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MASSACHUSETTS REGISTER, mmun states crauntiar,

1843. ^K AND OTHER

VALUABLE INFORMATION.

Morton JAMES LORING, PUBLISHER.

132 Washington Street. —

SOLZPSSS tN 1843.

There will be three Eclipses this year—two of the Sun, and one of the Moon.

I. The first will be of the Sun, on Tuesday, June 27, at 2h. 30ra.

in the afternoon 5 invisible in iNew England, because the Moon's latitude will be south. At the time of the ecliptical conjunction, the Sun will be vertical or directly overhead, in latitude 37° 22' N. nearly, and longitude 37'' 30' W. from Boston, which will be west of the Sandwich Islands, in the Pacific Ocean.

II. The second will be a small Eclipse of the Moon, on Wednes-

day evening, Dec. 6, visible, and by calculation as follows :

Beginning bh. 43m. \ Middle 7h. 3(Jm. > Apparent time. End &h. 29ni. )

Quantity eclipsed about one sixth of the Moon's diameter on the southerly limb. The Moon will be vertically eclipsed to the inhab- itants of the Barbary Coast, or rather to those of Sahara, or the Great Desert, inhabited by a few wandering Arabs.

III. The third will be of the Sun, on Thursday, Dec. 21, at Oh. 24m. in the morning, consequently invisible in America, either North or South.

Correspondents are requested to forward their Communications for the Register by the first of December, or earlier if possible. INDEX.

Academy of Arts & Sciences 159 Congress, 27th 182 Academy of Music - - - 161 Consuls, American - - - 194 Amherst College - - - - J49 " Foreign, in U. S. 198 Andover Instiiution - - - 151 Convention of Cong. Min. 124 Antiquarian Society - - - 160 Congregational Char. Soc. 126 Anti-Slavery Societies - - ]69 Counsellors in Boston - - 47 Ancient & Hon. Artillery Co. 239 County Commissioners - - 21 Apportionm.of Mei:i. to Cong. 99 " Meetings of - - - 24 Array of the 206 Court, Counsel, Circuit, U.S. 187 Assessors, Boston - - 232 " Supreme Judicial - 20 Attorneys in Boston - - - 47 " S. J. Calendar of - 22 Attorneys, Circuit Court, U.S. 189 " Common Pleas - - 20 AthenfEum ------249 " C. P. Calendar of - 23 Auctioneers in Boston - - 237 " Municipal - - - - 20 Bank Commissioners - - 170 " Police 20 Banks in Boston - - - - ]70 " Probate ----- 25 Banks in - 179 Custom House Officers - - 191 Barnstable Justices, &c. - 49 Days of the Week - - - 229 Baptist (-'onvenlinn - - - 15.5 Deaths in Boston - - - - 238 Berkshire Justices, &c. - - .51 Dispensarv, Medical - - - 163 Bible Societies - - - 1.56 District Officers of U. States 198 Billings and Holden Society 161 Districts for choice of Reps. Bishops, Episcopal, Method- to Congress ----- 97 ist & II Catholic, in U. S. 12*1 Dukes County Justices, &c. 60 Blind Asylum ----- 166 Education Societies - - - 155 Board of Education - - - 9.5 Essex Justices, &.c. - - - 61 Boston Exchange Company 168 Eye and Ear Infirmary - - 164 Bristol Justices, &c. - - - 56 Earm School ----- 166 Census of Towns, Mass. 1840 17 Federal Courts 188 Charitable Societies - - - 162 Fellows of Mass. Med. Soc. 109 Chinese Treaty - - - - 228 Fire Society ------167 Churches and Ministers - 127 Fire Department, Boston - 233 Cincinnati of Massachusetts 165 Fires in Boston - - - - 239 Circuit Courts 187 Franklin Justices, &c. - - 66

City Officers of Boston - - 230 Fraternity of Churches - - 167 " of .Salem - - 100 Governors of Massachusetts 29 •' of Lowell - - 101 " of the several States 214 Colleges in Massachusetts - 146 Hampshire Justices, &c. - 71 Collectors of Customs - - 193 Hampden Justices, &c. - - 69 Colonization Society - - - 169 Handel and Haydn Society 161 Commerce of Boston - - 240 - - - 146 Commissioners of Mass. - 95 Harvard Musical Association 162 " of other States 97 Health Officers, Boston - - 231 " in Bankruptcy - 190 Historical Society - - - - 160 Constables in Boston - - 237 Howard Benevolent Society 167 1

IV INDEX.

- Hospital Corporation - - 162 Penitent Females Refuge Horiicullural tfociely - - 168 Phillips Academy - - - - 152 JfJouse of Keforiiiation, In- Phjsicians in Bost. 115,116 238 dustry and Correciidn 233 in Mass. - - - 109 - 'Humane Society - - - 167 Pilerim Society - - . 159 - Instructers in Public Schools 235 Plymouth Justices, &c. • 84 - Insurance Comps in Boston 243 Police Court in Boston - 20 - - 237 Intercourse with Foreign Na- I ol ice Officers, Boston tions 193 Postage .-.---- 107 Law Schools ----- 153 Post Offices 102 - 108 Library Associations - - 161 Population of U. States - " - - - - 159 Massachusetts 17 Literary Societies - " Lunatic Hospital, Worcester 162 Cities . . - - 208 - Boston - 233 Prison Discipline Society 166 - - - 25 iLying-in Hospital . - - - 164 I'roltale Courts - - - 94 Lyceum, Boston - - - - 161 Public Administrators Mass. Char. Meciianic Asso. 249 Kail Hoad Corporations - - 241 169 Manufactories in Mass. - - 249 Heligious Denom. in U. S. Marine Society, Boston - - 166 Representatives ot Mass. - 33 " Hospital. U. S. - - 164 Sabbath School Societies - 156 28 Masters in Chancery - - - 94 Salaries of State Officers - S. " - - 186 McLean Asylum - - - - 163 U. Medical Society of Mass, 109, 157 Savings Bank in Boston 165 - " Schools - - 153, J59 Secretaries of Department 186 " Dispensary - - - 163 Secretaries of Slate - - - 214 - - - 166 IVlercantile Library - - - 161^ j^eamen's Societies 233 Merchants Exchange - - - 168 School Committee, Boston 108 Middlesex Justices, &c. - 74 Slaves in U. States - - - Militia of Massachusetts - 118 South Cove Corporation 168 - 168 Ministers of the Gospel - - 127 State Prison - - - - 99 Missionary Societies . - - 153 State Debts - _ - - 238 - 168 State Inspectors - - 44 Municipal Court - - - - 20 Suffolk Justices, &c. Mass. 20 Musical Institute - - - - 161 Supreme Court of " Musical Education Society 162 U. States 186 236 A'antucket Justices,

JANUARY, 1843, begins on Sunday.

First Quarter, 8th day, 3h. 28m. evening. Full Moon, 16th day, 3h. 43m. morning. Last Quarter, 22d day, Sh. 18m. evening.

New Moon, 30ih day, 7h. J 8m. morning.

w| Observab le Days, &c. | r.^s. f.sea. | | 1 a. 2d iSun. in Chris. Cir. 7 31 5 2 2 Battle of Princeton, 1777. 3 3 C. C. Cam. Ply. C. P. Bos. 4 4 Gen. Elec. Mmss. 5 o7*s sou. 8h. 7m. 6 6 Epiph. Low 7 7j tides for the 8 B.lst Sun. of Ep. 9 2' season. 10 3 Stamp Act passed, 1765. 11 4 Dr. Dwiorht died 1817. 12 5 Pestalozzi born 1746. 13! 6 Y'd L sets 4h. 6. 14 7 Halley died, 1772. !l5 B. 2d Sun. after Epiph. {16 2 C. C. P. Wore. Quite !l7i 3jDr. P>ank]in born, '06. 4i high perigree. 1191 5 Ind. ack. G. 13. '83.

20! (^[ tides. 2li 7 Agens. 22, B.i3d Sun. after E. 23i 2'William Pitt died, 1806. 24! 3 Frederic the Great b. 1712, 25| 4 Conversion of St. Paul. 26! 5 Bona. esc. from Elba, '15. 27| 67*s sou. 7h. 281 7; Mid. 29; B. 4th Sun. after £p. |30j 2i tides. I3ll 3 Cold Tuesday, 1815. FEBRUARY, 1843, begins on Wednesday.

First Quarter, 7th day, 1 lb. 48m. morning. Full Moon, 14tb day, 3h. 27m. evening. Last Quarter, 21st day, 6b. 3m. morning.

f.sea. m|w| Observable Days, &c. | r.^s. | 1 4 7*ssetlh. 15m. 5 16 7 28 2 5 Pur. V. M. or Cand. 4 46 8 26 3 6# apogee. 2 9 24 4 7 Earthquake at Quito, 1796. 2 10 22 5 B. 5th Sun. after Epiph. 1 1811 2:> 6 2 Sirius sou. 9h. 30m. 6 59 54lmorn. 7 3 C. P. Boston. 58 22 8 4 Venus ris. 4h. 9m. 57 1 24 9 5 High tides. 55 2 22 10 6Q. Vic. married '40. 54 3 13 11 7 Sirius sou. 9h. 53 4 8 12B. Septuag. Sun. 51 5 11 13 2C. P. Cambridge. 50 10 25 5 56 14 3 Valentine's Day. Very 59 U 9 rises. 15 4 # perigree. 48 11 49 7 5 16 5 high 46 ev.28 8 20 17 6 Peace with En. rat. M5. 45 9 37 18 7 tides. 43 ^10 52 19 B. Sexages. Sunday. 42 27imorn. 20 2C. P. Sprinorfield. 4] 17 6 21 3S. J. C. Dedham. 39 18 1 18 22 4 Washing, b. 1732. 38 39 2 27 23 5 7*s set Oh. 30. 37 7 3 33 24 6 Low tides. 35 8 25 4 17 25 7 St. Matthew. 34 9 23 4 58 26 B. Quinff. Sunday. 32 10 8 5 53 27 2C. P.^Len. 31 10 46 6 28 3 Shrove Tuesday. 30 11 18 6 26

VENUS will be morning star till tiie Qd diiv of October, thence evening star to the end of the year. JUPITER will be morning star till the 25th of January, thence evening star till the IGth day of August, thence morning star.

1^1 ARCH, 1843, begins on APRIL, 1843, begins on Saturday.

MAY, 1843, begins or JUNE, 1843, begins on

JULY, 1843, begins on

SEPTEMBER, 1843, begins on Friday.

First Quarter, 1st day, Oli. 39m. morning. Full Moon, 8th day, 2h. 13m. evening. Last Quarter, I6tii day, 6h. 30m. evening. New Moon, 23d day, 6h. 10m. evening. First Quarter, 30th day, 9h. 28m. morning.

m1w| Observable Days, &c. | r.^s. f.sea. | [ li"s". 1 5 30 7 2 3 4 5 S.J.C.Springf. C. P. Barn.

! 6 [C. C. Len. Con. Gr'f. Nor. 7 Middling tides. 8 iNat. V. M. 9 10 13th Sunday after Trinity. 11 C. P. Taunton. 12 S. J. C. L. Lenox. S. J. C. 18 [Greenf. C. C. Worcester, 14 Moscow burnt, 1812. 15 16 New York taken, 76. 17 14th Sunday after Trinity. 18 C. P. Ne'p. and Ded. 19 Jupiter sou. 9h. 40. 20 Low tides. 2] St. Matthew. 22 Capt. Kidd exec. 1699. 23 Great blow, 1815. 24 15th Sun. after Tr. m per. 25 S.J. C.L. North. C.P.Ed, 26 C. C. Taun.&Ded. 27 High tides. 28 29 St. Mich. 30 St. Jerome. OCTOBER, 1843, begins on Sunday.

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NOVEMBER, 1843, begins on Wednesday.

Full Moon, 7th day, Oh. 39m. morning.

Last Quarter, 1 4th day, 9h. 50m. evening. New Moon, 21st day. Oh. 50m. evening. First Quarter, 28th day, 2h. 25m. evening.

m|w| Memorable Days, &c. | r.^s. |f.sea.

1^ 4| All Saints. 6 55 6 50 1' 2; 5 St. Johns taken, 1 58 3 Hohenhnden battle, 1800. 2 50 4; 7 7*s sou. Ih. 3 49 5B. 21st Sun. after Tr. O apo. 4 47 6 2 Mid. tides. 5 46 71 3 S. J. C. L. Salem. rises. 5 45 Milton died, 1674. 6 32 Spurzheim died, 1832. 7 24 St. Mar. Low 8 21 22d Sunday after Trinity. 9 21 C. P. Greenfield. 10 24 S. J. C. N. Bedf & Boston, 11 29 C. C. Edg. tides. morn. P'ort Washington ta. 1776. 38 Lord Erskine died, 1823. 1 46 Great earthquake, '55. 2 58 23d Sunday after Trinity. 4 14 C. P. North. ^ perigree. 5 31 Very hio^h tides. sets. Cecilia day. 5 10 St. Clem. 6 13 7*s rise midnight. 7 22 New York evac. 1783. 8 30 24th Sunday after Trinity. 9 37 Great fire in Boston, '76. 10 43 Jupiter sets lOh. 10. 11 44 Low tides. morn. St. Andrews. 42 DECEMBER, 1843, beg

United States Census of Mass. 17 CEjYSUS of the TOJVyS IJV M.SSS£CHUSETTS.

is the date of Incorporation. TfCr The figures in the first column of towns, show the number of Represen- The figures I'll the cohiuin of the tatives'to which each town is entitled, hy tlie amendment are Constitution. Those towns with a dash (-) before the number in the next ten entitled to one representative tliat number of years as taken by the vears. The tvvo last columns show the Census United States for 1840, and the distance from Boston SUFFOLK. line 1840 Dis. ',1683 Stow 1 1,230 24 Rep. 1840 Dis. Boxbovough -2 426 25 Boston 35 93,383 91 Newton 1 3,351 9 Chelsea 1 2,390 2 Franiingham 1 3,030 21 Total, Suffolk Co. 95,773 1700 Dracut 2,183 30 ESSEX. Weston -6 1,092 15 1630 Salem 15.082 Lexington 1 1,642 10 34 Ips\vich 3,0C0 Littleton -5 927 28 35 Newbury 3,789 Hopkinton 1 2,245 32 32 I.vnn 9,3^9 HoUiston 1 1,782 25 39 Gloucester 6,350 Stoneham -6 1,017 10 39 Rowley 1.203 Westfoid 1 1,436 28 40 Salisbury 2,736 Bedford -5 929 18 43 Wenhani 689 Wilmington -5 859 14 45 Manchester 1,355 Townseiid 1 1,892 45 45 Haverhill 4,336 Tewksbuvy -5 906 24 46 Andovtv 5,207 Act'm -7 1,121 24 49 Marblehead 5.575 Waltham 1 2,504 11 50 Topsfield 1.0.59 Shirlt-y -6 957 41 68 Amesbury 2,471 Pepperell 1 1,571 40 68 Beverly 4,689 Lincoln -4 686 16 75 Bradford 2,222 Ash by 1 1,246 50 Hoxford 9-42 -5 998 16 85 Way I and 1725 Methuen 2,251 Natick 1 1,285 17 28 Middleton 657 89 Tyngsboro' -5 870 30 57 Danvt-rs 5,020 99 Burlington -3 510 13 fi4 Xeubiiryp't. 7,161 1805 Carlisle -3 556 20 707 82 Lynnfitid 7 Brighton 1 1,425 5 818 4 93 Hamilton 7 W. Camb. 1 1,363 1.093 Saupus 12 S. Reading 1 1,517 10 1819 W.Newbur) 1,560 26 Lowell 9 20.796 24 19 Essex 1,450 42 Snmeiville 2 1.540 38 Georgetown 'lotal, Middlesex Co. 106,611 39 Rockport 2.650 HAMPSHIRE. Essex Co. Total, 94,987 1654 Northampton 2 3,750 95 MIDDLESEX. 61 Hadley 1 1,814 90 1630 Cliarlestown 11,484 70 Hatfield -5 933 95 30 Wateriown 1,810 1742 Pelham -6 956 85 30 Medford 2,478 53 Southampton -7 1,157 no 30 Cambridge 8,409 53 S.Hadle) 1,458 90 35 Concord 1,784 54 Greenwich -5 824 75 39 Sudbury 1.422 59 Amherst 1 2,550 91 42 Woburn 2,993 61 Bekhertown 1 2,554 80 .. Reading 2,193 61 Ware 1 1,890 70 49 Maiden 2,514 62 Chesterfield i 1,132 105 55 Chelmsford 1,697 68 Granby -5 971 93 55 Billerica 1,632 68„„ Wnrtbington -7 1.197 110 55 Groton 2,139 71 Williamsburg 1 1,309 100 60 Marlborough 2,101 93 Norwich -4 750 105 63 Dunstable 603 79 Cummington 1 1,237 110 74 Sherburne -6 995 72 Westhampt. -4 759 100 3 18 United Stales Census of Mass.

Inc. Rep. 1840 Dis. line. 1781 Goshen -3 55fi 105 1727 83 Middlffield 1 1,717 110 23 1807 Plainfield -5 910 110 33 9 Easthampton -4 717 90 97 14 Enfield -5 976 75 1803 22 Piesoott -4 780 81 Total, Hampshire Co. 30,897 PLYMOUTH. 1671 1620 Plymouth 5,281 71 35 Hinghain 3,554 1714 35 Scitnate 3.886 37 Duxbury 2.708 40 MaishfieSd 1,761 44 Hull 231 56 Biids;ewater 2,131 60 Middltboio' 5,085 1653 86 Rochester 3,864 67 1707 Plyn.pton 834 84 11 Pembroke 1,258 1713 12 Abington 3,214 13 26 Kingston 1,440 13 27 Hanover 1,488 15 34 Halifax 734 17 39 Wareham 2,002 IS 90 Carver 995 27 1820 Hanson 1,040 27 21 N. Bridg;e\v. 2,616 27 22- W,Bridg;evv. 1,201 28 23 E. Bridge w. 1,950 31 Total, Plymouth Co. 47,373 32 BRISTOL, 35 1639 Taunton 7,645 35 45 Rehoboth 2,169 38 64 Dartmouth 4,155 38 67 Swanzey 1,484 38 83 Freetown 1.772 40 94 Attleboroug 3,iS5 40 1711 Norton 1,545 41 12 Dighton 1,378 46 25 Easton 2,074 51 31 Raynham 1,329 53 35 Berkley 886 54 70 Mansfield 1,382 54 87 N.Bedford 12,087 62 87 "Westport 2,820 62 90 Somerset 1,005 62 1803 Fall Hiver 6,738 64 12 Fairhaven 3,951 64 12 Seekonk 1,996 65 28 Pawtucket 2,184 65 Total, Bristol Co. 60,164 65 BARNSTABLE. 66 1639 Barnstable 4,301 67 39 Sandwich 3,719 69 39 Yarmouth 2,554 71 46 Eastham 955 72 86 Falmouth 2,589 74 94 Harwich 2,930 80 1709 Truro 1,920 81 84 13 Chatham 2,334 I United States Census of Mass. 19 Inc. 20 Courts. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT. Justices. Lemuel Shaw, of Boston, Chief Justice. Samuel Sumner Wilde, of Boston, ) Charles A. Dewey, of Northamp. > Associate Just.

Samuel Hubbard, of Boston, ) Attorney General, James T. Austin, of Boston. Reporter of Decisions^ Theron Metcalf, of Boston.

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

David Cummins, of Springfield, ) Charles H. Warren, of N. Bedford, > Associate Just.

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

MUNICIPAL COURT IN BOSTON. Peter O. Thacher, Judg-e. Samuel Dunn Parker, Attorney. Thomas W. Phillips, Clerk. Henry Homer, Crier.

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

POLICE COURT IN BOSTON.

W^illiam Simmons, ) John Gray Rogers, > Justices.

James C. Merrill, ) Clerk, Thomas Power. Assistant Clerk, William Knapp.

The Police Court sits every day at 9 o'clock, a. m. and at 3 p. m. for the trial of criminal causes. The same is also a Justices Court for the trial of civil causes under 20 dollars, and is held every Wednesday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a. m. County Commissioners. 21 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. BARXSTABLK. Zenas D. Bassett, Barnstable, Chairman. Isaac Hardy, Chatham, John Newcomb, Wellfleet. Special Commissioners, Nehemiah Baker, Dennis, Free- man Dillingham, Sandwich. BERKSHIRE. Robert F. Barnard, Sheffield, Chairman. Jere. Colgrove, Adams, Theo. Hinsdale, Pittsfield. Special Cominissioners, Samuel C. Buel, Tyringham, Russell A. Gibbs, Lanesboro'. BRISTOL. Seth Whitmarsh, Seekonk, Chairman. Elkanah Briggs, Attleboro', Nathan C. Brownell, Westport. Special Commissioners, Adoniram Crane, Berkley, Cy- rus E. Clark, Fairhaven. DUKES. Timothy Daggett, Edgartown, Chairman. William Davis, Tisbury, William Mayhew, Chilmark. Special Commissioners. Daniel Fisher, Edgartown, Thomas Bradley, Tisbury. ESSEX. Charles Kimball, Ipswich, Chairman. Robert Patten, Amesbury, Wm. Whipple, Rockport.

Special Commissioners, Benjamin F. Newhall, Saugus ; John Safford, Beverly. FRANKLIN. Charles Thompson, Coleraine, Chairman. Thos. Nims, Greenfield, Joseph Stevens, Warwick. Special Commissioners, David VVells, Shelburne, Saml. Giles, New Salem. HAMPDEN. Patrick Boies, W^estfield, Chairman. Cyrus Knox, Palmer, Forbes Kyle, Chester. Special Commissioners, Uzall Rockwell, Southwick, Marquis Converse, Brimfield. HAMPSHIRE. Israel Billings, Hatfield, Chairman. Joseph Cummings, Ware, Timo. A.Phelps, Chesterf. Special Commissioners, William Clark, Northampton, James H. Clap, Belchertown. 3* 22 Supreme Judicial Courts.

MIDDLESEX. Leonard M. Parker, Shirley, Chairman. Seth Davis, Newton, Timo. Fletcher, Charlestown. Special Commissioners, Timothy Prescott, Concord, George W. Dike, Stoneham. NANTUCKET. The Selectmen of the Town, viz. Robert Joy, Chair- man.—Charles G. Coffin, Edward Field, David Thain, Charles Mitchell. NORFOLK. Samuel P. Loud, Dorchester, Chairman. Seth Mann, Randolph, Joseph Hawes, Walpole. Special Commissioners, Nathan Jones, Medway, Ben- jamin P. Williams, Roxb'y. PLYMOUTH. Isaac Alden, East Bridge water. Chairman. John B. Turner, Scituate, Thos. Savery, Wareham. Special Commissioners, Jonathan Parker, Plympton, Jesse Perkins, North Bridgewater. WORCESTER. William Crawford, Oakham, Chairman. David Davenport, Mendon, CharlesThurber, Grafton. Special Commissioiiers, Stephen Davis, Oxford, Jerome Gardner, Harvard.

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, Barnstable 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. Essex. Salem, on the 6th Tues next after the 4th Tues in September. Courts of Common Pleas. 23

>'ISI 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 '^d 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 oY 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 Mon in August, and 2d Mon in November. Hampden. Springfield, od Mon in June, 2d Mon in October, and 3d Mon in Februory. Hampshire. Northampton, 4th Mon in March, 3d Mon in August, and 3d Mon in November. Middlesex. Concord, 2d Mon in March, and 2d Mon in June. Lowell, 2d Mon in September, and 3d Mon in October. Cambridge, 2d Mon in February, and 2d Mon in December. JVantucket. Nantucket, 1st Mon in June, and 1st Mon in October. JVorfolk. Dedham, 4th Mon in April, 3d Mon in September, and 3d Mon in December. Plymouth. Plymouth, 2d Mon in April, 3d Mon in August, and 1st Mon in December. Suffolk. Boston, 1st Tues in January, April, July, and October. Worcester. Worcester, 1st Mon in March, 3d Mon in June, Mon next after the 4th Mon in August, and 1st Mon of December. Criminal court, 3d Mon of January, last Mon of May, and 4th Mon of September.

Meetings of the County Commissioners. Barnstable. Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of April, and on the 2d Tues of October. Berkshire. Lenox, on the 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 the 2d Tues of October. On the 4th Tues of December, at Salem, Newburyport, or Ipswich, as determined by the Court at the term next preceding. Franklin. Greenfield, on the 1st Tues in March, on the 1st Tues in September, and on the 2d Tues of June and December. Hampshire. Northampton, on the 1st Tues in Sep- 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. Cambridge, on the 1st Tues of January, and at Concord, on the Jst Tues of June, and the 1st Tues of September. JVantucket. Nantucket, 3d Mon of April and 2d Men of October. JVbrfolk. 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 the 1st Tues in August, 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 Probate Courts. BARNSTABLE. At the Probate Office in Barnstable, on the 2d Tues of January, March, September and December, and on the 3d Tues of May and June, x^t Sandwich, at the house of Elisha Pope, 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 Simeon Higgins, on the Wed next after the 3d Mon of April, and on the Wed next after the last Mon of October. At Wellfleet, at the house of Joshua Y. Pierce, on the Thurs next after the last Mon of Oc- tober. At Truro, at the house of John Kenny, on the Thurs next after the 3d Mon of April. At Province- town, at the house of Thomas Lothrop, on Friday next after the 3d Mon of x\pril, and on the Friday next after the last Mon of October. BERKSHIRE. At the Probate Office in Lenox, on the 1st Tues in each month, except September, in which month the Court will be holden on the 1st Tues after the 1st Wed. At Major Griswold's in Great Barrington, on the 2d 26 Probate Courts in Massachusetts.

Tues in February, May, Auorust 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 1st Friday next after the 1st Tues of June, and on the Friday next after the 1st Tues of August. At New Bedford, on the 1st Tues of February, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Freetown, on the 1st Tues of January. At Rehoboth, 1st Tues of April. At Dig-hton on the 1st Fri next after 1st Tues of April and Oct. At Norton, on the 1st Tues of July. At Westport, on the 1st Tues of August. At Seekonk, on the 1st Tues of Sept. At Fall River, on the 1st Tues of Oct. and at Attleboro' on the 1st Tues of May. DUKES. At the house of Mr. Obed Nickerson, in Tisbury, (West,) on the 3d Mon of January. At the house of Wm. A. Robinson, 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 Februarv, 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. MIDDLESEX. 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 October. At Groton, on the 1st Tues of May and November. At Lowell, on the 1st Tues of June and December. At Woburn, on the 4th Tues of April. NANTUCKET. At Nantucket, on the firstThursday 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 East Bridgewater, on the 1st Tues of April, July and October. At Middleborough, on the last Tues' of May, and the 1st Tues of August and 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 August to Decern, inclusive. 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- burg, 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 Oct. At Mendon, on the 4th Tues in May. At Uxbridge, on the 4th Tues in Oct.

Salaries of sundry Officers in Massachusetts Government. Gorernor, Jg3666,67 Lieutenant-Governor, ..... 533,33 Chief Justice of the S.J. Court, ... 3500,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 3000,00 Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, 2100,00 Associate Justices of do. ... 1800,00 Judgeof Municipal Court, ^1250 by State, jg750 by City. Justices in Police Court, .... ]500,00 Attorney- General, ..... 1200,00 Reporter of Decisions, - . . . . jooo 00 Secretary of the Commonwealth, - • . 2000,00 1st Clerk in Secretary's, 1 reasurer's, and Adju- tant General's Offices, .... 1200,00 Treasurer and Receiver General, ... 2000,00 Adjutant-General, ...... 1500,00 Reporterof Decisions in S.J. Court, . - 1000,00 Attorney for Suffolk Co. .... - 1800,00 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 jg6 a day.

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

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

Governors of Plymouth, chosen annvaUy by the People. ir.20 John Carver 1644 Edward Winslow 1621 William Bradford 1645 William Bradford 1(533 Kdward W inslow 1657 Thomas Prince 1034 Tliomas Prince 1673 Josias Winslow ie)35 William Bradford 1681 Thos. Hinckley, wAo 1036 Edward Winslow held his place, except during 1637 William Bradford the interrvptiun by JUndros, 1638 Thomas Prince till the junction icith Massa- 1639 William Bradford chusetts in 1692.

Governors of Massachusetts under the First Charter, cho- sen annually by the People.* 1630 JohnWinthrop 1646 1634 1649 John Endicott 1635 John Haynes 1650 Thomas Dudley 1636 Henry Vane 1651 John Endicott 1637 John Winthrop 1654 Rich. Bellingham 1640 Thomas Dudley 1655 John Endicott 1641 Rich. Bellingham 1665 Kich. Bellingham 1642 John Winthrop 1673 1644 John Endicolt 1679 1645 Thomas Dudley

Jifter the dissolution of the First Charter.

1686 Joseph Dudley, Pres. I by the People, and Simon 1687 Sir , Bradstreet elected President | Governor. who, in 1691, jcas chosen

1689 Sir Edmund deposed \ Governor.

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

Governors of Massachusetts under the Second Charter^ appointed by the King.

Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1692 Sir William Phips 1092 William Stoughton, 1699—1700 Earl of Bello- to 1702 mont 1702 Thomas Povey 1702 May. The Council. Joseph Dudley 1715 1714 Feh. The Council. March. Jos. Dudley William 1716 Samuel Shute 1723 Dummer 1728 William Burnet 1729 Tailer 1730 1730 William 1733 1740 William Shirley 1756 Phips 1753 William Shirley Spencer 1757 Jipril. The Council. Thomas Pownal 1758 Thos. Hutchinson^ 1760 Francis Bernard to 1770 1770 Thos. Hutchinson 1770 1774 Thomas Gage 1774 Tliomas Oliver

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

Under the Keio Constitution, chosen annually by the People. Governors. Lieutenant Governors. 1780 John Hancock, to 1785 1780 Thos.Cushing, toFeb.28,1788 1785 James Bowdoin, 1787 1788 , 1789 1787 John Hancock, Oct.8, 1793 1789 Smnuel Adams, 1794 1794 , 1797 n9A , May 20, 1800 1797 Inci'ease SumneryJune7. 1799 1801 Samuel Phillips, Feb.10,1802 1800 Caleb Stiong^, 1807 1802 Edward H. Robbins 1807 1807 James Sullivan. Dec. 10, 1808 1807 Levi Lincoln, 1809 1809 1810 1809 David Cobb, 1810 1810 Elbridge Geny, 1812 1810 William Gray, 1812 1812 Caleb Strong, 1816 1812 William Phillips 1823 1816 John Brooks, 1823 1823 Levi Lincoln, Feb. 1824 1823 , Feb. 6,1825 1824 Mnrctts Morton, July 1825 1825 Levi Lincoln, 1834 1826 Thomas L.Winthrop 1832 1834 John Davis, 183n 833 Samuel T. Armstrong, 1836 1836 Edwaid Everett 1840 1836 George Hull, 1843 1840 , 1841 1841 John Davis, 1843

yoftf.—Those Lieutenant Governors whose namesarein italics, acted as Governors pro tern. Civil Officers of Massachusetts. 31

Chief Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court WiUiam Gushing, 1781 to 1789. Theophiliis Parsons, 1806 to 1813. Nathaniel P. Sargent, 1790 to Samuel Sevvall, 1814. Isaac Parker, 1814 to 1830. Francis Dana, 1791 to 1806, Lemuel Shaw, J830. Attorney Generals.

Robert T. Paine, 1780 to 1790. I , 1810 to 1832, James Sullivan, 1790 to J807. James T. Austin, 1832. , 1807 to 1810. I 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. Bigelow, 1836. Benjamin Romans, 1810 to 1812. Treasurers of the State. Henry Gardner, 1780 to 1783. Jona. L. Austin, 1811 to 1812. Thomas Ivers, 1783 to 1787. John T. Apthorp, 1812 to 1817. Alexander Hodgdon, 1787 to 1792. Daniel Sargent, 1817 to 1822. Thomas Davis, 1792 to 1797. Nahum Rlitchel, 1822 to 1827, Peleg Coffin, 1797 to 1802. Joseph Sewali, 1827 to 1832. Jonathan Jackson, 1802 to 1806. Hezekiah Barnard, 1832 to 1837. ThompsonJ.Skinner,1806tol808. David Wilder, 1837 to '42. Josiah Dwight, 1808 to 1810. Thomas Russell, '42. Thomas Harris, 1810 to 1811. Presidents of the Senate. Thomas Cashing, 1780. Sherman Leland, 1898 to 1829. Jeremiah Powell, 1780 to 1781. Samuel Lothrop, 1829 to 1831. Samuel Adams, 1781 to 1785, and I.everelt Saltonstall, 1831 to 1832. 1787 to 17S8. William Thorndike, 1832 to 1833. S.Phillips, '85 to '87, & '88 to 1801 Benj. T. Pickman, 1833 to 1835. David Cobb, 1801 to 1805. George Bliss, 1835 to 1836. H. G. Otis, 1805 to'6, & 1808 to'll. , 1836 to 1838. John Bacon, 1806 to 1807. Mvron Lawrence, 1838 to 1840. Saml.Dana,1807 to'08,& '11 to 13. Daniel P. King, 1840 to '42. John Phillips, 1813 to 1823. Josiah Quincy, jr. 1842 to '43. , 1823 to 1826. Phineas W. Leland, '43. John Mills, 1826 to 1828. Fred. Robinson, '43. Speakers of the House. Caleb Davis, 1780 to 1782. Eleazer W. Ripley, winter sess. Nathaniel Gorham, 1782 to 1783, of 1812. and 1785 to 1786. Elijah H. Mills, 1820 to 1821. Tristram Dalton, 1783 to 1784. Josiah auincy, 1821 to 1822. Samuel A. Otis, 1784 to 1785. Luther Lawrence, winter sess. , 1786 to 1787. of 1822. James Warren, 1787 to 1788. Levi Lincoln, 1822 to 1823. , 1788 to 1789. William C. Jarvis, 1823 to 1895, David Cobb, 1789 to 1793. and 1826 to 1828. E. H. Bobbins, 1793 to 1802. , 1825 to 1820 John C. Jones, 1802 to 1803. Wm. B. Calhoun, 1828 to 183:*. H. G. Otis, 1803 to 1805. , 1835 to 1838. Timothy Bigelow, 1805 to 1806, Robert C. Winthrop, 1838 to 1841. 1808 to 1810, and 1812 to 1820. , 1841 to '42. P.Morton, 1806 to '08, & '10 to'll. Thomas Kinnicutt, 1842 to '43. Joieph Story, 1811 to 1812. Daniel P. King, 1843. Civil Government of Massachusetts For the Political Year, commencing January, 1843.

His Excellency Governor. His Honor Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL.

Secretary of the Commonwealth, John P. Bigelow. Chief Clerk, Wm. Tufts. 2d Clerk, Chas. W. Lovett. Treasurer and Receiver General of the Commonwealth, Thomas Russell. Joseph Foster, 1st Clerk. David Wilder, jr. 2d Clerk. Offices in State House. *

SENATE. 40. Frederick Robinson, President.

Suffolk. Josiah Quincy, jr. Jeffrey Richardson, Frai cis C. Gray, Samuel A. Eliot, Nathaniel Hammond. Essex. Benjamin F. Brown, George Hood, Geor Savory, Asa Pingree, Stephen Ilsley. Middlesex. James Fuller, Thomas J. Green wooc Francis R. Gourgas, Frederick Robinson, Jonathan Hartwell, Josiah G. Abbott. Worcester. John Spurr, Isaac Davis, Benjamin Esta- brook, Nathaniel Wood, Ariel Bragg. Hampshire. , Samuel Williston. Franklin. Joseph Griswold, Samuel Giles. Hampden. Asa Lincoln, Reuben Champion. Berkshire. Thomas F. Plunkett, Ira Curtis. JVorfolk. Artemas Brown, Isaac H. Wright, Apple- ton Howe. Plymouth. Edward P. Little, Eliab Ward. Representatives for 1843. 33

His Excellency MARCUS MORTON, ll. d., Governor. His Honor Henry H. Childs, Lieutenant- Governor. COUNCIL. Joshua Colby, Amesbury. Benj. F. Hallett, Boston Henry Crocker, Barnsta. Charles Howard. Springf. Benj.V. French, Braintree Jedediah Marcy, Southbr. Rodney French, N. Bedf. Cha's.Thompson,Charlest. Samuel Gates, Richmond Secretary of the Commonwealth, John A. Bolles. Treasurer ^ Receiver- General,

JVoie. — Dele E. P. Little, Senator, from Plymouth County, and insert Jesse Perkins. SUFFOLK.

Boston Charles F. Adams, ter, James Means, Hugh George T.Bigelow, James Montgomery, John G. Pal- Blake, Luther Blodget, frey, Ezra Palmer, Julius Edward Brooks, William A. Palmer, John C. Park, Dillaway, Edm. Dwight, William W. Parrot, Sam- W. B. Fowle, Daniel L. uel Pettes, Jonathan Pres- Gibbens, John C. Gray, ton, J. Thomas Stevenson, Samuel Greele, H. B. C. Jonathan Thaxter, Thom- Greene, S. F. Holbrook, as Tolman, SamuelWales, Samuel G. Howe, Willis jr. Alfred A. Wellington, Howes, Benson Leavitt, Joel Wheeler, James S. Ezra Lincoln, Abraham Wiggin T. Lowe, James McAllis- Chelsea Hosea Ilsley BARNSTABLE. Barnstable Josiah Hinck- Harwich Loring Moody ley, Job Handy Orleans Seth Higgins Brewster Solomon Free- Provincetown S. A. Paine man Sandwich Chatham Ephraim Taylor Truro John Kenney, jr. Dennis Alexander Howes Wellfteet Isaac Paine Eastham B. H. A. Collins Yarmouth Joseph Hale Falmovih Ebenezer Nye 4* 34 Representatives for 1843. BERKSHIRE,

Adams William Jenks, JV. Marlborough James Edmund Badger Hyde Alford Ezra C. Ticknor Otis Lyman J. Strickland Berket Isaac S. Wads- Peru worth Piltsjield E. H. Kellogg, Cheshire Warner Farnum (j. Chamberlain Clarksburg Richmond Eli Richmond Dalion Grove W. Branch Sandisfield Henry Abbey Egremonl Philo Joyner Savoy John B. Cud worth Florida Israel Whitcomb Sheffield H. Mclntire Gt. Barrington Ed. P. Siockbridge MarshallWar- Wood worth ner Hancock Tyrin^ham JohnW.Sweet Hinsdale Dani-^'l Eames ffashington Elisha A. Laneshorough JohnYoung- Wells Ltce Isaac Ball W. Stockbridge Sylvester Lenax Spencer Mt. Washington IfiUiamstown Wm.Torrey JVew Ashford Windsor Clark Prince BRISTOL. Attleborough Daniel Wil- Colby, Ephraim Kempton, marth, Calvin Richards Benjamin S. Rotch, Calvin Berkley Nathl.Townsend Staples, Henry Taber Dartmouth Wanton How- Norton John Crane land, Thomas K.Wilbur Pawtucket Wellington Dighton Joseph Pitts Kent Easton Lewis Williams Raynham Abisha Lincoln Fairhaven Jones Robin- Rehoboth Giles Luther son, E. G. Morton Seekonk Seth Whitmarsh Fall River Jonathan Slade, Somerset Dan. Wil hour, jr. W. A. Waite, W.V.Read Swanzey Steph.BufRngton Freetown Joseph B. Wea- Taunton Allen Presbury, ver Stephen L. White, Wil- Mansfield Elijah Hodges liam Haskins New Bedford H. G. O. Westport Gamaliel Church DUKES. Chilmark Herman Vincent Tisbury Alfred Norton £dgartown Representatives for 1843. 35 ESSEX. Ameshury Philip Osgrood Marhlehead B. Lindsey, Andover E. H. Ramsdell Beverly Mtthuen Boxford Benj. Peabody Middleton Bradford JVewbury Danvers Daniel P. King, JVewbur'yport J. M.Cooper, Samuel Preston Edward Toppan, jr. Na- Essex John Prince thaniel Foster Georgetown Ira Stickney Rockpori Thomas O. Mar- Gloucester Simeon Burn- shall ham, Elbridge Day, Rowley Luther Moody Henry Saunders Salem John Chapman, Hamilton George Wheatland, N.B. Haverhill Mansfield, C. A.Andrews, Ipswich Israel Ward, jr. B. P. Lynn Samuel Brimble- Chamberlain com, Cyrus Houghton, Salisbury Aaron Morrill Caleb M. Long, James M. Saugus B. F. Newhall Buckman Tops/ield Cyrus Cum- Lynnjield Joshua Hewes min gs Manchester Eben. Tap- Wenham Joseph Cook pan, jr. West JVewbury FRANKLIN Ashfeld Leyden Bernardston Henry W. Monroe Thomas Himes Cushman Montague Martin H. Clapp Buckland Ira Arms JVeiv Salem Abner Smith Charlemont Steph. Bates JVorthfield Saml. C. Allen Coleraine Amos Stewart Orange S. Howard Conway Rowe S. H. Reed Deerjitid Shelburne J. P. Kellogg Erving Calvin Priest, jr. Shulesbury A. Haskins Gill Dorus Bascomb Sunderland Horace W. Greenfield Lucius Nims Taft Hawley George Lathrop Warwick W. E. Russell Heath Ephraim Hastings Wendell Moses Stone Leverett Ransom Adams Whatdey 36 Representatives for 1843. HAMP DEN. Blandford E. Ely Palmer Abel Calkins Brimfield Augus. Wheeler Russell Daniel Fry Chester Nored Elder Southwick E. Booth Granm^/e William C.Dun- Springfield ham Tolland Aurelius Fowler Holland fVales James Foskett Lon^meadow EthanTaylor Westfield N. T. Leonard, Ludlow Dennis Knowlton Dennis Hedge Monson William Puffer West Springfield Aaron Monts'omery Charles C. Bagg, Lucian M. Ufford Wilbraham John Carpenter HAMPSHIRE. Amherst Ezra Ingram Ingham Belchertotvn JVorthampton Benjamin Chesterfield Barrett, Milo J. Smith Cummington Royal L. JVorwich Packard Pelham James Thurston Easthampton E. W. Han- Plainfield num- Prescott Barry W. Aldrich Enfield Ephraim Richards South Hadley Simon Nash Goshen Benjamin White Southampton Granhy Eli Moody Ware H. Goodrich Greenwich Ira Haskell Westhampton Hadley Samuel Nash Williamsburg Hatfield Joseph Smith Worthington Ames Burr Middlefield Alexander MIDDLESEX Acton Phineas Harrington win, William Sawyer,John Ashhy Asa Walkerjr. Sanborn, Seth J. Thomas Bedford John P. Read Chelmsford Paul Kit- Billerica John Eames tredge Boxhorough Jasper Stone Concord Anthony Wright Brighton Henry H. Larn- Dracut Fisher A. Hildreth ard Dunstable Henry Park- Burlington Abner Shedd hurst Cambridge Sidney Wil- Framingham Adam Hem- lard, James D. Greene, enway SylvanusPlympton Groton George S. Bout- Carlisle Thomas Greene well Charlestown Joshua Bald- Holliston Alden Leland Representatives for 1843. 37

Hopkinton Marshall Whit- Somei-ville Caleb VV. Le- ney land Lexington Benj. Muzzy aS. Reading Jacob Tufts Lincoln Stoneham S. J. Bryant Littleton Stoiv Winthrop Robinson Lowell James T. Hardy, Sudbury James Moore Abraham Howe, Roswell Tewkshury Caleb Livings- Douglas, Daniel S. Rich- ton ardson, Henry Smith, Townsend Henry Sceva James Tower, Jonathan Tungsborough Tyler, Samuel Lawrence JValiham John M. Peck Maiden Benjamin G. Hill Watertown Jesse Wheeler Marlborough Abel Rice fVayland Wm. C. Grout Medjord Alex. Greg^ Jf'e'st Cambridge James J^atick John Travis Russell JVewton fVestford Wm. Chandler Peppertll John P. Tarbell IVeston S. H.F. Bingham Reading JVilmington JamesGowing Sherburne Woburn INathaniel A. Shirley Augus. G. Parker Richardson NANTUCKET. JVantucket David Barker, Dennis, George G.Folger Obed Barney, Hiram B. NORFOLK. Bellingham Jeremiah Medway Joel Hunt Crooks Milton Charles Breck Brainhee Alvah Morrison JVeedham George Smith Brookline Thomas Ken- Quincy John Gregory dall Randolph Erastus Wales Canton John Endicott Roxbury Samuel H. Wal- Cohasset Martin Lincoln ley, jr. Joseph VV. Tucker, Dedham Merrill D. Ellis Samuel Jackson Dorchester Nathl. Ford, Sharon Erastus Richards Samuel P. Loud Stoughton Enos Talbott Dover Jf'alpole Oliver W. Allen Foxborough Francis Dane ^Vtymouth Lemuel Torrey, Franklin Saul B. Scott Charles Pratt Medjield Johnson Mason Wrentham S. Warner, jr. Representatives for 1843. PLYMOUTH. Jlhin^ton Robinson, William Shurt- Bridgeioater Ebenezer lefF,2d. Gay jY. Bridgewater Benjamin Carver John S a vary Kingman Duxhury Pembroke Charles Hitch- East Bridgewater cock Halifax Ephraim B. Plymouth Thomas B.Sher- Thompson man, Benjamin Bagnall Hanover Owen Josselyn Plympton Lewis Bradfordl Hanson Barak Osborn Rochester Silas B. Allen, Hingham James S.Lewis Loring Meigs Hull Moses B. Tower Scituate Ebenezer T, Kingston Uriah Bartlett Fogg, Thomas Vina! Marshjidd Edward P. Wareham S. C. Burgessi Little West Bridgewater John>

Middleborough Morrill Richards > WORCESTER, Jlshhurnham Charles Bar- Leominster Leonard Bur- rett rage Athol Theodore Jones Lunenburg Sewall Bout- Auburn Hervey Bancroft well Barre James Holland Mendon Thomas Tail Berlin Milford Elmer Cobb Bolton Noah Warner Millbury Thomas H. Boylston John T. Cotton Wetherbee Brookfield Francis Howe JVew Braintree Hollis Charlton W. B. Boomer Tidd Dana JVorthborough Cyrus Gale Douglas Moses Balcom JVorthbridge Moses Dyer Dudley JV. Brookfield Fitchburg Oakham H.P.Wakefield Gard?ier Joseph Wright Oxford Israel Sibley Grajlon Otis Converse Paxton Gaius Conan't Hardwick Stephen W. Petersham Seth Hapgood Paige Phillipston Jason Gould- Harvard Ellis Harlow ing Holden William Flagg Princeton Eben. Parker Hubbardston Sylvanus Royalston H. W. Albee Dunton Rutland Lancaster J. M.Washburn Shrewsbury Leicester John Sargent Southborough Dexter Fay Representives for 1843. 39

jS'ou<^6n(/^e Luther Travis Webster Joseph Ireson Spencer Jabez Green fVestborough NsithsLnielE. Sterling Manasseh Fisher Houghton Tf'est Boylston Samuel Sturhridge B. D. Hyde Brown Sutton Zelek Darling Jf'estminsterEdw3irdBa.con TempUton Charles T. /f'inc/iftn«^o/7. Henry Green- Fisher wood Upton William Legg Worcester Thomas Kinni- Uxbridge Chandler Taft cutt, Nathaniel Brooks, Warren D. A. Hathaway Fitzroy Willard

Benjamin Stevens, Sergeant-at-Jlrms 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 Murphy, Alexis Pool, Door- keepers to House of Representatives.

U.NiTED States Treasury Notes Odtstaivding, Jan. 1, 1843.

Amount outstanding of the issues prior to the act of the 31st Jan. 1842, viz. As per the records of this office, $3,762,289 88 Deduct amount in the hands of the account- ing officers, 27,475 3,734,814 88 Notes issued under the act of 31st Jan. 1842, 7,914,644 83 Redeemed of this issue, 2,954,621 38 4,960,023 45 Notes issued under the act of 31st August, 1842, viz. Amount issued, $2,408,554 89 Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the ac- counting officers, 6,114 33 2,402,440 56

$11,097,278 89 40 Massachusetts Treasury.

Treasury of Massachusetts, Dec. 31, 1842.

The total amount of ordinary receipts was $490,845, 22. Ordinary expenditures, $351,550 87. The excess of ordinary revenue over ordinary expenditures has been $64,248 10, and the balance in the Treasury on the 31st of December, 1842, was $41,652 69. Of the State Scrip to the amount of $294,137, which fell due during the year 1842, the redemption of which was provided for in the act of March 3d, 1842, there has been paid from the ordinary funds of the Treasury the sum of $94,137, and the further sum of $25,807 92, received under the provisions of the Act of March 3d, 1842, " relating to monies which may be distributed from the proceeds of the Public Lands," has been applied to the redemption of said scrip, leaving a bal-

ance of $174,192 08 ; all of which h;is been redeemed by new scrip, payable in one, two, three and four years, except the sum of $7,649, which has not been presented for payment. Of the temporary loan of $250,000 authorized by the resolve of Jan. 28, 1842, the Treasurer has had only oc- casion to avail himself by borrowing, in the months of February and March, the sum of $100,000; all of which was paid in April.

louNT o¥ Senate and Representatives' Rolls FROM 1832 TO 1842.

Years. Days. PILOTAGE IN BOSTON HARBOR. 41

Rate offees of pilotage to be charged on all vessels out- ivard bound.

From Nov. 1st to May 1st. 7 feet at per foot, 90 cts. 8 42 Justices throughout the State.

JUSTICES throughout the Commonwealth, arranged according to the dates of their Commissions. Artemas Ward, Boston Bezaleel Taft, Oxbridge Benj. Pickman, Boston Jonathan Phillips, Boston Harrison G. Otis, Boston George Hull, Sandisfield William Prescott, Boston James Savage, Boston John Davis, Boston Jos. E. Sprague, Salem , Cambridge Nathan Brooks, Concord Charles Jackson, Boston H. A. S.Dearborn, lioxbury N. Mitchell, Boston , Boston Samuel S. VVilde, Boston Lemuel Shaw, Boston Samuel Putnam, Boston Jos. Kittredge, Andover John Welles, Boston John Locke, Lowell Peter C. Brooks, Boston , Pittsfield Samuel Crocker, Taunton Luke Fiske, Waltham John Pickering, Boston Patrick Boise, Westfield Saml.P.P.Fay, Cambridge Elijah Swift, Falmouth Silas Holman, Bolton Jos. Bowman, N.Braintree Richard Sullivan, Boston John C. Gray, Boston B.W.Crowninshield, do. Howard Lothrop, Easton Thos. Greenleaf, Quincy Wm. Ferson, Gloucester Josiah Quincy, Cambridge John Q. xAdams, Quincy Joseph Locke, Lowell James T. Austin, Boston ,Leominster S. T. Armstrong, Boston Levi Lincoln, Worcester John R. Adan, Boston Ebenezer Fisher, Dedham , Boston Wm. P. Walker, Lenox David Mack, jr. Amherst David Cummins, Springfi. Jas. Richardson, Dedham Marcus Morton, Taunton Asa W. Wildes, Newbu- Nathan Willis, Pittsfield ryport Nath'i Silsbee, Salem David Wilder, Leominster James Fowler, Westfield Jona. Hartwell, Montague Stephen Barker, Andover Ch. J. Holmes, Taunton Hez. Barnard, Nantucket John Davis, W^orcester Edm.Cushing, Lunenburg Benj. Russell, Boston Jacob Hall, Boston Nat"hl.Austin,Charlestown John Merrill, Newburyport Benj. Rodman, N. Bedford John Endicott. Dedham Zenas Crane, Dalton , E.Bridgew. WarrenLovering,Medway Ezra Mudfife, Boston Edw. F. .Facobs, Scituate Mark Doolittle, Belchert. LeverettSaltonstall, Salem John Mason, Swanzey Jno. M. Williams, Taunton Justices ihrouorhout the State. 43

Solomon Strong, Leomin- Joseph Grinnell, N. Bedf. ster Robt. C. Winthrop, Boston George Bliss, Spring-field MyronLawrence,Belchert. Julius Rockwell, Pittsfield , Boston Wm. B. Calhoun, Springfi. Wm. Porter, jr. Lee Peter O. Thacher, Boston John H. Clifford, N. Bedf. Sherman Leland,Roxbury Jas. H. Duncan, Haverhill Sidney Willard, Camb. Daniel P. King, Danvers Saml. Mixter. N. Braintree Edmund Parker, Reading John Howard, Springfield Simon Greenleaf, Camb. William Minot, Boston Nathl. M. Davis, Plymouth Caleb Foote, Salem Ephraim Hastings, Heath Henry Shaw, Lanesboro' Josiah Adams, Framingh. David Joy, Nantucket Saml. P. Loud, Dorchester Edw. VValcott, Pawtucket George Ashmun, Springfi. Ch. A. Dewey, Northamp. Horace Mann, Boston Saml. 1). Parker, Boston Josiah Quincy, jr. Boston Asahel Huntington, Salem Thos. Kinnicutt, Worces. Pliny Merrick, Worcester George Morey, Boston Daniel Wells, Greenfield Lemuel May, Attleboro' Chas. H.Warren, N.Bedf. Ed W.A.Newton, Pittsfield Francis C. Gray, Boston Robt. S. Daniels, Danvers Chas. Hudson, Westmins. Thad. Spaulding, S.Read. Leavitt Thaxter, Edgart'n , Boston Isaac C. Bates, Northamp. Samuel Hubbard, Boston David A. Simmons, Roxb. Alfred D.Foster, Worces.

Sheriff of Suffolk County, Joseph Eveleth, of Boston. House 2 Chardon Court. Office No. 21 New Court House.

Deputi/ Sheriffs, Watson Freeman, Silas P. Tarbell, Daniel J. Coburn, Jabez Pratt.

Coroners, Ebenezer Shute, Mace Smith, Jabez Pratt,

William Andrews, of Boston ; David Floyd, Joseph S towers, of Chelsea.

Deputy Jailer^ Nathaniel Cooledge.

Prover of Fire Arms, Joel Richardson. 44 Justices of the Peace in Suffolk. SUFFOLK Judge, of Probate, VVillard Phillips, Boston. Register of Probate, Horatio M. Wiliisy do. Register of Deeds, Henry Alline, do. County Jlttorney, Samuel Dunn Parker, do. County Treasurer, Richard D. Harris, do.

Clerks of S J. Court and Court of Common Fleas. George C. Wilde, and , of Boston.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum in Boston. Thos. H. Perkins Octavius Pickering Francis O. Watts Joseph Hall Thns. A. Dexter Isaac Waters Alden Bradford William Parker Saml A Eliot Wm. Stevenson Wm. C. Aylvvin John Williams Benj. Gorham Benj. Rand Wm. W Parrott Joseph Tilden Francis Bassett Ahbott Lawrence Saml. H. Walley Chas. G. Loring George Bancroft Saml. J. Prescott John G. Rogers Thomas Tolman Stephen (Rodman Franklin Dexter Thomas Power John Knapp Bradford Sumner Joseph Willard Timothy Williams Charles Wells Sidney Bartlett Wm. D. Sohier Ninian C. Betton Wm. Sturgis John T. Apthorp Wm J. Hubbard Nathl. Greene Edmund Dwight Richard Fletcher Jonathan Chapman Andrew Ritchie Charles P. Curtis Robert Hooper, jr. Benj. Guild Henry H Fuller Saml. K. Williams " -- - David Sears Saml.. F._ M'Cleary Abel Cushing Wm. Simmons Theodore Lyman Willard Phillips Augustus Peabody Nathan Hale Theophilus Parsons Francis J. Oliver Peleg Sprague Abraham A. Dame Thos. W. Phillips John P. Bigelow Martin Brimmer James C. Merrill

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Alden Bradford, Saml. Austin, J. P. Bigelow, Wm. Tufts.

Justices of the Peace in Boston. Henry Cabot Josiah P. Cooke James Hall Jlichard D. Harris Abrah. W. Fuller Joseph Lovering George Burroughs Henry Sargent Joseph W. Revere Edw. Tuckerman Saml. D. Ward Samuel Swett James Phillips Saml. B. Barrell George Gay Charles Bradbury David S. TownsendWm. P. Mason IMathl. P. Russell John C. Warren Horatio M. Willis Henry Codman James Jackson Charles Hayward fhineas Blair George W. Coffin Nathl. G. Snelling Justices of the Peace in Suffolk. 45

Ebenezer Francis John F. Loring Aaron Baldwin Samuel Frothing- Win. Foster Otis Charles F. Adams ham Ldw. G Loring George M. Mason Isaac Winslow Justin Field Thomas K. Davis George E. Head John A. l^ovvell Richard Robins Benj. Rich Jas. F. Baldwin Sain.H.VValley,jr. Francis Welch Joseph Sewall John P Thorndike Samuel May Benj. Lynde Oliver Charles Atwood Daniel Messinger Robt. Treat Paine Charles Hood J»>hn Tappan Nathl.LBowdirch Aumlius D. Parker George Ticknor Franklin H. Story James K. Mills Eliphalet Williams Daniel P. Parker Franklin Haven Saml. P. Gardner Moses L. Hale Wm Brighana Edward Cruft George W. Otis Lemuel Blake Edward Brooks Ward Jackson Samuel S. Lewis Thomas J. Eckley Tho.mpson Miller Artemas Simonds Henry Alline James W. Paige Ivers J. Austin J. J. Loring Pliny Cutler Alex. Wadsworth Henderson [nches Ellis G. Loring John B Wells Josiah Bradlee John S. Wright Charles Leighton Thomas Wetmore Thomas C. .Amory Daniel Noyes Thos. W. Ward Wm. B Dorr Lemuel Stanwood Edw. H. Bobbins Joseph Austin Edward Blake Charles Torrey Isaac P. Osgood E. Haskett Derby Edward S. Rand Lynde Walter John C. Park F.B Crovvninshield Wm. Knapp Benj. H. Currier James L. English Wm. T. Andrews George C. Wilde Francis C. Loring B. D. Green Wash. P. Gregg Horatio Shipley Ezra A. Bourne Wm. G. Si earns Lsaac O. Barnes George Hallett Augustus H. Fi>ke Geo. W Heard Benj. R. Nichols William Hay den James Dalton William H. Gard- Henry B. Stone Stephen Fairbanks iner John's. Tyler John Rayner W.R.P. Washburn Richard S. Fay John Codman Saml. E Sewall Luther S. Gushing Charles C. Paine Abraham Moore Francis Jackson Geo. H. Whitman Charles Sprague Luther Faulkner Enos Stewart Wm. Appleton Joseph Jenkins Arnold F. Welles Geo. S. Bulfinch John D. Williams John T. Prince Nathan Gurney Edward Pickering William Tufts Chas. A. Parker Robert G Shaw Geo. S. Hillard John W. James Amos Lawrence Charles Sumner Caleb Eddy George Darracott Benj. Stevens Samuel Tenney Samuel Dorr Hugh Montgomery 46 Justices of the Peace in Suffolk.

J. B. M'Cleary Royal L. Porter D. S. Greenongh John L. Dimmock T. P. Chandler Thomas B. Pope VVm. A. Wellman Adam VV. Thaxter Wm. Dehon Wm. Savage Ch. VV. Carivvright Geo. Sparhavvk Joseph H. Dorr Abel Phelps Robert H. Eddy Geo. M. Thacher George T. Curtis Enoch Martin Wm. B. Reynolds Chas. W Lovett Simon G. Shipley Wm. Lawrence Thomas Motley F. J. Humphrey Jos. S. Hastings Frederic Tudor Joseph H. Adams John A. Bolles Thomas B. Curtis Patrick Kiley John Randall Thos.C.Amoty, jr. Wm. Hilliard Benj. R. Curtis Benj. H Andrews Thos. Bulfinch Edward S. Erving Epes S. Dixwell James Clark Wm. Gray Wm. Hales Wm. C. Appleton Horace Gleason Edw. Cruft, jr. Asa Swallow Ezra Weston, jr. John Pickering, jr. SimonW. Robinson Geo. W. Phillips Lem. P. Grosvenor Nathan T. Dow E. Gerry Austin James Benjamin John P. Healy Edmund Munroe Alanson Tucker Jona. P. Rogers James W. Fenno Titus Welles Riiymond Cole Geo. T. Bigelow Archibald Foster Josiah Sturgis Geo. E. Wirithrop Joseph Lewis Wm. Parsons Chas. L. Hancock Chas. T. JVlurdock Geo. J. Sprague N.A.Thompson Ignatius Sargent Geo. W.Gordon Wm. Tucker Michael Lovell Joseph Lyman, jr. J.Lewis Stackpole Benj. F. Hallett Richard G. Wait Geo. W. Pratt Jona. L Bowdilch John W. Fenno Isaac P. Davis Wm. Amory Charles A. Welch Thos. Hunting Wm. H. Prescott John M. O'Brien Eben. Chadwick Geo. W. Lyman Peleg W. Chandler Edw. D. Sohier Phineas Capen Horatio M. Willis Philip Marett Albert Fearing Enoch Train Thomas Dwight J. Vincent Browne Jacob Q. Kettell Andrew H. Ward Philip Greely, jr. Henry W. Fuller James Read Peter S. Wheelock Joseph Jenkins, jr. Stephen Bates Thomas G. Gary Theodore Otis Dan'l L. Gibbons Edw. A. Raymond VV'inslow Lewis James Boyd Waldo Flint Daniel Denny Benj. T. Reed Thomas B. Wales Hiram Wellington Benson Leavitl Eben. Smith, jr. Chas. Henry Parker Geo. W. Adams James M. Whiton George M. Brown Henry Clark

Justices of the Peace in Chelsea. Joseph Stowers David Floyd Francis B. Fay John Low Counsellors and Attorneys in Suffolk. 47

Notaries Public in Boston. Wm. Stevenson Thos. A. Dexter Hugh Montgomery Stephen Codman Alden Bradford Wm. Hales Charles Hay ward Henry Clark John P. Bigelow John J. Loring

Counsellors and Attorneys at Law in Boston. William Prescoit Wm P. Mason Edward Blake John Williams Horatio M. Willis John C. Park Peter O. Thacher Chas. P. Curtis Elias H. Derby Benj. Gorham Moses Draper Arthur W. Austin John Pickering Henry H. Fuller Wm. G. Stearns Warren Dutton George E. Head Augustus H. Fiske John Knapp Chas. G. Loring Wash. P. Gregg Saml. D. Parker George Morey Richard S. Fay Daniel Webster Richard Fletcher Jona. Chapman James T. Austin John C. Gray Abel Gushing Wm. Minot Edward Brooks Luther S. Cushing James Savage Franklin Dexter Charles F. Adams Benj. R. Nichols Willard Phillips Edw. Pickering Augustus Peabody John R. Adan Richard Robins Saml. F. M'Cleary Thomas Tolman Jeremiah Mason Sanil. K. Williams Abraham A. Dame George M. Mason Wm. C. Aylwin Bradford Sumner S. H. Walley, jr. Benj. Guild Thos. W. Phillips Aurelius D. Parker Jos. Harrington Thomas Wetmore Justin Field Thompson Aliller John G. Rogers John Codman William Simmons Isaac P. Osgood John Mann Wm. D. Sohier Wm. T. Andrews Geo. H. Whitman Phineas Blair Jnfm P. Bigelow Chas. C. Paine Abraham Moore Ninian C. Betton Grenville T. Win- Thomas Power Wm. H. Gardiner throp Josiah P. Cooke W R.P.Washburn Michael Lovell Sherman Leland Samuel E. Sewall Arnold F. Welles Benj Rand Sidney Bartlett Ivers J. Austin Abrah. W. Fuller Geo. S. Balfinch Edward S. Rand Henry Codman Rufiis Choate Francis C. Loring George Gay John W. James Henry J. Sargent Theophilus Par- Wm. J. Hubbard R. C. Winthrop sons Edw. G. Loring Isaac O. Barnes Samuel D. Ward Wm. F. Otis James L. English Saml. B. Barrel! Josiah Q,uincy,jr. F.B.Crowninshield James C. Merrill Francis O. Watts Horatio Shipley David A. Simmnni Rob't Treat Paine Wendell Phillips Benj. F. Hallett Nathl. I.Bowditch Geo. H. Snelling Francis C. Gray Wm. B. Dorr Henry B. Rogers Henry B. Smith Ellis Gray Loring Charles Atwood 48 Counsellors in Suffolk.

Benj. R. Curtis George Barstow Chas. W. Storey, jr. E. G'. Austin Theodore Otis Wm. B. Howes Wm. Brigham Jolin P. Healy W rn Davis William Gray Hiram Wellington Chas. S. Newell C. L. Hancock Chas. H. Parker Amos B Merrill G. W. Phillips Jona. F. Barrett Eben. Gay E. D. Sohier Wm. Whiting A. L. Cushing Ezra V\eston, jr. Thos G. Appleton Bernard Rolker HughMontgomery J. Lathrop Motley Thomas Dwioht Frederic Smith Edward H. Davis George S. Hillard P S. Wheelock Geo. M. Brown John A. Bolles Waldo Flint Chas G. Thomas Benj. H. Andrews Abel Gushing Silas F. Plympton V^ m. Miniit, jr. Geo E. Winthrop Rob't Rantoul, jr. Will. Aspiiivvall J. Lewis Stackpole J. S KunbiiU AJarcus Morton, jr. Wm. Amory E. I) Williams ( hailes R. Train George J. W. Feniio G. F. Hnrner W. Minns Geo. W. Adams George Minot ISatiian Hale, jr. W. W. t^tory Horace Gleason Fred. W Choate Wm. A. White C. T. Murdock David Morgan Eden S. .Taques Edniiind Gifford J. D. Russell Chas. T. Russell Charles Devens, jr. Th. C. Amory, jr Allen C. Spooner John G, King John Pickering, jr. Charles Mason CharlHS C. JVutter Edw. Cruft, jr. R N. Peirce Cyrus Curnmings Wni. I. Bow Francis L. Dutton George Bemis ditch H- "^V. /- - rr. nu-ii- Fuller Charles Sumner Grenv. T. Phillips na„iel Mcllroy Geo. T. Bigelow H G. Hutchings Wilson J. Welch Eben. Smith, jr. E.A.Crowninshield Jacob a. Kettelle

John M. Bethune Fred. O. Prince V'^^'''f2!pii'' . J. R. Lowell James Benjamin (). b. Keith Neheniiah Brown, jr. Patrick Riley JNathan T. Dow Charles M. Ellis D. S. Greenough .lames Gerrish Wm. E. Parinenter Wm. Dehon Manliuslciarke — -—-- Thomas B. Pope J. W. Thornton John Goodenow Theo. P. Chandler Wm. P. Jarvis David H. Lyman Francis B. flayea Geo. Sparhawk R. H Dana, jr Caleb W. Loring Geo. T Curtis David Dickey John C. Dodge F. J. Humphrey Fred. W. Sawyer P. E. Guild Chas. A. Welch James M Ballard George A. Smith George N. Joel Giles George Griggs Eastman John J. Eldridge Feleg W. Chandler George Cabot John Stark Wm. Richardson Benj. F. Brooks E. G. Dudley Chas. B. Goodrich John P. Putnam Edmund T. Dana Thomas S. Harlow H. G. Gorham John A. Andrew Henry B. Stanton O. W. Withington Charles F. Smith Henry M. Parker

^fCr for a list of Sheriffs, Coroners, &c. see page 43" 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, Frederick Scudder, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Barnstable Nymphas dock Dimmick Marston, Timothy Reed, Orleans John Doane Lothrop Davis Sandwich Elisha Pope Brewster Elijah Cobb Truro Solomon Davis Falmouth Thomas Fish, Yarmouth Elisha Doane, Samuel P. Croswell, Brad- John Reed

Jip pointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Reed, Braddock Dimmick, Elijah Cobb, Nathan- iel Lewis, Joseph Sampson, James Crowell, Elisha Pope, Samuel P. Croswell, Seth F. Nye, Nymphas Marston, Ebenezer Bacon, Timothy Reed.

Justices of the Peace.

Barnstable Benjnmin Hal- Joshua Wixon, jr. Samuel lett, Asa Youno-, Freeman Baker, Barnabas Hall, Marchant, Benjamin Lew- James Berry, Seth Cro- is, Henry Crocker, Josiah well, Zebina Howes, Mil- Sampson, Ebenezer Ba- ler W. Nickerson, Nehe- con, Charles Marston, miah Crowell, Marshall Henry Lawrence, Stephen Underwood, Alexander C. Nye, Seth Hallett, Howes, Stephen Homer Zeno Scudder. Daniel Eastham Joshua P. At- Basset, Zenas D. Basset wood, Michael Collins, Brewster Joseph Sampson, George Collins, Samuel George Copeland, Jere- Knowles miah Mayo, George W. Falmouth Nathaniel Lew- Higgins, Freeman Foster is, Ebenezer Nye, Rich- Chatham Joseph Atwood, ard S. Wood, John Robin- Joseph Young, Joshua son, Charles Bourne, G. Nickerson, Daniel P. Clif- W. Donaldson, Newell ford, Thatcher Ryder, Hoxie, Frederick Davis, Isaiah Lewis, Ephraim John Jenkins, Aaron Cor- Taylor nish, William Greene, Dennis Jonathan Nicker- John C. Parker son, Nehcmiah Baker, Harwich Obed Brooks, 6 50 Notaries and Counsellors in Barnstable.

Nathan Underwood,James Bourne, Ezra Tobey, Jesse Long-, Isaiah Baker, Jo- Boyden, Solomon C. How- seph P. Nickerson, Mul- land, Zenas R. Hinckley ford Kendrick, Nathaniel 7Vuro James Small, John Doane, Darius Weeks, Kenney, Alien Hinckley, Isaac Kelley, Samuel El- Jedediah Shed, Joshua dridge, Samuel P. Bourne, Small Richard Baker, jr. Yarmouth Isaiah Bray, Jo- Marshpee Gideon Hawley seph Eldridge, Simeon Orleans Isaac Sparrow, Crowell, 3d. Joseph While, William Myrick, John Joseph Hawes, Amos Otis Kenrick, Sparrow Horton Welljltet Benjamin R. Provincetoivn AsaS. Bow- Witherell,Ebenezer Free- ley, Solomon Rich man, '2d. Thomas Hol- Sandwich MelatiahBourne, brook, 2d. Collins S. Cole, William Fessenden, Seth Nathaniel P. Wiley, Reu- F. Nye, Zenas Nye, Shad- ben Arey, Giles Holbrook rach Freeman, Benjamin Notaries Puhlic. Barnstable David Crocker, Harwich Anthony Kelley, Zenas D. Basset Cyrus Weeks Brewster Isaac Foster, Provincetown Thomas Freeman Foster Lothrop, Godfrey Rider Chatham Isaac Hardy, Truro Joshua Small Joseph Atwood Wdlfieet Samuel W. Hol- Dennis Nehemiah Y. Hall la rook Eastham Samuel Know] es Yarmouth David K. Aikin, Falmouth Samuel P. Cros- John Reed well, William Swift Counsellors and Attornrys. BarnstaUe Nymphas Mar- Sandwich Seth F. Nye, ston, Zeno Scudder C. B. H. Fessenden Brewster Geo. Copeland Yarmouth John Reed Orleans John Doane Sheriff, David Crocker, of Barnstable. Deputy-Sheriffs. Barnstable Luther Hinck- Provincetown Rufus L. ley, David Bursley Thacher Falmouth G.W.Donaldson Sandwich Joseph Hamblin Orleans William Myrick, Yarmouth Charles Sears Alexander Kenrick Crier of the Courts, George Blish, of Barnstable. Jailer, Ansel D. Annable, of Barnstable. Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 51 f Commissioners of J 'recks, S,-c. Thomas Fish, Falmouth ; Alelatiah Tobey, Sandwich; Joshua Small, Truro; Daniel Common, OrJeans ; Obadiah Doane, East- ham Isaac ; Hardy, Josiah Hardy, jr. Chatham ; John Adams, Provincetown ; Anthony Kelley, Harwich ; 1 homas Holbrook, 2d.Wellfleet ; Alexander Howes, Dennis; Henry Baxter, Barnstable.

Coroners. Barnstable Asa Younor, Eastham Timothy Cole Luther Hinckley, Seth Falmouth Consider Hatch ^^''^^^ Harwich AmasaNickerson Brewster Benjamin T. Orleans Matthew Kinff- Berry, Benj. Foster, jr. man Chatham William Hamil- Provincetown Solomon Rich, Philip V^" . , Cook, 2d. Uenms Jonathan iNick- Sayidwich Lewin Pope, erson Ezra Tobey Commissioner of District of Marshpee, Charles Marston. BERKSHIRE. Judore of Probate, William P. Walker, of Lenox. Register of Probate, Henry W. Bishop, of do. Clerk of the Conrts, Charles Sedgwick, of do. County Treasurer, Joseph Tucker, of do*

Register of Deeds. North District, Richard Whitney, of Lanesborough. South District, Samuel Newman, ofE-Temont. Middle District, Joseph Tucker, of Lenox.

Justicfs of the Peace and of the Quorvm. Jidams J. Q,. Robinson Peru Cyrus Stowell Great Barrington John Pitlsfidd Jonathan Allen, Whiting Thomas Allen, Thomas B. Lenox Joseph Tucker, Strong, Phineas Allen, Daniel Williams, James George N. Brigo-s, Calvin W. Bobbins, Charles Martin Sedgwick, Geo. I. Tucker Sandisfield Daniel Sears JVew Marlborough Edward Shejfield Robert F.Bar- Stevens nard, Eli Ensign 0/15 Lester Filley 52 Justices of the Peace in Berkshire.

Stockhridge Thaddeus Henry W. Dwight, Wil- Pomeroy^ Samuel Jones, liam Williams

,9pjjointed to qualify Civil Officers. William P. Walker, Joseph Tucker, John Whitinj:, S. Jones, George N. Briargs, Horatio Byington, Jabez Bosworth, Josiah Q,. Robinson, Willi;im E. Brayton, Daniel N. Dewey, Charles Sed

Justices of the Peace. Adams Thomas Robinson, Avery, Jacob H. Van Isaac Brown, William E. Deusen, Grotius Dewey, Brayton, David Darling, Ralph Taylor, Charles W. Samuel Bowen, Thomas Hopkins, Perley D. Whit- Farnum, Benjamin F.Rob- more, David Ives, Increase inson, William C Plunk- Sumner, Isaac Seley, jr. ett, Isaac Dean, Isaac George Pynchon, Augus- Hodges, E. B. Penniman, tine Giddings, Francis W. H. Tyler, Franklin O. Whiting, Samuel Rosset- Sayles, Stephen B. Brown, ter, Washington Adams, Nathan W. Harmon, Ne- Almon J. Loring, Row- hemiah Hodge, Ezra D. land Warfield, George W. Whitaker, Robert R. Sterling, G. T. Foster, Briggs Edward P. Woodworth Jilford Hugo Dewey, Hancock Rodman Hazard, Reuben Wilcox, Stephen John Gardner, William M. Church, R. Pickett Lapham, Augustus L. Becket Gains Carter, Tim- Smith othy Snow Hinsdale Charles H. Cheshire John Welles, Plunkett, O. P. Colt Nathan Sayles, L. G.Cole Laneshoro^ Stoddard Hub- Clarksburg Selah Clark bell, Lyman Hall, jr., Asa- Dalton " David Carson, hel Buck, William T. Fil- (irenville D.Weston, John ley, Socrates Squires, Chamberlain Richard Whitney Egremont James Baldwin, Lee Stephen Thacher, Wilbur Curtis, Josiah Mil- John B. Perry, Walter lard, Ephraim Baldwin, Laflin, Charles M. Owen, Henry Dewey, Josiah Ba- Hubbard Bartlett, Lawson con D. Bidwell, William Mer- Great Barrino-ton Miles rill, Franklin Sturgis, Ca- Justices of the Peace in Berkshire. 53

leb Belden, Lemuel Bas- Savoy Snellum Babbitt, sett, Asa G.Welch, Alex- William Ingraham, Lib- ander Hyde erty Bowker, Edward Lenox Charles Mattoon, Babbitt, Bradish Dunham Henry \V. Bishop, Solo- Sandisjield Erastus Beach, mon Cole, Thomas Sedg- Lyman Brown, Jabez Bos- wick, W. S. Tucker, worth, Uriel Smith, Sam- Thomas Twining, John Z. uel Merrill, Stephen Palm- Goodrich er, Josiah Wolcott, Joseph Mt. Washington Charles Sears, Lemuel K. Strick- Patterson, John T. Vin- land cent, Ira Schutt, John D, Sheffield Minor Owen, Joyce William Ashley, Ralph .v. Ashford Kiler Kent, Little, Edward F. Ensign, Phineas Harnian Jeremiah Shears, Samuel JVtw Marlborough Levi L. H. Bushnell, Oliver Peck, Smith, Harry' Wheeler, John Ward, Robert Wa- Augustus Turner, Dan terman, Orrin Bills, Ira Adams, Lorren Smith, Curtis Seth Norton Slockbridge Horatio By- Otis Roderick Norton, ington, Alanson Bennett, Auron Judd, Samuel Pick- Benoni C. Wells, Marshall ett, Joseph Hunt, Bavil Warner, John M. Cooper, Seymour, Elam P. Norton, John Z. Goodrich, Daniel Hiram Sears B. Fenn, Nathaniel Tre- Peru Thomas Frizell, main, jr. William Rossiter, Oliver Nash, Elisha Rock- Jabez Lane, Calvin Dew- well, Henry Pierce ey, Jonathan L. Field Pittsjkld Butler Goodrich, Tyringham Thomas Gar- Thomas A. Gold, James field, Ezra Heath, Egbert D. Colt, Lemuel Pomeroy, B.Garfield, Eli Hale, John John Churchill, Henry H. D. Bidwell, John Langdon, Childs, Samuel Root, Eze- Milton Judd kiel R. Colt, Matthias R. Washington William G. Lancton, Jo.^iah Pomeroy, Ballantine, Phillip Eames, George VV. Campbell, John S.Noble Jonathan Allen, 2d., En- West Stockbridge Christo- sign H. Kellogg, Henry pher French, Lyman Hin- Marsh, William Noble, man, Nathaniel Foskett, Jared fngersoll Henry VV. Taft Richmond Erastus Row- Williamstown Dan Foster, ley, Eleazer Williams, Keyes Danforth, Stephen John L. Plummer, Samuel Hosford, Thomas Bing- Gates ham, Daniel N. Dewey, 6* 54 Notaries and Counsellors in Berkshire.

Samuel Smith, Thomas C. H. Capen, James Bealls, Phelps, Joseph Torrey, Elias I. Baldwin, Alpheus Henry L. Sabin Brown, jr. Levi M. Wins- Windsor E. Baldwin, Asa low, William A. Bates

Notaries Public. Adams William E. Bray- Thomas Twining ton, F. O. Sayles Pittsfteld James Buell, Great Harrington Con- E. R'. Colt stant Southworth Sheffield Robert F. Barnard Lee William Porter, jr. Stockhridge Horatio By- Lenox Henry W. Bishop, ington, Junius D. Adams

Coiinsellors and Mtorneijs. Adams Thomas Robinson, PittsfieldThom^s A. Gold, Edmund B. Penniman, Calvin Martin, H. Hub- Franklin O. Sayles, JNehe- bard, Matthias R. Lanc- miah Hodge, Nathan W. thon, Parker L. Hall, Ju- Harmon, Henry J. Bliss, lius Rockwell, Henry Henry L. Davis Marsh, Thomas Allen, Great Barrington John E. H. Kellogg, George Whiting, Increase Sum- N. Briggs, James D. Colt, ner, Francis Whiting 2d. Hancock Silas Gardner Sandisfield Lemuel K. Laneshoro^ William T. Strickland Filley SkeffiAild Robert F. Bar- Lee William Porter, jr. nard, Edward F. Ensign Lawson D.Bidwell, Frank- Stockbridge Samuel Jones, lin Sturgis Horatio Byington, John Lenox William P. Walker, Z. Goodrich, Jonathan E. Plenry W. Bishop, George Field J. Tucker, Joseph Tucker, Jt'est Stockbridge Henry Willinm S. Tucker W. Taft JVfw Marlboro'' Augustus Williamstoiun Daniel N. Turner, Henry Wheeler Dewey Otis Lester Filley

Sheriff, Thomas Twining, of Lenox. Sheriffs and Coroners in Berkshire. 55

De-puty Sheriffs.

Adams (J\\ Villas;e) John " Hartsville Harlow S. Holden, Jabez Hall Underwood Adams (South) Erasmus Otis Samuel Pickett, D. Babbit Moses Day Dalton G. W. Branch Piiisfield Jared Ingersoll, Great Barrington Isaac Nelson Strong- Avery Sandisjield Edwin Bos- Hancock Thomas N. Fos- worth ter Sheffield Emmons Arnold Lanesborough Charles Stockbridge Daniel B.Fenn Wright Williamstown Solomon Lenox Oliver Dewey Buckley Lee Isaac C. Ives W. Stockbridge William JVew Marlboro' Charles D. Jones Palmer

Deputy- Jailer, Calvin C. Crane, of Lenox.

Crier of the Courts, Joel Davis, of Lenox.

Coroners. Adams B. F. Robinson, Watkins Eli Northam, Reuben Pittsfield Reuben Brooks, Whitman, John Holden N. Strong, J. Ingersoll, S. Alford Stephen M. Church Rathbone Dalton Oliver Porter, Richmond Phineas Rich- Grenville D. Weston ards E^remont Elijah Willard Sandisjield Erastus Rice Great Barrington Samuel Savoy Melvin Bowker Rossetter, Isaac Avery Sheffield Norman Kellogg, Hancock John Gorton Robert Waterman Hinsdale Walter Tracy Stockbridge Daniel B.Fenn Lee Abner Taylor, iSam'- Tyringham Elijah Gar- uel D. Sturoris field Lenox John C. Hunt West Stockbridge William JV. Marlborouich Josenh ' Jones S. Catlin Williamstoivn Solomon Otis Samuel Pickett Buckley, Manning Brown Peru Eli Pierce, David ^ Justices of the Peace in Bristol. BRISTOL. Judge of Probate, Oliver Prescott, of New Bedford. Register of Probate, Anselm Bassett, of Taunton. Register of Deeds, Nortiiern District, Joseph Wilbur, oT Taunton. Register of Deeds, Southern District, Benjamin T. Congdon, of New Bedford. County Treasurer, Foster Hooper, of Fall River. Clerk of the Courts, James Sproat, of Taunton.

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

Justices vf the Peace and of the Quorum. Dartmouth Elihu Slocum, Crapo, Joseph S. Tilling- Joseph Gifford hast Dighton Hodijuh Baylies JVorton Fall River Joseph E.Reed, Pawtucket Elijahlngraham William B. Canedy, James Raynham Amos Hall Foord, Hezekiah Battelle Seekonk Seth Whitmarsh Fairhaven Nathnniel S. Taunton , Spooner, Joseph Tripp James L. Hodges, Jona- Freetown Job Morton than Ingell, James Sproat, Mansfield Solomon Pratt Anselm Bassett, James P. JVeiv Bedford Eli Haskell, Ellis Stephen Merrihew, Paul Westport Abner Brownell, Spooner, ApoUos Tobey, AbnerB. GifFord Oliver Prescott, Henry H.

Jippointcd to (jvolify Civil Officers. John M. William.s, Lemuel Macomber, Samuel Crock- er, James L. Hodges, Charles H. Warren, James Ford, Elijah Ingraham, Eli Haskell, Hezekiah Bat- telle, James C. Starkweather, Stephen Merrihew, James Sproat, James P. Ellis.

Justices of the Peace. Attleborough Nonh Claflin, ford Ide Seneca Sanford, Abijah Berkley Barzillia Crane, M. Ide, Eikanah Briggs, Adoniram Crane, Barzillia Elihu Daggett, jr. Peter Hathaway, Jabez Fox, Thacher, Ellis Blacking- John Dillingham, Samuel ton, John Daggett, Har- French, Alpheus Sanford, vey Claflin, William Snow, Ephraim French, jr. Moses Wilmarth, Hart- Dartmouth Thomas Almy, Justices of the Peace in Bristol. 57

James T. Slocum, Brad- Page, Harrison G. O. Col- ford Howland, Francis J). by, Thomas B. Bush, Wil- Bartlett. E. S. Crapu, Hi- liam R. Rodman, Silas ram Whaloii, Wiiliam B. Stetson, Ephraim Kemp- Mason ton, Benjamin T. Congdon Dio:hion George Walker, .Yorto7i Lab an M. Whea- John Walker, Alfred ton, Lemuel Perry, Jacob Wood, Crocker Babbitt Shepard, Cromwell Leon- Easton John Fool, Row- ard, John Crane land Howard, Cyrus Pawtucket Collins Darling', Lathrop, John Seele, Eli- Apollos Cushman, James jah Howard, Sebea How- C. Starkweather, Wel- ard, Jonathan Pratt, Mo- lington Kent, Simpson ses C. Dunbar Chase Fairhaven Rounsevil Rayriham John Gilraore, Spooner, Levi Jenney, Eliab B. Dean, Godfrey Asa vSwift, Alfred Nye, Robinson, Samuel Wilbur, Cyrus E. Clarke, Thomas Amyntas Shaw Davis, James M. Morton, Rehohoth Samuel Bullock, Isaiah F. Terry Lemuel Morse, James Fall River Charles Pit- Blanding, Joseph Nichols, man, Joseph Goodinjr, Jo- Granville Stephens, Cyrus seph Hathaway, Israel M. Wheaton Anthony, Eliab Williams, Seekonk Allen Hunt, Cal- Nathaniel B. Borden, Cy- vin Martin, Samuel Allen, rus Alden, Anthony Ma- Jesse Medbury, Lewis son, David Anthony, John Walker, Jabez Ingraham Fessenden Somerset William Reed, Freetown Ebenezer Pierce, David Anthony, Hanan Earl Sampson, Elnathan Wilbour, Wheaton Lu- P. Hathaway, Benjamin ther, Jonathan P. Slade. Burt, Thomas Bump, John John D. Cartwright T. Lawton, Calvin Thomas Swansey Thomas Peck, J^ew Bedford William William Mason, Henry Rotch, Abraham Barker, Gardner, John Winslow, JamRs Howland, Timothy Mason Barney, Thomas E. G. Coffin, Benjamin Lin- Warning, John Earl coln, Kelly Eldridge, John Taunton Alfred Williams, A. Parker, Richard Will- Charles Richmond, Wil- iams, Ezra Bassett, James liam A. F. Sproat, Ichobod B. Congdon, Thomas A. Lincoln, George B. At- Greene, John Burrage, wood, Horatio L. Dan- William H. Taylor, Ben- forth, Theodore L. Lin- jamin Coombs, J. H. W. coln, Sidney Williams, 58 Notaries and Counsellors in Bristol.

Horatio Pratt, William Joshua Drown, James L. Sekel, Joseph Wilbur, Hodges Henry William.^, Seth IVestport Nathan C. Brow- Williams, William Hask- nell, James H. Handy, ins, Thomas C. Brown, Benjamin B. Sisson, An- William Seaver, James P. drew Hicks, John A. Gif- Ellis, George Walker, ford

JYotaries Public. Aitlehoro' A. A. Richard- Coffin, John H. Clifford, son, David E. Holman, Thomas Dawes Elliot, Elias Fuller John Burrage, Henry H. Dighton Thomas B. Rich- Crapo, Harrison G. O. mond Colby, John H. W. Page Fall River Hezekiah Bat- IVestport Abner Brownell telle, Eliab Williams, Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Henry H. Fish man Fairhaven Nathaniel S. Somerset David Gray Spooner, Philemon Ful- Taunton William A. F. ler, Isaiah F. Terry, Ed- Sproat, C. J. H. Bassett, mund Gifford Jas. P. Ellis, J, L. Hodges JVew Bedford Timothy G.

Counsellors an d JittornrAjs. Attlehoro^ John Daggett risen G. O.Colby, Timothy Easton Cyrus Lothrop D. Lincoln Fairhaven Nathaniel S. JVorlon J^aban Wheaton, Spooner, Edmund GifFord Laban M. Wheaton Fall River James Foord, Pawtucket Apollos Cush- Hezekiah Battelle, Cyrus man, Collins Darling Alden, Eliab Williams Taunton Francis Baylies, Freetown E. P. Hathaway, William A. F. Sproat, Joseph Hathaway Anselm Bassett, Horatio JVew Bedford Timothy G. Pratt, Sidney Williams, Coffin, Ezra Bassett, John Theodore L. Lincoln, H. Clifford, T. D. Eliot, Henry Williams, Horatio John Burrage, Oliver L. Danforth, C. J. H. Bas- Prescott, J. H. W. Page, sett, Seth Williams, Sam- Daniel Ricketson, Har- uel Breck

Sheriff, Horatio lieonard, of Raynham. .

Sheriffs and Coroners in Bristol. 59

Deputy-Sheriffs. Attkhoro' George B. Gordon, John Baylies, Ja- Richards cob L. Porter Berkley Dean Burt J^orion Horace B. With- Dartmouth Daniel How- erelJ land Pawtucket ElishaW.Buck- Easton Edward W. Dean lin Fall River James D, Burt Rehoboth Richard Goff Freetown Noah H, Evans Taunton James Wood- jYeio Bedford William ward, Elias A. Morse

Kerpcr of Jail and House of Correction, Jacob L. Porter, of New Bedford. Keeper of Jail in Taunton, Elias A. Morse.

Crier of the Courts, Oliver Soper, of Taunton.

Insp. of Fire Arms, Remember Carpenter, Attleboro'.

Comrnissioners of Wrecks, ^'c. Charles Grinnell, of New

Bedford ; Prince Sears, jr., and Thomas Almy, of Dartmouth.

Coroners Attleboro' Peter Thacher, Pawtucket John Medbury Samuel Tyler, Elisha May Raynham Amyntas Shaw Berkley Dean Burt Rehoboth Elijah A. Read, Dartmouth Samuel Barker Cromwell Bliss Dighton Crocker Babbitt Seekonk John Miller, Easton Rowland Howard, Caleb Capenter, Ezra Daniel Macomber French Fall River Harvey Harn- Somerset Philip Bowers den, Seth Darling Swanzey Benajah Mason, Fairhaven Isaac Vincent, Israel Gardner, 2d. Jonathan Wilbur Taunton Benjamin Ingell, Freetown John Y. Lawton James Woodward, Oliver Mansfeld Simeon Greene Soper, jr. T. C. Brown J^ew Bedford William Westport Jonathan Brow- Gordon, jr. Benjamin T. nell, Peleg W. Peckham, Congdon, C. Tompkins Frederick Brownell JVorlon C. Leonard 60 Justices of the Peace in Dukes. DUKES. Judge of Probate, Theodore G. Mayhew, 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 Peore and of the Quorum Chilmark Stephen Skiff lows, John P. Norton, Edgartown Daniel Fel- Theodore G. Mayhew

Apjiolnted to qualify Civil Officers. Thomas Cooke, Theodore G. Mayhew, Elihu P. Nor- ton, Thomas Bradley.

Justices of the Peocp. Chilmark W. V/. Swain, Elijah B. Vincent, Samuel Asa Johnson Huxford, John P. Norton Edgartown Harrison P. Tisbury Charles G. Ath- Mayhew, James H. Beetle, earn, Eliakim Norton, Hiram Jernegan, David Thomas Bradley, Bartlett Davis, Elihu P. Norton, Allen, William A.Mayhew

Counsellors and ."Ittorn'i/s Edgartown Theodore G. Tisburij Zephaniah Ben- Mayhew, Leavitt Thaxter nett

JVotaries P/ihlir. Chilmark Tristram Al- Fellows ]en,jr. Tisbury John Holmes, Edgartown James H. Bee- George Dunham, Asa tie, Joseph Mayhew, The- Johnson odore G. Mayhew, Daniel

Sheriff, Isaiah D. Pease, of Edgartown.

Dejmty-S/irriJfs. Chilmark Thomas H. Ti^fewr?/ Jonathan Luce, jr. Lumbert Crier of the Courts, John C. Cleaveland. Commissioners of Wrecks, &fc. Thomas Mayhew, of Ed-

gartown ; Thomas H. Lumbert, of Chilmark. Coroners. Chilmark Wm. Mayhew niston Edgartown Samuel Ken- Tisbury James Cottle Guardian to Indians of Chapaquidick and Christiantown, Leavitt Thaxter. Justices of the Peace in Essex. 61 ESSEX. Judge of Probate, Daniel A. White, of Salem. Register of Probate, Nathaniel Lord, jr. of Ipswich. Register of Deeds, Ralph H. French, of Salem. County Treasurer, William F. Wade, of Ipswich.

Judge of Police Court, Salem, Joseph G. Waters. Special Justices of do. do. Francis A. Fabens, Stephen P. Webb. Judge of Police Court, ^evvburyport, Stephen W. Marston. Special Justices of do do. John Cook, Edmund L. Le Breton.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Amesbury Robert Cross Pettingell Andover Mark Newman, JVewburyport Ebenezer Hobart Clark, Samuel Moseley, Stephen W. Farraf, Samuel Merrill, Marston, John Cook, Geo. Gayton P. Osgood Titcomb, Henry W. Kins- Beverly Robert Rantoul, man, Robert Rantoul, jr. Salem John Punchard, Bradford Benjamin Park- John Prince, Ichabod er, Jeremiah SpofFord Tucker, Benjamin Merrill, Danvers Gideon Foster, Daniel A. White, Amos Joseph Shed, John W. Choate, D. L. Pickman, Proctor John G. King, Elisha Gloucester Lonson Nash Mack, John Saunders, Haverhill Stephen Minot, Frederick Howes, Joseph Moses Wingate, Leonard Peabody, , White Joseph Ropes, Joseph G. Ipsivich Nathaniel Lord, jr. Waters, Ralph H. French, William F. Wade, Charles Larkin Thorndike, Ebene- Kimball, William Conant, zer Shillaber, Stephen P. Ephraim F. Miller Webb, David Roberts, Lynn Jeremiah C, Stick- Stephen C. Phillips ney Salisbury Edward Dorr Lynnfield AsaT. Newhall Topsjield Royal A. Mer- Marblehead John Prince, riam William Fabens Wenham Edmund Kimball Methuen John Tenney West JVeivbury Moses JVewbury Jacob Gerrisli, Newell Daniel Adams, 3d. Moses

Jjppointed to qualify Civil Officers. John Punchard, John Saunders, John Prince, Leverett Saltonstall, Ichabod Tucker, Daniel A. White, Asa 7 Justices of the Peace in Essex.

Andrews, Amos Choate, Charles White, Nathaniel Lord, jr. JStenhen Minot, John Prince, James H. Dun- can, John Hooper, Moses Pettingell, John Porter, Wil- liam B. Banister, Hobart Clark, Amos Blanchard, Charles Kimball, Robert Rantoul, Benjamin Merrill, Lonson Nash, Robert Hooper, Samuel S. Trefry, John G. King, xA.sahel Huntington, Eben. Shillaber, John Cook.

Justices of the Peace. Amesbury Robert Patten, Cogswell, Nathaniel Ladd Lowell Bagley, Stephen Danvers Andrew Nichols, Sargent, jr.'VVilliam Nich- George Osgood, Elias ols, Leonard Hoyt, Patten Putnam, Jonathan Shove, Sargent, David French, Asa Gardner, Kbenezer Amos Currier, Josh. Col- Hunt, George Osborn, Al- by, Nathaniel White, len Putnam, Edward Lan- Ebenezer French der, jr. Andover John L. Abbot, Essex Jonathan Story, William Johnson, jr. Amos John Dexter, Aaron Gid- Blanchard, Nathan W. dings Hazen, William Stevens, Georgetown Charles S. John White, Abraham J. Tenney, Jeremiah Russell Gould, George Hodges, Gloucester Samuel Lane, Samuel Johnson, jr. Sam- Israel Trask, JosephStacy, uel Phillips Henry Phelps, Wm.Saville, Beverly T. Stephens, John John 'Webber, Theophilus Porter, 2d. Stephens Ba- Herrick, Ignatius Sargent, ker, John J. Baker, John Samuel L. Young, Gideon Patch, Joseph L. Ober, Lane, William Parsons, jr. Hezekiah Foster Haverhill Oliver Morse, Boxford Jonathan Foster, Charles White, Nathaniel Moses Dorman, George Lridd, Isaac R. How, W. Sawyer, Solomon Low, Moses Merrill, Enoch Amos Kimball, MosesDor- Foot, William Bacheller, man, jr. Josiah Kimball Bernard Brickett,jr. David Bradford William Green- How, Rufus Longley, ough, Jesse Kimball, Amos Ephraim Corliss, Gilraan Parker, Moses Parker, Parker, Moses G.J.Emery, Jonathan Kimball, Elipha- William D.S.Chase, John let Kimball, Benj. Green- Brickett, jr. Jesse Cle- leaf, Benjamin Parker, jr. ment, Jacob Caldwell, William S. Balch, George Samuel E. Greenleaf, Justices of the Peace in Essex. 63

Thomas West, William Daniel Hale, Silas Moody* Tag^art Orlando B. Merrill, Moses Hamilton Oliver S. Cressy, Pettingell, Joseph Little, Asa Smith, Matthew Seth Sweetser, W. N. Whipple, Joseph Knowl- Cleaveland, Benjamin ton, Allen W. Dodge Stickney, Josiah Little, Ipswich Joseph Farley, Jacob Atkinson, Stewart William Conant, Timothy Chase, William Currier, jr. Appleton, Joseph Dennis, Roger S. Howard, Daniel Asa Andrews, Stephen Noyes, Edmund Smith, Pearson, Josiah Caldwell, David P. Page, Stephen John Kimball, Otis P.Lord, Jackman, jr. J. North- Timothy Souther end Li/nwJohnLummus, Elea- JVewhuryport Edward S. zer C. Richardson, Isaac Rand, J. Porter, Solomon Story, Daniel Henshaw, H. Currier, John Brickett, John Mudo-e, Francis John Moody, John S. S. Newhall, George Morse, George Lunt, Mo- Johnson, Joseph M. Un- ses Merrill, Charles H. derwood, Isaiah Breed, Balch, John Harrod, Tris- Aaron Lummus, Jonathan tram Coffin, John An- Tuttle, Andrews Breed, drews, jr. Nathaniel Hills, Edward S. Davis, Thomas Jeremiah Colman, Ed- B. Newhall, Alonzo Lew- mund Le Briton, James P« is, Benjamin Mudge, Chas. Frothingham 0. Barker, Oliver B. Cool- Rockport Joseph B. Man- idge, Daniel H. Barton ning, James Goss, William Lynnfield Danl. Needham, Whipple, Ebenezer Pool, Josiah Newhall, J. Hewes jr. James Haskell Manchester David Colby, Rowley Richard Herbert, Benjamin Leach, John W. Edward Todd, Richard Allen, Joseph Hooper Kimball, Nathaniel Mig- MarUehead John G. Hoop- hill, Amos J. Tenney, er, Robert Hooper, James Thomas E. Payson Gregory, Nathan Bowen Salem John W. Tread- MetJiuen Jonathan Currier, well, David Putnam, Joseph W. Carlton, Joseph Thomas Needham, John Griffin, Stephen Gage, Russell, Humphrey Dev- Stephen Barker, 2d. Jo- ereux, Perley Putnam, seph How, John Davis E. Hersey Derby, Nathan- Middktown Daniel Fuller, iel J. Lord, GeorgeWheat- Pelatiah Wilkins, Ebene- land, Oliver Carlton, Na- zer S. Phelps thaniel West, Abijah Nor- JSTewbury Moses Little, they, Ciiarles Saunders, 64 Notaries and Counsellors in Essex.

Nehemiah Brown, John John Evans Winn, Joseph Cloutman, Saugus Joseph Dampney, William Sutton, Charles Benjamin F. Newhall, A. Andrew, Francis Pea- William W. Boardman body, John F. Andrew, Topsfield Benjamin C. Joseph G. Sprague, David Perkins, Jacob Towne, Pingree, George Peabody, Jacob P. Towne, Charles JohnH. JNichols, Jonathan H. Holmes, John G. Hood, C. Perkins, Joshua H. Benjamin C. Perkins Ward, Jonathan P. Saun- Wenham Moses Foster, ders, John S. Williams, Nichols Dodge, jr. John Joseph Hardy Prince, Na- Porter thaniel Appleton, Francis West JVewbury Daniel A.Fabens, Wm. H.Foster Emery, Edmund Hills, Salishury Samuel Walton, Eliphalet Emery, John C. Dudley Evans, Henry M. Carr, Dean Robinson Brown, Azor O. Webster, Notaries Public. Amesbury Henry M.Brown er, jr. James Gregory Andover Nathaniel Swift, fVewbury Asa W. Wildes Saml.Merrill,Saml.Phillips JVewburyport John Porter, Beverly Stephens Baker John Cook, James P. Danvers John W. Proctor, Frothingham Joseph Shed, Elias Putnam Rockport James Haskell Georgetown Jeremiah Rowley George Trot Russell Salem Ichabod Tucker, Gloucester William Fer- John Prince, John Pun- son, William Saville chard, John Russell, Jo- Haverhill Charles White, seph G. Waters, Oliver Charles Minot Carlton, Stephen P. Webb, Ipsivich Charles Kimball, Joseph Cloutman, John S. Ephraim P. Miller Williams, Charles A. An- Lynn Benjamin Oliver, drew, Joshua H. Ward, Edward S. Davis Jonathan P. Saunders Marblehead Nathan Bow- Salisbury Edward Dorr Counsellors and .Attorneys. Amesbury Robert Cross, />a7??;er5 John W. Proctor, Rbenezer French Frederic Morrill Andover Hobart Clark, Georgdoiin Jeremiah Samuel Merrill, William Russell Stephens, Nathan W. Gloucester Lonson Nash, Hazen, Samuel Phillips William Williams, jr. Beverly Thomas Stephens, Haverhill James H. Dun- Robert Rantoul, jr. can, Stephen Minot, Isaac .

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R. How, Alfred Kittredge, Rowley Thomas E. Payson Charles Minot, Gilman Salem LeverettSaltonstall, Parker, George O. Betton, Benjamin Merrill, John G. William Taggart King, Larkin Thorndike, Ipswich Asa Andrews, Ebenezer Shillaber, Jo- Eph. F.Miller, Otis P.Lord seph G. Waters, Asahel Lynn Jeremiah C. Stick- Huntington, Stephen P. ney, Daniel Henshaw, Webb, David Roberts, Thomas B. Newhall George Wheatland, Na- Marhlehead Wm. Fabens thaniel J. Lord, John S. Mtthuen John Tenney Williams, Charles A. An- JVewburyport Ebenezer drew, Jonathan C. Per- Moseley, Stephen W. kins, Charles W. Palfrey, Marston, Asa W. Wildes, Joshua H. Ward, Francis Caleb Gushing, George A. Fabens, Joseph Hardy Lunt, Nathaniel S. Hills.jr. Prince, Richard West, Henry W. Kinsman, Jo- S. F. Barstosv, Nehemialh seph Couch, Edmund Le Brown, jr. Breton Topsfield Chas. J. Holmes, Rockport J. B. Manning Cyrus Cummins Crier of the Courts, Theodore Andrews, of Ipswich. Sheriff, Joseph E. Sprague, of Salem.

Deputy- Sh e r iffs Amesbury John Gilman, Lynn Charles Merritt Moses Eaton Marhlehead Samuel Bow- Andover Moody Bridges den, 3d. Danvers Stephen Upton Methuen Joshua Buswell Georgetown Wm. Boynton JWwhuryport George Gloucester John Brown Greenleaf Haverhill Jacob How Rowley Gorham Smith Ipswich Theo. Andrews Salem Nehemiah Brown

Prison Keepers. Ipswich Ira Worcester White Mewhmyport Gilman Salem Samuel Day Keeper of the House of Correction, Ira Worcester. Coroners. Amesbury Ichabod B. Ham S. Balch Sargent Danvers Stephen Upton Andover Nathaniel Swift, Essex Joshua Giddings, Joseph Rice David Ciioate Bradford Jonathan Kim- Gloucester Elias Clough, ball, jr. Amos Parker,Wil- Joseph Stacy, JohnSteel jr. 7* 66 Justices of the Peace in Franklin.

Haverhill Oliver Morse, David Noyes Enoch Foot, John Marsh JVtwburyport Oilman fyswich William F. Wade, White, John Cook, jr. John Theodore Andrews Moody Lynn William Rhodes, Rockport James Goss Eleazer C. Richardson, Rowley Jeremiah Jewett Samuel Vial Salem John Punchard, Lynnfield John Upton Thomas Needham, Nehe- MarbLehead Samuel Bow- miah Brown, Wm. Brown den, 3d. James Gregory Salisbury Edward Dorr, Methuen John Sargent, jr. Ellas French, Henry M. Amos Barker, Jonathan Brown Merrill Topsfield Richard Phillips JVewbury Orlando B. Mer- }Vest JVeivbury William rill, Daniel Adams, 3d. Pilsbury, Richard Heath FRANKLIN. Judge of Probate, Richard E. Newcomb, of Greenfield. Register of Probate, George Grennell, jr. of do. County Treasurer and Register of Deeds, Almond Brainard, of Greenfield, pro tern. Clerk of the Courts, Henry Chapman, of Greenfield.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorvm. ^shfeld Elijah Paine Haidey Edmund Longley, Coleraine Chas. Thompson Thomas Longley Charlemont Sylvester JV'orlhJield Obadiah Dick- Maxwell inson Deerjield Epaphras Hoyt Aet^5'a/e?n William Whit- Greenjield Richard E. aker Newcomb, George Gren- Rowe Solomon Read nell, jr. Franklin Ripley, Sunderland Horace W. Horatio G. Newcomb, Taft Henry Chapman, Almond Wendell Joshua Green Brainard, Lewis Stone

Jij)])ointcd to qvalfy Civil Officers. Richard E. Newcomb, Elijah Paine, Joshua Green, Sylvester Maxwell, William VV hitaker, John Nevers, Horace W. Taft, Horatio G. Newcomb, Lewis Stone.

Justices of the Peace. Jlshfield Henry Bassett, Bernardsion John Brooks, Dimock Ellis, Chester Henry W. Cushman, Ze- Sanderson, Thos. White, bina C. Newcomb, Aretas Wait Bement Ferry, Adolphus Hale Justices of the Peace in Franklin. 67

Bucktand Joseph Gris- Heath Benjamin Maxwell, wold, John Porter, Amos Ebenezer Tucker, Luther Shepherd, Ezra Hawes, Gale, John Hastings, jr. Rufus Trowbridge, Eben- Joseph W. Hunt ezer Maynard Leverett Roswell Field, Charhmonl Asahel Judd, Isaac Woodbury, Rufus Alexander P. Maxwell, Fitts, Butler Wilmarth Emery Greenleaf, Wait- Leyden Hezekiah New- still Hastings comb, George Mowry, Eli Coleraine JohnDrury, Dan- W. Packer iel Willis, Samuel Cool- Montague Apollos Gunn, idge, David Dinison, jr. Elihu P. Thayer, John S. John Wilson, Jonathan Ward Johnson, Jonathan Tol- Munroe Martin Ballou man, Calvin W. Shattuck J^ew Salem Horace Hunt, Conway John Arms, John Abner Smith, Jabez E. Williams, Christopher Whipple, Asahel Paige, Arms, Asa Rowland, Phin- Emerson Fay, Saml. Giles, eas Bartlett, James S. Josiah B. Harding Whitney JVorthJleld Richard Col ton, Deerfield Pliny Arms, Samuel C. Allen, James R. Saxton, Jonathan A. White, Job M. Dickinson Saxton, Charles Williams, Orange Perley Barton, ' Amos Russell, John Wil- Hiram Woodward, Ste- son, Jonathan Hawks, phen Emery, Moseley IsaacAbercrombiejr. Geo. Clapp, John R. Whipple, Dickinson, Artemas Wil- Zina Goodale liams, Samuel Ware Rowe Noah Wells, Sam- Erving Fordyce Alexan- uel H. Reed der Shelhurne William Wells, Gill Seth S. Howland, Apollos Barnard, Elam Joel Lyon, John Bates, Kellogg, David Wells, Eliphalet S. Darling, Ed- Gad Townley ward F. Henry Shuteshury Abner Smith, Greenfield David Willard, Josiah Beaman, jr. Na- Thaddeus Coleman, Am- thaniel Macomber, Joseph brose Ames, Thomas L. Smalledge Nims, David Aiken, Geo. Sunderland Caleb Hub- T.Davis, Richard E. Field, bard, William Delano, Harvey C. Newton, Henry Lewis Puffer, Charles W. Clapp, Lewis Stone Cooley, G. D.Peck, Ash- Hawley Edmund Longley, ley Graves jr. John Tobey, John Vin- Warwick Jonathan Blake, cent Justus Russell, Ashbel 68 Notaries, Counsellors &c. in Franklin.

Ward, Joseph Stevens, Whately Silus Frary, Jus- Jacob R. Gale, Amory tice White, David Stock- Mayo bridge, jr. Luke B. White, Wendell Jonathan Whita- Chester Bardwell,2d. Dan*- ker, Joel Johnson, Otis iel Brown, Roderick B. Brooks Bar wood, Henry Barnard

Notaries Public. Deerfield Aaron Arms Greenfield Franklin Ripley

Counsellors and Mtorncys. Ashjield Elijah Paine George T. Davis, David Charlemont Sylvester Aiken, Daniel W.Alvord, Maxwell Wendell T. Davis, Whit- Coleraine John Drury ing GriswoJd Deerfield Pliny Arms, Montague Jonathan Hart-? Aaron Arms, Jonathan A. Avell Saxton JVorthfeld Charles De- Greenfield R E.Newcomb, vens, jr. GeorgeGrennell, jr. Daniel Sunderland Horace W. Wells, H. G. Newcomb, Taft Franklin Ripley, Almon Whately Henry Barnard

Sheriff, John Nevers, of Northfield.

Deputy Sheriffs. Ashfield Anson Bement Montague Benj. S. Wells Charlemont Samuel Potter JVew Salem Wilson An- Greenfield David N. Car- drews penter Orange Ansel Lesure

Deputy-Jailer, David N. Carpenter, of Greenfield.

Overseers of House of Correction. Frederick Ripley and Thomas Nims.

Qier of the Courts, David Wright of Greenfield. Coroners. Charlemont Waitstill Has- Leverett Sylvanus Field tings Montague Benj. S. Wells Conivay Christopher Arms jVorthJield Richard Colton Deerfield Edward Nims Sunderland William Greenfield David S. Jones, Delano D. N. Carpenter Wendell Samuel Brewer Prover of Fire Arms, Roswell Field, of Leverett. Justices of the Peace in Hampden. 69

H A AI P D E N . 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,

Justices of the Peace and of the Qyorum. Lons:meadow Ethan Ely ard Bliss, John Mills Palmer James Stebbins West Springfield Samuel Springfield Oliver B. Mor- Lathrop ris, Justice Willard, Geo. Westfield Elijah Bates, N. Ashmun, John Hooker, T. Leonard James W. Crooks, Rich Wilbraham Abel Bliss

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. , Elijah Bates, James Fowler, Oliver B. Morris, Justice Willard, George Bliss, William G. Bates, John Howard, Josiah Hooker.

Justices of the Peace. Blandford David Boies, Ludlow Benjamin Sikes, R. Blair, Lyman Gibbs, Josiah Syms, Theo. Sikes, Orren Sage, Justus Boies Alfred Clark, Elisha T. Brimfield John Wyles, Ludlow, EphraimC.Jencks Asa Lincoln, Festus Fos- Monson Jacob Thompson, ter, Ebenezer Knight Ede Whitaker, Timothy Chester Daniel Collins, Packard, Jonathan Torrey, Forbes Kyle, Edmund Oliver W. M'Kinstry, Joel Hubbard, , Norcross, Austin Fuller, William Shepherd, T. K. Stephen Whitney D'Wolf, Asa Wilcox, Ja- Montgomery Edward bin B. Williams, Augustus Taylor, Oren Parks E. Jessop Palmer Aaron King, Jacob Granville James Cooley, B. Merrick, Cyrus Knox, Hezekiah Robinson, Chas. William M. Shearer, Abel F. Bates, Vincent Hol- Calkins, Jacob B. Merrick comb, Noah Cooley, Elijah Russell Newman Bishop, Seymour jr. James Bishop Holland John Wallis, Southwick Saul Fowler, David B. Dean Gideon Styles, Uzall Longmeadoiv Wm. White, Rockwell, Heman Laflin, Jonathan Ely, Burgess Amasa Holcomb Salisbury, Calvin Burt Springfield Daniel Lorn- 70 Notaries and Counsellors in Hampden. bard, Solomon Hatch, Da- Augustus Collins, Lucius vid M. Bryant, Richard Wright, William G.Bates, D. Morris, William Rice, Matthew Ives, Asa B. Josiah Hooker, Orang-e Whitman, Jehiel Abbott Chapin, William Dwiaht, West Springfield Roland Walter H.Bowdoin, Rob- Burbank, Justin Ely, Amos ert E. Bemis, WilHam Worthington,AlfredFlow- Bridgman, Harvey Chapin, er, Henry Ely, Samuel E. D. Beach, Arternas Smith, Wells Southworth, Rodo-ers, Henry Morris, Harvey Chapin, Spencer J)avid Amesjjr. Alpheus Flower, Reuben Cham- Nettleton, Joseph W. pion, Homer Ely, Reuben Newcomb, Amos W. Palmer, Reuben Smith, Stockwell, Joseph Pease, Heman Smith, Lester Wil- James Stebbins, Austin liams Chapin, 2d. Wilhraham Walter Steb- Tolland William Moore, bins, William Wood, Cal- Samuel Hamilton, Henry vin Stebbins, John B. Mor- Bliss, Joseph D. Slocnm ris, Jesse W. Rice, Stew- Wales A. Needham, John art Beebe, Luther B. Bliss, Smith, Charles Gardner, John W. Smith, John M. Absalom Gardner Merrick fVestJield William Blair,

JVoto,ries Puhlic. Springfield John Howard, West Springfield Justin Richard Bliss Ely, Theodore Bliss fVestfield William G. Bates

CounseUors and Attorneijs. Granville James Cooley, Artemas Rodgers, Joseph Charles F. Bates Warren Newcomb, Geo. Springfield Oliver B. Mor- B. Morris, Amos W. Stock- ris, Justice Wiilard, well, Francis Cummins, George Bliss, William B. Henry Vose, James Steb- Calhoun, Richard D. Mor- bins ris, James W. Crooks, Westfield William Blair, George Ashmun, Reuben Augustus Collins, William A. Chapman, Erasmus D. G. Bates, Patrick Boise, Beach, John Mills, Rich- Norman T. Leonard, E. B. ard Bliss, William Dwight, (lillett Henry Morris, Josiah West Springfield Samuel Hooker, John Hooker, Lathrop .

Justices of the Peace in Hampshire. 71

Sheriff, Caleb Rice, of Springfield.

Deputy- Sheriffs. Chester P. Burt Cook " CahotviUe Nathaniel jE. Gravville Timothy M. Cutler Cooley, 2d. " Ckicopee Falls Elihu Palmer ElishaConverse.jr. Adams Springfield Noah Clark Westjield Joseph Sibley

Ja?7er, Noah Clark, of Springfield.

Overseers of House of Correction- Elijah Blake, Solomon Hatch, Harvey Chapin, of Springfield. Master, Noah Cliirk, of Springfield.

Crier of the Courts, Henry Brewer, of Springfield. Coroners Blnnrlford Rufus Blair Springfield Harvey Cha- Brimfield Alvan .lanes pin, David P. King Monson Joel Norcross Westfield Jehiel Abbott Palmer John Frink Wilhraham William Clark Southwick Gideon Stiles

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Judsre of Probate, Ithamar Conkey, of Amherst. Reirister of Probiite, Samuel E. Lyman, Northampton. Register of l^eeds, Giles C. Kellogg, of do. County Treasurer, Daniel Stebbins, of do. Clerk of the Courts, S;imuel Wells, of do.

Jastir cs of I he Peace avd of the (Quorum. Amlverst Ithamar Conkey, Oliver Smith JVorthampton Lewis Belchertown Mark Doolit- Strong, Solomon Stod- tle, Myron l^awrence dard, Charles E. Forbes, Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Samuel Wells, Charles P. Enfield Epaphras Clark Huntington, Samuel F. Hadley Charles P. Phelps Lyman Hatjidd Israel Billings,

Jippointed to qvalify Civil Offcers Joseph Lyman, Solomon Stoddard, Mark Doolittle, Eliphalet Williams, Ithamar Conkey, David Mack, Myron Lawrence, Samuel Wells. 72 Justices of the Peace in Hampshire.

Justices of the Peace. Amherst Lucius Boltwood, Porter, Joseph Smith, 2d. Enos Dickinson, Edward Simeon Dickinson Dickinson, Elijah Bolt- Hatfield Samuel Partridge, wood, John Leland, James Elijah Bard well, Austin Kellogg, Daniel Dickin- Smith, Joseph Billings, son, Timothy J. Gridley Remembrance Bardwell, Belchertown Justus For- Samuel D.Partridge, Sam- ward, Jonathan Olds, Hen- uel Partridge ry A. Bridgman, Samuel Middlefield John Dickson, Strong, Israel Towne, Uriah Church, Matthew Wright Bridgman, Roder- Smith ick Dorman, Giles Per- Northampton Charles kins, James H. Clapp, Starkweather, Daniel Dwight Graves Stebbins, Roswell Hub- Chesterfield Thaddeus bard, Thomas Shepherd, Baker, TimothyA. Phelps, Oliver Warner, Eliphalet Bela P. Clapp, John Tay- Williams, Theod. Strong, lor, Oliver Edwards GilesCKellogg,WmSwan, Cummington Eliphalet Joseph S.Kingsley, Asahel Packard, Elisha Mitchell, Lyman, Samuel L. Hinck- William Packard, Nathan ley, Edward Church, Wil- Orcutt liam W. Partridge, Thom- Easihampton Thaddeus as Napier, Samuel Par- Clapp, John Ludden, Lu- sons, Harvey Kirkland ther Clark, Samuel Wil- JVorwich Samuel Kirkland, liston Joseph Stanton, Aaron B. Enfield Benjamin Har- Dimock, Horace Taylor, wood, ElipFiaz Jones, Joseph Kirkland Ephraim Richards, Icha- Pelham Henry Kingman, bod Pope John Rankin, jr. Ezra Goshen Benjamin White, Brown, Cyrus Kingman, Asahel Billings, Luther Ziba Cook, John Par- Stone menter Greemoich Laban Marcy, Plainfield James Richards, John Warner, John Nor- John Hamblin, Leavitt tham Hallock, Elijah Clark, Granhy Levi Taylor, Jason Richards, Ebene- William Belcher, Samuel zer Snell Ayres, Lewis H. Carver Prescott Samuel Henry, Hadley Moses Porter, Stacy Linzie, Horace William Porter, Parsons Hunt, Nathan Vaughan West, Jason Stockbridge, South Hadley William Ephraim Smith, James B. Bowdoin, Elihu Dwight, Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Hampshire. 73

Daniel Paine, Alonzo John A. Judd, Jesse Ly- Lamb, Titus Clark man Southampton AsahelBirs^e, Williamshurg Elisha Hub- Asahel Chapman, Elisha bard, Gross Williams, Edwards, Wm. S. Rogers Elisha Hubbard,jr. Daniel fVare Joseph Cummincrs, Collins, Lewis Bodman, Alpheus Demond, Aaron Addison H. White, Spen- Gould, William Hyde, cer Root, Joseph Rodman Thomas Wilder, Anson fVorthington Dan Daniels, Phelps, Ansel Phelps, jr. Josiah Mills, William Westhampton William Ward, Chauncy B. Rising, Hooker, Sylvanus Clapp, Elisha H. Brewster

JVotaries Public. Amherst Edward Dick- Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft inson JVorthampton Daniel Steb- Belchertown Mark Doo- bins, James Hibben little IVare William Hyde

Counsellors and Attorneys. Amherst Hezekiah W. Charles E. Forbes, Sam- Strong, Ithamar Conkey, uel F. Lyman, Charles P. Lucius Boltwood, Osmyn Huntington, Samuel L. Baker, Edward Dickinson, Hinckley, Samuel H. Charles A. Delano Bates, Solomon Stoddard Belchertown Mark Doolit- South Hadley William lle, Myron Lawrence Bowdoin Chesterfield Dyer Bancroft Ware William Hyde, An- Enfeld Epaphras Clark sel Phelps, jr. Greenwich Lab an Marcy Williamshurg Elisha Hub- Hadley Giles C. Kellogg bard, jr. Addison H. Hatfield Israel Billings White JVorthampton Isaac C. Worthington Chauncy B. Bates, Lewis Strong, Rising

Sheriff, Joseph Lyman, of Northampton.

Depjity- Sheriffs. Amherst Frederick A. Greenwich Steph. Douglas Palmer, Henry Frink JVorthampton Ansel Belchertown Simeon Wright Dwight, Levi Arnold South Hadley Joel Miller Chesterfield William L. Ware Samuel Phelps Stetson Deputy-Jailer, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton. 8 74 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Crier ofthe Courts, W. W. Partridge, of Northampton

Overseers of the House of Correction. Elisha Strong, William Clark, jr. William W. Part- ridge, of Northampton. Keeper and Master, Cephas Clapp, of Northampton.

Coroners. Amherst Solomon Keyes Hatfield Austin Smith Eastman JVorthampton William W. Belchertown Elihu San- Partridge ford, Ralph Owen Soidh Hadley Josiah Bard- Chesterfield Francis Bur- well nell Southampton AsaheJ Cummington Bela Norton Chapman Enfield Rufus Powers M^are Samuel Phelps Goshen Ambrose Stone Worthington Josiah Mills MIDDLESEX. Judge of Probate, Samuel P. P. Fay, of Cambridge. Register of Probate, Isaac Fiske, o'f 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. Brighton Francis Winship Russell, Stuart J. Park Cambridge Abraham Hil- Hopkinton Samuel B. Hard, Ephraim Buttrick, Walcott Nathaniel R. Whitney, Lexington Elias Phinney Lowell Joseph Locke, Carlisle Amos Spaulding Joel Adams, Elisha Hun- Charlestown James K. tington Frothingham, Arthur W. Medjord Nathaniel Hall, Austin, James Dana Abner Bartlett, Dudley^ Concord Joseph Barrett, Hall , John Keyes JVeivton Amos Allen, Framingham A b n e r William Jackson Wheeler Pepperell John Walton Groton Amos Bancroft, Reading John Weston Caleb Butler, Bradford Shirley L. M. Parker Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 75 iVatertown Levi Thaxter, Wesiford John Abbot Tyler Big-elow, John Clark Weston Isaac Fiske West (Cambridge James Woharn John Wade Russell

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

Justices of the Peace. Acton Abraham Conant, liam Parmenter, Joseph Francis Tuttle, Simon T. Buckingham, Charles Hosmer, Stevens Hay- Folsom, Isaac Livermore, ward, Winthrop E. Faulk- Nathan Fiske, Charles C. ner Little, Omen S. Keith, Ashby Alexander T. Wil- George W. Livermore, iard, Amos Willington, Henry M. Chamberlain, Stephen Wyman Joseph Lothrop, John S. Bedford Reuben Bacon, Ladd, Richard H. Dana, John Merriam, Joel Fitch, James Luke, Philemon R. Amos Hartwell Russell, Jona. Wheeler Billerica Francis Faulk- Carlisle Samuel Stevens, ner, Marshall Preston, Calvin Heald John Baldwin, Dudley Charlestown Oliver Hold- Foster, Samuel Rogers en, Paul Wiliard, Abra- Boxboro'' Samuel Hay- ham R. Thompson, Henry ward, Lyman Bigelow Gardner, jr. Chester Ad- Brighton Edward Spar- ams, William J. Walker, hawk, Life Baldwin, Charles Lincoln, jr. Wil- Charles Heard, William liam Wyman, James Hun- Warren newell, William Sawyer, Burlington Sylvanus Charles Thompson, Ho- Wood, Nathan Blanchard, ratio N. Perkins, Benja- William Winn min Badger, G. Washing- Cambridge Levi Hedge, ton Warren, Tolman Wil- Edmund T. Dana, John ley Williams, William J. Chelmsford Samuel Davis, Whipple, William F. Caleb Abbot, Ebenezer Stone, Levi Farwell, Adams, Alpheus Spaul- Abraham Edwards, Ed- ding, Jonathan M. Reed, ward T. Channing, Wil- James Pitts, Benj. Adams 76 Justices of the Peace in Middlesex.

Concord Elisha Wheeler, Chas. Wheeler, Joel Smith Stephen Patch, Daniel Littleton Jonathan Man- Shattuck, John M. Che- ning, Benjamin Dix, Jona- ney, Nehemiah Ball, Sted- than Hartwell, Joel Hoar, man Buttrick, Francis R. Cephas Hartwell, James Gourgas Kimball, Daniel Bolles Dunstable James Swnllow, Lowell John R. Adams, Temple Kemble, Josiah Elisha Fuller, John P. Cummings, Edmund Page, Robinson, Pelham W. Allen Cumings Warren, William Smith, Dracut Israel Hildreth, jr. Seth Ames, John A. David Blood, Colburn Knowles, Tappan Went- Blood, jr. worth, John W. Graves, Framingham Luther Bel- Thomas Hopkinson, Jo- knap, Wm. Buckminster, seph W. Mansur, John Joseph Ballard, Warren Clark, John Avery, Oliver JNixon, Jonas CI ayes, M. Whipple, John Aiken, Moses Edgell, Henry Benjamin F. French, S. L. Richardson, RufusBrevver, Dana, William Davidson, Charles Train Luke Eastman, Joseph Groion Noah Shattuck, Batterfield, H. G. F. Cor- Abel Tarbell, George F. liss, Ephraim B. Patch, Farley, Jonathan S. Ad- John Bennett, J.G.Abbott, ams, John G. Park, John Grenville Parker, R. G. Boynton, Benj. P. Dix Colby, Daniel S. Richard- Holliston filihu Cutler, son, Samuel A. Brown, Elias Bullard, Abner John- Julian Abbott son, , Eliel Maiden Benjamin Blaney, Littlefield, Thomas Dick- Charles Lewis, Nathan inson Nicholson, Gilbert Haven, Hopkinton Joseph Valen- Isaac Emerson, Benjamin tine, Thomas Bucklin, G. Hills Samuel D. Davenport, Marlborough Daniel Ste- Joseph Valentine, 2d. vens, Levi Bigelow, Nich- Daniel Singletary, An- olas B. Proctor, Eli Rice, drew Allard, Calvin Shep- Stephen Pope, Solomon ard Weeks, William H.Wood, Lexington John Muzzey, William Barnes, Richard William Chandler, Na- Farwell thaniel Mulliken, Ambrose Medford Jonathan Brooks, Morrell, Samuel Stetson, Jonathan Porter, John John Nelson, Samuel Sparrell,ThatcherMagoun, Chandler Daniel Swan • Lincoln Elijah Fiske, JVatick Samuel Fiske, Justices of the Peace in Middlesex. 77

William Farris, Chester er, James B. Brown Adams, Hezekiah x^llen Sudbury Asher Goode- Jsfewton William Jackson, now, Thomas Stearns, Seth Davis, Matthias Col- Lyman Howe, Nahura lins, Ebenezer Cheney, Thompson, C. G. Cutler Elijah F. Woodward, Jo- Tewksbury William Rog- seph Bacon, Joel Fuller, ers, Samuel Thompson, James Fuller, Samuel John Jaques, Horatio C. Hyde, Ezra Nichols, Ho- Merriam ratio Moor Townsend Paul Gerrish, PeppereM James Lewis, Richard Warner, Jona- Abel Jewett, Asa F. Law- than Richardson, Levi rence, William Buttrick, Sherwin, Joel Adams, Arnold Hutchinson, John Aaron Warren, Fred. A. P. Tarbell, John Tarbell, Worcester Joseph Tucker Tyngsborough Robert Reading Edmund Parker, Brinley, Calvin Thomas, Daniel Chute, Joshua John Farwell, Asa Butter- Prescott, CalebWakefield, field, Charles' Butterfield, Geo. Flint, John Batchel- Simon Thompson der, 4th. Edwin Foster, Waltham John Clark, Jo- Abiel Holden, Thaddeus siah Childs, Nahum Hardy, B, Pratt Isaac W. MuUiken, Arad Sherburne Isaac Whitney, Moore, EbenezerHobbs,jr. Dalton Goulding-, Alpheus Joseph Bond, jr. Nathaniel Clark, Micah Leland Maynard Shirley Thomas Whitney, Watertown Thomas Clark, Benjamin Hartwell, Ste- Seth Bemis, Chas. Bemis, phen Longley, Nathaniel Hiram Hosmer, John H. Holden, Joseph Edo^arton, Richardson, Grenville T. James P.Whitney, Augus- Winthrop tus G.Parker Wayland William Bridge, Somerville Luther V. William Sherman, David Bell Heard, Edward Mellen South Reading Burrage West Cambridge Thomas Yale, Thomas Emerson, Russell, Timothy Wel- Lilly Eaton, Noah Smith, lington Benjamin B. Wiley Westford NahumH.Groce, Stoneham Peter Hay, Jonathan Prescott, John David Tilton, John H. W. P. Abbot, Eph. Abbot, Wright, Darius Stevens, Luther Prescott, True- George W. Dike worthy Keyes Stow Moses Whitney, Weston Alpheus Bigelow, Elijah Hale, Charles Tow- jr. Isaac Jones, Benj.Jame3 8# 78 Counsellors and Attorneys in Middlesex.

IVilmingion James Jaques, idge, Cyrus Bancroft, Walter Blunchard Leonard Thompson, Benj. Wohurn Bill Russell, F. Thompson, Bowen Charles Carter, Joseph Buckman, Samuel Sweet- Gardner, Oliver B. Cool- ser, Albert H. Nelson

Xotaries Public. Brighton Charles Heard Concord Nathan Brooks Cambridge William J. Framingham Josiah Adams Whipple, Henry M. Cham- Groton Caleb Butler berlain, Ephraim Buttrick, Lowell John R. Adams, Omen S. Keith James G. Carney, Pelham Charlestoivn Wm. Sawyer, W. Warren G. Washintjton Warren Jfaltham Joseph Bond, jr.

Counsellors and Attorneys BUlerica Marshall Preston Walcott Cambridge Abraham Hill- Lowell John R. Adams, iard, William J. Whipple, Nathaniel Wright, Elisha Simon Greenleaf, Samuel Fuller, John P. Robinson, P. P. Fay, Ephraim But- Luke Eastman, Seth trick, Omen S.Keith, Isaac Ames, William Smith, Jo- Fisk, J. S. Ladd seph Locke, John A. Cambridgeport Henry M. Knowles, Thomas Hop- Chamberlain, Abraham kinson, Joel Adams, John Edwards, George W. Liv- Locke, H. G. F. Corliss, ermore R. G.Colby, TappanWent- Charlestoivn Arthur W. worth, Joseph W. Mansur, Austin, William Sawyer, Josiah G. Abbott, Gren- Horatio N. Perkins, James ville Parker, Alpheus R. Dana, G. Washington Brown, Daniel S. Richard- Warren, Tolman Willey, son, Samuel A. Brown,* Henry D. Austin Julian Abbott, Isaac S.' Concord Samuel Hoar, Morse, Benjamin F. But-' John Keyes, Nathan ler, Frederick Parker, Na- Brooks, John M. Cheney, thaniel Wright, jr. James Ebenezer R. Hoar Gerrish, Ithamar W. Baird, Framingham Josiah Adams, William Buck- F. Smith minster, Charles R. Train Maiden Charles Lewis Groton Caleb Butler, Medford Abner Bartlett Bradford Russell, George JVewton Amos Allen F. Farley Pepperell James Lewis, HoUiston Elias Bullard AsaF. Lawrence. John P. Hopkinton Samuel B. Tarbell Sheriffs and Coroners in Middlesex. 79

Reading Joshua Prescott John H. Richardson Townsend Frederick A. Wayland Edward Mel] en Worcester Westford John W. P.Abbot Tyngsboro' Charles But- West Cambridge James terfield Russell Waltham Arad Moore Weston Alpheus Bige- Watertown Tyler Bigelow, low, jr. LeviThaxter, Chas.Bemis, Woburn Albert H. Nelson

Sheriff, Samuel Chan dler, of Lexington. Deputy-Sherifs. Cambridgeport Nathan Hopkinton William A. Fiske Phipps Charlestown Thos.Sumner Lowell Jefferson Bancroft, Concord Moses Prichard Joseph Butterfield East Cambridge Levi JVeivton Adolphus Smith Parker Townsend Quincy Syl- Framingham Eliphalet vester Wheeler Wayland Horace Heard Groton William C. Lewis Woburn WilliamT.Choate Parker, of Crkr of C. P. and Crier of S. J. C. Levi Cambridge.

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

Overseers of House of Correction. Lexington, Samuel Chandler. Cambridge, , Jonathan Wheeler. Master, Nathaniel Watson. Coroners. Acton Luther Conant Dunstable Edmund Page, Jishby Alexander T. Wil- James Swallow lord, Ezekiel Colman Framingham Rufus Brew- Cambridge Nathan Fiske er, Henry Richardson, Carlisle Jonas Parker Eliphalet Wheeler Charlestown Thomas Groton Abel Farnsworth, Sumner, Daniel J. Coburn Benjamin Moors, William Chelmsford Ebenezer Par- A. Bancroft ker, James Pitts HoUiston Loammi Jjittle- Concord Abel Moore, An- field thony Wright Hopkinton Joseph Valen- Dracut David Blood, jr. tine, Silas Mirick Simon Coburn Littleton Jonathan Whit- 80 Justices of the Peace in Nantucket.

-comb, Samuel Smith, jr. Shirley Stephen Longley Lowell Luther Marshall, Stoiv John Patch, Abra- Josiah B. French, Zac- ham Conant «heus Shed, James Fisher Tewkshury Thomas Clark Maiden Theodore L. Townsend Quincy Syl- Styles vester Marlborough Isaac T. Tyngsborough Joseph F. Stevens, Levi L Whet- Bancroft more IVayland Collins Damon, JVewton Adolphus Smith William Heard, 2d. Pepperell Luther Tar- Wesiford Levi Heywood bell, jr. Weston Nathan Fiske, Reading Abiel Holden Luther Harrington Sherburne Jeremiah Butler Wilmington Joel Jenkins, South Reading Jeremiah Josiah Gillis Bryant

Prover of Fire Arms, Alpheus Clark, of Sherburne. NANTUCKET. Judge of Probate, Samuel Mitchell. 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. Walter Folger, Benjamin Gardner, , Martin T. Morton, George B. Upton, George Cobb.

.Appointed to qualfy Civil Officers. George B. Upton, Hezekiah Barnard, Timothy Hussey.

Justices of the Peace. Thomas Macy, Timothy Hussey, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, James Bigelow, James M. Bunker, Asa G. Bunker, Frederick Arthur, Seth Pinkham, John W. Barrett, Elisha P. Fearing, Samuel Mitch- ell, Hezekiah Barnard, Elisha Starbuck, David Joy, Philip H. Folger, Daniel Jones, jr.

JVotaries Piiblic Benjamin Gardner, Charles K. Whitman, Samuel H. Jenks, Caleb Cushman, James M. Bunker, Samuel Mitchell, Elisha Starbuck, Philip H. Folger, Daniel Jones, jr. Justices of the Peace in Norfolk. 81

Counsellors and Mtorneys. Charles K. Whitman, James M. Bunker, Walter Fol- ger, Daniel Parkhurst, John Patch, J. F. Dearborn.

Sheriff, Elisha Starbuck.

Deputy-Sheriff, Uriah Gardner.

Crier of the Court, Caleb Cushman.

Jailer, William Randall. Coroner, Elisha M. Hinckley.

Commissioners of Wrecks, George Myrick, George Myrick, jr. Philip H. Folger, of Nantucket; Andrew Brock, 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 Buliard, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Ezra W. Sampson, of do.

Justices of the Peace and of the Quorum. Bellingham Eliab Wight, ardson John C. Scammell Milton John Ruggles Braintree Minot Thayer Q^uincy John Whitney, Canton Thomas French John iVI. Gourgas, jr. Cohasset James C. Doane Randolph Royal Turner, Dedham Samuel Haven, Seth Mann William Ellis, Ezra W. Roxbury Joseph Harring- Sampson, Ira Cleaveland, ton, , Ezra Wilkinson William H. Sumner Dorchester Walter Baker Weymouth Christopher Franklin Lewis Fisher Webb Medfield Daniel Adams Wrentham Cornelius Kol- Medway Joseph L. Rich- lock, Melatiah Everett

Appointed to qualify Civil Officers. Ebenezer Fisher, Samuel Haven, Lewis Fisher, James Richardson, Joseph Harrington, Ezra W. Sampson, Melatiah Everett, Oliver Felt. 82 Justices of the Peace in Norfolk.

Justices of the Peace. Bellingham John Bates, Elihu Pond, Willis Fisher, Stephen Metcalf, Elias Albert E. Daniels, John Cook, Stephen Lewett, H. Fisher Savil Metcalf Medjield William Peters, Braintree Jonathan Wild, Jonathan P. Bishop, Obed jr. Asa French, David Hol- Allen brook, Joseph Richards, Medway Seneca Barber, Charles M. Fog-g, Naam^n Levi Adams, Luther Met- L. White, Benjamin V. calf, Christopher Slocum, French James Lovering, Joseph Brookline Joseph Goddard, Adams Oliver Whyte, Benjamin Milton Joseph Rowe, Ja- Goddard, Thomas Griggs, son Haughlon, Moses Charles Wild, James Webster, Edmund J. Ba- Leeds, Thomas Kendall, ker, Joseph Morton, James Henry J. Oliver, Artemas M. Bobbins, Joseph N. Newell Howe, Nathl. F. Safford, Canton James Dunbar, Ebenezer G. Tucker, Ellis Ames, Leonard Pratt Trueworthy Dudley Cohasset Thomas Bourne, JVeedham Benjamin Slack, Henry J. Turner Elisha Lyon, Israel Whit- Dedham George Ellis, ney, Daniel Kimball, Jonathan H. Cobb, John George Smith, William Guild, Enos Foord, Rich- Flagg, Thomas Kings- ard Ellis, John K. Briggs, bury, Charles Rice Jeremy Stimson, Samuel Quincy Lemuel Brackett, Sweet, Henry A. Penni- Noah 'Curtis, William B. man, Merril D. h]llis Duggan, G. W. Beale, Jo- Dorchester James Hum- siah Brigham, William S. phrey, Edward Sharp, Mo- Morton, Justine Spear ses Draper, William Oli- Randolph Isaac Thayer, ver, Robert Vose, Asaph Joseph Linfield, Jonathan Ohurchill, Orin P. Bacon, Wales, Benjamin Rich- Joseph Ballister, Elijah ards, Aaron Prescott, Silas Vose, Edmund P. Tileston Paine, Thomas Howard, Dover Daniel Mann, Noah Samuel L. Bass, Joshua A. Fiske Spear, jr. Eleazer Beal, jr. Foxhoroufrh Elias Nason, Bradford L. Wales, Alex- Joseph Warren, David ander E. DuBoise Capen, Warren Bird, John Roxhury Nathaniel S. M. Everett, Gardner M. Prentiss, John Prince, Jo- Peck seph Curtis, Peter G. Rob- Franklin Joseph Bacon, bins, John J. Clark, IN a- Counsellors, Sheriffs, &c. in Norfolk. 83 thaniel Curtis, Lucius M. Joseph Ellis, Joseph Sarofent, Chas. W. Green, Hawes, John M. Gannett, William Whiting, Luther Palmer Morey, John A. M. Harris, Joseph Hodo^es, Gould Cornelius Cowing, Abra- Weymouth Lemuel Hum- ham h\ Howe, Francis phrey, Fisher A. Kings- Hilliard, Benjamin E.Cope- bury, Noah Torrey, Ap- land, John M. Fessenden, pleton Howe, Abner W. Jonathan P. Robinson Paine Sharon Jeremiah Gould, Wrtnlham Samuel Druce, Elijah Hewins, Lemuel D. Ebenezer Blake, John Hewins Cheever, Benjamin Shep- Stouf^hton Elijah Atherton, herd, jr. Calvin Fisher, Jesse Pierce, AbnerDrake, Lewis Harding, Allen Til- Joel Talbot, JamesTucker, linghast, Oliver Felt, Silas Lemuel Gay P. Fisher, George Hawes, Walpole Truman Clark, Philo Sandford

jYotaries Public. Canton James Bent Roxbury Sherman Leland, Cohasset Thomas Bourne, D. A. Simmons, James James C. Doane Russell Dedham Eben'r Fisher, jr. Weymouth Fisher A. Dorchester Asaph Church- Kingsbury ill Wrentham Melatiah Ev- Quincy Ibrahim Bartlett erett Randolph Aaron Prescott

Counsellors and .Attorneys. Brnintree Naaman L. Milton Nathl. F. Safford White Quincy John M. Gour- Canton Ellis Ames gas, jr. Wm. S. Morton Dedham James Richard- Randolph Aaron Prescott son, Jonathnn H. Cobb, Roxbury Joseph Harring- Ira Cleaveland, Ezra Wil- ton, Sherman Leland, Da- kinson, Ellis Worthington vid A. Simmons, J. J. Dorchester Samuel P. Clarke, Francis Hilliard Loud, Asaph Churchill Weymouth Fisher A. Medfield Daniel Adams, Kingsbury Jonathan P. Bishop Wrentham Melatiah Ever- Medway Warren Lovering ett, Samuel Warner, jr.

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

Deputy -Sheriffs. Caw^on Jesse K. Webster Randolph Alexander E. Dedham George Ellis, 2d. Du Boise EastMedway Nathan Roxhury Enoch Bullard J?n?s Wrentham William W. Q^uincy Thomas Adams, jr. Cowell

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

Coroners. Bellingham Hollis Met- qidncy William Spear calf, Edward C. Craig Roxhury Enoch Bullard Braintree Asa French Sharon Elijah Hewins,jr. Co/ias^ef Henry J. Turner Stoughton Lemuel Gay Franklin Eli M, Richard- Weymouth Silas Binney son Wrentham Paul Fisher, JUedfield Abner Mason David A. Fisher Milton Alpheus T. French

Commissioner of Wrecks, Thomas Adams, jr. of Quincy, PLYMOUTH. Judge of Probate, Wilkes Wood, of Middleborouo-h, Register of Probate, Jacob H. Loud, of Pjymoutht Register of Deeds, Roland 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. Bridpwater ArtemasFIale riah Eddy Duxhury Seth Sprague, Pembroke Anthony Colla- Judah Alden, Seth more Sprague, jr. Gershom B. P^v^^ow^^ John B. Thomas, Weston William Thomas, ^ Gusta- East Brids:ewater Barthol- vus Gilbert omew Brown Scituate John Collamore, Hingham Jotham Lincoln Samuel A. Turner, John Kingston John Thomas, B. Turner ^•,?,^/'!, ^^'^^^ Bridgeivater William Ti^5^\® , Middlehoro' Wilkes Wood, Baylies Abiel Washburn, Zache- Justices of the Peace in Plymouth. 85

.Appointed to anal if1/ Civil Officers.

Wilkes Wood, Hector Orr, ' Willinm Baylies, Nathan- iel M. Davis. John B. Thomas, Thomas Loring, Ja- cob H. Loud, Joseph Haskell, Austin Packard, John Beal, Anson Robbins, Theophilus Kin^, Welcome Young, James Rug-gles, Bartholomew Brown.

Justices nf the Peace. Ahington Benjamin Ho- Thomas Hobart, Isaac B. bart, Jared Whitman, IMi Barker, Joshua Smith, Da- cah Pool, James Bates, vid Prouty Ezekiel Thaxter, James Hinghnni Joseph Wilder, Ford, jr. Hervey Torrey jr. Solomon Lincoln, Fran- Brid^eivater Solomon Al- cis G. Ford. Thomas Lo- den,jr. Benjamin Pope, ring, Marshall Lincoln, Avery Fobes, Isaac Fobes, James S. Lewis, Henry Nathan Mitchell, Samuel Gushing, Jotham Lincoln, Leonard, jr. Holmes jr. David Fearing Sprague, Williams La- Hull Samuel Loring tham, Philo Leach, Solo- Kmgs(o7i James Sever, mon Hayward, Horace Nathaniel Thomas, John Ames Sever, Eli Cook, John Carver Benjamin Ellis, Gray, Joseph Sampson, John Savary, S-itnuel Josiah Holmes, Joseph S. Shaw, Lewis I'ratt, Timo- Beal thy Tobb, Henry Sherman JMarsh/ield Joseph Clifl, Duxbnry William Loring, John Ford, jr. George Gershom Bradford, Benja- Leonard, Daniel Phillips, min Alden, George P. Luther Hatch Richardson, Joseph F. Middleboro' iMartin Keith, Wadsworth, Sam'l Stetson Seth Miller, Charles East Bridgewater Isaac Hooper, Levi Pierce, Seth Alden, Wallace Rust, Eaton, Abiel P. Booth, Welcome Young, Azor Oliver Pierce, Samuel Harris, Isaac Pratt, Hec- Thompson, Paul Hatha- tor Orr, William Harris way, Arad Thompson, Halifax Obadiah Lyon, Joshua Hoskins,jr. Joshua Dexter C. Thompson, Za- Eddy, Benj. P. Wood, dock Thompson, J. P. Bradford Harlow, Luther Thompson Washburn, Jonathan Hanover AlexanderWood, ('obb, Ebenezer Pickens, Benjamin Mann, Thomas Silas Pickens, A. T. Har- J. Gardner, Albert White vey, Thomas Bennett, Hanson Charles Gushing, Eliah Ward, Peter H.

Pembroke Alden Briggs Thomas Turner, David Oldham, Plorace Colla- more, I Martin Bryant 86 Notaries, Counsellors, &c. in Plymouth.

Pierce, Abisha T. Clark, James Ruggles, Elijah Abiel Washburn, Corne- Willis, Joseph Meigs, Jo- lius B. Wood seph Look, Lothrop Per- JVbrth Bridgewater Joseph kins, Joseph Haskell, The- Sylvester, Eliab Whitman, ophilus Pitcher, jr. Amittai M. Packard, Eliphalet B. Hammond, Joseph W. Kingman, Linus Howard, Church, Theophilus King, George Clark, Jesse Per- Noah C. Perkins kins, Bela Keith, Franklin Scilnate Anson Robbins, Ames Samuel Tolman, jr. Eben- Plymouth Nathaniel Rus- ezer T. Fogg, Elijah Jen- sell, Jacob H. Loud, Wil- kins, jr. Gideon W. Young, liam Clark, AllenDanforth, John Beal, Ammial Curtis, Schuyler Sampson, Thom- Dexter Merritt, William as Russell, Isaac L. Hedge, James, EJias R. Mungo, Bourne Spooner, William Caleb W. Prouty R. Sever, William M.Jack- Wareham John Fearing, son, Josiah Robbins, William Fearing, B. Mur- Josh. B. Thomas, Timothy dock, Seth Miller, jr. Gordon, Isaac N. Stod- David Nye, Sylvanus dard, William Davis Bourne, Thomas Savery, Plympton Zenas Bryant, William Bates Jonathan Parker, William West Bridgewater John E. H. Soule, Josiah T. Ellis, Howard, Austin Packard, Isaac Wright Zephaniah Howard, Dwel- Rochester George King, lev Fobes

JVntnries Pulillc. Duxbury Samuel Stetson Gustavus Gilbert E. Bridgeivater Welcome Rochester Elijah Willis' Young Scitiiate John Beall Hingham David Harding 7f are/ia??iSlyvanusBourne, Middleboro^ Wilkes Wood William Bates Plymouth Jacob H. Loud,

Counsellors and Jlttornctjs. Ahington Jared Whitman, Kingston Thomas P. Beal, Benjamin Hobart Joseph Sampson, Joseph Duxbury Samuel Stetson S. Beal East Bridgeivater Aaron Middlehoro' Wilkes Wood, Hobart, Welcome Young Zechariah Eddy, Eliab Hanover Alexander Wood Ward Hingham Solomon Lin- JVorth Bridgeivater Eliab coln, Jotham Lincoln, jr. Whitman Counsellors, &,c. in Plymouth. 87

Pembroke James H. Whit- Scituate EbenezerT-Fog-g* man South Brid^ewater Wil- PI}/ mouth Nat. M. Davis, liams Latham William Thomas, Jacob Jfareham Seth Miller, jr. H. Loud, Gustavus Gil- William Bates bert, J. B. Thomas, Wil- M^est Bridgewcder William ham Davis Baylies, Austin Packard Sheriff, Nathan Hay ward, of Plymouth. Deputy-Sheriffs. East Bridgewater Joseph min Kingman Chamberlain, jr Plymouth Coomer Weston Hingham Ebed Hersey Rochester Stephen Bart- Kingston Spencer Cush- lett man Scituate Nathaniel Clapp Middleborough Joseph Wareham Lewis Churchill Jackson West Bridgewater John M. JVorth Bridgewater Benja- Read

Crier of the Courts, Nathaniel Wilder, of Middle boro'. Jailer and Keeper of the House of Correction, Putnam Kimball. Commissioners Wrecks, of Robert Gould, of Hull ; Paul Merritt, Charles Vinal, John Doane, and John Da- mon, of Scituate ; G.B.Weston, of Duxbury; Elisha Kent, of Marshfield ; S. A. Frazar, of Duxbury ': Otis Baker, of Marshfield. ^

Coroners. Abington LebbeusGurney J\/*orth Bridgewater Thom- Carver Nelson Barrows as Wales, jr. Duxbury Avery Richards Pembroke Peter Sal- E. Bridgewater Z. Jones mond, jr. Hanover Levi Curtis Plymouth Benjamin Drew, Hingham Samuel Hobart, Ezekiel C. Turner James Stevenson Plympton Thomas B. Kingston Jedidiah Holmes, Harrub John Gray Rochester David Peck- Marshfield William Lewis, ham, jr. James Dingley, Wales Scituate Elijah B.Turner, Tilden Abiel Cud worth, Ebenezer Middleborough Samuel Stetson, John Beal Thompson, Joseph Jack- West Bridgewater Thomas son Ames 88 Justices of the Peace in Worcnsler. WORCESTER. Jud^e of Probnte, Ira Moore Barton, of Worcester. Register of Probate, Clinries ii. Prentiss, of do. Register of Deeds, Artemas Ward, of do. County Trensiirer, Anthony Ci)nse, of do. Clerk of the Courts, Joseph G. Kendall, of do.

Jastlc s of the Piuice avd of the Quormn. Jlshburnham JosephJewett Princeton Charles Russell Brookfield Simeon Draper, Rutland Rufus Putnam Otis Hayden Southbridge liinus Child Charlton John Spurr, Sa- Spencer James Draper lem Towns Sterling Thomas H. Blood Dudley Aaron Tufts Templeton Ephraim Stone Fitchburg Ebenezer Tor- ff'estborough N ahum Har- rey rington Grafton Charles Thurber Westminster Josiah Howe, Harvard Abel Whitney Edward Kendall Huhhardston Samuel fVorcester Charles Allen, Swan Ira M. Barton, Abijah Leicester Nathaniel P. Bigelow, Samuel M. Burn- Denny side, Isaac Davis, William Lunenburg Edmund Cush- Eaton, Samuel Jennison, ing Eleazer James, Joseph G. Milford John Claflin, Kendall, Levi Lincoln, Perley Hunt .Tohn W. Lincoln, Wil- JVew Braintree Samuel liam Lincoln, Rejoice Mixter Newton. Daniel Waldo, JVorthboro'' Joseph Davis Emory Washburn, Wil- Oxford Sumner Barstow liam N. Green, William Petersham Jared Weed Jennison, Thos. Kinnicutt

^^ppointcd to qualify/ Civil Officers. Theodore Jones, Edmund Gushing, Joseph G. Ken^ dall, Warren Rawson, Sumner Bastow, Abijah Bige- low, Levi Lincoln, William Jennison, William H. Williams, Lyman Sibley, Seth Caldwell.

Justices of the Peace

Ashburnham George R. I Jarwood Cushing,Nathaniel Pierce, Athol Theodore Jones, George G. Parker, Hosea Eliphalet Thorp, William Stone, Silas Willard, Reu- H. Williams, Isaac Ste- ben Townsend, Kilborn vensj Elias Bassett, Ben- Justices of the Peace in Worcester. jamin Eastabrook ner Thayer Auhurn John Clark, Dudley Morris Lamed, Thomas Drury, Solomon Samuel Robinson, John Sibley, Israel Stone, jr. Eddy John Mellish, Abijah Fitchburg Alvah Crocker, Craig-e Levi Downe, Joseph Barre Nahum F. Bryant, Downe, Francis Perkins, Seth Caldwell, John King, Nathaniel Wood, Horace David Lee, Charles Sib- Newton, Charles Mason ley, Lyman Sibley, Abel Gardner Smyrna Glazier, White, Walter A. Bryant Timothy Heywood, Wil- Berlin Thomas Brisrham, liam Whitney, Asaph Jonathan D. Merriarn, Asa Wood Sawyer Grafton Otis Adams, Sam- Bolton Samuel S. Houg-h- uel Allen, Charles Brig- ton, Amory Holman, Jona- ham, jr. Oliver M. Brig- than Jewett, Joseph Saw- ham, Samuel Wood, Jo- yer, Caleb Wheaton, Ed- seph Bruce, Jonathan win A. Whitcomb Wheeler Boylston Samuel Brigham, Hardwick Jason Mixter, Ward Cotton, James Dav- Nathan Perry, Gardner enport, James Longley, Ruggles, Joseph Stone, x\aron White, Hezekiah John Raymond, Joel W. Gibbs Fletcher Brookjield Lewis Abbot, Harvard Jerome Gardner, Jesse* Bliss, Seth Field, Jacob Haskell, John Park, Rufus Harrington, Alan- Augustus G. Hill, John P. son Hamilton, Aaron Kim- Whitcomb ball, Nicholas McClure, Holden Charles Chaffin, Ebenezer Merriam, Ed- Samuel Damon, William win B. Tainter, Arad Gil- Drury, Silas Flagg, Paul bert, Abraham Skinner, Davis William Howe, jr. Chaun- Huhhardston Justus Ellen- cy Edmands, Elisha Ham- wood, Ethan A. Green- mond, Baxter Ellis, Eph- wood, Henry Prentice, raim Hinds Daniel Woodward Charlton William P. Mar- Lancaster James G. Car- ble, Rufus Mixer, Jona- ter, Nathaniel Chandler, than Winslow Joseph W. Huntington, Dana Ephraim Whipple, Jonas Lane, Nathl. Rand, Italy Foster John G. Thurston, George Douglas Frederick W. R. M. Withington, Silas Botham, Benjamin Craig- Thurston, jr. J. Fisher, jr. gin, Warren Humes, Tur- Charles Mason 9* 90 Justices of the Peace in Worcester.

Leicester Austin Flint, Oxford Peter C. Bacon, Cheney Hatch, Horatio G. Jasper Brown, Stephen Henshaw, Joseph D. Sar- Davis, Sylvanus Harris, gent, David Henshaw, Jo- Abishai Earned, Josiah S. seph A. Denny Prentice, A.G.Dnderwood, Leominster John Gardner, Chas. Grout, Wm. Perry, Petersham AaronBrooks,jr. Wm. Wilder, Charles W. Jonas Howe,SethHapgood Wilder Paxton Jas. Day, Jona. P. Lunenburg Wm. Harrino-- Grosvenor, Nathl. Lakin, ton, Esek Whiting, Aaron Braddyl Livermore, Tyler Bard, Thomas Wiley (xoddard Mtndon J a red Benson, Phillipsion Oliver Powers Benj. Davenport, Chas. C. Princeton John Brooks, P. Hastinsrs, Dan Hill, Alphonso Brooks, Caleb Warren Rawson, Elijaii Dana, Charles Myrick Thayer, Abel Wilder, Ar- Royalston Stephen Batch- thur Cook, jr. David Dav- elder, Rufus Bullock, enport Timothy Eewis, Benoni Millhury Wm.iVI. Benedict, Peck, Barnett Bullock, Simonf^arnswortf], Clough Hiram W. Albee R. Miles, Abra'm G.Ran- Rutland George S. P'lint, dall, Simeon Waters, Calvin Howe, Daniel Amasa Wood Walker, Roland Wheeler Milford Clark Ellis, New- Shrewsbury Balch Dean, ell Nelson, Saml. L. Scam- Adam Harrington, Nathan mel, John Claflin, Isaac Howe, Nymphas Pratt, Davenport, John L. Scam- Azor R. Phelps, Henry mell Snow JVew Braintree AmasaBig- Southhorovgh Jonas Ball, elow, Henry Penniman Sullivan Fay, Willard JVorthborough Cyrus Gale, Newton, Perley Whipple, Martin L. Stow. John F. Dexter Fay Fay Southbridge Fred. W. Bot- JVorthbridgt SylvanusHol- tom, Oliver Hooker, Moses brook, John Taylor, Paul Plympton, Bela Tiffany, Whitin, Eben'r Cad well Jedediah Marcy, Larkiu JVorth Brookfield Wm. Ad- Ammidown ams, Jona.'Cary, Nathl. Spencer W^m. Baldwin, Jo- Dodge, Eli Forbes, Danl. nas Bemis. Fred. Howe, Gilbert, Bonum Nye, Pliny Wm. Pope, Walter Sibley, Nye, Chancey Edmands David Capen Oakham James Allen, Sterling Saml. Sawyer, Jas. Horace P. Wakefield Wilder, Jonathan Wilder Justices and Notaries in Worcester. 91

Cyrus Holbrook er, Phineas Gleason, Mo- Sturbridge Erasmus Hol- ses Qrout, Saml. Harring- brook, Jared Lamb, Ed- ton, Lovett Peters, George ward Phillips, Avery P. Denny Taylor, Gardner VV atkins, West Boylston Barnabas Roswell Warner, David Davis, Levi Pierce, Rob- VVightjBenjamin D. Hyde, ert B. Thomas, Joseph George Davis White, Moses Brigham Sutton Edward Clarke, Westminster John Hey- Jonathan Leland, Samuel wood, Merari Spaulding, Taylor, Daniel Tenney, John White, Joseph Whit- Daniel Tourtellot, Edm. J. man, Abel Wood, Ezra Mills, Paris Tourtellot, Wood Welcome Whipple Winchendon Wm. Brown, Templeton Benj. Brown, Reuben Hyde, MarkWhit- Joseph Davis, jr. Artemas comb Lee, Samuel Lee, Henry Worcester Samuel Allen, Newton, Joshua Richard- Silas Brooks, Benjamin son, Leonard Stone, Jo- Butman, Anthony Chase, seph Mason, John Boyn- Edwin Conant, Maturin ton, Josiah Howe L. Fisher, Jesse W. Good- Upton Elijah Stoddard, rich, John Green, Alexan- Nahum W. Holbrook, der Hamilton, Nathan William Legg Heard, Abiel Jaques, Uxbridge Plenry Chapin, Daniel W. Lincoln, Henry Francis Deane.jr. Freder- Paine, John Park, Charles ick Taft, Joseph Thayer, G. Prentiss, George W. John W. Capron Richardson, Steph. Salis- ff'arren Pardon Allen, bury, Benjamin F. Thom- Jephtha Bacon, Sheppard as, George A. Trumbull, Ellis, Joseph Field, Daniel Artemas Ward, Samuel B. Hitchcock, Pardon Keyes, Woodward, Daniel Stone, Isaac Patrick, Joseph John Wright, Lewis A. Ramsde], HarveySessions, Maynard, Warren Lazell, James S. Davis Daniel Stone, Alexander Webster Jonathan Day, H.Bullock, William Dick- George B. Slater inson Westborough Nahum Fish-

Kotaries Public. J5rooA;^e/(/ Seth Field, Otis Joseph W. Huntington, Hayden George R. M. Withington Fitchburg Eben'r Torrey Leicester Horatio G. Hen- Lancaster Nathj.Chandler, shaw 92 Counsellors and Sheriffs in Worcester.

Millbury Wm. Whittles- Ira M. Barton, Charles A. ley, Rhodes B. Chapman Hamilton, Samuel Allen, Oxford Peter C. Bacon George A. Trumbull, Souihbridge Saml. M.Lane Uxbridge George Willard Jennison Worcester Isaac Flagg,

Counsellors and Attorneys. Ashburnham George G. J^orth Brookfield Daniel Parker Gilbert Athol Isaac Stevens, Chas Oxford Peter C. Bacon Field Petersham Aaron Brooks, Barre Nahum F. Bryant, jr. Jared Weed Walter A. Bryant Rutland Rufus Putnam Boylston James Daven- Southbridge Frederick W. port Bottom, Linus Child Brookfield Jesse Bliss, Sturbridge George Davis, Arad Gilbert, Ephraim Benjamin D. Hyde Hinds, Elisha Hammond Sutton Edward Clarke Douglas Frederick VV. Templeton Joseph Mason Botham Uxbridge Henry Chapin, Fitchburg Ebenezer Tor- Francis Deane, jr. Beza- rey, Nathl. Wood, Charles leel Taft, Joseph Thayer Mason Westborough Nahum Har- Grafton Samuel Allen rington Hardwick Joel W.Fletcher Westminster Giles H. Harvard Abel Whitney Whitney Hubbardston SamuelSvvan Worcester Ira M. Barton, Lancaster 3 oseph W.Hun- , Samuel tington, Solon Whiting, M. Burnside, Edwin Co- George R. M. Withington nant, Isaac Davis, William Leicester Nathl. P. Denny N. Green, Jesse W. Good- Leominster William Perry rich, Thomas Kinnicutt, Mendon Charles C. P. William Lincoln, Lewis Hastings, Warren Raw- A. Maynard, Pliny Mer- son rick, Rejoice Newton, Milford John S. Scammell Henry Paine, George W. Millbury Clough R. Miles, Richardson, Benjamin F. Abraham G. Randall Thomas, Emory Wash- J^orthborough Martin L. burn, Alexander H. Bul- Stow lock

Sheriff, Calvin Willard, of Millbury Coroners in Worcester. 93

Deputy'-Sheriffs. Mhol John H. Partridge Petersham Cephas Willard Batre Luther Clitibrd Sterliyig Samue] Houghton Brookjjeld Seth W. Field Sturbndge Benja. Bullock Douglas Sumner Balcom Sutton John W. Whipple Fitchburg Dav.F.McIntire Templeton Nathan Bryant Grajton Lovell Baker, jr. Uxhridge Sullivan Thayer Lancaster Lyman Moore fforcester I vers Phillips, Milbury Perley Whipple Whiting Gates Oxford'ore Samuel Smith 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 VV^orcester. Coruners. Ashhurnham Saml. Woods ses G. Cheever Barrt Seth Caldwell Royalston Cyrus Davis Bolton Joseph Sawyer Rutland Calvin Howe, Brookfield Simeon Draper Jeduthan Green Dana Gilbert Warden Shrewsbury RufusE.Good- Douglas Aaron A. Wallis now Fitchburg Horace Newton Southbridge Lemuel Dun- Grafton Isaac W. Wood bar Harvard Aaron Whitney Spencer Willard Rice Holden Farnum White Sturbridge Edw'd Phillips Hubbardston Justus Ellen- Sutton John W. W^hipple wood, David Bennett Templeton Nathan Bryant Lancaster Nathl. Rand Warren Joseph Field Leominster Wm. Wilder, Webster Jonathan Day Abel Carter Westminster Luke Bige- Lunenburg Eli Page low, Willard Allen Mendon " Aaron Burden Winchendon Mark W^hit- MUford Clark Ellis comb JV. Brookfield Francis Car- Worcester Timothy W. ruth Bancroft, William Eaton, Oxford Sylvan us Harris EdxVard H. Hemmenway, Petersham Cephas Wil- Asa Matthews, Ivers Phil- lard, Eber Hapgood lips Princeton John Dodd, Mo-

Prover of Fire Arms, Fr.'.ncis Clark, of Sturbridge. Inspector of Hops, Benj. Farnsworth, of Lancaster. ;

94 Masters in Chancery. MASTERS IN CHANCERY. Svjfolk. William Minot, Edward G. Loring, Joseph Willard, Georg-e S. Hillard.

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 Josiah Adams, of Framingham ; G. Washington Warren, of Charlestown. '

Plymouth. Solomon Lincoln, of Hingham ; Zacha- riah Eddy, of Middleboro' ; Welcome Young, of East Bridgewater.

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. ; Ellis Ames, of Canton.

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 Lawrence, of Belchertown

Charles P. Huntington, of Northampton ; Edward Dick' inson, of Amherst. Franklin. George Grennell, jr. of Greenfield; Hor- ace W. Taft, of Sunderland.

Hampden. Justice Willard, of Springfield ; William G. Bates, of Westfield. Barnstable. Zeno Scudder, of Barnstable.

Dukes. Leavitt Thaxter, of Edgartown ; Thomas Bradley, of Tisbury. jstantucket. Timothy Hussey, George Cobb. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS, Appointed under ^ci ufjipril 9, I8:?9, [They are authorized to admin- ister on the estates of persons, aliens and others, dying without le- gal in this state heirs ]

Phineas Blair, of Boston ; Charles Marston, of Barn-

stable : Thomas Bradley, of Tisbury ; Benjamin Mer-

rill, of Salem ; Nathan Brooks, of Concord ; Moses Ed-

gell, of Framingham ; Ira Cleaveland, of Dedham ; S. H. Jenks, of Nantucket; Saml. S. Beal, of Kingston. ;

Board of Education. 95 BOARD OF EDUCATION. Established by Act of April 20, 1837.

The Governor and Lieutenant Governor, ex qfficiis.

Robert Rantoul, jr. of Beverly ; Rev. Thomas Robbins, D. D. of Rochester; Stephen C. Phillips, of Salem Charles Hudson, of Westminster; William G. Bates, of Westfield Boston Heman ; John W. James, of ; Humphrey, D. D. of Amherst; Rev. Barnas Sears, of Newton. Horace Mann, Secretary of the Board.

Commissioners to codify so much of the common law as re- lates to crimes andpunishments. [Resolve of Ap. 1, 1837.)

Luther S. Cushing, of Boston ; Samuel J3. VValcott, of Hopkinton ; Willard Phillips, of Cambridge ; John

Gray Rogers, of Boston ; Wm. Lincoln, of Worcester.

CtiMMISSIONERS resident in other ;?tates, who have been ap- pointed by the (iovernment of Massachusetts, to take testimony and depositions to be read in the Courts of Massachusetts. —also to administer <>aths, and to take the ackno\vledu[ment of Deeds, Powers of Attorney, and all instruments under seal to be recorded in said Commimwealth. William W^illis, Portland, . William Woart, jr. Augusta, do. Asaph R. Nichols, do. do. Nathaniel W^ilson, Orono, do. Charles Gilman, Bangor, do. John A. Poor, do. do. Jonas Cutting, do. do. Francis E. Bond, do. do. Samuel P. Benson, Winthrop, do. John C. Dodge, Newcastle, do. Moses Titcomb, Brunswick, do. John C. Godfrey, Bangor, do. Aaron Hayden,jr. Eastport, do. Levi ChaiTiberlain, Keene, N. Hamps. Wm. H. Y. Hackett, Portsmouth, do. Ephraim Eaton, Concord, do. WMlliam H. Smith, Providence, R. Island. Erastus Smith, Hartford, Conn. Richard G. Drake, do. do. John Danforth, New London. do. William H. Maxwell, City of N. York, New York. Thomas Allen, do. do. William Emerson, do. do. George Folsom, do. do. 96 Massachusetts Commissioners.

William C. Russell, Commissioners of other States. 97

COMMISSIONERS, resident in JIassachiisetts, appointed by other States, to take testimony to be used, and acknowledgment of Deeds to be recorded, in said States. For Maine, Benjamin H. Currier, Peleg W. Chand- ler, Thomas A. Dexter, Bradford Sumner, Francis O. Watts, Thomas W. Philhps, John P. Bigelow, Alden Bradford, George M. Thacher, Wildes P. Walker, Robert Rantoul, jr. J. Wingate Thornton, Jacob Q,. Kettelle, I. P. Nichols, A. H. Fiske, Boston, and Jesse W. Goodrich, fforcester. For JVew York and Vermont, John P. Bigelow, of Boston. Vermont, P. S. Wheelock. For Conn., John P. Putnam, Geo. M. Brown, J. A. Bolles, Boston. " JVew Hampshire, John S. Kimball, of Boston. " Rhode Island. George Griggs, of Boston. " JVeicYork, E. G. Austin, A. H. Fiske, J.P.Healey, of Boston, Ezekiel R. Colt, of Pittsfield, James M. Bunker, of Nantucket. STATE APPORTIONMENT. Districts of the Commonwealth for the Choice of ont Representative to Congress in each District. District 1. The city of Boston. District 2. The town of Chelsea, in the County of Suffolk, and the towns of Beverly, Danvers, Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton, Ipswich, Lynn, Lynnfield, Man- chester, Marblehe^id, Middleton, Rockport, Salem, Sau- gus, Topsfield,and Wenhnm, in the County of Essex, and Maiden, Medford, Reading, South Reading, and Stoneham, in the County of Middlesex. District 3. The towns of Amesbury, Andover, Boxford, Bradford. Georgetown, Haverhill, Methuen, Newbury, Newburyport, Rowley, Salisbury, and West Newbury, in the County of Essex, and the towns of Billerica, Carlisle, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Groton, Littleton, Lowell, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough, Westford, and Wilmington, in the County of Middles. District 4. The towns of Acton, Ashby, Bedford, Boxborough, Burlington, Cambridge, Charlestown, Concord, Framingham, Hopkinton, Lexington, Lin- coln, Marlborough, Pepperell, Shirley, Somerville, Stow, Sudbury, Townsend, W^altham, Watertown, VVayland, West Cambridge, W^eston and Woburn, in 98 State Apportionment. the County of Middlesex, and the towns of Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Fitchburg, Harvard, Lancaster, Leo- minster, Lunenburg, Northboro', Shrewsbury, South- borough, Sterling, and Westborough, in the County of Worcester. District 5. The towns of Ashburnham, Auburn, Barre, Brookfield, Charlton, Dana, Douglns, Dudley, Gardner, Grafton, Hardwick, Holden, Hubbardston, Leicester, Mendon, Milford, Millbury, New Braintree, North Brookfield, Northbridge, Oakham, Oxford, Pax- ton, Petersham, Phillipston, Princeton, Rutland, South- bridge, Spencer, Sturbridge, Sutton, Templeton, Up- ton, Uxbridge, Warren, Webster, West Boylston, Westminster, Winchendon, and Worcester, in the County of Worcester. District 6. The towns of Amherst, Belchertown, Easthampton, Enfield, Granby, Greenwich, Hadley, Hatfield, Northampton, Pelham, Prescott, South Had- ley, and Ware, in the County of Hampshire, Brimfield, Holland, Longmeadow, Ludlow, Monson, Palmer, Southwick, Springfield,Wa]es,Westfield,West Spring- field, and Wilbraham, in the County of Hampden, Ber- nardston, Deerfield, Erving, Gill, Greenfield, Leverett, Montao-ue, New Salem, Northfield, Orange, Shutes- bury, Sunderland, Warwick, Wendell, and Whately, in the County of Franklin, and Athol and Royalston, in the County of Worcester. District?. The County of Berkshire, and the towns of Chesterfield, Cummington, Goshen, Middle- Westhamp- field, Norwich, Plainfield, Southampton, of ton, Williamsburg, and Worthington, in the County Hampshire, Blandford, Chester, Granville, Montgome- of Hampden, ry, Russell, and Tolland, in the County and of Ashfield, Buckland, Charlemont, Colerame, Conway, Hnwley, Heath, Leyden, Monroe, Rowe, and Shelburne, in the County of Franklin. towns District 8. The County of Norfolk, and the of AbincTton, North Bridgewater. Hingham, and Hull, Holliston, in the County of Plymouth, and Brighton, Natick, Newton, and Sherburne, in the County of Middlesex. . , ^ r-m ^i. District 9. The towns in the County of Plymouth, excepting the towns of Abington, Hingham, Hull, North Bridgewater, Rochester, and Wareham, together Apportionment of United States. 99

with the towns in the County of Bristol, excepting Dartmouth, Fairhaven, and New Bedford. District 10. The Counties of Barnstable, Dukes, and Nantucket, together with the towns of Rochester and VVareham, in the County of Plymouth, and of Dartmouth, Fairhaven, and New Bedford, in the County of Bristol.

Representatives 100 Salem City Government.

CITY OFFICERS OF SALEM, 1842-3.

STEPHEN P. WEBB, Mayor. ALDERMEN.

Samuel Holman, jr. Georije H. Smith, Geo. Wheat- land, John Chadwick, John S. Williams, Peirce L. Wigginn. COMMON COUNCIL. Joshua H. Ward, President. Wardl. William Kimball, Samuel Colby, James Kimball, Jonathan Brown, Joshua U. Ward, John Masury. Ward 2. Charles A. Andrew, William Chase, Geo. Peabody, Israel Ward, jr. John G. Brooks, William H. Chase. Wards. Richard Austin, Francis A. Fabens, Dan- iel Potter, Joel Bowker, James King, Geo. W. Mullett. Ward 4. Joseph G. Sprague, David Putnam, Sam- uel L. Standley, Stephen Driver, jr. Elijah A. Hanson, Josiah Foster. City Clerk, Joseph Clout man. Clerk of Common Council, Nathaniel Cleaves. Treasurer and Collector, Joseph Felt. City Marshal, Perley Putnam. Commissioner of Streets, Perley Putnam. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

Stephen P. Webb, Joshua H. Ward, ex offic. Joseph Banvard, G. F. Barstow, Thomas Cole, Wm. Goodhue, Joseph Hodges, A.Huntington, M.P.Hanson, J. M. Ives, Daniel Lord, Charles Mason, Joel Mann, Stephen Osborne, Stephen C. Phillips, Caleb Peirce, Joseph H. Phippen, Elijah Porter, David Pingree, William P. Richardson, A. J. Sessions, Benjamin IL Silsbee, J.W. Thompson, C. W. Upham, Andrew S. Waters. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor and Aldermen, and Messrs. Colby, An- drew, King, Putnam. Assessors, Samuel Holman, Jonathan Perley, Na- thaniel Appleton. Chief Engineer, William Sutton. —

Lowell City Government. 101

CITY OFFICERS OF LOWELL, 1842-3.

NATHANIEL WRIGHT, Mayor. ALDERMEN. Nath'l Thurston, Jefferson Bancroft, Cyril French, , Ithamar A. Beard, JohnW.Graves. COMMON COUNCIL. Joseph W. Mansur, President. Ward 1. Jeremiah P. Jewett, John Hadley, James Townsend, Edward J. Payne. Jf'ard 2. , Erasmus D. Leavitt, Joseph W. Mansur, James Hopkins, Ward 3. Nathaniel Critchett, Ira Spalding,^ John Mead, A. W. Willoughby. Ward 4. John Morrison, William Carlton, Oliver March, Josiah B. French. Ward 5. James Patterson, Isaac Appleton, Josiah Seavy, Roswell Douglass. Ward 6. James Russell, Jonathan Kendall, Var- num A. Shed, Isaac N. Fitts. City Clerk, Thomas Ordvvay. Clerk of the Common Council, John G. Locke. OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. The Mayor, Aldermen Livingston and French ; Messrs. Payne, Nesmith, Mead, French, Douglass and Shed. SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

The Mayor and Aldermen, ex officiis, and the fol- lowing gentlemen by election, viz :—John Clark, Da- vid Wells, John Butterfield, Uzziah C. Burnap, Benja- min Green, John Aiken. ASSESSORS. J. H. B. Ayer, Hazen Elliott and Matthias Parkhurst. Treasurer and Collector, William Davidson. Auditor of Accounts, John G. Locke. Solicitor, Richard G. Colby. Marshal, Charles J. Adams. 10* POST-OFFICES IN MASSACHUSETTS, WITH THE POST master's names. Abington, Benjamin King Boylston, Eli B. Lampson " East, Godard Read Braintree, Asa French Adams, George A. Lapliam " West, N. Fletcher, jr. " North, W. E. Brayton Bradford, George Savory Alford, M. R. Vandeusen '' East, Jerc. Spofford Amesbury J. Walsh Brewster, Jeremiah Mayo " West, Edmund Sargent " West, Freeman Ryder Acton, Silas Jones " East, Geo. W.Higgins Amherst, S. C ^Cartel Bridgevvater, Mich. Keith " North, H. Cutler " North, E.Southworthjr. Andover, William Pierce " East, H. O. A. Orr " North, James Stevens " N. W., Heman Packard Ashburnham, Sam'l Barrett " West, J. M. Reed Ashby, Alex. T. Willard Brookline, Oliver Whyte Mason Ashfi'eld, Levi Cook Brighton, J- B. Athol, William H.Williams Brimfield, Otis Lane Skinner Attleborough, Ira Osborne Brookfield, A. " " North, Israel Hatch West, Allen Newell " " East, L. W. Dean North, JonathanCarey '' Flagg Jluhurn, E. M Knowles East, C. Asawam, Lyman Whitman Buckland, Joseph Hubbard Cutler JishleyviUc, Edw. Kneeland P.urlington, Silas Annisquam, W.W. Chard Baldioinsvllle, J. Davis, jr. Barnardston,H.W.Cushman BeUvUleport, Jos. Jackman Barnstable, Rich. Ainsvvurth BlucI,- stone, John Cady Coleman " West, J. Hovvland,jr. Bijjield, Benjamin Barre, Nahum F. Bryant Cambridge, Samuel Newell Belchertown, Josh Longley " East, J. W. Donallen " Bellingham, Ellery Thayer West, John Fowle " Berkley, Asahel Hathaway Port, C. Morse Beverly, Stephens Baker Canton, Darius Tucker Berlin, Addison How Carver, Eliel Ward Beckef, Frederic Clark " North, Win. Barrows " West, Wm. S.Phillips Charlemont, W. Hastings Harris Billerica, xMarshall Preston Charlestown, John Blandford, Orren Sage Charlton, Depot, H. Towne " North, Lyman Gibbs " Centre, E. M. Hicks Bolton, Amos Parker Chatham, Josiah Mayo Boston, Geo. Wm. Gordon " North, J. Nickersonjr. Boxford, J. Coggin Chelmsford, Joel Adams " West, Benjamin Pearl " North, Benj. Adams Boxboro', Lyman Bigelow Chelsea, Abel Bowen Bedford, John A. Merriam Cheshire, Russell C Brown Post-Offices in Massachusetts. 103

Chester, T. K. DeWolf Eston, Henry Wightman " North, T. E. Stevens '' North, John Ames, 2d. ** Factories, W. Sliepard Easthampton, Eben. Ferry " Falley^s Cross Roads, Edgartown, S, L. Pease Daniel Collins, jr. Egremont, Chesterfield, Dyer Bancroft Enfield, Oliver Bryant Chilraark, TristramAllen,jr. Erving, Fordyce Alexander Cohasset, Zenas Stoddard '' Erving's Ville, J. Davis Coleraine, C. W. Shattuck Essex, Enoch Low Adams' VilL, John Wilson Fairhaven, Concord, John Stacy " North, Cyrus Clark Conway, Jas. S. Whitney Fall River, C. B. Vickery Cumrnington, Francis Bates " William B. Cannedy " VVest, Elisha Mitchell Falmouth, Fred. Davis CahotviUe, James Christy *' West, S. Dillingham Centreville, F. G. Kelley " North, Ebenezer Nye Chicopee Falls, D. M. " East, J. Robinson Bryant " Wood's Hole, John Clappviile, Ab'ni Filths, jr. C. Parker Cotuit, R. T. Crocker Fitchburg, Nathaniel Wood CragWs Mills, C. Shaw Florida, Dennis Tliayer Dalton, Franklin Weston Foxboro', Dan vers, Joseph Osgood " Centre, W.RHitchcock Dartmouth, Abrah. Tucker " East, Jos. Kingsbury " North, John Cummings <' West, Henry Hobart " South, B Hovvland Framinghain, Saml. Warren Dedham, Elisha Thaver Franklin, David P. Baker *' West, Abtier Ellis " City, S. B. Scott Deerfield, Charles Williams Freetown, G. H. Hathaway " South, H. Cowing Feeding Hills, Silas Dewey Dover, Ralph Sanger Gardner, T. P. Wood Dennis, Nehemiah Y. Hall " South, Abijah M. Severy " South, E. Nickerson G(!oreetovvn, Benj. Little " East, Judah Paddock Gill," J. W. Canning " West, Luther Ciiiids (jlouccster, Gorh. Parsons Dighton, Charles Talbot Goshen. Hinckley Williams " North, John Rose Grafton, Samuel Wood Dorchester, Jos Marshall Granby, William Belcher Dunstable, J. Cummings, jr. Greenfield, Richardson Hall Douglass, David Holnian Gr. Barringlon, S. Lathrop " East, Turner Thayer Greenwich, Thos. Smith Dracut, Oliver Morse " Villnge, Ira Haskell " West, Coburn Blood, jr. Granville, lMiddle,N.CooIey Dudley, E. M. Williams Granville, East, J. Cooley Duxbury, Zenas Faunce " West, Vincent Holcomb Eastham, Elijah E.Knowles Hadley, Orlando Smith 104 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

" Mills, D. Huntington " North, E. M. Hatch Halifax, Henry Pope Lexington, John Davis Hatfield, Aipheus Longley " East, Amos Adams Hancock, S. P. Burns Lincoln, Rufus Morse Hanover, Samuel Kells Leyden. B. F. Cooledge Hanson, P. H. Perkins Littleton, Jona. Hartwell Hardwick, F. W. Delano Longmeadow, Wni. White Harvard, John P Wliitcomb " East, Wm. Lathrop Harwich, Obed Brooks Lowell, Jacob Robbins " South, I. P. Nickerson Ludlow, Joseph Bucklin " East, J. G. Smith Lunenburg, Asa Whiting " West, S. P. Bourne Lynn, Thomas B Newhall Haverhill, Charles B Hull Maiden, J. C. Richardson " East, E. Fullinjitou Mansfield, Solomon Pratt Hubbardston, Applet Clark Marblehead, Saml. Homan Hawley, Calvin S. I^oni^ley Manchester, Wni. Dodge " South, Noah Joy Marshfield, Proctor Bourne Heath, Lysander M. Ward " North, Daniel Phillips Hingham, Ruins W.Lincoln " East, John Tilden " South, Quincy [.ane Medway, C Patridge Hinsdale, Munroe Emmons " West, Daniel Wiley Holden. Charles Chaffin " East, Geo. H.Holbrook Holland, E. G. Fuller Medfield, Charles Onion Hopkinton, S.D Davenport Medford, L. Angier " Woodville, Albert Wood Mendon, Henry A. Aldrich Holliston, S. (j. Burnap " South, E. G. Daniels HartsviUe, Heiuy L. Hill Methuen, George A. Waldo HaydenviUe, J(jsiah Hayden Middleboro', Levi Peirce Holyuke Place, Za. Lyman " North, MorriliRobinson Hollenbecks, N. K. Bills " West, Elias Sampson,jr. Holmes' //o/e, GeiK Dunham " East, Nathaniel Eddy Hyannis, Abner W. Liowell Millbury, Asa H. Waters " port, Daniel Basset '• West, Eph. Goulding Ipswich, Slepheri Coburn .Marlboro', A. Parmenter Ireland, ('herder Crafts Milford, Perley Hunt Jamaica Plain, Robt.Seaver " South, P. Penniman Kingston, Rufns B.Bradford Milton, E. J. Baker Lancaster, J. VV.Huniin<:ton Monroe, Martin Ballou Lanesboro'. Rich. Wiiiiney Monson, Wm. H.Packard Lee, Hubbard Bartlett iMonlgoniery, Oren Parks « South, Thos. Hurlbut Montague, Jona. Hartwell Leicester, John Sargent " Canal, Btuij. Henry Lenox, William P. Walker Mattupoiset, W'llsou Barstow Leominster, C. H. Colburn JIarstoii's Mills, Nathaniel Leverett, Jonathan Conant Hinckley Posi-Offices in Massachusetts. 105

Middlesex Vil., E. Adams Pelham, Calvin D. Eaton Middlejield, Solomon Root Pembroke, Seth Whitman Nantucket, Sainl. H. Jenks Peppereli, Charles Tarbell Natick, Isaac U. Morse Peru, Oliver Nash " South, Moses Eames Phillipston, Curtis Powers NeeHliam, Israel Whitney Plainfield, Leavitt Hallock « West, William Flagg Plymouth, Joseph Lucas NewBedford, Simecjn Bailey Plympton, Isaac Wright New Braintree, Thomas P. *' North, Zenas Cushman Anderson Princeton, Charles Russell Newburyport, Benj. W.Hale " Jonathan Allen New Marlboro', SelhNorton Provincetown, J. L. Lothrop New Salem, North, Amos Petersham, Wm. Goddard K. Smith Pocassett, Howard Perry " Millington, JohnPutnam Prescott, Stacy Linzie Newton, Wm. B. Newton Quincy, Daniel French " Lower Falls, A. Allen Randolph, S. N. Howard " Upper Falls, Jesse " East, Wm. W. Linfield VVinslow Reading, John Weston " West, John ISIead " North, Levi Whitney " Centre, A. R. Trow- Rehoboth, GranvilleStevens bridge " Centre, Jona.Wheaton,jr. Northampton, Thomas W. Richmond, Asa Cone Shepard Rockport, Henry Clark Northbridge, S. Holbrook Rochester, Theoph. King Northfield, D. L. Callendar " North, N. C. Perkins Northboro', Henry R.Phelps Rowe, Samuel H. Reed Norton, Laban M. WHieaton Rowley, Benj. H. Smith Norwich, Aaron B Dimook Roxbury, Horace Bacon JVeponset, Grin P. Bacon " West, Wm. Keith, jr. Oakham, James Allen Roijalston, C. A. Bullock '' Coldbrook, WalterFelch Rutland, Geo. Estabrook Orange, Parley Barton Russell, Charles Tinker " South, J. R. Whipple Rockbottom, T. Walcott Orleans, Sparrow Horton RockviUe, Timo. Walker " South, Seth Sparrow Salem, Caleb Foole " East, Isaac Sparrow Salisbury, Seth Clark Otis, Lester Filley *' East, Cyrus Dearborn Oxford, Wm. Sigournoy Sandisfield, George Hull Oslerville, Josi. Scudder, jr. Sandwich, Z. R. Hinckley Palmer, T. Knight " East, J. Hoxie, 3d. " Depot, Chester Strong " West, C. H. Burgess " Three Rivers, Asa '' South, S. C. Howland Shumway Paxton, S. D. Harrington Saugus, Henry Slade 106 Post-Offices in Massachusetts.

Savoy, Liberty Bowker Scotland, George Chiprnan Scituate, John Beal Sippican, W. N. Ellis

" North, S. L5. iVlerritt Squum, Oliver W. Sargent " South, E. T. Foug Taunton, CharlesR.Vickery <' West, Z. Gushing Tenipleton, Artemas Lee Seekonk, Chur.jh Gray Tewksbury, John Coggin " South, Allen Munrue Tisbury, Holmes' Hole, Geo. Sharon, Jonathan Cobb Dunham " Centre, Chas. Johnson " West, Willard Luce Shelburne, Walter Wells Tolland, Roger Harrison " Falls, Gad Townsloy Topsfield, Wm. E. Kimball Sherburne, Seth C Hawes Townsend, Thos. Farrar " Sheffield, Edward F. Ensign James S. Walton " East, E. S Deming Truro, H. Gross Shirley, Thomas Whitney *' North, Edw. Armstrong " Village, Israel Longloy Tyngsboro', D. Richardson Shutesbury, J. L. Smallidge Tyringham, South, W. Lock's VllL, Nye Haskell Langdon Somerset, Elislia Slade, jr. " North, Samuel Fargo,jr. " West, Nath'l Mason Three Rivers, AsaShumway Southbt>ro', Sullivan Fay Upton, David B. Fisk Southbridge, F. W. Bottom Uxbridge, Sullivan Thayer South Reading, D. Norcross " North, George Adams Shrewsbury, Wni W. Pratt UnionviUe, Wm. Jennison " South, Luke Harrington Van Deusenville, W.Adams Southwick, J. M. Forward Walpole, Edmund W.Clapp Southamp., Jona. N. Judd " East, David Morse Spencer, E. B. Draper Truman Clarke Springfield, Saml.Warrinner Waltham, Nath'l Maynard Sterling, Thomas H. Blood W^are, Lewis Babcock Stockbridge, S. Rockwell Wareliam, William Bales Stoneham, W. Sweetser " West, Stougliton, Ltitniiel Gay '• East, David Nye " East, Darius Liillefield Warwick, William Cobb Stow, W.Robinson Watertown, Benjamin Dana Sudbury, North, J. Sawyer Way land, Newell Heard Sturbridge, A. M. Merrick Webster, Jonathan Day Sunderland, Wm. Delano WellHeet, Giles Holbrook " North, D. S. Whipple " South, Reuben Arev Sutton, Gibbs Lilley Wendell, L. Cook " West, R. Waters, jr. Wenham. A. J. Dodjie Swanzpy, John Mason Westboro', W. L. G. Hunt South Hadley, D. Chandler W.'st Boylston, Waldo '« Canal, D. B. Gillet Winter Westhanipton, John A.Judd Rates of Postage. 107

W. Newbury, D. Pilsbury Washing'n, W.G.Ballentine Warren, Daniel Hitchcock Windsor, Charles Reed " South, Harvpy Sessions Williamsburg, L. Bodraan Westfield, Joseph Root Williamstovvn, IsaacLettatn VVestford, Samuel Fletcher " South, John P, Jordan " ForgeValley, L Prescott Wilmington, James Jaques Wales, Daniel N. Green Winchendon, M. Whitcomb Weston, Abraham Hewes Woburn, B. Buckman Westport, Steph. Howland " South, M C. Greene W. Springfield, Edwa/d Worcester, JNL L. Fisher Southworfh Worthington, Wm. Ward W. Stockbridge. V/rentham, Curtis Stone Weymouth, F. A Kingsbury " North, Ebenezer Blake " East, Albert Humphrey " South, B.N. Shepiierd " South, Jacob Loud Yarmouth, James Matthews ** North, Cornelius Pratt " Port, Edward Thacher Whately Levi Bush, jr. " West, EInathan Lewis " West, Asa Sanderson.jr. " South, David K. Akin " East. David Stockbridge fi'nterford, D. A. Farnum Wilbrahara, C. B. Stebbins IVkitinsvUle, Paul Whitin " South, Samuel Beebe Willimansett, C. Pendleton

RATE OF POSTAGE. letter single not miles, Every ofa sheet, over 30 6 cents ; over 30 and not exceeding 80, 10 cents ; over 80 and not exceeding loO, 12 1-2 cents; over 150 and not exceeding

400, Iri 3 4 cents ; over 400. 25 cents.

Letters composed of two pieces of pnper, double postage ; three pieces, triple, and four pieces, quadruple. P;ickets composed ol one or more pieces of paper, or one or more cither articles, and «eiq;liins one ounce, quadruple those rates, and in proportion for all greater vveigiit. Every article sent in the mail, which is not either a newspaper, magazine, pamphlet, or legislative journal, is subji-ct to letter post- age, e.xcepling printer's bills to their subscribers, which may be sent in a newspaper, magazine. &c. Every ship letter, nricinally received at an office for delivery, 6 cents, and if forwarded by post, with the addition of two cents to the ordinary rates of postage. Letters by steam boats are subject to postage as if carried all the way by land.

Newspapers, not over 100 miles, 1 cent : over 100 miles, 1 I 2 cent; to any distance in the state where printed, 1 cent. Magazines and pamphlets, not over 100 miles, 4 cents per sheet, that is, 4 cents for every 4 pages folio, 8 quarto, 16 octavo, or 24 duodecimo, or of a small-

•r size ; over 100 miles, 6 cents. But if published perindirally, the postage is, not over 100 miles, 1 1-2 cent ; over 100 miles, 2 1-2 cents. Magazines and pamphlets must be marked with the number of sheets they contain. 108 Population. CENSUS OF UNITED STATES, laiO. 1S20. 1830. Maine, 228,705 298,335 399,955 501,793 N. Hamp 214,360 244,161 269,328 284,574 Mass. 472,040 523,287 610,408 737,699 R. Island. 77,031 83,059 97,199 108,830 Connec't. 262,042 275,208 297.675 309,978 Vermont, 217,713 235,764 280,652 291,948 N. York, 959,049 1,372,812 1,918,608 ,428,921 N.Jersey, 249,555 277.576 320,823 373,306 Penn. 810,09] 1,049,458 1,348,233 ,724,033 Dela. 72,674 72,749 76,748 78,085 Maryl. 380,546 407,350 447,040 469,232 Dist.Col. 24,022 33,039 39.834 43,712 Virginia, 974,622 1,065,379 1.211.405 ,239,797 N. Caro. 555,500 638,829 737,987 753,419 S. Caro. 415,115 502,741 581,185 594,398 Georgia, 252,433 340,987 516,823 691,392 Kentuc. 406,511 564,317 687,917 779,828 Tenness. 261,727 422,813 681,904 829,210 , 230,760 581,434 937,903 ,519,467 Indiana, 24,520 147,178 343,031 685,866 Missis. 40,352 75,448 136.621 375,651 Illinois, 12,288 55,214 157 445 476,183 , 76,556 153,407 215,739 352.411 , 20,845 66,586 140,455 383,702 Alabama, 20,845 127,901 309,527 590,756 Michigan, 4,762 8,896 31,639 212,267 Arkansas, 14,273 30.388 97,574 Florida, 34,730 54,477 Wiscon. 30 945 Iowa, 43,112 Seamen in U. S. Navjr 6,100 Total, 7,239,814 9,638,131 12,866,920 17,069,453 JVumber of Slaves in 1840. Virginia, 448,987 Maryl. 89,495 Ct 17 S. Caroli 327,038 Mis. 195,211 R. L 5 N.Caroli. 245,817 Mo. 58,240 Flor. Ter. 25,717 Georgia, 280,944 Dela. 2,605 Dis. Co. 4,694 Ken. 182,258 N. J. 674 Arkansas, 19,935 Tenn. 183,059 Illinois, 331 Wisc.ll Iowal6 Alabama, 253,532 Perjnsyl. 64 Lou. 168,452 N.York, 4) Total, 2,487,355 FELLOWS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY. Alphabetically arranged in Counties.

BARNSTABLE. Luke Dewey, West Stockb. George Atwood, Orleans Henry Ferre, Dalton James Ayer, Sandwich Worliam L, Fitch, Otis Elijah W. Carpenter, Chatli. Royal Fowler, Stockbridge Aaron Cornish, Faiinouth Corridon Guiteau, Lee Daniel W. Davis, VVellfleet George Hill, Williamstown F. Dodge, Harwich Isaac Hodges, North Adams Oliver Ford, Barnstable Selden Jennings, Richmond Jaines B.Forsyth, Sandwich Benj.T. Ketlredge, Hinsdale Wm. Greene, N. Faiinouth Dudley Leavitt, W. Stockb. John Harpur, Sandwich Charles McAllister, Lee Ciaren.G.Holbrook, Dennis *01iver Partridge, Stockbri. Thos. P.Jackson, Barnstable Henry P.Phillips, N. Adams Jf»hn L. Lathrop, Provincet. Enoch Pierce, Pittsfield *Jona. Leonard, Sandwich Henry L Sabin, Williamst. Steph.A.Paine, Provincet'n Mille'n Sabin, Lenox Alexander Poole, Dennis Samuel Smith, Williamst'n Joseph Sampson, Brewster Philan PLThomas, Hancock Benj. F. Seabury, Orleans *Wm. H. Tyler, N. Adams George Shove, Yarmouth Asa G. Welsh, Lee Jeremiah Stone, Provincet. Vassall White, (Curtisville) Henry Tuck, Barnstable Stockbridge Avery Williams, Lanesboro' BERKSHIRE. Robert Worthington, Lenox Snell Babbitt, Adams Nathan S. Babbitt, " BRISTOL. John L. Barker, " Jason H.Archer, Fall River Hubbard Bartlett, Lee Ira Barrows, Norton Erastus Beach, Sandisfield Lyman Bartlett, N. Bedford John M. Brewster, Pittsfield Fran. D. Bartlett, Dartmouth Francis FL Chase, " ""Leavitt Bates, Norton Henry H. Childs, Wm. P. Bonney, Fall River Wm. S. Childs, Artemas Z.Brown, Swansey Wiljard Clongh.jr. Pittsfield Wm.H.A.Crary, Fall River Daniel Collins, Lenox Amory Glazier, '• JohnW. Couch, G.Barrino;t. Win. A. Gordon, N. Bedford

* Retired Members. 11 110 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Edw.W. Greene, N.Bedford Edward Bradstreet, Beverly John H. Gushe, Raynham Isaac G. Brarnan, Georget. Benj. F. Hardy, N. Bedford Calvin Briggs, Marblehead Foster Hooper, Fall River James C. Briggs, Salem Jeremiah Home, N.Bedford William B. Brown, Lynn Azell P. Ladd, Westport Chas. H. Brown, Ipswich George Leonard, Taunton Moses Carter, Amesbury Andrew Mackie, N.Bedford *Abijah C[)eever, Saugus Calvin Martin, Seekonk George Choate, Salem Wm. B. Mason, Dartmouth Francis Clarke, Andover Julius S. Mayhew, N. Bedf Edward L. Coffin, Lynn Jos. D. Nichols, Attleboro' JohnH.CoggeshalljMarbleh. Wm F. Perry, Mansfield George Coggswell, Bradford ThaddeusPhelps, Attleboro' Benj. Cox, jr. Salem M. R. Randall, Rehoboth Oliver S Cressy, Hamilton Alexander Read, N.Bedford Joseph Farnum, jr. Salem Phineas Savery, Attleboro' Chandler Flagg, Marbleh. Samuel Sawyer, Fairhaven Kendall Flint, Haverhill Benj. B. Sisson, Westport Abraham Gould, jr. Saugus Paul Spooner, New Bedfcjrd D.A.Grovesnor, jr. Danvers Caleb Swan, Easton Benjamin Haskell, Rockport Charles Talbot, Di^'hion Richard Herbert, Rowley Wm.C.Whittred^e, N.Bedf *01iver Hubbard, Salem Thomas Wilbur,''Fall River Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers Henry Willard, J. G.Johnson, Newburyport Alfred Wood, Dighton Samuel Johnson, Salem Nathan Jones, Wenham DUKES. E. G. Kelley, Newburyport Ivory H. Lucas, Edgartown Tim. Kinniston, Haverhill John Pierce, *' Joseph Kittredge, Andover Le Roy M. Yale, Tisbury, *Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly (Holmes' Hole) Ingalls Kittredge, jr. " Edward A. Kittredge, Lynn ESSEX. Josiah Lamson, Essex John Atkinson, Newburyp. Rufus Longley, Haverhill Benj. Atkinson, Amesbury William Mack, Salem Arnasa D.Bacon, Gloucester *Thamas Manning, Ipswich Charles O. Barker, Lynn RoyalA.Merriam, Topsfield Gideon Barstow, Salem David Mighill, Georgetown Gideon F. Barstow, '' Asa T. Newhall, Lynn Jos. C.Batchelder, Topsfield Andrew Nichols, Danvers Dan. H.Batchelder, Beverly Adams Nichols, Gloucester Clark Blaisdell,Marblehead James M. Nye, Lynn Isaac Boyd, West Newbury George Osborn, Danvers Wyatt C. Boyden, Beverly George Osgood, " Massachusetts Medical Society. Ill

Joseph Osgood, Danvers Gustav.D.Peck, Sunderland Wm. T. Parker, Bradford Alph. F. Stone, Greenfield Chester Parkhurst, Salem Simeon E. Strong, Heath Gurdon R. Parkhurst, " Amos Taylor, Warwick Abel L. Peirson, " Chester Thomas, N. Salem Henry C.Perkins,Newbury p. Albert White, Sliutesbury Daniel Perley, Lynn Steph. W.VVilliams, Deer- Eben. S. Phelps, Middleton field Charles H. Pierce, Salem William Prescott, Lynn HAMPDEN. William H. Prince, Salem Jehiel Abbott, Westfield Joseph Reynolds, Gloucest. Washington Alden, Ludlow Wm. P. Richardson, Salem David Bemis, Springfield Dean Robinson, Newbury William Bridgman, " Horatio Robinson, Salem John B. Bridgman, " Martin Root, Newbury Horatio Bryant, Blandford Joseph Shed, Danvers Reuben Champion, West Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester Springfield Alvah C.Smith, Haverhill Stephen Champion, West Jeremiah Spofford, Bradford Springfield Rich.S.SpofFord, Newbury p. Wm. A. Davis, Springfield Chas. M. SpofFord, Brad^Vd Amasa Davis, Palmer Asa Story, Manchester T. K. DeWolf, Chester *Joseph Torrey, Beverly Joseph H. Flint, Springfield Augustus Torrey, " Vincent Holcomb,(iranville John G. Treadwell, Salem George Hooker, Springfield Daniel Wardwell, Andover Levi W.Humphreys, South- Henry Wheatland, Salem wick Asahel H. Wildes, psvvich Bela B. Jones, Springfield Jona. F. Worcester, Salem Gideon Kibbee, Wilbraham Aaron King, Palmer FRANKLIN. Asa Lincoln, Brimfield Parley Barton, Orange Alexander Le Baron Mun- Edward Barton, S. Orange roe, Springfield John Brooks, Bernardston Jesse W. Rice, Wilbraham Elijah W. Carpenter, " Geo. Seymour, Springfield Christopher Dean, Colerain Aaron Shaw, Wales James Deane, Greenfield Marcus M. Shearer, Palmer Chas. M.Duncan, Shelburne James M.Smith, Springfield Eras. D. Hamilton, Conway John SiDith, VVales Geo. W. Hamilton, " A Ivan Smith, Monson A.Sumner Haskell, Deerfield ^Leonard Williams, Chester Joel Lyon, Gill Lucius Wright, Westfield Leonard Morgan, Leyden Silas P. Wright, Blandford Bradley Noyes, New Salem 112 Massachusetts Medical Society.

HAMPSHIRE. Ebenezer Ames, Wayland Benjamin Barrett, North- Aaron G.Babcock,Waltham ampton Geo. Baker, Cambridgeport Reuben Bell, Hadley John Baker, Lowell Arlemas Bell, Southampton *Anjos Bancroft, Groton Timo. H.Brown, VVorthingt. Amos B. Bancroft, " Sylvanus Clapp, Chesterfield Josiah Bartlett, Concord Atherton Clark, E. Hampton Elisha Bartlett, Lowell Edw. E. Denniston, North- John C. Bartlett, Chelmsford ampton Luther V. Bell, Charlest'n Gardiner Dorrance,Amherst Albert Jones Bellows, " " *Elihu Dwight, S. Hadley Jona W. Bemis, *Otis Goodman, " Charles V. Bemis, Medford Goodrich, Ware Peleg Bradley, Dracut James H. Gray, Enfield "Silas Brown, Wilmington C. A. Hall, Northampton Thomas Bucklin,Hopkinton *John Hastings, Hatfield Seweil G.Burnap, HoUiston *Wm. Holland, Belchertown John Butterfield, Lowell *Wm. Hooker, Westhampt, Patrick P.Campbell, Lowell Lewis S. Hopkins, North- Hermon Chandler, Natick ampton Charles F. Chaplin, Cam- Thos. Meekins, Williams- bridgeport burgh Daniel Clarke, Lowell Hervey Orcutt, Westhampt. Johnson Clark, E. Camb. Addison S. Peck, Hatfield John A. Cummings, Dun- *William Porter, Hadley slable Samuel Shaw, Plainfield Nehemiah Cutler, Pepperell Washington Shaw, Wil- Benjamin Cutter, VVoburn liamsburgh John C. Dalton, Lowell Jonas M. Smith, Amherst Kendall Davis, Reading Philemon Stacy, Pladley Oliver Dean, Framingham Daniel Thompson, North- Abrah. D.Dearborn, Lowell ampton Oliver Everett, Sherburne Horatio Thompson, Bel- Amos Farnsworth, Groton chertown Samuel Fish, Cambridge James Thompson, North- ^Timothy Fiske, Holliston ampton James VV. Ford, Lowell E. G. UflTord, S. Hadley Nathan French, Maiden Joseph Warren, Middlefield Milton Fuller, Medford Stephen M. Gale, Lowell MIDDLESEX. Wiliiiim Gallup, Concord Horatio Adams, Waltham Daniel Gould, Maiden Abel B. Adams, Bedford Levi Gould, Wilmington Willard Adams, Woburn John W. Graves, Lowell Nathan Allen, Lowell Joshua Green, Groton Massachusetts Medical Society. 113

John O. Green, Lowell James C. Parker, Shirley William Grey, " Otis Perham, Lowell David A. Grosvenor, Reading Joiin D. Pilsbury, " John F. Grosvenor, " Harlin Pilsbury, " Jonas C. Harris, Hopkinton Sylvanus Plympton, Camb. Benj.W Hildreth, Marlboro' Angus. Plympton, Woburn Joseph F. Hill, Billeriea Jefferson Pratt, Hopkinton Alfred Hitchcock, Ashby *Amariah Preston, Bedford Edward A. Holyoke, Fram- Saml. Richardson, Watert'n ingham Thos. Richmond, Westford Anson Hooker, E. Cambri. George Russell, Waltham Hiram Hosmer, Wateriown Lucius L. Scammell, Hop- Zadok Howe, Billeriea kinton John Hoyt, Natick Tsaac W. Scribner, Lowell Otis Hoyt, Framingham Benj. Seabury, Charlestown ^Walter Hunnewell, VVater- Benjamin Skelton, Lowell town Thad. Spaulding, S.Reading Elisha Huntington, Lmvell Stillman Spaulding, Lexing, *Isaac Hurd, Concord Steph.H. Spaulding, Newton J. Stearns Hurd, Cliarlest'n George Stearns, Groton Benjamin James, Weston W^m. F. Stevens, Stoneham *Timo. L. Jennison, Camb. John A. Stevens, Charlest'n Jeremiah P. Jewett, Lowell Aug G.Slickney, Tovvnsend *Moses Kidder, Tovvnsend Daniel Swan, Medford Gilman Kimball, Lowell Geo. W. Symonds, Littleton *John B. Kittredge, Fram- *CalvinThomas,Tyngsboro' ingham Abraham R. Thompson, Henry Kittredge, Tewksb'y Charlestown Paul Kittredge, Chelmsford Saml. A. Toothaker, South- Theo. Kittredge, VValtham Reading J. T. Gilman Leach, Lowell Wm. J. Walker, Charlest'n Henry Lyon, Charlestovvn *John Walton, Pepperell George Mansfield, Lowell Edward Warren, Newton, Joseph D. Mansfield, South (Lower Falls.) Reading John W. Webster, Camb. Austin Marsh, Carlisle David Wells, Lowell Julius H. Morse, Charlcst'n Timothy Wellington, West Daniel Morse, Lowell Cambridge John Nelson, Lexington William W. Wellington, Jonathan Newell, Stow Cambridgeport Ezra Nichols, Newton Simon Whitney, Framing. Benjamin Osgood, Westford Samuel S. Whitney, New- Augiis. T. Parker, Shirley ton, (Upper Falls.) Daniel Parker, Billeriea James M. Whittemore, Hiram Parker, Lowell Brigfhton 11* 114 Massachusetts Medical Society.

Abel H. Wilder, Groton James A. Stetson, Quincy Fran.A.Willard, Charlest'n Jeremy Stirnpson, Dedham *JolinWi)liams, Cambridge- Ebenezer Stone, Walpole porf, Robert Thaxter, Dorchester Morrill Wyman, Cambridge Thomas K. Thomas, jr. Roxbury NANTUCKET. SimeonTucker.jr. Stoughton Elisha P. Fearing, Nantucket Jonathan Wales, Randolph John B. King, " Bradford L. Wales, " Nathaniel Rngglos, '' Jonathan Ware, Milton Charles F. Winslow, " C. Miiiot Weld, Roxbury I I Phineas P. Wells, NORFOLK. Jonathan Wild,jr. Braintree Ebenezer Alden, Randolph Charles Wild, Brookline Chas. F.Barnard, Dorchester Chas. M. Winship, Roxbury *John Bartlett, Roxbury Theophilus Wood, East Henry Bartlett, " Randolph John K. Briggs, Dedham Eben. Woodward, Quincy Artemas Brown, Medway Simon B.Carpenter,Dedham PLYMOUTH. Wm. B. Duggan, Quincy Samuel Aldeii, Bridgewater Noah Fifield, Weymouth Hen. Blanchard, Marshfield James W. Foster, Foxboro' John S.Champney, Abingt'n Luther M. Harris, Roxbury Alonzo Chapin, " James Hevvins, Medfield Anthony Collamore, Pem- Christo. C. Holmes, Milton broke AppletonHovve, Weymouth Perez F. Doggett,Wareham , Medfield Walton N. Ellis, Roches- LymanB.Larkin,Wrentham ter (Sippican) Eben. T. Learned, Wey- Robert T.P.Fiske, Hinghara mouth Timothy Gordon, Plymouth Benjamin Mann. Wrentham Josi. S. Hammond. Plympton *Paul R. Metcalf, " Joseph Haskell, Rochester Nathaniel Miller, Franklin Nathan Hay ward, Plymouth Erastus D. Miller, Elisha James, Scituate Josiah Noyes, Needham Eph. Lowell, Marshfield Benj. F. Parker, Roxbury Peter Mackie, Wareham Nath'l S. Prentiss, Jedidiah Miller, Middle- Jacob Richardsjr. Braintree borough Peter G. Robbins, Roxbury Paul L. Nichols, Kingston Steph. Salisbury ,jr. Medway *Hector Orr, E. Bridgewater *John Scammell, Belling- Samuel A.Orr, Bridgewater ham Nathan Perry, N.Bridgewat. Saml.A.Shurtleff, Brookline John Perkins, Middleboro' John P.Spooner, Dorchester John Porter, Duxbury Massachusetts Medical Society. 115

Newton Southworth, Roch- Charles Chase, Chelsea ester Jesse Chickering, Boston " Ezra Stevenson, Hingham Henry G. Clark, " Jonathan Studley, Hanover Luther Clark, " Geo.Sturtevant,Middleboro' Daniel T. Coit, *James Thatcher, Plymouth Benjamin E. Cotting, " *Gridley Thaxter, Abington Phineas M. Crane, E. Best. Ezekiel Thaxter, " Edw. L. Cunningham, Best. Francis Thomas, Scituate William W. Cutler, " " William J. Dale, (Harbor) " A.Thompson, Middleboro' Francis Dana, Jonas Underwood,Hingham Edward J. Davenport, " " Nahum Washburn, Bridge- Theodore Dexter, " water William P. Dexter, " WinslowWarren, Plymouth John H. Dix, " Whitman, West Clifford Dorr, Noah " Bridgewater Henry Dyer, " James Wilde, Duxbury Horace Dupee, jr. Silas Durkee, " SUFFOLK. Calvin Ellis, " Samuel L. Abbott, Boston Frederick A. Eddy, " " Adams, Joseph J. Fales, Zabdiel B. " Adams, " John D. Fisher, Edwin " Alexander, " Josiah F. Flagg, Andrew " John Appleton, " John Flint, *' Benj. B. Appleton, jr. " Charles F. Foster, " " Jason C. Ayers, Otis E. French, " '' Bacon, jr. Martin Gay, John " " Lewis J. Glover, Stephen Ball, jr. " George Bartlett, *' William Gordon, " " Erastus H. Bartlett, Charles Gordon, " Bates, John W. Gorham, '| *George " A. Bethune, " Augustus A. Gould, George " " Francis H. Gray, Jacob Bigelow, " " Thomas Grav, jr. Henry I. Bowditch, " Marcellus Bovven, " Henry B. C. Green, *' " James B. Gregerson, Ward N. Boylston, " " Samuel Gregg, ^Williams Bradford, " Thomas M. Brewer, " Enoch Hale, " George A. Hammett, *' William A. Briggs, " " G. Hannaford, John B.Brown, Wm. " Ephraim Buck, *' Friedrich Hartmann, " " Buck, jr. William Hawes, Ephraim " *' John C. Hayden, John S. Butler, " " George Hay ward, Robert Capen, " Walter Channing, " Joshua H. Hayward, 116 Massachusetts Medical Society.

George Heaton, Boston John Randall, Boston " Charles T. Hildreth, Edward Reynolds, '* Rufus L Hinckley, E. Bost. Aaron P. Richardson, " Charles F.HofFendahl, Bost. Joseph Roby, " " Oliver W. Holmes, Samuel Rogers, jr. " " John Homans, Richard H. Salter, " " Robert W. Hooper, G. C. Shattuck, " " John C. Howard, George C. Shattuck, jr. " " Samuel G. Howe, Benjamin Shurtleff, " " George Hubbard, Nath'l B. Shurtleff, « " Herman B. Inches, Paul Simpson, jr. " " William Ingalls, Jerome V. C. Smith, " James Jackson, " Asa B Snow, " " John B. S.Jackson, John B. Stebbins, " Charles T. Jackson, " Charles H Stedman, " John Jeffries, '< John Stevens, " " Nathan C. Keep, B^ben. Stevens, S. Boston " Solomon Keep, Henry O. Stone, Boston " Jonas H. Lane, D. Humphreys Storer, " J. F. W. Lane, '' Woodbridge Strong, " John S. Lee, " Frederic A. Sumner, " " Jona. Leonard, jr. Charles Thacher, « " Winslow Lewis, jr. Alexander Thomas, " " Giles H. Lodge, John Toomy, <« Daniel Mann, " George Tower, " Ephraim Marston, " Solomon D.Townsend, " " Henry J. Martin, Samuel Trull, « Charles Mifflin, " Joshua Tucker, " " Louis M. F.Mighault, Nathaniel S. Tucker, « " Joseph Moriarty, Henry A. Ward, <* William P Morland, " John Ware, « Samuel Morrill, « Charles E Ware, « " John Odin, jr. John C. Warren, " Nathan W. Oliver, " J. Mason Warren, " " David Osgood, John W. Warren, jr. " George VV. Otis, jr. ••' Abraham A. Watson, " Joseph Palmer, " Abner B. Wheeler, « " Ezra Palmer, jr. Warren J. Whitney, " Thomas L Parker, " Samuel Wigglesworth, " , " DanforthP. Wight, " Samuel Parkman, " Henry G. Wiley, " ^Nathaniel Peabody, " , " " Marshall S. Perry, Richard S. Young, " Abner Phelps, " Erastus O. Phinney, « WORCESTER. « Charles G. Putnam, Josiah Abbot, jr. Marlboro' Massachusetts Medical Society. 117

John Andrews, Boylston T. W.D.Osgood, Ternpleton Steph. Bachelder,Royalstnn Amos Parker, Bolton ^Stephen Ball, Northboro' Henry Parker, Grafton Wm. M. Benedict, Milbury David Parker, Gardner Oliver H. Blood, Worcester Wm. Parkhurst, Petersham Thos.R Boutelie, Fitchburg Warren Partridge, Princei'n Add. Brigham, Shrewsbury Wm. D. Peck, Sterling Alphonso Brooks, Princeton iMoses Phelps, Hubbardston Luther Bugbee, Spencer *Nath'l Pierce, Lunenburg Joel Burnet, Southboro' Delano Pierce, Grafton Nelson Carpenter, Warren Benj. Pond, Westborough Henry Carpenter, jr. Upton Isaac Porter, Charlton Calvin Carter, Lancaster Joshua Porter, NBrookfield George Chandler, Worcest. Augustus Bobbins, Holden Erastus H. Clapp, " JamesW Bobbins, Uxbridge Shepard Clark. Hubbardston Erastus Robinson, North- Henry G. Davis, Worcester bridge George Estabrook, Rutland Charles G. Saftord, South- Albert E. Eaton, Milfurd borough Allen C. Fay, « Joseph Sargent, Worcester Clisson C. Field, Leominster Wm.S Saunders. Sturbridge James Fiske, Milford John INI. Smith, Southbridge *Austin Flint, Leicester Chandler Smith, Worcester Edward Flint, " David S. C.H.Smith, Sutton John Green, Worcester Joseph Stone, Hardwick Daniel Green, Ward Wm. P Stone, Ashburnham Jonas Guilford, Spencer Augustine C. Taft, Uxbridge Saml. C.Hartwell, Southbri. Samuel Taylor, Petersham Benj. F.Hevwood, Worcest. John W. Tenney, Webster EliakimA.Holraan, Harvard N. Quincy Tirrell, Sutton Jacob Holmes, Leicester John L. Thompson, Bolton George Hoyt, Athol Stephen H. Wardwell, *Abishai Howard, Sturbri. Hardwick Amory Hunting, Worcester Edward iM. Wheeler, Paxton Henry F. Johnson, " John White, Westminster Josh. J.Johnson, Northboro' Charles W. Wilder, Leom- Pearson T.Kendall, Sterling inster Wm. M. Kimball, Southbri Abel Wilder, Mendon Dan Lamb, Charlton Georj^e Willard, Uxbridge Henry Lincoln, Worcester Ezekiel Wood, Douglas *Silas iMarshall, Ternpleton Samuel B. Woodward, Jonas A Marshall, Fitchburg Worcester John G Metcalf, Mendon Wm. Workman, Worcester Lawson Myrick, Brookficld Samuel Young, Harvard MASSACHUSETTS MILITIA. [Revised by the Adjutant-General, Dec. 1842.] His Excellency, JOHN DAVIS, of Worcester, COMMANDER IN CHIEF.

Aids -de- Camp. Alexander H. Bullock, of Worcester, Enoch Train, of Boston, William Davis, of Plymouth, George W. Richardson, of Worcester. Rank of Lieut-Colonel.

Adjutant- General, and Acting Quarter-Master- General^ Henry A. S. Dearborn, of Roxbury, Rank of Brigadier-General. William I^earnard, Clerk. Henry Sheafe, Military Store Keeper. Arsenal, No. I Pleasant-Street.

[The Adjutant and Acting Quarter Master General's Office is kept in the North-VVest corner of the State House.] divisiojY and divisionary staff officers.

FIRST DIVISION.— .S-i/Jo/A:, JVorfolk, Plymouth, Bristol, Barnstable, JS'antucket and Duke's. 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, Geo. M. Thacher, of Boston. Judge-Advocate, John Codman, of Boston.

SECOND mYimO^.—Middlesex and Essex. Major-General, Benjamin Adams, of Chelmsford. Aids-de-Camp, Phineas Whitney, and George Butter- field, of Lowell. Division-Inspector, Thomas J. Adams, of Chelmsford. - Division-Quart.-Mast. Stephen S. Seavy, of do: Judge-Advocate, Daniel S. Richardson,' of Lowell.

THIRD DIVISION.— ^rorces/er, Hampshire, Hamp- den, Franklin and Berkshire. Major-General, Gardiner Dickinson, of Conway. Aids-de-Camp, Wendall T. Davis, and Leonard S. Jones, of Greenfield. Division-Inspector, James O. Leach, of Conway. Division-Quart.-Mast. Fred. A.Clark, of Northampton. Judge-Advocate, George T. Davis, of Greenfield. Massachusetts Militia. 119 BRIGADE AND STAFF OFFICERS. FIRST DIVISIO'. CBrig.-Gen. Greiwille T. Winthrop, Watertown. 1st. AicT-de-Camp, Francis Boyd, of Boston. J Boston. Brio-. jBrio-ade Major, Newell A.Thompson, of "^ CBrig.-Quart.-Mast. C. Austin Coolidge, Boston.

rBrififadier-Gen. Henry Dunham, of Abington. 2d.)Aid-de-Camp, Eliab Ward, of Middleborough. Brig.) Brigade- Major, Vinson Blanchard, Abington. ( Brig.-Q,uart.-Mas. SECOND DIVISION. James Dana, of Charlestown. C Brigadier-Gen. 3d. ) Aid° de-Camp, Daniel Bixby, of Lowell. of Maiden. Brig. ) Brigade-Major, Augustus L. Barrett, C Brigade-Quarter- Master, William Sutton, of Salem. C Brigadier-General, 4th. )Aid-de-Camp, Joseph A. Goldthwaite, Salem. Topsfield. Brig. 5 Brin-ade-Major, Nathaniel Conant, of C Brig.-Q,uar.-Mas. Daniel Richards, of Danvers. THIRD DIVISION. r Brigadier-Gen. Orison Underwood, of Milford. 5th.) Aid-de-Camp, Charles Blanchard, Worcester. Brig.) Brigade-Major, Parley Gould, of Milford. C Brig.-Quar.-Mas. (Brigadier-Gen. Alpheus Nettleton, Springfield. 6th. jAid-de-Camp, Otis Chapman, of do. Brig.) Brigade-Major, Saml. A. Shackford, of do. ( Brig.-Quar.-Mas. James S. Bryant, of do.

FIELD OFFICERS AND ADJUTANTS OF THE LIGHT IJVFAjYTRY. FIRST DIVISION. FIRST BRIGADE. r Colonel, George Tyler Bigelow, of Boston. 1st. 3 Lieut. Colonel, William Mitchell, of Boston. Reg. ) Major, L Adjutant, Benjamin F. Edmands, of Boston, 120 Field Officers of Infantry.

r Colonel, 2d. 3 Lieut. Colonel, Reg. p Major, ( Adjutant, Joseph Sprague, of Hingham.

1st. S Major, Luther M. Hunt, of Medway. Batt. \ Adjutant, SECOND BRIGADE. Colonel, Albert Whitmarsh, of Abington. Lieut. Colonel, Major, Zichri N. Whitmarsh, of Abington. Adjutant, Woodbridge Brown, of do. Major, Benjamin R. Gulliver, of Taunton. Adjutant, Isaac W. Vincent, of New Bedford.

Divisionarij Corps of Independent Cadets. Lieut-Col. William P. Winchester, of Boston, Captain. Major Lieutenant. Major Lieutenant. Captain Samuel C. Thacher, of Boston, Adjutant. SECOND DIVISION. THIRD BRIGADE. r Colonel, Charles Carter, of Woburn. 4th. ^ Lieut. Col. William T. Choate, of Woburn. Reg. p Major, Benjamin W. Dodge, of Maiden. C Adjutant, Moses F. Winn, of Woburn. r Colonel, Timothy G. Tweed, of Lowell. 5th. > Lieut. Col. Samuel P. Shattuck, of Pepperell. Reg. p Major, George Shattuck, of Groton. (Adjutant, Gilbert Ferrin, of Lowell.

FOURTH BRIGADE. r Colonel, Nathan Kimball, of Lynn. 6th. ^ Lieut. Colonel, Edward S. Davis, of Lynn. Reg. ^ Major, Joseph Andrews, of Salem. C Adjutant, Jonathan L. Kimball, of Salem. r Colonel, John H. Clark, of Andover. 7th. J Lieut. Colonel, Reg. ^ Major, C Adjutant, Joseph Buckley, of Andover. Oflicers of Cavalry. 121

Divisionary Corps of Salem Independent Cadets. Captain, John L. Williams, of Salem. Captain-Lieutenanti William Fabens, of Marblehead. First Lieutenant, Joseph E. Fisk, of Salem. Second Lieutenant, Samuel B. Foster, of Salem. Ensign, THIRD DIVISION. riFTH BRIGADE. (Colonel, 8th.) Lieut. Colonel, Georgfe Hobbs, of Worcester. Reg.; Major, William R. Bliss, of Milford. (Adjutant, John G. Gilbert, of Milford.

i Colonel, Kilbnrn Harwood, of Ashburnham. 9th. 1 Lieut. Colonel, Jehiel Watkins, of do. Reg. \ Major, Francis J. Barrett, of Ashburnham. ( Adjutant, Antipas Maynard, of do. SIXTH BRIGADE. (Colonel, Fitzhenry Warren, of Brimfield. 10th. J Lieut. Colonel, John Miller, of Ludlow. Reg. ; Major, C Adjutant,

(Colonel, Leicester S. Boyden, of Conway. llth.^Lieut. Colonel, David T. Jones, of Greenfield. Reg. p Major, Hervey D. Look, of Conway. (Adjutant,

OFFICERS OF CAVALRY. FIRST DIVISION.

First Brigade. Captain, Peter Dunbar, of Boston. Annexed to 1st Regiment of Light Infantry. THIRD DIVISION. Sixth Brigade. First Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Davids. Pierce, ofColeraine. Adjutant, Joseph W. M'Gee, of do. Captain, Frederick E. H. Allen, ofColeraine. Captain, Charles A. Williams, of Williamsburg, Captain, Joseph Hawkes, of Goshen. 12 122 Officers of Artillery.

OFFICERS OF ARTILLERY.

FIRST DIVISION.

First Brigade. First Battalion . 3 Companies. Major, William B. Perkins, of Boston. Adjutant, Francis Allen, of Boston. Captain, Ephraim B. Richards, of Boston. Captain, Richard Hennessey, of do. Captain, Hiram Davis, of do.

Second Battalion. 3 Companies. Major, Samuel F. Train, of Roxbury. Adjutant, Thomas T. Law, of Roxbury. Captain, Andrew Chase, jr. do. Captain, Henry A. Torrey, of Weymouth. Captain, Benjamin Stone, jr. of Dorchester.

Second Brigade. Third Battalion. 3 Companies.

Major, Daniel Barstow, 3d. of Plymouth. Adjutant, Francis I. Noyes, of Abington. Captain, Holland W. Noyes, of do. Captain, Wendall Hall, of Plymouth. Captain, James Brooks, of Hanover.

Captain, Ira C. Root, of Easton. Annexed to the 3d Battalion of Light Infantry.

SECOND DIVISION.

Third Brigade. First Regiment. 4 Companies. Colonel, Lieut. Colonel, Augustus Adams, of Cambridge. Major, Orin Wilson, of Concord. Adjutant, Jeremiah Russell, of Watertown. * Captain, Jonathan S. Parker, Lexington. Captain, Charles K. Tucker, of Charlestown. Captain, Horace Hammond, of Waltham. Captain, Richard Barrett, of Concord. Officers of Artillery. 123

Captain, Josiah K. Bennett, ofGroton. Annexed to 5th Regiment of Light Infantry.

Fourth Brigade. Second Regiment. 4 Companies.

Colonel, Thomas J. Bowler, of Lynn. Lieut. Colonel, Otis P. Lord, of Ipswich. Major, Daniel P. Fittz, of Salem. Adjutant, Gardner A. Burbank, of Lynn. Captain, Caleb Jones, of Salem, Captain, Stephen Usley, of Newburyport. Captain, Thomas Bake'r, 2d. of Gloucester. Captain,

THIRD DIVISION.

Fifth Brigade. 2 Companies.

Captain, Artemas B. Vant, of Milford. Annexed to the 8th Regiment of Light Infantry.

Captain, Darwin E. Stewart, of Leominster. Annexed to the 9th Regiment of Light Infantry.

Sixth Brigade. Third Regiment. 4 Companies.

Colonel, Edward Parsons, of Northampton. Lieut. Colonel, Erasmus D. Thompson, of Shelburne. Major, Justin Thayer, of Northampton. Adjutant, William F. Arnold, of Northampton. Captain, Luther Chapin, of Ashfield. Captain, Daniel Crosby, of Greenfield. Captain, Leonard Campbell, of Hawley. Captain, Franklin K. Hitchcock, of Northampton.

Fourth Battalion. 2 Companies.

Major, John R. Hoar, of Monson. Adjutant, Hiram Scripture, of Monson. Captain, Theodore Bridgman, of Belchertown. Captain, Rufus M. Pease, of Monson. —

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 business of the Convention, a sermon is delivered in public before them, and a collection made for the charitable purpose of relieving the indigent Widows of Congre- gational clergymen. The Officers of the Convention are Rev. Nehemiah Adams, of Boston, Scribe of the Con- vention.

Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop, of Boston, Treasurer.

Rev. Joseph Field, d. d. of Weston, first Preacher.

Rev. Daniel Dana, d. d. of Newburyport, 2d Preacher.

For the purpose of investigating cases of necessity, and of application for the charity of the Convention, there are two standing Committees ; a Central Com- mittee, chosen centrally, and a Reporting Committee, whose members reside in different parts of the State. The Reporting Committee are required, each year, to investigate the circumstances of the objects of this charity, whether already on the list, or needing, or ap- plying the first time for aid, and make a particular statement to the Central Committee, directed to the Scribe of the Convention, at least one week before the meeting of the Convention. Should any member ne- glect so to do for two successive years, his place in the Reporting Committee shall be vacated. The Central Committee receive from tlie 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. —

Convention of Ministers. 125

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 their 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, Rev. Richard S. Storrs, d. d. with the Treasurer and Scribe. REPORTING COMMITTEE. Suffolk. Bristol. Rev. Silas Aiken Rev. Oren Fowler Essex. Rev. Andrew Bigelow Rev. Bailey Loring Worcester. Rev. David T. Kimball Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d. Rev. J. Q. A. Edgell Rev. Alonzo Hill Middlesex. Rev. Eben. W. Bullard Rev. Convers Francis, d.d. Berkshire. Rev. Amos Blanchard Rev. James Bradford Hampshire. JVorfolk. Rev. John Mitchell Rev. Elisha Fiske Rev. Morris E. White Rev.Calvin Hitchcock,D.D. Plymouth. Franklin. Rev. James Kendall, d. d. Rev. Melanc. G. Wheeler Rev. Paul Couch Rev. Theoph. Packard, jr. Barnstable, Dukes, and Hampden. JVantucket. Rev. T. M. Cooley, d. d. Rev. Nathaniel Cogswell Rev. W. B. O. Peabody Rev. Asahel Cobb 12* 126 Charitable Society and Bishops.

Massachusetts Congregational Charitable Society. Annual Meeting on the Monday preceding the last Wednesday in May. " [This Society was incorporated 24th of March, 1786 ; for the hu- mane and benevolent purpose of affording relief and support to the widows and children of deceased ministers. The members may not exceed thirty of the clergy, and laity in equal proportion."] President, Peter C. Brooks. Vice-President, John Pierce, d. d. Sec^y, Francis Parkman, d. d. Treas. Geo. Ticknor. Committee, for nominating the objects of its charity, Rev. Dr. Lowell, Rev. Dr. Pierce, Rev. Dr. Palfrey, Rev. G. W. Blagden.

Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Alexander V. GriswoId,D.D. of the East. Diocese, and Senior Bishop Philander Chase, D. D. of the Diocese of Illinois. Thomas C. Brownell, D. D. LL. D. of the Diocese of Connecticut. Henry U. Onderdonk, D. D. of the Diocese of Pennsylvania. 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 Vermont. Benjamin B. Smith, D. D. of the Diocese of Kentucky. Charles P. M'llvaine, D. D. of the Diocese of Ohio. George W. Doane, D. D. of the Diocese of New Jersey. James H. Otey, D, D. of the Diocese of . 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 Arkansas. William H. De Lancey, D. D. of the Western Diocese of New York. Christopher E. Gadsden, D. D. of the Diocese of South Carolina. William R. Whittingham, D. D. of the Diocese of Maryland. Alfred Lee, A. M. of the Diocese of Delaware. Stephen Elliott, D. D. of the Diocese of Georgia. M. P. Parks, of the Diocese of Alabama. Manton Eastburn, D. D. Assistant Bishop of Diocese of Mass. Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Robert R. Roberts, Joshua Soule, D. D. Elijah Hedding, D. D. James O. Andrew, Beverly Waugh, Thomas A. Morris. Roman Catholic Bishops in the United States. Samuel Eccleston, Archbishop of Baltimore. Benedict Joseph Flaget, of Bardstown, Ken.—G. J. Chabrat, Coadj. Anthony Blanc, of New Orleans. Benedict Fenwick, of Boston, Mass. Joseph Rosati, of St. Louis.—Peter R. Kenrick, D. D. Coadj. John Hughes, of New York. Fred. Reze, D. D. of Detroit—P. P. Lefevre, D. D. Coadj. F. P. Kenrick, of Philadelphia. JohnU. Purcell, of (Cincinnati. C. de la Hailandiere, of Vincennes. R.P. Miles, D.D. of Nashville. Matthias Loras, D. D. of Dubuque. V.Whelan, D. D. Richmond. John J. Chanche, D.D. Natchez. Dr. Chance, of Tenn. Michael Portier, of Mobile. CHURCHES J}j\D MimSTERS OF THE GOSPEL m M^SSJJCHUSETTS. ARRANGED ACCORDING TO SENIORITY. TtCr C stands for Con^regationalist, E for Episcopal, 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 Ref. Meth., F B Freewill Bapt., R for Restorationist, X for Christian. Boston. SUFFOLK. Chauncey-place, JV. L. Frotkingham, D. D. . . C

Hanover-st. Chandler Robbins, . . . . C

Hanover-st. Rollin H. JVeale, . . . . B

Old South, Washington-st. George W. Blagden, . C Kings Chapel, Tremont-st. F.W.P.Greenwood.n.n. Unita. Friends, Milton-pl. F

Brattle-st. Samuel K. Lothrop, . . . . C New North, Hanover-st. Francis Parkman, D. d. > q Jimos Smith, ^ New South, Summer-st. Mexander Young, . . C

Christ Church, Salem-st. John IVoart, . . . E Federal-st. Ezra S. Gannett, C Hollis-st. John Pierpont, C Trinity, Sumraer-st. Manton Eastburn, d. d. ^ E John L. Watson, Assist. Minis. ( West,Lynde-st. Charles Lowell, t>. v. } q Cyrus A. Bartol, ^ Baldwin -pi. Baron Stow, B Hanover-st. Sebastian Strecter, . ... 15 Church of the Holy Cross, Franklin-st. Rt. Rev. Bene- dict Fenwick, Messrs. Wm. Tyler, A. Williamson, and R. B. Hardey, R. C.

North Bennelt-st. , . . . . M. Bromfield-st. J. B. Husted, M

South Boston, Isaac J. Savage, . . . . M May-st. Samuel Snowden, M

First Society, Summer-st J. S. Thompson, . . X Independent, Beiknap-st. John T. Raymond, . B Charles-st. Daniel Sharp, v. n B Park-st. Silas Aiken, C

Hawes-pl. South Boston, . - • • C St. Matthews, South Boston, Joseph H. Clinch, . E School-st. Hosea Ballou, > tj

T. C. Adam, ^ New Jerusalem, Tremont-st. Thomas Worcester, . N. J. Essex-st. Kehemiah Adams, ..... C St. Paul's, Tremont-st. Alexander H. Vinton, d. d. E

Bulfinch-st. Frederick T. Gray, . ... . C Phillips, South Boston, C 128 Churches and Ministers.

-St. Green William Jenks, d. d. . . . . C Chamber st. Samuel Barrett, C

' Bowdoin-st. Hubbard Winslow, . . . . C

Purchase St. James . . J. I. T. Coolidge, . . C Federal-st. William Hague, B Pine-st. Jlustin Phelps, C Salem-st. Joseph H. Towne, C

South, Washington-st. Frederick D. Huntington, , C Mariners', Fort Hill, Daniel M. Lord, . . . C Bethel, North-sq. Edicard T. Taylor, . . . M

Grace, Temple-st. Thomas M. Clark, jr. . . E Boston, South Benjamin Whittemore, . . U

Free, Marlboro' ChapeA, William P. Russell, . . C Central, St. Winter William M. Rogers, . . C Warren-st. Otis A. Skinner, U

St. Augustine's, South Boston, F. Fitzsimmons, . R. C. Boston, South Thomas Driver, . . . . B Church-st. William Smith, M

West Centre-st. Jehiei . C. Beman, . . Zion M «t. J. Endicot B. Fitzpatrick, P. Flood, . . . R. C. St. Patrick's, Northampton-st. M. Lynch, T. Lynch, R. C. Chardon-st. John Starkweather, .... X Russell St. Charles K. True, M Free, Causeway-st. J. W. Holman, . . . F. B. Harvard-st. Robert Tvrnbull, B Tremont Chapel, Nathaniel Colver, . . . B Garden-st. William R. Chapman, . . . . C Amory Hall, James Freeman Clarke, . . . C Washington-st. Stephen Lovcll, .... R.M.

Bowdoin-sq. Robert W. . Cvshman, . . . B

Franklin-st. Odeon, Benjamin F. . Tcfft, . . M New Congregational, Masonic Temple, Edw. JY. Kirk, C

Richmond-st. Lvcivs C. Matlack, . . . . M German Protestant, Boylston Hall, George LKempe, L German Lutheran, Frank. Sch. House, G.H.Brandon, L East Boston, S. Cobb, U

" " Ji. Phelps, . Amos . . . C '' " Daniel Richards, . . . . M CHAPELS OF MINISTERS AT LARGE, &C. Warren-st. Charles F. Barnard, C. Pitts St. Robert C. Waterston, C. Suffdlk-st. John T. Sargent, C. Conimon-st. Old School House, Samuel J\Ic Buniey, E. Friend-st. William Howe, B.

Chelsea, Horatio Alger, C- Samuel D. Robbins, (Ferry Village,) C. J. W. Olmstead, B. Luman Boyden, M. Isaac P. Langworthy, (Winniss.) C. A. P. Cleverly, U. William S, Bartlett, E. Churches in Barnstable. 129

THE BOSTON ASSOCIATION OF CONGREGATIONAL MINISTERS,

Most of whom officiate at the weekly 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 autumn of 1633, and has been con- tinued with but little interruption, to the present time. Thomas Gray Frederic T. Gray Nathaniel Hall John Pierce William P. Lunt Cyrus A. Bartol John Pierpont Horatio Alger Theodore Parker Francis Parkman Samuel K. Lothrop George E. Ellis Nathl.L.Frothingbam George Putnam Robert C. Waterston F. VV. P. Greenwood John T. Sargent J. I. T. Coolidge Samuel Barrett Joseph Angier Fred. D. Huntington Ezra S. Gannett Chandler Robbins Amos Smith Alexander Young Samuel D. Robbins Henry Lambert BARNS TABLE. Barnstable C Charles A. Carter M C James D. Lewis C Wm. B. Jacobs B Charles C. Beaman C Elisha Bacon C B George W. Stearns M R.M. Seth H. Beale M Harwich W. H. Adams C T. D. Blake M James Barnaby B U M Ira Leland B R.M. Solomon P. Snow R.M. Marshpee Phineas Fish C Brewster S. Williams C H. C. Coombs B Theo. K.Taylor U Orleans Jacob White C Elijah Bailey R.M. James G. Burt U Davis Lothrop B Chatham C. Rockwell C James Bicknell M U U M Provincetown Lucius R. B Eastman C Dennis R. F. Wallcutt C Paul Townsend M George Hastings U H. Beckwith U Isaac Dunham R.M. J. GifFord u C Sandwich E. P. Crafts c Handy Harris R.M. R. M. Pease c Presbury Clark R.M. E Eastham Enoch Pratt C Fred. Upham M U Elisha B. Bradford M Onesiphorus Robbins M Mr. Kiernan R.C. Falmouth ti. B. Hooker C Nathan Paine M F C 130 Churches in Berkshire.

Samuel Beedle

Truro Reuben Bowen Charles Boyter Henry H. Smith Welljleet E. W. Allen Isaac S. Bassett Jonathan Cady Churches in Bristol. 131

John Higby B Shakers Savoy Amos Deming B Washington Kinsman N. McCulIock B i\tkinson C John Cadwell M B Sheffield James Bradford C M M West Stockhridge John James L. Hodge B VVhiton C Stockbridge Tertius S. C Clarke C B Joel T. Headlev C HlUiamstown A.Savage C Samuel P. Parker E Piatt Betts B B M Albert Nash M J. Tatlock C A. B. Manley U College Jos. Alden, d. d. C Tyringham A. C. Page C Windsor Philetus Clark C Alexander Bush B Henry Cady B M BRISTOL. Altkhorough John B. M. F Bailey C J. H. Smith X Jonathan Crane C Fall River Asa Bronson B Reuben Morey B Grin Fowler C George W. Brewster M Thomas Ely M B. H. Davis U Geo. M. Randall E Berkley C. Chamberlain C J. B. Dods U Dartmouth H. Tripp X L.Chase U Andrew Bigelow C C E. G. Sears B B. Buffington P F Lemuel Harlow M R.C. Dighton Abrah. Gushee C N.J. John Shaw C P. R. Russell X B X Geo. H. Winchester M X Easton Luther Sheldon C Freetown Eben. W.Rob- C inson C Joel Steele M James Taylor X A. S. Dudley U Bartlett Cushman X Fairhaven W. Gould C Barnabas Collins X Jacob Roberts C F Charles Morgridge X Mansfield J. L. Stone C Isaac Stoddard M Mortimer Blake C Joseph Macreading M Edward A. Lyon M 132 Churches in Dukes and Essex. M&B Churches in Essex. n^

Benjamin S. Corbett B Z. A. Mudge M Samuel Fuller, d. d. E H. P. Hall M Luther Lee M C. M. Nichols C W. H. Griswold U David Tilton C Jesse Page C Hamilton Geo. W. Kelly C Bradford Nathan Haverhill Nathaniel S. Munroe C Folsom C Gardner B. Perry C Edward A. Lawrence C M D. Oliphant U U Beverly Christopher T. James R. Gushing C Thayer C Abijah Cross C Edwin M. Stone R Arthur S. Train B Joseph Abbot C J. M. Harris B John Foote C G.Collins U George T. Dole C Henry Plumer F. B. C. W. Flanders B E. D. Trickey M Sumner Hale B T. P. Abell U U F. Foster Boxford Wm. S. Coggin C Ipsioich Dav. T. Kimball C Peter Eaton, d. d. C Daniel Fitz C Danv. Milton P. Braham C Daniel Webb M Thomas P. Field C Moses Welch C J. H. Avery B Lrjnn Parsons Cooke C C Wm. G. Swett C A. A. Davis U James Porter M John M. Austin U Jacob Sanborn M Horace G. Barrus M E. M. Beebe M M E E F Essex Robert Crowell C P Mr. Joslin B L.Willis D J. Prince U H. Jewell U Georgetown Isaac Bra- Wm. J. Buddington C man Lynnfidd Hen. S. Green C Enoch Pond, jr. i^ M B C D. P. Livermore U Mnnchest. O. A. Taylor C Gloucest.i os\d\i K.Waite C Marhlehead Mark A. H. Henry C. Jewett C Niles C U John Bartlett C Fred. F. Thayer U Moses P. Stickney E U Myron M. Dean B William Lamson B Henry Bacon U 13 134 Churches in Franklin.

W. Hooper U Enoch Pond, jr. C M U Methuen John C.Phillips C Cephas Pasco B C Salem Chas. W. Upham C H. R. Nye U James Flint, d. d. C Samuel VV. Field B Joiin Brazer, d. d. C John French M Charles Mason E S. Hoyt M Samuel M.Worcester C Middlet. Forrest Jefferds C Brown Emerson, d. d. C JVewbury L.Withington C Thos. D. Anderson B John C. March C James VV. Thompson C Henry Durant C Alex. J. Sessions C F 1. Brown U Amos Walton M N. S. Spaulding M B W. B. Wait U X J^ewhuryport Thomas Dr. O'Flaherty R. C. B. Fox C Joseph Banvard B E Joel Mann C Luther F. Dimmick C J. Grant U' Randolph Campbell C Linus S. Everett U Jonathan F. Stearns P Michael Carlton, Sea- W. M. Fernald U men's Bethel Daniel Dana, d. d, P Salisbury J as. B. Hadley C A. N. Arnold B Benjainin Sawyer C D. K. Banister M F. B. West JVewbury Anson James F. Wilcox B Sheldon C Samuel Prescott M John Q. A. Edgell C Mr. Morrill C M Sau£^us T. P. Sawin C W. B. Wait U J. D. Bridge M Rockport W. Gale C B. F. Newhall U B Topsjield AnsonMcLoudC J. Allen U Z. B. C. Dunham M Charles O. Towne M Wenham Dan. Mansfield C Rowley John Pike C G. W. Patch B FRANKLIN Ashjield S. D. Clark C Bernardston Timothy F. Jacob Pierson E Rogers C Enoch Hale B Erastus Andrews B M M E. Guilford U J. Brooks U Churches in Hampden. 135

Frederick Janes C Samuel Everett B Buckland P. Cuinmings C Montague J as. H.Merrill C Anthony Lainb B E Charlemont JohnD.SmithC Monroe C. O. French U C J\rtw Salem A. Harding C A. Lamb B Erastus Curtiss C G. W. Green M Georsfe Daland B Coleraine Horatio Flagg C JVorthfield O. C. Everett C J. M. Purington B Nathl. Richardson C E. Davenport B Orange Lysander Fay B Freeman Nutting M C. W. MeJlen U A. Scott Josiah Tucker C Conway Samuel Harris C Bowe Wm. L. Stearns C Henry H. Rouse B Benj. F. Clarke C Deerfield C N. Ripley B

. William M. Richards C Shelburne T. Packard, ) Henry Seymour C D.D.S C T. Aldrich B Theo. Packard, jr. ) Erving Josiah Tucker C B Gi7/ Josiah W. Canning C C William Gordon M Shutesbury John Greene B Greenfield Amariah L. B. Sullivan C Chandler C J. Searle U Titus Strong, d. d. E Sunderland AustinCarey C L. L. Langstroth C A. M. Piper B Warwick Preserved Ichabod Marcy M Smith C B Silas Kenney B HaiDley Tyler Thatcher C M Moses Miller C Roger^ C. Hatch C Heath Josiah Fisher C U B Wendell Salmon Bennett C M Aaron Burbank B C Whately C Leyden B J. Tate M Leverett David Eastman C 136 Churches in Hampden.

M " Upper Chicopee Mr. Granville Timothy M. Clark C Cooky, D. D. C " Chicopee Falls E. P. Calvin Foote C Rogers C Silas Root B Robert F. Ellis B M Philo Hawks M Holland James Sandford C " Cabotville Sumner G. B Clapp C Longmeadow Hubbard Jonah G. Warren B Beebe C Ephraim Scott M Martin Tupper C A. A. Folsom U J. Kelley B John A. Buckingham C Ludlow Mr. Sanderson C James Brady R. C. B. F. Lambord M Tolland C John W. Dadman M Wales Thomas W. Gile M Monson Alfred Ely, d. d. C Westfield Isaac Knapp ? q B Emerson Davis ] M Jefferson Hascall M Mr. Hawes U Alfred Colburn B Montgomery Solomon Ambrose Day B £dson C E. R. Crocker U Palmer Moses K. Cross C West Springfield A. A. B Wood C James Nichols M James Mudge, jr. M Russell J. M.Whipple B Lester Lewis B Souihwick J. Fletcher C " Ireland Mr. Dana C Charles Willett B Thomas Rand B

David L. Winslow M ^'' Agawam Reuben S. E Hazen C Springfield Samuel Os- William A. Smith B good, D. D. C " Feeding Hills James Wm.B.O.Peabody,D.D.C Williams C Ezekiel Russell C Lester Lewis B Mark Staple M Albert A. Cook M W. S. Flemming M Wilhraham J. Bowers C B C. Adams M Henry W. Lee E Walter Wiikins M C Wilbrahani (South) J. A. D. J. Mandell U Hazen C Noah Porter C B Churches in Hampshire. 137 HAMPSHIRE. Amherst AaronM.Colton C P Pomeroy Belden C M Dana Goodsell C JVorthampton Charles E. William P. White M Wiley C George Cook C College Church, He- Horace E. Doolittle B man Humphrey, d.d. C C B Windsor Ward M Belchertown George A. Orange Clark E Oviatt C A'orwich E. B. Wright C C. Tilden B Pelham Isaac Wetherell C James O. Dean M Wm. P. White M Chesterfield C B Ambrose Day B F Asa Todd B Plmnfield William A. Cumminston Samuel D. Hawley C Darling C A. B. Eggleston B Theodore J. Clark C Prescott Francis Wood G David Todd M Southampton Morris E. Joseph B. Baldwin C Winte C G. C. Tripp B Thomas Marcy M A. W. Mason South Hadley Joseph D. Edsthampton Payson ) Condit C VVilliston > C Chris. Mason M " William Bement ) Canal C Enfield Robt. McEwen C M Goshen Royal Reed C fVare David N. Coburn C Isaac Childs B N. B. Jones B Granhy James Bates C M Greenwich C " Filiate Nahum Gale C Harrison Morgan M fVeslhampton David Hadley Mr. Martin C Coggin,jr. C Warren H. Beaman C M John Woodbridge,D.D. C Williamshurs: Melanc- Hatfield Henry NeWl C thon G. Wheeler C Increase B. Bigelow M Moseley Dwight M Middlefield E. Clarke C JVorthington J.H.Bisbee C F. Bestor B Benjamin McLowth M

13* 138 Churches in Middlesex. MIDDLESEX. Acton James T. John Humphrey Woodbury C M. L. Scudder C H. K. Green H. Beckwith U E. H. Chapin Ashhy Reuben Bates C W. Balfour Charles W. Wood C Patrick Byrne R. C. M Patrick H. Greenleaf E Bedford C Chelmsford C Samuel H. Emery C Benjamin F. Clark C Bilkrica T. H. Dorr C C Benjamin Knight B John Parkhurst B C. W. Allen C E M A. Fletcher U Boxborough James D. Daniel S. Whitney R Farnsworth C Concord Barzillai Frost C C James Means C M M J. W. Talbot U A. G. Fay U Brighton C Dracut Joseph Merrill C John R. Adams C Tobias Pinkham P Burlington Saml.Sewall C C Cambridge Wm. Newell C Dunstable Levi Brigham C Nicholas Hopping E B Artemas B. Muzzey C U Harvard University C Framingham W. Barry C Joseph W. Parker B James Johnston B L. R. Paige U David Kellogg, D.D. > ^ Thomas Whittemore U David Brighamjr. ] S. W. Willson M Isaac Hosford C L. B.Griffing M George Pickering M William Leverett B Joseph O. Skinner U Henry Lambert C B William A. Stearns C Groton Geo. W. Wells C Elbridge G. Brooks U Dudley Phelps C John A. Albro C A. Sanderson B Mr. Perkins C Holliston John Storrs C Carlisle R John S. Springer M Preserved Smith C L. W. Daggett U Charlestown William J. Hopkinton John C. Buddington C Webster C William Phillips B E George E. Ellis C Isaac Jennison M Churches in Middlesex. 139

J. Howard B R.M' Joseph Haven, jr. C j»fe

Lexington C Abijah^ R. Baker C C. M. Bowers B M J. M. Usher U Hosea Ballou, 2d. U C G. W. Bosworth Lincoln Eben. Newhall C J. p. Peirce U M JVatick C C Samuel Hunt C Littleton VVm. H.White C E.W.Jackson M James C. Bryant C JVewton VVm. Bushnell C Oliver Ayer B Lyman Gilbert C i^oi^e/rrheodore Edson E S. F. Smith B Joseph Ballard B A. L. Baury E Amos Blanchard C J. A. Merrill M Schuyler Hoes M S. P. Skinner U William H.Brewster M C. W. Dennison Aaron D. Sargent M jYorth Reading C Thomas B. Thayer U James N. Sykes B Uzziah C. Burnap C David K. Merrill M Henry A. Miles C S. Bennet U C Pepperell Dav. Andrews C Lemuel Porter B Charles Babbidge C A.A.Miner U Reading C Amos D. McCoy E Aaron Pickett C John G. Naylor B B James T. 'Mc Der- J. Woodbury B mott R. C. C StedmanW. Hanks C G. G. Strickland U Nathl. Thurston F. B. R Jona. Woodman F. B. »S'Aer6MrneRichard Stone C Timothy Cole X Edmund Dowse C Elijah Shaw X Shirley Hope Brown C James Conway R. C. U Maiden C Seth Chandler C N. W. Williams B Shakers. Georg^e Landon M South Reading Reuben William Rice, jr. M Emerson C J. G. Adams U Charles Evans B Marlboro^ Geo. E. Day C S. Barden U William Morse C J. H. Willis Thos. J. Greenwood U Stoneham John Haven C U W. M. Fernald U Thomas G. Brown M Stoto Wm. H. Kingsley C 140 Churches in Nantucket and Norfolk

Ebenezer P. Dyer C E. Partridge U U G. W. Frost M Sudbury C Nicholas Medbury B Josiah Ballard C WayLand John W. Allen C T. W. Tucker M West Cambridge David Tewkshury JacobCog-gin C Damon C Toif>n5ena DavidStowell C Timothy C. Tingley B C J. C. Waldo U Charles W. Reding B Westford C Leonard Luce C Tyngsboro' H.Wood C J. M. Magoun U J. W. Parkhurst B Weston Joseph FieldjD.D. C Josiah Gilman U William R. Stone M fValthamSsiml. Ripley } ^ Origen Crane B Geo. F. Simmons \ Wilmington Mr.Robbins C John Whitney C Woburn Joseph Bennett C Bradford K. Peirce M S. B. Randall B E. A. Eaton U J. C. Waldo U T. Lynch R. C. George P. Smith C Watertown C Benjamin King M NANTUCKET. JSTant. J. S. C. Abbott C Friends, (2 Churches) C Daniel Round Daniel Fillmore M F. W. Pollard E Lewis Bates M 2 African Churches NORF OLK. Bellingham N. G.Lovell B Samuel Puffer M U Dedham Alvan Lamson, Braintree Richard S. D. D. C Storrs, D. D. C Calvin Durfee C Jonas Perkins C John White C Lyman Matthews C Samuel B. Babcock E Brookline John Pierce, Eben. Burgess, d. d. C D. D. C Joseph B. Damon B Wm. H.Shailer B E. Thompson U Canton Benj. Huntoon C Joseph E. Pond M J. W. Eaton B Dorchester Nathl.Halljr. C M John Codman, d. d. C John S. Kidder C C U Thomas C. Peirce M Cohasset Joseph Osgood C Daniel Butler C Daniel H. Babcock C Bradley Miner B Churches in Plymouth. 141

Roxhury Geo. Putnam Dover Ralph Sanger Theodore Parker Thomas Gray, d. d. ) Alfred Greenwood A. C. Thompson 5 Foxhoro' Daniel J. Poor T. F. Caldicott Silas Ripley Amos Binney Franklin T. D. South- Cyrus H. Fay worth M. A. D' Wolf Howe

MedReld C. Robinson Christopher Marsh Daniel VV. Phillips Justin Field, jr. T. T. Richmond Medivay Sewall Harding C Jacob Ide, d. d. C G. C. Leach Luther Bailey C Sharon B Lebbeus R. Phillips David Sanford C E. G. Sears Milton Joseph Angier C J. W. Talbot U Stoughton M. B. Ballou U Samuel W. Cozzens C Henry Eddy C Mr. Banfield F. B. M JVeedham Lyman May- William Holmes M nard C Isaac Smith B Hervey Newcomb C Walpok John M.Merrick C B Asahel Bigelow C M Philip Crandon M Quincy PeterWhitney C William P. Lunt Weymouth Joshua Eme- John P. Robinson E ry J r- William Allen C Wales Lewis J. Gregory U Bryan Morse J. T. Burrill M W. C. StuU Randolph Calvin Hitch- Mr. Blackmer cock, D. D. C Wrentham Elisha Fisk C David R. Barnes U Mr. Boomer C. H. Peabody B H. Clark B S. C. Hewett PLYMOUTH. ^6{ng-fon Jas. W. Ward C E. C. Messinger Lucius Alden C Willard Peirce Dennis Powers C E. Hewett 142 Churches in Plymouth.

Nathan Rice, jr. M Georo-e Leonard C Joseph Pettee N.J. SIIhs Ripley B Brid^ewater Theophilus Daniel D. Tappan C P. Doggett C E Samuel S. Tappan C H. Mayo M Henry Blackaller E Middlthoro^ Israel W. Lewis G. Brown U Putnam C Samuel Worcester N.J. Jesse K. Bragg C Stetson Raymond C Philip Colby C Carver Jonathan King C Silas Hall B B N. Handy B Duxhury Josiah Moore C B William T. Harlow M Eben. Briggs B M Eben. Nelson B J. F. Dyar U George Winchester M East Bridg-eivater C U JV*. Bridgewater Paul Baalis Sanford C Couch C N. J. Daniel Huntington C Warren Goddard N. J. Halifax-^ C U A. Palmer M Hanover Ahel G.Duncan C Otis G. Smith M D. Stebbins M William Hooper U Thomas Conant B Pembroke Joshua Chan- Samuel Cutler E dler C Hanson Saml. L. Rock- F wood C M Flavel Shurtleff B Plymouth James Ken- ) Elmer Hewett U dall, D. D. > C John Allen U Geo. W. Briggs ) D. B. Harris U John Dwight C Hingham Joseph Rich- Robert B. Hall C ardson C Benjamin Whitmore C Oliver Stearns C Abel Gardner M Russell Tomlinson U M Cyrus Mann C S. A. Davis U B S. Howe B Plympton Elijah Dexter C R Hull Robert Gould M Rochester Thomas Rob- Kingston C bins, D. D. C B Oliver Cobb, d. d. ? q Joseph Peckham C Leander Cobb s J\larshjield SenecaWhiie C M Churches in Worcester. 143

Theo. K. Taylor U S. W. Coggeshall M Jonathan Bigelow C J. S. Barry U Isaac Briggs C Mr. Clark R. M. Eleazer Savage B fVarehamSf\m].Nott,jr. C U Charles Simmons C Scituate E. Q,. Sew all C J. D. Butler M C fV. Bridgewater C R. L. Killam U Isaac J. P. CoUyer Daniel Wight C Barllett Pease B Caleb Brown B WORCESTER. Ashburnham Edwin Charlton George W. Jennison C Underwood C John W. Merrill M B S. Peaslee B C Athol S. A. Barnard C D. Chapin U Richard M. Chipman C A. Bugbee U Asaph Merriam B Dana Jas. C. Houghton C U M Amasa Taylor M J. Flagg U Auburn C Douglas David Holman C B Barre James Thomp- C. D. Rice C son, D. D. C M C Dudley C John Walker B J. Britton U S. Brimblecom U U Berlin C U Robert Carver C H. Davis M Bolton Isaac Allen C Fitchburg Calvinl.incoln C F Eben.' W. Bullard C Henry Adams C J. Whitman, jr. M Levi M. Powers B Orin Tracy B Wm.H.Sanford C Beni^imin Tolman B Boylston M Brookfkld Moses Chase C Gardner Wm. B. Stone C Seth Alden C C Job B. Boomer B B Micah Stone ? /i Graflon Thos. C. Biscoe C

W. A. Nichols S Calvin Newton B E. F. Newell M C-azneau Palfrey C U L. R. Thayer M 144 Churches in Worcester.

W. E. Richards B M Mr. Peck B William H. Fish R Hardwick B. M. Fay C Millbury Nathl. Beach C C Saml. G.Buckingham C B West Church, Sidney R. S. Pope U Holman C Harvard W. Gilbert C Hervey Fittz B George Fisher C John Roper M Clark Sibley B Milford David Long C Shakers M Stephen Hiler M William Bell U W. Harriman U JV. Braintree C Holden VVm. P. Paine C JVorthboro^ Joseph Allen C Andrew Pollard B Bartlett Pease B Hiihhardston Mr. Bid well C Joshua Bates, d. d. C Claudius Bradford C JVorthbridsre Lewis F. O. B. Bidwell C Clark C Willard Smith M F Lancaster E. H. Sears C JV.BrookMd Thomas J. Harriman U Snell, D. D. C Charles Packard C J. Shepard M Leicester John Nelson C Oakham James Kimball C F. C. Putnam E C Oxford HoratioBardwell C F •^ Moses Harrington B U Samuel May C Horace Moulton M M A. Smith Lyon B Leominster R.P.Stebbins C Paxton William Phipps C Ochus G.Hubbard C Petersham Naihl. Gage C David Goddard, jr. B Solomon Clark C ^ U B William A. Clapp M A. W. Warren U Lunenburg; Eli W. Har- Phillipston Alexander rington C Lovell C S. Heath M U A. S. Kendall U Princeton Willard M. C Harding C Mtndon R P. R. Sawyer M Andrew H. Reed C U F O. Cunningham B Willard Holbrook C Royalston Ebenezer B Perkins C Michael Burdett C B Churches in Worcester. 145

Samuel H. Peckham C X J. A. Cooledge U u Rutland Josiah Clark C Uxbridge John Orcutt C U Samuel Clarke C C. W. Ainsworth M F Shreivshury Jas. Averill C M J. Baker U Austin Robbins B Southboro'' William H. Wesiboro' Charles B. Lord C Kittridge C Aaron Haynes B Adiel Harvey B Mr. Rawson C West Boylston Joseph Southbridge Eber Car- W. "Cross C penter C J. W. Lewis M SewallS. Cutting B Leonard Tracy B Stephen Gushing M C F. Whitaker Q U Spencer Levi Packard C Webster L. G. Leonard B Daniel Cutler B A.D.Merrill M John M. Merrill M Herbert A. Read C A. Paige U Warren George Trask C Sterling D. Fosdick, jr. C S. Laws U John Allen B Westminster S. S. Smith C G. Proctor U Charles Hudson R W. B. Randolph U George D. Felton B Sturbridge David R. Winchendon C Austin C B Joel Kenney B George W. Bates M U M C Sutton Hiram A. Tracy C Worcester Rodney A. Samuel Richards B Miller C Willard Puller F. B Alonzo Hill C Urijah Underwood B Samuel B. Swaim B Daniel L. B. Goodwin E Seth Sweetser C A. Abbot U Miner Raymond M Tempieton C. Welling- James Fitton R. C. ton C Elam Smalley C Isaiah C. Carpenter B F Lewis Sabin C S. P. Landers U Upton Benjamin Wood C John Jennings B

14 UmVERSITY AT CAMBRIDGE, OR . Founded 1638.

Inducted. presidents. Died or Resigned. J 540 Rev. Henry Dunster, 1654 1654 Rev. , s. t. b. 1672 1672 Rev. , m. d. ]675 1675 Rev. Uriah Oakes, a. m. 1681 1682 Doct. , a. m. 1684 1685 Rev. , d. d. 1701 1701 Rev. , A. M. Fzcc Pr€5. 1707 1708 Hon. John Leverett, A. M., F. R. s. 1724 1725 Rev. , a. m. 1737 1737 Rev. , a. m. J769 1770 Rev. , d. d. 1773 1774 Rev. , d. d. 1780 1781 Rev, Joseph Willard, D.D., LL.D. 1804 1806 Rev. , d. d. 1810 1810 Rev. John T. Kirkland, d. d., ll. d. 1828 1829 Hon. Josiah Quincy, ll. d, 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, by election :

John Welles. Rev. John Pierce, d.d. Sec. , ll. d. William Jenks, d.d. Daniel A. White, ll. d. Charles Lowell, d. d. Samuel P. P. Fay. John Codman, d. d. Richard Sullivan. Francis Parkman, d. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Joseph Field, d. d. Daniel Webster, ll. d. Nathl. 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, d. d. James Savage, ll- d. Samuel Barrett, a. m. Marcus Morton, ll. d. Ezra S. Gannett, a.m. Edward Everett, ll. d. Alexander Young, a. m. Rev. Thomas Gray, d. d. CORPORATION, President, Josiah Quincy, ll d. Fellows, Joseph Story, ll. d. Lemuel Shaw, ll. d. Charles G. Loring, a. m. , d. d. John A. Lowell, A. M. Treasurer^ Saml. A. Eliot, a, m. University at Cambridge. 147 PROFESSORS, TUTORS, &c. Josiah Quincy, ll. d. Pkesidknt. Massachusetts Professor of Natural History. Henry Ware, d. d. Professor of Divinity, Emeritus. HoUis Professor of Divinity. Francis Sales, a. m. Instrucler in Sputiish. James Jackson, m. d. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic, Emeritus. uJohn C. Warren, m. d. Hersey Professor of .Anatomy and Surgery. Joseph Story, ll. d. Dane Professor of Law. Simon Greenleaf, ll. u RoyalL Professor of Law. Jacob Bi^elovv, m. d. Professor of Materia Medica. Walter Clianning, m. d. Professorof Obstetrics and Med- ical Jurisprudence. lEdward T. Channing, a. m. Boylston Professor of Rheto- ric and Oratory. George Hayward, m. d. Professor of the Principles of Surgery and Clinical Surgery. William Cranch Bond, Astronomer. John W. Webster, m. d. Erving Professor of Chemistry and Mineralogy. Daniel Treadwell, a. m. Rumfnrd Professor and Lecturer on the Application of the Sciences to the Useful Arts. John Ware, m. d. Hersey Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic. James Walker, d. d. Alford Professor of Natural Religion, Moral Philosophy and Civil Polity. Convers Francis, d. d. Parkman Professor of Pulpit Elo- quence and the Pastoral Care, Thaddeus W. Harris, m. d. Librarian, and Instructer in Natural History. , ll. d. McLean Professor of Ancient and Modern History. George R. Nftyes, i). n. Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other Oriental Languages, and Dexter Lecturer on Biblical Literature. Pietro Bachi, a. m., j. u. d., Instructer in Italian and Por- tuguese. Charles Beck, p. d. University Professor of Latin, and Permanent Tutor. Henry W. Longfellow, a. m. Smith Professor of the French and Spanish Languages and Literature, and Professor of Belles Lettres. Cornelius C. Felton, a. m. Eliot Professor of Greek Lit- erature. 148 University at Cambridge.

Benjamin Peirce, a. m. Perkins Professor of ^^stronomy and Mathematics. Asa Gray, m d. Fisher Professor of Natural History. Joseph Lovering, a. m. HoUis Professor of Mathematics and JVaturat Philosophy. Bernard Rolker, Insfriicter in German. Robert Bartlett, a. m. Tutor in Latin S^ Inst, in History. Evangelinus E. Sophocles, a.m. Tutor in Greek. Edward H. Viau, Instructer in French. Benj W. Whitney, a.m. Juhn Kebler. a.b Samuel Longfellow, A. B. Geo. P. Sanger, a. b. James Blodgett, A. B. Proctors. John C. Adams, a. b Instructer in Elocution. Levi Farwell, Steicard.

The Theological Department is under the superintend- ence of Prof. Convers Francis, d. d. and Prof. George R.

Noyes, D. I). The Medical Lectures commence in Boston on the 1st Wednesday in November, and continue four weeks. The " Faculty of Medicine," are Drs John C. Warren, Walter Channing, Dean of the Faculty, J;icob Bigelow, George Hayward, Joim W. Webster, John Ware.

The Law Institution is under the superintendence of Joseph Story, ll d. and Simon Greenleaf, ll. d. The number of Books in the Libraries are as follows: Theological Library, in Divinity Hall, 1,800 Medical •' in Medical College, Boston, 1,000 Law " in Dane Law College, 6,100 " College in Goie Hall, 40,042 Society Libraries of the Students, 9,0(10 Total, 57,942

Vacations. The academical year is divided into two terms and two vacations The Isl 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 contirme six weeks. The 2d Term will commence at end of 1st Vacation, and continue twenty weeks. The 2d Vacation will commence at end of 2d Term, and continue until Friday after Conmiencemenl. The stated time for Examination of the Freshman Class is on the Monday and Tuesday of Commencement week. The Public Exhibitions are on the 3d Tues of October, the 1st Tues. of May, and the last Wed of the 2d Term. CoMMENCEMKNT is OH the 4th Wednesday in August. Williams and Amherst Colleges. 149 WILLIAMS COLLEGE, AT WILLIAMSTOWK. Appointed. pkesiuents. Died or Resigned. 1793 Ebenezer Filch, d. d. 1815 1815 Zephaniah Swift Moore, D. D. 1821 18-21 Edward Dorr Griffin, d. d. 1836 1836 Mark Hopkins, d. d. Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philusophij. Albert Hopkins, a. bi. Professor of Statural Philosophy and Astronomy. Ebenezer Kellogg, a. m. Professor of Languages. Ebenezer Emmons, a. m., m. d. Prof, of Natural History. Edward Lasell, a.m. Professorof 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 May, Commencement, 3d Wednesday in August. AMHERST COLLEGE. Appointed. presidents. Died. 1821 Zephaniah 8. Moore, d. d. 1823 1823 Heinan Humphrey, d. d. Professor of Divinity. Rev. Edward Hitchcock, ll. d. Professor of Chemistry and Natural History. Rev. Nathan W. Fiske, a. m. Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy. William S. Tyler, am. 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 Natural Philosophy, and Librarian. William B. Calhoun, Lecturer on Political Economy. Alfred C. Post, m. d. Lecturer on Anatomy S^ Physiology. Tutors, Thos. Miller, a. m. in Math. George B. Jewett, A. B. in Greek. H. M. Spotford, a. b. in Latin. E. P. Le Prohen, Teacher in French. Vacations. First, 4 weeks from Commencement. Second, 6 weeks from the Wednesday preceding the an- nual State Thanksgiving. Third, 2 weeks from the 3d Wednesday in April. Commencement, 4th Wednesday in July. 14* 150 Other Colleges.

Other Colleges in JYeio England and New York. J\rame. Place. Presidents. F>d. 1 Bowdoin, Brunswick, Me. .eonard M'^oods, jr. D.D 1794 2 Watervil;e, Wateiville, do. Eliphai Fay, A. M. 1820 3 Daitinoiith, Hanover, N. H Nathan Lord,l). D. 1769 4 Univ.of Vermont, Burlington Vt. John Wheeler, D. D. 1791 5 Middlebury, Middlebiiry, do. Benj. l.abaiee, D. D. 6 Norwich Univ. Norwich, do. Allien Partriiijfe, A. M. 1834 7 , Providence, R,I. Francis VVayland, D. D. 1764 8 Yale, New-Haven, Conn, Jertniiah Day, D. D, 1700 9 Washington, Hartford, do. Silas Totten, D. D. 1824 10 Wesleyan Univ. Middletown, do. fSteplien Olin, D. D, 1831 11 Columbia, New-York, N. Y. Naihl. F. Moore, LL.D. 1754 12 Union, Schenectady, do. Eliphalet Nott, D. 1). 1795 13 Hamilton, Clinton, du. _ Simeon„._North,, LL. D 1813 14 Ham. Lit.& Theo. Hamilton, do. I.Nath'l Kendri'ck, D. D 1819 15 Geneva, Geneva, do. I Benjamin Hale. D. D. 1823 16 University of N.Y.New York, do. I l'. Frelinghuysen,LL.D 1831 Vacations and Commencements. Bowdoin. 1st from Commencement 3 weeks ; 2d from the Friday after the .3d Wednesday in December, 8 weeks; 3d from the Fri- day after the 3d Wednesday in May, 2 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wednesday in t'eptember. Waterville. 1, Com. 5 weeks; 2, 2d Wed. in Dec. 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 2d Wed. in Aug. Dartmouth. J, Com. 4 weeks ; 2, about 20th Nov. to Jan. 7 weeks ; 3, Thursday preceding the last Wed. May, 2 1-2 weeks. Commence- ment, last Thurs. in July. Vermont Univ. Com. 4 1st 1, weeks ; 2, Wed. Jan. 8 weeks. Com- mencement, 1st. Wed. in Aujiust. Middlebury. 1, Com. 4 weeks; 2, last Wed. Nov. I week; 3, 2d Wed. February, 2 weeks ; 4, 3d Wed. May, 2 weeks. Commence- ment, 3d Wed. in August. Norwich University. Commencement, 3d Thursday in August. Brown. Dec. 1, 10, 3 weeks ; 2, April I, 4 weeks; 3, July 22, till Commencement. Commencement, 1st Wed. in September. Yale. 1st ], Com. 6 weeks ; 2, Wed. Jan. 2 weeks; 3, last Wed. in April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 3d Wed in August. Washington. 1, Com, 7 weeks; 2, Thursday before Christmas, 2

weeks ; 3, Thursday before 12th April, 4 weeks. Commencement, 1st Thursday in August. Wesleyan. 1, W^ed. before Christmas. 8 weeks; 2, next preceding Com. 4 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in August. Columbia. 1, Aug. 1 to the 1st Mon. in Oct. Commencement, day after 1st Mon in Oct.

Union. l,Com. 6 weeks ; 2, in Dec. 4 weeks; 3, in Apr. 4 weeks. Commencement, 4th Wed. in July.

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

Geneva. 1, Com. 6 weeks : 2, from the Wed. preceding Christmas, 3 weeks; 3, from the next Wed. to the middle of April, 3 weeks. Commencement, 1st Wed. in August. Kew York University. Commencement 3d Wednesday in July. Theological Institutions. 151

Theological Seminary, Andover, Mass. Founded 1807. BOARD OF TRUSTEES. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. n. Samuel Farrar, a.m. Daniel Dana, d. d. Samuel H. Walley, Justin tMwards, d. d. Samuel Hubbard, ll.d. Samuel T. Armstrong, Ebenezer Burgess, d.d. Wil- liam 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. BOARD OF VISITERS. President, Heman Humphrey, D.D. Heman Humphrey, d. d. John Codman, d. d. Wil- liam B. Banister, a. m. Clerk, William B. Banister, a. m. FACULTY. President. Abbot Prof, of Chris. Theol. Leonard Woods, d. d. Associate Prof, of Sacred Literature, Rev. Moses Stuart, A. M. Brown Prof, of Ecclesiastical History, and Pastoral Theology, 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. Vacatioins. First, 5 weeks from the last Wednes- day in April. Second, 7 weeks from the first Wed. in September.

Theological Seminary, JVewton^ Mass. Founded 1825. board of trustees. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Lucius Bolles, d.d. Ebenezer Nelson, Francis Way- land, d.d. Henry Jackson, Solomon Peck, Jonathan Bacheller, John B. Jones, Elijah Corey, Richard Fletcher, Charles Train, Matthew Bolles, jr. Rev. Baron Stow, Rev. E. Thresher, Rev. William Hague, James H. Duncan. 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. Professor of Sacred Rhetoric and Pastoral Duties, Rev. Henry J. Ripley. Professor of Christian Theoloory, Rev. Barnas Sears. Vacations. First, 6 weeks from the Wednesday before the last Wednesday in August. Second, 6 weeks from the last W^ednesday in March. Time of entrance, end of the first Vacation.

Other Theological Institutions in JY. 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. Samuel T. Armstrong, Ebenezer Burgess, d.d. Wil- liam 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. INSTRUCTERS. Classical Department. Principal, Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Assistants, Abner J. Phipps, a. b. Wm. B. Corbin, a. b. English Department. Principal, Samuel H. Taylor, a. m. Teacher in the Natural Sciences, Alonzo Gray, a. m. Teacher of Mathematics, William H. Wells. Teacher of the Primary Department, Joel Andrews. Missionary Societies. 153

Medical Schools in New England. Name. Place. Lect. Commence. Maine Med. School, Brunswick, Feb. 10 to 18. N. H. Med. School, Hanover, Istor 2d Thurs. Aug. Vt. Acad, of Med. Castleton, 2d Thurs. in March. Vt. Med. School, Woodstock, 2d Thurs. in March. Med. Sch. Har. Univ. Cambridge, 1st Wed. in Nov. Berks. Med. School, Pittsfield, 1st Thurs. in Sept. Med.Sch.BrownUni. Providence, Discontinued. Med. Ins. Yale Coll., N. Haven, 6 w'ks 3d Wed. Aug.

Law Schools in United States. Harvard University, Yale College, Conn., Law De- partment, N. Y. Univ., Dickinson College, Pa., Wil- liam and Mary College, Va., University of Virginia, Transylvania Univers. Ky., Cincinnati College, Ohio, Raleigh, N. C, Mockville, N.C.

Society for Propas;ating the Gospel among the Indians and others in JVorth America, inc. Nov. 16, 1787. President, Lemuel Shaw, ll.d. Vice-President, John Pierce, d. d. Secretary, Alden Bradford, ll. d. Treasurer, Peter O. Thacher.

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, Piety and Charity. Established May 29, 1805. President, Francis Parkman, d. d. Vice-President, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, William T. Andrews. Secretary, F. W. P. Greenwood, d. d. American Board of Commissioners for For. Missions, President, Theo. Frelinghuysen, ll.d. Vice-President, Thomas S. Williams, ll. d. Prudential Committee, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Sam- uel T. Armstrong, Charles Stoddard, John Tappan, Daniel Noyes, Rev. Nehe. Adams, Rev. Silas Aiken. Secretaries, Rufus Anderson, d. d. Rev. David Greene, William J. Armstrong, d. d. Recording Secretary, Calvin Chapin, d. d. Assistant Recording Secretary, Rev. Daniel Crosby. Treasurer, Henry Hill. [Rooms, Pemberton Square.] .

154 Missionary Societies.

American Baptist Board of Foreig;n Missions. President, Daniel Sharp, d. d. Secretaries, Solomon Peck, R. E. Pattison, d. d. Treasurer, Plernan liincoln. [Rooms, 17 Joy's Buildings.]

General Association in Massarhusetis.

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 Tues. in June. Secretary, Rev. Thomas Snell, d. d.

American Unitarian Association. President, Ichabod Nichols, d. d. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Directors, Rev. Artemas B. Muzzey, Rev. George E. Ellis, Rev. Nathaniel Hall. General Secretary, Rev. Charles Briggs. Assistant Secretary, Rev. Samuel K. Lothrop. Treasurer, Henry P. Fairbanks. [Depository, 134 Washington Street.]

Board of Commissioners of the Society in Scotland for promoting Christian Knowhdge. Formed 1787. President, John Tappan.

Secretary, John Codman, i). d. Treasurer, Samuel H. Walley.

BoardofMissions of the Prot. Episcopal Church in Mass. Right Rev. Alexander V. Griswold, d. d. President, ex officio. Rev. Alexander H. Vinton, Rev. John Woart, Rev. Patrick H. Greenleaf, Rev. John L. Watson, Rev. Thomas M. Clark, Charles Mason, Secretary, Benj. Howard, Treasurer, William Appleton, Simon Green- leaf, Benj. P. Richardson.

Massachusetts Missionary Society. President, Leonard Woods, d. d. Secretary, Rev. Joseph S. Clark. Treasurers, J. Punchard and B. Perkins. [Rooms, 116 Washington Street.] Mass. Societyfor promotins; Christian Knowledge. President, Samuel H. Walley. Vice-President, William Jenks, d. d. Education Societies. 155

Massachusetts Baptist Convention. President, Levi Farwell. Vice-Presidents, Asa Wilbur, Michael Shepard, Ed- ward Phillips, George VV. Lawton, Levi Pierce. Secretary, Rev. VVm. H. Shailer. Treasurer, William D. Ticknor.

Evangelical Missionary Society in Massachusetts. President, Peter O. Thacher.

American Education Society. President, Samuel Hubbard, ll. d. Vice-President, Samuel T. Armstrong, (with 33 Hon- onorary Vice-Presidents in different States.) Secretary, Rev. Samuel H. Riddel. General Agents, Rev. Ansel Nash, Rev.Jos.Emerson. Treasurer,°Hardy Ropes. Auditor, Pliny Cutler. Directors, Brown Emerson, d. d. JohnTappan, John Codraan, d. d. Ralph Emerson, d. d. Ebenezer Burgess, D.D. Rev. George W. Blagden, Rev. Samuel H. Rid- del, Rev. Daniel Crosby, Rev.Hubburd Winsiow, Eben- ezer Alden, m. d. Wm. W. Stone. Executive Committee, Rev. George W. Blagden, Rev. Daniel Crosby, and the Secretary. Financial Committee, John Tappan, Samuel T. Arm- strong, William J. Hubbard, and the Treasurer. [Rooms of the Society, 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, Rev. William Leverett, Rev. R. H. Neale, Rev. L. Porter, Rev. Robert Turnbull, Rev. T. F. Caldicott, Rev. William Hague, Rev. Ro- bert W. Cushman, Rev. Joseph Barnard. [Rooms, 13 Joy's Building.]

JVew England Wesleyan Education Society. President, Rev. Abel Stevens. Secretary, A. B. Snow, m.d. Treas. A. H. Brown. 156 Sabbath School Societies.

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 applications are to be made for Bibles, Francis Parkman, d.d. Rev. George W. Blagden, Henry Edwards. [Depository, 76 State Street]

American and Foreign Bible Society. President, Rev. Spencer H. Cone. For. Secretary, Rev. C. G. Somers. Home Secretary, Rev. Rufus Babcock, jr. Treasurer, Wm. Colgate. General Agent, T. M. Allen, New York.

American Sunday School Union. President, Alexander Henry. Treasurer, Herman Cope. Sec'ry and Agent, Fred. W. Porter. Agent for N. E. States, Rev. Thos. M. Smith.

Massachusetts Sabbath School Socidy. President, Samuel T. Armstrong. Sec'ry, and General Agent, Rev. Asa Bullard. Treasurer, C. C. Dean.

JVew-England Sabbath School Union. President, John B. Jones. Secretary, H. S. Washburn. Treasurer, Charles Warren.

Sunday School Society. President, J. F. Flagg, m. d. Secretary, Rev. A. JB. Muzzey. Treasurer, Lewis G, Pray.

American Tract Society, Boston. President, John Tappan. Secretary, Rev. Seth Bliss. Treasurer, George Denny. [Depository, 28 Cornhilh] Medical Societies. 157

Massachusetts Medical Society. Incorp. Nov. 1781. Annual meeting- held in Boston on the last Wed. in May, at the Lecture Room, Temple Place. President, Jacob Biorelow, m. d. of Boston. Vice-President, Rob't Thaxter, m. d. of Dorchester. Corresponding Sec'ry, Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. Recording Sec'ry, Samuel Morrill, m. d. Treasurer, Woodbridge Strong, m. d. Librarian, Winslow Lewis, jr. m. d. [For a list of the Members of this Society, see p. 109.] CENSORS.

For the first Medical District, and for the Society at Large. Z. B. Adams, John Jeffries, Anson Hooker, Winslow Lewis, jr., G. W. Otis, jr. Second Medical District. Benj. F. Hey wood, Charles W. Wilder, Benjamin Pond, William Workman, Jos. Sargent. Third Medical District. Stephen W. Williams, David Bemis, Edward E. Denniston, G. Dorrance, J. Appleton. Fourth Medical District. Henry H. Childs, Royal Fowler, Asa G. Welch, Robert Worthington, Nathan S. Babbitt. Committee on Puhlications. Enoch Hale, John Ho- mans, D. H. Storer. Committee on Resigjiations. Winslow Lewis, jr., G. W. Otis, A. Hooker. The Censors for the Society at Large, and for the first Medical District, meet in the city of Boston, for the examination of candidates for the practice of medi- cine, surgery, and midwifery, on the Thursday next preceding the annual meeting of the Society, as pro- vided in the Act of Incorporation; and on the last Wednesdays of January and July. Those foV 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. 15 158 Medical Societies.

COUNSELLORS.

Suffolk. James Jackson, George C. Shattuck, Jacob Bigelow, Enoch Hale, Solomon D. Townsend, John Ware, Zabdiel B. Adams, John Homans, Woodbridge Strong, John Jeffries, George W. Otis, Winslow Lewis, jr., Samuel Morrill, Jerome V. C. Smith, D. Humphreys Storer, John Flint, John D. Fisher, Charles T. Hildreth, Charles G. Putnam. Essex, Southern District. Andrew Nichols, Abel L. Peirson, George Choate, Ebenezer Hunt, Edward L. Coffin, Joseph Reynolds, Samuel Johnson. Essex, Northern District. Rufus Lono-ley,° Benjamin Atkinson, Henry C. Perkins. Middlesex. Thomas Bucklin, Timothy VVellino-ton, Zadok Howe, William J. Walker, John C. Dalton*^ Jo- siah Bartlett, John O. Green, Elisha Bartlett, Anson Hooker, Nehemiah Cutter, J. Stearns Hurd, Charles F. Chaplin, Simon Whitney, Horatio Adams. Worcester. Stephen Bachelder, John Green, Edw'd Flint, Benj. F. Hey wood, Charles W. Wilder, George Willard, J.G. Metcalf, Pearson T. Kendall, Joseph Stone, Wm. Workman. Hampshire. Atherton Clark, Benj. Barrett, Gardi- ner Dorrance. Hampden. David Bemis, John Appleton, Jehiel Abbott, James M. Smith. Franklin. Stephen Williams, Alpheus F. Stone, Christopher Dean. Berkshire. Henry H. Childs, Asa G. Welch, Royal Fowler, Robert Worthini/ton. Norfolk. Nathaniel Miller, Samuel Bugbee, Rob't Thaxter, Jeremy Stimpson, Ebenezer Alden, Henry Bartlett. Plymouth. Nathan Hay ward, Ezekiel Thaxter, Paul L. Nichols. Bristol. Alexander Read, Caleb Swan, Paul Spoon- er, William Gordon, Amory Glazier, Alfred Wood. Barnstable. Jos. Sampson, Aaron Cornish, Henry Tuck. ^ y Nantucket. Elisha P. Fearing. Dukes. Leroy M. Yale, Literary Societies. 159

Medical School in Boston. (Mason-st.) The Medical Lectures of Harvard University beg^in in this building annually, 1st Wed. in November, and continue four months. The students attending the Lectures are admitted to the Medical and Surgical practice of the Massachusetts General Hospital, and to Clinical Lectures by the Professors of Surgery, and Theory and Practice of Physic, without fee. 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 Quincy, ll. d. Prof of Anatomy and Operative Surgery, John C. Warren, m. d. Prof of Midwifery and Medical Jurisprudence, Wal- ter Channing, m. d. Prof of Materia Medica, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Prof of the Principles of Surgery, and of Clinical Surgery, George Hayward, m. d. Prof of Chemistry, John W. Webster, m.d. 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, Samuel Parkman, m.d. Librarian, B. E. Cotting, m.d.

American Academy of Arts and Sciences. President, John Pickering, ll. d. Vice-President, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. Recording Secretary, George B. Emerson. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Folsom.

Treasurer, J. I. Bowditch. Librarian, Enoch Hale, m. d.

Pilgrim Society. President, Nathaniel M. Davis. Vice-President, John B. Thomas. Recording Secretary, Winslow VVarren, m. d. Corresponding Secretary, B. M. W^atson. Treasurer, Allen Danforth. Librarian and Cabinet Keeper, James Thacher, m.d. 160 Literary Societies.

American Antiquarian Society. 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. Librarian, Samuel F. Haven. Treasurer, Samuel Jennison.

Massachusetts Historical Society. President, James Savage. Recording Secretary, Joseph Willard. Corresponding Secretary, Charles Lowell, d. d. Treasurer, . Librarian, J. B. Felt. [Rooms, Savings Bank Building, Tremont-st.]

American Peace Society, President, S. E. Coues. Secretary, George C. Beckwith. Treasurer, James K. Whipple.

Boston Society ofJVatural History. President, George B. Emerson. Recording Sec'ry, Thomas Bulfinch. Treasurer, John J. Dixwell. [Museum, Savings Bank Building, Tremont-st.]

American Statistical Association. President, Richard Fletcher. Vice-Pres., Bradford Sumner, G. C. Shattuck,M. d. Recording Secretary, Rev. Joseph B. Felt. Home Secretary, Lemuel Shattuck. Foreign Secretary, Joseph E. Worcester. Librarian, Lemuel Shattuck.

Boston Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge. President, Daniel Webster, ll. d. Vice-Presidents, Nathan Hale, Edward Everett,LL.D. Levi Lincoln. Secretaries, Jacob Bigelow, m. d. O.W.Holmes, m.d. Literary Societies. 161

Boston Lyceum. President, . Corresponding Secretary, G. T. Bigelow. Recording Secretary, James T. Fields. Treasurer, Goodhue Ambrose. Mercantile Library Association. President, William N. Fairbanks. Treasurer, E. C. Cowden. Secretary, Horace A. Fletcher.

Social Law Library. President, Benjamin Rand. Librarian, James Boyle. Bowditch Library. No. 8 Otis Place. A Free Library, from which any one residing in Bos- ton or its immediate vicinity can take books, who is known to either of the proprietors, or who presents sufficient evidence of his being willing to conform to the few rules that have been adopted.

Handel and Haydn Society in Boston. President, James Clark. Vice-President, George Hews. Secretary, William Learnard. Treasurer, M. S. Parker. Boston Academy of Music. President, Samuel A. Eliot. Recording Secretary, Luther S. Cushing. Corresponding Secretary, George E. Head. Treasurer, Benjamin Perkins.

Boston Musical Institute. President, Nahum Mitchell. Vice-President, John Greene, jr. Secretary, Mr. Sawyer. Musical Conductor, Thomas Comer. Treasurer, Mr. Sage. Billings and Holden Society. President, K. N. Morse. Secretary, Thomas Kettell. Treasurer, John Hall. 15* 162 Charitable Societies.

Harvard Musical ^Association. President, Rev. Henry Ware, jr. Recordinof Secretary. John Pickering, jr. Corresponding- Sec'ry, Henry Gassett, jr. Treasurer, Henry W. Pickering.

Boston Musical Education Society. President, Benjamin F. Baker. Secretary, Milton J. Stone. Treasurer, Mark Worthley. Conductor, George J. Webb. CHARITABLE SOCIETIES.

State Lunatic Hospital at Worcester. Trustees, Maturin L. Fisher, of Worcester; Daniel P. King, of Danvers ; Henry Gardner, of Boston; Robert Campbell, of Pittsfield ; Edwin Conant, of Wor- cester. Treasurer, Alfred D. Foster. Superintendent, Samuel B. Woodward, m. d. Assistant Physician, George Chandler, m. d.

Massachusetts General Hospital. President, Edward Tuckerman. Vice-President, Jonathan Phillips. Treasurer, Henry Andrews. Secretary, Marcus Morton, jr. Trustees, Charles Amory, William T. Andrews, N. I. Bowditch, Martin Brimmer, Ebenezer Chadwick, George M. Dexter, Henry Edwards, Robert Hooper, jr. Thomas Lamb, Francis C. jjowell, Henry B.Rogers. Consulting Physicians, James Jackson, m. d. John Randall, m. d. George C. Shattuck, m. d. John Ho- mans, m. d. Consulting Surgeons, John Jeffries, m. d. Abel L. Peirson, m. d. Edward Reynolds, m. d. Oliver W. Holmes, m. d. OFFICERS OF THE HOSPITAL. Superintendent, John M. Goodwin. Physicians, Jacob Bigelow, m.d. Enoch Hale, m. d. John B. S. Jackson, m. d. Surgeons, John C. Warren, m. d. George Hayward, M. D. Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. Charitable Institutions. 163

Assistant Physician, Henry I. Bowditch, m. d. House Physician, William Henry Thayer. House Surgeon, Edward B. Peirson. Apothecary, Charles K. Whipple. OFFICERS OF THE MC LEAN ASYLUM. Physician and Superintendent, Luther V. Bell, m. d. Assist. Physician and Apothecary, John Fox, m. d. Steward, Columbus Tyler. Matron, Mrs. Tyler.

Applications for admission to the Mc Lean Asylum may be made Cambridce, or at the Asylum in Somerville, near the Villase of East Cambridge. by leiter to Dr. Bell, directed to the Post Office in East Terms, $3 per week and upwards. FIOSPITAL, All applications for admission must be made at llie mornings of Mon- Jlllen. Street, between the hours of 8 and 9 on the day, Wednesday and Friday. Applicants who cannot attend in person will be visited by a Phy- with- sician connected with the Hospital, and no one can be admitted of sud- out his certificate, except in cases of injury from accident, or accompanied den illness. All applications fiom the country must be attending Physician bv a description of the case, in writing, by the Boston. of the patient, and addressed to H. 1. Bowditch, m. d.

Boston Medical Dispensary. Managers. Gideon F. Thayer, Chairman; Isaac Winslow, Samuel May, Nathaniel L. Frothinorham, Pliny Cutler, James H. Foster, Uriel Crocker, Edmund Dwight, Ebenezer Chadwick, Nathaniel H. Emmons, Charles Amory, William Gray, Secretary, Gideon Snow, Treasurer. Consulting Physicians, John Randall, m. d. Solomon D. Townsend, m. d. Visiting Physicians. Ward N. Boylston, (op. Concert Hall,) Wards 1 & 3. Samuel Trull, 13 Howard-st., .^Y^^/?* b. W. J. Dale, Green, cor. Lynde-st., Wards 4, 5, & Henry O. Stone, 58 High-st., Ward 7. Wm. P. Dexter, 5 Chauncey Place, Ward ». Samuel L. Abbott, 16 Winter Place, Ward 9. 10. J. F. W. Lane, 28 Eliot-st., Ward Charles F. Foster, 42 Harrison Avenue, Ward 11. Wm. T. Parker, Broadway, S. Boston, Ward 12. Apothecaries, Smith & Fowle, 138 Washington-st. ;

164 Charitable Institutions.

Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, President, Robert G. Shaw. Secretary, G. Rowland Shaw. Treasurer, J. W. Edmands. Managers, Robert G. Shaw, Henry Rice, H. Upham, S. D. Townsend, m. d. George E. Head, H. Edwards, Martin Brimmer, Moses Grant, J. W. Edmands. The Surgeons are — Drs. Edward Reynolds, and John Jeffries, Robert VV. Hooper, Geo. A. Bethune. The Institution receives patients into the house. Infirmary corner of Green and Pitts-sts.

Boston Lyin^-in Hospital. Meetings at the Hospital on the ]st Tues. of every mo. President, James Savage. Vice-President, Thomas B. Wales. Trustees chosen by the Corporation. Dr. George Hayward, Stephen Fairbanks, Rev. J.T. Sargent, Rev. C. Lowell, D. D. George Hallet, Rev. Francis Park- man, D. D. Chosen by the Mass. Humane Society. Dr. John Homans, Dr. Edward H. Robbins. Chosen by the Mass. Charitable Fire Society. Adara W. Thaxter, William T. Andrews. Treasurer, Henderson Inches. Secretary, C. T. Murdoch. Attending Physicians, Chas. G. Putnam, m. d. David Osgood, M. D. Hospital, 718 Washington-st.

United States Marine Hospital For the temporary relief of sick and disabled seamen into which all marmers 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, Levi Lincoln. Physician, George W. Otis, jr. Steward, Josiah Bacon.

United Stales JVaval Hospital, at Chelsea. Surgeon and Superintendent, Waters Smith. Assistant Surgfeon, Charles J. Bates. Charitable Societies. 165

Provident Institution for Savings in the City of Boston. Office, Tremont-st. Open daily, from 9 to 1 o'clock. President, Peter C. Brooks. Treasurer, Peter Wainwright. Secretary, A. A. Lawrence. Vice-Presidents, Samuel May, Peter O. Thacher, Thomas P. Gushing, James Savage, Robert Waters- ton, Samuel T. Armstrong, C. C. Parsons, William Appleton, William Minot, Benjamin Guild, John C. Gray, George Ticknor. Trustees, John A. Lowell, Nathaniel G. Snelling, Edward Brooks, Charles Wells, Thomas B. Wales, William P. Mason, Samuel Bradlee, Samuel Austin, jr. John L. Gardner, Robert C. Winthrop, Ozias Good- win, William Amory, Josiah Quincy,jr. Henry Cod- man, Nathan Rice, £. Wigglesworlh, Daniel Denny, John Lamson, Aaron Baldwin, W. H. Emmons, A. A. Lawrence, Samuel Quincy, Charles Barnard, Pelhara W. Hay ward.

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- liam Bond, Charles Brown, H. Edwards, Thomas Lamb, J. A. M'Gaw, James Means, William B. Reynolds, Al- fred Richardson, Charles Scudder, Benjamin Seaver, Phineas Sprague, William W. Stone, William Wor- thington, Charles Torrey, William T. Andrews, Fran- cis G. Shaw, Pliny Cutler, Nathan B. Gibbs, Samuel T. Dana, Henry Lincoln, William Perkins, Thomas Adams.

Society of the Cincinnati of Massachusetts. President, Judah Alden. Vice-President, James Seaver. Secretary, Thomas Jackson. Treasurer, Samuel Perkins. 166 Charitable Societies.

The Perkins Institution and Massachusetts »9syhimf

Boston Asylum and Farm Schoolfor Indigent Boys. President, Theodore Lyman. Vice-President, Moses Grant. Secretary, George H. Kuhn. Treasurer, J. I. Bowditch. Executive Committee, Moses Grant, Elijah Cobb.

Boston Female Orphan Asylum. First Directress, Mrs. William Prescott. Second Directress, Mrs. Sophia D. Tracy. Secretary, Mrs. T. B. Wales. Treasurer, Miss Mary Otis.

Prison Discipline Society. President, S. T. Armstrong. Secretary, Louis Dwight. Treasurer, Charles Cleveland.

Boston Marine Society. President, Israel Whitney. Treasurer, Thomas Lamb. Secretary, Robert B. Edes. Committee of Relief, Samuel Nichels, John Doak, Janus B. Lincoln, H. C. Mackay, T. M. Atkins.

Seamen's Friend Society. President, Pliny Cutler. Secretary, Frederick A. Benson. Treasurer, Thomas D. Quincy. Office for distributing Bibles at Sailor's Home, 99 Purchase-st.

Boston Port Society. President, Samuel Cabot. Secretary, Charles H. Parker. Treasurer, M. VV. Green. Charitable Societies. 167

Howard Benevolent Society. President, Moses Grant. Secretary, Artemas Sitnonds. Treasurer, Thomas Tarbell. Standing Commmittee, Vard ], H. Chadbourn Ward 7, Thomas Tarbell " 2, Eph. Milton 8, .1. VV. Warren, jr. 3, Joseph Moriarty " 9, Daniel T. Coit " 4, S. G. Shipley 10, Joseph Eustis " 5, Moses Grant U, Calvin Whiting 6, Rev. Wm. Howe " 12, Alvan Simonds Massachusetts Charitable Fire Society. President, E. T. Andrews. Correspondinor Secretary, Samuel F. McCleary. Treasurer, Adam W. Tliaxter. Massachusetts Charitable Society. President, William C. Munnernan. Secretary, Daniel Henchman. Treasurer, J. Ridgway.

Massachusetts Humane Society. President, Benjamin Rich. Secretaries, J. Homans, J. L. Gardner. Treasurer, Henderson Inches.

Benevolent Fraternity of Churches. President, Samuel Greele. Secretary, S. K. Lothrop. Treasurer, Thomas Tarbell. Boston City Missionary Society. President, Julius A. Palmer.

Society for Prevention of Pauperism. President, Samuel Dorr. Secretary, Rev. William Howe. Treasurer, Isaac Means.

Young Men's Benevolent Society.

President, H. I. Bowditch, m. d. Treasurer, Frederick W. Lincoln, jr. Secretary, George A. Brown. 168 Miscellaneous Societies.

Penitent Females Refuge Society. President, Henry Homes. Secretaries, Rev. G. W. Blagden, F. Andrews. Treasurer, Henry Clark.

British Charitable Society. President, William S. Skinner. Secretary, John Bacon. Treasurer, P. Wainwright. MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.

State Prison at Charlestown. Inspectors, Wm. Minot, Chairman. Samuel Greele, Bradford Sumner. Warden, Charles Lincoln, jr. Deputy Warden, Enoch Hunt. Chaplain, Rev. Jared Curtis. Physician and Surgeon, William J. Walker, m. d. Clerk, Henry Frothingham. Trustees of Mount Auburn Cemetery. Joseph Story, President. Jacob Bigelow, Treasurer. Martin Brimmer, Charles P. Curtis, Benjamin R. Cur- tis, Secretary, Benjamin A. Gould, Isaac Parker, Jas. Read. Boston Exchange Company. President, Robert G. Shaw, Directors, William P. Winchester, Enoch Train, Samuel Henshaw, John D. Bates, John Lamson, Isaac Livermore, Thaddeus Nichols, VVilliam Parsons, An- drew E. Belknap, Thomas Lamb, Charles R.Codman, Charles H. Mills. South Cove Corporation. President, Benjamin R. Nichols. Agent, Francis Jackson. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring. Massachusetts Horticultural Society. President, M. P. Wilder. Corresponding Secretary, J. E. Teschemacher. Recording Secretary, Ebenezer Wight. Treasurer, Samuel Walker. Religious Denominations. 169

Massachusetts Colonization Society. President, William B. Bannister, of Newburyport.

Vice-Presidents, S. Greenleaf, of Cambridge ; Leon- ard Woods, D. D. of Andover; Rev. Ezra S. Gannett, of Boston; R. A. Chapman, of Springfield. Corresponding Secretary and General Agent, Rev. Joseph Tracy, of Boston. Treasurer, E. Kimball, 83 Alilk-st. Boston. Pray, of Boston. . Auditor, John H. [Office, 26 Joy's Building.]

Massachusetts Anti- Slavery Society. President. Francis Jackson. Secretary, William Lloyd Garrison. Treasurer, Samuel Philbrick.

Massachusetts Abolition Society. President, Caleb Swan, m. d. Secretaries, J. W. Alden, Joshua Leavitt.

Massachusetts Temperance Society. President, John C. Warren, m. d. Secretary, Walter Channing, M. D.

RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS, U. S. Ch.or

Baptists, --.-- " Free-will, ------'• Seveiitli-day, ------" Six-Principle, Roman Catholics ------Christians ------(rongregalionalists, ------Disciples of Christ, (Campbelliies,) - - - Dutch Reformed, ----- Protestant Episcopal, ------Friends, or Gliiakers, ------German Reformed, - - - - Jews, ----- Lutheran, Menonites, .------, Methodists, ------" Protestants, - - Tnited Brethren, or Moravians, - - - - - Mormonites, -_-_- New Jerusalem Church, ------Presbyterians, Millennial Church, or Shakers, Tunkers, -- --- Unitarians, Universalists, - - - 16 BANKS IN BOSTON. BANK COMMISSIONERS,

Appointed unrler the Act of the 23d of Feb. 1838, to examine aod report, from time to time, the condition of the Banks.

Julius Rockwell, of Pittsfield ; Warren Lover-

ING, of Medway ; John Williams, of N. Bedford.

Atlantic Bank. No. 8 Kilby Street. Capital, $500,000. Cutler, President, Benjamin Dodd, Pliny j Cashier. Directors, George W. Crockett, Francis Fisher, Jeremiah Hill, James Johnson^ S. S. Littlehale, Abra- ham T. Lowe, Ezra C. Hutcbins, Samuel S. Arnold, W. R. P. Washburn. Teller, Richard Ward. Book-Keeper, George Wm. Dodd. Messenger, James Adams. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Atlas Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. President. Joseph White, Samuel C. Gray, | Cashier. Directors, Nehemiah Parsons, Elijah Williams, Cha's. Brown, J. H. Foster, Wm. Davis, jr. J.G. Hatlet. Teller, Benjamin H. Barnes. Book-Keeper, James Russell. Collection Clerk, William Beck. Solicitor, Theophilus Parsons. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Boston Bank. No. 48 State Street. Capital, $600,000. President. James C. Wild, Cashier. Robert Hooper,jr. | Directors, Nathan Appleton, Josiah Bradlee, Daniel C.Bacon, Samuel Cabot, Robert G. Shaw, Jabez C. Howe, Phineas Upham, Henry Upham, Thomas B. Curtis, John M. Forbes. Teller, Robert Lash. Book-keeper, Charles Haramatt. Messenger, George Breckenridge. Discount, Tuesday and Friday. Banks in Boston. 171

City Bank. No. 61 State Street. Capita], $1,000,000.

C.W.Cartwright, President. | Eliphalet Williams,Cash. Directors, William T. Andrews, Samuel K. Wil- liams, Isaac Bang's, Philo S. Shelton, S. L. Abbot, Daniel Chamberlain, Henry Edwards, George Morey. Teller, Henry Hooper. Book-Keeper, Charles C. Barry. Discount Clerk, Charles W. Holbrook. Collec. Clerk and Messenger, Andrew Johonnot Porter, W. R. Frost. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

Columbian Banh No. 34 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Torrey, President. William CofEn, Cashier. John G. | Directors, Joseph Tilden, George W. Lyman, John Pickering, John T. Coolidge, William Ainory, Samuel A. Appleton. Teller, F. J. Williams. Book-Keeper, George Cushing. Messenger, Abijah Jenkins. Solicitor, John Pickering. Discount daily.

Eagle Banh No. 61 State Street. Capital, $500,000.

Titus Welles, President. | Waldo Flint, Cashier. Directors, William Almy, John D. Bates, Andrew- Cunningham, Prince Hawes, Elijah Loring, William Rollins, Francis Skinner, Benj;imin Thaxter, Benjamin L. Thompson, Isaac P. Townsend, John Williams. Teller, Henry L. Jaques. Book-Keeper, Isaac W. Blanchard. Discount Clerk, Wm. Cross. JMessenger, Ebenezer Sampson. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. 172 Banks in Boston.

Freeman's Bank. No. 28 Sea Street. Capita], $150,000. Andrew Drake, President. | Jeremy Drake, Cashier. Directors, Levi Bliss, Jedediah Tuttle, Solomon Pi- per, Freeman Fisher, John H. Rogers, Ebenezer Atkins. Messenger, Albert Drake. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Glohe Bank. No. 22 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000. Ignatius Sargent, President. Chas. | Sprague, Cashier. Directors, Abel Adams, Stephen Fairbanks, Henry Hall, John Lamson, Payson Perrin, Isaac C. Prav John F. Priest, Enoch Silsbee. Receiving Teller, W. B. Stevens. Paying Teller, Alfred Skelton. Book-Keeper, Oliver Cole. Discount Clerk, William H. Wheeler. Assistant Clerk, Charles S. Callender. Messenger, William S. Nichols. Porter, Chauncey Peck. Solicitor, Charles P. Curtis. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Granite Bank. No. 70 State Street. Capita], $500,000. George Denny, President. | Archibald Foster, Cashier. Directors, Benjamin Dodd, N. Faxon, Frederick Gould, Benson Leavitt, James McGregor, 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. Gary, William Phipps, Samuel W. Swett, Marshall P. Wilder, Jonathan Chapman, Edward Wigglesworth. Teller, Otis Turner. Book-keeper, Elijah Fiske. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, S. S. Blanchard. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

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

Market Bank. Merchants Exchange. Capital, $560,000. President. Jona. Brown, jr. Cashier. Josiah Stickney, | Directors, A. H. Bowman, F. O. Watts, Benjamin Sewall, CO. Whitmore, Addison Gilmore, William Thomas, Jesse Bird. Teller, Samuel P. Oliver. Book-Keeper, Benjamin F. Teel. Messenger, Charles S. Evans. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

Massachusetts Bank. No. 66 State Street. Capital, $800,000. James Dodd, Cashier. William Parsons, President. | Directors, William D. Sohier, John L. Gardner, Charles H. Mills, J. J. Dixwell, Israel Lombard. Teller, Edward Sharp. Book-Keeper, fienry G. Foster. Discount Clerk, Jonas Bennett. Messenger, Thomas Hooper. Discount, Monday and Thursday. 16* 174 Banks in Boston.

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

North Bank. Merchants Exchange. Capital, $750,000.

James Harris, President. | Gurdon Steele, Cashier. Directors, Oliver Eldredge, Calvin Washburn, Elijah Williams, jr. James Davis, Henry D. Gray, James Weld, John T. Heard, Henry Lincoln, James Harris, D. Kimball. Teller, J. B. Witherbee. Book-Keeper, John Chorley. Messenger and Porter, W. L. Barnes. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

New-England Bank. No. 67 State Street. Capital, $1,000,000.

Philip Marett, President. | E. P. Clark, Cashier. Directors, Dudley Hall, W^illiam Worthington, Mace Tisdale, Daniel Weld, Thomas Lamb, Elijah Vose, George Pratt. 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. Brewer,Ca8hier. Henry B. Stone, President. | Isaac C. Directors, John Belknap, Amos A. Lawrence, Wm. Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Benjamin R. Nichols, Jef- frey Richardson, Nathaniel P. ilussell, Joseph Balch, Ebenezer Chadwick, J. W. Edmands. Paying Teller, Henry Jaques. Receiving Teller, J.'E. Bridge. Book-Keeper, Thorndike Rand. Discount Clerk, Edward Tyler. Assist. Clerks,A. K.Hunt, C. Smith, R. P. Jaques. Foreign Money Clerks, Wm. Grubb, jr. D. H. Belknap, J. Grubb. Porter, Henry D. Todd. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday.

South Bank. Merchants Exchange. Capital, $.500,000. President. John J. Loring,Cashier. Benjamin C.Clark, | Directors, Isaac Livermore, , Prentiss Hobbs, H. M. Holbrook, Henry Clark, George Darra- cott. Teller, Stephen G. Davis. Assistant Clerk and Messenger, J. J. Loring, jr.

Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank. No. 65 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Enoch Baldwin, President. Enoch Plummer, Cashier. | Directors, Joseph Whitney, Cheever Newhall, James Cheever, Joseph Southwick, Josiah M. Jones, George W. Thayer, Isaac Williams, John Albree, Jonathan Forbush. Teller, Samuel Carr. Book-Keeper, Joshua Loring. Messenger, J. G. Gunderson. Discount, Tuesday and Friday. 176 Banks in Boston.

State Bank, \ No. 40 State Street. Capital, $1,800,000. Samuel Frothingham. Pres't. Jonathan Call, Cashier. |

Directors, Samuel Austin, jr. Benjamin Bangs, Levi Bartlett, Thomas P. Cushing, Thomas Thacher, Thomas Gray, Henry Oxnard, George Howe, J. Bal- lister, J. Amory Appleton. Paying Teller, Charles Bartlett. Receiving Teller, John B. Gould. First Book-Keeper, William E. Vincent. Second do. Henry Pierce. Discount Clerk, B. F. Edmands. Collection Clerk, James H. Foster, jr. Porter, John White. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Shawmut Bank. No. 72 State Street. Capital, $500,000. Reed, President. Thomas Drown, Cash. Benjamin T. | Directors, William Bramhall, Gardner Brewer, Na- thaniel Dana, John L. Dimmock, Albert Fearing, John Gardner, Jairus B.Lincoln, Aaron Rice, Horace Scud- der. Teller, Stephen Bartlett. Book-Keeper, Messenger, Sampson Mason. Discount, Monday and Thursday.

Traders Bank. No. 91 State Street. Capita], $500,000.

Isaac Parker, President. | Jeremiah Gore, Cashier. Directors, Joshua Crane, Jabez Fisher, 2d, Deming Jarves, Thomas Lord, Henry Smith, S. H. Norris, Georg-e Callender, A. W. Thaxter, jr. Teller, John K. Hall. Book-Keeper, Thomas Waterman. Messenger, T. O. Brackett. Solicitor, Francis O. Watts. Discount, Wednesday and Saturday. Banks in Boston. 177

Tremont Bank. No. 41 State Street. Capita], $500,000. Samuel T. Armstrong, Pres. James Dalton, Cashier. ( Directors, Ebenezer T. Andrews, Caleb Curtis, An- drew T. Hall, Enoch Train, Isaac Thacher, Charles Wilkins, Nathan B. Gibbs. Teller, Amos T. Frothingham. Book-Keeper, Nathaniel Clapp. Messenger, Charles Stearns. Discount daily.

Union Bank. No. 40 State Street. Capital, $800,000.

Samuel Fales, President. | Chester Adams, Cashier. Directors, Luke Carter, Peter R. Dalton, Ozias Goodwin, Giles Lodge, Thaddeus Nichols, jr. John Stearns, Nathaniel H. Emmons, Charles Meriam, Jo- seph H. Wolcott, E. S. Tobey. Teller, Timothy Bryant. Book-Keeper, A. Trowbridge. Discount Clerk, Lemuel Gulliver. Assistant Clerk, N. Emmons. Messenger, Oliver Jaquith. Discount daily.

Washington Bank. No. 410 Washington Street. Capital, $500,000. Aaron Baldwin, President. D. A. Sigourney, Cashier. | Directors, Josiah P. Cooke, Windsor Fay, Josiah Stedman, Moses Williams, P. Fowle, F. Moseley. Teller, J. J. Soren. Book-Keeper, J. A. Richards. Messenger and Porter, J. H. Champney. Discount, Tuesday and Friday.

*^* The par value of the Shares of the Banks in Boston is $100, except Massachusetts, $250; Market,

$70 ; State, $60, and Boston, $50 per share. 178 Banks in Massachusetts.

Bunker-Hill Bank, Charlestown. Capital, $150,000. David Devens, President. Thomas Marshall, Cashier. | Directors, Jotham Johnson, Gilbert Tufts, Reuben Hunt, Larkin Turner, Andrew Bianchard, jr. Eben. F. Cutter, Edward Lawrence. Assistant Clerk, William Hunt. Messenger, John Mitchell. Discount, Tuesday and Friday, P.M. For accommodation, the Boston Depositing and Collecting business will be transacted at the Eagle Bank.

Phanix Bank, Charlestown. :•

Receivers, William J. Hubbard, A. H. Fiske, Mat- thew S. Parker.

Charlestown Bank. Capital, $100,000. A. Austin, President. John Harris, Cashier. W. | Directors, Edward D. Clark, Timothy Bailey, Benja- min Parker, Benj. F. Thompson, B. Buckman, A. W. Austin. Clerk, S. A. Willard. Discount, Thursdays. Business transacted at the {, Boston.

People's Bank, Roxhury. Capital, $100,000.

Samuel Guild, President. | B. Stone, Cashier. Directors, Elijah Lewis, Benjamin Weld, Ebenezer Crafts, Chester Guild, Aaron D. Williams, Shubael Bills, L. S. Beecher, Benjamin F. Campbell.

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.

Cambridge Bank, Camhridgeport. Capital, $100,000. Samuel P. P. Fay, President. Martin Lane, Cashier. | Directors, Charles Everett, William Fisk, Charles Haynes, Hiram Brooks, A. W. Bruce, P. B. Hovey, Flavel Cooledge, Thomas Whittemore, Robert Doug- lass, Henry Potter, William B. Hovey. .

179 Banks in Massachusetts.

Charles River Bank, Cambridge. Capital, $100,000. J. B. Dana, Cashier. Levi Farwell, President, j Bates, Directors, C. C. Little, Oliver Hastings, J. H. E. Brown, jr. W. Watriss.

Cashiers of the other Banks in Mass. Cap. J^ame. Location- Cashier . Fuller, $100,000 Attleborough, Attlehorough, A. Blanchard, 250, And liver, Andover, Stevens, 100, Essex, W. 200, Adams, Adams, W. E. Bray ton, A. Thorndike, 125, Beverly, Beverly, ^ Cheney, 101), Concord, Concord, J. M. 100, Neponset, Canton, J. Dunbar, Osborne, 150, Danvers, Danvers, G. A. Osborn, 150, Warren, A. K. S. B. Buttrick, 120, Village, 150, Dedham, Dedham, E. Fisher, jr. Hammond, 100, Dorchester & Milton, Dorchester, J. L. Symmes 100, Duxbury, Duxbury, Caleb T. Brewer, 100, Frainingliam, Frainingliam, R. B Thaxter, 200 Fairliavea, Fairliaven, D Mc H. H. Fisk, 400, Fall River, Fall River, 100, Falmouth, Falmouth, S. P. Croswell, E. Torrey, 100, Fitchbiirg, Fitchburg, Babson, 200, Gloucester, Gloucester, J. J. Ripley, 150, Greenfield, Greenfield, F. Gale, 100, Hiiverhill. Haverhill, J. 241, Merrimack, C. L. Bartlett, 150, Hinpham, Hingham, John O. Lovett, Lord, jr. 41,060 Ipswich, Ipswich, J. 250, Lynn Mechanics, Lynn, J. Oliver, Carney, 250, Lowell, Lowell, J. G. S. Sticknev, 800, K.iad, W. Rail G.R.M.Withinglon,100 Lancaster, Lancaster, H. G. Henshaw, 100, Leicester, Leicester, Thos. Greene, ion, Lee, Lee, Chapman, 100, Millhury, Millbury, R. B. Pparhawk, jr. J25, Grand, Marblehead, T. Trefry, 120, Marblehead, S. S. Andrews, 200. Mechanics, Newburyport, J. S. Mullikins, Merchants, 200, Ocean, Whitney, 200, Northampton, Northampton, J. D. B. White, 400, Bedford Commercial, New Bedford, T. Wni. M. Sisson, 300, Marine, Congdon, 200, Mechanics, J Congdon, 400, Merchants, J. B. Win. C. t^tarbuck, 100, Citizens, Nantucket, Barker Burnell, 100, M an u fact. & Mechan Wm. Mitchell, 200, Pacific, ?.Barsto\v, 100, Oxford, Oxford, E.R.Colt, 150, Agricultural, Pittsfield, A. TJllinghast, 100, Pawtucket, Pawtucket, A. 180 Banks in Massachusetts.

Location. Cashier. Cap. Old Colony, Plymouth, Schyler Sampson, Plymouth, 100, N. Goodwin, 100, Q,uincy t^tone, Q.uincy, T. Bartlelt, 100, Manufacturers, Georgetown, George Foot, Randolph, 100, Ranciolph, R. I'urner, 150, Asiatic, Salem, Wm. H. Foster, Commercial, 200, E. H. Payson, 200, Exchange, John Chad wick, Merchants, 200, F. H. Silsbee, Naumkeap, 4(10, J. G. Sprague, 500, General Interest, W. H. Russell, 400, Mercantile, Stephen Webb, Salem, 200, C. M. Endicott, 250, Powow River, Salisbury, .\. White, 100, s^outhbridge, Soulhbridge, S. M. Lane, 100, Springfield, Springfield, L. Warriner, 250, Chicopee, H. Seymour, Housalonic, 200, Stockbridge, J. D. Adams, 100, Bristol County, Taunton, W. Muenscher, Cohannet, 200, W^. A. F. Sproat, Taunton, 200, C. J. H Bassett, 200, Blackstone, Uxbridge, E. W. Hay ward, 100, Central, Worcester, Wm. Dickinson, 100, Quinsigamond, C. A. Hamilton, Worcester, 100, S, Jennison, 200, Citizens, G. A. Trumbull, Waltham, 250, Waltham, N. Maynard, 100, Hampshire Manufact. Ware, W. Hvde, ]50, Hampden, Westfieid, R. Weller, 100, Union, of Weymouth & Braintree, Weymouth, T. R. Hanson, Wrentham, 100, Wrentham, C.Fisher, jr. Warehani, Wareham, 150, Jas. A. Danforlh, 100, Barnstable, Yarmoutli, A. Otis, 150,

Aggreg;ale the Banks in of Massachusetts, on the first Saturday of October, 1842. DUE FROM THE BANKS. Capital Stock paid in, - - $32,631,060 00 liills in circulation of $5, and upwards, 6,633 496 00 Bills in circulation less than five dollars, 1,416,410' ' 75 Net profits on hand, - . _ 2,331,474 82 Balances due to other Banks, 3,307,011 60 Cash deposited, including all sums what- soever due from the Banks not bearing interest, its bills in circulation, profits and balances due to other Banks ex-

cepted, - - - - . . 6,130,164 73 Cash deposited bearing interest, 1,326,238 41 Total amount due from the Banks, 53,775,856 31 Banks in Mass. 181 RESOURCES OF THE BANKS. Gold, silver, and other coined metals in their Banking Houses, - - 2,682,309 55 Real Estate, 1,174,459 99 Bills of other Banks incorporated in this State, 1,678,278 73 Bills of other Banks incorporated else- where, 204,728 60 Balances due from other Banks, - 3,415,084 25 Amount of all debts due, including Notes, Bills of Exchange, and all Stocks and Funded Debts of every description, excepting the Balances due from other Banks, - - 44,610,391 18 Total amount of the Resources of the Banks, 53,765,252 30 Rate and amount of the semi-annual dividend, made in April, 1842, - 8] 1,995 00 Amount of Reserved Profits at the time of declaring the last Dividend, - 1,426,204 69 Amount of Debts due to each Bank, se- cured by pledge of its Stock, - 939,033 30 Amount of debts due and unpaid, and considered doubtful, - - - 1,107,545 91 Aggregate of Dividends of the Banks in Boston, a fraction short of 2 26-100 per cent. Aggregate of Dividends of the Banks out of Boston, a fraction short of 2 76-100 per cent. Aggregate of Dividends of all the Banks, a fraction short of 2 49-100 per cent. In September, 1841, the Banks included in this Ab- stract presented the following aggregates, viz.. Capital Stock paid in, $32,860,000 fBills in circulation of $5 and upwards, $7,760,442; Bills in circulation less than five dollars, $1,568,301 50 ; Net Profits on hand, $2,-

761,338 38 ; Balances due to other Banks, $4,41.3,506

50 ; Cash deposited, &c. not bearing interest, $6,994,-

830 92 ; Cash deposited bearing interest, $1,413,061 89; Due from the Banks, $57,771,501 19; Gold, Silver, &

in Banks, $3,086,821 74 ; Real Estate, $1,215,365 24. Total Resources of the Banks, $57,771,501 06; amount

of the last semi-annual Dividend, $983,145 ; Reserved Profits, $1,363,073 31. 17 NATIONAL REGISTER.

©fobcrnment of iftc Wintttts States. Wm. H. Harrison, Ohio, elected President. Died, April 4, 1841. JOHN TYLER, (Virginia,) President.

TWENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.

SENATE, 52.

Willie P. Mangum, President, pro tern. Terms expire. Terras expire. Jtfame, Reuel Williams, 1843 George Evans, 1847 JV. Hamp. Leonard Wilcox, 43 , 47 Vermont, Samuel C. Crafts, 43 Samuel S. Phelps, Mass. Rufus Choate, 45 L«iaac C. Bates, JR. Island, William Sprague, 45 J. F. Simmons, Conn. Perry Smith, 43 J. W. Huntington, JV. York, Silas Wright, jr. 43 N. P. Talhnadge, JV. Jersey, Wm. L. Dayton, 45 Jacob W. Miller, Penn. James Buchanan, 43 Daniel Sturgeon, Delaware, R. H. Bayard, 45 Thomas Clayton, Md. John Leeds Kerr, 43 William D. Merrick, 45 Virginia, Wm. C. Rives, 45 William S. Archer, 47 JV. C. W. A. Graham, 43 W. P. Mangum, S. C. George M'Duffie, 43 John C. Calhoun, Georgia, Alfred Cuthbert, 43 John M. Berrien, Alabama, Arthur P. Bagby, 43 William R. King, Mississippi, J. Henderson, 45 R. J. Walker, Louisiana, Chas. M Conrad, 43 Alexander Barrov^^, Arkansas, A. H. Sevier, 45 William S. Fulton, Tennessee, (Vacancy.) (Vacancy.) Kentucky, J. J. Crittenden, J. T. Morehead, Ohio, William Allen, Benjamin Tappan, Michigan, Aug. S. Porter, William Wood bridge, 47 Indiana, Oliver H. Smith, Alberts. White, 45 Samuel McRoberts, 47 Missouri, Lewis F. Linn, Thomas H. Benton, 45 Secretary, Asbury Dickens, N. C. Salary, $3000. President'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 and House of Representatives, is $8 per day. Twenty-Seventh Congress. 183

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. (245. John White, of Kentucky, Speaker.

Matthew St. C. Clarke, Clerk.

MAINE sends 8. Elisha H. Allen W. P. Fessenden Alfred Marshall David Bronson N. S. Littlefield Benjamin Randall Nathan Clifford Joshua A. Lowell

NEW HAMPSHIRE 5. Chas. G. Atherton Ira A. Eastman Tristram Shaw Edmund Burke John R. Reding

VERMONT O. Horace Everett John Mattocks Augustus Young Hiland Hall William Slade MASSACHUSETTS 12. John Q,. Adams Barker Burnell VVm. Parmenter Osymn Baker VVm. B. Calhoun Lev. Saltonstall Nathl. B. Borden Caleb Cushing R. C. VVinthrop Geo. N. Briggs Charles Hudson One vacancy

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

CONNECTICUT 6. W. W. Boardman Thos. B. Osborne Joseph Trumbull J. H. Brockway Truman Smith T. VV. Williams NEW YORK 40. Alfred Babcock Charles G. Ferris John McKeon Dan. D. Barnard Millard Fillmore Christop. Morgan Victory Birdseye Charles A. Floyd VVm. M. Oliver Barnard Blair John G. Floyd Samuel Partridge Samuel S. Bowne A. L. Foster Lewis Riggs Dav. P. Brewster Seth M. Gates Jas. L Roosevelt Timothy Childs Samuel Gordon John Sanford T. C. Chittenden Francis Granger Th. A. Tomlinson John C. Clark Jacob Houck, jr. John Van Buren Staley N. Clarke Hiram P. Hunt H. Van Rensselaer James G. Clinton Archibald L. Linn Aaron Ward Richard D. Davis John Maynard Fernando Wood Andrew W. Doig Robert McLellan John Young Joseph Egbert 184 Twenty-Seventh Congress.

NEW JERSEY 6. John B. Aycrigg J. p. B. Maxwell Chas. C. Stratton William Halsted Jos. F. Randolph Thomas J. Yorke

PENNSYLVANIA 28. Henry W. Beeson Chas. J. Jngersoll Peter Newhard Benj A. Bidlack Jos. R. IngersoU Arnold Plumer Charles Brown James Irvin Robert Ramsay Jeremiah Brown Wm. W. Irwin Almon H. Read James Cooper William Jack James M Russell John Edwards Francis James Wm. Simonton Joseph Fornace George M. Keim John Snyder James Gerry A. G. Marchand Geo W. Toland Amos Gustine T.M.T.McKennan James Westbrook Thomas Henry

DELAWARE 1. Georgc B. Rodney.

MARYLAND 8. Wm. C. Johnson John T. Mason Aug. R. Sollers Isaac D. Jones James A. Pearce Jas. W. Williams John P. Kennedy Alex. Randall

VIRGINIA 21. Richard W Barton Win A. Harris Cufhbert Powell John M. Bolts Samuel L, Hays William Smith George B. Cary Geo. W Hopkins Lewis Steenrod Walter Coles Edm. W. Hubard Alex. H. H Stuart Thos. W. Gilmer R. M. T. Hunter Geo. W. Summers Wm. L. Goggm John W. Jones John Taliaferro W. O. Goode Francis Mallory Henry A. Wise

NORTH CAROLINA 13. A. H. Arrington James J. McKay R. M. Saunders G. W. Caldwell Anderson Mitchell Aug. H. Shepperd John R. J Daniel Kenneth Rayner Edward Stanly Edmund Deberry Abrah. Rencher W. H. Washington James Graham

SOUTH CAROLINA 9. Samson H. Butler John Campbell R. Barnwell Rhett William Butler Isaac E. Holmes James Rogers P. C. Caldwell Fr. W. Pickens Tho. D. Sampler

GEORGIA 9. Edward J. Black Thomas F. Foster Th. Butler King W. T. Colquitt Roger E Gamble J. A. Meriwether Mark A. Cooper R. W. Habersham Lott Warren Twenty-Seventh Congress. 185

ALABAMA 5. Reu. H. Chapman Dixon H. Lewis Benj. D. Shields Geo. S. Houston Wm. W. Payne MISSISSIPPI 2. William McK. Gwin Jacob Thompson LOUISIANA 3. John B, Dawson John Moore Edward D. White ARKANSAS 1. Edward Cross.

TENNESSEE 13. Thos. T. Arnold Robt. L. Caruthers Hopkins L. Turnej Aaron V. Brown M. P. Gentry H. M. Waterson Milton Brown Cave Johnson Christ. L. Williams Th. J. Campbell Abrah. McClellan Jos. L. Williams Wm. B. Campbell KENTUCKY 13. L. W. Andrews Th. F. Marshall John B. Thompson Linn Boyd Bryan Y. Owsley Philip Triplett Wm. O. Butler John Pope Jos. Underwood Garret Davis James C. Sprigg John White Willis Green OHIO 19. S. J. Andrews Samson Mason N. G. Pendleton Benj. S. Qowen James Matthews Joseph Ridgeway Ezra Dean Joshua Mathiot William Russell William Doane William Medill Samuel Stokely Josh R. Giddings Calvary Morris George Sweeney Patrick G. Goode J. Morrow John B. Weller John Hastings

MICHIGAN 1. Jacob M. Howard.

INDIANA 7. James H. Cravens George H. Proffit David Wallace Andrew Kennedy R. W. Thompson Joseph L. White Henry S. Lane ILLINOIS 3. Zadock Casey John Reynolds John T. Stuart

MISSOURI 2. John C. Edwards John Miller DELEGATES.

FLORIDA TERRITORY 1. David Levy. WISCONSIN " 1. Henry Dodge^ IOWA 1. Augustus C. Dodge. 17* 186 United States Cabinet. SECRETARIES OF DEPARTMENT.

State, Daniel Webster, Mass. Salary, $6000 Chief Clerk, Daniel F. Webster, ^000 Treasury, Walter Forward, Penn. 6000 Chief Clerk, McClintock Young, 2000 War, John C. Spencer, N. Y. 6000 Chief Clerk, Daniel Parker, 2000 JVavv, Abel P. Upshur, Vir. 6000 Chief Clerk, John D. Simms, 2000 TREASURY OFFICERS. First Comptroller, James W. M'Culloch, 3500 Treasurer, William Selden, 3000 Register, Thomas L. Smith, 3000 Commissioner of Land Office, Thomas H. Blake, 3000 Solicitor of the Treasury, Charles B. Penrose, 3500 GENERAL POST OFFICE. Post Master General, Charles A. Wickliffe, Ken. 6000 Assistant do. 1st Div. Selah R. Hobbie, 2500 " 2rf Z>w. Philo C. Fuller, 2500 « " 3rfZ>iu. Johns. Skinner, 2500 Chief Clerk, John Marron, 2000 MINT. Director, Robert M. Patterson, Vir. 3500 Treasurer, Isaac Roach, >i500

Principal Surveyor of the Coast of the United States^ F. R. Hassler. Salary, $6000.

JUDICIARY. SUPREME COURT. Roger B. Taney, Md. Chief Justice. Salary, $5000.

Associate Judges. Salary, $4500. Geo. Joseph Story, Mass. I James M. Wayne, M'Kinley, Ala. Smith Thompson, N. Y. 1 John John M'Lean, Ohio. John Catron, Tenn. Peter Y. Daniels, Vir. Henry Baldwin, Penn. | Attorney General, Hugh S. Legare, S. C. Sal. $4000. Reporter of Decisions, Richard Peters. Clerk of the Court, William T. Carroll. J^arshftl, Alexander Hunter. Judiciary of the United States. 187

Presiding Judge. Circuit CIRCUIT COURTS. Just. Story. 1st Maine, N. Hamps. Mass. and R. I. Just. Thompson. 2d. Vermont, Conn, and N. York, Baldwin. 3d. New Jersey and Pennsylvania, Just. Taney. 4th Del Maryland, and Virginia, Chief Justice Daniels. 5th Alabama and Louisiana, Justice Justice Wayne. 6th JN. Carolina. S. Carolina & Geo. 7th Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Mich. Just. McLean. Catron. 8th. Kentucky, Tenn. and Missouri, Just. ' • ' M'Kinley. 9th. Mississippi and Arkansas, Justice

District Courts. Judges, Attorneys, and Marshals. Attorneys. Marshals. Diistrcts. Judges. D. Kinsman. Maine, Ashur Ware, John Holmes, Isaac W.Kelley. N. Hampsliire, Matili. Harvey, Joel Eastman, Win. Barron. Vermont. S. C, Prentiss, Charles Davis, Solo. Lincoln.* MassacliusettSjt I'eleg Sprague, FranklinDexter. Greene, S. Hartshorn. Rhode Island, John Pitman, R. W. B. tldredge. Connecticut, And. T. Judson, Chas. Chapman, J. Clark Robinson. N. Dist. A. Conkiiiig, J. A. Spencer, N. Y. S M. Stihvell. S. Dist. S. R. Belts, Jgden Hotfman, S.Greene, J. A. Simpson. New Jersey, P. Dickersnn, James Randall, H.M. Walts, Isaac cnis. p I E. Dist. Arch *^*- H C. Rosier. W. Dist. Thomas Irwin, C. Darragh, I Wolfe. Delaware, Willard Hall, Jas, A. Bayard, Nathl. Lee, R. B Pottinger. Maryland, Upton ri. Heath, Z. Collins Mason, R. C. Nicholas, E. Christian. ^^ t E. Dist. John Y. Va- VVm. Kinney, James Points. Iw. Dist. If^Peniiybacker, Wesley Jones. N. Carolina, H. Potter, VV.H.Hayward, Ed. M'Creary, Phos.C.Condy. i^i. Carolina, K. B. Gilchrist, Davis Georgia, John C. Nicoll, Solo. Cohen, Wm. J. G.J.S.W^alker, VV. Armistead. 6?. Dist. Ala. , VVm. Crawford, A.S.Acklin, B. Patteson. I i\. Dist. J. O. F. Bledsoe, A. K. McClung. ^ N. Dist, Gholson, Miss. S. J. R. M. Gaines, A. Miller. < S. Dist. S. Robertson. E. Dist Bailie Peyton, A. La. • T. H. McCaleb, C. Fontenot. W. Dist. C. L. Svvayze, R. J. Chester. V VV. Dist. H. W. M'Corry, M. Lea, B.H.Shepperd. Ten. { M. Dist. i\I. B. Brown, John K. M. Woods. ( E. Dist. G.W.Churchill, Kentucky, Th. B. Monroe, Loughborough, Blackburn, jr. Ohio, H. H. Leavitt, ' Chas. Anthony, Demas Adams. Hanna. Indiana, E.M.Huntington C. Gushing, Robert W^m. Prentiss. Illinois, Nathaniel Pope, J. Butterfield, |Wm. H.Kussell. « Missouri, Robt. W. Wells, M. Blair, [Joshua Howard. Michigan, lloss Wilkins, Geo. C. Bates, Arkansas, Benj. Johnson, A. Fowler, T. W. Newton. D. Columbia, Wm. Cranch, P. R. Fendall, lAlex. Hunter. Gordon, N. Bed. • CZcrfc, Fr. Bassett. 2)ep.J^/ar. H. Harris, Bost. W W. Story. Crier, Ebenezer Trescott. t Reporter of the Court, William Hillard, Charles Sumner, Commissioners to take Depositions, Geo. S. Oliver George T. Curtis, E. G. Loring, William W. Story, Boston. Prescott, N. Bedford. James M. Bunker, Nantucket. ;

188 Federal Courts.

SITTWGS 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 Courtis to be holden on the Monday following.

FIRST CIRCUIT. In JVew Hampshire, at Portsmouth, on the 8lh of May and at Exeter, on the 8th of October. In Rhode Island, at Providence, on the 15th day of No- vember; and at Newport, on the 15th day of June. In Massachusetts, at Boston, May 15th and Oct. 15th. In Maine, at Portland, 1st of May : and at Wiscasset, Jst of October.

SECOND CIRCUIT.

In Connecticut, at New Haven, on the last Wednesday

of April ; and at Hartford, on the 17tli of September. In VermojU, at Windsor, on the 21st day of May ; and at Rutland, on the 3(1 of October. In New York, last Monday in February, 1st Monday in April, last Monday in July and Novembe'r ; in Albany, 3d Tuesday in October; in Canandaigua, Tuesday 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 Febru- ary, and on 1st Tuesday of September. In J^eio Hampshire, at Portsmouth, 3d Tuesday in March and Sept. ; and at Exeter, 3d in June and Dec. In Vermont, at Rutland 3d of October; and at Wind- sor, 21st 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 Tuesday 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. U. S. Counsellors and Atlorneys. 189

Counsellors and Attorneys in Circuit Court, Mass. District.

Harrison G, Otis Thomas Power William Bliss William Prescott Cyrus Alden George Bliss Josiali Quincy Charles G I^oring Horatio M. Willis Samuel Haven Zachariah Eddy Charles Atwood Joseph Rovve Samuel J. Gardner Geo. S. Bulfinch Ebenezer Gay Fratiklin Dexter W. R. P.Washburn Peter O. Thacher John R. Adan Joseph Willard Warren Dutton Bradford Sumner Richard Robins Samuel D. Parker Eben Ritchie Dorr Aaron Brooks, jr. James T. Austin Joseph Harrington David L. Child Wm. C Aylwin Waldo Flint Eben. Smith, jr. Sanil. F. M'Cleary Ninian C. Betton A. D. Parker Samuel Hubbard Win. H. Gardiner Benj. R. (Curtis Lemuel Shaw Abraham A. Dame Francis Hilliard Joseph E. Sprague Willard Piiillips Emory Washburn Augustus Peabody Henry W. Dwight Ivers J. Austin David Cummins Abraham W. Fuller Charles Sumner Wm. D Sohier George Gay William Gray Benjamin Guild Thos W. Phillips Thos N. Pierce Saml. K. Williams Tiieron Metcalf William Dehon Phineas Blair Abraham Mnore George Sparhawk Richard Fletcher Francis C. Loring Lev. Saltonstall Samuel E. Sewall Patrick Riley Josiah P. (/ooke Sidney Bartlett Joseph H. Prince William Minot Wm. J. Hubbard Joei Giles Simon Greenleaf Isaac P. Osgood John A. Bolles John Knapp Henry H. Fuller Pardon D. Tiffany Ebenezer Moseley Lemuel Williams William Savier William Austin H. W. Kinsman J. L. Stackpole Sherman Leland Francis Brinley P. W. Chandler Samuel D. Ward Theoph. Par.sons P. S. Wheelock Octavius Pickering Eben Shillaber James Dana Francis Bassett Francis O. Watts Frederick Smith Wm P. Mason Timothy G. Coffin T C. Amory, jr. David A. Simmons Benj. L Oliver Hiram Wellington William Parker Joseph G. Waters George T. (Curtis Elijah F. Wallace Edward Blake C. W. Storey, jr. John Pickering E. Haskett Derby Chs. H. Parker Benj. R. Nichols John C. Park George S. Hillard William Simmons Ezra Bassett Chs. A. Peabody Charles P. Curtis Charles Allen Nathaniel Holmes Francis C. Gray Stephen P. Webb Cliarles Mason James C. Merrill Richard S. Fay Henry Hertzog 190 U. S. Attorneys and Commissioners. Charles T. Russell Thns. Hnpkinson H. Montgomery Allen F. Owen John Rugirles A. J. Gray William Whiting John J Clarke Wm. Aspinwall Geo. T. Uigelow Amos B. Merrill Grenville Parker Allen C Sjjooner To I man Wilh^y F.. (icrry Dudley J. W. Thornton J. W VV Page Fred. Anthon Jona. C. Perkins Charles F. Smith L. C. Dacoby Jona. F. Barrett John Cod man A. J. Stevens Fred. W. Gale Rich. H. Dana, jr Francis B. Hayes Robert Rantoul, jr. Wm. T. Bowdit Edward Mellen George Griggs Geo. M. Brown Benj. F. Butler F. W. Choale Marcus M :J' Edmund T. Dana John C. Lyman Geo. F. Homer Caleb W. Loring H. G. Hutchins J. M. Gourgas, jr S. E. Guild George Barstow Thos. B. Pope Henry B. Stanton William Lincoln Fred. W. Sawyer Jos. F. Dearborn John P. Putnam Wm. J. Sinclair George A. Smith Bernard Rolker Manlius S. Clarke John'C. Dodge W. W. Story

Commissioners in Bankruj)tcy for the District of Mass. s..m,n. n^ o r.:.., Suffolk. George S. Hillard,. Jame.s Ricliardson, Dedham Charles Sumner, Edward G, Henry Cliapin, Uxbridge Loring, Geo. T. Curtis, Wm. Linus Child, Souihhridge W. Story, Augustus Peabody, C. P. Huntington, Northampton Wm. Gray, Robert Rantoul, jr. Nathan VV. Harnian, Adams Peleg VV. Chandler, E. G. Aus- Epii. F. Miller, Ipswich tin, James B. Robb. Charles Devens, jr. Korlhfield J. ]\1. Gourgiis. jr. Quincy Thomas Hopkinson, Lowell Charles K. Train, Franiingham- Eben. R, IJoar, Concord Robert F Barnard, >heffield Geo. W. Warren, Charlestown Eliab Williams, Fall River John G. King, Salem Jesse Bliss, Brookfield James H. Duncan, Haverhill Ebenezer 'i". Fogg, Scituate Edm. L. LeBreton, Newburyport Benj F. Thimias, Worcester Jere. C. Stickney, Lynn Richard G Colby, Lowell Rejoice Newton, Worcester Charles iVJason, Lancaster Joseph Mason, Teuipleton J. H. W. Page, New Bedford Myron Lawrence, Belchertown Elisha Fuller, | Lowell William G. Bates, Westfield Ensign H. Kellogg, Pittsfield Henry Vose, Sprinefield 'Jhs. A. Deblois, Portland, Me. Geo. T. Davis, Greenfield S. W. Robinson, Bangor, do. Horatio Byington, Stockbridge Geo. Downes, Calais, do. Wm. Porter, jr. Lee Jos. G. Clarkson, Philad., Penn. Saml. H. VValley,jr. Roxburv E. L. Gushing, Charlestown, N.H. Oliver Prescott, New Bedford John O. Sargent, N. York ciiy Charles J. Holmes, Taunton John Anderson, 'Portland, .^'e. EInathan P. Hathaway, do. Rich. H. Vose, Augusta, do. Jacob H. Loud, Plvniouth W.H Y.Hackett, Portsni'h, N.H. Nymphas Marston, Barnstable J. T. Pitman, Providence, R. I. Leavitt 'Iha,\ter, Edgartown Joseph B. Williams, Baltimore James M. Bunker, Nantucket T. M. Edwards, Keene, N.H. Welcome Young, E.Bridgewater Joel W. White, Norwich, Conn. CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS, 191

For the District of Boston and Charlestown.

The Custom House opens in tlie Summer at 9 o'clock, a. m. and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. In the Winter it opens at 10 o'clock, a. m.

and shuts at 2 o'clock, p. m. On Saturday afternoons, it opens 1 hour for the clearance of coasters. Office, Custom House Street.

Collector's Office. Levi Lincoln, Collector.

Deputy- Collector's Department. William A. Well man, Deputy- Collector. Ephraim L. Frothingham, Cashier. Samuel Draper, Bond and Permit Clerk. William Alline, Impost Clerk. H. D. Clary. Foreign Clearance Clerk. George B.VVellman, Coosticise and Protection Clerk. Levi Lincoln, jr. Clerk of Correspondence <^ Records. E. W. Ridgway, Impost Book-Keeper. N. P. Lovering, Assistant Impost Clerk. N. M. C\x\\er^Jissistant Bond S^ Statistical Clerk. Samuel Andrews, Marine Clerk and Registrar. William W. Cowles, .Assistant Clearance Clerk. Rollin Abell, Export BookKecper, i/-c.

jXaval Officer's Department. Isaac P. Davi?, Xaval Officer. R. M. Gay, Deputy jXaval Officer. John Bingham, Bond .Accountant. ^ George H. Cutter. jYaval Officer's Clerk. N. D' Hyde, ' do. do. William Palfrey, Debenture Clerk.

Surveyor's Office. Joseph Grafton, Surveyor. Hugh Jameson, Deputy Surveyor. J. G. Graflon, Clerk.

Public jippraiser' s Office.

C. J. F. Allen, Samuel J. Bridge, Principal Appraisers. Samuel Eveleth, Cranston Howe, Assistant do. William Hardwick, Clerk. Appraisers' Office, ojjposite the Custom House.

Keeper of Custom House fy Messenger, Nathatjiel Payne. Assistant do., H. A. S. D. Payne.

I 192 Custom House Officers.

Inspectors for the District of Boston and Charlestovm. Ebenezer Clappjr. Wm. H. Keith H. K. May and Store Keeper M. Pettingill Wm. Tuckerman Wines &/• Spirits. Jolin Alkins S. W. Sloan Charles Barry John Dee Charles Walley Nicholas Johnson Stephen Shelton I Rogers Rich. A. Newell Henry Stearns H. N. Clover, Dor- Isaac Newton, 2d. Theo. Stanwood Chester &^ Quincy Isaac Story Wm. H. Spooner 3. K. Corhett, Hing- Benj. Whipple S. P. Heywood ham E. M. Cunningham S. Etheridge W. E. Doane, Co- James Kettell G.F.Emery hasset J. W. VA^right

Weighers and Gangers, Boston and Charlestown. Charles Devens John Chnrnpney Nathaniel Tracy Samuel Lane Samuel Walker L. M. Barker Thomas M.Vinson Chauncey Clark

Measurers of Salt and Coal. Joseph Hall Moses Whitney L. H. Osgood Andrew Green Nahum Ball L. Faulkner

R. J. Cleaveland, Public Store Keeper. J. Brown, Clerk. Ebenezer Clapp, jr. Store Keeper of Spirits and Wines. George Kuhn, Marker and Prover of Spirits and Wines.

Andrew J. Eocke, Isaac Howe, Frederic Colburn, Square Yard Measurers. C. W. SpofFord, Invoice Clerk.

Isaac T. Ripley, Messenger and Clerk.

John Reading, Jacob Tarr, George B. Dexter, Calvin H. Odiorne, Thomas M. Smith, Permanent Laborers in Jlppraisers' and Public Stores.

Boarding Officer of the Customs, and Captain Revenue Barge, James Kettell. Office, 7J Long Wiiarf,

Officers of Revenue Cutter " Hamilton.'^ Josiah Sturgis, Commander. Thomas Stoddard, 1st Lieutenant. Caleb Prouty, 2d do. John L. Prouty, dd do. Ministers at Foreign Courts. 193

Collectors of the Customs in other places, Eastport, Jos. C. Noyes Marblehead, Jas. Gregory Machias, VVm. B. Smith Fall River, Ch. J. Holmes Castine, Chas. J. Abbott Barnstable, Eben. Bacon Belfast, George Thacher N.Bedford, Wm. H. Allen Waldoboro', Geo. Allen Edgartown, L. Thaxter Wiscasset, Moses Shaw Nantucket, W. R. Easton Bath, Parker Sheldon Providence, W.R.VValson Portland, N. Cummings New York, Edward Curtis Portsm. J. N. Sherburne Philadelphia, T. S. Smith Newb'pt. H. W. Kinsman Baltimore, N.F.Williams Gloucester, G. W. Pearce Annapolis, Richard Sands Salem, James Miller N.Orleans, Tho.G.Morgan

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT. Ministers Plenipotentiary, $9,000. Secretaries, $2,000. Great BritninXdw^vd E'verett,Mass. Francis R. Rives. Russia, Charles S. Todd, Ken. John S. Maxwell. Prussia, Henry Wheaton, R. I. Theodore S. Fay. Mexico, Waddv Thompson, S. C. Brantz Mayer. Austria, Daniel Jenifer, Md. Thos. H. Morris. Brazil, William Hunter, R. I. Robert M.Walsh. Spain, Washington Irving, N. Y. Alex. Hamilton, jr. Minister Resident. $6,000. Turkey, David Porter, Constantinople. John P. Brown, Dragoman to the Legation to Turkey.

Charge d'affaires, $4,500. France, Henry Ledyard. Sweden, George W. Lay, N. Y. Portugal, Washington Barrow, Miss. JVetherlands, Christopher Hughes, Md. Chili, John S. Pendleton, Vir. Peru, James C. Picket, Vir. Belgium, Henry W. Hillinrd, Ala. Mw Grenada, Wm. M. Blackford, Vir. Texas, Joseph Eve, Ken. Two Sicilies, William Boulware, Vir. Sardinia, Ambrose Baber, Georgia. Venezuela, Allen A. Hall, Tenn. 18 ]94 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. Schwartz Trieste, George Moore Venice, Albert Dabadie Buenos Ayres, Buenos Ayres, Amory Edwards Barbary, Tangier, John F. Mullowny Tunis, John H. Payne Tripoli, Dan. S. Macauley Bavaria, Munich, R. D. Ruedorffer Belgium, Antwerp, Saml. Haight Brazil, Isl. Maranham, Charles B. Allen K Para, Charles J. Smith Pernambuco, G. T. Snow Rio Janeiro, Geo. W. Slacum Santos, George Black Isl. St. Catharine, Lemuel Wells Rio Grande, John C. Pedrick « Bahia, Alex. H. Tyler Central America, Guatemala, Steph. H. Weems " Grenada, Wm. A. Butler Chili, Valparaiso, Eben. R. Dorr " Talcahuano, P. H. Delano " Coquimbo, S. F. Haviland China, Canton, Peter W. Snow Denmark, Copenhagen, Charles b\ Ryan " Elsineur, Ed. L. Raynals " Altona, Alex. Ott " Santa Cruz, David Rogers « St. Thomas, Joseph W. Hale Egypt, Pasha of, Alexandria, John Gliddon Equator, Guayaquil, Seth Sweetser France, and Paris, Lorenzo Draper Depen- Lyons, Samuel Allinson dencies, Havre, R. G. Beasley " Bordeaux, John W. Grigsby " Marseilles, Daniel C. Croxall " Nantes, E. R. Livingston « La Rochelle, J. Marks " Sedan, Thos. Hulme,jr. " Guadaloupe, Felix H. Suau " Algiers, Francis Lacrouts United States' Consuls. 195

G. Britain, and 196 United States' Consuls.

Mexican Mexico, Republic, Chihuahua, Santa Fe, Manuel Alvarez Tampico, Franklin Chase Metamoras, Danl. W. Smith V. Cruz &L Alvara.F. M. Dimond Tabasco, Edward Porter Laguna, Car. Isl. Charles Russell Campeachy, John F. McGregor Monterey Jona. P. Gilliam California, John A. Robinson Mazatlan, John Parrott San Bias, Jose M. Castanos San Francisco. Thomas Carlile Muscat, Muscat, Isl. Zanzibar, R. P. Waters Netherlands, Amsterdam, C. Nichols or Holland, Rotterdam, John Wambersie Paramaribo, S.A. Levi Bixby Curacao J. H. D'Meza Rata via, Java, O. M. Roberts Hobart Town E. Hathaway, jr. New Grenada, Carthagena, R. L. Sanchez (( Santa Martha, Tho. W. Robeson (( Panama, William Nelson Pacific Islands, Otaheite, Soc. Is. S. R. Blackler Woahoo, San. Is. *P. A. Brinsmade (( BayIs.N.Zeal'nd,John B. Williams Peru, Lima, F. L. Castelnau u Payta, Alex. Ruden, jr. ortugal and Lisbon, I. P. Hutchinson Depen- St. Ubes, Wm. H. Vesey dencies, Oporto, Louis Tinelli Fayal, Azores, Chas. W. Dabney (( Funchal, Mad. John H. March (( St. Jago, Ferd. Gardner Prussia, Elberfield, John H. Albers (( Stettin, Fred. Schillow Rome, Rome, Geo. W. Greene Ancona, Jas. E. Freeman Russia, St. Petersburg, A. P. Gibson Riga, Alex. Schwartz Archangel, Edmund Brandt Odessa, John Ralli United States' Consuls. 197

Sardinia States, Genoa, C. Edw. Lester i( Nice, V. A. Sasserno Saxony, Leipsic, John G. Flugal Spain and De- Bilboa, Max. de Aguirre pendencies, Cadiz, Alexander Burton (( Malaga, George Reed (( Barcelona, P. Pou (( Port Mahon, Obadiah Rich (( Havana, James S. Calhoun u Matanzas, Thos. M. Rodney u Trinidad, Cuba, Hiram P. Hastings u Santiago, Cuba, Michael Mahon u Cienfuegos,Cuba, Saml. McLean u Xibara, John R. Cooke u Neuvitas, Wm. H. Freeman u Baracoa, Fitz H. McCready u Ponce, James C. Gallaher

FOREIGN MINISTERS, CONSULS, &c. RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

FOREIGN MINISTERS AND THEIR SECRETARIES.

Foreign States. Envoys Ex. Sf Min. Plen. Secretaries, ^e. Great Britain, Henry S. Fox, James Hudson. R.J.Mackintosh, .^«ac^. France, Vacant. Alph. Pageot. Count de Montholon, Att. Russia, Alexander Bodisco, Geo. Khremer. Mr. de JStoechal, Att. Chevalier D'Argaiz, Sr. Tacon. Mr. Liguez y Bardaxi, Alt Austria, Vacant. Chev. Hulseman. Chev. Friederichsthal, Att. Mexico, J. N. Almonte, Angel Cos, Attach.

public, Carlos Maria de Alvear,Mn. Pkn.^Ex. Ministers Resident. Prussia, Baron Roenne. Portugal, J. C. de Figaniere e Morao. Brazil, Chev. Gaspar Jose de Lisboa.

Charges (V Affaires. Netherlands, Vacancy. [straten Ponthou. Belgium, M. Charles Serruys, Baron A. Vander- Sweden, Chcv. Gustavus de Nordin. Denmark, M. Steen de Bille. Sardinia, Count de Colobiano. New Grenada, Joaquin Acosta. Texas, James Reily.

Foreign Consuls and Vice-Consuls in the United States.

^cCj- Those marked thus * are Consuls-General ;—thus f Vice-Con- Buls ; the restConsiuls. Austria. fJohn W. Langdon, Boston. fJoseph Ganahl, Savannah. C. J. Hohenburger, New Orleans. Foreign Consuls in United Sutes. 19d

Baden. Johann W. Schmidt, New York. Frederick Frey, New Orleans. Bavaria. G. Hienrich Siemon, New York. C. Fred. Hagedorn, Philadelphia. Belgium. Eastport. f Loring F. Wheeler, Thomas A. Deblois, Portland. Henry G.T.Mali, New York. fHippolyte Mali, do. fJohn D. Bates, Boston. Joseph M. Moss, Philadelphia. Samuel D. Walker, Baltimore. A. W. Nolling, Richmond. Auguste Branda, Norfolk. George A. Hopley, Charleston. John C. Ferrill, Savannah. Charles Auze, Mobile. fWilliam Porter, Apalachicola. JTh. A. Pinckney, Key West. Edward Mallard, New Orleans. Brazil. Archibald Foster, xMass., N. H., and Maine, f Boston. fGeo. S.Wardwell, Providence. Connecticut fC. Griffin, York. JL. F. De Figaniere, New fEdward S. Sayres, Philadelphia. JGeo. H.Newman, Baltimore. fChristopher Neale, Dist. of Col. JMyer Myers, Norfolk. N. C. jjn. P. Calhorda, Wilmington, Charleston. |S. Chadwick, S. C, fJohn W. Anderson, Savannah. and Alabama. fJas.W. Zacharie, Louisiana Bremen. Herman Oelrichs, New York. Christopher F. Plate, Philadelphia. Albert Schumacker, Baltimore. Thomas Searle, Boston. Ant'y Ch. Cazenove, Dist. of Col. 200 Foreign Consuls in United States.

Lewis Trapman, Charleston. Eleazer Crabtree, Savannah, Ga. Frederick Rodewald, New Orleans.

Chili. Franklin H, Delano, New York. Denmark. Samuel Beck, N. York, Con. and part of N. J. New York. f George M. Thatcher, Mass., Me., N. H., &R.I. Boston. fChristopher Neale, Dist. of Columbia and the ports on the Potomac. f Frederick Myers, Virginia, (ports on the Po- tomac excepted,) to re- side at Norfolk. fP. K. Dickinson, N. C, Wilmington. W. Crabtree, Georgia. J. F. C. F. Ules, New Orleans.

France. *De la Foret, New York. Max. Isnard, Boston. De Sieur Dannery, New York. M.B.B. de L. D'Hautrieve, Philadelphia. Sr. Pillavoine, Baltimore. F. L. B. F. Moisson, Richmond. fJ. B. A. M. Deseze, Norfolk. De Lame de Villeret, Savannah. fCount de la Porte, Tallahassee, fLouis Julienne, Natchez. JB. Martigny, Philadelphia. Jean J. Aversenc, Mobile. A. Roger, New Orleans, fMr. Baudoin, Charleston.

Frankfort on the Maine, Fred. Wysmann, New York. Arnold Halbach, Philadelphia,

Great Britain. Thomas Colley Grattan, Mass., Boston, fE. A. Grattan, do. J. C. Buchanan, New York, Foreign Consuls in United States, 201

3. McTavish, Maryland. W. Ogilly, N. & S. Carolina, J. Baker, Forida and Ala. C. J. Peshall, Wilmington, N. C, A. L. Molyneux, Georgia. J. Crawford, New Orleans.

Greece. Eugene Dutilh, New York. Henry G. Andrews, Boston. Hamburg, Johann W. Schmidt, New York, Frederick Rodewald, Baltimore. Louis Trapmann, Charleston. F. W. Schmidt, Louisiana. Hanover. L. H. Meyer, New York. fA. W. Hupeden, State of New York, H. Van Cooth, Charleston. J. B. Bhen, New Orleans.

Elector of Hesse and Grand Duke of Fulda, Conrad W. Faber, New York. Grand Duke of Hesse. Anton Boilermann, New York. Lvheck. William Kruger, New York. Mecklenburg- Schwerin. *Leon Herchenrath, Charleston. Mexico. Juan de la Granja, C.Gen., New York, Luis Hargous, do. fGeorge Follen, Philadelphia, JEdward Cabot, Boston. jCharles Tiernan, Baltimore. D. A. A.Nillalobos, New Orleans. fD. P. J. Marralano, St. Louis, Mo, |D. Juan F. Cortes, Natchitoches. I Alden A. M. Jackson, Pensacola. Lewis Ramirez, St. Louis, Mo, fGeorge P. Ward, Florida, Ala., Mobile, tRichard W. Codgel, Charleston. 202 Foreign Consuls in United States.

JVetherlands. Henry Bohlen, Philadelphia. Thomas Dixon, For Mass., Me., N.H. and R. 1. Boston, f B. Homer Dixon, do. do. do. fThomas Thaxter, Salem, Mass. J. C. Zimmerman, N.Y.,N.J., &Ct. N.York. fJ. A. Van Cooth, S. C, Charleston. G. T. Hoog^ewerff, Md., & Dist. Col. Baltim. fOliver O. Hara, Key West. Myer Myers, Norfolk. fGodfrey Barns] ey, Savannah. H. C. Gildemeester, La., New Orleans. Stevenson Forbes, Ala., and Fl. Mobile. P. J. Lechteitner, Annapolis. J^ew Grenada, *Don Domingo Acosta, Oldenburg. Otto Heinrich Miesegaes, New York. Charles F. Lowndes, Charleston, S. C. Portugal. |P. Noailles Searle, New York. *J.C. de Figaniere, Morao. La., Orleans. fAntonio J. Gouvea, New jjose A. Sintas, N. C, Wilmington. Jn. M. L. Smith, Md., Baltimore. fD. Antonio G. Vega, Mass., R. I., and N. H., Boston. and N. J. f Daniel J. Desmond, Penn. fElias Reed, Georgia. IJule Pescay, Pensacola. fWm. H. Allen, St. Augustine. Al., Mobile. f Archibald VV. Gordon, fP. Calhorda, Wilmington, N. C. fChristopher Neale, Dist. of Col. fSolomon Marks, Va., Norfolk. Prussia. Giistav. Gossler, Boston. J. C. Lang-, Philadelphia. Ludwig Brauns, Maryland. fWilhelm Vogel, New Orleans. Foreign Consuls in United States. 203

Rome. *Giovanni B. Sartori, Trenton. Peter Amedee Hargons, Act. Con. Gen. in the ab- sence of G. B. Sartori. fMartin Mantin, New York. fTh. Joseph Bizonard, Baltimore. fSamuel Wright, Savannah. f Wm. D'Azet Senac, Norfolk. fCharles Le Carron, Charleston. JHenry Perret, New Orleans. fCharles Picot, Philadelphia. Russia. *Alexis Evstaphieve, New York. fA. W. Thaxterjr. Boston. Edward Johns, N. Orleans. fCharles Cramer, New York. f Alex. Baker, do. fC. Jean Cazenove, Dist.ofCol. Sardinia. liuigi Mossi, Consul Gen., New York. Nicholas Reggis, Me., N. H., Mass., and R. I. Boston. Daniel J. Desmond, Penn., N.J.,&Del. Phil. fBenj. Douglas, Charleston, S. C. fAchille Felix George, Mobile. Antonio Michourd, New Orleans.

Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. Carl Fred. Haussman, For United States.

Saxe- Weimer. *Fred. Auff. Mensch, New York. Aug. W. Hupeden, 204 Foreign Consuls in United States.

Spain. *Don Pablo Chacon, Philadelphia. F. Moreno, Pensacola. •D. Ponce, Savannah. Th. Amory Deblois, Portland. Don Jose J. Cruzat, Mobile. •Don Antonio G. Vega, Boston. Antonio Larruaga, 'Charleston. Antonio Pizzarro, Baltimore. f Walter de Lacy, Norfolk. fJohn Notliss, Key West. A. A. Villalobos, New Orleans.

Sweden and JVorivay. fCharlesJ. Hunt, Ms., N.H.,& Me. Boston. fErnst Zachrisson, New York. fRichard Seldener, Pa., Philadelphia. fF. B. Graf, Baltimore. jjohn H. Brent, Alexandria, D. C. fDuncan Robertson, Norfolk. f Diedrich Miesegaes, New Orleans. f Francis H. Wilman, Savannah. fJoseph A. Winthrop, S. Carolina. fGeorffc Westfield, Mobile.

John Merle, La , & Miss., N.Orleans.

Switzerland.

J. G. Syze, Penn., N. J., and Dela- ware. Philadelphia.

Texas. Nathaniel Amory, Boston. Augustus W. Radcliff, New York. Cyrus Joy, Philadelphia. H. Williams, Baltimore. Samuel G. Taylor, Norfolk. Th. L. Hamilton, Charleston. William Bryan, New Orleans. Wm. Smith, Mobile. Joseph B. Browne, Key West. A. McGuffy, Cincinnati. Wm. B. Hamilton, Richmond. Foreicrn Consuls in United States. 205

Tuscany. fW. H. Aspinwall, New York. Carlo Gavenni, Mobile. Tioo Sicilies. *D.RoccoMaruscelli, New York. *Don Domenico Morelli, Philadelphia. Orleans. fG. A. Barelli, New G. A. Trenholm, Charleston, S. C. fO. Wolff, Mobile. fGeo. H. Newman, Baltimore. fGennaro Persico, Norfolk. Nicholas Reggis, Boston. fB. D. Potter, Providence. JLuca Palmieri, Philadelphia. fira Clisbe, N. Haven, Ct. iGoffredo Barnsley, Savannah. fAntonio Pomer, Norfolk. JA. O. Hammond, Charleston. fN. E. Fowls, DistofCol. Uruguay. *Juan Darby. Boston. fE. S. Tobey, York. fG. F. Darby, New Orleans. JE. Dudley Head, New Mobile. fC. J. Mansong, fG. L. Lowden, Charleston. fJoseph Cabot, Philadelphia. Baltimore. fT. B. Garf, Venezuela. Juan B. Purroy, New York. Baltimore. J. F. Strohm, W. Mcllhenny, Philadelphia. A. Milhado, Norfolk. F/urumburg. FL, John D. Fink, Ala., Mp., La., and New Orleans. Christian Mayer, Baltimore. 19 ARMY REGISTER,

WiNFiELD Scott, Major- General, Gemral-in- Chief,— Head-Quarters, Washington City.

Brevet Major-General E. P. Gaines, Department JVo. 1 New Orleans, La.

Brigadier-General John E. Wool, Department M). 5,

Inspectors General of the Army. Colonels George Crogan, and S. Churchill. Field Officers of Regiments. First Dragoons. First Infantry. Col. S. W. Kearney, *Col. Z. Taylor, Lieut. Col. R. B. Mason, Lieut. Col. H. Wilson, Major Clifton Wharton. Major G. Dearborn.

Second Dragoons. Second Infantry. Col. D. E. Twiggs, *Col. Hugh Brady, Lt. Col. W. S. Harney, Lieut. Col. B. Riley, Major T. T. Fauntleroy. Major J. Plyrapton.

First Artillery, Third Infantry. *Col. A. Eustis, Col. J. B. Many, Lieut. Col. B. H. Pierce, Lt. Col. E. A. Hitchcock, Major L. Whiting. Major W. W. Lear.

Second Artillery. Fourth Infantry. Col. James Bankhead, Col. J. H. Vose, Lt. Col. A. C. W. Fanning, Lieut. Col. John Garland, Major M. M. Payne. Major Thomas Staniford.

Third Artillenf. Fifth Infantry. *CoI. W. K. Armistead, Col. G. M. Brooke, Lieut. Col. W. Gates, Lieut. Col. J. S. Mcintosh, Major John Erving. Major W. V. Cobbs.

Fourth Artillery. Sixth Infantry. Col. J. B. Walbach, Col. W. Davenport, Lieut. Col. J. B. Crane, Lieut. Col. G. Loomis, Major F. S. Betton. Major W. Hoffman.

* Brigadier General by Brevet. Army Officers. 207

Seventh Infantry. Eighth Infantry. Col. M. Arbuckle, *Col. W. J. Worth, Lieut. Col. VV. Whistler, Lieut. Col. N. S. Clarke, Major J. S. Nelson. Major W. G. Belknap.

By the new bill for the organization of the army, the whole number of officers and men is to be reduced to little more than 9,000. The second regiment of dra- goons will be converted, after March 4, 1843, into a regiment of riflemen. The offices of Commissary General of Purchases, one Inspector General, three Paymasters, two Surgeons, and ten Assistant Sur- geons, are abolished. The following arrangement of military geographical departments, having been duly submitted and ap- proved, is published for the Government of the Army. Department, No. 1. West Florida, and the States of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee and Ken- tucky. Head-Quarters, from the 1st of November to the 30th of June in each year, at New Orleans, and for the remainder of the year at the Bay of St. Louis, or Baton Rouge, as the Commander may elect. Department, No. 2. The country West of the Mis- sissippi, North of Louisiana and Texas, and South of 37th degree of North Latitude. Head-Quarters, Fort Smith. Department, No. 3. The State of Missouri, (above the 37th degree of North Latitude ;) the State of Illi-

nois ; the Iowa Territory ; that part of the Wisconsin Territory West of the 13th degree of Longitude West

from Washington ; and the Indian country North and West ofthe lines indicated. Head-Quarters, Jefferson Barracks. Department, No. 4. The States of Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan; the part of the Wisconsin Territory not included in Department No. 3, and the Indian country North. Head-Quarters, Detroit. Department, No. 5. The States of Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Head-Quarters, Troy, N. Y. Department, No. 6. The States of Massachusetts, , and Maine. Head-Quarters, Port- land. 208 Army Officers.

Department, No. 7. The States of Delaware, Mary- land and Virginia. Head-Q,uarters, Fort Monroe. Department, No. 8. The States of North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Head-Quarters, Sulli- van's Island, Harbor of Charleston. Department, No. 9. (Temporary,) East and Middle Florida. Head-Quarters in tiie field. Brevet Major-General Gaines is, for the present, as- signed to Department No. 1, and Brigadier-General Wool, to Department No. 5. The senior officer in the command of troops in a De- partment, will command such Department until an offi- cer of higher rank shall be sent to the same.

General Return of the Army, as stated by Colonel Roger Jones, Adjutant- General, M)vember 29th, 1841. General StaflT, 57 Two Reg Dragoons, 1,444 Medical Department, 83 NAVY REGISTER,

NAVAL BUREAUS. Lewis WarrincTton, Chief of the Bureau of Docks and Navy Yards. Salary 83,500. William M. Crane, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography. Salary $3,500. David Connor, Chief of the Bureau of Constructing Salary $3,000. Repairs and Equipments. ^ C. W. Goldsborough, Chief of the Bureau of Provisions Salary $3,000. and Clothing. ^ , .. . , VV. P.C. Barton,Chief of the Bureau of Medicines and Surgical Instruments. Salary $2,500.

CAPTAINS. James Barron W. B. Shubrick R. F. Stockton Charles Stewart C. W. Morgan Isaac McKeever Zantzinger Isaac Hull L. Kearny J. P. Jacob Jones F. A. Parker Wm. D. Salter Charles Morris E. R. McCall C. S. McCauley Newell L. Warrington Daniel Turner T. M. Wra. M. Crane David Connor E. A. F. Lavallette James Biddle Wm. M. Hunter W. A. Spencer T. Webb C. G. Ridgely John D. Sloat Thos. John Downes Math. C. Perry John Percival Aulick Jesse D. Elliott C. W. Skinner John H. Stephen Cassin John T. Newton Wm. V. Taylor James Renshaw Joseph Smith Bladen Dulany A.S. Wadsworth L. Rousseau S. H. Stringham George C. Read Geo. W. Storer Isaac Mayo Mervine H. E. Ballard Beverly Kennon William Saml.Woodhouse E. R. Shubrick Thomas Crabb Paine E. P. Kennedy F. H. Gregory Thomas Armstrong Alex. J. Dallas John H. Clack James Smoot J. B. Nicolson P. F. Voorhees Joseph Jesse Wilkinson Benjamin Cooper S. L. Breese T. Ap. C. Jones David Geisinger Benj. Page Wm. C. Bolton COMMANDERS. Wm. K. Latimer T. W. Wyman A. S. Ten Eick John Gwinn Andrew Fitzhugh Hiram Paulding 39* 210 Naval Officers.

Pv^illiamson Abrah. Bigelow t't R.B.Cunningham Uriah P. Levy Fred. Varnurn James Glynn Charles Boarman Joseph R. Jarvis Joseph Myers French Forrest Thos.VV. Freelon Wm.C.Wetmore Wm. Jamesson S. VV. LeCompte Thos. R. Gedney Wm. Boerum Charles T. Piatt John Bubier Charles Gauntt W. M. Armstrong V. M. Randolph William Ramsay Wm. F. Shields J.Crowninshield Henry Henry G. J. Pendergrast Frederick Engle S. W. Downing Wm.C.Nicholson Alex. J. Dallas Henry W. Ogden James B. Cooper John Rudd T. A. Conover E. VV. Carpender Robert Ritchie John C. Long John L. Saunders Wm. W. McKean John H. Graham Joseph B. Hull F. Buchanan James Mcintosh John S. Paine Samuel Mercer Josiah Tatnall Jos. Moorehead Charles Lowndes William Inman Thomas Petigru L. M. Goldsboro' Hugh N. Page John S. Chauncey George N. Hollins Steph. Champlin Irvine Shubrick D. N. Ingraham Joel Abbot John Kelly John Marston L. L. Simonds Edmund Byrne Henry Bruce John M. Dale Edw. S. Johnson Wm. D. Newman H. H. Cocke Wm. H. Gardner Henry A. Adams W. J McCluney David G.Farragut Alex. B. Pinkhara J^ B.Montgomery Rich. S. Pinckney James D. Knight H. B. Sawyer Steph. B. Wilson Joseph Mattison C. K. Stribling Edw. C. Rutledge Wm. S. Walker Joshua R Sands Wm. S. Harris Alex.S.Mackenzie John J. Young Thos. A. Dornin Geo. F. Pearson C H. Bell MARINE CORPS. Archibald Henderson, Colonel Commandant. Samuel Miller, Lieutenant Colonel. Majors—Samuel E. Watson, William H. Freeman, Levi Twiggs, John Harris. Captains—Thomas A. Linton, James Edelin, P G Howie, adj. and ins., William Dulany, Thomas* s! English, George W. Walker, Paymaster, Ward Mars- ton, A. A. Nicholson, qr. mast. Benjamin Macomber, N. A Brevoort, Richard Douglass, Job G. Williams, Alvm Edson. ' COMMANDERS OF STATIONS. Charles Stewart, Commodore, Home Squadron. Naval Officers. 211

Charles W. Morgan, Commodore, Mediterranean. Charles Morris, do. Coast of Brazil. T. A. C. Jones, do. Pacific Ocean. Jesse Wilkinson, do. West Indies. Lawrence Kearny, do. East Indies. COMMANDERS O NAVY YARDS. Capt. John B. Nicolson, Charlestown, Mass. " Matthew C. Perry, Brooklyn, N. Y. " John D. Sloat, - Portsmouth, N. H. « George C. Read, Philadelphia, Pa. " Beverly Kennon, Washington, D.C. " William B. Shubrick, Norfolk, Va. " E. A. F. Lavallette, Pensacola, Florida. Henry E. Ballard, Command'g Baltimore Station. Edw. R. Shubrick, Charleston, S. C. Station. James Biddle, Governor of Naval Asylum, Phila. NAVY AGENTS.* 2J2 Vessels of War of the U. States' Navy. NAVAI Vessels of war of the U. States' Navy. 213

SLOOPS ( 214 Governors of the United States.

GOVERNORS. Gov. Term, Sena- States. Governors. Salary. Years. tors. Maine, John Fairfield, $1,500 31 N. Hainps. Henry Hubbard, 1.200 12 Vermont, Charles Paine, 750 30 Mass. John Davis, 3,067 40 R. Island, Samuel W. King, 400 10 Conn. C F.Cleveland, 1,100 21 N. York, Wm. C. Bouck, 4,000 32 N. Jersey, Wm. Pennington, 2,000 14 Penn. David R. Porter, 4,000 33

Delaware, Wm. B Cooper, ] ,334 9 Maryland, Francis Thomas, 4,200 21 Virginia, James McDowell, 3,333 32 N. Caro. John M. Morehead, 2,000 50 S. Caro. J. P. Richardson, 3,500 45 Georgia, Ch. J. McDonald, 3,500 93 Alabama, Benj. Fitzpatrick, 3,500 33 Mississip. T. M. Tucker, 3,000 30 Louisiana, Alex. Mouton, 7.500 17 Arkansas, Archibald Yell, 2,000 21 Tennessee, James C. Jones, 2.000 25 Kentucky, Robt P. Letcher, 2,500 38 Ohio, Mr. Shannon, 1,500 30 Michigan, John S Barry, 2,000 18 Indiana, Samuel Bigger, 1,500 30 Illinois, Thomas Ford, 1,000 40 Missouri, Thomas Reynolds, 1,500 18 Flor. Ter. Richard K. Call, 2,500 15 Wise. <' James D. Doty, 2,500 Iowa " John Chambers, 2,500

Secretaries of State. Maine, Philip C. Johnson Alabama, William Garrett N. Hampshire, Josiah Stevens, jr. Mississippi, L. G. Galloway Vermont, Alvah Sabin Louisiana, Levi Pierce Massachusetts, John P. Bijielovv Arkansas, David B. Green Rhode Island, Henry Bowen Tennessee, John S. Young Connecticut, Noah A. Phelps Kentucky, James Harlan New York, Samuel Young f)hio, John Sloane New Jersey, C. G. McChesney Indiana, William Sheets Pennsylvania, Anson V. Parsons Illinois, Lyman Trumbull Delaware, John VV. Houston Michigan, R. P. Eldridge Maryland, J. C. Legrand Missouri, J. L. Minor Virginia, VV. H. Richardson Florida, T. H. Duvall N.Carolina, William Hill Wisconsin, Alex. P. Field S. Carolina, Max, Laborde Iowa, O. H. W. Stuil. Georgia, J. VV. A. Sandford Treaty with England. 215 NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY.

Gov. Davis, in his Message of 1842, says : The boundary from the monument, at the head of St. proba- Croix river, to the Rocky Mountains, a distance adjusted, bly of three thousand miles, has been finally though a large portion of this line has until now been this ex- in dispute. It is believed that at all points on tensive route except at the north-east angle. Great States Britain has conceded the claims of the United ; and among other things, has surrendered an important portion of territory on the line of Vermont and New York, containing the fortification at Rouss Point, to which territorv her claim was unquestioned, though it the sur- was believed 'to be in the United States till veys were made under the treaty of Ghent. This for- tification, which commands the outlet of Lake Cham- the plain, was commenced soon after the last war by United States, because of the military importance ot the true the site, but the work was suspended when line was traced. . and By the boundary, as agreed to between Maine two the British Provinces, a territory, of which the States were co-proprietors, most of which is uninhab- States is to re- ited, is relinquished, and each of the dol- ceive the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand the free lars, as an equivalent therefor, and to enjoy navigation of the St. John, with the benefit of the Col- which oniaf market. There are other stipulations by the expenses of maintaining a civil posse upon this in the frontier are to be reimbursed, and the fund hands of provincial officers arising from the sale of timber unlawfullv cut down is secured to the States.

1840. The World, according to Weimar's Almanack, Population. Ens. ?n- iiiil»^s. Europe 233,240,043 3,807,195 AsL r.08516,019 17,805,146 Afica,' 101,498,411 11,647,428 Arnerica, .... 48,007,150 13,542,400 Australia, Polynesia, 1 ,838,194 3,347,840 Total, 993,099,817 50,150,009 TARIFF OF DUTIES,

approved by the President, August 30, 1842. ALPHABETICALLY ARHANGED.

Acids, benzoic, citric, mu- Barley, pr bushel, 20 cts riatic, nitric, oxalic, dyro- Beef and pork, pr lb, 2 cts ligneous,and tartaric, 20 pc Bells, fit only to be rejnanu- Alum, pr lb, 1^ cts factured, shall be free of Almonds, prunes, currants, duty muscatel and bloom rai- Beeswax and shoemakers sins, pr lb. 3 cts wax, J 5 pc Ale, porter, beer, in bottles, Beads of wax, amber, &c , pr gall, cts 20 ; do. not in fancy boxes, and combs bottles, pr gall, 15 cts for the hair, 25 pc Amber,ambergris, ammonia, Binders' and paper makers' arrow root, annatto, ani- boards, box & mill boards, seed, vanilla beans, French sheathing, wrapping, and chalk, red chalk, juniper cartridge paper, pr lb, 3 c berries, manganese, nitrate Blank books, when bound, of lead, all chemical salts pr lb, 20 c not enumerated, and all Blank books, unbound, pr carbonates of soda, except lb, 15 c soda ash, barilla, and kelp, Books, in English, bound, 20 pc pr lb, 30 cts Anchors, anvils, hammers, Books, in English, in boards pr lb, 2^ cts or sheets, pr lb, 20 cts Articles embroidered in gold But if published abroad or silver, 20 pc more than one year, and Articles made up as clothes, not republished in this 50 pc country, or if published Axes, hatchets, planes, chis- abroad more than 5 years, els, drawing and cutting the books shall pay but one knives, sickles, scythes, half the rates above speci- shovels, steel and brass fied. But these terms of saddelry, coach and har- one and five years shall ness furniture, steel yards not commence before the and scale beams, fire arms passing of this act. other than muskets and ri- Books, Latin or Greek, fles, and side arms, 30 pc bound, pr lb, 15 cts Books, Latin or Greek, un- Baskets and other articles of bound, pr lb, 13 cts grass, willow, palm leaf, Books, Hebrew, bound, pr Ac, 25 pc lb, 10 cts Tariff of Duties, 1843. 217

Books, Hebrew, unbound, Cards, blank or visiting, pr j pr lb, 8 cts lb, 12c per pack, Books, in other foreign lan- Card.s, playing, guages,— if bound or in 25 c pimento, boards, pr vol. 5 cts— if in Cassia, Chinese, crude cam- sheets or pamphlets, pr lb, black pepper, indigo, glue, pr lb, 15 cts phor, Any books printed 40 years 5 cts Saxony, before importation, and Carpeting, Wilton, pr sq. yard, Reports to foreign legisla- and Aubusson, Poly- 65 cts. tures, per vol. 5 cts ; Brussels andTur- glots, dictionaries, &c., pr Carpeting, sq. yard, 55 cts. lb, 5 cts key, pr Books of engravings and Carpeting, Venetian and in- maps, 20 pc grain, pr sq. yard, 30 cts. Boots and bootees, men's, Carpeting, all other, 30 pc. cordage, untar- pr pair, $1,25 Cables and Boots and bootees, women's, red, pr lb, 4^ cts skins, tanned pr pair, 50 cts Calf and seal Boots and bootees, child- and dressed, pr doz, $5 African, Chili pep- ren's, pr pair, 15 cts Cayenne, Bottles and jars, black or per, pr lb, 10 cts lb, 20 cts green, over 8 oz. but not Campor,refined, pr oil, pr gall, 40 cts over 1 quart each, pr gross. Castor Cables and cordage, tarred, Bottles and jars, if over 1 pr lb, 5 cts ground ginger, quart each, pr gross, $4 Chocolate, of copper, pr Boards, staves, scantlings, and sulphate unwrought spars, and other lb, 4 cts wood wrought into shape, China ware, earthen, stone, pc shall be deemed manufac- &c. 30 prlb, 9 cts tured wood, 20 pc Cheese, lime, prlb, 1 ct Boracic acid, 5 pc Chloride of lb, 25 cts Borax, 25 pc Cinnamon, pr lb, 40 cts Brandy, pr gall, $1 Cigars, pr and glaziers' dia- Brass, sheet and rolled, 30pc Clocks 25 pc Brass battery, or hammered monds, gunpowder, pr lb, kettles, pr lb, 12 cts Cloves, Bronze, powder and liquor, 8 cts ready-made, 50 pc iron and red liquor, and Clothing, worn by persons, seppia, 20 pc Clothing otherwise spe- Brushes and brooms, 30 pc except those 40 pc Bristles, pr lb, 1 ct cified, pc Butter, per lb, 5 cts Corks, 30

20 218 Tariff of Duties, 1843.

Cork, manufactures of, 25 pc Crown window glass, not Cordials and liqueurs, ar- over 10 by 8 inches, pr eq

rack, ratafia, and similar foot, 3^ cts ; not over 10 by

articles, per gall, 60 cts 12, 5 cts ; not over 14 by 10,

Coach laces, ^^5 pc 6 cts ; not over 16 by 11,

Comfits, sweetmeats, preser- 7 cts ; not over 18 by 12, ved fruits, and confection- 8 cts; above 18 bv 12, ary, 25 pc 10 cts Cocoa, dates, nuts, woad or

pastel, and sulphuric acid, Demijohns and carboys, f^ pr lb, 1 ct gall, or less, each 15 cts Cotton, manufactured, pr lb, Demijohns and carboys,over 3 cts, provided, that cot- ^, and not over 3 gallons, tons not printed and worth each 30 cts not more than 20 cts pr sq Demijohns and carboys, over yard, shall be valued at 20 3 gallons, each 50 cts

cts ; printed cottons,worth Diamonds, 7^ pc not more than 30 cts, shall Dolls, toys, metal buttons,

be valued at 30 cts ; vel- 30 pc. But all such but- vets, moleskins, fustians, tons worth not more than &c. worth not more than $1 pr gross shall be valued 35 cts, shall be valued at at$l 35 cts Duck, sail, pr sq yd, 7 cts Cotton twist, yarn & thread, 25 \>c, provided, that twist, Feathers and down, 25 pc &c. uncolored and worth Fish, dried or smoked, pr Jess than 60 cts pr lb, shall 112 lbs, $1

be valued at 60 cts ; ifcol- Fish from the domestic fish- ored, and worth less than eries, and all fresh caught 75 cts, it shall be valued at fish, free 75 cts. All other cotton Fish glue, or isinglass, 20 pc twist, &c. shall pay a duty Floor matting and mats, of 30 pc 25 pc Cotton bagging, pr sq yard, Flax, unmanufactured, per 4 cts ton, $20 Cordilla, or tow of hemp Fur hats, caps, muffs, &c., and flax, pr ton, $20 35 pc Coal, pr ton, $1,75 Furs, undressed, on the skin, Coke, or culm of coal, per 5 pc bushel, 5 cts Furs, dressed, on the skin, Copper bottoms, plates and all hatters' furs not on the sheets, 30 pc skin, 25 pc Copper rods, bolts, nails, Fur for hat bodies, not trim- &c. pr lb, 4 cts med, 25 pc Copper patent sheathing raetal, pr lb, 2 cts Gems, pearls, &c., 7 pc 219 Tariff of Duties, 1843.

manufactured, pr lb, 1 ct Gems, imitation and mosa Goats' hair manufactures, ics, 7i pc 20 pc Ginger in the root, tigs, rai Grease and soap stuffs, 10 pc sins not specified, and cop cloth, 25 pc peras, pr lb, 2 cts Grass &.C. crude, 15 pc— if Glass vessels, cut, if the cut- Gums, not crude, and pastes, es- ting be not one third the balsams, perfumes, height or length, per lb, sences, ex- &c. not enumerated, 25 pc 25 cts ; if the cutting ceeds one-third, prlb, 35 Hair unmanufactured, 10 pc cts; if the cutting exceeds Hair cloth, belts, and gloves, pr lb, 45 cts i, pc Glass, cut, chandeliers, lus- 25 Hair curled, and moss, for tres, drops, icicles, orna- beds, 10 pc ments, &c. pr lb, 45 cts and bacon, pr lb, 3 cts Glass, plain, moulded, or Hams wool, hat bodies, pressed, weighing over 8 Hats of &c. each 18 cts oz. pr lb, 10 cts; weighing Hats and bonnets, Manilla, 8 oz. or under, pr lb, 12 cts Leghorn, «&c., made of Glass, partly cut or polished, straw, grass, palm, or any to pay duly as if finished. material not specified, 35 Glass, cylinder or broad braids, window, not over 8 by 10 pc. But all flats, hats, cts &c., used for making inches, pr sq foot, 2 ; shall pay the same duty as 10 by 12, 24 cts " manufactured hats 14 bv 10, 3^ pc 16b'yll,4 " Hearth rugs, 40 Hemp, unmanufactured, per 18 b'y 12, 5 " above 18 by 12, 6 cts ton, $40 Manilla, and other Glass in sheets or tables, to Hemp, pr ton, $25 pay the highest duties im- India, manufactures, 20 pc posed on window glass Hemp Glass plate, polished, not rubber cloth, shoes, silvered, and not over 12 India suspenders, and other arti- by 8 inches, per sq foot, cles, 30 pc, provided, that 5 cts rubber suspenders, Glass, colored, porcelain, India more than $2 paintings on, 30 pc worth n(jt shall be valued at Glass, manfartures of. not pr doz, specified, 25 po meal, pr 112 lbs, 20 Goat skins or morocros, lati- Indian n'>d and dressed, pr doz, cts and bolts, not rol- $2,50 Iron bars ton, Goat or sheep, tanned and led, pr $17 and bolts, rolled, not dressed, pr doz, $1 Iron bars Goats' hair or mohair, un- pr ton, $25 220 Tariff of Duties, 1843.

Iron imported before March manufactured, and scrap 3d, 1843, shall be free of iron, not 6 inches in length, duty pr ton,$10 Iron in pigs, pr ton, $9 Ivory or bone black, pr lb, Cast iron vessels, pr lb, 1^ 3-4 ct cts. All other castings, pr lb, 1 ct Jewelry, of gold, silver, &c. Irons, smoothing and press- 20 pc ing, hollow ware, and hing- Jewelry, imitation, 25 pc es, pr lb, 2^ cts Iron and steel wire, not over Kid skins or morocco, tan- No. 14, pr lb, 5 cts nod and dressed, pr doz, Iron and steel wire, over No. $1,50 14, and not over No. 25, Kid or lamb, tanned and not pr lb, 8 cts dressed, prdoz, 75 cts Iron and steel wire, over No. 25, per lb, 11 cts Lastings, prunellas, &c., in Iron, round or square, bra- size tit only for buttons zier's rods from 3 to 10- and shoes, and mohair, ICths inch, nail rods or nail linen canvass, figured sat- plates, sheet, hoop, band, in, and brocaded velvet, or scroll iron, and iron ca- in size and shape suited bles, pr lb, 2i cts only for buttons, and tor- Iron chains, 30 pc toise shell, ivory, horns, Iron, taggers' 5 pc, provid- and teeth, unmanufactur- ed, that all articles partly ed, and horn and bone tips, manufactured, shall pay as 5 pc if wholly manufactured; Laces, thread, 15 pc and no article shall pay Laces, cotton, or trimming, less than the material of 20 pc which it is made, when Laces, tassels, knots, &c. of paying its highest duty, gold or silver, 15 pc and, in addition, a duty of Lard, per lb, 3 cts 15 pc Leather, tanned sole or bend, Iron cut or wrought spikes, pr lb, 6 cts pr lb, 3 cts Leather, upper, not speci- Iron cut nails, pr lb, 3 cts fied, pr lb, 8 cts Iron, wrought, mill irons, Leather gloves, men's, per iron for ships, locomo- doz, $1,25 tives and sleam engines, Leather habit gloves, wo- and malleable irons or cast- men's, pr doz, $1 ings, pr lb, 4 cts Leather habit gloves, chil- Iron tubes or pipes, pr lb, dren's, prdoz, 50 cts; ex- 5 cts tra and clemi lengtl>, wo- Iron, old, fit only to be re- men's pr doz, $1 ,50 ; extra Tariff of Duties, 1843. 221

pr and demi length, cl)il- Oats and Indian corn, cts dren's, pr doz, 75 cts bushel, 10 lb, 9 els Leather caps, hats, suspen- Oil of almonds, pr pc ders, and all other suspen- Olives, 30 olive, in casks, pr gall.,

colored for labels and nee- Saltpetre, wholly refined, pr dles, marble or fancy ,glass, lb, 2 cts morocco, sand, tissue, gold Sardijies, &c. preserved in or silver, pasteboard "and oil. 20 pc pressing board, pr li), ]2^ c Saddlerv, common, tinned, Paper, colored copperplate, &c. 20 pc printing and stainers', pr Saws, mill, cross cut and lb, 10 c pit, each, $1 Paper envelopes and fancy Screws of iron, called wood note, 30 pc screws, pr lb, 12 cts Paper hangings, 35 pc Screws of iron, all others, Paper not enumerated, pr lb, 30 pc 15cts Screws of brass, pr lb, 30 cts Parchment, vellum, &c. and Seines, pr lb, 7 cts imitation, wafers, sealing Sheetings, Russia and other, wax, black lead pencils', 25 pc crayons, metallic pens, ink, Sheep skins, tanned and ink powder, and manufac- dressed, pr doz, $2 tured quills, 25 pc Shoes and pumps, men's, Pickles, capers, and sauces, pr pair, 30 cts 30 pc Double soled pumps, wo- Pickled salmon, pr bbl, $2 men's, and welts,'it.pr pair, Pickled fish, other, pr barrel, 40 cts $1— not in bbis, 20 pc Shoes or slippers, women's, Pins, not over 5000 to the pr pair, 25 cts pack, pr pack, 40 cts Ship chronometers, 20 pc Potatoes, pr bushel, 10 cts Silk, bolting cloths, 20 pc Pound pins, pr lb, 20 cts Silk manufactures, not oth- Putty, pr lb, Li c erwise specified, pr lb of 16 ounces, $2,50 Quills unmanufactured, 15 Silk, sewing, silk twist, &c., pc $2prlb ' Silks, pongees and plain Rags, waste, or shoddy,^pr white, $1,50 pr lb lb, ]-4ct. Silk, raw, 50 cts prlb Raw hides, dried or salted, Silks, floss and similar, rea- 5 pc dy for manufacture, 25 pc Rifles, each, $2,50 Silk umbrellas, parasols,«&c. Rose, satin, mahogany, and 30 pc cedar wood, 15 pc Silk shirts and drawers, 40pc Rye, pr bushel, 15 cts Silk caps and articles of ap- parel, made up wholly or Salt, pr bushel of 56 lb. Sets in part by hand, 30 pc Saltpetre, partly refined, pr Silk or satin shoes and slip- lb, 1-4 ct pers, pr pair, 30 cts —

Tariff of Duties, 1843. 223

Silk or satin shoes for chil- Strings for musical instru- dren, pr pair, 15 cts ments, 15 pc Silk or satin boots and boo- Sugar, raw or brown clayed, tees, pr pair, 7") cts and syrup of sugar, per lb, Silk or satin boots for chil- 2icts dren, pr pair, '25 cts Sugar, not raw nor yet re- Silk hats, men's, each 1$ fined, pr lb, 4 cts Silk women's hats or bon- Sugar, refined, and sugar per lb. 6 cts nets, each $2 candy, Silver and gold vessels and Sulphate of Barytes, pr lb, wares, not otherwise spe- he quinine, pr oz., cified, 30 pc Sulphate of Silver plated metal and Ger- 40 CIS &c. entered man silver, in sheets, 30 pc Syrups of sugar, as molasses, shall be for- Silver, German, bell metal, i zinc, and bronze manufac- feited.

lures, 30 pc i Skins, pickled and in casks, Table tops, Scagliola, mo- and ala- 20 pc saic, inlaid, &c.,

I Skins tanned and dressed, baster and spar ornarae,nt9, but not in color, to wit ; 30 pc less than fawn, kid, and lamb, called Tacks, brads, &c. chamois, pr doz, $i 16 oz. to a 1000, per 1000, 5 cts Slates, tiles, .\r bricks, 25 pc brads, &c. more than Snuff, pr lb, 12 cts Tacks, Soap, Windsor, shaving and 16 oz. to a 1000, pr lb, 5 cts fancy, 30 pc Tallow, pr lb, 1 ct candles, pr lb, 4 cts Soap, all other hard, pr lb, Tallow for wharves, fire- 4 cts Timber staves, Soda ash, 5 pc wood. rough boards, &c., 20pc Soap, all soft, pr bbl, 50 cts pigs, bars, or blocks, Spirits, 1st and 2d proof, pr Tin, gall, GO cts; 3d proof, 65, 1 pc and foil, 4ih proof, do. 70 cts; 5th Tin plates, sheets, proof, do. 75 cts; above 2h pc unmanufactured, 5th proof, do. 90 cts Tobacco, Spirits of turpentine, pr gall, 20 pc manufactured, pr 10 cts Tobacco, Spermaceti or wax candles, lb, 10 cts plain, moulded, pr lb, 8 cts Tumblers, Sponges and spunk, 20 pc or pressed, pr lb, 10 cts stereotype Steel, cast, shear, and Ger- Type metal, and man, in bars, prcwt, $1,50 plates, 25 pc or old, 25 pc Steel, all others, in bars, pr Tvpes, new holding cwt, $2,50 Vials and bottles, each, Starch and pearl barley, pr not more than 6 oz. lb, 2 cts per gross, $1,75 ; —

224 Tariff of Duties, 1843.

Vials and bottles over 6, but Wine, white of France, Aus- not over IC oz. per imoss, tria, Prussia, Sardinia,Por- $2,25 lugal and its possessions, Vials and bottles, perfumery in casks, pr gall, 7^ cts and fancy, uncut, not over in bottles, pr gall, 20 cts 4 oz. each, pr gross, $2,50 Wines, red, from these Vinegar, pr gall, 8 cts countries, in casks, pr gall, cts— in bottles, per gall, Ware, japanned, of papier 20 cts mache, plated, and gilt Wines of Spain, Germany, all cutlery, and all manu- and the Mediterranean, in factures, not otherwi.-e spe- casks, per gall, 12^ cts ; cified, of brass, iron, steel, in bottles, per gall, 20 cts lead, copper, pewter, or tin, Wines, Sicily Madeira and 30 pc Marsala, in casks or bot- VVatches and watch mate- tles, per gall, 25 cts rials, 7^ pc Wines of Sicily, other, per Watch crystals and specta- gall, 15 cts cle glasses, pr gross, $2 Wines not specified,in casks, Walking canes, frames and per gall, 25 cts; in bottles, sticks for umbrellas, &c., per gall, 65 cts household furniture not Provided, that these duties specified, musical instru- do not interfere with sub- ments, carriages and parts sisting treaties. thereof, 30 pc All imitations of spirits and Wax tapers, 30 pc wines shall pay the highest Whalebone, foreign fishe- duty imposed on the simi- ries, J2i pc lar article; and when wine Wheat, pr bushel, 25 cts is imported in bottles, a Wheat flour, pr 112 lbs, 70 separate duty shall be paid cts on the bottles. Whiting and ochres, when Wire, silvered or plated, dry, pr lb, ] c 30 pc Whiting, when ground in Wire, brass or copper, 25 pc oil, pr lb, 1^ c Wire, bonnet, silk covered, Wine, Madeira, Sherry, San pr lb, 12 cts Lucar and Canary, pr gall, Wire, bonnet, cotton cover- 60 cts ed, pr lb, 8 cts Wine, Champagne, pr gall. Wire, square, for umbrellas, 40 cts 12i pc Wine, bottled Port, Burgun- Wood manufactures, not dy, claret, pr gall, 35 cts specified, 30 pc ^Vine, Port and Burgundy, Wool combed or worsted in casks, prgall, 15 cts manufactures, not other- Wine, Tenerifl^e, pr gall, 20 wise specified, 30 pc cts ; claret, in casks, 6 cts Wool, coarse, unmanufac Tariff of Duties, 1843. 225

tured, worth 7 cts. or un- Woollen blankets, other, der at place of exporta- 25 pc tion, 5 pc Woollen and worsted yarn, Wool, all other unmanufac- 30 pc tured, 3 cts per pound, and Woollen and worst, gloves, 30 pc ad val. If mixed, caps, and hosiery, 30 pc shall be appraised at the Woollen flannels, bockings, value of the finest kind. and baizes, pr sq yd, 14 cts Woollen Blankets, worth Woollen manufactures not not more than 75 cts each, mentioned above, 40 pc and not larger than 72 by Yarns, twine and pack- 52, nor less than 45 by 60 thread, pr lb, 6 cts inches, 15 pc Zinc in sheets, 10 cts

Articles to be admitted Dutyfree.

1. All articles imported for the use of the United States. 2. All goods, the product of the United States, export- ed and brought back, and books and personal and house- hold effects of citizens of the United States dying abroad. 3. Paintings and statuary, the production of American artists residing abroad. 4. Wearing apparel in actual use, and other personal effects, and tools of trade, of persons arriving in the Uni- ted States. 5. Philosophical apparatus, instruments, books, maps, and charts, statues, statuary, busts and casts, paintings, drawings, engravings, etchings, specimens of sculpture, cabinets of coins, medals, gems, and all other collections of antiquities, provided the same be specially imported in good faith for the use (and by the order) of any Society incorporated or established for philosophical or literary purposes, or for the use and by the order of any college, academy, school, or seminary of learning in the United States. G. Anatomical preparations, models of machinery, and arts speci- of other inventions and improvements in the ; trees, mens in natural history, mineralogy, and botany ; shrubs, plants, bulbs or roots, and garden seeds, not oth- erwise specified; berries, nuts, and vegetables, used prin- cipally in dyeing or composing dyes; all dyewoods in American fisheries, and stick ; whale and other fish oil of all other articles the produce of said fisheries; animals for daily imported for breed ; fish, fresh caught, imported consumption; fruit, green or ripe, from the West Indies, 226 Tariff of Duties, 1843.

in bulk ; tea and coffee, when imported in American ves- sels from the places of their growth. 7. Adhesive felt for sheathing vessels, alcornoque, aloes, antimony crude, argol, assafoetida, ava root, barilla, bark of cork tree, unmanufactured; bells or bell metal, only fit to be remanufactured, and chimes of bells; brass in pigs or bars, and old brass only fit to be remanufactur- ed ; Brazil wood, crude brimstone, and flour of sulphur, bullion, burr stones unwrought ; caniliarides, chalk, clay

unwrought ; cochineal, coins of gold and silver, copper for the use of the mint, copper in pigs or bars, and copper ore; plates or sheets of copper for sheathing vessels, but none is to be so considered except that which is 14 inches wide and 48 inches long, and weighing from 14 to 34 oz. per square foot ; old copper fit only to be remanufactured ; cream of tartar, emery, flints, ground flint, gold bullion, gold epaulets and wings, grindstones, gum Arabic, gum Senegal, gum tragacanth, India rubber, in bottles or sheets, or otherwise, unmanufactured, and oldjuuk, oakum, kelp, kermes, lac dye, leeches, madder root, mother of pearl, nickel, nux vomica, palm leaf unmanfactured, palm oil; Peruvian bark, pewter when old and only fit to be reman- ufactured ; platina unmanufictured, ivory unmanufactur- ed; plaster of Paris unground, rattans and reeds unmanu- factured, rhubarb, saltpetre when crude, sarsaparilla, shellac, silver bullion, silver epaulets and wings, stones called polishing stone.«, stone called rotten slone, sumac, tartar when crude, teuteneque, tumeric, weld, woods of all kinds, when unmanufactured, not herein enumerated.

The above duties are imposed by the first nine sections of the law.

Section 10, enacts that on all unenumerated articles shall be imposed a duty of 20 per cent, ad valorem. Sec. 11. An additional 10 per cent, shall be levied on all goods which shall be imported in vessels not of the United States, when no specific discrimination is made by the bill; and 10 per cent, additional on all goods except those brought from beyond the Cape of Good Hope in for- eign vessels provided no treaty speculations be infringed thereby. Sec. 12. All duties shall be paid in cash, or the goods will be sold after GO days' detention. Sec. 13 prescribes the method of selling, and means for the owner to recover the overplus. Tariff of Duties, 1843. 227

Sec. 14 allows a drawback on foreign sugar refined in and exported from the United States, equal in amount to cents per gallon the duty paid on the foreign sugar ; of 5 on spirits distilled from molasses till 1843, when it shall be only 4, and annually reduced 1 cent. Sec. 15 enacts that no drawback shall be allowed to goods entitled to debenture unless exported within three years after their import. Sec. 16 provides the mode of valuation of all goods paying ad ralorem duties, enacting that all costs, charges and commissions except insurance shall be added to the market value. Sec. 17 empowers collectors and appraisers to take tes- timony necessary for valuation. Sec. 18 provides for cases of disagreement on appraisal. Sec. 19 enacts penalties for attempts to evade the pay- ment of duties. Sec. 20 imposes on non-enumerated articles the same duties as those enumerated which they most resemble shall pay. Sec. 21 dictates the method of appraisal. Sec. 22 provides for ports where there are no appraisers. Sec. 23 directs the Secretary of the Treasury to make necessary rules for faithful appraisals. Sec. 24 directs collectors to follow the Secretary's in- structions. Sec. 25 provides that the act shall not apply to vessels that shall have left their last port East of the Cape of Good Hope or beyond Cape Horn, prior to Sept. 1, 1842. Sec. 26 provides that the penalties of the law of June 30, 1842, shall be continued. Sec. 27 requires the Secretary annually to ascertain and report what articles have paid a duty of more than 35 per cent, ad valorem. Sec. 28 prohibits the importation of indecent prints and books. Sec. 29 establishes a ton at twenty hundred weight, at one hundred and twelve lbs. each. Sec. 30. This Section is added, enacting that while the Distribution of the Public Lands is suspended, the ten per cent, allowed to the Western States shall also be suspended. 228 British Treaty with China.

Articles of Treaty between Great Britain and China. Aug. 29, ]842. Art. 1. Lasting peace and friendship between the two empires. Art. 2. China to pay twenty-one millions of dollars in the course of the present and three succeeding years. Immediate payment, $6,000,000 ; in 1843,

6,000,000 ; in 1844, 5,000,000 ; in 1845, 4,000,000. Art. 3. The ports of Canton, Amoy, Foo-chow-foo, Ningpo, and Chinghae, to be thrown open to British merchants, consular officers to be appointed to reside at them, and regular and just tariffs of import and ex- port (as well as inland transit) duties to be established and published. Art. 4. The island of Hong-Kong to be ceded in perpetuity to her Britannic Majesty, her heirs and successors. Art. 5. All subjects of her Britannic Majesty,( whether natives of Europe or India,) who may be confined in any part of the Chinese empire, to be unconditionally released. Art. 6. An act of full and entire amnesty to be pub- lished by the Emperor under his imperial sign manual and seal to all Chinese subjects, on account of their having held service or intercourse with, or resided un- der the British government, or its officers. Art. 7. Correspondence to be conducted on terms of perfect equality amongst the officers of both govern- ments. Art. 8. On the Emperor's assent being received to this treaty, and the payment of the first 6,000,000 dol- lars, her Britannic Majesty's forces to retire from Nan- kin and the Grand Canal, the military posts at Ching- hae to be also withdrawn, but the islands of Chusan and Kulangsoo are to be held until the money pay- ments and the arrangements for opening the ports be completed. Thus have the English not only gained every ob- ject for which war was made on three hundred millions of people, but have also concluded this Treaty of Peace and opened an intercourse with the most fertile pro- vinces of the empire. In place of oi^e port for carry- ing on trade, British ships are to be allowed free access 2J Days of the Month and Week. 229 to five, namely—Canton, Amoy, Foo-chow-foo, Ning- po and Cliinghae. The position and advantages of Canton and Amoy are well known. Ningpo and Chinghae are equally advantageous, and will afford a short communication with the great tea district in that quarter, and also secure intercourse with Nankin and other large cities along the Grand Canal, and the no- ble river Yang-tze-keang, where a British fleet, many miles up the country, now for the first time in the his- tory of the world, lies safely at anchor. Foo-chow-foo is to the west of these places, and is situated on a fine river called Min, which takes its rise in the black tea district, and flows past Chaou, Yen-ping, and other cities of great importance.

Origin of the names of the Months of the Year, and of ike Days of the Week. By the Romans, January was so called from Janus, an ancient king of Italy. February, from Februa, a word denoting purgation by sacrifices. March, from Mars. April, from the (ireek appellation of Venus. May, from Maia the mother of Mercury. June, from Juno. July, from Julius Csesar. August, in honor of Augustus Caesar. The other four months, namely, September, Octo- ber, November and December, still retain their nu- merical Latin names. By the Saxnns. the first day of the week was called Sunday, from their adoration of the Sun, on that day. Monday, from their usual custom of worshipping the Moon on that day. Tuesday, in honor of one of their idols called Tuisco. Wednesday, from the appellation of Woden, another of their idols. Thursday, from the name of an idol called Thor, to whom they paid their devotions upon that day. Friday, from the name of Friga, an imaginary god- dess by them worshipped. Saturday, as is supposed from Saturn, or Seater, by them worshipped. 21 CITY REGISTER.

City of Boston Incorporated Feb. 23, 1822.

CITY OFFICERS. MAYORS. Appointed. Died or Resigned. 1822. John Phillips, 182.3. 1823. Josiah Quincv, 1829. 1829. Harrison Gray Otis, 1832. 1832. Charles Wells, 1834. 1834. Theodore Lyman, jr. 1836. 1836. Samuel T. Armstrong, 1837. 1837. Samuel A. Eliot, 1840. 1840. Jonathan Chapman, 1843. 1843. Martin Brimmer. aldermen. Thomas Wetmore, James Longley, Abraham T. Lowe, Simon Wilkinson, William Parker, Josiah Stedman, Richard Urann, Jonathan Preston.

COMMON COUNCIL. President of the Common Council. Appointed. Resigned. A pp. Res. 18i2. William Prescott, 1823. 1830. Benj. T. Pickman, 1832. 1823. John Welles, 1824. 1832. John P. Bigelow, 1834. 1824. Francis J. Oliver, 1826. 1S34. Ji)si;\h Ciuincy, jr. 1837. 1826. John R. Adan, 1829. 1837, Philip Marett, 1840. 1829. Elipha. Williams, 1830. 1840. Edward Blake. Ward Ward 1. Isaac Harris 4. T. B. Curtis Enoch H. Snelling Noah Sturtevant Joshua B. Fowle F. B. Crowninshield Jacob G. L. Libbey G. W. Crockett 2. J. Cullen Ayer 5. George Wheelwright Aaron Adams Henry Plvmpton AbnerW. Pollard Willard N. Fisher Henry Davis James Fowle 3. John Snelling 6. Joseph N. Howe, jr. James Whitinc^ John H. Wilkins Enoch H. Wakefield Kimball Gibson James H. Dudley Peleg W. Chandler City Officers. 231

Ward Ward 7. George T. Bio-elow 10. Luther Blodgett T. R. Marvin William Hayden Edward Blake Henry W. Dutton John Sladejr. Jonathan Ellis 8. Benj. P. Richardson 11. Robert Cowdin Josiah iM. Jones Isaac Carey William A. Weeks Edward S. Erving Benjamin Burchstead Greenleaf C. Sanborn 9. Charles E. Cook 12. Jeremy Drake John R. Bradlee John Tillson Andrew T. Hall Eben Jackson Clement Willis Romanus Emerson

Samuel F. M'Cleary, City Clerk. Richard G. Wait, Clerk of the Common Council. Richard D. Harris, City and County Trtas. ^ Collector. James H. Blake, City Marshal. Hezekiah Earl, Ira Gibbs, Deputy City Marshals. John Pickering, City Solicitor. E. Gerry Austin, City Attorney. Elisha Copeland, jr. Auditor of Accounts. Daniel Rhodes, Clerk of Faneuil Hall Market. Zephaniah Sampson, Superintendent of Streets. Charles B. Wells, Superintendent of Common Sewers. Freeman L.Cushman, Sup.ofPub. Lands ^ Pub. BuUd. James Barry, Capt.ofthe Watch,^ Superinten. ofLamps. Samuel Jenkins, Superintendent ofJ^orth Free Bridge. Royal Oliver, Superintendent of South Free Bridge. Calvin Bailey, Superintendent of Alien Passengers. Johnson Colby, Messenger to City Council. HEALTH OFFICERS. Samuel H. Hewes, Superintendent of Burial Grounds. Jerome V. C. Smith, m. d. Port Physician. Drs. John C. Warren, George Hay ward, John Randall, George C. Shattuck, Jacob Bigelow, Consulting Physicians. . ^ , r , . . George P. Tewksbury, Keeper of Ramsford Island, and Capt. of Quarantine Boat. "

232 City Officers.

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. Ward Ward 1. Thomas Hollis 7. Thomas Tarbell 2 Lphraim Milton 8. J. VV. Warren, jr. Moriarty 9. A i^'r^n?'^ Joseph Lewis 4. William l^reeman 10. Joseph Eustis 5. Daniel Henchman II. William WiUett 6. Bilhngs Bnggs 12. John Osborn James Phillips, Secretary. The Board meet on the afternoon of the first Wed- nesday of every month, at their office, City Hall. Ihe Overseers of the Poor are likewise incorporated ^u^?uf'^.°^T^"^^^^^°^JohnBoylston'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 neld in April and October. ASSESSORS. Thomas Jackson Samuel Norwood George Jackson SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Mayor, and . President of the Common CounciL Wardtxr Ward 1. Sebastian Streeter 7. Charles Gordon p"^yGf. Clark o William M. Rogers • ^^^"^s 8. T S" William Hague J. L. Rousmaniere S. F. Holbrook S. Andrew Geyer 9. E. Wiggles worth George W. Wilson D. M. Lord 4. A. D. Parker 10. John Odin, jr. David Morgan Ezra Weston

• Emerson fxTM.-^^'^^ 11. Otis A. Skinner William J. Dale John T. Sar^rent

• ^- Millard fer^f.^^ 12. Artemas Simonds William J. Hubbard Charles C. Shackford PRIMARY SCHOOL COMMITTEE. Richard W. Bayley, Chairman. Alvan Simonds, Secretary. Standing^ . Committee. Josiah F. Bumstead, Chairman, F. A. Sumner, Secre- tary, Richard W. Bayley, Samuel McBurney, Wil- City Officers. 233

Aurelius D. Parker, liam P. Jarvis, Alvan Simonds, Joseph W. Ingraham. JaSes B. Dow, George Bemis, DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. Joseph Lewis, Chairman. Thomas HoUis S.^^^^^^^i.^LV"" James Means Henchman P°"^^Tr p/ds Daniel ^'T Welhngtonw^fwtnn Artemas Simonds A. A. the The Board meet every Thursday alternately a^^ in City Hall. House of Industry, and at their office Daniel Chandler, Superintendent. Rev. William Crowell, Chaplain. REFORMATION FOR DIRECTORS OF THE HOUSE OF JUVENILE OFFENDERS. Dimmock John L. ?f ^"'^r^r^^Tbray Tnhn n Fisher Henry D. Parsons fames 6. Wild William OVERSEERS OF THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. Faulkner, Chairm. Uriel Crocker Luther Gordon George Darracott George Wm. Billings Briggs Master. Charles Robbins, ^ Charles Cleveland, Chaplain. E. P. Hartshorn, Clerk. BOSTON LUNATIC HOSPITAL. Parker, and Visiters The Mayor, Aldermen William A. Weeks, and IsaTc Harris, Jo^nTillson, Common Council. and J. CuUen Ayer, of the Crosby, Steward. Sumner . . o, Physician.phv^iidan Charles H. Stedman, m. d. Supermten. Sf

FIRE DEPARTMENT. William Barnicoat, Chief Engineer. Engineers. Henry Smith John Green, jr. James G. Sanderson Henry Fowle Charles S.Clark E,?^^'*^- {'' Williamswir.^« John Shelton Thomas A. Theodore Washburn 21* 234 City Officers.

WARD OFFICERS. Ward 1. Henry N. Hooper, Warden. | Elisha Fernald, Clerk. Inspectors, John D. Brown, William Stocker, Joseph F. White, Robert Ripley, Joel M. Holden. 2. Thomas Moulton, Warden. \ F. W. Dickinson, Clerk. Inspectors, George Carlisle, E. J. Nevvhall, Paul Higgins, James M. Drake, S. G. Thompson.

3. Oliver Dyer, Warden. | Joel H. Walker, Clerk. Inspectors, Samuel Jepson, William R. Stacy, Thom- as Sprague, Andrew Abbott, Simon Lamperell.

4. Reuben Reed, Warden. Nathan. \ W. Coffin, Clerk. Inspectors, D. A. Tainter, E. Johnson, Chas. R.Bond, C. C.Chadwick, Peter Butler, jr.

5. Michael Roulstone, Warden. C. \ Boardman, Clerk. Inspectors, Frederick Crosby, Loammi Crosby, Otis Vinal, C. C. Judson, H. A. Snow.

6. James C. Dunn, Warden. | William Minot, jr. Clerk. Inspectors, Otis Clapp, Charles H. Little, Charles Brown, John Reed, E. W. Pike.

7. S. Davis Leavens, Warden. Samuel E. ( Guild, Clerk. Inspectors, David B. Jewett, N. H. Henchman, John R. Brewer, John Hall, Alfred T. Turner.

8. Geo. G. Smith, Warden. | Francis W.Crane, Clerk. Inspectors, T. P. Kendall, D. B. Badger, Joseph Sar- gent, James Dillon, Anson Bruce.

9. Jedediah Tuttle, Warden. George A. \ Shaw, Clerk. Inspectors, James Bliss, Enoch Goodwin, William M. Simpson, Robert B.Lincoln, T. B. Frothingham. 10. Samuel Pettes, Warden. | John C. Pratt, Clerk. Inspectors, F. Bullard, E. J. Long, John D. Weld, Edward Willett,J. F. W.Lane.

IL Joel Wheeler, Warden. Daniel F. Child, Clerk. | Inspectors, J. S. Bosworth, Francis Richards, G. O. Frothingham, Lewis Wentworth, James D. Kent.

12. William Eaton, Warden. John F. Abbott, Clerk. \ Inspectors, Asa Brown, Benj. James, D. B. Haynes, G. B. Bradford, E. T. Matthews. City Officers. 235

INSTRDCTERS IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Adams, Mason-st. for boys and gfirls. —Samuel Barrett, Grammar Master, Josiah Fairbank, Writing Master^ Josiah A. Stearns, Usher. BowDOiN, Derne-street, for girls.—Abraham Andrews, Grammar Master, James Robinson, Writing Master. BoYLSTON, Fort Hill, for boys and girls.—Charles Fox, Grammar Master, Charles Kimball, Writing Master, Eliot, North Bennett-st. for boys.—Charles B. Sher- man, Grammar Master, LeviConant, Writing Master^ Jacob H. Kent, George Tower, Ushers. E.NDicoTT, Cooper-st. for boys and girls.—George Al- len, jr. Grammar Master, Loring Lothrop, Writing Master, Robert \V. Wright, Usher. English High, Pinckney-st. for boys.—Thomas Sher- win, Master, Luther Robinson, Sub Master, Francis S, Williams, Wm. A. Shephard, Samuel P. Greene, Ushers. Franklin, Washington-st. for boys and girls.—Bar- num Field, Grammar Master, Nathan Merrill, Writ- ing Master. 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, Charles A. Morrill, Usher. Johnson, Tremont-st. for girls.—Richard G. Parker, Grammar Master, SoseTph Hale, Writing Master. Latin, School-st. for boys.—Epes S. Dixwell, Master, Francis Gardner, Sub Master, George S. Parker, James C. Merrill, jr. Ushers, Jonathan Snelling, In- struder in Writing. Lyman, East Boston, for boys and girls.— Albert Bow- ker. Master, Aaron L. Ordway, .Assistant. Mayhew, Hawkins-st. for boys.—William D. Swan, Grammar Master, Aaron I). Capen, Writing Master^ B. Drew, jr. Winslow Battles, Ushers. Mather, South Boston, Jonathan Battles, jr. Master^ James F. Shepard, Usher. 236 City Officers.

Smith, Belknap-st. for boys and girls.—Abner Forbes, Master, Sarah Forbes, Joseph H. Putman, Assistants. Wells, McLean-st. for boys and girls.—Cornelius Walker, Grammar Master, Reuben Swan, jr. Writing Master, William H. Swan, Levi Dodge, Ushers. WiNTHROP, East-st. for boys and girls.—Henry Wil- liams, jr. Grammar Master, Samuel L. Gould, Writing Master, Daniel French, Usher.

SURVErORS OF LUMBER. George W. Otis, Surveyor General. Office, 112 Milk-st. Deputy -Surveyors. Pine Lumber, Seth Thaxter,Rolun Hartshorn, Sam- uel Waldron, Charles Hersey, Amasa G. Smith, Geo. W. Cram, Charles Bullard, William Willett, George Hall, Seth Dewing, George Page. Oak, Ship Timber, ^'c. V/arren Bowker, William Green, John Lefavour, Samuel Lamson, Gad Leavitt. Mahogany and Cedar, William Fisk, Nathl. Bryant.

Fence Viewers, Romanus Emerson, Rolun Hartshorn. Culler of Dry Fish, Benjamin Luckis. Culler ofHoops and Staves, James Brown. Inspector of Lime, Samuel Sprague. Assay Master, Isaac Babbitt. Field Drivers and Pound Keepers, Thos. Gerrish, John L. Cook, Josiah Johnson. Surveyor of Hemp, Benjamin Rich. Measurer of Upper Leather, William Bragden. Surveyors of ffork, Peres Loring, David Granger, Wil- liam Sparre]l,LottPool. Measurers of Wood brought by Land, William Shat- tuck, Moses Hadley, John R. Bradford, William Fisk, Amos Bates. Measurers of Wood brought by Water, Jon a. Thaxter, Warren Bowker, Daniel A. Rogers, John Paul. Hay Weighers, John R. Bradford, Ebenezer Clough. Weigher of Boats and Lighters, James Barry. Sealer of Weights and Measures, John M. Dearborn, Edward Loring, Amos Stevens. City Cri£r, Samuel T. Edwards. City Officers. 5!37

SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS. Elisha V. Glover George M.Dexter A. E. Towle Jacob Hook Samuel B. Fuller Dan.P.Vanvoorbis

cOxNSTABLES /or ouc year, to July 1843. Francis M.Adams Isaac A.Cooledge Jonathan Prescott Gustav. Andrews Josiah Haskell Lysander Ripley VV. G. Babbit John Henry- George Robinson William P. Baker Thomas Holden E. W. Sanborn Josiah Baldwin Richard Hosea Charles Smith S. F. Barrett James Hunkins Ebenezer Shute John Boardman Jos. W. J^eighton Jonas Stratton S. M. Burnham William Loring Jacob C. Tallaut Fred. 1). Byrnes Johnson Luiit Henry Taylor Moses Clark FrancisMerrifield Eben. Trescott Derastus Clapp Andrew Mclntire Samuel J. Vialle Willard Clough James Pierce Wm. Whitwell Nath'l Cooledge Jabez Pratt Jona. Whipple UNDERTAKERS. Thomas Andrews Richard Dillon Caleb I. Pratt Steph.S.Andrews Francis Dillaway Martin Smith Cyrus Babbet Oren Faxon Franklin Smith John B. Braid Rodney Gove Levi Whitcomb Wm. A. Brabiner Thomas Haskell Henry Davis Timothy Newnun Joseph Wilcutt John Deluce John Peak J. Wilcutt, jr.

AVCTioNEERs, licensed to July, 1843.

William Adams, jr. Humphrey, Webb & Co. William Andrews Howe, Leonard &. Co. James M. Allen Daniel Hersey Timothy M. Baker Lewis & Sampson Stephen Brown H. Meridith & Co. Samuel K. Bayley W. C. Murdoch & Co. Levi Bradshaw James H. Noble Burke & Child B. H. Norton Clark (fc Hatch Odiorne & Co. Coolidge & Haskell Charles H. Peirce & Co. P. P. F. Degrand Benjamin Perkins H. B. Evans Thomas P. Rich & Co. A.C. Gale Edward Riddle Edward F. Hall J. L. Riddle Houghton, Tucker & Co. Andrew W. Schaffer [over. 238 City Register.

Thomas W. Sears & Co. Ferdinand E. White Steele, Dexter & Bush Samuel A. Walker Stewart & Matheson White & Prince John Tyler Prentiss Whitney John Tyler, jr. Whitvvell, Seaver & Co. N. A. Thompson & Co. Otis H. Weed Martin W. Tewksbury Samuel G. Williams Elmer Townsend George Woodman

STATE INSPECTORS. Fish, E. H. Little, Insp. Gen. Benjamin Abrahams &. Co. James Browne, Jesse Bachelder, William S. Howard, Alexander Lovett, Moses Miller, Robert Rip-^ ley, J. P. Ober, Jesse Tuttle, Beef and Pork, John B. Wells, Insp. Gen. James Barry, John H. Pitman. Butter and Lard, Francis Brown. Marine, Francis Dewson, Henry Lunt, Saml. Pearce. Oil and Spirits, John W. Harris. Pot and Pearl Ashes, S. D. Townsend. Sole Leather, Samuel Howe, Jacob Howe. Tobacco, John Dodd.

Physicians Practising in Boston. See a List of otlier Boston Physicians, pages 115, 116. Aaron Andrews Daniel Gilbert S. O. Richardson L. A. Bianchini L. Girardin Stephen Salisbury E. W. Blake Ralph Glover Thos. F. Saxton A. S. Butler F. A. Gordon J. Small E. T. Carswell Reub. Harrington Azell Snow W. S. Clark Nath'l. Howard J. S. Spear F. Cogswell P. Kearney Samuel Thomson Moses Colby Henry S. Lee Gilbert Watson William Cooper R. W. Newell Thos. H. Webb William Dow James Osgood Wm. Wesselhoeft John Dwig-ht Alex. Parsons C. S. Whitman L. S. Eberle B. T. Prescott Ephraim Whitney Andrew Gerrish

Deaths in Boston in 1842, . . ii,446 " " « 1841, . . 1,919 City Register. 239

Boston in 1842. — The City Debt in 1840 was $1,663,800, of which $179,532, has been paid within the last 3 years, $76,000 of which was discharged dur- ing 1842, leaving the Debt now due of $1,484,267.

SCHOOLS IN BOSTON.

104 Primary, having . . 6541 pupils. 15 Grammar, .... 6608 " 1 English High School, 136 " 1 Latin, 120 "

Total, 13,405 pupils. 37 Males and 166 Female Teachers. The expense for support of the Schools amounts to $120,488, or $8,98 cts. a year for each pupil.

The Fire Department of Boston has been called out

: '30, for 13 years past as follows —In 1829, 144 times ;

; '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, 92 times 50 ; 136 ; 147 ; 106 ; 139 ; '40, '36, 201 ; '37, 191 ; '38, 105 ; '39, 1 13 ; 119 ; '41, 136. In 1842, there were 122 Alarms, 36 False Alarms, 86 Fires, and property destroyed to the amount of $107,694.

ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY. Incorporated 1638. Captain, Maj. Abraham Edwards, of Cambridge. 1st Lieutenant, Capt. Andrew Chase, jr. of Roxbury. 2d do. Capt. Royal Douglass, ofCambridge. Adjutant, Capt. Charles S. Lambert. \st Sergeant, Willard W. Codman. 2rf do. Capt. George W. Cram. 3f/ do. Capt. William G. Fullick. Ath do. Lieut. Col. Edward Cazneau. 5/^ do. Lieut. Asa Law. Qth do. Capt. Stephen Stimpson. Treasurer, Col. Thomas Hunting. Clerk, Maj. George M. Thacher. Armorer, Jarvis Braman. 240

Coastwise, Foreign, Boston Importations. 241

Importations in Boston in 1841 and 1842.

Coffte, Imported in 1841, 12,245,390 lbs.; in 1842, 18,608,640 lbs. Coal^^ in 1841, Foreitrn, 12,754 tons, and 27,187 ehald. in 1842, « 11,014 " " 18,460 " in 1841, Domes. 110,932 " "124,041 " in 1842, " 90,276 " " 121,800 «

Flour, in 1841, 574,233 barrels ; in '42, 609,460 barrels. Corn. Oats. Rve. Shorts. Grain, in 1841, 2,044,129 bush. 356,502, 34,128, 43,047 " in 1842, 1,833,163 " 393,474, 39,122, 91,723 Cotton, in 1841, 13L860 bales; in 1842, 119,670 bales. Hides, in 1841, 432,481 hides; in 1842, 340,234 hides.

Spirits, in 1841, 323,019 ffalls. ; in 1842, 205,641 galls.

Exported in 1841, 949,517 grallons ; in 1842, 455,089 gallons— a falling off in the trade of more than 400,000 gallons. Molasses, in 1841, 73,991 hhds. and tierces; in 1842, 63,313 hhds., 2785 tierces, 3880 barrels.

Oil, in 1841, 154,109 bbls., sperm ; 203,914 bbls. whale, in 1842, 162,995 " " 162,310 "

Sugars, in 1841, 31,990,342 lbs. Brown ; 11,252,061 lbs.

White; in 1842, 29,541,675 lbs. Brown ; 8,095,237 lbs. White.

JVaval Stores, in 1841, 17,809 barrels Tar ; 28,078 bar- rels Turpentine; in 1842, 10,911 barrels Tar; 19,610

Wines, in 1841, 553,724 gallons ; in 1842, 187,614 gal- lons—less than last year, 366,1 10 gallons.

RAIL ROAD CORPORATIOx^S. Western Rail Road.

Cost, $7,500,000. Office, 27 Slate-st. Directors, George Bliss, Pres. P. P. F. Degrand, Edmund Dwight, Thomas F. Plunkett, Abraham T. Lowe, Nathan Carruth, William Jackson, John W. Lincoln, Elias H. Derby. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Clerk and Solicitor, Ellis Gray Loring. 22 242 Rail Road Companies.

Boston and Worcester Rail Road. Cost, $2,374,547. Office, corner Lincoln and Beach sts. Directors, Nathan Hale, Pres. David Henshaw, Dan- iel Denny, Eliphalet Williams, George Morey, Na- thaniel Hammond, Moses Williams, Addison Gilmore, N. H. Emmons. Superintendent, William Parker. Treasurer, Horace Williams. Solicitor, George Morey.

Boston and Providence Rail Road.

Cost, $1,782,000. Office, Pleasant-st Directors, Joseph Grinnell, Pres. Henry Cabot, Igna- tius Sargent, J. K. Mills, William Sturgis, William Appleton, John Barstow. Treasurer, Henry Dalton. General Superintendent, W. Raymond Lee. Clerk, Edward Pickering. Boston and Lowell Rail Road.

Cost, $1,834,893. Office, Brighton-st. Directors, George W. Lyman, Pres. John A. Low- ell, Joseph Tilden, William Appleton, John Bryant. Clerk, B. R. Nichols. Treasurer, Ozias Goodwin. Agent and Engineer, Charles S. Storrow.

Eastern Rail Road.

Cost, $2,289,286. Office, 17 State-st. Directors, D. A. Neal, Pres. John Hooper, Isaiah Breed, Amos Binney, Daniel Adams, 3d. J. E.Thayer, John Bryant, jr. Treasurer, Benjamin T. Reed. Clerk, William H. Foster.

Boston and Maine Rail Road.

Cost, $1,260,285. Office, Lowell Rail Road.

Directors, Thomas West, Pres. John Howe, Boston ;

R. W. Bayley, of Boston ; W. b\ Weld, of Boston ; T. Nichols, of Boston; Timothy Farrar, of Exeter; A. H. Pierce, of Dover. Insurance Companies. 243

IJVSURAJ^'CE COMPANIES LY BOSTON. American Insurance Company. No. 54 State st. Cap. $300,000. Dividend, Jan. & July. Directors, J. 1. Bowditch, (President,) Samuel Ap- pleton, Francis Bacon, R. B. Forbes, Horace Gray, Benj. A. Gould, Samuel May, Charles H. Mills, Henry Oxnard, Francis J. Oliver, Paschal P.Pope, Benjamin Rich, Robert G.Shaw. Secretary, Andrew C. Dorr.

Atlantic Insurance Company. No. 24 State st. Cap. $250,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Thaddeus Nichols, (President,) Joseph V. Bacon, Charles Brown, Josiah Bradlee, George Callen- der, Jabez C. Howe, Deming Jarvis, Henry Oxnard. Secretary, Robert Farley.

Atlas Insurance Company. No. 5 Congress Square. Directors, Richard Devens, (President,) John Bor- land, Edward Cruft, Thomas Dennie, Samuel Froth- ingham, John Harris, John Hooper, jr. Jeremiah Kah- ler, Phineas Sprague.

Boston Insurance Company. No. fr2 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March &, Sept. Directors, Lemuel Pope, (President,) Samuel A. Ap- pleton, N. H. Emmons, Giles Lodge, John F. Loring, William Lawrence, George Pratt, Daniel P. Parker, J. H. Wolcott. Secretary, P. W. Freeman.

Boston Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 19 State Street. Directors, Lemuel Blake, (President,) Theodore Ba- ker, John G. Davis, Charles Ewer, David Francis, Pearson H. Field, David S. Greenough, Nathaniel Hammond, Jonathan Preston, John Shelton, Daniel Shillaber, Theodore Washburn, Charles A. Weils. Secretary, Charles H. Little. 244 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Boyhton Fire and Marine liisurance Company. No. 412 Wash. st. Cap. $300,000. Div. Apr. &, Oct. Directors, Aaron Baldwin, (President,) J. P. Cooke, Windsor Fay, Philip Marett, Payson Perrin, Isaac Parker, Josiah Stedman, George Sears, Josiah Vose, Daniel Weld, Arnold F. Welles, Moses Williams. Secretary, Joseph W. Balch.

City Marine Insurance Company. Shares, par, $50. No. 63 State st. Cap. $100,000. Div. Jan. & July. Directors, Benjamin Sewall, (President,) Benjamin Abrahams, C. Cole, Benjamin Dodd, William V. Kent, Israel Lombard, John Snelling, William Thomas. Secretary, Moses Sewall.

Columbian Insurance Company. No. 3 Thorndike's Building. Cap. $300,000. Dividends, June & Dec. Directors, Charles Bradbury, (President,) Wm. H. Boardman, Theodore Chase, , Robert Hooper, jr. Henry Sigourney, William Savage, Wm, Sawyer, Thos. B. Wales. Sec'ry, Edward P. Meriam.

EquUable Safety Marine and Fire Insurance Company. Merchants Exchange. Directors, John Clark, (President,) Robert G. Shaw, Benjamin Burgess, Windsor Fay, Thomas Dixon, Mark Healey, Benjamin C. Clark, A. W. Thaxter, jr. Enoch Train, James Ingersoll, Charles Scudder, David A. Neal, John H. Pearson, Stephen Fairbanks, Isaac Livermore, A. H.Fiske, William W. Goddard, George Callender, Samuel H. Rich, Wm. B. Reynolds, Joseph lasigi, James H. Hicks, G. B. Weston. Secretary, Samuel Wheeler.

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 Larnson, James Reed, P. S. Shelton, Enoch Train, Eliphalet Williams. Sec'ry, William M. Byrnes. Clerk, A. Stanley. Insurance Companies in Boston. 245

Firemen's Insurance Company. No. 75 State St. Cap. $300,000. Div. Jan. & July. Shares, par, $25. Directors, Thomas C. Amory, (President,) Amos Getting, 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.

Hope Insurance Company. No. 31 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. April & Oct. Directors, Nehemiah Parsons, (President,) William Davis, jr. JohnH. Foster, B. A. Gould, Samuel C.Gray, James Harris, Isaac Means, Harvey C. Mackay, Wil- liam A. Rea, John W. Trull, William Worthington. Secretary, Augustus Lovett.

Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company. No. 45 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. March & Sept. Directors, Nathaniel G. Snelling, (President,) John C. Gray, N. F. Cunningham, David Ellis, Henry Hatch, James Savage, Enoch Silsby, Benjamin M. Watson. Secretary, John Center.

Massachusetts Mutual Fire Insurance Company. No. 31 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 Lovering, John A. Lowell, Samuel May, John D. Williams. Secretary, William Tufts.

Massachusetts Hospital 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, John R. Adan, Samuel Appleton, Peter C. Brooks, John Hooper, Samuel Hubbard, Chas. Jackson, William Minot, Joseph Peabody, Thomas H. Perkins, Josiah Quincy, David Sears, Nathaniel Silsbee, John Tappan, George Ticknor, Titus Welles. 22* 246 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Directors, Nathan Appleton, John Belknap, J. Inger- soll Bowditch, Ebenezer Chadwick, Henry Codman, Patrick T.Jackson, Abbott Lawrence, John A. Lowell, Thomas iMotley, Benjamin R. Nichols, Daniel P. Par- ker, William Sturgis, Joseph Tilden. Receiver, Edward L. Perkins. Clerk, Saml. White. Messenger, Albert Smith.

Merchants Insurance Company. No. 38 State st. Cap. $500,000. Div. A*pril & Oct. Directors, Joseph Balch, (President,) Daniel C. Ba- con, Ebenezer Chadwick, T. B. Curtis, John M. Forbes, Henry Hall, Robert Hooper, jr. Elijah Loring, William Rollins, B. L. Thompson, John Williams, Israel Whit- ney, William P. Winchester. Assistant President, Samuel Tenney. Secretary, George Homer. Clerk, Orlando Pitts. Messenger, Charles French.

Manufacturers Insurance Company. No. 59 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. April «fe Oct. Directors, Charles W.Cartwright, (President,) Eben- ezer T. Andrews, W. T. Andrews, John Bumstead, Amos Binney, Thomas P. Cushing, George Morey, James Read, Jeffrey Richardson, William Shimmin, John Williams, B. F. White. Secretary, Samuel Hunt.

Mechanics Mutual Insurance Company. Brazer's Building, State street. Directors, Adam W.Thaxter, (President,) William Adams, Ezekiel Bates, John Boles, John Bacon, Ruel Baker, Jacob Hall, Enoch Hobart, Thomas Moulton, George Wm. Phillips, David Tilson, John B. Wells, James Weld. Secretary, Solomon Hovey.

Mercantile Marine Insurance Company. No. 58 State st. Cap. $300,000. Div. May & Nov.^ Directors, Nathaniel Meriarn, (President,) Benjamin Bangs, J. B. Bradlee, P. R. Dalton, Samuel Fales, Benjamin Howard, James Johnson, Elijah Loring, Geo. R. Minot, Edward Wigglesworth, Elijah Williams, jr. Secretary, William B. CofRn. Insurance Companies in Boston. 247

JVational Insurance Company. Oct. No. 66 State St. Cap. $500,000. Div. April & Shares, par, $50. Directors, Samuel VV. Swett, (President,) James A. Appleton, Wm. Amory, Isaac Bangs, Daniel Denny, Gardner, J VV. Edmands, Thomas Gray, John L. Wm. H. Gardiner, George Howe, Robert Hooper, jr. Darnel Kimball, George H. Kuhn, John A. Lowell, Isaac Liv- Pickman, ermore, James Means, B.R.Nichols, D. L. Francis Skinner, Willard Sayles, Marshall P. Wilder, Benjamin F. White, Israel Whitney, Ozias Goodwin, Samuel Frothingham. Secretary, A. H, Bean.

JVew- England Marine Insurance Company. Dec. No. 36 State St. Cap. $300,000. Div. June & Directors, James Hall, (President,) William Apple- Cun- ton, Peter C. Brooks, Josiah Bradlee, Andrew ningham, Ozias Goodwin, Philip Greely,jr. John Pick- Wins- ering, Robert B. Storer, J. T. Stevenson, Isaac Golding. s'ecretary, John Waters. Messenger, Geo.

JVew-England Mutual Marine Insurance Company. Merchants Exchanore. Safety fund exceeds $100,000. G. Directors, Joseph H. Adams, (President,) Robert Shaw, Enoch Train, Mark Healey, Edward C.Bates, V.Baeon, Nathan B. Gibbs, jr. Charles Wilkins, Joseph Ward, Charles Cunningham, Benjamin Howard, Wm. H M. Holbrook, Henry Lincoln, George R.Sampson, N.F.Cunningham, John A. McGaw, A. A. Frazar, Al- Alpheus Hardy, Thomas Howe, Jabez Fisher, ^d. JotinH. denGifford, J. S.Jenness, William Thwing, Welch, J. B. Kimball. ^, , r> Lyon.r Sec'ry> Edward P. Meriam. Clerk, Benj.

Neptune Insurance Company. Div. April Oct. No. 64 State st. Cap. $200,000. & Devens, Directors, Caleb Curtis, (President,) David Henry Edwards, Andrew T. Hall, Samuel Hooper, Samuel Quincv, Thomas C Smith, Horace Scudder, John P. Thorndike. Secretary, Joseph H. Gardner. Clerk, W. H. Cutting, 248 Insurance Companies in Boston.

Svffolk Insurance Company, State, corner of Congress street. Cap. $2'^5,000. Dividend April and October. Directors, P. W. Hay ward, (President,) Samuel Aus- tin, jr. Benjamin C. Clark, Thomas Davis, John J. Dix- well, Thomas Dixon, John L. Gardner, George W. Lyman, William Parsons, Stephen H. Perkins, Henry Wainwright, Benj. C. White. Sec'ry, James H. Lunt.

Tremont Insurance Company. No. 43 State st. Cap. $'^00,000. Div. May & Nov. Directors, John G. Nazro, (President,) C.J. F. Bin- ney, Nathaniel Hooper, VVilliam Lincoln, John E. Lodge, Charles Larkin, C. G. Nazro, Richard Soule, P. S. Shelton, Robert G. Shaw, jr. Robert B. Storer, Enoch Train, Isaac Thacher, A. B. Weston, Simon Wilkinson, Charles Wilkins, Lewis W. Tappan. Secretary, George Hale.

United States Insurance Company. No. 52 State st. Cap. $200,000. Div. June & Dec. Shares, par, $50. Directors, Robert B. Williams, (President,) Charles Brown, Alfred C. Hersey, Charles Hill, A.C.Lom- bard, Israel Lombard, William Perkins, George R. Sampson, Josiah Stickney, Edward S. Tobey, John S. Wright, Ezra Weston. Secretary, Levi Ingols.

Warren Insurance Company. No. 90 State St. Cap. $100,000. Div. April. Directors, John L. Dimmock, (President,) J. B. Lin- coln, Isaiah Bangs, Matthew Cobb, F. B. Fay, Henry Lincoln, Albert Fearing, Elisha Atkins, Adolphus Davis, Aaron Rice, W.^H. Richardson, J. S. Wiggin. Secretary, A. 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, Michael H. Simpson, Sewell Tappan. Secretary, Isaac Sweetser. Abstract of Insurance Go's, in Mass. 249

Condition of the Insurance Camp, in Mass. Dec. 1, 1842.

Capital, §7,170,000 ; United States Stocks & Treas- ury Notes, 987,2-25; Mass. Bank Stocks, 4,708,418;

State Stock, 93,"260 ; Loans on Bottomry and Re- spondentia, 238,163 ; invested in Real Estate, 541,737;

secured by mortgage on the same, 986,738 ; loans on

collateral *and personal security, 946,545 ; Cash on

hnnd, 273,168 ; reserved or Contingent funds, 787,456;

invested in Rail Road Stock, 238,817 ; losses ascer- tained and unpaid, 124,996; estimated losses, 250,479; total amount of premium Notes, 2,024,124; at risk,

(marine,) 43,237,769 ; at risk, (fire,) 46,923,599 ; amount of Fire Losses paid the last year, 117,140; amount of Marine Losses paid the last year, 1,066,303.

Manufactories incorporated in 1842. Capital not Name. Location. to exceed James' Steam Cotton, Newburyport, $250,000 Haverhill Steam Cot.&Wool.,Haverhill, 300,000 Union Paper, S. Hadley, 40,000 Richmond Iron, Richmond, 150,000

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association. President, James Clark. Vice-President, Jonas Chickering. Secretary, Henry W. Button. Treasurer, Osmyn Brewster. Trustees, John G. Roberts, Henry N. Hooper, Kim- ball Gibson, Henry K. Hancock, Roland Gushing, Ruel Baker, Billings Briggs, Job Turner, Asa Swal- low. Boston AtherKBum. President, George Hayward, m. d. Vice-President, Thomas G. Gary. Treasurer, Josiah Quincy, jr. Secretary, William T. Andrews. Librarian, Seth Bass. Assistant Librarian, Stephen Abrams. Trustees, I. P. Davis, Samuel May, Edward Wig- lesworth, Wm. H. Prescott, Nathaniel 1. Bowditch, William T. Andrews, Thomas B. Curtis, John A. Low- ell, Enoch Hale. 250 Additions and Corrections. ERRATA. Page 22. Insert Ephraim Moor, of Sudbury, as Special Commissioner, in place of T. Prescott. 81. Insert Fisher A. Kingsbury, of Weymouth, as Justice of Peace and Quorum, and Quincy Bicknell, jr. of Weymoutii, and John Adams Green, of Quincy, as Justices of the Peace. 83. John Baker, 2d. Sheriff, Norfolk County, de- ceased. 92. Insert Charles W. Hartshorn, Attorney at Wor- cester.

93. Insert Claudius B. Long, as a Deputy Sheriff, in Worcester. Whiting Gates, Deputy Sheriff, removed from Worcester to Leominster. Dele Seth W. Field, Deputy-Sheriff, Brookfield.

Liabilities of the Commonwealth on account of Scrip issued under the several Acts of the Legislature. Loaned to the Western Rail Road, - $3,700,000 Eastern Rail Road, - - . . 500,000 Norwich and Worcester Rail Road, - 400,000 Andover and Haverhill, - - - 100,000 Boston and Portland Rail Road, - - 50,000 New Bedford. and Taunton Rail Road, 100,000 To pay the Commonwealth's subscription to the Western Rail Road, 510,000 To purchase Bridge, 25,000 To pay the unfunded debt of the Com- monwealth, existing Jan. 1, 1839, 294,137 $5,679,137

Votes for Governor, Mass. Whole number of votes, 117,992

Marcus Morton has ... . 56,491 John Davis, 54,939 Samuel E. Sewall, .... 6,382 Francis Jackson, 37

Whole number of Votes for Lieut. Gov. . . 117,724 Henry H. Childs has .... 56,228 George Hull, 54,992 William Jackson, 6,391 John Pierpont, 39 .

Dr. HERSCHEL'S TABLE For Foretelling the Weather^ through all the Lunations of each Year, forever,—amended by Dr. Adam Clarke.

This table and the accompanj ins remarks are the result of many constructed on a due con- years' actual observation ; the whole being 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 quaiters, and that so near the truth as to be seldom or never found to fail.

If the new moon, the Islqr., the full moon, IN SUMMER. IN WINTER. or the last qr.hapi>en>i unless Between midnight it Hard frost, the ( Fair. wind be S. or W. 2 in the morning, \ Cold, with frequent Snow and Stormy. 2 and 4 morn. \ showers 4 and 6 " Rain. Rain. 6 and 8 '* Wind and rain. Stormy. Cold rain, if wind W. Sand 10 ^' Changeable Snow, if east. 10andl2 " Frequent Showers. Cold and high wind. 12 o'cl'k. at noon At J Very rainy Snow or rain. and 2 P. M. \ Between 2 and 4 P. M Changeable. Fair and mild. 4 and 6 " Fair. Fair. Fair, if wind N. VV. Fair and frosty, if wind 6 and 8 " north or north-east. Rainv,ifS.orS.VV. Rainorsn.ifS.orS.W. 8 and 10 " Ditto. Ditto. 10 and midnight Fair. Fair and frosty.

first Observations.— \. Tlie nearer the time of the moon's change, fairer will the quarter, full and last quarter, are to midnight, the wea- ther be during the seven days following. at night till two 2. The space for this calculation occupies from ten next morning. phases of the moon happen, 3. The nearer to mid-day or noon, the seven the more foul or wet weather may be expected during the next

ten in the 4 The space for this calculation occupies from forenoon refer principally to the to two in the afternoon. These observations summer,though they affect spring and autumn nearly in the same ratio. 5 The moon's change, first quarter, full, and last quarter, happen- from four to ten, may be ing during six of the afternoon hours, i. e. is mostly dependent on the wind, followed by fair weather ; but this in the table. as is noted , , causes, is 8 Though the weather, from a variety of irregular more winter, and the uncertain in the latter part of autumn, the whole of beginning of spring, yet, in the main, the above observations will ap- ply to those periods also. " An evening red and morning gray, Will set the traveller on his way ; But an evening gray and a morning red. Will pour down rain on a traveller's head." COUNTING-ROOM ALMANAC, 1843,

JANUARY. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 FEBRUARY. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28

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