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BOSTON PUBLISHED BY JAMES LORING,

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ECLIPSES IN 1833.

There will be Jive Eclipses this year, two of the Son, and three of thet Moon, as follows, viz :

I. The first will be of tlie Moon, January, 6th day, and visible as follows

Beginning 2h. Om. \ Middle, or greatest obscuration 3 9 ( Appar. time End 4 20 ( mor. Duration 2 20 ) Digits eclipsed 5 deg. 43 min. on the Moon's northern limb.

II. The second will be of the Sun, January, 20th day, 5h. 9m^ evening, invisible in the .

III. The third will be of the Moon, July, Ist day, the latter part only visible. Moon rises eclipsed 7h. 39ra. ,.^^ {Appar.) .„ „ time Middle 7 55 ^^^"• End 9 33 S Digits eclipsed 10 deg. 18 min. on the Moon's southern limb..

IV. The fourth will be of the Sun, July, 17th day, 2h. 26m. morn- ing, invisible in the United States, but throughout Europe will b» visible.

V. The fifth and last will be a total eclipse of the Moon, mostly- visible, December 26th, as follows, viz:

Moon rises, (tota% ecKpsed,) 4h. 28m. | Middle 4 47 /.^^^k tj^o End of total darkness 5 36 ^PP^L V even. End of the eclipse.. 6 36 Whole visible duration 2 8

03^ The Compiler of the Register has endeavoured to be accurate in all the statements and laames which it

contains ; but when the difficulties in such a compilation are considered, and the constant changes which are occur- ring, by new elections, deaths, &c. it is seen at once to be impossible to attain perfect accuracy. He therefore dis- tinctly states, that he declines this responsibleness, and only presents information to the best of his knowledge. INDEX.

Academies in Masssachusetts • 146 Education Societies American Education Society - 15'2 Essex Justices, &c. American Institute ... 160 Eye and Ear Infirmary - - - • 139 Antiquarian Society • - . 160 Federal Courts ... Andover Institution ... 143 Fellows of Mass. Medical Society Ancient & Honourable Artillery Co. 103 Fire Society - . - - Army of the United States - - 2*20 Fire Department - - - Asylums 168 Fire Department Charitable Assoc, Assessors in Boston ... 238 Fires in Boston Asylum for the Blind • - • 251 Franklin Justices, &c. • Atheneum in Boston ... 251 Franklin Lectures Attorneys in Boston ... 36 Attorneys, Circuit Court, U.S. - 197 General Association in Auctioneers iu Boston ... 239 Governors of Massachusetts Governors of the several States Banks in Boston .... 171 Banks in Massachusetts - - 181 Hampshire Justices, &c. Barnstable Justices, &c. • • 67 Hampden Justices, &c. Berkshire Justices, &c. - - - 78 Handel and Haydn Society • Bible Societies - - - - 153 Bishops, Episcopal, Methodist, and Health Commissioners of Boston Roman Catholic in United States 121 Historical Societies Branches of United States Bank - 250 Hospital Corporation Bristol Justices, &c. - • . ,63 Howard Benevolent Society Association 170 Horticultural Society Humane Society ... Canals and Rail-Road* in Mass. • 249 Churches and Ministers - • 121 Independent Cadets Charitable Societies ... 163 Insane Hospital in Charldstown Cincinnati of Massachusetts - 167 Instructers in the Public Schools City Officers in Boston . • - 23-2 Insurance Companies in Boston Colleg'es in Massachusetts • • 136 Colleges in the United States - 140 Judiciary of Massachusetts . Colonization Society - . - 166 Judiciary of the United States Constables in Boston ... 239 Justices in Boston Congress, 22d and 23d • 189, 192 Justices throughout Massachusetts Consuls, American ... 201 Consuls, foreign, in United Stales 206 Law Schools • • . Congregational Charitable Society 119 Literary Societies Convention of Cong. Ministers • 118 Lyceum .... Counsellors, &c. in Boston - Lunatic Hospital at Worcester Commissioners, County Lying-in Hospital " " Meetings of Commissioners, United States, Marine Societies ... " Massachusetts, Masonic Societies Court, CounEellors, Circuit, U. S Manufactories in Massachusetts " Supreme Court, U, S. Marine Hospital ... " Supreme Judicial Masters in Chancery " S. J. Calendar of Mechanics' Association •' Common Pleas Mechanics' Institution - " C. P. Calendar of Medical Society of Massachusetts " Municipal ... Medical Dispensary " Police .... Medical Schools - - -, " Probate Middlesex Justices, &c. Custom House Officers Militia of MassachusetU Mill Corporation - Deaths in Boston ... Ministers and Churches for the Dispensary, Medical several Counties District Officers of United States Missionary Societies Duke't County Justices, &c. Municipal Court . - - Index.

Nantucket Justices, &c. School Committee, Boston, - Naval Force of of United States Newton Institution Norfoilt Justices, &c.

Plirenological Society - Physicians in Boston Plymoutli County Justices, &c. Police Court in Boston Population of United States " of Massaclmsetts " of Cities in the United State! Postage . - . . Post Towns and Post Masters Probate Courts

Rail-Roads and Canals in Mass. Religious Denominations in the U Representatives of Massachusetts " of United States -

Sabbath School Societies Salaries of State Officers " of United Stales Officers Savings Bank in Boston

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http://www.arcliive.org/details/pocketaimanacKTOib33amer JANUARY, 1833, begins on Tuesday. FEBRUARY, 1833, begins on Friday.

Full Moon, 4th day, Ih. 48m. evening. Last Quarter, 11th day, 8h. 30m. morning. New Moon, 19th day, Oh 36m. evening. First Quarter, 27th day, 8h. 29m. morning.

M|W| Observable Days, &c. | r.^ s.| r.0s.| f.sea Jl storm of snow 7 5 3 52 9 8 Pur. V. M. or Cand. is 7 4 4 58 10 0, Septuag. Sun. Very 7 2 6 1 10 43 Y'd L. sou. 8h. 20m. © pe 7 1 0ris. 11 41 Agatha. high tides. 7 6 28 morn. Gov. Eustis di. 1825. near. 6 59 7 44 25 Rather 6 58 8 581 Jinerfor a 6 56 10 10 few days 6 55 6111 16 Sexages. Sun. 6 54 morn. Cooler. 6 52 22 Low tides. with 6 51 1 14 134 rain or 6 50 2 145 Valentine Day. snow. 6 48 3 156 Severe 6 47 4 8 44 167 [Gh. tr. rat. Con. '15 6 46 5 9 35 17F Quinquag. Sun. © apo. 6 44 5 10 16 182 C. P. Springf. cold. 6 43 6 29 10 51 193 S. J. C. Ded. Mid tides. 6 42 9set. 11 40| 20I4 Ash Wed. or Lent. Growsp 40 6 22 eve. 51 215 7's. sou. Oh. 56m. \q 38 7 21 341 226 Washington h. '32. finer Q 37 8 22 1 5 237 with 6 36 9 23 1 371 24|F 1st Sun. in Lent. St. Ma. 6 35 6|10 24 2 ll| 252 C. P. Len. snow 6 33 6jll 27 3 55| 263 or rain. 6 32 6,morn. 4 51 274 Very cool with 6 30 6 32 5 9 28;5 Tides increase, high winds. 6 29 6 1 39 6 36

VENUS will be evening star till May 17th—thence morning star to end of the year. JUPITB.R will be evening star till 1st day of April—thence morning star till 24th of October—thence evening to the end of the year.

MARCH, 1833, begins on Friday. APRIL, 1833, begins on Monday.

MAY, 1833, begins on Wednesday.

JULY, 1833, begins on Monday.

Full Moon, 1st day, 7h. 49m. evening. Last Quarter, 9th day, Uh. 23m. evening. New Moon, 17th day, 2h. 26m. morning. First Quarter, 23d day, 4h. 50m. evening. Full Moon, 31st day, lOh. 18m. morning.

!M|VV| Observable Days, &c. | r.^s. |r.Os.| f. sea 1 Very 9 eel. inv. 4 28 8 9 ris 11 28 S. J. C. Nant. C. P. Boston. 4 29 8 8 18 morn fine. 4 29 8 8 58 15 Lnd. dec. 76. Ad. & Jef. di. 4 29 8 9 34 48 Low ['26. Mon. di. '31. 4 30 8 10 5 1 20 ;s rise Ih. morn. 9 Apog. 4 30 8 10 33 1 54 F 5th Sun. p. Trin. tides. 4 318 11 2 26 2 Some 4 31 8 11 29 3 2 9:i C. C. Salem. rain, 4 32 8 11 47 3 42 10 withgi-eat 4 32 S morn. 4 35 J. Q. Adams b. 1767. heat. 4 33 8 11 5 44 I- Becomes 4 34 8 38 7 5 113 much 4 34 8 1 12 8 17 jl4 6th Sun. p. Trin. Jlner. 4 35 8 1 50 9 12 15 Swith. Cooler, 4 35 8 2 39 10 3 16 ivith some 4 36 8 3 36 10 53 17 Very ^ eclip. inv. 4 37 8 •set. 11 53 18 Mahora. d.634,a64. 9 Per. 4 38 8 8 51 ev. 45 19 high rain. 4 39 8 9 33 1 40 20 Marg. tides. 4 39 8 10 8 2 22 i21 7th Sun. p. Trin. 4 40 8 10 40 3 3 l22 Magd. Rather 4 41 8 11 8 3 42 23 unsteady 4 42 8 11 36 4 21 |24 7*s rise midnight, weather. 4 43 8 morn. 5 8 25 St. James. l)og days beg. 4 44 8 7 6 4 26 St. Anne. Low 4 45 8 41 8 19 27 tides. Fine 4 46 8 1 15 8 43 28 8th Sun. p. Trin. for 4 47 8 1 55 9 54 29 a few 4 48 8 2 41 10 47 30 Wm. Penn died, 1718. 4 49 8 3 32 11 21 31 days. 4 50 8! ft ris 11 49 AUGUST, 1833, begins on Thursday.

SEPTEMBER, 1833, begins on Sunday.

Last Quarter, 7th day, Ih. 11m. morning. New Moon, 13th day, 5h. 33m. evening. First Quarter, 20th day, 2h. 31m. evening. Full Moon, 28th day, 6h. 42m. evening.

s.| f. sea M|\V| Observable Days, &c. | r.#s. |r.©

1|F 13th Sun. p. Trin. Gil. 5 30 7 58 44 22 C. P. Wor. Cooler, 5 31 8 21 11 33 S.J.C.Sp.C.P.Barn.C.C. 5 32 8 47 37 414 Com.W.&B.Col[Nor.&Gr. 5 34 9 15 9 55 Dog days end. hut fine. 5 35 9 48 43 66 Lamy. born, 1757. 5 37 10 30 26 7!7 Enur. Mid. Dull and 5 38 11 13 15 8;F l4thSun.p.Trin.c^a?io;-ea6Ze. 5 39 morn. 21 92 C P. Con. & Taun. tides 5 40 11 45 103 S.J. C.L.Lenox SJ.C.Gr. 5 42 1 11 8 21 114 Cora. Yale Col. [C C.Wor- 5 43 2 29 9 44 125 JVow look out 5 45 3 45 10 46 136 Very for a O Perig. 5 46 Oset- 11 37 147 Holy Cross, high storm. 5 48 7 13 ev. 21 15F 15th Sun. p. Trin. tides. 5 49 7 45 13 16!2 C. P. Newp. & Ded. Fine 5 51 8 17 56 17 3 C. C. Cone. for the 5 52 8 48 44 18 4 7*s sou. 3h. 50. season. 5 53 9 24 22 19 5 Jup. sou. 2h. 25m. 5 55 10 3 3 20 6 Low Misty 5 56 10 47 45 21 7 StMditt. and uncomfortable 5 58 11 36 27 22 F ]6thSun. p. Trin. tides. 5 59 morn 6 16 23 2 S. J. C. L. Northam. Fine 6 30 7 12 24 3 |C. C. Tau. Len. & Ded. 6 2 1 26 8 24 25 4 iCom. And. Inst. again 6 3 2 27 9 44 26 St. Cypr. D Apog' 6 4 3 26 10 48 27 6 ' High winds 6 6 4 26 11 32 28 7 Mid. tides. icith 6 8 #ris 11 50 29 F 17th Sun. p. Trin. 6 9 61 6 36 morn. 30 2 iC. P. Edgar. rain 6 11 6l 7 20 OCTOBER, 1833, begins on Tuesday.

NOVEMBER, 1833, begins on Friday. DECEMBER, 1833, begins on Sunday.

Population of Massachusetts. 17

CEJ^SUS OF THE TOWNS IN MASSACHUSETTS With the Date of Incorporation and the Distance from Boston. SUFFOLK. Inc. 1820 1830 1630 Boston 43,293 61,392 Chelsea 594 642

1629 13,886 2,951 3,803 6,138 7,513 2,044 2,519 612 1,238 3,912 4,540 5,150 1,011 2,445 4,079 1,856 937 2,011 607 4,223 6,388 617 743 960 1,586 1,345 MIDDLESEX. Chariest. 6,591 8,787 VVateriown 1,518 1,641 Medford 1.474 1,755 Cambridgje 3,295 6,071 Concord 1,788 2,017 1,417 1,424 1,549 1,977 2,797 1,806 1,731 2,010 18 Population of Massachusetts. lac. Population of Massachusetts. 19 A LIST OF THE GOVERNORS AND COMMANDERS IN CHIEF OF PLYMOUTH AND MASSACHUSETTS.

Governors of Plymouth, chosen annually hy ike People. 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward Winslow 1657 'I'homas Prince 1634 Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Thos. Hinckley, icho 1636 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 3637 William Bradford the interruption hy .^ndros, 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction icith Massa- 1639 William Bradford chusetts in 1692.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter, chosen annually hy the People*. 1630 1646 John Winthrop 1634 1649 John Endicott 1635 1650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henrv Vane 1651 John Endicott 1637 John'VVinlhrop 1654 Richard Bellingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott 1641 Richard Bellinghani 16()5 Richard Bellingham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 1644 John Endicott 1679 1645 Thomas Dudley

.^fter the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 , Prest. hy the people, and Simon 1687 Sir Edmund Andres, Bradstreet elected President, Governor. who in 1691 uccLS chosen 1689 Sir Edmund deposed Governor.

* In 1628, the Company in for settling Maspaclniselts Bay chose Matthew Cradock, Governor, and Thomas GotTe, Lieutenant Governor, but they never came to America. Governors of Massachusetts. 21

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter appointed hy the King Governors Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir 1692 William Stoughton, to 1699-1700 Earl ofBellaniont 1702. 1702 May. The Council. 1702 Thomas Povey Joseph Dudley 17U FeJj. The Council. 1715 William Tailor March. Joseph Dud- ley. 1716 1723 William Drummer 1728 William Burnet 1729 William Drummer 1730 1730 William Tailor 1740 1733 1753 William Sliirley 1756 Spencer Phips 1757 .april. The Council. Thomas Povvnal 1758 Thomas Hutchinson, 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770. 1770 Thomas Hutchinson 1770 1774 1774 Thomas Oliver

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

Under the Keio Constitution, chosen annually hy the People Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 , to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing, toFeb.28,1788 1785 , 1787 1788 , 1789

1787 John Hancock, Oct. 8, 1793 1789 , 1794 1794 Samuel Adams, 1797 1794 , May 20, 1800 1797 ,June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 , 180^ 1802 Edward H. Robbins, 1807 1807 James Sullivan, Dec. 10, 180 1807 Levi Lincoln, 1809 1809 , 1810 1809 David Cobb, 1810 1810 , 1812 1810 William Gray, 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1812 William Phillips, 1823 1816 John B looks, 1823 1823 Levi Lincoln, Feb. 1824 1823 , Feb. 6, 1825 1824 , July, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln. 1826 Thomas L.Winthiop, 1832 1833 Samuel T. Armstiong. Note.—Those Lieutenant Governois whose names are in italics, acted as Governors pro tern. 22 Government of Massachusetts.

€ibfl 6?obctnntcttt of prassact)us«rtt»,

For the Political Year, commencing January, 1833, and ending January 1834.

His Excellency LEVI LINCOLN, ll. d. Governor.

His Honor Samuel T. Armstrong, Esq. Lieutenant-Governor. COUNCIL. Hon. Josiah J. Fiske Hon. Elijah Swift William Person Luke Fiske Joiin R. .A dan Josepii Bowman David Mack Howard Lothrop

Secretary to the Commomcealth, Edward D. Bangs, Esq. Chief Clerk, William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth, Hezekiah Barnard, Esq.

Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in State-House.

SENATE. Hon. Benjamin T. Pickman, President. Suffolk, Hon. Benjamin T. Pickman, James C. Merrill, John Cotton, Thomas Motley, Alexander H. Everett, George Blake. Essex, Hon. William Johnson, jr., Elias Putnam, Josiah Newhall, Oilman Parker, David Putnam, William Nichols. Middlesex, Hon. Daniel Richardson, Francis Winship, Nathaniel Austin, , Elihu Cutler. Plymouth, Hon. , Gershom B. Weston. J{orfolkf Hon. John Endicott, Samuel P. Loud, Joseph Hawes. Representatives for 1833. 23

Bristol, Hon. Nathan C. Brownell, Samuel French, Seth Whitmarsh. Worcester^ Hon. David Wilder, William S. Hastings, Samuel Mixter, Ira Barton, Samuel Lee, Charles Hudson. Hampshire, Hon. Eiiphalet Williams, John Leland. Hampden, Hon. Patrick Boise, James Byers. Franklin, Hon. Daniel Wells. Berkshire, Hon. Edward Stevens, Thomas B. Strong. Barnstable, Hon. John Doane. JYantucket and Dukes, Hon. . Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gragg, .Assistant Clerk. Rev. George W. Blagden, Chaplain. Charles C. Cutting, Page.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Hon. William B. Calhoun, Sjyeaker. Luther S. Cushing, Clerk. Rev. Howard Malcom, Chaplain. SUFFOLK. Bo5<07i Cyrus Alger, Samuel Leighton, Charles Lincoln, Austin,jr. Joseph T. Adams, William Lawrence, David Asa P. Adams, Samuel As- Moody, (dead) Thomas pinwall, Joseph T. Bucking- Minns, Daniel Messinger, ham, Levi Brigham, Noah Henry J. Oliver, Thomas Brooks, Daniel Baxter, jr. W.Phillips, John L. Phillips, Francis Brinley, jr., Levi Edward G.Prescott, John S. Bartlett, John P. Bigelow, Perkins, William Parker, B. W. Crowninshield, Ezra Lewis G. Pray, Jeffrey Dyer, Otis Everett, Joshua Richardson,JamesRidgway, B Flint, Luther Faulkner, Benjamin Russell, Edward Henry Farnam, Justin Field, H. Robbins, Simon W. Daniel L. Gibbens, Henry Robinson, James Savage, D. Gray, Harrison Gray, Benjamin Stevens, Robert Eiiphalet P. Hartshorn, Eb- G. Shaw, Daniel SafFord, enezer Hayward, George Lynde M. Walter, John B. Hallet,NathanielHammond, Wells, John Wheelwright, Prentiss Hobbs, Thomas Stephen White, Redford Kendall, David Kimball, Webster, Nathaniel L. Edmund Kimball, Henry W. Williams,ThomasWetmore, Kinsman, Winslow Lewis, Simon Wilkinson Joseph Lewis, Charles Chelsea Horatio Alger 24 Representatives for 1833. ESS EX. ^meshury Ichabod B. Mor- Israel Perkins, Micajah C. rill, Stephen Sargent, jr. Pratt, Eleazer C.Richardson, Edmund Wliittier Christopher Robinson Jindover Abraham J. Gould, Lynnjield John Upton, jr. George Hodges, Samuel Marhlekead Joshua O. Bow- Merrill, Amos Spaulding, den, John H. Gregory, Rob- John White ertOrne,FrederickRobinson, Beverly Robert Rantoul, Simon Stone Jesse Sheldon, John Safford, Mcthuen John Russ Charles Stephens Middleton Ephraim Fuller Boxford Charles Penbody JVewbury Joseph Gerrish, Bradford Jesse Kimball, Silas Moody, Moses Peltin- Stephen Parker gill, John Northend Danvers John Page, John JSfezchuryport William S. Preston, Jonathan Shove, Allen, Charles H. Balch, Ebenezer Si)illaber Caleb Gushing, William Essex Jonathan Story, 3d. Davis, William Farris, Gloucester Gorham Babson, Moses P. Parrish Aaron Day, Josiah Griffin, Salem , Theophilus Herrick, Gideon Holton J. Breed, Caleb Lane, jr., George Lane, Foote, Nathaniel Froth- Aaron Plummer, John ingham, William Mansfield, Wanson Stephen C.Phillips, Dudley Hamilton Zachariah Stand- L. Pickman, Thomas P. ley Pingree, Michael Shepard, Haverhill William Batchel- , jr. Wil- ler, Caleb B. Le Bosquet, liam Sutton, Jacob B. George Keeley, Thomas G. Winchester Farnsworth Salisbury Benj. Bachelor, Jpsioich Daniel Cogswell, Reuben Evans, Elias French George W. Heard, Stephen Saugus ZaccheusN.Stocker Pearson JVenham Moses Foster Lynn William B. Breed, West JVewbury Eliphalet Joseph Currier, Jacob In- Emery, Moses Newell galls, Francis S. Newhall, MIDDLESEX. i^cton Francis Tuttle Charles Everett, Levi Far- Ashby Gushing Burr, jr. well, Samuel King, Thomas Bedford Amos Hartwell Whittemore, , Billerica Thomas Sumner William J. Whipple Brighton Daniel Austin Carlisle Cyrus Heald Burlington William Winn Charlestown Benj. Adams, Cambridge Amasa Davies, Edward Cutter, David Representatives for 1833. 25

Fosdirk, Oliver Holden, Thomas R. Peck John Harris, Guy C. Haw- Katick Chester Adams

kins, Lot Pool, . Daniel JVeiDton Allen C. Curtis, Tuft?, jr., Benj. Thompson Nathan Pettee, John Rich- Chelmsford Clu;r!e.s Bent ardson

Concord Joseph Barrett, ii /:// (/mo- JohnBatchelder,3d. John Keyes Caleb Wakefield Draciit Life Hamblet, Sherburne Micah Iceland Joseph B. Varnum Sliirley James P. Whitney East Sudbury Isaac Gleason South Reeding Lilly Eaton, Framingham Luther Lemuel Sweetser Belknap StoiD and Boxboro\ Lyman Groton Jolin Boynton, Bigelow, Moses Whitney John Rockwood Stidbury William Brigham Lexington Ambrose Morrill, Tetcksbury Jona. Clark, 2d. John Muiiiken, jr. Isaac Holden Lincoln Solomon Foster Toicnsend Paul Gerrish, Littleton Joel Marshall Daniel Giles Loicell Simon Adams, Sam- Tyngsborough Simon uel A. Coburn, Jesse Fox, Thompson Cyril. French, John P. Rob- WatPTtoicii Charles Bemis, inson, Jacob Robbins, Royal William Stone Southvviok, John L. Sheafe, West Cambridge Leonard Jonathan Spaulding, Joseph Greene Tyler JVestford Abraham Prescott Maiden James Crane, Wm. Weston Samuel Hobbs H. Richardson, Edward Wilmington Benj. Foster Wade Woburn Samuel Abbott, Marlborough DanielStevens, Marshall Fowle, Joseph Eli Rice Gardner Medford John Sparrell, WORC ESTER. ^shburnham Nathaniel Douglas Amos Yeates Pierce, Hosea Stone Dudley William Hancock, .Ithol Nathan Nickerson Morris Earned Barre Nathaniel Houghton, Fitchburg David Boutelle, Gardner Rujrgles Levi FarvvelljAbiel J.Towne Berlin Jonathan D. Merriam Gardner Timothy Hey wood Boylston Ward Cotton Grafton Joshua Harrington, -Broo/.;/ieZrZ RufusHarrington, Joshua W. Leland, Samuel Solomon Gilbert Wood Charlton Ebenezer White, Hardwick Ebenezer Perry Rufus Mixter Holden Samuel Daman, Dana Italy Foster Charles ChafBn 26 Representatives for 1833.

Hulhardston Moses Waite, Southhoro\ Dexter Fay Ethan A. Groenvvood Southhridge Sylvanus Lancaster John G. Thurston, Chamberlin, George Sumner Ferdinand Andrews Spencer David Prouty Leicester Waldo Flint, Sterling Jacob Conant, Joshua Murdock Thomas Wright LcominsterhGowdxd Burrage, 5i«ri?7V/^eZenasL. Leonard, Charles Grout David Wight Milford William Godfrey, Sutton Edward J. Mills, Isaac Davenport Joshua Armsby Millhury William M. Bene- Templeton ArtemasLee, dict, Henry Mills Samuel Dedman JVejc Braintree Joseph Upton Ezra Wood Bowman Uxbridge Samuel Read, JVorthboroiigh Joseph Davis Joseph Thayer JYorthhrUlge Sylvanus Hol- JVard Daniel Green broolc IVest.b orough JoshyiiiMellenf JVorth Brookficld John Silas Wesson Bigelow West Boylston Robert B. Oakham James Allen Thomas , Western Joseph Field Larned Davis Westminster Charles Paxton Tyler Goddard Hudson, Cyrus Windship Petersham Micajah Reed Webster Jolin Slater PhilUpston Abel Wliite WinchendonWiUlam Brown Princeton Charles Russell Worcester Charles Allen, Royalston Franklin Gregory Silas Brooks, Lewis Chapin, Rutland Joseph King AltVcd D. Foster, Windsor Shrewsbury Nymph as Pratt Hatch, John W. Lincoln HAMP SHIRE. Amherst Osrnyn Baker, Bardwell Da;niel Dickinson, George Middlefield IMatthew Nutting Smith, jr. Belchertoicn JusiusTorward, JVorthamjyton William Jonathan Olds Clark, jr., Chauncey Clark, Chesterfield Dyar Bancroft Snml. Parsons, Jona. Strong Cummington Jona. Dawes JVorwich Silas Warner Easthampton John Ludden Pclham Lewis Draper Enfield Thomas Gary Plainfield Erastus Bates Granhy Samuel Ayres Prescott James Crossett Greenwich South Hadley Hiram Smith Hadley Simeon Dickinson, Southampton Timothy Clark Oliver Bonney Ware Enos Davis, Alpheus Hatfield Remembrance Demond Representatives for 1833. 27

Westhampton John A. Judd Worthington Jonah Williamshurgh Samuel Brewster Graves HAMPDEN. BJundford - Leicester E. George Bliss, Thomas Bond, Gibbs, Justin Wilson VVilli;im B. Calhoun, Jonas Brimfield Roj^al Wales, Coolidge, Joseph Pease, Solomon Hoar diaries Packard Chester Tolland Roger Harrison Granville Elijah Seym6ur, Wales and Holland Alfred Noaii Cooley Needhnm Longiiieadoic Setli Taylor Wcstfield Frederick Fowler, Ludlow Theodore SiUes jr., Lewis Fowler, Matthew Monson Carleton Squire, Ives, jr. Oliver McKinstry West Springfield Linus Montgomery Oren Parks Bagg, Henry Phelon, Asa Palmer Daniel King B. Whitman Russell Chauncey W. IMorse WilbraJtum Abraham Avery, SoutJncick Amasa Holcomb William S. Burt Springfield , FRANKLIN Aslifield ChesterSaunderson, Leyden Elisha Chapin Jonath an ftears Montasrue Jonathan Hart- Bernardslon John, Brooks well Buckland Amos Shepard NeiD Salem Frederick H. Charlemont Waitstill Hast- Allen ings Korthficld Thomas Mason, Colerainc John Wilson George Field Conioay Charles E. Billings, Orange Hiram Woodward Darius Stearns Rowe Noah Wells Decrficld Epaphras Hoyt, Shclhurne Stephen Whitney Shuteshury Willard Ray- Gill Seth S. Howland mond Greenfield Alanson Clark, Sunderland Horace W. Taft Julia Sraead Waricick Lemuel Wheelock Haioley John Tobey Wendell Jabez Sawyer, jr. Heath Samuel Hastings Whately Luke Wells Leverett Silas Ball BERKSHIRE. Jidams David Anthony, Cheshire Nathaniel Bliss Sand ford Blackington, James Da lion Henry Marsh Mason, Alpheus Smith Egremont John Chadvviek .eiford Chester Foot Great Barrington Increase Bcckct Timothy Snow Sumner 28 Representatives for 1833.

Hinsdale - Robert Millican Sandisfield John H. Allen, Lancshorough Henry Shaw Calvin Burt Lee Walter Laflin, Thomas Savoy William Ingraham Hurlbut Sheffield Ephraim Kellogg, Lenox Lyman Judd Oliver Peck JVeio Marlboro', Elias J. Stockhridge Amos Avery, jr. Werden, Benjamin Wheeler Tyringham Ezra Heath, 2d. Otis Isaac I. Norton Washington Philip Eames Peru Cyrus Stovvell West Stockhridge Martin Pittsjield John Churchill, Hondrix Charles B. Francis, Samuel Williamstoicn Ebenezer M McKay, Thomas Melvill Emmons. Reuben Young Richmond Eleazer Williams WindsorDdimb\ O. Holbrook NORF OLK. Bellingham Stephen Metcalf JVccdham Rufus Mills Braintree Joseph Richards Q^uincy Thoraas Taylor, Brookline John Robinson Edward Glover Canton James Endicott Randolph Joshua Spear, jr. Cohasset Thomas Bourne David Blanchard Dedham Theron Metcalf, Roxbury John Champney, John W. Ames Isaac Davis, Jonathan Dorr, Dorchester Abel Cushing John Lemist, Joshua Seaver, Foxhorough Henry Hobart Jacob Tidd, Stephen Wil- Franklin Nathaniel Miller, liams Davis Thayer Stoughton Jesse Pierce Medjield and Dover Daniel Walpole Phineas Ellis C. Sanders Weymouth Lemuel Hum- Milton John Ruggles, Josiah phrey, John B. Hollis, Bent Leonard Tirrell Medway Paul Daniels Wrentham Allen Tillinghasl BRIS TOL. Mtlehorough Abijah M. Ide Edmund Gardner, Benjamin .Berkley AJoniram Crane Lincoln, Thomas Mandell Dartmouth William Tucker, JVorton Asa Arnold, Crom- Wanton Howland well Leonard Dighton Nehemiah Walker Paictuckct Remember Kent Easton Rehoboth Lloyd Bosvvorth Fairhaven Gideon Nye Seekonk Church Gray Freetown George Pickens, Somerset Edward Slade Elnathan P. Hathaway Swanzey Benanucl Marvel, JVew Bedford John Burragc, John Earle Isaac Case, Charles W. Taunton George Walker, jr. Morgan, Thomas A. Greene, Troy Simeon Borden, Isaao Representatives for 1833. 29

Borden, Earl Chase, Azariah Abner B. GifFord, James Sliove, Smith Winslow Handy Weslport Jonathan Davis, PLYMOUTH Mington James Bates, John Murdocl' John Perkins, Gushing, Micah Pool Ethan Pierce, Benjamin P. Bridgcwater Holmes Wood Sprague, Samuel Leonard.jr. Korth Bridgewater Jesse Carver Benjamin Ransom Perkins Duxhxiry Seth Sprague, jr. Plymouth Thomas Adams, Gershom Bradford Isaac Barnes, jr., Barnabas East Bridgc2cater Azor Hedge, Stephen Lucas, Harris, Joseph Chamberlin Joseph Lucas Halifax Zadoc Thompson Phjmpton Josiah T. Ellis Hanover William Morse Rochester Philip Crandon, Hanson Samuel House, jr. Amittai B. Hammond, Chas. Hingham JNlartin Fearing, J. Holmes, Theophilus Thomas Loring, Henry King Stowell, James W. Sivrett Scituate Peleg Jenkins Kingston Spencer Bradford Wareham Perez F. Briggs, Marshfield Edward P. Little, Melville Otis John Ford, jr. West Bridgewater Ellis Middlchoro" Bradford Har- Ames low, Ephraim Leach, Luther BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Henry Crocker, James Long David Hinckley, Cliarles Orleans Elisha Cole, Marston, Zenas Weeks Thacher Snow Brexcster Benjamin Berry Provincetown Isaac Small, Chatham Joshua .Nickerson, Elisha Young Joseph Young Sandwich ShadrachFreeman Dennis Thacher Clark, Truro John Kenney, Joshua Joshua Wixon, jr. Small Eastham Michael Collins Wellflret Freeman Atvvood, Falmouth TJiomas Fish, Ebenezer Freeman, 2d Elijah Swift Yarmouth John H. Dunbar, Harwich Isaiah Chase, James Crowell DUKES. Chilmark Harrison P. Edgartoicn Leavitt Thaxter Mayhew Tisbury David Look NANTUCKET. Nantucket David Baxter, Joy, George Myrick, Seth Jonathan G. Briggs, Jared Pinkham Coffin, Isaac Folgor, David" 30 Standing Committees. STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.

On the Judiciary . Messrs. Hoar, of Middlesex, Hast- ings, of Worcester, and Byers, of Hampden. On Probate and Chancery. Messrs. Blake and Merrill, of Suffolk, atid Barton, of Worcester. Oil Education. ]Messrs. Richardson, of Middlesex, Parker, of Essex, and Stevens, of Berkshire. On Agriculture. Messrs. Mixter, of Worcester, Leland, of Hampshire, and Johnson, of Essex. On Bills in the 2d reading. Messrs. Merrill, of Suffolk, Hastings and Barton, of Worcester, Richardson, of Mid- dlesex, Doane, of Barnstable, and Wells, of Franklin. On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Brownell, of Bristol, Hale, of Plymouth, Parker and Newhall, of Essex, Whit- marsh, of Bristol, and Nichols, of Essex.

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE. On the Judiciary. Messrs. Metcalf of Dedham, Bliss of Springfield, Cushing of Newburyport, Robinson of Lowell, Allen ofWorcester. On matters of Probate and Chancery. Messrs. Holmes of Rochester, Whipple of Cambridge, Spaulding of Ando- ver, Cushing of Dorchester, Hathaway of Freetown. On Education. Messrs. Greene of New Bedford, Foster ofWorcester, Allen of Newburyport, Willard of Capi- bridge, Baker of Amherst. O/i Agriculture. Messrs. Wheelock of Warwick, Hobbs of Weston, Pease of Springfield, Pettingell of Newbury, Wood of Middleborough. On Finance. Messrs. Rantoul of Beverly, Hedge of Plymouth, Shaw of Lanesborough, Keyos of Concord, Austin of Boston. On Elections. Messrs. McKay of Pittsfield, Merrill of Andover, Everett of Boston, Heard of Ipswich, Thompson of Charlestown. Oil Bills in Third Reading. Messrs. Ashmun of Spring- field, Parish of Newburyport, Burrage of New Bedford, Sumner of Great Barrington, Wetmore of Boston. On Engrossed Bills. Messrs. Prescott of Boston, Sheafe of Lowell, Marsh of Dalton, Allen of New Salem, Silsbee ofSalem. On County Estimates. Messrs. Bartlett of Boston, Humphrey of Weymouth, Eaton of South Reading. Joint Standing Committees. 31

On Pay Roll. Messrs. Baxter of Boston, Bond of Springfield, Clark of Greenfiehi. On Change of Karnes. Messrs. Hartvvell of Montague, Tirrell of Weymouth, Shepherd of Chester. Oh Fitblic Buildings. Messrs. Russell and Buckingham of Boston, Pool of Charlestovvn.

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES. On Accounts. Of the Senate, Messrs. Williams, of Hampshire, and Cotton, of Suffolk. Of the House, Messrs. Whitney, of Dfeerfield, Wells, of Boston, and Ives, of Westfield. On Roads and Bridges. Of the Senate, Messrs. Austin, of Middlesex, and Brow- noil, of Bristol. Of the House, Messrs. Bancroft, of Chesterfield, Breed, of Lynn, and GifFord, of Westport. On Claims. Of the Senate, Messrs. Loud, of Norfolk, and Lee, of Worcester. Of the House, Messrs. Phillips, of Boston, Houghton, of Barre, and Sprague, of Bridgewater. On Banks and Banhing. Of the Senate, Messrs. Burnell, of Nantucket, and Motley, of Sufl'olk. Of the House, Messrs. White, of Boston, Thayer, of Ux- bridge, and Shove, of Danvers. On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance. Of the Senate, Messrs. Weston, of Plymouth, and Byers, of Hampden. Of the House, Messrs. Russell, of Princeton, Hallet, of Boston, and Farvvell, of Cambridge. On Manufactures. Of the Senate, Messrs. Hastings, of Worcester, and Strong, of Berkshire. Of the House, Messrs. Lawrence, of Boston, Wood, of Grafton, and Melvill, of Pittsfield. On Fisheries. Of the Senate, Messrs. Doane, of Barnstable, and Hale, of Plymouth. Of the House, Messrs. Loring, of Hingham, Pinkham, of Nantucket, and Orne, of Marblehead. 32 Suffolk County.

On Rail-ways and Canals. Of the Senate, Messrs. Hudsyn, of Worcester, and E. Putnam, of Essex. Of the House, Messrs. Lincoln, of Worcester, Robbins, of Boston, and Dorr, of Roxbury. On the Militia. Of the Senate, Messrs. E. Putnam, of Essex, and Hawes, of Norfolk. Of the House, iMessrs. Bigelow, of Boston, Judd, of Lenox, and Bagg, of West Springfield. On Public Lands. Of the Senate, Messrs. Everett, of Suffolk, and Wells, of Franklin. Of the House, Messrs. Barrett, of Concord, Webster, of Boston, and Harris, of Charlestown. On Toicns. Of the Senate, Messrs. Wilder, of Worcester, and French, of Bristol. Of the House, Messrs. Sprague, of Duxbury, Clark, of Northampton, and Lincoln, of New Bedford. On Parishes. Of the Senate, Messrs. Endicott, of Norfolk, and Cutler, of Middlesex. Of the House, Messrs. Kimball, of Bradford, Mason, of Northfield, and Burt, of Wilbraham. On the Library. On the Senate, Messrs. Everett and Merrill, of Suffolk, and Wells, of Franklin. Of the House, Messrs. Kimball, of Boston, Holden, of of Charlestown, and Brinley, of Boston

SUFFOLK. Judge of Probate, Joseph Hall, Boston. Register of Probate, John Heard, jr. do. Register of Deeds, Henry Alline, do. County Jlttorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Richard D. Harris, do.

Clerks of S. J. Court, and Court of Common Pleas. John Callender, John Stickney, and Charles A. Parker, of Boston. Justices of the Peace in Boston. 33

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND OF TFTE QUORUM IN BOSTON. William Donnison Stephe^ Codman Alexaii. Townsend Joseph JMay William Miiiot Benjamin Guild Edward Jones John Knapp David Soars William Spooner Loammi Baldwin W'illiam Simmons Thos. H. Perkins Benj. Whitman Augustus Reabody Benjamin Parsons Willifim Parsons Francis J. Oliver Wm. Stevenson John Parker Joseph E. Smith William Sullivan Samuel Hubbard Edward D. Bangs Joseph Head Benjamin Russell John Callender Thomas Perkins Joseph Hail Tristram Barnard Timothy Williams Francis C. Gray Joseph Tilden John Heard, jr. Alexan. H. Everett James Allen W'm. D. Suhier Thos. W. Phillips Peter O. Thacher John T. Apthorp James C. Merrill Warren Dutton Daniel Sargent Zebedee Conk, jr. Wm. H. Sumner Edmund Dwight Octavius Pickering James T. Austin Andrew Brimmer W'illiam Thorndike Samuel H. Walley Samuel D. Parker Samuel J. Prescott Andrew Ritchie Thomas A. Dexter APPOINTED TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICEKS. William Donnison, Daniel Sargent, Edward D. Bangs, Samuel Austin, William Tufts. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN BOSTON. William Taylor John Stickney Turner Phillips Benjamin Welles Henry Codman Joseph Lovering Henry Cabot Redford Webster Joseph W. Revere Benjamin Pollard Joseph Coolidge Francis Bassett Richard D.Harris Samuel Snelling Samuel Swett George Burroughs Phineas Blair William Sturgis Amos Binney Josiah P. Cooke Charles P. Curtis Joseph N. Howe Abrah. W. Fuller Thomas Power Edw. Tuckerman George Gay Sam'! F. M'Cleary Benjamin Rand J. W. Davis John Williams Henry Sargent William P. Mason Wm. C. Aylwin Samuel D. Ward Horatio M. Willis Thomas Dennie Samuel B. Barrcll William Parker Sam'l K. Williams Dav. S. Townsend Bryant P. Tilden James Phillips Caleb Loring Geo. W. Brimmer Joseph Woodward John C. Warren Charles Hayvvard Nathan Hale James Jackson Natb'l G. Snelling Charles Bradbury George W. Coffin Ebenezer Francis Nuth'l P. Russell James Hall Sam. Frothingham 34 Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Isaac Winslovv Joseph Austin John W. James George E. Head Henry Bass^ Wm. J. Hubbard Charles G. Loring Gedney King Joshua Blake Benjamin Rich Isaac P. Osgood Samuel Perkins Francis Welch Lynde Walter Franc. H. Williams Samuel l\Tay William Knapp Caleb Eddy Daniel Messinger William T. An- Sam. T. Armstrong John Tappan drews Samuel Teuney George Ticknor B. D. Greene John F. Loring Eliplialet Williams Ezra A. Bourne Wm. Foster Otis Sam'l P. Gardner John S. Lillie Jonathan Porter J-'dward Cruft George Hallett Edward G. Loring Henry J. Oliver Chandler Robbins Justin Field George Morey Isaac Waters Joseph T. Adams Henry H. Fuller Benj. R. Nichols John A. Lowell Edward Brooks Wm. H. Gardiner Moses Wheeler Franklin Dexter W.R. P. Washburn Willard Phillips Bradford Sumner Ezra Davis James F. Baldwin Samuel A. Wells JN'inian C. Betton John Johnson Francis Gardner Samuel E. Sevvall Hen. W. Kinsman Richard Fletcher Abraham Moore Norman Seaver Thomas J. Eckley William Barry Francis O Watts John Cotton Josiah Quincy, jr. Joseph Sewall A. A. Dame Heman Lincoln Benj. Lynde Oliver Andrew Dunlap Charles Sprague Rob't Treat Paine J. R. Adan Isaac Stevens Nath'l I. Bowditch Theod. Lvmanjr. William Appleton Franklin H. Story Benj. T. Pickman Eben Ritchie Dorr Ptussell Jarvig Henry Alline Sidney Bartlet John Binney J. J. Loring George S.Bulfinch Abbot Lawrence Samuel D. iJarris Darius Boardman Daniel P. Parker Henderson Inches John W. Quincy Israel Thorndike James Bowdoin David Henshaw Henry F. Baker Josiah Bradley Thomas Kendall Moses L. Hale Edmund Kimball David L. Child George W. Otis Thaddeus Page William Ingalls Edw.Wigglesworth William Tileston Daniel Parkman Thomas Wetmore Nathan Gurney.jr. John P. Bigclow John G. RoiTors Prince Snow Ward Jackson Thomas W.^Ward Charles Wells Jonathan Davis Sam'l Hammond Daniel Baxter Samuel B. Barrel] El bridge Gerry Charles A. Parker Thoinpson Miller Samuel G. Perkins Francis Brinley.jr. Peres Loring George Bond Thcophi. Parsons James W. Paige Counsellors at Law in Boston. 85

Pliny Culler Elia?HaskettDerby Washingt.P. Gragg Ellis G. Loring William E. Payne Williain G. Stearns John S. Wright John C. Park ' Augustus II. Fiske Thomas C. Amory John D. Dyer William Hayden,jr. William B. Dorr E.Hersey Derby ,jr. Henry B. Stone BenjaminH. Currier John S. Tyler Asa W. Paine George C. Wilde Richard S. Fay Edward Blake JUSTICKS OF THE PEACE IN CHELSEA. Joseph Stowers, David Floyd. NOTARIES PUBLIC IN BOSTON. Wm. Stevenson Charles Hayward Thomas A. Dexter Samuel J. Prescott John J. Loring Jolm Johnson Stephen Codman John W. Quincy COUNSE LLORS AT LAW IN BOSTON. Rufus G. Amory Benjamin Guild ]\Ioses Draper William Prescott Joseph Harrington Henry H. Fuller Daniel Davis Thompson Miller George E. Head George Blake William Simmons Charles G. Loring Benjamin Parsons William D. Sohier George Morey^ William Sullivan Phineas Blair Richard Fletcher John Williams Abraham Moore John C. Gray Jolin Heard, jr. Thomas Power Edward Brooks Peter O. Thacher Josiah P. Cooke Franklin Dexter Benjamin Gorham Zach. G. Whitman Willard Phillips John Pickering Sherman Leland John R. A dan James Allen Benjamin Rand Andrew Duniap W\arren Dutton Abrah. W. Fuller Abraham A. Dame John Knapp Henry Codman Francis Gardner Samuel D.Parker George Gay Bradford Sumner William Austin Samuel D. Ward Edmund Kimball Samuel B. Barrell Thos. W. Phillips Alex. Townsend David Townsend James Bowdoin James T. Austin James C. Merrill Thomas Wetmore William Minot John G. Rogers James Savage Francis Basset Isaac P. Osgood John Stickney Thomas A. Dexter Jonathan Porter Samuel Hubbard David A. Simmons Wm. T. Andrews Benj. R. Nichols Francis C. Gray John P. Bigelow Joseph E. Smith Henry B. Smith Ninian C. Betton Augus. Peabody William P. Mason William Page SanVl F. M'Cleary Horatio M. Willis Wm. H. Gardiner Sam'l K. Williams Charles P. Curtis W. R.P.Washburn Wm, C. Aylwin William Parker Samuel E. Sewall 36 Attorneys, Sheriffs, &lc., in Boston.

Sidney Bartlett Francis O. Watts John C. Park George S. Bulfinch RobertTreat Paine William E. Payne Eben Ritchie Dorr Natli'l I. Bowditch Elias H. Derby Francis Britilev,ji". Ed. Wigi^iesworth George C. Wilde Asa W. Paine David Lee Child Arthnr W. Anstin Wm. J. Hubbard Henry W. Kinsman William G Stearns Fran. H. Williams William B. Dorr Augustus H. Fiske Edward G. Loiing Ellis Grav Loring VVashi.'igt.P.Gragg William F. Otis Joseph Willard Edward G. Prescott Josiah Quincy, jr. Edward V. Child Richard S. Fay Norman Seaver Edward Blake Jonathan Chapman

ATTORNEYS AT THE SUPREME JUDTCIAL COURT IN BOSTON. George S. Snelling Aurelius D. Parker Charles C. Paine Henry B. Rogers Charles R. Lowell Edmund Quincy Daniel Parkman Sam'l H.VValley jr. Thomas K. Davis Charles F. Adams John Codman Grenv. T.Winthrop Edward Pickering Richard Hildreth Michael Lovell Richard Robins J. Winsl. Whitman

ATTORNEYS AT THE COJIMON PLEAS IN BOSTON. Geo. E. Winthrop Josiah E. Challis Horace Gleason Wm. Pratt, jr. Ivers J. Austin E. G. Austin William Elliot, jr. Charles T. Parker C. C. Emerson Isaac McLellan, jr. J. W. Fenno E. G. Hall J. Lewis Stackpole Horatio Shipley C. T. Murdock Francis O. Dorr James L. English J. D. Russell Winsl. W. Wright F. C. Loring William Brigham HamiltonHutchins Benj. B. Thatcher William Gray James M. Barker Rob't C. Winthrop C. L. Hancock John H. Gray Edward S. Rand G. W. Phillips ^ Thomas K. Davis John Devereux E. D. Sohier William Amory Henry J. Sargent Ezra Weston Arnold F. Welles F.B.Crowninshield T. O. Thacher Samuel A. Burns George W. Adams N. T. Dow

Sheriff, Charles P. Sumner, Boston. Deputy -Sheriffs, Henry H. Huggeford, Prince Snow, Thomas Stephenson, Daniel Parkman. Offices, Court Street.

County Jailor, Stephen Badlam. CORONERS. Boston, Prince Snow, Ebenezer Shute. Chelsea, David Floyd, Joseph Stowers. Courts in Boston. St7 SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice. Samuel Putnaaij of Salem. Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Newburyport. Marcus Morton, of Taunton, ^Attorney General, James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions^ Octavius Pickering, Boston. District Attornies. Asahel Huntington, of Salem, for Northern District. Charles H. Warren, of N. Bedford, for Southern District. , of Worcester, for Middle District. Charles A.Dewey, of Northampton, for Western District.

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

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judge. Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk. Samuel Dunn Parker, Attorney. Stephen Badlam, Crier.

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

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON. Benjamin Whitman, ) William Simmons, \ Justices. John Gray Rogers, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Assistant Clerk, William Knapp. The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, A. M. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. M. The salaries of the Justices are 1500 dollars each. 4 38 County Commissioners.

. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. The Court of Sessions and Commissioners ofHighways are abolished, and County Commissioners, substituted in their stead. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. Stephen Barker, Andover, William B. Breed, Lynn, Joseph Winn, Salem. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. Augustus Tower, Stow, David Townsend, Waltham, Abner Wheeler, Framingham. PLVMOUTH. Thomas Weston, Middleborough, Chairman, Jared Whitman, Abington, John Collamore, Scituate. Special Commissioner, Daniel Mitchel, Bridgewater. HAMPSHIRE. Charles P. Phelps, Hadley, Chairman. Alvan Rice, Chesterfield, Ithamar Conkey, Amherst. Special Commissioners, Oliver Smith, Hatfield, Elisha Strong, Northampton. BRISTOL. Noah Claflin, Attleboro% Chairman. Lemuel Tripp, Fairhaven, John Mason, Swanzey. Special Commissioners, Abner B. Gifford, Westport, Ichabod Lincoln, Taunton. BARNSTABLE. Samuel P. Croswell, Falmouth, Chairman. Matthew Cobb, Barnstable, Obed Brooks, Harwich. Special Comm,issioners, Elisha Pope, Sandwich, Orren Howes, Dennis. DUKES COtTNTY. Matthew Mayhew, Chilmark, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, Ichabod Norton, Edgartown. Special Commissioners, John Hancock, Chilmark, Ber- nard Luce, Tisbury. NANTUCKET. William Coffin, Chairman, Josiah Hussey, Zacheus Hussey. Supreme Judicial Courts. 39

WORCESTER. Jared Weed, Petersham, Chairman. d Gushing, Lunenburg cester, James Draper, Spencer. BERKSHIRE. Luther Washburn, Pittsfield, Chairman. Peter Briggs, Adams, Lyman Brown, Sandisfield. Special Commissioners, Edward Stevens, New Marlbo- rough, Levi Belden, Lenox. NORFOLK. Samuel P. Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. William Ellis, Dedham, Lewis Eisher, Franklin, Na- thaniel Tucker, Milton. FRANKLIN. Horace W. Taft, Sunderland, Chairman. Thomas Longley, Hawley, John Arms, Conway. Special Commissioners, Rufus Saxton, Deerfield, Thad- deus Coleman, Greenfield. HAMPDEN. William Bliss, Springfield, Chairman, Joel Norcross, Monson, Reuben Boies, jr., Blandford. Special Commissioner, Robert Emery, Springfield.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TER3IS. Suffolk and Kantucket. Boston, 1st Tues in March. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 3d Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Bristol.^ Plymouth, Barnstable, and Dukes County. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Worcester. "Worcester, on the first Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. J^orfol/c. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Mon next preceding the 4th Tues in September, 40 Court of Common Pleas.

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

Calendar of Courts of Common Pleas.

Suffolk. Boston, first Tues in January, April, July and October. Essex. Ipswich, on the 3d Mon of March, and 3d Mon of December. Salem, 3d Mon of June. Newbury- port, 3d Mon of September. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in September, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Mon of June. Cambridge, Sd Mon in December. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in Noyejnaber* County Commissioners. 41

Plymouth, Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 2d Mon in Auj^ust, and 1st Mon in December. Bristol. At Taunton, on the 2d Mon of March and September, and at New Bedford, on the 2d Mon of June and December. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the Tues next succeeding the 3d Mon of April, and the first Tues in September. Dukes. Edgartown, on the 3d Mon in May, and the last Mon of September. JYantucket. Nantucket, 4th Mon in May, and 1st Monday in October. Worcester. Worcester, 1st Mon in March, 3d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December annually. Berkshire. Lenox, 4th Mon of February, June, and October. J^'ur/olk. Dedham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in Sep* tember, and 3d Mon in December. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 3d Mon in March, 2d Mon in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, 3d Mon in June, 2d Mon in October, and 3d Mon in February.

Meetings of the County Co'tnmissioners. E.tsex. Ipswich, on the 2d Tues of April. At Salem, on the 2d Tues of July. At Newburyport, on the 2d

Tues of October ; and on the 4th Tues of December. At Salem, Ipswich, or Newburyport, as the Court deter- mine at the preceding term. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 1st Tues of January, and at Concord, on the 2d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in September. Hampshire. Northampton, on the 1st Tues in Sep- tember, on the 1st Tues in March, and 1st Tues of June and December. Plymouth. Plymouth, on the 3d Tues in March, and on the first Tues in August, and on the 2d Tues in December. Bristol. Taunton, on the 4th Tues in March, and on the 4th Tues in September. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of Aprils and on the 2d Tues of October. 4* 42 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Dukes County. Edgartown, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon in May, and on the Wed next after the 2(1 Men in November. Nantucktt. Nantucket, 3d Mon of April, and 2d Mon of October. Worcester. Worcester, the 4th Tues of March, the 2dTues of September, and on the 3d Tues of June, and the 4th Tues of December. Berkshire, Lenox, on the last Tues in April, and on the last Tues in September. Jforfolk. Dedham, on the 3d Tues of April, and on the 4th Tues in September. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 1st Tues in March, on the 1st Tues in September, and on the 2d Tues of June and December. Hampden. Springfield, on the 2d Tues of April, and l«t Tues of October, and 4th Tues of June and De- cember.

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

Parish), 3d Tues in January ; and Andover, (South Parish), 3d Tuesday in July. MIDDLESEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tuea of March, May and November, and on the Ist Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 43

Tuea of September. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charlestown, on the 3(1 Tues of February and August. At Framing- ham, on the last Tues of Jwie and-October. At Groton, on the 1st Tues of May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. HAMPSHIRE. At the Court House in Northampton, on the 1st Tues of each month in the year, except July. At Amherst, on the 2d Tues in April and October. At Belcherton, on the 2d Tues of February and August, at the house of J. H. Clapp. At Chesterfield, on the 2d Tues in May and September, at the house of E. Clapp. PLYMOUTH. At Scituate,on the 1st Tues of March and June, and last Tues of August and November. At the Probate Office in Plymouth, on the 3d Mon of February and May, and on the 2d Mon of April and August, and on the 1st Mon in December. At East Bridgewater, on the first Tues of April, July and October. At Middleborough, on the first Tues of May, August and November. At Rochester, on Wed next after the first Tues of May and November. BRISTOL.

The first Tues in each month, as follows : — At Taun- ton, in January, March and August. At Norton, in July and November. At Dighton, in June and December, and first Fri after first Tues in every month, except June and December. At New Bedford, in May and October. At Freetown, in February. At Seekonk, in September. At Troy, the last Tues in June. At Westport, the last Tues in July. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, February, March, June and September. At the house of Jabez Howland, in West Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of July and December. At the house of Joshua Hamblin, in Yarmouth, on the 2d Tues of August. At the house of William Fessenden, in Sandwich, on the 2d Tues of November. At the house of David Lewis, in Falmouth, oa Wed next after the 2d Tues ia November. 44 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

At the house of David Kendrick, in Harwich, on the last Men of March and October. At the house of Elisha Crocker, in Brewster, on Tues next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Henry Knowles, in Orleans, on Wed next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, in Wel- fleet, on Thurs next after the last Mon of March and October. At the house of Ezra Crocker, in Coatuit vil- lage, on the 3d Tues of May. DUKES. At the house of Bernard Luce, in Tisbury, on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Jane Luce, on the 3d Mon of April At the house of Charles Butler, in Edgar- town, on the 3d Mon of July, and 3d Mon of October. WORCESTER. At the Probate Office in the Court House in Worcester, on the 1st Tues of every month. At the house of Mr. Wright, innholder in Templeton, on Thurs the next after the 3d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in October. At the house of Elijah Hammond, innholder, of West Brookfield, on the 2d Tues in April, and 4th in October. At the house of Mr. Rand, jr. innholder in Lancaster, on the 3d Tues in May and November. At the house of Mr. Moses Chapin, innholder in Uxbridge, 4th Tues in May and November. At Barre, on the 3d Tues of August and January. At Mendon, on the 4th Tues in May. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Griswold's, in Great Barrington, on the 2d Tues in February, May, August and November. At Mr. Tower's, in Lanesborough, on the 2d Tues in January, April, July and October. NORFOLK. At the Court House in Dedham, on the 1st Tues of each month. At Quincy, on the 2d Tues of February, May and August, in Roxbury, at or near the Town House, on the Wed following the 2d Tues of February, May, August and November. In the first parish in Wren- tham, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. Justices in Massachusetts. 45

At the Factory Village in Medway, on the Monday next preceding the 3d Tues of February and November. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, 2d Tues in February and March, 3d Tues in June, 4th Tues in Au2:ust, 2d Tues in October, 1st Tues in November, and 3d Tues in December. At Conway, 1st Tues in January and 3d in July. At Charlemont, 3d Tues in May and October. At Wendell, 1st Tues in February, and 3d Tues in September. At Warwick, the day following 1st Tues in February, and the day following the 3d Tues in September. HAMPDEN.

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

iy^ Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court may hear and determine, in equity, all disputes and controversies between co-executors and co-administrators, and between their respective legal representatives, in all cases where there is no plain and adequate remedy in law.

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth^ arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Nathan Dane Beverly George Blake Boston Artemas Ward Boston E. Starkweather Worthing. Bezaleel Taft Uxbridge Ephr. Williams Deerfitld Benjamin Pickman Salem Charles Jackson Boston Perez Morton Dorchester N.Mitchell East Bridge- Daniel Davis Boston water Harrison G.Otis Boston Sam'l. S. Wilde J^ewburyp. Daniel Kilham Wenham Samuel Putnam Salem William Prescott Boston John Wells Boston Oliver Fiske Worcester Nathaniel Bowditch Boston John Lowell Boston Peter C. Brooks Medford Charles Turner Chelsea John T. Kirkland Boston John Davis Boston Samuel Crocker Taunton Groton John Pickering Boston Cambridge Samuel P. P. Fay Cambr. 46 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

Silas Holman Bolton E. Bridgew. Richard Sullivan Brookline Ezra Mudge Lynn B.W.Crowninshield Boston Joshua Danforth Pillsjield Thomas Greanleaf Quincy Cambridge Josiah Quincy Cambridge Mark Doolittle Belchertown William Reed Marblehead John Mason Swanzey Samuel Porter Hadlty Bezaleel Taft, jr. Uxbridge Abrah. Holmes Rochester Jonathan Phillips Boston Joseph Locke Billerica Samuel C. Allen Korthfield Leominster George Hull Sandisjield Ebenezer Fisher Dedham James Savage Boston "Wm. P. Walker Lenox Joseph E. Sprague Salem Thos. Weston Middleboro'' Nathan Brooks Concord Nathan Chandler Lexingt. H. A. S. Dearborn Roxbury David Cummins Salem. Daniel Webster Boston Jesse Putnam Boston Lemuel Shaw Boston Marcus Morton Taunton Joseph Kittredge Andover Nathan Willis Pittsfidd Jonath. Dwlght Springfield Russel Freeman JV. Bedford Josiah J. Fiske Wrentham Stephen White Boston John Locke Jlshby Nathaniel Silsbee Salem Henry Hubbard Pitisfield Jairus Ware Dedham Luke Fiske Waltham James Fowler Westfield Patrick Boise Granville Stephen Barker »Andover Elijah Swift Falmouth Hezekiah Barnard Boston Joseph Bo wmanJV.jBrflm/ree Edmund Cushing Lunenb. John C. Gray Boston Thos. L. Winthrop Boston Howard Lothrop Easton Jacob Hall Boston William Ferson Gloucester John Merrill Neivbury Quincy John Endicott Dedham James T. Austin Boston

ESSEX. Judge of Probate^ Daniel A. White, cf Salem. liegister of Probate^ Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Ralph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer, William F. Wade, of Ipswich. Clerk of the Courts, John Prince, jr. of Salem. Judge of Police Court, Salem, Elislia Mack. Special Justices of said Court, Ezekiel Savage, Joseph G. Waters. Justices of the Peace and cf the Quorum. Andover Mark Newman Farrar, Samuel Merrill, Hobart Clark, Samuel Nathl. Swift, A. Spaulding Justices of the Peace in Essex. 47

Beverly Joshua Fisher, phen W. Marston, John Robert Rantoul Cook, jr. i?ra(//()rf/ Benjamin Parker Salem John Punchard, JDanvers Gideon Foster, Moses Townsend, John Joseph Shed, John Walsh Prince,jr.Ichabod Tucker, Gloucester Henry Plielps, Ezekiel Savage, Benjamin William VV. Parrott Merrill, Leverett Silton- Haverhill Israel Bartlett, stall, Daniel A. White, Stephen Minot, Moses Amos Choate, Willard Wingate, Jas. H. Duncan, Peele, D. L. Pickman, Leonard White Amos Hovey, JohnG.King, J/isiuich John Heard, Asa Joseph Winn,ElishaMack, Andrews, Nathl. Lord, jr. John Saunders, Jonathan P. John Choate Saunders, Freder. Howes, Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Joseph Peabody, Gideon William B. Breed Barstow, Joseph Ropes, Lynnfield Asa T.Newhall , Joseph G. Marblehead Nathan Bow- Waters, Ralph H. French en, John Prince Salisbury Samuel Nye, Methuen Ben Osgood Jacob Brown, Edward JSPenvbury Jacob Gerrish, Dorr Saugus Abijah Cheever JVewburyfiort William Tojisjield Nehemiah Woart, Jonathan Gage, Cleaveland Ebenezer Moseley, Ste-

jijifiointed to qualify Civil Officers* Nathan Dane, John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, , Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, William Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Minot, William W. Parrott, Jabez Farley, Jeremiah Nelson, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper.

Justices of the Peace. Ameshury Robert Patten, Andover John L. Abbot, John Morse, Eliphalet John Adams, G.P.Osgood, Graves, Lowell Bagley, "William Johnson, jr. Elijah Stephen Sargent, jr. Will- L. Herrick, Amos Blan- iamNichols, Robert Cross, chard, Nathan W.Hazen, Daniel Weed, Edmund Timothy Flagg Whittier, Nathan Crosby, Beverly Thomas Davis, Joseph W. Newcomb 48 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

Jonathan Smith, Abraham How, Rufus Longley, Kilham, Amos Sheldon, Ephraim Corliss, Gilman Albert Thorndike Parker Boxford Parker Spafford, Ifisivich Asa Smith, Jabez Jonathan Foster, Moses Farley, Joseph Farley, Dorman, George W.Saw- Thomas Manning, William yer, Solomon Low, Abijah Conant, George W.Heard, Northey, Charles Peabody Timothy Appleton,Charles Bradjord William Green- Kimball, x\mmi R. Smith, ough, Daniel Stickney, Jes- Wm. F. Wade, Joseph se Kimball, Amos Parker, Dennis Moses Parker, Jonathan Lynn Elijah Downing, Kimball, Eliphalet Kim- Richard Hazeltine, John ball, Jeremiah Spofford Lummus, Jacob Ingalls, jr. Danvers Eleazer Put- Eleazer C. Richardson, nam, Benjamin Crownin- Isaac Story, Isaac Gates, shield, Zerubbabel Por- Jeremiah C. Stickney ter, Andrew Nichols, Geo. Lynnjield Daniel Need- Osgood, John W. Proctor, ham, Bowman VileSjJosiah Nathaniel West, Elias Newhall Putnam, Daniel P. King, Manchester David Colby, Jonathan Shove, AsaGard- Delucena L. Bhigham ner, Ebenezer Hunt Marbhhead Joshua Pren- Essex Jonathan Story, tiss, Nathan B. Martin, John Dexter Asa Hooper, George Bar- Gloucester John Manning, ker, John G. Hooper, , Joseph Robert Hooper, John Hoo- B. Manning, James Goss, per, , John William Whipple, Eben- Sparhawk, William Elliot ezer Pool, jr. Samuel Lane, Methuen Stephen Barker, William Pearce, jr. Aaron John Russ, Jonathan Cur- Gidding, William Beach, rier, Joseph W. Carleton, IsraelTrask, Joseph Stacy, Joseph Griffin, Stephen Daniel W. Rogers Gage, Stephen Barker, 2d. Hamilton Azor Brown John Tenney Haverhill James Ayer, Middleton Daniel Fuller, Oliver Morse, Charles Ezra Nichols, Pelatiah White, Nathaniel Ladd, Wilkins Isaac H. How, Moses Mer- j\("ivbu7'y Moses Little, rill, Enoch Foot, Natluin- Silas Little, Daniel Hale, iel Hills, William Bach- Thomas Hale, Samuel eller, Barnard Bnckettjr. Newman, Silas Moody, Warner Whittier, David Orlando B. Merrill, Moses Justices of the Peace in Essex. 49

Pettingell, Daniel Adams, Dodge, John W.Treadwell, 3cl. Joseph Little, Seth David Putnam, William Sweetser, Hector Coffi'i, Fettyplace,Thomas Need- Joseph Gerrish, W. N. ham, Stephen C. Phillips, Cleaveland, Benj.Stickney E. Shillaber, As^hel JVewburyfiort William Huntingto:-;, John Rus- Bartlet, Thomas M.Clark, sell, Humphey Deve- Asa W. Wildes, Andrew rpux, Warwick Palfrey, jr. Frothinj^ham, Edward S. Pcrley Putnam, Joseph G. Ranfl,JohnPorter.Solomon Sprague, William Mans- H. Currier, Caleb Gushing, field, E. Hersey D^rby, George Titcomb, Moses Stephen P. Webb, David Parsons Parish, , Nathaniel J.Lord, Frothingham, John An- George Wheatland drews, Samuel Phillips, Salisbury Samuel March, John Brickett, W. S. Allen Samuel Walton, Dudley Kcnvley Benjamin Proctor, Evans, Nathan Long, Joshua Jewett, Thomas Henry M. Brown Gage, Amos J. Tenney, •Sflr^^w.sGeorgeMakepeace Benjamin Smith, Charles Topsfield JacobTowne.jr, S. Tennev Benjamin C. Perkins Salem Henry Elkins, G. Wenham Moses Foster, S.Johonnot, Samuel Ropes, Nicholas Dodge, jr. Larkin Thorndike, Jona- West JVeivbury Daniel than Hodges, Solomon S. Emery, Thomas Hills, Ed- Whipple, John Foster, mund Hills, Eliphalet Em- William Story, Pickering ery, Moses Newell

A^'otaries Public Andover Nathaniel Swift Afa/(5'/e^fa(iNathanBowen Beverly KXh^vt Thorndike Nenvbury*iort John Porter, Danvers John W. Proctor, Wm.Woart, Daniel Foster John Walsh Salem Ichabod Tucker, G/oMce.9rerWilliamFerson John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Haverhill Charles White, Savage, John Punchard, Gilman Parker Jon. P. Saunders, John Rus- Ifisnvich Jabez Farley, sell, Joseph G, Waters Charles Kimball Salisbury Samuel Nye, Lynn James Gardiner, Edward Dorr Benjamin Oliver Counsellors at Law. ^mf56urv Nathan Crosby, Warren Newcomb Robert Cross, Joseph Andover Hobart Clark, 50 Counsellors, Attorneys, &c. in Essex.

Samuel Merrill, Amos JVeivburyfiort Ebenezer Spaulding Moseley, Stephen W. Beverly Nathan Dane, Marston, Asa W. Wildes, Thomas Stephens , Moses Par- Danvers John W. Proctor, sons Parish, William S. John Walsh Allen Gloucester Joseph B. Salem Leverett Saltonstall, Mannhig Benjamin Merrill, John G. Haverhill James H. Dun- King, Larkin Thorndike, can, Stephen Minot, Isaac Solomon S. Whipple, John R. How, Oilman Parker Foster,EbenezerShillaber, Jfisivich Asa Andrews Joseph G. Waters, Asahel Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Huntington, Rufus Choate, Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C Stephen P. Webb, David Stickney Roberts, Geo. Wheatland, JVeivbury Jacob Gerrish Nathaniel J. Lord Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. ^-dfnc/ox^erNathanW.Hazen Salem John S. Williams Methuen John Tenney

Attorneys at the Common Pleas- Danvers Joshua H, Ward EdmundL.LeBreton, Will- Haverhill Charles Minot, iam G. Woodward Alfred Kittredge Salem Ebenezer Shillaber, Ifisivich Ephraim F. Miller Henry Field, Charles A. Afar6/(?/zfaG?Nathl.P.Knapp Andrews, George H. Dev- Newburyfiort GeorgeLunt, ereau, Nicholas Devereau

Sheriff, Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem,

Defiuty-Sheriffs. Amesbury James Worthen Salisbury John Colby Andover Moody Bridges Lynn William Chadwell Danvers Stephen Upton Marblehead Samuel Gloucester Joshua P. Bowden, 3d. Trask Methuen Josiah Osgood Haverhill Charles L. JVewburyport Gilman Bartlett White, Theodore Andrews IJisivich Michael Brown Salem Nehemiah Brown Prison Keepers, Ifiswich Michael Brown White JMewburyfiort Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 51

Coroners, Amesbury Ichabod B, Skr- Samuel Viall gent Lyrinjield John Upton Andover John Adams, Marble/iead'i^a.tha.n Bowen Nathaniel Swift Mtthuen John Sargent, jr. Boxford Daniel Adams Amos Barker, Jonathan Bradford Jonathan Kim- Merrill, Ben Osgood ball, jr. Amos Parker Newbury Orlando B. Mer- Danvtrs Jonathan Shove, rill. Daniel Adams, 3d. Stephen Upton JSfeivburyport Gilman Essex Joshua Giddings, White, John Cook, jr. David Chcate John Moody Gloucester Elias Clough, West JVenvbury William James Goss Pilsbury Haverhill Enoch Bradley, Roivley Jeremiah Jewett Oliver Morse, Enoch Foot, Salem John Punch ard, Nathaniel Hills, John Thomas Needham, Will- Marsh iam Mansfield I/istvich Michael Brown, Salisbury Edward Dorr, William F. Wade Jacob Brown, Elias French Lynn William Rhodes, Topsjicld J. Towne, jr. Eleazer C. Richardson,

MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate^ Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. Register ofDeeds, William F. Stone, of Cambridge.

County Treasurer y John Keyes, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Brighton Gorham Parsons Concord Abiel Heywood, Caw,6r2V/§-eAsahelStearns, Joseph Barrett, Samuel Abraham Hilliard,Ephra- Hoar, John Keyes im Buttrick, John H. Asm- Dracut mun Rast Sudbury Jacob Charlestcwn John Soley, Reeves William Austin, Rufus Fra.mingham Jonathan Wyman, L. M. Parker, Maynard, Josiah Adams John M. Fiske, Joseph Groton Amos Bancroft Tufts, Nathaniel Austin, Lexington Elias Phinney Lowell Luther Lawrence Chelmsford Joel Adams Marlborough Samuel Gib- 52 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

bons, Joel Cranston, Ben- Waltham Theodore Ly- jamin Rice, William Dra- man per Watertonvn Levi Thaxter, Medford Nathaniel Hall, Nathaniel Bemis, Tyler Abner Bartlett Blgelow JVetufon John Richardson, Wtst Cambridge William Amos Alien Whittemore Pefifierell John Walton Westford John Abbot Sherburne Calvin Sanger WilTJiington William Blan- South Reading John Hart chard, Wm. Blanchardjr. Stoiu Rufus Hosmer, Au- Westcn Ebenezer Hobbs, gustus Tower Isaac Fiske Tyngsboro' Daniel Rich- Woburn John Wade, Wil- ardson liam C. Jarvis

Afifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Barrett, Abiel Heywood, Joseph Locke, Rufus VVynian, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Fiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyes, Cyrus Baldwin, Elias Phinney, John Walton, Leonard M. Parker, Timothy Fuller, Sam- uel P. P. Fay, Abuer Wheeler, Caleb Butler.

Justices of the Peace. Acton John Robbins, Ab- Burlington Abiel Winn, raham Conant, Francis William Winn, Sylvanus Tuttle, Simon HosTner Wood Ashby Alexander T. Wil- Cambridge Levi Hedge, lard, Amos Willington, Edmund T. Dana, John Stephen Wyman Williams, Richard H. Bedford Kv[\2iV\?Cci Preston, Dana, William Hilliard, Thompson Bacon, William William J. Whipple, Wil- Webber, Reuben Bacon liam F. Stone, Levi Far- Billerica Blaney Abbot, well, William Hill, Luther Samuel Whiting, Francis S. Cushin^, Charles Saun- Faulkner, Marshall Pres- ders, James Hayward, ton, John Baldwin, Zadock Abraham Edwards, Ed- Howe ward T. Channing, Na- Boxboro^ Oliver T. Davis, thaniel R. Whitney, Royal Samuel Hay ward, Eph- Makepeace raim Whitconib Carlisle John Heald, Brighton Edward Spar- John Nelson, Saml. Stevens hawk, Francis Winship, Charlestown Oliver Life Baldwin Holden, Timothy Walker, Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 53

Isaac Warren, Thomas John Fairbanks, Elihu Harris, George Bartlett, Cutler, Nathaniel Johnson, James K. Fx'othingham, Elias Bullard, Abner John- Paul Wiiiard. William son Gordon, Abraham R. Hofikinton Thomas Buck- Tliompson, Henry Gard- lin, NathanPhipps,Samuel ner, jr. Chester Adams, B. Walcutt, Joseph Val- Arthur W. Austin entine, Matthew Metcalf, C/iehufiford Wm. Adams, Samuel D. Davenport, Cyrus Baldwin, Samuel Joseph Valentine, 2d. Davis, Caleb Abbot, Eben- Lexington Joseph Fiske, ezer Adams Jonas Bridge, John Mulli- Concord Tilly Merrick, ken, John Muzzey, Wil- Elisha Wheeler, Stephen liam Chandler, Samuel Patch, Daniel Shattuck Fiske,Nathaniel Mulliken, Z)Mns

Dudley Hall, Turel Tufts, Brown, William Rogers, Jonathan Brooks Alpheus Smith, Luke Maikk , Wil- Eastman liam Goodenow, John At- Townsend Samuel Brooks, kins, William Farris, AaronKeyes,Paul Gerrish, Chester Adams Richard Warner JVewton John Kendrick, Tyngsbord' Ebenezer Ban- Samuel Stimpson, D. Jack- croft, Robert Brinley, son, William Jackson, Seth Calvin Thomas, Josiah Davis, John H. Richardson, Danforth, Joseph Butter- Matthias Collins field, John Farwell,jr. Asa Ftfifierell James Lewis, Butterfield Abel Jewett, Luther Ban- Walthain David Town- croft, Asa F. Lawrence send, Jonathan Coolidge, Reading John Weston John Claik, John Bright, Daniel Flint, Timothy S. L. Dana, Isaac Bemis,jr. Wakefield, Edmund Par- Josiah Childs, Thomas ker, Daniel Chute, Joshua Sanderson, Jonas Clark Prescott, Joshua Putnam, IVatertown Thomas Clark, Caleb Wakefield, George M(^sesCoolidge,SethBemis, Flint, Frederick F. Root Luke Bemis, Amos Liver- Sherburne Joseph Ware, more, jr. Abijah White, John BuUard, Isaac Whit- Charles Bemis, John Clark ney, Dalton Goulding, Silas West Ca?nb ridge ]eduthan Stone Wellington, Thomas Rus- Shirley Thomas Whitney, sell, Benjamin Locke, Benjamin Hartwell, John Jame^ Russell Edgarton, Stephen Long- J^d-sz/brc^ThomasFletcher, ley, Nathaniel Holden N. H. Groce, Jonathan South Reading Thaddeus Prescott, Joseph Keyes, Spaulding:, Burrage Yale, Benjamin Osgood Thomas Emerson, Lemuel Weston Alpheus Bigelow, Sweetser jr. Isaac Jones, Benjamin Stoneham Peter Hay James Stow Mnses Whitney, Wilmington Samuel Isaac W. MuHiken Eames, James Jaques Sudbury Ebenezer Plvmp- Wobum Joseph Lawrence, ton, William Hunt, Asher Bill Russell, Sylvanus Goodenow, Josiah H. Ad- Plympton, VVyman Rich- ams, Thomas Stearns, ardson, Benjamin Wyman, Jacob Rice Charles Carter Teivksbury Wm. Brown, Samuel Worcester, Josiah

i Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex. 55

J^fotarics Public. Cambridge William J. Hojikinton Samuel B, Whipple, Luther S. Walcutt Gushing Lowell John R. Adams Charlfstown John Soley Waterlown Nathaniel Be- Concord Nathan Brooks mis Groton Caleb Butler Counsellors at Law. jishby John Locke Fuller,John L.Sheafe.Wm. Billerica Joseph Locke, Billiard, jr. William T. Marshall Preston Heydock, Geo. B. Shaw, Cambridge Abraham Hil- John P. Robinson, Luke liard, Timothy Fuller, Wil- Eastman, Isaac O. Barnes, liam J. Whipple, Asahel Edward R. (31cGtt, Seth Stearns, Samuel P. P. Fay, Amv°s, Francis Hilliard Ephraim Butt rick, Luther Maiden Charles Lewis S. Cushir.g, Daniel Davis, yWarMoVWilliam Draper, John H. Ashmun Richard Farwell Charlestown William Aus- Medford Abner Bartlett tin, Joseph Tufts, William Kewton Amos Allen, John Gordon, Paul Wiliard, H. Richardson Isaac Fiske, Arthur W. Pefiperell Jam.es Lewis, Austin Asa F. Lawrence, Samuel Chelmsford Joel Adams Parker Concord Samuel Hoar, Reading Joshua Prescott JohnKeyes.NathanBrooks, Stoiv Rufus Hosmer John M Cheney Tewksbury LukeEastman East Medbury Edward Townsend Aaron Keyes Mellen Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- Framingham Josiah Ad- ardson ams, William Buckminster Watertown Tyler Bigelow, Groton Caleb Butler,Brad~ Levi Thaxter ford Russell, Geo. F.Farley Westford John Abbot HoUiston Elias BuUard West Cambridge James jyo/z4z«/onSaml.B.Walcutt Russell Lowell John R. Adams, /^(?.s;o?2AlphensBigelow,jr. Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Woburn\K'yv(\A\-\ Richard- Glidden, Samuel H. Mann, son, William C. Jarvis Luther Lawrence, Elisha Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. Waltham Isaac Bemis Abbott Westford John W. P. Watertown Charles Bemis 56 Sheriffs and Coroners in Middlesex.

Attorneys at the Common Pleas Charlestozun Wm. Sawyer Knowles Groton John Wright, JYatick Ira Cleaveland William Chaplin TewkHhury Edward Liv- Lowell Samuel F. Haven, ermore Francis E. Bond, Horatio lyngsboro* Charles But- C. Merriam, John A. terfield

Sheriffs Benjamin F. Varnum, of Lowell. Deputy- Sheriffs. Billericd Thomas Sumner Groton Wm. A. Bancroft Cambridge Levi Parker Ho/ikintonDanltl LCoburn Cambridgejiort Abraham Lowell John Kimball, Jef- Edwards ferson Bancroft Charlestown Edward Cal- Medford John Sparrell der, jr. Pep'fierell Wm. C. Lewis Concord Moses Pritchard Heading AbielHolden E. Sudbury Micah M. Stew Abraham Conant Rutter row7isendQ.\i\x\cy Sylvester /^mwiw^AamRufusBrewer Tyngsboro^ J.Butterfield

Crier of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C, Levi Parker, of Cambridge. Gaolers—Camb. Nathl. Watson. Concord Abel Moore Coroners. Acton Luther Conant James Swallow Winthrop E, Faulkner E.Sudbury Collins Damon, Ashby Alexander T. Wil- William Heard lord, Ezekiel Colman Framingham Rufus Brew- Bedford Michael Crosby er, Henry Richardson Billerica Thomas Sumner Groton AbelFarnsworth, Cambridge E. W. iMetcalf Benjamin Moors, David Carlisle Jonas Parker Child, William F. Brazer, Charlestown Jotham John- Williain A. Bancroft son, Joseph Hunnewell Holliston Loammi Little- Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- fitld ker, James Pitts Hojikintcn Nathan Phipps Concord Jonas Buttrick, jLf:ct«^'-;o72Daniel Chandler Abel Moore, Anthony Littleton Jonath.Whitcomb Wright Lowell Luther Marshall^ Dracut David Blood, jr. Josiah B. French Simon Coburn Maiden Ebenezer Wade, Dunstable Edmund Page, Theodore L. Stiles Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 57

Marlborough Isaac T. Conant Stevens, Levi I. Whitmore 7'(fwX'5<5Mrz/ThomasClark, Mtdford Nathan Wait Job Kittredge Katick Leonard Perry 7o-7y^2,s(?r2GfQuincySylvester Ntwton Joseph Jackson, Tyngsboro' Joseph F. jr. Benjamin Fuller Bancroft Pefifierell Abel Adams, Walthnm John Clark Luther Tarbel, jr. West Camb ridge Jeduthan Reading' John Temple, jr. Wellington Daniel Flint Westford Levi Hevwood Slu^rburne JeremiahButler Weston Nathan Fiske, South Reading Jeremiah L\ither Harrington Bryant IVilwington Joel Jenkins, Shirleij Stephen Longley Josiah Gillis SiowJohn Patch, Abraham

HAMPSHIRE. Judge o/Pro6o^^, Samuel Hinckley, of Northampton. Probate F. of do. Register of :, , Register ryf Deeds, Charles Hooker, of do. County Treasurer^ Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the C'oz/r/fs, Solomon Stoddard, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amherst Samuel F. Dick- tsraelBillings, OliverSmith inson Northamfiton Saml. Hinck- Belchertown Joseph Bridg- ley, Lewis Strong, Solomon man Stoddard, Isaac C. Bates, Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Charles A.Dewey, Charles Hadley Charles P. Phelps E. Forbes Hatfield Benjamin Smith,

jififiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Lyman, Rufus Graves, Solomon Stoddard, Sam- uel F. Dickinson, Mark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Joseph Bridgman. Justices of the Peace. Amherst John Dickinson, Isaac Robbins, Asahel Simeon Strong, Gideon Thayer, ChesterDickinson. Stetson,John Stron?:, Rufus Enos Dickinson, Osmyn Graves, Ithamar Konkey, Baker, , Timothy J. Gridlev,Zebina Elijah Boltwood,Hezekiah Dickinson,LuciusBoltWGod W. Strong 58 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire.

Belchertown Mason Shaw, J^orthamfiton Asahel Pom- Justus Forward, Myron eroy, Charles Starkweath- Lawrence, William Bridg- er, John Taylor, Ebenezer man, Justus Dwight, Anson Hunt, Daniel Stebbins,Fer- Moody, Jonathan Olds, dinand H. Wright, Samuel Henry A. Bridgman Wells, jr, Roswell Hub- Chesterfield ' Thaddeus bard, Thomas Shepherd, Baker, A. Rice, Isaac Richard Phillips, George King, Timothy A. Phelps Bancroft.SamuelF.Lyman, Cummington 'Nehemiah 01iverWarner,Christnpher Richards, Ebenezer Snell, Clarke, Charles P. Hunt- EliphaletPackardjWilliam ington, EliphaletWilliams, Swan Theodore Strong, Theo- Easthampton Thaddeus dore Wright, Charles Clapp, John Luddin Hooker, Justin W. Clark Enfield Benjamin Har- JS^ornvich John Ellis, Aaron wood, Eliphaz Jones, Hall, S. Kirkland, George EphraimRichards,Epaph- Dunlap, Joseph Stanton ras Clark, William M. Pelham Henry Kingman, Lathrop Isaac Abercrombie, John Goshen William White, Rankin, jr.OliverSmith.jr. Oliver Taylor, John Wil- Ezra Brown, - liams, Benjamin White man, Ziba Cook Greenivich Thomas Pow- iP/am;?(f/i/ JamesRichards, ers, Laban Marcy,Warren John Hamlin, Iram Pack- P. Win^, John Warner, ard, Elijah Warner, John Mason C. Darling Mack Granby David Smith, Prescott B. Brigham, Levi Taylor, jr. William Samuel Henry, Stacy Lin- Belcher zie Hadiey Giles C. Kellogg, South Hadiey Elihu Moses Porter, William Dwight, Josiah Bardwell, Porter, Israel Scott, Al- Daniel Warner, Edward pheus Osborne Hooker, Jonathan Ely Hatfield SamuelPartridge, Soutliamfiton Asahel Birge, 2d. Elijah Bordwell, Aus- Frederick Judd, Asahel tin Smith, Joseph Billings, Chapman, TimothyClark, Remembrance Bardwell Elisha Edwards, jr. Middlefield MatthiasSmith, Ware Rufus King, Joseph David Mack, Joshua Dick- Cummings.HomerBartlett son, John Dickson, David Alpheus Demond, Aaron Mack, jr. Matthew Gould, Henry Starkweath- Smith, jr. er, Reuben A. Chapman Counsellors and Attorneys in Hampshire. 59

^esMaw/z^on Joseph Kins- Joseph Bodman, Gross ley, jr. William Hooker, Williams, Elisha Hub- Sylvanus Clapp, John A. bard, jr. Daniel Collins Judd, BelaP.Clapp, Sam- Worthington Jonathan uei Edwards, jr. Brewster, Dan Daniels, Williamsburg William Jnsiah Mills, William Bodman, Elisha Hubbard, Ward

JVotaries Public. Amherst Edw. Dickinson JVorthamfiton'D'Xm€\.Steb- Belchertowti Mark Doo- bins, William H. Moseley little Ware Homer Bartlett ChesterJield'DYQT Bancroft Counsellors at Law. Amherst Samuel F. Dick- Hatfield Israel Billings inson, Simeon Strong, Hez- Northamfiion Samuel ekiah W. Strong, Ithamar Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, Conkey, Lucius Boltwood, John l"aylor,Lewis Strong, ,E.Dickinson Charles A.Dewey, Charles JSe/c/^(?rrown Joseph Bridg- E. Forbes, Samuel Wells, man, jr. Mark Doolittle, jr. Samuel F. Lyman, Mason Shaw, Myron Law- Charles P. Huntington rence South Hadley William C/2e5^er^6'/o? DyerBancroft Bowdoin, jr. Edward F. Greenivich Laban Marcy Hooker Hadley Giles C. Kellogg, Ware Homer Bartlett Justin W. Clark Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Enfield Epaphras Clark, rFz7/iams6wr^ Elisha Hub- William M. Lathrop bard, jr. Ware Henry Starkweather Attorneys at the Common Pleas* Belchertown Edward E. Worthington A. Rising Clarke Sheriffs Joseph Lyman, of Northampton. Defiuty- Sheriffs. Amherst Zebina Dickin- J^onhamfiton Austin Smith son South Hadley Joel Miller Delcherlon Simeon Dwight Ware VVilliam Page C/zes^erj^e/r/ Asahel Bryant Worthington Daniel T. Enfield Rufus Powers Hewett 60 Justices of the Peace in Plymduth.

Defiuty Jailer^ Cephas Clapp, Northampton. Crier of Courts^ William Bolter. Coroners, Amherst Solomon Keyes Austin Smith, William W. Eastman, Rufua Kellogg Parti icige Bflcherton Elihu Santbrd Pelham Wells Southworth Chesterjield Francis Bur- South Hadley Josiah Bard- nell well Cummington Bela Norton Southamfiton Asahel Enfield Rufus Powers, Chapman Alden Lathrop VVorihinj^ton Josiah Mills, Goshen Ambrose Stone Elisha Brewster J^orthamfiton Abner Hunt, PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate^ Wilkes VX'^ood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate^ Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Rossetter Cotton, of do.

County Treasurer ^ Rossetter Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John B. Thomas, of do. Justices of the Peace a7id of the Quorum. Duxbury Seth Sprague, Pembroke Kilborn Whit- Judah Alden, Seth man Sprague, jr. Plymouth Zaccheus Bart- East Bridgewater Bar- lett, William Jackson, N. tholomew Brown M. l)avis, John B.Thomas, Hanover David Stock- R.Cotton, WiUiam Thomas bridge Rochester Charles J. Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Holmes, David Bacon Jotham Lincoln Sciiuate Gushing Otis, Kingston John Thomas John CoUamore, Samuel Middleboro\ Wilkes Wood, A. Turner Abiel Washburn, W. West Bridgewater Daniel Bourne, Zichariah Eddy Howard,

Afijiointed to qualify Civil Officers- Daniel Howard, , Wilkes Wood, Abraham Holmes, Kilborn Whitman, Hector Orr, WiUiam Baylies, Nathaniel M. Davis, John B. Tho- mas, Ebenezer Gay, Thomas Loring, Charles J. Holmes, Jesse Dunbar, Isaac Stevens, Jacob H. Loud. Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 61

Justices of the Peace. ^/^i/w^-ZonBenjaminHobart, Kingston James Sever, Jared Whitman, Micah Thomas P.Beal, Nathaniel Pool, John Cushin,2:, James Thomas, John Sever, Eli Bates, Ezekiel 'Fhaxter Cook, John Gi'ay, Joseph Bridgcivater Solomon Al- Sampson den,jr. Daniel Mitchell, Marshfield Elisha Phillips, Benjamin Pope, Nathan Joseph Clift, Constant F. Lazell, Caleb F. Leonard, Oakman, John Thomas, Artemas Hale, Avery Charles Macomber, John Fobes, Solomon Hayward, Ford, jr. jr. Isaac Fobes Middleboro' David Rich- Carver Nehemiah Cobb, mond, Martin Keith, Seth Benjamin Ellis, John Sava- Miller, William Canedy, ry, Samuel Shaw, Thomas Thos. Sturtevant, Charles Cobb Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth Duxbury'SV\\X\2iVC\ Loring, Eaton, Abiel P. Booth, I. Samuel A. Frazer, Isaiah Stevens, William Nelson, Alden, E. Weston, Ger- Oliver Pierce, Peter H. shom B. Weston, Samuel Pierce, Samuel Thompson, Stetson Paul Hathaway, Arad East Bridgewater Hector Thompson, Reeland Tink- Orr, Isaac Alden, 3d. ham, Joshua Hoskins, jr. Svlvanus L. Mitchell, JVorth Bridgewater Abel Wallace Rust, Welcome Kingman,JosephSylve8ter, Ycung, Abisha Stetson Eliab Whitman, Silas Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Packard, M. Packard, Zebad Thompson, Dexter Eliphalet Kingman, Linus C. Thompson Howard, George Clark, Hanover Reuben Curtis, Jesse Perkins Melzar Curtis, Alexander Pembroke Alden Briggs, Wood, Benjamin Mann, Anthony Collamore, Tho- David Proijty masTurner,PeterSalmond Hanson Charles Gushing, Plymouth BarnabasHedge, Oliver Whitten. Thomas Nathaniel Russt;ll, Benja- Hobart, Isaac B. Barker min M. Watson, John Hingham Martin Lincoln, Thomas, Josiah Robbins, Joseph Wilder, jr. Edward William Brown, Joseph Thaxter, William Gordon, Bartlett, Jacob H. Loud, Solomon Lincoln, Francis William Clark, Ichabod G. Ford, Caleb Gill, jr. Morton Thomas Loring Plymfiton Isaac Wright, Hull Samuel Loring, jr. Zenas Bryant, jr. Jonathan 6 ,

62 Counsellors, Attorneys, &c. in Plymouth.

Parker, William H. Snule bins, Samuel Tolman, jr, Rochester George King-, Jesse Dunbar, EbenezerT. James Ruggles, Gideon Fogg, Elisha Jenkins, jr. Barstow, Caleb Briggs, VVareham John Fearing, Elijah Willis, Thomas William Fearing, B. Mur- Basset, Joseph Meigs,Jesse dock, Seth Miller, jr. Martin, Joseph Look, Phil- David Nve ip C ran don, Lothrop Per- West Bridgeivater Jona- kins, Butler Wing, Joseph than Copeiand, jr. John E. Haskell, Theophilus Howard, Samuel Dunbar, Pitcher, jr. Austin Packard, Zephani- Scituate EdwardF.Jacobs, ah Howard J. B. Turner, Anson Rob-

JVotaries Public* Z^K^^wry StudleySampson Rochester Elijah Willis Hingham David Harding Scituate John Beal Jotham Lincoln Wareham Sylvanus Bourne Plymouth John Thomas, Middleboro\ Wilkes Wood Jacob H. Loud Counsellors at Law. ^dm^-^owJared Whitman, J\rorih Bridgeivater Eliab Benjamin Hobart Whitman Du^bury Samuel Stetson Pembroke Kilborn Whit- East Bridgeivater Aaron man Hobart, Welcome Young, Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, Bartholomew Brown John Thomas, William Hanover Alexander Wood Thomas, Jacob H. Loud Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Rochester Abrah. Holmes, Solomon Lincoln Charles J. Holmes Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Scituate Ebenezer T.Fogg Joseph Sampson Wareham Seth Miller, jr. Af/£/^/

Sheriffs Nathan Hayward, of Plymouth. Dejmiy-Sheriffs. Bridgeivater Dion Bryant Chamberlin, jr. East Bridgeivater Joseph Halifax Seth Allen ;

Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 63

Hanson Nathaniel CoUa- JS'orth Bridgeivater Benja- more min Kingman Hingham Elijah Lincoln Pembroke David Oldham A7w^5/o72SpencerCushman Rochester Nathaniel Has- Middle boro' Lemuel Briggs, kell Joseph Jackson Scituate Nathaniel Clapp Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'. Gaoler and Kee/ier of the House of Correction, Putnam Kimball. Commissioners of Wrecks, Paul Merritt, of Scituate Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury. Core Abi77gton Lebbeus Gurney Tilden Bridgeivater Mitch.Keith Middlcboro^ Samuel Carver Nelson Barrows Thompson, Joseph Jack- DuxburyV>er\] aminAlden, son, Ebenezer Stowbridge Stud ley Sampson North Bridgeivater Tho- East Bridgeivater Lot mas Wales, jr. Whitmarsh Pembroke Nathaniel Lo- Halifax Cyrus Richmond ring, Peter Salmond, jr. Hanover Levi Curtis Plymouth Benjamin Drew Hanson Nath'l. Col^more Plymjiton Thomas B. Har- Hingham Job Lorlng, rub Samuel Hobart, James Rochester Nathaniel Has- Stevenson kell, David Peckham, jr. Kingston Jedidiah Holmes, Scituate Elijah B. Turner, John Gray Abiei Cudworth,Ebenezer Marshfield William Lewis, Stetson, John Beal James Dingley, Wales Wareham Perez F. Briggs

BRISTOL. Judge of Probate^ Hodijah Baylies, of Dighton. Register of Probate, Anselm Bassctt, of Westport, Register of Deeds^ Alfred Williams, of Taunton. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of do. CZ^r/t q/ ^//^ Cowr ^5, James Sprout, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Dartmouth Eliliu Slocum, Dighton Hodijah Baylies, Zebedee A. Macomber, William Wood Joseph Gifford Easton Daniel Wheaton 64 Justices of the Peace in Bristol.

Fairhaven Alden Spooner, weather, Elijah Ingraham Nathaniel S. Spooner, Jo- 7aM;2;onJohnM.Williams, seph Tripp Asa Danforth, Francis Freetown Job Morton Baylies, James Ellis, John Mansfield Solomon Pratt W. Seabury, Jam^s L. Nenv Bedford Lemuel Wil- Hodges, Jonathan Ingell, liams, Eli Haskell, Alden James Sproat Bradford, Stephen Merri- Troy Joseph E. Read, hew, Paul Spooner, Apol- William B, Canedy, James los Tobey Ford, Hezekiah Battelle Raynham Seth Washburn Westfiort AbnerBrownell, Norton Ephraim Raymond, Abner B. Gifford, Anselm Bassett Pawtucket Oliver Stark-

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Morton, John W. Seabury, John M. Williams, Asa Danforth, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Samuel Crocker, James L. Hodges, Charles H. Warren, Russel Freeman, James Ford, Elijah In- graham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Battelle, James C. Starkweather.

Justices of the Peace, Altlehorough Jacob Bolk- B. Richmond, George com, Israel Hatch, Noah Walker, Israel Anthony, Claflin, jr. Lemuel May, Thomas S. Baylies, John Seneca Sanford, Abijah M. Walker, Barnabas Crane, Ide, Elkanah Briggs S. Williams, D. Hathaway Berkley Simeon Chase, Easton John Pool, Calvin Barzillia Crane, Adoni- Brett, Rowland Howard, ram Crane, Barzillai Joshua Gilmore, John Tis- Hathawav, Jabez Fox, dale, Cyrus Lathrop, John Dillingham, Samuel Charles Hay den, John French Seele, Samuel Dean, Oliver Dartmouth Abraham Ames Tucker, Holder Slocum, Fairhaven Ansel Gibbs, Thomas Al my, JepthaAsh- Rounsevil Spooner, Levi ley,LabanThacher, James Jenny, Asa Swift, Alfred T. Slocum, Bradford How- Nye, Jabez Taber,Lemuel land, Henry H. Crapo Tripp, Rowland Gibbs, Dighton Caleb Chase, Phineas White Richard Wascoat,Thomas Freetown Benj. Weaver, Notaries in Bristol. 66

Ebenezer Pierce, Earl ThomasCarpenter, James Sampson, HezekiahMason, Bliss,2d.SamuelBullock,2d. EInathan P. Hathaway, Lemuel Morse, James Benjamin Burt, Thomas Blanding, Joseph Nichols Bump, Jabez Taber Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Manstjield David Gilbert, vin Martin, Samuel Allen, Rowland Green, Mason Jesse Medbury, Nathaniel Cobb, Benjamin Billings Read, jr.Seth Whitmarsh, JSfenv Bedford William Ezra Wilkinson Rotch, Abraham Barker, Somerset William Reed, James Howland, Samuel David Anthony, l^avid Rodman, Timothy G. Gray, ElishaSlade.jr. Ha- Coffin, Benjamin Lincoln, nan Wilbour, Wheaton C. H. Warren, Kelly Rl- Luther, Edward Slade dridge, Nathan Bates, Na- Swanzey Thomas Peck, thaniel Hathaway, JohnB. W^illiam Mason, Henry Smith, John A. Parker, Gardiner, John Winslow, Richard Williams, Wm. Mason Barney, Benjamin J. A. Bradford, John S. B. Sisson, Eliab Williams, Russell, Ezra Bassett, Thomas E. Warning, John JamesB.Congdon, Thomas Earl A. Greene Taunton Alfred W^illiams, JVorton William Burt, William Hodges, John Isaac Hodges, Samuel Reed, Nathaniel Leonard, Morey, Laban M.Wheaton, Thomas Lincoln, Charles Lemuel Perry, Jacob Shep- Richmond, Abiathar Leon- ard, Cromwell Leonard ard, James Sproat, Wil- Paivtucket Collins Darling, liam A. F. Sproat, Jacob ApoUos Cushman, James Chapin, Ichabod Lincoln, C. Starkweather CromweUWashburn,Geo, Raynham Nathaniel Brit- B. Atwood ton, John Gilmore, Eliab Troy Charles Pitman, Jo- B. Dean, Godfrey Rob- seph Gooding, Joseph inson, Amos Hall, Amyiitas Hathaway Shaw, Ellis Hall Wesffiort William White, Rehoboth Jos. VVheaton, 2d. Nathan C.Brownell,James Lemuel Maccmber, jr. H. Handy

JVotaries Public. Dartmouth Zebedee A Richmond Macomber Fairhaven Nathaniel S» Dighton Thomas B. Spooner, Levi Jenny 6* Attorneys and Sheriffs in Bristol.

J\reiv Bedford Timothy Somerset David Gray G. Coffini John B. Smith, Taunton WilUam A. F. John H. Clifford Sproat If'est/iort Abner Brownell Troy JaraesFord.Hezekiah Paivtiicket ApoUos Cush- Battelle man Counsellors at Law. Dighton Eliab Williams JVorton Laiban Wheaton, Maston Cyrus Lothrop, Laban M. Wheaton Daniel Wheaton Paivtucket ApoUos Cush- jPazrAaf enNath.S.Spooner man, Collins Darling, E. Freetown E. P. Hathaway W. Sampson Maufifield David Gilbert Scekonk Ezra Wilkinson J^env Bedford Lemuel Taunton . Williams, Charles H. James Ellis, William A. Warren, Timothy G. F. Sproat, Jacob Chapin Coffin, Russel Freeman, Truy James Ford, Heze- Wilham J. A. Bradford, kiah Battelle, JosephHath- John S. Russell, Ezra Bas- away, Cyrus Alden sett Westfiort Anselm Bassett Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Kenv Bedford John Bar- Sidney Williams, Horatio rage, Thomas Dawes L. Danforth, Theodore L. Eliot, J. H. Clifford Lincoln Taunton Horatio Pratt, Attorneys at the Common Pleas. J^eiv Bedford Oiiver Pres- Taunton Henry Williams, cott, J. H. W. Page H. G. O. Colby JSiorton Earl P. White Troy George Paine Sheriff] Horatio Leonard, of Raynham. Deputy -Sheriff's, , Attleborough Lepnlete Goraon,jr Sweet JVorton Timothy Smith Berkley Dean Burt Seekonk Church Gray Dartmouth Daniel How- SwanzeyCh2i\'\Gs B. Wins- land low Dighton Crocker Bal^bitt Raynham Samuel Wilbore Fairhaven Jonathan, Wil- Taww/onJamesWoodward, bore John Baylies Freetown Gilbert Rounsa- Troy Harvey Harnde ville, Noah H. Evans Westfiort Adam Gifford New Bedford William Frederick Brownell Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 67

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Law ten ward, Oliver Soper, jr. • Mansfield Simeon Greene Troy Sheffield Weaver, Norton Isaac Plodges Harvey Harnden JVew Bedford Ephraim IVestfiort Jonathan Brow- Kempton, William Gor- nell, Peleg W. Peckham, don, jr. Frederick Browneil

BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate^ Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable. Register of Probate^ Abner Davis, of do. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Davis, of do. County Treasurer,, Ebenezer B.icon^ of do. Clerk of the Courts, Abner Davis, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the (Quorum. Barnstable Isaiah L, /'c/mow^/iSam.P.Croswell, Greene, Abner Davis, Braddock Dimmick Nymphas Marston, Mat- Brewster Elijah Cobb thew Cobb Chatham Richard Sears 68 Justices of the Peace in Barnstable.

Orleans Benjamin Seabury John ReedJamesCrowell, Sandwich Elisha Pope Timothy Reed Yarmouth Elisha Doane,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Richard Sears, John Reed, John Seabury, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Crcswell, Isaiah L. Greene, Abner Davis, Seth F. Nye. Justices of the Peace. Barnstable Joseph Blish, John Jenkins, John Robin- Benjamin Hallet, Asa son, Aaron Cornish Young, Jabez Howland, Harwich Isaiah Chase, Freeman Marchant, Loth- William Eldridge, Obed rop Davis, Timothy Phin- Brooks, Nathan Under- ney, William Lewis, Ben- wood, jr. James Long, Na- jaminLewis,Henry Crock- than Underwood, Elijah er, Zaccheus Hamlin, Chase, Reuben Cahoon Danforth P.Wright, Josiah Marshjiee Gideon Hawley Sampson.EbenezerBacon, Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Charles Marston William Myrick, John Brewster Joseph Sampson, Kenrick, John Doane, George Copeland, Benja- Richard Sparrow min Berry,Jeremiah Mayo, Provincetown Asa S. Bow- Dean Bangs ley, Solomon Rich,Thomas Chatham John Seabury, Lothrop IsaiahN ye, JosephAtwood, Sandwich Benjamin Bur- Joseph Young gess, William Handy, Dennis Stephen Homer, Melatiah Bourne, William Nathan Stone, Jonathan Fessenden, Seth F. Nye, Nickerson, Jonathan ZenasNye,ShadrachFree- Bangs, Orren Howes, Ne- man, Heman Tobey, Lem- hemiah Baker, Joshua uel Ewers, Henry Law- Wixon, jr, rence, Joseph Hall, Ben- Eastham Samuel Free- jamin Bourne, William H. man, Elisha Mayo, Joshua Fessenden, Charles H. p. Atwood, Jesse Collins Freeman, Elislia Perry, Falmouth Francis Weeks, Ezra Tobey, Jesse Boyden Nathaniel Lewis, Thomas Truro A. Hinckley, James Fish, Shubael Lawrence, Small, John Kenney Ebenezer Nye, Ward M. Yarmouth GorhamLovell, Parker, Richard S. Wood, Joseph Hawes, Henry Counsellors, Sheriffs, &c. in Barnstable. 69

Thatcher, Isaiali Bray, W'''^//?

Sheriffy David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy-Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hiuck- Donaldson ley, John Bursley Orleans William Myrick -firewsrer Benjamin Berry, Sandwich LewinPope Benjamin Foster Yarmouth Charles Sears Falmouth Grorge W. Crier of the Courts^ George Blish, of Barnstable. Gaoler^ John Bursley, of Barnstable. Commissioners of Wrecks^ ^c. Thomas Fish, Fal-

mouth ; Melatiah Tobey, Sandwich ; Joshua Small,

Truro; Daniel Comings, Orleans ; Obadiah Doane,

Eastham ; Isaac Hardy, Chatham ; John Adams,

P-rovincetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich. Coroners. Barnstable Asa Young, Eastham Timothy Cole James N. Howland Falmouth Consider Hatch Brewster Joseph Smith //a r-ry/c/^ A masaNickerson CAafAam William Hamilton Orleans Henry Knowles De«w/sJonathanNickerson Provincetown^lomQnKxch. 70 Justices, &c. in Dukes.

Sandnvich Heman Tobey, Welfleet Josiah Whitman, Lewin Pope Jeremiah Newcomb Truro Levi Stevens, Jonas Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Stevens, James Small Overseers of the Marshpee and Herringpond Indians. Gideon Hawiey, Kilborn Whitman, Charles Marston.

DUKES. Jud^e ofProbatey George Athearn, of Tisbury.

Register of Prebate ^ Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of do. County Treasurer^ Matthew Manter, jr. of Tisbury. Clerk of the Courts^ Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Matthew May- mas Cooke, DanielFellows, hew, Ebenezer Skiff William Mayhew ^ iirf^ar^owrzWm.Jernegan, Tisbury John Davis, Geo. Cornelius Marchant, Tho- Athearn

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, George Athearn, of Tisbury, William Jernegan, Tho- mas Cooke, of Edgartown, Matthew Mayhew, of Chilmark. Justices of the Peace, Chilmark John Hancock, Thaxter, Daniel Fellows, Matthew Mayhew,Harrison Cornelius Marchant P. Mayhew 77sdz/:ry ThomasDunham, Edgartown Theodore G. David Look, George Mayhew, Elihu P.Norton, Athearn John P. Norton, Leavitt Attorneys at the CouH of Common Pleas. Edgartoion Theodore G. 2Vs6wrz/ThomasDunham, Mayhew, Leavitt Thaxter Ebenezer Skiff JVotaries Public. Chilmark Henry Allen hew, James H. Beetle Edgartonvn Cornelius 7z«6z/ri/ Thomas Dunham, Marchant, William May- John Holmes Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown. Deputy- Sheriffs. Chilmark Thomas H. Tisbury Peter Norton, jr. Lumbert Justices, &c. in Nantucket. 71

Commissioners of Wrecks^ is'c. Thomas Mayhew, 2d.

of Edgartovvn ; John Hancock, of Chilmark ; Eben- ezer Skiff, of Tisbury. Coroners. Chilmark William May- Edgartoivn Peter Pease hew Tisbury James Cottle Guardian to the Indians of Chapaquidick, Daniel Fellows.

NANTUCKET.

Judge of Probate y Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate^ Timothy Hussey. Coujity Treasurer, Peleg S. Folger. Clerk of the Courts^ Benjamin Gardner. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, Josiah Hussey, Daniel Coffin, William Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Benjamin Gardner, Martin T. Morton, Barker Burnell.

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussey- Justices of the Peace. George Cannon, David Alien, Charles Bunker, Thomas Macy. JVotaries Public. Benjamin Gardner, Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Zaccheus Hussey, Charles K. Whitman. Counsellors at Law. Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker. Miomeys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Charles K. Whitman. Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger.

Sheriff, Peleg S, Folger. Defiuty- Sheriff, David Allen. Coroner^ Elisha M. Hinckley. Commissioners of Wrecks. JV*an/Mc^Abijah Bigelow, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum, ^shburnham Joseph Jewett Oakham VVm. Crawford.jr. Athol James Huinphreys Petersham Hutchins Barre Eleazer James, Na- Hapgood, Jared Weed thaniel Houghton, Seth Lee Rutland Rufiis Putnam Bolton Stephen P. Gardner, Sterling John Robbins, Nathaniel Longley Thomas. H. Blood, Moses Brookfield Simeon Draper Thomas Charlton Salem Towne, S/iencer James Draper John Spurr Sutton Dudley Aaron Tufts Teinfdeton Josiah Howe, Fitchburg Ebenezer Eovel Walker Torrey Uxbridge Benj. Adams Hubbardston Samuel Swan IVestborough Nahum iMcester Nath'l. P. Denny Harrington Xeom/^z^^frSnlomonStrong, Westminster Michael Gill Joseph G. Kendall, David Winchcndon Wm. Dunbar Wilder TForces^crNathaniel Paine, Mendon Daniel Thurbur, Theophilus Wheeler, Dan- Wm, S. Hastings iel Waldo, Abijah Bigelow, Millbury Aaron Peirce Rejoice Newton, W illiam Milford Perley Hunt Eaton, John Davis, Pliny JV. Brookfield Thos. Hale Merrick, Samuel M. Oxford Jonathan Davis, Burnside,Samuel Jennison, Sumner Bastow John W. Lincoln

Appointed to qualify Civil Ojfficers. Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske, Theophilus Wheeler, Jonathan Davis, James Humphreys, Silas Holman, Theodore Jones, Edmund Cushing, Joseph G. Ken- dall, Nathaniel Houghton, Warren Rawson, Sumner Bastrw, Moses Smith, Abijah Bigelow, William S. Hastings. Justices of the Peace. Aahburnham Abraham Nathaniel Peirce Low, George R. Cushing, Alliol Joseph Pierce, Rli- SilasWillard.Hosea Stone, phalet Thorp, Theoaore Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 73

Jones, Clough R . Miles. Grafton Wiiliam Lamb, Wiiliam H. Williams Jonathan Wheeler, Harry Barre Samuel Lee, jr. Wood, Pa id on A Id rich, Ephraim Wilson, George Charles Brigham, jr. Sam- Fitts, Lyman Sibley, Gard- uel Wood ner Ruggles, David Lee Hardwick Daniel Ruggles, Berlin Jonathan D. Merri- Jason Mixter, Samuel F. am, Thomas Brigham Cutler, Samuel BiUings, Bolton Amos Parker, Joseph Stone, Ebenezer Samuel S. Houghton Perry, Joseph Knox, Sam- Boylston James Longley, uel Eastman Aaron White, Jotham Harvard Isaac Whitney, Bush,Matthe\vDavenport, Jacob Haskell, Ephraim Nathaniel Davenport Hinds, John Park, Jerome Brookfield Jesse Bliss, Gardner Heman Stebbins. Rufus Holden William Drury, Harrington, Ebenezer Ii,than Davis, Samuel Da- Merriam, Alonson Hamil- mon ton, Nicholas M'Clure, Hubbardston D. Wood- Joseph W. Hamilton ward, Henry Prentiss Charlton Wjliiam P. Rider, Lancaster Josiah Flagg, Zephaninh Brown, John Jacob Fisher, Jonas Lane, Davis, Samuel Hall, S-me- Levi Lewis, William OM Rich, 2d. Jonathan Willard, Nathaniel Chan- Winslow, Rufus Mixer, dler, Moses Smith, Na- Harvey Dresser thaniel Rand Da7ia A polios Johnson, Leicester A. Flint, John Stephen Johnson, Ephraim King, Waldo Flint Whipple Leominster John Gardner, Douglas Benjamin Crag- Joel Crosby,Bezaleel Law- gin, Amos Yates, Warren rence, William Perry.Levi Humes, Robert P. Church Nichols, Dudley Jeptha Bacon, Lunenburg Esek Whiting, George A. Tufts, John William Harrington Brown, William Winsor Mendon Nathan Very, Fitchburg Joseph Downe, Warren Rawson, Elijah Ivers Jewett, Payson Thayer, Esek Pitts, Abel Williams, David Brigham, Wilder, Ahaz Ailen.James Francis Perkins. Clement S. Warner, Samuel Allen, Jewett, Charles W.Wilder, Benj. Davenport, Charles Nathaniel Wood C. P. Hastings Gardner Smyrna Glazier, MiUbury Caleb Burbank, William Whitney Asa Waters,Rufus Barton, 74 Justices of the Peace in Worcester,

Simon Farnsworth, Simeon elder, jr. Salmon Gcdard, Waters, Aniasa Roberts, Benoi)iPeck,Rut'usBullock, Ellas Forbes Franklin Gregory, Tim- A'lUford John Clafien, jr. othy Lewis GustavusD. Peck, Newell Rutland Tilly Flint, Joel Neison Davis, Calvin Howe, Ro- Nenv-Braintree Henry Pen- land Wheeler, Daniel niman, Samuel Mixter, Walker Philip Delano ShreivHhury Nymphas j\rortfibQro\ Stephen Wil- Pratt, Fortunatusliarring- liams, Phineas Davis» ton, Balch Dean, Henry Cyrus Gale, Joseph Davis, Snow, Nathan Howe Martin L. Stow * Sout/iborough Peter Fay, JVorthbridge Aclolphus Willard Newton, Jonas Spring, John Fowler, Syl- Ball, Jesse Draper, Perley vanus Holbrook Whipple jSTorth- Brookfield Daniel Southbridge Frederick W. Gilbert, Eli Forbes, Wm. Bottom, Ebenezer D. Adams, Nathaniel Dodge, Ammidon, Oliver Hooker, Pliny Nye Linus Child, Moses Plimp- Oakham Washington Al- ton len.Joel Jones, JamesAllen, Sfiencer Jonas Bemis, Sar- Skelton Felton dina Muzzey, Frederick Oxford Abijah Davis, Howe, William Pope Abishai Earned,! ra Barton, Sterling James Wilder, Stephen Davis, Richard SamuelSawyer, Alexander Olner, Josiah S. Prentice, Dustin, Jonathan Wilder, Isaac B. Hartwell.Richard Jacob Con ant, David Stone Wilder, Thomas Wright Petersham Henry Ward, Sturbridge John Philips, William Parkhurst, Joel Epbraim Morey, John Bryant, Aaron Brooks, jr. Holbrook, George Davis, Paxton NaihanielCrocker, Jared Lamb, Edward Braddyll Livermore, Jona. Phillips, Roswell Warner, P. Grosvenor, Nathaniel David Wright, Gardner Lakin Watkins, Erasmus Hol- Fhillipston Abel Piper, brrok Oliver Powers, James Sufton Jonathan Leland, Stone, jr. John Doane Daniel Tonrtellott. Jonas Princefon Jonas Brooks, L. Sib'ey, Daniel Tenney, Charles Mvtick, Chnrjes Samuel'Taylor, Welcome Russell, Alphonso Brooks Whipple Royalaton Stephen Batch- Temfileton EphraimStone, Justices and Counsellors in Worcester. 75

Benjamin Brown, Leonard Jonas Whitney, Edward Stone, S-^muel Lee Kendall, Merari Spauld- Upton Ezra Wood, EHsha ing, Simeon Sanderson, B radish, Eli VVarren, Jos. Whitnian, Wonder Daniel Fisk, jr. Wears Uxbridge Samuel Reed, IVincheyulon Enoch Kidder, Frederick. Taft, Joseph Ephraim Murd

jVataries Public.

Brookfield Seth Field Oxford Ira Barton JLawcrts^frNathl, Chandler Uxbridge Jonathan Greg- Leicester Horatio G. Hen- ory shaw Worce.'iterTh.Qo. Wheeler, Mendon WilliamS.Hastings Isaac Fiagg

Counsellors at Law. Mhol Clough R. Miles Charlton John Davis Barre Eleazer James, Seth Dudley George A Tufts Lee, Nathaniel Houghton Fitchburg'D\\'\d3r'v£^\\Simt

iSroo^A^''^ Jesse Bliss, He- EbenezerTorrey, Nathan • man Stebbins iel Wood 76 Attorneys and Sheriffs in Worcester.

Grafton Harry Wood Sutton Jonas L. Sibley Hardivick Joseph Knox Tcmfileton Lovell Walker Harvard Ephraiiii Hincis Uxbridge Benj;imin Ad- Hubbardaton Samuel Swan ams, Bezaleel Taft, jr. Lancaster Moses Smith Joseph Thaver Leicester Nathaniel P. Westboro^ Nah. Harring- Denny, Wahlo Flint ton, Onslow Peters i.eowm.9/r

Brookfield Daniel Newell Petersham Cephas Willard Dudley Saml. Robinson, 2d, RutlaJid Asd Matliews Fvchburg Samuel Davis ISouthboroiLg/i Larkiii Harvard Emory Barnard Newton Hubbardston Luther Clif- Sterling Samuel Houghton ford Sturbridge Benj. Bullock Hardivick Timothy Hath- Sutton Edmund J. Mills away, jr. Temfikton Joseph Upham Lancaster Lyman Moore Vxbridge Royal Thayer Leoniinsler Micah R. Ball Ufiton VVilson Rawson, 2d. Mendon Seneca Hills Westminster Henry Cool- Milford Clark Ellis idge, jr. Nort/iboro' James Maynard Worcester Edward H. Oxford Samuel Smith He mm en way, Billings Princeton John Whitney Hobart

Crier of Che Courts^ Silas Brooks, of Worcester. Kcffier of the House of Correction^ John F. Clark. Overseer of the House of Correction^ Nathan Heard, Gaol Keejier^ Asahel Bellows, Worcester. Coroners. Ashburnham William X-a^zcas^fr Nathaniel Rand Stearns, Samuel W cods Leominster Ab^l Carter, jlthol Joseph Pierce William.Wilder Barre Seth Caldwell, Seth Lunenburg Peter Brown, Holden Eli Page liolton Joseph Sawyer, jr. Mendon Caleb Thayer. Boylston Levi Pierce Andrew Penniman Brookfield Simeon Draper Milford Clark Ellis Douglas Aaron X. VVallis MiUbury Reuben Barton Dudley Jonathan Day A''ew-Braintree Jona. Barr Fitchburg Ivers Jewett Oakham Frederick A. Gardner Moses Woid Pi tsho, Skelton Felton Grafton A. Kimball, jr. Oxford Rutus Harris Isaac W. Wood Petersham Eber Hapgood, Harvard Aaron Whitney Cephas Willard Hardnvick Lemuel Har^ Princeton John Dodd, rington Moses G. Cheever Holden Henry Bullard, Royalston Jonathan Pierce William Druryjr. Farnum Rutland Calvin Howe, White 7# 78 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

Jcduthan Green Uxbridge Phineas Chnpin Shrewsbury Artemas Ward John Rice, Alvah Stone Drury Southboro* Dexter Ball Wfstbord' Nahum Fisher Sout/ibridge Jfremiah Western Josiah Putnam, Shumway,Lemuel Dunbar Joseph Field S/iencer Sidina Muzzey, PVestniinster Jonas Miles, Walter Livermore Luke Bigelow Sterling Moses Thomas, Winche7ido7i Sam'l. Noyes, Ebenezer Pope Obadiah Walker, Mark Slurbridge Simeon Fiske, Whitcomb Edward Phillips Worcester William Eaton, Temfileton John E. New- , Timothy ton, Nathan Bryant, jr. W. Bancroft, Thomas Ufiton Daniel Fiske, jr. Harbach BERKSHIRE. Judge of Probate, William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register ofFrobate, Henry W. Bishop, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Charles Sedgwick, of do. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. Sout^h District, Moses Hopkins, of Great Harrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Adams J. Q. Robinson, Wheeler.EdwardStephens Peter Briggs Otis Lester Filley Dalton John Chamberlain Pittsfield Jonathan Allen Egremont Alanson Nash Richmond Noah Rossetter Great Barrington Moses Sandisjield Eliakim Hull Hopkins, John Whiting .Sy/f^drfElishaL-e,Robert Hinsdale I'homas Allen F. Barnard, Eh Ensign Lanesborough Wolcott Stockbridge Thaddeus Hubbell, George N. Brie;gs Poineroy, Samuel Jones, Lenox Joseph Tucker, Henry W. D wight, Theo- Daniel Williams, Caleb dore Sedgwick Hyde, James W. Robbins, West Stockbridge Robbins Wm. P. W^alker, Charles Kellogg Sedgwick Williamstown Deodatus JsTeiv Marlborougli Ben- Noble jamin Sheldon, Benjamin Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 79

Jfifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joshua Danforth, Moses Hopkins, Lyman Hall, William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, Ezra Kelln^g, John Whitinis, S. Jones, T. Whitney, L. Washburn, George N. Hrigt^s, Horatio Byington, Eliakim Hul), Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q. Robinson, William E. Brayton. Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedgwick, Calvin Martin. Justices of the Peace. jidams Thomas Robinson, Zadock King, Daniel Nathan Putnam, Isaac Thayer, jr. Brown,R.Brown,Jeremiah Great Barrington Miles Colgi ovCjWilhamE.Bray- Avery, Ezra Kellogg, ton, David Darling. Samuel George Beckwith, Jacob Bowen, Thomas Farnum, H. Van Deusen, James A. Benjamin F. Robinson, Hyde, Benjamin Rodgers, William C. Plunkett, Isaac I. L. V. Dusen, Grotius Dean Dewey, William Dewey, Alford Elihu Lester, Nor- GilbertFord.RalphTavlor, man Lester, Hugo Dewey Charles W.Hopkins,Perley Beckct Benj. C. Perkins, D.Whiimore, David Ives, Gaius Carter, Timothy Increase Sumner Snow, Luke Barber Hancock Gideon Martin, Cheshire John Welles, Rodman Hazard, Griffin Warren South worth, Dan- Eidridge, John Gardner, iel Brown, Ethan A.Rix, William Laphani, Augus- Moses Wolcott, Nathan tus L. Smith, Silas H. Sayles, Russell Brown, Gardner Jonathan Richardson Hinsdale Artemas Clarksburg Silas Shippey, Thompson George T. Waterman, LanesSoro* Peter B. Cur- Salah Clark tis, Lyman Hall, Timothy Dalton Gideon Deming, Whitney, Calvin Hubbell, David Carson, Grenville W.H. Tyler, S.C. Curtis, D. Weston TrumanTyrrell, jr. Alger- Egremont James Baldwin, non S. Hubbell, Naaman Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Barnes, Richard Whitney Curtis, John Hollenbeck, Z,ee William Sturgis.James Moses Loomis, Josiah Mil- W hiton , StephenTh acher, lard, Samuel Newman, John B. Perry, Abijah Ephraim Baldwin Merrill,jr. Nathaniel Tre- Nathan Drury, main, jr. William Porter, 80 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. jr. Walter Laflin, Charles Erastus Rowley, Elea2er M. Owen, Hubbard Bart- Williams lett, Lawson D. Biclwell Savoy Snellum B-^bbitt, JLenox Charles Wmthing- WiUiamlngraham, Liberty ton, Charles Mattoon, Bowker, E^-lward Babbitt Henry W. Bishop, Caleb Sandisfield Erastus Beach, Belden, George 1. Tucker, William Bettis, Daniel Solomon Cole Sears, LymanBrown,Jabez Mount Washington Charles Bosworth, Thomas Twin- Patterson, Merritt Smith ing, Uriel Smith, Samuel J\r.AshJord Keyler Kent, Merrill Phineas Harman Sheffield Silas Kellogg, JVttw Marlborough Isaac Samuel Shears, Andrew Turner, Joseph Fitch. Ja- Andrus, Jared Canfield, son Warner, Salmon Kas- Azarith Root, MinorO wen, son, Warren Wheeler, William Ashley, Elijah S. Levi L. Smith Deming, John Ward, Par- Otis Roderick Norton, ker L. Hall, Ralph Little, Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- Edward F. Ensign, Jere- ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil miahShears,HoratioL War- Seymour, Elijah Owen, jr. ner, Rowland Wharfield, Peru Cyrus Stowell, Wm. Samuel H. Bushnell Frizell, Thomas Frizell, Stockbridge Elisha Brown, Henry Peirce Elijah Brown, Cyrus Wil- Pi/^s/?e/rfJohnB.Root,Tho- liams, Isaac Curtis, Horatio mas B. Strong, Butler Byington, Alanson Bennett, Goodrich, Joseph Merrick, Theodore S. Pomeroy, Thomas A. Gold, Calvin Daniel Churchill Martin, Daniel B. Bush, Tyringham Elnathan Fhineas Allen, James D. Pratt, John Garfield, Tho- Colt, Lemuel Pomeroy, mas Garfield, John Lmg- John Churchill, Luther don, Ezra Heath, Egbert Washburn, Henrv H. B. Garfield, Eli Hale, Childs, Samuel M.' M'- Samuel C. Buel Kay, (iliver D. Dickenson, Washingion William G. Samuel Root, Ezekiel R. BalUntine, Wm. Noble Colt, Matthias R. Lancton, West Stockbridge Christo- Edward A. Newton, The- pher French, Ainasa Spen- odore Hinsdale cer, Luther Plimb, Miles Richinond John Bacon, Morgan, Mel mcton Lewis, William S. Leadbetter,N. Martin Hendrix Reddington,N. Pierson,jr. Williamstown Reuben Linus Hall, Abel D.Clark, Young, Daniel Foster, Counsellors, Attorneys, ^c. in Berkshire. 81

LutherBartlettJohn Mills, Kellogg Keyes Danfortli, Lyman Windsor Robert Walker, Hubbell, Samuel Tyler, Asahel Wright, Noah Gershom T. Bulkley, Ste- Green, E Baldwin, A.masa phen Ho>-forcl, Thomas Conversejr. Asali.Capen, Bingham, DaiiielN. Dewey, Daniel O. Holbrook, James Samuel Smith, Grin Bealls

J\fotaries Public* Adams Nathan Putnam ning Pitti^jield James Buell, Sheffield RobertF.Bamard Amos T. Loomis Slockbridge Horatio By- Lenox Henry W. Bishop ington Sandisjield Thomas Twi-

Counsellor,s at Law. Adams Thomas Robinson, Sheldon Nathan Putnam Otis Lester Filley Dalton Henry Marsh Pitfjield Thomas A. Gold, Egremont Lonson Nash Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Great Barrington John bard, Luther Washburn, Whiting, James A. Hyde, Matthias R. Lancthon Increase Sumner Sandisjield Thos. Twining Hancock Silas Gardner Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Hinsdale Thomas Allen nard, Edward F. Ensign, Lanesboro* Calvin Hub- Parker L. H^ll bell, George N. Briggs Stockbridge Samuel Jones, hee William Porter, Henry VV. D wight, Hora- L. D. Bidwell tio Byington Lenox WilliamP.Walker, West Stockbridge Robbins Henry W. Bishop, George Kellogg Tucker Williamstown Daniel N. Nctv Marlboro^ Benjamin Dewey

Attoriieys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Pittsfield Raymond Williamstown Henry

Attorneys at the Common Pleas, Adams CnorthJ Daniel Sturgis l*«*rish Lenox Joseph Tucker Great Barrington Francis New Marlboro'' Turner Whiting West Stockbridge John Z. I^ee (south J Franklin Goodrich 82 Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire.

Sheriffs Henry C. Brown, of Pittsfield. Dep uty- Sheriffs^ jidams fJSP. village) Jabez Wakefield Hall, Edmuncl Snuihwick. Lee (south) Joshua A. jidams Csouth) Robert R. Barton Briggs New Marlboro^ Dan Adams ^//or

Isaac Avery Sh (^ffi.e Id "^orm-An Kellogg, Hancock John Gorton R ibf rt Waterman Hinsdale Walter Tracy Stockbridge David P. In^ Lanesborough Stoddard gersoU Hubbell Z'l/rzX^/iQwElijahGarfield Lee Daniel Couch, Abner IVest Stockbridge Hiram Taylor Pomroy, William Jones Lenox Alvah Morrell, Williarnstown Solomon John C. Hunt Bulkley, Manning Brown ^V. Marlborough Stephen Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 83 NORFOLK. Judge of Probate^ Sherman Leiand, of Roxbury. Hegisttr of Probate^ Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer, John Biillnrd, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Jairus Ware, of do. Justices of the Peace and of (he Quorum. Bellingham Eliah Wight Alfdway Warren Lovering Brainiree Minot Thayer Milton Amos Holbrook, Canton Thomas Tolman John Ruggles Cohasset James C. Doane Eandol/ih Samuel Bass Dedham Samuel Haven, Roxbury Joseph Har- James Richardson, Eras- rington, Joseph Heath, tus Worthington, VVilMam EbenezerSeaver,Sherman Ellis, Theron Metcalf, Leiand Sharon BenjaminReynolds Dorchester Samuel P. Weymouth Christopher Ijoud, Amasa Stetson,John Webb Bailey Wrentham Cornelius Aledjield Daniel Adams KoUnck

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Jairus Ware, Joseph Harrington, E. Worthington, Josiah J. Fiske, Samuel Bugbee. Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Stephen Metcalf, Elias Henry J. Turner Cook, Asa Hal], John C. Dedham George Ellis, Scammell John W. Ames, Calvin iBrafj^rre^JrimesHolbrook, Whiting, Jonathan H.Cobb, Solomon Thayer, Stephen John Guild, Enos Foord, Thayer, Jonathan Wild,jr. Richard Ellis, John K. Asa French, Uavid Hol- Briggs, John Bullard brook, Ezra W. Sampson Dojchester Thomas Tiles- Brookline Joseph Goddard, ton, Thos. Moseley, James Oliver Whvte, Benjamin Humphrey, Abel Cushing, Goddard, Thomas Griggs, , Edward CharlesWild, James Leeds Sharp, Moses Draper, Canton Adams Kinsley, William Oliver Thomas French, Joseph Dover Hezekiah Allen, Hodges, Leonard Everett Calvin Richards 84 Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Foxborough Seth Boyden, RoyalTurner,SilasPaine,jr. Elias Nasnn, Abijah Pratt, Roxbury Abijah Draper, Joseph Warren, John William Heath, Naihaniel Sherman S. Prentiiis, Samuel J. Gar- Franklin Lewis Fisher, dner, Joseph Curtis, Joseph Bacon, Wiiliam Charles Davis, Peter G. Makepeace, Wm. Make- Robbins, John Bartlett, peace, jr. Elihu Pond Joshua Seaver, John J. Medjield Moses B. Hard- Clarke, Nathaniel Curtis, ing, William Peters David A.Simmons, Lucius Medway Joseph L Rich- M. Sargent, Charles W. ardson, Thaddeus Lover- Greene, Arthur Lithgow ing, Seneca Barber, Lu- Sharon Enoch tiewins, ther Metcalf, Levi Adams, Tisdale Drake Luther Metcalf, jr. Stoughton Robert Swan, Milton Joseph Rowe, Elijah Atherton, Jesse Asaph Churchill, Jason Pierce, Abner Drake, Houghton, Francis Daven- Joel Talbot port, Nathaniel Tucker, Wal^iole Daniel Kings- Nathan C. Martin bury, PhineasEllis,Harvey J^^eedham Peter Lyon, Clapp, Truman Clark Benjamin Slack, Elisha Weymouth'S'Mnxi&X Bayley, Lyon, Aaron Smith Cotton Tufts, Lemuel Quincy Lemuel Brackett, Humphrey, Fibber A. Daniel Spear,Noah Curtis, Kingsbury, Noah Torrey John Whitney, J. M. Gour- Wrentham David Hol- gas, jr. brook, Rufus Mann, Sam- Randolfih Seth Turner, uel Druce, Samuel Bugbee, Micah White, John King, Ebenezer Blake, John Isaac Thayer, Joseph Cheever, Benjamin Shep- Linfield, Jonathan Wales, herd, jr. Calvin Fisher, jr. Benjamin Richards, Lewis Harding, Allen Aaron Prescott, Seth TiUinghast, Oliver Felt Mann, Zenas French,

A^otaries Public. Cohasset Thomas Bourne Weymouth Fisher A. JDedham Ebenezer Fisher, Kingsbury jr. Erastus Worthington Wrentham Melatiah Roxbury ShermanLeland, Everett D. A. Simmons Counsellors at Law. Canton Thomas Tolman Dedham Samuel Haven, Sheriffs and Coroners in Norfolk. 85

Tames Richardson ,Theron i?anG?o/^/JohnKing, Aaron Metcalf, Erastiis Wor- Prescott thington, JonathanH.Cobb, Roxbury Joseph Harring- Horace Mann ton, S.tnnuel J. Gardner, Dorchester Samuel P. Shernnan Leiand, David A, Loud, Abel Cushing Sininnons, J. J. Clarke Medfield Daniel Adams Weymouth Christopher jVediuay WarrenLovering Webb, FisherA.Kingsbury Milton Asaph Churchill Wrentham Josiah J. Fiske, Quincy JohnM.Gourgas,jr. Melatiah Everett jittorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court, Dedham, John W. Ames, Ira Cleveland. Attorneys at the Common Fleas. Medjield Silas P. Holbrook Wrenthain David W. Fiske Sheriffs Elijah Crane, Canton. Dcfiuty-SheriffH. Bellingham Elias Cook Medway James Fisher Braintree Asa French Medjield Enoch Bullard Canton Thomas Kollock JVtedham John W. Slack Dedham John Baker, jr. Roxbury John Hovey Timothy P. Whitney /?ar2f/o//jAThomasHoward Dorchester Stephen Rob- Stoughion Lemuel Gay inson Wrentham Asa Smith Coroners, Bellingham Calvin Fair- Fisher banks, Horace Metcalf Milton Phineas Davenport, Braintree Asa French Samuel Mardin, Alpheus Canton Samuel Black- T. French man, Joseph Downs J^eedham David Smith, Cohasset Thonnas Bourne Rufus Mills Dedham John Baker, jr, Quincy Daniel Spear Mace Smith, William K. Roxbury Joshua Seaver, Gay Aaron Kingsbury Dorchester Oliver Billings Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. Dover Jonathan Battle Stoughton Luther Swan, Foxboro* Shubael Pratt Lemuel Gay Franklin Preston Metcalf, Weymouth Silas Binney, Eh M. Richardson Lemuel Bayley Medjidd Henry Adams Wrentham Paul Fisher, Medivay Ralph Bullard, David A. Fisher Zachariah Lovell, James 8 86 Justices of the Peace in Franklin. FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate^ Richard E. Newcomb, Greenfield. Register of Probate^ Elijali Alvord, of do. County Treasurer and Register of Deeds^ Hooker Leavitt, of Greenfield. Clerk of the Courts, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ashfii-ld Elijah Paine, Ri|)ley, Horatio G. New- Ephraim Williams comb Eernardston Job Gondale Hawlcy Edmund Longley, Charlemont Sylvester Max- Thomas Longley >vell Heath Ephraim Hastings Deerfield Elihu Hnyt, Asa Northjield Obadiah Dick- Stebbins, Epaphras Hoyt inson Greenfield Jerome Ripley, Mw Salem William Whit- Richard E. Newcomb, aker Elijah Alvord, Hooker Ro'we Solomon Read Leavitt, George Grennell, Wendell Joshua Green jr. Daniel Wells, Franklin

ylfifiointed to qualify Civil Officers, Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Sylvester Maxwell, William Whitaker, John Nevers, Hooker Leavitt. Justices of the Peace. Jishfield Levi Cook, Enos Isaac B. Barber, David Smith, Henry Bassett, D mi son, jr. Thomas White, Dimock Conway John Arms, John Ellis, James McFarland Williams, William Bil- Bernardston Polycarpus lings, Austin Rice, Chris- L. Cushman, Jonathan topher Arms, Asa Howland, Allen, ('alebChapin, Henry Charles E. Billings, Elisha Bernard, Billings Buckland Samuel Taylor, Deerfield Pliny Arms, Japhcth Chapin, Jfseph Ebfnezer H. Willianr.s, Griswold, John Porter Samuel E. Field, Stephen Charlemont George Wins- Whitney, R. Saxton, Si- low, Asahel Judd mon D. Wolf, Aaron Arms, Colraine John Drury, Dan- John Wilson iel Willis, Calvin Smith, Erving's Grant Fordyce Samuel Coolidge, George Alexander Eels, Charles Thompson, Gill Seth S. Howland, Justices and Counsellors in Franklin. 87

tel Lyon, J'^hn Bates, JVorthfield Elisha Lyman, ••enjamin Brainard Asahel Sawyer, Obadiah Greenfield Elisha Root, Dickinson, Asa Olmstead Asaph Smcad, Samuel Orange Amos Woodward, Pickett, David Willard, Perley Barton, Thomas Thaddeus Coleman, Julia C'bb, Zina Goodell Smead, Ambrose Ames, Ronve Tohii Cheney, Wil- Isaac Newton, 2d. Alanson liam Taylor, Ebenezer Clark, Henry Ciiapman Merrill, Nodi Wells Haivley Hezekidi VVai ri- Shtlburne William Wells, ner, Elmuiid Longley. jr. A polios Barnard, Elam John Tobev, J(^hn Vincent K-llogg, David Wells Heath Benjamin Maxwell, Shutcsbury Abner Smith, Rigger Leavitt, Ebonezer Josiah Heaman, jr. Na- Tucker, Sylvanus Max- thaniel Micomber well, Luther Gnle Sunderland Caleb Hub- Leverctt Roswell Field, bard, Nathaniel Smith, Erastus Field, Eliphalet William Delano, Horace S. Darli'.g, Isaac Wood- W. Taft bury, Alphtus Field Warwick Caleb Mayo, Leydcn Heze^iali New- Jonathan Blake, jr. Justus comb, Peleg Babcock, Russell, Ashbel Ward, Elisha Chapin, (^eorge Emery Gale, Joseph Ste- Mowrey vens Montague Benjamin S, Wmdell Jonathan Whita- Wells, Jnnaihan Hart- ker well, ApoUos Gunn, Sal- Whatety John White, Si- mon Root las Frary, Justice White, Monroe Martin B^Uou Seth Smith, David Stock- Ntv) Salem Nahum Bry- bridge, jr. Luke B. White, ant, Horace Hunt, Abner ChesterBardwell,2d. Dan- Smith, FicderickH. Allen, iel Brown Jabez E. Whipple J^otaries Public. Greenfield Franklin Ripley Dcerfirld Aaron Arms Counsellors at Law- A^fifield Elijah Paine Hooker Leavitt, George Charlemnn Sylvester Grennell, jr. Daniel Wells, Maxwell li. G. Newcomb, Henry Conway William Billings Chapman Deerfield Pliny Arms A^.6V//emFrederickH. Allen Gill Benjamin Brainard Northfield John Nevers, Greenfield R. E.Newconib, Samuel C. Allen 88 Justices of the Peace in Hampden.

Attorneys at the Sufireme Judicial Court. Bernardston Henry Greenfield David Willar^' Barnard Franklin Ripley, James C^ " CAar/cmow^ Joseph P.Allen Alvord, Almon Brainard

Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Colraine Isaac B. Barber, JVorthJield Asa Olmstead, John Drury Benjamin R. Curtis Deerfitild Aaron Arms, Sunderland Horace W. Jonathan A. Sexton Taft Afon^a^Me Jonathan Hart- Whately Hiram F. Stock- well bridge

Sheriffs John Nevers, of Northfield. Defiuty- Sheriffs, Ashjield Anson Bement Montague Benjamin S. Bernardston Hatzel Pur- Wells pie M Salem Daniel Felton Ci^ar/ewon^OrrickPackard N'orihjield Richard Colton Colraine Robert Riddle Shuteshury Henry A Hard Decrfield David Wright JVariuick Ansel Lesure

Defiuty Gaoler^ David S. Jones, of Greenfield. Crier of the Courts^ David Wright, of Deerfield. Coroners. Bernardston HatzelPurple crombie, jr. Charlemont Waitstill Hast- Leverett Sylvanus Field ings Northfidd Richard Colton Con.wai/ Christopher Arms Sunderland William Colraine Daniel Donelscn Delano Greenfield Isaac Aber- Wendell Samuel Brewer Insfiector of Fire Arms, Roswell Field, of Leverett.

HAMPDEN. Judge of Probate^ Oliver B, Morris, of Springfield. Register of Probate., Justice Willard, of do. Reg. of Deeds and C. Treas., William Rice, of do. Clerk of the Courts^ John IngersoU, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Blandford Alanson Knox Palmer Amos Hamilton, Longmeadow Ethan Ely James Stebbina Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 89

Southwick Enos Foote, William B. Calhoun, John John Mills Howard S/iringfielcl John Ingersoll, IVt'st S/iringfif'ld Samuel Oliver B. Mvjrris, Justice Lathrnp, Heman Dav Willard, George Bliss, Westficld Elijah Bales

Alifiointed to qualify Civil Officers. Samuel Ldthrop, John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, Eli B. Hamilton, George Biiss. Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Momon Jacob Thompson, Reuben Boies,jr. R. Blair, Ede Whitaker, Joel Nor- Lyman Gibbs, Rer.ben cross, Rufus Flint,Timothy Boies, Orren Sage, Enos Packard, Jonathan Torrey, Boies Erasmus Norcross Brimfield Philertion War- Montgomery Edward ren, John Wyles, Francis Taylor, Oren Parks B. Stebbins, Asa Lincoln, Palmtr Aaron King Lewis Williams, Festus Russell \%?i?iQ, Palmer,Johu Foster Gould, Reuben Bradley Chester Martin Phelps, Sout/nuick Jos. Forward, Daniel Collins, Asa Wilcox, S iulFowler,Gideon Styles, Forbes Kyle, Edmund Joseph M. Forward, Uzall Hubbard, Lewis Collins, Rockwell, Heman Laflin, Samuel Lyman Levi W. Humphrey Granville Israel Parsons, Springfield Bezaleel How- James Cooley, James ard, Robert Emery, Joseph Barlow, Hezekiah Robin- Pease, Daniel Lombard, son, Elihu Stow, Asa John Hooker, Solomon Seymour, Francis Stebbins, Hatch, James W. Crooks, Charles F. Bates, Joel David M. Bryant, William Root, Eleazer Slocum, Bliss, Richard D. Morris, Vincent Holcomb Jesse Pendleton, William Holland David Wallis, Rice, Josiah Hooker, Geo. Elbridge G. Fuller, John Ashmun, George Colton, Wallis Orange Chapin I.ongmeadoiv Joseph W, Tolland William Moore, Cooley. Selh Taylor, Wil- Eleazer Slocum, William liam White Twining, jr. Henry Bliss, Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, Samuel Hamilton Josiah Syms, Nathaniel Wales James L. Wales, Chapin A. Needham, John Smith 8* ^

90 Counsellors and Attorneys in Hampden.

IVestfield le6edia\\ Taylor, odore Ely, Solomon Loth- William Blair,Isaac Wells, rop, Luke Parsons, Alfred Augustus Collins, W. At- Flower, Henry Ely, Sam- waler, E. B. Hamilton, uel Smith Azariah Mnseley, Lucius Wilbraham Abel Bliss, Wright, Norman T. Leon- Robert Sessions, Walter ard, Elisha Arnold, Wil- Stebbins, Samuel F. Mer- liam G. Bites rick, William Knights, W.SjiringJield Roland Bur- William Wood, Calvin bank, Charles Ball, Timo- Stebbins, Jacob B.Merrick, thy Horton, Justin Ely, William S. Burt Amos Worthington, The-

JVbtaries Public. fVesf/ield Ch:ir\es'Doug\ass Sfiringfield John Howard West Springfield Justin Justice Willard Ely

Counsellors at Laiv, Blandford Alanson Knox William Bliss, Richard D,. Brimjield Francis B. Steb- Morris, James W. Crooks, bins George Ashmun Granville Patrick Boies, Wilbraham Wm. Knight James Cooley WesCfield Elijah Bates, Monson Erasmus Norcross, William Blair, Augustus Reuben A. Chapman Collins, Eli B. Hamilton, Palmer James Stebbins James Fowler, Norman Southivick John Mills I. Leonard, William G. Sfiringfield Jona. Dwight, Bates Oliver B. Morris, Sfiringfield Samuel Howard, Justice Willard, Lothrop, Caleb Rice, Sol- George Bliss, William B. oman Lcthrop Calhoun, John Hooker,

Attorneys at the Supreme Judicial Court. Granville Charles F. Bates Francis Dwight, William Springfield Wm. Dwight, C. Dwight

Attorneys at the Common Pleas. Blandford Russell A. Bliss, 3d. Wilson Westfield Joseph Hunting- Springfield William ton .

Masters in Chancery. 91

Sheriff, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield. Defi iity- Sheriffs Blandford Curtis Knox Pa/wj<"/-Elisha Con verse, jr. Briwjield James Brown S/iringJieid William li. Chester Martin Phelps, jr. Foster Granville Eli B. Phelps Wes[/itld J. M. Parsons Monson Abel Caulkins Wilbraliam R. S. Merrick Defiuty Gaoler, Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. Crier of C. of Com. Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield. Coroners. Blandford Rufus Blair sell, Harvey Chapin Brinifield Alvan Janes IVesrfidd Wareham jyionson Joel Noi'cross Shepherd Palmer John Frink ^.5/zm?,^y?fWHeman Day ^outhwick Gideon Stiles Wilbraham William Clark S/iringJield Ebenezer Rus- Frover of Fire Arms^ Thomas Warner, of Springfield.

MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Suffolk and JVantucket, William Minot, John Brazer Davis. Essex, Rufus Choate, of Salem. Middlesex, Nathan Brooks, of Concord.

Plymouth, Bristol., Barnstable and Dukes, Charles J. Holmes, of Rochester. Charles H. Warren, of New Bedford.

JVorfolk, Sherman Leland, of Roxbury. Worcester. Joseph G. Kendall, of Leominster. Emory Washburn, of Worcester. Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield. Hampshire., Hamjiden and Franklin. Justice W illard, of Springfield. 92 Massachusetts Militia. MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the AHjutant-General, Dec. 10, 1832.] His Excellency, LEVI LINCOLN, COMMANDER IN CHIEF. Aids de- Camp. Josiah Quincy, jr. of Boston, Pliny Merrick, of Worces- ter, and Emory "Washburn, of Worcester, Rank of Lieutenant Colonels. Adjutant-General, and Acting Quarter-Master-GeneraL William H. Sumner, of Boston. Rank of Brigadier-General. Fitch Hall, Clerk, Adjutant -GeneraVs Department. Edward Stow, do Quarter Master GeneraVs do. Henry Sheafe, Military Store Keeper.

Laboratory No. 1, Pleasant Street. [The Adjutant and Acting: Quarter-Master-General's Office is kept in the North-West corner of the State- House, and is open from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. and from 3 to 6 P. M. excepting Saturday afternoons.]

DIVISION AND DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION — SujfoZ^ and Norfolk. Major-General, Aaron Capen, of Dorchester. Aid-de-Camp, Aaron D. Capen, of Dorchester. Division -Inspector, John P. Bigelow, of Boston. Division-Quarter-Master, Fred. W. Lincoln, of Canton. Judge- Advocate, Horace Mann, of Dedham. SECOND DIVISION. — £^sea:. Major- General, Benjamin Stickney, of Newbury. Aid de- Camp, William S. Allen, of Newburyport. Division- Inspector^ Division-Quarter-Masler^ Samuel Phillips, of Andover. Judge-Advocate, Caleb Gushing, of Newburyport. THIRD DIVISION. — Middlesex. Major- General, Micah M. Rutter, of East Sudbury. Aids-de-Camp^ Micah M. Rutter, jr. Newton, Samuel H. ' Mann, of East Sudbury. Divlnon- Inspector^ Joseph Butterfield, of Tyngsboroughy Massachusetts Militia. 93

Division- Quarter-Master^ Samuel A. Coburn, of Lowell. Judge-Advocate, William Draper, of Marlborough, FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Major- General, Aids -de Camp, Division- Inspector, David H. Merwin, of Westfield. Division Quarter -Master, Judge-Advocate^ Char]es P. Huntington, of Northampton FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, &c. Major- General, Benjamin King, of Abington. Aids-de Camp^ Welcome Young, of East-Bridgewater. James H. Mitchel, of do. Division- Inspector, Division- Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Timothy G. Coffin, of New Bedford. SIXTH DIVISION. — Worcester. Major-General, Nathan Heard, of Worcester, Aid-de-Camp, William Pratt, of Shrewsbury. Division- Inspector, Y^morJ H. Bowman, of New Braintree- Division Quarter- Master, Edward Denny, of Leicester. Judge-Advocate, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham. SEVENTH DIVISION.— Berkshire. Major-General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aids-de- Camp, John C. Hunt, of Lenox, Samuel W. Bush, of Lenox. Division- Inspector, Division- Quarter-Master, John Z. Goodrich, of West- Stockbridge. Judge-Advocate, William Porter, jr. of Lee.

BRIGADE AKD STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. r Brigadier-General, Thomas Taylor, of Quincy. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Jeremiah Williams, of Roxbury. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Thomas Adams, jr. of Quincy. C Brig.-Quar.-Master, Francis W.Davenport, MUton. 94 Massachusetts Militia.

r Brigadier-General, Lucas Pond, of Wrentham. 2d. > Aid-de-Corap, Thomas G. Ide, of do. Brig, p Brigade-Major, EmorS. Sayles, of Wrentham. C Brig. -Quar.- Master, Shephard Plimpton, Walpole. ( Brigadier-General, John S. Tyler, of Boston. 3d. 1 Aid de-Camp, John Henry Eastburn, of Boston. Brig. \ Brigade- Major, William C. Tyler, of do. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, Joseph C. Brodhead, do.

SECOND DIVISION. f Brigadier-General, Josiah Newhall, of Lynnfield. tst. J Ai(i-de-Camp, Brig.^ Brigade Major, Jabez W. Barton, of Salem. C Brigade-Qiiarter-Mastei-, (Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2cl. J Aid-de-Camp, William iMarland, of Andover. Brig-^ Brigade Major, Moses P. Parish, of Newburyport. C Brig.-Quarter-Master, Saml. W. Stickney, Saiem.

THIRD DIVISION. r Brigadier-General, John Tarbell, of Cambridge. 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Bushrod W. Young, of Charlestown. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Wyman Richardson, of Wobnrn. C Brig. Qur. Master, Abraham Edwards, of Camb. ( Brigadier General, Thomas A. Staples, Groton. 2d. Aid-de-Camp, J Brig, j Brigade-Major, William A. Bancroft, of Groton. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, Israel Longley, Shirley. FOURTH DIVISION. r Brigadier-Gen. John Warner, of Greenwich. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Edwin Norcross, of Monson. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Wm. M. Lathrop, of Enfield. C Brig. Qiiar. Master, Joseph A. Sweetser, A.mherst. C Brigadier-General, Alanson Clark, of Greenfield. 2d. VAid-de Camp, Luke .\ White, of do. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Hiram F. Stockbridge, of Gill. I Brig, Quar. Master, David S.Jones, of Greenfield.

FIFTH DIVISION. ('Bfigadier-General, Darius Miller, Middleborough. let. N Aid-de-Camp, Joshua B. Tobey, of Wareham. Brig-) Brigade-Major, James R. Sproat, Middleborough. CBrig.Quarter-Master, Warren Murdock,Wareham. Field Officers of Infantry. 95

r Brigadier-General, William Peck, of Dighton. 2cl. J Aid-de-Carnp, Charles Richmond, jr. of Taunton. Brig, y Brigade Major, George B. Atwood, of Taunton. C Brig. Quar. Master, Samuel L. Crocker, of Norton. ( Brigadier-General, Sa'oin Smith, of Sandwich. 3d. J Aid-de-Carnp, Brig- ^ Brigade-Major, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich, ( Brig. Quar. Master, Elisha D. Wiuslow, of Boston. SIXTH DIVISION. ("Brigadier-Gen. Erasmus Holbrook, of Sturbridge. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, David T. Brigham, of Worcester. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Linus Child, of Southbridge. (Brig. Quar. Master, Alvan Allen, of Sturbridge. r Brigadier-General, John P. Whitcomb, of Harvard- 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Ebenezer Aldrich, of Grafton. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Gideon Sibley, of Athol. C Brig. Quar. Master, George Whitney, of Harvard. SEVENTH DIVISION. r Brigadier-Gen. Timo. Wainwright, Gt. Barrington- 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Joel Kilborn, of do. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Increase Sumner, of do. C Brig Quar. .Master, John A. Laffargue, of Sheffield. r Brigadier-General, Wm. C. Plunkett, of Adams, 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, of South Adams. Brig-^ Brigade-M.^jor, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox, C Brig. Quar. Master, Thomas E, Steele, do.

FIELD OFFICERS AND ADJUTANTS OF THE INFANTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ^, Edward W. Bradlee, of Roxbury, 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joseph Porter, of Milton. Reg. ^ Major, Charles B. Field, of Roxbury. (.Adjutant, Ebenezer W. Stone, of Boston. (Colonel, Charles Lane, ofHingham. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Abraham Thayer, of Weymouth Reg. p Major, Elias Hunt, of do. C Adjutant, Appleton Hov^e, of d

Colonel, Eleazer Deals, of Randolph. Lieut. Colonel, Orramel White, of Randolph Major, Albert McKendr3% of Dorchester. Adjutant, Francis D. Holbrook. of Randolph- SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Josiah N. Bird, of Dedham. Lieut. Colonel, Luther Eaton, do. Major, Ebenezer VV. Calef, of Walpole. Adjut^-int, Elbridge G. Dudley, do. (Colonel, Preston Pond, of Wrentham. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, George H. Holbrook, of Medway. Reg. ) Major, Henry H. Sumner, of Foxborough. (Adjutant, Amos H. Boyd, of Franklin. THIRD BRIGADE. r Colonel, Thomas Davis, of Boston. 1st. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Peter Dunbar, of do. Reg. S Major, John L. White, of do. ( Adjutant, Sumner Crosby, of do. r Colonel, Edward G. Prescott, of do. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel. Ivers J. Austin, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Henry J. Sargent, of do. ( Adjutant, Francis R. Bigelow, of do. C Colonel, John F. Banister, of do. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Josiah L. C. Amee, of do. Reg. j Major, Seth J. Thomas, of do. ( Adjutant, Calvin W. Haven, of do. SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Salem Cadets. Captain, Ephraim F. Miller, of Salem, Colonel, Samuel Avery, of Marblehead, Lieut. Colonel, William B. Adams, of do. Major, Charles A. Andrew, of Salem. Adjutant, Benjamin S. Newhall, of do. Colonel, William Pool, of Gloucester. Lieut. Colonel, John Clark, of do. Major, Daniel Gilbert, of do. Adjutant, Daniel Rogers, jr. of do. ( Colonel, Ebenezer Sutton, of Danvers. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Jesse Tapley of do- Reg j Major, Gustavus Atwood, of Lynn. ( Adjutant, Hazen Ayer, of Danvers. Field Officers of Infantry. 97

SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Uriah Bailey, of Wcst-Newbury. Lieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of Newbury. Major, George W. Carr, of VVest-Newburj. Adjutant, Stephen Adams, jr. of Newbury. Colonel, Joshua Low, of Essex. Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Major, Jeremiah Nelson, of do. ( Adjutant, Hervej Kimball, of Ipswich, f Colonel, Benjamin P. Chadwick, of Bradford, 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, David Rice, of Andover. Red. ^ Major, Jeremiah Hurd, of do. ( Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford, f Colonel, AmosTappan, of Newburyport. 4th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Fordyce F. Lincoln, of Salisbury. Reg. p Major, Alfred E. Goodwin, of Amesbury. C Adjutant, Thomas L. Marshall, of Newburyport,

THIRD DIVISION.

FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Elisha Stratton, of Watertown. Lieut. Col., Benj. L. Saunderson, W. Cambridge. Major, Edward Brown, of Cambridge. Adjutant, Benjamin Dana, of Watertown. Colonel, William Winn, of Burlington. Lieut. I Colonel, James Jaques, of Wilmington. Major, William Blanchard, 3d. I do. Adjutant, William Tidd, of Woburn. Colonel, Samuel Chandler, of Lexington. (Lieut. Colonel, Winthrop E. Faulkner, of Acton, (Major, Nathan Wyman, of Lexington. Adjutant, Abner W. Merriam, do. Colonel, Nathan Adams, of Hopkinton.

) Lieut. Colonel, Abijah Ellis, of do.

I Major, Albert Wood, of do.

. Adjutant, Albert P. Rockwood, of Holliston. 'Colonel, Theodore L. Sfilt-s, Maiden.

) Lieut. Colonel, Oliver W. Preston, Charlestown.

) Major, Charles Saunderson, of do.

, Adjutant, Benjamin G. Hill, of Maiden. 9 98 Field Officers of Infantry.

SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Major, William H. Wood, of Marlboro'. Adjutant, Horace Flurd, of East Sudbury. Colonel, Nahum Harwood, of Littleton. Lieut. Colonel, James P Whitney, of Shirley, Major, Joseph H. Hildreth, of To\vn?end. Adjutant, George W. Tarbell, of Pepperell. r Colonel, 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, James Butterfield, jr. Tyngsboro'.

Reg. "S xMajor, John T. Torrey, of Chelmsford. (Adjutant, Henry J. Baxter, of Lowell.

FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Seth of Wilbraham. C Colonel, Lathrop, 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, John Mc Cray, jr. of Palmer. Reg. *) Major, Elias Turner, of do. C Adjutant, Isaac A. Cooley, of Springfield, r Colonel. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Aaron Bag?, 2d. West Springfield. Reg. y Major, Levi S. Parsons, of Granville. C Adjutant, Frederick Curtis, of Southwick, ^Colonel, Warren S. Howland, of Amherst. Lieut. Colonel, Alonzo Cutter, of Enfield. 3d. J Reg. j Major, Parsons West, of Hadley. ( Adjutant, Horace Ljman, do. SECOND BRIGADE. William Moseley, of N^orthampton, C Colonel, H. 1st. N Lieut. Colonel, John Kinne, of Chesterfield. Reg. XMajor, Charles C. C. Moore, of Northampton. ( Adjutant, Samuel W. Kirkland, of do. r Colonel, Joel Farley, of Colraine. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Aaron Spaulding, of Greenfield. Reg. "XMajor. James S. Whitney, of Deerfield. ( Adjutant, John J. Graves, of Greenfield. r Colonel, Cephas Lawrence, of Montague. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Wilson Andrews, of New Salem. Reg. y Major, Warren Hoar, of do. C Adjutant, Aretas Ferry, of Montague. Field Officers of Infantry. 99

rColonel, William Taylor, jr. of Rowe. 4th. ) Lieut. Colonel. Mannins: Shiimway, of do. Reg. y Major, Roger H. Leavitt, of do. C Adjutant, Osmand L. Nelson, of do. FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Nathaniel Ford, of Duxbiiry. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Charles Soule, of Plympton. Reg. "S Major, James T. Forde, of Duxbury. ( Adjutant, r Colonel, Aurora W. Oldham, of Pembroke. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Seth Ma,?oun, of Marshfield. Reg. VMajor, William Morse, of Hanover. CAdiutant, Horace Collamore, of Pembroke. C Colonel, John Torrev, of Boston. 3d. Lieut. Colonel, Martin Cary, of N. Bridgewater. J Reg. j Major, John H Hathaway, of East Bridgewater. f Adjutant, Dion Bryant, of Bridgewater. r Colonel. Thomas Weston, jr. Middleboro'. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Oliver Eaton, do. Reg. y Major, Abiel P. Rohinsou, of Rochester. C Adjutant, William H. C\ishman, of Middleboro'. SECOND BRIGADE. ("Colonel, Lyndall Bowen, of Rehoboth. 1st. 3 Lieut. Colonel, John B. Read, of Pawtucket. Reg. \Major, Caleb W. Baker, of Swanzey. C Adjutant, Henry Luther, of do. /"Colonel, James D. Thom.pson, of New Bedford. 2d. \ Lieut. Colonel, Henry H. Crapo, of Dartmouth. Reg. ^ Major, David Sylvester, of New-Bedford. ( Adjutant, James H. Collins. do. ^ ^Colonel, Stephen L. White, of Taunton. 3d. N Lieut. Colonel, Pardon Leonard, jr. do. Reg. S Major, Nathaniel S Mason, of do. ( Adjutant, George Danforth, of do, r Colonel, Mason Stone, of Norton. 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Willard Blackington,of Attleboro'. Reg. i Major, Harison B, Pratt, of Mansfield. C Adjutant, Ira Newman, of Attleborough. ( Colonel, Philip R. Bennet, of Troy. 5th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Phihp P. Hathaway, of Freetown. Reg. j Major, John Chase, of Dighton. ( Adjutant, John T. Lawton, of Freetown. 100 Field Officers of Infantry.

THIRD BRIGADE. r Colonel, Sylvester Bourne, of Falmouth. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Thomas E. Loring, of Sandwich. Reg. ^ Major, Sylvanus B. Phinney^ of Barnstable. C Adjutant, Theodore Kern, of Sandwich, r Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of Harwich. 2d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Underwood, do. Reg. y Major, Joshua Wickson, jr. of Dennis. V Adjutant, (Colonel, Samuel Stinson, of Eastham. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, David Eldridge, of Orleans. Reg, ) Major, John C. Kuowles, of Truro. C Adjutant, Cornelius Hamblin, of Welfleet.

SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Ebenezer L. Barnard, of Worcester. 1st. Lieut. Colonel, Samuel Stratton, of Holden. J Reg. j Major, Maynard King, West-Boylston. ( Adjutant, Caleb C. Howe, of Worcester. Colonel. Alanson Balcom, of Mendon. Lieut. Colonel, Peter Corbett, of Milford. Major, Horace Emerson, of Douglass. Adjutant, Amos W. Pitts, of Mendon. ( Colonel, Asa Barr, of New-Braintree. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John M. Fiske, of BrookfieW. Reg. Major, Hiram B. Clark, of do. J ( Adjutant, Joseph Knox, of Hardwick. ( Colonel, Allen Hancock, jr. of Dudley. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Jonathan Day, of Webster. Reg. p Major, John Congdon, of Worcester. C Adjutant, Samuel C. Fiske, of Southbridge. SECOND BRIGADE. f Colonel, Asa Whitcoaib, of Bolton. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Silas B. Fairbanks, of Berlin. Reg. Major, John Wilson, of Lancaster. J ( Adjutant, Elijah Sawyer, do. r Colonel, 2d.) Lieut. Colonel, Franklin Harrington, of Grafton. Reg.) Major, C Adjutant, WjHard S.Wood, of Grafton. Officers of Cavalry. 101

r Colonel, Calvin G. How, of Rutland. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Josiah White, of Petersham. Reg. ^ Major, George White, of do. Q Adjutant, S{ encer Field, of Barre. r Colonel, 4th. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Joseph Richardson, jr. of Lowell. Reg. ^ Major, Emory Rice, of Ashburnham. (Adjutant, Reuel Lawrence, do. ^Colonel, William Murdock, of Winchendon. 5th. \ Lieut. Colonel, George W, Sawyer, of Phillipston. Reg. *\ Major, Luke Beel, of Royalston. ( Adjutant, Luke Reals, do. SEVENTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonol, David Joes, of Great Harrington. Lieut. Colonel, Joseph Wilcox, jr. of Sheffield. Major, John Chatfield, of Great Barrington. Adjutant, Colonel, Melancton Lewis, of W. Stockbridge. Lieut. Colonel, Levi Crocker, of do. Major, Charles Webster, of do. Adjutant, Edson Sexton, of do. SECOND BRIGADE. f Colonel, George A. Lapham, of Adams. 1st y Lieut. Colonel, Seneca Carpenter, of Savoy. Reg- j Major. John Buckiin, of Adams, ( Adjutant, f Colonel, Francis Watkins, of Hinsdale. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, James Gardner, of Pittsfield. Reg. ^ Major, Justus Tower, of Lanesborough. (Adjutant, Ambrose Nicholson, of Hinsdale.

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Joseph Adams, ofMedway. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Third Brigade. 1 Company, Captain, Noah James, of Boston. 9* 102 Officers of Cavalry.

SECOND DIVISION. Second Bridade. 2 Companies. Captain, David H. Caldwell, of Ipswich. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Mighill Spofford, of Rowlej. Annexed to 3d Regiment of Infantry. THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adaras, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies, Colonel, Dennis A. Parsons, of Granville. Lieut. Colonel, John Fenton, of Brimfield, Major, Moses Loomis, of Southwick. Adjutant, Chauncy R. Baldwin, of Granville. Captain, Edwin H. Ball, of West Springfield. Captain, Charles J. Upham, of Springfield. Captain, William McElwain, of Ware. Captain, Alfred Baker, of Amherst. Captain, Edmund Hubbard, jr. of Chester. Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, David Wright, of Deerfield. Lieut. Colonel, John Ware, of Conway. Major, Joseph Smith, of Colraine. Adjutant, Charles Smead, of Greenfield. Captain, John Ware, of Conway. Captain, Nye Haskell, of Wendell. Captain, Hart Larrabee, of Greenfield. Captain, Captain, Silas Billings, of Hatfield. FIFTH DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Harvej? Clafiin, of Attleborough. Annexed to 4th Regiment of Infantry. SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, John F. Clark, of Worcester. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry. Second Brigade. 1 Company.

Captain, , ofTempleton. Annexed to the 5th Regiment of Infantry. Officers of Artillery. 103 OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. First Division. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Joseph B. Towle, of Roxbury. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry. Capt Marshal Goodspeed, of Dorchester, do. 1st do. Captain, Martin Vining, of Wejinouth. do. 2d do. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Timothy L. Pond, of Franklin. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Lovett Bonney, of Walpole. do. 1st do.

Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Horace Bacon, of Cambridge. Adjutant, Jabez Pratt, of Boston. Captain, Benjamin Brown, jr. of do. Captain, John Hoppin, of do. Captain, John Wilson, of do- Boston Sea Fencibles. Captain, Francis Devvson, of Dorchester. SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 6 Companies. Captain, John K. Skinner, of Salem. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry. Captain, William Haskell, of Marblehead. do. 1st do. Captain, Benjamin Dennis, of do. do. 1st do. Captain, Joshua P. Trask, of Gloucester, do. 2d do. Captain, Thomas J. B. Bowler, of Lynn. do. 3d do. Captain, Aaron Bateman, of Danvers. do. 3d do. Second Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Charles Wardwell, of Andover. Annexed to 3d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, John Bradbury, of Newburyport. do. 4th do. Captain, James C. Currier, of Salisbury, do. 4th do. THIRD DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Abijah Thompson, of Woburn. Lieut. Colonel, Joshua Buttrick, of Concord. Major, Bela Greenwood, of Boston. Adjutant, Josiah Clark, of Watertown. 104 Officers of Artillery.

Captain, Hiram Bridges, of Watertown. Captain, Abel B. Haywood, of Concord. Captain, John M. Robertson, of Charlestown. Captain, John W. Hayward, of Bedford. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Asa Spaulding, of Billerica. Annexed to 3d Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Phineas G. Prescott, of Groton. do. 2d do, FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, David P. King, of Monson. Lieut, Colonel, Henry Dwight, of Springfield. Major, Horace Noble, of Weslfield. Adjutant, Joseph B. Sheffield, of Springfield. Captain, George Whipple, of Weslfield. Captain, Henry A. Bridgman, of Belchertown. Captain, Eli Cross, of Monson. Captain, Ruel Cooley, of Springfield.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, George Shepheard, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, David R. Whiting, of Plainfield. Major. John Mack, Jr. of Plainfield. Adjutant, Marshall S. Mead, of Northfield. Captain, Hubbard B. Bardwell, of Leyden. Captain, Noah Edwards, of Northampton. Captain, Granville Dyer, of Plainfield. Captain, Captain, William Pomeroy, jr. of Northfield. FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Eleazer S. Bartlett, of Plymouth. Annexed to 1st Regiment. Captain, haac H. Haskins, of Scituate. Captain, Spencer Vining, of Abington. Second Brigade. 2 Companies. Captain, Stephen W. Tabor, of New Bedford. Annexed to 2d Regiment. Captain, Larned Wilmarth, jr. of Taunton, Norton Co. 4th Regiment. SIXTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 3 Companies. Captain, Leonard Howe, of Worcester. Annexed to Ist Regiment of Infantry. Officers of Artillery. 105

Captain, Hiram Hunt, of Milford. Annexed to 2d Reg. of Infantry. Captain, Marvin Cheney, of Southbridge. Com. Annexed to 4th Regiment. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Seneca Colburn, of Leominster. Adjutant, Edmund H. Nichols, of do. Captain, George W. Reed, of Petersham, Barre Com. Captain, Franklin Brigham, of Lancaster. Captain, Timothy Lincoln, of Leominster, Lancaster Co. SEVENTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. I Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Sidney A. Sweet, of Tyringham. Adjutant, Rodney Hill, of Lee. Captain, Abraham Tobey, jr. of West Stockbridge. Captain, Gilbert Monson, of Great Harrington. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Samuel R. Crane, of Pittsfield. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. DIVISIONARY CORPS OF INDEPENDENT CADETS. 1st Division. Captain, Lieut. Colonel, John Milton Fessenden, Boston. Lieutenant^ Major, Henderson Inches, jr. of Boston, Ensign, Adjutant, Henry W. Sargent, of Boston. Surgeon., John C. Warren, m. d. ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated 1638. Captain, Brigadier General John S. Tyler. Lieutenant, Col. Thomas Uavis. Ensign^ Lieut. Charles D. Field. Adjutant^ Lieut. Ebenezer W. Stone. Clerk, Lieut. John C Park. Treasurer, Col. Benjamin Loring. Armourer., D. W. Bradlee. Assistant Armourer, J. W. Homes. 1st Sergeant, Capt. James Hunt. Qd Sergeant, Capt. A. P. Pritchard. 3rf Sergeant, Capt. Thomas J. Leland. 4th Sergeant, Capt. John F. Edwards. Bth Sergeant, Capt, Bela Greenwood. 6ih Sergeant, Major Francis Holden. 106 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE POST MASTERS' NAMES. Abington, Elihu Hobart Boxboro', Lyman Bigelow " East, Godard Reed Bedford, Elijah Stearns Adams, Peter Biiggs Blackstone, JamesS.Warner " North, W. E Bray ton Boylston, Eli B. Lampson Alford, Daniel Barrett Braintree, Asa French Agawam, Asa B. Whitman Bradford, Benj. Parker, jr. Amesbury, Jona. Morrill " West, E. Kimball " West, Edmund Sargent Brewster, Joseph Sampson Acton, Silas Jones " Mills, Joshua Winslovv Amherst, H. W. Strong " East, George W.IIiggins Andover, Nathaniel Swift E. Bridgewater, Sylvanus *' North, James Stevens L. Mitchell Ashburnham, Saml. Barrett " North, N. H. Cross Ashby, Alex. T. Willard '' N. W., Heman Packard Ashfield, Levi Cook " South, Mitchell Keith Assonet, RobertStockbridge " West, Dean Bangs Athol, Clough R. Miles Brookline, Oliver Whyte Attleboro', Milton Barrows Brighton, Noah Worcester " North, Israel Hatch Brimfield, Marq. Converse " East,OrvilleS.Balcolm Brookfield, Abrah. Skinner " South, Milton Barrows " West, Allen Neweli Bernardston, Gideon Ryther Buckland, Joseph Hubbard Barnstable, Matthew Cobb Burlington, Jacob Kendall " Mills, Nath'l Hinckley Byfield, Benjamin Coleman W. Barnst., Albert Howland Cambridge, Samuel Newell Barre, Charles Lee " East, Samuel S. Green Belchertown, Mason Shaw Cambridgeport, Luther S. Bellingham, H.Barber, jr. Gushing " East, Thatcher Clark Canton, Thomas J. Johnson Berkley, Asahel Hathavvay Carver, Jesse Murdock, jr. Beverly, Jonathan Smith " North, Plummer Chase Berlin, Addison How Charlemont, W. Hastings Becket, Eliada Kingsby Charlestown, Arthur W. " East, E. Kingsley Austin " West, Wolcott ClafFee Charlton, Wm. P. Rider Billerica, Marshall Prestnn Ch.stham, Josiah 3Inyliew Blandford, Luther Laflin " North, Isaiah Nye " North, Lyman Gibbs '•' West, Levi Eldridge Bolton, Amos Parker Chelmsford, Joel Adams Boston, Nathaniel Greene " North, Benjamin Adams Boxford, Parker Spafford Chelsea, Horatio Alger " West, Benjamin Pearl Cheshire, Noble K. Wolcott Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 107

Chester, Asahel Wright E. (iranville, Lyman Root " Factories, S.Henry, jr. Edgartown, Timothy Coffin Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Chicopee, Stephen C. Bemis Enfield, Eliphalet Jones " Factory, George Bird Erving's Grant, Fordyce

Chilinark, Matt INI a v hew Alexander Cohiisset, Joel Willcutt Essex, Amos Burnham Coleraine, John Drury Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Concord, John Keyes '• North, Gustavus Gilbert Conway, Cliristo[)li('r Arms Fall River, Benj. Anthony Cotuit, Rowland T. CrorUer Falmouth, S. P. Croswell Cragie's Mills, C. Shaw " West, S. Dillingham Cummington, James Dawes " North, Ebenezer Nye '• West, Elisha Mitchell *• East, J. Robinson Dana, Apollos Johnson Falty's Village, Cha. Collins Dalton, J. Chamberlin Feeding Hills, Alfr. Flower Danvers, Joseph Osgood Fitchburg, David Brigham Dartmouth, Abner Tucker Florida, Luke Rice " North, John Cumraings Foxboro', Daniel Everett Dedham, Jer. Shuttleworth " South, Thos. M. George " West, Abner Ellis Framingham,Jona.Maynard Deerfield, Charles Williams Franklin, Thomas S. Mann " South, Aaron Arms " Centre, Davis Thayer Dover, John Williams Freetown, George Pickens Dennis, Nathan Stone Gardner, j!iloses Wood •' South, E. Nickerson Gill, Benjamin Brainard " East, Thatcher Clark Gloucester, Wm. Stevens Dighton, E. A. Hathaway '' squam, OliverW. Sargent Dorchester, Robert Vose Goshen, Hinckley Williams Dunstable, Josiah Cum- Grafton, Chandler M. Pratt mings, jr. Granby, William Belcher Douglas, David Holuian G. Barrington, M, Hopkins Doughty 's Fall, N. Hobbs Greenfield, Ambrose Ames Dracul, Perley Parker Greenwich, M. C. Darling " West, Daniel P' Coburn " Village, Warren P. Wing Dudley Wni. Hancock Groton, Caleb Butler Duxbury, Seth Sprague,jr. Hadley, Samuel D. Ward Eastham, Elisha Cobb " South, David Chandler Easton, Daniel Wheaton " Canal, Wm. Bowdoinjr. " Turnpike, B. Alger " Mills, D. Hantington Easthainpton, Thaddeus Halifax, Obadiah Lyon Clapp Hatfield, John Hastings, jr. East Medway, N. Jones Hamilton, Israel D. Brown East Hampton, Thaddeus Hancock, P. H. Thomas. Clapp Hanover, Robert Eells 108 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Hanson, Nath'l. Collamore Lynn, Jeremiaih C Sticknej Hartsville, W. Edwards Maiden, Benjamin G. Hill Hardvvick, Samuel F. Cutler Manchester, D L. Bingham Harvard, Jno.P. Whitcomb Mansfield, Solomon Pratt Harwich, Obed Brooks Marblehead, Richard Prince " South, I. P. Nickerson Marlboro', Sullivan Thayer « East, R. L. Thacher Marshfield, Procto. Bourne " West, Elijah Chase " North, Daniel Phillips Hatfield, Jona. Hastings, jr. Medfield, Charles Onion Haverhill, James Gale Medford, Luther Angier " East, John Johnson, jr. Mendon, Jabez Aldrich Hubbardston, John Church " South, E. G. Daniels Hawley, Joshua Longley Methuen, George A. Waldo Heath, Sylvanus Maxwell Middleboro', Levi Pierce Hingham, Thomas Loud *' North, Philip Colby " Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons West, Elias Sampson, jr. Holden, Merrill Davis Millington, Horace Hunt Holland, Baxter Wood Middlefield, David Mack, jr. Hollenbecks, N.K.Bills Mid. Granv., Noah Cooley W^right Hopkinton, J. C Valentine Mil! bury, J. W. HoUiston, S. G. Burnap " Grass Hill, Ephraim Holmes' Hole, S.Dunham Goulding, jr. Hyannis, F. L. Scudder Milford, Perley Hunt " " Port, Frederick Scudder South, Whitman Bates Ipswich, Stephen Coburn Milton, Nathan C. Martin Ballou Ireland, Abner Miller, jr. Monroe, Martin Kingston, Rufus B. Bradford Monson, Rufijs Flynt Lancaster, Nathaniel Rand Montague, Jona. Hartwell Lanesboro', Timo. Whitney Nantucket, G. W. Ewer Lee, Hubbard Bartlett Natick, William Farris " North, Ebenezer Nye " South, Dexter Whiting Mills Leicester, John Sargent Needham, Rufus Lenox, Wm. P. Walker " West, Charles Noyes Leominster, John Kendall NewAshford,S.Southworth Leverett, Jonathan Conant New Rowley, Benj. Little " North, Elias McGregory New Bedford, R. Williams Lexington, Jno. P. Merriam New Braintree, Amasa Lincoln, Luke Gates Bigelow Leyden, Reuben Sheldon.jr. Newbury, Geo. W.Jackman Moses Lord Littleton, JonathanHartwell Newburyport, Longmeadow, Wm White New Marlboro', A. Rising Nathan Bryant Lowe!!, William Wyman New Salem, Murdock Ludlow, Benjamin Jenks Newton, Robert Lunenburg, S. Haywood '* Lower Falls, AmosAllen Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 109

« Upper Falls, O. Petee Royalston, Frank Gregory Northampton, Thomas Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Shepherd Rowley, Frederick Lambert North bridge, Cheney Taft Roxbury, Ebenezer Fox Northfield, Wm Pomeroyjr. " Jamaica Plains, Joshua Northboro', Cyrus Gale Seaver Norton, Laban M. VVheaton Rutland, Rufus Putnam Norwich, Joseph Kirkland Salem, Ebenezer Putnam Oakham, Eben. W. Skerry Salisbury, Seth Clark « Coldbrook, Walter Felch " East, Cyrus Dearborn Orange, Josiah Wheelock Sandisfield, George Hull « South, John R.Whipple Sandwich, W. H. Fessenden Orleans, David Taylor " East, Joseph Hall Otis, Basil Seymour " West, Benjamin Burgess " East, Elijah Owen, jr. " South, Lemuel Ewer Oxford, Wm. Sigourney " Monument, E. Perry Osterville, Josi. Scudder, jr. *' Buzzard's Bay, Bethuel Palmer, Amos Hamilton Bourne Paxton, Tyler Goddard Sandy Bay, Winthrop Pool Pelham, Martin Kingman Saugus, Henry Slade Pembroke, H. Collamore Savoy, Liberty Bbwker Pepperell, A. Emerson Saxonville, Charles Fiske Peru, Oliver Nash Scituate, G. W. Young Petersham H. Hapgood ' North, S. P. Merritt Phillipston, James Carruth " South, John K.Nash Pittsfield, Joshua Danforth " West, Edward F. Jacobs Plainfield, John Mack Seekonk, Allen Munroe Plymouth, B. Russell " Centre, Church Gray Plympton, Wm. H. Soule Sharon, Jonathan Cobb " North, Eben. Lobdell " Centre, Benjamin Rey- Prescott, Barna. Brigham nolds Princeton, Charles Russell Sheiburne, Walter Wells Provincetown, T. Lothrop Sherburne, Calvin Sanger Quincy, Daniel French " Falls, Joseph Merrill Randolph, David Jacobs Sheffield, Edward F. Ensign " East, Simeon White " East, E. S. Deming Reading, John Weston Shirley, Thomas Whitney " North, David Damon Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge Rehoboth, GranvilJeStevens Somerset, Elisha Slade, jr. " Centre,Jona.Wheaton.jr. " West, Nathaniel Mason Richmond, Asa Cone Southboro', Sullivan Fay Roche8ter,CharlesJ. Holmes South bridge, LarkinAmidon " Mattapoisset,Theophilus South Reading, Eli A. Yale Pitcher, jr. S. Orange, J. R. Whipple 10 110 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Shrewsburj', C. R. Stone Ward, Zebulon Gary South wick, John Mills Ware, Joel Rice Southampt., Jas. K. Sheldon Wareham, David Nye Spencer, Amasa Bernis, jr. " West, Bartlett Murdock " North, John M. Goodell " East, Thomas Savery Springfield, Albert Morgan Warwick, Wiiliam Cobb Sterling, Thomas H. Blood " South, Apollos Root Stockhridge, Thaddeus Watertown, Benjamin Dana Pomeroy Webster, Jonathan Day «* West, E. Kellogg WaterfordjDarius A Farnam " Stoneham, W. Svveetser James Wilson, jr. Stoughton, Lemuel Gay Welfleet, Josiah Whitman " East, Darius Littlefield " Jeremiah Jones Stow, Francis Conant " South, R. Arey, jr. Sturbridge, Alvin Allen Wendell, Lewis Stone Sunderland, Wm. Delano Wenham, Ezra Lummus Sudbury, Jacob Rice Westboro'jCharles Parkman '' East, Newell Heard " Wessonvilie, S. Wesson Sutton, Nehemiah Chase W.Boylston, Thos. B. Davis " West, Eben. Caldwell Weslliarapton, John A. Judd Svvanzey, John Mason W. Newbury, Thomas Hills Taunton, Joseph L. Lord We.'ttern, Nathan Hathaway " East, E. Washburn Westfield, M. Ives, jr. Templeton, Artemas Lee Westford, J. W. P. Abbott Tewksbury, Jacob Coggin Millville, Willard Wilson Tisbury, Willard Luce Wales, Loring Wales Tolland, Alfred Webber Westminster, TimothyDoty Topsfield, N. Cleaveland Weston, Abraham Hewes Townsend, Aaron Keyes Westport, Stephen Howland " James S. W^alton W. Springfield, E.Winchell Troy, William B. Canedy Weymouth, Cotton Tufts Truro, H. Gross " East, Lovell Bicknell <' North, E. L. Gross " South, Jos. Loud, jr. Tyngsboro', Daniel Rich- Whately, Levi Bark, jr. ardson " West, J R. Goodenough Tyringham, A. Miller " Centre, Lewis Bush, jr. " South, S. C. Buell " David Stockbridge, jr. ^' North, William Arnold Wilbraham, Wm. Knight Upton, Eli Warren " South, J. S. Chaftee Uxbridge, John W. Capron Washington, W. G. Bal- " North, Samuel Read lantine Walpole, Harvey Clapp Windsor, Hezekiah M. " East, David Morse Wells

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Williamstown, Phineas Wrentham, DaviJ Fisher Cone " Nortl), Ebeiiezer Bhike " South, John P. Jordon " South, Samufl Druce Winchendon, M. Whitcomb Yarmouth, B. Matthews, jr. Woburn, B. Buckman " Port, Tnnotliy Read Worcester, James Wilson " West, EInathan Lewis Worthington, WilliamVVard " South, Thomas Akin RATES OF POSTAGE. For single letters composed of one piece of paper, — Any distance not exceeding 30 miles, 6 cents. — Over 30 and not exceeding 80 miles, 10 cents. — Over 80 and not exceeding 150 miles, 12 l-2cents. — Over ISOandnot exceeding 400 miles, 18 3-4 cents. — Over 400 miles, 25 cents. Double Letters, or those composed of two pieces of paper, are charged with double those rates. Triple Letters, or those composed of three pieces of paper, are charged with triple those rates. Quadruple Letters, or those composed of four pieces of paper, are charged with quadruple those rates. Jill Letters, weighing one ounce avoirdupois, or more, are charged at the rate of single postage for each quarter of an ounce, or quadruple postage for each ounce, according to their weight ; and no letter can be charged with more than quadruple postage, unless its weight exceeds one ounce avoirdupois. The postage on Ship Letters, if delivered at the office where the vessel arrives, is six cents ; if conveyed by post, two cents in addition to the ordinary postage. J^ewspaper Postage. — For each Newspaper not carried out of the State in which it is published, or if carried out of the State, but

carried not over 100 miles, 1 cent. — Over 100 miles, and out of the State in which it is published, 1 1-2 cents. Magazines and Pamphlets. — If published periodically, distance not exceeding 100 miles, 1 1-2 cents per sheet. — Over 100 miles, 2 1-2 cents per sheet. If not published periodically, distance not exceeding 100 miles, 4 cents per sheet. — Over 100 miles, 6 cents per sheet. Small pamphlets, containing not more than a half sheet royal, are charged with half those rates. Eight pages quarto are rated as one sheet, and all other sizes in the game proportion. The number of sheets which it contains, must be printed or written on one of the outer pages of every pamphlet or magazine to be sent by mail. Where the number of sheets is not truly stated, double postage is charged. Every thing not coming under the denomination of newspapers or pamphlets, is charged with letter postage. Letters to Canada are forwarded through the agents of the United States at Kingston, Upper Canada, and Montreal, Lower Canada. No postmaster or assistant Postmaster can act as agent for lottery offices, or under any colour of purchase or otherwise vend lottery

tickets ; nor can any Postmaster receive free of postage, or frank any lottery schemes, circulars, or tickets. For a violation of this provision of the law, the persons offending shall suffer a penalty of tifty dollars. Jn 1832, the number of Post-Offices were 9205. 112 Massachusetts Medical Society. FELLOWS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Samuel Adams Boston Artemas Brown Medivay Ebenezer Alden RandoLfih J, Bullard Southborough Eben. Ames K. Sudbury John S. Bartlett JV. York Willard Arms JVorthfeld Silas Brown Wilmington Benjamin Austin A'^^wton W.Biidp:man Belchertown John Andrews Wendell Oliver Bliss Longmeadoiv Zabdiel B. Adams Boston Gamaliel Bradford Boston Edwin Adams Boston Josinh Bartlett Concord Samuel A\denBridg'€ivater Thomas Boulton Egremont Horatio Adams Waltham George Baker Lancaster John Atkinson A/l?Wi5 w rz//2or< John M Brewster Lenox E. H. Bartlett Duxbury John Bartlett Roxbury John K. Briggs Dedham Amos Bancroft Groton T. R. Boutelle Leominster W. Buell Litchfieldy Conn. John Brooks Barnardston Jesse Big:elcw Granville Benj. Barrett Northamfiton George Bates Boston WyattC.Boyden Beverly Josiah Bachelder Prov- S. G. Burnap Hoiliston incetonvn A. Brigham Hartford, Ct, Stephen Batchelder Roy- Henry Bartlett Roxbury alston Thaddeus Brown Billerica Calvin Briggs Marblehead David Bemis S/irmgfield ThomasBucklin Hofikinton A. J. Bellows Paxton Nathl. Bemis Watertoivn George Bartlett Boston Anson Bates Barre Charles (). Barker Lynn Jacob Bigelow Boston William B. Brown Lynn John B. Brown Boston Sylvanus Brown Maiden A. Bennett Auburn, JST. Y. Erastus Beach Sandisfield Hezekiah Clark Ephraim Buck Maiden Daniel Collins Lenox Stephen Bates Charlemont H. H. Childs Pitfsfield Parley Barton Orange R. Champion W. Sfiringfield Hubbard Bartlett Lee Isaac G. Cutler Amherst Ira Bryant Cummington Walter Channing Boston Williams Bradford Boston Rufus Cowles Amherst Reuben Bell Hadley Samuel C lesson JST, Salem Samuel Bugbee Wrentham Caleb Chapin Mw York Massachusetts Medical Society. 113

A. Clark Cummington George Estabrook Holden A. Collamore Pembroke Hezekiah Eldridge Bo.^lon Dennis Cooley Deerfield Caleb Ensign Daiton Elijah VV. Carpenter Bar- Calvin Ellis Boston nnrdston Eben. Childs Shclburne John Frink Rutland S. Clark Hubbardston James Foster Rochester Charles Culver Noah Fyefield Weymouth Jacob Corey Sturbridge Abel Fox Savannah, Ga. Edward L. Coffin Lynn J H. Flint jVorthanipton H.Cunningham iAu^eiv^wrz/ ChandlerFlaggMar^/t/^fflc/ George Choate Salem Amos Earnsworth Boston Nehe. Cutter Pep/iereil Royal Fowler Stockbridge Aaron Cornish Falmouih Edward Flint Leicester Joseph Clark Josiah F. Flagg Boston Benjamin Cutter Woburn Timothy Fisher Holliston Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem Joshua B. Flint Boston GeorgeCogswell Bradford John Flint Boston Charlt s Choate Boston E. P. Fearing .Kiniuckct Nelson Carpenter Wtsterri John D. Fisher Bo

Jacob Holmes Mhol William Ingalls Boston John Hastings Hatjidd David Hunt Northnmfiton James Jackson Boston Zadock Howe Bilkrka Benjamin James Weston George Hayward Boston Daniel James Albany Uriah Hagar Waltliam John James Albany Enoch Hale Boston Jonathan G. Johnson JYeiv- Eli Hall Blandford buryport John Homans Boston Samuel Johnson Salem James Hewins Mtdjield BelaB. Jones Southamfiton LoammiHarringtonPflj:/on Elisha James Scituate G. Hooker Syracuse^ M Y, Artemas Johnson Seekonk Israel Hildreth Dracut John Jeffries Boston Benj.F.HeywoodJ^orcesrer J. Jennison Canton, China Amory Hunting Franklin John B. S. Jackson Boston RufusHathawayjDwxdwry Vincent Holcomb Granv. John B. Kittredge Fra- LevlW.Humphreys South- mingham tutck Pearson Kendall Sterling James Holland Westjield Joseph Kittredge Andover Benjamin W. Hildreth Aaron King Palmer Marlborough Hen. Kittredge Tewksbury Chas. T. Hildreth Boston Gideon Kibbee Wilbraham LutherM.Harris Roxbury P. T. Kendall Sterling Thad. W. Harris Cambr. Paul Kittredge Littleton Appleton Howe Weymouth Ingalls Kittredge Beverly I. Stearns Heard Charles- Nathan C. Keep Boston town I. Kittredge, jr. Beverly Isaac Hodges Adams Benj. Kittredge Salem Saml. Hart Syracuse^JV. Y. Edward A. Holyoke Salem Jona. Leonard Sandnoich Anson Hooker R. Cambr. William Lamb Grafion Hiram Hosmer Watertcivn Seth Lathrop W.Sfi ringfeld Josh. H. Hayward Boston Dan Lamb Charlton John C. Hayden Cam- Joseph Lovell Washington^ bridgeport District Columbia Ebenezer Hunt Danvera Joel Lyon Gill Joseph F. Hill Monte Video George Leonard Taunton John C.Howard Boston Rufus Longley Haverhill Daniel Harwood Boston Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston Francis J. Higginson Cam- Ivory H.Lucas Sandwich bridge Jona. Leonardjr. Sandwich Wm. G. Hannaford Boston John Lummus Lynn j

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George W. Lane Boston George W. Otis Boston Josepli Osgood Danvers James Mann JVenv York Thomas Manning I/iswich Cyrus Perkins JSTenv York, Nathaniel Miller Franklin A'. Y. C. Macomber Marshjitld Thomas I. Parker Boston Reuben I). Muzzey Han- Nathaniel Peabody Salem over, A". H, Amos Parker Bolton Caleb Miller Rehoboth Wm. Pavson Foxborough FrancisMoore Eaton^J^. Y. Nathl. S.Prentiss Roxbury Calvin Martin Seekonk FreemanPerry Fairhaven^ Peter Mackie Wareham Indiana Wm. B. Mason Dartmouth Alfred Perry Stcckhridge AndrewMackie Plymouth Boston Elisha Mather Northamfit. Usher Parsons Providence, Silas Marshall Temfileton R.I. I. W. MuUiken Dorchester Daniel Porter Wendell J. S. Mayhew Fairhaven Abner Phelps Boston Joseph W. McKean Boston Wm.Parkhurst Petersham Samuel Morrill Boston Benj. Pond Westborough John G. Metcalf Mendon Gustavus D. Peck Milford J. A. Marshall Fitchburf^h Mendon Lawson Mirick Brookjidd Abel L. Pierson Salem John M. Moriarty 8akm SyivanusPlympton Woburn R. A. Meriam Marblehead Nathl. Peirce kshbumham GeorgeMansfield Waltham MosesPhelps Hubbardston Alanson Porter Williamst, Andrew Nichols Danvers Nathan Perry J^orth Jonathan Newell Stow Bridgeiuater Nathaniel Niles Paris Thos. W. Parsons Boston France SturgisPhinney jV

Daniel Perley Boxford John Starkweather Ufiton Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Richard S. SpofFord JVVw- Marshall S.Perry Boston buryport Moses Porter, jr. Hadiey Thomas Sears Stillman Spaulding JLex- Peter G.Robbins Roxbury ington John Randall Boston Paul Spooner N. Bedford John Revere Philadelfihia Samuel A. Shurtleff ^'o«/ow Dean Robinson JVewbury Woodbridge Strong Boston Alexander Read JVeiv William Sweetser Boston Bedford John M. Smith Spencer Benjamin Rogers Great Caleb H. Snow Boston Barrington Jonathan Stone Canton Thos. Richmond Westford BenjaminSeabury Orleans Edward Reynolds Boston John P. Spooner Dorchester Chandler Robbins Boston Jerome V. C. Smith Boston George Russell Lincoln L. A. Smith JVewark, A*. J. Horatio Robinson Boston Asa Story Manchester Solon O. Richardson South Joseph Shed Danvers Readmg Steph.H. Spaulding JVatick M. R. Randall Rehoboth Martin Spear Dedham Joseph Roby Boston Saml. Smith VVilliamstown Ebenezer Stone Walfiole Foster Swift U. S. Army Samuel Shaw Plainfield Benjamin ShurtiefFS^.v/ow J.Greely Stevenson Boston John Stone Sfiringjield D,HumphreysStorerBoi/o« Ephraim Stone Harvard John Seabury Chatham George C. Shattuck Boston Paul Swift Nantucket Tijomas Sewall Washing- Jonathan Studley Hanover ton, D. C. John B. Stebbins Boston Daniel Swan Medford Isaac P. Smith Maiden Ephraim Stone Harvard Paul Simpson, jr. Boston AlpheusF.StoneG/-e

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Gridley Thaxter Mington George Willard Uxbridge EzekielThaxter Abingicn John W. Webster Cam- SoIomonD.TowsendZ^o&rorz bridge Saml.Titus CambridgrfioH Charles W. Wilder Fitch- AVm H. Tyler Lam sboro' burgh Arad I'hnmpson Middle- Lucius Wright JVorth borough Bronkfield Amos Taylor Warivick Jonathan Wales,jr Ran- AlexanderThomas /?o*^on doljih Augustus Torrey Beverly William C. Whittredge, John G. Treadwell Salem Neiv Bedford Thos. H.Thompson Boston As'.i G. Welsh Lee William Thornton Grafton James M. Whittemore, Brighton John C. Warren Boston Abel Wilder Mendon John Walton Pepfierell Charles Wild Brookline RufusWyman Charlestown Simon Whitney Fra- CharlesWorthingtonZ,

Elias Weld Ma I thus A. Ward Salem Timothy Wellington West Jonathan Ware Milton Cawbridge Charles Walker Boston Jona. Wild, jr. Braintree Wm. Workman Shrews- Noah Whitman Bridge- bury water Abraham A.Watson Boston Daniel Wardwell Andover Benjamin F. Wing Boston Thomas Whitcomb Lex- James Wood Boston ington Henry Willard Province- Stephen W. Williams, town Deerfield Edward Warren Boston William J.Walker Charles- Albert Williams Boston tonvn Isaac R. Worcester Kings- John Ware Boston ton Oren Wright Pittsjield Joseph Warren Middlefield Samuel Young Harvard RobertWorthingtonZ.fnoj:^

NATIONAL DEBT. On the first of January, 1833, the entire public debt of the United States, funded and unfunded, will be reduced to within a fraction of seven million of dollars, of which $2,227,363 are not of right redeemable until the first of January, 1834, and 4,735,296 not until the 2d of January J 835. President's Message. 118 Convention of Ministers.

The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congrega- tional Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with no particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is held in Boston, in the afternoon of the last Wednesday in May, annually, at five, p. m. and the following day. After transacting the usual business of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congregational Clergy- men. The Officers of the Convention at present are — Rev. Alexander Young, jr. of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. Dr. Wisner, of Boston, Scribe of the Convention. Rev. Dr. Osgood, first Preacher. Rev. Prof Stuart, second Preacher. For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committees ; a Central Committee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in different parts of the State. The Reporting Com- mittee are required, each year, to investigate the circum- stances of the objects of this charity, whether already on the list, or needing, or applying the first time for aid, and make a particular statement to the Central Committee, di- rected to the Scribe of the Convention, at least one week before the meeting of the Convention. Should any member neglect so to do for two successive years, his place in the Reporting Committee shall be vacated. The Central Com- mittee receive from the members of the Reporting Com- mittee applications and statements of facts in behalf of sub- jects of the charity of the Convention, and, having consid- ered the same, are to judge of the persons to be relieved, and the proportion to be given to each, and make report to the Convention, on the first day of their meeting, annually. The statements of the members of the Reporting Com- mittee are expected to contain answers to the following questions — 1. What is her age ? 2. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and the circumstances of her children ?

3. What is a fair estimate of her property ? 4. What is her ability to help herself? Congregational Charitable Society. 119

5. What connexions has she, who are bound to afford her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her? G What Is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an object

of charity ; or make it desirable, that she should have aid this year ? CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codnian, D. d. Rev. Samuel Gile, with the Treasurer and Scribe. REPORTING COMMITTEE. Svffolk. Barnstable. Rev. Benj. B. Wisner, d. d. Rev. Philander Shaw. Essex. Rev. Ezra Goodwin. Rev. Peter Eaton, d. d. Worcester. Rev. Brown Emerson. Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Middlesex. Rev. John Fiske. Rev. Samliel Stearns. Rev. Joseph Chickering. Rev. Sylvester F. Bucklin. Hampden. JVorfolk. Rev. Isaac Knapp. Rev. Elisha Fiske. Hampshire. Plymouth. Rev. Nathan Perkins, jr. Rev. James Kendall, D. D. Franklin. Rev. Daniel Huntington. Rev. Winthrop Bailey. Bristol. Berkshire. Rev. Pitt Clarke. Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. The Convention earnestly recommend to all young gen- tlemen who design to devote themselves to the work of the ministry, to spend that portion of time in the study of divinity, which learned and judicious advisers shall think necessary ta qualify them for public teachers.

Massachusetts Congregational Charitable Society. Annual meeting on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May. [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786 ; "for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of deceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] President, Peter C. Brooks. Vice-President, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Secretary, Rev. . Treasurer, George Ticknor. Committee for nominating the objects of its charity, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Porter, Rev. Dr. Pierce.- 120 Bishops in the United States.

General Association in Massachusetts. This body was organized in June, 1805. It is com- posed of delegations from particular Associations of evangelical Congregational Ministers, two from each Association. Its members " admit as articles of faith, the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally express- ed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and consider these doctrines which have been generally embraced by the churches of New England, as the " basis of their union." This body wholly disclaims ecclesiastical power or authority over the churches, or the opinions of individ- uals. The essential objects, as expressed in their Consti- tution, are '* to promote brotherly intercourse and harmo- ny, and their mutual animation, assistance, and usefulness as ministers of Christ." [O^ Annual meetings fourth Tuesday in June.

Protestant Episcopal. Church in the United States. Right Rev. William White, D. D. of , Penn. Right Kev, Henry U. Onderdonk, D. D. Assistant Bishop for Diocese of . Right Rev. B. T. Onderdonk, D. D. of New York, JN. Y. Right Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, D. D. of the Eastern Diocese, Salem, Mass. Right Rev. Richard C. Moore, D. D. of Richmond, Virg. Right Rev. Nath. Bowen, D. D. of Charleston, S. C. Right Rev. Thomas C. Brovvnell, D. D., LL. D. of Hartford, Conn. Right Rev. William Meade, D. D. Assistant Bishop for the Diocese of . Right Rev. William M. Stone, D. D. Bishop for the Diocese of Md. Right Rev. Levi S. Ives, D. D. Bishop for the Diocese of N. Carolina. Right Rev. John H. Hopkins, D. D. of the Diocese of Vermont. Right Rev. Benjamin B. Smith, D. D. of the Diocese of Kentucky. Right Rev. Charles P. M'llvaine, D. D. of the Diocese of . Right Rev. George W. Doane, of the Diocese of . Methodist Bishops. Right Rev. William M'Kendree, D. D. Right Rev. Robert R. Roberts, Right Rev. Joshua Soule, D. D. Right Rev. Elijah Hedding, D. D. Right Rev. James O. Andrew, and Right Rev. John Emory, D. D. Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Most Rev. James Whitefield, Archbishop, of . Right Rev. Benedict Joseph Flaget, of Bardstown, Ken. Right Rev. John B. M. David, Coadjutor to Bishop Flaget, Vincennes. Right Rev, Benedict Fenvvick, of Boston, r,la,ss. Right Rev. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis. Right Rev. John Dubois, of New York. Right Rev. Michael Portier, of Mobile. Right Rev. H. Conwell, of Philadelphia. I. P. Kenrick, Coadjutor to Bishop Conwell, of Philadelphia. Right Rev. J. England, of Charleston. Right Rev. De Neckere, of New Orleans. Churches and Ministers in Boston. 121 CHURCHES AKD MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL IJV MJiSSJCHUSETTS.

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

; ; for Presbyterian ; B for Baptist M for Methodist F Friends ; U

for Universalist ; N J for New Jerusalem j R C for Roman Catholic. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. Cbauncy Place, Nath'l. L. Frothingham, C Second Cong. Hanover-Street, Ralph W. Emerson, - C First Baptist, Hanover-Street, William Hague, - - B Old South, Washington-Street, --C Kings Chapel, Tremont-St. James Freeman,v. d. ? Unita- "^°- F. W. P. Greeenwood. > Brattle-Street, - C New North, Hanover-Street, Francis Parkman, - - C New South, Summer-Street, Alexander Young, jr. - C Christ's Church, Salem-Street, William Croswell, - - E Federal-Street, William E. Channing, d. d. > p Ezra S. Gannett, $ Hollis-Street, John Pierpont, ------C Trinity, Summer-Street, ---E Lynde-Street, Charles Lowell, d. d. -C Second Baptist, Baldwin Place, Baron Stow, - - - B First Universalist, Hanover-Street, Sebastian Streeter, U' Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin-Street, Right, Rev. Benedict Fenwick, Rev. T. J. O'Flagherty, V. G., Wm. Tyler, Michael Healy, R. C. First Methodist, North Bennet-Street, Jo^re Lmcfzey and Shipley W. Willson, M Second Methodist, Bromfield-Street, Isaiah Sanborn^ M Bethel, Hanover Avenue, Edward T. Taylor, African Methodist, May-Street, Samuel Snowden, - M Christian Society, Sea-Street, Joshua V. Himes, - - B African Baptist, Belknap-Street, B Third Baptist, Charles-Street, Daniel Sharp, d. D. - B Park-Street, Joel H. Linslcy, -C Second Universalist, School-Street, Hosea Ballou, - U South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, -C St. Matthew's, South Boston, J. L. Blake, - - - - E Hawes Place, South Boston, Lemuel Capen, - - - C St. Augustine's, South Boston, R. C. St. Paul's, Tremont-Street, John S. Stone, Rector, - E

Grace, Bedford-Street, Samuel McBurney, - . - - E Union, Essex-Street, Samuel Green, C Green-Street, William Jenks, d.d. - C 11 122 Churches and Ministers in Essex.

Central Universalist, Bulfinch-Street, Paul Dean, - U Twelfth Congregational, Chambers-St. Samuel Barrett, C Bowfloin-Street, Hubbard Winsloic, -.-.-- C Purchase-Street, George Ripley, C Federal- Street, Hoicard Malcom, ------B Salem-Street, George W. Blagden, ...... C Pine-Street, Jlmos Jl. Phelps, C South Baptist, South Boston, Rollin TJ. JVeale, - - - B South Cong. Washington-Street, Mellish I. Motte, - C Fourth Universalist, South Boston, B Wldttemore, - U Mariner's, Fort Hill, Jonathan Grecnleaf. New Jerusalem, Tremont-St. Thomas Worcester, N.J. Friends, Milton Place F Piedmont-Street, Moses Thacher, ^ C Reformed Methodist, Hanover-Street, John Reynolds, M Chelsea, Horatio Alger, - - ---C Edward J. Fuller, C M CHAPELS. Mission Chapels in Buttolph, Commercial, and Sea Streets. Episcopal Miss. Chapel, Franklin Avenue, Asa Eaton, d.d. Congregational Meeting in Western Avenue. Congre. Chapel in Friend-Street, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d.

Ministers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thursdays, at the first Church in Chauncy Place, arranged according to seniority. Dr. Harris Mr. Pierpont Mr. Walker Mr. Motte Dr. Richmond Mr. Park man Mr. Green Mr. Ripley Dr. Gray Mr. Capen Mr. Barrett Mr. Whitney Dr. Pierce Mr. Frothinghara Mr. Gannett Mr. Alger Dr. Lowell Mr. Greenwood Mr. Young Mr. Putnum

ESSEX. Ameshury Benj. Sawyer C Bradford C Peter S. Eaton C Gardner B. Perry C Elijah Foster B Charles S.M'Reading M David Damon C Beverly Christophef T. Jehiel Smith U Thayer C Andover Bailey Loring C Ebenezer Robinson C Milton Badger C David Oliphant C Theological Sem. C Jonathan Aldrich B Samuel C. Jackson C Boxford Isaac Briggs C B Peter Eaton, d. d. C La Roy Sunderland M C Churches and Ministers in Essex. 123

Danv. Milton P. Braman C Manchest. S. M. Emerson C GeorR:e Cowles C Marbleh.S^iVnut] Dana John Holrnyd B Samuel W.Cozzens Charles C. Sevvall C John Bartlet F. A. Hodsdon U Eastman E Aveiy Briggs Essex Rrbert Crowell C N, S. Spaukiing

Joslin B Methuen Sylvester < U Pit-rce C Gloucester Hds. Hiidreth C Josiah Hill C Moses Sawyer C u U B Thomas Jones U Middle t. Forest Jefferds C David Jewett C J\f^envbury L. VVithingtcn C Samuel Adlam B James Miltimore ) p. Aaron Jnsselyn M John C. March S Sandy Bay Bartlet Isaac R. Barbour C Pease B Charles S. Porter C William R. Stone M B. B. Murray U Newburnfiort Thomas Hamilton Jost-ph B. Felt C B. Fox C Haverhill Dudley Phelps C James Morss, d.d. E Samuel H. Peckham C Luther F. Dimmick C C C. W. Milton C John H. Stephens C John Proud fit P Abijah Cross C Daniel Dana, d. d. P Stephen P. Hill B Nath'l W. Williams B Otis Wing B Selah Stocking M T. G. Farnsworth U West Neiuhury Henry Henry Plumer F. B. C. Wright C JpsiD. David T. Kimball C John Q. A. Edgell C Daniel Fitz C J. B. Brown M Epaphras Kibby M U Lynn David Peabody C i?ca//

124 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

John P. Cleaveland C Salisbury Brown Emerson C Ritch Lucius Bolles, d. d . 7 g Elijah Foster Rufus Babcock, jr. 5 W. D. Cass James W. Tlionison G William Williams C Saugus Leaiuel Willis U Eleazer Blake Kilton F. B. T(.p8fi'id James F. F M'Ewen C Jesse Fillmore M Thomas Stetson M William Wiley R. C Wenham Ebenezer P. Cyrus Pitt Grosvenor B Sperry C C MIDDLESEX. ^cton James G. William Newell C Woodbury C Carlisle Stephen Hull C U Cliarlestown Warren ^a^oi/Ezekiel L.Bascom C Fay, D D. C Henry Jackson B M Rufus Spaulding M Bedford Samuel Stearns C Oliver Holden B BiUtrica^2iih., Whitman C Linus S. Everett U B C C Patrick Byrne R. C. Boxboro* lames R. Chelmsford C Cushing C Hezeki. Packard d.d. C C C M John Parkhurst B U E Brighton Daniel Austin C U William Adams C Concord Ezra Ripley, Burlington Saml.Sewall C D D. V C Cambridge Neh. Adams C Hersey B. Goodwin ) Thomas W. Coit E C Thomas B. Gannett C u Harvard University C Dracut Joseph Merrill C Bela Jacobs B P Lucius R. Pais;e U Dunstable C Leonard B. Griffing M B B U James D. Green C EMudbury Jno.B.Wight C William A. Stearns C Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 125

M Natick Martin Moore C Framin^ham Artemas C B. Muzzev C Neivton Jonathan Ho- ) Charles Train B mer, d. o. \ C David Kelloge; > James Bates ^ ) George Trask > Livman Gilbert C M Joseph Grafton B U A. L. Baury E Groton Char. Robinson C Charles K. True M* John Todd C C 7/o///5^o« Elijah Demond C P<°/2^(?re// James Howe C Hotikinton JSath. Howe C Reading Benjamin W. E Parker C M Jared Reid C Lexington Chas. Briggs C George Matthews B Lincoln C E. L. Sew all C M B Littleton Wm. H.White C Sherburne Amos Clarke C Silas Kenney B Samuel Lee C U Shirley Hope Brown C Lowell Theodore Edson E Russell Streeter U Enoch W. Freeman B C Amos Blanchard C Shakers George Pickering ) ^ South Reading Reuben David Kilborn > Emerson C Calvin Gardner U James Huckins B William Barry, jr. C U James Barnaby B Stoneham C W. Twining C U John Mahony R. MC. Sionio John L. Sibley MC Maiden Sylvanus Cobb U U B Sudbury Rufus Hurlbut C A. U. Swinnerton M M Rob't. D.Easterbrook M Tewksburyl^icoh Coggin O J^arlboro' C Townsend William M. Seth Alden C Rogers C Thomas J.Greenwood U Caleb Brown B William Livesey M U Med/ord Caleb Stetson C Tyne-sdoro'N.Lawrence C C B Josiah Bracket M Waltham Samuel Ripley C U Bernard Whitman C 11* 126 Churches and Ministers in Hampshire.

Sewall Harding C Leonard Luce C M U R.C. Weston Joseph Field C Watertoivn Convers Abraham D. Merrill M Francis C Timo'hy P. Ropes B Philenn David Wrisjht B David Kimball J C £. Hamfiton P. Williston C Prescott Eben. Brown C jEw/if/d Joshua Crosby ) ^ Southamfiion Morris E Sumner G. Clapp \ White C Goshen Henry B.Holmes C S, HadUy Artemas Boies C William Hubbard B Willium Tyler C Granby Eli Moody C Erastus Otis M Joseph Knight C Ware Augustus B. Read C M Parsons Cooke C Greenw/cAJos.Blodget ) ^ Joseph Glazier B Joseph H. Patrick S Luther Pain M Joel Knight M Went Ham/iton Enoch ") John H. Willis U Hale C C HadUy John Brown, d.d. C Horace B* Chapin j

I Churches and Ministers in Plymouth. 127

John Truair C WorthmgtJ.h. Pomeroy C Wiiliam'iburgHen.LoTd C PLYMOUTH. Abington Melancthon John Allen B J. Wheeler C Josiah W. Powers C Lucius Alden C M Daniel Thomas C MarsfifietdMdvxm Parris C Silas Hall B Elijah Leonard C Bridg' water R. M. B Hodges C E Ebenezer Gay C Mark Staples M Matthias Munro £ Middleborough William M Eaton C Carver Plummer Chase C John Shaw C B Philip Colby C M B Duxbury l.A]lyn,D.i).} q B Benjannin Kent > Hervey Fittz B Daniel Fillmore M Ebenezer Briggs B Joseph B-^nfield U M E.BridgewaterE\iphB\et At Bridgewater Daniel P. Crafts C Huntington C Baalis Sanford C Halifax C Dexter S. King M M U Hanover C Pembroke Morrill Allen C B F Calvin Wolcott E James B. Barnes M M Plymouth James Hanson Freeman P. Kendall, d. d. C Howland C Joshua Barrett C B Frederick Freeman C Elmer Hewitt U Benjamin Whitmore C JETm^^amJos Richardson C Thomas Conant B N'icholas B. Whitney C James H. Bu$^bee U Charles Brooks C Charles J. Warren C Stephen Puffer M Timothy Cole B A. A.Folsom U Plymfiton Elijah Dexter C Timothy R. Cressey B Hull M /?ocA.Lem.Le-Barron > ^,, Eingaton Jonathan Cole C Thomas Robbins J 1S8 Churches and Ministers in Bristol. c Churches in Barnstable and Dukes. 129

B William H. Taylor B Benjamin C. Grafton B Oren Fowler C M Ira M. Bidwell M John 3. Dodds V F John Corry R, C. C Troy Bradley Miner B Weatfiort C B\RNSTABLE. Barnstablf Hen, Hersey C H. Thacher M Enoch Pratt C Marshhee Phineas Fish C Edmund N. Harris B M Hazael Lucus C Orleans John Bartley C Frederick Upham M B John M. Spear U M Brewster Sam. Williams C Provincetoion C T. K. Taylor U Ephraim Wiley M M Davis C B Sandwich Ezra S. Chatham C Goodwin c U Asahel Cobb c David Culver M F B Joel Steele M Dennis Dan, M. Stearns C Charles Noble M John Sanford C Patrick Canavan R.C. U Truro Silas Baker C M William Ramsdell ) w Eastham Philan. Shaw C Benjamin Keith S U Wetfleet Stephen Bailey C Hector Brownson M Squire B. Haskell M Falmouth F Yarmouth Nathaniel Benjamin Woodbury C Cogswell C C Simeon Crowell B Amos Binney M M Harwich C C Davis Lothrop B DUKES. ChUmark Tim. Davis C Fred.Baylies, Mission- Lewis Jansen M ary to the Indians C Edgartonvn Reu. Porter C Tisbury Lewis Jansen M John J. Bliss M Seth Ewer B Seth Ewer B 130 Churches in Nantucket and Worcester. NANTUCKET. J^antuckei Steph. MsLSon C Thomas C. Pierce M Seth F. Swift C William Alley M George Brauburne U Friends (3 Churches) WORCESTER; Ashburnham George Dovglas David Holman C Goodyear C Job B. Boomer B N. B. Spaiildirg M F Athai Josiah Moore C M Baruch B. Beckwith C Z)wt//fz/ James H.Francis C Stephen S. Nelson B Isaac Jennison M U U Barre C FitchburgJdhn A. Albro C Moses G. Grosvenor C Calvin Lincoln, jr. C B Appleton Morse B U J.Parker M M Gardner Jonathan Farr C Berlin Robt.F. Wallcutt C Sumner Lincoln C C B Bolton Isaac Allen C M F Grafton John Wilde C John W. Chickering C OVis Converse B Jefferson Haskell M C Oaks M Hardnvick Martin Boyliiton\^m.n, Sanford C Tupper C C John Goldsbury C u Ebenezer Burt B Brookjield Fr. Horton C U George R. Noyes C Harvard Washington John Chase B Gilbert C C George Fisher C S. Davis M B Oilman Noyes M Shakers Charltov. Juo. Wilder, jr. C Warren Emerson M James Boomer B U Oilman Noyes U Flolden C C Appleton Belknap B Dana C Hubburdston Abner D. B J )r.es C John VVniis > Samuel Gay C Joshua Flagg ^ Lancast.^ Thayer, d.d.C U Leicester John Nelson C Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 131

Lott Jones E William Wolcott C F PhiWfisf. Jos. Chickering C John Green B Paul Townsend M E. F. Newell M Princet'^n C Leominster Abel Conant C Alonzo Phillips P C B Samuel Glover B Royalston Eben. Perkins C M Samuel Simonds B Lunerburg Ebenezer M Hubbard C Rutland Josiah Clark C M C Mendon C u C Shrewsbury Geo. Allen C Adin Ballou C M U F Southboro* C F B John M. S. Perry C Walter Follet C MtllburyOsgood HerrickC Southb ridge Jason Park C M Addison Parker B George VV. Carr.pbell P Spencer Levi Packard C Milford David Long C Silas Kenney B M U Elbridge Trull, jr. U Sterling Peter Osgood C JV*. tiraintree John Fiske C Northboro^ Joseph Allen C Sturbridge Jos. S. Clark C Alonzo King B B Samuel A. Fay C U Aorr>^6r.J. Crane, D.D.) q Sutton John Maltby C Samuel fi. Fletcher \ B Amasa Taylor M John Walker B F Daniel L. B. Goodwin E N. Brookfield Thomas Temfileton C.Wellington C Snell, B D. D. MC Winthrop Morse Oakham C M S. W. Coggshall C Z^^o;^ Benjamin Wood C Oxford C DexttT B. Bullard B Snh Chandler U U Paxton Moses Winch C H. Walden M Petersham Luther Uxbridge David A. Wilson C Grosvenor C B F 132 Churches and Ministers in Berkshire.

U PVestminsterCyrus Mann C M Charles Hudson U Ward Miner G. Pratt C M John Paine B B Wesihoro' Elisha Winchend. Eber L. Clark C Hock wood C Samuel Simonds B Rowen B M Went Boylston John Worcester Rodney A. Board nman C Miller C Joseph G. Binney B Aaron Bancroft, D.D.) ^(^ Webster B Alonzo Hill $ M Fred. Augustas Willard B Western Charles Fitch C John S. C. Abbot C U M BERKSHIRE. Adams Charles B.Keyes B B Caleb B. Tracy C Samuel B. Shaw E M Lee Alvan Hyde, D. d. C Mford C B M L. Pease M Becket Joseph L. Mills C Lenox Samuel B Shepard, d. d. C M Benj. C. C. Parker E CA

C. F. Pelton M B. Hibbard M Sandisjield Levi White C Shakers Washington Caleb N. C. Skinner B Knight C Savoy C B Benj. F. Remington B M SheffieldisimQS Bradford C W, Stockbridge Munson C. Gaylord C B Spencer B StocUridge David D. Williamatoivn Ralph Field C VV. Gridley C C B B M M Windsor G. Dorrance C Tyringh. Jos, W* Dov7 C George Walker B Ira Hall B C NORFOLK. BelEngham Dorchester T. M. Har- ris, D. D. C John Cod Braintree Richard S. ) man, d. D. C Storrs [ C Edw. Richmond, d. d. C Edward A. Park ) John T. Burrill M Jonas Perkins C David Sanford C Lyman Mathews C Dover Ralph Sanger C S. O. Wright M Foxboro' Willard Pierce C ^roo^lA'neJ no.Pierce.D.D.C T. C. Tingley B Joseph A. Warne B M Canton F. Edes Franklin N. Em- Henry C ^ B mons, D. D. > C M Elam Smalley S C U U Daniel Dorchester M Cohasset Jacob Flint C A/^c/y?e/rfJamesA.KendallC Aaron Picket C Moses Curtis B Dedham Eben, Burgess C C Harrison G. Park C Medway Luther Bailey C John White C Jacob Ide C Alvan Lamson C Seth Chandler U Samuel B. Babcock E Milton Samuel Gile C Thomas Driver B C T. B. Thayer U William Morse U M M 12 134 Churches and Ministers in Franklin.

JVeedham Wm.-Ritchie C Hosea Ballou, 2d» U Thomas Noyes C Sharon C M Jonathan Curtis C Charles Miller B Caleb Greene B Quincy Peter Whitney C Stuughton C William T. Potter E Calvin Park, D.D. C C S. Benton M William Morse U M. B. BiUnu U i?awc^o//2/iCal. Hitchcock C Walpole John P. B. Stcrer C David brigham C Asahel Big^^low C B W?z/moM/:/zJosiahBent, jr. C B Jefferson Hamilton M George Stone M Roxb. E. Porter, d. d. Wrentham Elisha Fiske C George Putnam C George Whitney C C Thomas Gray, d. d. C John Read B William -Leverett B U FRANKLIN. Aslifield C Greenfield C Si. as Blaisdale E Titus Strong E Enos S'-nith B Amariah Chandler C Orra Martin B Winlhrop Bailey C JBernardst, T. F. Rogers C M B Haivley C John Brooks U Anson Dyer C C Heath Moses Miller C Buckland Benj. F. Clark C Phinehas Howe B B M Charlem. Wales Tileston C Leyden B. F. Remington B C Ltverett C David Pease B U Joseph Field U Elisha Andrews B Colraine Aretas Loomis C Montague C George Robinson B E Edward Davenport B Elisha Andrews B Conway Daniel Crosby C Monroe David Ballou U Calvin Keyes B JVtiv Salem A. Harding C Deerfieidlno Fessenden C Tercius S. Clark C Thomas Rand B Gill Josiah W. Canning C Northfi. Geo. W. Hosmer C M Bancroft Fowler C Churches and Ministers in Hampden. 135

Oran^ce C Sunderland C M Erastus Andrews B U Warwick Pres. Sri^ith, jr. C Rowe Preserved Smith C Thomas Marshal B A tad Hall B M 5/if'/6.T.Packard,D.D. J ^,, Cushman C Thro. Packard, jr. $ U Anthony Case B Wendell Wm. Clagget c David Goddard B SImte&bury Linus Austin B Whalely Rufus Wells C B HAMPDEN. Blandford Dorus Clark B ME Brimfield Joseph Vaill 5/2ri72_§-/.Sam.Osgood, d.d.C Cheater Alexander Phoenix C Saul Clark Wm. B. O. PeaDody C Silas Kingsley Benjamin Putnam B Granville '1 imothy M. fi Ci^^ley, D. D. U Joel Baker H. H. White M Silas Root Tolland C B Holland N. E. Rogers 1 ^ Washington Munger Charles Hayward 5 L.ongmeadoivi. B. Condit C Westjield Isaac Knapp C Calvin Foot C Andrew M. Smith B N. Branch B B Ludlow Eben. B. Wright C M Salmon Hull M W, Sfiringfield Thomas Mon&on Alfred Ely C E. Vermilve C B Reuben S. Hazen C Montgom, Sol. W. Edson C John W. M 'Donald B B B Palmer S:^muel Backus C Hervey Smith C Enoch Bradley M M Russell C & B WUbraham L. W. Clark C Wales Tubal Wakefitld B J. Hyde C M Israel G. Rose C Southvjick E. G. Howe C Alvin Bennett B M T. W. Tucker M J. F. Bridges B U 136 University at Cambridge. UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE OR . Founded 1633 Inducted. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. , 1654 1654 Rev. , s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. , m. d. 1675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1681 1682 Doct. , a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 1701 Rev. , a. m. Vice Pres. 1707 1708 Hon. John Leverett, a. m., f. k. s. 1724 1725 Rev. , a. m. 1737 1737 Rev. , a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. , d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. , d. d. 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, d. d., ll. d. 1804 1806 Rev. , d. d. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1828 1829 Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. board of 0VERS££RS. His Excellency the Governor. His Honor the Lieut. Governor. The Members of the Council, and of the Senate. The Speaker of the House of Representatives.

The President of the University, ex officiis ; together with the following persons, elected for the purpose, (excepting those who were ministers of the six neighbouring towns in the year 1810), vacancies among whom are filled by the Board. Hon. William Spooner, m.d. Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Thomas L. Winthrop. ThaddeusM.Harris,DD, John Davis, ll. d, Thomas Gray, d. d. John Welles. John Pierce, d. d. SeC' Artemas Ward. retary of the Board John Q,. Adams, ll. D, William Jenks, d. d. John Pickering, ll. d. Wm. E. Channing, d.d Samuel P. P. Fay. Charles Lowell, p. d. Richard Sullivan John Codman, d. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. D. Francis Parkman. Daniel Webster, LL. D. Thomas B. Gannett. James T. Austin. Nath'I.L. Frothingham. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. John Brazer. Marcus Morton, ll. d. James Walker. Edward Everett. Coovers Fraacis. University at Cambridge. 137

CORPORATION. President. Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Fellojcs. Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d., Hon. Charles Jackson, ll. d., Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch, ll. d., Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d., Hon. Francis C. Gray, a. m. TREASURER, Thomas W. Ward, Esq.

PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &;c. Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. President. Massachusetts Professor of Natural History. Rev. Henry Ware, d. d. Hollis Professor of Divinity. Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity, Rev. John S. Popkin, d. d. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. Francis Sales, Esq. Instructer in French and Spanish. James Jackson, m. d. Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. John C. Warren, M. D. Hersey Professor of .Anatomy and Surgery. Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d. Dane Professor of Law. Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Orien- tal Languages. John Farrar, a. m. Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Professor of Materia Medica. Rumford Professor. Thomas Nuttall, a. m. Lecturer on Botany and Zoology, and Curator of the Botanical Garden. George Ticknor, a. m. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Professor of Belle Lettres. Walter Channing, m. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Med- ical Jurisprudence. Edward T. Channing, a. m. Boylston Professor of Rheto- ric and Oratory. Jonathan Barber, Soc. Coll. Chir. Lond. Instructer in Elocution. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Rev. Henry Ware, jr., a. m. Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and Pastoral Care. 12* 138 University at Cambridge.

John Ware, m. d. .Adjunct Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d. Librarian. Rev. John G. Palfrey, a. m. Professor of Biblical Literature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., j. d. d. Jnstructer in Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Charles Follcn, j. u. d. Professorofthe German Language and Literature. John Hooker Ashmun, a. m. Royall Professor of Lato. Charles Beck, p. d. Professor of Latin and Permanent Tutor. Francis M. J. Surault, Instructer in French. Andrew P. Peabody, a. u. Tutor in Mathematics and In' strutter in Hebrew. Edmund L. Gushing, a. m. Proctor. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m Professor of Greek and Permor nent Tutor. Henry S. McKean, a. m. Tutor in Latin. James F. Clarke, a. b. Proctor. Joel Giles, a. b. Tutor in Natural, Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy. Benjamin Peirce, a. b. Tutor in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. Chandler Robbins, a. m. Proctor, Samuel A. Devens, a. b. Proctor. Oliver Sparhawk, Steward. The College Library contains about 39,000 volumes. The stated time for Examination'of the Freshman Class is the first Thursday of the Summer vacation. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 3d Wednesday in October. A course is given at the College between the first of April and last of July.

The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Mr. Ashmun and Hon. Joseph Story. Vacations. There are three vacations: the First of two weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 25th day of December ; the Second of two weeks from the first

Wednesday in April ; and the Third of six weeks, next preceding Commencement. The Public Exhibitions are on the third Tuesday of October, and on the second Tuesday and the last Monday of the third Term.

CoMMENCEMSNT is on the last Wednesday in August. Williams and Amherst Colleges. 139 miLIAMS COLLEGE, AT WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. Appointed presidents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, d. d. 1815 1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, d. d. 1821 1821 Edward Dorr Griffin, d. d. Secretary, Daniel N. Dewey, Esq. Professor oj Divinity, Edward D. Griffin, d. d. Professor of Mathematics and J^atural Philosopky^ Albert Hopkins, a. m. Professor of Moral Philosophy and Rhetorickf Mark Hopkins, A. M. Professor of Languages, Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Lecturer on Chemistry, Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. D. Tutors, Edward Lazell, a. b., Joseph L. Partridge, a.m. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in May. Commencement, third Wednesday in August. AMHERST COLLEGE, MASS. Appointed presidents. Died. 1821 Rev. Zephaniah Swift Moore, d. d., s. t. p. 1823 1823 Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. d. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, and Professor of Divinity, Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. d. Professor of Chemistry and JVatural History, Rev. Ed- ward Hitchcock, A. M. Professor of the Greek Language and Literature, and Prof, of Belle Lettres, Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, a. m. Professor of the Hebrew and Latin Languages, and Literature, Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, Samuel M. Wor- cester, A. M. Professor of Mathematics and JVatural Philosophy, Syl- vester Hovey, a. m. Associate Professor of Mathematics, and Natural Philoso- phy, and Librarian, Ebenezer S. Snell, a. m. Jnstructer in French, Joseph Alexander Deloutte. Tutors, Justin Perkins, a. m. William S. Tyler, a. b. Commencement 4th Wednesday in August. Vacations. First, Six weeks from the fourth Wednes- day of August. Second, two weeks from the second Wednesday of January. Third^ four weeks from the firet Wednesday of May. 140 Other Colleges in the United States,

Name. Place. Presiffenrs. [F'(t

1 Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. William Allen, U. U. 1794 2 Waterville, Waterville, do. Jeremiah Chaplin, D.D, 1820 3 Dartiiiontli, Hanover, N. H. Nathan Lord, I). D. 1770 4 Unjv. of Vermont, Burlington Vt. James Marsh, D. D, 1791 5 Middlebmy, Middlebury, do. Joshua Bates, D. D. 1800 6 Brown UniTcrsity, Providence, R.I. Francis vVayland, D. D, :764 7 Yale, New-Haven, Conn. Jeremiah Day, D. D. 1700 8 Washingfton, Hartford, do. Xath'l S. Wheaton, D.D, 1826- 9 AVeskyan Univ. Middhtown, do. Willbur Fisk, D.D. 1831 10 Columbia, New-York, N. Y. William A. Duer, LL.D. 1754 11 Uriicm, Schenectady, do, Eliphalet Nott, D. 1). 179* 12 Hamilton, Clinton, do. Spencer, 1812

13 Geneva, Geneva, ' do. Richard. S. Mason, D.D. 1825 14 College of N.J. Princeton, N.J. James Carnahan, D. D. 1746- 15 Rutgers, N. Biiinswick, do. FhilipMilledoller,D. D. 1770 16 Univ. of Pennsylv Pbiladelphia,Penn W. H.DeLancey, D. D. 1755 17 Dickinson, Carlisle, do. Samuel B. How, D. D. 1783 18 Jefferson, Canonsburg, do. Matthew Brown, D. D. 1802 19 Western Univers. Pitjsburg, do. Robert Bruce, D. D. 1820 20 Washington, Washington, do. David McConaughly, 180& 21 Alleghany, Meadville, do. Timothy Alden, D, D. 1815 22 Madison, Union Town, do. Henry B. Bascom, 182^ 23 St. Mary's,* Baltiniore, Md. Samuel Eccleston, 1799 24 Univ. of . Do. do. Charles Williams, D. D. 1812. 25 St. John's, AnnapsVis, do. Hector Humphries, A.M. 1784 26 Mount St. Mary's,* NearEmmittsbg.do John B.PurceFI, 1830 27 Columbian. Washington, Ca. Stephen Chapin, D. D. 1821 28 Georgetown,* Georgetown, D. C Thomas F. Mnlledy, 1799 29 William & Mary, Williamsburg, Va. Adam Empie, D. D. 1693 30 Hamj)den Sydney, Prince Ed. Co. do. J. P. Cusr.ing, A. M. 1774 31 Washington, Lexington, do. Marshall, M.D. 1812 32 University of Va. Charlottesville, do. Vvuf.V&ntysonChainvan 1819 33 University of N. C, Chapel Hill, N. C. Joseph Caldwell, D.D. 1791 34 Charleston, Charleston, S. C, Jasptr Adams, D.D. 1785 3s College of S. C. Columbia, do. Thomas Cooper, M. D. 1801 36 Univ. of Georgia, .\thens, Ga. Alonzo Church, D. D. 1785 37 Alabama Univ. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Alva Woods, D.D. 1820 38 Jefferson, Washington, Mi. E. B. Willisron, A. M. 1802 39 Louisiana, Jackson, La, Jere. Chamberlain, D. D. 40 Greenville, Greenville, Tenn. Henry Hoss, Esq. 1794 41 Univ. of Nashville, Xashville, do. Philip Lindsley. D. D. 1806 42 E. Tennessee, Knoxville, do. Charles Coffin, D. D. 43 Transylvania, Lexington, Ken. l*79ff 44 Centre, Danville, do. John C. Young, 1822 45 Augusta, Augusta, do. Joseph L. Thomlinson, 1823 46 Cumberland, Princeton, do. F, R,Cossit, 1825 47 St. Joseph's,* Hardsiown, do. George A. M, Elder, 1819 48 Georgetown, Georgetown, do. .loel S. Bacon, 1830 49 Univers. of Ohio, Athens, Ohio, Robert G.. Wilson, D.D. 1802 50 Miami University, Oxford, do. R. H, Bishop, D.D. 1824 51 Western Reserve, Hudson, do. Charles B. Storrs, 1826 52 Kenyon, Gambler, do. Philander Chase, D. D. 1828 53 Franklin, New Athens, do. 1824 54 Indiana, Bloominirtoii, Ind 'Andrew Wylic, D> D. 1827 55 , Jacksonville, II, [Edward Beecher, A. M 1830 56 St. I,ouis,» Louis, Mo. I P. J. Verhaegen, 1829 57 Randolph Macon, Boydton, Va.| John Emory, D. D. 1831 * Catholic Colleges a large part of the students in these belong to the preparatory department. and the times of their Commencement. 141

Vols, in Vols, in E., z. c CoUeg-e Student Commencenjcnt. 2- ^ ^ Library Lib. 6 ;

142 Vacations of the Colleges.

Bovvdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks ; 2d from the Friday

after the 3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks ; 3d from the Friday after the 3d Wednesday in May, 2 weeks.

Waterville, 1, Com. 4 weeks 5 2, Last Wed. Nov. 9 weeks.

Dartmouth. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Last Mon. Dec. 6 1-2 weeks ; 3-, Thursday preceding the last Wed. May, 2 1-2 weeks.

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

Middlebury. 1, Com. 4 weeks 3 2, 1st Wen. Jan. 7 weeks 3 3,3(1 Wed. May, 2 weeks.

Brown. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, last Friday in Dec. 6 weeks; 3, 2(1 Friday in May^ 3 weeks.

Yale. 1, Com. G weeks ; 2, 2d Wed. Jan. 2 weeks; 3, 1st Wed. May, 4 weeks. Washington. 1, Com. 6 weeks; 2, Thursday before Christmas, 2

weeks ; 3, Thursday before 20 April, 3 weeks. Columbia. 1, Com. to the 1st Monday in October.

Union. 1, Com. 7 weeks ; 2, in Dec 3 or 4 weeks ; 3, in Apr. 3 weeks. Hamilton. 1, Com. 6 weeks; 2, 2d Wed. Jan. 3 weeks; 3, 2d Wed. May, 4 weeks. Geneva. 1, Com. 5 weeks ; 2, at Christmas and New Year, 2 weeks 3, in April, 3 weeks.

College of N. J. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, 1st Thursday after 3d Tues. April, 6 weeks.

Rutgers. 1, Com. to Sept. 15 ; 2, Dec. 21 to Jan. 7 ; 3, Ap. 7 to May 1.

Penn. University. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, 2 weeks : 3, 2 weeks.

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

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

Madison. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Dec. 25th to Jan. 15.

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

University Maryland. 1, Com. So 2d Mon. Sept. ; 2, Dec. 24 to Jan.

2 ; 3, Wed. before Easter to 1st Wed. after. Mt. St. Mary's. 1, Com. to the ISlh of August.

Columbian. 1, Com. to 2d Wed. Jan ; 2, ^d Wed. June to 2d July. William & Mary. 1, Com. to the last Monday in October. Hampden Sydnev. 1, Month of October; 2, Month of May. Washington. l,"Com. to3d Wed. May; 2, 3^ Wed. October to 3d Wed. November. University Virginia. 1, July 20 to September 1.

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

Charleston. 1, Month of December ; 2, in April, 3 weeks. College S. C. I, July 1 to the 1st Monday in October. University of Georgia. 1, Com. 1 week; 2, Wed. before 2(3 Mon..

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

Greenville. 1, Com. 5 weeks ; 2, 3d Wed. March, 5 weeks. Nashville. 1, Com. 5 1-2 weeks; 2, 1st Wed. April, 5 1-2 weeks.

E. Tennesee. 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Thursday April, 4 weeks Transylvania. 1, Com. to 1st Mon. Nov. ; 2, 2d Mon. Mar. 6 weeks.

Centre. 1, Com. to 1st Mon. September ; 2, a recess in March. Augusta. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, in Feb. 21 weeks from 1st vacation, 4 weeks. Cumberland. 1, Com. to the last day of October. St. Joseph's. 1, 1st August till 15 September.

University Ohio. 1, Com. 6 weeks ; 2, 2d Tues. April, 4 weeks.

Miami. l,Com. to 1st Mon. Nov. ; 2, last Wed. Mar. tolst Mon. May»

Western Reserve. 1, Com. 5 weeks ; 2, 2d Wed. Jan. 2 weeks.

Indiana. 1, Mouth of May ; 2, Month of October. Theological Institutions. 143

Theological Institution^ Andover, Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard. Rev. Daniel Dana, d. d. Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Samuel H. Walley, Jonathan Phillips, Rev. Justin Edwards, d. D. Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, d.d. Rev. John H. Gliurch, d. d. William B. Banister, Samuel T. Armstrong. Clerk, Mark Newman. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar.

BOARD OF VISITORS. President, William Bartlet. Secretary, Rev. Calvin Chapin, D. D. ' Rev. Jeremiah Day, d. d., ll. d. William Reed. OFFICERS. President, Rev. Ebenezer Porter, d. d. Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric, Rev. Thomas H. Skinner, d. d. Abbot Prof of Christian The.olo. Rev. Leonard Woods,D.D. Associate Prof, of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart. Brown Prof, of Ecclesiast. Hist. Rev. Ralph Emerson, d.d. Professor Extraordinary of Sac. Literature and Librarian, Edward Robinson. Vacations. First, 5 weeks from the last Wednesday in April. Second, 5 weeks from the second Wednesday in September.

Theological Seminary, JVeicton, Mass. Founded 1825. board of trustees. President, Rev. Joseph Grafton. Lucius Bolles, d. d. Daniel Sharp, d. d. Jonathan Going, D. D. Bela Jacobs, Ebenezer Nelson, , jr. d. d. Cyrus P. Grosvenor, Howard Malcom,

, Nicholas Brown, Jonathan Bachelior, Nathaniel R. Cobb, Thomas Kendall, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fietcijer, Charles Train. Treasurer, Levi Farwell. Secretary, Rev. Henry Jackson. 144 Theological Institutions.

PROFESSORS, Professor of Biblical Theology, aud pro tern, of Ecdesiag- tical History, Rev. Ira Chase. Prgfessor of Biblical Literature, Rev, Henry J. Ripley. Professor of Pastoral Duties, Rev. James D. Knowles. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the second Wednes- day in September. Second, 6 weeks from the third Wed- nesday in April.

Time of entrance, end of the first vacation.

30 have been educated in this Institution j there are at present 40 students.

Other Theological Institutions in the U. Medical Schools. 145

Medical Schools in the United States.

Name. Place. Lecturei commeiK*.

Maine Medical School, Brunswick, February. Waterville Medical School, Waterville, 1st Thurs. March, N. Hampshire Medical School, Hanover, 2 weeks aft. Com. Vermont Med. School, Univ. Vt. Burlington, 2d Wed. Sept. Vt. Academy of Medicine, Castleton, 3d Thurs. in Aug. Mass. Med. School, Harvard Univ. Boston, 3d Wed. Oct. Berkshire Med. Inst., VVms. Coll. Pittsfield, 1st Thurs, Sept. Medical School, Yale College, New Haven, last week in Oct. Coll. Phys. & Surgeons, N. Y. New York, 1st Mon. Nov. Coll. Phys. & Surg, West. Dist. Fairfield, Med. Dep. Jef. Coll., Canonsburg, Philadelphia, 1st Mon. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Penn. Philadelphia, Medical Dep. Univ. Md. Baltimore, last Mon. Oct. Medical Dep. Columbian College, Dist. Col. 1st Mon. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Va. Charlottesville, September. Medical College, Charleston, S. C. Charleston, 2d Mon. Nov. Medical College, Trans. Univ. Lexington, Medical College of Ohio, Cincinnati, 1st Mon. Nov.

Religious Denominations in the United States.

Ch.or Denominations. Min.

Calvinistic Baptists - 2,914 Methodist Episcopal Church - - 1,77 Presbyterian, General Jlssembly - 1,801 Congregationalists, Orthodox - - 1,000 Protestant Episcopal Church - - 558 Universalists 150 Roman Catholics ------Lutherans ------205 Christians ------200 German Reformed 84 Friends, or - - - . Unitarians, Congregationalists - 160 Associate and other Methodists - 350 Free-will Baptists 300 Dutch Reformed - 159 Mennonites ----_-_. 200 Associate Presbyterians - - _ _ 74 Cumberland Presbyterians - - . 50 Tunkers ------40 Free Communion Baptists - - _ 30 Seventh-day Baptists 30 Six-Principle Baptists - - - . . 25 United Brethren, or Moravians - - 23 Millennial Church, or Shakers - - 45 New Jerusalem Church - - - - 30 Emancipators, Baptists - - - . - 15 Jews and others not mentioned - - 13 146 Academies in Massachusetts, ACADEMIES LV MASSACHUSETTS. Philiips jlcadany^ at Jndover. Incorp. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES, President^ Samuel Hubbard. Rev. Daniel Dana, D. D. Newburyport; Rev. Abiel

Holmes, i>. d. Cambridge ; Samuel H, VValley, Boston ;

Jonathan Phillips, Boiton ; Samuel Hubbard, Boston ;

Rev. Justin Edwards, d. i>. Avidover ; Rev. Benjamin

B. Wisner, d. d. Boston ; Rev. John H. Church, d. d. Felham, N. H. ; William B. Banister, Newburyport; Samuel T. Armstrong, Boston. Clerk, iMark. Newman, of Andover. Treasurer^ Samuel Farrar, of Andover. INSTRUCTERS. Frecefitor^ Mr. Johnson. Teacher of t'enmanship^ William Jones. Princifialofthe English Department, Rev. S.R. Hall. Wesleyan Academy^ Wilbraham^ Maas^ Incorporated 1824. TRUSTEES. President, Rev. John W. Hardy. Treasurer, Rev. Joseph A. Merrill. Secretary, Abel Bliss, Esq, Rev. W. Fisk, D.D. Rev. Timothy Merritt, Rev, Calvin Brewer, John L. Smith, Elias Gilbert, Rev. Joshua Crowell, William Rice, David Rice, Gilbert Burrows. INSTRUCTERS. Principal and Teacher in Mathematics, Rev. John Foster. Teacher in Ancient and Modern Languages^ Rev. Edward Othman, a. b. Assistant in do. Sahara S. Stocking. Teacher of Xatural Science^ William G. Mitchell. Teacher of Common English, S. P. Dole. Preceptress, Maria Steele. Steward^ Dr. Miles Beldin. South Reading Academy. Incorporated 1828, Principal, Hervey Ball. Assistant, Pascal Carter, a. b. Academies in Massachusetts. 147

Derby j^cademi/, at Hingham. Incorporated Nov. 11, 1784. Funds, $25,000. Precffitor, Increase S. Smith. Precefitrcsft, Elizabeth C. Norton. Assistant Precejitress, Elizabeth Waterman.

Willard and U.ncolii's Academy^ Hingham. Instructers^ Rev. Samuel Willard, d. d^ Luther B. Lincoln.

Dorchester Academy, Trustees, Rev. John Codman, (Pres.J, James Leach, (Treas.}, Joseph Leeds, (Sec), James Penuiman, Tho- mas Tremlet. Princ'/ia/, Abijah R. Baker. Assistant^ Tliomas S. Harlow. Frecefitresses^ Martha W. Gushing, Abigail Baker. Teacher of Music, Jane M. Huntington. Teacher of the Primary Dejiart?nent^ Francis W. Baker.

Fellenberg Academy^ at Greenjidd. On the self- supporting system. Incorporated 1832. Funds in farm and building, SlO.OOO. Principal., James H. Coffin. Teacher in Languages., Otis Lombard, A. M. Teacher in English.^ Thomas E. Sawin.

Charlestown Female Seminary. Teachers.^ Martha Whiting, Catharine N. Badger, Rebecca B. Kallock, Juliett Pattison. Elmer Valentine, Benjamin Badger, jr. George Hewes.

Weymouth and Braintree Academy, President, Rev. Jonas Perkins. Precefitor, Joseph B. Walker, a. b. Preceptress^ Lucy M. K. Brastow. Decrjield Academy. Precefitor^ Rev. Winthrop Bailey. Prece/ilresSf Hannah Ripley. 148 Missionary Societies.

J^civ Salem Academy. Precefitor^ Alonzo Andrews, a. r. Prece/itress^ Martha S. Harding.

Greenfield High School for Young Ladies^ Prtnci/ial, Rev. Henry Jones, a. m., with three Female Assistants;

Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin's Lancasterian School, JVantucket.

Incorporated June 8, 1827. Funds, $11,111. President and Treasurer^ William Coffin. Secretary and Preceptor^ William Coffin, jr. Precefitress, Almira Meech.

MISSIOJVARY SOCIETIES.

Societyfor Pro/iagnting the Gosfiel among the Indians and others in JVorth America. Inc. Nov. 16, \7S7. Yearly choice of Officers, last Thursday in May. President., Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President., Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford. Assistant Secretary, Rev. J. Pierce, d. d. Treasurer^ .

American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.

President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Vice-President, Stephen Van Rensselaer, ll. d. Secretaries, Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. Rev. Rufus Anderson, and David Greene. Pecording Secretary, Rev. Calvin Chapin, d. d. Treasurer, Henry Hill. Auditors, John Tappan, William J. Hubbard. Prudential Committee, William Reed, Samuel Hub- bard, LL. D. Rev. Warren Fay, n. d. Rev. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. Samuel T. Armstrong, Charles Stoddard. Missionary Societies. 149

Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotland for promoting Christian Knoivledge. Formed 1787". President^ John Tappan. Vice-Fresident^ Abiel H( Imes, d. d. Treasurer, Samuel T. Armstrong. Secretary, Kev. John Codm/.n, d. d.

ji^siatant Secretary ^ Kev. Warrea Fay, d. d. Americayi Uiiitorian Association. President, Rev. A iron Bancroft, d. d. of Worcester. Vice-Presid. nts, Joseph Siory, of Mass. Joseph Lyman, Mass. Chailt^s H. Aiherton, N. H. Stephen Longfellow, , Henry Wheaton, N.Y. James Taylor, Penn. Rev. Timothy Flint, Ohio, Henry Payson, Md. William Cranch, D. C. Martin L. Hurlbut, S. C. Samuel S. Wilde, Mass. Samuel Hoar, jr. Mass. William Sullivan, Directors^ Rev. James Walker, Rev. Samuel Barrett, Rev. Ezra S. Gannett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. Foreign Secretary^ Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Domestic Secretary^ Rev. Alexander Young.

Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts. President, Peter O. Thacher. Vice-Preside7it, Rev. Nathaniel Thayer, d. d. Secretary, Rev. George Ripley. Treasurer^ Benjamin Guild.

Massachusetts Efiiscofial Missionary Society, and Trustees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer Book a7id Tract Society. President^ Right Rev. Bishop Griswold, ex officio. First Vice-President, Rev. Asa Eaton, d. d. Treasurer^ Frederick H. Stimpson. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. William Croswell. Massachusetts Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. Instituted Sept. 1803. Incorporated Feb. 20, 1807, President, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d, Vice-President, Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, James Melledge. Secretary, Rev. William Jenks, n. d. Clerk, George Rogers. Librarian, Samuel T. Armstrong. 13* 150 Missionary Societies.

Societyfor promoting Christian Knowledge^ Piety and Charity. Established May 29, 1805. President^ Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d. d.

Vice-President y Rev. Jacob Flint. Secretary^ Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood,

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions. President, Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. d.

Vice- Fresident t Rev. James D. Knowles. Corresponding Sec'ry^ Rev. Howard Malcom. Recording Secr'y, Rev. William Hague. Treasurer^ James Loring. Auxiliary Foreign Missionary Society ofBoston and vicinity. President^ John Tappan.

Vice- President y Samuel Hubbard. Secretary, Norman Seaver. Treasurer^ Charles Stoddard. Baptist Missionary Society of Massachusetts. Yearly choice of Officers, last Wednesday in May. President^ Rev. Joseph Grafton.

Vice- President t Rev. Charles Train.

Secretary y Rev. William Leverett. Methodist Missionary Society. President, Rev. Bishop M'Kendree. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Bishop R. Roberts, Rev. Bishop Soule, D. D. Rev. Bishop Hedding, d. d. Rev. Bishop Emory, d. d. Rev. Bishop Andrew. Treasurer, Rev. Nathan Bangs, d. d. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Beverly Waugh.

Recording Secretary ^ L. S. Burling. Clerky Francis Hall. Boston Baptist Evangelical Society. Chairman, Joseph Woodcock. Secretary, E. J. S. Ccrlew. Treasurer, Benjamin Smith. Committee, William Blake, William Grubb, jr. Frederick Gould, Benjamin Kimball, Gideon Vinal^ Aaron Brigham, Joseph Converse, S. F. Holbrook,. Solon Jenkins. Missionary Societies. 151

Massachusetts Missionary Society.

Instituted May 28, 1799, Incorporated Feb. 9, 1808. President, Rev. Leonard Woods, d. d.

Vice- Presidents ^ Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. Brown Emerson, Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. Rev. Elisha Fiske, Rev. Theophilus Packard, d. d. Rev. Hennan Humphrey, d. d. Isaac C. Bates, Isaac Warren. Secretary^ Rev. Richard S. Storrs, of Braintree. Treasurer^ John Punchard, of Salem. Assistant Treasurer, Benjamin Perkins.

Board of Managers of the Bafitist General Convention, President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-President^ Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. d. Corresfionding Sec'ry, Rev. James D. Knowles. Treasurer^ Heman Lincoln. With seven other Vice- Presidents, and forty Managers.

Massachusetts Bafitist Convention, President^ Rev. A. Samson. Vice-President^ Heman Lincoln. Corres. and Rec. Sec'ry^ Rev. Jonathan Going, d.d. Treasurer^ W. Stowell.

Boston Societyfor the Religious and Moral Instruction of the Poor. Incorporated 1820. President^

Vice-President t Pliny Cutler. Secretary, Rev. William Jenks, n. d. Treasurer, Horatio M. Willis. Managers^ Joseph Jenkins, Eliphalet Kimball, John C. Proctor, Daniel Noyes, Tomas Vose, William Hyde, Charles Scudder, Henry Edwards, T. R. Marvin.

Salem Bible Translation and Foreign Mission Society, President, Rev. Lucius BoUes, d. d. Vice-Presidents, Rev. Rufus Babcock, jr. Rev. Charles O. Kimball, Rev. C. P. Grosvenor. Recording Secretary, Ebenezer Seccomb. Corresfionding Secretary^ Rev. Jonathan Aldrich. Treasurer^ John Moriarty, 152 Education Societies.

EDUCATIOJV SOCIETIES.

American Education Society,

Instituted August 29, 1815. Incorporated 1816. Rooms of the Sr ciety, at No. 52 Washington- St. Boston. President^ Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President^ VVilUam Bartleit. Coi'resfijiiding Sccrttai-ijt Kev. .

Recording Secretary ^ Bela B. Edwards. General Agent, Rev. William Cogswell. Treasurer, Hardy Ropes. Auditor^ Pliny Cutler. Directors, Abitl Holmes, d. d. Ebenezer Porter, d. d. Leonard Woods, d. d. Warren Fay, d. d. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. John Tappan, Gardiiier Spring, d. d. Arthur Tappan, John Codman, d. d. Samuel T. Arm- strong, Rev. William Cogswell. Executive Committee^ Warren Fay, d. d. John Codman, d. d. Benjamin B. Wisner, d. d. and the Corresponding and Recording Secretaries. Financial Committeey John Tappan, Samuel T. Armstrong, William J. Hubbard, Treasurer. All communications to the Secretary or Treasurer, to be sent to the " Rooms of the American Education Society," No. 54 Washington Street, Boston.

JVorthern Bafitist Education Society.

President, Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-President, Levi Farwell. Corresfionding Scc'ry^ Rev. E. Thresher. Hecordi7ig Sec''ry, Rev. Henry Jackson. Treasurer, John B. Jones. Directors, Rev. Ebenezer Nelson, Rev. C.P. Grosve- nor. Rev. Joseph A. Warne, Rev, C. C). Kimball, Rev. William Hague, Augustus A. Gould, m. d.

Young Men's Auxiliary Bafitist Education Society, President^ Rev. Howard Malcom. Vice-President, Henry P. Freeman. Secretary^ William D. Ticknor.

Treasurer , Matthew Bolles, jr. Bible Societies. 153

BIBLE SOCIETIES. American Bible Society. President^ John Cotton Smith. Secretary, Rev. J. C. Brigham. Treasurer, Hubert Van Waganan.

Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July, 1809.

President, Rev. John Fierce, d. d. Vice-President^ Rev. Henry Ware, d. d. Corres/ionding Secretary^ Rev. Francis Parkman. Recording Secretary, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. Treasurer, John Tappan. Assistant Treasurer, Henry Edwards. Auditor, Edward Tuckerman. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Rev. Francis Parkman, Rev. John G. Palfrey, Charles Tappan. Annual meeting, the Monday before last Wednesday in May, when addresses are made, and a collection taken to aid the objects of the Society.

Young Mens* Marine Bible Society. President, George W. Phillips. Vice-President, Loring Norcross- Secretary, J. G. Brown. Treasurer^ S. H. Turner.

Boston Young Men's Bible Society.

President^ Edward Reynolds, m. d. Vice-Presidents^ Benjamin Seaver, N. R. Cobb, J.C Dunn, W. W. Stone. Treasurer^ Samuel H. Walley, jr. Secretary, John A. Bolles.

Franklin County Bible Society. President, Asa Howland. Vice-President., Hooker Leavitt. Secretary, Rev. Tertius S. Clark,

Treasurer t Jerome Ripley, 154 Tract Societies. TRACT SOCIETIES. Evangelical Tract Society. President, Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. d. Secretary^

Treasurer y Nathaniel R. Cobb.

Amei'ican Tract Society^ Boston. President, Williarn Reed, of Marblehead. Vice- Presidrnt^Y^fiY, Mnses Stuart. Secretary, James L. Kimball. Treasurer, John Tappan. Assistant Treasurer^ Aaron Russell. Executive Committee, Uev. Warren Fay, D. d. Charlestown, Rev. Samuel Green, John Tappan, Henry Hill, Rev. Jonathan Greenleaf.

SABBATH SCHOOL SOCIETIES. American Sunday School Union. President., Alexander Henry, Philadelphia. Treasurer, Paul Beck, jr. Philadelphia. Corresfionding Sec'ry, Frederick W- Porter. Recording Src'ry, Frederick A. Packard. Secretary of Agencies^ Rev. Robert Baird. V Belonging to this Union are 9,187 Schools; 80,913 Teachers ; 542,426 Scholars. Massachusetts Sabbath School Society. President, William Reed, Marblehead. Vjce- Presidents, Rev. Warren Fay, d. d. Rev. Alvan Hyde, d. d. Lee, Lewis Strong, Northampton. Secretary, Rev. Christopher Marsh. Treasurer, Charles Scudder, Boston. Massachusetts Sabbath School Union. President, Richard Fletcher. 1st. Fice- President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. *' 2d. . " Augustus A. Gould. 3d. " " Levi Pierce. * 4th. " Isaac Davis. 5th. •' '• Solomon Root. Secretary, Lewis Colby. Treasurer, N. R. Cobb. Medical Societies. 155

Boston Sunday School Society. President^ Rev. Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. 1st Vice-President, WWWcKxn Sullivan. Corresponding Scc'ry, Josi.^h F. Flagp-, m.d. Recording Stc'ry^ Thomas Gray, m, d. Treasurer^ George A. Simpson.

MEDICAL SOCIETIES. Massachusetts Medical Society. Incorporated Nov. irsi. Annual meeting held in Boston, on the 1st Wed. in June, at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneum.

President y John C, Warren. Vice-President, John Dixwell. Corresfionding Sec'rv, George Hayward. Recording Sec'ry, Enoch Hale. Ireasurer, VV alter Channing. Librarian^ David Osgood.

(For a list of the Members of this Society, seepage 112.)

Censors for the Society at Large, and for the first Medical District of the State. Drs. Walter Channing, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, John Homans, William J. VValker. Censors of the second Medical District. Urs. John Green, Benjamin F. Hey wood, Edward Flint, Charles W. Wilder, Gustavus D. Peck. Censors for the third Medical District. Drs. Joseph H Flint, Elisha Mather, Atherton Clark, E. Dickenson, D. Bemis. Censors for the fourth Medical District, Drs. Alfred Perry, William H. Tyler, Orren Wright, Robert Worthington, A. G. Welch. The Censors for the Society at large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of candidates for the practice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting of the Fellows of the

Society, as provided in the Act of Incorporation ; and on the last Wednesdays of January and July 156 Medical Societies.

Those for the second Medical District, in Worcester, on the Wednesday following the third Monday in June. Those for the third Medical District, in Northampton, on the Wednesday following the third Tuesday in Sep- tember. Those for the fourth Medical. District, in Lenox, on the Wednesday following the second Tues- day in September annually. By an Act of the Legislature of this Commonwealth, passed February 10, 1819, it is provided, That no per- son entering upon the practice of Physic or Surgery, after the first day of July, 1819, shall be entitled to the benefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- cruing from his professional services, unless he shall, previously to rendering those services, have been licensed by one of the foregoing Boards of Censors, or shall have been graduated a Doctor of Medicine in Harvard University.

Counsellors of the Society. Suffolk. Drs. William Ingalls, John Dixwell, James Jackson, Benjamin ShurtlefF, John C Warren, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, John B. Brown, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, Solomon D. Townsend, Zabdiel B. Adams, John Ware, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, John Homans. Kssex. Drs. Richard Hazeltine, Joseph Kittredge, Jeremiah Spofford, Abel L. Peirson, Andrew Nichols, Edward L. Coffin, Samuel Johnson, Thomas Manning, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Jona. G. Johnson. Middlesex. Drs. x\mos Bancroft, Calvin Thomas, Rufas Wyman, Thomas Bucklin, John Walton, Abra- ham R. Thompson, Timothy Wellington, Zadock Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dalton, Ephraim Buck, Jdsiah Bartlett. Worcester. Drs. Stephen Batchelder, John Green, Edward Flint, Benjamin F. Hey wood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, Joseph Stone. Hamfishire. Drs. Joseph H. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams, Levi W. Humphreys, Job Clark, Elisha Mather. Berkshire. Drs. William H. Tyler, Henry H. Childs, Asa G. W^elsh, Royal Fowler, Robert Worth- ihgton, Alfred Perry, Hubbard Bartlett. Medical Societies. 157

JVorfolk. Drs. Amos Holbrook, Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett, Samuel Bugbee, Robert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Ebenezer Alden. Fly mouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Gushing Otis, Nathan Hayward, Ezekiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols, Noah Whitman. Bristol, Drs. Alexander Read, Andrew Mackie, William C. Whittredge. Barnstable. Drs. Joseph Sampson, Aaron Cornish.

Medical School in Boston. The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice be- longing to Harvard University, was erected in Boston

in 1815 ; and is situated in Mason Street, near the Bos- ton Common and Mall. In this building are contained the cabinet of anatomi- cal preparations, consisting of more than a thousand

valuable specimens ; the chemical apparatus, which is complete and costly ; the aoparatus and specimens used in the lectures on midwifery, and materia medica, and a medical library. The Mf^dical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 3d Wed. in October, and continue four months. The students attending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Surgery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. Board in the city can be obtained at $3, per week. The fee for a whole course of Lectures is %7Q. The students have opportunities for practical Anatomy.

Anato7ny and Surgery ^ John C. Warren, M. d. Chemistry^ John W. Webster, m. d. Midwifery Isf Medical Jur. Pru. Walter Channing, m.d. Materia Medica, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Theo-ry and Practice ofPhysic^ James Jackson, m. d. and John Ware, m. d.

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. President., Daniel Noyes.

Viee- President ^ Charles White. Treasurer^ Samuel N. Brewer, Secretary, Charles Brewer. 14 Ward Literary Societies. 159

LITERARY SOCIETIES, American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Incmporftted M:iy 5, 1780. President^ Niithaniel Bowditch, ll. d., f.r. s. Vice- Presidtnt, Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Rrcordini^ S cretciry, Math m Haie. Corrcfipondini^ Secretary^ Francis C.Gray. Treasurer^ Tlio.nas L. VVinthvnp. Vice-Treasurer, Rufus VVyman, m. d.

Massachusetts Historical Society. Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791, Incorp. Feb. 19, 1794. Statute meetings, last Thursday of January, April, and October, and tiie day before Commencement. President, John Davis, ll. d. Recording Secretary^ Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Corres/ionding Secretary, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d. d. Treasurer, James Srivas;e. Librarian^ James Bowdoin. Cabinet Kee/ier, Kedford Webster. Committee for /ire/iarivg 3d and 4t/i Vols, 3d series^ James Bowdoin, Rev. Charles Lowell, Convers Francis, Joseph Willard. Standing Committee^ Thomas L. Winthrop, Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Francis C. Gray, Nathan Hale, James Bowdoin.

Essex' Historical Society, President, Benjamin Pickman. Vice-President, Ich .bod Tucker. Corresfionding Src'ry, John G. King. Recording Src'ry, Joseph G. Waters. Treasurer, Frederick Howes. Lib'arian iD" Cabinet Ketfier, Charles G. Putnam. Trustees, Daniel A. White, Nathaniel. Silsbee, Leverett Saltonstall, Frederick Howes, William Gibbs, George Cleaveland, Charles C. Clarke. Publishing Committee, Leverett Saltonstall, Ichabod Tucker, William Gibbs, A. L. Pearson, Joseph G. Waters. 160 Literary Societies.

American Antiquarian Society. Incorporated Oct. 24, 1812. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Ist Vice-Presidejity John Davis, of Worcester. 2c? Vice-President^ Joseph Story, of Cambridge. Recording Sec^ry^ Rejoice Newton, of Worcester. Foreign Cor, Sec*ry, Edward Everett, Charlestown. Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln, Worcester. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison, of Worcester. Councillors^ Benjamin Russell, Levi Lincoln, James Bowdoin, Edward D. Bangs, James C Merrill, Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Samuel M. Burnside, Frederick W. Paine, John Green, m. d. John Park, m. d. Publishing Committee, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. William Lincoln, John Park, Joseph Willard, Alfred D. Foster. American Institute of Instruction. President, Rev. Francis Way land, jr. d.d. President of , R. I. Recording Secretary., Peter Mackintosh, jr. Boston. Corresfionding Secretaries., Rev. Wm.C. Woodbridge, Hartford, Ct. ; Solomon P. Miles, Boston. Treasurer, Richard B. Carter, Boston. Curators, Abraham Andrews, Frederick Emerson, Cornelius Walker, Boston. Censors, Ebenezer Bailey, Jacob Abbot, Boston; C. C. Felton, Cambridge, Mass.

Boston Mechanics Institution. President, Charles Wells. Vice-Presidents^ Alexander Parris, Stephen Fair- banks, George Darricott. Recording Secretary., Francis C. Whiston. Corresfionding Secretary, John Ware, m. d. Treasurer., John Gorham Rogers. Cabinet Keefier., Seth Bass, m. d. Boston Society for Diffusion of Useful Knowledge^ President, Daniel Webster. Vice-Presidents, John Pickering, Nathan Hale. Corresfionding Secretary., Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Recording Secretary, William Gray. Treaaurer^ Henry F. Baker. Literary Societies. 161

Boston Lyceu?n. President, . Vice-Presidents, William Foster, Jacob Abbott. S'^cretari/^ George W. Light. Treasurer., Theopliilus R. Marvin, Fnmklin Lectures, Chairman., Lewis G. Pray. Tieasurer., Charles 1) Strong. Secretary^ David Kimball. <

Boston Young Men*s Society. Formed in 1832. President, S. H. Walley, jr. Vice-President, L. T. Stoddard. Corres^ionding Secretary, W. A. Brewer, Recording Secretary., J. Doggett, jr. Treasurer, A. S. March. Directors, M. H. Simpson, G. W. Phillips, J. C. Converse, A. H. Bartlett, J. B. Kimball, Harvey Will- son, J. A. Bollcs, William Peirce, J. N. Turner, L, Norcross, W'. M. Wesson, T. C. W. Peirce. The Library and Reading Room of the Society are at the corner of Tremont and Bromfield Streets. Young Mens' Association for the firomotion of Literature and Science. President, B. B. Thatcher. Vice-Presidents, Aurelius D. Parker, Robert C. Waterston. Register, Samuel B. Foster. Treasurer, George M. Champney. Secretary, John Doggett, jr. Corres/ionding Secretary., George W. Light. Pilgrim Society. President, Alden Bradford. Vice-President, Ziccheus Bartlett. Recording Secretary, B. M. Watson. Treasurer, Isaac L. Hedge. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper., James Thacher. Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President., Samuel Richardson. Vice-President, Charles W. Lovett. Secretary, Joseph Lewis. IVeasurery William Coffin. 162 Marine Societies. MARIJVE SOCIETIES. Boston Marine Society. Instituted 1742. Incorporated 1754. President, Joseph W. Lewis. Vice-President^ Thomas B. Curtis. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Benjamin Smith, Winslow Lewis, Nehe- miah Parsons, John Cruft, Caleb Curtis, John Suter, Atkins Adams, Daniel C. Bacon, Charles T. Parsons, Samuel Quincy.

Committee of Relief, John Hodgkins, Samuel Nichels, Thomas S. Winslow, George Whittemore, John Doak. Port Wardens^ Benjamin Smith, John Cruft, Samuel Nichels. Committee of Observation^ Samuel Quincy, Francis Davis, Arthur French. Committee of Accounts, James Hall, Francis Welch, Josiah Bradlee. Wardens and Stewards^ George Hallet, Ozias Goodwin, Arthur French.

Salem Marine Society. Instituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated 1771. Master, Willard Peele. Treasurer^ Gideon Tucker. Clerkf Nathaniel Knight.

Salem P.ast India Marine Society, Instituted in November, 1799. Incorp. March 3, 1801. President, William Fettyplace. Inspector of Journals, William Ashton. Recording Secretary, Gilbert G. Newhall. Treasurer, John B. Osgood.

Corresfionding Secretary , Charles Lawrence. Sufierintendent of the Museum, Dr. George Orborn. Distributor of Journals^ William Story. East India Marine Hall Corfioration. Incorporated June 7, 1824. President^ Henry King. Treasurer, John B. Osgood. Clerk, Gilbert G. Newhall. Directors, Holton J. Breed, Thorndike Proctor, Joseph Hodges. Temperance Societies. 163

TEMPERAJ\rCE SOCIETIES, American Society for the firomotion of Temperance, President^ Samuel Hubbard. Vice-President, S. V. S. Wilder. Treasurer, George Odiorne. Auditor, Henry Hill. Corres/ionding Secretary., Rev. J, Edwards, d. d. according Secretary, Enoch Hale, m. d.

Mass* Society for (he Sufifiression of Intemfierance. Instituted February 1813. President, John C. Warren, m. d. Vice-Presidents,, Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d. d. Rev. William Jenks, d.d. . Secretary, Joshua B. Flint, m.d. Levi Bartlett. Treasurer .^

Boston Society for the Promotion of Temperance, President,, Richard Fletcher. Vice-Preside7Us, William Sullivan, Joseph Jenkins, William Simmons. Secretary, Ellis Gray Loring. Treasurer, Harrison Gray.

Young Mens* Temperance Society of Boston. President, William F. Otis. Vice-President, Henry Edwards, Corresponding Secretary, Henry Palmer, jr. Recording Secretary, Matthew BoUes, jr. Treasurer, Michael H. Simpson.

CHARITABLE IJVSTITUTIOJVS. Massachusetts General Hospital Corporation. Incorporated Feb 25, 1811. Annual meeting of the Corporation, 3d Tuesday in Jan. Visitors. The Governor, Lieut. Governor, President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, with the Chaplains of both Houses for the time being. 164 Charitable Institutions.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION. President, * Vice-President, Joseph Head. Secretary^ Nathaniel I. Bowditch. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russell. Trustees. Henry Codmaii, Joseph Conlidge, George Bond, Francis C'. Grav, Benjandn Guild, Jonathan Phillips. Edward H. Robbir.s, Edward Tuckerman, Josiah Quiucy, jr. Benjamin D. Greene, (George Hallet.. TWO DEPARTMENTS. MC. LEAN ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE IN CHARLES- TOWN. Physician, , u. d. Sufierintcndtnt^ Luke Bigelow. ji/iothecary, Daniel W. Davis, m. d. Supervisor, Colunnbus Tyler. Clcrky Rufus Wyman, jr. A committee of the Trustees visit the Asylum every Tuesday, P. M. to admit and discharge boarders and inspect the establishment. If necessary, boarders may be admitted or discharged at other times and by any Trustee. No visitors are admitted on any part of the Lord's day. No boarders can be visited except by near rela- tives, or by others at their request in writing. See printed rules and regulations. THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON. Acting Surgeon, John C. Warren, m. d. Junior Swgeon, George Hayward, m. d. Acting Physician, James Jackson, m. d. Assistant Physician, Walter Channing, M. D. Su/ierintendent, Nathan Gurney. House Physician, Lyman Bartlett. House Surgeon, John Odin, jr. Afioihtcary, James B. Gregerson. N.B. Applications for admission to the Hospital are to be made between 8 and 9 o'clock, a. m. every day, except Sunday, at the Hospital in Allen street. Visitors are admitted on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, from 12 to 1 o'clock. Charitable Institutions. 166

State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester. TRUSTEES.

Horace Mann, of Ueclham ; William B. Calhoun, of

Springfield; Bezaleel Taft, jr. of Uxbridge ; Francis C. Gray, of Boston; Alfred D. Foster, of Worcester. Sufierintendent of the Hosfiital, Samuel B. Wood- ward, M. D. Boston Lying-in Hospital.

President y John Heard. Vice-President^ Daniel P. Parker. Trustees, Samuel T. Armstrong, Geo.Hayward, m.d. A. C. Lawrence, Charles Lowell, d. d. James Savage, T. B. Wales, F. J. Oliver, R. G. Shaw, Samuel Perkins, Lynde Walter. Treasurer^ Henderson Inches.

Secretary , E. H. Derby. Attending Physicians, Drs. W. Channing, E. Hale.' Consulting Physicians, Drs. J. C. Warren, J.Bigelow, G. Hayward.

United States Marine Hosfiital

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

Provident Institution for Savings in the City of Boston, Incorporated December 13, 1816. Office in Tremont street. Open every day, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-Presidents, Redford Webster, Joseph Coolidge, Thomas L. Winthrop, Joseph Head, Joseph Tilden, John D. Williams, Andrew Ritchie, Edward Tucker- man, Samuel Snelling, Samuel May, James T. Austin, Nathan Appleton. Trustees, John Dorr, Gideon Snow, Gedney King, James Savage, Amos Lawrence, Abiel Chandler, 166 Charitable Institutions.

Robert Waterston, Benjamin Guild, Peter O. Thacher, Otis Everett, Sannuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Nathl. G. Snelling, Edward Brooks, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray, Daniel P. Parker, George Hallett, Francis J. Oliver, Thomas P. Gushing, Chailes Wells, Ebenezer Chadwick, Robert G.Shaw, Charles C. Paibons. Treasurer^ James Savage. Secretary, Benjamin Guild.

Massachusetts Colonization Society. President, . Vice-Presidents^ Rt. Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, Henry A. S. Dearborn, William B.Calhoun, Isaac C. Bates, Alexander H. Everett, Rev. Samuel Osgood.

Secretary ^ Jerome V. C. Smith, m.d., Boston.

Treasurer ^ \s2i2iZ Mansfield, Boston.

Massachusetts Peace Society. President, Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Vice-President, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. Treasurer, Henry J. Oliver. according Secretary^ John Baker.

Corres^ionding Secretary, J. P. Blanchard. Massachusetts Humane Society.

Incorporated Feb. 23, 179L i President^ Benjamin Rich. \st Vice-President^ Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. ^d Vice-Presidtnt^ Francis J. Oliver. Corresfionding Secretary, John Heard, jr. Recording Secretary^ Rrv. Francis Parkman. Treasurer^ Henderson Inches. V'n^s^ees, Joseph Coolidge, Robert G. Shaw, Daniel P. Parker, George Hayward, m. d. Edward H. Rob- bins, Jacob Bigelovv, m. d.

Massachusetts Charitable Society. Founded September 6, 1672. Incorp. March 15, 1780. President, (ieorge Homer. Vice-President, Wilham Ingalls, m. d.

/ Secretary^ Joseph W. Homer. Treasurer, Samuel Hewes, of Roxbury. Trustees, Samuel A. Wells, Amos Binney, Uriah Crocker, Charles Ewer, William C. Hunneman, jr. Charitable Institutions. 167

Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. Incorporated June 25, 1794. Annual meeting, 2cl Fri- day in Oct. Semi-annual meeting, 2d Fri. in April. President, John Heard, jr. Vice- President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresjionding Secretary, Samuel F. McCleary, Eecording Secretary, Jcimes VV, Burditt. Trcaaurer^ Joseph L-ivering. Trustees, James Phillips, Joseph Coolidge, Samuel Perkins, Gedne y King, Charles H. Jones, John Cotton, Joseph P. Bradlee, Willard Badger.

Board of Trustees of Donations to the Protestant Ejnscofial Church. Incorporated by the State of Massachusetts, 1810. President., Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice-PresidentSy Joseph Tilden, Alanson T. Sperry, Jeremiah Mason. Treasurer^ James Bowdoin. Vice- Treasurer, Corresfionding Secretary, James C. Merrill. Recording Secretary, Rev. Asa Eaton, d. d. Managers^ Joseph Head, Lynde Walter, George Brinley, John Odin.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. Founded 1783. Incorporated 1805. Officers elected July 4th annually. President^ Judah Alden. Vice-President^ Daniel Jackson. Secretary, John Callender. Assista7it Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer^ Robert" Williams. A'isistant Treasurer, Robert G. Shaw.

Comjuittee, Judah Alden, of Duxbury ; Daniel Jack- son, of Watertown; John Hart, of Reading; Zebulon

Hooker, of Newton ; Robert Williams, Benjamin Dana, John Callender, Robert G. Shaw, Thomas Jackson, Samuel Perkins, Charles P. Sumner, Alden Bradford, Samuel A. W^ells, Adams Bailey, John Brvant, and Thomas Seaward, of Boston.' 168 Charitable Institutions.

Prison Discifiline Society. Presidents^ George Bliss, Samuel T. Armstrong. Treasurer^ Charles Cleaveland. Secretary, Rev. Louis Dwight. Howard Benevolent Society. President, Amos Lawrence. Treasurer., Moses Grant. Secretary, T. R. Marvin. Standing Committee, John Mead, Frederick Gould, Lewis Jones, Simon G. Shipley, Samuel P. Grosveiior, Benjamin Bennett, Joseph Tuckerman, George Vinton, Ambrose Seaton, Daniel T. Coit, James W. Gates, T. R. Marvin, William R. Lovejoy, Alvan Simonds, George Haskins. Boston Female Asylum. Instituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1803. First Directress, Mrs. S. Parkman. Second do. Mrs. Prescott. Recording Sec^ry, Miss Abby L. Frothingham. Collecting do. Miss P. L'. Frothingham. Treasurer, Mary Otis. The Asylum is kept in Essex Street.

Boston Asylum for Boys, Incorporated Feb. 24, 1814. President, Fice- President, Joseph Austin, Secretary, Edward S. Rand. Treasurer, William J. Loring. Managers., James C.Merrill, Rev. Francis Parkman, James Bowdoin, Thomas B. Curtis, Willard Badger, Simon E. Greene, Samuel Lawrence, Ozias Goodwin. Penitent Females Refuge, President, Samuel T, Armstrong. Vice-President, John Tappan. Treasurer^ Benjamin Perkins. Corresponding Secretary., Enoch Hale, m. d. Recording Secretary, George Denny. Directors., L. P. Grosvenor, Rev. Asa Rand, James C. Dunn, Benjamin Perkins, James Means, Daniel Safford, William J. Hubbard, Joseph Thayer, Samuel Tenny, Benjamin Howard. Charitable Institutions. 169

Boston Sea7nan*s Friend Society, President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-Fresident, William Worthington. Treasurer^ Michael H. Simpson. Secretary, Samuel H. Walley, jr.

Franklin Tyfiografikical Society in Boston, Vice-President, John Eaton. Secretary, Thomas Gill, jr. Treasurer^ Andrew Wright. llie British Society, William S. Skinner, President, Fatherless and Widow Society, President^ Mrs. Mary Ann Lee. Irish Society^ Andrew Dunlap, President.

Port Society of Boston and vicinity. President, William W. Motley.

Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Defiartment, President, Thomas C. Amory.

Scottish Society, James Kelt, President.

miscellajye o us. New-England Societyfor the p.remotion of Manufactures and the Mechanic Arts* President, Levi Lincoln. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Appleton, Henry A. S. Dearborn, Aaron Tufts, D. L. Pickman. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Pickman. Secretary, Samuel Torrey. i3/rec/or*, Thomas Motley, David Sears, J.B.Brown, WiUiam Lawrence, Joshua Clapp, John R. Adan, Isaac Parker, J. C. Pray, William Shimmin, John A. Lovell, Samuel Perkins, .

Massaclmsetts Horticultural Society. President, Henry A. S. Dearborn. Vice-Presidents, Zebedee Cook, jr., John C. Gray, Enoch Bartlett, Ellas Phinney. Corresponding Secretary, Jacob Bigelow, M. D. Recording Secretary, R. L. Emmons. Treasurer, Cheever Newhall. 15 170 Miscellaneous.

Bunker Hill Monument Association. President^ William Prescott. Vice-President^ William Sullivan. ^Secretary, Edward G. Prescott. Trf-aHurti\ Nathaniel P. Russell. BuiUiing Committee, Geor»:;e Bl'ike, H. A. S. Dear- born, Amos Lawrence, William Sullivan, Thomas H. Perkins. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard. Corporation. President, Peter O. Thacher. Superintendent^ Treasurer and Clerk, Caleb Eddy.

Salem Turnfiike and Chelsea Bridge Corfioration, President, Benjamin Pickman. Clerk, Ichabod Tucker. Treasurer, John Moriarty. Agents Pierce L. Wiggin. Boston and Roxbury Mill Corjioration. President, John C. Gray. Sec'^ry, Treas.iJf Sufienntendent, Samuel Nicolson. Directors, Charles Bradbury, Lemuel Pope, Abraham W. Fuller, John F. Loring, Ralph Huntington, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Ebenezer Chadwick, Samuel Cabot, John Lowell, jr. Simon E. Greene, Thomas Motley. Boxton Water Power Comfiany. President, John Lowell, jr. Treasurer^ Thomas B. Wales. Secretary and Sufierintendent, Samuel Nicolson. Directors, Thomas Motley, Samuel Pope, John F. Loring, Ebenezer Chadwick. State Prison at Charlestoivn. Inspectors, Francis C. Gray, Sherman Leland. Charles Wells. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Defiuty Warden^ Enoch Hunt. Cha/ilain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physiciayi and Surgeon, William J. Walker, m. d. \ Clerk, Oliver H. Bryant. Superintendent of the Stone Department, Francis Lawrence. Banks in Boston. 171 BAJ^KS IJV BOSTOJV. American Bank. No. 70, State street. Capital, $750,000.

J. S. Wright, President. | W. H. Odiorne, Cashier. Directors.^ Levi Brigham, Silas Bullard, Benj. Fiske, Paul Farnam, Arthur French, jr. B. B Grant, Daniel Greetileaf, Williara H. Gardiner, George Odiorne, John I. Putnam, J. S. Wrij^ht, Teller, Lowell Mason. Book-Keeper, Thomas B. Fearing. Discount- Clerk, Messenger, Thomas J. Baylej.

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

Pliny Cutler, President. | Benjamin Dodd, Cashier. Directors, Henry F. Baker, Pliny Cutler, Francis Fisher, Jeremiah Hill, James Johnson, William G. Lam- bert, William F. Oti"', James Pickens, Gilman Prichard, Charles Stoddard, B. D. Whitney, William W. Stone. Teller, Richard Ward. Book Keeper, Thomas Drown. Messenger J James Adams.

Branch'of the United States Bank.

William Applelon, Pres. | Samuel Frothingham, Cash. Directors, William Appleton, John Borland, George Blake, E. Chadwick, George Hallet, J. W. Paige, D. P. Parker, Abbot Lawrence, Richard S, Rogers, R. G. Shaw, David Sears, R. D. Shepherd, Richard D. Tucker, First Teller, Thomas Wiley. Second Teller, Thomas L. Hutchinson. First Book Keeper, John Tucker. Second Book-Keeper, Charles Bartlett. Discount Clerk, Thomas Waterman. Collector, G. L. Chandler, jr. Messenger, W. L. Cazeneau. Porter, Wyman Of-born. Discount every day. Loan Office. Transfer, John J. Loring. Interest, O. W. Champney, Pension, John S. Lilley. Solicitor, Geocge Blake. 172 Banks in Boston.

Boston BanJc. No. 46, State street.. Capital, $600,000.

Phineas Upham, President, j James C. Wild, Cashier. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Josiah ^radlee, Samuel P. Blake, Samuel Cabot, D. C. Bacon, Joshua Blake, Thomas B. Curtis, Robert G. Shaw, William J. Loring, William Sullivan, C. C. C. Tucker, Phineas Upham. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Discount Clerk, Messenger and Porter, George Breckenridge. Solicitor^ Williamliam SullivanSullivan. Discount every day.

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

George Brinley, President. | Eliphalet Williams, Cash, Directors, George Brinley, Isaac Bangs, Martin Brim- mer, S. D. Bradford, Thomas Cordis, Luther Faulkner, Phineas Foster, Francis J. Oliver, James Parker, Jesse Putnam, Charles Thatcher, Samuel K. Williams. Teller, Francis Everett. Book-Keeper, Charles W. Taylor. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. Porter, Augustus Baird. Discount everyday.

Commercial Bank.

No. 91, State street. Capital, $500,000. Joseph Andrews, Cashier. Parker H. Pierce, President. | Directors, John Brown, Joseph Ballister, William Graves, Ammi C. Lombard, Israel Lombard, Isaac Liv- ermore, Parker H. Pierce, Wm. Parker, Phineas Sprague, Isaac P. Townsend, Ezra Weston, Newton Willey. Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Messenger, Gilman Davis. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. Banks in Boston. 173

Columbian Bank. No. 54, State street. Capital, $500,000. Joseph President. William Coffin, Tilden, | jr. Cashier. Directors, William Appleton, P. T. Jackson, G. VV. Lymnn, J. J. Mason, Thomas Motley, Henry Oxnard, John Pickering, William Sturgis, Joseph Tilden, J. G. Torrey. Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Cushing. Messenger^ James Kean. Discount every day.

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

John K. Simpson, President. | Charles Hood, Cashier. Directors, D. Baxter, jr. Adams Bailey, F. S. Carruth, Andrew Dunlap, Oliver Fletcher, William Freeman, J. Henshaw, C. Hood, Hall J. How, S. S.Lewis, Elisha Parks, John K, Simppon. Teller, William Bianey. Book-Keeper, J. N. Farrar. Messenger, Edward Barry. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Eagle Bank,

No. 19, State street. Capital, $500,000. Titus Welles, President. John J. \ Fisk, Cashier. Directors, William Almy, C. W. Cartwright, B. French, William Goddard, Elijah Loring, John Kendrick, John Skinner, Francis Skinner, William B. Swett, Benjamin Thompson, Titus Welles, John Williams. Teller, John W. Rand. Book-Keeper., Joshua P. Blanchard. Messenger, Henry B. Odiorne. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Franklin Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Samuel Goodridge, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. | Directors, Charles Brown, Jonathan Bowditch, Peleg Churchill, Thomas R. Dascomb, Benjamin Freeman, 15* 174 Banks in Boston.

Samuel Goodridge, Prentiss Hobbs, Ebenezer Hayward, Josiah M. Jones, Thomas Ricjbardson, Amasa Walker, William F. Whitney.

, Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

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

James Read, President. | Charles Sprague, Cashier. Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, James K. Mills, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Pray, John F. Priest, James Read, Benjamin Seaver, Enoch Silsby, Ignatius Sargent. Paying-Teller, Calvin Whiting.

' Receiving Teller ^ C. F. Blanchard. First Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Assistant Clerk^ John Adams. Discount Clerk, Edward S. Erving. Messenger, James Foster. Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Hamilton Banh No. 53, State street. Capital, $500,000. William Thorndike, President. Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. | Directors^ Thomas C. Cary, Henry Cabot, James Cushing, Daniel Denny, J. W. Edwards, Ebenezer Francis. George H. Kuhn, William Phipps, Willard Sales, William Thorndike, Thomas Wigglesworth, Marshall P. Wilder. Teller, John W, Rand. Book-Keeper, Otis Turner. *Assistant Clerk and Jl/e^^eng^er, Joseph L. Hammond. Porter, Horace L. Temple.

Market Bank. City Wharf. Capital, $500,000. Cashier. Amos Binney, President. | Samuel O. Mead, Directors, Matthias Armsby, Amos Binney, D. D. Brodhead, A. H. Bowman, William H. Delano, D. R. Griggs, John A. McGaw, William B. Reynolds, Benjamin Sewall, Jonah Stickney, C. O. Whitmore, Abijah White. Banks in Boston. 175

Teller, Samuel B. Dyer. Book-Keeper, John Lyon. Solicitor, Charles G. Loring. Messetiger^ Samuel P. Oliver.

Massachusetts Bank.

No. 64, State street. Capital, $800,000. Payson, Cashier. William Parsons, President. ( Samuel Directors, Abiel Chandler, John L. Gardner, Joseph Head, John Parker, jr. William Parsons, Jonathan Phillips, William D. Sohier, Samuel Torrey, Edward Tuckerman, Isaac Winslow. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, James Dodd. Discount- Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount Days, Monday and Thursday.

Merchants BanTc.

No. 87, State street. Capital, $750,000.

Edward Eldredge, Pres. | Franklin Haven, Cashier. Directors, Nathaniel F. Cunningham, William Eager, Edward Eldredge, Charles Ellis, Luke Fay, Harrison

Gray, Joseph S". Hastings, Mark Healey, John B. Jones, Cushins: Mitchell, John C. Proctor, William Tuckerman. Teller, Thomas W. Hooper, Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Chester Sessions.

North BanTc. No. 26, North Market street. Capital, $750,000. John Binney, President. Gurdon Steele, Cashier. | Directors, John Binney, Isaiah Bangs, J. B. Brown, Jesse Bird, N. R. Cobb, Isaac Danforth, James Davis, Oliver Eldridge, J. Eveleth, Gedney King, J. W. Trull, Calvin Washburn. Teller, P. H. White. Book-Keeper, William M. Pray. Messenger and Porter, Joseph VV. Newell. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. 176 Banks in Boston.

New-England Bank. No. 67, State street. Capital, $1,000,000. Cashier. Samuel Dorr, President. | Philip Marett, Directors, Samuel Dorr, Otis Everett, Henry Gassett, N. Goddard, Thomas Gray, Mace Tisdale, John D. Wil- liams, William Worthington, W. P. Winchester. Paying-Telltr, Charles Nichols. Receivins; Teller^ Franklin Greene, jr. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Discount- Clerk, Elijah P. Clark. Porter and Messenger, Charles Barry. Discount every day.

Oriental Bank. No. 88, State street. Capital, $750,000.

Benjamin T. Pickraan, Pres. | Marcus Whiting, Cashier. Directors, Joseph M. Brown, William T. Curtis, Charles Leighton, E. H. Little, B. T. Loring, Hugh R. Kendall, Benjamin T. Pickman, George W.Pratt, Josiah Peirce, Henry Winsor, F. E. White. Teller. George F. Cook. Book' Keeper, William Whiting. Assistant Clerk, William Raymond.

Suffolk Bank. No. 65, State street. Capital, $750,000. President. Matthew S. Henry B. Stone, ] Parker, Cashier. Directors, Joseph Baker, George Bond, Eben«^zer Breed, Ebenezer Francis, Samuel Hubbard, William Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Means, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jeffrey Richardson, Nath. P. Russell, H. B. Stone. Paying- Teller^ Henry Jaques. Receiving -Teller^ Stephen Morse, jr. Discount- Clerk, Willard Williams. Assistant Clerk, A. K. Hunt. Book-Keeper, Isaac C. Brewer. Foreign Money Clerks^ William Grubb, jr. D. H. Belknap, W. H. Hay ward, W. Wyman, J. Grubb. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday. Bank« in Boston. 177

State Bank. No. 53, State street. Capital, $1,800,000.

E. A. Bourne, President. | George Homer, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Austin,jr. Samuel H. Babcock, E. A. Bourne, Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Charles J. Caz- enove, Thomas P. Cushing, David Ellis, Jacob Hall, Thomas K. Thomas, Thomas Thacher. Paying Teller, John Dall. Receiving- Teller^ Joseph White. First Book-KeepeT, William E. Vincent, Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount- Clerk, Jonathan Call. Messenger, E. O. Fifield. Porter, John White. Solicitor, Discount daj's, Monday and Thursday.

IVaders Banlc.

No. 9, India street. Capital, $500,000. David President, Cash. Dudley, j Eph. L. Frothingham, Directors., Benjamin F. Copeland, Joshua Crane, George W. Crockett, David Dudley, Jabez Fisher, Prince Hawes, Jabez C. Howe, Deming Jarvis, Zachariah Jellison, Thomas Lord, George Seaver, Geo. W.Thayer. Teller, Thomas Brown, jr. Book-Keeper, Jeremiah Gore, jr. Messenger^ Ebenezer Sampson. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts.

Tremont IBank. No. 41, State street. Capital, $500,000. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. James Dalton, Cashier. I Directors, Samuel T. Armstrong, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Caleb Curtis, Henry H. Fuller, Andrew T. Hall, J. F. Loring, Isaac Stevens, Enoch Train, Gill Wheelock, William Whitney. Teller, L. Kendall, jr. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount every day. 178 Banks in Massachusetts.

Union Bank. No. 40, State street. Capital, $800,000.^

Thomas L. Winthrop, Pres. | Chester Adams, Cashier. Directors, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dalton, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, Ozias Goodwin, Giies Lodge, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Ebenezer Parker, John Stearns, T. B. Wales, T. L. Winthrop, xMoses Wheeler. Teller, Samuel Parker. Book-Keeper^ Nathaniel Emmons. Discount- Clerk, William Furness. Messenger, ioriiiihzin Trott. Porter, Oliver Jaquith. Discount every day.

Washington Bank. No. 471, Washington street. Capital, $500,000.

Aaron Baldwin, President. | D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. Directors^ Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, Josiah P. Cooke, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, F. Jackson, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, Moses Williams. Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, Joshua Child. Messenger and Porter, Sylvester T. Goss. Solicitor, J. P. Cooke.

Bunker-Hill Bank, at Charlestown. Capital, $150,000. Walker, President. Thomas Marshall, Cashier. Timothy | Directors, David Devens, Thomas J. Goodwin, Jotham Johnson, Isaac Mead, Isaac Warren, James Bird, jr. Gilman Stanley, Gilbert Tufts. Assistant Clerk, Amos T. Frothingham. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. For accommodalion, the Boston Depositing; and Col- lecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank.

Phtsnix Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000.

Lsaac Fi.'^ke, President, | William VVyman, Cashier. Directors^ Archibald Babcock, Jonathan Bridge, jr. John Fosdick, Isaac Fiske, John HurdI, Eliab P. Mack- intire, Nathan Pratt, Joseph Souther, Thos. M. Thompson. Clerk, Thomas Pike, jr. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Market Bank, Boston. Banks in Massachusetts. 179

Charlestown Bank, Capital, $150,000. Edward D. Clark, President. Paul Willard, | Cashier. Directors, Arthur W. Austin, Dexter Bowman, Bowen Buckman, John Cheever, Edward D. Clark, CJjarles Foster, James P. Flint, Abijah Goodridge. Lynnan Nichols, Edmund Parker, Samuel Poor, Benjamin Whipple. Clerk^ Henry K. Frothingham. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Merchants Bank, Boston.

Cambridge Bank. Capital, $150,000. Samuel P. Fay, President. Martin Lane, Cashier. P. | Directors, Charles Everett, William Fisk. S. P. P. Fay, John Trowbridge, Benjamin Bigelow, Eliab W. Metcalf, Edmund T. Hastings, Francis Bowman. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Charles River Bank, at Cambridge. Capital, ^100,000. Levi Farwell, President. John B. Dana, Cashier, | Dirtctors, Levi Farwell, William Watriss, William Brown, Josiah Coolidce, Robert Fuller, Charles C. Little, Edward Sparhawk, Asahel Stearns, James Brown. Discount day, Wednesday.

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

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

Joseph Story, President. } J. W. Treadwell, Cashier. Directors, Joseph Winn, William Silsbee, Benjamia Cox, Nathaniel Silsbee, jr. John W. Treadwell, Stephen C. Phillips. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Bank of General Interest, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. Michael Shepard, President. John Russell, Cashier. [ Directors, Ebenezer Seccomb, P.L Farnham, John W. Fenno, Stephen P. Webb. 180 Banks in Massachusetts.

Commercial Bank^ at Salem. Capital, $200,000. "Willard Peele, President. E. H. Payson, Cashier* | Directors^ Gideon Barstow, John Stone, John W, Rogers, Leverett Saltonstall, Henry King, Philip Chase, Samuel Preston, Samuel Brooks, Uriah Bailey, Thomas Cheever. Discount days, Monday and Thursday,

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

Gideon Tucker, President. | John Chadwick, Cashier, Directors, George Cleaveland, Robert Upton, William E. Hacker, Nathaniel Saltonstall, John G. King, John C, Lee, Ephraim Emmerton, Jeremiah Page. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Asiatic Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. S. Cashier. Jos. Cabot, President. | Wm. H. Foster, Directors, Nathan W. Neal, Robert Brookhouse, Pickering Dodge, David Moore, John B. Osgood, Thomas P. Pringee, Thorndike Deland, Benjamin Creamer, Ebenezer Putnam.

Mercantile Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. David Putnam, President. Stephen Webb, Cashier. | Directors, Stephen Fogg, Peter E. Webster, William P. Endicott, Larkin Thorndike, Joel Bowker, Samuel Chamberlain, William Ball, Henry Grant, Gilbert G. Newhall, Piam Dodge.

J^aumkeag Bank, at Salem. Capital, $200,000. David Pingree, President. Jos. G. Sprague, Cashier. | Directors, Benj. Fabens, Henry Whipple, Stephen W. Shepard, Jonas Warren, Richard Savory, Henry Cook, Benjamin W. Stone, John Norris, George West, Philip R. Southwick, Joseph Shatswell.

I Banks. 181

Other Banks in Massachusetts.

Namt. Place. President. Cashier. CnpUal^ Andover Andover Samuel Farrar A Blaiicliard 125,000 Mechanics Neuburyp't E S Rand John Andrewsjjr. 200,000 Newbuiyport Newburyp't William Bartlett 210,000 Mercliants Newburyp't Henry Johnson Saml.lMulliken 225,000 PhcEiiix Nantucktt Joseph Chase P H Folger 200,000 Pacific Nantucket Fred. W Mitchell James Atheam 200,000 Manuf.&Mech. Nantucket Daniel Jones Barker Burnell 100,000 Gloucester Cape Anu Wm. W Parrott Henry Smith 200,000 Beverly Beverly Wm. Leach A Thorndike 100,000 Commercial N. Bedford Geo. Howland Jos. Rickttson 250,000 Mechanics N. Bedford Wm. Rodman Joseph Congdon Marine N. Bedford Joseph Grinnell John Williams,jr. 800,000 Merchants N.Bedford John A Parker Jas. B Congdon 250,000 Plymouth Plymouth Barnabas Hedge Naihl. Goodwin 100.000 Old Colony Plymouth Jacob Covington Eben. G. Parker 100,000 Worcester Worcester Daniel Waldo Saml. Jennison 200,000 Central Worcester Benj. Butman G A Trumbull 100,000 Barnstable Yarmouth David Crocker Timothy Reed 100,000 Millbury Millbury S. Farnsworth Wm. Whittlesey 100,000 Blackstone Uxbridge Bezaleel Taft, jr. Jona. Gregory 100,000 Amherst Amherst Nathl. Smith Luther Root 100,000 Maujifacturers Ware Joseph Bowman H. Starkweather 100,000 Hampden Westfield James Fowler Nathl. A Bacon 100,000 Taunton Taunton Saml. Crocker Samuel B King 175,000 Cohannet Taunton JohnM.Williams H. M. Barney Bristol Taunton Wm. A.Crocker G. Dearth 100,000 Marblehead Marblehead John Hooper Saml. S Trefry 120.000 Hampshire Northampt'n Joseph Lyman Wm. H Moseley 100,000 Dedbam Dedhara John W. Ames Eben. Fisher, jr. 150,000 Lowell Lowell Nalhl. Wright James G Carney 2C0,000 Rail Road Lowell L Lawrence 400,000 Oxford Oxford Jonathan Davis Sumner Bastow 100,000 Leicester Leicester Nalhl. P Denny H G Henshaw 100,000 Mechanics Lynn Isaiah Breed Isaac Story 100,000 Springfield Spring^field Jona. Dwightjjr. John Howard 150,000 Agricultural Pittsfield Henry Shaw Ezekiel K Colt 100,000 Housatonick Stockbridge Cyrus Williams E Burrill 100,000 Greenfield Greenfield William Pomroy Franklin Ripley 100,000 Pawtucket Pawtucket O Starkweather A A Tillinghast 100,000 Merrimack Haverhill David Marsh, jr. L White 270,000 Falmouth Falmouth Elijah Swift Saml. P Croswell 100,000 Danvers Danvers William Sutton N Lakeman 130,000 Warren Danvers Edward Upton A. K. Osborne 120,000 Norfolk Roxbury John Bartlett Charles Hikling 200,000 Fall River Troy David Anthony M C Durfee 200,000 Brighton Brighton Edw. Sparhawk 150,000 Adams Adams Caleb B. Turner 100,000 Middlesex E.Cambridge Wm. Parmenter Whitney Concord Concord Daniel Shattuck John M. Cheney 100,000 Union Weymouth Josiah Vinton, jr. Thos. R. Hanson 100,000 Dorch.&Milton Dorchester Moses Whitney Hanani. 1 emple 100,000 Wrentham Wrenthara David Fisher 100,000 Fairhaven Fairhaven E. Saw in D.W.B.Thaxter Fitchburg Fitchburg Francis Perkins EbenezerToirey 100,000 16 182 Insurance Companies in Boston.

IJVSURAJVCE COMPAmES IJV BOSTOM American Insurance Company.

No. 58, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Francis J. Oliver, President. Charles Stimpson, Sec'ry. I Directors, Nathan Appleton, Samuel Appleton, John Heard, jr. Caleb Loring, Samuel May, Pascal P. Pppe, Benjamin Rich, Robert G. Shaw, Isaac Winslow, Lot Wheelwright.

Atlantic Insurance Company. No. 29, State street. Capital, $250,000. Insures on Marine risks only. President. Robert Farley, Secretary, Francis Watts, | Directors^ 8. D. Bradford, Charles Brown, Martin Brimmer, Daniel Denny, Zachariah Jellison, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Henry Oxnard, Isaac Parker. Solicitor, Augustus Peabody. C/erA;, Andrew Davis.

Atlas Insurance Company. Corner of State and Congress streets. Capit-al, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks.

President. Andrew Dorr, jr. Samuel A. Wells, | C. Sec. Directors, Samuel A. Wells, William W- Parrott, Stephen White, Phineas Sprague, Joseph W. Lewis, John Borland, Rezin D. Shepherd, Richard Devens, Edward Cruft, Benjamin Bangs, John Harris, Edward Eldredge, James Harris, George B. Blake, Messenger, William Woodbury.

Boston Marine Insurance Company. No. 52, State street. Capital, $300,000. Sargent, President. Joseph May, Secretary. Daniel | Directors, H. F. Baker, George B. Gary, Thomas B. Curtis, John L. Gardner, Robert C. Hooper, Thomas Lee, Robert C. Mackay, Thomas Parsons, Benjamin T, Pickman, Daniel Sargent, T. W. Ward, Stephen White. Mesnnger, William S. Fish. Insurance Companies in Boston. 183

Boston Insurance Company. No. 48, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on IMaiine risks only. P. VV. Freeman, Secretary. Lemuel Pope, President. ] Directors, John Bryant, Nathaniel Goddard, Giles Lodge, John F. Loring, Wm. Lawrence, George Pratt, Willard Sayles, Moses Wheeler.

Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company,

No. 475, Washington st. Capital, $300,000. Secretary. Aaron Baldwin, President, j C. E. Habicht, Directors, Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, J.P. Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davi?, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, J. P. Town- send, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Marine risks only. Bradbury, President. Edward P. Merriam, Sec. Charles | Directors., Charles Bradbury, Charles Brown, S.Hooper, James K. Mills, Benjamin T. Reed, jr. Henry Sigourney, William Savage, William Sawyer, Thomas B. Wales.

Commonwealth Insurance Company, No. 63, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Jonathan Buffinton, President. J. Stevens, Secretary. ] Directors^ Philip Adams, Adams Bailey, D. D. Brod- head, B. F. Copeland, Larra Crane, Scotto Clark, Andrew Dunlap, Nathaniel Faxon, William Freeman, Henry Hatch, Hall J. How, David Henshaw, Nestor Houghton, Charles Henshaw, Charles Hood, Samuel S. Lewis, Wm. Parmenter, John Rayner, Daniel Shattuck, John K. Simpson, Joseph E.Smith, Larkin Thorndike, Moses Whitney, Thomas J. Whittemore. 184 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Commercial Insurance Company. No. 53, State street. Capital, $200,000.

William J. Loring, Pre?. Lemuel Stanwood. Secretary. ] Directors, Eoenezer Breed, D. C. Bacon, John Brown, Thomas B. Curtis, John A. Cunningham, Robert Hooper, jr., Henry Lee, William G. Lambert, Samuel VVhitweiJ.

Franklin Insurance Company. No. 44, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks.

Francis Welch, President. I Wm. M. Byrnes, Secretary. A.S. Whiting, Clerk. I Directors, Samuel L. Abbot, Lemuel Crackbon, Wm. Dehon, John Lamson, JamesReed, Enoch Train, Francis Welch, Eliphalet Williams.

Firemen's Insurance Company.

No. 13, State street. Capital, $300,000.

Thomas Pres. S. G. Rogers, jr. Secretary. C. Amory, | Directors, Thomas C. Amory. Samuel Austin, jr. Joseph P. Bradlee, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, John S. Ellery, William G. Eaton. Edward G. Prescott, Benj. Seaver, Wm. Willett, J. H. Wolcott, Benjamin Yeaton.

Fishing Insurance Company. No. 20, Commercial street. Capital, $50,000. James Brown, President. Moses Sewall, Secretary. | £>z>ec/or5, James Brown, Benjamin Abrahams, John F. Banister, Peleg Churchill, Robert Ripley, John A. Mc- Gaw, Benjamin Sewall, Charles O. Whitmore, William V. Kent. Charles Wilkins, Benjamin Dodd, Leonard Battell, Thomas N. Cullen.

Glohe Fire and 3Iarine Insurance Company.

No. 36, State st. Capital, $300,000.—$225,000 paid in. William Hales, President. James H. Lunt, Secretary. | Directors, Atkins Adams. William Davis, jr. Francis Fisher, Samuel C. Gray, William Hales, Henry Lunt, H. C. Mackay, C. C. Parsons. Insurance Companies in Boston. 185

Hope Insurance Company. No. 15, State street. Capital, $200,000. Nehemiah Parsous, Pres. Joseph Lord, jr. Secretary. j Directors, Philip Ammidon, Phineas Foster, B. A. Gould, Bela Hunting, George W. Pratt, John P. Rice, Thomas Lord, Robert D. C. Merry, Charles Thacher, John W. Trull.

Massacliusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co. No. 45, State street. Capital, $400,000.

Nathaniel G. Snelling, Pres. | J. Ward, Secretary. Directors, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon E. Greene, Abraham Howard, William F. Otis, James Sav- age, C. C. C. Tucker, Benj. M. Watson, Charles Wells.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company.

No. 60, State st. Up stairs. Funds, $300,000. Turner Phillips, President. William Tufts, Secretary. J Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, George Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Charles P. Curtis, Ebenezer Francis, John C. Gray, John A. Lowell, William Lawrence, Joseph Levering, Samuel May, Charles Wells, John D. Williams.

Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks.

Joseph Balch, President. I George Homer, Secretary. Pres. Joseph Saml. Tenny, Assist | Swasey, Messenger. Directors^ Joseph Balch, Joshua Blake, John Belknap, Ebenezer C. Chadwick, Nathaniel Curtis, Arthur French, Henry Hall, George Hallet, Francis C. Lowell, Tasker H. Sweet, JBenjamin Thompson, Samuel Whitweli.

Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company.

No. 50, State St. Capital, $500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 1818. William Prescott, President. Actuary, Nath'l. Bowditch. Secretary^ Moses Hale. | L. Vice Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Joseph Head, Charles Jackson, John Lowell, Harrison 16* 186 Insurance Companies in Boston.

G. Otis, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Per- kins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, Israel Thorndike, Joseph Tilden. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Joseph BaJch, Nathaniel Bowditch, John Bryant, John C. Gray, Samuel Hubbard, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos Lawrence, Thomas Motley, Daniel P. Parker. George Ticknor, Thomas Wigglesworth. Messenger, John P. Adams.

Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 59, State street. Capital, $300,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Pres. Charles W. Cartwright, | Samuel Hunt, Secretary. Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Amos Binney, John Bumstead, Charles W. Cartwright, George Howe, John Lemist, Edmund Munroe, George Pratt, William Parker, William Shimmin, Supply C. Thwing.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 68, State street. Capital, $300,000.

Joseph Baker, President. | Nathaniel Meriam, Secretary. Directors, Thomas Cordis, Peter R. Dalton, William Davis, jr. Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, John Hooper, James Johnson, Henry Lee, Charles T. Parsons, Dixey Wildes.

National Insurance Company. No. 57, State street. Capital, $1,000,000. President. Samuel Curson, Secretary. Wm. Thorndike, | Samuel W. Swett, Vice-President. Directors, William Appleton, Daniel Denny, Paul Farnum, Samuel Hubbard, John A. Lowell, Dudley L. Pickman, Francis Skinner, George Bond, Ebenezer Francis, John C. Gray, John Hooper, Isaac Livermore, Isaac Parker, George Searle, William Thorndike, Samuel W. Swett, Charles Wells, Nathaniel R. Cobb, Stephen Fairbanks, William H. Gardiner, George H. Kuhn, James K. Mills, David Sears, Willard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder. Insurance Companies in Boston. 187

New England Marine Insurance Company. No, 34, State street. Capital, $300,000. Hall, President. John Waters, Secretary. James | Directors, WilJiam Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Josiah Bradley, Edmund Baylies, Andrew Cunningham, Ozias Goodwin. James Hall, Ignatius Sargent, Richard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden, Isaac Winslow, jr. Messenger^ George Golding.

Neptune Insurance Company.

No. 57, State street. Capital, $200,000. Insures on Fire and Marine risks. Curtis, President. Joseph Gardner, Sec'ry. Caleb | H. Directors^ William Austin, Caleb Curtis, David Dev- ens, B. Lincoln, jr. David Stetson, Thomas C. Smith, John P. Thorndike, Samuel Wheeler, Timothy Walker.

Ocean Insurance Company.

No. 39, State street. Capital, $200,000. Joseph H. Adams, President. John Preston, Secretary. | Directors, Joseph H. Adams, E. E. Bradshaw, Edward D. Clark, William Eager, John W. Fenno, J. P. Flint, Mark Healey, John B. Jones, Theodore D. Parker, Dixey Wildes, Ferdinand E. White.

Suffolk Insurance Company.

No. 37, State street. Capital, $300,000.

Insures on Marine risks only. S. G. Perkins, President. Pelham Hayward, Sec'ry. } W. Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin C. Clark, Charles J. Cfzenove, Thomas G. Cary, Charles Cun- ningham, Thomas Dixon, George W. Lyman, William Lander, Charles C. Parsons, Samuel G. Perkins, Russell Sturgis, Henry Wainwright: 188 Insurance Companies in Massachusetts.

United States Insurance Company.

No. 95, State street, Capital, $200,000. Parker H. Pierce, President. Archibald Foster, Sec'ry. | Directors^ Isaiah ^angs, John Binney, Benjamin Fiske, Benjamin Humphrey, A. C. Lombard, John J. Valentine, Alfred Richardsonj Ezra Weston, Newton Willey, Ezra Weston.

Washington Fire and 3Iarine Insurance Co. No. 42, State street. Capital. $200,000. Isaac Sweetser, Secretary. Thomas Lamb, President. | Directors^ Samuel T. Armstrong, Daniel C. Bacon, Samuel Dorr, Otis Everett, Thomas Lamb, William B. Reynolds, Benjamin Sewall, John Skinner.

Other Insurance Companies in Massachusetts, JSTame. Place. President. Secretary. Cap. Salem Marine Salem Fred. Howes Wm. Ashton 200,000 Union Marine " Mos.Townsend Wm. Sage 100,000 Commercial " Geo.Cleaveland Wm. Cleveland 200,000 Oriental " Wm.Fettyplace J^athanPeivce,jr 200,000 Mercantile « John Winn, jr. Aug, Whipple 150,000 Essex Mutual " Philip Chase J. H. Nichols 150,000 Wore. Mutual Worcester Rejoice Newton Isaac Goodwin 200,000 Marblehead Marblehead Nath. L Hooper Saml. S Trefry 100,000 Middles, Mutual Concord AbielHeywood Nathan Brooks 100,000 Glouc Marine Gloucester Wm. b'earce Wm. Saville 100,000 Commercial New Bedford .Tames Arnold John B Smith 100,000 Merchants " Steph.Mernhew Wm. C Nye 100,000 Union Marine Nantucket William Coffin M xMitchell 50,000 Phoenix " Hezek.Barnard Timo. Hussey 100,000 Commercial " M T Morion C B Hussey 125,000 Franklin Mutual Greenfield Elijah Alvord Alanson Clark 100,000 Mutual Fire Danvers Eben. Shillaber Jos. G Sprague 100,000 Mutual Fire Taunton Marcus Morton Alfied Williams Fairhaven Fairhaven Waiien Delano Asa Swift, jr. Mechanics N. Bedford Andr. Robeson Ebenezer Clark Merchants Newburyp't John Porter Samuel Carr 200,000 Mutual Newburyp't JcremialiNelson John Harrod HinghamMutual Hingham Jotham Lincoln David Harding Charlestovvn Fire and Marine, Cap. 100,000. Social, at Salem, 100,000 Hampshire Mutual, at Northampton, 100,000. Becket Mutual, 25,000 X

NATIONAL REGISTER,

€fobernment of tje Sanftet) States. , (Ten.) President. MARTIN VAN BUREN, (N. Y.) Vice-President. TWJENTY-SECOND CONGRESS. SENATE. (48) Terms expire. Terms expire. Maine, John Holmes, 1833 Peleg Sprague, 1835

JV*. Hampshire, Samuel Bell, 35 *Isaac Hill, 37 Vermont, Horatio Seymour, 33 *Samuel Prentiss, 37 Massachu., Daniel Webster, 33 Nathaniel Silsbee, 35 Bhode Island, Asher Robbins 33 Nehemiah R. Knight, 35 , Samuel A Foot, 33 *, 37 JV. York, Charles E.Dudley, 33 37 JV. Jersey, M ahlon Dickerson, 33 Theo. Frelinghuysen, 35 Penn52/Z?7.*GeorgeM. Dallas, 33 ^William Wilkins,' 37 Delaware, Arnold Naudain, 33 John M. Clayton, 35 Maryland, Samuel Smith, 33 Ezekiel F. Chambers, 37 Virginia, , 33 William C. Rives, 35 JV. CaroZzTia, Bedford Brown, 35 *Willie P. Mangum, 37 5. CaroZiwa,John C.Calhoun, 35 *Stephen D. Miller, 37 Georgia, George M. Troup, 35 John Forsyth, 37 Kentucky, George M. Bibb, 35 tHenry Clay, 37 Tennessee, Felix Grundy, 33 Hugh L. White, 35 Ohio, Benjamin Ruggles, 33 ^Thomas Ewing, 37 Louisia. *Geo.A.Waggaman,35 Josiah S. Johnston, 37 Indiana, John Tipton, 33 William Hendricks, 37 Mississippi, John Black, 33 , 35 Illinois, John M. Robinson, 35 Elias K. Kane, 37 Alabama, William R. King, 35 *Gabriel Moore, 37 Jlf«550wri,Thomas H.Benton, 33 ^Alexander Buckner, 37 Walter Lowrie, Secretary. President's Salary, $25,000. Vice-President's, $5000.

X By the Constitution, the Vice-President is President of the Senate but has no voice, unless the Senate is equally divided. Each State is allowed the same number of Electors of President and Vice-Presi- dent, as their whole number of Sena;tors and Representatives in Congress. * New Members,

t Members formerly, but not of the last Congress. 190 Twenty-Second Congress.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (213) Andrew Stevenson, of Virginia, Speaker. MAINE sends 7. John Anderson Cornelius Holland *EdwardKavanagh *James Bates Leonard Jarvis Rufus M'Intire George Evans NEVSr HAMPSHIRE 6. John Brodhead Joseph Hammons Henry Hubbard Thomas Chandler *JosephM. Harper John W. Weeks VERMONT 5. *Hc(man Allen Horace Everett (one vacancy) William Cahoon *VVilliam Slade MASSACHUSETTS 13. *John Q. Adams John Davis James L. Hodges *Nathan Appleton *H. A. S.Dearborn Joseph G. Kendall Isaac C. Bates Edward Everett tJeremiah Nelson *George N. Briggs Geo. Grennell, jr. John Reed *Rufus Choate RHODE ISLAND 2. Tristam Burges, Dutee J. Pearce. CONNECTICUT 6. Noyes Barbour J. W. Huntington William L. Storrs Wm. W.Ellsworth Ralph I. Ingersoll Ebenezer Young NEW YORK 34. William G. Angell *U. F. Doubleday tErastus Root *William Babcock Michael Hoffman *Nathan Soule *Gam'lH. Barstow* William Hogan John W. Taylor "Samuel Beardsley *FreebornG.JewettPhineas L. Tracy **John T. Bergen *John King G. C. Verplanck ^Joseph Bouck *G. Y. Lansing iAaron Ward *John C. Brodhead James Lent *DanieI Wafdwell C. C. Cambreleng *Edm. H.Pendleton *GrattonH Wheeler *John C. Collier *Job Pierson Campbell P. White *Bates Cooke tNathaniel Pitcher "Fred'kWhittlesley ^Charles Dayan *Edward C. Reed *Samuel J. Wilkin *John Dickson NEW JERSEY 6. Rich'd M. Cooper James F. Randolph *Silas Condict Thos. H. Hughes *Isaac Southard

1 •• " ' f * New Members.

t Members formerly, but not of the last Congress. Twenty-Second Congress. 191

PENNSYLVANIA 26. *Robert Allison James Ford *Joel K. Mann *Jolin Banks John Gilmore H. A. Muhlenburg *John C. Bucher ^William Heister *David Potts, jr. *George Burd *Henry Horn Samuel A. Smith Ricliard Coulter Peter Ihrie Philander Stephens Thos. H.Crawford Adam King lAndrew Stewart Harmar Denny *Henry King JoelB. Sutherland * *Robert M'Coy "JohnG.Watmough Joshua Evans *T. M. McKennan DELAWARE 1. *John J. Milligan. MARYLAND 9. Benj. C. Howard *Charles S. Sewell Geo.C. Washington

*Daniel Jenifer t John S. Spence *John T.H. Worth- tJohn L. Kerr * inston B. I. Semmes VIRGINIA 22. Mark Alexander N. H. Claiborne *John Y. Mason Robert Allen Richard Coke, jr. Lewis Maxwell William S. Archer Robert Craig Charles F. Mercer Wm. Armstrong Thos. Davenport tThomas Newton John S. Barbour Joseph Draper John M. Patton Thomas T.BouldinWm. F. Gordon *John J. Roane *Joseph W. Chinn Wm. M'Coy Andrew Stevenson (one vacancy) NORTH CAROLINA 13. Dan. L. Barringer Thomas H. Hall Wm. B. Shepard *Lauchlin Bethune *M. T. Hawkins A. H. Shepperd *John Branch *James J. M'Kay Jesse Speight Samuel P. Carson Abraham Rancher Lewis Williams Henry W. Connor SOUTH CAROLINA 9. Robt. W. Barnwell William Drayton George M'Duffie James Blair *John M. Felder tThos. R. Mitchell Warren R. Davis "John K. Griffin Wm. T. Nuckolls GEORGIA 7. AugustinS. Clayton *Daniel Newnan James M. Wayne Thomas F. Foster Wiley Thompson Richard H. Wilde Henry G. Lamar KENTUCKY 12. *John Adair ^Albert G. Hawes Chittenden Lyon *Chilton Allan R. M. Johnson *Thos. A. Marshal Henry Daniel Joseph Lecompte *Chris. Tompkins Nathan Gaither R. P. Letcher Chas. A. WicklifFe 192 Twenty-Thir4 Congress.

9. i TENNESSEE *Thomas D.Arnold*VVilIiamFitzgeraldCave Johnson John Bell *William Hall James K. Polk John Blair Jacob C. Isacks James Staudifer OHIO 34. "Eleutheros Cooke William W. Irvin John Thompson * William Kennon Joseph Vance Joseph H. Crane H. H. Leavitt Samuel F. Vinton Wm. Creightonjr. William Russell Elisha Whittlesey James Findlay William Stanberry

LOUISIANA 3. *H. A. Bullard *Philemon Thomas Edward D. White

INDIANA 3.

RatlifF Boon *John Carr ** Jonathan M'Carty MISSISSIPPI 1. Franklin E. Plummer.

ILLINOIS 1. Joseph Duncan. ALABAMA 3. Clement C. Clay Dixon H. Lewis ^Samuel W. Mardis MISSOURI 1. *William H. Ashley. DELEGATES. MICHIGAN 1. tAustin E. Wing. ARKANSAS 1. Ambrose H. Sevier. FLORIDA 1. Joseph M. White. twjenty-th/rd congress. As far as elected. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. NEW YORK 40. *John Adams *Nicoll Halsey *Henry Mitchell Samuel Beardsley *Gideon Hard *Sherman Page tAbraham Bockee *Sam G. Hathaway Job Pierson *Charles Bodle *Abner Hazeltine *DudIey Selden *John W. Brown *Edward Howell ^William Taylor C. C. Cambreleng *Abel Huntington *Joel Turrell *Samuel Clark *Noadiah Johnson *Aaron Vanderpool *John Cramer Gerrit Y. Lansing *Isaac Van Houten tRowland Day *C. W. Lawrence Aaron Ward John Dickson "George W. Lay Daniel Wardwell *Millerd Fillmore *Charles M'Vean *Reuben Whalon *Philo C. Fuller *Abijah Mann, jr. Campbell P. White *Wm. K. Fuller tHen.C.MartindaleFred. Whittlesey ""Ransom H. Gillet Twenty-Third Congress. 193

NEW JERSEY 6. * Dickerson •Thomas Lee *Ferdi. S. Schenck * * Fowler Parker ' *WilIiam N. Shinn PENNSYLVANIA 28. ^Josephs. Anthony Harmar Denny Joel K. Mann John Banks *John Galbraith *Jesse Miller •Charles A. Barnitz*James Harper Hen. A. Muhlenberg *AndrewBeaumont*Saml. S. Harrison David Potts, jr. *Horace Binney William Heister *Robert Ramsey George Burd *JosephHenderson Andrew Stewart *George Chambers Henry King Joel B. Southerland *William Clark * *DavidD. Wagener Richard Coulter Thomas M. T. Mc- John G. Watmough *Edw. Darlington Kennan DELAWARE 1. John J. MilHgan. GEORGIA 9. Augus. S. Clayton *R. L. Gamble *William Schleg •John Coffee tGeorge R. Gilmer James M. Wayne Thomas F. Foster *Seaborn Jones Richard H. Wilde OHIO 19. •William Allen Humphr.H.Leavitt *David Spangler *James M. Bell Robert T. Lytle John Thompson *John Chaney *Jeremiah M'Lene Joseph Vance Thomas Corwin '^Robert Mitchell Samuel F. Vinton Joseph H. Crane *WilliamPatterson *Taylor Webster *Thomas L.Hamer *Jonathan Sloane Elisha Whittlesey •Benjamin Jones LOUISIANA 3. Henry A. Bullard Edward D. White Philemon Thomas MISSISSIPPI 2. * Cage Franklin E. Plummer

ILLINOIS 3. *Zadok Casey Joseph Duncan *Charle8 Slade

MISSOURI 2. William H. Ashley (one vacancy) SENATORS. Connecticut, Nathan Smith, vice Foot. Vermont, Benjamin Swift, vice Seymour. Ohio, Thomas Morris, vice Ruggles. Indiana, John Tipton, re-elected. Missouri, Thomas H. Benton, re-elected. 17 194 Secretaries of Departments. SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. State, Edward Livingston, Lou. Salary, $6000 Chief Clerk, Daniel Brent, Virg. 2000 Treasury, Louis McLane, Del. 6000 Chief Clerk, Asbury Dickins, N. C. 2000 War, Lewis Cass, Ohio, 6000 Chief Clerk, John Robb, 2000 Ifavy, , N. H. 6000 Chief Clerk, , 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, Joseph Anderson, Tenn. 3500 Second do. James B. Thornton, N. H. 3000 First Auditor^ Richard Harrison, Virg. 3000 Second do. William B. Lewis, Ten. 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. , Ken. 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, John Campbell, Va. 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N. Y. 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, Elijah Hayward, Ohio, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Virgil Maxcy,'Mar. 3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen. William T. Barry, Ken. 6000 Assistant do. Charles K. Gardiner, N. Y. 2500 Assistant do. Selah R. Hobbie, N. Y. 2500 Chief Clerk, Obadiah B. Brown 1700 mint. Director, Samuel Moore, Penn. 2000 Treasurer, William Findlay, Penn. 1200

JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. John Marshall, (Virg.) Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500 each. William Johnson, S. C. Smith Thompson, JV*. York. Gabriel Duvall, Maryland. John M'Lean, Ohio.

Joseph Story , Massachusetts. Henry Baldwin, Pennsylv. Attorney General, Roger B. Taney, of Md. Salary, $3500. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. Marshal, Henry Ashton. Judiciary of the U. States. 195

DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine, Asher Ware, Judge. Ether Shepley, Attorney. Albert Smith, Marshal. J\'ew Hawpskire, , Judge, D. M. Du- rell, Attorney. Pearson Cogswell, Marshal. Massachusetts, John Davis, Judge. Andrew Dunlap, Attorney. Samuel D. Harris, Marshal. Horatio Bass, Deputy Marshal. — Marshal's Office, Old Court House, Court Street. John W. Davis, District Clerk. Office Old Court House, Court Street. Connecticut, William Bristol, Judge. Asa Child, Attor- ney. Norris Wilcox, JMarshal. Rhode Island, John Pitman, Judge. Rich'd W. Greene, Attorney. Burrington Anthony, Marshal. Vermont, Elijah Paine, Judge. Daniel Kellog, Attor- ney. Heman Lowry, Marshal. Keio York, (Northern District) Alfred Conkling, Judge. Nathaniel S. Benton, Attorney. John W. Livingston, Marshal.— (Southern District) Samuel R. Betts, Judge. James A. Hamilton, Attorney. William C. H. Waddel, Marshal. X{eio Jersey, William Rossell, Judge. Garret D. Wall, Attorney. Zephaniah Drake, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (Eastern District) Joseph Hopkinson, Judge. Henry D. Gilpin, Attorney. Benjamin S. Bonsall, Marshal.— -(Western District) Thomas Irwin, Judge. Benjamin Patton, Attorney. John M. Davis, Marshal. i)eZaMJffre, Willard Hall, Judge. Geo. Reed, jr. Attor- ney. David C. Wilson, Marshal. Maryland, Ellas Glenn, Judge. Nathaniel W^illiams, Attorney. Thomas Finley, Marshal. Virginia, (Eastern District) Philip P. Barbour, Judge. Thos. E. Burfoot, Attorney. Edmund Christian, Marshal. — (Western District) Alexander Caldwell, Judge. Wrn. A. Harrison, Attorney James Points, Marshal. Korth Carolina, H. Potter, Judge. Thos. P. Devereaux, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshal. South' Carolina, Thomas Lee, Judge. Robert B. Gil- christ, Attorney. William Robinson, Marshal. Georgia, Je'remiah Cuyler, Judge. Matthew Hall M'AlIister, Attorney. John H. Morel, Marshal. Alabama, (Southern District) William Crawford, Judge. John Elliot, Attorney. Robert L. Crawford, Marshal.— 196 Judiciary of the U. States.

(Northern District) William Crawford, Judge. Byrd Brandon, Attorney. Benjamin Patterson, Marshal. Mississippi, Powhatan Ellis, Judge. George Adams, Attorney. Samuel W. Dickson, Marshal. Louisiana, (Eastern District) Samuel H. Harper, Judge. John Slidell, Attorney. John Nicholson, Marshal. (Western District) Samuel H. Harper, Judge. Benjamin F. Linton, Attorney. Frederick H Duperier, Marshal. Tennessee, (Eastern District) John McNairy, Judge. John A. M'Kinney, Attorney. Wm. Lyon, Marshal.— (Western District) John McNairy, Judge. James Col- linsworth. Attorney. Samuel B. Marshall, Marshal. Ohio, John W. Campbell, Judge. Noah H. Swayne, Attorney. John Patterson, Marshal. Kentucky, John Boyle, Judge. Thomas B. Monroe, Attorney. John M. M'Calla, Marshal. Indiana, Benj. Parke, Judge. Samuel Judah,' Attorney. Gamaliel Taylor, Marshal. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, Judge. David J. Baker, At- torney. Charles Slade, Marshal. Missouri, James H. Peck, Judge, George Shannon, Attorney. Augustus Jones, Marshal. Arkansas, Benjamin Johnson, Thomas P. Eskridge, Edward Cross, Alexander M. Clayton, Judges. Samuel C. Roane, Attorney. Elias Rector, Marshal. Michigan, Solomon Sibley, George Morell, Ross Wilkins, David Irvin, Judges. Daniel Le Roy, Attorney. Peter Desnoyers, Marshal. East Florida, Robert R. Reid, Judge. Thomas Doug- lass, Attorney. Samuel Blair, Marsha}.—Middle Florida^ Thomas Randall, Judge. John K. Campbell, Attorney. Thomas E. Randolph, Marshal.— West Florida, John A. Cameron, Judge. George Walker, Attorney. James W. Exum, Marshal. — Southern Florida, James Webb, Judge. Edward Chandler, Attorney. Thomas Eastin, Marshal. District of Columbia, William Cranch, Chief Judge. Buckner Thruston, James S. Morsel, Assistant Judges. Thomas Swann, Attorney. Henry Ashton, Marshal. William Brent, Edmund I Lee, Clerks. Orphan's Courts, Samuel Chase, Judge Orphan's Court. County of Washington, Henry C. Neale, Register. Christopher Ncale, Judge Orphan's Court, Alexandria, Alexander Moore, Register. Sittings of the Federal Courts. 197

Sittings of the Federal Courts, SUPREME COURT.

At the seat of Government, the second Monday in January, annually.

When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be holden on the Monday following.

FIRST CIRCUIT. In JYew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8th of May, and at Exeter, on the 8th of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the J 5th day of November: and at Newport, on the loth day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15, and October 15.

In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at Wiscasset, 1st of October.

SECOND CIRCUIT.

In Connecticut, at New Haven, on the last Wednesday of April; and at Hartford, on the 17th of September.

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

1st Tuesday in December ; and at Wiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and 1st Tuesday of September. In JVeio Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tues. in March, and Sept. ; and at Exeter, 3d in June and Dec. In Vermont, at Rutland, 6th of October. — Windsor, 24th of May. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tues. in March, and 4th in June, 2d in Sept. and 1st in Dec. In Rhode Island, at Newport, 2d Tues. in May, and 3d in Oct. ; at Providence, 1st Tues. in Aug. and Feb. In Connecticut, at New Haven, 4th Tues. in Feb. and

Aug. ; at Hartford, 4th Tues. in May and Nov.

Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold Special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion. 17* 198 Counsellors and Attorneys.

Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court, Massachusetts District. Rufus G. Amory Ebenezer Moseley James Bowdoin Harrison G. Otis William Austin Ninian C. Betton William Prescott Sherman Leland Wm. H. Gardiner George Blake Henry Orne Abraham A. Dame Benj. Whitman Samuel D. Ward Willard Phillips Josiah Quincy Octavius Pickering Henry W. Dwight Samuel Haven William Gale Abrah. W. Fuller Joseph Rowe Francis Basset George Gay Ebenezer Gay Wm. P. Mason Thos. W. Phillips William Sullivan Dav. A. Simmons Theron Metcalf John Heard, jr. Kilborn Whitman Abraham Moore Peter O. Thacher William Parker Richard Fletcher Warren Dutton Elijah F Wallace Samuel E. Sewall Samuel D. Parker John Pickering Sidney Bartlett James T. Austin Benj. R. Nichols William J.Hubbard Wm. C. Aylwin Wni. Simmons Isaac P. Osgood Sam'l F. M'Cleary Charles P. Curtis Henry H. Fuller Joseph E. Smith Francis C. Gray Samuel Hubbard James C. Merrill Henry W, Kinsman Lemuel Shaw Thomas Power Francis Brinley, jr. Joseph E. Sprague Cyrus Alden TheophilusParsons Augustus Peabody Charles G. Loring Ebenezer Shillaber David Cummins Zachariah Eddy Andrew Dunlap Wm. D. Sohier Samuel J. Gardner John H. Ashmun Benjamin Guild Russell Jarvis Francis O. Watts Sam'l K. Williams W. R.P.Washburn Timothy G. Coffin Phineas Blair Franklin Dexter Benjamin L. Oliver Benj. Gorham John R. Adan Joseph G. Waters Alex. Townsend Bradford Sumner Edward Blake Leveret Saltonstall Eben Ritchie Dorr EliasHaskell Derby Josiah P. Cooke Joseph Harrington John C. Park William Minot Waldo Flint Ezra Bassett John Knapp John T. Winthrop Charles Allen CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS For the District of Boston and Charlestown. The Custom House opens in the Summer season, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter

it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. M. On Saturday afternoons, it opens one hour for the clear- ance of coasters. [Office, Custom-house Street.] Custom House Officers. 199

Collector's Office. David Henshaw, Collector. John Bingham, Dutij-Bond Accountant. Gustavus Horton, Principal Debenture Clerk. Ebenezer Hathome, Debent. Account. Sf Assist. Clerk.

Depviy Collector's Department. Adams Baily, Deputy Collector. Edward W. Parker, Cashier and Book-Keeper. John T. Prince, J5. Clerk and Statistical Book-Keeper. Charles F. Allen, Import Clerk. Rufus M. Gay, Impost Book-Keeper. Foreign Clearance and Coasting Department. William A. Welhuan, Principal Clerk. William Rowson, Marine Clerk. Samuel Whitcorab, jr. Coastwise Clerk.

Naval Office. Leonard M. Parker, JYaval Officer. William Little, Deputy JYaval Officer. William Palfrey, Clerk.

Surveyor's Office. Surveyor, John McNiel. Deputy Surveyor, John B. Derby. Clerkj L. H. Osgood.

Keeper of the Custom House S^ Messeng., Nathl. Paine.

Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestown. Joseph W. Homer Thomas Pitts Joseph Snow Darius Boardman, Joseph H. Prince E. M. Cunningham and Store Keeper Lewis Lerow John Banchor of Spirits, Wines Josiah Newhall Francis McKenna and Teas. Benjamin Whipple Ezra Mudge R. B. Hewes Samuel Jones George Wardweli Joseph Stevens Nahum Ball N. K. Seaton Joshua Seaver John D. Dyer Josiah Dunham, jr. John Muzzy Ebenezer Stevens John Lane, Hingham. L. Souther, Cohasset.

Ebenezer Clapp, jr. Dorchester. Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown. Joseph Loring J. M. Fiske Theodore Dexter Thos. M. Vinson A* H. Ward James Estabrooks Nathaniel Tracy 200 Custom House Officers.

Measurers of Salt and Coal. Thaddeus Page Joseph N. Howe W. P. Loring 'Joseph Grafton Andrew Green F. C. Whiston, Store-Keeper of Spirits, Wines and Teas. Marker of Teas and Prover of Spirits. George Kuhn, Hugh Jamison.

Public Appraisers' Office. John Crowninshield, Levi KIaxicoXw ^PrincipalJippraisers. Samuel Eveleth, Jonathan P. Robinson, Assistant do. William H. Burbeck, Clerk. Appraisers' Office, opposite Custom House.

P. B. Boardman, F. W. Barker, Measurers. G. M. Halliburton, Assistant Clerk and Messenger. Charles S. Lincoln, Jacob Tarr, John Redding, Labourers in Appraisers' Store.

Public Store-Keeper, Samuel A. Allen.

Boarding Officer of the Customs and Capt. of Rev. Barge. Joseph W. Homer. Office at the end of Long Wharf.

Boatmen to Custom House Barge, Wiswell Wadsworlh, Coxswain,—James Kettell, Anthony Cline, H.B. Moffitt. Commander of Revenue Cutter, William Coody. Thomas Stoddard, Warrant Office, on board Revenue Cutter.

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

COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS IN OTHER PLACES. James Miller Salem Barnabas Pal merjETennciMn/c Franklin Knight Marbleh. JamesW. R\p]ey Passamaq. William Beach Gloucester Daniel Lane Belfast Isaiah L. Green Barnstable Joshua Carpenter Penobscot Bath Schuy]er8ampson Plymouth John P. Norton Edgartown John Chandler Portland E.S Jarvis Frenchman's Bay John T. Scammon Saco Timothy Southey Ipsioich Denny M'Cobb Waldoboro' Joseph Storer Kennebunk Thomas M' Crate Wiscasset Martin T. Morton JVfl/i«Mc^c« Mark Dennet York Lemuel WiIliamsJV*.Be

X{aval Officers. John Swazey, Salem S^ Beverly. Daniel Foster,JVetoiMryp.

Surveyors and Inspectors. James Dalrymple Salem A]^honzo Mason Gloucester Benjamin Havvkes Beverly Hezekiah Prince Thomast'n Joshua Prentis Marhlehead Isaac Carter Jlugusta Nathaniel Jackson '^'^°^- ^^^^^ Camhridgeport ) Xeichu- John Phillips > '. Cummings Jenkins Scituate John S. Morse ) ^yP^^^ Laban Souther Cohasset Samuel Agar Eastport

Ambrose Martin, Keeper of Baker''s Island Lights, and Branch Pilot for the Ports of Salem and Marblehead.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary, $9000. Secretaries, $2000. Great Britain, Aaron Vail, N. Y. France, Nathaniel Niles, Vermont. Russia, James Buchanan, Pcnn. John R. Clay, Penn. Spain, Cornelius P. Van Ness,Vt. Charles S.Walsh,Md. Charge d' .Affaires, $4500. Siceden, Christopher Hughes, Md. Portugal, Thomas L. L. Brent, Va. Denmark, Henry Wheaton, N. Y. Chili, John Hamm, Ohio. Peru, Samuel Lamed, R. I. Brazil, Ethan A. Brown, Ohio. Buenos Ayres, Francis Baylies, Mass. Mexico, Anthony Butler, Mississippi. Constantinople, Commodore David Porter, Penn. Netherlands, Augustus Davezac, Louis. Belgium Hugh S. Legare.

Consuls and Commercial Agents of the United States. Great Britain, Ireland, &c. Thos. Aspinwall, Agent and Consul, . Francis B. Ogden, Consul, Liverpool. Herman Visgar, « Bristol. Robert W. Fox, " Falmouth. 202 Consuls, Agents, &c.

Thomas W. Fox, Consuls, Agents, &-c. 203

George G. Barrell, 204 Consuls, Agents, &c.

Saxony. Consuls, Agents, Sic. 205

Charles Douglas, '

206 Foreign Ministers in the U. States. MINISTERS. CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From France. M. Serrurier, Envoy Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary. M. Pageot, Secretary of Legation. Marquis de Vins de Peysac, Consul-General, N. York. M. De Vins De Peynac, Consul-General, New York. M. E. Hersant, Vice-Consul, attached to the Consulate General. M. A. Furcy Picquet, Vice-Consul, Boston. M. J. G. S. A. Dannery, Consul, Philadelphia. M. Henri, Consular Agent, Baltimore. M, Joseph E. de la Paiun, Consul, Richnmond, Va. Count Xavier de Choiseul, Consul, Charleston, M. Deseze, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. M. Thomasson, Vice-Consul, Savannah. M. Batre, Consular Agent, Mobile. M. Albin Michel, Consul, ad int. New Orleans. Count De la Porte, Vice-Consul, Florida. From Great Britain. Rt. Hon. Charles R. Vaughan, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Charles Bankhead, Charge d'Affaires. Joseph T. Sherwood, Vice-Consul for Maine and N. H. Robert Charles Manners, Vice-Consul for Mass. Boston. George Manners, Consul, Boston, for Mass. Jannes T. Sherwood, Vice-Consul, for N. H. 8c Maine. James Stewart, Consul, New London, Conn. James C. Buchanan, Vice-Consul for the State and City of New York. James Buchanan, Consul, for N. York State and City. Gilbert Robertson, Consul, Philadelphia. John Crawford, Consul, Baltimore. William Gray, Consul for Virginia, Norfolk. George Salkeld, Consul for Louisiana. Edmund Molineaux, Consul for Georgia. James Baker, Consul for Florida. Anthony Mislan, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 207

Robert Higgin, V ice-Consul, for Alabama. William Ogilby, Consul, Charleston, for South Carolina. From Russia. Baron Krudener, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Baron Sacken, Charge d' Affaires. M. Krehmer, Secretary of Legation. Mr. Eustaphieve, Consul General, at New York. J. G. Bogert, Vice- Consul, New York. Edward Hollander, Vice Consul, New Orleans. Thomas Deas, Agent, Charleston. John Prince, Agent, Salem, Ebenezer Mayo, Agent, Portland. Fortescue Wittle, Agent, Norfolk. From Spain, Don Francisco Tacon, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary. Mr. Salmon, Secretary of Legation. Don Miguel Tacon, attached to the Legation. Don Juan B. Bernabeu, Consul General, Philadelphia. Don Raymundo Chacon, Consul, Boston. David Tayler, Vice-Consul, Boston. Don Francisco Stoughton, Consul, New York. Don Pablo Chacon, Consul, Norfolk. Antonio Pomar, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, Consul, New Orleans. John Notlit, Vice-Consul, Key West. Charles Hayward, Agent, Boston. Manuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Antonio Larvanaga, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Pedro De Alba, Vice-Consul, Pensacola.

From Portiiffal. Commandeur Torlade d'Azambuja, Charge d'Affaires. Cardozo de Preitas, attached to the Legation. Walter De Lacy, Vice-Consul, Norfolk, Virginia. Edward J. Wilson, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Philip Marett. Vice-Consul, New England. ^ Christopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria, D. C. Elias Reed, Vice-Consul, Savannah. John P. Calhorda, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Rene Godard, Vice-Consul, Charleston, S. C. 208 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

James B. Murray, Vice-Consul, New York. James Gowen, Vice Consul, Philadelphia. Horatio C. Cammack, Vice-Consul, New Orleans* Archibald W. Gordon, Vice-Consul, Mobile. William H. Allen, Vice-Consul, St. Augustine. Joel Pescay, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. From Austria. Baron de Lederor, Consul General for the U. States. Joseph Ganahl, Vice-Consul, Savannah. From Prussia. J. W. Schmidt, Consul, New York. F. W. Schmidt, Consul, New Orleans. Louis Trapman, Consul, Charleston. Thomas Searle, Consul, Boston. Arnold Halbach, Consul, Philadelphia. From Hamburg. Charles N. Buck, Consul General, Philadelphia. Frederick W. Schmidt, Consul, New Orleans. Frederick Christian Graf, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Anthony C. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Alexandria. Jacob Wulff, Vice-Consul, Charleston. John W. Schmidt, Vice-Consul, New York. Frederick William Schmidt, Vice-Consul, Louisiana, From Denmark. Mr. Steen Bille, Charisje d'Affaires. John Bohlen, acting Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Benjamin Aymar, Vice-Consul, New York, &c, William Ritchie, Vice-Consul, Boston. Lewis Brantz, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Frederick Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Piatt K. Dickinson, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N, C. W. Scarborough, Vice-Consul, Savannah- Pierre E. Sorbe, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. James H. Ladson, Vice-Consul, Charleston. From Sweden. Chevalier Ankarloo, Charge d' Affaires, Washington. John Vaughan, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Charles Hayward, Consul for Mass., N. H. and Maine. Joseph A. Winthrop, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Diedrich Miesegues, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 209

Christopher Neale, Vice-Consul, Alexandria. J. F. Brette, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Francis H. Wilman, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Stephen Lavvton, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. John J. Boyd, Vice-Consui, New York. From the Netherlands. Count Lovendal, Charge d'Affaires. Godfrey Barnsley, Vice-Consul, ad int. Moses Mvers, Consul, Norfolk. Samuel Wright, Consul, Savannah. J. C. Zimmerman, Consul, New York. P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Annapolis. J. J. Hoogewerft', Consul, Baltimore. Peter Laidlaw, Consul, New Orleans. Thomas Thaxter, Vice-Consul, Salem. Charles J. Cazenove, Consul, Boston. Bohl Bohlen, Consul, Philadelphia. From Belgium. Baron Behr, Charge d'Affaires. Henry G. T. Mali, Consul, New York. From Sardinia. Seignnr Ange Garibaldi, Consul General, Philadelphia. S. V. Bouland, Vice-Consul, New York. Giulio Florentino Brette, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Emanuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Joseph Auze, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Achille Felix George, Vice-Consul, Mobile. Charles J. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Boston. Y. V. Viel, Consul, Charleston, S. C. Antoine Michoud, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. From Mexico. Mr. Montoya, Charge d'Affaires. Mr. Yturbide, Secretary. Luke Tiernan, Consul, Baltimore. Charles Tiernan, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Richard W. Cogdell, Vice-Consul, Charleston, S. C. James W. Breedlove, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. Alden A. M. Jackson, Vice-Consul, Pensaco'.a. Estanislao Cuesta, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. James Treat, Vice-Consul, New York. Edward Cabot, Vice-Consul, Boston. 18* 210 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

Henry Daggett, Vice-Consul, Mobile. Lewis Ramirez, Vice-Consul, St. Louis. From Colombia. Domingo Acosta, Charge d'Affaires, and Consul Gen- eral, New York. James Andrews, Vice-Consul, No. 8, Central Wharf, Boston. Telesforo Orea, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Isaac N. Coxe, Provis. Com. Agent, St. Augustine. Peter Gallineaux, Commercial Agent for Connecticut and Rhode Island. Thomas Middleton, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Richard W. Gill, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Savier Medina, Vice-Consul, New York. John Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Robert Goodwin, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Samuel P. Morgan, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. W. H. Robertson, Vice-Consul, Mobile. From Brazil. Mr. de Aranjo Ribeiro, Charge d' Affaires. Manoel Guilherme dos Reis, Consul General. Mr. de Paiva, attached to the L^ gation. Samuel Snow, Vice-Consul, Providence, R. I. C. Griffin, Vice-Consul, New London. Herman Bruen, Vice-Consul, New York. John Vaughan, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. George H. Newman, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Charles J. Cazenove, Vice-Consul, Alexandria. Myer Myers, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. John P. Calhorda, Vice-Consul, Wilmington, N. C. Samuel Chadwick, Vice-Consul, Charleston. John W. Anderson, Vice-Consul, Savannah. James W. Zacharie, Vice-Consul, New Orleans, for Louisiana and Alabama. Archibald Foster, Vice-Consul, Boston, for Massachu- setts, , and Maine. From Pofie Leo 12th. Giovanno B. Sartori, Consul General, Trenton, N. J. Martin Mantin, Vice-Consul, New York. Charles Picot, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Henry Perrot, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. Charles D. Carron, Vice-Consul, Charleston. Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 211

Thomas J. Bijourd, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Samuel Wright, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Wm. D'Azet Senac, Vice-Consul, Norfolk. Fro7n two Sicilies. Chev. D. Gennaro Capece Galeota, Consul General, Philadelphia. William Reed, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. Henry Perret, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. Alfred Bnjac, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Tasker H. Swett, Vice-Consul, Boston. Ira Clisbe, Vice-Consul, New Haven. Antonio C. Rossire, Vice-Consul, Providence. Martin Mantin, Consul, New York. Abraham O. Hammond, Vice-Coiisul, Charleston. Godfrey Barnsley, Vice-Consul, Savannah. Antonio Pommard, Vice-Consul, ad interim^ Norfolk. From IVurtejyiburg. Christian Mayer, Consul General, Baltimore. From Bremen. Christian Abraham Heiiickeii, Consul, Baltimore. Caspar Meir, Consul, New York. Thomas Searle, Consul, Boston. Hermon F. von Lengerke, Consul, Philadelphia. Lewis Trapman, Consul, Charleston, S. C. Frederick Frey, Consul, New Orleans. Anthony C. Cazenove, Consul, District of Colombia. From Saxe Weimer, and Oldenburg Frederick Augustus Mench, Consul, New York. Otto H. Miesegues, Consul, New York. (Of the Grand Duke of Oldenburg.) From Saxony, Charles Augustus Davis, Consul General, N. Y. Frederick Augustus Mensch, Consul, N. Y. Robert Ralston, jr. Consul, Philadelphia. R. H. Douglass, Consul, Baltimore. From Tuscany. Joseph A. Gordon, Vice-Consul, New York. From the Swiss Confederation, Theodore Nicolet, Consul, New Orleans. From the Kingdom of Hanover. Theodore Meyer, Consul, New York. Prom Hesse and Fulda. Conrad W. Faber, Consul. 212 Naval Officers. NAVY REGISTER, NAVY BOARD. John Rodgers, President. Charles Stewart, Charles Morris, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C W. GoLDSBOROUGH, Secretary. Salary, $2000. William G. Ridgely, Chief Clerk. Salary, $1600.

CAPTAINS. John Rodgers M T Woolsey J J Nicholson James Barron John O Creighton Wolcott Chauncey Wm. Bainbridge John Downes Edm. P Kennedy Charles Stewart John D Henley Alex. J Dallas Isaac Hull Jesse D Elliott John B Nicholson Isaac Chauncey Stephen Cassin B V Hoffman Jacob Jones James Renshaw Jesse Wilkinson Charles Morris A S Wadsworth T A Catesby Jones Lew is Warrington George C Read William B Finch Wm. M Crane Henry E Ballard Wm. B Shubrick James Biddle David Deacon Alex. Claxton CharlesG Ridgely Saml. VV^oodhouse Chas. W Morgan DanlT Patterson MASTERS COMMANDANT. George Budd Lawren. Rosseau Wm. D Salter Lawrence Kearny Geo. W Storer Chas. S M'Cauley Foxhall A Parker Beverly Kenon John H Bell Edw. R McCall Edw. R Shubrick Thos. M Newell Daniel Turner F H Gregory Eli A F Valletta David Conner John H. Clack Wm. A Spencer John Gallagher P F Voorhees Thomas T Webb Thos. H Stevens Benjamin Cooper John Percival Wm. M Hunter Wm. L (Jordoii John H Aulick John D Sloat Silas Duncan Wm. V Taylor Matthew C Perry David Geisinger Mervine E Mix Chas. W Skinner Robert F Stockton Bladen Dulany John T Newton Isaac M'Keever Silas HStringham Joseph Smith John P Zantzinger Naval Officers. 213 LIEUTENANTS. James P Oellers William Taylor Thomas R Gerry Chas. E Crowley John C Long John Kelley W A C Faragut John H Graham Edmund Byrne StephenChamplin James MM'Intosh Edward S Johnson Isaac Mayo Josiah Tattnall Wm. H Gardner Wm. K Latimer Hugh N Page David G Farragut William Mervine John A Cook Rich'd S Pinckney Thomas Crabb William Inman Stephen B Wilson Edward B Babbit ]cel Abbot Edw. C Rutledge Thomas Paine.jr. Lewis E Simonds William S Harris James Armstrong John M Dale Thomas Dnrnin Joseph Smoot H H Cocke R B Cunningham Robt. B Randolph Wm. J. M*Cluney James Glynn Samuel L Breese James Goodrum Joseph Myers John Evans J B Montgomery Wm.C Wetmore Benj. Page, jr. Horace B Sawyer Thos.R Gedney John A Wish C K Stribling John Bubier John Gwinn Joshua R Sands Vict M Randolph Thos. W Wyman John J Young Joseph Cutts, jr. Andrew Fitzhugh Charles H Bell Jac.Crowninshield Joseph Cross Abraham Bigelow Frederick Engle AS Ten Eick Frank Ellery A J D Browne John White Fred. Varnum John H Smith Hiram Paulding Joseph R Jarvis John Rudd J D Williamson Thos. W Freelon Robert Ritchie Uriah P Levy James Williams David R Stewart Charles Boarman S W LeCompte W m. W M'Kean French Forrest Charles T Piatt FranklinBuchanan W E M'Kenney W M Armstrong Hubbard M Hobbs William J Belt Wm. F Shields Samuel Meicer Wm. Jamesson G J Pendegrast Charlts Lowndes

W"m . Boerum Wm.C Nicholson L M Goldsborough C L Williamson James B Cooper George N Hollins Charles Gauntt E W Carpeiider D N Ingraham Wm. W Ramsay John L Saunders John Marston, jr. Ralph Voorhees Joseph B Hull Henry Bruce Henry Henry Jott Stone Paine Wm, D Newman Saml. W Downing John E Prentiss Henry A Adams Wm. Pottengen John M SuUivan Alex. B Pinkham Henry W Ogden Joseph Moorehead James D Knight Eben. Ridgeway Thomas Petigrue Joseph Mattison Thos. A Conover John S Chauncey Wm. S Walker Arch, S Campbell Irvine Shubrick Alexander Slidell 214 Naval Officers.

George F Pearson Alex'r G Gordon James L Lardner James T Gerry A G Slaughter Robert G Robb John S Nicholas A E Downes Edward M Vail Saml. F Dupont Oscar Bullus Fitz Allen Deas Wm. L Hudson S Humphreys Saml. W Stockton Wm.HCampbell John Marshall John Colhoun Jos. M Nicholson CharlesHJackson Chas.W Chauncey James P Wilson And. A Harwood Law. Pennington Geo. A MagruderTheo. Bailey Thomas T Craven J Edw. Calhoun John M Rinker Andrew H Foot John Pope H Y Purviance John L Ball Levi M Powell George Adams William W Hunter Charles Wilkesjr. Cad'r Ringgold N C Lawrence Elisha Peck Amasa Paine John R Coxe, jr. William F Lynch Nathl. W Duke William Seaton Henry W Morris Edward J Tilton John A Carr Isaac S Sterett James H Ward Thos. J Manning Francis B Ellison Henry Hoif William Pearson Edw. B Boiitwell Jona. Ingersoll Wm. L Howard James T Homans Grey Skipwith William PPiercy John E Bispham Murray Mason Richard A Jones Sidney Smith Lee Charles H Davis Thomas J Leib Wm. C Whittle Stephen Johnston Wm. G Woolsey John H Marshall Jona. W Swift Wm. H Kennon Richard H Morris Jerome Callan Arthur Lewis Thomps D Shaw Pedro C Valdes John W West Rob't D Thorburn C M Armstrong T O Selfridge Samuel Lockwood Ebenezer Farrand RRPinkham Lloyd B Newell Henry H Bell Henry Eagle, jr. John Cassin Philip A Stockton A K Long Hillary H Rhodes William Smith G J Van Brunt William S Ogden Charles H McBlair Henry Pinkney Edw.O Blanchard James M Watson Wm. M Glendy H J Auchmuty John W Turk John H Little John G Rogers Junius I Boyle George P UpshurFred. A Neville William E Hunt Samuel B Cocke John W Mooers Gurdon C Ashton George S Blake Edm, M Russell Augustus R Strong Z F Johnston Richd.R McMullin Roberts Browning William Green HamptonWescrtt Jonathan Ferris Samuel Barron Charles C Turner A B Fairfax George Izard, jr. Joseph Stallings Neil M Howison Timo. G Benham John Manning William B Lyne Robert W Jones Naval Officers. 216 SURGEONS. Lewis Heermann Thos. Williamson Thomas Dillard Jona. Cowdery Geo. S Sproston Stephen Rapalje Wm. P C Barton Benajah Ticknor James N Greene Thomas Harris Mordecai Morganjohn R Chandler William Turk Thomas J Boyd B R Tinslar Hyde Ray James Cornick Wm. Plumstead Gerard Dayers Charles Chase Geo. W Codwise John A Kearney D S Edwards G R B Horner Bailey Washington Isaac Hulse W S W Ruschen- William Swift John S Wily berger Thomas B Salter George Terrill William Johnson Peter Christie John Haslett Samuel Mcseley Samuel Jackson Walters Smith Robert] Dodd Andrew B Cooke Benj. F Bache William F Patten Leonard Osborn A A iVdee ASSISTANT SURGEONS. Cornelius Moore wood Solomon Sharpe Richard Kennon John C Spencer Jonathan M Foltz John F Brooke Edw. H Freeland Euclid Borland Henry S Coulter Fred. Wessels Henry D Pawling Samuel W Ruff H N Glentworth Hugh Morson Mifflin Coulter Wm. M Wood Wm. L Vanhorn George W Palmer Geo. B McKnight John C Mercer Saml. Barrington William G Micks Samuel C Lawson William Milnor John B Elliot Wm. I Powell Thomas L Smith AmosG Gambrill Edward Gilchrist William Whelan Jones WPlummer John A Lockwood Andr. E Kennedy John V Smith Daniel C McLeod Lewis B Hunter George Clymer Lewis W Minor George Blacknell Isaac Brinkerhoff Robert M Baltzer Rich'd K H Sims Daniel Egbert Lewis Wofley Wm. A W Spots- PURSERS. Clement S Huntt James H Clarke Charles O Handy Saml.Hambleton Joseph Wilson Silas Butler Fran. A Thornton William Sinclair Edward N Cox James M Halsey John N Todd John N Hambleton Edw, Fitchgerald Timothy Winn Wm. McMurtrie "William S Rogers Joseph H Terry Garret R Barry Samuel P Todd Thomas Breese D McF Thornton, George Beale John D Bree Josiah Colston 216 Naval Officers.

Dudley Walker William A Slacum J A Bates McKeanBuchananNathaniel Wilson Andrew J Watson Henry Etting, Phiio White Peyton A Southall James Brooks Benj. J Cahocn John S Punch Grenv. C Cooper Sterrett Ramsay And. M D Jackson FrancisB Stockton Edward T Dunn Wm.P Zantzinger Fran.GMcCauley CHAPLAINS. James Everett Hervey H Hayes William Ryland Addison Searle John P Fenner Timo. J Harrison John W Grier Charles S Stewart Walter Colton • NAVY AGENTS. James K. Paulding, - - _ New York. George Harrison, - - - Philadelphia. Isaac Phillips, - - - - Baltimore. Nash Legrand, - . _ Norfolk. John P. Henry, - - - Savannah. Charles P. Tutt, - _ - Pensacola, Daniel D. Brodhead, - - Boston. John Laighton, - - _ Portsmouth ,N.H. John T. Robertson, - - - Charleston, S. C. Arthur P. Hayne, - . - Gibraltar, Baring, Brothers, & Co. - - London. NAVAL STORE KEEPERS. Richard H. Ayer, - - - Portsmouth. George Bates, - _ - Boston. Tunis Craven, - _ _ New York. Robert Kennedy, - - - Philadelphia, Gabriel Gait, - - . - Norfolk. Cary Selden, - - - - Washington. Robert Joyner, - - - - Pensacola. NAVAL CONSTRUCTERS. Samuel Humphreys, Chief J^aval Constructer, John Floyd, - . _ . Portsmouth, N.H. Josiah Barker, - - - - Boston. Samuel Hartt, - - - - New York. William Doughty, - - - Washington. Francis Grice, _ - _ Norfolk. Charles D. Brodie, - - - Pensacola, James Keen, - - _ _ Philadelphia. Evan Bowles, Agent for the fireservat'ion of Timber in Louisiana, Naval Officers. 217 COMMANDANTS OF NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - Portsmouth ,N.H. " William Bainbridge, Charlestown, Ms. ** Isaac Chauncey, Brooklyn, N. Y. " James Barron, Philadelphia. •' Isaac Hull, Washington. •' Lewis Warrinj^ton, - Norfolk. " Alexander J. Dallas, Pensacola. MARINE CORPS.

LIEUT. COL. COMMANDANT, . CAPTAINS. RD Wainwright,Lt.Ccl.br. Wm. H Freeman, Lt.Col.br. Samuel Miller, do. Chas. R Broom, Paymaster. John M Gamble, do. Levi Twiggs. Samuel E Watson, do. John Harris. FIRST LIEUTENANTS. Thos. A Linton, Cap. by br. James M'Cauley. James Edelin, ^o. Benjamin Macomber. P G Howle,adj,& insp. do. A N Brevoort. Elijah J Weed, qr. mr. do. Andrew Ross, Joseph C Hall, do. William A Bloodgood. Wm. W Dulany, do. Richard Douglass, Thomas S English, do. Job G Williams. George W Walker. Alvin Ed son. Charles Grymes. Horatio N Crabb. Ward Marston. Henry B Tyler. Charles C Tupper. Joseph L C Hardy. A A Nicholson. George F Lindsey. SECOND LIEUTENANTS. Landon N Carter. James W Shaumburgh. John G Reynolds. George H Terrett. Henry W Fowler. Francis S Neville. Francis C Hall. William E Stark. Thomas L C Watkins. Nathaniel S Waldron. F N Armistead. William Lan^. Theodore Bainbridge. Jacob Zeilin, jr. Alexander C McLean. 19 218 Vessels of War of the U. States' Navy.

SHIPS OF ;

Vessels of War of the U. States' Navy. 219

Namo and rate. When built. Where employed. Vandalia. . - - 18 1828 In the West Indies. St. Louis. - - - 18 1828 do. do. Falmouth, - - - 18 1827 In the Pacific. Warren, - - - 18 1826 Coast of Brazil. Peacock, - - - 18 1813 do. do. liexington, - - - 18 1825 do. do. Erie, 18 1813 In ordinary at Boston. Natchez, - - - 18 1827 do. Norfolk. Fairfield, - - - 18 1828 do. do. Ontario, - - - - 18 1813 do. do. Vincennes, - - - 18 1826 do. do. SCHOONERS OF WAR. Porpoise, - - - 12 1820 In the West Indies. Grampus, - - - 12 1821 do. do. Shark, - - - - 12 1821 do. do. Enterprise,- - - 12 1831 Coast of Brazil. Boxer, - - - - 12 1831 do. do. Dolphin, - - - - 12 1831 In the Pacific. Experiment, - - 12 1832 In Norfolk. Total number of ships, 51, guns, 1978.

In addition to the force embraced in the preceding list, the frames and promiscuous live oak timber for four ships of the line, seven frigates, four sloops of war, and three steam-vessels, are on hand, viz. at Boston, two ships of the line, two frigates, and one sloop of war

at New York, one frigate ; at Philadelphia, two frigates

and one sloop of war ; at Norfolk, two ships of the line,

one frigate, and one sloop of war ; at Washington, one frigate and one sloop of war. The value of the stores on hand at the different Navy Yards on the 1st of October, 1832, was as follows : Portsmouth, N. H. $ 348,976 49 Boston, 1,122,617 79 New York, 1 ,494, 1 43 08 Philadelphia, 471.646 81 Washington, 907,273 37 Norfolk, 1,057,987 83 Pensacola, 167,269 55

$5,579,917 92 Estimated expense of the navy for 1833, $3,176,766 87. 220 Army Officers. ARMY REGISTER.

GENERAL STAFF. Alexander Macomb, Majnr-General, Edmund P. Gaines, Brig. Gen. Major General . Winfield Scott, do. do. Roger Jones, Adjutant-General, Colonel. John E. Wool, Inspector-General, Col. Brig. Gen. br. George Croghan, Inspector-General, Colonel. Thomas S. Jesup, Brig. Gen. Quarter-Master-General. Wm. Linnard, Quarter-Master, Major, Lieut. Col. br. Henry Stanton, Quarter-Master, Major. George Bender, do. do. Trueman Cross, do. do. Geo. Gibson, Colonel, Com. Gen. of Sub. Brig. Gen.br. James H. Hook, Commissary Quarter-Mnster. Joseph P. Taylor, Commissary, Assist. Quar.-Master. PAY DEPARTMENT. Nathan Towson, Paymaster-General, Lt. Col. br. Paymasters, Thomas Wright, Asher Philips, Al- phonso Wetm.ore, Benjamin F.Larned, David S. Town- send, Charles B. Tallmadge, Daniel Randall, Charles A. Smith, A. A. Massias, T. P. Andrews, Edmund Kirby, L. G. De Russey, William Piatt, Robert A. Forsyth. PURCHASING DEPARTMENT. Callender Irvine, Com. Gen. of Purchases. Peter Fayssoux, Storekeeper. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon-General, Joseph Lovell. Surgeonsy Thomas Lawson, Thomas G.Mower, B. F. Harney, W. V. Wheaton, J. P. C. Macmahon, Wm. Beaumont, Lyman Foot, C. A. Finley, P. H. Craig, R. S. Satterlee, Zina Pitcher, R. McMillan. ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. Corfis of Engineers. Charles Gratiot, Chief Engineer, Brig Gen br. Lieutenant-Colonel^ Joseph G.Totten, Col br. Majors^ Sylvanus Thayer, LtCol br, R. E. DeRussey. Cafitains, John L. Smith, George Blaney, William H. Chase, Rich.Delafield, Andrew Talcott, W. A.Eliason. Governors in the several States. 221

First Lieutenants, Thomas J. Leslie, Paymaster, Cornelius A, Ogden, Henry Brewerton, Stephen Tuttle, George Dutton, J. Mansfield. Second Lieutenants^ Alexander H. Bowman, Thomp- son S. Brown, William H . C. Barllett, Robert E. Lee, Alexander J. Swift, Roswell Park. ORDINANCE DEPARTMENT. George Bom ford, Colonel, br. George Talcott, Lieut. Col., Henry K. Craig, Wm. L Worth, Majors, brevet. R. L. Baker, Mnjor br. Richard Bache, John Sym- ington, Wm. H. Bell, Edward Harding, Alfred Mor- decai, Benj. Hujer, James A. J. Bradford, John Hills. TOPOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT. Majors^ John Anderson, Li Col br. John J. Abert, do. James Kearney, do. Steph. H. Long, do. P. H. Perrault, do. Hartman Bache, br. ASSISTANT TOP. ENGINEERS. Cafitains, W. G. M'Neill, James D. Graham, Wm. Turnbull, William H. Swift.

GOVER NORS. Maine, Samuel E. Smith South Carolina, Robert Y. JVew Hamfishire^ Samuel Hayne Dinsmore Mississi/i/ii, Abraham Massachusetts^ Levi M. Scott Lincoln Georgia Wilson Lumpkin Rhode Island^ Lemuel H. Kentucky, John Breathitt Arnold Tennessee, WiliiamCarroll Connecticut^ John S. Peters Ohio, Robert Lucus Vermont^ Wm. A. f^almer Louisiana, A. B. Roman New York, Wm. L. Marcy Indiana, Noah Noble Nev) Jersey^ Samuel L. Illinois^ John Reynolds Southard Mabama, John Gayle Pem. sylvania, Geo. Wolf Missouri, Dunklin Delaware^ Bennett Maryland, George How- TERRITORIES. ard Michigan, George B.Porter Virginia, John Floyd ylrkansas, John Pope JVbrth Carolina^ David L. , William P. Duval Swain 19* 22-3 Tariff. TARIFF OF DUTIES,

Or Rates of Duties upon Qoods imported into the United States after the M of March, 1833, as established by Act of Congress, July 14, 1832. Acetate of lead, 5 cents alb. Artificial flowers, 25 per cent. Acids, muriatic and tartaric, 12 Assafcelida, free. 1-2 per cent. Ava root, free. Adxes, 30 per cent. Provided, Axes, same as adzes. that said article sliall not be im- ported at a less rate of duty than Bacon, 3 cents per lb. would have been chargeable on Baggage. See Apparel. the material constituting its Bagging, cotton, 3 1-2 cents a chief value if imported in an square yard. unmanfactured state. Baizes. See Wool. Alcornoque, free. Balsams, 15 per cent. Ale. See Beer. Balsam Tolu, free; Almonds, and Oil of, free. Bandanas. See Silk. Alum, $2,50 for 112 lbs. Barilla, free. Amber, free. Bark of cork tree, unmanufactur- Amber beads, 15 per cent. ed, free. Ambergris, free. Barley, 15 per cent. Aloes, free. Baskets, grass or straw, 15 per Anatomical preparations, free. cent., wood or osier, 25 per cent. Anchors, 2 cents a lb. Beads, composition, wax, or am- Angora goat's wool or hair, free. ber, and all others not otherwise

Animals, imported for breed, free. specified, 15 per cent. ; of gold, Do. not do. 15 per cent. silver, or precious stones, 12 1-2 Anise seed, and Oil of, free. per cent. Annotto, free. Beam knives, 30 per cent. Antimony, regulus of, free. Beans, vanilla, free. Antiquities, all collections of, Beef, 2 cents per lb. specially imported, free. Beer, ale, and porter, imported in

Do. not do., according to the ma- bottles, 20 cents a gal. ; others terial. wise imported, 15 cents a gal. Anvils, 2 cents per lb. Bed ticking, flax or cotton, 25 per Apparatus, philosophical, special- cent. ly imported by order, for socie- Bellows, 25 per cent. ties, colleges, schools, etc. free. Bells, 25 per cent. Apparel, wearing, and other per- Berries, used in dyeing, and juni- sonal baggage in actual use,free. per, free. Apples, pine, free. Bindings, of wool and worsted, Aquafortis, 12 1-2 per cent. 25 per cent. Arabic, gum, free. Birds, 15 per cent. Argol, free. Black, ivory and lamp, 15 pr. cent; Arrowroot, free. Black lead pencils, 25 per cent. Articles not free, and not subject Black lead, unmanufactured, 15 to any other rates of duty, 15 per cent. percent. Bladders, 15 per cent. Articles, all composed wholly, or Blankets, woollen. See Wool. chiefly of gold, silver, pearl, and Blue vitriol, 4 cents per lb. precious stones, 12 1-2 per cent. Boards and plank, 25 per cent. Articles, imported for the use of Bobbin wire. See Wire. the United States, free. Bole, ammoniac, free. Articles, used principally for Bolting cloths, 25 per cent. dyeing, not otherwise specified, Bone, whale, not of American free. See Drugs. fisheries, 12 1-2 per cent. ;;;;

Tariff of Duties. 223

Bombazines, 10 per cent. Burr stones, not manufactured, Bonnets, chip, grass, Leghorn or free.

flats, and Busts, of marble , metal, or plaster, straw ; and braids, plaits, 30 per cent. Wire for. free. See Wire. Butter, 5 cents a lb. Books, specially imported; free. Buttons, of gold, silver, and pre- stones, 1-2 per cent, Books, all printed previous to the cious 12 year ]775, and also all books of iron, steel, pewter, brass, and printed in other languages than tin, 25 do. the English, except Latin and Greek, 4 cents per vol. Cabinet ware, 30 per cent. Do., Latin and Greek when Cabinets of coins, free. bound, 15 cents a lb. Cables and cordage, tarred, 4

cents cents a lb. ; untarred, 5 do. Do. , do. do., not bound, 13 alb. Cables, made of grass or bark, 5 iron, cents lb. Do., all others when bound, 30 cents alb.; of 3 a cents a lb. Calomel, 15 per cent. Do., do., in sheets or boards,26 do. Camphor, free. Do., blank, 30 per cent. Candles, tallow, 5 cents a lb. ; do. Boots or bootees, $1, 50 a pair. spermaceti, 8 do. wax, 6 Borax, free. Canella alba, free. Botany, specimens in, free. Canes or walking sticks, 25 pr. ct. Bottles. See Glass. Cantharides, free. Box boards, paper, 3 cents a lb. Cap wire. See Wire. Boxes, shell or paper, 15 percent. Capers, free. or wool, 30 Do., Japan dressing, 25 per cent. Caps, of fur, leather, lea- per cent. See Hats. Braces, cotton, 25 per cent, j per cent. ther, 30 do. Caps, for women, 25 30 cents a pack Bracelets, hair, 15 per cent. Cards, playing, 15 cents a lb. Brandy, 1st and 2d proof, 53 cents visiting, cotton, 25 per ct. a gallon. Cards, wool and See Wool Do., 3d proof, 57 cents a gallon. Carpets and Carpeting. Do., 4th proof, 63 cents a gallon. and Matting. cents a Brandy, comfits and sweatmeats Carpeting of oil cloth, 43 preserved in, 25 per cent. square yard. and parts of, 30 pr. ct. Brass, all manufactures of, not Carriages, otherwise specified, or of which furniture for, same as adzes. Casearilla, free. it is a component material, 25 or rolled, 3 per cent. Casement rods, slit Brass, in pigs, bars, plates, or old, cents a lb. shawles (real), 15 per fit only to be manufactured,free. Cashmere Brass, wire, nails, and handles, cent. 25 per cent. Cassia, free. Brazil paste, free. Castanas, free. vessels not otherwise Bricks, 15 per cent. Cast iron 1-2 cents a lb. Bridies, 30 per cent. Bitts, 25 do. specified, 1 all other not Brimstone or sulphur, free. Castings of iron, 1 cent a lb. Bristles, 3 cents a lb. specified, Brooms, of hair or palm leaf, 15 Castor oil, 40 cents a gallon. or plaster, free. per cent. Casts, of bronze cent. Brown sugar, and syrup of sugar Caulking mallets, 30 per iron, 3 cents alb. cane in casks, 2 1-2 cents a lb. Chains or cables, 30 cent. Brushes, of all kinds, 25 per cent. Chairs, per Buckram, 25 per cent. Chalk, free. wine. See Wine. Bullion, free. Champaigne imported, free. Burgundy pitch, free. Charts, specially lb. Buriapa, 15 per cent. Cheese, 9 cents a 224 Tariff of Duties.

Chemical preparations, 15 per ct. ored, printed, or stained, not China ware, 20 per cent. exceeding in value 30 cents a Chip hats and bonnets, 30 per ct. square yard, shall be valued at Chisels (socket), same as ad^es. 30 cents a square yard, and, if Chloride of lime, 15 per cent. dyed, colored, printed, or stain- Chocolate, 4 cents a lb. ed, in whole or in part, not Cider, same as beer. exceeding in value 35 cents a Cigars, $-2,50 a 1000. square yard, shall be valued at Cinnamon, free. 35 cents a square yard. Nan- Ciayj unmanufactured, free. keens imported direct from Clocks, 25 per cent. China, 20 per cent. Cloth, rags of, any kind, free. Cotton yarn, twist, and thread, Clothing, ready made, 50 per cent. unbleached and uncolored, 25 Cloves and oil of, free. per cent. All unbleached and Coach laces, 35 per cent. uncolored cotton yarn, twist Coaches. See Carriages. and thread, the original cost of Coal, 6 cents a bushel. which shall be less than 60 cents Coal hods, 25 per cent. a lb., shall be deemed and taken Cochineal, free. to have cost 60 cents a lb., and Cocoa, cocoa nuts and shells, free. shall be charged with duty ac- Codfish, dry, $1,00 a quintal. cordingly, 25 per cent. Coffee, free. Cotton yarn, twist, or thread, Coffee mills, 25 per cent. bleached or colored, 25 per cent. Coculus Indicus, free. All bleached or colored cotton Cologne water, 15 per cent. yarn, twist, or thread, the orig- Colombo root, free. inal cost of which shall be less Colors, water, 15 per cent. than 75 cents a lb., shall be Combs, horn and shell, 15 per deemed and taken to have cost

cent. ; iron, lead, copper, and 75 cents a lb., and be charged brass, 25 doj wood, 30 do. accordingly 25 per cent. Comfits and sweetmeats of all Crapes, silk. See Silk. kinds preserved in sugar or Cummin seed, free. brandy, 25 per cent. Currants, free. Coney, wool of, free. Cutting knives, same as adzes. Copper, bars, cakes, pig, for Cutlery, 25 per cent.

sheathing ships, free ; braziers,

15 per cent. ; copper vessels, and Dates, free. all manufactures of copper not Demijohns, 25 cents each. otherwise specified, 25 per cent. Diamonds, 12 1-2 per cent. Copperas, $2,00 per 112 lbs. Diaper, linen and hemp, 25 per ct. Coral, free. Down, of all kinds, 15 per cent. Cordage. See Cables. Drawings and paintings, free. Cordials, 53 cents a gallon. Drawing knives, same as adzes. Coriander seed, free. Duck, sail, 15 per cent.

Corks, 12 cents a lb. ; bark, free. Drugs, dyeing, not otherwise Corrosive sublimate, 15 per cent. specified, free, except bichro- Cotton, 3 cents a lb. mate of potash, prussiate of Cotton bagging, 3 1-2 cents a potash, chromate of potash, square yard. nitrate of lead, aqua fortis, and Cotton, all manufactures of, or of tartaric acid. which cotton shall be a compo- Drugs, medicinal, not otherwise

nent part, 25 per cent. ; except- specified, free. ing cotton twist, yarn, and Dye woods, free. thread, (which see). Provided, that all manufactures of cotton, Earth, brown, red, blue, and yel- or of which cotton shall be a low, being considered as ochre, 1-2 component part, not dyed, col- 1 cent a lb. ; in oil, 1 cents. ; ;;

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Earthen ware, 20 per cent. inches, $3,00 per 100 eq. feet Elephants' teeth, ^ee- Ivory. not above 10 by 12, i$3,50 per

Embroidery done with a needle do. ; above 10 by 12, $4,00 per

with thread of gold or silver, do. : window glass imported in 12 1-2 per ceat. plates uncut is charged with the

Emery, 15 per cent. highest rates of duty ; apotheca- Engravings, 15 per cent. ries' vials and bottles exceeding Epaulette's of gold or silver, free. the capacity of 6 oz. and not Epsom salts, 4 cents a lb. above 16 oz. each, $2,25 per

gross ; perfumery and fancy vi- Fang, 25 per cent. als and bottles not above the Feathers, ornamental, 25 per ct. capacity of 4 oz. each, $2,50 per

bed, 15 do. gross ; above 4 oz. and not Felts, or hat bodies made wholly above 16 oz. each, $3,25 pr. gr. or in part of wool, 16 cents each. Do. bottles, black, not above 1 Fiddles, 30 per cent. quart each, $2,00 per gross Figs, and Filberts, free. above 1 quart, $2,50 j demi- Filtering stones, free. johns, 25 cents each. Fire arms not enumerated, 30 per Do. all wares of cut glass not spe- cent. cified, 3 cents a lb. and 30 per Fish, foreign caught, $1 per quint. cent, ad val.

Mackerel, .Sl>50 per bbl. ; Sal- Do. all other articles of glass not

mon, §2 per bbl. : all other pick- specified, 2 cents a lb. and 20 led, $1 do. Dry or smoked, $1 per cent ad val.

per 112 lbs. ; pickled in kegs, 15 Glauber salts, 2 cents a lb. per cent. Gloves, woollen and worsted, 25 Flannels, 16 cents per square yd. per cent. See Wool. Glue, 5 cents a lb. Flax unmanufactured, free. Goat's hair, wool, or raw skins, Flax and hemp, manufactures of, free. not otherwise specified, except Gold dust and coin, free. yarn, and cordage tarred or un- Grapes, free. tarred, ticklenburgs, osnaburgs, Grindstones, 15 per cent. and burlaps, 25 per cent. Gum, arable and Senegal, free. Flints, free. Floor cloths, patent, stamped, Hair, not made up for head printed or painted, 43 cents per dresses, 15 per cent. square yard. Hair, unmanufactured, and hair Flour, wheat, 50 cents per cwt. pencils, free. Flowers, artificial, 25 per cent. H air cloth & seating, 15 pr. cent. Chamomile, free. Hair powder, 15 per cent. Fossil and crude mineral salt, 15 Hammers, blacksmiths, 2 1-2 cts. per cent. a lb., all others, 25 per cent. Frames or sticks for umbrellas Hams, 3 cents a lb. and parasols, 25 per cent. Harlem oil and hartshorn, free.

Frankincense, free. Harness, 30 per cent. ; furniture Furs, dressed, 12 1-2 per cent.; for, same as adzes. undressed, free. Hatchets, same as adzes. Fur hats. See Hats. Hats, fur, leather and wool, 30 per cent. Gamboge, free. Hats or Bonnets. See Bonnets. ^ Gilt ware, 25 per cent. Head dresses, ornaments for, 25

Gin, 1st proof, 57 : 2d 60 : 3d 63 : per cent.

4th 67 : 5th 75 : above 5th 90 Hemp, unmanufactured, $40 a cents a gallon. ton, all manufactures of, not Ginger, free. otherwise specified, 25 per cent. Glass, window, not above 8 by 10 Henbane, free. ;

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Hides, raw, free. Do. all manufuctures of, not other- Hoes, 25 per cent. wise specified, or of which iron Honey, 15 per cent. is a component material, 25 per Hooks, reaping, iron or steel, cent. same as adzes. Do. all articles of which any par- Horn plates, for lanthorns, free. ticular kind of iron constitutes Horns, ox, other horns and tips, the whole or the greater part of free. the weight, and not otherwise Hosiery, woollen and worsted, 25 specified, pay the same duty per

; lb. as such kind iron, per cent. cotton, 25 per cent. ; of these silk. See Silk. rates of duty not to be less than 25 per cent. Implements of trade, of persons Isinglass, 15 per cent. arriving in the U. States, free. Ivory, unmanufactured, free; India rubber, free. manufactures of, 15 per cent. Indigo, 1 per cent. Ink and ink powder, 15 per cent. Japanned wares of all kinds, 25 Ipecacuanha, free. per cent. Iris or orris root, free. Jewelry, gold, set or not set, 12 1-2

Iron, anvils and anchors and parts per cent ; false or gilt, 25 pr. ct.

of, 2 cents alb. ; in bars or bolts Juniper berries, and oil of, free. not manufactured in whole or in part by rolling, 90 cents per Kermes and kelp, free. 112 lbs. Knobs, iron, brass, steel, or cop- Do. bar or bolt iron made wholly per, 25 per cent. or in part by rolling, $30 a ton. Provided, that all iron in slabs, Lac dye, free. blooms, and loops, or other Lace of thread, silk, gold, or silver, form, less finished than iron in 12 1-2 per cent. bars or bolts and more advanced Lampblack, 15 per cent. than pig iron, except castings, Lamps, excepting glass, 25 per ct. shall be rated as iron in bars or Lard, 3 cents a lb. bolts, and pay duty accordingly. Laudanum, free.

Do. cables or chains, or parts of, Lead, old and scrap, 2 cents alb. ; 3 cents a lb. pigs, bars, or sheet, 3 cents a lb. Do. cannon, 20 per cent. red and white, 5 cents do. Do. cast iron vessels not otherwise Do. manufactures of, not other- specified, 1 1-2 cents a lb. wise specified, 25 per cent. Do. all other castings of iron, not Leather and all manufactures of, otherwise specified, 1 cent a lb. not otherwise specified, .30 pr.ct. Do. mill cranks and mill irons, of Leghorn hats and bonnets. See wrought iron, 4 cents a lb. Bonnets. Do. round iron or braziers' rods of Lemons and Limes, free. 3-16 to 8-16 of an inch diameter Lime, 15 per cent. inclusive, nail or spike rods, Linens, bleached and unbleached, nail plates, slit, rolled or ham- 15 per cent. mered, and iron in sheets, hoop Lines, fishing, 25 per cent. iron, and iron slit, rolled, or Liquors or cordials, 53 cents per hammered for band iron, scroll gallon. iron, or casement rods, 3 cents Loaf sugar, 12 cents a lb. alb. Locks, 25 per cent. Do. square wire used in the man- Logwood, free. ufacture of stretchers for um- Looking glasses, not silvered, 2 lb. 20 per cent, ad brellas, 12 per cent. . cents a and Do. in pigs, 50 cents per 112 lbs. val.; silvered, 20 per cent; 30 pr. ct. Do. old iron, !$ 12,50 a ton. frames of gilt on wood, Do. wire. See Wire. Lump sugar, 10 cents a lb. ;

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Mace, free. Ochre. See Earths. Machinery of iron and brass, 25 Oil cloths of all kinds, other than per cent. those usually denominated pa- Madder and madder root, free. tent floor cloths, 12 1-2 cents a Mahogany wood, free. square yard. Malt, 15 per cent. Oil of vitriol, 3 cents a lb. Manganese, 15 per cent. Oil, sperm, 25, whale and other Manna, free. not sperm, of foreign fisheries,

Manufactured tobacco, other than 15 cents a gal. ; oil, olive, in snuff and cigars, 10 cents a lb. casks, 20 cents a gal.; Juniper

Manufactures of the United States do. free ; linseed, 25 cents a gal. and its Territories, free. Olives, free. Maps, specially imported, free. Onions, 15 per cent. Marble, unmanufactured, and Opium, free.

busts of, free ; manufactures of, Oranges, 15 per cent. 30 per cent. Osnaburgs, 15 per cent. Materials for composing dyes, not otherwise enumerated, free. Packthread, 5 cents a lb. Matting, floor, made of flags or Paint brushes, 25 per cent. other materials, 5 per cent. Paintings, free. Medical preparations of anatomy, Paints, red and white lead dry or free. ground in oil, 5 cents a lb. Mercury or quicksilver, free. Paper, antiquarian, demy, draw- Mits, woollen or worsted, 25 pr. ct. ing, foolscap, imperial, medium, Mill cranks and mill irons of pot, pith, royal, and writing, 17

wrought iron, 4 cents a lb. cents a lb. ; bank post, folio and ; mill saws,$l each. quarto post of all kinds, 20 do. Millinery of all kinds,25 per cent. blotting, cartridge, copying, fan- Mineralogy, specimens in, free. cy colored, fuller's boards, glass, Mohair, manufactured, 15 per ct. gold leaf, paper makers' boards, Molasses, 5 cents a gallon. morocco, pasteboards, pressing Morocco skins, 30 per cent. do., sand or tissue, 15 do.; Mother of Pearl, free. binders' boards, box boards, Musk, free. mill boards, sheathing or wrap- Muskets, $1,50 a stand. ing, 3 do. Musical instruments of brass or Paper hangings, 40 per cent.

copper, 25 per cent. ; of wood, Parasols of all kinds, and frames 30 per cent. for, 25 per cent. Mustard, 15 per cent. Parchment, 25 per cent. Paste, imitations of precious Nail rods. See Iron. stones, 15 per cent, Nails, iron, cut or wrought, 5 cts. Pastel, free.

a lb. ; brass, 25 per cent. ; cop- Pencils, black lead, 25 per cent. per, 4 cents a lb. hair do. free. Nankeens, 20 per cent. Penknives. See Cutlery.

Natural history , specimens in,free. Pens of metal, 25 per cent. Needles, free. Pepper, black, free ; Cayenne, 15 Nitrate of potash, 3 cents a lb. per cent. Nitrate of lead, 121-2 per cent. Perfumery, 15 per cent. Noyeau, 53 cents a gallon. Perry, 53 cents a gallon. Nuts used in dyeing, free. Persons arriving in the United Nutmegs, free. States, their wearing apparel, Nuts of all kinds, free. tools and implements of trade, Nux vomica, free. free. Peruvian bark, free. Oakum and junk, 15 per cent. Pewter, all manufactures of, not Oats, 10 centa a bushel. otherwise specified, 25 per cen' * ;

228 Tariff of Duties.

Piano fortes, 30 per cent- Roots, bulbous, free. Pickles, 15 per cent. Ropes, grass or bark, 5 cents a lb. Pimento, free. Rotton stone, free.

Pine apples, free. Rum, 1st and 2d proof, 53 ; 3d57 ; Pins, free. 4th, 63 cents per gallon. Pipes, clay for smoking, 15 pr. ct. Pistols, 30 per cent. Saddlery, plated, brass, and pol- Plaids, Scotch, 10 per cent. ished steel, same as adzes; Plains and paddings. See Wool. common tinned and japanned Plaster, busts of, free. Plaster of of all descriptions, 10 percent. Paris, free. Saddles, 30 per cent. Plated wares of all kinds, 25 pr. ct. Saffron, free. Platina, free. Sago, free. Plane irons, 25 per cent. Sail duck, 15 per cent. Planks, 25 per cent. Salt, 10 cents for 56 lbs.

Plats for hats or bonnets. See Saltpetre, crude, free j refined, 3 Bonnets. ' cents a lb. Ploughs, 25 per cent. Salts, Rochelle, 15 per cent.} Pocket books, leather, 30 per cent. glauber, 2 cents a lb. Porcelain, 20 per cent. Sandal wood, free. Porter. See Beer. Sarsaparilla, free. Potash, bichromate of, prussiate Saws, mill, $t each, all other, 25 of, chromate of, 12 1-2 per cent. per cent. Potatoes, 10 cents a bushel. Scale beams, same as adzes. Powder, gun, 8 cents a lb. Screws, wood, (so called, but of Precious stones, set or not, and iron) same as adzes. all articles composed wholly or Sculpture, specimens of, specially chiefly of, 12 1-2 per cent. imported, free. glass imitation of, 2 cents a lb., Scythes, same as adzes.

and 20 per cent, ad val. ; other Segars, $2,50 for 1000. imitations of, 15 per cent. Senna, free. Preserves. See Comfits. Sheeting, Russia, 25 per cent. Printing types, 25 per cent. Sheetings. See Cotton. Prunes, free. Shoes, of silk, 30 cents a pair; Prussiate of potash, 12 1-2 per ct. nankeen, prunella stuff, and leather, 25 do. ; for children, 15 auadrants, 25 per cent. do. Quicksilver, free. Shellac, free. Shells, tortoise, free. Q,uills, prepared, 25 per cent, j unprepared free. Shovels, of iron or steel, same as adzes. Rags of cloth, free. Shovels and tongs, 25 per cent. Railroads, iron for, if actually em- Sickles same as adzes. ployed for the purpose, there is a Silk, all manufactures of, or of drawback equivalent to the which silk shall be a component duty. part, coming from beyond the Raisins of all kinds, free. Cape of Good Hope, 10 per cent.; Rattans, unmanufactured, free. all other, 5 per cent., except Raw silk, 12 1-2 per cent. sewing silk, which is 40 do. Razors, 25 per cent. Silk, raw, 12 1-2 per cent. Reaping hooks, same as adzes. Skins, undressed, free. Red lead, 4 cents a lb. Slates of all kinds, 25 per cent. Reeds, unmanufactured, free. Sledges, blacksmith's, 2 1-2 cents Rhubarb, free. alb. Rice, 15 per cent. Slippers, silk, 30, leather, 25, and Rifles, $2,50 each. children's do., 15 cents a pair. Rochelle salts, 15 per cent. Snuff, 13 cents a lb. ; ;

Tariff of Duties. 229

Soap, 4 cents a lb., perfumed, ^15 Teas, of all kinds imported from per cent. places this side of the Cape of Spades, iron or steel, same as Good Hope, or in vessels other adzes. than those of the United States, Spectacles, gold or silver mount- 10 cents a lb. ed, 12 1-25 shell, 15; metal, 25 Thread, sewing, floss, cotton, and shoe, 25 per cent. per cent. 3 pack, 5 cents Spikes, 4 cents a lb. alb. Spoons, not silver, 25 per cent. Ticklenburgs, 15 per cent. Spirits distilled from grain, 1st Tiles, paving, 15 per cent.

3d, ; 4th, foil, plates, sheet, bars, proof, 57 ; 2d, 60 J 63 Tin, in 67; 5th, 753 above 5tb, 90 cents pigs, or blocks, free. a gallon. Tiri, all manufactures of, or of Spirits, distilled from other mate- which tin is a component ma- rials than grain, 1st and 2d terial, not otherwise specified,

proof, 53 ; 3d, 57 ; 4th, 63 ; 5th, 25 per cent.

72 ; above 5th, "is cents a gallon. Tobacco, manufactured, other Sponges, free. than snuff and cigars, 10 cents

Squares of iron or steel, same as a lb. ; unmanufactured, 15 do. adzes. Tongues and sounds, 15 per cent. Starch, 15 per cent. Tortoise shell, free.

Steel, $1,50 for 112 lbs. ; all man- Toys, paper, 15 3 brass, iron, steel, ufactures of, not otherwise spec- tin, lead, pewter, or copper, 253 ified, 25 per cent. wood, 30 per cent. Steelyards, same as adzes. Turmeric, free. Strings for musical instruments, Turtles, 15 per cent. free. Twine, tarred, 43 .untarred, 5 Stone, load, 15 per cent. cents a lb.

Stone-ware, 2O per cent. Twist, cotton . See Cotton, man- Stones, precious, 12 1-2 per cent. ufactures of. Stuff goods, worsted, 10 per cent. Types, printing, 25 per cent. Sugar, brown, and syrup of sugar cane, in casks, 2 1-a cents a lb. Umbrellas, of whatever material,

white clayed, 3 1-3 do. ; lump, 25 per cent. Frames or sticks

10 do. ; loaf and candy, 12 do. for, 25 per cent. Sugar of lead, 5 cents a lb. Sulphur or brimstone, free. Vanilla beans, free. Sulphuric acid, 3 cents a lb. Varnishes, 15 per cent. Sumach, free Vegetables, used for dyeing and Sweetmeats preserved in sugar or in composing dyes, not other-

brandy, 25 per cent. wise specified, free 3 others, 15 Swords and swordblades, 30 pr.ct. per cent. Veils, lace, 12 1-2 per cent. Table knives and forks, 25 per ct. Vellum, 25 per cent. Tacks, brads, and sprigs, not ex- Vessels, copper, 25 per cent. ceeding 16 oz. to the 1000, 5 cts. cast iron, not otherwise speci-

a 1000 3 exceeding 16 oz. , 5 cents fied, 1 1-2 cents a lb. alb. Vic«s and screws of iron, called Tallow, 1 cent a lb. wood screws, same as adzes. Tamarinds, free. Vinegar, 8 cents a gallon. Tapioca, free. Vitriol, blue, 4 cents a lb.

Tartar emetic, 15 per cent. 3 crude, free. Wafers, 25 per cent. Teas, of all kinds imported from Walking sticks or canes, 25 pr. ct. China or other places east of the Watches, and parts of, 12 12 pr. ct. Cape of Good Hope, and in ves- Water colors, 15 per cent. sels of the United States, free Wax, bees', 15 per cent. 20 ;

230 Tariff of Duties.

Wearing apparel In actual use Wool, unmanufactured, the value of persons arriving in United whereof at the place of exporta- free States, free. tion not above 8 cents a lb., ; Webbing, worsted, 10; silk, 5; exceeding 8 cents a lb., 4 cents all other kinds, 25 per cent. a lb., and 40 per cent, ad val. Weld, free. Wool imported on skins is esti- Whalebone, product of foreign mated, as to weight and value, fisheries, 12 1-2 per cent. as other wool.

Wheat, 25 cents a bushel ; flour, Wool, manufactures of, all milled 50 cents a cwt. and fulled cloth, known by the Whetstones, 15 per cent. name of plain kerseys or Kendal Whips, 30 per cent. cottons, of which wool is the White lead, dry or ground in oil, only material, the value where- 5 cents a lb. of does nor exceed 35 cents a Window glass. See Glass. square yard, 5 percent. ; worst- Wine lees, free. ed stuff" goods, shawls, and other Wines, of France, in casks, red, manufactures of silk and worst-

6 cents, and white, 10 cents a ed, 10 per cent. ; worsted yarn,

gallon ; in bottles, 22 cents a 20 per cent. ; woollen yarn, 4 gallon. Madeira and Sherry, cents a lb., and 50 per cent, ad

in casks, cases, or bottles, 50 val. ; mits, gloves, bindings,

cents a gallon ; wines of France, blankets, hosiery, carpets and Germany, Spain, and Mediter- carpetings, 25 per cent., except ranean, not specially enumerat- Brussels, Wilton, and treble is ed, in casks, 15 cents a gallon ; ingrained carpeting, which at

red wines of Spain and Austria, 63 cents a square yard ; all other in casks, 10 cents a gallon. ingrained and Venetian carpet- Wines of all countries in bottles ing, 35 cents a square yard, and or cases, unless specially enu- except blankets the value merated, and all wines not whereof at the place of exporta- enumerated, 30 cents a gallon. tion shall not exceed 75 cents These rates will continue till each, the duty levied upon

March 3d, 1834 , afterwards one which is 5 per cent. ; flannels, half of these rates will be the bockings,and baizes, 16 cents a

duties. square yard ; coach laces, 35 per

Wire, silver or plated, 5 per cent. cent. ; merino shawls made of cap or bonnet covered with silk, wool, all other manufactures of cotton or flaxen yarn or thread, wool, or of which wool is a manufactured abroad, 12 cents component part, and on ready

a lb. ; iron or steel, exceeding made clothing, 50 per cent.

No. 14, 9 cents a lb. ; not ex- ceeding No. 14, 5 cents a lb. Yams, IS per cent. Woad, free. Yarn, cotton. See manufactures

Wood, unmanufactured, and for of cotton ; worsted, 20 percent.; dyeing, free ; manufactures of woollen, 4 cents a lb., and 50 wood unless otherwise speci- per cent, ad valorem. ed, 25 per cent. Wool, Angora goats' or camels', Zinc, unmanufactured, free ; in free. sheets or nails, 15 per cent.

Commissioners of the United States under the Danish Treaty. George Winchester, Md. Jesse Hoyt, N. Y. William J. Duane, Penn. Secretary, Robert Fulton, N. Y. Commissioners under the French Treaty. George W. Campbell, Ten. John K. Kane, Penn. Thomas H. Williams, Missis. Secretary, John E. Frost, Dist. Col. Commissioner of Mexican Boundary. William Mc'Ree, Missis. Surveyor, do. Robert Love, N. C Population of the United States. 231 CENSUS OF STATES, FOR 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, and 1830. states. 1790. 1800. 1810. 1830. Maine, 96,540 151,719 228,705 298,335 399,955 N. Hamp. 141,899 183,762 214,360 244,161 269,328 Mass. 378,717 423,245 472,040 523,287 610,408 R.Island, 69,110 69,122 77,031 83,059 97,199 Connec't 238,141 251,002 262,042 275,208 297,675 Vermont, 85,4161154,465 216,713 235,764 280,652 N. York, 340,1201586,756 959,049 1,372,812 1,918,608 N.Jersey, 184,139|21],949 245,555 277,575 320,823 Penn. 434,373 602,365 810,091 1,049,458 1,348,233 Dela. 59,096 64,273 72,674 72,749 76,748 Maryl. 319,728 341,548 380,546 407,350 447,040 Dist.Col. 14,098 24,022 33,039 39,834 Virginia, 880,200 974,622 1,065,379 1.211,405 N. Caro. 393,751 478,103 555,500 638,829 737,987 S. Caro. 219,073 345,591 415,115 502,741 581,185 Georgia, 82,548 162,101 252,433 340,987 516,823 Kentuc. 73,077 220,555 406,511 564,317 687,917 Tenness. 35,791 105,602 281,727 422,813 681,904 Ohio, 45,365 230,760 581,434 937,903 Indiana, 4,375 24,520 147,178 343,031 Missis. 8,850 40,352 75,448 136,621 Illinois, 12,288 55,214 157,445 Louisiana, 76,556 153,407 215,739 Missouri, 20,845 66,586 140,455 Alabama, 127,901 309,527 Michigan, 4,762 8,896 31,639 Arkansas 14,273 30,388 Florida, 34,730 3,929,827 5,305,925 7,289,3141 9,638,131 12,866,020

Kumber of Slaves in 1830. Virginia, 469,724 Maryl. S.Caroli. 315,665 N.Caroli. 246,462 Georgia, 217,470 Ken. 165,350 Tenn. 142,382 Alabama, 1 17,294 Lou. 109,631 CITY REGISTER. City of Boston lacorporated February 23, 1822.

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

On the first floor are three large rooms : that facing Washington Street, is the Post-Office. At the other extremity, looking down State Street, is the Marine IVews Room, one of the best conducted establishments, for the accommodation of Merchants, in the United States. The middle room, a lofty apartment, supported by pillars, is the exchange, and common thorough-fare to the Public Offices. From this central room or Merchants' Exchange, is a flight of winding stairs, leading to a suit of apartments, in the second story. Directly over the Post-Office is the splendid Hall of the Common Council. Opposite, over the Merchants Exchange Room, is the no less richly and tastefully ornamented Hall of the Mayor and Aldermen, In this room, the Chief Magistrate of the City, together with the City Clerk, remain through the day, in the discharge of their ordinary duties. The Board of Aldermen hold their meetings on Monday evenings. — Around the circular area of the stairs, are a series of Offices, viz. the Auditor's, Treasurer's, Clerk of Common Council, and the Health Office, which latter accommodates the City Marshal, Superintendent of Burial Grounds, Captain of the Watch, Superin- tendent of Lamps, and the Commissioner of Streets. Another flight of stairs leads to the third story, in which is the Office of the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, City Land Commissioner, Messenger, a Committee Room, Post-Master's private City Officers in Boston. 233 apartment, and a large Hall, in which is a recently organized public Vaccine Institution, for the gratuitous innoculation of the poor, during the winter months. The whole is lighted with gas, as well as the lamps at the four corners of the building. Besides being highly ornamental to the city, the concentration of so many important Offices under one roof, renders the City Hall an object of peculiar interest. CITY OFFICERS. MAYORS. Appointed. Died or Resigned. 1822. Hon. John Phillips, 1823. 1823. Hon. Jo?iah Quincy, 1829. 1829. Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Hon. Charles Wells. ALDERMEN. Henry Farnam *Thomas Wetmore John Binney *Samuel Fales Jabez Ellis *Joseph W. Revere William Tileston *Benjamin Fiske COMMON COUNCIL. Ward No. 1. Simon W. Robinson, Bill Richardson, Enoch H. Snelling, *Thomas H. Thompsoj). No. 2. John W. James, *Joha B. Wells, *Henry Andrews, *George P. Tiioraas. No. 3. Larra Crane, James Clark, Samuel Chessman, ^Philip Adams. No. 4. Joseph Eveleth, *Robert G. Shaw, *Edward Blake, *Silas P. Tarbell. No. 5. Charles Leighton, Eliphalet P. Hartshorn, *Peres Loring, *Abel Phelps. No. 6. Isaac Waters, Joseph S. Hastings, Grenville T. Winthrop, •Luther Parks. No. 7. Levi Bartlett, Henry Rice, *William T. Eustis, •Josiah Quincy, jr. No. 8. John P. Bigelow, Jacob Amee, Edward G. Prescott, *0. W. B. Peabody. No. 9. *Eliphalet Williams, *Silas Bullard, *Franci3 O. Watts, *Abner Bourne. No. 10. Josiah Pierce, *Daniel Messinger, *Israel Martin, *Thomas R. Dascomb.

* New Members. 20* 234 City Officers in Boston.

No. 11. Robert T. Paine, *John Doggett, *Samuel Gilbert,jr.*Ruel Baker. No. 12. Thomas Hunting, Joseph Harris, jr. *Josiah Dunham, *James B. Blake.

Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Chrk of the Common Council, Richard D. Harris^ City Treasurer. Benjamin Pollard, CiVi/ Marshal. William Hayden, jr. Auditor of Accounts. Zephaniah Sampson, Street Commissioner. Flavel Case, Captain of the Watch and Superintendent of Lamps. Francis Jackson, Land Commissioner. John Pickering, City Solicitor. Johnson Colby, Messenger,

HEALTH OFFICERS. Benjamin Pollard, Internal Health Commissioner. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of the Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician, Rainsford Island. [Offices City Hall.] Consulting Physicians, Drs. John C. Warren, Benjamin Shurtleff, George Hayward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck. George P. Tewksbury, Captain of the Quarantine Boat. John Oliver, Keeper of Rainsford Island Hospital.

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.

Ward 1. Joseph Lewis 7. Henry Edwards 2. Nathaniel Budd 8. James H. Foster 3. George F. Kern 9. Aaron P. Cleveland 4. Lemuel P. Grosvenor 10. Samuel Sanger 5. Daniel Henchman 11. Richards Child 6. Billings Briggs 12. Abraham Simonds

The Board hold a meeting on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of every month, at their office, Faneuil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporated as a Board of Trustees^ of John Boylston''s and other charitable funds, left for the assistance of persons of good character, and advanced age, " who have been reduced by misfortune to indigence and want." City OiRcers in Boston, 235

Treasurer and Clerk to the Corporatio7i, James H. Foster, Esq. The meetings of the Board of Trustees are held ia April and October.

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY AND REFORMATION. Richards Child Joseph Lewis Richard B. Callender Samuel D. Harris A, P. Cleveland Daniel Henchman

Rev. E. M. P. Wells, Intendant House of Reformation. Artemas Simonds, Superintendent House of Industry/, OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Daniel Hastings William T. Andrews Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Darracott SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Ward L William Croswell 7. Samuel A. Eliot 2. Thomas Hollis 8. Benjamin A. Gould 3. George W. Blagden 9. William Grie:s: 4. Joseph W. McKean 10. Willard Phillips 5. Henrj Williams 11. John Knapp 6. John Clark 12. David L. Child FIRE DEPARTMENT. Thomas C. Amory, Chief Engineer. Engineers. William Barnicoat John Hammond Benjamin Yeaton David Tillson Thomas Haviland Henry Smith John S. Tyler David Kimball Benjamin M. Nevers George M. Smith Ebenezer O. Hawes Richard S. Fay James Barry, jr. William G. Hodgkinson Charles Brintnall John Green, jr. Otis Munroe Peter Dunbar Nehemiah P. Mann, jr. William G. Eaton INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Latin — Charles K. Dillaway, Principal. Sebastian F. Streeter, Sub Master^ Francis Gardner, jr. and Norton Thayer, Ushers. 236 City Officers in Boston.

English Classical — Solomon P. Miles, Principal. Thom&s Sherwin, Sub Master, Mr. Thajer, Usher. Jonathan Snelling, Insfructer in Writing in the Latin and English Classical Schools. Eliot — Cornelius Walkerj Grammar Master, Levi Conant, Writing Master. Hancock — Barnum Field, Grammar Master, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Writing Master. Mayhew — William Clough, Grammar Master^ Benja- min Callender, Writing Master. BowDoiN — Abraham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. BoTLsTON — Charles Fox, Grammar Master, Abel Wheeler, Writing Master. Adams — Samuel Barrett, Grammar Master, David B. Tower, Writing Master. Frankliw — Richard G. Parker, Grammar Master^ Otis Pierce, Writing Master. Hawes, South Boston — Moses W. Walker, Master. African — William Bascom, Master. WARD OFFICERS. No. 1. John Punchard, Warden. — Simon P. Wiggin, Clerk. Inspectors, George P. Milne, John Liscom, George Carpenter, Edwin Bradley, J. Bradley, N. Cummings. No. 2. Joel Nason, Warden. — Lewis Josselyn, Clerk. Inspectors^ Stephen W. Olney, Andrew P. Young, George W. Johnson, Charles E. Gay, Zenas Snow. No. 3. Darius Boardman, Warden. — Elijah Stearns, Clerk. Inspectors, Marshall Tenney, , Ezra Palmer, jr. Benjamin J. Leeds, Andrew Geyer. No. 4. James W\ Burditt, Warden. — Thos. B. Coolidge, Clerk. Inspectors, Tilly Brigham, William R. Stacy, Job Taber, Calvin S. Russell, Jacob Richardson.

No. 5. Michael Roulstone, Warden. — Ellis B. Green, Clerk. Inspectors, Ebenezer N. Hunting, Theophilus Burr, Daniel Brown, Manasseh Knight, Peter C. Jones. City Officers in Boston. 237

No. 6. George W. BaziD, Warden, — Theod. O. Thacher, Clerk. Inspectors^ James Harrod, Dwight Proiily, Thomas A. Davis, Francis B. Crowninshield, Stephen Titcomb. No. 7. William Tileston, Warden. — Edward S. Rand, Clerk. Inspectors, Willard Badger, William A. Banister, Charles W. Foster, Jerome Merritt, James M. Thompson. No. 8. Chandler Robbins,jr. ^arrfen. — Isaac M'Lellanjr. Clerk. Inspectors, Thomas Tileston, Benjamin H. Currier, William Bramhall, John B. Russell, Arnold F. Welles. No. 9. Jabez C. Howe, Warden. — Horace Williams, Clerk. Inspectors, George S. Rodgers, James S. Bruce, Samuel Parsons, George Dana, Thomas Edwards. No. 10. Moses Wheeler, Warden. — Elbridge G. Austin, Clerk. Inspectors, John Rupp, Edward R. Griffith, Richard A. Newell, Nathaniel R. Meder, John R. Salmon. No. 11. John Knapp, Warden. — Alfred Willard, Clerk. Inspectors,Cd\v\n Bollard, William Willet, Otis Bullard, C. B. Darling, Melancthon Smith. No. 12. Thomas Hunting, Warden. — Joseph Dall, Clerk. Inspectors, James Garland, Amasa G. Smith, Barker B. Kent, Stephen G. Bass, Franklin F. Blood. Caleb Hay ward, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market. James Wilson, City Crier. [Office under Exchange Coffee-House.] Samuel Phillips, John R. Bradford, Hay Weighers. Samuel Beals, James Hendlej, Sealers of Weights and Measures. Caleb Loring, jr., Sealer of Boats and Lighters. Geo. W. Otis, Surveyor General. [Office 112, Milk st.] Deputy Surveyors. Jonathan Loring Thomas Barry William Fisk, for Rolun Hartshorn Charles Hersey Mahogany. Warren Bowker Jonathan Thaxter Thomas Lamson,jr. Seth Thaxter Hiram Bosworth Gad Leavitt, for Henry Blake William Green Ship Timber. 238 City Officers in Boston.

Fence Viewers. Nathaniel Bradlee Rolun Hart&bom Abel Hewins Romanus Emerson

Cullers of Dry Fish. Nathaniel Howe Benjamin Lukis Charles L. Pook Benjamin Clark

Cullers of Hoops and Staves. Benjamin Clark Charles L. Pook James Brown Nathaniel Howe Inspectors of Lime. Francis James Samuel Sprague Assay Master^ Lewis A. Lauriat. Hogreeves, Haywards, and Field Drivers. James Ellwood Levi White Charles Gaylord

Surveyors of Hemp. Samuel Emmons Benjamin Rich Measurers of Wood. William Shattuck James Wilson John R. Bradford Samuel Fhillipa Moses Hadlej Pound Keepers. Samuel Phillips Royal Oliver Levi White

ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Bass Thomas Jackson

Assistant Assessors. Ward No. 1. Simon Wilkinson, Nicholas Little. No. 2. Benjamin Clark, Moses Miller. No. 3. Philip Adams, Asa P. Adams. No. 4. Edward D. Clark, Gedney King. No. 5. John S. Perkins, James Ridgway. No. 6. Billings Briggs, Mark Healev. No. 7. Robert Rogerson, John W. Trull. No. 8. John Wheelwright, Thomas D, Bradlee. No. 9. Silas Bnllard, Alexander Young. No. 10. Daniel Messingcr, Solomon Piper. No. 11. John P. Thorndike, Stephen A. Dix, No. 12. John Green, jr., Josiah Dunham, City Officers in Boston. 239

Undertakers, SamuelWinslow, - - - 4 Lynn street. Martin Smith, - - - Prospect street. Joseph Wilcutt, - - - - Sea street. Thomas Murray, - - - - Dearborn Avenue. John Deluce, - Dorchester Point. Oliver B. Alexander, - Rear St. Paul's Church. Cyrus Babbet, - South Street Place. Henry Davis, - - - Garden Court. Thomas Haskell, - - 27 Salem Street. John B. Braid, - - - - - South Boston. Stephen S. Andrews, Bromfield street.

Joseph Wilcutt, jr. - Rear No. 13 N. Bennet street. Thomas Andrews, - Prince, corner of Hanover street. Edward Barrington, South Margin street. Jonathan Atherton, Warren street, rear of No. 39. Michael Burns, - - - 3 Hawley street.

Constables appointed for one year, to July, 1833, Elisha Copeland Ebenezer Shute Abraham Lansing Jonathan Prescott George Robinson Edmund Chisole Thomas Holden James Pierce W. Clough George Reed Mitchel Lincoln Derastus Clapp Josiah Baldwin Michael Riley John Reed Horatio Bass John Henry Matthias Ellia Ebenezer Trescott Solomon B. Morse Benj. Brown, jr. Elisha V. Glover William Dinsmore Richard Hosea

Auctioneers, licensed to July, 1833. Eben. Alexander Samuel G. Drake Robert Robins James M. Allen George L. Deblois AndrewW.Schaffer George Bond Daniel Hersey Frink Stratton Samuel F. Barry Edward F. Hall Benjamin Seaver James Bourguin Jabez Hatch, jr. Thomas R. Sewall T. M. Baker Nestor Houghton John Tyler Seth E. Benson Elisha Haskell Charles Torrey Wm. A. Brabiner Thos. K, Jones Richard Warren Stephen Brown Benj. W. Mudge S. Whitwell Jacob Chamberlain Loring Newcomb Ferdinand E.White Saml. F. Coolidge Thos. B. Park James Wise J. L. Cunningham Otis Rich Prentiss Whitney William Dehon 240 Boston Medical Association. MEMBERS OF THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,

Arranged according to the time of their admittance.

William Spooner, 3 Howard Street, William Ingalls, 2 Hamilton Place. John Dixwell, 5 Somerset Place. James Jackson, 26 Summer Street. Benjamin Shurtleff, 134 Tremont Street. John C. Warren, 2 Park Street. John Randall, 20 Winter Street. George C. Shattuck, Staniford, corner of Cambridge St. John B. Brown, 2 Montgomery Place. Jacob Bigelow, 27 Summer Street. Walter Channing, Tremont, Corner of School Street. George Hay ward, St Paul's Row, Tremont Street, George Parkman, 2 Cambridge Street. Abner Phelps, 49 Congress Street. Zabdiel B. Adams, 21 Pearl Street. Solomon D. Townsend, 16 Somerset Street. John Ware, Tremont Street. David Osgood, 32 High Street. Samuel A. Shurtleff, Pemberton Hill. Enoch Hale, 14 West Street. Samuel Adams, 13 School Street. Edward Reynolds, jr. 12 Winter Street. Woodbridge Strong 18 Winter Street. John Jeffries, 15 Franklin Street. Williams Bradford, South Boston. Thomas W. Parsons, Surgeon Dentist, 16 Winter Street. Josiah F. Flagg, Surgeon Dentist, 1 1 Winter Street. George B. Doane, 68 Court Street. Chandler Bobbins, jr. Franklin, Corner of Hawley Street. Caleb H. Snow. Jerome V. C. Smith, Health Office, City Hall, quarantine Physician of the Port, George W. Otis, jr. 23 School street. Edwin Adams, Tremont street. Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan Place, Federal street. Winslow Lewis, jr. Boylston, Corner of Pleaaaut street. Boston Medical Association. 341

Hezekiah Eldrida-e, 170 Washington street. Charles T. Hildreth, 3 Beach street. D. Humplireys Storer, 14 Winter street, Joshua B. Flint, 17 Green street. Horatio Robinson. Charles W. Windship, 47 Federal street. J. Greely Stevenson, School, Corner of Tremont street. John Flint, ^0 Trernont street. Jonas H. I^ane, 170 Washington street. Joseph Palmer, 7 Arch street. Edw^ird G. Davis, 17 Pearl street. Joseph W. McKean, 12 Hanover street. Martin Gay, 48 Milk street. Alexander Thomas, 35 Tremont street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hayward Place. Nathan CKeep, Surgeon Dentist, 206 Washington st. Frederick A. Sumner, jr. 24 School street. John B. Stebbins, South Boston. Charles Choate, Howard street. William Grigg, 30 Atkinson street. Charles Walker, Corner of Hancock and Cambridge sts.

Benjamin T. Prescott, Portland street. '. Nathaniel Peabody, Surgeon Dentist, 1 Tremont Place. Giles H. Lodge, 5 Hanover street. John C. Howard, West street. Daniel T. Coit, 1 Kingston street. Thomas Gray, jr. Washington street. John Hornans, l57 Tremont street. Edward J. Davenport, Williams, corner of Federal street Henry Dyer, 7 Green street. Daniel Harwood, Surgeon Dentist, Tremont street. Augustus A. Gould, Tremont, Corner of Pemberton Hill Calvin Ellis, Summer street. Marshall S. Perry, La Grange Place. A. A. Watson, Washington, Corner of Harvard street. TJioraas H. Thompson, 208 Hanover street. Levi B. Gale, Atkinson street. Samuel H. Smith, ll Atkinson street. Albert Williams, 60 Salem street. George Bartlett, Green, Corner of Chambers street. James Wilson, 98 Court street. Edward Warren, 3 Bumstead Place. 21 342 Stages from Boston.

Benjamin F. Win?, 1 Monfs:nmery Place. Ambrose Seaton. 106 Piirchase street. James Wood, Federal, Ccnier of Franklin street. William G. Flanaford, 10 Hanover street. Paul Simpson, jr. Federal, Corner of Franklin street. Ebenezer Parker, jr. Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street. Joseph Roby, Court street. George W. Lane, Surs^eon Dentist, Treniont street. Howard Sargent, 13 Chestnut street. Josiah D Hedge, High street. Edward L. Cunningham, Williams, Corner of Federal~~sts. LIST OF STAGES,

The houses which they start from, and arrive at, Boston.

[From Messrs. Badger & Porter's last " Stage Register."] Albany Acconi. leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover-st, Moa Wed and Fri at 2 am, and arrives in Boston the following days at 6 p m. Albany Mail, via Greenfield, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a m, and arrives Tu Th and .Sat. Albany, via Brattleborougli, Vt. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, Mon Wed and l^ri at 2 a ui, and arrives at 8 p m. Albany, via Springfield, leaves Earl's Hanover-st, every day, ex. Sun at 2 a m, and arrives at 7 p m. Albany, Accom. via Northampton, leaves Earl's, Hanover-st, Tu Th and Sat at 2 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 8 p m. Albany IMail, via Greenfield, leaves 42 Hanover-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a m, and arrives Tu Th and Sat evening. Albany Mail, via Northampton, leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a m, and arrives next days at S p m. Albany Mail, via Springfield, leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover-st, Tu Th and Sat "at 2 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 7 p m. Andover, leaves City Tavern, every day, Sunday excepted, at 3 p m, and arrives at quarter past 9. Amherst, Windsor and Burlington Mail, leaves City Tavern every morning at 7, and arrives at 3 p m. Athol Accom. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. Barre, Greenfield and Albany Mail, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, Tu Th and Sat at 2 a m, and arrives ftlon Wed and Fri at 7 p m. Bedford and Lowell, leaves Brigham's, Hanover-st, Tu and Sat at 4 pm. Bristol and Warren Mail, via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel Mon Wed and Fri at 5 a m, and arrives Tu Th and Sat at half past 6 p m. Bridgewater and Randolph Mail, leaves Marlborough Hotel Tu Th and Sat at 12 noon, and arrives at 12 noon. Brookline, leaves Norfolk avenue every day, except Sunday, at 10 1-2, 2 1-2, and C 1-2. Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at 4 p hi, and arrives at 10 a m. Stages from Boston. 343

Barnstable, via Flj'moutli and Falinoiilh, leaves City Tavern every day at half past 3 a i^and arrives p ni. Concord, i\. II. leaves Wildes', Eliii-st, Men Wed and Fri at half past 6 a ni, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Concord, N. II. via Derry, leaves 9 Eliu-st, Tu Th and Sat at 7 a m, and arrives next days. Concord, N. II. via Lowell, leaves Jlarlborongh Hotel Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a ni, and arrives next days at 5 pm. Concord, jN. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm-st every morning ex. Sun at 7. Concord Accom. leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, Mon Wed and Sat at 4 p III, and arrives at 9 a m. Charlestown Hourly, leaves 45 Brattle-st. Cambridge, leaves 45 Brattle-st every day, except Sunday, at 8, 9, and 11 a m ; 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8 p m. Cambridge and East Cambridge, leaves 45 Brattle-st every day, except Sunday, at 8 a m, returns at 1 p m, with the mail. Cambridgeport Hourly, leaves 45 Brattle-st. Canton, leaves Jennings', 9 Eimst, Mon Tu Th and Pat at 4 pm. Dover, X. H. leaves 85 Ann-st every morning, except Sunday, at 8, and arrives at 4 p m. Dorchester and South Boston, leaves Norfolk avenue at 10, 9, and 6. Dedham, leaves Jennings', 9 Elm-st, at half past 3 pm, and arrives at half past 8 a m. Dudley Accom. leaves Earl's, 3G Hanover-st, Tu Th and Sat at 7 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri p m. Duxbury, Marshfield, Scituate and Cohasset Mail, leaves City Tav- ern every day, except Sunday, at 10 a m, and arrives at noon. Duxbury Accom. leaves City Tavern Wed and Sat at 10 a m. East Bridgewater. Abington, and Upper Weymouth Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 1 p m. East, West and North Bridgewater, and Randolph Accom, leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat a t 3 p m. East Sudbury and Rutland Mail, leaves Brigham's 42 Hanover-st, Tu Th and Sat mornings at 8, and arrives Mon AA'ed and Fri at 4pm. Eastern Mail, leaves 85 Ann-st every day at 7 p m, and arrives at 8 p m. Fitchburgh and Keene, N. H. leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 4 a m, arrives next days at 6 p m. Fitchburg, Fitzwilliam and Brattleborough IMail, leaves Wildes, 11 Elm-st, TuTh and Sat at5 a m, arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. Groton Accom. leaves Brigham's, Kanover-st, Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4 p m. Gloucester Mail, leaves City Hotel every day, except Sunday, at half past 11 a m, arrives at half past 12 noon. Haverhill and Concord, N, H. leaves 11 Elm-st Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a m, arrives next days at 6 p m. Hvannis Mail, leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at 3 a m. Hopkinton, N. H. leaves Elm-st Tu Th and Sat at 7 a m, arrives Mon Weil and Fri at 6 p m. Hopkinton Sprinus, leaves 7 Elm-st Tu Th and Sat at 9 a ni. Hartford and Xew Haven, middle road, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 5 a ni, and arrives next p m. Hartford, leaves Earl's, Hanover-st, Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a m, and arrives next days at 7 p m. Haverhill and Andover Accom. leaves Wildes', Elm-st, at half past 2 p m, and arrives at half past 10. Haverhill, Exeter, Dover, N. H. and Portland, Me. leaves Wildes', 244 Stages from Boston.

11 Elm-st, every day, except Sunday, at half past 7 a m, and arrives at 6 p m. Hingham, leaves Elm-st Hotel at 4 p m, arrives at half past Sam. Jamaica Plains, leaves Norfolk avenue every day, except Sunday, at 8 a m, and 5 pm. Keene, N. H. Mail, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, every morning at 4, and arrives same evening. Lowell, Nashua, Amherst, N. H. and Francestown, leaves Suflblk and Marlborough Hotels Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri. Lowell and Nashua, N. H. leaves Marlborough Hotel every day, except Sunday, at 7 a m. Lowell, leaves Elm-st Tu Th and Sat at 2 p m. Lowell, leaves Wildes', Ehn-st, every day, ex. Sun, at 2 and 3 p m. Lowell, leaves 6 lilm-st every day, except Sunday, at 2 p m. Lancaster and Fitchburg Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat mornings at 8, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 2 p m. Lynn and Salem, leaves Brigham's, Hanover-st, every day at 10 a m and 4pm Marshfield, Scituate, Cohasset, Hingham Mail, leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri to dine. Medfield, Medway and Mendon, leaves 11 Eim-st Mon Wed and Fri at G a m, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Methuen Accom. leaves Suffolk House, Elm-st. Tu Th and Sat at half past 2 p m. Milton, leaves Elm-st every day, Sunday excepted, at half past 4 p m, and arrives at half past 9 a m. Marblehead, leaves City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at half past 4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. Medford, leaves Wildes', Elm-st, every day, except Sunday, at half past 12 noon, and 6 p m. Northampton and Albany Accom. leaves Boston Mon Wed and Fri

at 1 1 a m, and arrives next days. Nashua and Concord, N. H. Mail, leaves 11 Elm-st Tu Th and Sat at 6 a m, and arrives JVlon Wed and Fri at 6 p m. New Bedford Mail, leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at half past 6 am. and arrives next days p m. New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at half past 8, and arrives next days, evening. New Bedford Accom. via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel Tu Th and Sat mornings at 8, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri evenings. Newport MaiC leaves Marlborough Hotel every day, except Sunday, at 5 a m, and arrives every day, evening. Newburyport, Exeter, and Dover, N. H. Accom. leaves 8.5 Ann-st every morning, except Sunday at half past 7, and arrives at 6 p m. Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 85 Ann-st every day, except Sunday, at 2 p m, and arrives at 1pm. Newton, Needham, Natick, Sherburne, HoUiston, Milford, Mendon and Uxbridge Daily line, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm st, Mon Wed and Fri at 7 a m, and Tu Th and Sat at balf past 11 a m. New York Des-iatch Line, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, every Sun at 12 m, and Wed at 7 a m, for New London, where it meets the steam- boat for New York. New i'ork Mail, leaves Earl's, 36 Hanover-st, every day at 10 p m. Norwich Steamboat Line, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, every day, at and ^except Sat and Sun ; Mon Wed and Fri mornings 3, Tu Th at 12 ra, and conntecta with the boat at Norwich for New York. Stages from Boston. iM5

Plymouth Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m. PlynioiitJi and New Bedford Alail, leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at 7 am, and arrives next days at 5 p m. Plymouth, Sandwich, Falmouth and Barnstable Mail, leaves City Tavern every morning, ex. Sun, at half past 3, and arrives same p m. Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves Wildes', 85 Ann-st, every morn- ing, except Sunday, at 7, and arrives 5 p m. Portland, zia Uaverliill, Exeter and Dover, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm St, every day, except Sunday, at half past 7 a m, and arrives at G p m. Peterborough, N. II. leaves Kim st Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Man Wed and Fri at 4 pm, Providence Citizens' Stage, leaves Marlborough Hotel and Mansion House, Milk-st, every morning, except Sunday, at 5. Accom. Stage leaves every day, except Sunday, at half past 11, and on Sunday at b. Providence Manufacturers' Line, leaves 9 Elm-st, Tu Th and Sat at II a m. Providence Union Line, leaves Brigham's, 42 Hanover-st, every morning, except Sun, at 5 and II, and connects with the steamboats at Providence. Providence Tremont Coaches, leave City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at 11 a m. Portsmouth Accom. leaves 85 Ann-stj every morning, except Sun, at 8, and arrives at 5 p m. Gluincy, leaves Jenniugs', Elm-st, everyday, except Sunday, at 4 p m, and arrives at half past 8 a m. Randolph and Xew Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri at 8 a m, and arrives next days p m. Roxbury Hourly, leaves Norfolk avenue, Washington-st. Salem, leaves City Tavern every day, except Sunday, at 9 and 11 a m, and 3, 4, 5, and 6 p m. Salem and Forest River Road, leaves 7 and 11 Elm-st every day, except Sunday, at 4 p m. Stow, Bolton, Lancaster and Sterling Accom. leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri to dine. South Reading Daily Accom. leaves Jennings', 9 Elm-st, at 4 p m. South Boston, leaves Mansion House, Milk-st, every day, except

Sunday, at 8, 10 and 12 m, and 2 and 5 p ra : leaves Mrs. Phinney's Hotel, South Boston Point, at 9 and 11 a m, and 1, 3 and 6 p m. Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day, except Sun, at 12 m. Woburn, leaves Jennings', Elm-st, Mon Wed and Sat at 4 p m, and arrives at 9 a m. Waltham and Watertown, leaves Wildes', 11 Elm-st, every day, except Sunday, at 4 p m, and arrives at 9 a m. Westborougl), Centre and Worcester Accom. leaves 11 Elm-st and 36 Hanover St Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 1 p m. Worcester, leaves 7 Elm-st Tu Th and fat mornings at 9. Worcester Accom. leaves 36 Hanover-st Mon Wed and Fri at 10 a m, and arrives next days at 1 p m. Worcester General Interest Stage, leaves 9 Elm-st Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m. _^____ Fires in Boston in 1832. Durins the past year, the nuuiber of Fires

; There was 50 ; estimated loss, $50,563,34 insurance $22,448,34. were 64 false alarms. The tire department also turned out 18 times for alarms out of the city. The number of " turns out" in all was 128. 21* APPENDIX.

50. * Insert J6hn E. Merrill as Deputy-Sheriff, Me- thuen, in place of Josiah Osgood. 52. Dele William Hill and Charles Saunders, J. P. Cambridge, 53. Dele Othniel Tyler, J. P. East Sudbury. 65. Insert Charles Bemis as Counsellor at Law,Water- town, and dele him at S. J. C 55. Dele Daniel Davis, Counsellor at Law, Cambridge. 55. Insert William K. Hedge as Counsellor at Law, Cambridge. 55. Insert John Wright, as Attorney S. J. C. Groton^ and dele him at C. P. 56. Insert Henry M. Chamberlain as Attorney C. P. Cambridgeport. 108. Insert John H. Richardson, Post-Master, Newton.

masojYic societies.

General Grand Encampvient of Knights Templars in the Untied Stales. Rev. Jonathan Nye, Claremont, N. H. G. G. Master. Next Triennial Meetine; of Ihe G. G. Encampment will be held iu the city of Washington, December, 1835.

Grand Encampment of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Meet annually. Robert Lasli, Boston, G. Master. Thomas Power, Boston, D. G. Mas-ter. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G. Generalissimo. Abraham A. Dame, Boston, G. Captain General. Ezekiel L. Bascom, Ashby, Grand Prelate. John Hewes, Boston, G. S. Warden. Joseph Young, Newburyport, G. J. Warden. ' Moses Richardson, Providence, G. Treasurer. Samuel Howe, Boston, G. Recorder. Daniel Tenney, Sutton. G. Warder. Gilbert Nurse, Boston, G. Standard Bearer. Charles Moore, Boston, G. Sword Bearer. Appendix. 247

General Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the United States. Edward Livin2:ston, New York, G. G. Hiah° Priest, Joel R. Poinsett, (S. C.) D. G. G. H. P. Edward K. Stapleton, Baltimore, G. G. Scribe. Rev. Paul Dean, Boston, G. G. King. Peter Grinnell, Providence, G. G. Treasurer. Lebbeus Chapman, New York, G. G. Secretary. Rev. Jonathan Nye, Claremont, (N. H.) G. G. Chaplain. Amos Nource, Maine, Q. Marshal. Next Meeting in Washington, December, 1835.

Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Massachusetts. Stated meetinsrs in June, September and December. Josiah J, Fi«ke, Wrentham. Grand High Priest. Robert Lash, Boston, Deputy Grand High Priest. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, G. King. Charles Wells. G. Scribe. Abraham A. Dame, G. Treasurer. Samuel Howe, G. Secretary. Rev. Sebastian Streeter, ) Rev. Samuel Barrett, > G. Chaplains. Rev. Seth Aldsn, S John R. Bradford, G. Marshal.

Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. Q,uarierly Comraunicalions held on the 2d Wed in Dec. March, June & Sept. Elijah Crane, Canton, G. Master. Abraham A. Dame, Boston, Deputy G. Master. William J. Whipple, Cambridge, Senior G. Warden. James A. Dickson, Boston, Junior G. Warden. John J. Lorina-, Boston, Grand Treasurer. Thomas Power, Boston, Recording Gr. Secretary. Rev. Asa Eaton, d. d. Boston, Corresponding Gr. Sec'>ry. Edward A. Raymond, Boston, Grand Marshal. Rev. Ezra Ripley, d. d. Concord, Grand Chaplain. Rev. Samuel Barrett, Boston, do. Rev. Samuel Osgood, n. d. Springfield, do. Rev. James Morss. d. d. Newburyport, do. Rev. Benjamin Willard, Northampton, do. Rev. Benjamin Putnam, Marshfield, do. Rev. J. W. Eastman, Reading, do. Rev. E. M. P. Wells, Boston, do. Rev. John L. Blake, Boston, do. 348 Appendix.

Elias Haskell, Boeton, Senior Grand Deacon. David Parker, Boston, Junior Grand Deacon, George G. Smith, Boston, Grand Steward. EliabW. Metcalf, Cambridge, do. Thomas W. Phillips, Boston, do. Horatio M. Willis, Boston, do. Thomas J. Goodwin, Charlestown, G, Si"nrd Bearer. Henry H. Barton, Boston, Grand PursuivanL John Hewes, Boston, da.

Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters for the Com- mo7iwealth of Massachusetts. Abraham A. Dame, Boston, M. I. G. M.

COMMISSIONERS resident in other States, who liave been appointed by the Government of Massachusetts to take testimony and depo- sitions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts, — also to administer Oaths and to take the acknowledgment of Deeds, Powers (if Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commonwealth. William H. Maxwell, City of New York, New York. Clement C. Biddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylv. William Willis, Portland, Maine. Levi Chamberlain, Fitzwilliam, N. Hamp?. Hampden Cutts, Portsmouth, N. Hamp?. David A. Hall, Washington, Dist.ofCol. Gordon Deming, Fayetteville, N.Carolina Matthew Hall McAllister, Savannah, Georgia. Henry Chamberlain, Mobile, Alabama. William H. Smith, Providence, Rh. Island. Simeon S. Goodwin, Louisville, Kentnckj-,

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Govei-nor, ^3666,67 Lieutenant-Governor, - ... - 533,33 Chief Justice of the S.J. Court, - - - 3500,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 3000,00 Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 2100,00 Associate Junices (tf do. ... 1800,00 Judge of tlie Municipal Court, ... 1200,00 Attorney- Geneial, 1800,00 Reporter of Decisions, 1000,00 Secretary of the Commonwealth, - - . 2000,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, - - - 5000,00 Adjutant-fJeneral, ------1500,00 Reporter of Decisions in S..T. Court, - - 1000,00 Counsellors, Senators, and Representatives, two dollars each for each day's attendance, and two dollars for every ten miles travel.—President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per day for each day's attendance. Appendix. 249

RAIL-ROJiDS AjYD CJiJ^'ALS IM MASSACHUSETTS.

Canals. Middlesex Canal, connecting Boston harbour with Merri- « mack river at Chelmsford, opens a water communication to the central part of x\ew Hampshire. Lenath 27 miles. Breadth at the surface 30 feet, at bottom ^D ; depth 3 feet. Locks 20 ; Lockage 136 feet. Company incorporated in 1789 3 Canal completed in 1804 j Cost, 528,000 dollars. Pawlucket Canal, in t:ie town of Lowell, is used not only for passing a fall of the same name,, but also for supplying very extensive hydraulic works. It is 1 1-2 miies in length, 90 feet wide and 4 deep, over- coming a difference of level of 32 feet. Blackstone Cflvio/ extend? from Worcester, Mass., to Providence, R. I. It follows, through the greater part of its course, the valley of Black- stone river. Lencth 45 miles. Fall from the summit at Worcester to tide water at Providence, 451.61 feet. It has 48 locks, 80 feel long by 10 wide. Breadth at the surface 34 feet: at the bottom 18 ; depth of water 4 feet. It was fompieted in 1828. Cost 600,000 dollars, Hampshire and Hampden Canal is a projected work in continuation of Farmington canal from South wick ponds to Northampton. Distance 20 miles. Difference of level 298 feet. Montague Canal, constructed for passing Montague falls, on Con- necticut river, in the town of the same name, is 3 miles long, 25 feet wide, and 3 deep. Lockage 75 feet. South Hadley Canal, constructed for passing a fall of 40 feet on Con- necticut river in the town of South Hadley, is 2 miles in length. There is a cut in this canal, in solid rock, 40 feet in depth and 300 feet in length. Company incorporated in 1792.

Rail-roads. Quincy Rail-road. This was the first work of the kind undertaken in the United States, and was constructed for transporting granite from the quarry in Quincy to Neponset river.

Length 3 miles : single track. Completed in 1827. Boston and Loic ell J?«{7-?-oaii, "leading from Boston to Lowell, and commencing on the west side of VVarren bridge, is to cross the by a wooden viaduct, and to terminate at the basin of the canal at Lowell, from which there are to be branches along the several canals to the factories. The inclination of the road will, in no case, exceed 10 feet per mile, and, in general, will not exceed 5 feet per mile. For tlie present there will be' but a single track, with the necessary number of turn-outs; but provision is made for the construction of another track if required. It is to be constructed in the most substantial manner of stone and iron. Company incorporated in 1830. Length 25 miles. Work now in active progress. Boston and Worcester Rail-road is to extend from Boston to Worces- ter. Length 43 miles. Part of the road is now under contract, and the work was commenced in August 1832. Estimated expense 883,904 dollars. But as the contracts for making the road have been more favorable than was anticipated, it is expected that the cost will fall considerably short of the original estimate. Company incorporated in 1831. It is pfoposed to continue this road to Connecticut river, and to construct a branch to Millbury. Boston and Providrnce Rail-road, extending from Boston to Provi- dence, R. I. Distance 43 miles. Company incorporated in June, 1831, with a capital of 1,000,000 dollars. Route surveyed, and the location for a part of the distance determined. Boston and Taunton Rail-road, from Boston to Taunton, Mass. Distance 32 miles. Company incorporated in June, 1831, with a ;

250 Appendix.

capital of 1,000,000. It has been proposed that thSs company should unite with the Boston and Providence Rail-road Company, upon condition that a branch road be constructed from Taunton to tiie Boston and Providence Rail-road. The following Rail-roads have also been projected and some of them surveyed. From Boston or Lowell to Brattleborough, Vt. from Boston to Salem to be continued to tlie northern line of the State ; from West Stockbrid^e to the boundary line of the State of New York,

to meet a Rail-road from Albany ; and from Boston to Ogdensburg, New York,—./3«i. Aim.

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

Philadelphia, Nicholas Biddie, President.— Samuel Jaudon, Cashier.- John Andrews, 1st Assistant Cashier. Jos. Cowperth wait, 2d do. Andrew Sumners, Chief Clerk, Transfer Department.

Portsmouth, Alexander Ladd, President.Eben.Wentwovth, Cashier £oy

Mortality in Boston for 1832. Apoplexy 15, diseases of the Brain 17, diseases of the Bowels 27, Consumption 246, Cholera-Infantum 7, Cholera-morbus 8, Cholera- malignant 78, Convulsions 3,5, Croup 40, Dropsy 38, dropsy of the Brain 44, Dysentery 21, Drowned 22, Delirium tremens 10, Lung Fever 87, Typhus Fever 45, Brain Fever 13, Scarlet Fever lll»^ Hooping Cough 22, InHammation of the Bowels 31, Inflamation of the Lungs 19, Intemperance 44, Influenza 24, Measles 70, Old ace (12, Palsy, 19, Still-born 86, Suicide 8, Throat Distemper 50, Tecthing21. Accidental 12, Heart, diseases of, 7, Spasms 6. Total 1761. Appendix. 251

Boston Phrenological Society.

Instituted November 17th, 183-2 ; for tlie purpose ot inveslifiating the science of Phrenology, and its bearings upon the Physical, Intel- lectual and Moral condition of Man. PresUltnt, Rev. John Pierpont, Vicc-Presidoit, Jonathan Barber, M. D. Corrcspoitditio-Secretary, S. G. Howe, M. D. Rrcurdiiiir-Sccrrtarji, iXahuni Capen. 'J'reasurcr, E. P. Clark. Council, Josiah F. Flagg, M. D. Winslow Lewis, jr. M. D. John W. Mc'Kean, M. D. William B. Fowle. Boston Atlieneum. President, Hon. Francis C. Gray. Vicc-Presidcni. George Tick nor. Secretary, William T. Andrews. Treasurer, Thomas W. Ward. Librarian, Setli Bass, M. D. Trustees, Hon. Nathaniel Bowditch, George Hayward, M. D. Isaac P. Davis, Edward Wigglesworth, William H. Prcscott, Charles P. Curtis, Franklin Dexter, William J. Loring, William T. Andrews. Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President, Jo:^eph T. Buckingham. Vice-President, Ezra Dyer. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker.

' Secretai-y, Joseph Lewis. Trustees, Robert Bacon, Charles A. Wells, Isaac Davis,' John K, Simpson, Edmund Munroe, James Davis, Jacob Aniee, Samuel Curtis, Joseph Barrett.

Committee of Relief, George Darracott, H. H. Barton, C. C. Nichols, Charles Leighton, T. J. Shelton, James Clark, Lewis Burckes, Joseph S, Read, Jr. John Green, Jr.

JVeiv England Asylum for the Blind. President, Jonathan Pliillips. Vice-President, William B. Calhoun. Treasurer, Ricliard D. Tucker. Secretary, Charles H. Locke. Trustees, Abbott Lawrence, John D. Fisher, Edward Brooks, John Homans, Samuel T. Armstrong, William H. Prescott, Pliny Cutter, Stephen C. Phillips, Robert Rantoul, Samuel P. Loud, Wm. P. Mason, Horace Mann.

Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department. President, Thomas C. Amory. Vice-President, William Bridge. Treasurer, W. G, Eaton. Secretary, John B. Parker. Trustees, T. C. Amory, David Barker, W. G. Eaton, J. B. Parker, Aaron Jaquith, Wm. Bridge, Gen. M. Smith, Dexter Dana, Charles F. Kupfer, George Matchett, J. R. Bradlee, John Shelton, George W. Wilkins, Josiah Daniell, John L. Emmons, Nalh. Frothingham, John Hammond, James Boyd, William Willet, Charles S. Clark.

Committee of Relief, James Boyd, John Hammond, David Parker, N. Frothingham, William Willet. 252 Appendix.

Manufactories incorporated in 1832. Name. Green River Hem]) ami Flour Boston }fc Bane Woolen & CoUon Concord Cotton ?k Woollen Tyngfshomiig^h Window Glass Spring' Woollen & Cotton Gre< nfield Cotton & Wool Waleott Cotton Fredonian Cotton Patuckf-t Flannels Franklin Coal Cabot Cotton & Woollen Bellingham Cotton Squanicook Woollen & Cotton Fulton Cotton & Woollen Dana Cotton & Woollen Braintree Coal

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