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BOSTON:

JAMES LORING, 132 WASHINGTON STREET. ECLIPSES IN 183ir.

I. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 5th day of Aplril, at 2h. 36 m. in the morning, therefore invisible.

II. There will be an Eclipse of the Moon on the 20th of April, at 3h. 54 m. in the afternoon, likewise invisible.

III. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 4th of May, at 2h. 17m. in the afternoon, visible only in remote northern regions.

IV. There will be an Eclipse of the Moon on the 13th of October in the evening, total, chiefly visible. Moon rises, 5.6 digits eclipsed, at 5h Beginning of total darkness Ecliptical Opposition Middle

End of total darkness . End of the Eclipse Duration of total darkness

Duration of Visibility . Depth of immersion, 18 digits from the south shadow.

V. There will be an Eclipse of the Sun on the 29th of October, at 6h.5Im. in the morning, consequently invisible. J 5/7,3M3l

INDEX.

. 21 Academy of Music I Commissioners, County

Agricultural Society . Commissioners, Meetings of 24 " Amlierf^t College . . Mass. . . 95 Andover Institution Court, Counsel. Circuit, U.S. 205 " Antiquarian Society Supreme Judicial . . 20 «' Anti-Slavery Societies S. J. Callenderof . 22 " Ancient & Hon. Artillery Co. 95 Common Pleas . . 20 " Army of the United Slates 223 C. P. Callendar of . 23 Asylums 169 " Municipal .... 20 Assessors 233 " Police 20 Attorneys in Boston ... 47 " Probate 25

Attorneys, Circuit Court, U. 8.205 Custom House Officers . 206

Auctioneers in Boston . . 234 Deaths in Boston .... 248 Banks in Boston . ... 174 Dispensary, Medical . , 162

" in . 184 District Officers of U. States 202 " in New . 187 Dukes County Justices, &c. 60

Bftpgase Waggons . . . 240 Berkshire Justices, &;c. . . 51 Education Societies ... 156 Barnstable Justices, &c. . 49 Essex Justices, &c. ... 61 Bible Societies .... 157 Kye and Ear Infirmary . . 162 Bishops, Episcopal, Method- Expenses of overseers of Poor ist, & R. Catholic, in U. S. 119 of Boston 249 Blind Asylum 109

Bristol Justices, &;c. . . 56 Farm School 170 Boston Common .... 244 Federal Courts .... 204 Boston Atheneum . . . 250 Fire Society 168 Fire Department .... 231

Churches and Ministers . 113 Franklin Justices, &c. . . 66 Charitable Societies . . . 165 Fires in Boston .... 243 Chronology of Bost. Common 244

Cincinnati of Massachusetts 168 General Association . . 155 City Officers in Boston . 228 Governors of Massachusetts 30 Colleges in Massachusetts 146 " of the Several States 220

" in New England . 150

Commerce of Boston • . 246 Hampshire Justices,

Constables in Boston . . 234 Hampden Justices, &c. , 69 Congress, 24th .... 197 Handel and Haydn Society 164

Consuls, American . . . 209 . . . 146

" Foreign in U. S. . 213 Health Commiss. ofBoston 229

Congregational Charitable So. 1 1 Historical Society . . . 163 Convention ofCong. Min. ]10 Howard Benevolent Society 169

Counsellors, &c. in Boston 47 Hospital Corporation . . 165 Index.

Insane Hospital .... 165 Rail Road Corporations . 173 Insiruclera in Public Schools 231 Religious in j Denom. U. S. 129

Insurance Conips. in Boston J89| Representaiives of Mass. .

" of . . 198

Literary Societies . . . 163

Lyceums 164 Sabbath School Societies . 158

Lunatic Hospital at Worces. 166 Salaries of State Officers . 102 " Lying in Hospital ... 166 of U. S. Officers . . 201

Savings Bank in Boston . 167 M.-trine Society .... 171 School Committee, Boston 230

Manufactories in Mass. . 245 Seamen's Friend Society . 170 Marine Hospital .... 167 Secretaries ot Departments 201 Masters in Chancery . . 94 Standing Commit, of House 43

Mechanics' Association . 249 Stages from Boston . . . 2,38 Medical Society of Mass. 103, 159 State Prison 172

Medical Schools . . 151, 161 Suffolk Justices, &c. . . 44 Middlesex Justices, &c. . 74 Supreme Court of Mass. . 20 Militia of Massachusetts . 131 " '« of U. States 201

Missionary Societies . . 154 Surveyors 232 Municipal Court .... 20 Surplus Money for the sever- Mass. Register 40 years ago 242 al States 247 School Returns .... 248 Justices, &c. . 80

Navy of the United States 225 Temperance St)cieties . 165

Newton institution . . . 152 Theological Institutions 151

Norfolk Justices, &c. . . 81 Tract Societies . , . 158

Natural History Society . 250

Undertakers in Boston . 235

Phillips' Academy . . . 153 Unitarian Association . 155

Phrenological Society . . 249

Physicians in Boston . . 235 Vessels of the Navy 226 Population of United States 227 Votes for Governor . . 247

Plymouth Justices, &c. . 84

Police Court in Boston . 20 Wesleyan Academy . . 153 Postaee 101 Williams College . . 149

Post 'J'owns and Masters . 96 Worcester Justices, &.c. 87 Probate Courts .... 25 Presidential Elections . 221 Young Men's Association . 164

JANUARY, 1837, begins on Sunday.

New Moon, 6th day, 6h. 58m. evening. First Quarter, 13th day, Oh. 21m. evening. Full Moon, 21st day, 2h. 50m. evening. Last Quarter, 29th day, Ih. 31m. evening.

M|\V| Observable Days, &c. jr. ^s.| f.sea.|r.es Circumcision. 7 33 5 Bat. of Princeton, 1777.

Peace rat. by Con^. 1784. runs low. Epiphany. High tides. i in perigee. 1st Sun. after Epiph. Bat- tle of N. Orleans, 1815. Stamp Act passed, 1765. Dr. Dwight died, 1817. Darkness in London, 1679. Cher. mist. est. 1817. Ltoiv tides. 2d Sun. after Epiphany. Battle at Corunna, 1809. Franklin born, 1706. Battle of Cowpens, ]781.

in apogee. Middling tides. Septuagesima. William Pitt died, 1806. Frederic the Great b. 1712. Conversion of St. Paul.

Treaty with France, 1832. Peter the Great died, 1725. Sexagesima. George HI, 3012 died, 1820. 31 13 Cold Tuesday, 1815. FEBRUARY, 1837, begins on Wed.

MARCH, 1837, begins on Wednesday.

MAY, 1837, begins on Monday.

New Moon, 4th day, 2h. 23m. evening. First Quarter, 12th day, Oh. 54m. evening. Full Moon, 20th day, 2h. 50. morning. Last Quarter, 26th day, 7h. 20m. evening.

M-IWI Observable Days, &e. |r. ^s.| f.sea. |r.# s. 1 2 Sts. Phillip and James. 2 8 59 3 43 23 Green Miss. b. 1721. 1 9 40 4 34 10 16 4 23 45 High 58 10 58 •set. 56 tides. 57 11 33 8 26 67 St. John. 56 ev. 9 9 28 7 A 6th Sun. after Easter. 55 46 10 36 8 2® runs hiffh. 54 1 2811 34 93 53 2 7'morn 10 4 American Tract So. An, 51 57j 16 11 5 American Bible So. An. 50 51 58 12 6 Loiv tides. 49 49 1 33 IS 7 Boston Port Bill, 1774. 48 56 1 55 14 A VVhitsunday. 47 9 2 16 15 2 Mrs. Hemans, died 1833, 46 2 38 16 3 Gallatin and Bayard sailed 45 50 2 54 17 4 for St. Petersburg, '13. 44 41 3 12 18 5 Gen. Assem. P. Church. 43 17 3 42 19 6 High, tides. 42 10 58 3 59 20 7 Layfayette died, 1834. 41 1 35®ris. 21 A 'Trinity Sun. 40 morn. 9 40 22 2 @ runs low. 39 20,10 35 23 3 lAm. Sab. Sch. Un. Ann. 38 1 4 11 44 24 4 ® in perigee. 37 morn 25 5 36 26! 26 6 Calvin died, 1564. 35 1 1 27 7 Loio tides. 35 1 30 28 A Wni. Pitt born, 1759. 34 1 54 29 2 33 2 10 30 3 Insur. at Lyons, 1793. 32 2 27 314 iTract Ann. Boston. 31 2 46 JUNE, 1837, begins on Thursday.

JULY, 1837, begins on Saturday. AUGUST, i837, begins

SEPTEMBER, 1837, begins on Friday. OCTOBER, 1837, begins on Sunday.

NOVEMBER, 1837, be DECEMBER, 1837, begins on

Population of Massachusetts. 17 CEJVSUS OF THE TOWJVS IN MASSACHUSETTS With the Date of Incorporation and the Distance from Boston. SUFFOLK. Inc. 1820 1S30 1630 Boston 43,298 61,392 Chelsea 594 642 ESSEX. 1629 Salem 34 35

39 39 40 43 45 45 46 49 50 68 68 75 85 1725 28 57 64 82 93

1819 19

1629 30 30 30 35 39 42 44 49 55 55 55 60 63 74 83

91 700 18 Population of Massachusetts. roe. Population of Massachusetts. 19 BERKSHIRE. ftie. 20 Courts. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. , of Boston, Chief Justice. Samuel Putnam, of Boston, y Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Boston, ^ Associate Just. , of Taunton, ) Attorney General^ James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions, Octavius Pickering, of Boston.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. , Chief Justice. , Leominster, J John M. Williams, Taunton, \ Associate Justices. David Cummins, Salem, ) District Attorneys. Asahel Huntington, of Salem, for Northern District. Charles H. Warren, of N. Bedford, for Southern Dist. Pliny Merrick, of Worcester, for Middle District. Charles A. Dewey, of Northampton, for Western Dist.

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

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON.

William Simmons, ) John Gray Rogers, > Justices. James C. Merrill, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Assistant Clerk, William Knapp. The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, a. m. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. m. The salaries of the Justices are 1500 dollars each. County Commissioners. 21 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BARNSTABLE. Jesse Boyden, Sandwich, Chairman. Michael Collins, Eastham, Alexander Baxter, Yar* mouth. Special Commissioners, Nathaniel Hinckley, Barn- stable, Jonathan Nickerson, Dennis. BERKSHIRE. Luther Washburn, Pittsfield, Chairman. Peter Brings, Adams, Lyman Brown, Sandisfield. Special Commissioners, Edward Stephens, New Marl- borough, Levi Belden, Lenox. BRISTOL. Thomas A. Greene, New Bedford, Chairman. William Seaver, Taunton, Elkanah Bates, Mansfield. Special Commissioners, Adoniram Crane, Berkley,Lem- uel May, Attleborough. DUKES.

, Timothy Dao-gett, Edgartown, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, Harrison P. Mayhew, Chil- mark. Special Commissioners, Daniel Fellows, Edgartown, Thomas Bradley, Tisbury. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. John W. Proctor, Danvers, Moses Newhall, West Newbury. Special Commissioners, David Putnam, Salem, Wil- iiam Whipple, Gloucester. FRANKLIN. Horace W. Taft, Sunderland, Chairman. Isaac Newton, 2d. Greenfield, Noah Wells, Rowe. Special Commissioners, Richard Colton, Northfield, Amos Russell. HAMPDEN. James U. Crooks, Springfield, Chairman. Gideon Styles, Southwick, Cyrus Knox, Palmer. Special Commissioners, Linus Bagg, West Springfield, Lucius Wright, Westfield. HAMPSHIRE. Charles P. Phelps, Hadley, Chairman. Elisha Strong and , of Northampton. Special Commissioner, Oliver Smith, Hatfield. 3* B2 Supreme Judicial Courts. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. David TowDsend, Waltham, Abner Wheeler, Fra- mingham. Special Commissioners, Timothy Prescott, Concord, William Livingston, Lowell. NORFOLK. Samuel P. Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. Seth Mann, Randolph, Joseph Hawes, Walpole. Special Commissioners, John C. Scammell, Bellingham, Benjamin P. Williams, Roxbury. PLYMOUTH. Isaac Alden, 3d. East Bridgewater, Chairman. John B. Turner, Scituate, Thomas Savery, Wareham. Special Commissioners, Jonathan Parker, Plympton, Jesse Perkins, North Bridgewater. •WORCESTER. John W. Lincoln, Worcester, Chairman. Ebenezer D. Amidon, Southbridge, William Craw- ford, Oakham. Special Commissioners, Benjamin Davenport, Men- don, Ephraim Stone, Templeton.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAAV TERMS, Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable and Dukes. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Monday next preceding the 4th Tues in Sep- tember. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 3d Tues next after the 4th Tues in Septeniber. JSTorfolk. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues. of September. Sufolk and JVantucket. Boston, 1st Tues in March. JVorcester. Worcester, on the 1st Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Courts of Common Pleas. 23

NISI PRIUS TERMS. Barnstable and Diik.es. At Barnstable, for Barnsta- ble and Dukes counties, on the 9th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Berkshire. At Lenox, for Berkshire county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Bristol. At Taunton, for Bristol county, on the 7th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March, and at New Bedford, on the 2d Tues in November. Essex. At Ipswich, for Essex county, on the 8th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Franklin. At Greenfield, for Franklin county, on the 2d Tues of April and September. Hampden. At Springfield, for Hampden county, on the 8th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March, and on the 1st Tues in September. Hampshire. At Northampton, on the 7th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Middlesex. At Lowell, on the 2d Tues in April. JVantucket At Nantucket, for the county of Nan- tucket, on the 1st Tues of July. JVorfolk. At Dedham, on the 3d Tues in February. Plymouth. At Plymouth, for Plymouth county, on the 10th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March. Suffolk. Boston, 7th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Worcester. At Worcester, for Worcester county, 6th Tues next after the 1st Tues in March.

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

Franklin. Greenfield, on the 3d Mon in March, 2d Moo in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, :jd Mon in June, 2d Men in October, and 3d Mon in February. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in November. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Men in June. Lowell, 2d Mon in September. Cambridge, 2d Mon in December. JVantuckd. Nantucket, 1st Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. J^orfolk. J)edham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in September, and 3d Mon in December. Plymouth. Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 2d Mon in August, and 1st Mon in December. Suffolk. Boston, 1st Tues in January, April, July, and October. Worcester. Worcester, 1st Mon in March, 3d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December. Criminal court, 3d Mon of Jan- uary, last Mon of May, and 4th Mon of September.

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

Calendar of Probate Courts. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, March, September and December, and on the 3d Tues of May and June. At Sandwich, at the house of Sabin Smith, on the 2d Tues of November. At Falmouth, at the house of David Lewis, on the Wed next after the 2d Tues of November. At Yarmouth, at the house of Charles Sears, on the 2d Tues of Aug. At Harwich, at the house of David Kendrick, on the 3d Mon of April, and on the last Mon of October. At Brewster, at the house of Elisha Crocker, on the Tues next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Tues next after the last Mon of October. At Orleans, at the house of Henry Knowles, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Wed next after the last Mon of October. At Wellfleet, at the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, on the Thurs next after the last Mon of Oc- tober. At Truro, at the house of John Kenny, on the Thurs next after the 3d Mon of April. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the .

26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Griswold's, in Great Barrington, on the 2d Tues in February, May, August and November. At Mr. Tower's, in Lanesborough, on the 2d Tues in Jan- uary, April, July and October. BRISTOL. The 1st Tues in each month, as follows : —At Taun- ton, in January, March and August. At Norton, in July and November. At Dighton, in June and December, and 1st Fri after 1st Tues in every month, except June and December. At N. Bedford, in May and October. At Freetown, in February. At Seekonk, in Septem- ber. At Fall River, the last Tues in June. At West- port, the last Tues in July. DUKES. At the house of Bernard Luce, in Tisbury, on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Jane Luce, on the 3d Mon of April. At the house of Charles Butler, in Edgar- town, on the 3d Mon of July, and 3d Mon of October. ESSEX. At the Probate Office in Ipswich, on the 1st Tues in February, March, May, June, August, September, No- vember and December. At Salem, 1st Tues in Janu- ary, April, July and October, and the 3d Tues in Feb- ruary, May, August and November. At Newburyport, on the 2d Tues in March, June, September and Decem- ber. At Haverhill, on the 3d Tues in April and October. At Gloucester, on the 2d Tues in May and November. At Marblehead, on the Wed following the 1st Tues in April and October. At Lynn, on the Wed following the 1st Tues in January and July. At Andover, (North

Parish,) 3d Tues in January ; and Andover, (South Parish,) 3d Tues in July. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, 2d Tues in February, March and May, 3d Tues in June, 4th Tues in August 2d Tues in Oc- tober, 1st Tues in November, and 3d Tues in Decem- ber. At Conway, 1st Tues in February, and 3d in July. At Charlemont, 3d Tues in May and October. At Wendell, last Tues of April, and 3d Tues in Septem- ber. At Warwick, the day following the last Tues of April, and the day following the 3d Tues in September. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 27 HAMPDEN.

At Springfield, nine times ; at Westfield, twice ; and at Monson, twice in each year, at such places and times in said terras as the Judge shall appoint. HAMPSHIRE. At the Court House in Northampton, on the IstTues of each month in the year, except July. At Amherst, on the 2d Tues in April and October. At Belchertown, on the 2d Tues of February and August, at the house of J. H. Clapp. At Chesterfield, on the 2d Tues in May and September, at the house of E. Clapp. MIDDJ.ESEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tues of March, May and November, and on the 1st Tues of September. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charles- town, on the 3d Tues of J V uruary and August. At Framingham, on the last Tii(.>s of June and October. At Groton, on the 1st Tues uf May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. NORFOLK. At the Court House in Dedham, on the 1st Tues of each month. At Quincy, on the 2d Tues of February, May and August. At Roxbury, on the 4th Fues of February, May, August and November. In the First Parish in Wrentham, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. At the Factory Village, in Medway, on the Mon next preceding the 3d Tues of February and November. PLYMOUTH. At Plymouth, on the 3d Mon of January, February, and May, on the second Mon of April and August, and on the 1st Mon of December. At Scituate, on the 1st Tues of March and June, and the last Tues of August and November. At East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tues of April, July, and October. At Middleborough, on the last Tues of May, and the 1st Tues of August and No- vember. At Rochester, on Wed next after the last Tues of May, and Wed next after the first Tues of November. 28 Justices in Massachusetts.

SUFFOLK. At the Probate OfSce, in the County Court House, School Street, Boston, every Monday, except the first Monday in each month. WORCESTER. At the Probate Office, in the Court House, in Wor- cester, on the 1st Tues in every month. At Templeton, on Thurs next after the 3d Tues in May, and on the 3d Tues in October. At West Brookfield, on the 2d Tues in April, and 4th in October. At Lancaster, on the 3d Tues in May and November. At Uxbridge, 4th Tues in May and November. At Barre, on the 3d Tues of August and January. At Mendon, on the 4th Tues in May. At Fitchburg, on the 1st Thurs in June, and 1st Thurs in December.

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth^ arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Artemas Ward, Boston Silas Holman, Bolton Bezaleel Taft, Uxbridge Rich'd.Sullivan, Brookline Benjamin Pickman, Salem B.W.Crowninshield, Bost. Perez Morton, Dorchester Thos. Greenleaf, Quincy Harrison G. Otis, Boston Josiah Quincy, Cambridge Daniel Kilham, Wenham Wm. Reed, Marblehead William Prescott, Boston Samuel Porter, Hadley Oliver Fiske, Worcester Abrah. Holmes, Rochester , Boston Joseph Locke, Lowell John Davis, Boston , Leominster , Cambridge Levi Lincoln, Worcester George Blake, Boston Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham Charles Jackson, Boston Wm. P. Walker, Lenox N. Mitchell, Boston Nathan Chandler, Lexing. Samuel S. Wilde, Boston David Cummins, Salem Ssmuel Putnam, Boston Jesse Putnam, Boston John^vYelles, Boston Marcus Morton, Taunton Nath'l. Bowditch, Boston Nathan Willis, Pittsfield Peter C. Brooks, Medford RusselFreeman,Sandwich John T. Kirkland, Boston Stephen White, Boston Samuel Crocker, Taunton , Salem John Pickering, Boston James Fowler, Westfield Sam'l.P.P.Fay, Cambridge Stephen Barker, Andover Justices in Massachusetts. 29

Hezekiah Barnard, Boston Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Edmund CushinsfJ^unenb. John Q. Adams, Quincy Thos. L.VVinthrop, Boston Jiirnes T. Austin, Boston Jacob Hall, Boston S. T. Armstrong, Boston John Merrill, Newbiiryport John R. Adan, Boston John Endicott, Dedham Jeremiah Mason, Boston , E. Bridge w. David Mack, jr. Amherst Ezra Mndgp, Boston Ja's Richardson, Dedham Joshua DanfbrthjPittsfield Benjamin Sheldon, New Mark Doolittle, Belchert. Marlborough John- Mason, Swanzey. Asa W. Wildes, Newbu- Bezaleel Taft,jr.Uxbridge ryport Jonathan Phillips, Boston David Wilder, lieominster Sam. C. Allen, Northfield Jona. Hartwell, Montague George Hull, Sandisfield Ch. J. Holmes, Rochester James Savage, Boston Loammi Baldwin, Charles- Joseph E. Sprague, Salem town Nathan Brooks, Concord John Davis Worcester H. A. S.Dearborn, Roxbury Benjamin Russell, Boston , Boston Natii'l Austin, Charles- Lemuel Shnw, Boston • town Joseph Kittredge,Andover Benj. Rodman, N. Bedford Jona. Du'io-ht, Sf)ringfield Zenas Crane, Dalton Josiih J. Fiske,Wrentham Warren Lovering,Medw'y John Locke, Ash by Edw. F. Jacobs, Scituate Henry Hubbard, Pittsfield Leverett Saltonstal],Salem Jjuke Piske, Waltham Jno. M.Williams, Taunton Patrick Boise, Westfield Solomon Strong, Leomin- Elijah Swift, Falmouth ster Jos, Bowman, N. Braintree George Bliss, Springfield

JohnC. Gray, ' Boston , Pittsfield How;!rd Lothrop, E aston

Posl- Offices. —The present number of Post-Offices is 11,100; miles of Post-Road in July last, 118,264; miles of annual transportation, 27,578,620. Revenue

of the year la^^t, ending 30th June $3,?y8,455 19 ; expenditures, $2,755,628 76. Excess of revenue over expenditures, 642,831 43. There is a surlpus on hand of $500,000 belonging to the department. 4a GOVERNORS IN MASSACHUSETTS,

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

Governors of Plymouth, chosen annually by the People. 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward Winslovv 1657 Thomas Prince 10:^ Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Thos. Hinckley, wj/io 1636 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption by Andros^ 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction with Massa- 1639 William Bradford chusetts in 1692.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter^ chosen annually by the People* 1630 1646 John Winthrop 1634 1649 John Endicott 1635 1650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henry Vane 1651 John Endicott 1637 John Winthrop 1654 Richard Beliingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott

164 J Richard Beliingham 1665 Richard Beliingham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 1644 John Endicott 1679 1615 Thomas Dudley

After the dissolution of the First Charter. 1686 ' Pres. by the People, and Simon 1687 Sir , Bradstreet elected President Governor. who, in 1691, was chosen 1689 Sir Edmund deposed Governor.

* 1628, the Company in England for settling Massachusetts Bay, chose Matthew Cradock, Governor, and Thomas Goffe, Lieutenant Governor, but tbey never came to America. Governors of Massachusetts. 31

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter, appointed by the King. Governors. LievJenant Governors. 1692 Sir 1692 William Stoughlon, 1699- 1700 Earl of Bellomont to 1702 1702 May. The Council. 1702 Thomas Povey Joseph Dudley 1714 Feb. The Council. 1715 March. Jos. Dudley 1716 1723 1723 William Burnet 1729 William Dummer 1730 1730 William Tailer 1740 1733 1753 William Shirley 1756 Spencer Phips 1757 .^pril. The Council. Thomas Pownnl 1758 Thomas Hutchinson, 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770 1770 Thomas Hutchinson 1770 1774 1774 Thomas Oliver

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

Under the New Constitution, chosen annually by the People. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 , to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing, toFeb.28,1788 1785 , 1787 1733 , 1789

1787 John Hancock, Oct. 8, 1793 1789 S'imuel AdaniSf 1794 1794 , 1797 1794 , May 20, 1800 1797 ,June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 , 1807 1802 Edward H. Robbins, 1807 1807 James Sullivan, Dec. 10, 1808 1807 Levi Lincoln^ 1809 1809 , 1810 1809 David Cobb, 1810 1810 , 1812 1810 William Gray, 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1812 William Phillips, 1823 1816 , 1823 1823 Levi Lincoln, Feb. 1824 1823 William Eostis Feb. 6, 1825 1824 Marcus Morton, July, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1826 Thomas L.Winthrop, 1832 1834 John Davis, 1836 1833 Samuel T. Armatrong, 1836 1836 . 1836 George Hull.

Note.—T\\o%e Lieutenant Governors whose names are in italics, acted as Governors pro tern. 32 Civil Officers of Massachusetts.

Secretaries of the State John Avery, 1780 to 1806. Akien Bradford, 1812 to 1824. Jonathan L. Austin, 1806 to 1808. Edward D. Bangs, 1824 to 1836. William Tudor, 180;:* to 1810. John P. Bigelovv, 18^6. Beiijaniin Homans, 1810 to 1812.

Chirf Jfisticrs of the Supreme Judicial Court.

William Cushina, 1781 to 1789. I 'Iheophiliis Parson:^, 1806 to 1813. Nalhuiiel P. Saigeut, 1790 to Samut-I t^ewall, 1814. 1791. Isaac Parker, 1814 to 1830,

Francis Dana, 1791 to 1806. ! Lemuel Shaw, 1830,

..Attorney Generals.

Robert -T. Paine, J780 to 1790. | Perez Morton, 1810 to 1832. James Sullivan, 1790 to 1807. James T. Austin, 1832. , J807 to 18.0,

Treasurers of the State. , 1780 to 1783. Thotiias Harris, 1810 to ISH. 'J'homas Ivors, 17'-^3 to 1787. Jona. L, Austin, 1811 to 1812. Alexander Hodgdcui, 1787 to 1792. J(din T. Apthorp, 1812 to 1817. Thomas Davis, 1792 to 1797. Daniel Sarcent, 1817 to 1822. Pelea Coffin, 1797 to 1803. Nahum Mitrhel, 1822 to 1827. Jonathan Jacksun. 1802 to 1806. Joseph Sewall, 1827 to 1832. ThompsdnJ.Sk inner, 1806 to 1808. Hezekiah Barnard, 1832 to 1837. Josiah Dwiaht, 1808 to 1810. David Wilder, 1837.

Presidents of the Senate. Thomas Cnshinc, 1780. J.)lin Phillips, 1813 to 1823. , 1780 to 1781, Nathaniel .'^ily^bee, 1823 to 1826. Samuel Adams, 1781 to 1785, and John Mills, 1826 to 1828 1787 to I7S8, , 1828 to 1829. Samuel Philli|)s, 1785 to 1787, and Samuel Lothiop, 1S29 to 1831. 1788 to 1801, I>everelt Siiltonstall, 1831 to 1832, David Cobh, 1801 to 1805. William Tborndike, 1832 to 183.3, H. G. Otis, 1805 to 1806, and 1808 Benjamin T, Picknian, 1833 to to 1811. 1835. John Bacon, 1806 to 1807, Georce Bliss, 1835 to 183G. , 1807 to 1808, and Horace iManxi, 18.36. 1811 to 1813. Speakers of the House. Caleb Divis, 1780 to 1782. Perez Morton, 1806 to 1808, and Nathaniel Corham, 1782 to 1783, 1810 to 1811. and 1785 to 1786. Joseph Story, 1811 to 1812.

Tristram Dalton, 1783 to 1784. Eleazer W . Ripley, winter sess. SamufI A. Otis, 1784 to 1785. of 1812. Arteiifas Ward, 178i to 1787, Elijah H. Mills, 1820 to 1821. James \\'arren, 1787 to 1788. Josiah auinry. 1821 tn 1823. Theodore Sedt'vvick, 1788 to 1789. Luther Lawrence, winter sess, David Cobb, 1789 to 1793. of 1822, E. H. Robbiiis, 1793 to 1802. Levi T^iufoln, 1822 to 1823, John C. .hme<, 180? to 1803. Wiliinm «', Jarvis, 1823 to 1825, «. G. Otis, 1813 t.i 1805. and 1826 to 18:8. Timothv Biselow, 18)5 to 1806, 'I imothv Puller, 1835 to 18''6, and 1808 to 1810, and 1812 to Wm. H. Calhoun, 1828 to 1835. ;j8ao. Julius Rockwell, 1835. Government of Massachusetts. 33

Civil Government of Massachusetts, For the Political Year, commencing January, 1837, and ending January, 1838.

His Excellency EDWARD EVERETT, ll. d. Governor. His Honor George Hull, Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL. Hon. Asa W. Wildes, Hon. Warren Levering, Benjamin Russell, Samuel Mixter, Benjamin Rodman, Sidney Willard, Edward F. Jacobs, John Howard. Zenas Crane, Secretary of the Commonwealth, John P. Bigelow. Chief Clerk, William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth, David Wilder.

Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk. Offices in State-House. SENATE. Hon. , President. Barnstable, Hon. Charles Marston. Berkshire, Hon. Joseph Pitch, Henry H. Childs. Bristol, Hon. Seth Whitmarsh, Henry Williams, James H. Handy. Essex, Hon. Jonathan Shove, Warwick Palfray, jr. John Tenney, Charles Kimball, Stephen Oliver, Daniel Adams 3d. Franklin, Hon. Ephraim Hastings. Hampden, Hon. Orren Sage, Harvey Chapin. Hampshire, Hon. William Ward, . Middlesex, Hon. Leonard M. Parker, Reuben Bacon, William Livingston, Francis Bowman, Stephen Pope. JVantncket and Dukes, Hon. David Joy. JVorfolk, Hon. Benjamin P. Williams, Abel Cashing, Thomas French. 4* a 34 Representatives for 1837.

Plymouth, Hon. John B. Turner, Abel Kingman. Suffolk, JHon. Josiah Quincy, jr. Phineas Spraorue, Samuel JDorr, Horace Mann, Stephen Fairbanks, Na- than Gurney. Worcester, Hon. Charles Allen, Linus Child, Charles Russell, Charles Hudson, Ethan A. Greenwood, Wil- liam Hancock. Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gragg-, Assistant Clerk. Rev. Nehemiah Adams, Chaplain.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Hon. JuLiDS Rockwell, Speaker. Luther S. Cushing, Clerk.

Rev. Baron Stow, ) ^, , . Chaplains. Rev. Thomas F. King, I BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Nath'l Hinck- Orleans Thomas Mayo, ley, Wm. A. Lewis, Sam'l Ebenezer Rogers Pitcher, Zenas Weeks Provincetown Godfrey Ri- Brewster Nath'l Crosby der, Joshua Cook Chatham Freeman Nick- Sandwich Jesse Boyden, arson, Seth Nickerson Abraham Fish, Abram Dennis Daniel Hedge, Nye, Samuel B. Nye. William Hinckley, Jona- Truro Solomon Davis, than Nickerson Henry Stevens Eastham George Collins Welljleet John L. Daniel, Falmouth Ward M. Park- Richard Sibley er, Nathaniel Shiverick, Yarmouth Reuben Rider, Elijah Swift Nathaniel L. Simpkins, Harwich Job Chase, Sam'l Ichabod Sherman Eldredge, 2d. James Long BERKSHIRE. Adams Alanson Cady, Becket Kendall Baird Isaac Dean, Daniel A. Cheshire Noah Y. Bush- Wells, Henry Wilmarth nell Alford Roswell Picket Dalton Caleb W. Ensign Representatives for 1837. 35

E^remont Sam'l Newman iels, Butler Goodrich, Jul- Great BarringUn William ius Rockwell B'lttelle, Isaac Seeley, jr. Richmond Samuel Gates Hinsdale Henry Putnamjr. Sandisfield Steph. Smith, Lanesborough, Asahel Alfred C. Twining Buck, jr. Savoy Charles Dunham Lee Winthrop Laflin, Slockbridge Alanson Ben»- William Merrill nett, John M. Cooper Lenox Georo-e J. Tucker, TyrimJiam Oliver Jiidd, jr. Mount Washington Wil- Shi'ffield Butler Ives, Amos liam Wright, jr. Shears Monroe IVashington Stephen W- JVeiv Marlborough S. Em- Newton mons, Levi L. Smith IVest Stockbridge Miles Otis Elam P. Norton, Morgan Peru Cyrus Stowell JVilliamstown Thomas C. Pittsjield Amos Barnes, Phelps, Wm. Waterman Jason Clapp, Henry Dan- Windsor Alph. Brown, jr. BRISTOL. Jlttleborough John Dag- Cyrus Hooper, Thomas get, Lemuel May Mandell, Sampson Perk- Berkley Thomas Andros, ins, James D. Thompson, Dartmouth Joseph Gifford, Jonathan R. Ward Ricketson Slocum JVorton John Crane Dighton Pawtucket Elij. Ingraham Easton Raynham William Snow Fairhaven Cyrus E. Clark Rehoboth Richard Goff, Fall River Cyrus Alden, Abel Horr Philip S.Brown, John Ed- Seekonk Caleb Chaffee, dy, Micah H. Ruggles, Lewis Walker Constant B. Wyatt Somerset John Pierce, jr. Freetown Guilford H. Swansey, George Mason Hathaway, Calvin Thomas Taunton Apollos Antho- Mansfield Knight Day ny, Leonard Hall, Steph- JVew Bedford Thomas B. en L. White, Geo. Walker Bush, Isaac Case, Benja- Westport Nathan C. min Coombs, William H. Brownell, Christopher A. Crocker, Isaac D. Hall, Church, Jonathan Davis DUKES. Chilmark Mayhew Cottle Tisbury Thomas Bradley, Edgartown Wm. Coffin, William Davis Daniel Davis 36 Representatives for 1837. ESSEX Amesbury Patten Sargent Manchester Israel Foster Jonathan Nayson, Leon- Marhlehead John Carroll, ard Hoyt William Knight, Nathan- Andi'ver , iel Lindsey, jr. George C. Joshua Ballard, George Roundy Hodges, Solomon Holt, Methuen, William Johnson, jr. Middleton, Jos. W. Batch- Beverly Jonathan Batch- elder elder, Daniel Cross, Ezra jYewbury Moses Little, Dodge, David Larcora, Daniel Noyes Pyam Lovett JVewburijport Charles W. Boxford Balch, (jeorge Lunt, Isaac Bradford Wm. S. Balch, Stone Benjamin Greenleaf Rowley Thos. Gage, Jere- Danvers Caleb S. Frost, miah Nelson, Edw. Smith Daniel P. King, Andrew Salem Charles A. An- Lunt, Jacob F. Perry, drews, Ferdinand An- Joshua H. Ward drews, , Essex Oliver Low Nehemiah Brown, Frazier Gloucester Eleazer Boyn- Carlton, Eleazer M. Dal- ton, John Davis, David ton, Putnam I. Farnham, Dunaheu, Epes Ellery, Samuel Holman,jr. Jere- Addison Gilbert, Theoph- miah S. Perkins, Richard ilus Herrick, Robert Ran- S. Rogers, Geo. H. Smith, toul, jr. Oliver W. Sar- Samuel W. Stickney,Wm. gent, David White Sutton, John S. Williams Hamilton Geo. x\ppleton Salisbuijj True G.Graves, Haverhill Joseph Ay or, Enoch Fowler, Angier M. James Davis, Elbridge G. IVIorrill Eaton, Ward Hazeltine, Sans^us Wm.W Boardman Nathan Webster Topsjield Ipsivich William Wade TVenham Moses Foster Lynri/ieU, William Perk- JVest JVeivbury Moses' ins, William Hooper Carr, Moses Emery FRANKLIN. Ashfield Anson Bement, Coleraine Jona. Johnson, Wait Bement Amos Stewart Bernardston Henry W. Conway Chas. E. Billings Cushman Deerfield Amos Russell, Buckland Ezra Howes Rufus Saxton Charlemont Joseph Field GUI Josiah Pomeroy Representatives for 1837. 37

-Greejifeld James C. Al- len, jr. Asahel Sawyer vord, Henry Chapman Orans:e Jesse Warwick Hawley Calvin Cooley i?oi6'e Moses Gleason //ea^A'David White Shelhurne Ira Arms Lteyden John Barstow Shuiesbiiry Joseph L. Leverett Asa Iv. Field Sraalledge Montague Elis. Leffincrwell Sundei land JededlnhClsirk Jsftw Salem Alpheus Warwick Jacob R. Gale Harding, John Putnam Wendell Ivers Benjamin JVorthfield Samuel C. Al- Whaiely Asa Dickenson HAMPDEN Blandford Adam Blair, Bowles, Austin Chapin, 2d, David Collins Chauncy Chapin, Joel Mil- Brimfield Royal Wales, ler, Alpheus Nettleton, John M. Warren Edmund Palmer, Samuel Chester William Henry H. Stebbins, Daniel W. Granville Levi Parsons, Willard Elijah Seymour Toiland Archibald Wright Longmeaduw Burgess Wales and Holland Lyman Salisbury Gould Ludloiv "Joseph Bucklin Westfield Elias CadwelJ, Monsdi Welcome Con- Joseph Hedges, Thomas verse, Hirnm Newton Loomis, Lucius Wright JMonts^oniery Oren Parks West Sp ringfield Linus Palmer Sylvester Parks, Ba gg, Luther Frink, Jo- John Ward siah Johnson, Lewis War- Mussell John (lould riner Southivick Rob't Forward Wilbraham Wm. Knight, Sprins;/ield David Bemis, Walter Stebbins Stephen C. Bemis, Samuel H A M P S HIRE. Amherst Osmyn Baker, Enfield Epaphras Clark, Enos Dickinson, Ebejiezer S. Howe M^ttoon, jr. Granhy Samuel Ayres Bdchertown Israel Towne Greenwich Chesterfield Oliver Ed- Goshen William Hubbard wards Hndley Walter Newton, Cummington Nathan Or- P irsons West Clltt Hntfiild East Hampton Luther Middleficld Green H, Clark, jr. Church 38 Representatives for 1837.

JVorthampton Wm. Clark, Southampton Elisha Ed- jr. Charles P. Huntington, wards Thos. Pratt, Sam'l Strong Wtsthampton Jared Bart- JVorwich, Horace Taylor lett Peiham Luther Pierce Ware Edmund Freeman, Plainfleld John Carr Reuben Lazell Prescott David Mellen Williamsburg Isaac Gere South Hadley Joel Miller, Worthington Ransloe Daniel Payne Daniels MIDDL ESEX. Acton Nathan Brooks Lexington Isaac Mulliken, Ashhy Luke Willington Nehemiah Wellington Bedford Amos Hartwell lAncoln Abel Hartwell BUlerica Liltletun Cephas Hartwell Brighton Joseph Everett Loioell Josiah G. Abbott, Burlington James Cutter Samuel Clark, Jesse Clem- Cambridge Luther Brooks, ent, Joseph M. Doe, Gard- Thos. B. Gannett, Chas. ner K. Eastman, James K. C. Little, Enos Reed, Fellows, Richard Fowler, Ralph Smith, William J. Stephen Goodhue, Charles Whipple, Thomas Whit- Hastings, Joseph W. Man- temore, Sidney Willard sur, John Mead, William Carlisle George W. Stacy S.Merrill, Wm. N.Owen, Charlestown Dexter Bow- Josiah G. Peabody, Lor- man, Joseph F. Boyd, ing Pickering, Sam'l Wil- Timothy Fletcher, Abijah lard, James Wilson Monroe, Edwin Munroe, Maiden Timothy Bailey, Sam'l Poor, John Runey, Sylvanus Cobb, George Jno. Stevens, Chs. Thomp- Emerson son, Stephen Wiley Marlboro'' Isaac Hayden Chelmsford Amos Whit- Medford James O. Curtis, ney, Alpheus Spaulding Timothy Cutting Concord Stedman But- JVatick Chester Adams trick, Cyrus Stow JVewton James Fuller, Jo- Dracutt William F. Os- el Fuller, Elijah F. Wood- food,' Benjamin Stevens ward yamingham MosesEdgell Pepperell David Blood, jr. Groton John G. Park, Joseph G. Heald Joshua Green Reading, Eben. D. Batch- Holliston Benj. F. Batch- elder, Daniel Flint, jr. elder, Nathan Leland John Weston Hopkinton Mich'l Homer, Sherburne Silas Stone Samuel B. Walcott Shirley Zenas Brown Representatives for 1837. 39

South Reading Benjamin Waltham William Porter Emerson, Noah Smith Watertown George Rob- Stoneham Benj, F. Rich- bins, William Stone ardson War/land Isaac Gleason Stow and Boxhoro' John TVest Cambridge Joshua K. Gates, Pet. Whitcomb Avery Sudbury William Brigham Westford Caleb Blake Townstnd Samuel Adams, Weston Joel Emery Wilmington Silas Brown Tewksbury Jona. Clark, Wohurn Stephen Eames, 2d, John Jaques Henry P'lagg, Leonard TyngsboroLigh Timot'iy Thompson Butterfieid NANTUCKET. JVantucket Frederick Ar- jamin Gardner, William thur. , Jona- Jenkins, George B. Upton, than C. Briggs, George M. William Watson Bunker, Jared Coffin, Ben- N OR FOLK. Bellingham , JVeedham William F 2d Asa Kingsbury Bravitree Isaac T>yer, Quincy Harvey Field Samuel French, Minott Randolph Zenas French, Thayer jr. Alvan Kidder, Samuel Brookline Thomas Griggs Thayer, 2d Canton Nathaniel French, Roxbury John J. Clarke, Abel Wentworth Cornelius Cowen, Nath'l Cohasset Thomas Bourne Curtis, Jerathmiel Daven- Dedham Daniel Covell, port, Samuel G. Goodrich, Joshua Fales, jr. John Samuel Guild, Joseph W. Morse Tucker. Steph. Williams, Dorchester Darius Brewer Sharon Ziba Plympton Foxboro^ Stephen Rhodes Stoughton Massena B. Franklin ioe\ Daniels, jr. Ballou, Joshua Stetson, jr Med/i'ld and Dover Ralph Martin Wales Sanger Walpole Josh. Stetson, jr. Medway Nathan Jones Weymouth Nathan Can- Milton Edmund J. Baker, terbury, Jason Pratt Nathaniel Thomas Wrentham PLYMOUTH. Ab-ngton Carver Bridgewater Dyon Bryant, Duxbury Gershom Brad- Philo Leach ford, Joseph F. Wads- 40 Representatives for 1837. worth, Gershoni B. Wes- JVorth Bridgewater Jesse ton Perkins East Biidgewater Wm. Pembroke Seth Whitman Harris, Isaac Pratt Plym utk John Bartleit, Halifax Jabez P. Thomp- Nathaniel M. Davis, Syl- son vanus Harlow, Solomon Hanover Abel G. Duncan Richmond, Thomas Rus- Hanson Junius Tilden seli, S:miuel Talbot Hingham Henry Cnshinnr, Plympton Josiah T. Ellis Martin Fearing, Francis Rochester Zaccheus M. G. Ford, xA.lbert A. Folsom Barstow, Theoph. Kin^ Hull Robert Gould Scituate Thomas T. Bai- Kingston Seth Drew ley, Ebenezer T. Fog-g", Marshfield Luther Hatch, Moses P. Rich, Samuel A. Edvvard P. Little Turner Middlehormgh Geo. At- JVareham William Bates, wood, Jona. Cobb, Reuben Sylvanus Bourne, Lewis HafFord, Andrew Haskins, K^nnpy Gamaliel Rounseville, Lo- West Bridgeivater John E. throp Thomas, Ephraim Howard Ward SUFFOLK Boston Thomas C. Amory, Daniel Henchman, Zach- Richard Austin, Benjamin oriah Hicks, i^rentiss Banjjs, Jas. Barry, Amos IJobbs, James L. Homer, Binney, George Blake, Thomas Hudson, Thomas Levi Bliss, Edw. Brooks, Hunting, Cranston Howe, J. Vincent Browne, Sam- Enoch Hobart, Zachariah uel Chessman, Jas. Clnrk, Jellison, Jno. Knapp, Rob- Zebedee Cook, jr. Nath'l ert Keith, Benjamin Lam- F. Cunningham', Wil iam son, Henry W. Kinsman, H. Del H no', Benj. Dodd, Joseph M. Leavitt, Charles Thomas Edmands, Frpd- liincoln, Edward (j. Lor- erick Emerson, Joseph ing, Isaac McLellan, jr. Eveh^th, Will in m T. Eus- Jns. Means, IJuoh Mont- tis, Benj imin Fiske, Da- gomery, D ivid Nickerson, vid Francis, Daniel L. John C. Park, William Gibbens, Benj. A. Gould, Parsons, jr. Abel Phelps, John C. Gray, "John Green, John L. Phillips, Thomas jr. James Harris, Samuel W. Phillips, Solomon Pi- D. Harris, Eliphalet P. per, Royal L. Porter, Si- Hartshorn, Geo. E. Head, mon W. Robinson, James Representatives for 1837. 41

Rid^way, Henry G. Rice, diih Tattle, Lynde M. Jeffrey Richardson, Ro >- Walter, -Isaac Waters, ert E. Rutiiven, Asa Swal- John B. Wells, Joel low, Daniel Saffbrd, John Wheeler, William Wiliet, O. S irgeant, Ebenezer Robert C. Winthrop Scott, Jerome V. C. Smith, Chelsea John Pierce John B. Stebbins, Jede- WORCESTER. Jislihurnham Asahel Co- Leicester Isaac Southg-ate, rey, Reub. Townsend, jr. Thomas Sprague Athol Benjamin Easta- Mendun Jared Benson, brook, James Young- Ariel Cook, Clark Cook, Barre Samuel Lee,"Fran- cis Rice Milf'.rd John Corbett, Sul- Berlin Jonathan B. Mer- livan Sumner riam Millhury Lyman Goodell, Bolton Joseph Sawyer Aaron Trask Boylsion JVew Braintree Samuel Bru'k/letd Lewis Abbott, Mixter Ebenezer Merriam JVorthbro'' Prentiss Keyes Charlton William P. Mar- JVorthbridge Chas. Bo wen ble, Amasa Stone J^Torth Brookfietd William Dana Nathan Stone Adams, Eli Forbes, Jo- Douglas J. Fairbanks, seph A. Moore Amos Humes Oakham Luther Hunter Dudley John Boyden, jr. Oxford William Lamed Paxton Fitchburg , Petersham Nahum Gale Francis Perkins, Isaiah Phillipston James Rich- Putnam ardson Gardner Martin Dunster Princeton John Whitney Grajlon Oliver M.Brigham Royalston Arba Sherwin, Hardwick Benoni Peck Harvard Rutland George S. Flint HuldenJohn Chaffin, Paul Shrewsbury Davis Southborouuh Huhhardston Asa Marean, Southbridge Holmes Am- Moses Wait midown, Jedediah Marcy Lancaster Jas. G. Carter Spencer James Draper, JLeominster Phineas S. Dennis Ward Burditt, Chas. W. Wilder Sterling Cyrus Holbrook, Lufiwnhurg Wm. Harlow Samuel Sawyer, 2d 42 Standing Committees.

Sutton David Putnam, Asa fV.BoylstonRoh.B.Thomas Woodbury JVestminster Joseph Whit- Sturhridge Jonathan P. man, Joseph H. Whitney- Curtis, Lemuel Hooker fVinchend

Benj. Stevens, Sergeant at Arms.

Standing Committees of the Senate. On the Judiciary—Messrs. Allen of Worcester, Lawrence of Hampshire, and Gush- ing of Norfolk. On Probate and Chancery—Me&STs. Parker of Middlesex, Teiiney of Essex, and H. Williams of Bri^lol.

On Education—Messrs. Q.u\ncy of Suffolk, Handy of Bristol, and Childs of Berk- shire. On Apiculture—Messrs. B. P. Williams of Norfolk, Pope of Middlesex, and Fitch ofBerkbhire. On Bills in the TTiird Reading—Messrs. Lawrence of Hampshire, Hudson and Allen ot Worcester, Kimball and Temiev of Essex. On Engrossed Bills— Messrs. H. Williams of Bristol, Kimball of F.ssex, Greenwood of Worcester, Oliver of Essex, Sage of Hampden, and Joy of Nantucket.

Standing Committees of the House. On the Judiciary— Messrs. Walcott of Hopkinton, Ranlonl of Gloucester, Lincoln of Worcester, Loring of Boston, Alvord ol Greenfield, Tucker of Lenox, and Ward of Danvers. On Probate and Chancery—Messrs. Kinsman and Blake of Boston, Kinnicult of Worcester, Chapman of Greecifield, Daggett of Atlleborough, Williams of Salem, and Abbott of Lowell. On Education—Messrs. Carter of Lancaster, Emerson of Boston, Goodrich of Rox- bury, Seeley of Great Barriugton, Harding' of New Salem, Gardner of Nantucket, and Andros of Berkley. On Agriculture—Messrs. Clark of Northampton, Gifford of Dartmouth, Lee of

B-irre, Fiel i of Cliarletront, Bennet of Stockbridge, Collins of Blandford, and Cobb of Middleborough. On Finance— Messrs. Jellison of Boston, Thayer of Bra^ntree, Sutton of Salem, Stowell of Peru, Abbott of Andover, Allen of Nortlifield, and Williams ofRoxbury. On Elections—Messrs. Whipple of Cambridge, Hinckley of Barnstable, Cushman of Barnarilston, Park of Boston, Mansur of Lowell, Seymour of Granville, and Shears of Sheffield. On Bills in the Third Reading— Messrs. Baker of Amherst, T. W, Phillips of Boston, Gannea of Cambridge, Perkins of NorrhBriilgewater, Sanger of Medfield and Dover, Upton of Nantucket, and Le;ivitt ofBosJon. On Engrossed Bi»?—Messrs. Sargent of Boston, King of Danvers, King of Ro- chester, Mattoon of Amherst, Twining of Sandisfield, Folbom of Ifingham, and Bowles of Springfield. Joint Standing Committees. 43

On County Estimates— Messrs. Clark of Enfield, Little of Marshfield, Towne, of ielchertuwii, Brown olSbirley, and Whitney of Princeton. On the Pay Roll— Messrs. Kveleth of Boston, Lafliu of Lee, Walker of Taunton, Ellis of Plynipton, and FieUl of Q,uincy. On Change of Names—Messrs. Crocker of New -Bed ford, Bryant of Bridgewater, Wilder of Leominster, Howes of Bnckland, and Fearins: of Hingliam. On Public Buildings— Messrs Brooks of Camliridee, Browne of Boston, Pickering of Lowell, Barnes of Fittsfield, and Stebbins of Springfield. 071 Leave of Absence— Messrs. Ridgway of Boston, Loomis of Westfield, Thomas of West Boylsion, Davis of Tisbnry, and Foster of Wenliain. On Probate and Chancery— Messrs. Elake of Boston, Kinnicutt of Worcester, Chapman ol Greenfield, Daggett of Attleborough, Williams of Salem, and Abbott of Lowell.

Joint Standing Committees.

On Accounts—Messrs. Ward of Hampshire, and Palfray of Essex, of the Senate } and Messrs. Willard of Springfield, Knapp of Boston, and Chamberlain of Worcester, of the House. On Roads and Bridges—Messrs. Child of Worcester and Turner of Plymniith, of the Senate ; and Messrs. Edwards of Southampton, Draper of Spencer, and Johnsoa of Andover, of the House. On Railways and Canals—Messrs. Hudson of Worcester and Chapin ofHampden, of the Senate ; and Messrs. Davis of Plymouth, Whittemore of Cambridge, and Billings of Conway, of the House. On Towns— Messrs. Hastinsrs of Franklin and Adams of Essex, of the Senate; and Messrs. Fogir of Scituate, Lee of Templeton, and Gould of Russell, of the House. On C/aims—Messrs. Shove of Essex and Pope of Middlesex, of the Senate; and Messrs. Clarke of Roxbury, James Fuller of Newton, and Waters of Boston, of the House. On the Militia—Messrs. Ward of Hampshire and Bowman of Middlesex, of the

Senate ; and Messrs. Andrews of Salem, Thompson of New-Bedford, and Crocker of Fitchburg, of the House.

On Parishes— Messrs. Whilmarsh of Bristol and Sage ofHampden, of the Senate ; and Messrs. Huntington of Northampton, Eustis of Boston, and Davis of Weslport, of the House. On Fisheries— MessiTs. Marston of Barnstable, and Kingman of Plymouth, of the

Senate ; and Messrs. Gilbert of Gloucester, Eldridge of Harwich, and Briggs of Nan- tucket, of the House. On Banks and Banking—Messrs. Dorr of Suffolk, and Joy of Nantucket, of the

Senate ; and Messrs. Gray of Boston, Weston of Duxbury, and Mandell of New-Bed- ford, of the House. On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance—Messrs. Russell of Worcester, and Sprague of Suffolk, of the SeTiaie ; and Messsrs. Cook of Boston, Holman of Salem, and Swift of Falmouth, of the House. On Public Lands— Messrs Fairbanksof Suffolk, and Bacon of Middlesex, of, the

Senate ; and Messrs. Winthrop of Boston, Stetson of Walpole, and Thompson of Halifax, of the House. On Manufartuies— Messrs French of Norfolk, and Hancock of Worcester, of the

Senate ; and Messrs. Brooks of Boston, Hodges of Andover, and Wilmarth of Adams, of the House. On Public Charitable Institutions—Messrs. Childs of Berkshire, and Greenwood of Worcester, oftiie Senate; and Messrs. Thompson of Charlestown, Smith of Boston, and Saxion of Deerfiell, of the House. On Prisons — Messrs. Gurney of Suffolk, and Livingston of Middlesex, of the

Sen ite ; and Messrs. Cobb of MaldeJi, Ammidou of Southbridge, and Adams of Natick, of the House. On the Library— Messrs. Tenney of Essex, duincy and Fairbanks of Suffolk, of the Senate ; and Messrs. Willard of Cambridge, Greenleafof Bradford, and Russell «f Plymouth, of the House. 44 Justices of the Peace in Boston. SUFFOLK. Judge of Probate, John Heard, Boston. Register of Frohate, Oliver W. B. Peabody, do. Register of Deeds, Henry Alline, do, Covnty Attorney, Simiuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Rirhard I). Harris, do.

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

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boston. Joseph May John T. Aplhorp John G. Rogers Thos. H. Perkins Daniel Sargent Franklin Dexter Alden Bradford Edmund Dwight Bradl'ord Sunincr Wm. Stevenson Samuel D. Parker Charles Wells William Sullivan Andrew Ritchie Ninian C. Betton Benjamin (jorham Benjamin Guild Wm. J. Huhhard 'JVistram Barnard David Scars Richard Fletcher Joseph Tilden William Simmons Charles P. Curtis Peter <). Thacher Augustus Peabody Horace Mann Warren Dulton Francis J. Oliver Henry H. Fuller Wm H. Sumner Joseph E. Smith Saml. F. MCleary Samuel H. Walley Josiah Quincy, jr. Samuel J. Prescolt Francis C. Gray Theod. Lyman jr. Stephen Codman Thos. W. PhilJips John Walsh William Minot James C. Merrill Nathan Hale John Knapp Zebedee Cf»ok, jr. Benj. Whitman Octavius Pickering Peleg Sprague William Parsons Thos. A. Dexter John jMills John Parker William Parker John P. Bigelow Saniuel Hubbard Wm. C. Aylwin Francis O. Watts Timothy Williams Benjamin Rand H. W. Kinsman Joim Heard Fran«;is Bassett Isaac Waters Wm. D. Sohier Charles G. Loring

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

Justices of the Peace in Boston. William Tavlor Edw. Tntkerman Charles Bradbury Benjamin VVelles John Williams Nathl. P. Russell HeT;ry Cabot Tliomas Dennie Henry Codman Richard D. Harris Saml. K. Williams Joseph Coolidge George Burroughs James Phillips Phineas Blair Joseph N. Howe Joseph Woodward Josiah P. Cook© Justices of the Peace in Boston. 45

Abrah. W. Fuller Sam! D. Harris Samunl Tenney Hendorson Inches John F. l.o.inj,' Henry t^argont. Josiah Uradlee Wnj. Foster Otis Samuel D. Ward Thaddeus l'aj:e Edward G, Loring SamiKel B. Barrel! Thomas VViitmore Justin Field David S.Townsend Tiiomas W. Ward Joseph T. Adams Caleb Lorin«( Saninel Hammond John A. Ijow.Jl John C Warren Flbridire Gerry Moses Wheeler James Jackson Samuel (i. F^erkins Willard Phillips George W Coffin d'eorge Bond James F. Baldwin James Hall Joseph Austin Norman Seaver Joseph Lovering Ht-nry Bass Joseph Sewall Joseph W. Revere (iednev King Betij. Lynde Oliver Samuel Swett Isaa.- P. Osgood Robt. Treat Paine William Sturgis Lynde Waller Natlil I. Bowditch Thomas Power VVilli.im Knapp Franklin H. Story George Gay Wm. T. Andrews J'»hn Binney William P Mason B. D. Green Horatio M. Willis Ezra A. Bourne Daniel P Parker Bryant P. Tilden J«din S. Lillie Israel Thorndike Oeo. W. Brimmer George Hallett Henry F. Baker Charles Hayward Benj R. Nichols Moses L Hale Nathl.G Snelling Wm. H. Gardiner George W Otis Ebenezer Francis W. R.P.Washburn Edw. Wigglesworth Samuel Frothing- Ezra Davis ham Samuel E. Sewal! Ward Jackson Isaac Winslow Abraham Moore 'I'hompson Miller George E Head William Barry Peres Lf)ring Benjamin Ricli C^harles Sprague James W. Paigfl Francis Welch Isaac Stevens Pliny Cutler Samuel May William Appleton Ellis G. Loring Daniel Messinger Elien Richie Dorr John S. Wright John Tappan Sidney Bartlet Thomas C. Amory George Ticknor Geo. S. BuHlnch William B. Dorr Eliphalet Williams Darins Boardman Saml. P. Gardner David Henshaw Asa W. Paine Edward Cruft David L. Child Edward Blake Henry J. Oliver Natiian Gurney E. Haskett Derby Gt'orge Morey Prince Snow VVm E. Payne Edward Brooks Charles A. Parker John C. Park Samuel A. Wells Theophi. Parsons John D. Dyer Thomas J.. Eckley J<.'hn W. James E.H»-rsey Derby, jr. John Cotton Joshua Blake Benj H. Currier A. A. Dame Samuel Perkins George C. Wilde Henry Alline Fran. H. Williams Washingt.P.Gragg J. J. Loring Caleb Eddy Wm. G. Stearns 46 Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Augustus H. Fiske Samuel S. Lewis William Tufts Wm. Hfiyden, jr. Benj. M. Watson Geo S. Hiilard Henry B. Stone Artemas Simonds Charles Sumner John S. Tyler W. J. A. Bradford Simon E. Greene Richard S. Fay Ivors J. Austin Danl. D.Brodhead Luther S. Cashing Alex. Wadsworth Benjamin Stevens Francis Jackson Henry Hatch Hush Montgomery Jona. Chapman Jonas L. Sibley J. Crowninshield Luther Faulkner Charles Calhoun John B. JVl'Cieary Joseph Jenkins John B. Wells John L. Dimmock John D. Williams Charles Leighton Wm. A. Wellman Edward Pickering Daniel JNoyes William Savage Robert G. Shaw J^emuel Stanwood Joseph H. Dorr Edw. G. Prescott Edw. H. Robbins Geo, M. Thacher Amos Lawrence Charles Torrey Wm. B. Reynolds George Darracott Grenv.T.Winthr'p Jona. P. Robinson Samuel Dorr Edward S. Rand O. W.B. Peahody Aaron Baldwin F.B. Crowninshield William Lawrence Charles F. Adams James L. English Joseph S. Hastings George M. .Mason Francis C. Loring John A. Bolles Nathaniel Greene Horatio Shipley John Randall Thomas K. Davis Isaac O. Barnes Benj. R. Curtis Richard Robins Geo. W. Heard Francis Hilliard Sam.H.Walley, jr. Wm. G. Hunter Edward S. Erving Charles R. Lowell James Dalton William Gray John P. Thorndike Stephen Fairbanks Horace Gleason John K. Simpson Abner Bourne Ezra Weston, jr. Charles Atwood John Rayner Geo. W. Phillips Samuel A. Eliot Isaac M'Lellan, jr. E. G(;rry Austin Edward Eldredge John Codman Edmund Munroe Charles Hood Charles C. Paine James W. Fenno Aurelius D. Parker Geo. H. Whitman Geo. T. Bigelow James K Mills Edmund Quincy Geo. E. Winthrop Robert Rogers Enos Stewart Chas. L. Hancock John M.Fessenden Michael Lovell N. A. Thompson Franklin Haven John Devereux William Tucker John Foster Arnold F. Welles J.Lewis Stackpole Robt.'C. Winthrop John T. Prince Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Joseph Stowers David Floyd Francis B. Fay. JVotaries Public in Boston. Wm. Stevenson John J. Loring Hugh Montgomery Stephen Codman Thomas A. Dexter Henry Clark Charles Hayward Robert Rogers Counsellors and Attorneys in Boston. 47

Counsellors and Attorneys at Law in Boston. William Prescott Francis C. Gray Norman Seaver George Blake Henry B. Smilh Francis O. Watts William Sullivan Wm. P. Mason P.ubt. Treat Paine John Williams Horatio M. Willis Nathl. I. Bovvditch John Heard Charles F*. Curtis Ed. Wig.^Iesworth Peter O. Thacher William Parker David Lee Child Moses Draper Henry Kinsman John Pickering Henry H. Fuller William B. Dorr Warren Dutton George E. Head Ellis Gray Loring John Knapp Charles G. Loring Joseph W^illard Samuel D. Parker George .Morey Edward Blake William Austin Richard Fletcher Jolin C. Park Daniel Webster John C. Gray William E. Paine James T Austin Edward Brooks Elias H. Derby William Minot Franklin Dexter Arthur W. Austin James Savage Willard Phillips Wm. G. Stearns Samuel Hubbard John R. Adan Augustus H. Fiske Benj. R. Nichols Abraham A. Dame Washingt.P.Gragg Joseph E. Smith Bradford Sumner Edw. G. Prescott Auirustus Peabody Edtnund Kimball Richard S. Fay Saml. F.M'Cleary Thos. W.Phillips Jona. Chapman Saml. K. Williams Th')mas Wetmore Abel Cushing Wm. C. AyKvin John G. Rogers Luther S. Cushing Benjamin Guiid Isaac P.Osgood Charles F. Adams Joseph Harrington Jonathan Porter Edw. I'ickering Thompson Miller Wm.T. Andrews Richard Robins William Simmons John P. Bigelow Charles R. Lowell William D. Sohicr NinianC. Betton S. H. Walley, jr. Phineas Blair William Page Horace Mann Abraham Moore Wm. H. Gardiner Aurelius D.Parker Thomas Power W. R.P.Washburn Geo. H. Whitman Jnsiah P. Cooke Samuel E. Sewall Justin Field Sherman Leland Sidney Bartlett John Codman Benjamin Rand Geo. S. Bulfinch Charles C. Paine Abrah. W. Fuller Rufus Choate Edmund Q,uincy Henry Codman Eben Richie Dorr Thomas K. Davis George Gay John W. James G. T Winthrop Samuel D. Ward Asa W. Paine Michael Lovell Samuel B. Barrel! Wm. J. Hubbard Arnold F. Welles James C. Merrill Wm.J. A. Bradford Eiios Stewart Fran. H Williams Isaac M'Lellan, jr. Francis Bassett Edward G. Loring Ivers J. Austin Thos. A. Dexter William F. Otis Edward S. Rand David A. Simmons Josiah Quincy, jr. Francis C. Loring 48 Sheriffs, Coroners, Slc. in Boston.

Henry J. Syr^ent John A. Bolles Park Benjamin Robt. C. VVinthrop Bcnj. H. Andrews Edward Ciuft, jr. James L. Eii/ilisli Epes S. Dixwell Francis L. DuUon F B.Crownins^liield Geo E. Wintfirop Charles Sutnnor John Devereux William Pratt. jr. Geo. 'V. Bigelow Horatio Shipley William I'^IIku. jr. VVm S. Morton Fred. Robinson J.i..ewis Stackpole John Patrh Wendell Phillips Franris O. Durr Eben Stnith, jr. Geo. H.Snelling John H. Gray John M. Bethune Henry B. Rogers William Amory Alanson Tuckerjr. Richard Hildreth J, W. Fenno Henry C. Simonda Charles Atwood Benj. B Thatcher James Benjamin Betij R Curtis GeorgeW. Adams John T. S. Sullivan E.(i. Austin Horae«! Gleason Patrick Riley William Biigham E. G. Hall Dav. S. Greeiiough William Gray C. T. Murdack Wm. Dehon C. L. Hancoik J. D. Russell Thomas B Pope G. W. Phillips N. T. Dow Charles Jackson jr, E. D. Scdiier Henry W. Sargent Daniel F. Webster Ezra Weston, jr. 'I'hos. C Amory Jr. Augustus Story Hugh M(mtgonjeryJohn O. Sarg« iit Theo P. Chandler Thomas Dwight James H.Whitman Edw. S. Bellows George S. Hillard John Pickering, jr.

Sheriff, Charles P. Sumuer, Boston.

Deputy Sheriffs, Henry H. Huggeford, Prince Snow^ Daniel Parkman, Watson Freeman, Charles D. Cool-

idge, (OtKces Court Street.)

Coroners, Prince Snow, Ebenezer Shute, Mace Smith, of Boston, David Floyd, Joseph Stowers, of Chelsea.

County Jailor, Thomas Stephenson.

Prover of Fire Arms, Joel Richardson, Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 49 BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate, Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable. Register of Probate and CJerk of the Courts, Timothy Ileed, of Barnstable. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Davis, of Barnstable. County Treasurer, Josiah Hinckley, of do. Justices of the Fence and of the Qiwrum,. Barnstable Isaiah L. well, Braddock Dimmick Greene, Nymphas Mar- Orleans Benjamin Sea- ston, Matthew Cobb, Tim- bury, John Doane othy Reed Sandwich Elisha Pope Brewster Elijah Cobb Yarmouth Elisha Doane, Chatham Richard Sears John Reed, James Crowell Falmouth Samuel P. Cros-

jSppointed to qvnlify Civil Officers. Richard Sears, .Tohn Reed, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, Isaiah L. Greene, Seth F. Nye. Justices of the Peace. Barnstable Joseph Blish, Bangs, Nehemiah Baker, Benjamin Hallett, Asa Joshua Wixon, jr. Samuel Young, Jabez Howland, Baker, Barnabas Hall, Freeman Marchant, Loth- James Berry, Seth Crowell rop Davis, Benjamin Easiham Joshua P. At- Lewis, Henry Crocker, wood, Michael Collins Josiah Sampson, Ebenezer Falmouth Nathaniel Lew- Bacon, Charles Marston, is, Thomas Fish, Shubael Henry Lawrence, Stephen Lawrence, Ebenezer Nye, C.Nye Ward M. Parker, Richard Brewster Joseph Sampson, S. Wood, John Jenkins, George Copeland, Benja- John Robinson, Aaron min Berry,Jeremiah Mayo, Cornish, Charles Bourne Joseph Smith, George W. Harwich Isaiah Chase, Higgins Obed Brooks, Nathan Chatham Joseph Atwood, Underwood, jr. James Joseph Young, Joshua Long, Nathan Underwood, Nickerson, Daniel P. Clif- Elijah Chase, Reuben Ga- ford, Thatcher Ryder boon, Isaiah Baker, Joseph Dennis Stephen Homer, P. Nickerson, Mulford Nathan Stone, Jonathan Kendrick, Nath'l. Doane Nickerson, Jonathan Marshpee Gideon Hawley 5 50 Notaries and Counsellors in Barnstable. \ Orleans Isaac Sparrow, William Greene William Myrick, John Truro A. Hinckley, James Kenrick, Richard Sparrow Small, John Kenney, Sol- Provincetoivn Asa S. Bow- omon Davis Jey, Solomon Rich, Thos. Yarmouth Gorham Lovell, Lothrop, John Atkins Joseph Hawes, Isaiah Sandwich Benjamin Bur- Bray, Sylvester Baker, gess, William Handy, Joseph Eldridge, Simeon Melatiah Bourne, William Crowell, 3d. John B. Fessenden, Seth F. Nye, Doane Zenas Nye, Shadrach Weljicet Josiah Whitman Freeman, Lemuel Ewer, Reuben Arey, Benjamin Joseph Hall, Benjamin R. Witherell, Ebenezer Bourne, William H. Fes- Freeman, 2d. Thomas senden, Elisha Perry, Ezra Holbrook, 2d. Tobey, Jesse Boyden, JSl'otaries Public. Barnstable David Crocker, Orleans Richard Sn-^rrow Zenas D. Bassett Provincetown Tliomas Brewster Isaac Foster Lothrop Dennis Sylvester Chase Sandwich William H. Eastham Samuel Knowles Fessenden Falmouth Samuel P. Cros- Truro Joshua Small well Weljieet Josiah Whitman Harwich Isaiah Chase, Yarmouth James Crowell, Anthony Kelley David K. Aikin Counsellors and .Attorneys Bai-nstable Nymphas Mar- net, Zeno Scudder Bton, Timothy Reed Orleans John Doane Brewster George Cope Sandivich Russel Free- land man, Seth F. Nye Falmouth Zephaniah Ben Yarmouth John Reed Sheriff, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Depvty- Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hinck- Orleans William Myrick, ley, Lot Hinckley Rufus L. Thacher Brewster Benjamin Berry, Sandwich Lewin Pope, Freeman Mayo Joseph Hamblin Falmouth George W. Yarmouth Charles Sears Donaldson Crier of the Cowis, George Blish, of Barnstable. Goaler, Ansel D. Annable, of Barnstable. Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 51

Commissioners of Wrecks, ^y. Thomas Fish, Falmouth; Melatiah Tobey, Sandwich; Joshua Small, Truro; Daniel Comings, Orleans; Obadiah Doane, East-

ham ; Isaac Hardy, Chatham ; , Prov-

incetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich ; Thomas Hol- brook, 2d. Welfleet. Coroners. Barnstable Asa Youn^ /iarwJicA Amasa Nickerson Brewster Benjamin Orleans Henry Knowles Berry, Benj. Foster, jr. Provincetown Solomon Chatham Wm. Hamilton Rich Dennis Jonathan Nick- Sandwich Lewin Pope, erson Ezra Tobey Eastham Timothy Cole Welfleet Josiah Whitman Falmouth Consider Hatch Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Commissioner ofDistrict ofMarshpee, Charles Marston. BERKSHIRE. Judge of Probate, William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register of Probate, Henry W. Bishop, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Charles Sedgwick, of do. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of do. Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. South District, Moses Hopkins, of Great Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Adams J. Q,. Robinson, J\/eiv Marlborough Benja Peter Briggs mm Wheeler, Edward Dalton John Chamberlain Stephens Great Barrington Moses Otis Lester Filley Hopkins, John Whiting Pittsfeld Jonathan Allen, Hinsdale Thomas Allen Luther Washburn Latiesbnrough Wolcott Richmond Noah Rossetter Hubbell, Ceorge N. Briggs Sandisfield Daniel Sears Lee VVilliam Porter, jr. Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Lenox Joseph Tucker, nard, Eli Ensign Daniel Williams, Caleb Stockbridge Thaddeus Hyde, James W. Robbins, Pomeroy, Samuel Jones, William P. Walker, Henry W. D wight, Theo- Charles Sedgwick dore Sedgwick 52 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

JVest Stockbridge Robbins WUliamstown Deodatus Kellogg Noble

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joshua Danforth, Moses Hopkins, Lyman Hall, William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, John Whiting-, S. Jones, T. Whitney, L. Washburn, George N. Brings, Horatio Byington, Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q. Robinson, William E. Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedgwick, Calvin Martin, Ralph Taylor.

Justices of the Peace. Mams Thomas Robinson, Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Nathan Putnam, Isaac Curtis, John HoUenbeck, Brown, R. Brown, Jere- Moses Loomis, Josiah Mil- miah Colgrove, William E. lard, Samuel Newman, Brayton, David Darling, Ephraim Baldwin, Henry Samuel Bowen, Thomas Dewey, Josiah Bacon Farnum, Benjamin F. Florida Nathan Drury, Robinson, William C. Zadock King, Daniel Plunkett, Isaac Dean, Thayer, jr. Jeremiah Colgrove, jr. Great Barrington Miles Isaac Hodges Avery, George Beckwith, Alford Elihu Lester, Nor- Jacob H. Van Deusen, man Lester, Hugo Dewey, Benjamin Rodgers,Grotiu8 Reuben Wilcox, Stephen Dewey, William Dewey, M. Church Gilbert Ford, Ralph Tay- Becket Gaius Carter, Tim- lor, Charles W. Hopkins, othy Snow, Luke Barber, Perley D. Whitmore, Da- Jabez B. Williams vid Ives, Increase Sumner, Cheshire John Welles, Isaac Seley, jr. George Warren Southworth, Dan- Pynchon, Augustine Gid- iel Brown, Ethan A Rix, dings, Francis Whiting, Moses Wolcott, Nathan Sprowel Dean, Caleb Sayles, Russell Brown, StanleyjSamuel Rossetter, Jonathan Richardson Washington Adams Clarksburg Silas Shippey, Hancock Gideon Martin, George T. Waterman, Rodman Hazard, Griffin Selah Clark Eldridge, John Gardner, Dalton Gideon Demingf, William Lapham, Augus- David Carson, Grenville tus L. Smith, Silas H. D. Weston, Henry Marsh, Gardner Simeon W. Wright Hinsdale Charles H. Egremont James Baldwin, Plunkett Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 53

Lanesboro^ Peter B.Curtis, Goodrich, Thomas A.Gold, Lyman Hall, Timothy Calvin Martin, Phineas Whitney, Calvin Hubbell, Allen, James D. Colt, W. H. Tyler, Alg-ernon S. Lemuel Pomeroy, John Hubbell, Naaman Barnes, Churchill, Henry H.Childs, Richard Whitney, Stod- Oliver D. Dickinson, Sam- dard Hubbell, Lyman Hall, uel Root, Ezekiel R. Colt, jr. Asahel Buck Matthias R. Lancton, Ed- Lee William Sturgis, ward A.Newton, Theodore Stephen Thacher, John hJ. Hinsdale, Samuel A. Dan- Perry, Abijah Merrill, jr. forth, Josiah Pomeroy, Nathaniel Tremain, jr. Josiah Bissell, John Pom- Walter Laflin, Charles M. roy, George W. Campbell Owen, Hubbard Bartlett, Richmond William S- Lawson D. Bidwell, Leadbetter, N. Redding- Franklin Sturgis ton, Linus Hall, Abel D. Lienox Charles Worthing- Clark, Erastus Rowley, ton, Charles Mattoon, Eleazer Williams, John L. Henry W. Bishop, Caleb Plummer Belden, (ieorge L Tucker, Savoy Snellum Babbitt, Solomon Cole, Thomas William Ingraham, Lib- Sedgwick, John Z. Good- erty Bowker, Edward rich, Joseph Palmer Babbitt, Bradish Dunham ML Washington Charles Sandisfield Erastus Beach, Patterson, Merritt Smith, William Bettis, Lyman John T. Vincent, Ira Brown, Jabez Bosworth, Schutt Thomas Twining, Uriel JV. Ashford Keyler Kent, Smith, Samuel Merrill, Phineas Harman Stephen Palmer, Josiah JsTew Marlborough Joseph Wolcott, Joseph Sears Fitch, Jason Warner, Sheffield Silas Kellogg, Salmon Kasson, Warren Samuel Shears, Andrew Wheeler, Levi L. Smith Andrus, Jared Canfield, Otis Roderick Norton, Azariah Root, Minor Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- Owen, William Ashley, ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil Elijah S. Deming, John Seymour, Elijah Owen, jr. Ward, Parker L, Hall, Peru Thomas Frizell, Ralph Little, Edward F. Henry Peirce, Oliver Ensign, Jeremiah Shears, Nash, Elisha Rockwell, Horatio L. Warner, Row- Cyrus Stowell land Wharfield, Samuel Pittsjield John B. Root, H. Bushnell, Theron War- Thomas B. Strong, Butler ner 5* 54 Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire.

Stockhridge Elisha Brown, pher French, Amasa Spen" Elijah Brown, Cyrus Will- cer, Luther Plumb, Miles iams, Isaac Curtis, Horatio Morgan, Melancton Lewis, Byington, Alanson Ben- Martin Hendrix, Charles nett, Theodore S. Pome- B. Boynton roy, Daniel Churchill, Williamstown Reuben David Lester, Benoni C. Young-, Dan Foster, Lu- Wells, Marshall Warner, ther Bartlett, John Mills, John M. Cooper Keyes Danforth, Lyman Tyringham Elnathan Hubbell, Gershom T. Pratt, John Garfield, Tho- Bulkley, Stephen Hosford, mas Garfield, John Lang- Thomas Bingham, Daniel don, Ezra Heath, Egbert N. Dewey, Samuel Smith, B. Garfield, Eli Hale, Orin Kellogg, Cheney Samuel C. Buel, John D. Taft, Thomas C. Phelps Bidwell Windsor E. Baldwin, Washington William G. Amasa Converse, jr. Asa Ballentine, William Noble, H. Capen, James Bealls, Phillip Eames Ellas L Baldwin West Stockhridge Christo-

Notaries Public. Adams Nathan Putnam James Buell Great Bairington George Sandisjield Thomas Twi- Arnold, Constant South- ning worth ^/le^e/rf Robert F. Barnard Lee William Porter, jr. Stockhridge Horatio By- Lenox Henry W. Bishop ington Piitsjleld Amos T. Loomis,

Counsellors and Jittorneys Adams Thomas Robinson, Laneshoro* George N. Nathan Putnam, Edmund Briggs, Algernon S. Hub- B. Penniman, Franklin O. bell Sayles, Daniel Parish Lee William Porter, jr. Dalton Henry Marsh Lawson D.Bidwell, Frank- Egremont Lemuel K. lin Sturgis, Edward V. Strickland Whiton Great Harrington John Lenox William P. Walker, Whiting, James A. Hyde, Henry W. Bishop, George Increase Sumner, Francis Tucker, Joseph Tucker, Whiting John Z. Goodrich Hancock Silas Gardner JVew Marlboro* Benjamin Hinsdale Thomas Allen Sheldon, Turner Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire. 55

Otis Lester Filley Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Pittsjield Thomas A. Gold, nard, Edward F. Ensign Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Stockhridge Samuel Jones, bard, Luther Washburn, Henry W. Dwight, Hora- Matthias R. Lancthon, tio Byington Parker L. Hall, Julius West Stockbridge Bobbins Rockwell Kellogg Sandisfield Thomas Twi- Williarnstown Daniel N ning Dewey

Sheriff, Henry C. Brown, of Pittsfield.

Deputy- Sheriff's Adams [JV. village) John field Holden, Jabez Hall JVew Marlboro^ Franklin Adams [south) Robert R. Shepard Briggs Otis Marcus Phelps Dalton Roland Foot Pittsfield John Pomeroy Egremont Robert R. Root Richmond Ebenezer K. Great Barrington Augus- Williams tus L Ray Sandisfield Stephen Hancock Calvin P. Lapham Palmer Laneshoro^ Henry W. Sheffield Calvin Rood Brown Stockbridge Daniel B. Lenox Oliver Dewey Finn Lee {J^. village) Samuel Williarnstown Solomon D. Sturgis Bulkley Lee (south) James Wake- Gaoler, Benjamin W. Cook, of Lenox. Crier of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox. Coroners. Adams Jeremiah Coles- Hinsdale Walter Tracy grove, B. F. Robinson, Eli Lanesborough Stoddard Northam, Reuben Whit- Hubbell man Lee Daniel Couch, Abner ^//orrf Stephen M. Church Taylor, Samuel D. Sturgis Dalton Oliver Porter, Lenox Alvah Morrell, Grenville D. Weston John C. Hunt Egremont Elijah Willard A*. Marlborough Stephen Great Barrington Samuel Powell, Mark Pike, Joseph Rossetter, Isaac Avery, S. Catlin William M. Baltelle Otis Samuel Picket, John Hancock John Gorton ^ay,jr. 56 Justices of the Peace in Bristol.

Peru Eli Pierce, David Robert Waterman Watkins Stockhridge David P. In- Pitts/ield John Pomeroy, fifersoll, Benoni C. Wells Reuben Brooks Turingham Elijah Garfield Richmond Phineas Rich- West Stockhridge Hiram ards Pomroy, William Jones Sandisfield Erastus Rice Williamstotvn Solomon Savoy JVlelvin Bowker Bulkley, Manning Brown She0eld Norman Kellogg-, BRISTOL. Judge of Probate, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford, Register of Probate, Anselm Bassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Alfred Williams, of do. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of do. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of do.

Judge of Police Court, for New Bedford, Nathaniel S. Spooner, of Fairhaven. Special Justice of do. Henry 11. Crapo, of New Bedford.

r.._j.- ^c ii^ n I -r^/.. r\ Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, Spooner, Apollos Tobey, Joseph Gifford Charles H. Warren, Dighion Hodijah Baylies Oliver Prescott, Henry H. Easton Daniel Wheaton Crapo Fall River Joseph E. Read, JVorton EphraimRaymond, William B. Canedy, James Foord, Hezekiah Battelle Pawtucket Elijah Ingraham Fairhaven Alden Spooner, Raynham Seth Washburn Nathaniel S. Spooner, Jo- Taunton Asa Danforth, seph Tripp , James Freetown Job Morton Ellis, James L. Hodges, Mansfield Solomon Pratt Jonathan Ingell, James JVew Bedford Lemuel Sproat, Anselm Bassett Williams, Eli Haskell, Westport Abner Brownell, Stephen Merrihew, Paul Abner B. Gifford

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. John M. Williams, Asa Danforth, Lemuel Macomber, James Ellis, Samuel Crocker, James L. Hodges, Charles H. Warren, James Ford, Elijah Ingraham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Battelle, James C. Stark- Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 57

Justices of the Peace. Attlehorough Jacob Bolk- Anthony Mason com, Israel Hatch, Noah Freetown Benjamin Wea- Claflin, Lemuel May, Sen- ver, Ebenezer Pierce, Earl eca Sanford, Abijah M. Sampson, Hezekiah Ma- Ide, Elkanah Brig^s,Elijah son, Elnathan P. Hatha- Daggett, jr. Peter Thacher way, Benjamin Burt, Berkley Simeon Chase, Thomas Bump, Joseph B. Barzillia Crane, Adoniram Weaver, John T. Lawton, Crane,Barzillia Hathaway, Calvin Thomas Jabez Fox, John Dilling- Mansfield David Gilbert, ham, Samuel French, Al- Rowland Green, Mason pheus Sanford Cobb, Benjamin Billings Dartmouth Abraham J^ew Bedford William Tucker, Holder Slocum, Rotch, Abraham Barker, Thomas Almy, Jepthu James Howland, Timothy Ashley, James T. Slocum, G. Coffin, Benjamin Lin- Bradford Howland, Fran- coln, Kelly Eldridge, John cis D. Bartlett A. Parker, Richard Will- Dighton Caleb Chase, iams, Ezra Bassett, James Richard Wascoat, Thomas B. Congdon, Thomas A. B. Richmond, George Greene, John Burrage, Walker, John Walker, William H. Taylor, Benja- Barnabas Crane, D. Hath- min Coombs, J. H. W. away, Abiathar White Page Easton John Pool, Row- JVorton Isaac Hodges, land Howard, Cyrus Laban M. Wheaton, Lem- Lathrop, Charles Hayden, uel Perry, Jacob Shepard, John Seele, Samuel Dean, Cromwell Leonard , Elijah How- Pawtucket Collins Darling, ard, Sebea Howard Apollos Cushman, James Fairhaven Ansel Gibbs, C. Starkweather Rounsevil Spooner, Levi Raynham John Gilmore, Jenney, Asa Swift, Alfred Eliab B. Dean, Godfrey N3re, Jabez Taber, Lemuel Robinson, Amos Hall, Tripp, Rowland Gibbs, Ellis Hall, Samuel Wilbur Phineas White, Cyrus E. Rehohoth Jos.Wheaton,2d. Clarke, Thomas Davis Lemuel Macomber, jr. Fall River Charles Pitman, Thomas Carpenter, James Joseph Gooding, Joseph Bliss, Samuel Bullock, 2d. Hathaway ,Israel Anthony, Lemuel Morse, James Eliab Williams, Nathan Blanding, Joseph Nichols, B. Borden, Cyrus Alden, Granville Stephens 58 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- William Hodges, John vin Martin, Samuel Allen, Reed, Charles Richmond, Jesse Medbury, Seth Abiathar Leonard, Will- Whitmarsh, LewisWalker iam A. F. Sproat, Ichabod Somerset William Reed, Lincoln, Cromwell Wash- David Anthony, Hanan burn, George B. Atwood, Wilbour,Wheaton Luther, Horatio L. Danforth, The- Edward Slade, Jonathan odore L. Lincoln, Sidney P. Slade, John D. Cart- Williams, Horatio Pratt, wright William Sekel, Joseph Sivanzey Thomas Peck, Wilbur, Henry Williams, William Mason, Henry Seth Williams, William Gardiner, John Winslow, Haskins, Thomas C.Brown Mason Barney, Thomas E. Westport William White, Warning, John Earl, Nathan C.Brownell, James David Gray H. Handy Taunton Alfred Williams,

JVotaries Puhlic. Dighton Thomas B. Rich- John Burrage, Henry H. mond Crapo Fall River James Foord, Westport Abner Brownell Hezekiah Battelle Paivtucket Apollos Cush- Fairhaven Nathaniel S. man Spooner, Levi Jenny, Somerset David Gray, Philemon Fuller Taunton William A. F. JVew Bedford Timothy G. Sproat, Harrison G. O. Coffin, John H. Clifford, Colby Elliot,

Counsellors and Jjftorneys. Attleboro John Daggett Coffin, Charles H.Warren, Easton Cyrus Lotlirop, Ezra Basset, John H. Clif- Daniel Wheaton ford, T. D. Eliot, John Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Burrage, Oliver Prescott, Spooner J. H. W. Page, Daniel Fall River James Foord, Ricketson Hezekiah Battelle, Joseph JVorton Laban Wheaton, Hathaway, Cyrus Alden, Laban M. Wheaton Eliab Williams Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Freetown E. P. Hathaway, man, Collins Darling William H. Eddy Raynham William P. Mansfield David Gilbert Doggett JVew Bedford Timothy G. Taunton Francis Baylies, Sheriffs and Coroners in Bristol. 59

James Ellis, William A. Lincoln, Harrison G. O. F. Sproat, Anselm Basset, Colby, Henry Williams, Horatio Pratt, Sidney Horatio L. Danforth, C. J. Williams, Theodore L. H. Bassett, Seth Williams

Sheriff, Horatio Leonard, of Raynham.

Deputy-Sheriffs. Berkley Dean Burt JVorton Horace B. With- Dartmouth Daniel How- erell land Rehohoth Richard Goff Fall River Seth Darling Taunton James Wood- Freetoivn Noah H. Evans ward, George B. Atwood JVew Bedford William Westport Frederick Gordon, John Baylies Brown ell Gaolers, Jacob L. Porter, of Taunton, John Baylies, of New Bedford. Crier of the Courts, Oliver Soper, of Taunton. Insp. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attleboro'.

Commissioners of Wrecks, S,'c. Charles Grinnell, of New Bedford, and Prince Sears, jr. of Dartmouth.

Coroners. Attleboro' Peter Thacher, Paivtucket John Medbury Samuel Tyler, ElishaMay Ra^inham Amyntas Shaw Berkley Dean Burt Rehohoth Thos. Carpenter, Dartmouth Henry Tucker, 2d. John Brown, Elijah A. jr. Samuel Barker Read, Israel Brown, Crom- Dighton Crocker Babbitt well Bliss, Joseph Smith Easton Rowland Howard, Seekonk John Miller, Daniel Macomber, Joshua Caleb Carpenter, Ezra Britton French Fall River Sheffield Wea- Somerset Philip Bowers ver, Harvey Harnden Swanzey Benajah Mason, Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Israel Gardner, 2d. Jonathan Wilbur Taunton David Carver, Freetown John Nichols, Edward Grossman, Benja- George Pickens, John P. min Ingell, James Wood- Lawton ward, Oliver Soper, jr. Mansfield Simeon Greene Westport Jonathan Brow- JVew Bedford William nell, Peleg W. Peckham, Gordan, jr. Benjamin T. Frederick Brownell Congdon 60 Justices of the Peace in Dukes. DUKES. Judge of Probate, George Athearn, of Tisbury. Register of Probate, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Register of Deeds, Samuel Smith, of do. County Treasurer, Matthew Manter, of West Tisbury. Clerk of the Courts, Cornelius Marchant, Edgartown. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. ChUmark Matthew May- Thomas Cooke, Daniel hew Fellows, William Mayhew Edgartown William Jem- Tisbury John Davis, egan, Cornelius Marchant, George Athearn

.Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. George Athearn, of Tisbury, William Jernegan, Tho- mas Cooke, of Edgartown, Matthew Mayhew, of Chilmark. Justices of the Pence. Chilmark John Hancock Tisbury Thomas Dunham, Edgartown Elihu P. Nor- David Look, Charles G. ton, Harrison P. Mayhew, Athearn, Eliakim Norton, John P. Norton, Leavitt Elijah Hillman, Matthew Thaxter, Samuel Wheldon Manter Counsellors and. .Attorneys. Edgartown Leavitt Thax- Tisbury Thomas Dunham ter Notaries Public, Chilmark Tristram Allen, Joseph Mayhew jr. Asa Johnson Tisfcur// Thomas Dunham, Edgartown Cornelius John Holmes, George Marchant, William May- Dunham hew, James H. Beetle, Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown.

Deputy- Sheriff's. Chilmark Thomas H. TtsftMn/ Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert Commissioners of Wrecks, S{c. Thomas Mayhew, 2d. of Edgartown; John Hancock, of Chilmark. Coroners. Chilmark William May- Edgartown Peter Pease hew Tisbury James Cottle Guardian to Indians of Chapaquidick and Christiantotcny Leavitt Thaxter. Justices of the Peace in Essex. 61 ESSEX. Judge of Probate, Daniel A. White, of Salem. Register of Probate, Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Ralph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer, William F. Wade, of Ipswich. Clerk of the Courts, John Prince, jr. of Salem.

Judge of Police Court, Salem, Eli?ha Mack. Special Justices of do. do. Ezekiel Savage, Joseph G. Waters. Jud<:e of Tolice Court, Newburyport, Stephen W. Marston. Special Justices of do. do. William Woart, John Cook, jr. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ameshury Robert Cross John Tenney Andover Mark Newman, JVeivbury Jacob Gerrish, Hobart Clark, Samuel Daniel Adams. 8d. Farrar, Samuel Merrill, JVeivburyport Wm. Woart, Nathaniel Swift, Gayton Jonathan Gage, Ebenezer P. Osgood Moseley, Stephen W.Mar- Beverly Robert Rantoul ston, John Cook, jr. Wil- Bradford Benjamin Parker liam B. Banister, Jeremiah Danvers Gideon Foster, Nelson, George Titcomb Joseph Shed, John W. Salem John Punchard, Proctor Moses Townsend, John Essex John Choate Prince.jr. Ichabod Tucker, ijloticester Henry Phelps, Ezekiel Savage, Benjamin William W. Parrot, Lon- Merrill, Daniel A. White, son Nash Amos Choate, D. L. Pick- Haverhill Israel Bartlett, man, Amos Hovey, John Stephen Minot, Moses G. King, Joseph Winn, Wingate, Jas. H. Duncan, Elisha Mack, John Saun- Leonard White ders, Frederick Howes, Ipswich Nathaniel Lordjjr. Joseph Peabody, Gideon William F. Wade, Charles Barstow, Joseph Ropes, Kimball, William Conant, Joseph G. Waters, Ralph Ephraim F. Miller, Alfred H. French, Solomon S. W. Pike Whipple, Asahel Hunting- Lynn Robert W. Trevett, ton, Ijarkin Thorndike Jeremiah C. Stickney, Salishwy Edward Dorr Josiah Newhall Saugus Abijah Che ever Lynnfeld Asa T. Newhall Topsfield Nehemiah Martlehead Nathan Bow- Cleaveland en, John Prince West JVewbury Moses Methiien Ben Osgood, Newell 6 62 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Punchard, John Saunders John Prince, , Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Wil- liam Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Minot, William W. Parrutt, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper, Moses Pettinorell, John Porter, William B. Banister, William Reed, Nehe- miah Cleaveland, Hobart Clark, Amos Blanchard, Charles Kimball, Robert Rantoul, Benjamin Merrill.

Justices of the Peace. Ameshury Robert Patten, George Osgood, Elias Eliphalet Graves, Lowell Putnam, Daniel P. King, Bagley, Stephen Sargent, Jonathan Shove, Asa jr. William Nichols, Dan- Gardner, Ebenezer Hunt, iel Weed, Peter Sargent, Joshua PL Ward Leonard Hoyt Essex Jonathan Story, Andover John L. Abbot, John Dexter,David Choate John Adams, William Gloucester John Manning, Johnson, jr. Amos Blanch- William Pearce, Joseph ard, Nathan W. Hazen, B. Manning, James Goss, William Stevens, John William Whipple, Ebene- White zer Poo], jr. Samuel Lane, Beverly Thomas Davis, William Pearce, jr. Aaron Amos Sheldon, Albert Gidding, William Beach, Thorndike, Thomas Ste- Israel Trask,Joseph Stacy, phens Henry Phelps, Robert Boxford Parker Spnfford, Rantou],jr. William Sav- Jonathan Foster, Moses ille, .John Webber, The- Dorman, George W. Saw- ophilus Herrick yer, Solomon Low, Charles Haverhill James Ayer, Peabody, Amos Kimball, Oliver Morse, Charles Moses Dorman, jr. White, Nathaniel Ladd, Bradford William Green- Fsaac R. How, Moses ough, Daniel Stickney, Merrill, Enoch Foot, Wil- Jesse Kimball, Amos Par- liam Bacheller, Bernard ker, Moses Parker, Jona. Brickett, jr. Warner Whit- Kimball, Eliphalet Kim- tier, David How, Rufus ball, Jeremiah Spofford, Longley, Ephraim Corliss, Benjamin Greenleaf Gilman Parker, Moses G. Danvers Zerubbabel Por- J. Emery, William D. S. ter, Andrew Nichols, Chase, John Brickett, jr. Justices of the Peace in Essex. 63

Hamilton Oliver S. Cressy, Silas Moody, Orlando B. Asa Smith, Matthevv Merrill, Moses Pettingell, Whipple,Joseph Knowlton Joseph Little, Seth Sweet- Ipswich Joseph F^arley, ser, Joseph Gerrish, W. N. Thomas Mannino-,William Cleaveland, Benjamin ConantjTimothy Appleton, Stickney, Nehemiah Joseph Dennis, Asa An- Cleaveland, Josiah Little, drews, Stephen Pearson, Jacob Atkinson, Stewart Josiah Caldwell, John Chase, Hector Coffin, Kimball William Currier, jr. Lynn Elijah Downing-, JVeivbun/port Wi\\ia.m Bar- John Lummus, Eleazer C. tlet, Thomas M. Clark, Richardson, Isaac Story, Edward S. Rand, John Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C. Porter, Solomon H. Cur- Stickney,Daniel Henshaw, rier, Caleb Gushing, Henry John Mudg^e, Francis S. Frothingham, John An- Newhall, George Johnson, drews, jr. Samuel Phillips, Josiah Newhail, Joseph John Brickett, W. S. Al- M. Underwood, Isaiah len, John Moody, Samuel Breed Newman, John S. Morse, JLynnfield Daniel Need- Nathan Crosby, Georofe ham, Bowman Viles,Josiah Lunt, Moses Merrill, Newhall Charles H. Balch, John Manchester David Colby, Harrod, Tristram Coffin Delucena L. Bingham, Rowley Joshua Jewett, Benjamin Leach Thomas Gage, Amos J. Marblehead Joshua Pren- Tenney, Benjamin Smith, tiss, Nathan B. Martin, Charles S. Tenney, Jere- Asa Hooper, George Bar- miah Russell, Richard ker, John G. Hooper, Rob- Herbert, Edward Todd ert Hooper, John Spar- Salem G. S. Johonnot, hawk, James Gregory Samuel Ropes, Jonathan Methuen Stephen Barker, Hodges, William Story, John Russ, Jonathan Cur- John W. Treadwell, David rier, Joseph W. Carlton, Putnam, Thomas Need- Joseph Griffin, Stephen ham, Stephen C. Phillips, Gage, Stephen Barker, 2d. E. Shillaber, John Russell, Joseph How Humphey Devereux,War- Middleton Daniel Fuller, wick Palfrey, jr. Perley Ezra Nichols, Pelatiah Putnam, Joseph G. Wilkins Sprague, William Mans- JVeivbury Moses Little, field, E. Hersey Derby, Silas X^ittle, Daniel Hale, Stephen P. Webb, David 64 Notaries and Counsellors in Essex.

Roberts, Nathaniel J. Colby Lord, George Wheatland, Saupis Joseph Dampney, Oliver Carlton, Nathaniel Benjamin F. Newhall West, Abijah Northey, Topsfield Benjamin C. Charles Saunders, Caleb Perkins,Royal A.Merriara, Foote, Nehemiah Brown, Jacob Towne John Winn, Joseph Clout- JVenham Moses Foster, man, William Sutton, Nicholas Dodge, jr. Charles A. Andrew West JVeivhury Daniel Salisbury Samuel March, Emery, Thomas Hills, Samuel Walton, Dudley Edmund Hills, Eliphalet Evans, Nathan Long-, Emery Henry M. Brown, John

JVotaries Public. Jlndover Nathaniel Swift JVewburyporl John Porter, Beverly Albert Thorndike Wm. VVoart, Isaac Stone, Danvers John W. Proctor John Cook Gloucester William Fer- Salem Ichabod Tucker, son, William Saville John Prince, jr. Ezekiel Haverhill Charles White, Savage, John Punchard, Charles Minot Jonathan P. Saunders, Ipswich Charles Kimball John Russell, Joseph G. Lynn Benjamin Oliver, Waters, Oliver Carlton, Edward S. Davis Stephen P. Webb, Joseph Marblehead Nathan Bow- Cloutman en, William B. Adams Salisbury Edward Dorr JVeivbury Jacob Gerrish

Counsellors and Attorneiis. Amesbury Robert Cross Charles Minot, Gilman Andover Hobart Clark, Parker Samuel Merrill, William Ipswich Asa Andrews, Stevens, Nathan W. Ephraim F. Miller, Otis P. Hazen Lord Beverly Thomas Stephens Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Danvers John W. Proctor, Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C, Joshua H. Ward Stickney,Daniel Henshaw, Gloucester Joseph B. Man- John W. Browne ning, Robert Rantoul, jr. Marblehead William Fa- Lonson Nash bens, Frederick Robinson Haverhill James H. Dun- Methuen John Tenney can, Stephen Minot, Isaac JVewbury Jacob Gerrish R. How, Alfred Kittredge, JVeivburyport Ebenezer .

Sheriffs and Coroners in Essex. 65

Moseley, Stephen W. G. Waters, Asahel Hun- Marston, Asa W. Wildes, tington, Stephen P. Webb, Caleb Cushinof, Georg-e David Roberts, George Lunt, Nathaniel S. Hills,jr. Wheatland, Nathaniel J. Salem Leverett Saltonstall, Lord, John S. Williams, Benjamin Merrill, John G. George H. Devereux, King, Larkin Thorndike, Charles A. Andrew, Jon- Solomon S. Whipple, Eb- athan C. Perkins enezer Shillaber, Joseph

Cner of the Courts, Michael Brown, of Ipswich.

Sheriff', Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem.

Deputij- Sk p. riffs Ameshwry Ichabod B. Lynn Charles Merrit Morril Marblehead Samuel Bow- Andover Moody Bridges den, 3d. Danvers Stephen Upton Methuen JoshuaBuswellJr. Gloucester Jeremiah Love- JV. Rowley Robert Savory joy JVeivburyport Gilman Haverhill Jacob How White, Nathan Brown Ipswich Michael Brown, Salem Nehemiah Brown Theodore Andrews Prison Keepers. Ipswich Michael Brown White JS^ewhuryporl Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Coroners. Ameshury Ichabod B. Ipsivich Michael Brown, Sargent William F. Wade, Theo- Andover John Adams, dore Andrews Nathaniel Swift Lynn William Rhodes, Bradford Jonathan Kim- Eieazer C. Richardson, ball, jr. Amos Parker Samuel Viall Danvers Stephen Upton Lynnfitld John Upton Essex Joshua Giddings, Marblehead Nathan Bowen David Choate Methuen John Sargent, jr. Gloucester Elias Clough, Amos Barker, Jonathan James Goss, Joseph Stacy Merrill, Ben Osgood Haverhill Oliver Morse, JVewbury Orlando B. Mer- Enoch Foot, Nathaniel rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. Hills, John Marsh JVeivburypoH Gilman 6* 66 Justices of the Peace in Franklin.

White, John Cook, jr. Salisbury Edward Dorr, John Moody Elias French, Henry M. Rowley Jeremiah Jewett Brown Salem John Punchard, JVest JVewbury William Thomas Needham, Nehe- Pilsbury, Richard Heath miah Brown FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, of Greenfield. Register of Probate, Elijah Alvord, of do. County Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Hooker Leavitt, of Greenfield. Clerk of the Courts, Elijah Alvord, of Greenfield. Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Jhhfield , comb Ephraim Williams Hawley Edmund Longley, Charlemont Sylvester Thomas Longley Maxwell Heath Ephraim Hastings Deerfield Asa Stebbins, JVorthJield Obadiah Dick- Epaphras Hoyt inson Greenfield Jerome Ripley, JVew 5'aiem William Whit- Richard E. Newcomb, aker Elijah Alvord, Hooker Rowe Solomon Read Leavitt, George Grennell, Sunderland Horace W, jr. Daniel Wells, Franklin Taft Ripley, Horatio G. New- Wendell Joshua Green

Jlppointed to qualify Civil Officers. Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Samuel C. Allen, Elijah Alvord, Sylvester Maxwell, William Whitaker, John Nevers, Hooker Leavitt, Horace W. Taft, Alanson Clark. Jiisticfs of the Peace. Ashjield Levi Cook, Henry Porter, Amos Shepherd Bassett, Thomas White, Charlemont George Wins- Dimock Ellis, Chester low, Asahel Judd, Alexan- Sanderson der P. Maxwell, Emery Bernardston Polycarpus L. Greenleaf Cushman, Caleb Chapin, Colraine John Drury, Dan- John Brooks iel Willis, Calvin Smith, Buckland Samuel Taylor, Samuel Coolidge, George Joseph Griswold, John Eels, Charles Thompson, Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 67

Isaac B. Barber, David Wells, Apollos Gunn, Sal- Dinison, jr. John Wilson, mon Root, Aretas Ferry, Waitstill Hastings, Jona- Carlos Allen than Johnson Monroe Martin Ballou Conway John Arms, John JK'ew Sale7n Nahum Bry- Williams, W^illiam Bil- ant, Horace Hunt, Abner lings, Austin Rice, Chris- Smith, Jabez E. Whipple, topher Arms, Asa How- Asahel Paige, Emerson land, Charles E. Billings, Fay Elisha Billings JVorthfield Elisha Lyman, Deerfield Pliny Arms, Asahel Sawyer, Asa Olm- Ebenezer H. Williams, stead, Richard Colton, Samuel E. Field, Stephen William G. Woodward Whitney, R. Saxton, Si- Orange Perley Barton, mon D. Wolf, Aaron Arms, Zina Goodell, Hiram James S. Whitney Woodward, Otis Brooks Erving^s Grant Fordyce Roive John Cheney, Wil- Alexander, Mosely Clapp liam Taylor, Ebenezer Gill Seth S. Howland, Merrill, Noah Wells, Sam- Joel Lyon, John Bates, uel H. Reed Eliphalet Darling Shelburne William Wells, Gretn/ield Elisha Root, Apollos Barnard, Elam Asaph Smead^ Samuel Kellogg, David Wells J*ickett, David Willard, Shulesbury Abner Smith, Thaddeus Coleman, Am- Josiah Beaman, jr. Na- brose Ames,tsaac Newton, thaniel Maeoraber, Joseph Hd. Alanson Clark, Henry L. Smalledge Chapman, James C.Alvord, Sunderland Caleb Hub- Thomas Nims,David Aikin bard, William Delano, Hawley Hezekiah Warri- Lewis Puffer, Charles ner, Edmund Longley, jr. Cooley John Tobey, John Vincent Warivick Caleb Mayo, Heath Benjamin Maxwell, Jonathan Blake, jr. Justus Roger Leavitt, Ebenezer Russell, Ashbel Ward, Tucker, Luther Gale, John Emery Gale, Joseph Ste- Hastings, jr. vens, Lemuel Wheelock Leverelt Roswell Field, Wendell Jon a. Whitaker Erastus Field Isaac Whately Silas Frary, Jus- Woodbury, Rufus Fitts, tice White, Seth Smith, Butler Wilmarth David Stockbridgejr.Luke Leyden Hezekiah New- B. White, Chester Bard- comb, George Mowrey well, ^d. Daniel Brown Montague Benjamin S. 08 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Franklin.

Notaries Public. Deerjield Aaron Arms Green^eZrf Franklin Ripley Counsellors and Attorneys. Ashfield Elijah Paine Chapman,Franklin Ripley, Charlemont Sylvester James C. Alvord, Almon Maxwell Brainard, David Willard, Conivay William Billings George T. Davis, David Colraine Isaac B. Barber, Aikin John Drury Montague Jonathan Hart- Deerjield Pliny Arms, well Henry Barnard, Aaron JVorthJield Samuel C.Allen, Arms, Jonathan A. Saxton William G. Woodward Greenfield R. E. Newcomb, JVeiv Salem Nahum F. Hooker Leavitt, George Bryant Grennell,jr. Daniel Wells, Sunderland Horace W. H. G. Newcomb, Henry Taft

Sheriff^, John Nevers, of Northfield.

Deputy- Sh e riffs. Ashfield Anson Bement Greenfield Darid S. Jones Charlemont Jabez N. Kin Montague Benjamin S. Colraine Moses C. Howard We]ls Deerfield Edwin Arms J^ew Salem Wilson An- Erving*s Grant Ansel drews Lesure Shuteshury Josiah Ball, jr. Deputy- Gaoler and Master of House of Correction. Samuel A. Wheelock, of Greenfield. Overseers of House of Correction. R. E. Newcomb and Spencer Root. Crier of the Courts, David Wright, of Deerfield. Coroners. Charlemont Waitstill Leverett Sylvanus Field Hastmgs Montague Benjamin S. Comvay Christopher Arms Wells Colraine Daniel Donelson JVorthfield Richard Colton Deerfield Isaac Abercrom- Sunderland William bie, jr. Edwin Nims Delano Greenfield David S. Jones Wendell Samuel Brewer Prover of Fire Arms, Roswell Field, of Leverett. Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 69 HAMPDEN. Judge of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, of Springfield. Register of Probate, Justice Willard, of do. Register of Deeds, \V illiam Rice, of do. County Treasurer, George Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John Ingersoll, of do. Justices of the Pence tnid of the Quorum. Blandford Alanson Knox Willard, William B. Cal- Lton^meadow Ethan Ely houn, John Howard, Palvier Amos Hamilton, , John James Stebbins Hooker, James W. Crooks Simthivick Enos Foote JFest Springfield Samuel Springfield John Ingersoll, Lathrop, Heman Day Oliver B. Morris, Justice Westfield Elijah Bates Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. , John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, George Bliss. Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Holland David Wallis, Reuben Boies, jr. R. Blair, Elbridge G. Fuller, John Lyman Gibbs, Reuben Wallis Boies, Orren Sage, Enos Longmeadoiv Joseph W. Boies Cooley, Seth Taylor, Wil- Brimfield Philemon War- liam White, Jonathan Ely, ren, John Wyles, Asa Burgess Salsbury Lincoln, Lewis Williams, Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, Festus Foster, Ebenezer Josiah Syms, Nathaniel Knight Chapin, Theodore Sikes Chester Martin Phelps, Monson Jacob Thompson, Daniel Collins, Asa Wil- Ede Whitaker, Joel Nor- cox, Forbes Kyle, Edmund cross, Timothy Packard, Hubbard, Lewis Collins, Jonathan Torrey , William Montgomei-y Edward Shepherd Taylor, Oren Parks Granville Israel Parsons, Palmer x^aron King, Jacob James Cooley, James B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, Barlow, Hezekiah Robin- Barlow Freeman, William eon, Elihu Stow, Asa M. Shearer, Abel Calkins Seymour, Charles F.Bates, Russell John Gould Joel Root, Eleazer Slocum, Souihwick JosephForward, Vincent Holcomb Saul Fowler, Gideon 70 Notaries and Counsellors in Hampden.

Styles, Joseph M.Forward, Westfield William Blair, Uzall Rockwell, Heman Isaac Wells, Augustus Laflin, Levi W. Hum- Collins, Azariah Moseley, phrey, Amasa Holcomb Lucius Wright, Norman Springjield Bezaleel How- T. Leonard, Elisha Arnold, ard, Robert Emery, Joseph William G. Bates Pease, Daniel Lombard, M'est Springfield Roland Solomon Hatch, David M. Burbank, Charles Ball, Bryant, William Bliss, Timothy Horton, Justin Richard D. Morris, Jesse Ely, Amos Worthington, Pendleton, William Rice, Theodore Ely, Solomon Josiah Hooker, George Lathrop, Alfred Flower, Colton, Orange Chapin, Henry Ely, Samuel Smith, William Dwight, Walter Lewis Warriner, Harvey H. Bowdoin, Wells South- Chapin, Spencer Flower, worth, Robert £. Bemis, Reuben Champion, Homer William Bridgman Ely Tolland William Moore, Wilhrdham Abel Bliss, Kleazer Slocum, William Walter Stebbins, William J Twining, jr. Samuel Ham- Knights, William Wood, m ilton Calvin Stebbins, William ^ Wales James L. Wales, S. Burt, John B. Morris, A. Needham, John Smith, Jesse W. Rice Charles Gardner

JVotaries Public. Springfield John Howard West Springfield Justin Westjidd Elijah Chapman Ely

Counsellors and Attorneys. Blandford Alanson Knox, D. Beach Russell A. Wilson Wilbraham William Granville James Cooley Knight Palmer James Stebbins Westfield Elijah Bates, Southivick John Mills William Blair, Augustus Springfield Oliver B. Mor- Collins, James Fowler, ris, ' Justice Willard, Norman I. Leonard, Wil- George Bliss, William B. liam G. Bates, Patrick Calhoun, W^illiam Bliss, Boies Richard D. Morris, James West Spinngfield Solomon W. Crooks, George Ash- Lathrop, Samuel Lathrop, mun, Reuben A. Chapman, Caleb Lathrop William Bliss, 3d. Erasmus Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 71

Sheriff, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield.

Deputy -Sh rrifs. Blandford Curtis Knox Timothy M. Cooley, 2d. Brimfield James Brown Pa/??ier ElishaConverseJr. Chester Martin Phelps, jr. Springfield Wm. H. Foster Granville Eli B. Phelps, West/eld J. M. Parsons Deputy- Gaoler, Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. Crier of Court of Common Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield. Coronrrs. Blandford Rufns Blair Springfield Harvey Cha- Brimfield Alvan Janes pin, William H. Foster Monson Joel Norcross Westfield Jehiel Abbot Palmer John Frink fV. Sprint:field l^emdin Day Southioick Gideon Styles Wilbraham William Clark Prover of Fire Arms, Thomas Warner, of Springfield. HAMPSHIRE. Judge of Probate, Ilhamer Conkey, of Amherst. Register of Probate, Samuel F. Lyman, Northampton. Register of Deeds, Giles C. Kellogg, of do. County Treasurer, Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Solomon Stoddard, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amherst David Mack, jr. Smith Ithamar Conkey, Osmyn J\orthampton Samuel Baker Hinckley, Lewis Strong, Bekhertown Joseph Bridg- Solomon Stoddard, Isaac man C. Bates, Charles A. Dew- Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft ey, Charles E. Forbes, Hadley Charles P. Phelps Samuel Wells, jr. Charles Hatfield Benjamin Smith, P. Huntington Israel Billings, Oliver

appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Lyman, Solomon Stoddard, Mark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Joseph Bridgman, Eliphalet Williams, Ithamar Conkey, David Mack, Myron Lawrence. 72 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire.

Justices of the Peace. Amherst , Hatfield Samuel Partridge, , Lucius ^d. Elijah Bordwell, Aus- Boltwood, Isaac Robbins, tin Smith, Joseph Billings, Asahel Thayer, Knos Remembrance Bardwell DicJiinson, Edward Dick- Middlefield John Dickson, inson, Elijah Boltwood, Uriah Church Hezekiah W. Strong-, JVorthampton Charles Daniel Dickinson, Luther Starkweather, John Tay- Root, Samuel Ware lor, Daniel Stebbins, Ros- Belchertown Mason Shaw, well Hubbard, Thomag Justus Forward, Myron Shepherd, RichardPhillips, Lawrence, William Bridg- Samuel F. Lyman, Oliver man, Jonathan 01ds,Henry Warner, Christopher A. Bridgman, Mark Doo- Clarke, EliphaletWilliams, little, Samuel Strong Theodore Strong, Theo- Chesterfield Thaddeus dore Wright, William Baker, A. Rice, Isaac H. Moseley, Chauncy King, Timothy A. Phelps, Clark, Giles C. Kellogg, Bela P. Clapp William Swan, Timothy Cwnmington Nehemiah Clark, Josiah D. Whitney^ Richards, Ebenezer Snell, Joseph S. Kingsley Eliphalet Packard, Elisha JVorwich John Ellis, S. Mitchell Kirkland, George Dunlap^ Easthampton Thaddeus Joseph Stanton, Aaron B.- Clapp, John Luddin Dimock Enfield Benjamin Har- Pelham Henry Kingman,. wood, Eliphaz Jones, John Rankin, jr. Ezra Ephraim Richards, Epaph- Brown, Cyrus Kingman^, ras Clark Ziba Cook Goshen Benjamin White, Plairifield J Rmes Richards^ Asahel Billings John Hamblin, Iram Pack- Greenwich Laban Marcy, ard, Elijah Warner, Eras- John Warner, Mason C. tus Bates, LeavittHallock,. Darling Elijah Clark Granhy David Smith, Levi Prescoit Samuel Henry^ Tayk)rjr.William Belcher, Stacy Linzie Samuel Ay res, Lewis H. South Hadley Elihu Carver Dwigbt, Daniel Warner, Hadley Moses Porter, Daniel Paine William Porter, Israel Southampton AsahelBirgCy Scott, Alpheus Osborne, Frederick Judd, Asahel John Hibbard Chapman, Elisha Edwards^ Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Hampshire. 73 jr. William S. Rogers er, Sylvanus Clapp,John A. fVare Rufus King, Joseph Judd, Samuel Edwards, jr. Cummings, Homer Bart- JVUliamshurg Elisha Hub- lett, Alpheus Demond, bard, Joseph Bodman, Aaron Gould, Leonard Gross Williams, Elisha Gould, William Hyde, Hubbard, jr. Daniel Collins Francis B. Stehbins, Thos. ff'orthington Jonathan Wilder, Anson Moody Brewster, Han Daniels, Westhampton Joseph Josiah Mills, W^illiam Kinsley, jr. William Hook- Ward, Chauncy B. Rising

Xotaries Public. Amherst Ed ward Dick- Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft inson JVorihampton Daniel Steb- Belchertown Mark Doo- bins, William H. Moseley little JFare William Hyde Counsellors and Attorneys. Amherst Simeon Strong, Charles A.Dewey, Charles Hezekiah W. Strong, Itha- E. Forbes, Samuel Wells, mar Conkey, Lucius Bolt- jr. Samuel F. Lyman, wood, Osmyn Baker, E. Charles P. Huntington, Dickinson Giles C. Kellogg, Samuel Belchertown Joseph Bridg- L. Hinckley, Samuel H. man, jr. Mark Doolittle, Bates Mason Shaw, Myron Law- South Hadley William rence Bowdoin Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Ware Homer Bartlett, Enfield Epaphras Clark Francis B. Stebbins, Wil- Greenivich Laban Marcy liam Hyde Hatfield Israel Billings Williamshurg Elisha Hub- JSJorthanipion Samuel bard, jr. Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, Worthington Chauncy B. J ohn Taylor,Le wis Strong, Rising Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton.

Dcpjity- Sh criffs. Amherst Zebina Dickinson las, jr. Belchertoivn Simeon JVorthampton Austin Smith Dwight South Hadley Mr. Smith Enfield Luke Beals ff'are Samuel Phelps Greenivich Stephen Doug- Deputy- Gaoler, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton Crier of Courts, William Bolter. 74 Justices of the Peace in Middleseit.

Coroners. Amherst Solomon Keyes JVorthampton Austin Eastman Smith, William W. Par- Bdchertown Elihu Sanford tridge, William H.Moseley Chesterfield Francis Bur- South Hadley Josiah Bard- nell well Cummington Bela Norton Southampton Asahel Enfield Rufus Powers Chapman Goshen Ambrose Stone Ware Samuel Phelps Greenwich Selim Newton Worthington Josiah Mills MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, of Weston. Register of Deeds, William F. Stone, of Cambridge. County Treasurer, John Keyes, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington. Judge of Police Court, for Lowell, Joseph Locke. Special Justice, do. Kaihaniel Wright. Justices of the Peace and of the Qiiorvm. Ashhy John Locke Lowell Luther Lawrence, Brighton Gorham Parsons, Amos Spaulding, Elisha Francis Winship Bartlett Cambridge AsahelStearns, Marlborough Benjamin Abraham Milliard, Ephra- Rice im Buttrick, Simon Green- Medford Nathaniel Hall, leaf Abner Bartlett, Dudley Charlestown John Soley, Hall William Austin Rufus JVeivton John Richardson, Wyman, Edward Everett, Amos Allen, Alexander James K. Frothingham, H. Everett Arthur W. Austin Pejjptrell John Walton Chelmsford Joel Adams Shirley L. M. Parker Concord x\biel Hey wood, Stow Rufus Hosmer, Au- Joseph Barrett, Samuel gustus Tower Hoar, John Keyes Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- Framingham Josiah Ad- ardson ams, Abner Wheeler JValtham Theodore Ly- Groton Amos Bancroft, man, David Townsend Caleb Butler, Bradford Walertown Levi Thaxter, Russell Tyler Bigelow, John Clark Lexington Elias Phinney Wayland Jacob Reeves Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 75

West Cambridge William Weston Ebenezer Hobbs, Whittemore, James Rus- Isaac Fiske sell Wohurn John Wade, Wy- Wilmington William Blan- man Richardson chard, Wm. Blanchard, jr.

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

Justices of the Peace. Acton John Bobbins, well, James Hayward, Abraham Conant, Francis Abraham Edwards, Ed- Tuttle, Simon Hosmer, ward T. Channing, Na- Stevens Hayward thaniel R. Whitney, Wil- Ashby Alexander T. Wil- liam Parmenter, Joseph lard, Amos Wilhngton, T. Buckingham, Sidney Stephen Wyman Willard, Charles Folsom, Bedford Reuben Bacon, John P. Tarbell, Isaac John Merriam, Joel Fitch, Livermore Amos Hartwell Carlisle John Heald, John Billtrica Francis Faulk- Nelson, Samuel Stevens ner, Marshall Preston, Charlestown Oliver Hold- John Baldwin, Zadock en, Timothy Walker, Howe George Bartlett, Paul Boxhoro"* Oliver T. Davis, Willard, Abraham R. Samuel Hayward, Ephra- Thompson, Henry Gard- im Whitcomb, Lyman ner, jr. Chester Adams, Bigelow William J.Walker, Charles Brighton Edward Spar- Lincoln, jr. William Wy- hawk, Life Baldwin, man, James Hunnewell, Charles Heard, Jonas William Sawyer, Charles Wilder Thompson, Horatio N. Burlington Abiel Winn, Perkins Sylvanus Wood, Nathan Chelmsford William Ad- Blanchard ams, Samuel Davis, Caleb Cambridge Levi Hedge, Abbot, Ebenezer Adams, Edmund T. Dana, John Alpheus Spaulding, Jona- Williams, Richard H. than M. Reed Dana, William J. Whipple, Concord Elisha Wheeler, Wm, F. Stone, Levi Far- Stephen Patch, Daniel 76 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Shattuck, Timothy Pres- Littleton Jonathan Man- cott, John M. Cheney ning, Benjamin Dix, Jona- Dunstable Jonathan Ben- than Hartwell, Ithamar net, James Swallow, Tem- Beard, Joel Hoar ple Kemble, Josiah Cum- Lowell John R. Adams, mings, Edmund Page Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Dracut Israel Hildreth, Fuller, John P. Robinson, Israel Hildreth, jr. David Kirk Boott, John L. Sheaf, Blood, Life Hamblet, Col- Pelhara W. Warren, Sam- burn Blood, jr. uel H. Mann, Elisha Ford, Framinshani Luther Belk- William Austin, William nap, Ephraim Parkhurst, Smith, Seth Ames, George William Buckminster, Jo- Woodward, John Wade,jr. ^ seph Ballard, Warren John A. Knowles, Tappan Nixon, Jonas Clayes, Wentworth Moses Edgell, Henry Maiden Benjamin Blaney, Richardson, Omen S.Keith Charles Lewis, Nathan Groton Stuart J. Park, Nichols, Ephraim Buck, Noah Shattuck, Abel Tar- Edward Wade bell, Calvin Boynton, Marlborough Richard Far- George F. Farley, Jona- well, Daniel Stevens, Levi than S. Adams Bigelow, Nicholas B. Holliston John Fairbanks, Proctor, Eli Rice, Ephraim Elihu Cutler, Nathaniel Hinds, Stephen Pope Johnson, Elias Bullard, Medford Nathan Adams, Abner Johnson, William Turell Tufts, Jonathan Claflin, Eliel Littlefield Brooks, Jonathan Porter, Hopkinton Thomas Buck- John Sparrell lin, Nathan Phipps,Samuel JVatick Samuel Fiske, B. Walcutt, Joseph Val- William Goodenow, Wil- entine, Matthew Metcalf, liam Farris, Chester Ad- Samuel D. Davenport, ams, Hezekiah Allen Joseph Valentine, 2d. Kcwton Samuel Stimpson, Ltxiyigton Joseph Fiske, William Jackson, Seth Jonas Bridge, John Mulli- Davis, Matthias Collins, ken, John Muzzey, Wil- Ebenezer Cheney, Elijah liam Chandler, Samuel F. Woodward, Joseph Fiske, Nathaniel Mulliken, Bacon Ambrose Morrell, Samuel Pepperell James Lewis, Stetson Abel Jewett, Luther Ban- Lincoln Elijah Fiske, croft, Asa F. Lawrence, Charles Wheeler, Joel William Buttrick Smith Reading John Weston, Notaries Public in Middlesex.

Daniel Flint, Timothy Calvin Thomas, Josiah Wakefield, Edmund Par- Danforth, Joseph Butter- ker, Daniel Chute, Joshua field, John Farwell, jr. Asa Prescott, Joshua Putnam, Butterfield, Charles But- Caleb Wakefield, George terfield, Simon Thompson Flint, Frederick F. Root Waltham Jonathan Coo- Sherburne John Bullard, lid^e, John Clark, John Isaac Whitney, Dalton Bright, S. L. Dana, Josiah Goulding, Silas Stone Childs,Thomas Sanderson, Shirley Thomas Whitney, Jonas Clark,Nahum Hardy Benjamin Hartwell, Ste- Walertown Thomas Clark, phen Longley, Nathaniel Moses Coolidge, Seth Be- Holden, Joseph Edgarton, mis, Luke Bemis, Amos James P. Whitney Livermore, jr. Abijah South Reading Thaddeus White, Charles Bemis Spaulding, Burrage Yale, Wayland , Thomas Emerson, Lemuel William Sherman, Phineas Sweetser, Lilly Eaton Johnson, Edward Mellen Stoheham Peter Hay, West Cambridise Jeduthan David Tilton Wellington, Thomas Rus- Stow Moses Whitney, sell, Benjamin Locke, Isaac W. Mulliken, Elijah Timothy Wellington Hale Weslford Thomas Fletch- Sudbury William Hunt, er, N. H. Groce, Jonathan Asher Goodenow, Thomas Prescott, Benjamin Os- Stearns, Lyman Howe good, Ephraim Abbot TewLsbury William Rog- Weston Alpheus Bigelow, ers, Samuel Thompson jr. Isaac Jones, Benj.James Townsewd Saaauel Brooks, Wilmington James Jaques Aaron Keyes, Paul Ger- Woburn Bill Russell, Syl- rish, Richard Warner, vanus Plympton, Benjamin Jonathan Richardson, Levi Wyman, Charles Carter, Sherwin Joseph Gardner, Oliver B. Tyngsboroush Ebenezer Coolidge, Cyrus Bancroft Bancroft, Robert Brinley,

JYotarirs PuhJic. Brighton Charles Heard Keith Cambridge William J. Groton Caleb Butler Whipple J.owell John R. Adams, Chcrlestoicn John Soley Samuel F. Haven, James Concord Nathan Brooks G. Carney, Pelham W, Framingham Omen S, Warren 7* 78 Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex.

Counsellors and Attorneys. Ashby John Locke Eastman, Seth Ames, Billerica Marshall Preston Samuel Parker, S. F. Cambridge Abraham Hill- Haven, William W.Fuller, iard, William J. Whipple, William Smith, Amos , Samuel P. Spaulding, Joseph Locke, P. Fay, Ephraim Buttrick, Horatio C. Merriam, John John P. Tarbell A. Knowles, Thomas Hop- Carnbridgeporl Henry M. kinson, Albert Locke Chamberlain Maldtn Charles Lewis Charltslown William Aus- Jllar/ftoro'Richard Farwell, tin, Paul Willard, Isaac Ephraim Hinds Fiske, Arthur W. Austin, Medford Abner Bartlett William Sawyer, Horatio J^tU'ton Amos Allen N. Perkins, Nathaniel H. Pepperell James Lewis, Loring, Nathaniel Austin, Asa F. Lawrence jr. James Dana Rending Joshua Prescott Chelmsford Joel Adams Stow Rufus Hosmer Concord , Teivksbury Edward Liv- John Keyes, Nathan ermore Brooks, John M. Cheney Towns€nd Aaron Keyes Framingham Josiah Tyngshord^ Daniel Rich- Adams, William Buck- ardson, Charles Butterfield minster, Lawson Kings- Waltham Arad Moore bury, Omen S. Keith Waterlown Tyler Bigelow, Groton Caleb Butler, Brad- Levi Thaxter, Charles ford Russell, George F. Bemis Farley, William L. Chap- Wayland Edward Mellen lin, B. M. Farley Wtstford John W. P. Holliston Elias Bullard Abbott Hopkinion Samuel B. West Cambridge James Walcutt Russell Lowell John R. Adams, Weston Alpheus Bige- Nathl. Wright, Samuel H. low, jr. Mann, L.Lawrence, Elisha Woburn Wyman Rich- Fuller, John L. Sheafe, ardson John P. Robinson, Luke

Sheriff, Benjamin F. Varnum, of Lowell. Sheriflfs and Coroners in Middlesex. 79

Drpxity- Sheriffs. Bilhrica Thomas Sumner Phipps Cambridgeport Nathan Loucll John Kimball, Jef- Fiske ferson Bancroft Charlesloivn D. J. Coburn jYeuion Adolphus Smith Chtbnsford Lovell Marlboro^ Adolphus Par- Fletcher menter Concord Moses Prichard Reading Abiel Holden East Cambridge Levi Toumstnd Quincy Syl- Parker vester Framingham Eliphalet Tyngsborongh Joseph Wheeler Butterfield Groton William C. Lewis Wayland M. M. Rutter Hophintoa William A.

Crier of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C. Levi Parker, of Cambridge. Gaolers—Camb. Nathl. Watson. Concord Abel Moore. Coroners. Aclon Luther Conant, Child, William A. Bancroft Winthrop E. Faulkner Holliston Loammi Little- Ashby Alexander T. Wil- field lord, Ezekiel Colman Hopkinton Nathan Phipps Bedford Michael Crosby Ltxingion Daniel Chandler Billerica Thomas Sumner Littleton, Jona. Whitcomb Cambridge Nathan Fiske Luicdl Luther Marshall, CarisJe Jonas Parker Josiah B. French, Zacheus Charhstoun Jotham John- Shed son, Joseph Hunnewell JMalden Ebenezer Wade, Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- Theodore L. Styles ker, James Pitts Marlborough Isaac T. Concord Jonas Buttrick, Stevens, Levi L Whitmore Abel Moore, Anthony Medfoid Nathan Wait Wright JVaiick Leonard Perry Dracut David Blood, jr. Pepperell Abel Adams, Simon Coburn Luther Tarbel, jr. Dunstable Edmund Page, Reading John Temple, jr. James Swallow Daniel Flint, Abiel Framingham Rufus Brew- Holden er, Henry Richardson, Sherburne Jeremiah Butler Eliphalet Wheeler South Reading Jeremiah Groton Abel Earnsworth, Bryant Benjamin Moors, David Shirley Stephen Longley 80 Justices of the Peace in Nantucket.

5/oM' John Patch, Abraham Wayland Collins Damon, Conant William Heard Tewkshury Thomas Clark West Cambridge Jeduthan Toiv7isend Quincy Syl- Wellington vester Weslford Levi Heywood Tyngshorough Joseph F. Weston Nathan Fiske, Bancroft Luther Harrington Waliham David Town- Wilmington Joel Jenkins, send Josiah Gillis NANTUCKET. Jud^e of Probate, Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate, George Cobb. County Treasurer, George Cobb. Clerk of the Courts, George Cobb.

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

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Josiah Hussey.

Justices of the Peace. David Allen, Charles Bunker, Thomas Macy, Timothy Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, William Mitchell, George Cobb, William Coffin.

Notaries Public. Benjamin Gardner, Josiah Hussey, Zaccheus Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, Caleb Cush- man, Charles Bunker. Cotmsellors and .Attorneys. Josiah Hussey, Charles Bunker, Charles K. Whitman, Isaac Coffin, Walter Folger, James M. Bunker.

Sheriff, Peleg S. Folger. Deputy-Sheriff, David Allen. Coroner, Elisha M. Hinckley. Commissioners of Wrecks, George Myrick, George Myrick, jr. Frederic Arthur, Benjamin Worth, of Nantucket; Andrew Brock, of Tuckanuck Island. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 81 NORFOLK. Judge of Probate, Sherman Leland, of Roxbury. Register of Probate, Jonathan H. Cobb, of Dedham. Register of Deeds, Enos Foord, of do. County Treasurer, John Bullard, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Ezra W. Sampson, of do. Justices of the Peace and of the Quoriim. Bcllingham Eliab Wight, John Ruggles, Nathan C. John C. Scammell Martin Braintret Minot Thayer Randolph Samuel Bass, Canton Thomas Tolman, Royal Turner Thomas French Roxbury Joseph Har- Cohasset James C. Doane rington, Joseph Heath, Dedham Samuel Haven, , Sher- Erastus Worthington, man Leland, Samuel J. William Ellis, Theron Gardner Metcalf, Ezra W. Sampson Sharon BenjaminReynolds Dorchester Samuel P. iVeyniouth Christopher Loud, Amasa Stetson Webb Franklin Lewis Fisher Wrtntham Cornelius Medfield Daniel Adams Kollock, Melatiah Everett Milton Amos Holbrook,

j9]ij)ointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Joseph Harrington, E. Worthington, Josiah J. Fiske, Samuel Bugbee, Samuel J. Gardner, Ezra W. Sampson. Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, Caydon Adam Kinsley, Stephen Metcalf, Elias Joseph Hodges, Leonard Cook, Asa Hall, Stephen Everett, James Dunbar Lewett Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Braintree Jonathan Wild, Henry J. Turner r. Asa French, David Hol- Dedham George Ellis, irook, Samuel Breck, Calvin Whiting, Jonathan Joseph Richards, Charles H.Cobb, John Guild, Enos M. Fogg Foord, Richard Ellis, John Brooklnie Joseph Goddard, K. Briggs, John Bullard, Oliver Whyte, Benjamin Jeremy Stimson, Samuel Goddard, Thomas Griggs, Swett, Ezra Wilkinson Charles Wild, James Dorchester James Hum- phrey, Abel Gushing, Notaries Public in Norfolk.

Henry Gardner, Edward than Wales, Benjamin ^ Sharp, Moses Draper, Richards, Aaron Prescott, Wm. Oliver, Robert Vose Setli Mann, Zenas French, Foxborough Elias Nason, Silas Paine, jr. Thomas Joseph Warren, John Howard Sherman, David Capen, Roxbury Nathaniel S. Gardner M. Peck Prentiss, Joseph Curtis, Franklin Joseph Bacon, Charles Davis, Peter G. William Makepeace, Wil- Robbins, John Bartlett, liam Makepeace, jr. Elihu John J. Clark, Nathaniel Pond, Willis Fisher Curtis, David A. Simmons, jyiedfitld Moses B. Hard- Jucius M. Sargent, Charles ing, William Peters, Jona- W. Green, Jonathan Dorr, than P. Bishop, William John Lemist, William Felt Whiting Mtdway Joseph L. Rich- Sharon Tisdale Drake, ardson, Seneca Barber, Jeremiah Gould, Elijah Luther Metcalf, Levi Hewins Adams, Luther Metcalf, jr. Sloughton Elijah Atherton, Christopher Slocum,James Jesse Pierce, Abner Drake, Lovering Joel Talbot, James Tucker Milton Joseph Rowe, Walpole Daniel Kings- Asaph Churchill, Jason bury, Harvey Clapp, Tru- Houghton, Francis Daven- man Clark, Joseph Ellis, port, Nathaniel Tucker, Joseph Hawes Moses Webster, Edmund Weymoulh Samuel Bayley, T. Baker, Joseph Morton Lemuel Humphrey, Fisher J^eedham Peter Lyon, A. Kingsbury, Noah Benjamin Slack, Elisha Torrey, Timothy Gordon, Lyon, Israel Whitney, James Whittemore Daniel Kimball, George Wreniham Rufus Mann, Smith Samuel Druce, Samuel Quincy Lemuel Brackett, Bugbee, Ebenezer Blake, Noah Curtis, John Whit- John Cheever, Benjamin ney, J. M. Gourgas, jr. Shepherd, jr. Calvin Fish- William B. Dugan er, Lewis Harding, Allen Randolfih Seth Turner, Tillinghast, Oliver Felt, Micah White, Isaac Thay- John Hawes, Philo San- er, Jos^eph Linfield, Jona- ford

Notaries Public. Canton James Bent James C. Doane Cohassd Thomas Bourne, Dedhmn Ebenezer Fisher, Counsellors, Sheriffs, &,c. in Norfolk. 83 jr. Erastus Worthington Weymouth Fisher A. Milton Nathan C. Martin Kingsbury Randolph Aaron Prescott TVrtvtham Melatiah Roxbury Sherman Leland, Everett D. A. Simmons Counsellors and .'Jltorneijs. Braintree Samuel Breck Asaph Churchilljr. Canton Thomas Tolman Quincy John M. Gour- Dedhcm James Richard- gas, jr. son, , Randolph John King, Erastus Worthington, Aaron Prescott Jonathan H. Cobb, Ira Roxbury Joseph Harring- Cleveland, Ezra Wilkin- ton, Samuel J. Gardner, son Sherman Leland, David A. Dorchester Samuel P. Simmons, J. J. Clarke, Loud, Abel Gushing Charles Warren Ftan /din S. A. Pratt Weymovth Christopher Mtdfifid Daniel Adams, Webb, Fisher A. Kings- Jonathan P. Bishop bury Medway Warren Levering Wrcniham Josiah J. Fiske, Milton Asaph Churchill, Melatiah Everett

Sheriff, John Baker, 'M. of Dedham.

Drpi/t If- Sheriffs. Bellingham Elias Cook Jones Braintree Asa Fr

Deputy- Gaoler and Master of the House of Correction, J. N. E. Mann, of Dedham.

Coroners. Bellingham Calvin Fair- Franklin Eli M.Richardson banks, Horace Metcalf MedficLd Henry Adams, Braintree Asa French Abner Mason Canton Samuel Black- Medway Zachariah Lovell man, Joseph Downs MiUon Phineas Davenport, Cohasset Henry J. Turner Samuel Mardin, Alpheus Dorchester Stephen Rob- T. French inson Needham Rufus Mills Foxborough Shubael Pratt Quincy William Spear 84 Justices of the Peace in Plymouth,

Roxhury Aaron Kingsbury Weymouth Silas Binney, Sharon Elijah Hewins, jr. Samuel Bayley Sloughlon Luther Swan, Wreiithnin Paul Fisher, Lemuel Gay David A. Fisher PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Ilossetter Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, Rossetter Cotton, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John J3. Thomas, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Qiwrum. Bridgewattr Middlthoro^ Wilkes Wood, Duxbury Seth Sprague, Abiel Washburn, Zacha- Judah Alden, Seth riah Eddy Sprague,jr. Ph/mnuth. N. M. BwiSj East Bridgewater Bar- John B. Thomas, R.Cotton, tholemew Brown William Thomas Hanover David Stock- Roclitsler David Bacon bridge Scituafe Cushing Otis, Hingham Ebenezer Gay, John Collamore, Samnel Jotham Lincoln A. Turner, John B. Turner Kingston John Thomas, Wtsl Bridgeicuttr William Thomas P. Beal Bavlies Appointed to qnnlify Civil Officers. Wilkes Wood, Abraham Holmes, Hector Orr, , Nathaniel M. Davis, John B. Thomas, Eben- ezer Gay, Thomas Loring, Charles J. Holmes, Isaac Stevens, Jacob IL Loud, Joseph Haskell, Austin Packard, Cushing Otis, John Beal. Justices of the Peace. Ahington Benj. Hobart, Fobes, Nathan Mitchell, Jared Whitman, Micah Saml. Leonard, jr. Holmes Pool, John Cnshing, James Sprague, Williams Latham Bate^, Ezekiel Thaxter, Carver Nehemiah Cobb, James Ford, jr. Benjamin Ellis, John Sa- Bridgewater Solomon Al- vary, Samuel Shaw,- den, jr. Daniel Mitchell, Thomas Cobb Benjamin Pope, Caleb F. Duxbury William Loring, Leonard, Avery Fobes, Samuel A. Frazer, Isaiah Solomon HaywardJr. Isaac Alden, E. Weston, Ger- Justipes of the Peace in Plymouth. 85

«hom B. Weston, William Peter H. Pierce, Samuel H. Simmons, Gershom Thompson,PaulHathaway, Bradford Arad Thompson, Joshua East Bridgewaier Hector Hoskins, jr. Joshua Eddy, Orr, Isaac Alden, 3d. jr. Benjamin P. Wood, Wallace Rust, Welcome Bradford Harlow, Luther Young, Abisha Stetson Washburn,Jonathan Cobb, Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Ebenezer Pickens Zebad Thompson, Dexter jYorth Bridgeivater Abel C. Thompson, Zadock Kingman, Joseph Sylves- Thompson ter, P:iiab Whitman, Silas Hanover Reuben Curtis, Packard, M. Packard, Alexander Wood, Benja- Eliphalet Kingman, Linus min Mann, David Prouty, Howard, George Clark, Thomas J. Gardner, Albert Jesse Perkins White Pembroke Alden Briggs, Hanson Charles Cnshino-, Anthony Collamore, Tho- Thomas Hobart, Isaac B. mas Turner, Peter Sal- Barker, Joshua Smith mond, David Oldham Hingham Martin Lincoln, Plymouth Barnabas Joseph Wilder, jr. Edward Hedge, Nathaniel Russell, Thaxter, William Gordon, John Thomas, Josiah Solomon Lincoln, Francis Robbins, William Brown, G. Ford, Caleb Gill, jr. Jacob H. Loud, William Thomas Loring, Marshall Clark, Ichabod Morton, I^incoln, James W. Sivret, Allen Danforth, Gustavus James S. Lewis Gilbert, Schuyler Samp- Hull Samuel Loring, jr. son, William P. Ripley, Kingston James Sever, Thomas Russell, Isaac L. Nathaniel Thomas, John Hedge, Ebenezer G. Par- Sever, Eli Cook, John ker, Bourne Spooner Gray, Joseph Sampson Plympton Isaac Wright, JS'IarshJield Joseph Clift, Zenas Bryant, jr. Jonathan John Thomas, John Ford, Parker, William H. Soule, jr. George Leonard, Daniel Josiah T. Ellis Phillips Rochester George King, Middlehoro'* Martin Keith, James Ruggles, Gideon Seth Miller, William Can- Barstow, Caleb Briggs, edy, Thomas Sturtevant, Elijah Willis, Joseph Charles Hooper, l^evi Meigs, Jesse Martin, Jo- Pierce, Seth Eaton, Abiel seplTLook, Phillip Cran- P. Booth, L Stevens, Wil- don, Lothrop Perkins, Jo- liam Nelson, Oliver Pierce, seph Haskell, Theophilus 8 .

SG Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Plymouth.

Pitcher, jr. Araittai B. David Nye, Charles C^ Hammond Ellis, Sylvanus Bourne^ Scituate Anson Robbins, Tiiomas Savery, Willianj Samuel Tolman, jr. Eben- Bates ezer T. Fogg, Elijah Jen- JVest BHdgeiaater Jona- kins,jr. Gideon VV. Young, than Copeland, jr. John E. John Beal, Ammial Curtis, Howard, Samuel Dunbar, Dexter Merritt Austin Packard, Zepha- Wareham John Fearing, niah Howard, Dwelley William Fearing, B. Mur- Fobes, Ellis Ames dock, Seth Miller, jr.

Xotaries Puhlic, Duxhury Erastus H. Bart- Plymouth Jacob H. Loud, lett Gustavus Gilbert E. BHdgewater Welcome Rochester Elijah Willis Young Scituate John Beal Hingham David Harding /^are^am Sylvanus Bourne Middltboro' Wilkes Wood

Counsellors and Attorneys. Jlhington Jared Whitman, Brown Benjamin Hobart Pembroke James H. Whit- East Bridgewater Aaron man Hobart, Welcome Young Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, Hanover Alexander Wood William Thomas, Jacob Hanson Junius Tilden H. Loud, Gustavus Gilbert Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Rochester Abrah. Holmes, Solomon Lincoln Charles J. Holmes Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Scituate Ebenezer T. Fogg" Joseph Sampson South Bridgeivater Wil- Middleboro' Wilkes Wood, liams Latham Zechariah Eddy, Isaac Wareham Seth Miller, jr. Stevens, Eliab VVard West Bridgeivater William JVorth Bridgeivater Eliab Baylies, Austin Packard, Whitman, Bartholeraew Ellis Ames

Sheriff, Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth.

D ep uty- Sh e r fjfs East Bridgeivater ^Joseph Middleborough Joseph Chamberlain, jr. Jackson Hingham Ebed Hersey,jr, JVorth Bridgewater Benja- Kingston Spencer Cush- min Kingman man Plymouth Coomer Weston Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 87

Mochester Nathaniel Has- Scituate Nathaniel Clapp kell Wareham Joshua Gibbs,3d.

Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'. Gaoler and Keeper of ihf House of Correction, Putnam Kimball. -Commissioners of Wrecks, Paul Merritt and Charles

Vinal, of Scituate ; Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury. Coroners Jlhington Lebbeus Gurney as Wales, jr. Bridgeivater Mitch. Keith Pembroke Nathaniel Lor- Carver Nelson Barrows injT, Peter Salmond, Hanover Levi Curtis Plymouth Benjamin fc.JJrew, Hingham Job Loring-, Ezekiel C. Turner Samuel Hobart, James Phjmpton Thomas B, Stevenson Harrub Kingston Jedidiah Holmes, Rochester Nathaniel Has- John Gray kell, David Peckh^m, jr. Marshfield William Lewi^, Scituate Elijah B. Turner, James Dingley, Wales Abiel Cudworth, Ebenezer Tilden Stetson, John Beal Middleborough Samuel Wareham Perez F. Brig-gs Thompson,Joseph Jackson West Bridgeivater Thomas Jsl'orth Bridgeivater Thom- Ames WORCESTER. Judge of Probate, Tra Barton, of Worcester. Register of Probate, Theophihis Wheeler, of do. Register of Deeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Treasurer, Anthony Chase, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph G. Kendall, of do.

Justices oft.lte Pence and of the Quorum, ^shhurnham 3 osephJewett Dudley Aaron Tufts Barre Nathaniel Hough- i^j7c/ife ur^EbenezerTorrey ton, Seth Lee Huhhardston Samuel Swan J5o/fon Stephen P.Gardner, Leicester Nathaniel P. Nathaniel Longley Denny Broohfield Simeon Draper, Leominster Level Walker Heman Stebbins Mendon William S. Charlton Salem Towne, Hastings John Spurr Miford Perley Hunt, John 88 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Claflinjr. Harrington JVeio Braintree Samuel Westminster Michael Gill^ Mixter Josiah Howe JVorthboro' Stephen Wil- Winchendon William Hams Dunbar Oxford Jonathan Davis, Worcester NathanielPaine,. Sumner Bastow Theophilus Wheeler,Dan- Oakham William Crawford iel Waldo,, Petersham Hutch ins Hap- Rejoice Newton, Edward good, Jared Weed D. Bang-s, William Eaton,, Princeton Charles Russell Pliny Merrick, Samuel M. Rutland Rufus Putnam Burnside, Samuel Jenni- Sterling Moses Thomas son, John W. Lincoln^ Spencer James Draper Joseph G. Kendall, Emory Uxbridge Benjamin Adams Washburn, Eleazer James, Westhorouo-h Nahum Ira Barton, Charles Allen

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Paine, Oliver Fiske, Theophilus Wheeler, Jonathan Davis, Silas Plolman, Theodore Jones, Edmund Cushing-, Edward D. Bangs, Joseph G. Kendall, Nathaniel Houghton, Warren Rawson, Sumner Bastow, Abijah Bigelow, William S. Hast- ings, Samuel Lee.

Justices of the Peace. Ashburnham George R. Samuel S. Houghton, Jo- Cushing, Silas Willard, seph Sawyer, George R, Hosea Stone, Nathaniel M. Withington, Amory Peirce Holman Athol Joseph Pierce, Eli- Boylston James Longley, phalet Thorp, Theodore Aaron White, Jotham Jones, James Young, Wil- Bush, Matthew Davenport, liam H. Williams, Lincoln Nathaniel Davenport, B. Knowlton Ward Cotton Barre Samuel Lee, Ephra- Brookfield Jesse Bliss, im Wilson, George Fitts, Rufus Harrington, Eben- Lyman Sibley, David Lee, ezer Merriam, Alanson Seth Caldwell, Gardner Hamilton, Nicholas Ruggles, Charles Sibley M'Clnre, Otis Hayden, Berlin Jonathan D. Merri- Edwin B. Tainter am, Thomas Brigham, Charlton William P.Rider, William A. Howe John Davis, Samuel Hall, Bolton Amos Parker, Simeon Rich, 2d. Jonathan Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Winslow, Rufus Mixter, William Willard, Nathan- William P. Marble iel Chandler, Nathaniel Dana Apollos Johnson, Rand, James G. Carter, Stephen Johnson, Ephraim Joseph W. Huntington Whipple Leicester A. Flint, John Douglas Benjamin Crag- King, Waldo Flint, Joseph gin, Warren Humes, Wel- D. Sargent, Horatio G. come Whipple, Robert P. Henshaw, James Smith Church Leominster John Gardner, Dudley William Winsor. Bazaleel Lawrence, Wil- William Hancock liam Perry, William Wild- Fitchhurg Payson Wil- er, Charles W. Wilder liams, David Brigham, Lunenhurg Esek Whiting, Francis Perkins,Nathaniel William Harrington, Jo- Wood, Artemas Rogers, seph Lamb Levi Downe Mendon Nathan Very, Gardner Smyrna Glazier, Warren Rawson, Elijah William Whitney, Timo- Thayer, Abel Wilder, thy Heywood,^ Asaph^ Aha'z iVllen, Samuel Allen, Wood Ben]. Davenport, Charles Grafton William Lamb, C. P. Hastings, Jared Jonathan Wheeler, Harry Benson, Dan Hill Wood, Pardon Aid rich, Milihury Caleb Burbank, Charles Brigham,jr. Sam- Asa Waters,Rufus Barton, uel Wood Simon Farnsworth, Sim- Hardwick Daniel Ruggles, eon Waters, Amasa Rob- Jason Mixter, Samuel F. erts, Elias Forbes, William Cutler, Samuel Biliings, M. Benedict, Clough R. Joseph Stone, Ebenezer Miles, Abraham G. Ran- Perry, Joseph Knox dall, W^illiam S. Lincoln, Harvard Isaac VV^hitney, Amasa Wood Jacob Haskell, John Park, Milford Newell Nelson, Jerome Gardner, Abel Samuel L. Scammel Whitney JVew Braintree Henry Holden William Drury, Penniman, Amasa Bigelow Ethan Davis, Samuel Da- .Vorthhoro^ Cyrus Gale, mon, Silas Flagg, Charles Joseph Davis, Martin L. Chaffin Stow, Nahum Fay Hubhardston D. Wood- JVorthbridge John Fowler, ward, Henry Prentiss, Sylvanus Holbrook, John Ethan A. Greenwood Taylor Lancaster Josiah Flagg, .Yorth BrooTcfield Daniel Jonas Lane, Levi Lewis, Gilbert, Eli Forbes, Wil- 8* DO Justices of the Peace in Worcester. liam Adams, Nathaniel Sullivan Fay Dodge, Fliny Nye, Jona- Southbrid^e Frederick W. than Gary, Bonum Nye Bottom, Ebenezer U. Am- Oakham Washington Al- midon, Oliver Hooker, len, Joel Jones, James Linus Child, Moses Plimp- Allen, Frederick A.Potter, ton, Bela Tiffany, Benja- Nathaniel Crocker min D. Hyde, Luther Oxford Abishai Larned, Ammidon Stephen Davis, Richard Spencer Sardina Muzzey, Olney, Josiah S. Prentice, Frederick Howe, William Isaac B.Hartwell, Richard Pope, William Baldwin Stone, Sterling James Wilder, Petersham, William Park- Samuel Sawyer, Alexan- hurst, Joel Bryant, Aaron der Dustin, Jonathan Wil- Brooks, jr. der, Jacob Conant, David Paxton Braddyll Liver- Wilder, Thomas Wright, more, Jonathan P. Gros- Thomas H. Blood venor, Nathaniel Lakin, Sturbridge , James Day Ephraim Morey, John Phillipston Abel Piper, Hoi brook, George Davis, Oliver Powers, James Jared Lamb, Edward Stonejr. John Doane, Abel Phillips, Roswell Warner, White, Jason Goulding David Wright, Gardnep Princeton Jonas Brooks, Watkins, Erasmus HoU Charles Myrick, Alphonso brook, James Johnson Brooks, Caleb Dana Sutton Jonathan Leland, Royalston Stephen Batch- Daniel Tourtelott, Daniel elder, jr. Salmon Godard, Tenney, Samuel Taylor, Benoni Peck, Rufus Bul- Edward Clarke, Leonard lock, Timothy Lewis Peirce Rutland Tilly Flint, Joel Templeton Ephraim Stone, Davis, Calvin Howe, Ro- Benjamin Brown, Leonard land Wheeler, Daniel Stone, Samuel Lee, Henry Walker Newton, Artemas Lee, Shrewsbury Nymphas Edward Kirkland, Joshua Prattj Fortunatus Harring- Richardson ton, Balch Dean, Henry Upton Ezra Wood, Eli Snow, Nathan Howe, Azor Warren, Daniel Fisk,jr. R. Phelps, Adam Har- Uxbridge Samuel Read, rington Frederick Taft, Joseph Soulhborough Willard Thayer, Adolphus Spring, Newton, Jonas Ball, Per- Francis Deane, jr. ley Whipple, Dexter Fay, ^arrf John Clark, Solomon Notaries and Counsellors in Worcester. 91

Sibley, Thomas Drury, jr. Winchendon Enoch Kid- Alvah Drury, Joseph Stone der, Ephraim Murdock, Webster George B. Slater, Jacob Wales, Reuben Jonathan Day Hyde, Isaac Morse, Mark Westhorough Moses Grout, \\ hitcomb Lovett Peters, Nahum Worcester William Jenni- Fisher, Phinehas Gleason, son, Artemas Ward, Otis Samuel Harrington Corbett, Alfred D. Foster, West Boylston Robert B. Isaac Davis, Wm. Lincoln, Thomas, Barnabas Davis, CharlesG.Prentiss,Nathan Joseph White, Ephraim Heard, Henry Paine, Fred- Bigelow erick W. Paine, Stephen Warren Harvey Sessions, Salisbury, Jubal Harring- Pardon Keyes, Daniel ton, William N. Greene, Hitchcock, 'Joseph Rams- Samuel B. Woodward, del, Isaac Patrick, Jeptha Anthony Chase, Abie! Bacon, Joseph l^'ield Jaques, Charles Thurber, Westminster Abel Wood, Elias Carter, William Edward Kendall, Mer.iri Pratt, Thomas Kinnicutt, Spaulding, Simeon San- Samuel x-Mlen, David T. derson, Joseph Whitman, Brigham, Maturin L. Wonder Wears, John Fisher, John H. Richard- Heywood, John White son, Edwin Conant

J\''otaries Public. BrookfieU Seth Field Millhury Wm. Whittlesey ^7c/i6itr^EbenezerTorrey Oxford Peter C. Bacon Lancaster Nathaniel Southbridge Saml. M. Lane Chandler Uxbridi>eJona.thdinGregory Leicester Horatio G. Hen- Worcester TJieophilus shaw Wheeler, Isaac Flagg, Ira Mendon William S. Hast- Barton, Charles A. Hamil- ings ton, Samuel Allen

Counsellors and ./Attorneys. Ashburnham George G. Boylston Matthew Da- Parker venport Athol Lincoln B. Knowlton Brookjield Jesse Bliss, He- Barre Seth Lee, Nathaniel man Stebbins Houghton, Alexander Charlton John Davis Hamilton Douglas Frederic W. Bolton George R. M. Botham Withington Fitchburg David Brigham, 92 Sheriffs in Worcester^

Ebenezer Torrey, Na- Templeton Edward Kirkr ^ thaniel Wood, Artemas land Rogers Uxbridge Benjamin Ad- Grafton Harry Wood, Na- ams, Bezaleel Taft, jr. than T. Dow Joseph Thayer, Francis Harvard Abel Whitney Deane, jr. Hardwick Joseph Knox ffestboro^ Nahum Har- Hubbardston Samuel Swan rington, Daniel W.Lincoln Lancaster Joseph W. Westminster Simeon San- Huntington, Solon Whi- derson ting Worcester Nathaniel JLeicester Nathaniel P. Paine, Levi Lincoln, Denny, Waldo Flint John Davis, Samuel M. Leominster William Perry, Burnside, Rejoice New- Lovell Walker ton, Edward D. Bangs, Mendon Warren Rawson, Charles Allen, Pliny Mer- William S. Hastings, Sam- rick, Alfred D. Foster, uel Allen, Charles C. P. , Ira Hastings Barton, Isaac Davis, Wil- MUlbury Clough R. Miles, liam Lincoln, Thomas Abraham G. Randall, Wil- Kinnicutt, Charles G. liam S. Lincoln, Asa H. Prentiss, Henry Paine, Waters William N. Greene, Jubal JVorthboro^ Martin L. Stow Harrington, Abijah Bige- Oxford Peter C. Bacon low, David T. Brigham, Petersham Jared Weed, Eleazer James, Maturin L. Aaron Brooks, jr. Fisher, William Pratt, Rutland Rufus Putnam John H. Richardson, Sterling Alexander Dustin George T. Curtis, Edwin Southbrid^e Frederick W. Conant, John Wright, Bottom, Lmus Child, Benj- Benjamin F.Thoraas,Jesse amin D. Hyde W. Goodrich, George W. Sturbridge George Davis Richardson Sutton Edward Clark

Sheriff, Calvin Willard, of Worcester.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Athol Abijah Hill Lancaster Lyman Moore Barre Daniel Bacon Leominster Asa Longley Fitchburg Ivers Phillips Mendon Seneca Hills Hubbardston Luther Clif- Millbury Perley Whipple ford JsTorth Brookfield William Hardwick Orin Trow Adams Coroners in Worcester. 93

Oxford Samuel Smith Sturbridge Benja. Bullock Petersham Cephas Willard Sutton Edmund J. Mills Rutland Hiram J. Town- Templeton Nathan Bryant send Worcester Asa Mathews, Southbo7'o'' Larkin Newton Warner Hinds Sterling Samuel Houghton Crier of the Courts, Silas Brooks, of Worcester. Keeper of the House of Correction, John F. Clark. Overseers of the House of Correction, Nathan Heard, John W. Lincoln. Gaoler, John F. Clark, Worcester. Coroners. Ashhurnham William Milford Clark Ellis Stearns, Samuel Woods Millbury Reuben Barton, Jlthol Joseph Pierce Perley Whipple Barre Seth Caldwell, Seth JVeiv Braintree Jona. Barr Holden, Archibald Black Oakham Frederick A. Bolton Joseph Sawyer Presho B(>ylston Levi Pierce Oxford Sylvanus Harris Brookfield Simeon Draper Petersham Eber Hapgood, Dana Gilbert Warden Cephas Willard Douglas Aaron A. Wallis Princeton John Dodd Dudley Jonathan Day Royalston Jonathan Pierce Fitchbuj'gTioraiCe Newton, Rutland Calvin Howe, Ivers Phillips, Moses G. Jeduthan Green Cheever Southboro^ Larkin Newton Gardner Moses Wood Southbridge Jeremiah Grafton A. Kimball, jr. Shumway, Lemuel Dunbar Lsaac W. Wood Spencer Sidina Muzzey, Harvard Aaron Whitney Willard Rice Hardwick Lemuel Har- Sterling Moses Thomas rington Sturbridge Simeon Fiske, Holden Henry Bullard, Edward Phillips William Drury, ir. Farnum Sutton Edmund J. Mills White Templeton John E. New- i>ancasfer Nathaniel Rand ton, Nathan Bryant Leominster Abel Carter, Upton Daniel Fiske, jr. Uxbridge Phineas Chapin Liunenburg Peter Brown, Ward John Rice, Alvah Eli Page Drury Mendon Aaron Burdoij Westboro' Nahupi Fisher 94 Masters in Chancery.

Warren Joseph Field Mark Whitcomb Westminster Luke Bigelow Worcester William Eaton, Winchendon Samuel Lewis Bipfelow, Timo. W. Noyes, Obadiah Walker, Bancroft,Thomas Harbach Provers of Fire Arms, Ethan Allen, of Grafton, and Francis Clark, of Sturbridge.

MASTERS IN CHANCERY.

Suffolk and JVantucket.

William Minot, Josiah Quincy, jr.

Essex. John G. King, of Salem. Ebenezer Moseley, of Newburyport.

Middlesex. Nathan Brooks, of Concord.

Plymouth. Charles J. Holmes, of Rochester, ElHs Ames, of West Bridge water.

Bristol. H. G. O. Colby, of Taunton.

JVorfolk. James Richardson, of Dedhara. David A. Simmons, of Roxbury.

Worcester. Emory Washburn, of Worcester. Joseph G. Kendall, of Worcester,

Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield.

Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Justice Willard, of Springfield. Massachusetts Commissioners. 95

'Commissioners resident in other states, who have been ap- pointed by the Government of Massachusetts, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts,—also to administer Oaths, and to take the acknowledgment of Deeds^ Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said CommonweaUh.

William Willis, 06 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE POST-niASTERS' NAMES.

Abin^ton, Elihii Hobart Billerica, Marshall Preston " East, Gndard Reed Blandford, Luther Laflin Ville, John Wilson " North, Lyman Gibbs Adams, Peter Brii^gs BoIf

Charlestown, A. ^V. Austin " East, Wm. Crossman Charlton, Wm. P. Rider Dracut, Perley Parker Chatham, Josiah Mayo " West,Coburn Blood.jr. " North, S. N. Howland Dudley, Wm. tlancock '< West, Duxbury, Seth Sprague, jr. Chelnisford, Joel Adams Eastham, Elisha Cobb " North, Benj. Adams Easton, Daniel Wheaton Middlesex Vil. Ebenezer " Turnpike, B. Alger Adams Easthampton, Thad. Clapp Chelsea, Horatio Alger Edgartown, Timothy Coffin Cheshire, Noble K. Wolcott Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Chester, Asahel Wright Enfield, Eiiphalet Jones " Factories, S. Henry, jr. Erving's Grant, Ansel Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Lesure Cliilmark, Matt. May hew Essex, Amos Bumham Cohasset, Joel Willcutt Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Colraine, John Drury " North, Cvrus Clark Concord, John Keyes Fall River, C. B. Vickery Conway, Christopher Arms William B Cannedy Cragie's Mills, C. Shaw Falmouth, S. P. Croswell Cummtngton, James Dawes " West, S. Dillingham " West, Elisha Mitchell " North, Ebenezer Nyo Dana, Apollos Johnson " East, J. Robinson Dalton, J. Chamberlain " Woods Hole, Ward Danvers, Joseph Os^^ood IM. Parker Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker Fally's Village, Cha. Collins " North, John Cummings Fitchburg, Nathaniel Wood " South, B. Howland Florida, Luke Rice Dedham, Elisha Thayer Foxboro', Joseph Cowell " West, Abner Ellis " Centre, T. M. George Deerfield, Charles Williams " East, Jos. Kingsbury " South, Jas. S. Whitney Framingham, Saml. Warren Dover, John Williims Franklin, Archibald Dewitt Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall " Centre, SpencerA. Pratt '* South, E. Nickerson Freetown, George Pickens « East, Thatcher Clark Gardner, Moses Wood *' West, Luther Childs " South, AbijahM.Severy Dighton, William Newhall Gill, John W. Bissell Dorchester, Robert Vose Gloucester, Wm. Stevens " Com. point, Thomas Squam, Oliver W. Sargent Kettell Goshen, Hinckley Williams Dunstable, Josiah Cum- Grafton, Chandler M. Pratt mings, jr. Granby, William Belcher Douglas, David Holman G. Barrington, M. Hopkins 9 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Greenfield, Ambrose Aine? Lanesboro', Timo. W^hilney Greenwich, M. C. Darling Lee, Hubbard Bartlett " Village, WnrreriP. Wing " North, Ebenezer Nye Groton, Caleb Butler " South, Thos. Hurlbut Granville, Middle, Noah Leicester, John Sargent Cooley Lenox, William P. Walker " East, Lyman Root Leominster, CharlesCoIburn Hadley, Samuel O. Ward Leverett, Jonathan Conant " Mills, D. Huntington " North, EliasM'Gregory Halifax, Henry Pope Lexington, John P. Merriam Hatfield, Alpheus Longley '' East, Amos Adams Hamilton, Israel D. Brown Lincoln, Luke Gales Hancock, P. H. Thomas Leyden, Reuben Sheldon.jr. Hanover, Robert Eells Littleton, Jona. Hartwell Hanson, Nath'l. Collamore Longmeadow, Wm. White Hartsmlle, W. Edwards Lowell Eliphalet Case Hardwick, Samuel F Cutler Ludlow, Benjamin Jenks Harvard, John P. Whitcomb Lunenburg, Asa Whiting Harwich, Obed Brooks Lynn, Jeremiah C. Stickney " South, I, P. Nickerson JVIalden. Benjamin G. Hill " East, David Kendrick Manchester, D. L Bingham " West, Elijah Chase Mansfield, Solomon Pratt Haverhill, Thomas G. Marblehead, F. Robinson Farnsworth' Marlboro', Sullivan Thayer " East, John Johnson, jr. Marshfield, Proctor Bourne Hubbardston, Dana Brown " North, Daniel Phillips " Village, J P. Pil'sbury Medway, James B. Wilson llawiey, Joshua Longley " West, OIney Forristall *' South, Noah Joy *' East, Na'than Jones Heath, Sylvanus IMnxwell Medfield, Charles Onion " North, Eben. Tucker Medford, Luther Angier Hingham, Thomas Loud Mendon, Jabez Aldrich " South, Q,uincy Lane " Souti), E. G. Daniels Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons Waterfurd, D. A. Farnum Holden, Dennis Davis Meihiien, George A. Waldo Holland, Baxter Wood I\]iddleboro'. Levi Peirce HoUenbecks, N. K. Bills " North,' Phillip Colby Hopkinton, J. C. Vallentine " W^est.EliasLampson.jr. Unionville, M. IMetcalf " East, Andrew P. Cobb Holliston, S. G. Bmnap Millbnry, Asa H. Waters Holmes' Hole, Geo. Dunham " Grass liill, Ephraim Ipswich, Stephen Coburn CouIdin2, jr, Kingston, Rufus B. Bradford Milford, Perley Hunt Lancaster, J. W. Huntington <' South, Whitman Bates Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 99

Milton, Nathan C. Martin Palmer, Amos Hamilton Monroe, Martin Ballon Paxton, Tyler Goddard Monson, Rufus Flynt Peiham, Martin Kingman Montague, Jona. Hartwell Pembroke, H. CoUamoie Nantucket, G. W. Ewer Pepperell, A. Emerson Natick William Farris Peru, Oliver Nash " South, Dexter Whiting Peler?hani, H. Hapgood Needham, Rufus Mills Phillipston, James Carruth " West, Wm. F. Flagg Pittsfield, Joshua Danforth New Ashford, S.Southworth Plainfield, John Mack New Rowlev, Benj. Little Plymouth, B. Russell New Bedford, R. W^illiams Plvmpfon, Wm. H. Soule New Braintree, Amasa "" North, Eben Lobdell Bigelow Princeton, Charles Russell Newburyport, 3Ioses Lord Provincetown, T. Lothrop New Marlboro', A. Rising Quincy, Daniel French New Salem, Nathan Bryant Randolph, David Jacobs " Millington, U. Hunt " East, Simeon White Newton, Wm. B Newton Reading, John Weston " Lower Falls, AmosAllen " North, James Damon " Uppei Falls, Joseph W. Relioboth, GranvilleStevens Plimpton " Centre,Jona.Wheaton,jr. " West, John Mead Richmond, Asa Cone " Centre, A.R.Trowbridge Rochester, James Ruggles Northampton, Thomas '• North, Asa Coombs Shepherd Mattapoiset, Wilsnn Barstow Northbridge, Cheney Taft Stppiran, Theophilus Whitinsville Pane Whitin Pitcher, jr. Northfield, Saml.C.y\llen.jr. Royalston, Frank Gregory •' South Farms, Lyman Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Gilbert Rowley, Mr. Smith Norlhboro', Cyrus Gale Roxbury, E. G. Lemon Norton, Laban M. Wheaton '< West, Paid Draper Norwich, Joseph Kirkland Jamaica Plain, Robf.Seavor Oakham, Eben. W. Skerry Rutland, Rufus Putnam " Co/

" Monument, E. Perry " East, Darius Littlefield Buzzard's Bay, Bethuel Stow, Francis Conant Bourne Sturbridge, Alvin Allen Pocassct, Howard Perry Sunderland, Wm. Delano Sandy Bay, Winthrop Pool Sutton, Ebenezer Caldwell Saugus, Henry Slade Swanzey, John Mason Savoy, liiberty Bowker South Hadley, Andrew Saxonville, Charles Fiske Wright Scituate, Gideon VV. Young '^ Canal, Joseph Carew " North, S. P. Merrill Taunton, CharlesR.Vickery " South, John K. Nash Templeton, Artemas Lee " West,EdwardF. Jacobs Tewksbury, John Coggin Seekonk, Church Gray Tisbury, G. Dunham " South, Allen Monroe " West, Willard Luce Sharon, Jonathan Cobb Tolland, Alfred Webber " Centre, Benj. Reynolds Topsfield, N. Cleaveland Shelburne, Walter Wells Townsend, Aaron Keyes " Falls, Joseph Merrill " James S. Walton Sherburne, Truro, H. Gross Shetfield, Edward F. Ensign " North, James Small " East, E. S. Doming Tyngsborough, Daniel Shirley, Thomas Whitney Richardson " Village, A. G. Parke'r Tyringham, A. Miller Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge " South, S. C. Buel ** Lock Village, Joel " North, William Arnold Codding Upton, Eli Warren Somerset, Elisha Slade, jr. Uxbridge, John W. Capron " West, Nalh'l. Mason " North, Luther Spring Southboro', Sullivan Fay Walpole, Harvey Clapp Southbridge, LarkinAmidon " East, David Morse South Readmg, Eli A.Yale W'althanr, Nath'l, Maynard Shrewsbury, Wm. W. Pratt Ward, *• South,LukeHarrington Ware, Joel Rice Southwick, John Mills Wareham, David Nyo Southampton, James K. " West,BartlfittMurdock Shejdon '' East, Thomas Savery Spencer, Amos Bemis, jr. " South, JoshuaBTobey *• North, John M.Goodell Warwick, William Cobb Springfield, Albert Morjran " South, Apollos Root Chicopee Factory. Geo. Bird W"atertown, Benjamin Dana Sterling, Thomas H. Blood Wayland, Newell Heard Stockbridge,Thad Pomeroy Webster, Jonathan Day Stoneham, W. Sweetser Welfleet, Josiah Whitman Stoughton, Lemuel Gay " South, A. T. Gross Rates of Postage. 101

Wendell, Lewis Stone " South, Jacob Loud, jr. Wenham, Ezra Lunimus Whately, Levi Bush, jr. Westboro', Wessonville, Si- " West,AsaSanderson,jr. las Wesson " East,DavidStockbridge West Boylston, Thomas B. Wilbraham, Wm. Knight Davis '* South, Luther B. Bliss Westhanipton, John A Jndd Washington, W. G. BaU W.Newbury, Thomas Hills lantine Warren, Nathan Hatliaway Windsor, Hezek. M. Wells " South, Rodolphus Williamsburg, T. Mayhew Hodges Williamstown,PhineasCone Westfield, M. Ives, jr. " South, John P. Jordan Westford, J. W. P. Abbott Wilmington, James Jaques Millville, Wiilard- Wilson Winchendon, M. Whitcorab Wales, Loring Wales Woburn, B. Buckman Westminster, Worcester, Jubal Harrington Weston, Abraham Hevves Worthington, Wm. Ward Westport, SlephcnHowland Wrcntham, Samuel Druce W. Springfield, E.Winchell " North, Ebenezer Blake ^gawam, Lyman Wheeler *' South, B. N. Shepard Feeding Hills, Georj;e Bube " West, Ireland, Abner Miller, jr. Yarmouth, B. Matthews, jr. W. Stockbridgfi, K. Kellogg " Port, Timothy Reed Wey mouth,Jas.Whittemore " West, Elnathan Lewis " East, Lov=eM Bicknell " South, Thomas Akin

RATES OF POSTAGE. For single letters composed of one piece of paper.—Any distance, not exceeding 30 miles, 6 cents— Over 30 and not exceeding 80 miles, 10 cents—Over 80 and not ex- ceeding 150 miles, 12 1 2 cents — Over 150 and not exceed- ing 400 miles, 18 3-4 cents—Over 400 miles, 25 cents. Double Letters, or those composed of two pieces of pa- per, are charged with double those rates. Triple Letters, or those composed of three pieces of paper, are charged with triple those rates. Quadruple Letters, or those composed of four pieces of paper, are charged with quadruple those rates. All Letters, weighing one ounce avoirdupois.^ or more, are charged at the rate of single postage for each quarter

of an ounce, according to their weight ; and no letter can fee charged with more than quadruple postage, unless its weight exceeds one ounce avoirdujyois. 9* —

102 Salaries of Officers.

The postage on Skip Letters, if delivered at the office

where the vessel arrives, is 6 cents ; if conveyed by post, 2 cents in addition to the ordinary postage. •Newspaper Postage.— For each Newspaper not carried out of the State in which it is published, or if carried out of the State, but not carried over 100 miles, 1 cent—Over 100 miles, and out of the State in which it is published, 1 1-2 cents. Magazines and Pamphlets.—If published periodically, distance not exceeding 100 miles, 1 1-2 rents per sheet Over 100 miles, 2 1-2 cents per sheet. If not published periodically, distance not exceeding 100 miles, 4 cents per sheet—Over 100 miles, 6 cents per sheet. Small pamphlets, containing not more than a half sheet royal, are charged with half those rates. Eight pages quarto are rated as one sheet, and all other sizes in the same proportion. The number of sheets wliich it contains, must be printed or written on one of the outer pages of every pamphlet or magazine to be sent by mail. Where the number of sheets is not truly stated, double postage is charged. Every thing not coming under the denomination of

newspapers or pamphlets, is charged with letter postage. • No Postmaster or assistant Postmaster can act as agent for lottery offices, or under any colour of purchase or oth-

erwise vend loltery tickets ; nor can any Postmaster re- ceive free of postage, or frank any lottery schemes, circu- lars, or tickets. For a violation of this provision of the law, the persons offending shall suffer a penalty of ^50.

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Governor, ;g3666,67 Lieutenant-Governor, - - - . . .533,33 Chief Justice of the S.J. Court, ... 3500,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 3000,00 Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 2100,00 Associate Justices of do. - - - 1800,00 Judge of the Municipal Court, - - - 1200,00 Attorney- General, ..... 1800,00 Reporter of Decisions, - - . - . 1000,00 Secretary of the Commonwealth, - - - 2000,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, - - - 2000,00 Adjutant-General, ---..- 1.500,00 Reporterof Decisions in S.J. Court, - - 1000,00 Counsellors, Senators, and Representatives, two dollars each for each day's attendance, and two dollars for every ten miles travel.--Presidcnt of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per day for each day's attendance. Massachusetts Medical Society. 103 FELLOWS or THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Samuel Adam?, Boston Stephen Ball, Nortliborough Silas Allen, Leominster Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Luther Allen, Sterling Williams Bradford, Boston Ebenezer Alden, Randolph Reuben Bell, Hadley Ebenezer Ames, Waylnnd Samuel Bugbee, Wrentham Willard Arms, Nortlifield Daniel Brigham, Marlboro' Benjamin Austin, Newton Artemas FJmwn, Medway John Andrews, Wendell J. Bullard, Southborough Zabdiel B. Adams, Boston Silas Brown, Wilmington Edwin Adams, Boston Asaph Byam, Westford Samuel Alden, Bridgewaler W. Bridginan, Belchertown Horatio Adams, Waltfiam Oliver Bliss, Longmeadow John Atkinson, Newburyp't Leavitt Bates, Norton John Apfileton, Glouresier Josiah Bartlet', Concord Bcnj. Atkinson, Ameshury Thomas Boulton, Egremont Andrew Alexander, Boston Georgf; Baker, Cambridgep't Joseph C. Ayer, Boston John M. Brewster, Lenox Fred. Allen, W. Roxbury E. H. Bartlett, Duxbury John K. Briggs, Dedham John Bartlett, Roxbury T. R. Boutelle, Leominster Amos Bancroft, Groton John Brooks, Bernardston Jesse Bigelow, Granville Benj. Barrett, Northampton Gideon Barstow, Salem Wyatt C Boyden, Beverly George Bates, Boston S. G. Burnap, Holliston Josiah Bachelder, Prov- Henry Bartlett, Roxbury incetown Tliaddeus Brown, Billerica Stephen Batchelder, Roy- David Bemis, Springfield alston A. J. Bellows, Salem Calvin Briggs, Marblehead George Bartlett, Boston Benj. Billings, Mansfield Charles O. Barker, Lynn Thomas Bucklin,Hopkinton William B. Brown, Lynn Nath'l. Bemis, Watertown Jno. C. Bartlett, Chelmsford Anson Bales, Barre Elisha Bartlett, Lowell Jacob Bigelow, Boston Lyman Bartlett, N. Bedford John B. Brown, Boston Isaac Boyd, W. Newbury Erastus Beach, Sandisfield Jona. W. Bemis, Sandwich Ephraim Buck, Maiden John S. Butler, Worcester Stephen Bates, Greenfield Peleg Bradley, Dracut Parley Barton Orange H. I. Bowditch, Boston 104 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Ira Barrows, Pawtucket Jesse Chickering, Boston Stephen Ball, jr. Worcester Simon B.Carpenter,Dedhain Lerri'I W.Belden, Springfield Calvin Carter, Lancaster Matt. B. Baker, Springfield Charles F. Chaplin, Cana- Wm. R. Bales, Charlemont bridgeport Joel Burnett, Soutliborough Oliver S. Cressy, Hamilton Wm. M.Benedict, Millbury Henry G. Clark, Boston Marcellus Bowen, Boston Patrick P. Campbell, Lowell Artemas Z Brown, Hub- Daniel T. Coit, Boston bardston Francis Clarke, Andover George A. Bethune, Boston Luther Clark, Boston Alonso Chapin, Boston Abijah Cheever, Saugus Neh. Cleaveland, Topsfield Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley Robert Cutler, Amherst Oliver Dean, Framingham Daniel Collins, Lenox Luke Dewey, W. Stockbri. H. H. Childs, Pittsfield Theodore Dexter, Boston R. Champion, W. Springfi. Get.rge B. Doane, Boston Walter Channing, Boston Jdliu C. Dalton, Lowell Rufus Cowles, Amherst CIiiistopherDeane, Colraine Chester Cowles, Granby W HI B. Duggan, Medford Samuel Church, Sunderland Ihiiry Dyer, Boston Samuel Clesson, N. Salem Edw. J. Davenport, Boston A. Clark, Cumminglon E. E. Dennison, Northampt. Job Clark, Westfield Kendall Davis, Reading A. Collamore, Pembroke GardinerDorrance, Amherst Dennis Cooley, Deerfield Henry A, Dewar, Boston Elijah W. Carpenter, Ber- Francis Dana, Boston nardslon Daniel W. Davis, Wellfleet Ebenezcr Childs, Shelburne S. Clark, Hubbardston George Estabrook, Holden Jacob Corey, Sturbridge HezekiahEldridge,Brighton Edward L. Coffin, Lynn Caleb Ensign, Dalton H.Cunningham, Shutesbury Calvin Ellis, Boston George Choate, Salem Walter N. Ellis, Rochester Nehemiah Cutter, Pepperell Aaron Cornish, Falmouth Oliver Fiske, Worcester Benjamin Cutter, Woburn John Frink, Rutland Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem Seth Field, Brookfield George Cogswell, Bradford Austin Flint, Leicester Charles Choate, Boston Joseph Fiske, Lexington Nelson Carpenter, Warren James Foster, Rochester Herman Chandler, Stow Noah Fyefield, Weymouth £dw.L.Cunningham, Boston J. H. Flint, Northampton Massachusetts Medical Society. 105

ChandlerFlagg, Marblehead Lewis B. Gloven, Boston Amos Farnsvvor'.h, Groton Thomas Gray, jr. Boston Royal Fowler, Stockbridge Henry B. C. Green, Boston Edward Flint, Leicester Josiah F. Flagg, Bostun Gad Hitchcock, Pembroke Timothy Fiske, Hollistou Joseph Hunt, Concord Joshua B. Flint, Boston Isaac Hurd, Concord John Flint, Boston Amos Holbrook, iMilton E. P. Fearing, Nantucket Nathan Hay ward, Plymouth John D. Fisher, Boston Josiah Howe, Templeton Edward Frost, Wayland Abjel Hey wood, Concoiid William E. Foster, Boston Wm. Holland, Belchertown Joseph J. Fales, Boston W. Hunnewell, Watertowa James B. Forsyth, Sandwich Jacob Holmes, Athol Austin Flwvt, Northampton John Hastings, Hatfield Joseph Farniim,jr. Marbl-eh. David Hujit, Northampton Samuel Fisk, Boston Oliver Hubbard, Salem Zadok Howe, Billerica Jacob Gates, Boston George Hayward, Boston Henry Gardner,Cliarlest own Uriah Hagar, Waltham John Green, Worcester Enoch Hale, Bost

Hiram Ho?mer, Watertown Gideon Kibbee, Wilbrahani Joshua H Hay ward, Boston P. T. Kendall, Sterling JoJ)n C. Haydon, Boston Paul Kittredge, Littleton Ebenoznr Hunt, Danvers Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly Joseph F. Hiil, Y;irmo!!th Nathan C. Keep, Boston John C. Howard, Brookline I. Kittredge, jr. Beverly Daniel Harwood, Boston Benjamin Kittredge, Salem FrancisJ Higo^ipson, Boston Josiah Kittredge, Boston Wm. it. Hnnnafoid, Boston Thco. Kittredge, Waltham Josiah D. Hedge, Boston Addison Knight, Leicester Sainnel G. Howe, Boston Solomon Keep, Boston EliaklmA.Hoirnan, Harvard Erast D. Hamilton, Conway Jona. Leonard, Sandwich Oliver VV. Holmes, Boston William Lamb, Grafion Robert Wm.Iiooper, Boston Lemuel LeBaron, Rochester Richard Herbert, Rowley Seth Lathrop, W. Springfi. Geo. VV. Hamilton, Conway Dan Lamb, Charlton Joel l^yon, Gill William Inj^alls, Princeton George Leonard, Taunton William Ingalls, jr. Boston Rufus Longley, Haverhill Herman B. Inches, Boston Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston Ivory H. Lucas, Edgartow n James Jackson, Boston Jona. Leonard, jr. Boston Timo. L. Jennison, Cambri. J. T. Gilman Leach, Lowell Benjamin James, Weston Gilns H. Lodge, Boston Jtmathan G. Johnson, New- Ezokiel W. Leach, B«»ston bury port Watson Loud, Hadley Samuel Johnson, Salem BelaB. Jones, Soutiinmpton Thomas Manning, Ipswich Elisha James, Scituate Nathaniel Miller, Franklin Artcmas Johnson, Seokonk Isaac Mulliken, Townsend John JeftVies, Boston Caleb Miller, Rehoboth John B S. Jarkson. Boston Paul K. Metealf, Wrentham Edward Jarvis, Concord Calvin Martin, Seekonk Charles 'V. Jackson, Boston Peter Mackie, Wareham ^Nathan Jones, Wenham Wm. B. Mason, Dartmouth Andrew Mackie, N. Bedford John B. Kiliredge, Fra- Elisha Mather, Northampton rningham Silas I^Iarsha'l, Templeton Pearson Kendall, Sterling I. W. Mulliken, Stow Joseph Kittredge, Andovor J S. Mavhew, N. Bedford Aaron King, Palmer Joseph vV. Ml Kean, Boston Moses Kidder, Ash by Samuel Morrill, Boston Henry Kittredge, Tewksb'y Massachusetts Medical Society. 107

J. A. Marshall, FitfM)urg Abner Phelps, Boston ]«a\^son Mi rick. Brociktii-ld Wm. Parkliurst, Petersham John M Aloriarty, Ghmcest. Benj. Pond, Westborough R. A. Merianj, JVlarhiehtad Gusravus D. PecA, Milford George Mansfield, VValtham John Pond, Mendon David Mighill, Rowley Abel L. Peirson, Salem Zalmar iVJallery, Easlhanip. Sylva Plymplon, Woburn Alexander Le Barron Mon- Nalhl. I'eiree, Ashbiirnham roe, Med way Moses I'lielps, Hubbardston Julius H. Morse, Charlesl'n Alanson Porter, VVilliamst. Joseph Moriarty, Boston Nathan Perry, N.Bridgewat. John H. Manning, Ipswich Thomas \V. Parsons, Boston AuguslusT. Parker, Shirley Andrew Nichols, Danvers Henry Parker, Grafton Jonatlian iNewell, Stow Sylvii. Plyniplon.jr. Cambri. Paul I.. Nichols, Kiriiiiston Augustus Ply mpton, Woburn , Lexin2tnn Joseph Palmer, Boston Ezra iSicluils, Middieton G. M. Peek, Foxhorough Adams Nichols, Gloucester H. C. Perkins, Newbiiryport Josiah -Noyes, Noedharn Charles G. Putnam, Boston Fr. V. Noyes, Newburyport Addi.son S. Peck, Milford Daniel Perley, Boxford Cushinu Otis, Scituute Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Hector Orr, Bridnewater Marshall S. Perry, Boston George Osgood, Djinvers William Prescott, Lynn David Osgood, Boston Henry N.Preston, Plymouth Benjamin Osgood, Westfbrd Orlando H Partridge", Truro (ieorge W. Otis, Boston John D. Pillsbury, Lowell Joseph Osgood, Danvors Joshua Porter, N. Brookfield George Osborne, Danvers Jona. C. Prescott, Concord Joim Odin, jr. B ;)st n William Parker, Pittsfield William F Perry, Mansfield Oliver Partridge, Stockbrid. Warren Partridge, Holden William Porter, Had ley Chester Parkhurst, Salem Amariah Preston, Bedford Benjamin Parker, Bradford Peter G. Robbins, Roxbury Thomas I. Parker, Boston John Randall, Boston Nathaniel Peabody, iSaletn Dean Robinson, Newbury Amos Parker, Bollon Alexander Read, N. Bedford Wm. Pay-TP, Foxbomugh Benj Rogers, G. Barrington Nat hi. S'. Prentiss, Roxi)ury Tlins. Richmond, Westford Alfred Perrv. Storkbricige Edward Reynolds, Boston Geurge Parkruan, Boston George Russell, Lincoln Daniel Porter, Wendell Horatio Robinson, Salcra 108 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Solon O. Richardson, South Steph. H. Spaulding, Natick Reading Sam'l. Smith, Williamstown M.R.Randall, Rehoboth Ebenezer Stone, Walpole Jo&eph Rpby, Boston Samuel Shaw, Plainfierd Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston D.HumphreysStorer,Boston Augustus Robbins, Harvard John Seabury, Chatham Martin Root, Newbury Paul Swift, Nantucket Joseph Reynolds, Salem Jonathan Studley, Hanover James W. Robbins, Uxbrid. John B. Slebbins, Boston Natlvl Ruggles, Nantucket Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester Paul Simpson, jr. Bostow Clis L.Seeger, Northampton Jeremiah Stone, Topsfield Benjamin Shurtleff, Boston FrederickA.Sumner, Boston Jolm Stone, Springfield Wm. F. Stevens, Sioneham Ephraim Stone, Harvard Chs. H. Stedman, Chefsea George C. Shattuck, Boston Joseph Stone, Hardwick Daniel Swan, Medford Asa B. Snow, Boston Jonathan Shearer, Pakner Caleb Swan, Easton John Scammell,Beilingham Ambrose Seaton, Boston Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfi. Benj. F. Seabury, Chatham Daniel Stone, Sliaron George B. Swift, Milton Nathaniel Swift, Andover Nathl. B Shurtleff, Boston Jeremiah SpofTord, Bradford Ezra Stephenson,Barnstable Joseph Sampson, Brewster Benjamin Sheldon, Halfield Jeremy Stimpson, Dedbam Nathaniel Smith, Colraine Thad. Spaulding, S.Reading George Shattuck, jr. Boston Caleb H. Stickney, Norwich JamesS.Sullivan,HopkintcM» John Starkweather, Upton Richard H. Salter, Bosto» Richard S. SpofFord, New- Samuel Sawyer, Fairhaveii bury port Bertram C. Schuster, Boston Stillmati Spaulding, Lexing. Albert T. Smith, Boston Thornas Sturtevant, Mid- John Stevens, Charlestown dleborough James A. Stetson, Quincy Paul Spooner, N. Bedford George Stearns, Groton Samuel A. Shurtleff, Boston Woodbridge Strong, Boston James Thaeher, Plymouth William Sweetser, Boston Joseph Torrey, Salem John M. Smith, W.Boylston Robert Thaxter, Dorchester Jonathan Stone, Canton Abraham R. Thompson, Benjamin Seabury, Orleans Charlestown John P.Spooner, Dorchester Calvin Thomas, Tyngsboro' Jerome V. C. Smith, Boston Gridley Thaxter, Abington Asa Story, Manchester Ezekiel Thaxter, AbingtoD Joseph Shed, Danvers Solo. D. Townsend, Boston Massachusetts Medical Society. 109

Wm. H. Tyler, Lanesboro' William C. Whittredge, i\rad Thompson, Middlebo' New Bedford Amos Taylor, Warwick Asa G. Welch, Lee Alexander Thomas, Boston James M. Whittemore, Augustus Torrey, Beverly Brighton John G. Treadwell, Salem Abel Wilder, Mendon Thos. H.Thompson, Boston Charles Wild, Brookline William Thornton, Grafton Simon Whitney, Framingh. Francis Thomas, Scituate Jonathan Ware, Milton Nathaniel C. Towle, Lynn Charles Walker, Boston Edw.T. Tremain, Lancaster Wm. Workman,Shrewsbury Henry Tuck, Barnstable AbrahamA.Watson, Boston Charles Talbot, Manchester Benjamin F. Wing, Boston James Wood, Boston Joseph W. Valentine, Hen. Willard, Provincetown Charlestown Edward Warren, Boston Isaac R. Worcester, Leicest. Jf>hn C. Warren, Boston Eben. Woodward, Quincy John Walton, Pepperell Henry A, Ward, Boston Rufus Wyman, Dorchester Fr. A. Willard, Charlestown Charles WorthingtonJ.enox Chs. M. Winship, Roxbury Jno Williams, Cambridgep't Jona. F. Worcester, Salem Timothy Wellington, W. August. Whiting, Haverhill Cambridge Winslovv Warren, Plymou. Jonathan Wild, jr. Braintree Phineas P. Wells, Roxbury Noah Whitman, Bridgewat. Alfred Wood, Dighton Daniel Wardwell, Andover Danforth P. Wight, Boston Thos.Whitcomb, Lexington Samuel B. Woodward, Stephen W. Williams, Worcester Deerfield John White, Westminster William J. Walker, Charles- Warren T. Whitney, Milton town Abner B. Wheeler, Boston John Ware, Boston Nahum Washburn, Boston Joseph Warren, Middlefield Charles Walker, Northamp. Robert Worthington, Lenox J. Mason Warren, Boston George Willard, Uxbridge John W. Warren, jr. Boston John W. Webster, Cambri'd. Henry G. Wiley, Boston Chs. W. Wilder, Leominster Lucius Wright, Westfield Samuel Young, Harvard Jona, Wales, jr. Randolph Leroy M. Yale, Holmes' Leonard Williams, Chester Hole, [Tisbury] 30 110 Convention of Ministers.

The Convention of the Congregational Ministers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Is a voluntary Association, embracing all the Congre- gational Clergy of the Commonwealth, but vested with no particular authority or control over the churches. Their meeting is held in Boston, on the last Wed- nesday in May, annually, at half past three, p. m. and the following day. After transacting the usual busi- ness of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congre- gational Clergymen. The Officers of the Convention at present are — Rev. George Ripley, of Boston, Treasurer. Rev. George W. Biagden, of Boston, Scribe of the Convention. Rev. Henry Ware, jr. d. d. of Cambridge, first Preacher. Rev. David D. Field, of Stockbridge, 'id Preacher. For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committpes ; a Central Com- mittee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in different parts of the State. The Reporting Committee are required, each year, to investigate the circumstances of the objects of this charity, whether already on the list, or needing, or ap- plying the first time for aid, and make a particular statement to the Central Committee, directed to the Scribe of the Convention, at least one week before the meeting of the Convention. Should any member ne- glect so to do for two successive years, his place in the Reporting Committee shall be vacated. The Central Committee receive from the members of the Reporting Committee applications and statements of facts in be- half of subjects of the chirity of the Convention, and, having considered the same, are to judge of the persons to be relieved, and th";- proportion to be given to each, and make report to the Convention, on the first day of their meeting, annually. The statements of the members of the Reporting Congregational Charitable Society. Ill

Committee are expected to contain answers to the fol- lowing questions — 1. What is her age ? 2. What are the number, the sex, the ages, and the circumstances of her cJiildren ? 3. What is a fair estimate of her property? 4. What is her ability to help herself? 5. What connexions has she, who are bound to af- ford her assistance ? And in what way do they assist her? 6. What is her income ? 7. What peculiar circumstances render her an ob- ject of charity ; or make it desirable that she should nave aid this year ? CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Rev. John Pierce, d. d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. Rev. John Codman, d. d. Rev. George Putnam, with the Treasurer and Scribe. REPORTING COMMITTEE. Suffolk. Bristol Rev. Joy H. Fairchild Rev. Sylvester Holmes E^sex, Rev. Andrew Bigelow Rev. Bailey Loring Worcester. Rev. George Cowles Rev. Thomas Snell, d. Bu Rev. James McEwen Rev. Calvin Lincoln Middlesex. Rev. Alonzo Hill Rev. Rufus Hurlbut Rev. George Allen Rev. Warren Fay, d. d. Berkshire. Hampshire. Rev. David D. Field Rev. Nathan Perkins, jr. JVorfolk. Rev. John Todd Rev. Elisha 'Fiske Plymouth. Rev. Calvin Hitchcock Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin. Rev. Ebenezer Gay Rev. Benjamin F. Clarke Barnst

Massachusetts Congregatio7ial Charitable Society. Annual Meetinsr on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May. [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786; 112 Bishops in the United States.

" for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion.''] President^ Peter C. Brooks. Vice-President^ Abiel Holmes, d. d. Secretary, Francis Parkman, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Committee for nominatinsr the objects of its charity) Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Palfrey.

Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Alexander V. Grisvvold, D. D. of the Eastern Diocese, and Senior Bishop. Richard C. Moore, D. D. of the Diocese of . Nathaniel Bowen, D. D. of the Diocese of South Carolina. Philander Chase, D. D. of the Diocese of Illinois. Thomas C. Brownell, D. D. LL. D. of the Diocese of . Henrv U. Onderdonk, D. D. of the Diocese of . William Meade, D. D. Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Virginia. W^illiam M. Stone, D. D. of the Diocese of . Benjamin T. Onderdonk, D. D. of the Diocese of . Levi S. Ives, D. D. of the Diocese of North Carolina. John H. Hopkins, D. D. of the Diocese of . Benjamin B. Smith, D. D. of the Diocese of . Charles P. M'llvaine, D. D. of the Diocese of . George W. Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of New Jersey. James H. Otey, D. D. of the Diocese of Tennessee. Jackson Kemper, D. D. of the Diocese of Indiana and Missouri. Samuel A. McCoskry, D. D. of the Diocese of Michigan.

Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert R. Roberts, Joshua Soule, D. D. Elijah Hedding, D. D. James O. Andrew, Beverly Waugh, Thomas A. Morris.

Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Samuel Eccleston, of . , of Bardstown, Ken. John B. M. David, Coadjutor to Bishop Flaget, Vincennes. Benedict Fenwick, of Boston, Mass. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis. John Diibois, of New York. Michael Portier, of Mobile. H. Conwell, of . J. P. Keniick, Coadjutor to Bishop Conwell, of Pmladelplila. J. Ensriand of Charleston. John B. Purcell, of «:;incinnati. Frederick Rese, of Michiean. Siflion G. Brute, of Vincennes. Churches and Ministers in Boston. 113 CHURCHES ^ND MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL LY MASSACHUSETTS. {^5= C stands for Congregatir.nalist, E for Episcopalian, P for Pres- byterian, B for Baptist, M for Methodist, F for Friends, U for Uni- versaiist, N J for New Jerusalem, R C for Roman Catholic, R M for Reformed Methodist, F B for Freewill Baptist. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. CIiBiincy Place, K. L. Frothingham, d. d. C Second Cong. Hanover Street, Chandler Rohbins, C First Baptist, Hanover Street, William Hague, B Old South, Washington Street, George W. Blagden, C KingsChapel.Tremont St F. IV. F. Greenicood, Unitarian. Brattle Street, Sa^nue.l K Lothrop, C New North, Hanover Street, Francis Parkman, D. D. C New South, Summer Street, Alexander Young, jr. C Christ Church, Salem Street, William Croszccll, E Federal Street, IVilliani, E. Channing, o. d. > p S. Ezra Gannett, ^ HoHis Street, John Pierpont, C Trinity, Summer Street, Jona. M. Waimcright, n. D. ) p John Watson, Assistant Minister, L \ West Church, Lynde Street, Charles Loicell, d. d. C Second Baptist, Baldw in Place, Baron Stow, B First Universaiist, Hanover Street, Sebastian StreeteTf U Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin Street, Bishop Benedict Femcick, William Tyler, Michael Healy^ John Curtin, Willia7n Wiley, James Conway, R. C. First Methodist, North Bennet Street, Abel Stevens, M Second Methodist, Bromtield Street, Jotham Horton, M Methodist, May Street, Samuel Snotcden, M Christian Society, Summer Street, B Baptist, Belknap Street, B Third Baptist, Charles Street, Daniel Sharp, d. d. 3 Park Street, C Second Universaiist, School Street, Hosea BalloUf U Bethel, North Square, Edicard T. Taylor, Phillips, South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, C St. Matthew's, South Boston, Horace L. Conolly, E Hawes Place, South Boston, Lemuel Capen, C St. Augustine's, South Boston, Mr. Lynch, R. C. St. Paul's, Tremont Street, John S Stone, Rector, E Grace, Temple Street, Thomas M. Clark, jr. E Union, Essex Street, Kehemiuh Adams, C Green Street, William Jenks, d. d. C Central Universaiist, Bulfinch Street, Paul Dean, U 10* 114 Churches and Ministers in Boston.

Twelfth Congregational, Chambers St. Samuel Barrettj C Bowdoin Street, Hubbard WinsloiOj C Purchase Street, George Ripley, C Federal Street, George B. Ide, B Salem Street, C Pine Street, Artemas Boies, C South Baptist, South Boston, B South Cong. Washington Street, Mellish I. Matte, C Fourth Universalist, S. Boston, Benjamin Whittemorej U Mariners', Fort Hill, Daniel M. Lord, C New Jerusalem, Tremont St. Thomas Worcester, N. J. Friends, Milton Place, F Third Methodist, Church Street, Jefferson Hamilton, M Reformed Methodist, Hanover St. L. H. M. Cochran, R. M. Cambridge Street, Parkman's Market, F. B. North Baptist, Hanover Avenue, B First Free Cong. Congress Hall, Charles Fitch, C Franklin Street, Odeon, William M. Rogers, C Fifth Universalist, Boylston Hall, U Pond Street, R. C. Reformed Lutheran, H. 1. Smith, L South Boston, Frederick F. Tracy, M First Congregational, East Boston, C Second Congregational, East Boston, C

Chelsea, Horatio Jilger, C Henry J. Lamb, C ^ M B CHAPELS OF MINISTERS AT LARGE. Warren Street Chapel, Charles F. Barnard. Pitts Street Chapel, Frederick T. Gray. Milton Street Chapel, George W. Kilton. Episcopal Miss. Chapel, 46 Washington St. Asa Eaton, d.d. Ward Room, Franklin School House. Buttolph Street Chapel.

Ministers vi'ho officiate at the Public Lecture in Boston, on Thursdays, at the first Church in Chauncy Place, arranged according to seniority. Dr. Gray. Dr. Walker Mr. Motte Mr. Cunningham Dr. Pierce Mr. Green Mr. Lunt Mr. Lothrop Dr. Parkman Mr. Barrett Mr. Ripley Mr. Putnam Mr. Capen Mr. Gannett Mr. Whitney Mr. Eobbins Dr. Frothingham Mr. Young Mr. Alger Mr. Hall Wr. Greenwood Churches and Ministers in Barnstable. 115 BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Alfred 116 Churches and Ministers in Bristol.

Es^remont Saul Clark C Augrustus Beach B C F.W.Smith } ^*^^ Enos Marshall B T. Benedict \ W. Lull M Edward Ballard E G. Barrington S. Gilbert E Richmond Edwin W. C Dwight C B J. Hudson > ^Tvyr M J. Ham \ Hancock B Sandisfield Piatt Tyler M Holley C Shakers U HinsdaleWm.A.Ha.w\ey C J. Wilder B L. J. Reynolds B Savoy C M N. McCulloch B Ztanesboro^ R. S. Cook C Sheffield James Bradford C W. G. Johnson B M Samuel B. Shaw E James L. Hodge B Lee Joshua N. Danforth C Stockbridge Dav.D.Field C Ira Hall B C M Samuel P. Parker E henox S. Shepard, d. d. C B Samuel P. Parker E A. Rogers M B Tyringham C D. Keeler M Ira Hall B S. W. Smith M M D. Bullock M Shakers Mount Washington M Washington C C B JVew Ashford M M JSTew Marlboro* Harley West Stockbridge C Goodwin C C M Orson Spencer B C Williamst. Albert Smith C Otis Rufus Pomeroy C W. C. Johnson B Calvin Wolcott E R. Wescott M Peru Joseph Knight C 1). F. Page M M ^ C L. J. Reynolds B Windsor Philetus Clark C Pittsfield Horatio N. B Brinsmade C BRIS TOL. AUleborough C Jonathan E. Forbush B Jonathan Crane, jr. C U Churches and Ministers in Dukes. 117

Charles Simmons C Shipley W. Willson M Berkley Ebenezer Poor C Phineas Crandall M Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Mariners' Church, Thomas T. Richmond C Enoch Mudge M Benson B J. M. Spear U Tripp B Mr. Kiernan R. C. F N. T. Bent E Dighton Abrah. Gushee C Chas. Maugridge F. B. Ring^ C JVorton A. M. Bridge C B Cyrus Allen C C. Hayward M Paivtucket B Easton Luther Sheldon C Constantino Blodget C C Raynham EnochSanford C Amos Binney M Fairhaven Wm. Gould C Simeon Doggett C Taylor B Rehoboth Thos. Vernon C D. Leslie M B D. K. Banister M B Fall River Asa Bronson B B William H. Taylor B Seekonk JamesO.Barney C C B M. Staple M Somerset Elisha Sladejr. B P. H. Greenleaf E B F M George W. Briggs C Swanzey Benj. Taylor B Freetown Johnhawrence B Luther Baker B Stetson Raymond M&U Gurney Taunton And. Bigelow C Erastus Maltby C Mansfield James M. Samuel Hasard E Sayward C Alvan Cobb C Francis Dane M Henry Clark B JV. Bedford Jos. Angier C B Sylvester Holmes Rufus Spaulding M James A. Roberts Daniel C. Burt John Corey R. C. John Q. Choules fVestport C Luther Baker Howard Tripp B DUKES. Chilmark Pratt C C Elijah Willard M Tisbury Eben. Chase C EdgaHoumDsividTilton C Joseph B. Brown M J. C. Bontecou M David Pease B 118 Churches and Ministers in Essex, ESS EX. Amesbury Benj. Sawyer C John Harrimanjr. Peter S. Eaton C Thomas Jones H. Fittz B Joseph H. Towne C Wakefield Gale John Gunnison C Arthur S. Train Henry M. Davis E John Bayley U Plummer Chase Andover Bailey Loring C Sandy Bay Otis Lorenzo L.Langstroth C Wing B Theological Sem. C ChristopherM.Nichols C Samuel C. Jackson C A. C. S. Arnold U George J. Carleton B Hamilton Geo.W. Kelly C E Haverhill Nath'l. Gage C Asa Kent M Joseph Whittlesey U Samuel H. Peckham Jesse Page C Otis A. Skinner Bradford Nathan James R. Gushing Munroe C Abijah Cross Gardner B. Perry C Arthur S. Train M. D wight M Knight U Thos. G. Farnsworth U Beverly Christopher T. Henry Plumer F. B. Thayer C Samuel Norris M Edwin M. Stone C Ipswich Dav. T. Kimball C John Foote C Daniel Fitz C Joseph Abbot C E. M. Beebe M Nath'l. W. Williams B William H. Kinsley C S. C. Gilbert B Lynn Parsons Cooke c Boxford John Whitney C Samuel D. Robbins C Peter Eaton, d. d. C Timothy Merritt M Danv. Milton P. Braman C T. C. Pierce M George Cowles C Daniel Fillmore M John Holroyd B B Charles C. Sewall C P Wm. Henry Knapp U Milton Ward E John M. Austin U J. C. Waldo U E Lynnjield Josiah Hill C Essex Robert Crowell C M Joslin B C U Manchest. S. M.Emerson C Gloucest. JosiahK.Waite C Marbleh.Samuel Dana ) ^ Moses Sawyer C Samuel W, Cozzens s Churches and Ministers in Franklin. 119

John Bartlett John Burden B William H. Lewis J. B. Morse U Jere. Chaplin, d. d. B H. Brownson Salem Chas. W. Upham C Methnen Sylvester G. James Flint, d. d. C Pierce John Brazer, d. d. C E John A. Gurley U Samuel M. Worcester C Addison Parker B Brown Emerson, d. d. C Middlet. Forrest Jefferds C John Way land B JVeivbury h. Withington C James W. Thompson C John C. March C William Williams C Henrv Durant C Lemuel Willis U F F.B. J. Padman M J. Downing M B F JVewburyport Thomas M B. Fox C John D. Brady R, C. James Morss, d. d. E Joseph Banvard B Luther F. Dimmick C George B. Cheever C C. W. Milton C Salisbury C Jonathan F. Stearns P C U J. G. Smith M Daniel Dana, d. d. P M William B. Jacobs B C Jacob Sanborn M Saugus Moses Sawyer C JV. JVeivburif C N. S. Spaulding M John Q. A. Ed^ell C U Hezekiah Thatcher M Topsfield James F. U M'Ewen C Rowley Willard Hol- S. E. Pike M brook C Wenham Eben. P.Sperry C Isaac Braman C Henry Archibald B FRANKLIN. ^shjield Burr Baldwin C John Brooks U Jacob Pierson E Bancroft Fowler C Enos Smith B Buckland Benjamin F. Orra Martin B Clarke C M Charlemont Wales Tile- Bemardst. T. F. Rogers C ston C B Joseph Field C M B 120 Churches and Ministers in Hampden.

Colraine C Monroe David Ballou U George Robinson B JVew Salem A. Harding C Edward Davenport B Erastus Curtiss C M Thomas Rand B Conway Melancthon G. JVorthJield C Wheeler C H. G. Lombard C William H. Rice B Orange Lysander Fay C Deerjield Jno.Fessenden C Z. King^ M William M. Richards C U C Rowe Wm. L. Stearns C Gfi7Z Josiah W. Canning C Edward Davenport M C. C. Barnes M C. C. Thompson C Greenfield Amariah 5'/ieZ6ume T.Packard,; Chandler C D. D. > C Titus Strong E Theo. Packard, jr. > C JohnAlden.jr B C c . Reuben Ranson M Shutesbury Linus Austin B Hawley Tyler Thacher C C Sunderland C Heath Moses Miller C Erastus Andrews B Fiske B Warwick Preserved M Smith C Leyden B. F. Remington B H. Tonkin B M M hevereti Freegrace Roger C. Hatch C Reynolds C U 7f"enrfe/Z Wm. Claggett C N. B. Jones B David Goddard B Montague Benj. Holmes C Whattly John Ferguson C Rodolphus Dickinson E B N. B. Jones B HAMPDEN. Blandford Charles J. Cooley, D. D. C Hinsdale C Henry Eddy c Calvin Wolcott E Silas Root B B H. Moulton M Brimfield Joseph Fuller C J. W. Lewis M Chester B Holland James Sanford C Alanson Alvord C Washington Munger B Silas Kingsley B hongmeaaow C GranvUle Timothy M, Martin Tupper C Churches and Ministers in Hampshire. 121

N. Branch B Charles Spear U Ludlow C A. D. Merrill M P. Hawkes M E. Blake M Monson Alfred Ely, d. d. C H. H. White M B Abraham C. Baldwin C Otis Wilder M Dorus Clarke C Montii;omery Caleb Amos Blanchard C Knight C Tolland C B B Palmer Samuel Backus C Apollos Hale M J. R. Bigelow B JVesffield Isaac Knapp ) ^ Russell C Emerson Paine \ B B JFales Tubal Wakefield B B J. O. Dean M P. Townsend M Southwick Thomas W. Sprins^fteld John H. Fletcher C Hunter C M Reuben S. Hazen C J. F. Bridges B W. Brackett B I. Hall B E Hervey Smith C Sprins^field Samuel A. Taylor M Osgood, D. D. C C Ebenezer B. Wright C Wilbraham C Wm. B. O. Peabody C Diodate Brockway C Ives Dwight B James Porter M Joseph M. Craves B M Jonathan Smith B E. R. Crocker U HAMPSHIRE. Jlmherst C Rose Nathan Perkins, jr. C Luke A. Spofford C William W. Hunt C College Church, He- man Humphrey,D.D. C M. Ball B Belchertown Jared Reid C B B H. Perry M Samuel Whelpley C Chesterfield Israel G. 122 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

Greenivich Joseph H. Plainjield Mos. Hallock C Patrick C B R. D. Easterbrook M Prescott Job Cushman C T. Marcy M Southampton Morris E. Hadley John Brown, d.d. C White C Ebenezer Brown C South Hadley C Hatfield C William tvler C Middleft. John H. Bisbee C M Erastus Andrews B Ware Aug-ustus B. Reed C Cullen Townsend B Cyrus Yale C J^orthampton C Joseph Glazier B B M. P. Alderman M Oliver Stearns C ^e5^Aam;?.EnochHale ) p E i^orace B. Chapin \ M Asa Niles M M Williamshurg William John Mitchell C Liisk C JVbrwich Alvah C. Page C Smith M Pelham C /ror/Mno-fonHen. Adams C C E. Scott M O. Robbins M MIDDLESEX. Acton James T. E Woodbury C Artemas B. Muzzey C C Harvard University C Oliver Wright U Joseph W. Parker B Ashby Reuben Bates C Lucius R. Paige U Orsamus Tinker C Thomas Whittemore U M S. G. Hilerjr. M Bedford Josh. Chandler C Nathaniel Hervey B James D. Green C BUlerica C William A. Stearns C Jedediah W. Sargent B Henry Bacon U Joseph Haven C John A. Albro C Boxhorough C Charles Miller B Joseph W. Cross C Carlisle Geo. W. Stacy C M Preserved Smith C U Charlestown Warren Brighton Daniel Austin C Fay, D. D. C William JNewell C William Phillips B Burlington Saml.Sewall C G. Pickering M Cambridge Wm. Newell C Oliver Holden B Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 123

Thomas F. Kin^ U Littleton Wm. H. White C Walter Balfour U B&U , d. d. C Lowell Theodore Edson E Patrick Byrne B ? ^'p ^'n Mr. M'Cooley I Amos Blanchard C Daniel Crosby C O. Scott M Chelmsford William J. Parker M Andrews C Thomas B. Thayer U C Henry A. Miles C c Lemuel Porter, jr. B B C E John Mahony ) o ^'^'r J. G. Burt U Mr.Conolly \ Concord EzraRipley,D.D. C M John Wilder C C U F. B. Dracut Epaph. Goodman C Maiden Alexander W. - Tobias Pinkham P M'Clure C Dunstable C B B E. Otheman M U D. Culver M Framingham William Sylvanus Cobb U Barry, jr. C Marlborough John N. Charles Train B Goodhue C David Kellogg, d. d. C William Morse C Corbin Kidder C Thomas J.Greenwood U Erastus Otis M C. Virgin M T. J. Greenwood U Medford Caleb Stetson C James Mclntire C Levi Pratt C Groton Char. Robinson C M Dudley Phelps c Joseph Bunfield U A. Sanderson B JVatick LH.T. Blanchard C Holliston John Storrs C Erastus D. Moore C Ira M. Bidwell M N. B. Spaulding M Hopkinton^ Sith.Howe ) C JVewton Jonathan Ho- ) Jeffries Hall ( mer, d. d. ' E James Bates R. Bowen M Lyman Gilbert C James P. M'Intire C Grafton") Joseph -p^ Lexington Wm.G.Swett C F. A. Willard 5 Oliver A. Dodtre B A. L. Baury E Lincoln Eben. Newhall C C. S. Macreading M M 124 Churches in Nantucket and Norfolk.

Origen Crane B Tyngsboro' N.Lawrence C Pepperell James Howe C J. W. Parkis B Charles Babbidge C Waltham Samuel Ripley C Reading C Warren Burton C Aaron Pickett C Sewall Harding^ C B M E. L. Sewall C T. Lynch R. C. B Watertown Convers Sherburne Amos Clarke C Francis C C Stephen Cutler U Shirley Hope Brown C Nicholas Medbury B U IVayland Richard T. Seth Chandler C Austin C Shakers Lavius Hyde C South Reading Reuben M Emerson C West Cambridge David Sawyer B Damon U Stoneham SondiSCoXhnYn C U iVestford Stoiv C Leonard Luce M U Weston Joseph Field Sudbury Rufus Hurlbut C E. Kibby E. C. Scott M Joseph Hodges, jr. Tewksbui'v JacohCogg'm C Wilmington Francis Townsend Columbus Norwood C Shumway C Woburn Joseph Bennett C James Barnaby B B U John Gregory U NANTUCKET. JVantucket Wm. J. Breed C Churches and Ministers in Plymouth. 125

Cohasset H, G. O.Phipps C N. B. Spaulding Martin Moore C M QuwjcyPeterWhitney Dedham Alvan Lamson C William P. Lunt Calvin Durfee C Daniel Leach John White C William M. Cornell Samuel B. Babcock E D. D. Smith Eben. Burg^ess, d. d. C Randolph Calvin Hitch- Thomas Driver B cock C U David Brigham C M U Dorchester Nathl.Halljr. C Conant Sawyer B John Codman, d. d. C B Francis Cunningham C i2o.r6?trj/ GeorgePutnam C Joel Knight M Thomas Gray, d. d. > p David Sanford C George Whitney ^ J. H. Clinch E William Leverett B l>oiJfr Ralph Sanger C Hosea Ballou, 2d. U Foxboro^ Willard Pierce C H. M. Smith U Timothy C. Tingley B William Staunton E Franklin N. Em- ) John S. C. Abbot C mons, D. D. \ C Christopher Marsh C Elam Smalley \ Sharon MasonGrosvenor C U Jacob Cummings C JMedfieldJas. A. Kendell C Silas Hall B Horatio N. Loring B Stouo;hton M. B. Ballou C Calvin Park, d. d. C Medivay C J. W. Case M Jacob Ide C Isaac Smith B Luther Bailey C Walpole John P.B.Storer C U Asahel Bigelow C Aaron Haynes B W. R. Stone M Milton Benj. Huntoon C ^^ei/mo u

E. B. Bradford M Phillip Colby C Bridgewater Theophilus Ebenezer Briggs B F. Doggett C N. Handy B Ebenezer Gay C E. C. Messenger B William Marland E Hervey Fittz B Lewis G. Brown U P. Marsh M Carver Paul Jewett C JV. Bridgewater Paul B Couch C Duxhury Josiah Moore C C J. Hascall M N.J. H. B. Skinner M Sanford Benton M U Pembroke Morrill Allen C East Bridgewater C F U Lewis Bates M Baalis Sanford C Plymouth James Halifax E. Paine C Kendall, d. d. C U Gains Conant C Hanover AbelG.Duncan C Thomas Boutelle C B Benjamin Whitmore C Samuel G. Appleton E Elisha Cushman B Hanson John Shaw C Albert Case U B L. W. Clarke C Elmer Hewett U B Hingham Joseph Rich- Plympton Elijah Dexter C ardson C John L. Russell C Rochester Thos. R-obbins C Charles Brooks C Oliver Cobb, d. d. C G. W. Bates M Theo. K. Taylor U A. A. Folsom U Jonathan Bigelow c Waterman Burlin- Samuel Utley c game B Eleazer Savage B Hull Robert Gould M M Kingston John D. Sweet C U John Allen B Scituate E. Q. Sewall C Abraham Jackson C Samuel J. May C M Robert L. Kilham U Marshfield Eli Smith C C George Leonard C B Silas Ripley B E. Bradley M Clark R. M. W. Ramsdell M Wareham Saml. Nott, jr. C Middleboro^ Israel W. W. Bridgewater Richard Putnam C Stone C Homer Barrows C B )

Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 127 WORC ESTER. Ashhurnham George M Goodyear C Fitckburg iosh.Yimery^r. C C. Noble M Calvin Lincoln, jr. C Athol C Lorenzo A. Lovell B M M James F. Warner C Gardner Curtis Cutler C Joseph Glazier B Sumner Lincoln C Lewis Shaw U B Barre C M C Grafton C John Walker B John Jennings B U Rufus A. Johnson C Berlin David R. Lamson C M Eber L. Clark C Hardwick Edward J. Bolton Isaac Allen C Fuller C F John Goldsbury C John S. Davenport C Joseph Glazier B Levi M. Powers B U 5o2//5ionWm.H.Sanford C Harvard Washington Gilbert C U George Fisher C Brookjield Fr. Horton C Moses Curtis B Shakers B E. F. Newell M Micah Stone U C Richard Woodruff Holden Wm. P. Paine C S. Heath M George Waters B U Huhhardston Ebenezer Charlton L R. Barbour C Robinson C James Boomer B Samuel Gay C C Lancast. N. Thayer, d.d. C Dana C Leicester John Nelson C B Henry Blackeller E Jasiel P. Fuller U F Joshua Flagg S John Green B Douglas David Hoiman C D. L. Winslow M Job B. Boomer B Samuel May, jr. C F Leominster Abel Con ant C M Ochus G. Hubbard C John Boardman C B Dudley James H.Francis C U James Boyden U Lunenburg C J28 Churches and Ministers in Worcester.

C. Virgin M George Green M Mendon Williams Ap- PnnceionElijahDemond C thorp C P C U Adin Ballou C B M Royalston Eben. Perkins C F B F C C M B Rutland Josiah Clarke C B C MUlhuryOsgoodiYieinck C U Shrewsbury Geo. Allen C P B Thomas W. Tucker M . U MUford David Long C Southboro^ C M Abishai Sampson B R. S. Pope U C A*. Braintree C SouthbrLEher Carpenter C JVorthhoro' Joseph Allen C J. G. Binney B B R. M. Allen M Daniel H. Emerson C Spencer Levi Packard C JSTorthbridge Michael Silas Kenney B Burdett C Gilman Noyes U Charles Forbush C Sterlino- Peter Osgood C M U F Stitrbridge Jos. S. Clark C JV*. Brookfield Thomas Isaac Merriam B Sneii, D. D. C U M Sutton Hiram A. Tracy C Oakham James Kimball C Charles H. Peabody B C B Oxford Horatio Bardwell C Daniel L. B. Goodwin E U TempletonC.WeUington C Benjamin Paine M Winthrop Morse B Paxlon James D. Lemuel P. Bates C Farnsworth C Upton Benjamin Wood C Petersham Geo.R.Noyes C Dexter B. Bullard B B U Caleb B. Tracy C M Phillipston Alexander Uxbridge David A. Lovell C Grosvenor C U F Religious Denominations in U. States. 129

Samuel Clark C Charles Hudson W. H. Richards M IFard Miner G. Pratt C Winchendon Daniel O. John Paine B Morton Westhoro^ C Walter Cooper Otis Converse B R. Livesey C Worcester Rodney A. West Boylston c Miller S. S. Cutting B Aaron Bnncroft,D.D. )

C Alonzo Hill I u Jonathan Aldrich B Webster L. G. Leonard B David Peabody C J. Cady M J. T. Burrill M E R. C. Wan-en George Trask C Luther Goddard B U Jona. E. Woodbridge C Westminster CyrusMann C Thomas H. Vaile E

Religious Denominations in the V. States

Cli. or Commu- Denominations. Min. Consr. nicants.

Congiegationalists, Orthodox - 975 1,071 129,756 Presbyterians, General Assembly 1,914 2,648 247,964 Dutch Reformed ------167 197 22,515

Associate Presbyterians - - - 70 169 12,886

Associate Reformed Church - - 43 100 10,000 Cumberland Presbyterians - - 400 60,000

German Reformed - - - - - 186 600 30,000

Baptists, Calvinistic - - - - . 4,239 6,319 452,000

Free-will Baptists . - _ _ . 515 750 33,882

Seventh-day Baptists . - - - 32 4,503

Six-principle Baptists - - - . 9 16 1,943 Christians ------300 1,000 30,(100 Mennonites ------200 30,000 Tunkers ------40 40 3,000 Methodist Episcopal Church - - 3,608 652,528 Methodist Protestants - - - - 70 30,000

Protestant Episcopal Church - - 785 850 Roman Catholics ------340 383 Evangelical Lutheran Church 191 627 59,787 [/nited Brethren, or Moravians - 33 24 2,000 Unitarians, Congreg;ationalists 165 187 New Jerusalem Church - - - 33 27 Universalists ------300 600 Friends, or fluakers - - - - - 500 Millennial Church, or Shakers - 15 Total, 13,674 16,165 1812,764

The Con

130 Religious Denominatious in U. States. the New England States ; but there is a considerable number in some of the other States. The Presbyterians had, in 1834, in addition to 1,914 vtinisters, 421 licentiates and candidates. There are three synods of the Associate Reformed Church; but the numbers in the table all belong to the "Synod of the West." The number of communicants belonging to the Baptist denomination in the United Sta'es and the British Prov- inces, as stated by the "Triennial Baptist Register" f«»r 1836, is 517.523: the number in England and Wales, 140,000: in the world, 696,692. The Methodists, in addition to the travelling preachers, who alone are included in the table, have many local preachers ; and the number of their congregations is sup- posed to be twice as great as the immber of the travelling preachers. The Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church have no particular provinces or distrifts. Each one is Bishop of the church throughout the whole United States. There are 22 Annual Conference \ which are defined by geo- graphical limits; and the Bishops, by an arrangement of their own, so interchange their visits to the different An- nual Conferences, that each Bishop visits each Conference once in four years. The General Conference meets once in four years. The Society of Friends, called Quakers, have meetings in 18 of the States and Territories ; but their greatest in- crease is in the newly settled parts of the United States, A division took place in the Society in the years 1827 and 1828, and the two parts are known by the names of

Orthodox and Hicksites ; the latter are so called from Elias Hicks, of Jericho, Long Island, N. Y., an eminent minister of that denomination, whose followers are Socin- ians. There are yearly meetings of the Friends in Lon- don and Dublin which are undivided and Orthodox, and 8 in the United States ; viz. New England, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Virginia, North Carf)lina, Ohio, and Indiana. Those of New England, Virginia, and N.

Carolina are undivided and are Orthodox ; in the other States are yearly meetings of both connections. The number of the Friends in the United States is esti- mated at about 100,000, of whom about two-thirds are Orthodox, and one-third Hicksites, Am. Mm. Militia. 131 MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the Adjutant-Ger.er.il, Dee. 13, 1835.] His Excellency. EDWARD EVERETT, COMMANHER IN CHIEF. JUds-de-Camj). Robert C. Winthrop, of Boston, Charles A. Andrew, of Salem, .lohn H. Clifford, of New Bedford, and Daniel F. Webster, of Boston, Rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Adjutant- General, and Jlcting Quarter-Master-General, tienry A. S. DearitMn. of Roxbury, Rank of Brigadi.;r General. Fitch Hn\], Clerk, Jidjvtunt- Generals Department.

, do. Qt/arler-.Master-GcncraVs do. Henry Slieafe. Military Store Keeper.

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

DIVISIOjX JiKD DTVISIOKJlHY ST.^FF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.— S/#;/A; and JVorfolk. Major- General, Edward W. Bradley, of Roxbury. Mds-dc-Camp, Joseph 1; arrinf;ton, jr. of Roxbury, and Howard Sargent, of Dorchester. Division- Inspector, Ebenezer W. Stone, of Roxbury. Division- Quarter-Master, John J Clark, of Roxbury. Judge- Advocate, Ivers J. .Austin, of Boston. SECOND DIVISION —E55«.T. Major- General, Benjamin Stickney, of Newbury. Aids-de-Camp, William S Alhin, nf Newburyport, Robert X C. Stickney, of Newbury. Division-In.

Division- Quarter-Master, Samuel A. Coburn, of Lowell. Judge-Jidvucate, Samuel H. Mann, of Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Major- General, William H. Moseley, of Northampton. Aidsde-Camjy, Samuel L. Hinckley, of Northampton, Jeremiah A. Strong, of Northampton. Division- Inspector, Edmund Rowland, jr. of Springfield. Division- Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Charles P. Huntington, of Northampton. FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol, Phjmovth, Barnstable, ^c. Major- General, James 1). Thompson, of New Bedford. Mds-de-Camp, Georire A. Bourne, of N. Bedford, VvMlliam C'VVIiittredpe, jr. of New Bedf.rd.

Division- Inspector , Jasnes H. Cuilins, of New Bedford. Division- Quarter- Master, Wm. T. Hawes, of N. Bedford. Judge Advocate, John 11 W. Page, of New Bedford. SIXTH DWl^lOK.— Worcester. Major- General, Aids-de Camp, Division-Inspector, A Ivan Allen, of Sturbridge. Division- Quarter-Master, Simeon A. Drake, of Siurbridge. Judge-Advocate, Aaron Brooks, jr. of Petersham. SEVENTH m\\^\0^.— Berkshire. Major- General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aids-dc-Camp, John C. Hunt, of Lenox, Henry Sabin, of Lenox. Division- Inspector, John Z. Goodrieh, of W. Stockbridge. Division-Quarter-Master, George Walker, of Lenox. Judge-Advocate, William Porter, jr. of Lee.

BRIGADE AND STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. Bri^.-Gen. Appleton Howe, of Weymouth. Aid-de-Camp, Thomas C. Webb, of do. Brigade-Major, Noah Vining-, jr. of do. Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Samuel Knower, Roxbury. Brigadier-General, x-^mos H. Boyd, of Franklin. Aid-de-Camp, V/illiam B. Boyd, of Medway. Brigade-MaJOT, John H. Fisher, of Franklin. Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Allen D. Thayer, Wrentham. Massachusetts Militia. 133

^Brigadier-Gen. Josiah L. C. Amee, of Boston. 3d. jAid-de-Camp, Benjamin Tappan, of Brighton. Brig.') Brigade-Major, Samuel A. Allen, of Boston. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. George F. R. Wadleigh, do. SECOND DIVISION. ( Brigadier-General, Samuel Avery, Marblehead. 1st. ) Aid-de-Canip, Brig. S Brigade-Major, Franklin Knight, Marblehead. f Brigade-Q,uarter-Master, r Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2d.^ Aid-de-Camp, John Howarth, of Andover. Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Jeremiah Stone, of Topsfield. ( Brig.-Quar.-Master, William Marland, Andover. THIRD DIVISION. (Brigadier-General, Abijah Thompson, Woburn. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Moses F. Winn, of do. Brig, y Brigade-Major, Wyman Richardson, of do. C Brig.-Q,uarter-Master, William Tidd, of do. r Brigadier-General, Thomas A. Staples, (iroton. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Paul R. George, of Lowell. Brig. ^ Brigade -Major, William A. Bancroft, of Groton. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Thomas P. Goodhue, Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. (Brigadier-General, Parsons West, of Hadley. 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Henry Mellen, 2d. Belchertown. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Edwin P. Tucker, of Enfield. ( Brigade-Quarter-Moster, ( Brigadier-Gen. James S. Whitney, of Deerfield. 2d.^Aid-de-Camp, John H. Wells, of S. Deerfield. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Elihu Clark, of Sunderland. ( Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Albert S. Clapp, S. Deerfield. FIFTH DIVISION. f Brig.-General, Aurora W. Oldham, Pembroke. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, Cornelius Cobb, of Hanson. Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Horace Collamore, Pembroke. C Brig.-Quarter-Master, Melzar Sampson, of do. f Brigiidier-General, John B. Read, of Pawtucket, 2d. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Joseph A. Allen, of do. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Jacob Dunnell.jr. of do. C Brig.-Quarter-Master, Iva D. Ellis, of do. 12 134 Field Officers of Infantry.

(Brigadier-General, Sabin Smith, of Sandwich. 3dOAid-de-Camp, Brig, p Brigade-Major, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich. C Brig.-Quar.-Master, Elisha D. Winslow, Boston. SIXTH DIVISION. (Brig.-Gen. Ebenezer L. Barnard, of Worcester. 1st. J Aid-de-Camp, George W. Richardson, of do. Brig, p Brigade-Major, Maynard Kin^, of \V. Boylston. ( Brig.-Quar.-Master, Edward Lamb, Worcester, f Brig.-Genera], Aaron S. Gibbs, of Leominster. 2d. ^Aid-de-Cainp, Roger Phelps, of Northborough. Brig. "^Brigade-Major, Edwin Conant, of Worcester. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Solon S. Hastings, Sterling. SEVENTH DIVISION. C Brigadier-General, 1st. ) Aid-de-Camp, Brig. )Brig.-Major, Increase Sumner, Gt. Barrington. •(Brig.-Quar.-Mas. John A. Laffargue, Sheffield. Brig.-General, William C. Plunkett, of Adams. Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, South Adams. Brigade-Major, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox. Brig.-Quar.-Master, Thomas E. Steele, do.

FIELD OFFICERS JIJ^D ADJUTANTS OF THE IjYFAjYTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Colonel, Nathaniel M. Weeks, of Brookline. Lieut. Colonel, Major, James Dewire, of Boston. Adjutant, John D. Young, of Roxbury. Colonel, Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth. Lieut. Colonel, Ira Curtis, of do. Major, John W. Thomas, of do. Adjutant, Elbridge G. Hunt, of do. Colonel, Moses C. Beal, of Randolph.

I Lieut. Colonel, David Ford, of Quincy. Major, John H. Winkley, of Milton. Adjutant Field Officers of Infantry. 135

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Major, Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, Elbridge G. Perry, of Medfield. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Joshua B. Lyon, of Needham. Reg. ^ Major, Amos P. Kingsbury, of Medfield. C Adjutant, Lebeus W. Smith, of Walpole. (Colonel, Henry H. Sumner, of Foxborough. 5id.^Lieut. Colonel, Asa B. Ware, of Wrentham. Reg. ^ Major, Amos Cutler, of Med way. C Adjutant, John H. Everett, of Foxborough. Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Paul Dewing, of Newton. Adjutant, Wales Kimball, of Med way. THIRD BRIGADE. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, John Scales, of Boston.

I Major, William Mitchell, of do. Adjutant, Colonel, Francis R. Bigelow, of Boston.

I Lieut. Colonel, Henry S. Ballard, of do. J Major, John W. Boyd, of do. C Adjutant, Edward F. Hall, of do. (Colonel, Seth J. Thomas, of Boston. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joshua Gould, of do. Reg.Wajor, C Adjutant,

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Amasa G. Smith, of Boston. Lieut. Colonel, Charles R. Lowell, of do. Major, Job Taber, of do. Adjutant, Stephen Rhoades, of do.

_ Divisionary Corps of Independent Cadets. Captain, lAeutenant, Maj. Henderson Inches, jr. of Boston. * Ensign, Maj. James Blake, of do. Adjutant, Capt. E. T. Griswold, of do. Surgeon, John C. Warren, m. d. of do. 136 Field Officers of Infantry.

SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. Salem Cadets. Captain, William Sutton, of Salem, r Colonel, Joshua Sheldon, of Beverly. 1st. ^Lieut. Colonel, Moses Hill, of Marblehead. Reg. ^ Major, C Adjutant, C Colonel, William Pool, of (jlloucester. 2d. ) Lieut. Colonel, John Clark, of do. Reg. \ Major, Daniel Gilbert, of do. ( Adjutant, James H'skell, of do. (Colonel, Ebenezer Sutton, of Danvers. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Jesse Tapley, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Gustavus Atwell, of Lynn. ( Adjutant, Hazen Ayer, of Danvers.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Samuel W. Stickney, of Salem. Lieut. Colonel, Henry K. Oliver, of do. Major, Edward S. Davis, of Lynn. Adjutant, William Brown, of Salem.

SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel,

) Lieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of Newbury.

) Major, George W. Carr, of West Newbury. Adjutant, William E. Currier, of New bury port. Colonel, Joshua Low, of Essex. Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Major, , of do* Adjutant, Caleb Cog well, of Essex.

( Colonel, 3d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Warren Kimball, of Haverhill. Reg.'j Major, Mighill Spofford, of Rowley. ( Adjutant, William Brown, of Bradford.

Regiment, of Light Infantry. Colonel, Chauncey Hastings, of Haverhill. Lieut. Colonel, William Baker, of Ipswich. Major, HaiTison B. Spofford, of Rowley. Adjutant, Jeremiah Emerson, of Haverhill. Field Officers of Infantry. 137

THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE.

(Colonel, Edward Brown, jr. of Cambridge. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Cogswell, of Concord. Reg. ^ Major, James Jb\ Russell, of Cambridge. (Adjutant, i Colonel, Thomas Parker, of Lynnfield. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Jacob S. Rayner, of Reading. Rysg.\ Major, Walter Bianchard, of Wilmington. ( Adjutant, ( Colonel, John A. Mason, of Weston. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, William Foster, of Lincoln. Reg. j Major, Benjamin F. Heald, of Carlisle. ( Adjutant, Francis R. Gourgas, of Concord. ( Colonel, 4th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Albert Wood, of do. Reg. i Major, William Hastings, 2d. of Framinghara. ( Adjutant, Albert P. Rockwood, of Holliston. r Colonel, Theodore L. Stiles, of Maiden. 5th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Oliver W. Preston, Charlesto wn. Reg. p Major, Charles Sanderson, of do. C Adjutant, Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Abraham P. Prichard, of Charlestown. Lieut. Colonel, Jason Smith, of Holliston. Major, Seth C. Hawes, of do. Adjutant, Augustus G. Barrett, of Maiden. SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. J l.ieut. Colonel, Reg. i Major, ( Adjutant, Horace Hurd, of Wajrland. (Colonel, Nahum Harwood, of Littleton. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, James P. Whitney, of Shirley. Reg. ^ Major, Joseph H. Hildreth, of Townsend. ( Adjutant, Thomas W. Hartwell, of Groton. r Colonel, Jonathan M. Reed, of Chelmsford. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Durant, of Lowell. Reg. ^ Major, Joseph G. Wyatt, of do. C Adjutant, Stephen S. Seavey, of do. 12* ' 138 Field Officers of Infantry.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, John Mixer, of Lowell. Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin Adams, of Chelmsford, Major, Daniel Pope, of Marlborough. Adjutant, Jefferson Bancroft, of Lowell.

FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Levi C. Skeele, of Springfield. 1st. 1 Lieut. Col. , jr. N. Wilbraham. Reg. \ Major, Enoch R. Crocker, of Wilbraham. ( Adjutant, John Curtis, of Springfield, r Colonel, Hiram D. Parsons, of Granville. 2d. ^Lieut. Colonel, Reg. p Major, Henry M. Todd, of W. Springfield. ( Adjutant, William L. Terrett, of Granville. ^Colonel, 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horatio N. Watson, of Leverett. Reg. i Major, Horace Hubbard, of Sunderland. CAdjutant, Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Edward Parsons, of West Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Lorin Pease, of Longmeadow. Major, Simeon W. Loring, of Blandford. Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Charles C. C. Mower, of Northampton. 1st. Lieut. Colonel, J Reg. j Major, Benjamin Bryant, of Chesterfield. f Adjutant, Thomas Rogers, of Northampton. (Colonel, Oliver Smith, of Conway. 2d. ; Lieut. Colonel, Jarvis Barstow, of do. Reg. S Major, Ephraim W. Warren, of do. C Adjutant, Thomas A. Arms, of do. (Colonel, Aretas Ferry, of Montague. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin G. Putnam, of Orange. Reg. ^ Major, Ephraim Stearns, of Montague. ( Adjutant, William H. Andrews, of New Salem. (Colonel, Roger H. Leavitt, of Heath. 4th. )Lieut. Colonel, George Hastings, of Colraine. Reg. p Major, John Christie, of Rowe. C Adjutant, Horace Browning, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 139

FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Joshua Brewster, 2d. Duxbury. Reg. ^ Major, Benjamin Drew, jr. of Middleborough. ( Adjutant, Thomas F. White, of Duxbury. r Colonel, Elisha Tilden,jr. ofMarshfield. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Calvin Crocker, of Hanson. Reg. ^ Major, Charles Church, of Pembroke. (Adjutant, Edward Ames, ofMarshfield. f Colonel, John H. Hathaway, of E. Bridgewater. 3d.) Lieut. Colonel, Henry H. Brigham, Abington. Reg. ^ Major, Franklin Leach, of Bridge water. ( Adjutant, (Colonel, Abiel P. Robinson, of Rochester. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Edward G. Perkins, Middleboro'. Reg. ^ Major, C Adjutant, Nathan King, of Middleborough. Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Gideon W. Young, of Scituate. Lieut. Colonel, John Gushing, jr. of Abington. Major, Cephas Waterman, of Kingston. Adjutant, Caleb W. Prouty, of Scituate.

SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Mason, of Seekonk. Reg. p Major, ( Adjutant, Henry Luther, of Swanzey. (Colonel, David Silvester, of New Bedford. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Stephen W. Taber, of do. Reg.) Major. Christopher A. Church, of Westport. ( Adjutant, John T. Stall, of New Bedford. (Colonel, Pardon Leonard, jr. of Taunton. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Nathaniel S. Mason, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Nathan R. Shaw, of do. C Adjutant, George Danforth, of do. (Colonel, Willard Blackinton, of Attleborough. 4th. J Lieut. Col. Carlos Freeman, W. Bridge water. Reg.) Major, Harrison B. Pratt, of Mansfield. C Adjutant, 140 Field Officers of Infantry.

f Colonel, William Sisson, of Fall River. 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, William Winslow, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Isaac Borden, of do. C Adjutant, Jeremiah B. Mason, of do. Buttaliou of Light Infantry. Major, Jeremiah G. Harris, of New Bedford. Adjutant, James M. Staples, of do. THIRD BRIGADE. r Colonel, Thomas E. Loring, of Sandwich. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Sylvanus tiarlow, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Sylvanus B. Phinney, of Barnstable. C Adjutant, Charles C. Nye, of Falmouth. i Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of Harwich. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Underwood, of do. Reg. \ Major, Dudley P. Blake, of Yarmouth. ( Adjutant, Joseph Hals, of do. i Colonel, 3d. 1 Lieut. Cutler, Reg. ) Major, John C. Knowles, of Truro. ( Adjutant, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. C Colonel, Bulkley S. Fuller, of Worcester. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Edwin Howe, of do. Reg. j Major, Abel B. Bliss, of do. ( Adjutant, William C. Barbour, of Worcester. r Colonel, 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Israel Plummer, of Northbridge. Reg.^Major, Putnam W. Taft, of Mendon. (Adjutant, r Colonel, Joseph Whipple, of Hardwick. 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Apollos Rich, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Charles P. Adams, of North Brookfield. C Adjutant, C Colonel, Jonathan Day, of Webster. 4th. ) Lieut. Colonel, Marvin Cheney, of Southbridge. Reg. S Major, Benjamin F. Wilson, of do. ( Adjutant, John H. Brown, of Dudley. Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Stillman Estabrook, of Holden. Lieut. Colonel, Joab S. Holt, of do. Major, Charles H. Geer, of Worcester. Adjutant, William Edwards, of Southbridge. Field Officers of Infantry. 141

SECOND BRIGADE. r Colonel, Joel Sawyer, of Bolton. 1st. J Lieut. Col. Solomon W. Houghton, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Nelson Whitcomb, of do. C Adjutant, ( Colonel, Franklin Harrington, of Grafton. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Charles Bigelow, of Uxbridge. Reg. j Major, Curtis Allen, of Northborough. ( Adjutant, Stephen W. Norcross, of do. ( Colonel, 3d. \ Lieut. Colonel, George White, of Petersham. Reg. ^ Major, William G. Clark, of Hubbardston. (Adjutant, Matthew F. Woods, of Barre. r Colonel, Jairus Litchfield, of Leominster. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Elijah Felt, of Fitchburg. Reg. ^ Major, Samuel H. Bayley, of Lunenburg. ( Adjutant, Levi Harris, of Leominster. I Colonel, William Murdock, of Winchendon.

5th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. \ Major, Luke Beal, of Royalston. ( Adjutant, Lucian Bryant, of Templeton. Regiment of Ligltt Infantry. Colonel, Ebenezer M. Hosmer, of West Boylston. Lieut. Colonel, Charles Kimball, of Barre. Major, Calvin Foster, of Worcester. Adjutant, John M. Stephenson, of Sterling. SEVENTH DIVISION. • FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, James Hyde, of New Marlboro'. Reg. ^ Major, Henry Warner, of Sheffield. C Adjutant, Samuel Bacon, of Egremont. f Colonel, t I2d.l Lieut. Colonel, Reg. S Major, Charles Webster, of V/est Stockbridge. ( Adjutant, Edson Sexton, of do. SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Seneca Carpenter, of Savoy. Reg. p Major, Thomas I. Hazzard, of Hancock. C Adjutant, Mason Manchester, of Cheshire. 142 Officers of Cavalry.

f Colonel, Francis Watkins, of IHinsdale. 2d. ]) Lieut. Colonel, James GardnerGardner, of Pittsfield. Reg. y Major, Justus Tower, of LanesLanesborough^ Adjutant, Ambrose Nicholson, of Hinsdale.

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY, FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Abner A. Pond, of Wrentham. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. SECOND DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Richard Dodge, of Wenham. Adjutant, Ira B. Dodge, of do. Captain, Joshua Dodge, of do. Captain, Enoch Harriman, of Bradford. THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adams, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Moses Loomis, of Southwick. Lieut. Colonel, William McElwain, of Ware. Major, Perry Hastings, of Palmer. Adjutant, Samuel W. Squires, of Granville. Captain, Edwin H. Ball, of West Springfield. Captain, Edmund Hubbard, jr. of Chester. Captain, Captain, Captain, Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Oren Stone, of Worthington. Li€ut. Colonel, Gardner Dickinson, of Conway. Major, Asa Severance, of Shelburne. Adjutant, Rufus M. Wright, of Worthington. Captain, Elihu Rice, of Conway. Captain, Josiah Ball, jr. of Shutesbury. Captain, Captain, Hawley Bryant, of Chesterfield. Captain, Lewis Warner, of Williamsburg. Officers of Artillery. 143 OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John W. Loud, of Weymouth. - Adjutant, John S. Cobb, of do. Captain, Andrew Chase, jr. of Roxbury. Captain, Albert D. Swan, of Dorchester. Captain, Ziba Cheesman, jr. of Weymouth.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, James Adams, of Franklin. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

Third Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John Hoppen, of Boston. Adjutant, William B. Perkins, of do. Captain, Elijah Doe, of do. Captain, Daniel Cragin, of do. Captain,

SECOND DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 3 Companies. Colonel, George Peabody, of Salem. Lieut. Colonel, Nathaniel J. Lord, of do. Major, Charles F. Putnam, of do. Adjutant, William H. West, of do. Captain, Robert Kimball, of do. Captain, William Beach, of Gloucester. Captain, Edward S. Fowler, of Lynn. Captain, William Haskell, of Marblehead. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Infantry. Captain, Benjamin Dennis, of Marblehead. do. 1st. do.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Adjutant, Joseph T. Abbot, of Andover. Captain, John Bradbury, of Newburyport. Captain, Captain, John P. Montgomery, of Andover. 144 Officers of Artillery.

THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies^ Colonel, Joshua Buttrick, of Concord. Lieut. Colonel, Bela Greenwood, of Brighton. Major, Joseph F. Le Baron, of Lexington. Adjutant, Orin Wilson, of Concord. Captain, Joseph Sanger, of Watertown. Captain, fsaac Butterick, of Lexington. Captain, William C. Christy, of Charlestown. Captain, Jonathan S. Parker, of Lexington.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Sumner Shattuck, of Groton. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Eli Cross, of Monson. Lieut. Colonel, Lewis Gorham, of Springfield. Major, Daniel S. Paine, of Belchertown. Adjutant, Joseph W. Gorham, of Springfield. Captam, Marcus Truesdale, of Monson. Captain, Norman Kellogg, of Westfield. Captain, John Hoar, of Springfield. Captain, Lucien Cook, of Belchertown.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Orrin Smith, of Greenfield. Lieut. Colonel, Calvin Strong, of Northampton. Major, Daniel Wilcott, of do. Adjutant, Ebenezer Strong, of do. Captain, James Cook, of Plainfield. Captain, Dexter Atkins, of Buckland. Captain, George Alexander, of Northfield. Captain, William Bell, of Colraine. Captain, Edward Parsons, of Northampton. FIFTH DIVISION,

First Briirade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, William Thomas, of Middleborough. Adjutant, Sumner Stetson, of Pembroke. Captain, William Parsons, of Plymouth. Captain, Nathaniel W. French, of E. Bridgewater. Captain, Joseph Brooks, jr. of Hanover. Officers of Artillery. 145

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

SIXTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Coolidge Perry, of Milford. Adjutant, Simson Bixby, of do. Captain, Josiah C. Perry, of Worcester. Captain, Horatio N. Smith, of Milford. Captain, Almond Streeter, of Southbridge.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Franklin Brigham, of Lancaster. Adjutant, Dennison A. Robinson, of Barre. Captain, Hiram S. Harwood, of do. Captain, Thomas H. Wellington, of Lancaster. Captain, Ward M. Cotton, ofLeominster, Lancaster Co.

SEVENTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Companies. Major, Sidney A. Sweet, of Tyringham. Adjutant, Rodney Hill, of Lee. Captain, James O. Brien, of Great Barrington. Captain, Granville Jones, of Alford.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Samuel R. Crane, of Pittsfield. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

OFFICERS OF . Samuel Houston, President, Salary, $10,000 M. B. Lamar, Vice-President, 3,500 S. F. Austin, Secretary of State, 3,500 T. J. Rusk, Secretary of War, 3,500 R. L. Fisher, Secretary of Navy, 3,500 Thomas Collingsworth, Attorney-General, 3,500 John R. Jones, Pay-Master-General, no fixed salary. 13 146 University at Cambridge.

UJVIFERSITY JIT C.^MBRIDGE, OR . Founded 1638. Inducted. PRESIDENTS.presidents. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. , 1654 Rev. , s. t. 1672 Rev. , m. d. 1675 Rev. Uriah OaUes, a. m. 1682 Doct. , a. m. 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 Rev. WiUard, 170S Hon. Jolin LevereM, a. m., f 1725 Rev. Benjiimin Wadsworth, 1737 Rev. , a. m. 1770 R,ev. , d. o. 1774 Rev. , v. o. 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, d. d., 1806 Rev. Samuel \Vebi)er, d. n. 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d 1829 Hon. Josiah Q,uincy, i.l. d. University at Cambridge. 147

CORPORATION. President, Hon. Josiah Qninc}'. ll. d. Fellows, Hon. Nalhnniel BowditcJi, ll. d- Hon. Joseph Story, LL. n. Hon. L.emiiel Shuw, i,l d. Hon. Francis C. Gray, a. ai. Rev. Jjimes Walker, d. d. TRKASORER. Th..m.is W. Ward. PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &c. Hon. Josiali Qnincy, ll. d. President.

, MdssackusHts Professor of Natural History. Rev. Henry Ware, d. n. HoUis Professor of Divinitij. , Jilford Professor of Katural Religion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity. Francis Sales, a. m. Instructer in French and Spanish.

, Hcrsey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. John C. VVarren, m. d. Hersey Professor of Anatomy and Surgery. Hon. Joseph Story, ll. d. Dane Professor of Laic. , Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Ori- ental Languages.

, Hollis Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. 'Simon Greenleaf, ll. d. Royall Professor of Laic. Jacob Bigelovv, i\i. d. Professor of Materia Medica. , Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Prof, of Belles Lettres. Walter Channing, m. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Med- ical Jurisprudence. Edward T. Channing, a.m. Boylston Professor of Rhet- oric and Oratory. George Hayward, m. d. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Rev. Henry Ware, jr. d. d. Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care. Daniel Treadwell, a. m Rumford Professor, and Lecturer on the Application of the Sciences to the Useful Arts. John Ware, m. d. Adjunct Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. Thaddeus W. Harri.s, jm. d. Librarian. Rev. John G. Palfrey, d. d. Professor of Biblical Lit- erature. 148 University at Cambridge.

Pietro Bachi, a. m., j. u. d. Instructer in Italian, Spanish and Portuguese. Charles Bock, p. d. University Professor of Latin, and Permanent Tutor. Francis M. J. Surault, Instructer in French. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. Benjamin Peirce, a. m. University Professor of Mathe- matics and Natural Philosophy. Hermann Bokum, Instructer in German. William H. Simmons, a. m. Instructer in Elocution. Henry W. Bellows, a. b Proctor. George F. Simmons, a. m. Proctor. Theodore Warland, a. m. Proctor, and Instructer in He- breto. Francis Bowen, a. m. Tutor, and Instructer in JVatural^ Intellectual, and Moral Philosophy. Joseph Lovering, a. b. Tutor, and Instructer in Mathe- matics, and Lecturer in JVatural Philosophy. Charles Mason, a. b. Tutor in Latin. Hiram Wellington, a. b. Proctor. Frederic A. Eustis, a. b. Proctor. Jones Very, a. b. Tutor in Greek. Levi Farwell, Steward. The College and Students' Libraries contain 48,200 volumes. The stated time for Examination of the Freshman Class is the first Thursday of the Summer vacation. The Theological Department is under the superintend- ence of Professors Ware, sen. and jr. and Prof. Palfrey. The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 1st Wednesday in November. A course is given at the Col- lege between the first of March and last of July. The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Hon. Joseph Story, and Simon Greenleaf

Vacations. There are three vacations : the First of two weeks from the Wednesday preceding the 25lh day of December; the Second of two weeks from the first

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

Commencement is on the last Wednesday in August. .

Williams and Amherst Colleges. 149 WILLIAMS COLLEGE, AT WILLLiMSTOWM, MASS. Appointed. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, d. d. 1815 1815 Zephaniali Swift Moore, n. d. 1821 1821 Edward Dorr Griffin, u. u. 1836 1836 Mark Hopkins, a. m. Daniel N. Dewey, Secretary. Albert Hopkins, a. m. Professor of Mathematics and Nat- ural Phiiosophy. Mark Hopkins, a. m. Professor of Moral Philosophy and Rhetoric. "Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Professor of Langiiages. Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. d. Prof, of Katural History. Edward Lazell, a. m. Professor of Chemistry Joseph Alden, a.m. Professor of Latin. George Hale, Simon H. Calhoun, a. m. Tutors. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the third Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the Ist Wednesday in May. Commencement, 3d Wednesday in August.

AMHERST COLLEGE, MASS. Appointed. prf.sidents. Died. 1821 Kev. Zephaniah S. Moore, d. v., s. t. p. 1823 3823 Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. v. Rev. Heman Humphrey, s. t. d. Professor of Divinity. Rev. Edward Hitchcock, a. m. Professor of Chemistry and JVatural History. Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy. William S. Tyler, Professor of Greek and Latin Lan- guages and Literature. Rev. Jonatlmn B. Condit, Prof, of Rhetoric and Oratory. Ebenezer S. Snell, a. m. Professor of Mathematics and JVatural Philosophy, and Librarian. Hon. William B. Calhoun, Lecturer on Political Economy. Alfred C. Post, m. d. Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology. Calvin E. Park, a. m. Amos Bullard, jr. a. m. George C. Partridge, a. m. Charles B. Adanis, a. m. Tutors. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the 4th Wednesday of August. Second, 2 weeks from the 2d Wednesday of January. Third, 4 weeks from the 1st Wednesday of May. Commencement, 4th Wednesday in August. 150 Other Colleges.

Other Colleges in JVew England and J^eio York. JsTame. Place. Presidents. F>d. 1 Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. William A llen^ D. D 1794 2 Watervilie, Waterville, do. Rob't E. Patterson, A. M. 1820 3 Dartmouth, Hanover, N. H^ Nathan Lord, D. D. 1770 4 Univ.of Vermont, Bnrling;ton Vt. John Wheeler, D. D. 1791 5 Middltbury, Middleburj-, do. Joshua Bates, D. D. 1800 6 Norwich Univ. Nowich, do. Alden Partridp^e, A. M. 1834 7 Brown University,Providence, li.I. Francis Wayland, D. D. 1764 8 Yale, New-Haven, Conn. Jtrtniiah Day, D. D. 1700 9 Washington, Hartford, do. Nath'i S. Wht-aton. D. D. 1824 10 Wesleyan Univ. MiddlKown, do. Wilbur Fisk, D. D. 1831 11 Columbia, Nev.-York, N. Y. William A. Duer, LL.D. 1754 12 Union, .Stlienectady, do, Eliphalet Nott, D. D. 1795 13 Hamilton, Clinton, d Joseph Penney, D. D. 1812 14 Ham. Lit.'&Theo.Hamilton, do, iNath'I Kendrick, D. D. 1819 15 Geneva, Geneva, do. Benjamin Hale. A. M. ,1823

16 University of N.Y.New Yoik, do. I J. M. Matthews, D. D. 1831

Vacations and Commencements.

Bowdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks ; 2d from the Friday after the 3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks; 3d from the Fri- day after the 3d Wednesday in May, 2 weeks. Commencement,^ 1st Wednesday in September.

Waterville, 1, Com. 5 weeks ; 2, Last Wed. Nov. 9 weeks. Com- mencement, last Wed, in July, 1-2 Dartmouth, 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, Last Mon. Dec. 6 weeks; 3, Thursday precedins the last Wed, May, 2 1-2 weeks. Commence- ment, last Wed. in July. Vermont Univ. 1, Com. 4 weeks; 2, 1st Wed, Jan, 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st. Wed. in August.

Middlebury, 1, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, 1st Wed. Jan, 7 weeks; 3, 3d Wed. May, 2 weeks. Commencement, 3d Wed, in Anjrust, Norwich University, Commencement, Wed, before 3d Thursday in August,

Brown. 1, Com. 4 weeks; 2, last Friday in Dec. 2 weeks ; 3, 2d Friday in Mav, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in September.

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

weeks ; 3, Thursday before I2th April, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Thursday in AugiiKt, Wesleyan, 1, Wed. before Christmas, 7 weeks; 2, next preceding Com, 5 weeks. Commencement, 2d Wed in Atigust, Columbia, 1, Com, to the 1st Mon, in Oct, Commencement, 1st Tuesday in August.

UnionT l,Com. 6 weeks ; 2, in Dec. 3or4 weeks; 3, in Apr. 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th Wed. in Auirust,

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

Geneva, J, Com, 6 weeks; 2, at Christmas and New Year, 2 weeks } 3, 3d Wed, in April, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in Aug, University of New York. Commencement, 3d Wed, in July. Theological Institutions. 151

Medical Schools in the Uniled Slates. Name. Place. Lectures Commence.

Maine Medical School, Brunswick, Februarj'. N. Hampshire Medical School, Hanover, 2 wks. after Com. Vermont Med. School, Univ. Vt. Burlington. •2d Wed. Sept. Vt. Academy of Medicine, Castleton, 3d Thurs. August. Mass. Med. Scliool, Harvard Univ. Soston, Jst Wed. in Nov. Berkshire Med. Inst., Wnis. Coll. Pittsfield, 1st Thurs. Sept. Medical School, Yale College, New Haven, last week in Uct. Coll. Phys. & Surgeons, N.^ Y. Aew York, 1st Mon. Nov. Coll. Phys. & Surg. West Dist. Fairfield, 1st Tues. Oct. Med. Dap. Jef. Coll., Canonsburg, Philadelphia, 1st Mon. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Peiin. Philadelphia, 1st Mon. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Md. Baltimore, last Mon. Oct. Washington Medical College, Baltimore, last Mon. Oct. Medical Dep. Columbian College, Dist. Col. 1st Mon. Nov. Medical Dep. Univ. Va. Charlottesville, September. Medical College, State of S. C. Charleston, 1st Mon. Nov. Medical College of S. C Charleston, South. School Fract. iMed. Charleston, 2d Mon. ApriL Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, 3d Mon. Oct. Medical College, Trans. Univ. Lexington, 1st Mon. Nov. Louisville Medical College, Louisville, Medical College of Ohio, , 1st Mon. Nov. Ref. Medical College. Uhio, VVorthington,

'Theological Institution, Andover, Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Justin Edwards, d.'*d. Samuel Farrar, Abiel Holmes, d. d. Daniel Dana, D. D. Samuel H. Walley, Jonathan Phillips, John H. Church, D. D. William B. Banister, Samuel T. Arms- strong-, Osgood Johnson, Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. Clerk, Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar. BOARD OF VISITORS. President, Jeremiah Day, d. d. William Bartlett, Wm. Reed, Hernan Humphrey, d. d. FACULTY. Jllibot Prof, of Chris. Theo. Leonard Woods, d. d. Associate Prof ofSacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart. Brown Prof of Eccle. History, Ralph Emerson, d. d. Bartlet Professor of Sacred Rhetoric, Edwards A. Park. Vacations. Fii'st, 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 5 weeks from the first Wed. in September. 152 Theological Institutions.

Theological Seminary. JVewton, Mass. Founded 1825. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Lucius Belles, d. d, Jonathan Going, d. d. Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Wayland, d. d. Cyrus P. Grosvenor, Howard Malcom, Nicholas Brown, Jon- athan Bachellor, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train, David R. Gris^gs, Matthew Bolles, jr. Rev. Baron Stow, Rev. E. Thresher. Treasurer, Levi Farwell. Secretary, Rev. Henry Jackson. PROFESSORS. Professor of Biblical Theology, Rev. Irah Chase. Professor of Biblical Literature and Interpretation^ Rev. Henry J. Ripley. Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties, Rev. James D. Knowles. Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Rev. Barnas Sears. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the Wednesday before the last Wednesday in August. Second, 6 weeks from the last Wednesday in March. Time of entrance, end of the first vacation.

Other Theolocrt cat Institutions in the U. States. Com. Denomina- Names. Place. oper- tion. ation L^b.

Bang^or Tlieol. St- m. Banpn-, Me. C(ins. 1816 ^000 'lhvo\ Dep. Yale Col. Ntw Haven, Conn. Conp. 1822 Theol. Ins. Epis. Ch. New York, N. Y. Prol. Epis. 1819 3,600

Theol. Sem. of Auburn, \ 11 born, do Presbyt. 1821 4.500 Hamilton Lit. &lh. Ins, Hamilton, do Baptist. 1820 2,250 Haitwick Seminaiy, Harnviek, do Liitbf ran 1816 1,400 Th. Sem. Dii. Ref. Ch, N. Biiniswick,N. J. Dutch Ref. 'Jh. Sem. Pr Ch U. S Prince Fitsbjt. 1812 6,500 Sem. Luth. Ch U S Gettyibuig, Pa Evan?. L. 1826 1 7,000

German Refoimed, A oik. do G Ref. Ch. 1825 I West. Th. Seminarv, Alle-ranv T. do esbyt. 1828 4 000 Epis. Th. School Va Fairfax Co. Va Prot. Epis. 2,000 Union Th. Seminary, Pr. Ed. Co. do Presbyt. 1824 3,000 Th. Sem. Richmond, do. Baptist. South. Th. Seminary, Columbia, S C. Presbyt. 1829 Th. Sem. Lexington, do. Lutheran. 1832 Furman 'Ih. Sem. !H. Hills, Santee, do. Baptist. South. West. Th. Sem, MaryviUe, Ten. Presbyt. 1821 6,000 Lane Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio, do. 1829 Rock Spring:, R

Phillips Academy^ at Andover. Incorp. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard. Samuel Farrar, Abiel Holmes, d. d. Daniel Dana, D. D. Samuel H. Walley, Jonathan Phillips, Justin Edwards, d. d. John H. Church, d. d. William B. Banister, Samuel T. Armstrong, Osgood Johnson, Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. Clerk, Samuel H. Walley. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar. INSTRUCTERS. Preceptor, Osgood Johnson. Teacher of Penmanship, William Jones. Principal of the English Department, Rev. S. R. Hall.

Wesleyan Academy, Wilhraham, Mass. TRUSTEES. President, Rev. John W. Hardy. Treasurer, Rev. Joseph A. Merrill, Secretary, Abel Bliss. Wilbur Fisk, d. d. Rev. Timothy Merritt, Rev. John Lindsey, William Rice, John L. Smith, David Rice, Abraham Avery, George M. Hyde, Rev. Heman Bangs, William S. Smith. INSTRUCTERS. Principal, and Teacher of Intellectual and Moral Science, Rev. David Patten, a. b. Lecturer on the Natural Sciences, Wm. G. Mitchell, Teacher of Ancient Languages and Literature, John Roper, jr. a. m. Teacher of Mathematics and Modern Languages, Harvey B. Lane, a. b. Teacher of the English Branches, Miner Raymond. Assistant Teacher of the English Branches, Isaac T. Goodnow. Preceptress, and Teacher of the Ornamental Branch- es, Miss N. Miranda Nash. Teacher of Music, Miss Ann Eliza Sperry. Resident Agenr, Rev. John W. Hardy. ^54 Missionary Societies.

Societyfor Propagating the Gospel among the Indians and others in J^orth AmeHca. Inc. Nov. 16, 1787. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford. Societyfor promoting Christian Knowledge, Piety, and Charity. Established May '29. 1805. President, Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Treasurer, Joseph May. Secretary, Rev. F. W. P. Greenwood. Mass. Society for promoting Christian Knowledge. President, Abiel Holmes, u. d. Treasurer, James M^lledge. Clerk, George Rogers. Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts. President, Peter O. Thacher. Vice-President, Nathaniel Thayer, d. d. Treasurer, S. Willard. Secretary, Rev. Chandler Robbins. American Board of Commissioners for For. Missions. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. u. Vice-President, Stephen Van Rensselaer, ll. n. Secretaries, Rev. Rufus Anderson, Rev. David Greene, Rev. William J. Armstrong. Recording Secretaries, Calvin Chapin, d. d. C. Stod- dard. Treasurer, Henry Hill. Board of Managers of the Baptist General Convention. President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-Presidents, Daniel Sharp, d. d. and 6 others. Corresponding Secretary, Lucius Bolles, d. d. Assistant Secretary, Solomon Peck. Recording Secretary, Rev. James D. Knowles. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln. Assistant Treasurer, Levi Farwell. [Rooms, No. 17 Joy's Building.] Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotland for promoting Christian Knowledge. Formed 1787. President^ John Tappan. Vice-President, Abiel Holmes, d. d. Secretary, John Codman, d. d. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley. Missionary Societies. 155

General Association in Massachusetts. This body was organized in June, 1805. It is com- posed of delegations from particular Associations of evangelical Congregational Ministers, two from each Association. Its members " admit, as articles of faith, the doctrines of Christianity as they are generally ex- pressed in the Assembly's Shorter Catechism," and consider these doctrines which have been generally embraced by the churches of New England as the " basis of their union." This body wholly disclaims ecclesiastical power or authority over the churches, or the opinions of individuals. The essential objects, as expressed in their Constitution, are " to promote broth- erly intercourse and harmony, and their mutual anima- tion, assistance, and usefulness as ministers of Christ.'' Annual meetings, fourth Tuesday in June.

American Unitarian Association. President, William E. Channing, d. d. Directors, Rev. George Ripley, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, Rev. Samuel Barrett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. General Secretary, Rev. Charles Briggs. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Samuel Barrett.

Massachusetts Episcopal Missionary Society, and Trustees of the Massachusetts Episcopal Prayer- Book and Tract Society. President, Rev. Bi.>hop Griswold, ex officio. First Vice-President, Asa Eaton, d. d. Secretary, Rev. Zechariah Mead. Treasurer, Frederick li. Stimpson.

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board oj Foreign Missions. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-President, Rev. James D. Knowles. Recording Secretary, Matthew Bolles, jr. Treasurer, James Loring.

Massachusetts Missionary Society. President, Leonard Woods, d. d. Secretary, Richard S. Storrs, d. d. of Braintree. 156 Education Societies.

American Baptist Home Mission Society. President, Heman Lincoln. Treasurer, Rangon W. Martin. Corres. Secretary, Jonathan Going, d. d. of N. Y. Associate Correspond. Sec. Rev. Luther Crawford, Rec. Secretary, Rev. George W. Houghton.

Methodist Missionary Society. President, Rev. Bishop R. R. Roberts. • Vice-Presidents, Rev. Bishops J. Soule, E. Hed- ding, J. O. Andrew, N. Bangs. Treasurer, Rev. Thomas Mason. Recording Secretary, L. S. Burling. Clerk, Francis Hall.

Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Levi Farweli. Vice-Presidents, Hon. Heman Lincoln, Joseph White, J. T. Everett, Hon. J. H. Duncan. Secretary, Rev. Charles O. Kimball. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor.

Boston Society for the Religious and Moral Instruction of the Poor. Incorporated 1820. President, John C. Proctor. Secretary, R. P. Adams. Treasurer, William Pierce. Young Men's Methodist Foreign Missionary Society of JVew England. President, A. B. Snow, m. d. Vice-President, A. H. Brown. Corresponding Secretary, W. C. Brown. Recording Secretary, Joseph True. Treasurer, B. H. Barnes.

American Education Society. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, William Bartlett, (with 31 Honorary Vice-Presidents in different States.) Secretary, , d. d. General Agent, Rev. Ansel Nash. Treasurer, Hardy Ropes. Auditor, Pliny Cutler. Bible Societies. 157

Directors, Abiel Holmes, d. d. ll. d. Brown Emer- son, D. D. Warren Fay, d. d. John Tappan, Samuel T. Armstrong, Arthur Tappan, John Codman, d. d. Wil- liam Cogswell, D. D. Samuel Gile, d. d. Ralph Emer- son, D. D. William Patten, d. d. Executive Committee, Warren Fay, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D. Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, Rev. B. B. Edwards, and the Secretary. Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T. Armstrong, William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. [Rooms of the Society, No. 15 Cornhill.]

JVorihern Baptist Education Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-Presidents, Levi Farwell, Richard Fletcher. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. Thresher. Recording Secretary, Augustus A. Gould, m. d. Financial Secretary, Rev. Ebenezer Nelson. Treasurer, John B. Jones. [Rooms, No. 13 Joy's Building.]

Missionary Education Society of the JV. England Con- ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. President, Rev. David Kilburn. Recording Secretary, Rev. La Roy Sunderland. Corresponding Secretary, Abel Stevens. Treasurer, B. F. Nutting.

Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July, 1809. President, John Pierce, p. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Francis Parkman, d. d. Recording Sec'ry, William Jenks, d. d. Executive Committee, to whom applications are to be made for Bibles, Francis Parkman, d. d. Charles Tappan, Rev. George W. Blagden. Annual Meeting,1Vron. before the last Wed. in May. American Bible Society. President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Treasurer, John Nitchie. Corresponding Secretaries, James Milnor, d. d. Thomas M'Aulay, d. d. Rev. Spencer H. Cone, Rev. John C. Brigham. 14 158 Tract and Sabbath School Societies.

American Trad Society, Boston. President, William Reed, of Marblehead. Vice-President, Rev. Moses Stuart. Treasurer, Charles Stoddard. Secretary and Assistant Treas. Rev. Seth Bliss*

Evangelical Tract Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Secretary, Henry P. Freeman.

Baptist General Tract Society. President, William T. Brantley. Vice-President, John L. Dagg, General Agent, Ira M. Allen. Treasurer, Samuel Huggens. Secretary, William Ford.

' Massachusetts Sahbath School Society. President, William Reed, of Marblehead. Sec'ry and General Agent, Rev. Asa Bullard. Treasurer, Charles Scudder, Boston.

JVew England Sabbath School Union. President, Richard Fletcher, Boston. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. S. S. Mallery, Nor- wich, Conn. Treasurer, J. W. Valentine, m. d. Charlestown. Auditor, J. B. Jones, Boston. Boston Baptist Sabbath School Union.

President, Matthew Bolles, jr. Secretary, James Andem. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor.

Boston Sunday School Society. President, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. Corresponding Secretary, F. H. Gray, m. d. Boston Sahbath School Union. President, John Doane. Treasurer, Phillip Greeley, jr. Secretary, Amos G. Bartlett. Medical Societies. 159

Massachusetts Medical Society. Incorporated Nov. 1781. Annual meeting- held in Boston on the 1st Wed. in June, at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneuni. President, George C. Shattuck. Vice-President, Nathaniel Miller. Corresponding Sec'ry, Enoch Hale. Recording Sec'ry, John Homans. Treasurer, Walter Channing. Librarian, David Osgood.

[For a list of ihe Members of this Society, see p. 103.] Censors for the Society at Lar::e, and for the frst Medical District of the State. Drs. William J. Walker, Abel L. Peirson, John Ware, Edward Reynolds, Woodbridge Strong.

Censors for the second Medical District. Drs. John Green, Benjamin E. Heywood, Edward Flint, Charles W. Wilder, Benjamin Pond. Censors for the third Medical District. Drs. Elisha Mather, Atherton Clark, D. Bemis, Bela B. Jones, Stephen W. Williams.

Censors for the fourth Medical District. Drs. Alfred Perry, William H. Tyler, Orren Wright, Robert Worthington, A. G. Welch.

The Censors for the Society at Large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of candidates for the practice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting of the Society, as pro- vided in the Act of Incorporation ; and on the last Wednesdays of January and July. Those for the Second Medical District, in Worces- ter, on the Wednesday following the third Monday in June. Those for the third Medical District, in North- ampton, on the Wednesday following the third Tues- day in September. Those for the fourth Medical Dis- trict, in Pittsfield, on the day previous to the day of Commencement of the medical institution in that place. By an Act of the Legislature of this Commonwealth, passed February 10, 1819, it is provided, That no per- 160 Medical Societies. son entering upon the practice of Physic or Surgery, after the first day of July, 1819, shall be entitled to the benefit of law, for the recovery of any debt or fee ac- cruing from his professional services, unless he shall, previously to rendering those services, have been li- censed by one of the foregoing Boards of Censors, or shall have been graduated a Doctor of Medicine in Harvard University, and shall have deposited a copy of his license, or diploma, with the clerk of the town in which he resides. Counsellors of the Society. Suffolk. Drs. James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtleff, John C. Warren, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, John Ware, Solomon Townsend, Zab- diel B. Adams, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, John Homans, Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries, George B. Doane. Essex. Drs. Joseph Kittredge, Jeremiah Spofford, Abel L. Peirson, Andrew Nichols, Edward L. Coffin, Samuel Johnson, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Dean Robinson, Jonathan G. Johnson, Edward A. Holyoke, Wyatt G. Boyden. Middlesex. Drs. Thomas Bucklin, John Walton, Abraham R. Thompson, Timothy Wellington, Zadok Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dalton, Ephraim Buck, Josiah Bartlett, John O. Green, Daniel Swan, Joshua Green. Worcester. Drs, Stephen Batchelder, John Green, Edward Flint, Benj. F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, John Starkweather. Hampshire. Drs. Joseph H. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams, Eli Hall, Elisha Mather, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis. Berkshire. Drs. William H. Tyler, Henry H. Childs, Asa G. Welsh, Royal Fowler, Robert Worthington, Alfred Perry, Hubbard Bartlett. Norfolk. Drs. Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett, Sam- uel Bugbee, Robert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Rufus Wyman, Ebenezer Alden, Noah Fifield. Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Nathan Hayward, Eze- kiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols, Noah Whitman, Wil- liam Gordon. Medical Societies. 161

Bristol. Drs. Alexander Read, William C. Whit- tredge, Andrew Mackie, Caleb Swan, Menzies R. Randall. Barnstable. Drs. Joseph Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Paul Swift, Henry Tuck.

Medical School in Boston. The Massachusetts Medical College, an edifice be- longing to Harvard University, was erected in Boston in 1815; and is situated in Mason Street. The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 1st Wed. in November, and continue three months. For one month after the close of the Lectures, the dissecting room of the Medical

College will be open ; also some Lectures will be given to those of the class who may remain. They will also be admitted for the above time to the practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital. The students at- tending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospi- tal, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Sur- gery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. The fee for a whole course of Lectures is $70. The students have opportunity for practical Anatomy. President of the University, and President of the Faculty of Medicine, Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Prof, of Anatomy and Surg. John C. Warren, m. d. Prof, of Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence, Wal- ter Channing, m. d. Prof, of Materia Medica, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Prof, of the Principles of Surgery, and of Clinical Surgery, George Hayward, m. d. Prof, of Chemistry, John W. Webster, m. d. Lecturer on the Theory and Practice of Physic, John Ware, m. d. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Walter Chan- ning, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Joseph Roby, m. d. Sub-Librarian, Samuel Parkman, m. d. 14* 162 Medical Societies.

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. President, Charles White, Vice-President, Joseph Kidder.

: Treasurer, Samuel N. Brewer. Secretary, Nathaniel Brewer. Boston Medical Dispensary, Chairman, Edward Tuckerman. Secretary, William Gray. Treasurer, Gideon Snow. Managers, Edward Tuckerman, Samuel H. Walley, Isaac Winslow, Samuel May, Jonathan Phillips, Gid- eon F. Thayer, Nathaniel L. Frothingham, Pliny Cut- ler, Edmund Munroe, George H. Snelling, James H. Foster, William Gray. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, Solomon D. Townsend. Visiting Physicians. Henry G. Clark, District of Ward 1 & 3. Alonzo Chapin, " " 2. Francis H. Gray, " « 4. « Wm. G. Hanaford, « 5, 6 & 7. John H. Dix, " Broad Street. H. B. Inches, « Fort Hill. Abner B. Wheeler, " Ward 10. « " Henry I. Bowditch, 11. " " John Odin, jr. 12. Marcellus Bowen, " South Boston.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear hifirmary. President, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, Samuel H. Walley jr. Treasurer, J. W. Edmands. Directors, Robert G. Shaw, Henry Rice, Edward Reynolds, m. d. J. P. Bradlee, John Jeffries, m. d. W. W. Stone, H. Upham, S. D. Townsend, m. d. George Hallet, F. J. Oliver, George E. Head, H. Edwards. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds and John Jeffries.—Robert H. Hooper, George Bethune, Assistant Surgeons. Hours of attendance, Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day, from 12 to 1 o'clock. Infirmary Rooms at the corner of Green and Pitts street. Literary Societies. 163

American Antiquarian Society. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice-Presidents, John Davis, Joseph Story. Counsellors, Benjamin Russell, Levi Lincoln, Ed- ward D. Bangs, Rev. Charles Lowell, James C. Mer- rill, Samuel M. Burnside, John Park, Frederick W, Paine, John Green, Joseph VVillard. Foreign Cor. Sec'ry, Edward Everett. Recording Sec'ry, Rejoice Newton. Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison. Committee of Publication, John Park, George Fol- som, Alfred D. Foster.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Incorporated May, 1780. President, Nathaniel Bowditch. Vice-President, Josiah Quincy. Recording Secretary, Daniel Treadweli. Corresponding Secretary, Francis C. Gray. Treasurer, Joseph Tilden.

Massachusetts Historical Society. Instituted at Boston, Jan. 1791. Incor. Feb. 19, 1794. Statute meetings, last Thursday of every month, ex- cept August, and the day before CoDonie.ncejncijt. President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Recording Secretary, Joseph Willard. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Librarian, .

American InMitidt of Instruclion. President, William B. Calhoun, of Springfield. Recording Secretary, , jr. Corresponding Secretaries, George B. Emerson, Henry R. Cleaveland, of Boston. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor, of Boston. Boston Society for Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. President, Daniel Webster. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Hale, Edward Everett. Corresponding Secretary, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Recording Secretary, Epes S. Dixwell. 164 Musical Societies.

Boston Lyceum. President, Alexander H. Everett. Vice-Presidents, Georore S. Hillard, B.B. Thacher. Recording Secretary, T. P. Smith. Corresponding Secretary, Ezra Weston, jr. Treasurer, Thomas A. Davis. Hanover Lyceum^ Boston. President, Nathan Gurney. Vice-Presidents, Henry N. Hooper, Thomas Hollis. Recording Secretary, Ebenezer Smith, Jr. Corresponding Secretary, George W. Light. Treasurer, Nathan Carruth. Young Men's ^Association for the Promotion of lAterature and Science. President, George S. Hillard. Treasurer, E. Belknap. Secretary, Gustavus Horton. Corresponding Secretary, George W. Light.

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

Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President, Bartholomew Brown. Vice-President, George J. Webb. Secretary, J. H. Belcher. Treasurer, Abner Bourne. Boston Academy of Music. Instituted Jan. 8. and Incorporated March 22, 1833, President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-President, Moses Grant. Recording and Corresponding Secretary, George Wm. Gordon. Treasurer, Henry Edwards. Professors, Lowell Mason, George J. Webb, Joseph A. Keller. Charitable Institutions^ 165

Massachusetts Temperance Society^. President, John C. Warren, m. d. Vice-President, Horace Mann. Recording Secretary, Walter Channing, m.i>. Treasurer, Charles Brown.

American Temperance Society. President, Samuel Hubbard. Vice-President, S. V. S. Wilder. Treasurer^ George Odiorne. Corresponding Secretary, Justin Edwards, d. tk Recording Secretary, Enoch Hale, m. d. Suffolk County Temperance Society. President, Horace Mann. Vice-Presidents, Joseph Jenkins, William Simmons, Moses Grant. Treasurer, Harrison Gray.

Massachusetts General Hospital.

Incorporated Feb. '25, 1811. OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTION. President, Ebenezer Francis. Vice-President, Samuel Appleton. Treasurer, Henry Andrews. Secretary, W. R. Gray. Trustees, Charles Amory, George Bond, Thomas B. Curtis, Henry Edwards, Samuel A. Eliot, Francis C. Gray, Samuel Lawrence, Charles G. Loring, Josiah Q,uincy,jr. Robert G.Shaw, John P. Thorndike, Ed- ward Tuckerman. Superintendent of the Hospital, Gamaliel Brad- ford, M. D. Physician and Superintendent of the Mc Lean Asylum in Charlestown, Luther V. Bell, m. d. Steward, Columbus Tyler. Matron, Mrs. Tyler. Assistant and Apothecary, Edward Rowland. Male Supervisor, Homer Goodhue. Female Supervisor, Mrs. Lewis. All applications for admission must be made at the HOSPITAL, Allen Street, between the hours of 8 and :9 on the mornings of Monday Wednesday and Friday, 166 Charitable Institutions.

Applicants who cannot attend in person will be visited by a Physician connected with the Hospital, and no one can be admitted without his certificate, except in case of injury from accident, or of sudden illness. All applications from the country must be accom- panied by a description of the case, in writing-, by the attending Physician of the patient, and ad- dressed to J. B. S. JACKSON, M. D. 05^ If a /ree hed be desired, the pecuniary circum- stances of the applicant must be stated. May 1, 1836. No visitors are admitted on any part of the Lord's day. No boarders can be visited except by near relatives, or by others at their request in writing. THE HOSPITAL IN BOSTON. Surgeons, John C. Warren, m. d. George Hay- ward, M. D. Physicians, James Jackson, m. d. Walter Channing, M. D. and Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Assistant Physician, John B. S. Jackson, m. d. Superintendent, Gamaliel Bradford, m. d.

Slate Lunatic Hospital at Worcester. TRUSTEES.

Horace Mann, Francis C. Gray, of Boston ; Alfred

D. Foster, of Worcester ; Thomas A. Greene, of New

Bedford ; Thomas Kinnicutt, of Worcester. Superintendent of the Hospital, Samuel B, Wood- ward, M. D. Boston Lying-in Hospital. Meetings at the Hospital on the lstMx)nday of every month. President, James Savaore. Vice-President, Daniel P. Parker. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Dr. George Hayward, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Thomas B. Wales, Rev. M. I. Motte, Stephen Fairbanks, Geo. B. Emerson. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Francis J. Oliver, Dr. Jacob Bigelow, Charitable Institutions. 167

Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. James Phillips, Daniel Messenger. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Secretary, George Tyler Bigelow.

United States Marine Hospital For the temporary relief of sick and disabled seamen; into which all mariners who have paid Hospital money are admitted, except those who are afflicted with con- tagious or incurable diseases, or insane persons. The Hospital is situated at Chelsea. Agent, David Henshaw. Physician, Charles H. Stedman, m. d. Steward, Charles Turner. Provident Institution for Savings in the City of Boston. Office, Tremont St. Open daily, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, James Savage. Secretary, Robert C. Winthrop. Vice-Presidents, Thomas J^. Winthrop, Joseph Til- den, John D. Williams, Andrew Ritchie, Edward Tuckerman, Samuel May, James T. Austin, Amos Lawrence, John Dorr, Peter O. Thacher, Daniel P. Parker, Gideon Snow. Trustees, James Savage, Abiel Chandler, Robert Waterston, Benjamin Guild, John A. Lowell, Nathan- iel G. Snelling, Edward Brooks, Samuel Dorr, John C. Gray, Francis J. Oliver, Thomas P. Cushing, Charles Wells, Ebenezer Ch.idwick, Robert G. Shaw, Charles C. Parsons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales, Henry Gassett, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee, Thomas Wigglesworth, William Lawrence, Samuel Austin, jr. Henry Sigourney. Savings Bank for Seamen in Boston. Open every day from 10 to 1 o'clock, to receive de- posites from all persons. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, Daniel C. Bacon. Secretary, Thomas K. Davis. Treasurer, Samuel H. Vv^alley, jr. Managers, N. A. Barrett, J. W. Blake, George Bond, D. D. Brodhead, Charles Brown, C. W. Cartwright, 168 Charitable Institutions.

George W. Crockett, Thomas Lamb, J. A. M'Gaw, James Means, William B. Reynolds, Benjamin Rich, Alfred Richardson, Charles Scudder, William S. Rog- ers, Benjamin Seaver, Phineas Sprague, William W. Stone, William Sturgis, Thomas Vose, William Wor- thington, George A. Goddard, H. Edwards.

American Peace Society. General Agent, William Ladd. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. T. H. Gallaudet. Recording Secretary, Francis Fellowes. Treasurer, William Watson.

Massachusetts Peace Society. President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Vice-President, Robert Waterston. Treasurer, J. P. Blanch,ard. Recording Secretary, William Brigham. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Jacob Abbot.

Massachusetts Charitable Society.

Founded September 6, 1672. Inc. March 15, 1780. President, George Homer. Vice-President, William C. Hunneman. Secretary, Ebenezer Clough. Treasurer, James Ridgeway.

Massachusetts Humane Society. President, Benjamin Rich. Corresponding Secretary, John Heard. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. President, John Heard. Vice-President, Francis J. Oliver. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel F. Mc Cleary. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, John Cotton. Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, John Hart. Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Robert G. Shaw. Charitable Institutions. 169

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Moses Grant. Secretary, Artemas Simonds. Treasurer, Calvin Whitinsr. Standing Committee, James C. White, Frederick Gould, Lewis Jones, Simon G. Shipley, Benjamin Bennett, George Vinton, Ambrose Seaton, Daniel T. Coit, Calvin Whiting, Thomas W. Haskins, H. Chad- bourn, James W.Gates, Alvan Simonds, Moses Grant, Joseph Eustis.

JVeio England Institution for the Education of the Blind. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, Thomas H. Perkins Treasurer, Richard D. Tucker. Secretary, Samuel G. Howe. Director, Samuel G. Howe. Principal Teacher, Dr. Warren. Professor of Music, J. A. Kelley. Assistant Professor of Music, Charles Morrill. Master Workman, W. Kendall. Matron, Mrs. Smith. The Institution is open to the public from 3 to 5, P. M. every other Saturday.

Prison Discipline Society. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Managers, R. S. Storrs, Rufus Anderson, James Means, Daniel Safford, Jared Curtis, David Greene, Samuel A. Eliot, Henry Hill, Nathaniel Dana, Samuel Lawrence, George Cowles, George W. Blagden. Treasurer, Charles Cleaveland. Secretary, Rev. Louis Dwight. Boston Female Asylum, First Directress, Mrs. S. Prescott. Second Directress, Mrs. Tracy. Recording Sec'ry, Mrs. Abby L. Wales. Collecting Sec'ry and Treasurer, Mary Otis.

Port Society of Boston and Vicinity, President, Samuel Cabot. Secretary, T. Kemper Davis. 170 Charitable Institutions.

Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indigent Boys. President, Samuel T. Armstrong Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Secretary, Henry B. Rogers. Treasurer, William Hales. Managers, John D. Williams, John Tappan, Moses Grant, Francis Parkman, Joseph Tuckerman, Charles C. Paine, William Gray, Benjamin A. Gould, Henry B. Rogers, Henry Upham, Thomas G. Cary, Edward S. Rand.

Boston Seamen's Friend Society. President, Pliny Cutler. Vice-President, James Means. Treasurer, Thomas D. Quincy. Secretary, Frederic A. Benson. Minister, Rev. D. M. Lord. Office for distributing Bibles, No. 3 1-2 Commer- cial Street. Seamen's Aid Society of Boston. President, Mrs. Sarah J. Hale. Treasurer, Mrs. William Grigg. Boston Society for the Prevention of Pauperism. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-Presidents, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d. James Means. Secretary, Ezra Weston, jr. Treasurer, William Hales. Penitent Females^ Refuge. President, H. Homes. Treasurer, Albert Hobart. Corresponding Sec'ry, Rev. George W. Blagden. Irish Society^ James Boyd, President.

American Anti-Slavery Society. President, Arthur Tappan, of New York. Vice-Presidents, Samuel Fessenden, and 14 others. Sec'ry of Foreign Corres. William Jay. Sec'ry of Domestic Corres. Elizur Wright, jr. Recording Sec'ry, Amos A. Phelps. Treasurer, John Rankin. Miscellaneous. 171

Massachusetts Anti-Slavei-y Society. President, Joseph Southwick. Vice-Presidents, Rev. E. M. P. Wells, and 19 others. Corresponding- Sec'ry, Rev. Samuel J. May. Recording Sec'ry, C. G. Burleigh. Treasurer, Henry G. Chapman. Amerwan Union for Relief and Improvement of the Coloured Race. President, William Reed. Vice-Pres, Stephen Van Rensselaer, and 11 others. Recording- Secretary, Rev. F.M.Hubbard. Corresponding Secretary, E. A. Andrews. Treasurer, James Haughton.

Boston Marine Society. President, Thomas B. Curtis. Vice-President, Daniel C. Bacon. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Thomas English. Trustees, Joseph W. Lewis, John Suter, Nehemiah Parsons, John Smith, Robert B. Edes, Thomas S. Win- slow, Thomas C. Smith, Benjamin Rich, William Stur- gess, Henry Oxnard. Port Wardens, Robert B. Edes, Samuel Nichels, John Cruft. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, Thomas S. Winslow, John Hodgkins, John Doak, George Whitte- more. Committee of Observation, Samuel Quincy, Francis Davis, Arthur French. Committee of Accounts, James Hall, Josiah Bradley, Francis Welch. Wardens and Stewards, George Hallet, Ozias Good- win, Arthur French. Commissioners of Pilots and Pilotage, Caleb Curtis, Samuel Quincy.

Massachusetts Horticultural Society. President, Elijah Vose, of Dorchester. Treasurer, William Worthington. Corresponding Sec'ry, , Eecording Secretary, Ezra Weston, jr. 172 Miscellaneous.

Massachusetts ^.Agricultural Society, President, Thomas L. Winthrop. Vice-Presidents, John Welles, Peter C. Brooks. Treasurer, Henry Codman. Recording Sec'ry, Benjamin Guild. Corresponding Sec'ry, John Heard.

JVtw Englajid Society for the Promotion of Manufac- tures and the Mechanic Arts. President, Levi Lincoln. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Appleton, Henry A. S. Dearborn, Aaron Tufts, D. L. Pickman. Secretary, Samuel Torrey.

Bunker Hill Monument Association. President, Joseph T. Buckingham. Secretary, Francis O. Watts. Treasurer, Nathaniel P. Russell. Superintendent and Architect, Solomon Willard.

American Stationer^s Company. President, John Pickering. Treasurer, John D. W. Williams. Clerk, D. S. Greenough. Directors, , Samuel G. Goodrich, James T. Hobart, S. P Hey wood, Lemuel Shattuck. Agent, John B. Russell.

State Prison at Charlestovm. Inspectors, Sherman Leland, Charles Wells, John R. Adan. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Deputy Warden, Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surgeon, William J. Walker, m. d. Clerk, Henry Frothingham. Superintendent of the Stone Department, Francis Lawrence. South Cove Corporation. President, Edward H. Robbins. Agent, Francis Jackson. Treasurer, JosiahQuincy. jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring. Rail Road Companies. 173

Boston and Worcester Rail Road, President, Nathan Hale. Directors, David Henshaw, Daniel Denny, Elipha- let Williams, George Morey, John Bryant, Daniel Hammond, R. H. Winslow, William Jackson. Superintendent, James F. Curtis. Treasurer and Clerk, George Morey. Agent, William Jaclison. Boston and Providence Rail Road. President, W. W. Woolsey. Directors, Joseph W. Revere, John F. Loring, Chas. H. Russell, James G. King, Elihu Townsend, Charles Potter. Treasurer, John F. Loring. General Superintendent, W. Raymond Lee. Boston and Lowell Rail Road, Directors, Joseph Tilden, President, Patrick T. Jackson, J. F. Loring, William Appleton, G. W. Pratt Treasurer, P. T. Jackson. Clerk, B. R. Nichols. Agent and Engineer, James F. Baldwin. Western Rail Road. President, Thomas B. Wales. Directors, Thomas B. Wales, George Bliss, Isaac C. Bates, Josiah Q,uincy, jr. W^illiam Jackson, Robert Rantoul, jr. Edmund Dwight, Francis Jackson, John Henshaw. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk, Ellis Gray Loring. Agent, George Bliss. Chief Engineers, W. G. McNeill, G. W. Whistler. Resident Engineer, William H. Swift. Eastern Rail Road. President, George Peabody. Directors, Samuel S. Lewis, Robert G. Shaw, Fran- cis J. Oliver, Daniel Treadwell, Isaiah Breed, Larkin Thorndike, Stephen A. Chase, Pyam Lovett, Joseph Farley, John Porter. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Reed. Clerk, William H. Foster. Chief Engineer, John M. Fessenden. 15* J 74 Banks in Boston. BANKS IN BOSTON. American Bank. No. 70 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Benjamin Fiske, President. W. H. Odiorne, Cashier. | Directors, Benjamin Fiske, George Odiorne, William F. Whitney, Levi Brigham, William H. Odiorne, Wil- liam H. Gardner, Arthur French. Teller, Thomas K. Fearing. Book-Keeper, Thomas J. Bayley. Messenger, A. P. Baker.

Atlantic Bank. No. 8 Kilby Street. Capital, $500,000. njamin Pliny Cutler, President. ) B; Dodd, Cashier. Directors, Pliny Cutler, Henry F. Baker, James Johnson, William G. Lambert, James Pickens, Jere- miah Hill, William F. Otis, B. D. Whitney, Montgom- ery Newell, Francis Fisher, , Samuel Philbrick. Teller, . Book-Keeper, George Wm. Dodd. Messenger, James Adams. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Atlas Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. President. Joseph White, Cashier. Edward Eldredgc, | Directors, Edward Eldredge, George P. Bangs, William Hales, Josiah Nickerson, Francis Welch, Samuel A. Wells. Teller, Benjamin H. Barnes. Book-Keeper, John D. Young. Messenger, William Beck. ' Solicitor, Theophilus Parsons. Discount Days, Tuesday and Friday.

Boston Bank. No. 48 State Street. Capital, $600,000. Robert Shaw, President. James C. Wild, Cashier. G. | Directors, Nathan Appleton, Daniel C. Bacon, Jo- Biah Bradlee, Samuel P. Blake, Thomas B. Curtis, Banks in Boston. 175

Samuel Cabot, William J. Loring, William Sullivan, Robert G. Shaw, Phineas Upham, Henry Uphara, Robert Hooper, jr. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Messenger and Porter, George Breckenridge. Solicitor, William Sullivan. Discount every day.

City Bank, No. 61 State street. Capital, $1,000,000. Francis J. Oliver, Pres. Eliphalet Williams, Cash. | Directors, E. Williams, Jesse Putnam, Thomas Cordis, Luther Faulkner, Samuel K. Williams, Fran- cis J. Oliver, Isaac Bangs, W. T. Andrews, H. Inches, jr. Teller, C. F. Blanchard. Book-Keeper, Charles W. Taylor. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. Porter, Discount every day.

Commercial Bank. No. 91 State street. Capital, $500,000. Parker H. Pierce, President. Joseph Andrews, | Cash. Directors, Parker H. Pierce, John Albree, William Graves, Isaac Scholfield, jr. A.B.Weston, Ammi C. Lombard, Joseph Andrews, Charles Valentine. Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, Jonas Bennett. Messenger, Joseph Curtis. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Columbian Bank. No. 34 State street. Capital, $500,000. Joseph Tilden, President. William Coffin, | Cashier. Directors, Joseph Tilden, W. Appleton, George W. Lyman, John Pickering, Patrick T. Jackson, John G. Torrey, William Amory, John T. Coolidge, Samuel A. Appleton, . 176 Banks in Boston.

Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Gushing. Messenger, James Kean. Solicitor, John Pickering. Discount every day.

Commonwealth Bank. No. 47 State street. Capital, $500,000. Simpson, President. Charles Hood, Cashier. John K. | Directors, John K. Simpson, Adams Bailey, John Mills, Oliver Fletcher, H. J. How, William Freeman, Elisha Parks, Samuel S. Lewis, F. S. Carruth, Otis Rich, Charles Hood. First Teller, William Blaney. Second Teller, F. W. Bridge. Discount Clerk, Albert Fitz. Book-Keeper, J. N. Farrar. Messenger, Edward Barry. Porter, Lewis Jones. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Eagle Bank. No. 61 State street. Capital, $500,000. Welles, President. John J. Fiske, Cashier. Titus | Directors, Titus Welles, William Almy, C. W. Cart- wright, John Skinner, Benjamin French, Francis Skin- ner, John Williams, Elijah Loring, B. L. Thompson, William B. Swett, A. Cunningham, John D. Bates. Teller, H. B. Odiorne. Book-Keeper, Joshua P. Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenezer Sampson. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

FranMin Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Josiah Dunham, President. Benj. F. Hathorne, Cash. | Directors, Josiah Dunham, John Hears, Ebenezer Stevens, Samuel S. Ridgway, Ebenezer Hayward, Hugh Montgomery. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday. Banks in Boston. 177

FreemarCs IBank. No. 5 Sea Street. Capital, $150,000. Drake, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. Andrew | Directors, Levi Bliss, Solomon Piper, Prentiss Hobbs, Jedediah Ttittle, Elijah Clark, Freeman Fisher, Thomas How, John H. Rogers. Messenger, Langdon Coffin. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Fulton Bank. No. 31 State street. Capital, $500,000. Charles Henshaw, Pres. Joseph C. Brodhead, Cash. | Directors, Charles Henshaw, John Mellen, John C. Hayden, William Ward, John K. Simpson, jr. Joseph C. Brodhead. Teller, J. D. Adams. Book-Keeper, Messenger, W. S. Fish. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Globe Bank. No. 22 State street. Capital, $1,000,000. James Read, President. Charles Sprague, Cashier. | Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Pray, John F. Priest, James Read, Ignatius Sargent, Benja- min Seaver, Enoch Silsby. Paying-Teller, Calvin Whiting. Receiving-Teller, Alfred Skelton. First Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Assistant Clerk, J. B. W. Tufts. Discount Clerk, William H. Wheeler. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank. No 1 Commercial Wharf. Capital, $500,000. John Binney, President. Archibald Foster, Cashier. | Directors,' John Binney, Benson Leavitt, John Ket- tell, Samuel H. Rich, John B. Tremere, Benjamin 178 Banks in Boston.

Dodd, Frederick Gould, Joseph V. Bacon, Francis G. Shaw, George Denny, James Mc Gregor, N. Faxon. Teller, Samuel Kneeland. Book-Keeper, Alfred B. Hall. Messenger, Barnabas Binney. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Hancock Banh. Merchant's Row. Capital, $500,000. Daniel D. Brodhead, Pres. Edward S. Erving, Cash. | Directors, Daniel D. Brodhead, Richard Cobb, James C. Dunn, Rufus Kendrick, George W. Lewis, James W. Smith, Richard Soule, Stephen White, Reuben A. Lamb. Teller, Samuel B. Dyer. Book-Keeper, Ellis B. Green. Messenger, Benjamin H. Barnes. Discount days, Tuesday and Saturday.

Hamilton Bank. No. 53 State street. Capital, $500,000. Daniel Denny, President. Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. | Directors, Daniel Denny, Thomas Wigglesworth, Willard Sayles, George H. Kuhn, James Gushing, William Phipps, Marshall P. Wilder, Samuel W, Swett, Thomas G. Gary. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-Keeper, Elijah Fiske. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, S. S. Bknchard. Discount daily.

Kilhy Bank. No. 28 State street. Capital, $500,000. Harvey, President. John Brodhead, Cashier. P. | AL Directors, Matthew Bolles, jr. J. Webster, jr. Seth Bryant, J. D. Wheeler, J. W. Sullivan, Samuel T. Huse, Peter Harvey. Teller, Addison Ware. Messenger, John W. May. Discount days, Monday and Saturday. Banks in Boston. l'/9

Lafayette Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Barnes, President. J. Dunham, jr. Cashier. Isaac O. | Directors, George Page, Seriah Stevens, A. G. Smith, T. W. Sears, W. C. Jenkins, O. Drury, Mar- celhis Bowen, J. Bowditch, jr. B. B. Kent, William B. Harding. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Mechariics Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. Goodridge, President. Alvan Simonds, Cash. Samuel | Directors, Timothy Abbot, Noah Brooks, Charles Cole, jr. James W. Converse, Cranston Howe, Solon Jenkins, John Leach, David Nickerson, John B. Rus- sell, Thomas S. Winslow. Messenger, Williams B. Brooks. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

Market Bank. City Wharf. Capital, $1,000,000. B. Reynolds, President. Samuel O. Mead, Cash. Wm. | Directors, A. H. Bowman, William H. Delano, Da- vid R. Griggs, John A. Mc Gaw, William B. Reynolds, Shadrach Robinson, Benjamin Sewall, Josiah Stickney, Samuel H. Walley, jr. C. O. Whittemore. Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Porter, Charles S. Evans. Solicitor, Charles G. Loring. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

Massachusetts Bank. No. 64 State street. Capital, $800,000. Jonathan Phillips, President. James Dodd, Cashier. | Directors, William Parsons, John L. Gardner, John Parker, jr. Jonathan Phillips, William D. Sohier, Sam- uel Torrey, Edward Tuckerman. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, Henry G. Foster. Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. 180 Banks in Boston.

Merchants Bank. No. 28 State street. Capital, $1,500,000. Mark Healey, President. Franklin Cashier. | Haven, Directors, Nathaniel F. Cunniorham, Luke Fay, Mark Healey, Samuel Henshaw, John B. Jones, Da- vid Henshaw, Franklin Haven, Cushinsr Mitchell, John C. Proctor, Jonas L. Sibley, William Tuckerman, Ed- mund Winchester. First Teller, Thomas W. Hooper. Second Teller, J. B. Wetherbee. Discount Clerk, Charles H. Eldredge. Assistant do. John J. May. First Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Second do. G. M. Norwood. Collection Clerk, John Chorley. Messeng-er, S. P. Greenwood. Porter, John Barnes. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

3Iidflling Interest Bank. Commercial Street. Capital, $150,000. John Steele, Cashier. M. Fiske, President. | James Directors, John M. Fiske, William S. Bridge, Benja- min Smith, John Winn, William C. Perkins, William Winn, John Snelling, Robert Ripley, Gardner Green- leaf, Samuel Prince. Discount day, Saturday.

North Bank. No. 26 North Market street. Capital, $750,000. John Trull, President. Gurdon Steele, Cashier. W. | Directors, John W. Trull, Oliver Eldredge, James Davis, Elijah Williams, jr. Calvin Washburn, Isaiah Bangs, Henry D. Gray, James Weld, A. H. Fiske, John T. Heard, Henry B. Humphrey. Teller, P. H. White. Book-Keeper, William M. Pray. Messenger and Porter, Joseph W. Newell. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Banks in Boston. 181 New England Bank. No. 67 State street. Capital, $1,000,000. Clark, Cashier. Philip Marett, President. | E. P. Directors, Samuel Dorr, Henry Gassett, Nathaniel Goddard, Philip Marett, Mace Tisdale, John D. Wil- liams, William Worthington, Daniel Weld, Dudley Hall. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Receiving Teller, Samuel T. Thompson. Book-Keeper, John G. Nazro. Porter and Messenger, George Gibson. Discount every day.

Oriental Bank. No. 88 State street. Capital, $750,000. Pratt, President. George F. Cook, Cash. George W. | Directors, George VV, Pratt, Joseph M. Brown, F. E. White, E. H. Little, William T. Eustis, Edward Cre- hore, T. Magoun, jr. Charles Leighton. Teller, William W. Willard. Book-Keeper, Augustus C. Gale. Messenger, William Raymond, 2d. Solicitor, Josiah Quincy, jr. Discount days, Monday and Thursday.

South Bank. No. 40 State street. Capital, $500,000. John Preston, President, John J. Cashier. j Loring, Directors, John Preston, Francis Peabody, Samuel Dana, Benjamin C. Clark, Charles Treadwell. Teller, Stephen G. Davis. Book-Keeper, Joshua Child. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, J. J. Loring, jr. Solicitor, William B. Dorr. Discount daily.

Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. No. 53 State street. Capital, $500,000. Enoch Baldwin, President. Enoch Cashier. | Plummer, Directors, Joseph Whitney, Cheever Newhall, Jona- than Forbush, James Cheever, Joseph Southwick, 16 182 Banks in Boston.

Josiah M. Jones, George W. Thayer, B. C. Harris, Isaac Williams, Luke Brooks, E. C. Emerson. Teller, Charles A. Elliot. Book-Keeper, Samuel Carr. Messenger, J. G. Gunderson. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday.

Suffolk Bank. No. 65 State street. Capital, $750,000. Stone, President. Matthew S. Parker, Cash. Henry B. | Directors, Joseph Baker, John Belknap, George Bond, Ebenezer Breed, Samuel Hubbard, William Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Means, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jeffrey Richardson, Nathaniel P. Russell, Henry B. Stone. Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, Henry Burroughs. Discount Clerk, Charles Emerson. Assistant Clerks, A. K. Hunt, C. Smith. Book-Keeper, Isaac C. Brewer. Foreign Money Clerks, William Grubb, jr. D. H. Belknap, J. Grubb, E. I. S. Corlew, J. Lakeman. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount days, Wednesday and Saturday.

State Bank. No. 53 State street. Capital, $1,800,000. Homer, Cashier. E. A. Bourne, President. | George Directors, E. A. Bourne, Samuel Austin, jr. Benja- min Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Samuel H. Babcock, Thomas P. Gushing, David Ellis, Jacob.Hall, Thomas Thacher, Thomas Vose, Thomas Gray, John Henshaw. Paying Teller, Charles Bartlett. Receiving Teller, John B. Gould. First Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent. Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, Jonathan Call. Messenger, James H. Foster, jr. Solicitor, James T. Austin. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Banks in Boston. 183 Traders Bank. No. 9 India street. Capital, $500,000. David Dudley, President. Eph. L.Frothingham, Cash. | Directors, Benjamin F. Copeland, Joshua Crane, David Dudley, .Tabez Fisher, 2d. Jabez C. Howe, Deming- Jarvis, Thomas Lord, J. Collamore, jr. George Seaver, Henry Smith. Teller, Lucian Skinner. Book-Keeper, Jeremiah Gore. Messenger, T. O. Brackett. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts.

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

Union Bank. No. 40 State street. Capital, $800,000. Samuel Fales, President. Chester Adams, Cashier. | Directors, Samuel Fales, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dal- ton, Jeremiah Fitch, Ozias Goodwin, Giles Lodge, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Stearns, Moses Wheeler, Nathaniel H. Emmons. Teller, Samuel Parker. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Emmons. Discount Clerk, Reuben Swan, jr. Assistant Clerk, Almarin Trowbridge. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount every day. Warren Bank. No. 72 State street. Capital, $500,000. President. Thomas Drown, Cash. Benjamin T. Reed, | Directors, Benjamin T. Reed, William Bramhall, 184 Banks in Massachusetts.

Gardner Brewer, Nathaniel Dana, John L. Dimmock, Albert Fearing, John Gardner, Jairus B. Lincoln, Josiah Reed, Aaron Rice, Horace Scudder. Teller, Henry Hooper. Book-Keeper, Thomas S. Fullerton. Messenger, Caleb Hayden. Discount days, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Washington Bank. No 471 Washington street. Capital, $500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. | Directors, Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, Josiah P. Cooke, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jack- son, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, Moses Wil- liams. Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, J. A. Richards. Messenger and Porter, J. H. Champney. Solicitor, J. P. Cooke.

Bunker- Hill Bank, Charlestnum. Capital, $150,000. David Devens, President. Thomas Marshall, Cashier. | Directors, James Bird, jr. Andrew Blanchard, jr. Reu- ben Hunt, Jotham Johnson, Gilman Stanley, Gilbert Tufts, Larkin Turner, E. F. Cutter. Assistant Clerk, J. B. Gould. Messenger, John Mitchell. Discount days, Tuesday and Friday, P. M. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing and Col- lecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank.

Phanix Bank, CharUstoiDn. Capital, $300,000. President. Thomas Brown, jr. Cash. William Wyman, | Directors, George Bates, Jonathan Bridge, jr. Isaac Fiske, John Hurd, James Hunnewell, Eliab P. Mack- intire, Nathan Pratt, Abijah Thompson, William Wyman. Assistant Clerk, S. S. Blanchard. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Hancock Bank, Boston. Banks in Massachusetts. 185

Charlestnwn Bank. Capital, $150,000. President. Paul Willard, Cashier. Edward D. Clark, | Directors, Arthur W. Austin, Bowen Buckman, Ed- ward D. Clark, Charles Foster, Edmund Parker, James Russell, Paul Willard. Clerk, , 'id. Discount days, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Suffolk Bank, Boston.

Location and JVames of other Banks in Mass. Attleborough, Attleborough Lowell, Lowell Andover, Andover Rail Road Essex Lancaster, Lancaster A in heist Amherst Leicester, Leicester Adams, Adams Lee, Lee Beverly, Beverly Millbury, Millbury Brighton, Brighton Marblehead, Grand Chelsea, Chelsea u Marblehead Cambridge, Cambridge Newburyport, Mechanics Charles River Merchants Middlesex " Newburyport Concord, Concord " Ocean Canton, Neponset Northampton, Hampshire Danvers, Danvers " Northampton Warren N. Bedford, Bedfiard Com- Village mercial Dedham, Dedham Marine DorchSster Dorc. i&Milton Mechanics' Duxbury, Duxbury Merchants EastBridgewater, E.Bridg. Nantucket, Citizens' Framingham, Framingham Man.& Mecha- Fairhaven, Fairhaven nics' Fall River, Fall River Pacific Falmouth, Falmouth Oxford, Oxford Fitchburg, Fitchburg Pittsfield, Agricultural Gloucester, Gloucester Pawtucket Pawtucket Greenfield, Greenfield Plymouth, Old Colony Haverhill, Haverhill Plymouth Merrimack Quincy, Quincy Stone Hingham, Hingham Rowley, Manufacturers' Ipswich, Ipswich Roxbury, Norfolk Lyna, Lynn Mechanics' People's Nahant Winthrop 16* 186 Banks in Massachusetts.

Randolph, Randolph Taunton, Taunton Saletn, Asiatic Uxbridge, Blackslone Commercial Worcester, Central Exchange Quinsigamond General Interest Worcester Mercantile Citizens' Merchants' Waltham, Waltham Naumkeag Ware, Hampshire Manuf. Salem Westfield, Hampden Salisbury, Powow River Weymouth, Union Bank of Southbridge, Southbridge Weymouth& Springfield, Springfield Braintree (< Chicopee Wrenlham, Wrentham Stockbridge, Housatonic Wareham, Wareham Taunton, Bristol County Yarmouth, Barnstable Cuhannet

•Abstract Account of the Banks.

Capital Stock paid in, of 117 Banks, $34,478,110 00 Bills in circulation, - - - 10,892,249 50 Net Profits on hand, - - - 2,065,364 07 Balances due to other Banks, - 5,063,886 94 Cash deposited, &c., not bearing Interest, 8,784,516 94 Cash deposited, bearing Interest, - 6,477,928 93 Due from the Banks, - - - 67,713,979 40 Gold, Silver, &c. in Banks, - - 1,455,230 47 Real Estate, . - . . 1,140,004 65 Bills of Banks in this State, - - 3,088 964 75 Bills of Banks elsewhere, - - 339,888 00 Balances due from other Banks, - 5,126,900 81 Due to the Banks, excepting Balances, 56,643,] 71 96 Total Resources of the Banks, - 67,810,675 94 Amount of last Semi-annual Dividend, 1,044,550 00 Amount of reserved Profits, - - 1,175,63130 Debts^ secured by pledge of Stock, 1,298,744 71 Debts due, and considered doubtful, 335,974 31 Rate of Semi-annual Dividend on amount of Capital of the Banks, as existing when Dividend was made, a fraction less than 3 and 3-7ths of one per cent. Total amount of Capital of 138 Banks, $40,830,000 Banks in New England. 187

JSfame and Location of Banks in iN'ew England. . Augusta, at Augusta Mainn, Portland Bangor CommerciaJ.Bangor Manufacturers, Saco Bank of Portland, Portland Manufacturers and Traders, Calais, Calais Portland Canal, Portland Mercantile, Bangor Casco, Portland Merchants, Portland Central, Hallowell Northern, Hallowell Citizens, Augusta Skowhogan, Broomfield Commercial, Bath South Berwick, S. Berwick Exchange, Portland Thomaston, Thomaston Franklin, Gardiner Ticonic, Waterville Freemans, Augusta Union, Brunswick Gardiner, Gardiner Waldo, Belfast Kenduskeag, Bangor York, Saco Lincoln, Bath . Connecticut River, Charles- Strafford, Dover town Derry, Derry Cheshire, Keene Exeter, Exeter Ashuelot, do. Granite, do. Ooncord, Concord Farmers, Amherst Merrimack County, do. Grafton, Haverhill -Commercial, Portsmouth Lebanon, Lebanon ^ew Hampshire, do. Lancaster, Lancaster N. Hampshire Union, do. ManufacturcrSjNewIpswich Piscataqua, do. Pemigewassett, Plymouth Portsmouth, do. Winnipiseogee Merideth Rockingham, do. Mechanicks, Concord Claremont, Claremont Rochester, Rochester Dover, Dover VERMONT. Bank of Burlington, at Bur- Montpelier, Montpelier lington Newbury, Wells River Brattleboro' Brattleboro' Orange County, Chelsea Bellow's Falls, Rockingham Orleans, Irasburg Bennington, Bennington Rutland, Rutland Caledonia, Danville St. Albans, St. Albans Essex, Guildhall Vergennes, Vergennes Manchester, Manchester Windsor, Windsor Middlebury, Middlebury Woodstock, Woodstock 188 Banks in New England. CONNECTICUT. Bridgeport, at Bridgeport Insurance Companies in Boston. 189 LySURA^YCE COMPAJVIES LY BOSTOjY. American Insurance Company. No. 54 State st. Cap. $300,000. Dividend Jan. & July. J. I. Bowditch, President. J. S. Barbour, | Secretary. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Samuel Appleton, Hor- ace Gray, Benj, A. Gould, John Heard, Caleb Loring", Samuel May, Paschal P. Pope, Benj. Rich, Robert G. Shaw, Isaac Winslow, II. Oxnard.

Atlantic Insurance Company. No. 29 State st. Cap. $250,000. Div. Jan. & July.

Francis Watts, President. [ Robert Farley, Secretary. Directors, Joseph V. Bacon, S. D. Bradford, Charles Brown, Jabez C. Howe, Zacheriah Jellison, Deming Jarvis, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Henry Oxnard. Clerk, John R. Davis.

Atlas Insurance Company, No- 31 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Samuel A. Wells, Pres.. Andrew C. Dorr, jr. | Sec'ry. Directors, John Borland, George B. Blake, George Brinley, jildward Cruft, Richard Devens, Thomas Den- nie, Edward Eldredge, John Harris, James Harris, Jer- emiah Kahler, Joseph W.Lewis, William W. Parrott, Phineas Sprague, Rezin D. Shepherd, Saml. A. Wells.

Boston Marine Insurance Company.

No. 52 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June

Boston Insurance Company. No. 62 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Lemuel Pope, President. P. Freeman, | W. Secretary. Directors, John Bryant, Nathaniel Goddard, Giles Lodge. John F. Loring, William Lawrence, Georgf Pratt, Moses Wheeler, J. H. Wolcott. 190 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 475 Wash. st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Ap. & Oct, Aaron Baldwin, President. | B. F. Willard, Secretary. Directors, Aaron Baldwin, Thomas Brewer, J. P. Cooke, Richards Child, Charles Davis, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Josiah Stedman, John Thompson, J. P. Townsend, Daniel Weld, Moses Williams.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec. Charles Bradbury, Pres. Edward P. Meriam, Sec'ry. | Directors, Charles Bradbury, Andrew E. Belknap, S. Hooper, Robert Hooper, jr. Theodore Chase, Henry Si^ourney, William Savage, William Sawyer, Thomas B. Wales.

Commonwealth Insurance Company. No. 19 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. John K. Simpson, President. John Stevens, Secretary. | Directors, John Albree, Adams Bailey, D. D. Brod- head, Jeremiah Briggs, Larra Crane, Scotto Clark, Daniel Draper, Charles Ellis, William Freeman, Alfred Greenough, Henry Hatch, Hall J. How, David Hen- shaw, Charles Henshaw, Charles Hood, Samuel S. Lewis, , Jonas L. Sibley, Daniel Taylor, Nathaniel Thayer, jr. William F. Whitney, Thomas J. Whittemore, A masa Walker. Marine Officer, John G. Powers. Fire Officer, Henry Hatch.

Franklin Insurance Company. No. 44 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. «& July.

Francis Welch, President. I Wm. M. Byrnes, SecVy. A. Stanley, Clerk. I Directors, Samuel L. Abbot, Fred. H. Bradley, Leml. Crackbon, John Lamson, James Reed, Enoch Train, Francis Welch, Eliphalet Williams, T. Magoun, jr.

Firemen''s Insurance Company.

No. 20 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Rogers, jr. Secretary, Thomas C. Amory, Pres. | S. G. Insurance Companies in Boston. 191

Directors, Thomas C. Amory, Joseph P. Bradlee, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Josiah Daniell, John S. Ellery, William G. Eaton, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Slade, jr. Benjamin Seaver, Ignatius Sargent, Benjamin Yeaton.

Fishiiig Insurance Company. No. 20 Coml. St. Cap. $100,000. Div. Jan. & July. President. Moses Sewall, Sec'ry. Benjamin Sewall, | Directors, Bei;jamin Abrahams, John F, Banister, C. Cole, jr. Benjamin Dodd, C. F. Eaton, Wm. V. Kent, Israel Lombard, Robert Ripley, Benj. Sewall, James A. Smith, John Snelling, George Thacher, Otis Drury.

Globe Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 63 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July.

William Hales, President. ] J. H. Lunt, Secretary. Directors, Atkins Adams, William Davis, jr. Francis Fisher, Samuel C. Gray, VVilliam Hales, Henry Lunt, H. C. Mackay, C. C. Parsons, William Tucker.

Hope Insurance Company. No. 15 Stite St. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Nehemiah Parsons, Pres. Augustus Lovett, Sec'ry. | Directors, Phillip Ammidon, B. A. Gould, Bela Hunt- ing, Thomas Lord, Robert D. C. Merry, Wm. Par- sons, jr. George W. Pratt, John P.Rice, Epes Sargent, John W. Trull.

Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Co. No. 45 State st. Cap. $.300,000. Div. March & Sept. Nathaniel G. Snelling, Pres. John Center, Secretary. ( Directors, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon E. Greene, Abr.iham Howard, Wm. F. Otis, James Sav- age, Enoch Silsby, Elijah Loring, Benj. M. Watson.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 17 State street, (up stairs.) Charles Wells, President. | William Tufts, Secretary. Directors, Eben. T. Andrews Joseph Austin, George Bartlett, Edward Brooks, Charles P. Curtis, Ebenezer Francis, William Lawrence, Joseph Levering, John A. Lowell, Samuel May, Charles Wells, John D. Williams. 192 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Merchants Insurance Company.

No. 38 State st. Cap. $400,000. Div. April «fe Oct.

Joseph Balch, President. I George Homer, Secretary Assist. Fres. Edward Stearns, Clerk. Sanil.Tenney, [ Directors, Joseph Balch, Nathaniel Curtis, Arthur French, George Hallet, Robert Hooper, jr. Abbott Lawrence, Elijah Loring, Francis C. Lowell, William Rollins, T. H. Sweet, Benjamin L. Thompson, Samuel

Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company. No. 50 State st. Cap. $500,000. Lie. Feb. 24, 1818. Dividend January. William Prescott, President. Actuary, Nath'l. Bowditch. Secretary, Moses L. Hale. | Vice-Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Joseph Head, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jackson, John Lowell, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Per- kins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, Joseph Tilden, Titus Welles. Directors, Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, Nath'l. Bowditch, John Bryant, Eben. Chadwick, Henry Cod- man, Patrick T. Jackson, Amos Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley, Benjamin R. Nichols, Daniel P. Parker, Thomas Wigglesworth. Receiver, George F. Flint. Messenger, Albert Smith.

Manufacturers Insurance Company.

No. 59 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. April &, Oct. Samuel Hunt, Sec'ry. Charles W. Cartwright, Pres. | Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, John Bumstead, E. A. Bourne, Charles W. Cartwright, John Leraist, Ed- mund, Munroe, William Parker, George Pratt, Robert Rogerson, William Shimmin, Supply C. Thwing.

Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 13 State street. Hill Belcher, Secretary. Adam W. Thaxter, Pres. | J. Directors, Samuel Aspinwall, William Adams, Eze- Insurance Companies in Boston. 193 kiel Bates, James Boyd, B. C. Clark, Phineas Dow, Christopher Gore, Enoch Hobart, Thomas Moulton, George Wm. Phillips, John B. Wells, James Weld.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company.

No. 58 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. May & Nov. Pres. B. Secretary. Nathaniel Meriam, | Wm. Coffin, Directors, Benjamin Bangs, John G. Low, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, James Johnson, Henry Lee, Geora^e A. Goddard, George F. Williams, Elijah Lor- ing, Edward Wigglesworth, Nathaniel Meriam.

JVew England Marine Insurance Company. No. 36 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec. Hall, President. John James | Waters, Secretary. Directors, William Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, Jo- siah Bradley, Edmund Bailies, Andrew Cunningham, Ozias Goodwin, James Hall, John Pickering, Stephen H. Perkins, James Parker, Richard D. Tucker, Joseph Tilden.

JVeptune Insurance Company.

No. 60 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July.

Caleb Curtis, President. | Joseph H. Gardner, Sec'ry. Directors, Caleb Curtis, David Devens, Sam'l. Quin- cy, Gilman Stanley, Thomas C. Smith, Horace Scud- der, John P. Thorndike, Timothy Walker.

JSTational Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

No. 62 State st. Cap. $1,000,000. Div. April & Oct. Samuel W. Swett, Pres. L. G. Russell, | Secretary. Directors, William Appleton, Isaiah Bangs, Daniel Denny, Ebenezer Francis, Stephen Fairbanks, William H. Gardiner, Thomas Gray, Samuel Hubbard, John Hooper, George Howe, George H. Kuhn, Daniel Kim- ball, John A. Lowell, Isaac Livermore, James K. Mills, Dudley L. Pickman, Isaac Parker, Francis Skinner, George Searle, Samuel W. Swett, Willard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder, Thomas Wigglesworlh. 194 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Ocean Insurance Company. No. 28 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July. Joseph H. Adams, President. John Preston, Sec'ry. | Directors, Joseph H. Adams, Benjamin Burgess, P. J. Farnham, Jabez Fisher, 2d. C. B. Fessenden, Mark Healey, John Preston, Henry Timmins, Ferdinand E. White*, James Weld, W.P.Winchester, Dixey Wildes.

Protection Insurance Company. No. 23 Stale st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. John Clark, President. Samuel Wheeler, Secretary. | Directors, John Clark, Benjamin C. Clark, Edward D. Clark, George Callender, B. F. Copeland, Thomas R. Dascomb, Nathaniel Knight, Theodore D. Parker, A. W. Thaxter,jr.

Pacific Insurance Company.

No. 46 State st. Capital $200,000. Secretary. William W. Parrott, Pres. | Joel Scott, Directors, Jonathan Forhush, Amasa Walker, Thos.^ Haven, George Hughes, Thomas Gray, Peter Harvey,' Thomas Thacher, Hollis Thayer, Cheever Newhall, Seth Bryant, Philip Greely, jr. Solicitor, C. P. Curtis. Messenger, Samuel M. Temple.

Suffolk Insurance Company. State corner of Congress street. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. Sec'ry. S. G. Perkins, Pres. | Pelham W. Hayward, Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Henry F. Baker, Ben- jamin G. Clark, Thomas G. Cary, Charles Cunningham, Thomas Dixon, Robert B. Forbes, George W. Lyman, James K. Mills, William Oliver, Samuel G. Perkins, Henry Wainwright.

Tremont Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Com'l. Wharf. Capital $200,000. Div. May & Nov. Secretary. John Binney, President. | J. C. Binney, Directors, John Binney, Daniel C. Bacon, D. D. tnsui;iince Companies in Massachusetts. 195

Brodhead, James C. Dunn, Joseph Hart, John Kettell, A. C. Lombard, Samuel S. Lewis, Henry Oxnard, Richard Soule, Francis G. Shaw, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, Stephen White, Charles Wilkins.

United States Insurance Company.

No. D5 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. &l July. Pierce, President. Robert Hale, jr. Sec'ry. Parker H. | Directors, Benjamin Fiske, Benjamin Humphrey, A. C. Lombard, John H. Pearson, Parker H. Pierce, Wil- liam Perkins, Alfred Richardson, Isaac Scholfield, jr. John Smith, Ezra Weston.

Warren Marine Insurance Company.

No. 90 State street. Capital $100,000. L. Dimmock, Pres. Chas. Dimmock, Sec'ry. John | W. Directors, William Bramhall, Edmund F. Bradlee, John L. Dimmock, Thomas French, Elisha Howes, Ja- irus B. Lincoln, Aaron Rice, Benjamin T. Reed, Gil- man Stanley, George Thacher, , Samuel Wheelwright, jr.

Washington Insurance Company.

No. 42 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Thomas Lamb, President. Isaac Sweetser, Secretary. | Directors, Samuel T. Armstrong, Daniel C. Bacon, Francis Bacon, J. T. Coolidge, Samuel Dorr, Thomas Lamb, William B. Reynolds, John Skinner, Michael H. Simpson.

Other Insurance Companies in Massachusetts. Salem Marine Insurance Company, Salem. Union Marine " ' " Commercial " " Oriental " « Essex Mutual " " Worcester Mutual " Worcester. Manufacturers Mutual " « 196 Insurance Companies in Massachysetts.

Marblehead Insurance Comp. NATIONAL REGISTER.

©fobetnment of t!)e SlnfteTr States.

ANDREW JACKSON, (Ten.) President.

MARTIN VAN BUREN, (N. Y.) Vice President,

TWENTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. SENATE. Terms expire. Terms expire. Maine, Ether Shepley, 1839 John Ruggles, 1841 JV. Hampshire, John Page, 37 Henry Hubbard, 41 Vermont, Samuel Prentiss, 37 , 39 Mass., Daniel Webster, 30 John Davis, 41 R. Island, Aslier Robbing, 39 Nehem'h R. Knight, 41 Conn., Gideon Tomlinson, 37 John M. Niles, 39 JV. York, Silas Wright, jr., 37 Nath'l P. Tallmadge,39 JV. J. Sain'l L. Southard, 39 Garrett D. Wall, 41 Pennsyl., James Buchanan, 37 Samuel McKean, 39 Del., Richard H. Bayard, 39 John ^\. Clayton, 41 Md., 37 Joseph Kent, 39 Virginia, Wm. C Rives, 39 Benj. W. Leigh, 41 JV. C, Willie P. Mangum, 37 Bedford Brown, 41 5. C. Wm. C. Preston, 37 John C. Calhoun, 41 Georgia, Alfred Cuthbert, 37 John P. King, 41 Kentucky, , 37 John J. Crittenden, 41 Tenn., Felix Grundy, 39 Hugh L. White, 41 OA?o, Thomas Ewing, 37 Thomas Morris, 39 Louisiana, A\e%. VorXcr, 37 R. C. Nicholas, 41 /nf^mnrt, Wm. Hendricks, 37 John Tipton, 39 Mississippi, John Black, 39 Robert J. Walker, 41 JUinois, Wm. L. D. Ewing 37 John M. Robinson, 41 Jilahama, Gabriel Moore, 37 William R. King, 41 Missouri, Lewis F. Linn, 37 Thomas H. Benton, 39 Michigan, John Norvell, Lucius Lyon. Arkansas, Secretary, Asbury Dickins, N. C. President's Salary, $25,000. Vice-President's, $5000. 17* 198 Twenty -Fourth Congress.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (240.) James K. Pole, Tenn. Speaker.

MAINE sends 8. Jeremiah Bailey Joseph Hall Gorham Parks George Evans Leonard Jarvis F.O.J. Smith John Fairfield Moses Mason

NEW-HAMPSHIRE 5. Benning M. Bean Samuel Cushman Joseph Weeks Robert Burns Franklin Pierce

VERMONT 5. Heman Allen Hiland Hall William Slade Horace Everett Henry F. Janes

MASSACHUSETTS 32. J. Q,. Adams Abbot Lawrence Nath'l B. Borden Geo. Grennell, jr. Levi Lincoln George N. Briggs Samuel Hoar Stephen C. Phillips Wm. B. Calhoun William Jackson John Reed

RHODE ISLAND 2, Dutee J. Pearce Wm. Spraguejr.

CONNECTICUT G. Elisha Haley Launcelot Phelps Th. T. Whittlesey Samuel Ingham Isaac Toucey One vacancy.

NEW YORK 40. Samuel Barton Ransom H. Gillet Abijah Mann, jr. Abraham Bockee Francis Granger Wm. Mason Matthias J. Bovee Gideon Hard Eli Moore John W. Brown Abner Hazeltiiie Sherman Page C. C. Cambreleng Hiram P. Hunt Joseph Reynolds G. H. Chapin Abel Huntington David Russell Timothy Childs Gerrit Y. Lansing Wm. Seymour John Cramer George W. Lay Nicholas Sickles U. F. Doubleday Gideon Lee Wm. Taylor Valentine EfFner Joshua Lee Joel Turrell Dudley Farlin S. B. Leonard Aaron Vanderpoel Philo 'C. Fuller Thomas C. Love Aaron Ward Wm. K. Fuller John McKeon Daniel Wardwell One vacancy. NEW JERSEY 6. Philem. Dickerson Thomas Lee F. S. Schenck Samuel Fowler James Parker Wm. N. Shinn Twenty-Fourth Congress. 199

PENNSYLVANIA 28. J.B.Anthony James Harper Thomas M. T. Mc- Michael VV. Ash Samuel S. Harrison Kennan Andrew Beaumont William Heister Job Mann Andrew Buchanan Joseph Henderson'Jessee Miller George Chambers Edward B. Hubley Matthias Morris Wm. Clark J. R. Ingersoll H. A. Muhlenberg Edward DarlingtonJohn Klingen- David Potts Harmar Denny smith, jr. Joel B. Sutherland Jacob Fry, jr. David D. Wagener John Galbraith Henry Logan One vacancy. DELAWARE 1. John J. Milligan MARYLAND 8. Denj. C. Howard James A. Pearce James Turner Daniel Jenifer John N. Steele G. C. Washington Isaac McKim Francis Thomas

VIRGINIA 21. James H. Beale G. W. Hopkins Charles F. Mercer James W. Bauldin Joseph Johnson Wm. S. Morgan N. H Claiborne John W. Jones John M. Patton Walter Coles George Loyall John Roane Robert Craig Edward Lucas, jr. John Robertson Geo. C. Dromgoole William McComas John Taliaferro Jaoies Garland John Y. Mason Henry A. Wise

NORTH CAROLINA 13. Jesse A. Bynum James J. McKay Wm. B. Shepard Henry W. Connor Wm. Montgomery A. H. Shepperd Edmund Deberry Eben. Pettigrew Jesse Speight James Graham Abraham Rencher Lewis Williams M. T. Hawkins

SOUTH CAROLINA 9. R. B. Campbell Jas. H. Hammond James Rogers Wm. J. Grayson Fra. W. Pickens W. Thompson, jr. John K. Griffin H. L. Pinckney One vacancy.

GEORGIA 9. J. F. Cleaveland Seaton Grantland Jabez Jackson John Coffee Charles E. Haynes Geo. W. Owens Thomas Glascock Hopkins Holsey Geo. W. B.Towns

ALABAMA 5. Reuben Chapman Dixon H. Lewis Joshua L. Martin Joab LawJer Francis S. Lyon 200 Twenty-Fourth Congress.

KENTUCKY 13. Chilton Allan Wm. J. Graves Rich. M. Johnson Lynn Boyd Jos. R. Underwood James Harlan John White John Chambers Albert G. Hawes Richard French

TENNF.SSEE 13. John Bell Adam Huntsman Bailie Peyton Samuel Bunch Cave Johnson James K. Polk Wm. B. Carter Luke Lea Ebenezer J. Shields Wm. C. Dunlap Abraham P.Maury James Standifer John B. Forrester

OHIO 19. Wm.K. Bond William Kennon D ivid Spangler John Chaney Daniel Kiigore B.llamy Storer Thomas Corwin Jeremiah McLcne John Thompson Joseph H. Crane Samson JMason Samuel F. Vinton Thomas L. Hamer Wm. Patter>:on Taylor Webster Elias Howell Jonathan Sloane Elisha Whittlesey Benjamin Jones

LOUISIANA 3. Rice Garland Henry Johnson Eleazer W. Ripley

INDIANA 7. Ratliff Boon Ed. A. Hannegan Amos Lane John Carr GeorgeL.Kiiinard Jonathan McCarty John W. Davis

MISSISSIPPI 2. J. F. H. Claiborne One vacancy.

ILLINOIS 3. Zadoc Casey William L. May John Reynolds

MISSOURI 2. William H. Ashley Albert G. Harrison

MICHIGAN 1. Isaac E. Crary.

ARKANSAS 1. Archibald Yell. DELEGATES. FLORIDA L Joseph M. White.

WISCONSIN 1. George W.Jones. Secretaries of Departments. 201 SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENTS. Statp, John Forsvtu, Geo. Salary $6000 Chief Clerk, Aaron O. Dayton, N. Y. 2000 Treasury, Lkvi Woopbuky, N. H. 6000 Chief Clerk, McClintock Young, Md. 2000 War, 6000 Chief Clerk, 3. T. Cochran, 2000 Kavy, Mahlon Dickekson, N. J. 6000 Chief Clerk, John Boyle, 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, , Penn. 3500 Second do. Albion K. Parris, 3000 First Auditor, Richard Harrison, Vir. 3000 Second do. William B. Lewis, Tenn. 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. J. C Pickett, 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, John Campbell, Va. 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N. Y. 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, E. A. Brown, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Virgil C. Maxcy, Md. 3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen, Amos Kendall, Ken. 6000 Assistant do. Selah R. Hobbie, 2500 Assistant do. Robert Johnston, 2500 Assistant do. Danl. Coleman, 2500 Chief Clerk, P. S. Loughborough, 2000 MINT. Director, Robert iVI. Patterson, Vir. 2000 Treasurer, William Findlay, Penn. 1200 JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. Roger B. Taney, Mar. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500. Joseph Story, Mass. Henry Baldwin, Penn. Smith Thompson, N. Y. James M. Wayne, Geo. John M'Lean, Ohio. PJiilip P. Barbour, Vir. Attorney General, Benj. F. Butler, N. Y. Salary, $4000.

Reporter of Decisions y Richard Peters. Clerk of Court, William T. Carroll. Marshal, Alexander Hunter. 202 Judiciary of the United States.

DISTRICT OFFICEKS. Maine^ Ashor Ware, Judge; John Anderson, Attorney^ Alherl Smith, Marshal. JVcw Hinnpshire, Matthew Harvey-j Judge. Jolin P. Hale, Attorney. Pearson Cogswell, MarshaJ. Mussachvsetts, John Davis, Judge. John Mills, Attor- ney. Jonas L, Sibley, Marshal. Horatio Bass, Henry Harris, Depttty Marshals. Marsfial's Office, Tndor's Buildings, Court Street. Francis BaRhode Island, John Pitman, Judge. Richard W. Greene, Attorney. Burrington Anthony, Marshal. Connecticut. Andrew T. Judson, Judge. William S. Holabird, Attorney. Norris Wilcox, Marshal. Vermont, Elijah Paine, Judge. Daniel Kellogg, Attor- ney. Heman Lowry, Marshal. Xew York, (Northern District) Alfred Congling, Judge. Nathaniel S. Benton, Attorney. John W. Livingston, Marshal. (Southern District) San)uel R. Betts, Judge. WnK INT. Price, Attorney. Wm. C. H. Waddel, Marshall. JVeiD Jersey, William Rossell, Judge. James S. Greene,. Attorney. Jt)hn S. Darcy, Marshal. Pennsylvania, (Eastern District) Joseph Hopkinson, Judge. H. D Gilpin, Attorney. Benjamin S. Bonsall, Marshal. (Western District) Thomas Irwin, Judge. Benjamin Patton, Attorney. John M. Davis, Marshal. Delaicare, Wiilard Hall, Judge. James A. Bayard, Attorney. David C. Wilson, Marshal. Maryland. Upton S. Heath, Judge. Nathaniel Wil- liams, Attorney. Nicholas Snyder, Marshal. Virginia, (Eastern District)^ Peter V. Daniel, Judge. Rober^t C. Nicholas, Attorney. Edmund Christian, Mar- shal. (Western District) Alexander Caldwell, Judge. William G. Singleton, Attorney. James Points, Marshal. S^orth Carolina, H. Potter, Judge. Thos. P. Devereaux, Attorney. Beverly Daniel, Marshal. South' Carolina, Thonr^fi Eee, Judge Robert B Gil- clirist, Attorney Thomas D Condy, Marshal. Georgia, Jeremiah Cuyler, Judge." Robert M. Charlton, Attorney. Thos. H. Kenan, Marslial. .Alabama, (Southern District) William Crawford, Judge. John Forsyth, jr. Attorney. Robert L, Crawford, Mar- Judiciary of the United States. 203

shal. (Northern District) William Crawford, Judge. Byrd Brandon, Attorney. Benjamin Patterson, iMarsluil. Mississippi, Powhatan Ellis, Jndgo, George Adams, Attorney. William M Gwin, Marshal. Louisiana, (Eastern District) Samuel II. Harper, Judge. P. K. Lawrence, Attorney. John H. Holland, Marshal. (Western District) Samuel !1. hl:irpi>r. Judge. Benjamin F. Linton, Attorney. Samuel Bell, Marshal. Tcnacs^cp., (Eastern District) Mt)rgan W. Brown, Judge. John A. M'Kenny, Attorney. William Lyon, Marshal. (Western District) Morgan W. Brown, Judge. James Collinsvvorth, Attorney. Samuel B. Marshall. Marshal. Okiu^ Humphrey H. Leaviit, Judge. iVoah H.Svvayue, Attorney. John Patters-u), .Marshal. Kentuchj, Thomas B. Monroe, Judge. Lewis Sanders, Attorney. J

County of Washington. Henry C. Neale, Register. ,. Christopher Neale, Judge Orphan's Court, Alexandria< Alexander Aluore, Register. 204 Sittings of the Federal Courts. SITTIJVGS OF THE FEDERAL COURTS. SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the second Monday in January, annually. When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be holden on tlie Monday following. FIRST CIRCUIT. at In JVet/T Hampshire, Portsmouth, on the 8th of May ; and at Exeter, on the Sth of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of November; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15, and October 15.

In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at Wiscas&et, 1st of October. SECOND CIRCUIT. In Connecticut, at New Haven, on the last Wednesday

of April ; and at Harlford, on the I7th of September.

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

1st Tuesday in Decemb

In Vermont, at Rutland, (ith of October ; and at Wind- sor, 24th of May. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and 4lh in June, 2d in September, and 1st in December. In Rhode Island, at Newport, 2

3d in October ; at Providence, 1st Tuesday in August, and- February. In Connecticut, at New Haven, 4th Tuesday in Febru-

ary and August ; at Hartford, 4th Tuesday in May and November.

Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold Special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion. Counsellors and Attorneys. 205

Counsellors and Attorneys in the Circuit Court, Massachusetts District. Harrison G. Olis William Parker Eben. Shillaher William Prescotl Elijah F. Wallace Francis O. Watts George Blake John Pickering Timothy G. Coffin Benj. Whitman Benj R.Nichols W. J. A. Bradford Josiah Quincy William Simmons Benj. L. Oliver Samuel Haven Charles P. Curtis Joseph G. Waters Joseph Rovve Francis C. Gray Edward Blake Ebenezer Gay James C. Merrill E. Haskelt Derby ^Villiain Sullivan Thomas Power John C. Park John Heard Cyrus Alderi Ezra Basset Peter O. Thacher Charles G. Loring diaries Allen Warren Dutton ZacJiariah Eddy Stephen P. Webb Samuel IJ. Parker Samuel J.Gardner Richard S. Fay James T. Austin Russell Jarvis William Bliss Wm. C. Avivvin Fiaiiklin Dexter George Bliss Sam'l F. ArCleary John R. Adan Horatio M. Willis Joseph E. Smith Bradford Sumner Charles Atwood Samuel ETubbard Eben Ritchie Dorr George S. Bulfinch Lemuel Shaw Joseph Harrington W. R. P. Washburn Joseph E. Sprague Waldo Flint Joseph Willard Augustus Peabody John T. Winthrop Aaron Brooks, jr. David Cummins Tsinian C. Betton David L. Child Wra. D. Soliier Wm. H. Gardiner John Devereux Benjamin Guild Abraham A. Dame Eben. Smith, jr. Sam'l K. Williams W.illard Phillips Aurelius D. Parker Phineas Blair Henry W. Dwight Benj. R. Curtis Benjamin Gorham AbraliamW. Fuller Francis Hilliard Leveret Sahonstatl GcorgeGav Emory Washburn Josiah P. Cooke Thos. W. Phillips W^illiam G. Hunter William Minot Theron Metcalf Ivers J. Austin Simon (areenleaf Abraham Moore Charles Sumner John Knapp Richard Fletcher William Gray Ebenezer INIoseley Samuel E. Sewall Thomas N. Pierce William Austin Sidney Bartlett William Dehon Sherman Leland Wm. J. Hubbard George Sparhawk Henry Orne Isaac P. Osgood Daniel F.Webster Samuel D. Ward Henry H. Fuller Augustus Story Octavius Pickering Enoch S. Marshall \V'^iHiam Gale Henry W Kinsman Francis C. Lorijig Francis Basset Francis Brinly,jr. Patrick Riley Wm. P. Mason TheophilusParsons Joseph H. Prince David A. Simmons 13 .

206 Custom House Officers. CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS For the District of Boston and Charlestown.

The Custom House opens in the Summer season, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. On Saturday afternoons, it opens one hour for the clear- ance of coasters. Office, Custom-house street.

Collector's Office. David Henshaw, Collector. , Duty-Bond .Accountant. Rufus M. Gay, Principal Debenture Clerk. Eben'r Hathorne, Deben. Account. «^ Jlssist. Clerk. Deputy- Collector's Departmeiit. Adams Bailey, Deputy-Collector Edward W. Parker, Cashier and Book-keeper. William Alline, Import Clerk. H. D. Clary, Impost Book-keeper. Samuel Draper, Assistant Statistical Book-keeper^ Foreign Clearance and Coastioise Department. William A. Wellman, Chief Clerk. William Rowson, Marine Clerk. George B. Wellman, Coastioise Clerk. William Palfrey, Assistant Clearance Clerk. Samuel Andrews, Assistant Marine Clerk.

Naval Officer's Department. Isaac O. Barnes, Kaval Officer. E. F. Bunnell, Deputy do. do. E. A. Clary, Clerk. Alfred Norton, Book-keeper.

Surveyor's Office. John M'Niel, Surveyor. Hugh Jameson, Depiity Surveyor. George Gillpatrick, Clerk. Keeper of the Custom House and Messenger, Nath. Paine. Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestown. Joseph W. llomcr Joseph Stevens Nahum Ball Darius Boardman, John Muzzy John D. Dyer and store keeper Lewis Lerow E. M. Cunningham of Spirits a7i(Z Josiah Newhall Francis McKenna Wines. Benj. Whipple George Wardweli R. B. Hewes Samuel Jones N. K. Seaton Custom House Officers. 207

Ebeii'r Clapp, jr. Wm. H. Simpson Benj. Mudge John Lewis Wm. B. Thomas L. H. Osgood John Kendall F. Grimes Ira Noyes William Winn D. P. Barnes W. H. Keith Herman Atwill Jedediah Lincoln, Hingham. Laban Souriier^ Cohxis^eL W. B. Duggan, Dorchester, Milton, ^c. Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown. A. H. VVard J. L. C. Amee Luther Hamilton Ezra Mndge S. Cole John Champney S. Walker

Measurers of Salt and Coal. Thaddeus Page Joseph N. Howe Wm. P. Loring Joseph Grafton Andrew Green P. R. George

Marker and Prover of Spirits, George Kuhn.

Appraisers' Office. Jno. Crowninshield, Levi R J^incoln, Pri^icipal Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, C. J. F. Allen, Assistant Appraisers. Wm. H. Bur beck, Clerk. F. W. Barker, F. S. Eastman, J. Goodrich, Measurers. George Carpenter, Messenger. John Redding, Jacob Tarr, J. E. Kent, F. W. Allen, S. Worster, Laborers in Appraisers' Store.

Public Store-keeper, Samuel A. Allen.

Boarding Officer, ^c. Joseph W. Homer. Office, end of Long Wharf. Boatman to Custom House Barge, Wiswell Wadsworth, James Kettell, Anthony Cline, H. B. Moffitt.

Commander of Revenue Cutter, Lewis Girdler. 1st Lieut. Samuel P. Scott. 2d Lieut: Thomas Stoddard.

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

Collectors of the Customs in other Places. James Miller, Salem Barna. Palmer, Kennebunk Franklin Knight, Marbleh. Charles Jarvis. Passemaq. William Beach, Gloucester Daniel Lane, Belfast 208 Ministers at Foreign Courts.

Isaiah L. Green, Barnstable Roland lI.Bridgham,Penob. Sewall, Bath Schuyl-^r Sampson, Plymo. John P. Norton, Edgartovvn John Chandler, Portland E.S Jnrvis, Frenchman's Bay John T Scamrnon, Saoo Timothy Southey, Ipswich Donny M'Cobb, Waldoboro' Joseph Storer, Kennebimk MarkDennet, York Martin T.Morton, Nantucket Samuel A. Morse, Machias Lem'l Williams, N. Bedford Phineas VV LelaTjd, F. River Samuel Phillips, Newburyp. John D. M'Crate, Wiscasset

J\''aval Officers. John Swazey, Salem and Beverly. Benjamin Stickney, Newburyport. Surveyors and Inspectors. James Noble, Salem Alphonzo Mason, Gloucest. Aaron Foster, Beverly Hezek. Prince, Thomaston Joshua Prentis, Marblehead Isaac Carter, Augusta Nathaniel Jackson Thos. Pitts, Cambridgeport ^ ^ ^^' John Phillips, T . Laban Souther, Cahasset John S. Morse, ^ ^"7 Phineas W. Leland, Fall Charles Titcomb, ^ P'^'-- River. Samuel Agar, Eastport. Inspector, Weigher, and Ganger, Samuel Walker, New- buryport. Ambrose Martin, Keeper of Baker's Island Lights, and Branch Pilot for the Ports of Salem and Marblehead.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary, $9000. Secretaries, $2000. France, Lewis Cass, Ohio. Charles E. Anderson, N. Y. Great Britain, Andrew Stevenson, Vir. Spain, John H. Eaton, Ten. Arthur Middleton, jr.

Charge d' J)ffaires. $4500. Stceden, Christopher Hughes, Md. Portugal, Edward Kavenagh, Me. Denmark, Jonathan F. Woodside, Ohio. Bussia, John R. Clay, Pa. Prussia, Henry W^heaton, R. f. Chili, Richard"Pollard, Va. United States Consuls. 209

Peru, Barnes B. Thornton, N. H. Brazil, Willianri Hunter, R. I. Mexico, Powhatan Ellis, i\lis. J\''ethcr Lands. Augustus Davezac, Louis. Venezuela, John G. A. Williamson, JN. C. Turkey, David Porter, Md. Belgium, Hugh S. Legare, S. C. JVe?/? Grenada, Robert^B. JVl'AfFee, Ken. Central America, Charles G. De VVitt, N.Y.

Consuls 210 United States Consuls.

Alexandria, John Gliddon Candia, Vincent Rosa Canea, D. Bonnal Equator, Guayaquil, Seth Sweetzer Fra'nce and , Daniel Brent Depen- Bordeaux, George Strobel dencies. Marseilles, D. C. Croxall Nantes, F. C. Fenwick Havre de Grace, R. G. Beasley Lyons, Th. W. Oldfield Cette, Theodore Privat La Rochelle, H. P. Vanbibber Bayonne, Dominic Lynch Gaudaloupe, P. Suau Martinique, Robert F. Chase G. Britain and London, Th. Aspinwall depen- Liverpool, F. B. Ogden dencies, Bristol, Th. Dennison Falmouth, Robert W. Fox Plymouth, Thomas W. Fox Hull, Albert Davy Cowes, R. R. Hunter Glasgow, Alex. Thompson Leith, Robert Grieve Dundee, Edward Baxter Dublin, Thomas Wilson Cork, John Murphy Belfast, Th. W.Gilpin Londonderry, J. Corscaden Gal way, Th. M. Perse Gibraltar, Horatio Sprague Cape-town, Isaac Chase T. of France, Paul Proberville Turks Island, John Arthur Bermuda, W. T. Tucker Nassau, N. P. George Huyler Antigua and St. Christopher, R. Higinbotham Kinorston, Ja. R. M. Harrison Barbadoes, John Haly Malta, W. W.Andrews St. Helena, Wm. Carroll Denjarara, Moses Benjamin United States Consuls. 211 « ^212 United States Consuls.

Paita, James Girdon Portugal and Lisbon, I. P. Hutchinson Depen- St. Ubes, Wm. H. Vesey dencies, Madeira, John H. March Fayal, C. W. Dabney Cape Verd, Wm. G. Merrill Prussia, Elberfeld, Wm. T. Simons Stettin, Fred. Schillow Roman State, Rome, Felix Cicognani Russia, St. Petersburg, A. P. Gibson Riga, Alex. Schwartz Odessa, John Ralli Archangel, Edmund Brandt Sandwich I. S. Islands, J. C. Jones, Jr. Saxony, Leipsic, Frederick List Society Isl. Otaheite, T. A. Moerenhout Spain and Cadiz, Alex. Burton depen- Barcelona, Joseph Boras dencies. Malaga, Geo. G. Barrel Alicant, Bilboa, M. de Aguirre Manilla, A. H. P. Edwards Teneriffe, Joseph Cullen Port Mahon, Obadiah Rich Havana, N. P. Trist Trinidad, Cu. E.C. Watmough St. Jago, Michael Mahon Matanzas, do. L. Schoemaker Ponce, P. R. Hopeful Toler Guayama, W. H. Tracy Mayaguez, do. George Latimer St. John's, do. G. W. Montgom'y Sweden, Stockholm, Ch. D. Arfwedson Gotten berg, C. A. Murray Bergen, Ny. Helimeh Janson Switzerland, Basil, J. G. Boker Turkey, Constantinople, John P. Brown Smyrna, David Offley Salonica, W. B. Llewellen Stancho, D. Davenant Cyprus, N. de Mattey Brousa, N. L. Perick Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 213

Two Sici- Naples, Alex. Hammet lies, Palermo, Benj. Gardner Messina, J. L. Payson Uragfuay, Montevideo, John Patrick Venezuela, Maracaybo, Wm. J. Dubbs Puer. Cabello, F. Litchfield Laguayra, Benj. Renshaw Angostura, Th. B. Nalle

MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES OF FOREIGN POWERS, RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From Austria. Baron de Lederer Consul-Gen. Joseph Ganahl, Vice-Consul, Savannah. From Baden. C. F. Hoyer, Consul, New-York. From Bavaria. George Heinrich, Consul, New- York. From Belgium. Baron de Behr, Minister Resident. Henry G. T. Mali, Consul, New-York. Henry Lefebure, do. Charleston. From Brazil. D. Cavalcanti D' Albuquerque, Charge d'AfFaires. S. de Souza Telles, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. Archibald Foster, Consul, Massachusetts. N. Hampshire, and Maine. C. Griffin, Consul, New-London. Samuel Snow, do. Providence. Herman Bruen, do. New-York. J. Vaughan, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia. G. H. Newman, do. Baltimore. Christopher Neale, do. Alexandria. Myer Myers, do. Norfolk. John P. Calhorde, do. Wilmington. Samuel Chadwick, do. Charleston. 214 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

J. W. Anderson, do. Savannah. Jas. W. Zacharie, do. New Orleans. From Bremen. Eleazer Crabtree, Consul, Savannah. John J. Werner, V. Consul, ad intermin, Philadel. Laurence Heinrich, Consul, New-York. Foreign Ministers in the tJ. States. ^iS

From Great Britain. Henry J. Fox, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen- ipotentiary. Charles Bankhead, 216 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

From Hanseatic Towns. Lewis Trapman, Consul, Charleston. Casper Mayer, do. New-York. H. F. Von Lenyerke, do. Philadelphia. Thomas Searle, do. Boston. A. C. Cazenove, do. Alexandria. Fred. Frey, do. New-Orleans. From Hesse CasseL Conrad W. Faber, Consul, New-York. Fi'om Holland or ^Netherlands. E. M. A. Martini, Vice-Consul, 218 Foreign Ministers in the U. States.

Henry Ferret, Vice-Consul, New Orleans. From Russia. Baron do Krudener, Envoy Extraordinary and Min- ister Plenipotentiary. George Krehraer, First Secretary Leg. Alexander ChvostofF, Second do. Jean Smirnoff, Foreign Ministers in the U. States. 219

Don Pablo Chacon, Consul-Gen. Philadelphia. Thomas Amory Deblois, Vice-Con. Portland. Don Antonio G. Vega, do. Boston. Fran. Stoughton, Consul, New-York. Manuel Valdor, Vice-Consul, Baltimore. Antonio Pomar, do. Norfolk. Antonio Larragua, do. Charleston. Antonio Ar^ote Villalobus, Consul, New Orleans. Pedro de Alba, Vice-Consul, Pensacola. Don Jose Ygnacio Cruzat, do. Mobile. Stveden and JVorway. Chevalier S. Lorich, Charge d'Affaires and Consul- General. J. Vaughan, Vice-Consul. Philadelphia, C. E. Habicht, do. Boston, John James Boyd, do. New-York, S. Lawson, do. Baltimore, John H. r>rent, do. Alexandria, Joseph Winthrop, do. Charleston, Fran. H. Wilman, do. Savannah, Diedrich Miesegaes, do. New Orleans, W. P. Vincent, do. Norfolk.

From Sivitzerland. Theodore Nicolet, Consul, New Orleans.

From the Two .Sicilies. Chev. Domenico Morelli, Con. Gen. Philadelphia. Pietro D'Alessandro, Vice-Consul, Boston. Benj. Dyer Potter, do. Providence. John Clisbe, Consul, New-Haven. Martin Mantin, do. New-York. A. O. Hammand, do. Charleston. Wm. Read, Vice-Consul, Philadelphia.

George H, Newman , do. Baltimore. Luca Palmieri, do. Philadelphia. Antonio Pommar, do. Norfolk. G. A. Barelli, do. New Orleans. Geffrey Barnsly, do. Savannah. From Tuscany. W. H. Aspinwall, Vice-Consul, New-York. 220 Governors in the several States.

From Uraguay. T. B. Avdier, Vice-Consul, Baltimore.

From Venezuela. N. D. C. Moller, Consul, New York.

From fVurtemherg. Christian Myer, Consul General, Baltimore.

GOVERNORS IN THE SEVERAL STATES.

Maine, . Robert P. Dunlap New Hampshire, Isaac Hill Massachusetts, Edward Everett Rhode Island, John B. Francis Connecticut, Henry W. Edwards Vermont, Silas H. Jennison, Aciing-

New York, . William L. Marcy New Jersey, Philemon Dickerson Pennsylvania, Joseph Ritner Delaware, Charles Polk, Acting

Maryland, . Thomas W. Veazey Virginia, W. Robertson, Acting North Carolina, Edward B. Dudley South Carolina, Pierce M. Butler

Mississippi, . Charles Lynch

Georgia, . . William Schley Kentucky, James Clark Tennessee, Newton Cannon

Ohio, . . Joseph Vance

Louisiana, . Edward D. White

Indiana, . . Noah Noble

Ulinois, . . Joseph Duncan \labama, Clement C. Clay Vlissouri, L. W. Boo-gs Vfichigan, Stephen T. Mason \rkansas, James S. Conway .^''lorida Territory Richard K. Call

AT^isconsin do. . Henry Dodge Presidential Elections. 2'^1

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

Since the Declaration of Independence there have been twelve Presidential elections, exclusive of the present, and in only two cases has the choice devol- ved upon Congress. The first was in 1801, when Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr had an equal num- ber of votes in the Electoral College, and the second in 1825, when the Electoral votes were so divided be- tween , , Wm. H. Crawford, and Henry Clay, that neither had a majority. The following schedule will show the number of votes received by the principal candidates at each election from the origin of the government to the present time.

First Term, 1789. Electors 69. George Washing- ton was therefore declared elected to the Presidency, and John Adams to the Vice Presidency. Second Term, 1793. Electors 135. George Wash- ington had 132 votes, and was elected President; John Adams 77, and was elected Vice President. The next highest candidate was George Clinton, who received 50 votes. Third Term, 1797. Electors 138. John Adams received 7] votes and was elected President ; Thomas Jefferson 69, and was elected Vice President. The next highest candidate was Thomas Pickney, who received 59 votes, and after him Aaron Burr, who re- ceived 30. Fourth Term, 1801. Electors 138. Thomas Jeffer- son and Aaron Burr had each 73 votes. John Adams 65, and Chfirles C. Pinckney 64. There being no choice of President, the election was carried into the House of Representatives, and on the 36th ballot, Thomas Jefferson received the votes of nine States out of 16, and was declared elected. Aaron Burr was declared elected Vice President. Fifth Term, 1805. Electors 176. The new system of voting introduced. Thomas Jefferson received 162 votes for President ; George Clinton 162 votes for Vice President, and were elected. Charles C. Pinck- 19* ;

222 Presidential Elections.

ney, the only other candidate for the Presidency, re- ceived 14 votes, and Rufus King 14 votes for the Vice Presidency. Sixth Term, 1809. Electors 176. James Madison received 122 votes for President, and Charles C. Pinck- ney 47. George Clinton 113 votes for Vice President, and Rufus King 47. Madison and Clinton were ac- cordingly elected. Seventh Term, 1813. Electors 217. James Madi- son received ]28 votes for President, and De V^itt Clinton, 89. Elbridge Gerry 131 votes for Vice Pre- sident, and Jared IngersoU 86. Madison and Gerry elected. Eighth Term, 1817. Electors 217. James Monroe

received 183 votes for President, and Rufus King 34 ; Daniel D. Tompkins 183 votes for Vice President, and John E. Howard 22. Monroe and Tompkins elected. Ninth Term, 1821. Electors 232. James Monroe received 231 votes for President, and Daniel D. Tomp- kins 218 for Vice President. Tenth Term, 1825. Electors 261. Andrew Jackson received 99 votes for President ; John Q,uincy Adams

84 ; Wm. H. Crawford 41 Henry Clay 37. Neither ; candidate having a majority, the election was carried into the House, where, on the first ballot, John Quincy Adams received the votes of 13 States out of 24, and was declared elected. Seven States voted for Jack- son, and 4 for Crawford. John C. Calhoun was chosen Vice President by the Electoral College, having re- ceived 182 votes. The next highest candidates were N. Sanford, who received 30 votes, and Nathaniel Ma- con, who received 24. Eleventh Term, 1829. Electors 261. Andrew Jack- son received 178 votes for President, and John Quincy Adams 83. John C. Calhoun 171 votes for Vice Pre- sident, and Richard Rush 83. Jackson and Calhoun elected. Twelfth Term, 18.33. Electors 288. Andrew Jack- son received 219 votes for President ; Henry Clay 49

John Floyd 11 ; William Wirt 7. Martin Van Buren received 189 votes for Vice President; John Sergeant

49 ; William Wilkins 30 ; Henry Lee 11 ; Amos Ell- maker 7, Jackson and Van Buren elected. Army Officers. 223 ARMY REGISTER.

General Staff Officers. Major-General Alexander Macomb, General in- Chief, (Head-Quarters Washington City.) Edmund P. Gaines, Brigadier- General—Major General hy Brevet. Head-Quarters, Memphis, Tennessee. Winfield Scott, Brigadier- General—Major-General hy Brevet. Head-Quarters, JNew York City. Colonel Roger Jones, Adjutant- General. Colonel John E. Wool, Inspector- General. Colonel George Croghan, do. Brigadier-General Thomas S. Jesup, (Quarter- Master- General, Major- General hy Brevet. Major H. Stanton, (Quarter-Master. Major Truman Cross, Do. Major Joshua B. Brant, Do. Major Henry Whiting, Do. Col. George Gibson, Commissary- Gen. of Subsistence. Major James H. Hook, Commissary. Capt. Joseph P. Taylor, Do. Elbert Herring, Paymaster- General. C. Irvine, Commissary- General of Purchases. E. S. Fayssoux, Storekeeper. 'Thomas Lawson, Surgeon General. Engineer Corps. Colonel Charles Gratiot, Brigadier- General Brevet. Lieut.-Colonel Joseph G. Totten, Colonel Brevet. JVIajors Sylvanus Thayer, Lieut.-Colonel Brevet, and R. ^. De Russey, Sup. Military Academy. Captains John L. Smith, William H. Chase, Richard Delafield, Andrew Talcott, William A. Eliason, Cor- nelius A. Ogden. Six first Lieutenants, and six second Jjieutenants. Topographical Engineers. Majors John J. Abert, James Kearney, and Stephen

H. Long ; Lieut.-Cols. Brevet, Major Hartman Bache, Wm. G. M'Neil, James D. Graham. Captains, William Turnbull, William H. Swift, Wm. G.. Williams, Augustus Canfield. 1

^^4 Army Officers. Ordnance i^ 1 , ^ DepaHmeni. Colonel George Bomford. Lieutenant-Colonel George Talcott. Henry ^^A^'^ K. Craig, William J. Worth. [Ten Captains.] Supermtendant Military Academy at West Point Major R. E. De Russey (of the Corps of Engineers.]

' Dragoons. . Colonels Lieut.- Colonels Majors. Henry Dodge, Stephen W. Kearney, Rich. B. Mason.

Keg. Artillery. Abraham 1 Eustis J. B. Walbach William Gates 2 Wm Lmdsey Ichabod B. Crane ^T D •^'"'^^.^^^^ J^"^es Bankhead M. P. Lomax J. R. 4 Fenwick A. S. Brooks A. C. W. Fanning Kes- Infantry. Zach. 1 Taylor Wm. Davenport John Bliss ^^^^- Cummings o r "^5. ^Jr^^y N. S. Clarke Jos^^^^ H. Vose A fr; ^;i.^^"y John Fowle ^"^- S. Foster ^ r.n'M^^ I S^''^^^^' T"'^^^^ 5 Geo. M. Brooke Enos Cutler John Green 6 HenryAtkmson Daniel Baker A. R. Thomoson M. 7 Arbuckle Wm. Whistler S. Burbank^ Organization of the Army. One Major-General ; 2 Brigadier-Generals : 1 Adju- tant-General ; 2 Inspector-Generals ; 1 Quartermas- ter-General; 4 Quartermasters; 1 Commissary-Gene- ra of Subsistence 2 Commissaries ; ; 1 Surgeon-Gene- ral ; 12 Surgeons ; 55 Assistant Surgeons ; 1 Pavmas- ter-Genera] ; 14 Paymasters ; 1 Commissary General of Purchases ; 2 Military Store Keepers ; 18 Colonels ; ??(hf"^^?^"^ Colonels; 22 Majors; 136 Captains B irst 159 Lieutenants ; 208 • Second Lieutenants 1 Sergeant Majors ; 11 Quarter-Masters Sero-eants -428 Sergeants; 454 Corporals ; 14 Principal Musicians ; Artificers "^ ' ^^^ 250 Enlisted ? 2^.V^^^if ; Ordnance and 5^606 Privates. Total Commissioned Officers, 696 • rslon-Comraissioned Officers and Privates,6,502. Grand Jotal, 7,168. The whole number of miiitia in the United States ' according to the latest returns, is 1,311,569. Naval Officers. 325 NAVY REGISTER.

NAVY BOARD. John Rodgers, President. Isaac Chauncey, Charles Morris, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C. W. Goldsborough, Secretary. Salary, $2000. William G. Ridgeley, Ckief Clerk. Salary, $1600

CAPTAINS. John Rodgers John Downes Jesse Wilkinson James Barron Jesse D. Elliott T. Ap. C. Jones Charles Stewart Stephen Cassin W. C. Bolton Isaac Hull James Renshaw Wm. B. Shubrick I. Chauncey A. S. Wadsworth Alex. Claxton Jacob Jones George C. R ead Chas. W. Morgan Charles Morris Henry E. Ballard L. Kearney L. Warrington David Deacon Foxhall A. Parker Wm. M. Crane Saml.Woodhouse Ewd. R. McCall James Biddle Jos. J. Nicholson Daniel Turner C. G. Ridgeley E. P. Kennedy David Connor D. T. Patterson Alex'r. J. Dallas John Gallagher M. T. Woolsey J. B. Nicholson T. H. Stevens J. O. Creighton MASTERS COMMANDANT George Budd Benjamin C ooper Wm. V. Taylor Wm. M. Hunter D. Geisinge r Mervine P. Mix John D. Sloat R. F. Stockt on Bladen Dulany M. C. Perry Isaac McKeever S. li. Stringham C. W. Skinner J. P. Zantzinger Isaac Mayo John T. Newton Wm. D. Salter Wm. K. Lattimer Joseph Smith C. S. McCauley William Mervine L. Rousseau Thos. M. Newell Thomas Crabb George W. Storer E A. F. Valette Edw. B. Babbitt Beverly Kennon Wm. A. Spencer James Armstrong E. R. Shubrick ThomasT.VVebb Joseph Smoot F. H. Gregory John Percival Saml. L. Breese John H. Clack John H. Aulic Benj. Page,jr. P. F. Voorhees 226 Naval Officers.

There are 253 Lieutenants, 44 Surgeons, 14 Passed Assistant Surgeons, 41 Pursers, 9 Chaplains, 198 Pas- sed Midshipmen, '256 Midshipmen, 27 Sailing Masters, 19 Boatswains, 20 Gunners, 19 Carpenters, 19 Sail- Makers. MARINE CORPS. Archibald Henderson, Colonel Commandant Robert D. Wainright, Lieutenant Colonel. Samuel Miller, John M. Gamble, Samuel E. Watson, Wm. H. Free- man, Majors. C. R. Broom, Paymaster. Captains, Levi Twiggs, John Harris, Thomas A. Linton, James Edelin, P. G. Howie, adj & insp. Elijah J. Weed, qr. mas. & maj, Wm. W. Dulany, Thomas S. English, Geo. W. Walker, Ward Marston, Charles C. Tupper, A. A. Nicholson, assis. qr. mas. NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - Portsmouth, N. H. " John Downes, Charlestown, Ms. « Charles G. Ridgeley, Brooklyn, N. Y. " James Barron, Philadelphia, Pa. « Daniel T. Patterson, Washington, D. C " Lewis Warrington, - Gosport, Va. « W. C. Bolton, Pensacola, Fl. NAVY AGENTS. James K. Paulding, - New York Henry Toland, Philadelphia John Thomas, Baltimore Nash Legrand, Norfolk John P. Henry, Savannah Byrd C. Willis, Pensacola Daniel D. Brodhead, Boston John Laighton, Portsmouth, N. H. John T. Robertson, - Charleston, S. C. Elias Kane, Washington Baring, Brothers, & Co. London Fitch, Brothers, & Co. Marseilles William P. Furniss, St. Thomas In the Navy of the U. States, there are 12 vessels of 74 guns, 14 of 44 guns, 2 of J36 guns, 13 of 18 guns, 6 of 12 guns, and 1 of 3 guns. Population. 227 CENSUS OF STATES, FOR 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, and 1830.

Stfftes. 17P0. 1800. 1810. 1820. 1830. Maine 96.540 151,719 228,705 298,335 399,955 N Hamp 141,899 183,76i 214,360 244,161 269,32« Mass. r37H,717 423,245 472,040 523,287 610,40a- R. Island, 69,110 69,122 77,031 83,059 97,199 Connec't 238, 141 '25 1,002 262,042 275,208 297,675

Vermont, 85.416 1 54,46 216,713 235,764 280,652 N. York, !40.120 ;586,756 959,049 1,372,812 1,918,608 N.Jersey, 184,139 211,949 245,555 277,575 320,823 Penn. 434.373,602,365 810,091 1,049,458 1,348,233 Dela. 59.096 64,273 72,674 72,749 76,748 Mary]. 319,728,341,548 380,546 407,350 447,040 Dist.Col. 14,098 24,022 33,039 39,834 I Virginia, 748,308 880.200 974,622 1,065,379 1.211.405 N. Caro. 393,751 478,103 555,500 638,829 737,987 S. Caro. 219,073 345,591 415,115 502,741 581,185 Geort^ia, 82,5481 162. 101 2.52,433 340,987 516,823 Kentuc. 73,077 220,555 406,511 564,317 687,917 Tenness. 35,791 105,602 281,727 422,813 681,904 Ohio, 45.365 230,760 581,434 937,903 Indiana, 4,375 24,520 147,178 343,031 Missis. 8,850 40,352 75,448 136.621 Illinois, 12.288 55,214 157,445 Louisiana. 76,556 153,407 215,739 Missouri, 20,845 66,586 140,455 Alabama, 127,901 309,527 Michigan, 4,762 8,896 31,639 Arkansas 14,273 30,388 Florida, 34,730

5,305,92.5 7,28y,;ii4 9,638,131 12,866,020

JVumhRr of Slaves in 1830. Virginia, 469,724 Mary]. S. Caroli. 315,665 N.Caroli. 246,462 Georgia, 217,470 Ken. 165,350 Tenn. 142,382

Alabama. I 17,294 Lou. 109,631 CITY REGISTER.

City of Boston Incorporated February 23, 1822.

CITY OFFICERS. MAYORS. Appointed. Died or Resigned. 1822. Hon. John Phillips, 1823. 1823. Hon. Josiah Quincy, 1829. 1829. Hon. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Hon. Charles Wells, 1834. 1834. Hon. Theodore Lyman, jr. 1836. 1836. Hon. Samuel T. Armstrong, 1837. 1837. Hon. Samuel A. Eliot.

ALDERMEN. Henry Farnam, Thomas Hunting-, Thomas Wetmore, Samuel Quincy, Nathan Gurney, John B. Wells, Joseph H. Hay ward, Thomas Richardson.

COMMON COUNCIL.

Presidents of the Common Council. Appointed. Resigned. App. Res. J 82?. William Prescott, 1823. 1830. Benj. T. Pickman, 1832. 1823. John Welles, 1824. 1832. John P. Bigelow, 1834. 1824. Francis J, Oliver, 1826. 1834. Josiah auincy, jr. 1837. J82ti. John R. Adan, 1829. 1837. Philip ftlarelt. 1829. Elipha. Williams, 1830.

Ward No. 1. Isaac Harris, Erasmus Thompson, Thomas Hudson, Samuel L. Cutter. No. 2. Lewis Josselyn, Thatcher R. Raymond, Na- than Carruth, Thomas Moulton. No. 3. John Boles, William O. Haskell, Jason D, Battles, Asa B. Snow. No. 4. Moses Grant, George W. Gordon, Lemuel P. Grosvenor, Joseph T. Adams. No. 5. Ebenezer Ellis, Edmund T. Hastings, Philip Greely,jr. Francis Brown. No. 6. , Isaac Waters, Henry Edwards, Ezra Lincoln. City Officers. 229

No. 7. Thomas B. Curtis, Levi Bartlett, James T. Hobart, S. Davis Leavens. No. 8. Benjamin A. Gould, James Harris, Thomas C. Amory, Charles Brooks. No. 9. Eliphalet Williams, Horace Dupee, William G. Eaton, Aaron Breed. No. 10. Solomon Piper, Jedediah Tuttle, Elbridge G. Austin, Benjamin Yeaton. No. 11. Philip Marett, Lemuel Shattuck, Calvin Bullard, Thomas Vose. No. 12. Georo^e Savage, Solon Jenkins, Josiah Dun- ham, jr. John T. Dingley. Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, Citi/ and County Treasurer. City Marshal. John Pickering, City Solicitor. William Hayden, jr. Auditor of Accounts. Daniel Rhodes, Clerk of Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets. Abner Bourne, Superintendent of Public Lands. Flavel Case, Capt. of the Watch &c Superinten. ofLamps. Samuel Jenkins, Superintendent ofJVorth Free Bridge. Royal Oliver, Siiperintendent of South Free Bridge. James Phillips, Superintendent of Faneuil Hall. Johnson Colby, Messenger. HEALTH OFFICERS. Samuel H. He wes. Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician of Rains- ford Islajul. [Offices, City Hall.] Consulting Physicians, Drs. John C. Warren, Benja- min Shurtleff, George Hayward, John Randall, George C. Sliattuck. George P. Tewksbury, Capt. of the Quarantine Boat.^ John Minot, Keeper of Rainsford Island Hospital. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward 1. Joseph Lewis 230 City Officers.

The Board hold a meeting on the afternoon of the first Wednesday of every month, at their office, Fan- euil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporated as a Board of Trustees, of John Boylston's and other charitable funds. Treasurer and Clerk of the Corporation^ James H. Foster. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Mayor and Preside nt of the Common Council, ex officio. Ward ]. Baron Stow 7. Samuel Barrett Simon W. Robinson Samuel K. Lothrop 2. Charles A. Macomber 8. Isaac McLellan, jr. E. W. Leach Thomas K. Davis 3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. Martin Gay George W. Light George G. Smith 4. Francis Parkman 10. Alexander Young William Hague Ivers J. Austin 5. David Henshaw IL Marshall S. Perry Frederick Emerson Nathan Hale 6. Edw. Wiggles worth 12. Justin Field Henry B. Rogers Horace L. Conolly PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE. George W. Otis, Chairman. Joseph Curtis, Secretary. Standing Committee. Samuel Tenny Augustus A. Gould John P. Bigelow John Flint F. A. Sumner Richard W. Bayley George Rogers Gustavus Horton DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Richards Child Daniel Henchman Joseph Lewis - Artemas Simonds Charles F. Barnard Thomas A. Davis James Means Thomas Hollis Julius A. Palmer John Crocker, Superintendent. M. S. Perry, m. d. Physician. Rev. William Bascorn, Chaplain. City Officers. 231

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF REFORMATION FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Edward Brooks Henry F. Baker John Rayner Larra Crane Zachariah Jellison John D. Fisher George B. Emerson Ebenezer Bailey John L. Dimmock Francis G. Whiston, Superintendent. Rev. Brown Emerson, Chaplain. David Coggin, Instructer. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Daniel Hastings William T. Andrews Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Darracott Charles Robbins, Master. Rev. Charles Cleaveland, Chaplain. FIRE DEPARTMENT. William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer. Engineers. Henry Smith James Barry James G. Sanderson John Green, jr. Richard A. Newell Henry Fowle, jr. Charles S. Clark Peter C. Jones John Shelton Thomas A. Williams Theodore Washburn Lewis Dennis Thomas B. Warren INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Latin—Epes S. Dixwell, Master, , Sub Master, Benjamin B. Appleton, jr. Usher. English High—Solomon P. Miles, Master, Thomas Sherwin, Sub Master, George W. Minns, Usher, Francis M. J. Surault, Instructer in French, Jonathan Snelling, Instructer in Writing in the Latin and En- glish High Schools. Eliot— David B. Tower, Grammar Master, Levi Co- nant, Writing Master, Albert Bowker, Jacob H. Kent, Ushers. Hancock—William J. Adams, Grammar JViosfer, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Writing Master, 23-2 City Officers.

Mayhew—Moses W. Walker, Gram. Master, Aaron D. Capen, Writing Master, Charles Kimball, Paul H. Sweetser, Ushers. BowDoijy—Abraham Andrews, Grainmar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. BoTLSTON—Charles Fox, Grammar Master, Abel Wheeler, Writing Master. Adams—Samuel Barrett, Grammar Master, Josiah Fairbank, Writing Master, George Allen, Usher. Franklin—Barnum Field, Grammar Master, Otis Pierce, Writing Master, William Bascom, Usher. Wells—Cornelius Walker, Grammar Master, John P. Lathrop, Writing Master, Usher. Hawes, South Boston—Joseph Harrington, jr. Gram- mar Master, John A. Harris, Writing Master, Jon- athan Battles, jr. Usher. Johnson—Richard G. Parker, Master, Justin Field, jr. Lorenzo D. Johnson, Ushers. WiNTHRop—Franklin Forbes, Master, John Hey- wood, Usher. Charles E. H. Richardson, Instructer in Writing in the Johnson and Winthrop Schools. Smith—Abner Forbes, Master. surveyors of lumber. George W. Otis, Surveyor General. Office, 112 Milkst.

Deputy Surveyors. Thomas Barry, Henry Blake, Seth Thaxter, Rolun Hartshorn, Jona. Thaxter, Charles Hersey, Wm. Wil- lett, Geo. W. Cram, Charles Bullard, Geo. Page, Seth Dewing, William Fisk, for Mahogany, S^c. William Green, Warren Bowker, Gad Leavitt, John Lefavour, Seth Brooks, for Ship Timber.

Fence Viewers, Romanus Emerson, Rolun Hartshorn. Cullers of Dry Fish, Benjamin Clark, Benjamin Luckis. Cullers of Hoops and Staves, Benjamin Clark, James Brown. Inspectors of Lime, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. City Officers. S3^

^ssay Masterf Lewis A. Lauriat. Field Drivers, LeviWhitcomb, Thos.Gerrish, JohnVose. Surveyor of Hemp, Benjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood brought hy Land, William Shat- tuck, James Wilson, Moses Hadiey, John R. Brad- ford, William Fisk. Measurers of Wood brought by Water, Jona. Thaxter, Warren Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, Josiah Haskell. Pound Keepers, Levi Whitcomb, T. Gerrish, J. Vose. Hay Weighers^ John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough. Weigher of Boats and Ldghters, Caleb Loring, jr. Sealers of Weights and Measures, Amos Stevens, John M. Dearborn. City Crier, James Wilson. [Office, under Exchange Coffee-House.] ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Bass Thomas Jackson Assistant Assessors. Ward No. 1. John B. Wells, Peter Dunbar. No. 2. Ephraim Milton, Benson Leavitt. No. 3. Thomas Gould, Charles Lincoln. No. 4. Jeremiah Fitch, George W. Thayer. No. 5. Eliphalet P. Hartshorn, Zach. Jellison. No. 6. Caleb Curtis, Jesse Shaw. No. 7. Samuel Dorr, Thaddeus Nichols. No, 8. William Whitney, Wm. Bramhall. No. 9. Henry Sigourney, James B. Richardson. No. 10. Jonathan Preston, Eber Parker. No. 11. Josiah Vose, Joel Fay. No. 12. Edmund Jackson, Ebenezer Hayward. UNDERTAKERS. , 4 Commercial street. Martin Smith, 14 Prospect street. Joseph Wilcutt, 98 Sea street. Thomas Murray, South Boston. John Deluce, Second street. South Boston. Cyrus Babbet, 10 Purchase street. Henry Davis, 13 Fleet street. Thomas Haskill, 72 Salem street. 20* ^u City Officers.

John B. Braid, Broadway, South Boston. Stephen S. Andrews, Bromfield street. Joseph Wilcutt, jr. Rear 13 North Bennet street. Thomas Andrews, 1 Bartlett street. Edward Barrington, South Margin street Francis Dillaway, 247 Washington street. Charles G. Carlborg, 4 Eliot Court. William A. Brabiner, Broadway, South Boston, ilodney Grove, Rear St. Paul's Church. Caleb J. Pratt, 12 Purchase street. Robert Clark, East street.

Constables appointedfor one year, to July 1837. Elisha Copeland John Henry Edward P. Hunt Jona. Prescott Willard Clough John Boardman Thomas Holden Derastus Clapp Eben. Shute, jr. George Reed Matthias Ellis Isaac A.Coolidge Josiah Baldwin Benj. Brown, jr. Benjamin Lane Horatio Bass Richard Hosea Johnson Lunt Eben. Trescott William Loring Saml. B. Stearns Elisha V. Glover Nath'l. Coolidge James Davis Ebenezer Shute WilliamAndrews Jabez Pratt George Robinson Sumner F.Barrett James Hunkins James Pierce W. G. Babbit S. M. Burnham Michael Riley

Auctioneers, licensed to July, 1837. WilliamAndrews John Tyler Saml. G. Drake James M. Allen Geo. P. Thomas Havilen Torrey Tim. M. Baker Whitwell, Bond Willard C. White Stephen Brown & Co. Jabez Pratt Saml. K. Bayley Ferdin. E. White Silas Field Coolidge &L Has- N. H. Whitaker Wm. B. White kell Silas Field John S. Johnson J. L.Cunningham AbrahamLansing Jona. Bowditch,jr. GeorgeL.Deblois Benj. Winslow Prentice Whitney Daniel Hersey John D. Gardner Wyman~ Osborn Edward F. Hall & Co. Samuel- Hatch- Tristram B. Mac- Spooner & Tho- Julius A. Noble kay mas Robins & Tyler Loring Newcomb Geo. Woodman Wm. A. Brabiner Otis Rich Nathl. F. Froth- Frink Stratton ingham Boston Medical Association. 235 MEMBERS OF THE BOSTOX MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Arranged according to the time of their admittance.

James Jackson, 40 Summer street. Benjamin Shurtleff, K34 Tremont street. John C. Warren, 2 Park street. John Randall, 20 Winter street. George C. Shattuck, Staniford street, corner of Cam- bridge street. John B. Brown, 2 Montgomery place. Walter Channing, Tremont st. opposite Trem. house, Jacob Bigelow, 37 Summer street. George Hayward, 154 Tremont street George Parkman, 11 Bowdoin street. W^illiams Bradford, South Boston. Abner Phelps, Oliver street. Zabdiel B. Adams, 21 Pearl street. Solomon D. Townsend, 18 Somerset street. John Ware, 3 Hamilton place. David Osgood, 7 Winter street. Samuel A. Shurtleff, Pemberton hill. Enoch Hale, 14 West street. Samuel Adams, 34 School street. Edward Reynolds, jr. 29 Winter street. Woodbridce Strong, 18 Winter street John Jeffries, 9 Franklin street. Thomas W. Parsons, surgeon-dentist, 16 Winter st. Josiah F. Flagg, surgeon-dentist, 31 Winter street. George B. Doane, 103 Court street Jerome V. C. Smith, Health Office, City Hall, Quaran- tine Physician of the Port. George W. Otis, jr. 20 Bulfinch street Edwin Adams, 24 School street Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan place, Federal street. Winslow Lewis, jr. Boylston, corner of Pleasant street Charles T. Hildreth, 3 Beach st. opposite Wash. Bank. D. Humphreys Storer, 14 Winter street 236 Boston Medical Association.

Joshua B. Flint, 15 Green street. John Flint, '^0 Tromont street. John C. Hayden, 131 Tremont street. Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street. Joseph VV. McKean, 12 Hanover street. Martin Gay, 48 xMilk street. Alexander Thomas, 'S5 Tremont street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hay ward place. Nathan C. Keep, surgeon-dentist, 1 Tremont place. Frederick A. Sumner, 13 School street. John B. Stebbins, South Boston. Charles Choate, 27 Howard street. William Grigg, 30 Atkinson street. Charles Walker, Cambridge street. Benjamin T. Prescott, Portland street. Giles H. Lodge, 5 Hanover street. Francis J. Higginson, 40 School street. Charles T. Jackson, 11 Hanover street. Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street. Thomas Gray, jr. Norfolk avenue. John B. S. Jackson, 6 Bedford place. John Homans, 157 Tremont street. ' • Edward J. Davenport, Summer street. Henry Dyer, 40 Green street. Daniel Harwood, surgeon-dentist, ]45 Tremont street Augustus A. Gould, ]94 Tremont street. Calvin Ellis, 16 Summer street. Marshall S. Perry, 467 Washington street. Abraham A. Watson, 469 Washington street. Thomas PI. Thompson, 188 Hanover street. Levi B. Gale, 74 Temple street. George Bartlett, 33 Green street. Edward Warren, 13 Montgomery place. Benjamin F. Wing, Tremont street, corner of Mont- gomery place. Ambrose Seaton, 106 Purchase street. William G, Hannaford, 9 Howard street Paul Simpson, ]2 Milk street Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street Joseph Roby, 161 Court street Caleb S. Whitman, South Boston: Asa B. Snow, 132 Hanover street

i Boston Medical Association. 237

Jesse Chickering", 1 Beach street. William E, Foster, ] South Bennet street. Henry A. Ward, Sullivan Place, Federal street. Charles G. Putnam, 9 Winter street. James B. Gregerson, Lincoln street. Josiah D. Kittredge, 289 Washington street. John Odin, jr. corner of Tremont and Eliot streets. Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, 2 Beacon street. Francis H. Gray, cor. of Hancock and Cambridge sts. Joseph J. Fales, '256 Washington street. Henry I. Bowditch, 30 Bedford street. J. Moriarty, 98 Court street. Henry G. Clark, 173 Hanover street. Abner B. Wheeler, 633 Washington street. J. C. Warren, 2 Park street. Lewis J. Glover, 26 Orange street. Solomon Keep, 1 Tremont place. George C. Shattuck, jr. corner of Staniford and Cam- bridge streets. E. W. Leach, rear 113 Hanover street. Andrew Alexander, South Boston. Henry A. Dewar, Montgomery place. RoSert William Hooper, 11 Franklin street. J. Cullen Ayer, 173 Hanover street. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Central court. John W. Warren, 18 Milk street. William Ingalls, jr. Somerset place. Richard H. Salter 2 Bowdoin street. Francis Dana, 2 Central Court. Henry B. C. Greene, 17 Franklin place. Warren J. Whitney. Jonathan Leonard, Pearl street. Alonzo Chapin, Salem street. Marcellus Bowen, South Boston. Luther Clark, 12 W. Cedar street. John H. Dix, Green street. Herman B. Inches Summer street. Henry G. Wiley, Washington street. George Amory Bethune, Franklin street. Charles Gordon, Winter street. 238 List of Stages. LIST OF STAGES. The hours at which they start from and arrive at Boston.

[From Messrs. Badger and Porter's " Stage Register."]

Albany Accom. 7 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a m, and arrives in Boston the following days at 6 p m. Albany via Drattleboroiigh, Vt. daily, from 36 Hanover st. at 2 a m. Albany Daily, via Springfield, 7 Elm st. at 2 a m, arrives at 7 p m. Albany mail via Noithaiiipron, 7 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 2 a m. and arrives next days at 7 p m. Amherst, Windsor, and Burlington Mail, via Lowell every morn. Andover, leaves City Tavern every day, Sundays ex. at 3p m,and arrives at 10. Barre, 7 Elm st. Tues Th and Sat at 8 a m, arrives the following evenings at 5 p m. Bridgewater and Randolph, Washington Coffee H. and City Tavern, every day except Sunday, at 12 1-2 m, and 1 p m, arrives 10 1-2 a m. Bristol, R. I. Mail, via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day except Sun at half past 7 a m. Brookline, leaves Norfolk avenue every day except Sun at 8 and 10 a m, and 6 p m, Beverly, leaves City Tavern every day except Sun at 4 p m, and arrves at 10 a m. Brattleboro' Mail leaves II Elm st. every day except Saturday, at Sam. Concord and Nashua, N. H. via Lowell, every day. Concord, via Andover, leaves 9 Elm St. Tu Th and Sat returns the followiug days.

. Concord Accom. leaves 36 Flanover st. Mon Wed and Sat at 3 p m. and arrives at 9 a m. Charleston Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Cambridge Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Camhridgeport Hourly, leaves 51 Brattle st. Canton leaves Jenning's 9 Elm st. Mon Tu Thurs and Sat at 4 p.m. Dover, N. H. leaves 85 Ann st. every morning except Sunday at 8, and arrives at 4 p m. Dorchester and South Boston, leaves 158 Washington st. at 9 a m, 2 and 6 p m. Dorchester and Milton, leaves 11 Elm st. every day Sun excepted, at half past 12 and 5 p m. Duxbury Mail, leaves City Tavern eveay day except Sun. at 9 a. m. Dudley via Worcester Rail Road, Tu Thur and Sat. Fitchburg, Fitzwilliam and Brattleborough' Mail, leaves 11 Elm st. every day. Fitchburg, Keene, N. H. and Rutland, Vt. leaves 11 Elm st. every day except Saturday at 4 a m. Gloucester Mail, City Tavern, every day except Sun at 11. Groton Accom. 36 Hanover st. Tu Th and Sat at 9 a m, and Mon W^ed and Saturdays at 10 a m, Haverhill, Ms. and Concord, N. H. 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 7, and arrives every other day, at 6 p m. Hyannis Mail, leaves City Tavern, Mon Wed and Fri at 3 a m. Hopkinton. N. H. leaves 11 Elm st Tu Thu and Sat at 7 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 6 p ni. Haverhill and Andover Accom. leaves Wilde's Elm st. Mon We4 and Fri at half past 2 p m, and arrives at half past 12, .

List of Stages. 239

Hinghara. leaves 9 Elm st. every day except Sun at 4 p m, and ai- r Jves at 9 a m Jarnacia Plains leaves Post Office, 9 and 12 a m, and 5 pm. Keene, N. H. iVJail, 36 Hanover st. every morning at o, and arrives same evening. Keene, N. H. via Lowell Rail Road, Tu Th and Sat mornings. Lowell Rail Road Depot, Leveiei st. cor. Barton st. Lowell, 11 Elm st. every day except t-unday, at? a m, and at 2pm. Lexington, City Tavern. Mon Wed Tli and Sat at 8 a ni. Lancaster and Fitcliburg Accom. leaves City Tavern every morning at 8. Lynn, leaves 11 Elm st, daily, at 4 p m. Medfield, Medway and Mendon, leaves 1.58 Washington st. and 11 Elm St. Mon Wed and Fri at 6 a m, and arrives next days, at 5 p m. Alethiien, leaves City Tavern daily, at 3 p m. Medford, leaves Wilde's 11 Elm st. every day except Sun at half past 12 and 6 p m. Montreal, leaves Boston, Mon Wed and Fri mornings. Marshfield, leaves City Tavern, Tu Tli and Sat at 9 am. Marbleliead, leaves City Taveia every day except yun at half past 4 p m, and arrives at 10 a m. New Bedford Accom. leaves City Tavern Mon Wed and Fri and Marlboro' Hotel Tues Wed and Sat at half past 8 a m, and arrives next days. New Bedford Mail via Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel TuThand Sat at 7 a m, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri evenings. Newport Mail, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day, Sun excepted, at 7 am, and arrives p m. Newburyport, Exeter and Dover, N. H. Accom. leaves 85 Ann st every morning except Sun at half past 7, and arrives at 6 p m. Newton Lower Falls and Brighton, leaves 7 Elm st. every day at 4 pm. Newburyport and Amesbury, leaves 85 Ann st. every day except Sun at 1 p m, and arrives at 1 p m. New Bedford Mail, City Tavern, Mon Wed and Fri at half past 8 a m, and arrives in Boston same afternoon. New York Mail, 7 Elm st. every day at 10 p m, arrives every day at 12 m. Plymouth Accom. leaves City Tavern Tu Th and Sat at 10 a m, and half past 12 p m. Plymouth, Sandwich and Barnstable Mail, City Tavern every morn- ing except Suu at 4 a m, arrives p m. Portland, Me. Mail, leaves Eastern Stage House every day at half past 4 pm, arrives at 6 a m Portland, via Portsmouth, leaves 84 Ann st. every morning except Sun at 8 and arrives at 5 p m. Peterborough, N. H., leaves Elm st. Tu Th and Sat mornings at 7, and arrives Mon Wed and Fri at 4 p m. Providence Mail, Marlboro' Hotel every morning at 9, except Sun arrives at 1 p ni. Providence Rail Road Depot, bottom of the Common. Portsmouth Accom. leaves 84 Ann st. every morningexcept Sunday at half past 7, and arrives at .5 p m. Portsmouth, City Tavern and New England Coffee House, Tu Th and Sat at 8 a m. Gluincy leaves Jenning's Elm st, every day except Sunday at 4 pm, and arrives at half past Sam. Royalston, 11 Elm st. every day except Sat. 240 List of Stages.

Roxbury hourly, from Norfolk avenue. Salem, leaves City Tavern and Marlboro' Hotel daily, except Sun- day, at 9 and Ham, and 3, 4, 5 and 6 p m. Salem, leaves 9 and 11 Elm st. every day, except Sunday, at 3 and half past 3 pm. Sterling and Princeton, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 8 a m. Stow, Bolton and Lancaster, 11 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 7 am. South Boston, leaves Mansion House, Milk st. at 9 and 11 a m,and 1, 3, 5 and 7 p m. South Reading, leaves 9 Elm st daily, except Sunday at 4 p m, ar- rives at 9 a m. Taunton, leaves Marlboro' Hotel every day except Sunday, at 12 m, and 2 pm. Mail leaves at 5 p m. Westminster and Gardner, 1 1 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 6 a m. Woburn leaves Jenning's 9 Elm st. Mon Wed and Sat at 4 p ra, ar- rives same days at 9 a m. Worcester Rail Road Depot, 617 Washington st Worcester Accom. 7 Elm st. Mon Wed and Fri at 10 a m, and ar- rives Tu Th and Sat at 1 p m. Woonsocket Falls, R. I. leaves Washington Coffee H. Tu Th and Sat at 11 a m, arrives next days at 1 p m. Waltham and Watertovvn Mail, 11 Elm st. every day except Sun- day, arrives at 9 a m.

Middlesex Canal Packet Boat, leaves the landing, Charlestown, Tu Th and Sat at 8 a m. A Stage leaves 9 Elm st. at half past 7 a m, to convey passengers to the boat. Hingham Steam Boat, Liverpool Wharf daily except Sunday, at 4 p m. Steamboat for Portland and Bangor, leaves the Eastern Steamboat Wharf. BAGGAGE WAGGONS. Fall River and Newport, arrives every Wed and Sat in the morning, and leaves in the afternoon of the sauje days. Order box at City Tav- ern. Greenfield order box at City Tavern. Hubbardstown order at box 52 N. Market. Haverhill, Andover, and Boston Baggage Waggon, arrives Tu and Fri and leaves the same days. Order box at 84 Ann st. Lynn, arrives and leaves every day, Order box at 52 N. Mark. st. Methuen and Boston, leaves Tu and Fri. Order box 22 South Mar- ket St. New Bedford, arrives every Wed and Fri and leaves every Th and Sat. Order box at City Tavern. Northampton leaves every other Mon. Order box at Bryant's, 17 Union street. Providence, arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Salem, arrives and leaves every day, Sundays excepted. Order box at City Tavern.

Salem and Marblehead, arrives and leaves every day ; also leaves for Newburyport through Ipswich and Rowley, Wed and Sat. Order box at 13 Merchant's Row. South-Reading order box at 52 N. Market st. Taunton and Bristol arrives and leaves every week day. Order box at City Tavern. Wareham, arrives Fri and leaves Saturday. Order box at City Tav- ern. APPENDIX.

Page 21 Dele the County Commissioners for Plampshire

County, and read as follows : Osmyn Baker, xA.mherst, Chairman. Joseph Cumminfjs, Ware, Elisha Strong, Northampton. Special Commissio7iers, Ephraim Smith, Hadloy, Ben- jamin White, Goshen. 59 Insert , of New Bedford, and Elisha W. Bucklin of Pawtucket, as Depu- ty Sheriffs. 66. Insert Roger Leavitt, J. P. Charlemont, and dele him at Heath. 70. John Mills, Counsellor, Southwick, removed to Springfield, N. T. Leonard, do. \Vestfield, re- moved to Lancaster. Insert Richard Bliss, Henry Morris and Geo. B. Upham, as Counsel- lors at Springfield. Dele the Deputy Sheriffs for Deerfield and Charlemont, and insert at Deerfield, Edwin Nims, and at Charlemont, Jabez N. Rice. 71. Dele C. Knox, Blandford, and E. B. Phelps, Gran- ville, as Deputy-Sheriffs. Dele II. Chapin, and insert Wm. H. Eoster, as Deputy Gaoler. 74. Dele David Townsend, J. P. Waltham. also as County Commissioner, p. 22. 77. Dele J. Bullard, J. P. Sherburne, deceased. Dele Benjamin Wyman, J. P. Woburnjdeceased, and Edward Wade, J. P. Maiden. 78. Insert Thomas A. Dame as Counsellor, Charles- town, and Simon Greenleaf, do. at Cambridge. J. P. Tarbell, do. Camb. should be at Cambp't. 83. Insert Thomas Adams, jr. as Deputy Sheriff, of Quincy. 180. Insert Franklin Haven as President, and Charles H. Eldridge as Cashier of Merchants Bank. 197. Dele W. P. Mangum, Senator, N. C. and insert Robert Strange. Dele J. M. Clayton, do. Del. Dele B. W. teigh, do. Vir. and insert Richard E. Parker. Insert John S. Spence, do. Mar, 21 242 Appendix.

198. Dele P. Dickerson, Representative from N Jer- sey, and insert William Chetwood. 199. Dele G. W. B. Towns, Representative from Georgia, and G. L. Kinnard, do. Indiana, p. 200. 201. Dele R. Harrison, 1st Auditor, and insert Jesse Miller of Pennsylvania. Dele E. A. Brown, in Land Office, and insert James S. Whitcomb.

MASS. REGISTER 40 YEARS AGO.

In the Register of 1796, the town officers are the first in order, together with those who were members of public and private insti- tutions, and those in professional life. The Board of Selectmen of Boston consisted of Ezekiel Price, Thomas Walley, William Bordman, Ehenezer Seaver, Thomas Crafts, Thomas Edwards, William Little, William Scollay, and

Jesse Putnam ; all of whom are now deceased, excepting Mr. Put- nam.

Of the Board of Overseers of the Poor, twelve in number ; and of the School Committee, consisting also of twelve individuals, all are dead. Of the sixteen Firewards, Col. Joseph May only survives. Of the various other town officers, say, in all, about seventy in number, Henry Purkitt only is living; and that gentleman, after taking an active part in the war of the revolution, sustained the hum- ble office of Culler of Staves and Hoops.

Of nine Auctioneers, Thomas K. Jones, Esq., is living. Of thirty-four Physicians, then in Boston, Dr. Ingalls, and Abijah Cheever, now of Saugus, only, are living. The last deceased was Dr. Spooner.

Of eighteen Clergymen, of all denominations, the Rev. Dr. Kirk- land only is living. Of Law Counsellors, forty-eight in number, there are remaining, Messrs. J. Q,. Adams, John Lowell, Benjamin Whitman, William

Prescott, Samuel Putnam, George Blake, Joseph Hall, and H. G . Otis. Of the Judges of the Supreme Judicial Court, the Court of Com- mon Pleas, and other Courts in Suffolk, with fifteen Justices of the Peace, all are deceased. Of fourteen Public, Literary, and Charitable Societies in Boston, the officers in which embrace the names of J33 individuals, Messrs. Lowell, Richard Cranch, Charles Bulfinch, T. K. Jones, Theodore Lyman, Benjamin Russell, and Jonathan Hunnewell, being only seven in number, are living. Of the various officers of Harvard University, Messrs. Lowell, Waterhouse, Stearns, Hedge, and Popkin, are living. Of the militia. Major Purkitt, Major Russell, and Colonel John £oulstone only are living. Of the various independent companies,

I Appendix. 243 three out of the four officers of the Cadets are with us, to wit :—Col. Joseph May, Colonel Perkins, and Major Joseph Chapman. Of the General Staff officers, Massachusetts Militia, Major Joseph Hall, then aid to late Major-General, and more recently, Governor Brooks, is living. Of the several officers of the Grand Lodge, Major Russell stands alone. Of the Directors of Banks, (Branch, Massachusetts, and Union)

H. G. Otis and John Parker, Esqs. of the former ; Perez Morton, and Jesse Putnam, Ksqrs., of the last named, only, are living. Of all the other officers, Mr. Foster, of the Massachusetts, ami Messrs. Bur- , roughs. Brown, and Emmons, of the Union, are living—

The State House was built this year, and, of the three agents for its erection, Mr. Bulfincli is living. Of all the Officers of the General Government, from the President of the United States, through all the other branches, it is believed none are alive. f The last deceased were Aaron Burr and Mr. Madi- son. General Washington was President this year— Mr. Adams was Vice-President. 1'iie Senators from Massachusetts were .Messrs. George Cabot and Caleb Strong. The Representative from Suffijik was . Of fifty seven ministers, agents, and American consuls, abroad, Mr. J. Q,. Adams, then minister to Holland, and Mr. William Vans, (then jr.) consul at Marlaix, are believed to be all that are living. Of the officers of the Custom House Department for this port, Mr. Benjamin Weld, now of Bath, and Mr. Samuel Wheelwright, only, are living. O. Boston Courier.

* Samuel Adams was Governor, and Moses Gill Lieutenant Gov. t Unless we except the present President of the United States, who was elected, in 1796, Representative from the State of Tennessee, and was, the following year, chosen a member of the Senate of the United States, from the same State.

In Boston, in 1836, there were two hundred and eight alarms of fire, seventy of which were false, twenty-seven out of the city, and twenty nine caused by the burning of chimnies. Forty-four fires and attempts to fire, are sup- posed to have been caused by incendiaries. The esti- mated amount of property destroyed is $151,000, on which there was $62,800 insured. 244 Appendix.

Chronology of Boston Common. 1640. The first record of Boston Common. 1733. First set of trees planted, and a row of posts and rails ordered to be set up. 1734. Additional row of trees planted, parallel with the other. 1739. Street fenced out from Tremont to Beacon streets. 1775. Many of the trees cut down by the British troops for fuel. 1776. A third row of trees planted by the citizens, after the evacua- tion of the town by the British, and a fence and rails erected by subscription.

1794. The Common enlarged by the purchase of an extensive field belonging to William Foster, Esq. which lengthened the mail to Boylston street. 1800, Charles street formed by the exertions of Charles Bulfinch, Esq. 1815. The malls on Park and Beacon streets formed and planted. 1823. The mall on Charles street formed and planted. 1835. A splendid iron fence, with granite pillars to the gates, was erected by the City to surround the Common. Charles street mall was extended through the Burial Ground on Boylston street. Also brick sidewalks made on the outer line of the fence on Tremont, Park and Beacon streets. The expense

of the whole as follows : For the iron work, stone, brick, cement, lime and sand tised in the fence, patterns of iron work, lacquer- ing the fence, services of superintendent and archi- tect, and all the labor of setting the fence, including the gates, posts, steps.

Total, $81,987 48 $17,000 of which was raised by the subscription of gentlemen resid- ing in tiie vicinity, through the exertions of J. P. Bradlee, Esq. The fence was commenced July 5, and finished December 16, occupying 5 months and 13 days. The circumference of which is one mile and a tenth. The fence on Tremont street is 1677 feet in length. «' Park St. 429 " " " Beacon St. 1611 " «' Charles & Boylston sis. 2150

Total, 5867 feet. Appendix. 245

Manufactories incorporated in 1836. Name. 246 Appendix.

Chicopee Falls - - - Springfield $75,000 Patent Cork - - . _ Boston - 100, Beaver Brook Cotton Dracut - 200, Q,uinsigatnond Paper Worcester 100, Eagle India Rubber County of Norfolk 150, Sutton Cotton and Wool Sutton - 300, Boston and Millbury Millbury ]50, Bellingham Steam - - - County of Suffolk 100, Need ham Hat - - - _ Needham 30, Roxbury Silk - - - - Roxbury 100, West Brook Woolen Whuteiy 50, Chelmsford Cotton and \^oolen Chelmsford 50, Charlestown Steam Cotton - Charlestown - 250, Rock Bottom Cotton and Woollen Stow 100, Chemical Dyeing _ - - Chelsea - 50, Roxbury Hair Cloth Roxbury 100, Fulton Iron - - - - Boston - 200,

COMMERCE OF BOSTON IN 1836. Foreign Arrivals. American 866 Danish, English, 534 Hamburg, Swedish, 13 Prussian Sicilian, 8 Spanish Austrian, 5 Brazilian, Russian, 5 Venezuelian, Dutch, 4 Greek, French, 4 Total, 1452 Ships and Barks, 247; Brigs, 613 J Schooners, 587 J

Galliots, 2; Snow, 1 ; Ketch, 1. Coastwise Arrivals.

Ships and Barks, 99 ; Brigs, 648 ; Schooners, 2,878 ; Sloops, 319. Total, 3,944. Some thousands of coasters arrive annually, with wood, lumber, «&c. which are not included in the aoove list. Total Import of Flour, 418,597 barrels. « " " Corn, 1,672,251 bushels. " " " Rye, 45,054 do. « " " Oats, 351,197 do. ««' " " Shorts, 30,742 do. « « " Cotton, 82,885 bales. « « " Coal, 200,630 bushels. « " " Molasses, 62,235 hogsheads. " « " Tar, 19,136 barrels. " " " Turpentine, 22,145 barrels. [Boston Courier.] —

Appendix. 247

AtPORTIONMENT among the several States of the Public Money remaining in the U.S. Treasury, on the Jst of January, 1837, excepting five millions of dollars. Total, $37,468,859 97.

States. Electoral Votes. To he depos. in 1837 Maine ... JO - $1,5^74,45102 New-Harapshire . - 7 - - 892,115 71 Massachusetts - - 14 - - 1,784,231 43 Rhode-Island . . 4 . - 509,780 41 Vermont ... 7 - - 892,11571 Connp.fticut . . 8 - - l,OI9,.5t^O 81 Nt?w.York - - . 4*2 - - 5,3.52,094 28 New-Jersey . . 8 - - 1,019.5(30 81 Pennsylvania - - 30 - - 3,823,353 ()G Delaware ... 3 - - 382,335 31 Maryland ... 10 - - 1,274,451 02 Virginia - - - 23 - - 2,931,237 34 North-Carolina - - 15 - - 1.911,666 53 South-Carolina - - 11 - - 1,401,896 12 Georgia - - - 11 - . 1,401,896 12 Aiabama ... 7 - - 892,11571 Mississippi ... 4 - - 509,78041 Louisiana ... 5 . . 637,225 51 Missouri ... 4 - - 509,78041 Kentucky ... 15 - - 1,911,67653 Tennessee - - - 15 - - 1,911.676 53 Ohio .... 21 - - 2,676,347 14 Indiana ... 9 . . 1,147,005 92 Illinois ... 5 . . 637,22551 Arkansas ... 3 - - 382,335 31 Michigan ... 3 - - 382,335 31 The following gentlemen constitute a Committee on the subject of the Surplus Revenue, appointed by the Legislature of Mass. Messrs. Rantoul of Gloucester, Blake of Boston, Whittemore of Cambridge, Carter of Lancaster, Edvvarils of Chesterfield, Forward of Southwick, Saxton of Deerfield, Laflin of Lee, Clarke of Roxbury, Mandell of New-Bedford, FoggofScituate, Swift of Falmouth, Brad- ley of Tisbury, and Upton of Nantucket.

Votes for Governor in Massachusetts, Edward Everett has, 42,160 Marcus Morton, 35,992 Scattering, 237 For Lieutenant Governor. George Hull has, 42,245 William Foster, 35,873 Scattering, ...... 40 248 Appendix.

Abstract of School Returns for Massachusetts. Number of Cities and Towns from which returns have been received, - 289

" of School Districts, - - - 2,517 " of Children between 4 and IC years, 166,912 « of Male Children attending School from 4 to 16 years, - 75,552 «* of Female Children attending School from 4 to 16 years, - 70,987

« of Male Instructers, - - - 2,154

" of Female Instructers, - - 2,816 Average number of Scholars attending Academies and Private Schools, - - 28,752 Towns having Local School Funds, - - 87 " not having Local School Funds, (no answer from two towns) . - - - 200 Amount raised at the last Annual Meeting for '* paying wages of Instructers solely," $356,694 94 Whole amount raised by Tax for support of Common Schools, (including the pre- ceding item,) 391,993 96 Amount raised by voluntary contributions to support Common Schools, - - 47,593 44 Estimated amount paid for Tuition in Pri- vate Schools and Academies, - - 326,642 53 Whole amount raised during the year in 289 Towns and Cities, for support of Common Schools, and Tuition in Private Schools and Academies, .... $766,229 93 In Boston, the average number of Children attending

Common Schools is 8,847 ; average attention on Private Schools, 4,000; number of Instructers of Common

Schools, 144 ; amount raised by Tax for support of Com- mon Schools, $88,000 ; amoimt (estimated) paid for Tuition in Private Schools, $100,000.

The -number of Deaths in Boston during the year 1836 amounted to 1770.. Appendix. 249

Expeyises of the Overseers of the Poor of Boston for 1836,

Amouut paid for Burials of City, State, and other Poor, - - - $277 00 " " Coffins for do. ... 207 00 " " Health Department, for con- veyin": the dead, - - 362 25 " " Secretary's salary, - - 800 00 " " Pensions and Grants, - 2,844 00 " " to other Towns for relief of City's Poor, - - 630 61 " " Fuel, Postage, Stationary, and other expenses, - 225 06 " *• Massaehusetts General Hos- pital, for board of Insane Paupers, - - - 348 47 " " Overseers, for disbursements in the several Wards, 12,984 52 Balance of Cash on hand, ... 3,155 84

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President, Stephen Fairbanks. Vice-President, John Rayner. Secretary, John Gorl'am Rogers. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker. Trustees, William Adams, Ephraim Harrington, James Barry, Gardner Greenleaf, James Ij. Homer, Joseph Lewis, Joseph Tilden, Thomas J. Shelton, Walter Fr«)st. Committee of Reliff, William S. Pendleton, William Dillaway, Amasa G. Smith, Theodore Washburn, Enoch H. Snelling, Lewis Dennis, Asa Swallow, Henry W. Dutton, Charles Stimson, jr.

Boston Phrenological Society. President, S. G. Howe, m. d. Vire-l*resident, J. F. Flagg. m. d. Corresponding Secretary, Nahum Capen. Rec()rding Secretary, John S. Sleeper. Treasurer, W. S. Thurston. Council, Rev. John Pierpont, Rev. James D. Green, Rev. O A. Brownson, J. D. Fisher, m. d. Curators, Joshua Tucker, m. d. George G. Smith. ^50 Appendix.

Boston Society of Natural History. President, Renjamiu D. Greene. Vice-President's, Kev. F. W. P. Greenwood, Waller Channing, m. d. Corresponding Secretary, Amos Binney.

Recording Secretary, Martin Gay, m. d. < Treasurer, Ezra Weston, jr. Librarian, Charles K. Dillaway. Cabinet Keeper, Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, m. d. Curators, George B. Emerson, D. Humphreys Storer, M. D. J. E. Ttsf limacher, J. B. S. Jackson, m. d. C. T. Jackson, m. d. Winslow Lewis, jr. m. d. Thaddeus M. Harris, m. d. A. A. Gould, m. d.

Boston Jitheneum. President, George Hayward, m. d. Vice President, Thomas G. Cary. Treasurer, Josiah Qtiincy, jr.

Secretary, William T. Andrews. . Ijibrarian, Seth Bass, m. d. Trustees, L P. Davis, Samuel May, Samuel Lawrence, John A. Lowell, William H. Prcscott, William T. An- drews, Edward VVigglesworth, Nathaniel L Bowditch, Thomas B. Curtis.

Charitable Association of the Boston Fire Department. President, Tliomas C. Amory. Vice-President, John Green, jr. Treasurer, William G. Eaton. Secretary, George K. Daniell. Committee on Relief, James Boyd, N. Frothingham 2d, George W. Wilkins, Ezekiel Bates, John Green, jr. Committee of Resources, T. C. Amory, H, P. Fairbanks, A. Ja- quith, William G. Eaton, Jesse Farmer.

Population of the United States, estimated for 1836. N. Y 2.400,000 Maryland 500,000 Missouri, 350,000 Penn 1,000,000 Maine, 555,000 Mississip. 150,000 Vir. 1,260,000 Indiana, 550,000 R. L^land, 110.000 Ohio. 1,300.000 New Jers. 360,000 Delaware, 88,000

?J. Carol i. 800,000 Alabama, 500.000 Distr. of Co. 50,000 S. Caroii. 650,000 Connect. 299,000 Florida. .50,000 Kentucky, 800,000 Vermont, 3.30,000 Mi< higan, 120,000 Tenness. 900,000 N. Hamp. 300,000 Arkansas, 70,000 Mass. 700,000 Louisiana, 350,000 Wisconsin, 20,000 Georgia, 620,000 Illinois. 320,000 Miss. Terri. 5,000 Total population, (including 400,000 Indians,) 16,680,000. Dr. HERSCHEL'S TABLE

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

Thi3 table and the accompanying remarks are the result of many years' actual observation ; the whole being constructed on a due con- sideration of the attraction of the sun and moon, in their several po- sitions respecting the earth, and will, by simple inspection, show the observer what kind of weather will most probably follow the entrance of the moon into any of its quarters, and that so near the truth as to be seldom or never found to fail.

If the new moon, the COUNTIAG-ROOM ALMANAC, ISS'T.

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