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(i\ i h (fT^n- SJi^rrtHi I^Vttn^r-^-Vr*! j^c.-^\^n^ym United States Calendar For the Year of our LORD 18 12 he Thirty-fixth of American Independence, CONTAINING

1 Civil, Judicial, Ecc'i '(lien , and Military Lifts in

MASSACHUSETTS ; Associations, and Coxpofait, Institutions, for horary, agricultural, and charitavle Purpofes.

i Lijl of Post-Towns in Majfachvfd's, with th Names of ike Post-Masters. ALSO, Catalogues of the Officers of the GENERAL GOVERNMENT,

Wi h its fever?' Departments and Eftablilamcnts ;

Times of the Sittings of tha feveial Courts ;

Governors in each Stare ; Public Duties, &c. USEFUL TABLES And a Variety cf other intereiling Articles. f BOSTON : Published by JOHN WE&T&Co. and MANNING & LOWING So!d, whclcfale and retail, at their Book Stores, Cornhill.

\yi^^j^^?^^- ^i3Vjw ^-: : &>*B^S* ^& *»*f| ECLIPSES for 1819.

r ? *l'* HERE wil! be fix Kciipfcr, this year ; four of the Sun,

X and two of the Mpdnj as follows : I. The firO will be of the Sun, February ictb, 3b. i6rn. in the evenihe; but iavifibk- to the inhabitants of the Unit-

ed States. j) *$ latitude i° 22' N. II. The lecond will be a targe and vifiblc eclipfe of the ^/Toon, beginning the 26th and ending the 27th of February, as follows : 11. m. Beginning - - - 1110 Appar. time eve. Beginning of total darknefs o 15} Middle 1 8r Apparent time End of total darknefs - 2 oC morning. End of the eclipfe - 3 6) - Duration - 3 ,56 Digits eclipfed 2c° 40' from fouth fide of earth's fliadow. III. The third will be of the Sun, March 13th, lh. 38m. 20' in the morning, confequeruly invifible. J) 's lat.. i° S. IV. The fourth will alio be of the Sun, Auguft 7th, oh. 11m. in the morning, likewifc invifible. ])*s latitude 1° 19' fouth. V. The fifth will be of the Moon, Auguft 22d, lolt. 14m. in the morning, therefore invifible to us.

VI. The fbeth znd faft will be of the Sun, Sept. 5th, »h. ^8;n. in the evening, but notwithstanding, it will be invifible to us, d *s lat. i° if? north. RATES OF LETTER POSTAGE. Every letter compofed of a fingle meet of paper, conveyed not above 40 miles, 8 cents; over 40 miles, and not ex- ceeding 90 miles 10 cents ; over 90 miles, and not exceed-

ing 150 miles, 12§ cents ; over 150 miles, and not exceeding goo miles, 17 cents ; over 300 miles, and not exceeding 500 miles, 20 cents ; over 500 miles, 25 cents. Every letter compofed of two pieces of paper, double thofe rates. Every letter compofed of three pieces of of paper, triple thofe rates. Every letter compofed of four pieces of p?per, weighing one ounce, quadruple thofe rates; and at the rate of four fingle letters for each ounce any letter or packet may weigh, Every fhip-'.etter originally received at

j| cents ; over 100 miles, 2 cents. The Poft-OfRce does rot infure money, or any other thing conveyed by poft. The General Poii-OfTice is kept at the feat of Government. mi

JANUARY, 1 812, begins on Wednefday. 1

FEBRUARY, begins | 1812, on Saturday.

Laft Quarter 5th day, nh. 56m. morning. New Moon nd day, 3I1. 16m. evening. Firft Quarter 19th day, 6h. 43m. morning. Full Moon 27th day, ih. 7m. morning.

Qbfervable M;W Days, tff>. | r. a. r. © j £ s.IF. Sea. Very i!7 cold iJapo.7 6 9 Mi

! sE Sexag. P.V.M.orCandim- 7 5 10 1 a: am. 7 4 H 9 Cef.armsb.Am.& 413 G.B.'^sh 3 morn. Agatha, 6Vt2 eel. vif and total ;6 32 6;#rife|i 1 58 aoain to the end ;6 30 6' 7 8;morn U9 7 of the mmth. y apogee. [6 29 6l 8 40 I

";nu« will he Even Star till the ift day of Aug.; thence Morn. Star to the end of the year. —Jupiter will likewife be i.ven. Star till the 10th of July; thence Morn. Star.

MARCH, 1812, begins on Sunday.

Laft Quarter 6th day, $'a. 5m. morning. New Moon 13th day, ib. 38m. morning. Firft Quarter 19th day, 6h. 16m. evening. Full Moon 27th day, 7h. 32m. evening.

M|W| Obfcrvab'.c Days, \*fe. r.0 s. r JF^Sea. I JM D 3d Sun. in Lent. Pleafant *7 9 2 1 23 7 *s fet midnight. forth 26 10 o 2 5 S.J.CDed. C.P.?or:feafon. 6 25 10 58 2 49 FirftAm. Cong, met 1789. 6 23 *» 55 3 34 Bofton MafTacre 1770. 6 22 morn. 4 21 More uucomjo* tabid. 6 52 5 J o Perpet. Gooa'weather a ?ivn, 1 49 6 4th Sun. in Lent. Mid. S. 2 42 6 56 C. P. Taunt. & Greenfield. 3 33 S.J.C.Bof.&Nan. C.S.Wor. 4 24 8 49 Very high tides for 5 3 9 46 regory. fome Signs 5 4 2 10 i 44 days, ©ecl.inv. > per. >fcts ii 40 of a form. ev.37 8 5th Sund. in Lent. 59 * 33 C. P. Cone. Unpleafant 10 11 2 28 CP.Mach.&Nor.C.S.PJy. 11 21 3 24

' \ forfeme days, n ©T£[&Par. morn. 4 19 Low tides. Becomes 25 5 13 JGreat fire Bofton 1760.. 1 13 6 6 Benedict. fine 6 %$ 2 5 6 57 Pal. 6thSund.in Lent. Sun.j.5 3 3 7 47. C. P. Worcefter. again.U 3 45 8 34 C.P.&S.Nant. CS.Portl.|5 „ 4 »9 9 *9 C.S.Taun.Annun.V.Mary.J5 53 4 54 10 1 denote a\^ l 2 The clouds •5 5 5 10 46 Good Frid. change > apo 15 50 ©rife 11 29 weather. of D0i j.5 49 7 4 morn. Eafter day. Grows 5 47 8 1 o 11 CP.Ipfw.P leafant 5 45 8 5 8 56 C. P. & S. Barnfta. again 44 9 5

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APRIL, 1812, begins on Wednefday.

Lalt. Quarter 4th day, 6h. 21m. evening. New Moon nth day, ioh. 43m. morning.

Firft Quarter 1 8 th day, 7I1. 57m. morning. Full Moon 26th. day, oh. 26m. evening.

ISfc. jr. s. Sea. M W| Obfervable Days, | r.^s.|F.

1 UifjettUaUlilettkcL * loo 2 2c % 43 7 53*q 25 a weather and 42 7 »i 49 3 13 8 Hyd heart fou. 8h, 30m. 40 7 norn. 4 3 4 St. Ambrofe. high winds 39 7 42 4 55 5 ift S.paftEsf LowS. Bain 37 7 1 33 5 4^ 6 Gov. and Sen. chofen Ma(T. 36 7 212 6 44 7 S.J.C.Con. Quite pleafant 35 7 3 4 7 39 8 jor the fcafon. 33 7 3 4i 8 35 2 9 Peace rati, by G, Br. 1784. 32 7 4 9 3° io High tides. > perigee.^ 3o 7 5 ojio 26 it- More failing 5 29 7 > fetsj 1 1 22 isD 2d Sun. paft Eafter. 28 7 7 54;ev. 19 weather. *3 2 C. P. Lenox. 26 7 9 7\ 1 16 1 1 J C.P.Plym. C.S. 710 1 2 4i3 S.J.C.Wor. 3 2,5 1 J 5'4 AgreeaLU [Ipfw.&YorkJ^ 23 7»i 19] 3 « l 6 5 weatherfor the I5 22 7 morn. 4 i 9I1. o 7 6 7*3 fet 15m. faf°r-\5 21 7 18; ,5 •87 Low tides, [at Lex. 1775.5 iq 7 1 8 5 50 -,d Sund. paft Eaf. Battle 5 18 7 1 53 64 2o|2 Spring like 2 jC. P. York. Qj 17 7 42 7 35 6 8 3 C. P. Soft. weather, *5 7 3 9 2 2 '4 with more 14 7 3 34 85 2 No St. George. fiowers. 13 7 4 5 9 34 5:4,6 Japo. 11 7 4 31 10 17 -57 St. Mark. Ceo/ breezes & 10 7 z, O 1 o 11 *6;d 4th Sun. paft Eaf. c/;% 9 7 $ rife 44 C. P,,& S. Dedh. «4?4^ 8 7 7 58 morn. S.J.C.Ipf.&North.CS Au. 8 55 30 1 2 9;4 for April. £Stat. 5 7 9 5 17 3°i5 Wash in. firft Prefi. 1789. 5 4 7io 51 27

MAY, 1812, begins on Friday.

Laft Quarter 4th day, 3I1. 53m. morning. New Moon iothday, 6h. 55 m. evening. Firft Quarter 17th day, 1 ih. 32m. evening. Full Moon 26th day, 2h. 50m. morning.

M| | r. s. r. s.]F. Sea W| Obfervable Days, SsV. | #

116 jSt. Phil. & St. James. 3 1 41 2 58 1 27 I Plea/ant again, 7 morn. 3 5° 3D |5th S. paft Eaf. Rog. Sun. o 7 o 24 4 44

42 I with fine 59 & 5 37 6 .5:3 !C.P.Caftine. Milit. rev. 58 $ 1 48 51 6:4 : 7*s rife 7I1. mor. Jlwwers. 57 8 2 24 7 2 4 7I5 Ho!/ Thurf. Grows 56 8 8 18 *.! 8!6 ! cooler, but ) per. 54 8 3 36 9 9*7 High tides, not unplea/ant.\± 53 8 4 1210 ioD Sun. paft Afcen.D. rfO$4 52 8 Jfetsjn 1 1-2 C. P. WifcaQet. Quite 51 8 7 57 n 59 | 4 l2 S.J.C.Len.C.S.Caf.C.P.Pa. l 8 5ev. 5" |3 4 50 ! <3 4 fae 5:6 52m. J4 47 48 3 44 167 Si^ns of rain. L 46 8morn 4 25 2 17D WhitS an. Princefs of W. bJ4 45 8! o 33 5 3 182 C.P.North.&Au. C.S.Wif.|4 44 8: 1 6 6 C. P. S. Edg.! 913 S.J. C. York. & 4 43 8, 1 4° 6 J 2c i4 Colnm. di. 1506, M. 59. 4 42 8j 2 10 7 34. Very 8 16 ) apogee. I4 41 8j 2 34 Middl. tides, warm the 2 22j5 for 4 40 8| 3 8 58 2 /cfl/on. . 3'7 $ Gr. Elong. 81 3° 9 42 > 39 3 ftp Trinity Sun. Sams thunder, 39 8 4 1 10 27 2 with 38 8 4 3* 11 14 „ SJ.C.Portl. flowers. 37 8|©rife morn, 4 Gen, Eled. Bolt. Growing 36 8 8 42 o £ 5 jConv. Cong. Min. Bofton. 35 8 9 35 o 54 6 jScorp. heart fou. midn. 3,5 810 24 » 4; WtatktT*. 31 811 8 2 4c 3i'D;ift Sun., paft Trin. 33 811 3 331 JUNE, 1812, begins on Monday.

JULY, 1 8 1 2, begins on Wednefday.

Laft Quarter lft day, 3b. 9m. evening. New Moon 8th day, oh. 29m. evening. Firft Quarter 16th day, ph. 41m. morning. Full Moon 24th day, lh. im. morning. Laft Quarter 30th day, 7I1. 34m. evening.

VI;W| Oblervable Days, &c •0sj s. IF. Sea Low tides. Rain in many 4 28 8 Vifita. Vir. Mary. } per. places. 47 Iwdep. dec. 1776. Fine 6th Sun. paft Trin. again 7*s rife ih. morn, forfome 273 C. P. & S.Bofton. * days. 84 A little more •8 rain. 100 Columbus b. 1447. 6Q>% Ml* Good hay d > ? 12 D 7th Sund. paft Trin. weather. 143 Baftile deft. 1789. Sultry '54 Low tides this month. i6'5 with fome ) apo. 176 Eagles h. fou.midn. f/iozverJl i87 Mahomet died,634,iEt.64. * 9 D 8th Sund. paft Trin. \ 20* Margaret. Very fine 21|3 7*s rife midnight. 22'4 Magdalene again. 2 dull 3 Becomes forfome days St. James. Dog-dsbe. with D '9th Sund. paft Trin. rain. More 6 0cS •28 fettled. 29 Middling tides. > perig. Very 130 fultry y andfxgns rain 3 1 7*srife nh. 17m. of 1

AUGUST, 1 8 12, begins on Saturday.

New Moon 7th day, oh. 1 im. morning. Firft Quarter 15 th day, 2h. 44m. morning. Full Moon 2 2d day, ioh. 15 m. morning. Laft Quarter 29th day, ih. 17 m. morning.

MjW| Obfervable Days, I r s. r.0s. |F. Sea &c. Q [ 17 Lammas. d© ? 4 51 8 6 18 o 2D 10th S. paft Trin. Growing 4 5 8 37 7 12 2 Yd.L.ri.2h./±2m.m.wdai/ier. 1 26 3| 4 53 8 7 43 C.S.P1. Not Tery high tides. 4 5-1 2 19 9 2 .54 Very warm for 14 55 13 9 55 65 Transfig. of our Lord. I4 57 4 16; 10 48 76 fome days, ©eel. invn\;4 58 Jfetsu 38 8,7 Semt 4 59 3 2 ev. 25 9,I> 1 ith S. paft Trin. fhowers. 5 o 8 34 o 102 C P. Caftine. Fine weather 5 1 9 3 1 54 113 again. \tj 2 9 3°| a 37 PmnceofW.b. 1762. )apo.J5 4 9 58j 3 9 Hazy with 5 10 26 4 a thick mijl. 6 10 5 6 4 45 Bonap. born, 1769. 7 11 29 5 31 12th Sun. paft Tri. Muck 9 raorn. 6 19 C. S. Augufta. heat, but 10 o 8 7 10 C.P.&S.Mach. a little ram. 1 53 8 Comm. Middleb. Col. Ver. 12 1 44 8 57 7*s rife ioh. Fine again 14 2 42 9 53 forfome 15 3 45 10 50 days. > eel. invif. 10 • rife 11 46 1 8th S. paft Trin. 18 7 3 1 morn C.P.North.Top.C.S.Len. »9 8 1 41 Grows cooler, ) per. 20 8 44 1 36 Com.Camb. & Dartm. Col. 22 7 9 20 2 36 Middling tides, withfine 23 10 o 3 24 St. Auguf. breezes at 24 10 4 4 N.m 26 11 30 5 14th Sund. paft Trin. 27 morn 6 C. P. Wor.C.S.Nort. Topf. 28 o 20 7

SEPTEMBER, 1812, begins on Tuefday.

New Moon 5th day, 2I1. 38m. evening. Firft Quarter 13th day, 6h. 55 m. evening. Full Moon 20th day, 7 b. 7 m. evening. Laft Quarter 27th day, oh. 48m, morning.

c. r. s. |r.©3.jF.Sca m;w Obfervable Days, & | C.S.Par &Port.Gov.ch. Vt. S° 7 i6i 7 5' Com. Prov. & Brurif. Coll. 3i 2 M 8 49 /&fetsn 13 (jthSund.paftTrin. a form. 37 7 1211 59 C.P Con.C.S.Vvi.&Portl. 38 7 41 ev. 41 813 SJ.C.Len. CS.Wor.Noiri. 39 7 1 23 9 Com.N.H. Becomesfne Jap. 41 8 35 2 6 10 Low tides. again, 42 9 4 2 49 11 which continues 43 9 35 3 2 12 forJomc dav<. 45 7 10 12 4 2 *3 1 6th Sun. paft Tri. d © $ 46 7 l ° 54 5 C.P.Tatii. & Greenf. Grjjws 47 11 40 6 S.J.C.Nor.Wi.C.S.Con.Alf. 49 7 morn. 65 Com. N. Jer. coder with 5° 7! o 3! 7 46 iLambert. fome rain. £2 7 34 8 42 Old Style, ceas. 175a. High 53 7 2 4< 9 33 winds at 55 7 3 4 0, ° 34 7th Sun.paftTrin. N. W. 56 7 fc rife 11 30 C. P. & S. Dedh. New 58 6 47 morn. S.J.C.Wor. C.P.Par. >pe. 59 7 2 4 25 Com.Williamf. C.S.Tau. a 8 5 1 21 form QGT? 8 46 2 18 7*s foil. 3h. aam. may be 9 33 3 15 St. Cyprian. expecltd. 10 24 4 »' i8thSund.paftTrin. 6 11 2C 5 'C.P. Newb. Fine weather 6 morn 6 3 IS.J.C. Barn.&Aug.C.S.Bar. 6 c 16 6 55 4" 'St. Jerome, for September. 7 OCTOBER, 1812, begins on Thurfday.

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NOVEMBER, 1812, begins on Sunday.

New Moon 4th day, ih. 30m. morning. Firft. Quarter nth day, ioh. 31m. evening.

Full Moon 1 8th day, ih. 46m. evening. Laft Quarter 251I1 day, 2h. 36m. evening.

M,W| Obfervable Days, &c r.0 s.|r.^s.!F.Sea

.D 23d Sun. p. Tr. All Saints. 6 55 6 4 9i 9 34 2'2 C. P. Northamp. Not 6 566 4 5610 16 SJ.C.Sal. C.S.Edg. > apo. 57 6 5 5»|i° 5 8 Mid. tides. 59 6 >fetsiii 42 unpleafant for November. 5 6 25'ev. 27 Syrius r. nh. Mijly 1 5 7 ij 1 *3 with high 2 5 7 42 2 1 24th Sund. paft Tr. winds. 3 5 8 30J 2 51 2 92 Cape Cod firft fettled, 1620. 5 5 9 3! 3 43 10 3 C. P. Caftine. More 65 10 21 4 33 114 St. Martin pleafant. 11 23! 5 25 Z 5 12 5 Some rain, 85 mom.! 6 16 13 6 if net a 9 5 o 28 7 little 10 147 [now. 5| 1 37 D 25th Sund. paft Trinity. 12 5 2 49 <* 54 ion. midn. per I* 7*s d OH > n 5 4 « 9 49J C.P.Ply. Portl.C.S. Caf. 10 '73 & 7 H 5 .5 i5i 45 rifej 184 Gr.Eart.NJE. 1 755. ?/«*>«/ 15 5 I u 44

Pretty high tides. again lb .5! 6 3 morn.' 206 for the "7 5 6 5 8 o 43 j 18 21 7 feafen. 5 7 57 1 43 Sun. Trin. Cecilia. 2 41 22JD 26th p. «9 o! 8 5 8j 23/2 Grows cooler, 20 5' 10 1 3 36 21 Si 24 3 S.J.C. Bof. & Nantucket. 7 Jit 4 29 25 Cath.day. d 2 (^nearly 21 5 morn. 2 26 with falling 7 22 5 2 6 Eagle's heart fou. ioh. 6m. 7 23 5 1 2 6 46 weather. 2 1 7*8 fou. nh. 5m. -j 24 5 7 29 Advent Sunday. 7 25 5 2 56 8 10 C. P. Worcefter. > apog.17 25 5 3 52 8 51 1

DECEMBER, 1812, begins on Tuefday.

New Moon 3d day, 7h. 36m. evening. Firft Quarter nth day, ph. 7m. morning.

Full Moon 1 8 th day, oh. 39m. morning. Laft Quarter 25th day, ioh. 23m. morning.

Qbfervable r. s. ;F. Days, Utc. s. | M]Wj | r.% Sea 7*sfouth nh. C. S. Aug. 7 26 4 48 9 34 Low tides for the feafon. 7 27 5 46 10 17 Rough weather 7 27 >fets 11 3 with fomefnow . 7 28 5 34 Syrius rifes 9b* More 7 29 6 20 ev. 4 2d Sun. in Advent. 7 29 7 IC 1 3' Newport tak.'76. agreeable 7 30 8 7 2 23 weather. 17 3° 9 7 3 15 Unfettled & !M 10 10 4 4 Gov. Sullivan died, 1808. & 31 11 16 4 55 weather and high 7 31 morn. 5 45 7*3 fou. Jch. 8m. winds.? 32 25 6 35 3d Sun. in Adv. Lucy, |f 32 1 33 7 a 7 4> ! 14 2 C.P.Cam.Tau.&Au. )per. 7 S2 2 44 8 20 i.5;3 Gr^wj [Waln.d. iEt.68.7 id I 33 3 55 9 i6| 4 (Tea deftr. at Bolt. 1772. 7 33 5 1® l^ *7\5 warmer, with 7 33 6 18111 12 186 Mid. tides. fome fnozo 7 33 • rife morn, 197 or rain 33 6 27 o 11 20D 4th Sund. in Advent. 33 7 3i 1 9 212 C. P. Dedh. St. Thomas. 33 8 33 2 4 2213 Quite cold for 33 9 36 2 55 2 the feafon. 33 37 3 3J4 V° 43 H\5 Becomes 33 5 l > 36 4 29 256 Chriftmas day. more 33 5]morn. 5 * c 267 St. Stephen. moderate. 7 33 5 33 5 54 27D iftSun.p.Chriftm. St. John 7 33 1 30 ^ 35 282 C.S.Ipf.CP.S.Len. >apo.7 33 2 26 7 »7 2913 Low tides. A <$ £ 7 32 3 23 8 o 3°'4 florm is notfar 7 32 4 20; 8 45 2 3«15 Sylvefter. off. d©b7 o 5 ^ T 32|

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Governors^ &fc, Jince the Jirfl fettlement of Plymouth and Ma/fachufetts.

Governors of Plymouth Colony, from 1620 to 1692,. ekaed by the People.

John Carver I Edward Window Jofiah Window j

'William Bradford Thomas Prince j Hiukley J Thomas Maflachufetts Governors, from 1628 to 1692, defied by the People. (The figuresJhew tke number ofyears each governed.) Governors. Deputy Governors. Matthew Cradock* 1 Thomas Goffe* John Winthrop 13 Thomas Dudley 16 Thomas Dudley 3 Roger Ludlow 1 John Haynes 1 Richard Bellingham 12 Sir Henry Vane 1 John Winthrop 3 Richard Bellbghara 10 John Endicot 4 John Endicot 16 Francis Willoughby 6 John Leverett 6 John Leverett a Simon Bradftreet 1 Samuel Simonds 6 Chofen in England. Thomas Danforth 11 Sir Edmund Androls, appointed by King James, 3 years. Governors after Plymouth and Mafuchufctts were united, appointed by the kings of England.

Governors . Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir William Phips 1692 William Stoughton 1699 Rich'd£

Interregnum 5 years, till the Mafachufetrs Confiirution rook place, tke 3|th ot October, 178* 1 8 „ Reprefentatives—Efe. j 643, ESSEX COUNTY. 33, June 247~SALEM>Jofhua Ward, Jofcph Story, "^Jofeph White, jun.**Jofeph Winr, >B. W. Crowninfmeld^Mofes Town- fendT^arbaniel^rethingham^vJohn Hathorne, jun. Jineph E. Sprague* **©avid Pntnam.Njohn Dodge, jua. "^fofeph Ropes. 13 34, Aug. ^"IpswiCH^SNathaniel Wade,"*^^ atrnn Cof^fWcJI, junT^Jofeph Farley, ^Joieph Hodgkfns, 29 §5, May 6r^;^""v>Jfii3h Little, "^Silas Little, >Jc-hn Olgood^David Little^Stephen Hooper, r)aniel Hale. 46 37, Nov. —£J"Wr?vAaron Breed,XOHver ' Fuller, "SEzra Mudge, *SThomfcn Bmriil, ^Scnjamin Goldihwait^-Aaron New- fcarll, jun^/f 8" 39, May zzr-Glciiccftcr, ^^Yhemas Parfons, ''John Manni'ng7"John Tucker^ James Tap- pangolin JohnforjjSinbt.Elwell, 3d. < 34 39, Sept. 4'?~-RpzL

49, May 2 r -Marbleheadt^-Aihzn B. Martinsons Baiiey/Afa HooperMofhua Prentils, junr^Widiam Story^ohn v Pedrick, fc 3d,' 5ohn G. Hooper. 15 ,50, Oft. -i&fTopsjie/d, Nathaniel Hammond. 39 68, April 297- Amcfbury, Chriftopher Sargent. 4^ 68, Oft. 14,— ifezvr/^Thomas Davis,*?fcbner Chap- man/rfaac Ray,"^Robert Rantoul, "Nathaniel Goodwin. 15 75, Bradford,^ Jonathan Alien,"SThomas Savory. 09 85, Aug. I2r-fioxford, Parker Spa fiord. 30 172,5, Dec. 8,— Meihuen, Benjamin Ofgcod. 31 28, June zoy-Midd/eton, Ala How. 28 57, June 163--Danvers^zmut) Page7"Nathan Felton, ^Benifoo WaHisH&atuel Putnam. if ——— 1

Rcprefentatives—Middlefcx. ij

1764, Jan. 2S, N e \v burytor T/^nrk Fitz, An- drew FrothinghanV Jonathan Gage, "Steph. Howard; - Ebenczer Gunnifon, ' Samuel H. Fofler7;WMiam B. Ban- niftei\Tfaac AHams/ifaac Stone. 32 82, July 3, -~b\nnfield, 'diftricVJ unites with Lynn. 1 93, June 2 1; Hamilton, Robert Dodge. fi5 1643, MIDDLESEX COUNTY. 29, June 2>j-Gharlk stow NT^Peter Tufts, jun. John KetteOofeph Miller.^Wil- liam AuRin/TJanici Tufrs.

?o, Sept. j,—"Watertozvn t Jonas White, Tfa'os. Clark. 7 30, Sept. abr-McdforffrTimo. Bigclo\££Nath1. Hal!. 4 33, Sept. Sr Cambridge, }oim Ivlc-1'en, Samuel P. P. FayT William Hiiliard. g| 35> Sept. 2,—€0 n'c o r rjj-^ofopb ChandlerT'Stepb. Earrett. 18 29, Sept. 4i —Sudbury, William Hunt. 25 May 18, Woburn, Lvike Read. 10 42, N 44, May 2()f-~Readivg t Timothy Wakefield, Daniel Flinty Adam Hawks. 14 49, May 9f~ Maiden, Jonathan Oakes, Jonas Green. 4 55, May 295— Chelmsford, Jonathan Per ham. 26

,5.5, May zgy~Billerica, Jofiah Crofby, jun. 20 r .55, May 29; G otcHy Jofeph Moors, Thos. Gardner. 35 60, May 31; Marlborrugh, john Loring,, ^Daniel Brigham. 2K \s J f 73, Oct. fr- Dunjla')U, Micah Eldreflge. 3*" 74, May 27, - Sherburvc, Calvin Sanger. 82

83, May t6,—S/08/, Auguflus Tower. 2,5 Dec. I5»—Aira/^w,*Tim. Jackfon'^Sam. Murderk. 91, v 9 iyco, June 25 t-~Frawingbam^John Fifk, John Trovv- biidge. 24 J, Feb. 26, Dracut, Daniel Vamum. «?e je, Jan. 1, "Wejlon, Ebenezer Iiohbs. ( ,5 j2,Mar. eo,—Lexington, Nathan Chandler. 10 15, Dec. 3, ^Littleton, Edmund FoOer. 28 15, Dec. i$;~HcpkintoH, Mofe;s Chamberlain. 32 S4, Dec. 3, -Holliflon, Jafon Chamberlain. 27 25, Dec. ljr-Stonekam, J.ibcz Lynde. 10 r 29, Sept. <>%-r-l\ eJlford, Thomas Fletcher. s& 29, Sept. 24, Bedford, William Webbrr. 33 30, Sopt. 25, Wilmington, Samuel Eames. 16 32, June 29,. Tewnfend, Samuel Brooks. 45 34, Dec. zjfr-TatiAjbury, Jefle Trull. -24 —— 2o Reprefentativcs—York.

3 735» J uty 3» —Aclon, Jonas Brooks. §4 37, Jan. 4. —Waltham, David Tcv/nfend. 11 53»Jan, 5.- Shirley, John Egerton. 41 53, April, ^-Pepperell, Neherniah Jewett, jun. 40 54, April 19, -Lincoln, Jofliua Brooks. 16 o.~-A/hb Willington. 07, March : \ Amos 50 80. April ior-£aJi- Sudbury, Jacob Reeves. 15 Si, Feb. 19,—Matick, Abel Perry. 18 83, Feb. 25, Boxborcugh (diftr.) unites with Siozo. 30^ 89, June 22, Tyngjborough, 31 99, Feb. 24, Burlington, 10 £ (dift.) P.ml 1805, Feb. i%r~Carti/l , Litchfield. 20 7, Feb. 24,- -Brighton, Samuel W Pomeroy. 5 7, Feb. 27, Weft Cambridge. Samuel Butterfield. 4 1633, YORKv COUNTY. 53, May i8,-YoRK, £Hhu Bragdon,^Joleph Brad- bur yj^iofeph Weare. 75; 53, May i8,~ Kiltery^^Uxk Adams^Villiam 1'. Ge.rriGi. 67 53, Aug. 3opfT^>i!>Iath3niel Wells^John Storer, """Jofeph Moody^-Nulium Morrill, SohnU. Paifons. 88 1713, June 9, —#erWc/£^ilichard F. Cutts^Tofeph Prime^William Hobbsj^Benjamin Greene. 86 t8, Nov. xjr Biddeford, Jeremiah Hill. 10,5 39, June £, —-Jfrundel, Tobias Lord. 96 62, June 9, —&2c^"Jofcph Morriin^vViiliam Moo- dy^Benjamin Pike. 109 67, June 15,—-Lebanon, David Legro. loo 68, Feb. 27* Sandford, Sheldon Hobbs. 98 72, July i4,.^TBe/#to72,'vGibbens Elden, **S£rice Boothby. 118 78, Mar. 11,- Lyman, ]ohn Low. 88 8,5, Mar. 5, -—SAapUigA^Jofah P. Woodbury, "*^ohn Bodwel!, jun. 108 85, Mar. 9, —Ptirfons field. ^James Bradbury^Si- mori Marlton, 118 87, Mar. &,^~Waterborough> Henry Hobbs. 110 87, Mar. 6. Limerick, 114 r 92, Feb. 9, —£7W//^/o>?rDavidBay(i^H altcrH3gCBS. 110 94. Feb. zSf—Nezufield, Jofiah ToVie. 108 94, Feb. zjr-Cvrnifi, Jonah Dunn. 118 98, Feb. 27, Philippi, 124 Reprefentatives—Hampftiire. \ t g£5a, HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. 35, or 45, Marchr~S princfiel D^Mofcs Chapin, Jacob Blif^Oliver B. Morris-Ed- mund Dwighr. v 97 Oft. 18, "No rthampton," Jonathan Strong, 54, v Elijah R. Mil ls, Benj. Tappan. g?> 6i, Map QSf—f-kid/ey, Samuel Porter. 97 69, May 105—Wcftfielct, Jcdidiah Taylor, Benjamin Hafting*. I0.5 70, May 11,—ffatfield,^zm\ie\ Partridge. loo £2, May Ah Stebbins/Elihu itf-&?erfield% Hoyt. 109 1713, Feb. 22,--North'field, John Never*. loo 18, Nov. itj-Sunderland, Nathaniel Smith. loa

! .3 > July i^—Brivi field, Stephen Pinchon, Philemon Warren. 75 41, April \orr Blandford, Samuel Knox. 116 42, Jan. 15, — Peiham, James Abercrombie. 85 52, Jan. opyPalmer, Jeffe King. 82

^53, Jan. ,5, - South-Hampton, Luther Edwards. 109 ^53, April t&rSouth-Had.ley, Ruggles Woodbiidge'. 90 ^3, June 9,— Greenfield, Eliel Gilbert. 1:4 SSi June 15, New-Salcm, Varney Pearce. 8,5 £2, Dec. 227- Montague, Med?d Montague. 97 54, Jan, 25; Granville, Ifrael ParfonsJ John Phelps. 120 54, April zoj-Greenwieh, Thomas Powers. 75 59, Feb. I3r - ^rc/zer/?^Medad Bickenfon/^Elifha Smith. s 91 , April 25; Monfon, *"EJe Whittaker/ Stephen Warrincr. 8.0 61, June 2Qjr-^e/cAertozitfv, john Williams, fiavid Childs, June xiyGranby, Eli Dickcnfoa. 0» —- %% Reprefentatives—Plymouth.

1768, June zv^Skelburne, John Fellows. 12* 68, June §o~ Worthing ton, Jonathan Brewfter. 12© Nov. 7fSouthwkk\ "-Reuben Clark> Shubael 70, i Styles. 110 71, April 24, Whately, 105 71, April Q^-Willtam/l>urgh, John Well*. J08 73, June 29, Norwich, Aaron Hail. 114 74, Feb. a^.-We/i S^rngfield^om. Smith/Charles BaLyTnr.. Horton^Elias Leonard loo

- 74, Feb. 28, Ludlow, Sherwood Bt beef 00 74, Mar. 9, - Leverett, Rofwell Field. 95 79, Sept. 29, Wejlhampton, Timothy Edwards. 109, 79, April \$r~Buckland, Enor, Pomeroy. Mo < Q. Peter Bryant, 120 79, June ^f~€ummingion 1 80, Nov. 28, Montgomery, Aaron Parks. loo 81, May, 8, Wended Clark Stone. 80 81, May, i$r£oJhen, Oliver Taylor. lis 83, Mar. 12-, M/ddlefield, David Mack. 125 83, Oft. 13. Long-Meadow, Ethan Ely. 97 83, Oft. j 5, Orange, jofuh Cobb. 73 85, Feb. 9 —Rowe John Wells. 13* 85, Feb. 14, MtaiA, Ephrahn Haflings* 125 92. Feb. 7, —Hdwfcv, Zenai Bangs. l2o 92, Feb. 25, /?*/*#, 108 93. Sept. 2%r Gilt, Gilbert Saccy. 9° 1807, June 15,- Plainfidd, I^rnes Richards. I2« 9, F-b. 22,- -Le)d?n, -ezvk^h Newcomb. loo 16,- leg 9, June EaJl-Hamptont Tfiaddeus Clap. Holland unites with South Brimfield. 1685, PLYMOUTH COUNTY. s > 20, Dec. il,~TLYMOUTH," Abner Bartlett, Bar- ^nabas Hedge, junrNathl. Spooner, Jofeph Bartlett, 3H. 4» 35, Sept. 2, "fiingham; Hawkes Ffaring>Jonathan Cu{hingr*Fhoinas Fearing.v 19 36, Oft. 5,- Scituatc,~Jeik Dunbar, Edward F. Jacobs. 37 37, June 7,r-jDuxlforough, Judah Alden. 38 Mar. 2, Nathaniel 40, Ma>jhfiddy Gift. 36 44, May 29, Hull, Samuel Lorin^. 9 ^0, June 3, —Bridgewater, Daniel Mitchell. 26 60, June, .— Middleborougfi^Thos Wefton>-Peter Hoar, ^lartin Keith, '^Hercules

CufhmarifCalvin Piatt. * . $5, June 4r— Hochefier^G^idcon Ballow, jr>Tbos.

BaffettTElij . . WillS; Lem Winflow. £3

, ——— . Reprefentatives—Briftol, Barnftable. 23

1707, June 4, Phnptcn, Elijah Bilbee. 45

• 1 1 Mar. 21,- Pml/rcke,JSn\ey Ha' 31 12, June lor Abington, Samuel Niles, Nathan CfUiney, juh, 21

e6, June 16, Kingfton, John Thomas. . 36 37, Tune 14, Hanoz-c*, Calvin Chaddock. 25 34, July 4, — Halijax, Zebetfiah Thorn fon. 35

39i J u 'y IO > Wareham, 60 90, June q, Carver, Benjamin Eilis. 50 1683, BRISTOL COUNTY. 39, Sept. 3, «- Taunton, aaml. Crocker/ Jofiah King, Nathaniel Leonard James Sproat. v 36 *~~ 45, June 4, R-.hoboth, Elkanah French, Timothy Walker, John Medbury, Sebray Lawtori.jCaleb Abell. ' 41 €4, June 8,- £artmcutk~^]cc\ Packard, Ephraim Tn s f ,p7 Henry Tucker. 70 67, Oft. 30-,- Swanfey,^Dnn.Ha'e, Bcnanuel Marvel. 51 ~~ % 3, July, /Vfetozy/i/WiUiasn Rounfeville, Ste- phen B. Sickens. ^ 50 94, Oft. ig,—Atti'eborougkl~]x>e\ Read* John Rich- ardfon, jun. Benjamin Bolkcoin. 36 5711, Tune is,- Nor/on, John Hall. 33 12, May 307--:Bighton^"John Hathaway, George Walker. 43

25, Dec 21 j Eaf/on, John Tifdale, Calvin Brett. 27 31, April *>, — i?a>77^^zOT, Jofiah Deane. 30 3,5. April i&r BcrA/ev, Apollos Tobey. 44 70, April 267 Mansjitld, Daniel Gilbert. 30 87, Feb. 23, New- Bedford. Seth Spooney", Samuel PeiryTWilli.Tn Willis, ^Gamaliel Bryant^ Jirch Swift, jun^Jonaihan Pope- ; v 5* I7, July * t —-Wt/!pors^Abncr Brownell,^Sy Welter Biownell, Abner Gifford. ja

po, Feb. 2o t -—Somcrfet, DaviJ Anthony. 52 180,. Feb. 26, Troy, Robert Miller. 53 1685 BARNSTABLE COUNTY. 39, Sept. 3. Bar n stab l E^fabez Howland, Job C. DavS>*fehemiah .LovclirNalcr Crocker. 67 39, Sept. 3,. Sandwich^ nhv. F'-cman," Benjamin Percival^EhftSa Pope. 59 19, Sept 3, Yarmouth, John Eidredgc, James Crowell. ii« — t 24 Reprefentatlves—Duke's, NantucWorceft.

46, June 2, Eaftham, John Doane. loa 86, June 4^~ Falmouth, ^Thomas Fiih, oraddock Dimmick^-James Hinklcy. 77 94, Sept. I4r Harwich, John Dilhngham. 88 1709, July 16, Truro, 112 12, June ill,- Chatham^ Richard Sears. 9,5 2", June i4r- Provincetown, Samuel Cook. 126 63, June 14, Mar/kpee, 63, June 16, -Wellfleet, Beriah Hlggins. 105 93, June 19,- Dtnnis, Judah Paddbck^enas Howes. 1 10 97, Mar. 3, Orleans, Simeon Kingman. 100 1803, Feb. 19, -&rew(ler, Ifaac Clark. £8 1695, DUKE'S COUNTY. 7 8,- Edgartox, Samuel Whelden. o 1 , July \ 71, July 8, —Tijbury, John Hancock. 97 1714, Oct. ^Oj—i'hzlmarh. Simon May hew. 99 »6o 5 , NANTUCKETCOUNTY. 27, -NANTtcKETTMicajah Coffin^Shu- 87, June v bael C< ffin, Archelaus Hammond,

> : , *Mica ,.'. .i Gardner^Sedidiah Fitch, "^Geor^e C::nnon. x3badiah Folger, """ CoffiaWhippeyvAndiew Pinkbam. 1731, WORCESTER. COUNTY. 1653, M<:y 18, tanca/ler,^Jonas Lane^acoh Fifher. 35 67, May 157- -A&fltf^Dm.Thurber^lijahThayer. 37 84, Oct. i5,~Wo rces p. r, Edward Bangs, '"Abraham Lincoln^William Eator.. 45

1713, ~~Vxford, Abijah Davis. . 54. 13, Feb. 15,—^eicefler, Nathaniel P. Denny. 54 13, Feb. 23,—-Rutland, Jonas Howe, ir. $f> Stiles, 15, June *i t Sutton,*^ onus Sibley, ^ofiah ^(ies Howe. 46 17, Nov. \\-V/cJlborough, Nathan Fifher. 34 16, Nov. 12,—Broohfietd^Thorazs Hale^Jabez Up- hamT^Oliver Croiby/Elijah Clapp. 64 24, June 27* Uxbridge, Benjamin Adams. 41 27, July 6, Southborcugh, VVillard Newton. 30 27, Dec. iCftSlirew/bury, Vaflini Hemmenway. 40 28, Aug. 1,— Lunenburg, Edmund Cuming. 45 31, Feb. 2, ^Dudley, Aaron Tufts. 55 32, June vqj—Harvardl Jonathan B^ard,^Reubeo Whitcomb. 35 35, April \%;-GraJton, Joihoa Harrington. 40 35, June l^—Upton, Ezra Wood, jun. 38 s 38, Jan. 10,—//ar^/c^^sFirnothv Pa;g'\ j>:!uhun Spooler. -a

—— Reprefentatives—Cumberland. 2£

T7$i June z\r Bolton, 8tc. Stephen P. Gardner, Na- thaniel Longley, jun. 32 38, June 2^—Sturbridg'e^G^xmom PJympton, Zenas L. Leonard. 7* 40, Jan. 9. -Hclden, William Drury. 51 40, June z^f—Leomin/ier, David Wilder,' Benjamin Perkins. 46 41, Jan. lS^WeJlem, Daniel Hodges. 7# 46 Doug las T 47 51, Jan. 31, Ncw-Braintree, Jofeph Bowman, jun. 66 53, April "SrSrpencer, Jonas Muzzy. 58 54, April 205 ^^r/^a^HutchinsHapgcod, Jofeph

Brown. . 66 51, Nov. 2, - Charkton^ohn Spurr,Thaddeus Mar- ble^phraim Willard. 60

62, Mar. 6y -~Templelcn, John W. Styles. 6a 62, Mar. 6^—Athoi, James Humphreys. 72 62, June 7,- Oakham, Joel Jones. 62 64, Feb. 3,- Fitckburg^Abtzhzm Willard, Paul Wetherbee. 42 64, June 14, Wvnchmdon, Ifae! Whiton. 60 65, Feb. 12,- Paxton, Ebenezer Eftaboook. 55 6,5, Feb. 16,-- Royal/lon,~J okyh Eftabrook. 7©

65, Feb. £2, Afhburnhamy 55 60, Jan. 24, —Wcrthborough, James Keyes. 36 67, June 13, Hubbardjlon, v 6» 70, April 26,-fVc/lmiri/ler, Jonas Whitney, Abcl Wood. 54 71, April z^Princeton, William Dodds. 52 72, July 14, Northbridge, 45 74> Ju'y 14»— Barre, David Wadfworth. 66 78, April 10, Ward, Jonah Goulding. 55 80, April 1 i;-Mi(ford, Samuel Jones. 34 81, April 2 y?~ Sterling^ Sam. Sawyer, Jas. Wilder. 40 84, Mar, 16, Berlin, (dift.) unites with Soften. 8,5, June 27, Gardner, Aaron Wood. 58 86. Mar. 1,- Boyl/ion, Jonathan Bond, 45 86, G6L 20j Gerry, Elijah Gould. 06 lSoi, Feb. i8v- Dana, Nathaniel Williams. 75 8, Jan. 30,— Weft-Boyljlcn, Ezra Beaman. 4$" 1760 CUMBERLAND COUNTY. 1638, Oft. 197— Scarboio^- -William Rfty, George

Hight. ^ 104 26' Reprefentativcs—Lincoln.

1713, 0£l. 3V North. Yarmouth, Awm\ R. Mitchell, * Edward RufTell^ohn Lawrence, ^Cuming Prince. l*| % i3, Nov. 12, Falmcut^}ohn j[ones, ^James Morrill, James Merrill, ^Nathl. Hatch,"^Jcn- athan Sparrow. 12o 38, Jan. 26, Brunfwick, Robt D Dunning. 138

- 58, Jan. 2,5, Harpfwcll, Stephen Purrington. 165 62, June 12, Windham, Jofiah Chute. * 134, 64, Oft. 30,' Gor^AOT- Lothrop Lewis^ David Hard- ingTDudley Folfcm. 130 65, Nov. if Cape Elizabeth, Sylvanus Higgins. 126 74, Mar. 8,— Nezo Glouajier, Joieph E. Foxcroft. 146 78, June ig,-~Gray, Eliab Latham. 143 85, Nov. $a,-$tandijh, Simon Moulton. 103 86, July 4, Po r r la n D^Jof. TitcomS, George Bradbury,~Matthew Cobb, "Jofeph PI. Ingraham, lfaac Adam*} Enoch Prebie'. 115 89, Feb. 14, Freeport, Samuel Hyde. 130 89, Feb. 17, Durham, Secomb Jordan. 165 156* 94, Feb. 7, Bridgetown, "95, Feb. 17, -Poland, Robert Snell. 15* 98, Feb. 19, Otisjield, Daniel Holden. l£* 1802, Feb. 18,- Minot, Nicholas Noyes. 2, Mar. 6, Pcjcpfcot, 2, June 23, Baldwin, 3, June 21 r Raymond, George Small. 5, Mar. 8, Harrifon, 8, Mar. 3, Pownal, 1760, LINCOLN COUNTY. 16, June 13, Georgctown?M.Mk L. Pit fl^Le wis Thorp. 17* 53, June igr-Ncwcajlle, John Farley. 19a .59, Oft. 2or Woolwich, John R. Sifnfon. 147 60, Feb. 13, Wise asset, "^Jeremiah Bailey, ^Robert El well. 154 62, Sept. 187 Bowdomhavt, James Maxwell. 152 64, Jan. 31 ,-~TofJ1iam, Aftor Patten, 140 64, Nov. 3, —Bccthba\, William M'Cobb.v 190 65, June i8,-^Sr^o/.^ames IJrummond, William M'CUntock, Aavon Blaneyt jun. 204 73, June 29J- JValdoforoitgh/$ofe\)h LudwigT-Benja- min Brawn. 180 180 74, Mar. ,5, *~~£dgecombt Therms Cunningham. 76, Nov. 7, Warreriy Cyrus Eaton. 186 Repreientatives—Berkfhire. 27

7777, Mar. zo^-Thorna/town, Haac Bernard, Ezekiel G. Dodge. 192 81, Feb. ljf'-Bat/i} Samuel Davis, Jonathan Hyde, *~~John Rich?rdfon. 146 86, Oct. 207- Union, John Lermond, 210 88, Mar. 81,- Bowdoin, Mofes Dennett, 147 ^ 88, Nov. 20, Nobleborough, David Dennis. 174 80, Jan. 28, Cujhing, 207 > 91, Feb. 17,--€!a»Mfcff, Farnham HalT^J. Dillingham. 206 94, June 25f-DreJden, Obed Haynes, 180 94, June 25, New-Milford, *9, 1 '107 95, Feb. i&V- I.fwijlon, Aaron Dwincl, 95, Feb. 18,- Litchfield^ John NeaVJohn Smith. 156 99, June 22r-li/bon, James Small. J 803, Feb. 7, —5/. George, Hezekiah Prince, 2 it 4, June 23, //o/>f, Fergus M'Clain 4, June 2^^-Palermn, Daniel Sandford. 7, Feb. 8, —Montville, Jofeph Chandler. 7, Feb. 24,- -Jefferfon, Thomas Trafk, jun, 7, Feb. 25, Friendjkip, 9, June 19,- Whih'field, Jofeph Bailey. Alna, Putnam, 1761, BERKSHIRE COUNTY. 33, June Z2r-8Aefi:ld, Eii Enfign. 145 39, June 22, Stockbridge, Samuel Olmftead. 141 59, June 15,- New-Marlborcugh\ " Benj. Wheeler, Edward Stevens. 144 60, Feb. 137- Egremonf, James Baldwin. 145 61, April 21^-Pittsfield, Tim. Childs^ James Brown, "X)ren Goodricli^Horace Allen. 140 6t, Tune 30, Great-Barrington, Lucius King. J 50 62, Mar. 6, ~ Sandisfieicfrjckn Picke^EHak. Hull. 135 62, Mar. 6, - Tyring /mm^^Adov.n^h Bidwelir^Fran- cis Herrick. 140 65, June *o,--Lane/2>flroug/ij Samuel H. Wheeler. 144 65, June 20, Williamjlown, Samuel Kellog, Henry C.Brown. 150 65, June 20, Bucket, George Conant. 130 6,5, June 21, Richmond, Ebenezer Hotchkin, 155 67, Feb. 26, -Lex ox, Daniel Williams. 145 71, July 2,- Wind/or, Nathaniel Luther. 136 7>, July 4i '"Peru, (was Parlidgefield) Anufa Rockwell. 123 73, Feb. l6, y*//W, H# sS Repreferitatives—Hancock.

$773, Feb, z\, Otis, 125 r 74, Feb. 23,--Ji e/l-Stockl>ridge,'Dtod.C.Wh\tw$Q&.^5v 76, July 2, Hancock, Rodman Hazard. ljo

77, April 12, Wajkington, ,. 145 77, Oft. 21,- lit^ofeph Whiton, jared Bradley. 140 s> 78, Ocl. 15/ ^«7»x,' ^rhoraas Farnurrt, ^James Mafon 140 79, June 21, Mt. Wajkington (difl .) unites with Sheffield. 84, Mar. 20, Dalton, Nathaniel Kellogg, 13,5 93, Mar. 14, Chejhire?John Wells^'John Lelarxd. 140 97, Feb. eo, Savoy, Lifcom Phillips. 97, June 19, Southfield, (did.) unites with Sandisfield. 98, Mar. 2, Clark/burg, 180 1, Feb. 26, New-AJhjord, (dift.) unites with Lane/bora*, 4, June 21-j- HinfdaU, John Peiice. 5, June 15, Florida, 1789, HANCOCK COUNTY. 73, June zz,~Belfaft, Thomas Whittier. 224 87, Feb. 23r—Pcnot>fcot, Samuel Farnum. 244 88, Mar. at, Erring ton, Enoch Mudge. 240 89, Jan. i2r-~8edgwick, Thomas Doyle. 260 89, Jan. 98, Uefborough, 220 89, Jan. 3orHW-Zfar*gn. Hafkel^Pearl Spafford. 220 89, Jan. zoTBluekiU, Reuben Dodge. 260 89, Feb. 16, Trenton, *7b 89, Feb. 16,-Sullwan, Paul D. Sargent. 280 89, Feb. 16, Gold/borough, 295 89, Feb. 17, —Mount Defert, Davis Wafgait. 295 89, June 2.5^-Vinalhavm, William Vinal. 210 89, June 25,-^fran/fc/<>r£^Uexander Milliken^Abner Bicknell. 240 91, Feb. zij^Jiangor, James Carr. ^ 240 92, June 17,-Buckftown^$on2i. Buck^Jofeph Lee. 234 94, Feb. z^-Profptcl,HenTy Black. 234 94, Feb. 24,—-Hampden, Seth Kempton. 234 96, Feb. 10.—"Cast in e, Otis Little. 250 96, Feb. \$r-Kortkport, Cornelius Rhoads. 218 96, Feb. 23, Eden, Cornelius Thompfon. 285 1800, Feb. 21, Orland, 238 o, Feb. 26,—EUfwortA, Mofes Adams. 278 2, June vSr-Lincotnville, Ephraim Fletcher. 3, June 21, Surry, 257 o, Mar. 12, Orono, 246 7, Feb. 28, Dixmont, £?• — Reprefentatives—Kennebun.k. 29

4789, WASHINGTON COUNTY. 84, June 23, -Mac h ias, Eben. Inglcc. 354 9d, Feb. 27, Steuben, 315 96, Feb. 8, Columbia, 337 97, Feb. 14, Addijon, 33° 97, Tune 17, Harrington, 330 98, Feb. 24, Eajlpori; Oliver Shsad; Lewis F. De- lesdemier. 402 3809, Mar. 4, Jonefttorougk, 346 9, Tune 16, Calais, 413 j 793, NORFOLK COUNTY. Dorchefter, Mather Withington, Dan- 1630, Sept. J-, Lemuel Crane. iel Withington, v % 30, Sept. 28, Roxbury, Wm. Brewer, Jacob Weld, Abijah Draper," LemM Le Barron, 1 Nathaniel S. Prentifs.

3,5, Sept. i,~ Weymouth, Chriflopher Webb. 14 36, Sept. 8, Ded ham, John Endicott, Sam'l H. Dcane, Jonathan Richards. io 40, May 13, Brainiree, 8 ,51, May I'fr-Mf.djield, Johnfon Mafon. 20 6e, May 7, «- Milton, "Wm. Pierce^acob Gill. 7 73, Oft. 15,- Wrenthcm; Jacob Mann/ j aims Ware, Samuel Druce. 27 J 705; Nov. i3rBrcoliline, Stephen Sharp. o 11, Nov. 5, Needham, Daniel Ware. 11 13, Oct. 2$,*-Medzvay, Mofes Richardfon. 25 19, Nov. 27, Bellingham, John Bates. 34 £4, Dec. 19, Walpole, Daniel Kingfhury. 20 26, Dec, 22, Stoughton, Samuel Talbot. 15

6,5, June 20,—Sharon, Enoch Hewins. 20 70, April 26,'Cohafet, Thomas Lothrop. 25 78, Mar. B,» .FratfMwTJofeph Bacon; Phineas Ware. 30 78, June loyFoxboroagh, S.'nh Boyden. 26 84, July 7, Dover, (dift.) unites with Medfield. 18 92, Feb. 23, Quincy, Thomas Grecnleaf. Jo Mar. 9, Randolph, Micah White. ' 15 93, < 97, Feb. 23r~Canton, Jofeph BemisVLem'l Whiting. 14 99, KENNEBECK COUNTY. 71, April 26; -Hallowdl, Thornus Agry, Peter Grant. 166 71, April 96^-fVinthrop, Andrew Wood. i8j 71, April 26; Vajjalborough^" Samuel Rcdington, Benjamin Brown. 180 71, April zfir-WinJlow, Joflma Cufhman, J 93

' 1,812.] • Ca — 3* Reprefentatives—^Oxford.

J 779. Feb. 4, —Pittflown, David Young. 187 88, June 18,—Greene, Luther Robbins. 164 91, Mar. 11, Readfield, 190 92, Jan. 20, 'Monmouth, Abraham Morrill. 180

92, Jan. 30, Sydney , 203 92, June 27-, Mount Vernon, John Hovey. 200 % 94, Feb. if Farmington, Nathan Cutler7*Timotby Johnfon, 200 94, June 2oT~New -Sharon, Thomas Fields. 190 95, Feb. 28, Clinton, After Hinds. 196 95, Feb. 28, Starks, 21a 95, Feb. 28,- Fayette, Ezra Fifk. 200 96, Feb, 3, - Belgrade, Mofes Carr. 96, Feb. 8, Harlem, 184 v 97, Feb. 20, Augusta^ Samuel Cony,* ~George Crolby. i68 98, Feb. i2r Wayne, Mofes Wing, jun. .1800, Feb. 1 6,—Leeds, DanieJ Lothrop. 2, Feb. 20, Che/lerville, 2, Feb. 20, Vidtoa, 2, June 23T Waterville, Eleazer W. Ripley. 3, Feb. 17,-Cardiner, Samuel Jewett. 162 3, June 20, Temple,

3, June 23, Wilton, Samuel Butterfield. 4, Mar. 7, Rome, 4, Mar. 9, Fairfax, 190 ' 4, June 22, Unity, 196 9, Mar. 3, Malta, 1805, OXFORD COUNTY. *777i Jan. ii<-- Fryeburgh, John M'Millan. 12© 86, July -- Turner, George French. 7r __ 172 92, Mar. 6, -Hebron, Alexander Greenwood. 167 93, Mar. 16,—Buck/ield, Daniel Hutchinion. 173 93, June 20f~PAR is, EliasStowell. 175 ,95, Feb. 26,— jfay, Mofes Stone. 195 95, Feb. 28,— Zt^raor^^Samuel Livermore/Will- iam H. Brettun. 195 96, June 10,- Bethel, Mofes Mafon. 97, Mar. <2.f~Waterford, Calvin FaTrar. 1 10

97, Mar. 9,—-Norwa y, Jofhua Smith. 152 98, June \%i-4iartford, David Warren. 98, June 13,—Sumner, Simeon Barrett, jun. 183 *8oo, Feb. 2 i-r-Rumford, William Wheeler, o, Nov. 15, Lovell, &, Feb. ZQf—Brozonjidd, Jofeph Howard. Standing Committees in General Court. 31

1803, June 20, Albany, 3, June 21, Dixfield, 4, June 23, Eaji-Andover, 4, June 23, Gilcad, 5, June 15, Newry, f 3 7, Feb. 20, Denmark, 7, Feb. 20, Porter, 7, Feb. 20, Hiram, unites with Brownfield. 1809, SOMERSET COUNTY. J 788, Tune l^r^anaan, Elcazer Coburn. 233

• 88, June 18, Fairfield, . 196 88;-Norridgewock, Calvin Selden. 200 95, Feb. 28, StarAs, 23® 98, Feb. 2}, Cornville, 1804, Mar. 7, Madifon, 98, Mar. i, An/on, 4, June 22, Embdcn, 1801, Jan. 31, Strong, 4, June as, JWjrrar, 2, Feb. 22, Avon, 7, Tune 20, Palmyra, 2, Feb. 22, KcwVineyavd, 8, Mcirch 4. Freeman,

r. , Afca/- Portland, ,3, June 15, Harmony, 8, M j 9 3, June 20, Induftry, 9, Feb. 23, &>/c-rc, 3, Mar. 7, Athens, Fair/iavui, Meffenger to the Houfe, Jacob Kuhn. MefTenger to the Governor and Council, Wiiiiam Gale.

——Secretary of State, Benjamin Homans, Efq.

1 ft Clerk, Edward M'Lane. 3d Clerk, Samuel Audio. J 2d Clerk, Edward Cazueau. 4thClerk, Rich'd. B. | Ilewc*.

Trcafurer and Receiver General, Jonathan L. Auflin, Efq,

lft Clerk, James Eofier. | 2d Ckik, Jona. G. Barnard.

(fcfT Offices are kept in the New State-Houfc, Bofton. JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR l8l-i. On Accounts. Of the Senate, Hon. Nathan Willis, and Sites Hoi man. Or* the Houfe, Moflrs. Sibley, Robtnfoh, B. i'lflieT, IV. On Incorporation of PariJIics, and other Religions Societies. Of the Senate, Hon. Samuel Day. aad Ilracl Barne't. Of the Houfe, Meffis. Smith, (V.S. Melien, C. PicketyS On Incorporation of Towns and Dijlrith. Of the Senate, Hon. Francis Carr, and Abne Brown. ©f the Houfe, Meffrs. Brcw.er, R. Davis, B. Ware; W, 32 Poft-Offices in Maffachufetts and Maine.

On Incorporation of Turnpike, Bridge, and Canal Companies, Of the Senate. Hon. Amos Bond, and Jonas Kendall. OF the Houfe, MefTrs. Spurr, Tappan, G. and Gage, H. On Interior Fijheries. Of the Senate. H »n. Alexander Rice, Daniel Sargent. Ofthe Houfe, MeiTrs. Varnum, D. Howard, N. Cufhman,A& On New Trials. Of tie Senate, Hon. Wra. P.Walker, Jona. Lcavitt. Ofthe Houfe, MeiTrs. Baags, Whitman, and Nevers. On Eajlern Lands. Ofthe Senate, Hon. William King, and John Welles, Of the Houfe, MeiTrs. Hall, C. Carr, B. and Selden, JV", On Military applications. Ofthe Senate, Hon. Tohn L. Turtle, and Jofhua Green. Of the Houfe, Col. Moody, M^jor Davis, & Gert. Gill. On Miniflerial Lands. Of the Senate. Hon Tim. Phinney, Nehe. Cleaveland. Ofthe Houfe, MefTrs. Nevers, pynchon. and Fofter, L.

JKDS T-OFFICES in Massachusetts a^ Maine, with the Pcjl-Mafiers Names. Abington, Nathaniel Howe Beve'h, Fraham Plummet A8on\ David Pr-Tkham Billnica, Jonathan Bowers r • Kalfen B/ar,d Adams, Ambrofe ; crdt AmosM. Collins Al/red,M.* Jcrem. Goodwin BluekillfM. Andr.Witham A'na, M. Jofiah Stebbins Bcltcn, Amos Parker Amherjly Rufus Kellogg Bootkbay, M. Daniel Rofe Avdover, Ifaac Abbott Bcflen, Aaron Hill An;nr>. M.\ James Collins Bozvdnin, M- MofesStarbird Afibumham, Jofeph Jewett Bowdoinham, M. S. Gardiner AJfonety Stephen B. Pickrns Bradford, Wra. Greenough Athol, Jofeph Pro&or Brezifier, Edward O'Brien Attleborougk, Iirael Haich Bridgeton, MSam'l Andrews Jugujla, M. Nathan Wef- Brtd^czoater,]. M Goodwin

ton, jr. (W. pa rim J A fa Whitman Baldvtn, M. Richard Fitch Brimficld, Stephen Pynchon Bangor, M W. D. Wii- Brijol, M. Aaron Bia.oey liamton Brockfdd, Cheney Reed Barnfiabh, Rich d Bourne B'Qwnfie'd, M. Jof. Howard, Bar re. M

Pod-Offices and Pofl Matters. 33

Camden, M. Bsnja. Cufhing Foxhoro\ Noah Hobart Maypard Canton, Silas Kinfley F i antingham,] om. Cartoet, John Shaw FrankfortM- Alex.Mi:!iken Cafline, M. Benjamin Hook Freeport, M Nathan WdTaa Ckarlemont, Sam'IRathbone Freetown, Amos B^'.ey Ckarleton, Wm. P. Reder Fryebrrg, M. Judah Dana Chatham, Samuel Harvey Gardiner, M. Seth Gay Chelmsford, Joel Adams Georgetown, M. Am!r. Reed Che/hire, John Leland, jr. Gloucffter, Ifaac Elweli Ckejler, Thomas Robinfon Goldaborc\ M. 1 homas Kill Cheflerville,M. J. B. Lowell Gorham, M. Alex. M'Lellan C»hap.t, Joel Will am Graft on, William Larab Columbia, M. Jofeph Pa -^n Granville, Oliver Parfoj-s Concord, John L. Tutilc Grav, M. Jofcph M'Leilan Corinth, M. Simeon Peafe Gr.Psarrington, Mo. Hopkins Dartmouth, AbrahamTucker Greene, M. Luther Robbins Df^awJerem.Shuttleworth Greenfield, Ambrofe Ames Deerfeld, Epaphras Hoyt Greenwich, Jofiah White Dennyfvillc, M. Wm.Kiiby Groton, W. M. Richard fon Dennis, Nathan Stone, jr. Hadley, Horace Wilcox Dighton, David Andrews Hallowdl, A/JofhuaWingate *Dighton roads, S. At- Hamilton, Daniel Brown wood, jr. HampLn, A! Martin Kinfley Dixnant. M. Benja. Butman Hanover, Robert Eells Doughty's Fall, M. Syl.Hatch Hardwick, William Cutler Douglafs, — Harlem,M Jap.C.Wafhburn

a li Dracut, Caleb Blanchard Ha rtford, M. Freem n E ! Drefden, hi. John Johnfon Harvard, William L- Fofier Dudley, Amafa Nichols Harwich, Ebc nezer Brooks Duxbury, Thomas Windfor Haifield, Daniel Wfcke JLaftham, Hauling Knowles Haverhill, Sttphen Minbt Eajlon, Daniel Whea on Hebron, #. .Benja. Chandler do (turnpike) Ifracl A'ger Hingham, E'ifha Cuflii^ jr. Eajlport, M. Oliver Shead Hinjdale, Soiomon W. Co> Eajl Sudbury, NathM Reeves Hiram, M. Ifrael Bui'bank Eddington/M. Park Holland Holland, Benjamin Church Edgarton, Bcniah Norton Holmes Hole, R.ufu? Spalding

Edgecomb, M. Steph . Parfons Hubbardjlon, Reu. Wheeler Ellsworth, M.Theodore Jones Ipfwick, Nathan Jaques Fairfax, M. N. Heywood Jeferfon, M. Fairfield, M. Will. Kendall Jonesboro', M. AnfelTuppev Falmouth, James Hinkley Kennebunk, Af. Step.Thache-- Fally's roads, Jeflc Farnham Kingjlon, Seth Drew Farmington,M. Tim. John Ion Kitten, M. Daniel Ptiree _ Feeding-Hills, Saml. Flower Lancafler, Timothy Whiting Fitchburg, Jacob Willard Lane/boro* Samuel Bacoa 34 Poft-Offices and Poft.Maftcrs.

Lebanon, M. Daniel Wood Northfield, John Neve?* Lee, Jedediah Crorker Northport, M. Jones Shaw Leicfter, Thomas Denny Northboro', Benj. Munroe Lenox, Daniel Williams, jr. NorthYarmou. M. John Hale Leominjler, John Gardner Norway,M William Reed Lewifion, M. Daniel Reed Orleans, Jonathan Bafcomb Limerick, M. James Kettell Or ring ton, M. John Brewer Limington,M Wingate Frofr. Otis, Roderick Norton Lincolnvitle. M.Geo. Ulmer Oxford, Arch. Campbell Litchfield, M. Wm. Cleaves Palermo, M. JoJeph Crefey Littleton, John Adams Palmer, Amos Hamilton Livermore, M. Benj .Bradford Paris, M. Levi Hubbard Long Meadow, Solo. Bur ft Parfonsfield, M. S. Cuftman Lovel, M. Andr, Woodbury F iwtucketBr. AfahelStearns Lunenburg, Edward Cufhing Pelham, Conflant Ruggles Lynn, Jonathan Batcheider Pttcrfham HutchinsHapgood Machias,M, Ralph H.Bowles Phillipfburg, M. Ifaac Lane Manch-flit, D. L.Bingham Pittsfietd, Jofhua Danforth

Marb-ehead, W. Abraham Pittfton, M. Jacob Loud Ma Ibord* Micah She?rm;n Plymouth, James Warren, jr. Marjhfitld, Jahez Hatch Plympton, Nathan Fobeg Medfield, Ebenezer Clark, jr. Portland, M. Jas. Wingate Medway, ' William Felt Profpeel, M. Samuel Shute Medlord, Samuel Buell Provincetown, Jofeph Atkin* Mendbn. Richard George Quincy, Richard Cranch Middlebo>o" Levi Pierce Randolph, W. P. Whiting Middlefidd, Raymond, M. Step. Swett Mrd.GranviIle,Th?d. Squires Readfield, M. Sam'l Currier Mdtcn, Mofes Whitney Rehobotk, Rufus Rounds Mmot,M. NathanWoodbury Richmond, Cyprian Branch Monmouth, M. John Chandler Rochejltr, Nathan Willis Mmtvilli'. M 'Cyrus Davis Rowley, James Smith MounlVernon, M. S.im.Thing Robin/hwn, M. JobnBrewer Nantucket, James Barker Rutland, Mofes White Narrarnagm M.T ,ATc)*ba\d Sacarappa, M. Hez.Winflow New Red/o-d, Abra. Smith Saco, M. John Cleaves Newbury port, Caleb Gofs Salnn, John Dabney NtwCafco,M. Jof.Thraflier Salijbury, Elijah Wadleigh New CafU; M. JobnGlidden S/zncivfield, George Hull NewfirId. M. Chefley Drew Sandzvich, Will. Feffcnden Linfcott NewGiuce/l.M) . E.Foxcroft SandjO'-d, M. Eben. Milli- New Ma there? , Step. Powell Scarhord' M. Abr. New Salem Oba. Town fend ken, jr.

NezuSAar;m,M. Sam Prefcott Skouhegan Falls, M- J • Locke Norridgewock, M. R.Sawtell Scituate, Auguftus Clap Northampton, Daniel Wright Scekonk, Phasuel Bifhop, jr. Notaries Public. 35-

Shafleigh, M. Saml.Chapman Waldobord, M. John Head Sheep foot, M. Andrew Peters Wareham, Benjamin Fearing Sheffield, William Buell Warren, M. Jeff- Page Shirley, Thomas Whitney !Varcoick,'Wi\Yi7\m Cob\ jr. Shrew/bury, Jofeph Stone Wateboro\M. Andr Barley Sowerfet, Jofeph Kellogg Wnterford, M. E!i Longley Southboro\ Peter Fay Watertown, Edward Low South Hadley, Ralph Snow Water ville, M. A fa Redi ngtou Southwick, Enos Foote Wayne, M. Moles Wing, jr. Spencer, Ifaac Jenks, jr. Wells, M. Matthew Lindfey Springfield, Dan. Lambard Wivham, Thomas Barne's

Standijh % M. Will. Lamfon WeJlboro\ Nathan Fiftier Stirling, John Robbins WeflBrookfield, Dm. Meriani Steuben, M. Jacob Townfley JVef!-Cam6ridge,W.S. Brook Stcckbridge, Horatio Jones Wcftcrn, Jofeph Field Stow, Phip.fas Cor.ant JVefrfield, Charles Douglas. Sturbridge, Simeon Bart Wcp.ford, John Abbot Sullivan, M- Paul D. Sargent IV ilminfler, Dan. Eartletc Sutton, Elles Howe W'fltort, - Swanzey, Reuben Chace Wfi-Springfield, J. Stcbbins Sumner, M. S. B;irtlett,»jr. Weft-Stockbridge, A.Spencer Tauntrn, James L. Hodges Weymouth, Cotton Tufts Tembteton, Linha French lVhilefield,M. Abrarh Choate ThomajlozonM. JDWheaton Wiil>amftcwn,Hcn.C. Brown Tcp4eld, Nells. Cleaveland Winchendon, Amos Goodhue Townfcnd, Mofc3 Warren Windham, M. Charlesjchnfon Trenton, M. Abner Lee Winflow,M. Hez.Stratton,jr. Troy, Charles Pitman Winthrop, M. Silas Lambert Truro, Sylvaftus Nye Wifca/fet,M. Orchard Cook Turner, M. AldenEloflbih Woburn, John Wade Tvw^iforo'.Danl.Richardlbn Woolwich ,M. Sa m ue 1 Ti ott Union, M. William White Worccjer, James Wilfon Unity, Lemuel Bartlett V/orthingi M. . , William Ward Uxbridge, • Wrentham, Samuel Druce VaJJalboro\M. Thos.Odiorne Yarmouth,. Henry Thacher Vienna, M. Eli {ha Johnfon York,M. Nathaniel Sargent NOTARIES PUBLIC. SUFFOLK. mings, John Punchard hofton, Edward Jones, David Marblehead, John Bond, N, Everett, James Green, Bowen, Jofeph Mansfield James G. Dana Newburyport, Jacob Gerrifh, R.SSEX. John M.O'Brian.Levi Mills Salem, John Saunders, Jofeph Beverly, Daniei Fofler, job* K. Sprague, David Cum- Burlcy a« Notaries Public,

Gloucefter Wm. Rogers Townfen^'1 f James Haverhill, Stephen Minot Samuel Cook Ipswich, Jabez Farley duke's. Salisbury Edward Dorr Ckilmark) Benj. Bafletr, jn MIDDLESEX. Tifbury, Thomas Dunham Charleftown, John Kettell Edgarton, John Cook Cambridge, Timothy Fuller NANTUCKET. Grcton, John Roekwood Francis Macy Concord, John L. Tuttle Charles Folger Watcrtown, Levi'Tha.ster WORCESTER. YORK. Brookfteld, Cheney Reed Berwick, Richard F. Cutts /^orce/?er,Theoph. Wheeler

Wells, Jofeph Storer, Henry Peterjham t Nath. Chandler Clark Mendcm, Jofeph Adams Saco, Daniel Granger Sterling, Mofes Smith, jr. Alexander M'Intire BERKSH IRE. Nath. Goodwin Johnpiifbury, Saml. Borden^ HAM PS 11 IRE. Stockbridge, John Hunt Greenwich, Elijah Alvord, jr. George Hull W. Spring field, Jer. Srebbins Lenox, Caleb Hyde Springfield, Rodol.D ; ckenfon Adams, Ambrofe Kaflen

No rt liamp ton , C has. Sh rphe r d Pittsfield, David Perry PLYMOUTH. CUMBERLAND. Plymouth, James Warren JofephC. Boyd,John Babfon David Bacon Portland, Wm. T.Vaughaa Duxboro*, Studley Sampfon Samuel Homer Scitvate, JefTeDiinbar Freeporl, Jofiah Snow - Hingham. JothamLincoln, jr. Brunfwkk, Daniel Stone Marp.fi eld, Ebene'zer White LINCOLN'. Rockejler Butler Wing Bath, Abel Bcynion BRISTOL. IVifcaffet, William Bowman

New-Bedford, Eli Halkel Thorn'aftown, Daniel Rofe N-rhan Bates Camden, Wm. M. Dawes JofLph Kellog Newcaflle, Daniel Waters mjlpart, Wm. White, %$. /Fd/^oro'.WatermanTho- Pelcg SiSbn mas, Ebenezer Flint Dighton, John Hathaway, jr. Cambden, Calvin Curtis B A n N S TABLE. Wifcajjet, Calvin Pratt Bam liable, Salmon Nye Bath, John B. S wanton Eajlham, Thomas Knowles HANCOCK. Falmouth, James Hinkley Cafline, Thomas Phillips Sandwich, Nathan Nye, juo. John Gibfon, Afa Edmonds O'jed Biooks Frankfort, Abiier Bignall Yarmouth, Jcfsph H?.wes Bangor, Samuel K. Whiting Saiuthiei Nickerfon Deer-Ifte, Jofeph Tyler Inspectors, &c. 37

Sullivan Paul D. Sargent Calais Stephen Brewer Ell/worth Theodore Jones Shubael Downes Hampden Seth Kempton Schoodic R John Brewer David Richardfon Steuben Wm. Campbell A fa Edmonds Machias Peter Talbot, jr. Abner Bignal NORFOLK. KENNEBECK. Weymouth Ja. Humphries, 2d

Hallowell Ebe n J . Warren Cokajfet Thomas Bourne Augufla Nathan Wefton, jr. Roxbury Nathaniel Ruggles WASHINGTON. Dedkam Nathaniel Ames Columbia Jofeph Patten SOMERSET. Eajlport Jona. D. Wefton Fairfield Wm. Kendall Wm. Allen, Jno.C.Tcdd. Judah M'Lellan INSPECTORS. Appointed by the Governor and Council. hfpeclor of Beef and Pork, Ifaae Smith of Charleftown,

(Office at No, 3, Cuftom-Houfe Street.) Deputies. Amefbury Benjamin Luney Marblehead Jona. Roundy Bojion James Barry, Thom- Medford Jonathan Warner as Emm on?, John Farier, Nezobury John Ofgood Jofeph Baifett.IiVael Cook, Caleb Kimball John Carteret Newburyport Nicho. Brown Cambridge. John Tarbel Newton Jofhua Marean Qharleflown James Smith Rowley Solomon Nelfon Joth. Barry, Thos. Gould Roxbury Chs. Joy, Jn. Wells Camden Nathan Brown Salem Jona. Ropes, Samuel Danvers Daniel Goldthwait Stanley Dedham Abijah Pa-ker Saliflury Seth Clark Falmouth (Cumh.) Seth Bird Watertown Peter Wheeler Hallowell George Bartlett Abraham F. Rogers Haverhill Nathaniel Ayer V/inthrop John Wadfworth Jpfwich Benjamin Averill Wejl Cambridge Kennebunk Timothy Keezer Gerfhom Williams

InfpeEhr of Pot and Pearl Afhes. David Townfcnd of Bofton, (Office oppofite South Burying Place, Pleafant Street.) Deputies. Bath Benjamin Fcfkr Newburyport Jonathan Call Charleflown John Auftin Portland Shirley Erving Medford Andrew B'anchard D J8 Infpe&ors.

Infpeclor of Nails, William Little, of Bofton. (Office at Long Wharf.)

Infpeclor of Butter, and Lard, Edmund Wright of Bofton. (Office in Cambridge-Street.) Deputies. CharUJlcwn Nathan Anams Ntwburyport, John Tracer, Hallowell Jofeph Smith James Locke, Silas Moody Marblekead Jona. Roundy Portland Samuel Hoit Medford Jonathan Warner Salem Jonathan Ropes

Infpeclor of Tobacco for Bofton and Charlejlown. Jofeph Clark, of Bofton.

Infpeclor of Hops, Samuel Jaques, jr. of Charleftown, (Office in Lynn ftreet, near Copp's hill.) Mofes Abbott, his Deputy, at Salem.

Infpeclor of Pickled FifJi, Thomas Rice, of Charleflown. (Office No. 5, Doane-Street.) Deputy and AJiJlant, Henry Purkitt, jr. of Bofton. Deputies. Bangor Benja. Garland Gloucefter Mofes Gilbert Bath, Woolwich ) c r„_ Hallowell Mofes Palmer George Bartlett Top/ham ) Hampden Prince Gorham Berkley Nehemiah Newhall Bofton Sam'l Abbott, James Barry, Benj. Owen, Benj. Hingham Caleb Ray Clark, Eph. B. Hutchin- Ipfwick Benjamin Averill fon, Nath'l Howe, James Lynn John B. Newhall Eunfon, Jacob Barftow, Marblekead Jona. Roundy Smith & Urann Newbury Jona. Chafe Buckftown Daniel SpofFord Machias James Holmes Cambridge Jona.Tarbell Newburyport Nich. Brown Caftine Wm. Reidhead Thomas Bartlett Orrington & > John Allen Bangor J Efq. Cohaffet John Beal Edgarton Peter Peafe, jr. Eaflport Jefle Stephenfon, Provincetown ReubenOrcutt John Clark, Samuel Earl Orrington & ) Stephens Georgetown Benj. Emmons Eddington \ Spooner

Brewfter& > , . Portland Anthony Fernald llMC[f Uarkr Harwich S Thomas Burnham Medical Societies* 39

Saco, Bid- ) Robt. Cleaves Swanzey & ) Peleg Gardner deford & > Robt. Cleaves Dighton \ Luth. Gardner Scarbord') jun. Tnunton Afa Danforth Salem Jonathan Ropes Scituate Caleb Ray Robbinftown, ) Samuel Weymouth')

& Calais $ Jones, jr. Braintree > ElifhaBlanchard Somerftt & Edward & Quincy ) Freetown Anthony

InfpeBors of Gun-Powder, Ckarlejiown Peter Tufts, jr. Roxbury John Reed, jr. Lee JoCeph Whiton Weftfield William Shepard Portland Shirley Erving Wefiern Arad Woodworth

Keeper of the Standards of Weights and Meafures, and (ex. officioJ as Treafurer, Jonathan L. Auftin, of Bofton. Richard Auftin, his Deputy, at B- fton.

Majachufetts Medical Society, at BoHon. Incorporated November l, 1781. Officers elcfted on the lft Wednesday of June annually. Prefident, John Warren, m.d. Vice- Prefident, Jofnua Fifher, m.d. Correfponding Secretary, Thomas Welfh, m.d. Treafurer, John G. Coffin, m.d. Recording Secretary. John C. Warren, m.d. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, John Fleet, m.d. Counfellors and Fellows in the different counties may be known by applying to the Recording Secretary. There is a meeting of the Cenfors once in four months for the examination of Candidates for the practice of phyfic.

Branch of the Maffachufetts Medical Society in Efex. Inftituted in 1805. Prefident, Edward A. Holyoke, m.d. Vice-Prefident, Jofhua Fi frier, m. d. Treafurer, James Gardner, M. D. Librarian, Benjamin L. Oliver, a. m. Secretary, John D. Treadwell, a. m.

Boflon Medical Library. Inftituted July 1, 1805. Librarian, Thomas I. Parker, m.d. Secretary, William Gamage, m. d. Treafurer, Jacob Gates, a. m. Trujlees, Afa Bullard, m. d. John Dixwell, m. d. 4© Medical Societies.

Bojlon Medical Difpenfary. . Inftituted Oflober, 1796. Incorporated Feb. 26, 180L Officers ele&ed on the 2d Thurfday in O&ober. Chairman, William Phillips, Efq. Treajurer, Mr, Edward Phillips. Secretary, Mr. Jofeph Tilden. hn arr n M »' Confuting > ' - ' & Pkyficians, \ ^ f C Aaron Dexter, m. d. C Jacob Bigelow, m.d. Southern Dift,

Vifiting P/iyficians, < Wm . Gamage, m.d. Middle Dift. (John Revere, m. d. Northern Dift. C Wm. B. White, Southern Dift. Apothecaries, < Bartlett & Smith, Middle Dift. ( Robert Fennelly, Northern Dift. Managers, William Phillips, Efq. Thomas Baldwin, d.d. Rev. Charles Lowell, Capt. Samuel Dunn, Mr. William Mackay, Mr. Samuel Snelling, Jofeph Coolidge, jr. Efq. Mr. Gideon Snow, Dr. John G. Coffin, William Smith, Efq. Mr. Samuel H. Walley. The Managers meet quarterly, on the 2d Friday in each month, at the fign of the Good Samaritan, No. 13, Cornhill. N. B. The Southern Diftri£i comprehends all the fouth part of the town, extending to the fouth fide of School and Milk ftreets, down to the water. The Middle Diftrift from thence to the Mill Bridge, including Wefl-Bofton. The Northern Diftricl, all the north part of the town, from the Mill Bridge. The fubje&s of this charity are fumifbed with medicines,

and with w-ne if neceflary, free of expenfe ; and if not able to attend at the Difpenfary, are vifitedat their houfes by the phyfician. Upwards of 700 (irk perfons have been relieved in one year, by this benevolent Society. Thomas I. Parker, m. d. has volunteered to take charge of an Electrical machine, and to operate on the patients ©f this inftitution at his room, No. 49, Marlboio'-Street.

Kennebeck Medical Affectation. Inftituted in 1797. Officers elefted on the fecend Wednefday in June annually.

Majfackufetts Charitable Society. Founded in Boftnn, September 6, 1762. Incorporated March 15, 1780. Charitable Societies. 41

Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers, lft Monday in Sept. Prefdent, Deacon John Simpkins. Vicc-Prefident, Benjamm Auftin, E!q. Treafurer, Ebenezer Larkin. Secretary, Amos Binney.

lrijh Charitable Society at Bqfton. Inftituted March, 1737. Incorporated Feb. 23, 1809. Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers, 17th of March. Prefident, Thomas Engliffi. Vice-Prefident, Andrew Dun-ap. Treafurer, Robert Gardner^ Keeper of the Silver Key, William Lemon. Recording Secretary, John Bean?.

Eojlon Epifcopat Charitable Suciely. Inftituted in 1724. Incorporated Feb. 12, 1784. Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers, on Ealler Tuefdoy. Preft dent, Rev. J. S. J, Gardiner. Vice-Prefdent, Jofeph Head. Treafurer, Benjamin Green, Secretary, Jofeph Tilden. Truftees, Richard Green, George Dtblois, Rev. A fa Eaton, Jofeph Fofter, John Amory, and Sumuel Dunn.

Scotts Charitable Society at BoJIon. Inftituted in 1684. Incorporated March 16, 1786.

-Yearly Meeting for choice of Officers, ill Tucfday i n May. * Prefident+yJiMam Cloufton. Vice Prefdent, John M'Failane. Treafurer, William M'Kean. Secretary, Thomas Semple. Affifants, Robert Wyat, Alexander R6fs, William Melton and David Watfon.

Majfaehufetts Congregational Charitable Society, for the Re- lief of deftitutc Widows and Children of decetfed Miaifltrs.

Incorporated March 24, 1786. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, on Monday preced- ing the laft Wednefday m May. Prefident, John Lathrop, d.d. Vice-Prefdent, Samuel Eliot, Efq. Treafurer, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Secretary, John Eliot, d.d. Da 42 Charitable Societies.

Council, Theophilus Parfons, Efq. George Cabot, Efq. Jof.Dana, D.D.Thos. Barnard, d.d. David Ofgood, d.d, Abiel Holmes, d.d. and Rev. Wm. Shaw.

Maffackufetts Ckaritable Society. Fire Incor. Jane 25, 1 794. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, on the Friday next after the laft Wednefday in May. Semi-annual meeting, 3d Wednefday in November. Prefident, Arnold Welles, Efq, Vice-Prefident, Thomas K. Jones, Efq. Correfponding Secretary, Rev. Jofeph S. Buckminftcr. Recording Secretary, William Alline, ]Efq. Treafurer, Mr. Andrew Sigourney. Trujlees, John Eliot, d.d. Mr. James White, Shubael Bell, Efq. Benj. Ruffell, Efq. Mr. Enoch Hufe, Mr. Jofeph Covering, Francis Wright, Efq. and Jofhua Thomas.

Roxbury Charitable Society. Inftituted Jan. 1794. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1799. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d Monday in Sept. Prefident, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Firjl Vice Prefident and Secretary, Nathl. Ruggles, Efq. Second Vice- Prefdent, Captain Aaron Dr.vis. Treafurer, Mr. George Zeigler. Standing Committee, Deac. Nehemiah Munroe, Deac. Jofhua Felton, Mr. Charles Davis, Mr. Ebenezer Brewer, Mr. Stephen Brigham.

Trujees of John BoyIfen's Charitable Donations, for the ben- efit andJupport of aged poor Perfons, end of Orphans and

deferted children t The Overfeers of the Poor of the Town of Boflon. Incorporated February 3, 1803.

Trujlees of the Franklin Donation. The Selectmen of Boflon. Rev. James Freeman, d.d.

Mechanic Affodation BJlori. Maffackufetts Charitable }

c rpojafed a 8 6 ' Inftituted March 15, 1795- ^" '- '£° ^ ! JiJ v>S Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 3d Thurlday m4>c. Prefident, Benjamin RulTell, Efq. Vice-Prefidcnt, Daniel Meffinger, Efq. Secretary, Thomas \\ elles, Treajurer, Jofeph Levering, f Female Societies. 43

Trujlees, Maj. Samuel Curtis, Mr. John Pierce, Mr. Henry Hutchinfon, Capt. Jonathan Loring, Capt. Jonathan Whitney, Mr. Saml.Tuttle, Mr. Gedney King, Mr. Benja. Clark, and Mr. Jefle Mayo.

Bojlon Female Afylum. Inftituted Sept. 25, 1800. Incorporated Feb. 26, 1803. Officers chofen on the laft Tuefday in September. Firji Direclrefs, Mrs. Hannah Stillman. Second Direclrefs, Mrs. Abigail May. Treafurer, Mrs. Eleanor Davis. Recording Secretary, Mifs A. L. Frothingham. Collecting Secretary, Mrs. Mary L. Smith. Managers, Mrs. Catherine Codman, Mrs. Elizabeth Dorr, Mrs. Ann Green, Mrs. Sarah Parkman, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Mrs. Elizabeth Thurfton, Mrs. James Perkins, Mrs. Prif- cilla Weft, and Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Benja. BiuTey, Mrs. Thomas Lamb. Governejs, Mifs Sufannah Bacon. g^T The Arylum is kept in Eflex-ftreet.

Salem Female Charitable Society.

Inftituted July 1, 1801. Incorporated June 23, 1804. Yearly choice of Officers, lft Wednefday in May. Firjl Direclrefs, Mrs. Lydia Nichols. Second Direttrefs, Mrs. Sarah Ruflell. Treafurer, Mifs Betty Pierce. Secretary, Mifs Sufan Bulfinch. Managers, Mrs. Elizabeth Eveleth, Abigail Lawrence, Nancy Ruft, Mil's Mary Manning, Hannah Robinfon, Abi- gail M. Dabney, and Lydia Bolles.

Newburyport Female Charitable Seciety. Inco. Mar. 15, 1805. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, cd Tuefday in June. Firjl Direclrefs, Mrs. Hannah Balch. Second Direclrefs, Mrs. Sarah Thompfon. Treafurer, Mrs. Margaret Atwood. Secretary^ Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes.

)Vip ajfet Female Afylum. Incorporated Feb. 1810. Fitfl DireElrefs, Mrs. Temple Lee. Second Direclrefs, Mrs, Margaret Adams. Treafurer, Mifs Hannah Rice. Colletling Secretary, Mifs Betfey O'Dcc. 44 Humane Societies.

Portland Benevolent Society. Incorporated Feb. 15, 1805, Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 2d Wednesday inOcl. Prejident, Samuel Dean, d.d. Vice-Prefident, Rev. Elijah Kellogg. Secretary, Stephen Longfellow, jr. Efq. Treafurcr, Samuel Freeman, Efq.

Maffachufetts Humane Society at Bojlon. Incor. Feb. 23, 1791 Officers chofen on the 2d Tuefday in December. Prejident, John Warren, m. d. Firjl Vice- Prejident, John Lathrop, d. d. Second Vice-PreJident, Aaron Dexter, m. d. Treafurer, John Eliot, d.d. Correfponding Secretary, William Spooner, m. D. Recording Secretary, Charles Davis, Efq. Trujtces, Samuel Parkman, Efq. William Phillips, Efq. Jofeph Coolidge, Efq. Samuel Bradford, Efq. Rev. Jofeph S. Buckminfter, and Benjamin R.ich, Efq.

Merrimack Humane Society at Nezoburyport*

Inflituted in 1809. Incorporated March 7, 1804, Officers annually elecled on the tft Tuefday in September. Prejident, Micajah Sawyer, m. d. Vice-Prejtdent, William Bartlett,NEfq. ' Treafurer, Jonathan Gage, Efq. Correfpondiug Secretary, Daniel A. White, Efq. Recording Secretary, William Woart, Efq.

Summary of the Method of Treatment to be ufed with Perfons apparently dead from Drowning, &c. The Resuscitati ve Process, recommended by the Humane Society. CONVEY the perfon to the neareft convenient houfe,

with his head raifed ; ftrip and dry him as quick as poflible : clean the mouth and noftrils from froth and mud. If a child, let him be placed between two perfons naked, in a hot bed. If an adult, lay him on a hot blanket or bed, and, in cold weather, near a fire ; in warm weather, the air fhould be freely admitted into the room. The body is next to be gently rubbed with warm woollen cloths, fprinkled with ipirits, if at hand, otherwife dry. A heated waimtng-pan may be now lightly moved over the back, properly covered with a blanket j and the body, if of a child, is to be gently {book every few minutes* Whilft thefe means are ufirg, Miflionary Societies. 45

let a clyfter of warm water, with as much common fait as it will ditfblve, be thrown into the bowels. Bathe the breaft with hot rum; and perfift in the ufe of thefe means for feveral hours. If no figns of life fhou-d then appear, let the body be kept warm feveral hours longer, with hot bricks, orvefTels of hot water, applied to the palms cf the hands

and foles of the feet ; and this for a longer or fhorter time, as the circumftances of the cafe may dictate. The too cuftomary methodofrollingona barrel, fufpend- ing by the feet, and every other violent mode of agitation, particularly in removing the body from the water, mould be mod carefully avoided. To reftore breathing, introduce the pipe of a bellows (when no apparatus is at hand) into one of the noftrils, the other and mouth being clofed; inflate the lungs, until the breaft is a little raifed ; the mouth and noftrils muft then be let free. Repeat this procefs until life appear. Electricity is recommended to be early employed by judicious practitioners. General Obfervations . Refvfcitation. On the dawn or firft indication of returning life, the pru- dent practitioner will refign the office of Art to Nature. It is evident that Art has contributed her (hare, by enabling Nature toftruggle with the immediate caufe of oppreffion. It is in fact this judicious blending of Nature with Art that gives to the latter all its efficacy. Onfigns of returning life, A tea»fpoonful of warm water may be given; and if fwallowing be returned, warm wine or diluted brandy. The patients muft be laid in a warm bed, and if difpofed to fleep, they will generally awake perfectly reftored. The plans above recommended are to be ufed three or four houis. — It is an abfurd and vulgar opinion, to fuppofe perfons irrecoverable, becaufe life does not foon make its appearance. fc$T Bleeding never to be employed, unlefs by the direc- tion of a phyGcian.

"" Society for propagating the Go/pel among the Indians and others in North -America. Incorporated Nov. 19, 1787, Yearly choice of Officers, day after General Election, PrefidenU William Phillips, Efq.

Vice- Preftdent, JohnLathrop, d. d.

Secretary , Abiel Holmes, D.p. 46 Mifilonary Societies.

AJfijlant Secretary, Rev. W. E. Channing. Treafurer, Mr. Samuel H. Walley. Vicc-Treafurer, John Eliot, d. d. Selecl Committee, Mr. Samuel Salifbury, Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, Kon. John Davis, Jedidiah Morfc, i>. d. and John Eliot, d.d. with the Prefident, Sec'y. and Treafurer.

Maffachufctts Mijionary Society. Inftitated May 28, 1799. Incorporated Feb. 9, 1808. Yearly choice of Officers, lail Tuefday in May. Prefident, Nathaniel Emmons, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Jacob Norton. Treafurer, Henry Gray. Efq.

Trujees, The Prefident, ex officio, Rev. Daniel Hopkins, Rev. Samuel Niles, Samuel Spring, d.d. Samuel Auftin, d.d. Samuel Worcefter, d.d. Rev. Jonathan Strong, Elijah Parifli, d.d. Rev. Jacob Norton, Rev. Timothy Dickinfon, and Deacon Ifaac Warren.

Majfachufetts Baptijt Mijfionary Society. Inflituted May 26, 1802. Incorporated Feb. 28, 1808. Yearly choice of Officers, laft Wednefday in May. Prefident, Thomas Baldwin, d.d. Vice-Prefdtnt, Rev. Jofeph Grafton. Treafurer, Mr. Enfign Lincoln. Secretary, Rev. William Collier.

Truflees, The above officers, ex officio, Rev. Stephen Gano, Rev. Elifha Williams, Rev« Lucius Bolles, Rev. James Read, Rev. William Batchelder, Rev. John Peak, Rev. Jere. Chaplin, a.m. Rev. David Benedict, Dea. John Wait, Dea. JofiahC. Ransford, Dea. Thomas-Kendall, Mr. John Moriarty. _ Berkfhire and Columbian Mijionary Society. Officers chofen on the 3d Tuefday in September.

Hampjkire Mificnary Society at Northampton. Incorporated February 21, 1804. Officers appointed Auguft29, 1811. Prefident, Hon. Caleb Strong, ll. d. Vice-Prefident, Nathaniel Smith. Truflees, Hon. Eben. Hunt, Efq. Rev. Jofeph Lyman, d.d. Juftin Ely, Efq. Rev. Solomon Williams, William Billings, Efq. Rev. David Parfons, d.d. Charles Phelps, Efq. Rev. Enoch Hale, Ethan Ely, Efq. Rev. Richard S. Storrs. .

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Evangelical Miffionary Society in Majfackzifetts.

Inftituted at Lancafler, Oftober 4, 1807. Officers annually elefted on the lft Wednefday in Oclober. Pre/ident, Hon. Elijah Brigham. Vice- Prefident, Rev. Ezra Ripley. Record, and Cor. Secretary, Rev. Nathaniel Thayer. Treafurer, Hon. Benjamin Heywood, l*rufiees, The Prefident and Vice-Prefident, ex officio, Rev. T«hn Cufhing, Rev. Samuel Kendall, d.d. Thomas W. Ward, Efq. Jofeph Allen, Efq. Dea. John White, Rev. Jofeph Chickering, Rev. Aaron Bancroft, d.d. Mr. Eben. Torrey, Dea. John Sander fon, Rev. Reuben Hol- comb, Col. Mofes Coolidge. The next annual meeting will be at Wefton. Rev. Reuben Puffer, d. d. is chofen the firft, and Rev. Joel Fofter the fecond preacher.

Board of Commiffioners of the Society in Scotland for promot- ing Ckriflian Knowledge. Officers chofen in May. Prejident, Hon. Oliver Wendell. Vice-Prtfident, John Eliot, d.d. Treafurer, William Philiips, Efq. Secretary, Jedidlah Morfe, d.d. Affiflant Secretary, Rev. John Codman. Standing Committee, Eliphalet Porter, d. d. William Phillips, Efq. Jedidiah Morfe, d.d. Mr. James White, and Mr. David S. Greenough.

American Board of Com?ni/fionersfor foreign Mijfions. Inftituted June, 1810. This Board confifis of nine Members, viz. William Bartlett, Efq. ")

Rev. Jofeph Lyman, d. d. | Elected by the General Rev. Samuel Spring, d.d. J» AJJcciation of Rev. Jedidiah Morie, d. d. | Majfachufetts Rev. Saml. Worcefter, d.d. J

? Eleaedht^General |Sl££^i^ AJociatwn Gen. Jedidiah HumTngton, of { Counefymt. Rev. Calvin Chapin. ) Officers for the year 1811. Prefxdent, Hon. John Treadwell, Efq. Vice- Prefident, Rev. Samuel Spring, d. ». 48 Bible Societies.

Correfponding Sec'y, Rev. Samuel Worcefter, d .d. Recording Secretary, Rev. Calvin Chapin. Treafurer, Jeremiah Evans, Efq. William Bartletr, Efq, 1 Rev. Samuel Spring, d. d. > Prudential Committee. Rev. Samuel Worcefter, d.d. ) The Board meet annually in September. Alternately in Maflachufetts and Connecticut. Their next annual meet- ing is to be at Hartford the third Wednefday in September.

The Majfachufttts Society for promoting Ckriftian Knowledge.

Inftituted Sept. 1803. Incorporated Feb. 20, 1807. Yearly choice of Officers in May. Prefident, Hon. Eliphalet Pearfon, l.l.d. Vice-Prefident, Thomas Prentifs, D. D. Treafurer, Caleb Gannet, Efq. Clerk, Abiel Holmes, d.d. Secretary, Jedidiah Morfe, d.d. Librarian, Rev. William Greenough. Directors, The above officers, with Rev. Jofhua BateSj, Mr. Jofiah Salifbury, and Mr. Samuel H. Walley.

The Eadern Society for promoting the Knowledge of the Sa-

cred Scriptures, and eflablifhing Chriftian Order> Inflruc- tion and Piety, in the Dijlricl of Maine.

Preft dent, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Vice -Prefident, Rev. Hezekrah Packard. Secretary, Rev. William Jenks. Treafurer, John Abbot, a.m. Truflees, The above officers, with Alden Bradford, Efq. Rev. Ichabod Nichols, Matthew Cobb, Efq. Nathaniel C. Allen, Efq. Rev. Freeman Parker, Nathan Reed, Efq. Jeremiah Bay ley, Efq, Charles Coffin, Efq. and Robert D. Dunning, Efq. Society for promoting Chriftian Knowledge, Piety and Charity. Eflablifhed May 29, 1805. Annual meeting the day before General Election. Prefident, Rev. John Lathrop, d.d. Vice- Prefi dent, Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Secretary, Horace Holley, a.m. Treafurer, Elifha Clap, a.m. Truflees, Hon. Oliver Fifke, Rev. Thaddeus M. Harris, Rev. John Bradford, Rev, John Prince, ll.d. Rev. Henry Bible Societies. 49

Colman, Rev. Jacob Flint, Rev. Samuel Cary, and Dea. James Morrill. Anniverfary preacher for 1812, Rev. Jofeph S. Buckminfter.

Bible Society of Majachufetts. Inftituted in July, 1809. Prefident, William Phillips, Efq. Vice-Prefident, John Lathrop, d.d. Treafurer, Peter O. Thaeher, Efq. AJiJlant-Treafurer, John Tappan.

Correfponding Secretary , Rev. Jofeph S. Buckminfter. Recording Secretary, Rev. John Pierce. Trujlees, James Freeman, d.d. John Eliot, d.d. EK- phalet Porter, d.d. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Thomas Bald- win, d.d. Rev. Charles Lowell, Samuel Salifbury, Efq. Hon. William Brown, Francis Wright, Efq. Hon. Ifaac Parker, Hon. Peter C. Brooks, John Tucker, Efq. Jofeph Hurd, Efq. Samuel Parkman, Efq. Jofeph May, Efq. Mr. Jofeph Sewall, Henry Hill, Efq. and Dea. John Simpkins. Annual meeting, 2d Thurfday after Gen. Election, when afermon is preached at 11 A. M. and a collection made to aid the obje&s of the Society.

Bible Society of Maine. Inftituted in 1809. Preftdent, Samuel Dean, d.d.

Vice- Preftdent, Rev. Elijah Kellogg. Treafurer, Hon. Samuel Freeman. Correfponding Secretary, Rev. Edward Payfon. Recording Secretary, Oliver Bray, Efq. Trujlees, The above officers, with Rev. Afa Lyman, Rev. Caleb Bradley, Capt. Jofeph H. Ingraham, Mr. Robert Boyd, Matthew Cobb, Efq. Mr. Jonathan Dean, Rev. Timothy Hilliard, Rev. Icbabod Nichols, Hon. Ammi R. Mitchel, Levi Cutter, Efq. Rev. William Jenks, and Mr. Mark Harris. • Merrimack Bible Society in Newburyport. -Incorporated 1810. Prefidtnt, William Coombs, Efq. Vice- Prefident, Rev. Samuel Spring, d.d. Correfponding Secretary, Rev. Daniel Dana. Recording Secretary, Wiliam Woart, Efq. Treafurer, Richard Pike, Efq.

Baptifl Education Fund. Yearly choice of Officers, laft Wednefday in May. E 50 Agricultural Societies.

Chairman Thomas Baldwin, d.d. i • % ) w, A , M a„„a> Tr

The Warren AJfociation Will meet at the Baptift Meeting-Houfe in Warren, on Tuefday after the firft Wednefday in September next, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Dr. Metier is appointed to preach the in- troductory fermon ; in cafe of failure, Rev. Barnabas Bates,

' The Bojlon Baptift AJfociation Will meet at Salem on the 3d Tuefday in September. Dr. Baldwin to preach the introductory fermon, and in cafe of failure, Rev. Stephen Gano.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Incorporated May 4, 1780. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, 4th Tuefday in May, Prefidenty Hon. John Adams, l.l.d. Vke-Prefident, John T. Kirkland, d.d. ll.d. Recording Secretary, John Farrar, a.m. Correfponding Secretary, Hon. Jofiah Quincy. Treasurer, Hon. Dudley A. Tyng. Vice-Treafurer, John C. Warren, m.d. Librarian, John Lathrop, d.d. Cabinet Keeper, John Gorham, m.b. Counfellors, Hon. Robert Treat Paine, ll.d. John Lathrop, d.d. John Warren, m.d. Caleb Gannett, Efq. John Davis, ll.d. James Freeman, d.d. Aaron Dexter m.d. Hon. Thomas Dawes, and Henry Ware, d.d.

MjiffachufetLs Hijlorical Society. Instituted at Bofton, Jan. 1791. Incorporated Feb. 19, 1794. Statute meetings, lull Thurfdays o^'January, April, and October, and the day before Commencement, President, Chriftopher Gore, ll.d. Trtafarer, Hon. Jofiui Quincy. .

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Carre/ponding Secretary, John Eliot, d.d. Rrcording Secretary, James Freeman, d.d. Librarian, Rev. Jofeph M'Kean. Cabinet Keeper, Mr. Red ford Webftcr. Standing Committee, Hon. James Winthrop. Thomas L. Winthrop, Efq. Hon. John Da\ns, and John T. Kirkland, d.d. ll.d. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Committee for Publication's, John Eliot, d.d. James Free- man, d.d. Hon. John Davis, and Mr. Redford Webfter.

Majachufelts Profejforfhip of Natural Hijlory. Founded at Harvard College, Cambridge. Vifitors, The Presidents of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of Harvard Univerfity, and of the Maffa-

chufetts Medical Society ; and the Truftess of the Mafla- chufetts Society for promoting Agriculture for the time being. Prefi dent, Hon. John Adams, l.l.d. Secretary, Richard Sullivan, Efq.

Majfachufetts Society for promoting Agriculture. Incorporated March 7, 1792. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, ad Wednef. in June. Prefdent, Hon. John Adams, ll.d. Firfl Vice-Prefdent, Aaron Dexter, m.d. a.a.s. Second Vice-Prefdent, Samuel A. Pomeroy, Efq. Treafurer, Thomas L. Winthrop, Efq. Correjponding Secretary, John Lowell, a.a.s. Recording Sacretary, Richard Sullivan, Efq. Trufiees, Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, Gorham Parfons, Ebenezer Preble, Efq. Hon. Peter C. Brooks, Samuel G. Perkins, Efq. and John Prince.

Kennebeck Agricultural Society at Augujla. Inflituted ia 1800. Incorporated February 17, 1801.

Wejlern Society of Middlefex Hvfbandmen Incorporated February 28, 1803. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers is held on the lft Tuefday in September, at Wefiford, Littleton and Gro- ton, in rotation, at lo o'clock, A.M.

Bejien Library. Incorporated June 17, 1794. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers lft Mond. in March. Librarian, Mr". John Bingham. Treafurer, Mr. William Walter. Secretary, Nathan Webb, Efq. 52 Bofton Athenseun.

Truftees, John Eliot, d.d. William Spooner, m. d. Mr. Redford Webfter, Rev. Afa Eaton, Doftor John G. Coffin, Aaron Dexter, m. d. and Lemuel Shaw, Efquire.

Social Law Library. Yearly meeting for the choice of Officers, 3d Wed. in July Prefident, Hon Dudley A. Tyng. Treafurer, Charles Jackfon, Efq. Clerk, Truftees, jofeph Hall, William Sullivan, and William Prefcott, Efquires. Bofton Athenaeum.

Incorporated Feb. 13, 1807. Yearly meeting for choice of Officers, lftThurfday in Aug. Prefident, Hon. Theophilus Parfons, ll.d. Vice-Prefdent, Hon. John Davis, ll.d. Treafurer, Jofeph Til den. Secretary £# Librarian, Wm. S. Shaw, Efq. Trujlees, Peter O. Thacher, Efq. Rob. H. Gardiner, Efq. Rev. Jof. S. Buckminfter, Hon. Harrifon G. Otis, James Perkins, Samuel Dexter, Efq. and Richard Sullivan, Efq.

Salem Athenceum (Proprietors of the) Incorporated March 6, 18 10. Yearly choice of Officers laft Wednefday but one in May. Prefidmt, Edward A. Holyoke. Treafurer, William Shepard Gray. Clerk, J. Sparhawk Appleton. Librarian, Theodore Ernes. Truftees. Edward A. Holyoke, Samuel Putnam, John D. Treadwell, B. Lynde Oliver, John Pickering, jun. Jofeph Story, Nathaniel Bowditch, Nathaniel Silfbee.

Somerftt Halcyonic and Logical Society for the Promotion of Literature in the county of Somerfet.

Inftituted Oftober 7, 1809. Yearly choice of Officers on the firft Monday in January. Prefident, Dr. Benjamin Allen, jr. Vice-Prefident, Dr. Afa Shepard. Carrefponding Secretary, Mt. Ebenezer S. Phelps. Recording Secretary, Mr. Calvin Wing. Treafurer, Mr. Mofes Allen. Standing Committee, Allen Shepard, Benj. Bowman, jr. Francis Allen, jr. Stephen Nye, Allen Wing, Wm. Tobey. Cincinnati of MafTachufetts. 53

Theological Library. Incorporated June J, 1807. Annual meeting on the fir ft Thuriday in June. Prefident, John Lathrop, q. d. a. a. s. Librarian, Secretary, Rev. S. Cary, A.M. Treafurer^ Rev. Charles Lowell, A. M. Trujlees, John T. Kirkland, D. d. ll. d. a'. A. S. h. S. Eliph. Porter, d. d. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Rev. Ifaac Smith.

( The Society of the Cincinnati 'of Majfachufetts.) Founded A. D. 1783. Incorporated A. D. 1805. Officers elefted July 4, annually. Prefident, Major General John Brooks. Vice- Prefident, Col. William Tudor. Seretary, David Townfend, Efq. Treafurer, Capt. Robert Williams. Affijlant Secretary, John Callender, Efq. Affiflant Treafurer, Capt. Adams Bailey.

Fairfield Female Literary AJfembly. Inftifut. Nov. 12, 1809. Firji Preceptrefs, Mifs Sophia Wing. Second Preceptrefs, Mifs Anna Holway. Cone[ponding Secretary, Mifs Eliza Bowerman. Recording Secretary, Mifs Eliza Shepard. Committee. Mifs Pamela Kimball, Mifs Rofe Bowerman, Mifs Sarah Davis, Mifs Phebe Shepard, Mifs M. Bowerman.

Bojlon Aqucducl Corporation. Incorporated Feb. 27, 1795. ift Yearly meeting for choice of Officers Saturday in May ; quarterly, lft Saturdays in Feb. May, Auguft and Nov. Prefident, Dr. Aaron Dexter. Vice- Prefident, William Hammatt, Efq. Treafurer, Sec'y & Superintcndant. Mr. Benj. C. Gilman. Dinclors, Dr. Aaron Dexter, William Hammatt, Efq. Mr. Gideon Snow, Mr. Daniel D. Rogers, Benja. Weld, Efq. Mr. Jofeph Bray, and Mr. Rlchaid Sullivan.

Society of AJfociated Hcufcwrigkts in Boflcn. Infiitu. 1804. Yearly meetine for choice of Officers, 3d Thurfday in Oft.

Prefident, Ellas Mann. I Vice- Prefi. Ward Jackibn. Ephraim Maifh. Secretary, Ithiel Town. Treafurer. | Trujlecs, Mr. Perez Gill, Mr. Athcrton T. Penniman, Mr. Lemuel Cdlbam, Mr. F.olandHartfhorn, Mr. E'eazer Nichols, Mr. Afa Lrwis, Mr. Daniel Beal, Mr. Amos Penniman and Mr. George Cufhing. E 2 54 Iron Fa&ories.

Faujlus AJociation. Inftituted Auguft 2, 1805. Annual meeting ill Tuefday in Oftober. Prefident, Major Benjamin Ruflell. Secretary, Mr. David Francis. Treafurer, Mr. Enfign Lincoln. Librarian, Mr. Edmund Munroe.

Kine Pock InJlitution—MUk-Strett, Boiton. Founded by His Honor William Gray, for the gratuit- ous inoculation of Seamen. Phyjician and Diretlor, Benjamin Waterhoufe, M. d. Pro- feflbr of the Theory and Practice of Phyfic in the Uni- verfity of Cambridge.

Salem Iron Faclory Company. Incorporated March 4, 1800. [Manufa&ures Nails, Anchors, &c]

Treafurer, John Ofgood I Agent, John W. Ofgood. Clerk, Samuel Putnam Directors, Ichabod Nichols, J ofeph Peabody, John Ofgood.

Amejbury Iron Faclory Company. Incorp. March 26, 1805. [Manufactures Nails, Anchors, &c.J

Clerk, J. Prince, jr. I Agent, Abijah Northey. Treasurer, John Jenks. Direclors, Samuel Gray, Win. Ward, & Jona. Hodges.

Lynn Mineral Spring Corporation. Incorporated March 6, 1810. Officers elefted laft Monday in March. Prejident, Jofeph Ofgood. Secretary & Treasurer, J. S. Anpleton. Direclors, Jofeph Sprague, Michael Webb, Samuel G. Derby, Jery L. Page. [A falubrious (ituation on Salem turnpike 10 miles from Bofton, in vicinity of a beautifui pond abounding with fifh.]

Nezv-HampJIiire Iron Faclory Company. Incorporated December 18, 1805. [Manufactures Iron from the ore, all kinds of Hollow- and Ware, Steel of the very firft quality, j Officers elefted on the 3d Monday of May. Prefident, Ebenezer Beckford.

Treafurer, John Moriarty. | Clerk, John Punchard. Agent, fat Bath and Franconia) Daniel Smith. Direclors, Samuel Page, William Safford, Ebcnczer Seccomb, and George S. Johonnot. J Branch Bank. 55

Bofion Hat Manufactory . Incorporated Feb. 27, 1810.

Prefident, Thos.S.Boardman. I Secretary, Caleb Hartfhorn.

Treasurer, Samuel Barry. | Agent, Henry Mefiinger. Direclors, Samuel Barry, Jcfle Brown, Jofbua Vofe, Matthias Crocker, T. S. Boardman.

Boflon Exchange Coffee-Houfc. Incorporated 1807.

Prefident, Harrifon G. Otis. | Treafurtr, Gamal. Bradford.

Bank of the United States at Philadelphia.

David Lenox, Prefident. j George Simpfon, Cafhier.

Branch of the U. S. Bank at Bojlon. Capital, 700,000 Dols.

George Cabot, Prefident. | Turner Phillips, Cafhier.

Branch of the U. S. Bank at New-York. Prefident. Jonathan Burral, J Cafhier,

Branch of the U. S. Bank at Baltwwrc.

John Swan, Prefident. | Cafhier.

Branch of the U. S* Bank at Charlejlon. Adam Gilchnft, Prefident. Jofiah Smith, Cafhier. |

Branch of the U. S. Bank at Norfolk. Robert Prefident. Robt. Taylor, | Oiiphant, Cafhier.

Branch of the U. S. Bank at Wafhington. Carlton, Prefident. James Davidfon, Jofrph | jun. Cafliier.

Branch of the U. S. Bank at Savannah.

Jofoph Habeifham, Prefident. | Thos. Mendenhall, Cafliier.

Branch of the United States Bank at New-Orleans. Benjamin Morgan, Prefident. Jofeph Saul, Cafhier. J

Mafachufetts Bank at Boflnn. Incorporated Feb. 7, 1784. [Capital, 1600,000 Dollars. Officers eletted on the fir ft Wednefday in January. William Phillips, Prefident. James 1 hwing, Cafhier. J Directors, Joleph Head, Jofeph Coolidgc, Aaron Dex- ter, Benjanvn Greene, William Parfons, John Phillips, Samuel Salifbury, Samuel H. Wp.Hey, G. G. Lee, Jolq.h Tildcn, and Edward Tuckerman, jun. Firft Teller, Nathaniel Fofter. Second Teller^ Thomas Chafe- $6 Banks.

Firft Bookkeeper, Nathaniel H. Furncfs. Second Beck-Keeper, James Dodd. Difcount Clerks, Edward Sharp, and Miles Greenwood. Atfiftant Clerk, John H. Bowes. Mejengers, James Hill, and Jonah Willard. and Thurfday. ffj~ Days of Difcount, Monday

Union Bank at Bcfton.

Incorporated June 25, 1792. Charter renewed to the firft Monday in OR. 1812. [Capital 1200,000 Dollars.] Directors ele&ed on the firft Monday in Sept.

Oliver Wendell, Prefident. | George Burroughs, Cafhier. Diretlors, Samuel Brown, Benja. Bufley, Stephen Cod- man, Timothy Bigelow, Benj. Joy, John Welles, Thomas L- Winthrop, Samuel Cobb, John Davis, Jofiah Quinry, Henderfon Inches, Aaron Hill, Samuel Dana, Matthew Bridge, John Brazer, Triftram Barnard, Samuel D. Harris, and Benjamin Homans, ex officio, as Secretary of the Com- monwealth. Paying Teller, Samuel Parker. Receiving Teller, Amur Adams. Firjl Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Emmons. Second Bock-Keeper, Johnfon Jackfon. Difcount Clerks, Wm. Furnels and Kenry Stevenfon. AJfift ant-Clerk, Wm. Coffin, jun. Mejfenger, Jonathan Trot. Porter, Benjamin White. (J^r Day of Difcount, Tiiefday.

Bcfion Bank.

Incorporated March 4, t8o3. Charter to continue till the lft Monday in 0£tober, 1812. Capital, 1800,00c Dollars. Officers elefted on the id Monday in June. T. Apthorp, Prefident. Jofeph Chapman, John | Cafhier. Diretlors, Ifaac P. Davis, Stephen Higg'nfon, jr. Will- iam Pickman, William Pratt, William Sullivan, Daniel Sargent, Epes Sargent, William Brown, H. G. Otis. Thos. C. Amory, Ebenezer Francis, David Tilden, James Prince, Benjamin AuOin, George Blake, Amafa Stetfon, RufFell Sturgifs, and Jona. L. Auftin, ex officio, as Treafurer of the Commonwealth. Firjl Teller, Robert Laih, jun. Second Teller, Thomas Powars. Firft Book-Keeper, James Ellifon.

Second Book-Keeper , James L, Parker, Banks. 57

Difcount Clerk, Matthew S. Parker. A/ffiant-Clerk, Henry Cufhing. Mejfenger, Alexander Bowers. Porter, Jofeph Badger. Solicitor for Loans, William Sullivan. g^- Days of Difcount, Monday, Wcdnefday, and Friday.

State Bank, at Bqficn. [Capital, 3,ooo,cco Dollars.] Incorporated June 27, 18x1. Charter to continue 20 years. Directors elected on the lft Monday in October.

William Gray, Preiident. j John P. Clark, Cafhier. Diretlors, George Blake, Matthew Bridge, Samuel Dana, Henry Dearborn, William Munroe, James Prince, JelTe Putnam, Amafa Steifon, David Tildeii, David Townfend, William Ward. Paying Teller, Samuel Norwood. Receiving Teller, Samuel Frothingham. Firjl Book-Keeper, John Pickens, jr. Second Book-Keeper, George Homer. Difcount Clerk, Charles Harris. Affijlant Clerk, Jofiah Snelling. Mejfenger, Samuel Thompfon. Porter, John White. ffc$T Difcount Days, Mondays, and Thuifdays, before 12 o'clock. Nantucket Bank. [Capital loo.oco Dollars.] Incorporated Feb. 27, 179,5. Charter renewed to the lft Monday in October, 1812. Officers elected on the lft Monday in January.

Jofeph Chafe, Prefident. | G. G. Folger, Cafhier.

Nantucket Pacific Bank. Capital ioc,ooo Dollars. Incorporated March 3, 1804. Charter renewed to the id Monday in October, 1812. Officers defied on the lit Monday in July.

Triltram HulTev, Prefident. | Natbaii Cmnftock, Cafhier.

Newburyport Bank. Capital, 550,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 8, 1803, and united with Merrimack P>ank June 14, 1805; to continue to the lft Monday in Oaober, 1812. Officers elected on the lft Monday in October.

William Bartletr, Piefident. } Samuel Mullikcn, Cafhier. 58 Banks.

Portland Bank. Capital, 300,000 Dollar*. Incorporated June 15, 1799; and to continue from July i, *799> to July 1, 1819. Officers elefted on the lit Monday in Tanuary.

Matthew Cobb, Prefident. ', Jofeph Swift, Cafliier.

Maine Bank at Portland. Capital, 300,000 Dollars. Incorporated June 23, 1802. Charter renewed to the lft Monday in October, 1812. Officers elected on the lft Monday in June. Cutter, Cafliier. Samuel Freeman, Prefident. J Levi

EJfex Bank at Salem. Capital, 300,000 Dollars. to l, 1819. Incorpor. June 18, 1799 J am* to continue July Officers elected on the lft Monday in June. Cafliier. William Orne, Prefident. | William S. Gray, (£3- Difcount Days, Monday and Wednefday.

Salem Bank. Capital, 200,000 Dollars. the lft Incorporated March 8, 1803 ; and to continue from Monday in June, 1803, to the lft Monday in Oft. 1812. Officers elefted on the lft Monday in June. Moriarty, Cafliier. Benj. Pickman, jr. Prefident. { John g^- Difcount Days, Monday and Thurfday.

Merchants' Bank, Salem. Capital, 200,000 Dollars. Incorporated June, 1811. Charter to continue 20 year*, from the lft Monday in Oftober, 1811. Officers elefted lft Monday in October annually. JohnSaunders,Cafliier. Benj. W.CrowninfiYieid, Prefident. j

Gloucejler (Cape-Ann) Bank. Capital, 100,000 Dollars.

Incorp. Jan. 27, 18c© ; and to continue till Oft. l, 1812. Officers elefted on the 3d Tuefday in April. Prefident, Allen, Cafliier. John Somes, J Jofeph

Beverly Bank. Capital, 160,000 Dollars.

Incorporated June 23, 1802 ; to continue till Ofto. 1, 1812.

Officers elefted on the lft Monday in Oftober. IfraelThorndike, Prefident. Jofiah Gould, Cafnier. \ £f Difcount Day, Monday. Banks. 59

Lincoln and Ktnnebeck Bank, at Wifcajfct* [Capital, 200,000 Dollars.] Incorporated June 23, 1802. Charter renewed to the lft Monday in Oftober, 1812. Officers clecled on the ill Monday in September.

Abiel Wood, jr. Prefident. | Henry Roby, Cafhier.

Bedford Bank, at New-Bedford. Capital, 150,000 Dollars.

Incorporated March 7, 1803. Charter renewed to the lft Monday in Oftober, 1812. Officers elected on the lft Monday inOftober. Thomas Hazard, Prefident. Picken*, Cafhier. | John

Saco Bank, Capital, 100,000 Dollars. Incorporated March 8, 1803; and to continue to the lft Monday in October, 1812. Officers elefted on the lft Monday in October. Thomas Cutts, Prefident. Samuel Pcirfon, Cafhier. J

Plymouth Bank. Capital, too, 000 Dollars. Incorporated June 23, 1803; to continue till July 1, 1812. Officers elected on the 1 R Monday in January.

Wiilam Davis, Prefident. | William Goodwin, Cafhier.

Eallowtll andAugufta Bank, at HallowelU [Capital, 200,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated March 6, 1804 ; to continue till Oft. 1, 1812. Officers elefted on the lft Monday in January. Prefident. Jeremiah Dummer, Cafhier. |

Worceflcr Bank. [Capita], 150,000 Dollars.} Incorporated March 7, 1804; t0 continue till the if! Mon- in October, 1812. Officers ele&ed on the ill Wednefday in Oftober.

Daniel Waldo, Prefident. | R. B. Brigham, Cafhier.

Marblehead Bank. Capital, 100,000 Dollars.

Incorporated March 7, 1804 ; and to continue from Octo- ber, 12, 1804, to Oftober 12, 1812. Officers elefted on the id Monday in January. Nathaniel Hooper, Prefident. Ruffell, Cafhier. j John Co Infurance Companies,

Majfachufdts Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Bojicn. [Capital, 400,000 Dollars.] incorporated (originally June 25, 1795) 'Feb. 13, 1799; and to continue until June 25, 1815. Officers elefted on the'hft Wednefday in Auguft.

Arnold Welles, PreGdent. { Edward Horfraan, Secretary. Direclors, John Andrews, Jonathan AmOry,jr. Wm. H. Bardman, Gamaliel Bradford, Benjamin Buffey, Samuel Cobb, Stephen Codman, Jonathan Chapman, Jofeph Hall, Jofeph Head, Jofaph Hurd, Benjamin Joy, Jona. Mafon, Samuel Parkraan, William Smith, John Welles. Mejfenger, John Heard, 3d.

Maffachufttts Mutual Fire Infurance Company at Bojlon, [Funds, 300,000 Dollars.] Incorporated March 1, 1798. Ofi&cers elected on the lft Tueiday in June. Triftram Barnard, Prefident. Andrew Cunningham, Secretary and Treafurer. Direclors, William Mackay, William Sullivan, George Blanchard, John Bray, Andrew Sigourney, P^uiTell Sturgif?,, Jonathan HunneweH, G.G. Lee, Samuel Snelling, Ben}. Weld, Samuel Gore, John Winflow, John Phillips, aui. James Phillips. Mcfenger, George Humphries.

Befm Marine Infurance Company, [Capital, 300,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated February 13, 1799 : and to continue 20 years* Officers elected on the "lft Monday in January. George Cabot, Prefident. Jofeph May, Secretary. | Direclors, Thomas C Amory, George Cabot, Samuel Cabot, Jofeph Coolidge, jr. Jonathan Davis, Thomas Per- kins, William Pickman, William Pratt. Ebenezer Prebl^ John Prince, jr. Daniel Sargent, Timothy Williams. Goddard. MeJJ'engert Samuel

Suffolk Infurance Company at Bojlon. [Capital, 225,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated February 12. 1803 ; and to continue eo yeaiw Officers elecled on the 2d Monday in January. Epes Sargent, Prefident. George Hunt, Secretary- J Infurance Companies. 61

Direclors, Thomas H. Perkins, Samuel P. Gardner, John Parker, Ifaac P. Davis, Jofeph Lee.

New-Eng/and Marine Infurance Company at Bojlon. [Capital, 300,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated March 5, 1803 ; and to continue 20 years. Officers defied en the lft Monday in January. Secretary. Peter C. Brooks, Prefident. \ James Hall, Direclors, Gardner L. Chandler, Gardner Greene, Ozias Goodwin, John Holland, Nehem. Parfons, Wm. Phillips, John Phillips, Jofeph Tilden, Thomas L. Winthrop, Samuel Swett. Meffenger, John Breckenridge.

Union Infurance Company at Bq/lcn. [Capital, 300,000 Dollars.J

Incorporated March 28, 1804 ; and to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the 2d Monday in January.

David Greene, Prefident. j Samuel King, Secretary. Directors, Matthew Bridge, Thomas Dennie, Samuel D. Harris, Thomas K. Jones, Benja. Weld, Thomas Lamb. Mejfenger, Jeremiah Kahler.

Commercial Infurance Office at Bofon. Benja. P. Homer, Treafurer. { Jofeph Balch, Secretary.

North American Infurance Company at Bcflon. [Capital 300,000 Dollars.] Incorporated February 21, 1804.

JeflTe Putnam, Prefiden*. [ Samuel Clark, Secretary. Direclors. Hon. Wra. Gray, Jonathan L. Auftin, David Tilden, Rufiell Sturgis, John Brazer, Triftram Barnard. Mejfenger, Mr. Towers.

Private Infurance Offices at Bofton.

Nath'iP. Ruffell. Thomas I | Englifh. W. B. Proaor. Charles Bradbury. | j Wm.Stackpole.y,

Newburyport Marine Infurance Company. Incorporated June 18, 1799 ; to continue «o years. Officers elected on the ill Monday in January.

John Pettingel, Prefident. { Henry Loring, Secretary. F 6z Infurance Company.

Merrimack Fire and Marine Infurance Co. at Newbu*yp9rt.

Incorporated February 15, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the lftTuefday in January. Thomas M. Clark, Prefident. Samuel Tenney, Secretary. J

Union Marine and Fire Infurance Company at Nctoburyport* [Capita], 100,000 Dollars.] Incorporated Feb. 26, 1807 ; to continue 20 years. Stephen Holland, Prefident. William Woait, Secretary, j

Maine Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Portland,

Incorporated Feb. 7, 1800 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the lft Tuefday in January. George Bradbury, Prefident. Morle, Secretary. | Elifha

United Marine and Fire Infurance Company at Portland, Incorporated Feb. 9, 1807; to continue 20 years. Officers ele&ed on the lft Tuefday in April. James Neal, Prefident. Watfon, Secretary. j John

Salem Marine Infurance Company. [Capital, 200,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated June 9, 1800 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the lft Monday in July. Jacob Alhton, Prefident. S. Appleton, Secretary. | J.

EJfex Fire and Marine Infurance Company at Salem* [Capital, 300,000 Dollars.]

Incorporated March 7, 1803 ; to concinue 20 years. Officers elefted on the lft Monday in July. Nathl.Bowditch, Prefident. James Mansfield, jr.Secretaiy, }

Union Marine Infurance Company at Salem. [Capital, 200.000 Dollars.] Incorporated Feb. 29, 1804; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the 2d Monday in April.

MofesTownfend, Prefident. j William Rantoul, Secretary.

Social Infurance Company at Salem. [Capital, 100,000 Dollars.] Incorporated March 4, 1807 ; to continue So years. Officers elected on the 3d Monday in April. James Cook, Prefident. Jofhua Goodale, Secretary* |

Beverly Marine Infurance Company* [Capital, 100,00® Dollar*, j . ,

Marine Societies. 63

Incorporated June 20, 1809 ; to continue^o years. Officers chofen on the 4th Monday in July. Moles Brown, Prefident. Ifaac Secretary. j Flagg,

Lincoln and Kennebeck Marine hfurance Ccmp'y at Wifcaffet.

Incorporated Feb 12, 1803 j to continue 20 years. Officers ele&ed on the lft Tuefday in March. Peieg 1 ailman, Piefident. John Merrill, Secretary. [

Marblehead hfurance Company

Incorporated Match 8, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the lft Monday in January. Robert Hooper, Prefident. Bond, Secretary. | John

Marblehead Social Infurance Company* Incorporated June 17, 1809.

Gloucejler Marine Infurance Company.

Incorporated June 22, 1803 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the lft Monday in May.

William Fearce, Prefident. } William Saville, Secretary.

Nantucket Marine Infurance Company.

Incorporated March 3, 1804 » to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the fecond Monday in January.

James Barker, Prefident. | Francis Macy, Secretary,

Nantucket Union Marine Infurance Company.

Incorporated June 21, 1804 ; to continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the 2d Monday in January.

William Coffin, Prefident. | John Carturight, Secretary

Ktnnebunk Marine Infurance Company at Wells.

Incorporated March 9, 1804; to continue 20 years. Officers elefted on the til Monday in January.

Hampjkire Fire Infurance Company at Northampton.

Incorporated March 9, 1804; to continue 20 years. Officers elected on the ift Wednefday in October.

Bedford Marine Infurance Company. Incorporated February If, 1805; to continue 20 years. Officers elecied on the 2d Monday in April, Jofeph Ricketfon, Prefident. j 64 Marine Societies.

Bojlon Marine Society. Inftituted in 1742. Incorporated in 1754. Officers elecied on the lft Tuefday in November.

Jonathan Chapman, Prefidt. I Benja. Homans, Secretary.

John Holland, Vice Prefidt. { Wm. Smith, Treafurer. Truflees, Triftram Barnard, Thomas Dennie, Ozias Goodwin, John Mackay, Benjamin Rich, George G. Lee, James Freeman, William Machett, Wm. Sturgis, John Wood.

Committee of Relit?/, Jof. Ripley, Benja. Smith, Michael Hopkins, Nathaniel Goodwin, and Henry Atkins. Committee of Obfervation of tht Magnetic Needle, and Ma- ritime Improvements, George G. Lee, Window Lewisf and William Sturgis.

Salem Marine Society. Inftituted March 25, 1766. Incorporated in 1771. Officers elecied on the laft Thurfday in Oclober.

Mafler, Benjamin Pickman. I Treafurer, Jona. Gardner.

Dtp. Mafler, John Ofgocd. | Clerk, Nathaniel Knight.

Salem Eajl-hdia Marine Society. Inftituted in Nov. 1799. Icorporated March 3, 1801. Officers elecied on the ift Wednefday in Jasuary.

Prefident Benja. Carpenter. I Treafurer, Nathl. Silfbee.

Secretary, Dudley L. Pickman. | To infpeel and arrange the Journalsfrom abroad, Nathaniel Bowditch. Committee of Obfervation, Mofes Townfend, Robert Em- ery, James Devereux. Newburyport Marine Society. Inftituted Nov. 13, 1772. Incorporated Oft. 11, 1777. Officers elecied on the laft Thurfday in November.

Mafter, Michael Hodge. j Treafurer, Benjamin Wyatt.

Dep.Mafler, Nich. Johnfon. | Secretary, A. Wheelwright,

Portland Marine Society. Incorporated Febuary &6, 1796. Officers elecied oa the 3d Tuefday in December.

Prefident, JofephTitcomb. 1 Treafurer, Stephen Waite.

Vict-Prefidtnt, Robert Ilfley, | Secretary, John Woodman,"

Marblehead Marine Society. Incorporaied Fcburary 11, 1799. Baily. Secretary, Ifaac Prefident, John | Mansfield. Treafurer, Eben. G. Evaus. Grand Lodge of Maflachufetts. 65

Grand Lodge of Majfackujettx. The firft Mafon's Lodge in America was held in Bofton, July 3c, ,5733, by virtue of a commiflion from the Right Honourable and Right Worfhipful Anthony Lord Vifcount Montague, Grand Mailer of England. —The Maflachufetts Grand Lodge (alfo holdenat Bcfton) was firft eftablifhed on December 27, ,5769, and defcended from the Grand Matter of Scotland.—On the 19th of June, 5792, a Grand Mafonic Union was formed by the two Grand Lodges, and all dif- tinftions between ancient and modern Mafons abolilhed. (J^fr The Quarterly Communications are held at Mafon's Hali, in Boflon, on the evenings of the 2d Mondays in March, June, September, and December. Yearly choice of Officers, 2d Monday in December. Grand Officers elected and sppcinted for the year A. L. 5811 and A. D. 1811, on the 10th of Dec. 1810. M. W. & Hon. Timothy Bigelow, Efq. Grand Majler. R. W. Samuel Bradford, Efq. Deputy Grand Majler. R. W. Francis Johonnot Oliver, Efq. Sen. Grand Warden. R. W. Benjamin Ruffell, Efq. Junior Grand Warden. R. W. Andrew Sigourney, Grand Treafurtr. W. John Proftor, Grand Recording Secretary. R. W. John Bartlet, Grand Ccrrejponding Secretary. R. W. & Rev. Afa Eaton, Grand Chaplain. R. W. Henry Fowic, Grand Marjiial. R. W. Thomas Redman, Grand Sword Bearer. R. W. John B. Hammatt, Senior Grand Deacon. R. W. Job Drew, Junior Grand Deaccn. R. W. Michael Roulftone, )

R. W, Ephraim Beman, f , . . Grandr Rewards.c W. Andrew Roulftone, > W. Benjamin Ingalls, ) G™d Pur/warns. W! fe^t'lchfied, I Br. William Eaton, Grand Tyler. The following is a Lift of the Lodges under the jurifdiftion of the Grand Lodge of Maflachufetts. The Lodges ate

divided into twelve diflri&s ; and a Diftrift Deputy Grand Mafler appointed to each diftrict by the prefent Grand Mafler, viz. FIRST DISTRICT. R. W. Join Dixwell of Boflon, D. D. G. M. St. John's Lexington Needham Reading Bojlon d

66 Mafonic Societies.

King Solomon Charhflown Rural Quincy Columbian Conftellation Dedham Wafhington Roxbury Amicable Cambridgeport Union Dorchefter SECOND DISTRICT. R. W. Jofeph Baker of Salem, D. D. G. M. St. John Newburyport Effex Salem Tyrian Gloucefier Merrimack Haverhill St. Peter Newburyport St. Mark Newburyport Philanthropic Marblekead Mount Carmel Lynn Unity Ipfwick Jordan Danvers THIRD DISTRICT. R.W. & Rev. Jotham Waterman of Barnftable, D. D. G. M. Old Colony Hingkam Forefather's Rock Plymouth King Hiram Provincetown Fraternal Barnftablc Adams Welljleet Sumner Dennis < Fellowfhip Bridgewater Corner Stone Duxborougk Marine Falmouth (Barnft.) FOURTH DISTRICT. R. W. James Ellis, Efq. of Rehoboth, D. D. G. M. Briftol Norton Star Canton Montgomery Franklin Waihingtcn Remembered Eaftern Star Rehoboth New-Bedford King David Taunton FIFTH DISTRICT. R. W. John Abbot of Weftford, D. D. G.M. Trinity Lancafler Social Afbby Middlefex Framingham Aurora Leominjier St. Paul Groton Pentucket Chelmsford Corinthian Concord Fredonia Northborougk SIXTH DISTRICT. R. W. & Revi James Thompfon, of Barre, D. D. G. M Morning Star Worcejler Mount Zion Hardwick Fayette Charlton Harris Athol Thomas Monfon Charity^ Mendon Olive Branch Oxford Humanity Holland Meridian Sun Brookfeld SEVENTH DISTRICT. W. John Phelps, Efq. of Granville, D. D. G. M. Federal Bland/or Pacific Leveret Republican Greenfield Mount Vernon Belchertown Harmony Northfeld Rifing Sun Sandisfield Jerufalem Williamfburg Friendly Society Wcfi- Mount Pleafant Granville Springjiefd .

Mafonic Societies. 67

F IP HTH DISTRICT R. W. Robert Walker, Efq. of Windfor, D. D. G. M. Friendfhip Williamflown Sincerity Partridgefield Franklin Chejler Wifdom Wtfi-Stockbridge Evening Star Lenox Sheffield Sheffield Cincinnati^ Gr. Harrington Myftic Lanesbord1

ninth J ISTR ICT. R. W. James D. Hopkins, Efq. of Portland, D. D. G. M.

Lincoln Wifcajet | Oriental Bridgetown

Kennebeck Hallowell I Solar Bath United Topfham Ancient Land Mark Portland Saco Saco Oxford Paris Pythagorean Fryeburgh Oi iental Livermorc Cumberland Ncw-Gloucejler TENTH DISTRICT. R. W. & Hon. Samuel Thatcher, of Warren, D.D. G.M. Hancock Cafline St. George Warren Amity Cambden Felicity Buckficwn Rifing Virtue Bangor Maine Farming ton Orient Thomajlown ELEVENTH DISTRICT. R. W. Oliver Sbcad, Efq. of Eaitport, D. D. G. M.

Warren Machias I Eaftern Eajlpori

Tufcan Columbia j Ionick Sttubcn TWELFTH DISTRICT. R. W. John Brock, jun. of Nantucket, D, D. G.M.

Union Nantucket | King Solomon in Pei feftion, Holmes-Hole. Out of the Commonwealth, but under the Jurifdi&ion. St. John Stabrcch, Dcmerara, (Weft Indies.)

Grand Royal Arch Chapter. Yearly meeting on the sdTuefday of September, at Befbn and Newburyport alternately. JM. E. James D. Hopkins, Efq. Grand High Priejl, M. E. Henry Fowle, Deputy Grand High PrieJ. E. John Abbot, Efq. Grand King. E. Henry Purkitt, Efq. Grand Scribe. E. Andrew Sigourney, Grand Treafur er. E. Edward Horfman, Grand Secretary John B. Hammatt, Grand Mar/hall. Rev. James Thompfon, Grand Chaplain. Seth Johnfon, } John Chadwick f Qw ' u d w*c«/»#Stetoardu*, Benjamin Whitmore, C '"* Nicholas Pierce, jun. ) 68 Calendar of S. J. Courts.

Grand Infide CtntineL Ebenezer Oliver, > r~~*,j t i,~* Grand T s' Richard Hunnewell ,J ^ [The following Chapters are under the jurifdi&ion of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter.] St. Andrew's Royal Arch Chapter, eftab- lifhed in the year 5769, meets regularly in the town of Bofton, at Mafon's Hall, on the evening of the Wednefday preceding the full moon. King Cyrus's Royal ArC'h Chapter, meet* in the town of Newburyport, on the evening of the fecond Tuefday in each month. St. John's Royal Arch Chapter meets regu- larly at Mafon's Hall, in Groton, on the Tuefday preced- ing the full moon, except when the full moon is on a Tuef- day, and then they meet on that day. Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chapter meets regularly at Wafhington's Hall, in Portland, on the evening of the third Monday in each month. King Solomon's Royal Arch Chapter meets in the town of Charlton.

The Bofton Encampment cf Knights Templars Meets regularly at Mafoxi's Hall, Boilon, on the Wednef. day evening fucceeding the full of the moon. King Dar :d's Council of Knights of the Red Crofs Is regularly held in the town of Portland.

The African Lodge in "Bofton Meets regularly on the evening of the firft Tuefday in each month.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial. Courts, SUFFOLK AND NANTUCKET. Bofion, 2d Tuefday in March, and 4th Tuefday in Nov. ESSEX. Ipfwich, 4th Tuefday in April. Salem, 6th Tuefday, next after rhe 41b Tuefday in Sept. MIDDLESEX. Concord, 1 ft Tuefday in April. Cambridge, £th Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefd. in Sept. YORK. York, 3d Tuefday in May. Alfred, G:h Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday of Sept. HAMPSHIRE AND FEANKLIN. Northampton, 4th Tuefd. in April and 3d Tuefday of Sept Calendar of Courts of Com. Pleas. 69 PLYMOUTH. Plymouth, on the 3d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in September. BRISTOL. Taunton, 3d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday of Sept. BARNSTABLE AND DUKES. Barnflable, ift Tuefday, next after the 4th Tuefday of Sept. WORCESTER. Worcefter, 2d Tuefday in April, and 4th Tuefday in Sept. CUMBERLAND AND OXFORD. Portland, 4th Tuefday in May, and 4th Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday in September. LINCOLN. WifcalTer, on 2d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in May, and on the 3d Tuefday of September. BERKSHIRE. Lenox, oa the 2d Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in April, and on the 2d Tuefday in September. HANCOCK AND WASHINGTON. Caftine, on the 3d Tuefday next after 4th Tuefday in May. NORFOLK. Dedham, on the ift Tuefday in March, and the 4th Tuef- day next after the 4th Tuefday in September. KENNEBECKAND SOMERSET. Augufta, ift Tuefday next after the 4th Tuefday in May, and on the 2d Tuefday next after the 3d Tuefday of Sept.

Calendar of Circuit Courts of Common Picas. SUFFOLK. Bofton, ift Tuefday of January, 3d Tuefday of April, ift Tuefday of July, and ift Tuefday of Oftober. ESSEX. Ipfwich, laft Monday of March, and laft Monday of Dec. Salem, laft Monday in June. Newburyport, laft Monday of September. MIDDLESEX. Concord, on the Monday next preceding the 3d Tuefday of March, on the Monday next preceding the ift Tuefday of June, and on the Monday next preceding the 2d Tuef- day of September. Cambridge, on the Monday next preceding the 3d Tuef- day of December. YORK. York, on the 3d Monday of April. Alfred, ift Monday in January, and 2d Monday of Sept, fo Calendar of Courts of Com. Pleas.

HAMPSH IRE. Northampton, 2d Monday of January, a?\d 3d Monday ia May, 4th Monday in Auguft, and lft Monday in Nov. "PLY M OUTIi, Plymouth, 2d Tuefo'ay of April, 2d Tuefday of Auguft, and 3d Tuefday of November. BRISTOL. Taunton, 2d Monday of March, 2d Monday of June, 2d Monday of September, and 2d Monday of December. BARNSTABLE. Barnftable, laft Tuefday in March, and laft Tuefday of Sept. duke's county. Edgarton, 3d Tuefday in May, and 1 ft Tuefday in Nov. NANTUCKET. Nantucket, on the Tuefday next preceding the laft Tuefday of March, and on the ift Tuefday in Ottober. WORCESTER. Worcefter, on Monday next preceding the 4th Tuefday of March, Monday next preceding the 2d Tuefday of June,

Monday next preceding the 1 ft Tuefday of September, and on Monday next preceding the ift Tuefday in Dec. CUMBERLAND. Portland, on the 1 ft Tuefday of March, 3d Tuefday of June, and the 3d Tuefday of November. LINCOLN. Wifcaffet, ad Monday of May. Warren, 2d Monday in January. Topfham, 4th Monday of Auguft. BERKSHIRE. Lenox, on the £d Monday of April, 4th Monday of Auguft, and laft Monday of December. HANCOCK. Caftine, id Tuefday in May, ed Monday in Auguft, and 2d Tuefday in November. WASHINGTON. Machias, 3d Tuefday of March, and 3d Tuefday in Auguft. NORFOLK.. Dedham, 4th Monday of April, 3d Monday of September, and 3d Monday of December. KENNEBECK. Augufta, 3d Mondays of May and Auguft, and 2d Monday of December. OXFORD. Paris, on the 2d Tuefday of May, 4th Tuefday of Sepiem* ber, and 3d Tuefday of February. Probate Courts. 7 x SOMERSET. Norridgewock, 3d Tuefday of March, 4thTuefday of June, and lft Tuefday of November. FRANKLIN. Greenfield, 2d Monday of March and Sept. yearly.

Calendar of Probate Courts. SUFFOLK. Bofton, on every Monday in the year, except the lft Mon- day in each month. ESSEX. Ipfwich, on the lft Monday of every month in the year, and the Tuefday and Wednefday following, except the id Monday in April, when the Court will not begin until

Tuefday morning ; and on the laft Mondays of March and December, and Tuefdays and Wednesdays following. Newbury port, on the Thurfdays and Fridays following the lft Mondays in March, June, September, and December. Salem, on the 3d Mondays of January, April, July, and Oelober, and Tuefdays following, Marblehead, on the Wednesdays and Thurfdays following the 3d Mondays of January, April, July, and October. Andover, on the Thurfdays and Fridays following the lft Mondays of May, Auguft, and November. Gloucefter, on the Tuefdays and Wednefdays following the 2d Mondays in May, Auguft and November. MIDDLESEX. Cambridge, on the 2d Tuefdays of January, May, Novem-

. ber, and December, and on the bft Tuefday of Auguft. Concur-, on the 2dTuH'days of April and June, and on the lft Tuefdays of October and December. G^oton, on ihe 4th Tuefday in May, and 3d Tuefday|in Oft. Framin^ham, on the 3d Tuefday in Junf , and 2d Tuefday in Oftober. Woburn, on the 4th Tuefday in April. Chelmsford, on the 3d Tuefday in September. YO KK. York, on the 2d Monday in February, on the Saturday pre-

ceding the 3d Monday in April ; on the Monday pre- the ceding 3d Tuefday in May j on the 3d Monday in July. Alfred, on the Saturday preceding the lft Monday in Jan- uary ; on the Saturday preceding the 2d Monday in Sep-

tember ; and on the Monday preceding the 6th Tuefday next after the ad Tuefday in September. Kenncbunk, the 3d Mondays in March, June, Auguft m4 November. 7 * Probate Courts.

Doughty VFalU, the Tuefday next following the 3d Mon- day iu June. HAMPSHIRE AND FRANKLIN. At Northampton, on the ift Tuefday in February, April,, June, October and December, and on the 3d Tuefday in Auguft, at the Houfe of Theodore Lyman. At Greenfield, on the ift Tuefdays in Jan. and March, the 2d Tuefdays in May, July and September, and on the 3d Tuefday in November, at the Houfe of Calvin Munn. At Weftfield, on the 2d Tuefday in February, the 3

BARK ST ABLE. Barnff able, on the 2d Tuefdays of Apr. May, June and Sept. Great-Marfhes, on the 2d Tuefdays of Januaiy, February, July and December. Yarmouth, on the 2d Tuefday of Auguft. Sandwich, on the 2d Tuefday of November. Falmouth, on the day after the Court is held at Sandwich. Brewfter, on the 3d Tuefday of Mar. and 2d Tuef. in Oct. Harwich, on the Mondays preceding the holding of the Court at Brewfter. Eaftham, on the Wednefdays following the holding of the Court at Biewfter. Wei) fleet, on the Thurfdays following the holding of the Court at Brewfter. WORCESTER.

Worcefler, on th: fir ft Tuefday in every month. Templeton, on the Thurfday next after the 3d Tuefday in May, and on the 3d Tuefday in Oclober. Brookfitld, (weft parifhj on the 2d Tuefday in April, and 4ih Tuefday in Otfcber. Lancafter, on the 3d Tuefdays of May and November. Uxbridge, on the 4th Tuefdays of May and November. CUMBERLAND. Portland, on the 2d Wcdnefday of every month, except

March ; and on the 4th Wednesday of every month, ex- cept May, June, and November. Gorham, on the iff Wednefday of February. North-Yarmouth, on the 3d Wednefday of July. Brunfwick, on the 3d Wednefday of May. Standifh, on the iff Wednefday ofAuguft, New-Gloucefter, on the iff Wednefday of October. Freeport, on the :ft Wednefday of November. LINCOLN. Wifcaffet, on the Wednef lay prec ding the 2d Monday of

January ; on the iff Monday of Man h ; on the Saturday

preceding the fid Monday of May ; and on the Saturday afer the lft Tuefday of September. Kewcaftle, on the Thurfday preceding the 2d Monday of January, and 5th Thurfday after the 4thTucfd:y of May. Waldohorough, on the Friday preceding the 2d Monday of January, and on the 5th Wednefday after the 4th Tuef- day in May. Warren, on the Saturday before the 2d Monday of January'; and 00 the 4th Tutfday after die 4th TuelcVy of May. . 74 Probate Courts.

Thomaftown, on the ed Monday of January ; and on the 4th Monday after the 4th Tuefday of May. Drefden, en the Mondays after the lft Tuefdays of March and September. Bath, on the 2d Tuefdays of March and September. Topfham, on Wednefdays after 2d Tuefdays of March and September. HANCOCK. Caftine, on the 4th Tuefday of every month, except Sept. Frankfort, on the 2d Monday following the term of the Su- preme Judicial Court in this county.

Bango«% on the next day after the Court is held at Frankfort. Bluehill, on the 2d Tuefday in October. •Surry, on the day following the ad Tuefday in October. WASHINGTON. Macbtas, on the ed Wednefdays of March, May, Auguft, October, and November. Columbia, on the 2d Wednefday of June.

•< C < yneld, on Thurfday after the 2d Wednefday in June. EaQport, on the 2d Wednefday in September. NORFOLK. Dedharo, on the lft Tuefday o^'each month. Quincy, on the 2d Tuefdays in February, May, Auguft, and November. Wrentham, (firft panfh) two terms in a year, at fuch times as the Judge fhall appoint. KENNEBECK. Augufta,on laft Tuefdays of each month, except Ofl. and on the 2d Tuefdays of April, May, Junej July, and Auguft. Monmouth, on the ill Monday in June. Winthrop, on the ill Tuefday in June. Mount-Vernon, on the lft Monday in Auguft. Farm'mgton, on the iff Tuefday in Auguft. 3radfieid, on the jft Tnurfday in Auguft. Wafprville, on the iff Monday in September. Winflow, on the 2d Thurfday in September. Valla! borough, on the 2d Friday in September. OXFO R I) Waterford, on the Saturdays preceding the 2d Tuefday of May, 4rh Tuefday of September, and 3d Tuefday of Feb. Buckfield, on the Mondays preceding the 2d Tuefday of May, 4th Tuefday of Sept. and 3d Tuefday of Feb. Paris, on the 2d Tuefday of May, on the 4th Tuefday of Sept. and on the 3d Tuefday of February. Fryeburgh, on the ed Tuefdays of Fcbruarj', April, June, Auguft, October, and December Supreme Judicial Court. 75 SOMKKSET. Norridgewock, on. the lft Tuefday in September. Canaan, on the lft Wednefciay in September.

SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

jfujlitts. Hon. Theophilus Parfons, ll.d. of Bofto.o, Chief gv/lice. Hen. Theodore Sedgwick, LL.D. of Srockbrid-e. Hon. Samuel iSewall, ll.d. of Marblehead. Hon. George Thatch r, of Biddeford. Hon. Ifaac Parker, or Boflon.

Attorney-General, Hon. Perez Morton, cf Dorchefler. Solicitor-General, Hon. Dauiel Davis, cf Bofton. Reporter of Dccifions, Hon. Dudley A. Tyng, cfBcfton.

Jujlices throughout the Commonwealth.

Daniel Cony Augnjla Jollah Bartlctt Charlejlown Nathan Wefton do Samuel Dsna do Benjamin Greene Berwick Salem Towne Charlton Nathan Dane Btverly Samue) Hohen Danvers George Thatcher biddeford Tofeph B. Varnum D'acv? Robert T.Paine, ll.d. teflon Simon Frve Frvcburgh Oliver Wendell do David Cobb Golap>o Thomas Dawes do Stephen Longfellow Grrkam Theop, Parfons, ll.d. do Nathl. Dumnae* RalL tudl Daniel Daris do Martin Kinfley Hampden Harrifon G. Otis do fohnHafting* Ha' firId Ifaac Parker do tniel Ivlarfn Hoverhiil Samuel Dexter do Stephen Cho-die Ipfwick Aremas Ward do Jofiah S tea ml Lunenburg William Prefcott do Samuel Scwail Marb.'rhad George Cabot do Timothy Bigdow Medford John C. Jones do Edward H. Robbins Milton William Tudor do Thos. H-zard Newbedford John Lowell do George Leonard Hetrtt u William Gray do Wm. Widgery Portland Aaron Hill do PrentifiMe'lcn do Perez Morton do Beza Hayward Plymouth. Jarne* Prince do Ephraim Spooner do Dwight Fofter Brock field Stephen Bullock Rtkobotk Wm. Afpinwall BrwA/rne William Heath Rcxbw; Tames Wimhrop Cambridge John Read 7 6 Circuit Courts of Common Pleas.

Thomas Cutts Saco Marfhall Spring Watertown Benjamin Pickman Salem Nathaniel Wells Wells Jofcph Story do Daniel Kilham Wenham Nathan Cufhing Scituate Timothy Pickering do Charles Turner, jr. do Elijah Brigham We/iboro* Thorn ai D wight Springjield Samuel Fowler Wejljicld T.Sed#wick,L L.D. Sicckbr. Levi Lincoln Worcejler John Bacon do Oliver Fifke do

Tim. Newell Stnrbridge D a n ie 1 Dewey Williamjlown Benjamin]. Porter Topjkam Orchard Cooke Wifcajfet Bezaiecl Taft Uxbridge David Sewall York CIRCUIT COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS. Middle Circuit. SUFFOLK, ESSEX, & MIDDLESEX. Hon. Samuel Dana, Charleftown, Chief Juftice. Win. Wetmore, Bofton, lft Aflbciate Juftice. Stephen Minot, Haverhill, 2d Aflbciate Juftice.

Weftem Circuit. WORCESTER, HAMPSHIRE, & BERKSHIRE. Hon. Ezekiel Bacdn, Pittsfield, Chief Juftice. Edward Bangs, Worcefler, lft Aflbciate Juftice. Jonathan Leavitt, Greenfield, 2d Aflbciate Juftice.

Southern Circuit. NORFOIK, PI. Y MOUTH, BRISTOL, ©BAR N STABLE, Hon. Thomas B. Adams, Quincy, Chief Juftice. Jairus Ware, Wremham, lft Aflbciate Juftice. Nahum Mitchell, Bridgewater, 2d Aflbciate Juftice.

Firfl Eaftern Circuit. YORK, CUMBERLAND, & OXFORD. Chief Juftice. Benjamin Greene, Efq. Berwick, lft Aflbciate Juflice. Judah Dana, Fryehurg, (Oxford] 2d Aflbciate Juftice.

Second Eaftern Circuit. LINCOLN, KENNEBECK, & SOMERSET. Nathan Wefton, jr. Augufta, Chief juftice. Benjamin Ames, Efy. Bath, lft Aflbciate Juftice. Judah McLellan, Efq. Canaan, 2d Aflbciate Juftice. Juftices in Suffolk.

Third Eaftern Circuit. HANCOCK & WASHINGTON. Hon. William Crofty, Bel&ft, Chief Juftice. Martin Kinfley, Karnpden, lit Affociae Juftice. James Campbell, Harrington, 2d Aflbciare JuRice. SUFFOLK COUNTY.

Court of Seasons. Wm. Donnifon, Bofton, Suffolk, Chief JufUcc. David Tildcn, do. do. ) A rr t n- r^0zmc ^ uftlCCS ' Ruffell Sturgis, do. do. \ Clerks of the S. 7. Ccurt and Common Pleas, John Tucker and William Tudor, of Bofion. County Attorney, JamesT. Auftin, of Bofion. Judz e of Probate, Thomas Dawes do. Regifler of Prehate, D:vld Everett do. Rcgijlcr of Deeds, Will lam Allinc do. Ccunty Treafurer, Ebcnezjr acaver Juftices of the Pecre and of the Quorum in Bofion. Wm. Donnifon RufusG.Amcvy Benja. Parfons John Davis Dudl-.-y A. Tyng William Brown David Tilden George Blake Brnja. Gorhnm Foffer Wm. Wetmore Swift | Charles Jackfon John Tucker Samuel Brown Benja. Auftin John Phillips Stephen Gorham H.D.Sedgwick Jonah Reed Robert Gardner

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Wm. Donnifon, Jonathan L. Auftin, Benja. Homans. Jhfiices of the Peace in Bofti n Samuel Gardner Jofeph Hall Darnel D. Rogers Jofeph May J oh ah QuJney John Window William Smith Edward Jackfun Wiilam Taylor William Phillips fofepfc Pie;ce Lemuel Hay ward

Samuel Eliot Ifaac R.v 1 Charles Cuming Ebentfeer Seaver John Galleft/u r T. L. Wimhiop S;mon Elliot Charles Bulnncli fames Robinton

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i > 'i A no Id Welles Jofeph » ad i les Davis William Spooncr Thomas Perkins PeterO. Thaclr.r William Allinc Samuel Cob!) John Heard, jr. William Sullivan Timo. Williams fonathan 1. David Greene Hunnewell Form,Welles Jona. ]

Samuel Parkman Abiel Smith I Benja. Wbi;.- Ga 78 Counfellors and Attornies for Suffolk.

Sam'l M. Thayer Eben. Rockwood George Sullivan Gardner Greene Alexr. Townfend Pochard D. Harris Edward Jones James Savage Jofeph Coolidge Ruflell Sturgis Wm. S. Shaw John Brazer James T. Auftin W. H. Sumner Henry Gray Benjamin Welles Stephen Codman Thos. Afpinwall Thomas Melvill Lemuel Shaw W. P. Whiting James Alien, jr. Andr. Ritchie, jr. Wm. Little William Minot John Fairbanks Wm. A. Fales Wm. Stevenfon Benja. F. Bourne Wm.Sfackpole, jr. Henry Cabot Benja. Pollard Jofeph E. Smith Samuel Blagge Saml. D. Parker James Green Warren Dutton Ifrael Munroe George Burroughs A. Cunningham George G. Lee Nathaniel Noycs Cha. P. Sumner David Everett Nath'l Smith, jr. Jona. Haftings William R. Gray TelTe Putnam John W. Folfom Benjamin Homansj Triiuam Barnard Samuel J. Prefcott

Jvjices of the Peace in Chelfea. Jofiah Batchelder, Saml. Carey, Saml. Low, Wm. Harris.

Coiwfdlors at Law in Bojlon. Rufus G. Amory Charles Cufhing James T. Auflin Daniel Davis Peter O. Thacher William Minot E. S. Livermore Chas. P. Sumner James Savage Samuel Dexter Thos.O.Selfridge Samuel Hubbard Jofeph Hall Benjamin Gorham John H. Crane Dudiey A.Tyng W. Stackpole, jr. Jofeph E. Smith Wm. Prefcott James Allen, jr. Afa Peabody Harrifon G. Otis Win. H. Sumner Saml.F.M'CIeary Artemas Ward Warren Dutton Sam. K.Williams BeDJa. Whitman fohn Kr.app Wm. C. Alwyn George Blake Ifrael Munroe Wm. P. Whiting John Phillips Samuel D. Parker Henry D.Sedgwick John Callender Benja. Welles George Sullivan Jofeph Rowe Thomas Welfh Thos. Afpinwall William Sullivan William Auflin Benjamin Guild John Williams Timothy Fuller D. S. Greenough William Thurfton Lemuel Shaw John Fairbanks Charles Jackfon Andr. Ritchie, jr. John Stickney Carnee John Heard, jr» Benja. F. Bourne Francis Edward Jacklon Alex. Townfend JohnW.Hayward Charles Davis Francis Blanchard Jofeph Karringtoa David Everett Eben Rockwood Juftices, &c. in EfTex. 79

Stewart I Thomas Eckley Daniel B. Ripley | John J.

Henry Cabot | Thompfon Miller | Samuel Livermore Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court in Boflon. Benjamin Parfons Eben.H.Beckford Nathaniel Sawyer Eben. F. Thayer Wm, Simmons Wm.Donnifon, jr. John W. Smith Wm. D. Sohier Attornies at tke Common Pleas in BePen, William S. Shaw Nathan Hale T.L. Winthrop, jr. Stephen Bean Charles Heard Henry Codmau Adam Winthrop James O. Lincoln Thomas Power Robert Fields Henry Newman,jr. Richard H. Dana

George W. Boyle James Day ! William Tenney Ths. Greenleaf,jr. fofiah P. Cooke " Robert P. Trevett William A. Fales Z. G. Whitman James N. Seaman Ifaac F. Coffin Benja. L. Prince Coroners.

Boflon Wm. Porter, John I Boflon Paul Revere, jr. W. Folfom, Thos. Bad- Jofeph Stevens J ger, Daniel Carney Chelfca David Floyd, Stowers j Jofeph Sheriff, Samuel Bradford, of Boflon. Deputy-Sheriffs, Shubael Bell, Bradifti Billings, and Luke Baldwin, of Boflon. Jailer and Crier of the Courts, Shubael Bell, of Boflon. ESSEX COUNTY. Court of Seffons. Samuel Hoi ten, of Danveis, Chief Juftice. Kittredge, of Andover, Thomas ) Henry Eikins, of Salem, ( Arr • . t n- Aflbciatc uftlCCS « John Prince, of Marblehead, ( J Jofeph Fuiler, 3d. of Lynn, ) Clerk of the Courts, Jofeph E. Spraguc, of Salem. County Attorney, David Cummins, of Salem. Judge of Probate, Samuel Holten, ofDanvers. Regijier of Probate, Daniel Noyes, oflpfwich. Regijier cf Deeds, Amos Choate, of Salem. County Treafurer, Stephen Choate, oflpfwich. Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amefbury Benjamin Lurvey Beverly William Burley, Andover Nathaniel Lovejoy, Jofh. Fifher, Ifaac Wood- Ifaac Ofgood, John Phil- berry, jun. lips, John Kneeland So Attornies, &c. in EiTex.

Boxford Thomas Perley Ncwburypart Nicholas Pike, Gloucefier Henry Phelps Oliver Prcfcott, Jofeph Haverkill James Duncan Dana, James Prince Ipfzoich Daniel Noys, Afa Salem Benj. Goodhue, Jacob Andrews, John Heard, Afhton, John Punchard, Jonathan Cogfwell, van, John Saunders, Jofeph E. Lynn Frederick Breed Sprague, Mofes Townfend

Manchefier William Tuck j Salijbury Samuel Nye

Marblehead Nathan Bowen, I Topsjeld Nehemiah Cleve- John Prince J Jand Ntzobury Ebenezer March j Appointed to qualify Civil OjficerSi Samuel Holten, Stephen Choate, Ebenezer March, Nathaa Dane, Daniel Noyes, Jofeph Story, John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, Jofiah Smith.

Jnjiir.es oj the Peace, Amejbury Chriftopher Sar- John Varnum, Ephiaim gent Collis, Mofes Wingate, An'dover John L. Abbot, James Ayer, jr. Stephen Sam'l Abbot, Sam'l Farrar, Minot, Ebenezer Gage, Thomas Kittridge, Jofhua James Smiley Chandler, John Cornifh Ipfwich Daniel Rogers. John Beverly Mofes Brown, Thos. Choate, Nathaniel Wade, Davis, Jonathan Smith, J of. Swanzey, Afa Smith, Robert Rantoul Jabez Farley Boxford Stephen Peabody, Lynn Abner Cheever, James Jonathan Fofter, jr. Gardner, Aaron Sumner, Bradford Thomas Savory, Peter G. Robbins, Aa- Samuel Webfter, Benja- ron Breed, Jofeph Ful- min Parker ler, 3d. Danvers Eleazer Putnam, Lynnfield Daniel Needham Gideon Fofter, Jofeph Marblehead Jofhua Prenfifsj Shed, Samuel Page, Benj. Ifaac Mamfield, Ralph H.' Ciowninihield, Zerubba- French, Nathan B. Martin, bel Porter John Bailey, Afa Hooper, Glcucejler John Manning, jr. Wm. Story, Rob. Hooper, Nathaniel Warner, Wm. Jof. Barker, Geo. Barker Peaifon, Ifaac Elwell, Mtthuen Steph. Barker. John William Pcarcc, Lonfon L. Bodwell, John Ruft Nafli, JohnKituidge Newbury Mofes Little, Silas Hamilton Enoch Faulkner, Little, JoCah Little, John

John Giddings, John Saf- \ Ofgood, Nath'l Moody, ford Daniel Hale Haverhill Ifra. Bartlett, Mo- Ntwburyport J[ona. Marfh, fesMoody,Lconrd .White, Sam'l A. Otis, jr. Jcrem. Counfellors, &c. in E/Tei. Si

Nclfon, Michl. Hodge, jr. William Cleveland, Lev- Daniel A. White, Wm. eret Saltonflall, Benjamin Woa'tJofiahSmith, Dan'l R. Nichols, Benjamin W. Horton, Wm. Crofs, Edw. Crowninfiiield, George S. Little, Wm.B.Bannifler, Johonnot, David Cum- Eben. Mofely, John Fitz, mings, Jofeph E. Sprsguc, "V\ ih. Bartler, John Pet- Henry El kins, Ichabod tinge], Mofes Brown, Ja- Tucker, John Hathome, cob Gernfh, Levi Mills Jofeph White, jr. Will- Rowley Parker Cleveland, iam R. Lee, Jcfh. Ward, Benjamin Proclor, Moody John Hathome, Jofeph Spafrord, Jofhua Pickard, Winn, Nathaniel Silf- Afa NcKon, Jofhua Jewett bee Stthm Ezekiel Savage, Benja. Salifcury Jacob Brown, Merrill, Eben. Beckford, Sam'l March, Jona. Smith, Samuel Swett, William Edward Dorr Pickman, Edwaid A. Hol- Topsfield, Nath'l Hammond,

yoke, AmcsChoate, John I Jofiah Lam Ton Pickering, Jchn Ssunders, Wcnham Samuel Blanchard,

Ceunfellors at Law. Andover Sartuel F?rrar Dana, Darnel A.White, Beverly Nathan Dane Ebenezer Mofely Haverhill John Vainum, Saltm John Pickering, jun. Stephen Minot John Prince, jun. Leveret Ipfwich A fa Andrews Saltonflall, Samuel Put- Marblehead Ralph H. Fiench nam, Jofeph Story, Benja- Neioburyport Edward Litt3e, min R. Nichcls W. B. Bar.nifter, Jofeph Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Gloucejler Lonfon Nafh Salem ElifhaMack, Jofepk Lynn Benjamin Merrill E. Sprague, Bcajamin L. Ntwbypt. John Stuart, Moo- Oliver dy Noyes, Sam'l L. Knapp

Attornies at the Common Picas. Beverly Ebenezer Everett, Marblehead Ifaac Mansfield Samuel -Merrill, Stephen Newburyport T^cobGcrrifl), Hooper, John B. Manning John M. O'Brien Glcucejter Naihan Parks Salem D. Cummlngs Haverhill Jofeph Hovey Topsfeld Sylvancus Wildes Ccroners. Amejln ry Ichabod B. . Lemuel Sargent | Boxford Wood

Andot.r Putnam. Ingalls 1 BradfordJonathan Kimball, 82 Juftices, See, in Middlefex.

Eliphnlet Rollins, Benja- Riehardfon min Kimball, jun. Jona- Lynvfeld John Uj than Kimball, 3d MarUehead IfaacMansf Danvers IfraelHutcbinfon,jr. Nathan Bowen Gbuctfttr William Pearfon, Mcthutn John Sargent, John Rogers, William Amos Barker Dane Newbury Stephen Hflc Haverhill SamuelWhite, jr, David Little .Samuel Walker, James Neburyport TimothyPali Smiley, Enoch Bradley, Jonathan Kitrell Nathaniel Ayer, Oliver Rowley Jo{hua Picl Morfe, Enoch Foot Jofeph Pike Ipfwich Stephen Choate, jr. Salem William Lafl Ephraim Kendall, jr. Da- John Punchasd I vid Choate Salifburv Jonathan Sm.tl Lynn Ezekiel Cheever, Eph. Topsfield Daniel Bixfcgr Breed, Amos Rhodes, Wenham Jonathan Porter Thomas Witt, Elcazer C.

Sheriff, Bailey Bartlett, of Haverhill Deputy-Sheriffs Andover Jcduthun Abbot Salem Wm. Mansfield, John Gloucefter Benjamin Stacey Hutfon, Daniel Dutch Haverhill David Bradley Newburyport Philip Bagley, Ipfwich Ammi Brown David Coffin, jr. Lynn Henry Witt Prifcn-Keepers.

Ipfwich Jeremiah Staniford I Salem JohnHutfi* Newburyport Philip Bagley | Crier the Courts, Philip Bagley, Newburyport. of of | MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Court of Sefftons. Jofeph B. Varnum, of Dracut, Chief Juflice. John Kettell, of Charleflown, } Amos Bond, of Watertown, > Aflbciate Juftices.'-* John Hart, of Reading, ) County Attorney, Timothy Fuller, of Cambridge. Judge of Probate, James Prefcotr, of Groton. Regiftcr of Probate, James Winthrop, of Cambridge Regifter of Deeds, Samuel Bartlett, of Cambridge. County Treafurtr, John L. Tuttle, of Concord. Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum djhby John Lock Abraham Bigelow, Sam'! Brighton Stephen D?na Bartlett

Cambridge Wm . Wintkrop, Carlijlc Jonathan Healii 1

Juftices in Middlefex. 83

Samuel Swan, Na- jrleftown J ohn Kettel 1 Medford xcord Ephraim Wood, thaniel Hall U>iel Heywood, William Newton Nathan Fuller, 'arkman, John L. Tuttle Timothy Jackfon acut Jofeph B. Varnum, Pepper ell Jofeph Hcald 'arker Varnum Reading James Bancroft imingham Jona. Maynard Shirley Jomua Lonely Rice. >ton James Pi efcott, James Sudbury William Jrazer Ty ngfborough J ohn Pitts tleton David Lawrence Wattrtown Amos Bond rthorough Sam'l Gibbons Weftford Zaccheus Wright

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. in Brooks, Jofiah Bartlett, Abraham Bigelow,

a me:>s Brazer, James Prefcott, James Wimhrop, Lphraim Wood, Samuel Hoar, Jofeph Heald, William vVinthrop, John L. Tuttle, William Hildreth. Juftices of the Peace.

'on Wintbrop Faulkner, Cambridgeport John Mycall onasBrooksJohnRobbins Carlip A fa Parlin ibv Allen Flagg, John CAar/^oa/nJohnL.SuHivan, vVyman, Alex. T. Wil- Jofeph Hurd, John Soley, ard, Amos Wellington Oliver Holden, Benjamin IJord Amariah Pied on, Hurd, David Goodwin, ilijah Stearns, Thompfon Thomas Harris, Abner 3acon Rogers, Matthew Bridge, lerica Jonathan Bowers, Henry Adams, Hendrick fofeph Locke, Blany Ab- W. Gordon, Peter Tufts, )ot, Jofiah Crcfby, jr. jun. Daniel Parker fohn Parker, Samuel Chelmsford Wm. Adams, Whiting Afahel Stearns, Ruf. Wy- Kborough Silas Taylor, man, Joel Adams, Jona- Auguftus Coolidge than Perham 'igkton Jona. Livermore Concord Jofeph Barrett, Sam- Arlington JohnWalke/, uel Hoar, jr. Nathan Bar- Abel Winn rett, William Hildreth, imbridge Caleb Gannet. Jonas Lee Francis Dana, jr. John Dunfiable Ifaac Wright, Mellen, John Williams. Mkah Eldridge Samuel P. P. Fay, Lo- Dracut Daniel Varnum, amrai Baldwin, Benj. Lee, Ifrael Hildteth, Simon Benj. Carpenter, Timothy Coburn Fuller, Edmund T. Dana, Eafl-Svdbury Nath'lR>ves, Jofiah Moore Othniel Tyler, David 84 Juftices in MIddlefer.

Baldwin, Jacob Reeves Daniel Flint, David Uptoi Framing/tarn Eli Bullard, Sherburne Jofeph Ware, Jchn Fifke Calvin Sanger, Silas Stone Groton Samuel Lawrence, Shirley Thomas Whitney, Amos Bancroft, Thomas Wallis Little, Benjamin Gardner, Luth. Lawrence, Hartwell Jofeph Moors, Wm. M. Stoneham Jofeph Bryant, Richardfon, James Lewis Daniel Gould, Peter Hollifton Ephraim LittleSeld, Hay, 2d. James Mellen, Jafon Stow Ephraim RufTell, Chamberlain, Sam. Bullard Rafus Hofmer, Auguftut Hopkinton Matthew Metcalf, Tower Jeremy Stimfon, Walter Sudbury William Rice, M'Farland, Mofes Cham- Ebenezer Plympton, Afh- berlain bel Kidder, Wm. Hunt Lexington Ifaac Bowman, Tewkfbury Jonathan Brown, Nathan Chandler, John William Brown Mi Hi ken, Ifaac HaRings Town/end, Daniel Adams, Lincoln Samuel Hoar, Ifaac Mulliken, Jofiah Jofhua Brooks, E'ijah Richardfon, Walter Haft- Fifke, Grofvenor Tarbeli ings Littleton Sair.pfon Tuttle, Tyng/boro' Eben. Bancroft, Simon HartweJl Calvin Thomas, Ebenezer Maiden Barnard Greene, Bancroft, jr. Rob't Brind- Benjamin Blaney, Jona- ley, Daniel Richardfon than Oakes Waltham Theodore Lyman, Marlborough Peter Wood, David Townfend, jr. Jona. John Loring, Saml. Gib- Coolidge, Abner Sander- bons, Micah Sherman, fon, JohnSanderfon, Benj. Benjamin Rice, jr. Joel Eddy, John Claik, Joha Cranfton Bright Medford Benj. Hall, Stephen WaUrtown N. R. Whitney, Hall, jr. Abner Bartlett, Nathaniel Bemis, Thomas Nathan Adams Clark, Tyler Bigelow, Le- Natick Hezekiah Broad, vi Thaxter, John Richard- William Boden, William fon, Jonas White Goodenow, John Atkins JV, Cambridge Jeduthun Wil- Newton Simon Jackfon, John lington, William Whitte- Kenrick, Saml. Murdock, more, Sam. Locke, Sam'l Jofi. Bacon, Sam'l Stimfon Thompfon, W. S. Biooks Pcpperell Jofeph Healdjohn Weftford Benjamin Ofgood, Walton,Wm.Hutchinfon, John Abbot, jr. Jeremiah Samuel Parker Hildreth, Thomas Fletch- Reading Benjamin Upton, er, Charles Proctor, Benj. John Hart, John Wefion, Stone Coroners, &c. in MiddJefex. 8>-

Wefton Ebenezer Hobbs, Walker Joha Slack, Ifaac Fifke, Wohurn Samuel Thompfon, Jofeph Ruffcll Jeremiah Clapp, Jofeph Wilmington Benjamin Walk- Lawrence, Bill Ruflell, er, 'William Blanchard, Sylvanus Plimpton, Joha William Blanchard, jr. Wade Samuel Jaques, Timothy Attorniesat the Supreme Judicial Court. AJIiby John Lock Joiiah Adams Billerica Jofeph Locke Grotun Luther Lawrence, Cambridge Loammi Baldwin, Wm. M. Richardfon Sam'l P.P. Fay, Abraham Medford Timothy Bigelow, Hilliard, Timothy Fuller Abner Bartlett Charlejlown William Auftin, Newtcn Benjamin Guild Henry Adams, Abner Stow RufusHofmer Rogers Town/end Waltei Plaftin^s Concord John L. Tuttle, Watertown Tyler Bigelow, Samuel Hoar Levi Thaxter Chelmsford Afahel Stearns Wejifcrd John Abbot Eajl-Sudbury Othniel Tyler Wefton Ifaac F-fke Framingham EH Bullard Weft Cambr. Jofeph Adams Attomies at the Common Pleas. AHon David Perham Marlboro* William Draper, Billerica LarkinThomdikc James Lewis Chelmsford Joel Adams Pepperell William Tenny Groton Abraham Moore Reading Jofhua Prefcott Hopkinton Daniel Warren, Twgjboro' Dan'l Richardfon Jeremiah Pond Watertown Charles Bemis Woburn Wyman Richardfon

Coroners. Afhby Alex.T. WUlard Framingham John Fifke, Billerica Ephm. Kidder, jr. Aaron Bullard Benjamin Bowers Groton Abel Farnfwortb, Cambridge Samuel Cutler, Jacob L. Parker Mofes L. Morfe Hollifton John Sreadman, Carlifle Frederick Blood Loammi Liichfield Charl'ftown John Goodwin Hopkinton Samuel Haven, Chelmsford Oliver Richard- Jofeph Valentine, jr. Na- fon, Ebenezer Parker than Phips Concord Jonas Buttrick Littleton Jona. Whetcomb Dracut Ifrael Hildreth Maiden Ebenezer Wade Dunftable Leonard Parkhurft Marlborough Silas Gates Edmund Page Mcdjord Nathan Waite laft'Sudkury Collins Damon Newton Jofeph Jackfon, jr. 86 Juflices in York.

Benjamin Fuller Town/end Shobal C. Alleff Pepperell John Bullard, jr. Tyngfborough Ezra Blodget, Jofeph Heald, jr. David Gould Reading John Temple, jr. Weft-Cambridge Charles Sherburne James Bullard, Wellington John Bullard Weftford Jonathan Keyes, Shirley Stephen Longley John Leighton Stow Phineas Conant, John Wtflon Nathan Fifke Patch Wilmington Joel Jenkins Sudbury Abel Moore Woburn Noah Richardfon, Tewkfbury Thomas Claik Edmund Richardfon, Job- 1 athan Thompfon Sheriff, William Kildreth, of Concord. Deputy Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifter. YORK COUNTY. Court of Seffions. John Woodman, of Buxton, Chief Juftice. Richard F. Cutis, of Berwick, } Daniel Granger, of Saco, > AfTociate Juftices* Alexander Rice, of Kittery, ) Clerk of the Courts, Jeremiah Bradbury, of Saco. County Attorney, Wm. P. Preble, of Alfred. Judge of Probate, Stephen Thacher, of Wells. Regifter of Probate, Daniel Sewall, of York. Regifter of Deeds & County-Treafurer, Wm.Froft, of Yoik. Juflices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Alfred Wm. Parfons, Abiei Kittery" Andrew P. Fernald, Hall, Jofeph Emerfon, Edward Cutts Thomas Keeler Lvman John Low Arundel John Hovey Parfonsfeld Thoinas Parfons Berwick Jofeph Savage, John Saco Daniel Granger Lord, Dudley Hubbard Sanford Caleb Emery Biddeford Jeremiah Hill, Wells ^ Nathaniel Wells Samuel Peirfon Jonas Clark, Jofeph Storer Buxton Jacob Bradbury, York Daniel Sewall, Wm. John Woodman Froft, Stephen Thacher

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers.

Jofeph Bragdon, Jonas Clark, Edward Cutts, Jerem. Hi!l t John Hlornes, Wm. Parfons, Danl. Sewall, Nathl.Wells, Samuel Peirfon, Ivory Hovey, Dudley Hubbard, E'.iliu

Bragdon, Alex. M'Intire, Dan I. Granger, Jeie. Biadbuiy. Juflices of the Peace. Alfred John Homes, Na-J Clarke, Andrew Haley,

thaniel Conant, Jonathan | John Say ward, jr. ,

Attornies in York. 87

•Arundel Thos. Perkins, 3d. Thomas Sands, jr. John Seth Burnham, Robert Taylor Towne, Eliphalet Perkins, Newfield James Ayer, Elijah Jacob Weld Drew Berwick Benjamin Greene, Parfonsfield Jofeph Parfonc, Richard F. Cutts, Edward Samuel Garland, Andr#w P. Hayman, Ivory Hovey, M'Ciary Chapman, James Jofeph Prime, William Bradbury, Samuel Dalton, Higbt, William Hobbs, Samuel Fox Peter Merrill Phillipfburgh J. Chadbourn, Biddeford Ralph T. Jordan, Abijah Uiher, John Smith John Spring, Daniel Saco Cyrus King, T. G. Cicves, Ifrael Lazel!, Ed- Thornton, Richard Catts, mund Coffin, Thomas Jofeph Leland, William Cutts, jun. Moody, ^ames Gray, Fox- Buxton Samuel Cutts, Chas. well Cutts, Jerem. Brad- Coffin, Zenas Paine, Saml. bury

Merrill, Jofeph Wood- Shapleigh J . P. W'oodbury man, jr. Nathan Elden, jr. John Leighton, Jeremiah Qornijh Jofiah Dunn, Emery, Darling Huntrefs, Afahel Cole, Thomas A. John Rodwell, Jonathan Tohnfon Young Elliot Eliffia Shapleigh, William Froft, ; Sanford Daniel Goodwin, jr. Ste- Elifha Allen, Ebenezer phen Neal Linfcot, Stephen Gowen Kittcry Wi'liam T. Gerrifh, Waterborcugh Benja. War- Alexander Rica, Samuel ren, Hen. Sayward, Henry Leighton, Daniel Peirce, Hobbs, Benja. Peirce William Cutts Wells Jofeph Thomas, Tacob Lebanon John Rollins, T. Fiffier, George W.WaU M. Wentworth, Nathaniel lingsford, Jofeph Moody, Chamberlain, David Le- Nathaniel Wells, jr. John grG, Daniel Wood Storer, Samuel Emerfor, Limerick John Morrill, Danl. Wheelwright, Jof. John Burnham Dane, John Low, John Limington David Boyd, W. Parfons Abner Libbey, Ezra Davis, York John Kingfbury, James Kettel! EHhu Bragdon, Moles Lyman Saml. L. Raymond, Lyman, Bulkley Emerfon, Jonathan S. Barrell Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court, Alfred John Holmes, An-{ Lambert drew Haley, Jona. Clark Bvxton Charles Coffin Berwick Dudley Hubbard, Limerick John Burnham Benj. Greene, William Parfonsfield Sanal. Cuffiman 8S Ju dices in Hampfhire.

Saco Cyrus King, Jeremiah Welh Jofeph Thomas, Bradbury George W. Wallingsford, Jofeph Dane, F. Gilmaa Attornies at the Common Pleas. Alfred Henry Holmes, \Biddeford Sam. P.S.Thacher Jonathan Clark Buxton JofephWoodmanjr,

Berwick Wm. A. Hays | Coroners. Alfred John Sayward Parfonsfeld Richard Lord Arundel Stephen Perkins Saco Benjamin Leavitt, Biddejord Batcheior B.inker, Jofhua Moody Jeremiah Bettes, Nathan- Sanford Ezra Thompfon, iel Goodwin Samuel Moulton Buxton Pelatiah Came Shapleigh John Bodwell Kittery Daniel Peirce, Wm. Waterborough John Scribner Leighton, Jofeph Ham- Wells Stephen Perkins, mond John Cole, Michael Wife, Limerick Nathaniel Libbey Jofeph Hatch Limington Ifaac Mitchell York Samuel Moody, Saml. Aewjield Samuel Burbank Sayward, Jona. Young Sheriff, Ichabod Goodwin, of Berwick. Deputy Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifler. HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

Court of Scffions. Solomon Smead, of Greenfield, Chief Juftice. Benjamin Smith, of Hatfield, ) AfTociate _ Jonathan Smith, jr. of W. Springfield, ) Juftices. Clerk of the Courts, John Taylor, of Northampton. Judge of Probate, Jofeph Lyman, of do. Regifler of Probate, Levi Lyman, of do. Regijler of Deeds, Southern Diftricl, Edward Pynchon, of Springfield. Middle Diftncl* Solomon Stoddard, jr. of Northampton. Northern Diftriet, Epaphras Hoyt, of Deerfield. County Treafurer, Edward Pynchon, of Springfield.

Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Brimfeld Abner Morgan i Samuel Hinkley, Jofeph Phelps Eli Granville John \ Lyman, P. Afhmun Hadley Charles Phelps, Southampton Jona. Judd Samuel Porter \S. Hadley RugglesWood- Hat.feld Benja. Smith bridge Northampton. Ebcn. Hunt,' Juftices in Hampfhire. «9

Sp ring field , Motes Blifs, I Weflfield Wm. Shepherd John Hooker, Wm. E\y,\lVe/l-Sprmgfield Juftin Ely Brewer, George Worthington Stark- Chauncy | Ezra

Blifs I weather Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. George Blifs, Thomas Dwight, Ebenezer Hunt, Jofeph Lyman, Saml. Fowler, Daniel Wright, John Williams, Jona. Leavitt, John Haftings, Jona. Smith, jr. Levi Ly- man, Solomon Smead, Jerem. Stebbins, Jedidiah Taylor. Juftices of the Peace. Amkerjl John Dickenfon Greenwich Elihu Lyman, Saml. F. Dickenfon, Sim- Robert Field, Ifaac Pow- eon Strong, Medad Dick- ers, Roger Welt enfon, Ichabod Draper, Granby David Smith Hezekiah W. Strong Hatfield Oliver Smith, Ifaac Belchertown Henry Dwight, Maltby Jofeph Bridgman, jr. Eftes Holland John Polley, Jacob Howe, Eliakim Phelps, Thompfon, David Wallis Eldad Parfons, Juftus Longmeadow Gideon Burt, Forward, jr. Ethan Ely, Jabez Cotton Blanford Jedidiah Smith, Ludlow Jofeph Williams Wm. Knox, David Boies, Middlefield Matthew Smith, Reuben Boies David Mack Brimfield Jofeph Browning, Monfon Gad Cotton, Abncr Stephen Pynchon, John Brown Gardner Montgomery Edward Taylor, C/ierfieid Thaddcus Baker Aaron Parks Cftrflcr Sylvanus Emmons, Northampton Danl. Wright, Martin Phelps Levi Lyman, Solomon Chejlerfidd Spencer Phelps Stoddard, jr. Afahel Pom- Cummington N^h. Richards, roy, Elijah H. Mills Adam Packard, Ebenezer Norwich John Ellis, Snell, Peter Bryant Aaron Hall EaU Hampton Thaddcus Palmer Jonathan Shearer, Clap, Oliver Clark Amos Hamilton F.rving's Grant Afaph White Pelham John Conkey, Grfficn Wm. White, Olive Ifaac Abercrombie Taylor, John Williams Plainfie'd James Richards, Granville Rufus Harvey, John Cunningham Thaddcus Squire, Titus Rujfell Titu'. Doclittle

Fowler, Ifrael Par Ion , Southampton Lemuel Porhe- David Curtis, ElihuStow, roy, Perez Clapp, Fred-

rJeazerSloeum, Abraham erick J add Granger S. Brimfield Darius Munger Ha 9Q Attomies in Hampftiire.

Soulhwick Saul Fowler, Leonard, Pelatiah Blifs, < Ifaac Coit, Enos Foote Lucas Morgan, Samuel Springfield Jona. Dwight, Lathrop, Heman Day, Edward Pynchon, Jona. Jona. Smith, jr. Jeremiah Dwight, jr. Mofes Cha- Stebbins, Roland Burbank, pin, Oliver B. Morris, Charles Ball, Sam. Flower, Jofliua Frofl Gad Warriner Sunderland Dan.Whitmore, Williamfburgh William Lemuel Barnard, Samuel Bodmao, Afa White, Church, Caleb Hubbard Ifaac Little Ware Rufus King, Wm. Wilbraham Abel Blifs, ]u Bowdoin Robert Seffions, Saml. F. Wendell David Whitaker Merrick, Auguftus Siflon Weftfield John Ingerfoll, If Worthinoton Gideon Lee, rael Alhley, Elijah Batesf V^Jona. Brewfter, Samuel Jedidiah Taylor Ifowe, Trowbridge Ward, Weflhampton Sy lvefter Judd Ezra Starkweather Weft-Springfield Eliphalet Attomies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Amherft Sam'l F. Dickenfon Lewis Strong, Elijah H. Simeon Strong, Noah D. Mills, Ifaac C. Bates, The- Mattoon, Hez. W. Strong odore Strong, Eli P. Aih- Blandford Alanfon Knox mun, Jona. H. Lyman, BeLkertown Joieph Biidg- John H. Henfhaw man, jr. Springfield George Blifs, Brimfield Abner Morgan, Wm. Ely,Jona. Dwightjr. Stephen Pynchon Edmund Dwight, Oliver Ckefttr Afahel Wright B. Morris, Samuel Orne Granville John Phelp* South-Hadley Mark Dooliitlc Greenwich Elihu Lyman, jr. Weftfield John Ingerfoll, Hadley Giles C. Kellogg Elijah Bates, Wm. Blair Northampton Samuel Hink- W. Springfield Sam. Lathrop ley, Solomon Stoddard, jr. Worthington Samuel IIow e Attomies at the Common Pleas. Chejlerfidd Calvin Pepper Northampton Chas. Shep^rd Granville James M. Cooley Palmer James Stebbins Greenwich Laban Marcy Springfield Edmund Hatfield Ifrael Billings Blifs

Monfon > Deodatus Dutton Coroners. Amherft Jareb White -.Brimfield Ezra Hitchcock BeLkertown Elihu Sandford \Cummingto?i Bel a Norton

Bri?nfield Samuel Bates I Go/hen Ambrofe Stose Juflices in Plymouth. 9*

Granville Ezra Baldwin, jr. South-Hadley Jofi. Bardwell Greenwich Aldcn Lathro;- Seuthwkk Dorus Stiles Monfon Ede Whitakcr, Springfield John Pynchon, Joel Norcrofs Benjamin Prefcott Lcngmcadozu Alexand. Field V/eJl^Springfield HemanDay Northampton Wm. Butler, Wilbraham Edward Morris, Thomas Wright, Abner Jofiah Langdon Hunt Worthing ton Jofiah Mills, JPtlham Ifrael Conkey Elifha Brewftcr Sheriff, Thomas Shepherd, of Northampton. Deputy-Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifter. PLYMOUTH COUNTY.

Court of Seffwte. Charles Turner, of Scituate, Chief Juflkc* Hen ry Warren, of Plymouth, ) Nathan Willis, of Rochefler, .«. -. ( Alio, juit.ces.T Howard Carey, of Bridgewatcr, > Thomas Wefton, of Middieborough, ) Clerk of the Courts, Hercules Cufhman, of Middleboro*. County Attorney, Zabdiel Sam Ton. Judge of P'obate, Jofhua Thomas, of Plymouth. Regtjler of Probate, Beza Hay ward, of Plymouth. Regifter of Deeds, RoflTeter Cotton, of Plymouth. County Treafurer, RoiTeter Cotton, of Plymouth.

Juflices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Brid^cwater Daniel Hqw- Jofhua Thomas, Nathaniel ard Goodwin, Jofiah Cotton, Duxbury Seth Sprague Henry Warren Hin^ham Samuel Norton, Rochefler Abraham Holmes, Eben. Gay, Nathan Rice Elifha Rugglcs, Nathan Midditboro* Ifaac Thompfon Willis Pembroke Kilborn Whitman Scituate Charles Turner Plymouth William Watfon,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. William Watfon, Ephraim Spooner, Jofhua Thomas, Ifaac Thompfon, Daniel Howard, Beza Hayward, Charles Turner, Henry Warren, and Wm. Sturtevant. Juflices of the Peace. Abington Luke Bicknell, Bridgewater Jons. Crane, J Samuel Norton, Aaron Daniel Snow, He£lor Orr,

Hobart, ir, Nathan Gur- 1 Gideon Howard, Samuel

ney, jr. Daaicl Lane, jr. j Shaw, Daniel Howard, jr. 92 Juftices, &c. in Plymouth.

Bridgewater Abel Kingman, nett, James Wafhburn, Edwin Howard, James Wilkes Wood, David Thomas, Jofeph Baffett, Richmond, Sam'l Pickens, Solomon Alden, jr. Ifla- John Tinkham, William char Snell,jr. Wm. Bay- Thompfon, Zach. Eddy, lies, Nathan Mitchell, Ca- Martin Keith, Thomas leb Howard, 2d. Howard Wefton, Peter Hoar, Her- Cary, Daniel Mitchell, cules Cufhman Nathan Lazell, Jonathan Pembroke Bailey Hall, Wm. Snow, Charles Hooper Torrey, John Turner, Jo- Carver Nehemiah Cobb, feph Smith, Ifaac B. Bark- Benjamin Ellis er, John Window Duxborcugh Judah Alden, Plymouth Abner Bartlett, Scth Sprague, William Rofleter Cotton^ Wm. L. Loring, jr. Barron, Wm. Jackfon, Halifax Jofiah Thompfon, Zaccheus Bartlett, Wm. Obadiah Lyon, Nathaniel Davis, David Bacon, N» Morton M. Davis, Barna. Hedge, Hanover^ David Stockbridge, jun. James Warren, Wm. Horatio Cufhing, Jorham Sturtevant Cufhman, Snow Curtis, Plsm'pton Nathan Fobes, Eli- Reuben Curtis jah B.lbee Hingkam David Shute, Ab- Rochcfter Nathaniel Ham- ner Lincoln, Hawkes mond, 3d. Nathan Willis, Fearing, Jotbam Lin- Nathaniel Ruggles, Gid- coln, jr. Solomon Jones, eon Barftow, jr. Caleb Ephraim Andrews, Rob- Briggs, Elijah Willis ert Gould Scituate Eljah Turner, Hay- K'ngjlun Seth Drew, Jedi- ward Pierce, Chriftopher diah Holmes, James Se- Cufhing, Cufhing Otis, ver, John Thomas, Martin J cfle Dunbar, Ebenezer Paris, John Faunce Bailey, Edward F. Jacobs Marfhfidd Fltfha Phillips, Wareham Ifrael Fearing, William White, Jofeph Rowland Leonard, Benja. Clifts, jr. Fearing, John Fearing, Middleboro" Nehemiah Ben- Wadfworth Crocker

Ccunfelloi at Law. Brtdgewater Wm. Baylies Middleboro' Zechariuh Eddy Bartholomew Brown Pembroke Kilborn Whitman Duxborough John Window Plymouth Jofhua Thomas Hanover Jotham Cufhman Rochejler Abraham Holmes Middleboro' Wilkes Wood, Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Abington Benjamin Hobart J Hingkam Ebenezer Cay Coroners, Sec. in Plymouth. 93

\ Bea! Plymouth Nath'i M. Davis Kington Thomas P. |

Pembroke John Wiuflou I Attomis at the Common Pleas. Afagton Aaron Hobart, jr. Plymouth John B. Thomas j Whitman Jarcd | Coroners. Ahhtvtcn Noah Norton Pembroke Charles Little, Bridgcouattr Lot Whumaifn Nathaniel Lonng Carver CaUbAtwood Plymouth Stephen Sampfon, Jhixloro* Benjamin Aldcn, Thomas Jackfon, jr. Ben- Studley Sampfon jamin Drew, jr. Hanover Jofiah Smith, jr. Plympton Elias Churchill, /^i?^y

Sheriff, Albert Smith, of Planover.

Dcpitty.ShrrJfs.

Ahingtem Jacob Shaw, Eben Kingft on Eli Cook ez:r Shaw MiddUboro* Daniel Smith, Britfgrwater John Ames, jr. Edwd. Sparrow, jr. Earl Halifax Seth Allen Alden Hanover Batchelor Wing Pembroke Eliiha Smith Hivgk'km Jaii us Sprague Rccheft.r Noah Dexter BRISTOL COUNTY. Court of Seffons. Jofiah Dean, of Raynham, Chief Juflice.

David Perry, of Rehoboth, ) a n\. • .„ t ' n* T ^ ,/' tT . > Annotate JJuitices, Jones Godfrey, or iaunton, $ C/eri of tke Courts, County Attorney, Marcus Morton, of Taunton. judge of Probate, Hodij'-ih Baylies, of Dighton. Regifler of Probate^ William Baylies, of Dightoa, Regtfter of Deed*, James Williams, of Taunton. County Treafurer, Samudi Crocker, of Taunton. 94 Juftices in Briftol.

Jujlices of the Peace and of the Qjiorum. Berkky Samuel Tobey Norton Laban Wheatofc Darimcuth Holder Slocum Taunton Samuel Fales, Dightcn William Baylies James Williams, James New-Bedford Edward Pope, Sproat, Nicholas Tilling- Aidcn Spooner, Lemuel haft, Marcus Morton, Williams, Seth Spooner Jones Godfrey

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Samuel Fales, Seth Spooner, Samuel Tobey, Lemuel Williams, Nathaniel Morton, David Perry, James Sproat, John W.. Seabury,' Nathaniel Fales, Jofepb Tifdale, Marcus Morton.

Jvflices of the Peace Attleborough, Ebenezer Ba- Kelley Eldridgc, Lemuel con, Joel Read, Noah CI af- Williams, jr. len, Jacob Balkham, Ifrael Norton John Hall, George Hatch, Ebenezer Daggett Gilbert, William Burt, Berkley A polios Tobey, SamM Morey, Silas Cobb, Simeon Chafe, Ezra Dean Ephraim Raymond, Bryan Dartmouth Holder Slocum, Hall, Thos. Danforth, 2d. Joel Packard, Elihu Slo- Raynkam Jofiah Deane, cum, John Rogers, David Jona. Shaw, Seth Wafh- Thacber burn, Wm. A. Leonard, Digkton Wm. Wood, Hodi- Nathaniel Britton, Ifrael jah Baylies, Samuel W. Wafhburn Baylies, Thomas B. Rich- Rehoboth Daniel Carpenter, mond, George Walker, James Ellis, Oliver Stark- John Hathaway weather, Sam'l Blifs, El- Eaflon Samuel Guild, Elijah kanah French, jr. David Howard, Dan'l Wheaton, Perry, Afa Bullock, Abel John Pool, John Tifdale, French, Sabrey Lawton Shepard Leach Somerjet Francis Borland, If- Freetown Nath'l Morton, sd. rael Anthony, Clarke Pur- Ephraim Winflow, Ben}. rington, Benj. Davis Weaver,Wafhingt. Hath- Swanzey James Luther,

away , JofephWeaver, J ob Thomas Peck, Dan'l Hale, Morton, Wm. Rounfevil, John Mafon T Ebenezer Pierce Taunton Benja. W i!liams, Mansfield Benj. Bates, Danl. Jonathan Ingell, Gideon Gilbert, Dav. Gilbert, Ro- Williams, Jofeph Tifdale, land Green, Solomon Prat John W. Seabury, Nath'l New-Bedford Samuel Perry, Fales, Jones Godfrey, Afa Rounfevil Spooner, Tohn Danforth, Sam'l Crocker, M. Williams, Eli Hafkell, Alfred Williams, ( Wm. Attornies, Coroners, &c. in Briftol. 95

Hodges, ad. Enos Burt Weft port Abner Brownell, Trey Charles Durfee, Wm.White,2d.PelegSef- Jonathan Brownell fions, Sylvefter Brownell Counfellors at Law. Eajlon Daniel Wheaton Norton Laban Wheaton Mans field Divid Gilbert Rehoboth James Ellis New-VttdfordJas.Wafhburn, Taunton Nicholas Til ling- haft, Sproat, Marcus . John M. Williams, Lem- James uel Williams, jr. Morton

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. May- Attleborough Mela. Everett I Rehoboth Jcffe Dighton G. B. N. Holmes New-Bedford John Nye

Freetown Wafh. Hathaway |

Attornies at the Common Pleas, Silas RaynhamWm. A. Leonard, I Swanzey Cobb Taunton Francis Baylies P. C. Shaw I Coroners. Attleborrjug h Peter Thacher, Nathan Bates, William Walter Tyler Kempton Berkley Levi French Rayrikam Amyntas Shaw Dighton William Wood, Re/iobrthThos. Carpentered _ Nathaniel S. Spooner John Brown, Elijah A. Eajlon Pvowland Howard, Read, Abraham Ornifbee Daniel Macomber Somerfet Henry Bi2gg Mansfield Simeon Green Swanzey William Mafon Norton Haac Hedges Taunton Abiezer Dean, Ntw-Eedford Simplon Hart, David Carver jun. of Attleborough. Sheriff', Noa'i Claflen,

Deputy Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of the Regifter. BARNSTABLE COUNTY. Court of Seffions. John Davis, Barnftable, Chief Juftice. Tofeph Dimmick, of Falmouth, ) Affociate j uft j ccs . Samuel freeman, 01 Ealtham, > Clerk of the S. J. Court and Common Picas, David Seuddcr, of Barnftable. County Attorney, Solomon Nye, of Barnftable. Judge of Probate, John Davis, of Barnftable. Regijier of Probate, Nathaniel Freeman, of Sandwich. Regijler of Deeds, and County-Treafurcr, Ebenezer Bscon, of Barnftable. 9$ Attornies, &c. in Barnftable.

Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Barnflable Ebenezer Bacon, Sandwich Nath! . Freeman Dav. Scudder, John Davis, Weljleet Samuel Watenaaa Ifaiah L. Green

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers, Nathaniel Freeman, John Du'is, and Ebenezer Bacon.

Juflices of the. Peace. Barnjlable Ebenezer Bacon, Harwich Ebenezer Brook^ John Davis, Saml. Savage, John Dillingham Dav. Parker, Jofiah Samp- Marfkpee Gideon Hawlcy fon, Timothy Phinncy, Orleans Timorhy Bifcoru, Ebenezer Crocker, Jonas If.iac Sparrow, Simeon Whitman, JofephBlifh, jr. Kingman Rich. Lewis, Da v. Scudder Provincetown Benjamin E. Brewjler Solomon Freeman, Atkins, Daniel Peafe Ifaac Clark Sandwich Eii&a Perry, Chatham Jofeph Doane, Wendell Davis, Jobs* Richard Sears Freeman, Nathan Nj<% jr» Dennis Jeremiah Howes, Benjamin Perciva!, EiUoa Stephen Homer, Nathan Pope Stone, Jonathan Bang! T/wr^Jafon Ayres, Antbosy JLaftkam Samuel Freeman Snow HVael Lomlwrdi Falmouth David Nye, Yarmouth Gorham Lovell, Thomas Jones, Francis Eiiftia Doane, Calvin Ti)- Weeks, Braddock Dim- den, John P^ead, Jofcpk mick, Hugh G. Donald- Hawes fon, James Hinkley Wellfleet Samuel Waterman Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Cm rt. Barnjlable Salmon Nye Sandwich Wendell Davit { Falmouth Jofeph Bennett Yarmouth Joha Reed Attornies at tk Common Picas. Barnjlable Calvin Wiilard Sandwich RuILU Fresinaa Brcwfler Ifaac W. Whitman Ce> Barn/lable Ifaiah Parker, Stimuel Bourna, jr. Setk Nailor Crocker, Roland Hamlin T. Cocker Sandwich Lemuel Pope, Brewjler William Crolby Heman Fob-y Dennis Seth Tobey Truro Levi Srev»ns Eaflham Michael Collins Wellflett JolHh Wh^man Falmouth Coafider Hatch, Yarmouth Jofeph Hawes Sheriff, James Freeman, of Sandwich. D.puty-Sf-urijfs. Barnjlable William Scud ler, ley, jr. Robert Lathrop, j

JoLiThacher, Joha Barf- s Chipman Iiink:.:y,. Ezta Jufiices, &c. in Duke's Co. 97

Crocker, Tilfon Wood Or/tans Elkanah Snow Brewfier Jonathan Snow Sandwich Zenas Nye, Chatham Zoath Nickerfon Benjamin Bourne, jr, Sba- Falmouth Coleman Hatch, drach Freeman, David Timothy Parker Dimmock Harwich David Kindrick Yarmouth Enoch Hallet Jailer, Robert Lathrop, of Barrfiable DUKES' COUNTY. Jufiices of the Common Pleas. Benjamin B.ITet:, of Chilmark, Chief Juf ice. Beriah Norton, of Edgarton, Mattb. May hew, or Chilmark.

Special Jufiices, Benja. May hew, of Chilmark, Benja. Alien, of Tifbury, William Jernegan. jr. of Edgarton. Court of Scffions. Benjamin BafTett, of Chilmark, Chief Juftice. Tilbury, ) John Davis,' of air«:.**. t rr . Afr°c,ate J ufiices ' Ichabod No, ton, of Edgarton, $ Clerk oj the Courts, Jofeph Vinfon, of Edgarton.

County Attorney 9 Thomas Dunham, of Tifbury. judge of Probate, James Athearn, of Tifbury. Hegijhr of Probate, Thomas Cooke, of Edgarton. Regifler of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of Edgarton. County Treafurer, Thomas Jernegan, of Edgarton. Jufiices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Benjamin Baffctt William Jernegan, jr. Matthew Mayhew Tifbury, JamesAthearn, John Edgarton Beriah Norton, Davis

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. James Athearn, Beriah Norton, and Thomas Cooke. Jufiices oj the Peace. Chilmark Zebulun Allen, Coffin, Ichabod Norton, Allen Mayhew Wm. Jrrnegan, Martin Edgarton Thomas Cooke. Peafe William Butler, Samuel Tifbury Benjamin Allen, Wheldon,Wm. Mayhew, George Athearn, John Cornel. Marchant, James Hancock Attornies at the Common Pleas. Chilmark Ebenezer Skiff Edgarton Thomas Cooke Edgarton Wiinamjernegan, Tifbury Thomas Dunham Coroners. Chilmark Simon Mayhew, Edgarton Peter | Peafe, jr. Sheriff, William Kelley, of Edg-irton. Deputy Sheritfs. See Additions, at dole of Regifler. 98 Juftices in Worcefter. NANTUCKET COUNTY. Juftices of Common Pleas. J*r Waltalter Folger, jr. Chief Juftice. Jofiah Barker, and James Coffin. SpecialJuftices, Ifaac Coffin, Francis Macy, and Dan'l Coffin. Court of Sejfions. Walter Folger, jr. of Nantucket, Chief Juftice.

Aviate Juftice, £&8l&? t. £ Clerk of the Courts, Jofeph Swain. Judge of Probate, and County Attorney, Ifaac Coffin. Regifier of Probate, Jofiah Barker.

Regijler of Deeds, Wm . HufTey, j r. County Treafurer, Obadiah Folger. Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ifaac Coffin, Jofiah Barker, Charles Folger, Daniel Coffin.

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. If. Coffin, Jofi. Barker, Zac.HufTeyJas. Coffin, Geo. Cannon. Juftices of the Peace. Zaccheus HufTey, Walter Folger, jr. Francis Macy, Daniel Whitney, Benja Glover, Jofeph Swain, Geo. Cannon. Attornifs at the Common Pleas. Jofiah Hufley, Ifaac Coffin, Wm. Coffined. Chas. Folger, Nymphus Marfton. Coroners, Wm. Coleman, Latham Gardner, Benj. Glover. Charles Folger. Sheriff, f Deputy Sheriff, David Allen. WORCESTER COUNTY. Court of Sefwns. Jonathan Davis, of Oxford, } Timothy Whiting, of Lancafter, f Afibciate Edmund Cufhing, of Lunenburg, ? Juftices. Jofeph Adams, of Mendon, ) Clerk of the Courts, Eftes Howe, of Worcefter. County Attorney, Wm. C. White, of Grafton. Judge of Probate, Nathaniel Paine, of Worcefter. Regifier of Probate, Theophilus Wheeler, of Worcefter. Regifier of Deeds, Daniel Clap, of Worcefter. County Treafurer, Samuel Allen, of Worcefter. Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Barre Eleazer James Harvard Henry Bromfield, Bolton Silas Holman Benjamin Kimball Brookfield Thos. Hale> Pliny Lancafter Samuel Ward, Merrick, Tilly Rice Timothy Whiting

Charlttn John Spurr [ Leicefler William Henfljaw Juftices in Worcefter. 95

Leominjer Jonas Kendall Weflborougk Andrew Peters Mtndon Seth Haftings Worcejler Jofeph Alien Mi/ford Samuel Jones NathanielPaine,Beniamin Oxford Jonathan Davis Hcywood, Samuel F'agg, P rincetotvn Michael Gill Thfoph. Wheeler. Wm. Skrewfbury Jofhua Henfhaw Stedman, Eiward Bjngs Ward John Prentifs Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. D wight Fofter, Eljah Brigham, Benjamin Heywood, Salem Towne, Jofeph Allen, Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Filke, Theophilus Wheeler, Abraham Lincoln, Timothy Whiting, Merrick Rice, Jonathan Davis. Jujlices of the Peace. AJhburnham Abraham Lo Fitckburg Daniel Putnam, Jofeph Jewett, George R. Jofeph Fox, Ilrael Turner, Cufhing Wm. Cunningham, Jacob Athol James Humphries, Willard, Edward Durant Jofeph Proftor Gardner Simeon Leland, Barre Joel Bent, Abijah Aaron Wood Bigelow, Afa Walker, Gerry Charles Baker, Nath'l Houghton, Elijah Ithamar Ward, Elijah Caldwell Gould, Abel Piper Berlin Amos Johnfon, Levi Grafton J of, Wood, Nath. Meriam Adams, Benja. Goddard, Bolton Jonathan Whitcomb, Wm. C. White, Wm. Nathaniel Longley, jr. Lamb, Amafa Roberts Amos Parker, Robert Hardwick John Haftings, Longley Timo. Page, Wm. Cutler, Boxlffon James Longley, Daniel Ruggles Ezra Beaman, Aaron Harvard Jof. Stone, Jona. White Simonds BrooAfield Tohn Cutler, Holden Wm.Drury, Lemuel Oliver Croiby, EH&a Davis, James Eaflerbrook. Hammond, Danl. Gilbert Hubbardflcn Jacob Waite, Charlton Salem Towne, jr. William Marcan, Afa Thaddeus Marble, Calvin Wheeler Ammidon, Fred. W. Bot- Lancafter Ifrael Atherton, tom, William P. Rjder, Jofiah Flagg, Timo. Whit- IfaiahRider,JohnSpurr,jr. ing, Jofeph Wales, Mofes Dana Oliver Harris, Stephen Smith, jr. Merrick Rice Johnfon Lcicejlsr Thomas Denny, Douglas Benja. Wallis, jr. Nathaniel P. Denny, Auf- Benjamin Craggen tin Flint Dudley Zeph. Brown, Aaron Leominfler William Nichols, Tufts, James Wolcutt, John Gardner, Abijah

Amafa Nichols, Benj . Lee. Bigelow, Joel Ciofby, 100 Juftices in Worcefter.

Leominjler Bezal. Lawrence, Sturbridge Oliver Plympton, Afa Johnfon, Michael David Wight, jr. John tfewb'all Phillips, Jared Lamb, ^ Lunenburg fcW . Cunningham Ephraim Morey, Thomas Charles Cufhing, Zabriiei Upham, Fr; d. Plympton, B. Adams, Ezekl. Whit- Gerftiom Plvmpton, Da- ing, Edmund Cufhing vid Fifke Mcndon Andrew Dexter, Sutton Simeon Barlow, Jcfiah Richard Geor;^, Nathan Stiles, Aaron Pierce, Jo- Verry, Jofeph Adams, nas Sibley, Stephen Muiv Warren Rawion roe Milford Samuel Jones, Templeion Silas Cutler, Perley Hunt, Adam Chapin Thomas Fifher, Lovell New-Braintrte Jofeph Bow- "Walker, John Cutler, Jo- man, James Woods fiah Howe Norlhborough Nahum Fay, Upton Ezra Wood, jr. Ifaac Davis Uxbridge Benjamin Adams, Northbridge Paul Whiting Bezaleel Taft, jr. Oakham Jefle Allen Ward Jofeph Stone Oxford Sylvanus Towne, Wefiborough James Hawfe, Sylvanus Learned, Jon a. Nathan Fifher Davis, Abijah Davis, Sam- Weft -Boy IJlon Robert B.. uel Hartwell Thomas Peierjliam Naihl. Chandler, Wejlon Danforth Keyes, Jo- Hatchins Hapgood, Lewis feph Field Bigelow, Joel Negus, Jof. IVeJlminjler Nicholas Dike, Brown Abel Wood, Jonas Whit- Paxton Nathnniel Crocker ney, jr. HaymanWheeler, Princetown William Dodds, Solomon Strong, Alex- Henry Pren'ifs ander Duftin

Royaljon Jofeph Eafter- I Winchendon Enoch Kidder, brook, Stcph. Batcheler, Ifrael Whiton, Mofes. jr. Andrew Kendall Hale, jr. Rutland Mofes White, Worcefur Abraham Lincoln, Jonas Howe, Zadoc Gates, Ifaiah Thomas, Daniel Daniel Walker Clap, Samuel Allen, Fran- Shrewfhury Jonah Howe cis Blake, Jofeph Trum- Southborough Ezra Taylor, bull, Nathaniel I.lacarty. Trowbridge Taylor, Benj. Levi Lincoln, jr. Wm. Champney, Peter Fay E. Green, Sam'i Fiagg, jr. Spencer Benj. Drury, Jonas Daniel Waido, Samuel Bemis, James Draper, jr Brazcr

Sterling Benj. Richardfon, \ Wefiem Daniel Hodges John Ifrael Allen, Robbins, J Counftllors at the Supreme Judicial Court.

Alhol Jofeph Picclor | Barrc Elcazer Jamas Coroners in Worcefter. IOI

^rcok/ield' Dwight Fofter, Sterling Ifaac Goodwin Sturbridge Erafmus Babbit Pliny Merrick , Charlton Liberty Bates Templeton Lovell Walker Grafton William C. White Uxbridge Benjamin Adams, Lancajler Merrick Rice, Bezaleel 1 aft, jr. Mofes Smith, jr. Weflminjler Solomon Strong, Leicejler Nath'l P. Denny Alexander Duftin Leominfler AfaJohnfon, Abi- Worcejler Nathaniel Paine, jah Bigleow Edward Bangs. Francis Lunenburg Zabdiel B.Adams Blake, Wm. E. Green, Mendon Seth Haftings, Rich- Levi Lincoln, jr. ard George

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Barre Seth Lee Hubbardjlon Samuel Swan Brookfield Daniel Gilbert, Peterjliam Lewis Bigelow Eliiha Hammond Rutland Rufus Putnam Hardwick Samuel Eaftman Shrew/bhry Jonathan Morgan Harvard Joel Harris Worcejler Sam. M. Burnflde

Attornies at the Common Pleas. Barre Nathaniel Houghton, Shretcfbury AndrewH.Ward Ephraim Hinds Sturbridge John Paine, Brookfield Amos Crofby George Davis Charlton Fred. W. Bottom Sutton Sumner Barftow "Douglas Samuel M. Crocker Templeton Samuel Cutting Dudley William J. Whipple Wejlborough Nahum Har- Fitchburg Jacob Wiliard rington John Sheply Wejlern Jacob Mansfield Peter/ham Calvin Willed IVinchendcn Daniel Hcnihaw Lancajler John Davis, jr. Worcejler Samuel Braver, jr. Mendon Warren Raw Ton Rejoice Newton, Levi Rutland Jofeph B. Caldwell Heywood

Coroners. A/liburnhatn Wm. Stearns, Dudley Jabez Day, William Ehflba White Robinfon Alhol Jofeph Pierce, James Fitchburg Oliver Fox Oliver Gerry Simeon Goddard Barre Elijah Caldwell, Grafton Aaron Kimball, jr, Samuel Henry Harvard Wm. L. Foflt-r Boyljlon Levi Pierce Hcldtn Henry Bui laid Brookfield Simeon Draper, Hubbardjlon Reub. Wheeler Thompfon Rawfon Lancajler Bcnj. Wyman, Charlton Aaron Wheelock Richard Haven J^ouglas John Farnham Leicejier William Sprague la I ©2 Juflices in Cumberland.

Leominjler Abel Carter, Sturbridge Simeon Fi>.e Daniel Ncwhal! Sutton Reuben Barton, jun. Luncnburgk Peter Brown Thomas Harbick, jr. Da- Mendon Seth Davenpoit, jr. vid. P. Chafe, James Sib. Milford Nath'i Paikhurft, ley, Timothy Lampfon Robert Saunders Templeton John E. Newton New-Braintree Jona. Barr Upton Jofeph Taft Oxford Jonathan Harris Uxbridge Peter White

Peter/ham Afa Pond, Eber Ward Jofiah H.Prenti fs Hapgood Wtfiborough Ifaac Forbufh, Royaljlon Daniel Woodbury, L©vet Peters Jonathan Pierce Wtjiern Jofiah Putnam Rutland Benjamin Putnam Wcftminjter Jonas Miles,

Shrewjbury Jof. Sumner, jr. • Luke Bigelow Southboro* Dexter Ball Winchendon Samuel Noyes Spencer Eliot Mafon Worcejler Silas Brooks, Sterling Mofes Smith, Mofes William Eaton Thomas

Sheriff, Thomas W. Ward, of Shrewsbury

Dcputy-Sh".-riffs. Alhol Jofeph Pierce Leominjler Enoch Bowtell j Barre Wm. Caldwell, 2d. Lunrnburgh Sam'l Houghton David Howe Mendon David Davenport, Brookfdd John Muzzy, Peter/ham Aaron Brooks Abel Harwood, Matrhew Rutland Timothy Ruggles, Wood Jonas Howe, jr. Charlton John Brown Shrew/bury Shepatd Pratt Grafton Cyrus Leland Southborough C. Williams Fitchburg Samuel Putnam Sterling Mofes Thomas Hardwick Samuel Hinkley Sturbridge John Holbrook Harvard Jonathan Simonds Suttun Gibbs Sibley Hubbardjlon Mofes Clark, jr. Uxbridge Frederick Tart Lancajier Solomon Carter, Weflminjler Zauoc Sawyer Thomas Bennett Worcejler Daniel Dtuny Leicejler Jofeph Denny Nahum Ward

Crier oj the Courts , Silas Brooks, of Worcefter. Jail- Keeper, Nathan Heard. CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Court of Sejions, Ifaac Parfons, of New-Glouccfter, Chief Juflice. Theodore MuflTey, of Standilh, } Wm. H^fty, of Scarborough, > AfFociato Juflice*. Jothao* Stone, of Brunfwick, S Judices, &c. in Cumberland. 103

of Portland. Clerk of the. Courts, Jofeph C. Boyd, County Attorney, Eleazer W. Ripley, of Portland. of do. •Judge 0/ Prolate, Samuel Freeman, do. Regifier of Probate, John Frothingham, of do. R'gifler of Deeds, Elias Merrill, of County Treafurcr, Jofeph M'Lellan, cf do.

Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum. "Bridgetown, Zebah Smith Peleg Chandler, jr. Tlrunfwick Tohn Dunlap, IV- Yarmouth A. R. Mitchell Samuel Freeman, Charles Coffia I Portland Falmouth James Means John Frotbingham, Geo. Frcepcrt John Cufliing Bradbury, Jofeph C.Boj i Southgare Corham Lothrop Lewis I Scarboro' Robert Windham Peter T. Smith Htw-Gtouccflcr Ifaac Parions, | Appointed to qualify CivU Officers. Stephen Longfellow, Robert Southgate, Samuel Freeman* John Frothlngham, Woodbury Story, Ifaac fhicyi Win. Widgery, James Means. Jujlices of the Peace. Janrrs Irifli, jr. Baldwin Jofiah Pierce I den, ]r. Hit bard Br/.^/on Saml. Andrews, I Timothy Enoch Periey, Nathaniel Gray Jofeph M'Lellan, Howe, Saml. Farnfworth Samuel Periey, Simon Brmfwick Peter O. Alden, Grecnleaf, Daniel W. Whitney, John Perry, jr. Robert Green, Peter Thorn pfon, Jorham Stone, James Twitchell Purring- Ifaac Gates," David Dun- HarpfweU Stephen Dunning, lap, Robt. Dunning, Hen- ron, Benjamin Sylvefter ry Putnam, Jona. Page Marlborough Burd-iam, Cape Eliza. Ehen Thrather, Harrifon Nath'l George E. Vaughan Edward Lowell Durham Jofiah Burnham, Minot Jeife Rice, Michael Fofter Waterman, Saml. Little, Serb. Chandler, Merril, John Conveile, Afeph Howard Hen, Thomas Peirce Ncw-Gloucejler N.C. A Falmouth Archelaas Lewis, Jdfeph E.Foxcraft.Dan!. Mofes Merrill, Timothy Howard, A ncr. Campbell,

Pikf, Pelatiah March, Thorn a.-• Johnfon Mitchell, James Means Jas. Morrill N.Yarmou'h Jacob V. Freeport Saml. Hyde, John James Prinze, Ehfha A. Hyde, Sf th Townfend Cutler, Andrew Le>oa %orkam George Lewis, Otufeld GrinfiilBlal- James Fifk, David Har- Pejepfcot Andr. R.Giddir^f i 04 Counsellors, &c. in Cumberland.

Poland Thomas Barnes, Jas. D. Hopkins, Stephen Jofiah Dunn, jr. Longfellow, jr. Jofeph Thompfon-Pond Plantation Titcomb, Dudley Todd, John K. Smith, John Richard Hunnewell Thorn pfon Raymond Stephen Swett

Portland Woodbury Store r, Scarboro* Jofeph Emerfon. Ifaac Ufley, Wm. Martin, William Hafty Eben.Mayo,Bat ret Potter, Standi/k Theodore Muffey, Hugh Mc Lellan, Eiias John Dean, William Merrill, Ezekiel Whit- Thorn pfon man, James Burnham, Windham Paul Little, James Nicholas Emery, Daniel Paifie, Hezekiah Froft, Tucker, Matthew Cobb, Thomas Chute Couvfcllors at Law. Brun/tuick Peter O. Alden, E. W. Ripley, Prentifs Benj. Orr, Ifaac Gates, Mellen, James D. Hop-; Henry Putnam kins, Ezekiel Whitman, Cape- Elizabeth George E. Nicholas Emery, Stephen Vaughan LongfellowJr.Oliv.Bray, Durham Fofter Waterman Nathan Kinf.nan, Hoiatio Freeport Leonard Morfe, oouthgate, Barrett Potter, Jofiah W.Mitchell Woodbury Storer, jr. Gray Simon Greenleaf Alfred Metcalf, William Gorham Jofeph Adams Freeman, Jofeph Pope, New-Gloucejler Samuel Dudley Todd, George Feflenden, Danl. Howard Bradbury, Wm.B.Sewall N.Yarmouth ElifhaP. Cutler Windham Hezekiah Froft, Portland Alfred Metcalf. Jacob S. Smith.

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. JSridgeton Nathaniel Hnwe Gorham Peter Thacher Falmouth Mofes Quinby, New-Gloucejler Francis Eaton Luther Fitch Minat Jacob Iiilj

Attomies at the Common Pleas. Brunfwich David Stan wood Portland William T. Vaug- Ntw-Gloucejler Francis han, John Wadfwoith Eaton StandiJIi Wm. Graft ham

Co >oners. Brunfwick Noah Melcher, Graffham Elijah Hall, Samuel Freeport James Curtis, John Melcher, 3d. Townfend Durham John Field Gorham Royal Lincoln Falmouth Jona. Sparrow, Gray Samuel A. Na& ? Japes Bailey, Caleb Mofes Harris Juflices, in Lincoln. 105 larpfwell WilliamTarr M'Lellan bore? Samuel Thorn pfon, Winot Cyrus Clark Scar New-Gloucefler Philip James March Chandler, Jofeph Thralher Standifi Edmund Mufley North Yarmouth Afa Chafe John Lowell Samuel Barker, Olisfidd Danie! Hoi den Windham Portland George Warren, Noah J. Center, Paul John Dean, Saml. Hoyt, Little, jr. Smith Cobb, John New-Gloucefter. Sheriff, Jofeph E. Foxcroft, of Deputy Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Remitter. Prifon Keepr. Jofeph M. Gerrilh, of Portland. Portland. Crier of the Courts, Wm. B. Peters, of ' LINCOLN COUiNiY.

Court ofScffions. Mark L. Hill, of Georgetown, Chief Juftice. Jofeph Farley, of Waldoboio'} Jono Dole, of Alna f Affoc* ; ale Juftice$, Farnham Hall, of Camden, f David Dennis, of Nobleboro'J Clerk of the Courts, Henry Wood, of WifraiTet. County Attorney, Eraftus Foote, of Camden. Judge oj Probate, Silas Lee, of Wifcaffet. Regijier of Probate, Alden Bradford, of Wifcaflet. Regijier of Deeds, Warren Rice, of Wifcaflst. County Treafurcr, Nathaniel Thwing, of Woolwich.

Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bath Francis Winter, Dum- Tuomafloton David Faleg ber Sewall, Peleg Tall- Union Stephen March man, Andrew Greenwood Warren Samuel Thacher Bootkhay Wm. M'Cobb Wifcaffet Orchard Cooke, howdoin James Rogers Silas Lee, Alden Brad- Georgetown Mark L. Hill ford, Thomas Rice, Abel NtwcaJlU John Farley Wood Alna Johah Stebbins Woolwich Nathl. Thwing

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Thomas Rice, Nathaniel Thwing, Orchard Cooke, Dum- roer Sewall, Mark L. Hill, Alden Bradford, Jeremiah Baily, Wm. King, Benja. Ames, Moles Carleton, jus. Benjamin J. Porter, Wm. Sterne. io6 Juftices, &c. in Lincoln.

Jujices of the Peace . BatA Wm. King, Wm. Jefferfon Jonathan Traf Webb, Denny M'Cobb, Ltwijlon John Herrick, Joe Eben. Clap, Nath. Coffin, Thorn pfon, Dan Reed Jofh. Wingate, jr. Benja. Lifbon Noah Jordan, Sam Ames, David Stinfon, Tibhets, Benjamin Mac< Abel Boynton, Ezekiel Thompfon, Bozodoin Smith Baker, Mofes Purrington Dennett, Solomon Eaton, Litchfield James Shurtlef Wm. Decker, John Hall John Neal, Abijah Rier' Bootkbay John M'Clintock, ai'dfon, Jabez Robinfon Edmund Wilfon Montville Ebenezer Averet Bowdoinham Thomas Read, Timothy Copp, Jofep ZaccheusBeal.J C.Colby, Chandler, Richard M'Ca Wm. Denham lifter Briflol Thos. Johnfon, Jas. Alna Jeremiah Pearfor

j Nichols, Wm. M'Intire, Mofes Carlton, John Dol Robert Hufton, Samuel Newcajile Saml. Kennedy Reed, Wm. M'Clintock, Ebenezer Thacher, Davi William Chamberlain, Murray 1 James Drummond, jr. Nobleboro David Dennii Aeron Blaney James Perkins, Geo.Reed Camden David Blodget, Milton Goodenow, Eph Jofeph Cufhing, Samuel Rollins Brown, J.Pendleton, Eraf- Palermo Jona. Greley, Stc

tus Foote, Wm. Parkman, phen Marden, Samue I Farnham Hall, Jolhua Dil- Longfellow '-* lingham, Jofeph Prince.jr. Putnam Jofeph Ruf Cufhing Edward Killeran, St. George .Hezekiah Prince James Malcom Thomajlown Jofhua Adams Drefden James H. Patterfon, Jofeph Ingraham, Mafor Benjamin Prefcott Wheaton, Otis Robbins Edgeccmb Mofes Davis, jr. Ifaac Bernard, Elia: Stephen Parfons, Thomas Phinney, Elifha Snow, jr Cunningham John Gleafon,David Fales Friendjhip Edward Jonds, 3d. Ezekiel G. Dodge, Benjamin Burton Charles SpoSPord, Samuel Georgetown William Lee, Brown Lewis Thorp, James N. Topfliam Benjamin Hafey, Lithgow, Benja. Riggs, John Merrill, Abel Mer- John Pattee, Jof. Sewall, rill, Benjamin Orr Andrew Reed Union Nathaniel Robbins, Hope Saml. Brown, Almand Edward Jones, William Gurche, Matt. Beveridge, Starret, Nathan Blake, Fergus M'Clain Jonathan Sibley Coroners in Lincoln. 107

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Attornies at the Common Pleas. Rowdoinham Samuel Gray Waldobort? Ifaac G. Reed Zamden Thomas Sawyer Wifcajjet ManafTeh Smith, Drefden Samuel Bifhop John H. Shepard, Edm. Lijbon Whitman Flagg Union Wm. White Coroners, Bath Wm. Brown, Edward Hope Wm. Arnold H. Page, Aaron Kimball, Jeffer/bn James Robinfon David Stinfon, David Lewijlon Oliver Herrick Shaw, Luke Lambert, jr. Lijbon Seth Hinckley, Boothbay Wm. M. Reed Ezekiel Thompfon # Bowdoin Hugh Maloy Ncwcajile Robert Robinfon Bowdoinham John Denfmore Alna George Erlkine, Briflol Robert Thorn fon, Aaron Young William Hunter Nobltbord' Nathaniel^ Bryant, Camden Epluaim Wood, Benja. Plummer, jr. AMen Bafs Palermo Jacob Greley, jr. Drefden James Patterfon Thomajlown Otis Robbins, Georgetown Ifaiah Wyman, jr. HalfeyHealy Charles Couillard, Gilbert Topjham Henry Wilfon Heal Union Eben«zer Aldwi io3 Juftices in Berkfhire.

Wuldoborti Charles Sampfon Woolwich Stephen Stinfoi Warren Samuel Davis Eben. Delano Whitefidd Abraham Choate, Wifcajet Jofhua Danfort Daniel Potter

Sheriff, Orchard Cooke, of Wifcaflet. Deputy-Sheriffs. Bath Hezekiah Wyman, I Wifcajfet Thos. M. Cargil Benjamin Davenport j Jailer, Thomas M. Cargil!, of Wifcaflet. BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Ccurt of Seffons. Nathaniel Bifhop, of Richmond, Chief Juftice. "William Walker, of Lenox, } Jofhua Danforth, of Pmsfield, > AfTociate Juftices. Azariah Egglefton,of Lenox, ) Clerk of the Courts, Jofeph Woodbridge, of Stockbridgc Judge of Probate, William Walker, of Lenox. Regifier of Probate, Nathaniel Bifhop, of Richmond. Regiflers of Deeds. Southern Diftrlel, Mofes Hopkins, of Great-Barrington. Middle Diftri£r., Jofeph Tucker, of Lenox. Northern Diftrict, County Treafurer, Caleb Hyde, of Lenox. Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Qrtst-Earrington Thomas John C. Williams, Johi Ives, Mofes Hopkins W. Hulbert Lane/boro* Gideon Wheeler Richmond Nathaniel Bifhoi Lenox Azariah Eggleflon, Sheffield EllmaLe, William Walker, Jofeph Stockbridge Jofeph Wood Goodwin, Enos Stone, Jo- bridge, Elijah William feph Tucker Williamjlown Wm. Towne. pittsfeld Timothy Childs,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Bacon, Nathaniel Bifhop, William Walker, Azariah Egglefton, Jofeph Woodbridge, Timothy Childs, Jofhus Danforth, Thomas Ives, Mofes Hopkins, Samuel H Wheeler, Lyman Hall, John Whiton, Wm. P. Walker, Jofeph Goodwin, Daniel Dewey, and Wilham Towner.

Juflices of the Peace.

Adams Ifrael Jones, Daniel ! land. Mar. Jones, Jofi. Q. Noble, Abuham. How- Robinion, JohnWaienaau J Juftices in Berkshire. 109

Alfori Abner Kellogg, Peru Cyrus S towel, Wm. Philander Hulbert, Elihu Frizell, Simeon Thompfou Leifter Pittsfeld Jofhua Dunforth, JBeciet GeorgeCenant, Simeon Grifwold, Owen Chejbire Jona. Richardfon, Goodrich, Thomas Gold, Daniel Brown, Ezra Bar- Mofes Hayden, Jofeph ker, Hezekiah Ma Ton Shearer Clarkjhurg Samuel Clarke Richmond Zechariah Pierfon, JDalton John Chamberlain, jr Hugo Bughardt, Noah Calvin Waldo, Abraham Roffetter, John Bacon, Porter, Thomas Greene Wm. S. Leadbetter, Abfa- Egrtmont Seneca Tuller, lom Ford James Baldwin Savoy Snellum Babbit, Florida Jeffe King, Nathan Jofeph Williams Drury Sandisftld Drake Mills, Great- Bar ringtcn John Jeiin Canfield, John H« Whiting, Stephen Sibley, Allen, John Picket, James Miles Avery, Samuel Bar- Ayrault, James Graham, (low, David Wainwright Eliakim Hull Hancock Gideon Martin, Sheffield Mofes Hubbard.Wm. Rodman Hazard Buel, Steph. Dewey, Silas Hinfdale Theodore Hinfdale, Kellogg, John Hjbbard Rufus Marih, Thomas Stockbridge Joh nWhiton, Allen, Nathaniel Tracey Eraftus Sargent, Henry

> La?ieJboro Nchemiah Bull, Brown, Elijah Brown, jr. Wolcot Hubbell, Peter John Hunt

B. Curtis, Lyman Hall, Tyringham Adon ij ah Bid- Samuel H. Whee'er well, Elnathan Pratt, John Lee Jofiah Yale, Jofeph Garfield, Charles Jackfom Whiton, Jedid. Crocker, Wajbingion Jere. Lawrence, Jared Bradley Dellingham Clark, Gideon Lenox Wm. P. Walker, Deming Caleb Hyde, OliverBelden, Wejl- Stockbridge Chriftopher jr. Eldad Lewis French, Enoch W. Thayer, Mount- Wajbinglon Charles Obadiah Ward, Ethel Patterfon Burch, Jofeph Blofsj Nezv-AJhford Gaius Herman Lemuel Moffit, jun, New- Marlboro* Eben.Smith, JVilliamJloivn Wm. Stark- Jofeph Fitch, jr. Daniel weather, Deodotus Noble, Taylor, Benja. Wheeler, William W. Rowe, Efboa Jafon Warner Gregory, Lyman HubbcH, Qtis Paul Larkcm, Samuel Tyler, Ambsofe Adonij;th Ji-ne* Hall, Samucl.KclJogs no Deputy-Sheriffs in Berkshire.

Wind/or Robert Walker, I Wright, Henry Brewftef DcnnifonRobinfon,Afahel | Counfellors at Laiv. Dalton Calvin Waldo, Hulbert, Ezekiel Bacon, Thomas Allen Mofes Hayden Gnat-Barrington Thomas Stockbridge John Hunt, Ives, John Whiting Samuel Jones Lanejboro Saml. H. Wheeler, Wef Stockbridge Enoch W. Lee -Auguftus Collins Thayer Pittsfeld John C. Williams, Williamjlo-wn Daniel Noble, Thomas Gold, John W. Daniel Dewey Attornies at the S. J. Court. Adams Ambrofe Kaflbn Sandifeld Benjamin Sheldon Lanejboro* Luther Wafh- Sheffield Charles Dewey, burn, Henry Hubbard Robert F. Barnard Lenotc William P. Walker, Weft -Stockbridge Rabbins Pittsfeld David Perry, KeHogg 1 homas A. Gold Attornies at the Common Pleas. Adams Thomas Robiufon Stockbridge AuguflusSherrill, Great- Barrington Robert L. Henry W. Dwight Potter, George H. Ives, Williamfiov>n Ambrofe Hall, James A- Hyde Douglas W. Sloan Pittsfeld Thomas B. Strong, Reynold M. Kirby

.. Coroners, Adams Jere. Colefgrove, jr. Pittsfeld Orimel Fanning Dalton " Wm. W. Cady Richmond Samuel Gates, jr. Great- Bar rington Stephen Sandisfeld Wm. Granger Sibley Sheffield Andrew Andrews Peru William Stevens

Sheriff, Simon Lamed, of Pittsfield. Deputy-Sheriffs. Adams Arthur Field Pittsfeld Theodore Hinf- JDalton Henry Marfh dale, jr. Gr.Barr'mgton Ezra Kellogg Richmond Wm. S. Leadbetter Hinfdr.le Artemas Thompfon Sandisfeld Stephen Palmer Lane/borough Jabez Hall Sheffield John Hubbard Zee Taber Taylor Stockbridge Steph. Willard Lenox Sherman Bofworth W. Stockbridge Fairing Wilfon jV*w~ Marlboro' Grey Shaw Williamfhivn Joftllia R- Oils Daniel Bartlet Bulkley Juflin Grifwold, "Jailer.

Daniel Williams, jr. Crier oftbt Ciurts. Juftices in Hancock. in HANCOCK COUNTY. Court of Sejpo Martin Kinfley, of Hampden,"

Wm. Vinall, of Vinalhaven, i Aflbciatc Jufticct

Caleb B. Hall, of Buckftown, < Leonard Jarvis, of Surry, } CUrk ofthe Courts, James Thomas, of Bangor. County Attorney, Wm. D. Williamfon, of do. Judge of Probate, Job Nelfon, of C aftine. Regifer of Probate, Wm. Abbot, of Caftine. Regrfer of Deeds, ©"> Bradfliaw H all, of Caftine. County 'lreafurer. j Juflius of the Peace and cf the Quorum. Bangor Saml. E Dutton, Frankfort F. L. B. Goodwin William D. Williamfon Cajline 1 homas Cobb, Belfajl Nathan Read, David Howe, Job Nelfon, Bokan P. Field, William Bradfhaw Hall Crofby Orrington Simeon Fowler, £ucif.own Jonathan Buck, Oliver Leonard Sullivan Paul D. Sargent phen Pcabody Vlnalbaven William Vinal Mllfwortb Melatiah Jordan

Appointed to qualify Chil Officers. Francis L. B. Goodwin, Caleb B. Hall, Job iNe'fon, Thomas Cobb, Oliver Leonard, Saml. E. Dutton, Jonathan Buck, Jofeph Carr, Simeon Stetfon, Paul D. Sargent, Thomas Whittier, George Ulmer.

Juftices of the Peace. Bangor Allen Gilman, Amos Bluehil John Peters, Andr, Patten, James Carr, Jacob Witham, Reuben Dodge, M'Gaw, Jcrem. Dudley, Ifaac Ofgood James Thomas, Jof. Carr, Brcwnville Ifaac Wilkins Hezekiah May, Charles Buckfloivn Jahaziah Shaw, Hammond Jofeph Lee, Moody PHf- Belfaft Robert Houfton, bury, Abner Curtis, SarrJ. Jonathan Wilfon, Thomas Little, Ephraim Goodalc, Whittier, John Hnfe, Benj. John Giplbn

Whittier, Oakes ^ngier, Caftine Wm. A bbot , Oliver William Moody, George Mann,Jofiah Hook, jr. Watfon, Benjamin Poor, Corinth Mark Trafton Phineas Afhmun Deerife Thomas Stinfon, 112 Counfellors in Hancock.

Jofeph Tyler, Ignatius Northport Thos. KnowJtefl. Hafkell, Moody Powers, David Alden Nathan Hafkell Ohio P/. John Chamberlain Dixmont Benjamin Brown, Ifaac Wheeler, Andrew Benjamin Butman Strong Eden Ezra Young, Samuel Orland Samuel Keyes, Ifaac Hull, William Blunt Jacobs Eddington Park Holland, Oreno Richard Winflow, Jonathan Sibley, Jofhua Daniel Greley Stockwell, John Whiting Orrington William Rice, Mllfwortb Theodore Jones, Abiel Perry, Elifha Rob- Mofes Adams, Jeffe Dut- infon, John Whiting, ton, John Black, George Francis Carr, John Far- Herbert rington, Jofhua Chamber- Frankfort Wm. M'Lathry, lain, John Wilkins Daniel Livermore, Abner Penolfcot Jere, Wardwell Bicknel, Archibald Jones, Wm- Freeman Philo.H, Wafhburn, Alex- PL No. 3. Jofeph Harvey, ander Mil liken Nat hi. Chamberlain Goldfborougb Thomai Hill Profpea Nath'l Kidder. Green PL Humphrey Hook, Jof. Crary, Tho?. Pickard, Manaffa Sleeper Saml- Shiue, John P. Mar- Hampden John Crofby, Seth tin, Henry Black Kempton, Simeon Stetfon, Sedgwick David Thurfton, Charles Uinier, Jedediah Samuel Holdcn, Thomas Herrick, John Godfrey, Doyle Enoch Brown, Phineas Sullivan Jabrz Sinipfon Johnfon, Jofiah Kidder Surry Leonard Jarvis, JJljborough John Gi^key Charles Jarvis, Leonard 'Jack/on PI. John Davis Jarvis, jun. Kendujkeag Mofes Hodfdon Trenton Fp(ler Jacob ; John Lincolninlle Samuel Miller, Blunt, Mafon Shaw Ephraim Fletcher, Philip Finalbavcn George White,

Ulmer David Wolfte , Wiiliaw JMount-De/ert Davis Wafgatt Vinal, jr. itow Colcbejter PL D. Camp- bell

Counfellors at Laiv. Bangor Wm. D. Williamfon, Wm. Crofby John Wilfon, Allan Gilman, S. E. Dut- Phinehas Alhmun ton, Jacob M'Gaw Euckftotcn Samuei Little a Bohan Field, Samuel Self ft P. M. Pond Attornies, &c. in Hancock. "J

Co/line Job Nelfon, Wra. Hampden Enoch Brown Abbot, Thomas E. Hale John Godfrey £llfortb George Herbert Orrington Oliver Leonard Frankf,rt Philo H. Wafll- Sedgwick Luther Emerfon burn, John Pike

Attornies at the Supr.erne "Judicial Court. Bangor Thomas A. Hill Cajline Thomas E. Hale, Bluet ill Luther Emerfon Mafon Shaw Buckfiown Saml. M. Pond, Frankfott Archibald Jones George T. Chapman Hampden Enoch Brown

Attornies at tbe Common Fleas.

Bangor Saml. K. Whiting I Johnfon, jr. Warren

Bel/ajl Oakes Angier, Alfred ( Field

Cora,neru Bangor Mofes Patten Frankfort Enoch Sampfon Belfaji Thaddens Hubbard, Hampden Roland Tyler Joieph Houfton, Reuben Nortbport Thomas liuckmai; Kimball Orrington Joiiah Brewer, BluebiU Ifaac Ofgood Thomas Dole Buckjloivn Daniel Buck, Pro/pea Paul Hitchborn Moody Pilfbury Sullivan John Sargent, Caftine Doty Little John Bean Deerif.e Thomas Robbins, Trenton Jacob Foftcr- Peter Hardy

Sheriff) George Ulmcr, of Lincolnville.

Deputy • Sheriffs. Bangor Mark Trafton, JJleJlorougb JohnPendletomjr. t George Williamfon, Jofiah Lincolnville Paul H. Sti- Brewer vens, Jacob Ulmer Bel/aft John Wales, John Mount Defert Davis Waf- Hufe, John Rufs gat, juu. Buckjloivn Thomas B, Capron Nortbport Samuel Buckman Cajline John Minot Planta. No. 3 Francis Fuller Deerifle Ara Green Penobfcot j Andr. W. Blake

Elljhoorib Alfred Langdon, : Sedgwick Enoch Trufrel John Chamberlain Vinalbaven | Benj. Beverage Frankfort Alexr. Milliken Hampden Joel Thompfon,

Jeffe Libbey, jr. I

Jailerj John Minor, of Caftine, K e 114 Juftices, &c. in Wafhingfeoa, WASHINGTON COUNTY,

Court of Sejjions. James Campbell, of Harrington, Chief Juflice. John Burgin, of Export, "> . ff ft Jofeph Patten, of Columbia, J J Clerk of the Courts, Jofiah Harris, of Machias. County Attorney, Sherman Le'and, of Eaftporc. Judge of Probate, Stephen Jones, of Machias/ Regijler of Probate, Jofiah Harris, of Machias. Regljlers of Deeds. Southern Diflri&, George S. Smith, of Machias, Northern Diftric-t, Jofeph Houlton, of Houlton plantations

County Treafurer, George S. Smith, of Machias.

Jujlices of the Peace and of the Quorum.

Columbia Thomas Ruggles. I Harrington James Campbell Jofeph Patten Lubeck Lemuel i'refcetc' |

Dennyfville Theod. Lincoln I Machias Steph. Jones, Jofiah

Mafport O liter Shead, | Harris

John Burgin I Rcbbinfon John Brewer

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers Stephen Jones, James Campbell, Jo.n Brewer, Lemuel Trefcott, John Burgin Oliver Shead, Jof'ah Harris, Jofeph Patten, Thomas Ruggles, Jonathan D. Wefton, Eber.cz er Inglee, John Balkham.

Jufiices cf the Peace.

Calais Stephen Brewer, • Machias John Dickenfpnj William tike, Jofeph! Gidecn O'Brien, Jeremiah Whitney O'Brien, jr. Peter Tr.ibct, Cberryfeld Thos Archibald Columbia Anfelm Bsftett Cooper j

Eafport Lemuel Trefcott, ! PI No 9 Jchn Crane

Lewis F. Delefdernjer, < PI No, 10 Benja, R.Jones, Jonathan D Wefton, Ifaac Hobart Aaron Hayden, Sherman Robbinftsn Balkham, j John Leland, Horatio G Balch Thomas Voie | of. ; \ allace, jr. Harrington J ! Steuben Jacob Townfiey, Houlton PI. Jofeph Houlton, Alexander Nickels, Robert j Samuel Cooke More

Ceunffllor at Lew, Jonathan D, We&ou, of Eaftpoii 5

Juftices, &c. in Norfolk. 1 1

AtUmiet at the Supreme 'Judicial Court. Anfelm Baflett Matbias Dickenfon Columbia J John

Attomies at the Common Pleat.

JLafipott Sherman Lcland, ! Machiat James O. Lincoln Benjamin L. prince

Coroners.

Addifcn Daniel Look, jr. I O'Brien, Teter Talbot, jr.

Calais Shubael Downes 1 Planta. No. 6 Samuel Day Columbia David Wafs Planta. No. i% Ifaac Crane j Bajlport John C. Todd Planta. No. 9 John Crane Jonefborough Hatevil Hall Robb'mfsn Obadiah Allen j

Machias Steph. Parker, Jere. j Steuben Amaziah Ricktr Sheriff, John Cooper, of Machias.

Deputy-Sheriffs. Eufpcrt Pei ley Parker, John Machias John D. Fclfom, [ L. B Green William Chaloner

I Steuben Robert Fofter Jailer and Crier of the Courts, William Chaloner, of Machias.

NORFOLK COUNTY.

Court of Sejpons. Ebenezer Seaver, of Roxbury, Chief Juftke.

John Ellis, jr. of Medway, ~) Jofeph Bemis, of Canton, ( AfTociate Samuel Day, of Wrentham, ? Juftices. Nathaniel Ruggles, of Roxbury, J Clerk tfths Courts, John S. Williams, of Roxbury. County Attorney, Chriftopher Webb, of Weymouth. Judge of Probate, William Heath, of Roxbury. Pegifer of Probate, Samuel Haven, of Dedham. Pegfer of Deeds, Eliphalet Pond, of Dedham. Comfy Treafurer, John Bullard, of Dedham.

lujiices of the Peace and of the Quorum Bellirgham Eliab Wight Mofes Everett, John Howe Brockline Ifaac S Gardner Foxborough Eben. Warren Dedham Nathaniel A mes. Franklin John Whiting Ebenezer Wight, Samuel Milton John Rcwe Haven, HoratioTownfend, Quincy Thomas B. Adams, Ebenezer Fifhcr i'eter B, Adams DorchejUr Stephen Badlam, Randolph Samuel Bafs iiG Juftices, &c. in Norfolk.

Roxbury Nathaniel Ruggles, Weymouth Cotton Tufts David S. Greenough, Wrtntham Cornelius Kol- Thomas Williams, jr. lock, James Mann Ebenezer Seaver

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Read, Eben. Warren, Horatio Townfend, Sam. Day Nath. Ames, Nath. Ruggles, Js. Mann, and Eben. Fifher Juftices oj the Peace Fkllingham Laban Bates, James Ford, John Swift, John Bates Jofeph Rowe Braintree Daniel Fogg, Needham Ifaac Shepard, Stephen Penniman, Minot Benjamin Slack, Danie Thayer, James Holbrook, Ware Nathaniel Thayer, jr. Quincy Thomas Greenleaf Brockline Stephen Sharp, Ebenezer Miller, Jonathan Jofeph Goddard Webb, Elijah Veazie Canton Elijah Crane, Randolph Saml. Linfield, jr William Dunbar, Abner Thomas French, Set! Crane Turner, Micah White Cohajjet Elilha Eoane, Jonathan Wild, jr. Thomas Lathrop Roxbury John Parker Dedkam James Richard- Abijah Diaper, Willian fon, Willard Gay, Jabez Heath. jr. JohnWinthrop Chickering, jr. Samuel H. Jof. Heath, Aaron Davis Dean, John Endicott, J oieph Harrington Eraftus Wertbington Sharon Jofeph Hewins Dorchejler Thomas Tiiefion, Benjamin Bennett

Stephen Hall, Amafa Stoughtou Peter Adams : Stetfon, Thomas Mofciy Jabez Talbot, Sam'l Tal Dover Jefll- Draper bor, Seth Morton Foxborough. SethBoydcn, Walpolc Ala Klngibury Aaron Everett Daniel Kinj,{bury Franklin Lews Filher, Pela- Weymouth Eliphaiet Loud tiah Fifner, Elihu Pond, Afa Wliite, James Lovcll James Adams James Humphreys, Gid' Medfield Elijah Adams, eon L. Thayer, Samue, Moles B. Harding, John Bailey, Cotton Tufts, jr. Baxter, Daniel Adams Chrilbpher Webb Medway John Ellis, Wrentham David Holbrook, Abner Morfe Jairus Ware Milton Ifaac Davenport, J Counfellors at Law. Canton William Dunbar Jabez Chickering, jr. Ho |

Dedkam James Richardfon, | ratio Tovnlend, Samue Juftices in Kennebcck. 117

Haven. Theron Metcalf | Roxbury Thomas Williams, Dorchcflcr Samuel P. Loud John S.Williams MedfiUd Daniel Adams Weytyouth Gideon L.Thayer Milton Afaph Churchill Wrcntham jaiius Ware; Randolph John King Attornies at the Common Pitas .Dedfiam Eraflus Worthing- Roxbury Samuel J. Gardner, ton, Nahum Harrington William Buckmmfler Dorchfjler Everett Weymouth ChrifiopherWrbb

Mi/ton Abner Loring JVrentham Cy 1 us Alden Quincy Thos. Greenlcaf, jr. Corovers. Bcllingham David Hill Milton Rufus Pierce, Braintrce Caleb French Phineas Davenport Canton Luiher May Nccdham Enoch Fuller, Da- Cokaffet Thomas Bourn vid Smith, jr. Dedkam John Baker, jr. Quivcy Jonathan Rawfon Dorc/tf/lerE.\y ithing:ton,3d. Randolph Simeon Alden Oliver Billings Roxbury Ebcnezer Brewer, Foxborougk JeflTe Pratt, Jofhua Seaver Otis Paine Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. Franklin Amafa Richardfon Stoughton Samuel Capen, jr. Midway John Richardfon, Lutner Swan Aaion Adams, Ralph Bui- JVrentham Paul Fifher, lard, Joi'eph Ware James Whiting Sheriff, William Brewer, of Roxbuiy. Deputy-Sheriffs. jr. Braintrce Caleb French I Milton John Rupees,

Canton . Oliver Dowries Wrentham Lemuel Brown,jr, j Dedkam Calvin Guild \ KENNE8ECK COUNTY.

Ceurt of Seffions. Thomas Fillebrown, ofHallowell,Lallowell, CmetChief Juftice.Julticc. Charles Hayden, of Augufla,fta, ^ Solomon Bates, of Fayette, > Aflb. Juftices. A-iel Mann, of HalloweFj' Nathaniel Cutler, of Farmilin.^ton, ) Clerh of the Courts, Jofeph Chandler, of Monmouth. County Attorney, Ebenczer T. Warren, ofHallowell. Judge of Probate, Daniel Cony, of Augufta. Rtgifter of Probate, Chandler Robbins, ol Hnllowcl!. Rsgijler of Deed*, Henry Sewall, of Augufia. County Treasurer, Jofhua Ga^e, of Augufia. n8 Juftices in Kennebeck.

7 vficcs of the Peace and of the Quorum Augufta Jofeph North, Monmouth John Chandler Wm. Brooks, John Davis, Pittfiozun Jedediah Jewett Henry Sewall, Saml. How- Readfield Robert Page, ( ard, Reuben Kidder, Sam. John Hubbard, Peter Nor- Cony, Nathan Wcfton, jr. ton Farmington Supply Belcher, Waterville Jeremiah Fairfield Solomon Adams Winthrop Nathl. Fairbanks, Gardiner Barzillai Gannett Samuel Wood, Thomas Haliozvell Charles Vaughan, Fillebrown Chandler Robbins, Peter Winflow William Swan, Grant, Samuel S. Wilde, Lemuel Payne William JLivermere

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Jofeph North, Daniel Cony, Nathaniel Dummer, Chand- ler Robbins, Henry Sewall, Thomas Fillebrown, Thomas Odiorne, Samuel/Titcomb, Nathan Wefton, and Charles Hayden. Juftices of the Peace. Augufla Samuel Titcomb! Whittier, Hartfhorne James Bridge, Benjamin Cony, Thomas Johnfon, Whitwell, Thomas Bow- Nathan Cutler, Timothy man, Thomas Bond, Pe- Johnfon ter T. Vofe, Theophilus Fayette Sol. Bates, Chs.Smith Hamlin, Ruel Williams, Gardiner Nathan Bridge, Daniel Stone, Henry W. Sanford Kingfburv, Rui'us Fuller, Cyrus Guild, Jofh. Gay, Robert H. Gardiner, Gage, Arthur Lithgcw, Samuel Jewett, Simon Brian Fletcher, Alpheus Biadftreet Lyon, Noah Woodward Greene Benjamin Merrill, Btaverhill Thomas St. Clair Jofeph Her rick,John Dag- Bowdoinham Elihu Hatch gett, Luther Robbins, Benj. Belgrade John Rockwood Parker, jr. Canaan Seth Currier Haliozvell Samuel Moody, Cheflerville Dumrner Sewall Jofeph Wmgate, David Clinton Jofiah Crofby, jr. Sewall, James Parker, James North, Ezekiel JolhuaWingate, Jeremiah Brown, Dominicus Getch- Dummer, Nathl. Perley, ell, Afher Hinds, Matthias John Sewall, John Mer- Weeks rick, Benjamin Vaughan, Fairfax Japheth Coombs, Thomas Agry, Ebenezer Solomon Mctcalf, Nathan T. Warren, Thomas Haywood, John Read Bond, jr. Ariel Mann f Farmington Steph. Titcomb, Jofeph Smith, Saml. Carr Moles Sterling, Benjamin JelTe Robinfon Attornies, &c in Kennebeck. 119

.Harlem Abraham Burrill Vajalborough Wm. Farwell,

: Leeds Abiel Daily, Thomas Jas.Brackett,PhiIipColby, Francis, Dan. Lathrop, jr. Saml.Reddington,Thomas

I Monmouth Simon Dearborn, Odiorne, John Getchel, Benjamin dough, Abra- Benj.Brown,Sam1.Bugbee, ham Morrill, James Coch- Jofhua Merrill, Jeremiah rane, Jofeph Chandler Webber Mount-Vernon Jedediab Pref- Vienna Gideon Wells, cott, John Hovey, Samuel James Chapman Quinby Water ville A fa Reddington, New-Sharon Saml. Prefcott, Elnathan Sherwin, Mofes Jofeph Wingate, jr. James Appleton, AfaSoul, James Howes, Abel Baker Stackpolejr. Eben. Bacon, Norridgezuock Wm. Jones Baxter Crowell, Richard Pittfiown Samuel Oakman, M. Dorr, Nathaniel Gil- Thomas Eldred man, Samuel Downing Rtadfield Samuel Currier, Wayne Jofeph Xamfon, Mo-

. Edward Fuller fes Wing, Ellis Sweet Rome David M'Guffey, Malta John Lock, Peafley John Locke Morrill, jr. Sidney Ichabod Thomas, Wilton Ebenezer Eaton Amos Partridge, Ambrofe Win/low Ezekiel Pattee, Howard 1 homas Rice, Ephraim Spauldingtown P/.Jof.Heald Towne, Charles Hayden Temple Benjamin Abbot Winthrop Samuel Page, Unity Eben. Patten, Benj. Thomas Eaftman, Iflachar Bartletr, Daniel Whit- Snell, Elijah Wood more, Lemuel Bartlett

Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court Augujla James Bridge ren, Thomas Bond, jr. Benj. Whitwell, H. W. Jeremiah Pcrley Fuller, Reuel Williams, Gardiner Nathan Bridge, Reuben Kidder, Nathan Sanford Ktngfbury, Fred- Weflon, jr. erick Allen Glinton Warren Prefton Readjield Saml. P. Glidden, farmington Nathan Cutler, Daniel Campbell Zechariah Soule Vajalborougk Philip Leach Hallow ell Nathaniel Perlcy, Waterville Timothy Boutell Samuel S. Wilde, Oliver Winjlow Thomas Rice Whipple, E. T. War- Winthrop Alexander Belcher

Attornies at the Common Pleas. Augujla Thomas Bowman, Henry Johnfon Auguftus Aldcn, John Farmington Elnathan Pope Potter Hallowdl Henry H. Gurley Cifnion Matthias Weeks, Monmouth John Whitman 120 Juftices in Oxford.

Pitt I! own Samuel Bimop I Winjlow Bartlett Alien, Readfield Jona. G. Huntoon Lemuel Paine iVatcrvilk Samuel Conner j Coroners. Augvfia Elias Craig, Seth Mount Vernon Robert Blake, Wi!i:r;ms, James Black, Stephen Scribner Jonathan Perkins New Sharon Samuel Bradley "Belgrade Abraham Page Pittjlown Jacob Loud Clinton Ephraim Getchell, Pejepfcot John Witham Amos Barton, Dav.Herrin Readfield Ichabod Simmons, Farmington Jotham Smith, Jacob Basford Anrlrew Norton, Enoch Unity Daniel Whitmore, Craig, Edward Butler Hezckiah Chafe Fayette Francis Hubbard, Vaffalbort? Wm. Getchell, Stephen Page Abiel Getchell, William Gray Mofes Harris Farwe 11 Hallcwdl Alfred Martin, Waterville]zs. Stackpole, jr. Increafe W. Page, Jetfe Wayne A His Sweet Jcwetr, John Morrill Winjlow Ezekiel Pattee, jr. Harlem Samuel Burriil William Stratton, Chaiies Monmouth Jofeph Chandler, Hayden Jonathan Judkins Winthrop Jofeph Tinkham

Sherifft John Chandler, of Monmouth. DefutySheri Augnpa JefTe Robinfon Mevnt-Vernon Thomas Nick Hallowell Daniel Evans, erfon Simeon C. Whittier, Monmouth David Moody Francis No*ris Vajfalboro John R. Abbo: Farmington Abraham Win/low Greenleaf Dearbon Johnfon, D. Norton Deputy-Jailer, Jefle Robinfon, of Augufta. OXFORD COUNTY. Court of Sejfions. Levi Hubbard, of Paris, Chief Juftice. Jofeph Howard, of Brownfield, "\ John Turner, cf Turner, f Alfr'ciate

Wm . C. Whitney, of Hebron, f", Juftices. Ebenezer Poor, of Eaft-Andover, ) Clerk of the Courts, Benja. Chandler, of Hebron. County Attorney, Albion K. Parris, of Paris. Judge of Probate, Judah Dana, of Fryeburgh. Regiiler of Probate, Timothy Ofgood, of Fryeburgh. JufHces in Oxford. 121

Regiflers of Deeds, Weftern Diftrift, John Bradley, of FryebiKgh. Eaftera Dittrift, Jofeph Ruft. cf Paris. County Treafurer, Henry Ruft, jr. of Norway.

Jujliccs of the Peace and of the Quorum frxeburgh Judah Dana Pans Danl. Stowel!, Cyrus ° Hebron Thomas Parris Hamlin, Levi Hubbard Hiram Peleg Wadfworth Turner Luther Gary Jay James Starr, jr. Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Simon Frye, Luther Cary, Samuel Parris, Judah Dana,

Daniel S towel 1, Cyrus Hamlin, Levi Hubbard, Johah Bifco, Jofeph Howard, John M'Millen. Jujliccs ofthe Peace. Albany Uriah Holt Hartford Daniel Warren, t Abia Chamberlain, Peter Arvida Hayford York Hebron Wm. C. Whitney Bradley's Patent Hugh Hiram Thomas Spring Gordon Jay Edward Richardfon Bethel EliTwitchcll, Timo. Livermore Nath'l Perley, Carter, James Walker, Ifaac Livermore Afa Cummins Loved Samuel Nevers Brozunfeld Jofeph Howard, Newry Jsmes Eames James Steele Norway Job Eaftman, Buckjield Abijah Buck, Luther Farrar, Uriah Holt, John Loring, Nathaniel Henry Ruft, jr. Howe Paris Caleb Prcntifs, Denmark Cyrus Ingalls, Jofiah Bifco, Jofeph Ruft, E'.ias Berry Benaiah Hanfon Dixfield Holmes Thomas, Porter Nathaniel Merrill, John Holland James Coffin Eajl-Andover Ezekiel Mer- Rumford Francis Keyes, rill, Ebenezer Poor Enoch Adams, Jofliua Frycburgk Wm. Ruflell, Graham Timo. Ofgood, Saml. A. Sumner Ifaac Sturtevanr. Bradley, John M'Millen, ThcmpfonPl.JohnThorv.pten t

Ebenezer FefTenden, jr. | Turner Ifaac Root, Daniel Robert Bradley, William Cary, John Turner, Chas. Ruflell, jr. Jofeph Chand- L. Turner, Timo. Howe ler, Jofhua Gamage Waterford Eber Rice, Cal- Qilead GeorgeW.Chapman vin Farrar. Tona. Houghton Webb's Pond PL Abel Fifke Ccunfellors at Law. Fryeburgh Saml. A. Bradley Frycburgk Judnh Dana | Li . . 122 Jufttces in Somerfet.

Altornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. Buckfield Henry Farwell Norway John Whitraaa Fryeburgh Stephen Chafe Paris Albion K. Parri* Norway Luther Farrar Attornies at the Common Picas Livermore Ezra Kingman Rumford Peter C. Virgin Norway Whitman J John | Coroners. Eethel Ezra Twitchell, Daniel Warren Theodore Ruflell Norway Jofhua Smith Fryeburgh Robert Page Paris RuflTell Hukbard, Hartford Edward Blake Seth Morfe Hebron Alex. Greenwood Turner Abner Thayer Jay SebesHyde, MofesCrafts Waterjord David Chaplin, Livermore Benj. Winflow, Eli Longley

Sheriff, John M'Millen, of Fryeburgh Deputy Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifter. SOMERSET COUNTY. Court of Sejfions. Chief JuQice. Amos Townfend. of Norridgewock, ) Henry Norton, of New-Portland, f Aflbciare William Read, of Strong, C Juftices. Benjamin Shepard, of Canaan, ) Clerk of the Courts, Nahum Baldwin, of Mercer. County Attorney, David Kidder, of Canaan. Judge of Probate, Win, Jones, of Norridgewock. Regifter of Probate, James Waugh^jr. of Starks. Juftices of the Peace and of the Quorum. An/on John Moore, James Madifon Nathl. Blackwell Collins, Bezer Bryant Mercer Nahum Baldwin, Canaan Seth Currier, Andrew Crofwell Bryce M'Lellan, Eli New-Vineyard C. Norton, jr.

Wefbn, Benja. Shepard, r Norridgewock Danl. Stewart Judah M'Lellan Amos Townfend, Wm. Cornville Robert Evans Jones, John Ware Fairfield Wm. Kendall Starks James Waugh Induftry Wm. Allen Strong William Reed Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Wm. Jones, John Ware, Bryce M'Lellai, Eli Wefton* John Moore, James Collins. Court of Seffions in Franklin. 123

Ju{I ices of the Peace. An/en Benja. Adai Harmony James Leighton, Caleb Jewett John Evans Aaron Charles Sylvefler, Indufliy James Thompfon Samuel Sprague Madifcn James Jones, Athens Philip Levett Sylvanus Sawyer

Canaan Eleazcr Colburn, No. 1, Firfi Range Bingham's

I \ Jofeph Merrill, David Purchafe Jofeph Rullell Kidder New-Vineyard Herbert Sarritunk Silas Parlin, jr. Boardman, Thos. Flint ' Csrnville John Lawrence, Norridgewock Jofiah Spauld. Samuel Elkins ing, John Harlow, Win. Curvo Wm. Pajker Sylvcfter,Wm. Spaulding Emhden Simeon Craggin, Palmyra David Jewett Benja. Thompfon, jr. PL No. 3 Jacob Whitney Fairjteld Samuel Tobey, Solon Ithamar Spaulding, Elihu Bowerman, Gideon Jcnas Heald, A fa Burweil Holway, Levi Barrell Starhs James Waugh, jr. Freeman Barnabas Whitney, John Chapman, Thomas Ofgood W.Carlton M'Kechnie Strong John Hunter Cmnfdlor at Law. Norridgewock William Jones. Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court. r Canaan M'Lellan Norridgewock arren Judah j W Pref- ton, Calvin Selden Attorney at the Common Pleas. AnJon —1 Huntoon. Coroners. An[on James Dinfmore, New-Vineyard Ebeneact Ifaiah Wood Norton * Canaan Brooks Dafcomb Norridgewock Silas Wood, Fairfield Wm. Dalton, Saml. Smith, John Loring Jofhua Blackwell Strong David Hunter, Madifon Heman Blackwell John Newhall New-Portland Henry Norton

Sheriff, Wm. Kendall, of Fairfield. Deputy-Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifler.

FRANKLIN COUNTY. Incorp. June 24,1811, Court cf Seffions. Job Goodale, cf Gill, Chief Juflice. Medad Alexander, of Nonhfield, ^ Jofhua Green, of Wendell, Affociate Juftices. Ebenczer Ames, of Greenfield, Caleb Hubbaid, of Sunderland, I2 4 Jufliees, &c. in Franklin.

Clerk

Cocaine HughM'Lellan \ Greenfield Jonathan Leavitr, Conway William Billings/ Solomon Smead

Deerfeld John Williams, I Northfield John Barrett

Ephraim Williams j Wendell Jofhua Greca

K Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Solom. Smead, Jona. Leavitt, John Nevers, Jofhua Gresn. Jufliees of the Peace. Afli field Ephraim Williams, Leyden Hezekiah Newcomb Elijah Paine, Levi Cook Montague Elifha Root, Henry Bernardjlon John Hamilton, Wells, Elifha Root, jun. Caleb Chapin, jr. Martin Gunn Auckland Samuel Taylor New-Salem Conftant Ruggles Charlemont Abel Wilder, Varney Pearee, Samuel C. Ebenezer Williams, Sam- Allen, Ezekiel Kellogg, jr. uel Rathbone Northfield Obadi. Dickenfon, Colraine Thomas Avery, Medad Alexander, John Clark Chandler, Ruffell Nevers Avery Orange Jofiah Cobb Conwav Samuel Ware, jr. Rowe John Wei?s, John Elifha Billings, Jofeph Cheney Rice, William Billings, jr. Shelburne Aaron Skinner, DeerfieldWm. S. Williams Stephen Taylor Gill Mofes Bafcomb, jr. Gil- Shutejbury William. Ward bert Stacy, Job Goodale Sunderland Dan.Whitmore, Greenfield Jerome Ripley, Lemuel Barnard, Samuel Rich. E. Newcomb. Elij. Church, Caleb Hubbard Aivord, jr. Eliel Gilbert Warwick Caleb Mayo,James Hawley Edmund Longley, Gouidfbury, Ebenezer Hezekiah Warriner Williams Hrajh Ebenezer Tucker, Wendell David Whittaker Aiaph White Whately Thomas Sanderfon, Leverctt Rufus Graves, Bof- Phin. Frary, John White well Field Attornies at the Supreme Judicial Court,

AJkfidd Elijah Paine i dolphus D:ckenfc^i Chartemont Sylveft. Maxwell Greenfield R. E. Newcomb, Conway Wm. Billings, jr. Elijah Aivord, Hooker Dterfield Pliny Arms, Ro- Leavitt Harvard Univerfity. 1 25

New-Safan Samuel C. Alien! John Nevers

Nortkfield John Barret, I Warwick HenrywBarnard Attorney at the Common Pleas, Ifaac B. Barber, of Colraine. Coroners. Colraine William Caldwell Montague Jofeph Gunn Conway Reuben Bardwell Orange Saville Metcalf Deerfield George Arms Rozve Zebulun Benton Greenfield Caleb Clap, Jon- Sunderland Wm. Delano athan Bird

Sheriff', Elihu Lyman, jr. Greenwich. Deputy-Sheriffs. See Additions, at clofe of Regifler.

Harvard University, at Cambridge. Founded A. D. 1638. Named Harvard College to perpetuate the name and liberality of its principal individual benefactor. Made a Corporation by Charter, 1650. Presidents from 1640 to the present time. Afifiointed. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. Henry Dunster. 1654 1654 Rev. Charles Chauncey. 1671 1672 Rev. Leonard Hoar, m. d. 1674 1675 Rev. Urian Oakes, a.m. 1681 1682 Doct. John Rogers, a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. Increase Mather, d. d. 1701 1701 Rev. Samuel Willard, a. m. Vice-Prcs. 1707 1708; Hon. John Leveret, A. m. f. r. s. 1724 1725 Rev. Benjamin Wadsworth, As m. 1736 1737 Rev Edward Holyoke, a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. Samiel Locke, d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. Samuel Langdon, d. d. 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, d.d. l l. d. 1804 1806 Rev. Samuel Webber, d. d. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkiand, d. d. l l. d. board of overseers. His Excellency the Governor, His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor, The Honourable the Council, The President of the Senate, The Speaker of the House of Representatives, The President of Harvard College, Rev. John Lalhrop, d. d. Rev. John Bradford )

Her. John Elliot, d. d. | Rev. Richard R, Eliot L 2 126 Harvard Univerfity.

Rev. Eliphalet Porter, d.d. Rev. Wm, E. Channing Rev. John Foster Rev. Joseph S.Buckminster Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. Rev. Charles Lowell Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d. d. Rev. John Codman Rev. Thaddeus Fiske Rev. Horace Hoiley Rev. Thaddeus M. Hariris Rev. Joshua Huntington Rev. Thomas Gray- gfl Isaac Rand, m. d. Hon. William Prescott William Phillips, Esq. Hon. Artemas Ward Hon. Christo.Gore, l l.d. Hon. Isaac Parker, a.m.* Hon. Thomas Dawes Hon. Benjamin Pickman Hon. Wm. Spooner, m. d. Hon. John Phillips Hon. Samuel Dexter Hon. Josiah Quincy Hon. John Welles Nathaniel Bowditch Hon. Harrison G. Otis * Resigned. Secretary ofthe Board, John Lathrop, d. d. CORPORATION. President, John T.Kirkland, d.d. l l. d. Fellows, Hon. Oliver Wendell, Joim Lathrop, d.d. Hon. Theophilus Parsons, lld. John Elliot, D.D. and John Lowell, Esq. Treasurer, Hon. John Davis, lld. PROFESSORS, TUTORS, C3c. Hersey Professor ofAnat. & Surg. John Warren, m. d. HerseyProfessor ofthe Theory ^Practice ofMedicine, Benjamin Waterheuse, m. d. Erving Professor ef Chemistry and Materia Meazca, Aaron Dexter, m. d. Massa. Professor ofNatural Ilisto. Wm. D. Peck, a.m.

Professor of Clinical Medicine, James Jackson, m.d. Adjunct Profes. ofAnat. i!f Surg.jdm C. Warren, m.d. Hancock Prof ofthe Hebrew

Theological Inftitution, Sec, 127

Geography, Geometry, Natural Philosophy, & Ele- ments ofAstronomy, Ralph Sanger, a. m. Greek, Walter Cranston, a. b. Latin, Willard Phillips, a. b. Proctors, Samuel Sewall, a. m. Wm. Torrey, a. m. 07 s " Tne Library contains 17,000 volumes. The Boylston Medical Libraiy is distinct from this. VACATIONS. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 7 weeks from the 4th Wednesday in Dec. Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the last Wednesday in August. Public Exhibitions are on the 3d Tuesday in October, last Tuesday in April, and 1st Wednesday in the week preceding Commencement. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the first Wednesday in November. A course is given to the Students in the College in the Spring.

Theological Institution, Andover. Founded A.D. 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Rev. Eliphalet Pearson, ll.d. Vice-President, Hon. Oliver Wendell, Esq. Clerk, Mark Newman, a.m. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, Esq. William Phillips, Esq. Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Hon. John Phillips, of Andover, Hon. John Phillips of Boston, Hon. Josiah Quincy, Rev. Daniel Dana, Rev. Abiel Holmes, d.d. John Adams, a.m. Samuel H.W'alley, Esq. BOARD OF VISITORS. President, Samuel Abbot, Esq. Secretary, Rev. Samuel Spring, d.d. Rev. Timothy Dwight, ll.d. Moses Brown, Esq. William Bartlett, Esq. Hon. George Bliss. PROFESSORS. AbbotProf.Christian 7 'heoiogy Rev.LeonardWoods,D .d. AssociateProf.Sacr. Literature, Rev.Moses Stuart,A.M Bartlett Prof. PulpitEloquence, Rev. Eben. Porter, a.m. fol- vacations. First, . 6 weeks from the Thursday lowing the first Wednesday in May. Second, 6 weeks from the Thursday following the fourth Wednesday in September. 128 Bowdoin College.

Williams3 College, at Williamstown. Incorporat June 22, 1793. President, Ebenezer Fitch, d.d. Vice-President, Stephen West, d.d.

Treasurer', Daniel Dewey, Esq. Secretary, Daniel Noble. ProfJLaiv IfCivilPolity,Hon .Theodore Sedgwick,LL.p Prof. Mathematics & Mit. Philosophy,Chester Dewey. Tutors, Cyrus W. Gray, and Dyar Bancroft. CORPORATION. Hon. Theodore Sedgwick, l l.d. Rev. Alvan Hyde; Israel Jones, Esq. Henry Van Schaak, Esq. Hon. Stephen Van Ranselaer, Ebenezer Fitch, d.d. Stephen West, d.d. John Williams, Esq. Dan. Dewey, Esq. Joseph Wood- bridge, Esq. Rev. Jacob Catlin, Hon. Ezra Starkweath- er, Rev. Samuel Shepherd, Hon. Thomas D wight, and Rev. Theo. Packard. vacations. First, 5 weeks from Commencement. Second, 3 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in January. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in September

Boivdoin College, at Brunswick. Incorp. June 24, 1794

Presidents from the commencement of the Institution Inducted, 1802, Rev. Joseph M'Kean, d.d. Died 1807 1807, Rev. Jesse Appkton, d.d. 1802, Professor ofLanguages, Professor of Ma!hematics and A 'atural Philosophy, Parker Cleveland, a.m. a.a.s. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, ex officio, Rev. Jesse Appleton, d.d. Vice-President, Rev. Saml. Desn, d.d.aa.s. Secretary, Rev. William Jenks. Treasurer, Hon. Benjamin J. Porter. Hon. John Frothineham, Rev. Thomas Lancaster, AW.z n Bradford,'Esq. Rev. Elij. Kellogg, Sam. S.Wilde. £*q. Rev. Josiah Winship, Hon. Silas Lee, William Mar- tin, Esq. and Hon. Benjamin J. Porter. BOARD OF OVERSEERS. President, Hon. David Sewall, a.a.s. :i.s. Vice-President, Rev. Hezekiah Packard, a.m. Secretary. John Abbtt, Esq. and forty-two others . Brown Univerfity. 12$

VACATIONS. first, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in January. Tlrird, 3 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in September

Yale College, at New-Haven. Founded A. D. 1700. jififiointed. presidents. Died or resigned. 1701 Rev. Abraham Pearson. 1707 1719 Rev. Timothy Cutler, d.d. 1722 1727 Rev. Elisha Williams. 1739 1739 Rev. Thomas Clap. 1766 1766 Rev. Naphtali Daggett, d.d. 1777 1777 Rev. Ezra Stiles, d.d.ll.d. 1795 1795 Rev. Timothy Dwight, d.d.ll.d. FELLOWS. The Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, and six senior Assistants in the Council of the State, together with the following Clergvmen, viz. Hezekiah Ripley, d.d. James Dana, d.d. John Marsh, d.d. Noah Benedict, Andrew Lee, D.D.David Elv, d.d. Jos. Strong, dj>. Achilles Mansfield, Benoni Upson, and Amos Bassett. PROFESSORS. .Professor ofDivinity, Timothy Dwight, d.d. ll.d. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, Jeremiah Day. Professor ofLaw, Hon. Elizur Goodrich. Professor of Chemistry , Benjamin Silliman. Professor of Oriental Languages, Jas. Luce Kingsley. contains about 6000 volumes. (fc$T The Library vacations. First, 6 weeks from Commencement. Second, 3 weeks from the 2d Wednesday in January. Third, 3 weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 2d Thursday in May. Commencement is on the 2d Wednesday in September.

Brown University, at Providence. The first stone of this College was laid in May, 1770. Charter granted 3764. First Commencement held at Warren, 1769. The institution was removed to Prov- idence, 1770. Chancellor, Hon. Jabez Bowen, ll.d. President, Rev. Asa Messer, d.d. 1 30 - Vermont Univerfity.

The whole number of the Corporation is 48, of vvhos

36 are Trustees, and 12 are Fellows ; the latter must 1 persons of education, and are styled The Learned Fc ulty, whose business it is to judge of the qualifications candidates for degrees, and by their authority they adf conferred. They meet annually to transact business, n fellows. Rev. Asa Messer, d.d. President, Rev. William Williams, Hon. David Howell, LL.D.Rew Perez Fobes, ll.d. Solomon Drown, m.d. Jas. Browna Esq. Mr. Robert Rogers, Hon. David L. Barnes, Revi Henry Wight, Samuel Eddy, ll.d. Rev. Thomas Baldwin, d.d. and Rev. Nathan B. Crocker. Professor ofthe LearnedLanguages, Calvin Park, a.m. Professor ofAnatomy and Surgery, W^m. Ingalls, m.d. Professor ofMateria Medica, Solomon Drown, m.d. J Professor ofChtmistry, Bowen, m.d. Tutors, John Bailey, a.m. and Ebenezer Burgess, a.b. The Library contains about 3000 volumes. vacations. First, 3 weeks from C01 n mencement. Second, 8 weeks from the last Wednesday inDecembei^ Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in May. Commencement is on the 1st Wednesday in September

Dartmouth University, at Hanover, fjV. H.J Founded in 1769. President, Hon. John Wheelock, ll.d. Prof of Civ. isf Fee. History, Hen. JohnWheelock,LL.D.\ Professor of the Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and other \ Oriental Languages, Rev. More. Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, * Ebenezer Adams. Profes. of Chemistryll?Materia Medica, N.Smith, m.d..'* Professor ofAnatomy, Cyrus Perkins, m.d. Professor ofDivinity, Roswell Shurtleff, A.M. Tutors, Ichabod Baitlett, a.m. and John Brown, a.m. Preceptor ofthe Academy connected with the College, Joel Mann, A.B. vacations. First, 4$ weeks from Commencement, Second, 8£ weeks from the 1st Monday in January. Commencement is on the 4th Wednesday in August. ;; Phi Beta Kappa. i$i

Vermont University, at Burlington. Incorporated November 1, 1791. President, Daniel C. Sanders, d.d.

•p/es. Mathematics and Nai.Philos. James Dean, a.m. -ofcssor ofAnatomy and Surgery, and ofthe Theory and Practice of Physic, John Pomeroy, m.d. Commencement is on the 3d Wednesday in August. vacations. From Commencement, four weeks ; from the Wednesday nearest the 15th Dec. six weeks from the Wednesday nearest the 28th April, two weeks.

Middlebury College, ( Vermont.) Incorp. Nov. 1, 1800. President, Henry Davis, d.d. Professor of Law. Hon. Daniel Chipman, Esq. Prof, ofMathematics is" Nat. Philoso. Fred. Hail, a. m. Senior Tutor and Professor elect of JLanguages,Olixer Hubbard, a.m. Tutor, Ira Bascom, a.m. Commencement is on the 3d Wednesday in August vacations. From Commencement, three weeks and frcm the first Wednesday in January, ten weeks. PHI BETA KAPPA. Alpha of Massachusetts. Anniversary is held at Cambridge, on the day after Commencement. President, Hon. Josiah Quincy. Vice-President, Loammi Baldwin, Esq. dorrespond. and Recording Secretary, J.L.Abbot, a.m.

Alpha of'Neii'- Hampshire.

Anniversary is held at Hanover, on the day preceding Commencement. President, Rev. Asa M'Farland. Vice-President, Rev. Francis Brown. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel Ayers, a.b. literary •T7" This ancient and very respectable insti- tution was first founded at the University in Oxford ; William from thence 9. charter was granted to and Ma- n's Colle^ in Virginia. From the latter institution 1

*32 Academies.

(where the Society is now extinct) a charter was grant- I ed to Harvard and Yale Colleges, in 1782, and by these two, to Dartmouth University. The branches are dip- tinguishedby the names of Alpha of Massachusetts Alpha of Connecticut, and Alpha of jYew-Hamfmhir No charter can be granted, unless by the unanimous aj probation of all the branches.

Alplia of Connecticut. Anniversary the day before Commencement at Yale College. President, Benjamin Sillimaa.

ACADEMIES IN MASSACHUSETTS. Phillips' Academy at Andover.

Instituted April 1, 1778. Incorporated Oct. 4, 1780. BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Presidenty Rev. Eliphalet Penrson, l.l.d. Vice-President, Hon. Oliver Wendell, Esq. Clerk, Mark Newman, a.m. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, Esq. William Phillips, Esq. Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d.d. Hon John Phillips, ofBoston, Hon. John Phillips,, of Andover, Hon. Josiah Quincy, Rev. Dan. Dana, Rev.Abiel Holmes, b.d. John Adams, a.m. Samuel H. Walley, Esq. Principal, John Adams, a.m. Assistant, John A. Shaw. Teacher of Writing and Music, Amos Blanchard David Damon, a. b. is Preceptor of the North Parish

Fryeburgh Academy. Incorporated February 8, 1792.

Preceptor, Amos J. Cook, a.m. President, Rev. Nathaniel Porter. Treasurer, Hon. Judah Dana. Secretary, Amos J. Cook, a.m.

Bristol Academy at Taunton. Incorporated in 1792. Preceptor, Simeon Daggett, a.m. Academies. 133

Preceptress, Anna Brewer. President, Samuel Fales, Esq. Secretary, Rev. John Pipon. Treasurer, Samuel Crocker, Esq.

New- Salem Academy. Incorporated Feb. 25, 1795. Preceptor, Joel Wright, a. b. President, Rev. Joel Foster. Secretary, Varney Pearce, Esq.

Sandwich Academy. Incorporated Feb. 21, 1804. Preceptor, Moses Webster, a. b. Preceptress, Miss Bersheba Whitman. President, Jonathan Leonard, Esq. Secretary, Rev. Jonathan Burr. Treasurer, Mr. William Fessenden. Standing Committe-e, Hon. James Freeman, Wendell Davis, Esq. Stephen Basset, Melatiah Bourne, and Jonathan Leonard, ex officio.

Newburyjiort Academy. Incorporated June 20, 1807. Presidenty Rev. Daniel Dana. Treasurer, John Peabodv, Esq. Clerk, Mr. Seth Sweetser.

Dummer Academy, at Newbury, Oct. 3, 1782, Rev. Abiel Abbot Leicester Academy. March 23, 1784. Luther Wilson. Hallowell Academy. March 5, 1791. Jona. Curtis, a.m. Berwick Academy. March 11, 1791. Josiah W. Seaver. Washington Academy, at Machias. March 7, 1792. Marblehead Academy. Nov. 17, 1792.Sam.Greele, a.m. Plymouth Academy, at Bridgewater. March 19, 1793. David Reed. Westfield Academy. June 17, 1793. Groton Academy. Sept. 28,- 1793. W.estford Academy. Sept. 23, 1793. Nahum H. Groce. Portland Academy. Feb. 27, 1794. Rev. Win. Gregg;. Dcerfield Academy. March 1, 1797. Derby Academy, at Hingham, June 17, 1797. Daniel Kimball, a.m. Elizabeth Cushing, Preceptress. Milton Academy. March 3, 1798. Rev. Warren Pierce. Framingham Academy. Mar. 1, 1799. Geo.Morey, a.m. Lincoln Academy, at Newcastle. Feb. 23, 1801. Har- vey Talcot, a. m. M 134 Churches, &c. in Suffolk.

Nantucket Academy. March 3, 1801.

Berkshire Academy , at Lenox* Feb. 22, 1803 .L.Gleasofi. Gorham Academy. Mar. 5, 1803. Chas. Coffin, Esq. Hamfiden Academy. March 7. 1803. BluehiU Academy. March 8, 1803. Ellas Upton, a.m. Bradford Academy. Feb. 10, 1804. Dan* Hardy, jr. a.m. Hebron Academy. Feb. 10, 1804. Monson Academy. June 21, 1804. Lynn Academy, March 16, 1805. Proctor Peirce, a.m. Bath Academy. March 16, 1805.

Day's Academy t at Wrentham. March 13, 1806. Rev. Elisha Fiske, a.m. Middelesex Female Academy. March 14, 1806. Pittsfieid Female Academy. Feb. 13, 1807. Farmington Academy. Feb. 13, 1807. Canaan Academy. Feb. 13, 1807. Warren Academy, Feb. 25, 1808. Arnold Gray, a.b. Belfast Academy. Feb. 29, 1808. Bridgetown Academy. March 8, 1808. Bath Female Academy. March 11, 1808. Harriet Low, Preceptress. Wiscasset Academical Association. March 12, 1808. Margaretta Stephenson, Preceptress. PhilUfis Limerick Academy. Nov. 17, 1808. Monmouth Academy. June 19, 1809, John Boutell, a.b. Middleborough Academy. Wheeler, a.m. Saco Academy. 1810.

Churches, Ministers of the Gospel, Hfc. in Massa.

JV.B. C stands for Congregationalist ; E for Epis-

copalian ; P for Presbvterian ; B for Baptist ; L for

Lutheran ; and U for Universalist. SUFFOLK COUNTY. In Boston. First Church, Summer-Street. C Second or Old North Church, Middle-Street, 7 ~ John Lathrofi, o. d. 5 First Baptist Church, Back-Street. Old South Church, Marlborough-Street, ? ^ Joshua Huntington. 5 Stone Chapel, School-Street, James Freeman, d. d. 7 -p & Samuel Cary.$ * Church in Brattle-Street, JcsefihStevensBuckminster. C Friends' Meeting-House, Congress-Street. New-North-Church, North-Street, John Elliot, d.d. C Churches, &c. in Eflex. 135 New-South-Church, Summer-Street, "> q Samuel C. Tfiacher. 3 Christ Church, Salem-Street, Asa Eaton. E Church in Federal-Street, William E. (.'banning. C Church in Holtis-Street, Horace Holley. C Trinity Church, Summer-Street, John &.J. Gardiner. E West Church, Lynde-Street, Charles Lowell. C

Second Baptist Church, Back- Street, Tho.Eakhvin, d.d . Universalist Church, Bennett-Street. John Murray. Roman Catholic Church, Franklin-Street, "> John CheveruSfU.D. Bishop, 1st F.A. Matigncn, n.n. \ First Methodist Chapel, Methodist-Alley. African Baptist Society, Belknap-Street, Tkos.PauL Second Methodist Chapel, Bromneld's Lane. Society in Friend-Street, Travelling Preachers. Third Baptist Society, Charles Street. Church in Park-Street, Edward D. Griffin, d. n. C Baptist Church in Mill-Pond-Street, Walter Balfour Chelsea. Joseph Tuckerman. C Miniflers who officiate at the Public Lecture in Bojlon on Tkurfdays, (at the firft Church in Chauncey Place,) arrang- ed according to their fenior ity Do£t Lathrop Mr. Pieice Mr. Holley Doft. ElKpt Mr. Channing Mr. Cary Doft. Porter Mr. Tuckerman Mr. Thacher Doft. Morfe Mr. Buckminfter Mr. Huntington Mr. Harris Mr. Lowed Mr. Gray Mr. Codman ESSEX COUNTY. Ame/bury Stephen Hull Gloucejler Samuel Mead Daniel Fuller Andover Bailey Loring Ezra Leonard David Jewett Bradford Jonathan Allen Thomas Jones Ebenezer Datch

Hamilton M. Cutler, l l . d . C Beverly Abiel Abbot Haverhill Jofhua Dodge C Motes Dow Ifaac Tomkins C lofeph Emerfon William Batr.helder B Elifha Williams Ipfwich David T. Kimball C Boxford Ifaac Briggs Joleph Dana, d.d. C Peter Eaton Thomas Holt C Byejield Elijah Parilh Daniel Lewis B

Danvers Benj . Wadl worth C Lynn Thomas C. Thacher C Samuel Walker C William Frothingham C Jeremiah Chaplin B Friends and Methodifts 136 Churches in Middlefex,

Lynnfield Jofeph Mottey C Newburyport John Peak Manchejierjaa. Thurllon C Rowley Ifaac Braman Marblehead Samuel Dana C Gilbert T. Williams John Bartlett C James Bowers E Salem John Prince, ll.d Ferdinand Ellis B William Bentley Method! (Is Sam'l Worcefter, d.d. C Methuen H. C. Perley C Thomas Barnard, d.d. C Middleton Solomon Adams C Dan'1 Hopkins, d.d. Newbury John S. Popkins C Brown Eraerfon James Miltimore C Nathaniel Fifher E Ebenez^r Hubbard C Lucius Bolles B Friends Jcfhua Spalding C C Edward Turner u Newburypt. John Andrews C Friends James Morfc E Abner Jones B

Samuel Spring, d.d. C Sali/bury Wi 1 1 iam Balch B C. W. Milton C Topsfie/d A. Huntington C Daniel Dana P Wenham Rufus Anderfon C John Giles P MIDDLESEX COUNTY, Aclon Mofes Adams C Framingkam B Afhby Cornelius Waters C Grottn Daniel Chaplin C Bedford Samuel Stearns C P iWifc?H: Jafon Liverm ore B Cambridgeport C Marlboro 1 Afa Packard C Carlijle Paul Litchfield C Sylvefter F. Bucklin C Charlefiown T-Morfe,D.D. C MedfcrdD. Ofgood, d.d. C William Collier B Natick C Ch. in Gorbam Greet B Newton Jonathan Homer C Abner Kneeland U William Greenough C

Chelmsford Wilkes Allen C Jofeph Grafton - B B P^retfJohnBullard C John Pickens B Reading Reuben Emerfon C Concord Ezra Ripley C Eliab Stone C Dracut Solomon Aiken C Peter Sanborn C

DunJtabU Jofh. Heywood C J Ebenezer Nelfon B B Sherburne Elijah Browne C l Eajl-Sudbury Joel Fofter C I Shit ley Phineas Whitney C FraminghaniDvi\&&

Stow Jonathan Newell C B Sudbury Jacob Bigelow C Wejlford Caleb Blake C

Tewk/bury Jacob Coggin C Wefion Saml.Kcndall, d . d c Townfend David Palmer C B T)ngJbord> N. Lawrence C Methodifts Ezra Kendall B Wilmington F. Reynolds C Waltham Samuel Ripley C Woburn Jofeph Chickering C Watertown Rich'd R.Eliot C B Wefl-Cambr. Thad. Fifke C YORK COUNTY. Alfred C Limerick Ed™. Eaftman Henry Smith B Ebenezer Kinfman Shakers Ly?nan Simon Lock Arundel Silas Moody C Jonathan Calcf Andrew Sherburne B Ntwfeid Wm, Goodwin Berwick John Thorn pfon C Jofeph Hilliard C ParfonsfeldBev.j. Rolf Joftiua Chafe B Samuel Weeks Nathaniel Lord B Wentworth Lord Friends and 13 PhiUif'/burgh T. Hodfon Biddcford Nath'l Wcbfler C Saco Jonathan Cogfwell Tohn Turner C Sanford Moles Svyett Buxton Paul Coffin C Otis Robinfon

Abner Flanders B Skafleig h Wm . Godding CemifJi Zebed. Richardfon B Eliot Samuel Chandler C Waterboro'' Henry Smith Kittcry William Briggs C Henry Hobbs Jofeph Litchfield C Wells Benjanrn White Lebanon Ifaac Hafcy C Nathaniel H. Fletcher Zebedee Delano B Jofeph Eaton Liming ton Jona. Atkinfon C Jofhua Roberts Stephen Webber B York B Rofwell Meffcpger HAMPSHIRE COUNTY Amherjl D. Paribus, d.d. C Eafi-Hamptcn P.Williflon C Nathan Perkins, jr. C Gci/lun Samuel Whitman C Bc'chtrtown Granby Elijah Gudley j JuflusForward C C Jeremiah HafceU B G-/vznw7/cTimo.M.Cooley C David Peafe B Joel Barker C Blandford fohn Keepc C Roger Hani fon C Brirnfeld ' C Chriftopher Minor B CAe/ler Aaron Bafcom C Greenwich Jofeph Blodget C Cheflerfuld Ifaiah Waters C Jofhua Crufby C A fa Todd B Hadley John Wcodbridge C

Curmnington Briggs C Hatfdd . Ly man, d , d . C James M J •3» Churches, Sec. in Briftol.

Holland Ezra Reeve C S^n^^Sam'lOfgc Longmeadow R. S. Storrs C Midd/efield Jonathan Nafh C Monfon Alfred Ely C Weflhamptcn Enoch Hale B Wejljield Ifaac Knapp Northampton S. Williams C Azariah Hanks Norwich B. R. Woodridge C ^.S/>nfl£\J.Latbrop,D.D. /W/BerMofesP.Baldwin Simeon Colton Jefie Wightman Pelham Elijah Brainerd Thomas Rand Methodifts Plainfield Mofes Hallock C Williamfburg^ Henry Lord C Rujtll B Worthington J.L.Pomeroy ; C SeuthamptonVintonGould C Wilbraham Mofes Warren C S.&rimfieldE. Codding B Ezra Witter South-Hadley Joel Hayes C Ezekiel Terry Scuthwxk Ifaac Clinton C Methodifts PLYMOUTH COUNTY. Abington Samuel Niles C Middlebord Jof. Barker C Daniel Thomas C Thomas Crafts C Bridgewater] .Reed,D.D. C David Gurncy C Zedekiah Sanger, d.d. C Samuel Abbot B James Flint C Simeon Coombs B Afa Meech C Samuel Neli'on B Valentine W. Rathbun B E. Briggs B Carver John Shaw C Pembroke Morrill Allen C Abraham Cummings B George Barftow C Duxborough John Allyn C Plymouth James Kendall C Halifax Abel Richmond C Seth Stetfon Q Hanover Calvin Chaddock C Adoniram Judfon C John Butler B B Hingham Jof. Richard ion C Plympton Elijah Dexter C Nicholas B. Whitney C Rcchefler Lem'i Le Barron C Henry Colman C Oliver Cobb C Hull B B Kingjlon Zepbani. Willis C Scituate Samuel Dean C Samuel Giover B Nehemiah Thomas C Marjlijidd William Shaw C E Elijah Leonard C Wareham Noble Everett C B BRISTOL COUNTY. Altltborough John Wilder C Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Nathan Hoi man C Arnold Blifs B James Read B Friends Berkley Thomas Andros C Dighton William Warren € Churches, &c. in Worcefter. *39

Abraham Gufhee Sylvefter Round John Pitman lafton Luther Sheldon B Jacob Hicks Methodifts Preferved Pearfe Freetown Philip Hathaway C Philip Pearfe I John Lawrence C Somcrftt Friends and B Swanzey Sam'l Northup Mansfield Richard Briggs C Philip Slade New-Bedford Syl v. Holmes C Barton Friends and B Taunton John Pi pen Norton Pitt Clark C Samuel W. Colbum Raynkam P. Fobes, ll.d. C Zephaniah Crqfsmaa Rehubotk John Hill C Troy Job Borden Otis Thompfon C BARNSTABLE COUNTY.

Barnjlablc T- Waterman C Marfhjtee Enoch Pratt C Phinehas Fifh Barnabas Bates B Orleans Daniel Johnfon ftrewjler John Simpkins C Prcvivcetown Chatham Epbraim Briggs C MefhodiOs Dennis Caleb Holmes C Sandwich Jonathan Burr EaUham Philander Shaw C Friends and Methodifts Falmouth Henry Lincoln C Truro Tude Damon " Friends Merhoctiib Harwich N. Underwood C IVcllJleet Timothy Davia Methodifts Yarmouth Timothy Alden James Barnaby B DUKES' COUNTY. Chilmark "Jonathan Smith C Gayhead John JefTers EdgaHon Jofeph Thaxter C Tijbui Gayhead Z. Howoofouee C AhifliaiAbifliai Sampfon NANTUCKET COUNTY.

Nantucket Tames Gurncy C i Nantucket Friends and Mzthodift Seth F. Swift C i WORCESTER COUNTY.

AJhburnkam John Cufhing C Micah Stone \ Methodifts and B 1. Athoi J ofe ph Ea R ab rook C Charlton Edw. Whipple ( Barre James Thompfon C James Boomer B lfer/z>zReubenPurTer,D.D. C Methodifts Bolton Ifaac Ali-n C Dana JaeOb Whipple B Boylflon Ward Cotton C Douglafs David Holman C $ rock field Ephralm Waid C B Thomas Snell C Dudley Abiel Williams C 140.. Churches, &c. in Cumberland.

Fitckburgk Wm. Bafcom C Paxton Gaius Conant , Titus T. Barton C Peterjkam Feftus Foiter C Methodifts P Gardner Jonathan Ofgood C Princeton James Murdock C Gerry Ezekiel L. Bafcom C Royaljlon Jofeph Lee Grafton John Miles C Levi Hodge B B Rutland Hez. Goodrich C Zephaniah Lathe U Shrew/bury Jof. Sumner C HardwickW. B. Weffon C Scuthbord Jerobo. Parker C Ebenezer Burt B Spencer Jofeph Pope C Methodifts Sterling Reuben Holcomb C Harvard Stephen Bemis C Sturbridge Otis Lane George Robinfon B Zenas L. Leonard U Rolden Jofeph Avery c Sutton Edmund Mills B Jofeph Gdffe Hubbardjlon Samuel Gray C Samuel W-atGrs I.ancaftcr Nath'l Thayer C Nathan S. Leonard Leicejitr Zeph. S. Moore C Templeton C. Wellington Peter Rogeis B Elifha Andrews LeominfterFranas Gardner C Ufrlon Benjamin Wood tunerJurgkTimoihy Flint C Uxbridge Samuel Judfon Mendon Preferved Smith C Ward Ifaac Baiky Mil/ord David Long C W^WElilhaRockwood C JVczo-Braintrcc John Fifke C Weft-Boylflon Wm. Nafh C Northbord Pett-r Whitney C Wefiern Sylvefter Burt C

. . Wejlminjler Nortkbridge J . Crane, d d C Afaph Rice C John Cooper B Winchendon Levi Pilfbury C Oakham Daniel Tomlinfon C IVorceJlcr S. Auflin, d d. C Oxford Jofiah Moukon C Aai on Bancroft, d.d. C U CUMBERLAND COUNTY. Bridgetown N. Church C-l Gorham

BrunfwickBen]. Titcomb B | A fa Rund Ba'iky Grav Daniel Ron Winthrop C j We

Cabe- Elizabeth E$. Sawyer C I Harpfwdl Samuel Eaton Methodivk Samuel Mafintf Durham Jacob Herrick C Samuel Woodward Fdlmouth Wm. Miktmore C Minot Jonathan Scott Caleb Bradley C Wm. Pidgeon John Wake U George Rickcr Friends and Methodifts New-Gloucejer E'ifha Frcepoz-t Reuben Na&n C Mofely C B B V Thomas paries U Churches, &c. in Berkshire. 141

N$rth-Yarmouth F. Brown C Elijah Kellog 'Amafa Smith Edward Pay Ion John Dutton Ca ! eb Blood Friends and Methodifts Thomas Greene \ Pownal Perez C ha pin Sylvanas Boardman ] j Otisfield Scarbord' Thos. Lancafler Poland Nathan Til ton Methodifts Standi/hDmkl Marrat Portland^. Dean, d.d. Ichabod Nichols J?l Windham Nathan S. S. Beman Gardner Kellogg LINCOLN COUNTY. Alna Jonathan Ward C Litchfield Wm, Stinfon B Bath C Henry Kendall B Silas Stearns B Mifcongus-Ifiand B

• William Jenks C New-CapU Kiah Bailey C hoothbay Jabcz P. Fifher C JohnCbeverus,Bi{h.R.C. Bowdoin James Potter Noblebord' Phin. Pill (bury B Jofeph Denflow St. George Ephraim Hall B " Ichabod Temple ThomaPown EiiihaSnow B Bowdohhum J. Macomber B Samuel Baker

• Methodifts Brijlol Topjham

Friends and Methodifls Methodifts Camden Thomas Cochran Unicn Henry True Drefdcn Freeman Parker Wales Edgecomb Samuel Sewall Waldcbord'

Friend/kip Warren Andrew Fuller Georgetown £. Emerfcn Jonathan Hufe Hope Wifcajfet Hezck. Packard Jejferfon Wm. Allen IVoolwich Jofiah Winlbip C uwijlon Benjamin Cole Samuel Stinfon B Lrjhon BERKSHIRE COUNTY. Adams Methodifts Egrcmont C A/ford B Becket Jofeph L. Mills Gt. Bar ring ton—Grifwold E Bethlehem Elijah Wheeler C Chejhire John Nichols B Hancock Cla:k Rogers B Hinjdalt Knight C Ballon Eben. Jennings Ice Alvan Hyde C 142 Churches, &c. in Norfolk. Method^ Lenox Samuel Shepard Jcfle Hartwell Sheffield Ephraim Judfon Methodifts Methodifts Stoekbr. S. Weft, D.D. )

Lane/bore? Daniel Collins < Eph. G SwiftSwi £ Amos Pardee J Mt. Wajhingtcn Methodifts Tyringham Jof. W. Dow{ NewAJIiford Methodifts N. Marlboro' Jacob Catlin Methodifts Nathaniel Turner Wa/hington W. Ballantine C Peru John Leland Ebenezer Smith Methodifis Pittsfield William Allen Weft Stockbridge John Francis joleph Edwards Thomas Punderfon Williamjfown Methodifts Dyer Stark Richmond David Perry Methodifis Savoy Wind/or Gordon Dorrance C Sandisfield Levi Whit« HANCOCK COUNTY. Bangor C Frankfort B Methodifts Beifajl Alfred Johnfon Iflc/boro* Thomas Eames

Mount-D; efert Bluehill Jonathan Fifher Northport Methodifts Buckjozon Mighill Blood Oriand John Burnham Cajline William Mafon Orrington Methodifts Penobfcot Philip Spaulding ( Decrijlt Brown Pro/peel Sedgwick Daniel Merrill Dixyiont John Chadbourn B Su/livan C Vinalhavcn

WASHINGTON COUNTY, i Addifon B Machias Eaftport B Methodifts Machias Marfhfield Steele C Pleafant Point, James R. Romagns, Roman Catholic, wh< alfovifits the Penobfcot Indians. NORFOLK COUNTY. "Bellingham B Daniel A. Clark r Braintree Ezra Weld Broohline John Pierce C Richard S. Storrs Canton William Ritchie Churches, &c. in Oxford. 143

'.hajfet Jacob Flint C Thomas Noyes kdham Jofhua Bates C Mcthodifti Jabez Chickering C Quincy Peter Whitney Thomas Thachcr C Wm. Montague E Randolph Jonathan Strong C hrchejler T. M. Harris C Joel Briggs John Codman C RcxburyE. Porter, D. D. Server Benjamin Caryl C John Bradford oxbord' Thomas Skelton C Thomas Gray 7 rankliriN. Emmons, d . d . C Shawn Jona. Whitaker dedfield T. Prentifs, d.d. C Stoughton E. Richmond William Gammell^ B Walpolt George Morey dedzuay Luther Wright C Weymouth Jacob Norton Simeon Williams Milton Samuel Gile C Wrentham Eliiha Fifke Veedham Stephen Palmer C John Cleveland William Williams I KENNEBECK COUNTY. iugujla Benja. Tappnn C Mount-Vemon C New-Sharcn Zhtjiervillt Joiham Sewall C Zlinton MephibofhethCainB Pittjlown Fairfax Jabez Lewis B Readjield Robert Low Farmingtcn B Meihodifts Fayette Oliver Billings B Sidney Afa Wilber Gardiner Aar. Humphreys E Temp It David Smith bremt Tohn Daggett, jr. B VaJJalbon? Jefle Martin Hallowdl Eliphalet Gillet C Friends B Vienna Methodifts Harlem Job Chadw'ck B Wayne

Leeds Thomas Francis B , Winjlow Jofhua Cumman Unita C Winthrop David Thurfton C Monmouth B Webb's Pond PL G Meihodifis

OXFORD COUNTY. Bethel Ebcnezcr Bray B Hiram \j Jay Jofeph Adams Brawnfield Jacob Rice C Buckjicld Nathaniel Chafe B LivcnnoreThos. Wyman, j» Ilutchinfon B Haynes Daniel j John E.Andover John Strickland C Ranfom Norton B frvtburgh B Methodifts Francis L, Whiting C Norway Noah Crefcy C Hebron John Tripp B John Wagg B i 44 Convention of Minifters.

Paris James Hooper B Turner Allen Grecly <" Porter C Ifaac Root t Sumner Thos. Macomber B Waterford Lincoln Ripley C SOlvlERSET COUNTY. Avon B Karantunke C

Methodifls New-Vineyard i Canaan B StarAs John Cayfard C Strong Methodifls CornvilU —<— Palmer B Indujlry C FRANKLIN COUNTY. 4/kficldNchem* Porter } c HeathMoks Miller Alvan Sandeifon £ Leyden Afa Hibberd Enos S*nith B Leveret!. Henry Williams BarnardJlonT'wa .F.RogersC Elijah Montague B Montague Aaron Gates Bwd/<2«^JoCahSpauldiog C KioSa/em A. Harding B Baul D^vis Ckarlernont Jofeph Field Ncrtkf.etd Thomas Mafon ( James Wheeler Orange Me thodi Its Colraine Samuel Taggart Roum Jonathan Keith ( S^e/fonwTheoph.Packard ( Edmund Littlefield Shulefbury Jof. Smallidge J

Thomas Purrington \ Sunderland James Taylor ( Conway John Emerfon C Warwick Samuel Reed Robert Keyes B Levi Hodge Deerfield Samuel Willard C Wendell Jofeph Kilborn Gill Jofiah W. Cannon C Samuel King G'^njW^R.NcwtonjD.D. C Wkately Rufus Wells Hawley Jonathan Grout C _ f£fr Pews and Rights wi Houfes of Public Worfhip ar deemed in Law to be Real Eftate, except in Bofton, whei' they are to be confidered as Perfonal Eftate.

Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth ofMassachusetts. THEIR Meeting is held in Boston, in the afternooi of the last Wednesday in May, (or day of Election) an nually ; and en the following day at noon, after trans acting the usual business of the Convention, a sermon i delivered in public before them, and a collection mad< for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent wid ows of deceased Clergymen. General AfTociation of MaflUchufetts. 145

The Convention is a voluntary Association, embracing H the Congregational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but rested with no particular authority or control over the Jhurches. Tiie Rev. Jedidiah Morse, d. D.of Charlestown, is hosen to deliver the next Convention Sermon. In case jf failure, the Rev. President Kirkland, d.d. ll. d. is to officiate in his stead. The Standing Committee of Convention, appointed for the purpose of certifying to the character of Minis- ters and Candidates who may travel into other States, consists of the following Clergymen, viz. Steph.West, d.d. Stockbr. Jed. Morse, d.d. Chariest.

J. Lathrop, d.d. fV.Sfirmgf. Ezra Weld, Braintree Jos. Lyman, d. d. Hatfield John Read, d.d. Bridge. R. New ton, d. d. Greevjild PerezFobesL l. d RaxjnHam. JohnC ashing, A.ihburnham Zeph. Willis, Kingston. Ezra Ripley, Concord Thcs. Barnard, d.d. Salem Daniel Chaplin. Groton Sum. Spring, d.d. Aewb'fit EphraimWard,i?roo/:;?L'/f/ Saml. Dean, d.d. Portland John Lathrop, d.d. Boston William E. Channing, A.m. of Boston, Treasure^ John Pierce, a.m. of Brookline, Scribe of the Convention. The Convention earnestly recommend to all young gentlemen 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 to qualify them for public teachers.

. The Convention request the several Associations in the State annually to transmit a list of the names and places of residence of their members to the Scribe. They also have passed a vote desiring ministers to draw up and transmit to the Sciioe Histories of their respective Churches.

General Association of Massachusetts. THIS bodv was organized in June, 1805. In 1811, it Consisted of Delegates from eleven Associations in Mas- achu.setts Proper. Its members " admit, as articles of faith, the doctrines of Christianity, as they are generally expre- -:ed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism", and consider these dectrines, which have been generally Embracecl'frv the Chare'hcsof New-England, "as th* N , H^ Bifliops in America. basis of their Union" This body wholly disclaims ec clesiastical power or authority over the churches,

Christ ; to obtain religious information relative to the state of their particular churches, and of the general state of the christian church in thiscountiy and through-

out the christian world ; and to co-operate with othei similar institutions in the most eligible measures foi building up the cause of truth and holiness." This Association sends Delegates to, and receive; Delegates from, the following ecclesiastical bodies, viz The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church ii the United States. The General Associations of Con- necticut and New-Hampshire. And the General Con vent ion of Vermont. The meetings of this bcdy are annually on the las Wednesdays in June. The next meeting is to be at Westneld, at the houst of the Rev. Mr. Knapp. Rev. Enoch Halk, of West-Hampton, is the stand-

Episcopalian Bishops in America. Rt Rev. Abra'm Jarvis,D.D. in Connecticut, .Yew-Haver, Rt Rev. Benja. Moore, d.d. in New-York,? »- v . Rt. Rev. John H. Hobart, d. d . in New-York, 3 Rt. Rev. Wm. White, n.n.in Pennsylvania, Philadel Rt. Rev. Tho. J.Olagget, Maryland, Broom, U.Marlboro Rt. Rev. Junes Madison, in Virginia, Richmond Rt. Rev. Jacob Mountain, in Canada, Quebec Rt. Rev. Charles Inglis, in Nova-Scotia, Halifax

R t; Rev. Alexander V. Griswoid, d.d. Eastern diocess. Bristol, R. I Methodist Episcopal Bishops. Thomas Coke and Francis Asbury. man Catholic Bishops, .Most Rev. John Carroll, Arch-Bishop, Baltimore Rt. Rev. Leonard Neale, his Coadjutor, Georgetown. Rt. Rev. Michael Egan, Philadelphia Rt. Rev. John Che verus, Bdstok JS etc- York

vt'i. Rev. P. Flagget, Bardsloivn, ( Kentucky. Revenue Officers. H7

State- Prifon, at Charleflown. DireBors, James Prince, Jeffe Putnam, and James T. Purlin, Efquires. Warden, Robert Gardner, Efq. Chaplain, Rev. William Collier. Phyfiaan& Surgeon, Jofiah Bartlett, Efq. Clerk, William H. Lane. REVENUE OFFICERS IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Dijlritl of Bofton and Charleft own. Colledor, Henry Dearborn. D'.puty-ColleFtor, Henry A. S. Dearborn. Naval-Officer, James LoveM. Surveyor & Infpcdor, Thomas Melvill. Infptclors and Meafurers.

:ohn F. Barber ! Samuel W. Hunt I Charles Lincoln rbomas Edes John N. Welch | Stephen Brewer

Jenjamin Eaton Edward Cazneau j Ebenezer Seavtr Epa Lincoln AdamW.Thaxter Nathan Lewis iohn Popkins Ifaac Cooper Ebenezer Clough Jamuel Prince JoiephW. Homer Amafa Pennim?n Weighers and Guagers.

Peter Dolliver ! James S. Lovell | Wm. R. Lee [ofeph Loring, jr. Wardens of the Port and Surveyors of Damage on VeJJe's and Cargoes,

Samuel I Michael Hopkins I Prince James Freeman

Benjamin Smith } Nehemiah Somes j Irfpeclors of OtUporis. hfpcclor, Jotham Lincoln, jr. Hingham. Occaficnal Infpctlor, Jnfprclor, Tohn Minor, Dorchejl. & Quincy, Collector, Wm. R. Lee, Salem and Naval Officer, Samuel Ward, Beverly. Surveyor, - George Hodges, ColleHor, Jofcph WiHon, Marblehead. Surveyor £3 hfpeclor, Jofhua Prentifs, Cclle&or, Joieph Marquand, } Naval-Officer, Jonathan Titcomb, > Ncwburyport. Surveyor, J QolLclir, John Kittrecige, ) Glouceflcr. Surveyor & In fpetlor, Zecbariah Stevens, > Surveyor tjflnfpctlor, Wm. M. D:iwcs, Tkomafiotcn. InfpsLtor^ Alexander M'lmire, York, 148 MaiTachufetts Militia.

Inf^dhr, Shub^el Dunham, Ti/hury. Surveyor^ hJpeOar, James C. Jewett, j fi£^I Surveyor &Infpdlor, Ifa?.c Carter, Augufla- Storer, Jnfpeclcr t Jofeph Kcnnebunk. lnfpttlort Darnel Granger, Saco. Collectors.

William Otis Barnfable Ifaiah We ft on Nnu-Bedjord JofJhuaWinga»e,jr. Bath Lemuel Trefcott Paffamaq. Nathl. Williams Dighton Jofiah Hook Penobfcot Thos. Cooke, jr. Edgarton Henry Warren Plymouth M. Jordan' Frenchman's Bay Ifaac Ilftey, jr. Portland Afa Andrews Ipfwich Daniel Granger Sacc

Jofeph Storer Kennebunk I Jofeph Farley Waldborotigh

Jeremiah O'Brien Mackias | Francis Cook Wijcaffci ColHa Nantucket Alexander M'Intire York Daniel J Branch Pilots. Pilots for Inward Divifion of the Port &Harbour of Bofton, Thomas Knox, Charles Cole, and Robert Knox. Pilots for Outward Divifion of the Port &Harbour of Bojlon, "Jofiah Ayers, Lemuel Ayers, and John Tilley. Pilot for DiAriel PaJ/amaquaddy,

Wiiiiam Morgan, of Ea ft port. MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revifed by the Adjutant- General, Dec. i8n.] GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS. Captain General and Commander in Chief. His Excellency Elbridge Gerry. Aid'de-Camps. jLieutenant Colonels George Blake and James T. Auftin. Adjutant- General. Brigadier-General William Donnifon, of Boftou. [Office is kept in the Old State Houfe.]

<$>ua rter~ Mafter- General. Brigadier-General Amafa Davis, of Bcfton. [Office No. 129, Orange-Street.] DIVISIONART STAFF OFFICERS.

FIRST DIVISION— Suffolk and Norfolk. Major General. Elijah Crane, of Canton. Aid-de-Camps. Majors William Dunbar, & Minot Thayer. Judge Advocate. Divifionary StafT-OfficeTs. 149

SECOND DIVISION.—£/**. Major General. Aid-de-Camps. Judge Advocate. John Varnum, of Haverhill. THIRD DIVSION.—MiVEbenezer Mattoon } Aid-de- Camps. Maj. Sam Gamwell,and Eben. Mattoon, jr. Judge- Advocate. Jonathan H Lyman, of Northampton. FIFTH DIVISION. Plymouth^ BrijloU Barnftable, Dukes\ and Nantucket. Major-General. Nathaniel Goodwin, of Plymouth. Aid-de- Camp. Major Charles Richmond. Judge-Advocate. Nathaniel Morton Davis, of Plymouth. SJXTH DIVISION—York. Major- General. Ichahod Goodwin, of Berwick. Aid-de-Camp. Major Ichabod Goodwin, jr. Judge-Advocate. Dudley Hubbard, of Berwick. SEVENTH DIVISION —Worcefer. Major-General. Jonathan Davis, of Oxford. Aid-de- Camps. Major Eftes Howe, and John Spurr, jr. Judge* Advocate. Levi Lincoln, jr. of Worcefter, * EIGHTH DIVISION.— Kenntbeck and Somerfet. Major- General. Henry Sewall, of Augufta. Aid-de-Camps. Majors Ebenezer Dutch, and Wm. H. Page. Judge-Advocate. Benjamin Whitwell, of Augufta. NINTH DIVISION—Berkjkire. Major-Ceneral. Jofeph Whiton, of Lee.

Aid-de-Camps . Majors Henry W. Dwight, and Douglafs W. Sloan. Judge- Advocate. Mofes Hayden, of Pittsfield. TENTH DIVISION— 21..ntoci andWaJbington. Major General. George Ulmer, of Linconville. Aid-de-Camps. Majors Charles Ulmer, and John Rufs. Judge-Advocate. John Wilfon, of Belfaft. ELEVENTH DIVISION.—Lincoln. Major-General. William King, of Bath. Aid-de- Camps. Majors Mofes Carlton, jr. and Jofeph F. Win gate.

Judge-AdvQcatet John Merrill, jr. of Wifcaffct. N a. 150 Brigade Staff. Officers.

TWELFTH DIVISION,— Cumberland* IvTajor' General, Ads de Camp. Jugde Advocate. THIRTEENTH DIVISION.— Oxford. JMTajor-General. Levi Hubbard, of Paris. Aid-de-Camps. Majors Ruflell Hubbard, and William Clark Whitney. JudgeAdvocate. Albion K. Parris, of Parie.

BRIGADE STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.— Suffolk and Norfolk. Ifaac S. Gardner, of Brookline, Brigadier- General. Samuel M. Thayer, Erigade- Major. Ebenezer Crafts, Brigade -Quarter-Mafter.

, r Milton Stratton, of Foxborough, Briga.-General.

— . < Timothy Whiting, B.ugade-Major, l£* C. Elijah Crane, jr. Brigade- Quarter- Matter.

• T Arnold Welles, of Bofton, Brigadier- General. - Bryant P. Tilden, Brigade- Major. ) £»BnV g* C William Shimmin, Brigade- Quarter-Mafter. SECOND DIVISION—EJfex, n TEbenezer Goodale,of Danvers, Brigadier- General.

_ . < Jofeph White, jr. Brigade- Major. *>' (1 John Winchefter, Brigade- Quarter-Matter.

, r John Peabody, of Newb«rypt. Brigadier- General.

_ . < Samuel L. Knapp, Brigade- Major. g * C Brigade Quarter- Mafter. THIRD DIVISON.—M/W/^. « rNathl. Auftin,jr. of Charleftown, Brigadier Genl. _ ? < Jeremiah Clap, Brigade-Major. &T1 8' C Timothy Walker, Brigade- Quarter-Matter. . C William Hildreth, of Dracut, Brigadier- n General. _ ." < Sampfon Woods, Brigade Major. ngr ^ Jonathan Hildreth, Brigade- Quarter-Matter. FOURTH DIVISION.— Hamffoire. n f Jacob Blifs, of Springfield, Brigadier-General.

_ . < Noah D. Mattoon, Brigade- Ma] or. - "S* CArchippus Morgan, Brigade- Quarter Mailer. Ifaae Maltby of Hatfield, Brigadier-General. Epaphras Hoyt, Brigade-Major. Samuel Partridge, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. 1

Brigade Staff Officers. 1 5

FIFTH DIVISION.— Plymouth, bV. - r Silvanus Lazell, of Bridgewater, Brigadier- General. j. . < John Marfton Goodwin, Brigade- Major. otig. ^ Thomas Hobart, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter.

, r Thomas Lincoln, of Taunton, Brigadier-General.

„ . < Elkanah Bates, Brigade Major. *»' £ Gilbert Everett, Brigade-Quarter- Matter.

, f"EbenezerLathrop,of BarnftabIe,Brigadier- General

., ? < Jofeph Blifli jr Brigade- Major. *>' ^Andrew Garrett, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. SIXTH DIVISION.—York.

Brigadier- General. . William Hight, Brigade-Major. Winthrop B. Norton, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. Brigadier-General Brigade -Major. Brigade- Quarter-Mafter. SEVENTH DIVISION— Worker. Caleb Burbank, of Sutton, Brigadier-General. ift C •d < Sumner Barflow, Brigade-Major. **' C Archibald Campbell, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. Brigadier- General. Jacob Fiftier, Brigade-Major. Thomas L. Whitney, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. EIGHTH DIVISION—Kenneled and Somerfet. « C John Chandler, of Monmouth, Brigadier- General. < Samuel Howard, Brigade-Major. £ JefTe Robinfon, Brigade Quarter-Mafter. William Jones, of Norridgewock, Brigadier-Gen Richard Sawtell, Brigade-Major. Timothy Boutelle, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. NINTH DIVISION.— Berkjbire. TDavid Tracy, of New-Marlborp', Brigadier- Gen. < Jared Curtis, Brigade Maj'-r

C_ Samuel RolTeter, Brigade Quarter- Mailer.

. C Amos Hoibrook. of Wxdfor Brigadier- General, _ ? < Jofeph Bucklin, Brigade- Major. g ' Cjoiiah Talmage, Brigade Quarter-Mafter. TENTH DIVISION— Far.cock and Wafolngton. . r John Blake, of ©rrington, Brigadier-General

« . ^ Samuel Greaileaf, Ergade -Major *"S* CjQhn Crofty Jr. Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. Field Officers of Infantry.

John Brewer, of Robinfton, Brigadier- General. Jonathan Bartlett, Brigade- Major. Brigade- Quarter Mafter. ELEVENTH DIVISION.—Lincoln. Brigadier-Generat Seth Tinkham, Brigade-Major. Nathaniel Coffin, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter.

, ( David Payfon, of Wifcaffet, Brigadier-General. R 7 2 Robert El well, Brigade-Major. S * ( Jofeph T. Wood, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. TWELFTH DIVISION— Cumberland. Alford Richardfon, of N. Yarmouth, Brigad.-Genl. Edward Rufiell, Brigade-Major. Godfry Grofvenor, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter. Brigadier- General. Brigade-Major. Brigade- Quarter-Mafter. THIRTEENTH DIVISION— Oxford. - John Turner, of Turner, Brigadier- Genera!. James Starr, jr. Brigade- Major. Oliver Pollard, Brigade-Quarter-Mafter.

, C John M'Milien, of Fryeburgh, Brigadier-General.

- < Brigade-Major. Br 5 ' ( Brigade- Quarter-Mafter. FIELD OFFICERS OF INFANTRT.

FIRST DIVISION.— Suffolk and Norfolk. FIRST BRIGADE. tft C Jofeph Dudley, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Abijah Meriam and Edward Fofter,jr. Majors. ad Cjohn Barker, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Jedediah Lincoln and Samuel Webb, jr. Majors. 3d C Barnabas Clark, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Eliiha French, jr. and Jonathan Stetfon, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift C Abner Ellis, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. I Jonathan Fi&e and Jeffe Gay, jr. Majors. 2d (' Ifraei Tifdale, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg £ Lemuel Tucker and Lemuel Bailey, Majors. 3d CEIias Cook, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ James Smith and Ebenezer Blake, Majors. THIRD BRIGADE. ift C LieutCRant Colonel -Commandant Reg. £ Jacob Stearns and Majors, Field Officers of Infantry. 153

3d C Peter Ofgood, Lieutenant CoJonel Commandant.

Reg. ( Ifaac Cuming and Thomas Dean, Majors 3d \ Daniel Mefiinger, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. C Samuel Curtis and Charles Curtis, Majors. SECOND DIVISION— EJJtx. FIRST BK1GADE. ift C Perlejr Putnam,Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Majors. ad C Jacob Smith, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. ( Benjamin Dodge and James Appleton, Majors. 3d f Jona H Lovctt, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. (.Levi Dodge and Majors. 4th C Sarri Brimhlecum, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. ^ eg' C Jofeph Richards, jr and Leonard Coburn Majors. 5th f David Putnam, Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Elijah Flint and William Goodale, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift CBenja. Stickney, Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant. Reg. (.Jonathan Elliot and Ebenezer Hale, Majors. ad ("Jonathan CogfwelJ,3d, Litutenant-Col. Commandant*

P.eg. (. Paul Nelfon and Ephraim Wilds, Majors. 3d CBenja. Jenkins, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Reg. c John Ingaiis, jr. and Abiel Chandler, Majors. 4th C Samuel Walton, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Thomas Weed and Paul Moody, Majors. 5th ("William Bachelor, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. c Stephen Runnels and Jacob Lord, Majors. 6th ("Stephen Bardett, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. (.Ebenezer Mofely and Majors. THIRD DIVISION.— MiJJlcfex. FIRST BRIGADE. iflf David Townfend, Lieutenant Colonel- Comrnanuant. Reg \ Uriah More and Jofeph Peirce, Majors adfBenj F. Baldwin, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg (.Aaron Pearfon and John Wade, Majors 3d f Daniel Brooks, Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant. Reg \ John Hayward and Nathan Heywood, Majors. 4th ( Jofeph Valentine, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant Reg. (.Elijah Watkinsand Samuel Filke, Majors jth C Jonathan Page, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Moody Whiting and Nathan Upham, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift CLovell Barnes, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. RjPg. X Jefle Goodenow and Ephraim Brigham, Majors. 154 Field Officers of Infantry.

ad ("Jonathan Bancroft, Lieutenant- Colonel Commandt. Reg. \ Rogers King and Jofeph Edgarton, Majors. 3d ("Simeon Coburn, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. X Nathaniel Howard, and Abraham Coburn, Majors. FOURTH DIVISION—Hampjblre. FIRST BRIGADE. ift CEliphaz Moody, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg \ Samuel Williams and William Clark, Majors sd ("Enos Foote, Lieutenant- Colonel- Commandant. Reg. \ Luther Bedartha and Henry Flower, Majors. 3df Melzar Hunt, Lieutenant-Coloncl-Commandant. Majors. Reg. I Gideon Moody and 4th C William Taylor, Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant. Reg \ James Barlow and Alanfon Knox, Majors. 5th C Amos Hamilton, Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Iffachar Brown, jr. and John Hoar, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift f Charles Chapman, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ John Lyman, jr. and Jofeph Billings, Majors. 2d C Richard E. Newcomb, Lieutenant-Col.Commandt. Reg. I Seth S. Howland and Daniel Willis, Majors 3d f Ephraim Wheeler, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ Benajmin S.Wells and John Nevers, Majors. 4 th C Patrick Bryant, Lieutenant'CoIonel-Commandant. Reg. \ Robert Dawes and Majors. 5th C Thomas Longley, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Reg. £ Henry Taylor and Jofeph Grifwold, Majors. « FIFTH DIVISION.—Plymouth, &c. FIRST BRIGADE. ift C John Thomas, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ George Ruflell and Nathaniel Thomfon, Majors. ad C Charles Turner, Lieutenant-Col.-Commandant. Reg. \ Ebenezer Bailey and John B. Barftow, Majors. 3d C Caleb Howard, Lieutenant Colonel- Commandant. Reg. "£ Theodore Mitchell and David Gloyd, Majors.' 4th C Abiel Walhburn, Lieutenant Colonel- Commandant.

Reg. I Noah Dexter and Levi Pierce, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE.

1 ft r Abraham Ormfbee, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandt. Reg £ Ebenezer Hunt and John Mafon, Majors. ad ( Benjamin Lincoln, Lieutenant- Colonel- Commandt. Reg.^ Jofeph E. Read and Edward Pope, jr. Majors 3d C Nathaniel Fales, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Ifrael Dean, ad. and Edward Crofsman, Majors. Field Officers of Infantry, 155

4th £Shepard Leach, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. r White and Robinfon, Majors. U> . t Zabulon Obed THIRD BRIGADE. ift ("David Nye, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant, teg. 1 Nathaniel Jenkins and John Freemans, Majors. ad C Jonathan Snow, Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant, teg. C Jonn Witherell and Elijah Cobb, Majors. SIXTH DIVISION —Tori. FIRST BRIGADE. ift ("Paul Lewis, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ Mafterfon Young, and William M'Intire, Major*. ad C Samuel Leighton, Lieutenant Colonel- Commandant. Reg. I Samuel Remick and Majors. 3d ("William Frof), Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ Benjamin Feirce and Darlmg Huntrefs, Majors 4th C Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Reg. £ Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift C William Mood^. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. *-eg. £ James Warren and John Spring, Majors. ad C John Mitchell, Lieutenant- Colonel -Commandant. Reg. c Simon Nowell, and Timothy Froft, Majors. 3d C Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. £ Majors. 4th f Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant. Reg. X Majors. SEVENTH DIVISION.— Worcefler. FIRST BRIGADE. ift f Sam. Watfon, ad. Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg' (.Thomas Drury and Willard Snow, Majors. ad V Warren Rawfon, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.

Reg. I. Johnfon Legg and Majors 3d S Henry Penniman, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. t Seth Field, and Thomas Wheeler, Majors. 4th C Salem Towne,jun. Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. c Oliver Hooker and Samuel Freeman, Majors. 5th CJofeph Farnfworth, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandt. Reg. t William More, and Lyman Aldridge Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift S James Wilder, Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant. Reg. i Stephen P. Gardner and Thomas H Blood, Majors. ad f Jofcph Davis, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant Reg ijofiah Flint and William Whitney, Majors, 156 Field Officers of Infantry.

3d C Samuel Henry, Lieutenant- Colonel- Commandant. Reg. X John Will'on and Joel Davis, Majors 4th Clfrael Nichols, Lieutenant Co'onel Commandant. Reg £ Abraham Hafkell and Leonard Burbank, Majors. jth X Amos Jones, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. I Mofes Wright and Salmon Goddard, Majors. EIGHTH DIVISIOxM.—Kennebeck, and Sonurfet. FIRST BRIGADE. ift V Thomas Fillebrown, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandt. Reg. c Samuel Cony and John Stone, Majors. ad CJabez Bates, Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant. Reg. \ Brown Baker and Walter R. Blaifdell, Majors. 3d 5J°fePn Fairbanks, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Reg. c William Gould, and Thomas Johnfon, jr. Majors. 4th C Jeremiah Tuck, Lieutenant- Colonel Commandant. Reg \ Samuel Currier and Ellis Sweet, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ill 5 Elnathan Sherwin, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Reg. X Richard M. Dorr and Abraham Brackett, Majors ad V James Waugh, jr. Lieutenant Colonel Commandant

Reg. t '• fa Wyman and John Loring, Majors. 3d $ Herbert W. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel Commandt Reg £Eleazer W. Ripley and JofiahHayden, jr Majors 4thVNathl. Blackwell, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant Reg. X Caleb Jewitt, and Jofeph Moore, Majors. NINTH DIVISION —Bcrkjhire. FIRST BRIGADE. ift C John Afhley, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg X John Whiting and Thomas Stevens, Majors. 2d V Prentice Williams, Lieutenant Colonel- Commandt Reg. X Benj C. Perkins, and Deodatus C Whitwood, Majors 3d C Nathaniel Bird, Lieutenant -Colonel Commandant. Reg X Jofeph Fitch and E* enezer Hyde, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift C Calvin Hubbel, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg X Jerem. Colegrove, jr. and Wm W. Rowe, Majors ad 5 Levi Belden, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Keg {.Eraftus Rowley and Majors 3d 5 Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant. Reg X SolomonK Chamberlain and Manly Faddleford, Maj TENTH DIVISION.—Hancock and Wajhingtcn, FIRST BRIGADE. ifi C John Benfon, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Nathan Lowe and Pearl Spofford, Majors. Field Officers of Infantry. 157

fd C Lieutenant Colonel -Commandant. Reg. £ Jonathan Wilfon and Jacob Ulmer, Majors 3d C Andrew Tyler, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Crofby, Reg. I John Balch and Timothy Majors. 4thCElifha Mayhew, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. c John Whiting and Theodore Trafton, Majors. SECOND BRIGAPS. ift C James Campbell, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg. c William Campbell and Levi Bowker, Majors. ad C Jeffe Dutton, Lieutenant- Colonel-Commandant. Reg. C Alfred Langdon and John Black, Majors. 3d ("Oliver Shead, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg t John Balcom and Jofeph Whitney, Majors. ELEVENTH DIVISION. —Lincoln. FIRST BRIGADE. ift C Denny M'Cobb, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Andrew Read and Eben. Clapp Majors ad f Charles Thomas, Lieutenant Colonei Commandant. Reg \ Elijah Hall and Phinley Crawford, Majors 3d < Lieutenant Colonel- Commandt.

Reg (_ Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift C David Payfonjr. Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant. Reg £Abiel Wood and Ezekiel Cutler, Majors. ad % Samuel Reed, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.

Reg / John Matthews and Charles Clark, Majors. 3d VSamuelThatcher, Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.

Reg ( Rufus Gilmnre and Eraftus Foot, Majors. 4th f Nathaniel Colburn, Lieutenant Colonei Commandt. Reg \ Richard M'Allifterand Jofeph Read, Majors, TWELFTH DIVISION —Cumberland. FIRST BRIGADE. ift C Jofeph E Foxcroft, Lieutenant Colonel Commandt.

Reg ( Jofeph Staples and Daniel Libby, Majors. ad 5 David Potter, Lieutenant -Colonel Commandant. Reg t Nathaniel Jordan and George Lewis, Majors. 3d 5 Samuel Baker Lieutenant Colonel Commandant. Reg t Jofiah Reed and George Rogers, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift f James Merrill, Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant. Reg. \ Jofiah Hobbs and Samuel Skillin, jr. Majors od \ James IriftVjr. Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.

Reg. } John D.Hafty and Benjamin Larrabee,jr. Majors , . i 5 8 Officers of Cavalry.

3d (Samuel Stephenfon, Lieutenant- Colonel Command*. Reg. ( Hofea Ilfley and William Francis, Majors; THIRTEENTH DIVISION— Oxford. ift (William Ryerfon, Lieutenant Colonel-Commandt. Reg. c Ebenezer Rawfon and Simeon Cummings, Majors. ad < Thomas Chafe, jr. Lieutenant Colonel Commandant.

Reg. ( Joel Howard and Samuel Holland, Majors. 3d ( Seth Keith, Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant. Reg. I Cyrus Clark" and Henry Farwell, Majors. SECOND BRIGADE. ift < Amos Haftings, Lieutenant Colonel- Commandant. Reg. ( Samuel Warren and Amos Hills, Majors. ad < Lieutenant Colonel-Commandant* Reg. ( Elias Berry and Samuel Nevers, Majors.

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION. THIRD DIVISION. Firji Brigade, 1 Battalion. Firfl Brigade, 1 Regiment, Benjamin Weld, Maj. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Saml. Withington, jr. Capt. Thomas RutTell. Jolhua Tucker, Capt. Jofiah Whittemore, Maj. Capt. Benja. Willington, Capt.

Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. A 1 pheus Ware, Capt Samuel Druce, Maj. Lemuel Sweetfer, Capt. Artemas Newell, Capt. Jonas Prentifs, Capr. Roger Sumner, Capt. Second Brigade, 3 Companies. Lewis Fifher, Capt. Phinehas Whiting, Capt. Third Brigade, 1 Battalion. Micah M. Ruuer, Capt. Jofiab Quincy, Maj. AlexanderT.Willard, Capt. Andrew Morton, Cape. FOURTH DIVISION. Charles Porter Phelps, Capt. Firfl Brigade, 1 Regiment. SECOND DIVISION. Lieut. Col. Commandt.

Firft Brigade, 1 Battalion. Mofes Porter. John Fairfield, Maj. Nathaniel Paiker, Maj. tofhua Giddings, Capt. Parmenas King, Maj. John White, Capt. Joel Parfons, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Regiment. Solomon Hoar, Capt" Lieut. Col. Commandt. Enoch Crocker, Capt- Daniel Carleton. Abiathar Vinton, Capt. John Conant, Maj. Pieman Laflin, Capt. Jeremiah Coleman, Maj Second Brigade, l Regiment. Ifaac Blunt, Capt. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Ebenezer Boynton, Capt. Jabez Newhall. John Emery Bartlett, Capt. Trowbridge Ward, Maj, Senpmin Carleton, Cap?. D-'nnis Stebbins, Maj. . . .

Officers of Cavalry. 159

•Sharles E. Billings, Capt. Second Brigade, l Battalion, Eli Bryant, Capt. Amos Barton, Maj. Thaddeus Colman, Capt. Japhcth C.Wafhbum, Capt. Joel Ofgood, Capt. Jonas Parlin, jr. Capt Eraftus Billings, Capt. NINTH DIVISION. FIFTH DIVISION. Firjl Brigade, I Battalion

Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion. Azariah Root, Maj. Thomas Bennett, Maj Win. Whiting, Capt. Nathaniel Hafkell, jr. Capt. Robert M. Afhley, Capt. John M. Goodwin, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. John B. Root, Maj. Daniel Gilbert, Maj. Wm. Clarke, Capt. Ezra Deane, Capt. Gerfham T. Buckley, Capt; Seabury Lawton, Capt. TENTH DIVISION. Daniel Smith, Capt. Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion. SIXTH DIVISION. Jcdediah Herrick, Maj. Firjl Brigade, 1 Company. Capt. Eiifha Shapleigh, Capt. David W. Haynes, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Company. Second brigade, l Company. Jofeph Dane, Capt. Thomas Ruggies, Capt. SEVENTH DIVISION. ELEVENTH DIVISION* Firjl Brigade, 1 Regiment. Firjl brigade, 1 'Battalion. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Benjamin Ames, Maj. Ignatius Goulding. Samuel Jack, Capt. Daniel Tenney, Maj. Abel Boynton, Capt. Michael Read, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Eli Warren, Capt. Silas Lee, Maj. John Reed, Capt. Thomas M'Grate, Capt. Rufus Moore, Capt. Ifaac Barnard, Capt. John Brown, Capt. TWELFTH DIVISION.

Second Brigade, 1 Regiment. Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Stephen Haftings. Thomas Chafe. Daniel Putnam, Maj. William Sweet, Capt. Joel Negus, Capt. Thos. DeCarteretr, Capt. John Ball, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. John Pierce, Capt. Sewall Lancafler, Maj. William Brown, Capt. John Trowbridge, Capt. James Kilborn, Capt. Cap*. EIGHTH DIVISION. THIRTEENTH DIVIS. Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion. Firfi Brigade, 1 Battalion. Peter Gt ant, Maj. Joel Robin (on, Maj. Thomas Eaflman, Capt. AHner Rawfon, Capt. James F. Norris, Capt. Jonathan Dwinel, Capt. Jeremiah Stinchfield, Capt. Simeon Waters, Capt. .

i6o Officers of Artillery.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY.

FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade, 1 Batlaiiim, Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion- Jofeph Dovvs, Maj. John Robinfon, Maj. James Lev/is, jr. Capt. Benjamin Derby, Capt. Ifaac Barron, jr. Capt. Samuel Glover, jr. Capt. .FOURTH-DIVISION.' Capt. Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion. Second Brigade, l Batfa Hen. Solomon Warriner, Maj. Maj. Zerias Srebbins, Capt. Benajah Pond, Capt. Ouartus Stebbins, Capt* Elijah Capen, Capt. Nehemiah Carter, jr. Capt.

Third Brigade, t Battalion. Second Brigade, l ~R>giment. Oliver Johonnot, Maj. Lieut. Col. Comrarandt* Samuel Nye, Capr. William Edwa»d% Nathan Pa ker, Capt. Julia Smead, Maj. William Harris, Capt. Jol«a Breck, Maj. SECOND DIVISION. Luke Carter, Capt. Firjl Brigade, l Regivunt. Simeon Cretendon, Capt. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Samuel Wright, Capt. Amos Hovey. Cecil Dwight, Capt. Daniel Haynes, Maj. Jcfiah D. Lyman, Capt. John Rufi'HI, Maj. FIFTH DIVISION. Aaron Newhall, jr. Capt. Firjl Brigade, l Battalion, Addifon Plumer, Capt. Maj. Elijah C. Webftcr, Capt. Zenas Smith, Capr. Jacob Peabody, Capt. William Davis, Capt. Edward F. Jacobs, Capt. Samuel W.Phelps, Maj. Second Brigade, l Battali

Second Brigade, l Battalion, I Elifna Crofsman, Ca^t. Daniel Cummings, Maj. Third Brigade, 2 Companies* j Jofeph Hoyt, Capt. Weifeni Jenkins, Capt, | Abbot WaJJtcr, Cap;. Benjamin Fofter, Capt. | Bezaleel Gale, Capt, SIXTH DIVISION. THIRD DIVISION. Firjl Brigade, l Company. Firjl Brigade, 1 RcgtmcU. Jofephus Howard, Capt. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Second Brigade, 1 Company, Enoch Wifwail. Jeremiah Bradley, Capr. JeiTe Churchill, Maj. SEVENTH DIVISION. David Johnfon, Capt. Firjl Brigade, l Battaliw

Andrew Roulflone, - Capt. Maj. Martin Stone, Capt. Calvin Clemins, Capt. Moles Warren, Capt. Samuel Penniman, Capr. Henry Sanderfon, Capt. John Gi'eafon, C2pt. .

Officers in the Third Brigade, &c. 161

Second Brigade, l Battalion. Second Brigade, l Battalion. Solomon Carter, Maj. Samuel Wheeler, Maj. Horatio G. Buttrick, Capt. John C. Talbot, Capt. Joel Rice, Capt. Capt. Richard Park, Capt. ELEVENTH DIVISION EIGHTH DIVISION. Firjl Brigade, i Battalion. Firjl Brigade, l Battalion. Lieut. Col. Commandt. Jofeph Chandler, Maj. Samuel Seavy. Samuel Ranlet, Capt. Daniel Holden, Maj. David Day, Capt. Peter O. Alden, Capt. Second Brigade, l Battalion. John Holland, Capt. Nathaniel Low, jr. Maj. Caleb Lincoln, Capt. Lewis Norris, Capt. Second Brigade, i Battalion. Capt. Ebenezer Thatcher, Maj NINTH DIVISION. Zebadiah Thayer, Capt. Firjl Brigade, l battalion. David Patterfon, Capt. JofiahWebb, Maj. TWELFTH DIVISION. Blilha Harris, Capt. Firjl Brigade, % Company. Charles Kellogg, Capt. Daniel Brewer, jr. Capt. Second brigade, l Battalion. Second Brigade, 1 Battalion. Jofhua Whitney, jr. Ma}* Lemuel Weeks, Maj. Afahel Ruft, ' Capt. James D. Hcpkins, Capt. Nathaniel Fairfield, Capt. J-olhua Shaw, Capt. TENTH DIVISION. Bartlett Holmes, Capt. Firjl Brigade, 1 Battalion, THIRTEENTH DIVIS. Otis Little, Maj. Firjl Brigade, l Company. Thomas Cunningham, Capt. Jonathan Bemis, Capt. Charles Hammond, Capt. Second Brigade, 1 Company, James Storer, Capt. Philip Eafiman, Capt.

OFFICERS in the ^HIRD BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, (including Bojion and Chelfea) in Commijfion Dec. 1811. Brigadier-General, Arnold Welles. Brigade-Major, Bryant P. Ttlden. Brigade-Quarter-Majler, William Shimmin. FIRST REGIMENT. Lieutenant-Colonel- Commandant, Majors, Jacob Stearns and Adjutant, Surgeon,

Quartcr-MaJUr, Surgeon''3 Male, Chaplain, Captains. Lieutenants. Enjigns. [ *Joi- I-oring, jr. Ifaac Rhoades Andrew Green J

Jacob Canterbury j Frink Roberts William Barrr '•* Washington k/antry, O s 1 6z Officers in the Third Brigade, &c.

Amos Binney ParkerEmeTfonjr. Daniel Badger Samuel Howe Edward Child Barziilai Hudfon Henry Morgan Timothy Johnfon James Ridgway *Thoraas Howe Ath. Penniman Ammi Cutter, jr. William Snow Jofeph Clark Zechariah Hall Wm. Tewkfbury John Tewkfbury Edward Hatt J Thomas Heath

Cyius Gale | Mofes Ames Ira Drew SECOND REGIME XT. Lieutenant-Colcnel-Commandant, Peter Ofgood. Majors, Ifaac Cuming and Thomas Dean. Adjutant, Jotham Walton 'Surgeon, Geo. C. Shattuck Quart. Mag. Thos. Redman Surgeon's Mate, Geo. Park- paymafter, Abner Bourne man Chaplain, Roy. Chs. Lowell Captains. Lieutenants. Enjigns. Turner Crooker Benj. Goodwin Robert Claris +Henry Sargent N. "P. Rufiell J.H, HeaMw Jofeph W. Homer Lemuel Colhurn John S. Perkins Samuel Hcwes John S. Lillie Wm. Biagrove Jona. Whitney William Simonds Cafwell Beal

E. G. Houfe Daniel L. Gibbens i Zac. G.Whitman Silas Whitney, jr. Jofhua Prefton John Whitney Edward Cutter Benjamin Loring JohnDodd, jr. Mich!. Roulftone J of." D. Amiable Mofes Watibn THIRD REGIMENT. Lieutenant Colo?- el-Commandant, Daniel Meflinger. Majqrs, Samuel Curtis and Charles Curtis. Adjutant, Fred. W. Ingraham Surgeon, Afa Buckman Qu.art.MaJl. Stephen Fairbanks Surgeon's Mate, Jofeph Chaplain, Lovell Captains. Lieutenants. Enfigns. Epes EHery Wernw. Knights Jofeph Jenkins XGto. Wheeler David C. Mofely Samuel H. Parker'

Rolun Hartfhorn Thos. A. Drayton \ James Henly Nath'l Heard Benj.B. Appleton GcoTge Halting* John Fairbanks Bela Hunting James Blake Samuel Sanger Eben. O. F.field William King Gerry Fairbanks Daniel C. Brown Philip Bonner Frink Stratton Ifaiah Atkins Philip Curtis James B. Marfton Mofes Everett Jofhua Simonda Bofion Fufileers. t Bojlon Light-Infantry. fVinJow Blues, Independent Cadets, &c. i$3

Battalion of Artillery,

Majort Oliver J ohonnot. Adjutant, Ifaac Munroe. Quarter-Majler, Leavitt J^afon. Captains. Lieutenants. Samuel Nye Samuel Haflings and Jofeph Larkin. Nathan Parker Ebenezer Dyer and Simeon Dow. Wm. Harris Jonathan Thaxter and Francis Tufts, jr. Battalion of Cavalry, Major, Jofiah Quincy. Adjutant, Samuel D. Harris. Quarter-Mafler, George Lyman. Captains. Lieutenants, Cornet. Jffle Mayo Andr. Morton H. Ifaac Cook Wm. PrenuTs Rich. D. Tucker CharlesP. Phelps Richard Sullivan N.B. A number of the non-com miffioned Officers of the Third Brigade Firft Divifion have formed tbemfelves into an aflbciation denominated " The Soul of the Soldiery," for inftruftion and improvement in Military Difcipline. ANCIENT AND HONOURABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated, 1638. Captain, Brigadier-General Arnold Welles. Lieutenant, Maior Benjamin RufTell. Enfign, Major George Blanchard. Treafurer, Major George Blanchard. Clerk, Dexter Dana. Firjl Serjeant, Samuel T. Armftrong. Second Serjeant, George Welles. Third Serjeant, Peter Conant. Fourth Serjeant, Afa Ward.

INDEPENDENT CABETS.-Governor** EfcorL Captain, Liaitenant-Colonel John William*. Lieutenant, Major George G. Lee. Enfign, Major Benjamin F. Bourne. Adjutant, Captain Thomas AfpinwalJ. WARREN PHALANX, CHARLESTCWN. Inftituted 1804. Captain, Thomas Edmands, jr. Lieutenant, James Porter. Enjign, Samuel T. Armftrong. 164 Firewards. TOWN OFFICERS IN BOSTON. Selectmen.

Charles Bulfinch | Joaa. Hurraewell Jofeph Fofter "William Porter John May Nathan Webb

Ebenezer Oliver | Francis Wright Benjamin Weld The Selectmen meet at their chamber in Faneuil Hall, every Wednefday afternoon, for tranfa&ing the prudential affairs of the town ; and on the laft Monday in each month, for the purpofe of examining and allowing accounts againft the Town. —Matthew Nazro, Attendant on the Selectmen. Town-Clerk, Thomas Clark. Office, Faneuil-Hall. Town Treafurer and ColleElor of Taxes, William Smith. [Office is kept in tbe Old State-HoufeJ Town Advocate, William Minot. Overfeers of the Poor. William Smith Samuel Snelling Jofeph Richards William Phillips Ozias Goodwin Bryant P. Tilden Redford Webfter William Mackay Ephraim Elliot Thomas Perkins Jof. Coolidge, jr. Jonathan Phillips Majlerojthe Ahns-Houfe, George Deblois. Phyfiycian and Surgeon, Do&or Thomas I. Parker.

School- Committee. The Sele&men, together with Dr. Thomas Welfh Rev. William E. Channing Dr. Aaron Dexter Rev. Jofeph S. Buckminfter William Smith, Efq. Hon. William Prefcoit Arnold Welles, Efq. John Heard, jr. Efq. David Greene, Efq. Charles Davis, Efq. Hon. John Phillips Rev. Charles Lowell Injlruclors in the Public Schools. Latin Grammar Matter, William Bigiow, Centre School. {Thomas Pay fon, South School.

\ John Hafkell, Centre School. Englifh Grammar Matters, I Ezekiel Little, North School. Cjof.Mulliken, Weft-School, f John Tileftone, North School. jRufus Webb, South School. Writing Mafters, j Tona. Snelling, Centre School. C'BeDJa. Holt, Weft-School. Firewards. Thos. Melville, chofen 1779 JofephHead, 1 797 Jofeph May, 1793 John Winflow, 1797 4ndrew Cunningham, 1795 Stephen CodraaB, Town Officers in Bofton. 165

John Bray, 1799 James Phillips, i8©8 Jonathan Hunnewall, 180a Bryant P. Tilden, 1809 Daniel Meffinger, 1802 Nathan Webb, 1810 Benjamin Coates, J 8°5 George Blanchard, 1810 William Sullivan, 1806 Samuel M. Thayer, 1810 Benja. Smith, i8e6 Jofeph Tilden, 1811 Ignatius Sargent, 1807 Thomas Page, j8u Nathaniel Curtis, 1808 Jofeph Auftin, 1811 Edward Cruft, 1808 Benjamin Rich, 1811 Andrew Cunningham, Secretary Board of Health Berija. Whitman, PreCdent. | Nathl. Grcenough, Seci'y, Ward 1 James Robinfon 7 John Cotton 2 Jofliua, Ellis 8 James Loring 3 Samuel Tuttle 9 Samuel Dorr 4 Thomas Capen 10 Benja. Whitman 5 Jonathan Loring 11 James Freeenian 6 Andrew Sigourney 12 Jofeph Lovering Vifiting Pkyjician of the Port, Dr. Thomas Wclfh. Mejfenger to the Board, William Phillips. [Health-Office in Fanueil-Hall.] Superintendant of the Police, Charles Bulfinch, Efq. Jeremiah Bridge, his Affiftant. [Office in Selectmen's Chamber, Faneuil-Hall.3 Ajftjfors of Taxes. Francis Green, John Window and Ebenezer Frothingham. Auditors of Accounts of the Tozon-Treafurer, Sele&men, Over- Health. feers of the ' Poor% and Board of Samuel Brown, William Brown and Stephen Codman. Affay Mqfiers, John Wells and Richard Auflin, Clerk and Infpeclor of the Market, Nathaniel Meriam. Confiables, appointedfor one year to July lo, 1812 Amos Lewis, Suncourt-ftr. James Perkins, Love-lane. Thos. Stevenfon, Sunct-ftr. Ben.B. Leeds, Oiange-ftr. Elifha Copeland, Pleaf.-ftr. Wm. Tupper, Warren-flr. Henry Lane, Staniford-ftr. Wm. Dinfmore, office Ty- Solo. Twift, N. Ruflell-ftr. dor's buildings. Mofes Thayer, Pond-flrect. Jonathan Prefcott, Vine-ftr. Jas.SumnerJr. Ridgw. lane. Robert Rixford, Cambr. ftr. John P. Orcutt, North-ftr. Nath. Phillips, Cambridge- Wm. Brooks, Portland-ftr. ftreet. Cullers of Dry Fifh. Thomas Barber Gerfbom Spear Charles Pook Nathaniel Howe James Eunfon Hezekiah Hudfon Benjamin Clark John Smith Samuel Smith 1 66 Town Officers in Boflon.

Fence Viewers. Benjamin White, William Ellifon, and Nath'l Bradley, jr. Hay-Wards and Hog-Reeves.

Barney Conner | John Deluce 1 IfraeL Mead, jr.

Jofeph Cobbett J Rufus Harrington | Hay-weigher, William H. M'Neil. Infpe&ors of Stone Lime. Francis James, Silas Francis, and Michael Homer. Meafurers of Wood and Bark at the Wharves, Jofeph Gleafon, North End of the Town. William Andrews, Soutii End of the Town. Meafurers of Wood coming by Land. John Hall and Daniel Oliver, South End of the Town. Jirah Holbrook, North End of the Town. Mofes Hadley and Henry Bacon, Weft-Bofton Bridge. William Morrill, Central Bridge. Surveyors of Boards and Shingles. Edward Alline William Green Richard Thayer Nath'l Bradley, jr. Eleazer Homer John Rice William Cloufton Benjamin White Nath'l Glover JohnCogfwell Jofeph Stodder John Howe, jr. Thomas Chriftie Allen Bowkcr Edw. J. Robbins Noah Dagget Braddock Loring Henry Blake

William Ellifon j Wm. Ellifon, jr. Jofeph Tucker Surveyor of Flaxfeed, Arthur Langford. Cullers of Hoops and Staves. Henry Purkitt John Smith James Eunfon Nathaniel Howe Surveyors of the Highways, The Selectmen. Surveyors of Hemp, Samuel Emmons and James Phillips. Surveyors of Wheat, Edw. Tuckerman and Jofiah Snelling. Sealers of Weights and Meafures. Rich. Auftin,for Town and State.—TimothyGreen,for Town. Town-Crier, James Wilfon, Elm-Street. Auctioneers. Licenfed to July 31, 1812. William William Belcher j Dehon j Elifha Parks

Samuel Blagge | Richard Edwards | Samuel Prince

j William ley George Bond Grid | William Thomas

Jofeph Bumftead [ Caleb Hayward | Nathaniel Tucker

Geo.Burroughs,jr. 1 Richd. H. Hough I George Wheeler

Abraham Carter | Thomas K. Jones Jofeph Ripley |

Thomas Clarke I John Jutau \ Jacob Rogers Corneli. Coolidge John A. Parkman Jefle Sanger J | Phyficrans, Surgeons, &c. 167

Benjamin Tucker Stephen Brown Ezek.P.Greenleaf Abel Whcelock Frederick Beck John Perkins Saml. Whitwell Sam, F. Coolidge Natbl. Gamage Dvid Taylor Samuel Tufts Ifaac P. Ingerfoll James Bourgain John Sprague Fitz E. Hutchins George Noble John C. Haftings Superintendents of Burying-Grounds. North Diftricl, Jofiah Snelling, Salem-Street. Middle Dijlria, Daniel Oliver, Sea-Street. South Diftricl, Nathaniel Phillips, Cambridge-Street. Undertakers. Samuel Window, Lynn ftr. Nath. E. Bell, Charter ftr. Jas. Hutchinfon, Boft. Stone John Low, Staniford ftr, Caleb B.Munroe, Love lane. Jefle Mero, S. Ruffell ftreet. Levi Goodrich, Warren ftr. Allen Lauchlen, Orange ftr. John F. Newton, Charter ftr. Zeal Skidmore, Naflau ftr. Terence M'Coriftine, Sea ft. John G, Groflman, Pond-ftr, Eben. Claflen, Beach ftr. and Henry R. Stephenfon, for People of Colour.

Municipal Courtfor the Town of Bojlon. Judge, Hon. Thomas Dawes.

Advocate, Wm. Minor, Efq. j Clerk, Edward Jackfon, Efq. fcST The Municipal Court is hold? at Bofton, on the lft Monday in each Month, except March and September..

Phyficians, Surgeons, &c. pratlijing in bojlon* Samuel Danforth, m.d. Green-Street. Ifaac Rand, m.d. Atkinlon-Street. John Jeffries, m.d. Frankiin-Street. Lemuel Hayward, m.d. 85, Newbury-Street. Aaron Dexter, m.d. Milk-Street. John Warren, m.d. Schooi-Stieet. Thomas Welfn, m.d. Sudbury-Street. William Spooner, m.d. Bulfinch-Street. John Fleet, m.d. Atkinfen-Street. ifaac Rand, jun. a.m. 28, N. fide Court-Streek •Joftiua Thomas, m.d. 46, Ann-Street. William Ingalls, m.d. Bowdoin Square. Afa Bullavd, m.d. 84, Orange-Street. John G. Coffin, m.d. Suffolk Place, Newbury-Strccr*. Jacob Gates, 13, Franklin-Street. John Dixwell, m.d. Portland Stieet. Tames Jackfon, m.d. Bumftead-Place. *Benjamin ShurdefT, m.d, 18, Hanover- Street. i6S Hates of Pilotage.

John C. Warren, m.d. 7, Park-Street. Horace Bean, a.m. Hanover-Street, John Gorham, m.d. School-Street. William Gamage, m.d. Portland-Street. Thomas Ives Parker, m.d. 49, Marlboro'-Street, John Randall, m.d. 5, Winter-Streeft. George Bates, Portland-Street. Eleazer Clapp, m.d. Green-Street. Daniel Adams, m.d. Southack-Courc. George C. Shattuck, m.d. Cambridge-Street* Benjamin James, a.m. 4, Newbury-ftreet. Augufte LemofyvM.D. Creek-Lane. John B. Brown, a.m. Centre-School-Street, Jacob Biglow, m.d. Tremont-Street. Thomas J. H. Cufhing, Orange-Street. Jofeph Lovell, m.d. Bowdoin Square. Shirley Erving, Middlecot-Street. Oliver Dean, a. m. 53, Middle-ftreet. (£|r The preceding are approved by the Maffa. Medked

Society t of which thofe marked thus are members, Percival Hall, Broad-Street. Frederick J. Enflin, Lowell-Place. William H. Chamberlain, Charles-Street. Peter St. Medard, Back-Street. JohnDwight, a.m. Hanover-Street. John Dix, a.m. Bowdoin Square* Thomas Hills, Cambridge-Street. Surgeons Dentijl.

, William P. Greenwood, Portland-Street. Thomas Parfons, No. 34, Newhury-Street. JofiahF!agg,Doifet's Lane. Wm.Bradley,FranklinPlace.

VOTES FOR GOVERNOR.—Throughout t/ie State. For Mr. Strong, in 1800 19,630 For Mr. Gerry, 16,95? For do 1801 25,452 For do 2o,i6g 18c 2 29,983 For do 19,584 1803 29,199 For do 1 1.656 180430,011 For Mr. Sullivan, 23,97c 1805 35,204 For do 33,25* 1806 30,433 For ^o 36,031 1807 39.224 For do 4^.954 1808 ;9,6i3 For do 41,19;

1809 47,916 For Mr. Lincoln, 4,5, 1 ll: 1810 44,272 For Mr. Gerry, 46,541 1811 40,142 For do" 43,32? InBofton, 1811, Mr. Gore 3128—Mr. Gerry, 1879 Rates of Wharfage. 1 69

Rates of Pilotagefor the Port of Boflon. OUTWARD PILOTAGE, Veflels from 9 to n| feet draft, 62 cts. 5 mills per foot. Veflels from 12 to 14^ feet, 83 cts. 2 mills per foot. Veflels from 15 to 17$ feet, 1 dol. 4 cts. 2 mills per foot. Veflels from 18 to 21 feet, 1 dol. 25 cts. per foot. INWARD PILOTAGE. April to November. Veflels from 9 to 11 feet draft, 93 cts. 8 mills per foot. VefTels from 12 to 14 feet. 1 dol. 25 cts. per foot. Veflels from 15 to 17 feet, 1 dol. 56 cts. 3 mills per foot. Veflels from is to 20 feet, 1 dol. 88 cts. 9 mills per foot. Veflels from 21 to 25 feet, 2 dols. 81 cts. 3 mills per foot. November to April. Veflels from 9 to 1 1 feet draft, 1 dol. 25 cts. per foot. Veflels from 12 to 14 feet, l dol 66 cts. 6 miHs p~r foot. Veflels from 15 to 17 feet, 2 dols. 8 cts. 4 miils per foot. Veflels from 18 to 20 feet, 2 dols 50 cts. per foot. Veflels from 21 to 25 feet, 3 dols 75 cts. per foot. Kates 0/ Dockage, Wharfage, and Storage, as ejlablijked at the Bojion Pier, or Long Wharf. DOCKAGE. Veflels under 50 tons, 25 cents p Veflels from 50 to 100 tons, Veflels from 100 to 1,50 tons, Veflels from 150 to 200 tons, Veflels from 200 to 300 tons, Veflels from 300 to 400 tons, Veflels from 400 to 500 tons, Veflels from 500 to 600 tons, - And larger veflels in proportion. WHARFAGE. Anchors, 50 cents per ton. Anvils, - - - - 2 each. Bags of coffee, cocoa, pimenta, fugar, &c. 2 Bales of cotton and bags of hops, 10 Bales, cafes, crates, trunks, boxes, and packages, - - - 12| Barrels, -\ - 4 Boards, ftaves, hoops, - thoufand. an3 , 25 per Boxes of cards, - - 5 each. Boxes of pipes, 6 Boxes of fugar, 7 each. Boxes of lemons and glafs, - 2

Boxes of chocolate and candles, - f. i7o Rates of Wharfage.

Boxes of Brazil Sugar, 30 per ton. Boxes of Wine, or Cider, a per doz. bottles Bricks, - - 25 per thoufand. Bundles of Shovels and Pans, 4 each Butts from 150 to 200 gallons, '5 Clapboards, 9o per thoufand. Chefte of Bohea tea, Coals, • 30 per chaldron Coffee in Bulk, _ 30 per ton. Chefts of Oil, 2 each. Cannon, - - Chairs, • - • 2 Dye Woods, 30 per ton. Fifli, 2 per quintal. Grain of all kinds, 1 per bufhel. Gxindftones and Plafler of Paris 25 per ton. Half barrels, firkins, and kegs, 2 each. Hampers of bottles, Hay, 10 per bundle* Hides, 1 each. Hogfheads and pipes, - 10 Hemp, 3o Hoops and ftaves, 25 perm. Iron, hemp, cordage, timber, lead, &c 30 per ton. Jars of raifins and oil, fmali kegs of crackers, &c. 1 each. Laths, ... 6£ per thoufand. Lighter loads of ftone, 25 per ton. Mahogany, 3operton.of48oft. Nails, cafks of, 4 per cafk. Nankins, - - - 2 100 pieces. Onions, ... 4 per loo bunch. Ranging Timber, 25 per 100 feet. Raven's Duck, i per bol t. Reams of paper, - •§ each. Ruffia Duck, 1 per bolt. Salt, Gk per hogfbeacu Shingles, - ... 6£ per thoufand. Shook Hogfheads, 2 each. Stoves and caboofes, 10 Sacks of Mocha Coffee. 6 Sacks of Almonds, and Feathers, 4 to 10. Tierces 7 Timber, 25 per ton. Wood and Bark, 25 per c< Empty cafks, Sec. half wharfage. Storage. 171

All merchandize (hipped off the wharf, to pay the fame wharfage as for landing, excepting fucb goods as have paid for landing, and (not having been carried off the wharf on which they were landed) are taken off within one month from the time they were landed. Goods taken in lighters, or othcrwife by water, from on board any vefTel lying at the wharf, and goods taken from lighters, or otherwife by water, on board any veflel lyingat the wharf, to pay one half as much as for landing; the faid half wharfage to be paid by the vefTel lying at the wharf. The wharfage of goods landed to be paid by the feller, or by the perfon landing the fame, except wood and lumber, which is to be paid by the purchafer. The wharfage of goods (hipped off the wharf to be paid by the veflel that receives them on board, or by the perfon who (hips them. STORAGE. Bags of coffee, cocoa, &c. - 4 cents per month each. Bales of cotton and bags of hops, 25 Bales, crates, cafes and trunks, Barrels, Boxes of Glafs, ... Boxes of Lemons, Boxes of Sugar, - Buus from 1,50 to 200 gallons, Cafks of Raifins, CheftsofBoheaTea, Coals, - Cordage, Duck, Ruffia, Fifli, Grain of all kinds, Hemp, - Half barrels, Hides, Hogfheads and pipes, Iron, - Salt, .... Tierces, ...

General Information refpeBing probate Bujinefs. AN executor mould notify the heirs, or perfons inter* efled in a will, of the day he intends to offer it for pro- bate, that they may have opportunity to conteft the probate thereof, if they fee caufe : otherwife the Judge may be obliged to poftpone proving the will, and to cite the heirs. An executor, knowing of his appointment, muff caufe the 17* Table of Meafures. will to be proved within thirty days after the death of the teStator, or prefent the faid will to the Probate Court, and in writing declare his refufal : otherwife he may be fub- jeaed to a heavy fine. When a perfon dies inteState, the widow, or next of kin to the deceafed, (if of age) Should, within thirty days, take out a letter of administration, or in writing decline the truft. Guardians mutt be appointed to minors, before the eftate is distributed, and before the ac- count of administration is allowed. When executors and administrators are prepared to exhibit their accounts of ad- ministration to the Judge for allowance, they Should invari- ably notify the perfons interested therein or their guardians, to be prefent in Court at the examination thereof; unlefs the heirs and guardians will previoufly examine the account to be exhibited, and will certify thereon their approbation of it. This method may fave much trouble and expenfe. The fame Steps Should be taken with creditors, when an ef. tate is infolvent : that is, they muSt be notified as afbrefaid, or they muSt certify as aforefaid. Administrators who wiSh not to account with the Judge of Probate for the perfona! eftate of the deceafed, as the fame Shall be appraifed, fliould give notice thereof at the time they return the inventory, and then obtain an order for the fale of the whole, or fucb part thereof as the Judge Shall direft; and the heirs alfo, if they apprehend the perSbna! eftate is appraifed too low, Should reprefent the fame to the Judge, and requeSl to have it fold at public auftion, or at private fale, as will beft Serve the interest of all perfons concerned.

A Table of the Meafure of Length of the Principal Places in Europe^ compared with the American Yard, Yards, loo Aunes or Ells of England, are equal to 125 lo© ,., f Holland or Amsterdam, Haerlcm, Ley den, the Hague, Rotterdam^ Nu- remburg, and other cities of Holland, 75 loo— of Brabant or Antwerp, - - 76 i 00 f France an

A concife Equation-Table, adapted to the Second Year after Leap-Year, and which will be within a Minute of the Truth ior every Year; {hewing, to the nearcft full Minute, how much a Clock fhouid be faQer or flow- er th,an the Sun. By Mr. Smeaton.

Days Mont J 74 Day Table.

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inftance, month I in number number December, and of of that numbe a Dectmbe come the the ftr oi I oi fc th th — Cenfus of MafTachufetts DiftricT:. 1 7j

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Anfwer at per cert. 73 ) 328500 ( 45 S 5 292 9 add one filth

365 S 54 at 6 per cent. »

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CENSUS of TOWNS in State of Massachusetts- Massachusetts District.

SUFFOLK. j Maiden 1,381

Bofton 332,50 1 Reading 2,228 Chelfea and Iflands, 1,131 |Woburn 1,219

j Wilmington 716 31,381 (Tewkfbury 943 Ini8oo,omittingHingham Concord 2,633 j and Hull, now in Plymouth 1 Carlille 672 county. 25,7861 Bedford 592 MIDDLESEX. Burlington 471 Charleftown 4,959 Billerica 1,289 Stoneham. 467 Aihby 1,103 Medford 1,443 Townfend l»H^ 176 Cenfui.

Pepperell ».333 Cambridge Weft-Cambridg« Brighton Newton Watertown Waltham Groton Shirley Dunftable Tyngfborough Weflford Chelmsford Dracut Marlborough Stow Aaon 3oxborough Littleton Holliflon Sherburne Hopkinton Framingham Lincoln Sudbury JNFatick Eafl-Sudbury Lexington Wefton

In 1800, 46,928

HAMPSKIR I Springfield Brimneld South-Had ley Long-Meadow South-BrimfieM Granby "Wilbraham Holland Monfon Ludlow Northampton Eafthampton Wojtbington 3 Ccnfus. 177

/cftfield 2,130 Luncnburgh 1,371 lanford Northborough 794 :heftcr J.534 Royalfton 1,415 outhwick 1,229 Pax>on 619 Uiflell 422 Winchendon 1,1 73 olland 793 Oakham 848 Afhburnbam 1,036 n i8co, 72,432 76,115 Gerry 839 WORCESTER. Athol 1,041 Vorcefter 2,577 Spencer 1,453 flfeftern 1,014 Dana . 625 Dudley 1,226 Gardiner 815" Jrookfield 3,170 Rutland 1,231 iturbridgc i,9 2 7 New-Braintree 912 Oxford 1,277 Leicefter 1,181 In i8co, 61,192 64,910 Charlton 2,180 ESSEX. Ward 54° Haverhill 2,682 vVeftborough 1,048 Amefbury 1,890 Srafton 946 Methuen 1,181

Northbridge 7 1 Saliibury 2,047 Milford 973 Bradford 1,369 Southborough 9 2^ Boxford 880 Mendon 1,819 Giouceftcr, and Ifland 5,943 Dougiafs 114a Manchefter M37 Upton 995 Marblehead 5>9©o Uxbridge 1404 Andover 3,164 Boy lft en $00 Lynn 4,087 Weft-Boylflon 636 Lynnficld 519 Weftminfter 1,419 Ipfwich 3,569 Fitchburg 1,56b Rowley 1,682 Sutton 2,660 Wenham 554 Holdcn 1,072 Hamilton 780 Lancaster 1,694 Beverly 4,608 Bolton 1,037 Danvers 3>l 2 7 Berlin 591 Middle ton 541 jShrewfbury 1,210 Topsfield 815 Barre 1,971 Newbury 5>17« Princeton 1,062 Newburyport 7,634 Kubbardfton 1,127 Salem 12,613 ^Sterling 1j47 2 Hardwick 1,657 In 1800, 61,196 71,888 Templeton 1,205 PLYMOUTH. Harvard 1,43 J Hanover M79 Peteriham * 1,490 Pembroke 2 '°5 l JLeominRer 1,584 Scituate 2,965 I7& Cenfus.

Marfhfield Cenfus. 179

loiida 392 Dorcheiier 2,930 ockbridge J.372 Milton 1,264 ^eft-Stockbridgc, 1,049 Ouincy 1,28k yringham 1,689 Braintree i»35i i Stoughton i,i34 *ee 5 3o5 ecket 1,028 Randolph 1,170 Vafhington 94 2 Canton 1,353 [infdale 822 Wrentbam 2,478 'eru 912 Medway 1,213 Foxborough 870 Bellingham 766 •800,3, 3333.»»5 35,907 NORFO LK. Sharon 1,000 ^oxbury 3,669 Walpole 1,098 irookline 784 Franklin tfeedham 1,097 Weymouth IX Dover 548 Cohaffet 991 Dedham Afedfield in 1800, 27,216 31, 245 DISTRICT OF MAINE. YORK. Falmouth 4,105 K-ittery 2,019 North Yarmouth 3,295 Elliot 1,650 Freeport 2,184 V'ork 3.046 Pegypfcot 805 Wells 4,489 Brunfwick 2,68a Arundel 2,371 Pownal 872 Biddeford i,563 Durham 1,772 Lebanon ',938 Harpfwell 1,190 Berwick 4.455 Scarborough 2;°94 Shapleigh 2,362 Cape-Elizabeth 1,415 Ncwfield 815 Gorham 2,032 Sanford 1,492 Baldwin 546 Lyman 1,248 Standifh 1.378 -Alfred 1,106 Gray J ,3i° Saco 2,492 Windham 1,613 Parfomfield 1,763 New-Gloucefter 1,649 Limerick 1,177 Minot 2,020 Cornifh 97' Poland 850 Waterborough 1.395 Bridgeton » 882 tFhilliplburgh 1,425 Raymond 826 Buxton 2,324 Thorn pfon-Pond & > 19 * Limington 1.774 Shaker-Settlement J Harrifon 439 In 1800, 37,729 " 4»,877 Otisfield 912

• CUMBERLAND. Portland 7»i69 In 1800, 37>9 21 42,813 i8o Cenfus, LINCOLN. Cenfu: 81

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Aggregate different defcriptions ofperjons in Maim of * Diftria. free White Males under 10 years of age 41.273 of 10 and under 16 18.403 of i6and under 26, including headsof families 20,403 of 26 and under 4.5 do. 22,079 of45 and upwards do. 13,291

1 Total of Males, 1 5,509 ten Free White Females under years of age 39, 1 3 of 10 and under 16 ^,827

1 families 2 of 6 and under 26, including heads of 1 ,200 of 26 and under 45 do. 21,464 of 45 and upwards do. 12,515

Total of Females, 112,227 AH other free perfons except Indians not taxed. 969 Whole Total, 228,705

Governors in the several States. John Langdon, New-Hampshire. Elbridge Gerry, Massachusetts, William Jones, Rhode-Island. Roger Griswold, Connecticut. Jonas Galusha, Vermont. Daniel D. Tomkins, New-York. Joseph Bloomfield, New-Jersey. Simon Snyder, Pennsylvania. George Truitt, Delaware. Robert Bowie, Maryland. George Wm. Smith, Virginia. Benjamin Smith, North-Carolina. Henry Middlefon, .South-Carolina. David B. Mitchell, Georgia. Charles Scott, Kentucky. Willey Blount, Tennessee. David Holmes, Missisippi Territory. Return J. Meigs, Ohio. William C. C. Clairbone, Orleans Territory. William Hull, Michigan Territory. Benjamin Howard, Upper Louisiana Territory William Henry Harrison, Indiana Territory. Ninian Edwards, Illinois Territory. THE

Unites states Calendar.

Government of the United States,

JAMES MADISON, lld. Prcfidcnt. GEOR.GE CLINTON, Vice- Prefident of the V. States, and Prefident of the Senate* SENATE. New-Hampfkire, Richard Cults, Nicholas Oilman. Rhode-lfland, William Hunter, Jeremiah B. Howell. Majfachufetts,. James Lloyd, Jofeph B. Varnum. Conne&icut. Chauncey Goodrich, Samuel W. Dana. Vermont, Stenhen R. Bradley, Jonathan Robinfon. New-York, Obadiah German, John Smith. New-Jerfcy, John Lamhert, John Condit. Pennsylvania, Andrew Gregg, Michael Leib, Delaware, James A. Bayard, Outerbridge Horfey. Maryland, Samuel Smith, Phillip Read. Virginia, Richard Brent, William B. Giles. North-Carolina, James Turner, JefTe Franklin. South-Carolina, John Gaillard, John Taylor. Georgia, Charles Tait, William H. Crawford* Kentucky,John Pope, George M. Bibb. Tenejee, G. W. Campbell, Jofeph Andeifon. Ohio, Thomas Worthington, Alexander Campbell. Samuel A. Otis, Secretary. /

* By the Confitution., the Vice -Prcfidcnt is Prefident of the Senate, but has no voice unlefs the Senate is equally divided. Each State is allowed the fame number of Electors of Prefident and Vice- Prefident as their whole number of Senators and Reprefentatives in Congrefs.

President's Salary, 25000 dls. Vice-President's, 5000 dls. Each Senator and Representative receives six dols. per day while attending in session, ayd one day's pay for every 20 miles in travelling to afcd from tile seat of government Q e i%6 Twelfth Congrefs. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATVES. Henry Clay, of Kentucky, Speaker.

VEW-HAMP3HIRE, fends 5.

Samuel Dinfmore I Elijah Hall Joliah Bartlett, J John A. Harper | George Sullivan ASSACHU SETTS, 17. Jofiah Quincy ILaban Wheaton IAbijah Bigelow William Reed Leonard White Barzillai Gannet

Richard Cutts 1 Ifaiah L. Peleg Talman Green 1 Ebenezer Seaver Samuel Taggart " Wm. Wedgery Ezekiel Bacon William Ely W.M.Riehardf'oa,

Charles Turner I Elijah Brigham CONNECTICUT, Lewis B. Sturges Talmadge Lyman Law IBenj. Jona. O. Mofeley Epa. Champion JohnDavenport,jr, TimothyPitkin,jr. RHODE-ISLAND, 2. Potter Richard jr. Elifha R. j Jackfon, VERMONT, 4. William Strong Chittenden Samuel Shaw | Martin James Fifk NEW-YORK, 17. Sam'l L. Mitchell Thomas B. Cook Herman. Bleecker Thomas Sammons R.L.R.Livingfton Arunnah Metcalfe Ebenezer Sage A fa Fitch P, B. Porter Wm. Paulding, jr. Thos. R. Gould William Pond

P.V.Cortlandt,jr. ( Uriah Tracey Silas Stow Daniel Avery James Emott j NEW-JERSEY, 6. Adam Boyd Lewis Condit James Morgan j

Jacob Hufty Geo. C. Maxwell [ Thomas Newboid

PENNSYLVANIA, 1

Adam Seybert I William Findley Jofeph L. Fevre Smilie M. Hyneman Wm. Anderfon I John J.

James Milnor i' Aaron Lyle William Piper Robert Brown Robert Whitehill Abner Lacock William Rodman David Bard WilliamCrawford Jonathan Roberts Roger Davis George Smith

DELAWARE, 1» Henry M. Ridgely. MARYLAND, Q. Philip B. Key C- Goldfborough Samuel Ringold Jofeph Kent Peter Little RobertWright Philip Stewart Alexander M'Kiro Stephenf. ArcJieM Heads of Departments. 187

VIRGINIA, 22, John Randolph Jofeph Lewis, jr. Wm. A. Burwell Hugh Nelfon John Baker John Smith Thomas Gholdfon J. Breckenridge Aylett Hewes Peterfon Goodwin John Dawfon John Roane Thomas Newton Matthew Clay William M'Coy Daniel Sheffey Burwell Baflett Jas. Pleafants, jr. JohnTalliafcrro Thomas Wilfon John Clopton Edwin Gray NORTH-CAROLINA, 12. Willis Allfton Archib. M'Bride Wm. R. King Wm. Blackledge Nathaniel Macon Lejnuel Sawyer Thomas Blount Meftack Franklin James Cochran Jofeph Pearfon Richard Stanford Ifrael Pickens SOUTH-CAROLINA, 8. D. R. Williams William Butler Richard Winn Langdon Cheves John C. Calhoun Thomas Moore William Lcundes Ellis Earle GEORGIA, 4. Howell Cobb •George M. Troup I SelliHg Hall | William W.Bibb I j KENTUCKY, 6. 4 Rich. M. Johnfon 1 Henry Clay Samuel M Kee |

Defha Anthony | Stephen S.Ormfby Jofeph ] New TENNESSEE, 3. Rhea Feli* Grundy John Sevier John | | Ohio, l. Jeremiah Morrow. Patrick Magruder, Clerk. DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Secretary', James Munroe, of Virginia. § 5000 Salary TREASURY DEPARTMENT. I}ols. Secretary\ Albert Gallatin, of Pennsylvania. 5000 Comptroller, Richard Rush, of Pennsylvania. 3500 Auditory Richard Harrison, of Virginia. 3000 Commissioner of the Revenue, Wm. Miller. 3000 Treasurer, Thomas T. Tucker. 3000 Register, Joseph Nourse. 2400 Director of the Mint, Robert Patterson. 2000 WAR DEPARTMENT. Secretary, Wm. Eustis, of Massachusetts. 4500 Accountant, William Simmons. 2000 Purveyor ofPublic Supplies, Tench Coxe. 2000 8$ Supreme Court U. S.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Dok. Secretary, Paul Hamilton, of South-Carolina. 4,5 06 Accountant. Thomas Turner. 2,000 ChiefBuilder 1$ Constructor, Joseph Fox. Navy Agents, Samuel Storer, Portland, Me.; Henry S. Langdon, Portsmouth, (N. H.) ; Francis Johonnot, Boston ; Joseph Hull, New-London, (Conn.) ; John Bul- lus, New-York ; George Harrison, Philadelphia ; James Beatty, Baltimore ; John Randall, Annapolis ; Theoderic Armistead, Norfolk ; NathL Ingraham&Son, Charles- ton, (S. C.) ; Archibald S. Bullock, Savannah, (Geor.) James Morrison, Kentucky ; I. K. Smith, New-Orleans. London, J. M'Kenzie and Alexander Glennie. Gib- raltar, John Gavino. Malta, Wm. Barker. Havanna, James Anderson. Madeira, James L. Cathcart. POST-OFFICE-ESTABLISHMENT.

, Post-Master-General, Gideon Granger. 3,000 Assistants, Abraham Bradley. 1,700 Seth Pease. 1,600 JUDICIARY. Supreme Couiot. John Marshall, ChiefJustice. Salary 4000 Dols. Associate Justices. Salary 3500 Dols.

Brockholst Livingston, JV.J. I Thomas Todd, — BushrodWashingtor^Vg-. Gabriel BnvaW, Maryland Wm. Johnson, 5. Carolina Joseph Story, Massa, Attorney-General, Salary 3000 Dollars. Clerk, Elias B. Caldwell, of Delaware. DISTRICT OFFICERS. Maine, David Sewall, Judge. Silas Lee, Attorney Thomas G. Thornton, Marshall. Neiv-Hamfishire, John S. Sherburne, Judge. Daniel Humphries, Attorney. Michael M'Clary, Marshall. Massachusetts, John Davis, Judge. George Blake,

- Attorney . James Prince, Marshall Marshall's Office, No. 16, Central-Street.

William S. Shaw, District Clerk. Office No. 45, Joy'* • Buildings, Cornhill-Square. Deputy Marshalis. Samuel Prince, of Boston, John Hathorne, jr. of Salem, Eli Haskell, of New-Bedford, Sitting of the Federal Courts. 1 8f

Rhode-Island, David L. Barnes, Judge. David Howell, Attorney. Ebenezer K. Dcxte-r, Marshall. Connecticut, Pierpont Edwards, Judge. Hezekiah Huntington, Attorney. Robert Fairchild, Marshall. Vermont, Elijah Paine, Judge. C. P. Van Ness, Attorney. David Robinson, Marshall. New-York, M. B. Talmage, Judge. Nathaniel Sandford, Attorney. Peter Curtenius, Marshall. New-Jersey, Robert Morris, Judge. Joseph M*Il vaine, Attorney. Oliver W. Ogden, Marshall. Pennsylvania, Richard Peters. Judge. Alexander J. Dallas, Attorney for the Eastern District. John Smith, Marshall for the Eastern District. Delaware, Gunning Bedford, Judge. George Reed, jun. Attorney. James Brobson, Marshall. Maryland, James Houston, Judge. Thomas B. Dor- sey. Attorney. Thomas Rutter, Marshall. Columbia, William Cranch, Chief Judge. Nicholas Fitzhugh and Buckner Thurston, Assistant Judges. Walter Jones, Attorney. Washington Boyd, Marshall. North-Carolina, Henry Potter, Judge. Robert H, Jones, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshall. Kentucky, Harry Innes, Judge. Robert Wickliffe, Attorney. Robert Crtckett, Marshall. Orleans Territory, John Thomson, Judge. John R, Grymes, Attorney. Peter L.B. Duplissis, Marshall. Virginia, John Tyler, Judge. George Hay, Attorney. Andrew Moore, Marshall. South-Carolina, Thomas Bee, Judge. Thomas Par- ker, Attorney. Robert E. Cochran, Marshall. Georgia, William Stevens, Judge. Wm, B. Bullock, Attorney. John Eppinger, Marshall. Tennessee, John M'Nairy, Judge. East-Tennessee, John M'Campbell, Attorney Charles I. Portev, Marshall. West-Tennessee, John E. Beck, Attorney. John Childress, jr. Marshall. Ohio, Charles W. Bird, Judge. Samuel Herrick, Attorney. Lewis Cass, Marshall.

Sittings of the Federal Courts. SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, on the first Monday in "February annually. igq Sitting of the Circuit Courts. CIRCUIT COURTS. When any ofthe following days happen on a Sunday, the Court is to be holden on the Mondayfdlowing. EASTERN CIRCUIT. In Rhode-Island, at Providence on the 15th day of November ; and at Newport on the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, June 1st and' Oct. 20th. In New-Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 19th of May; and at Exeter, on the 2d day of November. In Connecticut, at New-Haven, on the 13th day of April ; and at Hartford, on the 17th day of September.

In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 1st day of May ; and at Bennington on the 3d day of October. In New- York, at New-York, April 1, and Sept 1. MIDDLE CIRCUIT. In New-Jersey, at Trenton, April 2, and October 2. In Pennsylvania, at the City of Philadelphia, April 11, and October 11. In Delaware, at New-Castle, April 27; and at Dover, October 17. In Maryland, at Annapolis, May 7, and at Easton, November 7. In Virginia, at Richmond, May 22, and Nov. 22. SOUTHERN CIRCUIT. In South-Carolina, at Charleston, May 6, and Oct. 25. In Georgia, at Savannah, April 20; and at Augusta, November 8. In North-Carolina, at Raleigh, June 1, and Nov. 30.

' DISTRICT COURTS. , In the District of Maine, at Portland the 3d Tuesday in June and 1st in December ; and at Pownalborough, the 1st in March and September. In New-Hampshire, alternately at Portsmouth and Exeter, en the 3d Tuesday in March, June, September and December. In Vermont, at Windsor and Rutland, 1st Monday in February and August, and 1st in May and November. In Massachusetts, at Boston, on the 4th Tuesday in June and first in December ; and at Salem on the 3d Tuesday in March, and 2d in September. In Rhode-Island, at Newport and Providence, 1st Mondays in February and August ; and 1st in May and November. Counfellors in Circuit Court. 191

In Connecticut, at New-Haven, 3d Tuesdays in Feb. and August, and at Hartford, 3d in May and Nov. In JVew- York, at the City of New-York, on the first Tuesdays of February, May, August and November.

In Ne%v- Jersey', at Burlington, 1st Tuesdays in Feb. and August; and at New-Brunswick, 1st in May and November. In Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, on the 3d Mondays in February > May, August and November. In Delaware, at Dover, 4th Tuesday in February and August, and at Newcastle, 4th in May and Nov. In Maryland, at Easton, 1st Tuesday in March and September, and at Baltimore, 1st in June and Decemb. In Virginia, at Williamsburg, 3d Tuesday in March and September, and at Richmond, 3d in June and Dec. In Kentucky, at Frankfort, on the 2d Monday in March, and 3d in June and November. In North-Carolina, at Newbern, 1st Monday in Jan April, July and October. In South-Carolina, at Charleston, on the 3d Mondays in March and September, 1st Monday in July, and 2d Monday in December. In Georgia, at Augusta, on 2d Tuesday in November, and at Savannah, 2d in February, May and August.

Counsellors and Attornies in the Circuit Court9 Massa- chusetts District, Rufus G. Amorj'' Joseph Rowe Warren Dutton E. S. Livermore Ebenezer Gay Eben. Rockwood Samuel Dexter William Sullivan John H. Crane Joseph Hall Francis Blake Wm.Stackpole,j r. Harrison G.Otis Charles Jackson Wm. C. Alwyn Wm. Prescott John Heard, jun. Sam.F.M'Cleary Th. Williams, jr. Win. Thurston John Fairbanks Timothy Bigelow Edward Jackson Joseph E. Smith Horat.Townsend Thos.O.Selfridge George Sullivan John Phillips Samuel Putnam H. D. Sedgwick George Blake Ezekiel Bacon Henry Cabot Benja.Whitman Peter O.Thacher Samuel Hubbard John Callender Charles Davis Daniel B. Ripley Josiah Quincy Joseph Story Lemuel Shaw Samuel Haven AndC Greenwood 192 Minifters, Confuls, &c.

Commissioners of Loans. States. Oncers. Salaries. New-Hampshire, William Gardner, 65QDolls. Massachusetts, Benjamin Austin, 150? Rhode-Island, Christopher Elleiy, 600 Connecticut, Jonathan Bull, 1000 New-York, William Few, 1500 New-Jersey William Ewing, 700 Pennsylvania, Blair M'Clenahan, 1500 Delaware, John Stockton, 600 Maryland, Edward Hall, 1000 Virginia, Thomas Nelson, 1500 North-Carolina, Sherwood Haywood, 1000 South-Carolina, John Dawson, jr. 1000 Georgia, Robert Habersham 700

Ministers, Consuls, and Agents of the United States, resident in Foreign Countries. In Great-Britain and its Dominions, John S. Smith, Charge d' Affairs, at London. Consuls. James Holmes Belfast R. S. Beasley Londor. Elias Vanderhorst Bristol James Maury LiverJ:oo, John Church Cork Joseph Pullis Maltc. Robert W. Fox Falmouth Thos. Gamble, St. Croix Juhn Gav'ino Gibraltar Thomas Auldjo, Vice-Consul, at Poole. James M. Henry, Agent in the Island of Jamaica. In France and its Dominions. Joel Barlow, Minister Plenipotentiary, at Paris. David B. Warden, Consul-General, at Paris. Commercial Agents.

William Lee Bourdeaux Isaac C . Barnett Havre William Buchanan Isles de Grace of'France Henry Wilson Ostena Sylvanus Bourne, Consul-General at Amsterdam. George Joy, Consul at Rotterdam.

Fr. J.Wichlenhauseri/?rareera j JohnM.Fobes//a7w5wr <§ Commissioners at Paris under the Louisiana Treaty Isaac Coxe Barnett, and William Maclare. MInifters in Foreign Countries. 193

In Spain and its Dominions. Consuls. RobtMontgomery Alicani Richard S. Hackley Cadiz John Leonard Barcelona YVm. Kirkpatrick Malaga Maurice Rogers Cuba Jas.M'Gregor St. Thomas John James Armstrong, Island of Tenenjfe. John Martin Baker, Tarragona, for the Isles of Ma- jorca, Minorca, and Yvica. J. Roberts Poinsett, Consul General aj Buenos Ayres, Chili and Peru. <* In Portugal and its Dominions. Thomas Sumpter, jr. Minister Plenipotentiary, at Rio de Janeiro. Consuls.

Henry Hill St. Salvador I James L.CathcartMzrfc/rc

John B.Dabney Fayal j George Jefferson Lisbon In Denmark and its Dominions. George W. Erving, Special Minister, Copenhagen.

Hans R. Saabye Cofienha. | Mr. Isaacson Christiansand, In Prussia.

Frederick W.Lutze Stettm | Wm. Clarke JVeatJiIialia. In Germany.

Philip Marck Franconia | William. Riggin Trieste In Sweden. Jas.Anderson Gottenburg Wm.Israel St. | Bartholomew " In the Italian States. Thomas H. Storm Genoa Alex. Hammatt Naples Thos. Appleton Leghorn Abraham Gibbs Palermo John Broadbent Messina John S. Cogdell Rome In Russia. John Q. Adams, Minister Plenipotentiary. Levitt Harris, Consul at St. Petersburg. Samuel Hazard, Consul at Archangel. In Turkey. William Stuart, Consul at Smyrna. Barbary States. Tobias Lear, Consul-General at Algiers. George Davis, of New-York, Consul at Tripok Charles D. Coxe, Agent at Tunis. James Simpson, Consul at Tangiers. In China. Edward Carrington, Consul at Cauton. R 194 Foreign Minifters, &c. in U. S.

Ministers and Consuls ofForeign Powers, resident in the United States. From Great-Britain.

. Augustus J. Foster, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary.

Thomas Barclay, Consul-General for the Eastern State*. 1 Phineas Bond, Consul-General for the Middle and Southern States. Andrew Allen, Consul for Massachusetts, New-i Hampshire, Rhode-Island and Connecticut. John B. Gilpin,Vice-Consul for Rhode-Island & Connect William Wood, Vice-Consul for Baltimore. John Hamilton, for Virginia. Benj. Moodye, Consul for N. 8c S. Carolina & Georgia. James Wallace, Vice-Consul for Georgia. James Stewart, Consul in New -London. From France. M. Serrurier, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Mons. Lescalier," Consul-General, New-York. Marc Antoine Alexis Giraud, Consul for the New-Eng- land States, at Boston. Louis F.Leloup.Vice Consul for Maryland, at Baltimore. Giraud Cazeaux, Vice-Consul, at Portsmouth, (N. H.) Mons. Fourcroy, Consul, at Charlestown, (S. C.) Mons. Le Marvis, Vice-Consul, at Savannah, (Geo.) Mons. Felix de Douzy, at Rhode-Island. Mons. Oster, Vice-Consul, at Norfolk, Mons. Poree, Vice-Consul at N. Orleans. Mons. Jean Vermonet, Vice-Consul at Natchez. From Spain. Sig. Don. Louis de Onis, Minister Plenipotentiary, not received. Sig. Don Bartolome Renguenet, Consul for Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. Sig. Don Juan Stoughton, Consul for New-Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode-Island, Vermont, and, Massachu- setts, at Boston. Sig. Don Thomas Stoughton, Consul for New-York, at New-York. Sig. Don JuanBaptista Bemabeu, Consul for Maryland, at Baltimore. Foreign Minifters, &c. in the U. States 195

Sig.Don Antonio Argote Villalobos, Vice-Consul, for Virginia and Kentucky, at Norfolk. Sig. Don Pablo Chacon, Vice-Consul, at Alexandria. Sig. Don Felipe Fatio, Consul for North & South-Caro- lina, at Charleston. Sig. Don Mulvy, Vice-Consul for North and South-Car- olina and Georgia, at Savannah. Sig. Don Diego Morphy, Vice-Consul for Orleans Ter- ritory. From Portugal. Joseph Radmaker, Charge d' Affairs and Consul-Gen. Mr. Suvaro, Vice-Consul, for Pennsylvania. James F. Vemock, Vice-Consul, for South-Carolina. Richard Codman, Vice-Consul for Massachusetts. Lewis Deblois, Vice-Consul, at Washington City. From Prussia. Johann Ernst Christian Schultz, Consul at Baltimore. Jacob E. A. Steinmetz, Consul at Charleston. From Denmark. Peter Pedersen, Charge d' Affairs and Consul-General, Philadelphia. George Hammerkin, Consul for the Middle States. Frederick W. Brune, Consul for Baltimore. Jonathan Swift, Consul for the District of Columbia, in Alexandria. Moses Myers, Consul for Norfolk, and all other ports in Virginia, except those on the Potomac. Joseph Winthrop, Vice-Consul, SouTBv-Carolina. William Scarborough, Vice-Con§ul, Georgia. David Greene, Vice-Consul, Boston. John Bird, Vice-Consul, Delaware. Richard Relf, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. From Russia. Andrew de Daschkoff, Minister Plenipotentiary, Phila- delphia. John Griffith Boyart, Vice-Consul for New-York. M. Ellison, Secretary of Legation. M. Kozloff, Consul- General. M. A. Eustaphieve, Consul, Boston. From Sweden. Richard Scderstrom, Consul-General. Joseph Winthrop, Vice-Consul, for Charleston, (S. C.) Jonathan Swift, for Columbia and ports on the Potomac. Samuel Blagge, Vice-Consul tor New-Hampshire and Massachusetts. 196 Army of the United States.

Henry Gahn, Consul for New-York. Benjamin Blagge, Vice-Consul for North-Carolina. John Gov per, "Vice-Consul for Norfolk, and all other ports in Virginia, except those on the Potomac. John Hidreck, Delaware. Bernard Dahlgren, Consul at Philadelphia. Peter Collin, Vice-Consul for Maryland. Rezin D. Shepherd, Vice-Consul, New-Orleans. ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

[Revifed by Capt. Freeman, in November, i8il*fl Brigadier Generals. James Wilkinfon, Wade Hampton, and Peter Ganfevoort. Adjutant and Infpeclor, Abimael Y. Nicoll. Brigade Infpeclors, William R. Boote and Ebenr. Beebe.

Aids-de-Camp, , , Robert Sterry. fay-Mafier, Rob t. Brent ! Hofpitat Surgeon,JohnM'Daniel

Chaplain, Saml.Carrick j Surgeon's Male, Wm. Thomas CORPS OF ENGINEERS. Colonel, Jonathan Williams. Lieutenant-Colonel, Alexander Macomb. Majors, Jofeph G. Swift, Walker K. Armftead. Captains. Firjl Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. George Bomford Eleazer Wood Samud Babcock William M'Ree V^iliiamPartridge Dan. A. A. Buck Charles Gratiot ffreotifs Wiljard Sylvanus Thayer Aldea Partridge Jo|^h G. To* ten Alex. S.Williams REGIMENT OF ARTILLERISTS. Colonel, Henry Burbeck. Lieutenant-Colonel, Conftant Freeman. Majors Moles Porter, William McRea, AbirnY. Nicoll, and Amos Stoddard.

Captains. Firft- Lieutenants. Sec-Lieutenant*. James Read Robert Roberts M. P. Lomax Nehem. Freeman Tames R.Hanham Juftus Pott Lloyd Beall Michael Walfli Satterlee Clark Samuel T. Dy Ton Tames Read Samuel Champ! in James B. Many Porter Hanks SamKB.Rathbum Nathl. Leonard Thomas Murray Heman A. Fay C. Woilftoncraft Jonathan Eaftman Milo Mafon

Hanni. M. Alien ,' Archibald Darrah Army of the United States. 197

T amcs Houfe I William Gates C. Van de Venter B. Walbach JuliusF.Heilcman Fitzgerald John I John Ganfevoort, Addi.B.Armftead J John John Erving

George Armftead j Alex. Laneuville Auguft.W.Magee

Mofes Swett | Efaias Preble Abrah. L. Sands William Wilfon Hopley Yeaton Thomas J. Beall Jofeph Crofs Samuel Maclay James Dalliba Enoch Humphrey- Jofeph Provaux Guftavus Lewis Francis Newman Thomas Bennet Ezra Smith

Jas. S. Swearingen 1 Ethan A. Allen RichardH.A&ley

3 vacancies. j JohnD.Windham 2 vacancies l vacancy

REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY. Colonel,

Lieutenant-Colonel, | Major, Abraham Euftis.

Captains. FirII Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. Winnfield Scott John Mclntofla Arth. V.Thornton Wm. N. Irvine Samuel Price Francis Stribbling Jofiah Telfair Andr. M'Dowell MacieV.Boifaubin John R. Spann Luther Leonard Adam Larrabee Thomas Pitts Benjamin Branch Henry A. Hobart JohnH. LEfies Geo. W. Melvin Thomas Ketcham Sam.S. McKelvey ThomasL. B.Kent James I. Cobb James Gibfon 2 vacancies Armftrong Irvine 1 Wm. Campbell 2 vacancies R.H. Macpherfon

Surgeon, Deimis Claude \ Surgeons Mate, Peter Turner

REGIMENT OF LIGHT DRAGOONS, (dijmounted.) Colonel, Leonard Covington.

Lieutenant-Colonel, Elecjtus Bacchus | Major, Jacint Lavall. Captains. Firjl Lieutenants. SecondLieutcnants* "Noah Lefter Silas Hal fey Jofeph Kean James Thomas Samuel M. Lee Henry Whiting Nelfon Luckett Andr. Cummings Rob.P.McKelvey

ThomasA.Helmis Wm. Littlejoba ( George Birch Arthi&P. Hayne George Haig 4 vacancies Afa Morgan Levi Hukill Selleck Ofborne Elijah Boardman 1 vacancy JobnHollingfhead Surgfixi, Lewis Dunham Adjutant, Jofeph Keaw J R 2 .

1 89 Army of the United States.

FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Jacob Kingfbury.

Lieutenant-Colonel, Daniel BifTelJ. | Major, Zebulun Pike. Captains. Firji Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. John Whiftler Daniel Baker James R. Peyton Nathan Heald Ambr. Whitlock Jac. W. Albright Eli B. Clemfon William Whiftler Phillip Oftrandcv James Rhea John C. Symmes Seth Thompfon William Swan Simeon Knight Samuel Perkins Ninian Pinkney Alpha Kinfley Linai Helm

William Carfon Heze kiah T ohnHon James W. Bryfon

Horatio Starks \ BenjaminMarfhall Robert C. Page Simeon Owen John Brownfon John Campbell Daniel Hughes Thomas Hamilton Dixon Stanfbury Enfigns. JLewis Blflell Ormand March Benjamin Field John A. Shaw George Ronan 5 vacancies SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Thomas H. Cuming.

Lieutenant-Colonel, Richard Sparks. | Majgr, John Bowyer. Captains. Fhjl lieutenants. Secon dLieutenants. Hugh McCall Henry B. Brevoort Robert G. Seely William R. Boote John Miller John Stanard John Campbell Reu. Chamberlain John Mathers Peter P. Schuyler J. R. N. Luckctt Benedict Stewart Matth. Arbuckle Robert Peyton Robert Cherry

Edmund P. Gaines f John Pemberton John T. Wirt Bartho.D.Armft'd William F. Ware Evert Rogardus James Wilkinfon John Davis Hezekiah Bradrey "William Piatt Alex. Brownlow Perrin Willi; Wm. Lawrence Samuel Noah 1 J vacancy Enfigns.

Hyppo.H.Viliard I Hen.B.Surchflcad 7 vacancies John Blifs

THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANT*' Colontl, William D. Beat. J| Lieutenant-Colonel, Major, I Robert C. Niched

Captains. Firft Lieutenants SecsndLievtcnants Rofs Bird A. G. White Benja. M.Jackkm S. John Nicks Wm — • *•"*Hamiltonlv " ijvnawojHollaway jam** Henry Atkinfon William R. Davis < John Be»s Army of the United States. 199

John McClelland Samuel Butler Sterling Anderfon James Woodruff Henry Choland William Lavall WJiliam Butler Timothy Spann 5 vacancies Robert B. Moore Benja. D. Herriott Duncan L. Clinch Samuel C. Mabfon James E. Denking 2 vacancies 1 vacancy Enfigns. Surgeon. Benjamin Harvey Richard Shubrick 9 vacancies FOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, John P. Boyd.

'ieutrnant-Colonel, Zebu\. M.Pike. 1 Major, G. R.C.Floyd.

Captains. Firft Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. William C. Baen Oliver G. Bui ton Fredk. Conkling Paul Wentworth Nath'l F. Adams AbrahamHawkins Stephen Ranney Charles Fuller George P. Peters Joel Cook Charles Larrabee John Smith Geo. W. Prefcott Ebenezer Way Lev/is Peckham John Binney Jackfon Durant George Gooding Return B. Brown John L. Eaftman Jofiah Bacon

Jofiah Snelling { Benjamin Hill j Parker Greenough Robert C. Barton 2 vacancies 2 vacancies J l vacancy Enfigns. 10 vacancies.

Surgeon. I Quarter-Majler. Pay-Mafier. J ~ Jofiah D^Fofter j J.Bacon N.F.Adams FIFTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Jofeph Conilant.

Licutcnttnt-Colonely James Miller. J Ar<7/;;r,Gi!benC.Ru(rc.ll- Caplains. Firjl Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. George Gibfon Henry Saunders Geo. Wiimingio* Edward Dillard Alexa. Mcllheny Elias Edmonds Benja. Wallace Talbot Chambers Robert Carfon James BankhcaJ James Dotman John Jameifon Coiio Bucner William Henfhaw James Saunders Wm. C.Williams Le Roy Opie j'jfcph Owens Johnjohnfon Richard H. Beall Edward L. Lorn ax

. Brooke vacancies George M i Jacob Hindinan 3 Rich. Wharteaby Wafhington Lee j j vStith ^ownfend j William King | Enftgns. Da:iclWa'd. 9 vacancies.

Surgeon. Pay-Majhr. I Qwrlcr-Mafttr

Wm I jihaw L« Rcw Opit j John Jameifon aoo Array of the United States. SIXTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, Jonas Simonds.

Lieut.Col. Homer Virgil Milton. | Major, John Darrington. Captains. Firjl Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. Samuel Cherry Clement Sadlier Chs. K. Gardner Tonathan Brooks Robert Sterry Henry Shell Ebenezer Beebe Jas. E. A. Matters John Riegart

John Chriftie Chaunc. Pettibone ', 7 vacancies John Machefney Henry Phillips George Nelfon Henry J. Plume

J. T. Arrowfmith | Edward Webb vacancies Geo. Humphries f 3 John Walworth

Peter Muhlenberg | Enfigns. iov?cancies Surgeon, I'aac Davis. SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Colonel, William Rufiell.

Lieutenant-Colonel, Robert Purdy. j Major, Captains. Firjl Lieutenants. SecondLieutenants. Thornton Pofey Carey Nicholas Samuel Vail Arthur Morgan Wm. McClelland Sam'l M'Cormack Thomas Beall Alexander Calvit George C. Allen Uriah Blue Alexander White Elij. Montgomery Richard Oldham Thomas S. Jeflup DavidlvJcClelland James Doherty Narciflus Brontin 5 vacancies Enos Cutler Jefle Jennings Zachariah Taylor * Archibald Green (

Walt. H.Overton Jeoffry Robertfon I l James S. Wade vacancy | Enfigns. 10 vacancies.

Surgeon, Alf. Thurfton j Surgeon's Mate, Adam G. Goodlet REGIMENT OF RIFLEMEN. Colonel, Alexander Smyth.

Lieutenant-Colonel, Thos. A. Smith. | Major, John Fuller.

Firjl Lieutenants. | SecondLieutenants. Captains. { Sevier Hays Elias Stallings George W. | Michael

James McDonald ', Dill Armour I James Johnfoa John Ragan Lodowick Morgan 8 vacancies Benja. Forfythe Daniel Appling Hen. R.Graham Jofhua Hamilton Nanningl.Vifcher Thos.A.Patterfon .

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Abrah. A-Maflias Thomas Ram fey Thomas Spencer William Smith j J Fieider Ridgeway 2 vacancies

l vacancy i Enfigns. 10 vacancies. Surgeon, Smith Cutler Quarter-Majier, Lodowick Morgan |

SURGEONS AKI) SURGEON'S M VrES OF THE PFACE ESTABLISHME N t Surgeons, Oliver H. Spencer, Fran :is Le Barron. Surgeons' Mates. Jofeph Weft Alex. McCauley JohnL. Murray John F. Hcilcman James V. Stewart WilliamDavidfon Ceo. W Maupin Robert Houtlcn John Cooper Jofeph Goodhue Charles Slocum W. A. Daub ridge "Henry Skinner Thomas Pinkerton John V/arfon 'i Anthony Saugrjain Syivefier D?y Tchn H. Turner Reuben Everett Samuel B. Clarke Jacob K. Kendall Abraham Stewart Robert Simpfon Willaro Turner James H. Sargent DISTRICT PAYMASTERS, Nehem. Freeman John Miller Jonathan Eaftman Satterlee Clarke Arabr. Whitlock Simeon Knight NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES. Captain's. Samuel Nichol Ton Wm. Bainbridge Charles Stewart AlexanderMurray HughG.Campbell Ifaac Hull John Rogers Stephen Decatur Ifaac Chauncey James Barron Thomas Tingey John Shaw Mafters Commandant.

John Smith 1 Samuel Evans f Jacob Jones

JohnH. Dent | Charles Gordon I James Lawrence

David Porter Jofeph Tarbell I Charles Ludlow John Caffni Lieutenants. M. B. Carroll John M. Gardner John D. Henley Samuel Elbert Wm. M. Crane "Chls. L. Ridgley George W. Reed James Gibbon Samuel Angus Arthur Sinclair Benja. F. Read T. M'Donough Chrifto. Gadfden D. T. Patterfon L. Warrington James T. Leonard D. Murray OftaviusA. Pag.; v Oliver H. Perry Charles Morris, jr. J.Blakeley Jof. Bainbridze Robert Henley James Biddle 202 Navy of the United States.

Stephen Caffin William Burrows Geo. W. Roger* D. S. Dexter George Mann George C. Re«d M. T. Woolfey Thomas Brown Henry E. Ballard Jonathan Thorn George Parker Thomas Gamble William H.Allen Nath'l Haraden Benja. I. Neale R. T. Spence Walter Winter A. C. Ludlow EdwardTrenchard George Merrill Jof. I. Nicholfon

JohnO . Creighton Saml.Woodhoufe Wm. Carter,jr. James Renfhaw C.C.B.Thompfon Fitzhenry Babbet David Deacon James P. Wilmer WolcotChauncey Louis Alexis Francis I.Mitchell John H. Elton John Downes Robt. M. Gamble Edw. P. Kennedy Sidney Smith Jaquel. B. Harvey Jeffe Wilkinfon William Lewis Alex.Wadfworth Horace Walpole Hethcote J. Reed John Pettigrew Alex. J. Dallas S. G. Blodget Jeffe D. Elliot . Sailing-Mqfiers. Tames Trant John Mooney JohnS. Hutton D. Phipps John Brown Edward Barry Samuel B. Brooks Edward Jones S. Richardet, jr. John Earle Jofeph P. Prince R. B. Vanvoorhis George Faragut Robert Cutchin Jona. D. Ferris J. S. Williamfon L. W. Stith John Percival B. G. Hipkins Jaber Prentifs Lewis B. Page

Jofhua Herbert John T. Wade Sam' I G. Gerauld T. N. Gautier Dixon Brown James Frazier George S.Sonnisg Thomas Watts Salv^do. Catalano John Gallagher John Hubbard George Ulrick Samuel R. Gerry Jacob Mull Auguftus Ford

Fredk. A.Leonard John R. Grayfon 'j James Rogers GeorgeR.Wright Charles Drew William Knight Nehemiah Drew Wiliam Lewis James E. Carr Tohn G. CoweJl James P. Oellers StephenStepr. Bernard William Harper John Robertfon Wininflow Fofier Surgeons* James Wells Jof. G. T. Hunt eph Edward Cutbufh Thomas Ewell Jof.J.Schoolfield P. St. Medard Jona. Cowdery George Logan George Davis Samuel D. Heap Robert Kearney Sam'lR.Marfhall Nicho. Harwood Robert Morrell Larkin Griffin R. L. Thorn Amos A. Evans

Lewis Heerman Samuel R.Trevett j John A. Brereton Michael Graham Wm. P. C.Barton James Page Danl.M'Cormick Robert B. Stark William Upfliavr Navy of the United States. 203

Surgeon's Mates. John Harrifon Manuel Phillips Rob. C.Randolph "Richard C. Edgar Hyde Ray Wm. Barnwell Stith Lewis Samuel Gilliand Tofeph Z. Roberts Samuel Horfeley Wm. M. Clarke Walter W. New

Guftav. R. Brown Julius R. Shumate ,' Charles Cotton J. A.Kearney, A.S. William Caton Henry Hunt John Reynolds J.D.M'Reynolds Chls.B. Hamilton Theo.CVanwyck Dan. Hatfield, A.S. Richm'd Johnfon Wm. B.Hatfield Bail. Washington Chaplains. Robert Thom pfon Garret Barry Andrew Hunter Robert Dcnnifon Andrew L.Moore David P. Adams Purfers. Ifaac Garretfon John Lyon Henry Fry Timothy Winn John Rofe Green George S. Wife Silas Butler Robt. CLudlow Fran. A.Thornton Clement S. Hunt Robert Pottinger Humphr.Magrath Gwinn Harris Jn. B.Timberlake Ed. T.Satterwhite John H. Carr Herman Thorne James M. Halfey John Green Thomas I. Chew Edward Fitzgerald Nathaniel Lyde John Davis Alex. P. Darragh

James R. Wilfon Thomas Shields , Edw. W. Turner Samuel Robertfon Richard C. Archer Robert Ormfby Saml. Hambleton Samuel Maffit Rob'tH.Nicholls Boat/wains. George Hodge Thomas Smith Peter Adams James B. Potts John N. Cannon John Anfworrh Thos. Whitehead John Quilling Evans Jenkins William Berry Edward Linfcot Thomas Watfon John Adams John M'Loud Michael Roberts Gunners. Jchn Browen John Hays Augultus Dundas William Taylor James Walman Thomas Blair James Moore John Hays Peter Jofeph Anthony Currie George Jackfon Thomas Barry A. Dundas William Cowan Shepard John Taylor Humphrey Alden Sail-Makers. R. David fon Henry Murphy John D. Rodgers JacobVanDenBcs David Navarra Martin Culpepper Patrick Keogh John Hughes Samuel CrefweU John Mankins John A. Ball John Tremble Samuel Pierce James Baker 204 Navy of the United States.

Carpenters. Robert Fell John Frazer Bradflead Bairwcs George Painter John Kane Michael Mullory Samuel R. Rogers James Maine Tames Sturges John Nicholfon John Berrien William Pook. Jonathan Gedney Midshipmen. A. M. Acting-Master. A. L. Acting Lieutenant, Walter Bovd William Finch, A. L. Wal. G. Anderson, A. M. Horatio F. Marcellin John R. Sheerwood George. Anthon, jun. Charles Jones John T. Shubrick L Nicholson of Boston,A.-L. W. B. Shubrick Walter Stewart, A.L. Glen Dravton Jacob Hite E. Davis, "A. M. Charles W. Rivers Lawrence Kearney, A, L- St. Clair Elliot Raymond H. T. Perry James Wilson, A. L. William H. Allen Robert Spedden Daniel Turner J. Nicholson of Bait. A. L. Frederick W. Smith Thomas Magruder William M. Brooks Henry H. Ranten James Cooper Turner M'Glaughon Joseph E. Srni'di ^ John Ripley Madison Foxall A. Parker

Thomas Doyle ! Landon Mercer Samuel Renshaw Edward M'Call, A. M) William Peters, A. L. John J. Edwards B.V.Hoffman, A. L. Thomas Tilli Thomas A. Jones Samuel Vail George Budd, A. L. William Jasper Charles A. Budd Richard G. Edwards John M. Funk, A. L. William H. Watson John Porter, A. L. Charles W. Morgan Alexander Claxton, A. L. William Garrard, jun. Samuel Bond Rufiis Mayrant Edward H. Hacldaway Thomas T. Webb William H.Haddaway Wiiham B. Hall <+ Thomas Brereton Nath. D. Nicr^scpv A> M.- Heniy Wells Thomas Hendry, jun. Jos. S. Macpherson, A. M. James Saunders Benj. W. Booth Samuel W. Ada George Pearce Emanuel Wilmer William C. Pierpont James Ronev Samuel P. Macomber George Seii \i Navy of the United States. 20 !

William Peabody John J. H. Lewis William Campbell James B. Sigourney John D. Goodwy n, jr. Philander Jones William M.Heniter Cornelius Mathers Joseph L. Biggs Enoch Johns David Connor Charles Lacy Otho Norris William P. Piercy Augustus Conkling William Dawson r W m. F. Madison, jun. Joseph Cassinjun. Wm. H. Mayer John M. Maury John W. Gibbs, A. M. John Stansbury Henry S. Newcombe Henry Gilliam Joseph Smith of Ms. Richard Fox John T. Drury Peter Flayssoux, jun, Joshua Orne Edward Shubrick William H. Cocke William J. Gunning John Hill, jun. Green Linch A. Motley John Bell Robert Douglass Samuel Henley Ansell Jenney William Mervine George W. Storer John Phillips Joseph Wragg Henry Laub Thomas Holdup John S. Lippincott James A. Dudley John Y. Yarnali Charles E. Crawley Peter Gamble Lucius Q. C. Roberts George Vancleave Burkett G. Forrest Moses Mcrrcll Francis H. Gregory JamesSprigg Julius Humphries Matthew C. Perry Nicholas Pepe James Adams Michael Perrault David G. Ingraham ' Samuel Pitts William C. Neffl Lewis Rosseau John W. Gleaves William A. C. Farragut Charles T. Stalling* Charles F. M'Cauley A. C. Stout Samuel H. Builus James Bliss Henry Geddes, jun. William S. Cox Kelson Webster Dugomier Taylor Benjamin Cooper Thomas Beatty Charles W. Skinner John Gvvinn t S. Decatur M'Knight Dulany Forrest John Gassaway William Elliot John T. Newton Robert M. Rose JokjQ Packet* Bladen Dulany v

206 Navy of the United States.

William Hall Edward Ballard lames Nicholson Jno. H. Grayham Richard Carson Joseph Smoot Chs. Le Compt John H. Clack T. S. Suggette John Pitt Wm. Cutler M. C. Atwood Wm.C. Shields Thomas Crabb Thomas S.Brown Archi. Hamilton Hemy Olcot J. A. D. Brown Richard Delphy George Patton John H. Bird T. M. Magruder A. Wm. Spencer William Berry , Frederick Eaury James Crow Samuel L. Breese Cad. C. Billings Thomas Thomas Thomas Claxton Samuel Truitt Wm. L. Gordon John Cowan Thomas Blair David Geisinger Wm.B. Clarke Maury Fontaine C. Livingston Wm. Chaille Cyrus Parry John Saunders Jolin Davis Beverley Kennon Joseph G. Smith E. W. Dowse ' Robert Adams Joseph Brailford A. I. Delyon Fran. B. Gamble AndrewPentland, John Evans Richard Dashiel Richard Winter Glasgow Faragut Robert Ward Lev/is German John H. Fosdick Wm. H. Mann Benjamin Blount R. S. Heath Geo. R. De Hart George Murray E. F. Howell Wm.KXattimer James M. Lewis James Hard wick JamesW. Forrest Edward B.Babbit Warren Hall James H. Ludlow R. 3. Egerton Thomas Herriot G.W.Graham S. H. Stringh.im Andrew Haslett James Fuller Thos. S. Blodget John M. Kvle Wm. Sinclair Edwin Essex John M. Lucket Pollard Davis Richard Stewart Daniel M'Kenzie Stephen Wilson C. T. Clarke L. Montgomery Win. Laughton F. B. BeUevue E. H. Masse G. W. Spocner JamesArmstrong John M'Rae* Isaac Mays Silas Duncan Benj. Page James Stewart T. Cunningham John T. Ritchie Geoj*ge Tomlin James Nicholson Charles Smith Paul Zantzinger Louis Viene John T. Stone

Robert Pollard . Manuel Morales John A. Wish John Tayloe Isaac M'Keever Wm. W.Giles Henry Aulic B. Thompson Thomas Wyman S.W.Washington John Johnson Thomas Barlow P. F. Voorhees Richard Wilde Richard Caton Wm. D. Salter A. D. Fields E. Greenweli Henry B. Rapp Dick. Spencer T.P.Harrison S. D. Amour Wm. Brailsford Wm. Holmes J Thomas Allison John Chew John L. Kane I Naval Force of the U. States. 207

Win. M'Kinney Wm. L. Rodgcrs 1 James Ord S. W. Phelps FrederickGibbon James A. Perry John G. Todd William Mayo French Forrest

T. A. Tippett Wm. P. Potts , F. E. Hedges Daniel R.Walker Wm. A.Lee Chas. A. Cannon R. Mazvck Thomas M'Nier | Joseph Eastbum Paul N. B. Applications tor appointments must be made to the Secretary of the Navy, accompanied with recom- mendatory letters. NAVAL FORCE OF THE UNITED STATES, FRIGATES. Guns Guns Constitution 44 Congress 36 United States 44 Boston 32 President 44 Essex 32 Chesapeak 44 John Adams 32 New-York 36 Adams 32 Constellation 36 * Ships of War, | J£& BRIGS. Siren 16 Vixen 12 Argus 16 Nautilus 12 Oneida 16 Enterprise 12 Cutter Viper 12 170 GUN BOATS. BOMBS. Vengeance Etna Spitfire Vesuvius IN COMMISSION, Frigate President, Commodore Rogers, United States Captain Decatur, Constitution Hull, Congress John Smith, Essex Porter, John Adams Tarbell, Brig Siren Lieuten. Carroll, Argus Crane, Ship Wasp Captain Jones, Hornet Lawrence, Brig Vixen Lieuten. Gadsden, 208 Pay, &c. of Navy Officers,

Brig Nautilus Sinclair, Brig Enterprise Blakeley, Brig Viper Bainbridge, Twenty Gun-Boats comm. by Ca.pt. Shaw, New-Ork\ Ten do. Norfolk, Twenty do. N. York. The other frigates and vessels of war, and gun-boats, are laid up in ordinary.

tyfyty^^^ty^^'fy'fy+^^^&^-^r *$*•$*<% ^ *$»•$»*£ »$<<$• 4* "J* 4* *V'^4* A COMPLETE AND CORRECT TABLE Of the Pay and Subfijlence allowed to Officers in ike Navy cf the United States. Population of the United States; 209 POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. .

2io Duties on Importations. DUTIES, PAYABLE BY LAW ON ALL GOODS, WARES, and MERCHANDIZE, Imported into the United States, from and after the laft day of June, 1804.

g^* // imported in foreign Ships or Vejfels, an addition is made of 10 per centum on the amount of Duties. Note. Article? on which the duties are eftimated per centum are underftood to be ad valorem ; except when othcrwife pajticularly expreffed, as, per cwt. per gallon, per pound, per dozen. ALE, beer and porter, in calks or bottles, 8 cts. per gall, on the bottles, if black glafs, quart do. 60 cts. per. grofs. Almonds, - 2 cts. per lb. Anchors, - - - *| cent per lb. Annifeed, - 17^ per cent. Antimony, regulus of, - - free. Apparatus, philofophical, fpecially im- ported for any feminary ollearning, free. Apparel, wearing. See Wearing apparel - - Aqua fortis, • - free* Arms, fire and fide, not otherwife enu- merated, or parts thereof, - 17§ per cent. Articles of all kinds, of the growth ox manufacture of)^ the United States, or their territories, upon which f 3 ? no drawback, bounty or allowance has been paid prf admitted, ) Artificial flowers, feathers, and other or- naments for women's head-dreffes, \^\ per cent. BAGGAGE, perfonal. See Wearing apparel, &c. Balls and Balfams. See Powders, Pafjes, &c. Bark of the cork tree, - - free* Beer, ale, and porter. See Ale. Beafls, viz. horfes, cattle, fheep, fwine, or other ufeful ones, imported for breed, fret. Bohea Teas. See Teas. Bonnets, hats, and caps of every kind, 17! per cent. Books, blank, - - 15 per cent. Boots, - - - - 75 cts. per pair. Bottles, black glafs quart, - 60 cts. per grofs. Bra Is cannon, ... 173 per cent. Brafs teutenage and wire, - free* Duties on Importations. 2Ii

Brafs, and all other manufactures of brafs, 17$ per cent. Brafs, iron, or fteel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes, - 15 per cent. Bricks and tiles, - - - 17^ per cent. Briftles of fwine, - - free. Brumes, - - 15 per cent. Buckles, fhoe and knee, - - I7I per cent. Bullion, - - - free. Burgundy wine. See Wines. Burr-ftones, unwrought, - free. Buttons of every kind, - - 17^ per cent. CABINET wares, - - i 7| per cent. Cables and taned cordage, » 2 cents per lb.

Cambricks, - . - - 15 per cent. Candles of tallow, - - 2 cents per lb.

Candles of wcx or fpcrmaceti, ' - 6 cents per Id. Canes, warking- flicks or whips, - 15 per cent. - Cannon of brafs, - x 7 2 PeT c * nt » Capers, - 17I per cent. Caps, hats, and bonnets of every kind, !?f per cent. Cards, « ool and cotton, - - 50 cents per doz. Cards, playing, - - 25 cts. per pack. Carpets and carpeting, - - 17^ per cent. Carriages, or parts of carriages, - 12^ per cent. Cartridge paper, - - 17! percent. Caffia, Chinefe, - - 4 cents per lb. Champaign wine. See Wines. Cheefc, - "7 cents per lb. China ware, - - - 17^ per cent. Chintzes and coloured calicoes or muflins, and all printed, ftained, or coloured goods or manufactures, or not being printed, ftained or coloured, of cotton, oflin-

en, or of both, or or which cotton or Jinen is

the material of chief value, 1.5 percent, Chocolate, 3 cents per lb. Cinnamon and cloves, 20 cents per lb. Clay, unwrought, 're:. Clock and watches, or parts of cither. See Watches. Clogs and Golofhoes. Sea Shoes. Clothing ready made, 1 j per cent. Coaches, chariots, phaeton, chairs, chaifc folos, or other carriages, or pans of either, 2°A per cent. Coal, 5 cttttir-ec buffed. 1

2 2 Duties on Importations.

Cocoa, . - 2 cents per lb. Coffee, - - - - 5 cents per lb. Co ours. See Painters'. - Comfits. - 17I per cent. Compofition for the teeth or gums. See Dentifrice. - Copptr manufactures, - 17I per cent. Copper in plates, pigs, bars, and bolts, free. - Codage tarred, - 2 cents per lb. i Cordage untarred, . - s Ger\ts per lb. Cork tree, bark of, - free. Cofmetics, - « 17^ per cent. Cotton, - - 3 cents per lb. Cotton Rags. Sec Rags. Cotton or linen manufactures, or cf both, or of which cotton or linen is the mate- rial of chief value, whether printed

ftained, coloured, or otherwife, 1,5 per cent. Currants, 2 cents per lb. Cutlafies, or parts thereof, •» 17^ per cent. DATES, - - - 17! per cent. Dentifrice, powders, tinctures, prepara- tions and compofitions for the teeth and gums, - - - 17^ per cent. Difhes, pewter, - 4 cents per lb, DoHs.drefied & undrefTed,or parts rhereof,i7£ per cent. Drug3 and woods for dyeing, - .free. Drugs medicinal, except thofe commonly ufed for dyeing, - - 17J per cent. - EARTHEN and ftone ware, 1 7^ per cent. JLflences. See Powders, Pa flies, Sac. thereof, - FANS, or parts 1 7^ per cent. Fayal wine. See Wines. Feathers, and other ornaments for women's head-drefies, - - 175 per cent. Figs, - - - 2 cents per lb. Fifh, dried, foreign caught, - 50 cts. per quintal. FHh, mackerel, - 60 cts. per barrel. Fifh, falmon, « - 100 cts. per bbl. Fifh, all other pickled, - - 40 cts. per barrel. Floor-cloths and mats, or parts of either, 17^ per cent. Flowers., artificial, - - 17^ per cent. Fringes commonly ufed by upholfierers, coachmakers and faddlers, 17I per cent, fruits of ail kinds, except thofe otherwife 3

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particularly enumerated, - ij| per cent. Furs, of every kind, undreffed, - free.

GAUZES, ", " percent. . 15 , . Geneva fptrks. See Spirits. Ginger, - - - 17J per cent. Girandoles, or parts thereof, - 22^ per cent. Glafs, black quart bottles, - 60 cents per grofs. Glafs, window, not above 8 by ten inches, 160 cts. ) per too

Glafs, window, net above 10 by 12 inches, l 7,5 cts. > fquare Glafs, window, above ten by 12 inches, 225 cts. ) icet. Glafs, all other glafs, and manufactures thereof, - - 22§ per cent. Glauber talts, - - 260 cents per cwt. Gloves and mittens of every kind, 17! per cent. Glue, - - - 4 cents per lb. Gold, filver and plated ware, - i"£ per cent. Gold and filver lace, - 172 percent. Golofhoes.. See (hoes. Goods, wr ares and merchandize imported directly fiom} g 1 China or India, in {hips or velfels not of the United f % States, except teas, China waie, and all other aiticlesT J£ liable to higher rates of duties, ) % Goods, wares and merchandize, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and defcribed, - - - 15 percent. > Goods, wares and merchandize, intended to be ie-ex- ported to a foreign port or place in the fame fhip or

veflel in which they {hall be imported—and all arti- i C cles of the growth or manufacture of the Urited ' ^ States, or of their territories, upon which no draw- back;, bounty or allowance has been paid or admitted. J Grafs and Caia Rope, - 2^ cts per cwt. Gum, chiefly ufed in preparing muflins, cottons or linens, for receiving colours or dyes, - - free. Gum Arabic, - - - Jne. Gunpowder, - - 4 cents per lb. HANGERS, or paits thereof, - 17^ per cent. Hair-powder, - 4 cents per lb. caps, Hats, and bonnets of every kind, 1 j\ per cent. Hemp, - - - - j 00 cts. per cwt. Hempen rags, - - fret. Hides, raw, . - - free. Hoop-iron, - - j cent per lb. 2 14 Duties on Importations.

IMPLEMENTS or tools of a mechanical trade only, of perfons who arrive in the United States, - - fret. Indigo, - - 25 cents per lb. Iron wire, - free. Iron, meet, - - |£ cent per lb. Iron, ilit and heep, 1 cent per lb* Iron, fteel, or brafs locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vifes, - - 15 per cent. Iron, caft, and all manufactures of iron, (reel, or brafs, or of which either of thefe metals is the article of chief value, not being otherwife particularly enu- merated, - - - 17^ per cent.

JEWELRY and pafte work, - 1 7^ per cent. KID and morocco fhoes. Sec Shoes. LACE of gold and filver, - ii\ per cent. Laces and lawns, - - 15 per cent. Laces, linens, fringes, taffelsand trimmings, commonly ufed by upholflerers, coach- makers and faddlers, - - 17^ per cent. Lampblack, - - 15 per cent. Lapis Caliminaris, - - free * Lead and mufket ball, - - i cent per lb. Lead, white and red, 2 cents per lb* Lead, other manufactures of lead, or in which lead is the chief article, 1 cent per lb. Leather, tanned and tawed, and all manu- factures of leather, or of which leather is the article of chief value, not other- wife particularly enumerated, 173 per cent. Lemons and limes, ... 17I per cent. Lime, foreign, in cafks of 60 gallons, 50 cents per cafk. Linen or cotton manufactures, or of both, Lior of which cotton or linen is the mate- rial of chief value, whether printed,

ftaineri, coloured, or otherwife, 1,5 per cent. Linen rags, - free* Lifbon and Oporto wines. See Wines. Looking glafs, - - 22^ per cent. MACE, - 125 cents per lb. Mackerel, - - - 60 cents per bbl. Madeira, Malaga, and other wines. See Wines. Malt, - - locts.per bufhel. Manufactures of tin, pewter, and copper, except pewter plates and dimes, 175 per cent. Duties on Importations. 215

Manufactures of iron, Reel, or brafs, not otherwife particularly enumerated. i?| per cent. Manufactures or leather, not otherwife particularly enumerated, - ' 17$ per cent. Manufactures of lead, not othfrwife par- ^ ticu'arly enumerated, - l cent per lb. Manufactures of cotton or linen, or of both, whether printed, ftained, coloured, or otherwife, - - 15 per cent. Manufactures of glafs. Sde Glafs. Manufactures of tobacco. See Snuff, Se- gars, and Tobacco. Manufactures of wood. See Cabinet wares and Wood. Manufactures of the United States, or their territories', upon which no drawback,

bounty or allowance h.-is been paid or admitted, .... free. Marble, flate, and other (tone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other utenfils of marble or Hate, and generally all (lone and earthen ware, ... 17^ per cent. Mats and floor-cloth?, or pa r ts of either, 17^ per cent. Medicinal drugs, except thofe commonly ufedin dyeing, - - 17^ per cent. Merchandize, goods and wares imported directly from}<£ China or India, in mips or veffels not of the United f^T States, except teas, China ware, and all other articles^ ? liable to higher rates of duties, ) £ Merchandize, goods and wares, not herein otherwife particularly enumerated and defciibed, - - - 15 per cent. Tens, ether green teas, - - 30 cents per lb, Teneriffo and Tokay wines. See Wines. Tiles and bricks, - - ijh.V^ cent. Tin manufa&iucs, - 17^ per cent. Tin, in pigs and plates, - - free* Tinctures, fee Powders, Fades, &c. Tobacco, manufactured, (other thanfnuff

and fcgars) - . . 6 cents per lb,

Tools or implements of a mechanical trade only, ) £. of perfons who arrive in the United States, $ C: Toys nototherwile enumerated, - i.5pcrceut. Tumerick, - - free. Twine and packthread, . 40s cents per CWt « Types for for printing, - 15 per cent. 2\S Duties on Importations;

Merchandize, goods and wares, intended to l>e re-ex-"} ported to a foreign port or place in the fame (hip or |

vefTel in which they mall be imported ; and all arti- 1 ^» cles of the growth or of the manufacture United | ? States, or of their territories, upon which no drawback, J bounty, or allowance has been paid or admitted, j Millenary ready made 174 percent. Ivlittens and gloves of every kind, 17! per cent. MolafTcs, 5cts. per galK Morocco ?-nd kid {hoes. See Shoes. Mufkets and firelocks, with or without bayonets, or parts of either, 17I per cent. Muflins and Muflinets, whether printed, {lained, coloured, or otherwise, 15 per cent. Mnftard in flour, 175 per cenh NAILS, 2 cents per lb. Nankins, - - - 15 per cent. Nu:megs, 50 cents per !b. Ochre, yellow, dry, 1 cent per lb. Ochre, yellow, in oil, i£ cent per lb. Oil, - 17\ per cent-. Oil of vitriol. Jrce. Ointments, oils and odours. See Pow- ders, partes, &c. Old pewter, fret. Olives 17! per cent. Oporto and Lifbon wiee* 30 cr.<. per gal!. Oranges, i;£ per cent. Ornaments for women's head-drefTes, ij\ per cent. PACKTHREAD ?nd twine, 400 cts. perewt. Painter's colours, whether dry or ground in oil, except thole otherwife enume- rated, and thofe commonly uled in dyeing, 17! per cent. __ Paper baggings, - - 17I per cent. Paper, wetting and wrapping, 15 per cent. Paper, fhcathing and cartridge, 17^ percent. Pafieboard, parchment cr vellum, 15 per cent. PaGework and Jewelry, 17^ per cent. Pepper, 6 cents per lb. Perfumes, 1 7l per cent* Pewter manufactures, except plates and difnes, 17$ percent. Pewter plates and diihes, 4 cents per lb. Pewter, old, free. Phaetons, or parts thereof 22$ per centf. Duties on Importations, 217

£hilofophical apparatus, fpecially im- ported for any feminary of learning, free* Pickled filh of ever}' kind, except mack* arel and falmon, • 40 cents per bbl* Pickles of all forts, - * 17^ per cent. Piftures and prints, * 15 per cent. Pimenta, - 4 cents per lb. Piftols or parts thereof, * 17^ per cent. Plaifter of Paris, - - free* Plums and prunes, - a cents per lb. Porter, beer, or ale, in cafks or bottles, 8 cts. per gall, on

pei fumes, or cofmetics, and all powders or prepara- | "i tions for the teeth and gums, J * Printed, flained or coloured goods, or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, - - 15 per cent. Printing types, * * 15 per cent. QUICKSILVER, - 6 cents per lb. RAGS of cotton, of hempen, of linen, and of woollen cloth, - free. Raifins imported in jars and boxes, and

mufcadel raifins, 2 cents per It?. Raifins, all other kinds of, - \\ cent per lb« Raw hides and fkins, * free. - Red lead, • * 2 cents per lb. Regulus of antimony, * free. Rum. See Spirits. SADDLES, or parts thereof, i£ per cent. Saffron - - fret. - Sajl-cloth, - 15 per cent. Salmon, - - loo cents per bbl. Salt, weighing more than fifty-fix pounds per bufhel, - - 12 cts. pr. 56 lb- Salt, weighing fifty-fix pounds per buflreJ, or lefs, - 12 cts. per bufo. Salt-pctre, - - free. Salts, glaubcr, . - Coo cts. per cwt. Satins and other wrought filks, 1,5 per cent. Sea*ftores of (hips or veflels, free, T 3l8 Duties on Importations. i!

Segars, 200 cts. per loco-. Seines, 4 cents per lb. Sharoots, - 6 cents per Ib s Sheathing and Cartridge paper iy\ per cent. .Sheet iron, - - l^centsperlb. Sherry and other wines. See Wines. Shoes, kid and morocco, 15 cts. per pair, Shoes and flippers of (ilk. 25 cts. per pair. Shoes, other {hoes and flippers for men and women, clogs or goiefhoes, 15 cts. per pair. Shoes, other fhoes & flippers for children, 10 cts. per pair. Silver Sace, - - 17-$ per cent. Silver and plated ware, - 175 per cents. Skins and hides, raw, - fret. $latc, {kme, and ftone ware, 17^ per cent. Slit and hoop iron, - - 1 cent per lb. Snuff, - - 10 cents per lb. " .Soap, - -2 cents per lb. Solos an&other carriages, or parirthereof, 22^ per cent. - Spanifh b?own, - 1 cent per lb. Spermaceti candles, - 6 cents. per lb. Spikes, - - - l ant per lb. Spirits dialled in foreign countries, viz. From grain. lft proof, 28 cents per gall. 34 cents per gall. 2d proof, 29 cents per gall. ,5th proor. 40 cents per gall. 3d proof, 31 cents p?r gall. 6th proof, 50 cents per gall. From oU?. materials,

; lft proof, 25 cents p-. r gall. 4th proof, 32 cents per gall. 2d prc~~>f, 2ji cents per gall, 5th proof, 38 cents per gall, 3d p'rool,roof, 2 cents per gall. "th proof, 46 cents per gall. Spirit* diffitt{tilledd in the United States, imported in the fame &iip or veuel in which they had been previoufly exported from the United States, viz. From molajfes. lO proof, 15 cents per gall. 4th proof, 19 cents per gall, 2r! prh*f, 16 cents per gall. ith proof, 23 cents per gall. oof, 17 cents per gall ith proof, 30 cents per gall. Ftgm materials of the growth and produce of the U. States. lft proof, 7 cents per gall. 4th proof, 11 cents per gall, ad proof, 8 cents per gall. 5th proof, 13 cents per gal!. 3d proof, 9 cents per gall. 6th proof, 18 cents per gal i. Stained,printed,or coloured goods,or manu- factures of cotton, or of linen, or of both, 15 per cent* Staich, - - 3 cents per lb. Steel, - - too cents per cwt. Duties on Importations. ?I9

Stael, iron, or brafs locks, hinges, hoes anvils and vifei, 15 per cent. Steel, all other manufaftures of fteel, l 7h percent. •Stockings, - 17^ per ci^it. Stone and earthen ware, 17! percent. Stones, burr, unwrought, .free. Sugars, brown, s-§ cents per lb. Sugars, white, clayed, 3 cents per lb. Sugars, white, powdered, 3 cents per lb. Sugars, all other clayed or powdered, i\ cents per lb. cents per !b. Sugar, lum p, 65 Sugar, loaf. 9 cents 'per lb. Sugar, oih-r refined 6~£ cents per lb. Sugar candy, ni cents per lb. Sulphur, free. Sweet ("cents. See Powders, &c. Swine, briftles of, - - free. Swords, cntlafles, or parts of either, 17^ per cent. TABLES of marble, Hate and other ftone, or pa its thereof, 17I percent. Tallow, i| cent per lb.. Tallow candles, 2 cents per lb. Tarred cordage, 2 cents per lb. Taflels and trimmings, commonly ufed by upholfterers, coac' makers, and faddlers, 17^ per cent.

Teas from China and India, or from any Ifland lying eafi' wardly of the Cape of Good Hope.

Tea, Bohea, 1 2 cents per lb. Tea, Souchong and other black teas, i§ cents per lb. Tea, hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee, 32 cents per lb. Tea, other green teas, 20 cents per lb. From Europe. Teas, Bjhea, 14 cents per lb. Teas, Souchong and other black teas, 21 cents per lb. Teas, hyfon, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee, 40 cents per lb. Teas, other gecen tens, 24 cents per lb. From any other place. Tea?, Bohea, 17 cents per lb. Teas, Souchong and other black teas, 27 cents per lb. Teas, hyfon, imperial, gunpowder or gomee, 50 cents per lb. Teas, other green teas, 30 cents per lb. .

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Teneriffe and Tokay wines. See Wines. Tiles and bricks, . , 17§ per cent. Tin manufactures, - - 17^ per ccnt< Tin, in pigs and plates, - - free. Tinctures, fee Powders, Paftes, &c. Tobacco, manufactured, (other than fnuff

and fegars) - . . 6 cents per ib. Tools or implements of mechanical a trade only, ) £ of perfons who arrive in the United States, > <> Toys not otherwife enumerated, <• 1,5 per cent. Tumerick, - - free. Twine and packthread, * 400 cents per cwt Types for printing, - 15 percent. UNMANUFACTURED wood, Jrce. Unmanufactured wool, - - Jree. - Untarred cordage, - 2 \ cents per lb. Untarred yarn, - 225 as, per cwt..

Unwroughr clay, . , free. Unwrought burr (tones, - Jiee. VELVETS and velvcrets, - 15 per cent. Verdigris, - - free. Vitrol, oil of, - - Jree. - WAFERS, - - i 7i per cent, Walking-fticks, whips and canes, 1 £ per cent. "VVares of tin, pewter, and copper, except W>ewter plates and dimes, - iy\ per cent, ares, earthen or ftone, - - 17I per cent. Wares, China, - - 17^ per cent. Wares, filver gold, and plated, 17J per cent. Wares, goods and merchandize, imported direclly} ^ from China or India, in (hips or veflels not of the f w IJnited States, except teas, China ware, and all other T ^ articles liable to higher rates of duties, ) £* Wares, goods, and merchandize, of the growth or) manufacture of the United States, or of their territo- / £ ries, upon which no drawback, bounty or allowance £"£. ** has been paid or admitted, Watches and clocks, or parts of either, 17! per cent." Waters and wafties. See Powders, Paftes, &c. "Wax candles, - 6 cents per lb- Wearing apparel and other perfonal baggage, > C of perfons who arrive in the United States, \ fc

White and red lead, 4 8 cents per lt} f 'Window glak. See Qlafs. Duties on Importations. 221

Wines in cajks, bottles, or other vcfels. Wines, Malmfey, Madeira, and London particular Madeira, - - 58 cents per gal.. par gall. Wines, all other Madeira wine, 50 cents Wines, Burgundy, Champaign, Rhenifh, and Tokay, - - 45 cents per gal . Wines, Sherry and St. Lucar, - 40 cents per gall. Wines, Claret & other wines, not enumer- ated, when imported in bottles or cafes, 35 cents per gall. Wines, Lifbon, Oporto, and other Portu- gal wines, - - 30 cents per gall. Wines, Sicily, - - 3© cents per gall. Wines, TenerifFe, Fayal, Malaga, St. f George, and other weftern ifland wines, 28 cents per gall. Wines, all other wines, when imported, otherwife than in bottles or cafes, 23 cents per gall. On the bottles, if black glafs quart bottles, 60 cts. per grofs. If other than black glafs quart bottles, 22$ per cent. Wire of brafs andiron, - - free. Wood unmanufactured, - ' free. Wood manufactured, exclufive ofcabinet wares, - - 15 percent. Woods dyeing, - - free. Woollen rags, - - fret. YARN, untarred, - - - 22$ cents per ctft. ALL other goods not before paiticularly enumerated and defcribed, - 15 per cent. f£fT All parts of articles to be fubjeQ to the fame duties as the entire article is fubjeft to. On all ad valorem articles, imported from any foreign port, within the Cape of Good Hope, 1.0 per cent, to be added to the aclual coft. including all charges, (out fide packages, commiffions and infurance only excepted) before the duties are calculated, and 20 per cent, if from any port beyond faid Cape. , All dutied articles, imported into the United States, not having been landed more than one year, are allowed a draw- o% back of the duties, fubje-a to a deduaion of per cent, except fpirits, which is half a cent per gallon, and 2$ per «ent, on the amount of duties.

The bottles in which liquors are imported,, to pay the fame duty as empty bottles. No merchandize to be imported in any veffei belonging in whole o- in part to a citizen or inhabitant of the Unites. T 2 tit Reftri&ions on Importation*.

States, unlefs the Mafter of fuch velTel (hall have on boar*' * Manifeft in writing, figned by fuch mafter, or other por- fon having the command, containing the name of the port pr place where fuch merchandize was received, and the port where configned or deftined to, within the United States, particularly noting the merchandize deftined for each port refpeclively ; and every package on board fuch veflel to be particularly defcribed;— to whom configned, or if to order, with the names of all paflengers, diftinguifhing whether Cabin or fteerage paffengers, or both, with their baggage, and an account of all remaining fea-ftores, (if any.) No goods, wares, or merchandize, of foreign growth or manufacture, fubject to the payment of duties, fhall he brought into the United States from any foreign port or place, in any other manner than by fea ; nor in any fhip or veflel of lefs than thirty tons burthen, agreeably to the mode of afcertaining American tonnage, except in certain diftri&s, on the Northern, Northweftern and Weftern boun- daries of the United States, adjoining to the dominions of Great-Baitain in Upper and Lower Canada, and the diftriBs on the rivers Ohio and MifTifippi. No beer, ale or porter, to be imported in cafks of lefs ca- pacity than forty gallons beer meafure, or if in bottles, in packages lefs than fix dozen, under penalty of forfeiture, with the fhip or veflel. No refined lump or loaf fugar (hall be imported into the United States, from any port or place, except in fhips or veffels of the burthen of one hundred and twenty tons and upwards, and in cafks or packages containing each not le!s than Jix hundred pounds, on pain of forfeiting the faid fhip or veflel, and the loaf or lump fugar imported therein, ex- cept in fuch cafks or packages as aforefaid. Nq difWled fpirits, (arrack and fweet cordials exceped) %o be imported in cafks or veflels of lefs capacity than ninety gallons wine meafure, on pain of forfeiture, with the fhip or veflel, nor in cafks or veflels, which have been marked purfuant to any law of the United States, on pain of forfeit- tire of the faid refined loaf or lump fugar and diftilled

fpirits, together with the faid fhip or veflel : Provided, that the forfeiture fhall not be incurred on " any fhips imported Or brought into the United States, in other cafks or veflels ?forefaid, or the fhip or veflel in which they fhall be brought, if fuch fpirits fhall be tor the ufe of the feamencn board of fuch fhip or veflel, and fhall not exceed the quantity of four gallons for each feaman," and whichjhall, at the time of the entry of the faid vejel, be infertedin the manifejl as thefeg* Jtgres offuch flip or vejfc^ Ports of Entry in United States. 2*3

*' No fliip or veflM from foreign ports, or coming by fea from any port of the United States, fhall be permitted tp report, make entry, or break bulk, till the matter (hall deliver to the poll-maflcr all letters under his care, or within bis power, other than fuch as arc directed to the owner or owners offuck

Jliip or vejj'el) and on oath or affirmation, to be taken of fuch delivery, the mafter to receive two cents for every letter fo delivered," [Pojl Office law.

Ports of Entry and Delivery for Foreign Vejfels. No veflel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens of the United States, (hall be admitted to unload at any port

or place, except the following :

New-Hampsh I re, at Portfmouth,* White Mountain*;. Massac husetts,?.i Newburyport, Ipfwicb, Glouces- ter, Beverly and Salem,* Marblehead,* Bofton,* Plymouth, Barnftable, Nantucket, Edgartnn, New-Bedford,* Dighton, York, Saco,* Portland,* Bath, Wifcaflet, Periobfcot.Frcncli- mans-Bay, Machias, PaiTamaqupddy, Wa] borough, Ken- nebunk. Rhode-Island, at Newport,* North Kingflon, Eaft Greenwich, Pawcatucket river, Tiverton, Providence,* Pa-. tuxet, Brifto!,* Wancn, Barrington.

Co n n E ct I C u T, at New-London, Stonington, New- Haven,* Fairfield, Middletown, Saybrook, Harrford. New-York, at Sagg-Harbour, New-York,* Albany, Hudfon, Ofwegatchie, Champlain, Olwego, Niagara, Bui- faloe Creek, Genneflee, Sacket's Harbour. New-Jersey, at Perth-Amboy.* New-Brunfwick, Jerfey, Burlington, Bridgetown, Great Egg Harbour, Sam- ei's Point, Little Egg Harbour. Pe k ksylvan 1 a, at Philadelphia,* Piefque I fie. Delaware, at Wilmington.* Maryland, at Baltimore,* Chcfter, Oxford, Eaflon, Vienna, Snow-Hill, Annapolis, Nottingham, Town-Creek, Manjemoy, St. Mar/s, Llewellenfburg, Gc.o.gc-1 own. Havre de Grace. Virginia, at Hampton, Norfolk* and Ports, Suffolk, Smithfield, Petcifburg, Bermuda-Hundied, and City-Point, Richmond, York-town, Weft-Point, ;:nd Cumberland, j^afl, Ri v er, Tappahannock, Urbanna, Port- Royal, Frederickf- burg, Yeocomico, Dumfries, Alexandria, F*olly-Landing, Cherry-Stone, South-Quay. North-Carolina, at Newbern, Swaniborough, Beaufort, Wilmington, Washington,* Slack's Creek, E deji- a*4 Tonnage—Fees of Office.

ton,* Hertford, Winton, Tombftone, Murfreefborough, Ply- mouth, Windior, Shewarkey, Cambdcn,* Nixenton, In- dian town, Currituck Inlet, Pafquorbridge, Newbiggen creek, Ocracoke. South-Carolina, at Georgetown,* Charlefton,* Beaufort.*

Ge o r G I a, at Savannah,* Sunbury,* Brunfwick, Darien, St. Mary's, Harwick. Ve rmo n t, at Alharg, Mumphremagog, Ohio, at Erie, Miami, Sandufky. Indiana Territory, at Detroit, Michilimackinac. Missisippi Territory, at New-Orleans, Bay on, St. John, Charleftown, Marietta, Maffac, Limeftone, Louis- ville, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Natchez, Mobile. Note. The ports which have ftars affixed, thus (*) are thole at which veffels from the Cape of Good Hope, or any place beyend the fame, are admitted to make- entry, TONNAGE.

@n alljkips or veffels entering from any foreign port or place to be paid at the tine of entering the veffel, and before any permitJhall be granted for unloading any part of the cargo. (By Aft of Congrefs approved March 2, 1799. See alfo Aft of July 20, 1791*) Per Ton. Cents.

Ships or veffels ofthe United States,' . 6 Ships or veflels built within the United States, after 20th July, 1789, but belonging wholly or in part to foreign powers, duly recorded, - 3° On other fhips or veflels, - - - - q<> Additional tonnage on foreign veflels denominated Light money, (by A& of Congrefs, March 25, 1804) 50 Veffels of the United States, employed in the coafting trade or fifneries, duly licenfed, per annum, 6, Veflels of the United States, (other than licenfed) taking in merchandize i-n a diftrift in one State, to be deliver- ed in a diftrift in another State, other than an adjoin- ing State, on the fea-coaft, or on a navigable river, 6 Other fhips or veffels taking in merchandize to be deliv- ered in another diftricl, 50 FEES of OFFICE. To the Colleclor and Naval Officer. Dolls. Cts. Entry of a veffel of loo tons or upwards, - 2 50 Clearance of do. ... - 2 j» .

Allowance for Draught—Tare. 225

Entry of a vefTel under 100 tons, - 1 50 Clearance of do. - - 1 50

Every poft rentry, - • 2 co Permit to land goods, - 20 Every bond taken officially, - 40 Permit to land goods for exportation for drawback, 30 debenture or other official certificate, - £0 Bill of health, - 20 Official document (except regifter required by any perfonj - - - '»«

To the Surveyor. Admeafuring and certifying the fame, of every fiiip

or veffel of 100 tons and under, per ton, 1 «o Admeafurement of every fliip or veffcl above 100

tons, and not tons, - 1 exceeding 2co . 50 Above 200 tons, - - 2 o« for all other fervices on board any fhip or vtflel of 100 tons cr upwards, having on board goods, wares or merchandize, fubjeft to duty, 3 o« For like ferviees on board any (hip or veflel of lefs than ico tons, - - - l 50 On all veflels, not having on board goods, wares and merchandize, fubje£r. to duty, - 66%

Allowancefor Draught. 1 b Any quantity of 1 cwt. or 112 lb. l Above 1 and under 2 cwt. ft 2 and under 3 cwt. 3 3 and under 10 cwt, 4 jo—*—and under 18 cwt. J 8 ^-and upwards, 9 Tare, lb. On every whole cheft of Bohea tea, - 70 On every half ditto, 36 lb quarter ditto, - 20 On every cheft of hyfon or other green tea, of 70 ib. or upwards, 20 On boxes of other tea, between 50 and 70 lb. 1%

On every box, if 80 lb. 20 ; if upwards of 80 lb. 22 The above to include ropes, canvafs and other covering. On all other boxes of teas, according to the invoice or ac- tual weight thereof, per cent.

On coffee in bags, 2 ; in bales 3 ; in C3fks, 12 On fugars, other than loaf lugar in calks, * je

On fugars, in box-'s, 1,5; in bags or mats, - ,5 On pimenta, in calks 16; in bags, • 3 Qn cocoa, in calks, 10 j in bags, . - j 226 Allowance for Leakage, &c.

On cheefe, in hampers or bafkets, 10 ; in boxes 2a On candles in boxes, 8; chocolate in boxes, lo - On cotton in bales, 2 ; in feroons, 6 On Glauber falts, in cafks, - 8

On indigo in barrels, 12 ; in other calks, 15 On indigo, in feroons, 10; in bags or mats, On nails in cafks, calks, 12 in On pepper, in ; bales, ,5 ; in bags,

On fugar candy, in boxes, 10 ; fegarsin boxes or cafks,

On foapin boxes, 10 ; on fhot, in cafks,

On twine in cafks, 12 ; in bales, On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, as ac- tual weight, Allowance for Leakage and Breakage. Two per cent, allowed on the guage on all merchandize, paying duty by. the gallon, contained in cafks. Ten per cent, on all beer, ale and porter in bottles, and five per cent, on all other liquors in bottles, to be derlufted

from the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage ; or it (hall be lawful to compute the dutits on the a&ual quantity by tale, at the option of the importer a t the time of entry. Bounty on Salted Provifionsand Fifh of the United''States, An allowance of thirty cents per barrel is granted on pick- led fifh of the United States, and twenty-five cents per bar- rel on all provifions falted within the United States, without any deduftion, if the fame fhall amount to ten dollars.— And in order to obtain fuch bounty, the exporter to make an entry therefor, with the colle&oi —but no enuy will b( received where fuch pickled fifh or falted provifions have not been infpededznA marked agreeably to the laws of the re- fpeclive States, where fuch laws are in force. Such bounty is payable in fix months from the date of the bond to be gi

en ; and in no cafe, unlefs the certificates of landing at a for- eign port, as in other cafes are produced. The bond to be in double the amount of fuch bounty—conditioned that the fame fhall be landed and left at fome foreign port. Form of the entry. Entry of intended to be exportedfor the benefit of Bounty by to the whereof is mafler, bound for Marks as Defcrip. and Number of branded on fpecies of fifh Quality, barrels the cafks. or provifions. ; .

Commercial Information. 227 COMMERCIAL INFORMATION. The want of certificates of distilled spirits, wines or teas, subject such articles to seizure, and fifty dollars fine, if such certificates are not delivered to the purchaser and if any cask, chest, vessel or case containing such ar- ticles, shall be found in the possession of any person with- out being marked and not being accompanied with a cer- tificate, the same is liable to seizure. On the sale of any cask, &c. which has been marked, the marks to be defaced in presence of some officer of

inspection, or customs ; and the certificate of the same to be delivered up, under the penalty of one hundred dollars and costs of suit Goods from foreign ports, not to be unladen but be- tween sun-rise and sun-set, without special iicense, under a penalty offour hundred dollar•* on the master and ev- ery other person concerned, disability from holding any office under the government of the United' States for seven years, and being advertised in the newspapers,

with forfeiture of the goods ; and if above four hundred dollars, value of the vessel and apparel.

Goods removed before guaged and weighed ; and, if wines, spirits or teas before being marked, without per- mission, are forfeited. Persons giving or offering a bribe, • libit from two hundred to two thousand dollars. Inspectors and offi- cers of revenue cutters may go on board, examine and search vessels, have access to the cabin, and seal pack-

ages ; and after sun-set, secure hatches, &c. Persons in charge of vessels, for breaking fastenings, but in pres- ence of an officer, forfeit two hundred dollars. Officers may seize within or without their districts. Persons resisting or impeding them, forfeit 400 dollars. The master or commander of any vessel, that shall obstruct or hinder, (or be the cause thereof,) any officer of the revenue, in going on board his ship or vessel, for the purpose (if carrying into effect any of the revenue laws of the United States, forfeits from '50 to 500 dollars. Every owner of a vessel residing within the limits of the United States to swear to the register within ninety days after its being granted, or it" becomes void, and the vessel and cargo pays foreign tonnage and duty. Returned Cargo.—If any articles of an outward car- go are broughtback, they are to be detailed, specified, by whom shipped outward, and to whom consigned inward 22$ Table of Coins*

Weight and value of the American Coins*

Names. dwts. grs. dolscts- Eag'e, 11 6 Half Eagle, 5 oo Quarter Eagle, 2 & 5» Dollar, " 7 oo Half Dollar, % 16 50 Quarter Dollar, 4 8 25 Dime, t 18 10 Half Dime, o 21 3

Value < Tables of Coins. 229

A Table in which Gold Coins of Great-Britain and Portugal are reduced to an equivalent Value in Dollars and Cents. gr. cts. 23° A Table of Intereft.

A TABLE of SIMPLE INTEREST, at Six per Cent. calculated in Dollars, Cents and Milles. lrinci-l I — APPENDIX, Containing fundry Articles which came too la"te

for infertion in the proper place ; with various other Corrections. waju- MOjYUMEjYT OF WASHINGTON.

Boston, april 27, 1311. AT a meeting oi a number of the citizens of Boston, held this day, convened in consequence of advertise- ments in the public papers, to take into consideration the measures necessary to be adopted to obtain a Fund for erecting in tiie town of Boston, an Equestrian Statue of General George Washington ; it was voted, First, That it is the opinion of this meeting, that an Equestrian Statue of General GEORGE WASHINGTON, ought to be erec.ed in the Capital of New-England. Second, That measures ought to be taken to raise a Fund to defray the expenses oi this patriotic and mag- nificent object. Third, That a number of respectable and influential persons be chosen Trustees, who shall have full powers to enlarge their numbers, to make Rules and Regula- tions for the organization and government of the Board, and to adopt such other measures as shall appear best calculated to effect the contemplated design. A Board of Trustees was then chosen, and the fol- lowing Gentlemen have accepted the Trust, viz. Hen. Timothy Bigelow Hon. Theop. Parsons, ll.d. Gen. John Brooks William Phillips, Esq. Hon. John Davis Hon. Thomas H. Perkins Mr. Isaac P. Davis Hon. T. Pickering, l l. d. Hon. Thomas Dawes Hon, Josiah Quincy Warren Dutton, Esq. Benjamin Russell, Esq. Hon. Christopher Gore Hon. Daniel Sargent Mr. Stephen Higginscn, jr. William S. Shaw, Esq. Jonathan Hunewell, Esq. Hon. Joseph Story John Lathrop, d. d. William Sullivan, Esq. T Hon. James Lloyd Mr. Thomas W . Sumner, John Lowell, Esq. Hon. Israel Thomdike Hon. Harrison G. Otis Juhn Warren, m. d. Trashes' Meetings held the first Thursday of every month, excepting June. Annual Meeting the first Tuesday in June. 232 Additions and Corrections.

At the Annual Meeting on Tuesday, the 4th d*ty ©f June, 1811, the following Officers were chosen, viz. President, Gen. Jchn Brooks, of Medford. Vice-President, Hon. Christopher Gore, of Waltham. Treasurer, William Phillips, Esq. of Boston. Corresponding Sec'ry, Wm.Sulkvan, Esq. of Boston. Recording Secretary, Benja. Russell, Esq. of Boston. ^ At a meeting of the Trustees, August 1st, 1811, It ivas voted. That no person shall be permitted to subscribe in his own name, more than one hundred dollars, nor less than one dollar.

Maine Miffionary Society, Inflituted June 18, 1807. Incorporated March 3, i8og. Officers ele&ed June 26, 1811. Prefident, Rev. Samuel Eaton. Secretary, Rev. Eliphalet Gillet* Treasurer, Hon. Amrni R. Mitchell. * Trvftees, The Prefident, ex officio, Rev. Jonathan Scott, Rev. Jotham Sewall, Rev. Eliphalet Gillet, Rev. Jona- than Ward, Rev. Kiah Bailey, Rev. Wm. Jenks, Rev. Afa Lyman, Rev. David Thurflon, Rev. Edward Payfoe, Rev. Francis Brown.

Hallozoell Academy: Incorporated March 5, 1791. - Officers elefted in 1811. Prefident, Samuel S. Wild, Efq.

Vice- Prefident, Rev. Daniel Stone. . Treafurer, Hon. Nathaniel Dummer. Seeretary, Rev. EKphalet Gillet. Preceptor, Jonathan Curtis, a. b.

Committee for checking the progrefs of intemperance. Rev. Benjamin Wadfworth, Rev. Jedidiah Morfe, d.», Rev. Samuel Worcefler, d.d. Rev. Abiel Abbot, Dr. Jo- feph Torrey, Dr. Reuben Mufley, William Thurfton, Efq. Jeremiah Evarts, Efq. This Committee was appointed by the General Aflbcia- < tion of MaffAchufetts in June laft, to co-operate with Com- mittees of the General Affembly of the Prefbyterian Church, and of the general AfTociations of Connecticut and New- Hampfhire, in devifing meafures which may have an influ- ence in preventing fome of the numerous and threatening mifchiefs, that are experienced throughout our country from die exceffive and intemperate ufe of fpirituous liq«or«. Additions and Corrections. *55

New-Hampjkire Mifionary Society. Prefident, ILhhaTh^cr, d.d. Secretary, Rev. Ethao Smith. Treasurer, Enoch Long, jr. Efq. Annual meeting on the Tucfday preceding the lft Wednesday in June. Pifcataqua Miffionary Society. Prejident, Hon. David Sewall, Efq. Secretary, Jofeph Buckminfler, d.d. Treqfurer, Nathaniel A- Haven, Efq. Annual meeting at Portfmouth, if! Wednefday in May.

New-Hampjkire Medical Society. Incorporated Feb. 1791. Library 300 volumes. Prefidcnt, Ammi R. Cutter, m.d. Vice- P reftdent, Nathan Smith, m.d. Secretary, Lyman Spalding, m.d. Treafurer, Hon. Samuel Tenny, m.d. Librarian, Jofhua Bracket, m.d. 5 Counsellors, 6 Cenfors, 44. Fellc-.vs.

Second Social Library in Bojlon. Incorporated 1806. 1500 volumes. Trujiees, Daniel Stamford, Benjamin Holt, E. P. Hartf- hcrn, John Gould, E. G. Houfe, Charles L. Thayer, Eben- rzer Finch. Middlesex Musical Society, Massa. Daniel Chaplin, D. D. of Groton, President. Rev. John Bullard, of Pepperell, Vice-President. Rev. David Palmer, of Townsend, Secretary. Kext Annual Meeting at Townsend, in Sept. 1812.

Concord (N. H.J Mufical Society. Incorporated June, 1795. Prefident, Stephen Ambrofe. Treafnrer, Nathaniel Abbot. Clerk, IfaacHili. Librarian, Jefle C. Tuttle. Annual meeting, ed Tuefday in September. „ ____ * .Musical Society, in Plymouth, fN. HJ Incorporated December, 1808.

Central Mhiicat Society, (N. HJ Resident, Rev. Asa M'Farland. Vice-President, Rev. Ehenezer Price.

, Secretary, Peter C. Famum. LI 2 234 Additions and Correction's.

Handellean Musical Society\ at Amherst, (N. H.J Incorporated June, 1805. Rev. Thomas Beede, President. Rogers Smith, Secretaiy and Treasurer.

Londonderry fJV. H.J Musical Society. Incorporated December, 1808. Dr. George Farrar, President Nathaniel Warner, Vice-President Joseph Morrison, Secretary. Peter Patterson, Treasurer and Librarian. BANKS IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE. Nevv-Hamfishire Bank, at Portsmouth. Incorp. 1792, to continue 50 years. Capital 100,000 dols.

Oliver Peabcdy, President. | Daniel R. Rogers, Cashier.

JVew-Hamfishire Union Banky at Portsmouth. Incorp. 1802, for 20 years. Capital 200,000 dollars.

John Goddard, President, j Henry S. Langdon, Cashier. Portsmouth Bank, at Portsmouth. Thcs. Sheate, President, Andr. Halliburton, | Cashier. Stafford Bank, at Dover.

Wm. K.Atkinson, President. [ Walter Cooper, Cashier. Exeter Bank, at Exeter.

Jeremiah Smith, President, j John Rogers, Cashier. Coos Bank, at Haverhill. P. Pay son, President. Geo. Woodward, Cashier. Moses \ Bills of this Bank are now current Cheshire Bank, at Keene.

Daniel Newcomb, President, j Albe Cady, Cashieii Hillsborough Bank, at Amherst.

Incorporated Jl 8 06, for twenty years. Concord Bank, at Concord. Incorporated 18C6, for twenty years. Hodgdon, President. William A. Kent, Cftshier. John | Concord Bank, at Concord. Timothy Walker, President. Both the above Banks at Concord issue Bills under* and claim the same Charter. Additions and Corrections. t$r Page 31 Clerks in Secretary's Office, dele Edward Cazneau, and insert 4th Joseph Balch. 32 Edmund Wilson, Postmaster instead of Daniel Rose. 34 Benjamin Vinton, Postmaster, Quincy, instead of Richard Cranch. 34 Royalston, Joseph Estabrooks, Postmaster. 53 Theological Library, insert Rev. Isaac Smith, Li- brarian, and Rev. Dr. Elliot, Rev. Dr. Porter, Rev. Mr. Pierce, and Rev. Professor M'Kean, Trustees. 59 Insert Benjamin J. Poller, President of Hallowell and Augusta Bank. , 68 The Union Society (Masonic) meet at Mason's nail, in Boston, every Thursday evening, excepting the first in the months.

Mount Lebanon . Lodge meet at the same place regularly the first Tuesday evening ofevery month. 76, 97 and 98. The Circuit Court C. P. sits in every County in the State excepting Dukes' and Nantuc- ket. In these, the former Court of C. P. continues its legal jurisdiction. 78 John'Stuart, Counsellor at Law, Boston. 79 Amasa Fish, Attorney, C. P. Boston. 82 Robert Farley, Ipswich, Sheriffof Essex Count}-. Deputy-Sheriffs in E?sex County. Newburyport, Philip Bagley. Ipswich, Ammi Brown. Salem, Ebenezer Burrill, Daniel Dutch. Marblehead, Rob- ert Karris. Lynn, Aaron Breed. Amesbury, Daniel Long. Andover, Michael Parker, jr. Haverhill, Richard West Gloucester, Eli Stacey. $6 Deputy-Sheriff, Middlesex, Josiah Childs, Water- town. S8 Deputy-Sheriffs in York, county. York, Jabez Young, Jeremiah Paul. Berwick, Ichabod Good- win, jr. Wells, Abie! Kelley, Jotham Clark. Bid- deford, Ichabod Jordan, Jeremiah Hill, jr. Saco, Benjamin Pattison. Buxton, Samuel Watts. Phil- lipsburg, Samuel Sands. Parsonsneld, Richard Lord. Limington, John M'Arthur. Limerick, Le- vi Ricker. Shapleigb, Joshua Trafton. Lebanon, Stephen Downs. Alfred, Daniel Holmes, Board- man Johnson. John L(w, Jailer in York. Board- man Johnson, Jailer in Alfred. ftS Welis, for F. Oilman read T. Gilman. «I Deputy-Sheriffs in Hampshire County. Amherst, Rufus Kellogg. Eclchcrtown, Charles Dwight, 23$ Additions and Corrections. ,

^ Chesterfield , Eleazerl> ing. Colrain, Asahel Wright. p Greenfield, Julius Smead. South-Hadley, Samuel a Judd. Springfield, Lemuel Wheeler. Sunderland, Thomas Field. West-Springfield, Rodney Day. 82 Zabdiei Sampson, Plymouth, Justice of the Peace* 93 Dele John Winslow, Pembroke, and insert John Winslow, Hanover, Jus. Peace, & Attorney at SJ.C. 95 Deputy-Sheriffs in Bristol County. Attlebcrough* Vinton Richardson, jun. Berkley, Abiai Nichols. Dartmouth, Jirah Shearman. Dighton, Richard Wescott, Eastcn, Elijah Williams. New-Bedford, Eli Haskell. Rehoboth, Abel French. Swanzey, John Eddy Lowen. Somerset, John Cartwright, Taunton, Abiathar Leonard. 95 Sc 96 Dele E.bcnczer Bacon, deceased. 97 Deputy-Sheriffs in Duke's County. Edgarton, Ben- jamin Smith, jr. Zadock Davis. Chihnark, Ben- jamin Bassett, jr. 99 Paul Willard, Lancaster, W. Justice of the Peace. 100 John Kendall, Leominster, W. Justice of the Peace. 100 Levi Heywood, Worcester, Justice of the Peace. 104 Charles S. Davies, Attorney at C. C. P. in Portland. 105 Francis Cook, Daniel Rose, Wiscasset ; Thurston Whiting, Manasseh Smith, jr. Warren; Benjamin J. Porter, Abel Merrill, Topsham ; Justices of the Peace and Quorum, andDedimus Justices. 105 I^eputy-Sherifts in Cumberland County. Bridge- ton, Jacob Kilborn. Brunswick, Roger MerrilL Falmouth, William Siemens, jr. Aaron Winslow. Freeport, Thomas R. White. Gorham, James March. New-Gloucester, Thomas Johnson. N. Yarmouth, Isaac H. Baily. Poland, Jcsiah Dunn, jr. Poi 'Jand, John Merrill, Thomas Bailey. Raymond, Stephen Swett. James Irish, jr. Jailer in Portland. 106 William Sterne, Camden, Justice of the Peace. 108 County Attorney, Berksh. John Hunt, Stockbriage. 108 Deputy-Sheriffs in Lincoln County. Wiscasset, Thomas M. Cargill. Bath, Hezekiah Wyman, Benjamin Davenport. Alna, Aaron Young. 'New- castle, Samuel Johnston. Camden, Lewi? Ogier. Thomaston, WiiiiamM.Dawes. Topsham, Charles Thompson. Union, John Whiting. Lisbo:\ Thomas Roberts. Thomas M. Cargill, Jailer at Wiscasset. 1S8 Wm.Pinckney, Maryland, Attorney Gen. U. States. 192 Anthony St. John Baker, British Secretory of L#* ration at Washington. Additions and Corrections. 237 Page. 115 Dele Elijah Crane, and insert Abner Crane, J. P. Canton. Dele Benjamin Bennett, Sharon, and in- sert Benjamin Reynolds. 117 Charles Hayden, Augusta, ought to be placed in Winslow. 118 Dele Hartshorn Ccney, and Moses Sterling, Far- ruin gton, deceased. 118 Bowdoinham should be placed in Lincoln county. Fairfax, Japheth Coombs should be Japhcth %,'ormbs Washburn. 119 Dele Oliver Whipple removed. Henry H. Guricy, do. Thomas Bowman, Attorney C. Pleas, do. Dele jMfc#a,John Locke, Peasley Morrill, jr. and insert r Peasley Morrill, jr. W est-Pond Plantation. 119 Spaulding-Town Plantation and Norridgewcck, should be placed in Somerset county. * 120 Gray and Pejepscot should be placed in Cumber- land county. 120 Dele Warren Preston, at Clinton, and insert his name at Norridgewcck. 123 Aaron five lines from top, should be Avon. Dele Huntoon, and insert Levi H. Perkins,' Attorney C. Pleas. 129 In October, 1811, there were 305 students in Yale College.

ISO Brown University, insert Hon. David Howell, ll.d . Prof. Law. Before Bowcn ,m.d. insert William C. 133 Mr. Wright, preceptor of Portland Academy. 134 Richard Kimball, a.b. Preceptor atBradford Acad- emy. 135 Rev. Daniel Sharp, Pastor 3d Baptist Church in Boston. 136* Rev. E. Hubbard, Newbury, dismissed. 1S6 Dele R. S mger, Cambridge, and insert Evern M. Johnson, reader, 138 Dele Rev. A. Meech, dismissed. 141 Insert Rev. J. R. Cutting, C. Waldoboro'. 141 Dele Rev. Elijah Kellogg, dismissed. 341 Insert Rev. Jonathan Bclrien, at Bristol. 143 Dele Rev. B. Caryl, deceased. 148 Samuel K. Whiting, Collector at Bangor. 194 Dele Phineas Bond, and insert Thomas Moore, Consul-General. %9J Dde R. Codman, deceased. 238 Poft- Offices in New-Hampfhire.

Post-Offices and Post-Masters in the State of New-Ilamfiehire. Amherst, Eli Brown Kingston, Levi BarUet Atkinson, Jtimes Dow Keene, Booz M. Athertcn Ackworth, Samuel Slader Lancaster, Sam. A. Pearsos. Andovcr, West Bonney Lebanon, Thomas Hough Boscawen, Timothy Dix Littleton, James Williams Harrington, Samuel Cutts Londonderry, Isaac. Thora Bath, John Haddock Litchfield, Francis Chase Canaan, Joshua Harris Landaff, Nathaniel I^x CentreHarbour, B.Moulton Lempster, -.— Charlestown, F. A.Sumner Lyman, L. Wright Chester, Daniel French Marlboro' David Carter Chesterfield, E.Harvey, jr. Meredith, Jonathan Ladd Ciaremont, Josiah Stevens Moultonboro' G. Freeze Concord, David George New Chester, E. Kimball Columbia, James Dewey NewHampton, W.B.Kellejr CVebrook, James Hugh N. Ipswich, B. Champney . Conway, James Russell Newmarket, J. Shute, jr. Cornish, Harvey Chase Nottingham, H. Butler, jn Dover, John Wheeler Northwood, John Harvey Dunstable, Noah Lovewell Orfcrd, William Howard Durham, George Frost Ossipee, David Gilman Dalton, Edward Reid Pembroke, B. Cushing Deerfield, Benja. Butler Peterborough, S. Smith Epping, Wm. rlumer, jr. Plymouth, J:-na.P.-:bbins,jiv Epsom, Samuel Morrill Portsmouth, Mark Simes Exeter, J. W. Gilman Pelham, James Wilson Enfield, Rochester, JosepK Clark Robert Cochran ^ Fitz william, J. Robinson Salem, Phineas Gordon, jr. Francestown, R. Nesmith Salisbury, Moses Etustham Franconia, J. Punchard Sandbornton, T. Kimball Gilmantown, Steph. Moody Stuartstown, Jer. Eames Groton, Edmund Shattrick Stratford, Jared W. Daniels Hampstcad, True Kimball Tamworth, B. Gilman Haverhill, Moses Dow Wakefield, J. G. Hall Hillsborough, D. Starret Walpole, Wm.Peirce Hampton, James Leavitt Washington, R.Famswcrtk. Hanover, Aaron Wright Wilmot, Eliphalet Gay Hebron, Willian Gale Westmoreland, J. Bowen Henniker, Isaac Rice Windham, A ndrew Park Hopkinton, John Harris Winchester, Henry Pratt Jaffrey, Samuel Dakin Wentworth, Caleb Keitk Jefferson, Samuel Plaisted LIST of Roads from Bofton, v/iih the Names of Innkeepers, fpecially corrected for this kcgifter.

To Hartford^ 240 Lift of Roads. 1' Lift of Roads. 241

Charleftown Hunt 4 Cavendifh Stiles 9 Meeting- Houfe 4 Lud!ow Dennifon 4 Clamnont 11 Mount Holly Green 9 Cornifh Chafe 4 Clark 3 Windfor Pettes a Shrewfbury Tinney 5 Hartland Childs Clarendon Parker 6 . 5 Hartlan Ferry 5 Brown 6 Lebanon Woods % Rutland Gould 3 Hanover Dowey 6 Pittsford Kendall 8 Brandon Gofs 9 14a Liecefter Woodward 3 To Dartmouth College, through Salifbury John ion a Concord, N. H. Middlebury Be^l 9 M«dford Blanch ard $ ~3 Reading Parker 6 Andover Ames 9 To Burlington. Poor 3 Middlebury (as before) 183 Salem, N. H. Pcttee 3 Vergennes Painter Towne j Ferrifburg Hawley Londonderry Clark 5 Chariotte Barnes Chefter Folfom 8 Sherburne Parfons Head 9 Burlington Crain Concord Stickncy, Mann 10 ai7 63 To Montreal. Burlington (as before) ai? Bofcawen Chellis Milton Hullgate 14 Salifbury Rogers Acrofs the Sand-bar 5

Pettingell Gut between S fcj* N. Hero i% Andover Thompfcn Ferry to North- Hero I Wilmot Gay Herv-Vs Ferry ^ Springfield Noyes A! burgh * Enfield Flanders Savage Point Lebanon Hough Latitude 45° Griggs Hanover Dewey Barrows Jones 55 St. Johns Watfon Whole diftance ' Ha'f-way houfe Dewer ^ | - from Bofton J I Leproire

To Middleborough^ Ft. 1 Ferry to Montreal WalpoleViHage(asbefore) 94 Rockingham Webb 9) %%i Cheftor FolfomW 7 1 24* Lift of Roads.

To Mojttpctier, Vt. Warren j Hanover, N* H. (as before, Briftol Keith 4 through Concord, N.H.) 118 Hartford Richardfon J6 Sharon Bentan To Plymouth, over Neponfet Lathrop Bridge. Royalfton Smith Dorchefter Eaton 4 Randolph Baylies Quincy Newcomb 4 Brookfield Edfon Weymouth Arnold 3 Ainfworth Scituate Collamore 6 Wm.ftown Woodward Hanover Leonard 5 Montpelier Davis, Hall Pembroke Magoun r Duxbury Loring 4 175 Kingfton 5 To Taunton, Plymouth Nicholfon 4 Milton Allen 7 Sharon Savage 11 36 Eafton Kimball 9 To Pro-vineetown, Cipe Cod. Taunton Atwood(Hotel) 9 Plymouth (as before) 36 Eilis 1 I 36 Sandwich Newcomb ' To Taunton, over Blue-bill Barnftable Howland 8 Turnpile. Loring, Sturgis 4 Milton Allen 6 Yarmouth Doane 4 Tucker 3 Harwich O'Brien 9 Stoughton Mrs.M'Condry 6 Orleans Bafcomb 6 Bridgewater Marlhall 5 Eaftham Collins 4 Taunton Atwood 1 Wellfleet Brown % Truro Collins 10 3* Provincetown Smalley 9 To Newport, Commercial line. Taunton (as before 31 116 Freetown (A Sonet) 9 To Martha's Vineyard. Troy Stratton 6' Sandwich (as before) 54 Tiverton (Stone bridge) Falmouth Hamden 10 Fairbanks 6 Hatch S Newport Townfend 12 Woods Hole, Parker 4 Ferry to Vineyard 9 66 To Warren and Br i/JJj R.I-J Taunton (as before) 31 To Providence. Dighton Dean 7 Roxbury Ellis 6 Sam erfct Davis 4 Dedham Fuller 3 Swanzey QHafe g Walpole P»Ucy 11

3

244 Lift of Roads.

To VSifcuJfctt. Sullivan (ferry) Sargent 4 Portland (as before) 1.18 Goldfborough Hill 6 Falmouth Knight 3 Steuben Moore 10 New-Cafco Buckman 3 Cherryfield Archibald 9 N. Yarmouth Mitchell 6 Columbia Patten 13 Freeport Corner jamefon 11 Jonefboro' Carlifle 9 Bruufwick Eftebrooks 9 Machias court-houfc Bath (turnpike) Lambert ia Chaloner, Ellis 8 Herndell's ferry Smith a "Woolwich Smith a 354 Monleag Gray 4 To Calais, Scboodick Rimer. Wifcaffett Brooks, Hilton 4 Machias (as before) 3^4 Eaft River Talbot 6 '74 Planta. No. 1 Huntley ia ' To Hallfwtll and Augufa. Dennyfville Wilder 12 Brunfwick 150 Pennamaquan Leighton 5 Topfham Tucker a Robbinftown Brewer ia Bowdoin Patten 7 Calais Downes ia Baker 6 Gardner Rice 7 413 Hailowell Xbngfellow 7 To Norridgvoock>(near the bead Augufta Pollard a of Kennebeck river>) through Oxford County. 118 Portland (fee back) 118 To BuckJIoivn. Falmouth Lambert j Wifcaflett (as before) 174 Gray Cobb 10 Sheepfcot Ranlett 5 New-Gloucefter 7 Damarifcotta Bryant 5 Poland 9 Waldoborough Bernard 10 Minot Perkins 4 Warren Page 8 Turner Lcvett 7 Thomaftown Jenks 5 Livermore Munroe it Camden Palmer iz Jay Froft 7 Lincolnville Ulmer 7 Wilton ' g Belfaft Bridge 13 Farmington Ruft 7 ProfpeA Moorman 5 Mercer Arnold 8 Buckftourn Badger iz Starks Curby 5 Norridgewoek Ware 7 aj6 To Machias. ai4 Buckftown (as before) 456 To Amhsrjl, N. H. Orland Hancock 3 Medford Blanchard 5 Bluehill Witham 14 Woburn Hiil 5 Ellfworth Langdon 14 Billerica Bovvers 9 Trenton Gookins 8 Chelmsford meeting- h. 4 Lift of Roads. MS

Tyngfboro' Swallow *J Freeport Jamefon 123 Punftable Pollard 6 Brunfwick Nichols 13* do. (Nafhua Village) 2 Topfham Tucker 133 Merrionac Patterfon $ Bowdoinhara Potter 140 Amherft Eaton 3 Bowdoin Baker 147 do. meeting-h. Convers 3 Litchfield Colby 154 Hallowell Tittan 16a 49 Augufta Dillingham 165 To Wind/or, Vt. Vaffalboro' Childs 175 Amherft (as before) a<) Harlem Wiggin 180 Mount-Vernon Ray 3 Fail fax Howard 186 Franciftown meeting h. io Unity Bartlett 193 Hillfborough M'Nicl ti Toy 200 Wafhington Farnfworth 9 Dixmont Butmaii ai© I/cmfter Brainard 7 Hamden Baylies 224 Claremont C£i»fe 12 Bangor Hatch a30 Windfor Pettes 9 To Eajlport and Robbinfown. Brunfwick Nichols 13a no Bath 140 |The two following Lifts give Woolwich 144 the whole diftance fromBof- Wifcaflet E rooks 154 ton in each line.] Sheepfcot Pandlet 160 Turnpike Road to Bangor. Dammafcotta Bryant 164 Cbarleflown a Nobleborough 168 Maiden 4 Waldoboro' Barnard 174 Lynnfield hotel I a Warren Page 182 Topsfield hotel ai Thomaftown Gleaf-.n 188 Newbury a8 Camden Tavcn 2CO Newbury port Stetfon 23 Lincolnville 206 Amefbury 37 Northport Bridge 202 Hampton falls Hammond 43 Belfaft Cunningham 3i2 Greenland 52 Acrofs theferry to Caftine Portfmouth Davenport 58 1 2 miles Perkina 233 Kittery Rice 60 Bluehill Withar 242 York Emmerfon 68 Trenton Gookin 256 Wells Hobbs 76 Sullivan 264 Kennebunk JefFerds 83 Steuben Moore 285 Arundel Perkins 88 Columbia Patten 394 Saco Clcves 93 Addiwn 300 Scarborough Millikin 100 Jonefborough 310 Portland M'Lellan 105 Machias Illis 320 Falmouth Lambert no Eaftport 339 N. Yarmouth Mitchell 1*17W Dennifvillc 3445 (4-6 Cenfus of New-Harnpfnire. HI CENSUS OF TOWNS IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE. * ,

% 4 8 Cenfus of Towns in N. Hampshire HlLLSBORO Cheshi«f,. Amherft i55\ Andover 12.59 Antrim * 1277 Bedford 1296 Bofcav/en • 1820

Brookline . £38

Bradford •. , *°34 Deering *3 63 Dunbarton 1256 DunGable 1049 Fifhersfield 563 Franceftown M5» Goffstcwn soco Greenfield 98c Hancock 1184 Henniker 1608 Hillfboxoofih 1592 Holies Hopkintcn 23 l6 Lyndeborough I074 Litchfield tffa Kearfearge Gore

Manchester 6 1,5 Mafon 1077 Merrimack 1047

Mi I ford 1118 Mount-Verndn 762 New-Bofton * 1619 New-Ipfwicb .New-London 692 Nottingham Weft 1376 Peterborough *537 Salifbury » 1913 Sharon 446 Society Land 199 Sutton 1328 Temple 94 Warner 1838 Weare 260,4 Wind for 238 Wihon 1017 Wilinot

49,14.9 Cenfus of Towns In N. Hacnpfhire. 24.9

Concord 1:26 Covenny Danbury Dorcheiter

El 11 worth Enfield IFranconia "Grafton Groton Hanover

Haverhill . - Hebron N. Holdernefs Landaff Lebanon Lyme Lincoln Littleton Lyman New-Chefter Orange Orford Peeling Piermont Plymouth Rumney 7" horn ton Warren Wentworth Trecothlck Two L'jcaiictis INDEX.

Page Pn*e & . . ACADEMY of Arts Circuit Court, Attcmies 191 and Sciences 50 Coins. Tables of 2?8 Academics in Mafia. 132 Collectors of Revenue 148 Additions & Corrections 231 Colleges 12,5 Agent?, Commercial 192 Commercial Agents 10a Agricultural Societies 51 Commeri ial Information ±27 Alms-Houfe 164 Committees, Standing 3J

Ancient and Honorable Congrefs Twe! nh 3 B,$ Artillery Company 163 Confiables in Bed on lSj Appendix - - 231 CorSuU, American, in Aqueduft Co.rporr.tiqn 53 foreign countries 192 Army of the U. Stapes 196 Confuls, 'ouvgn, in U.S. 194 Artillery of MalTachuf. 160 Convention Cong. Min. 144 Alienation Cong. Minii". 145 Otmcil of MjtTachafi 16

Athenaeums _ ,52 Court S. J . Mafikhuf. 75 Attornies, Circuit Court 191 Courts, S. J. Calendar of 68 Auctioneers in Bofton 166 Com. Pleas 69 BANKS in Maffachpf. 55 Prob?

Page Page FEDERAL Courts 189 LEAKAGE, allow- Fees, Cuftom Houfe 224 ance for 207 Female AiTylum 43 Letters, poftage of 2 Field Officers of Infantry 152 Libraries 51 Firewards 164 Lincoln County Juf- Fifh, bounty on 226 tices, &c. lc$ Frankl.Co. Tuftices,&c. 123 Loons, Comrniflioncrs of 192 GENERAL Court 16 Lodges in Maflachufetts B$ General Staff Officers 148 MARINE Societies 64 Government of the U.S. 18,5 Market, Clerk of the 165

Governors of Mafla. 1 Mafonic Societies 65 Do. of the feverai States 184 Measures, table of 17a Grand Lodge of Mafia. 63 Medical Societies 39 HAMPSHIRE Juf- Medical Difpenfary 40 tices, &c. 88 Middlefex Co. Juft. &c. 8s

' Hancock Juftices, &c. 1 1 Middlefex Mufical Soci. 233 Haywards and Hogreeves 1 66 Militia of Maflachufetts I48 II ay weigher 166 Miniftcrs in Maffachuf. 134 Hemp, Surveyors of 166 Mimfters of the U.S.J Highways, Surveyors of 166 in foreign countries y 9 Hiftorical Society fio Mini ft. foreign in U. S. 194 Hoops, Cullers cf 166 Miffiouary Societies- 45 Hops, Infpe6tor of 38 Monument,Wa{hington 231 Huulewiights, Society of 53 Municipal Court 167 Humane Societies 44 Mufical Societies in New- Hulfars, Bcfton 163 Hampfhire. 233, 234 IMPORTATIONS, NANIUCKETCo. Duties on 210 Juftices, &c. 98 Importations, Reftric- Navy Agents, &c. 15a tions on 203 Naval Force of U. S. 207 Increafe in Population 209 Navy of United States 201 Independent Cadets 163 Norfolk Co. Juft. &c. 115 Infantry, Field Offic. of 15a Notaries Public Qj Infpeclors, State 37 OU I PORTS, Inspec- Infpeftors of Out-Ports 147 tors of 147 Infurance Companies 60 Overfeers Poor, Bcfton 164 Inflruclors in Schools 164 Oxford Co. Juftices,&c. 120 lntereft Table 230 PAY of Navy Officers 208 Iron Work Companies 54 Phi Beta Kappa 131 JUDICIARY of the Phyficians in Bofton 107 United States 188 Pilots, Branch 148 Tuftices thiough the State 75 Pilotage, rates of 169 KKNNlBEGKCrtn- Plyrn. Co. Juftices, &c. 91 y Ju.Hi.ces, &c. 118 2£2 Index. I Page Pat Police, (Bofton) 164 Stone lime Infp. (Boft.) 166 Poor, Overfeers of, Boft 164 Storage, ratcc of 171 Population of U. S. £09 Suffolk Co. Jufticrs, &c. 77 do. of London 182 SJ.C.

Salted provifi. bounty on 226 United S;ates Army j 06 Schools, Bofton Pnblic 164 United States Calendar 18.5 School-Commit Boit. 164 Univerfities 12.5 Secretary of thee State 3' VOTES for Governor Selectmen of Bofton in Maffachufetts 168 Senate of Manachafetti •a- Votes for Gover. in Bof. 168 Senate of U. States WARDENS, Port 147 Shingle?, Surveyors of 166 War Department \ Slaves in the U. S. 246 Warren Phalanx 163 Societies, charitable Washington juft. &<:. 1 — 4o 14 Humane 4} Keeper of Standards 01 Mifiionary Weights and Meafures 39 Marine 64 Sealers of do. 166 - — promoting Chrif- Wharfage, Rates of . 160 tian Knowledge 48 Wheat, Surveyors of i6(> St trerfet Co. Juft. &c. 122 Worcefter, Jufliees, &c. 98 Standing Committees 31 Wood, Meafurers of 166 State-Pi Ton Directors j 47 YORK County Juf- Swv^, Cullers of (Roil. 1 i6tj tices, &c. 8$ m '...