REGISTER,S* ft 1 s FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD S SJe- rs SSt S f^ 1810: ?l BEING 'THE rHIRfT-FOURTH OF 7'HE INDEPENDENCE OF THE UNITED OBSERVATION. rFHE hour of night is, many times, more conven- JL iently estimated by the moon's southing, than by Her rising and sitting. To find the moon's southing : It U L M. Add three hours to the time of high water on any given day, as it is inserted in this almanack, and you have the true time of the moon's southing for that day. N. If you double the time of the sun's setting, you will have the length of the day ; and double the time of the sun's rising will be the length of the fright. Chronological Cycles for the year 1810. Dominical Letter, G 1 Solar Cycle, l27 Lunar Cycle or Gold- | Roman lndiction, 13 en Number, 6 Julian Period, 6521 Epact, 25 J
Names and Characters of thq Plantts. O or © Sol or Sun, 0 or ]) Luna or Moon, $ Herschell. Saturn. % Jupiter. % Pilars. © Tellas, or Earth. 9 Venus, $ Mercury. Names and Chara&ers of the Afpe6ta. 6 Conjunction, or planets bituated in the same longitude* • Quartile, whew they are 90 degrees distant from each other. •§ Opposition, when they are 180 degrees dis- tant. A Trine, when they are 120 degrees distant. # Sextile, is when two planets sr uars are degrees distant. ECLIPSES IN THE YEAR 1810.
^j^HERIERE will be bubutt two Eclipses this year, and both of the Sun. I. The first will be April 3d, at 8 o'clock and 49 minutes, in the evening, invisible.
II. The second will be September 28, at noon * but by reason of the moon's south latitude, the penumbra will not quite reach our vertex, conse- quently it will be invisible to us : butinlat. 6° S. and lorig. 72{* W. on the main continent in South- America, there will be a central annular Eclipse on their meridian ; exhibiting a bright ring of light round the Moon's body, appearing like a splendid g©]d ring.
FREEMEN'S MEETINGS. "fTi REEMEN'S-MEETINGS; throughout the JL State of Connecticut, are held annually on the third Monday in September, and on the Mon- day following the first Tuesday in April. A umber of Inhabitants in the several States in 18GQ- Blacks, Vc. Total Blacks, &c. Total. Vermont 557 154,465 Delaware 14,421 64,27S N.Hampshire 860 183,858 Maryland 127,694 149,692 Maine 818 151,719 Virginia 367,475 886,149 Massachu. 64521 422,845 N.Carol. 140,329 478,103 R. Island 3684 69,122 S.Carolinal49,336 345,591 Connecticut 6281 251,002 Georga 61,618 162,686 >Jew-Yor£ 30,987r 586,050 Kentucky 40,184 220,959 N.Jersey 16,824 211,140 Tennessee 13,893^ 105,602 I ennsylva. 16,270 602,545 Territory N.W. of Ohio, total 45,365.—Indiana, to- tal 6,407—Missisippi Territory,total 8,850—Total ia 1790-3,929,326— la 180Q-5,3Q5i482. AT ABLE Jheivlng the difference of High-Water at Jever«i places from New-London HE fixth column of each monthly page fliews the T time of High-water at New-London, New-York. Elizabethtown-Point, Tarpaulin-Cove, Cape-Henlopen, Cock-Spur, in Georgia, and Brunfwick, in North-Caro- lina—to which if you add and fubtraft as in the annexed table, you will have the time of high-water at the fol lowing places.—(A) {hews that the annexed quantities of time mult be added ; (S) fubtrafted—(H) ftands foi hours, (M) for minutes. Names of Places, H.M. | Names of Places H • M Albany A 6 30 ! New bury port A 2 45 Am boy S 0 45 New-Haven A I 50 Annapolis, S 2 c New Providence'Mar. S I 25 Annapolis, Noif, A 3 o Newtown Landing A 1 O New-Bedford S i 12 Norwich Landing A O 4i Bofton A 2 ! 5 Penobfcot A 3 0 Burlington A 0 20 jPenfacola S 1 9 Canfo A 2 50 Philadelphia A 4 20 Cape-Ann A 2 451 Pifcataway A 2 46 Cape Fear S i o| Plymouth A 1 35 Cafco Bay A 2 J5j Polepels Ifland A 3 0 Charlefton Bar & 2 2; Port lloyal, S. C. S 0 30 Fairfield A 2 0 l^ortfmouth A 2 45 F re d e r i ca, Gforgia} S I o Providence S 1 0 Georgetown Bar s 2 20 Purifburgh, S. C. S 2 0 Guilford A I 30 Quebec A 3 0 Hackenfack A 3 0 Ree-dy-Ifland A 2 15 Halifax A 3 0 Rhode-Ifland S 0 45 Hell Gate A 0 30 Salem A 2 45 Hartford A '2 20 Sandy-Hook S 0 45 Hingham S I 32 Savannah S 1 12 Huntington A 2 O Saybrook A 2 15 Ipfwich A 2 45 St- Auguftine, B. S 1 25 Jamestown A O 50 St. John's, Newf. A 3 0 K i n gft o w n, £!fopusA, 6 0 Sunbury, Georgia^ A 0 30 Louifbourgh A 3 0 Tybee Bar A 0 15 Main Ocean S o 45 White Stone A 2 4i Mobilie-Point A 5 0 Williamfbuig, Va. A 2 "Nantucket S i 3o Wilmington, V. C. A 2 IS1 JANUARY, balk 3 i days. Newmo.5d. 10h.50m.m. Full m.20day,0h. 19m.aft-. First qr;12d.7h.45m.mo. Last qr. 28d.6h. 27m. mo- M| W| Calendar,J©ruj@s.|F.sea.|TT2 s 12 Circum. A coldt 28[4 32 4 58 2 37i 213 storm of snow 7 28 4 32 5 56 3 16 34 D Per. 3 low, or 7 27 4 o5 6 56 4 5! 4 5 Full tides. vain^ 27 4 33 7 58 5 57 5:6 New moon. H©2/ [7 26 4 34 9 00 j) set < 6 7 (Epiphany. ' 7 2614 34 10 00 6 19 7jG 1st. sund. after Ep. 7 25;4 35 10 58 7 3Q; 8:2 © slow of clock 7m. 7 24:4 36 11 54 8 42; 9 3 | Cold weather about 7 2414 36 aft. 43 9 47i 10 4 Days increase 14 m. 7 23.4 37 2 10 52j these days. 7 22|4 38 19.|11 5£: • © D More 7 22,4 38 3? morn. 11 sets 1 lh. 43m. even f 21(4 39 52 0 52 2d after Epiph. 7 20U 40 38 1 50 moderate, 7 20*4 40 5 24 2. 48 3) high. comes 7 19 4 41 6 11 3 39 D Apogee. rain 7 18 4 42 6 58 4 30 Fogy va/ioi\ 7 17 4 4 7 45 5 15 More' moderate. 7 16 4 44 8 32 6 0 © in 11 h. m. F.C 7 15 4 45 9 18 D risf d. aft. Epiph. 7 14 4.46 10 6 9 Some firetti/,7 13 4 47 10 48 7 7 © slow of clock 12 m. j7 12 k 48 11 33 8 244 good weather 7 11 4 49 morn 9 25 Conversion St. Paul. 7 10 4 50 0 58 10 26 for winter? then 7 9 4 51 1 11 10 27 Day's increase 44 m. 7 8 14 52 1 52 morn 28; 4th aft. Epiph. UQD 7 7 4 53 2 42 0 H 29|2 snow, rain, 7 6 4 54 3 35 1 If 30;3 J) Perigee. 5 4 55 4 31 2 2< 31 '4 $ Gr. elon. vafiour}? 4 4 56j 5 29 3 27 '^ew m. 3d. 9ft. ^itn.after. Fullm.l9d.6h.llm.morn, "irstqr. 1 Id.2h.6m.morn. Last qr. 26d. 3h.50m.aft >l| W | Calendar, See. |©ri.|
M|W| Calendar, |©ri.|©s.|F.sea.|r. J a f 1 New moon. 4 36 724 38 D seu 2, ]> high. Pheasant 4 36 7 24 9 28 7 46 3 Sun.aft.Ascem § Q fy 4 35 7 25 10 17 8 36 4 D Apogee. 4 35 725 11 2 16 5 weather. 4 34 7 26 11 59 54 6 ©fast of clock 2 m. 4 34 7 26 aft. 35 35 7 Hazy. lo. "oo o 7 27 19 3 8 Pleasant. 4 33 7 27 37 9 % rise 2h. 55 m. mor. 4 32 7 28 47 morn 161 Whit. Sun. DO) 4 32 7 28 32 0 7 11 Now expect 4 3 L7 29 17 38 12 rain and 4 317.29 5 10 13 thunder. 431 7 29 56 42 14 O and clock even. 4 3117 29 52 2 15 6 Q ? Fair. 4 31/29 50 4 167 Hot weather. 4 30,7 30 8 51 3 45 I7jG Trinity Sun. 3 per. 4 30,7 30 9 53 D rise 18:2 ]) low. Warm. 4 30,7 30 10 55 8 47 19(3 iligh tides. Hazy 4 30 30 11 54 9 20] 4 Longest days 15 hours. 4 30 7 30 morn. 10 ills 0in235aft. Inf. 6 0 $ 4 30 7 30 0 50 10 22!r, Flying clvuds. 4 30 7 30 1 42 11 23 7 O0) Dry 4 30 7 30 2 morn 1st af. Trin. St. John B, 4 30 7 30 0 ] Now cornea 4 30|7 30 0 3: rain I believe. 4 30 7 30 1 < 4 0 slow of clock 2 m. 4 30 7 30 1 4^ 2.8 5 Simerain 4 29 7 31 2 2; St. Peter. and 4 29 7 31 3 ' >\7 D high. thunder. 4 297 31 6 JULY hath 31 ciavs. New mo.lti.2h. l(Jm. ait. 1. Full m. 16 d. I0h.3nl.mo. First qr. 9d.,4h. 22m. aft. || Last qr.23d.3 h.53 m.mo. New moon 31 day,, 5 h. 23 m. morn. M|VV| Calendar. &c. | ©ri.|©s.|F..sea|r.}s. 1 G 2d aft. Trin. J) apo. 431 7 29 8 54 D sets 2 2 Visita. V. M. 4 32 728 9 40 7 51 3 o Poland vafwr. 4 32 7 28 '10 27 8 27 4 "i INDEPENDENCE. 4 32 7 28 11 12 9 4 5 5 O slow of clock 4m. 4 33 7 27,1 1 i* 9 34 6 6 Dull end 4 33 7 27 aft..3 9 10 7 7 lowry iv tat her. 4 34 726 1 23 10 35 8 o 3d after Trin. 4 34 726 2 7 11 5 c 2 • OD 4 35 7 25 2 53 11 38 10 3 Day's shortened 10m. 4 35 725 Oo 42 morn. 11 4 Very hot. 4 36 7 24 4 33 0 12 12 5 ©slow of clock 5m. 4 37 7 23 5 27 0 53 13 6 Fain is 4 37 7 23 6 27 1 35 14 7 low. var.ted 4 38 7 22 7 28 2 32 15 G 4>th aft. Trin. j) per. 4 39 7 21 8 30 o 30 16 Full mooil. 439 721 9 32 3 rise 17 3; High tides. 4 40 7 20 10 30 8 5 18 4 Th e scudding 441 7 19 11 26 8 44 19 6 chads give 441 7 19 morn. 9 24 20 6 % rises Oh. 29m.morn. 4 42 7 18 0 20 9 58 21 7 seme encouragement 4 43 7 17 1 11 10 $2 n G 5th af. Trin. 4 44 7 16 2 0 .11 16 23 2 ©in SI lOmo. • © 3 i 45 7 15 2 49 11 40 24 3 for rain 4 46 7 14 3 O i morn. 2 5 4 Dog days. St. James. I 46 7 14 4 25 0 17
5 s 26 t. Anne. 1 47 7 13 5 12 0 55 27\e Day%> shortened 36m. 4 48 7 12 6 t> 1 42 m 3 Apogee. J high. 4 49 7 11 6 48 2 30 w 6th after Trinity. I 50 7 10 7 35 3 18 Pleasant^ drt 1 51 7 9 8 22 4 6 lib New moon. weather) 4 52 7 8 9 8 3 sets AUGUST hath 31 days. First qr. 8 d. 2h.33m.mo. Last qr. 2ld.4h. 56m.aft Fdll mo. 14d.4h.59m.aft. New mo.29d.8h.48m.aff
M|vV| Calendar, Sec. |@n.| ©s.|F.sea.|r.^s; 1 4 Lammas. 14 53 7 7 9 53 7 37 5 ©slow of cl. 6m. 4 54 7 6 10 37 8 7 3 6 • O ¥ 455 7 5 11 2C 8 38 4 7 Pleasant, 456 7 4 aft. 4. 9 8 5 G 7th aft. Trim 4 57 7 3 0 41 9 39 6 2 Transfig. of our Lord 4 59 7 1 1 3c 10 13 7 3 Name of Jesus, raim 5 0 7 0 2 24 10 47 8 4 n© > iveathei 5 1 6 59 3 17 11 32 9 5 Sun. "6*0 $> neai 5 2 6 58 4 K morn. 10 6 D perigee. f/^-sf 5 3 6 57 5 r. 0 18 11 7 3) low. days-. 5 4 6 56 6 12 1 17 12 G 8th after Trinity. 5 5 5 55 7 IS 2 11 13 2 k stationary. 5 7 6 53 8 13 o 14 14 3 Full moon. 5 8 6 52 9 12 D rise 15 4 Assumption. 5 9 6 51 10 7 7 \9 16 5 Hot weather, 5 10 6 50 11 1 7 56 17 .6 © slow of clock 4m. 5 11 6 49 11 53 8 33 18 7 rain. 5 13 6 47 morn. 9 9 19 G 9th after Trinity. 5 14 6 46 0 44 9 45 ;20 2 ris. lOh. 40m. ev. 5 15 6 45 1 34 10 24 '21 3 • O D Perhaps thun. 5 16 6 44 2 24 11 3 22 4 Com. Dartmouth. 5 18 6 43 3 12 11 47 23 5 ©inX^aft. •©}/ 5 19 641 4 C 0 9 24 6 St. Barth. 3 high. 5 20 6 40 4 49 0 Si 25 7 D Apogee. -Ram. 521 6 39 5 37 1 21 26 G 10th aft. Trin. 5 23 6 37 6 24 2 12 27 2 !Thunder and lightning. 5 24 6 36 7 c 3 6 28 3 Days short, lh. 50 m. 525 6 35 7 55 4 0 29 4 Com.Camb. St.JohnB. 5 27 6 33 8 4C D set 'so 5 j© and clock even. 528 6 32 9 24 6 -46 S31 6 More rain. 5 2*9 6 31 10 9 7 47 SEP rEMBER hatn 30 days. First qr. 6d.10h.37m. mo. |1 Lastqr.20d. Sh. 18m.mo. Full mo. 13 d.lh,30m.mo. 1| New m.28d.llh.59m.1110 M|W| Calendar, &c. |©ri.|g)s.|F.sea.|r.Ds 17 D03 JLciwry 5 31s6 29jlO 54 7 2G 11th af.Trin weather, 5 32|6 28 11 40 8 22 2 [Dog days end. 5 33!6 27|aft.29 8 0; Days shorten. 2h. 10m 535 6 25 1 19 9 5f Com. Providence. 5 o 6 6 24 2 12 10 2C ) low. DO) Rainy 5 37 6 23; 3 8 11 2C weather. 5 39 6 214 6 morn Nativ. Pi. V. M. Much 5 40 6 20j 5 4 0 21 12th af. Trin. lowry, 5 41 6 19$ 6 4 1 21 It we* weather. 5 43 6 17 2 2 2$ 1] © fast of cl. 4m. 5 44 6 16 58 3 2: 1 124 Com. NJIaven. 5 45 6 15; 8 53? 4 2 13 Full moon. 5 47 6 13 9 47j 3 ris< 146 Pleasant, 5 48 6 12 10 40 ' 7 11 157 comes wet. 5 49 6 11 11 3 7 49! 16 G 13th after Trin. 5 51 6 9jmorn. 8 17 2! Lowry, /jfizi/. 552 0 24 9 8 18 3 Days shorten. 2h. 48m. 5 54 1 13 9 5( 4 ,2/ rises at 9 o'clock. 5 55 2 10 36 3 high. DQJ) 5 56 2 11 23 6 St. Matthew. % stat. 5 58 3 40 morn. 22 7-j) apogee. 5 59 l! 4 27 0 14 G; 14th af.Tr. © in 1 af. 6. 0 Ol 5 14 1 6 month has 6 5 58] 5 59 2 2 : unfavourable 6 5 573 6 45 i ©fast of cl. 9m. |6 5 56j 7 29; 3 55 3 /or securing suit hay. 6 54 8 14 4 55 -un eclipsed. 6 © 3 6 53! 9 0 3 set:- (2917 More rain. 6 5 52] 9 46| P30j. G 15th after Trinity. ;6 1 5 50U0 34 B OCTOBER hath 31 days. Fi rst qr. 5 d. 5 h. 27 pp.ait. Lastqr.20d.4h. 30m.mo. Full nio. 12d. Oh. 19 m.aft. New m.28d.2h« 11m. mo. MjW | Calendar, &c. f©n. F.sea. r. 3 s 1 2 rises 8. ii. 13 in. 6 12 5 48 11 26; 7 46 2. 3 I expect it .6 15 5 47 aft. 12 8 27 3 1 J) low. wil 5 1 5 46 1 14 9 8 4 5 rain near this time 6 H 5 44 2 10 10 10 6 I) perigee. • © D . 6 17 5 43 3 7 11 13 C 7 Some pleasant 6 n 5 42 4 4 morn. 7 G 16th after Trinity. 6 2C 5 40 5 0 0 19 2 weather, 6 21 5 39 5 56 1 25 r o Day's shorten 3h.44m. 6 22 5 38 6 5.0 2 35 i€ 4 © last of cl. 13m. 6 24 > i>6 7 43 3 46 1 i 5 then lowry 6 26 5 35 8 35 4 52 if 6 Full moon. 6 27 5 33 9 27 D rise lo 7 and wet. 628 5 32 10 18 6 29 14 G i 7th after Trim 629 5 SO 11 9 7 9 f 5 '2 More pleasant 6 31 5 29 12 00 7 50 ie 3 Ston. Baptist Asso. 6 32 5 28 morn. 8 3G 17 1 Inf. o © ^ elon. 6 33 5 27 0 50 9 22 18 5 St. Luke. j> high. 6 35 5 25 1 39 10 13 19 5 © Apogee. Windy 6 36 5 24 2 28 i 1 5 2C 7 • © 3) weather. 6 37 5 23 3 15 morn. 21 G 18th af. Trin. 6 39 5 21 4 1 0 11 JYOW comes rain. 6 40 5 20 4 46 1 18 Js j Q in r>i 9 after noon. 641 5 19 5 30 2 3 24 4 Cool weather. 6 43 5 17 6 15 2 48 25 5 Windy. 6 44 5 16 7 0 3 4 7 26 .6 © fast of clock 16 m. 6 45 5 15 7 46 4 48 27 7 Perhaps 6 47 5 13 8 36 5 47 [ 28 G 19th aft. Trin. 6 ©C 6 48 5 12 9 24 j) set* 29 rain 6-49 5 11 10 17 6 31 30 3 Day's shorten. 4h.40m. 6 5015 10 11 13 7 21 3 i' 4 1) lo\v. Ftymg clouds. 6 52 5 8 aft.,4 0 8 12 NOVEMBER hath 50 nays. First qu. 4d.0h.10m. afte. Last qr. 19d.lh. 21m.ait.j Full m. 11 d. lh.42m.mo. New mo. 26d.2h.57m.aft-; M W Calendar, &c. |©n.|©s |F sea. jr. 3 s-j
6 3 perigee. Perhafis 5 54 5 10 16} 7 rain, if not snow. 6 55 0 11 23j G 20 th aft.Trin. • © 3 6 57 55 rnorni 2 More pleasant. 6 58 48 0 30i Hazy. 6 59 39 1 3 7\ 4 6© ¥ Da. short.5h. 30 2 44; 5 Rain in a 4 59! 20 3 48' ! 6 O ^st of clock 16 m. 4 58 8 10 4 53! day or two. 37 9 1. 5 £6j G21st aft. Trin. Full ® 7 4 55i 9 51 3 risej 2 J Windyy cool. 7 6 4 54'U) 42 6 28] 3 ^ rises 5h. 17m. even. 7 7 4 53j 11 32 7 15 1) high. Pleasant, 7 8 4 52 morn. 8 3 3 Apogee. then 7 94 51 0 21 8 50 Cloudy and 7 10 4 50 1 8 9 47 7 hazy. 7 114 49 1 54 10 41 G 224.after Trinity. 7 12 4 48 39 11 36 D0D 7 13 4 47; 3 22 morn. 3 Much falling 7 14 4 46 4 5 0 32 4 weather about ? 15 4 45j 4 49 1 28 5 ©in $ 5 afternoon. 16 4 44, 5 33 2 34 6 t/ai/,9. 7 17 4 43 6 21 3 4C 7 Day's shorten.5h.36m. 7 18 4 42 10 4 39 G 23dafter Trinity. 7 18 4 42 1 5 38 2 New moon. 7 19 441 55 ) set* D low. Uncomfortable 7 20 4 40 54 5 37 4 © fast of clock 12 m. 7 21 4 39 53 6 39 5 3 perigee. weather. 7 22 4 38 52 7 41 30 6 St. Andrew. 7 22 4 38|aft. 50 8 58 DECEMBER hath 31 clays. First qr. 3 u. 7h.56m.mo. Last q. 18d. 10 h. Om. aft. Full m. 10 d. 5 hi33m.aft. New m. 26d.2h. 22m.mo iVi VW | Calendar, bcc. sea. jr. @s 11 7 Rain or snow 7 23 437 1 45 10 1t 1 0G Advent Sund. 2 3911 23 3 0 • O ]) near 3 31'morn 4 0 31 4 3 these days. 22 5 1 0 fast of cl. 9m 5 1 lj 1 3f 1 6! 5 Windy, cold weather. 5 57! 2 45 ! 7 5 Days shorten. 5h. 52m-. 6 46' 3 43 8 7 Concep. B. V. M. 7 36,; 4 44 9 G 2d in Ad. ? sta. 6 0$ 8 26| 5 44 jio 2 6 0 I2 Full moon. 9 15
g © |M.Star 7 Stars Days & c M.Star 7 Stan \ Day ! 9 rises south, leng. o J» rise leng § C/T 9 sets • morn. aftern. h. m. even- morn.Jh.rn . 1 6 10 8 43 9 4 1 9 16 1 20 T3TS3 £ 7 6 18 8 16 9 10 7 9 12 0 56 14 52 £ St 13 6 26 7 51 9 18 E 13 9 7 0 32 14 46 19 6 31 7 26 9 28 19 9 1 0 8 14 38 25 6 34 6 59 9 40 25 8 54 even. 14 28 1 6 36 6 32 9 54 1 8 45 11 7 14 14 Ci cr 7 6 35 6 7 10 8 > 7 8 39 10 55 14 0 d 13 6 34 5 43 10 24 13 8 29 10 32 13 46 19 6 33 5 19 10 40 19 8 21 10 9 i3 32. •< 25 6 29 4 45 10 56 25 8 13 9 47 13 18 1 Star 7*sset. 11 6 (Xt 1 8 4 9 21 12 5S & 7 9 sets 11 53 11 22 -o 7 7 56 9 0 12 42 ¥ 13 even. 11 30 11 40 gft 13 7 50 8 38 12 26 6_ 19; 11 9 11 56 cr 8 17 12 10 6 0 rt 19 7 44 • 25 6 15 10 47 12 14 25 7 38 7 56 U 54 ~7 6 36 10 21 12 32 1 7 34 7 34 j 11 36 > 7 6 51 10 0 12 50 Vo 7 7 31 7 13 i 11 20" 13 7 8 9 38 13 6 o. 13 7 27 6 49 11 4 r* 19 7 23 9 15 13 20 ft 19 7 25 6 28 10 48 25 7 41 8 52 13 36 25 7 24 6 3 10 32 1 7 56 8 29 13 50 1 • 7.22 5 38 | 10 14 ^ 7 8 12 8 7 14 4 ® 7 7 21 • 5 14 10 0 si 13 8 26 7 44 14 16 13 7 18 7*s so. 9 46 19 8 39 7*s rk 14 28 cttr 19 7 14 11 53 9 34 25 8 51 mora. 14 38 25 7 5 11 26 9 24 11 9 2 3 25 14 48 —i 1 6 52 11 1 9 14 t-4 7 9 10 14 56
OLLS from 21 to 70 years of age, at g60 P Polls from 18 to 21 years of age, at 30 Oxen and Bulls four years old, at 10 Cows, Steers, Heifers, and Bulls, three years old, at 7 Steers, Heifers and Bulls, two years old, at 3 34 Horse kind three years old, at 10 Horse kind two years old, at 7 Horss kind of one year old, at 3 34 Stallions more than three years old, at 67 Mules three years old, at ' 10 Mules two years old, at 7 Mules of one year old, at 3 34 Covering Jacks, at 34 Acres of Ploughlard, at 1 67 Acres of Upland, Mowing, and Clear Pas- ture, at 1 34 Acres of Boggy Meadow, mowed, at 0 84 Acres of Boggy Meadow, not mowed, at 0 34 Acres of Meadow Land in Hartford and Middlesex Counties, at 2 50 Acres of other Meadow Land, at 1 25 Acres of Bush Pasture, at 0 34 Acres of uniri closed Land, first rate, at 0 34 Acres of un in closed Land, second rate, at 0 17 Acres of uninclosetl Land, third rate, at 0 9 Coaches, at 168 Chariots, at 134 Phaetons, at 1C0 Coachees, at 75 Curricles, at 68 Chaises, chairs, or other two wheel carria- ges—fifteen, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, or sixty dollars, according to their value. Other four wheel carriages on springs^at 36 Gold Watches, at g 34 Silver Watches, &c. at ^ JO Steel and Brass wheeled clocks, at 20 Wooden* wheeled clocks, at 7 Fire-places, first class, at 5 Fire-places, second class, at 3 75 Fire-places, third class, at 2 50 Fire-places, fourth class, at 1 25 Stores, one story high, at 10 Stores, two stories high, at Stores, three stories high, at 20 Ounces of Silver Plate, at gl 11 per oz. at six per cent. Dollars on interest, at six per cent. Dollars, Bank Stock, at three per cent. Sheep added as a penalty, at 0 75 N.B. The poll of each non-commissioned officer and private of the militia, is exempted from taxa- tion ; provided he produces a certificate from the commanding officer of the company to which he be- longs, on or before the 10th of September, annually, that he is equipped according to law, and dressed in uniform—and has performed military duty accor- ding to law, except when prevented by some reason- able excuse. The Listers may abate for old or decayed houses, one fourth, one half, or three fourths of the sum at •which they are put in the list. Stock owned in Banks out of this State, is not put in the list when taxed in the State in which such Bank is kept. Attornies, Physicians, Surgeons and Mechanics, are exempted from assessment for two years frcrn the time they commence business. Connecticut
DUTIES.
Articles on which Duties are payable at their im* portation into the United States, with Rates of Impost, alphabetically arranged. RMS, fire and side, not oth- A erwise enumerated,or parts thereof 17\pcr cent. ad vah Apparatus, philosophical, espe- cially imported for any semin- ary of learning free. Ale/beer and porter, in casks or bottles 6 cents per gallon* Almonds 2 cents per lb. Artificial flowers, feathers, ?nd other ornaments for women's head dresses 174 per cent ad vah Anniseed ditto. Anchors 15 ditto* Articles of all kinds of the growth, product or manufacture of the U. States, spirits excepted free. Brass teutenage and wire free* iron or steel locks, hinges, hoes, anvils and vices 15 ditto. all other manufactures of 1ditto. Balls and balsams, (see powders, pastes, See*) 17\ ditto. Beer, ale or porter, in casks or bottles 8 cents per gallon« Bricks and tiles 17% per cent. ad vaU Bonnets, hats, and caps of every kind ditto. Boots 75 cents per pain C Books, blank 15 per cent. ——, of persons who corns to reside the United States free. Buttons, of every kind l/£ per cent• Buckles, shoe and knee 17*4 ditto. Brushes 15 ditto, Bullion free Burgundy wine 45 cts.per gal* Cannon of brass 17| per cent. Carriages, or parts of carriages ditto. Cards, playing 2 5cts.prpack* —•—, wool and cotton 50 cts.per doz. Cables and tarred cordage 2 cents per lb. Cabinet wares 17% per cent• C aps,hats and bonnets of every kind 17£ ditto. Carpets and carpeting 17 \ ditto. Cartridge paper 17J ditto. Candles of tallow 2 cents per lb* —, of wax or spermaceti 6 ditto. Champaign wine 45 cts.per gaL Cassia, China 4 cents per lb. Capers 17 \ per cent. Canes, walking sticks and whips 15 ditto. Cambrics 15 ditto. Cheese 7 cents per lb. China ware 17^ per cent. Comfits 17b ditto. Chintzes and coloured calicoes or mus- lins, and all printed, stained or co- loured goods or manufactures of cot- ton, of linen, or of both, or of which cotton or linen is the material of chief value 15 ditto. Cinnamon and cloves %) cents per lb * Cocoa f.: 2 ditto. Chocolate 3 ditto. Clogs and goloshoes, (see Shoes) 17£cts-perpah\ Cordage, tarred ' 2 cents per lb. 3 uutarred ditto. Cosmetics 17 \ per cenu Coal 5 cts.per bus. * Colours, (see painters') Copper manufactures /; or cotton manufactures,or of both, of whicli cotton or linen is the materi- el of chief value, being printed, stain- v-it,or colorecL or cotton manufactures Bot printed, stained, or coloured 15 per cent• Linen. 7r.ar.:ifactiires,or of which linen is t ie chief article of value,not print- ed, stained, or coloured 15 ditto. Lisbon and Oporto wines SQ cts.per gal. Looking glasses, or parts thereof 32% fier cent. Manufactures of tin, pewter, and cop- per, no^ otherwise particularly enu- merated \7\ ditto, of iron, steel, or brass, not oth- erwise particularly enumerated ditto, —_ of leather, not otherwise par- ticularly enumerated 17J ditto. „— 0f lead, not otherwise partic- ularly enumerated 1 cent per lb. ©f cotton or linen, or of both, printed, stained, or coloured, or of cotton not printed, stained, or co- loured 15 per cent. — of linen, not printed, stained, or coloured 15 ditto. — of glass, (see glass) • of tobacco, (see snuff and to- bacco) •of wood, (see cabinet wares and wood) — — of the United States, spirits excepted free. Mats and BOOST cloths, or parts of ei- ther 17$ per cent. Malt IQcte per but* Marble, "slate, and other stone, bricks, tiles, tables, mortars, and other uten- sils of marble or slate, and generally ail stone and earthen ware 17j per cent. Madeira wines, (see wines) Malaga wine 28 cts. per gal, Mace 125 cts. per lb. Medicinal drugs, except those com- monly u?ed in dying 17$ per cent. Merchandize, goods, and wares, im- ported directly from China cr India, in ships or vessels not of the United States, except teas, China ware, and all other ai'ticles liable to higher rates of duties 15 ditto. Merchandize, goods,and wares, intend- ed to be re-exported to a foreign port or place in the same ship or vessel in which they shall be imporied—and all the articles of the growth, pro- duct or manufacture of the United States, spirits excepted free. Merchandize, goods, and wares, not herein otherwise particularly enume- rated and described 15 jier cent. Mittens and gloves of every kind 17$ ditto- Millinery ready made * 17\ ditto. Molasses, 5 cts. per gal. Muskets and firelocks with bayonets fitted to the same, and musket ball, or parts of either 17$ ditto. Muskets and firelocks without bayo- nets, or parts of either 17* ditto. Mustard in flour 17\ ditto. Muslins or mushnets, whether printed, stained, coloured, or otherwise 15 ditto. Kails 2 cents per lb. * Nankeens 15 per cent. Nutmegs 50 r ente per lb* Oranges 17\ pet cent. Ornaments for women's head dresses 17\ ditto. Ointments** oils and odours, (see pow- ders, pastes, See.) i n ditto, Olives m ditto, Oil m ditto. Ochre, dry yellow 1 cent per lb. Oporto and Lisbon wine SO cts. per gal. Paper hangings 17% per cenu —— writing and wrapping 15 ditto, sheathing and cartridge If J ditto. Painter'scolours,whether dry or ground in oil, except those commonly used in dying, not otherwise particularly en- umerated 17J ditto. Pack thread and twine 400 cts.per civt Pasteboards, parchment or vellum 15 per tent. Paste work and jewelry 17\ ditto. Phaetons, or parts thereof 22| ditto, Plaister of Paris free. Pewter, plates and dishes 4 cts. per lb. old free. Pepper 6 cents per lb Perfumes 17f per cent• Pistols, or parts thereof 17\« ditto. Pictures and prints 15 ditto. Pimento 4 cents per lb Printing types 15 per cent. Pickles of all sorts 17J ditto. Printed, stained, or coloured goods, or manufactures of cotton, or of linen, or of both 15 ditto. Porter, beer, or ale, in casks or bottles 8 cts per gal. Powder for hair 4 cents per lb » gunpowder 15 per cent• Powders, pastes, balls, balsams, oint- ments, oils, waters, washes, tinctures, essences, or other preparations or compositions, commonly called sweet scents, odours, perfumes, or cosmet- ics, and all powders and preparations for the teeth and gums 17§ ditto. Plumbs and prunes 2 cts pet lb* Quick Silver x 6 ditto. Raisins, in jars and boxes 2 ditto. — , Muscatel 2 ditto. all other kinds ditto. Red and white lead 2 ditto. Salt free. Salts, glauber 200 cts.per cwti Stained, printed, or coloured/goods, or manufactures of linen 15 per cent* Salt Petre free. St. Lucar wines 40 cts.per gal* Segars g2 per thousa* Starch 3 cts per lt>* Sail cloth 15 per cent. Slate, stone, and stone ware 17J ditto. Saddles, or parts thereof 15 ditto. Sattins, and other wrought silks 15 ditto. Steel 100 cts.per out. Steel, iron, or brass locks, hinges, hoes, anvils, and vices 15 per cent. — all other manufactures of steel 17\ ditto. Shea tiling and cartridge paper 17$ ditto. Sherry wine 40 cts.per gal* Sea stores of ships or vessels free. Spermaceti candles 6 cents per lb* Spanish brown 1 ditto. Sweet scents (see powders,pastes,8cc.) 17%per cent. SPIRITS distilled in foreign countries, viz. From Grain. First proof 28 cts.per gal* Second proof 29 ditto. Third proof 31 ditto. Fourth proof 34 ditto. Fifth proof 40 ditto. Sixth proof 50 ditto. From other materials. First proof 25 ditto. Second proof 25 ditto. Third proof 28 ditto. Fourth proof 32 ditto. Fifth proof 38 ditto. Sixth proof 46 ditto. Spirits distilled in the U, States, im- ported in the same ship or vessel in which they had been previously ex- ported from the U. States, viz. From Mtlasses. First proof 15 ditto, Second proof 16 ditto, Third proof 17 ditto, Fourth proof 19 ditto, Fifth proof 23 ditto, Sixth proof 30 ditto. From materials the growth and fire duee of the United States;< First pr®of 7 ditto, Second proof 8 - ditto, Third proof 9 ditto, Fourth proof 11 ditto., Fifth proof 13 ditto, Sixth proof 18 ditto. Spikes 1 cent fier lb, Silver and plated ware \7\ fier cent., -—- lace 17§ ditto, Skins raw free. Shoes, and slippers of silk 25 cts.fir.fiair. , kid and morocco 15 ditte. other shoes and slippers for men and women, clogs or goloshoes 15 ditto. other shoes and slippers for chil- dren 10 ditto Swords or cutlasses,or parts of either 17% fier cent, Stockings 17£ ditto. Stone and earthen ware 17$ ditto. Soap . 2 cents per lb Solos, and other carriages, or parts thereof 22% per cent• Sulpher free. Sugars, brown 2$ cts. per lb —, white clayed 3 ditto, ——do, powdered 3 ditto. « all other clayed or powdered 2% ditto. - —, lump " 6% -ditto. ——, loaf 9 ditto. other refined 6% ditto. Sugar candy 11# ditto. Snuff 22 cents per lb Tassels and trimmings, commonly u- sed by upholsters, coachmakers and saddlers 17$ per cent• Taples of marble, slate, and other stone, or parts thereof 17% ditto. Tallow candles 2 cents per lb TEAS, from China and India. , bohea 13 ditto. ——, souchong and other black 13 ditto. hyson3 imperial, gunpowder, or gomee 32 ditto. ——, other green teas 22% ditto. From Europe. ——5 bohea 14 ditto. -—souchong and other black 21 ditto. , hyson, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee 40 ditto. ——, other green teas 24 ditto. From any other place• -.bohea 17 ditto. ——, souchong 27 ditto. , hyson, imperial, gunpowder, or gomee 50 ditto. ——, other green teas 30 ditto. Teneriffe wine 23 cts. per gal9 Twine and packthread 400 cts, fwr cnvt. Tin manufactures 17| fier cent. —— in pigs and plates free. Tinctures,(see powders, pastes, &c.) 17\ per cent* Tiles and bricks 17\ ditto. Toys not otherwise enumerated 15 ditto. Tobacco manufactured (other than snuflf) 10 cents per lb. Tools of the trade or profession of per- sons who come to reside in the Uni- ted States free. Types for printing 15 pet cent. Velvets and velverets 15 ditto. Wares of tin, pewter, and copper, not otherwise enumerated Iff ditto. ——, ©f earthen ©r stone 17$ ditto. of China 17§ ditto. , gold, silver and plated # 17J ditto. ——, goods and merchandize, imported directly from China or India, in ships or vessels not of the U. States except teas, China ware, and all other arti- cles liable to higher rates of duties 1.7 ditto. —, goods and merchandize, of the growth, produce, or manufacture of "the U. States, (spirits excepted) free. WTafers 17J per cent. Waters and washes, (see powders, pastes, 8cc.) 17$ ditto. Walking-sticks, whips, and canes 15 ditto. Wax candles 6 cents per lb. Watches and clocks,or parts of either 17& fier ccnt. W7INES, in casks, bottles, and other vessels. —, Malmsey, Madeira, and London particular Madeira 58 cte> per gal. — all other Madeira wine 50 ditto. • Burgundy, Champaign, Rhenish and Tokay wines 45 ditto. — Sherry and St. Lucar wines 40 ditto. — Claret, and other wines not enu- merated, when imported in bottles or cases 35 ditto* Lisbon, Oporto, and other Portu- gal wines 30 ditto, —~ Sicily 30 ditto. Teneriffe, Malaga, Fayal, St. George, and other Western Island Wines 28 ditto* all other wines,when imported oth- erwise than in bottles or cases 23 ditto. Window-glass, (see glass) WTire of brass and iron tree. Wool and cotton cards 50 cts. fier do%i Wool unmanufactured free. Wood unmanufactured free. Wood manufactured, (exclusive of cab- inet wares) 15 fier cent. Yarn untarred t 225 cts. fier cwk All other goods not before particularly enumerated and described 15 fier cent. CC/'All parts of articles to be subject to the same du- ties as the entire article is subject to. Bottles in which liquors are imported pay the same duties as empty bottles. The following articles are free from duty. Rags and bristles Regulus of Antimony Unwrought clay, unwrought burr stones Bark of the cork tree Philosophical apparatus, especially imported for an^ seminary of learning Articles of all kinds, of the growth, product, or man- ufacture of the United States Copper in plates, pigs and bars Clothes, books,household furniture, and the tools or implements of the trade or profession of persons who come to reside in the United States Drugs and woods for dying D Furrs of every kind, undressed Goods,wares and merchandize,intended to be export- ed in tfee same vessel in which they shall be imported Salt Raw hides and iron ware Lapis CaiaiTiinaris, and Plaister of Paris Old pewter and tin, in pigs and plates Wire of brass and iron Wood and wool unmanufactured T O JY JV J G E, By Act of Congress, approved 2d of March, 1799, to be paid at the time of entering the vessel, and be- fore any permit shall be granted for unloading any part of the cargo, at the following rates : On all shifts or vessels entering from .any foreign port or place, Cts. per ton* Ships or vessels of the United States, 6 built within the United States after the 20th July, 1789, but belonging wholly or in part to foreign powers, duly recorded, 30 On Other ships or vessels, 50 Vessels of the U. States employed imthe coasting trade or fisheries, duly licenced, per annum, 6 Vessels of the United States, (other than licen- sed) taking in merchandize in a district in one state, to be delivered m a district in another state, other than an adjoining state on the sea coast, or a navigable river, 6 Other ships or vessels, taking in merchandize to be delivered in another district, 50 Foreign vessels pay light money at the rate of 50 eents.per ton . • • ! - DUTIES PAYAFE-LE IN % CLS. Gold coins of Great-Britain and Portugal, of -the standard prior itGithe year 1792—tor ev- ery 27 grains', 1 00 Gold Coins of France, Spain, and the domin- ieLs of Spain, of the standard prior to the year 1792—for every 27 and 2-5th grains 1 0© Spanish milled dollars—17 pwt. 17 grs. 1 00 and in proportion for the parts of a dollar. Crowns of France—18 pwt* 7 grs. 1 1G and in proportion for the parts of a crown. Provided, That no foreign coins shall be receiva- ble, which are not by law a tender for the payment of all debts, except in consequence of a proclamation of the President of the United States, authorising such foreign coins to be received in payment of the duties and fees aforesaid. Rates of Coins for estimating Duties. Pound Sterling of Great-Britain, - - g 4 44 Livre Toarnois of France, - - - 0 18 Florin or Guilder of the United Netherlands, 0 4-0f Mark Banco of Hamburgh, 0 33% Rix Dollar of Denmark, - - - - 1 00 Ryal Plate of Spain, 0 10 —- Vallon of do. 0 05 Miliree of Portugal, - - - - 1 24 Pound Sterling of Ireland, - - - 4 10 Tale of China, 1 48 Pagoda «f India, - - - - - 1 94 Rupee of Bengal, 0 55% And all other denominations, in value, as near as may be, to the said rates, or the intrinsic value there- of, compared with the money of the United States. Provided that it shall be law/ul for the President of the Uuited States to cause to be established fit am! proper regulations for estimating the duties on goods, wares and merchandize, imported into the United States, in respect to which the original cost shall be exhibited in a depreciated currency, issued and cir- culated under authority of any foreign government. That on all goods, wares and merchandize, im- ported from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, (if ad valorem articles) 20 per cent to be ad- * ded to the actual cost thereof, including all charges, (commissions, outside packages, and insurance only excepted) add ten per cent if from any foreign port before the duties are calculated. FEES OF OFFICE. To the Collector and J\/aval Officer. Entry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwards % 2 50 Clearance, ditto. ditto. 2 50 Entry of a vessel under 100 tons, 1 50 Clearance, ditto. ditto, 1 50 Every post entry, 2 00 Permit to land goods, 0 20 Every bond taken officially, 0 40 permit to land goods for exportation for drawback, 0 30 debenture or other official certificate, 0 20 hill of health, # 0 20 Official document (register excepted) required by any person, 0 20 To the Surveyor. Admeasuring and certifying the same, of every ship or vessel of 100 tons or under, per ton, 0 01 Admeasurement of every ship or vessel, above 100 and not exceeding 200 tons, 1 50 Above two hundred tons, ^ 2 00 For all other services on board any ship or vessel of 100 tons or upwards, having on board goods, wares or merchandize, subject to duty, 3 00 For like services on board any ship or vessel of less than 100 tons, 1 50 On all vessels, not having on board goods, wares or merchandize, subject to duty, jgl 66 2-5 Allowances for Drapt. lb. Anv quantity of 100 weight or 1201b. 1 above 100 and under 200 2 200 and under 300 3 300 and under 400 4 400 and under 1800 7 18Gt and upwards* § Tares. . ' lb. Qa every whole chest of Bohea Tea, 70 half ditto, ditto. 36 quarter ditto, ditto. 30 chest of Hyson or other green tea, of TO lbs. or upwards, 20 box of other tea between 50 & 70lb. 18 do. of 80lbs. 20 do. from 80 upwards, 22 The above to include ropes, canvas h other coverings. On all other boxes of Teas according to the invoice or actual weight thereof. On Coffee in bags, 2 per ceni in bales, 3 in casks, 12 On Sugar, other than loaf sugar, in casks, 12 in boxes, 15 . in bags or mats, 5 Oil Cocoa, in casks, 10 in bags I On Pimento, in casks, 16 in basis, 3 On Cheese, in hampers and baskets, 10 in boxes, 20 On Candles, in boxes, 8 On Chocolate, in boxes, 10 On Cotton, in bales, 2 in seroons, 6 On Glauber Silts, in casks, 8 On Indigo, in barrels, 12 in other casks, 15 in seroons, 10 in bags or mats, 3 On Nails, in casks, 8 On Pepper, in casks, 12 in bales, 5 in bags, 2 On Sugar Candy, in boxes, 10 OnSegars, in boxes,, 18 On Soap in, boxes, 10 On Shot, in casks, 3 On twine, in casks, 12 in bales, 3 On all other goods, according to the invoice thereof, as actual weight. Allowance, for Leakage and Breakage, Two per cent allowed on the guage on all merchan- dize, paying duty by the gallon, contained in casks. Ten psr cent' on all beer, ale, and porter in bot- tles, and five per cent on all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the invoice quantity, in lieu of breakage ; or it shall be lawful to compute the duties on the actual quantity by tale, at the option of the importer at the time of entry. TERMS OF CREDIT. When the duties on ad valorem articles are less than §50, it must be paid immediately ; if specifics, a deposit must be made to secure the same, which when ascertained, will be immediately settled. _ When the duties on goods imported (where the sum is payable by one person or co-partnership) shall amount to more than fifty dollars, the following credit is allowed by law, except where any bond on which the person or co-partnership entering such goods, -wares or merchandize, are either principal or secu- rity, and which being due, remains undischarged; On all articles the produce of the West-Indies, the one half in three months, and the other half in six months. On Madeira, and other wines, in twelve months. On all goods, Sec. from Europe, (wines and teas excepted) the one third in eight, one third in ten, and cne third in twelve months. On all goods, 8tc, (wines and teas excepted) from any other placc than Europe and the West-Indies, one half in six months, one fourth in nine months, and one fourth in twelve months. On teas " from China or Europe, may be deposited at the option of the importer or importers (to be de- termined at the time of making entry thereof) either to secure the duties thereon, on the same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares and merchan- dize imported, or to give his, her, or their bond, to the collector of the district where any such teas shall be landed, in double the amount of the duties thereup- on, with condition for the payment of the said duties, in two years from the date of said bond : which bond shall be accepted by such collector without surety, upon the terms following : that is to say, The teas, for the duties whereof such bond shall be accepted shall be deposited at the expence and risk of the im- porter or. importers, in one or more store house or store houses, as the case may require, to be agreed upon,"&c. The said teas to be delivered upon bond being given with one or more sureties, to the satisfac- tion of the collector, " if the same shall not exceed 100 dollars, in four months ; if above 100 dollars, and not exceeding 500 dollars, in eight months ; or if the same shall exceed 500 dollars, in twelve ; so that the term of credit shall not extend the period beyond two years from the time of depositing the said teas ; any teas remaining after the term of two years, to be sold by the collector, who shall return the surplus (after paying the duties) to the owner or owners thereof." When the bonds given for duties shall become due, and not discharged,the collector toprosecute without delay ; and in case of insolvency or death, the United States to be the first creditor, " and if any executor, administrator, assignee, or any other person shall pay any debt due by the person or estate, for whom or for which they are acting, previous to the debt or debts due to the United States being fully satisfred and paid, shallbecome answerable in thei r own person ancles t ate for the same, or part thereof regaining unsatisfied." » Sureties on all the bonds given for duties, shall in case of insolvency or death of the principal, " have and anjoy the' like advantages, priority or preference for the recovery and receipt of said money out of the estate and effects of such insolvent, or deceased prin- cipal, as are reserved to the United States." When bonds are prosecuted for the recovery of du- ties due t» the United States, judgment to be granted attkc return term, u unless the defendant shall in o- pen court, tiie United States Attorney being present, make oath or affirmation that an efrov lias been committed in the liquidation of the duties demanded upon such bond, specifying the errors alledged t© have been committed, and that the same have been notified in writing to the collector of the said district prior to he commencement of the return term-a foresaid." On all bonds upon which suits shall be commenced, an interest shall be allowed at the rate of six per cent per annum, from the time when said bonds became due until the payment thereof. Duties to be paid where goods are landed,' and bonds to be given for securing the duties,if the whole or part of the cargo is destined to different districts.
Ports of Entry an I Delivery for Foreign Vessels. No vessel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citi- zens of the United States, is admitted to unload at any port or place except the following : — NEW -H AMPSHIRE—Portsmouth.—M ASSACHU- SETTS—Portland and Falmouth, New-Bedford, Dighton, Salem and Beverly, Gloucester*Aewbtiry- port, Marblehead, Nantucket, Boston and Charles- town, Plymouth, Bath, Frenchman's Bay, Wiscasset, M.tchias, Penobscot.—RHODE-JSLAN D—Aewport, Providence. —G ONNECTICUT—A eiv-Londo n, A'ew- Haven. -NEW-YORK—Aew-York — NK W-JERSEY — Perth Ambon, Burlington,—PENNSYLVANIA— P/iil'idelfihia.—\) E L AWARE — Wilmington, Ne wcas- t h ,Por t Penn.—M A R Y L A N D -~Balt i more'Annapolis, Vienna, Oxford, Georgetown on Potomac, Chester* tewn Creek, Nottingham, Nanjemoy, Digge's Land- ing, Ssiowhill, Carrolsburg.—VIRGINIA—Alexan" aria, Kinsale, Newport, Tappahannock, Port Royal, Fredericksburg, Urbanna, Yorktown, West Point, Hampton, Bermuda Hundred, City-Point, Rocket's- Landing, J\ or folk and Portsmouth.—NORTH-C ARO- LINA— Wilmington, J\ewbern, Beaufort, Washing- ton, Rdenton, Plankbridge.—SOUTH-CAROLINA—• Charleston, Georgetown, Beaufort.—GEORGIA— Savannah, Sunbury, Brunswick, Frederica, St. Ma- ry's.—L o u i s i A N A —A w- Orleans. Nor skali any vessel from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond the same, be permitted to eater, except at the ports in the above list which are distinguished by Italicks. Restrictions on Importations. No goods, wares or merchandize, of foreign growth, or manufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be brought into the United States from any for- eign port or place in any other manner than by sea ; nor in any ship or vessel of less than Thirty Tons burthen, agreeable to the mode of ascertaining A- merican tonnage, except in certain districts on the Northern, Northwestern, and Western boundaries of the United States, adjoining to the dominions of G. Britain in Upper and Lower Canada, and the dis- tricts on the rivers Ohio and Missisippi. No beer, ale or porter, to be imported in casks of less capacity than Forty Gallons beer measure, or if in bottles, in packages less than Six Dozen, under penalty of forfeiture, with the ship or vessel. No refined lump, or loaf sugar, shall be imported, into the United States from any foreign port or place, except in ships or vessels of the burthen of One Hun- dred and Twenty tons and upwards, and in casks or packages, containing each not less than Six Hundred pounds, on pain of forfeiting the said ship or vessel, and the loai or lump sugar imported therein, except iu sucti cask or packages aforesaid. No distilled spirits, (arrack and sweet cordials ex- eepted) to be imported in casks or vessels of less pacity than Ainety Gallons \\inemeasiire,m pain of forfeiture with the ship or vessel, nor in casks or ves- sels which have been marked pursuant to any law of the United States on pain of forfeiture of the said re- fined loaf or lump sugar, and distilled spirits, togeth- er with the ship or vessel: Provided that the forfeit- ure shall not be incurred on " any spirits imported or brought into the United States^ in other casks or vessels as aforesaid, or the ship or vessel in which they shall be brought, if such spirits shall be for the use of the seamen or board of such ship or vessel, and shall not exceed the quantity of four gallons for each seaman, " and which shall at the time of entry of the said vessel, be inserted in the said manifest as the sea stores of such ship, or vessel. INFORMATION GENERALLY. The want of certificates of distilled spirits, wines, or teas, subjects such articles to seizure, and fifty dol- lars fine, if such certificates are not delivered to the purchaser ; and if cask, chest, vessel or case, containing such articles, shall be found in the posses- sion of any person, without being marked, and not being accompanied with a certificate, the same is liable to seizure. On the sale of any casks, &c. which have been mirked, the marks to be defaced in presence of soms officer of inspection or custom ; and the certificate of the same to be delivered up, under penalty of one hundred dollars with costs of suit. Goods from foreign ports not to be unladen but between sunrise and sunset, without special licence, under a penalty of four hundred dollars on the master and every other person concerned, disability from holding any office under the government of the Uni- ted States for seven years, and being advertised in the newspapers, with forfeiture of the goods, and if above four hundred dollars, value of the vessel and apparel. Goods removed before guaged and weighed, and if wines, spirits, or teas, beicie'ueing marked, without permission, are forfeited. Persons -giving or offering; a bribe, forfeit from.two hundred to two thousand dollars. Inspectors and of- ficers of revenue cutters may go on board, examine and search vessels, have free access to the cabin, and sealed packages,and after sun-set secure the hatches, &:c.—Persons in charge of vessels, for breaking fas- tenings, but in presence of an officer, forfeit two hun- dred dollars. Officers may seize within or without their districts —persons resisting or impeding them forfeit four hundred dollars. The master or commander of any vessel that shall obstruct or hinder (or be the cause thereof) any offi- cer of the revenue, in going on board his ship or ves- sel, for the purpose of carrying into efFei any of the revenue laws of the United States, forfeits from fifty to five hundred dollars. Register act. Every owner of a vessel, residing within the limits of the United States, to swear to the register within ni/:ety days after its being granted, or it becomes, v&id, and the vessel and cargo pays for- eign tonnage and duty. Officers of the Revenue Department.
For the District of MASSACHUSETTS. Ilenry Dearborn, collector of the port of Boston. James Lovell, naval officer. Thomas Melville, surveyor. Isaiah Weston, collector, New-Bedford.
District of RHOBE-ISLAND and PROVIDENCE. Acmjicrt) William Ellery, collector. Walter Nichols, naval officer. Daniel Lyman, surveyor. Prcvide?icey Thorras Cole, collector. William Barton, surveyor. Ebenezer Thompson, naval officer. Faivcatuck, George Stillman, surveyor.
District of CONNECTICUT. J\eiu-London, Jedidiah Huntington, collector. Nathaniel Richards, purveyor. Jonathan Trott, Ebenezer Goddard, ^ Sam'l Whittemore, >Inspectors. Henry Jepson, Isaac V.H. Crannel, Nath'l Saltonstall, 7 We5eher. Ezra Chappell, 5 vv ei*>ners> measurers and guagers. Stoningtorii Jonathan Palmer, jun. surveyor. Middletomn, Alexander Wolcott, collector. Lamberton Cooper, surveyor. Robert Warner, J TNSLWTNR. Azariah WhittlesevJ Jn&Pect°rs. A env-Havcri) Abraham Bishop, Collector. William Munson Surveyor. Fairfield, Samuel Smedley, collector. Say brocks George Wolcott, surveyor. Hartford, Solomon Porter, surveyor.
District of NEW-YORK. Aeiv-York, David Gelston, collector, Peter A. Schenck, surveyor. Samuel Osgood, naval officer. Sag-Harbor, Henry, P. Dering, collector.
District of PENNSYLVANIA. Thiladetyhia) John Steel, collector. POST-OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT.
HA FES OF POSTAGE. For letters carried by land, single, double, and triple. Any distance not exceeding 40 miles, 8 cehts. over 40 90 10 - 90 150 12f 150 — 300 17 . 300 — 500 20 500 - 25 Double letters are double, and triple letters triple of these rates. A packet of the weight of one ounce, the rate of four single letters, and in like proportion for one of a greater weight. No allowance to be made for intermediate miles. Single letters, carried by sea, in packet boats, the property of the United States, 8 cents ; double let- ters, 16 cents ; and triple letters, 24 cents. All let- ters or packets by private vessels, 6 cents each, with the addition of postage, if destined to any other place than where the vessel may arrive. No vessel can be permitted to report, make entry, or break bulk, until the master has delivered to the post-master all the letters brought in his vessel, ex* cept those for the owner or Consignee. Postage on J\ewsfiafier$. Each paper not Carried over 100 miles, one cent— and over 100 miles, one and an half cents. But, if carried to any post-oftice in the State in which it is printed, whatever be the- distance, the postage is on- ly one cent. Magazines and pamphlets are rated by the sheet. Any distance not exceeding 50 miles, 1 cent. Over 50, and not exceeding 100 miles, cents. Any- greater distance, 2 cents. E List *of Post-Masters in the Cities and principal Towns in the United States. District of Maine. Portland Joshua Wingate, jun. State of A ew-Hampshire. Portsmouth Mark Simes Massac hjisetts. Boston Aajon Hill Salem John Dabney Newburyport Stephen Cross Rhode-Island. Newport J. Richardson Providence* Benjamin West Connecticut. Hertford Jonathan Law New-Haven Jesse A t water New-London Richard Douglass 2d Nor walk? William Lock wood Guilford S. Stone brook Humphry Pratt Norwich Gardiner Carpenter do. Chelsea Jacob De Witt Durham James Robinson Stratford David Brooks Derbv S. J. Andrews WaUingford James Carrington Kast-Hacldam James Green Bridgeport Charles Bostwick Windham Charles Taintor Stoningtou George Hubbard ['llUiV'irkt Ebenezer Eaton _ Colchester Samuel A* Peters Suffield William Gay M idd etoWa Th add ens Nichols Pomi'rct 1 >e.mue 1 G ros v enor Irane Mal'shfield Parsons WethersfieM J. L, Belden do* Rocky 11111 J. Rcbbir.s Killiogwortii Samuel Crane Fairfield D. Judson Banbury Zalmon Wildman Stamford Abraham Davenport Canaan William Douglass Litchfield Moses Seymour, jun, Farmington Samuel Richards Milford Jireh Bull New-Hartford Thaddeus Cowles Chatham John H. Peters Windsor William H«ward Hebron Simon House Jewett's City (Preston) John Johnson Lebanon Samuel Bailey Canterbury Gad Bulkeley Berlin George Hubbard, jun. Pettypague (Saybrook) Danforth Clarke Sharon George King,jun. Symsbury Jonathan Pettibone Stafford Calvin Willey Brooklyn George Abbe Ash ford David Bolles, Tolland Benoni Shepard Cheshire A. Hitchcock,jun- Thompson Daniel Knight Glastenbury J. Welles Marlborough Enos H, Buell Salisbury Martin Strong Burlington Sylvester Norton Harwinton Joel Bradley Norfolk Michael F. Mills East-Hartford L. White,8c\V,W codbridg* Coventry Silas Hubbard Winchester Horace Higby West-Symsbury Jared Mills, jun. civ-York. New-York Theodorus Bailey Albany George W« Mancius J\tV)-Jersey. Trenton Peter Gordon 52 Pennsylvania. Philadelphia Robert Patton Lancaster G. Moore Delaware. Wilmington J. Bringhurst, jun. Maryland. Baltimore Alexander Furnival Annapolis Samuel Green Virginia. Norfolk Edward Archer Richmond John Guerrant Petersburg Joseph Jones Aarth-Carolina. Fayetteville Duncan M'Rea South-Carolina. Charleston Thomas W. Bacct Georgia. St. Mary's Robert Mac Farlane Windsor, ( Vermont,) Thomas Leverett Marietta (Ohio) J. Munro OT. SURVEYORS IN CONNECTICUT.
Aslier Miller, esq. Middletown, Surveyor-General. _ CO UJ\1 Y S UR VE YO R S. COUNTY OF HARTFORD. William Olmstead, of East-Hartford. COUNTY OF NEW-HAVEN. Moses Beach, Waliingford. COUNTY OF NEW-LONDON. Moses WTarren, of Lyme. COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Joseph Moss White, of Danbury. COUNTY OF LITCHFIELD. Elizyir Wright, of Canaan. COUNTY OF TOLLAND. George Gillet, of "Hebron. COUNTY OF WINDHAM. Lemuel Ingals, of Pomfret. ffttffttftttfttfll'fft Connecticut Mt^iittx* TOR THE YEA& 1809—10;
Executive and Legislative Departments
HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN TREADWELL, ESQ. Governour. THE HONOURABLE ROGER GRISWOLD, ESQ. Lieutenant Governor.
ASSISTANTS. Hon. Asker Miller, Hon. Stephen T.Hosmer, Aaron Austin, Henry Champion, David Daggett, Calvin Goddard, Jonathan Brace, John C. Smith, Ellzur Goodrich, Judson Canfield, Matthew Griswold, Theodore Dwight, ANDREW KINGSBURY, esq. Treasurer. SAMUEL WYLLYS, esq. Secretary. EL is HA COLT, esq. Comptroller of Public Accounts.
ROLL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, For May and October Sessions—1809.
LYMAN, LAW, esq. Speaker. Samuel Rowland, and Wm. T. Williams, 2d.Clerks. ARTFORD, Nathaniel Terry, Enoch Perkins H Berlin, Aaron Hart, Ames Peck Bristol, Ira Hooker Burlington, Abrahnm Pettibone Canton, Riverius Bidwell East-Hartford, Shubael Griswold, Samuel Pitkin East-Windsor, Charles Jenks, Rosweil Grant Enfield, Eiiphalet Terry, Elam O. Potter E 2 Farmington, John Mix, Ezekiel Cowles Glasteobury, James M'Lean, C. Risley Granby, C. Pettibone, Judah Holcomb Ilartland, Daniel Beeman, Childs Taylor Marlborough, Joel Foot Simsbury, Noah A. Phelps, Jonathan Pettibone, jun. Southington, Roger Whittlesey, Sanmel Hart huffield, Luther Loomis, Martin Sheldon Wethersf;eld, Ezekiel P. Belden, Joshua Bulkeley Windsor, Timothy Phelps, Eliakim Marshall NEW-HAVEN, Nathan Smith, G. Kimberly Branford, Jared Bradley, Jonathan Merrick Cheshire, Andrew Hull, jun. William Law Derby, Canfxel'd Gillet East-Haven, Amos Bradley Guilford, Augustus Collins, Joseph Elliott Hamden, Jesse Tuttle IVIilford, Abraham V. H. De Witt, Benjamin Bull Meriden, Nathan Yale "Middlebury, Aaron Benedict ."North-Haven, Joseph Doolittle Oxford, David To ml in son Southbury, Shadrach Osborne Waliingford, I. Potter, David M. Cooke Waterbury, Giles Brackett,John Kingsbury Woodbridge, H. Baldwin, John Thomas Wolcott, Nathaniel Lewis NEW-LONDON, Lyman Law, Isaac Thompson Norwich, Thomas L. Thomas, John Fanning Bozrah, Elias West Colchester, Daniel Watrous, Benjamin Trumbull Franklin, Elea/er Tracy Groton, Starr Chester, Amos A* Niles Lyme, William Noyes, Seth Ely, jun. Lisbon, William Adams Montville, William W. Haughtpn North-Stonington, Sands Cole Preston, Alexander Stewart, Isaac Avery Stonington, Amos Palmer, Cocldington Billing Waterford, Isaac Frink FAIRFIELD, Samuel Rowland, Gershom Burr Danbury, Joseph P. Cook, Friend Starr Brookfield, George C. Smith Greenwich, Nehemiah Wilson, D. Brush Huntington, Lem. Judson, Stephen Babbit New-Canaan, Samuel St. John New-Fairfield, Abel Gregory Newtown, S. C. Black man, David Baldwin Norwalk, Wm. M. Betts, J. Qsb&rne Reading, Andrew L. Hill, Lemuel San ford Ridgefield, Jacob Dauchey, Timothy Keeler Stamford, James Stevens, Isaac Lockwoed, jun. Stratford, S. W. Johnson, Jabez H.Tomlinson Sherman, Levi Hubbell Trumbull, Abijah Uftoot Weston, Joseph Bennet, Simeon Fanton Wilton, Samuel Comstock WINDHAM, Elisha Abbey, John Baldwin Ashlord, Cyrus Dow, Abel Simmons Brooklyn, Daniel Putnam Canterbury, Daniel Frost, Asa Butts Columbia, Isaac Ticknor Hampton, Solomon Taintor Killingley. Jedidiah Sabin, Alexander Gaston Lebanon, William T. Williams, Peleg Thomas Mansfield, John Salter, Frederick Freeman Plain field, Anthony Bradford, Benjamin Bacon Pomfret, John II. Payson, Reuben Spalding Sterling, Artemas Baker Thompson, George Larned, J. Jacobs, jun, Yoluntown, William Gallup Woodstock, John M'Cleilan, W. May LITCHFIELD, Aaron Smith, Nathaniel Goodwin Barkhamstaad, Peletiah Allen, M. Munson Bethlem, David Bellamy Canaan, Amos Hunt, John Elmore Colebrook, Nathan Bass, Martin Rockwell Cornwall, Oliver Burnham, B, Gold Goshen, Birdsey Norton, Adino Hale Harwinton, James Brace, Benjamin Griswold Kent, Barzillai Slosson New-Hartford, Jonathan Marsh, Asa Cowlcs New-Milford, Beebe Hine, Jared Lane Norfolk, Nathaniel Stevens, John Dickinson Plymouth, Daniel Potter Roxbury, Ephraim Hinman Salisbury, Phineas Chapin, Lot Norton, jun. Sharon, John C. Smith, Judson Canfield Torrington, Eiisha Smith, William Battel Washington, Daniel N. Brinsmade, Noble Day- Warren, Ebenezer Tanner Watertown, John H. De Forest Winchester, P. Miner, J. C. Cummings Woodbury, John Strong, Noah B. Benedict MIDDLETOWN, Chauncey Whittlesey, John Pratt Chatham, Abel Penfield, Benjamin Hurd Durham, Charles Coe, Job Merwin Haddam, Elias Selden, Daniel Brainard East-Haddam, Eliphalet Holmes, Josiah Griffing Killing worth, William Morgan, A. Pierson Saybrook, Samuel Williams, Richard Ely TOLLAND, Jonathan Barns, Jabez Kingsbury Bolton, Saul Alvord Coventry, Jesse Root, David Ilaie Ellington, John H. Goodrich Hebron, Elijah House, Elijah Graves Somers, Luke Hall, Calvin Pitkin Stafford, Nathaniel Hyde, Jesse Cady Union, Samuel Paul, Nathaniel Newell Vernon, Oliver King Willington, S. Dunton, Zebulon Crocker October Session, 1809. LYMAN LAW, Esq. Speaker. Wm. T. Williams, and Noah B. Benedict, Clerks. HARTFORD, Nath'l Terry, J. W. Edwards Berlin, Aaron Hart, Joseph Galpia Bristol, Ira Hooker Burlington, Abraham Pettibone y Canton, Ezra Adams East-Hartford, Shubael Griswold, Samuel Pitkin East-Windsor, Noah Allen, Roswcll Grant Enfield, Eliphalet Terry, Eiam O. Potter Farming-ton, John Mix, Ezekiel Cowles Glastenbury, George Risley, George Sellew Granby, Joseph Cornish, Orrin Lee Ilartland, Phinehas Coe, Eli Wilder Marlborough, Joel Foot Simsbury, Noah A. Phelps, William Mather Scuthington, Roger Whittlesey, Samuel Hart Suflield,^Luther Loomis, Martin Sheldon . Wethersfield, Ezekiel P. Belden, Joseph Bulkeley Windsor, Timothy Phelps, John Chaffee NEW-HAVEN, Gideon Kimberly, Charles Denissn Branford, Jared Bradley, Nathan Harrison Cheshire, Andrew Hull, jun. William Law Derby, Reuben Luroan East-Haven, Amos Bradley Guilford, Augustus Collins, Joseph Elliott Ham den, Jesse Tuttle Milford, A. V. PI. De Witt, Hezekiah Bull Meriden, Solomon R. Hall Middlebury, David Thompson North-Haven, Joseph Doolittle Oxford, David Tomlinson Southbury, Shadrach Osborn Wallingford, Jared Potter, David M. Cook Waterbury, Andrew Adams, Giles Brockett Woodbridge, Hezekiah Baldwin, James Thomas Wolcott, Street Richards NEW-LONDON, Lyman Law, Christo. Manwaring Norwich, Thomas L. Thomas, John Fanning Bozrah, John Hough Colchester, Benjamin Trumbull, Daniel Watrous f Franklin, Eleazer Tracy Groton. John Daboll, Tiio's B. Gray Lisbon, William Adams Lyme, Nath'l Matson, Selden WTarner Montville, Wm. W. Haughton North-Stonington, Chester Smith Preston, Isaac Hewit, Hezekiah Boardman Stonington, Coddington Billings,'Nath'l Palmer, jr. Waterford, George Williams FAIRFIELD, David Burr, Samuel B. Sherwood Danbury, Eliakim Benedict, Jonas Benedict Brookfield, Daniel Tomlinson Greenwich, Isaac How, Nehemiah Wilson Huntington, Ebenezer Beardsley, Joseph Skelton New-Canaan, Samuel St. John New-Fair field, J. Bulkely Newtown, David Baldwin, Silas Faircliild Norwalk, William M. Betts, Jacob Osborn Reading, Andrew L. Hill, Lemuel Sanford Ridgefield, Nathan Dauchey, Jesse S. Bradley Stamford, James Stearns, Smith Mead Stratford, Elijah Ufford jun. John S. Cannon Sherman, (no choice) Trumbull, Stephen Beardsley Weston, Stephen Wheeler, Gershom Bradley Wilton, David Belding WINDHAM, Elisha Abbe, Nath'l Manning Ashford, Cyrus Dow, Abel Simmons Brookfield, Daniel Putnam Canterbury, Asa Frost, Daniel Butts Columbia, "Samuel West Hampton, Ebenezer Griffin Kiliingly, Jedidiah Sabin, Samuel Sprague Lebanon, Wm. T. Williams, Wm.Huntington, jun. Mansfield, SkifFFreeman. Roger WTaldo Plainiield, Jo eph Eaton, T imothy Parks Pornfret, John H. Payson, Reuben Spalding Sterling, Lemuel Dorrance Thompson, George Larned, John Jacobs, jun. Voluntown, Samuel Kinne Woodstock, john M'Ckllan, A. Williams LITCHFIELD, Aaron Smith, Natli'l Goodwin Barkhamstead, Pelatiah Allen, Medad Munson Bethlem, David Bellamy Canaan, John Adams, John Webb Colebrock, Samuel Mills, Seth Marshall Cornwall, Benjamin Gould, Oliver Burnham Goshen, Birdsey Norton, AdinoHale Karwinton. James Brace, Benjamin Griswold Kent, Barzillai Slosson New-Hartford, James Marsh, Asa Cowles New-Milford, Beebe Hine, Ebenezer Smith Norfolk, Nathaniel Stevens, John Dickinson Plymouth, Daniel Potter Roxbury, Elihu Canfield Salisbury, Lot NOT ton, jun, Samuel Lee Sharon, Isaac Pardee, Simeon Blackman Torrington, Lyman VVetmore, John Gillet, jun. Washington, D* N. Brinsmade, J. Wrhittlesey Warren, Benjamin Carter Watertown, John H. De Forest Winchester, Phineas Miner, Joseph Holmes Woodbury, Noah B. Benedict, John Strong MIDDLE TOWN, Chauncey Whittlesey, John Pratt Chatham, Hezekiah Goodrich, Constant Welch Durham, Guernsey Bates, Seth Seward East-Haddam, Eliphalet Holmes, Josiah Grifling Haddam, Elias Seldem Jona. Huntington Killingworth, George Elliott, 2d, Dan Lane Saybrook, Joseph Hill, Elisha Sill TOLLAND, Jonathan Barnes, Jabez Kingsbury Bolton, Saul Alvord Coventry, David Hale, Elisha Edgerton Ellington, John H. Goodrich Hebron, Daniel Brown, Hezekiah Bisseil Somers, Calvin Pitkin, Vashni Hall Staftbrd, Nathaniel Hvde, Jesse Cadv Uuion, Samuel Crawford, Robert Paul Vernon, Oliver King WiUiugton, Samuel Denton, Zabulon Crocker NOMINATION FOR ASSISTANTS— i809-
votes. votes. Asher Miller 9244 Judson Canfield 10312 Aaron Austin 9350 Theodore Dwight 10188 David Daggett 9943 Jonathan Ingersoll 10106 Jonathan Brace 10176 Frederick Wolcott 10054 Elizur Goodrich 1026? Roger M.Sherman 9993 Matthew Griswokl 10248 Joseph Walker 9539 Stephen T.Hosmer 10398 Jonathan Barns 9368 Henry Champion 10410 Shubael Griswo'd 9079 Calvin Goddard 10529 j Asa Chapman 8814 John C. Smith 10638 | Daniel Putnam 8624 The following gentleman received the number of votes affixed to their respective names, Joshua King Daniel Tilden 5o«o Eben'r Devotion Hez. Goodrich 5343 Walter Bradley Isaac Spencer, 2d 5229 Moses Seymour Andrew Hull, jun. 5212 Jabez Fitch Nathaniel Perry 5168 Rufus Hitchcock Elijah House 5154 Moses Warren Luther Loomis 5114 Nicoll Fosdick Eli Todd 5098 John Welch John T. Peters 5056 Enoch Burrows Thomas Seymcur 4801
NOMINATION FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, May, 1808, votes. votes- Lewis B. Sturges 9,315 Sylvester Gilbert 9,076 Eben. Huntington 9,293 Samuel W. Dana 9,048 Epaph. Champion 9,293 Svivanus Backus 8,978 Lyman Law 9,284 John Davenport, j'r 8,800 Jona.O. Moseley 9,262 Timothy Pitkin, j'r 8,763 Benj. Tallmadge 9,226 Nathan Smith 8,575 Sam'l B. Sherwood 9,085 | Uriel Holmes, j'r 8,557"* Nathaniel Terry 9,081 Asa Bacon, j'r 8,260 John Caldwell 9,076 j Noah Webster, j'r 8,109 Judicial and Civil Department. •"••iw JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOUR COURT. Hon. Stephen M. Mitchell, esq. Chief Judge. Hon. Tapping Reeve,esq. I Hon. Nath'l Smith, esq. Hon. Zcph. Swift, esq. j Hon. J. G. Brainard,esq. Hon. John Trumbull,esq. I Hon. Sim. Baldwin, esq. Hon. Wm. Eclmond,esq. | Hon. John C. Smith, esq*
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. COUNTY COURT, Jonathan Brace, esq. Chief Judge. Plipy Hillyer, esq. I Joh n Mix, esq. Eliphalet Terry, esq. | Samuel Woodruff, j'r esq*. Thomas Chester, esq. Clerk and Treasurer, and Clerk of the Superior Court. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Hartford John Morgan Thomas Seymour Daniel Wads worth Samuel Wyllys Tho's S. Williams, esq's. Jonathan Bull Berlin William Moseley Gad Stanley Chauncey Goodrich Amos Hosford Kphraim Root James North Andrew Kingsbury Elijah Hooker Nathaniel Terry Daniel Dunbar Enoch Perkins David Webster Nathan Perkins j'r Roger Norton John Caldwell Ezra Scovii, esquires Amasa Keyes Prist cl Thomas Chester Enos Ives Jonathan W. Edwards Bryan Hooker, esquire* EJsha Colt •Burlington Henry Terry Abraham Pettibone lehabod L. Skinner Simeon Hart William Bradley Bliss Hart, esquires F Canton Caleb Merrhrran, esq'rs Ezra Adams Hart land George Humphreys Uriel Holmas Solomon Everest John Treat Riverius BidweU, esq'rs Cephas Selden Enfield Israel Williams, esquires John Reynolds Marlborough John Taylor, esquires Israel Foot E ast-Hartford joel Foot, esquires Jonathan Wells Southing ton Elisha Pitkin Roger Whittlesey Samuel Flagg Samuel Hart, esquires Benajah Phelps Sufjield George Griswold Thadtleus Leavett George Pitkin Asahel Hathaway t^hubatl Griswold, esq'rs Joseph Austin East- Windsor John W. Ha neb eft Uoswell Grant William Gay, esquires ('aleb Booth Symibury Charles Jenks, esquires Dudley Petti bone Farming-ton Calvin Barber Ichabod Norton Campbell Humphrey Timothy Pitkin j'r John Bester, esquires Roger Hooker Wether field Ezekiel Coles Samuel W. Williams Samuel Coles, esquires Joseph Bulkeley Gtastenbury John Williams Philip Sellne Ezekiel P. Belden Kbsha Hale Hez. Belden, esquires Zephaniah H. Smith W indsor Pardon Brown, esquires Roger Newberry Granby Oliver Mather Or:"as Pettibone Abiel Griswold Judah Iiolcomb Josiah Bissell ,\: c'rew Hi"Iver Isaac Ov* en j'r 1 -frzekiah Hoi comb Edward Selden Joseph Cornish Elihu Mills Nathanie.thaniell Prattt John Sergeant, esquiresquiree s Ion. Chauucey Goodrich, esq. State Attorney. PRACTISING ATTORNIES. Hartford East-Hartford Chauncey Goodrich Pliny Wight, esq. William 'Moseley East- Windsor Nathaniel Terry Samuel P. Waldo Ephraim Root Guy Gaylord Enoch Perkins Charles Reynolds, esq'rs Theodore Dwight Enfield David Bisselj'r William Dixon, esquire Jonathan W. Edwards Farming ton Thomas S. Williams Timothy Pitkin j'r Walter Mitchell Samuel Cowles Isaac Perkins Lemuel Whitman, esq'rs Elisha Phelps Glastenbury Aaron M. Church Zephaniah H. Smith,esq. Joseph Trumbull Granby Thomas Huntington j'r Thomas Hoi comb Steel man Adams And'w D. Hillyer Seth Terry Grover Griswold, esq'rs Solomon Smith Symsbury Nathan Johnson William Williston Henry Terry Sereno Pettibone, esq'rs IchabodL. Skinner oouthington William Bradley Roger Whittlesey, esq. Jonathan Law Nuffield John M. Gannett Hezekiah Huntington Sheldon W. Candee William Gay CharlesMoseleyjesquires Seth Parsons Berlin God f'y Scar borough ,esq's Daniel Dunbar, esq. Wet hers field Bristol John Williams Laurens Barnes, esq. Samuel Pettis, esquires Canton Windsor Sherman Everest, esq. I John Sargeant j Joseph H. Russell, esq'rs Stephen Chester, esq. Wethers field, Sheriff. , Deputy-Sheriffs.— Titus L. Bissell, Horace Wads- worth, John B. Ripley, HartfordL Nathan Merrow, East-Hartford: Daniel Abby, jr. Enfield* Eze- kiel Cowles, j'r, Farmington. Joshua R. Jewett Granby. Oliver Hanchett, SuffielcL ElihuDraks Jonathan Palmer^ j'r- Windsor. Daniel Corning, Hartford, Jailor.
COUNTY OF NEW-HAVEN. COUNTY COURT. Hon. Elizur Goodrich, Esq. Chief Judge. Gideon Buckingham,esq. I Dyer White, esq. John Kingsbury, esq. j Noah Webster, esq. Henry Daggett, etq. Treasurer. John H. Lynde, esq. Clerk. Dyer White, esq. Clerk of Superiour Court.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. New- Haven Tho. T. Cornwall, esqr's Henry Daggett Derby Joseph Darling John Humphreys Thomas Painter 1 Levi. Tomlinson Elish't Man son Josiah Dudley William Hillhouse, j'r Amasa Porter Eneas Munson, j'r Philo Bassett, esquires Charles Denison East - Haven John B '.rker Josiah Bradley Stephen Twining Enos Hemingway Seth P. Staples, esquires Stephen Wood ward,esq's Bran ford Hamden Edward Russell John Hubbard Orchard Gould Eli Whitney Benjamin rage Aaron Bradley James Barker Elam Ives, esquires Solomon Lindsley Guilford Jonathan Merrick Augustus Collins Josi ih F. Linsley, esq'rs Miles Munger Cheshire Jonathan Todd Burrage Beach Henry Hill Asahel Chittenden Nathan Chidsey Amos Baldwin Daniel Hand j'r David Badger Nathaniel Griflirg Shadrach Osborn~ Abraham Chittenden j'r Simeon Hinman Samuel Robinson Titus Pierce, esquires Samuel Fowler, esquires Wallingford Mi If or d Oliver Stanley- Abraham V. H. DeWitt John M'Cteave Eli as Clark Samuel Hall, j'r William Durand Ephraim Cook Benjamin Bull, esquires Aaron .Hall Meriden Geo. W.Stanley* esquires Zen as Mitchell Waterbnry Asaph Merriam John Lewis Amasa Lewis, esquires Frederick Hotchkiss Middhbury Truman Porter David Thompson Joshua Atwater Leman Townsend Bennet Bronson, esquires Philo Bronson, esquires H oodbridge A or th-Haven David French Joshua Barns Thomas Darling Peter Eastman Samuel Osborne Isaac C. Stile3, esquires Elihu Sap. ford Oxford John Riggs John Thomas David Tomnnson David Thomas, esquires Abel Wheeler, esquires Wolcott Southbury Mark Harrison Justus Johnson Isaac Bronson,esq'rs Benjamin Stiles Jonathan Ingersoil, esq. State Attorney. PRACTISIN G ATTORNXES. A etv-Have.i Seth P. Staples Jonathan Ingersoll John H. Lynde William Hitlhcuse j'r William Bristol David Daggett Jesse Atwater James HiUhouse Henry W. Edwards Nathan Smith Charles Denison Isaac Mills De Lau De Forest ( Levi Ives j'r Asaph Dunbar Isaac M. Wales Jonathan E.Porter Stephen Twining Hleazcr Foster F 2 Jeremiah Everts Middleburij Jonathan Atwater Alva Beebe, esq. George Hoadly, esquries Soul h bury Cheshire Benjamin Stiles Burrage Beach, esq. Simeon Hinman Derby Curtis Hinman, esquires John Humphrey Waliingford Josiah Dudley, esquires George W. Stanley, esq. Milford Water bury Abraham V. H. De Witt Cyrus Clark David B. Ingersoll,esq'rs Bennet Bronson Oxford, L. Wales, esq, Laurens Barns, esquires Nathaniel Rossiter, esq. Sheriff'* Defiuty-Sheriff'?.—Josiah B. Morse, Aew-Haven. Waiting Stanley,Cheshire. Francis French, Derby. Ambrose Rice, Waliingford. Medad Hotchkjss,. WoodbridgOrlando Porter, Waterbury. John Clarke, New-Haven, Jailor.
COUNTY OF NEW-LONDON. COUNTY COURT. Etias Perkins, esq. Chief Judge.- Hon Matthew Griswold, j Nathaniel Shipman, Hon. Henry Champion, i George Colfax, esquires M itthew Griswold, esq. Treasurer. Charles Lathrop, esq. Clerk, and Clerk of the Su- periour Court.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. A ew-London A orivich Jonathan Starr Christopher Leffingwell Guy Richards Elisha Hyde Lyman Law Andrew Huntington Jacob B. Gurley Asa Spalding William P. Cleaveland Andrew Perkins William Williams Thomas Fanning Jirah Isham James Lanman Eben'r Learnedjesquires James Backus Evastu* Huntington Selden Warner Jabez Huntington, esq'rs Richard M'Cufdy Bozrah William Noyes Asa WoojJworth Seth Smith Ellas West Remick Wait, esquires Asa Fitch, esquires Montville Colchester Daniel F. Raymond Joseph I sham Jerries Fitch John Isham Jared Com stock John H. Watrous David Turner Joel Worthington Jacob Loomis, esquires Roger Bulkeley North- Stonington Asa Bigelow Joshua Babcock Benjamin Trnmbull Stephen Avery 2d .Samuel A. Peters, esq'rs Stephen Hall Franklin Eli Ilyde Thomas Prentice Silas Hartshorne Elias Hewitt, esquires Eleazer Tracy, esquires Preston Groton Benjamin Coit F>benezer Ledyard Samuel Mott Amos Geer Jeremiah Halsey Ebenezer Avery 2d Daniel Morgan j'r Isaac Avery Isaac Avery Christopher Morgan Alexander Stewart Ralph Hurlbut Charles Fanning Isaac Gallup Solomon Giddins Ebenezer Morgan Jonah Witter John O* Miner, esquires Moses Lester Lisbon John Tyler Levi Perkins Stephen Meech, esquires Joshua Perkins 9 Stonington Elisha Morgan Nathaniel Miner William Adams, esquires Elijah Palmer Lyme Coddington Billings Andrew Griswold Edward Smith Seth Elv j'r Isaac Williams 2d David F Sill Park Williams •Moses Warren William Randall, esq'rs Calvin Selden Water ford David M, Jewett Griswold Avery Pardon T- Taber I Dan'lH. Caulkins, esq'rs John S. Miller | Asa Spalding, esq. State Attorney.
PRACTISING ATTORNIES, Aew-London George Perkins Lyman Law George D. Hill Jacob B. Gurley Cha's F.Harrington,esq's William P. Cleaveland Colchester Jirah Isham Benjamin Trumbull Ebenezer Learned Samuel A. Peters, esq'rs Wm.F. Brainard, esq'rs Lyme Aotwich Richard M'Curdy Calvin Goddard David M. Jewett Elisha Hyde Page, esquires Asa Spalding Preston Luther Spalding Jeremiah Halsey, esq, William S. Hart Stonington James Lanman Nathaniel Miner John Hyde Coddington Billings Joseph Williams George Hubbard Ulysses Selden Amos Wheeler, j'r.esq'rs James Stedman Joshua Huntington, esq. Norwich, Sheriff. Deputy-Sheriff's—William Richards, Hezek.iah Goddard, Aew-London. Bela Peck, Shubael Breed, Aorwich. Solomon Scovil, Colchester. WatrouS Beckwith, Lyme. Paul Babccck, Stonington. Jailors—Chauncey Arnold, Aew-London. Seth Miner, A orwich.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COUATY COURT. Samuel Wr. Johnson, esq. Chief Judge. Nathan Wheeler, esq. I Andrew L. Hill, esq. Joseph Silliman, esq. j Daniel B. Cook, esq. Lewis B. Sturges, esq. Treasurer. David Burr, esq. Clerk, and Clerk of the Superiour Court. JUSTICES 0, THE PEACE. Fairfield Huntington Joseph Strong Elisha Mills David Ally a Diodate Silliman Lewis B. Sturges Abel French David Julah Ebenezer Beardsiey Samuel Rowland Othniel De Forest Samuel B. Sherwood John Curtis, esq'rs Gershom Burr Aror walk Ebenezer Banks Job Bartram Talcott Banks Eiiphalet Loekwood Israel Bibbius Taylor Sherman Roger M. Sherman William M. Betts David Hubbell Hezekiah Jar vis -Hull Bradley, esquires Henry Belden Danbury Lewis Raymond Joseph P. Cook Jonathan Knight, esq'rs Thomas Taylor New-Canaan Benjamin Hicock Isaac Richards Thomas Taylor jun. Eliphalet St. John, esq'rs Comfort Hoyt jun. A ew-Fairfield /Vaniel N. Carrington Nehemiah Berdslee Matthew B. Whittlesey Joseph Bass jun. Andrew Beers David Lane, esq'rs Moses Hatch A ewtown David Foot esq'rs David Baldwin Brook fie1 d Samuel C. Blackman Eli Per ry John Sanford verrus Hawley Asa Chr.pman Colby Chamberlain Zucheriah Ferris, esq'rs John Northrop Redding Daniel Tomlinson, esq'rs William Heron Greenwich James Rogers Ebenezer Me id Peter Sanford Gilbert Close Lemuel Sanford, esq'rs Jabez Mead Ridg/lcld William Knap Nathan Smith Elisha Belcher Samuel fetebbins David Wood, jun. esq'rs Timothy Keeler Job Smith David Barlow Thomas St. John, esq'rs Levi Hub bell Stamford G. B. Giddens, esq'rs John, Davenport jun. Trumbull Reuben Schofield Lewis Burton Samuel Webb Stephen Middhbrook Ebenezer Davenport Judson Curtiss Nathan Weed David Seelye, esq'rs Joseph Wood, esq'rs Weston Stratford Jeremiah Rowland Robert Walker Wm. Prince Abijah M'Ewmg Squire Adams Joseph Walker Isaac Bennet, esq'rs Joseph Backus Wilton Josiah Lacey Matthew Marvin J. H. Tomlinson, jr. esq'rs Thaddens Mead Sherman Zadock Raymond, esq' Stephen Barnes Samuel B. Sherwood, esq. State Attorney•
PRACTISING ATTOHNIES. Fairfield Timothy Shepard, esq- David Burr "JS/orwalk Lewis B. Sturges Taylor Sherman, esq. Samuel Rowland Redding Samuel B. Sherwood Bissell, esq. Gideon Tomlinson Stamford Thaddeus B. Wakeman John Davenport jun. Roger M. Sherman,esq'rs James Stevens Danbury Simeon H. Miner Matthew B. Whittlesey Frederick Scovi) Moses Hatch Joseph Wood, esq'rs Epaphras W. Bull Stratford Aianson Hamlin, esq'rs Joseph Walker Greenwich Robert Fairchild Timothy Walker, esq. j Joseph Backus A ewtown I Charles M'Ewing Samuel C. Blackman Charles Bostwick Asa Chapman I Wm. Benedict, esq. Ebenezer Dimond, esq. Sheriff* Deputy Shiriffs.—John G. Allen, Fairfield. Sa- muel Wild man, jun. Banbury* Herman Warner* J\eivtov)n. Thomas F. Rowland, J\otwalk. Aaron Morehouse, Redding. Joseph Gray, Stamford. John Thompson, Stratford. Agur Lewis, Huntington'. Ear a Gregory, Bridgeport. Jailors—Joseph Allyn, Fairfield. Samuel Wiidman, jun. JDanbury.
COUNTY OF WINDHAM. COUNTY COURT. Hon. Thomas Grosvenor, Chief Judge. Ebenezer Devotion esq. I Hezekiah Ripley, esq. James Gordon, esq. J Lemuel Ingais, esq. James Gordon, esq. Treasurer. Samuel Gray, esq. Clerk, and Clerk of Sup. Court.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Windham Luther Paine Samuel Gray Asa Bacon Jabez Ci; rk Issac Backus Samuel Perkins Rufus Adams David W. Yc-ung Asa Butts Philip Hay ward Andrew T-. Juclson, esq's Zebediah Tracy, esq'rs Columbia Ash ford James Pineo William Wa.ker Asahel Clark, jun. Abel Simmons Isaac Ticknor, enquires} osias Bnyles Hampton William Pei kins Ebenezer Moseky Lcrj. Bos worth, esquires Philip Pearl Brooklyn James Burnett, esq'rs John Parish Kitlingly Jo:?eph Scarborough Sampson Howe James E1 dredge James Danielson Roger W. Widiams Ezra Hutciiins * Daniel Putnam, esq'rs I Jool Day Canterbury Joseph Adams Daniel Frost Robert Tony Anthony Brown, esq'rs Ebenez&r Kingsbury Lebanon John Holbrook, esquires Peleg Thorn es Surling Thaddeus Clark John Wylie William T. Williams Samuel Bullock Eliph't iVxctcalf Thomas Backus Charles Lathrop Artemas Bi ker, esquires Peleg Thomas j'r, esq'rs Thompson Mansfield Thaddeus Earned Constant South worth Jason Ph'pps Jesse Williams Noadiah Russell John Salter George Earned Barzillai Swift John Jacobs, esquires Miner Grant, esq'rs Voluntovjn ' * rial field Allyn Campbell William Dixon James Alexander N Anthony Bradford Joseph Wylie Ephraim Wheeler Woodstock Joseph Eaton John M'Clellan John Douglass j'r Nehemiah Child John Lester, esq'rs John Fox Pomfret j Ebenezer Smith Lemuel Grosvenor Jonathan Morse, esquires Sylvanus Backus I Jiihez Clark, esq. State Attorney.
PRACTISING ATTORN IKS. Windham Daniel Kies, esquires Timothy Larrabee Canterbury Jabez Clark Rufus Adams Samuel Perkins Andrew T.Judson, esq'rs John Baldwin Columbia David W- Young Asahel Clark, esquire John Fitch Hampton Philip Hay ward, esquires James Howard j'r esq. As I fiord Killinglv William Perkins Seth D. Burbank David Bolles, esquires Ebenezer Young, esq'rs Brooklyn Lebanon John Parish Wm, T. Williams, esq. Platnfield Thompson Joseph Eaton, esquire George Lamed Pomfret Simon Davis j'r, esquire Sylvanus Backus Woodstock John Hoibrook, esquires John M'Clellan, esquire Sterling Artemas Baker, esquire Henry Webb, esq. Windham, Sheriff. Deputy-Sheriffs.— John Perkins, Ashford. Wal ter Hough, Canterbury. John Gallup, Brooklyn Elisha Gleason, Pomfret. Hubbard Dutton, Leba- non. George Gordon, Plainfitld. Rensellaer Childs, Woodstock. v Benjamin Brewster, Windham, Jailor.
COUNTFOTILIT CHFIELD. COUNTY COURT, Hon. Aaron Austin, esq. Chief Judge. David Smith, esq. j Judson Canfield, esq. D. N. Brinsmade, escp j Birdsey Norton, esq. Julius Deming, esq. Treasurer. Fred. Wolcott, esq. Clerk, and Clerk of Sup. Court. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Litchfield Bar khsmpstead James Morris Joseph Wilder John Alien Israel Jones Uriel Holmes Samuel Hayden Frederick Wolcott Pelatiah Alien, esquires Julius Deming Bethlem Seth Landon David Bellamy ^ Roger Marsh Ebenezer Perkins Nathan Bassett Billy Ambler R. N. Whittlesey Geo. D. Kassen, esquires Benjamin Tallmadge Canaan Aaron Smith Elizur Wright James Gould John Elmore Peter Sherman, esquires John Hurlbut Silas Fraaklin, esquires Holt-brook Benjamin Welch, esq'rs Elijah Rockwell Plymouth Samuel Mills Daniel Potter Reuben Rockwell, esq'rs Lake Potter, esquires Cornwall Roxbury * Judah Kellogg Curtis Hurd John Fierce Phineas Smith John Sedgwick Elihu Canfield, esquires Oliver Burnham Sharon Benjamin Gold David Downes John Calhoun, esquires Isaac Pardee Cos hen Augustus Taylor Nathan Hale Daniel St. John, esquires Adijio Hale Salisbury Samuel Hopkins, esq'rs Joshua Porter JJcirwsraon A don ij ah Strong James Brlxe Samuel Lee Lewis Catliii Elisha Sterling Eenj. Griswcld, esmiircs Lot Norton, j'r. esquires Kent Torrington Barzillai Slosson Elisha Smith .Julius Caswell Phineas North Matthew Elliott Norman Griswold John Raymond, esquires William Battle, esquires A civ-Wart ford Washington Abraham Kellogg David Whittlesey Asa Cowles William Coggswell Roger Mills Elijah Hazen, esquires Chaiiii. Seymour, esq'rs Winchester hew-Milford Eliphaz Alvord Reuben Warner Samuel Hurlbut Eiislm Bostwick Solomon Rockwell Abijali Treat Phineas Minor, esquires David S» Boardman Warren Nathaniel Taylor Nathaniel Swift Abel Merwin, esquires John Tallinadge A orfoik Ebenezer Tanner, esq'rs Eleazer Holt Watertown Augustus Peuibone Elijah Woodward S. W. South may d John Strong John H. De Forest Reuben Mitchell Charles Merri man,esq'rs Mat. Minor, j'r. esquire* Woodbury Noah B. Benedict Uriel Holmes, esq. State Attorney
PRACTISING ATTORN IE 5. Litchfield Philo Hiccck, esquires John Allen A ei v-Hartford Isaac Baldwin Roger Mills Uriel Holmes Wm. J. Williams, esq'rs James Gould Plymouth Aaron Smith Calvin Butler, esquire Seth P. Beers Roxbw y Asa Bacon j'r Royal R. Hinman, esq. Joseph L. Smith, esq'rs Sharon Cyrus Swan Canaan Ansel Sterling, esquires Thaskkms Wilcox SulisbiLvy John Ehf>ove Elishft Sterling William M. Burrall Martin Strong Thaddeus Munson Samuel Church James Lilly, esquires Judson B. Thomas, esq's Colebrook Washington Martin Thomas, esq- William Coggswell, esq. Goshen Wn Chester Birdsey Baldwin, esq. Phineas Miner Kent N. WTetmore Barziihi Slosson, esq. Joseph Miller,esquires Norfolk Woodbury Augustus Pettibone Noah B. Benedict Michael F. Mills, esq'rs Matthew W.Minor, j'r Aew-Milford John Strong,j 'r David S. Boardman Charles B. Phelps, esq'rs Joseph A. Bostwick Water town Perry Smith Sam '1W. South m ay d ,e sq. John R. Landon, esq. Sheriff. JDrfi uty- Sh erijfis. —-Roge r Cook, Litchfield. Sam - ttel Comstock, Aeiv-Milford. Nathaniel Robbing, Aorfcik. Roswell Austin, A ew* Hartford* Time- thy Chittenden, Salisbury. PhiloDe Forest, Wood- bury. J. Calhoun, Cornwall. Linus Fenn, Ply- mouth. David Bird, Bethlem. Roger Cook, Litchfield, Jailor.
COUNTTot MIDDLESEX, COUATY COURT. Hon. Asher Miller, esq. Chief Judge. Eliphalet Holmes, esq. j Seth Overton, esq. William Morgan, esq. | Lemuel Storrs, esq. Serb Overton, esq. Treasurer. John Fisk,esq. Clerk, and Clerk of Superiour Court. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Middle town Guernsey Bates, esquires Samuel W« Dana East- Ha dda n i Chauncey Whittlesey Jonathan O. Moseley "Matthew T. Russell' Isaac Spencer,2d Nehemian riuooarajjr | Hall Ebenezer Sage Timothy Gates, 2d William Plumbe Ebenezer Holmes Isaac Gvidley Josiah GriiBng Isaac Mil! r Israel Cone Amos Sage John Bramard John Pratt William Cone, esquires Eben'r Roberts, 2d, esq's Had da ni ( hat hum Ezra Brainsird Daniel Shepard Smith Clark David White Oliver Wells John Parmele Stephen T-ioba Is, esquires David Clark Kulingworth William Dickson Hczeki/ih Lane Asahel H. Strong Abraham Pierson Cyrus Bill. Job W right Natk'I Corn well, esquire s Martin Lord Durham Dun Lane Simeon Parsons George Elliott j j'r, esq'rs Dan Pafmele Saybrook Charles Coe Jonathan Lay John Standard William Hart r Timothy Starkey Jonathan W arner Samuel Hart t John Piatt John Bull j Thomas Silliman Samuel Williams Clark Nott, esquires Samuel Tullv Hon. Stephea T. Hosmer, esq. State Attorney*
PRACTISING ATT0RNI12S. Mtddletorjn Chatham Stephen T. Hosracr Asah el H. Strong Samuel W. Dana John II. Peters, esquires Matthew T. Russell East-Haddam Enoch Huntington Jonathan O. Moseley Alexander Collins Jared Spencer Elijah Hubbard N. L. roster, esquires Chauncey Whittlesey, j'r //addam John L. Lewis Linus PavmeleCj j'r, esq. Levi H. Clarke William Van Deursen j'r Amaziah Bray, esquire Titus S. Hosmer,esquires Say brook George W. Jewett, esq. Enoch Parsons, est]. Sheriff Defiut y-Sheriffs.—A sah el Loom i sMid diet o iiw. Daniel Smith, rfaddam. Chevers Brainard, Ebene- zer Holmes, East-Haddam. Nathaniel Matson, J.yme. Heman Starkey, Say brook. Ralph Smith, Chatham. Daniel Smith, Haddam, Jailor.
COUNTY OF TOLLAND. COUNTY COURT,\ Sylvester Gilbert, esq. Chief Judge. Jesse Cady, esq. j Oliver King, esq. Samuel Dunion, esq. j David Hale, esq Ephraim Grant, esq. Treasurer and Clerk ana Clerk of the Supencur Court. G 2 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Tolland John H. Buell Jonathan Barnes John H. Wells, esquires Jabez Kingsbury Ellington Elisha Stearns, esquires John H. Goodrich Bolton Asa Willey Samuel Carver Robert Hyde, esquires Ichabod Warner Somers Saul Alvord, j'r, esquires Benjamin Pfcflps Coventry Giles Pease Jesse Root Calvin Pipkin Eph raim Kingsbury Solomon L. Fuller, esq's Be.rn.jah Str- g Stafford Eleazer Pom'erny* ; Elcazer W. Phelps JJani::] Burr.ap Eliab Alden, esquires Natffah Howard Vertiffn Elisha Ed gar ton Phineas Talcott Joseph Takott, esquires Eben. Kellogg, j'r, esq'rs Hebron Union Samuel Gilbert Samuel Crawford Elihu Marvin Abijah Sessions, esquires Elijah House Willing ton Joel Jones Elisha Johnson, esquire Jonathan Barnes, esq. State Attorney.
PRACTISING ATTOKNIES. Tolland Hebron Jonathan Barnes John T. Peters Elisba Stearns Stuart Beebe, esquires Calvin .Willey, esquires Sonars Iiolton Elisha Wales Saul Aivord, esquire Walter R. Kibbe, esq'rs Coventry Stafford Jeremiah Parish, esquire Eleazer W. Phelps Ellington Tho's S. Seymour, esq'rs A°»a Willey, esquire George O. Gilbert, esq. Hebron, Sheriff. I)efiutij'Shcriffs.—William Williams, Tolland,— A'aolia!) Johnson, Stafford. Nathan Chapman, Tolland, Jailor. COURTS OF PROBATE.
Districts. Judges. Clerks. Hartford, Jonathan Brace, New-Haven, Elizur Goodrich, John H Lvnde New-London, Lyman Law, Eben. Learned Fairfield, Samuel Rowland, Gershom Burr II tad ham, Hezekiah. Ripley, Samuel Grav JJich field, Fred'k Wolcott, . IUHitilrtuWn, Asher. Mirer, , John Fisk • Plain fie Id, Jan en Gordon, John Douglass, jr. Qui I ford, Ed ward Russel, Ilenry Hill Norfolk, Ali^s Pettibone, Woodbury, Koah'B. Benedict, M. Miner Stamford, E. Davenpor t j an. A, Dave.,})ort Danbury, J. P. Cook, J. P. Cook, junr. Fast-Haddam,Isaac Spencer, .Tared Spencer Norwich, A tid'wHuntington,J. Huntingdon Pomfret, T. Grosvenor, L. Grosvenor Sharon, Joshua Porter, John M. Holly Stafford, Jesse Cady, E. W. Phelps Sims bury , Geo. Humphrey, William Stone Stonington, CodwvgtonBillings,Edward Smith Farming ton, John Tread well, Martin Bull W ailing ford. G. W. Stanley, Joshua Atwater Say brook, Hezekiah Lane, Dan Lnne S ralford. Robert Walker, Joseh Walker Fasl- IVindsor,Eliphalet Terry, Elam O. Potter Water bury, j. Kingsbury, " Edward Porter Nor walk, T. Sherman, Wm- M. Betts New-MUford, D. S. Board man, J. A. Boat wick Hebron, Sylvester Gilbert,Stewart Betbe Granby, Pliny Hillyer,
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Hartford, Enoch Perkins, Theodore Dwight New-Haven, C Elizur Goodrich, Dyer White cJohn H. Lynde Derby, John Humphreys, jun. Milfbrtl, David B. Ingersell New-London, Lyman Law, Ebenezer Learned Norwich, James Lanman, William S. Hart. Stoning ton, Coddington Billings Lyme., William Noyes, jun. rrest on, Samuel Mott Fairfield, Lewis B. Sturges Windham, Samuel Perkins Woodstock, Jedidiah Morse Litchfield, Frederick Wolcott £haron, John C. Smith Middletown, j^cSr*1' Nuffield, Hezekiah Huntington JVorwalk, Eliphalet Lockwood Salisbury, Elisha Sterling Bridgeport, Joseph Backus Stratford, Robert* Walker Danbury, Amos Cook Brooklyn, John Parish
MINISTERS AND CHURCHES, In the State of Connecticut.
COUNTY OF HARTFORD. Hartford Vacant B Bev, Nathan Strong D.D. Canton Jere. Hallock Abel Flint Jared Mills Nathan Perkins D.D. East-Hartford Menzies Rayner E Andrew Yates Henry Grew B Vacant Berlin Benoni Upson Alas Brumley B John Smalley D.D. East- Windsor Evan Johns Dav.M'Clure D.D. ") Plurality E Thomas Robbins 3 Bristol Giles H. Cowles Shubael Bartlett Daniel Wildman B Plurality E Burlington Jona. Miller Enfield Nehem. Pruddea Vacant AC Plurality E George Atwell B Vacant B Farmington Noah Porter Suffield Ebenezer Gay Ruius Haw ley Daniel Waldo Glastonbury P, Hawcs Vacant E Joseph Strong Vacant B Nathan B. BurgessE John Hastings B Granby Isaac Porter Wethersfield Vacant John Marsh D.D. • Vac tut Joshua Belden "> Asa Corn well E Joab Brace 3 Vacant B Calvin Chapin liarlland Aaron Church Vacant B Nathaniel Gaylord Windsor pflfar lb or OUST h Henry A. Rowland David 1*. ttfrfey William F. Miller Simsbury -AE'en lif'Lein Vacant Plurality E Abel Gillet B Vacant B Fred. Chapman B ^Wltlltpgten Wi Ilia in Robinson
COUNTY OF NEW-HAVEN. Abner Smith Rev. Moses Stuart Rich'd Mans field 7 7? Samuel-. Merlin Calvin White $ Tim oih y D w: gh to. D. Plurality " E Ab'ra Jaw-is o.i>. E 1 Ma*t- Haven Saul ('lark Bel a Hubbard Vacant E Noah Williston Gv it ford Aaron Dutton Bra riford John Elliott Timothy P. Gillett William F. Vail Matthew Noyes Vacant Charles Atwater Daviu Baldwin E Vacant E Jiamdm John Hyde Cheshire John Foot Abraham Ailing * Oliver Hitchcock Plurality * E Reuben Ives E Middlebury Mark Mead Derby Thomas Ruggles Miiford Caleb Pitkin Bezaleel Pinneo Waliingford Erastus Scran ton James Noyes V icant E Vacant E Mtwiden Erastus Ripley Vacant B Samuel'Miller Vacant B North-Haven Water bum Luke Wood Benj. Trumbull D.D, Vacant E Vacant E Vac -dst'i Oxford Horace V. Barber E Nathaniel Freeman Wolcott Chauncey Prindie E Israel B. Woodward Southbury Woo db ridge Vacant Benjamin Wildman Vacant Bennet Tyler
COUNTY OF NEW-LONDON. New-London Jason Lee ~ B Rev. Abel M'Ewen Vacant AC CJjnjte 3&burv E Montville Abbbai Alden Samuel West ' B VacaPrt JBozrah Jona. Murdock. Robert Fargo» AC Vacant B Reuben Palmer B Colchester Salmon Cone jxorvjich Ezra Stiles Ely Joseph Strong u.p, Vacant Walter King Eli ad* Blakesley B John Tylel* E Asa Wilcox ' B John Sterry B Franklin Samuel Nott North -St >min*t zri Croton Vacant Vacant. Vacant Peleg Randall B Vacant AC Simeon Brown B Silas Burrows B F res ton John G.Wightman B Lemuel Tyler Lisbon Levi Nelson Vacant Andrew Lee n.n. Plurality E Amos Reed P> Vacant AC JLym" Lathrop Rockwell Amos Reed & Vacant Stonington David Huntington Vacant Christo. AvSry AC Water ford Zadock Darrow B Jabez Beebe B
COUNTY" OF FAIRFIELD. Fairfield Henry Whitlock E Rev. Heman Humphries Redding Nath'l Bartlett Hez. Ripley D.D, Daniel Crocker Vacant Plurality E Plurality E Ridgefield S. Goodrich Asahel Morse B Vacant Brookfield Vacant B Richard Williams Plurality E Plurality E Sherman Banbury Israel Ward M<by Gelston Samuel Sturges Stamford Daniel Smith Elijah G. Plumb E William Fisher Eben. White Sand, Am si Lewis Nathan Buckley B Piatt Buffett Bennet Pepper B Vacant E G re en wich V acant Ebenezer Ferris B Isaac Lewis D. D. Stratford, Plurality E Stephen W. Stebbins Huntington D. Ely D.D. Elijah Waterman Vacant Asiibel Baldwin E Vacant E Vacant B J\ civ -Canaan Trumbull William Bonncy Daniel C. Banks Plurality * E Plurality E A etc-Fairfield Weston Vacant Medad Rogers James Johnson A tti'toivn Jehu Clark Plurality E Daniel Eurhans E Wilton Vacant John. Sherman B Pluralitv E Solomon Glover U — St," John B A or walk Ros'i R. Swan'
COUNTY OF WINDHAM. Windham j Elijah- G. Wells Bev, William Andrews | Vacant AC Vacant B Vacant Joshua Abbey B Nehemiah Dodge B Ashfoid Vacant Mansfield William Storra Sanmel P, Williams Vacant Moses C. Welch Vacant B Joshua Bradley B Vacant B Flair [field Whitman B Joel Benedict D.D. Brooklyn Nathaniel Cole B J. Whitney D.D. Fomjret Asa King Daniel Fog E Walter Lvon Canterbury Plurality ' E George Leonard James Grew B Erastus Learned Sterling Vacant Columbia Vacant Thompson Hamilton Daniel Dow Ludovicus Weld Pierson Crosby B Abel Palmer E Volur.itoivn Vacant Killingly Elisha Atkins Vacant Israel Day Amos Crandal AC Vacant Woods toch Eliph. Lyman Calvin Cooper B William Graves Lebanon, 'jfehulon Ely Alvin Underwood William B. Ripley Amos Wells B jolia Gurley Abial L'Doit B
COUNTY OF LITCHFILD. IJtchfield Plurality E Rev. Judah Champion Canaan Charles Prenticb Amos Chase Pitkin Cowles Joseph E . Camp Vacant B 'I'mman M arsn E Plurality E Abraham Fowler Cole brook Chauncey Lee Vacant B Rufus Babcock * B Barkh emfi s iead Cornwall Ozias Eells Timothy Stone James Beach Josiah Hawes Bethle?n Goshen Asahel Hooker Aiel Backus Ha r uwtfew Josh. Wil Hams Roger Sarle Torrington Kent Joel Boardwell Alexander Gillet J\evj-Hartford Samuel J. Mills Amasa Jerome Isaac Bellows B Vacant B Warren Peter Starr Aew-MUford Vacant B Andrew Elliott Washington Benjamin Benham E Ebenezer Porter Norfolk Am mi R. Robins Samuel Whittlesey Plymouth Plurality E Simon Waterman Plurality E Plurality E Watertown Roxbury Uriel Gridley Zephaniah Smith Russel WTheeler E Plurality E Winchester Isaac Fuller B Frederick Marsh Salisbury Asa Talmage B Joseph Wr. Grossman Woodbury Sharon David L. Perry Noah Benedict Daniel Parker Vacant E Vacant B
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Middktoivn Plurality E Rev.. Dan Huntington East-Haddam John Kewlev E Elijah Parsons Joshua E. Williams William Lyman D.D. Vacant Joseph Vail Thomas Miner Solomon BlakesleyE Joseph Graves AC Haddam David F. field Grant B Simeon Dickinson B Enoch Green B KUlingworth Chatham Achilles Mansfield Cyprian Strong D.D. Josiah B. Andrews Da\ id Seidell Plurality E Joel West Say brook Smith Miles E " Fred. W. Hotchkis* Vacant B Richard Ely \ Durham David 'Jmith Aaron Hovey £ '{ horn as Rich Plurality E Samuel Mills Eliphalet Lester B
COUNTY OF TOLLAND. Tolland Somers Rev. N. Williams D.D. William L. Strong Jonathan Goodwin B Stafford Vacant Bolton George Colton Vacant Coventry Ahiel Abbot Vacant Eph. T. Woodruff Union Vacant Royal Tyler Vernon Ellington Ebenezer Kellogg Diodate Brockway Willing ton Hebro?i Amos Basset Huhbil Loomis Nathan Gillet David Lillibridge E Plurality E Unsettled Ministers and Licentiatesfrom the seve- ral Associations. •Rev. Messrs. Simon Backus, Bridgepert; Jonathan Bartlett, Reading ; Gershom Bulkley, Micidletown ; Samuel Camp, Ridgebury ; Aaron Cleveland, Weth- ersfield ; James Dana, D.D. New-Haven ; Ira Hart, ' Aviiddlebury ; Dan Huntington, Litchfield ; Calvin Ingals, Stafford; Gurdon Johnson, Killingly ; Salmon King, East-Hartford ; William Lockwood, Glast'en* bury ; Samuel Munson, Huntington ; John Noyes, Noriield ; Samuel Stebbins, Simsbury ; John Tay- lor, Enfield. # Licensed Candidates, Jason Allen, jun. Montville ; Jonathan Bird. Ber- lin ; Reuben Chapin, Somers; John Chester, Weth- t rsfield ; John Clark, Washington ; George Colton, Hartford •> Chester Colton, Hartford ; Daniel Crock- cr, Weston; Mills Day, New-Haven ; John G. Dor- rance, Brooklyn ; Joseph Edwards, Middletown ; Nathaniel Freeman, New-Haven ; Henry Frost, N. Haven ; Asahel Gay lord, Norfolk ; Joseph Harvey liast-Haddam ; Daniel Haskell, Canaan ; Nathan- iel G. Huntington, Hartford ; Bela Kellogg, New- Haven ; Francis King, Bolton ; Gilbert R. Li ving- ston, Redhook ; Alien McLean, Vernon ; John Marsh, jun. Wethersfield ; Thomas Punderson, New-Haven ; Andrew Rawson, Wardsburv ; James W. Robbins, Norfolk ; Thomas, Ruggles, Guilford ; Holland Sampson, Ashford ; Henry Sherman, New- Haven ; James W. Tucker, Danburv ; Timothy Tuttle, Durham ; Hezekrah G. UlTord, Stratford ; Horatio Waldo, Coventry ; Stephen Williams,Wood- stoctc; Timothy Williams, Woodstock ; John Wood- bridge, Southampton, Committee to certify the regular standing of fir each - ers travelling from this into other parts of the United States. Rev. Messrs. Nathan Perkins, D. D. William Robinson, Benjamin Trumbull, D. D. Matthew Noyes, Joseph Strong, D. D. Isaac Lewis, D- D. David Ely, D.D. Moses C. Welch, Andrew Lee, Samuel J. Mills, Azel Backus, Elijah Parsons and Nathan Williams, D.D.
Receivers of money in their several Associations for the Treasury of the General Association. Rev. Messrs. Henry A. Rowland, William Robin- son, Samuel Merw'm, Erastus Ripley, SamuelNott, Roswell R. Swan, Jehu Clark, Zebulon Ely, Andrew Lee, Charles Prentiss, Azel Backus, David D. Field, and Ephraim T. Woodruff. # Rev. Abel Flint, Treasurer of the Association, Rev. Andrew Yates, Auditor. Delegates to the General Assembly of the Presbyte- rian Church, to convene at Philadelphia, t[ie 3d Thursday of Mtty> 1810. Rev. Messrs. Henry A. Rowland, Chauncey Lee, aud Zebulon Ely. Substitutes—Rev. Messrs. Beno- ni Upson, Walter King, and Ebenezer Porter. Officers of the Connecticut Missionary Society. His Excl. John Tread well, the Hon, Roger New- berry, the Hon. Jonathan Brace, the Hon. Aaron Austin, Enoch Perkins, esq. the Hon. Asher Miller, the Rev. Messrs. Nathan Perkius, D. r>. Samuel Nott, Calvin Chapin, Samuel J. Mills, Moses C. Welch, and Andrew Yates—trustees• Andrew Kingsbury, esq. Treasurer. Re^> Abel Fll&t, Auditor. Baptist Ordained Unsettled Ministers. Rev.M&ssrs, Asa Spalding, Jedidiah Randall, Ash- er Miner, Francis Darrow, Jonathan Goodwin, Ros- weil Burrows, Joseph Utley, Asa Wilcox.
Preachers of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
NEW-ENGLAND CONFERENCE. Boston District. George Pickering, .Presiding Elder. Lynn, William Stevens Marblehead William Hunt Salisbury, Poplin, 7 Asa Kent, Edward Hyde, and Salem 5 Daniel Went worth Harwick Joseph Merrill Falmouth Erastus Otis Sandwich and^ci- 7 Joseph Snelling tuate $ Benjamin F. Lambord New-Bedford Nehemiah Coy Nantucket lordan Rexford New-Port Daniel W7ebb Bristol & Warren Samuel Mervin Somerset Levi Walker Easton 8c Norton John Tinkham Boston Elijah R. Sabin, Philip Munger , C John Broadhead, Alfred Med- Portsmouth £ caif) Isaac Scfcrritt 89 J\cW' London District. Elijah Hcdding, Presiding Elder. Tolland Benj. P. Hill, Wm. Hinman Ashburnham David Carr, Robert Arnold Needham Benjamin R. Hoyt, N. Hill Providence Sc"> Greenleaf R. Norris, P. Brett Smith field 5 East-Greenwich Thecphilus Smith Pomfret Isaac Bonny, Samuel Cutler New-London Elisha Streeter, John Linsey Vermont District. Thomas Branch, Presiding Elder. Athens Soloman bias Wethersfield Samuel Thomson, Stephen Baily Barnard Eleazer Wells Vershire Joel Steel Barre Warren Bannister,George Gary Danville Yale College, New-Haven. llev./fiMOTHY DWIGHT, S/F.D. President and Professor of Divinity. Hon. Elizur Goodrich, esq. Prcfessor of Law. Jeremiah Day, A.M. Professor of Mathematics and JS/atural Philosophy* Benjamin Silliman, A.M. Professor of Chemistry and Jsutural Jit story. JamesL. Kingsley, A.M. Professor of Languages and Ecclesiastical History. FELLOWS. Re v. Josiah Wh itney, D .H. Rev. Noah Benedict David Ely, D.D. Andrew Lee, D-D. He::. Ripley,D-D, Joseph Strong, D.D. James Dana, D.D Achilles Mansfield John Marsh Benoni Upson The Governour, Lieutenant Governour, and six seniour Council, together with the foregoing Fellows constitute the Corporation. TUTORS. David A. Sherman, A.M. Edward Hooker, A.M. Sereno E. Dwight,A.M. Henry Strong, A.M. Tho's H. Gallaudet,A..M. James Hillhouse, Treasurer. Nathan Beers, Steward. Asahel Nettleton, Butler. Commencement—2d Wednesday of September. Vacations—From Commencement six weeks ; from the 2d Wednesday of January, three weeks ; and from the Wednesday before the second Thurs- day in May, three weeks. EPISCOPAL ACADEMY, CHESHIRE. Rey. ABRAHAM JARVIS, D.D. President. Tiilotson Bronson, Principal. Daniel McDonald, Assistant. BACON ACADEMY, COLCHESTER. John Adams, jun. A.M. Preceptor. Vacations—From the nrst Wednesday of January, two weeks ; from the first Wednesday of May, two weeks ; from the first Wednesday of September, three weeks. Anniversary—First Wednesday in September. HARVARD UNIVERSITY, CAMBRIDGE. Hon. Samuel Webber,D.D. President. Commencement—Last Wednesday in August. Vacation.?—From Commencement four weeks ; from the fourth Wednesday in December, seven weeks ; from the third Wednesday in May, two weeks. BROWN UNIVERSITY, PROVIDENCE. Rev. Asa Messer, D.D President. Commencement—First Wednesday of September. Vacations—From Commencement," four Weeks ; from the first Wednesday of January, six weeks ; from the first Wednesday of May, three weeks. DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, HANOVER, N.H. Hon. John Wheelock, L.L.D. President. Commencement—Fourth Wednesday in August. Vacations—From Commencement, four and an half weeks ; from the first Monday in January, eight and an half weeks. WILLIAM'S COLLEGE, WILLIAM STOW N, MASS. Rev. Ebenezer Fitch, D.D. President. Commencement,—First Wednesday in Septe mber. Vacations—From Commencement, five 1 ks ; from the thrvi Wednesday in Januarv,t at- weeks ; from the first Wednesday in May, three weeks. 9* MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES. HARTFORD. John Caldwell, President. Thomas S. Williams, Secretary. A E JV-HA VEJV. Elias Shipman, President. Austin Denison, Secretary. A'EtV-LOADO.Y Jared Starr, President. David Coit, Secretary, j\OR WICH. Simeon Thomas, President. Shubael Breed, Secretary. MIDDLE TO fVJSr. Benjamin Williams, President. Enoch Parsons, Secretary. B A N K $. HARTFORD BANK. John Caldwell, esq. president. Normand Knox, Cashier. Directors. Mess. John Caldwell Andrew Kingsbury Ephraim Root John Morgan George Goodwin Th add ens* Leavitt William Moseley Joseph Bulkley Nathaniel Terry Days of Discount Mondays and Thursdays.—Hours of business from 9 10 22 o'clock A.M. and from 2 to 4 P.M.—Annual Meeting of the Stockholders second Thuxfday in June. UNION BANK, NEW-LONDON. / Jedidiah Huntington, esq. President. Probert Hallam, Cashier. Directors. / Mess, Jed. Huntington Chailes Bulkeley Bela Peck Guy Richards George Hallam Lyman Law Daniel Lathrop Nathaniel Richards Jonathan Starr Joseph Carew Joseph Perkins Richard M'Curdy James Tilley Days of Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.—Hours ©f Business, from 10 to 12 o'clock A. M. and from 2 to 4 P.M.—Bank shut on Saturdays P.M.and on Thanks- givings, Fast-days, Christmas, and 4th of July.—An- nual Meeting of Stockholders first Thursday in June. NEWr-LONDON BANK. Elisha Denison, esq. President. Anthony Thatcher, Cashier. Directors. Mess. Elisha Denison Jacob B. Gurley Elias Perkins , Edward Hallam Edward Chappell Cushing Eel Is Isaac Thompson Hezekiah Goddard WTilh*irn Williams Days of Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.—Hours of Business from 10 to 12 o'clock A.M. and from 2 to 4 P.M.—Bank shut on Saturday P.M.and on Thanks- giving, Fast-days, Christmas, and 4th of July—An- nual Meeting of the Stockholders, first Tuesday of July. NEW-HAVEN BANK. Isaac Beers, Esq. President. William Lyon, Cashier. 95 Directors. Mess. Isaac Beers Ebener Peck Joseph Drake Abraham Bradley John Nicoll Ebenezer Huggins Abraham Bishop Frederick Hunt Elias Shipman William Leffingwell Eneas Monson,jun. Days of Discount, Mondays and Thursdays- Deposit, Tuesdays and Fridays.—Hours of Business from 9 to 12 o'clock, A. M. and from 2 to 4 p. M.— Annual Meeting of the Stockholders, first Thursday in June. MIDDLETOWN BANK. Nehemiah Hubbard, jun. esq. President Timothy Southmayd, Cashier. Directors. Mess- Neh. Hubbard, j'r. Timothy Southmayd Benjamin Williams George" Hallam Ebenezer Sage Nathaniel Patten Lemuel Storrs Jonathan Starr Josiah Williams Days of Discount, Tuesday and Friday.—Hours of Business from 9 to 12 o'clock, A. M, and from 2 to 4 p. M.—Annual- Meeting of the Stockholders on the first Thursday of January. BRIDGEPORT BANK. Isaac Bronson, Esq. President. George Hayt, Cashier. Directors. Mess, lsacc Bronson Ebenezer Jessup, j'r Samnel W. Johnson Isaac Hinman John S. Cannon Aaron A. Hawley Salmon Ilubbell Joseph Nichols Elijah Bo trdman Notes presented on or before Thursday and Dis- count made on Friday.—Hours of business from 8 to 12 o'clock A.M. and from 2 to 4 P.M.—Bank shut om Saturday P.M. and on Christmas, G©od Friday, 4th «f July, and Public Fasts and Thanksgivings.—Annu- al meeting of the Stockholders, first Wednesday in July. NORWICH BANK. Ebenezer Huntington, esq. President. Hezekiah Perkins, Cashier. Directors. Mess. Eben. Huntington Zach. Huntington Thomas Fanning Dwight Riplev Thomas Lathrop Cha's P. Huntington Simeon Breed Roger Bulkeley Jabez PI untin gton Benjamin Coit Peter Lanman Asa Fitch .lohn L. Buswell Days of Discount Tuesday and Friday.—Hours of business from 10 to 12 o'clock A. M. and from 2 to 4 P.M.—Annual Meeting of Stockholders 3d Thursday of June. WASHINGTON BANK, WESTERLY, R.I. Thomas Noyes, esq. President. Thomas Perry, Cashier. Day of Discount, Thursday.—Hours of business, from 10to 12o'clock A.M. and from 2 to 4 P.M . DERBY FISHING COMPANY. Canfield Gillet, esq. President. Directors. Ebenezer Townsend, jun. Samuel J. Andrews David Hitchcock David Bell James C. Bush James Lewis Annual Meeting, 2d Monday in January. INCORPORATED CITIES, NEW-IIAYEN. Hon. Elizur Goodrich, Mayor. Aldermen. Henry Daggett, esq. | Simeon Baldwin, esq. Noah Webster, esq. | Charles Denison, esq. Elisha Munson, esq. City Clerk. Nathan Beers, esq. Treasurer. Dyer White, esq. Clerk of City Court. Seth P. Staples, esq. City Attorney. Josiah B. Morse, Sheriff. Common-Council Men. Messrs. Isaac Beers, James Hillhouse, Hezekiah Hotclikiss, Thaddeus Beecher, James Merriman, Ebenezer Peck, Daniel Reed, Eleazer Foster, Henry Daggett, jun. John H. Jacocks. (Annual Meeting the first Tuesday in June.) NEW^LONDON. Hon. Jeremiah G. Brainard, Mayor. Aldermen. WinthropSaltOnstall,esq. I George Colfax, esq. Guy Richards, esq. | Jared Starr, esq. Lyman Law. esq. Clerk of City Court. Samuel Belden, City Clerk. WTiIliarn Richards, 7 cu -cr AsaDutton, 'griffs. Common-Council Men, Mess.Thad. Brooks, Chester Kimball, John Way, Daniel Douglass, Frederick Miner, Edward Hallam* (Annual Meeting the second Monday in June.) HARTFORD. Thomas Seymour, esq. Mayor. Aldermen. Jonathan Brace, esq. I John Caldwell, esq. Theodore Dwight, esq. | John Morgan, esq* - William Whitman, esq. Clerk. Andrew Kingsrbuy, esq, Treasurer. Horace Wadsworth,? -ir Oliver Terry, 5 j Sheriffs. Common-Council Men. Mess. Chauncey Goodrich, Ephraim Root, Enoch Perkins, George Goodwin, Isaac Bull, Edward Dan- Ibrtft, Richard Goodman, James Hosmer, Jacob Sar- geant, Russell Bunce, James Ward, John Leffing- well. (Annual Meeting the 1st Monday in March.) MIDDLE TOWN. Hon. Asher Miller, esq. Mayor. Aldermen. Chaun. Whittlesey, esq. I Neh, Hubbard, j'r. esq. Lemuel Storrs, esq. John Fisk, esq. Citr Clerk and Clerk of City Court.' Asahel Loomis, Sheriff. ^ Common-Council Men. Messrs, Ebenezer Sage, Benjamin Williams, Je* hosaphat Starr, Alexander Collins, John R* Watkin- spn, Elfeaaer Dunham, Vine Starr, Joseph Boardman, Eljhu Cotton, jun. Isaac Bacon, Samuel Wetmore WiiHam Cooper. (Annual Meeting the 3d Monday in January. NORWICH. Elisha Hyde, esq. Mayor. Aldermen. TUo v Framing, esq. j Erastus Huntington, esq. .Simeon Thomas, esq. j Benjamin Coit, esq. CAmvHs Lailr-.op, ejq. Clerk of City, and of Citf Court, John H.vuc\ esq. Treasurer. Vv ihiatvi Gordon, j, v Annual Meeting the 3d Monday in April.) \ OFFICERS OF THE CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY* Dr. John R. Watrous, President, Colchester Dr. Mason F. Coggswell, V. President, Hartford Dr. Timothy Hall, Treasurer, E.Hartford Dr. John Barker, Secretary, New-Haven FELLOWS. County of Hartford. Drs. Mason F. Coggswell Hartford Timothy Hali East-Hartford John Bestor Symsbury Simeon Field Enfield J.H. Sparhasvk, Clerk, Hartford County of New-Haven. Drs. Abraham Tomlinson Milford John Barker New-Haven Joseph Foot North-Havey Eli Ives New-IIav^n Thomas Goodsell do. Elias Shipman, jun. Clerk County of JVeiv-Lo?idon. Drs. Samuel Mather Lyme Avery Downer Preston Tho's Coit, jun. Clerk, New-Londoa Samuel H. P. Lee do. John O. Miner Groton % County of Litchfield. Drs, Jesse Carrington Colebrook Benjamin Welch Norfolk Warren It. Fowler Washington Elijah Lyman Torrington Samuel Bull, Clerk, Litchfield County of Fairfield. Brs. Eh Perry BrookfieH Gideon Shepherd N«wtowa Joseph Trowbridge Danbury Bennet Perry Newtown Gid. Beardsley, Clerk, Huntington County of H indtiam. £>rs. Thomas Hubbard Pomfret Joseph Palmer, jun. Ashford Thomas Morse, Clerk, Woodstock Robert Grosvenor Killingly Andrew Harris Canterbury County of Middlesex. Drs. Richard Ely, jun. S»aybrook Smith Clark Haddam John Richmond Chatham Samuel Carter, Clerk, Saybrook County of Tolland. Drs. Ruggles Carpenter Ellington Nathan Howard Coventry John S. Peters, Clerk, Hebron EXAMINING COMMITTEES. County of Hartford. Drs. Timothy Hall East-Hartford Abner Moseley Wethersfield J. H. Sparhawk Hartford County of New-Haven. Drs. Joseph Foot " North-Haven Eli Ives New-Haven Thomas Goodsell do. County of Aew-London. J)rs. John O. Miner Groton Tiaomas Coit.jun. New-London Samuel H. P* Lee do. County of Fairfield. Brs. Gideon Shepherd Newtown Bonnet Perry do. Joseph Trowbridge Banbury County of Windhavi. v Drs. Darius Hutch ins Pomfrct Thomas Morse Woodstock Andrew Harris Canterbury County of Eitchfield. Drs. Jesse Carrington " Colebrook Nathaniel Perry WToodbury Warren R. Fowler Washington County of Middlesex. Drs. Richard Ely Saybrook Smith Clark Haddam John Richmond Chatham County of Tolland. Drs. John S. Peters Hebron Ruggles Carpenter Ellington John Howard Coventry Committee of Examination for the Degree of Doc- tor of Medicine. Dr. John R, Watrous Colchester Dr. Abram Tomlinson Milford Dr. Samuel Mather Lyme Dr. Joseph Trowbridge Danbury Dr. Thomas Hubbard Pomfret Test, JOHN BARKER, Secretary. SOCIETY OF FREE-MASONS. . ^ Officers of Knight Temfdar's Encampment. ? Captain General James Baxter, 1st Captain. Henry Champion, 2d Captain. Ebenezer Perkins, Marshal. John R. Watrous, Secretary. Asa Bigekny, Treasurer* I 2 tjficcrs of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter qf Connecticut, M. E. JohnR. Watrous, G. H. P. E. David Baldwin, n. G. H. P. E. Andrew L. Hill, G. K. fc. Samuel C. Blackman, G. S. C. Henry Champion, G. T. Rev. Ambrose Todd, G. C. C. Consider Sterry. G. M. -C. Diah Manning, G. Tyler. Officers of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut, M. W. Steplien T. Hosmer, G. M. R. W. David Daggett, D. G. M. W. John R. Watrous, s. G. W. W. Solomon Gowles, j. G. W. Henry Champion, G. T. John Mix, G. s. John Hubbard, s. G. D. James Ward, J. G. D. Chapters of Royal Arch Masons, Hiram Chapter, Newtown. Solomon Chapter, Derby. Washington Chapter, Middletown. Franklin Chapter, Norwich. Vanden Broek Chanter, Colchester. Franklin Chapter, New-Haven. Union Chapter, New-London. Lynch Chapter, Weston and Reading Trinity Chapter, Windham, fidelity Chapter, Woodbury. Masters Lodges in Connecticut. jSTo. l Hiram,New-Haven 6 Union, Greenwich 2 £t. John's, Middletown 7 K. Solomon's. Woodbury 3 St. John's, Bridgeport 8 St. John's, Stratford 4 St. John's, Hartford 9 Compass, Waliingford % St, John's, Nerwalk lOWooster, Colchester 1©S 11 St. Paul's, Litchfield 31 Union, New-London 12 King Hiram, Derby 32 Meridian Sun,Warren 13 Montgomery. Salisbury 33Frievidship,Southmgton 14 Frederick, Farmington 34 Somerset, Norwich 15 Mori ah, Canterbury 35 Aurora, Harwinton 16 Temple, Cheshire 36 St. Mark's, Granby 37 Federal, Watertown 37 Western Star, Norfolk 18 Hiram, Newtown 38 St. Alban's, Guilford 19Washington,Huntington 39 Ark, Weston 20 Harmony, Berlin 40 Union, Danbury 21 St. Peter's, N. Milford 41 Federal, Brookfield 22 Hart's, Woodbridge 42 Harmony, Waterbury 23 Si. James's, Preston Trinity, Killingworth 24 Uriel, Tolland 44 E Star, Leb. k Wind. 25 Columbia, Stepney 45 Pythagoras, Lyme 26 Columbia, E. Haddam 46 Putnam, Pomfret 27 Rising Sun, Washington 47 Morning Star, Oxford 28 Mor. Star, E. Windsor 48 St. Luke's, Kent 29 Village, W.Symsbury 49 Jerusalem, Ridgefield 30 Day^priag, Hamde Militia of Connecticut HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN TREADWELL, es^. Captain General and Commander in Chief. Hon. ROGER GRISWOLD, Esq. Lieutenant General, ^ Aids de Camp. Major General Ebenezer Huntington, esq. Adjutant at nsr&sGeneral^ngt . oi ** *^ Col. John Mix, esq* Quarter Master General. 104 THE GOVERNOUR'S GUARDS. At Hartford. HOR1>E. Michael Oicott, Major Commandant Joshua P. Burnham, 1st Lieutenant James Fortune, 2d Lieutenant Normand Smith, Cornet FOOT. Nathaniel Terry, Major Commandant James Goodwin", 1st Lieutenant Horace Wads worth, 2d Lieutenant Isaac D. Bull, 3d Lieutenant Eliphalet Terry, jun. 4th Lieutenant Walter Mitchell, Ensign At JSfew-Havcn. HORSE. Elihu Munson, Major Commandant William A. Babcock, 1st Lieutenant Charles Austin, 2d Lieutenant Josiah B. Morse, Cornet FOOT. Jeremiah Atwater, Major Commandant Luther Bradley, Lieutenant Henvy Eld, Ensign FIRST DIVISION. Consisting of the First and Seventh Br^ades. Solomon Cowles, esq. Major General. FIRST BRIGADE. Timothv Burr, esg. Brigadier General. Lebbeus P. Tinker, Brigade Major ami Inspector. James Loomis, Brigade Quarter Master. FIRST REG'T. Moses Tryon, jun. lieut. col. com't. James Rigclow, 1st major. Luther Fitch, 2d major. Peter B. Gleason, Adjutant. Henry A. Rowland, chaplain. Harris Haskel^quarter-master. Roswell ! ' 105 Bartholomew, pay-master, Jonathan H. Sparhawkt surgeon. Nathan Stronger, surgeon's-mate. Matrons Company. William- Chadwick, captain. Elisha Phelps, 1st lieut* Anson G. Phelps, 2d lieut. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry. FreemanC rocker Jeremiah Brown Wm. Barnard John C. Bull Abel Peck Henry A.Warner Job Loon us Guy Talcott John Bower Marti 11 EllswcrtliStth Dexter Grove Ellsworth Jed. W. M ilis M. G oodman. j'r Horace Helden William A1 ford " John Robinson Abiel B.Griswold Stephen Brown Martin Burr Samuel Brown Asahel Nearing Fred'kNewberry George Cook Nath'i Goodwin James Marsh 18th REGT. Noah A. Phelps, lieut. col. command't. Samuel Ciark. 1st major. Vr.c.ant, 2d major. B. H. Wilcox, adjutant. Allen M'Lean, chaplain. 'Haynes Wood bridge, quarter-master. James Good- win, pay-master. Gideon Case, surgeon. Allen Watsonv surgeon's-miHe* Captaina Lieutenants Ensigns light hi fan try. 31st REGT. Oliver L Phelps, lieut col. comm'dt. Thad.Leavitt,jr. lstmaj. Amar. Kibbe.jr. lstmaj. Godfrey Scarborough, adjutant. Nehemiah Prud- den, chaplain. Roswell Parsons, quarter-master. William Mather, pay-master. John Wood ..surgeon. David Currier, surgeon's-mate* Cafi tains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry. Robert Morrison Eph'm P. Potter William Sexton Frederick TaylorSamuel Norris Jona. Remington George Loomis Christopher JonesSamue! Kent Samuel Pease Jabez Collins Jonah Gr:swoid William Cook Job Hurlbut Jacob Shepherd Elam Pease Gaius Pease Jedidiah Hills Vashni Hall Gaius Pease Luke Kibbe John Lewis Philip Nelson 0!i\% C-Hanchett John Granger Horace Kendall Simon Kendall jfr Micah Griffin Viranus Stevens Israel Phelps First Regiment of Cavalry. William Thompson, lieut. col. commandant. Henry Watson, major. Timothy Allen, adjutant. Shubael Ba rtlett, chaplain. Paul Pomeroy, quarter- master. Henry Kingsbury, paymaster. Jonathan W Hanchett, surgeon. VViilizim Ceoley, surgeon's- mate. 1 st Company Austin Phelps, 1st lieut. William Griswold, capt. Fried'fc Phelps, 2d lieut. Obadiah Loomis, 1st it. Erastus Bod well, cornet Willi am jyiobre, 2d lieut. 3d Company Cornelius Cadwell.cornet Jonathan Bartlett, captaitf 2d Company Epaph. L Phelps, 1st \U Oliver C. Phelps, captain John Collins, 2d lieufc Samuel Belcher, cornet 5 th Company^ 4ili Company Joseph Abbot, captain Mason Dimock, captain DanblSpellman Jstlieut. Nath'l Giliuore, 1st lieut. i Nathan Pease, j'r. 2d It. Oliver Holt, 2d lieut. Vacant, cornet Elijah G«. Pearl, cornet j SE VEA Til BRIGADE. Levi Lusk, esq. Brigadier General. Martin Kellogg, jun. Brigade Major and inspector. Simeoft Waterman, jun. Brigade Quarter-Master. 6thllEGT. Samuel Sejlew, lieut. col. commandant. 1st majot, absent. 2d major, absent. George Plummer, adjutant* Prince Hawes, chap* lain- Pliilo Hale, quarter-master. Asa Sellew, pay-master. Asaph Coleman, surgeon. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Allen Smith 'John Loveland Levi Hatch Joseph Stiilman Elisha Coleman James Butler James Sellew Asa Talcott EleazerGoodrichRoger Warner Henry Whitmore Mart Kellogg, j'r James Darning Thomas HoltisterGera Goodale Jared Strickland Selah Beckley Oliver Weldon Oliver Sage 15th RKGT. Daniel Tijlotson, lieut. col. command't. Theod. Pettibone, 1st maj. Elijah Manross, 2d maj. Gad Stanley, adjutant. Noah Porter, chaplain. Timotliy Cowles, quarter-master. Samuel Steel, pay-master Titus Merriman,surgeon. Elijah Flow- er, surgeon's-mate. Matrass Company Lot Gaylord, captain. Azariah Johnson, 1st lieut. John B. Hendrick, 2d lieut Light Infantry Martin Potter, captain* " Ilurvy Smith, lieutenant Hunn Hitchcock, ensign. Grenadier Company Selah Porter, captain. Adna Crampton, Iicfefe * Timothy Cowles, ensign. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Pomeroy Strong Sylva. Woodruff Seth Cowles Jabez Langdon Nathan William , Absent Oliver Stanley Seth Lewis Eli Lewis Philip Gayloid John S. Mitchtl Anson Matthews Zeb. Byington Ephraim Roper Samuel Alford Rufus F. HawleyDan Deming Eli Cornwall Eldad B. Jerome Joel Barnes Gad Frisbie Abrah. PettiboneGiles Griswold 23d REGT. Elisha Coe, lieut. Col. commandant* Enoch Huntington, lstmaj. Daniel White, 2d maj» Chauncey Whittlesey, jun. adjutant. Smith Miles, Chaplain. " William Vandeursen, quarter-master, William Lyman, pay-master. John Richmond,sur- geon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry W7illiam Russell Samuel Bemont Nathan Wilcox Jeremiah Taylor CharlesChurchillThomas Stewart Harvy TreadwayCharles Brewer Josiah Whitm6rf Josiah Sage Abijah Savage Russel Mackay Enoch Tryon John Johnson WilliamW heeler William P.PeltonJoel Bartlett Augustin Overton Daniel Brooks Ozias Brainard Selden Gates Ichabod Miller William Bivins Seth Birdsey Oliver Brainard Joseph Caswell David Crittenden 24th REGT. Josiah Griffin, lieut. col. eommand't, John Isham, jun. 1st major. Jonah Gates, 2d major. Henry Worthington, adjutant. William Lyman, chaplain. Elias W. Newton, quarter-master. Ja's Ely, pay-master. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns * Joseph Church Sam'l Crow el, j'r Joseph Ackley Joshua Bulkley Reuben Blish K Banim Bvatnard Wm. Palmer Phinehaii Gates Aug'tn Williams Dan'i H. Pratt John Watrous Jonath. Whipple Joshua Tinker Knoch Brown Diodate j^ord Hez- Loomis David G. Otis Jona. Beckwith Selden Hvrgey Ar. Worthington Asa Newton, jr. 7 th Regiment Cavalry, James Plumb, lieut. col. commandant. Gad Cowles, major. L. Lawrence Lewis, adju- tant. Ezra Stiles Ely,chaplain. James Plumb, quar- ter-master- Thomas Hubbard, pay-master. Henry Wadsw orth, surgeon. 1st Company. 4th Company. David Deming, captain Martin Cowles, captain William Bright, 1st lieut- T. H Wadsworth, 1st It. Geofge Bulkley, 2d lieut. Ozen Woodruff, 2d lieut. George Palmer, cornet Chauncey Hooker, cornet 2ri Company. Sth Company. Jacob Wilcox, captain Abraham Crane, Gaptain Elisha Kirby, 1st lieut. Sylvester Pulsiver, 1st It. Ehsha Wetmore, 2d lieut. Asaph"Whittlesey* 2d It. Asa ftoardman, cornet Simeon Bobbins, cornet 3d Cpmfianif. 6th Company. Stephen Barnes, captain Joseph Buel, captain Levi Barnes, l^t lieut. Nathaniel Bailev, 1st It. Urbane Baret, 2d lieut. David Bucl, 2d "lieut. Seth Deming, cornet Elisha Taylor, cornet —« SECOND- DIVISION. Consisting of the 2d and 4th Brigades, o^-ph Walker, esq Major-General. Aids dc Can/ii b KI^COAD BRIGADE. John Hubbard, esq. Brigadier General. Seth P. Staples. Brifade Maj. and Inspector. Ebenezer Hug&ins, Brigade Quarter Master. 2d. REGT. James Meriman, lieut. col. eora'dt. Charles Bostwick, 1st msuor. Hezekiah Howe, 2d. major. John H. Lyndo,'adjutant. Abraham Ai- ling, chaplain. Roswell Lee, quarter master. Jared Bradley, pay-master. Eli Ives, surgeon. Bela For- man, surgeon's-mate. Matross Company. Seth P. Staples, captain. David Kimberly, 1st lieut. William Stanley, 2d. lieutenant. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns B. Bradley ZebubBradley Henry Lines Elisha Hull Jesse Allen Lent Bishop Nathan Andruss Abraham PardeeAmos Morris Nathan Piatt Philemon Smith Enos Smith Nathan Marks Thomas BrockettGiles Pierpont jr. Seba Tharp Lyman Tuttle Bishop Sam'l B. KingsleyS. Goodyear Ezra Bradley Levi Gorham Benjamin WoodinEdw. Kneeland 7th REST. Joseph Hill, lieut. col, commandant. Timothy Crane, 1st maj. . Elisha Sill, 2d maj. George W. Jewett, adjutant. Aaron Hovey, chaplain. AmVziah Bray, quarter-mas'er. Junius Parrnele, jun. pay-master. Samuel Carter, surgeon. Ezra S. Mather, surgeon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Lmigns Wni. Clark Asa Kirtiand, jr. John Brsiinard Step. Dickinson Gideon Hiegins Austin Olcott John Staunton George Bull Eli Denison Jabez SouthworthJohn Bull, jun. Timothy SpencerJames Walkly Jed. Chapman 3d Dan'l Brainard2dMoses Wilcox Amos Smith Ishi Parmele Aaron Wiicox Joseph Shipman Abrah. Hubbard Zach. Clark 2d Samuel Hubbard Ebenezer Clark Jonathan Burr Bela Clark Obadiah Piatt 10th REGT. Eliakim Hall, lieut. col. com'dt, Jesse Ford, 1st major. Acaasa Doolittle, 2d m%j. Jahn Butler, adjutant. James Noyes, chaplain* Dan Parmele, jun quarter-master. Andrew Hall* pay-master^ John Andrews, surgeon. Lyman Nor- ton, surgeon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light. Infantry. Asa Doolittle Thomas Curtiss Samuel Peck Munsoa Cook Samuel Beedle Caleb Thompson David M. Cook Wm. Marks Ira Andrews Josiah Jewett Jesse S nith Ch. Robinson Reuben W. RoiceThaddeus Street Eliphaz NetdetonJesse Atwell Ozias Camp Solomon K. Hall Edward Johnson Roswell Cowles Joseph Piatt Cooper Brooks 27th REGT. Phinehas Meigs, lieut. col. com'dt. Silas Benton, 1st major. Abel Rosseter, 2d major. Abraham J. Chittenden, adjutant. Timothy P. Gillet, chaplain, Abel Hoyt, quirter-master. Na- than Bushnell, pay-master. David Marvin, surgeon* Heman P. Brooks, Surgeon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry. Ozia* Wiieden Jere. Parmele Thomas Burges John Hart Edward Elliot Rufus Palmer Charles Faulkner Abraham Coan Benj. Bradly John F. Meigs Ebenezer Jttdd Curtis Wrilcox Jesse Linsly Augustus Russell Sam'l Harrison Benj. Baldwin David Chittenden John Foot Malachi Cook Dennis Talmage Josiah Munger William Hale Abner Bishop 32d REGT. John Davis, lieut. col. commandant. Stephen A. Treat, 1st maj. Sam'l B. Gunn, 2d maj. Benjamin Candee, adjutant. Caleb Pitkin, chap- lain. John F. Wheeler, quarter-master. David Candee, pay-master. Liberty Kimberly, surgeon. John Carrington, surgeon's- in ate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns IJght Infantry. William Fenn Joseph Piatt Michael Peck Truman Sperry Lutker Lines Phinehas Peck Ba r n a. Woe dc ock Nehe. Clark Oliver Clark John Benjamin Robert Gates David Jackson Isaac Thompson Ira Smith David Lum John Lum Josiah Nettleton Josiah Swift David Johnson Isaa c Beech Nath '1 Bald w i n John Darling Philo Beecher Gideon Rigg^ Anson Davis Jesse Beecher Orange BosworthEden Johnson 2d Regiment of Cavalry. Dan Linsly, lieutenant colonel commandant. Asa Piatt, major. George Hoadly, adjutant. Sarr.1 Merwin, chaplain. Isaac Benton, quarter-master. Luzurn Bartholomew, pay-master. Joseph Foot, surgeon. Benj. W. Dwight, surgeon's-mate. Company. 3d Company. Jonathan Rose,2d,captain Jared Cook, captain Amos Bradley, 3d,1st it Chauncey Hall, 1st lieut. Vacant, 2^ud lieutlie . Billious Cook, 2d lieut. Thad. Harri sou, cornet Ira Yale, cornet 2d Company. 4th Company. Samuel W. Pratt, captain Jonah Treat, captain Simon Smith, 1st lieut. Oliver Clark, Ut lieut. Joel Kelsey, 2d lieut. I. A. YVoodruff, 2d lieut, Samuel Warner, cornet Jonah Newton, cornet FO Uli TH BRIGADE. Burr Gilbert, esq. Brigadier General. John Meeker, Brigade Major and Inspector. 4th REGT. Asahel Salpion, Peut. C 1. commandant/ Albert Lockwoodj 1st rMp. Gmiiom Burr, 2d maj. Lemuel Hawley. jun. adjutant. Aaron Sanford? jun. quarter-master. Isaac Thorp, pay-master* Henry Read, sergeant-major. Curtis B» Marvin, quarter-manter-sergeant. Samuel Beers, drum-ma- jor. Robert Downs, fife-major. Matrass Company Gurdon Bartram, captain. Ezra Gilbert, 1st lt» Peter Nichols, 2d lieut- Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Sim'l Wakeman Joseph Sturges Robert Knap Sturges Thorp David Sturges David Osborn Isaac Rennet Jona. W-HanfordSimon Couch John Staples Ab'm D. BaldwinDaniel Gould Joseph Darling Comfort Starr David B. Godfrey Silliman Godfrey Hull Fanton * Peter Bradley Oliver C.Sanford Jonathan R. ReedJonathan Hill Walter WThitlock WalkerSherwoodCyrus Silliman Benj. Beardsley 9th REGT. Samuel Dean, lieut. col. commandant. Eb. Mead, jun. lstmaj. Joseph Lockwood, 2d maj. Nathan H. Read, Adjutant. Amzi Lewis, chap- lain. Samuel Keeler, quarter-master. Ezra Sco- field, pay-master. Samuel Webb, surgeon. John Augur, surgeon'senate. William Keeler, sergeant* i*ajor. Rufus Webb, quarter-master-sergeant. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry William Smith Daniel Lockwood Gideon Holmes —Peck Benjamin Perine Robert ScoSeld Smith Weed Alexander HenryElias Peck William King Bates Hoyt Peter Smith Thomas Jessup H rton Reynolds David Hobby Mon'th Wilson William Leonard FlieapbBrandnge Nathan Ingersoll John Dibble Gabriel Hubbard S^th Mead Elijah Weed 28th REGT. Matthias Nicoll, lieut. col. comman'dt. Eph. I. Wilcoxon, 1st maj. Ja's Beardslee, 2d maj. Robert Southworth, adjutant. Ashbel Baldwin, chaplain. Joseph P. Shelton, quarter-master. Rich- ard P. Nichols, pay-master. Nathan Tisdaie, sur- geon. Gideon Beardslee, surgeon's-mate Matrons Company Aaron Haw ley, captain. Philip Walker, 1st lieut. Vacant, 2d^lieut. Captains Lien tenants Ensigns ' William Walker Ransom Beach Nathan Blackman Daniel Burritt Ethan Sherwood Joseph Jf. Shelton Philo Lewis Nat. L- Wheeler William Hawley Eben. Wheeler Ezra De Forest Lewis Fairchild Robert Mallett Daniel Edwards Geo- L. ShermanLemM M'lv.ven Eli L. Hawley David B Hubbard John Nichols Jonathan Nichols 34th REGT. Buckingham Lockwood, It. col. com't. Joseph Chapman, 1st maj. Enoch St John, 2d maj. William Hawley, adjutant. William B nney,chap- lian. Frederick St- John, quarter-master. Daniel Boughton, surgeon. Warren Percival, surgeonV mate. — King, sergeant-major. ^ Artillery Company. Dan TayJor, captain. Aaron Hovey, 1st lieut. Daniel Taylor, 2d lieut. Grenadier Companies 1st ComDaniel Lee, captain. Ebenezer Hoyt, lieut. Ebenezer Smith, ensign. 2 THIRD DIVISION. Consisting of the 3d and 5th Brigades. Zachariah Huntington, esq. Major-General. Charles P. HuntingtonMd% de Cawfu THIRD BRIGADE. William Williams, esq. Brigadier General. William Williams, jun Brigade Major and Inspector. William F. Brainard, Brigade Quarter-Master. 3d REGT. Jirah Isham, lieut. col. commandant. J Joshua Avery, 1st maj. Wm. Moore, 4th, 2d maj. John H. Frink, adjutant. Charles Seabury, chap- lain. Jonathan Starr, quarter-master. Henry Pei> kins, pay-master. Nathaniel Dwight, surgeon. Dan- iel Thatcher, surgeon's-mate. Independent Company.—John W. Green, captain. Henry Douglass, 1st lieut. John French, 2d, 2d It. Light Infantry.—John Forsyth, captain. Samuel Thompson, lieut. Washington ifox, ensign. Captains Lieut eWhnants Mnsigns Lodo wick FosdickFrancis Si stare Dan'l Huntington John Mason Increase Wilson William Brooks John Raymond Enos West David Whaley Daniel Howard James Powers Daniel Steward John A. Latimer Amos Crocker William Keeney William StebbinsLem'l G.Crocker Giles Turner ' Calvin Bolles Abel Smith Joel Loomis John S Miller Ezra Keeney 8th REGT. William Coggswell, lieut. soh comm't. Wm. Belcher, lstmaj. Elisha Avery, 2d maj. Daniel Vl. Lester, adjutant. Lemuel Tyler,chap- lain. Elisha T. Abel, quarter-master. Thomas Avery, pay-master. Bishop Tyler, surgeon Chr. S. Averv, surgeon's-mate. Captains .Lieutenants Ensigns Wm. W- Avery Adin Cook Samuel Killam Nich. S. Lester Noyes Barber John Barber, j'r Aliyn Williams Silas Miles Ames Morgan Alex'r Stewart Dan'l HutchinsonThomas Steward Daniel Morgan Joseph Stanton Joseph Tyler Jesse Williams SylvesterR. ClarkJoiv* than Wheeler Eneas Morgan Steph. Billings,2dErastus Williams John Morgan, j'r Elisha Smith Jonas Aver Amos Geer, j'r Samuel Wood James Geer 20th REGT. Nath'l Howland,lieut. eol.comroand't. Gerard Carpenter, lstmaj. Freeman Tracy,2d maj. Charles Thomas, adjutant. Joseph Strong, chap- lain. James Stedman, quarter-master. George L. Perkins, pay-master. George Turner, surgeon. Al- bert Tracy, surgeon's-mate. Matrass Company r James Gordon, captain. Barreli W oodworth, 1st lieut. Roswell Morgan, 2d lieut. Grenadier Company Stephen B. Allen, captain. Charles French,lieut. Samuel Story, ensign, Light Infantry Augustus Lathrop, captain. Joseph Williamsjun. lieut. Benjamin Adams, ensign. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Amos Ben net Joshua Maples Joshua Tracy Ebenezer Peek Roswell Adams Jedidiah Baker Joshua Leeds Smith Adams Paul Harvey Win. P. Caproa Eben'r Hough Elijah Abel' E. Huntington, j'r Thomas Dow Alvan Abel Ambrose Peck Luther Edgerton Joseph Williams Erastus Goit John Peck Abijah Perkins Charles Perkins 30th REGT. Isaac Williams, 2d, lieut. col. cosn'dt* John Baldwin, 1st maj. Wm. Randall, 2d maj. Cyrus Williams, adjutant. Vacant, chaplain. La- tham Hull, quarter-master. Giles R. Hallam, pay- master. William Lord, surgeon. John Billings, surgeon's-mate. t Cap tarns IJeutfnants Ensigns Elijah Darrow Jonathan Ward Moses Pendleton Daniel Baldwin AsaS4*an Stephen Frink Jared Wilcox ichabod Brown lesse Breed Nathan Wheelerlsaac Williams3dLathropWilliams Randall Brown Phineas WheelerSam'l Hempstead NathanPendletonChristo. Brown Jairus Palmer Daniel Miner Amos Holmes Phineas Wheeler Stephen BrewsterWilliam Potter Arch. Merritt 33d REGT. William Sterling, lieut.col. command't. Asa Comstock, 1st maj. Marsh Ely,2d raa> Samuel B. Mather, adjutant. Lathrop Rockwell, chaplain. Erastus Sterling, quarter-master. Hor- ris Ely, pay-master. John L. Smith, surgeon. Ma- ther Marvin, surgeon's-mate* v Matrons Comfi any William II. Jphnson, captain. "Richard H. Ely, 1st lieut, Thomas Anderson, 2d lieut. , Light Infantry Thomas Sill, captain. Erastus Sterling, lieuten't. Stephen Sterling, ensign. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Charles Smith Nathaniel ClarkeWm. M. Smith John M. Lee Elkenah Huntley JosiahManwaring Joseph E. Ely Peter Lord " AndrewBeckwith Oliver ComstockJohnBrockway,3d Edward Moore Mather Rogers Gid. Waterhouse Chaun.Beckwith Zach.HungerfordCalvin Comstock Third Regiment of Cavalry Jehiei Johnson, lieutenant-colonel-commandant. Daniel Grant, major. William Smith, adjutant. Jonathan Murdock, chaplain. Nehemiah H. Fitch, quarter-master. Amos Hull, pay-master. John bmith, surgeon. 1st Company 3d Company William Croc-ker,captain Jared Baker, jun. captaia Cyrus Punderson, 1st It. John Leech,jun.1st lieut. Samuel Gager, 2d lieut. Nathan Frink, 2d lieut. Vacant cornet John Brown, cornet 2d Company 4th Company Nathan Niles, captain Hosea Wheeler, j'r. capt. Nicholas Chester, 1st It. Elisha Wiliiamsj'r.lstlt. Thomas Alien, 2d It- Ehas Holmes, 2d lieut. Charles Crary, cornet Stephen L. Avery, cornet FIFTH BRIGADE. Jed: clhh Johnson, esq . Brigadier General. John Fitch, Brigade M^jor and Inspector. Andrew T. Judson, Brigade Quarter-Master. 5th RKG'T. J(Salter, -lieut. col. com'dt. Koval Storrs, 1st major- Jason Woodward, 2d maj. Roger South worth, adjutant, Moses C. W'elciV, chaplai*. Edward Howe, quarter-master. Erastws Willcox, pay-master. Fa i Swiit, surgeon. John R. Homes,surgeon's-mate. Ma cross Company. Ebenezer Huntington, captain./Gurdon Hebbard, 1st lie ut. Andrew Baker, 2d lieut. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Grenadier Company. Asahel HammondElisha Grow Rufos Moulton Light Infantry Company. Seth Dunham Joel C. Johnson Luther Topliff David Yeung Sumner Babcock Charles Palmer Roswell Eaton George Swift Elias Robinson Ephraim PaimerRalph Maaning William Cary, jr. Samuel Sumner Ebenezer Byles Enoch Pond Philip Pearl, jun. Royal Durkee Ambrose HilliardRoderick Rose Elisha Brigham Amos Chaffee Alfred Clark Dyer Carpenter John Preston ShubaelChapman 11th RES'T. David Holmes, lieut. col. commands. Sanford Holmes, lstmaj. Samuel Allen, 2d maj. John Mason, adjutant. William Graves, chap- lin. Nathaniel M'Clellan, quarter-master. Jesse N. Bolles. pay-master. Darius Hutchins, surgeon. James W7ebb, surgeon's-mate. Matross Company. Samuel Sabin, captain. Noah Sabin, 1st lieut. Vacant, 2d lieut. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Grenadier Company. Joseph Kingsbury John A. Gleason Willard Sharp Light Infantry. josiah Cummins Parl.Whittemore James Bates Zeph. Wrilhams David Brayton Thomas Collier Jonathan Lyon Jacob Lyon Luther Tucker Nathan Fuller John Killey Simon Copp David Chase Sirah Morah George Pray Aaron Chi id Jonathan May Eliakim May # Theodore DwightJcna. Nichols,jr. Alpheus Corbin William Osgood Elijah Griggs John Osgood Darius Starr John Joslin John Bates Thomas Corbin Marvin Clark Hadloch Perrin 12th REGT. Elisha Buell, lieut. col. commandant. ZabdielHyde, 1st. maj. Cornelius Shepard,2d maj. Eliphalet Huntington, adjutant. Amos Basset, chaplain. Erastus Fuller, quarter-master. James Mason, pay-master. John S. Peters, surgeon. John Paine, surgeon's-mate. Matross Company. Abijah Root, captain. Samuel Wright, 1st lieut. Alvin Lyman, 2d lieutenant. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry Thomas Badcock Oliver Paine * James Clark, jr. Grenadier Company. Asahel Kingsley Oliver Kingsley Asahel Dewey Jos. T. BurnkamReuben Mann Abel Root Ainherst Scovel Samuel West Ira Holbrook John Thomas Erastus Wattles Wna. Randall John Curtiss Norton Waters Oramel Bigelow Elisha Sprague Seba Lcomis John Townsend Ezekiel A. Post Jona. Trumbull E. Hutchinson Anson Gillet Richard Crouch Jesse Kellog Cyrus Williams Charles Abel 21stREG'T. Daniel Wheeler, lieut. col. commands Joshua Adams, 1st maj. George W. Gordon,2d maj, William Kinne,adjutant. Erastus Learned, chap- lain. Adams, quarter-master. Isaac Knight, jun. pay-master. Jared Fuller, surgeon. Harvey Robinson, surgeon's-mate. Matross Company Eleaser Mather, captain. Henry T. Franklin, 1st lieut. Joel E. Searls, 2d lieut. Stephen Tyler, "i d lieut. David Blanehard, 4th lieut. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry Joseph Simms John Dixon R. Ensworth Grenadier Company. Geo. Middleton Ehen'r Eaton Artemas Baker L. Woodward Anson Johnson Elisha Jones Steph, Farnham Sylv. Adams Solomon Paine Benj. Pearce J, Scarborough Peter Davison Isaac Gallup Daniel Keigwin Moses Wylie Nathan Burgiss Waldo Johnson J* H. Wheeler Samuel Henry Arunah Butts Wm,Hebbard Daniel Hunt John Cole Joseph Hill Jona. Milliard Sterry Kinne Miner Bobbins Wm. Ingraham Cyrus Day Simon Hut chins Fifth Regiment of Cavelry S!mon House, lieut, cel. commandant. Stephen F. Palmer, major. Amasa Lyon, adju- tant. George Leonard, chaplain. Isaac Hoxey, quarter-master. Abel Gay, pay-master. Amasa Carroll, surgeon. Nathaniel Howes,surgeon's-mate. 1st Company od Company Ephraim Parker, captain Timo. Hinckley, captain Sam'l Bicknall, 1st lieut. Elea. Sweetland,lst lieut. Levi Work, 2d lieut. Roger Bailey, 2d lieut. Washington Swift, cornet Andrew W7ells, cornet 2d Company 4th Company Dixon Hall, captain Chester Cady, captain Peiree Smith, 1st lieut. John Austin, 1st lieut. Timothy Baldwin, 2d It- Charles Smith, 2d lieut. Bele Spaulding, cornet D. Matthewscn, cornet FOURTH DIVISION. Consisting of the 6th and 8th Brigades. Augustine Taylor, esq. Major-General. ? Aids+de-Camp. SIXTH BRIGADE. David Thompson, esq* Brigadier-General, Aaron Smith, Brigade Major and Inspector. 14th RKG'T. Elisha Sterling, lieut. col. comd'nt. Roswell Humphrey, 1st maj. Jesse Smith, 2d maj. Nathaniel Robbins, adjutant. Pitkin Cowles, chap- lain. Ezekiel Wilcox, quarter-master. Leney Keari, pay-master. Benjamin Welch, surgeon. Ovid Plumb, surgeon's-mate, Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry. John A. Dutcher John Fellows " Ira Hall John Bissell David Landon Seth Rockwell Miles Tobey John Rockwell Alex'r Lamb Wm. Morgan Jona. Belden Robert Holcomb Luther Buckley James Sheldon Ashbel L?ndon Parley Hubbard Edmoad Brown Aaron Case Noah Minor Elijah Benedict Bushnell Knapp Augus. Phelps Arunah Deming Amos Hunt Isaac Green H. Vanduzen Henry Gains Amasa Coles, jr. Benj. Bigelow Joseph Battte 17th REGT. James Marsh, 2d lieut. col. com'dt. Cyprian Webster, jr. 1st maj. Aaron Smith, 2d maj. Russell Abernethy, adjutant. Josepli E. Camp, chaplain. Briant Stodert, quarter-waster*. Frede- rick Deming, pay-master. Abel Catlin, 2d. surgeon. Samuel Buel, 2d. surgeon's-mate. Captains lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry Tho.Tr©wbridge Jonathan Buel Daniel Garrit Herman Stone Seth Landon, jr. William Keebe Charles Baldwin Miles Norton Charles Buel Roswell Hi nsdaleOlrnstead Catlin R. Bartholomew Levi Munsill Elisha Loomis Noah Drake, jr. MorrisWoo&rinTJohn Mansfield David May J. A. Perkins Ph. M. Nobles EdiB, Baldwin Wm. Battell Seth Tread well Jere. Spencer Tho. F. Gross Benj. Griswold Daniel Hall Horace Catlin James Gilbert Reuben Smith 25th REG'T. Eli Wilder, lieut. col. commandant. Lovd Andrus, 1st maj. Martin Driggs, 2d maj. Moses Hayden, adjutant. Wareham Williams, quarter-master. James Beach, chaplain. Thomas C. Brinsmade, surgeon. Amos Beacher, surgeon's- mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns. Light Infantry Abie! Loomis Daniel Eno Abijah North way Grenadier Company. Michael Kellogg Jasper Bidwell Alvin Humphry James Henderson Zebulon Curtis He man Watson Jabin Clark Aaron Coe Reuben Bemon Leonard Hurlbut Daniel Phelps Wm. Bunnell Zopher Case Aaron Hart Gideon Mills Nath'l Hayden R. Moore Isr'l Williams, jr. Timo. Babcock Joseph Taintor Samuel Austin Jacob Seymour Samuel Hoadley Elizur Hinsdale Daniel Wilcox Levi Hart George Adams 35th REG'T. Birdsev Norton, lieut. col. com'dt. John Dickenson, 1st maj. Samuel Everitt 2d maj. Levi M. Norton, adjutant. Daniel Parker, chap- lain- David Wadhams, quarter-master. Henry Canfield, pav-master. Samuel Gager, surgeon. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Ugh t In fan i ry s John H. Peirce Josiah Hopkins Nathan Hart Jena. Wadhams Zick. Spencer Augustus Hills Artillery Company. Abner Burn ham. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Zimri Hills Calvin Collins Theron Beach Sam'l Hopkins George King Benj. Lerev Benj. Hollister Mark Hopkins John Hamilton Abner Henman David Gould Orien Pardee Isaac Lyman Asa Skiff Benona Peck Luther Harrison Joel Wright Reuben Wilcox Sixth Regiment of Cavalry. Russell Hunt, lieutenant-colonel commandant. Thaddeus Griswold, major. Samuel Phillips, ad- jutant. Asahel Hooker, chaplain. Halsey Phillips, pay-master. Joseph Wilcox, quarter-master. Jesse Carrington, surgeon. Joshua Cornwall, sugeon's- mate. 1st Company 3d Company Abraham Burk, captain Grind Spencer, captain Samuel Hyde, 1st lieut. Isaac Merrill, 1st lieut. Josiah Laurence, 2d lieut, Samuel Phillips, 2d lieut. Thomas Dewey, cornet Theodore Eicsign, cornet 2d Company 4th Company Samuel Foot, captain Eli Candy, captain Seth Baldwin, 1st. lieut. Samuel Bradley, 1st lieut. John Gillet, 2d lieut. Steph, P. Hand, 2d lieut. Vacant, cornet Moss, c«rnet EIGHTH BRIGADE. Ephraim Hinman, esq. Brigadier-General. Lucius Smith, Brigade Major and Inspector. Henry Brown, Brigade Quarter-Master. 13th REG'T. Truman Hinman, lieut. col. comm'dfc. Enps Warner, 1st maj. David Bird, 2d major. Nathaniel Lamson, adjutant. Noah Benedict, chaplain. David Hurd, quarter-master. Shelden C. Leavitt, pay-master.- Anthony Burritt, surgeon. L 2 Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry Judson Hurd David Downs Abijah S. Hatch John N. ShermanN. Bacon, 2d Elij. Sherman jj'rPeter F. Peck Nathan Preston Eli Hall " Jap-iet Curtiss Josiah Burnitt Nathan Barton,j'rD. P. Sherman Seymour Knapp David Welles Eii Booth Lyman Painter Wm. French Reuben Ward Amos Treat Phineas Crane Wm. Kasson John C. Hall Clark Beardslee Gill). Twitchell J 6th REG'T. Russell White, lieut. col. comm'dt. Eph. M. White,1st maj. Timothy Shepherd,2d maj. Henry Whiting, adjutant. Daniel Burhans, chap- lain. E:ra P. Benedict, quarter-master. Dan'J Jl iwley, pay-master. Benj. Curtiss, surgeon. Va- cant, surgeon's-mate. Matross Company. Epaphras W. Bull, captain. Gilead Ambler, 1st lieut. Robert Gregory, 2d lieut. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry Gould St. John Arnold Foot " John Hull Zach. Griswol l Horace Bull Sam'l P. Clark Henry Glover I. Tomlinson Ab- A. Nettleton TJi Starr Arch Benedict Levi Starr Thos. Bottsford Daniel C. Peck Austin Booth EH Baldwin Wm. Howe Timo. Weed N. S. Burn am N. T.Terry Peter Barnaul Wm. Mecher Charles Jones Elijah Starr Eben'r Grifiin David Piatt John Johnson 26th REG'T. Micah Blakeslee,lieut. col. comm'dt. Garret Smith, 1st major. Isaac Upson, 2d maj. Miles Dunbar, adjutant, Russell Wtieeler, chap- lain. Isaiah Doolittle, pav-master. Hector Smith? quarter-master, John Potter, surgeon. Anson Tut- tie, surgeon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light I rfantry Lemuel Porter Thomas YVilton James Brown Daniel Mills Allyn Bunnel A polios Warner Cyrus Clark Silas Grisley Ansel Porter Joseph Woodruff Eli Beardslee Samuel Hiekox David Royce Selden She ton Roderic Stanley Landon LovemanTimo- Richards Benj. DeForest Jesse Alcox Samuel Horton >Daniel Eejls Ira Botch kiss WyllysTerrel Harvey Upson Luther Hotchkiss Silas Portt r Heze. C. Peck 29th REG'T, William Cogswell, }ieut. col. comm'dt. Timothy Mitchell, 1st maj. BeebeHine, 2d maj. Daniel B. Brinsmade, adjutant. Samuel Whittle- sey, chaplain. Oliver Warner, quarter-master. Walter Booth, pay-master. Ebenezer Smith, sur- geon- He man Curtiss, surgeon's-mate. Captains Lieutenants Ensigns Light Infantry. Philo Mills Zachariah Skiff Zach. Wincgar Wm. Conn Eli Baldwin Jesse St. John Hopson Pratt Micah Spooner Win. Ford Curtis Titus Matthew Logan James M'Mahon Elihu Marsh Ezra Noble Sam'l Gilbert Daniel Carter Jesse Palmer Elijah Meeker Neble Day Homer Walter Levi Hubbell Jona. Giddings Abel W. Stewart Rich'd Randall Andrew Sanford Natlrl Randall [Ao return of Eighth Regiment 9 f Cavalry*] Military Resignations of Field Officers. October Session, 1309. Joshua Avery, Major, 3d Regiment Oliver L. Phelps , Lieutenant-Colonel, 31st do. Elisha Coc, Lieutenant-Colonel 23d £o. Asahel Salmon, Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th do. Joshua Adams, Major, 23d do. Loyd Andrus, Major, 25th do. Timothy Burr, Brigadier-General,1st Brigade Cyprian Webste-r, Major 17th Regiment MILITAR Y APP OIA TMEM TS. October Session, 1809. Thaddeus Leavett, jun. Lieutenant-Colonel, 31st Regiment Eiam Pease, Major, 31st Regiment Albert Lockwood, Lieutenant-Colonel, 4th Regiment John Meeker, Major, 4th Regiment John H. Frink, Major, 3d Regiment Enoch Huntington, Lieutenant-Colonel, 23d Reg't. 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SALARIES Of the principal Officers of the Government of the United States Secretary of State g 5000 Secretary of the Treasury - » 5000 Secretary of War ------4.500 Secretary of the Navy 4500 Comptroller of the Treasury - - 3500 Auditor " 3000 Treasurer 3000 Register - 2400 Attorney-General - 3000 Commissioner of the Revenue 3000 Accountant of War Department ------3000 Accountant of the Navy .Department - 2000 Post- Master-General 3000 Assistant Post-Master-General 1760 Ministers of the United States. At London, William Pinckney, Minister Plenipoten- tiary Paris, John Armstrong, Minister Plenipotentiary Petersbiirgh, John Quincy Adams, Minister Pleni- potentiary William Smith, Secretary of Legation Rio Janeiro, Thomas Sumpter, jun. of South-Car- olina, Minister Plenipotentiary Ministers from Foreign Powers. Great-Britain, -—-—— France, Gen. Tdrreau, Minister Plenipotentiary" . Chevalier de Foranda* and Don Ignatius de Viar, joint charge de affairs from the Junta ot Spain Portugal, Joseph Radermaker, Charge d'Affiirs Denmark, Peter Pederson, Charge d'Affairs Consuls and Commercial Agents of the Uni- ted States. In Great-Britain arid its Dominions. CONSULS. William Lyman London Elias Vanderhorst Bristol Robert W. Fox Falmouth James Maury Liverpool Joseph Wilson Dublin Thomas Auldje, Vice Consul Poole Jamss Holmes Belfast John Church Cork John Gavin® Gibraltar Joseph Palis Malta George Johnson Glasgow In France and its Dominions. COMMERCIAL AGENTS. Isaac Cox Barnet Havre de Grace William Lee, Commercial Agent Bordeaux Thomas Aborn, Vice Com. Agent Cayenne Peter Walsh, Agent Cette ,TTM1. T, , 7 Isles of France and William Buchanan £ Bourbon Eugene Cathalan Marseilles John Appleton Calais WilUaui Patterson Nantz / Aaron Vale L'Orient Thomas Lovelle La Rochelle Francis Coffen Dunkirk Henry Wilson Ostend In Spain and its Dominions. CONSULS. Joseph Yanardi Cadiz Robert Montgomery Alicant W;illiam Kirkpatrick Malaga Louis O'Brien St. Andero John Leonard Barcelona Tarragona and the John Martin Baker > Islgs of Majorca, j Minorca, ScYvica John James Armstrong Island of TenerifFe Richard S. Hackley St. Lucar In Portugal and its Dominions. William Jarvis, Consul Lisbon James L. Cathcart, do. Madeira T u q Azores, Wester* John B. Dabney, do. Islands Henry Hill, Consul at St. Salvador in Brazil In the JBatavian Refiublick and its Dependencies• Sylvanus Bourne, Consul General, Amsterdam In Denmark and. its Dominions. Hans Rodoiph Saabye, Consul Copenhagen Thomas Gamble Island of Santa Cruz James M'Greggor Island of St. Thomas In Prussia. Frederick W. Lutz Stettin W7illiam Clarke Embden In Germany• John M. Forbes Hamburgh Frederick J. Wichfelhausen Bremen Philip Mark Franconia William Riggin Trieste In the Kingdom of Sweden. Robert G. Gardiner " Gottenburg William Israel Island of St. Bartholomews In the Italian States. Thomas Appleton Leghorn Alexander Ham met Naples Thomas H. Storne Genoa John Broad'oent Messina Abraham Gibbs Palermo In Russia. Levitt Harris St. Petersburg In China. Edward Carrington Canton In Turkey. William Stewart Smyrna In Algiers. Tobias Leftr. Consul General In Tripoli. George Davis, Consul In Tunis. Charles D. Cox, Agent In Tangier. James Simpson, Consul AGENTS FOR SEAMEN AND COMMERCE. James Anderson Havanna Maurice Rogers St. Jago de Cuba Henry Rose Island of Antigua Maurice Lvsle Tortola Lewis For man Porto Rico Archibald M. Cooke Martinique PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Statement of Votes for President and Vice- President of the United States, for four years from March 4, 1809. HE^B DECEMBER 7, 1808. 'President. Vice President Madison Pinch Clinton ^ 2 cP ft 52 A'am es of the p States o ^ ^ SI ley J fv * ? i i o N.Hampshire G.Tick. 0 7 0 7 7 Massachusetts Legisla. 0 19 0 IS 19 Rhode-Island G.Tick. 0 4 0 4 4 Connecticut Legisla. 0 9 0 I 9 9 Vermont* do. 6 0 0 0 6 New-Yorkf do. 13 0 13 0 19 New-Jersey do. 8 0 8 0 3 Pennsylvania G.Tick. 20 0 20 0 26 Delaware Legisla. 0 3 0 3 3 Maryland By Dist. 9 2 9 2 11 Virginia G.Tick. 24 0 24 0 24 N. Carolina By Dist. 11 3 11 3 14 S. Carolina Legisla. 10 0 10 0 10 Georgia do. 6 0 6 0 6 Kentucky \ By Dist. 7 0 7 0 8 Tennessee do. 5 0 5 0 5 Ohio* do. S 0 0 o 3 TOTAL 122 | 47 j 113 1| 47 |1 17 6 * The Electors of Vermont and Ohio voted for Mr. Langdon, Governor of New-Hampshire, as Vice-President. f In New-York, Gov. Clinton, had 6 votes for President,and Madison and Munroe 3 each for Vice- President. fKentucky lost one vote by the sickness of an Elec- tor. 143 Governours of the several States. A ew-ITampsliirc Jeremiah Smith MaSsac.'nuetts C h ri staph er Go re Rhode-Island James Firmer Connecticut John Tread well Vermont Jonas Galusha Aeiv-York •( Daniel D, Tompkins A civ-Jersey Joseph Bloomtiekl Pennsylvania Simon Snyder Delaware George Truitt Alary land Edward Lloyd Virginia John Tyler A or th-Carolina William Stone South-Carolina John Dravton Georgia David B, Mitchell Kentucky Thomas Scott Tennessee Wiley Blunt Ohio Samuel Huntington STATE OF RHODE-ISLAND. HIS EXCELLENCY JAMES FENNKR, ESQ. Governor, THE HONOULLAELE SIM F. ON MARTIN, ESQ. IJeute.na.nt-Governor. SENATORS. Moses Lippitt Williani Reynolds James Rhodes William Anthony Daniel Bibcock Oliver Gardiner Job Randall Christopher Fowler William Waterman Jeremiah Brown .esquires Samuel Eddy, esq. Secretary Constant Taher, esq. General Treasurer Supreme Judicial Court rf Rhcdc-Island. Thomas Arnold, esq. Chief Justice. William Marchant, etq. I Benjamin Johnson, esq. Joseph Reynolds, esq; j John Cooke, esq. James Burriil, jun. esq. Attorney General List of Courts in the New-England States for each month. NOTE.— S.V.C.standsfor Supreme Federal CourU C.F.C. Circuit Federal Court. D.F.C. District FedcvaCC.iirt. S.J.C- Supreme Judicial Courts.. S.C. Supreme Court. S C.E. Supreme Court of Errors. C.P. Common Fleas. C. C. County Court. JANUARY begins D.F.C. Windsor, 1st do. Monday, 31 days Newport, 1st Tuesd. S C. New-Ilaven 3d, and New-Haven, 3d do. Windham, 1st Tuesday S.C. Portsmouth hLitch- Turlington, 1st do. field, 1st do. -—- Middle bury, 3d do. —- Manchester, 3d do. Norwich, 3d do. following 4th in Jan. Rutland, 1st Tuesday Hartford, 2d do. after 4th do. Dover, 4th Tuesday C.P. Boston and Ports- C.P. S. Kingston, 2d Mon. mouth, lit do. — — Norridgwock h Pa* Lancaster, 2d do. ^ris, 3d Tuesday Rochester,3d do. C.C. St- Albans, 1st do. Alfred, 1st Monday Middlebury, last do. —- Northampton,Bristol Fairfield,lastdo. (alt.) and Warren, 2d do. Burlington, lafct Mon- — E. Greenwich,3d do day save two C.C. Danville, 1st do. * Tolland, 4th Tuesd MARCH begins on Fri- day, 31 days. FEBRUARY begins D.F.C. Wi-cassct, ht Tu. Thursday, 29 days Salem oc Ports2>outh, S.F.C. Washington, 1st 3d do. Monday JU.C. Dedliam, 1st do. Boston & Nantucket, — Plymouth, 2d do. 2d do. — Boston, 3d do. S.C. Newport, 1st Mond. — Lenox, 2d Monday* Bristol, 2d do. — Yoi k, 3d do. Providence, 3d do. — Dedham, last do, C.p. Portland and Haver- C.C.Fairfield, od do. hill, 1st Tuesday — Taunton, 2d Monday MAY begins on Tuesday, Nantucket, Tuesday! 31 days preceding last Tues C.F.C. Windsor, 1st day Concord, Mon. prec. '—— Portsmouth, 19th day 3d Tuesday D.F.C. Wiscasset last Tu. -—— Worcester, Monday — Windsor, 7th day pi'eceding 4th do. —— Providence, 2d Tuoi —— Barnstable and Am- —— Hartford, 3d do. herst, last do, S.J.C. York & Plymouth, Ipswich, last Mond. 3d do. Mac!das,3d Tuesdav Portland U Oxford, C.C. Craftsbury and N.I, 4th do. Hero, 1st Monday iS.C. Charleatown, 2d do. - Woodstock, 3d do. j Plymouth, N.II. 4tii • New-Haren St Rut-f do, land, 3d Tuesday |C.P. Castine, 1st do. - Litchfield and Hart- -— Paris, 2d do. ford, 4th do. RWrMiiHaverhill., N.TTM.H. last • Haddam, last Tuesd. do. Wiscasset, 2d Mond. APRIIi begins en Sun- — Augusta Sc Edgar ton, dav, 30 days 3d Tuesday C.F.C.N.Haven, ISthday — NorthamptonS;New- S.J.C. Concord, 2d Tnes port, 3d Monday — Worcester, 3d do. —— Providence, 4th do. Northampton Sc Ips- wich, 4th do. JUNE begins on Friday* Lenox, 1st Tuesday! 30 days after 4th of April " -C.F.C. Boston, 1st day S.C. Greenwich, 2d Mon.!— Newport, 15th day — S. Kingston, 4th do. iD.F.C. Boston, 4th Tuas* C.P. Keene, 1st Tuesday | Exeter, 3d do. N i4 G &J.C. Augusta, 1st Tues. Chelsea, 2d Tuesday after 4th of do. following 3d do. Wiscasset, 2d Tues. Danville, 3d do. do. after 4th of do. 4th do. Castine, 3d Tuesday Newport, 4th Mond. after 4th of do. C.P. Plymouth and Exe- S.C.E- Hartford, 1st Tu. ter, 2d Tuesday G.P. Bristol, 1st Monday Machias, Augusta, Taunton, 2d do. Gilmantown, 3d do. Concord, Mond. pre- —— South Kingston,sand ceding 1 st Tuesday Castine, 2d Monday — Worcester, Monday E- Greenwich,3d do. preceding 2d dov NortharaptonScTops- -—- Portland, 3d do. hava, 4th Monday Salem, last Monday Lenox and Waterbo- C.C. Manchester, 1st do. rough, 4th elo. —•— Newfane Sc Chelsea, C.C. Hartford, 3d Tuesd. 2d do. Windham, 3d do. — Guildhall, Vt. 3d do. — Browr/ington, 4th M. Dan villet last do, — Middlehury, last do. N. London, 2d Tues. save one N. Haven, 4th do. St. Albans, last do. JULY begins on Sunday, SEPTEM BER begins OH ot days Saturday, 30 davs S C. Danburv, 3€l Tuesd. C.F.C, Hartford, 17th day Middletown, last do. D F.C. Wiscasset,1st Tu. C.P.Boston Sc Lancaster, Salem, 2d do. 1st do. Portsmouth, 3d do. S.J.C. Lenox, 2d do. AUGUST begins on Northampton ScWis- Wednesday, 31 days casset, 3d do. D,F.C.Windsor, ist Mon. Worcester, 4th do. Newport, tut Tttesd. Dedham 1st do. after New-Haven, 3d do. 4th do. S-C. Newfane, 1st do. —— Augusta, 2d do. after —— New-Haven, 2d do. 3d do. -— Litchfield h Wood' j —- Portland, 4th do* af- fetock, Vt. 3d do* i 3d do. Alfred, 6tli do. after ter 4th do. of do. 3d do. Cambridge, 5th do. S.C. Hartford, Tolland Sc after 4 th do. of do. Dover, 1st Tuesday Salem 6th do. after Windham, 2d do. 4th do. of do. Exeter, 3d do. S.C. Lancaster, N.H. 1st New-London,4th do. Tuesday Bristol, 2d Monday Haverhill,N.H.2d do. Providence, 3d do. Keene, 3d do. C-P. Worcester, Monday Amherst, Tuesday preceding 1st Tues. following 4th do. Barnstable and Nor- E. G reenw ich ,1st M. rid g week, 4th do. S. Kingston. 2d do. Paris 8c Chariest own C.V. Boston and Nantuck- N.H. 4th do. et, 1st Tuesday Taunton and Alfred. —- N.Gloucester, 3d do. 2d Monday Tilsbury, last do. Dedham, 3d do. Concord, Morsd pre- NOVEMBER begins cn ceding 2d Tuesday 1 hursday, 30 days Ply mouth,N.H. 1st do. tf.F.C. Exeter, 2d "day Newburyportjlast M. Providence, 15th day C.C. N. Hero, 1st Mond. D.F.C.Rutland, 1st Men. Tolland, 4th Tuesd. Providercc and Hart- Litchfield, 4th do. ford 3d Tuesday < Woodstock,V. 3d M. SJ.C.Boston Sc Nantuck- Burlingtou, Yt. last et 4th Tuesday Monday save two C. Hartfoid, 2d Tuefd. C.P. Newport, North- OCTOBER begins on ampton Sc CraitsburJ- Monday, 31 days 1st Monday C.F.C. Rutland, 3d day Edgarton, li t Tueid. —— Boston, 20th day —— Castine, 2d Tuesday D.F.C. Rutland, 10th day Plymouth. St Portland S.J.C. Taunton, 2d Tires* 3d do. after 4th do. of Sept. C.C. Middletown, 2d do. Plymouth, 3d do. af- Danburv 3d Tuesday ter 4th do. of do. Rutland 2d Tuesday — Barnstablej4th do.af- * Norwich and New* Haven 4th do. — Augusta, 2d Tuesday — Dedham and Provi- DECEMBER begins on * deuce, 3d Monday Saturday, 31 days. -— Cambridge, Monday D.F.G. Boston and Port- preceding 3d Tuesd. land, 1st Tuesday •— Ipswich and Lenox, Exeter, 3d do. last Monday S.C. M iddle town, 2d do. :.C. Hartford and Wind- Tolland, 3d do. ham 1st Tuesday — airfield last do. — Litchfield, 2d do. St- Albans, last Tues — Newfane 8c Chelsea, day save one 2d Monday C.P. Worcester, Monday — Bennington Sc Guild- preceding 1st Tuesd. hall, 3d do. — — Taunton, ~d Monday E O A D S, With the names of good Innkeepers** Frem New-Landon, to Ipfwich Tredtvell ia B(ofi on. 'Newburyport Perkins 12 Montville ' Haujj-hton Hampton Leavet 15 Norwich-Port 6 PORTSMOUTH Davenport 10 Jewett's-City John foil 8 Konnebeck — 29 Piainficid " Eaton ' 7 IOIITLAKD Peck 27 Sterling Field 4 Scituats Fifii a! Total 118 providence 15 Attle boron gh Mann 9 Fr. N.London to N.Haven. Wrentham Ever it 11 Lyme Parlous 14 Dedham Fuller saybrook Pratt BOSTON Killingworth Crane Guilford Stcne 19 Total 99 Bran jfo r d ———— 9 NEW-IIAEVH, 8 From Softon to Portland Lynn Thayer 7 5°| Suit in Tucker 7 the large towns^ there are many good Inns, to name particular ones might be thought, in vidious. New-Haven to New-York.j Juhnflomi Dewande'iter Mil ford Clark icjpafatitie Zobrilkie Stratford Lovvjoy 4iManbeim Pardee 3 „ Fairfield pennfieid |0 L ttle Falls Carr 7 Norvalk Moti 11 METLKr ME II 7 Maynard Stamford Baveupart 9 3 Morg n 7 Rye Pffiuiileld la Schuyler Smith 6 New-Rocheli Williams 8 1 Hotel UTICA Harlem liauiey 9 ^ C. Houfe 9 NEW-YORK 93 "34 Fr. Utica/©Canandaigua. Niw-Londonto Hartford New-Hartford M'Cleau 4 New-Sale in Turner 14 Veihnoreland Crary "Colcheller (Good inn*) 6 Veijnon Pierfon 6 Marlborough Buel 8 Sullivan Wimple 9 Glaftcnbury Wells io Clark 10 HARTFORD 5 IVIanlius Warner 2 Derne Trowbridge 3 43 Onandaga Brew iter 7 ^ Hartford to Albany. Vlareelius Chapman 12 Farmington Phelps 6 Skaneotoios Lake Gidins 6 New-Hartford Cowles 13 Aurelius tfoftwick Sandisfield Hawley 4 Goodwin ^-Lenox Coffee-Ho life 22 Cayuga Harris New-Lebanon Hull I 2] Junius Philipstowa Schemer horn 9 I Maxwell 9jGeneva Union-Village Lee 1 Powell ALBANY, II jSeneca Ball —, Gorham <; Taylor 94 CANANDAIGUA I Bates jFrom Albany toUtic Sehenectady ~> Otierhoudt 16 From Canandaigua to Nia- Amffcerdam 5 Cock gara Falls. Cau^liawauga H, Fc Bloomiield Hall 12 Lima Mortal 6 ? "Kerry Uxbridge Read 25 Avon 5 Hofmer Pomfret Sabin 2© Genefee River A Mansfield Kimball 9 _ , , 7 Smith HARTFORD 22 Caledonia 5 Ganfom Meriden Robin fen 19 K.eyes II NEW-HAVEM 17 BATAVIA ?Roe 4 Willinck Richardfon 14 140 BufFaloe-Creek Laudon 22 Ferry at Black ?MUler From Hartford toN.Haven Rock 3 24; thro' Middletown. Bertie 4 MIDDLETOWN 15 Chippewa Stevens ii> Waliingford Carrington 14 NIAGARA FAILS Wilfon n NEW-HAVEN 13 109 42 From Hartford tn Wind- FromNiagara Falls to Fort for,( Vermont.) Niagara. Springfield Williams 28 Rorbach 3 Northampton Clark 19 Queenflown Drake A Deerfield Bennet 18 JT i_ ? Roch Putney Stowers 23 Newark Scv™* Emor™y 7 Charlestown Ely 20 Ferry to Fort Niagara i WINDSOR Pettis 18 144 126 From Providence to Hart- From N. London to New- ford. port. Plainfield Eaton 30 Miltic Barrows 8 Windham Staniford 14 vVeftcrly Rhodes 7 Coventry Fenton 13 Char left© wn Stan on 13 HARTFORD 17 Tower-Hill Hall 12 ?sjarragan* Fer, Gardiner 3 74 Newport 7 Middle road from Boftot. to New-Haven. Medfield Clark *, From Paulus Hook to Chefter 1.5 Hackinfack 4 Naaman's Creek 20 Ogden's Tavern 7 Brandy Wine 27 Newark 10 Wilmington 28 Elizabethtown 14 Newport 32 Smith's Tavern 18 Chriftiana 37 Ilofway 21 iron Hill 43 Woodbridge as State Line 45 Starr Tavern 32 Elk Ferry 49 Pifcatway 34 Charlefton 56 New-Brunfsvick 36 Sufquehanna, (Havre) 64 Six Mile Hun 40 White Horfe T Rocky Hill 47 Harford IS Princeton 52 Smith 81 Allen Town 56 Great Gunpowder 83 Trenton 64 3uck Tavern 89 Tully Town 70 Bird in Hand 95 Briftol 74 BALTIMORE Fairfield 79 Pctapfco, Elk Ridge 107 Frankfort £9 Patuxent III PHILADELPHIA 94 Gent's 120 Indian ^>ueen Darby 7 WASHINGTON, Capitol 133 IN D E X7 lmanack, Page 5 Courts, 1441 Comm. Loans, 136 A Attornies Circuit Cities, 97 Court. Conn. 132 Clergy, See. 8Q (see the counties) Candidates and unset- Academies, Cheshire, 91 tled Ministers, 8§ — Bacon 92i Colleges, New-Haven, 91 Banks, 93-961— Harvard, 92 Baptist Ministers, or- j Williams, 92 dained unsettled, 88 Rhode-Island, 92 Census, 3<— Dartmouth, 92 Connecticut—Govern- — Tlesigna. Sc Appo.128 ment, executive and Ministers 2c Consuls, 138 legislative, 53, Methodist N. E Con- Judicial and Civil, 61 j ference, 1'lartford County, 61 i Missionary Society, 88 New-Haven, 64 Nomina, to Congress, 60 . New-London, 66 Nomination Assistants, 60 Fairfield, 68 Navy U. S. 137 Windham, 71 Notaries, Conn. 79 Litchfceld, 73 Post-office, See. 49 Middlesex, 76 Post-Masters, 50 Tolland, 77 Postage, -49 Derby Fishing Comp. 96 Probate Courts, 79 Duties—Impost, * 25 R. I. Officers, 143—4 —— Free, * 37 Receivers pub. money,128 — Tonnage, 3f 1 fords Sc Innkeepers, 148 Payable in, ^ Salaries, 138 Credit, 4'c Surveyors, 52 Fees, 4C Tables—Tides, 4 Allowance 40—1? ——Venus, rise Sc set, 17 -— Ports of Entry, 44 Weight and value —— Restrictions, of Coins 18 7— Tares allowed, Interest, pounds, 19 —— Rates of Coins, —— Value of Cents in —— Information gene lawful money, 20 rally. Monies of Account 21 Election Presidential, 14? Polls and Estates, 23 Eclipses, . 5 Territories, U.S. 136 Freemen's Meetings, 3 United States Officers, Free-Masons: 101 —Executive and State,!'<9 Governors of States, 143 — Senators, 133 Insurance Companies, 93 — Representatives, 134 Medical Society, 99 — Judicial, 130 —— Examining Corn- — Revenue, 47 mi tree, ' 10C—101 Militia, 103