OF  THE 


OFFICERS  AND  STUDENTS 

OF  THE 


THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY, 


AT  PRINCETON,  NEW  JERSEY. 


Princeton: 


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TRUSTEES. 


SAMUEL  BAYARD,  Esq.  President. 

Hon.  SAMUEL  L.  SOUTHARD,  Vice  President. 
Rev.  JOHN  M’DOWELL,  D.D.  Secretary. 


ALEXANDER  HENRY,  ESQ. 
BENJAMIN  STRONG,  ESQ. 
JOHN  T.  WOODHULL,  M.D. 
SOLOMON  ALLEN,  ESQ. 
LEWIS  W.  R.  PHILIPS,  ESQ. 
ROBERT  VOORHEES,  ESQ. 
JAMES  LENOX,  ESQ. 

JOB  SQUIER,  ESQ. 

HENRY  W.  GREEN,  ESQ. 


JOHN  J.  BRYANT,  ESQ. 

REV.  ASHBEL  GREEN,  D.D. 
REV.  WM.  W.  PHILLIPS,  D.D. 
REV.  DAVID  COMFORT. 

REV.  NICHOLAS  MURRAY. 
REV.  ISAAC  V.  BROWN. 

REV.  JAMES  CARNAHAN,  D.D. 
REV.  JOSEPH  m’eLROY,  D.D. 
REV.  ELI  F.  COOLEY. 


James  S.  Green,  Esq.  Treasurer  of  the  Board  of  Trustees. 
JosiAH  Cary,  Esq.  Steward. 


DIRECTORS. 


MIXISTKRS. 

REV.  BENJAMIN  H.  RICE,  D.D. 
REV.  JOHN  m’dOWELL,  D.D. 
REV.  WM.  B.  SPRAGUE,  D.D. 
REV.  C.  C.  CUYLER,  D.D. 

REV.  GEORGE  POTTS. 

REV.  ELIAS  AV.  CRANE. 

REV.  JOHN  N.  CAMPBELL,  D.D. 

REV.  ASIIBEL  GREEN,  D.D. 
REV.  \VM.  W.  PHILLIPS,  D.D. 
REV.  JOHN  JOHNSTON. 

REV.  ASA  HILLA'ER,  D.D. 

REV.  ROBERT  m’cARTEE,  D.D. 
REV.  HENRY  A.  BOARDMAN. 
REV.  NICHOLAS  MURR.AY. 

REV.  THOMAS  m’aULEY,  D.D. 
REV.  GARDINER  SPRING,  D.D. 
REV.  CYRUS  MASON. 

REV.  AVM.  A.  m’dOWELL,  D.D. 
REV.  WM.  D.  SNODGRASS,  D.D. 
REV.  WM.  NEILL,  D.D. 

REV.  WM.  LATTA. 


HULIN'G  ELDERS. 

BENJAMIN  STRONG,  ESQ, 
SAMUEL  BAYARD,  ESQ. 
AMBROSE  V'HITE,  ESQ. 


ALEXANDER  HENRY,  ESQ. 
MOSES  ALLEN,  ESQ. 

JAMES  LENOX,  ESQ. 


ZECHARIAH  LEWIS,  ESQ. 
JOHN  T.  WOODHULL,  M.D. 
HUGH  AUCHINCLOSS,  ESQ. 


PROFESSORS. 


Rev.  ARCHIBALD  ALEXANDER,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Didactic  and  Polemic  Theology. 

Rev.  SAMUEL  MILLER,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History  and  Church  Government. 

Rev.  CHARLES  HODGE,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Oriental  and  BibUcal  Literature. 

Rev.  JOHN  BRECKINRIDGE,  D.D. 

Professor  of  Pastoral  Theology  8md  Missionary  Instruction. 


J.  ADDISON  ALEXANDER,  A.M. 


Associate  Instructor  in  the  Department  of  Oriental  and  Biblical  Literature. 


* 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


A.  C.,  Amherst  College. 

A.  C.  K.,  Augusta  College,  Ky. 

C.  C.,  Centre  College. 

D.  C.,  Dickinson  College. 

G.  C.  T.,  Greeneville  College,  Tenn. 

G.  C.,  Geneva  College. 

H.  C.,  Hamilton  College. 

J.  C.  T.,  Jackson  College,  Tenn. 

J.  C.,  Jefferson  College. 

K.  C.,  Kenyon  College. 

L.  C.,  Lafayette  College. 

M.  U.,  Miami  University. 

N.  H.,  Nassau  Hall. 


N.  U.,  Nashville  University. 

R.  C.,  Rutgers  College. 

St.  M.  C.,  St.  Mary’s  College. 

U.  C.,  Union  College. 

U.  N.  C.,  University  of  North  Carolina. 
U.  N.  Y.,  University  of  New  York. 

U.  P.,  University  of  Pennsylvania. 
Wms.  C.,  Williams  College. 

W.  R.  C.,  Western  Reserve  College. 

W.  C.  P.,  Washington  College,  Penn. 
W.  C.  T.,  Washington  College,  Term. 
Y.  C.,  Yale  College. 


S T II  ])  E N 'r  s. 


RESIDENT  LICENTIATE. 
Ruheut  W.  Ohr. 

FIRST  CLASS. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

GRADUATKD. 

ROOMS. 

Caleb  Abbott,  Jun. 

JYetvark,  A'  J. 

U.  C.  1833 

11 

Samuel  B.  Ayers, 

Richmond,  Pa. 

N.  H.  1834 

A 41 

S.  Martin  Bayless, 

Rock  Run,  J\Id. 

R.  C.  1832 

B 24 

Robert  Birch, 

JYe-u!  York  City. 

D.  C.  1829 

Mrs.  Gaston’s 

Tyrrell  Blair, 

Blandford,  A/ass- 

U.  C.  1833 

A 39 

Abm.  L.  Bloodgood, 

Albany,  JY.  Y. 

U.  C.  1832 

A 17 

Elbridge  Bradbury, 

Framingham,  JMass. 

A.  C.  1831 

Dr.  Scudder’s 

Edward  D.  Bryan, 

Lancaster,  Pa. 

— — 

B 15 

Benjamin  Carrell, 

Point  Pleasant,  Pa. 

U.  C.  1834 

Mr.  Staats’ 

N.  VV.  Chavalier, 

Baltimore,  JVtd. 

N.  H.  1834  Mr.  Hendrickson’s 

Richard  Curran, 

Harrisburg,  Pa. 

W.  C.  P.  1834 

21 

Jonas  Denton, 

Goshen,  JV.  Y. 

Wms.  C.  1833 

Dr.  Scudder’s 

Peter  Dougherty, 

Ulster  Co.,  .V.  Y. 

N.  H.  1834 

Mrs.  Hamilton’s 

Robert  W.  Dunlap, 

Lancaster,  S.  C. 

— — 

B 18 

Frederick  S.  Ernst, 

Pottsville,  Pa. 

Y.  C.  1832 

C 41 

Julius  Foster, 

Jililford,  Pa. 

H.  C.  1833 

Mr.  Staats’ 

R.  C.  Galbraith, 

HolUdaysburg,  Pa. 

J.  C.  1834 

47 

N.  Herrick  Griffin, 

JYesthampton,  L.  I. 

Wms,  C.  1834 

42 

David  M.  Halliday, 

JYeiv  York  City. 

N.H.  1824 

Mrs.  Gibson’s 

A.  H.  Hand, 

Princeton,  JY.  J. 

Wms.  C.  1831 

Mrs.  Htuid’s 

S.  P.  Helme, 

Wyoming  Valley,  Pa. 

— — 

B 48 

Isaac  J.  Henderson, 

JYatchez,  Miss. 

J.  C.  1831 

B 43 

Samuel  Hopkins, 

Geneva,  JY.  Y. 

A.  C.  1831 

Mrs.  Brearley’s 

R.  W.  Hume, 

South  Kortright,JY.Y.\5.  C.  1834 

A 48 

T.  F.  Ingersoll, 

W.  Stockbridge,  Mass, 

— — 

Chapel  7 

Samuel  Kellogg, 

Mew  York  City. 

U.  N.  Y.  1834 

B 10 

T.  P.  W.  Magruder, 

Rockville,  Md. 



B 2 

John  Magoffin  M’Auley,  JVew  York  City, 

U.  P.  1833 

B 17 

WilUam  N.  Mebane, 

Greensborough,  M.  C. 

U.N.  C.  1833 

A 18 

John  H.  Morrison, 

Orange  Co.,  M.  Y. 

N.  H.  1 834 

29 

8 


SECOND  CLASS. 


IfAMES. 

UESIDEXCE, 

GRADUATED. 

ROOMS. 

John  Moule, 

Craieford,  J\i'.  r. 

R.  C. 

1834 

A 34 

Ezekiel  Quillin, 

EstillvUle,  Va. 

— 

— 

A 43 

Elias  S.  Schenck, 

J\'‘e-w  York  City. 

N.  H. 

1832 

B 40 

Joseph  Sillcocks, 

£runs-ivick',J\'.  J.  — 

— 

37 

Rapin  Ellsworth  Smith, 

Philadelfjhia,  Pa. 

— 

— 

Paul  E.  Stevenson, 

Troy,  .Y.  Y. 

U.  C. 

1833 

Mr.  StaaU' 

* Daniel  Stratton, 

Bridgeton,  J\'.  J. 

N.  H. 

1833 

Ward  D.  Talbot, 

..dthol,  .Mass. 

U.  C. 

1833 

B 39 

David  J.  Waller, 

Wyoming  Valley,  Pa. 

Wms.C.  1834 

42* 

Daniel  Wells, 

Goshen,  ,Y.  Y. 

N.H. 

1834 

Mrs.  Hamilton’s 

Robert  M.  White, 

Chester  Co.,  Pa. 

A.  C. 

1834 

37 

George  W.  Wood, 

Elizabethto-wn,  JV.  J. 

D.  C. 

1832 

Mrs.  Wilson’s 

William  B.  Woodruff, 

Oxford,  Ohio. 

M.  U. 

1831 

8 Canal  St. 

S.  R.  Wynkoop, 

Bro-wnsburg,  Pa-. 

U.  C. 

1829 

G.  D.  Young, 

Wilmington,  Bel.  N.  H. 

SECOND  CLASS. 

1834 

Fi 

A 15 

HST  Class,  45. 

NAMES, 

IIESIDKNCE. 

GRADUATED. 

ROOMS* 

John  T.  Balch,  Jun. 

Greeneville,  Tenn. 

G.  C.  T. 

1833 

B 44 

T.  H.  Barr, 

Euclid,  Ohio. 

W.  R.  C.1835 

B 28 

Wm.  G.  BeU, 

West  Alexander,  Pa. 

W\  C.  P. 

1836 

B 41 

Robert  T.  Berry, 

Fredericksburg,  Va. 

— 

— 

34i 

Thomas  Brown, 

Ballston,  JV.  Y. 

U.  C. 

1836 

Mr.  Warner’s 

0.  K.  Canfield, 

J^'ew  .Marlboro,  .Mass. 

N.  H. 

1835 

Mr.  Van  Doren’s 

Talbot  M^ilsonChambers,Cflr&‘sfe,  Pa. 

R.  C. 

1834  Mr.  Hendrickson’s 

D.  D.  Clarke, 

Shippensburg,  Pa. 

J.  C. 

1831 

A 19 

John  Crowell, 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

N.H. 

1834 

23  West  College 

George  Ely, 

Trenton,  JV.  J. 

N.  V. 

1833 

B 38 

John  E.  Freeman, 

.Veu-ark,  JV*.  J. 

N.  H. 

1835 

B 22 

William  M.  Galbreath, 

Harford  Co..  .Md. 

J.  C. 

1835 

A 1 

Joseph  S.  Gallagher, 

Sackets  Harbour,  JV.Y. 

. — 

— 

Daniel  Gaston, 

JVorthumberlundCo.,  Pa.  — 

— 

47 

Alexander  Gulick, 

J^ezo  York  City. 

— 

— 

Mrs.  Ferguson’s 

Joseph  B.  Hadden, 

Elkton,  Ky. 

N.  U. 

1834 

A 38 

George  Hale, 

Catskill,  J\’.  1'. 

Wins.  C. 

1831 

Chapel  4 

Isaac  W.  K.  Handy, 

JVashington,  B.  C. 

J.  C. 

1835 

B 35 

William  W.  Hill, 

.Mt.  Sterling,  Ky. 

C.  C. 

1835 

C 27 

Samuel  Hunt, 

.Attleboro,  Mass. 

A.  C. 

1832 

Chapel  2 

Melancthon  W.  Jacobus, 

Mezeark,  M.  J. 

N.  H. 

1834  Mr.  I.  \’an  Doren’s 

Absent. 


THIRD  CLASS 


9 


JfAMES, 

RESIDENCE. 

GRADUATED. 

ROOMS. 

Aaron  Brainard  Jerome,  Palmyra,  JV.  Y. 

N.  H.  1835 

Chapel  1 

Duncan  Kennedy, 

JSTayJield,  JV*.  Y. 

U.  C.  1835 

A 30 

Jacob  W.  E.  Ker, 

Princess  Jinn,  Md. 

— — 

B 14 

Burtis  C.  Magje, 

J\ev>  York  City. 

U.N.  Y.  1835 

A 36 

John  B.  M’C'oy, 

IVest  Alexander,  Pa. 

W.C.P.  1835 

21 

G.  W.  M’Elroy, 

Lebanon,  Ky. 

C.  C.  1833 

Mrs.  Howell’s 

Edmund  M’Kinney, 

Harrisburg,  Pa. 

\V.  C.  P.  1835 

8 Canal  St. 

Charles  L.  Mills, 

ALorristown,  JV.  J. 

Y.  C.  1835 

B 51 

Robert  Desha  Morris, 

Augusta,  Ky. 

A.  C.  K.  1834 

A 31 

John  B.  Morton, 

Elizabethtown,  JW  J. 

U.  N.Y.  1835 

A 52 

Robert  Osborn, 

Cumberland  Co.,  JV.  J. 

J.  C.  1834 

A 51 

John  Paisley, 

Greensborough,  JV.  C. 

U.N.  C.  1835 

B 30 

E.  D.  G.  Prime, 

AJewburgh,  JV  Y. 

U.  C.  1832 

A 2 

George  D.  Purviance, 

Baltimore,  JVId. 

St.  M.  C.  1833 

John  V.  Reynolds, 

„Meadville,  Pa. 

J.  C.  1834 

A 28 

E.  J.  Richards, 

JVeio  York  City. 

N.  H.  1834 

Mrs.  Hamilton’s 

James  Rosamond, 

Anderson,  S.  C. 

M.  U.  1833 

32 

J.  L.  Scott, 

Chester  Co.,  Pa. 

J.  C.  1833 

A 35 

J.  H.  Sherwood, 

German  Valley,  JV  J. 

N.  H.  1834 

A 10 

Daniel  Stewart, 

Broadalbin,  JV*.  Y. 

U.  C.  1833 

8 Canal  St. 

Caleb  Strong, 

JVorthampton,  .Mass. 

Y.  C.  1835 

B 31 

S.  D.  Stuart, 

IjexmgtoJi,  Ky. 

— — 

S 27 

James  P.  Terry, 

Enfield,  Conn. 

A.  C.  1834 

B 36 

Alexander  Vancourt, 

JVew  York  City. 

N.  H.  1 833 

A 40 

George  Wells, 

J\'ewark,  Ohio. 

K.  C.  1835 

A 24 

W.  R.  Work, 

St.  Clairsx'ille,  Ohio. 

— — 

21 

Samuel  Y.  Wyly. 

Greeneville,  Tenn. 

G.C.T.  1834 

B 34 

• 

Second  Class,  48. 

THIRD  CLASS. 

NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

GRADUATED. 

ROOMS. 

William  G.  Allen, 

Shelbyville,  Ky. 

N.  H.  1835 

Mrs.  Wilson’s 

Richard  M.  Baker, 

Georgia. 

N.  H.  1835 

Mansion  House 

Ebenezer  C.  Birge, 

Underhill,  Vt. 

— — 

B 1 

Henry  H.  Cambern, 

JHarion  Co.,  Ky. 

— — 

A 22 

John  P.  Carrell, 

Point  Pleasant,  Pa. 

— — 

B 45 

James  H.  Chamberlin, 

Salem,  JV.  Y. 

U.  C. . 1835 

8 Canal  St. 

Robert  Crawford, 

Wms.  C.  1836 

12 

A.  Alexander  Doak, 

Jonesboro,  Tenn. 

W.  C.  T.1833 

A 44 

John  V.  Dodge, 
Edward  P.  Edgar, 


J\rew  York  City. 
JYeiv  York  City. 


Y.  C. 
N.  H. 


1835  Mr.  Henderson’s 


1835 


Mrs.  Gaston’s 


10  THIRD  CLASS. 


NAMES. 

RESIDENCE. 

GRADUATED. 

ROOMS. 

Samuel  W.  Fisher, 

Ramapo,  J\l'.  Y. 

Y.  C. 

1835 

29 

John  N.  Gilbreath, 

Greeneville,  Tenn. 

G.  C.  T. 

1835 

A 46 

Robert  C.  Grziham, 

Wythe  Ct.  House,  Va. 

G.  C.T. 

1835 

C 3 

Thomas  Grier, 

Canonsburg,  Pa. 

J.  C. 

1836 

Mrs.  Hamilton’s 

Isaac  Hall, 

Cecil  Co.,  JHd. 

— 

— 

50 

James  M.  Harlow, 

Shelter  Island. 

N.  H. 

1835 

C 5 

Daniel  Higbie, 

Jamaica,  L.  I. 

Y.  C. 

1836 

Mrs.  Horsfeel’s 

John  G.  Howell, 

Trenton,  JW  J. 

N.  H. 

1833 

B 47 

Sherman  Hoyt, 

Fishkill,  JV.  Y. 

— 

— 

C 6 

Moses  H.  Hunter, 

JMartinsburg,  Va. 

Y.  C. 

1836 

A 14 

William  Huntting, 

Southold,  L.  I. 

A.  C. 

1835 

Mr.  Warner’s 

Sylvrmder  Hutchinson, 

Sutton,  JVIass. 

A.  C. 

1836 

Mi.  Sears’ 

Charles  K.  Imbrie, 

Philadelphia,  Pa. 

N.  H. 

1835 

Mrs.  Brearley’s 

Henry  James, 

Albany,  JV.  Y. 

U.  C. 

1830 

Mrs.  Gaston’s 

Allen  M.  Jerome, 

JVe-w  York  City. 

N.H. 

1836 

Mrs.  Brearley’s 

David  Lyon, 

Baskingridge,  JV.  J. 

N.  H. 

1836 

B 33 

Wm.  H.  M’.A.uley, 

Washington,  Ala. 

M.  U. 

1834 

32 

Wm.  Frederick  M'Ree, 

JVLaury  Co.,  Tenn. 

J.  C.  T. 

1836 

B 46 

John  Montgomery, 

Springfield,  Ky. 

C.  C. 

1835 

B 19 

Joseph  Owen, 

Bedford  Co.,  JV.  Y. 

N.  H. 

1835 

N.  H.  59 

James  Petrie, 

Perth,  Scotland. 

N.  H. 

1836 

B 52 

James  A.  Platt, 

Albany,  JV.  Y. 

H.  C. 

1835  Mr.  Hendrickson’s 

Joseph  Platt, 

Springfield,  Ky. 

C.  C. 

1834 

49 

James  B.  Ramsey, 

Princeton,  JV.  J. 

L.  C. 

1836 

Mr.  Bowne’s 

John  C.  Rankin, 

Guilford  Co.,  JV.  C. 

— 

— 

A 33 

Wm,  B.  Reeve, 

Springfield,  JV.  J. 

N.  H. 

1836 

C 8 

Peter  Snyder, 

Schoharie,  JV.  Y. 

W.  C. 

1836 

12 

Jerome  Twichell, 

Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

M.  U. 

1836 

8 Canal  St. 

William  Van  Doren, 

Princeton,  JV.  J. 

N.  H. 

1835 

Mr.  Van  Doren’s 

Hugh  Walsh, 

JVe-w  York  City. 

Y.  C. 

1835 

Mrs.  Gaston’s 

Lewis  W.  Williams, 

Bellefonte,  Pa. 

N.  H. 

1836 

C 7 

Charles  F.  Worrel, 

Lancaster  Co.,  Pa. 

— 

— 

50 

Thomas  Wright, 

Salem,  JV.  Y. 

Wms.  C. 

. 1835 

B 45 

Tuihd  Class,  43. 


SUMMARY, 

Resident  Licentiate,  1 

First  Class,  ..------45 

Second  CIa.ss, 48 

Third  Class, 43 

Total,  137 


SUMMARY  OF  STUDIES. 


FIRST  YEAR. 

Hebrew  language. 

Exegetical  study  of  the  Scriptures. 

Saered  Rhetoric. 

Biblical  Criticism. 

Biblical  Antiquities. 

Introduction  to  the  Study  of  the  Scriptures. 
Mental  and  Moral  Science. 

The  Evidences  of  Natural  and  Revealed  Religion. 
Sacred  Chronology. 

Biblical  History. 


SECOND  YEAR. 

Exegetical  study  of  the  Hebrew  and  Greek  Scriptures  continued. 
Didactic  Theology. 

Ecclesiastical  History. 

Mbsionary  Instruction. 


THIRD  YEAR. 

Exegetical  study  of  the  Scriptures  continued. 
Polemic  Theology. 

Church  Government. 

Pastoral  Theology. 

Composition  and  delivery  of  Sermons. 


Members  of  the  first  class  are  required  to  exhibit  original  compositions  once  in 
two  weeks ; those  of  the  second  class,  once  in  three  weeks ; and  those  of  the  third 
class,  once  in  four  weeks. 


Every  person  applying  for  admission  into  the  Seminary,  must  produce  satisfac- 


12 


TERMS  OF  ADMISSION. 


tory  written  testimonials,  that  he  possesses  good  natural  talents,  and  is  of  a prudent 
and  discreet  deportment ; that  he  is  in  full  communion  with  some  regular  Church  ; 
and  that  he  has  passed  through  a regular  course  of  Academic  study ; or  wanting 
this,  he  must  submit  himself  to  an  examination  in  regard  to  the  branches  of  litera- 
ture usually  taught  in  such  a course. 

When  a student  has  been  received  under  the  care  of  a Pre.sbytery,  and  has  passed 
his  examination  on  the  studies  usually  pursued  in  Colleges  with  approbation,  a 
certificate  from  the  Presbytery  declaring  this  fact,  is  received  as  sufficient  to  answer 
every  requisition  in  regard  to  testimonials. 

When  a student,  who  has  been  connected  with  any  other  Theological  Seminary, 
seeks  admission  into  this,  he  must  produce  testimonials  of  his  good  standing,  and 
regular  dismission,  before  he  can  be  received. 

The  proper  time  for  entering  the  Seminary,  is  at  the  commencement  of  the 
Winter  Session,  which  begins  early  in  November.  It  is  important  that  Students 
should  be  present  at  the  opening  of  the  Session. 

The  students,  in  addition  to  the  use  of  Ubraries  attached  to  the  Seminary,  have 
access  to  that  of  the  College,  and  on  application  to  the  several  Professors  of  that 
Institution,  can  have  the  privilege  of  attending  lectures  on  Anatomy,  Natural 
Philosophy,  Chemistry  and  Natural  History. 

Gentlemen  well  qualified  to  teach  the  German  and  French  languages  are  resi- 
dent here,  and  will  give  instruction  in  those  branches  to  such  students  as  desire 
it  at  their  own  expense. 

There  is  no  charge  made  either  for  Tuition  or  Room-rent ; but  each  student  pays 
§10  per  annum  to  the  “General  Expense  Fund,”  the  object  of  which  is  to  defray 
the  contingent  expenses  of  the  Institution.  Students  who  may  prefer  rooming  out 
of  the  Seminary  building  can  be  accommodated  in  the  village  and  vicinity. 

Indigent  Students  are  aided  either  by  the  General  Assembly’s  “Board  of  Educa- 
tion,” the  “Presbyterian  Education  Societ)^,”  or  the  Funds  of  the  Seminary. 

The  expense  of  Board  in  the  Commons  varies  from  §l  25  to  §1  75  per  week. 
Board  may  be  obtained  in  private  families  at  from  §1  50  to  §2  50  per  week. 
Expense  for  Fuel  from  §6  to  $10  per  year.  Washing  §8. 


VACATIONS. 

There  arc  tw  o vacations  in  the  3'ear  of  six  weeks  each  ; one  commencing  on  the 
first  Thursday  in  May,  the  other  on  the  last  M’edncsday  in  September ; and  a re- 
cess of  two  weeks  in  February. 


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