Francis Winship Caleb Butler, Bradford Cambridge Abraham Bil- Russell, Stuart J. Park liard, Ephraim Buttrick, Hopkinton Samuel B. Simon Greenleaf, Nath'l. Walcott R. Whitney Lexington Elias Phinney Charlestown John Soley, Liiwell , William Austin, .James K. Amos Spaulding, Elisha Frothingham, Arthur W. Bartlett, Joel Adams, John Austin Locke, Concord Abiel Heywood, Medford Nathaniel Hall, Joseph Barrett, Samuel Abner Bartlett, Dudley Hoar, John Keyes Hall Framingham Josiah Ad- JVeivton Amos Allen ams, Abner Wheeler Pepperill John Walton Groton Amos Bancroft, Reading John WcBton Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 75

Shirley L. M. Parker Whittemore, James Rus- Stow Rufus Hosmer SPll Tyns^boro^ Daniel Rich- fVilmins^ton William Blan- ardson chard Waltham Theodore Ly- Westford John Abbot man fVeston Ebenezer Hobbs, Watertown Levi Thaxter, Isaac Fiske Tyler Bigelow, John Clark Wohurn John Wade, Wy- Wayland Jacob Reeves man Richardson Wtst Cambridge William

Appointed to quaVfy Civil Officers. Joseph Barrett, Abiel Heywood, Joseph Locke, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Fiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyes, Elias Phinney, John Walton, Leonard M.. Parker, Samuel P. P. Fay, Abner Wheeler, Caleb Butler, Nathaniel Wright, Paul Willard.

Justices of the Peace. Acton Abraham Conant, Williams, Wm. J.Whipple, Francis Tuttle, Simon Wm. F. Stone, Levi Far- Hosmer, Stevens Hay ward well, James Hayward, Ashhy Alexander T. Wil- Abraham Edwards, Ed- lard, Amos Willington, ward T. Channing, Wil- Stephen Wyman liam Parmenter, Joseph Bedford Reuben Bacon, T. Buckinorham, Charles John Merriam, Joel Fitch, Folsom, Isaac Livermore, Amos Hartwell Nathan Fiske, Charles C. Billerica Francis Faulk- Little, Omen S. Keith ner, Marshall Preston, Carlisle John Heald, Sam- John Baldwin uel Stevens, Calvin Heald Boxboro' Oliver T. Davis, Charlesiown Oliver Hold- Samuel Hayward, Ephra- en, George Bartlett, Paul im Whitcomb, Lyman Willard, Abraham R. Bigelow Thompson, Henry Gard- Brighton Edward Spar- ner, jr. Chester Adams, hawk, Life Baldwin, William J .Walker, Charles Charles Heard, William Lincoln, jr. William Wy- Warren man, James Hunnewell, Burlinnton Abiel Winn, William Sawyer, Charles Sylvan us Wood, Nathan Thompson, Horatio N. Blanchard Perkins, Benjamin Badger, Cambridge Levi Hedp^e, James Dana Edmund T. Dana, John Chelmsford William Ad- 76 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. ams, Samuel Davis, Caleb Stetson, John Nelson Abbot, Ebenezer Adams, Lincoln Elijah Fiske, Alpheiis Spaulding, Jona- Charles Wheeler, Joel than M. Reed, James Pitts Smith, Constant F. Minns Concord Eiisha Wheeler, Littleton Jonathan Man- Stephen Patch, Daniel ning, Benjamin Dix, Jona- Shattuck, Timothy Pres- than Hartwell, Joel Hoar, cott, John M. Cheney, Cephas Hartwell Nehemiah Ball Loivell John R. Adams, Dunstable Jonathan Ben- Nathaniel Wright, Eiisha net, James Swallow, Tem- Fuller, John P. Robinson, ple Kemble, Josiah Cum- Pelham W. Warren, Eii- mings, Edmund Page sha Ford, William Smith, Dracut Israel Hildreth, jr. Seth Ames, John Wade, jr. David Blood, Life Hamb- John A. Knowles, Tappin let, Colburn Blood, jr. Wentworth, John W. Framin^ham Luther Belk- Graves, Albert Locke, nap,William Buckminster, Thomas Hopkinson, Jo- Joseph Ballard, Warren seph W. Mansur, Horatio Nixon, Jonas Clayes, C. Merriam, John Clark, Moses Edgell, Henry John Avery, Oliver M. Richardson Whipple, Samuel A. Co- Groton Noah Shattuck, burn, Arthur Livermore, Abel Tarbell, George F. Robert Means, JohnAiken, Farley, Jonathan S. Ad- Benjamin F. French, S. L. ams, John G. Park, John Dana, William Davidson, Boynton Luke Eastman, Joseph Holliston John Fairbanks, Locke, Joseph Butterfield, Elihu Cutler, Nathaniel H. G. F. Corliss Johnson, Elias Billiard, Maiden Benjamin Blaney, Abn'^r Johnson, William Charles Lewis, Nathan Claflin, Eliel Littlefield, Nicholson, Gilbert Haven, Thomas Dickinson Isaac Emerson, Benjamin Hopkinton Joseph Valen- G. Hills tine, Thomas Bucklin, Marlborono-h Daniel Ste- Matthew Metcalf, Samuel vens, Levi Bigelow, Nich- D. Davenport, Joseph Val- olas B. Proctor, Eli Rice, entine, 2d. Daniel Single- Ephraim Hinds, Stephen ton Pope, Solomon Weeks, Lexington John Mull! ken, Willinm H. Wood, Wil- John Muzzey, William liim Barnes Chandler, Samuel Fiske, Bedford Nathan Adams, Nathaniel Mulliken, Am- Turell Tufts, Jonathan brose Morrell, Samuel Brooks, Jonathan Porter, Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 77

John Sparrell, Tliatcher Nahum Thompson Magoun, Nathan Wait, Tewksbury William Rog- Daniel Swan ers, Samuel Thompson, Matick Samuel Fiske, John Jaques William Farris, Chester Townsend Samuel Brooks, Adams, Hezekiah Allen Aaron Keyes, Paul Ger- JVeivton Samuel Stimpson, rish, Richard Warner, William Jackson, Seth Jonathan Richardson, Levi Davis, Matthias Collins, Sherwin, Joel Adams, Ebenezer Cheney, Filijah Aaron \Varren F. Woodward, Joseph Tyngsborough Ebenezer Bacon, Joel Fuller, James Bancroft, Robert Brinley, Fuller, Samuel Hyde Calvin Thomas, Josiah Pepperell James Lewis, Danforth, John Farwell, jr. Abel Jewett, Asa F. Law- Asa Butterfield, Charles rence, William Buttrick, Butterfield, SimonThomp- Arnold Hi son P. Tarbell Waltham John Clark, John Heading Timothy Wake- Bright, Josiah Childs, field, Edmund Parker, Thomas Sanderson, Jonas Daniel Chute, Joshua Clark, Nahum Hardy,Isaac Prescott, Caleb Wake- W. Mulliken, Arad Moore field, George Flint, John Watertoivn Thomas Clark, Batchelder,""4th. Seth Bemis, Amos Liver- Sherburne Isaac Whitney, more, jr. Abijah White, Dalton Goulding-, Alpheus Chnrles Bemis Clark, Micah Leland Wayland William Bridge, Shirley Thomas Whitney, William Sherman, Edward Benjamin Hartwell, Ste- Mellen phen Longley, Nathaniel West Cambridge Thomas Holden, Joseph Edgarton, Russell, Timothy Wel- James P. Whitney lington Sovih Reading Thaddeus Westford Nahum H.Groce, Spaulding, Burrage Yale, Jonathan Prescott, Benja- Thomas Emerson, Lilly min Osgood, John W. P. Eaton, Noah Smith Abbot, Ephraim Abbot Stoneham Peter Hay, Weston Alpheus Bigelow, David Tilton, John H. jr. Isaac Jones, Benj.James Wright, Darius Stevens Wilmington James Jaques Stow Moses Whitney, Woburn Bill Russell, Elijah Hale Charles Carter, Joseph Sudbury William Hunt, Gardner, Oliver B. Cool- Asher Goodenow, Thomas idge, Cyrus Bancroft, Stearns, Lyman Howe, Leonard Thompson 8* 78 Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex.

J^otaries Public. Brighton Charles Heard W. Warren Cambridge William J. Concord Nathan Brooks Whipple, Henry M. Cham- Groton Caleb Butler berlain, Ephraim Buttrick, Lowell John R. Adams, Omen S. Keith James G. Carney, Pelham Charlestoivn John Soley, W. Warren William Sawyer, George Waltham Joseph Bond, jr.

Counsellors and, Attorneys. Bi'lerica Marshall Preston John P. Robinson, Luke Cambridge Abraham Hill- Eastman, Seth Ames, iard, William J. Whipple, Samuel Parker, William Simon Greenleaf, SHmuel W. Fuller, William Smith, P. P. Fay, Ephriiim But- Amos Spaulding, Joseph trick, Omen S.Keith, Isaac Locke, Horatio C. Mer- Fisk riam, John A. Knowles, Cambridgeport Henry M. Thomas Hopkinson, Al- Chamberlain bert Locke, Joel Adams, Charlestoivn Wiiliam Aus- John Locke, R. B. Law- tin, Paul Willard, Arthur rence, H. G. F. Corliss, W. Austin, William Saw- Lemuel Williams, L. S. yer, Horatio N. Perkins, Williams, R. G. Colby, Nathaniel Austin, jr. James , Jti- Dana, Theodore A. Dame, seph W. Mansur, Josiah Georo-e W. Warren, Tol- G Abbott, Grenville Par- man Willey ker, Arthur Livermore, Concord , John Wade, jr. John Keyes, Nathan Maiden Charles Lewis Brooks, John M. Cheney, Marlboro' Ephraim Hinds Albert H. Nelson Medjord Abner Bartlett Framingham J osi a h JVewton Amos Allen Adams, William Buck- Pepper ell James Lewis, minster, Lawson Kings- Asa F. Lawrence, John P. bury Tarbell Groton Caleb Butler, Brad- Reading Joshua Prescott, ford Russell, George F. Francis A. Fabens Farley Storv Rufus Hosmer Holliston Elias Bullard Townsend Aaron Keyes, Hopkinton Samuel B. Frederick A. Worcester Walcott Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- Lowell John R. Adams, ardson. Charles Butterfield Nathaniel Wright, Luther Waltham Arad Moore Lawrence, Elisha Fuller, Wattrtoxvn Tyler Bigelow, Sheriffs and Coroners in Middlesex.

Levi Thaxter, Charles Russell Bcmis Weston Alpheus Bige- Wayland Edward Mellen low, jr. Wtstford John W. P. Wohurn Wyman Rich- Abbot ardson West Cambridge James

Sheriff', Benjamin F. Varnum, of Lowell.

Dcputij Sheriffs. Billerica Thomas Sumner Fhipps Cambridgeport JN athan Lowell Jefferson Bancroft, Fiske Joseph Butterfield " point Levi Parker Marlboro'' Adolphus Par- Charlestown Daniel J. Co- mentcr burn Medford John Sparrell Concord Moses Prichard JVewton Adolphus Smith Framingham Eliphalet Reading Abiel Hoi den Wlieeler Townsend Quincy Syl- Groton William C. Lewis vester Hopkinton William A.

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

Jailers— Camb. Nathl. Watson. Concord Abel Moore Lowell James Fisher. Overseers of House of Correction. Lowell B. F. Varnum. Cambridge , Jonathan Wheeler. Master, Nathaniel Watson.

Coroners. Acton Luther Conant Simon Coburn Ashby Alexander T. Wil- Dunstable Edmund Page, lord, Ezekiel Colman James Swallow Bedford Michael Crosby Framingham Rufus Brew- Billerica Thomas Sumner er, Henry Richardson, Cambridge Nathan Fiske Eliphalet Wheeler Carlisle Jonas Parker Groton Abel Farns worth, Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- Benjamin Moors, William ker, James Pitts A. Bancroft Concord Jonas Buttrick, Holliston Loammi Little- Abel Moore, Anthony field _ Wright Hopkinton Joseph Valen- Dracut David Blood, jr. tine, Silas Mirick 80 Justices of the Peace in Nantucket.

Littleton Jonathan Whit- Bryant comb, Samuel Smith, jr. Shirley Stephen Longley Lowell Luther Marshall, Stow "John Patch, Abra- Josiah B.French,Zaccheus ham Conant Shed, James Fisher Tewkshury Thomas Clark Maiden Theodore L. Townsend Quincy Syl- Styles vester Marlborough Isaac T. Tyngshorough Joseph F. Stevens, Levi T.Whetmore Bancroft Med^ord Nathan Wait Wayland Collins Damon, jVatick l^eonard Perry William Heard JVewton Adolphus Smith Westford Levi Heywood Pepperell Abel Adams, Weston Nathan Fiske, Luther Tarbel, jr. Luther Harrinaton Reading Abiel Holden Wilmington Joel Jenkins, »S'/ier6urne Jeremiah Butler Josiah Gillis South Beading Jeremiah

Prover of Fire Arms, Alpheus Clark, of Sherburne. NANTUCKET. Judjre of Probate, Isaac Coffin. Reg^ister of Probate, Georgre Cobb. County Treasurer, George Cobb. Register of Deeds, Asa G. Bunker. Clerk of the Courts, George Cobb.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, Josiah Hussey, Daniel Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Benjamin Gardner, Martin T. Morton.

Jivpointed to qualifj Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussey.

Justices of the Peace. Charles Bnnker, Thomas Macy, Timothy Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, George Cobb, James Bigelow, J. M. Bunker, Asa G. Bunker, Hezekiah Barnard, Frederick Arthur, Seth Pinkham, George M. Bunker.

JVotaries Public. Benjamin Gardner, Josiah Hussey, Zaccheus Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, Caleb Cush- man, Charles Bunker, James M. Bunker. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 81

Counsellors and Mttornerfs. Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Charles K. Whitman, Isaac Coffin, James M. Bunker.

Sheriff, Peleg S. Folger.

Deputy Sheriff, Uriah Gardner.

Crier of the Court, Caleb Cushman.

Coroner, Elisha M. Hinckley. Commissioners of Wrecks, George Myrick,jr. Frederic Anthur, Benjamin Worth, of Nantucket; Andrew- Brock, of Tuckanuck Island.

NORFOLK. Judge of Probate, Sherman Leland, of Roxbury. Register of Probate, Jonathan H. Cobb, ofDedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer, John Bullard, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Ezra W. Sampson, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bellingham Eliab Wight, John Ruggles, Nathan C. John C. Scammell Martin Braintree Minot Thayer Qaincy John Whitney Canton Thomas French Randolph Samuel Bass, Cohasset James C. Doane Royal Turner, Seth Mann Dedham Samuel Haven, Roxbury Joseph Harring- Erastus Worthington, ton, Joseph Heath, Ebe- William Ellis, Theron npzer Seaver, William H. Metcalf, Ezra W.Sampson Sumner Dorchester Samuel P. 5/iarowBenjamin Reynolds Loud, AmasR Stetson Weymouth Christopher Franklin Lewis Fisher Webb Medjield Daniel Adams Wrenlham Cornelius Milton Amos Holbrook, Kollock, Melatiah Everett

appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James

. Richardson, Joseph Harrington, E. Worfhintjton, Samuel Bugbee, Samuel J. Gardner, Ezra W. Samp- son. '

82 Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, ing, William Peters, Jona- Stephen Metcalf, Elias than P. Bishop, William Cook, Asa Hall, Stephen Felt, Obed Allen Lewett Medway Joseph L. Rich- Braintree Jonathan Wild, ardson, Seneca Barber, jr. Asa French, David Hol- Levi Adams, Luther Met- brook, Joseph Richards, calf, Christopher Slocum, Charles M. Fogg James Lovering, Joseph Brookline JosephGoddard, Adams Oliver VVhyte, Benjamin Milton Joseph Rowe, Goddard, Thomas Griggs, As;iph Churchill, Jason Charles Wild, James Haughton, Francis Daven- Leeds, Thomas Kendall port, Moses Webster, Ed- Canton Adam Kinsley, mund J. Baker, Joseph Leonard Everett, James Morton, James M. Rob- Dunbar, Ellis Ames bins, Joseph N. Howe Cohasset Thomas Bourne, JVtedham Benjamin Slack, Henry J. Turner Elisha Lyon, Israel Whit- Dedham George Ellis, ney, Daniel Kimball, Calvin Whiting, Jonathan George Smith, William H. Cobb. John Guild, Enos Flagg, Thomas Kings- Foord, Richard Ellis, John bury K. Briggs, John Bullard, (^uincy Lemuel Brackett, Jeremy Stimson, Samuel INoah Curtis, J. M. Gour- Swett, Ezra Wilkinson, gas, jr. William B. Dugan, , Henry A. Penniman, Ira G. W. Beale, Josiah Brig- Cleaveland ham Dorchester James Hum- Randolph Seth Turner, phrey, Abel Gushing, Micah White, Isaac Thay- Edward Sharp, Moses er, Joseph Linfield, Jona- Draper, William Oliver, than Wales, Benjamin Robert Vose, Walter Richards, Aaron Prescott, Baker, Asaph Churchill, jr. Silas Paine, jr. Thomas Orin P. Bacon Howard, Zenas French,jr. Dover Daniel Mann, Noah Samuel L. Bass, Joshua A. Fiske Spear, jr. Foxborous:h Elias Nason, Roxhury Nathaniel S. Joseph Warren, John Prentiss, Joseph Curtis, Sherman, David Capen Charles Davis, Peter G. Franklin Joseph Bacon, Bobbins, John Bartlett, Elihu Pond, Willis Fisher, John J. Clark, Nathaniel Albert E. Daniels Curtis, David A. Simmons, Medjield Moses B. Hard- Lucius M.SargentjCharles Counsellors, Sheriffs, &;C. in Norfolk. 83

W. Green, Jonathnn Dorr, Weymouth Samuel Bayley, John Lemist, Wiiliam Lemuel Humphrey, Fisher Whiting, Luther M. Har- A. Kingsbury, Noah Tor- ris, Joseph Hodo^es rey, James Whittemore, Sha)'07i Jeremiah Gould, Appleton Howe Elijah Hewins Wrentham Samuel Druce, Stoughton Elijah Atherton, Samuel Bugbee, Ebenezer Jesse Pierce, AbnerDrake, Blake, John Cheever, Ben- Joel Talbot, James Tucker jamin Shepherd, jr. Calvin Walpole Harvey Clapp, Fisher, Lewis Harding, Truman Clark, Joseph Allen Tillinghast, Oliver Ellis, Joseph Hawes, John Felt, John Hawes, Phiio M. Gannett Sandford

JVotaries Public. Canton James Bent Randolph Aaron Prescott Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Roxhury Sherman Leland, James C. Doane D. A. Simmons, James Dedham Ebenezer Fisher, Russell jr. Erastus Worthington Weymouth Fisher A. Dorchester Asaph Church- Kingsbury ill, jr. Wrentham Melatiah Milton Nathan C. Martin Everett Quincy Ibraham Bartlett

Counsellors and Mtorneys. JBratnfrceNahum L.White, Medivay Warren Loverinff Samuel Break Milton Asaph Churchill Canton Ellis Ames Clui7icy John M. Gour- Dedham James Richard- gas. jr. son, , Randolph Aaron Prescott Erastus Worthington, Roxhury Joseph Harring- Jonathan H. Cobb, Ira ton, Sherman Leland, Da- Cleaveland, Ezra Wilkin- vid A. Simmons, J. J. son Clarke, Michael Lovell Dorchester Samuel P. Weymouth Fisher A. Loud, Abel Cushing, Kingsbury Asaph Churchill, jr. Wrentham Melatiah Ever- Meiifield Daniel Adams, ett Jonathan P. Bishop

Sherijf, John Baker, 2d. of Dedham. 84 Justices of the Peace in Plymouth.

Dppvty- Sheriffs. BeUingham Ellas Cook Jones Brainlree Asa French Q^uincy Thomas Adams, jr, Cohasset Laban Warrick Roxbury Enoch Billiard Dorchester Stephen Rob- StoKghton Lemuel Gay inson PVrentham Benjamin 11. East Medway Nathan Fales

Deputy-Jailer and Master of the Hovse of Correction^ J. N.E. Mann, ofDedham. Coroners. BeUingham Hollis Met- Samuel Mardin, Alpheus calf, Edward C. Craig T. French Braintiee Asa French JVeedham Rufus Mills Canton Joseph Downs Quincy William Spear Cohasset Henry J. Turner Koxhury Aaron Kingsbury Dorchester Stephen Rob- Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. inson Stoughlon Luther Swan, Foxhorough Shubael Pratt Lemuel Griy Franklin EliM. Richardson Weymouth Silas Binney, Medjield Abner Mason Samuel Bayley Medway Zachariah Lovell, Wrentham Paul Fisher, N. Jones David A. Fisher Milton Phineas Davenport, PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Roland E. Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, William R. Sever, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John B. Thomas, of do.

Justices of the Peace avd of the Qiiorvm. Bridgewater Middleboro' Wilkes Wood, Durbury Seth Sprague, Abiel Washburn, Zache- Judah Alden, Seth riah Eddy Sprague, jr. Gershom B. Plymouth N. M. Davis, Weston John B. Thomas, William Hanover David Stock- Thomas bridge Scituate John Collamore, Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Samuel A. Turner, John Jotham Lincoln B. Turner Kingston John Thomas, fVest Bridgewater William Thomas P. Beal Baylies Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 85

.Appointed to qualify Civil. Officers. Wilkes Wood, Abraham Holmes, Hector Orr, , Nathaniel M. Davis, John B. Thomas, Eben- ezer Gay, Thomas Loring, Charles J. Holmes, Jacob H. Loud, Joseph Haskell, Austm Packard, John Beal, Anson Robbins.

Justices of the Peace. Ahington Benjamin Ho- White, Eben. Simmons bart, Jared Whitman, Mi- Hanson Charles Gushing, cah Pool, John Gushing, Thomas Hobart, Isaac B. James Bates, Ezekiel Barker, Joshua Smith Thaxter, James Ford, jr. Hinaham Joseph Wilder, Hervey Torrey jr. Edward Thaxter, Wil- Bridgewater Solomon Al- liam Gordon, Solomon den, jr. Benjamin Pope, Lincoln, Francis G. Ford, Caleb F. Leonard, Avery Thomas Loring, Marshall Fobes, Isaac Fobes, Na- Lincoln, James S. Lewis, than Mitchell, Samuel Henry Gushing Leonard, jr. Holmes Hull Samuel Loring, jr. Sprague, Williams La- Kins;ston James Sever, tham, Philo Leach, Solo- Nathaniel Thomas, John mon Hayward Sever, Eli Cook, John Carver Nehemiah Cobb, Gray, Joseph Sampson Benjamin Ellis, John Sa- Marshjield Joseph Clift, vary, Samuel Shaw, John Ford, jr. George Thomas Cobb Leonard, Daniel Phillips, Duxbury William Loring, Luther Hatch E. Weston, Gershom Middleboro' Martin Keith, Bradford, Benjimin Alden, Seth Miller, Charles George P. Richardson Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth East Bridgewater Isaac Eaton, Abiel P. Booth, Alden, Wallace Rust, Oliver Pierce, Peter H. Welcome Young, Abisha Pierce, Samuel Thomp- Stetson son, Paul Hathaway, Arad Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Thompson, Joshua Hos- Zebad Thompson, Dexter kins, jr. Joshua Eddy, jr. C. Thompson, Zadock Benjamin P. Wood, Brad- Thompson, J. |P. Thomp- ford Harlow, Luther son Washburn, Jonathan Hanover Reuben Curtis, Cobb, Ebenezer Pickens, Alexander Wood, Benja- Silas Pickens, A. T. Har- min Mann, David Prouty, vey, Thomas Bennett Thomas J.Gardner, Albert JVorth Bridgewaier Abel 9 86 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Plymout

Kingman, Joseph Sylves- Barstow, Caleb Briggg, ter, Eliab Whitman, Silas Elijah Willis, Joseph Packard, M. Packard, Meigs, Joseph Look, Lo- Eliphalet Kingman, Linus throp Perkins, Joseph Howard, George Clark, Haskell, Theophilus Jesse Perkins, Bela Keith Pitcher, jr. Amittai B. Pembroke Alden Briggs, Hammond Anthony Collamore, Tho- Scituate Anson Robbins, mas Turner, David Old- Samuel Tolman, jr. Eben- ham ezer T.Fogg, EJijah Jen- Plymouth Barnabas kins,jr. Gideon W.Young, Hedge, Nathaniel Russell, John Beal, Ammial Curtis, Jacob H. Loud, William Dexter Merritt, William Clark, Ichabod Morton, James, Elias R. Mungo Allen Danforth, Gustavus Wareham John Fearing, Gilbert, Schuyler Samp- William Fearing, B. Mur- son, William P. Ripley, dock, Seth Miller, jr. Thomas Russell, Isaac L. David Nye, Charles C. Hedge, Ebenezer G. Par- Ellis, Sylvanus Bourne, ker, Bourne Spooner, Thomas Savery, William Bridgman Russell Bates Plympton Zenas Bryant, West Bridgewater Jona- jr. Jonathan Parker, Wil- than Copeland, jr. John E. liam H. Soule, Josiah T. Howard, Austin Packard, Ellis Zephaniah Howard,Dwel- Rochester George King, ley Fobes James RuggJes, Gideon

JVotaries PvhUc. Duxhury Erastus H. Bart- Plymouth Jacob H. Loud, lett Gustavus Gilbert E. Bridgewater Welcome Rochester Elijah Willis Young ^Fare^amSylvanusBourne, Hin^ham David Harding William Bates Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood Counsellors and Attorneys. Ahington Jared Whitman, Joseph Sampson Benjamin Hobart Middlehoro^ Wilkes Wood, East Bridgewater Aaron Zechariah Eddy, Eliab Hobart, Welcome Young Ward Hanover Alexander Wood JVorth Bridgewater Eliab Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Whitman Solomon Lincoln Pembroke James H. Whit- Kingston Thomas P. Beal, man .

Counsellors, &,c. in Plymouth. 87

Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, South Bridgewater Wil- William Thomas, Jacob liams Latham H. Loud, Gustavus Gilbert Wareham Seth Miller, jr. R' Chester Abrah. Holmes, WiJIiftm Bates Charles J. Holmes Wef

Sheriff', Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth.

Deputy- Sher iffs East BHdgewater Joseph min Kinsman Chamberlain, jr. Plymouth Coomer Weston Hinoham £bed Hersey Rochester Nathaniel Has- Kingston Spencer Cush- kell man Scituate Nathaniel Clapp Middkborough Joseph Wareham Joshua Gibbs,3d Jackson West Bridgewater John M. JVorth Bridgewater Benja- Read

Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'.

Jailer and Keeper of the Honse of Correction, Putnam Kimball.

Ccmmissioncrs of Wrecks, Robert Gould, of Hull ; Paul

Merritt, Charles Vinal, and John Doane, of Scituate ; and G. B. Weston, of Duxbury.

Coroners. Ahington Lebbeus Gurney JVorth Bridgewater Thom- Carver Nelson Barrows as Wales, jr. Duxhury Avery Ricliards Pembroke Nathaniel Lo- E. Bridgewater' Z. Jones ring", Peter Salmond, jr. Hanover Levi Curtis Plymouth Benj imin Drew, Hin'jiham Job Loring, Ezekiel C. Turner Samuel Hobart, James Phjmpton Thomas B. Stevenson Harrub Kinssbn Jedidiah Holmes, R. Chester Nathaniel Has- John Gray kell, David Peckham, jr. Marshfeld William Lewis, Scituate Elijah B. Turner, James Dingley, Wales Abiel Cudvvorth, Ebenezer Tilden Stetson, John Beal Midd'ebnrcuL^h Samuel West Bridgewater Thomas Thompson,Joseph Jackson Ames 88 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. WORCESTER. Jud^e of Probate, Ira Barton, of Worcester. Register of Probate, Charles G. Prentiss, of do. Register of Deeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Anthony Chase, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph G. Kendall, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Jishhurnham JosephJewett Princeton Charles Russell Barre Nathaniel Hough- Rutland Rufus Putnam ton, Seth Lee Southbridge Linus Child Bolton StephenP.Gardner, Spencer James Draper Silas Holman, Nathaniel Stei-ling Thomas H. Blood, Longley Moses Thomas Brookfteld Simeon Draper Uxbridge Bezaleel Tail Charlton John Spurr, Sa- Westborough Nahum Har- lem Towne rington Dudley Aaron Tufts Westminster Michael Gill, FitchSur^EbenezerTorYey Josiah Howe Huhhardston Samuel Swan Winchendon Wm. Dunbar Leicester Nathaniel P. Worcester Charles Allen, Denny Ira Barton, Abijah Big- Leominster Jonas Kendall, elow, Samuel M. Burnside, Solomon Strong, Lovell John Davis, Isaac Davis, Walker William Eaton, Samuel Lunenburg Edmund Gush- Jennison, Eleazer James, ing Joseph G. Kendall, Levi Mendon Wm. S. Hastings Lincoln, John W. Lincoln, Mitford John Claflin, jr. William Lincoln, Pliny JVew Braintree Joseph Merrick, Rejoice Newton, Bowman, Samuel Mixter Nathaniel Paine, Daniel Oakham WilliamCrawford Waldo, Emory Washburn, Oxford Sumner Barstow Theophilus Wheeler. Petersham Jared Weed

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers.

Nathaniel Paine, Theophilus Wheeler, Silas Holman, Theodore Jones, Edmund Cushing, Joseph G. Ken- dall, Nathaniel Houghton, Warren Rawson, Sumner Barstow, , William S. Hastings, Sam- uel Lee, Levi Lincoln, William Jennison, William H. Williams. Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 89

Justices of the Peace. Ashhurnham George R. Ephraim Whipple Cushing, NathanielPierce, Douglas Frederick W. George G. Parker, Hosea Botham, Benjamin Crag- Stone, Silas Willard gin, Robert P. Church, Athol Elias Bassett, Theo- Warren Humes, Welcome dore Jones, Isaac Stevens, Whipple Eliphalet Thorp, William Fitchburg , H. Williams, John R. Levi Downe, Joseph Whipple Downe, Francis Perkins, Auhurniohw Clark, Alvah Payson Williams, Nathan- Drury, Thomas Drury, iel Wood Solomon Sibley Gardner Smyrna Glazier, Barre Nahiim F. Bryant, Timothy Heywood, Wil- Seth Caldwell, John King, liam Whitney, Asaph Samuel Lee, David Lee, Wood Charles Sibley, Lyman Grafton Otis Adams, Sam- Sibley, Abel White uel Allen, Charles Brig- Berlin Thomas Brigham, ham, jr. Oliver M. Brig- William A. Howe, Jona- ham, Samuel Wood than D. Merriam Hardwick Jason Mixter, Bolton Thomas Fry e, Sam- Nathan Perry, Gardner uel S. Houghton, Amory Ruggles, Joseph Stone Holman, Jonathan Jewett, Harvard Jerome Gardner, Amos Parker, Joseph Jacob Haskell, John Park, Sawyer Abel Whitney Boylston Samuel Brigham, Holden Charles Chaffin, Ward Cotton, James Dav- Samuel Damon, William enport, James Longley, Drury, Silas Flagg Aaron White Hubbardston Justus Ellen- Brookfield Lewis Abbot, wood, Ethan A. Green- Jesse Bliss, Seth Field, wood, Henry Prentice, Rufus Harrington, Alan- Daniel Woodward son Hamilton, Otis Hay- Lancaster James G. Car- den, Aaron Kimball, Nich- ter, Nathaniel Chandler, olas Mc Cliire, Ebenezer Josiah Flagg, Joseph W. Merriam, Edwin B. Tain- Huntington, Jonas Lane, ter Levi Lewis, Nathaniel Charlton John Davis, Sam- Rand, John G. Thurston, uel H .11, William P. Mar- George R.M. Withington. ble, Rufus Mixer, Wil- Leicester Austin Flint, liam P. Rider, Jonathan Waldo Flint, Cheney Winslow Hatch, Horatio G. Hen- Dana Apollos JohnsoiL shaw, Joseph D. Sargent, 9# 90 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Daniel Stone Prentice Leominster John Gardner, Petersham Aaron Brooks, Charles Grout, William jr. William Parkhurst Perry, , Paxton James Day, Jona- Charles W. Wilder than P. Grosvenor, Nathl. Lunenburg William Har- Lakin, Braddyl Liverraore rington, Joseph Lamb, Phillipston Jason Gould- Esek Whiting ing, Oliver Powers Mendon Ahaz Allen, Ja- Princeton John Brooks, red Benson, Benjamin Alphonso Brooks, Caleb Davenport, Charles C. P. Dana, Charles Myrick Hastings, Dan Hill, War- Royalsion Stephen Batch- renRawson, ElijahThayer, elder, jr. Rufus Bullock, Abel Wilder Salmon Godard, Timothy Millbury William M. Ben- Lewis, Benoni Peck edict, Simon Farnsworth, Rutland Tilly Flint, Geo. Elias Forbes, Clough R. S. Flint, Calvin Howe, Miles, Abraham G. Ran- Daniel Walker, Roland dall, Amasa Roberts, Asa Wheeler. Waters, Simeon Waters, Shrewsbury Balch Dean, Amasa Wood Adam Harrington, Fortu- Milford Clark Ellis, New- natus Harrington, Nathan ell Nelson, Samuel L. Howe, Nymphas Pratt, Sea mm el Azor R. Phelps, Henry JVew Braintree AmasaBig- Snow elow, Henry Penniman Souihborough Jonas Ball, JVoi'thborough Joseph Da- Sullivan Fay, Willard vis, Nahum Fay, Cyrus Newton, Perley Whipple Gale, Prentiss Keyes, Southbridge Frederick W. Martin L. Stow Bottom, Benj. D. Hyde, J^'orthhridge John Fowler, Oliver Hooker, Moses Sylvanus Holbrook, John Plympton, Bela Tiffany Taylor, Paul Whitin Spencer William Baldwin, J^'orth Brookfield William Jonas Bemis, Frederick Adams, Jonathan Cary, Howe, William Pope Nathaniel Dodge, Eli Sterling Jacob Conant, P'orbes, Arad Gilbert, Samuel Sawyer, James Daniel Gilbert, Bonum Wilder, Jonathan Wilder, Nye, Pliny Nye David Wilder, Thomas Oakham James Allen Wright Oxford Peter C. Bacon, Sturbridge George Davis, Jasper Brown, Stephen Erasmus Holbrook, John Davis, Sylvanus Harris, Holbrook, Jared Lamb, Abishai Lamed, Josiah S. Jno.Phillips,Edw'dPhillips, Justices and Notaries in Worcester. 91

Avery P. Taylor, Gardner White Watkins, Roswell War- JVestminster John Hey- ner, David Wight wood, Josiah Howe, Ed- Sutton Edward Clarke, ward Kendall, Simeon Jonathan Leland, Samuel Sanderson, Merari Spauld- TayloV, Daniel Tenney, ing, John White, Joseph Daniel Tourtellot Whitman, Abel Wood Templeton Benj. Brown, Winchendon Wm. Brown, Joseph Davis, jr. Artemas Reuben Hyde, Enoch Kid- Lee, Samuel Lee, Henry der, Jacob Wales, Mark Newton, Joshua Richard- White omb son, Ephraim Stone, Leon- Worcester Samuel Allen, ard Stone Silas Brooks, Benjamin ^T'^on Daniel Fisk,jr. Eli- Butman, Otis Corbett, An- jah Stoddard thony Chase, Edwin Co- Uxbridge Henry Chapin, nant, Nathan T. Dow, Al- Francis Deane, jr. Freder- fred D. Foster, Maturin L. ick Taft, Joseph Th lyer Fisher, Jesse W. Good- Warren Pardon Allen, rich, John Green, William Jephtha Bacon, Sheppard N. Green, Alexander Ellis, Joseph Field, Daniel Hamilton, Jubal Harring- Hitchcock, Pardon Keyes, ton, Nathan Heard, Wil- Isaac Patrick, Joseph liam Jennison, Abiel Ramsdel, Harvey Sessions Jaques, Thomas Kinnicutt, Webster Jonathan Day, Daniel W. Lincoln, Fred- George B. Slater erick W. Paine, Henry Westborough N&hum Fish- Paine, John Park, Charles er, Phineas Gleason, Mo- G. Prentiss, William Pratt, ses Grout, Samuel Har- George W. Richardson, rington, Lovett Peters, Stephen Salisbury, Ben- Silas Wesson jamin F. Thomas, Charles West Boylston Barnabas Thurber, Geo. A. Trum- Davis, Levi Pierce, Rob- bull, Artemas Ward, Sam- ert B. Thomas, Joseph uel B. Woodward JVotaries Pvhlic. Brookfield Seth Field Oxford Peter C. Bacon i^i7c/i6wrg-EbenezerTorrey Southbridge Saml. M. Lane Lancaster Nathaniel Uxbridge George Willard Chandler, Joseph W. Hun- Worcester Theophilus tington Wheeler, Isaac Flagg, Ira Leicester Horatio G. Hen- Barton, Charles A. Hamil- shaw ton, Samuel Allen, George Mendon William S. Hast- A. Trumbull, William ings Dickinson Millbury Wm. Whittlesley 92 Counsellors and Sheriffs in Worcester.

Counsellors and Attorneys. Ashhurnham George G. Oxford Peter C. Bacon Parker Petersham Aaron Brooks, Athol Isaac Stevens jr. Jared Weed Barre Nahum F. Bryant, Rutland Rufus Putnam Walter A. Bryant, JNath- Soiithbridge Frederick W. aniel Houghton, Seth Lee Bottom, Linus Child, Ben- Boylston Matthew Daven- jamin D. Hyde port Sturbridge George Davis " Brookfield Jesse Bliss Sutton Edward Clarke Charlton John Davis Templeton Joseph Mason Douglas Frederick W. Uxbridge Henry Chapin, Botham Francis Deane,jr. Beza- Fitchburg Ebenezer Tor- leel Taft, Joseph Thayer rey, Nathaniel Wood ff'estborou^h Nahum Har- Grafton Samuel Allen rington Harvard Abel Whitney Westminster Simeon San- Hubbardston SamuelSwan derson Lancaster Joseph W.Hun- Worcester Charles Allen, tington, Solon Whiting, Ira Barton, Abijah Big- George R. M. Withington elow, Samuel M. Burnside, Leicester Nathl. P. Den- Edwin Conant, John Da- ny, Waldo Flint vis, Isaac Davis, Nathan Leominster William Perry, T. Dow, Wra. N. Green, Lovell Walker Jesse W. Goodrich, Chas. Mendon Charles C. P. Has- W. Hartshorn, Thomas tings, William S. Hast- Kinnicutt, William Lin- ings, Warren Rawson coln, Daniel W. Lincoln, Millbury Clough R. Miles, Lewis A. Maynard, Pliny Abraham G. Randall, Asa Merrick, Rejoice Newton, H. Waters William Pratt, Henry JVorthborough Martin L. Paine, Charles G. Prentiss, Stow George W. Richardson, JVorth Brookfield Arad Benjamin F. Thomas, Em- Gilbert ory Washburn

Sherif, Calvin Willard, of Millbury.

Deputy Sheriffs. Athol John H. Partridge Fitchburg Horace Newton Barre Daniel Bacon Grafton Lovell Baker, jr. Brookfield Seth W. Field Hubbardston Luther Clif- Douglas Sumner Balcom ford Coroners in Worcester.

Lancaster Lyman Moore Soulhboro^ Larkin Newton Leicester Samuel Hurd Sterling Samuel Houghton Leominster Asa Lono-ley Sturbridi^e Benja. Bullock Mendon Seneca Hills Sutton John W. Whipple Millhunf Perley Whipple Templeton iNathan Bryant JVorth Brookjield William Uxbridi^e Sullivan Thayer Adams Westminster Phineas VV. Oxford Samuel Smith Read Petersham CephasWillard Worcester Warner Hinds, Rutland Hiram J. Town- Ivers Phillips send

Crier of the Courts, Thos. Chamberlain, of Worcester.

Keeper of the House of Correction, Asa Matthews.

Overseers of the House of Correction, Nathan Heard, John W. Lincoln.

Jailer, Asa Matthews, of Worcester.

Coroners.

Ashburnham Saml. Woods Milford Clark Ellis Athol Abijah Hill Millbury Barnabas M. Jluburn Alvah Drury Daggett Barre Seth Holden, Seth JV. Brookfield, Francis Car- Caldwell ruth B'lton Joseph Sawyer Oxford Sylvanus Harris Brookfield Simeon Draper Petersham Cephas Wil- Dana Gilbert Warden lard, Eber Hapgood D

94 Masters in Chancery.

Sutton Edmund J. Mills Winchendon Mark Whit- Templeton Nathan Bryant comb Upton Daniel Fiske, jr. Worcester Timothy W. Uxbridge Phineas Chapin Bancroft. William Eaton, Warren Joseph Field Thomas Harbach, Edward Webster Jonath in Day H. Hemmenway, Asa Westboro^ Nahum Fisher Matthews, Ivers Phillips Westminster LukeBigelow

Provers of Fire Arms, Ethan Allen, of Grafton, and Francis Clark, of Sturbridge.

MASTERS IN CHANCERY.

Suffolk. William Minot, Franklin Dexter. Edward G. Loring, Joseph Willard.

Essex. John G. King, of Salem ; Ebenezer Mose- ley, of Newburyport.

Middlesex. Nathan Brooks, of Concord ; Thomas

Hopkinson, of Lowell ; Arthur Livermore, of do. ; Jo- siah Adams, of Framingham.

Plymouth. Charles J. Holmes, of Rochester; Ellis

Ames, of West Bridgewater ; Solomon Lincoln, of Hingham.

Bristol. H. G. O. Colby, of Taunton ; Anselm Bas-

sett, of do. ; Eliab Williams, of Fall River. JVorfolk. James Richardson, of Dedham; David A.

Simmons, of Roxbury ; John J. Clark of do.

Worcester. Emory Washburn, of Worcester ; Linus

Child, of Sonthbridge ; Abijah Bigelow, of Worcester; Jared Weed, of Petersham.

Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield ; Wil- Robinson, of Adams liam Porter, of Lee ; Thomas ; Henry Hubbard, of Pittsfield. Hampshire. Myron Lawrence, of Belchertown Charles P. Huntington, of Northampton. Franklin. George Grennell, jr. of Greenfield. Hampden. Justice Willard, of Springfield. JVantucket. Timothy Hussey, George Cobb. Board of Education. 95 BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Established by Act of April 20, 1837.

The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex officiis.

Emerson Davis, of Wcstfield ; Edmund Dwight, of

Boston ; Rev. George Putnam, of Roxbury ; Edward

A. Newton, of PiUsfield ; Robert Rantoul, jr. of Gloucester; Rev. Thomas Robbins, of Rochester;

Rev. , of Cambridge ; Hon. Charles Hud- son, of Westminster. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Board.

Commissioner to mnke a furthrr Geological and Minera- logical survey of the State, (Resolve of Jlpril 12, 1837.) Edward Hitchcock, of Amherst.

Commissioners to make a Botanical and Zoological sur- vey of the State, (Resolve of April 12, 1837.)

George B. Emerson, of Boston ; Chester Dewey, of

Pittsfield ; VV. B. O. Peabody, of Springfield ; Ebene- zer Emmons, of Williamstown ; Thaddeus W. Harris, of Cambridge ; D. Humphreys Storer, of Boston ; Au- gustus A. Gould, of Boston.

Commissioners to codify so much of the common law as relates to crimes and punishments, (Resolve of Jlp. 1, 1837.)

Luther S. Gushing, of Boston ; Samuel B. Wallcott, of Hopkinton; Willard Phillips, of Cambridge ; John

Gray Rogers, of Boston ; James C. Alvord, of Green- field.

Commissioner to make an Agricultural survey of the State, (Resolve of April 12, 1837.) Henry Colman, of Boston.

COMMISSIONERS resident in other States, who have been ap- pointed by the Government of Massachusetts, to taite testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts,—also to administer Oaths, and to take the acknowledgment of Deeds,

Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commonwealth. William Willis, Portland, Maine. Francis E. Bond, Bangor, do. William Woart,jr. Augusta, do. 96 Massachusetts Commissioners.

Asaph R. Nichols, Augusta, Charles Gilman, Nathaniel Wilson, Levi Chamberlain, Wm. H. Y. Hackett, William H. Smith Erastus Smith, William H. Maxwell, Thomas Allen, William Gracie, William Emerson, George Folsom, William C. Russell, Theodyre Eames, George Gould, George G. Bull, John Hastings, Samuel G. Fisher, Benjamin Gerhard, Joseph B. Williams, Charles Gilman, Simeon S. Goodwin, Hamilton Smith, Lucius C. Duncan, Edward H. Durell, Daniel F. Webster, Edward P. Cranch, George T. Metcalf, William F. DeWolf, John Stark, Abner T. Ellis, Randall Crawford, Andrew J, Davis, Augustus Storv, David A. Hall,' Gurdon Deming, Matth.H.Mc A Ulster, Henry Chamberlain, Theodore L. Moody, George F. Batlzell, POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS,

WITH THE post-master's NAMES.

Abington, Elihu Hobart Blandford, Luther Laflin " East, Godaid Read •' North, Lyman Gibbs Ville, John Wilson Bolton, Amos Parker Adams, Peter Briscs Fri/ville, Thomas Fry " North, VV. E. Braylon Boston, Nathaniel Greene Alford, Daniel Barrett Boxford, Charles Peabody Amesbury, Phillip Osgood " West, Benjamin Pearl " West, Edmund Sarjient Boxboro,' Lyman Bigelow Acton, Silas Jones Bedford, John A. Merriara Amherst, H. W. Strong Blachstone, P. S. Thayer " North, H. Cutler Boylsion, EliB.Lampson Andover, Nathaniel Swift Braintree, Asa French " North, James Stevens Bradford, Benj. Parker,jr. Annisquam, O. W. Sargent " West, E. Kimball

Ashburnham, Sam 1 Barrett Brewster, Jeremiah Mayo Ashby, Alex. T. Willard " West, Fred. Winslow Ashfield, Levi Cook '' East, Geo. W. Higgins Athol, Wm. H. Williams Bridgewater, North, N. H. Attleborough, Ira Osborne Cross " North, Israel Hatch " N W., Heman Packard " East, L. W. Dean " South, Mitchell Keith Bernardston, Gideon Ryther " West, Branch Byram Barnstable, Wm. H. Brown Scotland, George Chipman " West, .Albert Howland Brook'ine, Oliver Whyte Marstons Mills, Nathaniel Brighton, J. B. Mason Hinckley Brimfield, Marq. Converse Centrcville, W. Marchant Brookfield, S., A. Skinner Cotuit, R. T. Crocker " West, Allen Newell Hyannis, Abner W. Lowell " North, Jonathan Carey " port^ Frederic Scudder '' East, Joel Vaile Osterville, Josi. Scudder, jr. Buckland, Joseph Hubbard Barre, Charles Lee Burlington, Jacob Kendall Belchertown, Mason Shaw Byficld, Benjamin Coleman Bellingham,East, T. Clark Cambridge. Samuel Newell Bellevilleport, Jos. Jackman " East, Samuel S. Green Berkley, Asahel Hathaway " West,IsaacShattuck,jr. Beverly, Stephens Baker " Port, John P. Tarbell Berlin, Addison How Canton, Thomas J. Johnson Becket, Frederic Clark Carver, Jesse Murdock, jr. " West, Kendal Baird " North, Wra. Barrows Billerica, Marshall Preston Charlemont, Lewis Bodman 10 98 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Charlestown, A. W. Austin Dracut, Parley Parker Charlton, William P. Rider " WestjCoburn Blood, jr. Chatham, Josiah Mayo Dudley, Wm. Hancock •' North, J. Nickersori,jr. Dnxbury, Seth Sprague,jr. Chelmsford, Joel Adams Eastham, Elisha Cobb " North, Benj. Adams Easton, Daniel Wheaton Middlesex Vil. Ebenezer " Turnpike, B. Alger Adams Easthampton, Thad. Clapp Chelsea, Horatio Alger Edgartown, Lilvan L. Pease Cheshire, Noble K. Wolcott Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Chester, Asahel Wright Enfield, Eliphaz Jones Falley's Vil. Lewis Collins Erving, Ansel Lesure Chester Factories, S. Hen- Essex, Amos Burnham ry Jr. Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft " North, Cyrus Clark Chilmark, Ephm. Mayhew Fall River, C. B. Vickery Cohasset, Zenas Stoddard " William B. Cannedy Coleraine, John Drury Falmouth, Fred. Davis Concord, Charles B. Davis " West, S. Dillingham Conway, Christopher .'\rms " North, Ebenezer Nye Cragie's Mills, C. Shaw " East, J. Robinson Cummington, Francis Bates " Wood's Hole, John " West, Elisha Mitchell C. Parker Dana, Apollos Johnson Fitchburg, Nathaniel Wood Dalton, J. Chan)berlain Florida, Luke Rice Danvers, Joseph Osgood Foxboro' Joseph Cowell Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker " Centre, T. M. George " North, John Cummings " East, Jos. Kingsbury " South, B. Howland Framingham,Saml. Warren Dedham, Elisha Thayer Franklin, Theron C. Hills " West, Abner Ellis " City, S. B. Scott Deerfield, Charles Williams Freetown, George Pickens " South, Jas. S. Whitney Gardner, Moses Wood Dover, John Williams *' South, .AbijahM.Severy Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall Georgetown, Benj. Little " South, E. Nickerson Gill, John W. Bissell « East, Judah Paddock Gloucester, Wm. Stevens " West, Luther Childs Squam, Oliver W. Sargent Dighton, William Newhall Sandij Bay, Henry Clark Dorchester, Robert Vose Goshen, Hinckley VVilliams " Com. point, Thomas Grafton, Chandler M. Pratt Kettell Granby, William Belcher Dunstable, J. Cummings, jr. Greenfield, Ambrose Ames

Douglass, David Holman Gr. Barrington, I. Sumner " East, Wm. Crossman Van DeusenvilUf W. Adams Post Offices in Massachusetts. 99

Greenwich, Laban Marcy " North, Ebenezer Nye " Village, Ira Hnskell " South, Thos. Hurlbut Groton, Caleb Butler Leicester, John Sargent Granville, Middle, Noah Clappville, Edward Stone Cooley Lenox, William P. Walker " East, Lyman Root Leominster. CharlesColburn Hadlev, Samuel D. Ward Leverett, Jonathan Conant " Mills, D. Huntington <' North, Elias MGregory Holyoke place, Za. Lyman Lexington, John P.Merriam Halifax, Henry Pope " East, Amos Adams Hatfield, Alpheus Longley Lincoln, Luke Gates Hamilton, Israel D. Brown Leyden, Reuben Sheldon,jr. Hancock, P. H. Thomas Littleton, Jona. Hartwell Hanover, Robert Eells Longmeadow. Wm. White Hanson, Theodore Cobb "East, Wm. Lathrop Hardwick, Samuel F. Cutler Lowell, Eliphalet Case Harvard, John P.Whitcotnb Ludlow, Benjamin Jenks Harwich, Obed Brooks Lunenburg, Asa Whiting " South, I. P. ^ickerson Lynn, Jeremiah C. Stickney " East, David Kendrick Maiden, Benjamin G. Hill " West, Elijah Chase Mansfield, Solomon Pratt Haverhill, Thomas G. Marblehead, N. Lindsey,jr. Farnsworth Manchester, Wm. Dodge " East, John Johnson, jr. Marshfield, Proctor Bourne Hubbardston, Dana Brown " North, Daniel Phillips " Village, J. P. Pillsbury " East, John Tilden Hawley, Joshua Longley Medway, James B. Wilson " South, Noah 'joy " West, OIney Forristall Heath, John Hastings, jr. '' East, Nathan Jones " North, Eben. Tucker Rockville, Timo. Walker Hingham, Thomas Loud Medfield, Charles Onion " South, Quincy Lane Medford, Luther Angier Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons Mendon, South, E.G. Daniels Holden, Dennis Davis Millville, Willard Wilson Holland, Baxter Wood Waterford, D. A. Farnum Hollenbecks, N. K. Bills Methuen, George A. Waldo Hopkinton, J. L. Vallentine Middleboro', Allen Shaw Unionville, M. Metcalf " North, Phillip Colby Holliston, S. G. Burnap " West,EliasLampson,jr. Holmes' Hole, Geo. Dunham *' East, Nathaniel Eddy Ipswich, Stephen Cohurn Middlfjield, Solomon Root Kingston, Rufus B. Bradford Millbury, Asa H. Waters Lancaster, J. W. Huntington " Grass Hill, Ephraim Lanesboro',Timo. Whitney Goulding, jr. Lee, Hubbard Bartlett Marlboro', A. Parmenter 100 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Milford, Perley Hunt Otis, Samuel Pickett " South, Whitman B.ites " West, J. Hubbard Milton, Nathan C. Martin Oxford, Wm. Sigourney Monroe, Martin Ballou Palmer, Amos Hamilton Monson, Rufijs Klynt ThreeRivers, AsaShumway Montague, Jona. Hartvvell Paxton, Tyler Goddard Nantucket, G. W. Ewer Pelham, Martin Kingman Natick, William Farris Pembroke, H. Collamore " South, Dexter VVhitincr Pepperell, A. Emerson Needham, Rufus Mills Peru, Oliver Nash " West, Wm. F. Fla^g Petersham, Seth Hapgood New Ashford, S.Southworth Phillipston, James Carruth New Bedford, R. Williams Plainfield, Leavitt Hallock New Braintree, Amasa Plymouth, B. Russell Bigelow Plympton, Wm. H. Soule Newburyport, Moses Lord •' North, Zenas Cushman New Marlboro', A. Rising Prescott, Stacy Linzie Hartsville, W. Edwards Princeton, Charles Russell New Salem, Nathan Bryant Provincetown, T. Lothrop " Millington, H. Hunt Quincy, Daniel French Newton, Wm. B. Newton Randolph, S. N. Howard " LowerFalls,AmosAllen " East, Simeon White " Upper Falls, JosephW. Reading, John Weston Plympton " North, James Damon " West, John Mead Rehoboth,GranvilIeSteveus " Centre, A. R. Trow- " Centre,Jona.Wheaton,jr. bridge Richmond, Asa Cone Northampton, Thomas Rochester, James Ruggles Shepherd " North, Asa Coombs NorthbriHge, Cheney Taft JMattupoiset, WWsonBarstovf Whit.insvilie, Paul VVhitin Sippican, J. N. Ellis Norlhfield, Saml. C Allen.jr. Rowe, Samuel H. Reed " South Farms, Lvman Rowley, Benj. H. Smith Gilbert Roxbury, E. G. Lemon Northboro', Anson Rice " West, Paul Draper Norton, Laban M. Wheatrm Jamaica Plaiv, Robt.Seaver Norwich, Aaron B Dimock Rutland, Rufus Putnam Oakham, Eben. W. Skerry Russell, John Gould " Denriv S. Noyes Salem, Ebenezer Putnam " CoWi7-oo/.:,VValterPelch Salisbury, Seth Clark Orange, Parley Barton " East, Cyrus Dearborn " South, Otis Brooks Sandisfield, George Hull Orleans, Simeon Higgins Sandwici), W.H.Fessenden " South, Seth Sparrow *' East, Joseph Hall " East, Isaac Sparrow " West, Isaac Keith Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 101

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Samuel Adams, Boston Samuel Bugbee, Wrentham Silas Allen, Leominster Arfemas Brown, Medway Ebenezer Alden, Randolph J. Buliard, Southboro' Ebenezer Ames, Waylarid Silas Brown, Wilmington Willard Arms, Nortlifieid W. Bridgman, Springfield Benjamin Austin, Newton Oliver Bliss, Longmeadow John Andrews, Boylston Leavitt Bates, Norton Zabdiel B. Adams, Boston Josiah Bartlett, Concord Edwin Adams, Boston Tliomas Boulton, Egremont Samuel Alden, Bridgevvater GeorgeBaker, Cambridgep't Horatio Adams, Waliham John M. Brewster, Lenox John Atkinson, Newbury't E. H. Bartlett, Duxbury John Appleton, Gloucester John K. Briggs Dedham Benj. Atkinson, Araesbury T. R. Boutelle, Fitchburgh Andrew Alexander, Boston John Brooks, Bernardston Joseph C. Ayer, Brighton Benj. Barrett, Northampton George Atwood, Orleans Wyatt C. Boyden, Beverly Abel B. Adams, Bedford S. G. Burnap, Holliston Henry Bartlett, Roxbury John Bartleft, Roxbury Thaddeus Brown, Billerica Amos Bancroft, Groton David Bemis, Springfield Jesse Bigelow, Granville A J. Bellows, Charlestown Gideon Barstow, Salem George Bartlett, Boston George Bates, Boston Charles O. Barker, Lynn Steph Batchelder, Roylslon William B. Brown, Lynn Calvin Briggs, Marblehead Jno. C. Bartlett, Chelmsford Benj. Billings, Mansfield Elisha Bartlett, Lowell Thos. Bucklin, Hopkinton Lyman Bartlett, N. Bedford Nath'l Bemis, Watertown Isaac Boyd, W. Newbury Jacob Bigelow, Boston Jona. W. Bemis, Sandwich John B. Brown, Boston John S. Butler, Worcester Erastus Beach, Sandisfield Peleg Bradley, Dracut Ephraim Buck, Boston H. I. Bowditch, Boston Stephen Bates, Greenfield Ira Barrows, Pawtucket Parley Barton, Orange Stephen Ball, jr. Worcester Stephen Ball, Northboru' Lem'l W.Belden, Springfield Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Matt. B.Baker, Springfield Williams Bradford, Boston Wm. R. Bates, Charlemont Reuben Bell, Hadley Joel Burnett, Southboruugh 104 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Wm. M.Benedict, Millbury Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem Marcellus Bowen, Boston George Cogswell, Bradford Artem. Z. Brown, Swanzey Charles Choate, Boston George A. Bethuiie, Boston Nelson Carpenter, Warren Amos B. Bancroft, Groton Herman Chandler, Stow Nathan S. Babbitt, Adams Jesse Chickering, Boston Charles F Barnard, Dorches. Simon B. Carpenter, Ded- Snell Babbitt, Adams ham John [j. Barker, Adams Calvin Carter, Lancaster Luther V.Beli, Charlestown Charles F. Chaplin, Cam- Joseph C. Bachelder, Tops- bridgeport field Oliver S. Cressy, Hamilton Gideon F. Barstow, Salem Henry G. Clark, Boston Solomon Barritt, Wendell Patrick P.Campbell, Lowell Adolphus Brigham, Shrews- Daniel T. Coit, Boston bury Francis Clarke, Andover A Iphonzo Brooks, Princeton Luther Clark, Boston Edward Bradstreet, New- Alonzo Chapin, Barre buryport (Charles Chase, Chelsea Thomas M. Brewer, Boston Elijah W. Carpenter, CiarkBlaisdel],Marb]ehead Chatham Benj. E. Cotting, Boston Abijah Cheever, Saugus F. G. F. Miville DeChene, Robert Cutler, Amherst Springfield Daniel Collins, Lenox Robert Capen, Plymouth H. H. Childs, Pittsfield R. Champion, W. Springfi. Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley Walter Channing, Boston Oliver Dean, Framingham Chester Cowles, Granby Luke Dewey, W. Stockbri. Samuel Church, Sunderland Theodore Dexter, Boston A. Clark, Easthampton George B. Doane, Boston A. Collamore, Pembroke John C. Ualton, Lowell Dennis Conley, Deerfield ChristopherDeane, Colraino Elijah W. Carpenter, Ber- W'm. B. Duggan, Quincy nardston Henry Dyer, Boston Ebenezer Childs, Shelburne Edw. J. Davenport, Boston S. Clark, Hubbardston Edw. E. Denniston, North- Jacob Corey, Sturbridge ampton Edward L. Coffin, Lynn Kendall Davis, Reading H.Cunningliam, Shutesbury George Choate, Salem Francis Dana, Boston Nehemiah Cutter, Pepperell Daniel W.Davis, Welfleet Aaron Cornish, Falmouth John H. Dix, Boston Benjamin Cutter, Woburn Horace Dupee, jr. Boston Massachusetts Medical Society. 105

Georfie Estabrook, Holden JohnM. Grosvenor, Methuen

H ezek i ah Eld ridge, Bii<>h ton Samuel Gregg, Medford Calvin KIlis, Boiiion Samuel Gates, Rutland Walter N. Ellis, Rochester Augustus A. Gould, Boston Oliver Everett, Sherburne Abraham Gould, jr. Maiden John W. Graves, Lowell John Frink, Rutland Martin Gav, Boston Seth Field, Brookfield Levi B. Gale, Tisbury Austin Flint, Leicester William Graves, Lowell James Foster, Rochester James B. Gregerson, Boston Noah Fvefield, Weymouth Charles Gordon, Boston J. H. Fl'int, Springfield Francis H. Gray, Boston ChandlerFIagg, Marblehead Wm. A. Gordon, Taunton Amos Farnsworth, Groton John H. Gushee, Raynham Royal Fowler, Stockbridge Lewis B. Glover, JBoston Edward Flint, Leicester Thomas Gray, jr. Boston Josiah F. Flagg, Boston Henry B. C. Green, Boston Timothy Fiske, Holliston John W. Gorham, Boston John Flint, Boston Levi Gould, Wilmington E. P. Fearing, Nantucket Corridon Guiteau, Lee John D. Fisher, Boston William Gallup, Concord William E. Foster, Boston Joseph J. Fales, Joseph Hunt, Concord James B.Forsyth, Sandwich Isaac Hurd, Concord Joseph Farnum,jr. Marbleh. Amos Holbrook, Milton Samue! Fish, Cambridge NathanHayward, Plymouth Worham L. Fitch, Otis Josiah Howe, Templeton Moore R. Fletcher, Boston Abiel Hey wood. Concord Allen C. Fay, Milford Wm. Holland. Belchertown Henry Ferre, Dalton W. Hunnewell, Watertown James Fiske, Milford Jacob Holmes, Athol Madison Fletcher, Pittsfield Oliver Hubbard, Salem ZaUok Howe, Billerica Jacob Gates, Boston George Hayward, Boston Henry Gardner, Charlestown Uriah Hagar, Waltham John Green, Worcester Enoch Hale, Boston Daniel Green, Auburn Wm Hooker, Westhampton D. A. Grosvenor, Reading Eli Hall, Blandford Otis Goodman, S. Hadley John Homans, Boston Peter Goodnow, Acton James Hewins, Medfield Daniel Gould, Reading Isaac Hildreth, Dracut William Gordon, Hingham Benjamin F. Hey wood, Wor- Joshua Green, Groton cester John O. Green, Lowell Amory Hunting, Franklin Time. Gordon, Weymouth Rufus Hathaway, Duxbury 106 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Vincent Holcomb, Granville John Jeffries, Boston L.W.Humplir(!ys, Southw'k John B. S. Jackson, Boston James Holland, Westfield Charles T. Jackson, Boston Benj.W.Hildreth, Marlboro' Nathan Jones, Wenham Charles T. Hildretli, Boston Luther M. Harris, Roxbury John B Kittridge, Framing. Thad. W.Harris, Cambridge Joseph Kiltredge, Andovor Appleton Howe,Weymouth Aaron King, Palmer I Stearns Hurd, Charlest'n Moses Kidder, Townsend Isaac Hodges, Adams Henry Kittredge, Tewksb'y Abishai Howard, Sturl'ridge Gideon Kibbee, Wilbraham Edward A. Holyoke, Salem P. T. Kendall, Sterling Anson El ooker, E.Cambridge Paul Kittredge, Chelmsford Hiram Hosraer, Watertown Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly Joshua H. Hayward, Boston Nathan C Keep, Boston John C. Hayden, Boston 1. Kiltredge, jr. Beverly Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers Benjamin Kittredge, Salem Joseph F. Hill, Yarmouth Theo. Kittredge, Wallham John C. Howard, Brookline Addison Knight, Leicester Daniel Harwood, Boston Solomon Keep, Boston Wm.G. Hannaford, Boston Benj.T. Kittredge, Hinsdale Josiah D. Hedge,Cambridge Gilman Kimball, Lowell Sanjuel G. Howe, Boston Edward A. Kittredge, Lynn EliakimA.Holman, Harvard Erast.D Hamilton, Conway, Jona. Leonard, Sandwich Oliver W. Holmes, Boston Lemuel LeBaron, Rochester RobertWm. Hooper, Boston Seth Lathrop, W. Springfi. Richard Herbert, Rowley Dan Lamb, Charlton Geo.W. Hamilton, Conway Joel Lyon, Gill Benj. Haskell, South Boston George Leonard, Taunton George Hill, North Adams Rufus Longley, Haverhill , Medfield Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston George Hoyt, Athol Ivory H. Lucas, Edgarton Jona. Leonard, jr. Boston William Ingalls, Chelsea J. T. Gilman Leach, Lowell William Ingalls, jr. Boston Giles H. Lodge, Boston Herman B. Inches, Boston Ezekiel W. Leach, Boston Watson Loud, Hadley James Jackson, Boston Jonas H. Lane, Boston Timo. L. Jennison, Cambri. Josiah Lamson, Essex Benjamin James, Weston DudleyLeavitt, W.Stockbri. Jona. G. Johnson, Newburyp Lyman B.Larkin,Wrentham Samuel Johnson, Salem Bela B. Jones, Southampton Thomas Manning, Ipswich Elisha James, Scituate Nathaniel Miller, Franklin Massachusetts Medical Society. 107

Caleb Miller, Rehoboth HenryOrcutt, Westhampton Paul R. Metcalf, Wrentham Calvin Martin, Seekonk Oliver Partridge, Stockbrid. Peter Mackie Wareham William Porter, Hadley VVm. B. Mason, Dartmouth Amariah Preston, Bedford Andrew Mackie, N. Bedford Benjamin Parker, Bradford Elisha Mather,Northampton Thomas L Parker, Boston Silas Marshall, Templeton Nathaniel Peabody, Salem I. VV. Mulliken, Stow Amos Parker, Bolton J. S. Mayhew, N. Bedford Wm. Payson, Foxborough Joseph VV. McKean, Boston Nath'l S. Prentiss, Roxbury Samuel Morrill, Boston Alfred Perry, Stockbridge John G. Metcalf, Mendon George Parkman, Boston J. A. Marshall, Fitchburg Daniel Porter, Wendell Lawson Mirick, Brookfield Abner Phelps, Boston John M. Moriarty, Gloucest. Wm. Parkhurst, Petersham R. A. Meriam, Topsfield Benj. Pond, Westborough George Mansfield, Lowell Gusfav. D.Peck, Sunderland David Mighill, Rowley Abel L. Peirson, Salem Alexander Le Barron Mon- Nath'l. Pierce, Ashburnham roe, Medway Moses Phelps, Hubbardston Julius H. Morse, Charlest'n Alanson Porter, Williamst. Joseph Moriarty, Boston Nathan Perry, N.Bridgewat. Moody jAIansur, Lowell Thomas W. Parsons, Boston Thomas Minor, W.Stockbri. Augustus T Parker, Shirley Erastus D. Miller, Franklin Henry Parker, Grafton Henry J. Martin, Boston Sylva. Plymplon, Cambri. AugustusPlympton,Woburn Andrew Nichols, Danvers Joseph Palmer, Boston Jonathan Newell, Stow H. C. Perkins, Newburyport Paul L. Nichols, Kingston Charles G. Putnam, Boston John Nelson, Lexington Addison S. Peck, Milford Ezra Nichols, Middleton Daniel Perley, Boxford Adams Nichols, Gloucester Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Josiah Noyes, Needham Marshall S. Perry, Boston Fr. V. Noyes, Newburyport William Prescott, Lynn Asa T. Newhall, Lynn Orlando H. Partridge, Truro John D. Pillsbury, Lowell Hector Orr, Bridgewater Joshua Porter, N. Brookfield David Osgood, Boston Jona. C. Prescott, Concord BenjaminOsgood, Westford John Porter, Duxbury George W. Otis, Boston William F Perry, Mansfield Joseph Osgood, Danvers Warren Partridge, Holden George Osborne, Danvers Chester Parkhurst, Salem John Odin, jr. Boston William D. Peck, Sterling 108 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Enoch Pierce, Pittsfield Jeremy Stimpson, Dedham Charles H. Peirce, Salem Thad Spaulding, S.Reading Daniel Parker, Billerica Caleb H. Stickney, Norwich Eben. S. Phelps, Middleton John Starkweather, Upton Alexander Poole, Dennis Richard S. SpofFord, New- Isaac Palmer, Boston buryport Gurdon R. Parkhurst, iSalem Stillm'an Spaulding, Lexing. Hiram Parker, Lowell Thomas Sturtevant, Mid- Delano Pierce, Grafton dleborough Henry P. Phillips, N.Adams Paul Spooner, N Bedford Samuel A. ShurtlefF, Brook- Peter G. Robbins, Roxbury line John Randall, Boston Woodbridge Strong, Boston Dean Robmson, West New- John M.Smith, W. Boylston bury Jonathan Stone, Canton Alexander Read, N.Bedford Benj. Seabury, Lynnfield Benj. Rogers, G. Barrington John P.Spooner, Dorchester Thos. Richmond, Westford Jerome V. C. Smith, Boston Edward Reynolds, Boston Asa Story, Manchester George Russell, Lincoln Joseph Shed, Danvers Horatio Robinson, Salem Steph. H. Spaulding, Natick Solon O. Richardson, South Sam'l. Smith, Williamstown Reading Ebenezer Stone, Walpole M. R. Randall, Rehoboth Samuel Shaw, Plainfield Joseph Roby, Boston D. H umphreysStorer,Boston Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston Paul Swift, Nantucket Augustus Robbins, Harvard Jonathan Studley, Hanover Martin Root, Newbury John B. Stebbins, Boston Joseph Reynolds, Salem Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester James W. Robbins, Uxbrid. Paul Simpson, jr. Boston Nath'I. Ruggles, Nantucket Jeremiah Stone, N. Bedford Wm. P. Richardson, Salem FrederickA. Sumner, Boston Wm. F. Stevens, Stoneham Chs.L.Seeger, Northampton Chs. H. Stedman, Chelsea Benjamin Shurtleff, Boston Joseph Stone, Hardwick Ephraim Stone, Harvard Asa B. Snow, Boston George C Shattuck, Boston Caleb Swan, Easton Daniel Swan, iVIedford Ambrose Seaton, Boston Jonathan Shearer, Palmer Benj. F. Seabury, Chatham John Scammell, Bellingham George B. Swift, Milton Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfi. Nathl. B. Shurtleff, Boston Daniel Stone, Sharon Ezra Stephenson,Barnstable Nathaniel Swift, Andover Nathaniel Smith, Colraine Jeremiah SpoffordjBradford Geo. C. Shattuck, jr. Boston Joseph Sampson, Brewster JamesS.Sullivan,Hopkinton Massachusetts Medical Society. 109

Richard H. Salter, Boston Samuel Taylor, Petersham Samuel Sawyer, Faiihaven Nathaniel S.Tucker, Boston Bertram C.Schuster, Dennis John Stevens, Boston Jonas Underwood, Andover James A. Stetson, Quincy George Stearns, Groton John C. Warren, Boston Simeon E. Strong, Ipswich John Walton, Pepperill John A. Stevens, Charlest'n Rufus Wyman, Dorchester (chandler Smith, Worcester CharlesVVorthington, Lenox Stephen Salisbury, Boston Jno.Williams,Cambridgep't ReubenSpaulding, Haverhill Tim. Wellington, W. Cam. Millen Sabin, Tyringham Jonathan Wild, jr. Braintree Henry L. Sabin, VVilliamst. Noah Whitman, Bridgewat. David S. C H.Smith, Sutton Daniel Wardwell, Andover James Stone, jr. Salem Thos.Whitconib, Lexington. John O. Stone, Salem Stephen W. Williams, Deerfield James Thacher, Plymouth Wm. J Walker, Charleslown Joseph Torrey, Salem John Ware, Boston Robert Thaxter, Dorchester Joseph Warren, Middlefield Abraham R. Thompson, Robert Worthington, Lenox Charlestovvn George Willard, Uxbridge Calvin Thomas, Tyngsboro' JohnW. Webster, Cambrid, Gridley Thaxter, Abington Clis. W. Wilder, Leominster Ezekiel Tha.\ter, Abington Lucius Wright, Westfield Solo D, Townsend, Boston Jona. Wales, jr. Randolph Wm. H. Tyler, Lanesboro' Leonard Williams, Chester Arad Thompson, Middlebo' William C. Whittredge, Amos Taylor, Warwick New Bedford Alexander Thomas, Boston Asa G. Welch, Lee Augustus Torrey, Beverly James M. Whittemore, John G. Treadvvell, Salem Brighton William Thornton, Grafton Abel Wilder, Mendon Francis Thomas, Scituate Charles Wild, Brookline Kenry Tuck, Barnstable Simon Whitney, Framingh. Charles Talbot, Manchester Jonathan Ware, Milton Philander H. Thomas, Han- Wm. Workman, Worcester cock AbrahamA. Watson, Boston Samuel A.Toothaker, South Benjamin F. Wing, Boston Reading Hen. Willard, Provincetovvn Joshua Tucker, Boston Edward Warren, Boston Simeon Tucker, jr. Stough- Isaac R.Worcester, Leicest. ton Eben. Woodward, Q,uincy Thomas K. Thomas, jr. Henry A. Ward, Boston Wayland Fr.A. Willard, CbarlestowD

11 110 Religious Denominations in U. States.

Chs. M.Winship, Roxbury JefiVies W\vman, Boston August. Whiting, Haverhill John H Wright, Springfield Winslow Warren, Piymou. Henry Wheatland, i^alem Phineas P Wells, Rc^xbury Morrill Wynian, Cambridge Alfred Wood, Digliton Charles 1']. Ware, Boston Danforlh P. Wight, Boston Vassall White, Stockbridge, Samuel B. Woodward (Centre Village.) Worcester Lewis Wheeler, Pittsfield John White, Westminster BradfordL.Wales,Randolph Saml.Wigglesworth, Boston Charles H. Wheelwright, Warren 1. Whitney, Boston Boston Abner B. Wheeler, Boston Ezekiel Wood, Douglas Nahum Washburn, Boston TliomasT.WeIls,N Bedford Charles Walker, Northamp William R.WeIls,^'.Bedford J. Mason Warren, Boston Benj. H. West, Nantucket John W. Warren, jr. Boston James W'ilde, Duxbury Henry G. Wiley, Boston Abel H. Wilder, Groton Samuel Young, Harvard Bennett Wing, West Barn- Leroy M. Yale, Holmes' stable Hole, [Tisbury] C. Minot Weld, Roxbury Richard S. Young, Boston Samuel West, jr. N.Bedford

Religious Denominations in the United States.

Denominations. Ch.or

Baptists, - " Free-will, ------

" Seventh-day, - - - - - " Six-Principle, - - - - Roman Catholics ------Christians ---_---.. Congregationalists, ------Disciples of Christ, (Campbellites,) Dutch Reformed, ------Protestant Episcopal, - - - - . Friends, or Quakers, - - - - - German Reformed, ------Jews, -- Lutheran, ------Mennonites, ------Methodists, - " Protestants, - - - United Brethren, or Moravians, Mormonites, ------New Jerusalem Church, - - Presbyterians, ------Millennial Church, or Shakers, Tunkers, ------Unitarians, - - Universalists, ------MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the Adjutant-General, Dec. 19,1838.] His Excellency, EDWARD EVERETT, COMMA.NDER IN CHIEF. Aids -de- Camp. Charles A. Andrew, of Salem, John H. Clifford, of New-Bedford, and , of Boston. Rank of Lieutenant-. Adjutant- General, and Acting; Quarter-Master- General, Henry A. S. Dearborn, of Roxbury, Rank of Brigadier-General. William Learnard, Clerk. 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.]

DIVISION JJVD DIVISIOJV.^RY ST.^FF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.—>S'w/oZ^ and Norfolk. Major-General, Aids-de-Camp, Elias Keyes and Lewis W. Tappan, of Boston. Division-Inspector, Ebenezer W. Stone, of Roxbury. Division-Quarter-Master, Samuel Abbot Lawrence, of Boston. Judge-Advocate, Ivers J. Austin, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION.—E^sex. Major-General, Benjamin Stickney, of Newbury. Aids-de-Camp, Robert C. Stickney, of Newbury, and

Division-Inspector, Samuel Phillips, of Newbury. Division-Quarter-Master, John Phillips, of Newburyp't. Judge-Advocate, Caleb Gushing, of Newburyport. THIRD mY\^\0!>^.—Middlesex. Major-General, Samuel Chandler, of Lexington. Aids-de-Camp, Micah M. Rutter,jr. of Cambridge, and George W. Warren, of Charlestown. Division-Inspector, Albert H. Nelson, of Concord. Division-Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Rufus B. Lawrence, of Lowell. 112 Massachusetts Militia. FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Major-Geueral, William H. Moseley, of Northampton. Aids-de-Camp, Jonathan H. Butler and Stephen H. Brewer, of Northampton. Division-Inspector, Joseph Lothrop, of Northampton. Division-Quarter-Master, Henry A. Longley, of Bel- chertown. Judge-Advocate, Charles P. Huntington, of Northamp. FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, ^"C. Major-General, James D. Thompson, of New Bedford. Aids-de-Camp, George A. Bourne and William C. Whittredge,jr. of New Bedford. Division-Inspector, James H. Collins, of New Bedford. Division-Quarter-Master, William T. Hawes, of New- Bedford. Judge-Advocate, John H. W. Page, of New Bedford.

SIXTH DIVISION.— ^orcesier. Major-General, Aaron S. Gibbs, of Leominster. Aids-de-Camp, Edwin Conant of Worcester, and Ro^er Phelps, of Northboro'. Division-Inspector, Alvan Allen, of Sturbridge. Division-Quarter-Master, Simeon A. Drake, of Stur- bridge. Judge-Advocate, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham.

SEVENTH DlYl^lON.—Berkshire. Major-General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aids-de-Camp, John C. Hunt and Henry Sabin of Lenox. Division-Inspector, John Z. Goodrich, of West Stock- bridge. Division-Quarter-Master, George Walker, of Lenox. Judge-Advocate, William Porter, jr. of Lee.

BRIGJiDE J)ND STJiFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. (Brig.-Gen. Appleton Howe, of Weymouth. Ist.^ Aid-de-Camp, Wildes P. Walker, of Boston. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Thomas C, Webb, Weymouth. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Thomas B. Porter, of do* Massachusetts Militia. 113

( Brigadier-Gen. Henry H. Sumner, of Foxboro'. i. ) Aid-de-Camp, Charles C. Sumner, of do. r. S Brigade-Major, John M. Everett, of do. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. William Wescott, of do. ( Brig. Gen. Grenville T. Winthrop, of Boston. L) Aid-de-Camp, Newell A. Thompson, of do. Brigade-Major, Edward A. Tappan, of do. f. ^ ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. T. Frederick Cordis, of do.

SECOND DIVISION. r Brigadier-General, Samuel Avery, Marblehead. t. J Aid-de-Camp,

<;. ^ Brigade-Major, John D. Hunt, of Salem. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, f Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. .J Aid-de-Camp, Otis P. Lord, of Ipswich. '.^Brigade-Major, William Low, of Boxford. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Chas. A Stevens, of Andover.

THIRD DIVISION. C Brigadier-General, Joshua Buttrick, of Concord. .J Aid-de-Camp, Francis Munroe, of Concord. .^Brigade-Major, James Dana, of Charlestown. ( Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. William F. Wheeler, Lincoln. r Brigadier-General, Thomas A. Staples, Groton.

. V\id-de-Camp, Paul R. George, of Lowell.

. ^ Brigade-Major, William A. Bancroft, of Groton. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Thomas P. Goodhue, Lowell.

FOURTH DIVISION. f Brig.-Gen. Alpheus Nettleton, of Springfield. J Aid-de-Camp, Otis Chapman, of do. y Brigade-Major, Samuel Shackford, of do. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Dimond Colton, Longmeadow. r Brigadier-Gen. Gardiner Dickinson, of Conway. ; Aid-de-Camp, James O. Leach, of do. ^Brigade-Major, Elihu Clark, of Sunderland. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Orsimus Bardwell, Shelburne. FIFTH DIVISION. fBrig.-Gen. John H. Hathaway, E. Bridgwater. J Aid-de-Camp, Aaron Hobart, jr. of do. ^ Brigade-Major, Samuel B. Allen, of do. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Asa Mitchell, of do. 11* 114 Field Officers of Infantry.

C Brigadier-General, John B. Read, of Pawtucket. 2d. } Aid-de-Camp, Joseph A. Allen, of do. Brig, j Brigade-Major, Nehemiah A. Potter, of do. f Brig.-Q,iiarter-Master, Ira D. Ellis, of do. (Brigadier-General, Sabin Smith, of Sandwich. 3d. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig. ^Brigade-Major, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich. C Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Elisha D. Winslow, Boston.

SIXTH DIVISION. rBrig.-General, Jonathan Day, of Webster. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, J. Belknap Smith, of do. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Maynard King, of W. Boylston. C Brig.-Quar.-Master, r Brig.-Gen. Eben. M. Hosmer, of West Boylston. 2d, VAid-de-Camp, Joel C. Allen, of Leominster. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Solon S. Hastings, of Sterling. CBrig.-Quar.-Mas. Joseph A. Bates, of Barre.

SEVENTH DIVISION. f Brigadier-General, 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig. ^Brig.-Major, Increase Sumner, Gt. Barrington. ( Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. John A. Laffargue, Sheffield, r Brig.-General, William C. Plnnkett, of Adams. 2d. ^Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, South Adams. Brig. J Brigade-Major, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox. CBrig.-Quar.-Master, Thomas E. Steele, do.

FIELD OFFICERS .^KD ADJUTJiATS OF THE IJVFAJVTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Nathaniel M. Weeks, of Brookline. Lieut. Colonel, Major, Joel G. Davis, of Roxbury. Adjutant, Jonas Parker, of Boston. Colonel, Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth. Lieut. Colonel, Ira Curtis, of do. Major, John W. Thomas, of do. Adjutant, Elbridge G. Hunt, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 115

Colonel, Moses C. Beal, of Randolph. Lieut. Colonel, David Ford, of Quincy. Major, John H. Winkley, of Milton. Adjutant, Lemuel Gay, jr. of Stoughton.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Freeman White, of Braintree. Lieut. Colonel, Edward Cazneau, of Ilingham. Major, Joshua Hersey, jr. of do. Adjutant, Edward Potter, of Braintree.

SECOND BRIGADE.

( Colonel, , jr. of Dedham. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Amos P. King-sbury, Medfield. Reg. j Major, Nathan Fisher, of VValpole. f Adjutant, ( Colonel, 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel. Samuel O. Daniels, of Medway. Reg. j Major, George E. Holbrook, of Wrentham. ( Adjutant, Francis VV. Clark, of Medway.

Battalinn of Light Infantry. Major, Luther M. Hunt, of Medway. Adjutant,

THIRD BRIGADE. f Colonel, William Mitchell, of Boston.

• Lieut. Colonel, Jabez Pratt, of do. Major, Benjamin A. Spear, of do. Adjutant, David Carter, of do. Colonel, Francis R. Bigelow, of Boston. (Lieut. Colonel, John W. Boyd, of do.

I Major, Julius C Steele, of do. Adjutant, Edward F. Hall, of do. Colonel, William R. Hudson, of Boston. Lieut. Colonel, Reuben Lovejoy, of do. Major, Robert Cowdin, of do. Adjutant, Jacob Thaxter, of do.

Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Charles C. Paine, of Boston. Adjutant, Patrick Grant, of do. 1 16 Field Officers of Infantry.

Divisionary Corps of Independent Cadets. Captain, Charles R. Lowell, of Boston. Lieutenant, James S. Amory, of do. Ensign, David S. (ireenough, of do. Adjutant, James Murdock, of do. Surgeon, John C. Warren, m. d. of do. SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Joshua Sheldon, of Beverly. Lieut. Colonel, Moses Hill, of Marblehead. Major, Adjutant, John M. Stocker, of Beverly. Colonel, William Pool, of Gloucester. iLieut. Colonel, John Clark, of do. Major, Daniel Gilbert, of do. Adjutant, James Haskell, of do. Colonel, Jesse Tapley, of Danvers. 3d. } Lieut. Colonel, Gustavus Atwell, of Lynn. Reg. S Major, John C. Lunt, of Danvers. Adjutant, Asa T. Richards, of Danvers. Rctriment uf Light. Infantry. Colonel, Henry K. Oliver, of Salem. Lieut. Colonel, Edward S. Davis, of Lynn. Major, Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, 1st. ) Lieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of Newbury. Reg. p Major, George W. Carr, of West Newbury. ( Adjutant, William E. Currier, of Newbury port, r Colonel, Joshua Low, of Essex. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Reg. ^ Major, , of do. C Ad|utant, Caleb Cogwell, of Essex. i Colonel, William Tenney, 3d. of Bradford. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Seth Shearman, of Andover. Reg. ) Major, John Hunkins, of Haverhill. ( Adjutant, Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, William Baker, of Ipswich. Lieut. Colonel, Nathaniel Perley, of Topsfield. Major, John H. Clark, of Andover. Adjutant, Horace S. Bradley, of Haverhill. Field Officers of Infantry. 117

Divisionarij Corps of Safrm Independent Cadets. Captain, William Sutton, of Salem. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Horatio Cogswell, of Concord. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Jacob Stearns, jr. of Newton. Reg. p Major, Ammi B. Stiles, of Waltham. ( Adjutant, (Colonel, Thomis Parker, of Lynnfield. 2d. M^ieut. Colonel, Jacob S. Rayner, of Reading. Reg. Vviajor, Walter Blanchard, of Wilmington. ( Adjutant, rColonel, John A. Mason, of Weston. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, William Foster, of Lincoln. Reg. ^ Major, Benjamin F. Heald, of Carlisle. C Adjutant, Francis R. Gourgas, of Concord. C Colonel, William Hastings, 2d. 4th. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Albert Wood, of do. Reg. 1 Major, C Adjutant, ( Colomnel, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden. 5th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Oliver W. Presion, Charlestown. Reg. ^ Major, Charles Sanderson, of do. ( Adjutant,

Regiment of Lisht Infantry. Colonel, Seth C. Havves, of Sherburne. Lieut. Colonel, Samuel B. White, of Woburn. Major, Samuel P. Smith, of Holliston. Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. ( Colonel, 1st. Lieut. Colonel, J Reg. Major, J ( Adjutant, Horace Heard, of Wayland. r Colonel, Nahum Harwood, of Littleton. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, James P. Whitney, of Shirley. Reg. p Major, Joseph H. Hildreth, of Townsend. C Adjutant, Joseph Stevens, of Littleton. C Colonel, Jonathan M. Reed, of Chelmsford. 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Durant, of Lowell. Reg. \ Major, Joseph G. Wyatt, of do. ( Adjutant, Stephen S. Seavey, of do. 118 Field Officers of Infantry.

Rpgiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Benjamin Adams, of North Chelmsford. Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Pope, of Marlborough. Major, Joseph G. Heald, of Pepperill. Adjutant, Jefferson Bancroft, of Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Enoch R. Crocker, of Wilbraham. Lieut. Col. , jr. N. Wilbraham. Major, Otis M. Hendrick, of S. Wilbraham. Adjutant, Carson K. Cone, of Wilbraham. Colonel, Hiram D. Parsons, of Granville. Lieut. Coloi.el, John M. Chapin, W. Springfield. Major,

, Adjutant, William L. Terrett, of Granville, r Colonel, 3d. ; Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ') Major, Horace Hubbard, of Sunderland. (Adjutant, Rpgiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Loren Burt, of Long-meadow. Lieut. Colonel, Fitz Henry Warren, of Brimfield. Major, John Miller, of Ludlow, Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Charles C. C. Mower, Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, Orin W. Fisk, of do. Major, Adjutant, Willard A. Arnold, of do. r Colonel, Jarvis Barstow, of Leyden. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Lewis Shearer, of Coleraine. Reg. ^ Major, Ephraim W. Warren, of Conway. C Adjutant, (Colonel, 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin G. Putman, of Orange. Reg. J Major, ( Adjutant, (Colonel, 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. V Major, John Christie, of Rowe. (Adjutant, Cyrus Rugg, of Heath. Field Officers of Infantry. 119 FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. f Colonel, Joshua Brewster, 2d. of Duxbury. 1st. ^Lieut. Colonel, Zenas Cushman. jr. of Plympton. Reg. ^ Major, Benjamin Drew, jr. of Middleborough. C Adjutant, Elbridge Chandler, of Duxbury. r Colonel, Calvin Crocker, of Hanson. 2d.^Lieut. Colonel, Charles Church, of Pembroke. Reg. p Major, William Sherman, of Marshfield. ( Adjutant, Martin Bryant, of Pembroke, r Colonel, Franklin Leach, of Bridgewater. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Henry H. Brigham, Abington. Reg. ^ Major, Benjamin Keith, of N. Bridgewater. ( Adjutant, f Colonel, Edward G. Perkins, of Middleborough. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Nathan King, of do. Reg. ^Ma.jor, Gilbert Hathaway, of Rochester. C Adjutant, Silvanus Thomas, of Middleborough.

Regiment of Licrht Infantry, Colonel, John Gushing, jr. of Abington. Lieut. Colonel, Cephas Waterman, of Kingston. Major, Nahum Reynolds, of North Bridgewater. Adjutant, Zichri N. Whitmarsh, of x\bington. SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, Seth Wood, of Seekonk.

1st. ) Lieut. Colonel, Ephraim Moulton, ofRehoboth.

Reg. ) Major, George W. Bliss, of do.

<[ Adjutant, George H. Wheeton, of Seekonk. (Colonel, David Silvester, of New Bedford. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Stephen W. Taber, of do. Reg. 5 Major, Christopher A. Church, of Westport. ( Adjutant, John T. Stall, of New Bedford. (Colonel, Nathan R. Shaw, of Taunton. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, William L. Wilbour, Raynham. Reg. Major, William D. Robinson, of do. J ( Adjutant. (Colonel, Willard Blackinton, of Attleborough. 4th. ^ Lieut. Col. Carlos Freeman, W. Bridgewater. Reg. p Major, Harrison B. Pratt, of Mansfield. ( Adjutant, (Colonel, William Sisson, of Fall River. 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, William Winslow, of do. Reg. J Major, Isaac Borden, of do. C Adjutant, Jeremiah B. Mason, of do. 120 Field Officers of Infantry.

Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Adjutant, James M. Staples, of New Bedford. THIRD BRIGADE. Colonel, B. S. G. Waters, of Sandwich. Lieut. Colonel, Elisha B. Faunce, of do. Major, Adjutant, Josiah Melcher, jr. of Sandwich. Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of Harwich. Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Underwood, of do. Major, Dudley P. Blake, of Yarmouth. Adjutant, Joseph Hale, of do. ( Colonel, 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. j Major, John C. Knowles, of Truro. ( Adjutant, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. jLieut. Colonel, Edwin Howe, of Worcester. Reg. major, Abel B. Bliss, of do. ( Adjutant, William C. Barbour, of do. r Colonel, Israel Plummer, of Northbridge. 2d. JLieut. Colonel, Reg. S Major, Putnam W. Taft, of Mendon. C Adjutant, Hiram Plummer, of Northbridge. f Colonel, Apollos Rich, of Hardwick. 3d. JLieut. Colonel, Chas. P. Adams, N. Brookfield. Reg. p Major, William Paige, of do. C Adjutant, r Colonel, Benjamin F. Wilson, of Southbridge. 4th. 3Lieut. Colonel, Reg. y Major, Ezra D. Work, of Webster. C Adjutant, William Rice, of Sturbridge. Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Rufus Hey wood, of Worcester. Lieut. Colonel, Major, Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Sherman W. Houghton, of Bolton. Lieut. Colonel, Nelson Whitcomb, of do. Major, Fordyce Nourse, of Lancaster. Adjutant, Field Officers of Infantry. 121

f Colonel, Franklin Harrington, of Grafton. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Charles Bigelow, of Uxbridge. Reg. \ Major, Curtis Allen, of JNorthborough. ( Adjutant, Stephen W. Norcross, of do. / Colonel, George White, of Petersham. 3d.) Lieut. Colonel, Wm. G. Clark, of Hubbardston. Reg. ^ Major, Leonard Willard, of Rutland. ( Adjutant, f Colonel, 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, Cyrus Goodridge, of Lunenburg. C Adjutant, Franklin S. Francis, of do. r Colonel, 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. Major, J ( Adjutant, Lucian Bryant, of Templeton.

Regiment of Light Infantry.'' Colonel, Charles Kimball, of Barre. Lieut. Colonel, Calvin Foster, of Worcester, Major, Kilburn Harwood, of Ashburnham. Adjutant, Lyman Sibley, jr. of Barre.

SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. p Major, Henry Warner, of Sheffield. ( Adjutant, Samuel Bacon, of Egreraont. ^Colonel, 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, Charles Webster, of West Stockbridge. ( Adjutant, Edson Sexton, of do.

SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, 1st. ; Lieut. Colonel, Reg. S Major, Thomas I. Hazzard, of Hancock. C Adjutant, Timothy M. Manchester, of Cheshire, r Colonel, Francis Watkins, of Hinsdale. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, James Gardner, of Pittijfield. Reg. ^ Major, Justus Tower, of Lanesborough. C Adjutant, Ambrose Nicholson, of Hinsdale. 12 122 Officers of Artillery. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

Third Brigade. ] Company. Captain, Thomas Davis. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. SECOND DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Richard Dodge, of Wenham. Adjutant, Ira B. Dodge, of do. Captain, George Dana, of Hamilton. Captain, THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adams, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Asa Severance, of Shelburne. Lieut. Colonel, Elihu Rice, of Conway. Major, Lewis Warner, of Williamsburg. Adjutant, Lucius Nims, of Greenfield. Captain, George Stearns, jr. of Conway. Captain, Stephen Baker, of Chesterfield. Captain, William A. Nash, of Williamsburg. Captain, David S. Pierce, of Coleraine.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John Webber, Jr. of Roxbury. Adjutant, Thomas T. Low, of do. Captain, Andrew Chase, jr. of do. Captain, Albert D. Swan, of Dorchester. Captain, Ziba Chessman, jr. of Weymouth. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Robert G. Blake, of Wrentham. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Officers of Artillery. 123

Third Brigade. 1 Battalinn. 3 Companies. Major, John Hoppen, of Boston. Adjutant, William B.Perkins, of do. Captain, Elijah Doe, of do. Captain, Daniel Cragin, of do. Captain, Elias W. Goddard, of do, SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Edward S. Fowler, of Lynn. Adjutant, Captain, William Beach, of Gloucester. Captain, William T. Gale, of Lynn. Captain, Peter E. Stever, of Salem.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John P. Montgomery, of Bradford. Adjutant, Captain, Stephen Ilsley, of Newbury. Captain, Captain, THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Bela Greenwood, of Brighton. Lieut Colonel, Joseph F. Le Baron, of Lexington. Major, Orin Wilson, of Concord. Adjutant, Jesse F. Kingsbury, of Boston. Captain, Jonathan S Parker, of Lexington. Captain, Joshua Coolidge, of Watertown. Captain, Charles K. Tucker, of Charlestown. Captain, Charles Bowers, of Concord.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Sumner Shuttuck, of Groton. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Lewis Gorham, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Norman P. Kellogg, of Westfield. Major, Levans M'Farland, of Holland. Adjutant, Joseph W. Gorham, of Springfield. 124 Officers of Artillery.

Captain, Marcus Truesdale, of Monson. Captain, Lncien Cook, of Belchertown. Captain, Gideon Drake, of Westfield. Captain, Erasmus King, of Springfield.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Calvin Strong, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Wilcutt, of do. Major, George Alexander, of Northfield. Adjutant, Ebenezer Strong, of Northampton. Captain, Edward Parsons, of do. Captain, James Cook, of Plainfield. Captain, Joseph Green, jr. of Leyden. Captain, Ira Coy, of Northfield. Captain, William Forbes, of Buckland.

FIFTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, William Pearson, of Plymouth. Adjutant, Samuel Nichols, of Hanover. Captain, Nathaniel W. French, of E. Bridgewater. Captain, Ephraim Holmes, of Plymouth. Captain, James House, of Scituate.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Earl Hodges, of Attleborough. Annexed to 4th Regiment.

SIXTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Orison Underwood, of Milford. Adjutant, Alexander J. Sumner, of do. Captain, Jonathan Lyon, jr. of Sturbridge. Captain, Zeba Thayer, of Milford.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Thomas S. Bennett, of Leominster. Adjutant, Isaac Smith, of do. Captain, Oliver Stone, of Lancaster. Captain, Silas O. Harding, of Barre. Captain, George W. Wakefield, of Leominster. —

The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commomvealth of Massachusetts

Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre- gational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with no particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is held in Boston, on the last Wed- nesday in May, annually, at half past three, p. m. and the following day. After transacting the usual busi- ness of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congre- gational clergymen. The Officers of the Convention at present are Rev. George Ripley, of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. George W. Blagden, of Boston, Scribe of the Convention. Rev. George W. Blagden, of Boston, first Preacher. Rev. , d. d. of Charlestown, second Preacher.

For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charily 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 and 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. 12* —

126 Convention of Ministers.

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 ?

CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. George Putnam, Rev. Warren Fay, d. d. with the Treasurer and Scribe.

REPORTING COMMITTEE.

Suffolk. Bristol. Rev. Joy H. Fairchild Rev. Sylvester Holmes Essex. Rev. Andrew Bigelow Rev. Bailey Loring Worcester. Rev. Harrison G. Park Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d. Rev. Luther F. Dimmick Rev. Calvin Lincoln Middlesex. Rev. Alonzo Hill Rev. Convers Francis, d.d. Rev. George Allen Rev. James Bates Berkshire. Hampshire. Rev. James Bradford Rev. Nathan Perkins, jr. JVorfolk. Rev. John Brown, d. d. Rev. Elisha Fiske Plymouth. Rev. Calvin Hitchcock Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin. Rev. Ebenezer Gay Rev. Benjamin F. Clarke Barnstable, Dukes, and Rev. Theoph. Packard, jr. JVantucket. Hampden. Rev. Philander Shaw Rev. Isaac Knapp Rev. Asahel Cobb Rev. Alfred Ely, d. d. Charitable Society and Bishops. 127

Massachusetts Congregational Charitable Society, Annual Meeting: on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May.

[This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786 ; " for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] President, Peter C. Brooks. Vice-President, T. M. Harris, d. d. Secretary, Francis Parkman, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Committee for nominating the objects of its charity, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Palfrey.

Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Alexander V. Griswold, D.D. of the East. Diocese, and Senior Bishop Richard C. Moore, D. D. of the Diocese of Virginia. JVathduiel Bowen, D. D. of the Diocese of South Carolina. Philander Chase, D. D. of the Diocese of Illinois. Thomas C. Rrownell, D. D. LL. D. of the Diocese of . Henry U. Onderdonk, D. D. of the Diocese of . William Meade, D. D. Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Virginia. Benjamin T. Onderdonk, D. D. of the Diocese of . Levi S Ives, D. D. of the Diocese of North Carolina. John H. Hopkins, D. D. of the Diocese of Vermont. Benjamin B. Smith, D. D. of the Diocese of Kentucky. Charleys P. M'JIvaine, D. D. of the Diocese of . George W. Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of New Jersey. James H. Otey, D. D. of tiie Diocese of . Jackson Kemper, D. D. Missionary Bishop of Indiana and Missouri. Samuel A. McCoskry, D. D. of the Diocese of Michigan. William H. Delancey, D. D. ol the Western Diocese of New York. Leonidas Polk, D. D. Missionary Bishop of Arkansas. Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert R. Roberts, Joshua Soule, D. D. Elijah Hedding, D. D. James O. Andrew, Beverly Waugh, Thomas A. Morris.

Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Samuel Eccleston, Archbishop of . Benedict Joseph Flaget, of Bardstown, Ken. Anthony Blanc, of New Orleans. Benedict Fenwick, of Boston, Mass. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis. John Dubois, of New York. Michael Portier, of Mobile. H. Conwell, of . I. P. Kenrick, Coadjutor to Bishop Conwell, of Philadelphia. J. England, of Charleston. John B. Purcell, of Cincinnati. Frederick Rese, of Detroit. Simon G. BriKe, of Vincennes. 128 Churches and Ministers in Boston. CHURCHES AND MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL IN MASSACHUSETTS. ^f^C stands for Congrf nationalist, E for Episcopalian, P for Pres- byterian, B for Baptist, M for .Methodist, F for Friends, U for Uiii- versalist, N J for New Jerusalein, K C for Roman Catholic, R M for Heformed Methodist, F B Freewill Baptist, R for Restorationist. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. Chauncy-pl. JV. L. Frothin^ham, d. d. C Second Cong. Hanover-st. Chandler Robbins, C First Baptist, Hanover-st. Rollin H. JVeale, B Old South, Washington-st. George W. Blagden, C Kings Chapel, Tremont-st. i^.^.P. Greenwood, Unita. Friends, Milton-pl. F Brattle-st. Samuel K. Loihrop, C New North, Hanover-st. Francis Parkman, d. d. C New South, Summer-st. Mexander Yuung, C Christ Church, Salem-st. William Croswell, £ Federal-st. WUliam E. Channing, d. d. ? ^ Ezra S. Gannett, I Hollis-st. John Pierpont, C Trinity, Summer-st. ) .^

John L. Watson, Assistant Minister, s West Church, Lynde-st. Charles Lowell, d. d. > ^ Cyrus A. Bartol, \ Second Baptist, Baldwin-pl. Baron Stow, B First Universalist, Hanover-st. Sebastian Streeter, U Church of the Holy Cross, Franldin-st. Bishop Benedict Fenwick, William Tyler, Michael Healy, James Conivai), R. C. First MethodistJ North Bennet-st. T. C. Peirce, M Second Methodist, Bromfield-sL J. W. Downing, M South Boston, Metho.list, M Methodist, May-st. Samuel Snowden, M First Christian Society, Summer-st. Simon Clough, B Independent Baptist, Belknap-st. B Third Baptist, Charles-st. Daniel Sharp, d. d. B Park-st. Silas Aiken, C Hawes-pl. South Boston, Lemuel Capen, C St. Matthew's, South Boston, Joseph H. Clinch, E Second Universalist, School-st. Hosea Ballon, U New Jerusalem, Tremont-st. Thomas Worcester, N. J. Union, Essex-st. jYehemiah Adams, C St. Paul's, Tremont-st. John S. Stone, d. d. Rector, E Bulfinch-st. Society, Paul Dean, R Phillips, South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, C Churches and Ministers in Boston. 129

Green-st. William Jenks, d. d. C Twelfth Consf. Chamber-st. Samuel Barrdty C Bowdoin-st. Hubbard TVinslow, C Purchase-st. George Ripley, C Federal-st. B Pine-st. Artemas Boies, C Sal em -St. Joseph H. Toivne, C South Cono\ Washinofton-st Mellish 1. Motte^ C Mariners', Fort Hill, Daniel M. Lord, C Bethel, North-sq. Edward T. Taylor. Grace, Temple-st. Thomas M. Clark, jr. E Fourth Universalist, S. Boston, Benj. fVhittemore^ U First Free Cong. Marlboro' Chapel, C Franklin-st. Odeon, Jf'illiam M. Rogers, C Fifth Universalist, Warren-st. Olis A. Skinner, U Reformed Lutheran, H. I. Smith, L St. Augustine's, South Boston, J. Mahony, R. C. South Baptist, South Boston, Thomas Driver, B Third Methodist, Church-st. James Porter, M Cambridge-st Farkman's Market, M North Baptist, Hanover Avenue, B Endicot-st, P. O'Birne, R. C. St. Patrick's, Northampton-st. Thomas Lynch, R. C. Second Christian, Chardon-st. J. V. Himes, B Fourth Methodist, Russell-st Moses L. Scudder, M Free Baptist, South Boston, William Jackson, B Free Baptist, Causeway-st. J. W. Holman, B First Congregational, East Boston, Wm. W.JVewell, C Second Congregational, East Boston, C B Chelsea, Horatio Alger, C Henry J. Lamb, C Mr. Austin, (Ferry Village,) C Alanson Fish, B M CHAPELS OF MINISTERS AT LARGE, &C. Warren-st. Chapel, Charles F. Barnard. Pitts-st. Chapel, Frederick T. Gray. Ward Room, Franklin School House, Abraham Smith. Siiifolk-st. John T. Sargent. Buttolph-st. Chapel. Common-st. Old School House, Samuel Mc Burney. Free Baptist Chapel, 31 Tremont Row, JVath'l. C'olver. Friend-st. Chapel, Baptist, William Howe. Boylston Hall, Baptist. 130 Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. BARNS TABLE. Barnstable George W. Benjamin Smith R. M. Woodward "^ C Marshpee Phineas Fish C Alfred Greenwood C E. G. Ferry C Daniel Chessman B Joseph Amos B William Marchant C Orleans Still man Pratt C Josiah Litch M Ezekiel Vose U George Hastings U Davis Lothrop B William L. Dennis B Philip Crandon M Brewster Sam Williams C J. F. Witherill U N. Gunnison U Provincetown C Elijah Bailey R. M. Ira M. Bidwell M Thomas Conant B John B. Dodds U Chatham John A.Vinton C Sandw. John M. Merrick C W. S. Cilley U Asahel Cobb C Joel Steele M F B Samuel Phillips M Dennis C H. H. Smith M C Mr. Kiernan R. C. U T. G. Brown M Isaac Dunham R. M. A. Patton C C Caleb Benson B M Truro C Eastham C M U T. Dodge M Thomas Ely M Charles Boyter C Falmouth H. B. Hooker C Weljleet S. Hardy C F Otis Wilder M Anthony Palmer M William Harlow C Yarmouth Nathaniel C Cogswell C B Simeon Crowell B R. M. Franklin Fisk } i\t Harwich J. H. Avery James Barnaby Churches and Ministers in Bristol. 131

Dalton Harper Boice 132 Churches and Ministers in Bristol.

Charles Simmons C W. Emerson M Berkley John U. Parsons C Mariner's Church, Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Enoch Mudge M C J. M. Spear U John S.Dili B Mr. Kiernan R. C. Caleb Benson B T. S. Snow E F C. Maugridgc F. B. Dighton Abrah. Gushee C Ephraim Peabodv U John Shaw C JVorton A. M. Bridge C Joshua L.Whittemore B Cyrus W.Allen C D. Culver M H. H. Coombs B Boston Luther Sheldon C Paivtucket Hiram Brooks B C Constantine Blodget C John Bayley M R. Bowen M Fairhaven Wm. Gould C i2a?/n/iawiEnochSandfordC Taylor B H. Mayo M Simeon Doggett C O.Robbins M Rehohoth John C. Paine C Fall River Asa Bronson B B William H. Taylor B B C B P. Crandall M Seekonk JamesO.Barney C Maxwell Randall E John Allen B U&F Somerset ElishaSlade, jr. B W. C. Burton U B James Smither B W. Campbell M C Sivanzey Benj. Taylor B Freetown JohnLawrence B Luther Baker B E. W. Robinson C Eleazer Smith N. J. Gurney B a F Taunton And. Bigelow C Mansfield C Erastus Maltby C E. C. Scott M F J\r. Bedford Ephraim i Alvan Cobb C Peabody > C Henry Clark B

J. H. Morison ) B Sylvester Holmes C Samuel H. Emery C James A. Roberts C M. Dwight M Daniel C. Burt C John Corey R. C. B Westport C Luther Baker ,B Howard Tripp B J. Bonney M Churches and Ministers in Essex. 133 DUKES. 134 Churches and Ministers in Essex. James M'Caine M U Ipswich Dav. T. Kimball C Daniel Dana, d. d. P Daniel Fitz C B J. Knight M JefFerson Hascall M W. JVewhury C Lynn Parsons Cooke C JohnQ. A.Edgell C Samuel D. Robbins C E. Mason M A. D. Sargent M W. B. Wait U C. K. True M Rowley Willard Hol- F. P. Tracy M brook C Joel S. Bacon B C F U George Waters i^ George Keely B P. R. Russell U Salem Chas. W. Upham C Lynnfield Hen. S. Green C James Flint, d. d. C M John Brazer, d. d. C C Charles Mason E Manchest S.M.Emerson C Samuel M. Worcester C Marblehead Mark A. H. Brown Emerson, d. d. C Niles C John Wayland B John Bartlett C James W. Thompson C William H. Lewis E Alex. J. Sessions C D. C. Haynes B Mather H. Smith U A. Norwood U F R A. D. Merrill M S. G. Hiler,jr. 'm -^ Methuen Sylvester G. F Pierce C John D. Brady R. C. C Joseph Banvard B Edward N. Harris U Charles T. Torrey C Addison Parker B Salisbury Jas. B. Hadley C J. French M Benjamin Sawyer C ^ ^ Midltt. Forrest JefFerds C F. B. Newbury L. Withington C James F. Wilcox B John C. March C M Henry Durant C S. H. Keiler C F Saugus Moses Sawyer C B. F. Lambord M S. Benton M B U JVewhuryport Thomas Topsfield James F. B. Fox C M'Ewen C James Morss, d. d. E G. W. Bates M Luther F. Dimmick C Wenham Dan. Mansfield C Randolph Campbell C Joel Kenney B Jonathan F. Stearns P Churches and Ministers in Franklin. 135 FRANKLIN. Ashfield C Leyden 6 Jacob Pierson E A. Latham M Hale B Leverttt C John Cadwell M U Bernardston 'I'imothy F. B. F. Remington B Rogers Montague Marsh C Aaron Burbank Rodolphus Dickinson E B Mou oe David Ballou U jYew Salem A. Harding C Buckland Benjamin F. Erastus Curtiss C Clarke B Chariemont S. T. Allen JVorthfield J. H. R. Lom- bard C A. Lamb O. C. Everett C P. Marsh Orange Lysander Fay B Colerainc Horatio Flagg C J. M. Purington B Rowe Wm. L. Stearns C Nuthl. Ripley B Andrew Govan C David Todd M E. Davenport B Comvay Melancthon G. Shelbume T. Parkard, ) W'heeler C D. D. [ C H. Hart well B Theo. Packard, jr. 3 Deerjield Jno.Fessenden C B William M. Richards C , jr. B Pomroy Belden C C Erving Salmon Bennett C ShuteshuryD.U.Grmt B Gill Josiah W. Canning C Martin Cushman C S. Heath M J. Searl U Greenfield Amariah Sunderland Solomon B. Chandler C Ingram C Titus Stroncr E Erastus Andrews B Saml. W. Washburn C Warwick Preserved John Parkman C Smith C L. C. Collins M Silas Keney B B M Hawley Tyler Thatcher C Roger C. Hatch C C U Heath Moses Miller > p. Wendell Salmon Bennett C Calvin Butler ] ^ David Goddard B W. Glover B Whately John Ferguson C M Lorenzo Rice B 136 Churches and Ministers in Hampshire. HAMPDEN. Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 137

Belchertoion Jared Reid C B Tilden B Oliver Stearns C B David L. Devans E William Gordon M John Mitchell C George A. Oviatt C Norwich Lemuel Pome- Chesterfield Israel G. roy C Rose C Pelham C B J. O. Dean M Dana Brown B Plain/leld Dana Good- Cummington C sell C G. C. Tripp B N. M'Culloch B Easthampton Payson J Prescott Job Cushman C Williston \ C Southampton Morris E. William Bement ) White C En/ield John Whiton C South Hadley Joseph D. Goshen John C. Thomp- Condit C son C " Canal Wm. Tyler C B M Granhy C Ware Hervey Smith C Eli Moody C N. B. Jones B Greenwich Joseph H. C. C. Barnes M Patrick C " Village Jonathan E. Hadley John Brown, d.d. C Woodbridge C David L. Hunn C Westhamp. Amos Drury C Hatfield C Asa Niles M MiddUJi. John H. Bisbee C WiUiamshurg William Orson Spencer B Lusk C M George May M Northampton Charles E. Worthington C Wylie C B. Mc Louth M MIDDLESEX Acton James T. Joseph Haven C Woodbury C William P. White M C Boxborough C Isaac Brown U Joseph W. Cross C Ashhy Reuben Bates C M U M Brighton C Bedford Josh. Chaudler C Samuel Lamson C Jonathan Leavitt C Burlington Saml. Sewall C Billerica Wm. E. Abbot C Cambridge Wm. Newell C Warren Cooper B Thomas H. Vail E 13* 138 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

Artemas B. Muzzey C David Kellogg, d.d. ) q Harvard University C David Brigham, jr. > Joseph W. Parker B Isaac Hosford C Lucius R. Paige U M Thomas Whittemore U U H. B. Skinner M Grofon Geo. W. Wells C Nathaniel Hervey B Dudley Phelps C James D. Green C A. Sanderson B William A. Stearns C Holliston John Storrs C Elbridge G. Brooks U John Parker M John A. Albro C Joseph O. Skinner U Carlisle Geo. W. Stacy R Hopkinton C Preserved Smith C Charlestown Warren W. A. Clapp M Fay, D. D. C B William Phillips B C James Walker, d. d. C Lexington Wm.G.Swett C Daniel Crosby C Oliver A. Dodge B D. Webb M Lincoln Eben. INewhall C S. Robbins B M Thomas F. King U Littleton Wm. H. White C W. Balfour U Oliver Ayer B Patrick Byrne Lowell Theodore Edson E R.C. Mr. M'Cooley Joseph Ballard B Chelmsford C Amos Blanchard C C E. W. Stickney M C John Lovejoy M B Thomas B. Thayer U E Uzziah C. Burnap C W. S. Cilley U Henry A. Miles C Daniel S. Whitney R Lemuel Porter, jr. B Concord Ezra Ripley, Zenas Thompson U D. D. V C James S. Mc Der- Barzillai Frost ) mott R. C. John Wilder C MifeC L. Boyden M Nathl. Thurston F. B. Dracut. Epaph.Goodman C Timothy Cole F. B. Tobias Pinkham P Maiden Alexander W. Dunstable Levi Brigham C M'Clure C B&U B Framingham William Charles Hayward M Barry C M Charles Train B J. Grammar U Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 139

Marlborough John N. Sioneham Goodhue C William Morse R Thomas J.Greenwood U J. Baker U E. Culver M M JWec(/brc^ Caleb Stetson C Abijah R. Baker C M Hosea Ballou, 2d. U JVatick I.H.T.Blanchard C C M JSTewton Jonathan Ho- ) mer, d. d. > C

James Bates ) Lyman Gilbert C B A. L. Baury E E. Otheman M C Oriwen Crane B Pepperell James Howe C Charles Babbidge C Reading John Orcutt C Aaron Pickett C William Heath B C B Charles Galiaher R Sherburne Amos Clarke C Edmund Dowse C Shirley Hope Brown C

Seth Chandler C Shakers South Reading Reuben Emerson C B Henry Jewell U 140 Churches in Nantucket and Norfolk. NANTUCKET. Mintucket Wm. J. Breed C ses H. Swift Henrv F. Edes C Friends (2 Churches) John'T.Burrill M Joseph Amos B M John P. Thompson M Mariner's Church, Mo- Moses Marcus E NORFOLK Bellingham Joseph T. Silas Ripley B B Franklin C U U Braintree Richard S. Medfield C Storrs, D. D. C Wm. Phillips B Jonas Perkins C C Lyman Matthews C Mtdwny Sewall Harding C Brookline John Pierce, Jacob Ide, d. d. C D. D. C Luther Bailey C Wm. H. Shailer B Aaron Haynes B Canton C Daniel Sanford C Asaph Merriam B Joseph Angier C M Milton C Samuel W. Cozzens C Cohasset H. G. O. Phipps C jYeedham Wm. Ritchie C Martin Moore C James W. Sessions C M P. Townsend M Dedham Alvan Lamson, B D. D. C Qi/mcw PeterWhitney) ^p Calvin Durfee C William P. Lunt \ John White C Calvin Wolcott E Samuel B. Babcock E William M. Cornell C Eben. Burgess, d. d. C U M U Randolph Calvin Hitch- M cock C Dorchester Nathl.Halljr. C C John Codman, d. d. C u Francis Cunningham C B N. S. Spaulding M B Daniel Butler C Roxhury GeorgePutnam C Bradley Miner B Theodore Parker C Dover Ralph Sanger C Thomas Gray, d. d. ) q B George Whitney J Foxboro' Willard Pierce C William Leverett B Churches and Ministers in Plymouth. 141

U iralpole Joh n P.B.Storer C U Asahel Bigelow C M. A. D'WolfHowe E S. Palmer M John S. C. Abbot C E. Partridge U Christopher Marsh C Weymouth Joshua M. C Emery C Sharon C Wales Lewis C Lucius R. Eastman C E. Kibbey M George N. Waitt B Wrentham Elisha Fisk C Stouffhton M. B. Ballou U C Calvin Park, d. d. C C G. F. Pool M Jona. E. Forbush B Isaac Smith B Henry Gifford U PLYMOUTH. Ahington Jas. W. Ward C Hanson C Lucius Alden C John Holbrook B Daniel Thomas C Elmer Hewett U E. C. Messinger B Hingham Joseph Rich- W. Whiting U ardson C Joseph Pettee N. J. C Brids;eivater Theophilus c P. Doggett C James Mudge, jr. M Ebenezer^Gay C A. A. Folsom U Henry Blackaller E Waterman Burlin- Lewis G. Brown U game B Samuel Worcester N. J. Lyman Maynard R Carver C Hull Robert Gould M Samuel Glover B Kingston John D. Sweet C Duxbury Josiah Moore C John S. White B Hiram Cummings M C E. B. Bradford M Marshfield SenecaWhite C Thomas Beede U George Leonard C East Bridgewater C U C Baalis Sanford C E Adonis Howard N. J. E. B. Bradford M C. Noble M Middlebord* Israel W. Halifax E. Paine C Putnam C U Homer Barrows C Hanover AbelG.Duncan C E. W. Robinson C B Philip Colby C E B 142 Churches and Ministers in Worcester. N. Handy B R. B. Dickie B Rochester Thomas Rob- Eben. Briggs B bins, D. D. C Eben. Nelson B Oliver Cobb, d. d. C E. VVillard M Theo. K. Taylor U JV. Bridgewater Paul .Jonathan Bigelow C Couch C Isaac Briggs C John Dwi^ht C Eleazer Savage B Warren Goddard N. J. Charles Hayward M Scituate E. Q. Sewall C Pembroke Morrill Allen C Samuel J. May C F H. W. Morse U W. Ramsdell M C Plymouth James Ken- ) B dall, D. D. V C L. Bates M Geo. W. Briggs ) H. W. Morse U Gaius Conant C Clark R. M. Robert B. Hall C 5". Bridgewater John C. Benjamin Whitmore C Dwight C Horatio N. Loring B Warcham Saml. Nott, jr. C Russell Tomlinson U W. Bridgewater Richard Charles I. Burnett Stone C B Bartlett Pease B Plympton Elijah Dexter C WORCESTER Ashhurnham George Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 143 Orin Bugbee U F Dana C John Greene B M Samuel May C Joshua Fla^g" U David Bradbury M Douglas David Holman C Leominster R. P. Steb- B bins C John Boardman C Ochus G. Hubbard C DMrf% Walter Follett C Moses Harrington B John Boyden U U Z. Baker U M W. Lyoa U Lunenburg Eli W. Har- M rington C Fitchburg C H. Moulton M Calvin Lincoln C J. Pierce U Eben. W. Bullard B Mendon Adin Ballou R Benjamin Tolman B Thomas Edwards C Gardner Curtis Cutler C F Sumner Lincoln C F Mollis B C Grajion Thos. C. Biscoe C B John Jenninofs B C Cazneau Palfrey C Wm. H. Fish R J. Whitman M Millbury Nathaniel B Beach C Hardwick Wm. Eaton C Saml. G. Buckingham C John Goldshury C Caleb B. Elliot C Nelson B. Jones B B U M. P. Alderman M Harvard Washington Milford David Long, C Gilbert C M George Fisher C JV. Braintree C Moses Curtis B JSTorthboro^ Joseph Allen C Shakers W. H. Dalrymple B M Daniel H. Emerson C Stillman Barden U JVorlhbridge Michael Holden Wm. P. Paine C Burditt C Samuel Everett B Charles Forbush C Huhhardston William H. F Kingsley R A*. Brookfield Thomas Samuel Gay C Snell, D. D. C Lancast. N. Thayer, d.d. C E. F. Newhall M U Oakham James Kimball C Leicester John Nelson C Daniel Tomlinson C Eleazar A. Greenleaf E B 144 Churches and Ministers in Worcester.

Oxford HoratioBardwell C Sterling Peter Osgood C George Waters B R. S. Pope U A. Smith Lyon W. B. Randolph U Jonah G. Warren Sturbridge Jos. S. Clark C Paxton James D. Farns- Orrin O. Stearns B worth U Petersham Amasa M Dewey Sutton Hiram A. Tracy C George R. Noyes Charles H. Peabody B Willard Fuller B Columbus Shumway Job B. Boomer B John H.Willis Daniel L. B. Goodwin £ Phillipston Alexander Templetun G. WeWington C Isiiiali C. Carpenter B Lovell Lewis trabin C J. C. Harriman Upton Benjamin Wood R B D. B. Bradford Chris. Princeton ElijahDemond C U Uxbridge Dav\d A. Grosvenor C U Sainudl Clarke C Mason Ball B Westbvro' Charles B. Kittridge C Harvey B Royalston Eben. Perkins C West Boylston Brown Emerson C Silas Kenney B Leonard Tracy B C John Stone C u Rutland Josiah Clark C Webster L. G. Leonard B u J. A. Merrill M Shrewshury Geo. Allen c Sidney Holman C Warren George Trask C u Josiah W. Talbot U Southboro' Wm.H.Lord C Westminster Cyrus Mann C Abishai Sampson (Charles Hudson R Caleb Brown B Jacob Cummings Winckendou Daniel O. Morton C Wm. H. Loud B Southbridge Eber Car- Stephen Gushing M

penter Worcester Rodney A. Miller C Sewall S. Cutting Aaron Bancroft, d. d. ^ ^p Alonzo Hill J. Ireson ? \ B S.Beadle S Seth Sweetzer C J Horton M Spencer Levi Packard B. Paine M James Fitton R. C. Elam Smalley C Gilman Noyes

05^ For a list of Ministers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thursdays, see page 168. University at Cambridge. 145 UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR . Founded 1638. Inducted. PRESIDENTS. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. Henry Diinster, 1654 1654 Rev. , s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. , m. d. 1675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1681 1682 Doct. John Rog-ers, a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 ]701 Rev. , a. m. Vice Pres. 1707 1708 Hon. .Fohn Leverett, a. m., f. r. s. 1724 1725 Rev. , a. m. 1737 1737 Rev. , a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. , d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. Samuel Lnngdon, d. d. 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, d. d., ll. d. 1804 1806 Rev. , d. d. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1828 1829 Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. OVERSEERS. The Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor, the Mem- bers of the Council and of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of the University, ex nju-io, and the following persons: Thomas L.Winthrop,LL.D. Thomas Gray, d. d. John Welles. John Pierce, d. d. Sec. Artemas Ward. William Jenks, d. d. , ll.d. Wm. b]. Channing, d. d. John Pickerins", ll. d. Charles Lowell, d. d. Samuel P. P. Fay. John Codman, d. d. Richard Sullivan. Francis Parkman, d. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Rev. Joseph Field, a. m. Daniel Webster, ll. d. Nath. L.Frothingham,D.D. James T. Austin, ll. d. John Brazer, d. d. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Alvan Lamson, d. d. Leverett Saltonstall, LL.D. Convers Francis, d. d. James Savage. Rev. Samuel Barrett, a.m. Marcus xMorton, ll. d. Rev. Ezra S. Gannett, a. m. Edward Everett, ll. d. Rev. Alex. Young, a. m. CORPORATION. President, Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Fellows, Joseph Story, ll. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. James Walker, d. d. John A. Lowell, a. m. Charles G. Loring, a. m. Treasurer, Thomas W. Ward. 14 146 University at Cambridge.

PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &.C. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. President. , Massachusetts Proftssor ofNatural History, Henry Ware, d. d. Mollis Proftssor of Divivily. , Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity. Francis Sales, a. m. Instructer in French and Spanish. John C. Warren, m. d. Hersey Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. Joseph Story, ll. d. Dane Professor of Law. , Hancack Professor of Hebrew a7td other Ori- ental Languages. Simon Greenleaf, ll. d. Royall Professor of Law. Jacob Biofelow, m. d. Professor of Materia Medica. Walter Channing, m. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Medical J xirisprudence. Edward T. Channing, a. m. Boylslon Profcssor of Rheto- ric and Oratory. George Hayward, m. d. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Professor of Chemutry and Mineralogy. Henry Ware, jr. d. d. Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and the Paitoral Care. Daniel Tread well, a. m. Rumford Professor and Lecturer on the Application of the Sciences to the Useful Arts. John Ware, m. d. Hersey Proftssor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d. Librarian. John G. Palfrey, d. d. Professor of Biblical Literature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., J. u.d. Instructer in Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Charles Beck, p. d. University Professor of Latin, and Permanent Tutor. Henry W. Longfellow, a. m. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Professor of Belles Lettres. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. Benjamin Peirce, a. m. University Professor of Mathe- matics and Natural Philosophy. Bernard Roelker, Instructer in German. Samuel T. Hildreth, a. b. Instructer in Elocution. Francis Bo wen, a. m. Tutor., and Instructer in Intellect- ual, and Moral Philosophy, University at Cambridge. 147

Joseph Loverinnf, a. m. Hollis Professor of Malhtmalics^ and Natur.il Phiiosophi/. Charles Mason, a. m. Tutor in Lalin. George Beinis, a. b Proctor. Frederic A. Eustis, a. b. do. Daniel S. Richardson, a. b. do. Charles Hay ward, a. b. do. Charles T. Russell, A. B. do. Charles S. Wheeler, a.b. Tutor in Greek^ and Instruct er t/i Hut ory. Levi Farwell, Steward.

The Theological Department is under the superin- tendence of Professors Ware, sen. and jr. and Profes- sor Palfrey. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 1st Wednesday in November. A course is given at the College, between the middle of March and middle of July. The " Faculty of Medicine," are Josiah Quincy, LL. D. President. Drs. John C. Warren, Walter Chan- ning, Dean of the Fucul/i/, Jacob Bigelow, George Hay ward, John W. Webster, John Ware.

The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Joseph Story, and Simon Greenleaf. The College and Students' Libraries contain 48,200 volumes. Vacations. The academical year is divided into two terms and two vacations. The 1st term will com- mence on the Friday next succeding commencement, and continue twenty weeks. The 1st Vacation will commence at the end of 1st Term, and continue six weeks. The 2d Term will commence at end of 1st Vacation, and continue twenty weeks. The 2d Vaca- tion will commence at end of 2d Term, and continue until Friday after Commencement. The stated time for Examination of the Freshman Class is on the Monday and Tuesday of Commencement week. No person will be examined for admission to the College at any other time than at the close or com- mencement of a term, except in extraordinary cases. The Public Exhibitions are on the third Tuesday of October, the first Tues of May, and the last Wednes- day of the 2d Term. Commencement is on the 4th Wednesday in August 148 Williams and Amherst Colleges. WILLMMS COLLEGE, AT WILLIAMSTOWK. ^ppuinted. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, d. d. ^1815 1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, d. d. 1821 1821 Edwin Dorr Griffin, d. d. 1836 1836 Mark Hopkins, m. d., d. d. Albert Hopkins, a.m. Professor ofMathematics andJ^ai- ural Philosophy. Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Professor of Languages. Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. d. Prof, of Natural History. Edward Lazell, a. m. Professor of Chemistry. Rev. Joseph Alden, a. m. Professor of Rhetoric and Po- litical Economy. John Tatlock, Professor of Mathematics. N. H. Griffin, Tutor. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in May. Commencement, 3d Wednesday in August. .AMHERST COLLEGE. •Appointed. presidents. Died. 1821 Zephaniah S. Moore, d. d. 1823 1823 Heman Humphrey, D. D. Professor of Divinity. Rev. Edward Hitchcock, a. m. Professor of Chemistry and Natural History. Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, a. m. Professor of Mental and Moial Philosophy. William S. Tyler, a. m. Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literature^ and of the Hebrew Lan- guages. Rev. William C. FoM'ler, a. m. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory. Ebenezer S. Snell, a. m. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy^ and Librarian. William B. Calhoun, Lecturer on Political Economy. Alfred C. Post, m.d. Lecturer on Anatomy Sz Physiology. Tutors, Thomas P. Field, a. m. Clinton Clark, a. m. John Humphrey, a. m. William Peabody, a. m. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the 4th Wednesday of August. Second, 2 weeks from the 2d Wednesday of January. Third, 4 weeks from the 1st Wednesday of May. Commencement, 4th Wednesday in August. Other Colleges. 149

Other Collesres in JVew England and JVew York. N'ame. Place. PresidenLs. F>d. 1 Bnwdoin, Brunswick, Me. 1794 2 \Vatervil,e, Wateiville, do. Rob't E. Pattison, D. D, 1820 3 DartiBuutli, >Ian

12 Union, Scheneciadj , do. Eliphilet Nott, U. I). 1795 13 Hamilton, Clinton, d.>. Joseph Penney, D. D. 1812 14 Ham. Lit.ScTheo. Hamilton, do. Nath'l Kendrick, D. D. 1819 15 Geneva, Geneva, do. Benjamin Hale. D. D. 1823 16 University of N.Y.New Yo k. do. J. M. Matthews, D.U, 1831

Vacations and Commencements. Bowdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks; 2d from the Friday

after the .3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks j 3d from the Fri- day after the 3d Wednesday in May, 2 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wednesday in September. Waterville. 1, Com. 5 weeks; 2, 2d Wed. in Dec. 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st Wed. in Aug.

Dartmouth. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, Last Mon. Dec. 6 1-2 weeks; 3, Thursday preceding the last Wed. May, 2 1-2 weeks. Commence- ment, last Wed. in July. Vermont Univ. 1, Com. 4 weeks; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st. Wed. in August. Middlebury. 1, Com. 4 weeks; 2, last W^ed. Nov. 1 week; 3, 2d

Wed. February, 2 weeks ; 4, 3d VVed. May, 2 weeks. Commence- ment, 3d Wed', in August. Norwich University. Commencement, Wed. before 3d Thursday in August.

Brown. 1, Dec. 10, 3 weeks ; 2, March 31, 3 weeks; 3, July 21, till Commencement. Commencement, 1st Wed. in September.

Yale. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan. 2 weeks; 3, last Wed. in April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 3d Wed. in August. Washington. 1, Com. 7 weeks; 2, Thursday before Christmas, 2

weeks ; 3, Thursday before 12th April, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Thursday in August. Wesleyan. 1, Wed. before Christmas, 8 weeks; 2, next preceding Com. 4 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in August. Columbia. 1, Aug. 1 to the 1st Mon. in Oct. Commencement, day after 1st Mon in Oct.

Union. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, in Dec. 4 weeks ; 3, in Apr. 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th Wed. in July.

Hamilton, 1, Com. 7 weeks ; 2, Dec. 4 weeks from Wed. before Christmas; 3, 3d Wed. in April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th W^ed. in August. Hamilton Literary and Theological. Commencement, 3d Wed. in August.

Geneva. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, at Christmas and New Year, 2 weeks j 3, 3d Wed. in April, 3 weeks. Coramencement, Ist Wed. in Aug. 14* 150 Theological Institutions.

Theological Seminary, Andover, Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Samuel Farrar, Daniel Dana, n. n. Samuel H.Walley, Jonathan Phillips, Justin Edwards, d. d. Samuel Hub- bard, LL. D. John H. Cburch, d. d. Samuel T. Arm- strong, Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. , d.d. Ebenezer Alden, m. d. Samuel H. Tayler, ex officio. One vacancy. Clerk, Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar. BOARD OF VISITERS. President, Heman Humphrey, d. d. William Bartlett, Heman Humphrey, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D. William B. Bannister. Clerk, William B. Bannister. FACULTY. President, Justin Edwards, d. d. Abbot Prof, of Chris. Theo. Leonard Woods, d. d. Associate Prof of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart, A. M. Brown Prof of Eccle. History, and Pastoral Theolo- gy, Ralph Emerson, d. d. Bartlett Prof of Sacred Rhetoric, Rev. Edwards A. Park, A. M. Prof of the Hebrew Language and Literature, Rev, B. B. Edwards, a. m. Vacations. Firsts 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 7 weeks from the first Wed. in Sept.—766 individuals have pursued the regular course of study required, and graduated at this Institution.

Theological Seminary, JVeivton, Mass. Founded 1825. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Lucius Bolles, d. d. Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Way- land, D. D. Henry Jackson, Cyrus P. Grosvenor, How- ard Malcom, Nicholas Brown, Jonathan Bacheller, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train, David R. Grig-gs,' Matthew Bolles, jr. Rev, Baron Stow, Rev. E. Thresher, Rev. William Hague. Treasurer, Levi Farwell. Secretary, Caleb Parker, jr. Academies in Massachusetts. 151

PROFESSORS. Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Rev. Ira Chase. Professor of Biblical Literature and Interpretation, Rev. Henry J. Ripley. Prof, of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties, Prof, of Christian Theology, Rev. Barnas Sears. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the Wednesday before the last Wednesday in August. Second, 6 weeks from the last Wednesday in March. Time of entrance, end of the first vacation.

Other Theological Institutio ns in J\'. England and JV. York. Name. Bangor Theol. Sem. Gilmanton, Theol. Dep. Yale Col. Theol. Inst, of Conn. Theol. Inst. Epis Ch. New York Theol. Sem. Theol. Sem. of Auburn, Hamilton Lit. and Th.Ins. Hartwick Seminary, Theol. Sem. Ass. Ref Ch. 152 Missionary Societies.

English Department Principal, Rev. Lyman Coleman, a. m. Teacher in the Natural Sciences, Alonzo Gray, a. b. Teacher of Mathematics, James A. B. Stone, a. b. Teacher of the Primary Department, Wm. H.Wells.

Society for Propagatins: the Gospel among the Indians and others in JVorth America. Inc. iSov. 16, 1787. President, Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford, ll. d. Treasurer, James Savage.

Societyfor promoting Christian Knowledge^ Piety, and Charity. Established M ay 29, 1805. President, Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Vice-President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, William T. Andrews.

Mass. Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. President, Samuel H. Walley. Vice-President, William Jenks, d. d.

Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts. President, Peter O. Thacher. Vice-President, Nathaniel Thayer, d. d.

American Board of Commissioners for For. Missions. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Vice-President, Stephen Van Rensselaer, ll. d. Secretaries, Rufus Anderson, d. d. Rev. David Greene, Rev. William J. Armstrong. Recording Secretaries, Calvin Chapin, d. d. C. Stod- dard. Treasurer, Henry Hill. Board of Managers of the Baptist General Convention. President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-Presidents, Daniel Sharp, d. d. and 6 others. Secretaries, Lucius Bolles, d. d. Solomon Peck, Rev Howard Malcom. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln. Assistant Treasurer, Levi Farwell. [Rooms, No. 17 Joy's Building.] Missionary Societies. 153

Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotland for promoting Christian Knotvledge. Formed 1787. President, John Tappan. JSecretary, John Codman, d. d. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley.

American Unitarian Association. President, Ichabod Nichols, d. d. Directors, Rev. George Ripley, Rev. Chandler Rob- bins, Rev. Samuel Barrett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. General Secretary, Rev. Charles Brig-gs. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop.

Massachusetts Episcopal Missionary Society, and Trustees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer-Book and Tract Society, chartered 1815, transferred its pro- perty and duties to the Board of Missions for the Pro- testant Episcopal Church of Massachusetts, organized 1836, consisting of Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, d. d. President er officio. Rev. Alfred L. Baury, Rev. William Croswell, Rev. Thomas M. Clark, jr. Benjamin Howard, and Ed- ward S. Rand. Treasurer, Benjamin P. Richardson. Secretary, Rev". Thomas M. Clark, jr.

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Recording Secretary, Matthew Bolles, jr. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln.

Massachusetts Missionary Society. President, Leonard Woods, d. d. Secretary, Richard S. Storrs, d. d. of Braintree. Treasurer, John Punchard, of Salem. Assist. Treasurer, Benjamin Perkins, Boston.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Isaac Davis. Secretary, Rev. Charles O. Kimball. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor. 154 Education Societies.

General Association in Massachusetts.

This body was organized in June 1805. It is com- posed of delegations from particular Associations of evangelical Congregational Ministers, two from each Associfition. Annual meetings, 4th Tuesday in June. Secretary, Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d.

American Education Society. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, William Bartlett, (with 31 Honorary Vice-Presidents in different States.) Secretary, William Cogswell, d. d. General Agent, Rev. Ansel Nash. Treasurer, Hardy Ropes. Auditor, Pliny Cutler. Directors, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. William Bartlett, Brown Emerson, d. d. Warren Fay, d. d. John Tappan, Samuel T. Armstrong, Arthur Tappan, John Codman, D. D. William Cogswell, d. d. Ralph Emerson, d. d. WMIliam Patton, d. d. William Jenks, d. d. Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. Executive Committee, Warren Fay, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D. Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, Rev. Wm. Jenks, d.d. and the Secretary. Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T. Arm- strong. William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. The Society has assisted more than 3000 young men in a course of preparation for the ministry ; and has at the present time about 1200 under its paironage. [Rooms of the Society, No. 15 Cornhill.]

JVorthern Baptist Education Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-Presidents, Levi Farwell, Richard Fletcher. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. Thresher. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joseph W. Parker. Treasurer, John B. Jones. Directors, Rev. Ebenezer Nelson, Rev. Baron Stow, Rev. N. W. Williams, Jonathan Wales, m. d. Rev. William Leverett, Rev. William Phillips, Rev. John Wayland, Caleb Parker, jr. [Rooms, No. 13 Joy's Building.] Sabbath School Societies. 155

Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July, 1809. President, John Pierce, d. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Francis Parktnan, d. d. Recording Sec'ry, William Jenks, d. d. Treasurer, Henry Edwards. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Francis Parkman, d. d. Charles Tappan, Rev. George W. Blagden.

Massachusetts Sabbath School Society. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Sec'ry, and General Agent, Rev. Asa Bullard. JVew-Enscland Sabbath School Union. President, Richard Fletcher. Boston Baptist Sabbath School Union. President, Rev. Rollin H. Neale.

Boston Sunday School Society. President, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. Boston Sabbath School Union. President, John Dane.

Massachusetts Medical Society. Incorporated Nov. 1781. Annual meeting held in Boston on the last Wed. in May, at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneum. President, George C. Shattuck, m. d. Vice-President,"Nathaniel Miller, m. d. Corresponding Secry, John Homans, m. d. Recording Sec'ry, Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. Treasurer, Walter Channin^, m. d. Librarian, George W. Otis, jr. m. d.

[For a list of the Members of this Society, see p. 103.] CENSORS. For the First Medical District, andfor the Society at Large. Drs. Enoch Hale, Abel L. Peirson, John Ware, Edward Reynolds, jr. Woodbridge Strong, 156 Medical Societies.

Second Medical District. Drs. John Green, Benja- min F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Benjamin Pond, William Workman. Third Medical District. Drs. Stephen W. Williams, Elisha Mather, Atherton Clark, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis. Fourth Medical District. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Tyler, Alfred Perry, Asa G. Welch, Charles Worthington. Committee on Publications. Drs. Enoch Hale, John Ware, Solomon D. Townsend. Committee on Resignations. Drs. Walter Channing, Zabdiel B. Adams, John Jeffries.

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 Incorporation ; and on the last Wednesdays of January and July. Those for the Second Medical District, in Worces- ter, on the Wednesday following the third Monday in June. Those for the third Medical District, in North- ampton, on the Wednesday following the third Tues- day in September. Those for the fourth Medical Dis- trict, in Pittsfield, on the day previous to the day of Commencement of the medical institution in that place,

COUNSELLORS. Suffolk. Drs. James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtleff, John C. Warren, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, Solomon D. Townsend, John Ware, Zab- diel B. Adams, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, jr. John Homans, Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries, George B. Doane, Winslow Lewis, jr. George W. Otis, Samuel Morrill, Jerome V. C. Smith. Essex. Drs. Joseph Kittredge, Jeremiah Spofford, Abel L. Peirson, Andrew Nichols, Edward L. Coffin, Samuel Johnson, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Dean Robinson, Jonathan G. .Tohnson, Edward A. Holyoke, Wyatt C. Boyden, Rufus Longley, George Choate, George Osborne, Ebenezer Hunt. Medical Societies. 157

Middlesex. Drs. Thomas Bucklin, John Walton, Abraham R.Thompson, Timothy Wellinorton, Zadok Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dalton, Josiah Bartlett, Daniel Swan, John O. Green, Joshua Green, Elisha Bartlett, Anson Hooker, Nehemiah Cutter. Worcester. Drs. Stephen Batchelder, John Green, Edward Flint, Benjamin F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, John Stark- weather, J. G. Metcalf, Pierson T. Kendall, John S. Butler, Joseph Stone. Hampshire. Drs. Jos. H. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams, Eli Hall, Elisha Mather, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis. Berkshire. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Ty- ler, Asa G. Welch, Royal Fowler, Robert Worthing- ton, Alfred Perry, Hubbard Bartlett. Norfolk. Drs. Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett, Sam- uel Bugbee, Robert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Rufus Wyman, Ebenezer Alden, Noah Fifield. Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Nathan Hayward, Eze- kiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols, Noah Whitman, Wil- liam Gordon. Bristol. Drs. Alexander Read, William C. Whit- tredge, Andrew Mackie, Caleb Swan, Menzies R. Randall, William A. Gordon. Barnstable. Drs. Jos. Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Paul Swift, Henry Tuck.

Medical School in Boston. (Mason-st.) The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 1st Wed. in November, and continue three months. For one month after the close of the Lectures, the dissecting room of the Medical Lectures will be given College will be open ; also some to those of the class who may remain. They will also be admitted for the above time to the practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital. The students at- tending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Sur- gery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. The fee for a whole course of Lectures is $70. 15 [over. 158 Literary Societies.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE. President of the University, and President of the Faculty of Medicine, Josiah Q,iiincy, ll. d Prof, of Anatomy and Operative Surgery, JohnC. Warren, m. d. Prof of Midwifery and Medical , Wai- ter Channintr, m. d. Prof of Materia Medica, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Prof of the Principles of Surgery, and of Clinical Surgery, George Hay ward, m. d. Prof of Chemistry, John W. Webster, m. d. Prof of the Theory and Practice of Physic, John Ware, m.d. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Walter Chan- ning, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Jeffries Wyman, m. d. Sub-Librarian, Jeffries Wyman, m.d.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. President, James Jackson, m. d. Vice-President, Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Recording Secretary, Daniel Treadwell. Corresponding Secretary, John Pickering, ll. d. Treasurer, Joseph Tilden. Librarian, Enoch Hale, m. d.

Massachusetts Historical Society. Statute meetings, last Thursday of every month, ex- cept August, and the day before Commencement. President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Recording Secretary, Joseph Willard. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Librarian, Thaddeus M. Harris, d. d.

Pilgrim Society. President, Alden Bradford, ll. d. Vice-President, Nathaniel M. Davis. Recording Secretary, Winslow Warren, m.d. Corresponding Secretary, John B. Thomas. Treasurer, Isaac L. Hedge. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, James Thacher, m. d. * Literary Societies. 159

American Antiquarian Society. President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, John Davis, ll.d. Joseph Story ,ll.d. Counsellors, Benjamin Russell, Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. James C.Merrill, Samuel M Burnside, John Park, Frederick W. Paine, John Green, Joseph Willard, Emory Washburn. Foreign Cor. Sec'ry, Edward Everett, ll. d. Recordinp: Sec'ry, Rejoice Newton. Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison. Committe of Publication, John Park, Alfred D. Fos- ter, William Lincoln.

Boston Society of Katural History. President, George B. Emerson. Vice-Presidents, Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood, Amos Binney. Corresponding Secretary, Epes S. Dixwell. Recording Secretary, Augustus A. Gould, m. d. Treasurer, Ezra Weston, jr. Librarian, Charles K. Dillaway. Cabinet Keeper, Jeffries Wyman, m. d.

American Institute of Instruction. President, Willium B. Calhoun, of Springfield. Recording Secretary, , jr. Corresp. Secretaries, Charles Brooks, A. B. Hoyt. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor, of Boston.

Boston Society for Difusion oj Useful Knowledge. President, Daniel Webster, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Hale, Edward Everett, ll.d.

Boston Lyceum. President, Abbot Lawrence. Vice-Presidents, George Bancroft, Henry Edwards.

Social Law Library. President, William Minot. Secretary, Edward D. Sohier. Librarian, James Boyle. 160 Musical Societies.

Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President, Charles Zeuner. Vice-Presir!ent, E. L. Frothinghara. * Secretary, William Learnard. Treasurer, Abner Bourne. Boston Academy of Music. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-President, William W. Stone. Recording Secretary, George Wm. Gordon. Corresponding Secretary, George E. Mead. Treasurer, Julius A. Palmer. Professors, Lowell Mason, George J. Webb, Joseph A. Keller, Henry Schmidt.

Boston Musical Institute. President, Bartholomew Brown. Musical Conductor, Thomas Comer. Leader of the Orchestra, Louis Ostinelli.

Boston Musical Sodality. President, B. B. Brown. Principal Pianist, W. Fergus.

Massachusetts General Hospital. President, Edward Tuckerman. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, Henry Andrews. Secretary, William Gray. Trustees, Charles Amory, William Appleton, George Bond, N. L Bowditch, Martin Brimmer, Thomas B. Curtis, Henry Edwards, Samuel A. Eliot, Robert Hoop- er, jr. Thomas Lamb, Samuel Lawrence, Robert G. Shaw. Consulting Physicians, James Jackson, m. d. John Randall, m. d. Geo. C. Shattuck, m. d. John Ware, m.d. Consulting Surgeons, George B. Doane, m. d. John Jeffries, m. u. Abel L. Peirson, m. d. Solomon D.Town- send, M. D. OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL. Superintendent, Gamaliel Bradford, m. d. Physicians, Walter Channing, m. d. Jacob Bigelow, Charitable Institutions. 161

Surgeons, John C. Warren, m. d. Geo. Hayward, m.d. Assistant Physician, Henry I. Bowditch, m. d. House Physician, Henry J. Bigelow. House Surgeon, John B. Johnson. Apothecary, Charles K. Whipple. OFFICERS OF THE MC LEAN ASYLUM. Physician and Superintendent, Luther V. BelJ, m. d. Assist. Physician and Apothecary, John R. Lee, m.d. Steward, Columbus Tyler. Matron, Mrs. Mary E. Tyler. Male Supervisor, Homer Goodhue. Female Supervisor, Miss Relief R. Barber. AH applications for admission must be made at the HOSPITAL, Allen Street, between the hours of 8 and 9 on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Applicants who cannot attend in person will be visited by a Physician connected with the Hospital, and no one can be admitted without his certificate, except in cases of injury from accident, or of sudden illness. All applications from the country must be accom- panied by a description of the case, in writing, by the attending Physician of the patient, and addressed to H. I. Bowditch, m.d.

State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester.

Trustees, Horace Mann, of Boston ; Stephen Salis- bury, of Worcester; Abraham R.Thompson, of Charles- town ; Myron Lawrence, of Belchertown ; William Lincoln, of Worcester. Treasurer, Alfred D. Foster of Worcester. Superintendent of the Hospital and Physician, Sam- uel B. Woodward, m. d. Assistant Physician, George Chandler, m. d.

Boston Medical Dispensary.

Managers. Jonathan Phillips, Chairman ; Samuel H. Walley, Isaac Winslow, Gideon F.Thayer, Samuel May, N. L. Frothingham, Pliny Cutler, George H. Snelling, James H. Foster, Uriel Crocker, J. F. Flagg, William Gray, Secretary, and Gideon Snow, Treasurer. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, m. d. Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. [over. 15* 162 Charitable Institutions.

Visiting Physicians. J. Moriarty, Salera-st, Wards 1 and 3. T. W. Brewer, Ward 2. J. W. Gorham, 34 School-st., Ward 4. J. H. Dix, Court-st., Wards 5, 6 and 7. S. Salisbury, West-st., Broad-st. District. W. J. Whitney, 90 Federal-st., Fort Hill District. H. G. Wiley, Lagranffe-pl., Ward 10. G. A. Bethune, 129 Tremont-st, Ward 11. L. J. Glover, 2 Pleasant-st, Ward 12. Benjamin Haskell, South Boston. Apothecaries, Joseph M. Smith & Co. 138 Washing- ton-st.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. President, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, Francis G. Shaw. Treasurer, J. W. Edmands. Directors, Robert G. Shaw, Henry Rice, Edward Reynolds, m. d. John Jeffries, m. d. W. W. Stone, H. Upham, S. D. Townsend, ai. d. F. J. Oliver, George E. Head, H. Edwards. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds, and John Jeffries. Assistant Surg. Drs. Robert W. Hooper, George A. Bethune, and Dr. X H. Dix. Hour of attendance for out patients, from 11 to 12 o'clock, daily. The Institution receives patients into the house. Infirmary corner of Green aud Pitts-st

Boston Lying-in Hospital. Meetings at the Hospital on the 1st Tues. of every mo. President, James Savage. Vice-President, Daniel P. Parker. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Dr. George Hayward, Thomas B. Wales, Stephen Fairbanks, Geo. B. Emerson, Henderson Inches, Frederick T. Gray. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Francis J. Oliver, Dr. John Homans. Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. James Phillips, Daniel Messenger. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Secretary, C. T. Murdock. Attending Physicians, Walter Channing, m.d. Charles G. Putnam, m. d. Charitable Institutions. 163

Charitable Infirmary for the Treatment of Diseases of the Lungs. Office east wing of the old stone Court House. Hours of attendance, from 12 to 1 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Attending Physicians, M. S. Perry, m. d. H. I. Bow- ditch, M. D. H. G. Wiley, m. d. J. V. C. Smith, m. d.

Infirmary for Diseases of the Skin, Physician, Dr. Charles Gordon, No. 4 Winter-st.

United States J^Jarine Hospital

For the temporary relief of sick and disabled seamen ; into which all mariners who have paid Hospital are admitted, except those who are afflicted with con- tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. The Hospital is situated at Chelsea. Agent, George Bancroft. Physician, Charles H. Stedman, m. d. Steward, O. A. Brownson.

Provident Institution for Saviors in the City of Boston. Office, Tremont-st. Open daily, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Peter C. Brooks. Treasurer, Peter Wainwright, jr. Secretary, William Parsons. Vice-Presidents, Jonathan Phillips, Samuel May, Nathan Appleton, Peter O. Thacher, Daniel P. Parker, Thomas P. Gushing, Robert G. Shaw, James Savage, Robert Waterston, Samuel T. Armstrong, Samuel Dorr, Henry Sigourney. Trustees, Benjamin Guild, John A. Lowell, Nathan- iel G. Snelling, Edward Brooks, John C. Gray, Francis J. Oliver, Charles Wells, Charles C. Parsons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales, Henry Gassett, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee, Samuel Austin, jr. William Minot, John L. Gardner, William Appleton, Robert C. Winthrop, Ozias Goodwin, William Amory, George Ticknor, Josiah Q,uincy,jr. William Parsons, Henry Codman. 164 Charitable Institutions.

Savings Bank for Stamen in Boston. No. 17 Tremont Row. Open every day from 10 to 1 o'clock, to receive de- posites from all persons. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, Daniel C. Bacon. Secretary, Thomas K. Davis. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley, jr. Managers, N. A. Barrett, J. W. Blake, Georore Bond, D. D. Brodhead, Charles Brown, George W. Crockett, H. Edwards, George A. Goddard, Thomas Lamb, J. A. M'Gaw, James Means, William B. Reynolds, Benja- min Rich, Alfred Richardson, Charles Scudder, Will- iam S. Rogers, Joshua Sears, , Phin- eas Sprague, William W. Stone, William Sturgis, William Worlhington, William H. Boardman, Charles Torrey.

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Moses Grant. Secretary, Artemas Simonds. Treasurer, Calvin Whiting. Standing Committee, Joseph Moriarty, Frederick Gould, H. Chadbourn, Lewis Jones, Thomas W. Has- kins, S. G. Shipley, Benjamin Bennett, George Vinton, jr. Ambrose Seaton, J. W. Gates, D. T. Coit, Joseph Eustis, Calvin Whiting, Artemas Simonds, Alvan Si- monds, Moses Grant, Rev. William Howe.

JVeiv England Institution fur Education of the Blind, President, Samupl Appleton. Vice-President, Thomas H. Perkins. Treasurer, R. D. Tucker. Secretary, S. G. Howe,M. d. Trustees, Edward Brooks, T. G. Cary, J. D. Fisher, John Romans, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel May, Horace Mann, James K. Mills, William H. Prescott, Robert Rantoul, Samuel Loud, Robert C. Winthrop. Director, S. G. Howe. m. d. Principal Teacher, J. W. Warren. Professor of Music, J. A. Keller. Matron, Mrs. S. Smith. Institution open from 3 to 5 P. M. 1st and 3d Satur- day of each month. Pupils 65. Charitable Institutions. 165

Boston Asylum and Farm School fo?- Indigent Boys, President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, John Tappan. Secretary, Henry B. Rogers. Treasurer, J. C. Wild.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, B. Pierce. Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Robert G. Shaw.

Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. President, John Heard. Vice-President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel F. McCleary. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, Samuel Perkins.

Young Men's Benevolent Society. President, H. B. Rogers. Vice-President, H. I. Bowditch. Treasurer, W. H. S. Jordan. Secretary, Charles R. Bond. Directors, John H. Dix, J. H. Weeks, Rev. J. S. Sar- gent, J. W. Gorham, F. W. Lincoln, 2d. James Tolman, William W. Tucker, C. L. Gibson, T. E. Lillie, T. S. Bouve, Henry Clapp, jr.

Seamen^s Friend Soc. Thomas D. Quincy, President Minister, Rev. D. M. Lord. Office for distributing Bibles at Sailor's Home, 99 Purchase-st. Port Soc. of Boston, T. K. Davis Secretary. Boston Soc. for Relig. and Moral Instruc. of the Poor, John C. Proctor, President. Prison Discipline Soc. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. Female Friendly Soc. Mrs. J. Wheeler, 1st. Directress. Boston Female Orphan .Asylum, Mrs. Catherine Pres- cott, 1st. Directress. Char. Asso. of the Bost. Fire Depart. James Boyd, Pres. Mass. Char. Soc. William C. Hunneman, President. 166 Charitable Societies.

Fragment Soc. Mrs. Lucius Bolles, President. Fatherless and TVidmvs Soc. Mrs. Lucius Bolles, Pres. Children's Friend Soc. Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, Pres. Samaritan Soc. Mrs. Veazie, President. Female Relief Soc. Mrs. James Wise, President. Soc.for Prevention of Pauperism, Samuel Dorr, Pres. Penitent Female Refuge, Henry Homes, President. Universalist Fern. Char. Institute, Mrs. J. W. How- land, President. Mass. Humane Soc. Benjamin Rich, President. Irish Soc. Daniel Callaghan, President. Young Catholic's Friend Soc. E. A. Palmer, Pres. Infant School Soc. Mrs. Wm. T. Eustis, President. Seamen^s Aid Soc. Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, President. fVidoivs Soc. Mrs. Jonathan Amory, 1st. Direct. Scottish Soc. James Kelt, President. British Soc. William S. Skinner, President. Franklin Typographical Soc. John Eaton, President. Boston Typographical Soc. Edward Coddington, Pres.

Boston Marine Society.

President, Daniel C. Bacon. Vice-President, William Austin. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Joseph W. Lewis, John Suter, Nehemiah Parsons, John Smith, Robert B. Edes, Thomas S. Winslow, Thomas C. Smith, Larkin Turner, Robert Soule, Israel Whitney. Port Wardens, Robert B. Edes, Samuel Nichels, John Cruft. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, Thomas S. Winslow, John Doak, George Whittemore, Jairus B. Lincoln. Committee of Observation, Samuel Quincy, Francis Davis, Arthur French. Committee of Accounts, James Hall, Josiah Brad- ley, Francis Welch. Miscellaneous. 167

Committee to regulate and manage the Museum and Library, Thomas B. Curtis, Thomas Lamb, William Hales, Thomas C. Smith, Henry Wainwright, John S. Sleeper. Wardens and Stewards, George Hallet, Ozias Good- win, Arthur French. Commissioners of Pilots and Pilotage, Caleb Curtis, Samuel Quincy.

South Cove Corporation. President, Edward H. Robbins. Agent, Francis Jackson. Treasurer, Josiah Qnincy, jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis' Gray Loring.

Directors of M'Unt Auburn Cemetery. Joseph Story, George Bond, James Read, Jacob Bigelow, Benjamin Gould, Charles P. Curtis, Benja- min R. Curtis, Isaac Parker, Martin Brimmer.

Bunker Hill Monument Association. President, Joseph T. Buckingham. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russel. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard.

Massachusetts Peace Society. President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Vice-President, Robert Waterston. Treasurer, J. P. Blanchard.

Mass. Horticul. Soc. Elijah Vose, of Dorchester, Pres. Mass. Agricul. Soc. Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Pres. American Anti-Slavery Soc. Arthur Tappan, of N. Y. President. Mass. Anti-Slavery Soc. Francis Jackson, President American Union for Relief and Improvement of the Colvred Race, R. M. Sherman President. Mass. Temp. Union, John Tappan, President. Mass. Temp. Soc. John C. Warren, m. d. President. Amer. Temp. Soc. Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. President. Suffolk County Temp. Soc. Moses Grant, President. 168 Thursday Lecture Ministers.

State Prison at Charlestown. Inspectors, Josiah Q,uincy, jr. Sherman Leland, Sam- uel Greele. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Deputjr Warden, Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surs^eon, William J. Walker, m. d. Clerk, Henry Frothingham.

Mercantile Library Association.

President, Isaiah M. Atkins jr. Vice-President, David G. Deane.

Mechanics Apprentices Library Association. President, Jonathan Butterfield. Vice-President, James M. Lincoln.

Physiological Society. President, William A. Alcott, m.d. Vice-Presidents, , John Benson, Moses Mellen.

Ministers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on

Thursdays, at the first Church in Chauncy Place, ar- ranged according to seniority. Thomas Gray, George Ripley, John Pierce, George Whitney, John Pierpont, Horatio Alger, Francis Parkman, Francis Cunningham, Lemuel Capen, Samuel K. Lothrop, Nathl. L. Frothingham, George Putnam, James Walker, Joseph Angler, James D. Green, Chandler Robbins, Samuel Barrett, Samuel D. Robbins, Ezra S. Gannett, Nathaniel Hall, Alexander Young, Cyrus A. Bartol,

Mellish I. Motte, Theodore Parker. William P. Lunt, BANKS IN BOSTON. BANK COMMISSIONERS, Appointed under the Act of 23d of Feb. 1838, to examine and report,from time to time, the condition of the Banks. Waldo Flint, of Leicester; Julius Rockwell, of Pitts> field; Jonathan Shove, of Danvers. American Bank. No. 70 State Street. Capital, $500,000.

Benjamin Fiske, President. | W. H. Odiorne, Cashier. Directors, Levi Brig^ham, Arthur French, George Odiorne, William F. Whitney, William H. Odiorne.

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

Pliny Cutler, President, I Benjamin Dodd, Cashier. Directors, Amasa Walker, Francis Fisher, B. D. Whitney, William G. Lambert, Abraham T. Lowe, James Johnson, Jeremiah Hill, Henry F. Baker, James Ellison, George W. Crockett, S. S. Littlehale. Teller, Richard Ward. Book-Keeper, George Wm. Dodd. Messenger, James Adams. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Atlas Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Samuel C. Gray, President. Joseph White, Cashier, | Directors, James Harris, Phineas Sprague, Elijah Williams, William H. Foster, Nehemiah Parsons, Samuel A. Wells. Teller, Benjamin H. Barnes. Book-Keeper, John D. Young. Messenger, William Beck. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Boston Bank. No. 48 State Street. Capital, $600,000. Robert G. Shaw, President. James C. Cashier. | Wild, Directors, Nathan Apple ton, Daniel C. fiacon, Rdb- 16 170 Banks in Boston. ert Hooper, jr. Phineas Upham, Thomas B. Curtis, Josiah Bradlee, Samuel Cabot, William J. Loring, William Sullivan, Henry Upham. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Messenger and Porter, George Breckenridge. Solicitor, William Sullivan. Discount daily.

City Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000.

Francis J. Oliver, Pres. Eliphalet Williams, Cash. [ Directors, Luther Faulkner, Samuel K. Williams, P. S. Shelton, Thomas Cordis, William T. Andrews, Isaac Bangs. Teller, C. F. Blanchard. Book-Keeper, Charles C. Barry. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Collect. Clerk and Messenger, Andrew Johonnot Porter, W. A. Frost. Discount daily.

Columbian Bank. No. 34 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Torrey, President. William Coffin, Cashier. John G. | Directors, Patrick T. Jackson, John Pickering, Wil- liam Amory, Joseph Tilden, George W. Lyman, John T. Coolidge, Samuel A. Appleton. Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Gushing. Messenger, James Kean. Discount daily.

Eagle Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Titus Welles, President. John J. Fisk, Cashier. | Directors, John D. Bates, Charles W. Cartwright, Benjamin L. Thompson, John Skinner, John Williams, William Almy, Andrew Cunningham, Elijah Loring, Isaac P. Townsend, Francis Skinner, T. H. Swett. Banks in Boston. 171

Teller, H. B. Odioriie. Book-Keeper, Joshua P. Blanchard Discount Clerk, J. W. Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenezer Sampson. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

Freeman^s Bank. No. 5 Sea Street. Capital, $150,000. Andrew Drake, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. | Directors, Jedediah Tuttle, Freeman Fisher, John H. Rogers, Levi Bliss, Elijah Clark, Solomon Piper, Thomas Howe. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Globe SanJc. No. 22 Street. Capital, $1,000,000. James Read, President, Charles Sprague, Cashier. j Directors, Abel Adams, Henry Hall, Payson Perrin, John F. Priest, Ignatius Sargent, Stephen Fairbanks, John Lamson, Issac C. Pray, Enoch Silsby. Paying Teller, Calvin Whiting. Receiving Teller, Alfred Skelton. Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Discount Clerk, William H. Wheeler. Assistant Clerk, Frederick Nichols. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank. No. 1 Commercial Wharf. Capital, $500,000. Joseph V. Bacon, President. Archibald Foster, Cash. | Directors, George Denny, Benjamin Dodd, N. Faxon, Frederick Gould, John Kettell, Benson Leavitt, James Mc Gregor, Samuel H. Rich, Francis G. Shaw, Teller, Samuel Kneeland. Book-Keeper, Alfred B. Hall. Messenger, Barnabas Binney. Discount, Monday and Thursday. 172 Banks in Boston.

Hancock Bank. Merchant's Row. Capital, $500,000. Amos Binney, President. Edward S. Erving, Cashier. | Directors, George W. Lewis, James W. Smith, John T. Ward, Andrew S. March, John H. Wilkins, Wil- liam D. Messer.

Hamilton Bank. No. 66 State Street. Capital, $500,000.

Daniel Denny, President. Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. | Directors, George H. Kuhn, William Phipps, Mar- shall P. Wilder, Edward Wigglesworth, Willard Sayles, Thos. G. Cary, Samuel W. Swett, Jonathan Chapman. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-Keeper, Elijah Fiske. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, S. S. Blanchard. Discount daily.

Mechanics Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. David Nickerson, President. Alvan Simonds, Cashier. | Directors, Noah Brooks, James W. Converse, Crans- ton Howe, Charles Cole, jr. John H. Jenks, Daniel Cummings. Messenger, William B. Brooks. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Market BaJik. City Wharf. Capital, $1,000,000. B.Reynolds, President. Samuel O. Wm. | Mead, Cash. Directors, A. H. Bowman, Addison Gihnore, Josiah Stickney, F. O. Watts, Abel Phelps, Jesse Bird, Wm. H. Delano, Benjamin Sewall, Samuel H. Walley, jr. C. O. Whittemore, William Thomas. Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Messenger, Charles S. Evans. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. Banks in Boston. 173

Massachusetts Bank. No. m State Street. Capital, $800,000. Jonathan Phillips, President. James Dodd, Cashier. |

Directors, Edward Tuckerman, John Parker, ir. John L. Gardner, William D. Sohier, Samuel Torrey, William Parsons. Teller, Edward Shnrp. Book-Keeper, Henry G. Foster. Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Merchants Bank. No. 28 State Street. Capital $1,500,000. Franklin Haven, Pres. Charles H. Eldredge, Cash. | Directors, Luke Fay, John B. Jones, David Hen- shaw, James K. Mills, Nathaniel F. Cunningham, Sam- uel Henshaw, William P. Winchester, Mark Healy, Israel Whitney. First Teller, Thomas W. Hooper. Second Teller, E. W. Brown. Discount Clerk, Assistant do. John J. May. First Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Second do. G. M. Norwood. Collection Clerk, Thomas Bulfinch. Messenger, Porter, John Barnes. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Middling Interest Bank. Commercial Street. Capital, $150,000.

John M. Fiske, President. | James Steele, Cashier. Directors, William S. Bridge, Benjamin Smith, John Winn, John Snelling, Samuel frince, J. Steele, William Munroe, G. Munroe. Discount daily. 16* 174 Banks in Boston. North Bank. No. 26 North Market Street. Capital, $750,000. John W. Trull, President. Gurdon | Steele, Cashier. Directors, Elijah Williams, jr. James Davis, James Weld, Henry B. Humphrey, Oliver Eldredge, Calvin Washburn, Henry D. Gray, A. H. Fiske, John T. Heard. Teller, J. B. Witherbee. Book-Keeper, James Swan. Messenger and Porter, Joseph W. Newell. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

New England Bank. No. 67 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. Philip Marett, President. E. P. | Clark, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Dorr, Dudley Hall, Mace Tis- dale, William Worthington, Thomas Lamb, Henry Gassett, Daniel Wild, Elijah Vose. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Receiving- Teller, Samuel T. Thompson. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Messenger, Seth Pettee. Discount daily.

Suffolk Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $750,000. Henry B. Stone, President. Isaac C. Brewer, Cashier. | Directors, William Lawrence, Ebenezer Breed, Sam- uel Hubbard, Nathaniel P. Russell, John Belknap, Jeffrey Richardson, J(jhn A. Lowell, Benj. R. Nichols, Joseph Baker, James Means, Amos A. Lawrence. Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, Stephen P. Greenwood. Discount Clerk, Edward Tyler. Assist. Clerks, A. K. H unt, C. Smith, J. E. Bridge. Book-Keeper, Thorndike Rand. Foreign Money Depart.—Wm. Grubb, jr. E. J. S. Corlew, Jno. Grubb, J. Lakeman, D. H. Belknap. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. Banks in Boston. 175

South Bank. No, 40 State Street. Capital, $500,000. President. John J. Loring, Cashier. Benjamin C.Clark, | Directors, Isaac Livermore, Samuel Dana, Wil- liam H. Foster, (Salem,) H. M. Holbrook, George Dar- racott, Prentiss Hobbs, A. W. Thaxter, jr. Henry Clark. Teller, Stephen G. Davis. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, J. J. Loring, jr. Discount, Tues. Thurs. and Sat.

Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. No. 87 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Enoch Baldwin, President. Enoch Plummer, Cashier. | Directors, Cheever Kimball, Joseph Southwick, Geo. W. Thayer, Isaac Williams, John Albree, Joseph Whitney, James Cheever, Josiah M. Jones, Luke Brooks, Jonathan Forbush, B. C. Harris. Teller, Samuel Carr. Book-Keeper, Joshua Loring. Messenger, J. G. Gunderson. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

State Bank. State Street. Capital $1,800,000. E. A. Bourne, President. Jonathan Call, Cashier. | Directors, Benjamin Bangs, Samuel H. Babcock, Jacob Hall, Thomas Gray, Henry Oxnard, Samuel Austin, jr. Levi Bartlett, Tiiomas P. Gushing, Thomas Thacher, John Henshaw, George Howe. Paying Teller, Charles Bartlett. Receiving Teller, John B. Gould. First Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent. Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, B. F. Edmands. Messenger, James H. Foster, jr. Porter, John White. Discount, Monday and Thursday. 176 Banks in Boston.

Shawmut Bank. No. 92 State Street. Capital $500,000. Benjamin T. Reed, President. Thomas Drown, Cash. | Directors, William Bramhall, Nathaniel Dana, Al- bert Fearing, Jairus B. Lincoln, Aaron Rice, Gardner Brewer, John L. Dimmock, John Gardner, Josiah Reed, Horace Scudder. Teller, Henry Hooper. Book-Keeper, Thomas S. Fullerton. Messenger, Sampson Mason. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Traders Bank. No. 91 State Street. Capital, $500,000. David Dudley, President. Jeremiah Gore, Cashier. | Directors, Joshua Crane, Jabez C. Howe, Thomas Lord, Henry Smith, Jabez Fisher, 2d. Deming Jarvis, John Collamore, jr. Teller, Lucian Skinner. Book-Keeper, John K. Hall. Messenger, T. O. Brackett. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

Tremont Bank. No. 41 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. James Dalton, Cashier. | Directors, Caleb Curtis, George A. Goddard, Isaac Stevens, Gill Wheelock, EbenezerT. Andrews, Henry H. Fuller, Andrew T. Hall, Enoch Train. Teller, A. T. Frothingham. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount daily.

Union Bank. No. 40 State Street. Capital, $^00,000.

Samuel Fales, President. | Chester Adams, Cashier. Directors, Peter R. Dalton, Jeremiah Fitch, Giles Lodge, John Stearns, Luke Carter, Nathaniel H. Em- mons, Ozias Goodwin, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Banks in Massachusetts. 177

Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-keeper, A. Trowbridge. Discount Clerk, Lemuel Gulliver, jr. Assistant Clerk, N. Emmons. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount daily.

Washington Bank. No. 410 Washington Street. Capital, $500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. | Directors, Thomas G. Atkins, Josiah P. Cooke, Francis Jackson, Moses WiUiams, Windsor Fay, Jo- siah Stedman.

Teller, J. J. Soren. BookKeeper, J. A. Richards. Messenger and Porter, J. H. Champney. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Bunker-Hill Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000. Devens, President. Thomas Marshall, Cashier. David | Directors, Andrew Blanchard, jr. Reuben Hunt, Jotham Johnson, Gihnan Stanley, Gilbert Tufts, Lar- kin Turner, E. F. Cutter, Richard Devens. Assistant Clerk, Caleb T. Symraes. Messenger, John Mitchell. Discount, Tuesday and Friday, P. M. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing and Collecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank.

PJuBnix Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $300,000. jr. Cash. William Wyman, Pres. | Thomas Browne, Directors, George Bates, Isaac Fiske, John Hurd, James Hunnewell, Eliab P. Mackintire, Nathan Pratt, Abijah Thompson, Galen James. Assistant Clerk, J. F. Tufts, jr. Discount, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Hamilton Bank, Boston. 178 Banks in Massachusetts.

Charlestown Bank. Capital, $150,000.

Paul Willard, President. | John Harris, Cashier. Directors, Arthur W. Austin, Bowen Buckman, Ed- ward D. Clark, Timothy Bailey. Clerk, John Harris, 2d. Discount, Monday. Business transacted at the , Boston.

People's Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $100,000.

Samuel Guild, President. | B. Stone, Cashier. Directors, Elijah Lewis, Benjamin Weld, Ebenezer Crafts, Chester Guild, Aaron D. Williams, Shubael Bills, Joseph H. Billings, Newell Withington. Discount, Monday.

Winthrop Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $100,000. John J. Clarke, President. James Russell, Cashier. | Directors, William Bacon, J. W. Tucker, Benjamin F. Campbell, John Webber. Discount, Monday.

Bank of Brighton. Capital, $200,000. Edward Sparhawk, President. Life Baldwin, Cashier. I Directors, S. H. Bennett, Tyler Bigelow, Samuel Brooks, Cephas Brackett, James Dana, Dexter Fay, John Heard, S. Hudson. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Cambridge Bank, Cambridgeport, Capital, $100,000. Samuel P. P. Pay, President. Martin Lane, Cashier. | Directors, Newell Bent, Benjamin Big-elow, Nathan Childs, Charles Everett, William Fisk, Chas. Haynes, Ebenezer Kimball, J. Trowbridge. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Charles River Bank, Cambridge. Capital, $100,000. Cashier. Levi Farwell, President. | J. B. Dana, Directors, Simon Greenleaf, C. C. Little, Oliver Hastings, William Brown, J. H. Bates, E. Brown, jr. W. Watriss, John Cummings. Discount, Wednesday. Banks in Massachusetts. 179

OTHER BANKS IN MASSACHUSETTS. Name. 180 Banks in Massachusetts.

Name. Location. Bedford Commercial, New Bedford, Marine, jMechanics, Merchants, Citizens, Mannfact. & Mechanics, Pacific, Oxford, Agricultural, Pawtucket, Old Colony, Plymouth, Quincy Stone, Manufacturers, Randolph, Asiatic, Commercial, Exchange, General Interest, Mercantile, Merchants, Naumkeag, Salem, Powow River, Southbridge, Springfield, Chicopee, Housatonic, Bristol County, Cohannet, Taunton, Blackstone, Central, Quinsigamond, Worcester, Citizens, Walthara, Hampshire Manufact. Hampden, Union,ofWeyra.&Braint. Wrentham, Wareham, Barnstable, Banks in Massachusetts. 181

Aggregate of the Banks in Massachusetts^ on the 1st Saturday of October, 1838. DUE FROM THE BANKS. Capital Stock paid in, - - - $34,630,000 00 Bills in circulation of five dollars and upwards, 7,651,185 25 Bills in circulation less than five dollars, 1,749,327 50 Net profits on hand, - - - 1,897,332 64 Balances due to other Banks, - 3,526,686 66 Cash deposited, including all sums what- soever due from the Banks not bear- inor interest, bills in circulation, profits and balances due to other Banks ex- cepted, 7,122,642 03 Cash deposited bearing interest, - 2,498,575 00 Total amount due from the Banks, 59,059,.549 07 RESOURCES OF THE BANKS. Gold, silver, and other coined metals in their Banking Houses, - - 2,394,624 24

Real Estate, - - - . - 1,066,327 21 Bills of other Banks incorporated in this State, 2,157,771 17 Bills of other Banks incorporated else- where, 201,616 29 Balances due from other Banks, - 5,027,800 03 Amount of all debts due, including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stocks and Funded Debts of every description, excepting the Balances due from other Banks, - - 48,206,808 85 Tot^l amount of the Resources of the Banks, 59,059,548 93 Amount of last Semi-annual Dividend, 1,030,650 00 Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring the last Dividend, Amount of Debts due to each Bank, se- cured by pledge of its Stock, - 1,775,969 52 Amount of Debts due and not paid, and considered doubtful, - - - 933,061 71

Aggregate of the Dividends of the Banks in Boston, a fraction over 2 93-100 pr. ct. Aggregate of the Dividends of the Banks out of Boston, a fracUoa over 3 2-100 pr. ct. 17 TARIFF OF DUTIES for 1839.

REVISED FOR THIS REGISTER, ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING ACT OF CONGRESS FOR MODIFYING THE RATES OF DUTIES.

Extract from an Mt to modify the Act of July 14, 1832, relating to Duties.

Be it Enacted, ^c. That from and after the 31st of December, 1833, in all cases where duties are imposed on foreign imports by the act of the l4ihof July, 1832, entitled, "An Act to alter and amend the several acts imposing duties on imports," or by any other act, shall exceed 20 per ct. on the thereof, one tenth part of such excess 31st December, another shall be deducted ; from and after the of 1835, tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; from and after the 3Ist of Dec.

1837, another tenth pari thereof shall be deducted ; from and after the 31st of December, 1839, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted; and from and after the 31st of December, 1841, one half of the residue of such excess shall be deducted ; and from and after lije 30th of June, 1842, the other half thereof shall be deducted.

Acetate of lead, 5 cts. a lb. Apparatus, philosophical, Acids, muriatic and tartaric, specially imported by or- 12^ per cent. der, for societies, colleges, Adzes, 27 pc. schools, etc. free. Aicornoque, free. Apparel, wearing, and other Ale. See Beer. personal baggage in actu- Almonds, and Oil of, free. al use, free. Alum, $2,50 for 112 lbs. Apples, pine, free. Amber, free. Aquafortis, 12^ per cent. Amber beads, J5 pc. Arabic, gum, free. Ambergris, free. Argol, free. Aloes, free. Arrowroot, free. Anatomical prepara. free. Articles not free, and not Anchors, 2 cts. a lb. subject to any other rates Angora goat's wool or hair, of duty, 15 pc. free. Articles, all composed whol- Animals, imported for breed, ly, or chiefly of gold, sil- free. ver, pearl, and precious Do. not do. 15 pc. stones, 12^ pc. Anise seed, and Oil of, free. Articles, imported for the Annotto, free. use of the United States, Antimony, regulus of, free. free. Antiquities, all collections Articles, used principally for of, specially imported,frce. dyeing, not otherwise spe- Do. not do., according to the cified, free. See Drugs. material. Artificial flowers, 23^ pc. Anvils, 2 cents per lb. Assafoetida, free. Tariff of Duties, 1839. 183

Ava root, free. Blue vitrol,4 cents per lb. Axes, same as adzes. Boards and plank, 23^ pr ct. Baron, 3 cents per lb. Bobbin wire. See Wire. Baggage. See Apparel. Bole ammoniac, free. Bagging, cotton, 3^ cents a Bolting cloths, free. square yard. Bone, whale, not of Ameri- Baizes. See Wool. can fislieries, 12^ pc. Balsams, 15 pc. Bombazines, 10 pc. Babam Tolu, free. Bcmnets, chip, grass, Leg-

Bandanas. See Silk. horn or straw ; and braids, Barilla, free. flats, and plaits, 27 pc. Bark of cork tree, unmanu- Wire for. See Wire. factured, free. Books, specially imported, Barley, 15 pc. free Baskets, grass or straw, 15 Books, all printed previous per cent, wood or osier, to the year 1775, and also 23i pc. all books printed in other Beads, composition, wax, or languages than the Eng- amber, and all others not lish, except Latin and otherwise specified, 15 pc. Greek, 4 cents per vol. of gold, silver, or precious Do., Latin and Greek when stones, 12^ pc. bound, 15 cents a lb.

Beam knives, 27 pc. Do., do. do , not bound, 13 Beans, vanilla, free. cents a lb. Beef, 2 cents per lb. Do., all others when bound, Beer, ale, and porter, im- 30 cents a lb. ported in bottles, 20 cents Do., do., in sheets or boards,

a gal. ; otherwise import- 26 do.

ed, 15 cents a gal. Do , blank, 27 pc. Bed ticking, flax or cotton, Boots or bootees, $1,50 a m pc. pair. Bellows, 23i pc. Borax, free. Bells, 23h pc. Botany, specimens in, free. Berries, used in dyeing, and Bottles. See Glass. juniper, free. Box boards, paper, 3 cents Bindings, of wool and worst- a lb. ed, 23i pc. Boxes, shell or paper, 15 pc. Birds, 15 pc. Do., Japan dressing, 23^ pc.

Black, ivory and lamp, 15 Braces, cotton, 23i^ pc. } lea- per cent. ther, 27 pc. Black lead pencils, 23^ pc. Bracelets, hair, 15 po. Black lead, unmanfaciured. Brandy, 1st and 2d proof, Bladders, 15 pc. [15 pc. 53 cents a gallon. Blankets, woollen. See Do., 3d proof, 57 cents a gal.

Wool. Do , 4th proof, 63 cts. a gaU 184 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

Brandy, comfits and sweet- Camphor, refined. 12 cts.alb. meats preserved in, 23^ Camphor, crude, fr<=!e. per cent Candles, tallnw, 5 cents a

Brass, all manufactures of, lb. ; spermaceti, 8 do. ; not otherwise specified, or wax, 6 do. of which it is a compo- Canella alba, free. nent material, 23^ pc. Canes or walking sticks, 23^ Brass, in pigs, bars, plates, per cent. or old, fit only to be man- Cantha rides, free. ufactured, free. Cap wire. See Wire. Brass, wire, nails, and han- Capers, free. dles, 23i pc. Caps, of fur, leather, or wool, Brazil paste, free. 27 pf. See Hats Bricks, 15 pc. Caps, for W(imen, 23^ pc. Bridles, 27 pc. Bitts 23^ do. Cards, playing, 30 cents a

Brimstone or sulphur, free. pack ; visiting. 15 cts. a lb. Bristles, 3 cents a lb. Cards, wool and cotton, Brooms, of hair or palm 23;^ pc. leaf, 15 po. Car()ets and Carpeting. See Brown sugar, and syrup of Wool and Matting. sugar cane in casks, 2^ Carpeting of oil cloth, 43 cents a lb. cents a square yard. Brushes, of all kinds, 23^ pc. Carriages, and parts of, 27

Buckram, 23^ pc. pc. ; furniture for, same as Bullion, free. adzes. Burgundy pitch, free. Cascarilla, free. Burlaps, free. Casement rods, slit or rolled, Burr stones, not manufac- 3 cents a lb. tured, free. Cashmere shawls (real,) Busts, of marble, metal, or 15 pc. plaster, free. Cas.sia, free. Butter, 5 cents a lb. Castanas, free. Buttons, of gold, silver, and Cast iron vessels not other- precious stones, 12^ pc; wise specified, 1«^ cts. a lb. of iron, steel, pewter, Castings of iron, all other brass, and tin, 23^ do. not specified, 1 cent a lb. Cabinet ware, 27 pc. Castor oil, 40 cts. a gallon. Cabinets of coins, free. Casts, of bronze or plaster, Cables and cordage, tarred, free

4 cents a lb. ; untarred, Caulking Mallets, 27 pc. 5 do. Chains or cables, iron, 3 Cables, made of grass or cents a lb.

bark, 5 cents a lb. ; of iron, Chairs, 27 pc. Scents a lb. Chalk, free. [Wine. Calomel, 15 pc. Champaigne wine. See Tariff of Duties, 1839. 185

Charts, specially imported, scis, and all manufactures free. of copper not otherwise Cheese, 9 cents a lb. specifie

Cloth, rags of, any kind, free. pr ct. ; excepting cotton Clothing, ready made, 41 pc. twist, yarn, and thread, Cloves and oil of, free. (which see.) Provided, Coach laces, 30i^ pc. that all manufactures of Coaches. See Carriages. cotton, or of which cotton Coal, 6 cents a bushel. shall be a component part, Coal hods, 23i pc. not dyed, colored, printed, Cochineal, free. or stained, not exceeding Cocoa, cocoa nuts and shells, in value 30 cents a square free. yard, shall be valued at 30 Codfish, dry, $1 ,00 a quintal. cents a square yard, and, Coffee, free. if dyed, colored, printed, Coffee mills, 23.^ pc. or stained, in whole or in Coculus Indicus. free. part, not exceeding in val- Cologne water, 15 pc. ue 35 cents a square yard, Colombo root, free. shall be valued at 35 cents Colors, water, 15 pc. a square yard. Nankeens Combs, ivory, horn and shell, imported direct from Chi-

15 pc. ; iron, lead, copper, na, 20 pc.

and brass, 23.^ do } wood, Cotton, yarn, twist, and 27 do. thread, unbleached and Comfits and sweetmeats of uncolored, 23^ pc. All all kinds preserved in sug- unbleached and uncolored ar or brandy, 23^ pc. cotton yarn, twist and Coney, wool of, free. thread, the original cost Copper, bars, cakes, pig, for of which shall be lessthan

sheathing ships, free ; bra- 60 cents a lb., shall be

ziers, 15 pc. ; copper ves- deemed and taken to have 17* 186 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

cost 60 cents a lb., and Elephant's teeth. See Ivory. shall be charged with duty Embroidery done with a accordingly, 23^ pc. needle with thread of gold Cotton yarn, twist, or thread, or silver, 12^ per cent. bleached or colored, 23^ Emery, 15 pc. pc. All bleached or col- Engravings, free. ored cotton yarn, twist, or Epaulettes of gold or silver, thread, the original cost of free. which shall be less than Epsom salts, 4 cents a lb.

75 cents a lb , shall be Fans, 23^ pc. deemed and taken to have Feathers, ornamental, 23^

cost 75 cents a lb., and be pc. ; bed, 15 do. charged accordingly, 23^ Felts, or hat bodies made per cent. wholly or in part of wool, Crapes, silk. See Silk. 18 cents each. Cummin seed, free. Fiddles, 27 pc. Currants, free. P'igs, and Filberts, free. Cutting knives, same as Filtering stones, free. adzes. Fire arms not enumerated, Cutlery, 23^ pc. 27 pc. Dates, free. Fish, foreign caught, $1 per Demijohns, 25 cents each. quintal. Mackerel, $1,50 Diamonds, 12^ pc. perbbl.; Salmon, $2 per

Diaper, linen and hemp, bbl. : all other pickled, free. $1 do. Dry or smoked,

Down, of all kinds, 15 pc. $] per 112 lbs. ; pickled Drawings and paintings, free. in kegs, in prop, to the bbl. Drawing knives, same as Flannels, 16 cents per square adzes. yd. See Wool. Duck, sail, 15 pc. Flax unmanufactured, free. Drugs, dyeing, not other- Flax and hemp, manufac- wise specified, free, except tures of, not otherwise bichromate of p«)tash, specified, except yarn, and prussiate of potash, chro- cordage tarred or untar- mate of potash, nitrate of red, ticklenburgs, osna- lead, aqua fortis, and tar- burgs, and burlaps, 23^ pc. taric acid. Flints, free. Drugs, medicinal, not other- Floor cloths, patent, stamp- wise specified, free. ed, printed or painted, 43 Dye woods, free. cents per square yard. Earth, brown, red, blue, and Flour, wheat, 50 cts. pr cwt. yellow, being considered Flours, artificial, 23i pr ct.

as ochre, I cent a lb. ; in Chamomile, free. oil, li cents. Fossil and crude mineral Earthern ware, 20 pc. salt, 15 pc. Tariff of Duties. 1839. 187

Frames or sticks for umbrel- Glue, 5 cents a lb. las and parasols, 23^ pr ct. Goat's hair, wool, or raw Frankincense, free. skins, free. dressed, coin, Furs, 12^ p c. J Gold dust and free. undressed, free. Grapes, free. Fur hats. See Hats. Grindstones, free. Gamboge, free. Gum, arable and Senegal, Gilt ware,23i pc. free.

Gin, 1st proof, 57: 2d 60 : Hair, human, not made up 3d 63: 4th 67: 5th 75: ibr head dresses, 15 pc. above 5th 90 cents a gal. Hair, human, manufactured Ginger, free. for head ornaments, 23^ pc. Glass, window, not above 8 Hair, utimanufactured, and by 10 inches, $3,00 per hair pencils, free.

100 sq. feet ; not above 10 Hair cloth & seating, 15 pc. by 12, $3,50 per do.; Hair powder, 15 pc above 10 by 12, $4,00 per Hammars, blacksmiths, 2^

do. ; window glass im- cts a lb., all others 23^ pc. ported in plates uncut is Haras, 3 cents a lb. [free. charged with the highest Harlem oil and hartshorn,

rates of duty ; apotheca- Harness, 27 pc. ; furniture ries' vials and bottles ex- for, same as adzes. ceeding the capacity of 6 Hatchets, same as adzes. oz. and not above 16 oz. Hats, fur, leather and wool, each, $2,25 per gross; 27 pc. plush, 23i do. perfumery and fancy vials Hats or Bonnets. See Bon- and bottles not above the nets. capacity of 4 oz. each, Head dresses, ornaments for, gross $2,50 per ; above 4 23i pc. oz. and not above 16 oz. Hemp, unmanufactured, $40 each, $3,25 pr. gr a ton, all manufactures of, Do. bottles, black, not above not otherwise specified, 1 quart each, $2,00 per Henbane, free. [23^ pc.

gross ; above 1 quart, Hides, raw, free.

$2,50 ; demijohns, 25 cts. Hoes, 23.^ pc. each. Honey, free. Do. all wares of cut glass not Hooks, reaping, iron or steel, specified, 3 cents a lb. and same as adzes. 30 pc. ad val. Horn plates, for lanthorns, Do. all other articles of glass free. not specified, 2 cents a lb. Horns, ox, other horns and and 20 pc. ad val. tips, free. Glauber salts, 2 cents a lb. Hosiery, woollen and worst- Gloves, woollen and worat- ed, 23i pc. ; cotton 23i ed) 2^ pc. pc. ; silk. See Silk. 188 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

Implements of trade, of per- Do. square wire used in the sons arriving in the U. manufacture of stretchers States, free. for umbrellas, 12 pc India rubber, free. Do. in pigs, 50 rts. pr 1 12 lbs. Indigo, 15 per cent. Do. old iron, $12 50 a ton. Ink and ink powder, free. Do. wire. See Wire. Ipecacuanha, free. Do. all manufactures of, not Iris or orris root, free. otherwise specified, or of iron, anvils and anchors and which iron is a compo-

parts of, 2 cents a lb. ; in nent material, 23^ pc. bars or bolts not manufac- Do. all articles of which any tured in whole or in part particular kind of iron con- by rolling, 90 cts. 112 lbs. stitutes the whole or the Do. bar or bolt iron made greater part of the weight, wholly or in part by roll- and not otherwise speci- ing, $30 a ton. Provided, fied, pay the same duty that all iron in slabs, per lb. as such kind of blooms, and loops, or oth- iron, these rates of duty er form, less finished than not to be less than 23^ pc. iron in bars or bolts and Isinglass, free. more advanced than pig Ivory, unmanufactured, free; iron, except castings, shall manufactures of, free, ex- be rated as iron in bars or cept combs bolls, and pay duly ac- Japanned wares of all kinds, cordingly 23^ pc. Do. cables or chains, or parts Jewelry, gold, set or not set, of, 3 cents a lb. I2i pc; fiilse or gill, 23^ Do. cannon, 23^ pc per cent. [free. Do. cast iron vessels not oth- Juniper berries, and oil of, erwise specifi'd, 1^ cts. a lb. Junk and Oakham, free. Do. all other castings of iron, Kermes and kelp, free. not otherwise specified, 1 Knobs, iron, brass, steel, or cent a lb. copper, 23^ pc. Do. mill cranks & mill irons, Knitting needles, 23^ pc. of wrought iron, 4 cts. a lb. Lac dye, free. Do. round iron or braziers' Lace of thread, silk, gold, or rods of 3-1(3 to 8-16 of an silver, 12^ pc. inch diameter inclusive, Lampblack, 15 pc. [pc. uail or spike rods, nail Lamps, excepting glass 23i plates, slit, rolled or ham- Lard, 3 cents a lb. mered, and iron in sheets, Laudanum, free. hoop iron, and iron slit, Lead, old and scrap, 2 cents rolled, hammered for a lb. pigs, bars, or ; «>r sheet,

band iron, scroll iron, or 3 cents a lb. ; red and casement rods, 3 cts. a lb. white, 5 cents do. Tariff of Duties, 1839. 189

Do. manufactures of, not Materials for composmg otherwise specified, 15 pc. dves, not otherwise enu- Leather and all munurao merated, free. tures of, not otherwise Matts of siu'ep skin, 15 pr ct. specified, 27 pc. Malting, floor, made of flags Leghorn hafs and bonnets. or other materials, 5 pc. See Bonnets. Medical preparations of Lemons and Limes, free. anatomy, free. Lime, free. Mercury or quicksilver, free. Linens, bleached and un- Mits, woollen or worsted,

bleached, free ; (by deci- 23ipc. sion, all linens of flaxen Mill cranks and mill irons of cloth, exci?pt dyed, stain- wrought iron, 4 cents a

ed, and printed and small lb ; mill saws, $1 earh. articles.) Millinery of all kinds. 23^ pc. Lines, fishing, 23^ pc. Mineralogy, specimens in, Liquors or cordials, 53 cents free. per gallon. Mohair, manufactured, 15pc. Loaf sugar, 12 cents a lb. Molasses, 5 cents a gallon. Locks, 23i pc. Morocco skins, 27 pc. Logwood, free. Mother of Pearl, free. Looking glasses, not silver- Muffs and Tippets, 23^ pc. ed, 2 cents a lb. and 20 Musk, free.

per cent, ad val. ; silver- Muskets, $1,50 a stand.

ed, 20 pc. ; frames of gilt Musical instruments of brass

on wood, 27 pc. or copper, 23^ pc. ; of Lump sugar, 10 cents a lb. wood, 27 pc. Mace, free. Mustard, 15 pc. Machinery of iron and brass, Nail rods. Iron. 23i pc. Nails, iron, cut or wrought, Madder & madder root, free. 5 cents a lb.; brass, 23^ Mahogany wood, free. pc; copper, 4 cents a lb. Malt, free. Nankeens, 20 pc. Manganese, 12^ pc. Natural history, specimens Manna, free. in, free. Manufactured tobacco, oth- Needles, free. er than snuff and cigars, Nitrate of potash, 3 cts. a lb. 10 cents a lb. Nitrate of lead, 12^ pc. Manufactures of the United Noyeau, 53 cents a gallon. States and its Territories, Nuts userl in dyeing, free. free. [free. Nutmegs, free. Maps, specially imported, Nuts of all kinds, free. Marble, unmanufactured, Nux vomica, free. free. and busts of, free ; manu- Uakum and junk, factures of, 27 pc. Oats, 10 cents a bushel. ;

190 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

Ochre. See Earths. Pastel, free. Oil cloths of all kinds, other Pencils, black lead, 23^ pc. than those usually de- hair do. free. noiiinated patent floor Penknives. See Cutlery. cloths, 12^ cents a sq yd. Pens of metal, 23^ per cent. Oil of vitrol, 3 cents a lb. Pepper, black, free; Cay- Oil, sperm, 25, whale and enne, 15 cents a lb. other not sperm, of foreign Perfumery, 15 pc. fisheries, Jo cents a gal.; Perrv, 53 cents a gallon. oil, olive, in casks, 20 cts. Persons arriving in the Uni-

a gal. ; Juniper do. free; ted States, their wearing linseed, 25 cents a gal. apparel, tools and imple- Olives, free. ments of trade, free. Onions, free. Peruvian bark, free. Opium, free. Pewter, all manufactures of, Oranges, free. not otherwise specified, Osnaburgs, free. 23^ pc. Packthread, 5 cents a lb. Piano fortes, 27 pc. Paint brushes, 23^ pc. Pickles, 15 pc. Paintings, free. Pimento, free. Paints, red and white lead Pine apples, free. dry or ground in oil, 5 Pins, free. cents a lb. Pipes, clay for smoking, Paper, antiquarian, demy, free. drawing, foolscap, impe- Pistols, 27 pc. rial, medium, pot, pith, Plaids, Scotch, free. royal, and writing, 17 cts. Plains and paddings. See

a lb. ; bank post, folio and Wool. quarto post of all kinds, Plaster, busts of, free. Plas-

20 do. ; blotting, cartridge, ter of Paris, free. copying, fancy colored, Plated wares of all kinds, fuller's boards, glass, gold 23i pc. leaf paper makers' boards, Platina, free. morocco, pasteboards, Plane irons, 23;^ pc. pressing do., sand or tis- Planks, 23i^ pc.

sue, 15 do. ; binders' Plats for hats or bonnets. boards, box boards, mill See Bonnets. boards, sheathing or wrap* Ploughs, 23^ pc. ing,3 do. Pocket books, leather, 27 pc. Paper hangings, 34 pc. Porcelain, 20 pc. Parasols of all kinds, and Porter. See Beer. frames for, 23^ pc. Potash, bi( hromate of, prus- Parchment, 23^ pc. siate of, chromaie of, 12^ Paste, imitations of precious per cent. stones, 15 per cent. Potatoes, 10 cents a bushel. ;

Tariflf of Duties, 1839. 191

Powder, gun, 8 cents a lb. japanned of all descrip- Precious stones, set or not, tions, 10 per cent. and all articles composed Saddles, 27 pc. whol'y or chiefly of, 12^ SaftVon, free.

per cent ; glass imitation Sago, free.

of, 2 cents a lb ; and 20 Sail duck, 15 pc.

pc. ad val. ; other imita- Salt, 10 cents for 56 lbs. tions of, 15 pc. Saltpetre, crude, free; re- Preserves. See Comfits. fined, 3 cents a lb. Rochelle, Printing types, 23^ pc. Salts, 15 per ct. j Prunes, free. glauber, 2 cents a lb. Prussiate of potash, 12^ pc. Sandal wood, free. Quadrants, 23^ pc. Sarsaparilia. free. Quicksilver, free. Saws, mill, $\ each, all oth- er, pc. Quills, prepared, 15 pc. ; 23i unprepared free. Scale beams, same as adzes. Rags of cloth, free. Screws, wood, (so called, Railroads, iron for, if actu- but of iron) same as adzes. ally employed for the pur- Sculpture, specimens of, pose, there is a drawback specially imported, free. equivalent to the duty. Scythes, same as adzes. Raisins of all kinds, free. Segars, $2,50 for 1000. Rattans, unmanufactured, Senna, free. free. Shawls, camel's hair, 15 pc. Raw silk, 12.^ pc. Sheeting, , free. Razors, 23^ pc. [zes. Sheetings. See Cotton. Reaping hooks, same as ad- Shoes, of silk, 30 cents a

Red lead, 4 cents a lb. pair ; nankeen, prunella Reeds, unmanufactured, free. stuff", and leather, 25 do. Rhubarb, free. for children, 15 do. Ribbon supporters, wire or Shellac, free. cannetille, 12 cents a lb. Shells, tortoise, free. Rice, free. Shovels, of iron or steel, Rifles, $2,50 each. same as adzes. Rochelle salts, 15 pc. Shovels and tongs, 23^ pc. Roots, bulbous, free. Sickles same as adzes. Ropes, grass or bark, 5 cts. Silk, all manufactures of, or a lb. of which silk shall be a Rotton stone, free. component part, coming Rum, 1st and 2d proof, 53; from beyond the Cape of

3d 57; 4th, 63 cents per Good Hope, 10 pc. ; all gallon. other, free, except sewing Saddlery, plated, brass, and silk, which is 34 do. polished steel, same as ad- Silk, raw, 12^ pc. zes; common tinned and Skins, undressed, free. ;

192 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

dressed Skin?, with alum, 3 1-3 do.; lump, 10 do. > 27 per cent. loaf and candy, 12 do. Slates of all kinds, 23^ pc. Sugar of lead, 5 cents a lb. Sledges, blacksmith's, 2^ Sulphur or brimstone, free. cents a lb. Sulphuric acid, 3 cents a lb. Slippers, silk, 30, leather, Sumach, free. 25, and children's do., 15 Sweetmeats preserved jn cents a pair. sugar or brandy, 23^ pc. Snuff, 12 cents a lb. Swords and swordblades, Soap, 4 cents a lb., perfum- 27 pc. ed, 15 pc. Table knives and forks, 23^ Soda, sal. 15 pc. per cent. Spades, ircm or steel, same Tacks, brads, and sprigs, not as adzes. exceeding 16 oz. to the Spectacles, gold or silver lUOO, 5 cents a 1000; ex- mounted, 12^; shell, 15; ceeding 16 oz., 5 cts. a lb. metal, 23^ pc. Tallow, 1 cent a lb. Spikt's, 4 cents a lb. Tamarinds, free. Spoons, not silver, 23^ pc. Tapioca, free. Spirits distilled from grain, Tartar emetic, 15 per cent.

1st proof, 57; 2d. GO ; 3d, crude, free. 63; 4th, 67; 5ih, 75; Teas, of all kinds imported above 5ih, 90 cts agallon. from China or other places Spirits, distilled from other east of the Cape of Good materials than grain, 1st Hope, and in vessels of

and 2d proof, 53; 3d, 57 ; the United States, free;

4th, 63 ; 5th, 72; above Teas, of all kinds import- 5th, 85 cents a gallon. ed from places this side of Sponges, free. the Cape of Good Hope, Squares of iron or steel, or in vessels otiier than same as adzes. those of the United States, Starch, free. 10 cents a lb.

Steel, $1,50 for 112 lbs. ; all Thread, sewing, fioss, cot- manufa(;tures of, not oth- ton, and shoe, 23^ perct.j, wise sf)ecified, 23^ pc. pack, 5 cents a lb. Steelyards, same as adzes. Ticklenburgs, free. Strings for musical instru- Tiles, paving, 15 pc. ments, free. Tin, in foil, plates, sheet, Stone, load, 15 pc. bars, pigs, or blocks, free, Stone-ware, 20 pc. black in sheets as iron in Stones, precious, 12^ pc. sheets. Stuff , worsted, free. Tin, all manufactures of, or Sugar, brown, and syrup of of which tin is a compo- sugar cane, in casks, 2^ nent material, not other- cents a lb. ; white clayed, wise specified, 23i^ pc. ;

Tariff of Duties, 1839. 193

Tobacco, manufactured, oth- free : all other kinds, 23i er than snuff and cigars, per cent.

10 cents a lb. ; leaf or un- Weld, free. manufactured, 15 do. Whalebone, product of for- Tongues and sounds, free. eign fisheries. 12^ pc. Tortoise shell, free. Wheat, 25 cents a bushel

Toys, paper, 15 ; brass, iron, flour, 50 cents a cwt. steel, tin, lead, pewter, or Whetstones, free. copper, 23^; wood, 27 pc. Whips, 27 pc. Turmeric, free. White lead, dry or ground Turtles, free. in oil, 5 cents a lb.

Twine, tarred, 4 ; untarred, Window glass. See Glass. 5 cents a lb. Wine lees, free. Twist, cotton. See Cotton, Wines, of France, in ca.««ks, manufactures of red, 6 cents, and white, Types, printing, 23^ pc. 10 cents a gallon; in bot- Umbrellas, of whatever ma- tles, 22 cents a gallon. terial, 23^ pc. Frames or Madeira and Sherry, in sticks for, 23^ pc. casks, cases, or botMes, 50

Vanilla beans, free. cents a gailon ; wines of Varnishes, free. France, Germatiy, Spain, Vegetables, used for dyeing and Mediterranean, not and in coa)posing dyps, specially enumerated, in not otherwise specified, casks, 1.^1 cents a gal-

free ; others, 15 pc. lon ; red wines of Spain Veils, lace, 12^ pc. and Austria, in casks, 10 Vellum, 23^ pc. cents a gallon. Wines of bottles Vessels, copper, 23^ pc. ; all countries in or cast iron, not otherwise cases, unless specially specified, 1^ cents a lb. enumerated, and all wines Vices and screws of iron, not enumerated, 30 cents called wood screws, same a gallon These rates will as adzes. continue till March 3d, Vinegar, 8 cents a gallon. 1834, afterwards one half Vitrol, blue, 4 cents a lb. of these rates will be the Wafers, 23i pc. duties.

Walking sticks or canes, Wire, silver or plated, 5 pc. j 23i pc. [pc. cap or bonnet covered Watches, and parts of, 12j^ with silk, cotton or flaxen Water colors, free. yarn or thread, manufac-

Wax, bees', free. tured abroad, 12 cfs. a lb. j Wearing apparel in actual iron or steel, exceeding

use of persons arriving in No. 14, 9 cents a lb. ; not United States, free. exceed'g No.l4, 5 cts. a lb.

Webbing, worsted, 41 ; silk, Woad, free. 18 194 Tariff of Duties, 1839.

Wood, unmanufactured, and gloves, bindings, blankets,

for dyeing, free ; manu- hosiery, carpels and car- factures of wood unless petings, 23i pr ct., except otheiwise specified,23^pc. Brussels, Wilton, and tre- Wool, Angora goats' or ca- ble ingrained carpeting, mels', free. which is at 63 cents a

Wool, unmanufactured, the square yard ; all other in- value whereof at the place grained and Venetian car- of exportation not above 8 peting, 35 cents a square

cents a lb., free ; exceed- yard, and except blanket* ing 8 cents a lb., 4 cents a the value whereof at the

lb , and 40 per cent, ad val. place of exportation shall Wool imported on skins not exceed 75 cents each, is estimated, as to weight theduty levied upon which

and value, as other wool. is 5 pc. ; flannels, bock- Wool, manufactures of, all ings, and baizes, 16 cents

milled and fulled cloth, a square yard ; coach la- known by the name of ces, 30^ pc; merino shawls plain kerseys or Kendal made of wool, all other cottons, of which wool is manufactures of wool, or the only material, the val- of which wool is a com- ue whereof does not ex- ponent part, and on ready ceed 35 cents a square made clothing, 41 pc.

yard, 5 per cent. ; worst- Yams, free. ed stuff goods, shawls, Yarn, cotton. See manu*

and other manufactures of fantures of cotton ; worst-

silk and worsted, 10 pc. ; ed, 20 pc. ; woollen, 4 ct8. worsted yarn, 20 per ct. a lb., and 50 pc. ad val.

woollen yarn, 4 cents a lb. Zinc, unmanufactured, free :

and 50 pc. ad val. ; mits, in sheets or nails, 15 pc.

Indians in the West.

Number of Indians now East of the Mississippi, 49,365 Number of Indians who have emigrated from East to West side, 51,327 Number of indigenous Tribes, . . - 231,806

Total, 332,498

Estimated number of Warriors. Whole number of Indians, 332,498. Assuming that every fifth one may be considered a warrior, (and this is believed to be a reasonable supposition,) the number of warriors will be 66,499. NATIONAL REGISTER

ffiobetnment of tl)c SHtnite^ States. , (N. Y.) President. RICHARD M.JOHNSON, (Ken.) Vice-President.

TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

SENATE. 52.

Terms expire. Terms expire. Maine, John Ruggles, 1841 Reuel Williams 1839 JV. Hamp. Henry Hubbard, 41 Franklin Pierce, 43 Vermont, Benj Swift, 39 Samuel Prentiss, 43 Mass. Daniel Webster, 39 John Davis, 41 R. Island, Asher Robbins, 39 Nehe. R. Knight, 41 Conn. John IVl. Niles, 39 Perry Smith, 43 JV. York, N. P. Tallmadge, 39 Silas Wright, jr. 43 JV. J. L. S. Southard, 39 Garrett D. Wall, 41 Penn. Samuel McKean, 39 Janjes Buchanan, 43 Del., Richard H. Bayard, 39 Thomas Clayton, 41 Jtfd., William D. Merrick, 39 John S. Spence, 43 Virginia, Wm. C. Rives, 39 William H. Roane, 41 JV'. C. Bedford Brown, 41 Robert Strange, 43 S. C. J. C. Calhoun, 41 William C. Preston, 43 Georgia, Wilson Lumpkin, 41 Alfred Cuthbert, 43 .Alabama, Wm. R. King, 41 Clement C. Clay, 43 Mississippi, James Trotter, 39 R.J. Walker, 41 Louisiana, R. C. Nichols, 41 Alexander Mouton, 43 Tenn., Ephraim A. Foster, 39 Hugh L. White, 41 Ken., John J. Crittenden, 41 , 43 Oliio, Thomas Morris, 39 V\ illiam Allen, 43 Indiana, John Tipton, 39 Oliver H.Smith, 43 Illinois, J. M. Robinson, 41 Richard M. Young, 43 Missouri, Th. H. Benton, 39 Lewis F. Linn, 43 Michigan, Lucius Lyon, 39 John Norvell, 41 Arkansas, Wm. S. Fulton, 40 Ambrose H. Sevier, 44

Secretary, Asbury Dickens, N. C. Salary, $3000. President's Salary, $25,000. Vice-President's, $5000. The Senators are elected for 6 years, the Representa- tives for 2 years. The compensation of each member of Senate and House of Representatives, is $8 per day. 196 Twenty-Fifth Congress.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (242.) James K. Polk, Tenn. Speaker.

MAINE sends 8.

Hugh J. Anderson Joseph C, Noyes Fr.O. J. Smith Thomas Davee Virgil D. Paris (One vacancy.) George Evans Edward Robinson

NEW-HAMPSHIRE 5. Ch. G. Atherton Jamns Farringion Jared W. Williams Joseph Weeks

VERMONT 5. Heman Allen Isaac Fletcher William Slade Horace Everett Hiland Hall

MilSSACHUSETTS 12. John Q. Adams Caleb dishing Levi Lincoln Nath. B. Borden Richard Fletcher Wm. Parmenter George N. Briggs Geo. Grennell, jr. John Reed Wm. B.Calhoun Wm. S. Hastings LcveretlSaltonstall

RHODE ISLAND 2. Robt. B. Cranston J. L. Tillinghast

CONNECTICUT 6. Elisha Haley, Samuel Fngham Isaac Toucey Orrin Holt Lancelot Phelps Th. T. Whittlesey

NEW YORK 40. John T. Andrews Albert Gallup John Palmer Beers Abrah. P. Grant Amasa J. Parker Bennet Bicknell Hiram Gray Luther C. Peck Samuel Birdsall Ogden Huffman Zadoc Pratt John C. Brodhead Th. B. Jarkson John H. Prentiss Isaac H. Bronson Nathaniel Jones Putnam C. C. Cambreleng Gouvern'r Kemble David Russell Timothy Cbilds Arpbaxad Loomis Mark H. Sibley John C. Clark Richard P.Marvin James B Spencer Edward Curtis Robert McLellan William T:iylor John L DeGrafF Charles F.Mitchell Obadiah Titus John Edwards Ely Moore Henry Vail Millard Fillmore Wm. H. Noble Abrah. Vanderveer Henry A. Foster

NEW JERSEY 6, John B. Aycrigg J. P. B. Ma.xwell Charles C. Stratton William Halstead Jos. F. Randolph Th. Jones Yorke Twenty-Fifth Congress. 197

PENNSYLVANIA 28. William Beatty J.KIingensmith, jr. David Petrikin Richard Biddle Henry Logan Arnold Plummer Andrew Buclianan Charles McClure Wm. W. Potter Edward DarlingtonT.M.T.MfKennan David Potts, jr. Edward Davies Matthias Morris l.uther Reily Jacob Fry, jr. Samuel W. Morris John Sergeant Robt H.Hammond Charles Naylor Daniel Sheffer Thomas Henry Charles Ogle Geo. VV. Tolland Edward B. Hubley Lemuel Paynter David D. Wagener George M. Keim

DELAWARE 1. John J. Milligan.

MARYLAND 8. John H. Dennis Wm. C. Johnson Francis Thomas Benj. C. Howard John P. Kennedy J.T.H.VVorthington Daniel Jenifer James A. Pearce VIRGINIA 2L Linn Banks Geo. W. Hopkins Wm. S. Morgan Andrew Beirne R. M. T. Hunter L S. Pennybacker James W. Bouidin Joseph Johnson Francis E. Rives Walter Ct)les John W. Jones John Robertson Robert Craig Francis Mallory Archibald Steuart Geo.C. Dronigoole James M. Mason James Garland Charles F. Mercer Henry A. Wise

NORTH CAROLINA 13. Jesse A. Bynara James J. McKay Charles Shepard Henry W. Connor Wm Montgomery A. H. Shepperd Edmund Deberry Abraham Kencher Edward Stanly James Graham Saml. T. Sawyer Lewis Williams M. T. Hawkins

SOUTH CAROLINA 9. John Campbell John K. Griffin Robert B. Rhett Wm. K. Ciovvney Hugh S. Legare John P. Richardson F. H. Elmore Francis W.Pickens W. Thompson, jr.

GEORGIA 9. J. T. Cleaveland Seaton Grantland Jabez Jackson Wm. C. Dawson Charles E. Haynes Geo. W. Owens Thomas Glascock Hopkins Holsey Geo. W. B. Towns

ALABAMA 5. Crabb Dixon H. Lewis Joshua L. Martin Francis S. Lyon 18* 198 Twenty-Fifth Congress.

KENTUCKY 13. John Calhoun Rich. H Menefee W. W. Southgate John CImrnbers John L. Murray J. R. Underwood Wm. J. Graves John Pope John White James Harlan Edward Rumsey Sherrod Williams Richard Hawes

TENNESSEE 13. John Bell Abrah P Maury William Stone Wm. B. Campbell A. McClellan Hopkins L. Turney Wm. B. Carter James K. Polk Chr. H. Williams Richard Cheatham Eben. J. Shields Jos. L. Williams John W.^Crockett

OHIO 19. J. Alexander, jr, Giddings Samson Mason John W. Allen Patrick G. Goode Calvary Morris Wm K. Bond Th. L. Hamar James Ridgeway John Chaney Alexander Harper Matthias Sheplor Charles G. Coffin Wm. H. Hunter Swearingen D. P. Leadbelter Taylor Webster Alexander Duncan

LOUISIANA 3. Rice Garland Henry Johnson EleazerW. Ripley

INDIANA 7. RatlifTBoon William Graham George H. Dunn William Herod Albert S. While John Ewing

MISSISSIPPI Serg. S. Prentiss Thomas J. Wood

ILLINOIS. Zadoc Casey William L. May Adam W. Snyder ,

MISSOURI 2. Albert G. Harrison John Miller

ARKANSAS 1. Archibald Yell.

MICHIGAN. Isaac E. Crary. DELEGATES.

FLORIDA TERRITORY 1. ChaHcs Downing.

wiscoNSiir " 1. George W. Jones.

IOWA 1 Delegate. Secretaries of Departments. 199 SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State^ John Forsyth, Geo. Salary $6000 Chief Clerk, 2000 Treasury, Levi Woodbury, N. H. 6000 Chief Clerk, McClintock Young, Md 2000 War, Joel R. Poinsett, S. C. 6000 Chief Clerk, Samuel Cooper, 2000 JVary, James K. Paulding, N. Y. 6000 Chief Clerk, , 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, James N. Barker, 3500 Second do. Albion K. Parris, 3000 First Auditor, Jesse xMiller, Penn. 3000 Second do. William B Lewis, Tenn. 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. Aaron O. Dayton, N. Y. 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, John Campbell, Va. 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N. Y. 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, James S. Whitcomb, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Henry D. Gilpin, 3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen. Amos Kendall, Ken. 6000 Auditor, Charles K. Gardner, 3000 Assistant Post Mas. Selah R. Hobbie, 2500 Assistant do. Robert Johnston, 2500 Assistant do. Daniel Coleman, 2500 Chief Clerk, John Marron, 2000 MINT. Director, Robert M. Patterson, Vir. 3500 Treasurer, William Findlay, Penn. 2000

JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. Roger B. Taney, Mar. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salarv, $4500. Joseph Story, Mass. James M. Wayne, Geo. Smith Thompson, N. Y. Philip P. Barbour, Vir. John M'Lean, Ohio. John M'Kinley, Ala. Henry Baldwin, Penn. Joltn Catron, Tenn. Attorney General,Fe\[x Grundy, Tenn. Salary $4000. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters- Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. 200 Judiciary of the United States.

Circuit Courts. Circuit. Presiding Judge. 1st Maine, N. Hampshire, Mass. and R. I. Just. Story. 2d Vermont, Conn, and New York, Just. Thompson. 3d New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Justice Baldwin. 4th Delaware and , Chief Justice Taney. 5th Virginia and North Carolina, Justice Barbour. 6th South Carolina and Georgia, Justice Wayne. 7th Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan, Just. McLean. 8th Kentucky, Tenn. and Missouri, Justice Catron.

Alabama, Miss East. District of ? 9th \ /""'ij ^^^cKinley.*»-iiii ) Louisiana and Arkansas, j

District Courts. Judges, Attorneys, and Marshals. Districts. Judges. Attorneys. Marshals. Maine, Ashur Ware, Joseph Howard Gorham Parks. N. Hanripshire, Matth. Harvey, J. P. Hale, Charles Lane. Vermont. Elijah Paine, David Kellogg, Heman Lowrie. Massachusetts,! John Davis, John Mills, Jonas L.Sibley.* Rhode Island, John Pitman, l{. W. Greene, B. Anthony. Connecticut, And. T. Judson, WmS.Holabird, N. Wilcox. N. Dist. N. Y. A. Conkling, Nat. S. Benton, Nathl. Garrow. S. Dist. S. R. Betts, Benj. F. Butler WCHWaddel!. New Jersey, Wm. Kossel, James S.Greene J. S. Darcy. p. \ E. Dist. Jos. Hopkinson, John M. Reed, Seth Salisbury. Thomas Irwin, Benj. Patton, jr. John M. Davis. Delaware, Williinl Hall, Jas. A. Bayard, D. C. Wilson Maryland, Upton S. Heath, N. Williams, N. Snyder, Peter V. Daniel, R. C. Nicholas, E. Christian. ^*- / W. Dist. Alex. Caldwell, N. G. Singleton, James Points. N. Carolina, H. Potter, T. P.Devereaux. Beverly Daniel. S. Carolina, Thomas Lee, R. B. Gilchrist, Thos. C. Condy. Georgia, Jer. Cuyler, John S. Ward. U.D.Hamnmnd. S- D'^V Geo. W. Gavie, R. L. Crawford. Ala. \ Wm. Crawford, / N. Dist. K. R. Wallace B. Patterson. Mississippi, George Adams, R. M. Gaines, W. N. Gvvinn. La. E. Dist. Thos. Slidell, J. H. Holland. W. Dist. B. F. Linton

; E. Dist. J. McKinney, W^illiam Lyon. Ten. M. W. Brown, A. ] W. Dist Jas. P. Grundy, S. B. Marshall. Kentucky, Th. B. Monroe, Lewis Sanders, J. M. McCalla. Ohio, H. A. Leavitt, N. H. Swayne, John Patterson. Indiana, JesseL.Holman, T. A. Howard, G. Taylor. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, David J. Baker, Henry Wilton. Missouri, Robt. W Wells, \. L. Mageiinis, James H. Relfe Michigan, Ross Wilkins, DanielGoodwin, ConradT. Eyck Arkansas, Benj. Johnson, Sam'l. C. Hall, Elias Rector.

D. Columbia, Wm. Cranch, Francis Key, Alex. Hunter. • Clerk, Francis Bassett. Deputy Marshals, Horatio Bass, Henry Harri». t Reporter of the Court, Charles Sumner. Crier, Ebenezer Trescott. Masters in Chancery, Simon Greenleaf, Theophilus Parsons, Wil- lard Phillips, Charles Sumner, Geo. S. Hillard. ;

Sittings of the Federal Courts. 201

SITTIJVGS 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 Sanday, the Court is to be holden on the Monday following. FIRST CIRCUIT. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8th of

May ; and at Exeter, on the 8th of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of November; and at Newport, the 15th day of June.* In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15th and Oct. 15th. In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May; and at Wiscas- set, 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 New York, last Monday in February, July, and October, and 1st Monday in April. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine, at Portland, the first Tuesday in June, and the 1st Tuesday in December; and atWiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and on the first Tuesday of Sept. In JS/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 Windsor, 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.' In Connecticut, at New Haven, 4th Tuesday in Feb-

ruary 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. ^

202 Counsellors and Attorneys.

Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court Massachusetts District. Harrison G. Otis William Simmons E. Haskett Derby William Prescntt Charles P. Curtis John C. Park George Blake Francis C. Gray Ezra Basset Benj. Whitman James C- iVlerrill Charles Allen Josiah Quincy Thomas Power Stephen P. Webb Samuel Haven Cyrus Alden Richard S. Fay Joseph Rowe Charles G Loring William Bliss Ebenezer Gay Zachariah Eddy Georffe Bliss William Sullivan Samuel J. Gardner Horatio M Willis John Heard Russell Jarvis Charles Atwood Peter O. Thacher Franklin Dexter George S. Bulfinch Warren Button John R Adan W. R. P.Washburn Samuel D. Parker Bradford Sumner Joseph Willard James T. Austin Eben Ritchie Dorr Aaron Brooks, jr. Wm. C. Aylwin Joseph Harrington David L. Child Saml. F. M'Cleary Waldo Flint John Devereux Samuel Hubbard Ninian C Betton Eben Smith, jr. Lemuel Shavir Wm. H. Gardiner Aurelius D. Parker Joseph E. Sprague Abraham A. Dame Benj. R. Curtis Augustus Peabody Willard Phillips Francis Hilliard David Cummins Henry W Dwight Emory Washburn Wra. D. Sohier Abraham W.Fuller Ivers J. Austin Benjamin Guild George Gay Charles Sumner Saml. K. Williams Thos^ W. Phillips William Gray Phineas Blair Theron Metcalf Thomas N. Pierce Benjamin Gorham Abraham Moore William Dehon LeveretlSaltonstall Richard Fletcher George Sparhawk Josiah P. Cooke Samuel E. Sewall Francis C. Loring William Minot Sidney Bartlett Patrick Riley Simon Greenleaf Wm, J. Hubbard Joseph H. Prince John Knapp Isaac P. Osgood Joel Giles Ebenezer Mnseloy Henry H Fuller John A. DoIIes William Austin Lemuel VViiliams Pardon D. Tiffany Sherman Leland HenryW. Kinsman William Savier Samuel D. Ward Francis Brinley J. Lewis Stackpole Octavius Pickering TheophiliJsParsons Peleg W. Chandler Francis Basset Ebtm. Sijillabor Henrv C. Simonds Wni. P. Mason Francis O. VVatis P. S.'Wheelock David A. Simmons Timothy G. (Coffin Jatnes Dana William Parker W. J. A. Bradford Frederick Smith EliJHh F. Wallace Benj. L. Oliver Tlios. C. Aniory, jr. John Pickering Joseph G. Waters Hiram Wellington Benj. R. Nichols Edward Blake Custom House Officers. 203 CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS For the District of Boston and Charlestown. The Custom House opens in the Summer at 9 o'clock, a. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. On t^aturday afternoons, it opens 1 hour for the clearance of coasters. Office, Custom-house street.

Collector's Office. George Bancroft, Collector. John Bingham, Duty- Bond Accountant. Rufus M. Gay, Debenture Clerk. Deputy- Collector's Department. Adams Bailey, Deputy- Collector. E. L. Frothingham, Cashier and Book-Keeper. John T. Prince, B. Clerk and S. Book-Keeper. Samuel Draper, Jlssistajit S. Book-Keeper. William Alline, Impost Clerk. Nathan M. Cutler, Impost Book-Keeper. Henry D. Clary, Clerk. Foreign Clearance and Coasting Department William A. Weliman, Chief Clerk. Samuel Andrews, Marine Clerk. George B. Weliman, Coastwise Clerk. William Palfrey, Assistant Clearance Clerk,

JVaval Office. Isaac O. Barnes, JVaval Officer. Alfred Norton, Deputy JVaval Officer. E. A. Clary, Clerk. E. F. Bunnell, Clerk.

Surveyor's Office. John McNiel, Surveyor. Hugh Jameson, Deputy Surveyor. George Gillpatrick, Clerk. Inspectorsfor the District of Boston and Charlestown. Herman Atwell J. G. Harris Ira Noyes Nahum Ball Stephen Hoyt M. Pettengill Eben. Clapp, jr. Samuel Jones T. Phinney and Store Keeper James Kettell N. K. Seaton mnes ^ Spints. Wm. H. Keith Wm. H. Spear E.M.Cunningham John Kendall Wm. H. Simpson Ebenezer Eaton Abraham Lansing Warren B.Thomas George Gibson John Muzzy Benj. Whipple Charles L. Hill FrancisMcKenna J. W. Wright 204 Custom House Officers.

Jedediah Lincoln, Hingham. L. Souther, Cohassef. Keeper of Custom House and Messenger, Nathl. Paine. Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown, A. H. Ward Samuel Walker Chauncey Clark John Champney Samuel Ward F. Robinson Luther Hamilton

Measurers of Salt and Coal. Joseph Grafton Paul R. George Joseph Hall Andrew Green Wm. P. Loring

S. A. Allen, Public Store Keeper. E. Hathorne, Clerk. Ebenezer Clapp, jr. Store Keeper of Spirits and Wines. George Kuhn, Marker and Prover of Spirits and Wines.

Public Jlppraiser^s Office. John Crowninshield, Levi R. Lincoln, Prin. Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, C. J. F. Allen, Assistant Appraisers. William H. Burbeck, Clerk. Office, opposite Custom House.

Wm. Hardwick, F. S. Eastman, Andrew J. Locke, Square Yard Measurers. G. M. Halliburton, Invoice Clerk. George Carpenter, Messenger.

John Redding, Jacob Tarr, J. B. Frost, Stillman Wor- cester, Isaac Ripley, Laborers in Appraisers^ Store.

Boarding: Officer of the Customs. James Kettell. Office, 71 Long Wharf.

Bargemen to Custom House Barge. Anthony Ciine, H. B. Moffit, George Homer, L. Wis- well, J. C. Grafton.

Revenue Cutter—Lieut. Command. Josiah Sturgis. 1st. Lieutenant, (vacant.) 2d. do. Thomas Stoddard. 3d. do. Joseph Amazeen, and J. L. Prouty.

Branch Pilots ofthe Port of Boston, Josiah Ayres, Lem- uel Ayres, John Sargent, Matthew Hunt, Reuben Coombs, John Wilson, Benjamin Swett, Henry Gurney. Ministers at Foreign Courts. 205

Collectors of the Customs in other Places. James Miller, Salem Timothy Souihey, Ipswich Peter Dixey, Marblehead MartinT.Morton^Naiitucket William Beach, Gloucesier Robert Sn)ilh, N.Bedford Barna. Palmer, Keiinebunk Samuel Phillips, Newburyp. Nathl. M. Loverini^, Belfast Schuyler Sampson, Plymo. Henry Crocker, Barnstable John Anderson, Portland Joseph Sewall, Bath Phineas W. Lelund, F. River John P. Norton, Edgartown Surveyors and Inspectors. Edward Palfrey, Salem Thos. Pitts, Cambridgcport Aaron Foster, Beverly Laban Souther, Cohasset Joshua Prentis, Marblehead P. W. Leiand, Fall River

Nathaniel Jackson,^.lackson, ^ti»,t Richard S Wood, Falmouth ^ ^"^''^'''''' John Phillips, ( Seth F Nye, Sandwich "'^'' John S Morso, ( ^"7 Obed Brooks, Harwich Charles Titcomb, J I'"'^* Isaiah Lewis, Chatham R. G. Greene, Portland Richard Libbey, Welfleet Alphonzo Mason, Gloucest. Thos. Loihrop, Provincet'n

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DKPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary, $9000. Secretaries, $2000. France, Lewis Cass, Ohio. Charles E. Anderson, N. Y. Great Britain, , Vir. Benj. Rush, Penn. Spain, John H. Eaton, Ten. Arthur Middleton, jr. Russia, George M. Dallas, Penn. Wm. W. Chew, Penn. Prussia, Henry Wheaton, R. I. Theodore S. Fay. Mexico, Powhatan Ellis, Miss. Charles Ellis. Austria, II. A. Muhlenberg, Penn. John R. Clay. Charge d'affaires, $4,500. Sweden, Christopher Hughes, Md. Portugral, Edward Kavjmagh, Me. Denmark, Jonathart F. Woodside, Ohio. Chili, Richard Pollard, Va. Peru, James C. Pickpt, Brazil, William Hunter, R. I. Holland, Augustus Davezac, Louis. Venezuela, John G. A. Williamson, N C. Turkey, David Porter, Md. Belgium, Virgil Maxcy, Md. NeiD Grenada, James Semple, Illinois. Central America, Charles G. De Witt, N. Y. Texas, A. La Branche, l>a. Two Sicilies, EnosT. Throop, N. Y. 19 206 United States Consuls.

Consuls of the United States in Foreign Countries. N^ME. United States Consuls. 207

France, &c. 208 United States Consuls.

Hiiyti, St. Domingo, D. W. Carney it Aux Cayes, R. Higinbotham Cape Haytien, Samuel Israel H. Cassel, Cassel, Charles Graebe Holland and Amsterdam, J. W. Parker Depen- Rotterdam, J. Wambersie dencies, Surinam, Thomas Trask a Isle Curacao, J. H. D. Meza (( Batavia, Owen Roberts Italian Rome, Geo. W. Greene States, Leghorn, Th. Appleton Genoa, R. Campbell Mecklenburg, Rostock, C. F. Schultz Mexican Mexico, W. D. Jones States, Tampico, John G. McCall Guatulco, Thomas Reily (( Acapulco, Harvey Gregg (( Monterey, J. P. Gilliam (( S. Bias &L Maz. Jose M. Castanos Vera Cruz, M. Burroufifh Matamoras, D. W. Smilh Santa Fe, Saltillo, Campeche, Byrd Brandon Guayamas, Ch. W. Davis Tabasco, H. E. Coleman Laguna, J. W. Langdon Mazatlan, Chaun. Bush Muscat, Zanzibar, H. P. Marshall u Muscat, N. Grenada, Carthagena, J.M. Macpherson Santa Martha, Panama, f\ C. Hassler Peru, Areqiiipa, &c. W. F. Taylor Lima, A. Worthington Paita, Portugal and Lisbon, I. P. Hutchinson Depen- St. Ubes, Wm.H. Vesey dencies, Oporto, Madeira, John H. March Fayal, C. W. Dabney C. Verde Isls. Ferdi Gardiner Prussia, Berlin, Elberfeld, W. T. Simons United States Consuls. 209

Prussia, Stettin, Fred. Schillow, Roman State, Rome, Geo. W.Greene Russia, St. Petersburg, A. P. Gibson Rifra, Alex. Schwartz Odessa, John Ralli Archangel, Edmund Brandt Sandwich I. Oahu, J. C.Jones, jr. Sardinia, Genoa, Charles Barnet (( Nice, V. A. Sasserno, Saxony, Dresden, Edw. F. Rivinus Leipsic, Frederick List Society Isl. Otaheite, S. R. Blacker Spain and De- Cadiz, Alex. Burton pendencies, Barcelona, Joseph Borras Malaga, Geo. G. Barrell Alicant, Bilboa, M. de Aguirre Manilla, H. P. Sturgis Teneriffe, Joseph Cullon Port Mahon, Obadiah Rich Havana, N. P. Trist Trinidad, Cuba, E. C. VVatmough St. Jago, Cuba, Michael Mahon Matanzas, L. Shoemaker Xibara, Puerto, del P. John Owen, Ponce, P. R. Jas. G. Gallagher Guayama, do. W. H. Tracy Mayaguez, do. George Latimer St. John's, do. J. O. Bradford Sweden, Stockholm, C. D. Arfwedson Gottenburof, C. A. Murray Bergen, Ny. Helmich Janson Switzerland, Basil, E. H. Thompson Texas, Brazoria, Galveston, E. A. Rhodes Goliad, John Striker Matagorda, J. A. Monges Velasco, Turkey, Constantinople, Geo. A. Porter Smyrna, David Offley Salonica, W. B. Llewellen u Stancho, D. Davenant ti Cyprus, N. de Mattei 19* 210 Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 211 MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From Austria. Baron de Lederer, Consul-Gen. Joseph Ganahl, Vice-Consul, Savannah.

From Baden. C. F. Hoyer, Consul, New-York.

From Bavaria. George Heinrich, Consul, New-York.

From Belgium. Baron D. Behr, Minister Resident. E. A. Homer, Consul, Boston. Henry G. T. Mali, do. New-York. Henry Lefebure, do. Charleston. 212 Foreign Ministers in the U. States. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 213

J. T. Siierwood, Consul, Portland. Donald Mcintosh, do. Portsmouth. George Manners, do. Boston. , do. New- York. do. Philadelphia. John McTavish, do. Baltimore. William Gray, do. Norfolk. Henry Newman, do. Charleston. Edm. Molyneaux, do. Savannah. James Baker, do. Mobile. John Crawford, do. New-Orleans. Albert G. Lano, Vice-Consul, Eastport. J. B. Swanton, do. Bath. George Jaifrey, do. Portsmouth. R. C. Manners, do. Boston. J. C. Buchanan, do. New- York. P. T. Dawson, do. Baltimore. Robert Leslie, do. Petersburg. William Mackenzie, do. Richmond. Anthony Mislan, do. Wilmington. James Moodie, do. Charleston. William Cooke, do. Darien. John Innerarity, do. Pensacola. Oliver O'Hara, do. Key West. Robert Higgin, do. Mobile.

From Greece. James Andrews, Consul, Boston. From Hamburg. C. N. Buck, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. J. W. Schmidt, Vice-Consul, New- York. F. Christ Graf, do. Baltimore. A. C. Cazenove, do. Alexandria. L. Trapman, do. Charleston. Charles Knorre, do. Boston. F. W. Schmidt, Consul, New-Orleans. From Hanover. A. W. Hupeden Vice-Consul, New-York. John Lowden, Consul, Charleston. From Hanseatic Towns. Lewis Trapman, Consul, Charleston. Caspar Meier, do. New- York. 214 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

H. F. Von Lenyerke, Consul, Philadelphia. Thomas Searle, do. Boston. A. C. Cazenove, do. Alexandria. Fred. Frey, do. New-Orleans.

From Hesse Cassel. Conrad W. Faber, Consul, New- York.

From Holland or JVetherlands. Chev. A. Martini, Charge d'Affaires. J. C. Zimmermann, Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 215

Mortimer Livingston, 216 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

From Russia, M. Bodiscoe, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen- ipotentiary. George Krehmer, First Sec. of Legation. Alexander Chvostoff, Second do. Jean Smirnoff, Attache. A. Eustaphieve, Consul-Gen. New-York. Peter A. Kielchen, Consul, Boston. E. Jones, do. New-Orleans. J. Prince, Agent, Salem. E. Mayo, do. Portland. J. G. Bogart, Vice-Consul, New-York. T. H. Deas, Agent, Charleston. F. Whittle, do. Norfolk.

From Sardinia. A. Garibaldi, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. Louis Albert Cazenove, Vice-Con. Boston. S. V. Rouland, Consul, New-York. C. Valdor, do. Baltimore. Y. F. Brette, do. Norfolk. Y. Auze, do. Savannah. Th. Roger, Vice-Consul, Charleston. A. F. George, do. Mobile. Antoine Michaud, do. New-Orleans.

From Saxe- Weimar. Aug. VV. Hupeden, Consul, New-York.

From Saxony. Charles Aug. Davis, Consul-Gen. Robert Ralston, do. F. Ludwig Brauns, Andreas A. Melly, Johann F. C. Ules,

BVom Spain. Don Miguel Tacon, Charge d'Affaires. Don Louis Potestad, 1st Attache. Don Francisco Pampillo, 2d Attache. Don Pablo Chacon, Consul-Gen, Philadelphia. Thos. Amory Deblois, Vice-Consul, Portland. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 217

Fran. Stoucrhton, Consul, New-York. Manuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Antonio Pomar, do. Norfolk. Antonio Larragna, do. Charleston. Antonio Argote Villalobus, Consul, New-Orleans. Pedro de Alba, Vice-Consul, rPensacola. Don Jose Ygnacio Cruzat, do. Mobile. From Sweden and JVorway. Chevalier S. Lorich, Charge d'Affaires and Con.-Gen. J. Vauo-han, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. C. E. Habicht, do. Boston. John James Boyd, do. New- York. S. Lawson, do. Baltimore. J. H. Brent, do. Alexandria. Joseph Winthrop, do. Charleston. Fran. H. Wilman, do. Savannah. Diedrich Miesegaes, do. New- Orleans. W. P. Vincent, do. Norfolk. From Switzerland. Theodore Nicolet, Consul, New-Orleans. From Texas.

, Minister. John Howard, Consul, Boston. Townsend, do. New-Orleans. Charles H. Forbes, do. New- York.

From the Two Sicilies. Chev. Domenico Morelli, Con.-Gen. Pietro D'Alessandro, Vice-Consul, Benj. Dyer Potter, 218 Governors in the several States.

From TJraguay. Juan Darby, Consul-General. T. B. Avider, Vice-Consul, Baltimore, Carlos D. Head, do. New-Orleans. From Venezuela. N. D. C. Moller, Consul, New-York. From Wurteviburg. Christian Myer, Consul-Gen. Baltimore. GOVERNORS

1 N T H SEVERAL STATE Term of years.

Maine, . , 1. New- Hampshire, Isaac Hill, 1. Massachusetts, Edward Everett, 1. Rhode-Island, William Sprague, 1. Connecticut, Wm. W. Ellsworth, 1. Vermont, Silas H. Jenison, I.

New- York, . William H. Seward, 2. New-Jersey, Wm. S. Pennington, 1. Pennsylvania, David R. Porter, 3. Delaware, Cornelius P.Comegys, 3. Maryland, Thomas W. Veazey, 3. Virg^inia, David Campbell, 2. North-Carolina, Edward B. Dudley, 2. South-Carolina, Patrick Noble, 3.

Mississippi, . A. G. McNutt, 2. Georgia, George R. Gilmer, 2. Kentucky, James Clark, 4.

Tennessee, . Newton Cannon, 2.

Ohio, . Shannon, 2. Loni-iana, A. B. Roman, 4. Indiana, David Wallace, 3. Illinois, Joseph Duncan, 4. Alabama, Arthur P. Bagby, 2. Missouri, Lilburn W. Boggs, 4. Michigan, Stephens T. Mason, 2. Arkansas, James S. Conway, 4. Florida Territory, Richard K. Call, 3. Wisconsin do. Henry Dodge, 3. Iowa do. Henry Atkinson, 3. ; —

Army Officers. 219 ARMY REGISTER.

On the 19th of May, 1837, an alteration was made in the line markin

Cassville, in the Territory of Wisconsin ; and thence north to the line of demarkation between the United States and Canada. All west of that line forms the

Western Division ; and all east, the Eastern Division. Alexander Macomb, Major General, General-in-Chief, —Head-Quarters, Washington City. Edmund P.Gaines, Brigadier- General, {Major-Generol by ,) Commander of the Western Division — Head-Quarters, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Winfield Scott, Brigadier- General, (Major-General by brevet,) Commander of the Eastern Division ; Head-Quarters, Elizabethtown, N. J.

Two aids-de-camp are allowed to each of the gene- rals commanding the two divisions, and one Inspector- General is attached as chief of the staff to perform the duties of Adjutant and Inspector-General ; —Col. John E. Wool is Inspector-General of the Western Divi-

sion : and Col. George Croghan of the Eastern Divi- sion. The two Divisions are subdivided into the following seven Departments.

Department 1. All the country embraced within the Western Division above the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 2. AH the country within the Western Division below the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 3. The States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and the Ter- ritory of^ Florida.

Department 4. South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. —

220 Army Officers.

Department 5. Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Department 6. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa- chusetts, , Vermont, and Maine.

Department 7. Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and that part of the Wisconsin Territory embraced within the Eastern Division.

General Return of the Army, as stated by Colonel Roger Jones, Adjutant- General, JVovernber 30th, 1837. General Staff, ]3 Two Reg. Dragoons, 1,335 Medical Department, 76 EourReg. Artillery, 1,606 Pay Department, 18 Seven Reg.Infantry, 3,1 18 Purchasing Depart. 3 Recruits and unat- ^ ^'^^°n /iiq Corps of Engineers, 28 tached soldiers, ( Topographical Depart. 10 Ordinance Depart. 209 Total, 7,834

1 Major-General ; 2 Brigadier-Generals ; 1 Adju- tant-General ; 2 Inspectors-General ; 1 Quartermas- ters-General ; 4 Quartermasters ; 1 Commissary Gen- erals of Subsistence ; 2 Commissaries ; 1 Surgeon Gen- eral ; 15 Surgeons ; 60 Assistant Surgeons ; 1 Pay-

; master-General 1 Commissary-General of Purchases ;

17 Paymasters ; 2 Military Storekeepers ; 15 Colonels ;

15 Lieutenant-Colonels ; 23 Majors ; 2 Adjutants ; 146 Captains; 168 First Lieutenants; 168 Second

Lieutenants ; 13 Sergeant-Majors ; 13 Quarter-Mas- ter-Sergeants 478 Sergeants 212 Far- ; ; Musicians ;_20~ riers and Blacksmiths; 108 Artifid men for Ordinance ; 5,652 Privates.

Total commissioned, 648.— Total non-commissioned officers, musicians, artificers, and privates, 7,310. Grand Total, 7,958.

The number of Militia in the several States and Ter- ritories, according to the statement of George Bom- ford, Colonel of Ordinance, dated November 20, 1837, 1,333,091.

The aggregate force of Major-Gcneral .Tesup in Florida, of November, 1837, consisted of 8,893. Naval Officers. 221 NAVY REGISTER NAVY BOARD. Isaac Chauncey, President. Charles Morris, A. S. Wadsworth, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C. W. Goldsborough, ,S'ecre

There are 276 Lieutenants, 49 Surgeons, 24 Passed Assistant Surffeons, 33 Assistant Surgeons, 45 Pursers, 9 Chaplains, 181 Passed Midshipmen, 247 Midshipmen, 27 Sailing Masters, 25 Boatswains, 29 Gunners, 25 Carpenters, 24 Sailmakers. MARINE CORPS. Archibald Henderson, Colonel Commandant. Robert D. Wainwright, Lieutenant Colonel. Samuel Miller, Samuel E. Watson, William H. Freeman, C.R. Broom, Lieut. Colonels brevet. Captains, Levi Twiggs, John Harris, Thomas A. Linton, James Edelin, P. G. Howie, adj. & insp. Elijah J. Weed, qr. mas. & maj. William Dulany, Thomas S. English, Geo. W. Walker, Paymaster Ward Marston, Charles C. Tupper, A. A. Nicholson, assis. qr. mas. James McCawley. NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - - Portsmouth, N. H. " John DoAvnes, - - Charlestown, Ms. « Charles G. Ridgeley, - , N. Y. " Charles Stewart, - - Philadelphia, Pa. « Daniel T. Patterson, - Washington, D. C. " Lewis Warrington, - Gosport, Va. « W. C. Bolton, - - Pensacola, Fl. NAVY AGENTS. John R. Livingston, jr. New York Michael W. Ash, Philadelphia John Thomas, - - - Baltimore George Loyall, Norfolk John P. Henry, Savannah Leonard Jarvis, Boston John Laighton, Portsmouth, N. H. Benj. D. Heriot, Charleston, S. C. Elias Kane, Washington Thomas Eastin, Pensacola Baring, Brothers & Co. - London Fitch, Brothers & Co. Marseilles William P. Furniss & Co. St. Thomas In the Navy of the U. States, there are 11 vessels of 74 guns and upwards, 1 of 54 guns, 14 of 44 guns, 2 of 36 guns, 14 of 18 and 20 guns, 6 of 10 guns, and 1 of 4 guns. CITY REGISTER City of Boston Incorporated February 23, 1822.

»e« 224 City Officers.

Ward Ward 7. Philip Marett 10. Lemuel Shattuck E. G. Austin Gideon F. Thayer Isaac Parker Ruel Baker Ezra C. Hutchins W. Lewis, jr. 8. Eliphalet Williams IL Warren White Thomas J. Shelton Samuel Wheeler John B. Parker E. Copelandjr. Wm. W. Parrott John Stevens 9. Thomas C. Amory 12. J. L. C. Amee Charles Brooks Stephen Shelton George Page Jonathan Preston Horatio N. Crane

Samuel F. M'Cleary, Citij Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, City and County Treasurer.

Ezra Weston, jr. City Marshal. James H. Blake, Hezekiah Earl, Deputy City Marshals. John Pickering, City Solicitor. William Hayden, jr. Auditor ofAccounts. Daniel Rhodes, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets. Charles B. Wells, Superintendent of Common Sewers. Abner Bourne, Superintendent of Public Lands. Flavel Case, Capt. of the Watch, ^ Superinten. ofLamps. William Warner, Superintendent of JVorlh Free Bridge. Royal Oliver, Superintendent of South Free Bridge. James Phillips, Superintendent of Faneuil Hall. Johnson Colby, Messenger to the City Council.

HEALTH OFFICERS. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician of Rains- ford Island. [Offices, City Hall.] Drs. John C. Warren, George Hayward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Jacob Bigelow, Consulting Physicians. George P. Tewksbury, Capt. of the Quarantine Boat John Minot, Keeper ofRainsford Island Hospital. City Officers. 225

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward VVanl 1. Joseph Hartt 7. Thomas Tarbell 2. Ephraim Milton 8. J. W. Warren, jr. 3. Joseph AJoriarty 9. Joseph Lewis 4. William x\.dams 10. Joseph Etistis 5. Daniel Henchman 11. Artemas Simonds 6. Billinofs Brisrsfs 12. Wilder Harding The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wed- nesday of every month, at their office, Faneuil Hall. Treasurer and Clerk, James H. Foster. ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Bass Thomas Jackson Assistant Assessors. Ward Ward 1. Simon Wilkinson 7. Sargent S. Littlehale Frederick Gould Charles Wilkins 2. Samuel Emmes 8. W^illiam Bramhall John B. Tremere Thomas Curtis 3. Charles Lincoln 9. James B. Richardson Elijah Stearns Joseph H. Thayer 4. Jeremiah Fitch 10. Eber Parker Benjamin Lamson Jedediah Tuttle 5. Eliphalet P. Hartshorn 11. Josiah Vose Zach. Jellison Joel Fay 6. Jesse Shaw 12. Edmund Jackson Enoch Train James Harris, jr. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

The Mayor and Presiden t of the Common Council. Ward Ward 1. Baron Stow 7. Hubbard Winslow William Croswell Samuel K. Lothrop 2. S. W. Olney 8. Martin Gay Henry Fowle S.G.Howe 3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. William Parker Rollin H. Neale E. Wio-glesworth 4. W. W. Newhall 10. John Flint Chandler Robbins Marshall S. Perry 5. Frederick Emerson 11. William P. Jarvis A. T. Lowe G. Sparhawk 6. Henry B. Rogers 12. B. Whittemore J. L. Watson C. J. F. Allen 226 City Officers. PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

George W. Otis, jr. Chairman. Joseph Curtis, Secretary. Standing CommUtee. Richard W. Bayley Francis Brown F. A. Sumner J. F. Bumstead George Rogers John B. Stebbins Augustus A. Gould I. W. Bourne DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Richards Child Thomas A. Davis Joseph Lewis Thomas Hollis James Means Nathaniel H. Emmons Daniel Henchmnn David JNickerson Artemas Simonds John Crocker, Superintendent. Ezra. Palmer, jr. m. d. Physician. Rev. George F. Haskins, Chaplain. DIRECTORS or THE HOUSE OF REFORMATION FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Edward Brooks John L. Dimmock John Rayner James C. Wild Zachariah Jellison Larra Crane George B. Emerson Rev. George F. Haskins, Superintendent. David Coggin, Instnider. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Daniel Hnstings Willinm T. Andrews Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Darracott Charles Robbins, Master. Rev. Charles Cleaveland, Chaplain. FIRE DEPARTMENT. William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer, Engineers. Henry Smith Thomas B. Warren James G. Sanderson John Green, jr. Richard A. Newell Henry Fowle Charles S. Clark Peter C. Jones John Shelton Thomas A. Williams Theodore Washburn George W. Wilkins City Officers. 227

INSTRDCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Latin, School-st. for boys.— Epes S. Dixwell, Master. , Sub Master, Francis Phelps, Geo. F. Ware, Ushers.

English High, Pinckney-st. for boys,—Thomas Sher- win. Master, Luther Robinson, Siih Master, Francis S. Williams, Usher, Francis M. J. Suranlt, Instructer in French, Jonathan Snellinor, Instructer, and Wil- liam F. Stratton, Assistant Instructer in Jfriling in the Latin and English High Schools. Adams, Mason-st. for boys.—Samuel Barrett, Gram- mar Master, Josinh Fair bank, Writing Master, Ly- man T. Bowker, Usher. BowDoiN, Derne-st. for girls.—Abrnham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. Boylston, Fort Hill, for girls. —Charles Fox, Gram- mar Master, Aaron B. Hoyt, Writing Master. Eliot, North Bennett-st. for boys.—David B. Tower, Grammar Master, Levi Conant, Writing Master, Ja- cob H. Kent, Loring Lothrop, Ushers. Franklin, Washington-st. for boys.—Barnum Field, Grammar Master, Nathan Merrill, Writing Master, Joseph T. Swan, Usher.

Hancock, Hanover-st. for girls.—William J. Adams, Gram. Master, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Writing Master. Hawes, South Boston, for boys and girls,—Joseph Harrington, jr. Grammar Master, John A. Harris, Writing Master, Jonathnn Battles, jr. Usher. Johnson, Tremont-st. for girls.—Richard G. Parker, Master, Andrew J. Loud, Usher. Lyman, East Boston, for boys and girls.—Albert Bow- ker, Master. Mayhew, Hawkins-st. for boys.—William D. Swan, Grammar Master, Aaron D. Capen, Writing Master^ Amos Allen, jr. Usher. Smith, Belknap-st. for boys and girls.—Abner Forbes, Master, Sarah Forbes, Assistant. Wells, McLean-st. for girls.—Cornelius Walker, Grammar Master, Reuben Swan, jr. Writing Master. 228 City Officers.

WiNTHROP, East-st. for boys.—Henry Williams, jr. Master, Daniel French, Usher. Charles K. H. Richardson, Instruder in Writing in the Johnson and Winthrop Schools.

SURVEYORS OF LUMBER.

George W. Otis, Surveyor General. Office, 112Milk-st Deput}/ Surveyors. Thomas Barry, Seth Thaxter, Rolun Hartshorn, Jon- athan Thaxter, Charles Hersey, William Willett, Geo. W. Cram, Charles Bullard, George Page, Seth Dew- ing, Samuel Waldron, William Fisk, for Mahogany, S^c. William Green, Warren Bowker, Gad Leavitt, John Lefavour, Seth Brooks, Saml. Lamson, Jotham Barnes, for Ship Timber,

Fence Viewers, Romanus Emerson, Rolun Hartshorn. Cullers of Dry Fish, Benjamin Clark, Benjamin Luckis. Cullers of Hoops and Staves, Benjamin Clark, James Brown. Inspectors of Lime, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. Assay Master, Lewis A. Lauriat. Field Drivers and Pound Keepers, Thos. Gerrish, John Vose, William Fisk. Surveyor of Hemp, Benjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood brought by Land, William Shat- tuck, James Wilson, x\Ioses Hadley, John R. Brad' ford, William Fisk. Measurers of Wood brought by Water, Jona. Thaxter, Warren Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, Josiah Haskell, Pound Keeepers, T. Gerrish, J. Vose, William Fisk. Hay Weighers, John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough. Weigher of Boats and Lighters, James Barry. Sealers of Weights and Measures, Amos Stevens, John M. Dearborn. City Crier, James Wilson. [Office, under Exchange CofFee-House. City Officers. 229 UNDERTAKERS. , 4 Commercial street. Martin Smith, 14 Prospect street. Joseph Wilcutt, 98 Sea street. Thomas Murray, South Boston. John Deluce, Second street, South Boston. Cyrus Babbet, 10 Purchase street. Henry Davis, 8 Prince street. Thomas Haskell, 59 Prince street. John B. Braid, Broadway, South Boston. Stephen S. Andrews, Church street. Joseph Willcutt, jr. 27 Salem street. Thomas Andrews, 1 Bartlett street. Francis Dillaway, 46 Eliot street. William A. Brabiner, Broadway, South Boston. Rodney Gove, Rear St. Paul's Church. Caleb J. Pratt, 12 Purchase street. Robert Clark, East street. Oren Faxon, Orange Lane. Levi Whitcomb, East Boston.

Constables appointedfor one year, to July 1839. Fr. M. Adams Enoch 'Glover ' Jabez Pratt W. G. Babbit Josiah Haskell Jonathan Prescott Josiah Baldwin Charles Hastings James Prince S. F. Barrett John Henry George Reed Horatio Bass Thomas Holden George Reed, jr. John Boardman Jacob Hook George Robinson S. M. Burnham Richard Hosea EbenezerShute Derastus Clapp James Hunkins Eben. Shute, jr. Willard Clough E. P. Hunt Jonas Stratton Nath'l. Coolidge Benjamin Lane Jacob C. Tallant Isaac A. Coolidge William Loring Henry Taylor Elisha Copeland Johnson Lunt Eben. Trescott, Elisha V. Glover FrancisMerrifield Samuel S. Vialle

Auctioneers, licensed to July 1839. William Andrews Geo. E. Cook Samuel Hatch James M. Allen J. L. Cunningham Oliver Hall Tim. M. Baker Silas Field Jabez Hatch Stephen Brown Francis Freeman Daniel Flersey Saml. K. Bayley Nathl. F. Froth- Edward F. Hall Benjamin Bruce ingham Eliab Littlefield F. B. Callender Coolidge & Has- Tristram B. Mac- Geo. F. Cook kell kay 21 230 Mails, Boston.

John S. Johnson Frink Stratton , jr. Julius A. Noble Whitwell & Sea- Geo. P. Thomas Benjamin Poor E. L. Snow [ver Ferdin. E. White Jabez Pratt William A. Smith Willard C. White Thomas P. Rich Thomas W. SearsPrentice Whitney Henry Robins John Tyler Saml. A. Walker

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY, Incorporated 1638. Captain, Major Lewis Dennis. 1st Lieutenant, Col. Henry K. Oliver, Salem. 2d Lieutenant, Major Job Taber. Adjutant, Lieut. Newel A. Thompson. 1st Sergeant, Lieut. Edward F. Hall. 2d do. Ensign William P. Brown. 3rf Lieut. A. L. Barrett, Maiden. Lieut. Abel Gushing, jr. Capt. William G. Fullick. Lieut. Joseph Smith. Treasurer, Lieut. Col. Abner Bourne. Clerk, Georg-e H. Whitman. Armorer, William Alline. Boston Medical Association. 231 MEMBERS OF THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Arranged according to the time of their adiiiictance.

James Jackson, 6 Phillips place. Benjamin Shurtleff', 134 Tremont street. John C. Warren, 2 Park street. John Randall, 20 Winter street. Thomas 1. Parker, 25 Bedford street. George C. Shattuck, Staniford street, corner of Cam- bridge street. John B. Brown, 65 Belknap street. Walter Channing, Tremont st. opposite Trera. House. Jacob Bigelow, 37 Summer street. George Hayward, 154 Tremont street. George Parkman, 11 Bowdoin street. Theodore Dexter, 11 Somerset place. Williams Bradford, 53 Broadway, South Boston. Abner Phelps, 23 Oliver street. Zabdiel B. Adams, 21 Pearl street. Solomon D. Townsend, 18 Somerset street. John Ware, 3 Hamilton place. David Osgood, 1 Rowe street. Samuel A. Shurtleff. Enoch Hale, 14 West street. Samuel Adams, 33 Cambridge street. Edward Reynolds, jr. 29 Winter street. Woodbridge Strong, 18 Winter street. William Sweetser,^]37 Tremont street. John Jeffries, 9 Franklin street. Thomas W. Parsons, surgeon-dentist, 16 Winter st. Josiah F. Flagg, surgeon-dentist, 31 Winter street. George B. Doane, Tremont row. Jerome V. C, Smith, Health Office, City Hall, Quaran- tine Physician of the Port, 12 Bowdoin street. George W. Otis, jr. 8 Chamber street. Edwin Adams, 33 Cambridge street. Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan place. Federal street. Winslow Lewis, jr. Boylston, corner of Pleasant street Charles T. Hildreth, 1 La Grange place. D. Humphreys Storer, 14 Winter street. John Flint, 20 Common street 232 Boston Medical Association.

John C. Hayden, 131 Tremont street. Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street. Joseph W. McKean, 12 Hanover street. Martin Gay, 48 Milk street. Alexander Thomas, 35 Common street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hayward place. Nathan C. Keep, surgeon-dentist, 1 Tremont place. Frederick A. Sumner, 13 School street. John B. Stebbins, Broadway, South Boston. Charles Choate, 27 Howard street. J. T. Prescott, 14 Howard street. Giles H. Lodge, 114 Hanover street. Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street. Thomas Gray, jr. surgeon-dentist, 260 Washington st. John B. S. Jackson, 6 Bedford place. John Homans, 157 Tremont street. Edward J. Davenport, 4 Winter street. Henry Dyer, 40 Green street. Daniel Harwood, surgeon-dentist, 4 Hamilton place. Augustus A. Gould, 194 Tremont street. Calvin Ellis, Bumstead place. Marshall S. Perry, 467 Washington street. Abraham A. Watson, 1 Common street. George Bartlett, 33 Green street. Edward Warren, 13 Montgomery place. Benjamin F. Wing, corner of Montgomery place. Ambrose Seaton, 106 Purchase street. William G. Hanaford, 9 Howard street. Paul Simpson, 12 Milk street. Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street. Joseph Roby, 6 Somerset place. Caleb S. Whitman, 61 Broadway, South Boston. Asa B. Snow, 132 Hanover street. Jesse Chickering, Washington street. William E. Foster, 1 South Bennett street. Henry A. Ward, Sullivan place. Federal street. Charles G. Putnam, 37 Summer street. James B. Gregerson, Pemberton hill. John Odin, jr. corner of Tremont and Eliot streets. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, 2 Beacon street. Francis H. Gray, 21 Cambridge street. Henry L Bowditch, Otis place. J. Moriarty, Salem street, corner of Cross. Henry G. Clark, 204 Hanover street. Boston Medical Association. 233

Abner B. Wheeler, 2 Bennett street. J. iMason Warren, 2 P.irk street.

Lewis J. Glover, Pleasant street. , Solomon Keep, surgeon-dentist, 1 Park street. Geo. C. Shattuck, jr. cor. of Staniford and Camb. sts. E. W. Leach, 143 Hanover street. Andrew Alexander, Broadway, South Boston. Robert William Hooper, 27 Winter street. Oliver Wendell Holmes, 2 Central court. John W. Warren, jr. 46 Federal street. William Incpalls,jr. Tremont row. Richard H. Salter, 2 Bowdoin street. Francis Dana, surgeon-dentist, Tremont row. Henry B. C. Greene, 45 Federal street. Warren J. Whitney, 90 Federal street. Jonathan Leonard, Pearl street. Marcellus Bowen, B. street, South Boston. Luther Clark, Montgomery place. John H. Dix, Court street. Herman B. Inches, 15 Summer street. Henry G. VV' iley, 4 La Grange place. George Amory Bethune, l'i9 Tremont street. Charles Gordon, 4 Winter street. Ephraim Buck, 171 Hnnover street. John W. Gorham, 34 School street. George Hubbard, 1 Friend street. Jeffries Wymm, 14 Howard street. Charles E. Ware, Tremont street. Charles H. Wheelwright. Horace Dupee, jr. 448 Washington street. John Stevens, 190 Hanover street. Benjamin Haskell, 4th street, South Boston. Benjamin E. Cotting, 289 Washington street. Samuel Wigglesworth, Tremont street. William Eustis, Tremont street. Stephen Salisbury, 1 West street. Richard S. Young, 16 Howard street. Joshua Tucker, 4 Hamilton place. Thomas M. Brewer, Hanover street Nathaniel S. Tucker. J. T. Gilman Leach, 2 Cambridge street. S. S. Bugbee, Bedford street. William Gordon, Washington street, near Bedford st. 21* 234 List of Stages. LIST OF STAGES.

The hours at which they start from and arrive at Boston^

Prom Badger and Porter's "Stage Register."

Albany, via. Brattleborough, Vt. daily, from 36 Hano- ver-st. at 2 a m. via Northampton, Springfield, and Green- field, from 7 and 11 Elmst. Amherst, Windsor, and Burlington, Mail, via Lowell Rail Road, every morning. Brattleborough Stage, leaves 36 Hanover-st. daily at 5 am. Bridgewater and Randolph, Washington CofFee House, and City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at 12 m. Brighton, leaves Tremont Saloon, 9 a m, 1 and 6 pm. Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at 4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. Concord Accom. leaves 36 Hanover-st. every day at 3 p m, and arrives at 9 p m. Charlestown Hourly, leaves Brattle st. Cambridge Hourly, leaves Brattle st. Cambridgeport Hourly, leaves Brattle st. Canton, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon. Tues. Thurs. and Sat. at 4 p m. Dedham, leaves 9 Elm st. daily, at 4 p 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 St. at 8, 10, ], andSJ. Easton and Stoughton, leaves Washington Coftee House daily at 3 p m. East Cambridge, leaves City Tavern, hourly through the day. East Boston Omnibus, leaves Tremont Saloon every day, except Sun. at 9, 11,2, 5^, and 7. iPitchburgh, Fiizwilliam, and Brattleboro' Mail, leaves 11 Elm st every day. Gloucester Mail, City Tavern, every day, except Sun. at 2^ p m, arrives 11 a m. Greenfield Mail, leaves 12 Elm st. Tues. Thurs. and Saturday. Groton Accom. 36 Hanover st. Tues. Thurs. and Sat. at 10 a m, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Friday at 4 p m. Haverhill, Ms. and Dover, N. U. 11 Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 7^ a m. List of Stages. 235

Hingham, leaves 9 Elm st. every ctey, except Sun. at 4 p m, and arrives at 9 a m. Keene, N. H. Mail, 36 Hanover st. every morning, at 5. Keene, N. H, leaves 11 Elm st. every day at 4 p m. Keene, N. H. via Lowell Rail Road, Tues. Thurs. and Saturday morning. Lexington and West Cambridge Stage, leaves 36 Hano- ver St. Mon. Wed. Thurs. and Sat. at 3 p m. Lbvvell Rail Road Depot, Leveret st. cor. Bartcm st. Lowell, 11 Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 2 pm, Lancaster and Fitchburgh Accom. leaves City Tavern, Tues. Thurs. and Sat. Sam. Lynn, leaves 11 Elm st. daily, at 4 p m. Maiden Stage, leaves 9 Elm st. daily, except Sunday, at 4 pm. Mt. Washington Hourly, from opposite City Hall. Medfield, Medway, and Mendon, leaves 158 Washing- ton St. Tues. Thurs. and Sat. 11 am; and 11 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. for Woonsocket, at 6 a m, and arrives at 5 p m. Medford, leaves 9 Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 12 and 5. Marblehead, leaves City Tavern every day, except Sun. at 4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. New Bedford, leaves City Tavern Mon. Wed. and Fri- day, at 8 a m. Newport Mail, via Rail Road. Newton Lower Falls and Brighton, leaves 7 Elm St. Mon. Wed. and Sat. Upper Falls, daily, at 11 Elm st. Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 85 Ann st. every day, except Sun. at 1 p m, and arrives at 1 p m. New York Mail, via Worcester Kail Road, leaves the Depot every mornine, at 7 a m. Plymouth Accom.'leaves City Tavern Tues. Thurs. and Sat at 10 a m, and half past 12 p m. Plymouth, Sandwich, and Barnstable Mail, City Tav- ern, every morning, except Sun. at 4 a ra. Portland, Me. Mail, leaves Eastern Stage House every day at 12 m, and arrives every day at 12 m. Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves 84 Ann st. every morn- ninir, except Sun. at 8, and arrives at 5 p m. Peterborough, N. H. leaves Elm st. Tues. Thurs. and Sat. mornings at 7, and arrives Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 4 pm. Plymouth Stage, leaves City Tavern Tues. Thurs. and Sat. 12i p m, and daily, at li p m. 236 Baggage Waggons.

Providence Rail Road Depot, bottom of the Cominon. Providence Stage, leaves 9 Eltn st. every morning at 8. Portsmouth Accom. leaves 84 Arm st. every morning, except Sun. at half past 7, and arrives at 4 p m. Q,uincy, leaves Jennings's, Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 4 p m, and arrives at half past Sam. Royalston, 11 Eltn st. every day except Sun. Roxbury Hourly, from Norfolk Avenue. Salem, leaves City Tavern every Sunday at 9. Salem, leaves 9 and II Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 3 p m. Sterling and Princeton, 11 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 8 a m. Stow, Bolton, and Lancaster, 11 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and Fri. at 10 a m. South Reading, leaves 9 Elm st. daily, except Sun. at 4 pm, arrives at 9 a m. Taunton, leaves 158 Washington st. every day, except Sun. at 3 p m. Waltham and Watertown, leaves 11 Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 4 p m, and City Tavern daily, except Sun. atS^. Woburn, leaves Jennings's, 9 Elm st. Mon. Wed. and Sat. at 4 p m. Worcester Rail Road Depot, Lincoln st. Worcester Accom. 7 Elm st. every day, except Sun. at 10 a m, arrives at half past 1 p m.

BAGGAGE WAGGONS.

Athol and Boston, 11 Elm st. Beverly, 13 Merchants Fcow. Fall River and Newport, arrives every Wed. and Sat. in the morning, and leaves in the afternoon of the same days. Order Box at City Tavern. Greenfield order box at City Tavern. Hubbardstown and Princetown, order box at 53 North Market st. Lynn, arrives and leaves every day. Order box at 53 N Market st. Methuen and Boston, leaves Tues. and Friday. Order box 22 S. Market st. New Bedford, arrives every Wed. and Fri. and leaves every Thurs. and Sat. Order box at City Tavern. Days of Grace. 237

Northampton, leaves every other Sat. Order box at E. H. Doolittle's, 17 Union st. Providence, arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Salem, arrives and leaves every day, Sun. excepted. Order box at A Brown's, 13 Merchants" Row.

Salom, arrives and leaves every day ; also leaves for Newburyport through Ipswich and Rowley, Wed. and Sat. Order box at 13 Merchants" Row. South Reading order box at 53 N. Market st. Taunton and Bristol, arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Wareham, arrives Fri. and leaves Sat. Order box at City Tavern.

An Act relating to Days of Grace on Commercial Paper, in certain cases.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives, in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: In all cases where bills ofexchange, drafts, or promissory notes shall become due and payable on Sunday, on the annual thanksgiving and fast days, or on the fourth day of July, the same shall be payable on the day next preceding such Sunday, annual thanksgiving and fast days, and

fourth day of July ; and in case of non payment may be

noted and protested on such preceding day ; provided, that it shall not be necessary for the holder or holders of such bills of exchange, drafts or promissory notes to give notice of the dishonor thereof, until the day next after such Sunday, thanksgiving and fast days, or fourth day of

July ; and every such notice so given shall be valid and effectual to all intents and purposes.

In a healthy person, the heart makes eighty pulsations that two ounces in one minute ; and it is supposed and a half of blood are expelled into the aorta at each pulsa-

tion ; consequently not less than nine thousand and six hundred ounces are thrown into this vessel in an hour. At each pulsation this quantity of blood is said to be pro- pelled eight inche:=, whicli is more than fifty three feet in one minute. The average quantify of blood in a human body is about thirty pounds, all of which passes through the heart in the spare of one hour. —

238 Salem City Government.

CITY OFFICERS OF SALEM, 1838-9.

STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, Mayor. ALDERMEN. Abijah Northey, Josejtli Hodges, George H. Smith, John W. Rogers, Samuel Holnian, jr. George Peabody.

COMMON COUNCIL. Richard S. Rogers, President.

Ward 1. Ehenezer K. Lakeman, Horatio Perry, John Bertram, David Moore, James W. Cheever, Stephen Mirick. Ward 2. Riciiard S. Rogers, David Roberts, Nehe- miah Brown, Putnam L Fartiliam, Nathaniel Appleton, William Hunt. Ward 3. John Russell, Wirithrop Sargent, Warwick Palfray, jr. Stephen Fogg, James Chamberlain, Ira Cheever. Ward 4. David Putnam, Stephen A. Chase, David Pulsifer, jr. Michael Shepard, Henry K. Oliver, John Chapman, jr.

Joseph Cloutman, Cit7j Clerk. Nathaniel Cleaves, Clerk of Common Council. Joseph Felt, Treasurer and Collector. Perley Putnam, City Marshal. SCHOOL COMMITTKK. Leverett Saltonstall, Richard S. Rogers, Michael Carl- ton, Jona. C. Perkins, Cyrus Chase, Samiiel M. Worces- ter, John Brazer, Ira A. Brewster, John Wayland, NathI, Silsbee, jr. Alicm Putnam, Stephen Osborne, George Choate, Joseph H. Phippen, Nathaniel W. Osgood.

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor and Aldermen, and Messrs. Nehemiah Brown, Stephen Mirick, James Chamberlain, Michael Shepard. HEALTH COMMISSIONERS. The Mayor and Alderman Hodges, and Messrs. J. W. Cheever, Stephen Fogg, William Hunt, John Bertram, Horatio Perry. Physician, Benjamin Cox, jr. ASSESSORS. Samuel Holman, James Ropes, Jonathan Perley. Lowell City Government. 239

CITY OFFICERS OF LOWELL, 1838-9.

LUTHER LAWRENCE, Mayor. ALDERMEN. Benjamin F. French, Oliver M. Whipple, Seth Chellis, George H. Carleton, Charles L. Tilden, Geo. Brownell.

COMMON CODNCIL. Elisha Huntington, President.

Ward 1. Jesse Piielps, Walter Wright, Eliphalet Brown, Perez Fuller. fVard 2. William Fiske, Aaron H. Sherman, Williana Upham, Henry J. Baxter. IVard 3. Thomas I?opkinson, Elisha Huntington, Horace Howard, John Mixer. JVard 4. David Dana, Perley Hale, Benjamin Walker, William Baker. Ward 5. Garret L Bradt, Benjamin Wilde, Erastua Douglass, Rutus Paul. Ward 6. Eli Cooper, Thomas L. Randlett, James L. Foot, Calvin Goodspeed. Thomas Ordway, Citij Clerk. Albert Locke, Clerk of Common Council.

OVEKSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor, Aldermen French and Whipple, and Messrs. Huntington, Walker, Wilde, and Foot.

SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Mayor and Aldermen, ex officio, and the following gentlemen, by election : —John O. Green, Theodore Ed- son, Amos Blanchard, Henry A. Miles, Elisha Fuller, Zenas Thompson. HEALTH COMMISSIONERS. John O. Green, Jonathan Morse, 2d. Moses Shattuck, Hamlin Davis, Horatio G. F. Corliss. ASSESSORS. J. H. B. Ayer, Jesse Fox, Hazen Elliott. William Davidson, Treasurer and Collector, H. G. F. Corliss, Auditor of Accounts. Henry T. Mowatt, City Marshal. Fire Depart.—Jonathan M. Marston, Chief Engineer, 240 Government Expenses.

EXPENSES OF THE ADMINISTRATION. The expenditures of the government, from the com- mencement of General Washington's administration to the close of Mr. Adams's —exclusive of the expenses of the late war, the payments under treaties, and the pay- ments on account of the national debt—were as follows : Washington's administration—8 years, $15,890,698 John Adams's do. 4 do. '21,348,356 Jefferson's do. 8 do. 41,100,788 Madison's do. 8 do. 56.014,995 Monroe's do. 8 do. 74,679,143 John Q. Adams's do. 4 do. 49,726,311

Total, ^258,760,291 Treaty payments, 5,776,183 War expenses, 113,354,315

Total expenditure of 40 years, $377,890,791 Jackson's administration—8 years, $145,792,737 Van Buren's do. 1st year, 33.554,341

EMIGRATION FROM ENGLAND. An account of all emigrants, who have left London from the 7th of May, 1833, to 30th of December, 1837, to settle in the British Colonies and in the United States, says, that there were 1416 ships, with a tonnage of 636,336 tons and 26,495 seamen employed, who carried 112,172 persons, of all ages and sexes, and that of this whole number only 8379 came to the Canadas, and the rest, 99,635, came to the United States. In the last year only, the emigrants from the port of Liverpool were 32,045, of whom 28,713 came to the United Slates.

In July, 1838, the State Banks and branches were 829. The Presidents, Directors and other officers, is not over estimated at 8,200.— Stockholders at 650,000. The ag- gregate of these is nearly a million of persons, whose business, relations and pecuniary interests are involved. 7.(i36 The capital of all the Banks is about $31 .770 ; of loans, $485,631,867. A mass of about one million of per- sons, and money and credit to an amount exceeding five hundred millions of dollars, are, in a great degree, depen- dent upon the operations of this bank credit system. Insurance Companies in Boston. 241 LYSURAjYCE compajvies lybostojv. American Insurance Company.

No. 54 State st. Cap. $300,000. Dividend Jan. & July. Directors, J. I. Bowditch, (President,) Samuel Ap- pleton, Francis Bacon, Horace Gray, Benj. A. Gould, John Heard, Caleb Lorin^, Samuel May, Charles H. Mills, H. Oxnard, Paschal P. Pope, Benjamin Rich, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, J. S. Barbour.

Atlantic Insurance Company.

No. 46 State st. Cap. $250,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Francis Watts, (President,) Joseph V. Ba- con, Charles Brown, William H. Foster, Jabez C. Howe, Demina^ Jarvis, Thaddeus Nicholsjr. Henry Oxnard, Isaac C. Pray. Secretary, Robert Farley.

Atlas Insurance Company.

No. 31 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Samuel A. VV^ells, (President,) John Bor- land, Georofe B. Blake, George Brinley, Edward Cruft, Richard Devens, Thomas Dennie, Samuel Frothing- ham, John Harris, James Harris, John Hooper, jr. Jere- miah Kahler, Joseph W. Lewis, Phineas Sprague, Rezin D. Shepherd. Secretary, Andrew C. Dorr, jr.

Boston Insurance Company.

No. 62 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Directors, Lemuel Pope, (President,) John Bryant, Giles Lodge, John F. Loring, William Lawrence, George Pratt, Daniel P. Parker, J. H. Wolcott. Secretary, P. W. Freeman.

Boston Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 19 State Street. • Directors, Lemuel Blake, (President,) Theodore Ba- ker, John G. Davis, Charles Ewer, David Francis, Pearson H. Field, David S. Greenough, Nathaniel Hammond, Peter C. Jones, Jonathan Preston, John Shelton, Theodore Washburn, Charles A. Wells. Secretary, Joseph Curtis. 22 5^2 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

No. 412 Wash. st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Ap. & Oct. Directors, Aaron Baldwin, (President,) J. P. Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Philip Marett, Josiah Stedman, J. P. Town- send, Josiah Vose, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams. Secretary, Joseph W. Balch.

Columbian Insurance Company,

No. 43 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June &l Dec. Directors, Charles Bradbury, (President,) William H. Boardman, Theodore Chase, S. Hooper, Robert Hooper, jr. Henry Sigourney, William Savage, Wil- liam Sawyer, Thomas H. Wales. Secretary, Edward P. Meriam.

Franklin Insurance Company.

No. 44 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div." Jan. & July. Directors, Francis Welch, (President,) Samuel L. Abbott, Frederick H. Bradley, Lemuel Crackbon, John Lamson, James Reed, Enoch Train, Eliphalet Will- iams, T. Magoun, jr. Secretary, William M. Byrnes. Clerk, A. Stanley.

Firemen's Insurance Company. No. 75 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Shares, par, $25. Directors, Thomas C. Amory, (President,) Amos Cotting, John CoUamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Josiah Dan- iell, John S. Ellery, William G. Eaton, Thaddeus Nich- ols, jr. John Slade, jr. Benjamin Seaver, Ignatius Sar- gent, Benjamin Yeaton. Secretary, S. G. Rogers, jr.

Fishing Insurance Company. Shares, par, $50.

No. 20 Com'l. St. Cap. $100,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Benjnmin Sewall, (President,) Benjamm Abrahams, C. Cole, jr. Benjamin Dodd, C. F.Eaton, William V. Kent, Israel Lonibard, Robert Ripley, John Snelling, William Thomas, George Thacher, Newell Withington. Secretary, Moses Sewall. Insurance Companies in Boston. 243

Hope Insurance Company.

No. 15 State st. Cap. <5'^00.000. Div. April Sl Oct. Directors, Nehemiah Parsons, (President,) William Davis, jr. John H. Foster, B. A. Gould, Bela Hunting, Thomas Lord, flarvey C. MncKay, William Parsons, John P. Rice, Epes Sargent, John W. Trull. Secretary, iVugustus Lovett.

Alassachusetts Fire and ^Marine Insurance Co. No. 45 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Directors, Nathaniel G. Snellin^, (President,) N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon K. Greene, Abraham Howard, James Savage, Enoch Silsby, Benjamin M. Watson. Secretary, John Center.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 17 State street, (up stairs.) Directors, Charles Wells, (President,) Ebenezer T. Andrews, Joseph Austin, George Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Henry Codman, Charles P. Curtis, Ebenezer Francis, William Lawrence, Joseph Levering, John A. Lowell, Samuel May, Charles Wells, John D.Williams. Secretary, William Tufts.

Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company.

No. 50 State st. Cap. $500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 1818. Dividend January. William Prescott, President.

Actuary, Joseph Tilden. | Secretary, Moses L.Hale. Vice-Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, John Plooper, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jackson, John Lowell, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Per- kins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, John Tappan, Titus Welles. Directors, Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, Ebene- zer Chadwick, Henry Codman, Patrick T. Jackson, Abbott Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley, Benjamin R. Nichols, Daniel P. Parker, William Stur- gis, Joseph Tilden. Receiver, George F. Flint. Clerk, Edward L. Perkins. Messenger, Albert Smith. 244 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38 State st. Cap. $500,000. Div. April &l Oct. Directors, Joseph Balch, (President,) Daniel C. Ba- con, Nathl. Curtis, Thomas P. Curtis, Arthur French, Henry Hall, Elijah Lorinof, Abbott Lawrence, Francis C. Lowell, William Rollms, T. H. Swett, John Wil- liams, William P. Winchester. Assistant President, Samuel Tenney. Secretary, Georjre Homer. Clerk, Edward Stearns.

Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 59 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Charles W. Cartwright, (President,) Eben- ezer T. Andrews, John Bumstead, Amos Binney, Thomas P. Cushing, Ebenezer Chadwick, John Ket- tell, James Means, Jeffrey Richardson, William Shim- min. Supply C. Thwing, John Williams. Secretary, Samuel Hunt.

Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 13 State street. Directors, Adam W. Thaxter, (President,) William Adams, Ezekiel Bates, John Boles, John Bacon, Jacob Hall, Phineas Dow, Christopher Gore, Enoch Hobart, Thomas Moulton, George Wm. Phillips, John B.Wells, James Weld. Secretary, Solomon Hovey, jr.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 58 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. May & Nov. Directors, Nathaniel Meriam, (President,) Benjamin Bangs, P. R. Dalton, John G. Low, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, James Johnson, George A. Goddard, George F. Williams, Elijah Loring, Edward Wiggles- worth. Secretary, William B. Coffin.

JVational Insurance Company. No. 66 State st. Cap. $500,000. Div. April & Oct. Shares, par, $50. Directors, Samuel W. Swett, (President,) William Appleton, William Amory, Isaac Bangs, Daniel Denny, Insurance Companies in Boston. 245

J. W. Edmands, Thomas Gray, John L. Gardner, Wil- liam H. Gardiner, Samuel Hubbard, George Howe, Robert Hooper, jr. Daniel Kimball, George H. Kuhn, John A. Lowell, Isaac Livermore, James Means, B. R. Nichols, D. L. Pickman, Francis Skinner, Wiilard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder, Israel Whitney, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel Frothinghara. Secretary, A. H. Bean.

J^ew England Marine Insurance Company.

No. 36 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June «& Dec. Directors, James Hall, (President,) William Apple- ton, Peter C. Brooks, Josiah Bradley, Andrew Cun- ningham, Ozias Goodwin, Philip Greely, John Pick- ering, Stephen H. Perkins, James Parker, Richard D. Tucker, Isaac Winslow. Secretary, John Waters. Messenger, George Golding.

JVeptune Insurance Company. No. 64 State st Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Caleb Curtis, (President,) David Devens, Henry Edwards, Andrew T. Hall, Samuel Quincy, Gilman Stanley, Thomas C. Smith, Horace Scudder, John P. Thorndike. Secretary, Joseph H. Gardner.

Ocean Insurance Company. No. 28 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Joseph H. Adams, (President,) Benjamin Burgess, Warren Fisher, Mark Healey, John J. Low, John Preston, James W. Seaver, James Weld, Dixey Wildes. Secretary, John Preston.

Protection Insurance Company.

No. 23 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, John Clark, (President,) Benjamin C.Clark, Edward D. Clark, George Callender, B. F. Copeland, P. J. Farnham, N. B. Gibbs, A. W. Thaxter, jr. Secretary, Samuel Wheeler. 22* 246 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Suffolk Insurance Company. State, corner of Congress street. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. Shares, par, $33,33. Directors, S. G. Perkins, (President,) Samuel Austin, jr. Henry F. Baker, Benjamin C. Clark, Thomas G. Gary, Charles Cunningham, Isaac P. Davis, Thomas Dixon, George W. Lyman, James K. Mills, William Parsons, Henry Wainwright. Secretary, Pelhara W. Hayward.

Tremont Insurance Company. Com'l. Wharf. Capital $200,000. Div. May & Nov. Directors, Richard Soule, (President,) G. M. Bar- nard, Amos Binney, C. J. F. Binney, Joseph Hartt, John Kettell, A. C. Lombard, Samuel S. Lewis, C. G.Nazro, Benjamin Rich, Francis G. Shaw, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, A. B. Weston, Charles Wilkins. Secretary, George Hale.

United States Insurance Company.

No. 52 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. «&- July. Shares, par, $50. Directors, Robert B. Williams, (President,) Isaiah Bangs, Nathan B. Gibbs, Charles Hill, A. C. Lombard, George Moody, William Perkins, Alfred Richardson. Isaac Scholfield,jr. John Smith, Edward S. Tobey, Ezra Weston. Secretary, Levi Ingols.

Warren Insurance Company. No. 90 State street. Capital, $100,000. Directors, John L. Dimmock, (President,) William Bramhall, Edmund F. Bradlee, John Tyler, Samuel Wheelwright, jr. Elisha Howes, J.B.Lincoln, Aaron Rice, J. W. Blake, Benjamin T. Reed, Matthew Cobb, Henry Lincoln. Secretary, Alfred Wheelwright.

JVashington Insurance Company.

No. 42 State St. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Thomas Lamb, (President,) Samuel T. Armstrong, Daniel C. Bacon, Francis Bacon, J. T.Cool- idge, Samuel Dorr, William B. Reynolds, John Skin- ner, Michael H. Simpson. Secretary, Isaac Sweetser. —

Other Insurance Companies. 247

OTHER LxNSURANCE COMPANIES IN MASS. Name. Location. Capital. Gloucester, Gloucoster, $50,000 Lynn, Lynn Mechan. Fire & Marine, 50, Union Fire and Marine, 50, Marblehead, Marblehead Marine, 100, La Fayette Fire and Marine, 100, Salem, Essex, 100, Oriental, 200, Salem Commercial, 200, Salem Marine, 200, Union Marine, 100, Mutual Fire. Springfield, Springfield Fire, 100, Fairhaven, Fairhaven, 100, New Bedford, Bedford Commercial, 150, Mechanics', 100, Merchants', 100, Plymouth, Old Colony, 50, Provincetown, Fishing, 40, Nantucket, Commercial, 75, Phoenix, 100, Howard, 75, Total Capital af Insurance — Offices out of Boston, $2,040,000

Manufactories incorporated in 1838. JVame. Location. Capital. Robbins Cor.lage . - _ Plymouth - - $75,000 Roxbury Wool and Worsted - Roxbury - - 100,000 Miilbury Paper Miilbury - - 50,000 Clinton Cotton, Woollen & Silk Lancaster - - 100,000 Westville Cotton - - - Southbridge &Sturbridge 125,000 Plymouth Iron ... Plymouth - - 200,000 Pacific Cotton and Woollen - Falmouth - - 50,000 American Silk, Cotton &; Linen Roxbury - - 159,000 Cummington Cotton & Woollen Cummington - - 50,000 Archimedian Machinery Suffolk County - 60,000

Votes for Governor in Massachusetts. Edward Everett has, 51,642 Marcus Morton, 41,695 For Lieutenant Governor. Greorge Hull has, 51,977 Theodore Sedgwick, . - . . 248 Rail Road Companies.

Boston and Worcester Rail Road. President, Nathan Hale. Directors, David Henshaw, Daniel Denny, Eliphalet Williams, George Morey, Daniel Hammond, R. H. Winslow, William Jackson, William Sturgis. Superintendent, James F, Curtis. Treasurer and Clerk, Horace Williams. Agent, William Jackson. Boston and Providence Rail Road.

President, Josiah Quincy, jr. Directors, Joseph W. Revere, John F. Loring, Chas. H. Russell, Elihu Townsend, B. R. Nichols, Josiah Quincy, jr. W. \V. Woolsey. Treasurer, John F. Loring. General Superintendent, W. Raymond Lee. Boston and Lowell Rail Road. Directors, Joseph Tilden, President, Patrick T. Jackson, J. F. Loring, William Appleton, G. W. Pratt. Treasurer, P. T. Jackson. Clerk, B. R. Nichols. Agent and Engineer, James F. Baldwin. Western Rail Road. President, Thomas B. Wales. Directors, Thomas B. Wales, George Bliss, Isaac C. Bates, Josiah Quincy, jr. Robert Rantoul, jr. Edmund Dwight, John Hensh'aw, Amasa Walker, Lemuel Pom- roy. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk, Ellis Gray Loring. Agent, George Bliss. Chief Engineers, W. G. McNeill, G. W. Whistler. Resident Engineer, William H. Swift. Eastern Rail Road. President, George Peabody. Directors, Samuel S. Lewis, Robert G. Shaw, Fran- cis J. Oliver, Isaiah Breed, Larkin Thorndike, Stephen A. Chase, Pyam Lovett, Amos Binney,^' Daniel Adams, 3d. B.T.Reed. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Reed. Clerk, William H. Foster. Chief Engineer, John M. Fessenden. APPENDIX.

Pare 50. Insert Zeno Scudder, Counsellor, Barnstable. 54. Dele George Arnold, Notary. Insert Augustus, the Christian name of Turner. 76. Dele Jonathan Bennett, and Samuel Fiske, J. P. removed. 77. Dele Josiah Danfoith, J. P. Erase jr. to John Farwell. 81. Insert Ira Cleveland, as J. P. & Q, of Dedham. 129. Insert .Amos A. Phelps, as pastor of Free Church, Marlboro' Chapel. 130. Insert E. G. Perry, Baptist, of Marshpee, and dele Joseph Amos. Insert T. S. Rogers, Baptist, Adams, and S. Hatch, Baptist, Egremont. 132. Insert Henry Jackson, Baptist, New Bedford. Dele D. Hix and C. Benson, Baptist, Dartmouth. Insert Nathan Chapman in place of Mr. Coombs, of Norton. Insert Avery Briggs, Baptist, Rayn- ham. Insert Ira Leland, Baptist, Fairhaven. Insert Abial Fisher, Baptist, in place of Mr. Baker, of Swanzey. 140. Insert W. H. Knapp, Congregationalist, Canton. 209. Insert David VV. Offley, Consul for Smyrna. 225. Insert Joseph Lewis, as Treasurer and Clerk, in place of Mr. Foster. 226. Insert Rev. Charles E. Toothaker, as Chaplain of House of Industry, in place of Rev. Mr. Haskins.

{j:Cr Deaths in Boston, in 1838—1920.

COMMERCE OF BOSTON, 1838.

Foreign Arrivals. Ships and Barks, 242; Brigs, 506; Schooners, 560; Galliots, 4;

Ketch, 1. Total, 1313.

Coastwise Arrivals. Barks, Sloops, Ships and 106; Brigs, 602; Schooners, 3037; 273 j Total, 4018. Wood and lumber coasters and fishing vessels not included. Clearances. Ships and Barks. Brigs. Foreign, 150 Coastwise, 216

360 1039 2429 192 4 1 4025 —

250 Appendix.

Commissioners resident in Boston, who have been ap- pointed by the Governor of Maine, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Maine, also to administer Oaths, and to take the acknowledg- ment of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said State of Maine. Benjamin H. Currier Bradford Sumner Peleg W. Chan/iler Francis O. Watts Abner Bourne Thomas W. Phillips Thomas A. Dexter George M. Thacher Jesse W. Goodrich, resident in Worcester.

Boston Mhen(Bum. President, Geor

Mdssachusr.tts Charitable Mechanic Association. Pre&idcril, George Darracott. Vice-President, Joseph Lewis. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker. Secretary, John Gorham Rogers. Trustees, Thomas J. Shelton, Henry W. Dutton, Jonas Chickering, Willard N. Fisher, Elias Kingsley, Benjamin Beal, William Eaton, John VVade, Theodore Washburn.

Trustees of the Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department. William Barnicoat, (3hief Engineer, Joseph W. Ingra- ham, Engine No. 3, from the Association at large ; James

G. Sanderson, Board of Engineers ; Enoch H. Snelling, from Engine No. 3 ; Artemas Ward, 5 ; Francis B. Win- ter, (5 ; VViiiiam S. Damrell,7; William Keith, 8; J. In- gersoll Bowditch 9 ; Frederick Taylor, 10 ; Eleazer John- son, 11 ; James Barry, VZ ; Pelham Bonney, 13 ; Jotliam

B. Munroe, 1-5 ; John D Munn, 17 ; Artemas Hammond,

18; Nahum Brigham, 20 ; Joshua Jacobs, jr. Hook and

Ladder, No. 1 ; Thomas P. Foster, City Hose ; David Parker, Veteran Association. Dr. HERSCHEL'S TABLE

For Foretelling the Weather, through all the Lunations of each Year, forever,—amended hy Dr. Adam Clarke.

This table and the accompanying remarks are the result of many

years' actual observation ; the whole being conslrncted on a due con- sideration of the attraction of the sun and moon, in their several po- sitions respecting the earth, and will, by simple inspection, show the observer what kind of weather will most probably follow the entrance of the moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be seldom or never found to fail.

If the new moon, the COUNTI\G-ROOM ALMANAC, 1839.

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