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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER,

Slntt^tr states? ©alcntiat,

FOR 1840. \

CONTAINING

THE TARIFF, THE IjXSOLVEJVT ,

CITY OFFICERS IN ,

AND OTHER

USEFUL INFORMATION.

BOSTON: PUBLISHED BY JAMES LORING,

13 2 Washington Street. SOLZPSBg IN 1840.

There will be four eclipses this year j two of the sun, and two of the moon.

I. A partial eclipse of the moon, commencing on the morning of

February 17, at 6h. 49m., and ending at lOh. ; invisible in Massa- chusetts, but partly visible in some of the western States.

ir. An annular eclipse of the sun, March 3 ; invisible in the tTnU ted States. Its first contact on our globe will be in the Indian Ocean, lat. 2 deg. 31 min. S., and long. 71 deg. 2 min. E., at 8h. 43 min.P.M. The dark shadow having passed over the China Sea and the Pacific

Ocean, will leave our globe in the sea of Kamschatka, lat. 53 deg. 49 min. N., and long. 166 deg. 52 min. E., on the morning of the 4th, at Ih. 45m. This eclipse will be visible in China, Tartary and Japan.

in. A partial eclipse of the moon, August 13, visible to every part of North and South America.

First contact with dark shadow, Ih. 14m. Middle of eclipse, 2h. 39m. Last contact with the moon, 4h. 4m. Digits eclipsed 7d. 17m. Northern Jimb.

IV. A total eclipse of the sun, August 26, invisible in the western hemisphere. This eclipse will commence on the evening of the 26th, at llh. 20m., and end on the 27th, at 4h. 25 m. in tlie morning. It will begin in South Africa, Lat. 3 deg. 2m. N., and long. 28 deg. 44 min. E., and will end about 900 miles south of New Holland, in tbd

Southern Ocean, in lat. 49 deg. 57 min S., and long. 120 deg. 49 min.

E. It will be total in Mozambique and Madagascar.

Correspondents are requested to forward their Communications for the Register early in November. Please notice that the Counties (except Suffolk,) are arranged alphabetically. A ^ 3 7. 1 3 IVi

A INDEX

Academy of Music ... 161 Commissioners of Mass. . 95

Agricultural Society . . . ]m9 " of . 247 Amherst Collese .... 149 Constables in Boston . . 227 American Statistical Society 160 (.'ongress, 2Cth 195

Andover Institutiou ... 151 Consuls, American , . . 206

Antiquarian Society . . . 160 " Foreign in U.S. . 210

Anti-Slavery Societies . . 169 Convention of Cong. Min. 125 Ancient & Hon. Artillery Co. 194 Congregational Char. Soc. 127 Army of the 217 ('ommerce & Rev. of Boston 248 Asylums 167 Counsellors, &c. in Boston 47

Attorneys in Boston ... 47 County Commissioners . . 21

Attorneys, Circuit Court, U.S. 201 " Meetings of . . . 24 Atheneum 160 Court, Counsel. Circuit, U. S. 202

Auctioneers in Boston . . 227 " Supreme Judicial . 20 " S. J. Callendar of . 22 Banks in Boston .... 170 " Common Pleas . . 20 " in . 178 " C. P. Callendar of . 2.3 Benev. Soc. of Young Men 166 " Municipal .... 20 Berkshire Justices, &c. . 51 " Police 20

Barnstable Justices, &c. . 49 " Probate 25

Bay State Association . . 168 Custom House Officers . . 203

Bank (Jommissioners . . 170 Bible Societies 15.5 Deaths in Boston .... 250 Billings & Holden Society . 161 Dispensary, Medical . . . 163 Bishops, Episcopal, Method- District Officers of U. States 200 ist, & R. Catholic, in U. S. 127 Dukes County Justices, &c. 60 Blind Asylum 166 Board of Education ... 95 Education Societies . 155

Boston Atheneum . . . 160 Essex Justices, &c. . 61 Bristol Justices, &c. ... 56 Eye and Ear Infirmary 163 British vessels destroyed by

Americans last war . . 181 Farm School 166 Federal Courts .... 201 Cashiers of Mass. Banks . 180 Fellows of Mass. Med. Soc. 117 Census of Towns, Mass. 1837 17 Fire Society 166

Churches and Ministers . . 128 Fire Department, Boston . 224

Charitable Societies . . . 162 Franklin Justices, &c. . . 66

Cincinnati of Massachusetts 166 Fraternity of Churches . . 166 Circuit Courts 200

City Officers of Boston . . 221 i Governors of Massachusetts 29 «« " of Salem . . 232 " of the several States 249 " " of Lowell . . 234 I

. Justices, 71 Colleges in Massachusetts 146 I Hampshire &c. €. Index.

Hampden Justices, &c. . . 69 Overseers of the Poor Handel and Haydn iSociety 161

Harvard University . . . 126 Phillips' Academy 152 Historical Society .... 159 Physicians in Boston 228 Howard Benevolent Society 165 Pilgrim Society . . 159

Hospital Corporation . . . 1G2 Plymouth Justicjes, &c. 84 Police Court in Boston 20 Influence of Wealth and Pov- Postage 102 I erty on life 42 Post Offices 97 I

Insolvent Law of 1838 . . 235 Probate Courts . . . 25

Instructers in Public Schools 225 I Public Administrators 94 Insurance Comps. in Boston 241 Intercourse with Foreign Na- Rail Road Corporations 231 tions 205 Religious Denom. in U. S.

Representatives of Mass. .

Library Associations . . 161

Literary Societies . . . J59 Sabbath School Societies . 156 Lunatic Hospital, Worcester 163 Salaries of State Officers .

" " Boston . 2-24 " ofU.S. Officers . Lying-in Hospital ... 164 Savings Banks in Boston . 165

School Committee . . . 223

Manufactories in Mass. . . 248 Secretaries of Departments 199 Marine Society .... 168 South Cove Corporation 168 " Hospital .... 164 State Prison 167 Masters in Chancery ... 94 Suffolk Justices, &c. . . 44 McLean Asylum .... 162 Supreme Court of Mass. 20 Medical Society of Mass. 117, I5G " " of U. States

" Association . . . 228 " Schools .... 158 Tariff of Duties, 1840 . .

" Dispensary . . . 163 Teniperance Societies . . 169

Middlesex Justices, &c. . 74 Theological Institutions 151

Militia of Massachusetts . 103 Thursday Lecture . . . 130

Missionary Societies . . . 153 Typographical Societies , . 167 Mount Auburn 169 Municipal Court .... 20 Undertakers in Boston 227

Musical Institute . . . . 16i Unitarian Association . . 154 U. S. Marine Hospital . . 164

Nantucket Justices, &c. . 80 Navy of the United Slates 219 Votes for Governor . . . 40

Newspapers in the U. S. . 240

Newton Institution . . . 151 Whig Republican Asso.

Norfolk Justices, &c. . . 81 Williams College . . . . 149

Notes payable on demand . 43 Worcester Justices, &c. &8 Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive

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JANUARY, 1840, begins /

FEBRUARY, 1840, begins on

MARCH, 1840, begins on Sunday

New Moon, 3d day, llh. 21m. evening. First Quarter, 10th day, 6h. 24m. evening. Full Moon, 17th day, llh. 47m. evening. Third Quarter, 26th day, Ih. 58m. morning.

f.sea. Observable Days, &c. | r.^s. | r.©s. w j I DlQuinqQagesima. 6 27 6 2 C. P. Worcester. 3 S. J. C. L. Boston. C. C. Ash Wedn. [Nor. Gr'f. High tides. perigee. 1st Sun. in Lent. C. P. Low. Taun. Low

) runs high. tides. Greg. Planet Hers. dis. 1781. Reg. sou. lOh. 28m. eve. Jackson born, 1767. C. P. Salem & Gr'f. C. C. Plymouth. St. Pat. Cool rough winds, with frequent snow blasts Cranmer burnt, 1556. Ceylon Mis. estab. 1814. C. P. North. C. C. Worces. & Taun. 9 runs low. Low tides.

C.Wesley died, 1788. 4th Sun. in Lent. Earthquake at Lima, 1828. APRIL, 1840, begins on

MAY, 1840, begins on Friday.

New Moon, 1st day, 7h. 22m. evening. First Quarter, 8th day, lOh. 6m. morning. Full Moon, 16th day, 6h. 46m. morning. Third Quarter, 24th day, 8h. 40m. morning. New Moon, 31st day, 2h. 31m. morning.

| f.sea. r.<>s. |w Observable Days, &c. r.^s. | | I

1 (jlSt. Philip Hl St. James. 5 3 7 2 7 # perigee. 3 D Napoleon died, 1821. 4 2 # runs high. 5 3 S. J. C Barn. 6 4 Col. Allen exch. 1778. 7 5| Low tides. 8 6Am. Bible Soc. form. 1816. 9 7:Gov. Bradford, d. 1657. 10 D3d Sun. after Easter. 11 2 Trumbull died, 1831. 12 3 S. J. C. Len. & Plym. C.

\-i 4 Am. Tr. Soc. An. [C. Con, 14 5 Am. Bib. Soc. Anniv. 15 6 disc. 1602.

16 7| High tides. 17 D # apogee. 18 2|# runs low. 19 3 20 4'c. C. Edg. 21 5 Dark day, 1780. 22 6 Mrs. Washington d. 1802.

23 7| Low tides. 24 D|5th Sun. after Easter. 25 2C. P. Edg. C. C. P. Wor. 26 3!Am. S, S. Union Anniv. 27 4Tract Anniv. Boston 28 Wm. Pitt born, 1759. 29 Very hio-h tides. 30 Alex. Pope died, 1744. 31 # perigee. JUNE, 1840, begins on Monday.

First Quarter, 6tli day, 8h. 33m. evening. Full Moon, 14th day, lOh. 5m. evening. Third Quarter, 22d day, 6h. 47m. evening. New Moon, 29th day, 9h. I4m. morning.

Days, 1 f.sea. r.^s. | Mi w Observable &c. | r.^s. I 2 C.P.N ant. Art. El. Bos, 33 8 morn. 9 41 3C. C. North. 32 40 10 3o; 3 4 Gen. El. N. H. 32 1 27 11 8 5 Peace with Tripoli, 1805. 31 2 11 11 37 i\ 6 Low tides. 31 2 56 morn. 7 Mahomet died, 634. 30 3 43 1 D Whitsunday. 30 4 36 22 8! 2 C. P. Con. & N. Bed. 29 5 36 41 9 3C. C.Greenfield. 29 6 43 1 10 4;War with Tripoli, 1801. 28 7 50 1 21 11 5lSt. Barnabas. 28 8 48 1 44

12 61 28 9 38 2 1] 13 7i# apogee. 28 10 21 2 44 14 DiTrinity. High tides. 27 11 rises. 15 2 C. P. Ip. Sp. & VVorces. 27 11 39 8 42 16 3 C. C. Worces. 27 ev. 16 9 23 17 4 Bat. Bunker Hill, 1775. 27 53 9 57| 18 5 War against Eng. 1812. 27 1 29 10 26 ]9 6 Gen. Green died, 1786. 27 2 3110 50 20 7 William IV. died, 1837. 27 2 3711 11 21 D 1st Sun. after Trinity. 27 3 16 11 31! 22 2 C. C. P. Cone. C. P. Len, 27 4 Ojll 51 23 33C. C. Springf. & Ded. 27 4 56 morn. 24 4 Pres. Manning died, 1791. 27 6 8 J4 25 5 Wm. IV. crowned, 1830. 27 7 33 39; 2(3 6 Innoc. intro. into Am. 1721 27 8 52 1 12 '^\ 7 Very high 27 9 59 1 54 m D # per. ^ runs high. 27 10 56 2 49 sets. i29 2ISt. Peter & St. Paul. 28 11 46 30 3| tides. 28 9 2

JULY, 1840, begins on AUGUST, 1840, begins on Saturday.

First Quarter, 5th day, Oh. 30m. morning. Full Moon, 13th day, 2h. 31m. morning. Third Quarter, 20th day, 7h. 33m. morning. New Moon, 27th day, 2h. Om. morning.

| r.^s. f.sea. M w Observable Days, &c. | ir.#s, I

7jLamraas day. [ 51 1 9 8 2 D|7th Sun. past Trinity. 52 2 9 28 3 2iAltair sou. lOh. 52m. eve. 54 2 9 50 4 3,C. C. Plym. 55 3 10 15 5 4 Low 56 3 10 45

6 5| tides. 57 4 11 20 7 6 O apogee. 58 6 morn. 8 7 O runs low. 59 7 4 9 DjLouis Phil, procl. 1830. 8 55 10 2!C. P. Gr'f. & Plym. 1 9 37 1 54 11 3 Moreau born, 1763. 3 10 24 2 58 12 4 George IV. born, 1762. 4 11 4 4 5 13 5 9 eclip. visible. 5 11 38 rises. 14 6,Am. Ed. Soc. form. 1815. 6 ev.ll 7 43 15 7|Assumption. 8 42 8 3 1() DChoc. Mis. estab. 1818. 9 8 24 17 2IC. P. North. 10 8 47 18 3;7*s rise lOh. 11m. eve. II 9 14 19 4 Com. Wm. & Yale Gbl. 13 9 48 20 5 Low tides. 14 10 30 21 6VVm. IV. born, 1765. 15 11 25 22 7 Bat. Bosworth Field, 1485. 17 morn. 23 Di® perigee. 18 8 38 31 24 2 St. Bartholomew. 19 9 45 1 46

25 3| Battle ofCressy, 1346. 21 10 35 3 4 26 4!Com. Cam. Dar. & Am. 22 11 16 4 22 27 5|l)r. Herschel died, 1822. 23 11 51 sets. 28 6Moreau killed, 1813. 25 morn. 7 10 29 7|Bat. of Lonor Island, 1773. 26 24 7 31 30 Dillth Sun. after Trinity. 27 57 7 52

31 2.C. P. VVorces. 29 1 29 8 16

SEPTEMBER, 1840, begins on OCTOBER, 1840, begins

NOVEMBER, 1840, begins on DECEMBER, 1840, begins on

Population of Massachusetts. 17

CEXSUS OF THE TOr/.XS LY M.^SS^CHUSETTS,

5:5=- The figures in the first column is the date of Incorporation. The figures in the cohiuin of towns, sihow the number of Represen- tatives III which ench town is entitled, by the amendment of the Constitution. The figures before the ctunnia, show the number they are entitled to send in each year during the next 10 years; the fig- ures after the comma show the number of yeirs, in the next lOyears, in which tliey are entitled to send I in addition. The two last col- umns show the census in 1837, and the distance from Boston. 18 Population of Massachusetts.

Inc. Population of Massachusetts. 19

Inc. 20 Courts. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Lemue] Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice. Samuel Putnam, of Boston, ^ Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Boston, ( AssociateA^oriatP Just.Just , of Taunton, ( Charles A. Dewey, of Northamp. ) Jittornty General,, James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions, , of Dedham.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. John M. Williams, of Taunton, Chief Justice.

Solomon Strong-, Leominster, ) David Cummins, Salem, > Associate Just.

Charles H. Warren, N. Bedford, ) District Attorneys. Asahel Huntington, of Salem, for Northern District. John H. Clifford, of N. Bedford, for Southern District. , of Worcester, for Middle District. Daniel Wells, of Greenfield, for Western District.

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judo-e. 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.

W^illiam Simmons, ^ John Gray Rogers, C Justices. James C. Merrill, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Jlssistant 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 J ustices Court for the tri.il of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. m. County Commissioners. 21 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BARNSTABLE. Jesse Boy den, Sandwich, Chairman. Michael Collins, Eastham, Charles Sears, Yarmouth. Special Commissioners, Nathaniel Hinckley, Barnsta- ble, Jonathan Nickerson, Dennis. BERKSHIRE. Robert F. Barnard, Sheffield, Chairman. Jere. Colgrove, Adams, Theo. Hinsdale, Pittsfield. Special Commissioners, Samuel C. Buel, Tyringham, Russell A. Gibbs, Lanesboro'. BRISTOL. Thomas A. Greene, New Bedford, Chairman. William Seaver, Taunton, Elkanah Bates, Mansfield. Special Commissioners, Adoniram Crane, Berkley, Lemuel May, Attleborough. DUKES. Timothy Das^gett, Edo^artown, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, William Mayhew,Chilmark. Special Commissioners, Daniel Fellows, Edgartown, Thomas Bradley, Tisbury. ESSEX. Asa W. Wildes, Newburyport, Chairman. A._T.Newhall,Lynnfield,M.Newell, West Newbury. Special Commissioners, John W. Allen, Manchester, William Whipple, Gloucester. FRANKLIN. Jonathan Blake, Warwick, Chairman. H. W. Taft, Sunderland, Rufus Sexton, Deerfield. Special Commissioners, Thomas Nims, Greenfield, John Porter, Buckland. HAMPDEN. James W. Crooks, Spring^field, Chairman. Gideon Styles, Southwick, John Ward, Palmer. Special Commissioners, Lucius Wright, Westfield, John Gould, Russell. HAMPSHIRE. Chauncey B. Rising, Worthington, Chairman. Joseph Cummings, Ware, Elisha Strong, Northamp. Special Commissioners, Ephraim Smith, Hadley, Ben- jamin White, Goshen. 3* 22 Supreme Judicial Courts. MIDDLESEX. Caleb Butler, Groton, Chairman. Abner Wheeler, Framingham, Timothy Fletcher, Charlestown. Special Commissioners^ Timothy Prescott, Concord, Darius Stevens, Stoneham. . The Selectmen of the Town. 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. William Crawford, Oakham, Chairman. Samuel Taylor, Sutton. Special Commissioners, Zechariah Sheldon, Fitchburg, David Davenport, Mendon.

Calendar of the Supreme Judicial Courts. LAW TERMS. Suffolk and JVantucket. Boston, 1st Tues in March. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 2d Tues in September. Hampshire, Hampden, and Franklin. Northampton, on the Monday next preceding the 4th Tues in Sep- tember. Worcester. Worcester, on the 1st Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Middlesex. Cambridge, on the 3d Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Bristol, Plymouth, Ba>nstahle and Dukes. Plymouth and Taunton, alternately on the 4th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. JVorfolk. Dedham, on the 5th Tues next after the 4th Tues of September. Esser. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Courts of Common Pleas. 23

NISI PRIUS TERMS. Barnstable and Dukes. 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 6th Tues after the 1st Tues of March, and on the 2d Tues of 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 the 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. Edgartown, on the last Mon in May, and the last Mon of September. Essex. Ipswich, 3d Mon of June, and 3d Mon of December. Salem, 3d Mon of March. Newburyport, 3d Mon of September. 24 Meetings of County Commissioners.

Franklin. Greenfield, on the 3d Mon in March, 2d Men in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, 3d Mon in June, 2d Mon 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 4th Mon in June. Lowell, 2d Mon in September, and 1st Mon in November. Cambridge, 2d Mon in February, and 2d Mon in December. JVantucket. Nantucket, 1st Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. JVorfoIk. Dedham, 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. Siiffoik. 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. Cnminal court, 3d Mon of January, last Mon of May, and 4th Mori 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 1st Tues in April, and on the 1st 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 the2d 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- tember, on the 1st Tues in March, and 1st Tues of June and December. Probate Courts in Massachusetts. 25

Hampden. Springfield, on the 2d Tues of April, and 1st Tues of October, and 4th Tues of June and Dec. Middlesex. Cambridn-e, 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. JVoifolL Dedham, on the 3d Tues of April, and the 4th Tues of June and September, and on the last Wed of December. Plymouth. Plymouth, on the 3d Tues in March, and on tlie 1st Tues in Augnist, and on the 1st Tues of Jan. 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 Prolate 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 ofOctober. At Weltieet, at the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, on the Thurs next after the last Mon ofOc- tober. At Truro, at the house of John Kenny, on the Thurs next after the 3d Mon of April. At Province- town, at the house of Thomas Lothrop, on Friday next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Friday next after the last Mon ofOctober. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in\\hich month the Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Griswold's in Great Barrington, on the 2d 26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

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. At Taunton, on the Friday next after the 1st Tues of January, on the 1st Tues of March and November, on the Fri next after the 3d Mon of June, and on the Fri- day next after the 1st Tues of August. At New Bed- ford, on the 1st 7''ues of February, on the 3d Mondays of June and December. At Freetown, on the 1st Tues of January. At Rehoboth, 1st Tues of April. At Digh- ton on the Fri next after the 1st Fridays of April and October. At Norton, 1st Friday of July. At West- port, 1st of August. At Seekonk, Jst of Sept. At Fall River, 1st of October, and at Attleboro', 1st of May. DUKES. At the house of Mr. Luce, in Tisbury, (West) on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Matthew P. Butler, Holmes' Hole, on the 3d Mon of April. At the Probate Office in Edgartown, 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 De- cember. 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 An- dover, (North Parish,) 3d Tues in January ; and Ando- ver, (South Parish,) 3d Tues in July. FRANKLIN. At Greenfield, 2d Tues in February, March and May, 4th Tues in August, 2d Tues in October, 1st Tues in November, and 3d Tues in December. 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 September. At Warwick, the day following the last Tues of April, and the day fol- lowing 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 terms as the Judge shall appoint. HAMPSHIRE. At Northampton, 1st Tues in each month. At Am- herst, 2d Tues in January, April and August. At Bel- chertown, 2d Tues in February, May and October. At

Chesterfield, .'3d Tues in May, and 3d Tues in October. MIDPLKSEX. At Cambridge, on the 2d Tues of January, on the 3d Tues of March, May and November, on the 1st Tues of September, and on the 2d Tues of October. At Concord, on the 2d Tues of February, April, August and November. At Charlestown, on the 3d Tues of February and August. At Framingham, on the last Tues of June and Octolier. At Groton, on the 1st Tues of May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. NANTUCKET. At Nantucket, on the first Thursday of every month. NORFOLK. At the Court House in Dedham, on the 1st Tues of each month. At Quincy, on the 2d Tues in February, May and August. At Roxbury, on the 4th Tues of February, May, August and November. In the First Parish in Wrentham, on the 3d Tues of May, August and November. At Medway, on the 3d Mon of June, and on the Mon next before the 3d Tues of February. 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 Enst 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 November. At Rochester, on Wed next after the last Tues of May, and Wed next after the first Tues of November. 28 Salaries of Officers.

SUFFOLK. At the Probate Office in Boston, every Mon in the months of January, to May inclusive ; every Mon in June, except the first and last; and every Mon except the first, in the months of x\ugust to December inclu- sive. WORCESTER. At Worcester, 1st Tues of every month. At Brook- field, on the 2d Tues of May and October. At Lan- caster, on the 3d Tues in May and October. At Fitch- burgf, on the Wed next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Templeton, on the Thurs next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Barre, on the Fri next after the 3d Tues in May and October. At Men- don, on the 4th Tues in May. At Uxbridge, on the 4th Tues in October.

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Gorernor, ^3666,^7 LJeuttnant-Governor, . - - . . 533^3 Chief Justice of ihe 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

Judgeof the Municipal CdUit, - - - 1250,00 Justices in Police Court, .... 1500,00 Attorney- General, ..... 1200,00 Reporter of Decisions, ..... 1000,00 Secretary of the Commonwealth, - - - 2000,00 1st Clerk in Secretary's, Treasurer's, and Adju- tant General's Offices, .... 1200,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, ... S000,CO Adjutant-General, 1500,00

, Reporter of Decisions in S.J. Court, - - 1000,00 District Attorneys, 1000,00 Clerk of the Senate, 1170,00 Clerk of the House of Representatives, - 1170,00 Secretary of the Board of Education, - 1500,00 Bank Commissioners, (trav. expenses) and %& a day.

Counsellors, Senators, and Representatives,two dollars each foreach day's attendance, and two dollars for every ten miles travel.— President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, four dollars per day foreach day's attendance. f

OOVERJVORS LV MASSACHTfSJETT^.

A XIST OF THE GOVERNORS AND COMMANDERS ir* CHIEF OF PLYMOUTH AND MASSACHUSETTS.

GovertiorS of Plymouth, chosen annually hy the PeopU. 1620 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1633 Edward Winslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1634 Thomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow 1635 William Bradford 1681 Thos.HinckleyMo 1 536 Ed wa rd Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interruption hy Andros, 16^^8 Thomas Prince till the junction with Mas^ 1639 William Bradford sachusetts 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 Rich. Bellingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott 1641 Rich. Bellino-ham 1665 Rich. Belling-ham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 1644 John Endicott 1679 1645 Thomas Dudley

After the dissolution of the First Charter.

1686 , Pre5. I by the People, and Simon Andros, Bradstreet elected Presi^ 1687 Sir Edmund |

Governor. I dent who, in 1691, ivas cho' sen Governor. 1689 Sir Edmund deposed \

* 1628, the Company in England for settling Massachusetts Bay, chose Matthew Cradock, Governor, and Thomas Goffe, Lieutenant Governor, but they never came to America. 30 Governors of Massachusetts.

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charier^ appointed by the King. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir 1692 Wil liam Stoughton, 1699—1700 EarlofBello- to 1702 mont 1702 Thomas Povey 1702 May. The Council. Joseph Dudley 1715 1714 Feb. The Council. March. Jos. Dudley 1716 1723 ' 1728 William Burnet 1729 William Dummer 1730 1730 William Tailer 1733 .1740 1756 1753 William Shirley Spencer Phips 1747 Jlpril. The Council. Thomas Pownal 1758 Thos. Hutchinson, 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770 1770 Thos. Hutchinson 1770 1774 1774 Thomas Oliver

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

Under the Kew Constitution, chosen annually by the People. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 , to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing,toFeb.28,1788 1785 , 1787 1788 , 1789 1787 John Hancock, Oct.8, 1793 1789 , 1794 1794 Samuel Adams, 1797 n^A , May 20, 1800 1797 ,June7, 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 , 1807 1802 Edward H.Robbins, 1807 1807 JamesSuIHvan.Dec.lO, 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 , Feb. 6, 1825 1824 Marcus Morton, July, 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1826 Thomas L.Winthrop, 1832 1834 John Davis, 1836 1833 Samuel T. Armstrongs 1836 1836 , 1840 1836 George Hull. 1840 Marcus Mor(on. yo^«r.— Those Lieutenant Governors whose names are in italics,acted as Governors pro tern. Civil Officers of Massachusetts. 31

Chief Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court. William Gushing, 1781 to 1789. Theophiliis Parsons, 1806 to 1813. Natlianiel P. Sargent, 1790 to , 1814. 1791. Isaac Parker, 1814 to 1830. , 1791 to 1806. , 1830, Jittorney Generals. Robert T. Paine, 1730 to 1790. , 1810 to 1832. James Sullivan, 1790 to 1807. James T. Austin, 1832. , 1807 to 1810. Secretaries of the State John Avery, 1780 to 1806. Alden Bradford, 1812 to 1824. Jonathan L. Austin, 1806 to 1808, Edward D. Bangs, 1824 to 1836. William Tudor, 1808 to 1810. John P. Bigelovv, 1836. Benjamin Romans, 1810 to 1812. Treasuren of the State. , 1780 to 1783. Thomas Harris, 1810 to 1811. I Austin, 1811 to 1812. Thomas Ivers, 1783 to 1787. I Jona. L. Alexander Hodgdon, 1787 to 1792, John T. Apthorp, 1812 to 1817. Thomas Davis, 1792 to 1797. Daniel Saigent, 1817 to 1822. Feleg Coffin, 1797 to 1802. Nahum Mitchel, 1822 to 1827. Jonathan Jackson, 1802 to 1806. Joseph Sewall, 1827 to 1832. ThompsonJ.Skinner,]806to]808. HezekJah Barnard, 1832 to 1837. Josiah Dvvight, 1808 to 1810. David Wilder, 1837. Presidents of the Senate. Thomas Gushing, 1780. , 1813 to 1823. , 1780 to 1781. , 1823 to 1826. Samuel Adams. 1781 to 1785, and John Mills, 1826 to 1828. 1787 to 1788.' Sherman Leiand, 1828 to 1829. Samuel Phillips, 1785 to 1787, and Samuel Lothrop, 1S29 to 1831. 1788 to 1801. Leverett Sallonslall, 1831 to 1832. David Cobb, 1801 to 1805. William Tliorndike, 1832 to 1833. H. G. Otis, 1805 to 1806, and 1808 Benj. T. Pick man, 1833 to 1835. to 1811. Georse Bliss, 1835 to 1836. John Bacon, 1806 to 1807. . 1836 to 1838. , 1807 to 1808, and , 1838 to 1840. 1811 to 1813. Daniel P. King, 1840. Speakers of the House. , 1780 to 1782. Perez Morton, 1806 to 1808, and Nathaniel Gorham, 1782 to 1783, 1810 to 1811, and 1785 to 1786. , 1811 to 1812. Tristram Dalton, 1783 to 1784. Eleazer W. Ripley, winter sesB. Samuel A. Otis, 1784 to 1785. of 1812. , 1786 to 1787. Elijah H. Mills, 1820 to 1821. James Warren, 1787 to 1788. Josiah Quincy, 1821 to 1822.

Theodore Sedgwick, 1 788 to 1789. Lutlier Lawrence, winter sess. David Cohb, 1789 to 1793. of 1822. E. H. Bobbins, 1793 to 1802. Levi Lincoln, 1822 to 1823. John C. Jones, 1802 to 1803. William C. Jarvis, 1823 to 1825, H. G. Otis, 1803 to 1805. and 1826 to 1828. Timothy Bigelovv, 1805 to 1806, , 1825 to 1826. and 1808 to 1810, and 1812 to W^m. B. Calhoun, 1828 to 1835. i820. , 1835 to 1838. Robert C. Winthrop, 1838. Civit Government of Massachusetts

For the Political Year, commencing January, 1840.

His Excellency MARCUS MORTON, ll.d. Governor. , His Honor George Hull, Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL.

John R. A dan, of Boston I Joseph Grinnell, N. Bedf. Duncan, Haverh. Charles Hudson, West- | James H. minster William Porter, jr. Lee Parker, Reading Isaac C. Bates, Northarap. \ Edmund M.Davis, Plymouth David A. Simmons, Roxb. j Nath'l

Secretary of the Commonwealth, John P. Bigelow. Chief Clerk, William Tufts. Clerk, Charles W. Lovett TVeasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth, David Wilder.

Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. J. I. Linzee, 2d Clerk, Offices in State House, SENATE. Daniel P. King, President. Suffolk, Josiah Quincy, jr. James Savage, William J. Hubbard, Edmund Dwight, George Morey, Isaacj Harris. Essex, David Choate, Daniel P. King, Amos Ab-r bott, John S. Williams, Josiah Little, Samuel Lane. Middlesex, Leonard M.Parker, James Russell, Jo-^ seph W. Mansur, Sidney Wiilard, Thos. J. Greenwood. Worcester, Samuel Wood, Chas. C. P. Hastings, Na- thaniel Wood, Jedediah Marcy, Benjamin Estabrook, Charles Sibley. Hampshire, William Bowdoin, Timothy A. Phelps, Franklin, George T. Davis. Hampden, Asa Lincoln, Matthew Ives, jr. Berkshire, Russell Brown, Increase Sumner. jSTorfolk, Benjamin P. Williams, Lucas Pond, Brad« ford L, Wales. Representatives for 1840. 33

Plymouth, Seth Sprague, jr. Jared Whitman. Bristol, Foster Hooper, Seth Whitmarsh, Horatio Pratt. Barnstable, Charles Marston. JVantucket and Dukes, George B. Upton. Charles Calhoun, Clerk. W. P. Gregg, .Assistant Clerk. Rev. Daniel M. Lord, Chaplain.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Robert C. Winthrop, Speaker. Luther S. Gushing, Clerk.

Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, } ^j j . ^^^P^^'^^' Rev. Benj. Whittemore, \ SUFFOLK. Boston Amos Binney, Leavitt, Ezekiel W.Leach, George T. Bigelow, Wm. Joseph Lewis, Wm. Law- C. Brown, Francis Brown, rence, , John Bolles, Noah Brooks, Theophilus R. Marvin, George T. Curtis, Daniel Francis J. Oliver, Thomas Denny, Isaac P. Davis, Patten, Lewis G. Pray, Thomas A. Davis, Frank- William W. Parrott, Geo. lin Dexter, George Darra- W. Phillips, Theophilus cott, Frederic Emerson, Parsons, Samuel Quincy, David Francis, Nathan John Rayner, Joseph W. Gurney, John C. Gray, Revere, Jeffrey Richard- Frederic Gould, John son, Daniel Safford, J. Gardner, John Green, jr. Thomas Stevenson, Wood- James W. Gates, Samuel bridge Strong, Josiah Vin- Greele, Ozias Goodwin, ton, jr. John B. Wells, Thomas Hunting, James William Willett, Horatio Harris, Samuel W. Hall, M. Willis, Robert C. Win- John P. Healy, Eliphalet throp, James M. Whiton, P. Hartshorn, Cranston Thomas B. Wales Howe, Robert Hooper, jr. Chelsea Robert Keith, Benson 4» 34 Representatives for 1840. BARNS TABLE. '*' Barnstable Daniel Basset, Richard Baker, jr. Nathaniel Hinckley, Thos. Orleans Luther Snow, B. Lewis Nathaniel Freeman Breu'ster Josiah Foster Provinceiown John Atkins, Chatham Samuel Doane, David Cook, 2d. I Henry Gorham Sandwich Benj. Bourne, Dennis Seth Crowell, Sam- Josiah Bacon, Chas. Nye uel Rogers Truro Freeman Atkins, Eastham Barnabas Free- Jedediah Shed man Welljleet Nathl. P. Wiley, Falmouth Silas Jones, Eli- Solomon R. Hawes jah Swift Yarmouth Sylvan us Crow- Harioich Cyrus Weeks, ell, Freeman Taylor BERKSHIRE Adams Snell Babbit, Lo- JSfew Marlborough George renzo Rice, Ezra D. Whit- Smith Otis Curtis Hunt Alford Elijah K. Williams Peru Edward T.Nash Becket Pittsjield James Francis, Cheshire Noah Y. Bushnell Jabez Peck, Comfort B. Clarksburg Piatt Dalton John Chamberlain Richmond Seneca Pettee Egremont Rich. P. Brown Sandisjield David Bel den Florida Savoy Philip Pierce Great Harrington Perley SheJ^eld Orrin Curtis, Mo- D.Whitmore,PhilipBarnes ses Forbes Hancock Stockbridge John M. Coop- Hinsdale Wm. Hinsdale er, Charles Webster Lianesborough Asahel Tyringham Amos Lang- Buck, jr. don, jr. Lee Eli Bradley, Leonard Washington John S. Noble Church West Stockbridge Lenox Henry H. Cook TViUiamstown Jas. Corbin, Mount Washington Henry Johnson JVew Ashford Phineas Windsor Moses Ford Harmon BRISTOL. Attleborough Carlos Bar- Dartmouth Thos. K. Wil- rows, Jonathan Bliss bur, Henry S. Packard Berkley Tamerlane Burt Dighton Representatives for 1840. 35

Easton Jonathan Pratt Stetson, Isaac C. Taber Fairhaven Joseph Tripp, Pawtiicket John B. Reed, Cyrus E. Clark, Elbridge James C. Starkweather G. Morton Raynham Amos Hall, Job Fall River John Eddy, Pe- Robinson rez Mason, Nathan Dur- Rehohoth Wm. Marvel, 2d. fee, Enoch French Seekonk Wra. Ide, CaJeb Freetown Chaffee Mansfield Schiiyl. Shepard Somerset Benj. G. Chace M)rton John Crane, Hen- Swansey Artemas Ste fa- ry Newcomb bins, Jonathan K. Brown JVeio Bedford, John F. Em- Taunton Leonard Hall, erson, Charles V. Card, William Haskins, John Thomas A. Greene, Al- Pratt, Allen Presbry, fred Gibbs, George How- Stephen L. White land, jr. Charles W.Mor- Westport Gamaliel Church, gan, John Perkins, Silas John A. Gifford DUKES. Chilmark Daniel Flanders Tisbury Bartlelit Alien, Edgartown David Davis^ Asa Johnson Elihu P. Norton ESSEX.

Ameshury Moses Hoyt, jr. Haverhill Jonathan Crow- Jlndover JacobBerry, Isaac ell, Samuel Johnson, Al- Caruth, Henry J. Gray fred Kittredge, Robert Beverly John I. Baker, Stuart William Lamson, Thos. Ipswich Nathl. R. Farley B. Smith Lynn Joseph A. Lloyd, Boxford Moses Kimball G"eorgeHood,AbelHough- Bradford Edmund Kimball ton, jr. Samuel Mudge, Danvers Henry Poor, Jeremiah C. Stickney, Samuel P. Fowler, Allen John Stone, Benj. Mudge Putnam, Joshua H. Ward Lynnfeld Do-vid N.Swasey Essex Aaron L. Burnham, Manchester Arba Burnham Samuel Hardy Marblehead Thomas Elk- Gloucester Simeon Burn- ins, , Daniel ham, Daniel D. Heartley, G. Wilkins, William Wil- William B. Haskins, Dan- liams, jr. iel Robinson, Henry Saun- Methuen ders, James P. Tarr Middleton Hamilton Allen W. Dodge JVewbury Daniel Noyea Representatives for 1840.

JVewburyport Joseph B. W. Palfray, Francis A. Morss, James Blood, Jo- Fabens, William H. Wa- seph Couch, John M. ters, Stephen P. Webb Cooper Salisbury Henry M. Brown Rowley and ) Saugus Francis Dizier

Georgetown s TopsMd Asa Pingree Salem George Peabody, Wenham Andrew Dodge Henry Grant, John W. West JVewbury Addison Rogers, David Pulsifer,jr. Brown, George W. Carr George H. Smith, Charles FRANKLIN. AsJijldd Friend Knowlton Leyden David N.Carpenter Bemardston Henry W. Monroe Cushman Montague Elihu P. Thayer Buckland Jose'^h. Griswold JVeiv Salem Seth C. Smith Charleimnt Emory Green- jYorthfield Samuel C. Al- leaf len, jr. Harris Stratton Coleraine Franklin Newell Orange Salmon Howard Conway Erasmus D. Ham- Bo we ilton Shelbume Cyrus Alden Deerfidd Geo. Dickinson Shutesbury Benj. Dane Erving Sunderland Horace Hen- GUI Eliphalet S. Darling derson Greenfield Ambrose Ames, Warwick Lemuel Wheel- Eber Nash ock Hawley Calvin Cooley Wendell Martin Hager Heath Whateley Elijah Allis Leverett HAMP DEN. Blandford Simeon W. Southwick Warren Bying- Loring ton Brimjield Penuel Parker Springfield Chester Joshua Stevens Tolland Leonard Cowles Granville Jona. B. Bancroft Wales James C. Royce Holland Westfield Joseph Arnold, Longmeadow Gad O. Bliss Asa B. Whitman huiuow Dennis Knowlton West Springfield Spencer Monson Hiram Newton Flower, Lyman Whitman, Montgomery NoahSheldon Lester Williams Palmer Franklin Morgan, Wilbraham John Carpen- Asa Shumway ter, Stephen Stebbins Russell James Bishop Representatives for 1840. 37

H A M P S HIRE. Amherst Charles Adams, Calvin Strong, Eliphalet , jr. Williams Belchertown James H. JVorwich Aaron B. Dimock Clupp, Chester Tilden Ptlham David Abercrom- Chesterfield Samuel Davis bie Cuvimington Joseph Or- Plainfeld Stephen Gloyd cutt Prescott Roswell Allen EastHampton Jno.Ludden South Hadley Spencer Enfield Ichabod Pope Moody Goshen Asahel Billings Southampton Steph.Strong Granbij Eli Moody iVare John Bowdoin, Nel- Greenwich Ira Haskell son Palmer Hadley Charles P. Phelps, Weslhampton Jared Bart- John Shipman lett Hatfield Justin Wait Williamsburg Middlefield Oliver Smith Worthington Jas. Benton JsTorthamptonS^ m.CldiVk^x. MIDDLESEX. Acton Nathan Brooks Groton Ashhy Holliston Samuel Payson, Bedford Reuben Bacon Calvin Rock wood Billerica Thos. Spaulding Hopkinton Jefferson Pratt, Boxborough Peter Whit- Amara Fames comb Lexington Isaac Muliiken Brighton Jona. Winship Lincoln Burlington NahumJenison Littleton Cambridge Joel Giles, Lowell Nathaniel Wright, Ezekiel Hayden Jeffersan Bancroft, Jesse Carlisle Amos Spaulding Phelps, Royal Southwick, Charlestown Jona. Locke, Isaac Scripture, Alvah Phineas Rice, William D. Mansur Butts, Richard Frothing- Maiden Wm. Nichols, jr. hara, jr. John Cheever, Theodore L. Stiles Phineas J. Stone, Charles Marlborough Isaac Hay- Adams den, Ezekiel Bruce Chelmsford Medford Leonard Buck- Concord Francis R. Gour- nam, Lewis Richardson gas, Ephraim Meriam JVatick Dracut Atis Ansart, Sam- JVewton Joel Fuller, Jesse uel Fox Winslow Framingham Pepperell John P. Tarbell, 38 Representatives for 1840.

Arnold Hutchinson Totvnsend Luther Adams Reading George Flint, Waltham Elisha Crehore, Samuel Carter Luke Fiske Sherburne Alpheus Clark fVatertown Grenville T. Shirley Winthrop South Reading Aaron Fos- Wayland ter, jr. Joseph W. Vinton West Cambridge William Stoneham Wm. G. Fuller Locke, 2d. ^010 Pliny Wetherbee Westford Saml. Fletcher Sudhui-y Ephraim Moore Weston William Spring^ Tewksiury Zephaniah Wilmington Clark, jr. Woburn Henry Parker, Tjfngsborough Rufus M. Thomas Pool Biodorett NANTUCKET J^Tantucket George Brad- uel H. Jenks, William B. burn, Jonathan G. Briggs, Mitchell, David Joy Benjamin Gardiner, Sam- NORFOLK. Bellingham D wight Col- Qidncy Ebenezer Bent, burn George Baxter, Nathaniel Braintree JosephRichards, White Minot Thayer Randolph Benjamin Rich- Brookline ards, Jairus White, Chas. Canton Samuel Capen, T. VVoodman John Gay Roxbury Charles Ellis, Cohasset Nichols Tower Stephen Williams, Saml. Dedham Joshua Fales H. Walley, jr. Ebenezer Dorchester Walter Baker, W. Stone, Michael Whit- Eleazer J. Bispham, Wm. temore, jr. Clapp Sharon Jedediah Morse Dover Stoughton Jesse Pierce, Foxborough Wiliard Pierce Consider Southworth Franklin Ward Adams, Walpole EmmonsPartridge Davis Thayer Weymouth Adoram Clapp, Medfield George Dyer, Leonard Medway Paul Daniell Tirrell Milton Eben'r. G. Tucker Wrentham John A. Craige, JVeedham Emery Fisk, Eli- Otis G. Cheever sha Lyon Representatives for 1840. 39 PLYMOUTH. Ahingtoji Elihu Hobart, Middlehorongh Geo. Stur- Joseph Cleverly tevant, Zebulon K. Pratt, Bridgeivaier J no. A. Shaw, Consider Fuller, Thomas Nahum Stetson Dog-gett Carver Joseph Barrows A'*. Bridgewater Jesse Per- Duxhury Benjamin Alden, kins, Eliab Whitman Joseph F. Wadsworth Pembroke Nathaniel Smith East Bridgewater William Plymouth Jeremiah Farris, Harris, Isaac Pratt Ezra Leech, John Russell, Halifax Henry Pope Elisha Nelson Hanover Abel G. Duncan Plympton ZaccheusParker Hanson Philemon H. Per- Rochester James H. Clark, kins Isaac Smith, Samuel Stur- Hingham Thomas Loring-, tevant, jr. David Fearing, Laban Scituate William James, Gushing Ebenezer Stetson Hull Robert Goold Wareham Thos. Savery Kingston Josiah Holmes West Bridgewater John E. Marshfield Elijah Ames Howard WORCESTER. Ashhurnham Kilburn Gardner Harwood Grafton Alhol Theodore Jones Hardwick John Raymond Auburn Harvard Asa Daby Barre Nathaniel Loring, Holden Silas Flagg, Tilla Nathaniel Holland Chaffin Berlin Joseph Park Hubbardston Micajah Bolton Caleb Wheeler Reed, George Williams Boylston Eli B. Lamson Lancaster Silas Thurston, Brookfield Francis Howe, jr. John Thurston Amos Prichard Leicester David Henshaw, Charlton Simeon Lamb, Isaac Southgate Aaron Marble, Alpheus Leominster Charles Hills, W^hite Rufus Kendall Dana Lunenburg Daniel Low, jr. Douglas Obediah Morse, Mendon Laban Bates, 2d. Lyman Young Milford Peter Corbett, Dudley John Eddy, Wil- John Mason liam Lamed MUlbury Cyrus Faulkner, Fitchburg Francis Perkins Charles Hale 40 Representatives for 1840. jyetD Braintree Stephen Spencer Eleazer B. Draper Fay Sterling William Goss, J^orthborough Joel Bart- Samuel T. Sawyer lett Sturbridge Cromwell Bul- JVorthbridge Silas Rawson lard, Lemuel Hooker JVbrth Brookfield Freeman Sutton Welcome Whipple, Walker, Joseph A. Moore Benjamin Woodbury Oakham Alexander Craw- Templeton Moses Leland, ford, 2d, John Boynton Oxford Ebenezer Pcich, Upton Nahum W. Hol- Alexander C. Thurston brook, Elijah Warren Paxton Tyler Goddard Uxbridge FrancisDeanejr. Petersham Seth Hapgood, Warren Thomas Damon Arteinas Bryant Webster Lathrop Clark Phillipston James Rich- Wesiborough OtisBrigham, ardson Nahum Fisher Princeton Sewall Mirick West Boylston Benjamin Royalston Cyrus Davis, F. Keyes, Silas Walker Benjamin Fry Westminster Rutland William Davis Winchendon Wm. Brown Shrewsbury Adam Har- Worcester , rington, Azor R. Phelps Lewis Chapin, Nathan Southborough Humphrey Heard, William Lincoln, B. Wheeler Stephen Salisbury, John Southbridge Benj. D. Hyde Wright

Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant- at-Arms to the Legislature. William Manning, Messenger to Governor and Council, Edmund S. Brigham, Watchman to State-House. Milton Hall, Doorkeeper to Senate. Elijah W. Cutting, David Murphey, Alexis Pool, Door- keepers to the House of Representatives.

Votes for Governor, Mass. Whole number of votes, 102,06*6 Necessary for a choice, 51,034

Marcus Morton has . . . 51,034

Edward Everett, . . . 50,725 Scattering, 307

No Lieutenant Governor is chosen by the people. Justices throughout the State. 41

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth^ arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Artemas Ward, Boston Jacob Hall, Boston Benj. Pickman, Boston John Merrill, Newburyport H irrison G. Otis, Boston John Endicott, Dedham Daniel Kilhain, Wenham , E.Bridgew. William Prescott, Boston Ezra Mudge, Boston John Ljowell, Boston Mark Dool'ittle, Belchert. John Davis, Boston John Mason, Swanzey Joseph Story, Cambridge Bezaleel Taft, Oxbridge George Blake, Boston Jonathan Phillips, Boston , Boston Saml. C. Allen, Northfield N. Mitcliell, Boston George Hull, Sandisfield Samuel S. Wilde, Boston James Savage, Boston Samuel Putnam, Boston Joseph E.Sprague, Salem John Welles, Boston Nathan Brooks, Concord Peter C. Brooks, Boston H. A. S.Dearborn, Roxbury John T. Kirkland, Boston , Boston Samuel Crocker, Taunton Lemuel Shaw, Boston John Pickering, Boston Joseph Kittredge, Andover Sam'l.P.P.Pay, Cambridge Jona. Dwight, Springfield Silas Holman, Bolton John Locke, Lowell Richard Sullivan, Boston Henry Hubbard, Pittsfield B.W.Crowninshield, Bost. Luke Fiske, Waltham Thos. Greenleaf, Quincy Patrick Boise, Westfield Josiah Quincy, Cambridge Elijah Swift, Falmouth Samuel Porter, Hadley Jos. Bowman, N.Braintree Joseph Locke, Lowell John C. Gray, Boston , Leominster Howard Lothrop, Easton Levi Lincoln, Worcester Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham John Q. Adams, Quincy Wm. P. Walker, Lenox James T. Austin, Boston David Cummins, Salem S. T. Armstrong, Boston Marcus Morton. Taunton John R. Adan, Boston Nathan Willis,' Pittsfield Jeremiah Mason, Boston RusselFreeman,Sandwich David Mack, jr. Amherst Stephen White, Boston Jas. Richardson, Dedhara Nathl. Silsbee, Salem Benjamin Sheldon, New James Fowler, Westfield Marlborouffh Stephen Barker, Andover Asa W. Wildes, Newbu- Hezek, Barnard, Nantuck. ryport Edmund Cnshing, Lunenb. David Winder, Boston Thos.L.Winthrop, Boston Jona. Hartwell, Montague o 42 Justices throushout the State.

Ch. J. Holmes, Taunton William Minot, Boston John Davis, Worcester Caleb Foote, Salem Benj. Russell, Boston Henry ShaM', Lanesboro' Nathl. Austin, Charlestown David Joy, Nantucket Benj. Rodman, N. Bedford Edw'dWalcott, Pawtucket Zenas Crane, Dalton Ch. A. Dewey, Northamp. WarrenLoveringjMedway Saml. D. Parker, Boston Edw. F. Jacobs, Scituate Asahel Huntington, Salem LeverettSaltonstall, Salem Pliny Merrick, Worcester Jno. M.Williams, Taunton Daniel Wells, Greenfield , Leomin- Chas. H. Warren, N.Bedf. ster Francis C. Gray, Boston George Bliss, Springfield Chas. Hudson, Westmins. Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield LeavittThaxter, Edgart'n. Wm. B. Calhoun, Springfi. Isaac C. Bates, Northamp. Peter O. Thacher, Boston David A. Simmons, Roxb. Sherman Leland, Roxbury Joseph Grinnell, N. Bedf. , Camb. Robt. C. Winthrop, Boston Saml. Mixter, N.Braintree MyronLawrence,Belchert. John Howard, Springfield

Table showing the influence of wealth and poverty respectively upon the duration of human life. Mr, Casper, of Berlin, takes from the register of deaths, in the Almanac of Gotha, a thousand names belonging to the families of Princes and Dukes, and, from the official returns of the population of Berlin, a thousand names of persons who had lived upon charity, and whose deaths had been carefully registered. Of a thousand rich and poor, there were existing,

At the Age of Notes Payable on Demand. 43

AN ACT CGJ^CERNING NOTES PAYABLE ON DEMAND.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa- tives^ in General Court assembled^ and by the authority

of the same, as follows :

Sect. 1. In any action brought upon a promissory note payable on demand, made after this act shall go into operation, by an indorser against the promisor, any matter shall be deemed a legal defence, and may be given in evidence accordingly, which would be a legal defence to a suit on the same note, if brought by the promissee.

Sect. 2. On any promissory note payable on de- mand, made after this act shall go into operation, a demand made at the expiration of sixty days from the date thereof without grace, or at any time within that term, shall be deemed to be made within a reasonable time ; and any act, neglect or other thing which by the rules of law and the customs of merchants is deem- ed equivalent to a presentment and demand, on a note payable at a fixed time, or which would dispense with such presentment and demand, if it shall occur at or within the said term of sixty days, shall be deemed to be a dishonor thereof, and shall authorize the holder of such note to give notice of the dishonor thereof to the indorser as upon a presentment to the promissor and his neglect or refusal to pay the same. And no presentment of such note to the promissor and de- mand of payment thereof, shall be deemed to be made within a reasonable time, so as to charge the indorser thereof, unless made on or before the last day of said term of sixty days.

Sect. 3. Upon all promissory notes payable on de- mand, made after this act shall go into operation, the several indorsers thereof shall be liable, upon due and seasonable notice, given according to the rules of law and the customs of merchants, of the dishonor of such notes in the same manner and to the same effect as upon the dishonor of promissory notes payable at a fixed time, and not otherwise. [^pril 6, 1839. M Justices of the Peace in Boston. SUFFOLK. Judge of Probate, Willard Phillips, Boston. 'Register of Probate, Oliver W. B. Peabody, do. Register of Deeds, Henry Allitie, do. •County Jittorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Richard D Harris, do. Clerks of S. J. Court and Court of Covivion Pleas Charles A. Parker, and George C. Wilde, of Boston.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boston. Joseph May David Sears Horace IVlann 1''hos. H.Perkins Win. Simmons Henry H. Fuller Joseph Hall Augustus Peabody Sanil. F.M'Cleary Alden Bradford Francis J. Oliver Josiah Q,uincy, jr. "Wm. Stevenson Thos. VV. Phillips Theodore Lyman Benj. Gorham James C. Merrill John Walsh Josej)h Tilden Octavius Pickering I\athan Hale Warren Dutton Thos. A. Dexter Saml. H. Walley William Parker Peleg Sprague

Stephen Codman Wm. C. Ay 1 win John Mills John Kriapp Benj. Rand John P. Bigelow Benj. Whitman Francis Bassett Francis O. Watts John Parker Chas. G. Loring Isaac Waters Saml. Hubbard John G. Rogers Saml. A. Eliot Timothy W^illiams Franklin Dexter John Williams Wm. D. Sohier Bradford Sumner Wm W. Parrott John T. Apthorp Charles Wells Ninian C. Betton Edmund Dwight Wm. J. Hubbard Thomas Tolman Andrew Ritchie Richard Fletcher Thomas Power Benj. Guild Chas. P. Curtis

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

Justices of the Peace in Boston. JSathl. P. Russell DavidS.Townsend Henry Cabot Henry Codman John C. Warren Richard D. Harris Joseph Coolidge James Jackson Geo. Burroughs Phineas Blair Geo. W. Coffin Edw. Tuckerman Josiali P. C<^oke James Hall Thomas Dennie Abrah. W. Fuller Joseph Lovering Saml. K. Williams Henry Sargent Joseph VV. Revere James Phillips Saml. D. Ward Saml. Swett Charles Bradbury Saml. B Barrell Wm. Sturgis Justices of the Peace in Boston* 45

George Gay Benj. R. Nichols William B. Dorr William P. Mason Wm. H. Gardiner Horatio M. Willis W.R, P.Washburn Edward Blake Bryant P. TiJden Ezra Davis E Haskett Derby Charles Hayvvard Samuel E. Sewall John C. Park Nathl. G Snelling Abraham Moore John D. Dyer Ebenezer Francis Charles Sprague Benj. H. Currier Saml.Frofljingham William Appleton George C. Wilde Isaac Winslow Sidney Bartlett Washingt.P.Gregg George E. Head Geo. S. Bulfinch Wm G Stearns Benjamin Rich Nathan Gurney Augustus H. Fiske Francis Welch Charles A Parker William Hayden Samuel May Theophi. Parsons Henrv B Stone Daniel Messinger John VV. James John's. Tyler John Tappan Joshua Blake Richard S. Fay George Tick nor Samuel Perkins Luther S. Gushing Eliphalet Williams Fran. H. Williams Francis Jackson

Sam I, P. Gardner Caleb Eddy Jona. Chapman Edward Cruft Samuel Tenney Luther Faulkner Henry J. Oliver John F. Loring Joseph Jenkins George Morey Wm. Foster Otis John D. Williams Edward Brooks Edward G. Loring Edward Pickering Samuel A. Wells Justin Field Robert G. Shaw Thomas J. Eckley Joseph T. Adams A. A. Dame John A. Lowell George Darracott Henry Alline WiUard Phillips Samuel Dorr J. J. Loring James F. Baldwin Aaron Baldwin Samuel D. Harris Joseph Sewall Charles F. Adams Henderson Inches BHnj. Lynde Oliver George M Mason Josiah Brad lee Robt. Treat Paine Nathaniel Greene Thomas Wetmore Nathl. LBowditch Thomas K. Davis Thomas W. Ward Franklin H. Story Richard Robins Elbridge Gerry Daniel P. Parker Sam.H.Walley,jr. Samuel G Perkins Henry F. Baker Charles R. Lowell George Bond Moses L. Hale John P. Thorndike Joseph Austin George W. Otis Charles Atwood Henry Bass Ed Wigglesworth Edward Eldredge Isaac P, Osgood Joseph Willard Charles Hood Lynde Walter Ward Jackson Aurelius D. Parker William Knapp Thompson Miller James K. Mills Wm. T. Andrews James W. Paige Franklin Haven B. D Green Pliny Cutler William Brigham Ezra A. Bourne Ellis G. Loring Lemuel Blake John S. Lillie John S. Wright Samuel S. Lewis George Hullett Thomas C. Amory Benj.M. Watson 46 Justices of the Peace in Boston.

Artemas Simonds Geo. M. Thacher T. P. Chandler Ivers J. Austin Wm. B. Reynolds Adam W. Thaxter Alex. Wadsworth Jona. P. Robinson Ch W.Cartwright Henry Hatch O. W.B. Peabody Abel Phelps Jonas L. Sibley William Lawrence George T. Curtis Charles Calhoun Joseph S Hastings Charles W. Lovett John B. Wells John A. Bolles Thomas Motley Charles Leighton John Randall William Austin Daniel Noyes Benj R. Curtis Frederick Tudor Lemuel Stanwood Edward S. Erving Thomas B. Curtis Edw. H. Robbins William Gray Thos. C. Amory,jr. Charles Torrey Horace Gleason Benj. H. Andrews Gren.T.Winthrop Ezra Weston, jr. Epes S. Dixwell Edward S. Rand Geo. W. Phillips William Hales F.B.Crowninshield E. Gerry Austin Edward Cruft, jr. James L. English Edmund Munroe John Pickering, jr. Francis C. Loring James W. Fenno Lem. P. Grosvenor Horatio Shipley Geo. T. Bigelow Isaac O. Barnes Geo. E. Winthrop James Benjamin Geo. W. Heard Chas. L. Hancock Alanson Tucker Wm. G. Hunter N. A. Thompson Titus Welles James Dalton William Tucker Archibald Foster Stephen Fairbanks J. Lewis Stackpole Joseph Lewis Abner Bourne George W. Pratt Chas. T. Murdock John Rayner Isaac P. Davis Ignatius Sargent Isaac M'Lellan, jr. Thomas Hunting Rlichael Lovell John Codman Eben. Chadwick Benj. F. Hallett Charles C. Paine Henry Farnam Jona L Bowditch Geo. H. Whitman Edward D. Sohier William Amory Enos Stewart Philip iMarett Wm. H. Prescott Arnold F. Welles Thomas Dwight Geo^. W. Lyman John T. Prince Daniel Parkman Phineas Capen William Tufts Andrew H. Ward Albert Fearing Geo. S. Hillard James Read Lynde M. Walter Charles Sumner Stephen Bates J. Vincent Browne Simon E. Greene Daniel L. Gibbens Philip Greely, jr. Benjamin Stevens James Boyd Peter S. Wheelock HughMontgomery Benj. T. Reed Thomas G. Gary J. Crowninshield Benson Leavitt Edw. A. Raymond JohnB.M'Cleary Geo. W. Adams Henry C. Simonds John L. Dimmock Henry Claik Waldo Flint Wm A. Wellman Royal L. Porter Thomas B. Wales William Gavage Joseph Dall Ebenezer Smith, jr. Joseph H. Dorr Counsellors and Attorneys in Boston. 47

Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Joseph Stovvers David Floyd Francis B, Fay

JVotaries Public in Boston. Wm. Stevenson John J. Loring Henry Clark Stephen Codman Thos. A. Dexter Hugh Montgomery Charles Hayward Alden Bradford William Hales

Counsellors and Attorneys at Law in Boston. William Prescott Francis Bassett Fran. H. Williams George Blake David A. Simmons Edward G. Loring John Williams Francis C. Gray William F.Otis Peter O. Thacher Henry B. Smith Josiah Quincy, jr. Wm. P.Mason Francis O. Watts John Pickering Horatio M. Willis Robt. Treat Paine Warren Dutton Charles P.Curtis Natiil L Bovvditch John Knapp Moses Draper William B. Dorr Saml. D. Parker Henry H. Fuller Ellis Gray Loring Daniel Webster George E. Head Joseph Willard James T. Austin Chas. G. Loring Edward Blake William Minot George Morey John C. Park James Snvage Richard Fletcher Elias H. Derby Samuel H(il)bard John C. Gray Arthur W. Austin Benj. R. iNirhols Edward Brooks Wm. G. Stearns Augustus Peabody Franklin Dexter Augustus H. Fiske Saml. F. M'Cleary Willard Phillips Washingt. P.Gregg Saml. K. Williams John R. Adan Richard S. Fay Wm. C. Aylwin Daniel Parkman Jona. Chapman Benjamin Guild Thomas Tolman Abel Cusiiing Joseph Harrington Abraham A. Dame Luther S. Gushing Thompson Miller Bradford Simmer Peleg Sprague William Simmons Thos. W. Phillips Charles F. Adams William D. Sohier Thomas Wetmore Edw. Pickering Phineas Blair John G. Rogers Richard Robins Abraham Moore Isaac P. (Osgood Jeremiah Mason Thomas Power Wm. T. Andrews George M. Mason Josiah P. Cooke John P. Bigelow S. H. Walleyjr. Sherman Leland Ninian C. i3etton Horace Mann Benjamin Rand Wm. H. Gardiner Aurelius D. Parker Abrah. W. Fuller W.R P.Washburn Justin Field Henry Codman Samuel E. Sevvall John Codman George Gay Eben Ritchie Dorr Geo. H. Whitman Theophi. Parsons Sidney Bartlett Charles C. Paine Samuel D. Ward Oeo. S. Bulfinch Edmund Quincy Samuel B. Barrell Rufus Choate Thomas K. Davis James C. Merrill John W. James G. T. Winthrop Wm. J. Hubbard Michael Lovell 48 ^Sheriffs, Coroners, &,c. in Suffolk.

Arnold F. Welles George W. Adams Heorge BarstoW Enos Stewart Horace (Ileason Theodore Otis Ivers J. Austin C. T. RTurdock John P. Healy Edward S Rand J. D. Russell Hiram Wellington Francis C. Loring Thos.C Amory, jf. Charles H. Parker Henry J. Sargent John Pickeiing, jr. Jona. F. Barrett Robt. C. Winthrop Edward Cruft, jr. William Whiting James L. English Francis L Dutton Thos. G. Appleton F B.Crovvninshield Charles Sumner J. Eathrop Motley Horatio Shipley Geo T. Bigelow Frederick Smiih Wendell Phillips John Patch P. S. Wheelock Geo. H Stielling Eben. Smith, jr Waldo Flint Henry B. Rogers John Al. Befhune Abel Gushing Richard Hildreth Henry C Simonds Robert Rantoul, jr. Charles Atvvood James Benjamin J. S. Kimball Benj R. Curtis Patrick Riley John W Browne E. G. Austin Dav S Grecnongh E. D. Williams William Brigham William Dehcn G. F. Homer William Gray Thomas B Pope George Minot C. L. Hancock Theo P. Chandler Fred. W. Choale G. W. Phillips Geo. Sparhawk Danl. S.Richardson E. D. Sohier George T. Curtis Cyrus VV^oodman Ezra Weston, jr. F.J.Humphrey David Morgan HughMontgomery Andrew Foster Charles T. Russell Thomas Dwight Charles A. Welch Allen C. Spooner George S. Hillard Joel Giles Charles Mason John A. Holies H Gardiner Nathaniel Holmes Benj. H Andrews Peleg W Chandler R N. Peirce Geo. E. Winthrop Charles H. Peirce George Bemis* J. Lewis Slackpole R. B. Coverly Grenv. T. Phillips John H. Gray Wra. Richardson H. G. Hutchings William Amory Chas. B Goodrich E.A.Crowninshield J W. Fenno H. G. Gorham Fred. O. Prince Benj. B. Thatcher O. W. Withington

Sheriff, Joseph Eveleth, of Boston. House 14 Beacon St. Office 21 New Court House. Deputy- Sheriffs, Henry H. Hu^geford, Watson Freeman, Charles D. Coolidge, Silas P. Tarbell. Offices Court Street. Coroners, Ebenezer Sbute, Mace Smith, Jabez Pratt, William Andrews, of Boston; David Floyd, Joseph Stowers, of Chelsea. Deputy-Jailer, Nathaniel Cooledge. Praver of Fire Arms, Joel Richardson. Justices of the Peace in Barnstable. 49 BARNSTABLE. Judge of Probate, Nymphas Marston, of Barnstable. Register of Probate and Clerk of the Courts, Timothy Reed, of Barnstable. Register of Deeds, Lothrop Davis, of Barnstable. County Treasurer, Ebenezer Bacon, of do.

Jvstices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Barnstable Nymphas Orleans John Doane Marston, Timothy Reed, Provincetown John Atkins Isaiah L. Green Sandwich Elisha Pope, Brewster Elijah Cobb Russel Freeman Falmouth Thomas Fish, Ti'iiro Solomon Davis Samuel P. Croswell, Brad- Yarmouth EHsha Doane, dock Dimmick, Elijah John Reed, James Crowell Swift .Appointed to qvalify Civil Officers. Isaiah L. Green, John Reed, Braddock Dimmick, Eli- jah Cobb, Nathaniel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, Seth F. Nye, Nymphas Marston, Ebenezer Bacon Justices of the Peace. Barnstable Benjamin Hal- Nathan Stone. Jonathan lett, Asa Young, Freeman Nickerson, Nehemiah Ba- Marchant, Lothrop Davis, ker, Joshua Wixon, jr. Benjamin Lewis, Henry Samuel Baker, Barnabas Crocker, Josiah Sampson, Hall, James Berry, Seth Ebeneber Bacon, Charles Crowell, Zebina Howes, Marston, Henry Law^- Miller W. Nickerson, Ne- rence, Stephen C. Nye, hemiah Crowell William Lewis, Seth Hal- Eastham Joshua P. At- lett, Josiah Sampson, Da- Avood, Michael Collins, vid Bassett George Collins Brewster Joseph Sampson, Falmouth Nathaniel Lew- George Copeland, Benja- is, Shubael Lawrence, min BerryjJeremiah Mayo, Ebenezer Nye, Richard S. Joseph Smith, George W. Wood, John Robinson, Higgins Charles Bourne, G. W. Chatham Joseph Atwood, Donaldson, Newell Hoxie, Joseph Young, Joshua Frederick Davis Nickerson, Daniel P. Clif- Harwich Obed Brook's, ford, Thatcher Ryder, Nathan Underwood, jr. Isaiah Lewis James Long, Nathan Un- Dennis Stephen Homer, derwood, Elijah Chase, 6 50 Notaries and Counsellors in Barnstable.

Reuben Cahoun, Isaiah Elisha Perry, EzraTobey, Baker, Joseph P. Nicker- Jesse Boyden, William son, Mulford Kendrick, Greene, Solomon C. How- Nathaniel Doane, Darius land, Josiah Bacon,Charles Weeks, Isaac Kelley, H. Freeman Marshall Underwood Truro James Small, John Marshpee Gideon Hawjey Kenney Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Yarmouth Isaiah Bray, Jo- William Myrick, John seph Eldridge, Simeon Kenrick, Richard Sparrow Crowell,3d. Prince Howes, Provincetown Asa S. Bow- Joseph White, Caleb S. ley, Solomon Rich Hunt Sandwich MelatiahBourne, Weljleet Josiah Whitman, William Fessenden, Seth Benjamin R. Witherell, F. Nye, Zenas Nye, Shad- Ebenezer Freeman, 2d. rach Freeman, Joseph Thomas Holbrook, 2d. Hall, Benjamin Bourne, Collins S. Cole William H. Fessenden,

J\''otaries Pnhlic. Barnstable David Crocker, Cyrus Weeks Zenas D. Bassett Orleans Richard Sparrow Brewster Isaac Foster, Provincetown Thomai Freeman Foster Lothrop, Godfrey Rider Chatham Isaac Hardy, Sandwich William H. Fes- Joseph Atwood senden Dennis Sylvester Chase Truro Joshua Small Eastham Samuel Knowles Weljleet Josiah Whitman Falmouth Saml.P.Croswell Yarmouth James Crowell, Harwich Anthony Kelley, David K. Aikin

Covnsellors and Attorneys. Barnstable ^ymphas Mar- Sandwich Russel Free- ston, Zeno Scudder man, Seth F. Nye Brewster Geo. Copeland Yarmouth John Reed, Ca- Orleans John Doane leb S. Hunt Sheriff, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy- Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hinck- Orleans William Myrick, ley, David Bursley Rufus L. Thacher Brewster Benjamin Berry, Sandwich Joseph Hamblin Freeman Mayo Yarmouth Charles Sears Falmouth G.W.Donaldson Crier oj'the Courts^ George Blish, of Barnstable. ;

Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 51

Fish, Commissioners of Wrecks, ^'c. Thomas Falmouth ;

Melatiah Tobey, Sandwich ; Joshua Small, Truro

Daniel Comings, Orleans ; Obadiah Doane, East-

ham ; Isaac Hcirdy, Chatham; , Prov-

incetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich ; Thomas Hol- brook, 2d. VVelfleet. Cnroncrs. Barnstable Asa Young, //arji'ic^ AmasaNickerson Luther Hinckley Orleans Matthew King- Brewsler Benjamin T. man Berry, Benj. Foster, jr. Provinceiown Solomon Chatham William Hamil- Rich ton Sandwich Lewin Pope, Dennis Jonathan Nick- Ezra Tobey erson Welfleet Josiah Whitman Eastham Timothy Cole Yarmouth Joseph Hawes Falmouth Consider Hatch Commissioner of District of Marshpee, 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.

Rfigistrr of Deeds. North District, Richird Whitney, of Lanesborough. South Dist. Charles W. Hopkins, of Great Barrington. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Adams J. Q,. Robinson, jYeiv Marlborough Benja- Peter Briggs mm Wheeler, Edward Great Barrington John Stephens Whiting Otis Lester Filley Hinsdale Thomas Allen Peru Cyrus Stowell Lanesborough Wolcott Pittsfield Jonathan Allen Hubbell, George N.Brigors Richmond Noah Rossetter Lee William Porter,''jr. Sandisfield Daniel Sears LenoT Joseph Tucker, Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Daniel Williams, James nard, Eli Ensign W. Robbins, Charles Stockbridge Thaddeus Sedgwick 52 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

Pomeroy, Samuel Jones, JVest Stockbridge Robbins Henry W. Dwight Kellogg

^^ppohited to qualify Civil Officers. William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, John Whiting, S. Jones, T. Whitney, George N. Eriggs, Horatio By- ington, Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q,. Robinson, Wil- liam E, Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sedg- wick, Calvin Martin, Ralph Taylor, Henry Hubbard, Ezekiel R. Colt, Robert t\ Barnard, Eli Ensign.

Justices of the Peace. Adams Thomas Robinson, Andrew Bacon, Wilbur Nathan Putnam, Isaac Curtis, Josiah Millard, Brown, William E. Bray- Samuel Newman, Ephraim ton, David Darling, Sam- Baldwin, Henry Dewey, uel Bowen, Thomas Far- Josiah Bacon, Nathan nura, Benjamin F. Robin- Benjamin, Judson Foster son, William C. Plunkett, Florida Zadock King, Isaac Dean, Jeremiah Col- Daniel Thayer, jr. grove, jr. Isaac Hodges, Great Barrington Miles

. B. Penniman, W. H. Avery, George Beckwith, Tyler, Franklin O. Sayles, Jacob H. Van Deusen, Stephen B. Brown, Nathan Grotius Dewey, Gilbert W. Harmon, Nehemiah Ford, Ralph Taylor, Dodge Charles W.Hopkins, Per- Alford Norman Lester, ley D. VVhitmore, David Hugo Dewey, Reuben Ives, Increase Sumner, Wilcox, Stephen M. Isaac Seley, jr. George Church, R. Pickett Pynchon, Augustine Gid- Becktt Gaius Carter, Tim- dings, Francis Whiting, othy Snow, Jabin B. Wil- Caleb Stanley, Samuel liams Rossetter, Washington Cheshire John Welles, Adams, Almon J. Loring, WarrenSouthworth,Ethan Rowland Wharfield, Geo. A^ Rix, Nathan Sayles, W. Sterling Alden Worden Hancock Gideon Martin, Clarksburg Silas Shippev, Rodman Hazard, John Selah Clark Gardner, William Lap- Dalton David Carson, ham, Augustus L. Smith, Grenville D. Weston, Joshua Foster Henry Marsh, Simeon W. Hinsdale Charles H. Wright Plunkett, O. P. Colt Egremont James Baldwin, Lanesboro^ Tlmoihy Whit- Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 53

ney, Stoddard Hubbell, Root, Ezekiel R. Colt, Lyman Hall, jr., Asahel M itthias R. Lancton, Ed- Buck, Franklin Sturgis ward A. Newton, Josiah Lee Stephen Tliacher, Pomeroy, Josiah Bisseil, John B. Perry, Nathaniel George W. Campbell, Tremain, jr. Walter Laflin, Jonathan Allen, 2d. En- Charles iVi. Owen, Hub- sicrn H. Kellogg bard Bartlelt, Lawson D. Richmond Lii:us Hall, Bidwell, J. C. Furber, Abel D. Clark, Erastus William Merrill, Matthew Rowley, Eleazer Wil- D. Field liams, John L. Plummer, Lenox Charles Mattoon, Sumuel Gates Henry W. Bishop, Caleb Savoy Snellum Babbitt, Belden, George 1. Tucker, WillL;m Ingraham, Lib- Solomon Cole, Thomas erty Bowker, Edward Sedgwick, W. S. Tucker Babbitt, Bradish Dunham Mt. IVashinglon Charles Sandisfteld Erastus Beach, Patterson, John T. Vin- Lyman Brown, Jabez Bos- cent, Ira Schutt, John D. worth, Uriel Smith, Sam- Joyce uel Merrill, Stephen Palm- JV. Jishford Keyler Kent, er, Josiah Wolcott, Joseph Phineas Harman Sears, Lemuel K. Strick- JVew Marlborough Levi L. land Smith, Samuel Davis, Sheffield Minor Owen, Harry Wheeler, Augustus William Ashley, Elijah S. Turner, Dan Adams, Lor- Deming, Ralph Little, Ed- ren Smith ward F. Ensign, Jeremiah Otis Roderick Norton, Shears, Horatio L. War- Ardon Judd, Samuel Pick- ner, Samuel H. Bushnell, ett, Joseph Hunt, Buvii Theron Warner, Oliver Seymour, Luke Barber, Peck, John Ward, Robert Elam P. Norton, William Waterman, Orrin Bills Filley Stockbridge Cyrus Will- Peru, Thomas Frizell, iams, Horatio Byington, Oliver Nash, Elisha Rock- Alanson Bennett, Daniel well Churchill, Benoni C. Piitsfield Thomas B. Wells, Marshall Warner, Strong, Butler Goodrich, John M. Cooper, John Z. Thom'as A. Gold, Calvin Goodrich, Thomas Twin- Martin, Phineas Allen, ing James D. Colt, Lemuel Tyringham Thomas Gar- Pomeroy, John Churchill, field, Ezra Heath, Egbert Henry H. Childs, Oliver B.Garfield, Eli Hale, John D. Dickinson, Samuel D. Bidwell 54 Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire.

Washington William G. Keyes Danforth, Stephen Ballentine, William Noble, Hosford, Thomas Bing- Phillip Eames, John S. ham, Daniel N. Dewey, JNoble Samuel Smith, Thomas C. West Stockbridge Christo- Phelps, Joseph Torrey pher French, Miles Mor- Windsor E. Baldwin, Asa H. Capen, James Bealls, Sartin Hendrix, Charles Elias I. Baldwin, Alpheus B. Boynton, Lyman Hin- Brown, jr. Levi M. Wins- man low Williamstown Dan Foster,

J\otaries Public. Adams Nathan Putnam, Lenox Henry W. Bishop William E. Brayton, F. O. Pittsjield Amos T. Looniis, Sayles James Buell,E. R. Colt Great Barrington Con- Sheffield Robert F.Barnard stant Southworth Stockhridge Horatio By- Let William Porter, jr. ington, Thomas Twining

Counsellors and ^ittorncys.

Adams Thomas Robinson, Otis Lester Filley, Wil- INathan Putnam, Edmund liam T. Filley B. Penniman, Franklin O. Pittsjield Thomas A. Gold, Sayles, Nehemiah Hodge Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Dalton Henry Marsh bard, Matthias R. Lanc- Great Barrington John thon, Parker L. Hall, Ju- Whiting, Increase Sum- lius Rockwell, E. Kelloffg ner, Francis Whiting Sandisjitld Lemuel Iv. Hancock Silas Gardner Strickland Hinsdale Thomas Allen Sheffield Robert F. Bar- Lanesboro* George JN. nard, Edward F. Ensign Briggs, Franklin Sturgis Stockbridge Samuel Jones, Lee William Porter, jr. Henry W. D wight, Hora- Lawson D. Bidwell tio Byington, John Z. Lenox William P. Walker, Goodrich Henry W. Bishop, George West Stockbridge Robbins Tucker, Joseph Tucker, Kellogg William S. Tucker Williamstown Daniel N. J^ew Marlboro^ Benjamin Dewey Sheldon, Augustus Turner Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire. 55

Sheriff", Thomas Twining, of Stockbridge.

Deputy Sheriffs. Mams (JV. Village) John Underwood Holden, Jabez Hall Otis Samuel Pickett, Adams (south) Robert R. Moses Day Briggs Pittsfteld Jared IngersoU Dalton G. W. Branch Richmond Ebenezer K. Great Barrington Isaac Williams Avery Sandisjield Edwin Bos- Hancock Calvin P.Lapham M'orth Laneshoro^ Henry W. Sheffield Emmons Arnold Brown Stockbridge Daniel B.Fenn Lenox Oliver Dewey JVilliamstown Solomon Lee Lorenzo D. Brown Buckley J^Cew Marlhoio^ Charles D. W. Stockbridge William Palmer Jones " Harlsville Harlow S.

Deputy-Jailer, Daniel B. Campbell, of Lenox.

Cner of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox.

Coroners Jldams B. F. Robinson, Watkins Eli Northam, Reuben Pittsjield Reuben Brooks, Whitman, John Holden N. Strong, J. IngersoU, S. Mford Stephen M. Church Rathbone Dalton Oliver Porter, Richmond Phineas Rich- Grenville D. Weston ards Egremont Elijah Willard Sandisfield Erastus Rice Great Barrington Samuel Savoy Melvin Bowker Rossetter, Isaac Avery Sheffield Norman Kellogg, Hancock John Gorton Robert Waterman, Mark Hinsdale Walter Tracy H. Pike Lee Daniel Couch, Abner Stockbridge Benoni C. Taylor, Samuel D. Sturgis Wells, Daniel B. Fenn Lenox John C. Hunt Tyringham Elijah Gar- JV. Marlborough Stephen field, J. Freeman Powel, Mark Pike, Joseph West Stockbridge Hiram S. Catlin Pomroy, William Jones Otis Samuel Picket Williamstown Solomon Peru Eli Pierce, David Buckley, Manning Brown 56 * Justices of the Peace in Bristol. BRISTOL. Judge of Probate, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford. Register of Probate, Anselni Eassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Northern District, Alfred Williams, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Southern District, Benjamin T. Congdon, of New Bedford. County Treasurer, Horatio L. Danforth, of Taunton. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of do.

Judge of Police Court, for \ew Bedfi»^d, Nathaniel S. Spooner, of Fairhaven. Special Justice of do. Henry H. Crapo, of x\ew Bedford.

Justices of the Peace and of tit e Quorum. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, Oliver Prescott, Henry H. Joseph GifFord Crapo Digkton Hodijah Baylies JVorton EphraimRaymond, Easton Daniel Wheaton Fall River Joseph E.Reed, Pawtucket Elijahlngraham William B. Canedy, James Seekonk Seth Whitmarsh Foord, Hezekiah Battelle Taunton Asa Danforth, Fairhaven Nathaniel S. , James Spooner, Joseph Tripp Ellis, James L. Hodges, Freetown Job Morton Jonathan Ingell, James Mansfield Solomon Pratt Sproat, Anselm Bassett JVew Bedford Eli Haskell, JVestport Abner Brownell, Stephen Merrihew, Paul Abner B. GifFord Spooner, Apollos Tobey,

Jippointed 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- weather, Stephen Merrihew, James Sproat.

Justices of the Peace. Mtleborough IS 0SihC\aidi'm, Daggett, Harvey Claflin Lemuel May, Seneca San- Berkley Barzillia Crane, ford, Abijah M. Ide, El- Adoniram Crane, Barzillia kanah Briggs, Elijah Dag- Hathaway, Jabez Fox, ett, jr. Peter Thacher, John Dillingham, Samuel ?5 e:His Blackington, John French, Alpheus Sanford Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 57

Dartmouth Thomas Almy, iams, Ezra Bassett, James James T. Slocum, Brad- B. Congdon, Thomas A. ford Howliind, i^'rancis D. Greene, John Burrage, Bartlett, E. S. Crapo, Hi- William H. Taylor, Ben- ram Whalon, William B. jamin Coombs, J. H. W. Mason Page, Harrison G. O. Col- Dighion Caleb Chase, by,"Thomas B. Bush, Wil- Georg-e Walker, John liam R. Rodman, John Walker, Alfred Wood, Williams, Silas Stetson Crocker Babbitt, Simpson JVorton Isaac Hodges, Chace Laban M. Wheaton, Lem- Easton John Pool, Row- uel Perry, Jacob Shepard, land Howard, Cyrus Cromwell Leonard Lathrop, John Seele, Eli- Pawtucket CollinsDarling, jah Howard, Sebea How- Apollos Cushman, James ard, Joshua Britton. Jona- C. Starkweather, Wel- than Pratt lington Kent Fairhaven Rounsevil Raynham John Gilmore, Spooner, Levi Jenney, Eliab B. Dean, Godfrey Asa Swift, Alfred Nye, Robinson, Amos Hall, Jabez Taber, Cyrus E. Samuel Wilbur, Amyntas Clarke, Thomas Davis Shaw Fall River Charles Pit- Rehohoth James Bliss, man, Joseph GoodinfiT, Jo- Samuel Bullock, 2d. Lem- seph Hathaway, Israel uel Morse, James Bland- Anthony, Eliab Williams, ing, Joseph Nichols, Gran- Nathaniel B. Borden, Cy- ville Stephens, Cyrus M. rus Alden, Anthony Ma- Wheaton son, David Anthony, John Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Fessenden vin Martin, Samuel Allen, Freetown EbenezerPierce, Jesse Medbury, Lewis Earl Sampson, Elnathan Walker, Jabez Ingraham P. Hathaway, Benjamin Somerset William Reed, Burt, Thom:is Bum|), Jo- David Anthony, Hanan seph B. Weaver, John T. Wilbour, Wheaton Lu- Lawton. Calvin Thomas ther, Jonathan P. Slade, J\lansf},eld Benjamin Bil- John D. Cartwright lings, Elkanah Bates Swnnsey Thomas Peck, J^ew Bedford William Wiiliim Mason, Henry Rotch, Abraham Barker, Gardner, John Winslow, James Howland, Timothy M;ison Barney, Thomas E. G. Coffin, Benjamin Lin- Warning, John Earl, Da- coln, Kelly Eldridgre, John vid Gray A. Parker, Richard Will- Taunton Alfred Williams, 58 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

John Reed, Charles Rich- bur, Henry Williams, Seth mond, William A. F. Williams, William Hask- Sproat, Ichabod Lincoln, ins, Thomas C. Brown, George B. Atwood, Hora- Willi:;m Seaver, James P. tio L. Danforth, Theodore Ellis L. Lincoln, Sidney Wil- Westport William White, liams, Horatio Pratt, Wil- Nathan CBrownell, James liam Sekel, Joseph Wil- H. Handy

Notaries Public.

Atllehoro^ A. A. Richard- Elliot, son, David E. Holman John Burrage, Henry H. Dighton Thomas B. Rich- Crapo, Harrison G. O. mond Colby Fall River Hezekiah Bat- Westport AbnerBrownell telle, Eliab Williams, Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Henry H. Fish man Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Somerset David Gray Spooner, Levi Jenny, Taunton William A. F. Philemon Fuller Sproat, C. J. H. Bassett, JVeu? Bedford Timothy G. James P. Ellis Coffin, John H. Cliflford,

Counsellors and Mtorneys. Attlehoro' John Dasrgett Burrage, Oliver Prescott, Easton Cyrus Lothrop, J. H. W. Page, Daniel Daniel Wheaton Ricketson, Harrison G. O. Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Colby V Spooner JVorton Laban Wheaton, Fall River James Foord, Laban JM. Wheaton Hezekiah Battelle, Joseph Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Hathaway, Cyrus Alden, man, Collins Darling Eliab Williams, William Taunton Francis Baylies, J. A. Bradford James Ellis, William A. Freetown E. P. Hathaway, F. Sproat, Anselm Basset, Winiam H. Eddy Horatio Pratt, Sidney Mansfield David Gilbert Williams, Theodore L. JVeiv Bedford Timothy G. Lincoln, Henry Williams, Coffin, Charles H.Warren, Horatio L. Danforth, C. J. Ezra Bassett, John H. Clif- H. Bassett, Seth Williams ford, T. D. Eliot, John

Sheriff, Horatio Leonard, of Raynham. Sheriffs and Coroners in Bristol. 59

Deputy- Sheriffs. Mleboro' George B. Christopher Tompkins Richards JVoHon Horace B. VVith- Berkley Dean Burt erell Dartmouth Daniel How- Paivtucket Eisha W.Buck- land lin Easton Edward W. Denn Rehohoth Richard Goff Fall River Seth Darling, Taunton James Wood- William Sisson ward, George B. Atwood, Freetoivn Noah H. Evans Jacob L. Porter, Charles Mansfield Alvin Robin- J. Holmes son, jr. TVestport Frederick J^ew Bedford William Brownell, Adam Gifford Gordon, John Baylies,

Jailers^ 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 ; Prince Sears, jr., and Thomas Almy, of Dartmouth. Coroners. Attleboro^ Peter Thacher, Congdon, C. Tompkins Samuel Tyler, Elisha May JVorton C. Leonard Berkley Dean Burt Pawtucket John Medbury Dartmouth Henry Tucker, Raynham Amyntas Shaw jr. Samuel Barker Rehohoth Elijah A. Read, Dighton Crocker Babbitt Cromwell Bliss Easton Howland Howard, Seekonk John Miller, Daniel Macomber, Joshua Caleb Carpenter, Ezra Britton Erench Fall River Sheffield Wea- Somerset Philip Bowers ver, Harvey Harnden, Swanzey Benajah Mason, Seth Darling Israel Gardner, 2d. Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Taunton David Carver, Jonathan Wilbur Benjamin Ingell, James Freetown George Pickens, Woodward, Oliver Soper, John P.Lawton jr. T. C. Brown Mansfield Simeon Greene Westport Jonathan Brow- JSTew Bedford William nell, Peleg W. Peckham, Gordon, jr. Benjamin T. Frederick Brownell 60 Justices of the Peace in Dukes. DUKES. Judge of Probate, Theodore G. Mayhe w, of Edgartown. Register of Probate, Barnard C. Marchant, of do. Register of Deeds, Josiah H. Smith, of do. County Treasurer, Wm. A. Mayhew, of West Tisbury. Clerk of the Courts, Daniel Fellows, of Edgartown.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Chilmark Stephen Skiff Theodore G. Mayhew Edgartoion Daniel Fel- Tishury John Davis lows, John P. Norton,

j9ppoinied to qualify Civil Officers. William Jernegan, Thomas Cooke, Theodore G. May- hew, Elihu P. Norton, Thomas Bradley. Justices of the Peace. Chilmark John Hancock, Hurford W. W. Swain Tishury Thomas Dunham, Edf^artown Harrison P. Charles G. Athearn, Elia- Mayhew, James H. Beetle, kim Norton, ThomasBrad- Hiram Jernegan, David ley, Elijah Hillman, Bart- Davis, Elijah B. Vincent, lett Allen, William A» Samuel Whelden, Samuel Mayhew

Counsellors and ..Attorneys. Edgartown Theodore G. Tisbury Thomas Dunham, Mayhew, LeavittThaxter Zephaniah Bennett

Notaries Public. Chilmark Tristram Allen, odore G. Mayhew jr. Asa Johnson Tishury Thomas Dunham, Edgartown James H. Bee- John Holmes, George tie, Joseph Mayhew, The- Dunham

Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown. Deputy- Sheriffs. Chilmark Thomas H. TY^ftwri/ Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert

Commissioners of Wrecks, &fc. Thomas Mayhew, 2d. of

Edgartown ; John Hancock, of Chilmark. Coroners. Chilmark Wm. Mayhew niston Edgartown Samuel Ken- Tisbury James Cottle Guardian to Indians of Chapnquidick and ChristiantoieUf 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, Rnlph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer^ William F. Wade, of Ipswich. Clerk of the Courts, J«.hn Prince, jr. of Salem. Jiid-ie of Police Court, SMiein, F.lisha Mnck. Special Justices of do. do. Joseph G. Waters, Francis A. Fabens. Judge of Police Court, Newburyport, Stephen W. Marston. Special Justices of do. do. William VVoart, Jcihn Cook. Jvslicps of the Peace and of lite Quorum. Ameshury Robert Cross JVeivbury Jacob Gerrish, Andover Mark Newman, Daniel Adams, 3d. Hobart Clark, Samuel JVeivbiiryport VVm. Woart, Farrar, Samuel Merrill, Jonathan Gage, Ebenezer Nathaniel Swift, Gayton Moseley, Stephen W. P. Osgood Marston, John Cook, Geo. Beverly Robert Rantoul Titcomb, Henry W. Kins- Bradford Benjamin Park- man, er, Jeremiah Spofford Salem John Punchard, Danvers Gideon Foster, Moses Townsend, John Joseph Shed, John W. Prince, Ichabod Tucker, Proctor Benjamin Merrill, Daniel Geor^et'wn Thomas Gage A. White, Amos Choate, Gloucester Henry Phelps, D. L. Pickmnn, John G. Lonson Nash King, Elisha Mack, John Haverhill Stephen Minot, Saunders, Frederick Moses Wingate, James H. Howes, Joseph Pe;ibody, Duncan, Leonard White , Joseph Ipswich Nathaniel Lord. jr. Ropes, Joseph G. Waters, William F. Wade, Charles Ralph H. French, Solo- Kimball, William Conant, mon S. Whipple, Larkin Ephraim F. Miller, Alfred Thorndike. Ebenezer Shil- W. Pike laber, Stephen P. Webb, Lynn Robert W. Trevett, David Roberts Jeremiah C. Stickney, Jo- Salisbury Edward Dorr siah Newhall Wenhum Edmund Kimball Lynnfield Asa T. Newhall West JVeivbury Moses Marblehead John Prince Newell Methuen John Tenney

^^ppojnted to qvnlify Civil Officers. John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, , Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Wil- liam Woart, Asa Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles 7 62 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

White, Henry Phelps, Nathaniel Lord, jr. Stephen Mi- not, John Prince, jr. James H. Duncan, John Hooper, Moses Petting-ell, John Porter, William B. Bannister, Hobart Clark, Amos Blanchard, Charles Kimball, Rob- ert Rantoul, Benjamin Merrill, Thomas Gage, Amos J. Tenney, Lonson Nash, Robert Hooper, Samuel S. Trefry.

Justices of the Peace. Amesbury Robert Patten, Putnam, Daniel P. King, Lowell Bagley, Stephen Jonathan Shove, Asa Sargent, jr. William Nich- Gardner, Ebenezer Hunt, ols, Leonard Hoyt, Patten Joshua H. Ward, George Sargent, David French, Osborn, Allen Putnam Amos Currin Essex Jonathan Story, Andover John L. Abbot, John Dexter William Johnson, jr. Amos Georgetown Amos J. Ten- Blanchard, Nathan W. ney, Charles S. Tenney, Hazen, William Stevens, Jeremiah Russell John White, x^braham J. Gloucester William Gould, George Hodges, Pearce. Joseph B. Mann- Thomas E. Payson inir, James Goss, William Beverly Thomas Davis, Whipple, Ebenezer Pool, Amos Sheldon, Albert jr. Samuel Lane, , Thomas Ste- Pearce, jr. Aaron Gidding, phens, Zachariah M. Cole, Israel Trask,Joseph Stacy, John Porter, 2d. Stephens Henry Phelps, William Baker, John J. Baker, Saville, John Webber, Robert Rantoul, jr. Theophilus Herrick, Al- Boxford Jonathan Foster, phonso Mason Moses Dorman, George Haverhill Oliver Morse, W.Sawyer, Solomon Low, Charles White, Nathaniel Amos Kimball, MosesDor- Ladd, Isaac R. How, man, jr. Josiah Kimball Moses Merrill, Enoch Bradford William Green- Foot, Willifim Bacheller, ough, Jesse Kimball, Amos Bernard Brickett, jr. David Parker, Moses Parker, How, Rufus Longley, Jonathan Kimball, Flipha- Ephraim Corliss, Gilman let Kimball, Benj. Green- Parker, Moses G.J. Emery, leaf, Benjamin Parker, jr. William D. S. Chase, John William S. Balch, George Brickett, jr. Jesse Cle- Cogswell ment, Jacob Caldwell, Danvers Andrew Nichols, Samuel E. Greenleaf George Osgood, Elias Hamilton Oliver S. Cressy, Justices of the Peace in Essex. 63

Asa Smith, Matthew Seth Sweetser, Joseph Whipple, JosephKnowlton Gerrish, W. N. Cleave- Ipswich Joseph Farley, land, Benjamin Stickney, William Conant, Timothy Josiah Little, Jacob At- Appleton, Joseph Dennis, kinson, Stewart Chase, Asa Andrews, Stephen William Currier, jr. Roger Pearson, Josiah Caldwell, S. Howard, Daniel Noyes, John Kimball, Otis P. Lord, Edmund Smith, David P. Timothy Souther Page, StephenJackman, jr. Z/J/nn John Lummus, Elea- John Northend zer C. Richardson, Isaac JVewhuryport Edward S. Story, Isaac Gates, Jere- Rand, John Porter, Solo- miah C. Stickney, Daniel mon H. Currier, Samuel Henshaw, John Mudge, Phillips, John Brickett, Francis S. Newhall, Geo. John Moody, John S. Johnson, Josiah Newhall, Morse, George Lunt, Mo- Joseph M. Underwood, ses Merrill, Charles H. Isaiah Breed, Enoch Cur- Balch, John Harrod, Tris- tin, Aaron Lummus, Jona- tram Coffin, John An- than Tuttle, Andrews drews, jr. Nathaniel Hills, Breed, Edward S. Davis, Jeremiah Colman Thomas B. Newhall, Ed- Rowley Richard Herbert, ward Lander, jr. Alonzo Edward Todd, Richard Lewis Kimball, Nathaniel Mig- Lynn/ield Daniel Need- hill, Amos J. Tenney ham, Josiah Newhall Salem Samuel Ropes, Manchester David Colby, John W. Treadwell, David Benjamin Leach, John W. Putnam, Thomas Need- Allen, Joseph Hooper ham, Stephen C. Phillips, Marblehead J ohn G. Hoop- John Russell, Humphrey er, Robert Hooper, James Devereux, Perley Putnam, Gregory, Nathan Bowen William Mansfield, E. Methuen Jonathan Currier, Hersey Derby, Nathaniel Joseph W. Carlton, Joseph J. Lord, George Wheat- Griffin, Stephen Gage, land, Oliver Carlton, Na- Stephen Barker, 2d. Jo- thaniel West, Abijah Nor- seph How, John Davis they, Charles Saunders, Middleton Daniel Fuller, Nehemiah Brown, John Pelatiah Wilkins, Ebene- Winn, Joseph Cloutman, zer S. Phelps William Sutton, Charles JStewhury Moses Little, A. Andrew, Francis Pea- Daniel Hale, Silas Moody, body, John F. Andrew, Orlando B. Merrill, Moses Nathaniel Peabody, Jo- Pettingell, Joseph Little, seph G. Sprague, David 64 Notaries and Counsellors in Essex.

Pingree, George Peabody, Jacob Towne, Jacob P. John H. Nichols, John M. Towne, Chas. H.Holmes, Fessenden, Jonathan C. John G. Hood, Benjamin Perkins C. Perkins Salisbury Samuel Walton, Wenham Moses Foster, Dudley 'Evans, Henry M. Nicholas Dodge, jr. John Brown Porter S'tu^us Joseph Dampney, West JVewhury Daniel Benjamin F. Newhall, Emery, Edmund Hills, William W. Boardman Eliphalet Emery, John C. Topsfidd Benjnmin C. Carr Perkins,R,oyal A.Merriam,

Kntdries Public. Ameshury Henry M. Brown en, jr. James Gregory Andover Nathaniel Swift, JVeivbury Jacob Gerrish Samuel Merrill Js/ewburyport John Porter, Beverly Stephens Baker William Woart, Isaac Danver^John W. Proctor, Stone, John Cook Joshua H. Ward, Joseph Rowley Jeremiah Russell, Shed George Trot Gloucester William Fer- Salem Ichabod Tucker, son, William Saville John Prince, John Pun- Haverhill Charles White, chard, John Russell, Jo- Charles Minot seph G. Watfers, Oliver Ipswich Charles Kimball, Carlton, Stephen P.Webb, Ephr lim F. Miller Joseph Cloutman, John S. Lynn Benjamin Oliver, Williams, Charles A. An- Edward S. Davis, J. W. drew Browne Salisbury Edward Dorr Marblehead Nathan Bow-

Coiinsellors a nd Attorneys. Ameshury Robert Cross ning, Lonson Nash Andover Hobart Clark, Haverhill James H. Dun- Samuel Merrill, William can, Stephen Minot, Isaac Stephens, Nathan W. R. How, Alfred Kittredge, Hazen, Thomas E.Payson, Charles Minot, Gilman Francis Cummins Parker, George O. Betton, Beverly Thomas Stephens, William Taggart John Patch, Robert Ran- Ipswich Asa Andrews, toul, jr. Ephraim F.Miller, Otis P. Danvers John W. Proctor, Lord Joshua H. Ward Lynn Robert W. Trevett, Gloucester Joseph B. Man- Isaac Gates, Jeremiah C. Sheriffs and Coroners in Essex. 65

Stickney, Daniel Hen- Benjamin Merrill, John G. shaw, Thomas B. Newhall K^ing, LarkinThorndike, Mnrhkhead Wm. Fabens Solomon S. Whipple, Eb- Methuen John Tenney enezer Shillaber, Joseph JVewbury Jacob Gerrish G. Waters, Asahel Hun- JVetvburyport Ebenezer tington, Stephen P.Webb, Moseley, Stephen W. David Roberts, George Marston, Asa W. Wildes, W^heatland, Nathaniel J. Caleb Cushing, George Lord, John S. Williams, Lunt, Nathaniel S.Hillsjr. Charles A. Andrew, Jona- Henry W. Kinsman, Jo- than C. Perkins, Charles seph Couch W. Palfrey Salem LeverettSaltonstall,

Crier of the Courts, Theodore Andrews, of Tps\\ich Sheriff, Joseph E. Sprague, of ISalem.

Deputy- S/icriif's. Ameshury John Gilman Lynn Charles Merritt Andover Moody Bridges Marhlehead Samuel Bow- Danvers Stephen Upton den, 3d. Georgetown RobertSavory Methuen Joshua Buswell Gloucester John Brown JVewburyport Gilman Haverhill Jacob How White, George Greenleaf Ipswich Theodore An- Solemn Nehemiah Brown drews Topsfield Cyrus Webster Prison Keepers. Ipswich Ira Worcester White JVewburyport Gilman Salem Nehemiah Brown Keeper of the House of Correction, Ira Worcester. Coroners. Amesbury Ichabod B. Enoch Foot, John Marsh Sargent Ipswich W'illiam F.Wade, Andover Nathaniel Swift Theodore Andrews Bradford Jonathan Kim- Lynn William Rhodes, ball, jr. Amos Parker, Wil- Eleazer C. Richardson, liam S. Balch Samuel Vial Danvers Stephen Upton Lynnfield John Upton Essex Joshua Giddings, Marblehead Samuel Bow- David Choate den, 3d. James Gregory Gloucester Elias Clough, Methuen John Sargent, jr. James Goss, Joseph Stacy, Amos Barker, Jonathan John Steel, jr. Merrill Haverhill Oliver Morse, JVewbury Orlando B. Mer- 7# 66 Justices of the Peace in Franklin.

rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. miah Brown JVetohurypoH Gilman Salisbury Edward Dorr, White, John Cook, jr. Ellas French, Henry M. John Moody Brown Rowley Jeremiah Jewett fVest JVewbury William Salem John Punchard, Pilsbury, Richard Heath Thomas Needhara, Nehe- FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, of Greenfield. Refrister 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. Ashfield Elijah Paine Hawley Edmund Longley, Charlemont Sylvester Thomas Longley Maxwell Heath Ephraim Hastings Deerfield Epaphras Hoyt JVorthfield Obadiah Dick- Greenfield Richard E. inson Newcomb, Elijah Alvord, JVew Salem William Whit- Hooker Leavitt, George aker Grennell, jr. Franklin Rip- Rowe Solomon Read ley, Horatio G. Newcomb, Sunderland Horace W. Alanson Clark, Henry Taft Chapman Wendell Joshua Green

.Appointed 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.

Justices of the Peace. Ashfield Henry Bassett, Buckland Joseph Gris- Dimock Ellis, Chester wold, John Porter, Amos Sanderson, Thos. White, Shepherd, Ezra Hawes, WaitBement Rufus Trowbridge Bernardston John Charlemont Asahel Judd, Brooks, Henry W. Cush- Alexander P. Maxwell, man, Zebina C. New- Emery Greenleaf, Roger comb, Aretas Ferry, Adol- Leavitt phu9 Hale Colraine John Drury, Dan- Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 67

iel Willis, Samuel Cool- Elihu P. Thayer idge, George Eels,Charles Munroe Martin Ballou Thompson, David Dinison, jYeio Salem Horace Hunt, jr. John Wilson, Waitstill Abner Smith, Jabez E. Hastings, Jonathan John- Whipple, Asahel Paige, son Emerson Fay, Samuel Conway John Arms, John Giles Williams, Christopher Xorthfield Richard Colton, Arms, Asa Rowland, Phin- Samuel C. Allen, jr. J ames eas Bartlett, James S. White, Job M. Dickinson Whitney Orange Perley Barton, Deerfield Pliny Arms, Hiram Woodward, Ste- R. Saxton, Aaron Arms, phen Emer)"^, Mosely Jonathan A. Saxton, Clapp, John R. Whipple Charles Williams, Amos Rowe Noah Wells, Sam- Russell, John Wilson, uel H. Reed Jonathan Hawks, Isaac Shelburne William Wells, Abercrombie, jr. Apollos Barnard, Elam Erving Fordyce Alex- Kellogg, David Wells, ander Gad Townsley Gill Seth S. Rowland, Shittesbury Abner Smith, Joel Lyon, John Bates, Josiah Beaman, jr. Na- Eliphalet Darling thaniel Macomber, Joseph Green^eW Samuel Pickett, L. Smalledge David Willard, Thaddeus Sunderland Caleb Hub- Coleman, Ambrose Ames, bard, William Delano, Thomas Nims, David Lewis Puffer, Charles Aikin, George T. Davis, Cooley, G. D. Peck, Ash- Richard E. Field ley Graves Hawley Hezekiah Warri- Warwick Jonathan Blake, ner, Edmund Longley, jr. Justus Russell, Ashbel John Tobey, John Vincent Ward, Joseph Stevens, Heath Benjamin Maxwell, Lemuel Wheelock Ebenezer Tucker, Luther Wendell Jonathan Whita- Gale, John Hastings, jr. ker, Joel Johnson, Otis Leverett Roswell Field, Brooks, James Ballard Isaac Woodbury, Rufus Whately Silus Frary, Jus- Fitts, Butler Wilmarth tice White, David Stock- Leyden Hezekiah New- bridge, jr. Luke B. White, comb, (reorge Mowrey, Chester Bardwell,2d. Dan- Reuben Sheldon iel Brown, Roderick B. Montague Apollos Gunn, Harwood 68 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Franklin.

Notaries Public. Veerfield Aaron Arms Green^eZrf Franklin Ripley

Counsellors and .Attorneys. *^shfield Elijah Paine Almon Brainard, David Charlemont Sylvester Willard, George T. Davis, Maxwell David Aikin Colraine John Drury Montague Jonathan Hart- Deerfield Pliny Arms, well Aaron Arms, Jonathan A. JVorih/ield Saml. C. Allen, Saxton Asa Olmstead, William Crveeri/ield R. E.Newcomb, W. Blair Hooker Leavitt, George Sunderland Horace W. Grenneljjr. Daniel Wells, Taft H. G. Newcomb, Henry Whaiely Henry Barnard Chapman, FranklinRipley,

Sherijf, John Nevers, of Northfield.

Deputy- iSh e riffs. Ashfield Anson Bement JSTew Salem Wilson An- Charlemont Samuel Potter drews Colraine Moses C.Howard Orange Ansel Lesure Greenfield David S. Jones, Shutesbury Jonah R. Ball George Jones Sunderland Horace Hub- Montague Benj. S. Wells bard

Deputy-Jailer and Master of House of Correction^ David S. Jones, of Greenfield.

Overseers of House of Correction R. £. Newcomb and Spencer Root.

Crier of the Courts, David Wright of Greenfield.

Coroners. Charlemont Waitstill Has- Montague Benjamin S. tings Wells Conway Christopher Arms JVorihfield Richard Colton Colraine Daniel Donelson Sunderland William Deerfield Edwin Nims Delano Greenfield David S. Jones Wendell Samuel Brewer Leverett Sylvanus Field

Prover of Fire Jhrms, Roswell Field, of Leverett Justices of the Peace in Ilampden. 69 HAMPDEN. Judge of Probate, Oliver B. Morris, of Springfield. Register of Probate, Justice Willard, of do. Register of Deeds, William Rice, of do. County Treasurer, William Rice, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John IngersoU, of do.

Justices of the Peace, and of the Quorum. Lons^meadow Ethan Ely John Hooker, James W. Palmer James Stebbins Crooks Southwick En OS Foote fVest Springfield Samuel Springfield John Ingersoll, Lathrop, Heman Day Oliver B. Morris, Justice Westjieid Elijah Bates, N. Willard, , T. Leonard

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. , John Ingersoll, Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, George Bliss, VVilliam G. Bates.

Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Burgess Salisbury, Calvin R. Blair, Lyman Gibbs, Burt Orren Sage, Enos Boies, Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, Justus Boies Josiah Syms, Theo. Sikes, Brimfield John Wyles, Alfred Clark Asa Lincoln, Lewis Wil- Monson Jacob Thompson, liams, Festus Foster, Eb- Ede Whitaker, Timothy- enezer Knight Packard, Jonathan Torrey, Chester Daniel Collins, Oliver W. M'Kinstry Forbes Kyle, Edmund Montgomery Edward Hubbard, 'Lewis Collins, Taylor, Oren Parks , William Palmer Aaron King, Jacob Shepherd, T. K. D'Wolf B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, Granville James Cooley, William M. Shearer, Abel Hezekiah Robinson, Chas. Calkins, Jacob B. Merrick F. Bates, Vincent Hol- Russell John Gould, comb, Noah Cooley, Elijah Newman Bishop, jr. James Sf'ymonr Bishop Holland John Wallis Southwick Joseph M. For- Longmeadow Joseph W. ward, Saul Fowler, Gid- Cooley, Seth Taylor, Wil- eon Styles, Joseph M. liam White, Jonathan Ely, Forward, Uzall Rockwell, 70 Notaries and Counsellors in Hampden.

Heman Laflin, Amasa A. Needham, John Smith, Holcomb Charles Gardner, Absalom Springfield Robert Emery, Gardner Daniel Lombard, Solomon Wesijield William Blair, Hatch, David M. Bryant, Augustus Collins, Lucius Richard D. Morris, Wil- Wright, William G. Bates, liam Rice, Josiah Hooker, Matthew Ives, jr. Russell Orange Chapin, William E. Dewey D wight, Walter H. Bow- West Springfield Roland doin. Wells Southworth, Burbank, Justin Ely, Amos Robert E. Bemis, William Worthington, Alfred Flow- Bridgman, Harvey Chapin, er, Henry Ely, Samuel E. D. Beach, Artemas Smith, Lewis Warriner, Rogers, Richard Bliss, Harvey Chapin, Spencer Henry Morris, David Flower, Reuben Champ- Ames jr. Alpheus Nettle- ion, Homer Ely, Reuben ton, Richard Bliss, Joseph Palmer, Reuben Smith, W. Newcomb Heman Smith Tolland William Moore Wilbraham Abel Bliss, Eleazer Slocum, William Walter Stebbins, William Twining, jr. Samuel Ham- Wood, Calvin Stebbins, ilton, Henry Bliss, Joseph John B. Morris, Jesse W. D. Slocum Rice, Stewart Beebe, Lu- Wales James L. Wales, ther B. Bliss

Notaries Public. Springfield John Howard ^esf^eZrf William G.Bates, Richard Bliss, Henry Sey- West Springfield Justin mour Ely

Covnsellors and Attorneys.

Granville James Cooley, Henry Morris, Josiah Charles F. Bates Hooker, John Hooker, Palmer James Stebbins William Dwight, Artemas Springfield Oliver B. Mor- Rogers, T. E. Parsons ris,^ Justice VVillard, Wesifield William Blair, George Bliss, William B. Augustus Collins, William Calhoun, Richard D. Mor- G. Bates, Patrick Boise, ris, James W. Crooks, Norman T. Leonard, George Ashmun, Reuben Russell E. Dewey A. Chapman, Erasmus D. West Springfield Samuel Beach, John Mills, Rich- Lathrop ard Bliss, William D wight, Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 71

Sheriff, Caleb Rice, of West Springfield.

Depvty- Sheriffs. Chester Martin Phelps Foster, Rhodolphus Kins- Granville ley, Timothy' M. Daniel M. Moore, Cooley 2d. Elihii Adams Pa//nerElisha Converse jr. Wesijield Israel M. Par- Springfield William H. sons, Russell E. Dewey

Deputy-Jailer, William H. Foster, of Springfield. Crier of Court of Common Pleas, Henry Brewer, of Springfield. Coroners Blandford Rufus Blair Springfield Harvey Cha- Brimfield Alvan Janes pm, William H. Foster Monson Joel Norcross IVestfield Jehiel Abbot Palmer John Frink ff'ilbraham William Clark Southwick Gideon Stiles Prover of Fire Arms, Cyrus B. Allen, of Springfield. HAMPSHIRE. Judge of Probate, Ithamer 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, Samuel Wells, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvni. Amherst David Mack, jr. Hatfield Benjamin Smith, Ithamer Conkey, Osmyn Israel Billings, Oliver Baker Smith Belchertown Mark Doolit- JVorthampton Samuel tie, Myron Lawrence Hinckley, Lewis Strong, Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Solomon Stoddard, Chas. Enfield Epaphras Clark E. Forbes, Samuel Wells, Hadleif Charles P. Phelps, Charles P. Huntington, P. Samuel Porter H. Wright

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers Joseph Lyman, Solomon Stoddard, JVIark Doolittle, Ferdinand H. Wright, Eliphalet Williams, Ithamer Conkey, David Mack, Myron Lawrence, Samuel Wells. 72 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire.

Justices of the Pence. Amherst -, Remembrance Bardwell Lucius Boltwood, Enos Middlefield John Dickson, Dickinson, Edward Dick- Uriah Church, Matthew inson, Elijah Boltwood, Smith, jr. John Leland, James Kdl- JVorthampton Charles lo^g, J, Pearce. Starkweather, John Tay- Belchertoivn Justus For- lor, Daniel Stebbins, Ros- ward, Jonathan Olds, Hen- well Hubbard, Thomas ry A. Bridgman, Samuel Shepherd, Samuel F. Ly- Strong, Israel Towne, man, Oliver Warner, Eli- Wright Bridgman, Roder- phalet Williams, Theo- ick Dorman dore Strong, Theodore Chesterfield Thaddeus Wright, William H. Mose- Baker, A. Rice, Timothy ely, Giles C. Kellogg, A. Phelps, Bela P. Clapp William Swan, Timothy Cummin^ton Ebenezer Clark, Josiah D. Whitney, Snell, Eliphalet Packard, Joseph S. Kingsley, Asa- Elisha Mitchell, William hel Lyman, Samuel L. Packard, Nathan Orcutt Hinckley, Edward Church, Easthampton Thaddeus Wm. W. Partridge, Thos. Clapp, John Ludden, Lu- Napier, Samuel Parsons ther Clark JVorwich Samuel Kirkland, Enjield Benjamin Har- Joseph Stanton, Aaron B. wood, Eliphaz Jones, Dimock, Horace Taylor, Ephraim Richards Joseph Kirkland Goshen Benjamin White, Pelham Henry Kingman, Asahel Billings, Luther John Rankin, Ezra Brown, Stone Cyrus Kingman, ZibaCook Greenwich Laban Marcy, Plainfield James Richards, John Warner, John North- John Hamblin, Leavitt burn Hallock, Elijah Clark Granhy Levi Taylor, Prescott Samuel Henry, William Belcher, Samuel Stacy Linzie, Horace Ayres, Lewis H. Car- Hunt ver South Hadley William Hadley Moses Porter, Bowdoin. Elihu Dwight, William Porter, Parsons Daniel Paine, Alonzo West, Jason Stockbridge, Lamb, Titus Clark William Smith, Ephraim Southampton AsahelBirge, Smith Frederick Judd, Asahel Hatfield Samuel Partridge, Chapman, Elisha Edwards, Elijah Bordwell, Austin William S. Rogers Smith, Joseph Billings, ff'are Joseph Cummings» Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Hampshire. 73

Homer Bartlett, Alpheus HiUiamsburg Elisha Hub- Demond, Aaron Gould, bard, Gross Williams, Leonard Gould, Williijm Elisha Hubbard, jr. Daniel Hyde, Francis B. Steb- Collins, Lewis Bodman bins, Thomas Wilder Tforthington Jonathan fVesthampton W^illiam Brewster, Dan Daniels, Hooker, Sylvanus Clapp, Josiah Mills, William JohnA. Judd, Jesse Ly- Ward, Chauncy B. Rising, Benjamin Mills

Notaries Public. Amherst Edward Dick- JVorihampton Daniel Steb- inson bins, William H. Moseley, Belchertown Mark Doo- James Hibben litttle Ware William Hyde Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft CounseUors av d Mtorneijs. Amherst Simeon Strong-, Forbes, Samuel F. Lyman, Hezekiah W. Strong, Itha- Charles P. Huntington, nier Conkey, Lucius Bolt- Samuel L. Hinckley, Sam- wood, , Ed- uel H. Bates, Solomon ward Dickinson Stoddard, Giles C.Kellogg Belchertown Mark Doolit- South Hadley William tle, Myron Lawrence Bowdoin Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Ware Homer Bartlett, Enfield Epaphras Clark Frnncis B. Stebbins, Wil- Greenwich La ban Marcy liam Hyde Hatfield Israel Bi]lin2:s li illiamshurg Elisha Hub- JVorthampton Samuel bi.rd, jr. Hinckley, Isaac C. Bates, J^ orthington Chauncy B. Lewis Strong, Cl.arles E. Rising

Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton

Depi tij- Sheriffs. Amherst Frederick A. Hatfield Austin Smith Palmer JVorthampton William W. Belchertown Simeon Partridge,Wm.H.Moseley Dwight South Hadley Joel Miller Greenwich Stephen Doug- Ware Samuel Phelps Worthington Alden Perry

Deputy-Jailer, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton.

Crier of Courts^ William Bolter. 8 74 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Overseers of House of Correction.

Samuel F. Lyman, William Clark, jr. William W. Part- ridge, Northampton. Keeper and Master, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton. Coroners. AmJierst Solomon Keyes Hatfield Austin Smith Eastman JVorthampton William W. Belchtrtown Elihu San- Partridge, William H. ford, Ralph Owen Moseley Chesterfield Francis Bur- Soidh 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. Jud^e 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, Stedman Buttrick, of Concord. Clerk of the Courts, Elias Phinney, of Lexington.

Judge of Police Court, for Lowell, Joseph Locke. Special Justice, do. Nathaniel Wright.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. BrightonFrancis Winship Caleb Butler, Bradford Cambridge Abraham Hil- Russell, Stuart J. Park liard, Ephraim Buttrick, Hopkinton Samuel B. Simeon Greenleaf, Nath'l. Walcott R. Whitney Lexington Elias Phinney Charlestown John Soley, Loiveii Joseph Locke, William Austin, James K. Amos Spaulding, Elisha Frothingham, Arthur W. Bartlett, Joel' Adams, Austin , Elisha Chelmsford John M. Fiske Huntington Concord Joseph Barrret, Medford Nathaniel Hall, , John Keyes Abner Bartlett, Dudley Framingham Josiah Ad- Hall ams, Abner Wheeler JVeu^fon Amos Allen Groton Amos Bancroft, Pepperill John Walton Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 75

Reading John Weston Whittemore, James Rus- Shirley L. M. Parker sell Tyngshoro* Daniel Rich- Westford John Abbot ardson Weston Isaac Fiske Waterioivn Levi Thaxter, Wohurn John Wade, Wy- Tyler Bigejow, John Clark raan Richardson West Cambridge William

Sppointed to qualify Civil Officers. Joseph Barrett, Joseph Locke, Amos Bancroft, Isaac Fiske, Josiah Adams, John Keyes, Elias Phinney, John Walton, Leon;ird M. Parker, Samuel P. P. Fay, Abner Wheeler, Caleb Butler, Nathaniel Wright, Paul Willard.

Justices of tke Peace. Acton Abraham Conant, liam Parmenter, Joseph Francis Tuttle, Simon T. Buckingham, Charles Hosmer, Stevens Hay ward Folsom, Isaac Livermore, Ashhy Alexander T. Wil- Nathan Fiske, Charles C. lard, Amos Willington, Little, Omen S. Keith, Stephen Wyman George W. Livermore, Bedford Reuben Bacon, Henry M. Chamberlain John Merriam, Joel Fitch, Carlisle Samuel Stevens, Amos Hartwell Calvin Heald Billerica Francis Faulk- Charlestown Oliver Hold- ner, Marshall Preston, en, George Bartlett, Paul John Baldwin Willard, Abraham R. Boxhoro^ Oliver T. Davis, Thompson, Henry Gard- Samuel Hayward, 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, William William Sawyer, Charles Warren Thompson, Horatio N. Burlington Sylvan us Perkins, Benjamin Badger, Wood, Nathan Blanchard James Dana, Luther V. Cambridge Levi Hedo-e, Bell, George W. Warren Edmund T. Dana, John Chelmsford Samuel Davis, Williams, William J. Caleb Abbot, Ebenezer Whipple, William F. Adams, Alpheus Spaul- Stone, Levi Farwell, ding, Jonathan M. Reed, Abraham Edwards, Ed- James Pitts, Benjamin ward T. Channing, Wil- Adams 76 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Concord Elisha Wheeler, Charles Wheeler, Joel Stephen Patch, Daniel Smith, Constant F. Minns Shattuck, Timothy Pres- Littleton Jonathan Man- cott, John M. Cheney, ning, Benjamin Dix, Jona- JNehemiah Ball, Albert H. than Hartwell, Joel Hoar, Nelson, Stedman Bnttrick Cephas Hartwell, James Dunstable James Swallow, Kimball Temple Kemble, Josiah Lowell John R. Adams, Cummings, Edmund Page, Elisha Fuller, John P. Allen Cumin^s Robinson, Pelham W. Dracut Israel Hildreth, jr. W^arren, William Smith, David Blood, Colburn Seth Ames, John Wade, jr. Blood, jr. Samuel A. Co- John A. Knowles, Tappan burn Wentworth, John W. Framingham Luther Belk- Graves, Albert Locke, nap,William Buckminster, Thomas Hopkinson, Jo- Joseph Ballard, Warren seph W. Mansur, Horatio Nixon, Jonas Clayes, C. Merriam, John Clark, Moses Edg-ell, Henry John Avery, Oliver M. Richardson, Rufus Brewer Whipple, Robert Means, Groton Noah Shattuck, John Aikin, Benjamin F. Abel Tarbell, George F. French, S. L. Dana, Wil- Farley, Jonathan S. Ad- liam Davidson, Luke East- ams, John G. Park, John man, Joseph Locke, Jo- Boynton seph Butterfield, H. G. F. Hollision Elihu Cutler, Corliss, Ephraim B. Patch, Nathaniel Johnson, Elias Eliphalet Case Bullard, Abner Johnson, Maiden Benjamin Blaney, J| , Eliel Lit- Charles Lewis, Nathan ^ tlefield, Thomas Dickin- Nicholson, Gilbert Haven, son Isaac Emerson, Benjamin Hopkinton Joseph Valen- G. Hills tine, Thomas Bncklin, Marlborough Daniel Ste- Matthew Metcalf, Samuel vens, Levi Bigelow, Nich- D. Davenport, Joseph Val- olas B. Proctor, Eli Rice, entine, 2d. Daniel Single- Ephraim Hinds, Stephen tary Pope, Solomon Weeks, Lexington John Mulliken, William H. Wood, Wil- John Muzzey, William liam Barnes Chandler, Nathaniel Mul- Medford Nathan Adams, liken, Ambrose Morrell, Turell Tufts, Jonathan Samuel Stetson, John Brooks, Jonathan Porter, Nelson, Samuel Chandler John Sparrell, Thatcher Lincoln Elijah Fiske, Magoun, Nathan Wait, Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 77

Daniel Swan Thompson J\latick Samuel Fiske, Tewksbury William Rog- William Farris, Chester ers, Samuel Thompson, Adams, Hezekiah Alien John Jaques JVewton William Jackson, Totvnsend Aaron Keyes, Seth Davis, Matthias Col- Paul Gerrish, Richard lins, Ebenezer Cheney, Warner, Jonathan Rich- Elijah F. Woodward, Jo- ardson, Levi Sherwin, seph Bacon, Joel Fuller, Joel Adams, Aaron War- James Fuller, Samuel ren, Frederick A. Wor- Hyde, John H. Richard- cester son, Ezra Nichols Tyngsboroiifrh Robert Pepperell James Lewis, Brinley, Calvin Thomas, Abel Jewett, Asa F. Law- John Farwell, Asa Butter- rence, William Buttrick, field, Charles Butterfield, Arnold Hutchinson, John Simon Thompson P. Tarbell, John Tarbell Wa/tham John Clark, Jo- Reading Edmund Parker, siah Childs, Nahum Hardy, Daniel Chute, Joshua Isaac W. Mulliken, Arad Prescott, Caleb Wake- Moore, EbenezerHobbsjr. field, Georg-e Flint, John Watertown Thomas Clark, Batchelder, 4th, Seth Bemis, Charles Be- Sherburne Isaac Whitney, mis Dalton Goulding-, Alpheus Wayland William Bridore, Clark, Micah Leland W^illiam Sherman, David Shirley Thomas Whitney, Heard Benjamin Hartwell, Ste- West Cambridge Thomas phen Longley, Nathaniel Russell, Timothy Wel- Holden, Joseph Edgarton, lington James P. Whitney Westford Nahum H.Groce, South Readins; Thaddeus Jonathan Prescott, John Spaulding, Burrage Yale, W. P. Abbot, Ephraim Thomas Emerson, Lilly Ahhot Eaton, Noah Smith Weston Alpheus Bigelow, Sloneham Peter Hay, jr. Isaac Jones, Benjamin David Tilton, John H. James Wright, Darius Stevens Wilmington James Jaques, Stow Moses Whitney, WalterBlanchard Elijah Hale, Charles Tow- Woburn Bill Russell, er, James B. Brown Charles Carter, Joseph Sudbury Asher Goode- Gardner, Oliver B. Cool- now, Thomas Stearns, idge, Cyrus Bancroft, Lyman Howe, Nahura Leonard Thompson 8# 7& Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex.

JVotaries Public. Brighton Charles Heard Concord Nathan Brooks Cambridge William J. Framingham J osidih Adams Whipple, Henry M.Cham- Groton Caleb Butler berlain, Ephraim Buttrick, Lowell John R. Adams, Omen S. Keith James G.Carney, Pelham Charlestown John Soley, W. Warren William Sawyer, George TValtham Joseph Bond, jr. W. Warren Counsellors and Mtornpys. BUlerica Marshall Preston Fuller, John P. Robinson, Cambridge Abraham Hill- Luke Eastman, Seth iard, William J. Whipple, Ames, Samuel Parker, Simon Greenleaf, Samuel William Smith, Joseph P. P. Fay, Ephraim But- Locke, Horatio C. Mer- trick, Omen S.Keith, Isaac riam, John A. Knowles, Fisk Thomas Hopkinson, Al- Cambridgepoit Henry M. bert Locke, Joel Adams, Chamberlain John Locke, H. G. F. Chadestown William iVus- Corliss, Lemuel Williams, tin, Paul Willard, Arthur L. S. Williams, R. G. Col- W. Austin, William Saw- by, , yer, Horatio N. Perkins, Joseph W. Mansur, Josiah Nathaniel Austin jr. James G. Abbott, Grenville Par- Dana, Theodore A. Dame, ker, John Wade, jr. Al- Georgre W. Warren, Tol- pheus R. Brown man Willey, E. Fuller Maiden Charles Lewis Chelmsford John M. Fiske Marlboro^ Ephraim Hinds Concord Samufl Hoar, Medford Abner Bartlett John Keyes, Nathan JVewton Amos Allen Brooks, John M. Cheney, Pepperell James Lewis, Albert H. Nelson, Ebene- Asa F. Lawrence, John P. zer R. Hoar Tarbell F'amingham Josiah Reading Joshua Prescott, Adams, William Buck- Francis A. Fabens minster Townsend Aaron Keyes, Groton Caleb Butler, Frederick A. Worcester Bradford Russell, George Tyngsboro^ Daniel Rich- F. Farley ardson, Charles Butterfield Holliston Elias Bullard JVaUham Arad Moore Hopkinton Samuel B. Watertown Tyler Bigelow, Walcott Levi Thaxter, Charles Ltowell John R. Adams, Bemis Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Wayland Edward Mellen Sheriffs and Coroners in Middlesex. 79

Westford John W. P. Weston Alpheus Bige- Abbot low, jr. West Cambridge James Wohum Wyman Rich- Russell ardson

Sheriff, Benjamin F. Varnum, of Lowell.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Billerica Thomas Sumner Phipps Cambridgeport Nathan Lowell Jefferson Bancroft, Fiske Joseph Butterfield " poiiit Levi Parker Marlboro^ Adolphus Par- Charlesioun Daniel J. Co- menter burn Medford John Sparrell Concord Moses Prichard JVewton Adolphus Smith Framingham Eliphalet Reading Abiel Holden Wheeler Toionsend Quincy Syl- Gioton William C. Lewis vester Hopkinton William A. Westford Benj. F. Keyes

Crier of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C. Levi Parker, of Cambridge.

Jailers— Camb. Nathl. Watson. Concord Abel Moore Lowell James Fisher.

Overseers of House of Correction. Lowell B. F. Varnum. Cambridge , Jonathan Wheeler. Master, P^athaniel Watson.

Coroners.

Acton Luther Conant Dracut David Blood, jr. Ashby Alexander T. Wil- Simon Coburn lord, Ezekiel Colman Dunstable Edmund Page, Bedford Michael Crosby James Swallow Billerica Thomas Sumner Framingham Rufus Brew- Cambridge Nathan Fiske er, Henry Richardson, Carlisle Jonas Parker Eliphalet Wheeler Chaiestown Daniel J. Co- Groton Abel Earns worth, burn Benjamin Moors, William Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- A. Bancroft ker, James Pitts Holliston Loammi Little- Concord Jonas Buttrick, field Abel Moore, Anthony Hopkinton Joseph Valen- Wright tine, Silas Mirick 80 Justices of the Peace in Nantucket.

Littleton Jonathan Whit- Bryant comb, Samuel Smith, jr. Shidey Stephen Longley Lowell Luther Marshall, Stow John Patch, Abra- Josiah B. French, Zac- ham Conant cheus Shed, James Fisher Teuksbwy Thomas Clark Maiden Theodore L. Tounsend Quincy Syl- Styles vester Marlborough Isaac T. Tjjngsborough Joseph F. Stevens,Levi I.Whetmore Bancroft Medfird Nathan Wait Wayland Collins Damon, JVatick Leonard Perry William Heard JVewton Adolphus Smitli Westford Levi Heywood Pepperell Abel Adams, Weston Nathan Fiske, Luther Tarbel, jr. Luther Harrington Reading Abiel Holden Wilmington Joel Jenkins, Sheibume Jeremiah Butler Josiah Gillis South Reading Jeremiah

Prover of Fire Arms, Alpheus Clark, of Sherburne. NANTUCKET. Judge of Probate, Isaac Coffin. Register of Probate, George Cobb. County Treasurer, George Cobb. Register of Deeds, Asa G. Bunker. Clerk of the Courts, George Cobb.

Justices of the Peace, and of the Quorum. Isaac Coffin, Zaccheus Hussey, Benjamin Gardner, Martin T. Morton.

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

Justices of tit e Peace. Charles Bunker, Thomas Macy, Timothy Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, George Cobb, James Bigelow, J. M. Bunker, Asa G. Bunker, Frederick Arthur, Seth Pinkham, George M. Bunker, John W. Barrett, Elisha B. Fearing.

Notaries Public. Benjamin Gardner, Zaccheus Hussey, Samuel H.Jenks, Caleb Cushman, Charles Bunker, James M. Bunker. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 81

Counsellors avd J}ttorneys. Charles Bunker, Charles K. Whitman, Isaac Coffin, James M. Bunker.

Sheriff, Peleg S. Folger.

Deputy Sheriff, Uriah Gardner.

Crier of the Court, Caleb Cushman. Coroner, Elisha M. Hinckley.

Commissioners of Wrecks, Georgfe Myrick, jr. Frederic Anthur, Benjamin Worth, and Philip H. Folger, of

Nantucket ; Andrew Brock of Tuckanuck Island.

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 Qiioruni. Bellingham Eliab Wight, John C. Scammell Quincy John Whitney, Braintree Minot Thayer John iVI. Gourgas Canton Thomas French Randolph Royal Turner, Cohasset James C. Doane Seth Mann Dedhavi Samuel Haven Roxbury Joseph Harring- Erastus Worthington, ton, Joseph Heath, Ebe- William Ellis, Theron nezer Seaver, William H. Metcalf, Ezra W. Samp- Sumner son, Ira Cleaveland Sharon BenjaminReynolds Dorchester Samuel P. Weymouth Christopher Loud Webb Franklin Lewis Fisher Wrentham Cornelius Kol- Medfield Daniel Adams lock, Melatiah Everett Milton Amos Holbrook,

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Joseph Harrington, E. Worthington, Samuel Bugbee, Samuel J.Gardner, Ezra W. Samp- son, Melatiah Everett. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, Jonathan P. Bishop, Wil- {Stephen Metcalf, Elias liam Felt, Obed Allen Cook, Stephen Lewett Medivay Joseph L. Rich- Braintree Jonathan Wild, ardson, Seneca Barber, jr. Asa French, David Hol- Levi Adams, Luther Met- brook, Joseph Richards, calf, Christopher Slocum, Charles M.Foffff, Naaman James Lovering, Joseph L. White Adams Brookline Joseph Goddard, Milton Joseph Rowe, Ja- Oliver Whyte, Benjamin son Haughton, Moses Goddard, Thomas Grigg-s, Webster, Edmund J. Ba- Charles Wild, James ker, Joseph Morton, James Leeds, Thomas Kendall M. Robbins, Joseph N. Canton Adam Kinsley, Howe,Nathaniel F.Safford James Dunbar, Ellis Ames JVeedham Benjamin Slack, Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Elisha Lyon, Israel Whit- Henry J. Turner ney, Daniel Kimball, Dedham George Ellis, George Smith, William Calvin Whiting, Jonathan Flagg, Thomas Kings- H. Cobb, John Guild, Enos bury, Aaron Smith Foord, Richard Ellis, John Q^uincy Lemuel Brackett, K. Briggs, Jeremy Stim- JNoah Curtis, J. M. Gour- son, Samuel Swett, Ezra gas,jr. William B. Dugan, Wilkinson, Henry A.Pen- G. W. Beale, Josiah Brig- niman ham Dorchester James Hum- Randolph Seth Turner, phrey, Edward Sharp, Mo- Isaac Thayer, Joseph Lin- ses Draper, William Oli- field, Jonathan Wales, ver, Robert Vose, Walter Benjamin Richards, Aaron Baker, Asaph Churchill, jr. Prescott, Silas Paine, jr. Orin P. Bacon, Joseph Thomas Howard, Zenas Ballister French, Samuel L. Bass, Dover Daniel Mann, Noah Joshua Spear, jr. A. Fiske Roxhury Nathaniel S. Foxborough Elias Nason, Prentiss, Joseph Curtis, Joseph "Warren, John Peter G. Robbins, , David Capen, Bartlett, John J. Clark, Warren Bird Nathaniel Curtis, Lucius Franklin Joseph Bacon, M. Sargent, Charles W. Elihu Pond, Willis Fisher, Green, Jonathan Dorr, Albert E. Daniels John Lemist, William Medfield William Peters, Whiting, Luther M. Har- Counsellors, Sheriffs, &c. in Norfolk. 83

ris, Joseph Hodges, Cor- Weymouth Lemuel Hum- nelius Cowing-, Abraham phrey, Fisher A. Kings- F. Howe, Francis Hilliard, bury, Noah Torrey, James Benjamin F. Copeland Whittemore, Appleton Sharon Jeremiah Gould, Howe Elijah Hewins Wrentham Samuel Druce, Stoiighton Elijah Atherton, Samuel Bugbee, Ebenezer Jesse Pierce, Abner Drake, Blake, John Cheever, Ben- Joel Talbot, James Tucker jamin Shepherd, jr. Calvin Waljmle Harvey Clapp, Fisher, Lewis Harding, Truman Clark, Joseph Alien Tillinghast, John Ellis, Joseph Hawes, John Hawes M. Gannett

Kotnries Public Canton James Bent Randolph Aaron Prescott Cohasset Thomas Bourne, Roxhury Sherman Leland, James C. Doane D. A. Simmons, James Dedham Ebenezer Fisher, Russell jr. Erastus Worthington Weymouth Fisher A. Dorchester Asaph Church- Kingsbury ill, jr. Wrentham Melatiah Ev- Quiiicy Ibraham Bartlett erett

Counsellors and Mtorneys, Braintree Naaman L. Medway Warren Lovering White, Samuel Breck Milton Asaph Churchill Canton Ellis Ames (^uincy John M. Gour- Dedham James Richard- gas, jr. son, Theron Metcalf, Randolph Aaron Prescott Erastus Worthington, Roxhury Joseph Harring- Jonathan H. Cobb, Ira ton, Sherman Leland, Da- Cleaveland, Ezra Wilkin- vid A. Simmons, J. J. son Clarke, Francis Hilliard Dorchester Samuel P. Weymouth Fisher A. Loud, Asaph Churchill, jr. Kingsbury Nathaniel F. Safford Wrentham Melatiah Ever- MedjMd Daniel Adams. ett Jonathan P. Bishop

Sheriff, John Baker, 2d. of Dedham, 84 Justices of the Peace in Plymouth.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Dorchester Stephen Rob- DuBois inson Roxhury Enoch Bullard East Medway Nathan Stoughton Lemuel Gay Jones Wrentham Benjamin H. Qut?7C2/ Thomas Adams,jr. Fales Randolph Alexander E.

Deputy Jailer and Master of the House of Correction.

Coroners. Bellingham Hollis Met- T. French calf, Edward C. Craig Quincy William Spear Braintree Asa French Sharon Elijah Hewins,jr. Cohasset Henry J. Turner Stoughton Luther Swan, Foxhorousrh Shubael Pratt Lemuel Gay i^'anA;'inEliM. Richardson Weymouth Silas Binney, Medfteld x^ibner Mason Sanuiel Bayley Mtdway N. Jones Wrentham Paul Fisher, Milton Phineas Davenport, David A. Fisher Samuel Mardin, Alpheus

PLYMOUTH. Judore of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborough. Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Plymouth. Register of Deeds, Rolnnd E. Cotton, of do. County Treasurer, William R. Sever, of do. Clerk of the Courts, John B. Thomas, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bridgewater A riemtis Hale Middleboro' Wilkes Wood, Duxhury Seth Sprague, Abiel Washburn, Zache- Judah Alden, Seth riah Eddy Sprague, jr. Gershom B. Plymouth N. M. Davis, Weston Joiin B. Thomas, William Hanover David Stock- Thomas bridge Scituate John Collamore, Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Samuel A. Turner, John Jotham Lincoln B. Turner Kingston John Thomas, West Bridgewater William Thomas P. Beal Ba3'lies Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 85

Appointed to quaUfif Civil Officers. Wilkes Wood, Hector Orr, , Nathan- iel AI. Davis, John B.Thomas, Thomas Lorinir, Ja- cob H. Loud, Joseph Haskell, Austin Packard, John Beal, Anson Robbins, Theophilus King.

Justices of the Pence. Ahington Benjamin Ho- Barker, Joshua Smith bart,"Jared Whitman, Mi- Hingham Joseph Wilder, cah Pool, John Cushing-, jr. Edward Thaxter, Solo- James Bates, Ezekiel mon Lincoln, Francis G. Thaxter, James Ford, jr. Ford, Thomas Loring, Hervey Torrey Marshall Lincoln, James Bridgeivater Solomon Al- S. Lewis, Henry Cushing den,^jr. Benjamin Pope, HuR Samuel Loring, jr. Caleb F. Leonard, Avery Kingsto n James Sever, Fobes, Isaac Fobes, Na- Nathaniel Thomas, John than Mitchell, Samuel Sever, Eli Cook, John Leonard, jr. Holmes Gray, Joseph Sampson Sprague, Williams La- Ma'shfield Joseph Clift, tham, Philo Leach, Solo- John Ford, jr. George mon Hayward Leonard, Daniel Phillips, Carver Nehemiah Cobb, J^uther Hatch Benjamin Ellis, John Sa- Middkhoro' Martin Keith, vary, Samuel Shaw, Thom- Seth Miller, Charles as Cobb, Lewis Pratt Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth Duxbury , Eaton, Abiel P. Booth, E. Weston, Gershom Oliver Pierce, Samuel Bradford, Benjamin Alden, Thompson, Paul Hatha- George P. Richardson way, Arad Thompson, East Biidsceiirder Isaac Joshua Hoskins, jr. Joshua Alden, Wallace Rust, Eddy. jr. Benjamin P. Welcome Young Wood, Bradford Harlow, Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Luther Washburn, Jona- Dexter C. Thompson, Za- than Cobb, Ebenezer Pick- dock Thompson, J. P. ens, Silas Pickens, A. T. Thompson Harvev, Thomas Bennett, Hanover AlexanderWood, Eliah Ward Benjiimin Mann, David JVo th Bndgevaier Joseph Prouty, Thom^is J. Gard- Sylvester, Eliab Whitman, ner, Albert White, Eben- M. Packard, Eliphalet ezer Simmons Kingman, Linus Howard, Hanson Charles Cushing, George Clark, Jesse Per- Thomas Hobart, Isaac B. kins, Bela Keith 9 86 Notaries, Counsellors, &,c. in Plymouth.

Pembroke Alden Brings, kins, Joseph Haskell, The- Anthony CoUamore, Tho- ophilus Pitcher,jr. Amittai mas Turner, David Old- B. Hammond, Joseph W. ham Church, Theophilus King Plymouth Barnabas Scituate Anson Robbins,^ Hedge, Nathaniel Russell, Samuel Tolman, jr. Eben- Jacob H. Loud, William ezer T. Fogg, Elijah Jen- Clark, Allen Danforth, kins, jr. Gideon W.Young, Gustavus Gilbert, Schuy- John Bea], Ammial Curtis, ler Sampson, William P. Dexter Alerritt, William Ripley, Thomas Russell, James, Elias R. Mungo, Isaac L. Hedge, Ebenezer Caleb W. Prouty G. Parker, Bo'urne Spoon- fVareham John Fearing, er, Bridgham Russell, William Fearing, B. Mur- William R. Sever dock, Seth Miller, jr. Plympton Zenas Bryant, David Nye, Sylvanus jr. Jonathan Parker, Wil- Bourne, Thomas Savery, liam H. Soule, Josiah T. William Bates, H. G. O. Ellis Ellis Rochester George King, Tf'est Bridgenater John E. James Ruggles, Elijah Howard, Austin Packard, W^illis, Joseph Meigs, Jo- Zephaniah Howard, Dwel- seph Look, Lothrop Per- ley Fobes

Notaries Public. Duxhury Erastus H. Bart- Plymouth Jacob H. Loud, lett Gustavus Gilbert jE, Bridgeuater Welcome Rochester Elijah Willis Young 7f are/ia7?iSylvanusBourne, Hingham David Harding William Bates Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood

Counsellors and Attorneys. Ahington Jared Whitman, S. Beal Benjamin Hobart Middleboro^ WilkesWood, East Bridgeuater Aaron Zechariah Eddy, Eliab Hobart, Welcome Young Ward Hanover Alexander Wood JVorth Bridgewater Eliab Hingham Ebenezer Gay, Whitman Solomon Lincoln Pembroke James H. Whit- Kingston Thomas P. Beal, man Joseph Sampson, Joseph Plymouth Nat. M. Davis, Counsellors, &c. in Plymouth. 87

William Thomas, Jacob Wareham Seth Miller, jr. H. Loud, Gustavus Gilbert William Bates Scituate Ebenezer T.Fogg West Bridgewater William South Bridg;ewater Wil- Baylies, Austin Packard liams Latham

Sheriff, Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth.

Deputy- Sheriffs. East Bridgewater Joseph min Kingman Chamberlain, jr. Plymouth Coomer Weston Hingham Ebed Hersoy Rochester Nathaniel Has- Kingston Spencer Cush- kell man Scituate Nathaniel Clapp Middlehorough Joseph yVctreham Joshua Gibbs,3d Jackson West Bridgewater John M. JVorth Bridgewater Benja- Read

Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middleboro'.

Jailer and Keeper of the House of Correction, Putnam Kimball.

Commissioners of Wrecks, Robert Gould, of Hull ; Paul Merritt, Charles Vinal, and John Doane, of Scituate; G. B. Weston, and Samuel A. Frazer, of Duxbury.

Co rollers Ahington Lebbeus Gurney as Wales, jr. Carver Nelson Barrows Pembroke Nathaniel Lo- Duxhury Avery Richards ring, Peter Salmond, jr. E. Bridgewater Z. Jones Plymouth Benjamin Drew, Hanover Levi Curtis Ezekiel C. Turner Hingham Samuel Hobart, Plyinpton Thomas B. James Stevenson Harrub Kingston oedXAioh^lolmes, Rochester Nathaniel Has- John Gray kell, David Peckham, jr. Marshfteld William Lewis, Scituate Elijah B. Turner, James Dingley, Wales Abiel Cudworth, Ebenezer Tilden Stetson, John Beal Middlehorough Samuel West Bridgewater Thomas Thompson,Joseph Jackson Ames JVorth Bndgewaler Thom- 88 Justices of the Peace in Worcester. WORCESTER. Judge of Probate, Ira Moore Barton, of Worcester. Register of Probate, CharJes G. Prentiss, 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 of the Peace and of the Quorum. Ashhurnham JosephJewett Oxford Sumner Barstow Barre Nathaniel tiough- Petersham Jared Weed ton, Seth Lee Princeton Charles Russell Bolton Stephen P. Gard- Rutland Rufus Putnam ner, Silas Holman, Na- Soidhbridge Linus Child thaniel Longley Spencer James Draper Brookjield Simeon Draper Sterling Thomas H. Blood, Charlton John Spurr, Sa- Moses Thomas lem Towne Westhorough Nahum Har- Dudley Aaron Tufts rington Fitchburg Ebenezer Tor- Westminster Michael Gill, rey Josiah Howe Grafton Charles Thurber Winchendon Wm. Dunbar Huhbardston Samuel Worcester Charles Allen, Swan Ira M. Barton, Abijah Leicester Nathaniel P. Bigelow, Samuel M. Burn- Denny side, Isaac Davis. William

Leominster "S owhs Kendall, Eaton, Samuel Jennison, Solomon Strong, Lovell Eleazer James, Joseph G. Walker Kendall, Levi Lincoln, Lunenburg Edmund Gush- John W. Lincoln, Wil- ing liam Lincoln, Rejoice Mendon Wm. S. Hastings Newton, Nathaniel Paine, Milford John Claflin, Daniel Waldo, Emory Pearley Hunt Washburn, Theophilus JVew Braintree Samuel Wheeler, Charles Thur- Mixter ber, William N. Green Oakham WilliamCrawford

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Nathaniel Paine, Theophilus Wheeler, Theodore Jones, Edmund Cushing, Joseph G. Kendall, Na- thaniel Houghton, WaVren Rawson, Sumner Bar- stow, , William S. Hastings, Samuel Lee, Levi Lincoln, William Jennison, William H. Williams. w

Justices of the Peace in Worcester. 89

Justices of the Peace. Jlshhurnham George R. Jonathan Winslow Cushing',Nathaniel Pierce, Dana A polios Johnson, George G. Parker, Hosea Ephraim Whipple Stone, Silas Willard, Reu- Douglas Frederick W. ben Townsend, Kibborn BotJiam, Benjamin Crag- Harwood gin, Warren Humes, Wel- Athol Theodore Jones, come Whipple Eliphalet Thorp, William Dudley Baylies Knapp, H. Williams, Isaac Ste- Morris Earned, Samuel vens, Elias Bassett, Benja- Robinson min Estabrook Fitchburg , Auburn John Clark, Levi Downe, Joseph Thomas Drury, Solomon Downe, Francis Perkins, Sibley, Isaac Stone, jr. Nathaniel Wood Barre Nahum F. Bryant, Gardner Smyrna Glazier, Seth Caldwell, John King-, Timothy Hey wood, Wil- David Lee, Charles Sib- liam Whitney, Asaph ley, Lyman Sibley, Abel Wood White Grafton Otis Adams, Sam- Berlin Thomas Brigham, uel Allen, Charles Brig- William A. Howe, Jona- ham, jr. Oliver M. Brig- than D. Merriam ham, Samuel Wood Bolton Samuel S. Hough- Hardwick Jason Mixter, ton, Amory Holman, Jona- Nathan Perry, Gardner than Jewett, Joseph Saw- Ruggles, Joseph Stone yer Harvard Jerome Gardner, Boylston Samuel Brigham, Jacob Haskell, John Park, Ward Cotton, James Dav- Abel Whitney, Augustus enport, James Longley, G. Hill Aaron White, Hezekiah Holden Charles Chaffin, Gibbs Samuel Damon, William Brookfield Lewis Abbot, Drury, Silas Flagg Jesse Bliss, Seth Field, Hubbardston J usius Ellen- Rufus Harrington, Alan- wood, Ethan A. Green- son Hamilton, Otis Hay- wood, Henry Prentice, den, Aaron Kimball, Nich- Daniel Woodward olas Mc Clure, Ebenezer Lancaster James G. Car- Merriam, Edwin B. Tain- ter. Nathaniel Chandler, ter, Arad Gilbert, Abra- Josiah Flagg, Joseph W. ham Skinner Huntington, Jonas Lane, Charlton John Davis, Wil- Nathaniel Rand, John G. liam P. Marble, Rufus Thurston, George R. M. Mixer, William P. Rider, Withington 9* 90 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Leicester Austin Flint, Jasper Brown, Stephen Cheney Hatch, Horatio G. Davis, Sylvanus Harris, Henshaw, Joseph D. Sar- Abishai Earned, Josiah S. gent, Daniel Stone Prentice JLteominster John Gardner, Petersham Aaron Brooks, Charles Grout, William jr. Jones Howe Perry, , Paxtnn James Day, Jona- Charles VV. Wilder than P. Grosvenor, ^'athl. Lunenburg William Har- Lakin, Braddyl Livermore, rington, Joseph Lamb, Tyler Goddard Esek Whiting PhiUipston Jason Gould- Mendon Ahaz Allen, Ja- ing, Oliver Powers red Benson, Benjamin Princeton John Brooks, Davenport, Charles C. P. Alphonso Brooks, Caleb Hastings, Dan Hill, War- Dana, Charles Myrick renRawson, ElijahThayer, Royalstori Stephen Batch- Abel Wilder elder, jr. Ruftis Bullock, MUlhury William M. Ben- Salmon Godard, Timothy edict, Simon Farns worth, Lewis, Benoni Peck Clough R. Miles, Abra- Rutland George S. Flint. ham G. Randall, Amasa Calvin Howe, Daniel Roberts, AsaWaters, Sim- Walker, Roland Wheeler eon Waters, Amasa Wood Shrewsbury Balch Dean, ;Jii7/orrf Clark Ellis, New- Adam Harrington, Nathan ell Nelson, Samuel L. Howe, Nymph as Pratt, Scammel Azor R. Phelps, Henry J^ew Braintree AmasaBig- Snow elow, Henry Penniman Southborough Jonas Ball, JVorthhorough Joseph Da- Sullivan Fay, Willard vis, Nahum Fay, Cyrus Newton, Perley Whipple Gale, Prentiss Keyes, Southbridge Frederick W. Martin L. Stow, John F. Bottom, Benj. D. Hyde, Fay Oliver Hooker, Moses JVorthhridge Sylvanus Plympton, Bela Tiffany Holbrook, John Taylor, Spencer William Baldwin, Paul Whitin Jonas Bemis, Frederick JVorth Brookfield William Howe, William Pope, Adams, Jonathan Cary, Walter Sibley Nathaniel Dodge, Eli Sterling Samuel Sawyer, Forbes, Daniel Gilbert, James Wilder, Jonathan Bonum Nye, Pliny Nye Wilder, David Wilder Oakham James Allen, Sturbridge Erasmus Hol- Horace P. Wakefield brook, Jared Lamb, Ed- Oxford Peter C. Bacon, ward Phillips, Avery P. Justices and Notaries in Worcester. 91

Taylor, Gardner Watkins, ert B. Thomas, Joseph Roswell Warner, David White Wight Westminster John Hey- Sutton Edward Clarke, "wood, Josiah Howe, Ed- Jonathan Leland, Samuel ward Kendall, Simeon Taylor, Daniel Tenney, Sanderson, Merari Spauld- Daniel Tourtellot ing-, John White, Joseph Templeton Benj. Brown, Whitman, Abel Wood Joseph Davis, jr. Artemas Winchendon Wm. Brown, Lee, Samuel Lee, Henry Reuben Hyde, Jacob Newton, Joshua Richard- Wales, Mark Whitcomb son, Ephraim Stone, Leon- Worcester Samuel Allen, ard Stone, Joseph Mason Silas Brooks, Benjamin Upton Daniel Fisk, jr. Eli- Butman, Anthony Chase, jah Stoddard Edwin Conant, Nathan T. Uxbridge Henry Chapin, Dow, Alfred D. Foster, Francis Deane, jr. Freder- Maturin L. Fisher, Jesse ick Taft, Joseph Thayer, W. Goodrich, John Green, John W. Capron Alexander Hamilton, Na- Warren Pardon Allen, than Heard, William Jen- Jephtha Bacon, Sheppard nison, Abiel Jaques,Thom- Ellis, Joseph Field, Daniel as Kinnicutt, Daniel W. Hitchcock, Pardon Keyes, Lincoln, Frederick W. Isaac Patrick, Joseph Paine, Henry Paine, John Ramsdel, Harvey Sessions Park, Charles G. Prentiss, Webster Jonathan Day, George W. Richardson, Georore B. Slater Stephen Salisbury, Ben- Westborough N a hum Fish- jamin F. Thomas, George er, Phineas Gleason, Mo- A. Trumbull, Artemas ses Grout, Samuel Har- Ward, Samuel B. Wood- rington, Lovett Peters, ward, Amos W. Stock- Silas Wesson well, Daniel Stone, John West Boylston Barnabas Wright, Lewis A. Ray- Davis, Levi Pierce, Rob- mond Kotaries FuhJic. BrookfieldSeih Field, Otis ley, Rhodes B. Chapman Hayden Oxford Peter C. Bacon FitchburgEhenezerTorrey Southhridge Saml. M. Lane Lancaster Nathaniel Uxbridge George Willard Chandler, Joseph W.Hun- Worcester Theophilus tin ston Wheeler, Isaac Flagg, Ira Leicester Horatio G. Hen- M. Barton, Charles A. shaw Hamilton, Samuel Allen, Mendon Wm. S. Hastings George A. Trumbull, Wil- MiJlbury Wm. Whittles- liam Dickinson 92 Counsellors and Sheriffs in Worcester.

Coxtnsellors and Attorneys. AshhurnJiam George G. Petersham Aaron Brooks, Parker jr. Jared Weed Athol Isaac Stevens Midland Rufus Putnam Barre Nahum F. Bryant, Southbridge Frederick W. Walter A. Bryant, Nath- Bottom, Linus Child, Ben- aniel Houghton, Seth Lee jamin D. Hyde Boylston Jaraes Daven- /Sturbridge George Davis port Sutton Edward Clarke Brookfield Jesse Bliss, Templeton Joseph Mason Arad Gilbert Uxbridge Henry Chapin, Charlton John Davis Francis Deane, jr. Beza- Douglas Frederick VV. leel Taft, Joseph Thayer Botham Westboruugh Nahum Har- Fitchhurg Ebenezer Tor- rington rey, Nathaniel Wood Jf 'est minster Simeon San- Grafton Samuel Allen derson Harvard Abel Whitney M orcester Charles Allen, Huhhardston SamuelSwan Ira M. Barton, Abijah Big- Lancaster Joseph W.Hun- elow, Samuel M. Burnside, tington, Solon Whiting, Edwin Conant, John Da- George R. M.Withington vis, Isaac Davis, Nathan Leicester Nathl.P. Denny T. Dow, Wm. N. Green, Leominster WMlliam Perry, Jesse W. Goodrich, Chas. Lovell Walker W. Hartshorn, Thomas Mendon Charles C.P. Has- Kinnicutt, William Lin- tings, William S. Hast- coln, Daniel W. Lincoln, ings, Warren Rawson Lewis A. Maynard, Pliny Millbury Oough R. Miles, Merrick, Rejoice Newton, Abraham G. Randall Henry Paine, Charles G. JVorthburough Martin L. Prentiss, George W.Rich- Stow ardson, Benjj^min J'.Thom- JVorth Brookfield Daniel as, , Gilbert Frederick W. Gale Oxford Peter C. Bacon

Sheriff, Calvin Willard, of Millbury.

Defuty- Sheriffs. Athol John H. Partridge Fitchburg Horace Newton Baire Daniel Bacon Grafton Lovell Baker, jr. Brookfield Seth W. Field Hubbardston Luther Clif- Douglas Sumner Balcom ford Coroners in Worcester. 93

Lancaster Lyman Moore Sterling Samuel Houghton Leicester Samuel Hurd Slurhridge Benja. Bullock Leominster Asa Loncjley Sutton John W. W^hipple Mention Seneca Hills Templeton Nathan Bryant Millbury Perley Whipple Uxhridge Sullivan Thayer J\rorth Brookjield William Westminster Phmehas W. Adams Read Oxford Samuel Smith fJorcester Ivers Phillips, Petersham Cephas Willard Rutus Hay ward Southboro^ Larkin Newton Crier of the Courts, Thos. Chamberlain of Worcester. Keeper of the House of Correction, Asa Matthews. Overseers of the House of Correction, Nathan Heard, John W. Lincoln. Jailer, Asa Matthews, of Worcester. Coronrrs. Ashhurnham Saml. Woods Princeton John Dodd, Mo- Barre Seth Holden, Seth ses G. Cheever Caldwell Rutland Calvin Howe, Bolton Joseph Sawyer Jeduthan Green Brookjield Simeon Draper Southborough LarkinNew- Dana Gilbert Warden ton Douglas Aaron A. Wallis Southbridge Lemuel Dun- Fitchhurg Horace Newton bar Grafton Isaac W. Wood Spencer Willard Rice Harvard Aaron Whitney Sterling Moses Thomas Holden Farnum White Sturbridge Edw'd. Phillips Hubbardston Justus Ellen- Sutton John M. Whipple wood, David Bennett Templeton Nathan Bryant Lancaster Nathl. Rand Upton Daniel Fiske, jr. Leominster Wm. Wilder, Warren Joseph Field Abel Carter Webster Jonathan Day Lunenburg Eli Pafje Westminster Luke Bigelow Mendon Aaron Burden Winchendon Mark Whit- Milford Clark Ellis cnmb JV. Brookfield, Francis Car- Worcester Timothy W. ruth Bancroft, William Eaton, Oxford Sylvanus Harris Thomas Harbach, Edward Petersham Cephas Wil- H. Hemmenway, Asa lard, Eber Hapgood Matthews, Ivers Phillips

Provers of Fire Arms, Ethan Allen, of Grafton, and Francis Clark, of Sturbridge. ;; f

Masters in Chancery. MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Suffolk. William Minot, Franklin Dexter, Edward G. Loring-, Joseph Willard. Essex. John G. King-, David Roberts, of Salem

Ebenezer Moseley, of Newburyport ; James H. Dun- can, of Haverhill.

Middlesex. Nathan Brooks, of Concord ; Thomas

Hopkinson, of Lowell ; i^rthur Livermore, of do. ; Jo- siah Adams, of Framingham.

Plymouth. Ellis Ames, of West Bridge water ; Solo- mon Lincoln, of Hingham.

Bristol. H. G. O. Colby, of New Bedford ; Anselm Bassett, of Taunton; Eliab Williams, of Fall River Charles J. Holmes, of Taunton.

JVorfolk. James Richardson, of Dedham ; David A.

Simmons, of Roxbury ; John J. Clark of do. Worcester. Emory Washburn, of Worcester; Linus

Child, of Southbridge ; Abijah Bigelow, of Worcester; jared Weed, of Petersham.

Berkshire. Robert F. Barnard, of Sheffield ; Wil- liam Porter, of Lee ; Thomas Robinson, of Adams; Henry Hubbard, of Pittsfield. Hampshire. Myron I^awrence, of Belchertown Charles P. Huntington, of Northampton.

Franklin. George Grennell, jr. of Greenfield.

Hampden. Justice Willard, of Springfield ; William G.Bates, of Westfield. JVantucket. Timothy Hussey, George Cobb.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS, Appointed under Act of April 9, ^8S9. [They are au- -tnorized to administer on the estates of persons, aliens and others, dying without legal heirs in this state.]

Phineas Blair, of Boston ; Charles Marston, of Barn- stable ; Thomas Bradley, of Tisbnry ; Benjamin Mer- rill, of Salem ; Nathan Brooks, of Concord ; Moses Ed- gell, of Framingham ; Ira Cleaveland, of Dedham ; and S. H; Jenks, of Nantucket. m

Board of Education. 95 BOARD OF EDUCATION. EstHblished by Act of April 20, 1837. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex qfficiis.

Kdmund Dwiolit, of Boston ; Rev, George Putnam, of

Roxbury ; George N. Brigos^ of Lanesboro' ; Robert

Rantoiil, jr. of Beverly ; liev. Thomas Robbins, of Rochester; Rev. .Tared Spark?, of Cambridge; Hon. Charles Hudson, of Westminster, William G. Bates, of Westfield. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Board.

Commissioner to make a further Geological and Minera- logical survey of ihe Slate, {Resohe of April 12, 1837.) Edward Hitchcock, of Amherst. Commissioners to viake a Botanical and Zoolos:ical sur- vey of Ihe State, [Resolve of April 12, 1837.)

George B. Emerson, of Boston ; Chester Dewey, of

Pittsfietd ; W. B. O. Feabody, of Springfield ; Ebene- zer Emmons, of Wiiliamstown ; Thaddeus W.Harris, of Cambridge ; D. Humphreys Storer, of Boston; Au- gustus A. Gould, of Boston. Commissioners to codify so much of the as re~ tales to crimes and punishments, [Resolve of Ap. 1, 1837.) Luther S. Gushing, of Boston; Samuel B. Wallcott, of Hopkinton; Willard Phillips, of Cambridge ; John

Gray Rogers, of Boston ; James C. Alvord, of Green- field.

Com^missioner to make an Agricultural survey of the State^ [Resolve ofAp. 12, 1837.) Henry Colman, of Boston.

COMMISSIONERS resident in other States, who have been ap- pointed by tlie Government of IVIassachiisetts, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts,—also to administer Oaths, and to trtke the acknowledgment of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commonwealth.

William Willis, Portland, William Woart, jr. Asaph R. Nichols, Nathaniel Wilson, Charles Gilman, John A. Poor, Jonas Cutting, Francis £. Bond, 96 Massachusetts Commissioners.

Samuel P. Benson, Winthrop, Maine. John C. Dodge, Newcastle, do. Levi Chamberlain, Fitzwilliam, N. Hamps, Wm.H. Y. Hackett, Portsmouth, do. William H. Smith, Providence, R. Island. Erastus Smith, Hartford, Conn, Richard G. Drake, do. do. William H. Maxwell, City of N. York, . Thomas Allen, do. do. William Emerson, do. do. George Folsom, do. do. William C. Russell, do. do. William Bliss, do. do. George Gibbs, do. do. Zebedee Cook, jr. do. do. Theodyre Eames, Brooklyn, do. George Gould, Troy, do. George G. Bull, New Lebanon, do. John Hastings, W^est Troy, do. Samuel G. Fisher, , Pennsylv. Benjamin Gerhard, do. do. Joseph B. Williams, , . Charles Gilman, do. do. Simeon S. Goodwin, Louisville, , Hamilton Smith, do. do. Lucius C. Duncan, New Orleans, . Edward H. Durell, do. do. Daniel F. Webster, Detroit, Micliigan. Edward P. Cranch, Cincinnati, . Georare T. Metcalf, Peoria, . William F. DeWolf, Alton, do. John Stark, Galena, do. Thomas Melvill, do. do. Abner T. Ellis, Vincennes, . Randall Crawford, New Albany, do. Andrew J. Davis, St. Louis, Missouri. Augustus Story, Milwaukee, . David A. Hall, Washington, Dist. of Col. Gurdon Deming, Fayetteville, N. Carolina. Jeremiah Lippitt, Wilmington, do. Matth.H.McAllister, Savannah, Georgia. Henry Chamberlain, Mobile, . Theodore L. Moody, do. do. George F. Baltzell, Apalachicola, Florida. POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS,

WITH THE post-master's NAMES.

Abington, Wm W. dishing Boxboro,' Lyman Bigelow « East, Godard Read Bedford, John A. Merriam " Ville, John Wilson Boylston, Eli B. Lampson Adams, R. Wood Braintree, Asa French " North, W. E. Brayton " West, N. Fletcher, jr. Alford, Daniel Barrett Bradford, George Savory Amesbury, J. Nason Brewster, Jeremiah Mayo " West, Edmund Sargent " West, Freeman Ryder Acton, Silas Jones " East,Geo. W. Higgins Amherst, H. W. Strong Bridgewater, Mich. Keith « North, H. Cutler " North, E.Southworth.jr. Andover, Nathaniel Swift " N. W., Heman Packard " North, James Stevens " West, John M. Reed Ashburnham, Sam'l Barrett Brookline, Oliver Whyte Ashby, Alex. T. Willard Brighton, J. B Mason Ashfield, Levi Cook Brimfield, Marq. Converse Athol, Wm. H. Williams Brookfield, A. Skinner Attleborough, Ira Osborne " West, Allen Newell " North, Israel Hatch " North, JonathanCarey « East, L. W. Dean " East, C. Flagg Agawam, Lyman Whitman Buckland, Joseph Hubbard ^shleyville, Edw. Kneeland Burlington, Silas Cutler J}n7iisquam, W. W. Chard Baldwinsville, J. Davis, jr. Bernardston,H.W.Cushman Bellevilleport, Jos Jackman Barnstable, Wm. H. Brown Blackstone, P. S. Thayer " West, Albert Howland Byfield, Benjamin Coleman Barre, Walter A. Bryant Canjbridge, Samuel Newell Belchertown, C. Brideman " East, Samuel S.Green Bellingham, East, T. Clark " West, John Fowle Berkley, Asahel Hathaway " Port, C. Morse Beverly, Stephens Baker Canton, Darius Tucker Berlin, Addison How Carver, Eliel Ward Becket, Frederic Clark " North, Wm. Barrows " West, Kendal Baird Charlemont, Lewis Bodman Billerica, Marshall Preston Charlestown, Wm. Sawyer Blandford, Orren Sage Charlton, William P. Rider " North, Lyman Gibbs " Centre, John Davis Bolton, Amos Parker Chatham, Josiah Mayo Boston Nathaniel Greene " North,J.Nickerson,jr. Boxford, Charles Peabody Chelmsford, Joel Adams " West, Benjamin Pearl " North, Benj. Adams 10 98 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Chelsea, Horatio Alger Dudley, Wm. Hancock Cheshire, Noble K.Wolcott Duxbury, Seth Sprague, jr. Chester, Amb. B. Lyman Eastham, Elisha Cobb " North, James Elder Easton, Daniel Wheaton " Factories, A. G. Henry '< North, John Ames, 2d. " Falley's Cross Roads, Easthanipton, Thad. Clapp Lewis Collins Edgartown, S. L. Pease Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Egremont, Jesse Squire, jr. Chilmark, Ephm. Mayhew Enfield, Eliphaz Jones Cohasset, 2enas Stoddard Erving, Ansel Lesure Coleraine, John Drury Essex, Enoch Low Concord, F. R. Gourgas Fairhaven, Joshua Drew Conway, Jas. S. Whitney *' North, Cyrus Clark Cummington, Francis Bates Fall River, C. B. Vickery " West, Elisha Mitchell ". William B. Cannedy Cahotville James Cristy Falmouth, Fred. Davis Centreville, F. G. Kelley " West, S. Dillingham Chickopee Falls, D. M. " North, Ebenezer Nye Bryant ** East, J. Robinson Clappville, Edward Stone " Wood's Hole, John Cotuit, R. T. Crocker C. Parker Cragie's Mills, C. Shaw Fitchburg, Nathaniel Wood Dana, Apollos Johnson Florida, Luke Rice Dalton, J. Chamberlain Foxboro' Joseph Cowell Danvers, Joseph Osgood " Centre, T. M. George Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker " East, Jos. Kingsbury " North, John Cumraings Framingham, Saml. Warren " South, B. Howland Franklin, David H. Barker Dedham, Elisha Thayer " City, S. B. Scott " West, Abner Ellis Freetown, George Pickens Deerfield, Charles Williams Feeding Hills, Silas Dewey " South, Eli Cooley, jr. Gardner, Moses Wood Dover, John Williams " South, Abijah M. Severy Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall Georgetown, Benj. Little " South, E. Nickerson Gill, John W. Bissell . " East, Judah Paddock Gloucester, Gorh. Parsons ^ " West, Luther Childs Goshen, Hinckley Williams Dighton, William Newhall Grafton, Otis Adams " North, John Rose Granby, William Belcher Dorchester, Robert Vose Greenfield, Ambrose Ames Dimstable, J. Cummings, jr. Gr. Barrington, L Sun)ner Douglass, David Holtnan Greenwich, liaban Marcy " East, Turner Thayer " Village, Ira Haskell; Dracut, Oliver Mnrse Groton, Henry Woods; " West, Coburn Blood, jr. Granville, Middle, N. Cooley 1

I Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 99 Granville, East, C F.Bates " North, Ebenezer Nye " West, Vincent Holcomb " South, Tho's. Hurlbut Hadley, Samuel D. Ward Leicester, John Sargent " Mills, D. Huntington Lenox, William P.Walker Halifax, Henry Pope Leominster, C. H. Colburn Hatfield, Alpheus* Longley Leverett, Jonathan Conant Hamilton, Isrnel D. Brown " North, FMiasM'Gregory Hancock, P. H. Tliomas Lexington, John }*. Merriam Hanover, Seth Stetson " East, Amos Adams Hanson, Theodore Cobb Lincoln, Rufus Morse Hardwick, Samuel F. Cutler Leyden, Reuben Slieldon.jr. Harvard, John P. Whitcomb Littleton, Jona. Hartwejl Harwich, Obed Brooks Longmeadovv, Wm. White *< South, I. P. Nickerson " East, Wm. Lathrop « East, B. F. Eldredge Lowell, Eliphalet Case « West, Elijah Chase I.,udlow, Joseph Buckland Haverhill, Thomas G. Lunenburg, Asa Whiting Farnsworth Lynn, Thomas J. Marsh " East, John Johnson, jr. Maiden, Benjamin G. Hill Hubbardston, Applet. Clark Mansfield, Solomon Pratt " Village, J. P. Pillsbury Marblehead, N. Lindsey, jr. Havvley, Joshua Longley Manchester, Wm. Dodge " South, Noah Joy IMarshfield, Proctor Bourne Heath, John Hastings, jr. " North, Moses F. Rogers " North, Ebcn. Tucker " East, John Tilden Hingham, John Kingman Medway, C. Patridge " South, Quincy Lane " West, Chris. Slocumb Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons " East, Nathan Jones Holden, Charles Chaffin Medfield, Charles Onion Holland, Baxter Wood Medford, S. S. Green, jr. Hopkinton, J. L. Vallentine Menoon, Henry A. Aldrich Holliston, S. G. Burnap " South, E. G. Daniels HartsviUe, W^ Edwards Methuen, George A. Waldo Holyoke Place, Za. Lyman Middleboro', Allen Shaw Hollenbecks, N.K.' Bills " North, Philip Colby Holrnrs'' Hole, Geo. Dunham " West, EliasLanipson.jr. " Hyannis, A b n e r W . Lo w e 1 East, Nathaniel Eddy " port, Frederic Scudder Millbury, Asa H. Waters Ipswich, Stephen Coburn " West, Eph. Goulding Ireland, Chester Crafts Marlboro', A. Parmenter Jamaica Plain, Robt.Seaver Milford, Pcrley Hunt Kingston, Rufus B. Bradford " South, P. Peimiman Lancaster, J. W. Huntington Milton, E. J. B;iker Lanesboro', Timo. Whitney Monroe, Martin Ballou Lee, Hubbard Bartlett Monson, Edwin Norcross 100 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Montague, Jona. Hartwell " East, Isaac Sparrow Mattapuiset, WilsonBarstow Otis, Samuel I'ickett Marstori's Mills, Nathaniel " West, J. Hubbard Hinckley Oxford, Wm. Sigourney Middlesex Vil. E. Adams Ostcrville, Josi. Scudder,jr. Millville, Willard Wilson Palmer, Amos Hamilton Middlfjield, Solomon Root Paxton, Tyler Goddard Monument Eiisha Perry Pelham, Martin Kingman Nantucket, Pembroke, H. Collamore Natick, William Farris Pepperell, A. Emerson " South, Dexter Whiting Peru, Oliver Nash Needham, Rufus Mills Phillipston, James Carruth " West, William Flagg Plainfield, Leaviit Hallock New Ashford, S.Southvvorth Plymouth, B. Russell New Bedford, R. Williams Plympton, Wm. H. Soule New Braintree, B. F. Ham- " North, Zenas Cushman ilton Princeton, Charles Russell

Newburyport, Moses Lord Provincetown, J . L. Lothrop New Marlboro', A. Rising Petersham, Seth Hapgood New Salem. North, Amos Pocassett Howard Perry K. Smith Prescott, Stacy Linzie " Millivgton, H. Hunt Quincy, Daniel French Newton, Wm. B. Newton Randolph, S. N. Howard " Lower Falls, C. Mayo " East, Simeon White " Upper Falls, Jesse Reading, John Weston Winslow *' North, Levi Whitney " West, John Mead Rehoboth. Granville Stevens « Centre, A. R. Trow- " Centre,Jona.Wheaton,jr. bridge Richmond, Asa Cone Northampton, Thomas Rochester, James Ruggles Shepherd " North, Asa Coombs Northbridse, Cheney Taft Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Northfield^, Saml C. Allen.jr. Rowley, Benj. H. Smith " South Farms, Lyman Roxbury, E. G. Lemon Gilbert " West, Wm. Keith, jr. Northboro', Anson Rice Rutland, Geo. Estabrook Norton, Laban M. Wheaton Russell, John Gould Norwich, Aaron B. Dimock Rochbottom, T. Walcott JVeponset Grin P. Bacon Rockvillt, Timo. Walker Oakham, Eben W. Skerry Salem, Ebenezer Putnam " CoW//roo/.% Waller Felch Salisbury, Seth Clark Orange, Parley Barton " East, Cyrus Dearborn " South, Otis Brooks Sandisfieid, George Hull Orleans, Simeon Higgins Sandwich, Avery P. Ellis " South, Seth Sparrow << East, Joseph Hall Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 101

" West, Isaac Keith South Hadley, G. A. Smith «< South, S. C. Howland " Canal, Joseph Carew " North, Mason Wliite Sandy Bay, Henry Clark Saugus, Henry Slade SaxonvlUe, Charles Fiske Savoy, Liberty Bowlver , George Chipman Scituate, Gideon W. Young Sippican, J. N. Ellis " North, S. B. iMerritt Squavi, Oliver W Sargent " South, E. T. Fogg Taunton, Charles R.Vickery " West, Z. Cushing Templeton, Artemas Lee Seekonk, Church Gray Tewksbury, John Coggin " South, Allen Munroe Tisbury, Holmes' Hole, G. Sharon, Jonathan Cobb Dunham " Centre, Benj. Reynolds '« West, Willard Luce Shelburne, Walter" Wells Tolland, Henry Hamilton " Falls, Gad Tovvnsley Topsfield, Edward Hood Sherburne. Oliver Everett Townsend, Thos. Farrer " Slieffield, Edward F. Ensign James S. W' alton " East, E. S. Deming Truro, H. Gross Shirley, Thomas Whitney " North, James Small " VU/agc, Israel Longley Tyngsboro', D. Richardson Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge Tyri;igliam, A. Miller '"' " LockVillage, J. Codding South, S. C Buel Somerset, Elisha Slade, jr. " North, William Arnold

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DIVISION ^KD DIVISIONARY STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION.—Suffolk and mrfolk. Major-General, Appleton Howe, of Weymouth. Aids-de-Camp, Thomas C. Webb, of Weymouth, and Wildes P. Walker, of Boston. Division Inspector, Ebenezer W. Stone, of Roxbury. Division-Quarter-Master, George M. Thatcher, of Boston. Judge- Advocate, John J. Clark, of Roxbury. SECOND DIVISION.—jE55ea:. Major-General, Benj min Stickney, of Newbury. Aids-de-Camp, Robert C. Stickney, of Newbury, and Joseph Couch, of Newburyport. Division-Inspector, Samuel Phillips, of Newbury. Division-Quarter-Master, Judge- Advocate, Caleb Gushing, of Newburyport. THIRD DINISION.—Middlesex. Major-General, Samuel Chandler, of Lexington. Aicls-de-Camp, Micah M. Rutter, jr. of Cambridge, and George W. Warren, of Charlestown. Division-Inspector, Albert H. Nelson, of Concord. Division-Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Rufus B. Lawrence, of Lowell. 104 Massachusetts Militia. FOURTH DIVISION. Hampshire, Hampden and Franklin. Major-General, Aids-de-Camp, Jonathan H. Butler and Stephen H. Brewer, of Northampton. Division-Inspector, Joseph Lothrop, of Northampton. Division-Quarter-Master, Judge-Advocate, Charles P. Huntington, of Northamp- FIFTH DIVISION. Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, ^c. Major-General, James D. Thompson, of New-Bedford. Aids-de-Camp, George A. Bourne and William C. Whittredge, jr. of New Bedford. Division-Inspector, James H. Collins, of New Bedford. Division-Quarter-Master, William T. Hawes, of New Bedford. Judge- Advocate, John H. W. Page, of New Bedford. SIXTH DIYISION.— Worcester. Major-General, Ebenezer M. Hosmer, of West Boyls- ton. Aids-de-Camp, Joseph A. Bates, of Barre, and Charles Goodale, of West Boylston. Division-Inspector, Solon S.Hastings, of Sterling. Division-Quarter-Master, Nelson D. White, of West Boylston. Judge-Advocate, Edwin Conant, of Worcester.

SEVENTH DIVISION.—Berib/wVe. Major-General, Lyman Judd, of Lenox. Aids-de-Camp, John C. Hunt and Henry Sabin of Lenox. Division-Inspector, John Z. Goodrich, of West Stock- bridge. Division-Quarter-Master, George Walker, of Lenox, Judge-Advocate, William Porter, jr. of Lee.

BRIGADE AJVD STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISION. ( Brig.-Gen. Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth. 1st. ) Aid-de-Camp, Augustus Whittemore, do. Brig, j Brigade-Major, Naaman L. White, Braintree. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mast. Minot Thomas, VVeymouth. Massachusetts Militia. 105

r Brigadier-Gen. Samuel O. Daniels, of Medway. 2d. ^Aid-de-Canip, Daniel Leland, of Sherburne. Brig, y Brigade-Major, Francis Leland, of do. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. C Brig.-Gen. Grenville T. Winthrop, of Boston. 3d. ) Aid-de-Camp, Gardiner G. Hubbard, of do. Brig, j Brigade-Major, Newell A. Thompson, of do. ( Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. T. Frederick Cordis, of do.

SECOND DIVISION. ( Brigadier-General, Samuel Avery, Marblehead. 1st. J Aid-do-Camp, Brig, p Brigade-Major, John D. Hunt, of Salem. ( Brigade-Quarter-Master, f Brigadier-General, Solomon Low, of Boxford. 2d. ^Aid-de-Camp, Otis P. Lord, of Ipswich. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, William Low, of Boxford. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Chas. A. Stevens of Andover.

THIRD DIVISION. ^Brigadier-General, Joshua Buttrick, ofConcord. 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Francis Munroe, of do. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, James Dana, of Charlestown. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. William F. Wheeler, Lincoln. C Brigadiej--General, Thomas A. Staples, Groton.

2d. 1 Aid-de-Camp, Paul R. George, of Lowell, rig. \ Brigade-Major, William A. Bancroft, of Groton. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Thomas P. Goodhue, Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. (Brig.-Gen. Alpheus Nettleton, of Springfield. 1st. ; Aid-de-Camp, Otis Chapman, of do. Brig. ^Brigade-Major, Samuel Shackford, of do. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. DimondColton,Longmeadow. C Brigadier-Gen. Gardiner Dickinson, of Conway. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, James O. Leach, of do. Brig. ^Brigade-Mnjor, Elihu Clark, of Sunderland. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Orsimus Bardwell, Shelburne. FIFTH DIVISION. Brig.-Gen. John H. Hathaway, E. Bridgewater, 1st.) Aid-de-Camp, Aaron Hobart, jr. of do. Brig. ^ Brigade-Major, Samuel B. Allen, of do. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Asa Mitchell, of do. 106 Field Officers of Infantry.

f Brigadier-General, John B- Read, ofPawtucket. 2d. J Aid-de-Camp, Joseph A. Allen, of do. Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Nehemiah A. Potter, of do. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Ira D. Ellis, of do. r Brigadier-General, Sabin Smith, of Sandwich. 3d. ^Aid-de-Camp, Brig, i Brigade-Major, James H. Bodfish, of Sandwich. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Elisha D. Winslow, Boston. SIXTH DIVISION.

( Brig.-General, Rufus Hayward, of Worcester. 1st. ) Aid-de-Camp, Claudius B. King, Northbridge. Brig, j Brigade-Major, Moses D. Phillips, of Worcester. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. Lysander C. Clark, of do. r Brig.-General, 2d. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Brig. J Brigade-Major, C Brig.-Quar.-Master, SEVENTH DIVISION. (Brig.-General, 1st. ^ Aid-de-Camp, Brig.^Brig.-Major, Increase Sumner, Gt. Barrington. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. John A. LafFargue, Sheffield. (Brig.-General, William C. Plunkett, of Adams. [ 2d. } Aid-de-Camp, Resolved Wood, South Adams. Brig, j Brigade-Major, Albert G. Belden, of Lenox. ( Brig.-Quar.-Master, Thomas E. Steele, do.

FIELR OFFICERS JiND ADJUTANTS OF THE INFANTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. (Colonel, George S. INewell, of Roxbury. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, John Brown, of do. Reg. '5 Major, C Adjutant, Joel Lucas, of Dorchester. ( Colonel, 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Ira Curtis, of Weymouth. Reg. j Major, John W. Thomas, of do. ( Adjutant, Elbridge G. Hunt, of do. Field Officers of Infantry. 107

r Colonel, Moses C. Beal, of Randolph. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, David Ford, of Q-uincy. Reg. 5 Major, John H. Winkley, of Milton. C Adjutant,

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Freeman White, of Braintree. Lieut. Colonel, Edward Cazneau, of Hingham. Major, Joshua Hersey, jr. of do. Adjutant, Edward Potter, of Braintree. SECOND BRIGADE.

(Colonel, , jr. of Dedham. 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Fisher, of Walpole. Reg. 5 Major, William Ellis, 2d. of Dedham. (Adjutant, r Colonel, John M. Everett, of Foxboro'. 2d. jLieut. Colonel, Reg. p Major, George E. Holbrook, of Wrentham. C Adjutant, Warren Leonard, of Foxboro.'

Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Luther M. Hunt, of Med way. Adjutant, THIRD BRIGADE. ("Colonel, William Mitchell, of Boston. Lieut. Colonel, Jabez Pratt, of do. Major, Benjamin A. Spear, of do. Adjutant, David Carter, of do. Colonel, Julius C. Steele, of Boston. Lieut. Colonel, Edward F. Hall, do. Major, Joseph Barrell, of do. Adjutant, John L. Whipple, of do. r Colonel, 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reuben Lovejoy, of Boston. Reg. J Major, Robert Cowdin, of do. C Adjutant, Jacob Thaxter, of do.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Charles R. Lowell, of Boston. Lieut. Colonel, George W. Phillips, of Boston. Major, Edward A. Tappan, of do. Adjutant, Patrick Grant, of do. 108 Field Officers of Infantry.

Divisionarij Corps of Independent Cadets. Captain, James S. Amory, of Boston. Lieutenant, David S.Greenough, do. Ensign, Thomas Hughes, of do. Adjutant, Joseph H. Foster, of do. Surgeon, John C. Warren, m. d. of do. SECOND DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Joshua Sheldon, of Beverly. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Moses Hill, of Marblehead. Reg.) Major, ( Adjutant, John M. Stocker, of Beverly. (Colonel, William Pool, of Gloucester. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, John Clark, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Daniel Gilbert, of do. C Adjutant, James Haskell, of do. (Colonel Jesse Tapley, of Danvers. 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Gustavus Atwell, of Lynn. Reg. ^ Major, John C. Lunt, of Danvers. (Adjutant, Asa T. Richards, of Danvers.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Edward S. Davis, of Lynn. Major, Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, 1st. J Lieut. Colonel, Samuel M. Noyes, of Newbury. Reg.) Major, Georcfe W. Carr, of West Newbury. C Adjutant, William E. Currier, of Newbury port. C Colonel, Joshua Low, of Essex. 2d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, John Kimball, of Rowley. Reg. j Major, , of do. ( Adjutant, Caleb Cogwell, of Essex. , ( Colonel, William Tenney, 3d. of Bradford. 3d. jLieut. Colonel, Seth Shearman, of Andover. Reg. p Major, John Kunkins, of Haverhill. C Adjutant, William Brown. Regiment nf Light Infantry. Colonel, Nathaniel Perloy, oYTopsfield. Lieut. Colonel, John H. Clark, of Andover. Major, Horace S. Bradley, of Haverhill. Adjutant, Field Officers of Infantry. 109

Divisionnrij Corps of SnJem Independent Cadets. Captain, William Sutton, of Salem. THIRD DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. C Colonel, Horatio Cogswell, of Concord. Lieut. Colonel, Jacob Stearns, jr. of Newton. Major, Ammi B. Stiles, of Waltham. Adjutant, Isaac H. Willard, of Concord. Colonel, Thomas Parker, of Lynnfield. iLieut. Colonel, Jacob S. Rayner, of Reading. Major, Walter Blanchard, of Wilmington. Adjutant, Colonel, John A. Mason, of Weston. Lieut. Colonel, William Foster, of Lincoln. Major, Benjamin F. Heald, of Carlisle. Adjutant, Francis R. Gourgas, of Concord. I Colonel, William Hastings, 2d. 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, Stillman Bicknell, of Medway. ( Adjutant, r Colonel, 5th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. y Major, Charles Sanderson, of Charlestown. C Adjutant, Regivipnt of Lia-ht Ivfaniry. Colonel, SamuelP. Smith, ofHoUiston. Lieut. Colonel, Samuel B. White, of Woburn. Major, Edward Currier, of Holliston. Adjutant, Seth C. Hawes, of Sherburne. SECOND BRIGADE. C Colonel,

I Lieut. Colonel, Major, Adjutant, Horace Heard, of W^ayland. Colonel, Nahum Harwood. of Littleton. Lieut. Colonel, James P. Whitney, of Shirley. Major, Joseph PI. Plildreth, of Townsend. Adjutant, Joseph Stevens, of Littleton. Colonel, Jonathan M. Reed, of Chelmsford. Lieut. Colonel, Nathan Durant, of Lowell. Major, Joseph G. Wyatt, of do. Adjutant, Stephen S. Seavey, of Ao 110 Field Officers of Infantry,

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Benjamin Adams, of North Chelrasfor(J» Lieut. Colonel, Daniel Pope, of Marlborough, Major, Joseph G. Heald, of Pepperill. Adjutant, JeiFerson Bancroft, of Lowell. FOURTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, Enoch R. Crocker, ofWilbraham. 1st. ^ Lieut. Col. , jr. N. Wilbraharaw Reg. p Major, Otis M. Hendrick, of S. Wilbraham. ( Adjutant, Carson K. Cone, ofWilbraham. f Colonel, 2d. ) Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, ( Adjutant, William L. Terrett, of Granville, C Colonel, 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, Horace Hubbard, of Sunderland, C Adjutant, Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Fittz Henry Warren, of Brimfield. Lieut. Colonel, John Miller, of Ludlow. Major, John P. Hubbard, of do. Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. (Colonel, Charles C. C. Mower, Northampton. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Silas M. Smith, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Willard A. Arnold, of do. C Adjutant, Merrick Joy, of do. r Colonel, Jarvis Barstow, of Leyden. 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Lewis Shearer, of Colraine. Reg. ) Major, Ephraim W. Warren, of Conway. C Adjutant, ' r Colonel, 3d. J Lieut. Colonel, Benjamin G. Putnam, of Orange. Reg. ^ Major, C Adjutant, r Colonel, 4th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. 7 Major, C Adjutant, Cyrus Rugg, of Heath. Field Officers of Infantry. Ill FIFTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. I Colonel, Zenas Cushman, of Plympton. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Joseph S. Thomas, of Duxbury. Reg. Major, Benjamin Drew,jr. of Middleborough. J ( Adjutant, /'Colonel, Charles Church, of Pembroke. 2d. \ Lieut. Colonel, William Sherman, of Marshfield. Keg. ^ Major, Joshua Mann, of Hanover. 4 Adjutant, r Colonel, Franklin Leach, of Bridjre water. 3d.^Lieut. Colonel, Benj. Keith, of N. Bridgewater. Reg. ^ Major, George P. Fobes, of do. (Adjutant. Philander Leach, of Bridgewater. (Colonel, Nathan King, of Middleborough. 4th. jLieut. Colonel, Gilbert Hathaway, of Rochester. Reg. ^ Major, Isaac Fuller, of Middleborough. C Adjutant, William Pratt, of do. Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Nahum^Reynolds, of North Bridgewater. Lieut. Colonel, Cephas Waterman, of Kingston. Major, Henry Dunham, of Abington. Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. C Colonel, Seth Wood, of Seekonk. 1st. JLieut. Colonel, Ephraim Moulton, of Rehoboth. Reg. ^ Major, ( Adjutant, George H. Wheeton, of Seekonk. (Colonel, William Davenport, of New Bedford. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Stephen W. Taber, of do. Reg. ^ Major, Eliphalet Cushman, of do. C Adjutant, f Colonel, Nathan R. Shaw, of Taunton. 3d. JLieut. Colonel, William L. Wilbour, Raynhara. Reg. ^ Major, William D. Robinson, of do. C Adjutant, C Colonel, Willard Blackington, of Attleborough. 4th. 3 Lieut. Col. Carlos Freeman, W. Bridgewater. Reg. J Major, Harrison B. Pratt, of Mansfield. V Adjutant, C Colonel, William Sisson, of Fall River. 5th. JLieut. Colonel, William Winslow, of do. Reg. V Major, Isaac Borden, of do. i. Adjutant, Jeremiah B. Mason, of do. 112 Field Officers of Infantry.

Battalion of Light Infantry. Major, Adjutant, James M. Staples, of New Bedford. THIRD BRIGADE. ( Colonel, B. S. G. Waters, of Sandwich. 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Elisha B. Faunce, of do. Reg. i Major, (Adjutant, Josiah Melcher, jr. of Sandwich, r Colonel, Rufus L. Thacher, of -Harwich. 2d. J Lieut. Colonel, Horatio Underwood, of do. Reg. y Major, Dudley P. Blake, of Yarmouth. (Adjutant, Joseph Hale, of do. ( Colonel, 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, John C. Knowles, of Truro. ( Adjutant, SIXTH DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. ("Colonel, 1st. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Edwin Howe, of Worcester. Reg. 5 Major, ( Adjutant, William C. Barbour, of do. r Colonel, 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, ( Adjutant, Hiram Plummer, of Northbridge. ( Colonel, 3d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. i Major, William Paige, of N. Brookfield. (Adjutant, ( Colonel, 4th. 3 Lieut. Colonel, of Reg. '5 Major, Ezra D. Work, Webster. (Adjutant, William Rice, of Sturbridge. Rerrlment of Light hifantry. Colonel, Orison Underwood, of Milford. Lieut. Colonel, Jason Collier, of Worcester. Major, Isaac P. Damon, of Holden. Adjutant, John Pratt, of Worcester. SECO^•D BRIGADE. ("Colonel, Sherman W. Houghton, of Bolton. 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Nelson Whitcomb, of do. Reg. i Major, Fordyce Nourse, of Lancaster. (Adjutant, Silas W. Holman, of Bolton. K Field Officers of Infantry. 113

r Colonel, ^d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Charles Bigelow, of Uxbridge. Reg. J Major, Curtis Allen, of Northborough. (Adjutant, Stephen W. Norcross, of do. C Colonel, George White, of Petersham. 3d. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Wm. G. Clark, of Hubbardston. Reg. j Major, Leonard Willard, of Rutland. ( Adjutant, (Colonel, 4th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. p Major, Cyrus Goodridge, of Lunenburg. C Adjutant, Franklin S. Francis, of do. r Colonel, 5th. Lieut. Colonel, _J Reg. p Major, C Adjutant, Lucien Bryant, of Templeton.

Regiment of Light Infantry. Colonel, Charles Kimball, of Barre. Lieut. Colonel, Calvin Foster, of Worcester. Major, Kilburn Harwood, of Ashburnham. Adjutant, Lyman E. Sibley, of Barre. SEVENTH DIVISION, FIRST BRIGADE.

( Colonel, 1st. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. j xMajor, Henry Warner, of Sheffield. ( Adjutant, Samuel Bacon, of Egremont. r Colonel, 2d. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Reg. 5 Major, Charles Webster, of West Stockbridge. (Adjutant, Edson Sexton, of do.

SECOND BRIGADE. ( Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Major, Thomas 1. Hazzard, of Hancock. Adjutant, Timothy M. Manchester, of Cheshire. Colonel, Francis Watkins, of Hinsdale. Lieut. Colonel, James Gardner, of Pittsfield. Major, Justus Tower, of Lanesborough. Adjutant, IP 114 * Officers of Artillery. OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Abijah W. Metcalf. Annexed to 2d Regi- ment of Infantry. Third Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Peter Dunbar. 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, John N. Kent, of Newbury. Captain, THIRD DIVISION. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Benjamin Adams, of Townsend. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. FOURTH DIVISION. Second Brigade. I Regiment. 4 Companies, Colonel, Asa Severance, of Shelburne. Lieut. Colonel, Elihu Rice, of Conway. Major, Lewis Warner, of Williamsburg. Adjutant, Lucius Nims, of Greenfield. Captain, George Stearns, jr. of Conway. Captain, Stephen Baker, of Chesterfield. Captain, William A. Nash, of Williamsburg. Captain, David S. Pierce, of Coleraine.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY. FIRST DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John Webber, jr. of Roxbury. Adjutant, Thomas T. Low. of do. Captain, Ziba Chessman, jr. of Weymouth. Captain, Captain, Albert D. Swan, of Dorchester. Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Edmund T. Everett, of Wrentham. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry. Officers of Artillery. 115

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, Elias W. Goddard, of do.

SECOND DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Edward S. Fowler, of Lynn. Adjutant, Captain, William Beach, of Gloucester. Captain, William T. Gale, of Lynn. Captain, Peter E. Stever, of Salem.

Second Brigade. ] Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, John P. Montgomery, of Bradford. Adjutant, George K. Montgomery, of W. Bradford. Captain, Stephen Ilsley, of Newbury. Captain, Israel C. Russell, of Andover.

THIRD DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Bela Greenwood, of Brighton. Lieut. Colonel, Joseph F. Le Baron, of Lexington. Major, Orin Wilson, of Concord. Adjutant, Jesse F. Kingsbury, of Boston. Captain, Jonathans. Parker, of Lexington. Captain, Charles K. Tucker, of Charlestown. Captain, Charles Bowers, of Concord. Captain, Joseph Sanger, of Watertown.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Sumner Shuttuck, of Groton. Annexed to 2d Regiment of Infantry.

FOURTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Lewis Gorham, of Springfield. Lieut. Colonel, Norman P. Kellogg, of Westfield. Major, Levans M'Farland, of Holland. Adjutant, Joseph W. Gorham, of Springfield. 116 Officers of Artillery.

Captain, Erasmus King, of Springfield. Captain, Charles P. Kellogg, of Belchertown. Captain, Nathan Noble, of Westfield. Captain, John R. Hoar, of Monson.

Second Brigade. 1 Regiment. 5 Companies. Colonel, Daniel Wilcutt, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, George Alexander, of Northfield. Major, Edward Parsons, of Northampton. Adjutant, Justin Thayer, of do. Captain, James Cook, of Plainfield. Captain, Joseph Green, jr. of Leyden. Captain, Ira Coy, of Northfield. Captain, William Forbes, of Buckland. Captain, Eliphalet P. Williams, of Northampton.

FIFTH DIVISION. First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Ephraim Holmes, of Plymouth. Adjutant, Jeremiah Farris, of do. Captain, Nathaniel W. French, of E. Bridgewater. Captain, James House, of Scituate. Captain, Daniel Holmes, of Plymouth.

Second Brigade. 1 Company. Captain, Don Frederick Lane, of Attleborough. An- nexed to 4th Regiment.

SIXTH DIVISION.

First Brigade. 1 Battalion. 2 Com,panies. Major, Adjutant, Alexander J. Sumner, of Milford. Captain, Jonathan Lyon, jr. of Sturbridge. Captain, Zeba Thayer, of Milford.

Second Brigade. 1 Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Thomas S. Bennett, of Leominster. Adjutant, Isaac Smith, of do. Captain, Oliver Stone, of Lancaster. Captain, Silas O. Harding, of Barre. Captain, George W. WaSefield, of Leominster. FELLOWS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.

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Samuel Adams, Boston Reuben Bell, Hadley Silas Alien, Leominster Samuel Bugbee, Wrenthara Ebenezer Alden, Randolph Ariomas Brown, Medway Ebenezer Ames, Wayland J. Bullard, Southboro' Willard Arms, IVortlifield Silas Brown, Wilmington John Andrews, Boylston W. Bridgman, Springfield Zubdiel B. Adams, Boston Oliver Bliss, Longmeadow Edwin Adams, Boston Leavitt Bates, Norton Samuel Alden, Brid<^ewater Josiah Bartlett, Concord Horatio Adams, VValtham GeorgeBaker, Cambridgep't John Atkinson, Newbury't John M. Brewster, Lenox , Westfield E. H. Bartlett, Duxbury Benj. Atkinson, Amesbury John K. Briggs, Dedham Andrew Alexander, Boston T. R. Boutelle, Filchburgh Joseph C Ayer, Brighton John Brooks, Bernardston George Atvvood, Orh^ans Benj. Barrett, Northampton Abel B. Adams, Bedford Wyalt C. Boyden, Beverly "Willard Adams, Woburn S. G. Burnap, Holliston Benj. B. Appleton, jr. Boston Henry Bartlett, Roxbury Jason H. Archer, Fall River David Bemis, Springfield A. J. Bellows, Charlestown John Bartlett, Roxbury George Bartlett, Boston Amos Bancroft, Groton Charles O. Barker, Lynn Jesse Bigelow, Granville William B. Brown, Lynn Gideon Barstow, SalcM Jno.C. Bartlett, Chelmsford George Bates, Boston Elisha Bartlett, Lowell Steph.Batchelder, Roylston Lyman Bartlett, N. Bedford Calvin Briggs, Marbhjhead Isaac Boyd, W. Newbury Benj. Billings, Mansfield Jona. W. Bemis, Charles- Thos. Bucktin, Hopkinton town Jacob Bigelow, Boston John S. Butler, Boston John B. Brown, Boston Peleg Bradley, Dracut Erastus Beach, Sandisfield H. L Bowditch, Boston Ephraim Buck, Boston Ira Barrows, Pawtucket Stephen Bates, Charlemont Stephen Ball, jr. Boston Parley Barton, Orange Joel Burnett, Southborough Stephen Ball, Northboro" Wm M. Benedict, Millbury Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Artem. Z. Brown, Swanzey Williams Bradford, Boston George A. Betliune, Boston 118 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Amos B. Bancroft, Groton Nehemiah Cutter, Pepperell Nathan S Babbitt, Adams Aaron Cornish, Falmouth Charles F.Barnard,Dorches. Benjamin Cutter, Woburn Snell Babbitt, Adams Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem John L Barker, Adams George Cogswell, Bradford Luther V Bell, Charlestown Nelson Carpenter, Warren Joseph C.Batchelder, Tops- Herman Chandler, Stow field Jesse Chickering, Boston Gideon F. Barstow, Salem Simon B. Carpenter, Ded- Solomon Barritt, Wendell ham Adolphus Brigham, Shrews- Calvin Carter, Lancaster bury Charles F. Chaplin, Can»-|

Alphonzo Brooks, Princeton bridgeport 1 Thomas M. Brewer, Boston Oliver S. Cressy, Hamilton' Clark Blaisdell, Marblehead Henry G. Clark, Boston Isaac G Braman, Georget'n Patrick P.Campbell, Lowell Lemuel W. Briggs, jr. Mid- Daniel T. Coit, Boston dleborough Francis Clarke, Andover Charles V. Bemis, Medford Luther Clark, Boston Ward N. Boylston, Boston Alonzo Chapin, Foxboro' Charles H Brown, Ipswich Charles Chase, Chelsea Ephraim Buck, jr. Boston Elijah W. Carpenter James C. Briggs, Marble- Chatham head Benj. E. Cotting, Boston Henry Bigelow, Worcester F. G. F. Miville DeChene, Oliver H. Blood, Worcester Springfield Francis D. Bartlett, Dart- Robert Capen, Hingham mouth Edward L. Cunningham, Boston Abijah Cheever, Saugus Daniel Clark, Robert Culler, Amherst Charles Cutler, Grafton Daniel Collins, Lenox Geo. Chandler, Worcester H. H. Childs, Pittsfield Phineas M.Crane, EastBost. R Champion, W. Springfi. John W. Couch, Great Bar- Walter Channing, Boston rington Chester Cowles, Granby Moses Carter, Amesbury Samuel Church, Sunderland SylvanusClapp,Chesterfield A. Clark, Easthampton A Collamore, Pembroke Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley Elijab W. Carpenter, Ber- Oliver Dean, Framinghara nardston Luke Dewey, W. Stockbri. S. Clark, Hubbardston Theodore Dexter, Boston Edward L. Coffin, Lynn George B. Doane, Boston H.Cunningham, Shutesbury John C. Dalton, Lowell George Cljoate, Salem ChristopherDeane, Colraine Massachusetts Medical Society, 11^

Win. B. Duggan, Quincy Madison Fletcher, Pittsfield Henry Dyer, Boston Robert T.P.Fiske, Hingham Edw. J. Davenport, Boston James W. Ford, Lowel) Edw. E. Denniston, North- Daniel French, Maiden ampton C. C. Field, Leominster Kendcill Davis, Reading Oliver Ford, Barnstable GardinerDorrance, Amherst Francis Dana, Boston Henry GardneijCharlestown Daniel VV. Davis, Welfleet John' Green, Worcester John H Dix, Boston Daniel Green, Auburrj Horace Dupee, jr. Boston D. A. Grosvenor, Reading Joseph H. Dorr, jr. Boston Otis Goodman, S. Hadley Abraham D. Dearborn, Peter Goodnow, Acton Lowell Daniel Gould, Reading Perez F. Doggett, Wareham William Gordon, Taunton Joshua Green, Groton George Estabrook, Holdcn John O. Green, Lowell HezekiahEldridge, Brighton Timo. Gordon, Plymouth Calvin Ellis, Boston JohnM.Grosvenor, Methueii Walton N. Ellis, Rochester Samuel Gregg, Medford Oliver Everett, Sherburne Samuel Gates, Rutland Augustus A. Gould, Boston Seth Field, Brookfield Abraham Gould, jr. Maiden Austin Flint, Leicester John W Graves, Lowell Noah Fyefield, Weymouth Martin Gay, Boston J. H. Flint, Springfield Levi B. Gale, Tisbury ChandlerFlagg, Marblehead James B.Gregerson, Boston Amos Farnsworth, Groton Charles Gordon, Boston Royal Fowler, Stockbridge Francis H. Gray, Boston Edward Flint, Leicester Wm. A. Gordon, Taunton Josiah F. Flagg, Boston John H. Gushee, Raynham Timothy Fiske, Hoiliston J^ewis B. Glover, Boston John Flint, Boston Thomas Gray, jr. Boston E. P. Fearing, Nantucket Henry B. C. Green, Boston John D. Fisher, Boston John W. Gorham, Boston William E. Foster, Boston Levi Gould, Wilmington Joseph J. Fales, Corridon Guiteau, Lee James B.Forsyth, Sandwich William Gallup, Concord Joseph Farnum.jr. Marbleh. Samuel B. Gerry, Boston Samuel Fish, Cambridge Stephen M. Gale, Lowell Worham L. Fitch, Otis William Grey, Lowell Moore R. Fletcher, Boston Edward W. Green, New Allen C. Fay, Milford Bedford Henry Ferre, Dalton Amory Glazier, Fall River James Fiske, Milford 120 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Isaac Hurd, Concord Erast D Hamilton, Conway Amos Holbrook, Milton Oliver W. Holmes, Boston Nathan Hay ward, Plymouth RobertWm. Hooper, Boston Josiah Howe, Templeton Richard Herbert, Rowley Wra. Holland, Belcheitown Geo.W. Hamilton, Conway W. Hunnewell, Watertown Benj. Haskell, South Boston Jacob Holmes, Athol George Hill, North Adams Oliver Hubbard, Salera , Plymouth Zadok Howe, Billerica George Hoyt, Athol George Hayward, Boston , Lowell Uriah Hagar, Waltham George Hubbard, Boston Enoch Hale, Boston Alfred Hitchcock, Ashby Wm. Hooker, Westhampton Samuel C. Hartwell, SoutM Eli Hall, Blandford bridge John Homans, Boston Joseph Haskell, Rochester; James Hewins, Medfield Foster Hooper, Fall River George Hooker, Springfield, John Harper, Sandwich (Chicopee.) Benjaniin F.Heywood,Wor- William Ingalls, Boston cester William Ingalls, jr. Boston Amory Hunting, Franklin Herman B. Inches, Boston Vincent Holcomb, Granville L.W. Humphreys, South w'k James Jackson, Boston James Holland, Westfield Timo. L. Jennison, Cambri. Benj.W.Hildreth, Marlboro' Benjamin James, Weston Charles T. Hildreth, Boston Jona. G.Johnson, Newbury p. Luther M. Harris, Roxbury Samuel Johnson, Salem Thad. W.Harris, Cambridge Bela B.Jones, Springfield Appleton Howe, Weymouth Elisha James, Scituate I. Stearns Hurd, Charlest'n John Jeff'ries, Boston Isaac Hodges, Adams John B. S. Jackson, Boston Abishai Howard, Sturbridge Charles T Jackson, Boston Edward A. Holyoke, Salem Nathan Jones, Wenhara AnsonHooker, E.Cambridge Selden Jennings, Richmond Hiram Hosmer, Watertown Jeremiah P. Jewett, Lowell Joshua H. Hayward, Boston John C. Hayden, Boston John B. Kittridge, Framing. Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers Joseph Kittredge, Andover Joseph F. Hill, Billerica Aaron King, Palmer John C. Howard, Brookline Moses Kidder, Townsend Daniel HarwooH, Boston Henry Kittredge, Tewksb'y Wm.G. Hannaford, Boston Gideon Kibbee, Wilbraham Josiah D. Hedge, Cambridge P. T. Kendall, Sterling Samuel G. Howe, Boston Paul Kittredge, Chelmsford EliakimA. Holman, Harvard Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly Massachusetts Medical Society. 121

Nathan C. Keep, Boston Samuel Morrill, Boston I Kittrerlge, jr. Beverly John G. Metcalf, Mendon Theo. Kittredge, Waltham J. A. Marshall, Fitchburg, Addison Knight, Leicester Lawson Mirick, Brookfield Solomon Keep, Boston John MMoriarty, Gloucest. Benj.T. Kittredge, Hinsdale R. A. Meriam, Topsfield Gihiian Kimball, Lowell George Mansfield, Lowell Edward A. Kittredge, Lynn David Mighill, Rowley Timo. Kinniston, Haverhill Alexander Le Barron Mon- William M.Kimball, South- roe, Med way bridge Julius H. Morse, Charlest'n Joseph Moriarty, Boston Leonard, Sandwich Jona. Moody Mansur, Lowell Seth Lathrop, W. Springfi. ThomasMinor, W.Stockbri. Dan Lamb Charlton Erastus D. Miller, Franklin Joel Lyon, Gill Henry J. Martin, Boston George Leonard, Taunton Daniel Mowe, Lowell Rufus Longley, Haverhill Charles McAllister, Lee Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston Austin Marsh, Carlisle Ivory H. Lucas, Edgarton Jona. Leonard, jr. Boston Andrew Nichols, Danvers T.Gilman Leach, Boston J. Jonathan Newell, Stow Giles H. Lodge, Boston Paul L. Nichols, Kingston Ezekiel W. Leach, Boston John Nelson, Lexington Watson Loud, Hadiey Ezra Nichols, Middleton Jonas H. Lane, Boston Adams Nichols, Gloucester Josiah Lanison, Essex Josiah Noyes, Needham DudleyLeavitt, W.Stockbri. Asa T. Newhall, Lynn LymanB Larkin,Wrentham Henry Lyon, Charlestown Daniel Oliver, Cambridge Azell Ladd, NewBedford P. Hector Orr, Bridgewater Ebenezer T. Learned, Wey- David Osgood, Boston mouth BenjaminOsgood, Westford Ephraim Lovell, MarshfielJ George W. Otis, Boston Thomas Manning, Ipswich Joseph Osgood, Danvers Nathaniel Miller, Franklin George Osborne, Danvers Paul R. Metcalf, Wrentham John Odin, jr. Boston Calvin Martin, Seekonk HenryOrcuttjWesthampton Peter Mackie, Wareham Wm. B. Mason, Dartmouth Oliver Partridge, Stockbrid. Andrew Mackie, N.Bedford William Porter, Hadiey ElishaMalher, Northampton Amariah Preston, Plymouth Silas Marshall, Templeton Benjamin Parker, Bradford I. W. MuUiken, Stow Thomas I. Parker, Boston J. S. Mayhew, N. Bedford Nathaniel Peabody, Salem 12 122 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Amos Parker, Bolton Harlin Pillsbury, Lowell Nath'I. S. Prentiss, Roxbury John Perkins, Middleboro' George Parkman, Boston Abner Phelps, Boston Peter G. Bobbins, Roxbury Wm. Parkhurst, Petersham John Randall, Boston Benj. Pond, Westborough Dean Robinson, West New- Gustav D.Peck, Sunderland bury Abel L. Peirson, Salem Alexander Read, N.Bedford Nath'I. Pierce, Ashburnham Benj. Rogers, G^Barrington Moses Phelps, Hubbardston Thos. Richmond, Westford Nathan Perry, N.Bridgewat, Edward Reynolds, Boston Thomas W. Parsons, Boston George Russell, Lincoln Augustus T.Parker, Shirley Horatio Robinson. Salem Henry Parker, Grafton M. R. Randall, Rehoboth Sylva. Plympton, Cambri. Joseph Roby, Boston AugustusPlynipton,Woburn Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston Joseph Palmer, Boston Augustus Bobbins, Harvard H.C.Perkins, NevA'buryport Martin Root, Newbury Charles G. Putnam, Boston Joseph Reynolds, Gloucest. Addison S. Peck, Milford James W. Robbins, Uxbrid. Daniel Perley, Lynn Nath'I. Ruggles, Nantucket Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Wni. P. Richardson, Salem Marshall S. Perry, Boston Samuel Richardson, Water- William Prescott, Lynn town John D. Pillsbury, Lowell Aaron P.Richardson,Boston Joshua Porter, N.Brookfield John Porter, Duxbury Chs.L.Seeger, Northampton William F.Perry, Mansfield Benjamin Shurtleff, Boston Warren Partridge, Holden Ephraim Stone, Harvard Chester Parkhurst, Salem George C.Shattuck, Boston William D. Peck, Sterling Daniel Swan, Medford Enoch Pierce, Pittsfield Jonathan Shearer, Palmer Charles H. Pierce, Salem John Scammell,Bellingham Daniel Parker, Billerica Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfi. Joseph Prescott, Northamp. Daniel Stone, Sharon Eben. S. Phelps, MiHdIeton Nathaniel Swift, Andover Isaac Palmer, Boston Jeremiah Spofford. Brad ford Gurdon R. Parkhurst, Salem Joseph Sampson, Brewster Hiram Parker, Lowell Jeremy Stimpson, Dedham Delano Pierce, Grafton Thad.SpauIding, S.Reading Henry P. Phillips, N.Adams Caleb H. Stickney, Norwich Benj. F. Parker, Roxbury John Starkweather, Upton Jefferson Pratt, Hopkinton Richard S. SpofFord, New- Otis Perham, Lowell buryport Samuel Parkman, Boston Stillman Spaulding, Lexing. Massachusetts Medical Society. 123

Paul Spooner, N. Bedfurd Reuben Spalding, Haverhill Samuel A. ShurtlefF, Brook- Milien Sabin, Tyringhara line Henry L. Sabin, Williamst. Wi odbridge Strono:, Boston David S. C.H.Smith, Sutton John M. Smith, VV Boylston James Stone, jr. Salem Beiij. Seabury. Lynnfield John C). Stone, Salem John P. Spooner, Dorchester Benjamin Skelton, Lowell Jerome V. C. Smith, Boston Isaac W. Scribner, Lowell Asa Story, Manchester V\ illiam S. Saunders, Stur- Joseph Slied, Danvers bridge Steph.H Spaulding, Natick George Sturtevant, Mid-

Sum 'I. Smith, VVilliamstown dleboro' Ebenezer Stone, VValpole Benjamin B. Sisson, West- Samuel Shaw, Plainfield port, (Mattapoisett.) D. Hum phreysStorer, Boston Newton Soulhworth, Roch- John Seabury, Chatham ester Paul Swift, Nantucket Jonathan Studley, Hanover James Thacher, Plymouth John B. Stebbins, Boston Joseph Torrey, Salem Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester Robert Thaxter, Dorchester Paul Simpson, jr. Boston Abraham R. Thompson, Jeremiah Stone, N Bedford Charlestown FrederickA. Sumner, Boston Calvin Thomas, Tyngsboro' Wm. F. Stevens, Stoneham Gridley Thaxter, Abington Chs. H. Stedman, Chelsea Ezekitil Thaxter, Abington Joseph Stone, Hardwick Solo. D. Townsend, Boston Asa B. Snow, Boston Wm. H. Tyler, Lanesboro' Caleb Swan, Easton Arad Thompson, Middlebo' Ambrose Seaton, Boston Amos Taylor, Warwick Benj. F Seabury, Chatham Alexander Thomas, Boston George B. Swift', Milton Augustus Torrey, Beverly Nath'l. B. ShurtlefF, Boston John G. Treadwell, Salem Benjamin Sheldon, Hatfield , Scitnate Nathaniel Smith, Colraine Henry Tuck, Barnstable Geo.C. Siiattuck, jr. Boston Charles Talbot, Dighton Richard H. Sailer, Boston Philander H.Thomas, Han- Samuel Sawyer, Fairhaven cock Bertram C.Schuster, Dennis SamuelA.Toothaker, South John Stevens, Boston Reading James A. Stetson, Quincy Joshua Tucker, Boston George Stearns, Groton Sinjeon Tucker, jr. Stough- Simeon E Strong, Ipswich ton John A. Stevens, Charlest'n Thomas K. Thomas, jr. Chandler Smith, Worcester Canton Stephen Salisbury, Boston Samuel Taylor, Petersham 124 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Nathaniel S.Tucker, Boston Winslow Warren, Plymou. John W. Tenney, Webster Phineas P. Wells, Roxbury John S. Thompson, Boston Alfred Wood, Dighton Boston Jonas Underwood, Hiugham Danforth P. Wight, Samuel B.Woodward, Wor- John C. Warren, Boston cester John Walton, Pepperill John White, Westminster Rufus Wyman, Dorchester Saml.Wigglesworth, Boston CharlesWorthing ton, Lenox Warren L Whitney, Boston Jno. Williams, Cambridsjep't AbnerB Wheeler"', Boston Tim. Wellington, W. Cam. Nahum Washburn, Boston -Jonathan Wild, jr. Braintree Charles Walker, Northamp. Noah Wliitman, Bridgewat. J. Mason Warren, Boston Daniel Wardweil, Andover John W. Warren, jr. Boston Thos.Whitcomb, Lexington Henrv G. Wiley, Boston S. W. Williams, Deerfield Abel H. Wilder, Groton Wni.J.Walker,Charlestown Bennett Wing, West Barn. John Ware, Boston C. Minot Weld, Roxbury Joseph Warren, Middlefield Jeffries Wyman, Boston Robert Worthington, Lenox Henry Wheatland, Salem George Willard, Uxbridge Morrill Wyman, Cambridge John W.Webster, Cambrid. Charles E. Ware, Boston Chs. W^. Wilder, Leominster Vassall White, Stockbridge, Lucius Wright, Westfield (Curtisville.) Jona. Wales, jr. Randolph John H.Wright, U. S. Navy Leonard Williams, Ciiester Lewis Wheeler, Pittsfield William C. VVhitridge, BradfordL.Wales,Randolph Bedford New Ezekiel Wood, Douglas Asa G. Welch, Lee Chs. H. Wheelwright, Boston James M. Whittemore, ThomasT.Wells,N.Bedford Brighton William R.Wells,N. Bedford Abel Wilder, Mendon Benj. H. West, Pawtucket Brookline Charles Wild, James Wilde, Duxbury Simon Whitney, Framingh. Wm. W.Wellington, Camb. Milton Jonathan Ware, David Wells, Lowell Worcester Wm. Workman, Asahel H. Wildes, Ipswich Watson, Boston AbrahamA. Theopliilus E.Wood, Lowell Jacob Williams, Groton Elbridge G. Wheeler, Hop- F. Benjamin Wing, Boston kinton, (Unionville.) Hen. Willard, Provinf-etovvn S. H. Wardweil, Hard wick Edward Warren, Boston Thomas Wilber, Fall River Isaac R.Worcester. Leicest. Eben. Woodward, Qiiincy Samuel Young, Harvard Ward, Boston Henry A. Lerov M. Yale, Holmes' Charlestown Fr.A. Willard, Hole, [Tisbury] Chs. M. Winship, Roxbury Richard S. Young, Boston August.Wliiting, Haverhill —

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 five o'clock, 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. Nehemiah Adams, of Boston, Scribe of the Con- vention. Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, of Boston, Treasurer. Kev. , d. d. of Cambridge, first Preacher. Rev. Leonard Withington, of Newbury, second do.

For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committees ; a Central Com- mittee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in diff*erent 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 charity of the Convention, and, having considered the same, are to judge of the per- sons to be relieved, and the proportion to be given to each, and make report to the Convention, on the first day of their meeting, annually. 12* —

126 Convention of Ministers.

The statements of the members of the Reporting 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 children ?

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 have 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. Oren Fowler Essex. Rev. Andrew Bigelow Rev. Bailey Loring Worcester. Rev. David T. Kimball Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d. Rev. Luther F. Dimmick Rev. Calvin Lincoln Middlesex. Rev. Alonzo Hill Rev. Convers Francis, d.d. Rev. George Allen Rev. Amos Blanchard Berkshire. Hampshire. Rev. James Bradford Rev. Nathan Perkins JVorfolk. Rev. Morris E. White Rev. Elisha Fiske Plymouth. Rev. Calvin Hitchcock Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Franklin. Rev. Ebenezer Gay Rev. Melanc. G. Wheeler Barnstable, Dukes, and Rev. Theoph. Packard, jr. JVantucket. Hampden. Rev. Nathaniel Cogswell Rev. Isaac Knapp Rev. Asahel Cobb Rev. Alfred Ely, d. d. Charitable Society and Bishops. 127

Massachusetts Congregational Charitahle Society, Annual Meeting on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May. [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786; "for the humane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of de- ceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] President, Peter C. Brooks. Vice-President, T. M. Harris, d. d. Secretary, Francis Parkman, d. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Committee for nominating the objects of its charity, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce, Kev. Dr. Palfrey.

Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Alexiinder V. Griswold, D.D. of the East. Diocese, and Senior Bishop Richard C. Moore, D. D. of the Diocese of . Philander Chase, D. D. of the Diocese of Illinois. Thomas C. Brownell, D. D. LL. D. of the Diocese of . Henry U. Ondenlonk, D. D. of the Diocese of . William Meade, D. D. Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Virginia. Benjamin T, Onderdonk,D. D. of the Diocese of New York. 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 Kentucky. Charles P. M'llvaine, D. D. of the Diocese of Ohio. George VV. Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of New Jersey. James H. Otey, D. D. of the Diocese of Tennessee. Jackson Kemper, D. D. Missionary Bishop of Indiana and Missouri. Samuel A. McCoskry, D. D. of the Diocese of Michigan. Leonidas Polk, D. D. Missionary Bishop of . William H. Delancey, D. D. of the Western Diocese of New York. Benjamin J. Dorr, D. D. of the Diocese of Maryland. Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert R. Roberts, Joshua Soule, D. D, Elijah Hedding, D. D. James O. Andrew, Beverly VVaugh, Thomas A. Morris.

Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Samuel Eccleston, Archbishop of Baltimore. Benedict Joseph Flaget, of Bardstown, Ken. Anthony Blanc, of New Orleans. Benedict Fenwick, of Boston, Mass. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis. John Dubois, of New York. Michael Portier, of Mobile. H. Conwell, of Philadelphia. J. England, of Charleston. John B. Purcell, of Cincinnati. Frederick Rese, of Detroit. Simon G. Brute, of Vincennes. P. Miles, D. D. of Nashville. Matthias Loras, D. D. 128 Churches and Ministers in Boston.

CHURCHES ^XD MIJVISTERS OF THE GOSPEL IjY MASSACHUSETTS.

Si^" C stands for Congregationalist, E for Episcopalian, P for Pres- byterian, B for Baptist, M for Methodist, F for Friends, U for Uni- versalist, N J for New Jerusalem, R C for Roman Catholic, R M for Reformed Methodist, F B Freewill Baptist, R for Restorationist. Boston. SUFFOLK. First Cong. Chauncy-pl. JV*. L. Frotkingham, d. d. C Second Cong Hanover-st. Chandler RohbinSf C First Baptist, Hanover-st. Rollin H. JVeale, B Old South, Washington-st. George W. Blagden, C Kings Chapel, Tremont-st. F. fV.P. Greenwood^ d.d. Unita. Friends, Milton-pl. Brattle-st. Samuel K. Lothrop, New North, Hanover-st. Francis Parhman, d. d. New South, Summer st. Alexander Young, Christ Church, Salem-st. William Croswell, Federal-st. William E. Channing, d.d.) p, Ezra S. Gannett, 5 Hollis-st. John Pierpont, C Trinity, Summer-st. ) „

John L. Watson, Assistant Minister, 5 West Church, Lynde-st. Charles Lowell, d. d. > p Cyrus A. Bartol, I Second Baptist, Baldwin-pl. Baron Stow, B First Universalist, Hanover-st. Sebastian Streeter, U Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin-st. Rt. Rev. Bene- dict Fenwick, Very Rev. William Tyler, Rev. Wil- liam Fenelly, R. C. First Methodist, North Bennet-st. T. C. Pierce, M Second Methodist, Bromfield-st. John F. Adams, M South Boston, Methodist, James Mudge,jr. M May-st. Samuel Snowden, M First Christian Society, Summer-st. Edward Burnham, B Independent Baptist, Belknap-st. G. H. Black, B Third Baptist, Charles-st. Daniel Sharp, d. d. B Park-st. Silas Aiken, C Hawes-pl. South Boston, C St. Matthew's, South Boston, Joseph H. Clinch, E Second Universalist, School-st. Hosea Ballou, U New Jerusalem, Tremont-st, Thomas Worcester, N. J. Union, Essex-st. JVehemiah Adams, C St. Paul's, Tremont-st. John S. Stone, d.d. Rector, E Bulfinch-st. Society, Paul Dean, ) ^ Frederick T. Gray, J Phillips, South Boston, Joy H. Fairchild, C Churches and Ministers in Boston. 129

Green-st. William Jenks, d. d. C Twelfth Con

CHA.PELS OF MINISTERS AT LARGE, &C. Warren-st. Charles F. Barnard, C Pitts-st. Robert C. Waterston, C Ward Room, Franklin School House, Abraham Smith. SufFolk-st. John T. Sargent, C Buttolph-st. C Common-st. Old School House, Samuel Mc Burney. E Friend-st. William Hoive, B Winchester Hall, Charles Spear, U 130 Churches and Ministers in Barnstable.

The Boston Association of Congregational Ministers, most of whom officiate at the vveeldy Thursday Lecture, at the First Church, in Chauncy Place, Boston. This Lecture was commenced by John Cotton, second pastor of the First Church in Boston, in the auturnn of 1633, and has been coa- tinued with but little interruption, to the present time. Thomas Gray Samuel Barrett George Putnam John Pierce Ezra S. Gannett John T. Sargent William E. Channing Alexander Young Joseph Angier Joseph Tuckeniian Frederic T. Gray Chandler Robbins Charles Lowell William P. Lunt Samuel D. Robbins John Pierpont Mellish I, ftlotte Nathaniel Hall Francis Parkman George Ripley Cyrus A. Bartol Nathl.L.Frothingham George Whitney Theodore Parker Henry Ware, jr. Horatio Alger Robert C. Waterston F. W. P. Greenwood Francis Cunningham James D. Green Samuel K, Lothrop BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Churches and Ministers in Berkshire 131

William Tower M Ira M. Bidwell M Truro C Yarmouth Nathaniel Joel Steele M Cog-swell C William Barstow Simeon Crowell B Charles Boyter C C. A. Carter ) Wel/eet S. M Hardy C M. Palmer 5 C J. N. Parker U BERKSHIRE Adams Elna. Sweet John V. Ambler T. Benedict Orrin Pier Samuel B. Shaw Lee T. S. Rogers Alexander Bush Stillman Pratt Lenox S. Shepard,D. d. Alvord Samuel P. Parker

Becket Joseph L. Mills M. Van Dusen Albert Nash Mount Washington J. D. Rogers John Leland JVeiv Ashford JVtw Marlboro* William Wilcox Dalton Harper Boice Samuel Utley E. B. Hubbard Otis Egremont Saul Clark Ethan Allen Peru Joseph Knight S. Hatch E. Otis Aaron Rogers J. Ham Pittsjield Horatio N. Florida D. Thayer Brinsmade Gt. Barrington Samuel Edwin Sandys Hassard E Henry Smith Josiah W. Turner C Edward Ballard M Richmond E. L. Clark //ancocA; Zebulon Jones B Wm. Bloomer ? L. Pease M \ B SandisMd Piatt Tyler Shakers Holley C jRiTWc^aZeWm.A.Hawley C U R. P. Whipple B James Squire B Laneshoro* C Savoy C 132 Churches and Ministers in Bristol. Araos Deming B M B Shakers Thomas Marcy M Washington C Sheffield James Bradford C B M M James L. Hodge B West Stockhridge C Stockbrids:e Tertius S. Charles Lester C CI arte C B J. Hurlburt C WiUiamsiown C Samuel P. Parker E B B E. Sprague M M A. B. Manley U Windsor Philetus Clark C Tyringham A. C. Page C Henry Cady B Alexander Bush B C BRISTOL. Attleborough C P. Crandall M Jonathan Crane, jr. C Geo. M. Randall E Reuben Morey B U& F U&C W. C. Burton U D. L. Fletcher M James Smither B Berkley John U. Parsons C C Dartmouth Daniel Hix B Freetown JohnLawrence B Charles S. Adlam C E. W. Robinson C John S. Dill B Gurney B Caleb Benson B F F Mansfield C J. D. Butler M Mortimer Blake C Vighton Abrah. Gushee C D. L. Winslow M John Shaw C JV. Bedford Ephraim ) Joshua L.Whittemore B Peabody > C E. Capen M J. H. Morison ) Boston Luther Sheldon C Sylvester Holmes \ ^ C Thomas M. Smith I N. Paine M James A. Roberts C Fairhaven J. Roberts C Daniel C. Burt C Taylor B Henry Jackson B A. Hale M Luther Baker B L. Harlow M J. Bonney M Fall River Asa Bronson B D. Webb M Wm. H. Taylor B Mariner's Church, C Enoch Mudge M Churches and Ministers in Essex. 133

J. M. Spear U John Allen B Mr. Kiernan R. C. Somerset Elisha Slade B T. S. Snow E B C. Maugridge F. B. J. T. Sturtevant M Ephraim Peabody C Swanzey Abiel Fisher B JVoHon A. M. Bridge C B Cyrus W.Allen C Eleazer Smith N.J. N. Chapman B U Pawtucket Hiram Brooks B Taunton And. Bigelow C Constantine Blodget C Erastus Maltby C S. Beadle M Edmund Neville E iZawn^amEnochSandfordC Alvan Cobb C B B Simeon Doggett C B Rehoboth John C. Paine C Samuel H. Emery C B E. B. Bradford M B John Corey R. C. B Westport C Seehonk James O.Barney C Howard Tripp B DUKES. Chilmark Tishury C O. Wilder Otis Bobbins M James C. Boomer B Edgartown James H. West Tishury Ebenezer Thomas Chase C Thomas Ely Jesse Pease B William W. Hall ESSEX.

Ameshury Benj. Sawyer C Samuel Fuller, jr. E Lucius W. Clarke " Charles Adams M J. F. Wilcox S. P. Sanders U James B. Hadley Jesse Page C Bradford ~ Nathan Charles C. Taylor Munroe C Gardner B. Perry C Andover Bailey Loring Wm. Ramsdell M John L. Taylor U TheologicalSeminary, Beverly Christopher T. Justin Edwards, D.D. C Thayer C Samuel C. Jackson C Edwin M. Stone R B Joseph Abbot C 13 134 Churches and Ministers in Essex. John Foote C W. H. Brewster M William Bushnell C Ipswich Dav. T. Kimball C NathLVV. Williams B Daniel Fitz C B J. Knight M Boxford Wm. S. Coggin C C Peter Eaton, d. d. C Lynn Parsons Cooke C Danv. Milton P. Braman C Wm. G. Swett C C A. D. Sargent M E. W. Dickerson C. K. True M Charles C. Sewall M. Staple M Samuel Brimblecom Joel S. Bacon B John M. Austin P George Waters E Essex Robert Crowell P. R. Russell F. B. Joslin L. Willis U A. C. L. Arnold E. N. Harris U Georgetown Isaac Bra- Lynnjidd Hen. S. Green C man C M John Burden B C Gloucest. JosiahK.Waite C Manchest. O. A. Taylor C Isaac Brown Marblehead Mark A. H. G. C. Leach Niles C Thomas Jones John Bartlett C D. D. Smith William H. Lewis E Wakefield Gale Hervey Fittz B James A. B. Stone A. Norwood U L. B. Griffing E. Otheman M E. M. Beebe Methuen ' C C. M. Nichols C C Charles Brown C A. A. Miner U Benjamin Knight B B Smith U J. French M T. G. Brown M Midlet. Forrest Jefferds C Hamilton Geo. W. Kelly C JVeivbury L. Withington C Haverhill Nathl. Gage C John C. March C Edward A. Lawrence C Henry Durant C C F Henry Bacon U B. F. Lambord M James R. Gushing C B Abijah Cross C JVewhuryport Thomas Arthur S. Train B B. Fox C B James Morss, d. d. E Thos. G. Farnsworth U Luther F. Dimmick C Henry Plumer F. B. Randolph Campbell C Churches and Ministers in Franklin. 135

Jonathan F. Stearns P Alex. J. Sessions C W. U. Fernald U Matthew H. Smith U Daniel Dana, d. d. P P B * Jonathan Aldrich B J. P. Bradley M A. Binney M F fV. JVewbury C John D. Brady R. C. John Q. A. Edgell C Joseph Banvard B B. F. Lambord M C W. B. Wait U Salisbury Jas. B. Hadley C Rowley Willard Hol- Benjamin Sawyer C brook C F. B. C James F. Wilcox B U E. Mason M B. C. Grafton ^ B C Salem Chas. W. CJpham C Saugus Moses Sawyer C James Flint, d. d. C D. H. Banister M John Brazer, d. d. C U Charles Mason E Topsfeld James F. Samuel M. Worcester C M'Ewen C Brown Emerson, d. d. C Chester Field M John Wayland B Wenham Dan. Mansfield C James W. Thompson C Joel Kenney B FRANKLIN. Jishfeld S. D. Clark C M Jacob Pierson E Conivay Melancthon G. Edward Hall B Wheeler C John Cadwell M Foster Hartwell B Bernardston Timothy F. DeerJieldJno. Fessenden C Rogers C William M. Richards C Pomroy Belden C M B J. Brooks U Erving Salmon Bennett C C Gill Josiah W^. Canning C Buckland C J. O. Dean M J. R. Price B Greenfeld Amariah Charlemont C Chandler C C Titus Strone, d. d. E A. Lamb B Saml. W. Washburn C S. Heath M John Parkman C Coleraine Horatio Flagg C C. C. Barnes M J. M. Purington B B Nathl. Ripley B Hawley Tyler Thatcher C 136 Churches and Ministers in Hampden.

C E. Davenport B Heath Moses Miller C Shelburne T. Packard, ) Calvin Butler D.D. S C W. Glover B Theo. Packard, jr. ) M B Leyden B John Alden, jr. B M C Leverett David Eastman C Shuteshury D. H. Grant B U xMartin Cushman C Samuel Everett B J. Searl U Montague Joseph Marsh C Sunderland Solomon B. E Ingram C Lorenzo Rice B Lorenzo Rice B Monroe David Ballou U Warwick Preserved JVeio Salem A. Harding C Smith C Erastus Curtiss C Silas Keney B George Daland B M JVorthfidd J. H.R.hom- Roger C. Hatch C bard O. C. Everett Wendell Salmon Bennett C Orange Lysander Fay David Goddard B Wkately John Ferguson C Rowe Wm. L. Stearns Andrew Govan HAMPDEN.

Blandford Charles J. Longnieadow Hubbard Hinsdale C Beebe C Milton Ward E Martin Tupper C B John M. Hunt B S. Cushman M Ludlow Sanderson C Brimjield Joseph Vaill C James Nichols M Chester B Monson Alfred Ely,D. d. C Silas Kingsley B B A. Taylor M Charles Virgin M C Hawes CJ Granville Timothy M. Montgomery C Cooley, D. D. C Palmer Samuel Backus C B Silas Root B William Gordon M John Higbee B Russell C Holland James Sanford C B J. Glazier B Wales George Mixter B Churches and Ministers in Hampshire. 137 M A. A. Folsom U Southvick Thomas Tolland C Fletcher C Westjield Isaac Knapp > ^ William Taylor M Emerson Davis \ B Charles Van Loon B E Ambrose Day B Springfield Samuel David Clark B Osgood, D. D. C M Wm. B. O. Peabody C W.Springfield A. Augus- Hiram A. Graves B tus Wood C Ezekiel Russell C Matthew Bachelder B John Rice M H. D. Doolittle B W. H. Richards M Reuben S. Hazen C Henry W. Lee E Calvin Foote C " Chickopee Falls Dorus Wilbraham Jno. Bowers C Clark C Alvin Bennett B Robert F. Ellis B James A. Hazen C P. T. Kenney M Amos Snell B " CahotvUle E. B. Clarke C John Brown C Sumner G. Clapp C William Livesey M Jonah G. Warren B David Patten, jr. M HAMPSHIRE. Jhnherst C Enfield John Whiton C Nathan Perkins C Goshen John C. Thomp- Gideon Dana C son C George Cook C B College Church, He- Granhy C man Humphrey, d. d. C N. G.Lovell B Greenwich Joseph H. Belchertown Jared Reid C Patrick C C. Tilden B Hadley F. Danforth C William Gordon M David L. Hunn C George A. Oviatt C Hatfield C Chesterfield Israel G. Middlefiield E. Clarke C Rose C Orson Spencer B Ambrose Day B F Dana Brown B M Cummins:ton R. Reed C JVorihampton Charles E. S. G. Tripp B Wiley C C B Easthampton Payson ) C Williston V C David S. Devans E William Bement ) John Mitchell C 13* )

138 Churches and Ministers in Middlesex.

JVbrwich E. B. Wright C M Pelham C Ware Hervey Smith C J, W. Lewis M N. B. Jones B B A. Latham M F " Village Jonathan E. Plainfield C Woodbridge C N. M'Callock B Westhamp. Amos Drury C Prescott Francis Wood G Asa Niles M Southampton Morris E. Williamsburg William White C Lusk C South Hadley Joseph D. George May M Condit C Worthington J.H.Bisbee C « Canal Wm.W. Thayer C A. Taylor M MIDDLESEX. Acton James T. Nathaniel Hervey B Woodbury C James D. Green C C William A. Stearns C H. Beckwith U Elbridge G. Brooks U Ashhy Reuben Bates C John A. Albro C Charles W. Wood C Carlisle R M Preserved Smith C Bedford Josh. Chandler C Charlestown C Jonathan Leavitt C William Phillips B Bilhrica T. H. Dorr C C Warren Cooper B Daniel Crosby C Joseph Haven C William Smith M H. Moulton M S. Robbins B Boxhorough C U Joseph W. Cross C W. Balfour U M Patrick Byrne ? ^'^'p p U Mr. M'Cooley \ Brighton A. D. Jones C Chelmsford C Samuel Lamson C Benjamin F. Clark C Burlington Saml. Sewall C C Cambridge Wm. Newell C John Parkhurst B Thomas H. Vail E F Artemas B. Muzzey C J. G. Burt U C Daniel S. Whitney R Joseph W. Parker B Concord Ezra Ripley, Lucius R. Paige U D. D. > C Thomas Whittemore U Barzillai Frost ) H. B. Skinner M C Churches and Ministers in Middlesex. 139

W. S. Campbell M M&C Dracut C Nathl. Thurston F. B. Tobias Pinkham P Timothy Cole F. B. Dunstable Levi Brigham C Maiden Alexander W. B&U M'Clure C IVamingham W. Barry C Joseph Driver B Charles Train B S. G.Hiler,jr. M David Kellogg-, d. d. ) p W. Wilkie M David Brigham, jr. J. J G. Adams U Isaac Hosford C Marlborough C M William Morse C Isaac Brown U Thomas J.Greenwood U Groton Geo. W. Wells C U Dudley Phelps C W. R. Stone M A. Sanderson B M Holliston John Storrs C Medford Caleb Stetson C T. W. Tucker M Abijah R.Baker C Joseph O. Skinner U M Hopkinton John C. Hosea Ballou, 2d. U Webster C J^atick I.H.T.Blanchard C E Samuel Hunt C J. Macreading M Paul Townsend M JVewton C Joseph Haven, jr. C Lyman Gilbert C Lexington C B Oliver A. Dodge B A. L. Baury E J. M. Usher U N. S. Spaulding M C C Lincoln Eben. Newhall C B N. B. Spaulding M Pepperell James Howe > q Littleton Wm. H. White C David Andrews > Oliver Ayer B Charles Babbidge C Lowell Theodore Edson E Reading John Orcutt C Joseph Ballard B Aaron Pickett C Amos Blanchard C William Heath B Orange Scott M C Jotham Horton M B Thomas B. Thayer U G. G. Strickland U Uzziah C. Burnap C R Henry A. Miles C Sherburne Amos Clarke C Lemuel Porter, jr. B Edmund Dowse C A. C. Thomas U Shirley Hope Brown C Henry W. Lee E James S. Mc Der- Seth Chandler C mott R. C. Shakers 140 Churches and Ministers in Norfolk. Sovih Reading Reuben Sylvanus Cobb U Emerson C T. Lynch R. C. B Watertown Convers Henry Jewell U Francis, d. d. C Stoneham C E.Patridge U U Nicholas Medbury B Stow Wm. H. Kingslev C Wayland E. H. Sears C E. P. Dyer ' C Lavius Hyde C U West Cambridge David ^urffiuy-T/ William Allen C Damon George W. Bates M Timothy C. Tingley Tewkshury JacobCoggin C SToMjrwenrf DavidStowell C Westford C Leonard Luce Orin Tracy Weston Joseph Field N. B. Spaulding Tyngshoro' H. Wood Origen Crane J. W. Parkhurst Wilmington Francis Josiah Gilman Norwood C Waltham Samuel Riple} C Woburn Joseph Bennett C John Whitney C Noah Hooper, jr. B E. A. Lyon M J. C. Waldo U NANTUCKET. Nantucket George C. ses H. Swift Partridge C Friends (2 Churches) Henry F. Edes C Joseph Amos B Stephen Lovell M M Mosely Dwight M Moses Marcus E Mariner's Church, Mo- NORFOLK Bellingham Joseph T. Canton W. H. Knapp C Massey B M Braintree Richard S. C Storrs, D. D. C Cohasset H. G. O. Phipps C Jonas Perkins C Martin Moore C Lyman Matthews C M Brookline John Pierce, Dedham Alvan Lamson, D. D. C D. D. C Wni. H. Shailer B Calvin Durfee C Churches and Ministers in Plymouth. 141

John White C J. Gregory U Samuel B. Babcock E J. T. Burrill M Eben. Burgess, d. d. C Randolph Calvin Hitch- Timothy G. Freeman B cock C Dennis Powers C M U Dorchester Nathl.Halljr. C John Lord B John Codman, d. d. Otis Converse B Francis Cunningham Roxhury GeorgePutnam C E. Kibby Theodore Parker C Daniel Butler Thomas Gray, d. d. ) q Bradley Miner George Whitney Dover Ralph Sanger Caldicott Geo. Pickering Geo. Champion A. Moore Foxboro^ Willard Pierce Silas Ripley M. A. D'WolfHowe E Frankln N. Emmons > John S.C.Abbot C Marsh C T. D. Southworth S Christopher

Medfkld C. Robinson Sharon C Daniel W. Phillips Lucius R. Eastman C Ballard George N. Waitt B Medicay Sewall Harding C^ Stoushton M. B. Ballou U Jacob Ide, d. d. C Calvin Park, d. d. C Luther Bailey c L Washburn M Aaron Haynes B Isaac Smith B David Sanford C Walpoh John M.Merrick C Milton Joseph Angier c Asahel Bigelow C u R. Bowen M Samuel W. Cozzens C U Banfield F. B. Weymouth Joshua M. JVeedham Wm. Ritchie C Emery C James W. Sessions Wales Lewis C P. Townsend J. S. Springer M Wrentham Elisha Fisk C Qidnnj PeterWhitney C William P. Lunt C Calvin Wolcott Jona. E. Forbush B B. H. Davis U PLYMOUTH. Abington Jas. W. Ward C Daniel Thomas C Lucius Alden C E. C. Messinger B 1

142 Churches and Ministers in Plymouth.

U Eleazer A. Greenleaf E Joseph Pettee N. J. Z. B. C. Dunham M Bridgewater Theophilus Middleboro^ Israel W. P. Doggett C Putnam C Ebenezer Gay C Homer Barrows C Henry Blackaller E E. W. Robinson C Lewis G. Brown U Philip Colby C Samuel Worcester NJ. Silas Hall B Carver Jonathan King C N. Handy B Samuel Glover B R. B. Dickie B Dnxhury Josiah Moore C Eben. Brings B J, D. Bridge M Eben. Nelson B Z. B. C. Dunham M E. Willard M Thomas Beede U JV. Bridgewater Paul

East Bridgewater , C Couch C U Daniel Huntington C Baalis Sanford C Warren Goddard N.J. Adonis Howard N. J. C. Noble M Halifax E. Paine C Pembroke Morrill Allen C F Hanover AbelG.Duncan C M Stetson B Plymouth James Ken-

E dall, D. D. ) Hanson Abel Patten C Geo. W. Briggs j F. Shurtleff B Gains Conant C Elmer Hewett U Robert B. Hall C John Allen U Benjamin Whitmore C Hingham Joseph Rich- Horatio N. Loring B ardson C Russell Tomlinson U C J. H. Avery C C B Joseph Hawkes M Plympton Elijah Dexter C U Waterman Burlin- Rochester Thomas Rob- game B bins, D. D. Lyman Maynard R Oliver Cobb, d. d. Hull Robert Gould M Theo. K. Taylor Kingston John D. Sweet C Jonathan Bigelow John S. White B Isaac Briggs Erasmus D. Moore C Eleazer Savage Marshfield SenecaWhite C George Leonard C Scituate E. Q. Sewall Edward G. Sears B Samuel J. May Daniel D. Tappan C H. W. Morse Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 143 144 Churches and Ministers in Worcester. Samuel Gay C F J. Whitman, jr. M M Brookfield Thomas Lancast. N.Thayer, d.d. C Snell, D. D. C U E. F. Newell M Packard C Oakham James Kimball C Leicester John Nelson C C John T. Sabine E B F Oxford HoratioBardwell C ' John Greene B U Samuel May C L. Boyden i M David Bradbury M A. Smith Lyon B Leominster R. P. Steb- Jonah G. Warren C bins C Paxton James D. Farns- Ochus G. Hubbard C worth C Moses Harrington B Petersham Amasa U Dewey C J. G. Goodridge M George R. Noyes C Lunenburg Eli W. Har- B rington C Columbus Shumway C Willard Smith M John H. Willis U J. Pierce U Phillipston Alexander Mendon Adin Ballou R Lovell C Thomas Edwards C M. B. Newell U F M F Princeton C Kinsman Atkinson C Benjamin Paine M B C Mason Ball B Wm. H. Fish R Royalston Eben.Perkins C Millhury Nathaniel Beach C Samuel H. Peckham C Saml. G. Buckingham C Rutland Josiah Clark C Caleb B. Elliot C C. H. Mellen U B Shrewsbury Geo. Allen C M. P. Alderman M MUford David Long C Southboro' Wm.H. Lord C M Abisha Sampson B JV.Braintree C Jacob Cummings C JVorthboro^ Joseph Allen C Southbridge Eber Car- W. H. Dalrymple B penter C Daniel H. Emerson C Sewall L. Cutting B JVorthbridge Lewis J. Ireson ") « Fennel] C F. Nutting S Churches and Ministers in Worcester. 145

Westboro' Charles B. Spencer Levi Packard Kittridge C Adiel Harvey B J. Harriman West Boylston C Sterling Peter Osg-ood Leonard Tracy B George Waters C R. S. Pope U W. B. Randolph Webster J. M. Graves B Sturhridge David R. J. A. Merrill M Austin Sidney Holman C W. O. Stearns Warren George Trask C KSmith Josiah W. Talbot U Westminster CyrusMann C Svtton Hirnm A. Tracy Charles Hudson R Charles H. Peabody B Willard Fuller Winchendon Daniel O. Job B. Boomer Morton C Daniel L. B. Goodwin E B Templeton CWellington C Stephen Gushing M Isaiah C. Carpenter B U Lewis Sabin C Worcester Rodney A. Upton Benjamin Wood C Miller C Ray Luzerne \ c D. B. Bradford Chris. Alonzo Hill U Samuel B. Swaim B Uxbridge David A. Seth Sweetzer C Grosvenor C M. L. Scudder M Saniuel Clarke C James Fitton R. C. F&M Elam Smalley C

Change in the expense of living in England* In the 15th century the expense of living to the lower and middle ranks of people in England was, according to Dr. Henry, nominally ten times, and really j^t^e times less than at the beginning of the 19th century, to persons of the same rank. In the 16th century the expense of living in England was about twice as great as in the 15th centu- ry, or about five times less than in the beginning of the 19th century. The wages of a common laborer in the day. " But 15th century was \^d , and in the 16th, 3d. a he was really as rich, and could live as well, as a laborer in our times who earns lod. a day." 14 146 University at Cambridge. UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR . Founded 1638. Inducted. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1640 Rev. , 1654 1654 Rev. , s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. , m. d. 1675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1681 1682 Doct. , a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 1701 Rev. Samuel WiJlard, a. m. Vice Pres. 1707 1708 Hon. John Leverett, a. m., f. r. s. 1724 1725 Rev. Benjamin Wadsvvortli, A. M. 1737 1737 Rev. Edward Holyuko, a. m. 1769 1770 Rev. , d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. , d. d. 1780 1781 Rev. Joseph Willard, n. d., ll. d. 1804 1806 Rev. Samuel Webher, d. d. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1823 1829 Hon, Josiah Quincy, ll d. OVERSEERS. The Governor, the Lieutenant-Governor, the Members of the Council and of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President of the University, ex

officio, and the following persons ; Thomas L.Winthrop, ll. d. Thomas Gray, d. d. John Welles. John Pierce, n. d. Sec. Artemas Ward. William Jenks, d. d. , ll. d. Wm. E. Channing, D. D. John Pickering, ll. d. Charles Lowell, D- D. Samuel P. P. f'ay. John Codman, d. d. Richard Sullivan. Francis Parkman, d. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Rev. Joseph Field, a. m. Daniel Webster, ll. d. Nath. L Frothingham, d.d. James T. Austin, ll. d. John Brazer, d. d. Levi Lincoln, ll. d. Alvan Lamson, d. d. Leverett Saltonstall, ll. d. Convers Francis, v. d. James Savage. Rev. Samuel Barrett, A- M. Marcus Morton, ll. d. Rev Ezra S Gannett, a. m. Edward Everett, ll. d. Rev. Alex. Young, a. m. CORPORATION. President, Josiah Q,uincy, ll. d. Fellows, Joseph Story, ll d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. James Walker, d. d. John A. Lowell, a. m. Charles G. Loring, a. m. Treasurer, Thomas W.'Ward. University at Cambridge. 147

P R O F E S S O R S, T U T O R S, &c. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. President. History. , Massackuselts Professor of Katurcd Henry Ware,D. d. HoU is Professor of Ditinitij. Francis Sales, a. m. Jnstructer in Spanish. James Jackson, m. d. Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic, Emeritus. John C. Warren, m. d. Hersey Professor of .Anatomy and Surgery. Joseph Story, ll. d. Dane Professor of Law. other Ori- , Hancock Professor of Hehreio and ental Languages. Simon Greenleaf, ll. d. Royall Professor of Law. Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Professor of Materia Medica. Walter Channing, m. d. Professor of Obstetrics and Medi- cal Jurisprudence. Edward T. Channing, a. m. Boylston Professor of Rheto- ric and Oratory. George Hayward, m d. Professor of the Principles of Sur- gery and Clinical Surgery. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Henry Ware, jr. d. d. Professor of Pulpit Eloquence and the Pastoral Care. Daniel Treadwell, a. m. Rumford Professor and Lecturer on the Jlpplication of the Sciences to the Useful Jirts. John Ware, m. d. Hersey Professor of the Theory and. Practice of Physic. James Walker, d. d. Alford Professor of Natural Reli- gion, Moral Philosophy, and Civil Polity. Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d. Librarian.

, Professor of Biblical Literature. , a. m. McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History. Rev. William Adlam, Professor of Oriental Literature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., j. u. d. Instructer in Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese. Charles Beck, p. d University Professor of , and Permanent Tutor. Henry W. Longfellow, A. m. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Profes- sor of Belles Lettres. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. Benjamin Pierce, a. m. University Professor of Mathe- matics and JVatural Philosophy. 148 University at Cambridge.

Joseph Lovcring, a. m. Hollis Professor of Mathematics and fyutural Philosophy. Bernard Roelker, Instructer in German. Robert Bartlett, a. m. Tutor in Latin. Manlius S. Clarke, a. b. Proctor. Richard H. Dana, a. b. Instructer in Elocution. Henry Hubbard, a. b. Proctor. Charles S. Wheeler, a. b. Tutor in Greek, and Instructer in History. , a. b. Proctor. , a. b. do. George W. Lippitt, a. b, do. John F. W. Ware, a. b. do. Levi Farwell, Steward.

The Theological Department is under the superintend- ence of Professors Ware, sen. and jr. and Dean of the Faculty. The Medical Lectures coramence in Boston on the 1st Wednesday in November. A course is given at the Col- lege, between the 1st of March and middle of July. The " Faculty of Medicine," are Drs. John C. Warren, Walter Channing, Dean of the Faculty, Jacob Bigelow, George Hay ward, John W. Webster, John Ware.

The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Joseph Story, and Simon Greenleaf. The College and Students' Libraries contain 50,700 volumes. Vacations. The academical year is divided into two terms and two vacations. The Jst term will commence on the Friday next succeeding commencement, and con- tinue twenty weeks. The 1st Vacation will commence at the end of 1st Term, and continue six weeks. The 2d Term will commence at end of 1st Vacation, and continue twenty weeks. The 3d Vacation will commence at end of 2d Term, and continue until Friday after Commencement. The stated time for Examination of the Freshman Class is on the Monday and Tuesday of Commencement week. JNo person will be examined for admission to the College at any other time than at the close or commencement ofa term, except in extraordinary cases. The Public Exhibitions are on the third Tuesday of October, the first Tues of May, and the last Wednesday of the 2d Term.

Commencement is on the 4th Wednesday in August, Williams and Amherst Colleges. 149 WILLMMS COLLEGE, AT WILLMMSTOWN. Appointed. presidents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Fitch, d. d. 1815 1815 Zeplianiah Swift Moore, u. D. 1821 1821 Edwin Dorr Griffin, d. d. i836 1836 Mark Hopkins, D. D. Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy. Albert Hopkins, a. m. Professor of JVatural Philosophy and Astronomy. Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Professor of Languages. Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. d. Prof, of JVatural History. Edward Lasell, a. m. Professor of Chemistry. Joseph Alden, d. d. Professor of Rhetoric and Political Economy. John Tatlock, a. m. Professor of Mathematics. Joseph White, a. m. Tutor. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in December. Third, 3 weeks from the 1st Wednesday in I\lay. Commencement, 3d Wednesday in August.

AMHERST COLLEGE. Appointed. presidents Died. 1821 Zephaniah S. Moore, d. d 1823 1823 Heman Humphrey, d. d. Professor of Divinity. Rev. Edward Hitchcock, a. m. Professor of Chemistry and JVatural History. Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, a. m Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy. William S.Tyler, a. m. Professor of Hebrew, Greek and Latin Languages and Literature. Rev. William C. Fowler, a. m Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, and of English Literature. Ebenezer S. Snell, a. m. Professor of Mathematics and JVatural Philosophy, and Librarian. William B. Calhoun, Lecturer on Political Economy. Alfred C. Post, m. d. Lecturer on Anatomy i- Physiology. Tutors, Clinton Clark, a. m. William A. Peabody, a. m. J. Geo. D. Stearns, a. m. Roswell D. Hitchcock, a. m. Victor H. Manget, Teacher of French. 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. CommeRcerueut, 4llt Wednesday in August. 14* 150 Other Colleges.

Other Colleges in JVeio England and JVew York. JVame. Presidents. F'd Theological Institutions. 151

Theological Seminaiy, Andover^ Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Samuel Farrar, a. m. Daniel Dana, d. d. Samuel H. Walley, Justin Edwards, d. d. Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. John H. Church, d. d. Samuel T. Armstrong, Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. , d. d. Ebenezer Al- den, M. D. Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Samuel Fletcher, A. iM. Brown Emerson, n. d. Clerk, Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, a. m. BOARD OF VISITERS. President, Heman Humphrey, d. d. William Bartlett, Heman Humphrey, d. d. John Cod- man, D. D. William B. Bannister, a. m. Clerk, William B. Bannister, a. m. faculty. President, Justin Edwards, d. d. Abbot Prof, of Chris. Theo. Leonard Woods, d. d. Associate Prof, of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart, A. M. Brown Prof, of Eccle. Plistory, and Pastoral Theolo- gy, Ralph Emerson, d. d. Bartlett Prof, of Sacred Rhetoric, Rev. Edwards A. Park, A. M. Prof, of the Hebrew Language and Literature, Rev. B. B. Edwards, a. m. Vacations. Firsts 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 7 weeks from the first Wed. in September.

Theological Seminary, Newton, Mass. Founded 1825. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President Daniel Sharp, d. d. Lucius BoUes, d.d. Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Way- land, D. D. Henry Jackson, Solomon Peck, How- ard Malcom, Nicholas Brown, Jonathan Bacheller, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train, David R. Grig-gs, Matthew Bolles, jr. Rev. Baron Stow, Pv,ev. E. Thresher, Rev. William Hague. Treasurer, Levi Farwell. Secretary, Caleb Parker, jr. 152 Academies in Massachusetts.

PROFESSORS. Professor of Ecclesiastical History, Rev. Ira Chase. Professor of Biblical Literature and Interpretation, Rev. Mr. Hacket. Prof, of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties, Rev. Henry J. Ripley. Prof of Christian Theology, 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 Theological Institutions in K. England and JV*. York. Name. Place. Denom. Bangor Theol. Sem. Bangor, Me. Cong. Thomaston, Thomaston, do. Baptist. Gilmanton, Gilmanton, N.H. Cong. Theol. Dep. Yale Col. N. Haven, Conn. Cong. Theol. Inst, of Conn. E. Windsor, do. Cong. Theol. Inst. Epis Ch. New York, N. Y. Epis. New York Theol. Sem. do. do. Presbyt. Theol. Sem. of Auburn, Auburn, do. Presbyt. Hamilton Lit. and Th.Ins. Hamilton, do. Baptist. Hartwick Seminary, Hartwick, do. Luth. Theol. Sem. Ass. Ref Ch. Newburg, do. Ref. Ch.

Phillips Academy^ at Andover. Incorp. Oct. 4, 1780. TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Samuel Farrar, a. m. Daniel Dana, d. d. Samuel H. Walley, Justin Edwards, d. d. Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. John H. Church, d. d. Samuel T.Armstrong, Ebenezer Burgess, D.D. William Cogswell, d. d. Ebenezer Alden, M. D. Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Samuel Fletcher, a. m. Brown Emerson, d. d. Clerk, Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Treasurer, Samuel Farrar, a. h.. INSTRUCTERS. Classical Department. Principal, Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Assistants, William A. Peabody, a. b. Abner J. Phipps, A. B. Teacher of Sacred Music, Dennis Powers. Missionary Societies. 153

English Department. Principal, Rev. Lyman Coleman, a. m. Teacher in the Natural Sciences, Alonzo Gray, a. b. Teacher of Mathematics, James A. B. Stone, a. b. Teacher of the Primary Department, Wm. H.Wells.

Socitty for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians and others in J\'o'th America. Inc. Nov. 16, 1787. President, Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford, i.l. d. Treasurer, James Savage. Society for promoting: Christian Knowledge, Piety and Charity. Established May vi9, 1805. President, Aaron Bancroft, d. d. Vice-President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, William T. Andrews.

Mass. Society for promoting Christian Knowledge, President, Samuel H. Walley. Vice-President, William Jen'ks, d. d.

Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts, President, Peter O. Thacher Vice-President, Nathaniel Thayer, d. d. American Board of Commissioners for For. Missions, President, John Cotton Smith, ll. d. Secretaries, Rufus Anderson, d. d. Rev. David Greene, Rev. William J. Armstrong. Recording Secretaries, Calvin Chapin, d. d. Prof. B. B. Edwards. Treasurer, Henry Hill.

Board of Managers of the Baptist^General Convention. President, Rev. Jesse Mercer. Vice-Presidents, Daniel Sharp, d. d. and 6 others. Secretaries, Lucius Bolles, d.d. Solomon Peck, Rev, Howard Malcom. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln. Assistant Treasurer, Levi Farwell. [Rooms, No. 17 Joy's Building.] IS4 Missionary Societies.

Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotlandfor promoting Christian Knoivledge. Formed 1787. President, John Tappan. Secretary, John Codman, d. d. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley.

American Unitarian Association. President, Ichabod Nichols, d. d. Directors, Rev. George Ripley, Rev. Chandler Rob- bins, Rev. Samuel Barrett. Treasurer, Henry Rice. General Secretary, Rev. Charles Briggs. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop.

Board of Missions for the Protestant Episcopal Church in Massachusetts. Right Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, d. d. Bishop of the Eastern Diocese, President ex officio. Rev. Alfred L. Baury, Rev. Thomas M. Clark, Rev. John S. Stone, D. D. Rev. Theodore Edson, Benjamin Howard, Ed- ward S. Rand. Secretary, Rev. William Croswell. Treasurer, Benjamin P. Richardson.

Boston Society Auxiliary to the Baptist Board oj Foreign Missions. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Treasurer, Heman Lincoln.

Massachusetts Missionary Society. President, Leonard Woods, d. d. Secretary, J. S. Clarke, of Roxbury. Treasurer, John Punchard, of Salem. Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Isaac Davis. Secretary, Rev. Charles Train.

, Treasurer, William D. Ticknor.

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. Annual meetings, 4th Tuesday in June. Secretary, Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d. m Education Societies. 155

American Education Society. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, William Bartlett, (with 31 Honorary Vice-Presidents in different States.) Secretary, William Cogswell, d. d. General Agent, Rev. Rodney G. Dennis. Treasurer, Hardy Ropes. Auditor, Pliny Cutler. Directors, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. William Bartlett, Brown Emerson, d. d. John Tappan, Samuel T. Arm- strong, Arthur Tappan, John Codman, d. d. William Cogswell, D. D. Ralph Emerson, d. d. William Patton, D. D. William Jenks, d. d. Ebenezer Burgess, d. d. Rev. George W. Blagden. Executive Committee, John Codman, d. d. Rev. Joy H. Fairchild, Rev. William Jenks, d. d. Rev. George W. Blagden, and the Secretary. Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T. Arm- strong, William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. The Society has assisted more than 3,199 young

men in a course of preparation for the ministry ; and has at the present time about 1200 under its patronage. [Rooms of the Society, No. 15 Cornhill.]

JVorthern Baptist Education Society. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Vice-Presidents, Levi Farwell, Richard Fletcher. Corresponding Secretary, Rev. E. Thresher. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joseph W. Parker. Directors, Rev. Ebenezer Nelson, Rev. Baron Stow, Rev. N. W. Williams, Jonathan Wales, m. d. Rev. William Leverett, Rev. William Phillips, Rev. John Wayland, Caleb Parker, jr. Rev. R. H. Neale, Rev. H. G. Nott, Rev. L. Porter, Charles Warren. [Rooms, No. 13 Joy's Building.]

Massachusetts Bible Society. Instituted July, 1809. President, John Pierce, d. d. Vice-President, Henry Ware, d. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, Francis Parkman, d. d. Recording Sec'ry, Rev. G. W. Blagden. Executive Committee, to whom a'pplications are to be made for Bibles, Francis Parkman, d. d. Charles Tappan, Rev. George W. Blagden. 166 Sabbath School Societies.

Massachusetts Sabhath School Societi/t President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Sec'ry, and General Agent, Rev. Asa Bullard. JVew- England Sabhath School Union. President, John B. Jones.

Boston Baptist Sabbath School Union, President, Rev. Rollin H. Neale.

Boston Sunday School Society. President, Joseph Tuckerman, d. d.

Boston Sabbath School Union. President, John Dane.

Massachusetts Medical Society. Incorporated Nov. 1781* Annual meeting held in Boston on the last Wed. in May, at the Lecture Room of the Boston Atheneam, President, George C. Shattuck, m. d. Vice-President, Nathaniel Miller, m. d. Corresponding Sec'ry, John Homans, m. d. Recording Sec'ry, Solomon D. Tovvnsend, m. d. Treasurer, Walter Channing, m. d. Librarian, George W. Otis, jr. m. d.

[For a list of the Members of this Society, see p. 117.] CENSORS. For the first Medical District, and for the Society c^ Large. Drs. Abel L. Peirsort, John Ware, Edward Reynolds, jr. Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries. Second Medical District. Drs. John Green, Benja- min F. Heywood, Charles W. Wilder, Benjamin Pond, William Workman. Third Medical District Drs. Stephen W. Williams,- Elisha Mather, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis, Matthew B. Baker. Fourth Medical District. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Tyler, Alfred Perry, Asa G.Welch, Charles Worthington. , Committee on Publications. Drs. Enoch Hale, Johri Ware, John Homans. Medical Societies. 157

Commiitee on Resignations. Drs. Walter Channing'^ S^abdiel B. Adams, John Jeffries. The Censors for the Society at Large, and for ther 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 tiie 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. COUNSELLORS. Suffolk. Drs. James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtlefff John C. Warren, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Walter Channing, Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale, Solomon D. Townsend, John Ware, Zab- diel B. Adams, David Osgood, Edward Reynolds, jr. John Homans, Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries^ George B. Doane, Wmslow Lewis, jr. George W.Otis, Samuel Morrill, Jerome V. C. Smith. Essex. Drs. Joseph Kittredge, Jeremiah Spofford, Abel li. Peirson, Andrew Nichols, Edward L. Coffin, Samuel Johnson, Richard S. Spofford, Calvin Briggs, Dean Robinson, Jonathan G. Johnson, Edward A. Holyoke, Wyatt C. Boyden, Rufus Longley, George Choate, George Osborne, Ebenezer Hunt, Charles O. Barker, William Prescott, Joseph Reynolds. Middlesex. Drs. Thomas Buckim, John Walton, Abraham R. Thompson, Timothy Wellington, Zadok Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dafton, , Daniel Swan, John O. Green, Joshua Green, Elisha Bartlett, Anson Hooker, Nehemiah Cutter. Worcester. Drs. Stephen Batchelder, John Green, Edward Flint, Benjamin F. Hey wood, Charles W* Wilder, Amos Parker, George Willard, John Stark- weather, J. G. Metcalf, Pierson T. Kendall, John S. Butler, Joseph Stone. 15 158 Medical Societies.

Hampshire. Drs. Jos. H. Flint, Alpheus F. Stone, Stephen W. Williams, Eli Hall, Elisha Mather, Bela B. Jones, David Bemis, Lemuel W. Belden. Berkshire. Drs. Henry H. Childs, William H. Ty- ler, Asa G. Welch, Royal Fowler, Robert Worthing- ton, Hubbard Bartlett. Norfolk. Drs. Amos Holbrook, Nathaniel Miller, John Bartlett, Samuel Bugbee, Robert Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Ebenezer Alden, Noah Fifield, James Hew- ins, Charles Wild. Plymouth. Drs. Hector Orr, Nathan Hay ward, Eze- kiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols, Noah Whitman, Ezra Stephenson. Bristol. Drs. Alexander Read, William C. Whit- ridge, Andrew Mackie, Caleb Swan, Menzies R. Ran- dall, Wm. A. Gordon, Paul Spooner, Samuel Sawyer. Barnstable. Drs. Jos. Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Paul Swift, Henry Tuck, Samuel Swift, Elisha P. Fearing, Leroy M. Yale.

Medical School in Boston. (Mason-st.) The Medical Lectures of Harvard University begin in this building annually, 1st Wed. in November, and continue from three to four months. 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, Avithout fee» The fee for a whole course of Lectures is $75. FACULTY OF MEDICINE. President of the University, and President of the Faculty of Medicine, Josiah Q,uincy, ll. d. Prof, of Anatomy and Operative Surgery, John C. Warren, m. r>. 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. Literary Societies. 159

Prof, of Chemistry, John W. Webster, m. d. Prof, of the Theory and Practice of Physic, John Ware, m. d. Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Walter Chan- ning, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Jeffries Wyman, m. d. Sub-Librarian, Jeffries Wyman, m. d.

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy. President, Daniel Henchman. Vice-President, P. French. Secretary, S. N. Brewer. Treasurer, N. Brewer.

Boston Societyfor Medical Improvement. Secretary, Dr. Roby. Curators, Drs. Putnam, and J. B. S. Jackson.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. President, John Pickering, ll. d. Vice-President, Jacob Bigelow. Recording- Secretary, Benjamin Pierce. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Folsom. Treasurer, Joseph Tilden. Librarian, Enoch Hale, m. d.

Massachusetts Historical Society.

President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Recording Secretary, Joseph Willard. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, Nahum Mitchell. Librarian, Thaddeus M. Harris, d. d.

Pilgrim Society.

President, Alden Bradford, ll. d. Vice-President, Nathaniel M. Davis. Recording Secretary, Winslow Warren, m. d. Corresponding Secretary, John B. Thomas. Treasurer, Isaac L. Hedge. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, James Thacher, m.d. 160 Literary Societies.

Boston Athtneum. President, George Hayward, m. d. Vice-President, T. G. Gary. Treasurer, J. Quincy, jr. Secretary, William T. Andrews.

American Antiquarian Society. President, Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, John Davis,LL.D. Joseph Story, ll.d. Counsellors, Benjamin Russell, Levi Lincoln, ll.d. Rev. Charles Lowell, d. d. James C. Merrill, Samuel M. Burnside, John Park, Frederick W. Paine, John Green, Joseph Willard, Emory Washburn. Foreign Cor. Sec'ry, Edward Everett, ll. d. Recording Sec'ry, Rejoice Newton. Domestic Cor. Sec'ry, William Lincoln. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison. Committee of Publication, John Park, Alfred D. Fos- ter, William Lincoln. Boston Society of JVatiircd History. President, George B. Emerson. Corresponding Secretary, Epes S. Dixwell. Librarian, Charles K. Dill away. Cabinet Keeper, S. L. Abbott, jr.

American Statistical Society. President, Richard Fletcher. Vice-Presidents, Henry Lee, Bradford Sumner. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joseph B. Felt. Home Secretary, Lemuel Shattuck. Foreign Secretary, Joseph E. Worcester. Librarian, Lemuel Shattuck. Counsellors, William Cogswell, d. d. Ebenezer A1- den, M. D. O. W. B. Peabody, Horace Mann, John P. Big^elow, John D. Fisher, m. d. Prof. B. B. Edwards, Samuel G. Howe, m. d. Jesse Chickering, m. d. Publishing Committee, William Cogswell, d. d. Jo- Beph E. Worcester, Rev. Joseph B. Felt, O. W. B, Peabody.

Boston Societyfor the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge^ President, Daniel Webster, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Hale, Edward Everett,i.L.o, Musical Societies. 161

Boston Lyceum. President, Abbott Lawrence. Vice-Presidents, George Bancroft, Henry Edwards. Franklin Lectures. Walter Channing, Chairman. Social Law Library. President, William Minot. Secretary, Edward D. Sohier. Librarian, James Boyle.

Mercantile Library Association, President, Edward Stearns. Vice-President, Samuel E. Sawyer. Treasurer, E. A. Hobart. Secretary, Thomas J. Allen.

Mechanic Apprentices Library Association. President, George L. Curry. Vice-President, Thomas Drew. Secretaries, James Haley, D. S. Ford.

Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President, Increase S. Withington. Vice-President, George Hews. Secretary, William Learnard. Treasurer, Abner Bourne. Boston Academy of Music. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-President, William W. Stone. Recording Secretary, Luther S. Gushing. Corresponding Secretary, George E. Head. Treasurer, Julius A. Palmer.

Boston Musical Institute. President, Nahum Mitchell. Secretary, William H. Oakes. Musical Conductor, Thomas Comer. Leader of the Orchestra, Louis Ostinelli.

Billings and Holden Society. President, Robert Hayden. Vice-President, E. N. Morse. Treasurer, John Allen. 15* 162 Cliaritable Institutions.

Massachusetts General Hospital. President, Edward Tuckerman. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, Henry Andrews. Secretary, William Gray. Trustees, Charles Amory, William Appleton, George Bond, N. I. Bowditcjj, Martin Brimmer, George M. Dexter, Henry Edwards, Robert Hooper, jr. Thomas Lamb, Francis C. Lowell, Henry B. Rogers, Robert G. Shaw. Consulting Physicians, James Jackson, m. d. John Randall, m. d. George C. Shattuck, m. d. John Ro- mans, M. D. Consulting Surgeons, George B. Doane, m. d. John Jeffries, m. d. Abel L. Peirson, m. d. Edward Rey- nolds, M. D. OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL. Superintendent, Charles Sumner. Physicians, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Enoch Hale, m. d. John Ware, m. d. Surgeons, John C. Warren, m. d. George Hayward, M. D. Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. Assistant Physician, Henry L Bowditch, m. d. House Physician, John F. Eustis. House Surgeon, Christopher C. Holmes. Apothecary, Charles K. Whipple.

OFFICERS OF THE MCLEAN ASYLUM. Physician and Superintendent, Luther V. Bell, m. d. House Apothecary, John Fox, m. d. Steward, Columbus Tyler. Matron, Mrs. Mary E. Tyler. Male Supervisor, Homer Goodhue. Female Supervisor, Miss Relief R. Barber. All applications for admission' must be made at the HOSPITAL, Alien Street, between the hours of 8 and 9 on the mornings of Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 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 cases of injury from accident, or of sudden illness. All applications from the country must be Charitable Institutions. 163

accompanied by a description of the case, in writing, by the attending Physician of the patient, and ad-

State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester.

Trustees, Horace Mann, of Boston ; Stephen Salis-

bury, of Worcester ; Abraham R.Thompson, of Charles-

town ; Myron Lawrence, of Belchertown; William Lincoln, of Worcester. Treasurer, Alfred D. Foster, of Worcester. Superintendent of the Hospital and Physician, Sam- uel B. Woodward, m. d. Assistant Physician, George Chandler, m. d.

Boston Medical Dispensary.

Managers. Jonathan Phillips, Chairman ; Samuel H. Walley, Isaac Winslow, Gideon F.Thayer, Samuel May, N. L. Frothingham, Pliny Cutler, James H. Fos- ter, Uriel Crocker, Edmund Dwight, Samuel T. Arm- strong, William Gray, Secretary, and Gideon Snow, Treasurer. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, m. d. Solomon D. Townsend, m. d.

Visiting: Physicians. T. M. Brewer, lo7 Hanover-st., Wards 1 and 3. William Eustis, ]G5 Tremont-st., Ward 2. J. W. Gorham, 17 Winter-st., Ward 4. C. E. Ware, 202 Tremont-st., Wards 5 and 6. G. A. Bethune, 129 Tremont-st., Ward 7. B. B. Appleton, 15 Avon-pl., Broad-st District. S. Salisbury, Fort Hill District. H. G. Wiley, Lagrange-pl., Ward 10. L. J. Glover, 2 Pleasant-st., Ward 11. N. S. Tucker, 4 Hamilton-pL, Ward 12. Apothecary, Joseph M. Smith, 138 Washington-st.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary. President, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, Francis G. Shaw. Treasurer, J. W. Edmands. Directors, Robert G. Shaw, Henry Rice, Edward Reynolds, m. d. John Jeffries, m. d. H. Upham, S. D, 164 Charitable Institutions.

Townsend, m. d. George E. Head, H. Edwards, Martin Brimmer, Moses Grant, William P. Winchester. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds, and John Jeffries. Assistant Surg. Drs. Robert W. Hooper, George A. Bethune, and Dr. J. H. Dix. The Institution receives patients into the house. Infirmary corner of Green and Pitts-sts.

Boston Lying-in Hospital.

Meetings at the Hospital on the 1st Tues. of every mo. President, James Savage. Vice-President, Daniel F. Parker. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Dr. George Hayward, Thomas B. Wales, Stephen Fairbanks, Geo. B. Emerson, Henderson Inches, Frederick T. Gray. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Francis J, Oliver, Dr. John Homans. Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. James Phillips, Daniel Messenger. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Secretary, C. T. Murdock.

^ Attending Physicians, Charles G. Putnam, m. d. Da- vid Osgood, M. D.

Charitable Infirmary for the Treatment of Diseases of the Lungs.

Attending Physicians, M. S. Perry, m. d. H. I. Bow- ditch, M. D. H. G. Wiley, m. d. J. V. C. Smith, m. d.

Infirmary for Diseases of the Skin. Physician, Dr.

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, George Bancroft. Physician, Charles H. Stedman, m. d. Steward, 0. A. Brownson. Charitable Institutions. 165

Provident Institution for Saving^ in the City of Boston, Office, Tremont-st. Open daily, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Peter C. Brooks. Treasurer, Peter Wainwright, jr. Secretary, William Parsons. Vice-Presidents, Jonathan Phillips, Samuel May, Peter O. Thacher, Daniel P. Parker, Thomas P. Gush- ing-, Robert G. Shaw, James Savage, Robert Waters- ton, Samuel T. Armstrong, Samuel Dorr, Henry Sig- ourney, Henry Gassett. Trustees, Benjamin Guild, John A. Lowell, Nathan- iel G. Sneiling, Edward Brooks, John C. Gray, Francis J. Oliver, Charles Wells, Charles C. Parsons, Edward Cruft, Thomas B. Wales, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee, Samuel Austin, jr. William Minot, John L. Gardner, William Appleton, Robert C.Winthrop,Ozias Goodwin, William Amory, George Ticknor, Josiah Quincy, jr. William Parsons, Henry Codman, Nathan Rice. Savings Bank for Seamen in Boston. No. 17 Tremont Row. Open every day from 10 to 1 o'clock, to receive de- posites from all persons. President, Daniel C. Bacon. Vice-President, William H. Boardman. Secretary, Charles H. Parker. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley, jr. Managers, N. A. Barrett, J. W. Blake, George Wil- liams Bond, Charles Brown, George W. Crockett, H, Edwards, Thomas Lamb, J. A. M'Gaw, James Means, William B. Reynolds, Benjamin Rich, Alfred Richard- son, Charles Scudder, William S. Rogers, , Phineas Sprague, W^illiam W. Stone, William Worthington, Charles Torrey, William T. Andrews, Philips Greely, jr. Francis G. Shaw.

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Moses Grant. Treasurer, Calvin Whiting. Standing Committee. Frederick Gould, Lewis Jones, Simon G. Shipley, T. W. Haskins, Joseph Moriarty, Daniel T. Coit, Alvan Simonds, Joseph Eustis, J. W", Gates, H. Chadbourn, Rev. William Howe, Thomas Tarbell, J. W. Warren,jr. 166 Charitable Institutions.

The Perkins Institution and Massachusetts Asylumfor the Blind. Depository 152 Washington-st. President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, Thomas H. Perkins. Treasurer, R. D.Tucker. Secretary, S. G. Howe, m. d. Director, S. G. Howe, m. d. Principal Teacher, H. Nelson. Professor of Music, J. A. Keller. Matron, Mrs. S. Smith. Boston Asylum and Farm School for Indigent Boys, President, Jonathan Phillips. Vice-President, John Tappan. Secretary, Henry B. Rogers. Treasurer, J. I. Bowditch.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, James Seaver. Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Robert G. Shaw.

Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society.

President, Francis J. Oliver. Vice-President, £. T. Andrews. Corresponding Secretary, Samuel F. McCleary. Recording Secretary, James W. Burditt. Treasurer, Samuel Perkins.

Young Men's Benevolent Society. President, G. W. Bond. Vice-President, W. W. Tucker. Treasurer, W. H. S. Jordan. Secretary, Charles R. Bond.

Benevolent Fraternity of Churches. President, Samuel Greele. Secretary, S. K. Lothrop. Treasurer, Elijah Cobb. Seamen^s Friend Soc. Pliny Cutler, President. Min- ister, Rev. D. M. Lord. Office for distributing Bibles at Sailor's Home, 99 Purchase-st. Port Soc. of Boston, Samuel Cabot, President. Charitable Societies. 167

Boston Soc. for Relig. and Moral Instruc. of the Poor^ John C. Proctor, President. Prison Discipline Soc. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. Female Friendly Soc. Mrs. G. Dodge, President. Boston Female Orphan Asylum, Mrs. William Prescott, 1st Directress. Char. Asso. of the Bost. Fire Depart. James Boyd, Pres. Mass. Char. Soc. William C. Hunneman, President. Fragment Soc. Mrs. D. P. Parker, President. Fatherless and Widoivs Soc. Mrs. Lucius Bolles, Pres. Children's Friend Soc. Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, Pres. Samaritan Soc. Mrs. Pittman, President. Female Relief Soc. Mrs. James Wise, President. Soc. for Prevention of Pauperism, Samuel Dorr, Pres. Penitent Female Rejuge, Henry Holmes, President. XJniversalist Fern. Char. Institute, Mrs. J. W. How- land, President. Mass. Humane Soc. Benjamin Rich, President. Irish Soc. Daniel O'Callagan, President. Young Catholic''s Friend Soc. G. F. Emery, Pres. Infant School Soc. Mrs. Wm. T. Eustis, President. Seamen's Aid Soc Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, President. Widoivs Soc. Mrs. Jonathan Amory, 1st Direct. Scottish Soc. James Kelt, President. British Soc. William S. Skinner, President. Franklin Typographical Soc. John Eaton, President. Boston Typographical Soc. Edward Coddington, Pres.

State Prison at Charlestoum. Inspectors, Sherman Leland, Samuel Greele, Wil- liam Minot. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Deputy Warden. Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surgeon, William J. Walker, M. D, Clerk, Henry Frothingham. 168 Republican Associations.

Boston Marine Society. President, Daniel C. Bacon. Vice-President, Israel Whitney. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Robert B. Edes. Trustees, Joseph W.Lewis, John Suter, Nehemiali Parsons, Thomas C. Smith, Richard Soule, George Whittemore, R. B. Storer, C. W. Apthorp, Joseph Hartt, John S. Sleeper. Port Wardens, Robert B. Edes, Samuel Nichels, Joseph W. Lewis. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, John Doak, Jairus B. Lincoln, H. C. Mackay, J. W. Lewis.

Whig Republican Association. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Vice-Presidents, Albert P^earing, Stephen Fairbanks, Philip Marett, Nathan Hale, John B. Wells, Noah Brooks. Directors at Laro^e, Daniel L.Gibbens, James Haugh- ton, Charles Leighton, Charles H. Parker, William Blake, Eleazer Johnson. Recording Secretary, Newell A.Thompson. Corresponding Secretaries, William Brigham, E. G* Austin, Philip Greely, jr. Treasurer, George William Gordon.

Bay State Association. President, George Barstow. Vice-Presidents, Charles A. Macomber, Edvr&td Cruft,jr. Corresponding Secretary, Lewis Josselyn. Recording Sec. and Treasurer, J. E. P. Weeks. Councillors, JohnT. Heard, E. Littlefield, J. G. San- derson, E.G.Wellington, William Washburn, Nathan^ iel Gale, Marcus Morton, jr. B.Dodge, James Baker, H. A. Bancroft, W. E. Parmenter, D. Keith. South Cove Corporation. President, Edward H. Robbins. Agent, Francis Jackson. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr* Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring. Miscellaneous. 169

Trustees of . Joseph Story, Pres. Samuel T. Armstrong, Jacob Bigelow, Geor^re Bond, Treas. Martin Bnmmer, Charles P.Curtis, Benjamin R. Curtis, See. Benjamin A.Gould, Isaac Parker, James Read. Mass. HorticuL Soc. Elijah Vose, of Dorchester, Pres> Mass. Agricul. Soc. Thomas L. Winthrop, ll. d. Pres. Mass. Anti-Slavery Soc. Francis Jackson, President. Mass. Abolition Soc. William B. Dodge, President. American Union for Relief and Imjjrovement of the Colored Race, R. M. Sherman, President. Mass. Temp. Union, John Tappan, President.

Mass. Temp. Soc. John C. Warren, m. d. President.

Amer. Temp. Soc. Samuel Hubbard, ll.d. President.

Suffolk County Temp. Soc, Moses Grant, President*

Irish Protestant Asso. John S. Johnson, President.

Religious Denominations in the United States.

Denominations. Ch. or

Baptists, -- " Free-will,

" Seventh-day, - - - - - " Six-Principle, - - - - Roman Catliolics ------Christians ------Congregationalists, ------Disciples of Christ, (Campbellites,) Dutch Reformed, ------Protestant Episcopal, - - - - - Friends, or Quakers, - - - - - German Reformed, ------Jews, ------Lutheran, ------Mennonites, ------Methodists, ------" Protestants, - - - - -

United Brethren, or Moravians, - - Mormonites, ------

New Jerusalem Church, - - - - Presbyterians, ------.

Millennial Church, or Shakers, - - Tunkers, ------Unitarians, ------Universalists, ------16 BANKS IN BOSTON, BANK COMMISSIONERS Appointed under the Act of 23d of Feb. 1833, to examine and report, from time to time, the condition of the Banks.

Julius Rockwell, of Pittsfield • Jonathan Shove, of Danvers; Warren Lovering, ofMedway.

Atlantic Bank. No. 8 Kilby Street. Capita], $500,000.

Pliny Cutler, President. | Benjamin Dodd, Cashier. Directors, James Johnson, , Jeremiah Hill, Francis Fisher, Henry F. Baker, James Ellison, William G. Lambert, George W. Crockett, Abraham T. Lowe, S. S. Littlehale. Teller, Richard Ward. Book-Keeper, George Wm. Dodd. Messenger, James Adams. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Atlas Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Samuel C. Gray, President. Joseph W^hite, Cashier. | Directors, James Harris, Nehemiah Parsons, Samuel A. W^ells, Elijah Williams, Charles Brown. Teller, Benjamin H. Barnes. Book-Keeper, John D. Young. Collection Clerk, William Beck. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Boston Bank. No. 48 State Street. Capital, $600,000. Robert G. Shaw, President. James Wild, | C. Cashier. Directors, Nathan Appleton, Josiah Bradlee, Daniel C.Bacon, Samuel Cabot, Robert Hooper, jr. William J. Loring, Phineas Upham, Henry Upham, Thomas B. Curtis. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-Keeper, Charles Hammatt. Messenger, George Breckenridge. Discount, Tues. and Friday. Shares, $50. Banks in Boston. 171

City Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capita], $1,000,000. P. Parker, President. Eliphalet Williams, Cash. Danl. | Directors, Thomas Cordis, Luther Faulkner, Wil- liam T. Andrews, Samuel K. Williams, Isaac Bangs, Philo S. Shelton, Edward D. Peters, Francis J. Oliver. Teller, C. F. Blanchard. Book-Keeper, Charles C. Barry. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Messenger, Andrew Johonnot. Clerk, F. A. Williams. Porter, W. A. Frost. Discount daily.

Columbian Bank. No. 34 State Street. Capital, $500,000. William Coffin, Cashier. John G. Torrey, President. \ Directors, Joseph Tilden, Patrick T. Jackaon, Geo. W. Lyman, John Pickering, John T. Coolidge, Wil- liam Amory, Samuel A. Appleton. Teller, Thomas Swan. Book-Keeper, George Gushing. Messenger, James Kean. Discount daily.

Eagle Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capital, $500,000. President. Waldo Flint, Cashier. Titus Welles, | Directors, William iVlmy, John D. Bates, Andrew- Cunningham, Charles W. Cartwright, Elijah Loring, Benjamin L. Thompson, Isaac P. Townsend, John Skinner, Francis Skinner, John Williams, Taskar H. Swett. Teller, H. B. Odiorne. Book-Keeper, Joshua P. Blanchard.

Discount Clerk, I. VV. Blanchard. Messenger, Ebenezer Sampson. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. 172 Banks in Boston.

Freeman^ s Bank, No. 5 Sea Street. Capital, $150,000. Andrew Drake, President. Jeremy Drake, Cashier. | Directors, Levi Bliss, Jedediah Tuttle, Solomon Piper, Freeman Fisher, Thomas Howe, John H. Rogers. Messenger, Albert Drake. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Glohe Bank. No. 22 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000.

James Read, President, j Charles Sprague, Cashier. Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Pray, John F. Priest, Ignatius Sargent, Enoch Silsby. Paying Teller, Calvin Whiting. Receiving Teller, Alfred Skelton. Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Discount Clerk, William H. Wheeler. Assistant Clerk, Frederick Nichols. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank. No. 1 Commercial Wharf. Capital, $500,000.

Joseph V. Bacon, President. | Archibald Foster, Cash. Directors, George Denny, Benjamin Dodd, N. Faxon, Frederick Gould, Benson Leavitt, James Mc Gregor, Samuel H. Rich, Francis G. Shaw. Teller, Samuel Kneeland. Book-Keeper, Alfred B. Hall. ' Messenger, Barnabas Binney. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Hamilton Bank. No. m State Street. Capital, $500,000.

Daniel Denny, President. | Joseph Hall, jr. Cashier. Directors, Willard Sayles, George H. Kuhn, Thomas Banks in Boston. 173

G» Cary, William Phipps, Samuel W. Swett, Marshal P. Wilder, Jona. Chapman, Edward Wigglesworth. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-Keeper, Elijah Fiske. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, S. S. Blanchard. Discount daily.

Mechanics Bank. South Boston. Capital, $150,000. David Nickerson, President. Alvan Simonds, Cashier. | Directors, Noah Brooks, Charles Cole, jr. James W. Converse, Cranston Howe, John H. Jenks, Daniel Cummings. Messenger, William B. Brooks. Discount Monday.

Market Bank. City Wharf. Capital, $800,000. Josiah Stickney, President. Samuel O. Mead, Cash. | Directors, A. H. Bowman, F. O. Watts, Abel Phelps, Wm. H. Delano, Benjamin Sewall, Samuel H. Walley,jr. C. O. Whitmore, Addison Gilmore, Wm. Thomas, Jesse Bird, Wm. B. Reynolds. Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Jonathan Brown, jr. Messenger, Charles S. Evans. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

Massachusetts Bank. No. 66 State Street. Capital, $800,000. Jonathan Phillips, President. James Dodd, Cashier. | Directors, Edward Tuckerman, William D. Sohier, John Parker, jr. Samuel Torrey, John L. Gardner, William Parsons. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, Henry G. Foster. Discount Clerk, John H. Bowes. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount, Mon. and Thurs. Shares, $250. 16* 174 Banks in Boston.

Merchants Bank. No. 28 State Street. Capital, $2,000,000. Franklin Haven, Pres. Charles H. Eldredge, Cash. | Directors, Mark Healy, Nathaniel F. Cunningham, John B. Jones, Luke Fay, Samuel Henshaw, David Henshaw, James K. Mills, William P. Winchester, Israel Whitney, S. Hooper. First Teller, Thomas W. Hooper. Second Teller, E. W. Brown. Discount Clerk, Assistant do. John J. May. Pension Clerk, L. M. Stone. First Book-Keeper, E. H. Severance. Second do. G. M. Norwood. Collection Clerk, Thomas Bulfinch. Assistant Clerk, William Raymond. Messenger, John Barns. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

North Bank. No. 26 North Market Street. Capital, $750,000. President. Gurdon Steele, Cashier. John W. Trull, | Directors, Oliver Eldredge, Calvin Washburn, Elijah Williams, jr. James Davis, Henry D. Gray, James Weld, A. H. Fiske, John T. Heard, Henry B. Humphrey. Teller, J. B. Witherbee. Book-Keeper, John Chorley. Messenger and Porter, Joseph W. Newell. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Neio England Bank.

, No. 67 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. Philip President. E. P. Clark, Cashier. Marett, | Directors, Samuel Dorr, Henry Gassett, Dudley Hall, William Worthington, Mace Tisdale, Daniel Weld, Thomas Lamb, Elijah Vose. Paying Teller, Charles Nichols. Receiving Teller, Samuel T. Thompson. Book-Keeper, James Swan. Messenger, Seth Pettee. Discount daily. Banks in Boston. 175

Suffolk Bank, No. 65 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. Stone, President. Isaac Brewer, Cashier. Henry B. | C. Directors, John BeJknap, Amos A. Lawrence, Sam- uel Hubbard, William Lawrence, John A. Lowell, James Means, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jeffrey Richard- son, Nathl. P. Russell, Joseph Balch, Lemuel Pope. Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, Stephen P. Greenwood. Book-Keeper, Thorndike Rand. Discount Clerk, Edward Tyler. Assistant Clerks, A. K. Hunt, C. Smith, Jeremiah E. Bridge. Foreign Money Clerks, Wm. Grubb,jr. E. J. S. Corle w, D. H. Belknap, J. Grubb, John Lakeman. Porter, Rand Lord. Discount, Wednesday and Saturdny.

South Bank. No. 40 State Street. Capital, $500,000.

Benjamin C. Clark, President. | John J. Loring, Cashier. Directors, Isaac Livermore, Samuel Dana, Prentiss Hobbs, William H. Foster, (Salem,) Adam W. Thax- ter, jr. H. M. Holbrook, Henry Clark, Geo. Darracott Teller, Stephen G. Davis. Assistant Clerk, and Messenger, J. J. Loring, jr. Discount daily.

Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. No. 87 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Enoch Baldwin, President. Enoch ) Plummer, Cashier. Directors, Joseph Whitney, Cheever Newhall, Jas. Cheever, Joseph Southwick, Josiah M. Jones, George W. Thayer, B. C. Harris, Isaac Williams, Luke Brooks, John Albree, Jonathan Forbush. Teller, Samuel Carr. Book-Keeper, Joshua Loring. Messenger, J. G. Gunderson. Discount, Tuesday and Friday. (^fp Banks in Boston.

State Bank. No. 47 State Street. Capital, $] ,800,000.

E. A. Bourne, President. | Jonathan Call, Cashier. Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Samuel H. Babcock, Thomas P. Gushing, Jacob Hall, Thomas Thacher, Thomas Gray, John Henshaw, Henry Oxnard, George Howe. Paying Teller, Charles Bartlett. Receiving Teller, John B. Gould. First Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, B. F. Edmands. Messenger, James H. f^oster, jr. Porter, John White. Discount, Mon. and Thurs. Shares, $60.

Shawmut Bank. No. 92 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Benjamin T. Reed, President. Thomas Drown, Cash* | Directors, William Bramhall, Gardner Brewer, Na- thaniel 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, Sampson Mason. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Traders Bank. No. 91 State Street. Capital, $500,000. President. Jeremiah Gore, Cashier* David Dudley, | Directors, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Jabez Fisher, 2d. Jabez C.Howe, Deming Jarvis, Thomas Lord, Henry Smith. Teller, Lucian Skinner. Book-Keeper, John K. Hall. Messenger, T. O. Brackett. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. Banks in Boston. 177

Tremont Bank,

No. 41 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Armstrong, Pres. James Dalton, Cashier. Samuel T. | Directors, Ebenezer T. x\ndrews, Caleb Curtis, An- drew T. Hall, Enoch Train, Gill Wheelook, Isaac Thacher, Charles Wilkins, Nathan B. Gibbs. Teller, A. T. Frothingham. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount daily.

Union Bank.

No. 40 State Street. Capital, $800,000. Fales, President. Chester Adams, Cashier. Samuel | Directors, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dalton, Jeremiah Fitch, Ozias Goodwin, Giles Lodge, Thaddeus Nich- ols, jr. John Stearns, Nathaniel H. Emmons. Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, A. Trowbridge. Discount Clerk, Lemuel Gulliver, jr. Assistant Clerk, N. Emmons. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount daily.

Washington Bank.

No. 410 Washington Street. Capital, $500,000. Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. Aaron | Directors, Thomas G. Atkins, Josiah P. Cooke, Windsor Fay, Josiah Stedman, Moses Williams, P. Fowle. Teller, J.J. Soren. Book-Keeper, J. A. Richards. Messenger and Porter, J. H. Chanipney. Discount, Tuesday and Friday. 178 Banks in Massachusetts.

Bunker- Hill Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000. David Devens, President, j Thomas Marshall, Cashier. Directors, Jotham Johnson, Oilman Stanley, Gilbert Tufts, Reuben Hunt, Larkin Turner, Andrew Blan- chard, jr. Eben. b\ Cutter, Richard Devens. Assistant Clerk, Caleb T. Symmes. Messenger, John iVJitchell. Discount, Tuesday and Friday, P. M. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing" and Collecting business will be transacted at the'Eagle Bank.

Phanix Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $300,000.

William Wyman, Pres. Thomas Browne, jr. Cashier. | Directors, George Bates, Isaac Fiske, John Hurd, James Hunnewell, Eliab P. Mackintire, Nathan Pratt, Abijah Thompson, Galen James. Assistant Clerk, J. F. Tufts, jr. Discount, Monday and Thursday. Business transacted at the Hamilton Bank, Boston.

Charlestown Bank. Capital, $150,000. Paul Willard, President. John Harris, Cashier. J Directors, Bowen Buckman, Edward D. Clark, Tim- othy Bailey, Benjamin Parker. Clerk, John Harris, 2d. Discount Monday. Business transacted at the , Boston.

Asiatic Bank, Salem. Capital, $200,000. N. Neal, President. H. Foster, Cashier. W. | Wm. Directors, R. Brookhouse, J. B. Osgood, N. Endi- cott, G. Wheatland, G. G. Newhall.

Commercial Bank, Salem. Capital, $200,000. William Sutton, President. Edward H. Payson, | Cash. Directors, Philip Chase, E. Stanley, C. Smith, S. Brooks, J. Bertram, J. G. Waters.

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

Gideon Tucker, President. I John Chadwick, Cashier. Directors, G. Cleveland, J. C. Lee, W. F. Gardner, T. Daland, J. Robinson. Banks in Massachusetts. 179

General Merest Bank, SaJem. Capital, $400,000. President. H. Russell, Cashier. John Russell, | W. Directors, P. I. Farnham, E. K. Lakeman, J. W. Fenno, C. Treadwell. Mercantile Bank, Salem. Capital, $200,000. Stephen David Putnam, President. | Webb, Cashier. Directors, Joel Bowker, S. Fosfg, S. Chamberlain, P. Dodge, Larkin Thorndike, Henry Grant.

Merchants Bank, Salem. Capital, $400,000. Treadwell, President. F. H. Silsbee, John W. | Cash. Directors, B. Cox, Z. F. Silsbee, N. Silsbee, Jr. S. C. Phillips, F. B. Crowninshield. JVaumkeag Bank, Salem. Capital, $500,000. Pingree, President. Joseph G. Sprague, Cash, David | Directors, B. Fabens, Jonas Warren, Henry Cook, John Norris, B. W. Stone, P. R. Southwick. Salem Bank, Salem. Capital, $250,000. George Peabody, President. C. M. Endicott, Cashier. | Directors, J. Peabody, D. A. White, T. P. Bancroft, W. H. Chase. People's Bank, Roxbury. Capital, $100,000.

Samuel Guild, President. | B. Stone, Cashier. Directors, Elijah Lewis, Benjamin Weld, Ebenezer Crafts, Chester Guild, Aaron D. Williams, Shubael Bills, Joseph H. Billings, Newell Withington. Discount, Monday. Shares, $50.

Winthrop Bank, Roxbury. Capital, $100,000. Harrison Gray, President, James Russell, Cashier. | Directors, William Bacon, John Webber, J. H. Wil- kins, A. S. March, J. Hathaway. Discount, Monday.

Bank of Brighton. Capital, $200,000. Edward Sparhawk, President. Life Baldwin, | Cashier. Directors, S. H. Bennett, Tyler Bigelow, Samuel Brooks, Cephas Brackett, James Dana, Dexter Fay, John Heard, S. Hudson. Discount, Monday and Thursday, 18a Banks in Massachusetts.

Cambridge Bank, Cambridgeport. Capital, $100,00(?. Samuel P. P. Fay, President. Martin Lane, Cashier. | Directors, Charles Everett, William Fisk, Charles Haynes, J. Trowbridge, Hiram Brooks, A. W. Bruce^ P. B. Hovey, Leonard Stone. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Charles River Bank, Cambridge. Capital, $100,000. Levi Farwell, President. J. Dana, Cashier. [ B. Directors, Simon Greenleaf, C. C. Little, Oliver Hastings, William Brown, J.H.Bates, E. Brown^jr. W. Watriss, John Cummings. Discount, Wednesday.

Cashiers, &c. r

Banks in Massachusetts. 181

JVame. TARIFF OF DUTIES for 1840.

REVISED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS REGISTER.

Extract from an Act to modify the Act of July 14, 18^ relating to Duties.

Be it Enacted, ^x. That from and after the 31st of December, 1833, in all cases where duties are imposed on foreign imports by the act of the 14th of July, 183-2, entitled, " An Act to alter and amend the several acts imposing duties on imports," or by any other act, shall exceed 20 per ct. on tlie value thereof, one tenth part of such excess shall be deducted ; from and after theSIstof December, 1835, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; from and after the 3l3t of Dec.

1837, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; from and after the 31st of December, lt<39, another tenth part thereof shall be deducted ; and from and after the3Jst of December, 1841, one half of the residue of such excess shall be deducted; and from and after the 30th of June, 1842, the other half thereof shall be deducted.

Acetate of lead, 5 cts. a lb. der, for societies, colleges, Acids, muriatic and tartaric, schools, etc. free. 1*2^ per ct. Apparel, wearing, and other Adzes, 26 per ct. personal baggage in actu- Alcornoqite, free. al use, free. Ale. See Beer. Apples, pine, free. Almonds, and Oil of, free. Aquafortis, 12^ per ct. Alum, $-2,50 for 112 lbs. Arabic, gum, free. Amber, free. Argol, free. Amber beads, 15 per ct. Arrowroot, free. Ambergris, free. Articles not free, and not Aloes, free. subject to any other rates Anatomical prepara. free. of duty, 15 per ct. Anchors, 2 cts. a lb. [free. Articles, all composed whol- Angora goal's wool or hair, ly, or chiefly of gold, sil- Animals, imported for breed, ver, pearl, and precious free. stones, 12^ per ct. J>o. not do. free. Articles, imported for the Anise seed, and Oil of, free use of the U. States, free. Annotto, free. Articles, used principally for Antimony, regulus of, free. dyeing, not otherwise spe-

' Antiquities, all collections cified, free. See Drugs. of,specially imported. free. Artificial flowers, 23 per ct. Do. not do., according to the Assafoetida, free. material. Ava root, free. Anvils, 2 cents per lb. Axes, same as adzes. Apparatus, philosophical, Bacon, 3 cents per lb. specially imported by or- Baggage. 8ee Apparel. ;

Tariff of Duties, 1840. 183

Bagging, cotton, 3^ cents a Bolting cloths, free. square yard. Bone, whale, not of Ameri- Baizes. See Wool. can fisheries, 12^ per ct. Balsams, 15 per ct. Bombazines, free. Balsam Tolu, free. Bonnets, chip, grass, Leg-

Bandanas. See Silk. horn or straw ; and braids, Barilla, free. flats, and plaits, 26 per ct, Bark of cork tree, unmanu- Wire for. See Wire. factured, free. Books, specially import, free. Barley, 15 per ct. Books, all printed previous Baskets, grass or straw, 15 to the year 1775, and also per ct., wood or osier, 23 all books printed in other per ct. languages than the Eng- Beads, composition, wax, or lish, except Latin and amber, and all others not Greek, 4 cents per vol. otherwise specified, 15 per Do., Latin and Greek when ct., of gold, silver, or pre- bound, 15 cents a lb. cious stones, 12^ per ct. Do., do. do., not bound, 13 Beam knives, 2G per ct. cents, a lb. Beans, vanilla, free. Do., all others when bound, Beef, 2 cents per lb. 30 cents a lb. Beer, ale, and porter, im- Do., do., in sheets or boards, ported in bottles, 20 cents 26 do.

a gal. ; otherwise import- Do., blank, 26 per ct. ed, 15 cents a gal. Boots or bootees, $1,50 a Bed ticking, flax or cotton, Borax free. [pair. 23 per ct. Botany, specimens in, free. Bellows., 23 per ct. Bottles. See Glass. Bells 23 per ct. Box boards, paper, 3 cts. lb. Berries, used in dyeing, and Boxes, shell or paper, 15 pc. juniper, free. Do., Japan dressing, 23 pc. Binding6,of wool, and worst- Braces, cotton, 23 per ct. ed, 23 per ct. leatlier, 26 per ct. Birds, free. Bracelets, hair, 15 per ct. Black, ivory and lamp, 15 Brandy, 1st and 2d proof, per cent. 53 cents a gallon. Black lead pencils, 23 prct. Do. 3d proof, 57 cts. a gal. Black lead, unmanufactured. Do. 4th proof, 63 cts. a gal. Bladders, free. [15 per ct. Brandy, comfits and sweet- Blankets, woollen. See meats preserved in, 23 per Wool. cent. Blue vitriol, 4 cents per lb. Brass, all manufactures of, Boards and plank, 23 per ct. not otherwise specified, or Bobbin wire. See Wire. of which it is a compo- Bole ammoniac, free. nent material, 23 per ct. 184 Tariff of Duties, 1840.

Brass, in pigs, bars, plates Cantharides, free

or shepts, 23 per ct ; or Cap wire. See Wire old, fit only to be manu- Capers, free factured, free Caps, of fur, leather, or Brass, wire, nails, and han- wool, 26 per ct. See Hats dles, 23 per ct Caps, for women, 23 per ct Brazil paste, free Cards, playing, 30 cents a

Bricks, 15 per ct pack ; visiting, 15 cts a lb Bridles, 26 pc Bitts, 23 do. Cards, wool and cotton, 23 Brimstone or sulphur, free per ct Bristles, 3 cents a lb Carpets and Carpeting. See Brooms, of hair or palm Wool and Matting leaf, 15 per ct Carpeting of oil cloth, 43 Brown sugar, and syrup of cents a square yard sugar cane in casks, 2^ Carriages, and parts of, 26

cents a lb per ct ; furniure for, same Brushes, of all kinds, 23 pc as adzes. Buckram, free Cascarilla, free. Bullion, free Casement rods, slit or rolIed| Burgundy pitch, free 3 cents a lb Burlaps, free Cashmere shawls (real,) Burr stones, not manufac- Cassia, free. [15perct. tured, free Castanas, free Busts, of marble, metal, or Cast iron vessels not other- plaster, free wise specified, 1^ cts a lb Butter, 5 cents a lb Castings of iron, all other Buttons, of gold, silver, and not specified, 1 cent a lb precious stones, 12^ per Castor oil, 40 cents a gallon ct; of iron, steel, pewter, Casts, of bronze or plaster, brass, and tin, 23 per ct free Cabinet ware, 26 per ct Caulking Mallets, 23 perot Cabinets of coins, free Chains or cables, iron, 3 Cables and cordage, tarred, cents a lb

4 cts a lb ; untarred, 5 do. Chairs, 26 per cent Cables, made of grass or Chalk, free [Wine

bark, 5 cents a lb ; of iron, Champaigne wine. See J3 cents a lb Charts, specially imported, Calomel, 15 per ct Cheese, 9 cts a lb [free Camphor, refined 12 cts a lb Chemical preparations, 15 Camphor, crude, free per ct Candles, tallow, 5 cents a China ware, 20 per ct lb; spermaceti, 8 do.; Chip hats and bonnets, 26 po wax, 6 do. Chisels (socket,) same as Canella, alba, free [per ct adzes Canes, or walking sticks, 23 Chloride of lime, 15 per ct Tariff of Duties, 1840. 185

Chocolate, 4 cents a lb Corrosive sublimate, 15 pr ct Cider, same as beer Cotton, 3 cents a lb Cigars $2,50 a J 000 Cotton bagging, 3^ cents a Cinnamon, free square yard Citron, 23 per ct Cotton, all manufactures of, Clay, unmanufactured, free or of which cotton shall Clocks, 23 perct be a component part, 23

Cloth, rags of, any kind, free per ct ; excepting cotton Clothing, ready made, 38pc twist, yarn, and thread, Cloves and oil of, free (which see.) Provided, Coach laces, 29 per ct that all manufactures of Coaches. See Carriages cotton, or of which cotton Coal, 6 cents a bushel shall be a component part, Coal hods, 23 per ct not dyed, colored, printed, Cochineal, free. or stained, not exceeding Cocoa, cocoa nuts and in value 30 cents a square shells, free yard, shall be valued at 30 Codfish, dry, $1,00 a quint. cents a square yard, and, Coffee, free if dyed, colored, printed, Coffee mills, 23 per ct or stained, in whole or in Coculus Indicus, free part, not exceeding in val- Cologne water, 15 per ct ue 35 cents a square yard, Colombo root, free shall be valued at 35 cents Colors, water, free. a square yard. Nankeens Combs, ivory, horn and imported direct from Chi-

shell, 15 per ct ; iron, na, 20 per ct lead, copper and brass, 23 Cotion, yarn, twist, and

do. ; wood, 26 do. thread, unbleached and Comfits and sweetmeats of uncolored, 23 per ct. All all kinds preserved in su- unbleached and uncolored gar or brandy, 23 per ct cotton yarn, twist, and Coney, wool of, free thread, the original cost Copper, bars, cakes, pig, for of which shall be less than

sheathing ships, free ; bra- (>0 cents a lb, shall be ziers, 15 per ct; copper deemed and taken to have vessels, and all manufac- cost CO cents a lb, and tures of copper not other- siiall be charged with duty wise specified, 23 per ct accordingly, 23 per ct Copperas, $2,00 per 112 lbs Cotton yarn, twist, or thread, Coral, free bleached or colored, 23 Cordage. See Cables per ct. All bleached or Cordials, 53 cents a gallon colored cotton yarn, twist, Coriander seed, free or thread, the original

Corks, 12 cents a lb ; bark, cost of which shall be free less than 75 cents a lb, 17* m Tariff of Duties, 1840.

shall be deemed and ta- Felts, or hat bodies made ken to have cost 75 cents wholly or in part of wool, a lb, and be charged ac- IS cents each cordingly, 23 per ct Fiddles, 26 per ct Crapes, silk. See Silk Figs and Filberts, free Cummin seed, free Filtering stones, free Currants, free Fire arms not enumerated, Cutting knives, same as 26 per ct Cutlery, 23 per ct. [adzes Fish, foreign caught, $1 per Dates, free quintal, Mackerel, $1,50

Demijohns, 25 cents each. per bbl ; Salmon, $2 per

Diamonds, 12^ per ct bbl ; all other pickled, Diaper, linen and hemp, $1 do. Dry or smoked, free $1 per 112 lbs ; pickled Down, of all kinds, 15 pr ct in kegs, in proportion to Drawings and paintings, the bbl free. Flannels, 16 cts per square Drawing knives, same as yard. See Wool. Duck, sail, 15 per ct [adzes Flax unmanufactured, free Drugs, dyeing, not other- Flax and hemp, manufac- wise specified, free, except tures of, not otherwise bichromate of potash, specified, except yarn, and prussiate of potash, chro- cordage tarred or untar- mate of potash, nitrate of red, ticklenburgs, osna- lead, aqua fortis, and tar- burgs, and burlaps, 23 pc taric acid Flints, free Drugs, medicinal, not other- Floor cloths, patent, stamp- wise specified, free ed, printed or painted, 43 Dye woods, free cents per square yard Earth, brown, red, blue, and Flour, wheat, 50 cts per cwt yellow, being considered Flowers, artificial, 23 per ct

as ochre, 1 cent a lb ; in Chamomile, free oil, 1^ cents. Fossil and crude mineral Earthen ware, 20 per ct salt, 15 per ct Elephant's teeth. See Ivory. Frames or sticks for umbrel- Embroidery done with a las and parasols, 23 per ct

, needle with thread of gold Frankincense, free or silver, 12^ per ct. Furs, dressed, 12^ per ct; Emery, 15 per ct undressed, free Engravings, free [free Fur hats. See Hats Epaulettes of gold or silver, Gamboge, free Epsom salts, 4 cents a lb Gilt ware, 23 per ct

Fans, 23 per ct Gin, 1st proof, 57; 2d 60 ; Feathers, ornamental, 23 3d 63; 4th 67; 5th 75;

per ct ; bed, 15 do. above 5th 90 cents a gal Tariff of Duties, 1840. 187

Ginger, free Hair, unmanufactured, and Glass, window, not above 8 hair pencils, free by 10 inches, $3,00 per Hair cloth and seating, 15

100 sq. feet ; not above 10 per ct by 12, $3,50 per do.; Hair powder, 15 per ct. above 10 by 12, $4,00 per Hammars, blacksmiths, 2^

do ; window glass im- cts a lb, all others, 23 pc ported in plates uncut is Hams, 3 cents a lb [free charged with the highest Harlem oil and hartshorn,

rates of duty ; apotheca- Harness, 26 per ct ; furni- ries' viais and bottles ex- ture for, same as adzes ceeding the capacity of 6 Hatchets, same as adzes oz. and not above 16 oz. Hats, fur, leather and wool, free each, $2,25 per gross; 26 per ct ; plush, perfumery and fancy vials Hats or Bonnets. See Bon- and bottles not above the nets capacity of 4 oz. each, Head dresses, ornaments

$2,50 per gross ; above 4 for, 23 per ct oz. and not above 16 oz. Hemp,unmanufactured,$40 each, $3,25 per gross a ton, all manufactures of, Do. bottles, black, not above not otherwise specified, 1 quart each, $2,00 per Henbane, free [23 per ct

gross ; above 1 quart, Hides, raw, free

$2,50 ; demijohns, 25 els Hoes, 23 per ct each Honey, free Do. all wares of cut glass Hooks, reaping, iron or not specified, 3 cents a lb steel, same as adzes and 30 per ct ad valorem Horn plates, for lanthorns, Do. all other articles ofglass free not specified, 2 cents a lb Horns, ox, other horns and and 20 per ct ad valorem tips, free Glauber salts, 2 cents a lb Hosiery, woollen and worst-

Gloves, woollen and worst- ed, 23 per ct ; cotton 23

ed, 23 per ct per ct ; silk. See Silk Glue, 5 cents a lb Implements of trade, of per- Goat's hair, wool, or raw sons arriving in the U. skins, free States, free Gold dust and coin, free India rubber, free Graphs, free Indigo, 15 per ct Grindstones, free [free Ink and ink powder, free Gum, arable and Senegal, Ipecacuanha, free Hair, human, not made up Iris or orris root, free for head dresses, 15 pr ct Iron, anvils and anchors and Hair, human, manufactured parts of, 2 cents a lb; in for head ornaments, 23 pc bars or bolts not manufac- ;

188 Tariff of Duties, 1840.

tured in whole or in part Do. all articles of which any by rolling, 90 cts 112 lbs particular kind of iron Do. bar or bolt iron made constitutes the whole or wholly or in part by roll- the greater part of the ing, $30 a ton. Provided, weight, and not otherwise that all iron in slabs, specified, pay the same blooms, and loops, or oth- duty per lb as such kind er form, less finished than of iron, these rates of iron in bars or bolts and duty not to be less than more advanced than pig 23 per ct iron, except castings, shall Isinglass, free be rated as iron in bars or Ivory ,unmanufactnred, free bolts, and pay duty ac- manufactures of, free, ex- cordingly cept combs Do. cables or chains, or Japanned wares of all kinds, parts of, 3 cents a lb 23 per ct Do. cannon, 23 per ct Jewelry, gold, set or not set,

Do. cast iron vessels not 12^ per ct ; false or gilt, otherwise specified, 1^ cts 23 per ct [free a lb Juniper berries, and oil of, Do. all other castings of Junk and Oakum, free iron, not otherwise speci- Kermes and kelp, free fied, 1 cent a lb Knobs, iron, brass, or steel, Do. mill cranks and mill or copper, 23 per ct irons, of wrought iron, 4 Knitting needles, 23 per ct cents a lb Lac dye, free Do. round iron or braziers' Lace, of thread, silk, gold, rods of 3-16 to 8-16 of an or silver, 12^ per ct inch diameter inclusive, Lampblack, 15 per ct nail or spike rods, nail Lamps, excepting glass, 23 plates, slit, rolled or ham- per ct mered, and iron in sheets, Lard, 3 cents a lb hoop iron, and iron slit Laudanum, free rolled, or hammered for Lead, old and scrap, 2 cts iron, scroll iron, or band a lb ; pigs, bars, or sheet,

casement rods, 3 cts a lb 3 cents a lb ; red and Do. square wire used in the white, 5 cents do. raranufacture of stretchers Do. manufactures of, not for umbrellas, 12 per ct otherwise specified, 15 pc Do. in pigs, 50 cts pr 112 lbs Leather and all manufac- Do. old iron, $12,50 a ton. tures of, not otherwise Do. wire. See Wire specified, 26 per ct Do. all manufactures of, not Leghorn hats and bonnets. otherwise specified, or of See Bonnets. which iron is a compo- Lemons and Limes, free nent material, 23 per ct Lime, free Tariff of Duties. 1840. 189

Linens, bleached and un- Mercury or quicksilver, free bleached, free; (by deci- Mill cranks and mill irons of sion, all linens of flaxen wrought iron, 4 cents a

cloth, except dyed, stain- lb ; mill saws, $1 each. ed, and printed and small Millinery of all kinds, 23 pc articles) Mineralogy, specimens in, Lines, fishing, 23 per ct free Liquors or cordials, 53 cents Mohair, manufactured, 15 pc per gallon Molasses, 5 cents a gallon Loaf su^ar, 12 cents a lb IMorocco skins, 26 per ct Locks, 23 per ct Mother of Pearl, free Logwood, free Mufts and Tippets, 23 pr ct Looking glasses, not silver- Musk, free ed, 2 cents a lb and 20 per Muskets, $1,50 a stand

cent ad val. ; silvered, 20 Musical instruments of brass

20 per ct ; frames of gilt or copper, 23 perct; of on wood, 26 per ct wood, 26 per ct Lump sugar, 10 cents a lb Mustard, 15 per ct Mace, free [23 per ct Nail rods. See Iron Machinery of iron and brass, Nails, iron, cut or wrought,

Madder and madder root. 5 cents a lb ; brass, 23 pr

Mahogany wood, free [free ct ; copper, 4 cents a lb Malt, free Nankeens, 20 per ct Manganese, 15 per ct Natural history, specimens Manna, free in, free Manufactured tobacco, oth- Needles, free er than snuff and cigars, Nitrate of potash, 3 cts a lb 10 cents a lb Nitrate of lead, 12^ per ct Manufactures of the United Noyeau, 53 cents a gallon Slates and its Territories, Nuts used in dyeing, free free. [free Nutmegs, free Maps, specially imported, Nuts, of all kinds, free Marble, unmanufactured, Ntix vomica, free

and busts of, free ; manu- Oakum and junk, free factures of, 26 per ct Oats, 10 cents a bushel Materials for composing Ochre. See Earths. dyes, not otherwise enu- Oil cloths of all kinds, other merated, free than those usually de- Matts of sheep skin, 15 pr ct nominated patent floor Matting, floor, made of flags cloths, 12^ cts square yd or other materials, 5 pr ct Oil of vitrol, 3 cents a lb Medical preparations of Oil, sperm, 25, whale and anatomy, free other not sperm, of loreign

Mits, woollen or worsted, fisheries, 15 cents a gal ; 23 per ct oil, olive, in casks, 20 ctg Tariff of Duties, 1840.

a gal.; Juniper do. free; ted States, their wearing linseed, 25 cents a gallon apparel, tools and imple- Olives, free ments of trade, free Onions, free Peruvian bark, free Opium, free Pewter, all manufactures of, Oranges, free not otherwise specified, Osna burgs, free 23 per ct Packthread, 5 cents a lb Piano fortes, 26 per ct. Paint brushes, 23 per ct Pickles, 15 per ct Paintings, free Pimento, free Paints, red and white lead Pine apples, free dry or ground in oil, 5 Pins, free cents a lb Pipes, clay for smoking, Paper, antiquarian, demy, free drawing, foolscap, impe- Pistols, 26 per ct rial, medium, pot, pith, Plaids, Scotch, free royal, and writing, 17 cts Plains and paddings. See

a lb ; bank post, folio and Wool quarto post of all kinds, Plaster, busts of, free. Plas- 20 do,; blotting, cartridge, ter of , free copying, fancy colored, Plated wares of all kinds, fuller's boards, glass, gold, 23 per cent leaf,paper makers' boards, Platina, free morocco, pasteboards, Plane irons, 23 per ct pressing do., sand or tis- Planks, 23 per ct

sue, 15 do. ; binders' Plats for hats or bonnets. boards, box boards, mill See Bonnets boards, sheathing or wrap- Ploughs, 23 per ct ing, 3 do. Pocket books, leather, 26 pc Paper hangings, 32 per ct Porcelain, 20 per ct Parasols of all kinds, and Porter. See Beer frames for, 23 per ct Potash, bichromate of, prus- Parchment, 23 per ct siate of, chromate of, 12^ Paste, imitations of precious per cent stones, 15 per ct Potatoes, 10 cents a bushel Pastel, free Powder, gun, 8 cents a lb Pencils, black lead, 23 per Precious stones, set or not,

ct ; hair, do. free and all articles composed Penknives. See Cutlery wholly or chiefly of, 12^ metal, 23 per cent glass imitation Pens of per ct ;

Pepper, black, free ; Cay- of, 2 cents a lb ; and 20

enne, 15 cents a lb per ct ad valorem ; other Perfumery, 15 per ct imitations of, 15 per ct Perry, 53 cents a gallon Preserves. See Comfits Persons arriving in the Uni- Printing types, 23 per ct ;

Tariff of Duties, 1840. 191

Prunes, free Sandal wood, free Prussiate of potash, 12^ pc Sarsparilla, free Quadrants, 23 per ct Saws, mill, $1 each, all Quicksilver, free other, 23 per ct Quills, prepared, 15 per ct Scale beams, same as adzes unprepared, free Screws, wood, fso called, Rags of cloth, free but of iron) same as adzes Railroads, iron for, if actu- Sculpture, specitnens of, ally employed for the pur- specially imported, free pose, there is a drawback Scythes, same as adzes equivalent to the duty Segars, 2,50 for 1000 Raisins of all kinds, free Senna, free Rattans, unmanufactured, Shawls, camel's hair, 15 pc free Sheeting, , free Raw silk, 12i per ct Sheetings. See Cotton Razors, 23 per ct [adzes Shoes, of silk, 30 cents a Reaping hooks, same as pair; nankeen, prunella

Red lead, 5 cents a lb stuff, and leather, 25 do. > Reeds, unmanufactured, free for children, 15 do. Rhubarb, free Shellac, free Ribbon supporters, wire or Shells, tortoise, free cannetille, 12 cents a lb Shovels, of iron or steel, Rice, free same as adzes Rifles, $2,50 each Shovels and tongs, 23 pr ct Rochelle salts, 15 per ct Sickles, same as adzes Roots, bulbous, free Silk, all manufactures of, or Ropes, grass or bark, 5 cts of which silk shall be a Rotton stone, free. [a lb component part, coming Rum, 1st and 2d proof, 53 from beyond the Cape of

3d, 57 ; 4th, 63 cents per Good Hope, 10 pr ct ; alt gallon other, free, except sewing Saddlery, plated, brass, and silk, which is 32 do. polished steel, same as Silk, raw, 12^ per ct

adzes ; common tinned Skins, undressed, free and japanned of all des- Skins, dressed with alum criptions, 10 per ct 26 per ct Saddles, 26 per ct Slates of all kinds, 23 per ct Saffron, free Sledges, blacksmith's, 2^ Sago, free cents a lb Sail duck, 15 per ct Slippers, silk, 30, leather, Salt, 10 cents for 56 lbs 25, and children's do., 15 Saltpetre, crude, freej re- cents a pair fined, 3 cents a lb Snuff, 12 cents a lb Salts, Rochelle, 15 per ct Soap, 4 cents a lb, perfum- glauber, 2 cents a lb ed, 15 per ct ;

19^ Tariff of Duties, 1840.

Soda, sal. 15 per ct Table knives and forks, 23 Spades, iron or steel, same per ct as adzes. Tacks, brads, and sprigs, Spectacles, gold or silver not exceeding 16 oz. to mounted, shell, 12^; 15; the 1000, 5 cents a 1000 j metal, 23 per ct exceeding 16 oz. 5 cents Spikes, 4 cents a lb alb Spoons, not silver, 23 pr ct Tallow, 1 cent a lb Spirits distilled from grain, Tamarinds, free 1st proof, 57; 2d, 60; 3d, Tapioca, free

63; 4th, 67; 5th, 75; Tartar emetic, 15 per cent J above 5th, 90 cts a gallon crude, free Spirits, distilled from other Teas, of all kinds imported materials than grain, 1st from China or other places

and 2d proof, 53 ; 3d, 57; east of the Cape of Good

4th, 63 ; 5th, 72 ; above Hope, and in vessels of 5ih, 85 cents a gallon the United States, free Sponges, free Teas, of all kinds import- Squares of iron or steel, ed from places this side of same as adzes the Cape of Good Hope, Starch, free or in vessels other than Steel, $1,50 for 112 lbs; all those of the United Slate* manufactures of, not oth- 10 cents a lb erwise specified, 23 pr ct Thread, sewing, floss, cot- shoe, Steelyards, same as adzes ton, and 23 per ct j Strings for musical instru- pack, 5 cents a lb ments, free Ticklenburgs, free Stone, load, 23 per ct Tiles, paving, 15 per ct Stone-ware, 20 per ct Tin, in foil, plates, sheet,

Stones, precious, 12^ per ct bars, pigs, or blocks, free ; Stuff goods, worsted, free black in sheets as iron in Sugar, brown, and syrup of sheets sugar cane, in casks, 2^ Tin, all manufactures of, or

cents a lb ; white clayed, of which tin is a compo- 3 1-3 do.; lump, 10 do.; nent material, not other- loaf and candy, 12 do. wise specified, 23 per ct Sugar of lead, 5 cents a lb Tobacco,manufactured, oth- Slilphur or brimstone, free er than snuff and cigars, Sulphuric acid, 3 cents a lb 10 cents a lb; leaf or un- Sumach, free manufactured, 15 do. Sweetmeats preserved in Tongues and sounds, free sugar or brandy, 23 per Tortoise shell, free

cent Toys, paper, 15 ; brass,iron, Swords and swordbiades, steel, tin, lead, pewter, or

26 per ct copper, 23 ; wood, 26 pc ;

Tariff of Duties, 1840. 193

Turmeric, free White lead, dry or ground Turtles, free in oil, 5 cents a lb

Twine, tarred, 4 ; untarred, Window glass. See Glass 5 cents a lb Wine lees, free Twist, cotton. See cotton, Wines, of France, in casks, manufactures of red, 3 cents, and white,

Types, printing, 23 per ct 5 cents a gallon ; in bot- Umbrellas, of whatever ma- tles, 11 cents a gallon. terial, 23 per ct. Frames Madeira and Sherry, in or sticks for, 23 per ct casks, cases, or bottles, 25

Vanilla beans, free cents a gallon ; wines of Varnishes, free France, Germany, Spain, Vegetables, used for dyeing and Mediterranean, not and in composing dyes, specially enumerated, in not otherwise specified, casks, 7^ cents a gal-

free ; others, 15 per ct lon ; red wines of Spain Veils, lace, 12^ per ct and Austria, in casks 5 Vellum, 23 per ct cents a gallon. Wines of Vessels, copper, 23 per ct all countries in bottles or cast iron, not otherwise cases, tinless specially specified, 1^ cents a lb enumerated, and all wines Vices and screws of iron, not enumerated, 15 cents called w( a gallon as adzes Wire, silver or plated, 5 per

Vinegar, 8 cents a gallon ct ; cap or bonnet cover- Vitriol, blue, 4 cents a lb ed with silk, cotton or Wafers, 23 per ct flaxen yarn or thread, Walking sticks or canes, manufactured abroad, 12

23 per ct cents a lb ; iron or steel, Watches, and parts of, 12«^ exceeding No. 14, 9 cents

per cent a lb ; not exceeding No. Water colors, free 14, 5 cents a lb Wax, bees', free Woad, ffce Wearing apparel in actual Wood, unmanufactured, and

use of persons arriving in for dyeing, free ; manu- the United States, free factures of wood unless

Webbing, worsted, 38 ; silk, otherwise specified, 23 pc

free ; all other kinds, 23 Wool, Angora goats' or Weld, free [per cent camel's, free Whalebone, produr:t of for- Wool, unmanufactured, the riyn fishpries, 12^ per ct value vvhereofat the place

Wheat, 25 cents a bushel ; of exportation not above

flour, 50 cents a cwt 8 cents a lb, free ; ex- Whips, 26 per ct ceeding 8 cents a lb, 4 Whetstones, free cents alb, and 40 per cent 18 194 Tariff of Duties, 1840.

ad val. Wool imported peting, 35 cents a square- on skins is estimated, as yard, and except blankets to weight and value, as the value whereof at the other wool place of exportation shall Woo], manufactures of, all not exceed 75 cents each, milled and fulled cloth, the duty levied upon known by the name of which is 5 per ct; flan- plain kerseys or Kendal nels, bookings, and baizes,

cottons, of which wool is 16 cents a square yard ; the only material, 38 per coach laces, 29 per ct ;.

ct ; worsted stuff goods, merino shawls made of shawls, and other manu- wool, all other manufac- factures ofsilk and worst- tures of wool, or of which ed, free; worsted yarn, wool is a component part,

20 per ct ; woollen yarn, and on ready made cloth- 4 cents a lb, and 50 per ct ing, 38 per ct

ad val. ; mils, gloves, Yams, free bindings, blankets, hos- Yarn, cotton. See manu-

iery, carpets and carpet- factures of cotton ; worst-

ings, 23 per ct, except ed, 20 per ct ; waoTlen Brussels, Wilton, and tre- 4 cents a lb, and 50 per ble ingrained carpeting, ct ad valorem which is at 63 cents a Zinc, unmanufactured, free; square yard; all other in- in sheets or nails, free grained and Venitian car-

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY.

Incorporated 1G38.

Captain, Capt. Charles A. JMacomber.

1st. Lieutenant, Col. William Mitchell. 2d. do. Lieut. Isaac Cary. Adjutant, Maj. Samuel A. Allen. 15^ Sergeant, Col. William R. Hudson. 2d Capt. Charles S. Lambert, Capt. Oliver Dyer.

Capt. Andrew Chase, jr. Roxbury. Mr. William AUine. Lt. Col. Edward Cazneau, Hingham. Treasurer, Lieut. Col. Abner Bourne Clerk, George H. Whitman. Armorer, William Alline. NATIONAL REGISTER.

®obernment of t!)e SJnftcIr States. , (N. Y.) Presidmt. RICHARD M. JOHNSON, (Ken.) Vice-President. TWENTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.

SENATE, 52.

Terms expire. Terras expire. Maine, John Ruggles, 1841 Reuel Williams, 1843 JV. Hamp. Henry Hubbard, 41 , 43 Vermont, Sxirnuel Prentiss, 43 Samuel S. Phelps, 45 Mass. John Davis, 41 Daniel Webster, 45 R. Island, Nehe. R. Knight, 41 Nathan F. Dixon, 45 Conn. , 43 Thaddeus Betts, 45 JV. York, Silas Wright, jr. 43 Vacancy. ff. Jersey, Garrett D. Wall, 41 S. L. Southard, 45 Penn. , 43 Vacancy. Del. TJaomas Clayton, 41 Vacancy. Md. John S. Spence, 43 William D.Merrick, 45 Virginia, Wm. H. Roane, 41 Vacancy. JV. C. , 41 Robert Strange, 43 S. C.J. C. Calhoun, 41 William C Preston, 43 Georgia, Wilson Lumpkin, 41 Alfred Cuthbert, 43 Alabama, Wta. R. King, 41 Clement C. Clay, 43 Mississippi, R J.Walker, 41 John Henderson, 45 Louisiana, R. C. Niciiols, 41 Alexander Mouton, 43 Tenn. Hugh L. White, 41 Felix Grundy, 45 Ken. John J. Crittenden, 41 , 43 0/uo, William Allen, 43 Benjamin Tappan, 45 Indiana, Oliver H. Smith, 43 Alberts. White, 45 Illinois, J. M. Robinson, 41 Richard M. Young, 43 Missouri, Lewis F. Linn, 43 Thomas H. Benton, 45 Michigan, John S. Norvell, 41 Vacancy. Arkansas, Wm. S. Fulton, 40 Ambrose H. Sevier, 44

Secretary, Asbury Dickens, N. C. Salary,

Pi-esideiit's Salary, .$25,000. Vice-President's, $5000.

The Senators are elected for 6 years, the Representa- tives for 2 years. The compensation of each member of Senate ujjd House of Representatives, is $8 per day. 196 Twenty-sixth Congress.

' HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (245.) Robert M. T. Hunter, Vir. Speaker.

Hugh A. Garland, Clerk.

MAINE sends 8. H. J. Anderson George Evans Benj. Randall Nathan Clifford Josh. A. Lowell Albert Smith Thomas Davee Virgil D. Paris

NEW HAMPSHIRE 5. Ch. G. Atherton Ira A. Eastman J. W. William3 Edmund Burke Tristram Shaw

VERMONT 5. Horace Everett Hiland Hall John Smith Isaac Fletcher William Slade

MASSACHUSETTS 12. John Q. Adams Caleb Gushing Wm. Parmenter Osmyn Baker W. S. Hastings John Reed Geo. N. Briggs Abbott Lawrence Lev. Saltonstall Wm. B. Calhoun Levi Lincoln Henry Williams

RHODE ISLAND 2. Robert B. Cranston Joseph L. Tillinghast

CONNECTICUT 6. J. H. Brockway Joseph Trumbull Thos. B. Osborne Wm. L. Storrs T. W. Williams

NEW YORK 40. Judson Allen Seth M. Gates Rich. P. Marvin Danl. D. Barnard F. P. Granger Chas. F.Mitchell Dav. P. Brewster M. H. Grinnell Anson Brown Augus. C. Hand J. DelaMontagne T. C. Chittenden Hiram P. Hunt Chris. Morgan John C. Clark Ogden Hoffman Rufus Palen Edward Curtiss Thos. B. Jackson Luther C. Peck Amasa Dana Charles Johnson John H. Prentiss Andrew W. Doig Nathaniel Jones Edward Rogers Nehe. H. Earl Gouvern. Kemble David Russell John Ely Thos. Kempshall Theron R. Strong Millard Fillimore S. B. Leonard AaronVanderpoel John Fine Meredith Mallory Peter J. Wagoner John D. Floyd wenty-sixth Congress. 197

NEW JERSEY 6. *John B. Aycrigg *J. P. B. Maxwell *Chas. C Stratton *Wm Halsted J. F. Randolph *Thos J. Yorke

PENNSYLVANIA 28. William Beatty Thomas Henry Charles Ogle Richard Biddle Enos Hook Lemuel Painter James Cooper fC. J. In^ersoll David Petrikin Edward Davies Francis James Wm. S. Ramsay John Davis Geo. M. Keim John Sargeant John Edwards Isaac Leek Wm. Simonton Joseph Fornance A. G. Marchaiid Geo. W. Tolland John Galbraith Saml. W. IMorris D. D. Wagener James Gerry Peter vacancy) Newhard ( One R. HL Haoimond

DELAWARE !. Thomas Robinson.

MARYLAND 8. James Carroll Daniel Jenifer Philip F. Thomas John P. Dennis Wm. C. Johnson J.T. H.Worthing- Solo. Hillen, jr. Francis Thomas ton

VIRGINIA 21. Wm. L. Go^gin William Lucas Andrew Beirne John T. Hill Chas. F.Mercer John M. Botts Francis E. Rives Walter Coles Geo. W. Hopkins Green B. Samuel Robert Craig R. M. T. Hunter Lewis Steinrod G. C. Dromgoole Joseph Johnson James Garland John W. Jones Henry A. Wise

NORTH CAROLINA 13. Jesse A. Bynuna M. T. Hawkins Kenneth Rayner HenryW.Conner John Hill Charles Shepard Edmund Deberry James McKay Charles Fisher W. Montgomery Lewis Williams James Graham SOUTH CAROLINA 9. S. H. Butler Isaac E. Holmes James Rogers John Campbell F. W. Pickens W. Thompson John Griffin vacancy) K. R.Barnwell Rhett ( One

* The election of these five members contested by P. Dickerson, P. D. Vroom, D. B. Ryall, Joseph Kille, and W. R. Cooper, t Election contested by Charles Naylor. 18* Ids Twenty-sixth Congress.

GEORGIA 9. J. C. Alvord Mark A. Cooper T.B.King Edward J. Black Wm. C. Dawson E. A. Nisbet Wm. T. Colquitt R.W.Habersham Lott Warren ALABAMA 5 R. H. Chapman James Dillett Dixon H. Lewis Geo. W. Crabb David Hubbard KENTUCKY 13. L. W. Andrews Wra. J. Graves S. W. Anderson J. Underwood John White Wm. O. Butler John Pope TENNESSEE 13. John Bell John W. Crockett H. L. Turney J. W.Blackwell Mer. P. Gentry H. M. Waterston Aaron V. Brown C. K. Williams Wm. B. Campbell Abrah. McClellan J. L. Williams Wm. B. Carter OHIO 19. John W. Allen John Hastings Joseph Ridgeway Wm. Key Bond D. P. Leadbetter D.A.Starkweather Samson Mason Hen. Swearingen Wra. Doane William Medill George Sweeny Alexan. Duncan Calvary Morris Jonathan Taylor J. R. Giddings Isaac Parish John B. Weller Patrick G. Goode LOUISIANA 3. Edward Chinn Rice Garland Edward D. White INDIANA 7. John Carr Geo. H. Proffit Thomas Smith John Davis James Rariden Wm. W.Wick T. A. Howard

MISSISSIPPI 2, A. G. Brown J. Thompson ILLINOIS 3. Zadock Casey John Reynolds *John T. Stuart

MISSOURI 2. John Miller John Jamieson

ARKANSAS 1. E. Cross. MICHIGAN 1. I. E. Crary DELEGATES. FLORIDA TERRITORY 1. Charles Downiug. WISCONSIN " 1. James D. Doty. 1. Francis Gehon. * Election contested by Stephen E. Douglas. Secretaries of Departments. 199 SECRETARIES OF DEPx\RTMENTS. State^ John Forsyth, Geo. Salary, $6000 Chief Clerk, , 2000 Treasury, Levi Woodbury, N. H. 6000 Chief Clerk, Mc Clintock Young, Md. 2000 War, Joel R. Poinset, S. C. 6000

Chief Clerk, J . A. Cochran, 2000 Navy, James K. Paulding, N. Y. 6000 Chief Clerk, John D. Simms, 2000 treasury officers. First Comptroller. James N. Barker, 3500 Second do. Albion K. Parris, 3000 First Auditor, Jesse Miller, Penn. 3000 Second do. William B. Lewis, Tenn. 3000 Third do. Peter Hagner, Penn. 3000 Fourth do. Aaron O. Dayton, N. Y. 3000 Fifth do. Stephen Pleasanton, Del. 3000 Treasurer, William Selden, 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, N. Y. 3000 ^ Commissioner ofLand Office, James S. Whitcomb,3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Henry D. Gilpin, ;3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master Gen. Amost Kendall, Ken. 6000 Auditor, Charles K. Gardner, 3000 Assistant Post Mas. Selah R. Hobbie, 2500 Assistant do. R. Johnston, D. Coleman, 2500 Chief Clerk, John Marron, 2000 MINT. Director, Robert M. Patterson, Vir. 3500

JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. Roger B, Taney, Mar. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000. Associate Judges. Salary, $4500.

Joseph Story, Mass. I James M. Wayne, Geo. Smith Thompson, Philip P. Barbour, Vir. N. Y. |

John M'Lean, Ohio. I John M'Kinley, Ala. Henry Baldwin, Penn. John Catron, Tenn. \ Attorney General, Felix Grundy, Tenn. Salary, $4000. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. Marshal^ Alexander Hunter. 200 Judiciary of the United States.

Circuit. CIRCUIT COURTS. Presiding Judge.

1st. Maine, N. Hamps. Mass. and R. f . Just. Story. 2d. Vermont, Conn, and N. York, Just. Thompson. 3d. New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Just. Baldwin. 4th. Delaware and Maryland, Chief Justice Taney. 5th. Virginia and North Carolina, Justice Barbour. 6th. South Carolina and Georgia, Justice Wayne. 7th. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois & Michigan, Just. McLean. 8th. Kentucky, Tenn. and Missouri, Just. Catron.

Q.. 5 Alabama, Miss. East Dist. of? j„„. ^^^' J"st.McKmley.Tvyr«ir;«ioTr I Louisiana and Arkansas, ^

District Courts. Judscs, Attorneys, and Marshals. Districts. Judges. .Attorneys. Marshals. Maine, Ashur Ware, Joseph Howard, Albert Smith. N. Hampshire, Matth. Harvey, J. P. Hale, Charles Lane. Vermont. Elijah Paine, David Kellogg, Heman Lowrie. Massachusetts,! Joiin Davis, John Mills, Jonas L.Sibley.* Rhode Island, John Pitman, R. W. Greene, B. Anthony. Connecticut, And. T, Judson, WmS.Holabird N. Wnicox.

{ N.Dist. A. Conkling, JVat. S. Benton, Nathl. Garrow. ^^'^ Y^- JS.Dist. S. R. Betts, Benj. F. Butler A. J. Bleecker. New Jersey, Wra. Rossel, James S.Greene J. S. Darcy. p„ <£. Dist. Jos. Hopkinson, John M. Reed, S. D. Patterson. Thomas Irwin, J. P. Anderson, A. Plumer. Delaware, Willard Hall, Jas. A. Bayard, D. C. Wilson Maryland, Upton S. Heath, N. Williams, N. Snyder,

< E. Dist. Peter V. Daniel, R. C. Nicholas, E. Christian. y^^" ^ W. Dist. (. Pennybacker, N. G. Singleton, Jau)es Points. N. Carolina, H. Potter, H. L. Holmes, Beverly Daniel. S. Carolina, Thomas Lee, Thos. C.Condy. Georgia, John C. JMicoll, Wm. H. Stiles, C.D.Hammond. .. Dist. R. L. Crawford. ) S. Crawford, ^'*- Wm. B. Patterson. J N. Dist. Mississippi, S. J. Gholson, R. M. Gaines, W, N. Gvvinn. E. Dist. George Eustis, Thos. Slidell, J. H. Holland. ^^-1-^ j } W. Dist. R. F. Linton ^- °'^^- J. A. McKinney, William Lyon. Ten \ M. B. Brown, ^^"•| W. Dist Jas. P. Grundy, S. B. Marshall. Kentucky, Th. B. Monroe, Loughborough, J. M. .McCalla. Ohio, H. A. Leavitt, I. Hamilton, John Patterson. Indiana, JesseL.Holman, John Petit, G. Taylor. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, F. Forman, Henry Wilton. Missouri, Robt. W. Wells, A. L. Magennis, James H. Relfe Michigan, Ross Wilkins, fJanielGoodwin, ConradT. EyclC Arkansas, Benj. Johnson, W. C. Scott, Elias Rector.

D. Columbia, Wm. Cranch, Francis Key, Alex. Hunter. • Clerk, Francis Bassett. Deputy Marshals, Horatio Bass, Henry Harris. Trescott. t Reporter of the Court, Charles Sumner. Crier, Ebenezer Masters in Chancery, Simon Greenleaf, , Wil- lard Phillips, Charles Sumner, Geo. S, Hillard.

Commissioners to take Depositions, Thomas K. Davis, George S. Hil- lard, Charles Sumner, George T. Curtis. Sittings of the Federal Courts. 201 SITTINGS OF THE FEDERAL COURTS. SUPREME COURT. At the seat of Government, the second Monday in January annually. When any of the following days happen on Sunday, the Court is to be holden on the Monday following.

FIRST CIRCUIT. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8th of

May ; and at Exeter, on the bth of October. Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of November; and at Newport, the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15th and Oct. 15th.

In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May ; and at VViscas- set, 1st of October. SECOND CIRCUIT. InConnecticut, at New Haven, on the last Wednesday of April ; and at Hartford, on the 17th of September. In Vermont, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May; and at Rutland, on the 3d of October. In JVew York, last Monday in February, 1st Monday in April, last Monday in July and November ; in Al- bany, 3d Tuesday in October ; in Canandigua, Tues- day next after 3d Monday in June. DISTRICT COURTS. In Maine, at Portland, the 1st Tuesday in June, and December; and at Wiscasset, the last Tuesday in February, and on the first Tuesday of September. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in

March and Sept. ; and at Exeter, 3d in June and Dec.

In Vermont, at Rutland, 6th of October ; and at Windsor, 24th of May. In Massachusetts, at Boston, 3d Tuesday in March, and 4th in June, 2d in Sept. and 1st in December. In Rhode Island, at Newport, 2d Tues. in May and

3d in Oct. ; at Providence, 1st Tues. in Aug. and Feb. In Connecticut, at New Haven, 4th Tues. in Feb. and Aug. ; at Hartford, 4th Tues. in May and Nov. Exclusive of the above mentioned stated Courts, the District Judges have power to hold Special Courts, in their respective Districts, at their discretion. 202 U. S. Counsellors and Attorneys.

Counsellors and Attorneys in Circuit Court, Mass. District. Harrison G. Otis Tiiomas Power William Bliss William Prescott Cyrus Alden George Bliss George Blake Cliarles G. Loring Horatio M. Willis Benj. Whitman Zachariah Eddy Charles Atwood Josiah Quincy Samuel J. Gardner George S. Bulfinch Samuel Haven Russell Jarvis W R. P.Washburn Joseph Rowe Franklin Dexter Joseph Willard Ebenezer Gay John R. Adan Aaron Brooks, jr. Peter O. Thacher Bradford Sumner David L. Child Warren Dutlou Eben. Ritchie Dorr John Devereux Samuel D. Parker Joseph Harrington Eben. Smith, jr. James T. Austin Waldo Flint Aurelius D. Parker Wm. C. Aylwin Ninian C. Betton Benjamin R. Curtis Saml. F. M'Cleary Wm. H. Gardiner Francis Hilliard Samuel Hubbard Abraham A. Dame Emory Washburn Lemuel Shaw Willard Phillips Ivers J. Austin Joseph E. Sprague Henry W. Dwight Charles Sumner Augustus Peabody AbrahamW. Fuller William Gray David Cummins George Gay Thomas N. Pierce Wm. D. Sohier Thos. W. Phillips William Dehon Benjamin Guild Theron Metcalf George Sparhawk Saml. K. Williams Abraham Moore Francis C. Loring Phineas Blair Richard Fletcher Patrick Riley Benjamin Gorham Samuel E. Sevvall Joseph H. Prince LeverettSaltonstall Sidney Bartlett Joel Giles Josiah P. Cooke Wm. J. Hubbard John A. Bolles William Minot Isaac P. Osgood Pardon D Tiffany Simon Greenleaf Henry H. Fuller William Savier John Knapp Lemuel Williams J. Lewis Stackpole Ebenezer Moselev Henry W. Kinsman Peleg W. Chandler William Austin ' Francis Brinley Henry C Simonds Sherman Leland Theoph. Parsons P. S. Wheelock Samuel D. Ward Eben. Shillaber James Dana Octavius Pickering Francis O Watts Frederick Smith Francis Bassett Timothy G. Coffin Thos. C. Amory, jr. Wm. P. Mason W. J. A. Bradford Hiram Wellington David A. Simmons Benj. L Oliver Geo. T. Curtis William Parker Joseph G. Waters C. W. Storey, jr. Charles Henry Parker Elijah F. Wallace Edward Blake 1 • Georee to. Hillard T I !-»• r< II 1 » r» _k., John Pickering E. Haskett Derby g^arles A. Peabody Benj. R. Nicliols John C. Park Watlianiel Holmes William Simmons Ezra Bassett Charles Mason Charle.P.Cu«i. Charles Allen "SsTruU Francis C. Gray Stephen P. Webb ^||g„ p Owen James C. Merrill Richard S. Fay William Whitinjf Custom House Officers. 203 CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS

For the District of Boston and Charlcstown.

The Custom House opens in the Piimmer 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 Satuidaj' afternoons, itopens I hour for the clearance of coasters. Office, Custom House Street.

Collector's Office. George Bancroft, Collector. John Bingham, Duf.y-Bond Accountant, Rufus M. Gay, Debenture Clerk.

Deputy- Coll ector' s Department. Adams Bailey, Deputy- Collector. E. L. Frothingham, Cashier and Book-Keeper. John T. Prince, B. Clerk and S. Book-Keeper. Samuel Draper, .Assistant S. Clerk. William Alline, Impost Clerk. Henry D. Clarv. hnjtost Book-Keeper. N. M. Cutler, Clerk.

Foreign Clearance and. Coasting Department. William A. Wellman, Chief Clerk. Samuel An(3re\vs, Marine Clerk. George B. Wellman, Coastjcise Clerk. William Palfrey, .Assistant Clearance Clerk.

JVaval Office. Isaac O. Barnes. .TVazol Officer. E. F. Bunnell, Deputy Kaval Officer. E. A. Clary, Geo. H 'Cutter, Clerks.

Surveyor's Office. John McNeil, Surveyor. Hugh Jameson, Deputy Surveyor. George Gillpalrick, Clerk.

Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestoion. Nahum Ball Charles I>. Hill T. Phinney Jesse Bachelder Samuel Jones W. B. Pike Eben. Clapp, jr. James Kettell liOtt Richardson and StoreKeeper Wm. H. Keith N. K. Seaton Wines ^ Spirits. Abraham Lansing Wm. H. Spear E. M. Cunningham John Muzzy Wnn. H. Simpson Charles B. Davis Francis McKenna Warren B. Thomas

Ebenezer Eaton Ira Noyes Benj.ij. WhipplRvvnippiR George Gibson M. Petlengill J. V"V. Wright 204 Custom House Officers.

Henry Thaxter, Hingham. L. Souther, Cohasset.

W. B.Duggan, Dorchester, Quincy, Milton and Weymouth.

Keeper of Custom House and Messenger, Nathaniel Paine. Weighers and Gaugers, Boston and Charlestown. A. H. Ward Samuel Walker Chauncey Clark John Champney Samuel Ward F. Robinson Luther Hamilton Measurers of Salt and Coal. Joseph Grafton Nathl. Hawthorne Joseph Hall Andrew Green

S. A. Allen, Public Store Keeper. E. Hathorne, Clerk. Ebenezer Clapp, jr. Store Keeper of Spirits and Wines. George Kuhn, Marker and Prover of Spirits and Wines.

Public .Appraiser's Office. Chas. J. F. Allen, Edvv'd A. Raymond, Prin. .Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, Wm. H. Burbeck, .Assistant .Appraisers. William Hardvvick, Clerk. Charles D. Lincoln, .Assistant Clerk. Office, opposite Custom House.

Andrew J. Locke, George S. Willis, Square Yard Measurers.

George M. Halliburton, Invoice Clerk.

George Carpenter, Messenger and Clerk

John Reading, Jacob Tarr, Isaac T. Ripley, Jos. R. Frost, George B. Dexter, Permanent Laborers in .Appraiser's and Public Stores.

Boarding Officer of the Customs. James Kettell. Office, 71 Long Wharf.

Bargemen to Custom House Barge. Anthony Cline~ H. B. Moffit, George Homer, L. Wis- well, J C. Grafion.

Revenue Cutter— Lieut. Commander, Jopiah Sturgis. "ist. Lieutenuht, (va(-;;iit.) 2d. do. Thomas Stoddard. 'M do. Joseph Ani.'izeen. and J. L. Piouty.

Branch Pilots of the Port of Boston, Josiah Ay res, Lem- uel Ayres, John Sar^^ent, Matthew Hunt, Reuben Coombs, Jno. Wilson, Benjamin Swett, Henry Gurney. Ministers at Foreign Courts. 205

Collectors of the Customs in other places. James Miller, Salem Timothy Southey, Ipswich Peter Dixey, Marblehead M. T. Morton, Nantucket Geo. D. Hale, Gloucester Robert Smith, N.Bedford Barna.Palmer,Kennebunk Saml. Phillips, Newburyp. Nathl.M.Lovering, Belfast Schuyler Sampson, Plymo. HenryCrocker, Barnstable John Anderson, Portland Joseph Sewall, Bath Phin. W.Leland, F. River J. P. Norton, Edgartown

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT.

Ministers Phnipotentiary, $9,000. Secretaries, $2,000. France, Lewis Cass, Ohio. Henry Ledyard. Great Britain, Andr. Stevenson, Vir. Benj. Rush, Pa.

Spain, John H. Eaton, Ten. Arthur Middleton, jr. Russia, Geo. M. Dallas, Penn. Wm. W. Chew, Penn.

Prussia, Henry Wheaton, R. I. Theodore S. Fay. Mexico, Powhatan Ellis, Miss. Thos. H. Ellis. Austria, H. A. Muhlenburg, Penn. John R. Clay.

Ministers Resident. Turkey, David Porter, Md. Central America, John L. Stephens, N. Y.

Charge d' Affaires, $4,500. Sweden, Christopher Hughes, Md. Portugal, Edward Kavenagh, Me. Denmark, Jonathan F. VVoodside, Ohio. Chili, Richard Pollard, Va. Peru, James C. Picket, Va. Brazil, William Hunter, R. I. Holland, Hermanns Bleecker, N. Y. Venezuela, John G. A.Williamson, N. C, Belgium, Virgil Maxcy, Md. JVew Granada, James Semple, Illinois. Texas, Alcee Labranche, La. Two Sicilies, Enos T.Throop, N. Y. 19 206 United States Consuls.

Consuls and Commercial Agents' of the United States in Foreign Countries.

Those marked thus (*) are Commercial Agents.

Name. Place. Consuls. Austria, Vienna, J. G. Schwarz Trieste, George Moore Venice, Albert Dabadie Buenos Ayres, Buenos Ayres, Alfred M.Slade Barbary, Tangier, Thomas N. Carr Tunis, Samuel D. Heap Tripoli, Danl. S. Macauley Bavaria, Munich, R. de Ruedorffer Belgium, Antwerp, Thos. H. Barker Brazil, Isl. Maranham, Charles B. Allen Para, Charles J. Smith Pernambuco, Joseph Ray Rio Janeiro, Geo. W. Slacum Santos, George Black Isl. St. Catherine, Lemuel Wells Central America, Guatemala, Steph. H.Weems Chili, Valparaiso, Geo. G. Hobson u Talcahunao, P. H. Delano (( Coquimbo, S. F. Haviland China, Canton, Peter W. Snow Denmark, Copenhagen, Chas. J. Hambro Elsineur, Ed. L. Raynals Altona, Geo. P. Todson JKgypt, Pa- Cairo, Geo. R. Gliddon sha of. Alexandria, John Gliddon Aleppo, A. Durighello Beirout, &c. Jasper Chasseaud Candia, Vincent Rosa Canea, D. Bonnal Equator, Guayaquil, Seth Sweetser France, and Paris, Daniel Brent Depen- Havre, R. G. Beasley dencies, Nantes, Nathan Haley « La Rochelle, H. P. Van Bibber Bordeaux, George Strobel Cette, Fred. Bosquet Marseilles, Danl. C. Croxall Guadaloupe, Felix H. Suau United States Consuls. 207

France, &c. Martinique, P. A. de Creny Algiers, Francis Lacrouts G. Britain and London, Thos. Aspinwall Depen- Hull, Albert Davy dencies, Liverpool, Francis B. Ogden (( Bristol, Thos. Dennison a Falmouth, Robert W.Fox u Plymouth, Thos. Were P'ox u Cowes, Robt. R. Hunter Leith, Robert Grieve « Dundee, Edward Baxter Glasgow, Alexan. Thomson Dublin, Thomas Wilson Belfast, Thos. W. Gilpin Londonderry, James Corscaden Cork, John Murphy Galway, Thos. M. Persse Gibraltar, Horatio Sprague Isl. of Malta, W. W. Andrews Isl. of St. Helena, *Wm. Carroll Cape-Town, Isaac Chase Mauritius, *W.H.H.Griffiths St. John's, N. B. Thos. Leavitt Halifax, N. S. John Morrow Pictou, N. S. James Primrose Sydney, N. S. John I. D'Wolf Bermuda, Wm. T. Tucker

Nassau, Baham.Is,. George Huyler Turks's Island, John Arthur Kingston, Ja. R. M. Harrison St. Christopher and Antigua, R.S.Higinbothora Barbadoes, *John Haley Demerara, Moses Benjamin Sidney, N. S. W. Jas. H. Williams Bombay, P. S. Parker Singapore, Joseph Balestier Greece, Athens, G. A. Perdicaris a Isle of Syra, James Wilkin Hanover, Embden,' G. W. Abeken Hnnseatic Hamburg, John Cuthbert Towns, Bremen, Joshua Dodge Frankfort, £. Schwendler 208 United States Consuls.

Hayti, United States Consuls. 209

Sardinian States, Genoa, Robt. Campbell Nice, Vic. A. Sasserno Saxony Dresden, Leipsic, John G. Flugel Spain and De- Bilboa, Max. de Aguirre pendencies, Cadiz, Alexan. Burton Malaga, George Read (( Barcelona, Joseph Borras u Port Mahon, Obadiah Rich Havana, Nicholas P. Trist Matanzas, Daniel W, Courts Trinidad, Cuba, Thos. R. Gray Santiago, Cuba, Michael Mahon Ponce, J. C. Gallaher SanJuan or S.Joh J. O. Bradford Mayaguez, Richard J. Offley Guayama, Wm. H. Tracy Teneriffe, Joseph Cullen Manilla, H. P. Sturgis Sweden and Stockholm, CD. Arfwedson Norway, Gottenburg, C. A. Murray Bergen, Helmich Janson , Basil or Basle, Stephen Powers Texas, Velasco, Galvezton, Elisha A.Rhodes Brazoria, Young 1. Porter Matagorda, John A. Monges Turkey, Constantinople, Geo. A. Porter Smyrna, David W. Offley Brousa, Nich. L. Perick Salonica, W. B. Llewellyn Booderoora, George HiJl Isle of Cyprus, Marino de Mattel Tuscany, Leghorn, Thos. Appleton Two Sicilies, Naples, Alexan. Hammett Palermo, John M. Marston Messina, John L. Payson Uraguay, Montevideo, R. M. Hamilton Venezuela, Maracaibo, Wm. J. Dubbs Puerto Cabello, Frank. Litchfield Laguayra, Benj. Renshaw 19* 210 Foreign Ministers in United States.

FOREIGN MINISTERS, CONSULS, &c. RESI- DENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

FOREIGN MINISTERS AND THEIR SECRETARIES.

Foreign States. Envoys Ex. ^ Min. Plen. Secretaries, ^c. Great Britain, Henry S. Fox, James Hudsoiu " R.J.Mackintosh, Attach* France, Edward Pontois, Alph. Pageot. Count de Montmortt,.^^^ Russia, Alexander Bodisco, Geo. Khremer. Spain, Chevalier D'Argaiz, Sr. Tacon. Austria, Mexico, F. Pizzaro Martinez. Texas, R. G. Dunlap. Argentine Re- public, Carl. Maria de Alvear.

Ministers Resident. Prussia, Baron Roenne. Brazil, Ern. Ferreira Franca, Sr. Amanal.

Charges de jifaires. Netherlands, Adr. Martini. Belgium, Charles Serruys, Count DeBaillet. Sweden, Gustavus de Nordin. Denmark, Steen A. Bille. Sardinia, Count de Colobiano. Portugal, J. C. de Finiganiere e Morao. New Grenada, Domingo Acosta.

Foreign Consuls and Vice-Consuls in the United States.

* 55- Those marked are Consuls-General ;—thus | Vice-Consuls ; —the rest Consuls. Austria. *Baron de Lederer, fJoseph Ganahl, Savannah. Baden. C. F. Hoyer, New York. F. Frey, New Orleans. Foreign Ministers in United States. 211

Bavaria. G. Heinrich Siemon, New York. C. Fred. Hagedorn, Philadelphia. Belgium. Henry G. T. Mali, New York. E. A. Homer, Boston. Henry Lefebure, Charleston. Edward Mallard, New Orleans.

Brazil. *D. de Azevedo Pecanha, Philadelphia, fArchibald Foster, Mass., N. H., and Maine, Boston. fGeorge S. Wardwell, J^rovidence. fC. Griffin, Connecticut. {Herman Bruen, New York. fJohn Vaughan, Pa. &L Del., Philadelphia. JGeorge H. Newman, Baltimore. fChristopher Neale, District of Columbia. f Myer Myers, Norfolk, and State of Vir. fJn. P. Calhorda, Wilmington, N. C. fSamuel Chadwick, S. C. Charleston. jjohn W. Anderson, Savannah. fJas. W. Zacharie, Louisiana and Alabama. Bremen. L. H. Von Post, New York. Johannn Jacob Werner, Philadelphia. Albert Schumacker, Baltimore. Thomas Searle, Boston. Ant'y Ch. Cazenove, Dist. ofCol. Lewis Trapman, Charleston. Eleazer Crabtree, Savannah, Ga. Frederick Trey, New Orleans. Denmark. ^Benjamin Aymar, For New York, Con., and part of N.J. fJames Andrews, For Mass., Me., N. H., & R. L Boston. fChristopher Ne^le, Dist. of Columbia, and the ports on the Potomac. fFrederick Myers, Virginia, (ports on the Po- tomac excepted,) to re- side at Norfolk. 212 Foreign Ministers in United States. fP. K. Dickinson, N. C, Wilmington. W. Crabtree, jr. Georgia. fPierre E. Sorbe, New Orleans. France, *Durant de St. Andre. Le Sieur Dannery, New York. E. Hersant, Philadelphia. Sr. Pillavoine, Baltimore. A. de la Villeret, Richmond. fMax. Isnard, Boston. fj. B. A. M. Deseze, Norfolk. De Lame de Villeret, Savannah. fCount de la Porte, Tallahassee. JB. Martigny, Philadelphia. fSr. Cerfberr, New Orleans. JMr. Baudoin, Charleston.

Frankfort on the Maine. Fred. Wysmann, New York. Arnold Halbach, Philadelphia. Foreign Ministers in United States. 213

Elector of Hesse, and Grand Duke ofFulda, Conrad W. Faber, IN ew York. Grand Duke of Hesse. Aaton Bollerman, JNew York. Mecklenburg- Schwerin. *Leon Herchenrath, Charleston. Mexico. Don Sebastian Mercado, New York. fP. Gonzalezy Aquila, New York. fGeorge Follen, Philadelphia. {Edward Cabot, Boston. fCharles Tierman, Baltimore. D. Luis Maria del Valle, New Orleans. D. F. Pizarro Martinez, do. fD. P. J. Marallano, St. Louis, Mo. \D. Juan F. Cortes, Natchitoches. JAlden A. M. Jackson, Pensacola. Lewis Ramirez, St. Louis, Missouri. f George P. Ward, Florida. JHenry Dagget, Ala., Mobile. JRichard W. Codgel, Charleston.

JVetherlands. Henry Bohlen, Philadelphia, Thomas Dixon, Boston. fThomas Taxter, Salem, Mass. Myer Myers, Norfolk. •j-Godfrey Barnsley, Savannah. Hugo C. Gildemeester. Louisiana. E. de Wolff, Ala. & Flor., Mobile. P. J. Lechteitner, Annapolis. Peter Laidlaw, New Orleans.

JVeio Grenada. *Don Domingo Acosta. Oldenburg. Otto Heinrich Miesegaes, New York. Leon Herchenrath, Charleston, S. C.

Portugal. fPaulo J. Figueira, New York, Conn., and N. Jersey. *J.C.de Figaniere e Morao. 214 Foreign Ministers in United States. fDieg-o Chalaron, La., New Orleans. jjose A. Sintas, N. C, Wilmington. Jn. M. L. Smith, Md., Baltimore. f D. Antonio G. Vega, Mass., R. L, & N.Hamps. fJohn Vaughan, Penn. and N. J. JElias Reed, Georgia. fJule Pescay, W. Florida, Pensacola. fWilliam H. Allen, St. Augustine. •Archibald W. Gordon, Al., Mobile. J. P. Calhorda, Wilmington, N. C. Christopher JNeale, Dist. of Columbia. •Solomon JVIarks, Va., Norfolk.

Prussia. Gustavus Gossler, Boston. J. C. Lang, Philadelphia. F. W. Schmidt, New Orleans. Rome. ^Giovanni B. Sartori, Trenton. Peter Amedee Hargons, Act. Cons. Gen. in the ab- sence of G. B. Sartori. f Martin Mantin, New York. JTh. Joseph Bizonard, Baltimore. JSamuel Wright, Savannah. fWm. D'Azet Senac, Norfolk. •fCharles Le Carron, Charleston. f Henry Perret, New Orleans. fCharles Picot, Philadelphia. Russia. *Alexis Eustaphieff, New York. Peter Kilchen, Boston. Edward Johns, New Orleans. fCharles Cramer, New York. \C. Jean Cazenove, Dist. of Columbia, Sardinia. *A. Garibaldi, Acting, Philadelphia. J. V. Bouland, New York. L. Mossi, Acting ad interim in place of J. V. Bouland. f Louis Albert Cazenove, Boston. •fThomas Roger, Charleston, S. C. Achille Felix George, Mobile. •f Foreign Ministers in United States, 215

Saxe-Cohurg and Gotha. Carl Fred. Haussman, For United States. Sc 216 Foreign Ministers in United States,

Cyrus Joy, Philadelphia. W. Smith, Mobile. H. Williams, Baltimore, Tuscany. fW. H. Aspinwall, New York.

Two Sicilies. *Don Domenico Morelli, Philadelphia. •G. A. Barelli, New Orleans. G. A. Trenholra, Charleston, S. C, "O.Wolff, Mobile. George H. Newman, Baltimore.

• Gennaro Persico, Norfolk.

• Pietro D'Alessandro, Boston. •B. D.Potter, Providence. •LucaPalmieri, Philadelphia. iVIartin Mantin, New York. f Ira Clisbe, N. Haven, Ct, fGoffredo Barnsley, Savannah. f Antonio Pomar, Norfolk. fA. O. Hammond, Charleston. fN.E. Fowls, Dist. of Col.

Uraguay. *Juan Darby. •G.F. Darby, New York. •E. Dudley Head, New Orleans, •C.J. Mansong, Mobile. W. D. Fordyce, Charleston. Joseph Cabot, Philadelphia^ Thomas Benj. Adair, Baltimore.

Venezuela. Juan B. Purroy, New York. J. F. Strohm, Baltimore. G. Mcllhenny, Philadelphia.

Wurtemhurg. •Christian Mayer, Baltimore. John D. Fisk, New Orleans. ; ;

Army Officers. 217 ARMY REGISTER.

On the 19th of May, 1837, an alteration was made in the line marking- the limits of the two great military divisions. This line now commences at the mouth of the Mississippi, thence proceeding up that river to

Cassville, in the Territory of Wisconsin ; and thence north to the line of demarkation between the United States and . All west of that line forms the

Western Division ; and all east, the Eastern Division.

Alexander Macomb, Major- General, General-in- Chiefs —Head-Quarters, Washington City. Edmund P. Gaines, Brigadier- General, (Major-General by brevet,) Commander of the Wtstern Division — Head-Quarters, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. , Brigadier- General, (Major-General by brevet,) Commander of the Eastern Division —Head- Quarters, Elizabethtown, N. J.

Two Aids-decamp are allowed to each of the Gene- rals commanding the two divisions, and one Inspector- General is attacned as chief of the staff, to perform the duties of Adjutant and Inspector-General ; —Col. John E. Wool is Inspector-General of the Western Divi- sion ; and Col. George Croghan of the Eastern Divi- sion. The two Divisions are subdivided into the following seven Departments.

Department 1. All the country embraced within the Western Division above the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 2. All the country within the Western Division below the 37th deg. N. Lat. Department 3. The States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, and the Ter- ritory of Florida. Department 4. South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. 20 —

218 Army Officers.

Department 5. Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Department 6. Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massa- chusetts, INew Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.

Department 7. Ohiq, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin Territory.

General Return of the Army, as stated hy Colonel Roger Jones, Adjutant- General, jYovemher, 1838. General Staff, 57 Ordinance Depart. 323 Medical Department, 83 Two Reg. Dragoons, 1,498 Pay Department, 19 FourReg. Artillery, 3,020 Purchasing Depart. 3 Eight Reg. Infant. 7,496 j ' Corps of Engineers, 43

Topograph. Engineers, 36 I Total, 12,539

1 Major-General, 2 Brigadier-Generals, 1 Adjutant- General, 6 Assist. Adjutant-Generals, 2 Inspectors- General, ] Quartermast.-General, 2 Deputy Quarter- masters-General, 4 Quartermasters, 28 Assist. Quar- termasters, 1 Commissary-Gen. of Subsistence, 1 As- sist. Com. -Gen. of Subsistence, 2 Commissaries, 4 Com- missaries, (Capt.) 1 Surgeon-General, 22 Surgeons, 60 Assist.-Surgeons, 1 Paymaster-Gen., 1 Commissary- Gen. ofPurchases, 18 Paymasters, 2 Military Storekeep- ers, 17 Colonels, 18 Lieut.-Colonels, 26 Majors, 2 Ad- jutants, 172 Captains, 208 First Lieutenants, 168 Sec- ond Liententants, 14 Sergeant-Majors, 14 Quarter- master-Sergeants. 604 Sergeant?, 560 Corporals, 18 Principal Musicians, 4 Chief Buglers, 40 Buglers, 240 Musicians, 20 Farriers and Blacksmiths, 120 Artificers, 250 Enlisted men for Ordinance, 9,920 Privates.

Total commissioned, 735.—Total non-commissioned ofiicers, musicians, artificers, and privates, 11,804. Grand Total, 12,539.

The Militia of the United States, February, 1839, is 1,350,805. Naval Officers. 219 NAVY REGISTER NAVY BOARD. Isaac Chauncey, President. Charles Morris, A. S. Wadsworth, Commissioners. Salary, $3500. C. W. Goldsborouffh, Secretary. Salary, $-2000. William G. Ridgely, Chief Clerk. Salary, $l(i00. CAPTAINS. James Barron S. L. Woodhouse John D. Sloat Charles Stewart E. P. Kennedy Math. C. Perry Isaac Hull Alex. J. Dallas C. W. Skinner Isaac Chauncey J. B. Nicholson John T. Newton Jacob Jones J. Wilkinson Joseph Smith Charles Morris T. Ap. C. Jones L. Rosseau L. W. C. Bolton Geo. W. Storer Wm. M. Crane W. B. Shubrick Beverly Kennon James Biddle Alex. Claxton E. R. Shubrick C. G. Ridgeley C. W. Morgan F. H. Gregory John Downes L. Kearney John H. Clack Jesse D. Elliot F. A. Parker P. F. Voorhees Stephen Cassin E. R. McCall Benj. Cooper James Renshaw Daniel Turner David Geisinger A. S. Wadsworth David Conner R. F. Stockton George C. Read John Gallagher Isaac McKeever H. E. Ballard Thos. H.Stevens J P. Zatzinger David Deacon Wm. M. Hunter Wm. D. Salter MASTERS COMMANDANT. C. S. McCauley Thomas Paine W. J. Belt T. M. Newell Jas. Armstrong Wm. Jamesson E. A. F. Vallette Joseph Smoot Wm. Boerum W. A. Spencer S. L. Breese C. L. Williamson Thos. T. Webb Benj. Page, jr. Charles Gauntt John Percival John Gwinn William Ramsey John H. Aulick T. W. Wyman Ralph Voorhees Wm. V. Taylor Andrew Fitzhugh Henry Henry Bladen Dulany A. S. Ten Eyck S. W. Downing S. H. Stringham John White Eben. Hidgeway Isaac Mayo Hiram Paulding John C. Long W. K. Latimer J. D. Williamson J. Mc Mcintosh Wm. Mervine Uriah P. Levy Hugh N. Page Thomas Crabb Chas. Boarman Steph.Champlin E. B. Babbitt French Forrest C. E. Crowley 220 Naval Officers.

Joel Abbott J. H. Grahan James P. Oellers John M. Dale Josiah Tattnall W.A.C. Farzagnt H. W. Ogden Wra. Inman L. E. Simonds T. A. Conover There are 288 Lieutenants, 60 Surgeons, 16 Passed -Assistant Surgeons, 51 Assistant Surgeons, 48 Pursers, II Chaplains, 196 Passed Midshipmen, 250 Midshipm. MARINE CORPS. Archibald Henderson, Colonel Commandant. Robert D. Wainwright, Lieutenant Colonel. Samuel Miller, Samuel E. Watson, William H. Freeman, C. R.Broom, Lieut. Colonels brevet. Captains, Levi Twiggs, John Harris, Thomas A. Linton, James Edelin, P. G. Howie, adj. & insp. Wil- liam Dulany, Thomas S. English, George W. Walker, Paymaster. Ward Marston, A. A. Nicholson, qr. mas. James McCawley, Benj. Macomber, A. N. Brevoort. NAVY YARDS. Capt. William M. Crane, - - Portsmouth, N. H. John Downes, - - Charlestown, Ms. James Renshaw, - - Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles Stewart, - - Philadelphia, Pa. E.P.Kennedy, - - Washington, D.C. Lewis Warrington, - Norfolk, Va. " Alex. J. Dallas, '- - Pensacola, Fl. NAVY AGENTS. John R. Livingston, - - New York Michael W. Ash, Philadelphia John Thomas, - - - Baltimore , Norfolk John P.Henry, Savannah Leonard Jarvis, Boston John Laighton, Portsmouth, N. H. Benj. i). Heriot, Charleston, S. C. , - - - Washington Thomas Eastin, Pensacola Baring, Brothers & Co. - London Fitch, Brothers & Co. Marseilles William P. Furniss & Co. St. Thomas In the Navy of the U. States, there are II vessels of 74 guns and upwards, 1 of 54 guns, 14 of 44 guns, 2 of 36 guns, 20 of 16 and 20 guns, 6 of 10 guns. CITY REGISTER. City of Boston Incorporated February 23, 1822.

CITY OFFICERS MAYORS. Appointed, Died or Resigned. 1822. John Phillips, 182.3. 1823. Josiah Quincy, 1829. 1829. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Charles Wells, 1834. 18.34. Theodore Lyman, jr. 1836. 1836. Samuel T. Armstrong, 1837. 1837. Samuel A. Eliot, 1840. 1840. Jonathan Chapman. ALDERMEX. Nathaniel P. Russell, Charles Wilkins, Nathan Gurney, Abraham T.Lowe, Thomas Hunting, William T. Andrews, James Clark, Charles Amory. COMMON COUNCIL.

Presidents of the Common Council. Appointed Resigned App. Res. J 822. William Prescott, 1823. 1830. Benj.T. Pickman, 1832. 1823. John Welles, 18-54. 1832. John P. Bigelovv, 1834. 1824. Francis J. Oliver, 1826. 1834. Josiah auiiicy, jr. 1837. 1826. John R. Adan, 1829. 1837. Philip iMarett. 1829. Elipha. Williams, 1830. Ward Ward 1. Henry Leeds 4. Moses Grant Peter Dunbar James Haughton William R. Lovejoy A. A. Wellington Z. L. Raymond Lucius Doolittle 2. F. F. Raymond 5. Nath'l. Hammond Richard Brackett William V. Kent Samuel Emmes Philip Greely, jr. Erastus W. Sanborn George W. Otis, jr. 3. Jacob Stearns 6. Ezra Lincoln John Snelling N. A. Thompson Simon G. Shipley Elijah Williams, jr. Dexter Follett John H. Wilkins 20* 222 City Officers. Ward Ward 7. Philip Marett 10. Lemuel Shattuck Isaac Parker Ruel Baker Ezra C. Hutchins Daniel Kimball Edward Blake G. W. Phillips 8. Eliphalet Williams 11. John Stevens Thomas J. Shelton John T. Dingley Wm. W. Parrott George Savage Benj. P. Richardson Holmes Hinckley 9. Thomas C. Amory 12. J. L. C. Amee Charles Brooks George Page Stephen Shelton Horatio N. Crane Jonathan Preston Eben Jackson

Samuel F.M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, City and County Treasurer, City Marshal. James H. Blake, Hezekiah Earl, Deputy City Marshals, John Pickering, City Solicitor. E. Gerry Austin, City Attorney.

William Hayden, jr. Auditor of Accounts. Daniel Rhodes, Clerk ofFaneuil Hall Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets. Charles B. Wells, Superintendent of Common Sewers, Abner Bourne, Superintendent of Public Lands. Flavel Case, Capt.ofthe Watch, ^ Supeiinten. ofLamps. Samuel Jenkins, Superintendent of JVorth Free Bridge. Royal Oliver, Superintendent of South Free Bridge. James Phillips, Superintendent ofFaneuil Hall, Johnson Colby, Messenger to City Council. HEALTH OFFICERS. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Resident Physician of Rains- ford Island. [Offices, City Hall.] Drs. John C. Warren, George Hajrward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Jacob Bigelow, Consulting Physicians. George P. Tewksbury, Cajpt. of the Quarantine Boat. John Minot, Keeper ofRamsford Island Hospital. City Officers. 223

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward Ward 1. Joseph Hartt 8. J. W. Warren 2. Ephraim Milton 9. Joseph Lewis, Chairm. 3. Joseph Moriarty 10. Joseph Eustis 4. William Adams 11. Joel Wheeler 5. Daniel Henchman 12. Wilder Harding 6. Billings Briggs 7. Thomas Tarbell James Phillips, Sec.

The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wed- nesday of every month, at their office, Faneuil Hall. The Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporated as a Board of Trustees of John Boylston's, and other charitable funds, left for the assistance of persons of good character and of advanced age, " who have been reduced by misfortune to indigence and want." Treasurer and Clerk of the Corporation, Joseph Lewis. The meetings of the Board of Trustees, are held in April and October. ASSESSORS. Samuel Norwood Henry Bass Thomas Jackson SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Mayor and President of the Common Council. Ward Ward 1. William Croswell 7. Hubbard Winslow Isaac R. Butts Charles Gordon 2. S. W. Olney 8. Martin Gay J. H. Barnes Z. B. Adams 3. Ezra Palmer, jr. 9. William Parker Rollin H. Neale E. Wigglesworth 4. W. W. Newell 10. Artemas Boies T. M. Clark Winslow Lewis, jr. 5. Frederick Emerson 11. Otis A. Skinner Henry Dyer J. A. Bolles 6. Francis C. Lowell 12. B. Whittemore W. J. Hubbard N. Noyes PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

George W. Otis, jr. Chairman. Joseph Curtis, Secretary. 224 City Officers.

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Richards Child Artemas Simonds Thomas Hollis Thomas A. Davis Joseph Lewis Nathaniel H. Emmons James Means David Nickerson Daniel Henchman

The Board meet every Thursday alternately, at the House of Industry, and at their office in Faneuil HalL Daniel Chandler, Superintendent.

DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF REFORMATION FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Larra Crane Samuel G. Howe John ]j. Dimmock Henry D. Gray John D. Fisher William Parsons James C. Wild Rev. Georg-e F. Haskins, Superintendent. David Coggin, Instruder. OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Luther Faulkner Billings Briggs George Wm. Gordon Uriel Crocker George Darracott Charles Robbins, Master. Rev. E. Sperry, Chaplain.

ASYLUM FOR POOR LUNATICS. Francis D. Stedman, Steward. John S. Butler, ^ m. d. Physician of the several estab- lishments at South Boston.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer. Engineers. Henry Smith Thomas B. Warren James G. Sanderson John Green, jr. Richard A. Newell Henry Fowle Charles S. Clark Peter C. Jones John Shelton Thomas A. Williams Theodore Washburn City Officers. 225

INSTRUCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Latin, School-st. for boys.—Epes S. Dixwell, Master, , Sub Master, Edward E. Hale, Wil- liam E. Townsend, Ushers, Jona. Snelling, Instruder in Writing. English HiGH,Pinckney-st. for boys.—Thomas Sher- win, Master, Luther Robinson, Sub Master, Francis S. Williams, Usher, Francis M. J. Surrault, Instruder in French, William F. Stratton, Instruder in Writing. Adams, Mason-st. for boys and girls.—Samuel Barrett, Grammar Master, Josiah Fairbank, Writing Master. BowDOiN, Derne-st. for girls.—Abraham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master, BoYLSTON, Fort Hill, for boys and girls.—Charles Fox, Grammar Master, Aaron B. Hoyt, Writing Master. Endicott, Cooper-st. for boys and girls.—George Al- len, Grammar Master, Loring Lothrop, Writing Mas- ter, Oliver C. Guptill, Usher. Eliot, North Bennett-st. for boys.—David B. Tower, Grammar Master, Levi Conant, Writing Master, Ja- cob H. Kent, George Tower, Ushers. Franklin, Washington-st. for boys and girls.—Bar- num Field, Grammar Master, Nathan Merrill, Writ- ing Master, Joseph T. Swan, Usher. Hancock, Hanover-st. for girls.—William J. Adams, Gram. Master, Peter Mackintosh, jr. Writing Master, Hawes, South Boston, for boys and girls.—Frederick Crafts, Grammar Master, John A. Harris, Writing Master, Jonathan Battles, jr. Usher. Johnson, Tremont-st. for girls.—Richard G. Parker, Master, Andrew J. Loud, Usher. Lyman, East Boston, for boys and girls.—Albert Bow- ker. Master. Mayhew, Hawkins-st. for boys.—William D. Swan, Grammar Master, Aaron D. Capen, Writing Master, B. Drew, jr. W. K. Vaill, Ushers. Smith, Belknap-st. for boys and girls.—Abner Forbes, Master^ Sarah Forbes, Assistant, 226 City Officers.

Wells, McLean-st. for boys and lo^irls.—Cornelius Walker, Grammar Master, Reuben SwOin, ]r. Writing Master, William H. Swan, Usher. WiNTHROP, East-st. for boys.—Henry Williams, jr. Master, Daniel French, Usher. Charles E. H. Richardson, Teacher of Penmanship in the Johnson and Winthrop Schools.

SURVEYORS OF LUMBER. GeorgeW.OWs, Surveyor General. Office, 112 Milk-st. Deputy Surveyors. Thomas Barry, Seth Thaxter, Rolun Hartshorn, Jon- athan Thaxter, Charles Hersey, William Willett, Geo. W. Cram, Charles Bullard, George Pasrc, Seth Dew- ing, Samuel Waldron, George Hall, William Fisk, /or Mahogany, Sfc. William Green, Warren Bowker, Gad Leavitt, John Lefavour, Seth Brooks, Samuel Lamson, Joseph Henderson, for Ship Timber, fence Viewers, Romanus Emerson, Rolun Hartshorni Cullers of Dry Fish, Benjamin Clark, Benjamin Luckjs. CvUers of Hoops and Staves, Benjamin Clark, James Brown. Ingpectors of Lime, Francis James, Samuel Sprague. Jlssay Master, Leyf'is A. hdiUx'idX. Field Drivers and Pound Keepers, Thos. Gerrish, John Vose, William Fisk. Surveyor of Hemp, Benjamin Rich. Measurers of Wood brought by Land, William Shat- tuck, James Wilson, MosesHadley, John R. Brad- ford, William Fisk. Measurers of Wood brought by Water, Jona. Thaxter, Warren Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, John Paul. Pound Keepers, T. Gerrish, J. Vose, William Fisk. Hay Weighers, John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough. Weigher of Boats and Lighters, James Barry. Sealei's of Weights and Measures, John M. Dearborn, Edward Loring. City Crier, James Wilson. [Office, under Exchange Coffee-House, City Officers. 227

UNDERTAKERS. Thomas Haskell Rodney Gove Martin Smith John B. Braid Caleb J. Pratt Joseph Wilcutt Steph. S.Andrews Robert Clark Thomas Murray J. VVilcutt, jr. Oren F-ixon John Deluce Thomas Andrews Levi Whitcomb Cyrus Babbet Francis Dillaway Franklin Sn>ith Henry Davis Wm. A. Brabiner

Constables appointedfor one year, to July 184G.r Gustav. Andrews Josiah Haskell Jabez Pratt W. G. Babbit Charles Hastings Jonathan Prescott Josiah Baldwin John Henry George Reed S. F. Barrett Thomas Holden Georofe Robinson John Boardman Jacob Hook Charles Smith S. M. Burnham Richard Hosea Ebenezer Shute Derastus Clapp James Hunkins Eben. Shute, jr, Willard Clough E. P. Hunt Jonas Stratton Nath'l. Coolid2:e Benjamin Lane Jacob C. Tallant Isaac A.Coolidge William Loring Henry Taylor Elisha Copeland Johnson Lunt Eben. Trescott Elisha V. Glover James Pierce Wm. Whitwell

Auctioneers licensed to July 1840. William Andrews Aaron Ordway James M. Allen J. B. Prince Timothy M. Baker Thomas P. Rich Stephen Brown J. L. Riddle Samuel K. Bayley Andrew W. SchafFer F. B. Callender Thomas Stearns, jr. Uriah J. Clark Frink Stratton J. L. Cunningham Whitwell & Seaver Francis Freeman Thomas W. Sears «fc Co. Coolidge & Haskell _ Nathaniel Haven John Tyler, jr. Hatch & Fearing George P. Thomas Hersey &. Pratt Torrey & Cook Edward F. Hall Ferdinand E. White Eliab Littlefield White & Hall Daniel Mclntyre Samuel A. Walker John S. Johnston 228 Boston Medical Association. MEMBERS OF THE BOSTON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Alphabetically arranged.

Samuel Adams, 33 Cambridge street. Edwin Adams, 33 Cambridge street. Zabdie] B. Adams, 21 Pearl street. Andrew Alexander, 16 Lyman place. Benjamin Appleton, 15 Avon place. George Bartlett, 33 Green street. George A. Bethune, 129 Tremont street. Jacob Bigelow, 27 Summer street. H. I. Bowditch, 8 Otis place. Marcellus Bowen, B street. South Boston. Williams Bradford, 53 Broadway, South Boston. Thomas M. Brewer, 157 Hanover street. John B. Brown, 65 Belknap street. Ephraim Buck, 171 Hanover street. Ephraim Buck, jr. 171 Hanover street. S. S. Bugbee, 1 Sewall place. Walter Channing, 178 Tremont street. Jesse Chickering, 491 Washington street Henry G. Clark, 204 Hanover street. Luther Clark, 1 Montgomery place. Daniel T. Coit, 12 High street. B. E. Getting, 37 Winter street. Edward L. Cunningham, Scollay's building, Francis Dana, 16 Bedford street. Edward J. Davenport, 4 Winter street. John H. Dix, 2 Bowdoin square. George B. Doane, 1 Tremont Row. Joseph H. Dorr, 410 Washington street. H. Dupee, jr. 448 Washington street. Henry Dyer, 40 Green street. Calvin Ellis, Bumstead place. William Eustis, Hanover street. John D. Fisher, 11 Hay ward place, J. F. Flagg, 31 Winter street. John Flint, 20 Common street. W. E. Foster, I South Bennet street. Martin Gay, 48 Milk street. Boston Medical Association. 229

Lewis J. Glover, 2 Pleasant street. Charles Gordon, 4 Winter street. J. W. Gorham, 17 Winter street. Augustus A. Gould, 194 Tremont street. Francis H. Gray, 21 Cambridge street. Thomas Gray, jr. 260 Washington street. James B. Gregerson, Pemberton Hill. Henry B. C. Greene, 45 Federal street. Enoch Hale, 14 West street. William G. Hanaford, 9 Howard street. D. Harwood, 4 Hamilton place. John C. Hayden, 131 Tremont street. George Hayward, 154 Tremont street. Charles T. Hildreth, 1 La Grange place. Oliver W. Holmes, 34 Tremont Row. John Homans, 157 Tremont street. R. W. Hooper, 27 Winter street. John C. Howard, Dover street. George Hubbard, 1 Friend street. Herman B. Inches, 15 Summer street. William Ingalls, 6 Hamilton place. William Ingalls, jr. 6 Hamilton place. Charles T. Jackson, 21 Green street. James Jackson, 6 Pemberton square. John B. S. Jackson, Corner of Washington and Win- ter streets. John Jeffries, 9 Franklin street. N. C. Keep, 1 Tremont place. Solomon Keep, 1 Park street. Jonas H. Lane, 170 Washington street. E. W. Leach, 134 Hanover street. J. T. G. Leach, 2 Cambridge street. Jonathan Leonard, 13 P'ranklin place. Winslow Lewis, jr. 80 Boylston street. Giles H. Lodge, Scollay's buildings. Jos. Moriarty, Corner of Cross and Salem streets. Samuel Morrill, 12 Sullivan place. John Odin jr. 88 Tremont street. David Osgood, 1 Rowe street. George W. Otis, jr. 8 Chambers street. Ezra Palmer, jr. 52 Hanover street. Thomas I. Parker, 25 Bedford street. George Parkman, 1 1 Bowdoin street. Samuel Parkman, 2 Sudbury street. 21 230 Boston Medical Association.

T. W. Parsons, 16 Winter street. Marshall S. Perry, 4J2 Washington street. Abner Phelps, 23 Oliver street. B. T. Prescott, 14 Howard street. Charles G. Putnam, 37 Summer street John Randall, 20 Winter street. Edward Reynolds, jr. 29 Winter street. Joseph Roby, 1 Somerset place. Stephen Salisbury, Broad street. Richard H. Salter, 5 Cambridge street. Howard Sargent, Dover street, George C. Shattuck, Staniford street G. C. Shattuck,jr. do. Benjamin Shurtleff, 134 Tremont street N. B. Shurtleff, 2 Beacon street Paul Simpson, 12 Milk street Jerome V. C. Smith, 12 Bowdoin st Quarantine Phys. Asa B. Snow, Hanover, corner of Cross street. John B. Stebbins, Broadway, South Boston. John Stevens, 190 Hanover street D. H. Storer, 14 Winter street Woodbridgc Strong, 18 Winter street Frederic A. Sumner, 13 School street Alexander Thomas, 635 Washington street. Solomon D. Townsend, 18 Somerset street Joshua Tucker, 4 Hamilton place. Nathaniel S. Tucker, B street Henry A. Ward, 1 Sullivan place. Charles E. Ware, 202 Tremont street John W^are, 3 Hamilton place. John C. Warren, 2 Park street. Edward Warren, 13 Montgomery place. J. Mason Warren, 29 Pemberton square. John W. Warren, 46 Federal street A. A. Watson, Cor. of Common & Washington sts. A. B. Wheeler, 8 Bennet street Warren J. Whitney, 90 Federal street Caleb S. Whitman, 61 Broadway, South Boston. Samuel Wigglesworth, 15 Summer street. Henry G. Wiley. 467 Washington street Jeffries Wymnn, 13 Howard street Richard S. Young, 16 Howard street

[Dickinson's BostoUi Almanac.

i Rail Road Companies. 231

Boston and Worcester Rail Road. President, Nathan Hale. Directors, David Henshaw, Daniel Denny, Eliphalet Williams, George Morey, Nathaniel Hammond, R. H. Winslow, William Jackson, William Sturgis. Superintendent, William Parker. Treasurer and Clerk, Horace Williams. Agent, William Jackson. Solicitor, George Morey. Boston and Providence Rail Road. President, Josiah Quincy, jr. Directors, Joseph W. Revere, Charles H. Russell, Elihu Townsend, Josiah Quincy, jr. William Appleton, William Sturgis, M. H. Grinne'll. Treasurer, John F. Loring. General Superintendent, W. Raymond Lee. Solicitor, B. R.Nichols. Clerk, Edward Pickering. Boston and Lowell Rail Road. President, Patrick T. Jackson, Directors, Joseph Tilden, William Appleton, Geo. W. Lyman, John Bryant. Clerk, B. R. Nichols. Treasurer, Ozias Goodwin. Agent and Engineeer, Charles S. Storrow. Western Rail Road. President, Thomas B. Wales. Directors, Thomas B. Wales, George Bliss, Josiah Quincy, jr. Robert Rantoul, jr. John Henshaw, Amasa Walker, Lemuel Pomroy, John Howard, Chas. Hudson. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring. Agent, Georo-e Bliss. Engineers, W. G. McNeill, G. W. Whistler. Easier?! Rail Road. President, George Peabody. Directors, George Peabody, John Hooper, Samuel S.Lewis, Robert "G. Shaw, Fmncis J. Oliver, Isaiah Breed, Stephen A.Chase, PyamLovett, Amos Binney, Daniel Adams, 3d. B. T. Reed. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Reed. Clerk, William H. Foster. Chief Engineer, John M. Fessenden. 232 Salem City Government.

CITY OFFICERS OF SALEM, 1839-40.

STEPHEN C. PHILLIPS, Mayor. ALDERMEN. George H. Smith, Samuel Holman,jr. David Put- nam, Ephraitn Emmerton, William Ropes, Benjamin Upton. COMMON COUNCIL. John Russell, President. Ward 1. Ebenezer K. Lakeman, Horatio Perry, David Moore, William Kimball, James Kimball, Sam- uel Colby. Ward 2. David Roberts, Nehemiah Brown, Nathan- iel Appleton, Abraham True, William D. Waters, John Howard, jr. Ward 3. John Russell, Ira Cheever, James C. Stimp- son, John Jewett, Abraham Kimball, Timothy Ropesjr. Ward 4. John Chapman, David Pulsifer, jr. Joseph G. Sprague, John S. Williams, Ira A. Brewster, Jo- seph Daiton. Joseph Cloutman, City Clerk. Nathaniel Cleaves, Clerk of the Common Council. Joseph Felt, Treasurer and Collector. Perley Putnam, City Marshal. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Stephen C. Phillips, John Russell, Cyrus Chase, Mi- chael Carlton, George Choate, Joseph E. Fisk, Francis A. Fabens, Joseph Hodges, Asahel Huntington, Ste- phen B. Ives, Charles Mason, Stephen Osborne, Na- thaniel W. Osgood, Joseph H. Phippen, Jonathan C. Perkins, Charles W. Palfrey, Oliver Parsons, M. H. Smith, A. J. Sessions, James W. Thompson, Charles W. CJpham, John Very, John Wayland. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor and Aldermen, and Messrs. Ebenezer K. Lakeman, Abraham Kimball, Nehemiah Brown, Ira A. Brewster. Visiting Physician under the quarantine ^ Dr. Benjamin Cox. Salem City Government. 233

Assessors, Samuel Holman, James Ropes, Jonathan Perley.

Jissistant Assessors, Ward No. 1, I. P. Foster. No. *2, William Stickney. No. 3, E. Mack. No. 4, George Wheatland. Firewards. William Sutton, Chief Engineer. Wil- liam Lummus, William Peele, Ebenezer Slocum, jr. Nath. Weston, John B. Osgood, Nath. Pitman, Engi- neers. William Chase, James Edwards, Daniel Mil- lett, Daniel Varney, Andrew S. Waters, Thomas Brooks, James B. Goodhue, Nathaniel Very, Charles A.Andrew, Jonathan Kenney, Samuel S. Stanley, Ele- azer Pope, James Gwinn, John Gardner, John P. Rey- nolds, Jonathan Whipple, David E. Saunders, John A. Innis, Ephraim Annable, William H. Honeycomb, John Huse, Ezra Osborn.

Constables, William Mansfield, jr., Daniel Dutch, Jo- seph Grant, Oliver Adams, Nathaniel Reed. Sealer of Weights and Measures, John T. Ropes. Hayward of the AecA;, John Day. Fish Committee, Joseph Farnham, Jonathan Smoth- ers, Benjamin Annable, Jacob Winchester, Eleazer Pope. Surveyors of Lumber, Joseph Edwards, Jonathan C. Kimball, Thomas Barker, John D. Hunt, Samuel Ran- dall, Stephen Daniels, Amos Smith, David Lord, Win- throp Sargent, John Kinsman, Jonathan L. Kimball, Mark Pitman, Lorain W. Smith, Richard Stickney, Samuel Grant, James B. Mann. Surveyors of S/dngles and Clapboards, John Kins- man and Jonathan L. Kimball. Fence Viewers, John Clark, Daniel Bancroft, Jona- than C. Kimball, David Buffum, Samuel Randall, Pem- berton Hale, Douglass Osborn. Surveyors of Wood and Bark, John Waters, 3d., John U. Annable. Tythingnun, William Gavett, William Stafford, John H. (Gtrusfi, Jonathan Very, John Nichols, Obadiah Moore, Saml. Goldthwait, Nathaniel Reed, L. S. Mun- roe, Edward Phippen, Hezekiah Sleeper, Charles Stam- ford, Jacob Lendall, Henry Brown. 21* 234 Lowell City Government.

CITY OFFICERS OF LOWELL, 1839-40.

ELISHA HUNTINGTON, Mayor, ALDERMEN. Benjamin F. French, John O. Green, Charles L. Tilden, George H. Carleton, John Clark, Oliver M, Whipple. COMMON COUNCIL. Thomas Hopkinson, President

Ward 1. Walter Wright, Harlin Pillsbury, Elipha- let Brown, Forrest Eaton. Ward 2. Jonathan Tyler, , Henry J. Baxter, Jefferson Bancroft. Ward 3. Thomas Hopkinson, Jacob Bobbins, John G. Locke. Ward 4. Benjamin Walker, Samuel Horn, Stephen Carlton, Stephen Mansur. Ward 5. Tappan Wentworth, Lewis Mclntier, Ben- jamin Wilde, G. J. Bradt. Ward 6. Thomas L. Randlett, Joseph S. Holt, John L. Fitts, Daniel Knapp. Thomas Ordway, City Clerk. Albert Locke, Clerk of Common Council. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor, Aldermen French and Carleton, and Messrs. Brown, Bancroft, Walker, Wilde and Rand- lett. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Mayor and Aldermen, ex officio, and the follow- ing gentlemen by election:—Amos Blanchard, Theo- dore Edson, Henry A. Miles, Gilman Kimball, H. G. F. Corliss, John Smith. HEALTH COMMISSIONERS. John C. Dalton, James Wight, Luther Fames. ASSESSORS. James H. B. Ayer, Jesse Fox, Hazen Elliott. William Davidson, Treasurer and Collector. Horatio G. F. Corliss, Auditor of Accounts. Zaccheus Shed, City Marshal. —

APPENDIX.

INSOLVENT LAW OF 18 38.

Prepared by P. W. Chandler, Esq.

1. The insolvent Law of Massachusetts was originally prepared by Messrs. Charles Jackson, Samuel Hubbard, and John B. Davis, Commissioners, appointed under a resolve of March 18, 1831, and was reported by those gentlemen, May 31, 1831, to the Legislature, then in ses- sion. The bill did not become a law until the session of 1838, when it was enacted with very little discussion, and by a large majority. 2. The law provides that any debtor whose debts amount to five hundred dollars may apply to the Judge of Probate, or any Master of Chancery, in the County where he lives, or in which he has his usual place of business, setting forth his inability to pay his debts, his willingness to assign all his property, and his desire to take the bea- efit of the Insolvent Act.

3. Upon such application, the Judge of Probate, or Master in Chancery, is required to appoint a Messenger to take possession of the debtor's estate, both real and personal, except such as may be by law exempted from attachment, and to keep the same until one or more as- signees shall be appointed.

[By the Revised Statutes of Massachusetts, the follow- ing articles are exempted from execution, to wit :

1. The necessary vv'earing apparel ofthe debtor, and of his wife and children ; one bedstead, bed, and the neces- sary bedding for every two persons of the family ; one iron stove used for warming the dwelling house ; and fuel not exceeding the value of ten dollars, procured and de- signed for the use ofthe family. 2. Other household furniture, necessary for the debtor and his family, not exceeding fifty dollars in value. 3. The bibles and school books used in the family. 4. One cow, six and two tons sheep, one swine of hay ; the six sheep not to exceed thirty dollars in value. 236 Insolvent Law of 1838.

5. The tools and implements of the debtor, necessary for carrying on his trade or business, not exceeding fifty dollars in value.

6. The uniform of an officer, non-commissioned officer or private, in the Militia, and the arms and accoutrements required by law to be kept by him.

7. Rights of burial, and tombs whilst in use as reposi- tories of the dead.]

4. The Messenger immediately gives notice as ordered by the Judge, or Master, that no payment may thereafter be made to the debtor, and no property be delivered to, or transferred by him, and calls a meeting of the creditors of the debtor to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees.

5. The Judge,, or Master, is to attend this meeting and allow such claims agninst the debtor as shall then be proved, and the creditors are to choose one or more as-

signees of the estate ; or, if they are unable to etfect a choice, the assignees shall be appointed by the Judge, or Master.

6. The latter shall then assign and convey to the as- signees all the estate of the debtor, except such as may be by law exenifit from attachment, with all his deeds, books and papers relating thereto, wliich assignment shall vest in the assignees all the property of the debtor, which he could by any way or means have lawfully sold, assigned or conveyed, or which might have been taken in execu- tion on any judgment against him, at the time of the first publication of the notice by the Messenger, although the same may then be attached on njesne process as the prop- erty of the debtor; and such assignment shall be effectual to pass all the said estate and dissolve any such at- tachment.

7. The debtor is to make a full schedule of his debts fbr the assignees, and may be examined on oath, upon all matters, relating to the disposal of his estate, and to his trade and dealings with others, and his accounts concern- ing the same, and relating to all debts due or claimed from him, and to all other matters concerning his estate, and the due settlement thereof according to law. 8. The Judge, or Master, shall allow the debtor sUch sum for the necessary support of himself and his family —

Insolvent Law of 1838. 237 for two months, not exceeding the rate of $3,00 per week for each member of his family, as he may think proper.

9. Within three months another meeting of the cred- itors is to be held, and those who have not before proved their claims may then do so. The debtor may amend the schedule of his creditors and correct any mistakes therein, and, upon making oath that it is to the best of his knowl- edge and belief, full and true ; that he lias delivered to the Messenger, and, since their appointment, to his as- signees, every thing which he is required by law to de- liver to those officers respectively, — that, if any thing shall hereafter come to his knowledge or possession, which ought to be assigned and delivered to the as- signees, he will forthwith disclose or deliver the same, and that he has not in any way made over, or in any way disposed of, any part of his estate or effects, for the future benefit of himself or his family, or to defraud his cred- itors, the Judge, or Master, if satisfied, that the debtor has made a full disclosure and delivering of all his estate, and that he has in all things conformed himself to the di- rections of the act, shall grant him a certificate thereof. 10. The debtor shall be thereupon absolutely and wholly discharged from all his debts, which shall be at any time actually proved against his estate assigned as aforesaid ; and from all debts which are provable under this act, and which are founded on any contract made by him, after August 1, 1838, and due to any persons who shall be residents within this Commonwealth, at the time of the first publication of the notice by the Messenger; and the debtor shall be also forever discharged and ex- empted from arrest or imprisonment, in any suit, or upon any proceeding, for, or on account of any debt or demand whatever, which might have been proved against his estate. 11. But if one half in number or in value of the cred- itors who shall be creditors respectively for not less than fifty dollars, shall object to the granting of such certifi- cate, it shall not be granted unless by the Supreme Judi- cial Court on appeal.

12. In case the Judge of Probate, or the Master in Chancery, shall not see cause to grant such certificate, or if the granting thereof shall be prevented by the objection of the creditors as above-mentioned, the debtor may ap- peal to the Supreme Judicial Court, and after a full hear- ^\

238 Insolvent Law of 1838. ing, that Court may cause a certificate to be tnade under the seal of the Court and delivered to the debtor. 13.* And every debtor so discharged, shall be allowed five per cent, on the net produce of all his estate that shall be received by the assignees, in case such net produce, after such allowance made, shall be sufficient to pay the creditors the amount of fifty per cent, on their debts re- speciively : and so as the said allowance shall not ex- ceed in the whole, the sum of five hundred dollars 14. The certificate of discharge, however, shall be of no avail to the debtor, if he shall have wilfully sworn falsely, or fraudulently concealed any part of his prop- erty, or, with a view of taking advantage of the Insolvent Act, and preferring any creditor, shall have paid him his debt, or assigned to him any properly. And all payments or assignments designed to favor a creditor in such case are made void, and ihe creditor knowingly receiving such payment or assignment by way of preference, shall be en- titled to no dividend, from the estate in the hands of the trustees; and the assignees may recover from the cred- itor so preferred, the value of the property received by him, for the benefit of the other creditors. 15. The assignees shall give public notice of their ap- pointment and shall demand and receive from the Mes- senger, and from all other persons, all the debtor's estate, which they shall sell on such terms as they may think most for the interest of the creditors. 16. At any regular meeting called for that purpose, one or all of the assignees may be removed by a vote of the creditors, and new assignees appointed. 17. Within six months from the time of their appoint- ment, the assignees shall call a meeting of all the cred- itors, when those who have not before proved their debts, shall be allowed to prove the same; tiie accounts of the assignees shall be examined, and the Judge, or Master, shall thereupon make an order for a dividend of the es- tate, or of such part of it as he may think fit. 18. Within eighteen months after the appointment of the assignees, anoiher meeting shall be called, when other claims may be proved, the assignees' account be settled, and anotiier dividend made. At this time all out- standing debts due to the insolvent may be sold, so that, if possible, a final settlement may be made. — — —

Insolvent Law of 1838. 239

19. Where the debtor himself does not commence the proceedings, and there are certain circumstances, which show that he is either unable or unwilling to pay his just debts in full, proceedings may be instituted against him bv certain of his creditors, fur the purpose of compelling an assignment of his property for the benefit of the whole. 20. The circumstances, upon the occurrence of which the debtor may be compelled to become an insolvent are

1. Where he is arrested for a sum equal to one hun- dred dollars, founded on any such demand as jnay be proved against his estate under the statute, and does not give bail before the return day of the process.

2. Where the debtor is arrested and actually lies in prison fur mere than thirty days, either on mesne process or execution, in any civil action, founded on any such contract, for a sum equal to one hundred dollars, and 3. Where the debtor suffers his goods or estate to be attached on mesne process in any civil action, fir a sum equal to one hundred dollars, au(\ does nf)t dissolve the attachment on or before the last day of the term of the Court to which such process is returnable.

21. Any person who shall have performed any labor as an operative in the service of any insolvent shall be en- titled to receive from the assignee of such insolvent, the full amount of the wages due him for such labor, not ex- ceeding twenty-five dollars, provided that such labor shall have been performed within sixty-five days before the in- solvency of his employer. Dickinson's Boston Almanack.

The whole number of insolvents who have taken ad- vantage of the Law in Boston, is as follows: — before Edward G. Loring, 84; Joseph Willard, 63; William Minot, 11; Willard Phillips, Judge of Probate, 2, To- tal, 160. Of these, 100 have received their discharge.

In 21 cases the estates are settled up, and the papers re- turned into the Probate Office. In one instance the debtor absconded before taking the oath. Law Reporter. 240 Newspapers and Periodicals in U. S.

Newspapers, Magazines, and other Periodicals published in the U. States on the 1st of July, 1839. Maine, 41 , Vermont, Massachusetts, (at Bos- ton, 65), Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, (at N.York city, 71), New Jersey, Pennsylvania, (at Phi- ladelphia, 71), Delaware, Maryland, (at Balti- more, 20), Dist. of Columbia, (at Washington, 1\), Virginia, (at Richmond, 10), North Carolina,

Of the above, 116 are published daily, 14 tri-weekly, 39 serai-weekly, and 991 once a week. 38 are in the German language, 4 in the French, and 1 in the Spanish. Several of the New Orleans papers are printed in French and English. The number of newspapers in the United States, in 1775, was 37 ; in 1810, 359 ; in 1828 (including other periodi- cals), 851 ; and in 1834, 1,265. The number of daily newspapers, in 1810, was 27; in 1834,90; in 1839, 116. Journals in 1810,26; in 1834, 130. Insurance Oumpanies in Boston. 241 INSURANCE COMPANIES IN BOSTON. American Insurance Coinpany. No. 54 State st. Cap. $800,000. Dividend Jan. & July. Directors, J. I. Bowditch, (President,^ Samuel Ap- pleton, Francis Bacon, , Benj. A. Gould, Caleb Lorin^, Samuel May, Charles i:L Mills, H. Ox- nard, F. J. Oliver, Paschal P. Pope, Benjamin Rich, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, J. S. Barbour.

Atlantic Insurance Company.

No. 46 State st. Cap. $250,000. Div. Jan. &l July. Directors, Francis Watts, (President,) Joseph V. Ba- con, Charles Brown, William H. Poster, Jabez C. Howe, Deminor Jurvis, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. Henry Oxnard, Isaac C. Pray. Secretary, Robert Farle}.

Atlas Jnsvravcc Company.

No. 31 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. (fe July. Directors, Samuel A. Wells, (President,) John Bor- land, Georo-e B. Blake, Edward Crnft, Richard De- yens, Thomas Dennie, Samuel Frothinoham, John Har- ris, James Harris, John Hooper, jr. Jeremiah Kahler, Joseph W. Lewis, Pliineas Rprao;ue. Secretary, Andrew C. Dorr, jr.

Boston Insurance Company.

No. 62 State st. Cap. ?;:300.000. Div. March & Sept. Directors, Lemuel Pope, (President.) N.H.Emmons, Giles Lod^e, John F. liOrino-, William Lawrence, George Pratt, Daninl P. Parker, J. H. Wolcott. Secretary, P. W. Freeman.

Boston Mutual Fire Insarance Comjiany. No. 19 State Street. Directors, Lemuel Bhike, (President,) Theodore Ba- ker, John G. Davis, Charles Ewer, David Francis, Pearson H. Field, David S. Greenouffh, Nathaniel Hammond, Jonathan Preston, John Shelton, Daniel Shillaber, Theodore Washburn, Charles A. Wells. Secretary, Joseph Curtis. 22 242 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Boylston Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 412 Wash. st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Ap. & Oct. Directors, Aaron Baldwin, (President,) J. P. Cooke, B^ichards Child, Windsor Fay, Francis Jackson, Philip Marett, Josiah Stedman, J. P. Townsend, Josiah Vose, Daniel Weld, Arnold F. Welles, Moses Williams. Secretary, Joseph W. Balch.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 43 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec. Directors, Charles Bradbury, (President,) William H. Boardman, Theodore Chase, S. Hooper, Robert Hooper, jr. Henry Sinfourney, William Savage, Wil- liam Sawyer, Thomas B. Wales. Secretary, Edward P. Meriam.

Franklin Insurance Company. No. 44 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Francis Welch, (President,) Samuel L. Abbott, Frederick H. Bradley, Lemuel Crackbon, John Lamson, James Reed, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, Eliphalet Williams. Secretary, William M. Byrnes. Clerk, A. Stanley.

Firemen's Insurance Company. No. 75 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. «& July. Shares, par, $25. Directors, Thomas C. Amory, (President,) Amos Cotting, John Collamore, jr. Joshua Crane, Peter R. Dalton, William G. Eaton, Joseph Hay, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Slade, jr. Benjamin Seaver, Ignatius Sargent, Benjamin Yeaton. Secretary, S. G. Rogers, jr.

Fishing Insurance Company. Shares, par, $50. No. 20 Com'l. St. Cap. $100,000. Div. Jan. &, July. Directors, Benjamin Sewall, (President,) Benjamin Abrahams, C.Cole, jr. Benjamin Dodd, C. F. Eaton, William V. Kent, Israel Lombard, N. K. Lombard, Robert Ripley, John Snelling, William Thomas, George Thacher, Newell Withington. Sec'y, Moses Sewall. Insurance Companies in Boston. 243

Hope Insurance Company.

No. 15 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Iferectors, Nehemiah Parsons, (President,) William Davis, jr. John H. Foster, B. A. Gould, Bela Hunting, Thomas Lord, Harvey C. Mackay, William Parson?, John P. Rice, Epes Sargent, John W. Trull. Secretary, Augustus Lovett.

MnssacJniselts Fire and Marine Insurance Co. No 45 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Directors, Nathaniel G. Snelling, (President,) John C Gray, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Simon E. Greene, Henry Hatch, Abraham Howard, James Sav- age, Enoch Silsby, Benjamin M. Watson. Secretary, John Center.

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

Massachusetts Horpital Life Insurance Company. No. 50 State st. Cap. $500,000. Inc. Feb. 24, 1818. Dividend January. William Prescott, President.

Actuary, Joseph Tilden. | Secretary, Moses L. Hale. Vice-Presidents, Samuel Appleton, Peter C.Brooks, John Hooper, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Jackson, John Lowell, John Parker, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Per- kins, William Pratt, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Na- thaniel Silsbee, JohnTappan, Titus Welles. Directors, Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, J. In- gersoll Bowditch, Ebenezer Chadwick, Henry Cod- man, Patrick T. Jackson, Abbott Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas Motley, Benjamin R. Nichols, Daniel P. Parker, William Sturgis, Joseph Tilden. Receiver, George F. Flint. Clerk, Edward L. Perkins. Messenger, Albert Smith, 244 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38 State st. Cap. $500,000. Div. April & Oct Directors. Joseph Balch, (President,) Natiianiel Cur- tis, Tasker H. Swett, Henry HaJl, Elijah Loring, Dan- iel C. Bacon, William Rollins, John Williams, Abbott Lawrence, Fiancis C. Lowell, Israel Whitney, Robert Hooper, jr. John Belknap. Assistant President, Samuel Tenney. Secretary, George Homer. Clerk, Edward Stearns. Messenger, Orlando S. Pitts.

Mamifacturers Insurance Company. No. 59 State st. Cap. $300,000, Div. April & Oct. Directors, Charles W.Cartwright, (President,) Eben- ezer T. Andrews, John Bumstead, Amos Binney, Thomas P. Cushing, Ebenezer Chadwick, John Ket- tell, James Means, Jeffrey Richardson, William Shim- min, Supply C. Thwing, John Williams. Secretary, Samuel Hunt.

Mechanics Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 13 State street. Directors, Adam W. Thaxter, (President,) William Adams, Ezekiel Bates, John Boles, John Bacon, Jacob Hall, Christopher Gore, Enoch Hobart, Thomas Moul- ton, George Wm. Phillips, David Tilson, John B. Wells, James Weld. Secretary, Solomon Hovey, jr.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company.

No. 58 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. May & Nov. Directors, Nathaniel Meriam, (President,) Benjamin Bangs, P. R. Dalton, John G. Low, Samuel Fales, Jeremiah Fitch, James Johnson, George F. Williams, Elijah Loring, Edward Wigglesworth. Secretary, William B. Coffin.

JVational Insurance Company. No. 66 State st. Cap. $500,000. Div. April & Oct. Shares, par, $50. Directors, Samuel W. Swett, (President,) William Appleton, William Amory, Daniel Denny, J. W. Ed- Insurance Companies in Boston. 245

majids, Thomas Gray, John L. Gardner, William H, Gardiner, Samuel Hubbard, George Howe, Robert Hooper, jr. Daniel Kimball, George H. Kuhn, John A. Lowell, Isaac Livermore, James Means, James K. Mills, B. R. Nichols, D. L. Pickman, Francis Skinner, Willard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder, Israel Whitney, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel Frothingham. Secretary, A. H. Bean.

JVew England Marine Insurance Company. No. 36 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Dec. Directors, James Hall, (President,) William Apple- ton, Peter C. Brooks, Josiah Bradley, Andrew Cun- ningham, Ozias Goodwin, Philip Greely, jr. John Pick- ering, James Parker, J. T. Stevenson, Richard D.Tuck- er, Isaac Winslow. Secretary, John Waters. Messenger, George Gelding.

Neptune Insurance Company. No. 64 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Caleb Curtis, (President,) David Devens, Henry Edwards, Andrew T. Hall, Samuel Quincy, Gilman Stanley, Thomas C. Smith, Horace Scudder, John P. Thorndike. Secretary, Joseph H. Gardner.

Ocean Insurance Company. No. 28 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Joseph H. Adams, (President,) Benjamin Burgess, Warren Fisher, Mark Healey, John Preston, James W. Seaver, James Weld, B. D. Whitney, B. C. White. Secretary, John Preston.

Protection Insurance Company. No. 23 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, John Clark, (President,) Benjamin C.Clark, Edward D. Clark, George Callender, B. F. Copeland, William H. Delano, N. B. Gibbs, Solomon Piper, A. W.Thaxter,jr. Secretary, Samuel Wheeler. 22* 246 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Suffolk Insurance Company State, corner of Congress street. Cap. $300,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, P. W. Hayward, (President,) Samuel Aus- tin, jr. Benjamin C. Clark, John J. Dixwell, Thomas Dixon, John L. Gardner, George W. Lyman, Charles H. Mills, William Parsons, Stephen H. Perkins, Henry Wainwright, Benjamin C. White. Secretary, James H. Lunt.

Trcmont Insurance Company. Com'l. Wharf. Capital $200,000. Div. May & Nov. Directors, John G. Nazro, (President,) Amos Binney, C. J. F. Binney, Joseph Hartt, John Kettell, William Lincoln, Samuel S. Lewis, C. G. Nazro, Richard Soule, Francis G. Shaw, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, A. B. Weston, J. S. Wilder, Simon Wilkinson, Charles Wil- kins. Secretary, George Hale.

United States Insurance Com-pany, No. 52 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. Jan & July. Shares, par, $50. Directors, Robert B. Williams, (President,) Isaiah Bangs, Nathan B. Gibbs, Charles Hill, A. C.Lombard, George Moody, William Perkins, Alfred Richardson, Isaac Scholfield, jr. John Smith, Edward S. Tobey, Ezra Weston. Secretary, J^evi Ingols.

Warren Insurance Company, No. 90 State street. Capital, $100,000. Directors, John L. Dimmock, (President,) Edmund F. Bradlee, John Tyler, Samuel Wheelwright, jr. J. B. Lincoln, J. W. Blake, Benjamin T. Reed, Henry Lin- coln, Jonathan Shove, Albert Fearing, Elisha Atkins, Prentiss Hobbs, x^dolphus Davis. Secretary, Alfred Wheelwright.

Washington Insurance Company. No. 42 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct Directors, Thomas Lamb, (President,) Samuel T. Armstrong', Daniel C. Bacon, Francis Bacon, J. T. Cool- idge, Samuel Dorr, William B. Reynolds, John Skin- ner, Michael H. Simpson. Secretary, Isaac Sweetser. Other Insurance Companies in Mass. 247

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248 Commerce of Boston.

Commerce and Revenue of Boston, in 1839. FOREIGN ARRIVALS. Ships and Barks, 266; Brigs, 533; Schooners, 751:

Galliots, 2 ; Steamer, 1. Total, 1553. COASTWISE ARRIVALS.

Ships and Barks, 162 ; Brigs, 590 ; Schooners, 3247 Sloops, 252. Total, 4251. Wood and lumber coast- ers and fishing vessels not included. CLEARANCES. Ships & Barks. Brigs. Schrs. Sloops. Total. Foreign, 194 456 730 1381 Coastwise, 263 514 1855 170 2803

457 970 2585 170 4184 Imported into Boston from various ports in the U.

States, 1,607,492 bushels of Corn ; 48,624 bushels of

Rye ; 94,361 bales of Cotton ; 451,667 barrels of Flour

79,546 hhds. and tierces of Molasses ; 21,214 barrels of Tar; 25,396 barrels of Turpentine.

Revenue of Boston in 1839, . . ^3,242,168 95 Amount of bounty paid on sugar re- fined in Boston, during the year 1839, 170,174 66 Amount of bounty paid on domestic spirits exported from Boston dur- ing the year ia39, - - - 7,457 04

Manufactories incorporated in 1839. Name. Location. Mass. Cotton &l Woollen, Whitney Wool. & Cotton, New Bedford Cordage, Mass. Beach Grass Paper, Chelsea Cot. & Woollen, Linseed Oil Co. Davis Point Chemical, Amherst Silk, Cotton & Woollen, Paper & Buttons, Lenox Iron & Cotton, Naumkeag Steam Cotton, Governors of the States. 249 GOVERNORS N THE SEVERAIi STATE

Term of years.

Maine, . John P^airfield, New-Hampshire, John Page, Massachusetts, Marcus Morton, Rhode-Island, Saml. VV. King, ^ct Connecticut, Wm. W. Ellsworth, Vermont, Samuel Jenison,

New-Yorlc, . William H. Seward, 2. New-Jersey, Wm. Pennington, 1. Pennsylvania, David R. Porter, 3. Delaware, Cornelius P.Comegys, 3. Maryland, William Grason, 3. Virginia, David Campbell, 3. North-Carolina, Edward B. Dudley, 2. South-Carolina, Patrick Noble, 2.

Mississippi, . Alex. G. McNutt, 2. Georgia, C. J. Mc Donald, 2. Kentucky, C. A. Wickliffe, ^d. 4.

Tennessee, . James K. Polk, 2.

Ohio, . Wilson Shannon, 2. Louisiana, A. B. Roman, 4. Indiana, David Wallace, 3. Illinois, Thomas Carlin, 4. Alabama, Arthur P. Bagby, 2. Missouri, Lilburn W. Boggs, 4. Michigan, Wm. Woodbridge, 2. Arkansas, James S. Conway, 4. Florida Territory Richard K. Call, 3. Wisconsin do. , 3. Iowa do. Robert Lucas, 3.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. President, Joseph Lewis. Vice-President, Charles Leighton. Treasurer, Uriel Crocker. Secretary, Henry W. Dutton. Trustees, Jonas Chickering, Willard N. Fisher, Ben- jamin Beal, Theodore Washburn, John Wade, William Eaton, John G. Rogers, Enoch H. Snelling, Thomas Haviland. 250 City Statistics.

From Hon. Mr. Chapman's Inaugural Address. Since the incorporation of the City of Boston, (18 years since,) there have been established the Faneuil Hall Market, the four large establishments at South Boston, the Court House, a great proportion of the 15 Grammar Schools, all the Primary Schools and other establishments of lesser magnitude, the Fire Depart- ment, &c. The City Debt has increased during this ]8 years, from $100,000 to $1,600,000. Rents of City property about $50,000. The City has in bonds and notes $200,000, and between 5 an 6 million feet of land upon the Neck. Expense of the new building for Probate Office and Registry of Deeds, $30,000, of the Lunatic Asylum, South Boston, $3'i,000, of the Endi- cott School, Cooper street, $20,000. The annual ex- penses of the City amounts to about $425,000. About one-fifth of the taxes ($100,000) is appropriated to the 15 public schools and 91 primary schools, containing about 11000 pupils. Losses by fire in 1839, $140,000. Deaths in Boston, in 1839,-1,863.

CORRECTIONS SINCE THE REGISTER WENT TO PRESS. Page 73. Insert Ansel Phelps, jr. Counsellor, Ware, and Addison H. White, Counsellor, Williamsburg. Insert William L. Stetson, Deputy Sheriff, Chesterfield. Dele William H. Moseley, Dep- uty Sheriff, insert Ansel Wright. 80. Insert Charles K. Whitman, Notary, Nantucket. 81. Insert Walter Folger, Counsellor, Nantucket. 83. Insert Nathaniel F. Safford, Counsellor, JMilton. 94. Insert Geo. W. Warren, of Charlestown, Master in Chancery in place of A. Livermore, resigned. 98. Insert Henry Hobart, P. M. West Foxboro'. 99. Insert E;. Fullington, P. M. East Haverhill. 100. Insert James Mitchell, P. M. Nantucket. 102. Dele H. M. Wells, P. M. Windsor, insert Charles Reed. Insert L. Torrey, P. M. N.Weymouth. 195. Insert N. P. Talma dge, Senator, New York, and Daniel Sturgeon, Penn. 199. Insert H. D. Gilpin, Penn. as Attorney General, in place of Felix Grundy. 222. Insert James H. Blake, as City Marshal, Boston. Dr. HERSCHEL'S TABLE

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

This 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 COTJNTIXG-ROOM ALMANAC, 1840.

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