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^ uiSw;^lflA'^'/^^^;;?^;^^^^ THE MASSACHUSETTS
AND UnitedStates Calendar; For the Year of our LORD 1811, the Thirty-fifth of j^merican Independencs, CONTAINING
Civil, Judicial, Ecclrfiailicai, and Military Lifts in I ~'
MASSACHUSETTS ; Associations, and Corporate Institutions, for literary, agriLuilural, and ckaritable Purpi.les.
A Liji of Post-Towns in Majacfuifetts, with th
Names of tiie Post-Masters.
A r <0, Catalogues of the Officers of the GENERAL GOVERNMENT,
With its feveral Departments and Lftabiifhments ;
Times of the Sittings of the feveral Courts ;
Governors in each State ; PubUc Duties, &c. USEFUL TABLES; And a Variety of other interefting Articles.
boston: Publifhed by JOHN WEST & Co. and MANNING & LORING. Sold, ^vholefale and retail, at their Book Stores, Cornhill. r ECLIPSES FOR 1811.
THERE will be four eclipfes this year : two of the Surt^ and two of the Moon, as follows :
I. The firft will he a small eclipfe of the Moon, Marcb loth, in the morning, vifible, and by calculation as follows H. M. Beginning o 25 ") Middle 1 43^ Apparent time End 3 o ^ morning. Duration 2 35 Digits eclipCl'd 3° 23' on >'s N- limb. II. The fecond will be of the Sun, March 24th, ph. s8m. in the cvf-ning, invifible to us, but vifible andcen- t>al in the Southern Ocean, at 9 o'clock in the foienoon :. >'s latitude 38' S. III. The third will be of the Moon, Sept. 2d, ia the evening, partly vifible only, as follows :.
Beginning 4 40 \ ^'^dle 5 fC Apparenttime Moonnfes 6 QiC^ ewmnfr End 7 16) ^^^"'"«' Duration 2 36 Digits eclipfed, 7^ zi' otx > '& S. limb.
IV. The fourih and last will be of the Sun, September 17th, in the evening, vifible. Beginning oh. 58m. ") Middle 2 38 > Apparent time even. End 44) Duration 3 6 Digits eclipHd, io<5 1'.
Rate of PosTJGE of every fmgle Letter by Land, MILES. MILES. CENTS. 300 17 500 20 For more than 500 25 Ev- No allowance is to be made for intermediate miles. every triple ery double letter is to pay doubk- ihe faid rates ; letter, triple. Every packet weighing one ounce, at the rate of four fmgle letters for each ounce. Every fliip lener originally received at an office for delivery, 6 cents. Mag- azines and pamphlets, not over fifty miles, 1 cent per fheet i, over 50 miles, and not exceeding 100 miles, i^ccctsj ovet ?oo miles, s cents. Al 7. 2>/M3|
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FEBRUARY, i8u, begins on Friday.
Full Moon 8th day, 6h. 43m. morning.
Laft Quarter i6th day, 711. 19m. morning.
New Moon 22d day, i ih. 19m. evening.
M.W ^Qbferv^.bie_I)ays^£^ i_r,,0 s. ;r.^s. Morf pLtafant 7 6 5 2 Pur. V. M. or Candlemas. ?7 3 4th Sun. pail Epiph. '7 4 Cer.armsb.Am.& G.B.'SaJ; Sudd-:n change yj 6 High apogee. 6 9 7*s fet ih. 26m. Snow 6 IC Septuagefima. or rain^ 6 11 an:: probably both- 6 Cool 6 bluji^ring 6 u - Valentine Day. weather. 6 156 iLow tides. More 6 lb -; agreeable for tht 6 IJ-F Sexagefima. feajon. 6 18:2 A btt.lc fnozo 6 19U C. P^ Paris & Nor- > eelipf. Coorr for fome 20J4 2M5 7*S fet oh. 40m. days, 22.6 Wafliingtonb 173a. > per. 23|7 Uncommon high ^ow 24iF Quinqu. or Shove Sunday, tides. comes on a thaw, 26J3 27i4 AOi-Wedn.or Lent. 2'' id Hia/i winds.
MARCH, 1811, begins on Friday. APRIL) 1811, begins on Monday.
MAY, 1811, begins on Wednefday. JUNE, 1811, begins on Saturday.
Full Moon 6th day, 6h. 23m. evening. Lafl Quarter 13th day, oh. 32m. evening. New Moon 20th day, ^h. i8m. evening. Firft Quarter 28th day, yh. 34m. evening.
M| W| Obfervafale Days, life. r s. s.iF. Sea. | © |r.g Vtry Jinc 33 1 4c 7 2.2 'Whit-Sunday, weather 2 33 9 ? 7 jC.P.Co.Art. El. Bof. a^aiv. 82 2 38 854 43 ;S.J.C. Ang.&Somerf. K.G. .S2 3 »» 9 43 5 |Gen.El.N.H. [m.b.1738. 31 3 46 10 35 So Mid. tides. Thunder with 31 • rife 11 3c 6 7*s nie 3h. morn, figns of\A. 30 8 13 morn. 0/ rain. k 27 \ 30 9 I Trinity Sun. Good weathcr]A 29 9 58 1 25 102 C.P.Wor. Taunt. for 4 29 10 41 2 23 S. J. C. Wifcaf. vegetation }\ 28 8in 23 3 1 i2;4 Maf. Agr. Soc. El. > per.i4 28 8|ii 56 4 13 ! Drying njinds, U 28 8'morn. 3 6 14 Middling tides. andfigns-^ 28 81 o 29! 5 58 57 ofrain. 14 27 81 41 6 48 i6;f j liftS.p.Tr. G.ec.Suni8o6.i4 07 8! I 38 7 39 2 Battle Bunk. Hill, 177 '^. '4 27 82 13 8 29 8i3 iS.J.C.Caft. C.P.Portland.'4 27 8; 2 54! 9 21
I Eajterly winds, ^9;4 14 27 8, 3 36:10 u °5 which denote 4 27 81 > lets 11 4 iLongeft a long " day. J4 27 8 511 55 [7*3 rife 2h. mor. JlQrm\\ 27 8 .5iev. 45 23 2d Sund. paft Trinitv. 4 9 3^ 1 33 24 C.P.Sal. St.JohnBap.' Fine 10 7 2 19 weather again^ 10 39 3 3 but > apogee. 1 1 10 3 47 Mid. tides. cool nights. 11 37 4 29 280 Battle at Monmouth, 1778. 8 mom. 3 12 St. Peter. Some o 4 5 55 3d Sun. paft Trinity, rain. o 33 6 40
JULY, 1811, begins on Monday. .
AUGUST, i8i I, begins on Thurfday.
Full Moon 4th day, loh. 9m. morning. Laft Quarter nth day, ih. 23m. morning. New Moon i8th day, ph. 28m. evening. Firft Quarter 2 (5th day, iih. 58m. evening.
M|W| Obftrvable r s. 'r.^s. jF. Sea. Days, ^^. I Q
Fine ti^i Lammas. owx ng 4 50 8 1 34| ^ 45 p.j6 Yd. L. rifes 2h. 44m. mor. 4 5» 8 2 29j 9 44 3 7 weather, 4 52 8 3 Ji 10 44 8th S. pad Trill. Tkuvder 4 54 ©rifclii 44 2 rife 8 7*s iih. Very high 4 55'i 47|morn 3 tides, loith rain, ^per.4 56 B 25 O 42 of Jefus. Very 1 4 Name 578 9 » 5 fultry 58 8 9 37 33 96 zpeather, 59 10 13 26 7 St, Lawrence. andjigvs o 10 51 iS
F 9th Sund. paftTrin. of 2 11 3"^j lol 2 C. P. Cafb. Prince of W. b. 3 morn J 1 C. P. Plym. rain. 15 3 [1762.J5 4 52 4 Clear weather 5 5 1 2 7 43 5 Afliim. Bonap. born, i769.'5 6 1 54 8 38 6 ForJomt days. 5 8 2 48 9 22 7 Middling tides. 5 9 3 44! ID 10
F loth S. paft Trin. Hazy, 10 > fetsj ) 56
190 ) andjome rain. 1 7 13P1 40 C.P.Machias&Aug. > apo. 7 43 ev. 24 Comm. Middleb. Col. V. 8 18 I 6 22|5 7*8 rife 9h. 53m. ^5 8 40 1 49 236 Grows cooler^ 17 '9 8 32 247 !St. BartlioL with fine 18 9 38 16 25 F 1 ith S. paft Trin. dreezes. »9 10 11 2 262 C. P. Northa. Topf. Sc Len 21 10 48 50 2 7i3 A littL 52 11 32 42 £8:4 Com.Camb. & Daitm. Col. 23 morn. 36 John Bap. beh. mere 525 21 30 6 rain. 26 1 ^-j 8 31 ^317 Yd. L. rifes ih. morn. 27 2 22 9 30 i
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SEPTEMBER, 1811, begins on Sunday.
Full Moon 2d day, 5h. 51m. evening. Laft Quarter 9th day, iih. 55m. morning. New Moon 17th day, 2h. i3na. evening.
Firft Quarter 25th day, i ih. 4m. morning.
M[W] Obfervable Days, Iffe. f.© s. |r,#s.'F,Sea iF izth Sund. paft Trill. 5 29 3 31.10 29 7|"^^ "" C.P.Wo. High lecl.p.vif. 5 30 rife; 1 27 Ver. Elect, tides. > per. b 31 morn, Com. Prov. & Brunf. A 5 33 o Dog-days end. Jiorm may be 5 34 1 ao
expected. .5 36 2 1.5 Enurchus. 7*s rife ^h. 5 37 r3thS.p. T. Nat. V. M. 38 C. P. Cone. Alfred & Taunt. 40 S.J.C.Lenox. Fine weather 41 58 Comm. N. Haven Col. 43 Low tides for 44 the feajon. 5 45 8 15 2 Holy Crofs. |5 47 9 4th Sun. paft Trin. Grows\^ 48 9 47 '.P. Dedh. cooler. >apo.!5 50 o 30 S.J.C.Nort.Wif. C.P.Norr.U 51 >fets II 14 Comm. N. Jerfey. [0ecl.!,5 52 6 50 11 56
Mid. tides. ///l^/4 JwzV/t/. 7 20 lev. 40 at N. W. 7 49 St. Matthew. Now look 8 22 5th Sund. paft Trin. for 8 hi ajlorm. 9 37 S.J.C.Wor.C.P.Barn.&Par. 10 23 Com. Williamft. Grows 11 15 *s fouth 3h. 19m. fine morn. St. Cyprian. again. 15 Cooler roith 1 20 i6tli Sund. paft Trin. 2 29 C.P. Newb. rain. >per. 3 4 K OCTOBER, r8i I, begins on Tuefday.
Full Moon 2d day, 2h. 32111. morning.
Laft Quarter 9th day, 2h. 1 7m. morning. New Moon 17th day, yh. 25m. morning. Firft Quarter 24th day, 8h. 32m. evening. Full Moon 31ft day, oh. 35m. evening.
r. s. M:W| Obfervable Days, Iffe. , r.(i|8. |F Sea '"»|3 a
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NOVEMBER, 1 8i i, begins on Friday.
Laft Quarter 7tli day, 8h. 32m. evening. New Moon 15th day, iih. 44m. evenirg. Firft Quarter 23d day, 4h. 52m. morning. Full Moon 30th day, oh. 25m. morning.
Obfervable Days, Iffc. r. s. r ^s.jF.Sea MiW| | j
re All Saints P'leafantiS 54 6| 6 i4imorn 27 for I^ove.mber. 55 6 7 I o 41 3F ziftSund. paftTrin. 56 6 7 52' 1 37 42 C. P. Northamp. Mijly 6 58 6 8 45i 2 32 33 J.C. Salem. C.P.Edgar 6 59 6 9 41 3 2< 64 Syrius r. nh. Grows cooler 05 LO 37 4 i6 7 5 Low tides. High 1 5 11 31 5 86 winds at N. W, 3 5 morn. 5 5 9[7 Cape Cod firft fettled, i6ao. 4 5 31 6 35 loiF ^^d Sund. paft Trin. 5 5 1 28 7 1 J apogee. 65 2 25 8 C. P. Caftine. Cold 7 5 3 22 844 i3i4 and raw 9 5 4 21 9 2: Middling tides, weather, 10 5 5 19 10 1.1 »5|6 Machutus. Some 11 5 >fets 10 5; i6!7 7*s fouth midn. /now. 12 5 5 42 45 i7|F a3d Sun. paft Tr. this 13 5 6 24 ev. 36
1812 Gr. Eart. N. E . 1 7 55 . time 14 5 7 13 1 29 2 »9|3 C.P.Plym.&Portl. 15 5 8 23 2of4 More moderate 16 5 9 3 18 2115 forfome 17 5 10 10 4 la 82|6 Cecilia. days, 18 5 11 17 5 61 237 St. Clement. Becomes »9 5 morn 6 o 24F z 4th S u nd . p aft Tr. > per. 20 5 o 26 6 51 2 Mid. tides. Cath.day. 21 5 1 38 7 43 S.J.C. Bof. & Nan. cooler. 22 5 2 s^' 8 35 Fine again 22 5 3 5b 9 28 for this 23 5 5 10 22 7*s foil. 1 ih. 5m. Jeafon of]-/ 24 5 6 13 1 7 St.^ Andrew, the year 25 ^rife^morn
1811. Ji DECEMBER, 1811, begins on Sunday.
Laft Quarter 7th day, 5h. 40m. evening. New Moon 15th day, 2h. 27m. evening. Firft Quarter 22d day, oh. 46m. evening. Full Moon 29th day, 2h. 27m. evening.
Obfervable Days, l^c r. s. I r.# s. ;F. Sea M| Wj I Q Advent Sund. / he 26 5 25 12 C. P. Wife, clouds denote 26 5 7 19 JnoWf but it 27 8 17 58 7*sfou.ioh.44m. may rain. 28 9 14 49 Syrius rifes ph. Plea/ant 28 10 13 37 Nicholas, for a few 29 11 9 23
7J7 days, [ > apo. 29 morn. 6 8|F ad S. in Adv. Coo. V.M. 30 o 49 9.2 C. P.TauQt. & Aug. Cbudy 30 1 31 Gov. Sullivan died, i8oS. 3» 2 »3 ' zueaiher and 31 2 56 12:5 Low tides. high winds. 32 3 4^ t3;6 L^lcy^ 7*8 fou. loh. Groius.j 32 4 28 47 Walhing.died,i799,^t.68.7 32 5 ^9 1.3'F 3d Sun. in Adv. warmer. 33 >fets 62 P. Dedham and Camb 33 5 48 with a little 33 6 48 184 Mid- tides. more fnoio 33 7 31 57 195 7*s fou. 9h. 37m. 33 8 57 52 20 6 Very cold j 33 10 6 45 21 St. Thon\as. and clear. 7 33 11 15 38 4th Sund. in Adv. y per. 7 33 morn. 29 Now look 7 33,5 24 19 cutfor afevere 7 33 1 3 7 10 Chriftmas day. 7 33 2 39 8 2 St. Stephen. form. 7 33 3 46 8 55 St. John. 7*s fouth 9h. 7 33 4 53 9 48 Innocents. Ouite pleafantj 33 5 5510 4: Sund. pau Chriftm. again, j 32 • rifejii 34 Ipf. 5o.morn, C. P. & Lenox. \j 32 .5 Sylvefter. Changes to cooler, j 32 6 47] o 26!
THE
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Governors, ^c, ftnce the firjl fettlement of Plymouth' and MaJfachuftHs. Governors of Piymouth Colony, from 1620 to 1692, elected by the People.
Carver 1 Edward Winflow Jofiah Winflow John [ Thomas Hinkley Bradford | Thomas Prince William J MafTachufetts Governors, from 1628 to 1692, eleftcd by the People. (The figures /htw the number of years each governed.) Governors. i^ Civil Government in MafTachufttts.
Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1783 1780 Thomas Cuftilng 1785 James Bowdoin, 2 years 1788 Benjamin Lincoln 1787 John Hancock, tO'i793 1789 Samuel Adams, to 1794 179^ Samuel Adams, 3 years 1794 Mofes Gill, to 1800 1797 IncreafeSumner, 101799 1801 Samuel Phillips
31800 Caleb Strong, to 1807 1 802 Ed.H. Robbins, to 1 806 1807 James Sullivan, to 1809 1807 Levi Lincoln, to 1809 1809 Chrifto. Gore, to 1810 1809 David Cobb, to 18 lo 1810 Elbridge Geriy 1810 William Gray
Civil Government in Massachusetts. For the Political Year commencing May^ i8io# and ending May^ 18 11. His Excellency Elbridge Gerry, ll.d. Governor. His Honor William Gray, Efq. Lieut, Governor, COUNCIL. Hon. Levi Lincoln Spmuel Fowler Marftall Spring Daniel Kilh-im
, - Thomas Hazard, jr. William Afpinwall — Aaron Hill, Thomas Cutis. Martin Kinfley SENATE. - Hon. Harrison G Otis, E(ci. Prejdent, Suffolk. Hon. Harrifon G. Otis, William Spooner, John Phillips, "' Peter C. Brooks, and John Welles. ^ Essex. ^ Horn John Heard, Ifrael Thorndike, Lonfon Nafh, Daniel A. White, D. L. Pickman, an^ Ifrael Bartlett.
<,^ M 1 D D L E,S E X . Hon. Samuel Dana,^Amos Bond, J. L. Tuttle, ancTMatthew Bridge. Hampshire. --Hon. Ezra Starkweather, Hugh M'Lellan, Eli P. AjQimun, and Samut, Lathrop.
Bristol. >> Hon. Nathaniel Morton, jun. ana Edward Pope. Plymouth. Hori. Nathan Willis, ana Seth Spra^e,
BA R N S T A B L E . ^ Hon. Jofcph Dirarajck. , 7
lleprefentatives—Suffol'k. 1
Duke's County and Naktucket. — Hon- W. Folger, jun. "V\4 O RCESTEK.^ ^.^^^ ^ Hen. Eiljah Brigbam, >onas Kendall, Seth Haftings, and ^"^Francis Blake.
R F R K. S tl I R E • - Hon. Timothy Chlids, and'Wiillam P. Walker. . ^ Norfolk. — Hon.' John Howe, and Samuel Day. York., — Hon. John Woodman, and Alexander Rice* Cumberland. '^' Hon. L' vl Hubbard, ani James Means, Lincoln, Hancock, and Washington;. Hon. William King, and Francis, Carr. Ken n'eb eck. '— Hon. Jofhua Cufiiman. Nathaniel CofGn, Clerk. Samue] F. WC\c^XY,AJJiJl ant Clerk, Rev, Jofeph S. Buckminrtcr, Chaplain., HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. —Hon. Perez Morton, Sf?eahr. Charles P. Sumner, Clerk. Rev. Dr. Thomas Baldwin, Chaplain. f{t^ The Counties are arranged according to the time •e? their incorporation. Principal towns are in sM.\Lr. CAFiTALS. Figures at the end of lines denote the dif- tenceofmiks from Bofton.] SUFFOL^C COUNTY. 3^43, ^ i6jo, Sept. 7, BosTO n, William Smith,"Samuel Cobb, '^'illiam Brown," Jonathan Hunrewell, William Sullivan,"^/il1i»m Phi'lips, "^ John Winflowj^f^ncis Wright, Senj. RufTell/^Daniel Sargent, Thomas W. Sumneiyjohn Callen-^er.NBusnj. ^'^'hir- man'j^Thomas Danfonth, Charles D^vis, ^ames Robinfon,^acob Welfli^^'Wil- liam Hammatt, John Park^r^Ebfnezrr T. Andrews:"iraac P. Davis^Franris D.
Chann itfg,' Wi 1 1 ia m IT Sum nef,~-Epb r Thayer, Joliah Knapii/IBtnjami^ Weld, ^^llver Keating, Nathan ^A/ebb,""Daniel Mefiingcr,"^ -William Waltcrj^Vairen iStu^ B? — 3 li Reprefentatives—Eflex.
DuttonTXieorge G^ee, John Chand- lerT^Williarn , Porierr^ohn May/Eljsha SigourneYT^amuel MsThayci^Xyamaliel Bradford, ^hn WellyGep. Blanchard, "^Nathl. Curtis, anaWm. Tudor, jun. 1738, Jan. 10, Chelfea, a* 164.3, ESSEX COUNTY. P.9, June, 2|r^ I- ^' M^^ofeph Story^Jofeph White, "^ofeph \\^inn/Tof. Sprague^Benja. Crov/ninfhield, '^^ofes Townfend, ^^eo. S. JobonnotT^athl. Frothing- ham7S Dodge, jun. 1 34, Aug. 5,- ip s w I c K,'^^^athanlel Wa ^ * Tkefgv^cs denote the nuir^cr of miles from Bojion. —— 1 Reprefentatives—Middlefei. 19 J757, June t6r~Danvers, S^ml. Page^^athan Felton, ""-Dennifon Wallis. 17 64, Jan. 2^^ Ne WBURYPORT, ^ark Fitz,NVn- _^ drew FrothinghamJ^Jonathan Gage, Steph. Howard, John Peabody, Jos. Dana, Ebenezer Gunnifon, Samuel H. Fofter, William B. Bannifter. 32 82, July 3, — L\nnfir/d, (dirtrift) unites with Lynn, 1 93i June 21, Mamilton, John SafFord. 26 j643» MIDDLESEX COUNTY. «9, June 24, Ch AR L e s t o \v n. Dav. Goodwin, Pe- ter TuTts, junJ John Kcttell,"^avid Devens^^Joleph Mille^r. 30, Sept. 7,-~ j^<2/erf£?a/n^ Jonas White^Thos. Clark. 7 30, Sept. 287- Medford,T\mo. Bigelow? Narhl. Hall, 4 33, Sept. 8, Cambridge, Jn. Mellen, Saan. P.P. Fay. 3^ 35, Sept. 2j—Co N c o R D, Tilly Merrick. 18 39, Sept. ^y~Sudbury^ William Hunt. 25 42, May i8,-^^o^wrWj^Luke Read. ^ lo 44, May 297-^€fl^>i^, Tim. Wakefield^ Ban- Flint. 14 49, May Zy- Maiden, } 173.5» Ju^y 3»' TiEion, Jonas Brooks. 24 37, Jan. 4;— Wiz/^^w, David Townfend. 11 53» Jan« 5t "Shirley ^ Nathaniel Holder.. 41 53, April, - Fepperell, William Hutchinfon. 40 54, \pril i^r-i^ncoln, Joftiua Brooks. 16 67, Mar. 6, 4/kh, 50 80 April \Or EaJi-SuSuryy Jacob Reeves. 19 81, Feb. \gr-Natick, Abel Perry. 18 _ 83, Feb. 2.5, Boxborough^ (dift.) unites with Stow, 30 89, June 2a|^ Tyngfborough^CdXv'mT\\om^%, 3* 99, Feb. 24, Burlington^ lo 1805, Feb. i^-CarliJle, (dift.) Paul Litchfield. 20 7, Feb. 24, -Brighton, Samuel W. Pomeroy. 5 7, Feb. 27,~4Vefi Cambridge, Samuel Butterfield. 4 1653, YORK COUNTY. 53, May i8,--YoRK^!ihu Bragdon/Jofeph Brad- bury, Jofeph Weare.jun. 75 .53, May iSr^t^^ryr^aik Adams.^Villiam T. Gerrifh. 67 53) Aug. 3oj-iFr<'//v^^ohn Storer^^feph Moody, ''^^Nahum Morrill,'^John U. Parfons. 88 ^"^3» Juaeg, -—fi^rj/^R^rRichd. F. Cutts>Jof. Prime, "^William Hobbs7~BeT^jamln Green. 86 18, Nov. ifrBiddeford, Ichabod Fairfield. 10.5 19, June 5^^ zArundel, Tobias Lord. 96 62, J une 9, ^-^d!cor""AVilliaai Moody,"^Benjamin Pike. 109 67, June 15,—Lebanon, David Legro. jco 68, Feb. zj.Sanford, Sheldon Hot^s. 98 72, July it^t-Buxton^zm. MorrillTjor.Woodmar:. 118 78, Mar. 1 1, Lyman, John Low. 88 83, Mar. 5r SkapleigS^^JeTem. Emeryj'^Jofiah P. ^A»^oodburv'. I08 80, Mar. g,-—Parfons{ield^zmc% BradburyT^m- eon Marilon, 1 18 87, Mar. G^^Waterborough, Henry Ilobbs. lio 87, Mar. 6. Limerick, 114 92, Feb. 9, — i.?»2W^^<7«,NDavid Bo>'d,^Vv alter no Hagens. 94, Feb. 26, Newfield, \on 94, Feb. 27, €orniJk, Enoch M. R=iiker. 118 98, Feb. zy^-'Philippi, Abijah Ufncr. 124 1808, Feb. ^^,--Alfred, Thomas Keeler. 88 16^, HAMPSHIRE COUxNTY. I I. SS'i^^f 45!5-M"^- » Sp R 1 N G r E eMIorcs Cliapln, ^4 1 Reprefentatives—Hampfliir*. 2 ^^cob Blifs, Oliver B. MorrisrEd- mund Dwight. 97 1654,061. 18.—^ORTHAMPTOi^"^ores Wright, "^Jonathan StrongT^lijah H. Mills. 100 61, May ^Zr-Uadley, Giles C Kellogg 97 69, May i9,~'fFi?/?^^/ 1768, June ZiySkelburn, John Fellows. j2o 68, June ^o^ Worthing U)n^ JonathapBrewflei 1 20 70, Nov, J^—Southwick^vios Foot/Shubael Styles. 1 10 71, April z^;-Whately, Phineas Frary. 71, April 247 Williamjburgk^ John Wells. io8 73, June 29, Norwich, Aaron Hall. 1 14 74, Feb. 23r /^^Sj&m^^e/^^ona.^SmitH^Samuel Flower^im. Horton^uke Parfons. 100 74, Feb. z^j~~LudloWf Gad Lyon. 90 74, Mar. g,~JLevereU, Rufus Field. gs yg, Sept. ^g^-Wtfthamptoriy Sylvefter Judd. 109 79, April I ^{Suckiand, Enos Pomeroy. 120 79, June 23, Cummington, Abel Packard. 120 80, Nov. 28, Montgomery, 100 8 1 May 8, - Wendell, ] ofliua Green 80 81, May 14^ Gojhen, Oliver Taylor. 112 83, Mar. i2;—Middlefield^ Eraflus Ingham. 125 83, Oa. I3t- -Long-Meadow, Ethan Ely. g7 83. oa, i^f-Orange, Jofiah Cobb. 75 85. Feb. 9, ...-Rowe, John Wells. igo 85, Feb. 14,—/fcaM, Roger Leavitt. 125 02, Feb. 7,- Hawley, Zenas Bangs. 120 92, Feb. 25, /?«/ 1686, June 4,- RocheJleTj Gideon Barflow, jr. Caleb Bnggs, Jefle Halkel. 53 1707, June 4,^ -PlymptoUy Elijah BIfl)e. 45 11, Mar. 21-7—Pembroke ^ Bailey Hall.^ 31 12, Jane 1 0,-^^/72^/0^ Samuel Nilesi^athan Gur- ney, jun. 21 s6, June i6r-KingJlcn, John Thomas. ^ 27, June i4r~ffa«oufr, John B. Barftow. 25 34, July 4, —Hail/ax, Nathaniel Morton. 3.5 39, July \Q>r~4i^arekam^ Jeremiah Bumpus. 60 90, June Qf—'Cnrvsr, Benjamin Ellis. 50 1685, BRISTOL COUNTY. 39, Sept, 3.' Taunton; John W. Scaburyi Jo- fiah King, Samuel Crocker, Nathl. Leonard. ^ . 36 45, June ^i^Rekoboth',T>zv. Perry, Elkan. French, ^^imothy Walker, John Medbury, "-^ Sebray Lawton. _ 4.4 64, June 8,— Dartmout/it''}ot\ Packard, ^phraim Tripp, "Henry Tucker. 70 €>jy 0£l. ^Of-^wanzey\^zmt\ Hale^Edw. Mafon. 51 83? July, — FreetownT^WW^m RounfevelleV Ste- phen B. Pickens. 50 94, Oft. K^^—AttUborougk, Joel Read. 36 1711, June i2,--:/Vor/ow, John Hall. 33 12, May 30,—jE)^^/^/o;^^ John Hathaway an^ George Walker. 43 55, Dec. 2ir'£3y?<5n/^ohn Tifdale, and x^harles Hayden. 37 31, April 1,— Kaynham^ Jofiah Dean. 36 35, April \%r^erklty, ApoUos Tobey. 50 70, April 'i.^Mansfield, Solomon Pratt. ^ 30 87, Feb. ^.^^—-^txo-Bedford^tCa. Spooner, Samuel Perry'^^WilliamWillisV Gamaliel Bryant^Jireh Swift, jr^Jona. Pope. 58 87, July 2,^ WeJiportt^^t.v BrowneU, SylveUer Brownell, Abner GifFord. 70 90, Feb.soj Somerfet^ William Read. 52 1803, Feb. 26; Troy, Robert Miller. 50 1685, BARNSTABLE COUNTY. 39, Sept. 3,-—&A R N s T A B L ]&75«bez Hov» landTJDs. Blifh, junT^ob C. Davis, timothy Phinney. • 67 39, Sept. 3, ~HSa«Jty/Ci4,'^ohn Freeman, Benjamin /"y^ Percivalr^lifha Pope. . 59 —— 24 Reprefentatives—Worcefter. 1639, Sept. 3,- Varmcutlf'^'J ohn Eldrldge, an^ James CrowcU. 110 46, June 2,- Ea/lham^^Szmuc\ Freeman. 100 86, June 4, Fa/moutAf'^TdAdock Demmick, and James Hinckley. 77 94, Sept. \\~ Harwich, Ebenezer Weeks. 88 1709, July 16,- Truro, Ifiael Lombard. 112 12. June 11, Chatham, Richard Sears. 95 27, June I4r Provivcetown, Jofeph Atkins. 126 63, June 14, Marpibee, 63, June lb, W'lljleet, Beriah Hlggins, 105 93, June 19, £)f7?«£$, Judah Paddock. no 97i Mar. 3, -—Orleans, Simeon Kingman. loo 1803, Feb. igr-Brew/ier, Elijah Cobb. 88 1695, DUKE'S COUNTY. 71, July 8,' Ed CARTON, Thomas J emcgan. 94 71, July 8, Ti/iury, 97 1714,061.30, CJiilmarky 99 1695, NANTUCKET COUNTY. S7, June 275- Na n t u c k e xTMicajah Coffin^Shu- bael Coffin, Archelaus Hammond, ^^^^icajah Gardner^ Jedidiah Fitch, ""^Daniel WhitneyvGcorge Cannon, ''X)badiah Folger, and^ George Gardner, 2d. i73t, WORCESTER COUNTY. 36,5-^, May \^t^—tancnfler^\\ Stearns^onas Lane. 35 6j, May \^Y~Mendon^^dLn\€[ Thurber, ana Elijah Thayer. 37 84, Oft. 15,-' Wo R c E^s T E RT^dw Bangs/*£ph. Mower^ Abraham Lincoln. 45 1713, "- Oxford, Abijab Davis. ^4 13, Feb. 15^- Leicejler, John Hobart. 54 13, Feb. z^y—Rutland, Jonas How, jr. 56 15, June 217- 5«/^o^,Njofi. StilesVJonasSibleyTSftes HoweTDarius RufTell 46 17, Nov, i^r^^ePborousk, Nathan Fifiier. 3| 18, Nov. 12,' Broakfieldy\\o%. HakyOliv. Crofijy, "-Rufus HrimlltonrElifha Hammond. 64 27, June 2jf-Uxbridge, Benjamin Adams. 41 27, Ju!y G, -Southborough, John Jo.hnfon. 30 27, Dec. i9j~^^rfzy/^Mr)', Vaflini Hemmenway. 40 28, Aug. ij— Lunenburg, Edmund Cuihing. 45 3 1 , Feb . s.ff^ DrndUy-t Aaron Tuf». ^5 ^/ — Reprefentatives—^Worcefter. 25 1732, June 29^-~^rt/<2/-^. Jonathan Symonds, Jona- than Byr ; 35 35, April i8-,-{?<2/i!o«, W:'''Tm Lamb. 40 35, June i/\.;~Uf'ton Ez'a Wood, jun. 38 38, Jan. io,'~fJara'zvi'ky^^in\. Pag^^a 1713, 0£l. $ir~Nort/i-yarmoutJi;^ ^coh Mltchell>£li^ fiia P. CuiIer^Ala Cha{e>Edward RufTell. 125 18, Nov. i2::r^almoutA^ohn Jones, james Mor- riir^ames Gowen, rJathl. Hatch. 1520 38, Jan. 26;-~Brunfwk£^Koht. D. Dunning^avid Dunlap. 138 58, Jan. 25f~4iarp/we/l, Stephen Purrington. 165 69, June izy-Wdndham, Jofiah Chute,;^^ 134 ^ 64, 061. 30,—6or/^am,''^othrop Lewis/Savid Hard- ing, jun "Dudley Folfotn. 130 65, Nov. 1, Cape'Elizabetk^^yXvmnslWg'giTi^. 126 74, Mar. 8, —New-Gloucejler^ Jofeph E. Foxcroft. 146 78, June i^r-Gray^ Eliab Latham. 143 8,5, Nov. 3i>,^fawdf7y%, James Ha Hy. ^ 163 86, July 4, Port LAN D^an'I Tuckeiyjof. Tit- comB;Matthew CobbT" Jof. H. Ingra- 1 ham, Wm . Jenks, I Taac Adams. 1 89. Feb. i\^'—freeport, Samuel Holbrook. 130 89. Feb. 17, Durhaviy 165 94, Feb. 7, Bridgetown, 156 9.n. Feb. i7,..-J^o/flW, Thomas Barns. 150 -^, Feb. xg^-OtiMd, David Ray. 15S ^eh. l8,-J^^«o?^Seth ChandlerTNichls. Noyes. ., Mar. 6, Pejepfcot, o 2, June 23, Baldwin, I 3>)ii'ie 9, If—Raymond, Samuel Leach. ,5, Mar. 8, Harrifon, 8, Mar. 3, Pownal, 1760, LINCOLN COUNTY. 16, June 13, Georgetown;M.-xxk L. Hill, an^e\\^r8 Thorp. 170 53, June x^j^ewcajUe, John Farley. 192 59, Oft so,—fr Reed, ,. 204 73, June 2gi**4Valdo5orougn^zcoh Ludwi^^Jofhua Head. 180 74. ^Mar. 5, Edgecomb, Stephen Parfons. 180 Nov. y^-ffarreit, Samuel Thacher. 186 — Reprefentatlves —Berkfhire. VJ 1777, Mar. zor-Thoma/tozvn., Ifaac BerHard,^zekIel G^ Dodge. ^ 192 81, Feb. i7,'-d5^/*^,^a ruel Davis, Jonathan Hyde, John Richardlon. 146 86,061.20, Union, ^ ^ £io 88, Mar. 2 irrBowdoin^ Mas. Dennett, Solo. Eaton. 147 88, Nov. 9.o~NobUborough, David Denms. 174 89, Jan. 28, Cvjhing, 207 91, Feb. ijr-~Camdcn, Farnum Hall. 206 94, Jane z^r^—Drefden. Obtd Hriynes. 180 94, June 25,- New-Miijord, Moies Carleton. 191 c)^, Feb, 18, Lewiflon,. >_ 167 95, Feb. x^T^i-itchfield, John Neaj, Jabez Robinfon. 136 99, June 22', Li/bon, Gideon Curtis. 1803, Feb. 7, —St, 'George, Hezr-kiah Prince. 2io 4, June z^,—f4epe. Fergus M'Ciain- 4, June 2^,~ Palermo. Stephen Marden. 7, Feb. 8, Montmlle^ Jo-"cph Ci:!andiCi\ 7, Feb. 24, —Jtjfrrfon, Jonathan Tralk. 7, Feb. 25, Friendjhip, 9, June \Q.- Whitefield, jore.ph Bailey. 1761, BERKSHIRE COUNTY. ^ 33, June 22f -Shejield, Siias Keilog. 145 39, June 227 Stockbridge, Afa Williams. 141 ^9, June \hy~tiexjo-Ma.rlboToiigh, "Edward Stevens, Ehhu Ward. 144 _ 60, Feb. \^i Egrtmont, Oftavius Joyner. 145 6j, April 2lfTP/«.fyff/^JohnChurchiiT, Jof. Shearer, "• James Browij^Oren Goodrich. 140 ©1, June '>px^reat-Barrington^T\\Qxsxii% Ives, Da- vid Wainwright. 150 62, Mar. G,—S(tnd{sfie/d:^hx\ Picker,^liak. Hull. 135 62, Mar. 6,' Tvnj«^^^27/?^Adonijah Bidv/ell,"^ran- cis Herrick. 140 65, June 2ot~ -^nelborough^SzmntX H. Wheeler, "^Richard Whitman. 144 65, June 20y~iVtltiamflown,^2nxnt\ Kellogg Henry C. Brovi^n. 150 6,5, June eo,- 5f<:>^(?f, George Conant. 130 6^, June 2\x~'Rkhmcnd, Abfalom Ford. 153 67, Feb. 26,- iE v^ o x; Qliver Belden, junM)aniel Williams, jun. 145 71, July 2, Wind/oTf Daniel Dana. J36 ^ 71, July /i.—^PerUtiwdsPartridgefieldjCytoiSiov/tl. 128 73, Feb. iSy 'Tii/ordi Elijah Fitch. 145 //6 — ^ 28 Reprefentatives—Hancock. 1773, Feb. 2^ Loudon, Paul Larkcom. 125 74, Feb z^^—H^r^^'Stockbnn^t, L'r\iic\Mo^t,]T, 150 76, July 2,' fioncf.rk, Rof] ,ia'i Hazard. 150 77 Ap'i! 12^ ir<2/7iiff^.'(/«, J' P'^ Ladii, jr. 145 77, C)£l 21,- Lee^o\c^^h W:iMon>Ja.cd Bradley. 140 78,0ft. 15,- 3^i^<27«i3h^mas Farnumj'^ohn Wa- t-.rmaii. 14& 79, June 21, Mt, WaJJiivgton. (dift.) unites with Sheffield. 84, Mar. 2a, Dalton, John Chamberlain, jr. 135 93, Mir. i^--CAc/kire,^o(cph. Bucklin, and^John Wells, jun. 140 _ 97, Feb. 20^ Savoy, Lircom Phillips. . 97, June 19, Soudfield, (dm.) unkcs'w'nh Sandisfield. "98. Mar. 2, C/afk/burg, iSoi. Feb. 26, New-AJJiford, (dift,) unites with Lancfboro', 4 Jur.e 21,-^ Hinfdaley William Pearfe. 5, June 15, Flcrida, 3789, HANCOCK COUNTY. 73, June 22, Belfali. Thr.mis Whittter. 224 87, F.-'.b. 23, Pcnobjcot, Wiliarn W' bber. 244 88, Mar. 'itf- Orrivgton, Jofhua Chambtrlain. 240 89, Jan. 12, "Sed^wkk. Thomas Doyle. 260 89, Jan. 28, IJlefhorough, 22© 89, Jan. 30 '-DepT IJl Pt^arl Spaff.-rd. 220 89, Jan- 3o,^"S/z Kepreientatives— Kennebec k. 29, 37%, WASHINGTON COUNTY. 84, June 237 -Mac h iAr,*£,ben. Ingiee, Abraham Biitterfield. 400 95, Feb. 27, Steuben, 370 gb, Feb. 8, Columbia^ 380 97, Feb. 14, Addifon, 375 97, June 17, Harrington^ 379 98, Feb. 24; £fl/?/)cr/, Oliver Shead. 450 1809, Mar. 4, - J-onefborcugh, Ephraim Whitney. 9, June 16, Calais, 1793, NORFOLK COUNTY. ^ 1630, Sept. 7,— Dorcbejer^^erez Mortonj'^^Ezekiel Toiman,^hineas Holden. 3 30, Sept. &Sr^oxbury, Wm. Brewef^Jacob Weld, Abijah DrapeiT^em'i Le Barron^ '""Nathaoje] S. Prenthfs.' 95, Sept. e,' Weytroutft^ Chriflopber Webbi^ohn Vinfon, jun. 14 36, Sept. Sj'—De DHAATi-John Endlcott; vSara'l. H. Deane, Jonathan Richards. iq 40, May 13, Braintree, 8 51, May ^^—Mtdfidd, Johnfon Mafon. 20 -62, May 7, —MikonrWm, PierceY^faph Churchill. 7 73, 061. is^—WrentkaTn^^coh Mann, J aims Ware. 27 1705, Nov. i^j~Brookline, Stephen Sharp. 6 1 1, Nov. /j,'-~Med/ia7?i, Daniel Ware. 1 13, Oft. z^,'- Midway^ William Felt, 23 39, Nov. 27rStiiing/iam, John Bates. 34 24, Dec. \of-^Valpole, Daniel Kingfoury, 20 £6, Dec. 2i~'SicugAton, Samuel Talbot. 15 65, June 20.- Sharon, Jonathan Billings. jo 70, April zSyCvhaJfet, Thomas Lothrcp. 25 78, Mar. 2, —Franklin, Jofeph Bacon. 30 78, June \Of-Fvxhorough, SethBoyden. e6 84, July 7, Dover, (dift.J unites with Medjield, 18 92, Feb. 2^,'—^ziincy, Thomas Greenleaf, lo 93, Mar. 9, --Handolph, Micah White. 15 Q7, Feb, 2^r- 1788 June \S,--Greene, John Daggett. 164 91, Mar. J T,- Headfield, Petei Norton. ^ 190 92, Jan. 20, MonmoutA, Simon Dearborn, jr. j8o 92, Jan. 30, Sydney, 203 92, June 27, Mt» Fernoii, John Hovey^. 200 94, Feb. 1, Far?«/»^'/£»«. Naih. Cutler^ Jof. Norton. 200 •94, June 9Chi New-Sharon, Prince Baker. J90 95, Feb 2S,~-€h'nton, Matthias Weeks. 196 95, Feb. 28, Starksy eio 95, Feb. 28, Fayette, Solomon Bates, jun, 200 90, Feb. 3, Belgrade, Mofes Carr. 96, Feb. 8. Harlem, 184 97, Feb. 20, AuGusTA,Sam'lHowardi"Jona.Bond.i68 98, Feb. 12, IVayne, 1800, Feb. i6,- L€eds, Daniel Lothrop. 2, Feb. 20, Chejlerville, 2, Feb. 20, Vienna, 2, June 23, tVatervilU, Eleazer W. Ripley. 3, Feb. 17,- ^c^^wfT", Samuel Jewett, i6e 3, June 20, Temple, 3, June 23, Wilton, 4, Mar. 7, Rome, 4, Mar. 9, Fairfax, Nathan Heywood. 190 4, June sii'-^nity, Lemuel Bartietr. 196 9, Mar. 3, Malta, 1805, OXFORD COUNTY. 1777, Jan. 11, Ffyeburgh, John M'Millan. 86, July 7,- Turner, Gsorge French. 92, Mar. 6,' Hebron, Alexander Greenwood, 93, Mar. i6f-Buckfield, Enoch Hall. 93, June 20,^ Pa R i s, Elias Stowell. 95, Feb. 26, ;^ay, James Starr, jun. 95, Feb. 2^,- iLivermore. Simeon Waters. 96, June 10, Bethel, John Kilgore, jun. 97, Mar. 2,' Waterjord, Calvin Farrar. 97, Mar, 9, Norzua\, 98, June \^f Hartford-t David Warren. 98, June 13, Sumner, 1800, Feb. 21, Rumford, o, Nov. 15, Lovell, 2, Feb. 20, Brownfield, Jofeph Howard. 3, June 20, Albany 3, June 21, Dixjitld, 4, June 23, EaJl-AndoveVf 4, June 23, Gilead, ^ Joint Standing Committees. 31 f8o,5, June 1.5, Ncwr\\ 93 7, Feb. 20, Denmark^ 7, Feb. ao, Port'.r, ' 7, Feb, 20, Hiram, unites with Brown/ieid, 1800, SOIVIERSET COUNTY. 1788, June 18, Canaan, 233 88, June \%^~ Airfield, William Kendall. 196 88rN o R R I D c E w o c K, Calvin Selden. aoo 9.S, Feb. 28, Starks, 230 98, Feb. 24, CoinviUe^ 98, March 1, Anfon, 1801, Jan. 31, 5^ro;z^, 2, Feb. 22, y^C/(9«, ' 2, Feb. 22, Nezu-Vineyardt if 3, June 15, Harmony /, 3, June 20, Indujlryt f 3, Mar. 7, Athens, 4 4, Mar, 7, Madifon^ yt 4, June 22, Embderif ^ 4, June 22, Mercer, 9. "', June eo, Palmy la^ ' Jf 8, March 4. Freeman, ^"2 8, March 9, New-Portland, ^ ^ 9,o. Feb, 23,29- Solon,iSo/off. Meflt-nger to the Houfe, Jacob Kuhn. - MefTenger to the Governor and Council, William Gale, '""^ • Secretary of State, BenJAmm Horn lai, Eq. ift Clerk, Edward M'Lane. 3d Clerk, Samuel Auftin. y j Ed Clerk, Edward Cazneau. 1 4ch Clerk, Rich'd.B.Hcwes, '- Treafurerand Receiver General, Thomas Harris, Efq. J -ft Clerk, James Fofter. j 2d Clerk, Jona. G. Barnard. ^^ Offices are kept in the New State-Hoife, Bofton. JOINT STANDmG COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR 1810. On Accounts. Of the Senate, Hon. N^a ban Willis, and Ifrael Bartlctt. Of the Houfe, Melffs Perry, Hale, and Fillier. On Incorporation ofPariJloes andother Religious Sgcietm, Of the Senate, Hon. Nath'l Morton, jr. Saml. Lothrop. Of the Houfe. Meflrs. Picket, Seabury, und TaLbot. ^2 Notaries Public. On Incorporation of Towns and Dlflr'tSu Of the Srnaie, Hon. John Hi^we, and D. A. WhitCi C" theHoufe, MelFrs. Brtwer, Little, and Cbatidler. On Incorporation of Turnpike^ Bridge, and Candi' Companies. OF the Senate, Hon. Jonas Kendall, and Amos Bond. Of the Houfe, MeflVs. Howard, B. Hunnewell,. and FTeemjn. On Interior Fijheries* Of the Senate, Hon. VV. Foiger, jr. and D. A. Plckraan. Of the Houfe, Meffrs. Vanuna. Thomas, and Gage. On New Trials. Of the Senate, Hon. E. P. A{hmnn,& W. P. Walker. Ol the Houfe, Mrflrs, Ware, Whitman, and Paine. On Eaftern Lands. OFth^ Senate, Hon. Will-am King, and John Welles. O' ''-e H .'if.', M^flTrs. Mo Bills^ Engroffed . Hon. John Heard, Wilham Spooner, Ifrael Thorndike, James Means, and Samuel Day. NOTARIES PUBLid* SUFFOLK, \ Salem Ichabod Tucker Bcjlon Edward Jones John Prince, j^. David Everett Marblehead John Bond James Green Nathan B * Public Notaries are appointed for the purf-cfe rj mahin. frotejis, giving certificates under the fenl of cjfir.e, avd enter in^ and regijitrivg prctefs dndotk:r nvtarfcltc Tilings; c,' ':j!^.^ Notaries Public, 33 Ifaiah Chafe Newbury . Michael Hodge Yarmmth Jofeph Dana Chatham John Doane E. TitcombAVm.Woart. James Townfiend Ipfwkh Daniel Rogers Samuel Cook Lynn James Gardner DUKES. M 1 D D L e S E K . Tifbufy Wm. Athearn Charbftown John Kettell Thomas Dunham Cambridge Timothys Fuller Edgarton John Cook Croton John L. Tuttle NANTUCKET Concord Levi Thaxter Benj. Gardner Watertoum John Rockwood Charles Folger YORK. WORCESTER. Berwick Richard F. Cutts Bronkfield Cheney Reed ^aco Daniel Granger WoiofterTXx^o^h. Wheeler Alexander M'Intire Peterjham Naih. Chandler Nath. Goodwin Mendon Jofeph Adams Wclh Jon'sClark,Hen,Clark Sterling Moles Smith, jr. HAMPSHIRE. BERKSHIRE. Greenwich Elijah Alvord, jr. John Hunt W> ^ring field Jer. Stebhnis George Hill Sprifigfeid R. Dlckenfon Caleb Hyde Northampton Chas. Shepherd Ambrofe Kafen PLYMOUTH- Pittsfield David Perry Plymouth James Warren C UMBER LAND. D.avid Bacon Portland Samuel Homer Duxboro* Hudley Sampfon Ebene/er Mayo Scituate JefTe Dunbar Jofiah Snow Hingham JothamLincoln, jr. Jofeph C. Boyd Marjhfield Eben. White A^. Yarmouth Edw. Ruffell Rochejler Butler Wing Harpfwell Andrew Dunning BRISTOL. Brunfiuick David Dunlap New Bedford Eli Hafkel LINCOLN. Nathan Bates Bath Benjamin Ames Jofeph Kellog Wifcajfet Wilham Bowman John M. Williams John Langdon Weftford Simeon Tifdale Thomaflown Daniel Role Wejiport Wm. White ad. William M. Dawes Peleg SilTon Newcaflle Daniel Waters ,Dighton John Hathaway, jr. Waldjbord' Waterman Tho- BARNSTABLE. mas, Ebepezer Flint Falmouth Ifaiah L. Green Cambden Calvin Curtis James Hinckley HANCOCK. Stephen BafTet John Hufe, John Gibfon, Joieph Hawes Thomas Phillips. Selathiel Nickerfon Bangor %j^n\^t\ K. Whiting . M Infpe<5lors of Beef, &c. neer-I/Ie Jofeph Tyler Eaflport William Allen .frankfort F. L. B. Goodwin Calais Stephen Brewer Suliivan Paul D. Sargent Schoodie R. John Brewer J^lcuorth Theofiore Jones Staiben Wm. Campbell fjtmpden Seih Kempron Machias Peter Talbot, jr. David Rich^rdfon NORFOLK. K E N N £ B E C K Weymouth James Humphries Hallowell Eben T. Warren Cokajjet Thomas Bourne Augvjla Nathan Wefton, jr. RoxbuTy Nathaniel Ruggles WASHINGTON. SOMERSET. Columbia Jofeph Patten Aom INSPECTORS. Appointed by the Governor and Council. infbe^or of Beef and Pork, Jofeph Ruggles of Boftoa (Office at No. 58, India Wharf.) Deputies. Amefbury Richard Sawyer Hallowell George Bartlett Benjamin Lurvey Haverhill Nathaniel Ayer Bath Joreraial. Berry Ipfwich Benjamin Averill Sampfon W. Parker Kennebunk Timothy Keezer Biddeford Robert Cleaves Marblehead Jona. Roundy Bojlon John Dakin, James Medford Jonathan Warner Barry, Thomas Emmons. Nezobury John Ofgood, John Farrie, Jofeph Baf- Caleb Kimball iett, Ifrael Cook, John NewburypoTi Niche. Brown Carteret Newton Jofiiua Marean Bradford David Walker Rowley Solomon Nelfor. Brunfwick Jeremiah Hacker Roxbury Chs.JoyJn.Wells Cambridge William Mafon, Salem jona. Ropes, Samuel John Tarbel, Stanley, Jofinia Phippin Charleftozvn James Smith, Szuanzey Feleg Gardiner Ifaac Smith, Thos. Gould, Salipjury Ezekiel Worthern, Jotham Bnrry Seth Clark, Nathl. Ring Cmcord Jonathan Curtis Spring/. JeduthunSanderfon Danvers Daniel Goldthwait Watertown Peter Wheeler, Dcdham Abiiah Parker Abel F. Rogers Seth Bird Winthrop John Wadfworth Falmouth (Cumb. J Gorham Royal Lincoln Wejl Cambridge Greenfield William Wait Gerlhom Williams tnfpeBor of Pot and Pearl AJhes, David Towlend of Bcfton. (Office oppofite South Burying Place, Pleafa^t ftrett.J Infpeflors. 35 Deputies. Bath Benjamin Foftcr I Newburyport Jonathan Call Ckarlejlozvn John Auftiii i Portland Shirley Erving Medford Andrew Blanchard j « .1 - Jn/peSior of Nails, John Wlnfiow, of Boflon, (Office at No. 2, South-Row.) Afa Danforth of Taunton, his Deputy. inCbeBdr^ of Tobacco^ Butter, and Lard, Francis Wright of Bofton. (Office in High ftreer, near Rufleirs wharf.} Deputies- Charkflown Nathan Adams Newburyport Jbhri Tracey, Hallozoell Jofeph Smith James Locke, Silas Moody Marbkhead Jona. Roundy Portland Samue" Hoit Medford Jonathan Warner Salem Jofliua Phippin InfpeBorof Hops, Samuel Jaques, jr. of Charleftown. (Office in Lynn ftreet, near Copp's hill.) Mofes Abbott, his Deputy, at Salem. InfpcBor of Pickled Fifli, Henry Purkitt of Bo{lon» (Office No. 5, Doane ftreet.) Deputy and AJJiJlant, Henry Purkitt, jr. of Boftori* Dep-ulies. Bangor Benja. Garland Gloucefier Mofes Gilbert Batk Sampfon W. Parker Hallowell Moles Pa. mer Berkley Nfhemiah Newha;! George Baitlett Bojlon Sam'l Abbott, James Hampden Prince Gorham Barry, Benj. Owen. Bcnj. Haverhill & Wm. Davis Clark, Eph. B. Hutchin- Bradford fon, Nath'l Howe, James Hingham William Hatch Eunfon Ifaac Wa'ers Cambridge Jona Ta^bell Ipfwich Benjamin Averill Cafiive Wm. Reidhead Lynn J«''hn B. Newhall CkarkjlownX Marblehead Jona. Roundy j^^as Joties Nezvbury Bailey B Medford S John Cohafjet John Beal Newburyport Nich. Browa Eajlport Jeffe Stephcnfon Thomas Bartlett Samuel Earl Orrington & > Joan Allen, Kdgarton Peter Peafe. jr. Bangor ^ E(q Otorgetmm- Bsnia. Enunons ! TanntVTi AC* D?niforth 56 Medical Societies. Scituate Caleb Kay OrriYton&} Jonas Blood Scoodic No' 4, > Samuel Orrington & } Stevens & Calais > Jonts, jr. Eddington \ Six)oner Portland Anthony Femald Thomas Burnham Provincttczvn ReubenOrcutt IVatertozon Samuel Holt Robt. Cleaves, Weymouth %9r%l Robt.Cleaves,jr. ) 'Scllboro' ) . ^^^-^^^^^ f EHfhaBlanchard Salem Quincy Jonathan Ropes | & y hfbcElors of Gun-Powder, CharUJlown Perei Tufrs, jr. Rnxbury John Reed, jr. Lee Joseph W hi ton Wefijield William Shepard FoTtland Shirley Erving Prover cf Fire Arms, Seth Jones, of Plttsfield. Keeper of the Standards cf Weights and MeafureSy and (ex officio) as Treafurer^ Thomas Harris, of Charltftown. Richard Auftin^ his Deputy^ at Bofton. Majfachnfctts Medieal Society at Bojlcn, Incorporated November 1, 1781. (Officers clefted on the ift Wednefday of June annually.) Prefrdent, John Warren, m. d. Vice-Preftdent, Jofliua Fifher, m.d. Correfponding Secretary, Thomas Welch, -a.m* Treajurer, Jaines Jackfon, m.d. Recording Secretary, John C. Warr^'n, m.d. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, John Fleet, m.d. Cmnfellors and Fellows in the different counties may be known by applying to the Recording Secretary- There is a meeting of the Cenfors once in four months, for the examination of Candidates for the praftice of phyfic.. Branch of the Majackufetts Medical Society in EJftx, Inftituted in 1805. Prffidrnt, Edward A. Holyoke, M.D. Vice^Prefident, Jofhua Fiffier, M.D. Tr^a./wr^T, James Gardner, m.d. Librarian, Beni;*Tr»in L. Oliver, A.M. ^ccniaiy, John D. Trcadwell, a*m- Medical Societies. 37 Bojlon Medical Library . Inftituted July l, 1805. "Librarian, John C. Warren. m.D. Secretary, Dr. John G- Coffin. Treafurer, Dr. Afa BuUard. Trujlees, James Jackfon, m.d» and Bojlon Medical Difpenfary. Inftituted Oftoher, 1796. Incorporated Feb. 26, lS«fl» Officers elpfted on the 2d Thurfday in Oftober. Prefident, Jcfeph Eckley, d . d . Treafurer, Mr. Edward Phillips, Secretary, Mr. Jofeph Tilden. Consulting Phyftcians, ^ ^ j^^^^ ^^^^^ ^^^^ C Jacob Gates, A m. Southern Difl. P'?filing PhyjicianSf < W m . Gamage, m . b . Middle Dift. ( Horace Bean, a.m. Northern Diii. fWm.B. White, Southern Dift. Apothfcaries^ < Bartlett and Smith, Middle Dift. ( Robert Fennelly, Northern Dift. Managers, jofeph Eck:ey, d.d, Gapt. Samuel Dunn, Henry Hill, Efq. Mr. Samuel Sneii-ng, Mr» Samuel H. Wailcy, Mr. Gideon Snow, Mr. Henry Homes, Jofeph Coolidge, jr. Efq. Mr William Mackay, Dr. John G. Coffin, Stephen Hlgginfon, jr. Eft}. The Manajjers meet quarterly, on the 2d Friday in each month, at the fign of the Good Samaritan, No. 13, Cornhill. N. B. The Southern Diftrift comprehends ail tlv fouth pan of the town, extending to the fouth fide of School and Milk (Ireets, down ro the water. The Middle Diflrift, from thence to the Mill Bridge, including Weft Bofton. The N iirhern Diftrift, all the north part of the town, from the MillBridge. The fubjefls of this charity are furnifiied with medicines, and with wine if neccffj y, free of expenfe ; and if not able to -'ttend at the Difpenfary, are vifited at their houfes by the phyTcian. ^ Kennebcck Medical AJfociatim. Inftituted in 1797. Officers elefted on the T coiid Wednefday in June annually. Majfaclwfetts Charitable Society. Founded in Boflon, September 6. 1762. Incorporated March 15, 178 38 Charltabre Socreties, Yearly meetino; for choice of Officers^ id Monday in Sept. Prefident, Deacon John Slmpklns. Vice-Prefidcnt, Benjamin Auftin, Efq. Trcafurer, Capr James Prince. Secretarv^ Dr. Nathaniel Noyrs. Trufteci^ Thomas Melvill, B-^njamin HomanSj RufTt;!! !^turgis, John Tuckerman, Fraiicis Sales, Abljah Adams, Geo. Hillctt. IriJJi Charitable Society at Bofton, Inftlruted March, 1737. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1809. Yearly meeting for choice of OiScers, 17th of March. Prep dent, Simon Elliot, Vice-Prcfidents Thomas Engliih. Treafurer, John Mns:ner. Keeper of the Silver Key, Andrew Dhnlap. Bicordi??^ Secretary, John Bisane. Corrcfpondincr Secretary, Tritflccs^ Timothy Hunt, John Glllis, and Wm. Dailjr- Bojion Epifcopal Charitable Society. Inftltuted. in 1724. Incorporated February 12, 1784. Yearly meeting for choice of OfHccrs, on Eafter Tuelday. % Prefident, Rev. J. S. J. Gardiner.. Vice- Prejident, Jofeph Head. Treafurer, Beniarain Greene. Secretary. Jofeph TilderK Trujlees, Richard Green, George D-ebloiSi Rev. Afa' Eaton, Jofeph Fofter, John Amory, and Samuel Dunn. Scots Charitable Society at Bojion, Inftitutedin 1684. Incorporated March 16; 1786. f^early meeting for choice of OfHcers, iftTuefday in May. Prefident, William Clouflon. Vice-Prefide-nt, John M'FaHane. Treafurer^ William M'Kcan. Sesretary, Thomas Semple. AJJiJittnts, Robert W^yat, Alexander Rofs, William Mefton, and David Wdifon. Maifachufetts Congrc-crational Charitable Societv, for the Rc- licf 0/ dejlitute IVidaws and Children of deccafed Minijlers. Incorporated March 24, 1786. Tcarl/ meeting for choice of Officers, on Monday preced- ing die lad V/cdnelday in M^'. Charitable Societies. 3^ PrtfidcnU John Lathrop, d. n. Vice- Prcj'i dent,^ Samuel E'.Iot, Efq. rr^:a/arcr, Eliphalet Porter, D. D. Secretary, Jofeph Eckley, d. d. CoUTir.U,"£\ic Rev. Prefici.V/ebber, d.d. [fince deceared,] John Elior, D.D. Hon. George Cabot, Hon. Thcophilus 'Parfons, lofeph Dana, d.d. Thomas Barnard, d.d. aad David Ofgood, d.d. Maffachv/etts Charitable Fire Society. Incor.June 25,1794. "V^iirly meeting for choice of Officers, on the Fiiday next after the laft Wcdnefday in May. Semi annual meeting, 3d Wedncfday in November. Pr(f/^"«?, Arnold Welles, Efq. Vice-P' cfidfyity Thomafi K. JouQStE^q. Con'efponding Secretary, ReVo Jo'eph S. Buckminileru Recording Secretary. William AUine, Efq. Treafurer, Dr, Jofhua Thomas. Trujlees, John Eliot, d. d. Mr. James White, ShuhatsI Bell, Eliq. Benj.RufTei!, Efq. Mr. Enoch Hnfe, Mr. Joieph Covering, Francis Wr^ght, Efq. and Rev. Wm. Eraerfou. Rcxbury Charitable Societw Inftituted Jan. i79.|. Incorporated Feb. §6, 1799. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d. Monday in Sept, Prefident, Capt. Jofeph Williams, Firft Vice-Prrfidcnt, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Second Vice- Prejident and Treafurer, Jofeph Ruggles, Efq, Secretary, Nathaniel Ruggles, Efq. Standing Committee, Major Wm. BofTon, Deacon Jofiiua Felton, Meffrs.Zabdiel Adams,JohnClap,and Eben.Brewer. Truflees cf John Boylfton's Charitable Donations, for the ben-- eft and jupport of aged poor Perfons, and of Orphans and deferted Children, The Overfeers of the Poor of the l^own of Boflon. '^incorporated February 3, 1803. Trufees of the Franklin Donation, The 8ele6fme^ of Bofton. Hev. James Freeman, and Rev. William Eraerfon. Majachufetts Charitable Mechanic Ajfcciation, Bofon. Inftituted March 15, 1795. Incorporated March 8, i8o€. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d Thurfdaj in Dec. Prefident, Benjamin Ruffell, Efq. Vzce-Prejident^ Daniel Meffinger, Erq. 40 Female Societies, Trtafurtr^ Jofeph Lovering. | Secretar^i, Thomas Wells, Trufteesy Mr. Aiher Benjamin, Mr. Thomas D'-an, Ml. Jeremiah Gardner, Mr. Samuel Curtis, Mr John Peirce, Mr. Henry Hutchinfon, Mr. Jonathan Lonng, Capt. Jonathan Whitney, and Mr. Samuel Tuule. Bojlon Female Afylum, Infiituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1803, Officeis cho'en on the laft Tuefday in vSeptember. lirji Direcl'ffs, Mrs. Hannah Stiliman, Second Dired) e/s, Mrs. Abigail Msy. Trea/urer^ Mrs. Eleanor Davi*. Rer.vrding Secretary, Mifs A. L. Frothingham. Colle£ling Sccrelaryy Mrs. Mary L. Smith. Managers, Mrs. Catherine C'->dman, Mrs. Elizabeth Dorr, Mrs. Ann Green, Mrs. Sarah Parkman, Mrs. Hannah Smith, M'J' Elizabeth Thurfton, Mrs. James Perkins, Mrs. l?rif- cilla Weft, and M.s. William Smith. GevernefSy Mifs Susanna Bacon. ^1^ The Alylum is kept in Lir coln-fireet. Salem Female Charitable Society. Inftituted July 1, j8oi. Incorjorated June 23, 1S04. Yearly choice of Officers, ill Wednefday in May. Firfl PireElrefi, Mrs. Eunice Richardfon, Ten, Sccova DireB'efs, Mrs. Sarah Ruflell. Treqfurer, Mifs A P. Law-cnce. Secretary, Mifs Ei'zabeth G. Dabney. Ji/Ianagen, Mrs. E ,z beih Evelerh, Sarah Cheevcr, Abi- gail Law; nee, Hannah Hodj<:s, Lydia Nichols, Nancy Kuft, Mary Babbidge, and Mifs Mary Manning. Ntwhur\ port Female Charitable Society. Inc. March 15, ! 805. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 2d Tuesday in JunCo Firji DrifBiefs, Mr^. Hannah Balch. Second Direftrefs, Mrs. Sarah ThompfJB. Trcafurer, Mrs. Mnrgaret Atwood. Secretary^ Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes. Portland Benevolent Society. Incorporated Feb. 15, 1805, Year!) m( etmgfor chovc of Officers, 2d Wednefday in O^, Prtfidtnt, Samui^l Dean, D. n. Vice-Prefidevt, Rev. E'ijah K-Hogg. Stc- tary, Stephen Longf, 11 ^av. Lirj. Trea/urcr, Samuel Fjeemaii, Ef<^. Humane, 8cc, Societies. 41 Jjtiajachufdts Humane Society at Bojlon. Incor. Feb. 23, 1791 . Officers chofeii on the 2d Tuefday in December. Prefident, Jolm Wacren, m.d. Firft Vke-Prtfidcnty John Lathrop, d.d,. Second Vice-Prefident, Aaron Dexter, m.d. Treafurery John Eliot, d.d. Comfponding Secretary^ William Spooner, m.d. Rr-Cordivg Secretary, Edward Gray, Efq. Trujfees, Samuel Parkman, Efq. William Phillips, Efq. Joieph Coolidge, Enq. Rev. William Emerfon, Samuel Bradford, Efq. and Jonathan Chapman, Efq. Merrimack Humane Society at Nazoburyport. Inflituted in 1802. Incorporated March 7, 1804. Officers annually elefted on the ift Tuefday in September. Prefident, Micajah Sawyer, m.d. Vice-Prefidrvt, William Bartiet, Efq. Treafurcr, Jonathan Gage, Efq. Correjponding Secretary, Daniel A. White, Efq. Recording Secretary, William Woart, Efq. Summary of the Method of Treatment to b^ ufedwith Ptrfonz apparently dead from Drozvning, &c» The Resusc iTATivE Process, recommeBded by the Hamane Societj'. CONVEY the perfen to the neareft convenient houfe, with his head raifed.; ilrip and dry him as quick as poffiblc ; clean the mouth and noftriis from i'roih and mud. If a child, let iiim be placed between two perfons naked, in 3 hot bed. If an adult, lay him on a hot blanket or bed, and» in cold weather, near a fire —in warm weather, the air (hould be freely admitted into the room. The body is next to bft jB;enil3'- rubbed with warm woollen cloths, fpiinkled witli jpirits, if at hand, otherwlfe dry. A heattd warmin^;-pati may be now lightly moved over the back, properly covered with a blanket—and the body, if of a child, is to be gentlj^- fhook every few minutes. Whilft tliefe means are ufing, let a clyfler of warm water, with as much coi^imon fait as it will diiTolve, be thiown into the bowels. Eaihe the bveaft with hot rum ; and pejfift in the ufc of thefe means fo;: fevcral hours. If no figns of life fhould then nppeary let the body be kept warm leveral houis longer, with hot brick*, or veflels of hot water, applied to the palms of thefcand.-^ 4'8ii.J DiS 42 Miffionary Societies. and foTcs ef the feet ; and this for a longer or lliortcr time, as the clrcumftances of the cafe; rr.ny dictate. The too cuOomary method of ^^ll^n^' on a barrel, rufpc?id- ing by the feet, and every other violent moHe of agj'a ion, partiiular y in removing the body from the water, fhould be rnoft carefully avoided. To reUore breathing, irjrodu'^e the pipe of a bellows (wheti no apparatus ii at Hand) 'nfo one nf the rofirils, (he other and mouth l>eing clofe i ; ivjlate ihe hngSy urtil ihe bieaft is a little railed ; the mouth and noftrils muft thru be let free. Repeat this procefs until life appear. Eleftricity ;s recommended to be early employed by judicious praftitioners. General O^^^erva-jons. Refufdtation. On the dawn or lirft indication of returnins; life, the pru- dent praftitionerwill'refign the office ci Art \o Nature. It is evident xhzt Art has contributed her fhaie, by ::naMir:g Nature to druggie with the immediate ciiufe of oppitffion. It is in faft this judicious blending of Nature with Art that gives to the latter di its efficacy. On fgm of returning lije^ A tea-fpoonhil of warm warer may be giv$n ; and if fwallowing be returned, warm wine or diluted brandy. The patients muft be laid in a warm bed, ami if difpofed to fleep, they wilt generally awake perfeftly reftored. The plans above recommended are to be ufed three or four hours. —It is an abGird and vulgar opinion, to fuppofe perfons irrecoveiiible, becaufe life does not foon mi«ke its appi'arancc. ^^ Bleeding never to be employed, unlefs by the direc- tion of a phyfician. Svcuty for propagating tke Gcfpd among the hdians ard others in Nort/f America. Incorporated Nov. 19, 1787. Yeatly choice of Officers, day afer General Ekftion. jPr^/"^/fW^ William Philips, Efq. Vice-Pre fi dent, John Lathrop, d.d. Sectary, Abiel Holmes, n.D. Ajjijiant Secretary, Rev. W. E. Channing. Tfeajurer. Mr. Samuel H. Walley. Vice-Treafurer, John Eliot, p.d. SeleB Committee, Mr. vSamuel Salifbury, Joffph E-'kley, :--.. D. Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, Hon. John Davis, and Jedi» ^lahMorfe, d.d. MiflJonary Societies. 43 Mojachufetts Mijionary Society, Inftituted May g8, 1799. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1808. Yearly choice of Officers, laftTuefday in May. Pnfidcnt, Natharael Emmons, Q.H. Secretary, Rev. Jacob Norton. T-eafur r. Deacon John Simpkins. Trujh Sy Th;' Piefident ex c^cio, Rev. Daniel Hopkic*, Kev. vS^Tp.uel Niks, Samuel Spring, d.d. Samuel Auftin, D.D. John Crane, d.d. Rev. Samuel Worccfter, Rev. Jonathan Stiong. Rev. £lijah Pari{h» Rev. Jacob Norton, and Deacon Ifaac Warren. Malfackupfts Baptifl Mijionarx Society, Infli^uted May 26, 1802. Inco' porated February s8, iSeS^ Yearly choice oi Officers, lall VVed.nefday in May. P fftd nt. Thomas Baldwin, d.d. Vice Prtfident, Rev. Jofeph Grafton. Treafurer^ Mr. Enfign Lincoln. S cr^tary, Rev. William Collier. Tri. fifes, ' \ he above officers ex offxio. Rev. Srephen Gano, Afa M ffer, d.d. Rev. EllCia Williams, Rev. Lucius Bol.r-, Rr.v. James Read, Rev. William Batchelder, Rev. Jehu Peak, Dea. John Wait, Dea. Jofiah C Ransford, Dea. Thomas Kendall, Dea. David Goodwin, Mr. John Moriarty. BerkJIiire and Columbian Mijfionary Society, Cffirers chofcn on the 3d TueCday in September, Prejidevt, Rev. David Perry. Vice Pre/} dent, Hon. Timothy Edwards. Secretary^ Rev. Alvan Hyde. Trvjiees, Rev. D. Perry, Hon. T. Edwards, Rev. Alvan Hyde, Hon. Wm. Walker, Rev. David Porter, David Pratr, E!q Rev. Samuel Shepherd, Noah Roffeter, Efq. Rev. David Churchill, Jofeph Woodbridge, Efq. Rev. Jacob Catlin. Hampjkire MiJJicnary Society at Northampton, Licorporated February 21, 1804. Yearly choice of Officers on the Tburlday next after the 4th Monday in Auguft, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Evangelical Mijionary Society in Maffackufctts, Inftituted November 4, 1807. Officers aqautilly elected 013 the ift Wedaefday in 0£lober, ' 44 MIffionary Societies. Prrfident, Hon. EVijahBr-.^ham. ^ Vtce-Prefidrnt, Rev. Ezra Ripley. _ Recording Secretary, Rev. Nathaniel Tliaj'cr. Secretary, Bancroft. Correfponding Rev. Aaron ^ Trtafurer, Benjamin JHrywood, Efq, Truftecs, The Prcfident and Vice-P .'•fidcnt, ex officio^ Rev. Jofeph Sumner, Rev. John Cufh.ng, Rev. Samuel Kendall, d.d. Samuel W^^ard, Efq. Rev. Thomas Snc!l, Thomas W. Ward, Efq. Jofeph Allen, Efq. Rcv. Jofeph Avery, Ei^hraim Wood, Efq. Dea. John White, Joieph RufTeli, Efq. Rev. Jofeph Checkering. The next annual meeting will be at Wntertown. The Rev. Aaron Bancroft is chofen the firft, and tl^e Rev. Mofes Adams the fecond preacher. Board of Commijfioners of ike Society in Scotland for promot" ing Ckrijiian Knowledge* Officers chofen in May. Prefidcnt, Hon. Oliver Wendell. Vice-Preji dent, John Elliot, d.d. Treafurer, William Phillips, Elq. Secretary, Jedidiah Morfe, d.d. Affijl ant Secretary, Rev. John Codman. Standing Committee, Jofeph Eckley^ d.d. Eliphalet Por- ter, d.d, William Phillips, E'q. Jedidiah Morfe, n.n. and Mr. James White. r* The Majackufetts Society for promoting Chriflian Kncwl'dge* Inilituted in Sept. 1803. Incorporated Feb. 20, 1807. Yearly choice of Officers in May, Prefdent, Hon. Eliphalet Pcarfon, ll.d. Vice-Prefident, Hon. John Treadwell. Treafurer, Caleb Gannet, Efq. Clerk, Abiel Holmes, d.d. Srcretary, Rev. John Codman. Librarian, Rev. William Greenoiigh. DireBors, The above officers, with Rev. Jofhua Bates, Thomas Prentifs, d.d. of Medfield, andMr. S. H. Walley. The Eajlern Society for promoting the Knoxvledge of the fet- cred Scriptures, and ejlablijiiing Chrijlian Ordtr^ Injiruc- tion and Piety, in the DiflriB. of Maine. Prefident, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Vice-Prefidtnt, Rev. Hezekiah Packard. ,Sc£re/<2.Chai les CoffMi, Efq. \ Trcaj'u > e r, J obn Abbet, .\ , k.* Bible Societies. 45 Trvjifes, The above officers, with Hon.Woodbury Storer, Rev. Frtrman Gotham, Jona. Ellis, Efq. Aiden Brad- Ford, Efq. Rev Ichabod Nichols, Nathaniel C Alien, Efq. Rev. Jofiah Winlhip, Matthew Cobb, Etq. and Jeremiah Bayicy, Efq. 4 Society for promoting Chrijiian Knozukdge^ Piety and Charity- EOabliftied May 99, 1805. Annual meetii g the day befo.e General Eleftion. Prefidents Rev. JohnLathrop, d.d. Vice-Prefident, Eliphalet Porter, D.D. Secretary, Elilha Clap, A. M. Treafurer^ Rev. William Emcrfon. Truftees, Rev. Thomas Thacher, Hon. Oliver Fifte, Rev fhaddeus M. Han IS, Pv^v. Ifaac Smith, Rev. John Bradford, Rev. Jofiph Tuck'-rraan, Rev. Samuel Carey, J3ea. James Morrili. Aiiuiverfary p!cacher for 1811, Henry Ware, d.d. Bible Society oj Majfachnfetts^ Inftituted in July, 1809. Office'-s chofen July 13 1809. P^efident, William Ph'llips, Efq. Vic^-Piefidfnt, ]c\\\u Lathrop, d.d. Treafure^, Mr. Samuel H. Walley. Affiflant T'-'afurer^ Hen-y G. Fofter. Cor rfpcmdirig Secretary^ Rev Jnf ph S. Buckminfter. R cording Secretar), Rev, John Pierce. Trufie--^, ] ohn Lat h rop, d • n • Jofepn Eckley, d.d. Rcv» Jair.-'s F'-eem.in John Eliot, D D. Eliphalei Porter, d.d. j^^y.) f-[o!iries, D.D. I'humas Baldv/in D.D. S?mu.-1 Salif. bu y, E q H in Will am Brown. Fiancis Wright, Efq. H (i I'aac P.irke; , H n. P-ter C. Brooks, John Tucker, Efq. I< Boyd, Matthew Cobb, E^q. Mr. Jonathan Dean, Rev, Tinwhy Hilllaid, Rev. Ich:>nod Nichols, Hon. Animi R. MitciiCl, Levi Cutter, Efq. Rev. William Jenks, and Mr. j^laik Hnris, Merrimack Bible Society in Newburyporl, Incorporated l8'o. Prrfi^rrjt, Wil!i;'.m Coombs, Efq. Vxe-Prejtdevt, Rev. Samuel Sprmg, d d. Corrffpondivfr Secretary, Rev. Daniel Dana. Recording Secretary, Williain Woart, Ei'q. Treafurer, Richard P'ke, E("q. Managers, The ^bove officers, with Rev. John Andrews, Rev. CharUs W. Milton, Rev. James Morfc, Rev. Jaraes Miltemore, Rev. John S. Popkin, William Burtirt, ECq. Thomas M. Clark, Efq. Daniel A.White, Efq. John Pcar^ fbn, Efq. Capt. Stephen Holland. Baptijl Education Fund, Yearly cho'ce of Officers, Tutfd^y after the ift Wednefday in September. Chairman, Thomas Baldwn, d.d. Treafurer, Mr, James Hairifon. Secretary^ Rev. Ebffia WiUam.s. Trujlees, Rev. William Williatns, Rev. Stephen Gano, Rev. Jofeph Graf.on. Rev. George R-h-nfo!', Rev. Joel Brings, Mr. Daniel Wild, Rev. E:;fha Williams, Deacon Jofiah C. Rans'^ord, and Afa Mcfler, d.d. ({d" This Society meets in Bofton annual i)?-, on the lafl Wednefday in May, and at fuch other times and places as tlie Society may judge proper. The Warren AJfociation Will meet at the 2d Baptrft Mceting-Houfe in Bofton, ©n the Tuefday after the firft Wednefday in September Kext, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Rev. Lucius Bolles js appointed to preach the introduftory fermon ; in cafe of failure, Rev. James Read. -• American Academy of Arts and Sciences* Incorporated May 4, 17P0. Yearly meeting for choice of OfHcers, 4th Tuefday i n May* Prefidevty Hon. John Adams, ll.d. Vice-Prffidenty Recording Secretary^ Rev. Wiiliasp Emcrfoa. MafTa. Hiftorlcal Society. 47 CorrefpondJnfr Secretary^ Hon. JoCah Quincy. Treafwer, Hon. Djdley A.Tyng. Via-Treafurtr, John C Wan en, m.d. Librarian, Jihii Lathrop, d.D. Qabinet- Keepery J hn Gorhatn, m b. Counfellorsy Hon. Robert Treat Paine, ll.d. Hon. Fran- cis Dana. I L.D. John Lathrop, d.d. JohnWarren, m.d. Caleb Gannett, Efq. Hon. John Davis, ll.d. Bd-. '. James Freeman, Aaron Dexter, m.d. Hon. Thomas Dawes, and Henry Ware, n.u. Majfackufctts Hijlorical Society. Cnftituted at Bollon, Jan. 1791. Incorporated Feb. 19,179^4^ Statute meet'ngs, lad Thurfdays of January, April, aiid Dftober, and the day before Commencement. Prcftdent, CHriilopher Gorc» ll.d. Treafurer, Hon. Jofiah Quincy. Correfponding S'cretary^ John Eliot, d.d. Recording 'Secretary, Rev. James Freeman. Librarian, Rev. Jofeph M'Kean. Cabinet Keeper, Mr. Redford WehOer. Standing Committee, Hon. James Wiathrop, Thoma.'s L. vVinthrop, Efq. Hon. John Davis, Rev. William Emer- on, and JohnT. Kirkland, d. d. Committee for Pub/ications, John ILVioty d.d. Rev. Jamc« "reeman, Hon. John Davi^, and Mr. Redford Webfter. Majfackiijetts P rafejforjhip of Natural HJlory, Founded at Harvard College, Cambridge. Vifitors, The Prelidents of fhe American Academy of \rts and Sciences, of Harvard Univerfiiy, and of theM;^fra- huff tts Medical Society ; and the Truftees of the MafTa- hufetts Society for promotingAgricu' ture for the time being. Prcftdent, Hon. John /idams, ll.d. Secretary f MaJachufcVs Society for promoting Agriculture, Incorporated March 7, ryqe. 'early meeting for choice of Officers, 2d Wednef. in June, Prefidrnt, Hon. John Adams, ll.d. Firft Vict- P refi dent, Aaron Dexter, m.d.a.a.s. Second Vice- Prefidtnt, Samuel A. Pomeroy, Efq. Treajurer, Thomas L. Winthrop, Efq. Correfponding Secretary, John Lowell, a.a»s. 48 Agricultural Societies, &c. Trujiees, Hon. Dudley A. Fynj;, ToWii barren, m. n. Rev. William Emu Con Ebenczcr P.eS^e, E!q Hon. Pete C. Brooks, and Samuel G. Pe kins, Esq. Ktnneheck Agricultural Sodrtv at Au^ujla. Inftituted ill 1800. lacorporatcd February 17, 180I, Wejlern Society of Middlefex Hufhandmm. Incorporated Fcbrunry 28. 1803. Yearly meeting for choice of Officeus is held on the \\ TueJ'day in Septem'ier, at We 'tford, Littleton and Grc ton, in rotation, at 10 o'clock, A.M. Bojion Library. I corporated June 17, '794. Yearly meeting for choke of Officers ift Monday in March Librarian^ Mr, Jarn>.s B Howe. Treafuyer, Mr. William Walter. ^ecretaryy Mr. Naihan Wibb. Truflces, John Eliot, D. d. Wili am Spooner, m. Mr. Redford Webftrr, Rev. Afa Eaton, Boftor John C Coffin, Aaron Dexter, m. d. Edward Cray, and Lemu Shaw, Efquires. •• Social Law Library* Yearly meeting for choice of officers, gd Wednefday injul; Prefidcnt, Hon. Diuiicy A. Tyng. Treafwer, Charles Jackfon, Eiq. CUrk, Francis D. Channinj;, E'q. Truftees, Jofeph Hall, William Suihvan, and Willia Prefcott, Efqrs. Bojlon Athenaum. Incorporated Feb. 13, 1807. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, tft Thurfday in Au Prffidcnt^ Hon. Theophi!u» Parfons, ll.d. Vtce-Prejidtnt, Hon. John Divis, Ll.d. Treafurer, John Lowell, Efq. Secretary & Librarian^ W . S. Shaw, Efq. Truftees, Rev. William Emcrfon, Peter Thacher, E' Robert H. Gardiner, Efq. Rev. Jo'cph S. Bucki.il fier, Hon. Harrifoa G ay Otis, James Perkins, a Samuel Eliot. %alem Athenccvm ( Proprietori of the) Incorpor-^ted March 6, 1810. Yearly choice of Officers on lail Wcdncfd. but one in Mj Theological Library. 49 Preft dent, Edward A. Holyoke. Trcafurer^ William Shepard Gray. Qlerky J. Sparhawk Appleton. Librarian^ Theodore Ernes. Truftees, Edward A. Holyoke, Samuel Putnam, John D. Treadwell, B. Lynde Oliver, John Pickering, jun. JoTeph Story, Nathaniel Bowditch, Mofes Little, Nathaniel Silfbee. Sonierfet Hakyonk and Logkal Sockty for the Promotkn «/ Literature in the county of ^om-:.rfet. Inftituted06lober7, 1809. Yearly choice of Officers on the firft Monday in January. Prefident, Dr. Benjamin Allen, jr. Vice-Prefident, Dr. Afa Shepard. Qorrefponding "Secretary y Mr. Ebenezer S. Phelps. Recording Secretary, Mr. Calvin Wing. Treafurer, Mr. Mofes Allen. Standing Committee, Allen ShejJaTd, Benjamin Bow- man, jr. Francis Allen, jr. Stephen Nye, Allen Wing, William Tobey. » Theological Library. Incorporated June 1, 1 807. Annual meeting on the firftThurfday in June. Prefident^ John Lathrop, D. D. A. A. S-. Librarian, William Eroerfon, A. A. s. H. s. Secretary, Rev. S. Gary, a.m. Treafurer, Rev. Charles Lowell, A.M. Truflees, JohnT. Kirkland, d.d. a. a. s. h. s. Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Rev. Ifaac Smith, The Society of the Cincinnati (of Maffachufetts.J Founded A. D. 1783. Incorporated A. D. 1805. Officers elefted July 4, annually. Prefident, Major Gt-neral John Brooks. Vice-Prefidtnt, Major General David Cobb. Srcrctary, David Townfend, Efq. Treafurer, Brigadier General John Winflow. Affiflant Secrdary, John Callendcr, Efq. Ajfijlant Treafurer, Capt. Adams Bailey. Fairfield Femak Literary Apmbty. Inflitu. Nov. 12, 1809. Firjl Pr^ceptrefs, Mifs Sophia Wing. Second Prereptrefs, Mifs Anna Holway. Correfponding Secretary, Mifs Eliza Bowerman. Recording Secretary^ Mifs Eliza Shepard. i8io.] E 5© HoufeWrights in Bofton. Committee^ Mifs Pamela Kimball, Mifs Rofe Bowermau, Mils SarahDavis, Mifs Phebe Shepard, Mils M. Bowerman. Bojion AqueduEl Corporation. Incorporated Feb. 27, 1795. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, ift Saturday in May ; quarterly, ill Saturdays in Febr. Nlay, Auguft and Nov. Prefident, Dr. Aaron Dexter. Vice-Prcfidtnt, William Hammatt, F/q. Treafurer^ Secretary & Sttperintendantj Mr. Benjamin C, Gilman. DircSIors, Dr. Aaron Doxter, William Hammatt, Efcj. Mr. Gideon Snow, Mr. Daniel D. Rogers, Berija. Weld, Ffq, Mr. Jofeph Bray, and Mr. Richard Sullivan. Society of Afociated Houftwrights in Bojion. Inftlt. 1^04. Yearly meeting for choice of Olficers, 3d Thurfday in 0£l,i Prf/z^^frt/, Thomas W. Sumner. F/c^-pr^//^ Jona.Loring. [ Treafurer^ Jedidiah Lincoln. vS*cA-tf/flr>,JofephStoddcc. I Faiijius Affociation. Inftituted Auguft 2, 1805. Animal meeting ift Tuefday in October. Prefident, M.ijnr Benjamin Ruffell. Sfcretaryy Mr. David Francis. Trcafiirer, Mr. Enfign Lincoln. Librarian^ Mr. Edmund Muoroe, Saicm Iron Faflory Company, Licorporated March 4, 1800. [Manuf'.ftares Nails, Anchors, &c. | Treafurer, John Oigocd. I Agent, John \V. Ofgood. C/erk, Samuel Putnam. j Dire^ors, Ichabod Nichols, jofeph Peabody, JobnOfgood. Danvers and Beverly Iron Works Compa . Inc. June 23, 1S03. [Manufaftures Nails, Anchars, Sic. All kinds of Dye- Woods are rar^->ed, and Medicines pulverized. Muftard Tnanuf.iCtured in large quantitiv's.l Oihcers eleftcd on the ift Tuefday in September. Preftdtnt, George S. Johonnot. I yf^erzf, Nathaniel Putnam. Secretary, Thomas Putnam. { Direclors, Geo. S. Johonnot, Samuel Endlcott, Thomas Putiiam, John H. Andrews, and Samuel Page. Amefbury Iron Fa^ory Ccmtany. Inrorp. March 26, 1805. [Manufatlurcs Nails, Anchors, &c.J ' BanTc of the United States. 54 Clerk, J. Prince, jun. I Agent, Abijah Northey. T'r^fl/arcr, John J enks. ( Diredors, Samuel Gray, Wm. Ward, and Larkin Dodge, Kew-HampJJiire Iron Fatlory Company, Inc. Dec. 1 8, 1 805. FManufaflures Iron from the ore, all kinds of Hollow Ware, and Sire! of the very firft quality.] Officers elefted on the 3d Monday of May. Treafurcr, Gideon Snow. Clerk, J Jofhua Goodale. Agent, fat Bath and Franconia) Daniel Smith. DireBors, Samuel Pajge, William SafFord, Ebenezer Secconib, George S. Johonnot, and Ebenezer Bcckford- Bojlon Hat ManvfaBory . Incorporated Feb. 27, 1810. Prejicknt, Th'^. S.Boardman. i Secretary, CalebHartlhorn. Treafurer, Samuel Barr}'. | Directors, Samuel Barry, Jelfe Brown, Jofhua Vofe, and Matthias Crocker. Agents^ Aaron Clap and Henry Meffinger. Mechanic Ajjociation at Newburypert. ^re/identy Ehcnezer Gunnifon Secretary, | Robert MerrzL Bo/lon Exchange Ccffee-Hcufe. Incorporated 1807 Vre/ident, HarriionG. Otis. Treafurer, | Gamal. Bradford. Bank tlieUniied _ of Statu at Philadelphia. David Lenox, Prefident. | George Simpfon, Cr.fhicr. ^ ' ncorporated Feb. 25, 1791 ; ai)d to continue until March .,i8u. It IS under the direfclion of a Prefident and 24 directors, cl-ofen yearly on the firfl Monday in [anuary here are eight branches of this Bank eiLibbflied, viz ~ Jofton, New-York, BaJiimore, Charlefton, (S. c!) Nor- Dlk, Walhington, Savannah, (Georgia) and New-Orleans. ^ranck of the U. S. Bank at Bojlm. Capital, 700,000 Dols George Cabot, Piefident. | Peter Roe Dahon, Calhier. DiTcclors, ^ Joieph Coolidge,jun. Samuel P. Gardner Taraner Greene, Jofeph Hurd. John Joy, -HarriCon G. ftjs, John Parker, Samuel Parkman, Thomas H. Perk ms. homas P. r!ins, David Sears, and Timothy Williams ^ Firji Teller, Samuel Payfon. Second Teller, William Coffin, jun. FirJi Book'Keeper^ Turner Phillips. ^2 Banks. Second Book-Keeper, Samuel Brewer. Difcount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Interefi Clerky Chefter A(^ams. Alfifiant Clerks, Henry Cufhing and John Pickens, jr. Mejlenger, William Abrams, jun. Porters, William Hunt, at:d John HoTbrook. ^l^ Days of Difcount, Monday and Thuifday. Branch of the U, 5. Bank at Nezv-York. Burral, Cafhier. Prefident. J Jonathan Branch of the U. S. Bank at Baltimore. Ca&ier. John Swan, Prefident. | Branch of the U, S. Bank at Charkfion. Adam Gilchrift, Prefident. Jofiah Smith, Cafhier. | Branch of the U. S. Bank at Norfolk. Ollphant, Cafhier, Robert Taylor, Prefident. | Robert Branch of the U. S. Bank at Wajhingtsn. Carlton, Prefident. James Davidfon, jun. Cafhier Jofeph | Branch of the U. S. Bank at Savannah- Meadenhall.Cafhiei Jofeph Haberiham, Prefident. | Thos. Branch of the U. S. Bank at New-Orleans. Benjamin Morgan, Prefident. Jofeph Saul, Cafhien | Ma/achufetts Bank at Bojlon. Incoriwrated Febr. 7, 178^ [Capital, i6oo,oco Dollars.] Officers elecled on the ift Wednefday in January. Cafhiei William Phillips, Prefident. | James Thwing, Directors, Jofeph Head, Jofeph Coolidge, Aaron De> ter, Benj-imin Greene, Wili-am'Parfons, fohn Phillip Samuel Saliflxiry, Samuel H. Walley, G. G. Lee, Jofep Tilden, and Edward Tuckerman, jun. Fi^fl Teller, Nadianiel FoOer. Second Teller, Thomas Chafe. Firjl Bcok-Kceper, Nathaniel H. Fumefs. Second Book Keeper, James Dodd. Difcount Clerks, Edward Sharp, and Miles Greenwood* M'pngers, James Hill, and Jofiah Willard. (^ Days of Difcount, Monday and Thurfday. Banks. 5g Union Bank at Bcjlcn. Incorporated June 25, 1792. Charter renewed to the ift Monday in Ocl. 1812. [Capital I2oo,oco Dollars.] Dlre6lors defied on the ift Monday in Sept. Oliver Wendell, Prtfident. | George Burroughs, Cafhier. DirfEiors, Samuel Brown, Benj. BufTey, Stephen Cod- man, Edward Cray, Benj. Joy, John Welles, Thomas L. Winthrop, Samuel Cobb, John Davis, Oliver Brewfter, HenderTon Inches, and Benjamin Homans, ex officio as Secretary of the Commonwealth. Firjl Teller, Thomas Swan. Second Teller, Afhur Adams. Fird Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Emmons. Second Book-Keeper, Johnfon Jackion, Difcount Clerks, Wm. Furnefs and Henry Stcvenfon. TAe^enger, Jonathan Trott. Porter, Benjamin White, fi^ Day of Difcount, Tuefday. Boflon Bank. Incorporated March 4, 1803. Charter to continue till the ift Monday in Oftober, 1812. Capital, 1800.000 Dollars. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in June, fohn T. Apthorp, Prefident. Jofeph Chapman, CaOoier. Dircchrs^ Ifaac P. Davis, Stephen Higginfon, jr. Will- am Pick r.an, William Pratt, William Sullivan, Daniel Sargent. Epes S3rgent,Wlliam Brown, Jofeph Lee,Thomas C. Amojy, Ebencz"r Francis, and Thomas Harris, ex ajjicio iS Trep.furer of the Commonwealth. Firft Telier, Robert Lafh, jun. Second I eU:r, Thomas Powars. Firjl Book-Keeper, James EUifon. Sccovd Book-Keeper, James L. Parker. .Difcount Cl'-rk, Matthew S. Parker. Me[[cngrr, Timothy Green, jun. Porter, Jofeph Badger. Solicitor for Loans, William SuUivan. {jCt" Days of Diicount, Monday, Wednefday, and Friday. Kayitucket Bank. Capitd loOjOoo Dollars. rhcorpcratcd Feb. 27, 1795. Charter renewed t© the ifi Mondav in Oftober, 1812, i-^n.l E 2 54- Banks. Officers clefted on the irt Monday in January. Jofeph Chafe, Prefident. ( G. G. Folger, Cafliier. Nantucket Pacifc Bank. Capital, 100,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 3, 1804- Charter renewed to the lil Monday in Oftober, 1812. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in July." Triftram Hufiey, Prefident. | Nathan Comflock, Cafliier. Newburyport Bank. Capital, ^50,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 8, 1803, and united with Merrimack Bank Tune 14, 1805 ; to continue to the ift Monday in Oaobcr, 18 J 2. Officers defied on the ift Monday in O6)ober. William Bartlet, Prefident. | Samuel Mulhken, CafhicN Portland Bank. Capital, 300,000 Dollars. Incorporated June 15, 1799 ; and to continue from July f, 1799, to July 1, 18J9. Officers elected on the id Monday in January, Matthew Cobb, Prefident. Jofeph Swift, Cafhier. ( Maine Bank at Portland. Capital, 300,000 Dollars. Incorporated June 23, 1802. Charter renewed to the ifl Monday in Ofluber, i8i2. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in June. Samuel Freeman, Prefident. | Levi Cutter, Cafhier. Ejfex Bank at Salem. Capital, 300,000 Dollars. Incorpor. June 18. 1799 ; and to continue to July 1, 1819. Officers elefled on the ift Monday in June. William Orne, Piefident. | William S. Giay, Cafhier. (Id* Difcount Days, Monday and Wednefday. Salem Bank. Capita', 200,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 8, 1803; and ro continue from the if! Monday in June, 1803, to the 1(1 Monday in Ott. 1812. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in June. jr. Benj. Pickman, Prefident. | John Morlarty, Cafhier. ^^ Difcount Days, Monday and Thurfday, Banks. 55 Clcfucejier (Cape-Ann) Bank. Capital, too,oco Dollars. Incoip. Jan. 27, 1800; and to continue till Ofto. 1, 1812^ Officers ele6ied on the 3d Tuefday in April. John Somes, Prefidcnt | Jofeph Allen, Calhier. Beverly Bank. Capital, 160,000 Dollars. Incorporated June 23, 1802; to continue till 061, 1, 1812. Officers elc6led on the ift Monday in Oclober. Thorndike, Prefident. Gould, Calhier. Ifrael j Jofi.ih (]:^* Difcount Day, Monday. , Lincoln and Kennebeck Bank^ at WificaJ'd, [Capital, 2oo,coo Dollars.] incorporated June 23, 1802. Charter renewed to the ift Monday in Oftobcr, 1812. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in September. Abiel Wood, jr. Prefident. j Henry Roby, Calliier. Bedford Bank ^ at New-Bedford. Capital, 150,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 7, 1803. Charter renewed to the ift Monday in Oftober, 1812. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in O£lober. Thomas Hazard, Prefident. John Pickens, Cafhier. | Saco Bank. Capital, 100,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 8, 1803 ; and to continue to the ift Monday in Otlober, 1812. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in Oftober. Thomas Cults, Prefident. } Samuel Peirfon, Calhier. Plymouth Bank. Capital, ico,oco Dollars. Incorporated June 23, 1803; to continue till July 1, 1812, Officers elccled on the ift Monday in January. William Davis, Prefident. j William Goodwin, Cafiiler. Halloxoeil and Augujia Bank^ at Hallowell. [Capital, 200,000 Dollars ] Incorporated Marck 6, i8oi j to continue till 0£l. 1, 1812. 5© Banks. Officers eleflpd on ihe tfl Monday in January. \ '-.. John O. Page, Prefid -at. \ aiab Dam.ner, Cafhie*. Worcefter Bank. Capital, 1^0,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 7, 1804 ; .0 continue till the ift MoH" dcty in Ocloher, 1812. Officers eletied on the ift Wednefday in 06loher. Daniel Waldo, Psefident. j R. B. Brigham, Cafhier. Marbleh ad Bank. Cap.tal, 100,000 Dollars. Inco'poiated Maich 7. 1804 ; and to coiitmae from O£lo» ber 12 1804, to Oft-ihcr 12. 1812. Officers elected on the lil Monday in January. Nathaniel Hooper, Prefident. John RufTcll, Cafhicr. | Berkfkire Bank at Pittsfield. [Capital, 7 5,oco Dollars.] Incorporated Feb '6, 1806; and to continue from the ift Monday in Oth l3o6. to the ift Monday ni Oft. 1812. Officers ek-fted on the lii Wedncfday ;n Oft -ber. Simon Lamed, Prefident. ] Ebenezei Center, Cafliier. Solicitor, John W. Hulbert, Efq. Penobfcoi Bank at Buckjcown, [Capital, 150,000 Dollars.] Incorporated March 14, i8o5; and lo continue from March 20, 1806, to the fi'.n Monday in Oftober, 1812. Officers eleftcd on 3d Monday after 4th Tuei'day in May. John Ctoffiy, Prefident. | Samuel Norwood, Caftiier. Majfackufetts Fire and Marin hfurancc Company at Boftoiu [Capital, 400,000 Dollars.] Incorporated (origmally Juiie 2,5, 1795) Fob. 13, 1799 j and to continue until Jnn 2,3, 1815. Officers elefted on the laft Wednelday m Auguft. Arnold Prefident. Edward Secretary. Welles, j Horfman, DireSlors, John Andrews \yilliam H. Bordman, G-mia- licl Bradford, Benjamin Bulfcy, Samuel Cobb, Stfphf^n Codman, Jon-ithan Chapmati, William Gray, Jo'epli Ha 1, Jofeph H:ad, Benjamin Joy, Jonathan Mafon, Sam- uel Paikman, Ignatrus Sargf^'nt, William Smith, Joiin MeJlmga-y John Heard, 3d. Iiifurance Companies, 3f Ccmpany at Bojon, Mafachufetts Mutual Fire Infurance [Fund?, 300.000 Dollars.] Incorporated March 1, 1798. in June. Officers eleaed on the lO Tuefday John Winflow, Prefident. Andrew Cunmnghara, Secretary and Treasurer. Diredcrs, James Whke, Simon ^llip^' J°^^l^V;,l^""' ^.Iham Sulhvan Tofeph Lovering, Wllham Mackay. S.gcur.jey, Ruffe i fceo ge Blarchard, John Bray, Andrew Lee, Ehfba Sigour. Sturgis, Jonathan Hunneweil. G. G. ney, and Samuel Snelhng. Mejenger, George Humphries.^ Eojion Marine Infurance Ccmpany, Dollars.] rC-^-oital, 300,000 _ >'''"* Incorporated February 13. «799 ^^^''^ ^^^i^""^ ° ; m January.f Officers eieaed on the ili Monday Prefident. Jofeph May, ^ccreta^ry. George Caboi, 1 Babcock, oamuel Dircaars, Thomas C. Amory, Adam Dav)S, Tnonr^as ler- Cabot, Joftph CooUdge, jr. Jonathan Preble, John Prince, jr. kins, William Pickman, Ebenezer Daniel Sargent, Timothy Willianris. Mejftnger, Samuel Go^dard, Bqjlon, Sujfolk Infurance Comt^any at [Capital, 22.5,000 Dollars.] and to continue 20 years. Incorporated February i«, 1803 ; January. Officers ekaed on the 2a Monday m George Hunt, Secretary. Epes Sargent, Prefident. | Gardner, Joha Direaors, Thomas H. Perkins, Samuel P Jolepa Lee. Parker, llaac P. Davis, George Higgmfon, Akjfenger, Levi Bellon. Bojlon. Nezo-England Marine Infurance Company at [Capital, 300,000 Dollars.] and to continue 20 yeais. Incorporated March 5. 1803 ; January. Officers el( acd on the ift Monday m James hail. Secretary. Peter C. Bn oks, Prefident. | Greer.e,Ozias Direclcrs, Gardner L. Chandler, Gardner Goodwin, John Holland, Nehem. Pa.fcn.s W'^, J^illip-s L. Wmthiop, John Phillips, Jofeph Tilden, Thomas Samuel Swcit. Mejfenger, John Bicckenndge, 8 5 Infurance Companies. Union Infurance Company at Bo/^on. iCapitaK 300000 Dollars.] Incorporntcd Mar(.h 28, 1804; a"d to continue So years. Offi :crs eleft d on the 2d Monday in Ja -.uary. D.ivid Greene, Prcfldent. | Sanuic; King, Sectetary. Direclors, Matthew Bridge, Thomas Den!)ir, S.inur 1 D. Harris, Thomas K. Jones, Caleb Loring, Thomas Lamb. Mcjfenger, Jeremiah Kahier. Commercial Infurance Office at Bcjlon* Benjg. P. Homer, Treafurer. Secretary. ( Joleph Balch, North American Injuravce Company at Bojlon, [Capital 300,000 Dollars.] Incorporated" Jnrepb Ruffell, Prefident { Jrhn P. Clark. Secretary. DireHors, His Hoa.W'iliam Gray, H n. Perez Morton, Hon. David Tilden, Captain John Brazer, Captam Trif- tram Barnard. Mefinger, Mr. Towers. Private Infu anct Offices at Bofton, Nath'^ P. RuiTcil. j Thomas Eughlh. W. B. Proaor. \ Cha, is Bradbury. Newburyport Marine hfurance Compan". Incorpora-ed June 18, 1709 ; to continue 20 years. Officers p'cfted on the 1 !l Mon^iay in Jaiuary. i John Pett gel, Prefident. j Henry Loring, Secretary. Merrimack^ Fi'-e and Marine Infu anceCo. at Newburyport, Incorporated Februaiy 15, '803, to contmu- 10 } ears. Offic-Ms elefttd on t' t iliTu^fday in Ja.iuary. Thomas M. Clark, Prelident. | SamuelTenn'-y, Secretary. Union Marine and Fire Infwance Company at NeicbitryporU Capital, ico Dollaiv.: i 00 Incorporated February 26. 1807; to continue 20 years. Srephtn Holland, Pr hderit. j William V^'oart, Secretary. Maine Fire and Marine Infuance Company at Portland. liKoriioiated Feb ua^y 7, t8oo; to CvDfnue 20 yt.a'S. •. Ollicors eLtkd 1 ;he i^l. Tuefd-.v in Januaiy. George Bjadbury, Picfiaeat. j E.ifha Morfe, Secretary. J Infurance Companies. 5f United Marine and Fire Infurance Comtany at Portland* lacorpoiated F-^b. 9, 1807 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elv-fted on the ift Tuelday in April. Watlon, Secretary. James Neal, Prefident. | John Sahm Marine Infurance Company, [Capital, 200,000 Dollars.] Incorporated June 9, '800; tc continue 20 years. Officers el'^tlfd on the ik Monday ;n July. Prefident. S> Appleton, Secretary, Jacob Alhton, | J. EJex Firs and Marine Infurance Company at Salem. [Capita!, 300,000 Delia! s. Incorporated March 7, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elcfteo on the ift Mor.dr'y in July. Bowditch, Prefident. Leonard Nathl. [ Kunbali, Secretary. Union Marine Infurance Company at Salem, [Capital, 200,000 Do lars.J Incorporated Feb.uary 20, 1804 ; to cominue 20 years. Officers eleftvd on t:e 2(i Monday in Aprii. MofesTc\\'.i^^nd, Prcfid.^nt. William Rantoui,Secretar}-j | Social Infurance Compan>t at ^alem. [Capital, ico,ooo Dollars ] Incorporated March 4, 1807 ; to continue 9o years. Offic^^rs elected on thr 3?* Monday in April. Prefident. James Cook, | Joffiua Goodale, Secretary. Beverly Marine Infurance Ccjnpany. [Capital, 100,000 Dollars.] Incorporated June 20, '809 ; to continue 20 years. Officers choi'en on the 4rh Mondiiy in Ju*y. Mofes B,own, Prefident. I Ifaac Fiagg, Secretary. '.inccln and Kennebetk Marine Infurance Comply at WifcaJfeL Incorporated February 12, 180,3 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the iRTueiday in March. Peleg Tallman, Prefident. John Merrill, | Secretary. Marblehead Infurance Company. Incorporated March 8, 1803 , to continue 20 years. Officers el^fted on the lit Monday m January. Robert Hooper, Prefiient. [John Bond, Secreta*y» » 6o Iiuurance Companies, 5cc. Marblehead Social Infurance Company, Incorporated June 17, 1809. Glouerjler Marine Infurance Company. Incorporated June 22, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in May, William Pearce, Prefident. | William Saville, Secretary. Nantucket Marine Infurance Company. Incorporated March 3, 1804 5 ^^ continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the 2d Monday in January, .fames Barker, Prefident. j Francis Macy, Secretary* Nantucket Union Marine Infurance Company. Incorporated June 21, 1804 ; to continue 20 years. Officers ele6^ed on the 2J Monday- in January. Coffin, Prefident. John Cartwright, Secretary William j Kcnnebunk Marine Infurance Com,pany at Welh. Inco'porated March 9, 1804 J ^^ continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the ift Monday in Junuary. Hambflzirc Fire Infurance Company at Northampton. Incorporated March o, 1804 ; to continue 20 years. Officers eletled on the ift Wednefday in Oftobcr, Bedford Marine Infitrance Company. Incorporated February 11, 180.5; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the 2d Monday in Apjil. Jofeph Ricketfon, Prefident. Bofon Manrie Soziety. Inftituted in 1742 Incorporated in 1754. Officers elefted on the firft Tuefday in November. N. B- As the new Officers are chofen foon after th S^eet is priated, ihey are placed in the errata. Salem Marine Society Inftituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated in 1771. Officers eleaed on the laft Thurfday in Oaober. Ma^er. B:niamin Pickman. I Treafurer, Jon:?. Gardner. Nathaniel Knight. Dep, Majier, John Oigood. \ Clerk, . Grand Lodge of MafTachufetts. 6t Sahm Eafl- India Marine Society. Iiiftitutfd in Nov. 1799. Incorporated March 3, iJ^ol. Offirf^rs clc£lcd on the ift Wcdriefday in January* Pn'/Fflffw^ Ichabod Nichols. I Trea/i^rfr, Naihl.SiHbec Secretary^ Dudley L. Pickman. ( ToinJ'pttl and arrange the Journals from abroad^ Nathaniel Bowclitch. Committee of Obfervation^ Mc-les Townfend, Robert Em- cry, James Devcreux. Ncwburyport Marine. Society. InQitutcd Nov. 13, 1772. IncorporatcdOft.il, 1777. OfHr^rs elcft?d on the laft Thurfday in November. Ma/ler, Michriel Hodj;t*. I Trcafurer, P.cnjjMnin Wyalt. i>^Mfl/^tfr,Nich.Johnfon. | Secretary, A. WhccKvrio;ht> Portland Marine Society. Incorporated F'ebruary 26, 1796. Officers elt'6ted on the 3d Tuclday in December. /'rr//rt'^;?^ Jofepiri'itC'imb, I Treafiirer, Stephen Waitc» Vice-Prefidcnty RobeitlUIey, | Secretary ^ John Woodmaik. Marblehend Marine Society. TncorpDrated February 11, 17(^9. Prefidrnf, John Baily. Secretary, ilaac | Mansfield. Treafurer, Kbcn. G. Evans, Grand Lodi^e of Majfackufetts. The firO MnTjn's Lodge in America was held in Bofton, July 30, ,5733, by virtue of a commifTiun from rhe Right Honourable and Ri^ht Worfliiplul Aviihorjy Loid Vifcount Mon:a;:uc, Giarid Maflcr of I'^iigland. —The MafFachufctts Grand Lodge (alfo hold.n at Bofton) was firjl tOabhfhed on December 27,5769, and delcciuled Irom the Cirand Mafler of .Scotland. —On the 19th of June, ,079-> » Grand Mafoiiic Union was formed !)y ilis two Graru Lodf;es, and all dif- linflions between ancient and modern Mafons aboliflied. jj:^ The Quarterly Communications are held atMafon's Hall, in Bollori, on t.'ie cvenin{?s of the 2d Mondays in March, June, September, and Decnaber. Yearly choice of OfTicers, ftd Monday in December. C R A N D O F !• I C' V. U S V O J< ,5^ ' 1 M. W. Jofeph Bartlett, Efq. Grand Mn,\r. R. W. Jolm Boyle, KGi. Drhut^' Grand Mafler. >8ij.J F 62 Mafonic Societies. R. W. Francis J. Oliver, Efq. Senior Grand IVardm, R. W. Oliver Prefcott, Efq. Junior Grand Warden. R. W. And ew Sigourney, Grand Trrafurer. W. John Proftor, Grand Secretary. R. W. ^Vitw.T M.Bzxus, Carrefponding Grand Sec' ry, R. W. Berajamin RufTcll, Grand Maijhali. R. W. Thomas Redman, Grand Sword Bearer. R. W. &Rev. Afa Eaten, ) OrandCUplatns.r>.^wrA-/,/^,«o R. W. & Rev. John Murray, \ R. W. John B. Hammait, 'Senior Grand Deacon. R. W. Robert Lafii, jr. Junior Grand Deacon. " R. W. Job Drew, ^ R. "VV. Michael Roulftone, > Grand Stewards. W. Pliny Hartfliorn, ) "^A^. John Baker, ) ^ j n r • • Grand u /^ J f Furfuivants.-^ WT. Jeremiah Gardner, 5 Brother William Eaten, Grand Tder. The following is a Lift of the Lodges under the jurifdiftior of the Grand Lodge of ^laffiichufetts. The Lodges Jin divided into twelve diftritts ; and a Diftritl Deputy Grant Msfter appointed to each diftricl by the prefent Granc Mafter, viz. FIRST DISTRICT. R W. Shubael Bell of Bofton, D. D. G. M. St. John's Bofion Hiram 1 exingta j Rifinji S:ates ditto Meridian Watertowi St. Andrews ditto Mount Moriah Readint MalL'-hufetts ditto Mount Lebjjion Bofcoi King Solomon Qharleftown Rural Ouinc) Co'umbian Eolh'i ConOellation Dcdhan, V^^afhington RoxbuTy Amicable Cambridgepor* Union Dorchejler SECOND DISTRICT R. W. James Gardner of Lynn, D. D. G. M. Mafonic Societies. 63 FOURTH DISTRICT. R. W. James Ellis. EQj. of Rehoboth, D. D. G. M. Briflol Nottm Riling Star ^toughton M-^ntgompry F'-anklm Wafliington Remembered EriO( in "^ tar Rchobnth Ntw-Bcdford King David Tauvton FIFTH DISTRICT R. W. Timothy Whiting:, Efq. of Lancafier, D- D- G. M. rrinity Lancafier Social AJIiby Mirldl fcx Framingham Aurora L'ominflcr St. P.nl Grot on Pen tucket Qkrlrpsford Corinthian Concord Fiedonia hionhbor(? SIXTH DISTRICT. R. W. & Rev. JamesThompfon, of Barre, D. D. G. M.' M'lning Star Wo^cefter Meridian Sun Brookfield j iyot:e C//^r//f'?2 Haxirvkk j Mount Zion I'homas Monfon Harris Athol Olive Branch Charity Mcndon. Oxford j SEVENTH DISTRICT. R. W. John Phelps, Efq. of Granvilh , D. D. G. M, Federal Blandford Pacific Icverett { Republican Greenfield] '^ioux\rVernox\ Bekhertczvn Harmony Northfidd Rifing Sun ^andisfivld ferufalem Society Wejl- Williamfiburg Friendly _ Vlount Pleafant Granville Sprivgjidd EIGHTH DISTRICT. I. W. Robert Walker, Efq. of Windfor, D. D. G. M. !^'';iendfhip, Williamftowv €4 Mafonic Societies. EI.EVEXTH DISTRICT.* R. W, Oliver Shead, Efq. of Eaflport, D. D. G. M. Warren Machias Eaftcrn Eajlpo^t' } T \V E L F T H D 1 S T R I C T . R. W. John Bfcck, Efq. of Nantucket, D. D. G. M. Nantucket Union | KingSoloo^onin Pcrieirton, Holmfs-Hole»- Out of the Commo?iZi)eaIt/i, but under the Jurijdifiicn. St. John Sta6rvcA, Dmierara, (Weft Indies.) Grand Royal Arch Chapter. Yearly meeting on the 3(1 Tuefday of Septemher, at Boficu and Newbuiyport alternately. M. E. James D. Hopkins, Efc). Gravd High Prieji, E. Henry Fowie, Deputy Grand Hivjn Prieji, £. "VViiliam Woarr, £'q. Grand Kin^. E. Sumner Rcidrov,', Efq. G-and Scri6e. E. Andrew Sigourney, Grand Treafurer, E. Edward Horfmnn, Gravd Secretary, Henry Purkitt, Grand MarfnalL Rev. John Bartlett, > ^ ^ Chaplains,'^ Rev. Jame: Tn-ompfon, J Jacob Perkins, ^ iTfohr,£:f «''»'' S...W. Jofiuh Ca'cff, ) Ebenezcr Ohv.^r, Grand Infide CaitineL William Earon, ? y^y^,,. ^^^^^ -' Jeremiah toKorr, J {_The followinj^ Chapters ar.- undv-r the jurirdlSion of tlw Grand Royal Arch Chapter.] St. Andrew's Royal Arch Chapter, efkb Jilhed in the year .5769, meets regularly in the town o; Bollon, at M.^fon's Haii, on the evenmg of the Wednefdaj preceding the full moon. King Cyrus's Royal Arch Chapter meets in the town oFNewbaryport, on the evening of the fecond Tiiefdiy in each month. St. John's Royal Arch Chapter meets regn hrly ?.t Ma'.on's Hal!^ in Groion, on the Tuei'day preced i^g the full moon, except when the full moou is on a Tucf day, and then they naeei on that day. . Poll-Maflers. 65 MouKT Vernon Royal Ar cu Chapter meets eo;ii!arly at Wdfhingron's Hall, in Portland, on the evening A the third Monday in each month. Ki nc-^olomon'". Royal Arch Chapter meets in the town of Charlton. T/ie Boflon Encawpmtnt of Knights Templars Meets regularly ^t Mafon's Hall, Bofton, on the Wednef- day evening fucceeding the full of the moon. Kivg David's Covndl of Knights of the Red Crofs Is regularly held in the town of Portland. The African Lodge in Boflon Meets regularly on the evening of the lirft -Tuefday in :ach month. A Lifi of the Places where Pcji-Officcs are Itept in this Com" moniuealthi with the names of the Pofimaflcrs. s u F F o I K. Mtdford, Samuel Buel Boftor, Aaron Hill Wa'f rtown, Edward Loud ESSEX. Weftford, John Abbot Andover, Ifaac Abbot Woburn, Ichabod Parker Beverly, John Leman YORK. Gouc'fier, Ifaac Elwell Alfred, Thomas Keelcr Haverhill, Stephen Minot Berwick, Micajah Currier Him' Iron, Riddeford, Wm. P. Hooper Ipfwich, N. Jaqires Buxton, Thomas Merrill I ynn, Jonathan Hatchelder *Douty^s Falls, (a parr of Manchefter, D. Bingham BerM'ick) Sylvar.us Hatch Marblehead, W. Abraham H ram, Ifrael Burbank Newburyporf, Caleb Crcfs Kittery, Daniel Peirce Rowley, James Smith *Kenncbiink,(partof Wells) Salern, John Dabney Stephen Tbacher Sa'-fbufy, Jofeph Wadlei'gh Lebanon, Ifaac Ha fey Weiiham, Thomas Earnes Limerick, Abijah Fiich M 1 D n L E s E X Limington, Jacob Quincy Billerira, Ifaac Bowers Paifonsfield, S. Cuihman Cambridge, Eben. Stedman Saco, William P. Hooper Chelmsford, JonaihanBarron Sanfoid, Ebenrzer Lin'cot Concord, Wilfam Parkman Shapleigh, J. P. Woodbury Dracnt, Caleb Blanchard Waterborough,AndrcwBui- Eaft-Sudbury, ley Groton,Wm.M Richardfon Wells, Matthew Lindfey Marlboro', Micah Sherman York J Nathaniel Sargent i8n.j F 2 66 Poft-Mafters. HAMPSm RE. Chatham, E. Crowell AmherO, Jofev'^i \^'at^on Dennis, N. Stone Bekherton, J .Bredgman, jr. E:iftham, Samuel Freemaa BlandfoTci, Falmouth, James Hinckley Dferfielfl, Ep3v>1iras Hoyt Harwich, Ebenezer Brooks E?.(lhampton, VV. My rick Orleans, Simeon Kinfman Greenfield, Provlncetown, D. Peafe Hadley, E. White, jr. Sandwich, Wm. Feffenden Hatfield, Wclffleet, New-Sa'em, Yarmouth, Henry Thacher North;iinpton, Dan'lWright DUKES. Noithfif" d, John Nevers Edgarton, Berlah Norton South-Hadky, *Holmes-Hole, R. Spalding Springfield. James Byers, jr. N AN TUCKET. \\^^r^vick, Wm. Cobb, jr. Nantucket, James Barker Weftfield, W O R C E S T E R . W. Springfield, Mr.Stebbins Athol, Solomon Strong Worihlngton, A. Bigelow Bar re, PLYMOUTH. Bolton, Biidgewater, J.M. Gobdwin Brookfiel-d, Cheney Reed Afa Whitman Fitchburgh, Duxborough, Thos. Winlor Hardwick, W. Cutler Hanover, Robert Edls Lancafter, Timo. Whitlrg Hinghara,E!ifiia CuQiing, jr. Leicefler, Thomas Denny Kingflon, Seth Drew Lcominfier, John Gardner Marftifield, Jol'cph Hunt Mendon, R'chard George Middleboro*, Jas. Waihburn Peterfliam, H. Hapgood Piy mouth, ]?.mesWarren, jr. Rutland, M. White Rochefler, Nathaniel WiUis Shrewfbury, John Stone Scituate, Chnrles Turner Templeton, Lovell Walkef Wareham, B. Fearing Uxbridge, Samuel Willard BRISTOL. Wellm'inller, DanielBartlett Attleborough, liVael Hatch Worcefier, James Wilfon Dighton. David Andrews CUMBER LAND. Earton, D. Whcaion Bridgetown, Jofeph Sears New-Bedford, A. Smith Brunfwlck, Jotham Stone Rehoboth, D. Peny, jr. Freeport, Nathan Wcfibn Somerfet, Joleph Kf ilog Gorham, Samuel Picnrifs^ Swanzey, Reuben Chale Gray, Jofeph M'Lellan, jr. Taunton, Minot, Stephen Phelps Pawtucket, Afahel Stearns New-Gloucefter, Jofeph £• BARNSTABLE. Foxcroft Barnftablc. Richard Bourne N. Yarmouth, J oh ri Hale Brewfter, William Stone Portland, James Wingate Not incorporated. Poft-Mafters. 6? I^aymond, Stephen Swett Frankfort, Alex. Mulhken ^SaCcacrappe, E PVeeunn Goldfborough. Thomas Hill Scarboro', W^illiani Wood Hamden, M. Kinfiey Srandifti, William Lamfou Lincolnville, George Ulmer Windham, Northpoit, LINCOLN. Orriiig'on, John Brewer Bath, David Stinfon Profpc^, Samuel Shute Boothbay, J. M. M'farland Sullivan, Paul D. Sargent Brifto), Mr. Bianey Trenton, Theodore Jones Camden, F. Hall WASHINGTON. *David{lo\vn, Calais, Stephen Brewer Drefden, Edrr!undBridge,jr. Chandlerfville,. (now Jcnef- Georgetown, Andrew Reed borougb) Anfe-lm Tupper Lewi lion, Dan Reed Columbia, fofeph Patten NewGaHlc, J. Gliddan *Dennyrvine, Wm. Kilby Ncw-Miltord, J. wStebbins Eartport, OHver Shead Palermo, Jofeph Crefey Jonefboro"*, Anfe-m Tupper Thomallon, JamesWheaton Machias, .Ralph H. Bowles Waldoborough, John Head *Narragu:jgus, Thos. Archi- Warren, Jeffe Page bald WifcafTet, Will^'m Bowman *Schoodick, John Brewer Whitefield, Abrah. Choate SchoodickFalls,(now Calais} BERKSHIRE^ Stephen Brewer Bccket, Steuben, Jacob Townfley Bethlehem, NOR.FOLK, Great-Barrington, Canton, Lanefborougii, M. Wells Coliaffer, Lee, Dedham, Jer. Shattleworth Lenox, D. Williams, jr* Medfield, Loudon, Medway, William Felt New-Marlhorough, Milton, Jonathan Whitney Pittsfield, Jofliua Danfortli Ouincy, Richard Cranch Richmond, Randolph, William P. Sheffield, W hi ling Stockbridge, Horntio Jones Weymouth, John Coak Williamiiown, H.C.Brown Wrentham, David Fiflier H ANCOC K. KENNEB J':CK. Bangor, W. D. William Ton Augufta, liaac Carter Belfaft, Thomas WhitMer Chefierville, D. Sewall, jr. Bluehill, Andrew Witham Fairfax, Buckftown, John Benfoa Farmingtor, iNlofes Starling Caftine, Benjamin" Hook Fayette, Solomon Bates *Collegetown, Gardiner, Seth Gay Ellfworth, Theodore Tones Greene, Luther Robhins £ddi:)» toe, Park Holland Hallowell, Jolhua Wingate . . 68 Calendar of S. J. Courts. Litchfield, Buckfield, B. Spaulding, jr. Monmouth, John Chandler Fry eburgh,JamesW . R ipley Mt. Vernon, Samuel Thing Livcrmore, Bcnj. Pielcott New-Sharon, P. Barki r Norway, William Reed Pittflown, Jacob Loud Pari ., Levi Hubbard Readfield, Samuel Cunur Turner, Ichabod Bonney Unify, Waterford, Eli Longiey ValTalboro*, Thos. Odiome SOMERSET. WatervlUe, AfaRe-ddlngton Canaan, Eli Wcfton AVinflow, N. B. Dinj^ley Farfield, Wm. Kendall" Winihrop, Silas Lan.bert Hartford, Freeman Ellis, OXFORD. Norridgewock, Richd. Saw- Brownfield Joleph Howard tell Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. SUFFOLK AN'D NANTUCKET. Bofton,*2d Tuefday in March, and 4ih Tucfday in Nov. ESSEX. Ipfwich, 4th Tuefday in April. Salem, 6m Tuefday next after the 4 h Tuefday in Sept. MIDDLE S E X Concord, 2d Tuefday in April. Cambridge, 5th Tuefday next after the 4ih Tuefd. in Sept. YORK. York, 3d Tuefdny in May. Alfred, 6ih Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday of Sept. HAMPSH IRE. Northampton, 4th Tueid. in April and 3d Tuefd. of Sept. PLYMOUTH. Plymouth, on the 3d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in September. BRISTOL. Taunton, 2d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday of Sept. BARNSTABLE AND D i: K E S . Barnftable, 4th Tuefday nf xt afier the 4th Tuefday of Sept. ^V O R C E S T E R . Worcefter, 3d Tuefday in April, and 4th Tuefday in Sept. C U M B K. K L A N D AND OXFORD. Portland, 4th Tuefday in May, and 4th Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday in September. 1. 1 N c o L N V.'ifcafTct, on the 2d Tuefday next after the 4th 7'ucfday in Mny. and en the ^d lucfday of September, Calendar of Courts of Conu Ple^. 65^. B E x-^RSH ! RE . ^enox, on the- ifl Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in April, and on the ad Tuefday in September. HANCOCK AND W AS'H I N G T O X . ^afline, on the 3d Tuefday next after 4th Tuefday in Miy. NOR FO LK. Dcdham, on the ift Tuefdav in March, and the ift Tuefday next after the 4ih Tuefday in September. K E N N E B E C K AND SOMERSET. Augufta, ift Tutfday next after the 4th Tuefday in May, and on the 2d Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday of Sept, Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas, SUFFOLK. Bofton, ift Tuefday of January, 3d Tuefday of April, ill Tuefday of July, and lil Tuefday of Otlober. ESSEX. Ipfwich, laft Monday of March, and laft Monday of Dec, Salem, laft Monday in June. Newburyport, laft Monday of September. MIDDLESEX. Concord, on the Monday next preceding the 3d Tuefday of March, on the Monday next preceding the ift Tuefday of June, and on the Monday next preceding the 2d Tuef- day of September. Cambrid2:e, on the Monday next preceding the 3d Tuef» day of December. YORK. York, on th? 3d Monday of April. Alfred, ift Monday in January, and 2d Monday of Sept, HAMPSHIRE. Northampton, 2d Monday of January, and 3d Monday in May, 4ih Monday in Auguft, and ift Monday in Nov. P-L\ MOUTH. Plymouth. 2d Tuefday of April, 2d Tuefday of Auguft, and 3d Tuefday of November. BRISTOL. Taunton, 2d Monday of March, 2d Monday ^f June, 24 Aionday of September, and 2d Monday of December. BARNSTABLE. Bamftable, laft Tuefday in March, and laft Tuefday of Sept. duke's COUNTY. Edgarton, 3d Tuefday in May, and ift Tuefday in Nov. . 70 Common Pleas & Probate Courts NANTUCKET. Nantucket, on the Tueld^y ne\t j-recedinp the Inft Tuefday of March, and on the lit 'I'uefday in Oflober. \V O R C E S T E 11 W'o'^cefier. on Monday next preceding the 4th Tuefday of March, Monday ncxf preceding the 2d Tuefday oi j'lnc, Mon(*ay next preceding ihe lU Tuefday of Sepicmhcr, and on Mondiiy next prccedir.g the ift 1 uefday in Dec. C U M B £ R I. A N D . Portland, on the 1 ft Tuefday of March, 3d Tuefday of June, and the 3d Tuefday of Noveiiibcr, JL I N C O L N . Wifcaffet, v>d Monday o May. \\^arr-:n, ed Monday in J-jnuary. Toj.fham, 4th Morday of Auguft. B E RKS H IRE. Lenox, on the 2d Monfi.'y of April, 4th Monday of Auguir, and laft Monday of De. ember. HANCOCK. Caflinc, ift Tuefday in M^y, sid Monday in Augufl, ani 2d Tuefday in Noven^her. WASHIN'GTON. Machias, 3d Tuefday ot March, and 3d Tuefday in Auguft, N OR FO 1 K. Dcdham, 4Lh Monday of April, 3d Monday of September, and 3d Monday of D.^cembcr, KE NN EB ECK. Aujiufta, 3d Mondays of May and Auguft, and 2d Monday o[ December. oxford. Paris, on the 2d Tuefday of May, 4ih Tuefday of Septem- ber, and 3d Tuefday of February. SOMERSET. Norridgewock, 3d Tuefday of March, 4th Tuefday of June» and ift Tu; fday of November. Calendar of Prelate Courts* f-UFFOLK. Bofton, on every Monday in the year, except the ift Mon«^ day in each month. ESSEX. Ipfwich, on the rft Monday of every month in the year, and the Tuefday and Wednefday following, except the ift Monday in April, when the Court will not begin until Probate Courts. Jt Tuefday morning ; and on the lafl: Mondays of March and December, and Tuefdays and W-idnefday^ followino^, Newburyport, on the ThuruUys and Fridays following the i^ Mondays in M irch, June, September, and December. Salem, on the 3d Mf>ndays of January, April. July, and Od:ober, and Tuefduys following. Marblchead, on the Wcdnefdays and Thurfdays following the 3d Mondays of January, April, July, and Odlober. Andover, on the Thurfdays and Fridays fol owing the lib Mondays of May, AuguH, and November. Gioucefter, on the Tuefdays and Wednefdays following the ad Mondays in Mayj iiugult and November. MIDDLESEX. Cambridge, on the ad Tuefdays of January, May, Novem- ber, and December, and on the laft Tuefday of xAuguft. Concord, on the ad i uefdays of - pril and June, and on the 111 Tuefdays of Odober and December. Groton, on the 4th Tuefdiy in May, and 3d Tuefday in Ociober. Framingham, on the 3d Tuefday in June, and ad Tuefday in OAober. Woburn, on the 4th Tuefday in April. Chelmsford, on the 3d Tuefday in bepteniber. TORK. York, on the ad Monday in February, on the Saturday pre- ceding tht 3d Alonday in April; on the Monday pre- ceding the 3d lueiday in May; on the 3d Monday in Juy- Alfred, on the Saturday preceding the tft Monday in Jan- uary ; on the Saturday preceding the ad Monday in Sep. tember; and on the Monday preceding the 6th Tuciday next after the 2d Tuefday in September. Kennebunk. the 3d Mondays in March, June, Augull and November. Doughty 's Falls, the Tuefday next following the 3d Mon- day in June. HAMPSHIRE. At Northampton, on the fir ft Tuefday in February, April, June, Odtober, and December, ad on the third Tuefday in Auguft, at the houfc of Theodore Lyman. ^t Greenfield, on the firft I'uefday in January, March, the fec(jnd 1 ucfday in May, July, and September, and on the third Tudday in November, a; th? hQufc of Calvui Mujiu. 7'2 Probate Courts* Weftfield, on the fecond in At Tuefday February, the thin [j Tuefday in July, and the fourth Tuefday in October, a |j the houfe of Gad Pa'mer. i At Springfield, on the Wednefday next after the fecon(h Tuefdny in February, the Wednefday next after th: |t third Tuefday in July, and the Wednefday next after th 1? fourth Tuefday in Odober, at the houfe of E. Williams i At Munfon, on theThurfday next after the fecond Tuefda; 1 in Februarj', and the Thurfday next after tho third Tuei day in July, at o3ie houfe of Amos Norcrofs. At Amherft, on the fecond Tuefday in April, the laft Tuef day in June, and the fecond Tuefday in October, at th< houfe of Samuel D. Ward. At New Salem, on the Wednefday next after the fecon< Tuefday in April and O 'Falmouth, on the day after the Court is held at Sandwich. Brewftcr, on rhe 3d Tuefday of March, and ad Tuefday in 0 ' Court at Brewftcr. Wellfleet, on the Thurfdays following the holding of the Court at Brewfter. WORCESTER. ^ Worcefter, on the firft Tuefday in every month. I Templeton, on the Thurfday next after the 3d Tuefday in May, and on the 3d Tuefday in Odober. j Brookfield, (weft parlfli) I on the «d Tuefday in April, and 4th Tuefday in Odlober. Lancafter, on the 3d Tuefdays of May and November. LJxbrldge, on the 4th Tuefdays of May and November, ! CUMBERLAND. Portland, on the 2d Wednefday of every month, except March ; and on the 4th Wednefday of every month ex- cept May, June, and November. 3orham, on the ift Wednefday of February. Morth-Yarmouth, on the 3d Wednefday of July, Srun^wick, on the 3d Wednefday of May. jtandifh on the ift Wednefday of Auguft. ^cw-Gloucefter, on the rft Wednefday of 0<51:obcr, Preeport, on the ift Wednefday of November. LINCOLN. IVifcaffet, on the Wednefday preceding the ad Monday of January ; on the ift Monday of March ; on the Saturday preceding the ad Monday of May ; and on the Saturday after the ift Tuefday of September. ^ewcaftle, on the Thurfday preceding the ad Monday of January, and jth Thurfday after the 4th Tuefday of May, Valdoborough, on the Friday preceding the ad Moaday of January, and on the 5th Wednefday after the 4th Tuef- day in May. iVarren, on the Saturday before the ad Monday of January and on the 4th Tuefday after the 4th Tuefday of May. rhomaftown, on the ad Monday of January ; and on the 4th Monday after the 4th Tuefday of May. )refden, on the Mondays after the ift Tuefdays of Marck nd JJepteraber. 811,] G Probate Courts. 74 ! Bath, on the ad Tuefdays of March and Septemher. Toplham, on Wednefdays after ad Tuefdays of Mar. & Sept. HANCOCK, Caftine, on the 4th Tuefday of every month, except Sept. Frankfort, on the ad Monday following the term, of tlie Supreme Judicial Court in this county. Bangor, on the next day after the Court is held at Frankfort. BJuchill, on the ad Tuefday in OAober. Surry, on the day following the ad Tuefday in Oftober. WAbHlNGTON. Machlas, on the ad Wednefdays of March, May, Auguft, Odlober, and November. Culumbia, on the ad Wednefday of June. Cherryfield, on Thurfday after the ad Wednefday in June Dennyfville, on the ad Wednefday in September, NORFOLK. Dedham, on the ill Tuefday in each month. Quincy, on the ad Tuefdays in February, May, Augufi, and November. Wrentham, (firft parifli) two terms in a year, at fuch timcj as the Judge fhall appoint. KENNEBECK, Augufla, on laft Tuefdays of each month, except 0&. and or the ad Tuefdays of April, May, June, July and Auguft, Monmouth, on the ift Monday in June. Winthrop, on the ift Tuefday in June. Mount- Vernon, on the ift Monday in Auguft, Farmington, on the ift Tuefday in Auguft. Readfield, on the ift Tljurfday in Auguft. W ter ville, on the 1 ft Monday in September. Winflow, on the ad Thurfday in September. Vaffalborough, on the ad Friday in September. OXFORD. Watarford, on the Saturdays preceding the ad Tuefday of May, 4th Tuefday of September, and 3d Tuefday of Feb. Buckfield, on the Mondays preceding the ad Tuefday oi May, 4th Tuefday of September, and 3d Tuefday of Feb. Paris, on the ad Tuefday of May, on the 4th Tuefday of September, and on the 3d Tuefday of February. PVyeburgh, on the ad Tuefdays of February, April, June, Auguft, 0«5lober, and December. SOMERSET. Norrldgewock, on the ift Tuefday in September. CanaaDj on the ift WedneHay in September. Supreme Judicial Court. H SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Jupces. •\.lox\. Theophllus Parfons, ll.d. of Boflon, Chief Jujiice* Stockhridge. i Hon. Theodore Sedgwick, ll.d. of Hon. Samuel Sewall, ll. d. of Marblehead. Hon. George Thatcher, of Biddeford. Hon. Ifaac Parker, of Boflon. iitorney-General^ Hon. Perez Morton, of Dorcheftcr. ^olicitor-Gtneraly Hon, Daniel Davis, of Bofton. leporter of Decifions, Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, of Boflon. :ircuit Clerk of S.J. Court, for Ejfex Co. and Difirla of Maine, Edward P. Hayman, Efq. of Berwick. yujlices throughout the Commonnvealth. nifha May Attlehorough Samuel Holten Danvers Daniel Cony Augufia Simon Frye Fryehurgh Ma than Wefton do David Cobb Goldfhorougb >Iathan Dane Beverly Stephen Longfellow Gorbam George Thatcher Biddeford Nathl. Dummer, Hallotvell S-obertT. Paine, ll.d, Bojlon Martin Kingfley Hamtden Oliver Wendell do John Hallings Hatfeld fames Bowdoin do Nathaniel Marfh Haverhill Thomas Dawes do Stephen Choate Ipftcicb rheop. Parfons, ll.d. do Jofiah Stearns Lunenburg Oaniel Davis do Samuel Sewall Marblehead Elarrifon G. Otis do Timothy Bigelow Medford Ifaac Parker do Edward H. Robbins M ilton Damuel Dexter do Thomas Hazard NewheJfotd Artemas Ward do George Leonard Norton William Prefcott do William Widgery Portland Seorge Cabot Timothy Newell Sturbridge Elijah Brigham Wtfhotdug Benjamin Porter Topjham Samuel Fowler IVefifiel. J. j Bezaleel Taft Uxbridge Levi Lincoln Worctfie. I Marfhall Spring Watertown Oliver Fiflce di Nathaniel Wells JVelh Daniel Dewey IVilliamfloivi Daniel Kilham IVenbam David Sewall Ton 'I'imothy Pickering do SUFFOLK COUNTY. yujlices tf the Common Pleas. William Wetmore, of Bofton, Chief Jufliee. William Donnifon, and John Phillips, of Bofton. Special Jujiice^ Jofeph Ward, of Bofton. Clerk of ibe S. y. Cour t and Common Fleasy John Tucker, of Bofton. ^udge of Probate^ Thomas Dawes, of Bofton- Regijler of Probate^ John Heard, jr. do. Regijier of DeedSy William AUine do. County Treafurer, Ebcnezer Seaver do. Jujices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boficn Wra. Donnifon John Phillips Jofiah Reed Edward Gray Rufus G. Amory Benja. Parfons John Davis Dudley A. Tyng F. D> Channir^g David Tilden^ George Blake William Biown Sfephen Hic;ginron Fofter Swift Benja, Gorham AVm. Wetmore Samuel Brown Charles Jackfop John Tucker Stephen Gorham Benja. Auftin Jujlkes oj the Peace in Bojl Samuel Gardner William Sullivan Thomas Perkins Jofeph May David Greene Samuel Cobb William Smith Samuel Parkman Peter Rop Dal tor William Phillips Jofeph Hall Timo. Williams Samuel Eliot Joliah Quiacy Jona. Hunnewel John Andrews Edward Jackfon AbJel Smith Ehenezef Seaver Jofeph Peirce Daniel D. Roger! Simon Elliot Ifaac Rand John Window Arnold Welles John Callender Jofeph Ruffell WtUiam Spooner Charles Storer William Tayloi William Aliine Charles Bulfincb Robert Gardner Ebencier Gay Jofeph Head Lemuel Haywait Counfellors and Attornies in Suffolk. 77 John Gardner I William Minot John Fairbanks Stevenfon Benja. F. Bourne i Charles Cufhing Wm. |T. L. Winthrop Hem y Cabot Francis Blanchard James Robinfon Samuel Blagge Benja. Pollard j Charles Davis Warren Button Saml. D. Parker Peter Thacher A. Cunningham Ifrael Munroe John Heard, jr. Chrfii, P. Sumner George G. Lee Jonathan Bird Jona. Haflings David Everett John Welles John W. Foifom William R. Gray Benja. Whitman Samuel J. PrefcGtt George Sullivan James Prince Eben. Rockwood Richard D. Harris Saml. M. Thayer Alexr. Townlend Jofeph Coolidge Gardner Greene James Savage John Brazer F.dward Jones Wm. S. Shaw Henry Gray HulTel vSturgis Bartholw. Brown Thos. Afijinwall J?mes T. Auftin W.H.Sumner W. P. Whiting benjamin Wells Stephen Codman Benja. Homans Thomas Melvill Lemuel Shaw I Nathaniel Noyes fames Allen, jr. Andr. Ritchie, jr. | Jujlias ej the Peace in QJnelJea, Batchelder foil ah | Samuel Carey | Nathaniel Hall Cou7ifellors at Law in Bojlon. Daniel Davis F. D. Channing I Benja. F. Bourne Townfend >amuel Dexter Charles Gufhing | Alex. !lnfus G. Amory Peter Thacher ' Francis Blanchard fofeph Hall Char lesP. Sumner Eben. Rockwood Dudley A. Tyng Thos.O.Selfridge James. T. Auftia idwaid Gray W. Stackpole, jr. William Minot -Jarrifon G. Otis James Allen, jr. Jam.es Savage knja.Whitman * LutherRichardfon John H. Crane jeorge Blake Robt.T. Paine, jr. Jofeph E. Smith ibenezer Gay Wm. H. Sumner Afa Pcabody fohn Callender Warren Dutton Sam. F. M'Cleary fofeph Rowe John Knapp Sam. K.Wjlliams vVlliiam Sullivan Ifrael Munroe Henry Brown fohn Williams Samuel D. Parker Wm. C Aiwyn vViUiamThurfton Thomas Wclfu Afaph Chnrcbii} Charles Jackfon William Auftin Artemas V^^ard lohn Heard, jr. Timothy Fuller Samuel Dana idward Jackfon Lemuel Shaw W. P. Whiting jr. Jharles Davis Andr. Ritchie, | Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court i?t Bojlon, 5en]amin I Ripley Eben. F. Thayef Parfons Daniel B. j ienry Cabot I John Stickney \ Thos. AfpmwiU 811.J 'G 2 7» Juftlces, &c. in Effex. Thomas Eckley I Eben.H.Beckford Wm. Simtnons J. | Benja. Gorham John W. Smith | D. S. Greenough 1 JohnFairbanks,jr. Francis Carues Wm. C. White Benjamin Guild | JohnW.Haywatd | Attornies at the Common Pleas in Bojien. William S. Shaw GeorjjeW. Boyle Henry Newman,]; George Sullivan Ths.Greenleaf,jr. Owen Warland Stephen Bean William A. Fales Jas.DayJas.Cool Adam Winthrop Ifaac F. Coffin Z. G. Whitman Robert Fields Nathan Hale Bei)ja. L. Prince Wm. D. Sohier Charles Heard Wm.Donnifon,jr Thompfon Miller James O. Lincoln Jofeph Donnifon Coroners. Bojon Wm. Porter, John Bcfion Paul Revere, jr W. Folfom, Thos. Bad- Chelfea David Floy ger, Darnel Carney Jofeph Stowci Sheriff, Samuel Bradford, of Boilon. Deputy-Sheriffs, Shubael Bell, Bradifh Billings, and Luk Baldwin, of Bofton. Jailer and Crier of the Courts^ Shubael Bell, of Bofton. ESSEX COUNTY. Jujlias of the Common Pleas* Timothy Pickering, of Wenhara, Chief Jujl ice, Eben. March, of Newbury, and John Tread well, of Salerr Special Jujiices, Jonathan Cogfwell, jr. Afa Andrews, an John Prince, jr. of Ipfwich, and Saml. Nye, of Salifburj €l€rA of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleas, Ichabod Tucker, of Salem. Judge of Probate, Samuel Holten, of Daiivers. Regijler of Probate, Daniel Noyes, of Ipfwich. Regifter of Deeds, Amos Choate, of Salem. County Treafurer, Stephen Choate, of Ipivyichc Juflices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Andover Nathaniel Lovejoy, Ghucefler Henry Pheip Joihua Holr,Ifaac Ofgood, Haverhill James Duncai John Phillips, John Knee- Ipfwich, Daniel Noyes, Af land Andrews, John Heard Beverly Jofiah Batchelder, Jonathan Cogfwell, jun Wm. Barley, Jo{h.Fifher Lynn Frederick Brec Bexfurd Thomas Perley Mumhfjlcr William Tuc^ Attornies, &c. in Eflex. 79 Bowqii, 5fl/m JohnTreadv;el], John Uarblehtai Nathan ] John Prince 1 Pickering, Bcnja. Good- Newbury Ebenezer March I hue, Richard Manning, Nezvbiiryport Nicholas Pike, | Ichabod Tucker, Jacob Enoch Titcomb, Edward Afliton, John Punchard j »>t. Loe Livermore, Jo- Salisbury Samuel Nye feph Dana, James Prince ' Tcpsfield Nehem. Cleveland Appointed to qualify Civil Officers' Samuel Hoken, Stephen Choate, Ebenezer March, John Treadweil, Nathan Dane, and Daniel Noyes. Jujlices of the Peace. Amejlury Chriftopher Sar- Ipfwich Danl. Rogers, John gent, Benjamin Lurvey Choate, Nathaniel Wade, Andovtr John L. Abbot, Jofeph Swazey Saml. Abbot, Saml.Farrar, Lynn Abner Cheever, James Thomas Kittredge, Jofnua Gardner. Aaron Sumner, Chandler Benjamin Merrill, Peier Btverly Mofes Brown, Ifrael G. Robbins Thorndike,ThomasDavis, Lynnjield Daniel Needham Jonathan Smith, Kobert MarblelKad Joftiua Prentifs, Rantoul Ifaac Mansfield, Ralph H. Boxford John Robinfon, French Stephen Peabody, Jona- Methuen Stephen Barker, than Fofler, jr. Peter Marfton Bradford, Nathl. Thurfton, Newbury Mofes Little, Silas Thomas Savory, Samuel Little, Jofiah Little, Joha Webfler, Jona. Kimball Ofgood, Nathl. Moody, Danvers Eleazer Putnam, Daniel Hale Gideon Fofler, Jofeph NewburypoTt Jona. Marlh, Shed, Samuel Page Saml. A- Otis, jr. Jerem. Gloucejitr John Manning, jr. Nelfon, Michl. Hodge, jr. Nathaniel Warner, Wm. Daniel A. White, Wm, Pearfon, Ifaac Elwell, Woartjjofiah Smith, Dan. William Peaice, Lonfon Hoiton,Wm. Crofs, Edw, Nafh Little, Wm. B. Bannifter, Hamilton Enoch Faulkner, Eben. Mofely, John Fitz, John Giddings, John Saf- Wm. Bartlet, John Pet- ford tjngel, Mofes Brown, Ja* Haverhill Ifra. Bartletf, Mo- cob Gerrifh fesMoody,Leonrd.White, Rowley Parker Cleveland, John Varnum, tphraim Benjamin Proftor, Moody Collis, Mofes Wirgate, Spafford, Jofhua Pickard, James Ayer, jr. Oliver Afa Nelfon, Thos. Mi^- Moric, Stephen Minot hill, Jofhua Jcvcts 8o Counfellors at Law, &c. in Effex. Salem Samuel Putnam, »R. Nichols, Benj.Crown- Ezektel Savage, Ebenezer infhield, Geo, S. Johon- Beckf'ord, Samuel Swetr, not, David Cummings, Wm.Pickman, Edwcl.A. J )reph E. Sprague Holyoke, Amos Choate, SaLi/bury Jacob Bro\vn, John Pickering, jr. Jofeph Saml. March, Jona.Smith StOiy, John Saunders, Topsjicld Nathl. Hammond William Cleveland, Lev- Wenham Samuel Bianchard eret Saltonftall, Benjamin Tyler Porter, Henry Elkins Counfellors at Law. Avdover Samuel Farrar Dana, Edward St. Loe Beverly Nathan Dane Livermore, Daniel A. Haverhill John Varnum, White, Ebenezer Mofely Stephen Minot Salem John Pickering, jun. Ipfwich Afa Andrews I ohn Prince, jun. Leverett Marhlehcad Ralph H.Frencb Saltonftall, Samuel Put- I\kwhuryport Edward Little, nam, Jofeph Story, Benja- W. B. Baimifter, Jofeph min R. Nichols Attorvies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Gloucefur Ix)nfon Nafh ' Salem Elifha Mack, Jofeph Lynn Benjamin Merrill E. Sprague, Benjamin L Nezubypt. John Stuart, Moo- Oliver dy Noyes, Saml.L.Knapp Altornies at the Common Pleas, Gloucejler Nathan Parks rifti, John M. O'Brien Haverhill Jofeph Hovey Saleyn D. Cun'.mings Marhlehead Ifaac Mansfield Topsfield Willis Newburyport Jacob Ger- Coro7iers Amefl'ury Ichabod B.Sargent Smiley, Enoch Bradley, Andover Putnam Ingalls Nathaniel Ayer, Oliver Beverly Morfe, Enoch Foot Boxfcrd Lemuel Wood Ipfwich Stephen Choate, jr. Brad/ord}ox\z\hzx\ Kimball, Ephralm Kendall, jr. Da- Eliphalet Rollins, Benja- vid Choate min Kimball, jun. Lynn Ezckicl Cheever, Eph/ Z)<2«t;(?riIfraelHatchinfon.jr. Breed, Amos Rhodes,* Gloucejler William Pearfon, Thomas Witt | John Rogers, William Lwnfield John Upton^ j Dane Marhlehead Ifanc Mansfield, Haverhill'^zvcKw^ White, jr. Nathan Bowca SanfTuei Walker, Methvcn Sargent, jr. James | John Juftices, &c. in Middlefex. 8i \-eiobury Stephen Ilfley, I Salem William Lang Little Punchard David { John Vm'^ttO'/xjrf Daniel Horton, i Salijbury Jonathan Smith Daniel Bixby Tmiothy P.ilmer I Tops{idd ^ozulry Jofeph Fairfield, Jofhua Pickard, | Wenham Porter Joieph Pike | Jonathan ^heriffy Bally Bartlett, of Haverhill. Deputy -Sheriffs. indover Jeduthun Abhot • Sa/emWm. Mansfield, John Moucfjler Benjamin Stacey Hutfon, DanieJ Dutch iaverh.itl David Bradley Newburyport Philip Bagley, bfwkh Amml Brown David Coffin, jr. ,ynn Henry Witt Prifott-Keepers. bfzoick Jeremiah Staniford 1 Salem John Hutfoo. Vezvburyport Philip Bagley j Crier cj the Courts, Philip Bagley, of Newburyport. MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Juflices of the Common Pleas. James Prefcott, of Groton, Chief Jujlice. as. Winihrop, of Cambridge. Ephra.Wood, of Concord, | '.pedal JuHiceSi Jofeph B. Varnum, of Dracutt, Abiel Heywood, of Concord, Afahel Stearns, of Chelmsford, and Jofeph Locke, of Billerica. CUrk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleas^ Abraham Bigelow, of Cambridge. Judge of Probate, James Prefcott, of Gioton. Regijler of Probate, James Wlnthrop, of Cambridge. Regijler of Deeds, Samuel Bartlett, of Cambridge. County Treqfurer, John L. Tuttle, of Concord. 'Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Hrighton Stephen Dana Abiel Heywood, William Mmbridge^m. Winthrop, Parkman, John L. Tuttle Abraham Biglow, Sarai. Dracut Jofeph B. Varnum, Bartlett Parker Varnum '!arlif.e Jonathan Heald Framingham Jona. Maynard Zharlejiown Aaron Putnam Groton James Prefcott, James 'oncord Ephraim Wood, Brazcr, Oliver Prefcou 82 Juftices in Middlefex. Littleton David Lawrence Reading Jofcph Cordi% Medford Duncan In£i;rahan), James Bancroft Samuel Swan, Nathaniel Shirley Jofhua Lonely Hall TyngPwrougk John Pitts Newton Nathan Fuller, Watertown Amos Bond Timothy Jackfon Wejlford Zacchcus Wright Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Bridge, John Brooks, Jofiah Bartlett, Abraham Bigelow, James Brazer, James Prefcott, James Winthrop, Ephraim Wood, Samuel Hoar, Jofeph Heald, and Aaron Brown, Juftices oj the Peace. Acion Winthrop Faulkner, Concord Jona. Fay, Jofeph JonasBrooks,JohnRobbins Barrett, Samuel Koar, jr. AJIihy Allen Flagg, John Nathan BarreLt, Wlliiara Wyman, John Locke Hildreth Bedford Amariah Prefton, Dunft able Ifaac Wright, Elijah Stearns, Thompfon Micah Eldridge Bacon Dracut Daniel Varnum. Rillerica Jonathan Bowers, Ifrael Hildreth Jofeph Locke, Blany Ab- Eaft-Sudbury Nathl. Reeves, bot, Jofiah Crofby, jr. Othniel Tyler, Davie Bcxborough Silas Taylor, Baldwin Auguftus Coolidge Frawinghim EU Ballard, Burlington John Walker John Fifke Cambridge Caleb Ganntt, Grcton Samuel Lawrence, Francis Dana, jr. John Thomas Gardner, Luthei Mellen, John Williams, Lawrence, J ofeph Moors, Samuel P. P. Fay, Lo- William M. Richardfon ammi Baldwin, Benj.Lee, Uollijlon Ephiaim Litilcficld, Benj. Carpenter, Timothy James Meiien, Jafor Fuller, Edmund T. Dana, Chamberlain Ti^fiah Moore Hupkinton M.ithew Metcaif, Carlijle Afa Parlin Jeremy "••elm Ton, Waltei Charlejlfltun John Ketteil, M'Farland John L. Sulli'i'an, Jofeph Lexington Ifaac Bowman, Hard, John Soley, Oliver Nathan Chandler, John Holden, Benjamin Hurd, Miiliken, Ifaac Haflings David Goodwin, Thomas Lincoln Samuel Hoar, Harris, Abner Rogers, Grofvenor Tarbell Mat. BridgeJ-ienry Adams Littleton SampfonTuttIc CJictmsford Wm. Adams, Maldin Barnard Greene, Afah.StearnSjRut.Wyman Benjamin Blancy Attornies, 8cc. in Middlefex. 83 Marlborough Peter Wood, Calvin Thomas, Ebenezer John Loring, Saml, Gib- Bancroft, jr. Robert bons, Micah Shciman, Brindley Benjamin Rice, jr. Waltliam Theodore Lyman, Medford^tn]. Hall, Stephen Jonathan Coolidge, Abner Hali, jr. Abner Bartlett 8anderfon, John Sander- Natick Hezekiah Broad, fon, Benjamin Eddy, J oha William Boden, William Clark Goodenow, John Atkins Wat.ertcwn N. R. Whitney, Nezvton Simonjackfon, John Nathaniel Bemis, Thomas Keurick, Saml. Murdock Clark, Tyler B^igelow, Le- Pepper dl JofephHeald, John vi Thaxter, John Rich- Walton,Wm.Hutchinfon ardfon Readi?ig Benjamin Upton, W. Cambridge}^ du . Willing- John Hart, John Wefton, ton, Wm. Whittemore, Daniel Flint Samuel Locke, Samuel Sherburne Jofeph Ware, Thompson, W. S. Brooks Calvin Sanger Wejljord, Benjamin Ofgood, Shirley Thomas Whitney, John Abbot, Jeremiah Wallis Little, Benjamin HildrvJth, Thomas Fletch- Hartwell er, Charles Proftor, Benj. ^toncham Jofeph Bryant, Stone Daniel Gould Wejon Ebenezer Hobbs, ^tcw Ephraim RuiFell, Amos Bancroft, John Rufus Hoimer Slack, Ilaac Fifke, Jofeph \udbury William Rice, Ruffell Ebenezer Plympton, Afh- Wilmington Benj am in Wal k- bcl Kidder er, William Blanchard, ^fwkjbury Jonathan Brown, William Blanchard, jr. W^illiam Brown Samuel Jaques, Timothy ''^ownfrund, Daniel Adams, Walker Ilaac Muiliken, Jofiah Woburn Samuel Thompfon, Richardfon, Walter Haft- Jeremiah Clapp, Jofeph ings Lav/rence, Bill Ruffell ynglhord* Eben. Bancroft Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. ifhby John Locke ams, Abner Rogers Mllerica Jofeph Locke Concord John L. Tuttle, ^.dmbridge Loammi Baldwin, Jona. Fay, Samue! Hoar Saml. P.P.Fay, Abraham Chelmsford Afahel Stearns Hilliard, Afa Pcabody, Eaji-Sudbury Othniel Tyler Timothy Fuller Framingham E;i Ballard, ^harlcflown Djniel Parker, Jofiah Adams Wm. Auftin. Heniy Ad- Grctcn Luther Lawrence, 54 Coroners, 5cc. lA Mlddlefei', Wm. M. Richard fon Watertown Tyler BlgeloW, Medford Timothy Bigelow, Levi Thaxter Abner Bartlett Wejlford John Abbot StoTo Rufus Hofmer Wejhn Ifaac Fifke Walter Haftings Wefi-Cambr, Jofeph Adams Townjiend | Attornies at th ' Common Picas. Aclon David Perbam Hopkinton Jeremiah Pond Chelmsford Joel Adams Marlboro' William Draper Dracut Hobart Clark 1 7">72^^j^<7rc' Danl.Richardfon Groton Abraham Moore ] Weft-Cambr. Jofeph Adams Hopkinton Daniel Warren, j W^o^arw Wyman Richardfon Coroners. Afhby Alexr. T. Willard Marlborough Silas Gates Billerka Ephm. Kidder, jr. Medford Nathan Waitc Benjamin Bowers Newton Jofeph Jackfon, jr. Cambridge Samuel Cutter Benjamin Fuller Carljjle Frederick Blood Pepperell John Bullard, jr. Charleftown John Goodwin Reading John Temple, jr Ckcbnsford Oliver Richard- Sherburne James Bullard, fon, Ebenezer Parker John Bullard Concord Jonas Buttrick Shirley Stephen Longley, Dracut Ifrael Kildreth Stow John Patcl: Dunjlabk Leonard Parkhurft Sudbury Abel Moofe EaJl'Sudbury CollinsDaraon Tewkjhury Thomas Clarli Framingkam John Fifke, Tcwnjhend Shobal C. Aller Aaron Bullard Tyngfborcugh Ezra Blodget, Groton William F. Brazer, David Gould Abel Farnfworth Wejlford Jonathan Keyes, Hollijlon John Steadman, John Leighton Loammi Litchfield Wefion Nathan Fifke Hopkinton Samuel Haven, IVilmingtcn Joel Jenkins Jofeph Valentine, jr. Woburn Noah Richardfon, Littleton Jona. Whetcomb Edmund Richardfon, Jon- Maiden Ebenezer Wade athan Thompfon Sheriffs William Hidreth, of Concord. Deputy-Sheriffs. Afib^ Stephen Wyman E.Sudbnry Micah M. Ruttct ^ Rillerica Zaccheus Shed Groton Sampfon Woods, Cambridgeport JefTe Goode- Tames Lewis, jr. now Hollifton Ephm. Littlefield Charlcjiown Zebina Eaflman Hopkinton Jofeph Valentine Concord Benj. Prefcott, jr. Pepperell John Sheplej C©burn Dracutt Reading William Wittridgfi Juftices in York. 85 Slow Jonathan Wakutt | WatertownKritmz%yimAoz\i Tyngsborough Jofiah Stevens } Weft on Ifaac Train \Waltkam Stephen Mead | ^o3«rn AbljahThompfon YORK COUNTY. Jujikes of the Common Pleas. Nathaniel "Wells, of Wells, Firjl jujiice, Clark, Wells. Woodman, of Buxton. Jonas of | John Special Jujlkes, John Lord and Benjamin Greene, of Ber- wick, Jofeph Bragdon, of York, and Andrew P.Feraald, of Kittery. Clerk of the Supreme Judkial Court and Common Pleas, Daniel Sewall, of York. sfudge of probate^ Stephen Thacher, of Wells. Regifter of Probate, Daniel Sewall, of York. Regijler of Deeds &County-Treafurer, Wm.Froft, of York. jufikes of the Peace and of the Quorum. Alfred Wm. Parfons, Abiei I Lyman John Low Hall, Jofeph Emerfon 1 ParfonsficldThorms Parfons Arundel John Hovey I Saco Daniel Granger Bertokk John Lord, Jofeph I Sanford Caleb Emery Savage, Dudley Hubbard I Waterboro^ Andrew- Burley Biddeford Jeremiah Hill, 1 Wells ^ Nathaniel Wells, Samuel Peirfon I Jonas Clark, Jofeph Storer Buxton Jacob Bradbury | York Daniel Sewall, Wni. John Woodman I Froft, Jofeph Bragdon, Kittery Andrew P. Fernald, { Stephen Thacher Edward Cutts | Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Jofeph Bragdon, Jouas Clark, Edward Cutts, Jerem. Hillj John Holmes, Wm. Parfons, Dani. Sewall, Nathl. Wells, Samuel Peirfon, Ivory Hovey, and Dudley Hubbard. Jujlices of the Peace, i^Z/VfiJohnHolmes, Nathan I P. Hayman.JohnCulhing-, Conant j Ivory Hovey, Jofeph ^ /iraR Seth Burnham, Robert | William Hohbs Towne,Eliphalet Perkins, Biddeford Ralph 7\ Jordan, Jacob Weld ^ 1 Daniel Cleves. Ifrael Laf^ Berwick Benjamin Greene, fell, Edmund Coi5niS3!nl> Richard F. Cutts, Edward f Hulbard aSu.j H 86 Attomies, &c. in York. Buxton Charles Coffin, Abijah Ulher, John Smith Zenas Paine, Saml. Mer- Saco Cyrus King, T. G, li), Jofepjh Woodman, jr. Thornton, Richard Cutts, Nathan Elden, jr. Jofeph Leland, William CorrnJ/i Afahel Cole, Moody, James Gray., Fox- Thomas A. Johnfon well Cults, Jerem. Brad- El/iot Elifha Sbaplelgh, bury Daniel Goodwin, jr. Shapleigh J. P. W^oodbury, Kittery WiiliamT. Gerrllh, John Leighton, Jeremiah Alexander Rice, Samuel Emery, Darling Huntrefs Leighton, Daniel Peirce, Sanford William Froft, William Cutts Eliiha Allen, Ebenczer Lebanon T. M.Wentworth, Ltnfcot Nathaniel Chamberlain, Wateriorougk Benja, War- Daniel Wood ren, Henry Sayward Limerick John Morrill, Wells Jofeph Thomas, Jacob John Burnham Fiftier, George W. Wai- Limington Abner Libbey, lingsford, Jofeph Moody, Ezra Davis, James Kettell Nathaniel Wells, jr. John Lyman Saml. L. Raymond, Scorer, Samoael Emerfon, Thomas Sands, jr. Daniel Wheelwright, Jo- Newjield Elijah Drew feph Dane, John Low, Parfcnsfield Jofeph Parfons, John W. Parfons Samuel Garland, Andrew York John Kingfbury, Elihu M'Clary Chapman, James Bragdon, Moles Lyman, Bradbury Bulkley Emerfon, Jona- Phillipjburgh J. Chadbourn, than S. Barrel! Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Alfred, John Holmes Par/onsfield Sdivn], Cufhman Berwick Dudley Hubbard, Saco Cyrus King, Jeremiah Benj. Greene, William Bradbury Lambert Wells Jofeph Thomas, Biddeford Samuel Hubbard George W. Wallingsford, Buxton Charles Coffin Jofeph Dane, F. Gilman Limerick John Burnham Attornies at the Common Pleas. Berwick Wm. A. Hays I Bz/jc/ow j0fephWoodman,]r. .Bic/^f/brt/Sam.P.S.Thacher I Coroners. Alfred, John Sayward I Jeremiah Bettes, Nathan- Arundel Stephen Perkins 1 iel Goodwin Biddeford BatcheiorBunker, | Buxton Pclatiah Came Juflices In Hampfliire. 87 Kittery Daniel Peirce, Wm. I Sanford Ezra Thompfon, Moulton Leighton, Jofeph Ham- | Samuel i mond Shapleigh John Borlwell I \Limerick Nathaniel Libbey | Waterborough]o\\n Scribner Limington Ifaac Mitchell I Wells Stephen Perkins, John \Ntwfidd Samuel Bur bank j Co!e, Michael Wife, "^o- Parfonsfield Richard Lord feph Hatch j Saco Benjamin Leavitt, ybz-ii Samuel Moody, I Jofhaa Moody Samuel Sayward j Sheriff, Ichabod Goodwin, of Berwick, Deputy-Sheriffs. Alfred Boardman Johnfon I Limington John M' Arthur virundel Enoch Hardy /*ar/b^5/c/flf S.Wedge- | John Berzoick Mark Lord, wood Ichabod Goodwin, jr. { Saco Benjamin Patterfon Bidde/ord Ichzhod Fzlrhdd, \ Sa72ford William Emery Trafton Ichabod Jordan | Shapleigh Jofhua 3uxton Samuel Cutts, IPells Abiel Kelley, Samuel Watts Clark | Jofhua Kittery Jofeph Froft Fork Jabez Young .ebanon Jofeph Langton I Jailers, Boardman Johnfon, ofAlfred, John Lowe, of York, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. Jujlices of the Common Pleas. John Hooker, of Springfield, Chief Jujlice. ona. Leavitt, of Greenfield, and Jofeph Lyman, of Nortlv ampton. lpecialjvftir.es, John Haftings, of Hatfield, Ebenezer Hunt, of Northampton, Jiiftin Ely, of Weft-Springfield, an'd John IngerfoU, of'Weftfield. ^.lerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common. Pleas^ Jofiah Dwigbf, of Northampton. Judge of Probate, Jofeph Lyman, of Northampton. Regijler of Probate, Samuel Hinkley, of Northampton, R giflcrs of Deeds. Southern Diftrifl, Edward Pynchon, of Springfield, Middle Diftiift, Levi Lyman, of Northampton. Northern Diftricl, Epaphras Hoyt, of Deerficld. CouKty Treafurer^ Edward Pynchon, of SpringfieMv 88 Ju ft ices in Hampfhire. Jkifiices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Brimfield Abner Morgan, NortJif.eld John Barrett William Eaton Orange Jofeph Mctcalf Colraine Hugh M'Lellan Somhampton Jonathan Judd Conway William BiUin/is South //<2(2'/f>RugglesWood- Deerjield John Williams, bticjge Ephraira Williams SpringfieidMo^es Blifs, Johft GranvUle John Phelps Hooker, Wm. Ely, Chaun. Greenfield Jonathan Leavitt cy Brevier, George Blifi Hadley Charles Phelps, Wendell Jofliua Green Samuel Porter Wejtfield William Shepherri Wejl' Northampton _ Eben. Hunt, Springfield Juftm Ely Samuel Hinkley, Jofeph Worthington Ezra Stark- Lyman, Eli P. Afnmun weather Appointed to qualify CivH Officers. George Blifs, Thomas Dwight, Ebenezer Hunt, JofepI Lyman, SamuelFowler, Danl. Wright, John Wiliiame Jonathan Leavitt, John Haftings, and Jonathan Smith, jr Levi Lyman, Solomon Smead. Ju/lices of ike Peace* Amherjl Sami.F.Dickenfon, Colraine Jonathan Magee Simeon Strong^ Mcdad Thomas Avery, Clarl Dickenfon, Ichd- Draper Chandler AJIifteld Ephraim Williams, Conway Samuel Ware, ir Elijah Paine Eliiha Billings, Jo. Rio Edcherlown Henry Dwight, Cufnniington Neh. Richards Jofeph Bridgman,jr.Eftes Adani Packard, Ebeneze Howe, Eliakim Phelps,El- Snell, Peter Bryant dad Parfons, Juftus For- Deerfeld Wm. S.Williams ward, jr. Hezekiah W. Strong Bernardjlown Gide. Ryther, E. Hampton Thaddeus Claj Caleb Chapin, jr. Erving's Grant AfaphW hih Blanford Jedidiah Smith, CzV/MofcsBafcomb.jr. Gil Wm.Knox, David Boies, bert Siacey, Job Goodali Reuben Boies Gc/hen William White Brimjiild Jofeph Browning, Oliver Taylor Stephen Pynchon Granville Titus Fowler Buckland Samuel Taylor Ifrael Parfons, David Cur Charlemont Abel Wilder tis, EHhu Stow, Eleaze Cherfield Thaddeus Baker Slocum, Abraham Gran Qhefter Sylvanus Emmons, ger Martin Phelps Greenfield Jerome Ripl«y C/ieJlerfield Spencer Phelps Solomon 3mcaa Juftices of the Peace in Hampfhire. g^ Kichard E. Newcomb, Rowe John Wells Elijah Alvord, jr. Eliei Ruffdl Titus Doolittle Gilbert Shdburne Aaron Skinner Greenwich Robert Field, Skute/bury Wilii?m Ward Ifaac Powers, Roger Weft ScuthamptonLcvaX.VamcxoY^^ "^ranby David Smith Perez Ciapp Matneld Benjamin Smith, South'Brimfidd DariusMun- Ifaac Mai t by ger Hawlty Edmund Longley, Southtotck Saul Fowler, Hezekiah Warriner Ifaac Coit, Enos Foote Htatk Ebenezer Tucker Springfield Jona. Dwight, 'iolland John Policy, Jacob Edward Pynchon, Jona. Thompfon Dwight, jr. Mofes Cha- \tverctt Rafus Graves pin, Oliver B. Morris, \eyden Hezekiah Newcomb Jofhua Froft .ongmtadow Gideon Burf, SunderlandY)?iTi, Whitmore, Ethan Ely, Jabez Cotton Lem.Barnard, Sam. Church judlozo Jofeph Williams Caleb Hubbard diddlejield David Mack Ware William Bowdoin donfcn Abner Brown Warwick Caleb Mayo, iontague Elifh-a Root, Hen- James Gouldibury, Eben- ry Wells, Eliflia Root, jr. ezer Williams iontgomery Edward Taylor, Wejlfidd John Ingerfoll, If- Aaron Parks rael Afhley, Elijah Bates, '£io-Salem Conftant Rug- Jedidiah Taylor gies, Varney Pearce, Sam- Wefthampton Sylvefter Judd uel C. Allen, Ezekiel WeJ -Springfield E\iph. Leo- Kellogg, jr. nard, Pelatiah Blifs, Lucas 'Northampton DanielWright, Morgan, Samuel Lathrop, Levi Lyman, JohnTaylor, Jona. Smith, jr. Jeremiah Solo. Stoddard, jr. Thos. Stebbins, RolandBurbank, Shepherd, Afahel Pomroy, Charies Ball Elijah H. Mills Whatdy Thomas Saunder- Northjidd Eliflia Hunt, fon, Phineas Frary, John Obadiah Dickenlon, Me- White dad Alexander, William Williamjburgh Wm. Bod^ Poraeroy, John Nevers man, Afa White hrxuichlokvci Ellis, Aar. Hall Wilbraham Abel Blifs, jr^ range Jofiah Cobb Robert Seffions, Samuel F. ^almtr Aaron Merrick, Merrick, Auguftus Sif- Amos JH[amilton fon dham Ifaac Abercrombie Worthington Gideon Lee, lainfidd James Richards, Jonathan Brewfter, Samuel JohnCunnifigiiam Howe, Trowbridge Ward 5il.j H 2 90 Attornies, &c. in Hampfhire. Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Amkerji Saml.F.Dickenfon, New-Salem Samuel C. Allen Simeon Strong, Noah D. Northampton Samuel Hink- Mattoon ley, Solomon Storldard, jr. AJhjield Elijah Paine Lewis Strong, Elijah H, Blandford Alanion Knox Mills, Ifaac C. Bates, The- Belckertown Jofeph Bridg- odore Strong, Eli P. Afli- jr. mun, Jona. H. Lyman Rrimfield Abner Morgan, Nortkficid John Barrett, Stephen Pynchon John Movers Qkarlemont Sylveft. Maxwell Springfield George Blifr, C/ieller Afabel Wright Wm. Ely Jona. Dwighr,jr. , Cowzyay WttliamBillings, jr. Edmund Dwight, Olivet Deerfield Hezekiah W. B. Morris, Samuel Orne Strong, Pliny Arms Soutk-Hadley MarkDoolittle Granville John Phelps Warwick Henry Barnarc Greenfield R.E. Newcomb, IVejllteld John Ingerfoll Elijah Alvord, Leavitt Elijah Rates j Greenwich Elihu Lyman, jr. W. fidd^?Lm.h2XhTO\ 1 Spring | Hadley Giles C. Kellogg Worthington S^^nuel How( Attornies at the Common Pleas. Belckertow7i Phineas Blair • Northampton Chas. Shephen Samuel Cutting Apollos Cufhmai Ckefterfield j Plainfidd Qolraine Ifaac B. Barber Palmer Daniel Sheare Granville James M. Cooley Sp ringfield Rodol phti Greenwich Laban Marcy ' Dickenfon, Edmund Blil Hatfitld Ifrael Billings Ware Calvin Peppe Monfon Deodatus Dutton Wefifield William Blai Coroners, Amherfl Jareb White Montague Jofeph Gim Bekhcrtown Elihu Sand ford Northampton Wm. Butlci Br'mfield Samuel Bates, Thomas Wright, Abnc Ezra Hitchcock Hunt Qolraine William Caldwell Orange Saville Metcal Conway Reuben Bardwell Pelham Ifrael Conkc; Curnmington Bela Norton Rowe Zebu Ion Bento Deerfield George Arms Soutk-Hadley Jofi. Bardwd Gojhen Anibrofe Stone Soutkwick Dorus StiU Granville Ezra Baldwin, jr. Springfield John Pynchot Greenfifld Caleb Clap, Jona- Benjamin Prefcott than Bird Weji-Sp ringfield HemanD* Greenwich Alden Lathrop Wilbrakam Edward Morii' Monfon Ede Whitaker, Jofiah Langdon Joel Norcrofs Worthington Jofiah Mill; LongifuadGw Alexand. Field Eliiha BrewQer Juftices, &c. in Plymouth. f« ^htriff^ Ebenezer Mattoon, of Amherfl. Deputy-Sheriffi ^wyJ^r/f Juftus Williams, jr. New-SalemTt\nr\zTy\ckcn^oxk Ebenezer Mattoon, jr. Northampton Cecil Dwight Blandford Afa Smith Northjield Caleb Lyman Brimfield John Moore Palmer Afa Ward i^onway David Childs Springfield Samuel Douglafs Deerfield Rufiis Saxton Sunderland Simon Ballard Greenfield Oliver Wilkinfon Wefl- Springfield Frederick Greenwich Liriie Stone Palmer Heath Sylvanus Maxwell Worthin^ton N. Cleveland Jailer^ Jofeph Cook. PLYMOUTH COUNTY. jujliccs of the Common Pleas. Kilborn Whitman, of Pembroke, QhieJ Jujlice. Daniel Howard, of Bridgewater, and Ephraim Spooner, of Plymouth. Special Juftices, Ifaac Thompfon, of Middleboro*, Jofliua Thomas, of Plymouth, and John Thomas, of Kingfton. CUrk of the S, J, Court and Common PleaSy Jofiah Cotton, of Plymouth. 'udge of Probate, Joftiua Thomas, of Plymouth. Re,'eg {fler of probate, BezaHayward, of Plymouth. Regifltr of Deeds, Rofleter Cotton, of Plymouth. County Treafurer, Roffeter Cotton, of Plymouth. Juflices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bridgezuater Nahum Mitch- Plymouth William Watfon» ell, Daniel Howard Jolh. Thomas, Nathaniel Hingham Samuel Norton, Goodwin, Jofiah Cotton Eben. Gay, Nathan Rice Rochefier Abraham Holmes, Middlebord' Ifaac Thompfon Eliflia Juggles Pembroke Kilborn Whitman Scituate Charles Turner Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William Watfon, Ephraim Spooner, Jofhua Thomas, Ifaac Tljompfon, Daniel Howard, Beza Hayward, Charles Turner, and Henry Warren. fujlices of the Peace. Ahington Luke Bicknell, Bridgewater Jona. Crane, iSamuel Norton, Aaron Daniel Snow, Heftor Orr, Hobart, jr, Naihan Gur- Gideon Howard, Samuel »ey, jr. 3haw, Daniel Howard, jr. 92 Attornies, &c. in Plymouth. Bridgewater Wm. Baylies, nett, WilkesWood, David Naihan Mitchell, Caleb Richmond, Sam. Pickens, Howard, sd. Howard Ga- John Tinkham, William ry, Danl. Mitchell, Nathan Thompfon, Zach. Eddy, Lazell, Simeon Dunbar, Martin Keith Heftor Orr, Jona. Snow, Pembroke John Turner, Charles Hooper Jofeph Smith, Ifaac B«' Carver Nehemiah Cobb, Barker, Albert Smith Benjamin Ellis Plymouth Abner Bartlett, Duxborough Judah Alden, Henry Warren, Roffeter John Winflow, Seth Cotton, Wm. L. Barron, Sprague, William Lo- Wm. Jackfon, Zaccheus ring, jr. Bartlett, John D. Dunbar, Halifax Jofiah Thompfon William Davis, David Hanover David Stockbridge, Bacon, N. M. Davis, Horatio Culhing, Jotham Barnabas Hedge, jr. James Cufhman Warren Hingkam David Shute, Ab- PlyviptOTi Elijah Bifbee ner Lincoln, Solomon Rochejler Nathaniel Ham- Jones, Ephraim Andrews mond, 3d. NathanWillis, Hull Robert Gould Nathaniel Ruggles Kingflon Seth Drew, Jedi- Scituate Elijah Turner, Hay- diah Holmes, James Sea- ward Pierce, Chriftopher ver, John Thomas, Martin Cufhing, Cufhing Otis, Paris. John Faunce Geo. Little, Jelfe Dunbar MarJJiJield Elifha Phillips, Wareham IlVael Fearing, William White, Jofeph Rowland Leona'd, Benj, Clifts, jr. Fearing, John Fearing Middltboro^ Nehemiah Bea- Counfellors at Law. Bridgewater Nahum Mitch- ! Pembroke¥J\\horn WTtitman ell, Thomas Wiliiam Baylies j Plymouth Jofhua Hanover Jotham Cufhman I Rochejler Abraham Holmes Middkhoro' Wilkes Wood | Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court, hi. D^vis Hingkam Ebenezer Gay I Plymouth Nat M. George Little Middlebord' Zechariah Eddy | Scituate Pembroke John Winflow | Attornus at the Common Picas. Abingtov Benjamin Hobart, Plymouth John B. Thomts { Aaron Hobart, jr. I Coroners. Abington Noah Norton Carver Caleb Atwoon | BridgffSi'atcr LotWhitmarlh \ Duxboro* Benjamin Aldea Juftices, &c. in Briftol. n '^hnover Jofiah Smith, jr. Plymouth Stephen Sampfon, 'iingham Job Loring, jr. Thomas Jackfon, jr. Ben- Samuel Hobart jamin Drew, jr. Xmgfton Jed. Holmes, jr. Plympton Elias Churchill, John Gray, jr. Thomas Sturtcvant, jr. MarJJifield William Lewis, Rochejler William Crapo, James Dingley Nathaniel Hafkell, Pelcg Middleboro\ Mark Halkell, Whittridge Dean Briggs, Jofeph Scituate Leml,Turner, Saitil. Clark, jr. Waterman, John Pearce Pembroke Charles Little, Warekam Samuel Savory, Nathaniel Loring Curtis Tobey Sheriff, George Partridge, of Buxbojough. Do.puty'Sherifi. Abington Micah White Nathaniel Wilder, jr* Sridgetuater Simeon Pratt, Jonathan Standifh Darius Howard Pembroke David Oldham Hingham Ifaac Wilder, jr. Plymouth Thomas Spooner Kingston John Adams, jr. Rcchejhr Noah Dexter, Marjhfield Jedidiah Litlle Nathaniel Hafkell, jr. Middlcbord' Lemuel Briggs, Scituate James Sparrell BRISTOL COUNTY. Jvjiices of the Common Pleas. Laban Wheaton, of Norton, Chief Juftke, SamT. Fales, of Taunton, and Seth Waftiburn, of Raynhara. fecial Jujlkes, Elifha May, of Attleborough, Aider* ' Spooner, of NeW'Bedford, James Williams, of Taunton. Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleas^ Nathaniel Fales, of Taunton. Judge of Probate, Hodijah Baylies, of Dighton. RegiJJer of Probate, William Baylies, of Dighton. Rrgifler of Deeds, James Williams, of Taunton. County Treafurer^ Samuel Crocker, of Taunton. Jvjiices of the Peace and of tht Quorum. Berkley Samuel Tobey ! Norton Laban Wheaton Dighton William Baylies | Taunton Samuel Fales, Williams, Ntw-Bedford Edward Pope, | James James Alden Spooner, Lemuel Sproat, Nicholas Tilling- j Williams, Seth Spooner | haft 94 Juftices, &c. in Briftol. Appointed to qualify Civil OJicers. Samuel Fales, Scih Spooner, Samuel Tobey, Lcmue Williams, Nathaniel Morton, David Perry, Jame Sproat, John W. Seabury, and Nathaniel Falcs. Jujliccs of the Peace. Attleborougk Ebenr. Bacon, Morey, Silas Cobb, Eph Joel Read, Noah Claften, raim Raymond, Bryar Jacob Balkan! Hall, Thos. Danforth, 2d Berkley ApoUos Tobey Raynham Jofiah Deanc, Dartmouth Holder Slocum, Jona. Shaw, Seth Waft- Joel Packard, Elihu Slo- burn, Wm. A. Leonard cum, John Rogers, David Rehoboth Daniel Carpenter, Thacher CalvinMartin,James EIH.^ Dighton Hodijah Baylies, Oliver Starkweather, Sam. Saml. W. Baylies, Thos. Blii's, Elkanah French, jr B. Richmond, George David Perry, Afa Bui loci Walker, John Hathaway Somerfet Francis Borland, Eajlon Samuel Guild, Elijah Ifrael Anthony, Clark* Howard, Danl.Wheaton, Purrington, Benj. Davis John Pool, John Tifdale, Swanzey James Luther, Shepard Leach Thomas Peck, Danl. Hale Freetown Nathl. Morton, 2d. Taunton James Tirdale,Benj. Ephraim Window, Bcnj. Williams, Jona. Ingeli, Weaver,Wafhburn Hath- Gideon Williams, Nich. away, Wm. Rounfevil Tillinghaft, Jofcph Tif- Eben. Peirce, Wm Ennis dale, John W. Seabury, Mansfield Benjamin Bates, Nathaniel Fales, Jonej Daniel Gilbert, David Godlrey, Marcus Morton, Gilbert, Roland Green, Afa Danforth, Samuel Solomon Pratt Crocker, Alfred Williams New-Bedford Samuel Perrj^ Troy Charles Durfee, Rounievil Spooner. John Jonathan Brownell M.Williams, Eli Hafkell, W^Jlport Abner Brownell, Xelley Eidridge, Lemuel Wm.White,;id. Peleg Scf- Williams, jr. fions, Sylvefter Brownell Norton Wm. Burt, Samuel Counfcllors at Law. Eajlcn Daniel Wheaton Norton Laban Wheaton Mansfield David Gilbert Rehoboth Jam^s Ellis New-Bedford]A^.\Vaihhmn, Taunton Nicholas Tilling- JohnM. Williams, Lem- haft, James Sproat, Marcus uel Williams, jr. Morton Juftices in Barnftable. 95 Attomies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Hgkton Jonathan Thayer I Rehohotk Jefle May reetown Wafli. Hathaway | New-Bedford John Nye Attornies at the Common Picas, reetozvn G. B. N. Holmes I Swanzey Sila'? Cobb aynham. Wm. A.Leonard, 1 Tauntan. Francis Baylies P. C. Shaw j Coroners. ttleborougk Peter Thacher, New-BedfordWm. Kempton Walter Tyler Raynham Amyntas Shaw rkley Levi French Reliobotk Thos. Carpenter, 3d igkton William Wood John Brown, Elijah A. zfion Rowland Howard, Read, Abraham Orinfbee Daniel Macomber Someffet Henry Bragj» ansfield Simeon Green Swanzey Willia.n Maion orton Ifaac Hodges Taunton Abiezer Dean, iw-Bedford Simpfon Hart, David Carver Nathan Bates, | Sheri£^ Horatio Leonard, of Taunton. Deputy-Sheriffs. 'tleborough Vinton Rich- Norton William Verry ardfon, jr. Lemuel May Rehobotk Jofeph Wheaton, rkley Edmund French Abel French, Nathaniel 2rtmouth Jirah Shearman, Hunt Abraham Barker Swanzey Royal Chafe •eetown Benjamin Porter, Taunton Seth Croffman, John Rounfevil Abiaihar Leonard insfield Elkanah Bates Wcjlport Roger White, ^'•Bedford Eli Hafkell, William Milk Johns. Hafkell Crier oj the Courts^ Oliver Soper, jr. of Taunton* Jailery Abiezer Dean, of Taunton. bA^stable county. Jiijlices of the Common Pleas. Nathaniel Freeman, of Sandwich, Chief Jujlice. )enezcr Bacon, of Barnftable, and Samuel Waterman, of Wellfleet. tcial Jujlicesj David Scudder, of Barnflable, Wendell Davis, of Sandwich, and Tohii Davis, of Barnftable. 96 Attormes, &c In Barnftable. Clerk of the S. J. Court and Common Pleas, David Scuddcf of BarnftaSle, (for Barnftable and Dakes* County -J Judge of Probate, John Davis, of Barnftable. Regijter of Probate, Nathaniel Freeman, of Sandwich. Regtjler of Deeds, and Connty-Treafurer, Ebenezer Bacon of Barnftable. Jufiicei of the Peace and of the Q;aorum. BarnJIable Ebenezer Bacon, I Sandzvick Natbl. Frecmai David Scudder, John Davis | Welljleet Samuel Watermai Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Freeman, John Davis, and Ebenezer Bacon. Jufiices ef the Peace, Barnfiable Samuel Savage, mock, Hugh M'Don2j Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Barnfiahle Salmon Nye Yarmouth John Rce [ Sandwich Wendell Davis | Attornies at the Common Pleas. Barnfiable, Abner Davis, I Falmouth Jofeph Bena Calvin Freemz Willard | Sandwich Ruffeli Coroners. Bartijiable Ifaiah Parker, I Barnfla. Roland T. Crock Nailor Crocker, j Brewjler William Croft JuRices, &c. In Dukes' Co. 97 "Dennis Seth Tobey Sandwich Lemuel Pope, \EaJlkam Benjamin Pepper, Heman Tobey f Michae! Caliijns Truto Levi Stevens \ Falmouth Confider Hatch, WeUfleet Jofiah Whitman. { Samuel Bourne, jr. Scth Yarmouth Jofeph Hawcr- ' Hamlin SheriJ^, James Freeman, of Sandwich* Deputy-Sheriffs. iBarnjlahleWWWzm Scudder, Falmouth Coleman Hatch, John Thacher, John Burf- Timothy Parker ley, jr. Robert Lathrop, Orleans Elkanah Snow ! Chipman Hinckley, Ezra Sandwich Zenas Nye, ,[ ' Crocker, Tilfon Wood Benjamin Bourne, jr. Sha^ Brezojler Jonathan Snow drach Freeman f Chatham Zoath Nickerfon Yarmouth Enoch Hal let Jailer y Robert Lathrop, of Barnftable. DUKES' COUNTY. Jujlices of the Common Pleas, Benjamin BafTett, of Chilmark, Chief Ju/lice. Beriah Norton, of Edgarton, and Matthew" Mayhev, of Chilmark. Special Jujiices, Berijamin Mayhew, of Chilmark, Benja- min Allen, of Tifbury, and William Jernegan, jr. of Edgarton. Clerk oj the Connnon Picas, Cornelius Marchant, of Ed- garton. Judge of Probate, James Atbearn, of Tifbury. Regifler of Probate, Thomas Cooke, of Edgarton. Regifler of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of Edgarton. County Treafurer^ Thomas Jernegan, of Edgarton. Jujlices of the Peace and of the Q^rtorum. Chilmark Benjamin Baffett William Jernegan, jr. Matthew Mayhew Tijhury JamesAthearn, Johrr Edgarton Beriah Norton, Davis, Shubael Cottle Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. James Athearn, Beriah Norton, and Thomas Cooke. Juflicts of the Peace. Chilmark Zebulun Allen, i Edgarton Thomas Cooke, Allen Mayhew | William Batler, 1811.J I qS Juftlces, &c. in Nantucket, Edgarton Wm. May hew, Tijbury Riifus Spalding, Cornelius Marchanr, Benjamin Alien, George James Coffin, Ichabod Athearn Norton, Wm. Jernegan, Martin Peafe •' Attornies at the Common Pleas. Chilmark Ebenezer Skiff 1 Edgarton Thomas Cooke ^t/^ar/owWilliam Jernegan, j Tijbury Thomas Dunham Coroners. Chilmark Simon Mayhew } Edgarton Peter Peafe, jr. Sheriff Jethro Worth, of Edgarton. Deputy-Sheriffs. C/i//ra^ri4Wm.Mayhew,jr. Tifbury William Worth j Edgarton^ Benj. Smith, jr. | NANTUCKET COUNTY. Jujiices of the Co?nnwn Pleas, Walter Folger, jr. Chief Juft ice. Jofiah Coffin, Jofiah Barker, and James Coffin, Special Jujiices^ Ifaac Coffin and Charles Folger. Clerk of the S. /• Court and Common PlmSy Benj. Gardner. Judge of Probate^ Ilaac Coffin. Rcgifer of Probate, Jofiah Barker. Regifter of Deeds, William Huffey, jr. County Treafurery Jofiah Coffin. Juflices of the Peace and of the Qiwrum, Ifaac Coffin, Jofiah Barker, Chas. Folger, and Danl. Coffin. Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, Jofiah Coffin, Ifaac Coffin, Jofiah Barker, Zacche-us Huffey. and James Coffin. JuJliccs of the Peace. Jofiah Coffin, Zacchens Huffey, Walter Folger, jr. Francis Macy, and Daniel Whitney. Attornies at the Common Pleas. Jofiah Huffey, Ifaac Coffin, William Coffin, 2d. Charles Folger, and Jared Whitman. Coroners, Wm. Coleman, Latham Gardner, Benj. Glover. Sheriff, Jeremiah Lawrence. • Deputy-Sherifff David Allen. Juflices, &c. in Worcefter. 99 WORCESTER COUNTY. Jvjlices of the Common Pleas. Dwight Fofter, of Brookfield, Chief Jujlice. Elijah Brigham, of Weftborough, and Benjamin Hey. wood, of Worcefter. Special Juflices, Benjamin Kimball, of Harvard, Oliver Fifke, of VVorceiler, and Benj. Adams, of Uxbridge. Ckrk of the S. /• Court andCommcn Pleas, Wm. Sted- man, of Worcefter. Jud^e of Probate., Nathaniel Paine, of Worcefter. Regifter of Probate, Theophilus Wheeler, of Worcefter. Rcgijler of Deeds, Daniel Clap, of Worcefter. County Trcafurer, Samuel Allen, of Worcefter. Jujlices of the Peace and of the Onorum, Barre Eleazer James Lcominjlcr Jonas Kendall Bolton Silas Holman Mendon Seth Haftings Brookfield Thos. Hale, Jabez Princeiown Michael Gill Upham, Pliny Merrick, ^^hrezvfbury Jofiiua Henftiaw ^ Tilly Rice Ward John Prcntifs Zharleton John Spurr Wejlborough Andrew Peters Harvard Henry Bloomfield, Worcejler Jofeph Allen, Benjamin KimbaU NathanielPaine, Benjamin lancajier Samuel Ward, Heywood, Samuel Fl:«gg, Timothy Whiting Theoph. Wheeler, \^'m. leicejer William Henfliaw Stedman, Edward Bangs Appointed to qualify Civil Offcers. wight Foflcr, Elijah Brigham, Benjamin Heywood, Salem Towne, Jofeph A^len, Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Filke, and Theophilus Wheeler. Juflices of the Peace, ifliburnham Abraham Low, Boslflon Aaron White Jofeph Jewett Brookfeld John Cutler, ithol James Humphries, Oliver Croftjy, Eliflia Jofeph Proftor Hammond, Daniel Gilbert ^arre Joel Bent, Abijah Charltton Salem Towne, jr. Biglow Calvin Ammidon, Fred. %rlin Amos Johnfon W. Bottom, William p. hlton Jonathan Whitcomb, Rider, Ifaiah Rider Nathaniel Long'ey, jr. Dana Oliver Harris oylfion James Longley, Douglas Benj. Wallis, jr. ICO Jufticcs of Peace m Worcefter. Don P /as Benjamin Craggen Adam Mi/ford Chapin i Dudley Zephaniah Brown, New-Braintree Jofeph Bow- Aaron Tufts, James Wol- man, James Woods, Abi- cott jah Bigelow Fitchburgk Daniel Putnam, mrUiborough Nabum Fay, Jofeph Fox, Uracl Turner Ifaac Davis William Cunninghzm Ncrthbridge Paul Whiting, Gardner Aaron Wood Welcome Whipple Gerry Charles Baker, Oakham Jelfe Allen Ithamar Ward, Elijah Oxford Sylvanus Towne, Gould Sylvanus Learned, Jona, Grafton Jofeph Wood, Davis, Aljijah Davis, Sam- Nathaniel Adams, Beuja- uel Hartwell min Goddard Peterfnam Nathl. Chandler, Hardwick John Haftlngs, Hutchins Hapgood, Lewi: Timo.Page, Wm. Cutler Bigelow /f<2rt/d:ri Jofeph Stone, Alex- Paxton Nathaniel Crockei ander J^uftin Princetozun William Dodds Holden William Drury, Henry Prenti fs Lemuel Davis, James Eaf- Royal/ton Jofeph Eaftei terbrook brook, Steph.Batchelor, jr Hubbardjlon Elifba Wood- Rutland Mofes White ward, Jacob Waite, Wm. Jonas Howe, ZadocGatei Marcan, Afa Wheeler Daniel Walker Lancafler Ifrael Atherton, ^hrewfbury Jonah How Jofiah Flagg, Tiir/jthy ^cut/worougk Ezra Tayloi Whiting, Jofeph Wales, Trowbridge Taj'lor, Benj Mofes Smith, jr. Champney, Peter Fay Lekejltr Thomas Denny, Spencer Benj. Drury, Jon; Nathaniel P. Denny, Auf- Bemis, James Draper, ji tin Flint Sterling Benj. Richarfoi Leominfler WlllJamNlchols, John Robbins, Ifrai John Gardner, Abiiah Allen Bigelow, Joel Crolby, Sturbridge OliverPlymptoi Bezaleel Lawrence, Afa David White, Thorns Johnfon Upham, Fred. Plymptoc Lunenburgk'W.Cxinrnnghzvn. Gcrfhom Piyrnpton, D. Charles Cufhing, Zabdiel vid Fjike B.Adams, Ezekl. Whit- Sutton Nathan Putnan ing, Edmund Cufhing- Aaron Pierce, Ebenczt Mendon Andrew Dexter, Waters, Jonas Siblp Richard George, Nathan Stephen Munroc, Eft Verry, Jofeph Adams, Ho%ve Warren Rawfon Templeton Silas Cu»lc Miifurd Samuel Jone«, Them as Fifhcr, Low Attomies, &c. in Woreefter. 101 Walker.John Cutler, Jo- ney, jr. HaymanWheeler fiah Howe Solomon Strong Upton Ezra Wood, jr. Wivchendon Samuel Crofby, Uxbridge Benjamin Adams, Ifrael Whitfon Bezalcel Taft, jr. Wcrcefler Ahraham Lincoln, Ward Jofeph Stone Ifaiab Thomas, Daniel Wcflborough James Hawfe, Clap, Samuel Allen, Fran- Nathan Fifher cis Blake, Jofeph Trum- lVeft-Ro\lfton Silas Beaman, bull, Nathaniel Macarty, Ezra Beaman Levi Lincoln, jr. William Wtjlon Danforth Keyes, Jo- E. Green, Saml.Fla^g, jr. feph Field Ephraim Mower, Daniel Wejiminjler Nicholas Dike, Waldo AbefWood, Jonas Whit- Attornies, at the ?>upreim Judicial Cottrt, Athol Jofeph Proftcr Mendon Seth HaOings, Brook field Jabez Upham, Richard George, Warren Pliny Merrick, FJifha Rawfon Hammond, Danl. Gilbert Sterling Ifaac Goodwin Barre Eleazer James, Sutton Eftes Howe Luther Ferry Templeton Love 11 V/alker Qharleton Liberty Bates Uxbridge Benjamin Aoams, Grafton Erafmus Babbit Bezaleel Taft, jr. Harvard Alexander Duftin Wefiminjler Solomon Strong l.arcafier Merrick Rice, Worcejter Nathaniel Paine, Mofes Smith, jr. Edward Bangs, Francis Leicfjier Nathaniel P.Denny Blake, William E. Green, Leominjler Afa Johnfon, Levi Lmcoln, jr. James Abijah Bigelow Elliot, Saral. M. Bumfide Lmeriburg Zabdiel B.Adams Attomies at the Commnn Pleas. Barre Nathl. Houghton, jr. Peterjham Lewis Bigelow Brookjield Amos Crofby, Rutland }o{?X^h B. Caldwell, Daniel Gilbert John Sheplc Qharleton Frederick Bottom Shrezvfjury L Morgan Doug/as Samuel M- Crocker Sturbridge John Paine Dud/ey Wm. J. Whipple Sutton Frederick Howes Fitckburgh Jacob Wiilard Winchevdon Daniel Henfhaw Harvard Joel Harris Worcejler Hichhom Hardzuick Samuel Eallman Wejlern Jacob Mansfield Hubbardjon Samuel Swan Coroners. AJliburnham Wm. Stearrs Atkd Jofeph pierce Elifha White lames Oliver i8ii.] l2 . 102 SheriiFs in Worcefter. Barre Elijah Caldwell Royaljlon Jonathan Pierce Boy/^on Levi Pierce Rutland Benjamin Patnam ^ Brookfre/d Simeon Draper, ^hrewfbury Jof. Suraner.jr. Thompfon Rawfon Siouthboroughy Dexier Ball Charlcton Aaron Wheelock spencer Eliot Mafon Douglas John Farnham Sfterling Robert B. Thomas, Dudley 'j^^htz Day, William Mofes Smith, Mofeg Robiufon Thomas Fitchbur^k Oliver Fox Sturbridge Simeon Fifke Gtrry Simeon Goddard Suttpn David P. Chafe, GroftoTi Aaron Kimball, jr. James Sibley, Timothy Hoiden Hen r y Bu 1 1 ard Lampfon Hubbardfton Reub.Wheeler Templeton John E. Newton LancaJlcT Benj. Wyman, Upton Jofeph Taft Richard Haven Uxbridge. Peter White Ltkejier William Sprague Ward Jofiah H. Prcntils Lepminfter Abel Carter Wejlborcugh Ifaac Forbulh, Lunenburgh Peter Brown Lovet Peters Mendon Seth Davenport, jr. Weflern Jofiah Putnam Mllford Nathl. Parkhurft, Wtllminfltr Jonas Miles, Robert Saunders Luke Bigelow Neur^Braintrce Jona. Barr { PVinchendon Heywood Kid- Oxford Jonathan Harris der, Samuel Noyes Ptter/Jiam Afa Pond Worcefier Ephraim Mower, Royaljion DanielWoodbury, Siias Brooks Sheriff, Thomas W. Ward, of Shrewfbury. DeputySherifs. Athol Jofeph Pierce I^orninjltr Enoch Bowiell Barre Wm. Caldwell, 2d. Liineni)nrghSzm\. Houghton David Howe Mendon David Davenport Brookfield John Muzzey, Pderjuam Aaron Brooks Abel Harwcod, Matthias Rutland Timothy Rugglea, Wooid Jonas Howe, jr. Qbarlet&n John Brown Sureu'/lury Shepard Prati Grafloi Cyrus Leland Scul/iborough C. Williams Fitchhurg Samuel Putman Sterling Mofes Thomas Hardwkk Samuel Hinckley Sturbridge John Ploibrook Harvard Jonatlian Simonds Sutton Gibbs Sibley Huhbardjicn Mofes Clark, jr. Uxbridge Fiederick Taft Lancajler Solomon Carter, Wejlminjler Zadoc Sawyei Thomas Bennett PVcrctjltr Daniel Dennj likejler Jofeph Denny Nahum Ward Qritr ojthe Courts^ Eprahim Mower, of Woi^efter Jail Keeperi Naihauiel Htard* n Jiaftices, &c. in Cumberland. loj CUxMBERLAND COUNTY. Juflicci of the Common Pleas. lephcn Longfellow, of Gorham, Robert Sonthgate, of Scarborough, and John Frothin^^hani, of Portland. ,ial Jujlkes, Haac Parfons, of New-Gloucener, Wood- sy Storer, Gcorp,e Bradbury, Joicijh C. Boyd, and .Janiel Tucker, of Portland. Clerk cjthe Supreme Judicial Court and Common PUas^ Samuel Jreeman, of Portland. Jfudgf. of Probate^ Samuel Freeman, of Portland. liegifier of Probate, John trothlngham, of Portland. Regifler of De.cdSf Elias Merrill, of Portland, County Treafurcrj Jofeph M'Lellan, of Portland. Jujlices of the Peaie and of the Qtiorum. Hndgetozon Zeba Smith N. Yarmovth A. R. Mitchell 3rvnfwick JohnDunlap Portland Samuel Freeman, Charles Coffin Tohn Frotliingham, Geo. Falmouth James Means Bradbury, Peleg Wadf. Freeport John Cufliing v^orth 7orAam Lothrop Lewis Scarbord' Robert Southgate NeW'Glouceflerlizzc Parfons, Windham Peter T. Smith Pcleg Chandler, jr. Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, Stephen Longfellow, Robert Southgate, Samuel r/eemar;, John Frothingham, and Woodbiiry ShJicr. Jujlices of the Peace. 'Baldwin Jofiah Pierce Falmouth Archelaus Lewi; 'Bridgetown Enoch Perley, Mofcs Merrill, Timothy Samuel Farnfworth Pike, Pclaiiah March, Brunfwick Peter O. Alden, Jas. Meaij-jj J^.s. MorrH! John Perry, jr. Robert Freeport Sam 1 . II yde, J oli Thompfon, Jofeph Stone, A. Hyde, Scth Townffffd j ifaac Gates, David Dun- ! Gorham E;Imund Phinney^ lap, Robt. Dunning, Hen- Geo, Lewis, Jamrs Fifk. j Putnam, Page D.ivid Harden, ji. ry Jona. | James Qutterjield Ifaac Sturtevant Irifli, jr. Tiino. ) Hiliiarci Cape Eliza. Eben.T.hraflier, Gray Jof. M'Lellan, Saml. George E. Vaughan Perley, Simon Gieenlcaf, Durham Jofiah Buvnham, Daniel W. Green j Foiier Waterman, Saml. Harpfwell Stephen Purrlng- Merri!, John Converfe i ton, Benjamin Duunin^a I04 Counfellors, &c. In Cumberland. Harpfwell Marlborough Syl- IfaacIincy,Wm.Myrtii vefter Eben.Mayo,Bai let Potte Harrijon Nathl. Burnham, Hugh M. Lei Ian, Jofcf Edward Lovell C. Boyd, Elias Merril Minot JefTe Rice, Michael Ezckiel Whitman, Jam* Little, Seth Chandler, Burnham, Nich. Emer* Afaph Howard Daniel Turkcr, Matbe New-Gbucejler N. C. Allen, Cobb. James D. Hopkin JofephE.FoxcToPt, Daniel Stephen Longlellow, j Howard, Andr. Campbell, Tofeyjh Titcomb, Dudic Samuel Foxcroft Todd JV.F^rwti^//^ Jacob Mifchell, Raymond Stephen Swe James Prince, Elifha P. Scarhoro^ Jofeph Emerlor Cutler, Andrew Leighton William Hafiy Otisjield Grinfill Blake Stand!/Ii Theodore Mu{re5 Pejepfcot Andr. R. Giddings John Dean, Wiilias Poland S^mX. Andrew's, Jofi. Thompfon Lovell, Joliah Dunn, jr. Windham Paul Little, Jamc Between Polavd and Raymond Paine, Hezekiah Fro John K. Smith Thomas Chute Portland Woodbury Storer, Counfellors at Law. Brunfwkk Peter O. Alden, kiel Whitman, Nichola Benj. Orr, Ifaac Gates Emery,Steph.Longiel!cvu Qape-El^zabcthf George E. Oliver Braj'jNathan Kini Vaughan man, Horatio Southgatc Durham Fofter Waterman Barrett Potter, Woodbur] Freeport Leonard Morfe Storer, jr. Alfred Metcalf Gray Simon Greenleaf W^iUiam Freem.an. Jofepl jSlewGloucefierD^n] . Howard Pope, Dudley Todd. Geo N.Yarmouth Elifha P. Cutler Bradbury, William B. Portland Prentifs Mellen, Sewall James D. Hopkins, Eze- Attornies at the npremc Judicial Court. Bridgetown Stephen Chafe Adams, Jacob S. Smith Brunfwick Henry Putnam New-Gloucejler Samuel ?t{- Freeport Jofiah W. Mitchell fenden Corham PeterThacher, Jos. Windham Hezekiah Froft Attornics at theCojmnon Pleas. Portland Wm.T. Vaughan, ltand:Jli William Graffham John Wadfworih Juftlc€s in Lincoln. 105 Coroners. ^runfwkk Noah Melcher, North Yarmouth Afa Chafe Elijah Hall, Saml. Mel- Otisfield Daniel Holden cher, 3d. Portland George Warren, Durham John Field John Dean, Samuel Hoyr, Falmouth Jonathan Sparrow, Smith Cobb, Joha James Bailey, Caleb M'Lellan GrafFham Scarbord' Saml. Thompfon, Freeport James Curtis, John James March Townfend ^tandijk Edmund MuHey Gorkavi Royal Lincoln Windham Samuel Barker., Gray Samuel A. Nafli Noah J. Center,. Paul Harp/well William Tarr, Little, jr. Minot Cyrus Clark New-GlouceJlerYlaiWp Chand- Icrs Jofeph Thraflier Sheriff Richard Hunnewell, of Portland. Deputy-Sheriffs. Brunftuick Roger Merrill N.GbuceJerWm. Warner, Brid.^etozjn James Emerlbn Benjamin Ainol J jGodfrey Dur%a?n George Ger- Grorvenor rifh, jr N. Yarmouth Seth Mitchell Falmouth Gardner Walker Portland Jofeph M'Gcrrifh, Freeport Jofiah Reed William B. Peters _ Gorham William Steven- Standifa Green Cram fon Scarboro* John Merrill Cray Ezra Gibbs IVindhan Thomas Chute, Minot Henry Jackfon Samuel Tate Prifon-Keeper, Edmund March, of Portland. Critr of the Courts^ William B. Peters, of Portland LINCOLN COUNTY. Jujlices of the Common Picas, Silas Lee, ofWifcalTet, Chief Jujiice. Tlboraas Rice, of Wircaifer, Nathan-el Thwing, of Wool- wich, Orchard Cooke, of Wifcalfet, and Mark L. Hill, of Georgetown. Special Jujlices, Dummer Sewall, of Bath, David Fales, of ThomaRown, and Jonathan Ellis, of Topfham. Cierk of ike S. J. Cjurt and Comrron Pleas^ Alden Brad- fr>rd, of Wifcafleu 10^ Juftices in Lincoln. Judge of Probate, Silas Lee, of WifcafTet. Regijler of Probata, Alden Bradford, ofWifcaffet. Regijier of Deeds, Warren Rice, of Wifcadet. Qounty Treafurer, Nathaniel Thwing, of Woolwich. Jujlkes of the Peace and oj the Quorum, Bath. Francis Winter, Thomajiown David Fale; D'jmmer Sewall, Peleg Jofiah Reed Tallman, Andrew Green- Union Stephen Marcl wood Warren Samuel Thachc Boothbay William M'Cobb Wifcaffet Orchard Cooke Bowdoin James Rogers Abiel Wood, Silas Lee Georgetozvn Mark L. Hill Alden Bradford, Thoma Newcajlk John Farley, Sam. Rice, Abiel Wood, jr. Nickells, Thos. Kennedy Woolwich Nathl. Thwing New-Miljcrd Jofiah Stebbins Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Thomas Rice, Nathaniel Thwing, Orchard Cooke, Dtim mer Sewall, Maik L. Hill, Alden Bradford, and Jeremiad Bailey, jujlices of the Peace. Bath William Kins, Wil- Drefden James H. Patterfor Jiam Webb, Denny M' Edgecomb Mofes Davis, Ste- Cobb, Eben. Clap, Nath. phen Parfons, Thos. Cun- CoJffin, Jofb. Wingate, jr. ningham Benjamin Ames Frimdjkip Edward Jones, Boothbay Jonathan Sawyer, Benjamin Burton Danitl Rofe Georgetown W^illiam Lee, Bowdoin Smith Bake:,Mofcs Lewis 7^hoTp, James N. Dennett, Solomon Eaton Lithgow,Benjamin Riggs, Bowdoinham Thomas Read, John Paitee, Jof. Sewall, ZaccheusBeal, J. C.Colby, Andrew Reed William Denham Hope S2muelBrown,Almand Bri!y?c/Thos. Johnfon, James Guiche, Matt. Beveridge, Nichols, Wm. M'intire, F^Tgns M'Clain Robert Hulton, Samuel Jeffrjon Jonathan Trafk Reed, Wm. M'Clintock Lezoijlon John Herrick, Joel Caviden David Biodget, Jof. Thompfon, Dan Reed Cufhing, J. Pendleton, Lifhon Noah Jordan, Saml, Eraftas Foote, William Tibbets, Benjamin Mace, Parkman, Farnum Hall Ezekiel Thoraplbn Cufhing Edward Killehan, Litchfield James Shurtleff, James Malcora John Neal, Abijah Riciw Attomi'es, &c. b Lincoln. 107 ardfon, ! Jabez Robinfon Topjham Benjamin Hafey Ujtlc RiverPL]. Vnrr]ui:,ion Ellis, Ezra Smith| i\Udonia PL Jofeph Ruft fe- Abel Mtrrill, Benja. aontvtlk Ebenezer Averett Orr Union Nathaniel Robbins, ^opp, Jofeph V^'^'jiy ^^^ara Jones, William otarret eio-Muford ]&rtm.mh Pear- IValdoboro^ Jofeph ^^ok^ Carlton, Ludwiff, i?"' John Jofhua Head, Dole, Daniel Rofe Jof. Parley Elijah Davis 'twca/lle David Murray ^?a/.5/'/ obUborough David Jai^esWltherelL Dennis, Tofeph Small James Perkins, Geo.Reed, Mjiron >mesW.Head, Goodenow, £ph. 17?Moles Rollins Copcland-, Ebenr. Ihacher, ^lermo Patrick Pebbles, Jona. Greley, Ste- Benj. pnen Marden Bracket, Wm. Lex, mand.Manaffeh George Hezekiah Smith, ir. Prince David majlown Jofhua ^i^'^fiid Croviei; Adams, Joieph Bailey Jofeph Ingraham, Mafon Wcajet^ John Merrill, Wheaton, Otis Robbins, jr. Jcr.Ba.ly, David r. Ifaac Bernard, Pay fon Ellas ^avid Quinby, hmnejr, Ehfha Samuel ^ Snow, jr. lohn Gleafon, Dav. ff^er,WilliamBowman, Pales ManafTeh Smith Jd. Ezekiel G. Dodge ' Woolwich Abner Wade yiftorniesattheS. J.Court. 'h Andrew Greenwood, Thomajiazim Ellas senj. Ames, Nathaniel Phlnney i op/ham .Benjamin ^offin, Abel Hafey, Boynton, iSenjamm Orr -benezer Clap, Charles ^^'^™ •haw Samuel jThacher, Eben. Thacher, ManafTeh fiden Eraflus Foote i>mith jr. Jcajlle Samuel Bellard WifcaJTet Jeremiah ^-Mtlford jo^izh Bailey. Stebbin^ Silas Lee, Uboro' George John Mer- Reed rill, jr. Attornits at the Common Pleas. wr n Coroners. Wm. Brown Edward ( Boothbay Wm M Ti^.A ^^"""^ ^ozvdoi.ham avr ' John Denfmorc Bn/to/ 1 Robert Thoiufon io8^ Juftices in Berkflilre. Camden Ephraim Wood, Newcafile Robert Robin fo Alden Bafs New-Milford George Erfkin Drefden James Patterfon Nobleboro^ Natbaiiiel Bryai Georgetown ITaiah Wyman, Palermo Jacob Grclcjr,j Charles Couillard, Gilbert Thomajlown Otis Robbins, j > Heal Topjham Henry Wilfo Jefferfon James Roblnfon Union Ebenezcr Aide Lezoijlon Oliver Herriek WaldoboTO^ Charles Sampfc Lifbon Seth Hinckley Warren Samuel Dav Little Rlv. Plant, EzekicI Whitejield Abraham Choa Thonipfon Wifcajj'tt Nyraphas Stac< Sheriff Edmund Bridge, of Drefden Deputy-Sherifs. Bath Stepli.Winftit?, Hez. Ncw-Milford JoCah Norr Wyman, Benj. Davenport John Smith Eoothlay John M'Clentock, Tkomajlown Willard Fal JohnEmerfon Topjham Obed Burnhai Camden Jcfhua Palmer, Humphrey Purrington Qufiing John Lewis Union William Bog Drefden LouisHoudlette, jr. Waldobord'}^cohl^\iA\K\z, Lijhon - Phineas Jones Warren JelTe Pa Litchfield George R . Freeman Whitefidd Levi B. Erfkii Xzf.Azi'.P/.Jamc.sPnrrington Enos Palmer Nswcajlk Seth Curtis Wifcajfst Thomas M. Carf Jaikr, Thomas M. Cargill, of Wifcafiet. BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Jnjlices of the Comvion Pleas. John Bacon, of Stockbridge, Chief Jujiice. Win. Walker, of Lenox, and Nathi. Biihop, of Richmoi Pittsficld, Willi S'^ecial fufltces, Timothy Childs, of Towner,'' of Willi?m(town, Thomas Ives, of Great-I rington. John C. Williams, of Pittsficld. Mofes H kins, of Great-Barrington, and Jofeph Woodbridge, Stockbridge. QcTk of the S. J, Court and Conmon Pleas, Jofeph Wo bridge, of Stockbridge. Judge of Probate, William Walker, of Lenox. Regifer of Probate, Nathaniel Bifhop, of Richmond Regijfiers of Deeds. Sauthern Diftrlft, Mofes Hopkins, of Great-Barringt Middle Dif^.ria, Jofeph Tiicker, of Lenox. Juftices, kc, in Berklhire. 109 Northern Diftrift, Samuel Bacon, of Lanefborough. County Treajurery Caleb Hyde, of Lenox. Jujikts of the Peace and of the (luorum. treat'Barrington Thomas ' John C. Williams, John Ives, Mofes Hopkins W. Hulbert jmefvoro^ Gideon V/heeler Richmond Nathaniel Bifhop .enox Azari^h Egglefton, Sheffield EliOia Lee William Walker, Jofeph • ^tockbridge Jofeph Wood- Goodwin, Enos Stone, Jo- j bridge feph Tucker W. Stockbr, ElijahWilliams *ittsfield Timothy Childs, j WiUiamJlozon Wm. Towner Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, '" ohn Bacon, Nathaniel Bifhop, William Walker, Azariah Egglefton, Jofeph Woodbrldge, Timothy Childs, Jolhua Danforth, Thomas Ives, Mofes Hopkins, Samuel H. Wheeler, Lyman Hall, John Whiton, Wm.P. Walker, Jofeph Goodwin, Daniel Dewey, and William Towner* Jujlices of the Peace. dams Ifrael Jones, Daniel Hinfdale Rufus Marft, Nobie, Abra'-.am How- Thomas Allen land, Marfhall Jones, Jofi- Lane/bord Nehemiah Bull, ah Q. Robinfon Woolcot Hubbell, Peter Iford Abner Kellogg, B. Curtis, Lyman Hall, Philander Hulbert Samuel H. Wheeler ecket George Conant Lee Joliah Yale, Jof. Whl- lepiire Danid Brown, ton, Jedi. Crocker, Jared Ezra Barker, Hez. Mafon Bradley 'arkjturg Samuel Clarke Lenox William P. Walker, 'alton Calvin Waldo, Oliver Belden, jr. Abraham Porter Loudon Paul Larkpm, ^remont Seneca Tuller, Adonijah Jones James Baldwin Mount-V/afhington Charles lorida Jefle King Patterfon reat- Barring ton John Nczv-Afhford Galus Herman Whiting, Sf^phcn Sibley, New-Marlbojo* Ebe n. Smith, Miles Avery, Samuel Daniel Taylor, Benjdmia Barftow, David Wam- Wheeler, Jafon Warner wright Peru Cyrus Stowell, Wm- mcock Gideon Martin, Frizell Rodman Hazard PiUsfeld Jofhua Danforth, '.nfdaU Theodore Hinfdale, Simeon Grifwold, M-l K fia Ju dices, &c. in Berkfliire^ Pittsfifid Thomas Gold, Tyringham AdonijahBid Molc<: H.tydcn well, Elnathan Pratt, Johi Richmond V^^cu u^ j,\\'?t\\^nx\^ Gai: field Hugu Bughardt, Noah Wajhington Jerc. Lawrence Roffeter Delhngha.r. Clark, Gide< Savoy Snellum Babbit, o\\ Deming Joft^ph "Williams IVcJl-Stockhrufge Chriftophci ^andisjield Drake Kfills, French, EnochW.Thayer. John Canfiold, J oh'. H» Obadiah W?rd, Ethe Allen, John Picket, Burch, Jofeph Blofs James Ayrauk, James Wi!Hamft own Wm. Young Graham Wm. Starkweather, Deo Sheffield \L^fes Hubbard, dotus Noble, WilliamW William Buel, Stephen Rowe, Efbon Gregory Dewey, Silas Kellogg Lyman Hubbell, Samuc Stockbridge John Whiton, Tvler, Ambrofe Hall Eraftus Sargent, Henry Windfor Robert Walker Brown, Henry D. Sedg- Dcnnifon Robinfon, Afa wick hei Wright CsxmftlloTs at Lata. Daniel Noble Hulbert, Ezekiel Bacor Dclton Calvin Waldo, Moff^s Hnyiei' Thomas Allen Ser?disfie!d David B. Curti Great Barrington Thomas Stocki/ridge John Hum Ives, John ^Vhiting H. D. Sedgwick, Samuc Lanejborough Samuel H. Jen,, Wheeler V/tJi-btockbridge Enoch W Piffi/?f/^J..hn C.Williams, Thayer Thomas Gold, John W. Williamfrown Daniel Dewc; Attorvies at the Supreme Judicial Court, Lanefhoro' Luther Walh- | I<:;?ox William P. Walke burn, Henry Hubbard j Shfjield Chailes Dewey Lee Auguftus Collins | Robert F. Barnari AttoTTiics at the Common Pleas. Adams Ambrofe KafTan Pittsfeld Thomas B. Strong Great Pn'^ringion R :;bert Dnvid Perry, Saml.Johnfoi L Potter, George H. Stockbridge Augudu^ Sherril Ives Wejl-Stockbridge Robbin £ff Ambrore Collins Kellogg lifezu'Marlborough Benjamin Williamjlown Ambrofe Hall .Sheldon Douglas W. Sloaa luflices in HancocTc. ,,j Coroners. /t^. r" T -r W.lham Stevens S^.#,/^ | Andrew Andrews ^fiertj, bimon Lamed, of Pittsfield. Deputy-Skeriffs. idams Arthur Field Vitufield Theodore lalton Henry Hint- Marfh la le, jr rr.Barrinffton Ezra Kelloeg /f/cy^w(7«^Wm. S.Leadbettcr /z??/i/^/£ A aemasThompfon ouaon -K^ dcrjck .Norton Wiltiamflomn Tofhua cw.Marlbor& "^ R Grey Shaw Bulkley i^ftir^v.ld, 7^//.r| Danl. Wili;ams,jrCr;Vr ./Me CourU HANCOCK COUNTY. Juftices of the Cmmon Pleas. Nathan Read, of Belfaft, Chief Ju/ijce.7i Francis Le Barron Goodwin, of Frankfort.F.«.x...... >.«./>7?^.. Caleb B Hal], of Buckftown, Thomas Cobb, and Mafon Shaw, of Cailine. Thomas Cobb and Mafon Shaw, of Caftine. Judge Probate, of Job Ne-fon, of CaOine. R'giPer of Probate W\\\hvo Abbot, of Caftine. Re^^Jier oj Deeds, B^adfnaw Hall, of Caftine. Jfujlices oj the Peace and of the Quorum. mgor Samue' E. Button Frankfort F. 1 . 3. Goodwin ^'^.;? Nathan Rceci, Ca/itne B nan Thomas CoDt?, P. Field, William David Howe, Lrofby Job Nelfon, Br^a.lfhav Hall y^ppointed lo qualify Civil Officers. C^'^b -iil^^S- ^^T'^'^'^' S- Hall. Job Neir^n Thoma* ^«bb,Ohv.r Leonard, SamI.E.DatL/andJona.BS 112 Juftices in Hancock. Jujikes of the Peace. B^7??^or Allan Gllman, Amos Goldfborougk Thomas Hi Patten, James Carr, Jacob Green PL Humphrey Hoc M'Gaw, Jerem. Dudley, Hampden John Cro%, Se James Thomas, Jof. Carr, Kempton,Simeon Stetfo Hczekiah May, Charles Charles Ulmer, Jedidi Hammond Herrick, John Godfre Helfajl James Nefmlth, Enoch Brown, . Phim Robert Houfion, Jonathan Johnfon Wilion, T':os. Whittier, Jpfhurmgh John Gilk Jackfon PI. John Da Wm . Moody, George Watfon, Pbineas Afhman Kendujkzag Mofes Hodfd Mil Bluekill JohnPeters, Andrew Lv'colnville Samuel Witham, Reuben Dodge Mcjunt-Dcfert Davis Walg BrownvilU Ifaac Wilkins New-Coickejier PL D.Can Buck/ioum Jahaziah Shaw, bell Joieph Lee, Moody Pilf- Nc-thport Thos. Knowlt( bury, Abner Curtis, Sam. Da-'d Alden uel Little Okie PL John Chamberla Cajiine William Abbot, Ifaac Wheeler, Andr Oliver Mann Strong Deerijle Thcm.as Stinfon, Orland Samuel Keyes Joieph Tyler, Ignatius Orcno Richard Wlnfl( Hafkell, Moody Powers, Daniel Greity Nathan Hafkell Orrington V/illiam Ri J)ixmc:t. Benjamin Brown, Abiel Perry, Elifha R 13enjamin Butman infon, John Whirf Eden Ezra Young, Samuel Francis Carr, John I Hull ring! on Eddington Park Holland, Pcnobfcot Jere. Wardw Jonathan Sibley William Freeman Kidc Ellfworth Theodore Jones, PrqfpeB Nathaniel Mofes Adams, JelTe Dut- joC. Crary, Thos. Pick David Thurft ton, John Black, George ,, Sedgwick HerbertTT-_1 » f slimSsTmn^uel Hoi den Simp JPrankJort Wm. M'Lathry, Sullivan Jabez Danrel Livermorc A.bner Surry Leonard Ja Bicknel, Archibald Jones, Trenton Jacob Fo{ Philo.H.Wafhburn,Alex- John Blunt ander Miiliken Vinalkavtn George Wi Qounfellors at Law. Crol Bangor Allan Gilman, I Belfajl William S.£.Dutton,TacobM'Gaw John Wilfon Samuel Li Belfaji Bohan P. Field, ( Buckftown Juftices 111 Wafiiington. 115 KLafiine Job Nelfon, Wil- Ellfworth George Herbert liam Abbot Or ring ton, Oliver Leonard Aitornies at the Suprem.e Judicial Court, Bangor W. D. Williamron Frankfort Archibald Jones, Belfaft Phineas Afhmun Philo. H. Wafhburn, Bluehill Luther Emerfon John Pike Buckjlown Samuel M. Pond, Hampden JoHn Godfrey^ George T. Chapman Enoch Brown Cajline Thomas E. Hale Attornies at the Common Pleas. '• ^Bangor Whiting j Eeljaji Oakes Angler ! Coroners. Bangor Mofes Patten Deerijle Peter Hardy IMfaJl Tliaddeus Hubbard, Frankfort Enoch Sampforj Jofeph Houfton, Reuben Hampdtn Rowland Tyler Kimball Nortliport Thom.as Buckmar ^ckfiown Daniel Buck, Or ring ton Johah Brewer, Moody Pillbury Thomas Dole €afiine Doty Little Sullivan John Bean Burijle Thomas Robbins, Trtnton Jacob -Fofler Sheriffs George Ulmer, of Liacolnville. Deputy-Sheriffs. Bangor Geo. Williamfon, Dixmont Richard Waldror. John Balcb, James Mur- Eddington Andrew Henfhaw phy, \^'m. Thompfon Ellfworth Alfred Langdon, Belfafi John Hufe, Francis John -Chamberlain Anderfon, John Rufs, Hampden JefTe Libbey, jr. M^illlam Salmond James W. Merrill, £lias Buckfiown Henry Little, Dudley Thomas B. Capron Ohio Plant. Me. rk Trafton Cafiine ^ John Minot, Pcnobfcot Andrew \V. Blake Hezekiah Kowell Vinalhaven Benjamin Bev- Decrifle David Angel erage jailer, John M not, of Caftine. WASHINGTON COUNTY/ Juflices of the Common Picas. Stephen Jones, of Machlas, Chief Jufi ice. fames Campbell, of Harrington, John Burgin, of Eafljport^ ^8u.J K 2 114 Juftices, &c. in Wafhington. Special Jujlices, Lemuel Tr.^.fcot, of Machlas, Olivet- Shead, of Eaftport, and Thomas Ruggles, of Columbia* Clerk of the Common Pleas, Jofiah Harris, of Machias. Judge of Probate^ Stephen Jones, of Machias. Regtjier oj Probate, Jofiah Harris, of Machias. Regijlers of Dteds, Southern Diftrift, Geo-ge S. Smith, of Machias. Northern DiRri6t, Jofeph Houlton, of Hdulton Plaritatloa. County Treafurer, George S. Smith, of Machias. Jvfiices of the Peace and of the Quorum, Columbia Thomas Ruggles, Machias Stephen Jones, Jofeph Patten l^muel Trefcott, Jofiah Dennyfville Theod. Lincoln Harris Eajiport John Burgin PL No. 4. John Brewei Harrington James Campbell Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Stephen Jones, Theodore Lincoln, James Campbell, John Brewer, Lemuel Trefcot, John Burgin, Oliver Shead, Jofiah Harris, and Jofeph Patten. Jufices of the Peace. Calais Stephen Brewer, Machias John Dickinfon, William Pike Gideon O'Brien, Teremiai: Cherryfdd Thos.Archibald O'Brien, jr, Peter Talbot, Eajiport Oliver Shead, Ebenezer Ingiee Lewis F. Dclefdernier, Pl.No.^. John Balkair Jonathan D. Wefton, Pl.No.g, John Crane Aaron Hay den Pl.No,\o. Benj. R.Jones. Harrington Jof.Wallace.jr. Ifaac Hobart Houlton PL Jofeph Houlton, Steuben Jacob Townfley, Samuel Cooke Alexander Nickels Attornics at the Supreme Judicial Cowt. Columbia Anfelm BaiTert Machias John Dickinfon j Wefion Eajiport Jona. D. | Attorney at the Common Pleas, Leland Eajiport Sherman { Coroners, Shubael Downes Machias Steph. Parker. Jere, Calais j Columbia David Wafs j O'Brien, Peter Talbot, jr, Eaftport John C. Todd Pl.No.^. Obadiah Allen Jonefbcrough Hatevil Hall j Steuben Amariah Rickei Juftices, &c. in Norfolk. 115 Sheriff, Johrt Cooper, of Machias. Deputy-Sheriffs. Machias Wm. Chaloner Columbia Solomon Raot | Nathan Proaor Eafcport Perley Parker I PLNo.io. Steuben Robert Fofter Machias John D. Folfom, | Jaikr and Crier of the Courts^ Wm. Chaloner, of Machias. NORFOLK COUNTY. jujlices of the Common Pleas. Samuel Haven, of Dedham, Qhief jfuftice. Ebenezer Warren, of Foxborough, and Mofes Everett, of Dorchefter. Special Jvjlices, Horatio Townfend, of Dedham, Thomas Greenleaf, of Quincy, Samuel Bafs, of Randolph, David S. Greenough, and Thomas Williams, jr. of Rojcbury. Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleas^ Horatio Townfend, of Dedham. Judge of Probate^ William Heath, of Roxbury. Pe^ijler of Probate, Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Regifter of Deeds, Eliphalet Pond, of Dedham. County Trcafurer, John Bullard, of Dedham. Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Be.llingham Eliab Wright I Milton John Rowe Brookline Ifaac S. Gardner Quincy Thomas B. Adams j Dedham Nathaniel Ames, Randolph Samuel Bafs Ebenezer Wight, Samuel | Roxbury Nathaniel Ruggles, Haven, HoratioTownfend, David S. Greenough, Ebenezer Fifljer | Thomas Williams, jr. Dorchejier Stephen Badlam, I Ebenezer Seaver MofesEverett, John Howe | Weymouth Cotton Tufts Foxborough Eben. Warren Wrentham Cornelius Kol- j Franklin Whiting lock John | Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Read, Ebenezer Warren, HoratioTownfend, Samuel Day, Nathaniel Ames, and Nathaniel Ruggles. Jujlices of the Peace. Bellingham Labaa Bates, Braintree, James Holbrook John Bates Brockline Stephen Sharp Braintree Daniel Fogg, Canton Elijah Crane, Stephen Penniman, Minot Jofeph Bemis, William Thayer, Nathl.Thayer, jr. Dunbar ii6 Counfellors, &c. in Norfolk. Cohaffet Eliflia Doane, Q^uincy Thomas Greenlca^ Thomas Lathrop E -enezcf Miller Dedkam Jame? Richard- Rand'lpk Sainl. Linfield, jr. fon, Willard G.iy, Jabcz Tliomas French, Seth Chickering jr. Turnttr Donhtfter Thouias Tilefton, Rcxbury John Parker, Sfphen Hail, Auiafa William Brewer, John Stetfon, ThC'LuasMoU'ly S. Vl'iilian s Abijah Dra- Divtr JefTe Dr per per, Luth^rr Ric'.iardfon, Foxborough Aa; on Everett John Wiothrop, jofeph" Frartklin Pelatiah Fifher, t^eath, Aaron Davis Elihu Pond, f- James Adams j Aharon J ph fitwinij Medjield Elij.ih Adams Benjamin Be> nett John Baxter, Na:hr«n!el Stou^hton Peter Adams, K :'.gft)ury, Danie! A'iams Jab z Taiboi Midway John Ellis, Walrcl, Seth Bullard, ^ Abner Morfe Dainei Kingfbur) Milton liaac Davenport, Wey7'iouth Eliilia'et Loud, James Ford, John Swift, Afa White, James Lovell, Jofeph Rosve James Humphreys, 2d. Ntedham Ifaac Shepard, G'deon L.Thayer, Samuel Benjamin Slack, Daniel Bailey, Cotton Tufts, jr. Ware Wrentham David Holbrook, Quincy Peter B. Adams, Jairu Ware, Samuel Day Couvfdlors at Law. Qznton W iam D-anbar Ouincy Thomas B. Adamt Dedham James Richardfon Koxbury Thomas Wi'liams, jabez Chickering, jr. John S. Willia'.ns, Luther Dorchejler Beaj. Hitchborn, I Richardfon, Jofeph Har- Perez Morton nr.gton Medjield Daniel Adams WfyvioiUji Gideon L.Thayer Milton Afaph Churchill Wrentham Jairus Ware Attornits at the Supreme Judicml Court' Dedham Th&xon'^lti(i?L\{\ Randolph John King, jr. Attornies at the Common Pleas. ii)ecfAfl772Era(>usWorrhington Weymouth ChriftopherWcbb j Foxborough Melatiah Everett ) Coroners. Braivtree Caleb French I Dorc/?^^rE.Withington,3d. C-auton Luther May Oliver Billings I Cohaffet Thomas Bourn I Foxbcrovgh JefTe Pratt, Dedham. John Baker, jr. | Oiis Paine Juftices, &c. in Kennebeck. 117 Franklin Amafa Rkhardfon Roxbury jefTe Dogget, Medway Aaron Adams, Ebenezer Brewer Ralph Bullard Sharon Elijah Hev^'ins, jr. Milton Rufus Pierce, Stoughtcn Samuel Capen, jr. Phineas Davenport Wrcntham Paul Fifner. Needham David Smith, jr. Jofeph Ware, James Quincy Jonathan Rawfon Whiting Sheriff, Elijah Crane, of Canton. DeputySheriffs. Bullard Bdlingham Elias Cook 1 Needham Nathaniel Canton Thomas Kollock Qjdncy jofeph N. Arnold | Guild M^renthamTin\o.V.\W\i\mtY Dedkam John j Geo.W.Adams Mcdfield I Deputy-Jail-Keeper, Samuel Daggett, of Dedbam. KENNEBECK COUNTY. Jujlices of the Common Pleas, Jofeph North, of Augufta, Nathaniel Duramer and Chand- ler Robbins, of Hallowell. Special Jujlices, William Brooks, of Augufta, Samuel Moody, of Hallowell, Robert Page, of Readfield, and William Swan, of Winfiow. Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleasj' John Davis, of Augufta. Judge of Probate, Daniel Cony, of Augufta. 'Regifter of Probate, Chandler Robbins, of Hallowell, Regijler of Deeds, Henry Sewall, of Augufta. County Treafurer^ Jofhua Gage, of Augufta. Jujiices of the Peace and of the Q_uorum, Augufia Jofeph North, Hallowell John O. Page, Wm. Brooks, John Davis, William Livermore Henry Sewall, Saml. How- Monmouth John Chandler ard, Reuben Kidder, Saml. Pittfiown Jedidiah Jewett Cony, Nathan Wefton, jr. Readfield Robert Page, Farmington Supply Belcher, John Hubbard Solomon Adams Waterville Jeremiah Fairfield Gardiner Barzillai Gannett Winthrop Nathl. Fairbanks, Hallowell Charles Vaughan, Samuel Wood Chandler Robbins, Peter Winjlow William Swan, Grant, Samuel S. Wilde, Lemuel Payne 11$ Juftlces in Kennebeck. Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Jofeph North, Daniel Cony, Nathaniel Dummer, Chand Jer Robb.ns, Henry Sewal), Thomas Fiilebrown, Thoma: Odiorne, and Samuel Titcomb. Jujlices of the Peace, Avgiif.a Samuel Titccmb, 1 N^arHalloioell]^^t^QVm{fXi James Bndjie, Beniamin Harlem" Abraham Burrel Whitwe!!, Thomas Bow- Leeds Abie! Daily man, Thomas Bond, Pf- Monmcuth ^\m^x\ Dearborn, terT. Vofe, Tbeophi^us Benjamin C lough, Abra- HarpJin, Reuel Williams, ham Morrill Daniil Stone Mtnirt-V-ynon Jedid^ah Pref- Belgrade John Rockn-ood cott, John Hove) Chejierville Dummer Sewall Nezu-Sharcn tV. .;i.. Prcfcott, Clinton Jor.ah Crcfbv, jr. Jofeph Wingatc, jr. James James North, Ezckiel Hov..:^s Brown, DominicusGetch- P'-ttjicum Samuel Oakman, ell, Aflier Hinds, Matthias I'homa'^ Eldr-d Weeks Readfeld l\",tx Norton Fairfax Jgpheth Wifhburn Sidney Ich.-ibod Thomas, Farmington Staph Titcomb, A -OS Partridge, Ambrole Moies j Sterling, B-mjamin I Hrwjrrd Whittier, Ha-ffhome Staiddir,gtnzonPl.]o{. j Heald Cony, Thomas Johnfou, Temple Beniaro:n Abbot Nathan Cutler Uniry Then f»attee, Benj. Fayette Solomon Bates, Ban:\ti, Lemuel Bartlctl Charles Smith VaJfalborcugkW'm. P"arwell, Gardiner Nathan Bridge, Jas.Bracketr, Phi!;p Colby, SanfordKijgfburv, Kufus Sarnl.Reddingr.cn, Thomas Gay, RoberrH Gai diner, Odiornc, John Getchell, Samuel Je-.v-ert Benj. Brown, Saml.Bugbee, Greene Benjamin Merrill, Jofhua Merrill Jofeph Hf'rrick Vienna Gideon Wells, Hallowtll Samuel Moody. James Chapman Joieph Wmeate, Dav-d IVaterville Afa Rcddington, ' Sewall, Jr* -c^ Parker, Elnathan Sberwin, Moles JoihuaWin^arc, Jeremiah Appleton.Afa Soul, James Dummer, Nathl. Perlry, Stackpole John SewaJj, John Mer- Wayne Jofeph Lamfon, rick, Benjamin Vau^han, Mofcs Wing Thomas Agry, JLberezer n\fl-Pond- PloJit . JohnLock, T. W'a'ren, Thcmas Ofg,j..d Carlton, Peafley Bond, jr. Ariel ^-lann Morrill, jr. Attornies, &c. in Kennebec k. 119 yUton Y.\itnczitx YjXoxx \ Wir^flow Ephralm Townc finjlow Ezekiel pj'se, | Wintkrop Samuel Page, IhomasRice, Ephriml Thomas Fillcbrown, Iffa- Town, Charles Haydeu, \ char Snell, Elijah Wood Attornies at the Sup reme Judicial Court, iugufla James Bridge, Hallotueli Jeremiah Perley Benj. Whitwell, H. W. Gardiner Nathan Biidge, Fuller, Reuei Williams, Sanford Kinglbury, Fred- Reuben Kidder, Nathan erick Alien Wefton, jr. Readfield Saml. P. Glidden, ^.linton Warren Prelton Daniel Campbell '^armington Nathan Cutler, Vajfalborough Philip Leach Zechariah Soule Waterville Timothy Boutell, iallowe'l Nathaniel Perley, E. W. Ripley Samuel S. Wilde, Oliver Win/low Thomas Rice Whipple, E. T. War. Wintkrop Alexander Belches icn, Thomas Bond, jr. Attornies at the Commm Pleas,. iugujia Thomas Bowman, Monmouth John Whitman Auguftus Alden, John Pittjlotvn Samuel Bifhop Potter Readjield ]ondi. G. Huntoon Hinton Matthias Weeks, Valfalborough Thos. A.Hill Henry Johnfon Wattrville Samuel Conner 'armingtcn Elnathan Pope Win/low Bartlett Allen, iallowell Henry H. Gurley Lemuel Paine Coront iugufia Elias Craig, Seth Monmouth Jonathan Judkin* Williams, James Black Mount-Vermn Robert Blake Belgrade Abraham Page Pitlflown Jacob Loud lltntm Ephraim Getchell, /?f(2fi^f/^IchabodSimmond$, Amos Barton Jacob Basford 'armington Jotham Smith, Unity Daniel Whitmorc, Atidrew Norton, Enoch Hezekiah Chafe" ^ Craig, Edward Butler Vaffalbord' Wm. Getchel!, *ayette Francis Hubbard, Abiel Getchell, William St', phen Page Farwell {allowell Alfred Martin, WatervilU Jas. Stackpole, jr. Increafe W. Page, Jefle Wayne Ailis Sweet Jeweit Winjloza I Ezekiel Pattee, ji. larlem Samuel Burrell Wiliiam Stratton ^TMUik Jofeph Chandler, Wintkrop I Jofeph Tiril^ham 1 30 Juftices, &c. in Oxford. Sheriff, John Chandler, of Monmouth. k Deputy-Sheriffs, Angujia Pitt Dillmghara, Harlem Nathan Henlj Samuel Wefton, James Pittjiown Jacob Loud F. Norrls Readfield Edward Fullci Farmington Abrah- Johnfon Vajjalboro, James F. Norrls, Gardiner Arthur Plummer Holman Johnfon, Jofeph HallonjeU Daniel Evans, R. Abbot Jcfle Roblnfon, Francis WaterviLle Lewis Nerri? Norris, Simeon C. Whit- Winthrop Ichabod Foftei tier Jailer^ Pitt Dillingham, ofAugufta. OXFORD COUNTY. Jujlices of the Cammon Picas, Simon Frye, of Fryeburgh, Samuel Parris, of Hebron, and Lutiier Cary, of Turner. Special JuJliceSy Cyrus Hamlin and Daniel Stowell, of Paris. Clerk of the Supreme Judicial Court and Common Pleas, Cyrus Hamlin, of Paris. Judge of Probate, Judah Dana, of Fryeburgh. kegijier of Probate, Timothy Ofgood, of Fryeburgh, Regiffers of Deeds. Weftern D^ftrift, John Bradley, of Fryeburgh. Earterr, Dlttria, Jofeph Ruft, of Paris. Coufity Treafurcr, Henry Rufs, jr. of Norway. Jujiices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Stowell, Cyrus F, \'.burgk Judah Dana | Paris Daniel Htbron Sanmel Parris Hamlin, Levi Hubbard Luther Cary Hiram Pclcg Wadfworch | Turner Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Simon Fiyv% Luther Cary, Samuel Parris, Judah Dana, Daniel Stowell, and Cyrus Hamlin. Juflices of the Peace. Howard Albany Stephen Holt, 1 Brozunfield Jofeph Abijah Buck, Abla Chimberlain I Buckfield ^^/WEUTw^tchell, Timo. John Loring Ingalls, C:^rt.^r, James Walker | Denmark Cyrus CounfeUors, &c. in Oxford. 12] Denmark EHas Berrj' Norway Job Eaftman, Dixfield Holmes Thomas Luther Farrar, Uriah Holt Eajl-Andover Ezekl.Merril, Paris Caleb Prentifs, Joliah Ebenezer Poor Blfco, Jofeph Ruft Fryeburgh William RufTell, Porter Nathaniel Merrill, TimothyOfgoodjSaml.A. James Coffin Bradley, John M'Mellen, Rumford Francis Keyes, Ebenezer Feflenden, jr. Enoch Adams, Jofliua Pcobert Bradley, William Graham Ruflrell,jr. Sumner Ifaac Sturtevant Hartford Arvida Hay ford 7~/'j377z;&/b«P/.JohnThompron iHebron Wm. C. Whitney Turner Ifaac Root, Daniel Hiram Thomas Spring I Cary,JohnTumer,Charle3 Jay Edward Richardfon, L. Turner James Starr, jr. Waterford Eber Rice, Cal- 'Jvcrmore Nathaniel Perley, vin Farrar Ifaac Livermore Webb's Pond PL Abel Fiflce CounfeUors at Law. "^ryeburgk Judah Dana ( Fryeburgh Saml. A. Bradley Attcmies at the Supreme Judicial Court. luckjield Henry FarweJl, I Norway Luther Farrar Nathaniel Howe | Attorney at tlie Common Pleas. ^aris Albion K. Parris | Coroneri. bethel "EzxTL Twitchell, The- Livcrmore Benj. Winflovi?' | odorc Ruflell Jofliua Smith | Norway ^neburgk Robert Page Paris Seth Morfe | Hartford T'ttr/zer Thaye^ Edward Blake | Abner \\Hebron Alex. Greenwood I Waterford David Chaplin, Mofes Eli Longley Jay Crafts | Sheriffs Hannibal Hamlin, of Waterford. Deputy-Sheriffs. fryeburgh Paris Sylvanus Philip Page, | Jackfon George Bradley Turner Oliver Pollard i Uvermorc Dexter Walker Waterford Simeon Wood- NoTTway James French \ bury Prifon-Keeper^ Simeon Cummings, of Paris, Qrteroftht Courts, Simeon Woodbury, of Waterford. f?n.] L \2Z .^u dices, &c. in Somerfet. SOMERSET COUNTY. Jujiiccs of thf Common Pleas, Bezcr Bryant, of Aiifon, Bryce M'Lcllan, of Canaan, and Andrew CrorwcU, of Mercer. Special Jujlices, E!i Wcflon. of Canaan, and William Allen, of Induftry. Qlerk ofthe S. J. Court and Common f/(?a5, William Jones, of Norridgewock. Judge cf Pi abate, William Tones, of Norridgewock, Staiks. Regyler of Probate ^ James Waugh, jr. of jfuflices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Anfan Bezer Bryant Madifon Nathl. Bbckwell Canaah Serb Currier, Mercer Andrew Crolwell Bryce M'Lcllan, Eli Neu^-Vineyard C. Norton, jr. Wefton, Benj. Shepard i Non idgewockTi-3iU\. StPWAxt^ Cornville Robert Evans Wm. Jones, John Ware j Fairficid William Kendall i Starks Jr.ines Waugb Indufiry William Allen I Strong William Reei Appointed to qualify Civil OJicers. William Jones, John Ware, Bryce M*Lellan, Eli Wefton. Juflices of the Peace. 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Abbot P'-ofeJJor cfChrillian Theology, Leonard Woods, D.n. Barikit FrqfeJJcroJ Pu'pitEIoquenceyEdwjaidD.GT'iSinj d. d, V.\C.A.TIONS. //r.'?, 6 vreck.t frcm the Annual Fi/itaticn, the laft Wedncf day in Septciiiher. Second, 6 weeKS tjom the iPi Wednefday in April. iVillia-Ms' Ceilfge, at WU/icmJozan, Incorporated, June 22, 1793. Prefidevt, Ebenezer Fitch, d. d. Vice-Pre/ident, Stephen Weft, d. d. Treafure), Daniel Dewey, Efq. Secretary y Daniel Noble. Profejor of Law and Civil Polity ^ Hon. Theodore Se Yirfit 5 weeks from Commencement. Stcondy 3 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in Jr.nusry. Third, 3 w:cl;s from the ift Wednefday in May. CaniRxcncemsnt is pa the ift Wednefday ia Septem!)*! Yale College. 127 Bowdoin Qollege, at Brunfwick, Incorporated June 24, 1794. ^reficlents from the commencement of the Inftitution. Indufled, 1809., Rev. Jofeph M'Kean, d.d. Died 1807. 1807, Rev. Jeffe Appleton, d.d. ll.d. l8oe, P'r/cjforc/'Zfl/z^z/c^«, John Abbot, A.M. Profeffor of Mathematics and Natural Phiiofophy^ Parker Cleveland, a.m. a.a.s.. Tutors^ Benjamin Tappan, A.M.and VVinthropBalley.A.M. board of trustees. Preftdent, ex officio, ReyJefTe Appleton.D.D. ll.d. Vke-Prejident, Rev. Saml.Dean, d.d. a.a.s. Secretary^ Charles Coffin, Efq. Treafurer, Hon. Benjamin J. Porter. Hon. John Frothingham, Rev. Thomas Lancafler, Alden Bradford, Efq. Rev. Elijah Kellogg, Rev. Alfred John- fon. Rev. Joliah Winfliip, Hoa. Silas Lee, William Martin, Efq. and Hon. Benjamin J. Porter. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. Preftdent, Hon. David Sewall, a.a.s. h.s. Vke-Prefident, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, a.m. Secretary, Jonathan Ellis, Efq. and forty-two others. VACATIONS. Fb'/i, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the ift Wednefday In January. Third, 3 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in May. Commencement is on the ift Wednefday in September. Vale College, at New-Haven. lounded in the year 1700. PRESIDENTS. Apt!dinted. Died or refigned. J 701 Rev. Abraham Pearfon. 1707 J719 Rev. Timothy Cutler, D.D. 1722 1727 Rev. Eliflia Williams. 1739 1739 Rev. Thomas Clap. 1766 1766 Rev. Naphfali Daggett, D.D. 1777 1777 Rev. Ezra Stiles, d.d. l.l.d. 1795 179.5 i^ev. Timothy D^vigbt, d.d. ll.d. , FELLOWS. J The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and fix fenior Afiift- aots in the Coiip.cil of the State, together with the foUov- l 120 Brown Univerfity. ing Clergymen, viz. Jofiah Whitney, d.d. Hezekb' D.D, &' James Dana, d.d. John Maril,, d.d NoahBenedia,i^ii Andrew Lee, d.d. David Ely, d.d JoI.Strong, D.D. Achilles Mansfield, and Benoni Upfon PROFESSORS. Profejfor of Dirjinity, Timothy Dwight, d.d. PrqfeiJor of Mathematics and Natural Philofcbh, '' -^Tere Dar Prcfejor of Law, Hon. Eliznr Goodrich. ' ^ * ProfeJiorofCkemi/lry, Benjamin Siiliman. Prqfejfor of Oriental languages, James Luce Kingfley. TUTORS. Thomas H. Gallaudet, Edward Hooker, Louis Mitchell Henry Strong, Nathaniel Chauncey. ' Treafurer, Hon James Hillhoufe. grt' The Library contains about 3000 volumes. VACATIONS. Firf, 6 weeks from Commencement. Second, 3 weeks from the 2d Wednefday in January. Tnird, weeks from the 3 Wednefday preceding the 2d Thurfday in May. Commencement is on the 2d V/ednefday in September. Brown Vnivtrfty, at Providence. The firft ftone of this College was laid in May, 1770. Chancellcr, Hon. Jabez Bowen, l . d . Prefdevt, Rev. A fa Meffer, d.d. The \vhole number of the Corporation is 48, of whom ^S are Trudees, and 12 are Fellows; the latter muft be perfons ot education, and are ftyled The Learned Faculty, whofe buhnefs n is to judge of the qualifications of candidates for ciegr.ees, and by thei- authority they are conferred. Thev' iKeet arinually 10 tranfaa bufinefs. FELLOWS. Rev. Afa Meffer, d.d. Prpfident. Rev. William Williams, Hon. David Howell, ll.d. Rev. Perez Fobes, ll.d. Solomon Drown, m.d, James Brov;n, Efq. Mr. Robert Rogers, Hon. David L. Barnes, Rev. Henry Wight, Samuc ! Eddv, ll.d. Rev. Thomas Balwm, D.c, and Rev. Nathan B. Crocker. Profejfnr of the Learned Lavgvages, Calvin Park, a.m. JutCTs, John Bailey, A.M. and Bradford Sumner, a.b. 1 te Library contains about 3000 volumes. Dartmouth Utiiverfitj. 129 VACATIONS. Firjl^ 3 weeks from Commencement. Second^ 8 weeks from the laft Wednefday in December. Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednefday in May. Commencement is on the ift Wednefday in September, Dartmouth Univerfity^ at Hanover^ ( N. H.J Founded in 1769. I PreJidmU Hon, John Wheelock, ll.d. ^rofejor of Civil and Ecdeftajlkal Hijlory, Hon. John Wheelock, ll.d. ^rofejfor of the Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and other Oriental Langiiages, Prancis Brown. ^efejor of Mathematics avd Natural Philofophyy Ebenezer Adams. ^ofe[for of Chemijlry and Materia Medica, N. Smith, m.d. "^rofefor of j^natcmy, Cyrus Perkins, m.d. ^qfejfor of Divinity, Rofwell Shurtleff, a.m. "uiors, Cyrus Mann, a.m. and Andrew Mack, A.M. '^receptor 0} the Academy ccnneEled with the College, Joel Mann, a.b. VACATIONS. yifti 4I weeks from Commencement. \econdy 8| weeks from the id Monday in January. Commencement is ou the 4th Wednefday in Auguft. PHI BETA KAPPA, Alpha of Majfachuchetti. ^ndiverfary is held at Cambridge, on the day after Com* menceraent. /^r^^^^-?!;, Hon. Jofiah Quincy, Vice- Prefdent y Loammi Baldwin, Efq. *lorrefponding andRecording Secretary^ S. C. Thacber,A.M, Alpha of New-Hampfliire. A.nniverfary is held at Hanover, on tlie day preceding G>m- mcncement. Prefidmt, Rev. Afa M'Farland. Vice- P refi dent, Rev. Francis Brown, Correfponding Secretary , Samuel Ayers, A.B, Oratorfor next Anniverfary^ Poet, . 130 Academies, (j;^ This ancient and very rcfpeflaKle literary Inflifutii ivas fiHl founded ?.t the Univerfity in Oxford; frcm ihen» acbajterwas granted to William and Marj'.s College Virginia. From ihe latter inflituiion (where the fccirty now extinft) a charter was granted to Harvard Uiiiverfity from thence to Yale College, and by thefe two, to Dai moL'.ih Univerfity. The branches are difiinguifhed hy tf names oi Alpha of Mafj-jchufetts, Albka of ConneElkut, ar A'bkd of Ncrv-Hampjhire. No charter can he granted, unlc by the unanimous approbation of all the branches. • ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Phillips' Academy^ at Andaver. Inftituted April 1, 1778- Incorporated Oftober 4, 178< Prcfident, Eliphalet Pcarfon, L L. D Oliver Vice- Preft dent J Hon. Wendell, Secre'ary^ Treafurer^ Samuel Farrar, Efq, Truflees, The above officers, with William Phillips, Efc Samuel Abbot, Elq, Jedidiah Morfe, d.d. Hon. Job Phillips, Hon.Jofiah Quincy, Hon John Phillips, jr. Mar Newman, a...m. and Rev. Daniel Dana Preceptor, Nathaniel K. G. Oliver. Principal, Jf'hn Adams. Wriiing-Maflcr, Amos Blanchard. Mr. Timothy Hilliard 'S Preceptor of the North Parifh." Fryeburrh Acadtmy. Incorporated February 8, 1792. Preceptor^ Amos J. Cook, a. ^r. Prcfident, Rev. Nathaniel Porter. TrL-afwer, Hon. Judah Dana. Secretary, Amos J. Cook, a.m. Trv.fiee.i,, Capt. James Olgood, Samuel A. Bradley, Efq Col. David PajAC, Hon. George Thacher, Rev. Lincoli Ripley, Tames Ofgood, Efq. Philip Page, Efq. Rev. Franci R. Whiting, and Rev. Mr Hidden. Briflcl Academy, at Taunton. Incorporated in 1792. Preceptor, Simeon Daggett, a.m. Precfhtrefs, Anna Brewer. Preficitnt, Samuel Falev Efq. Secretary^ Rev. John Pipon. Academies. 131 Treafurer, Samuel Crocker, Efq. TriiHeeSy Joieph Tifdale, Simeon Tifdale, Jona. Ingell, ime> Sprraf, Perez Fobes, N-icholas Tiliinghaft, ^VUliam lylies, Samuel Tobey, S;>mue' Crocker, Seth Wafhburn, »hn W. Seabury, John Weft, and Richard Sanger. Nezu-Satem Academy. Incorporated February 25, 1795. Preceptor, Joel Wright, A.B. Prefideni, Rev. Joel Fofter. Secretary yYAxn^Y Pearce, Efq. Treafurer, Joiliua Green, Efq. Trujlees, Hon. Ebenezer Mnttoon, Rev. Jofepli Kilburn, \v. Jofeph B'odger, Dea. Samuel Kenda!!, Jofeph Met- !f, E'q. James Humphreys, Efq. Samuel C. Allen, Etq. ;v. Ezekiel L. Bafcom, Rev. Warren Peirce, Solomon lead, Efq. Samuel F. Dickenfon, Efq. and Samuel Eaft- in, Efq. ^^ The name of this Academy may be changed, when- cr a benefaftor iha'il appear, whofe munificence fliall en- le hirn to the honour of perpetuating hiS name by annexing o a growing and refpeftabie inRitution. Sandcijic/i Academy. Incorporated February 21, 1S04. Precep tor, R uf s A 11 y ne , a b . Prectptrcfsy Mifs Berfiieba Whitman, Pri'fidenty Wendell r)avi<:, Efq. Secretary y Rev. Jonathan Burr. Treafurer, Mr. WlHiam Feffenden. Standing ilommittee, Hon. Jasy.es Freenaan, Stephen Baf- t, Abraham Burr, Rev, Henry Liiboln, and Wendell ivis, ex oJJicWm Nezuhuryport Academy. Incorporated June 20, 1807. Prefidcnty Rev. Daniel Dana. Treajurery John Peabody, Efq. Qlcrk, Mr. Seth Sweetfer. Tritfteesy Jofhua Carter, Efq. Rev. James ISiorre, Wi!- pWoarr, Efq. Mr. R'chaid Pike, Capt. Ebenczer Wheel- ight, Capt. Thomas M. Clark, Capt. Thomas Carter, mer Wood, Efq. Robert Fcfter. Efq. John Peabodv, Efq. S. Livermore, Zh. m 152 Academies. Dnmmitr Academy^ at Newbury, 061. 3, 1782. Benjarnu Allen, L.L. D. Lekcjler Academy. March 23, 1784. Ltither Wilfon. Hallowell Academy. March 5, 1791. MofesWehfler, a.m Bf!rwick Academy. March 11, I'j^i. Jofiah W. Seaver JVaJJiington Academy, at Machias. March 7, 1792, MarbUhead Academy* Nov. 1 7, 1 792. Sarril. Greele, A. m Plymouth Academy^ at Bridgewater. March ig^ 17QQ David Reed. Wtflfield Academy. June 17, 1793. Grcton Academy. Sept. 28, 1793. Caleb Butler, a.m. Wejijord Academy. Sept. 28, 1793. Nabum H. Groves Portland Academy. Feb. 27, 1794. Rev. Wm.Gregg Deerfield Academy. March 1, 1797. Hofea Hildreth, a.b Derby Academy , a t H i ngham , 1 u ne 17,1797. Danie 1 Ki bail, A.M. Elizabeth Cufbing, Preceptrefs. Milton Amdemy. March 3, 1798. Rev. Warren Pierce Framingkam Academy. March 1, 1799. W. Ballard, a.m Lincoln Academy ^zila^t-wcdi^Xt. Feb. 23, 1801. Harve; Talcot, A.B. Nantucket Academy. March 3, 1801. Berk/hire Academy, at Lenox. Feb. 22, 1803. L. Gleafon Gorham. Academy. March 5, 1803. Charles Coffin, Eff^ Havipden Academy. March 7, 1803. Bluchill Academy. March 8, 1803. Elias Upton, a.b. Bradford Academy. Feb. 10, 180^. Daniel Hardy, jr. A.M Hebron Academy, Feb. 10, 1804, Monfon Academy. June 21, 1804. Lynn Academy. March 16, 1805. Pro^or Peircc, a.m. Bath Academy. March 16, 1805. Day's Academy, at Wrentham. March 13, t8o6. Martii Moore. Middlefcx Female Acadipny. March 14, 1806. Pittsfield Female Academv. Feb. 13, 1807. Farjjiing ton Academy. Feb. 13, 1807. Canaan Academy. Feb, 13, 1807. Warren Academy. Feb. 25, 1808. Belfafi Accrdemy. Feb 29, 1808. Bridgetotun Academy. March 8, 1808. Bath Female Acadtmy. March 11, 1808. JVifca[[et Acadejnical Ajjdciation. March 12, i8g8. Phillips Limerick Acadmy. Nov. 17, 1808. Moamouth Academy » June 19, 1809, John BoutelJ, a.b- _ . Churches, &c. in Suffolk. 133 Churches, Minifers of the Go/pel, &c. in Majfachufetts. N. B. C (lands for Congregationallft ; E for Epifcopa- ian ; P for Prefbyterian ; 15 for Baptlft ; L for Lutheran ; nd U for Univerfalift. SUFFOLK COUNTY. In Bv/icn. irft Church, Summer-Street, William Emerfon, C econd or Old North Church, Middle-Street, ) q John Lathrop, d.d. J irft Baptift Church, Back-Street, pld South, Church, Marlborough-Street, > p Jofeph Eckley, d.d. and JoJIiua Huntington. ^ tone Chapel, School-Streer, James Freeman ?indS.Cary. E hurch In Brattle-Street, Jofeph Stevens Buckminjler, C fiends' Meeting Houfe, Congrefs- Street. ew-North-Church, North-Street, John Eliot, d,d. C ew-South-Church, Summer-Street. C hrift Church, Salem-Street. Afa Eaton. "E hurch in Federal-Street, William E. Channing. C hurch in Hollis-Strcet, Horace Holley. C rinity Church, Summer-Street, John S* J. Gardiner. E /"eft Church, Lynde-Street, Charles Lowell. C :cond Baptift Church, Back-Street, Thomas Baldwin, d.d. niverfalift Church, Bennett-Street, > John Murray^ and Edward Mitchell. ) Oman Catholic Church, Franklin-Street, > W. Rev. John Cheverus^ and F A. Matignon, d.d. > rft Methodic Chapel, Methodift-Alley. Grican Baptift Society, Belknap-Street, Thomas "Paul. cond Methodift Chapel, Bromfield's Lane, 'ciery in Friend-Street, Travelling Yreachers. lird Baptift Society, Charles-Street. lurch iti Park-Sreer, Edward D. Griffin. C ptift Church in Mill-Pond Street. Walter Balfour. telfea, Jofeph Tuckerman. C inijlers who officiate at the l^ublic LeBure in Bojlon on Thurf- i/f, {at the Firjl Church in Chauncy Vlace,) arranged ac- cording to theirfeniority Mr. Emerfon Mr. Buckminfter- Doa. Klrkland Mr. Lowell Mr. Gray Mr. Codman Mr. Pierce Mr. Holley Mr. Channing Mr. Cary MMr. Tuckerman Mr. HuntingtORi 134 Churches, &c. in MIddlefex. ESSEX COUNTY. Amcfiuryy Stephen Hull C Afcr/^/f^fflii'Jas. Bowers E Samuel Mead C Ferdinand Ellis B Andover Bailey Loring C Metbodifts C Methutn, H. C. Perley C Bradford, Jonathan Allen C Middleton, Solon), Adams C Ebenezar Dutch C Newbury. John S. Popkm C B James Miltimore C Beverly, Ahiel Abbot C Ebenezer Hubbard C Mofes Dow C Friends Jofeph Emerfon C c Eiifha Williams B Nezvburypt.]ohx\ Andrews C Boxford* I faac Br Iggs C James Morfe E Pet€r Eaton C Samuel Spring, D.D. C Eyefidd C C. W. Milton C Danvers Ben).Wadfworth C Daniel Dana P Samuel Walker C John Giles P Jeremiah Chaplin B John Peak B Gloucejlcr, Perez Lincoln C Rozvlev, /^^aniel Fuller C Elijah Parifh, D.D. C ^ Ezra Leonard C Ifaac Braman C David Jewett C Gilbert T. Williams C Thomas Jones U B B Sakm, John Prince, ll.d. C Hamilton, M.C\it]er, l l . d .C William Bemly C Haverhill, Jcfhua Dodge C Samuel Worccfter C Ifaac Tom kins C Thomas Barnard, d.d. C William Batchelder B Daniel Hopkins ) p Jpfwic/i, David T.Kimball C Brown Emerfon > Thomas Holt C Nathaniel Fiflier E Jofeph Dana, d . d . C Lucius Belles B B Joflma Spalding C Lynn, Thomas C.ThacherC Edward Turner U William Frothiiigbam C Friends Friends and Mcthodifts Abncr Jones B Lynnfield, Jofeph Mottey C Sali/1> « r y ,' W! 1 1 i am Bal ch B Manchtfier, Jas. Thurfton C Topsjield, A. Huntington C Marbkhcad, Samuel Dana C Wenham, Rufus Anderfon C C MIDDLESEX COUNTY. AElon^ Mofes Adams C Boxboro\ Jofeph Willard C Apihy, Cornelius Waters C Brighton, John Fofler C B'-dfcrd, Samuel Srearns C Burlington, John Marret C i'i//(j?7/: A fa Eaton, rcElor \ £ Naticky Freeman Sears C Ralph Sanger, reader \ NezotjTiy Jonathan Homer C Cambricl^cport, C William Greenough C Ca. .777, Piul Litchfield C Jofeph Grafton B C/^c:'7V//ccyfz,T.Morfe,D. d C Pepperdl, Johr/Bullard C William Collier B Rending, Reuben EmerfonC Ch, in Goiham fireet B E'i-.:b Stone C Chdmsford,W\\U%AX\txv C Peter Sanborn C B Ehenezer Nelfon B John Pickens B Sherburne, Elijah Browne C Corccird, Ezra Ripley C S/ii'iey, Phineas Whitney C Drncuty Solomon Aiken C Sio?ieham.}rihn¥i Stevens C DunftabUy Jofh.Hey wood C Stow, Jonathan Newell C B Sndbii^y, Jacob Bigelow C Eaji-Siidhury, Joe] Fofier C Tczukjluty, Jacob Co^^gin C Framingham DavidKellog C Towujhtnd, David Palmer C B T-\ngfboro\ N. Lawrence C •Crotov, Daniel Chaplin C 'Ezra Kendall _ B P Waltham, Samuel Ripley C //c////?c;z,Timo D'ekenfon C /rtf?^r/,5a^;z,Rich'dR.El!Ot C Jiopkintoriy Nathl. Howe C IVeJl-Qambr. Thad. Fifke C LexingUn, AveryWi lliamsC B l,i';2C(?//z,Chas. Stearns, d , d .C Wejiford, Caleb Blake C Littltton, Edmund Fofter C W^^o«,Saml.Kendall,D.D.C Maiden, Aaron Green C B B Methoc'ifts Marlbori)\ Afa Packard C Wilmington, F. Reynolds C Sylvefter F. Bucklin IVoburn, JofephChickeringC C , Medford, D . O fgood, d . d . C ! B YORK COUNTY. 4ljred, C Co?-;2z^'7z,Zebed.RichardfonB Plenry Smith B Kilter y, William Briggs C Shakers ^ Eliot^ C irundel, Silas Moody C Jofc^ph Litchfiald C Andrew SheTbuine B Zf/^flwow, liaac Hafey L" Berwick, John Thompfon C Zcbedee Delano B Jofeph Hi 1 hard C Liming ten, Jona. Atklnfon C Jofhua Chafe B Stephen Webber B Nathaniel Lord B B Friends & B Limerick, Edm. Eaftman C Viddcford, Nathl. WebflerC Ehenezer Kinfman B John Turner C Lyman, Simon Lock B luxton, Paul Coffin C Joiiathan Calef C Abner Flanders B Ntwfields Wm. Goodwin B 136 Churches, &c. in Hampfhire. Ntu'field, C ?>hapleigky Va r/onsfield. Benj .Rolf C Waterboro\ Henry Smith Samuel Week* B Henry Hobbs Wentworth Lord B WelN, Hcmmenwa}%D.D, Vhilipfburghy T. Kodfon B Nathaniel H. Fletcher Saco, Jonathan Cogrwell C Jofeph Eaton Sanford, Mofes Swett C Jofhua Roberts Otir. Robinfon B York, { Shapleigli^ Wm. Godding B Rofwell Meffinger • B HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. Amhnjly D. Parfons, d.d.C Granville, Joel Baker Nathan Perkins jr. C Roger Harrilbn < Nehem. Porter Chrillopher Minor Apifie'd, } ^ Alvan Sanderfon > Greenfield, R.Newton, n D.< Enos Smith B Greemvkli, JofephBlodget • Belchertowtt JuftusFoiwardC Jofnua Cro(by ^ ' Jeremiah Hafkell B Hadley JohnWoodbridge ' David Pcafe B Hatfield, j , Lyman, D . d . £<;r«ar*fy? o«,Tira.FRogersC Hawlcy, Jonathan Grout B //eflM,'Mofes Miller Blandjord, John Keepe C Holland^ Ezra Reeve Brimfietd^ Warren Fay C Ley den. Afa Hibberd £acA/fl«if,JofiahSpaulding C Ltventt, Flenry Williams B Elijah Montague Charlcmont, Joleph Field C Longmeadow, R. S. Storrs James Wheeler B Miadlcfuld, J onathanNafh Chejier, Aaron Bafcom C Che/lajield, Ifaiah WattrsC Monfon, Alfred Ely Afa Todd B ColrainCf Samuel Taggart P Montague, Aaron Gates ' B Edmund Littlefield B New-Salcm, A. Harding 1 Thomas Pijrrington B Paul Davis J Conway, John Emerfon C Northamptcn, S. Williams < Robert Keyes B Northjield, Thomas Mafon < Qummington, JamesBriggs C Norwich, BR AVood ri dge < DeerJieldS^m\it\ Willard C Orarigf, Meihodifts FMjlhamtdon, P. WiUiilon C Yalmer, Mol^s P. Baldwin GUI, Joiiab W. Cannon C Yelham, Elijah Brainard \ Gojhen, Sa-.nuel Whitman C Granby-y Elijah Gridley C P/fl;'»>///,Mores Hal lock < RuJfc'Il B Wejlfieldy iraac Knapp C SAr/burneTheoph ,'PzckzTA C Azariah H inks B S/iute/iury, J o{.Sm?i\]\dge B ^''.5;&r2>z^.J.l.athrop,D.D.C Souf..'.' .v7pton,'V'in^ouQou\6C Jeffe Wightman B S.Brvnfield, E. Codding B Thomas Rand B South- Hadky, Joel Hays C Method! It Southwich, C Whately, Rufus Wells C Springfield, Sainl. OfgoodC B Sunde'iand,]a.mfts Taylor C Williamfhurgh, Henry LordC r«re, C Wortkington,]. L.PomeroyC Warwick^ Samuel Reed C Wilhraham,yio{t%Wzxxtn C Levi Hodge B Ezra Witter C Wejlhampton, Enoch Hale C Stephen Shepherd B Wendell, Jofeph Kilbum C Ezekiel Terry B Samuel King B Methodifts PLYMOUTH COUNTY Ahington,^?^vcmQ\ Niles Middleboro, J of. Barker Daniel Thomas Thomas Crafts Sridgctvatei; J. Reed, d . D David Gurney Zedekiah Sanger, d . d , Samuel Abbot James Flint Simeon Coombs , Afa Meech Samuel NelCon Valentine W.Rathbun E. Bn Dartmouth^ Arnold Blifs B Rehcbotk, John Hill Friends Otis 1 hoinpion Dightori, WilliamWarren C Sylveiler Hound Abraham Gufhee C John Pitman Ephraim Sawyer B Jacob Hicks Eafion^ Luther Sheldon C Piefervtd Pearfe Method ids Philip Pearfe /"r^c/ozysPliilip Hathaway B Somcrja, Bcla Jacobs John Lawrence B Szvauzey, Saml.Northup 1 ' B Philip Slade Friends Barton Mansfield, Richard Briggs C Taunton, John Pipon New-Bedford^ C Sarnuel W. Colburn Friends Norton, Pitt Clark C Troyy Job Borden Raynhai^y P.Fobes,LLD. C BARNSTABLE COUNTY. Barnjlable, J. Waterman C Harwich, Abner Lewis J Enoch Pratt C Marjhpec ^ 1 Barnabas Bates B t>r/efl725, Daniel John Ton ( Brewfter, John Slmpklns C Provincetown, Sam. Parker Qkatham, Ephraim Briggs C MethodiUs Dennis, Cz\\thYLo]ints C Sandzvich, Jonathan Burr ( Eaflkam, Philander Shaw C Friends and Methodifls Falmouth, Henry Lincoln C Truro, Jude Damon ( Friends Methodifls Harwich, N. L^nderwood C Wellfeet, Timothy Davis ( Methodifls Yarmouth.. TiraothyAlden ( DUKES' COUNTY. Qhilmark, Jonathan Smith C Gayhead, John Jeffers I Edgarton, Jofeph Thaxtei C Tift> ur\, Ny m pfeas Hatch ( Gaykead^ Z. Howoofowee C Abiihai Sampfon J NANTUCKET COUNTY. Nantucket^ James Gurney C Nantucket, Friends and Seth F. Swift C Methodifls WORCESTER COUNTY j(/h62irnham,] ohr,Cu{h\v)g C ^€r//>z,ReiibenPufFer, d.d,( Methodifls and B Bolton, Ifaac Allen C j^thol, Jofeph Eftabrook C Boy Ifon, Ward Cotton ( /ifirre, Janr.es Thomjifoiv C Brookfield, Ef hraimWardC diurches, &c. in Cumberland. 139 Brooifield Thomas Snell C A'ortUrid^eJ. Craiie, d .D .0 Micah Stone C John Cooper B B OaAnam,DAniz] TomlinronC Qha rleton, Edw. Whipple C Oxford, Jofidli Moulton C James Boomer B U Methodifts" Paxtcn, Gaius Conant C Danaf Jacob Whipple B Peter/ham, Feftus Fofter C Doug/as^ David Hoi man C P B Princeton, James MurdockC Dudley, Abiel Williams C Royatjloriy jofeph Lee C JFitckburg, VVm. Bafcom C Levi H<5dge B Titus T. Barton C Rutland, Hez. Goodrich C Meihodifts ^y^r^ty/^z^ryjJofephSumnerC Carif;?fr,JonathanOrgoGd C Southbord', JeroX^o. Parker C Gerrv, Ezekiel L. Bafcom C Spencer, Jofeph Pope C Gj often, John Miles C Sterling, Reuben Hoi comb C B ^turbridgc, Otis Lane C Zephaniah Lathe U Zenas L. Leonard B Hardwkk, W. B.Weffon C U Ebenezer Burt B Suttm, E<5Tnund Mills C Methodifls Jofeph GofFe C Harvard, Stephen Bcmis C Samuel Waters B George Robinfon B Nathan S. Leonard B U Tempkton, C.Wellington C Holden. Jofeph Avery C Eliftia Andrevv's B B Upton, Benjamin Wood C Hubbardjion, Samuel Gay C Uxbridg€, Samuel J udfon C LancafleTy Nathl. Thayer C /f'araf, I faac Bailey C Leicejler. Zeph. S. Mocwe C /rf^^jro%E!ift)aRockwoodC Peter Rogers B Weji-Boyijion, Wm. NaftiC Z€f'W2wy2er,FrancisGardnerC Wejlern, Sylvefter Burt C ; ZaW(??z(^Mr^^,TimothyFiint C Wefiminjler, Afaph Rice C A/w Freeport Barnes U Otis/icfd, C Gor/iam, B ?oIand, C Ala Rand C Methodifls Gray, Daniel VVeflon C P Georgetown, E. Emerfon C i John R. Cutting C Hope, B I Warren, Andrew Fuller B M'^rfon, VVm. Allen B Tonnthan Hufe C J^eu.n(}on, Benjamin Cole B Wifcaijct, Ilez. Packard C Lifaon, B Woolwich, JofiahWinfliip C Litchfield, Wm. Stinfon B Samuel Stirafou B BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Adams f Methodifls BfthUhem, C | Ai«,^£/, Jofeph L, Mills CI Qhefhire, 6 Churches, 6cc. m Wafiiihgton. 141 '.Chejhirf, B Yittsficld, Methodifls Jennings C Richmond, David Perry C ii Dalton^ Eben. • Egremont, Jeduthun Gray C Savoy, B Sandhfield, Levi White C Gt.Barrington,- GrlfwoldE E Elijah Wheeler C B John Nichols B Jeffe Harfrwell B Hancock, C'ark Roger* B ?)hefield, Ephraim f^idfon C Merhodifts £ec, A I van Hyde C Method! tls SiocUr.S. V/eft, d.d. > Lenox-, Samuel Shepard C Eph. G. Swift, > B E Tyringham^ Methodifls l.anefboro\ Daniel Collins C Amos Pardee £ W-eJt-^lockbridge, Mt. IVafiin^ton, Methodifls J ofeph E •fvv'ards Nezo-Ajhjord, Methodilk WapAingion.y4.^\\imQ.t C NMarlboro', Jacob Catlin C B Nathaniel Turner C Methodifls P^rw, John Leland C Wilhamjlozm^ C Ebenezer Smith B Dyer Stark B Vittijidd, William AIko C Methodifls Jol'U Francis B f^/;j^/or,GordonDorrance G Thomas Punderfoa C B HANCOCK COUNTY. Bangor, franAfort,] ^{onhivcimore3 Methodifls Belfajl, Alfred Johnfan IJli[boro\ Thomas Eames B B j Mount-Deferty Bluehill, Jonathan Fifher C Northport, B Methodifls Buckjloiun, MIghill Blood C Orlando John Burnham B Cajline, William Mafon C Orringion, Methodifls B ?enobfcot, PhilipSpauldingC Deerifie, Bro'A.n C Vrofpea, B B Sedgwkk, Daniel Merrill B Dixmcnt, John Chadbourn B SuiUvan, C VinaLhavtn, John Haynes B WASHINGTON COUNTY. Addifon, B MacAias | B Eajlport, B Methodifls I iWcc/^miMarflifield Steele C I Vleafant Yoint, James P.. RornagRe, Roman Gaiholic, v"^ alfc vilits the Pcnobfcot Inaiaiis. 142 Churches, &c. m Oxford. NORFOLK COUNTY. Bellinghams B Needham, Stephen Palmer Brainiree, Ezra Weld C I'homas Noyes Brookline, John Pierce C Methodifts Canto7i, William Ritchie C Quincy^ Peter Whitney Cohaffet, Jacob Flint C Dtdkam, Jofhua Bates C Randolph^ Jonathan Strong Jabez Chichering C Joel Briggs Thomas Thacher C Roxbury, P&rter^ \ E D.D. E John Bradford ' Dorchcjler, T. M. Harris C Thomas Gray ' John Codman C Sharon, Jona. Whitaker ' Dover^ Benjxomin Caryl C Stour;hton. E. Richmond < Foxboro\ TKomas Skekon C Walpole, George Morey Franklin^ N. Emmons, d.d .C WeymoiUh, Jacob Norton ' A/^^;9^/^,T.Prentirs,D.D.C Simeon Williams William Gammc',1 B Wrentham, Elifha Fifke Mcdway^ Luther Wright C John Cleveland •-. «-^ William Williams Milton^ Samuel Gile C KENNEBECK COUNTY, Augujla, C Mounf-Fernon, Ste.Chapin < e New-Ska roHf '. C/^^^m//^,JothamSewal! C ( C/z??/o;2,MephibofhethCainB ?ittJlown, 1 FairfaXy Jabez Lewis B Readfield, Robert Low 1 Farviivgton, B Mc!! bod ids Fayette, Oliver Billings B Pf «oA/co^PhilipSpaulding ( Gardiner, Humphreys E Sidney, A fa Wilbcr I Greene, B Temple, David Smith ( John Daggett, jr. B Ffl/<7/^(3ro',MartinMarble 1 Hallouiell, Eliphalet Gillet E Friends B Vienna, Methodifts Harlem, Job Chadwick B Wayne, E Leeds, Thomas Francis B WinJlozL\ Jofhua Cufliman C Monmouth, B Wmthrop, DavidThurfton C M-thodifts Webb's Vond PI. C Mount'Vernon, B OXFORD COUNTY Bethel, Ebenczer Bray B Buckfield, Nathaniel Chafe B C B Brozunfieldi Jacob Rice C Daniel Hutchlnfon B Convention of MInillers. 143 .A!?doverJohn StricklandC J 44 Bifliops In America. The Standing Committee of Convention, appoirited for the purpofe of certifying to the charadler of Minifters an^ Candidates who may travel into other States, confifts of the foUowirrg Clergymen, via. Steph. Weft, d.d. StockbrlJge Jed. Morfe, to.D. Charlejloion Seth Swift, JViU'tamfoivn Kzra Weld, Bra'mtrt* iathrop, D.D. IV^ Spring/. \i,v>.BridgeivaUr J. John Read, Jofeph Lyman, d d. Hatfield , Perez Fobes, ll.d. Raynbam R, Newton, d.d. Qrttnjield ! Z^phaniah Willis, Kingjion John Cufhing, Ajjbbumbam I Thomas Barnard, d.d. Salem izra Ripley, Concord Sam I Spring,D,D.iWTf^wr);^^ Daniel Chaplin, Groton Samuel Dean, D.n. Portland Ephraim Ward, Sroolfeld M. Hemmenwny, d.d. /^^//j John Lathrop, d.d. Bojlon William E. Channing, a. m. of Bofton, Treafurer. John Pierce, of Brookline,A. m. Scribe of the Convention, The Convention earneftly recommend to all young gen- tlemen who defign to devote themfelvcs to the work of the Kiiniftry, to fpend that portion of time in the ftudy of divinity •which learned and judicious advifers fhall think neceffary to qualify them for public teachers. The Conventioa requeft the feveral Affociations in tl-vc State ammaliy to tranfmit a lift of the -names and places Eplfcopalian Bifiopt in Ameriea. Rt. Rev. Abraham Jarvls, d. d. in Qorait^Acrxt^Netv Haven, R;. Rev. Benjamin Moore, d. d. in New-York, Nexc-Yorl, Rt. Rev. William White, in Pennfylvania, Philadelphia^ in Maryland, UMarlbro\ 3^t. Rev. Thos. J. Claggct, ^r<7w», Rt. Rev. Tames Madifon, in Virginia, Kicbmond. Rt. Rev. Jacob Mountain, in Canada, ^ehec, Rt. Rev Charles Inglis, in Nova-Scotia Halifax, Rt. Rev. Alexander V. Grilwold, (ele Roman Catholic Bijbops. Moft Rev. John Carroll, Arch-Bifliop, Baltimore^ Rt. Rev. Lwaard Ncak,^ Coadjutor, Georgetown^ RevenHe Officers, H5 kt. Rev. Michael Egan, Philadelphia Rl Rev. John Cheverus, Boflon Neiv-Tork Rt. Rev. P. Flagget, BardJiQ-wny (Kent.) State- Prifon y at Chatlejio'wn, VISITORS. Hon. Wiiliam Gray Thomas M«lvni, Efq. Andrew Cragie, Efq. Triftram Barnard, Efq. Hon. Matthew Bridge Hon. Jonathan L. Auftia Jofeph RuffelJ, Efq. /^Ar/ci, Honjoli. Bartiett j 5a^ REVENUE OFFICERS IN MASSACHUSETTS. BiJiriSi of Bof.on and Cbarlefioiun, ColU^or, Henr.y Dearborn. J^sputy-Colle^or, Henry A. S. Dearborn. N'aval-Of^cer, James Loveli. Surveyor and Inffedior^ Thomas Melvill. IrfpeBors and Meafurers. fohn F. Barber Samuel W. Hunt ) Charles Lincoln rhoraas Edes John N.Welch Stephen Brevier &enj.amin Eaton Edward Cazneau Ebenezer Seaver Beza Lincoln Adam W. Thaxter Nathan Lewis fohn Popkins Ifaac Cooper Ebenezer Clougk Samuel Prince Joieph W. Homer Ebenezer Frenck Weighers and Guagert. p€ter Dolliver Jofeph Loring, jr. j William R, Lee Seth Wells James S. Loveli I lVardins% Mehemiah Somes James Freeman j Benjamin Homanj! Infpeaors of Outports rnfpeaor Jotham Lincoln, jn^ ^^* ^^^ Occafunal InfpeSiQry Martm Lmcoln, J InfpeSiorf John Minot, Vorebefi.l^^lnfy, lolleaor^ William R Lec, Salem and i^anial Oficer^ Samuel Ward, Beverly. Surveyor^ George Hodges, Colleaor, Jofeph V/ilfon, McrhlfhfaA Purveyor and Infpeiior i Jofliua PrentJCs, 146 Maffacbifetts Milit?a. ColUtlor, Ralph Crofs, Naiidl Offeery Jonathan Titcomb,amb, ^> Newburyport,iVtf Sur'-jeyor^ Jofeph Marquclar.d, J Collector., John Kittredgc, \ c'l "a Surveyor and InfpeSicr, Zechariah Steve^is, j purveyor and InfpeSior-f Williaui M. Dawes, Tbomajlo'voni Infpe6}ory Alexander M'Intire, Tork. Jnfpe^oTy William Athearn, Tijbury.. Surveyor and Inffe^lor, James C. Jewett, |^ /•Twl!"'^ Surveyor and Infpefiory Ifaac Carter, Augujla, Jrfpe^ory Jofeph Storer, Kennebunk. Injptciory Daniel Granger, Saco* ColUaors* Wilinm Otis BsrnJlabU Ifaiah Wefton Ne-u^-Bedfot j Jo&ua Wingate, jr. Bath L. F. Delefderuier PaJTamai ivathanlel Williams D'lghton Jofiah Hook femi \ Thomas Cooke, jr. Edgarton Henry Warren Blymoux iVL Jordan Frenchman's Bay Ifaac Ilflcy, jr. Fortlar Afa Andrews lopw'uh Daniel Granger Sa Jcfeph Storer Kennebunk 1 Jofeph Farley JValdohoroug Lemuel Trefcott Machias Francis Cook V^'^fi^o^ Daniel Coffin Nantucket Alexander M'Intire Toi Branch Pilots. Pilotsfor the tnivard Divifion of the Port and Harbour of Bofo Thomas Knox, Charles Cole, and Robert Knox. Pilotsfor the Oativard Dl'vi/ian oftlie Fori and Harbour ofBoJll Jofiah Ayers, Lemuel Ayers, and John Tilley. MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revifcd by the Adjutant-General, Nov. 1810 ] GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS. Captain General mid Ccnnnander in Chiefs His Excellency Elb ridge Gerry. Aid-de-Camps. Lieutenant Cobnels G.orge Blake and James T, Aufti AJj idant-Gincral. Bngidler-General William t)onnifon, of Boflon. [OfriCf: is kept in ihc Old Stare Houfe.] Dlvifionary StafF Oflicers. 147 Quarter-MaJier-GmeraL Rrlgadier-General Amafa Davis, of Bollon. [Office No. i»9, Orange-Street.] DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.— Se/fo/zi and Norfolk, Sajcr-Gentral, Elijah Grane, of Canton. Ud-de-Camps . Majors Wm . Dunbar, & Minot Thayer. '^udge Advocate. Lr.ther RichardfoHj of Roxbury, SECOND DIVISION.— £/e.v. UjcrGaieral. Elias Hafket Derby, of Salem, Hd-dc-Cavips. Maj. John Prince, jr. 5c Leonard Kimball. ^udge-Advocate. John Varnum, of Haverhill.- THIRD YAVl'^\0^,-^MiddUjcx. lajcr-General. Jofeph Bradley Vdrnuni, of Dracut. 'id- de-Camps. Maj. John L.Tuttle, and Jacob B. Varnum. 'udgC'Adx^ocate. Daniel Parker, of Charleftown. FOURTH DIVISION. --//3wA/^?Ve. lajor-G^mral. Ebcnezer Mattoon, of Amherll. 'id-de-Camps. Maj. Sam. Ganiwel! and Eben. Mattoon, jr. 'udgc-Advoca;te. jonat-han H. Lyman, of Hatfield. FIFTH DIVISION. Plymouth, Bnjlol, Barnjlable, Dukes',^ avd Nantucket, fajor-Ge?ieral. Nathaniel Goodwin, of Plymouth. id de Camp. Major Charges Richmond. udge-Advocate. Nathan Hayward, of Plymouth. SIXTH DIVISION—FoM, Xumberland, and Oxford. lajor-General. Ichabod Goodvin, of Berwick. id-de-Camp. Major Ichabod Good v/sn, jr. 'udge-Advocate. Dudley Plubbard, of Berwick. SEVENTH DIVISION .—^/^rf^,^er. fajor-GrneyaL Jonathan Davis, of Oxford. 'id-de-Camps. Major Efles Howe and John Spurr, jr. 'udge-Advocate. Levi Lincoln, jr. of Worcefter. EIGHTH 'mVlSlON.-KcnneSecA andSovurft. 'fajjr-Gtneral. Henry Sewall, of Auf^uHa, iid-dc-Cav9ps. Majors Barzillai Gannett and Eben. Dutch^ udge-Advccaie, Benjamin Whitweli, o' Augulla, NINTH DIVISION.^5er/ey7,/rf. iajor-Cencral. Jofeph Whiton, of Lee. '.d^d-i-Camps. Majors Henry W. Dwiaht and Douslas^ W. gloan. udge-Advocate, John W. Hulbejt, of Slieffield. ' 148 Brigade Staff Officers. TENTH DIVISION.— //accc^c/i andlVaJhington. Major-General. George Uliner, of Linconville. Aid- de-Camps. Majors Charles Ulmer and John Rufs. Judge-Aihjocate. John Wilfon, of Belfaft. ELEVENTH DIVISION.— Zz>?w/;z. Major.-GeneraL William Xing, of Bath. Aid-de-Camps. Majors Mofes Carlton, jr. & Abel Merrill. judge'Advocate. John Merrill, jr. of WifcaH'ct. . BRIGADE STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.—5j#o//t and Norfolk. n C ITaac S. Gardner, of Brookiine, Brigadier-Gener^J. < Samuel M. Thayer, Brigide-Major. g J ^" i Ehcnezer Crafts, Brigade-Quartcr-Mafter. (George Ellis, of Dedi^am, Brigadier-General, ' Timothy Whiting, Brigade-Major. iElijah Crane, jr. Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. ' Arnold Welles, of Bofton, Brigadier-General, Bryant P. Tildcn, Brigade-Major. ^' t WiHiani Shimmin, Brigade-Qua rfei-Mafler. SECOND DIVISION.— £/fA-. n C Ebenezer Goodale, of Danvers, Bngadier-Gcneral < Jonathan Kettell, Brigade-Major. ''^* C John Winchefter, Brigadc-Quarter-Maficr. J r John Peabody, of Newbury j^t. Brigadier-General < James Ayer, Brigade-Major. "^* C Brigade.Quaricr-Mafter. THIRD piyiSlO]^.— Middlefex. n ( NathlAulrinjjr.of Charleftown,Brigadici"-Ger'. • < Jeiemiah Clap, Brigade-Major. "^'' ( Timothy Walker, Brigadc-Ouartcr-Mafie^r. J C William Hildreth, of Dracur, Brigadier-General -j Sampfon Woods, Brigade-Major, ^'o* ( Jonathan Hildreth, Brigade-Quarter-Mafier, FOURTH DlYlSlO'^.^IIampJhire. n C Jacob Biifs, of Springfield, Brigadier-GeneraK • <"Noah D. Mattoon, Brigade-Major. "^' ( Archippus Morgan, Biigade-Ouarter-MaHer. ^j C Ifaac Maltby, of Eliifield, Brigadier-Genera!. ^ < Epaphras Hoyt, Brigade-Major. 'S* ( Samuel Partridge, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. FIFIH DIVISION— P(v;«^K//^, ^c, n C Silvanus Lazell, of Bridgewater,Brigadier-General V* -^ William Hamm3tt,Brig.>.de -Major. f'g- ^ Thomas H^bart, Brigade-Quaiter-Mafler. Srigade Staff OfBcers. 14^ C Thorms Lincoln, j^^ of Taunton, Brigadier Genera'- E'^'^'^ah Bates, Bngadc-Msjor. Brig. ; ( Gilbert Everett, Brigade-Ouarfcr-Mafler. oj C EbenczerLitbrop,ot BainflablejBrigadier-GeneraL Brj» ) Joseph Bliih,jr. Brigade-Major. '^' ( Andrew Gnrett, Brigade-Quarter TviaAer. SIXTH DIVISION.— 7«ri, Cumberland and Oxford, Lord, of Berwick, Brigadier-General. ift ^•^'^'^" Wiilijfm Hight, Biigudc-Major. 3n'' ^ *'* ( Winthrop B. Norton, Bri^ade-Qb'a- tc-KIafier. ^, 1 C Nathl.C Allen, ofNevv-G!oncerter,Brigadlcr-Gcr. " ' Wiliiam Goddard, ^rigade-^T-ior. 5rig. Godfrej' Grolvenor, Bri;:;ade-(»i. .irter-Mafler. .3d David Larred, of JLiverrr.ore, Bngadiei-GcneraL Hannibal Hamlin, Brigade-Major. 5ng. Oliver Pollard, Brigade-Ouarter-MaRer. SEVENTH DIVISIO \^. -Worccjfler. A C Caleb Burbcirik, of Sutton, Brigadier-General. < Brigade-Major. 5j.j Sumner BarRow, ^' (.Archibald Campbell, Bugade-Ouartcr-MaRer. „j C Samuel Lee, of Bane, Brigadiej-'Geneiai. ) Jacob Fifher, Brigade-Major. •riir°' C Thomas L. Whimey, Brigade-Quarter-Mafler. EIGHTH DIVISION.— /ve*2;2f^ea and Scnicrfet. C Jobi) Chandler, of Monmoiitb, Brigadier-General. ifl •; Samuel Howard, Brigade-Major. -ng. C Jofeph Chandler, Brigade-Ouaiter-MaOer. Williarn NofTidgev;ock, 2d ^ Jones, of Brigadier-Gen. < Richard Sawtell, Brigade-M^^jor. •ng: CTJmothv Boutelle, B'i»ads-Ouartsr-Mafier. NINTH DIVISION.— ^^er^/^zr^. r BavidTracy,orNew-Marlborough,Br!gaQier-GeR. ift < Jared Curtis, Brigade-Major. ^* ( Samuel RoiTeter, Brigade-Quarter-Maftc-. 1 C Amos Holbrook, of Windfcr, Brigadiei-Genera • < Henry C. Brown, Brigade-Major. ^' ( Jofiah Ta'iniace, Brigade-Qu^rter-M.irier. TENTH BIVISIO^ .—Ha?icock and IVafuvgicu. n C John Biake, oi Orri;:gron, Brigadi. r-General. ' < Samuel Greenieaf, Biigade-M^jor. ^* ( John Crolby, jr. Brigade-Qua. ler-Mn Her. Bngadief-GenUc:!. od C John C ELEVENTH DIVISION.- I/wr/;;. r Abiel Wood, of WifcafTet, Brigadier-Genera!. ^1^ Tj • < Seth Tinkham, Brigade Major. ^' C Nathaniel Coffin, Brigade-Qnartcr-Mafler. 1 C David Payfon, of Wifcr.ffet, Brigadiei-GeneraK^ < Robert Eiwell, Brigade-Maior. p> "^' C Jofepb T. Wood, Brigade.Quarter-Maflcr. FIRST DIVISION.-5 Reg- i Jacob Clark and Jonathan Fifk, Majors. 2d 5 '^^il^on Stratton, Lieutetiant-Coloncl-Commandani Reg. \ Krael Tifdale and Lemuel Tucker, Majors. 3d \ Elias Cook, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ James Smith and David Shepnid, Majors. THIRD BRIGADE. Ill ^ Lieutcuant-Colonei-Commandani Reg. i Jacob Stearns and Majors. 2d \ Peter Ofgood, Licurenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. < iTaac Cuihing and Thomas Dean, Majois. 3d S Danl. Meffinger, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant Reg. ( Samuel Curtis and Charles Curtis, Majors. SECOND DIVISION.--£/«. FIRST BRIGADE. ift 5 G-eorge Dean, Lieutenant-Colonel-CommandHut. Reg. \ Sanil. G. Dei by and Perly Fninum, Majois. 2d K Jacob Stniih, Lieu:enain-Coloncl-Conur;«r(iant. Reg. \ Benjamin Dodge and Jmncs Apnletcn. MajoiS. 3d S Jona. H. Lovctt, LieutenantColonel-CoiBmandan Reg. \ Iftaei Softer and Levi Dodge, Nf?jors. 4th S John Orne, Lieutenant-Colonel-Cornmandnnt. jleg. \ Rirliard Ingalls and Jofeph Richaids, jr. Major.', 5th 5-D'^^'*^ Pi^>"«*'^i' lieutenant-ColoneUCommandam ?veg. i Elijah Flint and Mcfes Black, Majors. Field Officers of Infantry. 151 SECOND BBIOADE. ttt $BBen). Stlckney, Lieut&nant-Colonel-Commandant, R^g-g. ^1 JJonathan Elliot and Ebcnczer Hale, Majors. 4d ^ Jonathan Cogfwell, 3d. Lieutenant-Col. Conimandt. ' Reg. i Paul Nelfon and Maj or& 3d i Benjamin Jenkins, Lieutenant-Colonel-Coninnandt. Rf&' ( Johi>Ingalls, jr. and Abiel Chandler, Majors. 4th i Jona. Barnard, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( vSamuel Walton and Thomas Weed, Majors. .Oth t Evan Merrill, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. iieg. I William Bachelor and Stephen Runne!s, Majors. /5th ^ Stephen Bartletr, Lieutenant-Colonci-Commandant, Reg. I Oilman White andEbenczer Mofely, ^Majors. THIRD DIVISION. ^Middl(/ex. FIRST BRIGADE. iR ^ David Townftnd, Liruter?r!t-ColoneUCommandt. Reg. i Uriah Moort- and Jofcph Pclrce, Majors. 2d 5 Samuel Hopkins, Lisutenant-Co.onel-ComnianiJnnt. Reg ( Benjamin E. Baldwin and Aaron Pearlon, Majors, 3d ^ Jonas Buttrick, Lieuicnant-Colonel-Cornmandant. Reg. ( Daniel Brooks and John Hayward, Majors. 4th K Jofeph Valentine, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandt, Reg. I Elijah Warkins and Samuel Fifke, Majors. 5ih 5 Jonathan Page, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Moody Whiring and Nathan Upham, Majors. S E C Cj N D BRIGADE. ift ^ Jofcph Whitman, Lieatenani-Colonel-Commandt. Reg. ? Lovcll Barnes and JelFe Goodenow, Majors. 2d \ Jonathan Bancroft, Lieutenant-Colonel-Cornmandt. R.cg. ( Rogers King and Stephen Longley, Majors. 3d S PielcotiVarnum, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. R<.g. ( Simon Coburn and NatJ:)aniel Howard, Majors. FOURTH DIVISION. -rHampJJare. FIRST BRIGADE. id 5 Eliphaz Moody, Lieurenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg, ( Samuel Williams acid William Clark, Majors. 2d S Job Langdon, Lieutenaut-Cojoncl-Commandant. Reg. ( Enos Foote and Luther Bedanha, Majors. 3d { Thomas Powers, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. ( Mofes Haftings and Melzar Hunt, Majors. 4th 5 William Tayior,Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. ^^8' c James Barlow and Alnnfon Knox, Majors. .5th ^ Amos Hamilton, Lieu*c.nant-Colonel-Commai)d?..n^ ^cg. I Lffachar Brown, jr. ar.d John Hoar, Majors, 152 Field Officers of Infantry. SECOND BRIGADE. tft ^ Seth Poraeroy, Lieutenant-Colonel-Coinmandam. Re^. ( Charles Chapman and John Lyman, jr. Majors. 2d S Richard E. Newcomb, Lieunnant-Col.-Commandt. Reg. ( Samuel Root and Seth S. Howland, Majors. 3d < Ephraim Wheeler, Lieutenant ColoneUCommandt. Reg. I Benjamin S. Wells and John Nevers, Majors. 4th S Patrick Bryant, Lieutenant-Colonei-Commandant. Reg. ( Robert Dawes and fvlajors. ,5ih \ Roger L^^avitt, Lieutenant-Colonel-Comraandant. Reg. i Thomas Longley and Henry Taylor, Majois. FIFTH DIVISION.—P/^w2o«/i, &c. FI RST BRIGADE, ill ^ John Thomas, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. c George RuflTell and Nathaniel Thomfon, Majors. sjd S Charles Turner, jr. Licutenant-Col. -Commandant. Reg. ( Ebenezer Bailey and John B. Baiftow, Majors. .3d 5 Caleb Howard, Lieutenant-Colonel-Comniandant. R^K- c J^mes Barrel and Theodore Mitchell, Majors. 4th S AbielWaQiburn, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Noah Dexter and Levi Pierce, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. tfl ^ Samuel Bourn, Lieutcnant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Abraham Ormfbee and Ebenczer Hunt, Majors. 2d S Benjamin Lincoln, Lieutenant-Coloncl-Conimandt. Reg. cJ^tcph E. Read, and Majois. 3d 5 Natha Reg.leg. i( IlraelIfrael Dean, 2d. and Edward Crofman, Majors. 4ih -S Shepherd Leach, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commacdan'. Reg. ( Zabuion White and Majors. THIRD BRIGADE. ifl: S David Nye, Licutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Nathaniel Jenkins and John Freeman, Majors. 2d 5 Jonathan Srjow, Lieutenant-Colonei-Commandant. Reg. ( Jc-hn Wiiherell and Elijah Cobb, Majors. SiXrH DIVISION.—Vori, Cumberland, and Oxford. FIRST BRIGADE. ift ^ Mofes Lyman, 2d. l/ieutenant-Colonel-rCcmmandt. Reg. ( Eliakim Sevey and Paul Lewis, Majors. 2d S Samuel Leighton, Lieutenant- Coloncl-Crmmandt. Reg. ( Samuel Remick and Willi;im Lambert, Majors. 3d A William Moody, Lieutenant-Colonel- Ccmmandp"* ^PS'^t James Warren a.nd John Spring, Majors, - Field Officers of Infantry. ^5$ 4th S William Froft, Licutenant-Coj<3ne I- Commandant. Reg, ( Benjamin Poirce and Dariinp. Huntreis, Majors. 5rh SJoIeph Parfons, Licutenant-Colcnel-Commandant. Reg. ( Jofeph Mefervy and Zebulon Peafe, Mrjors, 6ch 5 J?hn Mitchell, Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant^ Reg. < Simon Nowell and Timothy Frofi, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. MerriJl, ift ^ James Lieutenant-Golonel-Comraandant. Reg. c JofiPih Hobbs and Majors. od 5 Jai"nes March, Lleutenani-Colonel-Commandant, Reg" c J'Uues liifh, jr. and Majors. 3d \ Thomas Chute, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant« Reg. ( Jo(eph E. Foxcrofr, and Joi'eph Sraples^ Majors. Reg. ( Nathaniel Jordan and George Lewis, Majors. 5th 5 Samuel Baker, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Alford Richardfon, and Jollah Reed, Majors. 6th $ Samuel Steplienfon,Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandt, Reg. i Hofca lifley and William Francis, Majors. THIRD BRIGADE. ift 5 Levi Hubbard, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandantj, Reg. ( Jonathan Cummings and Ebenezer Rawfon, Majors. 2d S Amos Haftings, Lieutenant-Colcnel-Commandant, Reg. ( Samuel Warren and Amos H'\\\, Majors. 3d i John Turner, Lieutcnant-Coloncl-Coramandant. Reg. ( Amos Trafk and Majors. 4th 5 John M'Millen, Lieutenant-CoioneJ-Commandant» Reg. ( Elias Berry and Samuel Nevers, Majors. Seth Keith, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandani. Cyrus Clark and Henry Farwell, Majors. WorceJIer. FIRST BRIGADE. ift John Brighara, Lieutenant«Colonel-Commandant» J Reg. ( James Eftabrookand Enoch F!agg, Majors. 2d ^ Afa Childs, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. i HachaHah Whitney and Warren Rawfon, Majors, 3d ^ Henry Penniman, Lieutenant-Colonei-Commandt. Reg. I Timothy Billings, and Seth Field, Majors. 4tii 5 Zcphaniah Brown, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandt» Reg. c William Love and Salem Towne, jr. Majors. 5th \ Jofeph Farnfworth, Lieutenant-Co lonel-Cominandt Reg. ( William More, and Lyman Albiidge, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. Wilder, ift ^ James Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. ( Stephen P* Gardner and Thomas H. Blood, Major§ 1 14 Field Officers of Infantry. 2d 5 Joreph Davis, Lieutenant-CoioneUCornmandanr. Reg. ( Jofiah Flint and William Whitney, Majors. 3d ^ Samuel Henry, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. ( John \Vilfon and Joel Davis, Majors. 4th 5 Sylveder P. Flint, Lieutenani-Coionel-Gomraandt. Reg. ( Urae! Nichols and Nathan Raymond, Mnjors. ,'jfh { Benjamin Adams, Lieatenant-Coloncl-Commandt. Reg. ( Mofes Wright and Amos Jones, Majors. EIGHTH DIVISION.—Kennel^eck and Somer/d. FIRST BRIGADE. id ^ Thomas Fillebjown, Licutenant-CoL..Comir.andanu Reg. ( Samuel Coney and Benjamin White, Majors. 2d 5 VViJiiam Sprague, Tieutenant-Colonel-Commandt, Reg. ( Brown Baker and Jabez Bates, Majors. 3d S Oliver Bailey, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. R-;?' c Jofeph Fairbanks, and William Gould, Majors. 4th S Jeremiah Tuck, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Samuel Currier and Ellis Sweer, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. tfl ^ Elnathan Sherwin, Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandt. Reg. ( Richard M. Dorr and Abraham Brackett, Mrjors.. ed 5 James Waugh, jr. Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandc. Reg, c A^a Wyman and John Loring, Majors. 3d 5 Herbert Moore, Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant. Reg. I Eleazer W. Ripley end Jofiah Hay den, jr. Majors. 4th < NatW. Blackwell, Lieutenant-Colonei-Command.t. Reg. < Ephraim Davis and Nathaniel Parfons, Majors. NINTH DIVLSION.—Bfr/^^/r^. FIRST BRIGADE. ift ^ John Afhley, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( John Whitmg and Thomas Stevens, Majors. ad S Francis Herrick, Lieutenant-Colonel-Ccmmandant. Reg. < Benj. C. Perkins and Prentice Williams, Majors. 3d S Nathaniel Bird, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ( Joi'eph Fitch and Ebenezer Hyde, Majois. SECOND BRIGADE. ift' 5 Calvin Hubbel, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. ? Jerem.Colegrove, jr. and Wm.W-Rowe, Majors, 2d ^ /\bfalom Foid, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant, Reg. ( John Willard and Levi Belden, Majors. 3d 5 Peter Warden, Lieutenant-Colonci-Commandant. Reg..^ Ward Cotton and Solomon K. Chamberlin, Mfijqrs.. Officers of Cavalry. i j^ TENTH DlVlt^lON.—Hanccck and Wajkingtom FIRST BRIGADE. ift <; John Ben Ton, Lieutenanf-Coionel-Ccmmandant. an Lowe and Peari Spafford, Majors. 2d S Thomas Knowkon, I.iciuenanr-Colonel-Commandt. Ret;, i Jorarh3u Wiifon and Jacob Ulaier, Majors. 3d ^ Andrew Tyler, Lieutc;i>Anr-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. t Jofi" Balcli and Timothy Crofby, Majors. S F C O N D BRIGADE. * • id S Jofeph Wallace, Lieutenant-Colonel-Coramandanf. Reg. \ janies Canrpbell isnd Ebenezer Inglee, Majors. 2d ^ JefTf; Dutton, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commaiidant. Reg. i Alfred Langdon and Majors. 3d 5 Jo^'ii Brewer, Lieuf^nant-Colonel-CoinmandaRt. Reg. i Oliver Shead snd John Balcom, Majors. ELEVENTH TilVl^lO]^ .—Lincoln, FIRST_ BRIGADE. ift ^ Denny M'Cobb, Lieutenant-Colonei-Commandaot. Reg. i Andrew Read and Lewis Thorp, Majors. 2d ^ Charles Thomas, Lieutenant-CoJonei-Commandant. Reg. ( Elijah Kali and Phinley Crawford, Majors. 3d \ , Lieatenant-Colonel-Comraandt. Reg. \ , Majors. SECO^'D BRIGADE. ift 5 David Payion, jr. L'eu'^enant-Colonel-Commandt. Reg. i Abiel Wood, jr. and Ezekiei Cutler, Majors. 2d 5 ^^f""^5 Reed, Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant. Reg. ( JoliP Mathews and Charles Clark, Majors. qd S ^aml. Thurcher, Lieatenant-Colonel-Commandant- Reg. ( Rufiis Gihnore and Eraftus Foot, Majors. 4th S Nathaniel Coiburn, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandt. Reg. I Jofeph Ruftand Richard M'Alllfter, Majors. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION. TAird Brigade, 2 Companies* C;ipt. Firft Brigade, 1 Battalion. Capt. Benjamni Weld, Mnj. SECOND DIVISION. William Reed, jr. C'ipt. Firj! Brigade, 1 Battalion, Saml.Wiihington, jr. Capt. John Faiiheid, "Maj. Capt, Jolliua Giddings, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. John White, Capt. John Savels, Maj. Second Brigade, 1 Regiment, Samuel Druce, Capt. Lieut. Col. Cciiiinandt. Artemas Newell, Capt. Daniel Caiietoa. Capt. John Con?.nt Maj. 155 Officers of Cavalry. Jeremiah Colman, Maj. Ezra Dcanc, Capf. Daniel Kimball, jr. Capt. Seabury Lavvton, Capf Ifaac Blunt, Capt. Daniel Smith, Capt, Ebenez,er Boynton, Capt. SIXTH DIVISION. Enoch Chafe, Capt. Firjl Brigizdet 1 Battalion. THIRD DIVISION. George Fro ft, Maj Firjl Brigade^ i Regiment, Nathaniel Froft, Capt Lieut. Col. Commandt. . Capt. James Hartfhorn, jr. Second Brigade, 1 Fiegiment. Jofiah Whittemore, Maj. Lieut. Cdl. Commandt. George W. Reed, Capt. John Daniels. Capt. William Bracket, Maj. Thomas RufTell, Capt. Thomas Chafe, Capt BenjaminWillington, Capt. William Sweet, Capt Second Brigade, 3 Companies. Jedidiah Leighton^ Capt Jonathan RofF, Capt. Sewall Lancafter, Capt "Micah M. Rutter, Capt. Third Brigade, 1 Battalion Jonathan Spaulding:, Capt. Joel Robinl'on, Maj FOUPvTH DIVISION. Samuel Atwood, Capi Firjl Bri^ade^ 1 Ri'giment. Abner Rawfon, Capl Lieut. Col. Commandt. Jonathan Dwinel, Capl Mofes Porter. SEVENTH DIVISION Nathaniel Parker, Mnj. Firji Brigade, 1 Regiment Parmenas Kini^, Maj Lieut. Col. Commandt. William Dickmron, Capt. Ignatius Goulding. Charles Douglafs, Capt. Dmiel Tenney, Maj }qz\ Parfons, Capt. Michael Read, Cap' Solomon Hoar, Capt. Eli Warren, Capl Second Regiment, i Brigade. John Reed, Capi Lieut. Col. Commandt. Rufus Moore, Capt Jabez Newhall. John Brown, Capi Trowbridge Ward, M?j. Second Brigade, l Regimeil- Dennis Stebbins, Maj. Lieut. Coi. Commandt.- Charles E. Billings, Capt. Stephen Haftings. William Mather, Capt. Darliel Putnam, Mai Eli Bryant, Capt. V/iiliam Edgell,jr. Cap« Thaddeus Colman, Capt. Joel Negus, Capl FIFTH DIVISION. John Bai:, CajX Firjl Brigade, i Battalion. Edward R. Fitch, Capi "i'horr.as Bennett, May. John Pierce, Capl Nathaniel Hafliell, jr. Capt. EIGHTH DIVISION. John M. Goodwin, Capt. FirJi Brigade, l Battalion Capt. Peter Grant, Mai Second Brigade, 1 Batialion. Thomas Eadman,- Cap' Daniel Gilbert, Maj. Janic« F. Not r is, Cap< . . Officers of Artillery^ »57 Jeremiah StincVifield, Capt. TENTH DIVISION. Second Brigade^ i Battalion. Firji Brigade, i Battalion^ I,A{her Spaulding, Maj. Jedidiah Herrick, Maj. Amos Barton, Capt. Daniel Clary, Capt. Jofeph Ireland, Capt. David W. Haynes, Capt. NINTH DIVISION. Second Brigade, i Company. I i Battalion. Thomas Ruggle^, Capt. I Firjl Brigade^ |A.zariah Root, Maj. ELEVENTH DIVISION JFreeman vSmlth, Capt. FirJi Brigade, 2 Companies. Archibald Hopkins, Capt. Benjamin i\mes, Capt. Capf. Samuel Jack, C^-pt. Second Brigade^ 1 Battalion. Second Brigade, i Batialzon. fohn B. Root, Maj. Silas Lee, Maj, Capt. Thomas M'Crate, Capt. i Capt. Ifaac Barnard, Capt. OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade, i Battalion. Firji Brigade, i Battalion. Daniel Cummings, Maj. fohn Robinfon, Maj. George Sawyer, Capt. >tephen Wales, Capt. Jofeph Hoyt, Capt. 'Fofeph Seaver, Capt. A bbo t Wa I ke r, Ca pt [acob Tirriil, Capt. THIRD DIVISION. i Second Brigade, l Battalion. Firjl Brigade, i Regiment, ifeffe Hartftorn, Maj. Lieut. Col. Commandt. ivVilliam Makepeace, Capt. Enoch Wifwall. Slijah Capen, Capt. JefTe Churchill, Maj. \rhird Bi-igade, 1 Battalion. David Johnfon, Capt. \ Dlivcr Johonnor, Maj Andrew Roulftone, Capt. (>amuel Nye, Capt. Martin Stone, Cap:. Mathan Parker, Capt. Mofes Warren, Capt. iVilHam Harris, Capt. Henry Sandcrlon, Capt. SECOND DIVISION.. Second Brigade, i Battalion. Firjl Brigade, i Regirjient. Jofeph Dows, Maj. Lieut. Col. Commandc. James Lewis, jr. Capt. Amos Hovey. 1 homas Spaulding, Copt. Daniel Haynes, Maj. FOURTH DIVISION- i Battalion. fohn Rudell, ^ Maj. Firji Brigade, *\.aroa Newhall, jr. Capt. Sc'omon Warriner, Maj. Addifon Plumer, Capt. John Mather, Capt, cllijah C. Webrtcr, Capt. Zenas Stebbins, Capt, Jacob Peabody, Capt. Capt. Second Brigade, i Regiment. Fohn Tedder, Maj. Lieut. Col, Commandt. Martin Wells, Capt. William Edwards. rhomas Williams, Capt. Tulia Smead, Ma], Jhi.! O "iohnBr.-ck, Maj. >i8 OfHcers of Artillery. Luke Carter, Capt. Thomas Lincoln, Capr Simeon Cretendon, Capt. Joel Rice, Cap: Robert M'Clelan, Capt. EIGHTH DIVISION. Firji Cecil Dwight, Capt. I Brigade, 2 Companies, Jofiah D. Lyrean, Capt. William H. Page, Capt FIFTH DIVISION. Samuel Kanlct, Capt Firft Brigade^ i Battalion. Second Brigade, 2 Companiti Jofeph Thomas, Maj. Calvin Selcien, Capt Zenas Smith, Capt. Nathaniel Lwo, jr. • Capt William Davis, Capt. NINTH DIVISION. Capt, Firjl Brigade, i Buttaiion. Second Bn'g.7de, i Batla/ion. JoHah Webh, Maj John Coggefhall, Mat. Elilha Hjirii, ' Otpt S.imuel Stall, Capt. Capt EUfha Crofman, Capt, Second Brigade, i BatlahW/ T/iird Brigade, 2 Cdmpa.nies. loOiua Whiiuey, jr. M.ij ^VefteI"n Jenkios, Capt. Afahel Kuft, Gipi Benjamin Fofter, Capt. Natha'ilel Fdirfic-M, Cape SIXTH DIVISION. TEN fH DIVISION. Fir/I Brioadr; 1 Eatfafion. Fifji Brigade, I Battalion. Jeremiah Claik, Maj. Thomas Sicveni, M^j James Carlifle. (".ipr. O is Little, Capi jonphus Howard, C'apt. Thomas Cunningham, Capi Sicuud Brigade, i tlatiuuon. Charles Hammond, Cap' L?miiel Weeks, Maj. S-.cond Brigade, i Batiali:!n (^apt. James D. Hopk;n Third Bri-yad'^ 9. Ccmj^nnics. ELEVENTH DIVISIO^ Jonathan Bemis, Capt. Firjl Brigade, i Ba'lalion* Phillo Eaftman, Capt. Lieut. Col. Commaiidt. SFVKSTH DIVISION. Samuel Seavy. Firjl Brigade, i Ba^uLvn. Daniel Ilolden, Maj Levi Chnpin, M^j. \\^lliam S. Blafland, Capi Jaccb M'.ller, Capt. iVierO. Alcien, Capt 'Calvin Clemins, Capt. John Holland, Capt " Samuel Penniman, Ca:)t. Sccor-d Brigade, i Baitcli Second Brigade, i Butla'/on. Ebcnezer Tharche.--, ?^ . Solomon Carter, Maj. Zebadiah Thayer, k&. lioraLio G. Buttrick, Capt. David Patterfon, Cjpt Officers in the Third Brigade, &c. 159 "OFFICERS in the THIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, (inciuding Bofton and ChelJ^aJ in Cmvmijfton Cc/.x 0,1810. Brigadier-General, Arnold Welles. Brigade-Mejor, Bryant P. Tildcn. Brigade-QuarUr-MaJier, William Shimmin. FIRST REGIMENT. Lieutevant-CotcmelCcvimandant, Majors, Jacob Steams and Adjutant, Surgeon^ Ojuarter-Mafier, Surgeon's Mate, Chaplain, Captains. Lievier,ants. Enfigns. ^ Jof. Loring, jr. Ifaac Rhoades Andrew Greet? facob Canterbury Frink Roberts William Barry "Ymos Binney Ztpha. Sampfon ParkerEmerfonjir Daniel Badger Samuel Howe Eaward Child BarziliaiHudfon Henry Morgan Tinotby Johnfon James Rio'gway > rThomas Howe Aaron Richardfon Ath. Penninian \ ^Limmi Cutter, jr. William Snow Jofeph Clark Zachariah Hall ^A/''m. Te^vkfbury John Tewkfbury tdward Hart James Alexander Thomas Heath L'yrus Gale Moles Ames Ira Drew I SE<:OND REGIMENT. Jjeutenavt-Colonel-Cominanda?it, Peter Ofgood Majors, Ilaac Cufbiiig and Thomas Dean. 'idjutant, William Burdick Surgeon, Geo. C. Shatuick. Ivart.Map. Thos, Redman Surgeo7i's-Mate, Geo, Paik- 'hap lain, Rev.Chs. Lowell man. Captains- I.ievtenavts. Enfigns. Turner Crooker Jona. Goodwin Pvobcri Clark tHeniy Sargent N. P. RufTell J. H. Henftaw fofephW. Homer Lemuel Colburn John S, Peikins Sarnue' Vt^'^ti Tohn S. L.llie Wm. Blagio"ve Jona. Whitntv William Sitnonds Calwell Beal E. D-.^nl. L.. G. Houfe I Gibbens Zac. G.WhiirTiari .Silas Whitn * WoJJiivgtvn Info'-itry. . + Bvjlon Fuflien. -^ Bojlon Light-bifantry. i6o Officers in the Third Brigade, &c. TH IRD REGIMENT. Lieutenant Colonel-Commnndant^ Daniel Meflinger. Majors, Samuel Curtis and Charles Curtis. >^4'tf'^^A^!'ed.W.Ingraham Surgeon^ Afa Bucknam j (^2/flr/',A/a/?-Steph. Fairbanks Surg eon*s-'Mate, JofephLor. Chaplain, Rev.W.Emerfon 1 ell Captains. Lieutenants. Enjigns, J,pes Ellery Wentw. Knights Jofeph Jenkins *Geo.Wheeler David C. Mofely Samuel H. Parker Rolun Hartftiorn Thos. A. Drayton James Henley Nathl. Heard Benj. B.Appleton George Haftings John Fairbanks Bela Hunting James Blake Samuel Sanger Eben. O. Fif.eld William King Geiry Fairbanks Daniel C. Brown Philip Bonner Frlnk Stratton Ifaiah Atkins Philip Curtis James B. MarSon « Mofes Everett Jofhua Simonds Light Dragoons* Captain. Lieutenants. Cornet. Andr. Morton John Roulftone Jfaac Cook^ Jeffe Mayo Battalion of Artillery, Maj(D\ Oliver Johonnot, Adjutant, Ifaac Munroe. Quarter- Mafier^ Leavit Nafon. Captains. Lieutenants. Samuel Nye STimuel Haftings and Jofeph Larkin. No.than Parker Ebeu(?zer Dyer and Simeon Dow. Wm. Harris Jonathan Thaxter and Francis Tuffs, jr. N. B. A number of the non-commiflioned Officers d the Third Brigade Firft Divifion have foimcd themfelves f* into an afiociation denominated " The Soul of tkc Soldiery tor inftruftion and impiovement in Military Difcipline. IDEPENDENT CAT^ZT^.-^Gcvernor\^ Efcorl. Captain^ Lieutenant-Colonel John Williams. Lieutenant, Major George G. Lee. Enfign, MajfJi- Benjamin F. Bourne. Adjutant^ Captain Thomas Afpinwall, * Winjlow Blues* Town-Officers in Boflon. i6i ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated, 1638. Captain, Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Meffinger. Lieutenant, Captain Jonathan Whitney. Enpgn, James Bird. TreafurcT, Genera! John Winflow. Clerk, Dexter Dana. Firjl Se-jeant, Benjamin Ciark. Second Serjeant, Robert Fennelly. Third Serjeant^ John Bannifter. Fourth Serjtcoit, Terence Wakefeild, BOSTON HUSSARS. , Captci-i. Z7(??-5.Chs. P.Phelps 1 Corned. _ j I3sai. Quincy Jofi, j XzVz/.Th^. Clements | Rich. D.Tucker TOWN-OFFlCERS IN BOSTON, SeUBmen. CtairTes Bulfinch Jona. Hunnewell | Nathan Webb Wdliam Porter John May Jofeph Foflcr aiihinezer Oliver Francis Wright Benjamin Weld Tl^e Seleflrnen meet at their Chamber in Fanueil Hj11» «TinTf' Wednefday afternoon, for tranfafting the prudential siEmi of the town; and on the laft Monday in each month, for (.he purpofe of examining and allowing accounts ap,ainlt thcTown.—-Matthew Nazio, Auendant on the Seieftmeu Jown^Cla ky Thomas Claik. Office Faneuil-Hall. TmtJt; Treafiiro- and Coll.Bor of Taxes, William Smith. [Office is kept in the Old State-Houfe.] Overfeers of the Poor, Filwair<^ Proftor Redford Webfler William Mackay HfHany Hill 1 hon:as Perkins J of. Coolidge, jr. W'jlfcam' Smith Samuel Snelling Jofeph Richards Wil'lLam Phillips Ozias Goodwin Bryant P. Tilden Mafier of the A'ms-Honfe, George Deblois. Pkyfidan and Surgcen^ Doctor Thomas I. Parker. School Committee, The Seleftnicn, together with CaarVs Davis, Efq. Rev. William Emerfoc j Dr. /varoii Dexter David Greene, E'g. iSn.j O 2 iSz Bofton Board of Health, John Heard, jr. Efq. Arnold Welles, Efq. Hon. John Phillips Rev. William E. Channing William SmKh, Efq. Hon. William Prefcott Dr. Thomas WelOi Injiru6loi*s in the Public Schools. j Latin Grammiir Mafter, William Billow, Centre School. | ^Thomas Pay fon, South School, j John Hafkell, Centre School. Englifh Grammar Mafters, Ezckicl Liule, North School. C Jcf. MuHiken,Hawkins-Street. r JohnTileftone, North School. jRufusWebb, South School. Wilting Mailers, Vlona. Snelling, Centre School. C Benja. Holt, Hawkins-Street, Firewards. Thomas Melvill, Prefident. — Andr. Cunningham, Secr'y Thos. Melvill, chofen 1779 Benja. Smith, chofen i8c6 I May, Ignatius Sargent, 1807 Jofeph _ 1793 Andrew Cunningham, 1795 Jolhua Davis, jr. 1807 Jofeph Head, 1707 Samuel Swert, 1807 John Winllow, 1797 Nathaniel Curtis, 1808 Stephen Codman, 1798 Ed%vard Cruft, 3808 John Bray, 1799 James Phillips, j8c8 Jonathan Hunnewell, 1802 Bryant P Til den, 1809 Daniel Meffinger, 1802 Nathan Webb, iBio Thomas Curtis, 1805 George B'anchaxd, 1810 Benjamin Coatcs, 1805 James Robinfou, 1810 William Sullivan, 1806 Samuel M. Thayer, iSio Board of Health. George G. Lee, Prefident. — Nathl. Greenough, Secretary. .Yard 1 Amos Binncy 7 Joftma Ellis 8 Rich'd D.Tucker 3 Darius Boa/dman 9 G forge G. Lee 4 Ifaac Cook lo Benja. Whitman o Lynde Walter 11 Rd. Chamberlaia 6 Thos.W. Sumner 12 Jcrem. Gore, jr. Vifiting Phyjician of the Port^ Dr. Thomas Wehli. McTene^er to the Board, William Phillips. tHealJi-Officc in Fanueil-Hal!.] ^vperintendatit of the Police^ Charles Bulfinch; Efq. Jeremiah Bridge, his Afijiant. [Office in Seiedmen's Chamber. 1 Town- Officers in Boftoa. i6| AJeJors of Taxes. Samuel Dunn | John Boyle ( Francis Green. [Office in Fanueil-Hall.J Ajjifmnt AJj'eJfors. Ignatius Sargent, Prcfident. | Joleph H. Dorr, Sec'r5% Ward No. I , Thomas Badger and Robert Gardner. 2, Eleazer Howard and Thomas Fracker. ^ Jofiah C. Ransford and Thomas Page. 4, Fbcn. Froihingham and Jofeph D. Claik. ^5, Abraham Bazio and Jonathan Loring. 6, John Harris and George W. Otis. 7, Saml. Hammond and Jeremiah Gardner. 8, Enoch Hafe and Abraham V/ild. 9, Ignatius Sargent and Jofeph H. Dorr. TO, Ebcnezer T. Andrews and John Amoiy. 11, Samuel Emmons and Thomas Barry. 12, Barzillai Homes and Charles Guild. l^di'tors of Accounts cf the Town-Treafurer^ Seledmem Overjetrs of the Poor, and Board of Health. Jofeph Ruffell, Samuel Brown, and William Brown, AfJ'ay Majlers, John Wells and Richard Auftin. Clerk and Infpetlor oj the Market^ Nathaniel Meriam. Ccnflablcs, 'A-mos Lewis, Suncourt fir. Wm. Brooks, N. Ruffell ftr. Ibos. Stevenfon, Sunct. ftr. James PerkioSj Love lane. firab Holbrook, Ben. B.Leeds, N. Fed. court, Ellfha Copeland, Pleaf. «r. Wm. Tupper, Plcafant ftr. Beiiry Lane, Staniford fir. George Reed, 32 Cornhill. Soio. Twift, N. Ruffell ftr. j Wm. Dinfmore, office Th- Mo(es Thayer, Pond fircet. dor's buildings. Levi Joy, N. Rujcll fticer. Jonathan Prefcott, Vine ftr. Jas. Sumner, jr. Cambr. fir. ) Robert Rixford, N. ftreet., Cvllcts cj Dry Fijh, rTiomas Barber | Gerftiom Spear j Charles Pook Matbaniel Howe James Eunfon I Hczekiah Hudfon Claik Singleton Benjamin j John Smith I John Fcme-Fiewers^, Senjamin White, William Ellifon, and Thomas Hearfey, Hay-lVards and Hog-Retves, Barney Conner I John Delufe Ifracl Mead, jfa | fulVp!; Cobbit I Rufus Harrington 1^4 Town-Officers in Bofton. HayWeigker, William H. M'Neil. Infpetlors of Stone Lime. Francis James, Silas Francis, and Michael Homer. Meafurers of Wood and Bark at the Wharves. Jofeph Glcafon, North End of the Town, Wm, Andrews, South End of the Town. Meafurers oj Wood coming by Land. John Hall and Daniel Oliver, South End of the Town. Jirah Holbrook, North End of the Town. Mofes Hadley and Henry Bacon, Weil-Bofton Bridge. Wiliiara Morrill, Centra! Bridge. Surveyors of Boards and Shingles, Edward Alline William Ellifon Wm. Ellifon, jr. John Butteifield William Green Richard Thayer Nathl. Bradley, jr. Eleazer Homer John Rice William Cloufton Benjamin White Nathl. Glover John Cogfwell Jofeph Stoddard John Howe, jr. Thomas Chriftle Allen Bowker Edw. J. Robbins Noah Daggett Braddock Loring Henry Blake Surveyor ef Flaxfeedy Arthur Langford. Cutlers cf Hoops and Staves. Henry Puikitt I John Smith James Eunlon Nathaniel Howe i Surveyors of tjie HighzoaySy The Seleftmen. Surveyors of Hemp^ Samuel Emmons and James Phillips Surveyors of Wheat, Edw. Tuckerman and Jofjah Snellinj Sett'crs of Weights and Meajura. Rich. Auftin, for Town and State.—Timo. Green, foi Town Town Crier ^ James Wilfon, Elm Street. AuElioncen. ' Carter Richd. Hougl David Beaman Abraham ] H. William Belcher Thomas Clarke Thomas K. Jonc Samuel Blagge Corneli. Coolidge Johajurau Jno.W.Blanchard William Dehon I John Kfnnedy George Bond Richard Edwards Samuel Pai kcr Samuel Bridge Robert Gardner | Elifha Parks William Gridley John Perkins Jofeph Bumftead j j '\ SiiinHci Pnnce Geo.Burroughs,jr | Caleb Hayward Pliyficians, Surgeons, Ac. 1^5 Jolin W. Qiiincy Jefle Sanger Saml. Whitwel! Jofeph Ripley Benjamin Tucker Daniel Wild Jacob Rogers Abel Wheelock Superintendants of Burying-Grounds* North DiffriB, Joliah Snelling, Salem Street. Middle Diflria, Daniel Oliver, Sea Street. 5o«M DiJlriB^ John Butterficld, Sliip Street. Undertakers. Samuel Winfiow, Lynnftr. I Comfort Clailen,Creek lanc^ Jas.Hutchinfon, S.Ruff.ftr. Nath. E. Bell, Charter Ik. Caleb B.Munroe, Love lane. John Low, Staniford &r. Levi Goodridge, Warren ft. JefTe Mero, Green ftreet= John F.Newton, Charterftr. Allen Lauchlen, Orange^, Patrick Scollay, Water ftr. Zeal Skidmore, Naffau (If* Eben. Claflen, Beach ftr. and Henry R. Steven fon, for People of colour. Newspapers publijked in Boflon, Mondays and Tkurjdays, Bofton Gazette, and Independ- ent Chronicle. Tuefdays and Fridays, New-England Palladium, and tk« Repertory. JVednefdays and Saturdays^ Columbian Centinel, and Boflon Patriot. Municipal Court for the Town of Bojlon. Eftablifhed by a Law pa0ed the 4th of March, 1809. Judge, Hon. Thomas Dawes. Adxxfcate, Peter Thacher, Efq, Clerk, Edward Jackfon, Elq. Cc^ The Municipal Court is holden at Befion, on the ift Monday in each month, except March and September. Pkyficians, Surgeons, &c. praBiJing in Bojlon. *Samuel Denforth, m. d. Green-Street. *iraac Rand, m.d. Arkinfon-Street. *John Jeffries, m.d. Franklin-Street. *Lemuel Hayward, m.d. 85, Newbury-Street., *John Warren, m.d. School-Street. *ThQmas Wje|[{h, a.^m. 23, Hauoyc^«Street- i66 riiyficians, Surgeons, &c. Aaron Dexter, m.d. Milk-Street. *Williani Spooner, M.n. Bulfinch-Strect. *Abijah Cheever, a.m. Southack-Court. *rohn Fleer, m.d. Atkinfon-Strect. *iraac Rand, jun. a.m. 28, N. fide Court-Street. *|ofhua Thomas, M.a. 46, Ann-Street. *WiIliam Ingalls, m.d. School-Street. Thomas Danforth, a.m. Bowdoin-Squarc, *Ara BulJard, a.m. 84, Orange-Street. *fohnG. Coffin, Suffolk Place, Newbiiry-Strect. *Jacob Gates, 13, Franklin-Street. ^John Dixwt-11, m.b. Portland-Street. *Jaraes Jackfon, m.d. Bninflead-Place. *BenjatTiin Shurtktf, m.d. 18, Hanover-Strcct. *TohnC. Warren, m.d. Park-Street. *Horace Bean, a.m. 53, Middle-Street. *John Goihain, m.b. School-Street. * William Gamage, M.B. Portland-Street. *TnomasIvcs Parker, MB. 49, Marlboro'-Strcet. *Tohn Jlatidall, M.B. 5, Winter-Street. *Georgc Bates, Treniont-Sirect. Daniel Adams, m.b. Southack-Court. George C. Shattuck, m.d. Middle-Street. BenJHTnin James, a.m. 5, "^^'irrter-Street. Auguftc Lemofy, m.d. Creek-Lane. John B. Brown, a.m. Weft-Row. Nathaniel Bemts, m.b. Cornhill. Jacob Biglow, m.d. Orange-Street. ATa Bucknam, a.m. Newhury-Street. Thomas T. H. Cufhlng, Orange-Street. Jofcph Lnvell. (^ The precfdb\s; are approvr.d by the Majfa, Medka> Society, of which ihofc marked thus * are member s> Percival Hall, Broad-Street. Frederick J. Enflin, Lowell-Place. William H. Chamberlain, Charlcs-Strcet. Peter St. Medard, Bsck-Stieet. John Dwjght, a.m. Hanover-Street, John Dix, a.m. Bowdoin- Square. Su^^eons-Dcnti/i. William P. Greenwood. Portland-Street. Thomas Parfons, No. 34, N^'wbmy-Street.. Jofiah Flagg, Dorfct's Lane. William Brddk'y, No. 12, Franklin-Place. Rates of Pilotage and Dockage. iGj Rates of Pilotage for the Port of Bofion, OUTWARD PILOTAGE. VefTels from 9 to 11^ feet draff, 62 cts. 5 mills per foot. VefTcls from 12 to 14^ feet, 83 cts. 2 mills per foot. Vcflols from 1,5 to 17^ feet, l dol. 4 cts. e mills per foot. VcfTels from 18 to 21 feet, x dol. 25 cts. per foot. INWARD PILOTAGE. April to November. VcfTels from 9 to 1 1 feet draft, 93 cts. 8 mills per foot. Vcilels from 12 to 14 feet, 1 dol. 2,5 cts. per foot. Veflelsfroi-n 15 to 17 feet, 1 dol. 56 cts. 3 mills per foot. Vellcis from 18 to 20 feer, 1 dol. 88 cts. 9 mills per foot. Veffelsfrom 21 to 25 f et, 2 dols. 81 cts. 3 mills per foot. November to April. VefTels from 9 to 1 1 feet draft, v dol. 25 cts. per foot, Vdlcls from 12 to 14 ^ttt^ 1 dol 66 cts. 6 mills per foot. Veffelsfrom J5 to 17 feet, 2 dols 8 cts. 4 mills per foot, Veffels fiom 18 to 20 feet, 2 dols 50 cts. per foot. VefTcls from ct to 2^ feer, 3 dols. 75 cts. per foot. Rates of Dockage f Wharfage and Storage, as ejiablijhcd at the Bojlon Pier or iovg Wharf. DOCKAGE. Veffels under .<;o tons, 25 cents per day. Veifels from 50 to 100 tons, 33 cents do. VefTcls from 100 to 150 tons, 45 cents do. V'cflcls from 150 to 200 t Boxes of fugar, 7 each. Boxes of lemons and glafs, a Boxes of chocolate and candles^ 2 Boxes of Brazil Sugar, 30 per ton. Boxes of Wine, or Cider, 5 per doz. bottle* Bricks, - - - 25 perthoufand. Bandies of Shovels and Pans, 4 each. Butts from 150 to 200 gallons, 15 Chefts of Bohea tea. 12^ Clapboards, 20 per thoufand. Coals, . - - 30 per chaldron. Coifee in bulk, 30 per ton. Cbcfts of Oil, 2 each. Cannon, 25 Chairs, - . - 2 Dye-Woods, 30 per ton. - - 2 per Fifb, _ quintal. Grain of all kinds, 1 per bufhei*. Grindftones and IMafler of Paris, 25 per ton. Half barrels, fiikins, and kegs, 2 each. Hampers of bottles, Hay, . - - , 10 per bundle. Hides, - - 1 each, Ho.e;fheads and pipes, 10 Hemp, _ - - - 3° Hoops and Staves, 25 per m. Iron, hemp, cordage, timber, lead ,&c. 30 per ton. Jars of raifins and oil, fmall kegs of crackers, &c. 1 each. Laths, - . - 6^ per thoufand. Lighter loads of flone. 25 pej ton. Mahogany, - - - 30 per ton. of 480! Nails, caflvs of. 4 per calk. Nankins, . • - 2 100 pieces. Onionsi, - - 4 per 10c bunch» Ranging Timber, 23 per 100 feet. Raven's Duck, ^ per bolt. Reams of paper, • I each. Ruflia Duck, 1 per bolt. Salt, 63: per hogfhead. Shingles, 6^ ytex thoufand- Shook Hogfheads, 2 each. Stoves and caboofes, 10 Sacks of Mocha Coff.te, 6 Sacks of AlmoQdis;^nd Feathers, 4 to !•- . Rates of Storage. 2% - ficrces - . 7 rimber, - - - 2.5 per ton. sVood and bark, - - 25 per cord. Empty cafks, &c. Lalf wharfage. All merchandize fhipped off the wbarF, to pay the fame harfage as foi landing, excepting fuch goods as have pjnid or landing, and (not having been carried off the wharf on trhich they were landed) are taken off within one month rom the time they were landed. Goods taken in lighters, or otberwife by water, from on oard any veffel lying at the wharf, and goods taken from ighters, or otheiwife by water, on board any veffel lying t the wharf, to pay one half as much as for landing; the iid half wharfage to be paid by the veffel lying at the wharf. The wharfage of goods landed to be paid by the feller, or y the perfon landing the fame, except wood and lumber, 'hich is to be paid by the purchafer. The wharfage of goods (hipped off the wharf to be paid y the veffel that receives them on board, or by the perfon .'ho (hips them STORAGE. tags of coffee, cocoa, &c. 170 Probate Bufinefs. Gemral Information refpeSing Probate Bufmefs, AN executor fhould notify the heirs, or perfons inter, efted iQ a will, of the day he intends to offer it for pro- bate, that they may have opportunity to conteft the probate thereof, if they fee caufe : otherwife the Judge may be obliged to poftpnne proving" the will, and to cite the heirs. An executor, knowing of his appointment, muft caufe the will to be proved within thirty days after the death of the teftator, or prefent the faid will to the Probate Court, and in writing declare his rcfufal : odierwife he may be fub- jefted to a heavy fine. When a perfon dies inteftate, the widow, or next of kin to the dcceafed, (if of age) fhould, within thirty days, take out a letter of adminiftration, or ir writing decline the truft. Guardians muft be appointed tc minors, before the eftate is diftributed, and before the ac count of adminiftratiou is allowed. VVhen executors anc adminiftrators are prepared to exhibit their accounts of ad' miniftration to the Judge for allowance, they fhould invari- ably notify the perfons interefled therein or their guardians to be prelent in Court at the examination thereof; unlef the heirs and guardians will p>revioufIy examine the accoun to be exhibited, and will certify thereon their approbatioi of it. This method may fave much trouble and expenfe The fame fteps fhould be taken with creditors, when an el tate is infolvent : that is, they muft be notified as aforefaid or they muft certify as aforelaid. Adminiftrators who wiO not to account with the Judge of Probate for the perfona eftate of the deccafed, as the fame ftiall be appraifed, fhouk give notice thereof at the time they return the inventory and then obtain an order for th« fale of the whole, or fuel part thereof as the Judge fhall dire8; ; and the heirs alio if they apprehend the perfonal eftate is appraifed too low fhould reprefent the fame to the Judge, and requeft to hav( it fold at public au6^ion, or at private fale, as will b:;fi ferv* the intereft of all perfons concerned. A Table of the. Meafure of Lene,th of the principal Places if Europe, compared with the American Yatd. Yards loo Aunes or Ells of England, arc equal to ^25 loo of Holland or Arafterdam, Haerlem, Leydcn, the Hague, Rotterdam, Nu- remburg, and other cities of Holland, ^ ioo — of Brabant or Antwerp, - - 7© 1 A Table of Meafure. 1 7 00 of France and Oznaburg, - ^1285 00 of Havnburgh, Frankfort, LeipCc, Bern, and Brazil, - - 62^ 00 of Breflau, - - - 60 !oo — ofDantzick, - - 6q-§ 00 of Bergen and Drantheira, - 68^ 00 of Sweden and Stockholm, • 6,5^ 00 of St. Gall, for Linens, - 87^ 00 of St. Galls for Cloths, - - 67 00 of Geneva, - - 124I CO Canes of Mai fellies and Montpeljer, - 214-i 00 of Thouloufe andHigh Languedoc, 200 00 of Genoa, of nine palms, - ^ 245^ 00 of Rome, - - - 227^ 00 Varas of Spain, - - - * The French, Ell is ufuaUy ejlimated i^ yards. THE tittiteo states Caleniiar* Crovernment of the United States. JAMES MADISON, ll.d. PrefJent, GEORGE CLINTON, Vke-Prefident qfVheU. States^ and Prefident of the Senate.^ SENATE. Nrw-HaynpPiire, Nicholas Gilmao and Nahum Parker. Rhade-IJland, ElifhaMatthewfonandChriftop. G.Champliiji. Majfackufctts, Timothy Pickering and James Lloyd, Conneclicut, Samuel W. Dana. Vermont, Stephen R.. Bradley and Jonathan Robinfon. New-York, John Smithand Obadiah Geiraan. Nezo-ferfn, John Conditand John Lambert. Pennfyltania, Andicw Gregg and Michael Leih. Delaware, James A. Bayard and Outerbridge Herfey, Maryland, Samuel Smith and Philip Read. Virginia, William B. Giles and Richard Brent. North- Carolina^ James Turner and Jefle Frankh'n. Soulk-Carolinay Thomas Sumpter and Jolm Gail lard. Georgia, William H. Crawford and Charles Tait. Kcntuckey, Clay and John Pope. Tennejee^ Jofeph Anderfon and Jenkin Wbitefide. OfiiOf Return G. Meigs and Alexander Campbell. Samuel A. Otis, Secretary. * By the Conftitution, the Vice-P^efident is Prefi dent of tit Senate, but has no voice unlejs the Senate is equally divided. Each State is allowed the fame number of ElcBors of Prefident and Vice- Prefident as their whole iiv.mbfr cf Senaton an4 Heprefentativis in Congrefs. Eleventh Congrels 173 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Joseph B. Varnum, Speaker, NEW-HAMPSHIRE, fcnds 5. Banid Blafdell | William Hale ! James Wilfon Haven J.C. Chamberlain | Nathj. A. { Massachusetts, 17. Jofiah Qnincy William Ely Barzillai Gannet Ebenezer Seaver Samuel TajTgart Bcnj.Pickman, jr. Jofeph B. Varnum Orchard Cook Laban Wheaton E.S.L.Livermore Richard Cutts Ezekiel Whitman William Stedman Ezekiel Bacon CharlesTurner,jr, Jabez Upham Gideon Gardner RHODE-ISLAND, 2. CONNECTICUT, J. l^.enj. Tallmadge Lewis B. Sturges Eben. Huntingdon John Davenport Jona. O. Mofeiey Timo. Pitkin, jr. Epap, Champion VERMONT, 4. Martin Chittenden I William Chamberlain Samuel Shav/ Jonathan H. Hubbard 1 NEW-YORK, 17. Gurd.S.Mumford James Emott JohnNicholfon j Barent Gardcnier Jonathan Fifk Peter B. Porter ! John Thorn pfon ,' Thomas R. Gold Eraflus Root KihanK. Van H.Knickerbacker Thomas Sammcns Renfellaer R.L.R.Livingfion Ebenezer Sage Wm. Denning Vincent Matthews Uri Tracey NE W-JE RSEY, 6. "^A^illiam Helms Thomas Newbold James Cox j j Henry Southard Adam Boyd Hufty I j Jacob I ENNSYLVANIA, l8. David Baird Robert \yhitehill Vv^m. Anderfon Robert I>cwn John Smiley Wm. Crawford William Findley Samuei Smith Aaron Lifle John Heifter John Rea John Rofs William Milner Matthias Richards George Smith John Porter Robert Jenkins R. Sayket DELAWARE, 1. Nicholas Van Dyke. 1811.3 P 2 e 74 Heads of Departments. MARYLAND, 9. Nich. R. Moore Roger Nel Ton C. Goldfborcugfe Philip B. Key John Campbell AlexanderM'Kioa Arch. Van Horn JohnMontgomery John Brown VIRGINIA, 22. Burwe] 1 BafTett Walter Jones Daniel Sheffey ^ Matthev/ Clay Thomas Newton Thos. Gbolfonjr, John Clopton John Randolph Michael Swoope John Dawfon John Smith Jofeph Lewis, jr. JohnW. Ep^^s Ahram Trigg Jam^.s Sfephcni'on Peterfon Goodwin Wm. A. Burwell John T. Roane Edwin Gray John Love J. Breckenridge John G. Jackfon David S. Garland NORTH-CAROLINA, Nathaniel Macon Thomss Kenan William Kennedy j V/iliis AUlon, Ard/ilv M'Bride jr» | Lemuel Sawyer Richard Stanford j Mcfiiack Franklin Jokph Pcarfon James Holland ] James Cochran John Stanley SOUTH CAROLINA, 8. Robert Marion Thomas Moore Lemuel J. Alfton R.obert Colhoun Richard Winn R. Whither fpoon William Butler John Tayior GEORGIA, 4, William W.Bibb Dennis Smelt George M. Troiip Howell Ccbb KENTUCKY, 6. Jofeph Defha | Matthew Lyon Henry Chrift Benjamin Howard j R. M. Johnfon Samuel M'Kce TENNESSEE, Q. John Rhea | PleafantAL Miller | Robert Wackley OHIO, 1. Jeremiah Morrow. MississiPi TERRITORY, t. Georgc Polndexter. <• NEW-ORLEANS, 1. J. Poydras. INDIANA TERRITORY, 1. Jonathan Jennings. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. Secretar^t Robert Smith, of Maryland, TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Secretary ^ Albert Gallatin. Ccmptro/Ur, Gabriel DuvaU Supreme Court U. S, 175 Auditor, Richard Harrifon. Qommiffiontr of the Revmucy William Miller. TreaJureTy Thomas T. Tucker, Regificr^ Jofeph Nourfe. DtrtHor of the Mint^ Robert Patterfon. WAR DEPARTMENT.t Secretary, William Euftis, of MafTachufett?. Accountant, William Simmonds. Purveyor of Public Supplies, Tench Coxe. NAVY DEPARTMENT. Secretary, Paul Hamilton, of South Carolina. Aceauntant, Thom.as Turner. Chief Builder and Conjlruclor, Jofeph Fox. Navy Agents, Samuel Storer, Portland, Me. ; Henr}' S. l,angdon, Portfmouth, N. H.; Francis Johonnot, BoDon j oleph Hull, Middleton, Conn. ; John Bullus, New- fork ; Geojge Harrifon, Philadelphia } Tames Reatty, Jaltimore; I'heodoric Armiftead, Norfolk; Nathaniel In^- raham & Son, Charlefton, S. C. ; Tames Morrilon, Lex- agton. Ken. J I.K.Smith, New-Orleans; Archibalds, luilock, Savannah, Geo. POST-OFFICE-ESTABLISHMENT- Poji-Majer-General, Gideon Granger, AJfiJianty Abraham Bradley, JUDICIARY. Supreme Court. A/ John Marfhall, Chief Jiijlics, AJfcciate Juftices, Majackufetts Bu IhrodWa fh ing ton , Virgin* amucl Chafe, Maryland Wm. Johafon, S. Carolina. •rockholft Livingfton, N.J. Thomas Todd, - Attorney-General, Csefar A. Rodney, of W^adilngton, Qlerk, Elias B. Caldwell, of Wafhington. [The Records of the Courts of Errors and Appeals, ia lies of capture, are lodged ir. the Clerk's Oiiice of this ovirt.] J^6 Diftria Officers. DISTRICT OFFICERS. DISTRICT OF MAINE. 7udge. Attorriey, I Mar/half. I David Scwall | Silas Lee | Thos.G.'i horntorj DISTRICT OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Judge. Attorney. I MarJhalL I John S.Sherburne | DanielHumphries j Michael M'Ciary DISTRICT OF MASSACHUSETTS. Judge. I Attorney. \ Mar/hall, John Davis j George Blake | JamesPrir.ee, Depvty-Marjhalls, Samuel Prince, of Bofton, Jofepii J^. Sprague, of Salem, Eli Hafkell, of New-Bedford. DISTRICT OF RHODE-ISLAND. Judge. Alt07ney. MarfnuiL I \ David L. David Howell | Eben.K. Dexter Barnes I DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT. Judge. Attorney. I MarJIiall. I Pierpont Edwards j Hez. Huntington j Robert fairthild DISTRICT OF VERMONT^ Judge. Aitormy. I Marfialt. I Elijah Paine 1 C. Van Nefs j John WiUard DISTRICT OF NEW-YORK. Judge. Attormy. 1 Marfaall. j M.B.Talmage | Nathl. Sandfoid | Peter Curtenius DISTRICT OF NEW-JERSEY. I Judge. Attorney. _ _ MarfncLL _ j Robert Morris j Jofeph M'llvaine j Oliver W'.Ogdei DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. Judge^ Richard Peters. Attorney for the Eajicrn D{pri£l, Alexander J. Dallas. Marjhalljor the Eajiern Dijlritl, John Smith. DISTRICT OF DELAWARE. Atto^-ney. Judge. j Marfiall. j Gunning Bedford j George Reed, jr. j James Brobfon DISTRICT OF MARYLAND. Judge. I Aiicrney. Ma^JhalU j James Houflan j John Stephen ( Thomas Rutten DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Chi^f Judge. Judge. Mar[ball. I \ William Cranch | Nichol. Fitzhugh j Wafliington Boy< . , ; Sittings of the Federal Coarts. 177 DISTRICT OF NORTH-CAROLI N^A. Attorney. \ Ma^Jkall. Judge, ^ I Beverly Daniel Henry Potter j Robert H. Jones | DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY. Judge, Harry Innes. OISTRICr OF ORLEANS TERRITORY. JudgCi John Thomfon, DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, Attorney, \ MarJhalU Judge. \ Hay Jofeph Scott Cyrus Griffin | George | i:>ISTRICT OF SOUTH-CAROLINA. MarJJiaU. Judge. Attorney. j i { Robt. E. CochraH Thomas Bee j Thomas Parker DISTRICT OF GEORGIA. Judge. Attorney. \ Marfuall. ) William Stevens | Wm. B. Bullock | Benjamin Wall Sittings of the Federal Courts* SUPREME COURT. At the feat of Government, on the firft Monday in February annually. ^ CIRCUIT COURTS. When any of the fallowing days happen on u Sunday, the Court is to be kolden on thi Mondny following EASTERN CIRCUIT. In Rhode-Ifiand, at Providence on the 15th day of No» vember ; and at Newport on the 15th day of June. In Majfackufetts, at Bofton, June ift and Oftober 20th. In NeW'HampJhire, at Portfmouth, on the 2oth of May ; and at Exeter, on the 2d day of November. In ConneEliczU, at New-Haven, on the 13th day of April and at Hartford, on the 17th day of September. In Vermont^ at Windfor, on the ift day of May ', and at Bennington, on the 3d day of 06lober. ^ In New-York t at Ncw-Yovk, Apjril 1, and September 1. MI DOLE C IRCU IT. In Niio-Jerfeyy at Trenton, April 1, anji Oftober 1. In Pennfylvania, at the City of Philadclphk, April li, ^ad Oaober 1 1 ; 178 Sittings of the Diflrlft Courts. In Delaware, at New-Caftle, April 27th ; and at Dover, Oftober 17. In Maryland^ at Amiapolis, May 7th, and at Caflon, November 7. In Virgwia, 2X RichmoTid, May 22, and November 22. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. In Soutk'Caroliva, at Charlcfton, May 6, and Oftober 25. In Georgia, at Savannah, April 20; and at Augufla, November 8. In Nortk'Carciina, at Raleigh, Junei, and November 30, DISTRICT COURTS. In the Diftrlcl of Maine, at Portland and Wifcaflet al- ternately, on the firftTuefday of March, lafl Tuefday of May, and firft I'uefday in September arjd December. In New-Hampfiirc, alternately at Portrmoufh and Exeter, on the 3d Tuefday in Majch, June, September and Dec. In Vermont, at Rutland, on the loth day of October and at Windfor the 7th of May, annually. In Majachufctts, at Bofton, on the 4th Tuefday in June and firft in December ; and at Salem on the 3d Tuefday in March, and 2d in September. In Rhode-Ijland, at Newport, on the 2d Tuefday Jn May, and 3d Tuefday in Oflober ; and at providence, on the id Tuefday in February, and the ift Tuefday in Auguft. InKZonn^Bicut, alternately at Hartford and New-Haven, on the 3d Tuefdays of February. May, Auguft and Nov'r. In Ntzo'Yark, at the City of New-York, oij the ift Tuef- days of February, May, Auguft and November. In NezO' Jerfey, at New-Brunfwick, on the 4th Tuefdays ?n May and m)vcmber ; and at Burlington on the 4th Tuef- days in February and Auguft. In Ptnnfyluan'a, at Philadelphia, on the 3d Mondays i February, Ma);-, Auguft and November. In Dduware, akrrnately at Dover and New-Caftle, en the 4th Tuefda) s in February, May, Auguft and November. In Maryland, at Baltimore, on the firft Tuefdays in March, June, September and December. In PcLcv.ac Di/iricI, at Alexandria, on the firft Tuefdays in April and Oftobtr. In Virginia, at Norfolk, on the 15th day of June, and li^th day of December; and at Richmond on the 19th day of May, and 19th day of November. Counfellors, &c. in the Circuit Court. 179 In Norfolk Difincl, at Norfolk, on the id Tuefdays in February, May, Auguft, and November. In Kentucky i at Frankfort, on the ifl Mondays in June and December. In North-Carolina, Albemarle DiJlriH, at Edenton, on the iflTuefday which fna'll follow the Fiiday next after the ift Mondays in February, June and 06lober. Pamplko Dif" tricl, at Newbern on the Friday next after ths ill Mondays in February, June and Oftober. Cape-Fear Diftricly at Wilmington, on the firft Mondays of February, June and Oa^bcr. In South-Caralina^ at Charleflon, on the 3d Mondays Irs March and September, 1 ft Monday in July, and 2d Monday in December. In Georgia, at Savannah, on the 2d Tuefdays-in February, May, Aiguft and November. In Coiiivihia, on the ill Tuefdays of April and Oftobcr. In Eajl-Tenncjfee, at Kroxville, on the 3d Monday of April, and id Monday in Oftober. In Weji-Tenncjre, at Nafhville, on the 4th Mondays of May and November. In the territory of Orleans, at the City of Orleans, on the 3d Mondays in Otlober, January, April, and July. In Ohio, at Chilicothe, on the firft Mondays of Februjgry, June and 061ober. CounfeUors and AttGrnUs in the Circuit Courts Majfa- chufetts DlJiriS, Wm. Wctmore John Phillips Edward Jackfon Ebenezer Bradifti George Blake T. O. Selfridge Jonathan Fay Benja. Wliitman Robt.T.Paine.jr. Rufus G. Amory John Callender Samuel Putnam Samuel Dexter Jofiah Ouincy Ezekiel Bacon Jofeph Hall Satnuel Haven Thomas Allen ildward Gray Jofeph Rowe Peter Thacher Harrifon G. Otis Eheitezer Gay Charles Davis \Vm. Prefcott Wm'. Sullivan Joleph Story Th. Williams, jr. Francis Blake And. Greenwoosl Timo. Bigelow Charles Jackfon Warren Duiton HoratioTownfend John Heard, ir. ] John Q. Adams | 'Wm, Thurfton 58b Votes for Prefidt. and Vlcc-Prefidt. CommiJ^oners of Loans, States, Oficers. Salaries. New-Hampfhire William Gardner, 650 Dollarst Mafiachufetts, Benjamin Auftin, 1500 Rhodc-Ifland, Chriftopher EUery, 600 ConneQlcut, Jonathan Bull, 1000 New-York, William Few, J 500 New-Jerfc>^, James Ewing, 700 Pennfylvanla, Stephen Moylan, i.'joo Delaware, John Stockton, 600 Marj^land, Edward Hall, 1000 Virginia, Thomas Nelfon, 1500 North-Carolina, Sherwood Haywood, 1000 South-Carolina, Peter Freneau, 1000 Georgia, Robert Haberfham, 700 Fotes for Pref.dmt. and Fice-Pre/idcnt of the United States for four Years, commencing March 4, 1809. Prefident. Vice-Prefident. States. New-Hamplhire MafTachufetts Rhode-Ifland Connecticut Vermont New-York New~Jcrfey Pennfylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia North-Carolina South-Carolina Georgia Kentucky Tennefiee Ohio TotaU Governors, Confuls, &c. i8i Governors in the feveral States. .{ohn Lan^f^on, New-Ham pfni re. Elbridge G rry, MafTachufetts. James Fenner, Rhode-Ifland. John Treadvvell, (Jonncfticut. Jonas Gakiflia, Vermont. JDanJel D. Tomkins, New-York. Jofeph Bloomfield, New-Jerfey. Simon Snyder, Penofylvania. George Truitt, Delaware. Edward Lloyd, Maryland. John Tyler, Virginia. David Stone, North-Carolina.- John Drayton, South-Carolina. David B.Mitchellj Georgia. Charles Scott, Kentucky. VVilley Blount, Tenneflee. David Holmes, Miflifippi Territory* Samuel Iluntington, Ohio. William C. C. Clairbonei Orleans Territory. William Hu'l, Michigan Territory. benjamin Howard, Upper Louffiana Territory. William Henry Harrifon, Indiana Territory. N'inian Edwards, Illinois Territory. MiniJlerSf Confuls, and Agents of the United States^ refident in Foreign Countries. In Great-Britain and its Dominions. iVilllam Pinckney, Minifier Plenipotentiary, in London, Confuls. araes Holmes Belfad John Gavino Gibraltar £lias Vanderhorft Bri/hl George John Ton Glafgow ohn Church Cork James Maury Liverpool r. Englifh Dublin William Lyman London lobertW. Fox Falmouth Jofepb Pullis Malta Thomas Auldjo, Vice-Conrul, at Poole. James M. Henry, Agent in the Ifland of Jamaica. In France and its Dominions. Jonathan Ruflell, Charge d'AIFairs, at Paris. i'32 Mhiifters in Foreign Countries. Commercial Agents. William Lee Bourdeaux KaacCBarnett Havre drGr, William Buchanan h"^^oj Thomas Lovell La Hvchelic France and Bourbon Aaron Vale IWrtent John App'eton Calais PLtienne Catbalan Marftilles Thomas Aborn Cayenne Wiiliam P^tteifon Kanlz Peter Walfii Ccttee Henry WiHon CJlcnd Fiancis CofFyn Dunkirk Comrdiffwp.ers at Paris under the Louifiana Treaty Ifaac Coxe Barnett, and William Maclare. In S p a I X AND ITS Dominions. George \V. Erving, Charge cl'AfFairs, at Madrid. Cc7!fuls. Pwobt. Montgomery Alicante Wm.Kirkpatrick Malaga John Leonard Barcelona Richd. S. U?.ck]tySt.Lucar Jo'eph Yznardi Cadiz Lewis O'Brien 5/. Atidcro John James Ai mHrcns:, IJiandofTcnerijfe. John Martin Baker, Tarragona, for the IJles of Majorca, Minorca, andYvica. I\\' Portugal and its Dominions- Thos.Sumpter, jr. Minifter Plenipotenti. at Rio de Janeiro Confuls. Henry Hill St. Salvador James L. Cathcart Madeirc j John B. Dabney Fayal \ Tx LIOLLAXD. Sylvanus Bourne, Conful -General at Amflerdam. In Denmark and its Dominions. Saabye Copenhagen Gamble S/. Hans R. \ Thomas Crm In Prussi a. Fredrick W. Lutze S^'f^//^ | William Clarke Lnibda In Germany. Frederick J. Wich i. R^.^^.r,„^^^,^„ Tohn M. Fobes Hamburg .- 1 r \^Bremen> iSremen lenhauicn \ winigi,, p^igg^^ XrieJ. Philip Marck Franconia In Sweden. Robt.G.GardinerGof/f.v^ar^ Wm.Ursel I/l:o/ St. Bart/iol I In the Italian STATr:s. Thomas H. Stone Genoa Alexander Hammatt Naplc j Thomas Appleton lr,^horn • Abraham Gibbs Pa'ervt ]>;ha Brondbcnr Mejtna i ? Foreign Minlfters iii the U. States. 183 In' Russia. John O. Adorns, MInifter Plenipotentiary. Levitt Hjrris, Conful at St. Peteiiburg. In Turkey. William Stuart, Conful at Smyrna. Within the Barbary Powers. . Tobias Lear, Conful -General at Algiers. George Davis, of New-York, Conful at Tripoli, Chiries D. Coxe, Agent at Tunis. •James Simpfon, Conful at Tangiers. In China. Edward Purrington, Conful at Canton. Mhrificrs and Confuls of Foreign Powers refident in tkt United States. From GREAT-BRiTAiNi Morier, Charge d'AfFairs. Thomas Barclay, Confal-General for the Eaftern States. Phineas Bond, Conful-General for the Middle and Souih- ern States. Andrew Allen, jr. Conful for Maffachufetts, Kew-Hamp' {hire, Rhode-Iflina and Connefticut. John B, Gilpin, Vice-Confal for Rhode-Ifland. William Wood, Vic.--Conful for Baltimore. JoliD Hamilton, for Virginia. Benj. Moodye, Conful for N. & S. Carolina & Georgia, James Wallace, Vice-Conful for Georgia. From France. Gen. Turreau, Envoy Extraordinary and Minifter Pknipa. teniiary. ' ; Secretary of Legation, at New-York. Louis Arcambal, Conful-Generai, New-York. Monf. Beaujour, Confal-Gcn^ral, at Philadel^-hia. YsUxc Antome Alexis Giraud, Conful for the New-England — Stiite"!, at Boflon. _ Seloup, Vice-Conful, for Maryland, at Baltimore. Girarri Cazeaux, Vice-Confal, at Portfmouth, (N.H.) Monf. Fourcroy, Conful, at CharleRon, fS.C.) Monf. Le Marvis, Vjce-Conful. at Savannah, (Geo.) Monf\ Alexis Teftc, pro. tern. Vice-Conful, at Providence. Monf. Douzy, Vice-Conful, at Phihidelphia. Monf.. oner, Vice-Conful, at Norfolk, 1 84 Foreign Minlfters in the U. States. ' Monf. Poree, Vice-Conful for Kentucky, at New-Orleans. Monf. Martel, Conful, Hatches. From Spain. • Charge d'Affairs and Conful-Gerieral. Sig. Don Juan Stoughton, Conful for New-Hampfiilre, Connefticut, Rhodc-Ifiand, Vermont, and Maflachufetts, at Bofton. Sig. Don Thomas Stoughton, Conful for New-York, at New-York. Sig. Don Juan Baptifta Bernabcu, Conful for Maryland, at Baltimore. Sig. Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, Vice-Conful, for Virginia and Kentucky, at Norfolk. Sig. Don Pablo Chacon, Vice-Conful, at Alexandria. Sig, Don DJego Morphy, Conful for North and South-Car- " olina, at Charleflon. Sig. Don Felipe Fatio, Vice-Conful for North and South' Carolma and Georgia, at Savannah. Sig. Don Manuel Rengel, Conful in Georgia. From Portugal. Jofeph Radmaker, Charge d'Affairs and Conful-General. Mr. Suvaro, Vice-Conlul, for Pennfylvania. James F, Vernock, Vice-Conful, for South-Carolina. Simeon S. Goodwin, Ccnfalar Agent fr^r New-Hampfhire, Mafiachufetts, and Rhod:-Iflind, at Bofton. R. Dixon, ConfularAgent for Virginia, at Norfolk, From Holland. Adrian Vaick, Conrul, for Maryland and Virginia. Conful, for South-Carolina and Georgia. G. I. E. Smiffaert, Conful, at New-York. From Prussia. Johann Ernft Chriftian Schuhz, Conful, at Baltimore. Jacob E. A. Steinm'ftz, Confui, at Cnarlefton. From Denmark. Peter Pederfen, Charge d'Affairs, and Conful-General, Philadelphia. Joeft F. Ekkard, Conful for Philadelphia, Delaware, New- Jerfey, and Maryland. George Hammorkirj, Conful for the Middle-States. Frederick \V. Brune, Conful for BaUimore. Jonathan Swift, Conful for the Diiljicl of Columbia, in Alexandria. Mofes Myers, Conful for Norfolk, and all other ports in Virginia, except thcfe on the Potomac. Armj of the United States, tt^ Richard Langdon, Vice-Confu], North-Carolina. Jofeph Wmthrop, Vice-Conful, Soath-Carolina. William Scarborough, Vice-Confu!, Georgia, David Greene, Vice-Confu), Boflon. John Bir«!, Vjce-Conful, Delaware. From Russia. Andrew de Dafchkoff, Change d'Affairs, and ConfuU General. From Sweden. Richard SoderRrom, Conful-Genera!. Joieph Wmthrop, Vice-Coniul, Charlefton, fS.C.) Jonathan Swift, Vice-Conlui, for Columbia and the ports on the Potomac. Samuel Blague, Vice-Conful, for New-Hampfbire and Maffachufetts. Henry Gahn, Conful for New-York. John Borritz, Vice-Conful for North-Carolina. Vice-Conful for Maryland. John Cov.-per, Vice-Conful, for Norfolk and all other ports in Virginia, except thofe on the Potomac. Geo. Miles, jr. Vice-Conful for Rhode-lfl. and Connc£li. John Hidreck, Delaware. Bernard Dahlgren, Confal at Philadelphia. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES. [Revifed by Capt, Freeman, in 061ober, i8io.] Brigadier-Generals. James Wilklnfon, Wade Hampton, and Peter Ganfevoort. Adjutant to the Army. \ Brigade-lnfpeclors. Abimael Y. Nicoll } Wm. R. Boote and Ebenr. Eccbe Jzds-de-Camp, , , N. I. Vifcher. P/zy-Majler, Robt. Brent 1 Hofpital Surgeon J ohnyi'DsniG,} C/iapiuiri, Sami. Carrick Surgeoris Matc^ Wm. Tiiomas | CORPS OF ENGINEERS. CobneU Jonathan Williams. l.icidenant-Ccloncl^ Jarcd Mansfield. Majors, Alexander Macomb, jofeph G. iS.li.} (1^7, i86 Army of the United States, Captains. Firjl LieuUnants. StcondLitutenavti^ \V. K. Armftcad Alden Partridge JoCeph G. Toiten Georgs Bum ford Eleazer D.Wood Samuel B^jbcock William M'Ree WilliainPartridgc Daniel A. A, Buck Charles Gratiot Prcrstis Willard Sylvanus Thayer REGIMENT OF ARTILLERISTS. Colonel, Henry Burbeck. Lieutenavt-Cohnel, Ccnflant Freeman. Majors, Moles Porter, William McRea, Abln Y. Nlcoll, and Amos Stoddard. Captains, Firjl-Umttnanls. SecondLievtevants. Jam.es Read Jas, S. Swearingen Robert Lu: as Nehem. Freeman HannibalA. Alien JohnDAViiKiliari) Lloyd Ikali Robert Roberts Archibald Darrah Richard Whiley Tames R. Hanham M. P. Lomax Samuel T. Dvfon Michael Walih JuUus Pcft James B. Many James Reed Sattcrlce Clark Nathl. Leonard Porter Hanks Samuel Chcsii^plm C.Woleftoncraft Thomas Murray John AnderCon James Hon fe Jonathan Eaftrnan Saml.R.Raibburii John B. Walbach William Gates Pieman A. Fay Addi-B-Armftead JuliusF-Hielcman Milo Mafon George Armftead John Ganievoort C. Van de Venter William Cocks Alex- Laneuviile John Fitzgerald Ervmg Mofes Swett Elias Preble i John Clarence Mulford Hrpley Yeaton Auguttus Magee Abrah. L. Sands William Wilfon . Thos.N Vaughan i Theodore RandalJ Jofeph Crofs I Samuel Maclay Humphrey JoCcph Provaux 3 vacaucies Enoch | Lewis Howard Thomas Bennett Francis Newman I Ethan A. Allen Adjutant, Judus Pcft. REGIMENT OF L I G H T ART I L L E R Y. licut. Col. Major, Cclc71£l, I I Captains. Firft Lieutenants. SeccvdU^vtenantu K.N.V.Rinfle'aer W^infred Scott J. S. M'Kelvey Abraham Euftis James Gibfon Bcnjamm Branch Wm. N.Irvine Wm. Campbell Geo. W. Melvm Jofiah Telfair Robf.M'Pherfon ThomasL.B.Kent JohnR. Spann John MTntofh 6 vacancies Thomas Puts Samuel P ice John H. I Efies And. M'Dowell 3 Vcicancics Luther Leonard 2 vacancies Army of the United States, 187 Surgeon. Su^^ eon's- Mate, Adjutant. j j Deanis Ciaude I Peter Turn r. Robt. M'Pherfoa REGIMENT OF Army of the United States. Captains. Firft Lieutenants. SuondLieutenants^ John ('ampbell Rca.Chambetlain Robert G. Seeiy Peter P. Schuyler J. R, N. Lucket John Stan^rd Mntth. Artmckle Kobert Peyton John Mathers Kdm. P. Gaines John V. Duforcfi Bcnedift Stewart Bdit.D.Armflead William CMr-ad Robert Cherry- James V/llkinfon John Peir.hcrton John T. Wirt William Piatt William F. Ware Evert Bogardns Wm. Lawrence John Davis ILzckiah Bradicy Enfig-nSy Perry Willis, and 9 THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Co/owe/, Edward Pafteur. Licv:ienant'Colon€l,]ohn'Sv.\\\.\i. liomcrV. Milton. j Majo^; C-ahtains Firjl Lieutenants SecondLieidcnayi ts . Mefl'aian Houflon Robert B. Moore Timothy Spann Rofs Bird Duncan L. Clinch Bcnj. D.Jhleinot John Nicks James E.Denking Be.oj. M. Jack ton Henry AikinG^n A. E. White Hoilcwaj' James Jacob F. Fauft VV^m. S.Hamilton Sam. C. Mabfon Prenijls Law James Moore John Bennett John M'Clelland Wm. R. Davis Jo^l Lyon Tames WoodrnfF Samuel Butler .'^tc'ling Anderfon Vv/illiam Butler Henry Cholaud William Lavail Cadwalier Jones William John fi on 1 vacancy Enfigns, Benjam.in Harvey, and vacancies. SurgtOHy Richard Shubrick. rOURTf? REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. rc/<»;f/, John P. Boyd. Lieutenant-Colofiel, ZchuL M.^Pike. | Major, James Miller. Ca*- tains. Licvtunants. SecondLicvtenaJits, FirJ} j William C. Bean W-'i 1 1 ia m \^^e tfh J oim L . Ea i'l man j Paul Wentwonh Oliver G. Burton j Benjamin Hill Stephen Ratiney Naih. F. Adams Frtdk. Conkling Joel Cock Samuel Page AbrahaniHawkios Geo. W. Prefcott Charlos Fuller George P. Peters John Binney Charles Larrabee John Smith Return B Brown E'r.cnczrr Way Lewis Pcckham JoOah Snelling Minoi Huntington 3 vacancies. Robert C. Barton Jack (on Durant 1 va:ancy 1 Sam.uel Borden Enfigns. •Geo. Goodin; 'luTon Hill, Joliih BjcoH; Z: 7 vacancis*. » Army of the United States. 189 Surgeon, Jofiah D. Folier I Pay-Majer, N. J. Adams Adjutant, Jofiah Bacon Quarter-Majl . Sami. Borden \ FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, lieut.Colond, Wm. D. Beall. j Major, Gilbert C. RuflelK Captains. Firft Lieutenants. SecondLiev-tenants^ Nimrod Long Geo. M. Brooke Jacob Hindman Geoige Gibfon Rich. Whaiienby Wafliington Lee Richard C. Dale Townlend Slith William King Edward Dillard Henry Sounders Geo. WaihingtOQ Brnj. Wallace Alexr. M'liheny Elias Edmonds James Bankhead Talbot Chambers Robert Carfon Colin Buckrer James Dorman John Jamiefon Wm E.Wililams Wm. He 1, (haw James Saunders [ohn Jd! nfton Lc Roy Opie 2 vacancies Fayette Roane Richard H. Beali Enfigns, Daniel Ward, Jofcph Owens, John'Suter, Edw.L.Lomax^ 6 vacancies. Surgeon, William Upfliaw. | Pay-Majier, Le Roy Opje. Quarter-Majler, John Jamleron. SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Jonas Simonds. rifW/.Co/we/, Jofeph Conilant. j M<2;or, John Darrington. Captains. Firji Lieutenants. Second Lieutenan is Will. P. Bennett Peter Muhlenberg Niei Shaw Samuel Cherry Clement Sadlier Edward Webb [onathan Brooks John Stewart Chls. R. Gardnejr Ebenezer Beebe William Nicholas Henry Shell [ohn Chriftie Robert Sterry Jacob Sinn fohn Machefney Jas.E.A.Mafters Jacob Sleet ijeorge Nelfon ChauncyPettibore John Reigart r. T. Ar'-owfmith Henry Phillips 3 vacancies. jreo. Humphreys Henry J. Plume lohn Wall worth James L Vooihis Enfigns, 10 vacancies, SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INF ANT Ry. Colonel, William Rupel. \ieuLColonel, Robert Purely. | Majort it^o Army of the United States. Captains. " Firjl ^IJfUtenants. SeccndLievienonts, Robt.C. Nifholas Enoch Curler jc'lTe Jem ings (reo, R. C. F'oyd Zi'chariih Taylor Archh^li Gfpen Thos. J . Vandyke Walt. H. Overton Jr^HVy Roberifon Thornton Pofey Ca-ey Nicholas Ifaac Duiibar Arthur Morgan Wm.M'Cle'land James S. Wade Thoi-na^ Beail Alexander Caivit Samue! Vail UriaN Bld't Alcxand-r White Sam. M'Cormick Richard Oldman Thomas S. JcfTup George C. Allen James Doherty Ehfha Edwards E'ij. Mor.fsjomcry 1 Vacancy NarcifTus Bicntin David ivrCleilau Enfigm^ Jofeph Phillips and 9 vacancies Surgeon^ Alfred Thurflon ) Surgeon's Mete, Adam Goodlct R E O I M E N' T OF RIFLEMEN', Colonel, Alexander Smith. Lirui. Cclonelf Major, -hn Fuller. I J Captains. Firft Lieutenants SeccndLievtenants, Thomas A. Smidi Fielder Rif!g way E'zey L. James Geo, W 'Sevier Michael Hags Thomas Ramfey James M' Donald D'H Amor V/iiliaiD Smith John Ragaa Lodovvick Morga n Elias Stalling Moi'rs Whitney Daniel Appling Art.W.Thorntop Benjamin Forfyth Jofhua Haniilioii Francis Stribbng ILnry R.Graham Thos.A.Patterfon James Johnlloa Mann. I Vifcher ,q vacancies. 3 vacancies Abrm. A. M.-^ffias 1 horn js Spencer Enfgvs. Surgeon. Ouarter-Mafler,- 10 vacancies. Smith Cutler LoduM'ick i-.Iorgar SURGEON'S AND SURGEONS* M ATES OF THE PEACE. ESTABLISHME NT. SurgtonSy Oliver H. Spence, and Fraaci s Le Barron. Surgeons' Mates. Jof-ph Weft Abraham Stewart Sylvefter Day John I. Hieleman fames H. Sargent Samuel B. Clarke Geo. W. Ma u pin Aiex. M'Cauley Alex. i-i.Mortiror JoAph Goodhue James Y Stewart Robeit Simpfoa John Wat'on Robert Houflon ]ohn L. Murray Abraham hdwards Charies Slocum \Vv^. I. Daviaior Anthony Saugrin Henry Skinner Tohn C(u)pcr I'leubcn Everett Wm^H.Enier/ \\\ A. Dandririg Duties on Importations. 191 Dijlria Pay-Majkrs. Nebetn. Freeman I John Miller Jona. Eaflmau j /-\inbr. Jas. S. Sweaiingcr j Whitlock | Simeon Knight N. B. The Peace Eftabiifhment is corapofed of the corps ofengiaeers, the regiment of ait'lleriRs, and the Sift and fccond regiments of irfanrry ;. and the additional army of the light artillery, light d'agnons, nllerneri, and the third fourth, iifth, fixrh, and fevrnih regim-nis ot infantry. Gen- eral Wiikinion is attached to the former army, and Gen- erals Hamntoa and Ganfevoort to the latter. DUTIES, ^ P A Y A E r. E fl Y I. A .- O NT A T. L GOODS, WARES, and MERCHANDIZE^ Imported into the United States, from and alter tke lali day of June, 1804. grif" If imported in foreign S/iips cr Vefj'els^ an addition is made of io per centum on the amount of Duties. Note. Articles on which the duties are eftimated per centum, are underflood to he ad valorem ; except when otherwife particularly exprelled, as, per cwt- per gallon, iJcr pound, per dozen. ALE, beer and porter, in cafks or bottles,. 8 cts.per gall, on the bottles, if black glafs, qua: t do. 60 cts-j^er grofs* Almonds, - - . o cis.j)er lb. Anchors, - ,- - I5 cent per lb. Annifeed, . - i-'^ per cent. Aritimony, regulus of, - - ./'''- Aqaa fortis, - - , free. Arms, fire and fide, not otherwife enu- meraicd, or parts thereof, ijg per cent. Articles of at! kin.ds, of the growth or map.ufjftare of"^ the United Srates, or their territories, upon which ^ ^• ?" no diawback, bounty or allowance has been paid ci r* admi'icrl, y Artificial flowers, featheis, andoil:eror- naraenw for women's h'^ad-drefle?, 17| per cent. igt Duties on Importations. BAGGAGE, perfonal See Wearing apparel. &c. Balis andBalfams. See Powders, Fades, &c. Bark of the cork tree, - - free. Beer, ale, and jxirter. See Ale. Beafts, viz. horfes, cattle, fl^eep, fwlne, or otiier uleful ones, imported for breed, free* Bohea teas. See Teas. Bonnets, hats, and caps of every kind, 17^ per cent. Books, blank. 1 <: per cent. - Boots, . . 7,5 cts. per pair. Bottles, black glafs quart, 60 cts. per girofs. Brafs cannon. 17I per cent. Brafs teutenage and wire, Brafs, and all other manufa£tares of brafs, 17^ per cent. Brafs, iron, orfieel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes, 15 per cent. Bricks and tiles, 17^ per cent. Briftles of fwine, free. Brufhes, - _ - 15 per cent. Buckles, fhoe and knee, • 175 per cento Bullion, free. Burgundy wine. See Wines. Burr-fiones, unwrought. /ree. Buttons of every kind, 17I; per cent. CABINET wares, ly^ per cent. Cables and tarred cordage, 2 cants per ib. Cambricks, 15 per cent. Candles of tallow. 2 cents per lb. Candles of wax or fpermaceti, 6 cents per lb. Canes, walking-fticks or whips, 15 per cent. Cannon of brafs, I7f per cent. Capers, 17I per cent. Caps, hats, and bonnets of every kind, * '^^ per cent. Cards, wool and cotton. 50 cents per doz. Cards, playing. 25 cts. per pack. Carpets and carpeting, * - 175 per cent. Carriages, or parts ot carriages, S^?"! per cent. Cartridge paper, 17-| per cent. Caffia, Chinefe, 4 cents per lb. Champaign wine. See X^Vines. Cheeff, ... 7 cents per lb. China ware, - - - 174 per cent, Chintzes and coloured calicoes or mufi ins, and all print- ed, llained, or coloured goods or maaufactures, or Duties on Importations. 195 not being printed, ftained orcoloure(l, of cot- ton, ol'linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value, 15 per cenr. Chocolate, - . g cents per lb. Cinnamon and cloves, - 20 cents per lb. - Clay, unwrought, . Jf^c. Clocks and watches, or parts of either. See Watches. Clogs and Golofhoes. See Shoes, Clothing ready made, - 15 per cent. Coaches, chariots, phaetons, chairs, chaifes, folos, or other carriages, or paru of either, - - 22^ per^cent. Coal, - - - 5 cents per bufliel. Cocoa, - . - . 2 cents per lb. Coffee, _ - - ^ cents. per lb. Colours. See Painters'. Comfits, - - - 17^ per cent. Compofition for the teeth or gums. See Dentifrice. Copper manufaftares, - 17-| per cent. Copper in plates, pigs, bars, and bolts, Jrte. Cordage tarred, - - 2 cents per lb. Cordage untarred, - - 25^ cents per lb. - Cork tree, bark of, - Ji'(^^- Cofmetics, - . i7i per cent. Cotton, - - " 3 cents per Ih. Cotton Rags. See Rags. Cotton or linen mannfactureF, or of both, or of which cotton or lineii is the mate- ria! of chief value, whi iher printed, flalned, coloured, or oiherwife, 15 per cent. Currants, - - . 2 cents per lb. CutlaiFes, or parts thereof, - 175 per cent. X)ATES, - - - i7^perccut. Dentifrice, pc«vders, tinfclures, prepara- tions and compofitions for the teeth and gums, - - 17^ percent. Difhes, pewter, - - - 4 cents per lb. Dolls, dreffed&undreffed, or parts thereof,i7| per ct. Drugs and woods for dyeing, - J^^^- Diugs medicinal, except thofe commonly u fed for dyeing, - - I7f per cer.t, EARTHEN and ftcne ware, - 17^ per cent, EfTences. See Powders, Pnftes, &c. 1811.] P. 194 Duties on Importations. FANS, or parts therrof, Fayal wine. See Win >•;=;. Feathers, and other oinamcnts for women's head-drelTes, - - - r Fitrs, - - - - 2 ctius p^r lb. Fifh, dried, forei^'n caughr, - 5octs. perq!i!nt.-i!, F fh, mackare!, - - 60 cts. per barrel. Fifh, ralmon, - - - loo cts. jx;r bariel. Fifh, all ot tier plekled, - 40 cts. perh^incU Floor-cloths and mats, or parts of either, ijh per cent. Flowers, artificial, - - 175 per cent. Fringes commonly ufed by uphoHlerers, coachmakcrs and faddlers, - 175 per cent. Frtiits of all kinds, except thofe otherwife particuLiriy enumeraied, - 175 per cent. Fius of rvery kind, undrcffeJ, - /'--(!• - - - GAUZE'^, I J per cenu Geneva fpirits. Sec Spirits. Ginger, _ . - '17! per cenr. Girandoles, or parts thereof, • e »^ per cent. Giafs, black quart bottles, - 60 cents per jirofs. Glafs, windoH', notabove Sby ten 'nches, 160 cts. ") per loof Glafs, window, notabuvc. 10 by 12 inches, :"j crs. > iqaarc Glafs, window, above ten by 12 inches, 22 j cts. j feet. Glafs, all other glafs, and manufatiures thrrcof, - . - 225 per cent. Glauber ialts, - - 200 cents per cwu Gloves and mittens of every kind, 17^ percent. Glue, - - - - 4 cents per lb. Gold, filverand plated ware, - 17^ per cent. Goid and filver iace, - - 175 percent. Golodioes. See S'loes. Go>is, wares and merchandize itnported dire6tly from 1 " " China or India, in fhips or vcffeis not cf the United ( States, except teas, China ware, and all other article:. ^ liable to bii;hcr rates ot duties, - ) Goods, war.s and merchand-ze, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and defcribcd, - - _ 15 per cent. Gi)odi, wares and merchandize, intended to be re-ex-"^ parted to a foreign port or place in the lame fhip or j vcifel in wh:ch they ihail be imported— and ail arti- l^ .^ cles. of the growth or manufaaure of the Utiited .' Stales, or of their tcrritor-es, upon which no dtaw- ! tiick, bounty or allowance h.is been paid or adnriued, J Duties on Importations. 1-95 Grafs and Caia Rope, - - 2| c's. per cwt. Gum, chiefly u(fd in preparing munins, cottons cr linens, foj receiving colours or dyes, . > . f^c^- Glim Arabic, - - - free Gii-pov'dcr, - - - 4 c^ Dts per lb. HANGERS, or parrs tberrof, - 172 per cent. Hair- powder, ... 4 cents j/cr Jb. Hat*, caps, and bonnets of every kind, 1 7^ per cent. Hemp, - _ - loo CIS. per cv/t. Hempen ragst, ... free. liidss, raw, . _ - fref. Hc/op-iron, . - 1 cent per lb. IMPLEMENTS or tools of a mechanical . trade only, of pejfons who artive in the United States, - - free. Ind;go, - - - 25 cents per lb. - - 2ron wire, - J''^^- iron, flicer, _ - - i| c'nt per lb. Iron, flit and hoop, - - ^ 1 cent per ib. iron, flee!, or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, - - anvils and vifes, . 15 per cent. iron, cafi, and all manufa^nres of iron, fleel or brafs, or of which either cf ihefe metals is the aiticle of chief value, not being otherwife particularly enu- _ merated. . _ 17I; pfr cent. JEWELRY and paOe work, 175 ,;cr cent. KID and morocco fiioes. See Shoes. LACE cf gold and filver, - 17I per certt. Laces and lawns, _ - - 35 per cent. Laces, linens,fringcs,ta{rcls and trimmings, commonly nfcd by upholfierers, coach- makers and faddlcrs, - l-'^prrcent. Lampblack, - - 15 per cent. Lapis Caliminaris. - - /xe Lead and miifket ball, - 1 cent per IH. Lead, vvhie and red, - - 2 cents per lb. Lea--!, other manufactures of lead, or in wh'ch lead is the chief art-cl-;, 1 cent per lb. J-,eather, tanned and tawed, and all manu- factures of l:-ather. or of wliich leather is the article of chief value, not other- wife particularly enumerated, 17* percent. i^emons and limes, - - - 17^ per cent. 196 Duties on Importations. Xlme, foreign, in cafks of 60 gallons, 50 cents per cafk. Linen or cotton manufaftuies, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the mate- rial oF chief value, whether printed, ftained, coloured, or otherwife, 15 per cent. Linen rags, _ . , free, Lifbon and Oporto wines. See Wines. Looking glafs, - - 2C-| per cent. MACE, ... 125 cents per "lb. Mackarel, - . 60 '-ents per bbl. Madeira, Malaga, and other wines. See Wines. Malt, - - - 10 cts. per bufheU Manufaftures of tin, pewter, and copper, except pewter plates and dlfhes, 17J per cent. Manufaftuies of iron, fteel, or brafs, not otherwife particularly enumerated, 17^ per cent. Manufaftures of leather, not otherwife particularly enumerated, - 175 per cent, Manufaclares of lead, not otherwife par- ticularly enumerated, - 1 cent per lb. ^ Manufaftures of cotton or linen, or of both, whether printed, ftained, coloured, or otherwife, \^ per cent. Manufaflures of glafs. See Glafs. Manufa6lures of tobacco. See Snuff, Se- gars, and Tobacco. i Manuiaftures of wood. See Cabinet ware.", and Wood. Mmufaclures of the United States, or their teriitoiies, upon which no drawback, bounty or allowance has been paid^r admitted, _ » - fr^c* Marble, flate, and other {lone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other utenfils of marble or Gate, and generally all ftone and earthen ware, - - 17! per cent. Mats and floor-cloths, or parts of cither, 17^ per cent. Medicinal drugs, except thofe commonly ufed in dyeing, - - 17! per cent. Merchandize, goods and wares imported direflly from '\ -^ China or India, in fiiips or veffels not of the United f ^ States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles f r« liable to higher rates of duties, ) r* Merchandize, goods and wares, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and defcribed, 15 per cent. Duties on Smportarions. i^ i^Iercfsanciizc, floods and wares, intended to be j;e-^x-") ported to a foreign port or place in the lame fhip or | "> vefFei in which they fhail be imported j and all arti- [ cles of the growth or' manufacture ot" the United ( ? te-^ritorieSjUponwhich no drawback, States, or of ihei- j bounty, or allowance has iDeen pa:d or adniir.ed, J Millenary ready made, - - iji pcr cent. Mittens and gloves ofevery kind, 17I percent. MolaiTes. - - - 5 cents per gall.. Morocco and kid flioes. See Shoes. Mufkets and fiielocks, with or withoat baj^onets, or parrs of either, 17^ per cent. Muflins and Miiflinets, whether printed, fiained, coloured, or otherwife, 15 per cent. Muftird in flour, - - i7g per cent. NAILS, - - - 2 cents per lb. IsTankins, - - - 15 per cent. Nutmegs, ... ^o cents j)er lb. OCHRE, yellow, dry, - 1 cent per lb. Ochre, yellow, in oil, - - ig cent per lb. Oj!, - - - - I7f per cent. Oil of vitriol, - - fne. Ointments, oils, and odours. See Pow- ders, pafles, &c. Old pewter, - - free. C>'ives, - - - 17I percent. Oporto and Lifbon wine, - 30 cents per galL *>rangcs, - - 17^ per cent. Ornarnents for women's head-drelfes, 172 per cent. PACKTHREAD and twine, 400 cents per cwt. Painter's colours, whether dry or ground in o;l, except ihofe otherwife eniime- ratcd, and thofe comn:onIy uicd \n d^e^n^r, - - - 17I; per cei>t. P.'per hangings, - - 17^ per cent. Paper, writing' and wrapping;, 15 per cent. J^iper, flieath.rg and cartridge, 17^ per cent. Faileboard, paichrrent or vclium, 15 percent. Pafie-work and Jewelry, - 17I per cent, 'Jpepper, - - - 6 cents per lb. Pe I fumes, - - iji per cent. Pewter m?!nufaclares, except plates and difccs, - - 17I per cent. Pewter plates and difiies, - 4 cents per lb' Pewter, old, - - free. i9S Duties on Importations. Phaetons, or parts thereof, - 22^ percent. Philofophical apparatus, fpeclally Import- ed for any feminary of learning, Jrte, Pickled fifh of every kind, except mack- arcl and falrrion, 40 cents per bbl. Picklesof all forts, - - 175 per cent. PiRures and prints, - - 15 per cent. Pimenta, - - - 4 cer.ts per lb. Pillols or parts thereof, - 172 per cent. Plainer of Pari:;, - - free. Plums and p; lines, . - 2 cents per lb. Porter, beer, or ale, in c?{lis or bottles, 8 cents per gall, on the bottles, if black glafs quart bottles, 60 ctspergrofs, powder, hair, - - 4 cents per lb. - Powder, gun, ! 4 cents per lb. Powdery, p;i{ies, balls, halfams, ointments, oils, waters,") ^ >** wafhes, tin6tures, cfTcnces, or other preparations or | compofitions, commonlj'^ called fwect fcents, odours, y% perfumes or coimetics, and all or prepaia- powders j ^ tions for the teeth or gums, J ^ Primed, {rained or coloured goods, or manufaftures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, 15 per cent. Printing tyties, 1.5 per cent. QUICKSILVER, 6 cents per lb. KAGS of of hempen, of linen. and of woollen cloth, free. Raifins imported in jars and boxes, and mufcadel raifins, 2 cents per lb. Raifins, all other kinds of, i-| cent per lb. P>.av/ hides and fkins, Jyee. Red lead, 2 cents per lb. P.egulus of antimony, free. Rum. See Spirits. SADDLES, or parts thereof, 15 per cent. Saffron, - - - free, - Sail-cloth, - - 1,5 per cent, Salmon, - - - loo cents per bbl. Salt, v/eighing more than fifty-fix pounds per bufhel, 12 cts. pr. 56 lbs. Salt, weighing fifty-fix pounds per bufiiel or lefs, 1 2 cents pr. bufhel. Salt-petre, free. vSalts, glaubcr, 2co cts. per cwU Satins and other wrought filks, 15 per cent* Duties on Importations. 150 Sea-flores of {hips or vefTels, - Jrec* Scgars, - . - 200 cts. per icoo. JSt'incs, - - - 4 cents per lb. Sharoots, _ - . 6 cents per lb. Shcathinj; and cartridge paper, 175 per cent. Sheet iron, - - - i§ cents per lb, Sherry and other wines. See Wines. Shoes, kid and irorocco, - 15 cents per pair. Shoes and flippciS of filk, - 25 cents per pair. Shoes, other fhoes and flippers for men and women, clogs or goJcflioes, 15 cents per pair. Shoes, other ftioes &: flippers for children, 10 cents per pair. I^iiver lace, - _ . i-i per cent. Silver and plated ware, - 175 per cent. - Skins and hides, raw, J'^^^- Slate, flone, and it one ware, - lyf per cent. Slit and hoop iron, - - 1 cent per lb. Snuff, _ - - 10 cents per lb. - - - 2 cents lb. Soap, _ per Solos and other carriages, or parts thereof, 22| per cent. Spanifh brown, - - 1 cent per lb. Spermaceti candles, - - 6 cents per lb. Spikes, - - 1 cent per lb. -_ _ Spirits diftilled in foreign countries, viz. From grain. ifl proof, 28 cents per ga!!. 4'.h proof, 34 cents per gall. cd proof, 29 cents per g;ill. 5ih proof, 40 cents per gall, ^d proof, 31 cents per gal" bth proof, 50 cents per gall. From other Katerials. jfl proof, 25 cents per gal!. 4!h proof, 32 cents per gall. 2d proof, 25 cents per gall. .^th proof, 38 cents per gall. 3d proof, e8 cents per gall. 6th pjocf, 46 cents per gall. Spirits diililied in the United Stales, importtd in the fame ihip or veflel in which they had been previoufly exported from the United States, viz. Frorti molajes. ifl proof, 1.5 cents per gall, i 4ih proof, 19 cents per gall. £d proof, j6 cents per gall, ^ih proof, 23 cents per gall, gd proof, 17 cents per gall, j 6th proof, 30 cents per gall. From tnatamls qj the grcziih end prcdvce of the U, States, jil proof, 7 cents per gaU 4th proof, 11 cen-s per gall. sd proof, 8 cents per gall. 5th y:co\, 13 cents per gall. r^6 proof, rents per gail. 6th proof, 18 cents per gall. _ 9 5,ained, printed, or coloured goods, or manu fa£lures of coitcn, or of linen, or of 1 otb, 3 5 per cent, 200 Duties on Importations. Starch, - - - 3 cents per lb. Steti, - - - ico cents, per cwt. Steci, iron, or hrafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vii'cs, - 15 per ctnt- S:eel, all other manufaflurcs of Heel, 17^ per ccnr. Stock!n Tallow, - - , 1 1 cent per l.b. Tallow candles, - - 9 cents per Ih. Tarred cord.ige, . - e cents per lb, TafTel.c and trimmings, commonly ufed ly uphoiftcreis, coachmakers. and faddleis, 17I; per cent. Teas from China and Ind:a, or [rem any Ifiatid l)ivg cajl'. wardLy oj the tape of Good Hopt. Tea, Bohca, - - 12 cents per !;. Tea, S')uehong and oiher black teas, 18 cents ptr .0. Tea, hyfon, imperiaj, gunpowder, or gcmee. Tea, other green teas, - 2o cents per ib. From Europe. Teas, Bohea, - - 14 cents per Ih. T'eas, Sourhnng find other bjack teas, 21 cents per ib. Teas, hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomec, - - ^ 40 cents per lb. Teas, otner grem teas, - ' 24 cents per lb. from cr.y oiher Place. Teas, Bc)hea, - - l" cent: per lb. l^eai, Sonchorg and other birck teas, 27 cerjts per lb. Teas, hyion, iirperial, gunpowder or gomec, - - ^o C£n:s p5r ':b. Duties on Importations. 201 Teas, other grees) teas, - 30 ceius per lb. Teneriire and Tokay wines. See Wines. Tiles and bricks, - - 17^ per cent. Tin inanutaflures, - - 17I per cent. Tin, in pigs and plates, - fnc. TinBares, fee Powfiers, Paftes, &c. Tob Will re and red lead, - - _ 2 cents per lb. VVjudaw g'als. See Glafs. Wines in cajks^ bottles, or other vejfels. Wines. Malmfey, Madrirn, and London par icubr Mad^Mra, _ . - 58 Cts. per K'"!". W.nes, ;ill other Madeira wine, - 50 cts. per ga W'mes, Burgundy, Champa.f;n, Rheij:{li, and 7'okay, - - - . 4.5 crs. per ga.i. ^yines, Sherrv and St. Lucar, - 40 cis. per ^a:!. Wines, Claret &otber wines, i;of enumer- atcc!, when imporied in bottles or cafes, 35 cfs per gall, W^ines, Lifbon, Oporto, and other Puitu- Ral wines, - - . go cts. per gall. Wines, Sicily, _ - - 30 cts. per g-all, Vv''ine.<:, Teneriffe, Fayal, Malaga, St. George, and o: her weftcvn ifland wines, 28 cts. per gall. Wines, aii other wities, wien itiiported, oth.rwife than in b >tiles or cafes, 23 cts. per ga'!. O i th.- b't?!es, if black g'ifs quart bottles, 60 cts. prr grofs, li other ihan black gla!s quiiit boitles, 2' \ per c^tin. Wire of b>afs and iion, - - free. Wood iinmann afiared, - - free. Wood maniifa6luied,exc!uijvc of cabinet wares, , - - . l^percenr. W'oods, dyeing, - « free. IVoollen rags, - - - free. YARN, utitarred, - - 225 cents per cy.;. ALL Oihcrgoodh not brfore particularly enim.ratcd and defcribed, - 13 per cent* ^:^ All parts of articles to be fubjeft to the fanie duties S5 !!ic. entire a- tide is fidijerl to. Oil all advahrcm articles, imported from any fo'e?gn port within the Cape of G xrd Hope, 10 per cent, to be added to the aRnal ct.ft, including all charges, fmitfidg packages, comipiffi^^ns and infurance only excep'td) before the iluiies are calculated, and 20 per cent, if from any port beyond laid C .pe. All diuied articles, imported into the United States, not havinj.' been landed inor.- rh m one yenr. are al'owed a draw- bick of th:" duties, fubjcft tn a deduflion of 3| ixr cent. cxce})r fpirits. which is half a cent per gallon, and 2§ per cent, on tlie amount of ciii-ie,s. The bottles in zohxh Liquors arc imported, to pay the fame duty as empty bottles. Reitiidions on Importations. 203 No merchan.rzc to be imported in any vefTcJ be^mg'ng in whole or in parr 10 a citizen or inhabitant of il-.e Uiiited State?, unlels the MaOcr cf fiich vend fhall have on board a Man:fe{l in writing, fii^ned by fuch mdRer, or o.hcr per- ion havin;:: the coinmanJ, containing the name'of ibc port or place where luch merchandize was received, ai d the port where configned or deft;ned to, within the United vSt-ites^ particularly noting the merchand ze defiined tor each port lelpeftively ; and every package on board luch v. ffe! ff) be jxirticu'ariy dcfcribed ; — t.i whom conH'^ned, or if to order, with the names of a!! p.ifTengers, diftinpuini:ng wh?'ther cabin or lieerage paiTengers, or both, with thiir baggage, and an account of all remaining fea-ftores, (if any ) No goods, wares, or racchandize, of foreign growth or TTianuSaclure, fahjef^ to the payment of dutres, ihdl be brought into the United States from any f ireign port or place, m any other imnner than by fed ; nor in any (hip or veifel of iefs than thirty to/is burthen, agreeabiy to the inodc of aicertaining A. nt-iican, tonnage, '. xcept ni certaia diftriQi, on the Northern, Northweilern and WtOcrn boun- daries of the^ Unit :'cl State;, adjoining to the dominions of Gieat-Briiain m Up^jcr ar.d I^owcr Canada, and ihc diflri6ls on the rivers Ohio and MilTifippi^ No beer, ale or porter, to be imported ij) caiks of Icfs ca- pacity than forty gallons beer mcafan, or if in bottles, \\x pickages lels than fix dczcn^ under penalty of forfeiture, v/ith the fhip or veflcl. lAo tefi'ied lump or loaf fugar {n-dl I>e imported i»ito thf? United States, from any port or place, except in fh ps or vclfels of the \)\.\'a\\^\\ o{ we hundrzd and tvjenty tons and upwards, and in cafks or pickages containing eacn n.>t lei's \h.\n fix hundred pounds^ on pam of forfeiting the fain {hip or velfci, and the lo.ii or lump fu iar imported therein, ex- cept in (nch cafks or packages asaforefaid. No difldicd fpuits, farrack and fweet cordiah cxeeptcd) to be imported ui calks or vcileli of Iefs Ctipacit> than ninety gallons wijumeafnre, on pain of forfeiture, wjth the {hip or vcir-l, nor in cafks o.r vefh'l?, which have been marked putui mt to any law of the Unired States, r^n pain of fo'fe t- ure or th'" faid refin 'd loaf or lump fugar and difhilcd tpirits, together with the faid ihip or v. iTisi ': Pvpvidea, that the f irfc ture (hall not be mcurred on " any Ihins imported or brought into the Un-tcd Sta'es. in other c=fks orVefTels aforc'ai'l, or the (hip or vcffel in whtch they fhail be brought, ^f fuch ipiiits Ihall be for the ufc of the leamcn en board tf 204 Ports of Entry and Deliverr. fuch {hip orvefTel, and fhail not exceed the quantity of four gaKons for each feaman," and xvhichfnall, at the time of the entry of the faidvejel, be in/crttd in the manifefl as the 'lea- Jlorescffuchjh-.p or v-Jjd. " Xo ihip or veffel from foreign ports, or coming bv fea trom any port oftheUnitedState^.ftall bepermirted ror-port. rajke entry, or break bulk, t^ll the mafter fhall dehver to the polt-mafter all letters under his care, or within his power, other than fucn as are duecled to tfi^ ozonfr or czijntrs dffuck fiip or rercl, and on oath or affirmation, to be taken of fuch delivery, the mafter to receive tzcc cents for every letfr fa ^^'^'•^'^^d'" [Poj2 O^ce Uu,. Ports of Entry and Dtlivery for Foreign Vejfils, No vefTel not wholly belonj^ing to a citizen or citizens oF the United States, ^n-xW be admitted to unload at any port or place, except the following : Ne w-Hamp s H I R E, at PortfmoutA. Massachusetts, at Portland and Falmouth^ Nezo^ Bedford, Dighton, Sal^i and Bcverh, Gloucejitr, Sfwhurx. port^Marblehcad, xN'ancLicket, Bojicn, Roxhury, CkarleHoxjon^ Cambridge, Plyn:ioath, Bath, Freachman's-Bay, Wifcalfct, Machias, Pa[nim3quoddy, Pcnobfcot, Biddcford and Saco, Rkodi-Island, at Newport, Providence, and Brijid, Co X X E c T I c u T, at Nfuf-Lcndon, and New-Havtn, K"e w-Yo r k, at NeW'Y'crk^ Ne \vJe r s e y, at Jtrfey. Pertb-Amboy, and Burlington. Pen X s l y v a x i a , at Philadelphia . Delaware, at IVilmivgt-n, New-Cafl'e, Pcrt-P nn. Ma R Y LAN n,, at Baltimore, Annat>cUs, Vienna, OxFord. G^orgetTujn on Potoraack, Cheflertown-Creek, Notrin 'ham, ^langeraoy, DiggeVLandin^, Snow-Hiil, Carroifbuiih. V I RGixiA, at Alexandria, Kinfale, Newport, Tp.ppa- hannock. Port- Royal, Frederickrourgh, U.banna, Yo.k- town,\Vj:ft-Point,Hampton,Berciuda^Hundred,Cu} -Point, ivocketVLanding, Norfolk, an<\ Port/mouth. R No T ii-Ca r o l I n A, a: IVilmiaftoi, Newburn, Beau- fort, lla^^angtcn, Edenton, and Plankbridge. So u th-Car o l I NA, Charlejlon, Gcorgrtown, Bsaufcrt. Georgia, at ^ct/iinW;, ^tt/i^;/r>, Brunfwick, Frcder- ica, and Sr. Mark's. Nor fnall any velTel, from the Caj-te of Good-H -pe, or bej^ond the fame, ^s admirted to en.ifr, except at t'le port* Ml the above lift which arc diflingu^Ihed by Italia, . Tonnage rFees of OfKce. 205 TONNAGE, On all Skips or Veffels entering from any foreign port or place^ to he paid at the lime of enuring the vcjfcl^ and before any permit fmil be granted for unloading any part of the cargo. (By Aft of Congrr.Cs approved March 2, 1799. See alio Ati of July 20, 1791.} Per Ton. Cents Ships or veiTels of ihe United States, - 6 Ships or veffels buiit v.-iihin the United States, after 20th July, 1789, but belonging wholly or in part to foreign powers, du]y recor-ded, - - - 3^ On cthtr ffiips or veffels, - - - 50 Additional tonnage on foreign veiTels denomit^ated Light money, (by A61 of Congrefs, March 25,-1804) 5 To the Colleclor and Naval Officer. Dolls. Cis. Entry of a vcffel of loo tons or upwards, 2 50 Clearance of do. - - 2 50 Entry oF a vefTel under 100 tons, - 1 50 Clearance of do. - - 1 50 Every pofl-entry, - - - a 00 Permit to land goorfs, - ' "- - 2o Every bond taken ofTicially, - - 40 Permit to land goods for exportafion for drawback, 30 Debenture or other official certificate, - 20 Bill of health, - - - - 20 Official document (except rcgifier required by any 20 . perfon,) - - - - To the Surveyor. Admeafuring and certifying the fame, of every ftiip or vefL'l of 100 tons and under, per ton, 1 00 Admeafurcment of every fhip or veffel above 100 tons, and not exceeditig 200 tons, - r 5^ Above 2C0 tons, - - - 2 cjo 1811.] S zo6 Allowance for Draught—Tare. For A] other fervices on board any fhip or veflel of loo tons or upwards, having on hoard goods, wares or merchandize, fubit^^ to duty, - 3 od For like r^rvices on board any (hip or veflel of lefs than loo tons, - - - 1 5* On all vtlFels, not having: on boaid goods, wares and merchandize, fubjetl to duty, • 66f Allcwanctjor Draught. lb. Any quantity of i cwt. or 1 19 lb. l Above 1 and under 2 cwt, s 2 and under 3 cwt. 3 3 and under lo cwt. 4 10 and under 18 cwt. 7 18 and upwards, 9 Tare. Ih. On every xvhok cheft of Boh?a tea, -. 7» On every half ditto, 36 lb. quart';r ditto, - go On every ch ft of by Ion or other green tea, of 70 !b. or upwards - - - - eo On boKcs of othfr tea, between 50 and 70 Ih. 18 On evciy box, if 80 lb. 20 ; ij upwaids oi 80 lb. 22 Th- above to include jopes, canvafs and other covering. On all c (her boxes of teas, according to the invoice or ac- tual wei};h' thereof, percent. liag^ On ccffc- in 2 ; in bales, 3 ; in cafks, la O') fugars, other than lo t (ugar in cafks, 12 Oii fugdrs, in boxe"^, 15 ; in bags or mats, - 5 On pimcnta, in cnfk"" 16; in bags, - - 3 On cocoa, in c ik , 10 ; m b;igs, - - 1 On chcefe, in hampers or balkets, 10; in boxes, 2o On cand'^s in boxes, 8 ; chocoiaie in boxes, - \o On Cditon in balci, 2; in ftroons, - - 6 O 1 Glauber (alts, in c ,fk>, - - - 8 On uKiif^a in barre:!^, ie , in other rafks, - - ^3 On iidigo in (croons 10 ; in bags or mats, - % On naiis in cafks, - . - 5 in caScs, in bales, - 2 On pepper, 12 ; 5 ; in bags, On fugar can-iy, in boxes, 10 ; (e^ars. in boxes or cafks, 18 0;i foap in boxe"!, 10 : on fh t, in cafKS, - - 3 On twin in c.ifkb, 12 -w i. es. - - 3 On al' other goods, according to ihe invoice thereof, ae s tual V eight. Allowance for Leakage, &c. 207 Allowance for Leakage and Breakage. Two per cent allowed on the gauge on ail merchandize, p;iying duty by the gallon, contained in c^fks. Ten per cent, on all beer, ale and poner in bottles, and five p. r cent, on all other licjuors in bottles, to be der^utt'd frogi the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage ; or it ftall be lawful to compute die duties on the aclual quantity by tale, at the option of the iirportcr at the time of tntry. Bounty on Salt d Prcvificns and F^Jh of the United Stales* An allowance o^ thirty Cents per barrel is granted on }>ick- led fifh of the United States, and tzee*ity-Jive c(jits per bar- rel on all Drovifions faltcd within the Uni'ed States, without any deduftion, if the fame fhalj amount to ten dollars.-— And in order to obtain fuch bounty, the expoiter to make an entry i.hrrefor, with the colleftor—but no entry will be received wh; re fuch pick ed fiih or la'ted provifions iiavc not bun injptHtdAxxAinayk ^agreeably 10 the iawsof ihe le- fl-'cftive State-, where fuch lav/s are in force. Such bounty is payabir in fix mont^^*: fmm the date of the bond to be^iv- en ; and in no cafe, unlefs the certificatesof landinj: at a for- eign port, as m othei cafes, aie produced The bond 10 be n double t! e amount of fuch boiin-y — conditioned that tiic ame iliall be landed and left at tome foreign port. Entry of Bounty by bound for 8 20 Commercial Inform atloa. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION. The want of certificates of cJiftll.ed fpin'fs, wines or teas, fubieft fuch arriclesto feizure, and fifty dollais fine, if fuch cert)ficatrs arc not delivered lo the purchafer ; and if any cafk, cheU, vefT.l or cafe containing fuch articlei., ilrall he found m the pon'eflion of any perfon, without being marked and not being accompanied with a certificate, the fame is liable to feizure. On the fale of any cafk, &c. which has been marked, the =maikQ :o be dffaced in prcfence of feme ofTiccr of inlj:e£lion or cuftoms ; and the certificiite of the fame ro be delivered up, under the penalty oione hundred dollars m\(1 cofts of fuit. Goods from foreigti ports, no: to be tmladen but between fun-rife and fun-fef, without fpecial lircnfe, under a pen- nltyof four hundred dcllan on the ma^er and ev?ty other perfon corcerncd, riifab' Ity from holdin;; any ofitce under the governmc!!! of the United States for 'even years, and be- vngadver tiled in the newfpayers, with foifeiture of the goods; and if above four hundred doiiars, value of the veiTel and ap- .parel. Goods removed before guagfd and w-t;hed; and, if wines, fpirits or teas before being marked, without permif- {ion, are forfeited, Perfons ^living or offering a bribe, forfeit from two hun* dred to itoo Lhcujand doiiars. Infpeftors and officers of icv- enue cutters may go on board, examine and fearch velfels, have accefs to tlie cabin, and ffal packages ; and after iurr fet, fecure hatches, &c. Perfons in charge of vellels, for breaking fafttnings, but in piefence of an officer, forfeit tWQ hundred d:'lars. OfHce- may feize within or without their diOrifls. Per- fons iel*l{ing or impeding them, Kq\{^\\ Jour hiiv dred dollars. The mailer or commander of any veilel, that {\^.\\\ c>b- iUutt or hinder, (or be the c?tufe thereof,; av y officer of the revenue, in going on board his fliip or vtifcj, for the purpolle of carrying into efficl any of the rev nue laws of the Uni- ted Slates, forfeits Uow. fifty xof.re hundred dollars. Every owner of a velfcl vefi.'ii.'g within the limits of the United Stares to fwcar to the icgiller \s\&i\x\ ninety days after its being granted, or it becomes void, and the vcffel and cargo pays foreign tonnage aisd dmy. Returnfd Cargo. If any articles of ^p outwaid cnrgo are brought baci, they are to be detailed, ipecjfied, by wiiom {hipped opiward, ^ud to whom ccnCgiied inward. A Table of Intereft. 209 A TABLE of SIMPLE INTEREST, at Six per Cent. 10 Table of Coins^ Weight and value of the American Coins.. Names. Tables of Coins. £IE A Table in which Geld Coins of Great-Britain and Portugal are reduced to an equivalent Value in Dollars and Cents, gr- 1 LIST OF ROADS, lilany of which were fpcciaily coircftcd for this RegiU«rr. From Bojlcn to Newport, R. f. From Providtnce to Nezj- Milton Allen 7 London. Sharon Savage U Johnfon ShclHon 3 Eafton Kimbal Scituate Filli 12 1 aunton Dowe Coventry M'GrfgOr 7 Aironct, in Freetown Piainfitld Eaton 8 Richmond Jewct*s City Johnfcn 7 T1C7 Miliar Norwich Kenncy 8 Stratton Mohegan Houghton 7 Stone Bridge in Taeiton New-London Ffink •7 Fairb-'.nks Kewport I'ownfend 69 From Bojlm to Gkuzejler. Or, over Blue-hill Turnpike Lynn Ofgr'od to Taunton. Tucker Mitton Allen Beverly Whitnicre Tucker Manchefter Tuck M'C(-n(ly Gioucefter Low Bridgewater Ma (ha 11 Taunton Dowe 31 From Boflon to Groicn. From B'\llon tr> Leoruinflcr. Cambridge Porter W-Oimb. Whitttiinore W.Camb. Davenport Lexington Munroe Lexington Mumoe Linc!>ln Brooks Meriam Concord Law ton Concord Buttnck Stow RufTell Law ton 3c Sawyer Bolton Meniam A Bon White Lancafter Johtifon Liftleron Kidder Leoininfter Hile Groton L &J. F.Hal!, bpaltcr, Page From Boflon to Prcridince, 34 en the turnpikr. From Brjon id Groten y en Roxbury EllJs 6 the turnpike. Dedhani Fuller 3 Lincoln lioar 12 AA/alpole Policy 1 Concord Mtirphy 4 Attleborough Hatch 8 Aaon Whisc 7 Jlehuboth Slack 8 Littleton Kidder 3 > rovidence Am mi don 4 Groton Spa iter 7 40 S3 Lift of Roads. 213 Trom Oregon to Keene, N. H. . From Bojlon to Keene, N. //. Peppere Brown 3 Wait ham Miles j 9 Ho.fley 2 C'' ncord Law ton 9 Townfhend Warr.h 4 Adion White 7 White 2 Harvard Parkhuift 8 New-Ipfwlch 7 At her ton 2 Batchelder 2 Fi'chburg Cowden Meriam l WeHminiler Cooper JafFrey Lrring 5 Afliburnham Cufhing Danforth 3 Winchendon Hale "New-Marlboro' Swee'fcr 9 Kidder Kcene Meilen Fitzwilliam Stone Peiice Reed N.Marlboro* Sweetfer 43 Keeqe Pierce Meilen From Bojlon to Hanover, N,H. "over Concord, N.H. ticrnpikz. FromKeene^ N. H. to Dart- Medford Blanchard mouth College, Hanover. Reading Parker Andover Arnes Walpole Carpenter Poor WalpolcViilage Lewis New-Salem. Pettee Southard Towne BellowsTdlls Wishtraan Londonderry Clark Charkflown Hunt 4 Chefter Polfom Ely 4 H-ad 9 Claremont Stearn.i 11 •Concord, Butters, Ga'e, Windfor Pettis 7 Stickney,.or Mann 10 Hartland Chi ids 4 Plartiaad Ferry Lebanon V/Seods 3 % Hanover 6 ^Bofcawen Chellis 6^ Salifbury Rogers Pettlngiil Fro'in Keene, N. H. to Crown Andover Kimball 4 Point. Thorn pfon 2 Walpole Southard Wilraot Gay 6 Whiiiiian Springfield Ncyes 6 Charleflov;n Enfield Flanders 7 Noil's Ferry Lebanon Hough 8 Sp-ingfif^ld . Stevens i^anover Dewey 5 W;-.hcr;,ficld Sp-? fford Cavcndifh Paine 55 1 Coffin 214 Lift of Roads. Otter Creek Botton 20 Rutland Reed 6 Bridport Toinner 8 Crownpoint 2 From Kcene, N. H. to Middle- bury, Vt. Walpole ' ' '3 9 7 9 4 1 5 o /"re;?? Middlehiry to Burling- ton, Vt- 1 Vergennes Painter 12 I Stcwcli I Charlotte Bnrncs 6 t ^Sheihurne F.irlons 6 Burlington Ciaia 5 Sawyer 34 From Burlington to Montreal. MiitQ-n HuUgate 14 Lift of Roads. its Fnm HaHford to New- Hanover Curtis & Havtn. Leonard ' 3 Weathersfield Wn'ght 4 P:mbroke Magoun i Wortbingtoa Riley 9 Duxbiiry Loring /^ Meridian Robinfon 6 Kingllon 5 Wn!!in Bcjion to Worcejler, From Dalton Waterman 3 Cambridge Brcnvn Pitfsfield Allen 6 Water I own Farrar n an cock Broad 5; Wakham Miles New-Lebanon Springs 2 Wefton Wood Canaan Jones 2 Sudbury Stone Sxvenflown Bnfh 7 Northborough Munroe Schoodick Strong 6 Shrewfbury Haven Albany Ferry 7 Worceikr Mower Albany 1 From Worcejler to Hartford. From Bbjlon to Newburyport^- LeiccHer Hobart 6 over Chelfea b-idge. Spencer Jenks 5 Lynn Ofgood 9 Brookfield Draper 3 Salem Tucker 5 Weftern Blair 5 Beverly Whitmore e* Palmer Bates 9 Baker sj- Wilbraham Caukins 4 Wenham Porter 2: Springfield Williams 10 Hamilton Brown 2 Sufficid Utley 10 iplwich Tread well ^ Windfor Picket 7 Rowlc\'- Smith 4 liui ilbrd Green 9 N^wburyport Stetion Goburn 8^ 38 From. Worcejler to Northamp- ton. From Bojlon to Port/mouthy. Leicefter Hobnrt 6 upper road, Spencer Jcnks 5 Medford Blanchard 5 Brookfield Draper 3 Reading Parker 7 Weftern BJair 5 Andover Poor 8 Ware Qiiintin 6 Haverhill Kendall 9 Belchertown Dunbar 7 Plaftow Sawyer 7 Hadley White 6 KingQon Peailey 6 Warner 3 Exeter Folfom 6 Northampton Pomeroy 3 Stratham Kennifon 5 Edwardi 5 Greenland Hufe 3 Portfmouth Davenpoit 2 49 From Northampton toAlbany^ 60 Chefterfield Merrick 6 From Portfmouth to Portland, Wonhlngton Fitch 3 Kittery ^ Paitridgefielil Badger 8 York Preble Whitmg 3 Low 8 1 Lift of Roads. 217 Wells Maxwell From fVifcaJfet to Mackiasi Kennebunk Jefferds Sheepfcot Rand let t 5 Randall Saco Cleaves, Damarifcotta-MiilsBryant Bradbury 5 Waldoborough Bernard lo MilUkin Scarboroagh Warren Page 8 March Thorn aflown Jenks 5 Paine Portland Camden Palmer is Burnham Lincolnville Ulmer 7 Nonhport 7 55 Belfaft Bridge 6 Profpea Moolinan 5 From BqffoH to New-Bedford. Buckftown-Ferry Badger, is Dorchefter Eaton 4 Orland Newcomb 3 Quincy Bluehill - Withum Weymouth AmoLd 14. J>urry, (u»R.) Langdon 14 Shaw Trenton Gookins S Abingtoa How Sullivan-Ferry Sargent 4 King, Brown Gouldfborough Hill 6 Bridgewater Crofs Steuben Moore 10 Lazell Cherryfield Archibald 9 Middleborough Samfon Columbia Patten 16 New-Bedford Nelfon Joneftorough Carlifle Machias C. Houfe Ellis 49 J i8« From Portiand to Wifcajet. i'a! mouth Knight 3 From Machias Court-Houfeta New Cafco Buckman 3 Schoodkk' Falls or J^OTth-Yarmouth Mi^chel 6 Calaism Freeport Janiefon 1 Machias Talbot 6 Brunfwick Nichols 9 Eaft.River Bath (overthe»turnpike} Plant. No. 13 Huntley i« Stockbridge 12 Dennyrville Wilder i» Herndell's Ferry 2 i Pennamaquea Laken 5 Woolwich Gray Schoodick Brewer la Wifcaffet Calais 12 55 1S11.3 zi3 Twelfth Congrefs. (^ The fclloxving (as far as we can ohtain tnforma'- tim) have been chojen as Rcpreftntatives to the Txveljift CongTcfs. Massachusetts fends 17. Jofiah Ouincy William Ely I Leonard White Ebenczer Seaver Richard Cutts | Elijah Brighani Jof. B. Varnuiu Laban Whtaton Abijah j Bigelow Samuel Taggart William Reed j Charles Turner, jr. New-Hampshire, 5, complete. Daniel Blafdell ( James Wilfon j Roger Vpfc William Hale \ George Sullivan j Connecticut, 7, complete. "Ben]. Tallmadge Lewis B. Sturges Lyman Law J.Davenpon, jr. Jona. O. Mofely Time. Pitkin, jr. Epaph. Champion Vermont, 4, complete. Martin Chittenden, Saml. Shaw, James Fifke, Wm. Strong. New-Jersey, 6, complete. Thos. Newbold I Jacob Hufty I Lewis Condit : Maxwell Morgan Adam Boyd Geo. C. | James Pennsylvania, 18, complete. David Baird William Anderfon William Rodman Robert Brown WJlliamCrawford R. Davis William Findley Aaron Lifle Jofeph Lefovcr lames Milner George Smith J. M. Hyneman kobt. Whitchill William Piper Abner Lacock John Smiley Adam Seybert Jonathan Roberts Maryland, 9 Philip B. Key I John Brown Samuel Ringald johnMontgomeryj Peter Little P. Stewart C. Goldfborough | Kent SoutH'Carolina, 8, complete, William Butler Langdon Cheves William Loand« Thoa>as Moore D. R. Williams J.C.Colhoua Richard Winn Elias Earle ; G)rredions and Additions. ^919 CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS, (Received too lafe.J Page , 22 D RIDGEWATER Js 27 miles from Bofion. 23 XJ Kingftou is 36 mile*, Eafton (Briftol Co. j 27 ratlea* 29 Sharon is eo railes from Boflon : Canton 14 miles^ 35 Add to Infpectors of Tobacco, Jofepb Claik, of B.jf- ton, for Bofton and Charleilown. Add to Infj^ttors of Gunpowder, at Wcllern, Arad Woodworih- Evange'ical MifTionary Society, inflitutedat LancaRcr, Oclob'T4ih, 1807, initead of November 4ih, 1807. Dele Rev. Aaron Bancroft as Corrcfpondin^ Secte^ taryj Rev. N. Thayer is Recording and Ccrrclpond- ing Secretary. Dele Rev. 1 ho in as Sncli, fiom Trui- teej, and add Rev, Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Next u;- nual meeting is at VVatertown ; Rev. Sarpucl Kendall, D.D. firft Preacher, Rev. Reuben Pufier, i^.n. fecona Pteaeher. Boflon Marine Society, PrefiJt. Jonathan Chapman ; Vice-Piefident, James Prince ; Secretary, Bcujamln Ho^lans ; Treafurer, Wm. Smith ; Trufiees, Samij'-. Dann,Tritlram B? rnard,Thonias Dannie, Ozias Goc:'. vin, John Mackay, Andrevi; Sigourney, Bcnj. P..icla, Oeoige G. Lee, James Freeman, V/llJiam Matchett Commirtee of Relief, John Holland, JoCeph Riplt>\ Benjamin Smith, John Mackay, Michael liopkin... and Jofeph Field, Daniel Brown, is PoR-Mafler at Hcimilton. Add Topsjieid, N. Cleave larid, to Eli'ex County ; and ad'i Littleton to Middlefex County. Add Dartmouth, Ira PJnilips, to Bridol County; and add Abington to Piym. County ; and to H'.rapfliire Co. add Brimfield, Granville, Greenwich and CheRtr ,; and to Worcefler County add Sterling, Winchendon^ and Hubbardfton ; and to Cu.nberland County add Poland, Raymond, and New-Cai'co— to Poft-Towiio. Marfball S. Bigeiow is Poft-Mafter at Barre. Add 10 Canton, Silns Klnfley ; dele David Fiflicr from Wrentham.. and add Samuel Druce ; dele Moles Star- ling from Fatmington, and add We (l-S toe kb ridge jwjd,' Hinfdale to BerkPnire County. Litchfield fhould be in Lincoln Countv. 220 Correftions and Additions. Page 76 Add William Tudor to Clerks of S. J, C. & C012. Pleas, in Bofion. jg Dele John Robinfon, from Boxford, and Nathan Thurflon from Bradford, and Oliver Morfe from Haverhill. 81 Add Aaron Brown, Groton, to the Quorum. 85 S e.ijhen Ibacher refides in Wells. Dele Saml. Hub- bard, of Biddeford, at the bottom. He refides in Bofton, and is a Counfcllor. 86 Add Jona. Clark, to Alfred, Attorney at Com. Pleas- 92 Add to Counfellors at Law, John Winflow, of Dux- borough, and dele fiom Juftices of the Peace, Joha D. Dunbar, of Plymouth. Ill Add Stephen Peabody, of Buckflown, Aflbciate Juf- tire, Common Pleas. Bradfliaw Hall, of Cafiine, is County-Treafurer and R< gifter of Deeds, SI3 Wm. D. Willlamfon, Phineas Afbmuo, John Pike, Phikt. H. Wafhburn, and John Godfrey^ are Coun- fellors at Law. Read Amos Dole, of Oirington, not Thomas. Deie Richard Waldren, of Dixmont, James W. Merrill, and Elias Dudley, of Hampden, from 'ift of Deputy-Sheriffi, and add Paul H. Stevens and Jacob Uimcr, of Linco nvilie ; alfo add to the lift of Deputy -Sheriffs, S.»mi]cl Buckman, of Northport, Robert Thompron, EHjnb P. Pike, Andrew Grant, and Alexander Lovett, of Fiankfort, John. Reynolds, of Bangor, John Ste%'ens, of Trenton, and James Grant, of Mariaville. ii6 Add Snml. P. Loud as an Attorney at the S. J. Court* :il'j Add to lift of Deputy-Sheriffs, Calvin Guild, of Ded- ham, Lemuel K. Bafirow, of Medficld, Saml. Baf- trow, ot Foxhcroijgh, Wir.iarn Green, of Medway, and -' dele. George W. Adams, of Medfield. itj ProGdent Apple^on is ..ot ll.d. 128 Add LI .D. to Timothy Dwight, d.d. 145 Dele James Freeman and Benjamin Homans, as Port- Wardens, and infert Benj. Smith and Michael Hopkins, NOTE. Many names are omitted in the Lijl of Juftices cfthc Peace and of the Quorum, in con/equence of f>ro}nc!.uni5 to ikeoffci oj fuftice throughout the Commonw-atth. Other gintlcm r, art omitted as Coroners^ when prcmcUd to the ojfu If Jujlice of the Peace* INDEX. Page I Pagt ACADEMY of Arts I Comraercial Agents 182 and Sciences 46 > Commercial Irformatiwi 208 Academies in Mafia. 130 Commuiees, S-aoding 31 Agents, Coinwiercial 182 Com. P'e^s, Calendar of j 69 ; Agricultural Societies 47 Congrefs, E'eventh i~2 ' Aims-Houfe 161 Congrefs IV- ifth 218 I Aocient and Honorable Conftables in Boflon 163 Artillery- Ccrapapy 161 Coniuls, American, m I Aqu^dufl Corporation 50 foreign countries iSi Army of the U. States 185 Conful;, foreign, in U.S. 183 Artillery of IvIafTa. 157 Convention Cong. Min. 143 i Atheneuras ^S Council of M;?iTa. 16 ' Attomies, Circuit Court i-^g Court S. J. Mafia. 75 Auftioneers 164 Courts, S. J. Ca-endarof 58 BANK of U. States 51 Cora. Picas 69 Sinks in Mafia. 52 Probate 70 B5n,ft?.b1e, Juftices. &c. 05 CumbcrU Tunices, &c. 103 Berkfhire, Jufiices, &c. ic8 DISPENSARY Med- B-b'e Socieries 4.5 ical 37 Bill} 01^ in America 144 DillriA Courts i-S Board of Hea'th 162 D;(lria Oi5c 7.S. 17S Bonrds, Surveyors of 164 D vitanaiy Stsii Officers 347 Baftbn Library 48 Dock.^ge, ra-es of 167 Bounty on Fifh, &c. 207 Dokc's Co. Jufiices, &c. 97 Brer.kage, allowance for so" Draught, allowance fo« 206 Brigade Staff Officers 148 Drowned Perions, treat- Brigade in Bofton 1 -.g ment cf 41 BiIOgI, Jufiices. &c. 03 1 Duties rn Importations 19^ " CAVALRY of Maf. ! ECLIPSES 2 fachttfeits 1^53 Ep:iccpalian Biik- j Charitable Socieries 38 cps 144 Churches and MiniRers 133 Efiex Co. TuiT.!ces, &c. 79 Cincinnati 49 I;'EDERAL Courts 177 j Circuit Court Fee6, Cudom Houfe 205 177 j — Attnrnies in 179 Female Afyium 40 j Coins, Tables of cio ; Field OSiccis of iufearrj- 1^0 Co j 1 cSors of Re venue 140! FirewHrds lOS Colleges Fifh, bounty 2CT 1^4 j on 1 5 222 Index. Page Page GENERAL Court 16 MARINE Societies 60 General Staff Offic. 146 Market. Clk. of the 163 Government oftheU. S. 172 Mafonic Societies 63 Governors o\ Maff. 15 Meafures, table of 170 Governors of the feveral M< dical Societies 3S States 181 Medical Difpenfary 37 Grand Lodge of MafT. 61 Middl(^fex Co. Jufl. &r. 81 HAMPSHIRE Juf- Militia of Ma{Ii?chufefts 146 tices, &c. 87 Minifteis in Maffc'chuf. 133 Hancock Jufiices, Sec. j 1 Minifters of US. > g Haywards and Hogieevcs 163 in foreign countries 5 Hayweigher 164 Minift. foseign in U. S. 183 Hemp, Surveyors of 164 Miffionary Societies 43 Highways, Surveyors of 164 Municipal Court 165 Hiflorical Society NANTUCKET Co. Hocps, Cullers of 164 Juftices, Sec. 98 Hops, Infpeftor of 35 Navy department 175 Humane Societies Newfpapers, Bofton 165 HufTars, Bofion Norfolk Co. Juflices,&c. 1 J IMPORTATIONS, Notaries Public 33 Duties on tgt OUTPORTS, Infpec Importations, Reftric- tors of 145 tions on 203 Overfeers Poor, Bofton ibi Independent Cadets 160 Oxford Co. Juftices, &c. 1 20 Infantry, FieldOfficers of 149 PHI Bf ta Kappa 129 Infpfftors, State 34 PhyCcians in Bofton 165 - Infpeftors of Oat Ports 14,5 Pilots 146 Infurance Companies 56 Pilotage, rates of 167 Inflruftors in Schools 162 Plym. Co. Juftices, &c. 91 (Bofton) Intereft Table ^ 209 Police, 16a Iron Work Companies ^o Poor, overfeers of, Boft. 161 TUDICIARY of the Ports of entry and deliv. 204 J United States 175 Poftage, rates of 2 uftices the State "f through 75 Poft-Towns 6^ KENNEBECK Coun- Poft-pffice, General 175 ty Juftices, &c. 117 Probate Courts, calend.ot 70 LEAKAGE, allow- Probate information 170 ance lor 207 REPRESENTATIVES Letters, pollage of 2 of Maftachufetts 17 Libraries - 48 Rcprcfentatives, U. S. 173 Lincoln County Juf- Revenue Offic, (MafiT.) 143 tices, Sec. 105 Roads, lift of 213 Loans, Comm-fli. of 180 Roman Cathol. Bifti.ops 1 4t Lodges in MafTachufetK 62 Royal Arch Chapter, 64 Index. 225 ^ Page Page C ALTED provllions, Taxes, Colleaor of i6t O bounty on 207 Theological Library 49 Schools, Bofton Public 162 Third Brig, ift divifion 159 School-Commit. Bolt. 161 Tonnage 205 Secretary of the State 31 Town Clefk, Bofton i6t. Selcftmen of Bofton 161 Town Crier, Bofton Senate of Maflachufetts 16 Town Officers, Bofton i6l Senate of U. States 172 Town Treafurer, do. i6t Shingles, Surveyors of 164 Treafury Department Societies, charitable 38 Treafurer of State St. — Humane 41 UNDERTAKERS of — Miflionary 43 Funerals 165 Marine 60 LTnited States Army 185 — promoting Chrif- United States Calendar 172 tian Knowled. 44 Univerfities 12^^ SomerfetCo.Juftlces,&c.i22 VOTES for Governor Standing Committees 31 in Maflachufetts 123 State Department 174 Votes for Prefid. U.S. 18a State'* (MafT.) Prifon 115 WARDENS, Port 145 Staves, Cullers of (Boft.) 164 War Department 175 Stone lime Infp. (Boft.) 164 Waftiington,Juftice«,&c.i 15 Storage, rates of 169 Weights and Meafures, Suffolk Co. Juftices, &c. 76 Keeper of Standards of 2,6 S.J.C.(Maf.) calendar of 68 Weights and Meafures, Supreme J. Court 75 Sealers of 64 Supreme Court U. S. 175 Wharfage, Rates of 167 Surgeons and Phyficians 165 Wheat, Surveyors of 164 Superints. bury. grounds 165 Worcefter, Juftices, &c. 9^ TABLE of Meafures 170 Wood, M«afurers of 164.4 Tare 206 YORK County Juf- Tdxes, Affeffors of, Boft. 163 tices, &6. Sji >;r4>