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MASSACHUSETTS
' AND \8;^5/^f RA^'' United States CaTendar For the Year of our LORD 1816, and the Fortieth oi American Independence.
CONTAINING »
Civi'i, Judicial^ Ecclefajlkal, and Military Lifts in MASSACHUSETTS; Associations, and Corporate Institutions] for literary, agricultural, and charitable Purpofes.
A Lijl of Post-Towns in Majfachufcttr^, with tht
Names of the Po s t-Ma s t k r s . ALSO, Catalogues of the Officers of the GENERAL GOVERNMENT,
its With feveral Departments and Eftablifhments ; Times of the Sittings of the feveral Courts;
Governors in each State j USEFUL TABLES; And a Variety of other interefting Articles.
boston: Published by JamesLori7ig;^nd West S^ Richardson
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ECLIPSES IN 1816.
THERE v?HI be Four Eclipses this year ; two of the Sun, and two of the Moon. I. The fir^t will be of the Sun, May 26, lOh. 23m. eve- ning. Not visible at Bost' .n. II. The second wiil be of the Moon, June 9, and visi- ble at Boston, as follows
H . M. The Moon will rise ecli;ised at 7 26 -^ Beginning of total darkness 7 55 I Middle, - - - - 8 31 Evening. J- End of tdtal darkness, - 9 7 1 End of the Eclipse, - - 10 16 J Digits eclipsed, 14 deg. 56 ni. from S. sideEardi's shadow. III. The third will be of the Sun, Nov. 19, 5h. 39iti. morning. Not visible nt Bi ston. IV. The fourth will be of the Moon, Dec. 4, and will be partly visilile at Boston. h. jm, Moon'will vise eclipsed at - 4 29 "> -o^''^"^• EndoftheEclipst;, - - 5 30 5 About 6 digits of the Moon will be eclipsed at its rising.
RATES OF LETTER POSTAGE.
Every letter comporef^ of a fingle ftieet of paper, conveyed not a^ove 40 mile ', 12 cents ; over 40 miles, and not exceed- ing 90 miles, 15 cents; over 90 miles, and not exceeding 1.50 miles, 19 cents; over 150 miles, and not exceeding goo miles, 2 5^ cents ; over 30Q miles, and not exceeding 500 miles, 30 cents ; over 500 miles, 37 & half cents. Every letter compol'ed of two pieces of paper, double ihofe rates. Every letter compofed of three pieces of paper, triple thofe rates. Every letter compofed of four pieces of paper, weighing one omice, quadruple thofc ra.es ; and at the rate of four fingle letters fcr each ^unce any letter or packet may weigh. Every ihip-letter originally received at an oiBce for delivery, 9 cents. Magazines and pamphlets, per fheet, not exceeding 50 miles, 1 cent & half; over 50 miles, and not exceeding too miles, 2 cents & quarter ; over loo miles, 3 cents. The Pod-Office does not infure money, or any other thing conveyed by poft. The General Poft-Office is kept at fhe feat of Government. 3/7.3M3I ml A
JANUARY, 1816, begins on Monday.
I FEBRUARY, 1816, begins on Thurfday.
FIrft Quarter 6th day, 8h. 45m. morning. Full Moon 13th day, 7h. 25m. morning, Laft Quarter 19th day, loh. 58m. evening. New Moon 27th day, loh. 47m. evening.
Ml Wi Obfervable Days, l:fc. |r. s. ir.#s.',F. Sea.
1 Snow tf j) apog.,7 6 8 12 49 2 6 IPur.V. Mary or Candlemas. 7 5 9 II 29 3 7 t not rain. n0(^ 7 4 !• 10 9 " " 4 D Uth.Sun. paft Epiph.".dOb,7 2 II 10 5Q 512 Tides increaling 1 morn. 32 cold. 6I3 and o O II 17 714 Sirius fou. gh. 15m. D (Jb 59 I 5 815 7*s fet ih. 45m. Ihe SI a 58 96 weather grows 56 3 55 more moderate 55 4 56 Septuag. Sun. 54 5 10 Very high tides. Changeable SI 6 11 weather, 51 9 rife morn, Valen. Day. >perig 50 6 58 o o Yard L. fets ih. a7m. with 48 8 16 57 Jome fnouK 47 9 32 1 51
Ghent trea.rat.byCon. 1 8 15 46 10 43 a D Sexagefima Sun. Fim 44 56 3 Mid. tides. again, 43 morn. 4 S.J C. Dedham. Mort 6 41 I 6 5 uncomfortablt 6 40 z II 6 Wafliington bcin, 1732. 6 39 3 151 7 236 withjnou 6 37 4 7 51 24" St. Matthias. or rain. 6 36 4 53 8 42 25|D Quinquag. Sun. Pleafant 34 5 33 26 z s fet oh. 25m. d ^ 33 6 6 273 C. p. & S. Paris, jorjomt 32^ >fets 284 Afti-Wed. or Lent. Dapo.6 3 o 6 6 29I5 Low tides. days. |6 29 6 7 5ev. 29
Venus will be morning Itar tillJuiy 3 ill; thence evening ftar 10 the end of the year. Jupiter will be evening ftar till i3th November; thence morning ftar.
MARCH, 1816, begins on Friday.
Firft Quarter 7th day, oh. I im, morning. Full Moon 13th day, 511. 301. evening. Laft Quarter 20th day, oh. 57m. tvenuig. New Moon 28th day, ^h. 43m. evening.
Obfcrvable Days, Isfc. s. r s IF. Sea M|W| r.0 j 4t
DavA Aoio D OH 6 27 t> 8 5 7*s fet at midn. /00k out 6 26 9 5 I ft Sun. in Lent. fo 6 24 10 6 Con. firft met 1789 aftorm. 11 9 S.J.C.&C.P.Boft.&'Portl. morn. [C.P,&S. Mach, 12 Perpet. Pkajant U%% 1 17 Mid. tides. Jor 2 22 March. 3 28 2d Sun. in Lent._ 4 19 C.P.&S.vJon. Worc&Taun. 5 9 You may now 5 49 Uncom. high tides. > per. #rife 7*sfet iih. 34m. look out 7 10 morn, for ajlorm. 8 27 o 32 [1776. 9 43 25 3d Sun. in Lent. Boft. evac 10 56 18 C.P.&S.Ipfw.& Spring. Fim morn. u C.P.&S.Norridg 6 l>li 7 5 Bona, returns to Paris. 1 8 15 1 II o Benedid. except windy. DO 2 8 52 tides. P ant day. Low Leaf 57 3 o 46 but cool. ,„ 55 3 42 36 4th Sun. in Lent. Mid. S.'5 54 4 17 24 C.P&.S. Northa.^adyDay.|5 53 4 47 10 evenings.^ C. P. & S. Greeaf. 51 5 14 54 Grows y apogJ^ 50 5 37 36 cooler luith^ 49 D fets 17 Y'd L. fets leh. ^zm. Jome\^ty 47 7 5 57 Alexander ent. Paris, 1814.15 46 8 7 ev. 39 5th Sun. in Lent. Jnow.\^ 44 9 8 1 21 APRIL, 1 8 id, begins on Monday.
Firft Quarter 5th day, iih. 38m. morning. Full Moon 1 2th day, 2h. om. morning. Laft Quarter iyui day, 4I1. 54m. morning. New Moon 27th day, 8h. 47m. morning.
W| Obfervable Days, iffc. | r. s. r M | #s.|F. Sea, 2 Gov. and Sen. en. in Maff. 43 10 2 3 S.J. C. Cone. Muck OS^ 42 II 4 7*s fet Toh. 2am. Jin< 40 morn. 3 48 5 St. Ambrofe. weather at 39 o 2% 4 43 6 thh time. 37 ^^ 7 Chanaei' 36 40 I> 6th Sun. in Lent. PalmS.^o 34 C.P &S.PIym.&Aug.c/oK^^ 33 8 33 3 SJ. C.Wor. CP.&S.Caft. 3a 9 30 4 High tides with rain[ J per. 30 10 24 5 Backward weather 29 1 17 6 Good Friday a ? J Bona. 27 #nfe morn ^ 7 abdieat. throne of Fr. 1 814 26 8 40 10 4l>'EafterDay [d>H 25 9 54 1 4 i5|2 jCj'.Len.C.P.&S.York.C.S 23 1 3 2 o i63 'C.S.Boft.C.P.&S.Bar.[Nan 22 morn. 2 54 17 4 Not very 21 o 6! j 3 50 18 5 Low tides. pleafant 19 1 4 45 iAlphe. Bat. at Lexin. 1775 18 1 48 5 38 20 7 for April, 17 2 27 6 a8 j 21 D lift Sun. paft Eafter. L. S. 13 2 58 22 C.P.&S. Dedham. Now you 14 3 25 r^ 23 S. J C. Ipf. & Noith. > apo. 13 3 48 8 41 =4 may expeB fine 11 4 10 9 22 25 St. Mark, weather. ^Q% 10 4 32 10 3 26 7*s fet 9h. om. 9 4 52 10 44 27 AJine rain 8 ^fets 11 27 28 2d Su n. paft Eafter. at 6 8 12 eve 12 29 Mid. tides. this time, 6 9 18 1 o 30 Wafh . ift Pref. inaug.1789 4 [o a3 1 5
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MAY, 1 8 15, begins on Wednefday.
Firft Quarter 4th day, 711. 24m. evening. Full Moon nth day, loh. 56m. morning. Laft Quarter i8th day, ph. 51m. morning. New Moon 26th day, loh. 23m. evening.
Obfervable Days, tffc. r. s. r s.lF. Sea Ml Wj | © | ® i|4 St. Philip and St. James. 5 3 7ii» 28 2 45 2]5 Gen. Elec. R. I. The clouds 1 7 morn, 3 42 Qi6 Inven. crofs. denote o 7 24 4 40 4i7 ' rahu 59 8 1 15 5 11
5iD3d. Sun. paftEaft. d C^- 5B 8 1 58 6 32 62 Unjcttlcd 4 56 8 2 35 7 26 C.Len.C.P.Boft. 8 8 18 7J3 S.J. ]) pe. 4 b5 8 3 8;4 7*sfet 8 o'clock, weather. M 8 3 34 9 9 " 10 o g\5 ,Gen. El. Hartf. Grows 4 53 3 55 '6 i8|io 10 jMid. tides. f^^^A/^ 5^ 8 4 52 111? again Ja 51 8 ©rife II 46
' 12D 4th Sunday paft Eafter. I4 50 8 8 4 6 mom C.P. Nantuc. Wife, d D H 4 49 8 9 53: ° 42 3J^ 413 SomeJJiowersj nOb4 4^ 8 10 54, I 39 »5;4 dut good 47 8 11 2 36 ^ 45J 165 planting weather./^ 46 8 morn.! 3 31 Princefs 176 of Wales bn. 1768.4 45 8 ° 34| 4 ^3 i8;7 11 Low tides. I4 44 8 I 5 19ID 5thS.paftE.Q^Char.b.'44.'4 43 8 •1 30 5 57 20;2 C. P.&S.Edg. [Darkd. '80.4 42 8 1 51 6 40 2 21 lis S. J.C.York. iWore )) apog.'4 41 2 13 7 22|4 rain is ntar.\^ 40 a 36 8 235 Afcen. or Holy Thurfday. L 39 8 3 o 8 42 24I6 Thunder and\ 39 8 3 22 9 24 |7*s pife 3.h. 10 8 5j7^ 50m. fig, 4 38 8 3 46 " ^ 26p Sun. paft Afcen. O eel. inv 4 37 8 >fets!io 55 z 27 of rain 4 36 8 8 12 41 45 B3 S. J. C. Portland. Growing 4 35 8 9 i7ev. 39; 294 General Eledion Bofton. 4 35 8 iQ 18 1 36 305 weather, § OH d D ^ 4 34 8 U 12 2 34' 3i|6 4 33 8 ^i 59! 3 32J JUNE, 1816, begins on
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JULY, 1816, begins on Monday,
Firft Quarter 3d day, 4h. 44m. morning. Full Moon 9th day, 7h. 37m. morning. Laft Quarter 17th day, 8h. 2m. morning. New Moon 24th day, 6h. 25m. evening. Firft Quarter 31ft day, ph. 41m. morning.
Days, | r. s r.@ s.|F. Sea MiWi Oblervable ^j. Q |
1 2 Rather j) peri. 4 28 8 morn. 4 54 C.P.&S.Boft.Vifit.V Mary. 4 29 8! o 12 5 43 3,4 Mid. tides. dull hazy \ 29 8! 6 3a 4' Indepen. dec. '76 weather. 4 29 8 7 22
5; 6 A^oa;4 30 8 813! 7*s rife ih. morn, d J H4 30 8 9 7 7D 4th Sun. paft Trinity. f.v/'<:<^? 4 31 8| 10 2 2 good hay weather 4 31 8 10 58 3 SJ.C.Plym.C.P&S.Bang 4 aa Strife 11 53 4 forjome 4 3a 8, 8 48 morn. 5 fl'izjj, 4 33 8| 9 21 45 6 Changes to\ 34 8, 9 50 1 34 7 dull. 4 34 8,10 14 2 20 D 5tli Sun. paft Trin.Fr.Rev. 4 35 8>o 36 3 2 \ apo. [commenced 1 7 89.'4 35 810 58 44 - 3 Very low tides. Fine\'4 36 8'ii 24 8;il 4 again. 4 37 40 4 8 morn. f, Mahomet di. 634, -ffit. 64. 38 45 6 &omc\\ o 20 39 8i 3 7 Margaret Jliotivers, 4 39 8; o 32 16 D 6th Sun., paft Trin. Rather 4 40 8. 1 7 7 2 Magdalen. catching 4 41 8| 1 54 2 23 3 7*s rife midnight hav 42 8| a 48 o H 4 weather. DO^^i 4 43 8 >fets 1 25 5 St. James. Dog days begin, 4 44 8 8 1 26 6 St Anne.Com.Bur.Univ.Vt 4 45 8 9 2 o 2 7 Mid. tides. AJlorw 46 8 9 33 54 D 7th Sun. paft Trin. 2) peri. 4 47 8 10 2 46 10 29 2 Yd. L. rifes sh. morn. is 4 48 8 30 37 10 SO 3 not far 49 8 54 26 8 II 22 1 31 4 dijlant. (5 3? 50 AUGUST, 1816, begins on Thurfday.
Full Moon 7th day, 8h. 34m. evening. Laft Quarter i6th day, oti. 14m. morning, New Moon 23d day, 2h. 22m. morning. Firft Quarter 29th day, 5h. om. evening.
M| W| Q bfervablelfays, t^7. r. Qs. Ir-es.jF.Sea. T15 Lammas Day Cooler^ 51 8jii 54 6 26 iMiddiing tides, zvit/i d > H 4 52 omorn. 7 3i7 Jineftrene 4 53 8 • 28 7 56 I 4'D 8th Sun. paft Triri. sky. 4 54 8| 1 11 8 50 5'2 l7*s rife iih. om. Sultry 4 55 8j 2 i 9 45 63 C. P. Norridgewock. w/t/i 4 57 8| 3 5b 10 38 74 thiindeAi^ 58 8 ^ rile I 1 2< 85 flowers}^ ^^ 'o 751 morn. Low Tides. ^i^^ winds\^ o 5 1 15 107 St. Lawrence. at N-ff}^ 1 8 40 1 o 2 iiD 9th Sun. paft Trin. ]) apo.U 9 1 1 41 C.P.&S.Greenf. PIy.&Aug.|5 4 9 22 2 22 Prince Reg. b. 1762. <^©f?|5 5 9 43 3 10 Vtry agr<.eabte 6 5 3 43 tlfllimp. Bona, born 1769. 7 10 32 4 25 weathtr- 9 11 4 5 20 days. forfome 10 7 11 44 5 58 loth Sun. paftTrin.(50^ 11 7 morn. 6 50 Mvrc C.P.&S. Northamp. »3 7 33 7 46 dull] 7*s rile loh. even. 14 7 1 33 8 45 Com.Middleb.Col.Vt. zvUh\ 2 4a '9 46 app€arance\(y o the 16 7 4 10 46 Pretty high tides. of n 5 18 7 >fet II 44 St.Bartholo. jiQrm.6 $ 9 ^9 7 8 5 ev. 39 per. 20 25p 1 ith Sun. paft Trin. > 7 8 33 1 32 ^ 2612 C.P.&S.Spnn.&. Topftiam. 22 7 9 2 24 CooUr. 6 1% 23 9 29 3 i6 57J3 7 2814 Com.Harv.&Dart.Colleges 0.4 7 10 o 4 beh. })H 26 10 29 15 St. John Bap. ^ 7 44 5 2 weather 306 Good 27 7 11 16 5 57 for thefcafon. 28 porn 6 31I7 7 52
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SEPTEMBER, 1 8 1 6, begins,on Sunday.
Full Moon 6th day, iih. 38m. mornirag. Laft Quarter I4tli day, 3h. 3m, evening. New Moon 21ft day, loh. 19m. morning. Firft Quarter 28th day, 3h. 4?im. morning.
MW Obfervable Days, l^c. |r. s. |r,© s.!F.Sea i2th Sun. paft Trin. iJuite:^ 7\ o 3- 7 47 G.P.& S.Worcefter.warw. 3^ 7 o 581 8 40
e.P.Bof.C.P.&S.Barn.Mac. 5 32 71 1 58 9 3 Prov. 8c Brunf. Com. Coll. 5 34 71 3 2 10 19 Dog days snd. C/oudv 11 5 35 71 4 7 4 7*srife 9 o'cik. ifnot (^ ? J 5 37 7,0 rife 11 46 Enurchus. Low tides, rain]^ 38 7 morn. 13th S.p.T.Nat.V.M.>ap.!.5 40 7 34 o C.P.&S. Con.Taun.&Alf.l^ I i 9 41 7 55
1 10 !S. J. C. Lenox. Rouch\5 42 8 17 I 48 'Gn.El.Vt.Com.N.Hav.Col e J5 44 71 8 4^ 30 wivds,\s 1 45 71 9 9 3 f bvl pkafant. [i75g.;,5 o 13 47 7| 9 46 4 I4i7 H.Crofs.N. Style into G.B. 48 7110 30 4 49 r4th Sun. paft Trin. Siomc 49 711 24 5 42 i6h C.P.&S. Newbpt.Len.Ded. 51 marn. 6 39 S.J. C.North.& Wile, rain. 5^ o- 30 7 37 i«j4 Cool mornitigs 54 1 43 8 37 19.5 Com. N.J. College. and bB 3 2 9 35 20 evenings, zvit/h^ 56 4 1 10 31 St. Matthew, froji.5 58 >fets 11 15 15th S. Trinity, p. f per 59 7 7 ev. 19 Qiiite high tides.yUundance I 7 36 1 13 S.j'.C.Worcefter. of 2 8 6 2 6 Com. Williams Col. rain. 4 8 40 3 St. Cyprian. in 5 9 20 3 5 27 6 77ia7iy places, 6 9 ! 55 Y'd L. rifes 1 ih. 28J7 20m. 8 1 5 51 29P i6thSan.paftTrin.St.Mich. 9 6jmorn. 6 46 30'a St. Jerome. Fmz again. 6 II 61 o 7 381
Deftruftive Hurricane and Flood, Sept. 23,1815, More violent than that in Oaober, 1804. OCTOBER, 1816, begins on Tuefday.
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NOVEMBER, 1816, begins on Friday.
Full Moon 4th day, loh. 34m. evening.
Laft Quarter 1 2tli day, 2h. 24m. evening. New Moon 19th day, 511. 39m. morning. Firft Quarter 26th day, oh. 22m. evening.
Qbfervable Days, r. s. r.^s.|F. Sea Ml Wj ^c | 16 All Saints. Tbe clouds ,6 55 3 i^ 9 20 11 10 o 2! 7 denote a change ) apo 5^ 4 sp 2ift Sun. paft Trinity, of 57 5 12 10 40 42 C.P Nan.C.S.Edg. weather. 59 ®rife 1 22 53 SJ.C Salem. r.P. PofNor o 5 27 morn. 64 iMed. Lee. [C.P. & S. Caft 1 5 57 o 6 2 6 o 7i5 YML. rifes3h.44m.[d 9H 35 52 8.6 Much plcafant 4 7 22 1 44 8 917 Cape Cod firft fettled, 1620. 5 18 37 lolD 22(1 Sun p. Trin. weather. 6 9 2oi 3-^ 10 C. P. Greenfield, & Edgart. 7 30; 23 »2|3 Winds 6Q% 8 1 45' ^3 1314 Boitius. becomt 9 morn.; 16
t45 \ rough and chilly. lo 1 ol 8 156 N. Style.com.1852 in Italy 11 2 16 o 167 Pretty high tides. > peri 12 3 31 49 17b a^d Sun. paft Trin. Some 4 47 41 18. C.P. Northam. Plym. rain 15 5 34 193 C.P.&S.Portl. ©eel. invis. 16 >fets;ii 30 204 7*s fou. midn. if not /now. 17 5 4^ev. 28 2i|5 18 6 More moderate cJ > $ 38 I 226 Cecilia and »9 7 37 20 23;7 St. Clement.//?^. 6 ^ S (i 8 39 24|Z)1 24th Sun. paft Trinity. 21 9 45 C.P.Springfield. Cath. day. 21 10 50 613 S.J.C. Bofton. Continues 22 11 52 274 Low tides. pleafant 23 5 morn. 285 for the S^%^- 24 5 o 57 296 y^sfou. iih. 30m. feafon. 25 5 I 57 30i7 St. Andrew. iapog* S5 5' 2 57 m
DECEMBER, 1816, begins on Sanday.
Full Moon 4th day, 4]!. 7m. evening.
Lad Ouarter i ith day, iih. 8m. evening. New Moon 18th day, ^h» SS^- evening. Firft Quarter 26th day, ph. 8m. morning.
MlWj Obfervable Days, Iffc r s ' r.^s. F. bea. 1:D Advent Sunday. Now/ 2b 5 3 56 9 13 expfEl cold, 2 2 'J 27 4,57 9 56 5J L. rifes o'clk. ©Hiy .^8 10 313 Y'd. 7 d 27 5IJ 42 Not very high tides.]) ec.vis.l7 25 rife Jlo' 10 morn, o5 29 .5 5 more 6,6 Nichol. Murh 29 5 6 4 o 24 mild. 77 6S%^- 30 7 6 1 J 9 2d Sun. in Adv. Con. V. Ma. 8D 3° 5 8 15 9,2 C.P.&S.Cam. C. P. Wore. 7 •3i ^, 9 26 'Oj3 [Taunton & Augufta. 7 5'^° SS 4 4 11J4 Chnjiieabte nucatker. 17 32 5 11 5^1 4*.5/>: Middling tides. W' 32 5 morn. I .5 45i
«3:6 Lucy. may y pcrig. 32 5i I' 4i 6 3,'?^ '47 Washingt. d. '99,-3^2.68. 33 5 2 iS, 7 2-^ ^d Sun. in Advent, look out 33 5 3 32! 8 id 16^ C.P.& S.Ipf.Ded. ^ >!/ 33 5 4 48, 9 5I forfome [now. 6 } S 33 5 6 3,1^ c^ 184 Cool and 6' > ^ 33 5 >f^ts:ii c^ 19S 7*8 fou. loh. eve. 33 55 7:11 5?i 206 Ziv comfort a biff, 33 5 6 7 ?^\:.Tho^.trav'!llng.6 Q ? 4th Sun. in Advent- Muc// more bUafant. Peace b.U.S.&G.B.Yign. '14 Christmas DAY.[atGhnt. St. Stephen. Lovi' tides. St. John. Snow. > apo Innocent. fqualls, but I ft Sun. paft Chrift. good 7 turin^. 7 SylvestA'''d.L.fou.ioh.4im. 7
THE igpaffadjtifettg Begi^er*
Governors f l:^c. fince the Jirfl Jetthment of Plynwuth and Malj'achujetts.
Governors of Plymouth Colony, from i6ao lo 1692, elcaeu by the People.
Carver Edward Winflow I Toliah Window John j
Thomas Prince j William Bradford | Thomas Hinkley MaYTachu'etts Governors, ficm 1628 to 1692, ele£ied by the People. (Thejignrcsjhoxv the number ofyears each governed.) Governors- Depvty Governors. Matthexv Cradcck* 1 Thomas Goffe* l John Winthrop 13 Thomas Dudley 16 Thomas Dudley 3 Roger Ludlow l John Hay res 1 Richard Belliugham 12 Sir Henry Va Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Haucock, to 1785 1780 Thom;is Cufhing, 1785 James Bowdoin , 2 years 178^ Benjamin Lincoln, 1787 Johii Hancock, to 1793 1789 Sam'i Adams, to 1794 1794 Samuel Adanis, 3 years 1794 Moles Gill, to 1800 i797lncreafeSumner,toi799 1801 Samuel Philiips, i!^oo Caleb Stronfr, to 1807 i8o2Ed.H.Robbins, to 1806 1807 JamesSullivan, to 1809 1807 Levi Lincoln, to 1809 1S09 Clinfto. Gore, to 1810 1809 David Cobb, to 1810 1810 Elbrtd. Gerry, to l8l2 18:0 Wm. Gray, to 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1812 William Phillips. Civil Government in Massachusetts. For the Political Year commencing Mayt 1B15, .^^ ' and ending May, 1816. His Excellency, CALEB STRONG, ll.d. Governor. ^iils Honor Wi lliam Phillips, Efq. Lieutenant Governor, ^ COUNCIL. ^lon. David Cobb, Wofhua Head, j Fales, "Samuel j Vjofeph Allen, ""SSIahum Mitchell, | *^zekiel Whitman, •^ohn Welles, I -vNathaniel Bowdilch. -- £phraim Williams, — j SENATE. ^flon. John Phillips, Efq. Prefident, V^w>//CNHon. John Phillips.'^ofiah Quincy>Harnfon G. Otis, Thomas H. Perkins,*^onatban Hunnewell, **Richard Sullivan. Vf/qc. Hon.^^homa^Stephens, yJehemiah Cleveland, Wvitbaniel Hooper,\tepl^ Hooper^John Pickering. ^Middle/ex. ^Hon. Sam'l Hoar^^imothy FullerTj-ohn Hart. '^lVo)ceJ}er. ,^on. Silas Holman^^Benjamin AdamsTMofes Sm it h/O liver Crofby. » "^{amp/hire, Hampden^ &Franklin^on. Ezra Starkweather^ v^amuel Lathrop, r^lijah Paine. ^erkjhir^ >Hon. Timothy ChilJ>Wiriiam P. Walker. "^riJtoL ^Hon. Samuel Crocker,*^mes Ellis. 'Plymouth. Nlon.;Wilkes WoodXhomas Weflen= ^U/irnJlable, NHon, Solomon Freeman. Reprefentatives^i—Suffolk—EfTex. 17 ^likes County and Nantucket. Hon. Thaddeus Coffin. 7Vi)''/o/^'*lion. John Howc^Jo^eph Bemis. ^''oik. lion. William Moody^JoIinHolmes. '" ^^^uniberland. lion. Lathrop Levas, Jacob Abbot. f^incoln, Hancock & Wajkingion. Mlon. Mark L. Hi!], **^aiT!cs CarnpbelirWiiliam Crofby. ''*^e.nnebtck. Mion. Jolhua Gage, Oxford & Somtrfct. Hon. William Read- ^ Samuel F. M'Cleary, :^lq. CUrk. Robert C. Vole, Efq. Afipant Clerk: Rev. Dr. John Lathrop, Chaplain. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. "^4ion. Timothy Bigelow, Speaker. Benjamin Pollard, Efq. Clerk. Rev. Samuel C. Thacher, Chaplain.' Tlie firft column denotes the yeijr of incorporation [S^ ; the lecond, the Ccnfus of 1810. Figures at the cuds of lines denOiC the diftance of miles from Boflon.j, SIJFFOLK. Inc Cenf. BQSTON?*^WilliamTONr*^William Sm!th,NamesSmith,^^ Rob 1630 ;8to infon/^ofiah Bacheklrr.'^tephen Cod ?325QBenjamin Ri^ell, iBcnjamin Whitman, ^Charles Davis,^William Hammatt,''H\^m. H. Sumner'jNEphrainxThayerTXicorge G LeeT^SJ.rfthaniel Curiis/WiUiam Tudor, jr. ilichard Faxon,'^amue! Duimj'^John D. Howard, ihat-cher Goddard.X^ynde Wal- .^ier,"^Jonathan Lorij;j2-,^onathan Whitney, Bamuel J. Prefcotr/^ofeph Pietce^ndrcw ^SigOurney/^ Thomas Barry,^enry ^rgent, V/iUiam HarrisTSacmamin Goiham/VV^m Siurcjjis^Jojin Howe/*John Bellows^Charlei P. Phelps/^Benjamin Wen>Natban Ap- ple^^Andrew Ritchie, jr. Xieoige Sulli- van/lfrael Thorndike, jr. 373S ^g^Chelfea. ^. ESSEX. a629li26i3SAi,EMoDudiey L, Pickman,^B«niamin 1 Pierce,7lA.mos Hovey ^Robert Emefy^£ze- ! kiel H. X)erby,*^reph Torrcy, T^enjamin Hawkes,^li{ba Mack,Vfobn Glen King, I ' "Jofcph Andrewspjacob Peabody. 15 B 2 8 1 Reprefentatives^—Middlefex* Cenf, i8ioj . , 356^Ipswich, rJathaniel Wade, Jofeph Far- ley^^ofeph JiodgkinsJOeorge Choate «7 SijG^ewburji^S'iUs Little^ohn Ofgood^Daniel Emery,^Ebenezer Hale,'Vrhomas Hills^ ^Mofes Dole, jr. lenjamin iHayes. . 682p?fl^y/t7^:Jofllua Jewett, rarker Cleveland. e8 ^o^jj^Sah'/I^ury^ Samuel March. 40 doi^-^cn/iam, Paul Porter. 21 I i3]\iVI.anc/ie/Ier, 23 Q6SQrn • ^y-^lme/l'ury, Thomas Hayt. 40 ^boo*6everIy ^ Mirick. 1 o N c o R D , Tilly ; J 635 ^S^^ udoury, William Hunt. ^ 39 Vobu rn,rSohnW^de. 42 admg^'mo. Wakefield,T)anIel Flint. 44 a/den, Jonas Green. 49 i2()(^^eims/ord, Amos Whitney. 55 i2S^t7/erka, Jofiah Crofby, jr. 55 "^Groton, Luther Lawrence. ^QU^J^arlhgro', Daniel Brigham. Tov;er. j-'go i273p/^'^ & Bcxborough, AuguHus JA«a.'^ j2'io5^cxingionf James Brown. yjmitt/eton, Hartwell. 3 rl Jonathan Hollijlon, ^4| 9^9 Sioneham^ 133 Vejljord, Jefie Minot. Bedjord, ^Vtlmington, i^^o^ownfeTid, Samuel Brooks. g^^'^t'wA/iury, ]eiYcTTu\l. 34 iiH^^on, Joieph Noyes. -35 io\^Walthamt David Townfend. 37 ^i A Shirley, 53 i333'^^pperdl, Nehemiah Jewett, jr. 53 yi^tzncoln, William Hay den. 5t ^7 lio^ AJiiy, 80 SQ^-^EaJi-Sudbury, Micah Maynard Rutter, 81 76b Natkk, 89 704 Tyngfbord' 471 BurlingtoTiy 1805 bj^€ari/Jle, Thomas Heald. 60^'Bng/iton, Nathaniel Champney. 7 Rufleil. 7 971 Weji-Cambridge^ Thomas 1812 Sowtk.Reading, _ ^ YORK. .. .5^3|3o46pb^^, »'exander M'Intirc>Elihd Bragdon, >JofepU3radbury 20 bihua f. ChafeTl^lark Dennett. 5:3 ?o Reprefentatives—Hampfhire. Inc. Cenf. * i653448Qj^f//i,'***Nahum Morrill.^Jofeph Thomas, '^George Vl^. Wallingford^-Jofeph Gilinan, I ";|j[ugh i\rCulloch. I l7t3^45^%rtokk^'^(cph Prime7*Winiam Hobbs. iSt^S^^'^ii/de/ord^eVih. H. GreenefSana'l Merrill 19237, ^rur^ely Thomas Perkins. -^ 62 249L? ^ato,^enjamin Pike,VAaron Scanfman, Samuel Woodfum. !J 67 ig^c Lebanon, David Legro. 68 1495 '^avjord, Sheldon Hobbs. 72 2324 Buxton, 78 i24FiL)7wa«, John Low. z^t^hapleigh, Jofjah P. Woodbury, S^ 87 176^- Parfonsjield, 87 '39.' ^Vaterborough^ 87 11 yy Limeiickt 92 774 Limingicn^ 94 Newficld^ Corn.Jli^ 1808 iooJl/red, JO 6j^7/zW, John Hammond. 12 ^^iffiuilh, . John .^muh. I 'yScui/i-BerwicJi, iicniamin Gicen. HAMPSHIRE. 1654 263r^IoRTHAMPTOK.\|onothan H. Ljynar Itbcnezer Hunt, jrT^liver Wari.er. 6 iQ^Tj^adi'ex, Saniuei Porier 7' ^o^atjield, Ifrael Billi;lings. 174P i^J^^outh- Hampton, Afahcl Birge, jr. ^ d 9o^outh-Hadley, Elihu Dv;ight. 54 1225jG7Y£.7Cy/c/^, 146^-7;/^^/-/^, N^ Webfter. i^ 227oWc-^ Inc. iCfn.l 1783! 'S^^mfi(/d/efie/d, John Dickfon. Jio 1807! gj^Vlainfield, JohnHamlen. 110 9 6':o"£aJi- Hampton, Lemuel Lyman. 90 PLYMOUTH. l620 4328|pLYMOUTH^"Nathanicl Spooner^^arnabas Hedj^e^ofeph BartlettSBenjamin Bramhall S-Nathriniel Morton Davis. 35 2^^'miingham, Thomas Fearing. ^6 ^gS^cituale, Micah Stetfon. 37 29.oVhDuxl>ury, George Partridge, 40 t^S^IarJhJield, Jotham Tilden. 44 iS'iHuil, 56 5i 57\Bridgewatert Daniel Howard. 4400; Middlcboro\ 86 295 i^ochejler, Abraham Holmes, 1707 7o3j Plymtoriy 11 2o^'trf\:m6rok€, Kilborn Whitman. 12 lyo^^ifington, Nathan Gurney, jr. 26 iiS^King/lon, John Thomas. iijtYHanover, Reuben Curtis. 34 gco: Hali/ax, 39 ^5^\^Varehamy BRISTOL l639f39o7jTAU N T o N, Thomas Lincoln. Ab^^^^ehobolh, J^amesBlife 64 "i^^S^artmoutfi^^hxdixm Tripp/Thomas Almy, SGeorge Morton. ^7 '83^a;a«2'e)'^aniel Hale. ^ 83 yeetozvn^o\itxt StrowbridgeT^ob Morton 94 ^l^^^^ikberoughy Abiathar Richardron, jf. 1711 159^^'orton, Kaac Hodges. 12 1^5'^ighton, Rufus Whitemadh. 25 td57\£a/lon, 31 ii5^ayn/iam, John Gilmore, jr, 35 ioi4fiS^r^/e;', Apollos Tobey. 70 foSo^Mansfield, • 87 5()5i ^Vtzo-Bedford^neh Swift, jr^John M.Will- ^ iamsTjames Wa{hburn^Mana{^eh Kettipton. S; z^SykFeJlport^hner BrownelC^ylvefter Brown eli,>Abner B. GifFord. MogSomerfet, Billings Coggeflftll. 1803 i^gm^rcy, Jofeph E. Read. • .* 1 22 Reprefen.—Barnfta. Dukes, Nantuc. Wore Inc. iCen. 181 ]ohxi '^j ""^air/laven, Dehno. 48 12| '^Seiiouk, Oliver Starkweather. 421 nVellington, Nathaniel Wheeler. I BARNSTABLE. I 1639 o64.gsBARN STABLE, Nathaniel Jenkins. 66 i, M, 2 30 i3^arwoi///^Thomas Hcdge'>Henry Thatcher. 70 r 46 7})\\Eaflham, 89, ^6z2<^ffulmouth, Thomas Fiflj, jr. 72 I 79 < •iyog^^izogiTruro, 107 g^GlPrcvincetowrit 27J 110 I 93 ^I'i^ehnis, Daniel Howes. 97 \ i^3i7^roo/iJie/c^\me. Draper,'^! ifha Hammond 27li404T/^^rz.3'^e/Samuel Read,>Danicl Carpenter. 41 27 9^^\Soutkboro- 30 271121 5^/kretvjbury^ Samuel Haven. 40 ^^7ALunenbu)^^h, 45 o^Sudley'^drcou Tufts,>Amafa Nichols. 65 ^ i^ijfdarvard, Stevens Hay ward, 35 9\^jGrafton, 40 99^pton, Ezja Wood jr. 3« ^^5^iiardwick^%^\mo\.hy Paige l^afon Mutter. 79 loZT^oUon, Stephen P. Gardner. 33 ReprefentatIves*~Camberland. nc.lCen. jg^\g2^$tur/)r2d^e, John Phillips. 40 \o-^Ioldtny Eb'-nezer Eftabrook. /^o i^^^^flmin/fer. Bczaleel Lawrence. ioi^#'i^^/^/^«??2, f wj^'^inch'-ndon^ Samuel Prentifs, 6\q\Paxtrn, l4l5ff?>iia:'y?o;7, Jofeph Eftnhrook. I* io'^'^/ifJiburnhom, Elifh;) White. 66 7g^ort/i6o'-o\ James Keyes. 67 \\.9.'nHvbbard(lon^ 70 i 4 ig|ff>y7»2/;?y?f-r^3mcs White^lexan. Duftir 7 ^o6z *Rr77icefoTi, David Rice. 72 yiqWorM^ryV/^^, yVdolphus Spring. 7^ ^gyi'Barre, Nathaniel Jones. 78 S^qPVard, 80 qj^ilford, Perley Hunt 8 i^72*Sf.er/!ngy^zs.'ngy^^zs. WilderVThos.Wilder, Howard Blood 8. ,59N?rr/z>z, Henry Pou'ers ^C^ardner, V/iUiam Bickford, jun. 86 ^OQ'BoytJion, Joiham Bufii. • 62 A Dana, 6'^We/i-Boylfton, Barnabas Davis. [kflrth Broohfidd, WiUbuVbury, AfaGoodell, ^PhdUpflon, Ithamar Ward. CUiMBERLAND. 65^ zogAScarboro^ 713 '^zQl^iNorth-Yarmouth,^i.mm\ R. Mitchell,^! Jford Richardfon. 18 \\ogpfalmouth, James Morrell. Q.6^^runfwick, David Duntap, 1 igdHarp/zoe/l, i iGi^'^indkanit Nathan Goold. 64 263|te(3r/4a»^,SDavid HarcUng.VJames Codman, N-Toppan Robie. 65J 24 Reprefentatives—Lincoln, Inc.Cen i6/^c^^ew-G/ouceJer, David Nelfon. i^iotSray, George Latham, ST^StandJ/k 7l65^0RTL A N D^Tofei^ H. Ingrabam.'^aac Atlams^[James NealT^evvard Poricr,^enr> B. ^ Smith^WiVilliam Sewall. ziS^in-eeport, Jofcph Lufkin. S9 89 1772 Durham^ 94 2 Bridgetown^ o'jTo/and, Jofiah Dunn. tl 912 Oiisfie/d, i8oe eosHAZ/no/, Godfrey Grofvcnor. 2 805 Pejep/cct, 2 5\k\ Baldwin, 826) Raymond^ ^7'^ownal, "jWeJibrookf John Joops. LINCOLN 1716 \C)rj?\OeorgetGZim^ 33 123d Wewcaftte^ iofycflVooiwic/i, Ricchanl Harnden. DC 2o83rvv I S C A S S E T,ii)avid Pay foij^am'l Cony 6^2 joj 1 4 Bozvdoinkam, ^Ai^j^dpjhain, After Patten 3d. 64p582rft?^/^<^^)', Daniel Rofc ^ih-^ar^/^v^o/, Sai^iiel Tucker. y':i2]SotfVa/do{>or6'^acoh Ludwi2,jr.^Iij. Davi '' 74 "8U 1 j.iqTWirr^/z, Cyrus Eaton. ^? '2ic^^^oma/Io7i^{'ii2c Bernard, John Spear. 8 249iV?afy^^6amuel Davis'^onaihan Hyde. 8^ \2b6\Union, 88 1 G^^Bowdoin, 88 i2o^A/o6lebord', Ephraim Rollins. 89 S^^yjkingt Adam Wiley, 94 \6o'uCaind'n, 94 logtS^ re/den^ Ifaac Lilly. 95 \o^s\ Lewi/ion, 95 \%\-j\LitchJield^ «99 1 6 1 AU-fbon^ ^1803 1 i68nS^ Gfor^f, Joel Mllle 4 787J«b/.e, 4j 76i|Pc7/i/-/ Reprefentatives—Berkfhire, Hancock. 2^ Inc. Cen. 1807 %0^'Montvilley Cyrus Davis. 1240 7 [200 7 48oT&>/tWy7^?/', Melzar Thomas. ^ 1 S 995 Whitefitld, 11 ^ Putnam^ 11 ygj^lna, Jeremiah Pearfon. ^ BERK^IRE. 1733 243Q^/5#^/r/?SilasKellogg>Silas Dewey. 89]' S7^tockl>rtd^e, Da^id Goodrich. «3o 5c\i^<^..Mar/6orougC^htn. Hyde>Ifaac Turner. 118 6c i ~9'^.Ea^remontf 61 |2665piP///i^f/^7vOrqi Goodrich^John Dickenfon, ?Phineas Alien/^iiver Robbins, i 61 ; '78|S^r^c7/ Barrington, XoUn Whiting. G^l^^^^^andis/ie/d, >tjriel' Smitii, jrVSamuel Mer- 97! l^-^outhfield, S rill. 62 'O^ct^yrin^kam, Nehemiah Park. 6 ^2>o^M7ie/ljorough, 1801 41---,...,./--,h^^"--^^-Ty!er. ^7&5 184 'lUiamfioiun^ Samuel Kellogg. eckit, George Conant. ichmond, Hugo Burghardt. CNOx, Caleb Hyde. 71 Vindfor, Amafa Convers, jr. 71 >rtt, Cyrus Stowell. 7?, Iford, Aaron Kinne. 73 //j, Elihu Buttles. ^°^^^^ej1-Stockbridge, Jofepn Hewlns. ^oigf/ancocA, Rodman Hazard. 77 9{\fVa/kmgton, 77 t3o5'&etf, James Whiten. 78 ^7^3^da}ns,'^ohn Bucklen,Hlenry Wilmafth. 474^ Mount Wajjiingion, i^ jj^^akon, Abraham Porter. ^^i^hr/hire, Allen BrowR. 97 98 2^\V:iarkfourgh, 1834 S^sSHinfdak, Abel Kittredgc. 5 S9^\ F/onda^ HANCOCK. '^77-^ i274\B,lfq/i, 87 ^So^Penoifcct, 88 SiV^rington, Warren Ware. 1816.] C f , 26 Reprefentatives—Wafiiington Inc. Cen. 1789 13,', 2 Seds^wz'c^, 260 89 220 K'\o7%er-I/ler^Mh3n Ha{kell^Pearl Spofford. 220 89 6 »^/a^ /////, Elias Upton. 260 89 50 ! Trenton, 276 8q 711 Su/livan, 280 89 417 ^loldfbo rough, 295 89 loj^y ^fount Defert, John Somes. 295 89 loS^FinaiAaven 210 89 1 ^ig^franA/ort, Jofhna Hall. 240 9' 85c "Sar/^or, Amos Patten. 240 9 1403 Biickljown, 234 Q 234 84 i^-j^hinpiitn, Jonath^p Kjjowles. 234 ' io;^(- Jasi i.v K, 250 ei8 780 \'ort/iport, 6,57 Eden, 1800 48c^ Orland, 238 o ^\\^Ufworth, George Herbert. 278 2 10 \'w*'AncolnviUe, Samuel Miller. 240 36cpyrrv, 257 246 220 337 Dixmont, Br. tver, Eddingtcn, Carmcl, Corintkf Exeter, (iarland, Nezu-Charlejlown. Foxcroftf Sebcck, WASHINGTON. 1784 57c Mac H IAS, Ebenezer Inglee. 55" Steuben 96 518 Columbia, 97 399 Addijbn, 496 Harrington, 1511 Eaftport, 1809 Jonefborough, 5c53 4'' 372 Calais, Lubeck, Z^^RohinJion, Reprefentatives—Norfolk, Kennebeck. 27 Inc. NORFOLK. 1630 93c' 'l9orf^.?;?er, Mather Wiihington. 3^169 "•/?0z^ar>'r^Wil!iamBrewer,SA.bijah Draper, ** Lemuel Lebarron7l:*aul Gore. ^ 889 Weymouth, ^^^^ 36 2i72T©E DHAMT^amuel H. Dean, x^bner Ellis pSraftus Wofthington. 1350 Sram/rce, 15 \9.6'^Milton, Jafori Houghton. 7 '2.^'j^Wrentkani, Jairus Ware. y^^rcokline, Haac S. Gardner. 11 xogylNced/iam, 12 20 IS viz^Medzuay y J^^^llingham, John Bates. 26 24 xog'^Walpole, Datiiel Kingfbury. 20 26 ^^^"^toughton, Samuel Taibot. 15 iooo^aron, 2^1ba Drake. 17 n 99^Co/ia/et, 20 i39^rankhn,rhmtzs WareTLewis Fifher. 26 7« 870 Foxboroughj 26 84 548 Dover^ 16 8" 9- 28^Y£azwc;', Thomas Greenleaf. 9o I iJ^Handolp/i, Micah White, 15 135^ 'Canton, John Bailey. 14 97 KENNEBECK. 177' 2o6^W<2//o2yf//^«Nathaniel Perlej^^Peter Grant. 7' m^^wt/ifop, Alexander Belcher. 7' 9.o6^f^ajfalborcvgh, Samuel Redington. 7' ^^cWnfow, Charles Hayc'en. 79 10 i^Hiitji on, David Young. 88 1277 Grctne, 9' ^9^^ Readfield, 92 i262^Icnmout/i, Abraham Morrill 9 158S>'Sydney, 92 1098'm4>cunt Vernon, John Hovey. 9a '^39 Farmington, 4 944 New-Sharcny '050 Clinton, <^o/^\ Fayette, 9^ , 9' 99^Bc/grade, 96 93^arlem, Jofiah Ward. i8o.^^.UGUsTA, Robert Howaird. 97 28 Reprefentatives—Oxford, Somerfet, Inc. Cen, 5798 S 10 (Vayne aoo 1802 izj^^eds, Daniel Lothrop. 185 430 CheJiervilU, 4 17 Vienna^ l3i\iVatervii/e, Elnathan Sherwin. 192 lo'zg^ardiner/jav^Qt Martton. i6e 200 195 793 Vnit^, 196 '^iib Malta, iDeardorn, ! OXFORD. 1777 ^oo$i^ryeburgh, Samuel A. Bradley. t20 S6 \rner, Jofcph Bonnej. \^ii\Hebron, 92, .jjo r-' 9S\^^5iPjuckfie/d, Benjamin Spalding. 93 '32|f*ARis, Alaiilon Mellen. 160 I'o^^jy, 95 Samuel Small. 9,- ^^S^ffrTOorf, ilVael WafliburirBlmeen Waters 165 916 97^£thel, Mofes Mafon. 170 97 ^^^aterford, Calvin Farrar. 110 loiQ^^'orway, Levi Whitman. 98 J^^o^rtford, Frederick Bartlett 170 98 61 Sumner 170 1800 6g«9 Rumford^ 215 o Lovelt, 2 ^rownjxddy 160 Albany, 3 3 40j Dixfield, 4 t-aJl-Andovcr, 4 Gilead, 5 Ntzury^ 193 7 43^ Denmark, ^^'^^ t'oHer, SS'^lHiram, 160 I SOMERSET. J 788 ^^Jj^anaan, John Wyman. 205 196 adSS^oKKiDGE wocK, William Sylvefter. 205 200 ,'}°5 Ccrnville, aio f 9 Reprefentatives—Hampden, Franklin, a Inc. Cen 1798 633 AnfoTiy 206 208 1801 424 Strong f 2 304 Avon, 2)0 s 484 New Ftneyard, 205 o 3 Harmony^ 2l6 3 5D2 Indujlry^ 3 374 Athem, 4 Gm^adi/ony Nathaniel Blackwell, ,» 230 ^i^Embdtn, " 4 562 Mercer \%^ Palmyra, • 2,5 237 Freeman^ 8 421 New -Portland, 9 1 1 2 5o/o», r 12 Bingham, -^ 12 "^loomjicld, Judah Mc Clellan. HAMPDEN. 1645 2767!^ p R I N G F I E L D^S£-dmund DwiohtT^J^Jfeph Pcafc'^dmund BliTs. 9? 69 3oW^^f/^^Benjamin Haftings, I'lzariah Mofe- Jley/William Blair. 105 rmjield^ttiphcn Pyncl^on^>Israel F.. Trafk 75 Lloyd ii6 82 Curtis 120 60,1 674*5^0;? /ora, Abner Brown 80 62! 6^^outA-Brm field, James L. Wales. 80 63!i770^iV(5r<2/zfl;%7^clcph Lathrop>Robt. Seflions. 89 65|i53^/^f/?^r, Sylvefler Emmons. 120 701 )22^(3Wf^zyzcA, Doras Stiles. ,^^ lio 74^\3icg^e/i-Sprzn^/ie/d'^onz. Smith/Charles Ball r[tJ-ad \A/'arnner,S^lfred Flower. loo J^o\tudlow, Eli Fuller. 90 59.'iJ^^ontg ornery, too lo^^tong 'Meadow, Alexander Field. 422 R?jjell, 108 1810 7^Tolland, Perez Marfhall. 125 ^lo Holland, unites with S. Brimjield. 73 , FRANKLIN. 1682 1 57^)eerjield^^{?i StebbinsT^^uguftus Lyman. q2 }7i3| i^H^Wort/ifield, Ezekiel Webfler. 94 18' r,^HSunderlend, Nathaniel Smith. C 2 ^o ( Joint Standing Committees. Inc. Cen. 11 \& 6^ R E E N ^E r, D , Eliel Gilbert. 95 Zl6yWew-Sa/em^^^Tney Pearce/fienja. Stacey. 80 9S%'^on(ague, Nathan Chenery. 87 ^? QoidColraine, Daniel Willis. 105 61 939S/iute/i>ury, 80 iiiT'SernardJon, John Hamilton. 96 1227 Warwick, 80 iMsdJhJi'lA Enos Smith. 105 "^^Uariemont, Abel Wilder. 110 i78|Corea;a;',\Elirha BillirigsNDavId Childs. loo 68 9^1 Shelburne, William WeiJs. loo 71 891 WkatrLy, o 74 760 Leverett, 79 io^\^uckland, Levi White. io5 81 g^y^Wmddl, Jolhua Green. 80 83 764 Vrange^ Amos Woodward, 75 839 ;iowe, 85 • 30 85 'J^^^leatk, Jofcph Emerfon. 125 92 loSiPV^^^/o', Thomas Longlcy. 120 93 7(>5^z//, SetlrS. Howland 90 1809 1009 Ltydeuy - ^ loo Meffcngcr to the General Court, Jacob Kohn. Meflenger to the Governor and Council, Edward E.Powars* ^Secretary of State, Alden Bradford, Efq. Deputy-Srcretary, Benjamin Wh i t w e l l, Efq. C/iief C/trk, Edward M'L a n e , Efq^. C/erks, Edward Cazneau, Samuel Auftin, JohH''Boies. i^rrafurcr & Riceiver General, John T. Ap t h cvr p, Efq. (J:3* Offices are kept in the N':^v State-Houfe, Bpflon JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. ^816. On Accounts. Of the Senate, Hon, MefTrs. Holman and Abbot. OitheHoufe, Meflrs. Howard, Robinlon, and Ri(;Ji3rdfon. On New Trials. Of rhe Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Latlirop and Holmes. Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Green, Pynchon and Davis. On Interior Fijheries. Of the Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Moody and Freeman. Of the Houpfe, Meffrs Adams, Clark and Cony. » Committees of the Houfe. 51 Of Incorporation of Tozons and DiJlriBs, Of the Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Lewis and Fuller. Of the Houfe, Meffrs Phelps, VVa{h burn and Perkins. On Applications for Manufaduring Companies Of the Senate, Hon. Mtffrs. Crocker and Smjth. Of the Houfe, M'-fT-'s. Browncii, Blood and Jones. On the Incorporation oj Panjhes and other Religious Societies. Of the Senate, Hon. MeflVs. Adams and Hooper, jun. Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Kittredgc, Whiting and Merrick. On Eafiefn Lands. Of tiie Senate, Hon. Mcilu. Stephens and Wood. Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Pierce, Hammond and Grofvenor. On Minijl(rial Lands. Of the Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Hill and Cleaveland. Of the Houfe, Meffrs.. Batcheider, Howard, and Gurney. On Turnpikes^ Bridges^ and Canals, Of the Senate, Hon. Meihs. Gage and Grofby. Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Gage, Smith and Harnden. On Banks and Banking. Of the Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Starkweather, and Howe, Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Webfler, King and Weft. On Applications from Sick and Wounded Soldiers. Of the Senate, Hon. Meffrs. Hill and Hunnewell, Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Knapp, Spurr and Sewall. COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE. ""~" On the Pay Roll, Mefirs, Brewer, Appieton, and Gage. On Bills in the Third Reading. Meffrs. Tudor, Worth- ingron and Mofely. On Engrojfcd Bills. Meffrs. Greenlea^ Prefcoit and Green. On Leave of Ahfence. Meffrs. Sewall, Wafliburn and Ridingtott' On Change of Names. Meffrs. Prefcott, Clark & Green. On Contfjied Ele£lions, Meffrs. Ware, Davis, Brown, Lyman an«! Gorham. On Finance. Meffrs. Lincoln, Sturgis, Kingfbury, Sew- all, Childs. On County EJHmates. Meffrs. Page, Gilbert &: Tucker. "'"^ MONITORS. Weprn Divifion, Col. Wade, Ipfu^ich. Northern do. Judge Whitman, Pembroke. Munjon. Eajlern do. Co! . Brown, Right of the Chair, Mr. Brewer, Roxbury. "^ Left, do. Mr. Fiike, 32 Notaries Publick. NOTARIES PUBLICK. SUFFOLK. DUKES. Bojlouy William Stevenfon, Edgarton, Benjamin Allen, Sa\Tiael Blagge. Samuel Cornelius Marchant. Gaidner, Jofiah Waters, Tijbury^ Samuel Claghorn. Stephen Codman. NANTUCKET. ESSEX. Nantucket, Benjamin Gard* Salem, Ichabod Tucker, ner, Jofiah HufTey. John Prince, jr. Ezckiel PLYMOUTH; Savdge. Plymouth^ Ephraim. Spoon-* MarbUhtad, John Bond, er, Benjamin Drew, jr. Nathan Bowen. Duxbo^o\ Studley Sampfon. Salifbury, Samuel Nye. Scituate, Hay ward Peirce. Beverly, Robert Rantoul. Hingham, Samuel Norton. Gloucefier, John Rcge.rs. Rochejier, Nath'l Ruggles. HaverkilU Charles White Wareham, Benja. Fearing, ^ewhu-ypU MichaelHodge, W'ORCESTER. Samuel Ten- John Fitz, Worcejler, Theop. Wheeler. Porter. ney, John Brookjield, Cheney Reed. William Woart. Newbury, Mendon, Jofeph Adams. Gardner. Lynn, James Peterjham, Nath'l Chandler. Jabez Farley. Ipfwick, Sterling, Ifaac Goodwin. HAMPSHIRE. Northampt. DanielStcbblns. YORK. Berwick, W^illiam Hight. Worthing tern, SamuelHowe, Saco, Daniel Granger. Philo Dickinfon. MIDDLESEX. York, Alexander MTntire. Biddejord, Nath'lGoodwin, Charlejiown, John Soley. Wells, Storer, CawArz^^e,Samuel Bartlett. Jofeph Hen- Gro?c;z,AipheusRichnrdfon. ry Clark. Watertown, Nath'l Bemis. BRISTOL. Concord, Tilly Merrick. New-Bedford, John M. BARNSTABLE. Williams,Lem.Williams. Provincetown, Orfamus Weftpurt, Abner Brownell. Thomas. Dighton, Thomas B. Welljleet, Sam'! Waterman. Richn^ond. Chatham, Jofeph Doane. Somerjet, Benjamin Davis. Eajihanit Eliftia Mayo. Taunton, Jonathan Ingalls. Brezojier, Jofeph Samfon. Attleboro*,A^o\\osQ\x{hTc\zn, Yarmcuih, James Crowell. Dartmouth, Abrah. Barker. Barnjlable, David Crocker. CUMBERLAND. Falmouth, Jofeph Parker. Portland, Ebenezer Mayo, $ftiidwick, Thomas Swift. Daniel Tucker. Notaries Publick. 33 N. Yarm. Edward Ruffell. Roxbury,]o\\'a. S. Williams*- Brunfwick, Nath'l Poor. Bramtree, Eben. F. Thayer, Portland^ JofephC Boyd. Eben. Fiflier, jr. Harpfwdl^ Andr. Dunning. FRANKLIN. LINCOLN. Greenfield, Hooker Leavitt. Wifcajfet, Seth Tinkham, Deerfield, Pliny Aims, John Merrill, jr. HAMPDEN. Bathi William Torrcy. JV. Spring/. ]n{{in Ely, jr, Thomajlon^ David Fales, 3d. Springfield, John Howard- NeW'CaJlle^ Daniel Waters. KEN NEBECK. Waldoboro\ Jacob Ludwig. Hallowcil, Nathanirl parley. Noblebord'^ George Reed. Augujla, Reuel Williams, Brijlol^ Jas. Drummondjr. WASHINGTON. Camden^ Nathaniel Martin, Calais, William Pike. Jofeph M'Cobb. Robbinjlon, John Brewer. HANCOCK. Eafiport, Jona. D. Wefton. Bangor, Amos Patten. Lubfc, Samuel Yeatoq. Hampden, Jedediah Herrick. Mac/lias, Abrah.Butterfield. Buckjlown, Moody Pllfbury. Columbia, James Bailey, Bdfajl, William Moody. 5/ea^fw, William Campbell. Frankfort, P. H.Wafhburu. SOMERSET. Castine, Bradfhaw Hall. Daniel Stewart. Deer- 1fie, Jofeph Tyler. Fairjield, Stephen Thayer. Sullivan, John Sargent. BERKSH : RE- Ellfwortk, John G. Dean. Adams, Thomas Rubinron. Surry, Kendall Kittercdge. Siocfibr. Hen. Vv D>A-ight. NORFOLK. Pitlsjxeld, Chauncey Hul- Cohajfet, Thomas Bourne. bert, Benjamin Sheldon. Table of tlie Value and JVeig/it 0/ Foreign Coins. Frderal valve. : 34 Government, &c. Government, &c. of each State in the Union. J^EW-HAMPSHIRE. The executive power is vested in a Governor and Council. The Governor is chosen by the people annu- ally. If there is no choice, the Legislature fill the vacan - cy, from the two highest candidates. The council con- sists oi live persons chosen by the people. The legisla- ture is styled the General Court. Each branch has a negative on the other. The Senate consists of 13 mem- bers. Each town containing 150 rateable polls sends one Representative, and every additional 300 polls entitles it to another The Governor, Counsellors, Senators and Representatives are chosen on the 2d Tuesday of March in every year. The Constitution of N. H. was adopted Feb. 1792. MJSSACHUSE TTS. The executive consists of a Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, and a couixil of nine members. The two first are chosen by the people annually. The council is chosen by the legislature out of the 40 returned as sen- ators; and, if they decline, fiom the mass of the people. The legislature consists of a Senate and House of Rep- resentatives, both chosen annually by the people. The Senators are chosen by districts ; the Represe'ntatives by the towns. Each town having 150 rateable polls sends one, and another for every additional 225 polls. The legislature assemble annually in May and January and on some special occasions oftener. The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and Senators are chosen on the first M(5nday in April annually. The Representatives are chosen annually in Mav. The Constitution ot Mas- sachusetts was adopted IVfarch, 1780. COAWECTICUT. The Charter of Charles II. in 1662 contains the Con- stitution of this State. The legislature is composed of a Council and House of Representatives. The council consists of a Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and 12 Assistants. The Governor presides, and has a vote, and a casting vote. They are all chosen annually on the 2d Monday in April : the two first directly from the mass of the peqile; the Assistants from a nomination of 20, which is filled up by the people in the preceding October. The House of Representatives, consisting cf of the feveral States. ^5 199 members, is chosen twice a year, viz. on the 3d Monday in March, and 3d Monday in S^ptemt)er; 80 towns sending each two Representatives, and 39 s.^nding but one each. This government has been in operation more tiian 170 years. RHODE-ISLAN-D. The Charter of 1663 is the Constitution of this State. I'he legislature is composed of a Council of twelve, in- cluding the Governor and Deputy-Governor, all chosen annually ; and a House of Representatives, consisting of 72 deputies from the several towns, chosen twice a year, viz. on the 3d Wednesday in April, and the 4th Tues- day in August. VERMONT. The legislative power is vested in a Haise of Repre- sentatives, chosen annually on the 1st Tuesday in Sep- tember, and to meet on the 2d Thursday of the suc- ceeding October. Each inhabited town has a right to send one Representative to the Assembly. The execu- tive power is vested in a Governor, Lieutenant-Gov- ernor, and twelve Counsellors, chosen annually on the 1st Tuesday in September. The Constitution of Ver- mont was adopted July 9, 1793. NEW-YORK, The legislature is composed of a Senate and House of Representatives. The Senators are chosen by dis- tricts, for four years. They are divided by lot into four classes. The seats of the first class are vacated in one year, the second class the second year, &c. so that a fourth part of the Senate are elected annually. Annual elections are on the last Tuesday in April and the two following days. The Representatives are chosen by the several counties annually. A council of revision, composed of the Governor, Chancellor, and the Judges ot the Supreme Court, is empowered to revise all bills passed by the two Houses, and to return them to the House where they originated. If this is done, two thirds of both Houses must re-enact them, or they are defeat- ed. If it is not done in ten days from the time a bill is passed, it becomes a law of course. The executive is composed of a Governor, Lieutenant- Governor, and Council of Appointment. The Govern- or is chosen every three years. The Lieutenant-Gov- -; 36 Government, 5tc, ernor, chosen for the same time, is President of the Sen- ate. The Council of Appointment consists of the Gov- ernor, and one Senator fi'om each District, chosen annu- ally by the legislature. It has the appointment of all subordinate otHcers, executive and judicial. JYEW-JERSEY. The legislature is composed of a Legislative Coun- cil and House of Assembly. The Council is chosen an- nually, and consists of thirteen mewibers; each county choosing one. The Assembly consists of 35 members, also chosen yearly. The executive is composed of a Governor, annually chosen by a joint ballot of the legislature ; a Vice-President, chosen by the Council and a Privy-Council, consisting of any three members of the Legislative Council. The Governor is President of the Council, Chancellor, Surrogate- General, and Captain-General. Annual elections in October. PEXjVSYL vakia. The legislative power is vested in a Senate and House of Representatives. The Senators are chosen by districts, and hold their offices four years. One fourth of them are elected annually. Tlte Representatives are chosen annually by the city of Philadelphia, and the re- spective counties. The legislature meet once a year in December. I'he executive power is vested in a Gov- ernor, who is elected for three years ; but cannot be chosen above 9 out of any 12 years. DELAWARE. The legislature consists of a Senate and House of Representatives. The Representative are chosen an- nually on the 1st Tuesday in October, and by counties. The Senators are chosen triennially, and by counties. One third of the Senators go out annnally. The Assem bly meet in January. The Governor is chosen by the freemen triennially, and can hold the office only three, out of any term of six years. The Speaker of the Sen- ate, in case of the absence, death, or resignation of the Governor, acts in his room. Delaware had a smaller population than either of the States at each national enumeration. In 1810, it contained 72,674 inhabitants. Its constitution was adopted in June, 1792. of the feveral States. 37 MARYLJJ^'D. Fhe legislature consists of a Senate and House of Delegates. The Senate is chosen by Electors, who are elected by the freemen, (on the first Monday in Sept.) every tifth year, two from a county, and one from each ©f the cities of Annapolis and Baltimore. I'he Electors meet at Annapolis a fortnight after they are chosen, and elect by ballot, 9 Senators from the western shore, and 6 from tiie eastern, who hold their station live years. The delegates are chosen annually on the first Monday in October. The Assembly meets annually on the first Monday in November. The Governor, and an execu- tive council of five persons, are chosen annually, on the second Monday in November, by a joint ballot of both Houses/ VIRGLVIA. The legislature is composed of a Senate and House of Representatives. T he Senate consists of 24 mem- bers, chosen for four years, by districts. One fourth of the Serate goes out yearly. The Representatives ai-e cho- sen annually, two from each county, and one from sev- eral cities and burroughs each. The Go^^ernor is chosen annually by joint ballot of both Houses, and can hold the office but 3 years in 7. He has a Privy Council of 8 members, chosen by joint ballot of both Houses. The two Houhcs remove two of its members ev^ery 3 years, and appoint two new ones. The Council chooses its President, who in case of the death, resignation, or ab- sence of the Governor, acts in his stead. J^ORTH-CAROLI/^A. The legislative power is vested in a Senate, and House of Commons. The Senators are chosen annually, one from each county. The members of the House of Commons are chosen annually, two from each county, and one from each of six towns. The Governor is cho- sen annually by a joint ballot of both Houses ; and is eligible 3 years in six. The Executive Council consists of 7 persons chosen annually, by a joint ballot of the two Houses. Raleigh is the seat of government. The Con- stitution of this State was adopted Dec. J8, 1776. SOUrH-CAROLIJVA. The legislature consists of a Senate and House of Representatives, The Senate cousiste of 43 members 18I6,] D 3 8 Government, &c. chosen eveiy 4 years by districts. Half of the Senators are chosen every 2 years. The Representatives are chosen everv 2 years by districts. The Governor and JLieutenant-Cxovernor are chosen biennially, by a joint ballot of both houses. Elections take place on the 2d Monday in October, and the day folIo\ving ; and the legislature meets annually on the 4th Monday in No- vember. The Constitution was adopted June 3, 1790. GEORGIJ. The legislature consists of a Senate and House of Representatives. The Senators are chosen annually by counties, one from each. The Representatives are cho- sen annually by counties ; each sending at least one, and none more than four. The Assembly meets yearly on the 2d Tuesday in January. The Governor is cho- sen for two years, by tiie General Assembly. KENTUCKY, The legislative power is vested in a Senate and House of Representatives. The Senators are chosen by dis- tricts, and hold their seats four years. One fourth are re-chosen annually. Their number is limited to 38. The Representatives are chosen annually on the first Monday of August, chielly by counties, and in a few in- stances by towns. Their number cannot exceed 100. The Assembly convenes on the first Monday in Novem- ber. The Governor is chosen by the people once in four years, and is ineligible the succeeding seven. The Lieutenant-Governor is chosen for the same period, and in the same manner, and is President of the Senate. The Constitution of this State was adopted Aug. 17,1799, TENNESSEE. This State is divided into five districts, and these into 38 counties. Its Constitution was adopted Feb. 6, 1796. The legislative authority is vested in a Senate and House of Representatives. The election for Governor and members of both Houses is biennial, on the first Thurs- day in August and the day succeeding ; and the meet- ing of the General Assembly is on the 3d Monday of September. The Governor' is vested with the execu- tive power. OHIO. The legislative authority is vested in a Senate, chosen biennially, and a House oi Representatives, chosen an- of the feveral States. 39 nually ; both branches by the people. Annual elections are on the 2d Tuesday in (Jctober. The Senators are divided into two classes by lot ; the seats of the first class to be vacated at the expiration ot one year ; of the second at the expiration of the second year ; so that one half are to be chosen annually. Tlie executive power is vested in a Governor, to be chosen biennially, by the people. LOUISDLYyl. This State is entitled to send two members to the Senate, and one member to the House of Representa- tives of the United States. Until a new census, it will of course cho jse three Electors of President and Vice- President, la 1810, the city, suburbs, and precincts of New-Orleans contained 24,552 inhabitants; ©f whom 13,728 are whites, and 10,824 are slaves. MISSISIPPL In November, 1812, this Territory was incorporated into a State ; and included within its limits a part of West-Florida, claimed as originally constituting a por- tion of Louisiana, and as embraced in the purchase of that Terntoiy. Missisippi Territory originally contain- ed about 90,000 square miles ; 330 miles in length from east to west, and '^78 in breadth. The representation of this State in Congi esb is the same as that of Louisiana. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is a square with a side of ten miles, and of course con- tains 100 square miles. It lies on both sides the Poto- mac, and inCAides the towns of V\'asliington, George- town and Alexandria. It is divided into two counties; the county of Washington on the north side of the Poto- mac; and the county of Alexandria on the south side. In the former, the laws of Maniaiid are continued in force ; in the latter, those of Virgiiiia, Congress, hov/- ever, makes what laws it pleases for both. Washington city is built on the Maryland side of the Potomac, on a point of land between what is called the Eastern branch and the Potomac. Irs plan as laid out, exterids neaiiy four miles up each of tljose rivers. The Eastern Branch forms a safe and coo^modious harbour, being sufficiently deep for the largest shi|)s, for ' about four miles above its mouth, while tlie channel lies close along the bank adjoining the city, and affords a large and convenient harbour. The cajjitul is situated on a —; 40 Government, &c. of the feveral States. pleasant eminence, commanding a view of every part ot" the city, and of a considerable portion of the coun- try around. Such streets as lead immediately to pub- lic places are from 130 to 160 feet wide ; others from 90 to 110. This city became the permanent seat of the National Government in 1800. IN-DIAKA TERRITORY, Containing 24,520 inhabitants, is divided iwto four counties, and 27 townships. Its average length is about 270 miles, and its average bread tk about 130. Number of square miles, 35,000. The officers of this govern- ment, are appointed by the President of the U. States. Vincennes is the capital and the seat of government, and is also the centre of commerce. MICHIGAJ^ TERRITORY. ^ This Territory is divided into four districts, viz. Erie, Detroit, Huron,and Michilimakinak. It^ greatest length from South-east to North-west, is 500 miles from North-east to South-west it is 300. The number of square miles, both of land and water, is estimated at 150,000. The legislative power is vested in a Governor and a Supreme Court, composed of three Judges, all appointed by the President of the United States. The executive power is vested in the Governor, and the ju- dicial in the three Judges, and such civil magistrates in the various districts as^ the Governor shall appoint. ILLIATOIS TERRITORY. This is the western half of what was formerly called the Territory N. W. of the Ohio, and embraces the whole of it, except what is included in the State of Ohio, and the Territories of Michigan and Indiana. The whole tract contains about 200,000 square miles. It wa s a part of the Indiana Territory till 1809, when it was erected into a separate government. Population in 1810, was 12,282 inhabitants. The Territory originally included in Louisiana, was estimated to contain nearly a million cf square miles ; as large an extent of countrv as the whole of the residue of the United States. In 1810, it contained 97,401 in- habitants. » Poft-Offices, and Poft-Matters. 41 POST-OFFICES in Massachusetts and Maine, %vith the Post-Ma&iers^ A'ames. AbingtOTii Elifha Hobart Brimfiddy Stephen Pynchon ABon, Briftol, M. Aaron Blaney Adams, Ambrofe Kaflen Brookfield, Cheney Reed Albany^ Afa Cummings Brownjield, M. Jof. Howard Alfred, M.* James Goodwin Brunfwick, M. Jotham Stone Alna, M. Jofiah Stebbins Buckjield, M. Benjaqain Amherjiy Rufus Kellogg Spaulding Andover, liaac Abbot Buckflown, M. Caleb B.Hall Anfon^ M. James Collins Buxton, M. Samuel Cutts A/kburnham, Jofeph [ewett Calais, M. Stephen Brewer AJJibv, Akxan.T. Willard Cambridge, Jos. Stacey Read AJfonet, Stephens B. Pickens Camden, M, Bcnja. Cuftiing At/iol, Jofeph Prcftor Canton, Silas Kingfley Attleboro\ Ilrael Hatch Carver, James Ellis Au^ujia, M. Robert C. Vofe Cafline, M. Benjamin Hook Baldwin^ M. Richard Fitch Charlement, Sani'l Rathbone Bangor, M. W, D. Wil- Charlton, Wm. P. Rider liamfon Chatham, Ezra Crowell Barnjlable, Richard Bourne Chelmsford, Joel Adams Barre, Elijah Caldwell Chefkire, John Leland, jr. Bat/i, M David Stinfon Chefier, H. Bodunha Belchertown, Henry Mellen ChtJUrville, M. J . B. Lowell Belfaji, M. Thos. VVhittier Cohajj'et, Joel Willcuc Belhel, Moles Mafon, jr. Columbia, M. 1 hos. Ruggles Berkley, Concord, John Keyes Berwick, M. Sylvanus Hatch Corinth, M. Simeon Peafe Beverly, John Barley Dartmouth,A\ive\i?imTncktt Billerica, Jonathan Bov/ers Dedham, Jere. Shuttleworth Blanford, Amos M. Collins Deerfieldj Epaphras Hoyt Bluekill, M. Andr. Witham Dennyfville, M. Wm. Kilby Boltoji, Amos Parker Dennis, Nathan Stone, jr. Boothbay, M, Edm. Wilfon Dighton, John Hathaway Bojon, Aaron Hill Dixmont, M. Benja. Butmaiv Bowdoin, M. Mofcs Starbird Douglas, Bowdoinba?n, M. S. Gardiner Dracut, Caleb B!anchard Bradford, . Greenough Wra Drefden, M. John J ohnfon Brewfler, Jofeph Samfon Dudley, Amafa Nichols BridgetQ7i, M. Samuel An- Duxbury, Thomas Windfor drews Eajlham, Jofeph Mayo Bridgewater, J.M. Goodwin Eajion, Daniel Wheaton { W.parifhj Afa Whitman (do turnpike) Ifrael Alger * M fignip.es Maine Eafl.Sudbury, Nath'l Reeves D& y 42 Poft-Offices, and Poft-Mafters. Eddington, M. Park Holland Hebron, M. Benia. Clwndier Edgarton, Beriah Norton Hingham, Thomas Loud Edgecomb. M Steph. Parfons Hivfdale, Solomon W. Colt Ellsworth. M Theod. Jones Hirant, M. Ifrael Buibank fai'^fax, M N. Heywood Holland, Benjamin Church Fai^fieldy M. Wm. Kendall Holmes Hole, Th> od Parfons Falmouth, Charles Sanford Hubbardflon, Reu. Wheeler Fally*s roads, Jefle Farnham Ip [which, Nathan Jaqucs Farmington, M. Tim. John- Jay, James Starr, jr. fon Jefferfon, M. Feeding-Hills, Sam'l Flower foncfijoro\ M. Anfel Tupper Fitchburg, Calvin Wiliard Kennebunh, M. Step.Thacner Foxborp*, Noah Hobart Kingflon, Seth Drew Framingham, Jonn. Maynard Kittf.ry, M. Daniel Peirce Frankfort, M. Alexander Lancafter, Timo. Whiting MiUlken Lanefhoro*, Samuel Bacon Freeport, M- Nathan Weflbn Lebanon, M. Daniel Wood Freetown, Amos Braley Lee, Roll in C Dewey Fryeburgk, M Judah D^na Le'cefler, Hfnry Sargent Gardiner^ M. Seth Gay Lenox, Daniel Williams, jr. Gloucejter^ Ifaac Eiwell Leominfler^ John Gardner Goidflforo\ M Thomas Hill Lewiflon, M. Daniel Reed Gorkam, M. Alex. M'Lellan Limerick, M. James Ketteil Grafton, William Lamb Liming ton,M. Wingate Froft Granville, Oliver Parfons Lincolnmlle,M. —- Wilfon Gray^ M. Jofeph M 'Lei Ian Litchfield, M. Wm. Cleaves G. Barrington, Mo. Hopkins Littleton, John Adams Greene, M Luther Robbins Livermore, M. Benj. Bradford Greenfield, Ambroie Ames Long Meadow, SolomonBurt Greenwich^ Jofiah White Level, M. Andr. Woodbury Groton, James Lewis Lunenburg Edmund Culhing Madley, Lynn, Jonathan Batchelder ' Halifax J. Cufhman Machias, M. Jerc. (D'Brien Hallowelly M: Joihua Win- Manchefler, D. L. Bingham gate Marblehead, Richard Prince Hamilton, Daniel Brown MarLboro\ Micah Shearman Hampden, M. Martin Kipfley MarJJifieldy Jabez Hatch Hanover, Robert Eells Medfield, Eben. Clark, jr. Hardwick, William Cutler Medway, William Felt Harlem, M. Jap.C.Walbburn Medford, \yilliam Rogers Hartford, M. Arvida Hay ford Mendon, Richard George Harvard, Stevens Hayward Middkboro\ Levi Pierce Harwich, Eben , Brooks Uiddlefield, Hatfield, Daniel White Mid»Granville,Th2iA. Squires Haverhill^ Francis Eaton MiltoTii Mofes Whitney Poft-Offices, and Poft-Mafters. Minot, M. Nathan Woodbury Princeton, Samuel Steven fen Monmovth,M. J. A Chandler ProfpeB, M. Samuel Shute MontviUe, M. Cyrus Davis Prov2ncetown,Ou€{i.Thorxxzs Mt. Vernon, M. Sam I. Thing Ouincy, Mottram Vefey Nantucket, James Barker Randolpli, Jonathan Spear Narraguagus,M. Jof. Adams Raymond, M. Steph. Swett Netu- Bedford, Abra. Smith Readfield, M. Saml. Currier NezL'turyport,Qh2ir\^^ Turner Reading, John We Ron New Qafco, M. Jof. Thrafher Rekobotk, Rufus Rounds Nezv-Caflle,M John Glidden Richmond, Cyprian Branch Ncwfield, M. Cheflev Drew Rochejler, Nathan Willis NewGlovceJl.M. J.E.Foxcraft Rowley, James Smith NeW'Ma Iboi-Q*, Step. Powell Royalflon, Jofepb Eflabrooks Nezu-Salftn, Nahum Bryant Robbinfion, M John Brewer NcW'S-'iaron, M. Saml. Pref- Rumfcrd, Nathan Adams cott Rutland, Mofes White Newtcn, Amos Alien S£Zcflcr(3/)/)aM. Hez. Wiiiflow Norridgezvock, M. William Saco, M. John Cleaves Spaulding Salem, Jofepb E. Sprague Northampton, Danl. Wright Sdlifjurv, Seth Clark Northfield, John Nevers Sandiyjidd, George Hull Northport, M. Jones Shaw Sandwich, Wm. Fcffcndcn No'th6oro\ Ben). Munroe ^andjord, M. Ebcn.Linfcott North Yarmouth, Af. John Scarborough, M. Abra. Mil- Hale liken, ir. Norway, M. Wm. Reed SkouheganFalls, M. J.Locke Orleans, Jona. Bafcom Scituate, Augudns Clapp Orrington, M. John Brewer Si'ekonk, Phanuel Bifiiop, jr. Otis, Roderick Norton 6'/2i2/'//'4-/2, M.Sam' iChapm an Oxford, Arch. Campbell Sheepfcot, M. Andrew Peters Palermo, M. Jofcph Crefey Shrffidd, William Buell Palmer, Amos Hamilton Shrrley, Thomas Whitney Paris, M. Ruff: 1 Hubbard Sidney, M. Stephen Springer Parfom field, M. S.Cufliman Shrewfbury, Jof;-ph Stone Pawtucket, Br, Kni[;ht Somerfet, Jofepb Kellogg Ptlham, Conflant Ruggles South-Berwick, Micajah Peterjham, Hutchs. Hapgood Currier Phillipfburg, M. IHiac Lane Scut/iboro\ Peter Fay Pkippfburg, M. Mark L. Hill South- Hadley, Ralph Snow Pittsjidd, Jofhua Danforth Southwick, Enos Foote Pittfion, M. Jacob Loud Spencer, Ifaac Jenks, jr. Plymouth, Nathan Harris Springfield, Dan. Lombard Plymbton, Nathan Fobes Standijh, hU Wm. Lamfon Portland, M, Robert I'fiey Sterling, John Robbins 44 Supreme Judicial Court. Steuberiy M, Jacob Townfley IVaterville, M. AfaRedingtOR StocA6 ridge, Horatio Jones Wayne, M. Moles Wing, jr. Stow, Phincas Conant fVtUJleet, Rtuben Arcy Sturbridge, Sirr.fcn Burt Wells, M. Matthew Lindfey Sullivan, M. P. D. Sargent Wenkam, Thomas Barnes Sutton, Jacob Marfh Weftbord', Nathan Fifher Stuanzey, Reuben Chace Wfft- Brookfield, Dan Meriain Sumner, M. S. Bartlett, jr. Wtftern, lofcph field Taunton, James L. Hodj^es Weftfidd, Charles Douglas Ttmpltton, Lipha French Wejijord, John Abbot Thomajion, M J.D.Whcaton Wtjtvnnjltr, Daniel Bartlett Ti/bury, Thco'dffius Parfons Wejion, Abraham Hews, jr. Topsjxdd, Nehe. Cleveland Wejlport, Ifaac Howland Townfetid, Mofcs Warren Weji 'Springfield, J. Stebblns Trenton, M. Abner Lee Wejl-^tockbridge, A.Spencer 7roy, Charles Pitman M'^eymoutb, Cotton Tufts Truro, Sylvanus Nye W/iitefietd,M. Abram Choate Turner, M. Alden Blofrom Williamjlown, H. C. Brown Tyng[boTo\ Dan'iRichardlon Wilton, Sylvcfter Strickland Union, M. Lbenezer Alden Winchendon, AmosGoodhue Unity, M. Lemuel Bartlett Windham, M Chasjohnfon Uxbridge, Samuel Read Window, M. Fred. R. Paine VaJfalboro\M. Lathrop Chafe Wttiihrop, M. Silas Lambert, Vienna, M. Elifha John! on WiJcaJJct,M. Oi chard Cook Waldoboro\M. John Head Wobuin, John Wade Warekam, Benjamin Fearing Woolwich, M> Samuel Troit li'arren, M. ]t{Xc Page Worcejler, James Wilfon f^'arioick, Wm. Cobb, jr. l'Vorthington,W\\\\zim Ward Waterbord, M. Andi .Burlcy Wrtntham, Samuel Druce IVaterford, M. Eli Longlcy Yarmouth, Jofhua H^mblin fVatertown, Charles Patten York, M. Nathaniel Sargent SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Jufixes. Hon. Ifaac Parker, of Bofton, Chief Juflice. Hon. George Thatcher, of Biddeford. Hon. Chalks Jackion, of Bofion. Hon. Samuel Putnam, of Salem. Hon. Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Hallowcll. Attorney-General, Hen. Perez Morton, of Dorchcfter. Solicitor-General, Hon. Daniel Davis, of Bofton. Reporter oj Decificris, Hon, Dudley A. Tyng, of Cambridge. Juftices throughout the State, 45 jujlices throughout the Commonwealth, David Sewall York Thomas Dwight Springfield Oliver Wendell Bo/ion Thomas Cutts Saco Thomas D.iwes do. George Thatcher Biddejord George Cabot do. Samuel Fowler Wejifield Chriftopher Gore do. Elij^.h Brigham Wcjlboro'. William Phillips do. ^z.^tz\V\\czi\\c\Worthington Jonathan Mafon do. John Bacon Stcckbridge Samuel Holten Davvers John Brooks Medford Salem Towne Charlton Ephraim Williams £)«r;^€/Samuel Dexter Bojion Wm. Afpinwall Brook line John Davis do. Samuel Dana Groton ^rtemas Ward do. Andrew P Fernald Elliot William Gray do. Nath'l Morton, jr. Freetown' Perez Morton do. Alexander Rice Kttery Harnfbn G. Otis do. Thomas B. Adams Quircy William Preicott do. Joleph Story Saltvi Daniel Davis do. Charles Turner, jr. Sa'tuaie Ifaac Parker do. Samuel Fales Taunton James Winthrop Cambridge William Davis Phmoutk Jofiah Bartlett Charltfluwn George Blifs Springfield Timothy Newell Sturbridge Moffj, Carieton Wifcaffet Bijaleel Taft Uxbridge Orchard Cook do. Beza Hay ward Plymouth Benj 'min Greene Berwick George Partridge Duxbury NahumMitchell Bridgewat. Eenja. Pickman, jr. Saltm John Welles Bojion Nathaniels Wells Wells Samuel Putnam SaUvr Timothy Pickering Wenham Nathaniel Bowditch ^o Levi Liijcoln IVorctJle'^ Tofeph Allen Worcefit Oliver Fifke do. Samuel S. Wilde Hallcn-: Stephen Bu lock Rekobotk 46 Courts in Maflachufetts« CIRCUIT COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Middle Circuit. ESSEX tf MIDDLESEX. Hon. Samuel Dana, (iroton. Chief Justice. Hon. William Wetmore, Boston, ) -^^sociateA^cnriatp Justices.Lmtirp.; Hon. Stephen Mmot. Haverhill, S John Heard, Ipswich, ) Session Justices for Nehemiah Cleveland, Topsfield, J Essex co. Abiel Heyw(^od, Concord, ) Session Justices for Loammi Baldwin, Cambridge, 3 Middlesex co. Western Circuit, WORCESTER, HAMP.SHIRE, FRANKLIN, HAMP- DEN, iP" BERKSHIRE. Hon. John Hooker, Springfieid, Chief Justice. . • Hon. Edward Bangs, Worcester, ) 4. t *• Associate Justices. Hon. Jonathan Leavitt, Greenlield, I Oliver Crosby, Brookfi eld, > Session Justices for Benjamin KinibaJl, Harvard, 5 VVorctster co. EzraStarkweather,Worthington, ; Session Justices for Samuel Porter, Hadley, ^ Hampsliire co. Elijah Paine, Aslifiekl, > Session Justices for Joshua Green, Wendell, J FrankUn co. William Ely, Springfield, ? Session Justices for Heman Day, West-Springfield, ) Humpflen co. Joseph Whiton, Lee, ? Session Justices for Wolcott Hubbell, Lanesboro', S Berkshire co. Southern Circuit NORFOLK, PLYMOUTH, BRISTOL, BARNSTABLE, NANTUCKET, t^ DUKES- Hon. Thomas B. Adams, Quincy, Chief Justice. Hon. Jairus Ware, Wrentham,. ? . ^^^^- Justices.T„stirp Apollos Tobey, Berkley, S , Bristol co Richard Sears, Chatham, \ Session Justices for Calvin Tilden, Yarmouth, S Barnstable co. Matthew Mayhew, Chilmark, Session Jus.torDukes go. Courts in MafTachufetts. 47 First Eastern Circuit. YORK CUMBERLAND, ISf OXFORD. Hon. Benjamin Green, Berwick, Chief Justice. Hon. Judah Dana, Fryeburgh, > a Associate„„„-:ate JTusticesustices. Hon. William Widgery, Portland, { Jeremiah Hill, Biddeford, > Session Justices for Joseph Thomas, Wells, S York co. Lothrop Lewis, (rorham, 7 Session Justices for Ammi R. Mitchell, N.Yarmouth, 3 Cumberland co. Daniel Stowell, Paris, ? Session Justices for Robert Bradley, Fryeburgh, 5 Oxford co. Second Eastern Circuit. LINCOLN, KENNEBECK, ^^ SOMERSET. Hon. Nathan Weston, jnn. Augusta, Chief Justice. Hon. Josiah Stebbins, Alna > Associate Justices. Hon.Ebenezer fhachcr, Warren, S James W. Head, Warren, ^ Session Justices for James Rogers, Bowdoin, 3 Lincoln co. Samuel Wood, Winthrop, > Session Justices for Samuel Moody, Halloweil, ^ Kennebeck co. James Waugh,jr.Norridegwock, > Session Justices for Seth Currier, Canaan, J Somerset co. Third Eastern Circuit. HANCOCK ^ WASHINGTON. Hon. William Crosby, Belfast, Chief Justice. Hon. Martin Kinsley, Hampden, 7 a Associate^„^p:„,.p Justices.jnctirpc Hon. James Campbell, Harrington, 5 Phineas Ashmun, Washington Pi, "> Session Justices for John Black, Ellsworth, J Hancock county. Stephen Jones, Machias, 7 Session Justices for Theodore Lincoln, Dennysville, 3 Washington co. CC^ For the times of fitting of the feveral Courts, fee Calendar pages, and the lifts of Courts no- ticed in the Index. 48 Courts in Maffa. Juftlces, &c. in SuflFolk BOSTON COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Hon. Harrison G. Otis, Judge. William Minot, Recorder. MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Hon. Thomas Dawes, Judge. Edward Jackson, Clerk. Jumes T. Austin, Attorne5^ COURT OF SESSIONS. SUFFOLK. Hon. William Donnison, Boston, Chief Justice. Jones, Russell Sturgis, Edward 7 Associate Justices, William Little, .William Smith, S NANTUCKET. Hon. Joslah Barker, Chief Justice. Francis Macey, Benjamin Coffin, Associate Justices. DUKES. Hon. Beniamia Basset, of Chilnvark, Chief Justice. John Davis, of Tisbury, ) Associate Justices. Ichabod Nt)rton, ot Edgartcn, 5 SUFFOLK. Jchn Tucker, Clerks of all the Courts in the County, William Tudor, and John Callender, of Boston. County Attorney, James 1\ Austin, (rf Boston. Jud^e of Probate, Thomas Dawes do. Reinster of Probate, John Heard do. Register of Deeds, William AUme do. County Treasurer, John Winslow do. in Boston Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum \Vm. Donnlfon Samuel Brown feenja. Auftin Wm. Wetmore Stephen Gorham Jona. L. Aultm John Tucker Benja. Parfons Jofeph May Samuel Gardner John Phillips William Brown RufosG.Amory Benja. Gorham William Little Juftices of the Peace in Bofton. 49 Edward Jones Arnold Welles Wm. Sullivan Wm. Hammatt Will. Stevenlbn T. L. Winthrop Peter C. Brooks E. S. Livermore Jofeph Hall Aiden Bradford Wm. Spooner John Callender Thos. H. Perkins Eppes Sargent James Alien Ifrael Thorndike Jofiah Qiiincy Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William Donniibn, Jon-athan L. AuRin. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN BOSTON. William Smith Waircn Dutton Jonathan Bird Samuel Eliot A. Cunningham W. Donnifon, jr. Sim or. Eiiot Charlc; P.Sumner James G Dana" William Alline Jona. Hallings Caleb Bingham Samuel Parkman John W. Folfom Amo^ Binney Edward Jackfon 'Saml. J. Prefcoit Jofeph N. Ho%ve Jofep': Pierce Alex. Townlend Jofiah Waters Ifanc Rand Tavies Savage Edw. Tuckerman Charles Bulfinch \Vm. S. Sh iw Thos. Welfh, jr. Jofeph Head Win. H. Sumner Benjamin Welti Thomas Perkins Stephen Codraaa Ofgood Carht)n Samuel Cobb Lemuel Shaw John Fellenden Timo. Williams Andrew Ritchie Jofiah Batchelder Jona. Hunnewell Benja. Pollard Ilaac F. Coffin A'oiel Smith Saml. D. Parker John Knapp Daniel D. Rogers Ifrael Munroe John H. Crane John Winflow George G. Lt'e Saml. F. M'Clary Wiiliam Taylor William R. Gr.iy John Williams Lemuel Hay ward George Su'livan Wm. C. Aylwin James Robinfbn Rich. D. Harris J no. W. Hiyward Charles Davis Jofeph Cooiidge Wm. Simmons Pcier O. Thacher John Brazer John Lathrop, jr. John Heard, jr. Henry Giav Saml. H. Walley Benja. Whitman W. P. Whiting Benjamin Guild Saml. M. Thayer Wm. A. Fales Samuel Gore Gardner Greene Wm. Stackpole David Sears Ruflell Sturgis Jofeph E. Smith John Parker James T. Auflin James Green Wm. Parlous Benjamin Welles Geo. Burroughs Samuel Salifbury Thomas Melville Nathaniel Noyes Jonathan Phillips William Minot Nathl. Smith, jr. James Perkins Henry Cabot JefTe Putnam Edward M'Lane Samuel Blagge Triftram Barnard Sam.K. Williams 1816.3 ] 50 Counfellors and Attorneys in Suffolk. Charles W.Green Francis Carncs Andr. Greenwcc Tames Phillips Stephen Thayer Samuel Dunn .Tofeph H. Pierce Samuel Hubbard Henry Codman JDaniel Oliver Thomas Payfon Wm. Tudor, jr. Ben] a. Whitwell J of. Woodward Francis Babcock John Boies Ehen. Par Tons Z. G. Whitman AugutlusPeabody Wra. D. Sohier Wm. Wells Francis J. Oliver Nathan Hale Ifaac Gates John Siewart Charles Bradbury Edw. T. Channingi D. S. Greenough Nathl. P. RufTell John Stickney Wm. Payne Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Samuel Low, William Harris, J ofeph Stowcr«- Counsellors at Law in Boston. Rufus G. Amory James Alien George Sullivan Daniel Davis Wm. H. Sumner Benjamin GulM E. S. Llvermorc Warren Diuton D. S. Greenougb^ Samuel Dexter John Knapp T'^hn Stickney Jofeph Hall Ifrael Man roe Francis Carnes Prcfcott Wm. Saml. D. Pinker J. W. Haywarc! Artemas Ward Thos. Welfh. jr. J )f. Harrington Benja. Whitman William Auftin Danl. B. Ripley George Blake Timothy Fuller Henry Cabot John Phillips Lemuel Shaw Inhn Stuart Bf-nj. Parfons Andr. Ritchie, jr. Thomfon Miller Benj. Whitwell Alex. Townfcnd Thos. J. Eckiey John Callender Jat^es T. Auftin Wm. Simmorrs Jofeph Rowc William Minot Wm. D. Sohier William Sullivan James Savaj^e Phincas Blair John Williams Samue' Hubbard George W. Boyle Wm. Thurfton John H. Crane Ifaac F. Coffin John Heard Jofeph E. Smith Wm. A. Fales Edward Jackfon AuguOusPeahody JofiahP. Cooke. Charles Davis Sam. F. M'CIary Nathan Hale Peter O. Thaclier Sam. K. Williams Z. G. Whi-man Charles P. Sumner Wm. C. Ay 1 win James Day T. O. Selfridge Wm. P. Whiting John Gallifon Benja. Gorham Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court in Boston* Abra. W. Fuller Elijah Mo.fe James C. Merrilt Benjamin Rand Lucius M. :-)argent Abrah. Wild, jr. Henry Cod in nn Alex. H. Everett Samuel D. Ward Edw. T. Gbanning David Townfcnd Sa-muel B. Barr tlfi Juftices, &c. in E/Text 5« Attorneys at the Common Pleas in Boston. Win. S. vShaw George Ticknor William Paikcr Stephen Bean William Gale George Feller Jamuel E. Smith A.O.Waterhoufe James Foftcr >aml. Dexter, jr. Dan.ei Rcckwood J no. C. Gray 3ftav. Pickering 'J'homas G. Caiy Henry H. Fuller -leury B, Smith Charles P. Curtis Charles G. Loring ^enry Orne William P. Malon WiR. T.Andrews George Jaftrey Mafd Willis Edward Brooks »?Iofes Draper Bcnja. L. Weld Franklin Dex'er ". A. Dexter Thos.B. Wait, jr. Chs. M. Ingerfoll ami. Filber, jr. Francis C. Gray George E. Head 'rar)cis Baflet Han is. G.Otis, jr. Benja. D. Greene 'ran. W. Waldo J onathanFowlcjjr. Rich. W. Greene Coroners. Bojlon^ John W. Folfom, Jofeph Stevens, Thomas *homas Badger, Daniel Stephenfon, jr. ^ney, Paul Revere, jr. Chdfea, David Floyd, Jofeph Stov;ers Sheriff, Samuel Bradford, of Bofton. yeputy-Sheriffi, Shubael Bell, Bradifh Billings, and Luke Baldwrin, of Bofton. Office, Court-Street. Jailer and Crier of the Courts, Shubael Bell, of Bofton. Commijfioner of Wrecks, &c. Samuel Bradford, Efq. ESSEX. Clerk of the Courts, Ichabod Tucker, of Salem, County Attorney, John Pickering, of Salem. Judge' of Probate, Daniel A. Wtiite, Ne^v buryport. Pegister of Probate, Nathai.iel Lord, 3d. Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Amos Chuite, of Salem. County Treasurer, Nctthaniel Wade, of Ipswich. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, 'mesbury Benja. Lurvy Boxford Thomas Perley ndover John Kneeiand, Gloucester Henry Phelps "homas Kittridge, Jdiii Haverhill James Dun- Phillips can evtrly Joshua Fisher, Ipswich John Heard, Jon- Thomas Stevens, Eben. athan Cogswell, Asa Everett, Moses Brown, Andrews, Nathl. Wade Robert Rantoui Lynn Frederick Breed 1 ,, 52 Juftices of the Peace In EfTex. Manchester VVm. Tuck Punch ard, John Saund MarbLehead Nathan ers, Joseph E. ^prague Bowen, John Prince Moses Town send, Joht| JSfeivbury Wm. Woart, Prince,] r. Ichab. Tuck- Ebenezer March er, John Pickering, Ben- J^envburyfit. Nicho Pike, jamm Pickman, Eze- Oliver Prescolt, James kiel Savage Pi'ince, Jacob Gernsh, Salhbiiry Samuel Nye, Daniel A. White Jacob ferown Salem Jacob Abhton, John Tofufidd Neh. Cleveland Apfiointed to quaVfy Civil Officers. Samuel Hoken, Stephen Choate, Ebenezer M irch, Na- than Dane, Joseph Stores John Punchard, John Saun- ders, John Prince, Josiah Smith, Leverett Saltonstail, Ichabod Tucker, John Pickering, Nich. Pike, Danl. A. White, Wm, Woart, Nathaniel Wade, Asa An- drews. Justices of the Peace. jimssbury Christ. Sargent, Gloucester John Manning, MicahBradIey,Jos.Hoyt,jr. jr. William Pearson, Isaac Tiios. Hoyt, Robert Patten "Elwell, William Pearce, Andover John L. Abbot, Lonson Nash, Jiiim Kit- Samuel Farrar, Joshua tridge, John Prentiss Chandler, Mark New- Hamilton EnochFaulkner, man, Stephen Barker, jr. Josh. Giddins, JolinSafFordI Fi'ederick Nye, Hobart Haverhill Israel Bartlett,, ("^lark, George Osgood, Leoj^ard White, JohnVar- Samuel Merrill nrimEp/hraimCorliss. Mo- Beverly Thos. Davis, Jona. ses Wingate, James Ayer, Smith, jsaac \,Voodbury,jr. jr. Stephen Minct, Eben. "William Bui ley Gige, Jas. Smiley, Oliver Boxford StephenPeabody, Morse, Frederick Parker, J.Foster.jr. ParkerSpafford Francis Eiton, Jonathan Bradford rhomasS:ivory, Ingersoll, Jciseph Hovey, Benjamin Parker.William Charleys White, M-itthew (jreenough, Samuel Chad- Whipple wick, Jo-sc-ph Chad wick, I/iswich Dan.Rogers, John Jesse Kimball ChcvaeJ'. ;sephSwazey, Asa Danvern EleazarPutnam, Smith, J.ibe^ Farley, Na- Gide. Foster, Jf^seph Shed, thai.ielLord,3d.J()se5)hFar- Sam'l Page. Benja. Ciown- lev, George Choate inshield, Z-M'ub. Porter, L,yn?i Abner Checver,Jas. Frederick Howes Gardner, Aaron Lummu^ , Counfellors, &c. in EfTex. S3 Peter G. Robbins, Aaron Samuel L.ICnapp, Stephen Breed, Reuben Washburn, Hooper, Jonathan Gage, Robert W. Trevett Stephen Howard, John Lynnjield Dan.Needham, Greenieaf Asa T New hall Rowley Parker Cleveland, Manchester David Colby Benjamin Proctor, Moody Marblehead Josh.Prentiss, Spatford, AsaNelson, Josh- fsaac Mansfield,NathanB. ua Jewett Martin, John Bailey, Asa Salem Benjamin Mer-. Hooper, Wm. Story, Robt. rill, Ebenezer Beckford, Hooper, Jos. Barker, Geo. William Pickman, Ed- Barkei-, Jacob Willard, ward A. Holyoke, Amos Isaac Story, J^hhua Pren- Chtiate, William Cleve- tiss, ]\\ John Pedrick, 3d. land, Leveret Saltonstall, John G. Hooper, Robert Benjamin R.Nichols, Benj. H»3oper, jr. Joseph Wilson, W. Crowninshield, Geo. hTathaniel Hooper S. Johonnot, Davi<.l Cnm- Met/men Stephen Barker, mings, Henry Elkins, Jos. \d\n L. Bodwell, John White, jr. Wm. R. Lee, Rust, Alfred Ingaiis, Ben- , Josh. Ward, John Hath- aniin Osgood orne, Joseph Winn, Nath. Middleto7i Asa Howe, Silsbee, John Pitman, jun. Daniel Fuller Samuel Ropes, Elisha ^^tKvbury Mos. Little,Silas Mack, Benjamin Peirce, Little, Josiah Little, John Dudley L. Pickman, Jo- Dsgood, Dan Hale, Thos. seph Peabody, John Der- Hale, Samuel Newman by, Amos Hovev, John G. Ncivburyfiortion-x Marsh, Ivii^g, Samuel G. Derby Jeremiah Nelson, Michael Salisbury Samuel March, Hodge, Josi'ah Smith, Dan. Jonathan Smidi, Edward Horcon, William Cross, Dorr, Samuel Waltori William B.Bannister,Eben. Saugus Joseph Ernes Musely, John Fitz, Wm. 7 o//5/ic^/rfNath.Ham mond Sartlett, John Pettingel, Josiah Lamson Moses Brown, Levi Mills, JVen/ia?n John Dodge Coimsellors at Lavj. dndover Samuel Farrar, Joseph Hovey Hobart Clark, Sam'l Mer- Ijisivich Asa Andrews, rill, Amos Spaulding Joseph B. Manning Beverly Natiian Dane, Lynn Robert W. I'revett Ebenezer Everett Marblehead R.H. French, Gloucester Lonson Nash David BoUes. Haverhill John Varnum, A^ewburypt. Wm. B. Ban- 1816.] E 2 54 Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in Efl'ex. nister, Daniel A. White, stall, Benja. R. Nichols,* Ebea. Mosely, Samuel L. Bvrnjanun Merrill, Elish^* Knapp, jHCob Gerrish, Mack, Joseph E Sprague, John M. O'Brien, Stephen John Pitman, jr. Dav.Cum- Hooper mings, Benja L.Oliver, jr. Salem JohnPickering, John John G. King, Frederick Prince, jr. Leveret Salton- Howes, Larkin Thorndike- Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. Beverly Thos. Stevens, jr. Ntnvburyfwrt John Scott Haverhill Francis Eaton Salem George Newton Lynn Reuben Washburn Attorneys at the Common Pleas. M-zr6/(?i^.Elisha F.Wallace Saltm Henrv Peirce Mivbjit. Step.W.Marston 2\/ufield SyivanubWildes Coroners. Am^sbury Icha. B. Sargent Limn Ajtios PJioades, Andover Putnam Ingalls, Th(MT!as Wilt, Eleazer C. John Adams, jr Richardson Boxford Lemuel Wood, Lymifiild John Upton Asa'Fowne, DanielAdanis MarbL head Isaac Mans- Bradford Elipha, Rollins, field, Nathan Bmvfn BenjannnKinjball, jrJona- Methum John Sarvrent, jr. than Kimball, jr. AmosBarkcr, j ona. Merrill Danvers I. Hulchinson, .N'eviburii Stcpiun Ilsley, Sylvester Procter Dav. Liule, Wm. PHsbury Gloucester \\\x\. Pearson, jXenvburyfit. 'l"im . P.dmeV, John Rogers, Wni. Dane Jona. Kitiell^GilmaiiWhite Haverhill Samuel Walk- Roivhy Joseph Pike er, James Smiley, Enoch Salem l^'iliiam Lang, John Bradley, Oiivtr Morse, PuMchard, Jacob Pcabody Enoch 'Foot, Nath. Hills Salisbury Jonathan Smith Jfisivich Steph. Choate, jr. Tojiifidd Dainel Bixby Ephraim Kendallivenaaii, jr Wenham Jonathan Porter Michael Brown SJisriff, Bailey Bartlett, of Haverhill. Defiuty- Sheriffs. Amesbury Daniel Long Marblfhcad Henry Rea Andover' '^Vi'iWi Whittier, JYcwburyfit. PhilipBagley, Moody Bridges Jacrb Coburn Danvers John Upton Salem Wiliiam Mansfield, Gloucester John Smith, jr. Daniel Patch, Ammj Lynn Enoch Johnson, Brown William Chadwell Juftices, &c. in Middlefex. ^^ Prison-Keep e rs. Ipsivich Jerem. Staniford Salem Ammi Brown A'envburijfit. Phiiip Bagley MIDDLESEX. Clerk ofthe Courts^ Abraham Biglow, of Cambridge. County Attorntify Asahel Steai'iis, of Chariestown. Judge of Probate, James Presqott, of Groton. Register of Probate, James Winthrop, of Cambridge. Register^ Deeds, Samuel Bartlett, of Cambridge. County Treasurer, ]o\m Keyes, of Concord. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ashby John Locke JJttleton David Lawrence IJillc'rica Joseph Locke Marlborough Sam'i Gib- Brighton Stephen Dana bons, Joel Cranston Burlington John Hard Medford Samuel Swan, Cambridge William Nuh:iniel Hall Winthrop, Abraham Big- JVewtoii Nathan Fuller low, Samuel Bartlett, Jo- Pe/i/iereli Joseph Heald, sephDana, Sam'l P.P. Fay John Walton Carlisle Jonathan Heald Readirig James Bancroft Chariestown John Kettell, Skirlt^y Joshua Longley John Soley, Sam'l J. Pres- Sudbury William Rice cott, Benjamin Hurd, Asa- Ti/ng.iborough John Pitts hel Stearns Watertoivn xVmos Bond, Concord Abiel Heywocd, Levi Thaxtcr, Nath'l R. William Parkma'i Whitney, Marshall Spring Dracut Parker Varnum IVestford John Abl)ot Framingham Jona. May- Woburn Jeremiah Clapp nard, Eli Builard Weston Ebenezer Hobbs, Grojro« J amesPrescott,Jas. Isaac Fisk Brazei', Samuel Lawrence Apfiointed to quilify Civil Officers. John Brooks, Josiah Bartlett, Abraham Biglow, James Brazer, James Prescott, James Winthrop, Samuel Hoar, Joseph ^cald, Willivam Winthrop, John Hurd. Justices ofthe Peace. Acton Jonas Brooks,ujti.s, Johnjuuii lard,ictiii, Amos/\uu)5 Wiilingtvvnnngtonon bobbins Bedford AmariahPreston, dshby Allen Flatlagg, John Elijah Stearns, Thomp- Wyman, Alexan,L T. Wil- son Bacon,Bacon. Wm. Webbk*Webbai' . ^6 Juftices of the Peace in MIddlefex* Billerica JoimthanBowers, Othniel Tyler, Dav. Bald- < Blany Abbot, Josiah Ci^os- wm, Jacob Reeves byjun. John Parker, Sam. Framingham John Fiske, Whiting Josiah Adams, John Trow- Boxboro^ Silas Taylor, bridge Augustus Coohdge, Oliver Groton Amos Bancroft, Taylor Davis, OliverDavis Thomas Gardner, Luther' Brighton fona.Livermore, Lawrence, Jos. Moors,J as. Gorham Parsons Lewis, Wm. Nutting, Jos. Burlington Abel Winn, Mansfield, Caleb Butler John Walker, Wm. Winn Holliston Eph. Littlefield, Cambridge Caleb Gannet, JamesMellen,JasonCham- John Mellen, Loammi berlain, Samuel Bullard, Ealclwin, Benjamin Lee, John Fairbanks, Elihu. Levi Hedge, Benj. Cavpen- Cutler 'ter, 'I'im ."^Fuller, Edm.T. Hopkinton Matth.Metcalf, Dana, John Williams,John Jeremy Stimson, Walter Mycall, Abraham Hil- M'Farland, Moses Cham- liard, Richard H. Dana, berlain, Joseph Valentine,, William Hilliard, Wil- Tiiomas Buckley 'liam J. Whipple, Proctor Lexington Nathan Chan-.' Pierce dler, Joseph Fiske, Jonas Carlisle Asa Parlin Bridge, John Mulliken, Chariestown John L. Sulli- Isaac Hastings, James van, Oliver Holden, David Brown,Thomas Whitcomb Goodwin, tlenry Adan^s, Lincoln Sam'l Hoar, Josh- Peter Tufts, jr. William ua Brooks, Elij-ih Fiske,, Austin, Elias Fhinney, Ell- Grosvenor Tarbell as H. Derby, Joseph Tutts, Littleton Simon Hartwell, jr. Gamaliel Bradford Benjamhi Dix Chtimsford Wm. Adams, Maiden Bernard Greene, Rufus Wyman, Joel Ad- Benj. Blany, Jona. OakeSj^ ams, Jonathan Perham, Henry Gardner, jr. Cyrus Baldwin Marlboro' Jchn Loring, Concord Jos. Barrett,Sam'l .Michael Shern^.an, Benja- Hoar, jr. Nathan Barret, min Rice, William Dra- Jonas Lee, Stephen Wood per Dunstable Isaac Wright, Medford Abner Bartlet, Micah Eldridge, Jonathan Nath. Adams, Isa. Brooks Bennet Katick Heze. Broad, Wm. Dracut Dan'lVarnura, Is- Goodenow, John Atkins rael Hildreth, Simon Co- J^etoton Simon Jackson, burn, James Varnum John Kenrick, Sam'l Mur- East'Sudb. Nath'l Reeves, dcck, Josi. Bacon, Samue] , Counfellors, &c. in Middlefei". 5.7 Stimson, Benj. Guild, Josi. croft, Calvin Thomas, Eb- Fuller, Ebeii. Chenc\ John en. Bancroft, jr. Rol^t. Biiii. Kichardson,Ebeneze}Starr ley, Daniel Richardson, Jo- Pefifierell Simeon (irt-cne, siah Dautorih, Jos.F. Ban- William Hutchinson, Ne- crolt. Joseph Butter field bemiah Jewett, jr. Lem- Wahham Theo. Lyman, uel Parker, Samuel Far- David Townsend, jr." Jona. rar Cooiid ge, AbnerSamlerson Reading Benjamin Upton, John Sanderson, Benja.Ed- John Weston, Dan'l Flint, dy, John Clark, Jno.Bright, David Upton, Timothy Uriah Hager Wakefield, Edmund Par- Watertoivn Nalh'l Bemis, ker, Daniel Chute Thos. Clark, Tyler Bige- ^Aer^z/rne Jos. Ware, Cal- low, Jonas White, Ed- vin Sanger, Silas Stone ward Ward, Charles Be- Shirley Thomas Whitney, mis, Joseph Coolidge Wallis Little, Benj a. Hart- W. Cambridge Jeduthun Avell, John Edgartoii, Jas. Wellington, Wm. Whitte- Parker, Stephen Longley more, W. S. Bi-ooks, Thos. 8outh- Reading John Hart, Russell, Stej)hen Emory William Nichols Westford Jere. Hildreth. i^toneham Daniel Gould, Thomas Fletcher, Charles Peter Hay, 2d. Proctor, Benjamin Stone, Stow Rufus Hosmer, Au- Isaiah Leighton gustus Tower Wecton Eben Hobbs, John Sudbury Ebenezer Slack, Isaac Fiske, Joseph Piyrapton, Ashbel Kidder, Russell, Ira Draper, Al- William Hunt pheus Bigelow, jr. Ttivk-sbury Jona. Brown, tVilmington Wm. Blanch* Wm. Brown, Sam'i Wor- ard, Samuel J aques, Timo- cester, Josiah Brown thy Walker, Saml. Fames Tononsend Daniel Adams, Woburn Sam'lThompson, Isaac Mulliken, Josi. Rich- Jos.Lawrence, Bill Russell, ardson, Walter Hastings, Sylvanus Plymj^ton, John Sam.Brooks,ShobalC.AUen Wade, Wvmaii Richard- Tyngsboro^ EbenezerBan- son, Benjamin F. Baldwin Counsellors at Lanv. jishby John Locke Charlestown Asahel Billerica Joseph Locke Stearns, William Austhi, Cambridge Loanimi Bald- Hen.Adams, EhasPhinney win, Saml. P.P. Fay, Abra- Concord Samuel Hoar, jr. ham HiUiard.Timo.Fuller, E.Sudbury Othnitl Tyler WiiUam J. Whipple Framingham Eli Bullard, 58 Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in MIdcIlefex. Josiah Adams Stotv Rufus Hosmei Groton James Prescott, TownseJid Walt. Hastings Luther Lawrence Watertown Tyler Bige- Medford 'I itno. Bigelow, low, Levi Thaxter Abner Bartlett * We&tford John Abbot I Mtivton Benjamin Guild Weston Isaac Fiskci Attorneys at the Sufi rcme Judicial Court. Billerica Timo. Farnliam Pepfierell James Lewis Cambridge Rirh.H. Dana Heading Joshua Prescotl Chark'stoivn Leonard M. So. Reading Wra. Nichols Parker, Joseph Tufts, jr. Tyngsboro' Daniel Rich- ChdmHf'jrd Joel A'lanis ardson, John Farwell,jun. Concord Jr;hn Keyes Watertown CharlesBemisi Dracut Nathaniel Wright lV.Ca?nbr. Stephen Emory Marlboro'' VVilliamDraper Woburn Wyman Rich- JVewton Amos Allen aulson Attorneys at the Circuit Court of Common Pleas. Charlestoivn'\N'AXvA.xi\ Gor- /:i'q/2X'/^(?7i.Elishr,Fairbanks, don, Charles Townsend J ere. Pond.Abr Harrington Concord Nathan Brooks Maiden Charles Lewis Dracut Fred. H. Davis Toy)nsend Abel Conant Groton Samuel Fains- Waltham Isaac Bemis, jr. worth, Caleb Butler W.Cambridge Jas. Russell Coroners. Ashby Alexan.T.Willard, Gror. AbelFarnsworthJac. Ezektel Colman L.Parker, Amos Lawrence Bedford Michael Crosby HoUiston John Steadman, Bdierica Eph, Kidder, jr. Loam mi Litchfield Benj. Bowers,Wni. Bowers Hofikinton Samuel Haven, Carlisle Frederick Blood Joseph Valentine, Nathan Charlestn. Jotham Johnson Phips Chelmsford Oliver Rich- Littleton Jona. Whetcomb ardson, Ebenezer Parker Maiden Ebenezer W^ade Concord Jonas Buttrick, Marlborovgh Silas Gates Abel Moore Medjord Natlian Wait Dracut Israel Hildreth, Keivton Josephjacksonjr. D:.v.d Blood, jr. Benjamm Fuller Dunstable Leonard Park- Pefifierell John Bulbrd,jr. hurst, Edmund Page. Joseph Heald, jr. Abel M.Sudbury Collins Damon Adams Framingham John Fiske, Reading John Temple, jr. Aaron Bullard Sherburne Jair:es Bui- Juftices, &c. in Worceftcr, 59 ianl, John Builard W. Cambridge Jeduthuii Shiriey Stephen Lnngley Wellington StonO Phineas Conant', Westford Jonathan KeyeSj [ohn Patch Jolin Leighton '/>-Ty^.s(^z^rv ThomasClark lVest07i >5atban Fiske Torjus/'tid^hobo.] C.AUca IVilmington Joel Jenkins Tyngsboro' Ezra Blodget, IVoburn Noah Richardson, >avid Gould, Joseph' F. EdmundRichardson, Jona- Bancroft than Thompson Sheriff, Nathaniel Austin, jr.of Charlestowiv DefuUy- Sheriffs. Billerica Joseph Bradley Grot on Sarr.son Woods Cambridge Isaac Trti in Medford Ephraim Bailey Charlestn. Jcs. Hunnewell / ownsendWrn. A.Bancrnft Concord Abel Moore Tipigfiboro'] o .. Batterfield Dracut Isaac Coburn / Va t c rtown F rancisVV hi t- E. Sudbury M. M. Rutter ney ^raw/;?^/i.AbnerVVhee!er Westford Levi Parker Crier of C, C. P. Eflwar d Lowd, of Wateitown. Crirr of S. J. C. Sa m s on Woods, of Groton. Iraolers, C2w5. Isaac Ti-ain, Concord, Caleb Simonds. WORCESTER. .„ , ^ Jerk ofthe Courts, William Stednian, of Worcester. ^ouniy Jttorney, William C. White, of Sutton. fudge ofProbite, Nathaniel Paine, of Worcester. Register of Probate Theophilus Wheeler, of Worcest. Register 0/ Deeds, Daniel Clap, of Worcester. Munty Treasurer, Samuel AUen, of Worcester. Justices ofthe Peace and ofthe Quorum, ^thol James Humphreys Leomimt.erion^s Kendall, Barre Elea za r James Abijaii Bigelow Bolton Silris Holman Mendon Seth Hastings Srook/idd Tilly Rice, Millbury Aaron Pierce Jliver Crosby Milford Samuel Jones ^Jharlton John Spurr JVor.BrookfieldT\ios. Hale Harvard Hen. Bromtield, Oxford Jonathan Davis benjamin Kimball Petersham Hutc.Hapgood Lancaster Samuel Ward, Rutland Moses White rimothy Whiting, Mer- Shrewsbury J. Henshaw ick Rice Sutton William C. White ^^dcester Wm.Henshaw, Westborough Andr. Peters ^atlranipj P, Denny JVe^tmi-nstcr Solomon So Juftices of the Peace, m Worcefter. Strong, Mich n el Gill B;ing.s, x^vbraham Lirxoln, Worcester Nath'l Paine, PVan. Bhike. IsaiahThom- Benja. Heywood, Samuel as, Daniel Clap, Levi Lin- Flagt^, Theoph. Wheeler, coln, Jim. Wm. Stedman, Edward Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Dwight Foster, Elijah Brigham, Benjamin Heywood, Salem Towne, Joseph Allen, Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske. Theophilus Wheeler, A.braham Linc^hi, Tim- othy Whiting, Jonathan Davis, Wiiilam Stcdman. Jwitices of the Peaa:. A.Mmrnham Abrah. Low, Beijamin Crnggen Jos. jewett, Geo. R Gush- Dudley Zep Brown, AaiT>n ing, Eiisha White Tuits, Jas.Wolcutt, Ama- ./khol J osepli Proctor, Geo. sa Nichcils, Btnj. Lee, jcp- ~' FittS, j^,..^yJoseph Peirce thahBac(-f, AHenHancock 1 e' Barre Abiia}iBigelow,Asa Fitch b u Cf I sr? 'I'l i rtver^ Walker, Elijah C;iMwell, Wm. Cunpi'^p^ham, CalA i;i Sim. Metcalf, Sam'lLee.jr. Willard, Edward Duiajit^ Nathaniel Jones, Seth Lee, John Shei^hy Ephraim Hinds Gardner Simeon Lelaiid-, Berlin Amos Johnson Grafton Jos. WockI, Nat^i. Bolloii Jonath. Whrtcdmb, Adams, Benja. GoddaTd,, Nath'l Long'cy, jr. Amos Wm. Lamb, Amasa Ro!>- Parker, Steph. P. Gardner erts. Jonathan W^-icel-er Boylfiton James Longley, Hardivick Johii Htistings, Aaron White Timo. Page, Wm. Cwtkr^ Brookfidd]<\\x\ Cutler, E- Dan'l Ruggles, Sam'iEast- lisha Hammond, Sim.Di-a- nKin, Thrmas Wlieelpr per, Scth Bannister, Thos. Harvard Jos. Stone, .Tcni*. Evjnd, jr. Cheney Reed, Simonds, Francis Fair, Jo- Daniel B. Grosvenor, Seth el Hai'ris Field Holden Wm. Dury, L'^m. Charlton Salem Towne, Davis, JainesE;:stei brook, jun. Thaddeus Marble, Ebenezer Easte! brook Calvin Ammid.in, Will- Hubbardnton Jac(;bWaite, iam P. Rider, Isaiah Ri- V\'m. Marean, A :5a Whee- der, John Spurr, jr. Lib- ler, S. Swaii, D.Wordward erty Batrs, Ludicr Am- y.Q72cn6'?^cr Israel Atherton, midon, Zephaniah Brown JosiahFlagg, Joseph Wales, Dana Stephen Johnson Moses Siriith,PaulWillard,. '• £ion(^las Benja. W^allls, jr. Jac. Fisher, Ebcj). Tnr?-'^ Juftices of the Peace in Worcefter. 6t Leicester A. Flint, Brad- Hen.Prentiss,Eph. Wilson, ford Sumner Arteni How, Jonas Brooks Leominster Wm. Nich- Royals ton Joseph Easter- ols, John Gardner, Jeel brook,Steph Batcheler, jr. Crosby, Bezaleel Law- An Irew Kendall rence, Asa Johnson, John i?t/^/fln(^ Jonas Howe, Za- Kendall doc Gates, Danl. Walker, Lunenburg W. Cunning- Tilly Flint, Rufus Putnam ham, Esek Whitinj,', Ed- Shrewsdnrtj Jonah Howe, mund Cushing, Jos. Fox Vashni Hemmenway, An- Mcndon, liithd. Geor ge, diew H. Ward Nathan Verjy, Jf^seph Southborongh Benjnmin Adams, VVairen Rawson, Champney, Peter" Fay, Elijah Thr.yer, Peter Willard Newton VVheelnck % Sfiencer Benjamin Drury, Millhury Jrsiah Stiles, Jonas Bemis, James Dra- Caleb Burbank per, jr. Milford Perley Hunt, SterlingYi^w] . Richardson, Adam Chapin John Rcbbins, Israel Allen, J\''eiv-Bruintree Josepli Mos.ThomasJsaac Good- Bowman, Hen. Penniman, win, .Jan-.es Wilder, Saml. Jonalh.Nye, JamcsVV^oods Sawyer, Thomas H. Blood A'orthhoro' Naluim Fay, Sturbridge Oliver Pivmp- IsaacDavis, Seth Grout ton, John Phillips, Jared Mjrthbridgc Paul Whit- L-imb, Ephraim Morey, ing, AdulphusSpring, Wel- Thomas U])ham, Fred. come Whip))le Pivmpton,Gershom PIvm. ^rorth-BrookfLcid, Daniel ptnn,DavidFisk,Abel Ma- Gilbert, Benja n)in Adams, son, Samuel Newell, Jabez Rufus PLunilton Harding, John Holbrook, Oakham Jesse Allen, Frederick W. Bottom W^ashuigton Allen, Benja- Su(to?i Sumner Bastow, min Waterman Jonas Sibley,Step. Munroe, Oxford Svlvanus Towne, Jonathan Iceland Syivanus Learned, Abijah Temfileton Ihomas Fish- Davis, Samuel Hartwell er, Lovell Walker, Jrsiah Petersham Nathl. Chan- Howe, John W\ Stiles,Mos. dler, Lewis Bigelow, Joel Wright Negus Ufiton Ezra W^ocd, jr. Paxton Nathl. Crocker, Elisha Bradish Jonathan Hubbard Uxbridge Bezal. Taft, jr. Phillijiston Itha. Ward, Ward Joseph Stone, John Elijah Gould. Abel Piper Clark, Samuel Reed Princeton Wm. Dodds, JVestboi^oiigh Jas. Hawse, 6z Counfellors and Attorneys in Worcefter. Nathan Fisher, Nahum der, Israel Whiton, Moses Harrington, Breck Park- Hale, jr. Daniel Henshaw, man, Moses (irant Samuel Prentiss VVest-Boylston Robert B. Woi'cestcr Samuel Allen, Thomas, Joseph Hinds, Joseph Trumbull, Na- Barnabas D.ivis thaniel Macart\', William i West-^rn Danforth Keyes, E. Greene, Samuel Flagg, Jos. Field, Jac. Mansfield, jr. Daniel Waldo, James«t Danl. Hodges,Jas. Fatnam Wilson, Levi Heywood,- WestminsCer Abel Wood, Samuel Brazer, Samuel 1 Jonas Whitney, jr. Hay- M. Burnside, John Pren- man Wheeler," Alexander tiss, Rejoice NewtGn,Wm. Diistin E. Green PVinchendon Enoch Kid- Counsellors at Laiv. Alhol Joseph Proctor Richard George, Warren Barre Elcazer James, Rawson Seth Lee, Natld. Hough- Petersham Lewis Bigelow ton, Ejihraim Hinds Rutland Rufas Putnam Brookfield DwightFoster, Sterling Isaac Goodwin Elisha Hammond Sturbridge Frederick W. Charlton Liberty Bates Bottom FitchburgQ, alvin VVillard, Sutton W. C. White John Shepley Tem/iletonhoveW Walker IfarchiHclc Saml. Eastman Uxbridge Benjamin Ad- Harvard Joel Hams, ams, Bezaleel Taft, jr. Merrick Rice Westminster Solo. Strong, Hubbardston Saml. Swan, Alexander Dustiii John D.ivis, jr. Winchendon Daniel Hen- Lancaster Moses Smith shaw Ldcester Nathl. P. Denny IVorcester Nathl. Paine, Leominster Asa Johnson, Francis Blake, Wm. E. Abijah Bigelow Greene, Levi Lincoln, jr. Mendon Sedi Hastings, Samuel M. Burnside, RLe- joice Newton Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Brookfield Jesse Bliss Shrevjsbury Andrew H. Dudley Joseph Pope Ward Leicester Bradfd. Sumner Sutton Sumner Bastow North- BrQokaeld Daniel Worcesterli^vi Heywood, Gilbert Edward D. Bangs Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in Worcefter. 6^ Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Brookjield Amos Crosby, Sturbridge Geo. Davis, Amasa Thayer Timothy Paige, jr. Charlton John M. Foster Temfikton 8: mil. Cutting Douglas SamLM.Crocker Westdor 'Nab . lia rrington Leominster Wra. Perry IVest-Boijlston JMattht'.^ Mendon Peter Wheeiock D.ivenpnrt J^eiv-Braintrec David U'inchejidH.G^evfCoiTib Brig-ham JVorcester Gardner Bur- rctersham Jared Weed bank Coroners. Ashburnham William ton, jr. Josiah S. Prentice Stearns, Eiisha White J^''tw-Braintree}o\\2i^'diTV Aihol Joseph Pierce, Jas. M. Brookfit Id Mos. Bond, Oliver, Daniel Elienwood Rufus Dddge Barre Samuel Henry O^yor^/ J. Harris,L. Crane Boylston Levi Pierce Petersham Asa Pond, Brookjield Simeon Dra- Eber Hapgood ?ier, Thomson Rawson, Phillifiston Sime.Goddard ohn Muzzy, Matthew- Princeton John Dodd Wood Royalston Daniel Wood- C'/wr/ron AaronWheeiock bury, Jonathan Pierce Douglas James Farwell, Rutland . Benj. Putnam John Farnham Shreiv..bury}o?,''S\xnmii\\\Y Dudley Jabeii Day, Will- Southboro' Dexter Ball iam Robinson, David Far- Sfiencer Sardina Muasy, num, Lemuel Harrington Walton Livermore Fitchburg Oliver Fox Sterling Moses Thomas Grafton A. Kimba]], jr. Sturbridge Simeon Fiske Stev. Harvard Hayward Sutton i ho. Harback, jr. Iloldcn Henrv Bullard Tcmpleton JohnE.>ievvton Hubbnrdston David Ben- Ujnon Joseph Tatt nett, jr. Uxbridge Peter White Lan caster Be nj , Wym a n, Ward John Rice Richard Ha\ en Westboro' Lovet Peiers Leicester Otis Sprague JVestern Josiah Putnam Leominster Abel Carter, Westminster Jonas Miles, Daniel Newhall Luke Bigelow Lunenburg Peter Brown Winehcndon Saml. Noj'es, Mendon S. Davenport, jr. Joseph Jewett M//oro? Nathl.Parkhurst, Worcester Silas Brooks, Robert Saunders Wm. Eatc n,Reub. Wheel- Millbury Reuben Bar- er, Geo. A. Trumbull <54 Juftlces, &c. in Hamprhire. Sheriffs Thomas W- Ward, of Shrewsbury, Dffiuty- Sheriffs. Mhol James Oliver Lf-bbeus Daniels Barre Moses Holden, VewBraintree JchnP.Nye* Seth Caldwell Petersham Aaron Brooks Bolton Joseph Siwyer Rutland Joseph King Brookfield Jolm Muzzy, Shrewsburyhxl^m^NnY^ Matthew Wood, Nathl. South'.oro* Jonas Ball Lvnde Sterling- Moses Thomas, Don iflas Eben. Bolkcom Ebetu zer Pope, jr. Dudley Danitl Mansfield Sturbridge Oliver H(X>ker" Grafton Silas Wesson Sutt07i Daniel Tourtelict /Tarvard ReubenWhitney Tempdeton Eph. Stone ///^i^aTt/sf.LutherClifllvd Utbridge Fredei ick Taft L.cicester Drmiel Upham Westminster Oli v. Adams Leominster rho.L.Cha^e, Worcester Daniel Denny, John Kendall, jr. John Mower Lunenburg Saml. Hough- JVinchendon Jacob Wales t«)n J\''orth-BroakJield Charles Mendon Amariah Titft, Adams Crier of the Courts, Silas Brooks, of Worcester Gaol-Kf^efier, Nathan Heard, junior. HAMPSHIRE. Clerk of the Courts, Josiah D wight, of Northamptonn County jittorney^ Elijah H. Mills, of do. Judge of Frobate, Joseph Lyman, of do. Register of Probate, Samuel Hinkley, of do. Register ofDeeds, Solomon Stoddard, jr. of da County-Treasurer y Daniel Stebt)ins. Justices of the Peace a?id of the Quorum. Amherst Noah We-bster Daniel Wright, Levi Ly- Chester/idd Asa White man, Solomon Stcddi rd. Hadley Charles Phelps, Josiah Dwi?;bt, J no, Breck Samuel Porter A^orunch Erastus Lymar Hatfield Benjamin Smith So2ifham/ito7i Jona. Judt J^Torthamfiton Eben. Hunt, S. Hadley Rugglcs Wood- Samuel Hinkley, Joseph bridge Lyman, Eli P. Ashman, Apliointed to qualify Civil Officers. Eben.Hunl, Josei^h Lyman, D.ml. Wrigiit, Levi Lymar Justices of the Peace. Amherst John Dickinson, Dickinson, Simeon Strong I«evi Collins, Sand. F. Ichabod Draper, Hezeki , Attorneys, &c. in Hampfhire. 65 iih W. Strong, Gideon JVbrthanifiton Solomon Stetson, Joh^i Scrong, No- Stoddard, jr. Asahel Pom- ali D. Mattoou eroy, Elijah H. Mills, Chs. jBelc/ieriownHen.Dw'i^hty Shepherd, Charles Stark- Josepli Bridgman, ji". Es- weather, Isaac C. Bates, tes HowcEliakim Phelps, Jona. H. Lyman, Theod. Eldad Parsons, Justus For- Strong, LewisStrong, John ward, Justus Dwight, Taylor Mark Doolittle JVorwich John Ellis, Aa- ChtHterJield Spencer ron Hall Phelps, Thad. Baker, A. Ptlhcmi John Conkey, Rice, Isaac King, Alanson Isaac Abercrombie Anderson, Dyer Bancroft Plaivjicld James Cummington Nehe. Rich- Riciuirds, John Cun- ards, Adam Packard, Pe- ningham, Ebtnezer Col- ter Bryant, Eben.Snell, jr. son, John Hamlin East Hampton Thaddcus South Hadley Elihu Clapp, Oliver Clark Dwrght, Daniel Lamb, jr. Goahm Wm. Vv'hite,Oiiv- S. Hamfitcn Lemuel Pom- er Taylor, John Wiiliains eroy, Pertz Ciapp Greenwich Robert Field, Ware Rutus King, Wm. Roger West, llionias Bowdoin Powers, Laban Marcy, W. Hampton Sylvester Elihu Lvinan Judd Granby David Smith Williamsburg W\] ] jam Hadley Giles C. Kelfcgg, Bodman, • Ixaac Little, Moses Porter Elislia Hubbard Hatjidd Oliver Smith, Worthington Gideon Lee., Isaac Maltby, Israel Bil- Jdiathan Biewster, Sam). lings, Saml. "Partridge, 2d. II w e,Trowbrid ge Ward Middlrfield Matth. Smith, Ezra Starkweather, Sam. David Mack, Erastus Buffingtou, Dan Daniels Ingha m Attorneys at the Sufircine Judicial Court. Amherst Saml. F Dick in- J^'^rthamjiton Sam.Hii:k son, Simeon Strone, Nt ah ley, Solomon Stoddard, jr. p. Mattoon, HezekiahW. Lewis Strong, Elijah H. Strong Mills, Isaac C. Batts, Bekhertovm Jos. Bridg- Theodore Stiong, Eli P. man, jr. Mark Doolittle Ashumn, Jonathan H. Ly- Greenwich Laban Marcy, man, John-H. Henshaw, Ehhu Lyman John Ta)lor Hadla/ Giles C. Kellogg Worthington Saml. Howe Hatjicld Israel Billings •^itorney at the Com. P'lca^, Dyer BancroftChesterfield ji 66 Juftices, &c. in Hampden* Coroners. ' Amherst Jareb Wliite Hunt BtLehcrtn. Elihu Sandtord Pclham Israel Conkej',, Cummington Bcla Norton Is.tac Abercrombie, jun. Goshen Ambrose Sione S. /i/of/.Vj/ Josiah Bard well Grtc7iivich Akku Lathrop Worthington Josiah MUls, iN'orthamfKon Wm.Butler, Elisha Brewster Thomas Wright, Abner Sheriffs Ebenezer Mattoon, of Amherst. Deputy 'Sheriffs. Amherst ZebinaDickinson Hatjield Sylvanus Smith • Bdcherton Simeon Dwight Northamfito. Cecil Dwiiijht: iJh'stcrJi. WAsahetBrvant So. Hadley Rodney Smith i /^aG?/t|/SamuelVV(K)dwar(l Ware William Paige Crier of Courts^ William Bdter. HAMPDEN. Clerk ofthe Courts, John Ingersoll, of Springfield. Judge 'of Probate, John Ho(.i-er, <^f do. Jiegifiter ofProbate, 01i\ er B. Morris, of do. llegii^ter of Deeds, Edward Pynchon, of do. County Attorney, George Bliss, of da Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Brimfiild Abi.er Morgan William Ely, Chaunceyi Cranviile John Phelps Brewer . Longineadoiv Gide. Burt IVcstfield Wm. She])herdl Mormon Abner Brown IV.Sjiringfeld Justin ElyJ Springfield John Hooker, JonaSmith,ji.Sdni.Lathropil A/ifwintcd to qualify Civil Officers. I Thomas Dwight, John Hfx^ker, George Bliss, Jere.Steb- bins, Samuel Lathro[j, Samuel Fowler, John IngersolLif Justices of the Peace, £/an/orrfJede. Smith, Da- Granville Rufus Harvey, Israel j vid 'Boies, Reuben Boies, Thaddeus Squire, | Alanson Knox Parsons, D.ivid Curtiss, I B'imfield Jos. Browning, Elihu Stow j Stephen Pynchon, John T/o/Zo/k/ John PoUey, Jacob ' Gardner Thompson, David \Vallis i Oesicr Sylvest. Emmons, Longmeadoiv Ethan I Jesse Fanmm, Asahel Ely, Jabez Colton Wright Mqjisqu Gad ColtctH Counfellors, Attorneys, &c. in Hampden. 67 Montgomery E'iw. Taylor, WiUiam Sheldon, John li:- Aaron I'arks, Daniel Bar- gersoll rett 7o//rt/irf Cornelius Slocum, Palmer Jonathan Shearer, Eleaz.biccmii, Titiis Fow- Amos lianultoii, James ler, Abraham! Granger, Stebbms Wilham Moore R7u-^:eU Isaac Palmer, Ti- Weatjield Elijah Bates, tus D.iolittle Jedediah Ta\ lor, William S BrimJieDAv'wxs Munger, Blan% Isaac Wells, Augus- Thaddcus Fairbanks, Roy- tus Collins al Wales, William W. W. Sji ringfie Id Eliphalet Thompson Leonn rd , Pelatiah Bliss.Lu- uouthamfiton Frederick cas Morgan, Heman Daj^ Judd, Asahel Bire^e, jmi. Jeren)i.:h Stebbins, Ro- Snuthwick Enos t'oote.Jos. land Bui'bank, Charles Forward, Gideon Hoot, B ill, Samuel Flower, Gad S.nd FMwier Warriner, Eli3S Leonard, Sfiringjicld Jona, D wight, TimoHorton, Justin Ely,jr. Edward Pynchon, Jonathan Amos Worthington J)\vight, jr. Moses Chapin, Wilbraham Abe' Bliss, jr.* Oliver B. Morris, J-shua Robert Sessions, Samuel F. Frost,D !.n.Lombard,James Merrick, Augustus Sisson, Byers, Bezaleel Howard, Walter Stebbins Counsellors at Law. Brimjickl Abner Morgan, jr. Oliver B. Morris Stephen Pynchon IVestJield John Ingersoll, Granvilhi John Phelps Ebjaii Bates, Wm. Blair S/iringfield George Bliss, TV. Sjiri72g.Sa.Ta'i Lathrop Wm. Ely, jr. Jona.Dwight, Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Blandford Alanson Knox Palmer James Stebbins Chester Asahel Wright Southwick John Mills Granville Patrick Boies, WestfitidAM^^ins Collins James Cooley Hju'ingjield Samuel Orne Attorneyi at the Common Pleas. Chester Samuel Johnson Benja.Day, JusticeWillard Monson Deodatus Dutton, IVestf.eld Charles F. Bates George Bliss, jr. W. SJningJield'^QVh•^ithYO\^ Palmer Daniel Shearer Wilbraham Wm, Knight Sjirlngfidd] ohnHooker, j r. 68 Juftices, &c. in Franklin. | Coroners, Brirnfield Samuel Bates, Southwick Dorus Stiles Ezra Hitchcock Sfiringfield John Pynchon, Granville Ez.BaldAvin.jr. Benjamin Prescott Mon-son Ede \\ hitaker, ^F.5//r^«^/f/£/HemanDay JoelNorcross Wilbrahujn Edw. Morris,', Longmeadow Alex. Field Josiah Langdon Sheriff, John Phelps, of Springfield. Deputy- Sheriffs. Brimjifld Chauncey Smith S/:ringJeld Wm. H.Foster Chester Samuel Phelps W. Spring/. Rodnev Day Monson John V. Gardner West&eld William Kine Palmer Asa Ward ^ Samuel Douglas, of Springfield, Deputy-Gaoler. Heniy Brewer, of Springfield, Crier of C. C. Com. Pleas. franklin! Clerk ofthe Courts, Rcdolphus Dickinson^ofGreenfield County Attorney, Samuel C. Allen, of New-Salem. Judge of Probate, Jonathan Leavitt, ol Greenfield Register of Probate. Elijah Alvord, 2d. of Greenfield County Treasurer, Epaphras Hoyt, of Deerfield. Justices ofthe Peace, and of the Quorum. Ashfield Elijah Paine, //aw/d't/ Edmund Londev Ephraim Williams Leverett Rufus G rives Colraine Hugh M'Lellan A'^w-iV^m Sam. C. Allen Conway Elisha Billings Varney Pearce * Deerfield John Williams, A^orthfield John Ephraim Bariett Williams Orange Joseph Metcalf Greenfield Jona. Leavitt, Wendell Joshua Green STrIiSIVwcS "''"'^'^^ Thos.Sande,so. Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers Jona Leavitt Rich E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Elisha Bilhngs, John Williams, Joshua Green, Samuel C Al- len, Elijah Alvord, 2d. Justices ofthe Peace. Ashfield Levi ton, Caleb Chapin, jr. Cook, Enos Smith, Henry Buckland Samuel Taylor Bassett Churlemont Abel Wilder ^frwarc/s^OTz John Hamil- Eben. Williams, Saniue! Attorneys, &c. in franklin. 69 RatUbone,Sylves. Maxwell J^feiv- Sakm Constant Co/rameThs.Avery ,C1 irk Ruggies, Ezekiel Kel- ChaiKllfc-r, Russeil Averv, logc,, jr. Jobbua Hem- Jnna. Mag' .e. David Smith menwav, Phineas T( hnsoa Conway Samuel Ware, A^rz/i./^/c/Obatlia. Dickin- Joseph llicc, J )hn Arms, son, Med. id Alexander, JohnWilli imsWm.Bi)U.!j;s John Nevers ^Decrf. Id Willi.tni S. Wi;- OmJigc- Jdsiah Cobb, Amos liiims, Pliny Arms.Epaph- Woodward, Elijah Ball ras Hoyt, Elihu Hoy t, Asa Bcwe John Cheney, Wil- Srebi:>ins liam Ta) lor 'Kroing^s Grant Asaph Shclburne Aaron Skinner, White Stephen Taylor, William GUI Seth S. Howland, Wells Jam^s G uld Shutesbury Wm. Ward, 'Gr'c.nfield Elijah Al- Elisha Bogue, John Con- vnrd, jun. Ehel Gilbi^rt, kev, jr, Rodolphus Dickinson, SunderlandDMnclWhkte- H'.xDker Leavitt, E'len- Ti\uvf% Samuel Churrh,Ca- ezer Tucker It-b Hubbard, L^ nmellius- Hivoleu Hczekiah Warri- sell, N .ihani-1 Smith nev, William Santbrd Warwick Caleb Mayo, Heath Benjamui Maxwell, James Gouldsbuiy, Eiien. jr. M -did l)ickinson, R'^g- Wiilia.ms, William CoI)b, er L .avitt, E^hm Hastings Jonathan Blake, jr. Justus L^verett Koswell Field Riseil Leyden Hezekiah New- IVrnddl David W'hitaker comb, Peleg Babcock Whately Phineas Frary, Montague Ehsha Root, John White Martin Giinn Attoriiey^ at the Sufircme Judicial Court, A.-ihjidd Elijah Paine Leavitt.GeorgeGeonell.jr. Cha ''/t-mun^SylvesterMax- jVi'W-Sfdem Sainl C.Ailen well Xo rthfidd J olui Ban-ett, Conw.xy William Billings John Kevers Dcerfield Pliny Arms Ora);ge Henry Barnard .Greenjield R.E.Newcomb, S/iuLei>bury Win. Ward Elijah Alvord, Hooker Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Colraine John Druiy ley, Phomss P^war Grf(';//?r7'c? David Willard Sunderland Hor.W.Tafc jYorllifield Franklin Rip- 70 Juftices, &c. in Berkfliire. Coroners. f Charhmont ConsiderScott Quartus Wells '> Conway ChristopherArms Ntw-Sakm Samullk Colraine Levi S. M'Gee Woodburn,Daniel Putnanai Deerjifld George Arms Orange David Cleveland Greenfield Samuel Wells, Sunderland Wm. Delano' Inspector ofFire Arms, Roswell Field, Leverett. Sheriff', Epaphras Hoyt, of Greenfield. Deputy- Sheriffs. Ashfield JamesM'Farlaud Afw-'S'a/e'^wNahumBryant CoLraine Samuel Wright Morthfield Caleb Cook Conway Wm. Maxwell Ora??^^ Ebenezer Atwocd Leverett Alpheus Field Sunderland Thomas Field Calvin L. Munn, of Greenfield, Deputy-Gaoler. BERKSHIRE. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph Wcodbridge,of Stockbridge. County Attorney, John Whiting, of Great-Barringtcn. Judge of Probate, William Walker, of Lenox. Register ofProbate, Nathaniel Bishop, of Richmond. Registers of Deeds. Southern District, Moses Hopkins, of Great- Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, cf Lenox. Northern District, LuthenWashburn, of Lanesborough. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Becket George Conant Pitttfield Timothy Childs, Great- Barri7igion Moses John C. WilliamsJohnW. Hopkins Hulbert, Jcslma Darif<.nh Lanesboro^ Gid. Wheeler, Piclmwnd Nalh'l Bithc p, Wolcott Hubbell Hugo Burgliardt Lenox Azariah Eggleston, Sheffield Eiisha Lcc William Walker, Joseph iS?cc^(5>r/f/Jcs.Wcodbridge, Tucker, Wm. P. Walker John Bactn Afip-ointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Bacon, Nath'l Bishop, Wm. W^alker, Azariah Eg- gleston, Jos. Woodbridge, Timo. Childs, Joshua Dan- t'orth, Moses Hopkins, Samuel H. Wheeler, Lyman Hall, John Whiten, Wm. P.Walker, Joseph Tucker. Juftices of the Peace in Berkfliire. Ti Justice.? ofthe Peace, iiVuns Israel Jones, Abrst. Lenox Caleb Hyde,01iver tlowland, Josiah Q. Rob- Belden.jr. Eldad Lewis, inson, John Waterman, Daniel Williams, James Thos. Farnum, Ambrose W Robbins Kassan, James Cumminijs, Mt. Washington Charles Thomas Robmsoii, Nathan Patterson Putnam JV.Ashford GaiusHerman, Mford Philander Halbert, Peregrine Turner E!ihu Leister J^cw Marlboro^ Ebenezer Becket Seth Wadsworth, Smith, Joseph Fitch, jr. Benjamin C. Perkins Benjamin Wheeler, Jason Bethlehem Adonij ah Jones Warner, Edward Stevens, Cheshire Jona.Richardson, Ebenezer Hyde Daniel Btovvn, Ezra B ir- Otis Paul Larkom, Adoni- ker,Hez.Mason, J no.Wells, jah Jones, RoderickNorton, jr. Warren Soo.thworlh John Picket Clarksburg Sam'l Clark, Peru Cyrus Stowell, Wm. Dalton John Chamberlain, Frizeli, SimeonThompson, jr. Abraham Porter, Thos. John Leland, jr. Greene, Nathan Kellogg, Pitt&Jield Orren Trumbull Dorranee Goodrich, Thomas Gold, Egremont Seneca Tuller, Joseph Shearer, Oliver Jas Baldwin, Andr. Bacon Root, Jolin B. Root, Jona- Florida Jesse King, Na- than Allen, Charles Good- t!ian Drury rich, jr. I'homas B.Strong, G.Barrington John Whit- Butler Goodrich, W^il- ing, Miles Avery, David liam (x. Jarvis, Theodore Wain Wright, Lucius King, Hinsdale, jun. David Leavenworth, Ezra Richmo7id Zecha. Pierson, Kellogg, George Beckwitli Noah Rosseter, John Ba- Hancock Gideon Martin, con, WilliamS.Leadbetter, Rodman Hazard,Augustus Absalom Ford Stanton, Willet Gardner, Savoij Snellum Babbit, Thomas Cranston Joseph Williams Hinsdale Theod. Hinsdale, Sandisfield Drake Millg, Thos.Allen, Nath. Tracey John Canfield,John Picket, Lanesbord* Nehem. Bull, James Graham, Eliakim Peter B. Curtis, Lyman Hull, Benjamin Sheldon^ Hall, Samuel H. Wheeler, Erastus Beach Aaron Barnes, Henry Hub- Sheffield Moses Hubbard, bard, Luther Washburn Stephen Dewey, Silas Kel- Lee Joseph Whiton, Wm. iogg, Moses Stocking,Samo ^turgis, John Nye, James Shears, Eli Ensign, RoUer* Whiton F, Barnard > 72 Counfellors, Attorneys, &c. in Berkfliire. Southjield William Bettis Obadi^ih Ward, Joseph Stockbridge John Whiton, Bloss, Lem\iel Moffit, jun*" Heury Brown, John Hunt, Stephen Sibley, David ( Aug. Sherriil, Sam'l Jones Crocker Tyringham Adonijah Bid- Williamstoivn William nl Vell, Eliiathan Pratt, John Starkweather, Deodatusi Garfield, Charles Jackson, Noble,Esbon Gregory, Ly- Nehem.Park, Asa Bigelow man Hnbbell, Samuel Ty- Washington Jerem Law- ler, Ambrose Hall, Samuel rence, Gideon Demir.ing, Kellogg, Daniel Noljle, Abraham Williams, Wm. Reu!)en Young,DouglasW. G. Ballantine, jr. Jfasper Sloan M'>rjran JVi?idsor Robert Walker, W. Stockbridge Christa DennivSon Rcbinson,Asahel French, EnochW.Thayer, Wright, Noah Green Counsellors at Law. Jldams Thomas Robinson W. Haibert, Thos A.Gold, Dalton Henry Hubbard Chauncey Hulbert, Wil- Great- Harrington J(^hn liam C. Jarvis Whiting, James A. Hyde ^andi:jfidd Benin. Sheldon Hin-idale Thomas Allen Shetfifld Robt. F.Barnard Lantsboro* Luther Stockbridge John Hunc, Washburn Samuel Jones, Henry W. Lenox Wm P. Walker D wight Fittf^ficld J.brC. Wil- Williamstoivn DanielNoble liams, Thos. Gt.ld, Ji'hn Attorneys^ at the Sufireme Judicial Court. G Barringto7i George H. Cyrus Bvington Ives Stockbridge Augustus Lee RolliL C. Dr'wey Shenill Sheffi.eld Jostah Quincy, rr.^^ocA'^r/.RobinsKellcgg Attornevfi at the Common Pleas. Adorns Nathyr. Vuti.ani Bush, Richard O. Hulbert, Lanet.bo.^ Calvi.Hubbell,jr, Calvin Mnrtin Otis Ltster Filley Stockbrid. Chas. Sedg^vick Pittfjield WolcottL?w. Williomsiown AmbrHall, rence, Henry W. Tavlor, William Starkweather, jr. Rufus Bacon, Daniel B. Charles A. Dewey Coroners. Adams Jeremiah Coles- Egremont Elijah Willard grove, jr. Gr.Earringtcn Stephen Dalton Daniel Boardman Sibley, SaiDuel Brs&eter Juftlcss, &c. in Norfolk. 73 Lr-c Daniel Couch Ric/nnond Siirw^l Gates, jr. Lenojc As\ier Sedgwick !SandisJield Win. Granger Peru William Stevens, 67/ i?,^Z("/t/ Andre v/Andrews EH Peirce &oc-t(^ndStephenWiUard FUt.9/irld Orimei Fanning, iLeviBebee, jLin. Sheriffs Henry O. Brown, of Pittsfield. Defiuty- Sheriffs. Adams Arthur F. Field Otis Daniai Bartlett Alford Peter Jaquins Pimfidd Theodore Hins- Dalt on Henry Marsh dale, jr. G.Barrinf^t, EzraKellogg Sandiyfi-dd Steph. Palmer Hinsdale Arte. Thompson Sheffield Guy Shaw Lanesboro^ Jabez Hall Stockbridge Timothy Lee Richard Howk Griswold, Ralph Deraing Lenox Gad Worthington Williamsto . J osh .H.Bul kley Inspector of Gunpowder, Ebenczer Whiton, of Lee. Gaoler^ Ezra Blossom. Crier of the Courts^ Daniel Williams, jr. NORFOLK. Clerk ofthe Courts^ Horatio Townsend, of Dedham. County Mtorney, Christopher Webb, of Weymouth. Judge of Probate^ Edward H. Robbins, of Milton. Register ofProbate, Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Register of Deeds^ James Ford, of Dedham. County Treasurer^ John Bullard, of Dedham. Justices of the Peace ayid of the Quorum. Bellingham Eliab Wight Quincy Peter B. Adams Brookline IsaacS.Gardner Randolfih Samuel Bass Canton Joseph Bemis Roxbury Nath'l Ruggles, Dedham Nathaniel Ames, David S.Greenough, Thos. Ebenezer Wight, Samuel Williams, Joseph Harring- Haven,Horat-.io Townsend, ton, Tohn Andrews, Joseph Ebenezer Fisher, James Heath Richardson Weymouth Cotton Tufts Dorchester John Howe, Wrentham Cornelius Kol- Benjamin Parsons lock, James Mann, Jairus Foxboro' Ebenez.Warren Ware Med/ield John Baxter 1816,] G , •/^ 7^It rcca-m-i'^WTJTO* 1 Apfiointed to qualify Civil Officers, Ebenezpr Warren, Horatio Townsenrl, Samuel Day, Nath. Ames, Naih. Ruggles, James Mann, Ebenezer Fisher, and Samuel Haven. Justices ofthe Peace. B'^llingham John Bates, Medivay John Ellis, Abner St phen Metcalf, Laban Morse.Abijah Richardson, Bates Jolm Eilis, jr. Timothy Braintree Daniel Fogg, H,immond, J'^seph Lovell Minot Thaver, JamesHol- Milton Isaac Davenport, , ^seph brook Nat.Thaver, j r.Gid. John Swift, J Howe, L Tha\er, Jona. Wild, jr. Asaph Churchill,Jeremiah i lirookline Stephen Sharp, S. Boies, Duoley Walker Joseph G(xldard, Wni.As- Keedham Isaac Shepherd, pinwail, jr. Benj. Slack, Daniel Ware, Canton Wm. Dunbar, Ab- Enocli Fi-^ke ner Crano, Josej)h Bemis Qz«'nci/Ths.Greenleaf,Eb- Cohasset Elisha Doane, en.Miller,Jona. Webb, Elij. Thomas Bourne Veazie, Thomas Green- Dedharn Willard Gay, Ja- leaf, jr bez Chickering, jr Samuel Randolfih Samuel Linfield, H. Dean, John Endicott, jr. Thomas French, Seih Erast'isWorthington,The- Turner, Micah White, ron Metcalf, SamuelSwett, John King, jr. James Ford Roxhury John Parker, DorchesterT\\(Xi. Tileston, Wm.Brewer,Abij.Draper, Amasa Stetson, Thomas Willi-m Heath, Aaron Da- M 'sely, EdxTard H )lden, vis, Nathaniel S. Prentiss, Samuel P. Loud, James John Prince, jr. Ward Humphrey, Jno. Win' hrop, Nicholas Bovlston, John S. Benj Fulk^r, Al>el Gushing Williams, Samuel J. Gar- Dover Jesse Draper,Sam- diner u« I Fisher •S/ifirorzBenjaminReynolds, Foxborough Seth Bovden, Wm. Savage, Nath'JGould Aaron Everett, Eli?.s Na- Stough Pet. Adams, Jabez son, Abij'di Pratt, WiUiam Talbot, Sam'! Talbot, Seth Payson, Mf^latiah Everett, Morton, Ben] a. Richards Noah H' bart Walpole DanielKmgsbury, i^ra/?-t/mLew.Fisher,Elihu Seth Bullard Pond Jas.A ' "n-Jos.Bicon Weyinouth EliphaletLoud, Medfield Elii nh Adams, Asa White, Jajnes Lovell, John Baxter, Daniel Ad- James Humphrevs,Samuel ams, Moses B. Harding, Bailey, Cotton Tufts, jun. Counfellors, Attorneys, &c. in Norfolk. 75 Christopher Webb Cyrus Alden, Tosi.l Fiske, Wrent/icmi Dav.Holbrook, Samuel Day, Rutus Mann Counsellors at Law. Braintree Gide.L.Thaycr, Nkdfield Daniel Adams Sbenezer F. Thayer Milton Asaph Churchill 'Janton William Dunbar King Randolfih . John D'dham Jas. Richardson, Roxbury Thcs. vViUiams, ibez C bickering, jr. Ho- John S. Williams •atio Tnvnsend, Samuel Weymouih Chris^to. Webb i iven, T'lerrn Metcalf, Wrtntham Josiah J.Fiske, i.rastus Wot thingion Cyrus Aldeu Dorchester Samu-IP. Loud Attonieys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, ^oxboro' M latiahEverett Roxbury Sam'i J.Gardner ^uincy Tiios. Greenleaf,jr. Attorneys at the Common Pleas, ledham JohnB.Derbv A/etf^y.?^ Timo. Hammond Jorchester A'jel Cusiiing . . Coroners. 3raintree Caleb French, Milton PhineasDavenport Vsa French JVccdhcan Enoch Fuller, Ainton Samuel Biackman David Smith ^ohass-t Th(3mas Bourne Quincy Jonathan Rawson )edhim John Bakei-, jr. Randolph Simeon Alden Dorchester E.Withington, Roxbury Joshua Seaver, d. Oliver BUiings Z tbdiei Adams 'o.r6oro' Jesse Pratt, Otis Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. 'aiae, Shubael Pratt Sf.oughton Luther Swan ^rankiin Ani;i.Richardson IVrentham Paul Fisher, itdway John Richardson, James Whiting, Nd.thaniel laron Adams, Ralph Bul- Ware, jr. ird, Joseph Ware Sheriff, Elijah Crane, of Canton. Defiuty-Sh -riff's. hllingham Eiias Cook Mtdfield Lem. K. Brastow 'raintree Caleb French A''etdham Na th '1 Bullard inton Thomas Ki'.lock Quincy Joseph N. Arnold fedha7n John Guild, Roxbury Samuel Bianey ohn Baker, jr. Wrentham Sam'l BruSto^v Dorchester John F. Pierce 'ommissioner of Wrer 5, 'Jfc.T\os. Bourne, Cohasset Suveyor ofFlaxseed, .eremiah P. Smith, Roxburjr 76 Juftices of the Peace in Plymouth. PLYMOUTH. Clerk ofthe Courts, John B. Thomas, of Plymouth. County Attorney^ Kilborn Whitman, of Pembroke, Judge ofProbaiet Joshua Thomas, of Plymouth. Register of Probate, Bcza Hayward, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Rosseter Crtton, of Plymouth. County Treasurer, Rosseter Cottoii, of Plymouth. Justices of the Peace and of the Quoru?n. BridgewaterD^nielHoW' P(:mbroke Kilbcrn Whit- ard, Daniel Snow man, John Turner Duxbury Seth Sprague, Plynwuth Joshua Thom- Judah Aklen as, Nathaniel Goodwin, Havox'f.r Dav.Stock bridge Jcslah Cotton, HenryWar- Hingham Samuel Norton, ren, Zachariah Bartlett, Ebenezei- Gay William Jackson Kingston Martin Parris, Rochester Abrah. Holmes, John Thomas Elisha Ruggles JVUddltb. Isaac Thompson, Scituate Elijah Turner Wilkes Wood Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ephraim Spooner, Joshua I'homas, Isaac Thompson, Daniel Howard, Beza Hayward, Charles Tcrner, Henry Warren, William Sturtevant, Nahum Mitch- ell, Zabdiel Sampson, Wilkes Wood, Ai^raham Holmes, Elisha Ruggles, Kilbcrn Whitman. Justices ofthe Peace. Abington Samuel Norton, ra Kingman, Joseph Syl Aa:-op Hobavt, Nathaniel vester, Daniel Crane, Gurney, jr. Daniel Lane,jr. Abiezer Alger Benjamin Hob^-rt, Jared Carver Nehe. Cobb, Benj. Whitman, John King Ellis. Joseph Clark Bridgcivater Hector Orr, Dvxbury Wm. Loiing, jr. Cideon Howard, Samuel Ezra Weston, jr. Shaw, Daniel Howard, jr. Balijux Jrsiah Thompson, Abel Kingman, Edwin Obadiah Lyon, Nathaniel Howard, James Thomas, Moi ton, Zebad.ThcmpEon, Jos. Bassett, Solo. Alden, Jotham Cnshman jr. William Baylies, Nath- Hanover Horati( Cushing, an Mitchell, Caleb How- Snow Curtis, Reuben Cur- ard, Howard Cary, Daniel tis, Aaron Hobart,ir. Is- Mitchell, Nathan Lazell, rael Perry, MclzarCnrtis, Jon^.than Snow, Bartholo- Isaiah Wing, 2d. JohnWin- mew Brown, Nathan Al- slow den, Lemuel Packard, Ez- Hingham Danl. Shute, Ab- Counfellors and Attorneys in Plymouth. 77 ner Lincoln, Hawkes Fear- Wm. Tnrrey, Isaac B. Bar- ing, Jothani Lincoln, jr. ker, Ndthauiel Cushing, Soio. Jones, Ephraim An- Nithaniei Loring, Thomas drews, Robt. Gould, Caleb Hobart Thaxter, Martin Lincoln, Plymouth Abner Bartlett, Joseph Wilder, jun. Rosseter Cotton, David Ba- Hull Thomas Jones con, N. M Davis, Barna. Kingston Seth Drew, Jedi. Hedge, James Warren, Holmes, James Sever,Joha Wm. Sturtevant, Jos. Bart- Thomas, Johr. Faunce, lett, jr. Nathaniel Spooner, Thomas P. Beal John B. Thomas Ma7'5///?r/f/ Elisha Phillips, Plympton Elijah Bisbee, Wm. While, Jos. Clifts, jr. Isaac Wright Constant Oakman, Luke i\'oc//fs;(?r'NathanielHam- Wadsworth, John Thomas, mond, 3d. Natiiauiel Rug<. irles Ch Macomber gles, Gkleon Barstow, jr. Middltboro' David Rich- Caleb Brigi^s, Elijah Wil- mond, Saui'i Pickens, John lis, Peleg Wittridge, Chas. Tiiik}>am, Wm. Thomp- J.Holmes, Micahli.Ruggles son, Zach ariah Eddy, M a i- Scituate Hayward Pierce, tin Keith, Thomas Weston, (Uiristo. Cushing, Cushing Pe.ier Hoar, Seth Miller, Otis, Jesse Dunbar, Eben. Willi-im Canedv, James Bailey, Edward F. Jacobs Bennett, CyrusKeith,Th<;s. IVareham Israel Fearing, Sturtevant, Calvin Pratt, R. Leonard, Benj. Fearing, Abiel Washburn Jonn Fearing, Wadsworth Pembroke Bailey Hall, Crocker, Benjanun Bourne Counsellors at Laiv. Abiugton Jared Whitman, Middkbord* WilkesWood, Benjamin Hobart Zechariah Eddy /?r/(i^^fwa;rr Wm.Baylies, Pembrk. Kilborn Whitmaa Bariholfimew Brown Plijmouth Joshua Ttiomas, Hanover John Winslow, Nathaniel M. Davis, Zab- Aaron Hobart, jr. diel Sampson Halifax Jotham Ciishman Rochester Abrah. Holmes, Hingham Ebenezer Gay Charles J. Holmes Kingston Thomas P. Beal Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Brldgewater YXishWivX' Plymouth ^David Bacon ^^^ Rochester . " Z«phamah Hanover Isaiah Wing Bennett 1^16-] G 2 7S Deputy-Sheriffs in Plymouth. Coroners. Abington Noah Norton, Pierce, Abiathar Briggs, Lebbeus Gurney Samuel Thompson Bridgeivater Lot Whit- Pembroke Charles Little, marsh, Thomas Packard, Nathaniel Loring, Liberty Avery Fobes, Benjamin B. Bowker Howard PltjinoiahSteTph. Sampson, Cii'ver Caleb Atwood Thomas Jackson,jr. Benja. Duxbury Benjamin Alden, Drew, jr. George Drew Studlev Sampson PlymfU07i Elias Churchill Hanover Josiah Smith, jr. Bochcster William Crapo, Hing. Job Loring, jr.Sam'l Natlianiel Haskell, Peleg Hobavt, James Siephenson Wittndge, David Peck- Kingston]e6.\d\bX\ Holmes, ham, jr. jr. John Gray, jr. Scituate Lemuel Turner, Ma^'ihjield William Lewis, Samuel Waterman, John James Dir.c:ley Pearce, John Coliamore Middi. ^oro'MarkHaskell, Wareham Samuel Savory, DeanBriggs, JosephClark, Curtis Tobey jr. Levi Briggs, Peter H. Sheriffs Nathan Hayward, of Plymouth, Deputy- Sheriffs. Abington Micah White Nathaniel Wilder, Zecha- Bridgewater Fiske Ames, riah Fuller Edward Vinton PemhrokeT>^\\ 01dham,jr. Halifax . Seth Allen PlymouthThcm?.s Spof ner Hanover Samuel Eells PlymfI ton Elias Churchill Hingham David Whiton Rochcfitcr Noah Dexter, Kingston John Adams Nathaniel Haskell, jr. Marshjield Jedidiah Little Scituate James Sparrell iiddleboro^ l-^muelBriggs, Commissioned!^/ Wrecks^ Isfc. Isaac Winslow, Mar&h- field, Wm. Davis, jr. Plymouth, Paul Merritt, Scituate. "" BRISTOL. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of Taunton. County Attorney, Marcus Morton, of Taunton. Judge ofProbate, Hodijah Baylies, of Dighton. Register of /robate, Francis Baylies, cf Taunton. Register ofDeeds^ James WilHams, of Taunton. f^unty Treasurer, Samuel Crccker, of Taunton. Juftices of the Peace in Bridol. 79 Justices of the Peace and of the Qiioriutu Berkley Samuel Tcbey, as Hazard, jr. ApoUos Tnbey Raynham ] oi lathan Sb aw jDar/wozi^/iHoidcrSlocum, Kehoboth David Perry Elihu Slocum Xorton Laban Wheatrh Dighton William Baylies, Scekcnk Jan.es Ellis Hodijah Baylies Taunton James Williams, Fairhaven Alden Spooner, James Sproat, Nichrlas Scth Spooner 'TiHiLghast, Marcus Mor- MBedford Edward Pope, ton, Jones Gcdfrey Lemuel Williams, Thum- JVestport Abner Brcvvnell Appointed to qualify Civil GJfjcc.rs. Samuel Faies, Seth Spooner, "Samuel Ti bey, Lemuel Williams, Nathaniel Mcrtcn, David Perry, James Sproat, John W. Seabury, Nathaniel Faies, jcse|-h Tisdale, Marcus Morten Justices cfihe Peace. Joel Reac Spooner Jacob Balk ham, Israel Frecloivn Ephr. Winslow, •Hatch, Ebcnezer Dagget, BenjamiTi Weaver, Vv'ash- Eberezer Bacon irigt(;n Hathaway, Jo'-eph Berkley Simeon Chase, Weaver, Job Morion, Wm. Ezra Dean, Levi French Rounsevil, Ebenez. Pierce, Darlmoutii Jcel Packard, Jeptha Ashley, Amos Bra- John Rogers, DavidThach- ley, George B. N. Flolmes, er, Abraham Tucker, Ol- Pi. Cubhman,EarlSamp.'^cu iver Alden, Abraham Bar- hkmsfield Benjamin Bates, ker, Holder Slocum, jr. Daniel Gilbert, David Gil- Dighton Wm. Wocdjohn bert, Roland Greene, S(iio. Hathaway, Nathaniel Wil- Pratt, Robert Skinner,Ma- liams, J. W^ardwell, J. son Cobb, Samuel Morrey Hathav/ay,jr. Keiv-Bedford Sa m uel Per- Easton Samuel Guild, Eli- ry, John M. Williams,Wil- jah Howard, DanielWhea- liam Rotch, jr. E. Haskell, tcn, John Pool, John Tis- L. Williams, jun. Josiali dale, Shepherd Leach, Cal- Weston, James Taber, J. vinBrett,EdwardWilliams Nye, Roger Haskell, Jas. Fairhaven William Washburn, John Hawes Le Barron, Rounsevil Korton John Hall. George Spooner, Kelly Eldridge, Gilbert, WilliamBurt,Silas John Hawes, James Taber, Cobb, Ephraira Raymond, JosephTripp, Nathaniel S. Bryan Hall, Thomas Dan- So Counfellors and Attorneys in BriftoL forth, 2d. Daniel Parker, penter,Oliver Starkweath- Isaac Hodges er, Elkanah French, Abel JiaynhaTnjf)s\.Dea.ne, Seth French, ThomasKinnecut, Washburn, Wm. A. Leon- ApoUos Cushman ard, Nathaniel Britton, Is- Taunton Benja. WiUiams, rael VVasliburn, Josi.Deaiie, Jonathan Ingeil, Gideon jr. John Gilniore, jr. Williams, Joseph Tisdale, John W. Seabury, Nath'I Perry, Asa Bullock,Sabrey Fales, Asa Danlordi, Sam. Lawton, Jos. Whtaton, 2d. Crocker, Alfred Wilhams, Eben . Bucklin,BenajahBar- William Hodges, 2d. Enos nev, Lemuel M-tconiberJr. Burt, Siuieon Tisdale, John Geo. W. Peck, S;im'i Bliss, Heed, Nalh. Leonard, J osi. 2d. Sanuiel Bullock, Jd. King, Francis Ba\ lies, John Sumtrset Francis Borland, Godfrey, John West Israel Anthony , CiaikPur- Troy Jonathan Brownell, rington, Benj.Davis, Joseph Joseph E. Read, Wm B. Kellogg, Dau'l Eddy, V\ ni. Canedy, Abraham Bowen Read, David x\nthcny IVtUingtoniy-Am uelVV. Bay- iSwawze*?/ Jas.Luther, Phvis. lies,Thos.B.Richmond,Geo. P(ck, Danirl Hale, John Walker, Nath'I Wheeler Mason, Wm. Mason, Silas Wttitport William White, Cobb, jr. Henry Gaidi.er 2d. Peleg Sessions, S\ Ives- Seekoiik John Medburv, ter Brownell, Abner B.Gil- Calvin Martin, Dan'l Car- ford, Ansfclm Bassett Counsellors at Laiu. Euston Daniel W'heatoa Aorton LabanWheaton Frcctoivn George B. N. Setkonk James Eilis,Apol- Holmt s los Cushmctn Mansfield David Gilbert Taunton Nich Tillinghast, JV.Bcdford J as.Washburn, Marcus Morton, Francis John M. Williams,Lt nuiel Bavlies Williams, jr. John N} e Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. i^a?V/ia-i;fnNathl.S.Spoorier S%uanzt^y Silas Cobb Frectoivn Washington Seekonk Moses Sanfoi d Hathaway, Hercules Gush- Westport Anselm Bassett man Attorneys at the Commcn Pleas. Easton Cyrus Lolhrop jr. Benjamin Cozens, jun. Freetown Rufus Bacon Collins Durlirg jlfa7z.v^6'/a? DavidShephard Sivanzty Silas Cobb, John Raynham Wm. A.Leonard Lindsey, jun. Se ekonk Thomas B. Wait, ^ Coroners, SherliFs, &c. in Briftol. Si Coroners. Attkhoro' Peter Thachcr, Rehohoth Thos.Carpenter, Walter Tyler, Sam'lTvlcr 3d. John Brovn, Elijah A. i5tfr/:/f.\z/EnocliTobey, Levi Read, Abraham Ormsbee, French CalebCarpenterJsr.Drown Dartmouth Rnf. Shearman Somerset Henn Bragg Easton Rowland IJoward, Swanzey William Mason, Daniel Macomber Brnajih Mason, Jas.Brov.'n Freeloron John Nichols, Taunton David Carver, David Bacon Silas Leonard, Edward Mansfield Simeon Green Ci-ossman, Abiezer Dean, J\''orton Isaac Hodges, Benjamin Iiigell Lemuel Perry Troy Sheftield Weaver JV.Bedford Simpson Hart, Weatfiort Wm.Milk, Jona. Nathan Bates, William Ercwnell, Peleg W. Peck- Ke/nptcn ham, Frederick Brownell Kaynham Amyntas Shaw Sheriffs Horatio Leonard, of Raynhara. Defiuty 'Sheriff's. Attleboyough Nath'lAUen, K. Bedford Pelcg Jenney Israel Hatch, jr. Behoboth Cromwell Bliss Berkley Dean Burt Swanzey WjUiam Slade Dartmouth Russell Shear- Seekonk James Bliss man Taunton Scth Crossman, Dighton Elijah W. Felton Abiezer Dean Eastonlokdhodi Macomber Troy Edmund French ^Freetoivn Ambrose Wellington C rockerBabbitt Barnaby WestjfiQrt Adam Gifford MansJieldl?iCcb Harden,jr. Crier ofthe Courts, Oliver Soper, jr. of Taunton. Gaoler, Abiezer Dean, of Taunton. Insfiec ofFire Arms, RememberCarpenter, Attleboro' Comml^doners of Wrecks, b'c. Lemuel Wiliiams, New Bedford, Apollos Tobey, Berkley. DUKES. Clerk of the Courts, Cornelius Marchant, of Edgartcn. County Attorney, Thomas Dunham, of Tisbury. Judge of Probate, George Athearn, of Tisbury. Register of Probate, Thcxu^s Cocke, of Et'ga'rton, Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of Edgartcn.' County Treasurer^ I'liomas Jernegan, of 'Edgarton. tz Juftices &c. in Dukes & Nantucket. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Matthew May- jr. Elijah Stuait I'-ew ' Tsbury John Davis Kdgarton W. Jemegan, jipfiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Benah Norton, Thomas Cooke. Justices of the Peace. Chilmark Zeb. Alien, Al- Mayliew, Cornelius Mar- len Mh) hew, John Han- chant, James Coffin, Icha- code, Joliii Skift' bod Norton EdgarI'm Thomas Cooke, Tisbury Benja. Allen, Geo. SamuelWhelden, William Atheai-n, Sam'l Claghorn Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Chilmark l-:ber.ezer Skiff Tilbury Thomas Dunham Edgarton I'homas Couke Coroners. . Chilmark SiraonMayhew Edgarton Peter Pease, jr. Sheriffs Jethro Worth, of Edgarton. Deputy-Sheriffs. Chilmark Wm. Mayliew Tisbury Elijah Hillman Edgarton Henry P.Worth Guardian to Indian and Mulatto Proprietorsy Gay Head, Tristram Allen, Chilmark. Co?n?mssio?7ers of Wrecks, &c. Ebenezer Skiff, Chil- mark, Jetiiro Worth, Edgarton. NANTUCKET. Clerk of the Courts, Benjamin Gardner, Judge of Probate^ tf Countu Attorney ^ Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate, Jcsiali Barker. Register if Deeds, William Hussey. County Treasurer, Obadiah Folger. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Isaac Coffin, josiah Barker, Benjamm Coffin, Samuel Bigelow, Walter Folger, jr. Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, James Coffin, Peter Easton, Josiah Barkev. Justices of the Peace. Zaccheus Hussey, Francis Macey, Joseph Swain, George Cannon, Josiah Hiissey, Albeit Gardner. Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Josiah Hussey, Isaac Coffin. Coroners^ Lathann Gardner, Benjaniin Glover. S/r^riff, Jeremiah Lawrence. Debility- Sheriff's yYJ\%\ra. Starbuck, Uriah Gardner. Physicians, Oliver C. Bartlett, Rov/land Gelston, Peter Easton, Martin T. Morton. Commissioners of IVreck^, &c. Jeremiah Lawrence, Jo?iah Barker. BARNSTABLE. Clerk ofthe Courts, David Scudder, of Barnstable. County jirtornry, Wendell Davis, of Sandwich. Judge of Probate, John Davis, of Barnstable. Register of Probate, N.;tlKirJel Freeman, of Sandwich, Register ofDeeds, Job C. Davis, of Barnstable. County Treasurer, David Crocker, of do. Justices ofthe Peace and ofthe Quorum. Barw s^aWf* DavidScudder, Chatham Richard S<^ars John Davis,lsaiahL.Green, Sand-wich Nathaniel Free- S imnel Savage man, Wendell Davis Breivster Solo. Freeman Welljleet Sam'lWaterman Apfiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Freeman, John 'Davis, Timothy Phinney, Richard Sears, Wendell Davis. Justices of the. Peace. ^anz.S'^^Wf JosiahSarapson, Chatham Joseph Doane, Timothy Phinney, Ebenez. Ezra Crowell Crocker, Joseph Biish, jr. Dennis Jeremiah Hawes, Richard Lewis, Salmon Stephen Homer, Nathan Nye, Abner Davis, Job C. Stone, Jonathan Nickerson Davis, David Crocker, ^<:/.v^/%amSamuclFreeman, Nymphus Ma^ston, Jonas Elisha Mayo, Harding Whitman, Sylvester Baker Knowles BreTjster Isaac Clark, Falmouth David Nye, fsaac W.Whitman, Ehjah Francis Weeks, Braddock Zihb Dimmick, Samuel P. Cros- 8-f Couiifellors, Coroners, &c. in Barnftable. well, Jnsf^ph Parker John Freeman, Nathaniel I Harwich E':>enez. Brooks, Nve, Benjamin Percivali John Diilinj^ham, Isaiah Eiisha Pope,BenjaminBnr-. Chase, J(,hn D. Bangs, gess, William Hardy, Ste- William EUl ridge phen Bassett Marshfiec Gideon Hawley Truro Jason Ay res, Antho- Orleans! Timothy Bascom, ny Snow, Israel Lombard Isaac Sparrow, Simeon Yarmouth GorhamLovell, Kingman, Jonathan Bas- Elisha Doane, Calvin Til- com, William Mvrick den,John Reed, Jos.Hawes, Provmcetown, Benj imin James ' Crowcil, Henry E. Atkir.s, Orsamus'I'liom- Thatcher, John Eldridge as, Daniel Pease Wellfleet William Cole, Sandnvich Elislia Perrv, Josiah Whitman Coiwsflbrs at Law. Barjiatable Abner Davis Sandwich Wendell Davisi Attorneys at the Su/ircme Judicial Court. Bar7i,table Nvmphas man Marston, Salmon Nye Sandwich RussellFreeman i?7'(f-7y5;er Isaac W.Whit- Yarmouth John Reed I Attorney at the CGf)i?non Pleas, John Whitman. Coroners. Barnstable Isaiah Parker, Samuel Bourne, jr. Seth Nailor Crocker, Roland T Hamlin Crocker, John Davis, jV. Sandwich Lemuel Pope, Asa Young: HemanTobev,EdwardNye Brewster vVilliam Crosby Truro Levi Stevens, Jonas Chatham Samuel Nye Stevens, Jaazaniah Gross DrJinis Seth Tobey Wdlfleet Josiah Whitman Eastham Michael Collins Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Falmouth Consider Hatch, Sheriff, James Freeman, of Sandwich. Deputy-Sheriffs. Barnstable Robert Loth- Benjamin Berry vop, ChipmanHinklev',Ez- Harwich David Kinwrick ra Crocker, Barzillai Da- 'Saw/iwcA Zenas Nye, Sha- vis, Samuel E. Peak drach Freeman Brewster Joseph Snow, Gaoler, Robert Lothrop, of Barnstable. Commissioner's of Wrecks, &c. Thomas Fish, jun. Fal- mouth. John Eldridge, Yarmouth. Richard Sears, jun. Chatham. Juftices of the Peace In York. 85 YORK. Clerk ofthe Courts, Daniel ^ev/all, of York. County Attorney, Dudley Hubbard, of Berwick. JudgS of Probate, Stephen Thacher, of Wells. Rcgi't^r of Probate, Daniel Sevvall, nf York. Rcgii^ter of Deeds, Wirnam Frost, of York. County Treasurer, Henry iSaiith, of Alfred. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Alfred Wm, Parsons,.\biel nis King Hall, Joseph Emerson Sanford Caleb Etrxerj', Biddejord Jeremiah Hill, ^Villiam Frost Samuel Peirson So/Berivzc/c Ivory Hove\% Buxton John Woodman Didlcy Hubbard, John Kittery Edward CiUts Cashing, Edvv. P. Hayman JJmeric/c John McnVill I'Velis Nathaniel Weils, Lyman lvX\xi Low JoitasChrk, J. sephStorer, Parsomfidd Samuel C^ar- Stephen Thatcher, John land, Andrew ivl'Cleary Storer, Jacob Fisher Chapman York Dini-d Sewall, Wm. Saco Daniel Granger, Cy- Frost, Joseph Bragdon Ajifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Bragdon, Jonas Clark, Edward Uutts, Jeremiah Hill, Jc^hn Holmes, Wiliiam Parsons, Daniel Sewall, Nathaniel Well-*, Samuel Peirson, Ivory Hove^, Dud- ley H;i!)bard, Elib.u Bragdon, Alexander M'Intire, Daniel Granger, Jeremiah Bradburv, Jacob Fisher, ' AbielHall. ' - JiiHticea of the Peace. Alfred John Holmes, Na- Reuben H. Green,Nathaii- thaniel Conant, John Say- iel Goidwiu ward, j r. Henry liolmes ,Szi:r^072Sara.Cutts,CharIes Armidel Thos. Perkiws, .3d. Ccffin, Sanauel Merrill, Jo- SethBurnham.Rob.Towne, seph Woodman, jr. Nathan I Eliphalet Perkins, Simon Eklen, jr.Zenas Pairie,Gid- Nowell, John Miichell eon Elden,JonathanMoore, Berwick Richard F. Cutts, Royal Brewster, Asa William Hobbs,PeierMor- Brown pill, Jos. Prince, John Shory C5r72Wi^JonahDunn,Asahel BzV/c/^/o7-fl(RalphT.Jordan, Cole, Thomas A.Johnson Daniel Cleaves, Israel La- Elliot Elisha Shapleigh, zell, Edmund Coffin, Thos. Daniel Goodwin, jr. Steph. i Cutts. Moses Bradbury, Neal, Sam.Leighton 1816.] H / 86 Juftices and Counfellors in York, /foZ/isJesse Locke,John Den- Samuel P. S. Thatcher nett, Abijah Usher, John Shafileigh J. P. Woodbury, Smith, K.Uiot G. Vaughan, John Leighton, Jeremiah ls,'iac Lane, Joseph Don- Emery, Darling Huntress, nall, Ebenezer Cleaves John Bcdwell, Jonathan Kittery Wm. T. Gerrish, Young, Daniel Wood, Wil- Daniel Peirce, William liam Godding Cutts, Joseph Litchheld, jr. !Sanford Eli'sha Allen, Eb- Lebanon John Rollins, T. enezer Linscott, Jonathan M. Wentworth, Nathaniel Clark, Sheldon Hobbs, Ez- Chamberlain,DavidLegro, ra Thompson Daniel Wood, Elilm Hayes South- Bertvick \c\\2iho^ R. Limerick John Burnham, Chadbourn^ Wm. Hight, James Kettcl, JohnM'Don- William A. Hayes, Thom- ald, Nathaniel Libbey.John as Leigh, Joshua Haven, B'^ker, William Gregg, Jeremiah Bradbury William Freeman, Joseph Waterbo ro^ Henry Say- Emerson ward, Henry Hobbs, Ben- Limi72gton David Boyce, jamin Peirce, Humphrey Abner Libbey, Ezra Davis, Chadbourn, JamesCarlisle, Isaac Mitchell, J as. Kettle John Scribner Lyman Sam'l L. Ra\ mond, Wells Joseph Thomas, Samuel Mouiton, Thomas George VV. Wallingford, Sands, jr. John Taylor, Na- Joseph Mondy,John Storcr, than Hanson, jun. Nathan Samuel Emerson, Daniel Smith W heelwright,Jcse]:)h Dane, Mw^eld James Ayer, jr. John Low, John IT. Parsons, David Mouiton, Josi. Fowle Benja.Titcomb, Nah.Mor- Parsomfield Joseph Par- rill, Joseph Gilman, Sam- sons, James Bradbury, uel Curtis, jun. Daniel Samuel Daltnn, Samuel Wright Fox, Samuel Gushing York ElihuBragdon, Mo- 8aco T. G- Thnrnton, Jo- ses Lyman, Buikley Emer- sephLeland, WilliamMoo- son, Jonathan S. Barrell, dy, James Gray, Foxwell Isaac Lvman, Alexander Cutts, Benjamin Patterson, M'lntire Counsellors at Laiv. Alfred JohnHolmes, Henry So.Ber'voick'DxxiX. Hubbard, Holmes Jeremiah Bradbury, Wil- BiLxton Charles Coffin ham A. Havs Limerick John Burnham Saco Cyrus King, William Parsonsfd. Sam'iCushman P. Preble Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in York. 87 Wells George W.Walling- seph Dane ford, Joseph Thomas, Jo- York Isaac Lyman Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. ^ri^nf/e'/vSam.P.S/rhatcher Saco Seth Stnrer Berwick Edw. P. Hay man Scmford Jonathan Clark Buxto7i Jos. Woodman, j r. South-Berwick Ichabod R. Chadbourn Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Parsons/id. Isaac B Barber 6'o. Berwick Chas. Greene Saco Ether Shipley York Asa Freemaa Coroners. Alfred John Sayward, Limerick NathanielLibbey Daniel Holmes Limington Isaac Mitchell Arundel Stephen Perkins Lyman John Parsons, 2?zVi^e/b7'rfJeremiahBettes, James Roberts Nathaniel Goodwin, Na- Parsonsfield Richard Lord thaniel Emery Saco Benjamin Leavitt, Berwick Joseph Prime, Joshua Moody Northend Cogswell Sanford Ezra Thompson, Buxton Peiatiah Came, Samuel Moulton James Merrill, Thomas Shapleigh John Bodwell Bradbury Waterboro'' John Scribner Cornish John Pike Wells Stephen Perkins, F.lliot Joseph Hammond, John Cole, Michael Wise, Simeon Emery Joseph Hatch, Timo. Frost Hollis J hn Dennett, Dan- York Samuel Moody ,Saml. iel Gordon Sayward, Jonathan Young Kittery Daniel Peirce Sheriffs Ichabod Goodwin, of South-Berwick. Defiuty--Sheriffs. Alfred Joseph Emerson, jr. Saco Benjamin Patterson Biddeford Ichabod Jordan, Shafileigh Edmund Coffin Edmund Coffin Sanford Jedidiah Allen, Buxton Samuel Sands Abner Hill Hollis Daniel Gordon Wells Abiel Kelley Lebanon Samuel Pray Waterborough PeterEarle Limerick Daniel Johnson York Jeremiah Paul, Da- Limington David Otis vid Wilcox Parsonsfield RichardLord Prison-'Keefiers. Alfred Nathaniel Conant York Davir^ Wilccx Crier of the Courts^ Jeremiah Paul, of York. 88 Juftices of the Peace in Cumberland. CUMBERLAND. Ckrk of the Courts, Samuel Freeman, of Portland. County Attorntijy Ezekiel Whitman, of do. Judge of Probate y Samuel Freeman, of do. Register of Probate , lioratio Southgate, of da Rtgister of Deeds ^ Elias Merrill, of do. County Treasurer^ Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quoruin. Bridgettn 'Nathaniel Mitchell, Edward Hussell Howe, Enoch Perlev OtiKfidd Gnnfill Blake Bruna^vick John Dunlap, Portland Samuel Free- Jacob Abbott man, John Frothingham, Durham Josiah Burnham George Bradbcry, Jo&ej)h Fretfiort John A. Hyde C, Bovd, WoodbiiryStorer, Gray Simon Greenleaf Ezekiel Whitman, Daniel, Govham Lothrojj Lewis, Tucker, Stephen Longfel-; Stephen Longfellow, (ieo. low, jr. Lewis Scarboro^ Robei t South- Minot Seth Chandler gate, William Hasty .A'fw-G/oMc.lsaac Parsons, H'indham Peter V. Smith Peleg Chandler, jr. Na- Westbrook James Means, thaniel C. Allen Arclieiaus Lewis J\^orth- YarmouthKmmi R. jipfiointed to c/uilfy Civil Officers. Stephen Longfellow, Robert Southgate, Samuel Free- man, John Frothingham, Woodbury Storer, Isaac II- sley, William Widgery, James ?vleans. Justices of the Peace. JBaldivin JosiPierce, Rich- Durham John Converse, ard Fitch, William Fitch Thomas Peirce. Secomb Bridgtton Samuel An- Jordan, Jacob Herrick drews,SamuelFarnsworth, Fahnouih Moses Merrill, Isaiah Ingalls, Seba Smith James Morriil,JosephYork, Brunswick Peter O.Alden, Joshua Merrill JohiiPerr) ,jr.JothamStone, Freeport Samuel Hyde, David Dunlap,RobertDun. Seth Townsend, Solomon ninp:, Henry Putnam, Jona. Dent lison , Josin hW.Mitch- Page,Samuel Chase,James ell, Barnabas Bartol Curtiss, jr. Phihp Owen, Gorham James Fiske, Da. Jose])h M'Kean Harding, jr. James Irishjr. CafieEliz. Eben.Thrasher, James Cod man, Joseph Sylvan-Higgins, MarkDyer Adams, Jacob S. Smith, Juftices and Counfellors in Cumberland. 89 Jeremiah Barker Raymond Will iam Dingley Gray Joseph M'Lellan, Portland Isaac Ilsley, Eb- Samuel Perley, Daniel W. enezer Mavo, Barrett Pot- Green, Peier Whitney tei , Hugh M'Lellan, Elias Harfisivell Stephen Pur- Merrill, James Bumham, rington, Marlboro. Sylves- Nicholas Emery, James D. ter, Jcsiah Snow Hopkins, Joseph Titcomb, Harrison Nathaniel Burn- Joseph H.Ingraham,James ham, EdwardLowelljSam- Neal, Isaac Adams, Dud- uel Tyler, SamueiWiliard, ley Todd, Oliver Bray, James H, Chadbourne John Mussey, James C. Minot Asaph Howard, Jewett, Wm. T. Vaughan, >!icholas Noves, JacobHill, Nathan Kinsman, Jacob Seth Keith, Godfrey Gros- Qiuncy,WilliamChadwick venor, VViiham Ladd Horatio Southgate, Wood- Nciv-Gloucester Joseph E. bury Storer, jr. Edward Foxcraft, Daniel Howard, Little, Wiiham B. Sewall, AndrewCampbell,Thomas Charles S. Davis, John K. Johnson, James Twitchell, Smith, Joseph Po]je, Enoch Jabez VVoodman, I.srael Preble, Thomas VVebster Smith, Samuel Fessenden, Pow^ia/Edwardl'hompson David Nelson, Dexter Raymond Stephen Sw^tt Bearce, Moses Merrill, jr. Scai-boro' George Hasty, .A': Farwoi/M Jacob Mitch- George Hight, Samuel ell, James Prince, Andrew Thompson Leigliton, Altbrd Richard- Standish Theodore Mus- son, Tristram Gilman, sey, John Dean, Wiiham William Barrows Thompson, John Burbank Otisfield Daniel Holden, Westbrook Timothy Pike, Oliver Pfeirce John Jones, I^. Fitch, J. Fejefiscot And.R.Giddinge Sparrow, M. Quinby Foland Thomas Barnes, Windham Paul Little, Jas; Josiah Dunn, jun. Robert Paine, Hezekiah Frost, Snell, John Cousins, Na- Thomas Chute, Charles thaniel Dunn Johnson Counsellors at Laiv. Bridgeton NathanielHowe Jacob S. Smith Brunswick PeterO. Alden, Kevi-Gloucester Samuel ! Henry Putnam Fessenden, Daniel Howard I Freefiort Josi. W. Mitchell Portland Prentiss Mellen, i Gray Simon Greenleaf George Bradbury, James i Gorham Joseph Adams, D. Hopkins, Ezekiel Whit- 1816.] H 2 , f Attorneys, Coroners, &g. in Cumberland. man, Nicholas Emery, jr. Dudley Todd, William Stephen Loiigfel lowj r. Oli- B. Sewall, Charles S. Da- ver Bray, Nailianlvinsm: n, vis, Joseph Pope Horatio" 8f)uthgate, Barrett Westbrook Luther Fitch Potter, Woodbury Storer, Windham Hezekiah Frost Attorneys at the Sujireme Judicial Court, Minot Jacob Hill, Peter Por^/anrf Samuel K.Whit- • Chandler Virgen ing, John Mussey, jr. JVb;-^/^ Fa rmow^/f Tristram Westbrook Moses Quinby Oilman, Wm. Barrows, jr. Attorney f^ at the Common Pleas. JVe^iV- Gloucester William Portland W' illiam T. Bradbury, jr. PelegChan- Vaughan dler, jr. Coroners. Bridgeton John Periey JV'GVoz^cf.s/frPhilipChand- Bruns-ivick Noah Melcher, ler, Joseph Thrasher Elijah Hall, Samuel Mel- Otirfield Daniel Holden cher Sd. Poland Nathaniel Dunn CafiC'Eliza. MorrelJordan Portland John McLellan, Dihham John Field, Elisha Asa Chase, Joseph M. Stetson, Jabez Merrill Gerrish, Samuel A. Nash Freeji ort JamesC urtiss, Poivnal George Warren John Townsend, Cornelius Raymond ^ John Smith Dillingham Scarboro' Sam'lTiiompsou Gorham Royal Lincoln, Stundi.sh Edmund Mussey, Nathaniel Phinuey John Lowell Gray Moses Harris Windham Noah J. Center Harfiswell William Tarr, J^F(?6?670oA- AaronW^inslow, Thomas Scholfield Jonathan Sparrov/, James Minot Cyrus Clark Bailey Sheriffs Richard Hunnewell, of Portland. DefiuiTj- Sheriffs. Bridgeton James Emerson JVeiu-Gloucester William Brunswick John F. Hall Warren, Thomas Johnson, Falmouth Gardner Walk- jr. Thomas H. Tobie er, Aaron Winslow A^or. Yarmouth Charles C, Freefiort Josiah Reed Mitchell, Richniond Lor- Gray Moses Harris ing, jun. Gorham James March Portland Joseph M. Ger- Minot Henry Jackson rish, William B. Peters, Juftices of the Peace in Oxford. 91 Villiam C. Weeks ken, jun. ^oland Tilson Waterman Cape Elizabeth Morrell 0' 'curb or Benjamin Milli- Jordan Prison-Keeper^ Joseph M. Gerrish, of Portland. Crier cfthe Court a, William B. Peters, of Portland. :ommissioner of Wrecks^ &c. Daniel Tucker, Portland. OXFORD. Hamlin, of Paris. ''lerk of the Courts, Cyrus Zounty Attorney, Levi Whitman, of Norway. hidcre of Probate, JudaliDana, ofFryeburg. Jieq-ister of Probate, Timothy Osgood, of do. Registers of Deeds. Western District, Daniel Clement, of^rvebuT^.^- Eastern District, Alaiison wVV|lL%^j2^!J|t. '"•^*-^ 'Jounty Treasurer, Henry Rust, 01 Norway. ^ Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Fryeburgh Judah Dana, i^am Daniel Stowell, Levi iimon Frye, Samuel A. Hubbard, Jonathan Bemis, .Bradley Cyrus Hamlin Hebron Samuel Parris Hartford Arvida Hayford Hiram Peleg Wadsworlh Turner LutherCary,Dari- fay James Starr, jr. iel Cary Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Pinion Frye, Luther Cary, Judah Dana, Daniel Stowell, Cyrus Hamhn, Levi Hubbard, Jcseph Howard, John M'Millen, Jesse Stone, James Starr, jr. Samuel Par- ris, Samuel A. Bradley. Justices of the Peace. Albany Asa Cummings EUas Berry Bradley's Patent Hugh Dixfeld Holmes Thomas, John Holland Gordon , . ^, , JBe!f/je/EUTwitchell,Timo. East-Andover Ezekiel thy Carter, James Walker, Merrill, Ebenezer Poor, Peter York, Amos Hill John Farriiigton, Ebenezer Samuel Poor Brownfield Joseph How- Poor, jr. ard James Steele Frj/e^Mrg- WilliamRussell, Buckfield Abijah Buck, Timothy Osgood, John John Loring, Henry Far- M'Millen, Ebenezer Fes- Bradley, well Samuel F. Brown senden, jr. Robert Denmark Cyrus Ingalls William Russell, jr. Joseph , 92 Counfellors and Attorneys in Oxford. Chandler, JoshuaGamage, Paris Albion K. Parris Stephen Chase, John H. EUas Stowell, Seth Can Frye, Joseph F. Swan, penter, Benjamin Chanj John Bradley dler, Caleb Prentiss, Chasj Gilcad George W. Chap- Whitman, Joseph Rust man, Aaraham Burbank P/.J\^o.4, AbiatherEastmai i Hartford Daniel War- Porter Nathaniel Merrill | ren, Ed. Blake, Thomas James Coffin, Wm. Fowlt i Peabody, CyrusThnmpson Plea. t. Mt . GorfEliasBerr] Htbron William C. Whit- ] Kuwford Enoch Adams i ney, Alexander Green- Joshua Graham, Petei I wood, Barnabas My rick, C. Virgen WiUiam C.Whitnev, Thos. Sumner Isaac Sturtevant Clark Simeon Barrett, jr. Ellis 'ii-am Thomas Spring Standish rFooc/.s/oc^' Stephen Chase 'rmm-e Nathaniel Per- Thompson Plantation Jchp. ley, Isaac Livermore, Jes- Thompson se Stone, William Morri- Turner John Turner, son, Timothy Howe Charles L. Turner,George l^ovell Samuel Nevers, French Benjamin \^^ebber, Steph- Waterford Eber Rice,Cal- en Heald, Benja. Stearns vinFanarJonathanHongh. jSTf.'vorij James Eames ton, Benjamin Sawin, Ste- Ai'orway Job Eastman, phen Tewett,Saml.Warren Uriah Holt, Joshua Smith, Webb''s Pond Plant. Abel Levi Whitman Fiske, Freeman EJiis Counsellor ? at Lutv, Buckfield Henry Farwell S. A. Bradley Fryeburg Stephen Chase, Paris Albion K. Parris Attorneys at the Siifireme Judicial Court. Waterford Edw. Andrews Kuwford Peter C. Virgen Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Fryeburg Enoch Lincoln Paris Charles Whitman Buckfield Samuel F. Brown Livermore Harry Wood Coroners. Bethel E. Twitchell, T. Hebron Alex. Greenwood Russell J'orz/SebesHydejJacobGibbs E. Andover Jas. F. Bragg Livermore BenjaminWin- Fryeburg Robert Page, slow, Daniel Warren Philip Eastman XoT;e//Nath.Hutchinson,jr. Hartford Edward Blake J^.^orway Jo^ua Smith, • Jufllces in Someifet. 93 ',nry Rustjr. Knight iris R. Hubbard, S. iSiimner Moses Buck, jr. orse Turner Abner Thayer umfo'b/c? HezekiahHutch- IVaferford D» Chaplin, E. 3, Fr;rancis Keycs, Daniel Longley Sheriff, John M'Miileii, of'Fiyeburg. For Deputy- Sheriffs, fee Appendix. SOMERSET. 'etk of the Courts, VViUiam Allen, jr. of Norridgewock. 7unty Attorney y David Kidder, of Bioomlield. idge of Probaiey BrycelNl'Lelian, of do. egister ofProbate, Samuel Weston, of do. egister ofDeeds, Amos Townsend, of Norridgewock. ounty Treasurer, Caleb Jewett, of do. Justices of the Peace and ofthe Quorum, nson John Moore, James Mercer Nahum Baldwin, olhng, Bezer Bryant Andrew Croswell loonifield Seth Currier, AbrnV/g'tfiyocitDanielStew- -yce M'Lellan, EhWest- art, Amos Townsend, Cal- , Benjamin Sheppard, vin Shelden, William Al- idah M'Lellan len, jr. John Ware, James airfield William Kendall W augh, jun. hrmony Robert Evans Starks James Waugh idiL^try Cornelius Norton Strong William Reed ladison Nath'l Blackwell Apjiointed to qualify Civil Officers. )hn Ware, Bryce M'Leilan, EU Weston, John Moore, James Collins, Judah M*Lelian, Wilham Alien, jun Calvin Selden. Justices of the Peace. !?ison Benjamin Adams, David Kidder, James Bow- oseph Thompson, Daniel en, Joseph Locke, Samuel tewart, jr. Lemuel Wil- Weston ams, Levi H. Perkins Ca72aan Joseph Merrill, Jo- von Charles Sylvester, seph Haskell, Wentworth imuel Sprague,Abraham Tuttle 1. Young Carritunk Joseph Russell Ithens Philip Leavitt, Cornville Samuel Elkins )hn Hall Emhden Simeon Craggin, Ingham Silas Parlin, jun. Benjamin Thompson, jr. ipliraim Wood Fairfield Samuel Tobey, 7oo7«/?e/c/EleazerCoburn Ehhu Bowerman, Gideon 94 Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in Somerfet. H"lway, Levi Barrett, Ste- Longley, Caleb Jewetl^ phen Thayer, Thomas Ithan)ar Spaulding ] M'Kechnie Palmijra David Jewetii Fretman Barnabas Whit- Samue) Lancey | ney; James I'uttle Phillifis Jacob Whitne-f Harmony James Leighton, PL jVo. 1. Brown Baket John E\'ans Pl.Yo.S. Joseph Tufts I Industry John Thompson, John Smith John Gower P.jVo.S. Jacob HaUj Madison Sylvanus Sawyer Samuel Pingree J\/''ew- Vineyard Herl^ert Solon Jonathan Heald? Boardman, 1 homas Fiiiit, Moses Chamberlain Tristram Norton St. Albans Benja. Frenc) JVbrridgfwock Josi.Sp>auld- Starks StephenWilliamsoi ing, Harlow, St TO John Wilham ng J ohn Huntei i Sylvester, VV#lliara Spauld- Wliiiam Hiscock ing, Warren l*reston, John Attorneys at the Sufircme Judicial Court. Bloomficld David Ividder Preston, Calvin Selden JSforridgeKVOck Warren Attorneys at the Common Pleas* Anson Levi H. Perkiiis, M'L* Uan WiUiam Haskell Norridgctvock Jothan BlQomJield fudah Fairfield Coroners. Anson Jesse Wilson, Isaiah A'orridgeivock SilasWcod Wood Samuel Smith, John Lo Canaan Brocks Dascomb ring, John Longley Fairfield William Daltcn, Palmyra Isaac Smitl Joshua Bli'.ckwell Solon Luther Peirct Madison HemanBlackw^ell Strong DavidHunter, Johi J\/''e Sheriffs Richard Sawtell, of Norridgewock. Deputy'Sheriffs. Anson Jesse Wilson, Lem- J\''ew- Vineyard Jona. Look uel Williams, jr. A^orridgeivock Joseph Athens Isaiah Doore Hook, John LongIey,Mark Fairfield John Lander S. Blunt Industry Sylvanus Allen Starks Thos. Williamson Juftices of the Peace in Lincoln. 95 LINCOLN. lerk ofthe Courts, Nathaniel Coffin, of Wiscasset. ounty Attorney^ Erustus Foote, of Camden. idge of Probate^ Jeremiah Bailey, of Wiscasset. 'fgister of Probate^ Edmund Flagg, of do. iigister of Deeds, Warren Rice, of do. owity TreasureVy Joshua Head, of VValdobcrough. Justices ofthe Peace and ofthe Quorum. Ina Josiah Stebhins Zb/267zfi!7?zBenjaniinHasey, ith Francis Winter, Benjamin J. Porter ummer Sewali, Peleg Union Stephen MarcJ\, 'alraan, WiUiam King, Nathaniel Robbins benezer Clap IVu'doboro" Joshua Head, 'oothbay WiUiam Jacob Ludwig ['Cobb, Daniel Rose rri7rrc72Sam!!elThntcher, 'owdoin James Rogers Thurston Whiting, James amden William Farkman W. Head unhing James Malcomb Wiscasset Francis Cooke, Dresden Edmund Bridge Jeremiah Bailey, Samuel 'hi/isburg Mark L. Fliil Cony, Abiel Wood, David 'homasto?i David Fales, Paysf)n )shua Adams, Ebenezer Woolwich Nath'i Thwing 'hatcher Ajifwinted to qualify Civil Officers. rchard Cooke, Dummer Sewail, Mark L. Hill, Jere- miah Bailey, William King, Benjamin Ames, Moses Carlcon, jr. Benjamin J. Porter, Francis Cooke, Thurston Whiting, Manasseh Smith, jr. Abel Mer- rill, Benjamin Brackett, Ebenezer Thatcher, Benja- min Hasey, Benjamin Orr, Josiah Stebbins, Ebenezer Clap, Nathaniel Coffin. Justices of the Peace. 'Ina John Dole, Jeremiah David Shaw, Peter H. earson Green, Jerome Loring,Le- 'pjileton Planta, William vi Peterson leservev Boothbay JohnM'Clintock, *'ath William Webb,Den- Edmund Wilson, William i M'Cobb, Joshua Win- M. Reed, Nicholas T. ite, jr. Benjamin Ames, Knights, Joseph M'Cobb 'avid Stinson, Abel Boyn- Bowdoin Smith Baker, Mo- m, Nicholas L. Mitchell. ses Dennett, Solomon Ea- I ' , 95 Juftices of the Peace in Lincoln. ton, John Hall, Sarn'ISmith uel Tibbets, Ezekifc Bowdoinham Thos. Reed," Thompson, J. Purrington Zaccheus Beal, J.C. Colby, Aaron Dwinall, Isaac William Denham,William Tibbets, Nathaniel Enmej Decker, Sainuel Gray, Litchjicld James Shurtleff | Isaac Leonard John Neal,AbijahRichard-; Bristol Thomas Johnson, son, Jabez Robinson, S James Nichols, Robert Waterman. Huston, Samuel Reed, MontvULe Ebenez. Everett William M'Clintock, Wm. Timoihy Copp, Josepl Chamberlain,JamesDruni- Chandler, Richard M'Cal mond, jr. Aaron Blaney, lister Suiliv'an Hardy .Ye^Dcasfle Sand. Kennedy i Camden David Blodget, David Murray, Dame Joseph Cushins:, J, Pendle- Waters, Charles Nichols, ton, Erastus Fooie, Farn- Stephen Ccffin, Samuel ham Hall, Joshua Dillin^:- Beliard ham, Jonathai^ P. Thayer, Mdk'doro' David Dennis Pi\ineas Bowers James Perkins, Georgti Cushin!^ Edward Kelleran Reid, Ephraim Rollsns Dresden Bcnja. Prescott, Matthew Cottrill, Nathan- John Chilm, Holder Toll- it'i Bryant man Palermo Jonathan Greley, Edgecomb Moses Davis, Stephen Mardea, Samuel Stephen Parsons, Thomas LongfelkiW Cunr^ingham , RiifusSewal rutnum Joseph Rust Frieud.-rfiifi Beiija. Burton, St. George Joseph Joseph H. Bccket Robinson, Joel Miller Georg'ecown Lewis Thorp, Thomufiton Jos. Ingraham, Benjamhi Riggs, John Isaac Bernard, Eiisha Pattee, Joseph Sewall, Snow, ]y. John Gleason, Andrew Reed David Fales, 3d Ezekiel Uo/ie Samuel Brown, Al- G. Dodge, ('harles Spof- mond Gushee, Matthew ford, Hezekiah Prince Beveridge, FergusM'Ciain Zb/zo/zaw JohnMerrill, Abel Jefferson Jonathan Trask, Merrill, Benjamin Orr, James Sinclair, Samuel Nathaniel Green, Actor Jackson, jr. John Murphy Patten, 3d. Lewiston John Herrick, Unio'ri Edward Jones, Joel Thompson, Dan.Reed, William Starrelt, Nathaa W. R. Blasdell, Ebenezer Blake, Jonathan Sibley, Herrick, Winslow Ames Timothy Stewart Lisbon Noah Jordan, Sam- lValdoboro\ Joseph Lud- . Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in Lincoln. 97 wij;, Joseph Farley, Elijah IViscasset Thos. M'Crate, Davis, Paiue Elwell, Isaac John Merrill, jr. David G. Reec', Benjamin Brown, Qainby, William Bowman, Henry Fiagg Manasseh Smith, Seth Wale.'i Plan. Joseph Small Tinkham, Samuel Adams, Warren Benjamin Brack- WarrenRice, AaronYuung, ett, William Ijermond, Joseph T Wood, John Manasseh Smith, jr. Rufus Shepherd, Edmund Flagg B. Coi^)e!and Wookuich Abber Wade, Wlute.fidd Joseph Bailey, Richard Harnden, Ebenea Abraham Choate Delano, Samuel Tro'.t Counsellors at Law. Jllna Jonathan Morj^an Tofifilunn Benjamiii Hascy, Bath Andvev- (ireenwood, IVjijamin Orr Ebeneze?' Clap, Benjamin Waldoboro' Isatic G.Reed Ames, Abc-.i Boynton Wu rrcn Man assehSm ith ,j r. Camden Erastus Foote, W'75C(7s.s<='rJeremiahBailey, Jonathan Thaver John Merrill, jr. Edmund jVtiblrboro^ George Reid, Flagg Samuti Bellard Attorneys at- the Sujirerae Judicial Court. Bath Benjamin RandaU Warren George Kimball Thomaston Joseph J'rwra.9se?SamLielE.Smith, Sprague,Sam'lS.Wiikinson John H. Sheppard Attorneys at the Co7mno?i. Pleas. Alna Edwin Smith, Drpfidcn Samuel Bishop Lucius Barnaixl Whcasset ManassehSmith Camden Jonas Wheeler Coroners. Alna Levi B. Erskine, Bristol Robert Thompson, James Smith William Hunter Bath ^ViUiam Brown, Ed- Camden Ephraim Wood, ward H. Page, Aaron lum- Alden Bass ball, David Stinson, David Dresden James Patterson Shaw, Luke Lambert, jr. Georgetown Isaiah W^y- Boothbay Wm . M. Reed man, Gilbert Heal Bowdoin Hugh Mayloy, Hofie William Arnold James M. Rogers Jefferson James Robinson Bowdoinham John Dens- Li^wiston Oliver Herrick more, John Dennett, Steph. Litchfield Edward Gower Weston Lisbon Ezekiel Thompson 1816J I , 98 Deputy-Sheriffs, &c. in Lincon. J^eivcaatle Robert Robia- Waldoboro' CharlesSami"^ son, Harry Hazeltine son, Jacob Ludwig Nobkbor'o' Nathaniel Bry- Warren Samuel Davis-j ant, Joseph Perkins Whitejidd Abrah. Choate, Palermo Jacob Greelv, jr. jr. Daniel Potter 1 iS;. George Joel Miller IVoolTvick Stephen Stinson, 7^//oma.s;&«OtisRobbins,jr. Ebenezer Delano, Christo-* Halsey Healy pher P. Ryan ToJishav\ Henry Wilson, IViscasset Samuel Sevey, Humphrey Furrington Zebediah Thayer, Aaroni Union Eber.ezer Alden Young Sheriff, Samuel I'hatcher, of Warren. D*lmty- Sheriffs. AIna Benjamin L Howe, Artemas Messinger Joseph Younii; J\rewca Agents to give deeds to fiettlers in Bristol, M. Jeremi- ah Bailey, and Benjamin Orr, Topsham. Commissioners of Wrecks, 8rc. Joshua Adams, Thorn* aston. Joseph McCobb, Boothbay. KENNEBECK. C^erk of the Courts, John Davis, of Augusta. County Attorney, Ebenezer T. Warren, of HallowelL Judge of Probate, Daniel Cony, of Augusta. Register ofProbate, Chandler Robbins, of HalloweU. Register ofDeeds, Henry Sewall, of Augusta. County Treasurer, Joshua Gage, of Augusta. Juftices of the Peace in Kennebeck. 99 Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. iiigufita Joseph North, MonmmUh Ji hn Chandler WU'iam Brooks .lohn j)u- Fittsum Jedidip.h Jcweit vis, Henry Sewali, Natlian Readfield Robert Page, Weslcn, jr. Thomas Rice, JohriHubbard.PeterNorton Jaii:ies Vassalboro* Sanmel Bridge . Farmingion Supply Belch- Reddmgton er, Stephen riLccmb Wuyjic Nath'l Fairbanks Gardiner Nathan Bridge iVinthrcfi Samuei Wood, iVb//c;?ye//CharIesVaughan, Thomas Fiilebrov;n Chandler Robbiiis, Peter U'iu.slo'Tv VVilliani Swan^, Grant, VViliiain Livermcre Lemuel Payne j^/ijwintcd to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph North, Daniel Cony, Chandler Rv bbins, Henry Sewall, Thonias Fiiiebrovvn, Thomas Odiorne, Sam- uel Titcomb, Nathan VV'eston, Charles Hayden, Na- than Weston, j 5-. Ebenezer TA'^^arrcn, Samuel Wood, Alexander Belcher. Justices ofthe Peace. Augusta Thomas Bow- burn, Nathan Heywood, man, Theophiius Hamlin, John Read, Robei t Crosby Beuel Wihianis, Daniel Farmingion Beniamin Stone, Henry VV. Fuller, \\ hittier, Thomas "Johii- Cyrus Guild, Joshua Gage, son. jr. Nathan Cutler, Brian Fletcher, Alpheus Timothy Johnson, Snk^Hion Lyon, Noah VVoc>dvvard, Adams, Jeremi.Stenclifield J( seph Chandler, George Fayette Solomon Pates, Crosby, Robert C. Vose, Charles Smith, Ezra Fisk, Pitt Dilhnghara, Arthur Eiias Craig, Solo. Bates, jr. Lithgow, Rtbert Howai d, Freedom William Sibley William Emmons Gardimr Sanford Kings- Beaverhill 'i'hos. St. Clair iiuiy,', Rui'us (jay, Robert Belgrade hhw Rocku'ocd, H. Gardiner, Samuel jcw- Moses Carr, Abraham ett, Sinun Brad street, Ed- Page, Saniuel Tiicumb ward Swan, Fi ederick Al-r Ckesterville DummerSew- len, Ebenezer Co;b\,HaU. all, Nr.thaniel \Miittier, well Williams Joseph French Greene Benjamin Merrill, Clinton Matthias Weeks, Joseph Hen ick, 3ohn Dagv Gideon Wells, Ames Bar- get, Luib.cr Robbms, Na. ton, Jonathan B. Cobb thanit! Herrlck Dearborn PcasleMorrill.jr. Hallonvcll Samuel Moodv, Fairfax Japheth C. Wash. Joseph \^'ingatej Davicl 1 oo Juflices and Counfellors in Kennebeck. Sewall, James Parker, Amos Partridge, Ambrose Joshua VVingate, Jeremiah Howard Uummer, JNuihaniel Fer- TtmfiU Benjamin Abbot ley, John Sewall, John Mer- Uiiity Ebeuezer Paltee, rick, Bt-njamin Vaugian, Daniel Wiiitmorc, Lemuel Thomas Agry, Ebeneser Baitlett, Nathaniel K. T. Warren, 'J'hoinas Bond, Wliiiteniore, Henry Far- Ariel Mann, Joseph Smith, well Samuel Carr, Gideon Far- Vasaalhord' James Brack- rell, Benjanun Dearborn, ett, John Getchel, Benja^ Jeremiuii Ferley, Paine min Brown, Josliua Mtr- Wingate, Jesse Robinson, riil, Jeiemiah Webber, Moses Wing, jr. Lewis Thatcher, John O. Harlem Abraham Burrill, Webster Samiiel Burrill, Edward Vicuna James Chapman, Fairfield Nathnniel Whittier KiiigviUc James Work Watevvilie AsaRedington, Leeds Thorn ds Francis, Elnathan Sherwin, Moses Daniel Lathrop, jr, Appieton, Asa S3ule, Jas. Monmouth Sniion Dearborn, Stackpole, jr. Ebenezer Benjamin Ciongh, Abra- Bacon, Baxter O'oweil, ham Morrill, James Coch- Rtchard M. Door, Nathan- rane, Elias Feirce, Nehe- iel Giiman, Samuel Down- miah Peirce ing, Ephriiim Gutciiel, Mt. Fer^^07^ JfcdidiahPres- Timothy Bouieli, Samuel cott, Johfi Hovcy, Samuel S Conner, George A, Quinby Rogers J\/ew-Sharon Samuel Pres- Wayne Joseph Lamson, cott,' James Howes, Abel Ebenezer Besse, iiUis Baker Sweet, Aaron Wing Pittston Samuel Oakman, Wilton Ebenezer Eaten, Thomas Eldred, Abiathar Samuel Butterfield Kendall, Francis FUtner Winsloiu Ephraim Town, ReadJiild^^n^\xQ\ Currier, Charles Haj^den, James L. Jonathan G. Huntoon, Ed- Child, Joshua Cushman, ward Fuller,Daniel Camp- Francis Swan bell IVinthrofi Thomas East- Rome David M'Gaffej', man, Ibaflchar Sneli, Eli- James Philbrick jah Wood, Alexander Bel- Sidney Ichabod Thomas, cher, Sylvanus Thomas CoimHsUo rs at JLaw. Augusta James Bridge, Farmington Nathan Cut- H. W. Fuller, Ueuel Will- h'l", Elnathan Pope iams, Thomas Rice Gardiner Nathan Bridge, Attorneys, Coroners, Sec. in Kennebeck. loi Sanford Kingsbury, Fred- as Bond, jr. Jeremi. Perley erick Allen Kt:ad/icldDji\'i\c[Ciirc\\)be]l Hallowdl Nathaniel Per- IVutervi/le Titiio. BoutcUe ley, E. T. Warren, Tliom- Winthrofi Akxan. Belclier Attor7i€ys at the Sujirevie Judicial Court. Augusta jfohn Potter, Vussolboro' Philip Leach Augustus Alden WaterviUe Samuel S. Cco Grecn Asa King' ner, Bartletl Allen Readfidd Samuel P. Glid- PVinslow Lemuel Paine den, Jonathan G.Huntoon Attorney.'^ at the Common Fleas. Clinton Matthias Weeks, IVinnlczv James L. Child Henry Johnson Vassulboro'' William i^ariii/z^ro/^HiramBelcher Buckniinster Coro?iern. Augusta Seth Williams, Mt. Vernon Robert Blake, James Black, Jonathan Stephen Scribner Perkins ^tw-^S/iaroyzSam'j Bradley Belgrade Abraham Page Pittston Jacob Loucl Clint071 Ames Barton, ReadmeId Ichabod Sim- pavid Herrin mons, Henry Carlton Fairfax Ralph Baker Hidnt y John Wocxlc ck, jr. i^a?7?2/7?^?onJotham Smith, Unity Daniel W^hitmoie, Andrew Norton, Enoch Hezekiah Chase Craig, Edward Butler Vassuiboro'' Wm. Getch- Fayette Fiancis Hubbard, ell, Abiel Getchell, Wil- Stephen Pag;e, Elias Craig liam Farwell Gardiner John Hazekine IValerville James Stack- Greene Nathan Herrick pole, jr. Ephraim Getchcil Jiallowell Alfred Martin, Wayne Alpheus Wing^ Increase W. Page, Jesse Eliis Sweet, Sylvanas Jewett, John Morrill Sim- Thomas eon C. Whittier IVinslow WilliamStratton, Harlem Samuel Burrill, Francis Svv^an Robert Fletcher Winthrofi Joseph Tink- Monmouth Jona. Judkins ham, Ichabod Wing, Jona- tlian Currier Sheriff, Samuel Howard, of Augusta. Defiuty- Sheriffs^ Augusta Pitt Dillingham, i^^ii/e^^e John Lovejoy, jim. James Black, Ancii Kim- Farmington Edward But- ^fill ler, Joseph^ Johnson, Fran- 1816.] io2 Juftices of the Peace in Lincoln. cis Butler Pittston Joseph Young Gardiner Joseph Bowman Sidney William Bacon Near do. Jesse Jewett Waterville Richard M. Halhivell Stevens Smitii, Door Daniel Evans, liicreastW. Winthrofi John May Page, Nathaniel G. SmlLh Fasm/boro' Joseph R. Ab- Harkni Robert Fletcher hot, Elijah Robinson Gaoler y Pitt Dillingham, of Augusta. HANCOCK. Clerk of the Courts, Mason Shaw, of Castine. County Attorney , William D. Williamson, of Bangor. Judge cf Probate, Job Nelson, of Castine. Register of Probate, Wiiham Abbot, cf Castine. Reg. of Deedsfor J\orth Dist.Jdhn Wilkins, of Bangor. Justices ofthe Peace and of the Quorum. Bangor Sam'i E. Diitton, Nelson, bradshaw Hal', WiUiam D. Williamson Wihiain Abbot J? eZ/tis; Nathan Read, Bo- J^VAsti;© ?Y// Me Uttiah Jordan han P.Fiel.i, WiliiamCros- Pravikfort F. L.B.Ooodwiii by, John Wilson Gold.'^horo' Ihomas Cobb Bre%ver Oliver Leonard i/«7/2//G^e7;Gabrie]Johonnot /jfwc/v6^o=ryn Jonathan Buck, Orrington Simeon Fowler Caleb B. Hall, Stephen Sullivan Paul D. Sargent Peabody Vinalhaven William Vuial Casti7ie David Howe, Job Afifiointed to qualify Civil Ojficers. Francis L.B. Goodwin, Caleb B. Hall, Jod Neison,Thom- as Cobb, Oliver Leonard, Samuel E. Dutton, Jonathan Buck, Joseph Carr, Simeon Stetson, Paul D. Sargent,, George Ulnier, David Howe, Jesse Dutton, Martin Kinsley, WUliam Crosby, John Merriam, Simeon Fowlei-, AUeti Gilman, Nathan Read, John Black, Bradshaw Hall. Justices ofthe Peace. Bangon Allen Gilman, A- Belfast Robert Houston, mos Patten, James Carr, Jonathan Wilson, William JacobM'Gaw,JosephCarr, Moody, George Watson, Thomas A. Hill, Francis Asa Edmunds, Benjamin Carr, William Rice Whittier, Noah Prescott, Juflices of the Peace In Lincoln. io< John Angier, Dudley Stick- thary, Abner Bicknell, Ar- ney, i'homas Whittier chibald Jones, Fluic H. BeUnont James Bicknell Wash burn, AiexanderMii- Bluehill John Peters, An- liken, Samuel Morrill, Tis- drew Witham, Reuben dale Dean Do'ige, Elias Uptou Foxcroft Daniel Greely Bhikcsbury PI. Eben. Jen- Garland Isaac Wheeler, nison, John Forbes Ebenezer Greenleaf, John Breiver Elisha Robinson, Sawyer John Farrington, Dav Per- Gol'dsborough ThoS. Hill ham, Joshua Chamberlain, Green Planta. Humphrey Samuel Call Hook, Manassa Sleeper, Brownville PL Isaac VVil- Thomas Whittier, Noah kins Prescott, James Bicknell Buckstoivn Joseph Lee, Hamfidtn John Crosby, Moody Pilsbury, Ahner Simeon Stetson, Charles Curtis, Samuel Little,Eph- Uimer, Jedidiah Herrick, raim Goodale, John Gib- Enoch Brown, Josiah Kid- son, Samuel M. Pond der, Nathan Parker Carmd Joseph Harvey Ide&borough John Gilkey Castine Oliver Mann, Josi. Jackson Plant. Jchn Davis Hook, jr. Mason Shaw, Knox PL Wnj. Huxford Robert Perkins, Thonjas Leg Planta. Hill Clemens E. Hale Levant Moses Hodsdon Corinth Andrew Strong Lincolnville Samuel Mil- Deerisle Joseph Tyler, Ig- ler, Ephraim Fletcher, natius Iiaskell,Moody Pow- Philip Uimer, Samuel A. ers, Nathan HaskeU,Pearl Whitney, HezekiahFrench Spailbrd Lincoln PL David Vose, Dixmont BenjaminBrown, J(iseplr Shaw Beniamin Butnam, Josiah Mount-Desert Davis Was- Howe gatt, William Heath Eden Samuel Hull, Wil- MeiD-Oiarlestown Daniel liam Blunt Campbell, Samuel Holden Eddington Park Holland, M.Ojlchtater PL D.Camp- Jonathan Sibley, Joshua beil Stockwell J\''eiofiort Benjamin Shaw Ellsworth Theodore Jones, J^^orthfiort Ihos. Knowl- Jesse Dutton, j ohn Black, ton, David Alden, Benja- Ge«rge Herbert, John G. min Shaw Dean Ab. 4, 6^/^ Range Korth of Exeter John Chamberlain, Waldo Patent^ Samuel - Isaac Jacobs M'Clanathan Frankfort WiUiamM'GJa- Oriand Isaac Perry 104 CounfeWors, Attorneys, &c. in Hancock. Orono Samuel White Samuel Holden, Thomas Orrington Abicl Perry, Doyle Elisha Robinson Stetson Town Samuel Old Toivn PL Joseph But- Holden terfield Sullivan Jabez Simpson Penobscot Jerenr^iah Surry Charles Jarvis, Wardwell, William Free- Leonard Jarvis, jr. man, John Wasson Swan Pi Eben. Williams PL Afo. 2, Ezekiel Chase Townshifi ^^o.2, \st Range PL J\''o. 8 £if 9, Stephen M Waldo Pat:Ddi\G\\moTQ. Scannmons Toivnshifi Mo. 3,3rf Range Profifiect Nath. Kidder, M W a/c/oPar.Step.Bnttrick Joseph Crary, Thomas Trenton Jacob Foster, Pickard, Samuel Shute, John Blunt, Isaac Davis Joseph P. Martin, Henry Vinalfiaven David Wpser, Black William Vinal, jr. Se.aramont Humphrey WaMnglon PL Phi. Ash- Hook, Manasseh Sleeper mun, Timothy Thorndike 5edfc^ James Lyford, Eze- Williamsburg PL Moses kiel Chase Greenleaf Sedgwick Dav. Thurston, Counsellors at Law. Bangor William D Wil- Castine Job Nelson, Wm. liamson, Allen Gill man, S. Abbot, Thomas E. Hale E. Diitton, Tacob M'Gaw, EllisworthGeav^t Herbert, Thomas A. Hill John Ci. Dean Belfast Bohan P. Field, Frankfort Philo. H. Wash- Johii Wilson, Win. White burn, John Pike Brewer Diivid Perham, Hampdtn Enoch Brown, Oliver Leonard John Godfrey, jr. Buckstown Samuel Little, Washing. P/.Phin.Ashmun Samuel M. Pond jittorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Belfast Alfred Johnson, jr. Frankfort Archibald Zaccheus Porter Jones Attorney at Common Pleasy Rufus B. Allyn, Belfast Coroners. Bangor Moses Patten, Bluehill Isaac Osgood, James Poor Nathan Ellis Belfast Joseph Houston, Brewer Josiah Brewer Reuben Kimball, William Buckstown Daniel Buck, Furbcr Moody Pilsbury Jullices of the Peace, &c. in Wafliington. 105 Castine Doty Little Lincoj^ivills Solo. Brocks Corinth Isaac Hodsdoii Ab/-<.7///or^ Thos. Burkmar Decridt Thumas Ronbins, Pra^iicct l^aui Hitchborn Peier Ha dy, risa Green SuUivan John bargent, ' Dijcmont Rolana f\ier- J oU 11 Bean Ellswortfi Jess? Dtitton Trtiuon Jacob Foster Sheriffs George Watson, of Belfast. Deputy-Sheriffs. Bangor James Poor Dctdde *Asa Green B-ifr^t Thomas Cunning- Garland Philip Greely ham, jr. Samuel Canning- iLlUworih AltredLangdon, haiii,jr.SteplieaLongieiiow Jolin Huj)kins Brewer Jo^iian Brewer Lincobiville David Brooks i^z^fA-,?^o^ywNoaaSparhawk Lee PL bamael Dnrgin Ca.nine John Mmoc Frosfiect James Leach Deputy-Gaoler, Johr» Minot, of Castine. VVAv-itiiA G iX)N. Clerk of the Courts, Josiah Harris, of M^ichias. County AttoriLvy, Jonathan D. V/eston, of Eastport. Judge of Probaue, Sieptien Jones, of Machias. Register of Frobutc, j osiah Harris, of do. Register of Deeds. SoLiihern District, George S. Smith, of Machias. Northern DiiLViCi, Joseph Houlton, of Houlton Plantation. County Treasurer, Ge(jrge S. Smith, of Machiasi Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Columbia Thomas .-iuggles Lubeck Leinuel Trescott Z>c-72«//i-'z7/f Theo. Li.'icoiii ALchius Stephen Jones, Rastport JohnBargm, Josiah Harris, Ebenezei' Jon ithan D. Weston Inglee, John Cooper iyar?7/z^^a7z J as. Campbell Rodbinaton John Brewer ji/ipointed to qualify Cvil Officers. Stephen Jones, James Campbell, Lemuel Trescott, Jo siah Harris, Thomas Ruggles, J Jonathan D. Westor, John Cjoper, Ebenezer Inglee, John Balkam, James Bailey. Justices of the Peace. Addison Daniel Look, jr. Columbia James Bailey Calais, Stephen Brewer, Ea-uport Lewis F. Deies- Wm. Pike,JosephWhitney dernier, Josiah Dana lo6 Attorneys, Coroners, &c. in Wafliington. JIarrington Joseph Wal- ham Butterfield, George S. lace, jail. Smith Houlron PI Joseph Houl- Pi. Ao. 9 John Crar.e ton, Snmuel Cooke PL JVo. 10 Benja. R. Jones Jonesboro^ Ejihr. Whitney Pi A^o. 11 Joseph Adams L.ubfck iianiuei Yeaton Robbinstoji JohnBalkam, JMachiaa John Dickinson, Thomas Vose Gideon O'Brien, Jeremiah Steuben Jacob Tcwnsley, O'Brien, jr. Peter T;ibot, Akxander Nickels William Simpsin, Aora- Counsellor at Laiv, Jonathan D. Weston, of Eastport. Attornty at tht Supreme Judicial Court, Muchiafiy John Dickinson. Attorney at Comino7i Pleas^ James O.Lincoln, Machias, Coroners. Addison William Nash Jeremiah O'Brien, Peter Qikiis bhub^el D(Avnes Talbot, jr. Columbia David Wass PL A'o. 6 Samuel Day Eustfiort John C. Todd PL A'o. 10 Isaac Crane Junesbovo^ Hal evil Hall Pobbi?istcn Obadiah Allen Machias Stephen Parker, Steuben Amaziah Ricker Sheriff, John Cooper, of Machias. Defiuty-Sheriffs^ Israel Hovey, and William Chaloner, of Machias. John Douglas, of Little-River. Rob- ert Foster, of Columbia. Defiuty-Gaoler i^ Crier of Courts, William Chaloner, of Machias. Commis toners of Wreck.., &e Abraham Butterfield, Machias, Williani Campbell, Steuben. Samuel Yea- ton. Lnbec " The cii\ ot M lc<.>w, m Ruflia, buint by its former in- habitants when attacked by BoDaparte, is 26 miles in cir» cumference, anH, according to the Rtiflian academy, con- tained 12,548 houfes, and 300,000 inhabitants. Mofcow containtd, txc'ufive of chapels, 484 public churches, 199 of white-wafhtd brick, and 285 of wood painted of a red colour, Thefe churches had numcfous bells, frmeimmenfeiy large; one or i'8 coo lbs. another of 288,000 ibs. and anoiher of 432,000 lbs. Mofrt^w contaii ed a univeriity, a monaflery, and a ioundling hofpital. The religiou of Ruflia is that of the Greek church." Univerfity at Cambridge. 107 UJVIVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR HAR- VARD COLLEGE. The General Court of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay, w Sept. 1636, apprtjpi'iated £ ICO tor a Sch(jol or College within the Governmtut; and appoi led and n:tmed six Mrigistr;ites, and six Elders to order the Col- lege. In 1637, they voted that tne College should ne erected at Newtown. In the year tbllowint^, they chang- ed the name of Newtown to Cambridge, and in March, 1638 —9 enacted that the College to be built at Cam- bridge, siAould be called Hirvard College, in honour of the Rev. John H.irvard, who had bequeathed ti it i 779:17:2," with his library In the year 1642, the Gen- eral Court established the B vard of Overseers, to consist of the Governor, Deputy-Governor, for the time being, all the Magistrates of the jurisdiction, with the teaching Elders ot the six next aajoining tftwns ; who were invest- ed with power to make statutes and laws for the govern- ment of the College, and to dispose and manage its funds. In May, 16.50, tiie Cbarter of the Corporation was granted ; said Corporation to consist ot^a President, five Fellows and a Treasurer, styled the President and Fel- lows of Harvard College. By this Charter, the Corpo- ration procuring the presence of the Overseers, and by their cuunsel 'and consent, have power to fill vacancies in their own iwdy. They are authorised to receive and hold real estate, not exceeding the value of /'SOOpr.ann. and any goods and sums of money whatsoever; and to make conclusive barg dns for lands and tenements, &c. They are to choose and remove officers, and make or- ders and by-laws for tbe carrying on the work of the College ; provided the said orders be allowed by the Overseers. By an act of the C-urt in 1657, called an Appendix to the Charter, the acts of the President and Fellows have immediate force and effect ; thev being responsible for the same to the Overseers. The Consti- tution of the; Commonwealth recognizes and confirms the powers of the Corporation and Overseers of Harvard College or the University in Cambridge, pointing nut the successors to the former Overseers, and reserving to the Legislature of the State such control over the govern- ment of the College, as,was possessed by the Legislature %i the late Province. io8 Univerfity at Cambridge. Presidents from 1640. Inducted. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. Henry Dunster, 1654 1654 Rev. Charles Chauncy, 1671 1672 Rev. Leonard Hoar, m.d. - 1675 Rev.UrianOakes, A.M. 1681 1682 Doct. John Rogers, a.m. 1684 1685 Rev. Increase 'Mather, d.d. ]701 1701 Rev. Samuel Willard, AM. Vice-Pres. 1707 1703 Hon. .Tohp Leveret, a.m.f.r.s. 1724 1725 Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth, A.M. 1736 1737 Rev Edward Holyoke, a.m. 1769 1770 Rev. Samuel Locke, D.D. 1773 1774 Rev. Samuel Langdon, D.D. • 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, D.D. LL.D. 1S04 1806 Rev. Samuel Webber, D.D. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d.d.ll.d. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. His Excellency the Governor, His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, The Honorable the Council, and Senate, The Speaker of the Houp.e of Representatives, The President of ti:e University, e.v officiis ; to- gether with the following persons, elected for tlie pur- pose, vacancies amorg \vhcm, a.e filled by the Board. Rev. John Lathrop, d . d. His Honor William Phillips Rev. John Bradford Hon. Chri?to. CTore, i.l.d. Rev. Richard R. Eiiot Hon. Thcni;>s Dawes / Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Hon. Wm. Sponner, bi.d. Rev. John Foster, d.d. " Hon. Sanu.-^l Dcxter,LL.D. Rev. Abiel Holmes, p.o. Hon. John Welles Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Hon. HarrisonG.Otis,LL.D. Rev. Thaddeus Fiske Hon. Wm. Prescott, ll.d. Rev. Thadd.M.Harris,D.D. Hon. Artemas Ward Rev. Thomas Gray Hon. Isaac Parker, a.m.* Rev. Wm. E. Chaiining Hon. Benjamin Pickman Rev. Charles Lowell Hon John Phillips Rev. John Codman Hon. losiah Quincy Rev. Horace HoUey Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch. Rev. Joshua Huntington *Resigned. Isaac Rand, m.d. Secretary of the Board, John Lathrq), d.d. corporation. President, John Thornton Kirkland, d.d.ll.d. -Ff//ow«, John Lathrop, D.D. Hon.Chri3l<*ph er Gorcr Univerfity at Cambridge. 109 1..L.D. John Lowell, a.m. Hon. John Phillips, a.m. and Rev. William E. Channini^, a.m. Treasurer^ Hon. iohii Davis, l.l.d. Stcivard^ Caleb Gannet, Esq. A.m. PROFESSORS, TUTORS, t^C. Aaron Dexter, u.n.iLrvingProfofChem.iJ'Mat.Medica. William D. i-*eck, a.m. Maam.Frof.of Katural Histo, Rev. lieury Ware, d.d. HoUis Profmsor Theology. Hon. Isaac Parker, li.o. Koyal Profa^sor ofLaw. Levi Hedge, Esq h.-^i.Col.PrqfofLog.Metafi'.lJ'El hicks. Rev. John S. Pop tin, d.d. College Proftssor of Greek, Rev.Joseph McK.ean,LL.D. BoyUtonProf.ofRhei^Ora, Sidney VVi Urd, a.m. Hancock Prof. Hcbre%u and other Oriental Languages. Hn\esJiicksou,yuD.HerteyProf.Theo.tSfPractzceofMed. •John C. W^arren, m.D.Heri,ey Prof ofAnatomy ^ i^urg. y'hnGor\\hm,yuD.jldju7ictProfChe7n.iP'AIateriaMcdica Levi Frisbie, a.m. College Prcfessor ofLatin. John Farrar, A.M.i7o//^& ProfofMathe.b'JVai.Philosofihy. Rev.Edward Everett, a.m. Professor Greek Literatui'e, Andrews Norton, a.m. Librarian, ^ Dexter Lecturer. Jacob Bigelow, u.n.Lccturer Materia Medica Ijf Botany. Walter Channing, m.d. Lecturer Obstetric. Joseph G. Kendall, a.m. Tutor Geom. Natural Philoso. Elements of Astronomy Uf Registrar. Jonathan M.Wainwright,A.M.insrrwcr. Rh€to.l::t Graf. John Brazer, a.b. Tutor Lcitin. Allston Gibbes, a.m. Proctor. Henry Ware, a.m. Asdstant Librarian, Charles Folsom, a.b. Regent. Thomas Savage, a.b. Proctor. N. Faucon, Instructor of the French Language. The College Library contains more than 15,000 vols. The Boylston Medical Library, exceeding 500 vols* is distinct from the public Library of the University. Vacations. First y four weeks and two days from Commencement. Second, seven weeks from the 4th Friday in December. Third, two weeks from the 3d Friday in May. Commencement, on the last Wednesday in Au^st. Public Exhibitions of the Students are in the College Chapel, on the Tuesday preceding the last Tuesday in ©ctober, the last Tuesday in April, and the Thursday preceding Commencement, beginning at 11 o'clock, a.m. 1816.] K no American Academy, Hiftorical Society, See. The Medical Lectures commence in Bostoa on the 1st Wednesday in N^'vemljer. A c- ii!se is given at the College between the first (f Apiil and the last of July. American j^cadt'my (jf Arts and Sciences, Incorporated M a 5, 17 Massachuf^etts Historical Society, Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791. Inc Tpo. Feb 19, 1794. Statute mectiigs, UsstT^ursdavsof Jan. Apiil. nnd Octo. and the dav before Conjmencement. at Harvard College. Presidnit, Christorher G >»•?, li-.o- Pecordiag Secretary, Rev. Jos?ph M(-Kean, ll.d. Correahondiyig Secretary^ A'V>el Holmes, d.d. 7Ve«^.Hon. J s; .h Qui'.cx . /.'(^rGr/aw,JamesSavage,Esq. Cnhrift K-'n"^', Kedf'v.-d W.b.s er. Esq Stojidng Committ "f, Hot\ James Wii.throp, Thomas^ L Wnahr p, E-:q. Hon John Davis, James Freeman, D.D. Rev. John Pieice. CommitteefjT fiubli.-^hing Mh Vol. Collections, Hon. Wm.i] Tudor, John Davis, i.l.d. Rev.joseph McKean, ll.d and James Savage, Esq. Massachusetts Prof^'ssorslii/i qf.Yatural History, Fouru'ed at Harvard College, Cambridge. Visitors, The Prebidents c,f the A:iiencan Ac^derayd of Arts and Scie* ces. of Harvard University, and of the Massachusetts M'dical Socie«\', and the Trustees of the M.issa,Soc.fornrumoci'»g Airricnlture, fonhe time being. President and Treas.of'he Visitor's, A^von Dextef,M.D. Secretary t Richard buUivan, E sq. 1 Phi Beta Kappa, Dexter Fund. 1 1 1 ill t.El'A KAFt^\. Jilj.hu of iVlas.wcliu.^ttts. Anniversary at Cambridge, day atier Commencement. Prc.sidt'nt^ Fion. Is-tuc Parker, L l . d . Vice-Prt:sidi ut, bimiey VV^illard, a.m. Corrcsfiotiding i!f Bee. Sec'ry^ Andrews Norton, a.m. Trustees for perpeiuiting the Charitv of Edward Hop- kins, E-q. 1657; confirmed 710, and 1741. Afuauii meeung, Ist. 'Ihuvbday in May. [This tnnd, o nsisting of stock, and quit-rents for lands m Hupki tim and lJ.'t">n, is derived from the lega- c\ of Mr. Hopkins 'nid grants of t^v" General Court Tiif inrtMotr (if ihe pijrtr.in given b. Mr Hopkirssis ap- plied to tne supj)(iit of fonr lesidf-nt Bachelors, or in want of them, Mistei'S if Aits (s udents in Divinity,) "who are t > perfoini public exercises, assigned by the C'"rp'ivitiot, ; to r}ie instruction of U)uv boys in the gram- nnar school ^itCamtnulge, lO be* nominated by tlie Presi- dent and Frli' svs and tlic Miiiister of tht- hrst parish; and to the pu'ci) isf of b.Ajk^ fir premiums to meritori- ous unc'.ergfa 'u-l^•s i-i the C<)l!ege. The j)ortion ac- orn. ng from the gift of th:^ Governnv.-nt is aj>phed to sypport ad;iitio Jul graduit^-s and scholars, and to en- hr,.nce tne suu^ tor pretm ms.] Hoi. Oliver \v^ ; deli, Henry Holt, A.m. John Lath- rop, D.D. Samviel SiTisbury, Esq. Horr^Thomas Dawcs, A.M Jjhn M?iien,.-\ m. .Vbiel Hoimes, D.D.Henry Ware, D.D Hm. J.n.! I) ivis, L Ln. Hiin. Johi Q.Adams, l.ld. Rev.!*rcsidsint K.irkiai)d, Hon Josrdi Quincy, a.m. Levi Ht'ge, AM. Rev, J )hn Pierce, a.m. Rev. Professor Mcivem, Kev. Willi mi E Clianning, a.m. Caleb Gannet, a.m T'-f^ii surer. Trustees of the BeqiuM ui Hon. Paul Dudley. [This provid. s forananr.u d lecture on oneof four as- signed subjects. It is deiivered m the College Chapel on tile 2d 'Wednesday m May, at 3 oVj.xk, P M.] The President, H A'Ar, Pv<)tessorof DiVip.ity and senior Tutor of the College, with the Pastors i'f the fii-st Cliurch in Cambiidge and Roxbury, for the time being. Trustees of the Dexter Fund. [A bequi^st (>f the late Hon. Sahiuel Dexter—the in- come to i)e apphed for promoting a critical knowledge •t the Sacred Scriptures.] . 112 Andover Inftltution, & Williams Ccllege. The Corporation of the College, with Rev. John Brad- ford, Janits Freeman, d.d. Hon. Samuel Dexter, ll.d. Hon. Artemas Ward, a.m. Present Lecturer^ Andrews Norton, a.m. The subject of the first course to be biblical criticism. Theological Institution, Andover. Founded A.D. 180r« BOARD OF TRU3TKES. President, Rs^v. Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d. Vice-Presidnit, Hon. Oliver WendtU, Esq. CLrk, Mark Newman, Esq. Treasurer^ Samuel Farrar, Esq. His Honor VV^illiam Phillips, Jectidiuh Morse, d.d. Hon. John Phillips, of Andover, Hon. John Phillips, of Boston, Hon.Josiah Quincy, Rev. Daniel Dana, d.d. Rev. Abiel Holmes, n.n. Jean Adams, a.m. and Samuel H. Walley, Esq. BOARD OF VISITORS. President^ William Bartlct, Esq. Secretary, Samuel Spring, d.d. Timothy Dwight, d.d. ll.d. Moses Brown, Esq. Hon. George Biiss. PROFESSORS. Bartlet Prof, of Sac. Rhetoric, Rev. Eben. Porter, d.d. Abbot ProJ. Christian Theology, Leonard Woods, h.T). Assoc. Prof Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart, a. .m. VACATIONS. First, 6 weeks from IstThursday inMay. Second, 6 weeks from the 4th Thursday m September. Williums College at Williamst own. Incorporated June 22, 1793. President, 2Sephaniah Swift Moore, d.d. Vice-President y Alvan Hyde, d.d. Treasurer, Daniel Noble, Esq. Secretary, Charles A. Dewey. Professor ofLanguages, Ebenezer Kellogg. Prof Mathematics y JVat. Philosophy, arid Lecturer m Chemistry, Chester Dewey. Tutorsy Amatus Robbins, Salmon Giddins, Re5Tiold Bp.scom. CORPORATION. Rev. Alvan Hyde, Israel Jones, Esq. Henry Van Schaak, Esq. Hon. Stephen Van Ranselaer, Joseph Wccdbridge, Esq. Rev. Jacob Catlin, Hon. Ezra Starkweather, Rev. Bowdoln College. 113 Samuel Shepard, Hoa Thomas D wight, Rev. Theodore Packrd, Kev. Timothv M. Cooley, Mr. Levi Glezen, Joseph Lyman, Esq.' Hon. John Hooker, Piesident M:;ore. VrtCATi Ns Firsts 3 weeks from Commencement. Stcojid, 7 ueeks iVoni the 4th Wednesday in December. Third, 3 we.'ks fi' m the 3cl Wednesday in May. Commeiicenieat is en the 1st Wednesday in September. Sever d rhous md dnllars have beer; given to this Col- lege l)y the late vWmdbndge Little. Esq. the inierest of which is to be apphtd to die education ol pious young men (^. ho hirtve nut the means of obtaining a liberal ed- ucation) tor the mitustry. Boivdoin Collge at Brunsu^ck. Incor. June 24, 1794. Presidents from the commencement of the Institution. Inducted. 1802, Rev. Joseph M'Keen, d.d. Died 1807. 1807, Rev. Ji sse Appltton, d.d.a.a.s. s.a.s. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. PreS'. ex officiy,Rev. Jesse Appleton, d.d.a.a.s. s.a s. Secretary, . Treasurer, Beniamin Orr, Esq. Hon. Jrhn Frothingham, Rev. Thomas Lancaster, Aldcn Bradford, Esq. Rev Elijah Kellogg, Hon. Samuel S. Wilde, Rev. jnsiahWinship, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, Hon Prentiss Mellen, Benjamin Orr, Esq. Rev. Fran- cis Brown. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. Presidejit, Hoji. Samuel Freeman, Esq. Vice-President, Stephen LongfelioM', jun. Esq. Secretary, John Abbot, a m. Whole number of the Board, 43. PROFESSORS AND TUTORS. Prof, of Latin 'Cf Greek Languages, John Abbot, a.m. Professor of Mathematics and Aatural Philosoiihy, Parker Cleaveland, a.m. a. as. Professor of Oriental Languages, and of the English Language, Tutors, Enos Merrill, A. m. Alvan Lamson, a. b. vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement, Second, 6 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in January. Third, 3 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in September 1816.] K 2 i 14. Yale College at New-Haven. Yale College at Ntnv-Hav en. Founded A.D, IfO^. Afifiointed. Dartmouth and Brown Univerfities. 1 15 College at Hanover (KM.) Dartmouth , Fcunded in 1769. President^ Rev. Francis Brown, a.m. Prof, cf Civil ^ Ecd. Hist, Prof, of the Latiuy Greek, Hebrew and other Oriental Languages^ Prof ofMath, iJf Mitural Philosofihij, Ebenezer Adams. Prof of Materia Mcdica, R. D. Muzzy, m.d. Lecturer on Chemistry, Rulus Graves. Professor of Anatomy, Cyrus Perkins, m.d. Professor of Divinty, RoswellShurtleft', a.m. vACATio N s. First, A\ weeks from Commencement. Second, ^^ weeks from tne 1st Monday in January. Commencement is on the 4th Wednesday in August. Mfiha of JVerj-HaniJishire. Anniversary at Hanover, the day preceding" Com- mencement. Broivn University at Providence. Founded by Charter, 1764. Organized 1765. First Commencement (at Warren) 1769. Removed to Prov- idence 1770. Occupied as a hospital from 1776 to 1782. Received its present designation 1S0\ Medical School commenced 1810. PRESIDENTS. 1765 Rev. James Manning, D.D. Died 1791 1792 Rev. Jonathan Maxcy, d . d . Resigned 1802 1802 Rev. Asa Messer, d.d.ll.d. I'he Corporation is composed of 1 2 Fellows, and o& Trustees. The former have exclusively the power of conferring degrees. In all other acts, the two bodies have concurrent jurisdiction. PRESENT FELLOWS. Rev. Asa Messer, d.d.ll.d. President, ex rfHcio. Hon. David Howell, ll.d. Rev. William WilUams» Solomon Drown, m.d. Robert Rogers, Esq. James Brown, Esq. Rev. Henry Wigl.t, Rev. Thomas Baldwin, d . d. Samuel Eddy, l l- d . Nathaniel Searle, jr. Esq. Rev. Henry Edes, Rev. Nathan B. Crocker. Trustees, Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, d.d. Cha7i" cellarJ and 35 others. PROFESSORS. Professor ofLanVt Hon David Howell, ll.d. Ii6 Churches and Mlnifters in Suffolk. PrC'/! Materia MxlicalJf Botany ^ Solornon Drown, m.i>. J^rqf Theory is" Practice ofMed Levi \\'hefiton, m.d. Prof. Anatojnu and Surgery^ William lns Comsnencement is on the 1st Wednesday in September. Mvdical Lectures com me ! con the 1st of Kovember. VACATIONS. First, 3 v^eeks from Commencement. Sf'ccnd, 8 weeks from the last Wednesday in December. Third, 2 weeks fvom the 3d Wcdiiesday ia May. Middlcbury College^ ( VermcntJ Incoi'. Nov. 1, 1800. Prcsidniy Henry Davis, d.d. Profdssor ofLaiv, Hod, D.in'ielChipman. Profssor of Math.'C!' jYut.Phibsofdn\ Fred. Hall.A.M. Hous^h, a.m. Professor of Language. ., Rev. John Tutors, Joel H. Lindsey, a.m. and Soio M. Alien, a.b. Commencement is on the 3i Wednesday m August. vacations. Fiom Commencements weeks; and from the tirst Wednesday in January, ten weeks. University of Vermont^ Established at Burlington. President, Rev. Samuel Austin, d.d. Professor of Languages, Rev. James Murd'.ck. Professor ofMath, and Mit. Phdo.s, Ebenezer Burgess. Churcnes, Ministers of the Gos/iei, ijfc. in AJassachu- sett^ and Mai?ie. J\r. B. C stands for Congregationalist ; E for Epis- copalian; P for Presbyterian; B for Baptist; L for Lutheran ; U for Universalisi. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Church, Summer-St. A''athl L. Frothingham. C Second or Old North Churcli, Middle-Street, > q John Lathrop, d.d. > First Baptist Cliurch, Back-Street, James AI. Wincheil. ©id South Church, Marlboro'- St. Joshua Huntington. C Churches and Miniflers iiv EfTex. 117 Slone-ChvLpelfScliool-Streety James Frteman, D.T) "^ jg^ and Samuel Cary.^ Church in Brattle-Street, C Friends' Meeting-Honse, Congress-Street. New- North Church, North-Street, Francis ParkmanC New-South Church, Sunrmier-St. Scumicl C. Thachtr. C ('hrist Church, Salem-Street, Jha Eaton. K Church in Federal-Street, WiUiam E. Qhanning. <.J Church in Hollis-Street, Horace Hollei;, C Trinity Church, Sun)mer-St. John S.J.Gai'cImer.,D.r>.F, West Cluuxh, Lyiide-Street, C/iarks LoivelL ^ C Second Baptist Church, Back-St Thomas BalclvAn^ d.d« Universalist Church, Bennett Street, Paul Dean. Koman Catholic Church, Franklin-Street. ? .ToJin Chevcrus, d.d. Bishofi.i^ E.A.Matignon^ d.d. J First Methodist Chapel, Methodist Alley. Atrican Baptist Society, Belknap- Street," Thomas Paul. Second Methodist Chapel, Brcmfield's Lane. Society in Friend-Street, Travelling Preachers. Third Baptist Society, Charles-Street, Daiiiel Sharp. Church in Park-Street, C Chelsea^ Joseph Tuckerman. C • Ministers ivho officiate at the Public Lecture in Bos- ton on Thursdaysy fat the Jirst Church in Cluiunciy Placey) arranged according to tbtir seniority. Doct. Lathrop Mr. Pierce Mr. Cary Doct. Porter Mr. Channing Mr. Tliacher Doct. Morse Mr. Tuckerman Mr. Huntington Doct Harris Mr. Lowell Mr. Parkman Mr. Gray Mr. Holley Mr.Frothingham ESSEX. A-nesbury C Ptter Eaton C Samuel Mead C BycJicldYuW.. Parish, d.d. C Andover Bailey Loring C Danv. Bon. Wadsworih C Jusdn Edwards C Samuel Walker C jBro(i/or(/ Jonathan AllenC Jeremirdi Chaplin B Gardner B. Perry GYowcf."ir.Levi Hartshorn C B Daniel Fuller C Beverly Abiel Abbot Ezra Leonard C David Jewett C Joseph Emerson Thomas Jones I r B Boxford Isaac Briggs Hamilt. M.Cutler, l l.d. C 1 1 8 Churches and MInifters m Middlefex. ^avd-r/ir'// Joshua Dodge C 9 1 Churches and Minlfters in Worcefler. 1 Maiden Aamn Green C Stoneham ]. H. Stevens C Joliu Pieman B Stow Jonathan Newell C MarId or0' Asa Packard C Sudbury Jacob Bigelow C Sylvester F. Backli;i C Tenvksbury JacobCogginC aW/^ DavidOsgxid, D.D.C To-iyn^t-nrfDavidPalmer C Aa}fcX:Mavtia Motive C Tyngsboro^^. Li'cWiT&nCQ. C JVfftutoji JoaathaiiHomerC Ezra K -ndall B William Greenough C Waltham S'lmuelRipley C Jo>ei>h Grafton B Watn-toivn Rich.R.Eliot C Asd. Ellon, rector E rr.Ca;/2 Faxton Gains Conant C William Batchelder B Pettmham Festus FosterC TemfiLcton C.WellingtonC P B Princeton C t^^ow Benjamin Wood C lioyahton Joseph Lee C Uxbridge Sam'l Judson C Levi Hodge B Ward Enoch Pond C Rutland Luke B. Foster C W^ Jesse Wightman B rhomas Rand B Ezekie^ Terry Mahoclists Meihodists Wilbrah. Moses WarrenC FRANKLIN. /Ishfield Nehe. Porter } q Leydtn Asa Hibberd B Alvan Sanderson $ Leverett Joel Wright C Enos Smith B I^lijah Montague B Barnardst.T.F. Rogers C Montague Aaron Gates C B A'hw-^aleJn A. Hardiug C 5MfA-/a72f/Josi.Spaiil(iing C P.iul Davis B Charlemont Joseph FieldC Korthfiiid Thos. Mason C B Orange Methodists Colraine Sann'l Taggart P Rowe Preserved Smith C fonathan Wilson ^ B Shclburne Theo.PuckardC B David Long B Conway John Emerson C 'S7iM/fr6-^;//*yJns.SmallidgeB fosiah Goddard B Sunderland Jas. Taylor C O eerfirid 'Snm'l Willard C Warwick Pres. Smithjr. C jill Josiah \V. Cannon C Levi Hodge B '^reenf.R.'Newzon,-D.B. ) r^ Wendell jftseph Kilburn C :;amaliel S. Olds $ Samat^l King B Titus Strong E Whatehj Rufus Wells C Ha^ud'^u Jonathm Grout C Heath "Moses Miller ' C BERKSHIRE. idama Methodists B 4lford Aaron Kinne C E Becket Joseph L. Mills c Methodists Cheshire B Lanesboro" Dan'l Collins C C Amos Pardee E B Mt.Washington'^lQi\\Qd\iXs . Da/'o«Ebenez. Jennings C JVewjii^hford Methodists ^ Egremont C a: Marlb'o. Jacob Cathn C B Svlvester Burt C 7.Barrin GriswoldE Otis Jonathan Lee C Elijah Whpeler C Peru John Leiand C folm Nichols B B Hancock Clark Rogers B Pittfjield William Allen C Hinsdale Caleb Knight C B Lee Alvan Hyde, d.d. C Thomas Punderson C VIethodists Methodists Lenox Samuel Shepard C Richmond David Ferry G 1816.] L 1I, 122 Churches, &c. in Norfolk & Plymouth. Savoy B 5antf/.9/?e/(i Levi White C Methodists Wa*/ifwffm.W.BaUantinc C B B Jesse Hp.rtwell B Methodists Savoy Pool C Wi'st-Stocbridge B Sheffi'ld James BradfordC Waters C M-thixlists Willia 7ni^07i.WalterKingC Stockb. S. West, d.d. ? ^ Dyer Stark. Ephraira G. Swift J Methodists B Windsor G. Dorrance Tvrivgham Tos.W.Dow C NORFOLK. BellinghnmSteS Ne)s^;)n B jHcnb Ide C ) Milton Samuel Gile C Braintree Ezra Weld q Richard S, Storrs $ JS'erdham Sieph. Palmer C Jonas Perkins C Thomas No} es C Brookline John Pierce C Methodists Canton William Ritchie C Quincy Peter Whitney C B E Cohasset h.Z(h Flint C Randal. Thad. Pomeroy C Dcdham Josluia Bates C Joel Briejgs BJ William Cogswell C RoxburyYj Porter, d. d.C John Wliite C John Braflford C Wi-liain M ntague E Tliomns Gray C M.Hams,D.D Sharon Jona. Whitnker DorchT C C i John Co(!in;in C Ml Dover Rilph Sanger C Stough . E.Richmond, D. D.C \ Foxbord' Fhos. Skelton C IVal/iole George n^ev M C I frankl N.Emmons,D d.C Weymouth Jacob NortojiC Medjield Daniel C. Saun- Simeon Williams C ders, D.D. C IVrefitham Elisha Ftske C W^illiam Gammell B CI Mtdiuay C William Williams 1 PLYMOUTH Abington HollandWeeksC Abvatiam Cummings "' " " " " Samuel W Colburn C Z)?/jri6or'John All\ II, D . D.C) Daniel Thomas C Halifax Abel Richmond C Bridgenuat J Reed, d.d.C Hano. Calvin Chaddock Ci Zedekiah Sanger, d.d. C John Butler I James Fiint C Cooper I Daniel Huntington C //i775"/iamJo8, Richardson ( B Nicholas B. Whitiiev ( Carver B Henry Cotraan ( C Churches, &c. in Brlftol, Dukes & Nantucket. 123 Hull B Pembroke Morrill Allen C Kingston Zepha. Willis C George Barstow C yimuel Glover B Plymouth James KendallC Marshf. VVm.Shaw^D.D.C Seth Stetson C rhomas Conant Adonirara Judson C Elijah Leonard B Middleboro' Phjmfiton Elijah Dexter rhomas Crafts Rochcfi. Lem.LeBairon C Ohver Cobb C Samuel Abbot B Simeon Cwmbs Scituate Samuel Deane C ^amuel Nelson Nf^heniiah Thomas C E. Briggs Wareham NobleEverett C BRISTOL. ^^//fdoro' John Wilder C Friends and B Nathan Hoi man C Mrton Pitt Clark C B Raynham Stephen Hull C Berkley Thomasx\ndros C Rehoboth OiisThompsonC Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Sylvester Round Arnold Bliss B Preserved Pearse Fiierrds Dighton Abra. Gushee C 5e^/^-on;(: John Hill John Pitman Easton Luther Sheldon Somerset Methodists Sivanzey Philip Slade /a/Mai/.Phil .Hathaway B - —- Barton B Taunton John Pipon FTcetoivn JohnLawrenceC Alvan Ccijb Friends & B Manajield RichardBriggsC .A^.^f J/orf/Sylv.Holmes C Troy Job Borden Wellington DUKES. Chilmark JonathanSmith C Gayh end Z . Howooswce C Edgarton Jos. Thaxter C John Jcffers B Frederick Baylies C Ti&bury NymphasHatchC NANTUCKET. A^zn/wc^e/JamesGurneyC Nantucket Friends and Seth F. Swift Methodist 124 Churches, &c. In York and Cumberland. BARNSTABI.E. 5i2rns?rt.01iverHaywardC Mars/ifiee B Enoch Pratt C Phineas Fish C B Orleans Daniel Johnson C Brewste?' lohn Simpkins C Proxjf,ncero?2Nath'l Stone C C7/a^/iamEp!iraimBriggs C Methodists Dennis Joseph Haven C 6'arzQf-7y/c/2Ez.S.Good\vin C Eastham PhiiandeiShawC Jonathan Burr C Falmouth Henry LincolnC Friends and Methodists Friends Truro Jude Damon C Harwich^. Underwood C Wellfleet Timo. Davis C James Barnaby B Yarmouth Timo. Alden C YORK. Alfred C hi7nerick C Henry Smith B Ebenezer Kinsman B Arundel Silas Moody C Lyman Simon Lock B Andrew Sherburne B Jonathan Calef C Berivick Joseph Hiihard C JSfeivfield VVm. Goodwin B B C Joshua Chase B Parsons/ield C Nathaniel Lord B Samuel Weeks B Berivick Friends and 3 Went worth Lord B J5zWc/b?-rfNathLWebsterC Phillijisburg T. Hodson B , John' Turner C Saco Jonathan Cogswell C Buxton Paul Coffin, d.d. C Sariford Moses Swett C Abner Flanders B B Comi&h Zeb. Richardson B Shafileigh Wm .Godding B Eliot Samuel Chandler C iS. Berw. John ThompsonC Friends IVaterboro' Henry SmithB Kittery C Henry Hobbs B Joseph Litchfield C Wells JonathanGreenleafC Lebanon Paul Jewett C Nathaniel H. Fletcher C Zebadee Dr-lano B Joseph Eaton 3 Limington Jona.Atkinson C Joshua Roberts B B York Amos Dow C B CUMBERLAND. Bridgeton N. Church C Durham Jacob Herrick C Reuben Ball B Falmou. Wm. MiltimoreC Brunswick C C Benjamin Titcomb B Friends and Methodists Cape -Elizabeth C Freehort C Methodists Churches, &c. in Oxford and Somerfet. 125 Qorham Asa Rand C Sylvanns Boardman B Shakers and B Otisfield Josi. G. Merrill C Gray Daniel Weston C Poland C B & M&U Methodists Harfisnvdi SamuelEatonC Portland IchabodNicholsC Samuel Mariner B E Samuel Wwdward B Edward Payson C Minot Jonathan Scott C Elijah Kellogg C William Pidgin C B George Ricker B Friends and Methodists JVtW'Glouces. EMosely C Ponvnal Perez Chapm C Shakers Ki'carbo' Thos Lancaster C JVciu-Gloncestef B Nathan Tiiton C Thomas Barnes U Standish Daniel MarrettC J\/'. Yarmouth C B Am:isa Smith C ff7;7^>^a:»2Gard'rKelloggC John Duttoii C Wcstbrook CalebBradlej C OXFORD. Bethel Ebenezer Bray B . John Haynes C Ransom Norton Broivnfield Jacob Rice C Methodists Buckjidd Nathl. Chase B JSiorivay Noah Cresey Daniel Hutchinson B Denmark Tristr. Jordan B Paris James Hooper jE.^^2cfoTy.Jno. Strickland C Porter Fryeburg B Rumford Francis L. Whiting Sumner ThosMacomberB Htbron John Tripp Samuel Sewall C Turner Allen Greely C Hiram VVaterfcrdlAviCo^X\\Aey[«ey C Jay Joseph Adams Webb'^PondPl. Lem'i Jackson ^ B LivermoreThGsWymscciQ Amaziah Reed "I SOMERSET. Anson Karatunke C Avon JV.Sharon HezekiahHallB Methodists C Bloomjield Fifield Holt A'ew- Vineyard B Canaan J\''o mc^g-ewocX-JosiahPeetC Starks C Cornville -^-— Bisby Strong Methodists & C Industry 126 Churches, &c. in Lincohi and Kennebeck. LINCOLN. Mna Jonathan Ward C Lewiston Benjamin Cole B Bath John W.EUingwoodC Liisbon B VVilUara Jenks C Litcfifield Wm. Stinson B Silas Stearns B C Boothhay C Henry Kendall B jSowflfom James Potter Miscongus hland I g B Joseph Denslow 3 Ac-w-Casr/e Kiah Bailey C Ichabod Temple B John Cheverus, Bish. R.C jBowflfom/jJMacomber > g ^oWeAoro'Phin.Pilsbmw B Daniel Pearson $ St. Gt'org'fBenja.Eames B Methodists Thomaston Elisha Snow B Bristol Jonathan Belden C C B Tojisham B i Friends and Metliodists C Camden Thos. Cochran C Methodists Union Henry True C jD re.?JenFreemanParkerC Wales B * Edgecomb C Waldobord' C i B Warren Andrew Fuller B < Friendskiji B Jonathan Huse G Geor^c^own E.Emerson C W^zscassf-^Heze.PackardC 1 Hofie James Steward B JFoo/w/c/zJosiahWinshipC Jefferson William Allen B Samuel Stinson B KENNEBECK. Augusta Benja. Tappan C J\''eiv- Sharon B . Chesterv. Jotham Sewall C CI Clinton Mephibosheth Otiffeld Josi. G. Merrill C 1 Cain B Pittston Methodists Fairfax Stephen DexterB Daniel Kendrick C Readjield Robert Low B 1 Farmington B Methodists Fayette Oliver Billings B Sidney^ Asa Wilber B I Gardiner E Bl Greene John Dagget, jr. B Temple David Smith C \ Balloivell Elipha. Gillet C Vassalboro' jea^e MartinB I Methodists and B Coker Marble B I Harlem B Friends Leeds Thomas Francis B Vienna Methodists Monmouth JohnRobinson B Way 71 e B Methodists Wijislonv C Mount- VemoJi B WinthroJiDdiV. Thurston C Convention of Minifters, &c. 127 HANCOCK. Bangor Harvey Loomis C Methodists Isksboro^ Lemuel Rich B Belfast C yrtC/(:*o?i Silas Warren C B Mc.Desert Eaten C P/m^/zzV/ Jonathan Fisher C J^orthfiort Jonathat) Roundy B Methodists Breiver Thos. Williams C Orland BuckstoivnMighill BioodC Orrington Methodists B Penobscot Castine William Mason C Prodjitct B Deeride Joseph Brown C Sedgwick B Dixmont Gideon Cook B Sullivan C Eden B Surry Benjamin Lord Ellsworth Peter Nurse C Trenton Frankfort B Vinalhaven WASHINGTON. jiddison B B East/iort B Methodists Machias C Steuben Nath'l Robinson B Pleasant Pointy James R. Romagne, Roman Catholic, who also visits the Penobscot Indians. of (J:3=" Pews and Rights in Houses Public Worship are deemed in law to be real Estate, except in Boston, "where they are to be considered as Personal Estate. The Convention oj" the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts IS a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre- gational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but \'estcd with no particular Uuthority or control over the Churches. Their meeting is holden in Boston, in the afternoon of the last Wednesday in May, or day of Election annual- ly ; and the following day at eleven, a.m. after trans- acting the usual business of the Convention, a sermon is dehvered in pubUck before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent wid- ows of Congregational Clergymen. 128 Convention of Minifters. Difficulties having often arisen in determining, whati •widows are the proper objects of the chirity of thisConri vention,it was voted,June 1 ,1815,—That a standingConm mittee of 30 be appointed, 5 of whom shall be chosen cen;«i tvally ; and the remainder indifferent parts nf the Statei.1 l^he five shall act as a Reporting' Committee, to receive from the other members of the Committee applications] and statements offsets in belialf of persons, whomay bei subjects of the charity of the Convention, and, having com sidered the same, shall judge of the persons to be reliev-* ed, and the proportion to be given to each, and make r&i port to the Convention, on the Ist day of their meetingy annu'dly; further, tiiat die names ot said Committees shah t)e annually pubhshed in the MassacliusettsRegister. STANDING COMMITTEE. Rev. Dr. Kirklaad, Rev. Dr H )lmes. Rev. John Pieicf, Rvv. Ctiarleb Loweil, Re . Joshua Huntington, R'ijiorcing CommiCtc. Suffolk. Phjinouth. Rev. William EChanning. Rev. Dr. S.tnger, Rev. Essex. James Kemlail. Rev. Dr. Spring, Rev. Dr. Hri'itcL VVoi cester. Rev. Pitt Ciark. Middlesex. Bat n stable. Rev. Ezra Ripley, Rev. Rev. Jonaihan Burr, Rev. Asa Packard. John bimpkiiis. Worcester. York. Rev.John Cushing, Rev.Dr. Rev. Jonathan Cogswell. Bancroft. Rev^ John Fiske. Cumberland. Hamjisliirc, Rev. Edward P 'vson. Rev. Dr Lyman. Oxfird. Harnfiden. Rev. Lincoln Ripley, Rev. Samuel Osgood Som'Tset and Lincoln, Franklin. Rev. VVi'uam Jenks. Rev. Samuel VVillard. Kennebeck^ Berkshite. Rev. Eliphakt Gillet. Rev. Dr. Hvde. H.iucock and Washington, Mrfolk. Rev. Jonathan Fisher, Rev. Rev. Elisha Fiske Peter Nu-se. The Rev. William E. Channing, of Boston, is chosen to deliver the next Convention Sermon. In case of fail- ure. Rev. Alvan Hyde. h.-q. of Lee, will officiate in his stead. General A fTociatlon. 129 'The Standing Connnnittee of Convention, appointed or the purpose cf certifying to the character ot Minis- ers and Candidates who may travel into other States, onsistof the foUowing Clergymen, viz. •tephen W est,!). D.Stockhr, Ephr. Ward, Brookfeld ' Lathrop.D.D. JV.Sjinng: John Lathrop,D d. Boston OS. Lyman, d.d. Hutjidd Jed. M()rse,D.D. Chadtstn. l^&wion, D.D.Grei?i/ield Ezra Weld, Bnnntrte no Cashing, Aahburnham Jofm Reed, d.d. Bridgciv. Izra Ripley, Concord ZephaniahWillis,/C/>?^o/?ow )aniel Chaplain, Groton Sam'iSpring,D.D.Atw6z/^f. 'harles Lowell, of Boston, Treasurer, ohn Pierce, of Brookline, Scribe of the Convention. 1 he Convention earnestly recommend to all young ;entlemen who design to devote themselves to the work f the ministry, to spend that portion of time in the study f^ divinity which learned and judicious advisers shall link necessary to qualify them for public teachers. The General Association in Massachusetts, THIS body was organized in June, 1805. In I8I4, it consisted of Delegates from 12 Associations in Massa- chusetts Proper Its members "admit, as articles of iaith, the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally expressed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism,'* and consider these doctrines, which have been generally em- )raced by the Chui-ches of New-England, as the "'basis if their Union" This body whoHy disclaims ecclesias- icai power or authority over the Churches, or the opin- ons cf individuals. Their essential f objects, as express- ed in their Constitution, are " to propiote brotherly in- :ercourse and harmony, and their mutual animation, iissistance and usefulness as ministers of Christ ; to ch- ain religious information relative to the state cf their l>articular churches, and of the general state of the Christian Church in this country and throughout the iDhristian world; and to co-operate with other similar nstitutions in the most eligible measures for building up he cause of truth and holiness." This Association sends Delegates to, and receives 'Delegates from, the following ecclesiastical bodies, viz. iFhe General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. The General Associations of Cgn- <' 130 BIfliops in America. Hecticnt and New-Hampshire. And the General Co« ventmn of Vermont. pL/^ Annual meetings last Wednesdays in June. Their meeting in ju!:e 1816, is to be holden at Leicea^ ter, at the hnuse of Rev. Jc^hn Nelson. Rev. Enoch Hale, of West- Hampton, is thestand^ ing Scribe of this Association. Prottstant Buthofis in North-America. Rt.Rev. Benjamin Moore.o.o. in ^^v^-\ov^Ne'W-York\ Rt.Rev. John H. Hobart, d.d. in Foryt New-YorkAew- Virginia[ Rt.Rev. Wm.White, d d in Pcnnsvlvania, PMcfrfeZ/^Arb i Ri.Rev. TheodoreDehon, D.D.Souih-Carolina,rAar/e«/oni Rt.Rev. James Kemp, d. d. in Maryland, Balti7nore Rt.Rev. Jacob Mountain, d.d in Canada, Quebec Rt.Rev. Ciiarles Inglis, d.d. in Nova-Scotia, Halifax Rt.Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, d.d. Eastern diocess ______^ Bristol^R.l M'tlvAiiii aishofi^ Francis Asbury. Roman Catholic Bishc/is. Most Rev. John Carroll, d.d. Arch-Bishop, Baltimore RtRev LeonardNeale, d.d. his CtadjUtai'fGeorgetown RtRev. John Connelly, d.d. JVeiv-York, Rt.Rev. John Cneverus, d.d. Boston. \ Rt.Rev. Joseph B Flugct^D. D.Bardsto'ivn,CKentucky.J Li'.Rex. Joseph Plessis, d.d. O I n j, R^ Rev. C'au.i- B. Panet, his Coadjutor, d.d. 5 V"'?^'?^ Salaries of fundry Officers in Majjachuptis State. Governor, ... Dels. 2666 6j\ Lieu enant-Governor, - - ^33 gg| Chief Juilice of the Supreme Judicial Court, 3500 00 ' Four other Juftices of S. J. Court, each - 3000 00 Treafurer, and Adjutant-Generai, each - 2ooo 00 Keporier of Decifions in S. J. Court, - looo 00 Attorney-General, and Solicitor-General, each 200000 JuH^e ol Boflon Municipal Court, - - 7^0 00 C unfellors, Senators and Reprefentatives, two dols. each fof each day's attendance, and two dols. for every ten miles travel. Prefident of the Senate, and Speaker of the I'lou e, four dols. per day. MaiTachufetts Militia. ^ 131 MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revifcd by rh;- Adju'ant-Genera:, Nov. 1815.] GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS. Captain-General oJid Command'"- iv Chiefs - His Excellency Caleb Strong. Aids- de-Camp^ Uut, Colonels, William H. Sumner, and Henry Sargent, of Bofton. djutant-Grverat, with the- rank of Rri^aHier-Gencral, Hanorahlc John Bfooks, of Mcd'brd. [Office is kept in the New Siate-Houre, Bonon.] uarf.er-Majler. General, with the rank of Brigadier General, Aniala Ddvis, Efq. of Boflon. [Office is kept in the New State-Houfe.] DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION— S/y/f;/^ and Norfolk, lijor- General, Elijah Crnne, of Canton 'ids de-Camp. William Dunbar and Minor Thayer. Hvifion Infpeflor, Nehemiah Freeman, of Boftoii. )i.vy fion-Qjtarter-Mafler, George B.ifs do. 'udge- Advocate, George Sullivan, of BoHon. SECOND Diyi^^ION. fajor-Grneral, A.mos Hovev, of Salem. [idsde Camp, Ebenezer Bancroft, and Richard S. Rogers. Mvifion Infpeflor, Samuel L. Knapp, of N>'wburyport. Hv'fion Ojiarter-Mafter, Stephen Hooper, of do. 'udge- Advocate, Theodore Eimes, of Salem. THIRD DIVISION. iajor-General, Tofeph B. Vrtrnum, of Dracnt. Uds-de-Camp, Benj imin F. Varnum and Ephraim Coburn. Hv'fion In/pc&or, Abraham Moore, of Groton. h.vjfton Q^uarter-Mafter, Samuel Swan, of Medford. Hdge- Advocate, William Nichols, of South Reading. FOURTH DIVISION. /Iajor-General, Ebenezer Mattoon, of Amherft. iids de.Camp, Ifaac C. Bates and John H. HenOiaw* Divifion Infpetlor, Oivifton Quarter-Mafter, Judge-Advccatet John Howard, of Springfield, 132' Divifionary Staff Officers. FIFTH DIVISION. Majnr'Qenerat, Nathaniel Goodwin, of Plymouth. Aids-de-Camp, Naihan Havward, and Charles Richmond Dwifion InfpeBor, John M Goodwin, of Bridgewater. Dwifion Quarter-Majler, LeBaron Bradford, of Plymouth^ Judge-Advocate, Nathaniel M Davis, of do. SIXTH DIVISION. Major-General, Cyrus King, of Saco. Aids-de-Camp, George Thacher, jr and Horace Porter Dwifion Infpeaor, Reuben H. Green, of Biddeford. Divifton duarter-Mafler, fohn FrofI, of Arundel. Judge-Advocate, Dudiy Hubbard, ( f Berwick. SEVENTH DIVlsiONT. Major-Genera/, Caleb Bnrhank, of Milbury. Aids'de-Camp, Rejoice Newton, and Divifton InfpeBor, Gardiner Burbank, of VVorcefler DwjIwnQ^uarter-Ma/ler, ' E'ijah Erigham, of do. Judge-Advocate, Levi Lincoln, jr. of do DIVISION. ,^ • r , J^^^o^^ Major-Genera/, Henry Sewall, of AuguRa. A2ds-de-Camp,Ebtn^zcT Du'ch, and William H. Page. Divifion-Infpeaor, Samuel Howard, of Aucrnfta IhvytonQ^uarter.Mafler, B.nj. Brown, jr. of VafTalborougl Judge-Aavccate, William Emmons, of AuguRa NINTH . ^ DIVISrON Major-General, ]ohn Whiting, of Great-Barrington. Abds-dc-Camp, Thomas Hopkins and George H Ives. Dwi/ior-h/pcaor Hcmy Brown, of Srockbridge. DnnfionQuartcr-MaJler, Thomas A. Gold, of Pittsfield. Judge-Advocate, H.nry Hubbard, of Lancsboro'. TENTH DIVLSION. Major-Genera.,xr n r David Cob o, of Gold/borough. Ams de.Camp, ^ Divifton Infpeflor, Divifion Quarter-Mafter, Judge-Advocate, John Wilfon, ofBelfa'ft. ELEVENTH . DIVISION. Major-General, William King, of Bafh. A?ds.de-Ccmp,Moks Carleton, jr. and Jofeph F. Wingatc, Divt/ion ^ In/pedor, Samuel Cony, of WifcafTet. Dwifion duarter-Majier, Charles Clapp, of Bath. Judge-Advocate, John Merrill, jr. ofWifcsifT't. Brigade Staff Officers. 133 TWELFTH DIVISION. Jajor-General, AlFoid Richardion, of North Yarmouth. d'dc-Camh, Abel W. Atherion. )wifion-InfpeBor, )hifion Quarter- Mafter^ Barnabas Bartoll, of Freeport. Hdge- Advocate, William B. Sewal!, of Portland. THIRTEENTH DIVISION. la^or-Generali Levi Hubbard, of Paris. tids-de-Campy Rulfeil Hubbard and William C. Whitney; ')ivifton Infpedor, Samuel A. Bradiey, of Fryeburg. }>u.'fion Quarter-Majier, Levi Whitman, of Norway, ''ddo-e- Advocate, / l^»«on K. Pan is. of Paris. BRIGADE STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION, f Henry A. S. Dearhnrn, of Rjxbury, Briga.Gen. y\id-cle-Camp, Vv'iliiiim Porter, of Boston. S Brigade Major, Sa^iiuel M. Thayer. C Hrignde Quarter- M:^.ster, William Stackpole. r Brigadier-Cieneral, N.tth'l Guild, of Dedham. J Aid -de-Camp, Freeman Fisher, of do. S Brig.ide-Major, Timothy P. Whitney. C Brigade Quarter-Master, Samuel Brastow. rBngadier-Geueral, Arnold Welles, of Boston. J Aid-de-Camp, 3 Brigade-Major, Lucius M. Sargent, of Boston. [.Brigade Quarter-Master, William Shimmin. SECOND DIVISION, f Brigadier-General, Samuel G.Derby, cf Salem. ) Aid-de-Camp, George A. Ward, oif do. \ Brigade-M ^jor, James C. King. C Brigade Quarter-Master, Charles L. R(i3erts. r Brigadier- General, Benj. Stickney,cf Newbury. ) Aid-de-Camp, David VVood, jr. ^Brigade-Major, John Scott, of Newburyport. c Brigade Quarter- Master, THIRD DIVISION. ^ Brigadier-Gen.Nath'iAustin,jr. of Charlestown. ) Aid-de-Camp, ) Brigade-Major, Samuel Jaques, jr. de. . Brigade Qurter-Master,M Etias Phltlnef, 134- Brigade Staff Officers, I! rBrigralier-General, Simon Coburn, of UracutI 2r\. J Aid-de-Camp, Josiah Oakes, of Ashby. Brig. J Brigade-Major, Siimpson Woods. C Brigade Qu trter-Mrtster, Joseph Batterfield. FOURTH DIVISION, r Brigadier-General, Bliss, Springfield, Jacob of i 1st. ^ Aui-de-Camo, Brig, y Brigade-Major, GeorgeBUss, jr. of Spring lield. C Brigade QuArter-MiSter, Lyman Lewis. C Biigadicr-Cxeneral, Epaphras Hoyt, Deerfield. 2d. _3 Aici-de-Camp, Brig. ^ Bfigacle-M Jor, GeorgcGrennell.jr. Greenfield. C Biigade-Q larrer-Ma-ter, George Hinckley. FIFTH DIVISION r Brigadier-Genei-al, Svlvanu>. Lazell, of Bridgw. 1st. J \id-de-Camj), Cusiiing Mitchr^U, of do. Brig ^ Brigade-Major, James Allen, of do. CBt igade-Qnarter-Master, Thomas Hohart. r Briga(iier-General,Beni.Lncoln, New-Bedford. 2d. V\id-de-Camp, Brig. ^ Hrigade-M jor, Elisha Tobev, Fairhaven. I Rrig:ide-QirHrter-M)Ster, Samuel C. Pales, r Biigadier-General, Elijah Cobb, Biewster. f>d. jAicUde-Camp, Ricnard Sears, jun. Brig, y Brigade-Major, Joseph Sampson. CBvigade-Q'airter-M' ster, Andrew Garrett. SIXTH DIVISION. ^Brigndier-(it-neral, Samuel Leighton, Kitterr. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Charles Green, South-Berwick. Brig. ^ Brigade-Maj(T, William Hight. Bi igade-Qiirirter-^Master, VVinlhrop,B.Norton. | Bi ig idier-Gen. John McDonald, of Limerick* ' Aid-de-Camp, JDtKBtiga^'e-Miijcr, Simon Fogg. CBriiig.Qiiarfer-Master. Jos. Stimson, Limerick. SEVENTH DIVISION, r Brigadier-General, Salem Towne, jr. Charlton. 1st. y\id-de-Ctmp, Samuel Allen, Worcester. Brig. ^B'igade- Major, Thomas Pope. C Brigade- Quarter- Master, John B.Blanchard. (Brigadier-General, Thos. H. Blood, of Stirling 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Solomon Carter. C Brigade-Qaarter-Master, Thomas Howe. Brigade Staff Officers. 1 35 EIGHTH DIVISION. Wir. Gcaikl, Farmington. C Brigadier-General, 1st. y\id-de-C;tmp, John F. Woods, jr. do. of Hallowell. Ji-ig. ^Brigade-Major, Jesse Rcbinsou, (Brigade-Quarter-Master, Gideon Farrell. CBrigadier-Geueral, Win. Kendal!, of Fairfield. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp. Davi^i Kidder, of Bloomiicld. k'ig. ) Brigade-Major, Hichai'd Sawtell, CBngade-Quarter-M ^ter, Timothy Boutelle. NINTH DIVISION. Marlboro' C Brigadier-Ceiieial,Eben.Hvde,New- 1st. J -Vid-de-Onip, Robert H. R(K)t, Sheffield, do. lii-ig. ")Brigade-Mt^jor, R berr F. Barnard, ( Brigade-Qiiarter-Master, Samuel Rosseter. (Brigadier- General, Joim B. Root, of Pitisfield. 2d. jAid-de-Camj), Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Calvin Hubbell, jr. ( Brigade-Quart.-r-M-.:s-er, Henry W. Taylor. TENTH DIVISION. rBrigadier-Cieneral, John Blake, of Orrington. 1st. J \id-fie-Camp, Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Jnm^s Blake. (Brigade-Qu :rter-Master, ( Brigadier-General, 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Brig. ) B j'iga de -M aj or, ( Brigade-Qjnrter-Master, ELEVENTH DIVISION. (Bvigadier-General, Denny M'Cobb, cfBath. do. 1st. ) A^vi-de-Camp, Joseph M. Marsh. Brig. "SBngade-Maior, Zina H.de, do. ( Bngade-Quarter-Master, Nathan Ames. ( Brii2;av'ieT-CTeneral, David Pay son. 2d. y\id-de-C:':mp, Nathaniel Austin, W^iscasset. Brig. ")Ei'igade- Major, Samuel Page. C Brigade-QnartfM'-M.isTer, Thomas Nichols. TWELFTH DIVISION. rBi-igadier-Generai, Euwaid Russell, NA^arm. 1st. J \id-de-Camp, Bng. ) r'igade-Miijor, Daniel Mitchell. ( Brig.Qufir. -Master, Wm. Bra THIRTEENTH DIVISION. Brigadier-General, John Turner, of Turner. \id-de-Camp, H.irry Wood, Livermore. Brigade -Major, J imcsStarr, jr, Brigade-Qtiarter-Master, Oliver Pollard, Brigadier-Geoeral, John McMelkn. Aid-de-Camp, Enoch Liucolu, Fryeburg. Brigade-Major, Joshua B. Osgood. Brigade-Quarter-Master, James W. Riplev. FIELD OFFICERS OF lAFJA^TRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADi:. 1st fLicutCol.Coinnnad't,Joseph Dudler, of Roxl^ury. Keg. i Majors, Edward Foster, and Benja. P. Wi'liams. 2d S Lieut.Col Comd't,Sann'i\Vcbi3,jr. of Weymouth, Keg. ^ Majors, Washinj^-ton Cushing,and MaitinFejiring. 3(1 i Lieut. Col. Comind't, Rarna': Clark, of Randolph. Keg. I Majors, James Tliayer, and Simeon White. SECOND BRIGADE. Ist C Lieutenant-Col. . Comd't, Obed Allen, Mcdfield. Keg. I Majors, George Fisher, and Ah;ier Guild. 2d < Lieutenant-Col. Comd't Jesse Peirce, Stoughton. Keg. I Majors, Cyrus Porter, and Bethuel Drake. 3d ^ Lieut.Colonel-Commd't, Eli Blake, Wrentham. Keg. i Majors, Asa Go wing, and Hervey Whiting. THIRD BRIGADE, 1st < Lieut.Colonel-Commd't, Amos Binney, of Boston Keg. } Majors, Barzillai Hudson, and Zechariah Hall. 2d C Lieut.Col.Commd't Jonathan Whitney, of Boston. Keg. ^ Majors, Eleazer G. House, and Benja. Loring. 3d ^ Liut.Col.Commd't, D;tniel Messinger, of Boston. Keg. i Majors, Charles Curtis, and Henry Rice. SECOND DIVISION., FIRST BRIGADE, 1 St < Lieut.Colonel-Comd't, Thomas Butnam, of Salem Reg. } Majors, William Ropes, and Samuel Mansfield. 2d. S Lieut.Col.Comd't, James Appleton, of Gloucester. Re^. } Majors, Robert Elvvell,jr. and Benjamin Haskell 3d C LieatCol.Comd't, Abraham Edwards, Beverly. Keg. "^Majors, Ebenezer Tappan, and Jesse Shelden. Field Officers of Infantry. 1 3 7 cf Lynn. 4th CLicut.Col.Cr.mmd't, Saml. Brimbkccm, Capen, ard lee:- I Nlajors, David Lieut.Col.Comrr.d't, Gton-e Gardner, of Danvers. 5th S Tiiorndike Proctor, and Ames King, jr. ^eg. I Majors, Sr.COND BRIGADE. Hale, ofNe\v.)ury. 1st CLieutColnnel-Conid't, Eben. Nathan Perley. Ree ? Maiors, Dai^iel A-^ams, and Wenhani. 2d SLieut.Colonel-Comd't,Paul Porctr, of P. Choate, and WiUiani Andrews. Rec-. I Majors, John Solon.. Low, ot B' xh^rd. 3d 5 Lieut.Col.Commandant, jr. and Abiel Chandler. Rec:. ( Majors, Jr-hn In^alls, Salisbury. 4th Lieut.Col.Conurt, Benjamin Evans, in S Boavdman, and Daniel vNeed. Reg* i Majors, William oi Haverhill. 5lh C Lient.Colonel-Comd'tTcsse Harding, Dunci-.n. Keir. ? Myjors, Charles White, and Sam'l W. Lieut.Col.Conurt. P^iul Merrill, cf New bury port. 6th S Vv'hitmore, and Eben. Stone. Reg. i Majors, Benjamin THIRD DIVISION. FIRST B R I GADE. of Waltham. 1st CLieut.Col.Comd't, David Townsend Reg Maiors, John Taitell. and Stephen Wheeler. i Woburn. 2d C LieutColonel-Connnd't, John Wadeyr<^^ V^'illiam \\"\in. Retr ? Majors, Samuel Tic'd and Liput.Col.Comd't, John Chandler, of Lexington. 3d S jr. and CaU b Simonds. Rpg. i Maiors, Samuel Train, WillinmRcckwccd. 4th ^ Lieut.Colonel-Commandant, Reg. I Maiors, Daniel Leland, and Isaac Whitney. Pag-e, of Chailest(nvn. 5th 5 Lieut.Col.Commd't. Jona. Phipps, and William Fernaid. Reg. i Majors, Joshua B. SECOND BRIGADE. Sudbury. 1st C Lieut.Col.Comd't, Micah M. Rutter, E. and John Allen. Reg. I Majors, Samael Bmwn.jr. Hastings, cif 1 ownsend. 2d 5 Lieut.Cc^l Cc-md't, Walter Blond, and loseph Minot. Reg i Majors, Francis SiIms Richardson, of Billerica. 3d 5 LieutCol.Ct md't, Blodget, and Henry Taylor. Reg. I Majors, Frederick FOURTH DnasioN. FIRST BRIGADE, Lmg-Meadow. ist' C Lt.Col.Comd't, Samuel Williams, Russell, jr. Reg. I Majors, Wm. Clark, antl Ebenezer Fo<5te, Southwick . 2d 5 Lieut.Cv)l.Commd't, Thaildcus Daniel Merrick, Reg. i Majors, Aaron N. Phelps, and 1816.] G 2 ijS Field Officers of Infantry. 5d ( Lieut.Col.Comd't, Noah D. Mattocn, of Amherst. Reg. I Major.s, John I'aylor, and D;iniel IViontague. 4th < Lieut.Col.Comd't, Alauson Knox, ot Blandford. ,Reg.(.xVlajors, David March, jr. and Horace Siuith, 5th j LientCol.Comd't, Issacher Brown, jr. Bnreifield. Reg. } Majors, John Hoar, and James Biodget. SECOND BRIGAD?;. 1st C Lieut.Col.Commd't, Joseph Billings, of Hatfield. Reg. J_ Majors, Sylvanus Smith, and EUsha Strong. 2d 5 Lieut-Colonel-Comd't, Seth L. Howland, of GUI. Reg. "^ Majors, Jolm Wilson, and Asapli Smead. 3d C Lieiit.Col.CGmd't, Berjamin S. \Vellb,Mcntague. Reg I M< jors, Amory Gaie, and Samuel Brev.er. 4ih ^ Lifruc.CoLComd'i, WiUiam Ward, Worthington. Reg. I Majors, John Packard, and Timothy Lyman, jr. 5Lii C LieutCoLComd't, of Hawley. Thomas Longley, " Reg. i Majors, Joseph Griswold, and Asa Howland. FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. 1st ^ Lieut.Col Coind't John B. 'J'liomas, of Plymouth. Reg. ( Majors, Charles Holmes, and 2d ^ Lieac.Col.Comd'c, John B. Barstow, Hanover. Reg. ( Majors, John CoUamore, and Joshua Bowker. 3d S Lieut.Colonel-Comd't,DavidGioyd,Bridgewater. Reg. if Majors, Samuel Fobes, and Edward Southwortli. 4Lh { Lieut.CoLCum. Abiel Washijurn, of Middleboro'. Reg. ( Miijors, Levi Peirce, and Ephraim Ward. SECOND BRIGADE. 1st Lieut.Col.Comd't, Ebenezer Hunt, of Rehoboth. J Reg. t Majors, John Mason, and Robert Peck, 2d 5 Lieut. Col.Commd't, Edward Pope, jr.N.Bedford. Reg. C Majors, Tliomas F. Terry, and Bradford Dui fee. 3d ^ Lieut. Col. Com. Israel Dean, 2d.—of Taunton. Reg. (^ Majors, Edward Crossman, and Charles Foster. 4th S Lieut.Col.Comd't, Sheiiherd Leach, of Eastham. Reg. < Majors, Zebuion White, and Obed Robinson. THIRD BRIGADE. 1st 5 L'eut.Colouel-Comd't, David Nye, of Falmouth. Keg. ( Majors, Nathaniel Jenkins, and John F'reeman. 2d 5 Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. l xMajors, 3d S Lieut.Coln.Comd't, Watson Be rry, of Eastham. Reg. J Majors, Moses Higgens, andHeu'y Knowl^. Field Officers of Infantry. i$^ SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. 1st { Lieutenant-Colonel -Commandant, Reg. J Majors, Maslerson Young, and Solomon Brocks. 2cl K Lieut.Col.Commd't, Nathaniel H jbbs, of Berwick. Reg. i Majors, George Appiebee, and Mosey Hubbard. 3d S Lieut.Coln.Commd't, William frost, of Sanford. Reg. c Majors, Benjamin Pierce, and Samuel (ioodwin. 4ta 5 Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Rtg. ( Majors, Simon Nowell, and Henry Clark. SECOND BRIGADE. 1st ^ LieutColonei-Commd't, John Spring, Standish. Reg. ( Majors, Samuel Merrill, andWilliamWaterman. 2d S L'.eutenant-Colonei Commandant, Reg. 5 M jors, Stephen Bicktord, and John Moore. Alfred. 3d" ^ Lieut.Coloael-C'ommd't, Dar.iel Lewis, of Reg. ( Majors, Issachar Kimball, and Nathan Kendall. 4th \ Lieut.Col.Comd'tJohn Hamilton, of Waterboro'. Reg. ( Majors, Moses Moody, and Nicho.Edgecomb, jr. SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BKIGADE. • 1st CLieut.Col.Commd't,Henry Sargent, of Leicester. Reg. t Majors, Eli Proutv, and jose))h D. Sargent. 2d \ Lieut.Col.Commd't, Ezckiol Preston, ot Douglas. Reg. ( Majors, Washington Hunt, and 3d S Lieut.Col.Comd't. Thomas Wheeler, Hardwick. Reg. '^ Majors, Samuel Mixter, jr. and John Muzzy. 4th ^ Lieut.Col.Commd't, Asa Bacon, of Charlton. Reg. I Majors, David Wight, 2d. and John Eddy, jr. 5 til S Lieut.Coln.Commd't. Stephen Davis, of Oxford. Jleg. i Majors, Rufus Burden, and Prentice Cushing. )th 5 Reg.fg. i( Majors, Thomas Chamberlain, and Silas Flagg. SECOND BR IGADE. 1st 5 Lieut.Col.Comd't.JacobW.Watson, of Princeton, Reg. ( Majors, Jonas Johnson, and Oliver Barrett, jr. 2d ^ Lieut,Ccl.Commd't. Hezekiah Gibbs, of Boyiston. Reg. i Majors, Holland Foi-bes, and Phineas Gleason. Sd < Liev\t.Coln.Commd't. Jacob Whipple, of Dana. Reg. c Majors, David H, Grosvenor, and Moses Waite. 4th S Lieut.Col.Coind't.Leonard Burn.ank,of Fitchburg. Reg. ( Majors, John Buss, jr. I vers Jewett, 5th ^Lieut.Col.Comd't. Ephraim Stone, Templeton. Reg. ^ Majors Samuel Cutthig, and Leonard Stone, jr. 440 Field Officers of Infantry/ EIGHTH DIVISIO/. FIRST BRIGADE 1st < Lieut.Colonel-Cnmmd't, J(jhn tone, of Gardiner. Reg ( Majors, Reuel Howard, and Henry VV. Fuller. 2d i Lieut.ColComd't. Walter R Biaisd^ll,of Green. Reg i M-\jo?'s, Jotham Thomnson, and Moses Sprague. o i \ Liv^t.Coi.Com'dt. Jos. Fairbanks, of Farmington. Reg. } iVIajors. Thomas Jchnson, jr. and N^thT Russell. 4tn S Lieut. Colonel-Comman'dt, Ellis Sweet,of Wayne. Rfn'. ( Majors, Samuel Currier, and Moses Wing, jr. Sth i LieutCol Comd't, David M'Gaffy, of Rome. Reg. ( Majors, Moses Sanborn, and Daniel Beach. SECOND RRICADE. 1st Lie-it. ColComd't, Elnath.Sherwin,of WatervUle. J Reg ( Mnjors, John Cleavek'.nd, and Ephraim Getcliell. 2d C Lieut.Col.Commd't, James Waugh, jr. of Starks. Reg I Majors, John G. Neale, and Joseph Locke. 3cl ^ Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. ( M iiors, Nathan Stanley, and 4th C Lieut.Col.Comd't, Caleb iewett,of Norridgewock. Reg. (. Majors, Joseph Kinsmim, and Lem. Williams, jr. NLNTH DIVISION. FIRST RRIGADR. 1st < LientCol Comd't, E'phraim Kellogg, jr. Sheffield. Reg./ Mijors, Thomas Stevens, and Abijah Curtis. 2d CLt Coi.Comd't, DeodarusC.Whitwood, W.Stockb. Reg. (^Majors, Benjamin C Perkins, and John Hunt. 3d X Lieutenant-Colonti-Commandant, Reg. i Majors, Matthew Ives, and James Adams, jr SECOND BRIGADE. 1st Lieut.Col.Commd'tJere Coldgrove,jr.of Adams. J Heg. ( Majors, Wm Waterman, and Sam'l Northam. 2d C Lieut.Col.Comd't, Nathan Ban-ett, jr. of Lenox. Reg-t Majors. Erastus Rf^wley, and 3d S Lieut ColComd't, Solo. K. Chamberlain, Dalton. Reg. {Majors, Manly PaddUford, and John Lcland.jr. TENTH DIVISION. f IRST BR IGADE. 1st Lleut-Colonel-Commandnnt, Samuel M. Pond. J Reg. ( Majors, Pearl Spoffbrd, and o'omon Skinner. 2d ^ Lieut. Col.Commd't, Jacob Ulmer, of Lincolnville. Reg. } Majors, Noah Miller, andThos. Cunningham, jr Field Officers of Infantry. 141 3d 5 Lieut.Col.Comd't, Andrew Grant, of Hampden. Reg. i Majors, John Balcli, and Joshua Cliamberlain. 4th ^ Lieut.Colonel-Commd't, Mark Traiton, Bangor. Keg. I Majors, Benja. Batterfield, and Isaac Hodsdon, SECOND B R I C A D E . 1st Lieut.Col.Comd'i J ames-Cam; 'bell, of Farrington. C , Reg ^Majors, William Chalnrier, and 2(1 k Litut-Colnncl-C'.mmd't, John Black, of Ellsworth. Rfg. ( Majors, Sabin Pond, and John Jellison. 3d i Lieut.ColoneUComd't, Jobcjoh Whitney, of Calais. Reg. i Majors, John Balcom, ar.d Thomas Vose. ELEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. 1st LientCol.Commd't, Andr. Re*^d, of Georgetown, J Reg. J Majors, William Bourk, and D welly Turner. 2d 5 Lieut.Col.Commd't, Chas.l'homas, of Brnnswick. Rpg.} Majors, Thos. S. Easterbrcok, and Nath'l Poor. 3d C Lieut.Col.Commd't, Abel Merrill, of Topsham, Reg. 1 Majors, James M. Rogers, and Charles Pray. SECOND BRIGADE. of 1st 5 Lieut.Col.Comd't, Ezekiel Cutter, Wiseasset. Reg. ( Majors, Jc-hn M'Kown, and Daniel Cate. 2d C Lifi-ut.Col.Commandant, Robeit Day, of Bristol. Reg. ^Majors, Ch ujes Clark, and ioel Howe, jr. 3d V Lieut.Col.Comd't, Isaac G. Reed, Waldcborough Reg. i Majors, Herman Hawes, and Philip Keizer. Beaverhill. 4th ^ Lieut.Col.Comd't, John Cummingsof Reg. ( Mijors, Mark Hatch, and Josejih Gowen. 5th < Lieut.Colonei-Comd't, Erastus Focte, of Camden . Reg. ( Majors, Jona. Wilson, and Archibald G. Coombs. TWELFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. 1st C Lieut. Colonel-Comd't, Ebcnezer Cobb, of Gray. Reg.^ Majors, Caleb Rea, and William Dunn. 2d ^ Lieut.Coln.Commd't, Francis Clnite, of Otisfield. Reg. ( M;)jors, John Perley, and Jiiccb Emerson. 3d i Lieutenant-Colonel-Comd't, Geoige Rogers, jr. Reg. i Majors, Seth Mitchell, and Benjuniia boule. SECOND BRIGADE. 1st C Lieutenant-Colonei-Commandant, Reg. X M^jors,Thoina5Slemmons,andVViii.Slemmons,jr. , 142 Officers of Cavalry. | 2tl < LieutColonTiI-Comd't, Jolin T. Smith, of Gorhara Rf g. ( Miijors, He.iry V. Ciimston, and J<«eph Bailey. 3(1 5 Lieut.C(Mf)!iel-Comd't, Francis Osgood, Portland, Reg. i Majors, Thomas Baker, and THIRTEENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. 1st Lieut.Colonel-C< nimd't.Wiil'am Rveson, of Paris. 5 Reg.? M'ijf rs,EbenezerRa Ason, aivl Simeo-'Cumniini^s. Li' ut.Colonel-Commd't, Samuel Holland, of Jay. Majors. 3d 5 Lieut. Colonel-Commcl't, Cyrus Clark, of Minot. Reg.? Majors, Henry Farwell, -^nd Levi Merrill, jr. SECOND BRIGADE, 1st 5 Lieut Col' nel-Comd't, Amos Hastirgs, of Bethel. Majors. Francis Keyes, and William Munroe. 2d Lieutenant-Colonel- ] Commandant, Reg.? Majors, James Steele, and Marshall Spring. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION. Second Brig. 1 Regiment. Fir t Brigade y I Battalion. Lieut.Colonel-Com mand't, Aba Whitney, ofR'^x- Jert-miah Coleman, bury. Major. of Newburyport. ZfhediHh Hnllis, Capt. Dean Carlton, 7 ?\/r • N' hem.D Williams,Cant. Daniel Nourse,i^^^J^^^^- Sc;c. Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Daniel Pron, Capt. Jedediah Atherton, of M'l- Benjamin Merrill, Capt. ton. Major. Thomas Meady, Capt. L\ither Swan, Capt. Jonathan Kimliall, Capt. Gecrge Dixon, Capt. THIRD DIVISION. Cutter PoTid, Capt. T/iird Bngade^l Battalion. Fir'si Brigade, 1 Regiment' Charles P. Phelps, of Br^s- Lieut Colon; l-CoujnKrt, ton, Major. Aipheus Ware, of Isauc Cook, Capt. Sherburne. Richard SuDivan, Capt. Lemuel Sweetser, ?Tvrn-» ^• SECOND DIVISION. Wm. Trowbridge, 5 '^^^J Firt BrigadeA Battalion. Isaac Hurd, jr. Capt. Joshua Giddings, of Ips- A!)ner Stanley, Cupt. wich, Major. John McFarland, Capt. Jeremiah Penbody, Capt. Nathaniel Bracket, Capt. David Dodge, Capt. Jo:>iah Locke, Gapt. , Officers of Cavalry. H3 Seco ml B rig. 3 Co mji a yiies. Moses GoodwiQ, Capt. William Fletcher, Capt. Benj:^niin Smiih, Capt. Mnse^ Whitney, dipt. Aaron Hubbard, jr. Capt. • As t Scvatton, Capt. Second Brig. Company, FOURTH DIVISION. Andrew Conant, of First Rrigach, 1 Rrgimmt. A'fred Capt. Lieut.Coloiiel-Comnui't, SEVEN IH DIVISION. Sol Moses Leonard, ? \t,,-'c Ebenf'zer B doom, of '^^'^^ ^ Hcman Lafli;i, \ Dc'uglas. Alexander Dixon, Capt. Sam'I Damon, } ^/r . Ezra Allen, Capt. Samuel Fiske! ^^^^J^^^- Silas Field, Capt Peter Putnam, jr. Capt. Job Dickenson, Capt. John Wr)()d, Capt. Ltvi Flint, Capt. PardtMi Keyes, Capt. Abraham Bs'ington, CijJt. Joseph Lovell, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Regiment. Edward Phillips, Capt. Lieut.Colonei-Commd't, Second Brig. 1 Regiment. Charles Fi Billings, of Lieut Colonel-Conimd't, Conway. Moses Giout, of VVest- Erastus Billings, ^r,^ borotigh. ^ ijors. Christo. Arms, John McElwain, 7 ^r ., Consider Ewell, Capt. Andrew Smith, j ^^^^J ^• Nathan Pntnamj Capt. J(jseph Park, Cant. Thomas Wells, Capt. EIGHTH DIVISION. Elihu Nims, Capt. Fir.^t Brigade, 1 Battalion. Eber Lee, Capt. Peter Grant, ofPittston, FIF FH DIVBION: Major. First Brigade, I Battalion. Thomas Eatman, Capt. Nath ai \ ie 1 Haskell of Jeremiah Stinchfield,Capt. Rochester, Major. Jonathan Judkins, Capt. Nathaniel Cross, Capt. Second Brig. 1 Battalioru John Bennet, Capt. Amos Barton, of Clin- Second Brig. 1 Battalion. ton, Major. Daniel Gilbert, of Mans- Jonas Parlin, jr. Capt. field, Miajor. Joseph Camniett, Capt. Seabry Lawton, Capt. NINTH DIVISION. Hillard Earl, Capt. First Brigade,! Battalion. Lemnel Whitin?^, Capt. William Whiting, of SIXTH DIVISION. Great-Barrington, Major, First Brigade, 1 Battalion. Artemas Ray, Capt. Joseph Dane, of Enos Smith, C^pt. Wells, Major. Joshua Smith, Capv 144 Officers of Artillery. Second Brig. I Battalion. Wiscasset, Major Gershom T. Bulkley, of Isaac Barnard, Capt VVilliamston, Major. John Chism, jr. Capt' Horace Butter, Capt. TWELFTH DIVISK)N^ Solomon Bulklev, Cant. First Brigade, 1 Battalion TENTH DIVISION. Thomas D. Carterett, ol J*'irst Brigadcy 1 Battalion. North- Yarmouth, Major Jedidiah Herrick, of Ephraim Kneeland, Captt Hamden, Major. David Field, Capt/ Annas Canr\pbell, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Battal, Jonathan Haskins, Capt. John Trowbridge, of Second Biig. 1 Comfmny. Portland, Major. Capt. Samuel Miller, Capt. \ ELEVENTH DIVISK )N Hczekiah Winslow, Ctqit. Firdt Brigade, 1 Battalion. THIRTEENTH DIVIS. Benjamin Ames, of First Brigade, 1 Battalion. Bath, Major. John Greeiiwood, of Samuel Jack, Capt. Hebron Major. William Frost, Capt. William B. Bray, Ciipt. Second Brig. 1 Battalion. Shei)herd Bucknam, Capt. Thomas McCrate, of Daniel Coolidge, Capt. OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY- FIRST DIVISION. Addison Plummer, Fivft Brigade^ iBattnlion. Jacob Peabody, \ ^^ai' Isaac Gale, of H ox- Jesse Putnam. Capt. bury, M-tjor. SL.mucl B icheller,jr. Capt. Berjamin Derby, Capt. Samuel Pearce, Capt Eamiind M. Sniiih, Capt. Henry Whipple, Capt. William Cobb, Capt. One Battalion,Marblchead. Second Brig. 1 BattaUun. Benjamin T. Reed, of Harlous- Whitney, of Marblehead, Major. Franklin Major. John Giiley, Capt Nathan Ware, Capt. Moses Goldthwait, Capt. D«Lvid Rug<;les, Capt. Second Brig. 1 Battalion. ThirdBrigade^lBattalion. Abbot Walker, of An- W illiam Harris, of Bos- dover. Major. ton, Major. Thomas Pearson, Capt Joeeph E. Smith, Capt. Jeremiah Bachellor, Capt Jonv.han Thaxter, Capt. Amos Holt, Capt. Philip Bonne-r. Capt THIRD DIVISION. . SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade,! Regiment.. Firs ' B riga d . I Regiin '^nt. Lieut. Colonel Crimmd't, Lieu-t-Coloiiei-Com.rnd't, Enoch Wiswell, of 3ohri Russell, cC Salem. Watertown. Officers of Artillery. HS esseChurchill, l^r . ThirdBrigade,\Baitalion, Benj amm Foster, of Brews- ohn Sweetser, Capt. ter, M,^jor- "rancis Wheeler, Capt. Weston Jenkins, Capt, ames Brown, Capt. Abifl Crosbv, Capt« ^ath'l Harrington, Capt. SIXTH DIVISION, ^nsiali Coolidge, Capt, First Bngade^ 1 Com/ianif, Second Brig. 1 BattaUm. Asa Freeman, of York, allies Lewis, of Gro- Capt. toii, Major. Second Brig. 1 Cojn/iany, "saac Barron, jr. Capt. Capt. A''illiafiiFarns\yorth, Cai>t. SEVENTH DIVISION. FOUilTH DIVISION. First Brigade, 1 Battalion. "^irst Brii^ade.lRegrment, Zuriel Howard, of Mil- Lieut . Coicnel-Com mcl't, ford, Major. vacant. Samuel Gi-aves, Capt. ^enas Stefjbins, \^^ ., Rufiis Thayer, Capt. iinrtusStebbius.j'"^^'^-'^" Abiel Elweli, Capt. Horace Noble, ('apt. Second Brig. 1 Battalion. ieber Hitchcock, Capt. Joseph Tenney, of Leom- iliab VVasUburii, Capt. inster, Major. ulius Phr-lps, Capt. Lewis Parker, Capt. iffcond Brig", 1 Regiment. Nathan Pirtridg^e Capt. Lieut.Colonel-Cornmd't, EIGH rH DIVISION. Cecil Dwiglit, of Nor ch- First Brigade, 1 Battalion. ain ptoii. . Joseph Chandler, of osi. D.Lyman, ) ^,/t Monmouth, Major. ^^^J^^^s- ^oah Jgv, \ Samuel Raidett, Capt. >yl vanus Kelley, Capt. Abraham Johnson, Capt. Llijaii Mattoon, jr. Capt. Samuel G. Ladd, Capt, iamuel Kingman, Capt. Second Brig. 1 Battalion. Vnsei Phelps. Capt. John L. Prescott, of FIFTH DIVISION Norridgewock, Major. ^irsi Brigade, 1 Battalion. Dean Bang-s, jr. Capt. Vlicah White, of Roch- Ebenez<^r Heald, Capt. ester, IVlAjor. NINTH DIVISION *^athaniel Bicknell, Capt. First Brigade, iBattalion. iouth worth Sliaw, Cain. David Leavenworth, of iUsiia Barrel!, jr. Capt. Great-Barrington, Major. iecond Brig. 1 Battalion. Calvin Dewey, Capt. amuel Stall, of New- Charles W. Hopkins,Capt. Bedford, Major. Second Brig. 1 Battalion. •avid Lane, Cam. Jaiiiithan Whilney, jun. of 816,] N . ,, .1' '4f5 Independent Cadets, &c. Lanesborough, Major. Nathaniel Morse, Cap William Acox, C-ipt. Barry G. Pomeroy, Cap TENTH DIVISION, lereniiah Holton, Capt vacant, M Jor. TWELFTH DI^1SI()^ Alfred Johnson, jr. Capt. First Brigade,! BatiaUor,.i Bradford FT^iriow, Capt. Seth Townsend, of Free | David J. Bent, Capt. port, Majoi 1 Second Brig. 1 Battalion. Nathar.iel Brackett, Cap: vacant, Major. Robert Jarnson, Capi John Sweet, Capt. Second Brig. 1 Battalioi Micah T.Talbot, Capt. Lemuel Weeks, of Port ELEVENTHDIVISION. land, Majoi Mrst BrigudejlBattaiion. Phinehas Varnum, Cap l^aniei Holden, of Tops- Isaac Lp^i^hton, Cap ham, Major. A mr s S. Webber, Cap , Peter O. Alden, Capt. THIRTEENTH DIVI^ Nathaniel Sprague, Capt. MrSt Brigade^iBattalioh Nathan Green, Capt. Alden Blossom, cf Tui Second Brig. 1 Regimeiit. ner, Majoi LieutColonel-Commd't. Jonathan Bemis, Cap Ebenezer Thatcher, of Leonard Richmond, Cap . Thomaston Second Brig. 1 Compam t, Jacob Auld, >j^^. Philip Eastman, ofFryo ^ ors. Marius Howe, burg, Cap John Haskel, Capt. VIFJSIOJVJRY CORPS OF mDEPEJSfDEjY. CADETS. Captain, Lieut,Colonel, David S. Greenough, jr. Lieuicnant, Major Henry N. Rogers. JSTiAZ^n, Major David Sears, jr. Adjutant y Captain James T. Baldwin. Surgeon, John C.Warren. N. B. A large proportion of the non-commissione I Offic^-rs of the if)Mra Brigade, first Division, have forme I an Ass'Xiation, denominated **TheSouloftheSoldi€ry~ for improvement in discipline. Officers in the Third Brigade. H7 FIRST DIVISION. miCERS in the THIRD BRIGADE, i\ov. laia. (including Bojlcn andChdJea) in commission Welles. Sj-tifaclicrMeneral, Arnold Bn%acie-Quarter-Masier, \ v iUiam Smnimin. Lucras M. bargent. Britmcle- Major and Insjicctor, FIRST REGIMEtiT. Lieutenant-Colond-Commandant, Amos Binney. Uall. Mujors, Barzillai Hadson, and Zachari in vacant. Adjutant, Sd.Tiuel Clark. CAa/2/am, ihrani Ingalls. Q. Af7s/r^r,Oiiver Eldridge. i^-^rir^^^^n W Benja. Reed. Fay-Ma.ter, Ste. Cashing. 5ur^A/l/ajv, Cajitains. Lieutenants. ^"'i^^KK.H. Gibbs Gerrv Fairbanks Caleb Hartshorn Alexan. ' Davis C. Ballard ^^. Richards, ^ Moses Ames Levi Brighain Nath'l Lewis Daniel Danton accb Howe j ose pi 1 J Copeland Tewksbury John Peirce Jona. John Noyes Samuel Howe Nathan Eaton Sanm;;) e nnev Green Charles Hoe-d Isa ac j Aidrew Henshaw Thaddeus Page Robt.G. Mitchell David Ephraim Jones , Eiisha Norcross Chrisio. Lincoln Dan'i C.Robmson Ezra Eatf'U Samuel Davis Smith Asa Tisdale vacant Pliny SECOND REGIME NT. Lieutemnt-ColoneL-Commandant, Jonalhan Whitney. EleazarG. Bouse, and Benjamm Loring. Mam^, Lowell Abner Bourne C/.a/y/a.';., Charles Mi^ant, GeorgeParkman Hen.ry S. Waldo Surgeoju Q Master. Geo.B.Doane ^a^-Ma6).Sam.W.Kendall Surf,^. Mate, Ensigns. Cafitains. Lieutenants. FrancisSuuihack Roulstone Samuel Lucas Mich. Brown Asa Richardson Elna Hayt Ira Simon Gardner George Welles James Uussell Benj.T.Pick man Geoi ge Sullivan Lemuel Blake John VV. Hyde Caswell Beal Jesse Shaw Sylvan. Packard B. Ford Job Drew Samuel vacant Gedncy King Her.ry Codman Staples Moses .laqnith John Do'kl James N. John M. Marston Daniel L.Gibbins Ezekiel Jones Ephra. Whitney vacant j oshua Preston 148 Cavalry, Artillery, &c. ,. THIRD REGIMENT. i^ipitcyiant-Colo7idCommandaiit Daniel Messinjrer. M^jor^^ Charles Curtis, and Henry Rice. ^6/y^a7z/,Steph.FHh-bank.s C/;.////.Nat,L Frothingliani Fair^Mast, . Ferdi.E.Wh.te •V.Mzrt', Gam.BradtVM'dJr'. o(7/.:a2rz5. .Lieutenants. Endi-ns. ^ie^^.r,ton Josh.rx S.monds Christo. W. jr. Be.uB.Appleton LukcRichardsr.n John Park '^ ^muc»H.l-arker Bej.minDarlins Bof,ia, \\"n.low Benj HurtiPgton Joseph Williams VVni. B. Wilhs - ^'^'^' H.rrfhgton Amos Sumner MK.hB.M^S rTBacon vacant SaRnicl L^-eds Josep]^ r,.,,kd-is David Mcody^ Johr) He-.rd ter Dav,d Francis George Bond iXi^l tli^'f^^J^^r John Drayton Edwnrd Bagbee RMf.G.Aniory,jr. Battalion ofArtillery, ^%'^^'» VViiiiam Harris. Adjutant. Leavitt Nason Qr. Master, Calvin Bailey. Captains Lieutenants. &"^^" Wilkinson, Joseph Stone. te \ T^r"''^! ^^'^'''^'' J"^"^-^' «" .T*^'^" A. Shaw. Phihp-Bonnerfeiiln f;^"?'' i^- Martin Burr, Otis Clatiin. Squadron of Cavalry. ^'^Z^^' ^^. Charles P. Phelps, ./f^yt^^an^ George Lyman. Qr. Master, VVm. Sturgis. Caiitains. Lieutenants. Cornets Wm. H. Pre.ntiss Isaac Cook r .,., o , George Dr^niett •'^'"" Salmon Richavd Sullivan ^^^ ^^^f^-e R,,p, ^^^3, j^^ ^^'^^™r^0^i:?..yONOURABLE ARTILLERY L1)MPANY. Incorporated 1638. Y^fitain, Capt [obn Rcuistonp. x^euunant, Doct. Robert F^Minellv. •^/^•s^i-", Doct. Tererce Wakefield, /^r^a.V- Andrew Sigourney, Esq. Clerk. Dexter Dana. J.^/ Serjeant, Lieut. Lnke Pichnrdson, 7^-0^2/, Captain Daniel Dnrton. 3aJ« ^f V;j.«;.;r, Captain Andrew Roulstcne. Ath Serjeant, Mr. Dafiiel Wise. Superintendant ofthe Armory , Dav. W. Bradlee, Esq. Town OflEicers in Bofton. I49 TOWN OFFICERS IN BOSTON. Selectmen. Anstia Foster | Joseph Charles Biiliinch | Joseph Weld RoI)crt V\ ilLams Ebenezer OUver 1 Benjamin Edmund Hart Lovering 1 fona. HunneweU ! Joseph Faneuil-Hall The Selectnien meet at their Chamber in the pni- -very Wed^aesday afternoon, for transactini; on the last Monday^ m iential affairs of the town ; and and aliowmg each month, for the purpose of examimng Messen- accounts against the town.—Matthew Nazro, ger. Samuel Champney, Assistant. Faneuil-Hall. Toivn- Clerk, Thomas Clark—Office, Salary, §1000 pr. ann. Tow7uTrcasurei\ U" Collector of Taxes, Andrew Sig- curney. Salary, ^2000 pr. ann. Countij-Treasurer,:idhn Winslow. [Offices kept m the Old State-House.] Overseers of the Poor. Rjj^^ards William Smith Samuel Snelling Joseph Jonathan Phillips W^illiam PhiUins Ozias Goodwin RedfordWebster Wm. Mackay Samuel May Hall Thomas Perkins Jos Coolidge.jr. Jacob Deblois. Master ofthe Jims-Home, George Hayward. Phydcian and Surgeon, Dr. Lemuel School-Committee. The Selectmen, together with Welsh Rev. Horace Hohey i Thomas Dr Esq. Dr Aaron Dexter Peter O 1 hacher Francis Ohver, Esq. . Smith Esq. J. WiUiam Warren Tr^hn Heard ir Esa. Dr. John C &'^s D^ni/Esq^; WiUiam V^ells, Esq. Rev. Charles Lowell Overseers ©f Committee ofFinance, The Selectmen, the Poor, and Board of Health. isiej N2 15® Town Officers in Bofton. Instructors in the Public Schools. LatiRGraTn.Master,Benja.Apthoi^pGoiild,Cent!e School. r Thomas Pay son. South School' <^t'ntre School- EnglishGram.Masters, Town Officers In Bofton. 151 Juditors ofJccounts of the Tonvn- Treasurer, Seiect- men, Ovt-rsccrH of the Foor, and Board oj Health. ai.a hn Osbcrn. Stephen Codman," Francis J. Oliver, J( Trustees of Land on Boston J\'eck: E.'lwardTuckerman, Joshua Davis, William Hammatt, Peter O. Thachcr, Thomas Dawes, William Dall. jlssay Masterly Jolm Wells and Richard Austin. Clerk and Lisfiector of the Market, Nathaniel Meriam. Constables afpointedfor one year, to July, 1816. Thos. Stevenson, N.square se'll-street Elisha' Copeland, Picas -st, Thos.HoJdcn,126Mocn-st r. st Sf)lo.Twist,4>'. i^"SscU-st. W'en . R .Barker,C ambr Moses Tliayer,Pond-street Benjamin C. Stevenson,No. Wni. Brocks, bchooi-street 16 Middle-street James Perkins, Spring str. Geo.Jackson,Wms'sConrt \\^m. Tapper, Nassau-str. GeorgeRced, VVilliam's do. William Dir.smore, S.Rus Andrew Sanborn. State-st. Jabez Wilson, Constable for South-Boston 07^ Constables' Offices are kept in Dorset-Lane. Cullers ofdry Fish. •Nathaniel. Howe Charle's Pock James Ercwn Benjamin Clark John Bannister Wm.J.Hammatt Gershom Spear Benjamin Owen Thos. Lambord John Smith Fence Vieivers. Benjamin White, W' illiam Ellison, and Nathl. Bradlee. HaiiToards and Hogreeves. Barney Sloan, Neddy Curtis, Joseph Champney, and Joseph Selaway. Hayiueigher, Samuel Phillips. Insfiectors of Stone Lime. Francis James, Michael tiomer, and Samuel Sprague, Surveyors of Boards and other Lumber Nath'l Bradlee Eleazer Homer Nath'l Glover Wm. Clouston Benjannn White John HoM e, jr. John Cogswell Joseph Stcdder Edw J. Rcbbins Thomas Christie Allen Bowkcr Henr> Blake Noah Doi;pet Braddock Loring Joseph Tucker William Ellison Wm. Ell'^on, jr. Moses Eayresjr Wiiliam Green Richard Thayer 52 Town Officers In Bofton, Cullers ofHoops and Staves. Henry Purkiu, John Sniiih, Natlianiel Howe, and Benjamin Clark. Surveyors of Highways, l"he Selectmen. Purveyors of Hemfi, bauinel Einiiions, James Phillins Purveyors of Wheat, Edward Tuckerman, and josiali* Snelling. Sealer of Weights and Measures. Richard Austin. Sealers and Weighers of Lighters and Bsats, Caleb LoiiMg, jr. andLenraei Capen. Pound Keejier, Nuddy Cunis. Town-Cricr, James VVilstni," Hanover-Street. ^^ctioneers. TXT. • Licensed to Juh' 31, 1816. VVhitwell&Bond Asahell>lympton Silas Fieid 1 homas Clark Philip Maretf Wm. Hirtwell Cornel.Coolidge N, H. VVliitaker Cliarles Willis Kich d Edwards David Forsaith Lemuel Blake Caleb Hay ward Charles Htad lliomas Battelle 1 K Jones £c . Co. Sam'i L. Abbott Josq)h L. Cun- John Jutau Geo.G.Channing niaghani E. L Parks & \Vm. Cochrane S. &J. Cabot Joseph Ripley- WilJiani Dehon Geo. L. Deblois James Bourguin David M. Eaton Joseph Grafion Geori-e Noble Henrv White Rich. H. Hough Stephen Brown VVm Gridlev, jr. Charles H. Jones Sam'iF. Coolidge Daniel Hersey Fr.W. Ingraham Horaiio Bass Abraham Jones David Marston John VVnislowJr. Tohn iXlinchin Wilham Tucker Frink Stratton Henrv J. Oliver "iitcomb &Clark Francis Amory John Tvler Phiiieas Capen James A. Allen Francis Wilby Samuel Prijice ChariesEdwards Jv-hn White John P. Oicutt Sufierintcndant of the Burying Grounds. Daniel Oliver, Pond Sireet. Office, Faneuil-Hall. U7idertakers. Samuel Winslow, Lyan-st, Nath'I E.Bell, Middle-str. J .Hutchinson, Bromf.lane. John Low, Staniford-strect. C. B. Munroe, Middle-str. Allen Lauchlen, Atkins.str. Levi Goodrich, Warren- St Zeal Skidmore, Nassau-st. F. J. Newton, Hull-street. 'I'homas Southard, Pond- st. Ter. M'Coristine, Sea-str. Comfort Claflen, Creek Ebenez. Claflen, Beach-st. [lane. Henry R. Stephenson, for people of colour Phyficlans, Surgeons, &c. 153 Physiciana^ Surgeons^ ^c.firactidng in Boston. * Samuel Danforth, m.d. Green-Street. ,* Isaac ^and, m.o. Atkinson-Street^ * John Jeffries, m.d .Franklin Street. ^ Lemuel liayward, m.d, 85 Nf'wbury-Strect. D ivid Townscnd, m.i>. Bovist-nii-Street. ifon Dexter, m.d. Milk-Street, ii unmas Welsh, m.d. Sudbury -Street. * WiHiara Spooner, m.d. Bulfi!xli-Strcet. * l:^aac Rand, jr. a.m School-Street. * Joshua Thomas, m.d. thi-ee dooi's from Mill-Bridge. * WillifuTj !r'.;^nlls, m.d. Sclic-il-Street. * As.i BuII;trd. m.d. vS4 Orang*-Street. * John G. Coffio, r.i.D. Central Court, Newbury-Street * Jacob Gates, Derrje-Strcet. * John Dixwell, m.d. Southack's- Court. * James Jackson, m d. 26, Sum iner- Street. * Benjamin Shurtleff, m.d. 18, Hanover-Street. * John C. Warren, m.d. 7, Park-Street. * Horace Bean, a.m. 38 Hanover- Street. * John Gorham, m.d. 44, Newbury-Stieet. * Wilham Gamage, m.d. Brattle-Square. *" Thomas I. Parker, m.d. Fran kiio -Street, * Jphu Randall, m.d. 5 Wmter-Street. * George Bates, m.d. 20 Marlboro'-Strcet. * George C. Shattuck, m.d. Cambridge-Street. * John B. Brown, m.d. Court-Street. * Asa Buck?iam, a.m. Winter-Street. * Samuel R. Trevett, m.d. 21, ?vlarlbcro'-Street. * Jacob B!,s;low, m.d. Tremont-Sireet. * Waker Channing, m.d. Otis Place. * Jrhn Revere, m.d'. 20, Hanover-Street. * Eieazer Clapp, m.d, 6, Green -Street; * ;\i>ner Phelps, m. d. Boylstor.-Piace. Auguste Lemcsv, Creck-La.ne. Pet.-i- St.iVIcdard, Back-Street. Amos FarnsM'ortli, m.d. Hanover-Street. Geori^e Piirkman, (ireen-Strcet. George Play ward, m.d. Suffoik-Place. Nathaniel Loveli, m.d. Summer-Street. T. Dexter, Richmond-Street. Wiliiam Bracifcrd, m.d. Green-Street. Q:^ The f^rrcfdirig- are opfircved by the Massachu- setts Medical ^ocictij, ofvjhich those maikcd thus (*) are members. 154 Eftlmate of Foreign Coins, &c. John Dwight, A.M. 33, Court-Street. Sainuel Ciiftbrd, Fish-Street. Packard, Middle-Street. Surgeons Dentist. William P. Greenwood, Portland-Street. Thomas Parsons, Broat!- Street. Tiiomas Barne^, Court-Sti-eet. VOTES FOR GOVERNOk- FoiMr.Strong,ini8oo 19,630 For Mr. Gerry, 16,958 For do iRoi 2,5,4,52 For do 20,169 For do 180229,9^3 For do 19584 For do 180320,199 For do 11,-50 For do 1804 3i, oil For Mr. Sullivan, 23979 F^or do 1805 3,5,204 For do 33- "5^* For do 1806 36 433 F^r do 36 031 For do 1807 39,224 For do 4i>954 FoiMr. Gore, ini8o8 j,9, 643 For do 4i»i93 For do 180947,96 For Mr. Lincoln, 45, 18 For do 181044,272 For Mr. Gerry, 46,541 For do 1811 40,142 For do 43i8^8 ForMr.Strong,ini8;2 52,695 For do 51.326 For do 181356.7,51 For Mr. Varnura, 42,7^^9 For do 181456,374 For Mr. Dexter, 45»953 For do 181550,921 For do 43>938 In Bofton 1815, Mr. Strong had 3,135 Mr. Dexter, i,439 EJlimate of Foreign Coins and Currencies at the Cnjlom-Hovfes the United States. of Dolls Cts, Eich pound flcrllng of Grcat-Britair, at - 4 44 Each pound ftcrling of Ireland, - - 410 Each livre tournois of France. - - - - i8-| F.ach florin or guilder of the United Netherlands, 40^ Each mark banco of Hamburg, - - . 333 Eich rix dollar of Denmark, - - - - 1 co^ Each rial of plate of Spain, ----- 10 Each rial of vcllon of Spain, _ - - - 5 Each mjlree of Portugal, - - - - l 24 Each talc of China, ------1 48 Each pagoda of India, - - - ' - • 1 84 Each rupee of Bengal, - - • - - - 6^ . Banks in MafTa-chufetts. 155 Massachusetts Bank at Boston, Capital, §1600,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812, to continue till Oct. 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Wednesday in January. Williim Phillips, President. Joseph Head, Cashier. JDircctorSy Joseph Head, Joseph Cooiidge, Aaron Dexter, Benjamin Greene, William Parsons, John Phil- lips, Samuel Salisbury, Samuel H. Walley, G. G. Lee, Joseph Tilden, Edward Tuckerman, jr. Tellers^ Thomas Chase, Samuel Payson. First Book Keefier^ Nathaniel H. Furness. Second Book Keefter^ James Dodd. DLcount Clcrky Edward Sharp. ^dsshtcmt Clerky John H. Pjowes. jMcsscnger^', James Hill, Josiah Willard. :J7^ Days of Discount, IMonday and I'hursday. Union Bank, at Boston. Incorporated June 23, 1812, to continue till Oct. 1S31. [Cipital, §1200,000.] Directors elected on the 1st Monday in October. Samuel Brown, President George Burroughs, Cashier. Directors, Benjamin Busse}', Timothy Bigelow, Tris- tram Barnard, Samuel Ct.bb, G. L. Chandler, Joseph Hall, Benjamin Joy, John Welles, Thomas L. Winthro]), Joseph Sewall, John Odin, and Alden Bradford, ex officio as Secretary of the Commonwealth. Paying Teller, Samuel Parker. Receivinfr Teller, George Lyman, First Book Keeper^ Nathaniel Emmons. Second Book Kce/ier, Johnscn J ackson Discount Clerks,Wm. Furness, and Henry Stevenson. Messenger, Jona. Trott. /'or^er, Benjamin White, (jnr Day of Discount, Tuesday. Boston Bank. Incorporated June 23, 1812. Charterto continue till the 1st Mf^nday in October, 1831. [Capital, Sl«00,000.] Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. ^ John T. Apthoro, President. Jos. Chapman, Cashier. Directors, William Pratt, W^illiam Sullivan, Daniel Sargent, George Lyman, Ebenezer Francis, Nathan Appleton, Gardner Greene, Israel Thorn dike, jr. Tim- othy Williams, Josiah Bradlee, Joseph Coolidge, jr. Robt. G. Shaw, John T. Apthorp, ex officio j as Treasurer of "the Commonwealtk. . 156 Banks in Maffachufetts. First Teller y R-.fbert La.sh, jr. S''cond Ttllery Thomas Pownrs. First Book Kerfier, James Ellison. Sfcond Book Keejitir^ James L. Parker. Discount Clerk, Matthew S. Parker. ^^sfiistant Clerks Henry Cashing. Alcsscnger, Alexander Bowers. Forcer, Jrslin Holbrook. Solidtor forLoans onBonclnlffMortgagesWpciSwXWxvin i]r7^ Days of Discour.t, Tuesday and Friday, State Bank at Boston. [Capital, 83,000,000.] Ir.cor. ]ii;;e 27, 1'>11. Charter to continue 20 years. D;recif"!'s elcctpii on the first Mond ly in October. William Wani. Presid. Saml. Frothinghnm, Cashier. Direct orn^ (leorge Blake, James Prince, David W. Child, VVm.Shiaimci), Samuel Billings, Francis Welsh, Georg? li ilict, Tiicnias Cashing, Asa Whitney, Will- iam WliiUcmorc, jr. Paying 'Bdl-r, George Barker. Btcciving Tdler, Thomas Wiley. Firat Book ICerfif^ry John Pickens, jr. S cofid Book Kdc/ier^ George Homer. Ijiicount Clerk, Ch.-n-les Harris. yl.slstant Discount Clerk, Samuel Austin, jr. Intercut Clitrk, Henry A. Clark. Collection Clerk, Josiah Sueliing. Aicfi^enger^ Tli^'nas Pitts. Porter y John White. (erf- Disct.Days, Mondays &:Thursdays,before 11 o'clock. Kfw-Enghnd Bunk at Boston. Capital, one minion. §750,000 pairl. Nathl. Goddard, Presid. Eben. Frothingham, Cashier. Director,-^, Samuel Dorr, David Greenough, Benja- min Rich, Wm. Ropes, Lemuel Shaw, John D. Will- iams, John Bryant, Josiah Marshall, William Appleton, Thomas Motley, Gt'orge Trott. Paying Teller, William CoflSn, jr. Receiving Teller, Enos Briggs. First Book Kceher, John Nazro. Second Book Keefier, Samuel Brewer. Discount CU-rky Gcrihom Cobb. Assistant Clerk, James R. Knight. ilv^E R R OR . —^In p. 155, insert Eliashib Adams as Re- ceiving Teller at Union Bank, instead of the name there inserted by an accidental mistake, in a few copies. Banks in Maflachufetts. 157 ForeU^n Money Clerks Jacob Bender. McssengeVy Bela-iJuiittii?!;. Porter, lv\ Brown. j)y* Discount Days, Tuesdays and Fridays. Manufacturers^ ^ Mechanics^ Bank at Bosto?i. John Bellows, President. Chester Adams, Cashier. Faying Teller^ H. B. Sloiie. Receiving Teller, James Dalton. First Book Keeper^ George Wheeler. Second Book Keefier, Samuel Abbot. Discount Clerk, John Wheelwright. Mr?isengcr, William Furness. Porter, H. Bugbee. Directors, Fibe:^ez.^r T. Andrews, Jcjiatban Dorr, S.uiiuel Fales, Jonathan Hinnewell, Benjamin Russell, Isaac Stevens, Thornas B. Wales, John French, Samuel Spear, Timothy Walker. ^j^ Discount Da} s, Mondays and Thursdays. Mcchanicks'' Bank in yVewburyfiort. Capital, S2C0,0C0. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1S31. Officers elected Isc xVI mday in October. John Pettingil, Presi.lent. John R. Hudson, Cashier. Phanix Bank. Capital, §100 009. Incorporated Feb. 27, 1795 Charier renewed to the Ivt Monday i;i OcK^ber, 1831. Officers electfd on the 1st Monday in J^^nuaiy. Joseph Chase, President. Philip H. Fo!,R;er, Cash.ier. Mintucket Pacific Bank. Capital, Si 00.000. Incorp. Tvme 23, 1812. Charter to 1st. October, 1831. Officers elected on the 1st JMonday in July. Jethro Mitchell, jr. President. James At'hearn, Casliier. Meivburyfiort Bank. Capital, S210,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue to the 1st Mon- day in October, 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. Wm. Bartlett, President. Samuel Mulhken, Cashier. Portland Bank. Capital, §300,000- Incorporated June 15, 1799 ; and to continue from July 1, 1799, tojulv, 1819. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in January. Matthew Cobb, President. Jaseph Swift, Cashier. 1816.] O 158 Banks in MalTachufetts. Cumberland Bank at Portland. Cai)ital, g300,00a Incorporated June 23, 1812. Chnrter to the 1st Mou- day in October, 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in June. Isaac Ilsley, President. Levi Cutter, Cashier. Essex Bank at Salem. Capital, 8300,000. Incorpo.Junel8, 1799; and to continue to July I, 1819. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in June. Joseph White, President. WiUiam S.firay, Cashier. (frf" Discount Days, Monday and Wednesday. Salem Bank. Capital, S:00,0(?0. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; and to continue to the first day of Octobei', 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. Joseph Peabody, Pi-esident. John Moriariy, Cashier, (}C|r Discount Days, Monday and Tiiui sday. Merchants'' Bank at Scilcm. Capital, S200,000. Incorporated June, 1811. Charter to continue 20 years from the first Mondav in October, 1811. Officers elected first Monday in October annually. Joseph Story, President. J. W. Tread well, Cashier. Gloucester (Cape-Ann) Bank. Capital, S120.000. Incoq:)0. June 23, 1812; and to continue till Oct. 1831. Officers elected on the first Monday in October annu- ally. John Somes, President. Joseph Allen, Cashier. Beverly Bank. Capital, §160,000 Incorporated June 23, 1812; to continue till Oct. 1,1831. Officers elected on the first M;jnday in October. Mcses Brown, President. Josiah Gould, Cashier. IViscasset Bank at TVh-casset. Capital, §250,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812. Charter to the first Mon- day in October, 1831. Officers elected on the first Monday in Se]itcmbcr. Abiel Wood, President. Henry Roby, Cashier. Bedford Banky at jYew-Bedford. Capita], S200,000. Incorpora. June 23, 1812. Charter to tlie 1st Oct. 1831. Officers elected on the first Mondav in October. Thomas Hazard, President John Pickens, Cashier. . Banks in MafTachufetts. 159 Saco Bank. Capital, §120,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; and to continue to the 1st Monduy in October, 1813. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. T. G. Thornton, President. Samuel Peirson, Cashier. Phjmouth Bank. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue till Oct. 1,1831. Officers elected (in the 1st Monday in January. William Davis, President. Wdliam Goodwin, Cashier. Halloivelland Augusta Bank at Halloivell. Capital, §150,000. Incorporated June 23, 18)2 ; to continue till Oct. 1, 1831. Officers elected on the 1st Monday in January. Thomas Agi-y, President. John Merrick, Cashier. Worcester Bank. Capital, §200,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue 19 years frcm the 1st Monday in October, 1812. Officers elected en the 1st Wedtiesday in October. Daniel Waldo, President. Sam'l Jennison, jr. Cashier. Kennebeck Bank at Augusta. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue from October 1, 1812, to October 1, 1831. Eben. T.Warren, President. Jesse Robinson, Cashier. Directors, Joshua Gat^e, Gideon Farrell, Benjamin Dearborne, Nathaniel Cheever, Ariel Mann, Joseph Chandler, Benjamin Wales, S. C. Whitticer. Taunton Bank at Taunton. Capital. §100,000. till f Incorporated June 23, 1 8 1 2 ; to continue Oct. 1, 183 Samuel Fales, President. James L. Hodges, Cashier. Directors, Simeon Tisdale, Samuel Crocker, Job Godfrey, Nicholas Tillinghast, Marcus Morton, Elipha- let Wilhams, John West. Jonathan Ingell. Marblehead Bank. Capital, §120,000. Incorporated June 23, 1812 ; to continue to Oct. 1, 1831, Officers elected on the 1st Monday in October. Nathaniel Hooper, President. John Russell, Cashier. Kmnebunk Bank. Incorporated June 16, 1813. Joseph Moody, President. H. Clark, Cashier. i6o Banks in Maflachufetts. Hampshire Bank. Incorpc.rated June 16,1813. Joseph Lyman, President. F. H. Wright, Cashier. Lincoln Bank. Iticorporated June 16, 1813- Samuel Davis, President. Seih Trufant, Cashier. Bath Bank. Incorporated June 16, 1813. Joshua Wingate, jr. Presi, Thos. D. Robinson, Cashier. Dcdham Bank^ Capital, gl 00,000. Incorporated Feb. 1814 ; to continue till October, 1831. Willard Gay, President. Jabez Chickenng, Cashier. Directors, Willard Gay, Elijah Crane, James Rich- ardson, Phineas Ellis, and Jabez Chickering. (t?^ Disccunt day, Friday. Augusta Ba7ik, at Augusta. Incorpora. Jan. 21, 1814. Capital, glOO,000. James Bridge, President George Crosby, Cashier. Waterville Bank at Waterville. Capital, §100,000, Incorporated February 12, 1814. Nath'l Gilman, President. Asa Redington, jr, Cashier. Gardner Bank at Gardner. Capital, §100,000. Incorporated January 31, 1814. Peter Grant, President, banford Kingsbury, Cashier. Lijiin Mechanick^s Bank. Capital, Si 00,000. incorporated February 28, 1814. John L. Johnson, President. Benjamin OUver, Cashier. Sjiringjield Bank. Capital, 200,000. Jonathan D-vvight, President. Moses Bliss, Cashier. Paivtucket Bank. Capital, giOO.OOO. Oliver Starkweather, Presidt. John Holroyd, Cashier. Incorporated June 13, 1814. Merrimack Bank. Capital ^iOO,000. David How, President. L. White, Cashier. Incorporated June 14, 1814. State-Prison at Charlestown. Directors, James Prince, James T. Austin, and Caleb Bingham, Esqrs. Salary, ^ 100 each per annum. if^'an/(?/?, Gamaliel Bradford, Esq. 1500 dols. do. Chaplain, Rev. Oliver Brown. 150 dols. do. do. /'/iz/Maa/z^SMy-^.JosiahBartlett.Esq. 250 dols. . WJilium H. Lane, Clerk. Wiiham Going, Keeper, 1 Infurance Companies. 1 6 J\,'ew- England Marine Insura?ice Co?npany at Boston. Capital, §300,000. Incorporated March 5, 1803 ; and to continue 20 years. Officers e!e6led on the ift Monday in January. Peter C. Brooks, Prefident. James Hall, Secretary. DireQors, Gardner L. Chandler, Gardner Greene, Ozlas Goodwin, John Holland, NchemiahParfons, William Phil- lips, John Phillips, Jofcph Tilden, Thomas L. Winthrop, Richard D.Tucker, Samuel H. Walley. - Union Insurance Comfiany at Boston. Capital,' ^300,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 28, 1B04 ; and to continue 20 years. Officers elcft-d on the 2d Monday in January. Thomas Perkins, Prefident. Samuel King, Secretary. DireElors, Thomas Dennie, Benjamin Wrld, Edward Cruft, Bcnjam.in Rich, William Shimmin, Nathan Bridge. Mejjenger, Jeremiah Kahler. Commercial Infurance Office at Bojlon. Benjamin P. Homer, Trcalurer. Jofeph Baich, Secretary. MaJfachufetU Fire aud Marine Infurance Company at Bojlon, Capital 18400,000, Incorporated (originally June 25, 1795) Feb, t3, 1799; and to continue until June 25, 1815. Officers elcf^ed on the lad Wednefday in Auguft. Arnold Welles Prefident. Edward HorCman, Secretary. DireBors, Jonathan Amory, jr. William H. Bordman, Gamaliel Bradford, Benjamin Buffey, Samuel (^,obb, Jona- than Chapman, Jofcph Hall, Jofeph Head, Jofeph Huid, Benjamin Joy, Jonathan Mafcn, Samuel Parkman, Jofiah Quincy, David Scars, KraelT horndike, John Welles. Mejjenger, John Heard, 3d. Majackufetts Mutual Fire Injurance Covipany at Bcfion. Funds, % 300,000. Officers elefted on the ill Tuefday in June. Incorporated March 1, 1798, Jona.Huimewell, Prefi. Andr. Cunninj^ham, Treas. &Sec. Dircdors, William Mackay, Jofeph Cjolidge, jr. D.miel Meffinger, Jofeph Lovering, Andievv Sigourney, TiiRram Barnard, John Ofbom, William Sullivan, Benjamin Weld, George G. Lee, John Winflow, Sarpuel Snelling, James Phillips, Ebenezer Francis, Benjamin Weft. Mtfenger, George Humphrey. 1816.] 02 . i62 Infurance Companies. Bojlon Marine Infurance Company. ^ Capital, S 300,000. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1799; and to continue 20 years- Officers elefted on the ift Monday in January. Georoje Cabot, Prefident. Jofeph May, Secretary. DirtBors, George Cabot, Samuel Cabot, Jofeph CooU d^e, jr. Jonathan Davis, Williana Pickman, William Pratt, Ebenezer Preble, John Prince, jr. Daniel Sargent, Timothy Williams, William Sturgis, Thomas Wigglefworth. MeJJengerf Samuel Goddard. Sujfolk Infurance Company at Bqjlon Capital, S225 000. Incorp'>ratcd Feb. 12, 1803 ; and to continue eo years. Officers elcfted on the 2d Moiiday in J:v:iuaiy. Epc-s Sargent, Prefi-icr.t. Dircuors, Thomas H. Perkins, Samuel P. Gardner, John Pjfkcr, Julc]>h Lee, John Lowell. Private Infurance Offices at Bc/lo)?. Nathaniel P. Rullel!. Charles Bradbury. Henry N. Rog- eis. Z'.bedee Cook, jr. Jofeph Balch. North American Infurance Company at Bojlon. Jeffe Putnam, Prclidcnt. Maine Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Port'and. Inrr^porated Ftb. 7, 1800; to continue 20 ycais. Officers elected on the ift Tuefday in Jaiiuary. Woocbury Storer, Prefident. John Deanc, Secretary. United Marine and Fire Infurance Company at Portknd. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1807; to continue 20 vears. Officers elefted on the ill l^iefday in April. Jamss Ncale, Prefident. John Watfon, Secretary, Salem Marine Infurance Company. Capital. §200,000. Incorporated June 9, 1800; to continue eo years. Officers eleftrd on the lO Monday in July. Jacob Affiton, Prefident. J. S. Appleton, Seciciary. Merrimack Infurance Company. Incorporated Feb. 1, 1814, to continue 20 years. Capital, gioo.ooo Officers elefted on the ift Tuefday in January. Jeremiah Neifon, Prefident, _ Samuel Tenney, Secr'dary, . Infurance Companies. 163 EJex Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Salem. Capital, SSoopoo* Incorporated March 7, 1803 > ^^ continue 20 years. Officers elefted the ill Monday in July. Kaili'l Bowditch, Prcfidcnt. Benjamin Pitman, Secretary. Union Marine Infurance Company at Salem. Capital, ^200, coo. Incorporated Feb. 29, 180 j ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the 2d Monday in April. MofesTownfend, Piefi4ent. John Chadwick, Secretary.. Beverly Marine Infurance Company. Capital, S'-oo,oco. Incorporattd June 2o> 1809; to continue 2o years. Officers chofen on the 4th Monday in July. Thomas Stephens Prefident. llaac Flagg, Secretary. %incoin & Kcnnebcck Marine Infurance Company at Wifcajfet. Incorporated February 12, 1803; to continue 20 yeai^s. Officers cletted on the id Tuefday in March. Marblehead Infurance Company, Incorporated, March 8, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elettcd on the lil Monday in Januaiy, Robert Hooper, Prefident. John! refry. Secretary. Marblehead Social Infurance Company. Incorporated June 17, 1809'. Nicholas Bartlett, Prefident. John Sparha%vk, Secretary. Gloucejler Marine hifurance Company. Incorporated June !>2, 1803; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the ill Monday in May. William Pcarce, Prelident. William Saville, Secretary. Kennebunk Marine Infurance Company at IVells. Incorporated March 9, 1804 ; to continue ao years. Officers ekfted on the ift Monday in January. Hampfiire Fire Infurance Company at Northampton, L-' ^i--vori^tcd March 9, 1804 ; to continue 20 years. Ciliccrs elcfted on the ill Wednesday in Oftober. Bedford Marine hfurance Company. Incorporated Feb. 11, 1805 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the 2d Monday in April. Jofeph Ricketfon, Prefident. George Rowland, Secretary 1 164 Marine Societies. Boston^ Marine Society. Instituted 1742. Incorporated in 1754. Officers elected on the 1st Tuesday in November Benjamin Rich, President. Edward Crutt, Treasurer 1 John Mackay , Vice-Presi. And. Sigourney, Secretary | Trusteesy ^Tristram Barnard, Benjannin smith, Jona- Freeman, than Chapman, OziasGoodvvinJames George 1 Bethune, John Wood, John Mackay, William Sturgis,j Winslow Lewis. I Committee ofRtlief, Joseph Ripley,Michael Hopkins f ISathaniel Goodwin,' Heniy Atkins. Committee qfObaervationofthc Magnetic JVeedky am Maratime J7nfirovini€7itSy George G. Lee, Winslovt hturgis. Lewib, William i _ Port Wardens^ Benjamin Smith, Michael Hopkins. John Hills. Salem Marine Societv. Instituted March 25, 1766. Iiicot jjcrated in 1771. Officers elected on the last I'hui'sday in October. Master, Benjamin PickTuan. JDefiuty-M-iater, John Osgood. treasurer, Jonathan Gardner. CYe//:,Nath:initl Ivnight. Sulcm Eaat-India Marine Society. 1 Instituted in Nov. 1799. Incorporated March 3, 1801 Officers elected on the 1st Wednesday in Japuary. | President, Sumuel G. Derby. Secretary, John W. Tread well. To inspect und arrange the Journalsfrom abroad, Nathaniel Bowditch. Committer of Observation, Moses Townsend, Rcber \ Emery, James Devereox. | J\ etvb u r yp ort Ma r:n e Society . Instituted Nov. 13, 1772. Incorporated Oct 11,^1777. Officers elected <.n the last Tlun sday in November. President, Nicholas Johnson, Vice-President, Abraham. Wheehvri.iiht. Secretary, Isaac Stone. Portland Murine Socitty. Tncorpora'ed Feb. 26, 179^] Officers elected on the 3d Tuehday in December. President, Enoch Preble, Secretary, John Wordman. Marblehead Marine Society. Incorporated Feb. 1 , 1 1 79S j President t John Bailey. Secretary, Isaac Mansfiela. i Humane Societies, 165 Jllasa. Humaiie Society at Boston. See Appendix. Merrimack Humane Society at Newburyport, Inftitulcd in 1802. Incorporated March 7, 1804. Officers annually elected on ihe ift Tuelday in September, Prefidait, Vice- Preficl.cnt^ William Bartlett. 7 r Summary of the Method of Treatment to be ufed with Perfons apparently deadfrom Drozuningy &c. The Resugcitative Process, recommended by the Humane Society. CONVEY the pcrfon to the ne?rcft convenient bouTe with his head raifed ; iirip and dry him as quick as poflible^: clean the mouth and noihils tiom froth -and mud. If'a child, let him be placed between two perfons naked, in a hot bed. If an adult, lay him on a hot blanket or bed, and in :old weather, near a (Ire ; in warm weather the air fhould be reely admitted into the room. The body is next to be gen- ;ly rubbed with warm woolen cloths, fprinkled with fpirits, il at hand, othcrwilc ciry. A heated warn i.ig-pan may be DOW lightly moved over the back, properly covered with a blanket ; and the body, if of a child, is to be gently Ihook eve- ry few minutes. Whilll thefe means are ufing, letaclyftercf warm water, with as much common fait as it will diffolve, be thrown into the bowels. Bathe the breaft with hot rum ; and perfift in the ufe of thefe means for feveral hours. If no figns of life fhould then appear, let the body be kept warm feveral hours longer, with hot bricks, orvefiels of hot water, applied to the palms of the hands and foles of the feet ; and this for a longer or fnorter time, as the circumftances of the cafe may diflate; The too cufiomary method of rolling on a barrel, fuf- pendrng by the feet, and every violent mode of agitation, particularly in removing the body from the water, fliould be moft carefully avoided. To reilore breathing, introduce the pipe of a bellows (when no apparatus is at hand) into one of the noftrils, the other and mouth being clofed ; infate the lungs, until the breaft is a little railed ; mouth and noftrils muft then be let tree. Repeat thio piocefs until life appear. — 1 66 Medical Societies. Eleftriclty is recommended to be early employed by ju- dicious pra6lttioners. General Obfervations. Refufcitation, On the dawn or firft indication of returning life, the ^ prudent praftitioner will refign the office of Art to Nature,\ Ir is evident that Ait has contributed her fhare, by enabling Nature to ftruggle with the immediate caufe of opprcflion. It is in fact this judicious blending oi Nature with Art that gives to the latter all its efficacy. On figns of reluming life* A tea-fpoonful of warm water may be given ; and If fwal* lowing be returned, warm wine or diluted brandy. The pa* tients muft be hiid in a warm bed, and if difpofed to fleep, they will generally awake perfeftly reflored. The plans above recommended are to be ufed three ci i four hours. It is an abfurd and vulgar ophiion, to fuppofel perfons irrecot«iable, becaufe life does not foonmaKeim appearance. (f:f=" Bleeding never to be employed, unlefsbythcdireftlorl of aphyfician. > Massachusetts Medical Society at Boston, Incorporated November 1, 1781. jj Officers elected on the 1st Wednesday of June annualljr.^| President^ Joshua Fisher, m.d. Vice-President, Thomas Welsh, m.d. Corresfionding Secretary, John C. Warren, m.d. Recording Secretary, John Dixwell, m. i>. Librarian, John Gorham, m. d. Treasurer, John G. Coffin, m.d. Censors, David Townsend, m.d. Aaron Dexter, m.d Josiah Bartlctt, m.d. William Spooner, m.d. James Jackson, m.d. I'here is a meeting of the Censors once in four months, for the examination of candidates for the prac- tice of physic. Branch ofMassa.Medical Society in Essex. Inst. 1805. President, Edward A. Holyoke, m.d. Vice-Presidc7it, Joshua Fisher, m.d. Boston Medical Library. Instituted July 1, 1805. JLf^mn'fln, Thomas I Parker, m.d. Secretary, William Gamage, m.d. Treasurer, George Bates, m.d. Trustees, John Gorham, m.d. John Randall, m.p. Bodoii Medical DUpenfary. 107 Massachusetts General Hosfiital Cor/ioratioTu President, His Honor William Phillips* Vice-President y Hon. William Gray. Prince, Esq. Treasurer y James JVeto-Hamfishire Medical Society. Incorporated Feb. 179 1 . Library 300 volumes. President, Ammi R. Cutter, m.d. Boston Medical Disfiensary. istituted October, 1796. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1801. Officers elected on the 2d Thursday, in October. Chairman, His Honor vViHiiim Phillips. Treafjurer, Mr. Ciideon Snow. Secretary, Mr. Isaac Winslow. onsultin^ 1 hys. ^ vViili im Spooner, im . d. CJohw B. Brown, m.d. South. Dist. Middle Dist. 'isitzng Phydciiins. <. Geo. Pavkman, m.d. ( John Revere, m.d. NorthernDist. C Wiiiiam B, White, Scuthern Dist. iViothecaries. < Terence Vv'akefield,Middle Dist. ( Robert Fennell)', Northern Dist. Managers, Hon. William Phillips, Thonias Baldwin, ..D. Rev. Charles Lowell, Mr. William Mackay, Mr. amael SnelliniT, Joseph Coolidge,jr. William Smith, .:imuel H. Wailey, Esq. Mr. Joseph Tilden, Mr. Isaac Vinslow. w, T- .J I'he Managers meet quarterly, on the 2d Friday m anuary, April, Jul}', and October, at the Hull ot the vlassachusetts Bank. ^ N. B. The Southern District comprehends all tr.e outh part of die town, extending to the sou^h side of )chool and Milk streets, down to tlie water. The Mid- including lie District from thence to the Mill Bridge, A^est-Boston. The Nordie I'n District, all the north part >f the town, from the Mill Bridge. The subjects of this chanty are furnislied with medi- •Anes, and with wine if necessary, free of expense ; and visited at f not able to attend at the Dispensary, are heir houses by the physician. in 1797. Kennebecfc Medical Association. Instituted Dificers elected on the 2d Wednesday iu June annually. i6S Charitable Societies. Middlesex Mtdical Associatioji. Formed 1813. Annual meeting at Concord, 2d Wednesday in Maj'. President y Issac Xiurd. Secretary ^ Nathaniel Bemis, jr. Massachusetts Charitable Society. Founded in Boston, Sept. 6, 1762. Inc. March, 15, irSO. Yearly meeting for choice of Officeis, ist Mond. in Sept. President, Deacon John Simpkins. Vice-President, Benjamin Austin, Esq. Treasurer, Mr. George H^llet. Secretary, Mr. George Homer. Bgs^o?i E/dscofial Charltcble Socirti/. Instituted ia 1724. Incorporated Feb. 12. 7734. Veariv meeting f;;r choice of OrFicers.on Easter Tuesd., President,}. "6. J. Gardner, d.d. Vice-President, Jo:se!)h Head. Treasurer, Benjamin Git-en* Secretary, Josepli Head, jr. Trustees ofthe Franklin Dorintioiv. The Selectmen of Boston, and James Freeman, d.d. Scots Charitable Society at Bonton. Instituted in 1684 Incorpovnted March 16, 17P6. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, jbt Tu?s. in May. President, William Clonstnn. Treasurer, William M'Kcan. Secretary, Tiiomas Leach. Majfachuf.tts Cov^ relational Clwritabt" Snriety for the RtlieJ of dejiitute Widows and Children of duiafd Minijlcrs. Incorporated March 24, 1786. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, on Monday preceding the bft Wcdndday in May. Prrfident, John Lathrop, n.n. Vice-Prefide7it, His Honor William Phillips. Treafurer, Eiiphalet Porter, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Jofeph McKean, i. l.d. Council. His Honor William Phillips, George CaboV Efq. Jofeph Dana, D.D. DavidOfgood, d.i>. Abie! Holmes^ D.a. William Shaw, d.d. and John Piincc, ll.d. Charitable Societies. 169 Massa. Charitable Fire Society. Incor. June 25, 1794, Annual meeting 2d Friday m October. Semi-annual meeting, 2d Friday in April. President, Arnold Welles, Esq. Vice- President y Thomas K. Jones, Esq. Recording Secretary y William Alline, Esq^ Correspondiyiff Secretary, Rev. Asa Eaton. Treasurer, x\nclrew Sigourney, Esq. Roxbury Charitable Society. Instituted Jan. 1794. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1799. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d Mond. in Sept. Preside7it,Y.\\\)\\A\(ii Porter, d.d. First Vice-President, X'AXon Davis, E?;q. Second do. Majoi* WiUiam Bosson. Secretary, Nathaniel C. Ruggles, Esq. Treasure i\G(iovge Zeiglei*. Standing Committee, Joshua Ft Iton, William Bosson, Charles liavis, James Peirce, Stephen Brigham. Trustees of John Boylston's Charitable Donations for the benefit and sujifiort ofagedfioor Persons, and of Orfihans and deserted ChiUlren. The Overseers of the Poor of the Town of Boston. Incorporated February 3, 1803. Sole7n Female Charitable Society. Instituted July 1, 1801. Incor])orattd July 23, 1S04, Yearly choice of Officers 1st Wednesday in May.^ First Directress, Mrs. Abigail Mttson Dabney. J^ewbury/iort Female Charitable Society. Incorporated March 15, 1805. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 2d Tues. in June. First Directress, Mrs. Hj.nnah Balch. Massa. Charitable Mechanic Association, in Boston. Instituted March 15, 1795. Incorporated Mar. 8, 1806. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d Thurs. in Dec. [For Officers, see Appendix.] Charitable Irish Society at Boston. Instituted March, 1737. Incni'porated Feb. 23, 1809. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 17th of March,. President, Simon Elliot, Esq. Vice-President, Thonaas O. Selfridge, Esq. tS16.] P 170 Charitable Societies. Treasurer, Shubael Bell, Esq. Keefier of the Silver Key ^ William Lemons Secretary, John Beane. Neivhuryfiort Mechanic Association, Incorpo. 1810. I^resident, Ebenezer Gunnison. Secretary, Paul Merrill. The Corban Society, instituted by Females ofBoston to aid Candidates for the Gosfiel Ministry , Sept. 1811. President, Mrs. Mary Bowers. Vice-President, Mrs. Isabella Homes. Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Haskins. Treasurer, Miss Harriet Moore. Assistants, iVlrs. SusanHantini^ton, Mrs. Mary Ladd, Mrs. Hannah B. Tyler, Mrs. Lucy Ingalls, Mrs. Eu- doxia Nickerson, Miss Mary Perry, Miss Mary Webb, Mrs. Phebe Cutter, Miss Susan Brown. Societyfor sufifiressing Vice Iff Lnmovality. Portland. Chairman, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Clerk, Thomas Brown. Treasurer, Samuel F. Hussey. W^ith nine other members forming aCommittee oftwelve. Instituted April 24, 1812. Religious Charitable Society, Worcester County. Insiit. May 20, 1812. Annual meeting 3d Wed. in Sept. Prcsidenty John Crane, d.d. M2s^a. Societyfor the supfiression of Intemperance. Instituted Feb. 1813. President, His Excellency, Caleb Strong. Vice-Presidents, Hon. John Brooks, Hon. N. Dane, Hoii. Benjamin Pickmm. Comsjwnding-Secretary , Rev. Abiel Abbot. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joshua Huntington. Counsellors, Rev. Dr. Lathrop, Rev. Dr. Worcester, Rev. Dr. McKeen, Rev. Joshua Bates, Rev. Charles Lowell, Dr. Jjimes Jackson, Richard Sullivan, Esq. Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. Societyfor suppressing Vice Isfc.in Fryeburg. President, Rev. Francis L. Whiting. Recording Secretary, Timothy Osgood. TreasurerJ Amos J. Cook. . Female Afylum?, &c. 171 Society for Su/i/iression of Vice in Kcivhuryjiort. Fresidenty William Bartlet, 5(?cre^crzf', Josephs. Pike. Berkshire Societyfor firomoting Good Morals, Presidtnt^ Hon. William Walker. First Fzct-/*r£'szfi?(?7?^, Rev, Alvan Hyde, d.d. Second do. Doct. Thacldeus Pomeroy, Third da Joshua Danfoith, Esq. Corresfionding Secretary, Rev. ThcmasPimderson, Treasure t (Jf Recrjrdi;7g S'-:crctari/y James Robbins. Couruellors, Joseph Wtiotlbridi^e, Esq. Rev. Ciordan Do! rar.ce, Elisha Lee, Esq. Rev. Samuel Shepard, Noah Rcsseter Esq. Rev. Joseph L. Mrils, Rev. Elijah Wheel- er, Rev. Williun) Allen. Next meeting at Stcckbridge, 2d Tuesday in June, 1816. Fragment Society. Instituted by Females of Boston, tor the relief of Women and Children in destitute ch'cum&tances. President y Mrs. Mary Francis. Vice-President, Mrs. Mary Homer. Secretary, Miss Caroline Dovvnes. Treasurer y Miss Betsey O. Lane. Assistants, Mrs. Mary Bowers, Mrs. Persis Flomes, Mrs. Elizabeth Feimelly, Miss Mary Perry, Miss Cath- arine M. Codman, Miss Harriet Moore, Miss Charlotte Lane, Miss Catharine Emmons, Mrs. Phebe King, Donations of clothing, old or new, as well as money, vili be thar.kiuUy recejved by the Society. Boston Female yhyhnn. Instituted Sept. 25, 1800. Inccr. Feb. 26, I803. Officers chosen on the Inst Tuesdav in September. F'irst Directress, Mrs. Hannah Stillman. Second do. Mrs. Abi?^ail May. Treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Davis. Recording Secretary, Miss A. L. Frothingham. Collecting Srcrctary, Mrs. Mary L, SmUh, Managers, Mrs. Samuel SirJth, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Dorr, Mrs. Richard Green, Mrs. Samuel Park- man, Mrs. West, Mrs. James Perkins, Mrs. Thomas ^amb, Mrs. William Thurston, Mrs. Benjamin Bussf 3', ind Mrs, William Prescctt. Governess, Miss Susannah Bacon (jd" The Asylum is kept in Essex-street. lyz Miffionary Societies. Wiscasaet Female Asylum. Incorporated Feb. 1810. First Ulrectress, Mrs. Tempe Lee. Boston Asylumfor Boys. President y Benjamin Greene, Esq. ^ Vice-President y Jonathan Amory, jr. Esq. Treasurer y William Shimmin, Esq. Secretary, Charles VV. Greene, Esq. Managers, Rev. Charles Lowell, Mr. Edward Tuck- erraan,jr. Mr. William Brown, jr. Mr. Gideon Snow» Mr. Joseph Austin, Samuel H. Walley, Esq. Charles P. Phelps, Esq. A. Ritchie, Esq. and Benjamin West. Societyfor ftro/i Jgating the Gosfiel among thf Indians and others in Aorlh-America. Incor. Nov. 19, 1797. Yearly choice of Officers day after General Election. President^ His Honor WilUani Phillips. Vice-President, John Lathroj), d.d. Secretary, Abiel Holmes, d.d. Assistant Secretary Rev. W^illiam E. Channing. Treasurer, S.imuel H. Walley, Esq. Vice-TrtasureVy Josiah Salisbury. Select Committee, Samuel Salisbury, Esq. Jedidink Morse, D.u. Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Aldcn Bradford, Esq. Mr. James White, v/ith Ihe President, Secretar}, aud Treasurer. Massachusetts Missionary Society. Instituted May 28, 1799 . Incorporated Feb. 9, 1808. Yearly choice of Officeis, last Tuesday in May. President, Samuel Spring, d.d. Secretary, Samuel Worcester, d.d. Treasurer, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. Trustees, The President and Secretary, ex offjcioy Samuel Austin, d.d. Elijaji Parish, d.d. Samuel Worc- ester, d.d. Henry Gray, Esq. Deacon Isaac Warren, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. Mr. John Jenks, Rev. Otis Thompson, Rev. Samuel Walker, Rev. Brown Emerson. Massachusetts Baptist Missionary Society. Instituted May 26, 1802. Incorporated Feb. 28, 1808, Yearly choice of Officers, last Wednesday in May, President, Thomas Baldwin, d.d. Vice- president. Rev. Joseph Gratton. Secretary, Rev. Daniel Sliarp. Treasurer, Mr. Ensign Lincoln. Miflionary Societies. 173 Trustees, The above officers, ex officio. Rev. Elisha Williams, Rev. Lucius BoUes, Re\\Wiilirtin Batchekler, Rev. John Peak, Rev. Jeremiah Chaplin, Rev. Wiriiam Collier, Josiah C. Ransford, Hcman Lincoln, Rev. James M. Winchell, Rev. Stephen Gano, Nathaniel VV. Wil- Ijams, James Loring. J\^orfolk Mtssio7iary Society^ President, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Vice-Presidcn(,\iev. Stephen S. Nelson. Correspo7iding Secretary, Rev. Charles Train. Recording Secretary , Rev. William CTammeli. Treasurer, Mr. Benjamin Colburn. Trustees, Rev. William Williams, liev. Joel Briggs, Aaron Thayer, Friend Crane, Chase, Wiiliam Blackington, Elijah Corey, Levitt Hew ins, Fay, Josiali Cooleclge. K B. This Society is styled, " I'he Baptist Mission-? ary Society, for Norfolk County and Viciniiv, constituted for the promotion of Missionary objects, either Foreign or Domestic." American Board cj Commifionersjor Foreign MiJJions. Prefident, Hon. John Treadwell, ll.d. Vice-Prefident, Rev. Samuel Spring, d.d. Correfi?cnding Stcretary, Rev. Samuel WorceOer, d.d. Recarding Sccretar\, Rev. Calvin Chapin. Treafurer, Jeremiah Evarts, Efq. Prudential Committee, Dr. Spring, Dr. Morfc, Dr. Worqe* fier, and Jeremiah Evarfs, Efq. Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotlandfor promoting Christian Knowledge. President, Hon. Oliver Wendell. Vice-President, His Honor William Phiilipr. Treasurer, James White, Esq. Secretary, Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Assistant Secretary, Rev. John Codman. Berkshire and Columbia Missionary Society. Officers chosen on the 3d I'uesday in September. President, Rev. Beriah Hotchkin. Ha7njishire Missionary Society at jVorthamJiton. Incorporated 'February 21, lo04. President, Joseph Lyman, d.d. Vice-President, Rev. John Emej-son. Corresjionding Secretary, Rev. Enoch Hale. Recording"^ Secretary, Rev. Payson \Wliston. 1816.] P 2 174 Mlffionary Societies. Evangelical Mijfionary Scciety, in Majfacknfdts. [Infti. at Lanca{ler, Otlo. 4, 1807. Incor. Ftb. 28, 1814] Officers annually ekCted on the ift Wednefday in O6I0. Prefidmt^ Hon. Elijah Brigham. Vice-Prejident, Rev. Ezra Ripley. Recording & Corre/pondirtg Secretary ^ Rev. NathM Thayer. Treafurer, Hon. Benjamin Heywnod. Trujleesj The Piefident and Vice-Prefident, ex officio, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. Hon. Jofeph Allen, Deacon John White, Rev. Reuben PuiFer, d.d. Deacon Mofes Coolidge, Rev. Afa Piickard, Thomas W. Ward, YS(\. Rev. Richard R. Eliot, Ifaac Fifke, Efq. Mr. Jofiah Biidgc, Rev. Ifaac Allen. The next annual meeting will be at Wefton, The Rev. Ifaac Alien is chofen the firft, and Rev. Wilkes Allen the fccond preacher. Pincataqua Missionary Society, President, Hon. David Sewall, ll.o. Annual meeting at Portsmouth 1st Wednesday in May, Maine Missionary Society. Instituted June 18, 180r. Incorporated March 3, 18G9. Oificers elected in June. President^ Rev. Samuel Eaton. Secretary y Rev. Eliphalet Gillet. NeW'Hamfishire Missionary Society. President, Elihu Thayer. Secretary, Rev. EUian Smith. MasscLchu. Societyfor firomoting Christian Knowledge. Instituted S;pt. 1803. Incorporated Feb. :;0, 180". Yearly choice of Oflicers in May. President, Rev. Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d, Vice-President, Abiel Hohnes, d.d. Treasurer, Caleb (i^annet. Esq. Clerk, WiUiam Hilliard, Esq. Secretary, ]<^^\^yA\\ Morse, d.d. Librarian, Jacob Cnmmings, a.m. Society for fironionng Christian Knowledge^ Piety arid Charity. Established May 29, 1805. Annual meeting the day before General Election. President, John Lathrop, d.d. Vice-President, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Sanmel Ripley. Treasurer, Elisha Clapp, a.m. Mlffionary Societks. 175 Baptist Foreign Mission Society in Boston, President, Thomas Baldwin, d.d. Vice-President y Rev. Joseph Grafton. Recording Secretary, Ensien Lincoln. Corresfionding Secretary, Rev. Daniel Sharp. Treasurer, James Loring. Trustees,—Th^ above, with Rev. Wm. Collier, Rev. WilliamGammell.Thomas Kendall, JcsiahC.Ransford, Heman Lincoln, Amos Smith, Prince Snov/, jr. Foreign Mijim Society of Bojon and vicinity, Prefident, His Hon. Wiliiam Phillips. Vkc-Prcfidevt, Sarnuf 1 Salifbury, Efq. S crciary, Rev. Joftiua Huntington. Trenfurer, Jeremiah Evarts, Eiq«* Auditor, Mr. Elnathan Duren. Foreign Mifion Society of Salem and vicinity, Prejdent, Ebenezer Beckford, Efq. Secretary, Rev. Samuel Walker. Foreign Mifion Society of Hdlbtvell, Augtifta, &c, Prefident, Rev. Eiiphalet Giliet. Tappan, r^- n rj . S Rcv, Benjamin Vice-Pref dents, j ^^^ j^J-^ Thuifton. Treafurer,]ohv\ Sewall, Efq. Secretary, Gen. Henry Sewall. Foreign Mission Society of Portland and vicinity. Preside7it, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Vice-President, Rev. Edward Pay sen. Secretary, Woodbury Storer, jr. I Treasurer,lj^\\C\x^G.v. foreign Missionary Society of Korthamjiton and the neighboring towns. Instituted March 31, 181 ?. jPr(f6a/t'72r, Joseph Lyman, D.e. Vice-President, Rev. Solomon Williams. Secretary, Lewis Strong, Esq. Treasurer, Josiah Dwight, Esq^. Auditor, Jonathan H.Lyman, Esq. Merrimack Branch of Foreign- Missionary Society. President, Thomas M. Clark, Esq, Secretary, Samuel Tenney. Treasdi-er Joseph S. Pike, j'j6 Miffionary Societies. General Missionary Conventioji of the Baptist Dencin- inationin the United States ofAmerica^for Foreign Misdnns. Instiruted at Philadelphia, May, 3814. President^ Thomas Baldwin, d.d. V, Presidents^ Henry Holcombe, d.d. Wm. Rogers, d.d. Corresfionding Secretary^-Wf\\\\?im Staughton, d.d. Recording Secretary, Rev. Wiliiam White. Treasurer, John Cauldwell, Esq. Branches of the above Society are formed in aknost all the northern and southern States. Auxiliary Foreign Mission Society. " The United Society of Plymouth County arid Vicini- iiesy auxiliary to the Baptist Board for Foreign Missions." This Society was formed on Thursday, December 29, 1814, and held its first annual meeting on Wednesday, April 12, 1815, at the Fh'st Baptist meeting-hcuse, Mid- dleborough, when the following persons were elected to manage its concerns. President^ Rev. Samuel Nelson. Corresponding Secretary, John Butler. Recording Secretary, Joseph Torrey,jr. Treasurer, Major Levi Pierce. Trustees, Rev. Ebenezer Briggs, Solomon Alden, John Coggeshall,jr. India and Foreign Mission Society of Haverhill, {Mass.) President, Rev. William Batclielder. Vice-President, Amos George. Treasurer, Richard H. Kimball. Secretary, Eliphalet Currier. Trustees, Phineas Nichols, Amos Chase, Benjamin Emerson, Charles O. Kimball, Cutting Moody, Heze- kiah George. Foreign Mission Society of Brumwick aud Topsham, President, Rev. Winthrop Bailey. Secretary, John Perry, Esq. Foreign Mission Society of Plympton. President iJf Tceasurer, Revi Elijah Dexter. Secretary t Lewis Bradford. Miflionary Socletks. 177 Bath Foreign Mission Society, President^ Rev. William Jenks, s.a.s. Fice-Fresidc7it, Rev. John Ellingwood. Secretary^ Dr. Samuel Adams. 271 e Society for Foreign Missions of IViscasset and ViciJiity. President, Rev.Hezekiah l^ackard. Vice-President, Francis Cooke, Esq» Treasure Ty Warren Rice, Esq. Secretary, Seth Bartlett. Auditor, Nathaniel Coffin, Esq. Boston Female Societyfor Misiionary Purfioses, Constituted Octobtr 9, ISOO. It exists in two branches, viz. Baptist and Congrega- tional. Each subscriber pays two dollars annually, which go to the support of Missions of her own de- nomination. In the year ending May 1815, the S^)ciety raised 411 dollars, beside a voluntary coi'tribution for the transla- tion of the Scriptures into the Onental larguages. The officers for the p»-esent year, are President y Mrs. Jane Parke. f Mi*s. John Simpkins, Vice-Presidents, < Mrs. Margaret Cxjper, ( Mrs. Hcman Lincoln. Secretary ^ Treasurer, MisB Maiy Webb. Committee, Mrs. Mary Lorci, ivlrs. George Homer, Mrs. Jonathan Killhani. Mrs. J. B. Winn, Miss Maiy Doubt, Miss Elizabetli Haskins, Miss Betsey Eaton. The Eastern Society for firomoting the Knoivkdge of the Sacred Scriptures, and establishing Christian Or- der, Instruction and Piety, in the District ofMaine, President, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Secretary, Rev. William Jenks. Charlestoivn Society, for the Reformation of Morals. Chairman, Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. -Treasurer, Deacon DAvid Goodwin. Clerk, Charles Cleave)and, and a standing Committee of tvrcnty-six; . 178 Trad Societies. Baptist Education Fund. Yearly choice of Officers last Wednesday in May. C/jarrwan, Tliomas Baldwin, D.D. )„,u„„„^ _ az^:^ Treasurer, Heman Lincoln, i ^'^? S^^^^^'' ^^^f^^ ^"^^^* Secretary, Rev. Elisha Williams. > ^* Massachusetts Bafitist Education Society. Instituted Sept. 22, 1814. Chairman, Thonaas Baldwin, d.d. Treasurer f Hennan Lincoln The Warren dissociation Will meet at Pawtucket, R.I. the Tuesday after the first Wednesday in Sept. next, at 10 o'clock, A.M. Rev. James M. Wincliell to preach the introductory sermon. The Boston Bafitist Association Will meet at Nottingham West, 3d Wednes. in Sept. at 10 o'clock, A.M. Rev. Lucius Bolles to preach tlie introductory sermon. Evangelical Tract Society. Instituted May, 1812. President, Thomas Baldwin, h.q^ Secretary, Ensign Lincoln. Treasurer, Deacon Heman Lincoln. Trustees, Lucius Bolles, Daniel Sharp, James M. Wincbell, Henry Homes, Amos Smith, Nathaniel W. Williams, Joseph Grafton, William Gammell, Levi Farwell, Aaron Havden. J^''eiv-Engla7id Tract Society. Commenced Mav, 1814. Pi-esident, William Bart!ett, Esq. Vice-President, Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Treasurer, Jeremiah Evarts, Esq. Corresfionding Secretary, Rev. John Ccdman. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joshua Huntington. Wiscasset Evangelical Tract Society. President, Manasseh Smith, Esq. Secretary, Seth Bartlett. Committee, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, David Quimby, Nathaniel Coffin. Massachusetts Episcopal Missionary Society, and Trus- tees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer Puok and Tract Society. President, Rev. John S. J. Gardner, d.d. Vcie-Presidenty Rev. Asa Eaton. Aquedudl Corporation, &c. 179 Recording Secretary^ James C. Merrill, Esq. Correr^fiondbig Secretanj, CharlesW.Greene,Esq. Annual choice of Officers on Easter Tuesday. Praijer Book and Tract Association^ Preddmt, Rev. Asa Eaton. Vice-Preaident^ Corresflanding Secretary^ James C. Merrill, Esq, Recording Secretary, Zachariah G. Whitman,Esq. Treasurer, Shubael Bell. Trustees, Rev. George S. White, James B. Howe, Robert P. Wiiiiams. George Brinley, Charles W. Greene, Charles F. Kupfer. Berkshire Societyfor promoting good Morals, President, Ebenezer Fitch, d . d. Vice-Presidents, Hon. William Walker, and Alyan Hyde, d . d . Boston Aqueduct Corjid ration. Incorpo. Feb. 27, 1795. Yearly meetnifrtor choice of Officers, 1st Satu. m May; qviarterly, 1st Saturdays ia February, May, August and Kovember. President, Dr. Aamn Dexter. Vice-Pres. 2\eas. ^ Secretary, Wm. Hammatt, Esq. Middlesex Canal Corporation. President, Aaron Dexter, Esq. Vice-Preddrnt, John Coffin Jones, Esq. Directors, Benjamin \Yeld,Bej5jamin Joy, Hon. Chris- topher Gore, Andrew Sigourney, Josejjh Hall, Joseph Coolidge, jr. Richard Sullivan, John Mackav, Ebenezer Oliver, Jonathan Amory, B. M. Waison, Esqrs. Sufierintendant, John L. Sullivan, Esq. Berkjhire Wafhington Benevolent Society, Inftltuted June 3, 1811. Prefident, John W Hulbert. Firjl Vice- Prefident, Daniel Noble, Sxond do. Henry Brown. Third do. William C. Jarvis. Secretary t Thomas A. Gold. Treafurert Theophilus Hinfdaie» jr. i8o Wafhington Benevolent Societies. Washington Benevolent Society of Massach.at Boston. Instituted Mi.rch, . 1812. President, William Sullivan, Esq. Hon.Jpsiah Quincy, Benjamin Russell, JEsq. j SathanHlle^ir [ Vice-Pre^dent. Capt. Nathaniel Curtis, I Nathg,n Appleton, Esq. -' >/lcti^ Stcretaryy Mr. Lewis Tappan. Assistant Secretary, Capt. George Wheeler. Treasurer^ Hon. John Welles. Vice Treasurer^ Mr. Lemuel Blake. Wajkington Benevolent Society at Cambridge. Inftlfuted May 22, 1812. Annual meeting Feb. 22. Prefident, William Hilliard. Vice- Prefi dent, Benjamin Bigelow. iSecrcZarj, William J. Whipple. Treafurer, L, Gny. Franklin IVaJkington Benevolent Society. Prejidenty Richard E. Newcomb. Wajhington Benevolent Society for Fryehurg and Conway. ' Inflituted January 18, 1814. Prefident, Stephen Chafe. Meetings iftTuefday in every month, alternately at Frye- burg and Conway. Hampjhhe Wajhington Benevolent Society. Inflituted Nov. 17. 1811. Prefidenty Hon. Jofeph Lyman. Wa/kington Benevolent Society in Nantucket, Inflituted July 13, 1812. Prefidcnt, Albert Gardner. Vice- Prefidents, Peter Chafe, Henry Riddell. Secretary, Jofiah HufTey. Waging ton Benevolent Society at Netuburyport. Prefideiit, William B. Bannifler. Secretary ^ Henry Loririg. Portland Benevolent Society. Incorporated Feb. 15, 1805, Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 2d Wednes, in 0£l. Prefidentt Hon. Samuel Freeman, . . Mufical Societies, &c. i8i Washington Moiiuvient ylssodation. Instituted April, 1811. Annual meeting 1st Tues. in June, President, Gen. Joiiii Brooks. Vice- President. Hon. Christopher Gore. Treasurer, Hon Peter C. Brooks. Corresponding Secretary, William Sullivan, Esq. Recording Secretary, Mr. Lemuel Blake. The object of this Association is to obtain a fund, by the voluntary subscriptions of the citize'is of Mass:^chu- setts, to ej-ect in the town of Boston, a Monument in Memory ol Gen. George Washington. The sub- scription books had been opened a few weeks when the deciiration of war agai ist Great-Britain took place, and the Trustees thougiit it best to postpone iarther applica- tions, until the restoration of peace. Peace being now hitppily restored to cur beloved countr}', arrangements are making to open the Subscrip- tion books agiiin. Upwards Off eight thrusand dollars were collected, and the amount has bt en loaned by the Treasurer, on good security and interest. Old Colony Mufical Society, Prefident, Hon. N.ihum Mitchell, of Bridgewater, Leader, Bartholomew Brown, Efq, do. Quarterly meetings, iR Mondays in February, May, Au- guft. and November. Middlesex Musical Society. President, Daniel Chaplin, d.d. of Groton. Vice-President, Rev. John BuUard, of Pepperell Secretary, Rev. David Palmer, of Townsend. Randellean Musical Society at Amherst, (jY.H.J Incorporated Jui.e, 1805. President, Rev, Thomas Beede. Hans Gram Musical Society at Fryeburgh, President, Amos J. Cook, a.m. Concord, (JV. H.J Musical Society Incorporated June, 1799. President, Stephen Ambrose. Trcasiirsr, Nathaniel Abhnt 1816.1 Q " iSz Mufical Societies* JVorfollc Musical Scdetij. Formed in 1814. President, Rev. John Pierce, of Brook line. Vice-President, Kev. Samuel Gile, of Milton. Secretary, Kev. Raluh Sanger, of Dover. Treasurer, Gen. George Ellis, of Dedham. Librarian, Mr. Ebenczer Fairbanks, of Dedhara. Chorister,Ke\ , Joshua B.ites, of Dedham. Vice-Choristers, Rev. John VVhite, of Dedham. Major Asa Gowen, of Franklin. Ebenez. Hunt, of Braintree. Annual meeting for recitation at Dedham, 1st Monday * in September. Annual meeting of the Society, 1st Monday in Octo- ber, in the difFerent towns within the county in rotation, when a discourse is delivered, Handel and Haydn Society, at Boston. Instituted April, IS 15. This society was instituted for the purpose of associ- aidng together the admirers of tlje great masters wh(;se' names they have adopted, for practice and improve-- ment in the performance of Sacred Miisick. The periodical meetings, of the society are monthly:' and special meetings are called when necessary. It contemplates occasional publick performances or Concerts of sacred musick, the monies arising from which, are to be appropriated for the remuneration f)f §uch professional performers as may afford their aid, and the purchase of a Musical Lii^i-ary and Musical Instruments. —No member of the Si ciety is entitled to any compensation for personal service*. OFFICERS. President, Thomas Smith Webb. Vice-President, Amasa Winchester. Treasurer, Nathaniel Tucker. Secretary, Matthew S. Parker. Trustee^, E^nathan Duren, Benjamin Holt, Joseph Bailey, Charles Nolen, John Dodd, Ebenezer Withing- ton, Jacob Guild, William K. Phipps, Jonathan Hunt- ington. MEMBERS. Thos. S. Webb Elnathan Duren Benjamin Holt A. Winchester William Rowson Charl-^s Nolen S^r^lH. Packer Nathl. Tucker John Dodd Bofton Athenseum. I S3 oseph Bailey LukeHemmenway Gershom Ccbb Tdorge Sirigieton Isaac Davjs Nahum Mitchell ^uke Eastman Stephen Chile's harthol. Brown iaml. Kichardsim Motxiv Park Geory:e Pollock ylatth. S. Parker Wm.K. Phipps J elm Hart )us Eveiett Christv^ph. Gore \\ m. Learnard [Shanes FrencU John F. Fayson Jerome Nichols Jhesier Stcbbins Jona. Loriug;, jr. Nathaniel Ciark acot) Guild Melvin Lord John Bridge j-otdi. Graupner Silas Barret George Warren 011:1. Huntington Samuel H. Jenks Lewis Wood Peter Osgood Sam I. Stock well This. Badger, jr. John Mackay VVm. Wright Joseph Lewis Abner Bourne Jc;hn H. Pray George Bacon T hos, Marshall Elijah Mears Lewis Leland VVm. Simmons Edw'dHorsman Benja. Pitman Samuel Floyd James Cooli(ig» Sidney Merrill Aaron Peabody Levi Meriam Peter Wain- Elisha Baker Fran. W. Waldo Wright, jr. Eo. Wilhiugton Jas. M'Allasler Joseph Clark Abel Dar'r-n Edward Jewett Daniel Staniford James Pierce Joseph Adams Boston Aihtn£um. Incor[)orated Feb. 13, 1807. Yearly meeting for choice of Ofiicers 1st I'hurs. in Aug. President, Hon. JohnDa\i;5, ll.d. Vice-President^ John Lovetl, li„d. Trea8ure7\ Joseph Tildtn, Esq. Secretary (sf Librarian, William S. Shaw, Esq. Trustees, Pete»' O. Thacher, Esq. Robert H, Gardir ner, Esq. Hen. Harriscm G Otis, James Perkins, Esq. Hon. Samuel Dexter, Richard Sullivan, Esq. Hon. Josiah Quincy, John Richards, Esq. . 184 ^ Libraries, Sec, Salem Mhenteum C Proprietors of the ) Yearly choice of Officers, last VVednes. liut rni» in Ma^. President^ Edward A. Holvoke, m.d.li.d. Treasurer, William Shepard Gray. Clerk, John Pickering. Librarian^ Williani A. Rneers. Z'rz^5?f'^s, Edward A. Holvdke, Samue^ Putnam, John D. 1 read well, B. Lynde Oliver, John Pickering:, Joseph StfTv, Nathaniel Bowditch, Nathaniel Silsbee, Gideon T.icker. Ntiohuryport Athemziim. Incorporated Feb. 24, 1810 P^'eddent, Rev John Andrews. TreafiUrer, Willnm B. Bannister, Esq. Columbian Society^ Snlem. Instituted Dec, 1, 1808. President, Gideon Tucker. Secrt'taryy John Russell. The Society offhr Cincinnati of Massachusetts, Founded A.D. 1783. Incorporated A.D. 1805. Officers elected July 4, annnaily. president, Majov-General John Bror.ks. Vice-President, Colonel William Tndor. Secretary, David Townsend, Esq. j^ssistant Secretary^ John Cnllender, Esq. Trea.^itrer, Capt. Robert W^illiams. jissittant Treasurer^ Capt. Adams Eai-ey. ' ' J Boston Library. Incorp'-ratrd June \7, 1794. Yearly meeting for "choice of Officers 1st Mund. in Mar. Librarian, Mr. Charles Callender. Treasurer. Lemuel Shaw, Esq. Secretary, Nathan Webb, Esq. Trustees, Redfrrd Webster, Esq Rev. Asa Eaton, Dr. !' hn G. C( ffin, A^-nn Dexter, m n. Andrew Ritch- ie, E^q. Rev. Sam;uel C. Thachcr, Ephraini Eliot, Et(j. William Mincit, Esq. Social Laiv Libj-ary. Yearly meeting fcr choice ci C.ffcers, last Wed. in Goto. President, Hon. Dudley A. Tyn^. Clerk b" Secretary^ William P. Mason. American Antiquarian Society, &c. 185 Second Social Library in Boston. Incorporated 1806. , Librarian^ Daniel Stamford. Clerk, E. P. HartshDrne. Treamrer^ Peter Osgood TheolGi^ical Library. Incorporated June 1, 1807". Annual meeting on the 1st Thursday in July. President^ John Lathrop, d.d. Librarian, Rev. N-ithaniel L. Frcthingham. Secretary, Rev. Francis Parkman. Trtaaurer, Rev. Charles Lowell. The Library is kept in the Vestry of the first Church, Chauncey-Piace. Social Library in A^antuckct. Instituted Jan. 2, 1815.. rrfnidenty Josiah Hussey, Esq. Faiistus j^s;sociation. Instituted August 2, 180a. Annual meeting ist 'iuesday in October. President, Benjamin Russell, Esq. Secretary, Mr. David Francis. Treasurer, Mr. Ensign Lincoln. Librarian, Mr. Edmund Munrce. American Antiquarian Society. Incorporated O£lobcr, 2*,, 1812. Prefident, Ifaiah Thomas, Efq. of Worccfier. Vice-Prefidents, William D. Peck, ProfefTor in Univeifity at Cambridge, and-Wiiiiam Paine, M.D. of Worcefter. Covnfellars, Hon. Timothy Bif^elow, Medford ; Rcv.Aar- on Bancroft, d.d. Woiceftcr; Benjamin RufTeil, Efq. Bof- ton; Hon. Edward Bangs, Woicefter; Rev. Willinm Bent- ley, Salem ; Dr. Redford Wel-ftcr, Boflon ; Samuel J, PrelcottjEiq. do.; Hon. Oliver Fi{kc,Hon. Nathaniel Paine, Hon. William Steadman, Worcefter; Hon. Kiiborn Whit* man, of Pembroke, (for the Old Colony ;) Hon. George Thacher, ofBiddeford, (for the DiOi'.a of Maine;) Hon. Elijah Paine, I. L.D. of Wiiliamflown, (VerniOnt ;) Na- thaniel Adams.Efq. Portlmouih.N.H. Pafdon Bo\vep,M.D, Provi(^ence, R I, Hon. David Hainphteys,Li.D. Hmnph- rcyfvi lie, Conn ; ?Ion. De Witt Clinton, ll.d. New-York; Charles Caldwell, m.d. Philadelphia ; Rev. Timothy Aldea,, Diflrift weft of the Alleghany, Ptnn. ; Rev. Samuel Miller, D.D. Piinceton, N.J. ; Hon. Charles Golr'fborough.Annapo- lis, Maryland ; George W. P. Cuftis, Efq. Arlington, Virg. Col. Benjamin Hawkins orth-CaroIina ; Hon. LafigolblEL Cheeves, Charlefton, S.C; Mofes Fiike, Efq. Teflucflee-: 181§.:3 Q 2 1 86 Literary Societies. JacoK Burnett, Efq, Ohio ; Hon. ElgiusFrnmentine, New- Orl-'ans, Louifiana i Hon. Winthrop Sargent, Natchez, MifTifTippi Territoiy. R'^cordivg Secreta-y. Rejoice Ncwtcn. F/q. Worcefter. Ajfiflant Recording Secretary, N^iili'l G. Snelling, Bofton. Corrcfponding Secretaries, Rf v. Thatldeus M. Harris, d.d. Dorchefter; Rev. Wi'liam Jer)ks, Prof (Tor at Bowdoin College ; Samuel M. Surnfide, Elq. Worceder. Treafwer, Ifaiah Thomas, jun. Bofton. Lib^a-ian and Cabinet Keeper^ Samuel Jennifon, jun. Efo. Worc.-ne.-. Commt.ttee fo Pubhyhing, Rev. A.uon Bancroft, d.d.; Kev. William Bcntley ; William Paine, m.d. - Committee of IVayi and Mrans, William Paine, m.d.jI Samui'l. J. Prefcott, E^q. ; Benjamin RufTell, Efq. Rev." William Bcnr^ey ; Hon Edward Bangs. Receiving OJrcers, Haiah Thoma?;, jr. Boflon ; Wiiliairi Wilkinfon, Elq Providence, R.I. ; John W. Francis, m.d. New-York; Matthew Carey, Elq. Philadelphia. Others to be appointed. Someraei Haleyonic ayid Lsgical Societyfor the Promo- tion ofLiterature in the Countij of Somerset. Instituted October 7, 1809. Yearly choice of Officers on the ibt Monday in January. Leicester Female Literary Society. Instituted in 1809. First Directress, Mary 13. K. Wheeler. Second do. Alice Sprague. Secretary, Almira Earle. j Treasurer tf Librarian, Lucrelia Denny. .| JFaitfeld Female Literary jisstjnbly. Instituted 1S09. Qloueester Female Society for Promoting Christian Knoivlcdge. President, Miss Lucy F Coffin. Secretary, Miss Sally Somes. Meetings Semi-annually '2d Tuesday in April and Octo. Boston Societyfor the Religious and Moral Impro-ve- ment of Seamen. Instituted May 11, 1812. President, Gamaliel Bradford, Esq. Secretary, Rev. Joseph Tuckerman^ Jirea&urer^ Mr. William Ropes. Agricultural Societies. 187 Ji.xccut{ve Committee, The above, ^vith Rev. Charles Lowell, Rev. VVilliiini E. Chui,nir,g, Rev. Samuel C. Tiiacher, Rev. Hor;ice Holk-y, Gt urge G.Lee, Esq. RicliHrd Sullivan, Esq. Heiuleibon Inches, Esq. Massachusetts Societyfor jirovioting JgricuUure. Incorporated M.'irch 7, 1792. Annual meeting 2d Wednesday in June. Pn\side?ity Aaron Dexter, m.d. J-'irst Vice-President, Samuel VV. Pomeroy, Esq, Second do. Hiomas L. W^inthrop, Esq. Treasurer, John Prince, Esq. ^ SscrelurUs Richard Sidlivan, Esq- Tru'-itccs, Hon Dndicy A Tyni;, Ebenczer Preble, Esq. Hon. I'eter C Brooks, Gorhairi Parsons, Esq. Hon. J'jsiah Qjincy, JohnT. Kirkiand, d. d.ll.d. Kenncbcck Agricultural Society at Jng:i3ta. Iiistitutcd in 1800. Incorporated Feb 17, ISOl. Western Society of Middlesex Imsbandmsn, Incorporated Fel^. 2{>, 1S03. Yearly meeting 1st Tuesday in Sf]}tember. Oxford Agricultural Soci'-ty. Semi-annual n^eetings on the 2d Tuesday ol" Inarch, and 1st Tuesday of October, at Fr\eburgh. Berkshire J^fricultural Society at Pitts/ield. Fresidtmt, Eikuuah v\'atso:i. Shreivsbunj United JgricuUural Society, Pre6zWc«^ TnomasW. VVard, Esq. Secretary, V. Hemmepway. Berkshire Agricultural Society. President, Thomas iNlelvilleJun. E^q- Treasurer, Mr. El^cnczf r Center. Secretary, Willicim C. Jarvis, Esq. The Society expends ;d)out .500 dollars annually m premiums for "the encouragement of Manufacteis, Ag- ricultures, &c. , 1 88 Academies In MafTachufetij. ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Phillihs Jcadcmy in Andover, Incorpor. Oct. 4, 1780. President y Rtv. Eiiphalet Pearson, ll.d. Vice-Pri:ddtnt^ Hon. Oliver Wendell. CUrky Mark Newman, a.m. Treaaurery iSamuel Fiirrar, Esq. Princifial, John Avlams, a.m. Fryebur^ Academy.. F.-b. 8, 1792. Anr.os J. Cook, a.m. Pieceptor. Rev. Lincoln Ripley, President. Briatoi Academy at Taunton. 1792. Luther Bailey. A''ew-SuU"m Acad. 1795. Phinehas Johnson, a b. Precep. ^and:uic/i Accdcmy, 1804. Elijah Gates, a.m. Precep. Dum7f!er Ac(idr?ny, at Newburv, October 3, 1782. Rev. Abiel Abboc. IlalirjiveU Apadtmy. March 5, 1791. Jona. Curtis, a.m. Berwick Academy. Alar. 11,1791. Wm. A. Tomson. Marblehcad Academy. Nov.l7, 1792. Joseph Dana, a.m. Flymoiuh Academy, at Bridgewater. March 19, 1793. Levi \V. Leonard, Groton Acndcmy Sept. 28, 1793. James Weston. Wci^rford Academy. Sept. 28, 1793. Nahunn H.Groce. Portlund Academy . Feb. 27,1794. BezaleelCushnian. Deerfield Academy. March 1, 1797. Aaron Arms. Derby Acadrmy, at Hingham. June 17, 1797. Dar.iel Kimball, a.m. Milton Academy. March 3, 1798. Rev. Warren Pierce. Framini^ham Acadtmy. Mar. 1, 1799 Geo. Morej ,a.b. Berks/lire Academy, at Lenox Feb. 22, 1803 LGieason. Bluehill Academy. March 8, 1803. Eiias Upton, a.m. Bradford Academy. ¥cb 10, 1804.Richavd Kur.ball, a.b. Pittsjicld Female Academy. 1806. Miss-Eiiza Doane, Preceptress. Mis.s Dantorth, Assistar.t Day\ Bridgeton Academy. March 8, 1 808. Bath Female Acadtmy . Harriot Low, Preceptress. Wis'cassetAcadc mica lA. Bible Society of^affac/nifetts. Infiitnted in July, 1P09. Prcfident, His Honor William Phillips. Vice- Prefident, John L^throp, d.d. Trenfurtr, Mr. John Tappan. Affijlant Treafurer, Mr. John Grew. Cone[pending Secretary, Rev. Samuel C. Thacher. R'CO''divg Secretary, Rev. John Pierce. Trvjlees, fames Freeman, D.n. Rev. Jofliua Huntington, Elip'ialct Porter, d.d. Ahiel Holmes, d.d. Thomas Bald- win, d.d. Rev. Ciiarles Lowell, Samuel S-^lifbury, £(({. Hon. William Brown, Hon. Ilaac Parker, Hon. Peter C. Brooks, John Tucker, Efq. Joieph Hurd, Efq. S;.muel Park- man, EQ]. Jofeph May, PLfq. Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, Hen- ry Flill, Eff]. Deacon John Simpkins, Hon. Thomas Dawes. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Rev. W^IUiam E. Channing, Rev. Francis Parkraan, and Jonathan Phillips, Efc]. Annual meeting, 2d Thurld.^y aTter Genei?! El ftion, when a fermon is preached at 1 1, a.m. and a colUftlon made to aid the objctls of the Society. Boston Femak Bible Society. Instituted Sept. 5, 1814. Fremlmt, Mrs. Ann Parker, Vice-Frtsickntft, Mrs. Jedidiah Morse, Mrs. laac Boweis, Mi-s. Jiimes Eloyd, Mrs. Catharine Codman, Fecorcling- Secretary, Msss Catharine M. CfKiman. Corresjiondinp; Secretary , Mrs. Jcbhua Huritingtcn, Treasurer, Miss Sarah C. Lowell. Aisistant Treasurer, Mi5>s Elizabeth Haskins. Bible Society of Salfm and vidiity. Incc r. Feb. 26, 181 1. P'efident, Rtw Manafieh Cutler, i.l.d. Recording Secretary, Kt:v. Abie! Abhor, Salcin Bible Tranfaticn and Foreign Mifion Society. Iiiftiiuted i8t2. Prefdent, Rev. Lucius BoUes. ir Kcv ]eremiah Chaplin, Fue-Pre/idents,n rj . S ^ Mr. Michael Webb. Treafurer, Mr, Ebcnr/.er Sf ccomb. Recording Secretary, Mr, Micharl Sl.erherd. Correfponding Secretary, Mr. John Moriarty. Bilde Sociitycf Maim, LHlitiicd in i8c^. Prtfidtnt, Rev. j< ffe App'eton, i>.d. Vice-Prffdmt, Rev. Elijah Kellopg. ecjurtr^lloix. Samuel Freeman. r90 Bible Societies. CorrefpondiTtg Secretcry^ Rev. Edwaid Payfon. Recording iiecrdary, Mr. Edwaid Cobb. Merrimack Bible Society in Neiuburyport. Incorpo^ i8lo. PrefidrnL, Samuel Spring, i;.d. Vice- Prefident. Rev. John Andrews. Corrcfponding ^ecretary^ Rev. Dan.el Dgna, d.D. Recording Secretary, William Woart, Efq. TreaJ'urery Richard Pike, Efq. Bible Society in the County of Middlefeit. Prejtdent, Ge\;tral John Brooks of Medio: d. Vic.-Prefidents^ Rev. Cliaiics Stearns, D.D.of Linccln, Rev. Ezra R;piry, ct Concord, Rev. Daniel Chaplin, of Gioton, Rev. Paul LirchSeid, of Carlifle, Rev; Jedidiah Mor(e,D.D. ot Chaiieb,town Corrt'.sfionding Secretary y Levi Hedge, Esq. Professor in H;rirvi Bristol Bible Society i?i Taunton, Insiituted juiie 30, IS 14. Theological Society for the Education of Pious Young Menfor the Miyiiatru. Instituted ai Hallowell, June 1812. Presidenty Kev, EtUvard Payson. Annual nieeting at Portland, 2d M'ednesday in Oct. Auxiliary Bible Society in Worcester County^ Organized Septeraher 7, 181,5. Officers annually elc6led on the ad Thurfday in Sept. Prejident, Hon. Jofeph Alien. ViCfPreJidenty Rev. Dr. Sumner Secretary, Rev. Nathaniel Thayer. Treafurer, Hon. Benjamin Hey wood. Directors, Rev. Dr. Boncroft, Hon. Benj-imln Adams, Rev. John Fiflce, James Wiifon, E'q. Rev. Elifha Rock- wood, Pliny Earle, Hon. Levi Lincoln, jr. The anrnial meeting will be hoid^n at Worccfter, ou the fecondThurfdr-y of September, i8i6. TI-k: Rev. Dr. Sumner is chol'en the tU0, and the Rev . Dr. Puffer the fecond preacher. Mafonic Societies. jgt Oncers of the Grand Encamjiment of Knights Tcmfliars. Sir Thomas S. Webb, Esq. ot Boston, Grand Master. Sir Henry Fowle, do. Grand Generalissmo. Sir Jona. Gage, Esq. of New bury pt. Grand Cajit. Gtn. Sir GriMnell,ot Albany, Grand Treaaurer. Sir John M.. Eddy, of Providence, Grand Recorder. Boston Encamfiment of Kniqhts Templars. Founded AD 1805, Sir Henry Fowle, Grand Master. Sir Thomas P. Jackson, GeneralissihW. Sir Henry Paikitt, Captain General. Sir Robert Lnsh, jr. S.-72i->r IVardrn. Sir Akxancle!' Bowers, Junior I linden. Sir Andrew Sijyourney, I'rcafturer, Sir John Loriiiii:, Rec! rder. Sir James Gilclinst, Sta7zdanl Bearer. Sir Elisiia Wheeler, Snvord Bairer. Sir S-^lh Johf.son, Cnm?7ns.mrij, Sir E')ejiezer Olivei', Centinel. King Dariu.s^ Council of Knights of the Red Cross at Portland Sir James D.Hopkins, E'q. Mjs't Illustrious Master. Geney-al Grand Roual Arch Chapter of the U. States. M E.Benj.Hurd, EKq.cfCharlestowni GJ^.lTgh Priest. M.E Tliomas S. VVtbi), of Boston, G.G Kinq: M.E. Ezra Ames, E^q. of Albany, G.G. Scn'be. ME H. Huntini^ron, of Norwich, G.G. Marshall. The General Grand Chapter mr^ct Septenniallw and their next meeting will be held during this year ; at which meeting an Union of all the Grand Chapters in the several States is contemplated. Grand Royal _ Arch Chapter of Massachusetts. Officers elected annuallv in September, alternately at Boston and Newburvport. Officers elected September 1815. M.E. John Abbot, Esq. of Westford, Grand High Priest. E. James C. King, Salem, Defiu Grand High Priest. E. Henry Fowle, of Boston, Grand King. E. Nuh'l Knapp, jr. of Newburyport, Grand Scribe, E. Thomas P. Jackson, of Boston, Grand Treasurer. K: John Loring, do. Grand Secretary. . 192 Mafonic Societies. E. Zaclia. G. Whitman, of Boston, Grand Marshal. Rev. Cump. P.ml DeHii,of Bv)Stoii, "> Grand E. 6c iiev. Eze. L. Bascom, Phillipston. 3 Chahlains. Benjaoiin Wiiitmore, of Newburyport, ^ Jonatlian G. Johnson, do. ( Grand Seth Johnson, of Boston, r Stewards. Samuel Davis do. } Ebenezer Oliver, of Boston, > , ^^^'^^r'^^^.j tlyceis. Richard Hannewell, of Newbur\^port.$ 1.1 acMitio'.i to ihc annual moetiiv^, there are two stat- ed coiumuMK^iu wU's of the Gnuxl Chapter every year in Boston, in die nudths of December and June. Royal .drch Cha/itrrs under the Jurisdiction of tkf- Grand Chafiter cf Massachui^etts St. Andrijiv's Rounl Arch Chap.tcr^ Boston. ME. H. -belt Lash, jr. tlig'h Priest. £ Zichariah G Wiiitaiin, Esq. King. E. Alexander Bovvers, Scribe. S .niuei Howe, Trcafiurer. Elisha Wheeler, Secretary. E. A'lgustus Pcabody, Esq. R. A. Cajituin-. John Lori'ig, Cafitain of the Host. E'.cazcr G. House, Princifial Sojourner. Kui^ Cyrus'' Chafiter^ J\''envburyliort. M.E. Gilman WiVi.e, Es(|. High Priest, E. Joseph Brown, King. E. James Francis, Scribe. St. John*s Chafiter, Groton. M.E C deb Butler, Esq. High Priest. E. James licw-s, King. E. Sampson Woods, Esq. Scribe. Mount Vernon Chaliter, Portland. M.E. James D. Hopkins, Esq, Pligh Priest. King Solomon''s Chajiter^ Charlton. ME.. 8c Pvev. Richai-d Carriquc, High Priest. E. John Brown, King. E. Benjamin Stow, Scribe. JVashlngfon Chafiter^ Salem. M E. Thomas Coie, High Priest. E. John Norris, Scribe. E. Robert Brookhouse, King. . Revenue Officers, &c, i^j Kln^ Hiram's Chafiter, Greemvich. M.E. Sc Uev. Alpheiis H irdir.j^, /%/z Fri^ist, E & Rev. E. L. Ba scorn, Kaii^. E. Raymond vSc-r/i^c. Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. Elected December A.L. 5815. M.W.Benjamin Russell, Esq. of Boston Grand Master, R.W. Au^us. Peabody, Esq. do. Grand^en. Warden, ^. W. Ralpli H. Frencli, Esq of Marblchead, Grand Juuior Warden. D T»7 * 1 r.. ^ K. W. Andrew Sigournev, Eq. GruJid Treasurer. Li.W. John Solev, Esq. Graral Secreturif. The other Officers are appointed on the festival of S>t. John, when the Grand Officers aie in-trdled. REVENUE OFFICERS IN MASSALHU3ETTS. Collectors. Berry A. S. Dearborn Jose])]i Storcr Kenncbunk BoGton ^ Charley.town. Je]-em'ali O'Britn Machias VVuhim Ravinond Ue Daniel Coflin A'antuc/cet Sulan and Beverlii. JohnHawcs JsTc-.v-B'-dford foseph Wilson Marblehead LemTJ^rtscoit l^usamnu ^mMAyc^xY^^Y\^''eToburyixt. Josiah Hook Pniobscot ohn kittrcdge Gloucester Henrv VV^arren Pknnouth IsHiah L.Green i?ur;i5A;.'6/e Isaac ILsiev. ir. Portland hshua Wingate,jr. Bath Daniel GranV'' S'lCQ >fath i Wiiiiams Dv^hton Jo.s. YAvl^yWaldoborouLrk 1 hos. Cnok, jr. Edirarton Francis Cook WLcns^tt Ionian yi- Frencmns. Bay Jerenuah Bradbury York Asa Atidrews Ijis^vkh JVaval Officers. Thomas Melville, Boston and Charlestotvn. Henry Elkins, Salem and Beverly. Daniel _ Swett, J\''ewburypori rristram Dalton, Surveyor ct* Insjiector of Revenue^ Surveyors. ^^^^^^^ 3eor^e Hodir'=>s \ ^ Wm.M. Dawes Thomastn. I Beverly t /^ t < Porthmd oshua Prentiss/Wflr3/Meai J'^'^' ^' J^^^'^^t ^ >Xoz!/l A^m. Cross JSTeivlmryfiort Isaac Carter Augustu 816.] ]i 94 Revenue Officers, &c. Insfjecfors and Mmsurers, Boston iJf Chariestovjn. Benjrimin Eaton Ebenez. Clovii^li Ciuirles Lincoln John Pr JVcighcrs and Guag^rs, Boston ISf Chnrlcstoivn. Peter Dol'iver I fanu^s S. Lovt.U j Eb ndc'e Geny Thomas Rice VV. R. Lee, jr. I I Wardens of the Port^ avA Survruorf} of Damage on T'-.s-sr/.v and Curgocs; Boston Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Court. Suffolk uvd Mnuuckf.'. —Bostc.n, Ist Tuesday in March, ancl 4ti) Tuesday in November. Jisstx. — Ipswich, 4Lh Tii-^sday in A])ri].—Salem, 6th Tuesd iv, next after the 4tii 'I'uc^day 'n\ September. Middle.^cx. —Ccnicord, Ibt Tuesciav in April.—Cam- bruii^:, 5th Tufsd:iv next alter the 4th Tuesday in Sept. y&r/(-._York, 3d Tuesilay in May.—Alfred, 6th Tues. next attcr the 3ci Tuesday in September. Harnfi shirty Franklin andHampdcn.—Northam])toij 4t!. Tuesdji-v in April and 3d Tuesday in Septeml)er. Plymouth — Pi>mouth, 2d Tuesday next, after tlie 4th I'uesday \r Sepiernber. * Brifitol.—Taufitois, 3d Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday tf September.* Barn.dabk' and Dukes.—Barnstable, 1st Tuesday next after tlie 4tli Tuesday vf September. Worcef.ter,—^VV<;rcescer, 2d Tuesday in April, and h Tur schiy in September. Cumberland and Oxford.—Pnrtlard, 4th Tuesday in Mav, and 4th Tuesday next after 3d Tuesday in Sept. Lincoln.—Wiscasset, on the 2d Tuesday next alter the 4il\ Tuesday in May, and on the 3d Tuesday ot Sept. Berkshire.—Ler.ox, on tiie 2d Tuesday next after the 4th Tuesday in April, and on the 2d Tuesday in Sept. Hancock and IVaahingfoji. —Castine, on the odTues- :l -^ftf:r ay next rhe 4^ , Tuesday in May. * A lanv term is holden alternately at Plymouth and at Taunton, for the counties of Ph mouth and Bristol, on the 2d Tuesday of juiy annualiy. The first term was holden in July last, at Pivmtulh. The next will be of course at Taunton in Jidy next. These law- are terms of much in^.portance to the above counties ; and it would s;ive much time and expense, if other parts of the Corr.monweaith shfuid c me into the system. The law terms in Suffolk and Nantucket, York, Cum- berland and Oxford, Lincoln, liancork anci Washington, Keniif oeck and tScmerset, are the first terms mentioned in those counties. The law ternns in Essex, Middlesex, Hampshire, Franklin and Han.pden, Bariistable and Dukes, Worce- ster and Berkshire, are in Autumn-. ! i 96 Sittings of Courts in MafTachufetts. J^orfolk,—Dedham, on the 3d Tuesday in Febinian' and 4th 1 uesday next after the 4th I'uesday in Sepi Kemiebeck 1st Somersft. —Augusta, on the 1st Tuts «Jay after next the 4th Tuesday m May, and on the 2( Tuesday next after the 3d Tuesday of September. Calendar of Circuit Courts ofCommon Pleas. Essex.—Ipswich on the 3d Monday of March, ant 3d Monday of Dec.—Salem, 3d Monday of June.--New buryport, 3d Monday of September. Middlesex.—Conccrd, 2d Monday in Sept. 2d Mon day in March and 2d Monday in June.—Cambiidge, 2c Monday in December. ^Korc August, and 2d Monday next after the 4th Monday ir- No\-ember. Humfishire.—^Northampton, 4th Monday in March 3d Monday in August, and 3d Monday in November. Havifiden, —Springtield, 3d Monday in March, 4tt Monday in August, and 4th Monday in' November. Franklin.—Greenfield, on the Tuesday of the weel next after 4th Monday in March, 2d Monday in August and 2(1 Monday in November. Berkshire. —Lenox, 1st Monday in January, 3d Mon- day next after 4th Monday in March, and 3d Monday in September. ^Yo7/o//t.— Dedham, 4th Monday in April, 3d Monday In September, and 3d Monday in December. Plymouth,—Plymouth, 2d Monday in April, 2d Mon* day in August, and 3d Monday in November. Bristol.—Taunton, 2d Mondays in March, June, Sep- tember and December. Banistable.—Barnstable, Sd Tuesday in April, and 1st Tuesday in September. A'an^wc^fr.—Nantucket, 2d Monday in May, and 1st Monday in November. Z)u^(fs.^-Edgarton, 3d Monday in May, and 2d Mcfn- dav in November. York. —Alfred, Jst Monday in January, and 2d Mon- day in September.—York, Sd Monday in April. Sittings of Courts in Maflachufetts. 197 €-uw26^7/(/72f/,—Portland, 1st Tuesday in March, 3d Tuesday m June, and SdTuesda-, in November. Oxford —Paris, laSt Tuesda}' in Ftbraary, 2d Tues- day in June, and 1st Tuesday in October. 'Li?icoln.—\\'zivi>Yiy 2d Mondav in Jan.—VViscasset 2d Monday in May.—Topsban)/4r.j) Monday in August. K'?inedecL-^Au'^usiii, 2(1 Mondays in April, August, and Deccmbe^r. 6o^er,5e^.—NcTridgewcx:k, Sd Tuesday in Mrirch, the Tuesday next preceding the 2d Monday in August, and 1st Tuesday in Novenii)er. Havcock.—Castnie, 2d Tutsdav in April, 1st Tues- day in No\'en^!)er,—B.uigor, Ibi Tuesday in January ind 2d Tuesday in July. lVa:hing'ton. —Machias, Ibt Tuesday in March and September. Aanmcket.—'^-.iriXwck.Giy 2d Monday in May, and 1st Monday in l)cto!)er. /:)w-(Y'.s.~Edgarton, 3(1 I^oiiday in May, and 1st VL nday \\\ No\ember. Calendar of Court fi of Sc^ifsions, Suffolk.—Boston, on the Lst 'i\iesday in January, on he 3d Tuesday in April, on the 1st Tuesday in July, Hid on the 1st Tuesday in October. Diikcfi —Edsai-toM, on the c>i\ Mondav in May, and on he 1st Monday in Novembt r. A'anttick-t —Nantucket, on the 3d Mondav in April, ir.d on tiie 2d Mom lay in October. The Boston Court of Common Fleas. 1st Tuesdays in July, Ocu>ber, Tanuarv ard April, U\zvi^ is a town court held by the Recorder, at the :ourt-house, every Wednesday, for the trial of Justice :auses. The Munidf-al Coi'rt in Boston Is lioiden on the 1st Monday in each month, except Vpril and October. / Probate C-Airts in Suffolk. Boi^ton, on every Monday in the year, except the lst >l':ndcty in each montli. 8161 R2 , :/ 198 Tnfpedors, appointed by Gov, & Council. Insficftor-General of Pickled Fish, Henry Purkitt, of Boston. (Office, Doane-Street.) DefLUty iJf Assistant, Henry Purkitt, jr. of Boston. Defiuties. Boston Benjamin Clark, Brenvster, ^c. Isaac Clark i James BaiTy, Jacob Bars- Jonas Jones ^ tow, Nathl. Howe, Benja. Chariest, J Owen, Charles Pook, Jos. _Buckstown, ^c. Jonas Urann, Gershom Spear, jr. Blood Marbleheady Jona. Roundy Vinalhaven Wm.Vinall, j r. J^envbury John Pulsifer James Genn Scituate, Isaac Peirce Bangor, Asa Davis, John Allen }\erkhy Nehemiaii J^eivbfit. Nicholas Brown New hail, jr. /^o;Y/awfl?AnthonvFuT nald, Halloivtll Moses Palmer Tliomas Buniham '"^wmzvy Luther Gardner, Haverhill Charles Davis Henry Gardner, 2d. Gl'jucester Moses Gilbert Hnmiiden Prince Gorhani it /3a th , ^r. .1 ona s Sm h J^'luciiu.s James Holmes Srinipson W. Parker Jndovr. Jonathan Stevens Lynn John B. Newhall Edgecomb Saml. Tarbox Hingham Caleb Ray, Orrington, £j7'c. Danrel Ensi.en Barnes, jr. Clr.pp J/)sii'ich Benja. Averill Iraukfort, cSfc. Tisdaie Cohasset Job Cnshin^, jr. Dean Taunton laines Danfonh 7ruro David D3er Weymn, Elisha Bianchard Lubt ck William Pheips George t. Benja. Emmcui^ Ins/ieclor ofA'ails, Gen. John Winsiow, of Boston. Deputy 'l?is/icctor, Asa Dantorth, cf Taunton. Lisjiector ofButter is" Lard, Edmund \V]-ight,cf Boston. (Office in Cambritige- Street.) Deputies. Charlestcd'n Moses Hall JWivburyht. Thos. Dodge Haverhill Nathaniel Hills Saleri " Jonathan Ropes Marblehead]iir\:\..\\cmu\Y ForHand John K.Smith Insjiector of Tobaccofor Boston and Charkstown. John Todd, of Boston. InfpcRor of Pot and Pearl APus, David Townfend, of Bofion. (Office oppofite South Burying Place, Pleafant-Stieet.) Depvties, Ckarlejicznn, John Au(l!n, N(wb)^pt. Jona. Cail, Medfcrd, Andr. Blaiichard, Portland^ John K. Smith. Deputy Infpe6lors, &c. 199 JnfpeSlor of Beef and Pork, Ifaac Smith, of Charleftown. (Office at No. 3, Cufrom-Houle Street.) Deputies. Amffbury Benjamin Lurvey, Gardiner Sewall Brown Richard Sawyer Halloivell George Bartlett Bojicn James Barry, Thomas Haverhill Richard Ayer, jr. Emmons, Jofeph BafTet, Medferd Jonathan Warner John Farrie, Ifrael Cook, Marhlehead Jona. Roundy John Carteret, James Newburyport Nichol. Brown Barry, jr. Samp, Tarbell Newbury Caleb Kimball, Bath JelTe Ruflell, James John Ofgood Foller Portland Seih Bird, Jedidiah Bcnror John Allen Dow HilLrira John Parker ^ox/^wrjyChs.Jcy,lohnWe11s CkarUjlown James Saiith, Rowley Solomon Nelfon Jothi'.ra Barry, Thomas Salf'vi James Gray Gould Sftlifjury Seth Claik, Samuel Concord Jonathan Curtis Dorr' Cambridge John Tarbel Saco Robert Cleaves Camden Nathan Brown Springfield Amafa Pirfons Cornijh Simeon Chadbourne Watertcwn Abr; F. Rogers, Dcdham Ab^j ah Parker Peter Whteier DanversDzmtX Goldthwait, Wifcajfet Benjamin Allen, Samuel Stanley Jofeph Smitlr Falmouth Jofeph Chei^ery W. Cambridge G. Williams Gorham James M'Lellan Kteper of the Standards of IVei^hts arid Mcafures, avd (ex officio) as Treafurcr, John T. Apthoip, ot Boflon. Richard Auftin, his Deputy at Bofion. Inspector of Hcf.Sy Samuel Jriques, jr. (OfEce in Main-Street, Charieslc.vn, near the Square.) Deputy Inspectors^ Henry Jaques, Omrkstcivn, Walter Dickson, GrctoUy Ephraim Haw, Berlin. Boston Hat Manufactory. Incorporated Feb. 27, ^810. President, Jesse bi own. C7er/r, Caleb Hartshorn, Treasurer, Samuel Barry. Jgenty Hciny Messineer. Directors, Thomas S. Boardinan, Daniel Messing^er, Thomas Hughes, Samuel Barry. 200 A Table of Inter efl.. A TABLE of SIMPLE INTEREST, at Six per Cent. calculated in Dollars^ Cents ond Milks. pnnci- I I week. I i month. I Duties. 202 DUTIES, AT PRESENT PAYABLE BY I AW ON ALL GOODS, WARES AND MERCHANDIZES IMPORTED INTO THE U. S. Note. The duties annexed to the following articles ab- hiyonlytofuch OS are imp, rtcd in American regijleredvcilch ; '""f''''^^' or fea letter ve[fels, an additionof iboutjijteenir/7!r'i per cent, on t/ieduty is exacted. ^rxns, fire and /Ido, not otherwifc enumerated, or parts thereof, 30 per c< nt. ad valorem. Apparatus, philofopbical. See Fhilofophical Apparatus. Apparel, vearmg. See Wearing Apparel, &c. ^'°''^''' ^" "^^ ®' bottles, 16 cents per gal- ion ' On the bottles, if black glafs quart bottles, 120 cents per grots. Antimony, rep, ul us of, free. Artificial flowers feathers and other ornaments for wo- men s head drcflcs, 30 per cent, ad valorem, nniteed, 30 do-. \rncles of all kinds of the growth or manufacture of the united States, or their territories, upon which no draw- back, bounty or allowance has been paid or admitted. Almonds, 4 cents per pound. Anchors, 3 do. ^Aquafortis, free. ^2ggage perfonal. See Wearing*>**-'Apparel, &c.Jfree, 5ark of the Cork tree, /r^^. irafs cannon, 30 per cent, ad val, Brafs Teutenage and \^ue, free. Iron or Heel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils, and vices» 2/; per cent, ad val. * ^ All other manufactures of brafs, 30 do. and Jails b.ilfams. 30 do. See Powders, Paftes, &c. sealts, v,z. horfes, cattle, fliecp, fwine, or other ufeful ones, Jmporteo for breed, free. Jeer. See Ale, Beer, &c. jricksand tiles, 30 per cent, ad val. riftlescf fwine, /ree. jonnets, hats and caps of every kind, 30 per cent, ad v^l. •oots, 150 cents per pair, looks, blank, 25 per cent, ad val. 302 Duties. j Bottles, black glafs quart, 150 cents per grofs. Buiions of evoy kind, 30 p"r cent, ad vai. Buckles, fhoeand knee, 30 do. Briifbes, 25 do. Burgundy wine, 90 cents per gallon. Burrfiones, unwrought, free. Bullion, free, Ciinnon, of brafs, 30 per cent, ad val. Carrlnges, or parts of carriages, 40 do. Cards, piaying, 50 cenisper pack •' wool and cotton, loo cents per dozen. Cables and tarred cordage, 4 cents per pound. Cabinet waies, 30 per cent, ad val. Caps, hats and bonnets of every kind, 30 do. Carpi ts and carpeting, 30 do. Cartridge p^per, 30 do. Candles, of tallow, 4 cents per pound. of wax or fpermaccti, 12 do. Champaign wine, 90 cents per gallon. Capers, 30 per cent, ad val. Canes, talking Ricks and whips, 25 do. Cambri< ks, 25 do. Caflla, Chincie, 8 cents per pound. Clay, unwrought, /r<;(?. Checfe, 14 cents per pound. China ware, 30 percent, ad val. Cinni«mon and cloves, 40 cents per pound. Chintzes and coloured calicoes or inuflins, and all printed, {laincd or coloured goods or manufactures, or r.ot bein| printed, ftained or coloured, of cotton or of lin(n, or oi both, or (-f which cotton or Imcn is the material of chie! value, 25 pei cent, ad val. Cocoa, 4 c. nts per pound. Chocolate, 6 do. Clogs and golcfhoes, 30 cents per pair. See Shoes. Cordage, tarr;ed, 4 cents per pound. uniarred, 5 do. Comfits, 30 per cent, ad val. Cofnietic, 30 do. Cc^al, 10 cents per bufliel. Colours, 30 per cent, ad val. See Palntei's Colours- Copper ra.^nufactures, 30 do. in plates, pigs and bars, fret, Cork tree, bark o{,Jrter Duties. 203 Compofitlons for the teeth or ?;itfns, 30 per cent, ad val. St-e Dentifrice. Coffee, 10 ceiKi per pound. Cotton, 6 do. I'^ags, free. Cotton or linen manufactures, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the materiaf of chief value, whether printed, ftained, coloured or othc rwi(e, 25 per cent, ad val. Clocks and watches, or parts of either. 30 iO. Co^iches, chariots, phaetons, chairs, chailes, folos, or other carri;^<;es, or parti otciilier, 40 oo. Cioth ng, r(?j.dy niiide, 23 Demijohns, 40 x>Qi cent, ad val. £-)fthen and llonc wares, 30 do. hfTcnces, 30 do. See Powders, Paf^cs, &:c. I'ans, or paits there-of, 30 do. Fayal wine, 56 cents per gallon. Feathers and oiher ornaments fer women's head drefles, 30 per cetit. ad val. Fringes, commonly ufed by upholilerers, coach-makers and fadd'crs, 30 do. Figs, 4 cents per pound. I'lfh dried, foreign caught, 100 cents per quintal. Mrckarel, 120 cents per barrel. Salmon, 200 do. All other pickled fish, 80 cents per barrel. Flowers, artificial, 30 per cent ad val. F^oor cloths and mats, or parts of either, 30 do. Fruits of all kinds, except thofe othcrwife particulafly enu- merated, 30 do. Furs of every kind, undre{rcd,/rf^. Glafs black quart bottles, J2o cents per grofs. ..._-- window, not above 8 by io inches, 320 cents per jco Iquare feet* 204 Duties, | Giafs, Window, not above loby 12, 350 dc: above 10 by 12, 430 do. sii oihsr giafs and manufactures thereof, 40 per cental ad v.il. I ptauber salts, 400 cents p.-r cwt. Gauzes, 1^ percent, ad vai. Geneva. See Spirits. Ginger, 30 per cent, ad val. Girandoles, or pirts thereof, 40 do. Goloftioes, 30 cents per pair. See Shoes. Gloves and mittens of every kind, 30 per cent, ad s^a!. Gold, fi!vprand])la:ed ware, 30 do. Gold and filver iace, 30 do. Goods, warts and mcrch mdife intended to be re-exported toaforc!-n po-t or piace, in the fame fhip or vWiV! ii which they dial I l,c imported, .-nd hU articles of the growth or nianuh.ciuicof the United States, or of ihcii territories, upon which no drav'h:ick, bounty, or allow- ance ha'i oeen paid or admitted, f>ee. Goods, wares and merchandife, i;o' herein otherwife partic- ularly er^ume.ated and defciibed, 25 ^^er cent, ad val. Glue, 8 cents per |) und, Gunpowder, 8 do, *Gum, chiefl/ ui'ed in preparing mufiins, cottcm, ox lin'^ns, tor receiving colours or Hoop and fl!r, 2 cents per pound. —— Sheet, 3 do. -• Call, and all manufactures of iron, fteel, or brafs, 01 ot which either of tht^fe mftals is the aiticle of chief val ue, not being otherwife panicularly enuroeiated, o© tr»'; "" cent, ad val. Duties. 205 Jewellery and pafte work, 30 do. Kid fhoes, 30 cenrs per pair. Lace, of ^old and fiiver, 30 per cent, ad val. Laces, and lawns, 25 do. Laces, lines, fring; s, tafTels, and trimmings commonly ufed by upholfterers, or coachmakers and faddlers, 30 per cent. ad val. Lamp bjack, 25 do. Lapis caliminaris,/r of lead, not otherwife particularly enumerated. 2 cents per pound. --- of cotton or linen, or of both, whether printed, ftain- ed, coloured or otherwife, 25 per cent, ad val. of glafs. See Glafs. -— of tobacco. See Snuff, S-gars, and Tobacco. ot wood. See Cabinet Wares and Wood. ^^^^"' "" ^^'^'" territories, n"^ A t H"'^t'^ upon which ^^ allowance has ' ""'^ been paid or ad- mitted /r"* ^'''' °^^"^'^^' 30 per cent, ad val. :ia!r/lair, T/.^n?j'2o cents per'^^l^V';buflael. larhle, flate, and other^ftone, bricks, tiles, tables, Rroriar., 1 2o6 Duties. and gen erally al and oiher urcnGls of marble or Hate, cent, ad vai. ftor.e and earthen ware, 30 per Mddeira wines. See Wines. M.ii"ga wines, 56 cents per gallon. Macf, <2 5o cents per pound. barrel. Mackarel, 120 cents per j - j • r dying, Mcdicina! dru-s except thofe commonly uled m 3 percent, -.d val. , ^1 be, re-exported 1 M.-rchaiidifc, floods and wares, Intended to or veije m whic a foreign poit or phce, in -be fame ih-.p other articles of the ^rowt they ihail be imsM>rtcd ; and A\ of their teriitone: or manufacture vi tho Unit.d St.tes, or has bee upon which no dr-uvback, bounty, or allowance fitted, /r^c. paid or ad • . 1 , et -ood.and wares, not herein otherw fe paracu.arly iimeratcd and defcribed, 2,5perCc-nt. ad val. Mittens and gloves of every kind, 30 do^ Milii'.iefy, icady made, 30 do. MolafT.s, 10 cents j er gallon. Morocco fiiocs, 30 cents per ya;r. or pai Mufl^ets and fire- locks, ^vith or without bayonets, of either, 30 per cent, ad val. Mu(Uird in {lour. 30 do. Mufl-ns and muflmeis, whether printed, flained, coloured, < otherwife, 25 do. Nails, 4 cents per poimd. Nankeens, 2,5 per cent, ad val. Nutmegs, 100 cems per pound. Oranges, 30 per cent, ad va!. Ornaments for women's head dreffes, 30 do. Ochre, yellow, dry, 2 cents per pound. in oil, 3 do. *Oil of vitriol, //(? and thofe commonly ufcd in thafe otherwlfe enumerated, dying, 30^0- cwr. ackthread and twine, 800 cents per per cent, ad val. afteboards, parchment or vellum, 23 do. •afle work and jcw:lry, 30 hr^eions, or parts thereof, 40 do, iafler of Palis, />^f. ewtcr manufactures, except plates and diihes, 30 per cent. ad val. plates ard diflies, 8 ccn's per pound. ewter, o\6, free. epper, 12 cents per pound, c fumes, 30 per cent, ad val. iflols, or pans thereof, 30 do. 'iC'U'es and prints, 95 do. iraento, 8 cents per pound, 'linting types, 25 per cent, ad val 'ick'esofallfoits, 30 do. •finted, flain-d or coloured goods, or manufactures of cot- ton, or of linen, or of both, 25 do. 'hilofophical apparatus, fpecially imported for any femina- ry of learning, /'C(?._ P'ickledfifh of every kind, except mackarel and falmon, 80 cents per bane!. Porter, beer and ale. See Ale, Beer and Porter. f*ov;dtr, for hair, 8 cents per pound. gun, 8 do. :\jwdtrs, paHes, balls, balfams, ointments, oils, wafers, wafhes, tinctures, efff nccs, or other preparations or com- pofitions, ccmmcniy calltd Iveet Icerits, odcujs, per- fumes, or co'metics, and all powders or preparations for the teeth or Rums, 30 per cent, ad val. *'lums and prunes, 4 cents per pound. JuickfikTr, la do. _ iaifms i.nponed ir: jars and boxes, and Mufcadehaifins, 4 do all other kinds of, 3 do. <.aw hides and fkins, /rr^. ^ags of ct (ton, of hempen, of limn ar.d of v.colicn cioth, Lepulus. See Antimony. ed lead, 4 cents per pound, R.oco,/rec. 2o8 Duties. Rum. See Spirits. Salt, for every 56 lbs 20 cents. Salts, Glauber, 40c cents per cwt. Stained, printed or coloured goods, or manufactures of cot- foij, or of linen or of both, 25 per cent, ad val. Saltpetre, freti. Saint Lucar wines, 80 ccnfs per gallon. Starch, 6 cents per pound. Sail cloth, 25 percent, ad val. Slate, done, and ftone ware, 30 do. Saddles, •r parts theieof, 25 do. Sattlns ;vnd other wrought iilks, 25 do. Spanifh brov.-n, 2 cents per pound. Salmon, 200 cents per barrel. \ *Saffron, free. Steel, 200 cents per cwt. Steel, iron or brafs locks, hinges^ hoes, anvils anl vice'-y 25 percent, ad val. all other manufactures of fleel, 30 do. Sheathing and cartridge paper, 30 do. Sherry wine, 80 cents per gallon. Sea florcs of {hips or veffelSj/re^. Spermaceti candles, 12 c^-nts per pound. Sweet fcents, 30 per ct nt. ad val. See Powders, Paftes, &:cw oegars, 400 cents per looo. Seines, 8 cents per pound. Sheet iro.i, 3 do. Spirits dlftilled in foreign countries, viz. From grain. Jrirjt proof, 56 cents per gall— Second do. 58 do.—Third do. 62 do.—Fourth do. 68 do.—Fifth do. 80 do.—Sixth do. 100 do. From other rnateriah. Firft proof, .50 cents per gall.—Sf cond do. 50 do.—Third do. .56 do. —Fourth do. 64 do.— Fifth do. 76 do.— Sixth do. 92 do. Spirits diftilled in the United States, imported in the fame fnipor vefTel in which they had been prevloufly exported from the United States, viz. From, molajfes. Firft proof, 30 cents per gall. —Second do. 32 do.—Third do. 34 do.— Foiirih do. 38 do.—Fifth do.'46 do.—Sixth do. 60 do. Duties. 209 F^om materials of the growth aud produce of the U. States. Full proof, 14 cents per gall. —Second do. 16 do —Third do. 18 do.—Fourth do. 22 do.— Fii'ih do. 26 do.—Sixth do ^6 do. Spikes, 2 cents per pound. Silver and plated ware, 30 per cent, ad va!. lace, 30 do. Skins, T3\v^/ree. Slit iron, 2 cents per pound. Sicily wine, 60 cents per gallon. Swine, briftlcs oi,/ree. Shoes and flippers ol fiik,50 cents per pair. Shoes of kid and n^orocco, 30 do. other {hoes and {l'pp:;rs tor men and women, clogs and goloflioes, 30 00. ether fliocs and flippers for children, 2o do. Swords and cutlafTes, or parts of either, 30 per cent, ad va]» Stockings, 30 do. Stone and earthen ware, 30 do, Sonp, 4 cents per pound. Solos and other carriages, or parts thereof, 40 per cent, ad val. Stones, burr, unwrought,/rf£'. Sulphur, /rec. Sugars, brown, 5 cents per pound. • white clayed, 6 do. wliite powdered, 6 do. • all other clayed or powdered, 5 do. • lump, 13 do. ' loaf, 18 do. —— ' — other refined, iq do. candy, 23 do. Snuff, 20 do. Tallow, 3 do. Tafifels and trimmings commonly ufcd by upliolflcrcrs, coachmakers and faddiers, 30 per cent, ad vai. Tables of marble, flaie or other (tone, or pans thercc.f, 30 do. Tallow candles, 4 cents per pound. Tarred cordage, 4 do. Teas/rem Chiva and India, or from any iflands lyivg eojl- loardly cf the Cape of Good Hope. Bohea, 24 cents per pound. Souchong and other black teas, 36 dd. 1816]. S2 21© Duties. Teas, hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee, 64 do- ' othci green teas, 40 do. Form Europe. ' bohea, 28 cents per pound. Souchong a.'id other b'ackteas, 42 do. —— hyfon, imperiai, gunpowder or gomce, 80 do* other green teas, 48 do. From any other place. bohea, 34 cents per pound, fouchong, and other buck teas, 54 do. hyion, imperial, gunpowder or gomee, loo do- Other green teas, 60 do. Teneriffe wl:;c, 5') cents per gallon. Twine and pack thread, 800 cents per cw^ Tin manufac:urcs, 30 per cent, ad val. in plates and pigSj/z^?". Tincturet, (Cee powders, patles, &c.} 30 percent, ad val. Tiles and b.icks, 30 do. Toys not otheiwiie enumerated, "j do. Tobacco miuiiifncturcd, other than TnufFand fcgars, )2 cents per pound. I'ools or implements of a mechanical trade only, of pcrfpns who arrive in the United Staies,y>ff. *Turniefic,/r r China. 30 do. gold, filver and plated, 30 do. goods and merchandjie of the. growth or niatrj acturc of the United States, or of their territories, upon which no drawback, bounty, or allowance has been paid or ad- mitted, /r^f. Wafers, 30 per cent. : d val. Waters and waOies, (ice powders, p.fles, &c.} 30 do. Walking flicks, whips and cane.*;, 25 d.o. Wax Candles, 12 cents per poarid. Duties. 211 Watches and clocks, or parts of citlier, o© per cent, ad val. Wearinpf apparel and other perfonal baggage, of perfons who anivc in the United States, frc<:, Win>'S in cafksy bottles, or other vrjfeh. Wines, Malmfcy, Madeira, and London Particular Madeira, 3 16 cents per gallon. all other Madeira Wine, loo do. Burgundy, Champaign, Rhcmfh and Tokay, 90 do. Sherry and St, Lucar, 80 cents per gallon. Claret and other wines not cnannerated, when import- ed in bottles or cafes, 70 do. Lifbon, Ov^orto, and other Portugal wines, 60 do. Sicily, 60 do. Teneiili'e, Fayal, Malaga, St. George, and other wcll- ern ifland wines, ,56 do all orher wines, when iinpoited otherwife than in bot- tles or calcs, 4^ do. On the bo^k:r-, if black, glafs quart bottles, 120 cents per groce. IF other than black glafs quirt bottles, 40 per cent, ad val. Window glafs, not above 8 by 10 inches, 320 cents per loo fquare feet. not above toby 12, 350 do, — above 10 by 12, 4',o du. White lead, 4 cents i)er pound. Wire of brafs, free. Wool and cotton card"?, 100 cents -^er cloz Wood uianufactured (exc)uiiVc oF cabinet v/ares,) 23 pfr ccwi. ad val. Wood unmanufactured, /r^e. Wool unmanufactured,//^^. Woods, dying, y/re. Woollen rags, free. A^'ire of iron, 25 per cent, ad val. Yarn, untaired,45o cenrs per cwt^ All other goods, not before pa:[icuiariy enumerated and *icfcr)bed, 23 per cent, ad 'nl. Copper manufactures, viz. iuch .-s have been worn out of otherwife damaged as to be unfit for any other purpofe than that of fupplying a raw material to be manuhctured anew, free. Thbfc Note.— articles which have afterilks affixed, have decbred free been by the treafufy as falling under the de- nomination cf dying drugs 2\2 Allowance for Draft, Leakage, &c. ALLOWANCE FOR DR-\FT» LEAKAGE, &C." Tor draft on any quantity of an hundred weight or 1 12 lb. lbs. 1 From 1 to 2 hundred weight - - - 2 - From 2 to 3 do. - 3 From 3 to 10 ^o. - - - ^ - From 10 to 18 do, - - - 7 Any quantity above 18 do. - - 9 For tare on every whole cheft of bohea tea 70 halfcheftdo. 36 qr. chefl do. 2o On every cheft d hyfon or ether green tea, of the grols weight of 70 'bs. or upwards oq On every b<^x ot other tea not lefs than 50 lbs. nor more than 70 'bs. g^ofs 18 If 80 Ihs. groH; 20 From 80 pounds and upwards &2 On all other boxes of tea according to actual weight. pe7' cent. On Coffee in bngs , - 2 in ba'es . _ o in ctfks « . - 12 Sugar (other On than loaf in caflcsj - J 2 in boxes - . . j- in bags or mats . 5 Cocoa m caflcs - On . j. .10 in hags _ Pimento m calks . j5 m" na - ' S' - , . 3 Cheefe in hampers or bafkets - - 10 in boxes 20 Candles in Hoxes - - . 8 Chocolate in 'oxes - . . lO Cotton in half s . - 2 in feroons - '- - 6 Glauber fahs in cafks - . 8 I^ldigo in barrels - - 12 in other cafks - - - 15 m feroons - . -10 in ^ bags or mats - _ n Nails mcaflcs , .8 Pepper in cafics . . - 12 in bales ^i mhags - J^agJir candy m boxes lei ; Credit for Duties. 213 Soap in boxes - . - . . jq - Shot in cafks . - , , « Twine in c months ; and on teas imported from China or Europe, the duties may at the option of the importer be secured in the same manner as on other goods, or by bond v/ith- out sureties in double their amount payable in two years the teas being deposited at the risk and expense of the importer, in warehouses agreed on between him and the ir^spector, in which case, any pait of the teas may be delivered on paying or fan lier securing tlie duties on such part, if not exceeding gluO in 4 months, §500 in 8 months, exceeding g500 in 12 montlis. Provided, that the credit shall not in any case extend beyond the two years originally allowed. The valuation of goods subject to ad valorem rates of dutv shall be made by adding 20 percent, to the cost if imported from the Cape of Good Hope or places beyond, and 10 per cent, if imported iroin any other country, in- cluding all charges ; commissions, outside packages and insuraucv; only excepted. ^ THE ^niteij states (iBalentjar* Government of the United States. Jx\MES MADISON, ll.d. President. JoH N Gai l l a r d, ofSouth-Caroiina, President of the Senate.^ SENAl'E. J^cBD'Hamfishire^ Jeremiah Mason,Thos.W.Thompson. Maasachusetts^ Joseph B Varnum, Christopher Gore. Khode'Idand^ WiUiamHuni.er, jereniiah B. Howellr Connecticut, Saiiiuel W. Dana, David Daggett. Vermonty Duclle> Chase, Isaac Tichenor. JVeiV'York, Rufus King, Nathan Sanford. ^enu-Jersey^iohw Condit, Janfies J.. Wilson. Pennsylvania^ Jonathan Roberts, Abner Lacock. DekLwarCy Wi liam H Wells Outerbridge Horsey. Maryland, Robert H. Goidsborough. VirginiUy James Barbour, John W. Eppes. JVorth-Carolinay James Turner, Nathaniel Macon' South- Carvlina, ivhn Gaillard, John Taylor. Geor§7a, Charles Tait, Will.am W. Bibb. Kentuckyylshaw Talbct, WiUiani T. Barry. lennesaeCy G. W Campbell, Join Wiiiiims. OhiOy Jeremiah Mc^inw, Benjamin Ruggles, Louisiana^ James Brown, Eligius Fromentin. diaries Cutts, Clerk. * . By the Constitutiony the President of the Senate has no voicCy unless the Scnatt is ecjucilu divided. Jiach State is allowed the same number of liketors of President and Vice-President as their iihUe r.imiber of Senators and Representatives in Congress. President's Salary, g25,000. Vice-President's, g5,C00, Each Senator and Representative receives six dollars per day while attending in session, and one da\ 's pay for every 26 miles in travelling to and tVcm the seatof gcr- ^menU Fourteenth Congrefs, 21S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Henry Clay, of Kentucky, Sfieaker. NEW-HAMPSHIRE SCncls 6. Chas.H.Atherton William Hale Daniel Webster Bradbury Cilley Roger Vose J eduthunWilcox M ASS A A C H U ,S E T T S, 10. Wm. Baylies Cyrus King Nath*l Ruggles Geo. Bi'adbury Elijah H. Mills Asahel Stearns Elijah Brigham Jere5"niah Nelson Solomon Strong Benjamin Brown Albion K. Parris Samuel Taggart James Carr Timo. Pickering Arte mas Ward Samuel S.Conner IMn Reed La ban Wheaton John VV. Haiuert Thomas Rice CONNECTICUT, 7. Epap. Champion Jnna. O. Mosely Lewis B. Sturges JnoDavenportjjr. Timothy Pitkin Benj. Tallmadge Lyman Law RHODE-ISLAND, John L. Boss James B. Mason VERMONT, 6. Daniel Chipman Chaunc.Langdon Cliarles Marsh Luther Jewett Asa Lyon John Noyes NEV/-YORK, 27. John Adams Thomas 11 Gold Abra.H.Schenck David Adgate T. P. Grosvencr Wm. S.Smith Samuel R. Betts J. H. Hammond John W. Taylor James Birdsall William Irving Enos T. Thrcop Victory Birdseye Moses Kent Geo. Town send Micah Brooks John Lovett Jonathan Ward Daniel Cady Hosea Moffit Fet.H.Wendover O. C . Comstock Peter B. Porter JamesW.Wilkin HenryCrocheron John Savage John B. Yates N E \V-J E R S E Y , 6. Ezra Baker Benj aminBennett Hen. Southard Ephr. Bateman Lewis Coiidict Thomas Ward p r X N SYLVAN I A, 23. Thos. Buinside Isaac Griffin Jared Irwin Wni. Crawford John Halm Aaron Lyle Wm. Darlin£;con Joseph Heister William Maclav William Findley Jose. Hopkinson William Milnoi Hugh Glasgow Sain'lD, Ingham William Piper 2l6 Fourteenth Congrefs. John Ross Jas. W. Wallace William Wilson John Sargent Jehn Whiteside John Woods Thomas Smith Thomas Wilson DELAWARE, 2. Charles Clayton Thomas Hooper MARYLAND 9. Stephens. Archer Alex. C. Hanson WilliamPinkaey George Biier John C. Herbert Philip Stuart C. Goidsboroiigh Nicho. R. Moore Robert Wright VI RGl N'lA, 23. Philip P Barbour Jn.P.Hungertord Jas Pleasants,jr. Harwell Basset John G. Jackson Johii Randolph J. Breckenridge James Johnson Wm,H. Ro-cine Wra.A. Burwell John Kerr Daniel Sh?fley John Clgpton Joseph Lewis, jr. Ballard Smith Thomas Gholson William M'Coy Magnus Tate Peters, Goodwyn Hugh Nelson Henry St. George AylettHawes Tnos. Newton Tucker NORTH-CAR OLl NA, 13. Joseph H Bryan Wiiham R. King Israel Pickens James W. Clark William Love RichardStanford Tohn Culpepper Nathaniel Macon Lewis Williams iDan'l M. Forney Wm.H.MuriLee Bartlett Yancey Wiiham Gaston SOUTH-CAKOLIN'A,9. Jchn C. Calhoun Wm. Lowndes Tliomas Moors J(hnJ. Ch )r);T41 Wm Mavrant John Tavlor Benjamin Huger Henry MiOdleton Wm,Woodward GEORGIA, G. Alfred Cuthhert Boiling Hull Thomas Telfair John Foisytli Wilson Lumpkin RichardH.Wilde KENTUCKY, 10. James Clark Ricli. M Johnson Stephen Ormsby * Henry Clay Samuel M'Kce Solo. P Sliarpe J -.•oh Desha Alney M'Lean Micah Taul iBenjamin Hardin TENNESSEE, 6. N.-'v^on Cannon Samuel Powell Isaaff Thomas B. H. Henderson Jas. B. Reynolds Department of State. 217 OHIO, 6. John Alexander David Clendenen James Kilbourn James Caldwell VVm,Creig;hton,jr. John M 'Lean LOUISIANA, 1. Thomas K. Robertson. D RLE GATES. Missisippi TERRITORY,!. William Lattimore. iNDiANATERRiTORY, 1. Jonathan Jennings. ILLINOIS TERRITORY,!. Benjamin Stephenson. MISS O U RI TERRITORY,!. RllfuS EastOH. ^ nom as Dougherty, Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. J^'T^es Muiiroe, :^f/^.^^i%!/> (Vir.) Salary, gSOOO thief Clerk, John Graham, and six Clerks TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Secretary, Alexander J. Dallas. 5000 Chief Clerks, Edward Jones, and Daniel Sheldon. >,^'.^'^^r,^^^^^ Joseph Anderson, (Tenn.) S500 Chirf Clerk, Nathan Luff'boroueh. Harrison, i^fK°J^\ ^jc^^i^i'^ of Virginia. 3000 Chief Clerk, Patrick Farreli. ^r Marshall ^ t^ j • Delaware, John Fisher, Judge. George Reed, jun. Attorney. James B'obson, Marshall. Maryland, JaTv.es Houston, Judge. Elias Glenn, At- tomev. Thomas Ruiter, Marshall. Virginia, St George Tucker, Judge. George Hay, Attorney. Andrew Moore, Marshall. sittings of the Federal Courts. 219 Mrek-Caroiina, Henrv Potter, Tud^e. Robert H Jones, Aitornev. Beverly Daniel, Marshall 'yo«^^-Crtro//;;a John Dravton, Judge. Thomas Par- ker, Attornev. Morton A. Waring, Marshall. Georgia, Will.ain Stevens, Judge. Charles Harris, Attorney. John Kppinger, Marshall. Kentucky, Harry Innes, Judge. Robert Wickliffe^^^^^^e, Attorney. Robert Crocktt, Marshall. Tennesf^ee, Jolin M'Niiiy, judge East-7nmes,€c U. Campbell, J.Mn Attorney.^ Charles I. Porter, iMarshall. ^^'''" n^}yV^''^'-^'''^5'-'^ ^' B^ck, Attorney. John Chrldress, juu. Mat-,hall. ^^''''"^''' ^^- ^'''^^ ^"^Se. Samuel Herrick, At?ornev Columbia, William Crwnch, Chief Judge. Buckner Thurston and James S. Mosrell. Assistant Walter Judges. Jones, jr. Attor. W^ashington B-.vd, Marshall. JVcw-Orleans john R. Grynies, Attorney. Peter L. ±5. Duplessis, Marshall. Louisiana, D-miiack A. Hall, Judge. Sittings of the Federal Courts. SUPREME Cv^jRT. At the seat ot Governmeut, the first Monday in Feb- ruary anntiallv. ^ CIRCUIT COURTS. Wheni4ru any \ of the fUlowirg days hapfien on Sunday, the Court IS to be holaen on the Mondayfollowing . FIRST CIRCUIT. T r)t -7 In Rhode-Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of l^ovember; and at Newport, on the 15th day of Tune. In Massaeliusetts, at Boston. Mav 15th and Oct. 15th. in JVeiu-Uatn/ishire, at Portsmouth, on the 19th of May; and at Exeter, on the 2d of November in Connecticut at New-Haven, on the 13th day of April; and at Hartford, nn the 17th of September. In Frr?nont, at Windsor, on the 1st day of May ; and at Rutland, on the 3d dav of October. ^ > ^ In A'^vy- York, at NeW- York, April 1, and Sept. 1. DISTIHCT COURl^S. In the District of Mt/mA at , Portland, the 3d Tuesday 1^-^e^^^^^^^- and 1lJTcf'^'ilT^'^'" atPownalborough, Uie 1st m March and September. 120 Counfellors, &c. in Circuit Court. In Mw'Hamfishire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in and March and September ; and at Exeier, 3d in June December. ,, , In Vermont, at Windsor and Rutland, ist Monday in February and August, and 2d Monday in May and No- * vembtr. , . «yr t In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday m March, and 4th in June, 2d in September, and 1st in December. h\ Rhode- Idand, at Newport and Providence, 1st in Mondays in February and August, and 1st Mondays May and November. . Feb- In Connecticut, at New-Haven, 3d Tuesdays in ruary and August; at Hartford, 3d Tuesdays m May November. and _ , . ^ , In JsTew-York, at New-York, 1st Tuesdays in Febru- arv and May, August and ]^5rovember. Exclusive of the above-mentioned stated courts, the in District Judges have power to hold special Courts, their respective Disti-icts, r^t their discretion . Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court, Massa- chusetts District. Amory Ezekiel Bacon Jacob Willard Rufus G. Munrue S Livermore Peter O.Thacher Israel E. Day Samuel Dexter Charles Davis j ames Sohier Hall And. Greenwood Wm. D. Joseph Gieen- Th.WiUiams,jr. Warren Dutton Davids. Timothy Bi^elow James T Austin Horat.Tnwnsend John H. Crane John Stuart Benjamin Guild John Phillips Wm. Stackpole Williams George Blake Wm. C. Aylwin Sani.K. Whitman Sam.F.M'Cleary Phineas Blair Benja. Knapp John Callender Joseph E. Smith Saml. L Fales George Sullivan William A. Josiab Quiiicy Gorham Samuel Haven H. D. Sedgwick Benja. Rowe Henry Cabot William P.Pieble Joseph Kinsman Ebenezer Gay Samuel Hubbard Nathan oumner SulUvan Daniel B. Ripley Chas. P. William Townsend Francis Biake Lemuel Shaw Alex Lever.SaltonstalL Charles Jackson Jos. E. Sprague Gair.ii^n Heard, jun. August. Peabody John John Cook Thurston Nathan Sawyer Tosiah P. Wm. Minot Edward Jackson Wm. Bannister Wm R. Knapp Tho.O.Selfridge John Pitman, jr fohn EbentzerMosely Samuel Putnam Dav. Cummmgs Army of the United States. 221 ARMY REGISTER. Note—Thole officers to whole names a flar is affixed {*) are provifionally letaintd. GENERAL STAFF. Jacob Brown, Major-Gcrieral. Andrew Jarkfon, do. Al -xander Macomb, Brigadier-Gen. Major-General brevet, Edmund P. Gaines, do. ' do. Winfield Scott, do. do. Eleazar W. Ripley, da. do. *D3niel Parker, Adj & Infpta>r-Gen. Briga. Gen. brevet. *Robert Butler, Adjutant-General, Colonel, brevet. *Arthur P. Hayne, rio. do. *Ro()ertSwartwout, Quarter-Mafter-Gen. Bri.Gen. brevet. *S. Champldln, Dep. do. Major, brevet. *Samuel Brown, do. do. William Linnard, do. Four Brigade-Infpeaors, and four Bn'gade-Quarter-Maftcrs, to be taken from the line. ORDNANCK DEPARTMENT. Colonel by bremt, Dccius Wad (worth. lieutenant' Colonel by brevet, George Bomford. Cal.taim by brevet. John Mortor? Edwin Tvlcr Abraham B. Woolky R. D. Richarufon John H. Mar^^art George Talcott, jr. James Driliby J, H. Rces. Thomas L. Campbell Firjl Lieutenants by brevet. William Wade Chriftopber Kelfer Rufus L. Baker Thomas L. Hawkins William C. Lyman James Baker Nehemiah Baden J. LivinglVon. ZtcoJid Lieutenants by brevet. James Wilfon R. C. Pomeroy Ebenczer M'Donald Charles F. Morton Tkird Lieutenants by brevet. William F. Rigal Simon Wiliard James Simonfon John Symington John Hills 1816.1 T 2 222 Army of the United States. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT^ *Francls LeBarron, Apothecary General. *Chrlftopher Backus, Afliftant Apothecary. *James Cutbuih, do. Hofpital burgeons* David C Kerr James C. Bronaugh Samuel Shaw Jofeph Lovell Benjamm Waterhoufe * Tobias Watkins Hofpital Surgeons^ Mates. James Stevenfon Jofeph Eaton Eciward Purcell Rohert Archer William W Hazard Hugh F. Rofe Jofeph VVal'ace Tames Trimble "VA^illiam Williams Thomas RulTel] Willi m Stewarr William H. Bucknftr WiHiam Maifhall Alexander Blair Tobias P. Cambridge Garrifon Surgeons- *fofter Swift *James M'Culloch Garrifon Surgeons' Mates. fJohn F. Heileman *William Ballard *George W. Maupin *Alexander Wolcott *Jofeph Goodhue *William Turner * Abraham Stt'wait *John H. Sackeit *JamfsH. Sargent *William M. Scott *Char!es Slocum *John Trevett Lemuel B. Clark *P. Macau ley *W!lliamT. Davidfon Solomon Wolcott] *Cornelius Cunningham *Ainold Elzey *Jonathan S. Cool *W. C. Lane PAY DEPARTMENT. Robert Brent, Paymafter of the Army. *WaQiington Lee, Deputy Payn^aOer-General. Jonathan Bell, Afliftant Deputy Paymafler-General DiflriB Pamaflers *Nehemiah Freeman *Jacob W. Albright *Ambrofe Whitlock *James W. Taylor Simeon Knight * Ihompfon Douglafs Samuel H. Eakin Samuel Turner John T. Pemberton Jrfeph Watfon John Swift •Jefle Hunt Satterlee Clark *Samuel Huntingdon ^^ Walter Sheldon *Jofeph C. Boyd Army of tke United States. 223 George L. Peikins *Archlbald H. Sneed *John B. Cooper *Junios Snecd Purchafmg Department. *Callender Irvine, Commiiraiy-Gcnera. of purchafes, ^Darby Noon, Depaty-ComimfTary of purchales. Judg e Advocates. James T. Dent, and Henry Wbeaton. Chaplain, Robjrt Elliott. CORPS OF EXGIXEERS. Colonel, Joseph G. Swift, Brigadier-General, brevet Insjitctor of the Military ^cacle7mj, V\'alter K. Armis- teacl, Lieutenant-Culonel. Mujorsy George Bomfoi-d, and VVm. M'Ree, Lt. Cols.br. Captains. diaries Gratist. Alden Partridge, Prof. Eng. and Superint. ]>.Iilita. Acad. Joseph G. TcAten, Lieutenant- Coloiiel, biestt. Samuel Babcock. Syivauus Tliaycr, Major, brevet. Wilham Cutbush. William S. Evcriyth. Assistant Professor Eng. Jared Mansfield. Profe. of Natural and Expeti. Philoso. D.B.Douglas, Assistant do. Andrew Ellicott, Professor of Mathematics. J. Wright, Assistant do. Christian E. Zoeller, teacher of drawing, and Practical Geoinetry. Claudius Beraud, teacher of French language. Pere Thomas, Sword-mastei-. Adam Empie, Chaplain and Professor of Ethics. Samuel Walsh, Surgeon. Two-hundred and fifty Cadets, by law. REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY. Colonel, Moses Porter, Brigadier-General, brevet. Lieutenant 'Colonel, J. R. Fenwick, Col. staff, and bre. Major, Abraham Eusds, Lieutenant- Colonel, brevet. Captains, Andrew M'Do\vell Armstrong Irvine N. Tovvson, Lt. Col. brevet. Francis Stribling Sam'l D. Harris.Major bre. John S. Peyton Artluir W. Thornton Henry K. Craip- 'r. H. Manigauit.Maj. staff. John R. Bell, Cdonel, staff. 2 24 Army of the United States. First Lieutenants. Wm. F.Hobart, Maj. staft: Thomas Lamar G. N.Morris William Lyman H. Ross J. H. Wilkins Jack John Gates, jr, 8.:M. Mackay Nels. Freeland Frederick Kimlock Second Lieutciiants. G.E.Wells G. Drar.e E. Lyon W.Smith S. Washburn 11. F. Evans H. Stanton, Captains staff. R. F. Massie R. W. Field W. Wells Surgeon, Lewis Dunham. Surgeon's Mate, W. H. Livingston. CORPS OF ARTII,LERY. Lieutenant' Colonels. G. E. Mitchell, CoL brevet. W illiam Lindsey James Hou^e William Macrea Majors. G. Armistead, Lt. Col. bre. J. Hindman, Lt.Col. brevet, James B. Many James Bankhead, Col. st. Cafitains. Gates C. Wollstonecraft. Maj . {>r. William Maj.br. J. B. Waibach, Cols, staft. A. C. W. Fanning, [and Major brevet. G. H. Richards Moses Sweet L Roach, jr. Vv'iHiam Wilson J. F. Helleman E.Humu-hieys Th. Bennet James Reed R. G. Kite, Majors staft: chill, do. J. B Crane, Major bievet. S. Chni Roirer Jones, Lt. Col, bix;v. B. K. Pietce J H. Bovle, Major brevet. John Biddle A. S. Brooks, do. Cx. P. Peiers, Majors stafl. S.Archer, do. H.H. Villard Saunders Donoho H. J. Blake Howell Thomas Biddle, j r.Maj . br. R. L. Nath'l N. Hall, Maj. staft. J. T. B. R^mavne, Maj. st. William (). Allen M. P. Lomax. do. Thomas Murray First Lieutenants. Milo Mason J.L.Tracy brev C. Van De Venter, Maj.st. J. D. Hayden, Capt. Army of the United States. 225 Joiin Farley Gust. Loomis, Capt. brev. William M. Read P. D. Spencer, Major staff. Harold Smyth, Cap.brevct. J. Mcuntfort, Capt brevet. 1j. Brown F. Whiting Luther Scott, Capt.brevet. Edwin Sharpe R. R. Ruffiii Vy. Dearborn J.H. Daring Felix Ansart J. Erving, jr. Majors staff. William King A. L. Sands Thomas C Legate R A. Zantzinger, Capt. br. Nath. Clark T. Randall, do. S. Spotts W. R. Duncan L.VV biting Chester Root.Capt. brevet. Lewis Morgan J. L. Edwards W. H. Nicoll Second Lie.utencmts» J. W. Kincaid J. S AUanson Robert Goode L. G. De Russy F. O. Bird, 1 Lieut, brevet. Thomas Childs J. W. Lent, jr. at Old. Jacob Schmucke, 1 Lt. br. Joseph Bosque Thomas V. Earle C D. Cooper Charles Mellon Joseph P. Prince (xet^rge H Britt, at Ord. Rich. B che, 1 Lt. brevet. James Hill, do. M. S. Massey John S. Peirce Charles Anthony Allen Lowd W. M'Clintock G. S. Wilkins L.H.Osgood P. A. Dennis John Henderson J. Ripley \\ Melendy Micajah Crupper James D.Brown, 1st Lt.'br. F. G. D. Lnmos R. M. Kirby, Capt. brevet. Isaac E. Craig H. M. Campbell, do. C. M. I'hruston Robert Beail H. W.Fiizhugh W. L Sever Jacob Davis John A.DiX T. T. Stephenson, at Ord. R. Lyman E. Humphrey I. L. Gardner S. Whetmore T. I. Harrison D. S. Andrews I. VVatmaugh, 1 Lt. brevet. N. G.Wilkinson G, W. Gardiner Timothy Green C. S. Merchant William G. Shade Nathaniel G. Dama EUsha Brimhall ohn Monroe H.H.Miiitori i 2 26 Army of the United States. James Irvine W. S. Willard A. C. T».wier James Gignilliat J. S. Abeel, 1st Lt brevet. M. F. de (irdfFenreidt James Archer Third Lieutenants. R. H. Lee, 1 Lt. brevet. Henry Griswold Rice L. Stuart James Monroe W. L, Bnoth Ro!3ert C?-. Brent T. J. B drd Abraham Wendell J. Park hurst G.A.Washington R. L. Armstrong Robert J . Scott Tames B-Aclolet Alonzo Brewer G. W. Gardner F. N. Berrier B. S. A. Lowe George Cooper Th. R. Broome Henry Smith Patrick Gait A. F. Cochrane Upton S Frazer Milo Johnson N. G. Pendleton Aaron G, Gano W. H. C. Wriglit Robert M. Forsyth B. H Kiitledge Thomas W. Lendrum JchnR.Sloo Henry R. Duiany FIRST INFANTRY. Colonel, Daniel Bissell, Brigadier-General, brevet Linaemmt-Colo7ul, George Crogham, Colonel, brevet. Major, Thomas S. Jesup, Colonel, brevet. Captainfi. Isaac L. Baker William Lavel William O. Butler Anatole Peychaud Alexander Gray Ferdinand L. Amelung John Jones William Christian Henry Chotard, Maj. staff. John Reed First Lieute7irmts. Nath. Smith William Gibbs Samuel Farrow, jr. John Tarrant Jacob Wliistler Archimedes Donoho John C. Kouns Henry Saunders John P. Thibault Richard K. Call Second Lieutenants. George Watts, 1 Lt. brev. Charles Cooper Robert L. Coorab Trueman Cross R. B. Hyde Samuel Houston (ieorge W. Boyd Th. C. Hindman W Christie R. Davis Army of the United States. 227 SurgecTiy Edward Scull. Surgeons' Mates, W. S. Madison, C. G. Garrard. SECOND INFANTRY. Colonel, Hugh Brady. Lieutenant-ColQ7id, Ninian Pinkney, Colonel, staff. Major, Henry Leavenworth, Colonel, brevet. Cafitains. John Sproul, Maj. brevet. Henry Shell Robert Gray Maj. brevet. Alexander R. Thompson Stephen W. Kearney G. D Smith, Major, brev. Peter B. Van Beuren William J. Worth, do. Abner P. Spencer Henry Whiting. First Lieutenants. Charles J. Nourse, Maj. st. JohnKirby "'^' ^apt. T^-n^'^^Tr brev. James Youn^ Wilhcim Hoffman Wilii.im G. Belknap B. A Boyntoa S. B. Griswold OwenRanwn Walter Bicker, jr. _ Second Lieutenants. , John Gellunn, 1st Lt brev. R. M. Harrison James Palmer, 1 Lt. brev. Elisha Clark John Wood Seth Jc hnscn Joseph Hopkms Joslma Brant Wiliiamkendall, lstLt.br. John Clitz, 1 Lieut, brevet. Surgeon, Franklin Bache. Surgeon's Mates, S. H, Littlejohn, Josiah Everett. INFANTRY. r< , , T, ,r.T"'^^ Loloncl, John Mulcr. Lieutenant-Colonel, Matthew Arbuckle. Major, Charles K. Gardner. _ . , _ Cafitains. Daniel , Baker Maj. brevet George Stockton ^^^^'"^ Hezekiah T K '¥^^; Bradley John T. Chunn. Maj. brev. G. H. Grosvcnor GLarabse Major, staff. John Greene William Whistler Wm. MDinald, .Major br. First Lieutenants. Tames Hackley, jr. Daniel Curtis 1 homas Mountjoy Henry Conway ' Lawrence '-K ,^^l''^"^ Talliaferr© -.harles L. Cass Yurley F. Thomas Robert bturgus Collin M'Cloud 228 ' Army of the United States. Second Lieutenants. Asher Phillips Riitny G. Saunders Jon. B. Clatke Cy. Saunders Edward E. Brooks Hillay Brunot Samuel Keelev, jr. Gabriel J. Floyd Tliomas F. Hunt J Beckwith Surgeon^ A. G. Goc/dlet. Surgcon^s Mate^ John Gales. FOURTH INFANTRY. Colonel, William King, Colonel, staff. Lieutenant-Colonel, Duncan L. Clinch. Majory George M. Brooke, Colonel, brevet. Cafitaina. Enos Cutler, Mnjor, staff, Thomas Sangster [and Ijrev. A. L. Madison James Dinkin, M;ijorbrev. J. Barnard, Major, brevet A. Cammin;..s John M 0*Conner,Maj.st. John A. Burd, Majqr, br. James H. Hook LivRt Lieutenants, KennctbMcKenzie, Cap.br. Daniel Sacket F. S. Belton, Major, staff. J . M'Gavock, jr. William F. Pendleioii James H. Gale William Neilson ]. M. Glassell Olh. W. CalUs E. B. Randolph, 1 Lt. bre. Second Lieutenants* Bevcrlv Turpin, 1st Lt. br. J. Shommo F. H. Lissenhoft* C. Wright John Strother Henry Wilson F. L. Dade J P. Dieterich, 1 Lt, brev, Philip Wager R. M. Sands Surgeon, M. C. Buck. Surgeons MatCj James B. Hill. FIFTH INFANTRY. Colonel, James Miller, Brigadier General, brevet. ' Lieutenant-Colonel, Joseph L. Smith. Major, J. M'Neal, jr. Colonel, brevet. Cafitains, Josiah H. Vose, Major br. Peter Pelham S. Burbank, do. J. Fowle, jr. George Bender E. Childs M. Marston, Major, brev. David Perry W. L. Foster James Pratt Army of the United States. 229 First Lieutenants. \l. Whiting Otis Fisher jo. Gooding, Capt. brevet. Joseph Gleason, Capt. br. [. Plymton J . VV. Holding, da rieorge W. Hovey B. F. Larnec!, do. F. Ciiiey, Captain, brevet. Isaac Clack, jr. Second Lieutenants. M'athan Clarke 1. K. Jacobs samuel Keeler G. W. Jacobs \. Craig Arnold B. Dake S. H. Balding P. R. Green E.Kirby C.Blake ' Surgeon, Sylvester Day. Surgeons' Mates, Elisha L. Allen, J. P. Russell. SIXTH INFANTRY. Colonel, Henrv Atkinson, Colonel, staff. Lieutenant-Colonel, Josiah Snellmg, do. Major, John E. Wool, Lieutenant-Colonel, bre^'et. Cajitains, Uad Humphries, Maj. br. John Bliss, Capt. staff" furner Crnoker, do. Ben j a. Watson, Maj. brev. rhomas Stockton, do. George McGlassin do. vVilUam S. Foster, do. Daniel Ketchum, do. rhomas M. Read N. S. Clark, Capt brevet. First Lieutenants. 3. Boardman, Capt. brev. J. P. Livingston, Capt. br. vVilUann Hale Samuel Tappan jlphraini Shaylor Alphonso Whetmore jeorge M'Chain Th. Staniford Frederick A. Sawyer Delafayette Wilcox Second Lieutenants. [ohn Strother Hazen Bedel folin Ellison James Mcllvaine .A.Harding Benjamin Fitch Fh. Tupper Jacob Brown ;jaleb B. Campbell John Mansfield Surgeon, Th. G. Mower. Surgeons* Matesy Charles Loring, William Sterne. 1816], V 230 Army of the United States. SEVENTH INFANTRY. Colonel^ James M'Dcnald. Major, Daniel Appling, Colonel, brevet. Cafitaiiia. John Machesney, Maj. br. Richard H. Bell Richard Whartenby, da George Vashon ' F. VV. Armstrong, do. J. Robertson A. L. Langham do. Elijah Montgomerv D.E.Twiggs, do. J. S. Allison First Lieutenants. George Birch J. j . Clinch John R. Corbaly, Capt. br. John Gassa-way William Bailey, da John Hays J. H. Mallory T. Blackstone William Bee, jr. A. Ross Second Lieutenants. G. R. Bridges R. H. Goodwvn' Edmund Hall J. Leftwich F. S. Gray R. w. Scott J. W. AlHston Lewis Lawshe H. L. Oneale Surgeon^ Thomas Lawson. Surgeon's Mate, R. C. Walmsey. EIGHTH INFANTRY. Colonel, R. C. Nicholas. Lieutenant- Colonel, W. A. Trimble, LieutCol. brevet Major, W. Lawrence, clo. Cafitaina. John Nicks, Major brevet. WiHis Foulk Uriah Blue dn. Alexander Brownlow J. Dorman, do. Mangle M, Quackenbos White Youngs, da L. Austin, Major, brevet. W. Davenport Lewis Blssell First Lieutenants. Lewis B. Willis,'Capt.brev. l^h. Wright David Riddle, Major, bre. William Ligon J. Culbertson John R. (ruy Charles B. Hopkins William Araold D. Frazer, Captain, brev. Samuel Bradv . Army of the United States. 251 Second Lieutenants. Luther Hand Sanuiel Riddle Thomas Hunt Nathaniel Young C. Stephens G. R. Horter Th. Rogus John Brady, 1 Lieut, brev. Wad. V.Cobb Surgeon, P. Woodbury. Surgeons' Mates, Clajon Reily, R. Humphreys. RIFLE R F. G I M E N T Colonel, Thomas A. Smith, Brigadier-General, brevet hieutenant-Colonel^ W. S. HumiitoD. Major^ 1 albot Chambers, Lieutenant-Colonel, brevet. Cafitains. W^ Morgan, Major brevet. Benja. Birdsall, Major, br. Joseph Selden, Lt. Col. br. Willie Martin VVm. Bradford, Major, br. .7ohn O'Fallan Thomas Ramsey Edmund Shipp Joseph Kean W. L. Dufphey First Lieutenants. Louis Laval Stoughton Gantt G. S. Mcintosh J. M'Gunnegle J. Calhoun, jr. Samuel V. Hamilton J. H. Ballard Abraham Fine Lleweilin Hickman John Heddelston Second Lieutenants, W. Aran strong Bennet Riley W. J. Gordan W. Markle, jr. Th. Griffith James S. Gray A. Hanison I'homas F. Smith John Hollingsworth Surgeons' MateSy Samuel P. Hugo, W^illiam H. Henning War Memoranda. Gen. Jackson's Victory at New-Orleans, January 8, 3815. The British lost 700 killed ; 1400 wounded, and 2600 prisoners. American loss, 7 killed ; 6 wounded. The British were defeated at Baltimore,Sept.l4,1814. The British were defeated at Piattsburg,Sept.5,1814. Com. Perry's Victory on Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1813. Com. Macdonough's Victory on Lake Champiain, Sept, 11, 1814. Capture of Washington City by British, Aug.24,1814. Battle of Chippeway Plains, July 4, 1814. Battle of Bridgewater, July 25, 1814. 23 i Pay, &c. of Navy Officers. A COMPLETE AND CORRECT TABLE Of the Pay and Subsistence alloived to Officers in the JVavy of the United States. Navy Officers of the United States. 233 LIST OF THE NAVY OF UNITED STATES. ndependence 234 Navy Officers of the United States. MASTERS COMMANDANT. Samuel Angus Jesse D. Elliott Lewis Alexis MeLT.Woolsey Robert Henley Mich. B. Carrol! I J.OrdeCreightoii Stephen Cassln Sidney Smith Edw. I'renchaid Daniels Dexter Thomas Brown John Downes James Renshaw Wilham Lewis John D. Henley David Deacon LIEUTENANTS. Nath'l Haraden SamPMaconiber John T. Newton Franc. I. Mitchell Raymond H. J. P. A. J. P. Jones- George Men j 11 Perry Samuel Henley ham. Wood house Law, Kearney Augus.Conckling Charles C. B. Wm. H. Watson Jobe})h Smith Thompson Th(js.Hen rhos. M. Newell James M'Gowan John W, Gibbs idw.Haddaway William Lowe John T. Drury :has.F.M'Cauly E. A.F.Valette Chas.E. Crowley ohn H. Bell John H. Auiick Wm. Laughton )ulany Forrest Chas. T. Clarke Nelson Webster Jladen Dulany Silas Duncan Rich.G. Edwards r. W.Magruder T. Cunningham WilliamMervine •"ran. B. Gamble Isaac M'Keever Wm. K. Latimer {ichard Dashiel Robt. F.Stock.ton Gust.W. Spooner ohn Tavloe Nathaniel L. Isaac Mavo ico.BM'Culloch Montgomery W. H. Brailsford lobert Spedden Wal.N.Monteath William Elliott rhos. T.Webb A. C. Siout Thomas Crabb i/Val.G.Anderson SilasHStringham EdwardB. Babbit Stephen Chaplin (tco* Vancleave Geo. Hamersley :has. T. StaUings Paul Zantzinger SURGEONS. idward Cutbush RobertS.Kearney Bail. Washington *eterSt.Medard Tames Page WilUam M.Clark iecrge Davis j.D.M'Reynolds Thos. Chidestei* iaml.K.Marshall Thomas Hairis Jas. Inderwicke ^ewis Heerman William Turk Geo. 1\ Kennon oseph GP.Hunt Hyde Ray Walter W. New ona. Cowdery VVilliam^Baldwin Samuel Horsley iamuel D. Heap W.W.Buchanan Rcbt.C.Randdph ' lobert L. I'horn Samuel Ayer Chas.B.Hamilton iamuel R. Trev- E. L. Lawion Usher Parsons ett, jr. Charles Cotton William Swift ivVm. P. C.Barton Gerard Dayers Josephus M. S. foseph New William Caton O'Conviiy I W. os.S. Schoolfield Robert A.Barton ! Rich. K Hoffman i jcorge Logan Benja. P. Kissam Richm. Johnson \inos A. Evans Tohn A. Kearney Thos. B. Salter ILlobert Morrell Rich. C.Edgar PURSERS. ^saac Garreston RobertC.Ludlow Fran.AThorntnn Clement S, Hunt Robert Pottinger E.T.Satterwhite jwinn Harris J. B. Timberlake James M.Halsey fohn H. Carr Thomas I, Chew Edw. Fitzgerald Nathaniel Lvde Thomas Shields Alex.P.Darragh [ames R.'Wilson .Rich. C. Archer Edw. W.Turner iam'l Robertson l^ewis Deblois Robert Ormsby jam'lHambleton George S. Wise Henry Denniscn 2$6 Navy Agents, &c. Ludl. Dashwood Jos. Wilson, jr. Sam'l Livermore Wni. S.Rogers Hermaa Thorn Matt. C Atwood Henry Fry Thomas Waine GreomeKSpence John R. Shaw Lewis Fairchild Melancton Wi Sarouel P. Todd John S. Skinner Bostwick Nat.W.Rothwell Jos.B. Wilkinson John N.Todd George Beall Ezekiel Solomon Timothy Winn lames H. Clark Benja F. Bourne Wm. M. Sands W.P.Zantzinger William Sinclair Thomas Breese Joseph Norih R.T.Tmiberhike Jos.H.Terry,./f./* NAVY ACiENTS. Portland Samuel Storer Poitsmouth Henry S. Langdon lioston Amos Binney New-London Joseph Hull' New -York John Bullus Philadelphia George Harrison Baltimore James Beatty Annapolis John Rand ail Norfolk John H.Fawn Charleston John Robert it n Savannah Archibald S. Bullcfck Kentucky James Moiribon New-Orieans I. K. Smith Newport, (R.L) Constant Taber Hartford, (Con.) John Morgan Wilmington, (N.C.) Joshua Potts Newborn Jerenuah Brown New- Castle J- S. Riddle London J.M'Kenzie, 5c A.Glennie Gibralter Bernard lienry Barcelona Richard M'CaU Naples Malta William Barker Havanna Janies Anderson Madeira James L. Cathcart A commission is allowed to navy agents not exceeding one per cent, upon their disbursements : Tiieir whole annual emoluments are limited by law to S2,000, with- out any allowance for clerk hire, porters, office rent, stationary, or any thing else. Every charge must be paid out of their commissions. Marine Corps, &c. 33: NAVY YARDS. At Washington. Thomas Tingey, Capt. Com. and Navy Agent. N. Haraden, Master. fames Owner, head Carpenter. Benjamin King, head Plumber and Blacksmith. Buller Coke, Storekeeper, William Sandford, head Sailmaker. rhomas Carberry, Inspector cf timber. At Fhiladdfihia. Alexander Murray, Captain Conimandant. At JVorfolk. John Cassin, Captain-Commandant. At Keiv-York. John Evans, Captain- Commar^dant. At Charkstoivn^ Mass. Csaac Hull, Captain-Commandant. MARINE CORPS. Pay of Officers as established by Law. 238 Governors in the feveral States, &c. First Lieutenants. F.B.D.Bellevue Charles M. Broome John R. Montegul Benjamin Richardson P. B. D. Grandpre Francis B. White Lrman Ivellogg William Nicoil Samuel E. Watson W^illiam L.Boyd William L. Bronlow Charles Lord Leonard J. Boone Levi Twiggs Thomas W. Legge Edmund Brooke William H. Freeman John Harris Joseph L. Kuhne Samuel B. Johnston Henry Olcott Second Lieutenants Henry Stephens James J. Mills Singleton Duvall Tlios. A. Linton Francis A. Bond CharlesSnowden Rich. Auchmuty ParkG H^.wle Jas.G. Singeltary Joseph Bosque Geo. B. English William F. Swift James Edelen Hen.W.Kennedy GilliesThompson ChristopherFord Rich. D. Green E^lw. S. Now ell Governors in the several States. John T. Gilman, New-Hampshire. Caleb Stt ong, Massachusetts. William Jones, Rhode-Island. John C. Smith, Connecticut. Jonas Galusha, Vermont. Daniel D. Tomkins,, New- York. Mahlon Dickerson, New-Jersey. Simon Snyder, Pennsylvania. Daniel Rodney, Delaware. Charles Ridgeley, Maryland. William C . Nicholas, Virginia. William Miller, North- Carolina. David R. Williams, South-Carolina. Mitchell, Georgia. Isaac Shelby, Kentucky. Joseph M'Minn, Tennessee. David Holmes, Missisippi. Thomas Worthington, Ohio. William C. Clairborne, Orleans. Upper Louisiana. Thomas Posey, Indiana Territory. Ninian Edwards, Illinois Territory. X.ewis Cass, Michigan. . Confuls, Agents, &c. 239 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenifwtentiary. lohn Quincy Adams, to Great-Britain, S9000 ' iVilliam Eustis, to Holland, ^000 \lbert Gallatin, to France, 9000 to St. Petcrsburgh, 9000 rhomas Sumter, to Rio Janeiro in Brazils, 9000 Konathan Russell, to Sweden, 9000 Consuls and Commercial jigrnts. Thomas Aspinwall, com ag. London. fames Maury, do. Liverpool. Robert W. Fox, do. Falmouth. Falwar Skipwith, do. Paris. iVilliam Lee, do. Bo\!rdeai;X. Thomas Aborn, ice c. ag. Cayenne. ;^eter Walsh, com. ag. Cette. Stephen Cathalan, do. Marseilles. Thomas Johnston. do. Calais. Daniel Strobel, do. Nantz. ;-lobert Sterrv, do. LaR(^ciielIe. Francis Coftyn, do. Dunkirk. tienry Wilson, do. Ostend. fa.mes L. Cathcart, do. Cadiz. Robert Montgomery, do. Alicant. do. Isles Majorca,Mi- fohn M. Baker, norca and Yvica. Jacob Lewis, dc. Malta. John J. Armstron,^, do. Isle ofTenerifFe. Richards. Hackley, do, St. Lucar. fohn B. Dabnev, do. Fayal6ctheAzores. Henry Hill, do. St.Salvador,Brazi!. George Jey, do. Rotterdam. 5vlvanus Bourne, :;on. gen. Amsterdam. Hans Ran Saabaye, do. Copenhagen. lames R. Mulhany, consul, Santa Cruz. Frederick W. Lutze, do. Stettin. William Clarke, da Embden. [ohn M.Forbes, do. Hamburgh. Bremen. F. J Wickelhausen, do. Philip Marck, dc. Franconia. 'R.C.Wilcox, do. Canton 240 Foreign Minifters, &c. in the U. States, Nathaniel VV. Strong, do. Gottenburr. ' Thomas Appleton, do. Leghorn. Alexander Hammatt, da Naples. John Broadbent, do. Messina. Abraham Gibbs, do. Palermo. WiUiam Stuart, do. Smyrna. William B. Jones, do. Tripoli. Thomas T. Anderson, do. Tunis. Edward Wyer. do. Riga. Andrew Stewart, do. Manilla. Samuel S.Voorhees, do. Pernambuco. Wilham H. Barney, do. Trieste. James Simpson, do. Tangier. I'homas I. Halsey, consul. Buenos Ayres, bamuel Hazard. do. Antwerp. William G. Miller, do. Montevideo. Bernard Henry, do. Gibraltar. James Likly, Am. dep. consul, Cireenock. Colonel Macpherson, * Madeira. James Luke, Belfast. Agmtafor Seamen and Commerce. Philip Depeyster, agent at Guadaloupe. John Mitchell, da Martinique. J.B.Clement, da Porto Rico. MINISTERS AND CONSULS OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES. From England. Hon. Mr. Bagor, Minifter Plenipotentiary. Benjamin Moodie, Conful. James Dick, Vice-ConfuL From France. M. Serrurier, Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenrpo- tentiary. M. Roth, Sec. of Legation. M. Framery, Conful-General at Philadelphia. Louis F. Leloup, Conful, at Baltimore. Marc Antoine Alexis Giraud, Conful for Bofton—a^/'cn/. M.Jean B. Poree, Conful, pro tem. do. Mens. Le Marvis, Vice-Conful at Portfmouth. Mens. Fourcroy, Conful at Charlcfton, (S. c] M.Geraud Cazeaux, Conful at New-York. Louis Toufard, Conful, pro tem. at New-Orleans. Foreign Minifters, &c. m the U. States. 241 M. Couteau, Vice-Conful at Noifolk. JVI. Guilmain, Vice-Conrul at Savannah. From Spain. Chevalier Don Luis Df Onis, Minifler Plenipotentiary. Sig. Don Bartolome Rcnguenet, Conful for Philadelphia, at Philadelphia. Sig. Don Juan Stoughfon, Conful for New-Hampfliire, Connefticut, Rhode-Iiland, Vermont and Maffachuietts, at Bofton. Sig. Don Thomas Stoughton, Conful for New York, at New-York. Sig.' Don Juan Baptifta Bernabeau, Conful for Maryland, at Baltimore. Sig. Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, Vice-Conful for Vir- ginia and Kentucky, at Norfolk. Sig. Don Pabio Chacon, Vice-Cnnful, at Alexandria. Sig Don Fe ipe Ritio, Vicc-Comul for Or!e;!PS. S)g. Don Felipe Fatio, jun. Conlul for North and South Carolina, at Chaileflon. Sig, Don Mulvy, Vice-Conful for North and South-Caro- lina and Georgia, at Savnnnah. From the Mexican RepvbUc. Don Jofe Manuel Hcrvera, Minider Plenipotentiary. From Portugal. Simeon S. Goodwin, Vice-Conful for Maflachufctts, New- Harapihiie and Rhode IH^nd, at Bofton. Jofeph Radem^iker, Coniul General. James F. Vornock, Vice Conful, South Carolina. Fiom the late Eatavian RcpvhHc. Adrian Vlack, Conlul for Maryland and Virginia. J. H. C. Heineken, commercial agent, Pennfylvania. Gilbert 1. E. Smiffart, New-Yoik. Frcm Sweden, De Kantzow, Minifter Plenipotentiary. Augus. H. Winlhrop, Vice-Conful for Charlefton, (S. Cj Jonath;m Swift, tor Columbia and ports on the Potomac. Rezin D. Shepherd, Vice-Conful, New-Orleans. Henry Ghan, V-ce-Conful, New-Yoik. John Borritz, Vice-Conful, North-CarolJ.na. H- J. Aquiton, Conful for Marvland. ^ohl} ^O'^Scrs, jr. Vice-Conful for R. Ifland and Cons. 242 Appendix. John Myers, jr. Vice-Conful for Norfolk, and other ports in Virginia, except on the Potomac S. Blagge, Vicc-Conful for Maff. and N. Hampfhire. John Hidrcck, Vice-Conful for Wilmington, Delaware. Bernard Dahlgreen, Conful at Philadelphia. From. Prufia. Johanna EarnQ, Chrifli?n Shuitz, Confuls at Baltimore.^ Jacob Eberheard,Auguft;Steinmetz,Ccnfuls Charle{lon,S.C From Denmark. Peter Pederfen, Mlnifter Plenipotentiary. George Hammeken, Conful for New-York. Charles W.Greene, Vice Conful, Bcfton. Frederick W. Brune, Conful for Baltimore. Mofes Myers, Conful for Norfolk. Jonathan vSwlft, Conful for Alexandria. Jofeph Wmthrop, do. at Charlcfton, (S. C.) William Scarborough, Vice-Conful, Savannah. Richard Relf, Vice Conful, New-Orleans. From Ru/Jia. Andrew de Dafchkoff, Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary. Nicholas Kofloff; Conful General ofRufTia. Alexis Euft^phieve, Conful, Bofton. APPENDIX. Compiising suvjdry Additions and Corrections. iiilHIl* .. IJI^ Massac/iiisettf Humane Society at Boston. IncoiT;), Feb. 23. 1791. Officers chosen 2d Tuesday in Dec. Prt'sidenty Aaron Dtxter, m. d. First Vicc-t'resident, Hon. Thomas Dawes. Second Vice-President^ Hon. William Spooner. Treasurer, Samuel Cobb, Esq. Corresfiondinv^-Secrctary, George G. Lee, Esq. Recordin:y-Stc}'t'tari>, Charles Davis, Esq. Trustees f Samuel Park man, Esq. Joseph Coolidge, Esq, Sanmel Bradford, Esq. Capt. Benjamin Rich, Rev. Charles Lowell, Ephraim Elliot, Esq. Alassachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President^ Benjamin Russell, Esq. Vice-Fre&ide7ity Capt. John Cotion. Treasurer., Joseph Lovering, Esq. Secretary, Joseph T Buckingham". Appendix. 243 Trustees, Major William Harris, Capt. David Fran- cis, Capt. Psaiah Atkins, Wmslow Lewis, Esq. Isaac Harris, Joseph Jones, Elijah Mears, William Milnor, and Edward Giay. American Society for educating Pious Youth for the Gosfiel Ministry. Instituted August 29, 1815. President, His Honor William Phillips. "ist. Vice-Pretiidrnt, Samuel Salisbury, Esq. 2rf. Vice-President, Hon. William Bartlett, Esq. 2d. Vice-President, Hon. W^illiam Reed. Clerk, Henry Gray, Esq. Corresfionding-Sccretary , Rev, John Codman. Treasurer, Mr. Aaron P. Cleveland. Auditor, Dencon Jcihn E. Tyler. Directors, Rev Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d. Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Rev. Daniel Dana, dd. Rev. Ebenezer Porter, d-d. s. t. p. Rev. Joshua Bates, Rev. Brown Emc-rson, Rev. Asa Eaton. ijy* The Treasurer's house is at the bottom of Milk- sft'eet. Communications may also be left at the book- store of Messrs. Cummings & Hiiliard, N0.I, Cornhill, where a box is d^-posited for that pui-pose. Howard Benevolent Society. Instituted June 1, 1812, Presidrnt, James Clap. Secretary^^x\.Q,. Giiman. Treas. AndrewBradshaw. Committee, Nathaniel Ri'pley, Stillman Loifhrop, Ham- mond Seaver, Thomas Forci, Joseph Woodcock, James M. Smith, Benjamin Morreil, William Bates, Lewis Jones, John W. Rogers, Corrections. 49 Dele Abie! Smith, ] P. deceafed. Infert Charles Bui- finch, J. P. and Q. Boflon. Dele Benjamin Welles, ri"moved from Bofton. 52 Dele Micah Bradley, J, P. deccafed. Dele Samuel P^ge, J. P. Danvers, deceafed. Delt- 53 [acob Willard, T- P- Marblehead. Dele Afn Nf^lfon, J. P. Rowley deceafed. Dele Wiliiam Pickman, f. P Salem, deceafed. 54 Infert O iver Stearns, Amefbury, and Tbeadore Eames, Silem, as Attornies at S. J. C. Infert James rl Duncan, Haverhill, and William A: Rodgers, Salem, as Afrornies at C. C. P. Dele Enoch John Ton, Depuiy-Sheriff, Lynn, deceafed. 56 Dele Elias H. Derby, J. P. Chaileftown. ' 244 Appendix. d-j Inrert Dcod^tus Datton, Attorney at S. J. C. Mon- Ton. Dele f om C. C P. 68 Read Jo! n Phelps, of Granville, inftead of Springfield. Ii'.r rt Ala Smith, Deputj'-SherifiT, Biandford. D.;le Ephraim Williams, Afhfiold and Deerficld. Insert MjoktrLeavitt, Greenfield, Register Deeds, arid County Tre:tsurfr. 69 Dc-le Joiiat'hHii Magee, J. P. Colrain, deceased. Dele Piuneas F.ary, }. F.Whately. 70 Infer- Jofeph Whiron, J. P. & Q. Lee. Epaphras Hnyt, of Deerfield, iusie id of Greenfield, Infe't 72 Rollin C Dewey, Attorney at S. J. C. Adams. Add Benjamin Bruinerd, Attorney at C. Pleas, Gill. The friliowing is thf^ latest and most correct list of Dcfiutij Sht-riffsfor Franklin County- Deerfeld, A^ahel Wright. M^u-Sakm, Nahum Bry- ant. Or«/2^ bun/, Mircus Merrirield. Conway ^ Henry P.Billings. Ahhjirld, James IMTarland. 93 No new list ci'DeiJuty- Sheriffs for Oxford has been received. The foil wiiig were Dep.Sheriffs last year. BcthH, Calvin Twitchell. Brids^eton, James Emerson. Fry(burg, Philip Page, James bsgood.jr. Livennore, Si^mnel Morrison, Dexter W^alker, Lovtll^ Josiah Heald, jr. Sumner, Nathan Conarit. Mno^ Henry Jackson, Parh, Simeon Cumniings, John Bonney. Hircnn^ Marsh;. 11 Sj^ring. Kumford, Edmund Page. Tur7icr, Oliver Pollard. W^a/er/orc/, Seth Wheeler. 112 Dee Rev. T. Sk.-lton, C Foxbo-o', removed. 1 lo I filuter on Cheniiftry in D. Col. Daniel Oliver, M.D. 117 Deir R V. S. Carv, d-cafed. 118 Dei Rev. Mr.Hcnfhavv, E. M?.rblehfad. D;!le R'v. H. C. Pcrley, C. Mcthuen, removed. 153 Infert Elia{hib Adams, Rteeiving Teller at Union Bank. 157 Infert Geo'ee Sullivan, Dlreflor, and William Fur- ne(s, Ailiil.mt Difcount Clerk, at Manufacturers" & Mcchapicks' B.mk. Mcff nger of do. Jona-ban D. Rcbbins. Porter of do Morrifs Bugbee. 2 16 Infert William Blouni, Rep. to CongrefsjTennefTee. Roads from Bofton. 245 ROADS from Bofton, with tlie Names of Inn- keepers, and Diftances. Correded for this Regifter, up to 1816. To Hingham Brown & Dyer 18 Bridgewater (Eaft Parifli) Browfi 23 South Pai;{h Lazell 26 MKidicboro' Samfon 36 New-Bedford Nelfon 52 To Nezopo' t. Commercial Line over Blue- HiUTurnpike. 246 Roads from Bofton. R'hoboth Slack 37 "Wcathersfield Wright I04 Prjvidence Chappotin 41 Worthington Riley 113 Johnfon She rion 44 Meridian Robmfon 119 Scituate Fiikc 5b Wallingford T\l-r 123 Coventry M'Gr^gor 63 North- Haven Ives 127 Plainfield Eaton 71 New-Haven Butler 134 Jewit's City Johnfon 78 Milford Clark 144 Norwich Kt-tincy 86 Stratford Ferry 146 Moh.gan Houghton 93 Stratford Lovejoy 148 New London Frink ico Fairfield Pennfield 158 Middlr Road to Hartford. Gieenfarms PofTell 166 Dedh:im Smith 9 Nor walk Reed 170 Medfield Cl>rk 1.5 Stamford Davenport 179 Medwa^ Richardfoii 20 Greenwich Knapp 183 Bellingham Smith 26 Rye Qamiard 189 Milford Pen ni man 30 Marnaronek i9^ Mencion Thonapfon 3-2 Rochclle Williams 195 Uxbridge Read 38 Chefter Gyon 198 Douglas Dudiey 43 Harlem Bridge 202 Thompfon Holhrcok 51 New-York 210 Pomfret Sabin 57 Jerfey City eir^ Aftiford Clark 68 Newark Gifford 21 pi Wilmington Marcy 72 Elizabeth town Lyon 2«"3^ Mansfield Dunhim 76 Bridgeton 220 Coventry Kimball 82 New-BrunfwicksDrake 240^ Harrford Bonnet 97 Piovincetown G'fford 256 To I'VafJiiv^Jon CilVy by Wor- Trenton Davis, Herbert 266 crjte.r Turnpike and Staf- BriO.ol 276 ford Spr?n^s. Hoimefburgh 285 Roxbury (Punch Bowl) Frankford 290 Laiighron 4 Philadelphia ManfioH' • Brook'yn Richards 6 Kaufe 295 . Newton Wilwall 9 Darby 302 I Frai'.iingham Eaton 2cg Chefter 310 ^ Weftborough Forbufn 29 Wilmington Huggins 323 WorceRer Sikes 39 Chridirina Bridge Ham- Charlton Rid-r '\g mond 332 Sturbridge Brown ,57 Eik'own Richardfon 348 Holland MalIVy 63 Cbarieftown 350 Stafford Wait 73 Havre dc Gracs Sears 3,58 Tolland Smith 80 Joppa Bradford 370 Vernon 86 Red Lron 378 Eaft-Haitford Buckler 97 Bird River Barney 383 Hartford Bennett loo Baltimore Gadfby 395 Roads from Bofton. 247 Elkrldge 403 Peru 116 McKoys 4c8 Hmsdale Moody no Rofsburgh Rofs 426 Piitsfi,-ld Morgan 128 Wafliington Poft-Office 436 Hancock Broad 133 Stage Read from Providence New-Lebanon Springs 135 to JVorceJlcr. Canaan Jcni-s 137 Smithfield Aldrich 9 Steventown Bufh 144 - Aldrich 13 Schoodick Strong 155 Uxbridge Taft 22 Albany 164 Northbridge Taft 27 From Albany to Niagara Surton Chafe 33 Falls, 316 miles. Worcellcr Sikes 39 To brattUboroiigh. Old Road to Hartford. Weft-Cambiidge Whit- Cambridge Page 3 temore 5 Wa:ertown Farrar 7 Lexington Munroe 9 Waliham Miles 10 Lincoln Earle 14 Wrfton Vv^'ood 16 Concord Whec!(,ck 16 Sudbury Stone 22 Slow Wilder 24 Northboro' Munro 37 Bolton Poiiard 31 Shrewsbury Haven 41 Lancatter £ der 35 Wcrctiler Sikes 44 Leominfler Cumming 42 Leicefler Hobart 50 Kendall 41 Spencer Jenks 55 Weflminfter Hoar 51 Broukfield Draper 58 Tempitton French ^9 Weftern Biair 63 Gerry Lan^b 65 Painter Baies 72 Athoi Field 67 Wilbraham Caukins 76 To Greenjield. Springfield Williams 85 The fime as to Athol ^"j y Suffieid Utiey 96 Orange Waid 73 Windfor Picket 103 Irving's Grant A'vord 77 *1Fiarttord Bennett 112 Mc^ntague Gunn 82 To Albany, over Worccjler Greenfield Munn 89 Turnpike. Orange Whitney 72 Worcefler Sikes 41 Warwick Draper 76 Leiceller Hobart 47 Winchefter Linkhfld 83 Spencer Jcnks 52 Hiafciale Evans 8^ Brookfield Draper ,^^,5 Br.itfjcborough Sum.ner 94 WeOern Biair 60 To Datmovth CoUrge through V/are Reed 6'5 Keme, (N.HJ Belchertown Mellen 73 Concord Wheelock 17 Hadley Warner 82 A6ion White 24 Northampton Lyrnan 90 Littleton Kidder 27 Chefierfield Parfons 102 Groton Hall 35 Worthington Pearce 108 Pepperell Brown 38 11 24S Roads from Boflon. Townfend Loring 44 Ludlow Dennifon 123 New-IpfwlchBatcheldor 56 Mount Holley Green 132 JafFrey Peircc 66 Clark 135 Marlborough Hafkell 71 Shrewfbury Tinney 140 Keene Gorham 76 Clarendon Parker 146 Sumner 8i Brown 152 Walpole Carpenter 9® Rutland Gould J 55 Village Southard 94 Pittsford Kendall 163 Bellows' Falls Wightman 98 Brandon Gofs 172 Charlellown Hunt 102 Leicefter Woodward ^75 Village Shepley 106 Saiifbury Johnfon Weathersfield, Vt. Middlebury \ll Cope land 114 Vergennes Painter 198 Wind for Ferrifburg Taylor 203 Village Fettes 123 Charlotte Barnes 209 Hartford Sherburne 1 37 Parfons 215 Hanover Dewey 141 BurUngton Howard 220_ To Dartmouth College through To Montreal and Quebec. Concord, (N,H.) Medford Jaquis 5 Medford Jaqais 5 Woburn Hill lo Reading Parker 1 Billerica Bowers 19 Andover Ames 20 Chelmsford 23 Salem, N.H. Poor 23 Tyngfborough Swallow 30 Pettes 26 Dunftable Pollard 36 Towne 3 Merrimack Patterfon Londonderry Clark 36 Amherft Eaton Chefter Folfom 44 m. h. Converfe Head 53 Mount Vernon Ray Concord Stickney&Mann 63 Franciflown Lally Pofcaweq Oakes 72 Gibfon Saiifbury Rogers 78 Hillfborough M'Niel Peuengill 80 Wafhington Farnfworth 8l Andover Thompfon 86 Lempfter Brainard 88 Wilmot Gay 9a Claremont Chafe loo Springfield Noyes 98 Windfor, Vt Pettes 109 infield Flanders 105 Woodftock Taylor 123 Lebanon Benton 113 Barnard Aiken Hanover Dewey 118 Royalton Smith & Fox 137 To Burlington through Ver- Randolph Holmes 146 gennes. Brookfield Edfon 152 Walpole vil. Southard 94 Ainfworth 156 Rockingham Webb 103 Williamftown Jones 160 Chefter Folfom 110 Montpclicr Davis,Eaton pavendifli Stiles 119 & Houghton J 79 Roads from Bofton. 249 Moretown Ccbb 177 Waterbury Turijer 181 Bolion Whitcomb 189 Richmond Spice i & How- ard ' 2SQ Roads from Boflon. From Macblas to Calais. Caftine Perking 35 Machias Chaloncr 3^0 To Norridgetvock Eaft River 326 VafTalborough Childs 180 Huntley 3 336 Winflow 190 Dennvlville Wilder 348 Clinton 1 96 Robbinfton Brewer ;;65 Canaan Locke 206 Calais Downes 377 Norridgewock Sawtell ^^^ From BruHpwickto Bangor To Norridgetvock through Brunfwick Eafterbrooks 145 Oxford. Topfliam Tucker 146 Falmouth Lambert 115 Bowdoinham Varney 153 Gray Cobb 125 Litchfield Shaw i6z| New Gl oucefter 13* Gardner Longfellow 169 Poland 139 Hallowcll Kidder & Minot Perkins 143 Smith 173 Turner Leavit 150 Augufta Pollard 175 Livermore Munroc i6» VafTalborough Child 187 Jay Froft 169 HarUm Higg;in 195 Farmington Ruft 184 Fairfax Howard 201 Mercer 7\rnold 192 Unity Bartlett 209 Starks Curby 197 Kingfville Seward 215 Norridgewock Ware 204 Dixmont Butman 225 From Brunfivich to HalloiveUt Hampden Libbey 239 old Road. Bangor Hatch & Gar- Topfham Tucker x land 245 Bowdoinham Baker 15 Hodjfldon's Mills 248 Litchfield Co'by 22 •Charlefton Oampbell 260 Hallowell Smith 29 Sebcc on Pifcataquis From Portland to Hallotuell Rive Jflyford 270 through NeiV'GlouceJler. From Belfaji to Bangor. Portland 118 Belfaft Cunningham 220 Gray 136 Profpeca Moofman 225 New-Gloucefter 14Z Buckftown Badger 237 Lewiftown 152 Frankfort Livcrmorc Green 243 . '58 Hampden Libbey 250 Monmouth 166 Bangor Hatch 256 Winthrop 172 From Bangor to Caji'me, Hallowell Smith 182 Brewer's Milig Brewer a To Portland over Ptfcutaqua Orrington 8 Bridge Buckftown Badger 18 Hampton Falls Hammond 43 Orland Emerfon 22 Greenland Dearborn $% Penobfcot Avery 30 Pifcataqua Bridge Frink 58 Roads from Bofton, &c. 25 f Dover Wentworth 6^ Bartlett Hall 6s Somerfworth Lord,RoJ- Hart s Location T. Gate 7 } lins & Howe 67 Notch of White Hills Berwick Froft 68 Harford 78 Doughty's Falls, Hobbs Beyond Notch Rofsbrook 84 & Hatch 74 Jefferfon Plaifted 95 Wells Littlefi'd& Hobbs 8^, Lancafler Wilfon 103 Kennebunk JefFerds 8 7 To Neiuburyport thro Salem. Saco Cleves & Moody 97 Salem Tucker 15 Stroudwater March 106 Beverly Baker Portland Burnham Fol- Wenham Porter fom, Tilton, M'Lellan i la Hamilton Brown From Portland through Frye Ipfwich Treadwell a? burg and White Hills to Rowley Smith Lancajler^ NH Newburyport Gorham Phinney 10 To Gloucefler. Standwich Thompfon i 7 Beverly Baker 17 Baldwin Fitch zg Manchefter Tuck Hiram Spring 36 Gloucefler Low 30 Brownfield Stickney 4© To Marblebead Fryeburg Ofgood 47 Lynn Hotel 9 Conway, N.H. M'Mil en 55 Marblehead Ray 16 Note by the Publishers of the Register. 0^ Those Gentlemen, in different parts of the State, who have obligingly- forwarded information, and corrections for the Register, are respectfully tender- ed our cordial thanks. Some of their communications arrived at so late a pe- riod, as not to be of so much benefit as they designed. Their future favours are solicited in September, which will enable the Publishers to iffue the Regis- ter more feafonably. Several communications are unavoid- ably omitted. - : Treaty with Great-Britain. —*— JAMES MA.DISON, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, To all and singular to whom these Presents shall r^'tne. Greeting. WHEREAS a Convention between the United ">tates of America and His Britannic Majesty, to regulate the Commerce between the Territories of the United States and of His Britannic Majesty, was signed at London, on the third dav of July, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, by Plenipotentiaries refpectively appointed for that purpose, which Convention is in the words following, to wit A CONVENTION To Regulatt ffit L'ovimercc betive&n the Territories of the United States and ofHis Bntunnic Majesty. THE United States of America and His Britannic Majestj' being desirous by a Convention to regulate the Commerce arid Navigatioii between their lespective Countries, Territories, an<5 People, in such a manner &s to render the same reciprocally beneficial and satis- factor)', have respectively named Plenipotentiaries and given them full powers to treat of and conclude such Convention, that is to say, the President of the United States, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate thereof, hath appointed for their Plenipotentiaries, John Qu'rtcv Adams, Henry Clay and Albert Gallatin, Citi- zens f the United States; and His Royal Highness the Priiice Regent, iieting in the name and on behalf of His : Cnmmercial Treaty with Great-Britain. 253 Majesty, has named fv^r his Plenipotenti'iries the Right Honoai-able Fied^-rick J-hn Robinsoi'., Vice-PresKler-tof the Cimmitiee of Privy Counci', tor Tfa-ie and P^aota- tinns, Joint Paymaster cif Hss Mujesty's f'TCKs, and a M*!inbpr of the*linperiai Parli nient, Heury G^;ulhurn, Esq. a iMeniber ct the Ifuv'^'na! Parli-iinent, anc! Urider Seccetan ot State, aad VViifum Adams, E^q. Uxtor of Civii Laws; and the said Plaiip'deritiurie.s having mu- tuaily produced and shewn their full powers, and ex* cha.ni^ed copies of ihr. same, h?ive agreed on and coa^. eluded tiie following articles, videlicet ARTICLE FIRST. There shall he between the Territories of the UnitecE Stales ofii\merica and all the Territories of His Biitan- nic M-cijesty in "irope, a recipric*.! liberty ot Cnm- merce. Tht inhabitants of the twocountries respective- ly shall htive liberty freely and secnrely to come with, their shi])s and cargoes' to all such places, ports, and rivers in* the Tei-ritones aforesaid to which' other for- eigners are permittted to coine, to enter into the same and to remain and reside in any parts of die said Terri- tories respectively, also to hire and occupy houses and warehouses for the purposes of their commerce ; and generailv the merchai?ts anvl traders of each natiori re- sj)cctively shall enjoy ihe most complete protection and security for tlieir commerce, but subject always to the?; Laws and Statutes of the two countries respectively, ARTICLE SECOND. No hie:her or othev duties shall be miposed on the im--' portation into the Uiiited St.ites of any articles tho growth,procluce or manufaciure of His Britannic Majes-« tv^'s Territories in Europe, and no higher or ether duties {hall be imposed on the importation into the Territories of His Britannic Majesty in Europe, of any articles th© growth, produce or manufacture of the United States* than are or sh to His Britannic Ma jesty'sTenitories in Europe, respec-* lively, thau such as are payable on the exportation of the hke articles to any other foreign country, nor shall any prohibition be imposed on tlie exportation or impor- tation of any articles, the growth, protluce or manufac- ture ot the United States, or of his Britannic Majesty's lerntories m Europe, to or from the said Territories of His Britannic Majesty in Europe, or to t)r from the said United btates, wliich shall not equally extend to all oth- er nations. No higher or other duties or charges shall be impos- ed in any of the ports of the United States on British vessels than those payable in the same ports by vessels ot the United States ; nor in the ports Ot' any of His Brit- annic Majestv 's Territories in Europe on the vessels of the United States then shall be payable iti^the same ports on British vessels. The same duties shall be pal3 on the importation in- to the United States of any articles, the growth, produce or manufacture of His Britannic Majesty's Territories in Europe, whether such importation shall be in vessels of theUnited States or in British vessels, and the same du- ties shall be Daid on the importation into the ports of any of His Britannic Majesty's 1 erritories in Europe ot any article the growth, produce or manufacture of the United States, whether such importation shall be in British vessels or in vessels of the United States. The same duties shall be paid and the same bounties allowed on the exportation of any article, the growth produce or manufacture of His Britannic Majesty's Ter- ritories in Europe to the United States, whether such exportation shall be in vessels of the United States, or in British vessels ; and the same duties shall be paid and the same bounties allowed, on the exportation of anv ar- ticles, the growth, pioduce or manufacture of the Uni- ted States to His Britannic Majesty's Territories in Eu- roj)e, whether such exportation shall be in British ves- sels, or m vessels of the United States. It is further agreed, that in all cases where drawbacks are or niay be allowed, uDon the re-exportation of any goods, the growth, produce or manufacture of either country, respectively, the amount of the said drawbacks shall be the same, whether the said goods shall have been originally imported in a British or American ves- Commercial Treaty with Great-Britain. 255 sel ; but when such re-exportation shall take place from the United States in a Biitish vessel, or from the Terrn tories ot His Britannic Mjijesty in Kurope in an Anieri- can vessel, to any other ibreign naition, the two contract- ing parties reserve to themselves, respectively, the right of regulating or diminishing, in such case, the amount of the said drawback. The intercourse between the United States and His Britannic Majesty's possessions in the West-Indies, and on the continent of North- America, shall not be affected, by any of the provisions of this article, but each party shall remain in the complete possession of its rights, witli respect to such an intercourse, ARTICLE THIRD. His Britannic Majesty agrees that the vessels of the United States of America shall be admitted, and hospit- ably received at the principal settlements of the Bhtisht dominions in the East-Indies, videlicet, Calcutta, Mad- ras, Bombay, and Prince of Wales' Island, and that the citizens ot the said United States may freely carry on trade between the said principal settlements and the said United States, in all articles of which the importation and exportation, respectively, to and from the said Ter- ritories, shall not be entirely prohibited : Provided only, that it shall not be lasviul for them in any time of war, between the British government and any state or power whatever, to export from the said Territories, witliout the special permission of the British government, any military stores, or naval stores, or rice. The citizens of the (jnited States shall pay for their vessels, when ad- mitted, no higher or other duty or charge than shall be payable on the vessels of the most favored European na- tions, and they shall pay no higher or other duties or charges o?i the importation or exportation of the cargoes of t!ie said vessels, than shall be payable on the same ar- ticles when imported It is also uadei'stood, that the permission granted by thi3 article, is not to extend to allow the vessels of the TJnked States to carry on any part of the coastii'g trade of the said British Territories, but the vessels of the Unhed States having, in the first instance, proceeded to one of the said principal setilen^ients of the Britisli do- minions in tiie East- Indies, and then going viih their original cargoes, or part tliereof, frovu one of the said principal settlements to another, shall n(;t be considerec^ as can7ing on tlie coasting trade. Th.e vessels of the United States may also toucli for refresliment, but nd for commerce, in the course of their voyage to or fr< m the British TeiTitories in Indict, or to or from the domin- ions of the Emperor of China, at the Ca|!e of Govd-Hope, the Island of St Helena, or such other placs as may be 5n the possession of Great- Britain, in the African or In- dian seas, it being well »uider8tood that in all that re- gards this article, the citizens of the United States shall be subject, in all respects, to the laws and regulations of tke Britiiih ,Q;oveniment, from time to time estabhshed. ARTICLE FOURTH. It shall be free, for each of tlic two contracting par- ties, respectively to appcin; Consuls, for i.Ik protection of trade, to reside in the dominions and tei ritonesof the other ])aity, but before any Consul shall act as such, he shall in the usual form be approved and admitted by the goveiTiment to which he is sent, and it is hereby de- clared tliat i.t case of illegid or improper conduct to- M'ards the laws or government of the country to which he is sent, such Consul may either be punished according to law, if the laws wiil reach the cr:se, or be sent back, the offended government assigt ing to rbe ether the rea- sons for the same 3t is hereby decUred that either of the con*^ractir,g parties, may except from the residence of Consuls, such particular places as such party shall judge fit to be so excepted. ARTICLE FIFTH. This Convention, when the same shall have been du-^ ly rotified by the President of the Ur/ited States, by and with the advice and consent of their Senate, and by His. ;5ritannic Majesty, and the respective ratifications' mu-: Commercial Treaty with Great-Britain. 257 tuallv exchanged, shall be landing and obligator}' on the said United States and His Majesty for four years from the date f)f its sv.n'.ature, and the ratitications sliAll be fxch«nged in six moaths fi-om this time, or sooner if possible. Bone at London, fkis third day of July, in the yrar of our Lord one thousand tight hundred and fifteen, (l.s.) JOHN Q. ADAMS, (l.s.) H. clay, (l.s.) albert GALLATIN, (l.sO FRED. J. ROBINSON, HENRY GOULBURN, (L.S.) WILLIAM ADAMS. NOW THEREFORE, be it known, that I, James Madison, President of the United States of America, l!feving ^een, and consider- ed, the foregoing Convention, have, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, ac* cepted, ratified, and confirmed the same, and every clause and article thereof, subject to the exception, contained in a Declaration, made by the authority of Hi? Britannic Majefty, on the 24;th day of November last, a copy of which Declaration is hereunto annexed. In Testimony Whereof, I have cansed the Seal of the Uoited States to be hereunto affixed, und have siccred die same with my hand. D 'ne at th^ City L\s. of Washington, tliis twenty-second day of Decern-* ber, A.D. one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, ai'd of the Independence If the United States, the fortieth. JAMES MADISON. By the President JAMES MUNROE, S^iretary of State^ 258 Commercial Treaty with Great-Britain. DECLARATION. The undersigned, His Britannic Majesty's Charge d' Affairs in the United States of Amer- ica, is commanded by His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf of His Majesty, to explain and declare, upon the exchange of the ratifications of the Convention concluded at London on the 3d of July, of the present year, for regulating the Commerce and Navigation between the two countries, that in consequence of events which have happened in Europe, subsequent to the signature of the Convention aforesaid, it has been deemed expedient andWetermined,in con- junction with the Allied Sovereigns, that St. Helena shall be the place allotted for the future residence of General Napoleon Bonaparte, un- der such regulations as may be necessary for the perfect security of his person, and it has been resolved, for that purpose, that all ships and vessels whatever, as well British ships and vessels as others, excepting only ships belong- ing to the East-India Company, shall be ex- cluded from all communication with or ap- proach to that Island. It has therefore become impossible to com- ply with so much of the third article of the Treaty as relates to the liberty of touching for refreshment at the Island of St. Helena, and the ratifications of the said Treaty will be exchanged under the explicit declaration and understanding that the vessels of the United : Report of Secretary of Treafury of U. States. 259 States cannot be allowed to touch at, or hold any communication whatever with the said Isl- and, so long as the said Island shall continue to be the place of residence of the said Napo- leon Bonaparte. (Signed) ANTHONY ST, JNO. BAKER. Washington, November 24, 1815. TREASURY REPORT. Extractfrom the Report ofthe Secretary ofthe Treas'- ury of the United States, Dec, 1815. The Scci-etary states the ag^egate receipts into tlie Treasury, from January 1, 1812, to September 30, 1815, to be §137,414,309 96—Of which, in the nine months of 1815, were 39,372,000 dollars—arising, from Revenue, 12,400,000—from Loans, 11,034,000—from Treasury Notes, 15,938,000. The disbursements in the same time amounted to 133,703,880 dollars 31 cents. OLD DEBT. The amount of the Funded i)ebt, contracted before tlie war, unsatisfied on the 30th September, 1815, the Secretary reports to be Old six per cents not reimbursed, 3,783,284 39 Deferred six per cents, - - 5,235,776 42 Three per cents, - - . 16,158,177 43 Exchanged sixes, . _ _ _ 2,984,746 72 Six per cents, of 1796, - - - - 80,000 00 Louisiana sixes, - - - 10.923,500 00 Total, - - - S39, 135,484 96 NEW DEBT. The amount of the Funded Debt incurred in refer- ence to the late war is estimated ta amoujit to S63,144,972 50 r loating debt contracted since the war, is cr\lculated up to Sept. 30, 1815, at 17,355,101 Making a total of the ascertained amount of the pulic debt incurred since the war to Sept. 50, 1815, §80,500.073 50 Total of the National Debt, Sept. SO, 1815, - - - §119,63^,558 46 26o Bill of Mortality, Bofton. ABSTRACT of the. BILL of MORTALTrY of the Toivn of BOS'l'ON, from Dec. 3\ 1813, to Jan. I, 1^15 y agreeably to Returns made at the Health-Office. Male. Fe. Tot Male. Fe. Tot. Under 1 vear, 103 58—161 From 40 to 50, 32 24— 56 From 1 to 2, 49 27— ?'6 From 50 to 60, 17 16— 33 From 2 to 5, 29 24— 5?:y Frnm 60 to 70. 12 13— 25 Fronn 5 tolO, 19 9— 28 From 70 to 80, 10 27— 37 From 10 to 20, 19 IS— 35 From 80 to 90, 9 12— 21 From 20 to 30, 55 59— U4 From 90 to 100, 1— 1 From 30 to 40, 45 42— 87 Total, 727 The Deaths above were caused by Diseases and Cas ualties, as follows, viz. Anasarca, 17 Apoplexy, o Burns and Scalds, O.isualty, Cholera' Morbus, Cholera, Consumptions, C(;nvulsions, Cramp, Croup, Debility, Disorders unknown. Drowned, Dysentery, Fever, Intiammaton' Bilious, Puerperal, Pleurisy, Pulmonic, Typhus, Fits, Gout, Hepatitis, Lodges in Bofton, and Stamp Table. 2&i Meetings of Masonic Lodges in Boston. St. John's Lodge meets at Exchange Coffee-house Isfe. Tuesday in every montii, e>:cept June, July, & August. R, W. Dr.JohnDixwell, Master. St. Andrew's Lodge meets at Green-Dragon, 2d Hiarsday in eveiy month. R.VV. Henry Fowle,Master. Massachusetts Lodge meets at Mason's Hall, Aun- Street, the last Friday in eveiy month. Columbian Lodge meets a't Mason's Hall, the 1st Thursday in every month. R. W- Benjamin B. Apple- ton, Master. Mount Lebanon Lodge meets at Mason's Hall, the 1st Tuesdav in every moniii. T!ie Union Society meets at Mason's Hall, every- Thursday evening except the ist in the months. Scamp Table. 5 cents on Notes not exceeding 100 dollars, 10 cents on Notes above 100 and not exceechng ?COdols. 25 cents on Nores above COO and not exceeding 500 dels. 5.0 cents on Notes above 500 and not exceeding 1,000 dollars. 75 cents on Notes above 1,000 and not exceeding 1,500 dollars. 1 doliai- c:i Notes above 1,500 and not exceeding 2,000 dollars. 1 1 dv)iiar c.n Notes above 2,000 and not exceeding 3,000, (lOiiurs. 2 dollars on Notes above 3,000 and not exceeding 4,000 dollars. 2^ dollars on Notes above 4,000 and not exceeding 5,000 dollars. 3| dollars on Notes above 5,000 and not exceeding 7,000 dollars. 4 doiiars en Notes above 7,000 and not exceeding 8,000. dollars. 5 dollars on Notes above S,000. Page 239, insert SylvanaS Bourne, Consul-Generaf at Amsterdam. 2{5l6.] V 262 Stages from Bofton. Lift of Stages which ftart from Taverns in BRiloa. Jlbany, fnim Boydtn's,D' ck-Fquare, every day, 3 a.m. Amherst and Burlington, Braaley's, Back-street, Monday and Friday, 4 a.m. Burlington through Kecne^ Trask's, Bremfiekl's lane, Monday, VVediv sday and Friday 2 a m. Beverly and SaleWy Wild's, Ann-stret eacli day, 2 a.nri. Cc/7??6'7(/§*t',Bf5y<-len's,D(ck square twice each day 12&.6 Canton do Tuesday and Saturday 5 p.m. JDedham, Clark^s,Brattle sq. each day. Sun. exc.4 p.m. Dorchester and Milton ^ Pat.erscn's, E!nn-st. do. 4 p.m.. Jjujcbury, Boyden's^Dfck equate, every Saturday 5 am, Mastern Mait, Wild's, A],n-bireet, every day 3 a.m. G/oJicester, Brtgham's.Elm-.st. each day Siind.exc.9am. Jiartford, Bovden's & Earle's, do. 3 am, //w.§7m?w,Boyden's, DiCk-squ.Mond.Thurs.Sat. 4 p.m. Haverhill, accnm,Wi:d*s,Ai.n-st,Tnes.Thiir.Sat.lO a. m. JIanover, N II. do. do Mond,& Friday 4 am. Lifiominfiter and Brattleboro'y Trasks, Brcmfiekl's lane, Monduy, Wednesday and Friday, 4 a.m. X!/Wf'"^w^.§*. Patter.'^on'.sElrr.-st. Wednes. Satur. 5 a.m. Marbich. Boydeii's.Dock .'^q each day, Snnd.exc. 4 p.m. jVf-f//b';T/, Pattersn.'.^, KIn.-st. do. 1p.m. Metdham, Boydct^'s, Deck squ.Mond ^^"ed.Sat. 4 p.m. J\'t"ivhin-yliort, Willi's, Ann-bc. each day Sun.cxc. norn. J^env-York 7no//,Boy(ien's, Dock f^quare. each day noon. ^Yerjjicrt mciV/rrask'sBiomf.lai'.e, 1 ues.Thur-Sat.4 a.m. jVerJ/icrt, do. each clav, Sund. exc. 4 a.m. A^eiv-Bedf BovderV&Trask's.Mf'ii'i.Wed.Fri. 4 a.m. jP/v7«oz INDEX. z6^, .AfademyA-Tts&Sciencs, no Commercial Treaty '252 Academies 188 Convention Cong. Min, J27 Additions & Corrections 242 Courts. J. Mafl". 44 Agents, Commercial S.^g Courts, S. J. Calendar of 19.^ A<:;ricuiturai Societies 187 Common Picas 196 American Society 243 — Seflions ^9? Antiquarian Society 18.5 Municipal Anc &Hon. Artillery 148 Coimefticut & Maffach. 34 Andvuver lalVitution 112 Columbia and Lou:fiana 8^ Appendix 242 Cumberl. Juflices, &c. 88 Army of the U. States 22 Difpenfriry, Medical 167 Artillery of Mafiachuf. 144 Diflria Officers of U.S. 218 AITociation Cong. Min. 129 Divifionary StafFOfiicers 131 A fy I urns 171 Duke's Co. Juflices, $cc. 8 Attorneys »n Boflon 50, 51 Drowned Peifons 165 Attorney?,CI»cuitC.U.S.22o Delaware & Pennfylvan. 36 Atheneums 183 Duties on Imports Sol Attorney-Gen.of MalTach. 44 Eclipfes 2 Auflloneers in Boflon 152 EflTcx Co. Juflices, &c. 51 Banks in Maffachufetts ic55 EducationSocs. 178,100,243 Barnftabie Juflices, &c. Federal Courts, Sitting 219 Berkfliire JuOices, &c. Field OflScers of Inf. 136 Bible Socieiics 189 Fircwaids 159 Bill of Mortality, Boflon 260 FranklinCo. Dep.Sherlflri244 Bifhops in America 130 General Court 16 B')ard of Health, Boflon 130 General Staff Officers 331 Boflon C. C. Pleas 48 Georgia & Kentucky 38 Brigade Staff Officers 133 Government of U. S. 2,4 Brigade in Boflon, 3d 147 of States Briflol Juflices, &c. Governors of Maflli. 5.5 Circuit Ccurr C. P. 46 do. of the fevrral States 238 Cavalry of Mafla. 142 Hampfljite Juflices, &c. 64 Charitable Societies 168 Hancock Juflices, &;c. io5 Churches and Miniflcrs 116 Handel & Haydn Soc. 182 C'lircuit Court U, 2 States to Humane Societies 165, 24 a. Conflables in Boflon 1 51 Howard Society S4.^ Coins, Foreign 33, *54 H'tmpden Juflices, Sec. 66 Counfe1lors,&c. in Boflon 50 Harvard Univerfity lo7' Cadets, Independent 146 Hiflorical Society no, Carolina, N.&S. 37 Indiana and Illinois 40 Circuit Court A'tornies 220 Infantry, Field Officers 136 CourtofC. P. Boflon 48 Infpe6;ors, State J9S Colleges J 07 Infurance Companiei i6i Congrels 214 Intereft Table 200 Ccniuls, American S539 Juflices in Boflon 48, 49 Vonfuls, foicign, in U, S. 240 Judiciary of Mafrach. ^4, 1 1 Index. Judiciary oF U.S. ei8 PoftTowns&P ft Mafters 41 juftices throut»h the State 45 Reporter Decifions, Maff. ^4 Kenncbeck Juftlces, &c. 98 Rcprefentatives, Maffach. 17 Kentucky and Ohio 38 Do. United States 215 Letters, poilageoF 2 Revenue Officers, MaflTa, 193 Law Sociai Library 184 Roads,' Li lis of 245 Library Societies 184 Roman Cathoi. Bifiiops 130, Pvoyal Lincoln Co. JuRices, &c. 9,5 Arch Chapter igt Loans, CommifTioncrs of IQ4 Salaries 130, 194, 2:6 l^odgcs, nieetinjis of 261 Schools Public, Boilon 150 Louifian:* & NMlifippi 39 School Makers, do. ib. IJterary Societies 18,5 School Committee, do. 149 1! M^irineSooietif s 164 Selectmen do. ,. Marykiud and Virginia 37 Seamen, Bafton Soc. for 186 MaflaciiaCetts & N . Ham. 34 Sena e of MafT^chufetts 16 Mafonic Socle.i s 191 Do. United States 214 Medical Societies 166 Societies, Charitable, &:c. iF.S: Michigan & Indiana 40 Soirerfet Co. Juftices, &: . 6'^ Middiefex Juftjces, &c. ,55 SoHcitor-Gcn.of Mailacb. 44 Mufical Societies 18 Stamp Table 261 Militia of MufTdchuretts 131 State Piifon, Officers of 160 Minifters and Chniches 116 Suffolk Co. J uftices,&c. 48 Mmifters of U. S. in for- Supreme Judicial Court 44 eign countries 239 Supreme Court ol U. S. 218 IVlinift. foreign in U. S. 240 Surgeons and Phyficians 153 AlifTionary Societies 172 ScfEons CouriS 48, Miflifippi and Louifiana 39 Secretary of MafLch. 30 Municipal Court 48 Treafurcrof do. 30 Nantucket Co. Juftices,&c.82 Theological Library 185 Navy Agents, &c. 236 Third Brigade, ift.Divif. 147 Naval Force of U. S. 233 Town Officers, Bofton 149 Navy of United States 233 Treafury Department 217 NeW'Hampfhire 34 Treaty with Gr. Britain 2,52 New-York, R.Ifl. Vermt. 35 Traft Societies 178 Norfolk Co. Juftices, &c. 73 Undertakers 152 North fie South Carolina 37 United States' Army 2vii Notaries Public 32 United States' Calender 214 Overfcers of Poor,Bofloni49 Univeifiiies 107 Oxfordjuftices, &c. 91,244 Vermont and New-York 35 Pennfylvania & N. Jerfcy 36 Virginia and S. Carolina 37 Phyficiansin Boflon 153 Votes for Governor 1 54 Ohio and TennefTee 38 Wafhington Societies 179 ProfefTorfhipNat. Hift. no Wafhington Co. Juftices 105 Phi Beta Kappa 1 1 Worcefter Co. Juftices 59 Pilots, Branch 194 Waftimgton Monument 181 Plyroouth Co.Ju'{liccs,&£. 76 York Co. Juftices, &c. 83 ^WH24^^^i5i ;B:,'lSiigi