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THE 


MASSACHUSETTS 

REGISTER, 


AND 


2|nitrtr  States  Calendar, 


FOR 


AND    OTHER 


VALUABLE    INFORMATION. 


Hostcm : 

JAMES   LORING,  PUBLISHER. 

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Eclips  es    in    1846. 

There  will  be  two  Eclipses  this  year,  and  both  of  the  Sun. 

I.  On  the  25th  of  April  the  Sun  will  be  visibly  eclipsed  on  the 
southern  limb. 

This  Eclipse  will  be  visible  throughout  the  United  States,  except- 
ing the  North-western  comer  of  the  Oregon  Territory  ;  also  through- 
out Mexico,  Texas,  West  Indies,  Creat  Britain,  Ireland  and  Iceland  : 
together  with  the  southern  part  of  Greenland,  the  northern  part  of 
South  America,  and  the  western  parts  of  Europe  and  Africa. 

II.  There  will  be  an  Eclipse  of  the  Sun  on  the  20th  of  October,  at 
the  time  of  New  Moon  in  the  morning,  invisible  in  America,  but 
visible  through  the  greater  part  of  Africa  and  of  Australia. 


PUBLISHERS     OF     THE     MASSACHUSETTS     REGISTER    SINCE 
ITS     COMMENCEMENT. 

In  1767  published  by  Mein  &  Fleeming  at  the  London  Bookstore, 
north  side  of  King-st.  now  State-st. 

In  1774  published  by  Mills  <fc  Hicks,  School-st.  next  door  to 
Brackett's  Tavern,  sign  of  Cromwell's  head. 

In  1779  published  by  Thomas  &  John  Fleet,  sign  of  the  Bible  & 
Heart,  corner  of  Cornhill  and  Water-streets. 

In  1801  published  by  John  West  and  Manning  &  Loring  until 
1813,  when  its  publishers  were  West,  Richardson  &  Lord  and  the 
present  publisher  who  has  been  a  proprietor  for  forty-five  years  past. 


05s Correspondents  will  please  be  particular  in  forwarding  their 
communications  for  the  Register  before  the  1st  of  December,  if  they 
wish  them  to  be  useful  to  the  publisher.  Those  justices,  &c.  whose 
commissions  have  expired,  or  who  have  removed  or  died,  they  are 
respectfully  requested  to  notice. 


INDEX. 


Academy  of  Arts  &  Sciences  164 

Academy  of  Music    -    -    -  166 

Agricultural  Society  -    -    -  174 

American  Board  of  Missions  158 

American  Statistical  Assoc.  165 

Amherst  College    -    -    -    -  156 

Andover  Institution   -    -    -  157 

Antiquarian  Society  -    -    -  164 
Ancient  &  Hon.  Artillery  Co.  114 

Appendix      ------  243 

Army  of  the  United  States  223 

Assessors,  Boston  -    -     -    -  235 

Attorneys  in  Boston  -    -    -  46 
Attorneys, Circuit.  Court,  U.S.  206 

Athenaeum    ------  250 

Auctioneers  in  Boston    -    -  241 

Bankrupt  Law  Results   -    -  247 

Banks  in  Boston     -    -    -    -  175 

Banks  in  Massachusetts      -  183 

Barnstable  Justices,  &c.      -  49 

Baptist  Board 159 

Berkshire  Justices,  &c.  -  -  51 
Bible  Society  -  -  -  -  161 
Bishops,  Episcopal,  Method- 
ist &  It.  Catholic,  in  U.  S.  127 
Blind  Asylum  -----  171 
Boston  Booksellers  in  1789  249 
Board  of  Education  -  -  -  101 
Boston  Exchange  -  -  -  -  174 
Bristol  Justices,  &c.  -  -  -  56 
Capital  Punishment  Society  173 
Catholic  College  -  -  -  -  ]57 
Census  of  Towns,  Mass.  1840  17 
"  of  United  States  -  -  231 
"  of  Boston  since  1640  48 
Charitable  Societies  -  -  -  167 
Children's  Friend  Society  172 
Churches  and  Ministers  -  123 
Cincinnati  of  Massachusetts  170 

Circuit  Courts 204 

City  Officers  of  Boston    -    -  233 

Colleges  in  Massachusetts  -  153 

Collectors  of  Customs    -    -  210 

Commissioners  of  Mass.     -  101 

"            of  other  States  105 

Constables  in  Boston    •  -    -  240 

Congress,  29th 199 


Consuls  Foreign,  in  U.  S.  -  215 

"         American,     -    -    -  211 

Convention  of  Cong.  Min.  125 

Congregational  Char.  Soc.  126 

Copper  Mining  Companies  197 

Counsellors  in  Boston    -    -  46 

County  Commissioners  -    -  21 

"       Meetings  of   -    -    -  24 

Court,  Counsel,  Circuit,  U.S.  204 

"       Supreme  Judicial      -  20 

"       S.  J.  Calendar  of      -  22 

"      Common  Pieas      -    -  20 

"      C.  P.  Calendar  of     -  23 

"      Municipal    -    -    -    -  20 

"      Police 20 

"       Probate 25 

Croton  Water  Works      -    -  246 

Custom  House  Officers  -    -  207 

Deaths  in  Boston   -    -    -    -  242 

Dispensarv,  Medical  -    -    -  168 

District  Officers  of  U.  States  204 

Dukes  County  Justices,  &c.  61 

Education  Societies    -    -    -  160 

Endicott,  John  -----  37 

Essex  Justices,  &c.    -    -    -  62 

Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary  -    -  168 

Farm  School 170 

Federal  Courts  -----  205 

Fellows  of  iviass.  Med.  Soc-  115 

Fire  Department,  Boston    -  236 

Fire  Society  ------  172 

Foreign  Ministers       -    -    -  215 

Fortification  Appropriations  225 

Franklin  Justices,  &c.  -    -  6S 

Genealogical  Society  -    -    -  250 

Governors  of  Massachusetts  29 

"      of  the  several  States  230 

Hampshire  Justices,  &c.    -  74 

Hampden  Justices,  &c.  -    -  71 

Handel  and  Haydn  Society  166 

Harvard  University    -    -    -  153 

Health  Officers,  Boston  -    -  234 

Historical  Society  -    -    -    -  164 

Howard  Benevolent  Society  172 

Hospital  Corporation      -    -  167 

Horticultural  Society      -    -  174 

Humane  Society    -    -    -    -  171 


INDEX. 


House  of  Reformation,  In- 
dustry and  Correction      -    236 
Insolvent  Law  -----      39 

Institution  for  Adults     -    -    173 
Instructed  in  Public  Schools  233 
Insurance  (Jomps.  in  Boston   184 
Justices  throughout  the  State    40 
Library  Associations      -    -    165 
Lunatic  Hospital,  Worcester   167 
Lying-in  Hospital  -    -    -    -    169 

Lyceum,  Boston     -    -    -    -     165 

Magnetic  Telegraph  Co.      -    250 
Marine  Hospital,  U.  is.  -    -    169 
Marine  Society       -    -    -    -    171 

Masters  in  Chancery  -    -    -      99 
Mass.  Char.  Mechanic  Asso.    250 
McLean  Asylum    -     -    -    -    167 

Median.  Apprentices  Library  165 

Medical  Society  of  Mass.  115,  J61 

"        School       -    -     -    -    163 

"        Dispensary    -    -    -    16S 
Mercantile  Library    -    -    -    165 
Merchants  Exchange  -    -     -    174 
Middlesex  Justices,  &c.      -      77 
Militia  of  Massachusetts      -    106 
Ministers  of  the  Gospel  -    -    128 
Ministers  and  Consuls  abroad  210 
Missionary  Societies  -    -    -    158 
Mount  Auburn  Cemetery    -    174 
Municipal  Court    -    -    -    -      20 

Musical  Societies  -    -    -    -    166 

Nantucket  Justices,  fcc.      -      84 
Natural  History  Society      -    164 
Navy  of  the  United  States       226 
Navy  Yards  ------    227 

Navy  Agents      -----    223 

Naval  Store  Keepers  -    -    -    223 
Naval  Constructors    -    -    -    229 
Newton  Institution    -    -    -    158 
Norfolk  Justices,  &c.      -     -      85 
Notaries  Public  in  Boston    -      45 
Old  Fires  in  Boston    -    -    -    24S 
Old  Streets  in  Boston     -     -    244 
Overseers  of  the  Poor,  Bost.    235 
Peace  Society    -    -    -    -         165 

Philharmonic  Society      -    -    166 

Physicians  in  Boston  -    -    -    121 

"  in  Mass.   -    -    -     115 


Phillips  Academy.  -    -    -     -  157 

Pilgrim  Society      ...    -  164 

Plymouth  Justices,  &c.  -     -  89 

Police  Court  in  Boston    -     -  20 

Col  ice  Officers,  Boston    -    -  240 

Postage     - 152 

Post  Offices        147 

Population  of  U.  States  -    -  231 

"          Massachusetts  -  17 

Presidents  of  U.  S.     -    -    -  232 
Prevention  of  Pauperism  Soc.  172 

Probate  Courts  -    -         -    -  25 

Public  Administrators    -    -  100 

Rail  Road  Commissioners  -  101 

Rail  Road  Corporations  -    -  192 

Representatives  of  Mass.    -  33 

Revenue  in  Boston     -    -•-  249 

Sabbath  School  Societies    -  166 

Salaries  of  State  Officers    -  28 

"            U.  S.     "       -    -  203 

Savings  Banks  in  Boston    -  169 

Secretaries  of  Department  -  203 

Seamen's  Societies    -     -    -  171 

School  Committee,  Boston  235 

Slaves  in  U.  States    -    -    -  231 

Small  Pox  Statistics   -    -    -  248 

South  Cove  Corporation      -  174 

Stamp  Duties  in  England    -  249 

State  Prison      -----  174 

State  Inspectors    -    -    -    -  241 

Suffolk  Justices,  &c.      -    -  42 

Supreme  Court  of  Mass.      -  20 

"               U.  States  203 

Surveyors  of  Lumber     -    -  239 

Theological  Institutions      -  157 

Thursday  Lecture      -    -    -  130 

Tract  Society     -----  166 

Undertakers  in  Boston   -    -  241 

Unitarian  Association    -    -  160 

Vessels  of  War     -    -    -     -  229 

Votes  for  Governor    -    -    -  232 

Ward  Officers,   Boston  -     -  237 

Washington  Total  Alt.  Soc.  173 
Water  Projects  for  Boston  -  245 
Williams  College  -    -    -     -    156 

Worcester  Justices,  &c.  -  93 
Weather  Table-    -    -    -    -    251 

i  Young  Men's  Benev.  Soc.  172 


1  'II  II'  ■  1 


JANUARY,  1846,  begins  on  Thursday. 

First  Quarter,  4th  day,  2h.  20m.  morning. 
Full  Moon,  12th  day,  9h.  Om.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  20th  day,  11  h.  Om.  morning. 
New  Moon,  27th  day,  4h.  14m.  morning. 


M 


w\     Observable  Days,  &c.      |  r.^s.  jf.sea. 


J 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

1] 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


in  peng. 


Full 

mid.  tides. 
7*s  sou.  8h.  12m. 
2d  Sun.  p.  Chris. 
Richmond  destroyed,  1781 
C.  P.  Bos.  Epip. 

Gen.  Elec.  Bost. 
Luc.  Bat.  N.  O.  ;J5. 
Francis  Drake  died,  1569. 
Arch.  Laud  behead.  1645. 
1st  Sun.  in  Epip. 
Pestalozzi  born,  1746. 
Not  very  ®  apo. 

high 

tides. 
Battle  ofCorunna,  1809. 
Dr.  Franklin  born,  1706. 
2d  Sun.  in  Ep.  Pris. 


2C.  C.  P.  Worcester. 

3fn.  of  U.S.  ac.byG.B.  1783 

4  Louis  XVI.  behead.  1793. 

5  Lord  Byron  born,  '83. 

6j  William  Pitt  died,  1806. 

7|Q,uite 

D|3d  Sun.  of  Ep.         ©  Perig. 

27#s  sou.  7h. 

3!  high 

4|Peter  the  Great  died,  1725. 

5|        tides. 

6iCharl(?s  I.  behead.  1649. 

7!Cold  Tuesday,  1815. 


31 
30 
30 
30 
29 
29 
28 
27 
27 
26 
26 
25 
24 
23 
23 
22 
20 
20 
19 
18 
17 
16 
15 
13 
13 
12 
11 
10 
9 
7 
5 


2  3 

2  49 

3  38 


23 
19 


6  23 


33 
52 


9  52 

10  42 

11  23 

morn. 
0  0 


9  38 

10  53 

11  56 

morn. 

1     1 

2    6 

3    5 

4    1 

4  56 

5  48J 

0  35 


ris.  a. 

5  19 

6  16 


15 
12 
11 


7 

8 
38!  9 
19  10  09 
43  11  9 
16  morn. 


3  55 


0  12 

1  16 

2  22: 

3  29, 

4  29: 

5  27 


39 
36 

53 
15 
29 

10  29s'ts.a. 

11  12;  5  55 
eve.  I  7  22 

0  59  8  26 

1  43'  9  38 

2  27 10  46 


FEBRUARY,  1846,  begins  on  Sunday. 


First  Quarter,  3d  day,  Oh.  5m.  morning. 
Full  Moon,  llth  day>  4h.  8m.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  19th  day,  Oh.  Om.  morning. 
New  Moon,  25th  day,  2h.  23m.  evening. 


m|wi     Observable  Days,  &c.      |  r.^s.  jf.sea.  |  #s. 


1 

a 

3 

4 
5 

6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 


D 


4th  Sun.  after  Ep. 

Purif.  or  Cand. 

7#s  sou.  Ih.  30m. 

Host,  cease  with  G.B.  1783. 

Agath. 

Low 

tides  for 

5th  Sun.  after  Ep. 

C.P.Sp'f.Camb.     ©  apog. 
the  season. 

DeWitt  Clinton  died,  1828. 
5|Sirius  sou.  9h. 
fiCapt.  Cook  killed,  1779. 

Valentine's  day. 

Sexaofesima  Sun. 
Mid.  tides. 
3S.  J.  C.  Ded. 
4i Martin  Luther  died,  1546. 
5J Florida  cpded  to  U.S.  1821. 
6|Voltaire  born,  1694. 
7|Tides  decreasing. 
DShrove  Sun.  Wash.  b.  1732. 
2|C.  P.  Len. 
3jShrove  T'y.  ©  per 


Ash  Wed.  or  Lent. 

7*s  set  midnight. 

Low  tides. 

Ac.  on  St'r  Princeton,  1844 


6  5 

4 

3 

2 

0 

6  59  6 
58 
56 
55 
53 
52 
51 
50 
49 
47 
46 
45 
43 
41 
40 
39 
38 
36 
35 
33 
32 
30 
29 


3  19 

11  53 

3  53 

morn. 

4  38 

0  55 

5  31 

1  55 

6  47 

2  51 

8  19 

3  42 

9  26 

4  27 

10  23 

5  7 

11  15 

5  43 

11  43 

ris.  a 

morn. 

6  15 

0  14 

7  4 

0  46 

8  4 

1  15 

9  6 

1  36 

10  4 

2  17 

11  17 

2  51 

morn 

2  26 

0  9 

4  19 

1  12 

5  11 

2  14 

6  19 

3  12 

7  47 

4  5 

9  12 

4  52 

10  16 

s'ts.a. 

11  17 

5  59 

11  54 

7  12 

eve. 

8  24 

1  21 

9  34 

VENUS  will  he  evening  star  till  2d  (fay  of  March,  thence 
morning  star  to  the  18th  d;iy  of  December,  thence  evening 
JUPITER  will  be  morning  star  till  the  13th  day  of  May, 
thence  evening  star  to  the  end  of  the  year. 


MARCH,  1846,  begins 

on  Sunday. 

First  Quarter,  4th  day,  5h.  24m.  evening. 

Full  Moon,  12th  day,  lOh.  0 

m.  evening. 

Last  Quarter,  20th  day,  9h. 

0m.  morning. 

New  Moon,  27th  day,  lh.  Om.  morning. 

m|w|     Observable  Days,  &c. 

r.^s. 

f.sea.  |    ®s. 

1 

D 

1st  Sun.  in  Lent. 

6  27  6 

2  1310  10 

2 

2 

C.  P.  Worcester. 

26 

2  41 

11  44 

3 

3 

S.  J.  C.  L.  Bost.  C.  C. 

25 

3  19 

morn. 

4 

4 

[Greenf.  North. 

24 

4    6 

0  41 

5 

5 

James  Madison  born,  1751. 

22 

4  51 

1  34 

6 

6 

Mid.  tides. 

21 

6    2 

2  22 

7 

7 

Fr.  Randolph  blew  up,  1778 

19 

7  25 

3  13 

8 

D 

2d  Sun.  in  Lent.     ©  apo. 

18 

8  46 

3  43 

9 

2 

C.  P.  Tail.  Con. 

16 

9  52 

4  16 

10 

3 

Not  very 

14 

10  35 

4  48 

11 

4 

Ben.  West  died  '20. 

13 

11  15 

ris.  a. 

12 

5 

Greg.            high  tides. 

12 

11  48 

5  56 

13 

6 

Plan.  Her.  dis.  '81. 

11 

morn. 

6  55 

14 

7 

Klopstock  died,  1803. 

9 

0  18 

7  57 

15 

D 

3d  Sun.  in  Lent. 

8 

0  47 

9    0 

16  2 

C.  P.  Sal.  Grf. 

5 

1  19 

10    3 

17 

3 

C.C.  Bri.  Ply. 

5 

1  52 

11     6 

18 

4 

Mid.  Tides. 

3 

2  27 

morn. 

19 

5 

Great  fire  in  Boston,  1760. 

2 

3  15 

0    6 

20 

6 

Sir  Isaac  Newton  d.  1727. 

0 

3  50 

1  15 

21 

7 

Battle  of  Alexandria,  1801. 

5  59  7 

4  45 

1  57 

22 

D 

4th  Sun.  in  Lent. 

58 

6    0 

2  44 

23 

2 

C.  P.  North. 

57 

7  33 

3  28 

24 

'3 

C.  C.  Wore.  &  Tau.  ©  per. 

55 

8  55 

4    5 

25 

4 

Rev.  Bishop  White  b.  1767. 

54 

9  59 

4  41 

26 

5 

Pretty  high 

53 

10  40 

s'ts  a. 

27 

6 

7#s  set,  llh.        tides. 

51 

11  33 

7  11 

28 

7 

Canada  cd.  to  France,  1632. 

49 

eve. 

8  19 

k<!9 

D 

5t.h  Sun.  in  Lent. 

48 

0  57 

9  25; 

30 

2 

Paris  capitulated,  1814. 

46 

1  37 

10  27i 

31 

3 

Haydn  born,  1742. 

45 

2  1511  23 

.    — 

APRIL,  1846,  begins  on  Wednesday. 


First  Quarter,  3d  day,  Oh.  5m.  evening. 
Full  Moon,  11th  day,  lh.  Orn.  evening. 
Last  Quarter,  ISth  day,  3h.  15m.  evening. 
New  Moon,  25th  day,  Oh.  2ra.  evening. 


w|     Observable  Days,  &c.      |  r.^s.  |f.sea.|  ®s. 


li 
% 

4 

5 
6 

7 

8 

9 
10 
11 

12 

13 

14 
15 

16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
•29 
30 


4  All-Fools  day.                       15  24  7 

5  7*s  set  lOh.  45m.  42 

6  Quite  40 

7  St.  Amb.  ..  39 
D  Palm  Sunday.  @  apog.  37 
2  low  tides.  36 
3C.  P.  Bar.  Bos.  C.  C.  Len.  34 

4  Hud.  Bay  Co.  estab.  1692.  33 

5  Badajos  tak.  by  storm,  1812.  32 

6  Good  Friday.  31 

7  G.  Canning-  born,  1778.  29 
D  Easter  Sunday.  28 

2  C.  C.  Plymouth.  26 

3  S.  J.  C.  Wor.  Gr.  and  Low.  25 

4  Middling  tides.  23 

5  Battle  of  Culloden,  1746.  22 

6  Dr.  Franklin  died,  '90.  21 

7  Lord  Byron  died,  1824.  20 
D  1st  Sun.  p.  E.  18 
V  C.  C.  Nan.  ®  per.  17 
£  S.  J.  C.  Tau.  Nor'p.  Bos.  &  16 

7*s  set  8h.  43m.          [Ded.  15 

St.  Geo.  13 

More  than  com.  12 

St.  Mark.        ©  eclip.  invis.  10 

2d  Sun.  p.  E.  10 

C.  P.  Ded.             tides.  8 

S.J.  C.  lps.  and  Spring.  6 

4  Louisiana  ced.  to  U.S.  1803.  5 

SlWash.  elected  Pres.  1789.  I  4 


2  56 

3  34 

4  22 

5  17 

6  39 

7  58 
9  16 
9  59 

10  36 

11  15 
11  44 
morn. 

0  20 
0  54 


morn. 

0  15 

1  6 

1  40 

2  15 

2  48 

3  18 

3  46 

4  33 
ris.  a. 

6  49 

7  53 

8  58 
10  6 


1  36  10  59 

2  17  11  54 

2  49  morn. 


3  38 

4  39 

5  54 

7  18 

8  33 

9  34 

10  27 

11  22 
11  55 

eve 
1  13 

1  52 

2  29 


0  43 

1  26 

2  5 

2  46 

3  13 
3  47 

s'ts  a. 

7  16 

8  10 

9  II 
10  14 

10  53 

11  36 


MAY,  1846,  begins  on  Friday. 

First  Gluarter,  3d  day,  7h.  Om.  morning. 
Full  Moon,  11th  day,  lh.  Om.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  17th  day,  8h.  43m.  evening. 
New  Moon,  24th  day,  1  lh.  35m.  evening. 


|w|     Observable  Days,  &c.      |  r.^s.  jf.sea.  |#s. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


6  St.  Phil,  and  St.  Ju. 
Very  low 

3d  Sun.  p.  E.  ©  apo. 

Gen.  El.  N.  Haven,  Ct. 
S.J.  C.  Barn. 

tides. 
7*s  set  8h. 
Gibbon  born,  1647. 

Mid. 
4th  Sun.  p.  E.  tides. 

Pitt,  Earl  Chatham  d.  1778, 
S.  J.  C.  Len.  and  Ply. 
Jamestown,  Va,  set.  1607. 
Vaccination  first  ap.  1796. 


peng. 


i 


Tides 

increasing. 
Rogation  Sunday. 
C.  C.  P.  Spf. 
Dark  day,  '80. 
C.  C.  Edg. 

Holy  Thurs.  or  Asc.  day. 
Pope  born,  1688. 
Congress  met  in  Phil.  1787, 
Sun.  after  Asc. 
C.P.Edff.  C.C.  P.  Wore. 
'    Mid.  tfdes. 
Old  elec.  Mass. 
7*s  ris.  4h. 
Att.  on  Sackett's  Har.  1813 

Low  tides.        £  apog« 
Whit  Sun. 


2* 


5  4  7 

3  17 

2 

3  52 

0 

4  41 

4  59  8 

5  47 

58 

7  6 

57 

8  18 

56 

9  8 

55 

9  54 

53 

10  34 

52 

11  15 

51 

11  54 

51 

morn. 

50 

0  31 

48 

1  12 

47 

1  51 

47 

2  42 

45 

3  34 

44 

4  34 

43 

5  43 

42 

6  56 

42 

8  15 

41 

9  8 

40 

10  2 

39 

10  53 

38 

11  38 

37 

eve. 

36 

0  55 

36 

1  30 

35 

2  18 

34 

2  44 

b4 

3  25 

morn. 
0  11 

0  47 

1  IS 

1  40 

2  14 

2  41 

3  12 
ris.  a. 

6  43 

7  49 

8  51 

9  49 

10  42 

11  26 
morn. 

0  17 

0  42 

1  16 

1  48 

2  26 

2  55 

3  32 
s'ts  a. 

7  55 

8  46 

9  31 
10  21 

10  46 

11  18 
11  4 


JUNE,  1846,  begins  on  Monday. 

First  Quarter,  2d  day,  Oh.  23m.  morning. 

Full  Moon,  9th  day,  lOh.  28 

m.  morning. 

Last  Quarter,  16th  day,  lh. 

45m.  morning. 

New  Moon,  23d  day,  Oh.  39j 

1 

n.  evening. 

m|w|     Observable  Days,  &c. 

r.^s.   |  f.sea.)  @s. 

1  1 

2 

C.  P.  Nant. 

4  34  8 

4  10 

morn. 

1  2 

3 

C.  C.  North.  Con. 

33 

4  59 

0  45 

i  3 

4 

Gen.  Elect.  N.  H. 

32 

6  12 

0  43 

i4 

5 

Boniface. 

32 

7  16 

1  11 

5 

(> 

7*s  ris.  2h.  45m. 

31 

8    6 

1  46 

6 

7 

Tides 

31 

9    8 

2  15 

7 

D 

Trin.  Sun. 

30 

9  58 

ris.  a. 

8 

2 

Gen.  Jackson  died,  '45. 

29 

10  45 

6  35 

9 

3 

C.P.N.  Bed.  Spr.Con. 

29 

11  32 

7  37 

10 

4 

increasing.     [C.  C.  Gr'f. 

29 

morn. 

8  38 

11 

5 

St.  Barn.                ®  peri. 

28 

0  17 

9  23 

12 

6 

New  York  incorpo.  1665. 

28 

1  10 

10  15 

13 

7 

Battle  ofFriedland,  1807. 

28 

1  45 

10  43 

14 

D 

1st  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

28 

2  35 

11  19 

15 

2 

0.  P.lps.Worc.  C.C.  Nan. 

28 

3  25 

11  52 

16 

3 

C.  C.  Worcester. 

27 

4  26 

morn. 

17 

4 

Battle  of  Bunker  Hill, '75. 

27 

5  22 

0  24 

18 

5 

War  declared,  1812. 

27 

6  28 

0  57 

19 

6 

Mid.  tides. 

27 

7  33 

1  33 

20 

7 

Dr.  Belknap  died,  '38. 

27 

8  42 

2  16 

21 

D 

2d  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

27 

9  43 

2  53 

i22 

2 

C.  P.  Len. 

27 

10  33 

s'ts  a. 

23 

3 

C.  C.  Sp'f.  Ded. 

27 

11  28 

7  27 

24 

4 

Nat.  St.  Jno.  B. 

27 

eve. 

8  16 

25 

5 

7*s  ris.  lh.  45m. 

27 

0  39 

8  46 

26 

6 

Low 

27 

1  15 

9  21 

27 

7 

tides.           ®  apo. 

27 

1  49 

9  50 

|28 

D 

3d  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

28 

2  43 

10  17 

29 

2 

Battle  of  Parma,  1734. 

28 

2  59 

10  45 

30 

3 

@  in  apogee. 

f    28 

3  36 

11  20 

Ti  •■' •    I  111  i-  '  i       'i*nttm*^*tm*m 


JULY,  1846,  begins  on  Wednesday. 

First  Quarter,  1st  day,  4h.  17m.  evening. 
Full  Moon,  8th  day,  6h.  2m.  evening. 
Last  Quarter,  15th  day,  8h.  15m.  morning. 
New  Moon,  23d  day,  3h.  Om.  morning. 
First  Quarter,  31st  day,  6h.  Om.  morning. 


|w|     Observable  Days,  &c. 


f.sea.  | 


li  4  Hayti.  dec.  independ.  1801. 

2  5  Visit.  V.  Mary. 

3  6  Fort  Erie  taken,  1814. 

4  7jlndepend.  declared^  '76. 

5  D'4th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

6  27#s  ris.  lh.  mor. 

7  3S.J.C.  Nant.   C.P.Boston. 
8j  4  Edmund  Burke  died,  1797, 
9j  oBraddock  defeated,  1754. 

10;  6j     Tides  quite  ©  peri. 

11  7  J.  Q.  Adams  born,  '67. 

12  D  5th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
13|  2\  high. 

14  3  C.  C.  Salem. 

15  4;S\vith. 

16  5Stony  Point  taken, '79. 

17  6  Dr.  Watts  born,  1674. 

18  7         "  died,  1774. 
19;  D  6th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

20;  2  Petrarch  born,  1304. 
211  3  Robert  Burns  died, '96. 
22   4  Com.  Union  Col. 
23!  5  Com.  Dar.  Col. 

24  6     Low  tidos. 

25  7  Door  days  beain.     ©  apog, 
26!  D  7th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

27|  2  7*s  ris.  midnight. 

28|  3  Wm.  VVilberforce  d.  1833. 

,29   4  Chas.X.  dethroned,  1830. 

30   5  Wm.  Penn  died,  1718. 

,31 1  6  French  rev.  triumphant,  '30. 


27  8 

4  29  11  49 

28 

5  16  morn. 

29 

6  9 

0  21 

29 

7  13 

0  46 

30 

8  20 

1  28 

30 

9  24j  2  15 

31 

10  18  ris.  a. 

32 

11  10!  7  11 

32 

morn.!  7  59 

32 

0  Hi  8  41 

33 

0  51  9  19 

33 

1  36  9  53 

34 

2  24  10  27 

35 

3  13  11  10 

35 

4  10  11  35 

36 

4  53  morn. 

38 

5  51  0  12 

38 

7  6  0  56 

38 

8  13  1  38 

39 

9  24 i  2  26 

40 

10  19  3  18 

41 

11  6s'tsa. 

42 

11  44  7  21 

43 

eve.  j  7  53 

44 

0  55;  8  22 

46 

1  26;  8  49 

46 

1  58  9  16 

47 

2  30  9  47 

48 

3  4  10  14 

49 

3  41  iO  46 

50 

4  24  11  22 

AUGUST,  1846,  begins  on  Saturday. 


Full  Moon,  7th  day,  lh.  10m.  morning. 
Last  Quarter,  13th  day,  6h.  Om.  evening. 
New  Moon,  21st  day,  6h.  18m.  evening. 
First  Quarter,  29th  day,  5h.  15m.  evening. 


M 

I 
2 

3 

4 
5 
6 

7 
8 

y 

10 

n 

12 

l: 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


w| Observable  Dnys,  &,c.      |  r.^jfcs.  |  f.sea.  |   <&s. 


Lam.  D. 

8th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
7#s  ris.  llh.  16m. 
C  C.  Ply.        Tides 
Com.  V.  Univ.  at  Bur. 
Com.  Wash.  Col. 
©  perigree. 

high  for  the 
9th  Sun/p.  Trin. 
C.  P.  Grf  Ply.         season. 
Dutch  fleet  defeat.  1673. 
George  IV.  born,  1762. 
Com.  Am.  Col. 
Florida  war  terminated,  '42 
W.  Scott  b.  '69. 
10th  Sun.  p.  Trin.       Mid. 
C.  P.  Nor'p.        tides. 
James  Beattie  d.  1803. 
Com.  Mid.  Col.  and  Will. 
Com.  Yale  Col. 
®  apogee. 

Battle  of  Bosworth,  1485. 
11th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
Rather  low 

tides. 
Com.  Harv.  Univ. 
7*s  ris.  9h.  40m. 
St.  Aug.  Tides 

Locke  born,  1632. 
12th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
C.  P.  Wore,    increasing. 


52 

52 

53 

54 

55 

56 

59 

59 

0 

1 

2 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

10 
11 
12 
14 
15 
16 
17 
19 
20 
21 
23 
24 
25 
27 
28 


5  28 

6  28 

7  43 

9  10 

10  2 

10  57 

11  46 

morn. 

0  34 

1  18 

2  6 

2  47 

3  33 

4  20 

5  15 

6  27 

7  45 

9  10 

10  1 

10  47 

11  26 

11  59, 

eve. 

1  10 

1  31; 

2  l| 

2  33 

3  18 

3  49 

4  41 

5  50 

morn. 
0  18 

0  58 

1  55 
ris.  a. 

6  33 

7  13 

7  52 

8  26 

9  0 
9  36 

10  14 

10  53 

11  37 
morn. 

0  24 

1  15 

2  18 

3  3 
s'ts  a. 

6  25 

6  53 

7  21 

7  47 

8  18! 

8  48i 

9  23! 
10    6 

10  48\ 

11  41 
morn. 


SEPTEMBER,  1846,  begins  on  Tuesday. 

Full  Moon,  5th  day,  8h.  lOu 

.  morning. 

Last  Quarter,  12th  day,  6h. 

40m.  morning. 

New  Moon.  20th  day,  10h.'25m.  morning. 

First  (Quarter,  28th  day,  2h. 

20m   morning. 

m|w|     Memorable  Days,  &c. 

r.^s.  |f.sea.|    ©s. 

1 

3 

S.  J  C.  Spr.  C.  P.  Ber. 

5  30  7 

7  23    0  40 

2 

4 

Com.  Brown  Univ. 

31 

8  40    1  40 

3 

5 

7*s  9h. 

32 

9  45 

3  12 

4 

6 

Very                   H  peri. 

34 

10  46 

ris.  a. 

5 

7 

Doer  days  end.        high 

35 

11  28 

6  19 

6 

D 

13th  Sun.  p.  Trin.        tides. 

36 

morn. 

6  56 

7 

2 

C.  P.  Low.        [C.C.Worc. 

38 

0  12 

7  36 

8 

3 

S  J.C.LLen.  S.  J.  C.  Gr'f. 

39 

0  58 

8    8 

9 

4 

VVilliam  IV.  crowned,  '30. 

42 

1  46 

8  50 

10 

5 

Battle  on  Lake  Erie,  '13. 

42 

2  21 

9  31 

11 

« 

Battle  on  L.  Champ.  '14. 

43 

3  13 

10  19 

12 

7 

Low  tides. 

45 

3  48 

11    9 

13 

D 

14th,Sun.  p.  Trin. 

46 

4  40 

morn. 

!14 

2 

C.  P.  Tau. 

48 

5  48 

0  13 

15 

3 

Moscow  burnt,  '12. 

49 

7  11 

0  58 

16 

4 

New  York  taken, '76. 

.50 

8  36 

1  54 

17 

5 

Lamb.                        ©  apog. 

53 

9  35 

2  51 

18 

6 

Dr.  Johnson  born,  '09. 

53 

10  20 

3  47 

19 

7 

Middling  tides. 

55 

10  58 

s'ts  a. 

20 

n 

15th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

56 

11  30 

5  53 

21 

2 

S.J.C.L.  Nor.C.P.  Ne.Ded. 

58 

eve. 

6  21 

22 

3 

C.  C.  Bri.  Ded.  Tau. 

59 

0  31 

6  56 

S3 

4 

Bayonets  first  used  in  Eng. 

6    16   12 

7  22 

24 

5 

Don  Pedro  died,  '34.  [1693 

2 

1  33 

8    3 

25 

6 

7*s  sou.  3b.  20m.        Low 

3 

2  17 

8  47 

26 

7 

St.  Cyprien. 

5 

2  44 

9  36 

W 

D 

16th  Sun.  p.  Tr.        tides. 

6 

3  26 

10  32 

128 

2 

C.P.Edg.   C.  C.  P.  Wore. 

7 

4  19 

11  36 

29 

3 

S.  J.  C.  L.  Wore. 

8 

5  36 

morn. 

301  4 

St.  Jero* 

10 

6  58 

1  0  42 

2 

OCTOBER,  1846,  begins  on  Thursday. 


Full  Moon,  4th  day,  5h.  Om.  evening. 
Last  Quarter,  11th  day,  llh.  Om.  evening. 
New  Moon,  20th  day,  2h.  4Qm   morning. 
First  Quarter,  27th  day,  lQh,  2t-n.  morning. 


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


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

10 

11 

12 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

20 

'21 

22 

23 

24 

25 

26 

27 

28 

29 

30 

31 


5  First  steamb.  to  Alb.  '07. 

6  Jewish  year  5607  begins. 

7  #  perigree. 

D  17th  Sun.  p.  Trin.    Tides 

2  C.  P.  Nant.        very 

3  C.  P.  Bos.  C.  C.  Spr'f. 

4  7*s  sou.  2h.  30m.        high. 

5  Gov.  Hancock  died,  '93. 

6  St.  Dennis. 

7  Mid. 

D  18th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
2C.  C.N  ant.        tides. 
3S.J.C.L.  Cam.   C.C.Bar. 

4  [Ne'p. 

5  Q  apogee. 

6  Low 

7  Burgoyne  surren.  '77. 
D19th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

2  C.  P.  Low. 

3  S.J.  C.L.Taunton. 

4  tides. 

5  Battle  of  Red  Bank,  77. 

6  7#ssou.  lh.45rn. 

7  Tides 

D  20th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 
2C.  P.  Len. 

3  S.  J.  C.  L.  Ded.      increase 

4  St  Sim.  and  St.  Ju. 

5  Riots  at  Bristol,  En?.  '31. 

6  John  Adams  born,  '35. 

7  Q  perigree. 


6 


13  6 

13 

15 

16 

17 

19 

21 

22 

23 

24 

26 

29 

30 

32 

32 

33 

34 

36 

37 

38 

41 

41 

43 

44 

46 

47 

48 

49 

52 

52 

53 


8  30 

9  26 

10  19 

11  16 
11  56 
morn. 

0  34 

1  16 

1  56 

2  36 

3  20 

4  26 

5  18 

6  29 

7  48 

8  56 

9  46 
10  23 

10  57 

11  28 
eve 

0  33 

1  10 

1  46 

2  26 

3  10 


4  25 

5  16 

6  40 

8  0 
6 


ns.  a 
4  12 


4  49 

5  24 

6  13 
6  41 

25 

15 

2 


7 
8 
9 
9  55 

10  49 

11  45 
morn. 

0  43 


37 

36 


9 


3  34 

4  31 
s'ts  a. 

5  27 

6  7 

6  45 

7  33 

8  27 

9  27 

10  32 

11  41 
morn. 

0  50 

2  1 

3  12 


— 

NOVEMBER,  1846,  begins  on  Sunday. 

Full  Moon,  3d  day,  4h.  7m. 

mornir 

>£• 

Last  Quarter,  10th  day,  6h. 

40m.  ( 

avening. 

New  Moon,  18th  day,  6h.  Oi 

n.  evening. 

First  Quarter,  25th  day,  5h. 

20m.  < 

evening. 

m|w|     Observable  Days,  &c. 

M£s. 

f.sea.  |  ©r. 

1 

D 

21st  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

6  55  6 

9  40 

ns.  a. 

2 

2 

Pres.  Polk  born,  '95. 

55 

10  23 

4  33 

3 

3 

S-  J.  C.  L.  Sal. 

57 

11     9 

5    9| 

4 

4 

High  tides. 

58 

11  52 

6    9 

5 

5 

7*s  sou.  Ih. 

7    0  5 

morn. 

6  49 

6 

6 

Leon. 

2 

0  34 

7  43 

7 

7 

Pensacola  taken,  '14. 

2 

1    9 

8  37 

8 

D 

22d  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

3 

1  53 

9  35 

9 

2 

C.  P.  Greenf. 

4 

2  34 

10  33 

10 

3 

S.  J.  C.  N.  Bed.  and  Bos. 

6 

3  20 

11  29 

11 

4 

C.  C.  Edg.            ®  apo. 

7 

4    9 

morn. 

12 

5 

Mid.  tides. 

8 

4  59 

0  26 

13 

6 

Battle  of  Prestonpans,  '45. 

9 

6     9 

1  23 

14 

7 

Charles  Carroll  died,  '32. 

10 

7  £2 

2  25 

15 

D 

23d  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

12 

8  27 

3  22 

16 

2 

C.  P.  Nor'p. 

12 

9  22 

4  20 

17 

3 

Riot  in  Boston,  '47. 

13 

10    9 

s'ts  a. 

18 

4 

Great  earthquake,  '55. 

15 

10  44 

4  42 

19 

5 

Tides 

17 

11  20 

5  28 

20 

6 

increase. 

17 

11  57 

6  27 

21 

7 

Riot  at  Lyons,  1831. 

18 

eve. 

7  29 

22 

D 

24th  Sun.  p.  Trin. 

19 

1    9 

8  25 

23 

2 

St.  Clem. 

20 

1  45 

9  32 

24 

3 

7#s  rise  midnight. 

20 

2  39 

10  42 

25 

4 

Cath.  day.                ®  per. 

22 

3  29 

U  59 

26 

5 

Very 

22 

4  27 

morn. 

27 

6 

Great  fire  in  Boston,  '76. 

23 

5  23 

1     0 

28 

7 

high  tides. 

24 

6  52 

2  20 

29  D 

Advent  Sun. 

25 

8    4 

3  22 

301  2 

St.  Andrew. 

25 

9    8 

4  26 

DECEMBER,  1846,  begins  on  Tuesday. 


Full  Moon,  2d  day,  51i.  39:n.  evening. 
Last  Quarter,  10th  day,  4h.  10m.  evening. 
New  Moon,  18th  day,  7h.  4Lm.  evening. 
First  Quarter,  25th  day,  Ih.  36m.  morning. 

M|W|     Observable  Days,  &c.      |  r.^s.  jf.sea.  |  #r. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

7 

8 

9 
10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 
17 
18 
19 
20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
26 
27 
•28 
29 
30 
31 


3|C.  C.  North. 

4  Battle  of  Austerlitz,  '05. 

5  Revolu.  in  Eng.  1688. 

6  Y'dL.  r.  7h.  10m.  .     -    '' 

7  Sirius  r.  9,h.  -Mid.  tides. 
D  2d  Sun.  in  Adv. 

2  C.  C.  P.  Spr'f.   C.  P,  Ply. 
3C.  C.  Greenf.  [Wore 

4  ®  apogee. 

5  Low 

6  tides. 

7  7*s  sou.  lOh.  20m. 
D3d  Sun.  in  Adv. 

2C.  P.  N.  Bed.  and  Cam. 

3  Great  fire  at  JM.  York,  '35. 

4  Tea  des.Eos.  '73. 

5  Bolivar  died,  '31. 

6  Mid.  tides. 

7  Fort  Niagara  taken,  '13. 
D4th  Sun.  in  Adv. 

2  a  P.  Ips.  Ded.     ©per. 

3  C.  G.  Sal.  or  N'p.  Ips.  Spr'f. 

4  [Wore. 

5  Treaty  at  Ghent- 

6  Christmas. 

7  St.  Step. 

D  1st  Sun.  after  Chris. 

2  Innoc. 

3  Mid.  tides. 
4C.C.  Ded. 

5  Sylvester. 


27  5 

27 

28 

28 

29 

30 

31 

31 

32 

32 

32 

32 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

33 

32 

32 

32 

32 

32 


10  32 

10  55 

11  37 

morn. 

0  19 

0  59 

1  39 

2  13 

2  52 

3  30 

ris.  a. 

4  38 

5  30 

6  25 

7  21 

8  22! 

9  24 

10  23 

11  9| 
morn. 


8  26 

9  23 
10  6 

10  53 

11  36 
eve 


1  13 

1  47 

2  32 

3  29 

4  13 

5  11 

6  21 

7  39 

8  45 

9  47 
10  38 


s'ts  a. 

4  9 

5  7 

6  9, 

7  22 

8  30 

9  45 
10  55! 
morn 

0  9 

1  8 

2  23 

3  22 

4  32 

5  25 

6  27, 


VEJYSUS  OF   THE  TOJVJYS  IJY  MASSACHUSETTS. 

53=  The  figures  irr  the  first  column  is  the  date  of  Incorporation. 
The  figures  in  the  column  of  towns,  show  the  number  of  Represen- 
tatives to  which  e;ich  town  is  entitled,  by  the  amendment  of  the 
Constitution.  Those  towns  with  a  dash  (-)  before  the  number  are 
entitled  to  one  representative  that  number  of  years  in  the  next  ten 
years.  The  two  last  columns  show  the  Census  as  taken  by  the 
United  States  for  1840,  and  the  distance  from  Boston. 


SUFFOLK. 


'Inc. 
1630 


1639 
1803 
1712 

33 
1646 

86 

94 
1797 

27 
1639 
1709 

23 
1639 


1778 

73 

65 

93 

98 

84 

60 

1805 

1761 

76 

1804 

1765 

67 

77 

79 

59 

1801 

1773 

61 

71 

65 

33 

39 

62 

97 

62 

155 

71 

74 

77 


Dis. 


Rep.      1840 
Boston  35    93,383 

Chelsea  1       2,390        2 

Total,  Suffolk  Co.    95,773  i 

BARNSTABLE 


Barnstable 

Brewster 

Chatham 

Dennis 

Eastham 

Falmouth 

Harwich 

Orleans 

Provincetown 

Sandwich 

Truro 

Wellfleet 

Yarmouth 


4,301 
1,522 
2,334 
2,942 
955 
2,589 
2,930 
1,974 
2,122 
3,719 
1,920 
2,377 
2,554 


66 
88 
85 
76 
89 
72 
70 
85 

116 
54 

107 
97 
70 


Total,  Barnstable  Co.  32,548 
BERKSHIRE. 


Adams 

Alford 

Becket 

Cheshire 

Clarksburg 

Dalton 

Egremont 

Florida 


2 
-3 
-7 
-5 
-2 
-7 
-6 
-2 


G.  Barrington  1 


Hancock  -5 

Hinsdale  -5 

Lanesboro*  -6 
Lenox  1 

Lee  1 

Mt.Wash.  -2 
N.  Marlboro'  1 
N.  Ashford  -1 
Otis  -7 

Pittsfield  2 

Peru  -3 

Richmond  -6 
Sheffield  1 

Stockhridgre  1 
Sandisiield  1 
Savoy  -5 

Tyringliam  1 
Willi*  mstown  1 
Windsor  -5 

W.Stockbr.     1 
Washington    -5 
Total,  Berkshire  Co.  41,745 

3 


3,703 

481 
1,342 

985 

370 
1,255 
1,038 

441 
2,704 

922 

955 
•1,140 
1,313 
2,428 

438 
1,682 

227 
1,177 
3,747 

576 
1,097 
2,322 
1,992 
1,464 

915 
1,477 
2,153 

897 
1,448 

991 


120 
125 
110 
120 
125 
120 
130 
130 
125 
130 
125 
125 
135 
120 
135 
118 
111 
10 
125 
118 
130 
125 
130 
112 
120 
116 
130 
128 
130 
120 


1694 
1735 
1664 
1712 

25 
1683 
1812 

03 
1770 

11 

87 
1828 
1645 
1731 
1667 
1790 
1812 
I63y 
1787 


1714 

1671 

71 


1646 

68 

68 

75 

85 

1757 

1819 

38 

1639 

1793 

1645 

34 

32 

1782 

1645 

49 

1725 

28 

64 

1635 

1839 

1639 

I     30 

40 


BRISTOL. 
Atrieborough  2 
Berkley 
Dartmouth 
Dighton 
Easton 
Freetown 
Fairhaven 
Fall  River 
Mansfield 
Norton 
N.  Bedford 
Pawtucket 
Rehoboth 
Raynham 
Swanzey 
Somerset 
Seekonk 
Taunton 
Westport 


-5 
2 
1 

1 
1 
2 
3 
1 
1 
5 
1 
1 
1 
1 

■6 
1 
3 
1 


3,5S5 
886 
4,155 
1,378 
2,074 
1.772 
3,951 
6,738 
1,382 
1,545 
12,087 
2,184 
2,169 
1,329 
1,484 
1,005 
1,996 
7,645 
2,820 


28 
35 
62 
38 
22 
40 
48 
60 
26 
29 
52 
38 
37 
32 
47 
42 
38 
32 
60 


Total,  Bristol  Co.  60,164 

DUKES. 
Chilmark        -3         702      92 
Edgartown       1      1,736      91 
Tisbury  1       1,520      85 

Total,  Dukes  Co.  3,958 

ESSEX. 


And  over 

Ames-bury 

Beverly 

Bradford 

ti  oxford 

Danvers 

Essex 

Georgetown 

Gloucester 

Hamilton 

Haverhill 

Ipswich 

Lynn 

Lynnfield 

Manchester 

Marblehead 

Methuen 

Middleton 

Newbury  p't. 

Newbury 

Rockport 

Rowley 

Salem 

Salisbury 

Saugus 


2 
1 
2 
1 

-5 
2 
1 
1 
3 

-5 
2 
1 
4 

-4 
1 
2 
1 

-4 
3 
2 
1 
1 
6 
1 
1 


5,207 
2,471 
4,689 
2,222 

942 
5,020 
1,450 
1,540 
6,350 

818 
4,336 
3,000 
9,369 

707 
1,355 
5,575 
2,251 

657 
7,161 
3,789 
2,650 
1,203 
15,082 
2,736 
1,098 


20 
40 
17 
28 
24 
15 
25 
29 
30 
23 
30 
27 

9 
12 
20 
16 
30 
19 
38 
31 
32 
28 
14 
40 

9 


18 


ALPHABETICAL    LIST    OP    TOWNS. 


Inc. 

] 

lep. 

1840 

Dis. 

Inc. 

1650 

Topsfield 

-6 

1.059 

21 

1768 

43 

Wenham 

•4 

689 

21 

54 

1819 

W.Newbury 

1 

1,560 

32 

s: 

Total,  Essex  Co.  94,987 

1661 

FRANKLIN 

m 

70 

1764 

Ashfield 

1 

1,6M) 

105 

i783 

62 

Bernardston 

-5 

992 

86 

1654 

79 

Buckland 

-6 

1,084 

105 

1793 

61 

Coleraine 

1 

1,971 

105 

42 

65 

Charlemont 

-7 

1,127 

110 

1807 

67 

Conway 

1 

1,409 

100 

22 

1753 
53 
61 
72 
68 
71 

1682 

Deerfi'eld 

1 

1,912 

98 

Erving 

-1 

309 

107 

1753 

Greenfield 

1 

1,756 

95 

93 

Gill 

-4 

798 

90 

85 

Heath 

-5 

895 

125 

92 

Haw  ley 

-5 

977 

120 

74 

Leverett 

-5 

875 

85 

1809 

Leyden 

-4 

632 

100 

1753 

Montague 

1 

1,255 

87 

1735 

1822 

Monroe 

-1 

282 

103 

67 

1713 

Northfield 

1 

1,673 

94 

1655 

53 

New  Salem 

1 

1,305 

74 

1729 

83 

Orange 

1 

1,501 

75 

85 

Rowe 

-4 

703 

ISO 

1807 

18 

Sunderland 

-4 

719 

90 

1799 

61 

Shutesbury 

-6 

987 

90 

1805 

68 

Shelburne 

-6 

1,022 

100 

16*0 

63 

Warwick 

•7 

1,071 

80 

30 

71 

Whately 

-6 

1,072 

92 

35 

81 

Wendell 

-5 

875 

80 

55 

Total,  Franklin 

Co.  28,812 

63 

HAMPDEN 

1701 
1700 
1655 
1715 

1731 

Brim  field 

1 

1,419 

75 

41 

Blandford 

1 

1,427 

116 

65 

Chester 

1 

1,632 

120 

24 
12 

54 

Granville 

1 

1,414 

120 

9S 

Holland 

-2 

423 

75 

15 
54 

74 

Ludlow 

1 

1,2^8 

90 

83 

Longmeadow 

1 

1,270 

97 

1826 

60 

Monson 

1 

2,151 

80 

1630 

80 

Montgomery 

-4 

740 

110 

49 

52 

Palmer 

1 

2,139 

82 

60 

92 

Russell 

-6 

955 

108 

91 

1645 

Springfield 

5 

10,985 

97 

1781 

1779 

Southwiek 

1 

1,214 

110 

53 

1810 

Tolland 

•3 

627 

125 

1644 

1669 

Westfield 

2 

3,526 

105 

39 

1763 

Wilbraham 

1 

1,864 

89 

74 

74 

W.  Spring. 

2 

3,626 

100 

1842 

Wales 

-4 

686 

80 

1683 

Total,  Hampden 

Co.  37,366 

172'5 

HAMPSHIRE. 

53 

1759 

Amherst 

1 

2,550 

91 

1812 

61 

Belchertown 

1 

2,554 

80 

1732 

62 

Chesterfield 

I 

1,132 

105 

34 

79 

Cummington 

-4 

1,237 

110 

89 

1809 

Easthampton 

-4 

717 

90 

1630 

Enfield 

•5 

976 

75 

1780 

Rep. 
Granby  -5 

Greenwich  -5 
Goshen  -3 

Hadley  1 

Hatfield  -5 

Middlefield  1 
Northampton  2 
Norwich  -4 

Fflham  -6 

Plainfield  -5 
Prescott  -4 

Southampton  -7 
S.Hadley  1 
Ware  1 

Westhampt.  1 
Worthington  -7 
Williamsburg  1 
Total,  Hampshire 


1840 

971 

824 

556 

1,814 

933 

1,717 

3,750 

750 

956 

910 

780 

1,157 

1,458 

1,890 

759 

1,197 

1,309 


93 
75 

105 
90 
95 

110 
95 

105 
85 

110 
81 

110 
90 
70 

100 

110 

10O 


Co.  30,897 


MIDDLESEX. 


Act->n  -7 

Ash  by  1 

Riilerica  1 

Bedford  -5 

Boxborough  -2 

Brighton  1 

Burlington  -3 

Carlisle  -3 

Charlestown  5 

Cambridge  3 

Concord  1 

Chelmsford  1 

Dunstable  -3 

Dracnt  1 

Framingham  1 

Groton  1 

Hopkintorr  1 

Hoiliston  1 

Lexington  1 

Littleton  -5 

Lincoln  -4 

Lowell  9 

Medford  1 

Maiden  1 

Marlborough  1 

Newton  1 

Natiek  1 

Pepperell  1 

Reading  1 

Sudbury  1 

Sherburne  -6 
Somerville 

Stow  1 

Stnneham  -6 

Shirley  -6 

S.  Reading  1 

Townsend  1 

Tewksbury  -5 

Tyngsboro^  -5 

Watertown  1 

Wayland  -5 


1,121 

1,246 

1,632 

929 

426 

1,425 

510 

556 

11,484 

8,409 

1,784 

1,697 

603 

2,188 

3,030 

2,139 

2,245 

1,782 

1,642 

927 

686 

20.796 

2,478 

2,514 

2,101 

3,351 

1,285 

1,571 

2,193 

1,422 

995 

1,210 
1,017 

957 
1,517 
1,892' 

906 

870 
1,810^ 

998 


24 
50 
20 
18 
25 

5 
13 
20 

1 

3 
18 
26 
37 
30 
21 
35 
32 
25 
10 
28 
16 
24 

4 

4 
28 

9 
17 
40 
14 
20 
21 

2 
24 
10 
41 
10 
45 
24 
30 

7 
16 


ALPHABETICAL    LIST   OF   TOWNS. 


Snc. 
1730 
1642 
1729 
37 
1807 
1712 


1687 


1640 

1705 
19 
70 
97 

1630 
36 

1784 
78 
78 

1651 
62 

1713 
11 
92 

1630 

1793 
26 
65 

1635 
73 

1724 


1712 
1656 

90 
1637 
1323 
1635 
1727 

34 
1820 
1644 
1726 
1640 

60 
1821 
1620 
1707 

11 
1686 

36 
1739 
1822 


Rep. 

Wilmington  -5 

Woburn  1 

Westford  1 

Waliham  41 

W.  Canib.  1 
Weston 


1840 
859 
2,993 
1,436 
2,504 
1,363 
1,092 


Dis. 
14 
10 

28 

11 

4 

\5 


Total,  Middlesex  "Co.  106,631 

NANTUCKET. 

Nantucket        4      9,012     100 
Total,  Nantucket 'Co.  9,012 
NORFOLK. 


Braintree 
Brookline 
Belliugham 
Cohasset 
Canton 
Dorchester 
Dedham 
Dover 
Franklin 
Foxboro' 
Me  tl  field 
Milton 
Med  way 
Need  ham 
Quincy 
Koxbory 
Randolph 
S  to  ugh  ton 
Sharon 
Weymouth 
Wrentham 
Walpole 


1 

-7 

-6 

1 

1 

2 

1 

-3 

1 

1 

-5 

1 

1 

1 

1 


2,168 
1.365 
1,055 
1,471 

1,995 

4,875 
3,290 

520 
1,717 
1,298 

883 
1,822 
2,043 
1,488 
3,486 
9,089 
3,213 
2,142 
1,076 
3,738 
2,915 
1,491 


6 
2o 
20 
14 

4 
10 
14 
26 
24 
17 

7 
20 
12 

8 

2 
15 
17 
13 
11 
24 
1! 


Total,  Norfolk  Co.  i3,140 
PLYMOUTH. 


Abington 

Bridge  water 

Carver 

Duxbury 

E.  Bridgew. 

Hingham 

Hanover 

Halifax 

Hanson 

Hull 

Kingston 

Marshfieid 

Middleboro' 

N.  Bridgew. 

Plymouth 

Plyn.pton 

Pembroke 

Rochester 

Scituate 

Wareham 

W.  Bridgew. 


3,214 
2,131 

995 
2.798 
1,950 
3,564 
1,488 

73.4 
1,040 

231 
1,440 
1,761 
5,085 
2,616 
5,281 

834 
1,258 
3,864 
3,886 
2,002 
1,201 


17 
24 
38 
36 
20 
14 
22 
32 
24 
9 
32 
30 
34 
20 
36 
32 
23 
48 
17 
54 
24 


fne. 
1762 
65 

1337 

1718 

38 

74 

8-4 


WORCESTER. 

Rep.      1840 
Athol 

Ashburnham 
Auburn 


Total,  Plymouth  Co.  47.373 


Erouk  field 

Bolton 

Bar  re 

Berlin 

86  Boylston 

54  Charlton 

31  Dudley 
46  Douglas 

1801  Dana 

1 1764  Firehburg 

35  Grafton 

85  Gardner 

32  Harvard 
38  Ha  rd  wick 
67  Hubbardston 
40  Holden 

1653  Lancaster 

1713  Leicester 

28  Lunenburg 

40  Leominster 
1667  Mendon 
1780  Milford 

1813  Millbury 
1751  N.  Braintree 

1802  N.  Brookfield 
1766  Northboro' 

72  Northbridge 

13  Oxford 

62  Oakham 

54  Petersham 

65  Paxton 

71  Princeton 

86  Phillipston 
13  Rutland 
65  lioyalston 
15  Sutton 

27  Southboro' 

27  Shrewsbury 

38  Sturbridge 

53  Spencer 

81  Sterling 

1814  Southbridge 
1762  Templeton 

35  Upton 

27  Uxbridge 

41  Warren 
1684  Worcester 
1769  Westminster 
1833  Webster 
1717  Westboro' 

64  Winclundon 

1808  W.  Boylston 

Total,  Worces 


1,591 
1,652 

649 
2,472 
1,186 
2,751 

763 

797 
2,117 
1,352 
1,617 

691 
2,604 
2,943 
1,260 
1,571 
1,789 
1.784 
1,874 
2,019 
1,707 
1,272 
2,069 
3,524 
1,773 
2,171 

752 
1,485 
1,248 
1,449 
1,742 
1,038 
1,775 

670 
1,347 

919 
1,260 
1,667 
2,370 
1,145 
1,481 
2,005 
1,604 
1,647 
2,031 
1,776 
1,466 
2,004 
1,290 
7,497 
1,645 
1,403 
1,658 
1,754 
1.187 


19 


Die. 
72 
55 
50 
58 
33 
58 
33 
45 
60 
55 
47 
65 
42 
40 
58 
35 
70 
53 
51 
35 
46 
45 
46 
32 
30 
45 
66 
60 
36 
45 
54 
62 
66 
55 
46 
58 
50 
70 
46 
30 
40 
70 
51 
39 
70 
70 
38 
38 
65 
40 
54 
50 
34 
60 
45 


er  Co.  95,313 


Total  population.   •    -    737.699 


Free  White  Males,     .  -  360,679 

*        "       Females,  -  368,351 

Free  Colored  Males,    -  -  4,654 

**        *»          Females,  -  4,015 


Insane  and  Idiots,       -    -  1,271 

At  Acad.  &  Gram.  Sch  .  16,746 

At  Common  Schools,       •  160,257 

Unable  to  read,  (over  20)  4,448 


20 


COURTS. 


SUPREME   JUDICIAL   COURT. 

Justices. 
Lemuel  Shaw,  of  Boston,  Chief  Justice. 
Samuel  Sumner  Wilde,  of  Boston, ) 
Charles  A.  Dewey,  of  Northamp.    \  Associate  Just. 
Samuel  Hubbard,  of  Boston,  S 

Reporter  of  Decisions,  Theron  Metcalf,  of  Boston. 


COURT   OF   COMMON    PLEAS. 

Daniel  Wells,  of  Greenfield,  Chief  Justice. 

Pliny  Merrick,  of  Worcester,  ^ 

Joshua  H.  Ward,  of  Salem, 

Emory  Washburn,  of  Worcester,        ^  Assoc.  Just. 

Luther  S.  Cushing,  of  Boston, 

Harrison  G.  O.  Colby,  of  N.  Bedford,  J 

District  Attorneys. 
Albert  H.  Nelson,  of  Woburn,  for  Northern  District. 
John  H.  Clifford,  of  N.  Bedford,  for  Southern  District- 
Ezra  Wilkinson,  of  Dedham,  for  Middle  District. 
William  Porter,  Jr.,  of  Lee,  for  Western  District. 

MUNICIPAL   COURT  IN  BOSTON. 

The  Justices  of  C.  C.  Pleas,  ex  officio,  are  Judges. 
Samuel  Dunn  Parker,  Attorney. 
Thomas  W.  Phillips,  Clerk. 
Henry  Homer,  Crier. 
The  Municipal  Court  is  holden  the  first  Monday  in 
each  month. 


POLICE  COURT  IN  BOSTON. 

John  Gray  Rogers,  ) 
James  C.  Merrill,      /-Justices. 
Abel  Cushing,  ) 

Clerk,  Thomas  Power. 
Assistant  Clerk,  William  Knapp. 
The  Police  Court  sits  every  day  at  9  o'clock,  a.  m. 
and  at  3,  p.  m.  for  the  trial  of  criminal  causes.  The 
same  is  also  a  Justices  Court,  for  the  trial  of  civil 
causes  under  20  dollars,  and  is  held  every  Wednesday 
and  Saturday,  at  9  o'clock,  a.  m. 


COUNTY   COMMISSIONERS.  21 

COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS. 

BARNSTABLE. 

Seth  Crowell,  Dennis,  Chairman. 
John  Newcomb,  Wellfleet,  Ebenez.  Nye,  Falmouth. 
Special  Commissioners,  Simeon  Dillingham,  Sandwich, 
Barnabas  Deane,  Eastham. 

BERKSHIRE. 

Robert  F.  Barnard,  Sheffield,  Chairman. 
Warner  Farnum,  Cheshire,  Henry  Wilmarth,  Adams, 
Special   Commissioners,    Jared    Ingersoll,    Pittsfield, 
Samuel  C.  Buel,  VV.  Stockbridge. 

BRISTOL. 

Nathan  C.  Brownell,  of  Westport,  Chairman. 
Allen  Presbury,  Taunton,  Elkan.  Briggs,  Attleboro'. 
Special   Commissioners,    Adoniram    Crane,    Berkley, 
Isaac  Case,  New  Bedford. 

DUKES. 

Harrison  P.  Mayhew,  Edgartown,  Chairman. 
Eliakim  Norton,  Tisbury,  Wm.  Mayhew,  Chilmark. 
Special   Commissioners,    Daniel    Fisher,    Edgartown, 
William  A.  Mayhew;  Tisbury. 

ESSEX. 

Charles  Kimball,  Ipswich,  Chairman. 
Asa  W.  Wildes,  Newburyport,   Benj.  F.  Newhall, 
Saugus. 
Special  Commissioners,  John  S afford,  Beverly,  Royal 
A.  Merriam.  Topsfield. 

FRANKLIN. 

Joseph  Stevens,  Warwick,  Chairman. 
Ebenezer  Maynard,  Buckland,  A  ustin  Rice,  Conway. 
Special  Commissioners,  David  Wells,  Shelburne,  Elijah 
Ingraham,  Leverett. 

HAMPDEN. 

Willis  Phelps,  Springfield,  Chairman. 
Samuel  Root,  E.  Granville",  Austin  Fuller,  Monson. 
Special  Commissioners,  Asa  Calkins,  Palmer,  W.  E. 
Boies,  Blandford. 

HAMPSHIRE. 

Mark  Doolittle,  Belchertown,  Chairman. 
Joseph  Cummings,  Ware,  Joel  Hay  den,  Williamsburg. 
Special  Commissioners,  Luther  Edwards,  Southampton, 
Joseph  Smith,  Hadley. 
*      3* 


22  SUPREME   JUDICIAL    COURTS. 

MIDDLESEX. 

Josiah  Adams,  Framingham,  Chairman. 
Josiah  B.  French,  Lowell,  Eben.  Barker,  Charlestown. 
Special  Commissioners,    Charles  Tower,  Stow,    John 
Fletcher,  Acton. 

NANTUCKET. 

The  Selectmen  of  the  Town,  viz.  Robert  Joy,  Chair- 
man.—Charles  G.  Coffin,  Edward  Field,  David  Thain, 
Charles  Mitchell. 

NORFOLK. 

Samuel  P.  Loud,  Dorchester,  Chairman. 
Joseph  Hawes,  Walpole,  James  C.  Doan,  Cohasset. 
Special  Commissioners,  Nathan  Jones,  Med  way,  Benj. 
P.  Williams,  Roxbury. 

PLYMOUTH. 

John  B.  Turner,  Scituate,  Chairman. 
Thomas  Savary,  Wareham,  Joshua  Smith,  Hanson. 
Special   Commissioners,  Jonathan   Parker,    Plympton, 
Edward  Southworth,  North  Bridgewater. 

WORCESTER. 

William  Crawford,  Oakham,  Chairman. 
Jerome  Gardner,  Harvard,  Joseph  Bruce,  Grafton. 
Special  Commissioners,  Stephen  Davis,  Oxford,  Jason 
Goulding,  Phillipston. 

Calendar  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court. 

LAW    TERMS. 

Suffolk  and  JYantucket.    Boston,  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Berkshire.     Lenox,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  September. 

Hampshire,  Hampden,  and  Franklin.  Northampton, 
Monday  next  preceding  the  4th  Tues  in  September. 

Worcester.  Worcester,  on  the  1st  Tues  next  after 
the  4th  Tues  in  September. 

Middlesex.  Cambridge,  on  the  3d  Tues  next  after 
the  4th  Tues  in  September. 

Bristol,  Plymouth,  Barnstable  and  Dukes.  Plymouth 
and  Taunton,  alternately  on  the  4th  Tues  next  after 
the  4th  Tues  in  September. 

Norfolk.  Dedham,  on  the  5th  Tues  next  after  the 
4th  Tues  of  September. 

Essex.  Salem,  on  the  6th  Tues  next  after  the  4th 
Tues  in  September. 


COURTS    OF    COMMON    PLEAS.  23 

NISI    PRIUS     TERMS. 

Barnstable  and  Dukes.  At  Barnstable,  for  Barnsta- 
ble and  Dukes  counties,  on  the  9th  Tues  next  after 
the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Berkshire.  At  Lenox,  for  Berkshire  county,  on  the 
10th  Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Bristol.  At  Taunton,  for  Bristol  county,  on  the  7th 
Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March,  and  at  New- 
Bedford,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  November. 

Essex.  At  Ipswich,  for  Essex  county,  on  the  8th 
Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Franklin.  At  Greenfield,  for  Franklin  county,  on 
the  6th  Tues  after  the  ,1st  Tues  of  March,  and  on  the 
2d  Tues  of  September. 

Hampden.  At  Springfield,  for  Hampden  county,  on 
the  8th  Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March,  and  on 
the  1st  Tues  in  September. 

Hampshire.  At  Northampton,  on  the  7th  Tues  next 
after  the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Middlesex.    At  Lowell,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  April. 

Nantucket.  At  Nantucket,  for  the  county  of  Nan- 
tucket, on  the  1st  Tues  of  July. 

Norfolk.    At  Dedham.  on  the  3d  Tues  in  February. 

Plymouth.  At  Plymouth,  for  Plymouth  county,  on 
the  10th  Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Suffolk.  Boston,  7th  Tues  next  after  the  4th  Tues 
in  September. 

Worcester.  At  Worcester,  for  Worcester  county,. 
6th  Tues  next  after  the  1st  Tues  in  March. 

Calendar  of  the  Courts  of  Common  Pleas. 

Barnstable.  Barnstable,  on  the  Tues  next  succeed- 
ing the  1st  Monday  of  April,  and  the  1st  Tues  in  Sept. 

Berkshire.  Lenox,  4th  Monday  of  February,  June,, 
and  October. 

Bristol.  Taunton,  on  the  2d  Mon  of  March,  and 
September,  and  at  New  Bedford,  on  the  2d  Mon  of 
June  and  December. 

Dukes.  Edgartown,  on  the  last  Mon  in  May,  and 
the  last  Mon  of  September. 

Essex.  Ipswich,  3d  Mon  of  June,  and  3d  Mon  of 
December.  Salem,  3d  Mon  of  March.  Newburyport, 
3d  Mon  of  September. 


24         MEETINGS    OF    COUNTY    COMMISSIONERS. 

Franklin.  Greenfield,  on  the  3d  Mon  in  March,  2d 
Mon  in  August,  and  2d  Mon  in  November. 

Hampden.  Springfield,  2d  Mon  in  June,  2d  Mon  in 
October,  and  2d  Mon  in  February.  Criminal,  3d  Mon 
in  May,  and  1st  Mon  in  December. 

Hampshire.  Northampton,  4th  Mon  in  March,  3d 
Mon  in  August,  and  3d  Mon  in  November. 

Middlesex.  Concord,  2d  Mon  in  March,  and  2d  Mon 
in  June.  Lowell,  1st  Mon  in  Sept.  Cambridge,  2d 
Mon  in  Dec.  Criminal,  Concord,  4th  Mon  in  June. 
Lowell,  3d  Mon  in  Oct.    Cambridge,  2d  Mon  in  Feb. 

Nantucket.  Nantucket,  1st  Mon  in  June,  and  1st 
Mon  in  October. 

Norfolk.  Dedham,  4th  Mon  in  April,  3d  Mon  in 
September,  and  3d  Mon  in  December. 

Plymouth.  Plymouth,  2d  Mon  in  April,  2d  Mon  in 
August,  and  1st  Mon  in  December. 

Suffolk.   Boston,  1st  Tues  in  Jan.  April,  July,  and  Oct. 

Worcester.  Worcester,  1st  Mon  in  March,  3d  Mon 
in  June,  Mon  next  after  the  4th  Mon  in  August,  and 
1st  Mon  of  December.  Criminal,  3d  Mon  of  January, 
last  Mon  of  May,  and  4th  Mon  of  September. 

Meetings  of  the  County  Commissioners. 

Barnstable.  Barnstable,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  April, 
and  on  the  2d  Tues  of  October. 

Berkshire.  Lenox,  on  the  1st  Tues  in  April,  and  on 
the  1st  Tues  in  September. 

Bristol.  Taunton,  on  the  4th  Tues  in  March,  and 
on  the  4th  Tues  in  September. 

Dukes.  Edgartown,  on  the  Wed  next  after  the  3d 
Mon  in  May,  and  on  the  Wed  next  after  the  2d  Mon 
in  November. 

Essex.  Ipswich,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  April.  Salem, 
on  the  2d  Tues  of  July.  Newburyport,  on  the  2d  Tues 
of  October.  On  the  4th  Tues  of  December,  at  Salem, 
Newburyport,  or  Ipswich,  as  determined  by  the  Court 
at  the  term  next  preceding. 

Franklin.  Greenfield,  on  the  1st  Tues  in  March, 
on  the  1st  Tues  in  September,  and  on  the  2d  Tues  of 
June  and  December. 

Hampshire.  Northampton,  on  the  1st  Tues  in  Sep- 
tember, on  the  1st  Tues  in  March,  and  1st  Tues  of 
June  and  December. 


PROBATE  COURTS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS.    25 

Hampden.  Springfield,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  April,  and 
1st  Tues  of  October,  and  4th  Tues  of  June  and  Dec. 

Middlesex.  Cambridge,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  January,, 
and  at  Concord,  on  the  ist  Tues  of  June,  and  the  1st 
Tues  of  September. 

Nantucket.  Nantucket,  3d  Mon  of  April  and  2d 
Mon  of  October. 

Norfolk.  Dedham,  on  the  3d  Tues  of  April,  and  the 
4th  Tues  of  June  and  September,  and  on  the  last  Wed 
of  December. 

Plymouth.  Plymouth,  on  the  3d  Tues  in  March,  and 
on  the  1st  Tues  in  Aug.,  and  on  the  1st  Tues  of  Jan. 

Worcester.  Worcester,  the  4th  Tues  in  March,  the 
2d  Tues  of  September,  and  on  the  3d  Tues  of  Juner 
and  the  4th  Tues  of  December. 

Calendar  of  Probate  Courts. 

BARNSTABLE. 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Barnstable,  on  the  2d  Tues 
of  January,  March,  September  and  December,  and  on 
the  3d  Tues  of  May  and  June.  At  Sandwich,  at  the 
house  of  Elisha  Pope,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  November. 
At  Falmouth,  at  the  house  of  David  Lewis,  on  the 
Wed  next  after  the  2d  Tues  of  Nov.  At  Yarmouth, 
at  the  house  of  Charles  Sears,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  Aug. 
At  Harwich,  at  the  house  of  David  Kendrick,  on  the 
3d  Mon  of  April,  and  on  the  last  Mon.  of  October.  At 
Brewster,  at  the  house  of  Elisha  Crocker,  on  the  Tues 
next  after  the  3d  Mon  of  April,  and  on  the  Tues  next 
after  the  last  Mon.  of  October.  At  Orleans,  at  the 
house  of  Simeon  Higgins,  on  the  Wed  next  after  the 
3d  Mon  of  April,  and  on  the  Wed  next  after  the  last 
Mon  of  October.  At  Wellneet,  at  the  house  of  Joshua 
Y.  Pierce,  on  the  Thurs  next  after  the  last  Mon  of 
October.  At  Truro,  at  the  house  of  John  Kenny,  on 
the  Thurs  next  after  the  3d  Mon  of  April.  At  Pro- 
vincetown,  at  the  house  of  Thomas  Lothrop,  on  Friday 
next  after  the  3d  Mon  of  April,  and  on  the  Friday  next 
after  the  last  Mon  of  October. 

BERKSHIRE- 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Lenox,  on  the  1st  Tues  in 
each  month,  except  September,  in  which  month  the 
Court  will  be  holden  on  the  1st  Tues  after  the  1st 
Wed.    At  Major  Griswold's  in  Great  Barrington,  on 


26    PROBATE  COURTS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 

the  2d  Tues  in  February,  May,  August  and  November. 
At  Mr.  Tower's  in  Lanesboro',  on  the  2d  Tues  in  Jan- 
uary, Aprrf,  July  and  October. 

BRISTOL. 

At  Taunton,  on  the  Friday  next  after  the  1st  Tues 
of  Jan.,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  March  and  .November,  on 
the  1st  Friday  next  after  the  1st  Tues  of  June,  and  on 
the  Friday  next  after  the  1st  Tues  of  August.  At 
New  Bedford,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  February,  on  the  1st 
Tues  of  June  and  December.  At  Freetown,  on  the 
1st  Tues  of  January.  At  Rehoboth,  1st  Tues  of  April. 
At  Dighton  on  the  1st  Fri  next  after  1st  Tues  of  April 
and  Oct.  At  Norton,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  July.  At 
Westport,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  August.  At  Seekonk,  on 
the  1st  Tues  of  Sept.  At  Fall  River,  on  the  1st  Tues 
of  October,  and  at  Attleboro',  on  the  1st  Tues  of  May. 

DUKES. 

At  the  house  of  Asa  Johnson,  Esq.,  West  Tisbury,  on 
the  3d  Mon  of  Jan.  At  the  house  of  Peter  M.  Coffin, 
Holmes'  Hole,  on  the  3d  Mon  of  April.  At  the  Pro- 
bate Office  in  Edgartown,  on  the  3d  Mon  of  July,  and 
3d  Mon  of  October. 

ESSEX. 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Ipswich,  on  the  1st  Tues  in 
Feb.  March,  May,  June,  Aug.  Sept.  Nov.  and  Dec. 
At  Salem,  1st  Tues  in  Jan.  April,  July  and  Oct.,  and 
the  3d  Tues  in  Feb.  May,  Aug.  and  Nov.  At  New- 
buryport,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  March^  June,  Sept.  and 
Dec.  At  Haverhill,  on  the  3d  Tues  in  April  and  Oct. 
At  Gloucester,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  May  and  November. 
AtMarblehead,  on  the  Wed  following  the  1st  Tues  in 
April  and  October.  At  Lynn,  on  the  Wed  following 
the  1st  Tues  in  January  and  July.  At  Andover, 
(North  Parish,)  3d  Tues  in  January;  and  Andover, 
(South  Parish,)  3d  Tues  in  July. 

FRANKLIN. 

At  Greenfield,  2d  Tues  in  February,  March  and 
May,  4th  Tues  in  August,  2d  Tues  in  October,  1st 
Tues  in  November,  and  3d  Tues  in  Dec.  At  Conway, 
1st  Tues  in  February,  and  3d  in  July.  At  Charle- 
mont,  3d  Tues  in  May  and  October.  At  Wendell, 
last  Tues  of  April,  and  3d  Tues  in  Sept.  At  War- 
wick, the  day  following  the  last  Tues  of  April,  and  the 
day  following  the  3d  Tues  in  September. 


PROBATE  COURTS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS.    27 
HAMPDEN. 

At  Springfield,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  Jan.  Feb.  March, 
April,  May,  July,  Sept.  Nov.  and  Dec.  At  Westfield, 
on  the  2d  Tues  of  March  and  Dec,  and  the  1st  Tues 
of  June  and  Oct.  At  Monson,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  June, 
and  at  Palmer,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  Sept. 

HAMPSHIRE. 

At  Northampton,  1st  Tues  in  each  month.  At 
Amherst,  2d  Tues  in  January,  April,  and  August  At 
Belchertown,  2d  Tues  in  May  and  October.  At  Ches- 
terfield, 3d  Tues  in  May,  and  3d  Tues  in  October. 

MIDDLESEX. 

At  Cambridge,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  January,  on  the 
3d  Tues  of  March,  May  and  November,  on  the  1st 
Tues  of  September,  and  on  the  2d  Tues  of  October. 
At  Concord,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  February,  April, 
August  and  November.  At  Charlestown,  on  the  3d 
Tues  of  February  and  August.  At  Framingham,  on 
the  last  Tues  of  June  and  October.  At  Groton,  on 
the  1st  Tues  of  May  and  November.  At.  Lowell,  on 
the  1st  Tues  of  June  and  December.  At  Woburn,  on 
the  4th  Tues  of  April. 

NANTUCKET. 

At  Nantucket,  on  the  first  Saturday  of  every  month. 

NORFOLK. 

At  the  Court  House  in  Dedham,  on  the  1st  Tues  of 
each  month.  At  Q,uincy,  on  the  2d  Tues  in  February, 
May  and  August.  At  Iloxbury,  on  the  4th  Tues  of 
February,  May,  August  and  November.  In  the  First 
Parish  in  Wrentham,  on  the  3d  Tues  of  May,  August 
and  November.  At  Medway,  on  the  3d  Tues  of  Feb- 
ruary, June  and  October. 

PLYMOUTH. 

At  Plymouth,  on  the  3d  Mon  of  January,  February 
and  May,  on  the  2d  Mon.  of  April  and  August,  and  on 
the  1st  Mon  of  Dec.  At  Scituate,  on  the  1st  Tues  of 
March  and  June,  and  the  last  Tues  of  Aug.  and  Nov. 
At  East  Bridge  water,  on  the  1st  Tues  of  April,  July 
and  Oct.  At  Middleboro',  on  the  1st  Tues  of  May, 
and  the  1st  Tues  of  August  and  Nov.  At  Roches- 
ter, on  Wed  next  after  the  1st  Tues  of  May,  and 
Wed  next  after  the  1st  Tues  of  November. 


28  SALARIES    OF    OFFICERS* 

SUFFOLK. 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Boston,  every  Mon  in  the 
months  of  Jan.  to  May  inclusive  ;  every  Mon  in  June, 
except  the  first  and  last;  and  every  Mon  except  the 
first,  in  the  months  of  Aug-,  to  Dec.  inclusive. 

WORCESTER. 

At  Worcester,  1st  Tues  of  every  month.  At  Brook- 
field,  on  the  2d  Tues  of  May  and  Oct.  At  Lancaster, 
on  the  3d  Tues  in  May  and  October.  At  Fitchburg, 
on  the  Wed  next  after  the  3d  Tues  in  May  and  Oct. 
At  Templeton,  on  the  Thurs  next  after  the  3d  Tues  in 
May  and  Oct.  At  Barre,  on  the  Fri  next  after  the  3d 
Tues  in  May  and  Oct.  At  Mendon,  on  the  4th  Tues 
in  May.    At  Uxbridge,  on  the  4th  Tues  in  Oct. 

Salaries  of  sundry  Officers  in  Massachusetts  Government, 
Governor,  -        ....        .  jg2500,00 

Lieutenant-Governor,  jg4  a  day. 

Chief  Justice  of  the  S.J.  Court,       ...  3500,00 

Associate  Justices  of       do.  -        -        -   "         3000,00 

Chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  1800,00 

Associate  Justices  of  do.       ...  1700,00 

Justices  in  Police  Court,  ....  1500,00 

Adjutant-General,  and  Keep.  Military  Stores,  1500,00 

Secretary  of  the  Commonwealth,    -  1600,00 

1st  &  2d  Clerk  in  Secre.  &  Treas.  Offices,  1000,00 

Treasurerand  Receiver  General,    ...  1600,00 

Attorney  for  Suffolk  Co. 2000,00 

District  Attorneys,  for  Mid.  and  West.  Dist.  $700; 

for  North,  and  South.  Dist.  $1000. 
Clerk  of  the  Senate,  g8  per  day. 
Clerk  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  jg8  per  day. 
Reporterof  Decisions  in  S.J.  Court,       -        •  300,00 

Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Education,  -  1500,00 

Rail-Road  Commissioners,  $5  per  day. 

Land  Agent,      -  1000,00 

Sergeant  at  Arms,     .-.--.  1000,00 

Messenger  to   Governor  &   Council,  £600  ; 
Watchman  to  State  House,  &60O 
Counsellors,  Senators,  and  Representatives,  two  dollars  each  for  each 

day's  attendance,  and  two  dollars  for  every  ten  miles  travel.— President 

of  the  Senate  and  Speaker  of  the  House,  four  dollars  per  day  for  each 

day's  attendance* 


GOVERNORS  IJV  MASSACHUSETTS. 

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


Governors  of  Plymouth, 
1620    John  Carver 

William  Bradford 
Edward  Winslow 
Thomas  Prince 
William  Bradford 
Edward  Winslow 
William  Bradford 
Thomas  Prince 
William  Bradford 


1621 
1633 
1634 
1635 
1636 
1637 
1638 
1639 


chosen  annually  by  the  People. 

1644  Edward  Winslow 

1645  William  Bradford 
1657     Thomas  Prince 
1673     Josias  Winslow 
1681     Thos.  Hinckley,  who 
held  his  place,  except  during 
the  interruption  by  Andros, 
till  the  junction  with  Massa- 
chusetts in  1692. 


Governors  of  Massachusetts 
sen  annually 

John  Endicottt 
John  Winthrop 
Thomas  Dudley 
John  Haynes 
Henry  Vane 
John  Winthrop 
Thomas  Dudley 
Rich.  Bellingham 
John  Winthrop 
John  Endicott 


1628 
1630 
1634 
1635 
1636 
1637 
1640 
1641 
1642 
1644 


under  the  First  Charter,  cho- 
by  the  People* 

1645  Thomas  Dudley 

1646  John  Winthrop 

1649  John  Endicott 

1650  Thomas  Dudley 

1651  John  Endicott 

1654  Rich.  Bellingham 

1655  John  Endicott 
1665  Rich.  Bellingham 
1673  John  Leverett 
1679  Simon  Bradstreet 


After  the  dissolution  of  the  First  Charter. 


1686  Joseph  Dudley,  Pres. 
1686  Sir  Edmund  Andros, 

Governor. 
1689  Sir  Edmund  deposed 


by  the  People,  and  Simon 
Bradstreet  elected  President 
who,  in  1691,  was  chosen 
Governor. 


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

f  See  Remarks  respecting  the  first  Governor  of  Mass.  under  the 
First  Charter,  by  Rev.  Joseph  B.  Felt,  p.  37. 


39 


GOVERNORS    OF    MASSACHUSETTS. 


Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  Second  Charter, 
appointed  by  the  King. 
Governors. 
1692     Sir  William  Phips 
1699—1700  Earl  of  Bello- 
mont 


1702 
1714 

1716 

1728 
1730 
1740 
1753 

1757 

1760 
1770 
1774 


May.     The  Council. 
Joseph  Dudley 
Feb.     The  Council. 
March.  Jos.  Dudley 
Samuel  Shute 
William  Burnet 
Jonathan  Belcher 
William  Shirley 
William  Shiriev 
April.    The  Council. 
Thomas  Pownal 
Francis  Bernard 
Tims.  Hutchinson 
Thomas  Gase 


Lieutenant  Governors. 
1692     William  Stoughton, 
to  1702 
Thomas  Povey 


1702 


1715     William  Tailer 


1723 
1729 
1730 
1733 

1756 

1758 

1770 
1774 


William  Dummer 
William  Dummer 
William  Tailer 
Spencer  Phips 
Spencer  Phips 

Thos.  Hutchinson, 

to  1770 
Andrew  Oliver 
Thomas  Oliver 


Since  the  Revolution. 

1774  October.     A  Provincial  Congress. 

1775  July.     The  Council. 


Under  the  New  Constitution,  chosen  annually  by  the  People. 


Governors. 
1780  John  Hancock,  to  1785 

1785  James  Bowdoin,  1787 

1787  John  Hancock,    Oct. 8,  1793 
1794  Samuel  Adams,  1797 


Lieutenant  Governors. 
1780  Thus. dishing,  toFeb.28,1783 

1788  Benjamin  Lincoln,         1785) 

1789  S'imitel  Adams,  1794 
1794  Moses  Gill,         May  20, 1800 


1797  Increase  Sumner,June7, 1799  '  1801   Samuel  Phillips,  Feb.lO,18C2 


1800   Caleb  Strong:,  1807 

1807   JamesSuliivan.Dec.10, 1808 

1809  Christopher  Gore,  1810 

1810  Elbridge  Gerry,  1812 
1812  Caleb  Strong,  1816 
1816  John  Brooks,  1823 
1823   William  Enstis,  Feb.  6,1825 

1834 
1836 
1840 
1841 
1843 
1844 


1825   Levi  Lincoln, 
1834    lohn  Davis, 
1836   Edward  Everett, 

1840  Marcus  Morton, 

1841  John  Davis, 

1843  Marcus  Morton, 

1844  George  N.  Brings. 

Note.— Those  Lieutenant  Governors  whose  namesare  in  italics, acted 
as  Governors  protein. 


1802  Edward  H.  Bobbins,       1807 

1807  Levi  Lincoln,  1809 

1809  David  Cobb.  1810 

1810  William  Gray,  1812 
1812  William  Phillips,  1823 

1823  Levi  Lincoln,  Feb. 1824 

1824  Marcus  Morton,  July,  1825 
1826  Thomas  L.Winthrop,  1832 
1833  Samuel  T.  Armstrong,  1836 
1836  George  Hull,  1843 

1843  Henry  H.  Childs,  1844 

1844  John  Reed. 


CIVIL    OFFICERS.  31 

Chief  Justices  of  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court. 
William  Cushing,  1781  to  1789.      I  Theophilns  Parsons,  1806  to  1813. 
Nathaniel  P.  Sargent,    1790   to     Samuel  Sewall,  1814. 

1791.  Isaac  Parker,  1814  to  1830. 

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

Attorney  Generals. 


Robert  T.  Paine,  1780  to  1790. 
James  Sullivan,  1790  to  1807. 
Barnabas  Bidwell,  J807  to  1810. 


Perez  Morton,  1810  to  1832. 
James  T.  Austin,  1832  to  1843. 


Secretaries  of  the  State. 


John  Avery,  1780  to  1806. 
Jonathan  L.  Austin,  1808  to  1808 
William  Tudor,  1808  to  1810. 
Benjamin  Homans,  1810  to  1812. 
Alden  Bradford,  1812  to  1824.        1 

Treasurers  of  the  State. 


Edward  D.  Bangs,  1824  to  1836. 
John  P.  Bigelow,  1836  to  1843. 
John  A.  Bolles,  1843. 
John  G.  Palfrey,  1844. 


Henry  Gardner,  1780  to  1783. 
Thomas  Ivors,  1783  to  1787. 
Alexander  Hodgdon,  1787  to  1792. 
Thomas  Davis,  1792  to  1797. 
Peieg  Coffin,  1797  to  1802. 
Jonathan  Jackson,  1802  to  1806. 
ThompsonJ.Skinner,1806to  1808. 
Josiah  Dwight,  1808  to  1810. 
Thomas  Harris,  1810  to  181 1. 
Jona.  L.  Austin,  1811  to  1812. 


John  T.  Apthorp,  1812  to  1817. 
Daniel  Sargent,  1817  to  1822. 
Nahum  Mitchel,  1822  to  1827. 
Joseph  Sewall,  1827  to  1832. 
Hezekiah  Barnard,  1832  to  1837. 
David  Wilder,  1837  to  '42. 
Thomas  Russell,  '42  and  '44. 
John  Mills,  1843  to  1844. 
Joseph  Barrett,  1845. 


Presidents  of  the,  Senate 


Thomas  dishing,  1780. 
Jeremiah  Powell,  1780  to  1781. 
Saml.  Adams, '81  to'85,&'87  to'88. 
S.Phillips,  '85  to  '87,  &  '88  to  1801 
David  Cobb,  1 801  to  1805. 
H.  G.  Otis,  1805  to'6,  &  1808  to'll. 
John  Bacon,  1806  to  1807. 
Saml.Dana,1807  to'08,  &  '11  to  13. 
John  Phillips,  1813  to  1823. 
Nathaniel  Silsbee,  1823  to  1826. 
John  Mills,  1826  to  1828. 
Sherman  Leland,  1828  to  1829. 
Samuel  Lothrop,  1829  to  1831. 

Speakers  of  the  House 


Leverett  Saltonstall,  1831  to  1832. 
William  Thorndike,  1832to  1833. 
Benj.  T.  Pickman,  1833  to  1835. 
George  Bliss,  1835  to  1836. 
Horace  Mann,  1836  to  1838. 
Myron  Lawrence,  1838  to  1840. 
Josiah  Q-uincv,  jr.  '42to'43&'44 
Daniel  P.  King,  1840  to  '42. 
Phineas  W.  Leland,  '43  to  '44. 
Fred.  Robinson,  '43  to  '44. 
Levi  Lincoln,  '45  to  '46. 
William  B.  Calhoun,  '46. 


Caleb  Davis,  1780  to  1782. 
Nathaniel  Gorham,  1782  to  1783, 

and  1785  to  1786. 
Tristram  Dalton,  1783  to  1784. 
Samuel  A.  Otis,  1784  to  1785. 
Artemas  Ward,  178fi  to  1787. 
James  Warren,  1787  to  1788. 
Theodore  Sedswick,  1788  to  1789. 
David  Cobb,  1789  to  1793. 
E.  H.  Robbins,  1793  to  1802. 
John  C.  Jones,  1802  to  1803. 
H.  G.  Otis,  1803  to  1805. 
Timothy  Bigelow,  1805  to  1806, 

1808  to  1810,  and  1812  to  1820. 
P.Morton,  1806  to  '08,  &  '10  to'll. 


Joseph  Story,  1811  to  1812. 
E.W.  Riplev,  wintersess.  ofl812. 
Elijah  H.  Mills,  1820  to  1821. 
Josiah  Quincy,  1821  to  1822. 
Luther  Lawrence,  wint.sess.  '22. 
Levi  Lincoln,  1822  to  1823. 
Wm.C.Jarvis,  '23to'25,&'26to'28. 
Timothy  Fuller,  1825  to  1820. 
Win.  B.  Calhoun,  1828  to  1835. 
Julius  Rockwell,  1835  to  1838. 
Robert  C.  Winthrop,  1838  to  1841 
Georire  Ashmun,  1841  to  '42. 
Thos.Kinnicutt,  1842  to  '43  &  '44 
Daniel  P.  King,  1843  to  1844. 
Samuel  H .  Walley,  jr  '45. 


STATE   GOVERNMENT. 

January,  1846. 


His  Excellency  GEORGE  NIXON  BRIGGS, 

Governor. 

His  Honor  JOHN  REED, 
Lieutenant-  Governor. 

COUNCIL. 
John  P.  Bigelow,  of  Boston. 
Ebenezer  Bradbury,  of  Newburyport. 
Daniel  W.  Dewey,  of  Williamstown. 
Edward  Dickinson,  of  Amherst. 
Samuel  Hoar,  of  Concord. 
Charles  Marston,  of  Barnstable. 
Charles  Russell,  of  Princeton. 
James  C.  Starkweather,  of  Pawtucket. 
Edmund  P.  Tileston,  of  Dorchester. 

Secretary  of  the  Commonwealth,  John  G.  Palfrey. 
Chief  Clerk,  Wm.  Tufts.    2d  Clerk,  Chas.  W.  Lovett. 

Treasurer  and  Receiver  General  of  the  Commonwealth, 
Joseph  Barrett,  of  Concord. 

Joseph  Foster,  1st  Clerk.    David  Wilder,  jr.  2d  Clerk. 
Offices  in  State  House. 


SENATE.    (40.) 
William  B.  Calhoun,  President. 
Suffolk.    John  C.  Gray,  Daniel  Safford,  Thomas  G. 
Gary,  James  F.  Baldwin,  Francis  O.  Watts. 
Barnstable.     Zeno  Scudder,  Barnabas  Freeman. 
Berkshire.    Thomas  A.  Bowen,  Samuel  A.  Hurlbert. 
Bristol.    Nathaniel  B.  Borden,  Silas  Shepard,  Thos. 

D.  Eliot. 

Essex.    George   Wheatland,  Edmund   Kimball,  jr. 
George  Hodges,  Henry  Poor,  Dennis  Condry. 
Franklin.     Zebina  Field,  Joseph  Avery. 
Hampden.     William  B.  Calhoun,  Forbes  Kyle. 
Hampshire.    Chauncey  B.  Rising,  Joseph  B.  Woods. 
Middlesex.    James  P.  Whitney,  Thomas  Hopkinson, 

E.  Rockwood    Hoar,   Eli   Rice,    Thomas    Emerson, 
Alfred  Allen. 


REPRESENTATIVES. 


33 


Nantucket  and  Dukes.    Barker  Bunnell. 
Norfolk.    Saml.  Guild,  James  Maguire,  Oliver  Felt. 
Plymouth.    Thomas  P.  Beal,  Welcome  Young. 
Worcester.    John  G.  Thurston,  Joseph  Stone,  Ste- 
phen Salisbury,  Calvin  Willard,  Jason  Goulding. 

Charles  Calhoun,  Clerk. 

W.  P.  Gregg,  Assistant  Clerk. 

Rev.  Amos  Smith,  of  Boston,  Chaplain. 


HOUSE   OF   REPRESENTATIVES.    (263.) 

Samuel  H.  Wallet,  Jr.,  Speaker. 

Charles  W.  Storey,  Clerk. 

Rev.  William  Jenks,  d.  d.  of  Boston,   )  chanl 
Rev.  Samuel  D.  Robbins,  of  Chelsea,  S 

SUFFOLK. 


ains. 


Boston,  Daniel  Bartlettjr. 
Richard  W.  Bayley,  Jo- 
seph Bell,  Ephraim  Buck, 
Peleg  W.  Chandler,  James 
Clark,  Charles  E.  Cook, 
Larra  Crane,  F.  B.  Crown- 
inshield,  William  Denton, 
Nathaniel  Francis,  Wil- 
liam Freeman,  Joel  Giles, 
John  Green,  jr.  George  H. 
Kuhn,  Elijah  Mears,  David 
Morgan,  John  P.  Ober, 
John  Osborn,  George  W. 

BARNS 

Barnstable,       Charles   C. 
Bearse,  Thos.  B.  Lewis 
Brewster,  Albert  P.  Clark 
Chatham,  Watson  Hinck- 
ley 

Dennis,  Joseph  K.  Baker 
Falmouth,  Saml.  P.  Cros- 
well 

4*» 


Otis,  William  Palfrey, 
Henry  Plympton,  Benj.  P. 
Richardson,  Richard  Ro- 
bins, Benjamin  Seaver, 
Charles  B.  Shaw,  William 
Sturgis,  Thomas  Tolman, 
John  B.  Tremere.  Charles 
Wade,  Samuel  Wales,  jr. 
Wm.  R.  P.  Washburn, 
Charles  A.  Wells,  Wil- 
liam Willet,  Royal  B. 
Willis 
Chelsea,  Joshua  Norton,jr. 

TABLE. 

Harwich,  Cyrus  Weeks 
Orleans,  Alexan.  Kenrick 
Provincetown,  Jas.  Gifford 
Sandwich,  David  Benson, 
Charles  Swift 
Truro,  Ebenezer  Davis 
Wellfleet,  Robt.  Y.Payne 
Yarmouth,  Elisha  Jenkins 


34 


REPRESENTATIVES. 


BERKSHIRE. 


Becket,  William  S.  Hun- 
tington 

Cheshire,  AndrewBennett 
Dalton,  Cyrus  Cleveland 
Gt.  Barrington,  Almon  Ig- 
natius Loring 
Hancock,  Gardner  Smith 
Lanesboro',  William  D.  B. 
Linn 
Lee,    George  W.  Platner 


Otis, 


Enos  Smith 


BRIS 

Attleboro',     Moses   Wil- 

marth 

Berkley,     Saml.  Newhall 

Dartmouth,  James  Rider, 

George  Kirby 

Easton,       Lincoln  Drake 

Fairhaven,  Nathl.  Church, 

George  Mendall 

Fall   River,      Charles    J. 

Holmes,       Benjamin    W. 

Miller,  Albert  G.  Eaton 

Freetown,  Benjamin  Dean 

New  Bedford,    J.  H.  W. 


Richmond,  Walter  Cook 
Sandisfield,  William  H. 
Parsons 

Savoy,  Bradish  Dunham 
Sheffield,  Jedediah  Burrell 
Stockbridge,  Horatio  By- 
ington 

W.  Stockbridge,  Nathan 
Kinne 

Williamstown,  Isaac  La- 
tham 

TOL. 

Page,  Abraham  H.  How- 
land,  Thomas  Kempton, 
David  R.  Greene,  Calvin 
Staples 

Norton,  R.  H.  Williams 
Pawtucket,  William  D. 
Bullock 

Rehoboth,  Granville  Ste- 
vens 

Seekonk,  LeonardWalker 
Swanzy,  PhillipM.  Marvell 
Westport,       Perry  Davis 


Edgartown,  Jos. 


DUKES. 

fayhew    Tisbury, 


Stephen  Skiff 


ESS 
Andover,    Wm.  Stevens, 
Herman  P.  Chandler 
Beverly,      Albert  Thorn- 
dike,  John  I.  Baker 
Boxford,        William  Low 
Bradford,  JohnG.Ingersoll 
Danvers,   Henry   Fowler, 
Richard  Osborn 
Gloucester,  Bartholomew 
Ring,        Moses    Gilbert, 
George  Perkins 
Haverhill,  Daniel  F.  Fitts, 
James  Hale 


EX. 

Marblehead,  Jefferson 
Knight,  Francis  A.  Smith 
Methuen,  Josiah  Dearborn 
Middleton,  Forrest  Jef- 
ferds 

Rowley,  Daniel  N.  Prime 
Salem,  Jonathan  C.  Per- 
kins, JamesKimball,  Caleb 
Pierce,  Aaron  Perkins, 
Nathl.  Silsbee,  jr.  Wm.  D. 
Pickman 

Salisbury,  Benj.  Sawyer 
W.Newbury,   Otis  Little 


REPRESENTATIVES. 


35 


KLIN. 

Montague,  Jona.Hartwell 
New  Salem,  SethC.  Smith 
Northfield,  Zebulon  Allen 
Orange,  Benjamin  Mayo 
Rowe,  Solomon  R.  Drury 
Warwick,  Abijah  Eddy 
Heath,  Sullivan  Taft    Wendell,      Lyman  Fiske 


FRAN 

Bernardston,    I.  Burrows 

Buckland,        John  Porter 

Charlemont,    Simeon    H. 

Williams 

Deerfield,     Rufus  Saxton 

Greenfield,    Lucius  Nims 


H  AMP 

Blandford,  V.  S.  Bradley 
Brimfield,  George  Puffer 
Granville,  Levi  Brown 
Longmeadow,  Lorin  Burt 
Ludlow,  A.  H.  Whitney 
Palmer,  Lambert  Allen 
Russell,        N.  Bishop,  jr. 

H  AMPS 

Amherst,  Timo.  J.  Gridley 
Belchertown,  R.  Dorman 
Chesterfield,  R.  Burnell 
Cummington,  H.  Steele 
Easthampton,  ZenasClark 
Enfield,  Alvin  Smith 

Granby,  Levi  Taylor 

Hadley,  John  A.  Morton 
Hatfield,       Josiah  Brown 


DEN. 

Springfield,  Walter  War- 
riner,  Henry  Morris,  Jo- 
seph B.  McCune,  George 
Dwight,  Robert  G.  Marsh 
Wales,  Absalom  Gardner 
Westfield,  Hiram  Fox, 
Chauncey  Colton 

HIRE. 

Middlefield,  J.  McElwain 
Northampton,  Eras.  Hop- 
kins, Henry  Dikeman 
Plainfield,  Jerijah  Barber 
Southampton,  '  S.  Clark 
Ware,  Samuel  M.  Lemon 
Williamsburg,  E.  Bodman 
Worthington,   R.  Daniels 


MIDDLESEX. 


Acton,  D.  Wetherbee,  2d. 
Ashby,  Reuben  Bates 
Brighton,  Hen.H.Larnard 
Cambridge,  Jas.  D.  Green, 
John  Sargent,  JohnS.Ladd 
Charlestown,  C.  C.  Dean 
Concord,  John  Stacy 

Dracut,  Timo.  V.  Coburn 
Framingham,  Calvin  She- 
pard,jr. 

Groton,  W.  Livermore,  jr. 
Lexington,  Sulli.  Burbank 
Lincoln,      Leonard  Hoar 


Lowell,  Gilman  N.  Nich- 
ols, Leonard  Huntress, 
Sidney  Spaulding,  Benja- 
min Wilde,  C.  W.  Blanch- 
ard,  Geo.  A.  Butterfield 
-Maiden,  Saml.  S.  Upham 
Natick,  Henry  Wilson 
Newton,  Isaac  Hagar 
Pepperell,  L.  Lawrence 
Sherburne,  Amos  Clarke 
Shirley,  John  K.  Going,  jr. 
S.  Reading,  R.  H.  Raddin 
Stoneham,   James  Pierce 


36 


REPRESENTATIVES. 


Stow,        Edwin  Whitney    W.  Cambridge,  Joseph  O. 
Sudbury,      Abel  B.  Jones    Wellington 
Wayland,    Abel  Gleason    Westford,      Joseph  Reed 

Woburn,  John  C.  Brackett 

NANTUCKET. 

Nantucket,  Justin  Lawrence,  George  Harris 


NORF 

Cohasset,  James  C.  Doane 
Dedham,  Joseph  Day 

Dorchester,  Eleazer  J. 
Bispham,  Oliver  Hall 
Dover,  Elijah  Perry,  jr. 
P'oxboro',  John  M.  Everett 
Medfield,  Henry  Partridge 
Medway,  Hor.  Richardson 
Milton,    Simeon  Emerson 


OLK. 

Needham,  Daniel  Kimball 
Randolph,Saml.Newcomb 
Roxbury,  Samuel  H.  Wal- 
ley,  jr.  John  B.  Jones, 
Joseph  H.  Billings 
Sharon,  Otis  Johnson 

Stoughton,    C.  A.  French 
Walpole,  George  Bullard 


PLYM 
Abington,  Goddard  Reed 
Bridgewater,  Spencer 
Leonard,  jr. 

Duxbury,  J.  F.Wadsworth 
Kingston,  Joseph  S.  Beal 
Marshfield,  Geo.  Leonard 
Middleboro',  Asa  T.Wins- 
low,  Josiah  Tinkham 
N.    Bridgewater,     Henry 


OUT  H. 

French 

Pembroke,        L.  Magoun 

Plympton,  CephasBumpus 

Rochester,  George   Bon- 

ney,  Nathan  Cannon 

Wareham,  Harrison  G.  O. 

Ellis 

W.  Bridgewater,  Dwelley 

Fobes 


WORCESTER. 


Ashburnham,  J.  C.  Glazier 
Athol,  Samuel  Sweetser 
Barre,  Walter  A.  Bryant 
Bolton,  Joel  Barnard 

Brookfield,  Francis  How© 
Charlton,  William  Marble 
Douglass,  Saml.  Amidon 
Gardner,  S.  W.  Bancroft 
Grafton,  Esex  Saunders 
Hubbardston,  Wm.  Ben- 
nett, jr. 
Lancaster,  JoelWilder,2d. 


Leicester,  J.D.Sargent 
Leominster,  Charles  W. 
Wilder 

Lunenburg,  John  Lane 
Mendon,  Rufus  Hay  ward 
Millford,  Alfred  Braffg 
Northboro',  Eben  D.Blake 
Oakham,  Wm.  Crawford 
Oxford,  Dnvid  Barton 

Petersham,  E.  G.  Miles 
Phillipston,  P.  Sanderson 
Princeton,  Sewell  Mirick 


GOVERNOR   ENDICOTT.  37 

t 

Royalston,    H.  W.  Albee  Webster,   John  Dixon,  jr. 

Rutland,    D.  W.  Fletcher  Westboro',        Moses    G. 

Sterling,  Saml.  Houghton  Maynard 

Sturbridge,    Sim.  Hooker  W.  Boylston,   B.  Prescott 

Templeton,     Oilman  Day  Winchendon,      W.  Rand 

Upton,         William  Legg  Worcester,  Ira  M.Barton, 

Uxbridge,  Moses  Taft,  2d.  John  Milton  Earle,  Darius 

Warren,    Sullivan  Cowee  Rice 

Benjamin  Stevens,  Sergeant -at- Arms  to  the  Legislature. 
Cyrus  Chase,  Messenger  to  Governor  and  Council. 


George  W.  Coffin,  Land  Agent  for  Maine  Lands. 

George  W.  Coffin,   Librarian   of  the  Massachusetts 
State  Library. 

For  the  Mass.  Register. 

JOHN     ENDICOTT, 

FIRST    GOVERNOR    OF    MASSACHUSETTS. 

By  Rev.  Joseph  B.  Felt,  Author  of  Annals  of  Salem.' 


Had  the  Records  of  the  Dorchester  Company  been  pre- 
served, they  would  very  probably  represent  Endicott  as 
Governor  of  the  people  on  this  soil.  But  as  they  are  lost, 
we  rest  our  argument  on  the  period  from  the  granting  of 
the  Royal  Charter,  1628. 

The  Company's  letter  of  April  17th,  to  Endicott,  states 
that  they  shall  forward  to  him  a  copy  of  such  Charter. 
This,  with  their  seal,  was  contained  in  a  previous  list  of 
things,  which  they  intended  to  send  him.  He  received 
both,  one  as  the  basis  of  his  administration,  and  the 
other  as  the  documentary  evidence  of  his  constitutional 
authority. 

On  the  30th,  the  General  Court  of  the  Company  voted, 
that  the  title  of  the  Colonial  Government  should  be 
"  Governor  and  Council  of  London's  Plantation  in  the 
Massachusetts  Bay."  They  immediately  chose  Endicott 
for  the  Governor,  and  provided,  that  he  should  have  a 
Council  of  twelve,  one  of  whom  should  be  elected  Deputy 
Governor.  They  gave  Mr.  Endicott  all  the  power  which 
any  of  his  immediate  successors  ever  exercised. 


38  GOVERNOR    ENDICOTT. 

May  7th,  the  Company  agreed  on  the  official  oaths  of 
Endicott,  as  Governor,  and  of  the  other  authorities  under 
him.  On  the  29th,  a  letter  from  Cradock  to  him  is 
thus  superscribed,  "Captain  Jo.  Endicott,  Esquire, 
Governor." 

Other  direct  proof  of  the  preceding  kind,  might  be  ad- 
duced. But  what  is  offered  seems  sufficient  to  show  that 
Endicott  was  the  first  Governor  of  Massachusetts  under 
its  Colonial  Charter  from  the  king.  This  position  accords 
fully  with  the  statements  of  Josselyn,  Hutchinson  and 
Prince.  The  writer  does  not  recollect  that  it  was  ever 
doubted  till  within  the  present  age. 

A  chief  objection  to  such  a  position  is  founded  on  a 
passage  from  the  Company's  records  of  July  28,  1621),  as 
follows:  Resolved,  "to  transfer  the  government  of  the 
Plantation  to  those  that  shall  inhabit  there,  and  not  con- 
tinue the  same  in  subordination  to  the  Company  here." 
From  the  plain  connection  of  this  extract,  it  could  mean 
neither  more  nor  less,  than  that  the  Colonial  Governors, 
instead  of  being  chosen  by  members  of  the  Company  who 
were  in  Old  England,  would  be  chosen  by  the  members 
who  were  then  or  might  be  in  New  England.  Change  of 
place,  for  this  purpose,  could  neither  add  to  nor  take  from, 
the  essential  attributes  of  Governorship. 

But  what  does  the  term,  subordination,  mean  ?  It 
means  that  instead  of  the  Colonial  Governors'  being  de- 
pendant on  memhers  of  the  Company  convened  in  Lon- 
don, they  should  be  alike  dependant  on  such  of  them  as 
would  be  assembled  in  Massachusetts. 

No  person  was  ever  known  to  assert,  that  the  ancient 
Governors  of  Virginia,  Sagadahock,  Newfoundland  and 
New  Netherlands;  that  ail  the  Governors  under  our 
second  Charter,  and  the  Governors  of  British  India, 
should  not  be  classed  with  other  Governors,  simply  be- 
cause they  were  subordinate  to  or  dependant  on  the  elec- 
tion of  authorities,  far  away  from  the  territories  over 
which  they  were  appointed.  While  we  justly  grant,  that 
such  officials  were  proper  Governors,  according  to  the 
universal  acceptation  of  the  word,  we  cannot  consistently 
grant  less  to  Mr.  Endicott.  To  make  his  case  an  excep- 
tion to  the  general  rule,  would  be  contrary  to  the  dictates 
of  correct  philology  and  sound  reason. 


insolvent  law.  39 

Abstract  of  the  Insolvent  Law  of  Mass.  1838. 

1.  The  law  provides  that  any  debtor,  whose  debts 
amount  to  $200.  may  apply  to  the  judge  of  probate,  or 
any  master  of  chancery,  setting  forth  his  inability  to  pay 
his  debts,  and  willingness  to  assign  all  his  property  for 
that  purpose. 

2.  Upon  such  application,  the  judge  is  required  to  ap- 
point a  messenger  to  take  possession  of  the  debtor's  estate, 
real  and  personal,  except  such  as  by  law  is  exempted  (see 
Revised  Statutes)  from  attachment,  and  keep  until  as- 
signees be  appointed. 

3.  No  property  to  be  delivered  until  a  meeting  of  the 
creditors  to  choose  assignees. 

4.  The  judge  is  to  aUend  such  meeting,  and  allow  such 
claims  as  shall  then  be  proved  ;  the  creditors  to  choose 
assignees,  but  if  they  are  unable,  by  the  judge. 

5.  The  judge  shall  convey  to  the  assignees  all  the 
estate  of  the  debtor,  except  that  exempted  by  law,  with 
his  deeds,  books,  and  papers  relating  thereto.  Attach- 
ments or  assignments  are  void  after  the  first  publication 
of  notice  by  the  messenger. 

6.  The  debtor  is  to  make  oath  relating  to  the  disposal 
of  his  estate,  and  all  debts  due  him. 

7.  The  debtor  shall  be  allowed  a  sura  for  the  support 
of  himself  and  family,  for  two  months,  not  exceeding  the 
rate  of  three  dollars  per  week  for  each  member,  as  he  may 
think  proper. 

8.  Within  three  months  another  meeting  of  the  credi- 
tors is  to  be  held,  and  those  who  have  not  proved  their 
claims,  may  do  so.  Tiie  debtor  on  making  oath  that  he 
has  delivered  the  messenger  and  assignees  all  his  estate, 
of  what  kind  soever,  the  judge,  being  satisfied,  shall  grant 
him  a  discharge. 

9.  But  if  one  half  in  number  or  in  value  of  the  creditors, 
not  less  than  $50,  shall  object  to  his  discharge,  it  shall  not 
be  granted,  unless  by  the  S.  Judifial  Court,  on  appeal. 

10.  Every  debtor  so  discharged  shall  be  allowed  5  per 
cent,  on  the  net  produce  of  all  his  estate,  in  case  such  net 
produre  shall  be  sufficient  to  pay  his  creditors  the  amount 
of  50  per  cent.,  not  exceeding  in  the  whole  $500. 

11.  When  the  debtor  is  either  unable  or  unwilling  to 
pay  his  just  debts  in  full,  he  may  be  compelled  to  assign 
his  property,  if  indebted  to  the  amount  of  $100  to  one 
creditor. 

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JUSTICES    THROUGHOUT    THE    STATE. 


JUSTICES  throughout  the  Commonwealth,  arranged 
according  to  the  dates  of  their  Commissions. 


Artemas  Ward,  Boston 

Harrison  G.  Otis,  Boston 
John  Davis,  Boston 

Charles  Jackson,  Boston 
N.  Mitchell,  Boston 

Samuel  S.  Wilde,  Boston 
Samuel  Putnam,  Boston 
John  Welles,  Boston 

Peter  C.  Brooks,  Boston 
Samuel  Crocker,  Taunton 
John  Pickering,  Boston 

Saml.  P.P. Fay,  Cambridge 
Silas  Holman,  Bolton 

Richard  Sullivan,       Boston 
B.W.Crovvninshield,     do. 
Thomas  Greenleaf,  Quincy 
Josiah  Quincy,     Cambridge 
Joseph  Locke,  Lowell 

Levi  Lincoln,  Worcester 
Ebenezer  Fisher,  Dedham 
William  P.  Walker,  Lenox 
David  Cummins,  Springfield 
Marcus  Morton,  Taunton 
Nathan  Willis,  Pittsfield, 
Nathaniel  Silsbee,  Salem 
James  Fowler,  Westfield 
Stephen  Barker,  Andover 
Hez.  Barnard,  Nantucket 
Edm.  Cushing,  Lunenburg 
Jacob  Hall,  Boston 

John  Endicott,  Dedham 
Aaron  Hobart,  E.  Bridgew. 
Ezra  Mudge,  Boston 

Mark  Doolittle,  Betchert. 
John  Mason,  S.wanzey 

Bezaleel  Tuft,  Uxbridge 
Jonathan  Phillips,  Boston 
George  Hull,  Sandisfield 
James  Savage,  Boston 

Joseph  E.  Sprague,  Salem 
Nathan  Brooks,  Concord 
H.  A.  S.  Dearborn,  Roxbury 


Daniel  Webster,  Boston 
Lemuel  Shaw,  Boston 

Joseph  Kittredge,  Andover 
John  Locke,  Lowell 

Henry  Hubbard,  Pittsfield 
Patrick  Boise,  Westfield 
Elijah  Swift,  Falmouth 

Jos.  Bowman,  N.  Braintree 
John  C.  Gray,  Boston 

Howard  Lothrop,  Easton 
William  Ferson,  Gloucester 
John  Q.  Adams,  Quincy 
James  T.  Austin,  Boston 
S.  T.  Armstrong,  Boston 
John  R.  Adan,  Boston 

Jeremiah  Mason,  Boston 
David  Mack,  jr.  Amherst 
James  Ptichardson,  Dedham 
A.W.Wildes,  Newburyport 
David  Wilder,  Leominster 
Jona.  Hartwell,  Montague 
Charles  J.  Holmes,  Taunton 
John  Davis,  Worcester 

Nathl.  Austin,  Charlestown 
Benj.  Rodman,  N.  Bedford 
Zenas  Crane,  Dalton 

Warren  Lovering,  Medway 
Edward  F.  Jacobs,  Scituate 
John  M.  Williams,  Boston 
Solomon  Strong,  Leominster 
George  Bliss,  Springfield 
Julius  Rockwell,  Pittsfield 
Wm  B.Caihoun,  Springfield 
Sherman  Leland,  Roxbury 
Sidney  Willard,  Cambridge 
Saml.  Mixter,  N.  Braintree 
John  Howard,  Springfield 
William  Minot,  Boston 

Caleb  Foote,  Salem 

Henry  Shaw,  Lanesboro' 
David  Joy,  Northampton 
Edw.  Walcott,    Pawtucket 


JUSTICES  THROUGHOUT  THE  STATE. 

C.  A.  Dewey,  Northampton 
Samuel  D.  Parker,  Boston 
Asahel  Huntington,  Salem 
Pliny  Merrick,  Worcester 
Daniel  Wells,  Greenfield 
Chas.  H.  Warren,  N.  Bedf. 
Francis  C.  Gray,  Boston 
Chas.  Hudson,  Westminster 
Leavitt  Thaxter,  Edgart'n 
David  A.  Simmons,  Roxb. 
Joseph  Grinnell,  N.  Bedf. 
Robt.  C.  Winthrop,  Boston 
Myron  Lawrence,  Belchert. 
Edward  Everett,  Boston 
William  Porter,  jr.  Lee 

John  H.  Clifford,  N.  Bedf. 
Jas.  H.  Duncan,  Haverhill 
Daniel  P.  King,  Danvers 
Simon  Greenleaf,  Camb. 
Nathl.  M.  Davis,  Plymouth 
Ephraim  Hastings,  Heath 
Josiah  Adams,  Framingham 
Saml  P.  Loud,  Dorchester 
George  Ashmun,  Springfi. 
Horace  Mann,  Boston 

Josiah  Quincy,  jr.  Boston 
Thos.  Kinnicutt,  Worcester 
George  Morey,  Boston 

Lemuel  May,  Attleboro' 
Edw.  A.  Newton,   Pittsfield 


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Robert  S.  Daniels,  Danvers 
Rufus  Choate,  Boston 

Samuel  Hubbard,  Boston 
Alfred  D.  Foster,  Worcest. 
Joshua  Colby,  Amesbury 
Benjamin  F.  Hallett,  Boston 
Chas.  Thompson,  Chariest. 
Fred.  Robinson,  Charlest'n 
Jedediah  Marcy,  Southbri. 
Charles  Howard,Springfield 
Samuel  Gates,  Richmond 
Benj.  V.  French,  Braintree 
Rodney  French,  N.  Bedford 
Henry  Crocker,  Barnstable 
Henry  H.  Childs,  Pittsfield 
Charles  Marston,  Barnstable 
Wm.  G.  Bates,  Westfield 
James  Arnold,  N.  Bedford 
Saml  H.Walleyjr.  Roxbury 
John  P.  Bigelow,  Boston 
John  Mills,  Springfield 

E.  Bradbury,  Newburyport 
Samuel  Hoar,  Concord 

Edw.  Dickinson,  Amherst 
Thomas  French,  Canton 
Abbott  Lawrence,  Boston 
Edm.P.Tileston,  Dorchester 
Charles  Russell,  Princeton 
Danl.  N.  Dewey,  Williamst. 
J. C. Starkweather,  Pawtuck. 


BAT    STATE    PROSPERITY. 

There  are  in  Massachusetts  in  successful  operation 
700  miles  of  Rail  Road — whole  cost,  28  millions  of 
dollars.  The  State  has  lent  its  credit  to  various  Rail 
Road  Companies  to  the  amount  of  $5,049,555.  Sixty 
millions  of  dollars  are  invested  in  Manufactures  in 
Mass.  The  productive  industry  of  Mass.  for  the  year 
ending  March  1845,  amounts  to  $123,000,000. 

The  Massachusetts  School  Fund  is  $810,944,  the 
interest  of  which  is  distributed  among  the  towns  for 
the  benefit  of  common  schools.  One  million  of  dollars 
is  expended  annually  by  Mass.  for  education.  There 
are  3382 public  schools,  having  195,000  scholars;  and 
the  schools  of  all  kinds  amount  to  4615. 
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42  SUFFOLK    JUSTICES. 

SUFFOLK. 

Judge  of  Prolate,  Willard  Phillips,  Boston. 

Register  of  Probate,  Horatio  M.  Willis,  do. 

Register  of  Deeds,  Henry  Alline,  do. 

County  Attorney,  Samuel  Dunn  Parker,        do. 

County  Treasurer,  James  C.  Dunn,  do. 

Clerks  of  S.  J.  Court  and  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 
George  C.  Wilde,  and  Joseph  Willard,  of  Boston. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum  in  Boston. 

Thos.  H.  Perkins    Benjamin  Rand  Sidney  Bartlelt 

Joseph  Hall  Francis  Bassett  William  Slurgis 

Wm.  Stevenson      Charles  G.  Loring  Nathaniel  Greene 

Benjamin  Gorham  John  G.  Rogers  Jonathan  Chapman 

Joseph  Tilden  Franklin  Dexter  Robert  Hooper,  jr. 

Samuel  H.  Walley  Bradford  Sumner  Saml.  K.  Williams 

Samuel  J.  Preseott  Charles  Wells  Ahel  Cushing 

John  Knapp  Ninian  C.  Betton  Willard  Phillips 

Timothy  Williams  Wm.  J.  Hubbard  TheophilusParsons 

William  D.  Sohier  Richard  Fletcher  Abraham  A.  Dame 

John  T.  Apthorp     Charles  P.  Curtis  Martin  Brimmer 

Edmund  Dvvight     Henry  H.  Fuller  Abner  Phelps 
Andrew  Ritchie      Saml.  F.  M'Cleary  William  Foster 

Benjamin  Guild      Theodore  Lyman  Benjamin  R.  Curtis 

David  Sears  Nathan  Hale  Justin  Field 

Augustus  Peabody  Peleg  Sprague  John  A.  Bolles 

Francis  J.  Oliver     Francis  O.  Watts  William  Gray 

Thos.  W.  Phillips  Isaac  Waters  Chas.  L.  Hancock 

Josiah  P.  Cooke      Samuel  A.  Eliot  George  T.  Bigelow 

James  C.  Merrill     Wm.  W.  Parrott  Isaac  P.  Davis 

OctaviusPickering  George  Bancroft  Edward  D.  Sohier 

Thos.  A.  Dexter     Thomas  Tolman  John  Atkins 

William  Parker       Thomas  Power  Philip  Marett 

William  C.Aylwin  Joseph  Willard  Joseph  Bell 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Saml. Austin,  John  P.Bigelow,  Wm.  Tufts,  John  A.Bolles. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Boston. 
Henry  Cabot  Phineas  Blair  George  W.  Coffin 

Richard  D.  Harris  Abrah.  W.  Fuller   Joseph  Lovering 
George  Burroughs  Samuel  D.  Ward     Joseph  W.  Revere 
James  Phillips         Samuel  B.  Barrell  Samuel  Swett 
Charles  Bradbury    DavidS.Townsend  William  P.  Mason 
Nathl.  P.  Rus-ell     John  C.  Warren      Horatio  M.  Willis 
Henry  Codman       James  Jackson         Charles  Hay  ward 


.  SUFFOLK   JUSTICES.  43 

Nathl.  G.  SnellingNathl.I.  Bowditch  Samuel  S.  Lewis 
Ebenezer  Francis    Daniel  P.  Parker     Artemas  Simonds 
Sainl.  FrothinghamMoses  L.  Hale         Ivers  J.  Austin 
Isaac  VVinslow         George  W.  Otis       Alex.  Wadsworth 
George  E.  Head     Ward  Jackson         John  B.  Wells 
Benj.  Rich  Thompson  Miller    Charles  Leighton 

Francis  Welch        James  W.  Paige      Daniel  Noyes 
Samuel  May  Pliny  Cutler  Lemuel  Stanwood 

Daniel  Messinger   Ellis  G.  Loring        Edw.  H.  Robbins 
John  Tappan  John  S.  Wright       Charles  Torrey 

George  Ticknor      Thomas  C.  Amory  Edward  S.  Rand 
EliphaletVVilliams  William  B.  Dorr     F.B  Crowninshield 
Edward  Cruft  Nathan  Appleton    James  L.  English 

Edward  Brooks       Edward  Blake  Francis  C.  Loring 

Thomas  J.  Eckley  E.  Haskett  Derby  Horatio  Shipley 
Henry  Alline  John  C.  Park  Isaac  O.  Barnes 

J.  J.  Loring  Benj.  H.  Currier     George  W.  Heard 

Henderson  Inches  George  C.  Wilde    James  Dalton 
Josiah  Bradlee  Wash.  P.  Gregg      Stephen  Fairbanks 

Thomas  Wetmore  Wm.  G.  Stearns     John  Rayner 
Thomas  W.  Ward  Augustus  H.  Fiske  John  Codman 
Elbridge  Gerry        William  Hayden     Charles  C.  Paine 
Joseph  Austin  Henry  B.  Stone      Geo.  H.  Whitman 

Isaac  P.  Osgood      John  S.  Tyler  Enos  Stewart 

William  Knapp      Richard  S.  Fay       William  Tufts 
Wm.  T.  Andrews  Luther  S.  Cushing  George  S.  Hillard 
B.  D.  Green  Francis  Jackson      Charles  Sumner 

Benj.  R.  Nichols     Joseph  Jenkins        Benjamin  Stevens 
W. R.P.Washburn  John  D.  Williams  Hugh  Montgomery 
Samuel  E.  Sewall   Edward  Pickering  J.  B.  M'Cleary 
Abraham  Moore      Robert  G.  Shaw      J.  V.  C.  Smith 
Charles  Sprague      Amos  Lawrence      Elipha.  Hartshorn 
William  Appleton  George  Darracott    John  L.  Dimmock 
Geo.  S.  Bulfinch     Aaron  Baldwin        Wm.  A.  Wellman 
Nathan  Gurney        Charles  F.  Adams  William  Savage 
John  W.  James       George  M.  Mason  Joseph  H.  Dorr 
Caleb  Eddy  Richard  Robins       Geo.  M.  Thaeher 

Samuel  Tenney      John  P.Thorndike  Wm.  B.  Reynolds 
John  F.  Loring       Charles  Atwood       William  Lawrence 
Wm.  Foster  Otis    Charles  Hood  Joseph  S.Hastings 

Edward  G.  Loring  Aurelius  D.Parker  Edward  S.  Erving 
John  A.  Lowell       James  K.  Mills        Horace  Gleason 
James  F.  Baldwin  Franklin  Haven       Geo.  W.  Phillips 
Joseph  Sewall         Wm.  Brig-ham         E.  Gerry  Austin 
Robt.  Treat  Paine  Lemuel  Blake  Edmund  Munroe 


44 


SUFFOLK   JUSTICES. 


James  W.  Fenno 
Geo.  E.  Winthrop 
N.  A.  Thompson 
William  Tucker 
J.  Lewis  Stackpole 
George  W.  Pratt 
Thomas  Hunting 
Eben.  Chadwick 
Thomas  Dwight 
Andrew  H.  Ward 
James  Read 
Stephen  Bates 
Dan'l  L.  Gibbens 
James  Boyd 
Benjamin  T.  Reed 
Benson  Leavitt 
Geo.  W.  Adams 
Henry  Clark 
T.  P.  Chandler 
Adam  W.  Thaxter 
Ch.  W.  Cartwright 
Abel  Phelps 
George  T.  Curtis 
Chas.  W.  Lovett 
Thomas  Motley 
Frederick  Tudor 
Thomas  B.  Curtis 
Thos.C.Amory,  jr. 
Epes  S.  Dixwell 
William  Hales 
John  Pickering,  jr. 
Lem.P.Grosvenor 
James  Benjamin 
Alanson  Tucker 
Titus  Welles 
Archibald  Foster 
Joseph  Lewis 
Chas.T.  Murdock 
Ignatius  Sargent 
Michael  Lovell 
Jona.  I.  Bowditch 
William  Amory 
Wm.  H.  Prescott 
Geo.  W.  Lyman 
Phineas  Capen 


Albert  Fearing        Winslow  Lewis 
J.Vincent  Browne  Daniel  Denny 
Philip  Greely,jr.    Hiram  Wellington 
Peter  S.Wheelock  Chs.  Henry  Parker 
Thomas  G.  Cary     George  M.  Brown 
Edw.  A  Raymond  Adolphus  Davis 
Waldo  Flint  Charles  Mayo 

Thomas  B.  Wales  Wm.  Richardson 


John  P.  Robinson 
O.  W.  B.Peabody 
William  Lawrence 
William  Savage 
Abner  Phelps 


Eben.  Smith,  jr. 
James  M.  Whiton 
D.  S.  Greenough 
Thomas  B.  Pope 
William  Dehon 

George  Sparhawk  C.  J.  F.  Allen 
Robert  H.  Eddy      N.  B.  Shurtleff 
Enoch  Martin  Caleb  Stetson 

Simon  G.  Shipley  John  Albree 
F.  J.  Humphrey      James  B.  Robb 
Joseph  H.  Adams  Matthew  Bolles 
Patrick  Riley  Alfred  Greenough 

William  Hilliard     Jeremiah  Smith 
Thomas  Bulfinch    George  W.  Tyler 
James  Clark  Samuel  Eveleth 

Wm.  C.  Appleton  Henry  Smith 
Asa  Swallow  Henry  B.  Smith 

SimonW.RobinsonAllen  C.  Spooner 
Nathan  T.  Dow      O.  W.  Withington 


John  F.  Barrett 
John  S.  Kimball 
George  F.  Homer 
George  Minot 
Charles  T.  Russell 
George  Bemis 
Grenv.  T.Phillips 
H.  G.  Hutchins 
Fred.  O.  Prince 
Andrew  J.  Gray 
Charles  A.  Welch  Manlius  S.  Clarke 
John  M.  O'Brien    J.  Wing-ate  Thornton 
James  Rice  Rich.  H.  Dana,  jr. 

Peleg  W.  ChandlerFred.  W.  Sawyer 
Enoch  Train  George  Griggs 

Jacob  Q..  Kettell  Benj.  F.  Brooks 
Henry  W.  Fuller  John  P.  Putnam 
Theodore  Otis        John  A.  Andrew 


John  P.  Healy 
Jona.  P.  Rogers 
Raymond  Cole 
Josiah  Sturgis 
William  Parsons 
Geo.  J.  Sprague 
Geo.  W.  Gordon 
Joseph  Lyman,  jr 
Richard  G.  Wait* 
John  W.  Fenno 


SUFFOLK   JUSTICES. 


45 


John  Stark  Benajah  Brigham   John  Green,  jr. 

John  C  Dodge        Cornelius  Driscoll  Benjamin  Seaver 
Thos.  H    Harlow    Matthew  S.  Parker  Fletcher  Webster 
Charles  W.  Storey  Charles  S.  Newell  William  Sohier 
Roger  N.  Pierce      William  Tucker      L.  H.  Chandler 
James  JV1.  Ballard    Osgood  Bradbury    Chas.  B.  Goodrich 
Henry  B.  Stanton    William  Freeman   George  Homer 
Abner  L   Gushing  Mark  Healey  James  C.  Dunn 

Chas.  G.  Thomas    Charles  C.  Nutter  Theo.  Chase 

Ezra  Lincoln,  jr.     Francis  Bullard 
David  W.  Horton   James  W.  Marcy 


William  Beals 
John  Tyler 
Lowell  M.  Stone 
Jacob  Stearns 
Amos  B.  Merrill 
George  Savage 
Robert  Cowdin 
John  Stevens 
James  Cheever 
Charles  Ewer 


James  A.  Abbott 
Francis  B.  Hays 
Jona.  F.  Moore  * 
Luther  Blodgett 


Edward  Munroe 
Wm.  T.  Andrews 
John  A.  Lowell 
Cyrus  Cummings 
Bernard  Rolker 


Nathan  Carruth 
David  Bryant 
Charles  Siders 
Edward  Buck 

James  L.  Baker      David  Francis 
David  Morgan         John  Lamson 
Wiiliam  W.  Stone  John  Belknap 
Alvan  Simonds       James  C.  Wild 
Edward  S.  Erving  Wm.  E.Parmenter  William  W.  Clapp 
Horace  Gleason      Daniel  Henchman  George  W.  Cooley 
Amos  A.Lawrence  Charles  Ingersoll 
William  R.  Stacy   John  P.  Tarbell 
Stephen  P.  Fuller  Henry  Edwards 
Samuel  E.  Guild     Daniel  H.  Dustin 
Saml.  F.  Coolidge  James  S.  Amory 
Silas  F.  Plympton  Pelham W.Warren  Henry  M.  Parker 
John  W.  Langdon  Elbridge  G.Dudley  Robert  B.Williams 
William  Minot,  jr.  Leonard  Jarvis         H.  C.  Hutchings 
Wm.  Aspinwall       Charles  S.  Storrow  John  S.  Eldridge 
Marcus  Morton,  jr.  William  B.  Howes  George  N.  Dexter 
George  W.  Minns  Benjamin  Pond        Henry  Hall 
William  W.  Story  Thos.  P.  Cushing    Jonas  Chickering 
John  G.  King  J.  T.  Stevenson       William  A.  Crafts 

Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Chelsea. 
Joseph  Stowers       John  Low  Ralph  Beatly 

David  Floyd  Ruggles  Slack         James  Gerrish 

Francis  B.  Fay 

Notaries  Public  in  Boston. 
William  Stevenson  H.  Montgomery      M.  S.Parker 
Charles  Hay  ward    William  llales         John  S.  Tyler 
John  J.  Loring        John  P.  Bigelow     Adams  Bailey 
Thomas  A.  Dexter  Chas.  B.  F.  Adams  Nathl.  Greene 
Henry  Clark  Benj.  H.  Currier      Charles  Ewer 


46  COUNSELLORS    AT    LAW. 

Masters  in  Chancery. 
William  Minot  Bradford  Sumner 

George  S.  Hillard  Ellis  Gray  Loring 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys  admitted  in  Suffolk  Courts. 
Benjamin  Gorham  George  E.  Head      Wm.  G.  Siearns 
John  Pickering        Charles  G.  Loring  Augustus  H.  Fiske 
Warren  Dutton        George  Morey  Wash.  P.  Gregg 

John  Knapp  Richard  Fletcher     Richard  S.  Fay 

Samuel  D.  Parker  John  C    Gray  Jona.  Chapman 

Daniel  Webster       Edward  Brooks        Abel  Cushing 
James  T.  Austin      Franklin  Dexter       Luther  S.  dishing 
William  Minot        Willard  Phillips      Charles  F.  Adams 
James  Savage  John  R   Adan  Edward  Pickering 

Benj.  R.  Nichols     Thomas  Tolman      Richard  Robins 
Augustus  Peabody  Abraham  A   Dame  Jeremiah  Mason 
Saml.  F.  M'Cleary  Bradford  Sumner     George  M.  Mason 
Saml.  K.  Williams  Thos.  W.  Phillips  S.  H.  Walley,  jr. 
William  C.  Aylwin  Thomas  Wetmore  Aurelius  D.  Parker 
Benjamin  Guild       John  G.  Rogers       Justin  Field 
Joseph  Harrington  Isaac  P.  Osgood      John  Codman 
Thompson  Miller   Wm.  T.  Andrews   Geo.  H.  Whitman- 
William  D.  Sohier  John  P.  Bigelow     Charles  C.  Paine 
Phineas  Blair        '   Ninian  C.  Betton     Gren.  T  Winthrop 
Abraham  Moore      Wm.  H.  Gardiner  Michael  Lovell 
Thomas  Power        W.R.P.Wa"shburn  Ivers  J.  Austin 
Timothy  Farrar      Joseph  Willard        Richard  Hildreth 
Josiah  P.  Cooke      Samuel  E.  Sewall   Edward  S.  Rand 
Sherman  Leland     Sidney  Bartlett        Francis  C.  Loring 
Benjamin  Rand        George  S.  Bulfinch  Henry  J.  Sargent 
Abrah.  W.  Fuller   Rufus  Choate  R.  C.  Winthrop 

Henry  Codman        John  W.  James       Isaac  O.  Barnes 
Theoph.  Parsons     Wm.  J.  Hubbard     James  L.  English 
Samuel  D.  Ward     Edward  G.  Loring  F.B.Crowninshield 
Samuel  B.  Barrell  William  F.  Otis       Horatio  Shipley 
James  C.  Merrill     Josiah  Quiney,  jr.  Wendell  Phillips 
David  A.  Simmons  Francis  O.  Watts    Geo.  H.  Snelling 
Benj.  F.  Hallett       Rob't  Treat  Paine,  Henry  B    Rogers 
Francis  C.  Gray      Nathl.  I.  Bowditeh  Charles  Atwood 
Henry  B.  Smith      William  B    Dorr     Benjamin  R.Curtis 
William  P.  Mason  Ellis  Grav  Loring   E.  (i.  Austin 
Horatio  M.  Willis  Edward  Blake  William  Brigham 

Charles  P.  Curtis    John  C.  Park  William  Gray 

Moses  Draper  Elias  H.  Derby        C.  L.  Hancock 

Henry  H.  Fuller    Arthur  W.  Austin  G.  W.  Phillips 


COUNSELLORS    AT    LAW.  47 

E.  D.  Sohier  J.  S.  Kimball  H.  W.  Fuller 

HughMontgomery  E.  D.  Williams       Wilson  J.  Welch 
Thomas  Dwight      G.  F.  Homer  Jacob  Q.  Kettelle 

George  S.  Hillard   George  Minot  Charles  Mayo 

John  A.  Bolles        Fred.  W.  Choate     J.  R.  Lowell 
Benj.  H.  Andrews  David  Morgan  Charles  M.  Ellis 

Geo.  E.  Winthrop  Chas.  T.  Russell     Wm.  E.  Parmenter 
J.Lewis  Stackpole  Allen  C.  Spooner    Francis  B.  Hayes 
William  Amory       R.  N.  Peirce  Caleb  W.  Loring 

George  W.  Adams  George  Bemis  John  C-  Dodge 

Horace  Gleason       Grenv.  T.  Phillips  S.  E.  Guild 

C.  T.  Murdock        H.  G.  Hutchings     George  A.  Smith 
J.  D.  Russell        .  E.A.CrowninshieldGeorge  N.Eastman 
Th.  C.  Amory,  jr.  Fred.  O.  Prince       John  S.  Eldridge-2 
John  Pickering,  jr.  O.  S.  Keith  E.  G.  Dudley 
Francis  L.  Dutton  Nathan  T.  Dow      Edmund  T.  Dana 
Charles  Sumner      A.  J.  Gray                Thomas  S.  Harlow 
Geo.  T.  Bigelow     Manlius  S.  Clarke  Henry  B.  Stanton 
Eben.  Smith,  jr.      J.WingateThornton  Henry  M.  Parker 
John  M.  Bethune    R.  H.  Dana,  jr.        Joseph  Cutler 
James  Benjamin      Fred.  W.  Sawyer    James  A.  Abbott 
Patrick  Riley           James  M.  Ballard   George  W.  Cooley 

D.  S.  Greenough     George  Griggs         Gard.G.  Hubbard 
William  Dehon        Benj    F.  Brooks       William  Sohier 
Thomas  B.  Pope      John  P.  Putnam      Alex.  S.  Wheeler 
Theo.  p.  Chandler  John  A.  Andrew     Charles  Ingersoll 
George  Sparhawk   Charles  VV.  Storey  James  B.  Robb 
George  T.  Curtis     William  B.  Howes  E.  A.  Dana 
Charles  A.  Welch  Charles  S.  Newell  Benjamin  Pond 
Joel  Giles  Amos  B   Merrill      George  W.  Peck 
Pelog  W.Chandler  A.  L.  Cushing  Marshall  S.  Chase 
Wm.  Richardson     Bernard  Rolker       David  H.  Mason 
Chas.  B.  Goodrich  George  M.Brown   Daniel  H.  Dustin 

AH.  G.  Gorham        Chas   G.  Thomas    Edward  Buck 
O.  W.  Withington  Silas  F.  Plympton  Henry  C  Hutchins 
'Theodore  Otis  William  Minot,  jr.  Annis  Merrill 

I  John  P.  Healy         Wm.  Aspinwall       William  Hilliard 
Hiram  Wellington  Marcus  Morton,  jr.  William  Rogers 
Charles  H.  Parker  George  W.  Minns  Jonathan  F.  Moore 
Jonathan  F.Barrett  Nathan  Hale,  jr.      Joel  P.  Bishop 
William  Whiting  ^W.  W.  Story  Walter  J.  Walsh 

Thos   G.  Appleton  John  G.  King  Peter  Oliver 

J.  Lathrop  Motley  Charles  C.  Nutter  Naihl.  D  Hubbard 
P.  S.  Wheelock      Cyrus  Cummings    Alfred  B.  Ely 
Robert  Rantoul,  jr.  Wm.  I.  Bowditch    A.  Woodman 


48 


COUNSELLORS    AT    LAW. 


Nathl.  Morton 

E.  N.  Moore 
J.  J.  Marsh 
S.  E.  Sprague 

F.  W.  Dickinson 

G.  W.  Feck 
Isaac  Story, jr. 
John  C.  Adams 
Robert  E.  Apthorp 
Lyman  Mason 

S.  F.  M'Cleary,jr. 
Henry  A.  Scudder 
Augustus  L.  West 
G.  K.  Crockett 
Chas.Worthington 
Oliver  Dimon 
Francis  Tukey 
William  Rogers 
Otis  L.  Bridges 
Francis  W.Upham 
F.VV.Worthington 
Admitted  since  Jan.  '45 
Abr.  Jackson,  jr. 


J.  W.  Marcy 
M.  Butler 
Charles  F.  Smith 
Benjamin  Butler 
H.  C.  Hobart 
L.  H.  Chandler 
Horace  Biekford 
Charles  W.  Rand 
Sanford  B.  Perry 
Macon  B.  Allen 
Franklin  Hall 
Timothy  Farrar 
Edward  M.Clymer 
Seth  Webb,  jr. 
Thomas  H.Russell 
F.  Chamberlain 
William  G.Russell 
James  M.  Randall 
A.  C.  Washburn 
Owen  G.  Peabody 
John  T.  Tasker 
Newton  Edwards 
Jacob  L.  Perkins 


John  T.  Marvin 
J.  M.  Churchill 
Edward  Rogers 
Ozias  G.  Chapman 
J.  J.  French 
Chas.  G.  Stevens 
Geo.  Edward  Rice 
Henry  L.  Cushing 
F.W.Buckingham 
Andrew  Oliver 
S.  T.'  Plumer 
Edward  Young 
George  P.  Briggs 
Edward  A.  Dana 
Sebeas  C.  Maine 
Francis  A.  Lovis 
James  M.  Bradford 
Horatio  Woodman 
Thos.  H.  Williams 
John  Todd 
Chas.  F.  Simmons 
Edward  Reed 
Joseph  M.  Day 


SHERIFFS,  &c.  SUFFOLK  COUNTY. 

Sheriff  of  Suffolk  County,  Joseph  Eveleth,  of  Boston. 
House,  Summer  street.    Office,  No.  21  New  Court  House. 

Deputy  Sheriffs,  Watson  Freeman,  Silas  P.  Tarbell, 
Daniel  J.  Coburn,  Jabez  Pratt,  of  Boston,  Erastus  Rugg, 
of  Chelsea. 

Coroners,  Ebenezer  Shute,  Jabez  Pratt,  William  An- 
drews, of  Boston  ;  Charles  Smith,  of  South  Boston;  Da- 
vid Floyd,  Joseph  Stowers,  of  Chelsea. 

Deputy  Jailer,  Nathaniel  Cooledge. 

Prover  of  Fire  Arms,  Joel  Richardson. 


CENSUS  OF 

BOSTON  . 

IN  DIFFERENT  PERIODS. 

1640, 

4,000 

1752, 

17574 

1817, 

40,000 

1673, 

7,500 

1765, 

15,520 

1820, 

43,000 

1700, 

10,000 

1791, 

18,038 

1830, 

61,400 

1722, 

12,000 

1794, 

19,000 

1835, 

78,603 

1735, 

16,000 

1800, 

25^000 

1840j 

93.383 

1742, 

18,000 

1810, 

33,250 

1846, 

114,999 

BARNSTABLE    COUNTY. 


49 


BARNSTABLE. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Nymphas  Marston,  of  Barnstable. 
Register  of  Probate  and  Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Timothy 

Reed,  of  Barnstable. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Lothrop  Davis,  of  Barnstable. 
County  Treasurer,  Frederick  Scudder,  of  do. 

Justices  of  the   Peace  and  of  the   Quorum. 
Barnstable  t       Nymphas     Orleans 


John  Doane 

Elisha  Pope 

Solomon  Davis 

Elisha  Doane, 


John  Reed,Gorham  Lovell 


Marston,  Timothy    Reed,    Sandwich 

Lothrop  Davis  Truro 

Brewster  Elijah  Cobb     Yarmouth 

Falmouth    Thomas   Fish, 

Samuel  P.  Croswell 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

John  Reed,  Elijah  Cobb,  Nathaniel  Lewis,  Elisha 
Pope,  Samuel  P.  Croswell,  Seth  F.  Nye,  Nymphas 
Marston,  Ebenezer  Bacon,  Timothy  Reed,  Daniel 
W.  Davis,  Thomas  Holbrook,  2d.  Lothrop  Davis, 
George  Copeland. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Barnstable  Benjamin  Hal-     Mayo,    Warren     Rogers, 


lett,  Asa  Young,  Freeman 
Marchant,  Benj.  Lewis, 
Henry  Crocker,  Josiah 
Sampson,  Ebenezer  Ba- 
con, Henry  Lawrence, 
Seth  Hallett,  Zeno  Scud- 
der, Daniel  Basset,  Zenas 
D.  Basset,  George  Lovell, 
Ferdinand  G.  Kelley,  Na- 
thaniel Hinckley,  Jabez 
Howland,  jr. 

Brewster  George  Cope- 
land,  Jeremiah  Mayo,  Geo. 
W.  Higgins,  Freeman 
Foster.  David  Mayo,  An- 
thony Smalley,  Thomas 
Small,  Moses  Small 
Chatham  Joseph  Atwood, 
Joseph  Young,  Joshua 
Nickerson,  Daniel  P.  Clif- 
ford, Thatcher  Ryder, 
Ephraim   Taylor,    Josiah 


Isaac  Hardy,  Nathl.  Snow 
Dennis  Jonathan  Nick- 
erson, Joshua  Wixon,  jr. 
Samuel  Baker,  Barnabas 
Hall,  James  Berry,  Seth 
Crowell,  Zebina  Howes, 
Miller  W.  Nickerson, 
Nehemiah  Crowell,  Mar- 
shall Underwood,  Alexan- 
der Howes,  Stephen  Ho- 
mer, Obed  Howes 
Eastham  Michael  Collins, 
Samuel  Knowles,  B.  H.  A. 
Collins,  Myr.  Clark,  Jesse 
Collins,  Elijah  E.  Knowles 
Falmouth  Nathl.  Lewis, 
Ebenezer  Nye,  Richard 
S.  Wood,  John  Robinson, 
Charles  Bourne,  G.  W. 
Donaldson,  Newell  Hoxie, 
Frederick  Davis,  John 
Jenkins,   Aaron  Cornish, 


50 


BARNSTABLE    COUNTV. 


William  Greene,  John  C. 
Parker,  Asa  Phinney, 
Nymphas  Davis,  Sylvester 
Bourne,  Samuel  P.  Bourne 
Harivich  Obed  Brooks, 
Nathan  Underwood, James 
Long,  Isaiah  Baker,  Jo- 
seph P.  Nickerson,  MuK 
ford  Kendrick,  Nathaniel 
Doane,  Darius  Weeks, 
Isaac  Kelley,  Samuel  El- 
dridge,  Richard  Baker,  jr. 
Marshpe.e  Gideon  Hawley 
Orleans  William  Myrick, 
John  Kenrick,  Sparrow 
Horton,  Nathl.  Freeman 
Provincetown  Asa  S.  Bow- 
ley,  Solomon  Rich,  Rufus 
L.  Thacher,  GodfreyRider 
SandwichMelhtmh  Bourne, 
William  Fessenden,  Seth 
F.  Nye,  Zenas  Nye, 
Shadrach  Freeman,  Ben- 
jamin Bourne,    Ezra  To- 

Notaries 
Barnstable  Zenas  D.  Bas- 
set, Daniel  Basset 
Brewster      Isaac     Foster, 
Freeman  Foster 
Chatham  Isaac  Hardy,  Jo- 
sephAtwood,  Isaiah  Lewis 
Dennis  Nehemiah  Y.  Hall 
Eastham  Samuel  Knowles 
Falmouth  S.  P.  Croswell, 
Wm.  Swift,  Fred.  Davis 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Barnstable  Nymphas  Mar-     Orleans  John  Doane 

ston,  Zeno  Scudder,  Geo.    Sandwich    Seth   F»  Nye, 
Marston  C.  B.  H.  Fessenden 

Brewster     Geo.  Copeland     Yarmouth         John  Reed 

Sheriff,  Nathl.  Hinckley,  (Marston's  Mills,)  Barnstable. 


bey,  Jesse  Boyden,  Solo* 
mon  C.  Howland,  Zenas 
R.  Hinckley,  C.  B.  H> 
Fessenden,  Mason  White, 
ClarkHoxie,  HowardPerry 
Truro  James  Small,  John 
Kenney,  Allen  Hinckley, 
Jedediah  Shedd,  Joshua 
Small,  Barnabas  Paine 
Yarmouth  Isaiah  Bray, 
Joseph  Eldridge,  Joseph 
White,  Joseph  Hawes, 
Amos  Otis,  Edw.  Thacher, 
Chas.  Thacher,  John  Lar- 
kin,  Elisha  Taylor,  Nathl. 
S.  Simpkins. 

Welljleet  Benjamin  R. 
Witherell,  Ebenez.  Free- 
man, 2d.  Thomas  Hol- 
brook,  2d.  Collins  S.  Cole, 
Nathl.  P.  Wiley,  Reuben 
Arey,  Giles  Holbrook, 
Richard  Libby 

Public. 

Harwich  Anthony  Kelley, 
Cyrus  Weeks 
Provincetown         Thomas 
Lothrop,  Godfrey  Rider 
Truro  Joshua  Small 

Welljleet  Samuel  W.  Hol- 
brook 

Yarmouth  David  K.  Aiken, 
John  Reed 


BERKSHIRE    COUNTY.  51 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Barnstable  Luther  Hinck-  Orleans       Alex.  Kenrick 

ley,  Charles  Lewis  Provincetoivn         Thomas 

Brewster        Strubo  Clark  Hilliard 

Eastham    Michael  Collins  Sandwich  Joseph  Hamblin 

Falmouth        George    W.  Yarmouth     Charles  Sears 

Donaldson 

Crier  of  the  Courts,  George  Blish,  of  Barnstable. 
Jailer,  Charles  Lewis,  of  Barnstable. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  fyc.  Thomas  Fish,  Falmouth; 
Melatiah  Tobey,  Sandwich  ;  Joshua  Small,  Thomas 
Cobb,  Truro  ;  Daniel  Comings,  Orleans  ;  Obadiah 
Doane,  Eastham;  Isaac  Hardy,  Josiah  Hardy,  jr. 
Chatham;  John  Adams,  Provincetown  ;  Anthony 
Kelley,  Harwich  ;  Thomas  Holbrook,  2d  Wellfleet; 
Alex.  Howes,  Dennis:  Henry  Baxter,  Barnstable. 

Coroners. 

Barnstable      Asa  Young,  Falmouth  Geo.  W.  Don- 
Luther     Hinckley,     Seth  aldson,  Thomas  Lewis 
Hallett  Harwich  AmasaNickerson 
Brewster        Benjamin   T.  Orleans   Matthew    King- 
Berry,  Benj.  Foster,  jr.  man 

Chatham     Wm.  Hamilton  Provincetown        Solomon 

Dennis    Jona.  Nickerson,  Rich,  Philip  Cook,  2d 

Thomas  Smith  Sandwich        Ezra  Tobey 
Eastham   Joshua  M.  Cole 

Commissioner  of  District  ofMarshpee,  Charles  Marston. 

BERKSHIRE. 

Judge  of  Probate,  William  P.  Walker,  of  Lenox. 
Register  of  Probate,  Henry  W.  Bishop,  of  do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Charles  Sedgwick,  of  do. 
County  Treasurer,  Joseph  Tucker,  of  do. 

Register  of  Deeds. 

North  District,  Richard  Whitney,  of  Lanesborough. 
South  District,  Samuel  Newman,  of  Egremont. 
Middle  District,  Joseph  Tucker,  of  Lenox. 


52 


BERKSHIRE     COUNTY. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Adams    J.  Q.  Robinson,     Otis  Lester  Filley 


Benjamin  F.  Robinson. 
Cheshire    Russell   Brown 
Egremont  Wilbur  Curtis 
Great   Barrington      John 
Whiting-,  Incre.  Sumner 
Lanesbcro'  Henry  Shaw 
Lenox      Joseph    Tucker, 
Dan.  Williams,  James  W. 
Robbins,  Chas.  Sedgwick, 
Geo.   I.  Tucker,  Thomas 
Twining-,   Chas.  Mattoon, 
Henry  W.  Bishop 
New    Marlboro'     Edward 
Stevens,  Benj.  Wheeler 


Peru  Cyrus  Stowell 

Pittsfield  Thomas  Allen, 
Thos.  B.  Strong,  Phineas 
Allen,  George  N.  Briggs, 
Calvin  Martin,  Thos.  F. 
Plunkett,  Lemuel  Pome- 
roy,  Henry  Hubbard,  Na- 
than Willis 

Sandisfield  Daniel  Sears 
Sheffield  Robert  F.  Bar- 
nard, Eli  Ensign,  Edward 
F.  Ensign 

Stockbridge  T.  Pomeroy, 
S.  Jones,  Wm.  Williams 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
William  P.  Walker,  Joseph  Tucker,  John  Whiting,  S. 
Jones,  George  N.  Briggs,  Horatio  Byington,  Jabez 
Bosworth,  Josiah  Q.  Robinson,  William  E.  Brayton, 
Daniel  N.  Dewey,  Charles  Sedgwick,  Calvin  Mar- 
tin, Ralph  Taylor,  Henry  Hubbard,  Ezekiel  R.  Colt, 
Robert  F.  Barnard,  Eli  Ensign,  Henry  L.  Sabin, 
Stoddard  Hubbell. 


Justices  of 
Adams  Thomas  Robinson, 
Isaac  Brown,  W.  E.  Bray- 
ton, David  Darling,  Saml. 
Bowen,  Thomas  Farnum, 
Wm.  C.  Plunkett,  Isaac 
Dean,  Isaac  Hodges,  W. 
H.  Tyler,  F.  O.  Sayles, 
Stephen  B.Brown,  Nathan 
W.  Harmon,  Neh.  Hodge, 
Ezra  D.  Whitaker,  Robert 
R.  Briggs,  Daniel  Jenks, 
Henry  J.  Bliss,  E.  Bailey, 
Almon  B.  Cole,  O.  Arnold, 
H.  L.  Dawes,  H.Wilmarth, 
Jer.  Colgrove,  E.  Badger, 
Wm.  Jenks,  Israel  Cole, 
Thos.  A.  Bowen,  Sanford 
Blackington. 


the  Peace. 

Alford  H.  Dewey,  Reuben 
Wilcox,  S.  M.  Church, 
R.  Picket,  Reu.  C.  Fitch, 
Elijah  K.  Williams,  Ezra 
C.  Ticknor 

Becket  Gaius  Carter,  Timo- 
thy Snow,  Mark  P.  Carter, 
Charles  O.  Perkins 
Cheshire  JohnWelles,  Na- 
than Sayles,  L.  G.  Cole, 
James  Brown,  Richmond 
P.  Brown,  John  C.  Wol- 
cott,  Ira  Richardson 
Clarksburg  Selah  Clark 
Dalton  Grenville  D.  Wes- 
ton, John  Chamberlain,  G. 
Branch,  Jonn  C.  Chase, 
Henry     Ferre,     Alpheus 


BERKSHIRE    COUNTY. 


53 


Brown,  jr.  George  D.  Wil- 
mot,  Zenas  M.  Crane 
Egremont  Josiah  Millard, 
Ephraim  Baldwin,  Henry 
Dewey,  Josiah  Bacon,  S. 
C.  Newman,  R.  P.Brown, 
John  Austin,  Chester 
Goodale,  Levi  H.  Hare,  Eli 
Parsons,  JNathan  Benjamin 
Florida  Dennis  Thayer, 
Israel  Whitcomb 
Great  Harrington  Miles 
Avery,  J.  H.  Van  Deusen, 
Grotius  Dewey,  Ralph 
Taylor,  Chas.  W.  Hopkins, 
Perley  D.  VVhitmore,  Da- 
vid Ives,  Isaac  Selpy,  jr. 
George  Pynchon,  Augus- 
tine Giddings,  Francis 
Whiting,  Samuel  Rosset- 
teer,  Washington  Adams, 
Almon  J.  Lorinof,  Rowland 
Wharfield,  Geo".  W.  Ster- 
ling, G.  I.  Foster,  Edward 
P.  Woodworth,  Benjamin 
Peabody,  Benjamin  Cole, 
Ebenezer  Cole,  Elisha 
Kingsley,  William  M.  Bat- 
telle,  Caleb  Stanley,  Chas. 
Emerson 

Hancock  Rodman  Hazard, 
John  Gardner,  Wm.  Lap- 
ham,  Augustus  L.  Smith, 
William  Farnum,  Joshua 
Gorton,  Gideon  Martin, 
Calvin  P.  Lapham,  Silas 
H.  Gardner 

Hinsdale  Chas.  H.  Plun- 
kctt,  O.  P.  Colt,  John 
Cady,  Charles  K.  Tracy, 
Edwin  N.  Colt 
Lanesboro'  Stoddard  Hub- 
bell,  Lyman  Hall,  jr.  Asa- 

6* 


hel  Buck,  jr.  Wm.  T.  Fil- 
ley,  Socrat.  Squires,  Rich. 
Whitney,  LelandWarden,. 
John  Young,  Nathaniel  B. 
Williams,  Chas.  Wright, 
Abiel  Piatt 

Lee  Steph.  Thacher,  Chas. 
M.  Owen,  Hubbard  Bart- 
lett,  Lawson  D.  Bidwell, 
William  Merrill,  Franklin 
Sturgis,  Caleb  Belden, 
Lemuel  Bassett,  Asa  G. 
Welch,  Alexander  Hyde, 
Ranson  Kinman,  Lorenzo 
D.  Brown 

Lenox  Henry  W.  Bishop, 
Solomon  Cole,  Thomas 
Sedgwick,  W.  S.  Tucker, 
Oliver  Dewey,  George  J. 
Tucker 

Mt.  Washington  John  T. 
Vincent,  Ira  Schutt,  John 
D. Joyce. 

JY.  Ashford  Kiler  Kent, 
Phineas  Harman,  Justin 
Torrey 

New  'Marlboro1  Levi  L. 
Smith,  Henry  Wheeler, 
Augustus  Turner,  Dan 
Adams,  LorrenSmith,  Seth 
Norton,  Jabez  Bosworth, 
Jason  Warren,  Noah  Gib- 
son, Nathaniel  Tremain, 
Salmon  Kasson 
Otis  Roderick  Norton, 
Aaron  Judd,  Bavil  Sey- 
mour, Elam  P.  Norton, 
Hiram  Sears,  Henry  Sey- 
mour, Samuel  Picket 
Peru  Thos.  Frizell,  Oliver 
Nash,  E.  Rockwell,  Henry 
Pierce,  Cyrus  Stowell 
Pittsfield  Butler  Goodrich, 


54 


BERKSHIRE    COUNTY. 


Thos.  A.  Gold,  James  D. 
Colt,  JohnChurcbill,  Saml. 
Root,  Ezekiel  R.  Colt, 
Matthias  R.  Lanckton, 
Josiah  Pomeroy,  Geo.  W. 
Campbell,  Jonathan  Alien, 
Ensign  H.  Kellogg,  Wm. 
Noble,  Jared  lngersoll, 
David  Carson,  Levi  Good- 
rich, Hosea  Merrill,  jr. 
Franklin  Root,  Walter 
Laflin,  Thomas  Allen,  jr. 
Geo.  S.  Willis,  LeviBebee, 
James  D.  Colt,  2d.  Albert 
West,  TheodoreHinsdale, 
Richard  C.  Cogswell 
Richmond  Erastus  Row- 
ley, Eleaz.  Williams,  John 
L.  Plummer,  Sam!.  Gates, 
Eli  Richmond,  Wm.  Ba- 
con, Wm.  S.  Leadbetter, 
John  Sherrill,  Wm.  Ste- 
vens, George  W.  Kniffin 
Savoy  Snellum  Babbitt, 
Wm!  Ingraham,  Liberty 
Bowker,  Edward  Babbitt, 
Bradish  Dunham,  Melvin 
Bowker,  Harmon  Snow 
Sandisfield  Erastus  Beach, 
Lyman  Brown,  Uriel 
Smith,  Samuel  Merrill, 
Stephen  Palmer,  Josiah 
Wolcott,  Joseph  Sears, 
Levi  K.Strickland, Henry 
Mclntire,  Samuel  C.  Par- 
sons, Lyman  Webster, 
Henry  Abby,  Edwin  Bos- 
worth,  Joshua  M.  Sears 
Sheffield  Minor  Owen, 
Wm.  Ashley,  Ralph  Lit- 
tle, Jeremiah  Shears, 
Samuel  H.  Bushnell,  Oli- 
ver Peck,  John  Ward, 
Orrin    Bills,     Ira   Curtis, 


Lovett  Taft,  SilasKellogg, 
Billings  Palmer,  George 
Crane,  James  Bradford, 
Elijah  Deming 
Stockbridge  Horatio  By- 
ington,  Alanson  Bennett, 
Marshall  Warner,  John  M. 
Cooper,  John  Z.Goodrich, 
Daniel  B.  Fenn,  William 
Rossiter,  Jabez  Lane, 
Calvin  Dewey,  Jonathan 
E.  Field,  Robert  E.  Gal- 
pin,  John  M.  Cooper, 
Thad.  Pomeroy 
Tyringham  Thomas  Gar- 
field, Ezra  Heath,  Egbert 
B.  Garfield,  Eli  Hale,  John 
D.  Bidwell,  John  Langdon, 
Milton  Judd,  John  W. 
Sweet,  James  Freeman 
Washington  William  G. 
Ballantine,  Philip  Eames, 
John  S.  Noble 
West  Stockbridge  Lyman 
Hinman,  Nathaniel  Fos- 
kett,  Henry  W.  Taft, 
Wm.  Milligan,  George  G. 
Foskett,  Philip  Powers, 
Norman  Sheldon,  Charles 
B.  Boynton 

Williamstown  Dan  Foster, 
Keyes  Danforth,  Stephen 
Hosford,  Thomas  Bing- 
ham, Daniel  N.  Dewey, 
Samuel  Smith,  Thomas  C. 
Phelps,  Joseph  Torrey, 
Henry  L.  Sabin,  Nathaniel 
G.  Waterman,  James  Cor- 
bin,  Reuben  Eldridge, 
William  Torrey,  Liberty 
Bartlett,  Reuben  Young 
Windsor  E.  Baldwin,  Asa 
H.  Capen,  Elias  I.  Bald- 
win,  Alpheus    Brown,  jr. 


BERKSHIRE    COUNTY. 


Levi  M.  Winslow,    Wil-    Lyman,  David  White,  El- 
liam   A.    Bates,    VVilliam    lison  Axtell 

Notaries  Public. 


Adams  VVilliam  E.  Bray- 
ton,  F.  O.  Sayles 
Great    Barrington     Con- 
stant Southworth 
Lee        William  Porter,  jr. 
Lenox  Henry  W.  Bishop, 


Thomas  Twining 
Pittsfltid       James  Buell, 
E.  R.  Colt 

Sheffield  Robert  F.Barnard 
Stockbridge  Horatio  By- 
ington,  Junius  D.  Adams 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Adams  Thomas  Robinson,     Otis  Lester  Filley,  Wm. 


F.  O.  Sayles,  Nehemiah 
Hodge,  N.  W.  Harmon, 
Henry  J.  Bliss,  Henry  L. 
Dawes,  James  T.  Robin- 
son, Horace  Hodges 
Cheshire  John  C.  W'olcott 
Great  Barrington  J.  Whi- 
ting, Increase  Sumner, 
Francis  Whiting,  Henry 
Wheeler,  C.  N.  Emerson 
Hancock  Silas  Gardner 
Lanesboro1  Wm.  T.  Filley 
Lee  Wm.  Porter,  jr.  Law- 
son  D.  Bidwell,  Franklin 
Sturgis,  Lorenzo  D.  Brown 
Lenox  Wm.  P.  Walker, 
Henry  W.  Bishop,  Geo.  J. 
Tucker,  Joseph  Tucker, 
Wm.  S.  Tucker,  Thomas 
Twining,  John  Branning 


Wallace 

Piltsfield  Thomas  A.  Gold, 
Calvin  Martin,  H.  Hub- 
bard, Matthias  R.  Lanc- 
thon,  Parker  L.  Hall,  Ju- 
lius Rockwell,  Thomas 
Allen,  E.  H.  Kellogg, 
George  N.  Briggs,  James 
D.Colt, 2d.  R.T.Merwin, 
E.  Merwin 

Sandisfield  Lemuel  K. 
Strickland 

Sheffield  Robert  F.  Bar- 
nard, Billings  Palmer 
Stockbridge  Samuel  Jones, 
Horatio  Byington,  John  Z. 
Goodrich,  Jona.  E.  Field 
West  Stockbridge  Henry 
W.  Taft 

Williamstown     Daniel  L. 
New  Marlboro1  A.  Turner    Dewey,  Lyman  T.  Thayer 

Sheriff,  Edward  F.  Ensign,  of  Sheffield. 

Deputy- Sheriffs. 
Adams  (N.  Village)  John     Avery,  John  Sturgis 
Holden,  Edm.  Southwick 
Adams  (South)    Erasmus 
D.  Babbit 

Chester    (Hampden     Co.) 
Charles  W.  Knox 
Dalton       G.   W.  Branch 
Great    Barrington    Isaac 


Hancock  Russel  Grant 

Lanesboro'  Lyman  Hall,  jr. 

Lenox  Calvin  C.  Crane 

Lee  Isaac  C.  Ives 

New  Marlboro1  Charles  D. 

Palmer 

Otis  Moses  Day 


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BRISTOL    COUNTY. 


Stockbridge  Danl.  B.  Fenn 
Williamstown  J.F.  Bulkley 


W.Stockbridge  Wm.  Jones 


Pittsfield  Charles  Wright 
Sandisfield,  E.  Bosworth 
Sheffield    Emmons  Arnold 

Deputy-Jailer,  Calvin  C.  Crane,  of  Lenox. 
Crier  of  the  Courts,  Joel  Davis,  of    do. 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction. 

Charles  Sedgwick  and  George  J.  Tucker,  of  Lenox. 
Master,  Joseph  Spaulding. 

Coroners. 


Mams    B.   F.   Robinson, 
Eli     Northam,      Reuben 
Whitman,  John  Holden 
J] ford  Stephen  M.  Church 
Dalton         Oliver  Porter, 
Grenville  D.  Weston 
Egremont    Elijah  Willard 
Great  Barringlon  Samuel 
Rossetter,  Isaac  Avery 
Hancock        John   Gorton 
Hinsdale      Walter  Tracy 
Lte     Abner  Taylor,  Sam- 
uel D.  Sturgis 
Lenox         John   C.  Hunt 
N.    Marlboro'    Joseph   S. 
Catlin 
Otis         Samuel    Pickett 


Peru    Eli  Pierce,    David 

Watkins 

Piitsfeld  N.  Strong,  J.  In- 
gersoll,  S.  Rathbone, 
Charles  Wright 
Richmond  Phin.  Richards 
Sandisfield  Erastus  Rice 
Savoy  Melvin  Bowker 
Sheffield  Norman  Kellogg, 
Emmons  Arnold 
Slockbridge  Danl.  B.  Fenn 
Tyringham  ElijahGarfield 
W.  Slockbridge  Wm.Jones 
Williamstown  Solomon 
Buckley,  Manning  Brown, 
John  R.  Bulkley 


BRISTOL. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Oliver  Prescott.  of  New  Bedford. 
Register  of  Probate,  Anselm  Basset,  of  Taunton. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Northern  District,  Joseph  Wilbur, 

of  Taunton. 
Register  of  Deeds,   Southern   District,  Benjamin  T. 

Conodon,  of  New  Bedford. 
County  Treasurer,  Richard  S.  S.  Andros,  of  Taunton. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  James  Sproat,  of  Taunton. 

Judge  of  Police  Court,  for  New  Bedford,  Nathaniel  S.  Spooner,  of 

Fairhaven. 
Special  Justice  of  do.    Henry  H.  Crapo,  of  New  Bedford. 


BRISTOL    COUNTY. 


57 


Justices  of  the  Peace 

Allleboro'  Noah  Claflin, 
Elkanah  Briggs 
Dartmouth  Elihu  Slocum, 
Joseph  Gifford 
Fall  River  Joseph  E.Reed, 
William  B.  Canedy,  James 
Ford,  Hezekiah  Battelle, 
Phineas  W.  Leland,  Fos- 
ter Hooper 

Fairhaven  Nathaniel  S. 
Spooner,  Joseph  Tripp 
Mansfield  Solomon  Pratt 
Mew  Bedford  Eli  Haskell, 
Stephen  Merrihew,  Paul 
Spooner,  Oliver  Prescott, 


and  of  the  Quorum. 

Henry  H.  Crapo,  Joseph 
S.  Tillinghast,  Sampson 
Perkins,  Benj.  Coombs 
Norton  Laban  Wheaton 
Raynham  Amos  Hall 
Seekonk  Seth  Whitmarsh, 
Johnson  Gardner 
Taunton  Francis  Baylies, 
Jnmes  L.  Hodges,  Jona- 
than Ingell,  James  Sproat, 
Anselm  Bassett,  James  P, 
Ellis 

Westport  Abner  Brownell, 
Abner  B.  Gifford,  Gama- 
liel Church 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

Lemuel  Macomber,  Samuel  Crocker,  James  L.  Hodges, 
James  Ford,  Eli  Haskell,  Hezekiah  Battelle,  James 
C.  Starkweather,  Stephen  Merrihew,  James  Sproat, 
James  P.  Ellis,  Rodney  French,  Horatio  Pratt, 
Joseph  Wilbur,  James  D.  Thompson,  Phineas  W. 
Leland,  Foster  Hooper. 

Justices  of 
Attleboro*  Seneca  Sanford, 
Abijah  M.  Ide,  Elihu  Dag- 
gett, jr.  Peter  Thacher, 
Ellis  Blackington,  John 
Daggett,  Harvey  Claflin, 
Moses  Wilmarth,  Hartford 
Ide,  Daniel  Wilmarth.  Jo- 
seph W.  Capron 
Berkley  Barzillia  Crane, 
Adoniram  Crane,  Barzillia 
Hathaway,  Jabez  Fox, 
John  Dillingham,  Samuel 
French,  Alpheus  Sanford, 
Ephraim  French,  jr.  Na- 
thaniel Townsend,  Chas. 
D.  Burt,  W.  S.  Crane 
Dartmouth  Thomas  Almy, 


the  Peace. 

James  T.  Slocum,  Francis 
D.  Bartlett,  E.  S.  Crapo, 
Hiram  Whalon,   William 

B.  Mason,  H.  S.  Packard. 
Dighton  John  Walker, 
Alfred  Wood,  Crocker 
Babbitt,  Caleb  Chase, 
David  Hathaway,  Leonard 
Gooding,  Joseph  Pitts, 
Seth  Talbot,  Simp.  Chase 
Easton  John  Pool,  Cyrus 
Lathrop,  John  Seele,  Eli- 
jah Howard,  Sebea  How- 
ard, Jonathan  Pratt,  Moses 

C.  Dunbar,  Galen  Sylves- 
ter, Tisdale  Harlow,  Wm 
Reed 


5S 


BRISTOL    COUNTY. 


Fan-haven    Levi    Jenney, 

Asa  Swift,  Alfred  Nye, 
Cyrus  E.  Clarke,  Thomas 
Davis,  James  M.  Morton, 
Isaiah  F.  Terry,  Rufus 
Allen,  Ansel  White,  Abiel 
P.  Robinson,  John  Terry, 
Pardon  Taber 
Fall  River  Charles  Pit- 
man, Joseph  Gooding-, 
Israel  Anthony,  Eliab 
Williams,  Nathaniel  B. 
Borden,  Cyrus  Alden, 
Anthony  Mason,  David 
Anthony,  John  Fessen- 
den,  David  Perkins,  Lewis 
La  pham,  Joseph  Hathaway 
Freetown  Elnathan  P. 
Hathaway,  Benjamin  Burt, 
Calvin  Thomas,  Joseph  B. 
Weaver,  Chas.  A.  Morton 
Mansfield  Elijah  Hodges, 
Harrison  B.  Pratt,  Schuy- 
ler Shepard,  Edward 
Kingman 

New  Bedford  William 
Rotch,  Abraham  Barker, 
James  Howland,  Timothy 
G.  Coffin,  Benjamin  Lin- 
coln, Kelly  Eldridge,  John 
A.  Parker,  James  B.  Cong- 
don,  Thomas  A.  Greene, 
William  H.  Taylor,  J.  H. 
W.  Page*  Harrison  G-  O. 
Colby/ Thomas  B.  Bush, 
Wm,  R.  Rodman,  Silas 
Stetson,  Ephraim  Kemp- 
ton,  Benjamin  T.  Cong- 
don,  Thomas  Mandell,  J. 
H.  Collins,  Ambrose  Vin- 
cent, William  C.  Taber, 
Edward  W.  Greene,  Isaac 
D.  Hall,  James  D.  Thomp- 
son, Thomas  Cole,  Isaac 


Case,  William  T.  Hawes> 
Arnold  S.  Congdon,  J.  L. 
Ferguson,  Thomas  D. 
Elliot,  Seth  H.  Installs, 
Thos.  Rice,  Joseph  T. 
Adams 

Norton  Laban  M.  Whea- 
ton,  Lemuel  Perry,  Jacob 
Shepard,  Cromwell  Leon- 
ard, John  Crane,  Daniel 
S.  Cobb,  Henry  New- 
comb,  Eddy  Lincoln 
Pawiucket  Apollos  Cush- 
man,  James  C.  Stark- 
weather,Wellington  Kent, 
Simpson  Chase,  George 
Mason,  Lewis  Pierce, 
William  Fish,  Claudius  B. 
Fa  ms  worth 

Raynham  John  Gil  more, 
Eliab  B.  Dean,  Godfrey 
Robinson,  Samuel  Wil- 
bur, William  Snow,  Abi- 
shai  Lincoln 

Rehoboth  Samuel  Bullock, 
Lemuel  Morse,  James 
Blanding,  Joseph  Nichols, 
Granville  Stephens,  Cyrus 
M.  Wheaton,  Asaph  L. 
Bliss,  Raymond  H.  Burr 
Seekonk  Samuel  Allen, 
Jesse  Medbury,  Lewis 
Walker,  Jabez  Ingraham, 
George  W.  Wheaton, 
Viair  Medbury,  William 
Ide,  Tristam  Burgess,  jr. 
Somerset  William  Reed, 
Wrheaton  Luther,  Jona- 
than P.  Slade,  John  D. 
Cart wright,  Philip  Bowers, 
John  Slade,  3d. 
Swansey  Thomas  Peck, 
William  Mason,  Henry 
Gardner,  John  Winslow, 


BRISTOL    COUNTY. 


59 


Mason  Barney,  Thomas 
E.  Warning,  John  Earl, 
Geo.  Austin,  E.  P.  Short 
Taunt  on  Alfred  Williams, 
Charles  Richmond,  Wm. 
A.  F.  Sproat,  Ichabod  Lin- 
coln, George  B.  Atwood, 
Horatio  L.  Danforth,  The- 
odore L.  Lincoln,  Sidney 
Williams,  Horatio  Pratt, 
William  Sekel,  Joseph 
Wilbur,  Henry  Williams, 
William  Haskins,  Thomas 
C.  Brown,    William  Sea- 


ver,  James  P.  Ellis,  Geo. 
Walker,  Joshua  Drown, 
Samuel  Breck,  Benjamin 
Caswell,  Samuel  O.  Dun- 
bar, Stephen  L.  White, 
Allen  Presbury,  Edmund 
Anthony,  Benjamin  F. 
Williams 

TVestport  Nathan  C.  BroW- 
nell,  James  H.  Handy, 
Benj.  B.  Sisson,  Andrew 
Hicks,  John  A.  Gifford, 
Azell  P.  Ladd,  Abner 
Brownell,  Fred.  Brownell 


Notaries    Public. 


Mhboro1    David   E.  Hol- 

man,  Eli  as  Fuller 

Fall  River  Hezekiah  Bat- 

telle,       Eliab     Williams, 

Henry    H.    Fish,      Louis 

Lapham,    David   Perkins, 

•James  Ford 

Fairhaven     Nathaniel    S. 

Spooner,  Philemon  Fuller, 

Isaiah    F.    Terry,      John 

Terry 

New  Bedford  Timothy  G. 

Coffin,  John  H.    Clifford, 


Thomas  Dawes  Elliot, 
Henrv  H.Crapo,  Harrison 
G.O.Colby,  John  H.  W. 
Page,  William  H.  Taylor, 
Benjamin  T.  Congdon, 
Thomas  H.  Howland, 
Lincoln  F.  Brigham 
TVestport  Abnef  Brownell, 
Nathan  C.  Brownell 
Pawtucket  Apol.  Cushman 
Taunton  William  A.  F. 
Sproat,  C.  J.  H.  Bassett, 
Jas.  P.  Ellis,  J.  L.  Hodges 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 


Attleooro*     John  Daggett 

Faston       Cyrus   Lothrop 

Fairhaven      Nathaniel  S. 

Spooner 

Fall  River    James  Ford, 

Hezekiah  Battelle,  Cyrus 

Alden,      Eliab    Williams, 

Louis  Lapham,  Charles  J. 

Holmes 

Freetown  E.  P.  Hathaway 

New  Bedford  Timothy  G. 

Coffin,    John  H.  Clifford, 

T.  D.  Eliot,  Oliver  Pres- 


cott,  J.  H.  W.  Page,  Dan- 
iel Ricketson,  Harrison 
G.  O.  Colby,  Abraham 
Mead,  jr.  Chas.  C.  Sheafe, 
Adam  Mackie,  John  A. 
Kasson,  J.  F.  Dearborn, 
Lincoln  F.  Brigham 
Pawtucket  Apollos  Cush- 
man, Claudius  B.  Farns- 
worth 

Taunton  Francis  Baylies, 
William  A.  F.  Sproat, 
Anselm  Bassett,  Horatio 


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BRISTOL    COUNTY. 


Pratt,  Sidney  Williams,  L.  Danforth,  C.  J.  H.  Bas- 
Theodore  L.  Lincoln,  sett,  Samuel  Breck,  Na- 
Henry  Williams,  Horatio    thaniel  Morton 

Sheriff,  Horatio  L.  Danforth,  of  Taunton. 

Deputy-  Sheriffs. 

Attleboro'*  Geo.  B. Richards     don,  John  Baylies,  Jacob 


Berkley  Dean  Burt 

Dartmouth  Leml.  Mosher 
Easlon  Edward  W.  Dean 
Fall  River  Pad.  R.  Read 
Fairhaven  J.  D.  Hathaway 
New  Bedford    Wm.  Gor- 


L.  Porter 
Norton  H.  B.  Witherell 
Pawtucket  Robt.  Sherman 
Taunton    James    Wood- 
ward, Elias  A.  Morse 
Westport     Isaac    Francis 


Keeper  of  Jail  and  House  of  Correction. 
Jacob  L.  Porter,  of  New  Bedford. 

Keeper  of  Jail  in  Taunton,  Elias  A.  Morse. 

Crier  of  the  Courts,  Oliver  Soper,  of  Taunton. 

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

Commissioners  of  W recks,  fyc.  Charles  Grinnell,  of 
New  Bedford  ;  Prince  Sears,  jr.  and  Thomas  Almy, 
of  Dartmouth. 

Coroners. 


Attleboro''  Peter  Thacher, 
Samuel  Tyler,  Elisha  May 
Berkley  Dean  Burt 

Dartmouth  SamuelBarker, 
Stephen  Taylor 
Dighton  Crocker  Babbitt 
Easton  Daniel  Maeomber 
Fall  River  Harvey  Ham- 
den,  Seth  Darling,  Wil- 
liam A.  Waite 
Fairhaven  Isaac  Vincent, 
Jonathan  Wilbur,  Jona- 
than Bisby 

Mansfield  Simeon  Greene 
New  Bedford  Wm.  Gor- 
don, jr.  Benj.  T.  Congdon, 
C.  Tompkins,  Daniel  Syl- 
vester 


Norton  C.  Leonard 

Pawtucket  Elisha  W. 
Bucklin,  R.  Sherman 
Raynham  Amyntas  Shaw 
Rehoboth  Elijah  A.  Reed, 
Cromwell  Bliss 
Seekonk  John  Miller, 
Caleb  Carpenter,  Ezra 
French 

Somerset  Philip  Bowers 
Swanzey  Benajah  Mason, 
Israel  Gardner,  2d. 
Taunton  Benjamin  Ingell, 
James  Woodward,  Oliver 
Soper,  jr.  T.  C.  Brown 
Westport  Jonathan  Brow- 
nell,  Peleg  W.  Peckham, 
Frederick  Brownell 


DUKES    COUNTY.  61 

DUKES. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Theodore  G.  Mayhew,  of  Edgartown. 
Register  of  Probate,  Barnard  C.  Marchant,  of  do. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Josiah  H.  Smith,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer,  Frederick  Baylies,  of  do. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Daniel  Fellows,  of  do. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the   Quorum. 
Edgartown  Danl.  Fellows,     Tisbury        Stephen  Skiff 
Theo.  G.  Mayhew 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Thomas  Cooke,  Theodore  G.  Mayhew,  Elihu  P.  Nor- 
ton, Thomas  Bradley,  Joseph  T.  Pease. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Chilmark,  W.  W.Swain,    Hurford,  Joseph  T.  Pease, 
Smith  Mayhew,  John  W.    Jere.  Pease,  Hebron  Vin- 
Gifford  cent,  Archibald  Mellen 

Edgartown  Harrison  P.  Tisbury  Charles  G.  Ath- 
Mayhew,  James  H. Beetle,  earn,  '  Eliakim  Norton, 
Hiram  Jernegan,  David  Thomas  Bradley,  Bartlett 
Davis,  Elihu  P.  Norton,  Allen,  William  A.  May- 
Elijah  B.  Vincent,  Samuel     hew,  Alfred  Norton 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Edgartown    Theodore  G.     Tisbury  Zephaniah  Ben- 
Mayhew,  Leavitt  Thaxter    nett 

Notaries  Public. 

Chilmark  Tris.  Allen,  jr.  Fellows,     David     Davis, 

John  W.  Gifford  Jos.  T.  Pease 

Edgartown  James  H.  Bee-  Tisbury        John  Holmes* 

tie,  Joseph  Mayhew,  The-  George     Dunham,       Asa 

odore  G.  Mayhew,  Daniel  Johnson 

Sheriff,  Isaiah  D.  Pease,  of  Edgartown. 

Deputy-  Sheriffs. 
Chilmark  Thos.H.Lumbert    Tisbury  Jonathan  Lucejr. 

Crier  of  the  Courts,  John  Cleveland,  of  Edgartown. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  fyc.    Chas.  S.  Darrow,  E.  G. 

Pease,  Edgartown ;  Thos.  H.  Lumbert,  Chilmark. 

Coroners. 

Chilmark    Wm.  Mayhew     niston 

Edgartown  Samuel  Ken-     Tisbury        James  Cottle 

Guardian  to  Indians  of  Chapaquidick  and  Christiantownt 

Leavitt  Thaxter,  of  Edgartown. 


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ESSEX     COUNTY, 


ESSEX. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Daniel  A.  White,  of  Salem. 
Register  of  Probate,  Nathaniel  Lord,  jr.  of  Ipswichf, 
Register  of  Deeds,  Ralph  H.  French,  of  Salem. 
County  Treasurer,  William  F.  Wade,  of  Ipswich. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Ebenezer  Sbillaber,  of  Salem. 

Judge  of  Police  Court,  Salem,  Joseph  G.  Waters. 
Special  Justices  of  do.    do.    Francis  A.  Fabens,  Stephen  P.  Webb5 
Simon  F.  Barstow. 

Judge  of  Police  Court,  Newburyport,  Stephen  W.  Mareton. 
Special  Justices  of  do.      do.        John  Cook,  Edmund  L.  Le  Breton. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 
Jlndover  Mark  Newman, 
Hobart  Clark,  Samuel 
Farrar,  Samuel  Merrill, 
Gayton  P.  Osgood,  Saml. 
Fletcher 

Beverly    Robert  Rantoul, 
Robert  Rantoul,  jr. 
Bradford  Jeremiah  Spof- 
ford,  George  Savary 
Danvers      Joseph     Shed, 
John  W.  Proctor 
Essex  David  Choate 

Gloucester  Lonson  Nash 
Haverhill  Stephen  Minot, 
Moses  Win-gate,  Leonard 
White 

Ipswich  Nathaniel  Lord,  jr. 
William  F.  Wade,  Charles 
Kimball,  William  Conant, 
Josiah  Caldwell 
Lynn  Jeremiah  C.  Stick- 
ney,  George  Hood 
Lynnfield  Asa  T.  Newhall 
Marblehead    John  Prince, 
William  Fabens 
Methuen        John  Tenney 
Newbury    Daniel  Adams, 
3d.  Moses  Pettingell 


and  of  the  Quorum. 
Newburyport  Ebenezer 
Moseley,  Stephen  W. 
Marston,  John  Cook,  Geo. 
Titcomb,  Henry  W.  Kins- 
man, Caleb  Cushing,  Ed- 
ward S.  Rand 
Salem  John  Punchard, 
John  Prince,  Ichabod 
Tucker,  Benjamin  Mer- 
rill, Daniel  A.  White, 
D.  L.  Pickman,  John  G. 
King,  Elisha  Mack,  Fred- 
erick Howes,  Joseph 
Ropes,  Joseph  G.  Wa- 
ters, Ralph  H.  French, 
Larkin  Thorndike,  Ebe- 
nezer Sbillaber,  Stephen 
P.  Webb,  David  Roberts, 
Stephen  C.  Phillips, 
Ephraim  F.  Miller,  Ben- 
jamin F.  Brown,  Joseph 
H.  Cabot 

Topsjield  Royal  A.  Mer- 
riam 

Wenham  Edmund  Kimball 
West  jVewbury  Moses 
Newell 


ESSEX    COUNTY.  DO 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
John  Punchard,  Daniel  A.  White,  Asa  Andrews, 
Charles  White,  Nathaniel  Lord,  jr.  Stephen  Minot, 
John  Prince,  James  H.  Duncan,  John  Hooper, 
Moses  Pettingell,  John  Porter,  William  B.  Banister, 
Hobart  Clark,  Amos  Bhnchard,  Charles  Kimball, 
Robert  Rantoul,  Benjamin  Merrill,  Lonson  Nash, 
Samuel  S.  Trefry,  John  G.  King-,  Asahel  Hunting- 
ton, Ebenezer  Shillaber,  John  Cook. 


Justices  of 
Amesbury  Robert  Patten, 
Lowell  Bagley,  Stephen 
Sargent,  jr.  Wm.  Nichols, 
Leonard  Hoyt,  Patten  Sar- 
gent, David  French,  Amos 
Currier,  Josh.  Colby,  Na- 
thaniel White,  Ebenezer 
French,  John  S.  Morse, 
James  Evans 

Andover  John  L.  Abbott, 
Wm.  Johnson,  jr.  Amos 
Blanchard,  Nathan  W. 
Hazen,  Wm.Stevens,  John 
White,  Abraham  J.  Gould, 
Geo.  Hodges,  Saml.  John- 
son, jr.  Samuel  Phillips, 
Francis  Coggswell,  John 
Abbott,  Amos  Abbott, 
Henry  Osgood,  Isaac  Car- 
ruth,  James  Stevens,  jr. 
Daniel  Saunders 
Deverly  T.  Stephens,  John 
Porter,  2d.  Stephens  Ba- 
ker, John  J.  Baker,  John 
Patch,  Joseph  E.  Ober, 
Hezekiah  Foster,  Charles 
Stevens,  Edward  Pous- 
iand,  Fred.  W.  Choate 
Boxford  Jonathan  Foster, 
Moses  Dorman,  Geo.  W. 
Sawyer,  Solomon  Low, 
Amos  Kimball,  Moses 
Dorman,  jr.  Josiah  Kim- 


the   Peace. 

ball,  Andrew  Gould 
Bradford  William  Green- 
ough,  Jesse  Kimball, 
Amos  Parker,  Moses  Par- 
ker, Jona.  Kimball,  Eli- 
phalet  Kimball,  Benjamin 
Greenleaf,  Benj.  Parker, 
Wm.  S.  Balch,  George 
Cogswell,  Nathl.  Ladd, 
Edmund  Kimball 
Danvers  Andrew  Nichols, 
George  Osgood,  Elias, 
Putnam,  Jonathan  Shove, 
Asa  Gardner,  Ebenezer 
Hunt,  Geo.  Osborn,  Allen 
Putnam,  Edw.  Lander,  jr. 
Ebenezer  Sutton,  John 
Dexter,  Stephen  Upton, 
Frederick  Merrill,  Fitch 
Pool 

Essex  Jona.  Story,  John 
Dexter,  Aaron  Giddings, 
Ezra  Perkins,  jr. 
Georgetown  Chas.  S.  Ten- 
ney,  Jeremiah  Russell, 
Paul  Dole,  Ezra  Wilmarth 
Gloucester  Samuel  Lane, 
Israel  Trask,  JosephStacy, 
Henry  Phelps,  Wm.Saville, 
John  Webber,  Theophilus 
Herrick,  Ignatius  Sargent, 
Samuel  L.  Young,  Gideon 
Lane,    Wm.   Parsons,  jr. 


64 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


Chas.  Sawyer,  jr.  William 
Williams,  Wm.  Whipple, 
Zach.  M.  Cole,  Joseph  B. 
Manning,  John  W.  Lowe 
Haverhill  Charles  White, 
Isaac  R.  How,  Enoch 
Foot,  Rufus  Longley, 
Ephraim  Corliss,  Oilman 
Parker,  MosesG.J.  Emery, 
Wm.  D.  S.  Chase,  John 
Brickett,  jr.  Jesse  Cle- 
ment, Jacob  Caldwell, 
Saml.  E.  Greenleaf,  Thos. 
West,  Wm.  Taggart,  Mo- 
ses Merrill,  Hiram  Plum- 
mer,  John  Marsh,  Thomas 
N.  Chase 

Hamilton  Oliver  S.  Cressy, 
Asa  Smith,  Matthias 
Whipple,  Joseph  Knowl- 
ton,  Allen  W.  Dodge 
Ipswich  Joseph  Farley, 
William  Conant,  Timothy 
Appleton,  Joseph  Dennis, 
Asa  Andrews,  John  Kim- 
ball, Asahel  H.  Wildes, 
Aaron  Wallis,  Geo.  Has- 
kell, Daniel  Weed 
Lynn  JohnLummus,  Elea- 
zer  C.  Richardson,  Francis 
S.  Newhall,  George  John- 
son, Isaiah  Breed,  Aaron 
Lummus,  Andrews  Breed, 
Edward  S.  Davis,  Thomas 
B.  Newhall,  Alonzo  LeAvis, 
Benjamin  Mudge,  Oliver 
B.  Coolidge,  Daniel  H. 
Barton,  Asa  T.  Newhall, 
Daniel  Perley,  Asa  T. 
Newhall,  jr.  Thomas  J. 
Marsh,  George  Foster,  Jo- 
seph N.  Sanderson,  Benj. 
F.  Mudge,  Geo.  H.  Gray, 
Welcome  W.  Johnson 


Lynnfield  Josiah  Newhall1,. 
J.  Hewes,  Andrew  Mans- 
field, jr. 

Manchester,  David  Colby, 
Benjamin  Leach,  Joseph 
Hooper,  John  P.  AUen 
Marblthtad  John  G.  Hoop- 
er, James  Gregory,  Wm. 
Hawks,  William  Fabens, 
Joshua  Orne,  Saml.  Good- 
win, Joshua  Prentiss, 
Richard  Gridler 
Methuen  Jonathan  Currier, 
J  oseph  W.  Carlton,  Joseph 
Griffin,  Srephen  Gage, 
Stephen  Barker,  2d.  Jo- 
seph How,  John  Davis, 
George  A.  Waldo,  Josiah 
G.  White 

Middleton  Daniel  Fuller, 
Pelatiah  Wilkins,  Ebene- 
zer  S.  Phelps 
Newbury  Moses  Little, 
Daniel  Hale,  Silas  Moody, 
Orlando  B.  Merrill,  Moses 
Pettingell,  Joseph  Little, 
Seth  Sweetser,  W.  N. 
Cleaveland,  Benj.  Stick- 
ney,  Josiah  Little,  Jacob 
Atkinson,  Stewart  Chase, 
Wm.  Currier,  jr.  Roger  S. 
Howard,  Daniel  Noyes, 
Edmund  Smith,  David  P. 
Page,  Stephen  Jackman, 
jr.  J.  Northend,  Richard 
Adams,  P.  T.  Winkley, 
Joseph  Gerrish,  Samuel 
Newman,  Danl.  Coleman, 
Eben.  Hale,  Andrew  W. 
Millimore 

JYeivburyport  J.  Porter, 
Solomon  H.  Currier,  John 
Brickett,  John  Moody, 
George  Lunt,  Chales  HL 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


Balch,  John  Harrod,  Tris- 
tram Coffin,  Nathl.  Hills, 
Jere.  Coleman,  Edmund  L. 
LeBreton,  James  P.Froth- 
ingham,  TristramCoffinJr. 
Nathaniel  Foster,  Joseph 
Couch,  John  Parker,  Dan- 
iel D.  Akerman,  Wm.  Da- 
vis, Jacob  Horton,  Wm. 
Stover,  Edward  S.  Mose- 
]y,  John  B.  Swazey 
ttockport  Joseph  B.  Man- 
ning, James  Goss,  William 
Whipple,  Ebenezer  Pool, 
jr.  James  Haskell,  George 
D.  Hale 

Roivley  Richard  Herbert, 
Edward  Todd,  Nathaniel 
Mighill,  Amos  J.  Tenney, 
Thomas  E.  Payson 
Salem  John  W.Treadwell, 
David  Putnam,  Thomas 
Needham,  John  Russell, 
Humph.  Devereux,  Perley 
Putnam,  E.  Hersey  Derby, 
Nathaniel  J.  Lord,  George 
Wheatland,  Oliver  Carl- 
ton, Nathl.  West,  Abijah 
Northey,  Neh.  Brown, 
John  Winn,  Joseph  Clout- 
man,  Wm.  Sutton,  Prancis 
Peabody,  John  F.  Andrew, 
Joseph  G.  Sprague,  David 
Pingree,  George  Peabody, 

Notaries 
Andover    Samuel  Merrill, 
Samuel  Phillips 
Beverly    Stephens  Baker, 
Fred.  W.  Choate,  Albert 
Thorndike 

Danver8  John  W.  Proctor, 
JosephShed,  Elias  Putnam 
7* 


John  H.  Nichols,  Jonathan 
C.Perkins,  John  S.  Wil- 
liams, Joseph  H.  Prince, 
Nathl.  Appleton,  Wm.  H. 
Foster,  Horatio  Robinson, 
Robert  Cloutman,  Isaac 
Brown,  Edward  Palfrey, 
Augustus  Story,  George 
H.  Smith,  Otis  P.  Loud, 
Simon  F.  Barstow,  John 
Chapman,  Amory  Hol- 
brook,  John  B.  Knight, 
H.  F.  Barstow 
Salisbury  Samuel  Walton, 
Dudley  Evans,  Henry  M. 
Brown,  Azor  O.  Webster, 
John  Evans,  Eben. French, 
Enoch  Fowler 
Saugus  Joseph  Dampney, 
Benj.  F.  Newhall,  Wm. 
H.  Boardman 
Topsjield  Benj.  C.  Perkins, 
Jacob  Towne,  Jacob  P. 
Towne,  Chas.  H.  Holmes, 
John  G.  Hood,  Benj.  C. 
Perkins,  Joel  Lake,  Rich- 
ard Phillips,  jr.  John  G. 
Blood 

Wenham  Moses  Foster, 
Nicholas  Dodge,  John 
Porter,  Andrew  Dodge 
West  Newbury  Edm.  Hills, 
Eliphalet  Emery,  John  C. 
Carr,  Dean  Robinson* 

Public. 

Georgetown  Jere.  Russell, 
George  Foot 
Gloucester  Wm.  Ferson, 
William  Saville 
Haverhill  Charles  White, 
Charles  Minot,  Wm.  Tag- 
gart,  Gilman  Parker 


66 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


Ipswich  Charles  Kimball, 
Lynn  Benj.  Oliver,  Ed- 
ward S.  Davis 
Marblehead  Jas.  Gregory, 
Nathan  Bowen,  William 
Fabens 

Newbury  Asa  W.  Wildes 
Newburyport  John  Porter, 
John  Cook,  James  P. 
Frothingham,  Nathl.  Fos- 
ter, Daniel  D.  Akerman, 
William  Storer 


Rockport  James  Haskell 
Rowley  George  Trot 
Salem  John  Punchard, 
John  Russell,  Joseph  G. 
Waters,  Oliver  Carlton, 
Stephen  P.  Webb,  Joseph 
Cloutman,  John  S.  Wil- 
liams, Joshua  H.  Ward, 
Ephraim  F.  Miller,  Larkin 
Thorndike 
Salisbury  Henry  M.Brown 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 


Amesbury  Ebenez.  French 
Andover  Hobart  Clark, 
Samuel  Merrill,  William 
Stevens,  Nathan  W.  Ha- 
zen,  Samuel  Phillips,  Jo- 
seph F.  Clark,  Moses  Fos- 
ter, George  F.  Cheever 
Beverly  Thomas  Stephens, 
Robert  Rantoul,  jr. 
Danvers  John  W.  Proctor, 
Alfred  A.  Abbott,  William 
D.  Northend 

Georgetown  Jere.  Russell, 
J.  D.  Jones 

Gloucester  Lonson  Nash, 
Benj.  Poole 

Haverhill  James  H.  Dun- 
can, Stephen  Minot,  Isaac 
R.  How,  Alfred  Kittredge, 
Charles  Minot,  Gilman 
Parker,  George  O.  Betton, 
William  Taggart,  John  J. 
Marsh 

Ipswich      Asa    Andrews, 
George  Haskell 
Lynn  Jeremiah  C.  Stick- 
ney,  Thomas  B,  Newhall, 


B.  F.  Mudge 

Marblehead  Wm.  Fabens 
Methuen  John  Tenney 
Newburyport  Eben.  Mose- 
ley,  Stephen  W.  Marston, 
Asa  W.  Wildes,  Caleb 
Cushing,  George  Lunt, 
Nathaniel  Hills,  Henry  W. 
Kinsman,  Joseph  Couch, 
Edmund  L.  Le  Breton, 
John  B.  Swazey 
Rockport  J.  B.  Manning 
Rowley  Thomas  E.  Payson 
Salem  Benjamin  Merrill, 
John  G.  King,  Larkin 
Thorndike,  Asahel  Hun- 
tington, Stephen  P.  Webb, 
David  Roberts,  George 
Wheatland,  Nathaniel  J. 
Lord,  John  S.  Williams, 
Joseph  Hardy  Prince,  Otis 
P.  Lord,  J.  C.  Perkins, 
Augustus  Story,  S.  F. 
Barstow,  Neh.  Brown,  jr. 
Amory  Hoi  brook,  Benj. 
Barstow,  Daniel  Kimball 
Topsfield,  Chas.  J.  Holmes 


ESSEX    COUNTY. 


Crier  of  the  Courts,  Theodore  Andrews,  of  Ipswich. 
Sheriff1,  Joseph  E.  Sprague,  of  Salem. 


Amesbury 
Morrill 
Andover 
Danvers 


Deputy 
Ichabod    B. 


Moody  Bridges 
Andrew  Tarr 
Georgetown  Wm.  Boynton 
Gloucester  John  Brown 
Haverhill  Jacob  How 
Ipswich    Theo.   Andrews 


Sheriffs. 
Lynn        Charles  Merritt 
Marblehead  Samuel  Bow- 
den,  3d. 

Methuen    Joshua  Buswell 
JVewburyport  Geo.  Green- 
leaf,  John  Akerman 
Rowley       Gorham  Smith 
Salem    Nehemiah  Brown 


Prison  Keepers. 
Ipswich       Ira  Worcester    man 
JVewburyport  John  Aker-    Salem  Samuel  Day 

Keeper  of  the  House  of  Correction,  Ira  Worcester. 

Coroners. 


Andover        Joseph  Rice 
Bradford  Jonathan  Kim- 
ball, jr.      Amos     Parker, 
William  S.  Balch 
Danvers    Stephen  Upton 
Essex    Joshua    Giddings, 
David  Choate 
Gloucester    Elias  Clough, 
Joseph  Stacy,  John  Steel, 
jr.  William  Person 
Haverhill    Oliver    Morse, 
Enoch  Foot,  John  Marsh 
Ipswich  William  F.  Wade, 
Theodore  Andrews 
Lynn    William  Rhoades, 
Eleazer    C.    Richardson, 
Samuel     Vial,        Plumer 
Chesley 

Lynnfeld        John  Upton 
Marblehead  Samuel  Bow- 


den,  3d.  James  Gregory 
Methuen  John  Sargent,  jr. 
Amos    Barker,    Jonathan 
Merrill 

JVewbury  Orlando  B.  Mer- 
rill, Daniel  Adams,  3d. 
David  Noyes 
JVewburyport  John  Cook, 
jr.  John  Moody 
Rockport  James  Goss 
Rowley  Jeremiah  Jewett 
Salem  John  Punchard, 
Thomas  Needham,  Nehe- 
miah Brown,  Wm.  Brown 
Salisbury  Edward  Dorr, 
Elias  French,  Henry  M. 
Brown 

Topsfield  Richard  Phillips 
West  JVewbury  Wm.  Pils- 
bury,  Richard  Heath 


68 


FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 


FRANKLIN. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Richard  E.  Newcomb,  of  Greenfield. 
Register  of  Probate,  George  Grennell,  jr.  of     do. 
County  Treasurer  and  Register  of  Deeds,   Almond 

Brainard,  of  Greenfield. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Henry  Chapman,  of  Greenfield. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 

Ashfield  Elijah  Paine 
Coleraine  Chas.Thompson 
Charlemont  Sylvester 

Maxwell 

Deerfield  Epaphras  Hoyt, 
Charles  Williams,  Pliny 
Arms 

Greenfield  Richard  E. 
Newcomb,  George  Gren- 
nell, Franlin  Ripley,  Ho- 


and  of  the  Quorum. 
ratio  G.  Newcomb,  Henry 
Chapman,  Almond  Brai- 
nard, Lewis  Stone,  David 
Aiken,  George  T.  Davis 
Hawley  Thomas  Longley 
JVorthjield  Saml.  C.  Allen 
Roive  Solomon  Read 

Sunderland     Horace    W. 
Taft 
Wendell      Joshua    Green 


Appointed  to  qualify   Civil  Officers. 

Richard  E.  Newcomb,  Elijah  Paine,  Joshua  Green, 
Sylvester  Maxwell,  John  Nevers,  Horace  W.  Taft, 
Horatio  G.  Newcomb,  Lewis  Stone,  Henry  Chapman. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 

Ashfield    Henry    Bassett,    Emery    Greenleaf, 
Chester  Sanderson,  Thos. 


White,  Wait  Bement, 
Charles  Knowlton 
Bernardston  John  Brooks, 
Henry  W.  Cushman,  Ze- 
bina  O.  Newcomb,  Aretas 
Ferry,  Adolphus  Hale, 
John  E.  Burk 
Buckland  John  Porter, 
Amos  Shepherd,  Ezra 
Hawes,  Rufus  Trow- 
bridge, Ebenezer  May- 
nard,  John  Sprague,  Levi 
Sprague 

Charlemont    Asahel  Judd, 
Alexander    P.    Maxwell, 


Elias 
Bates, 


Taylor,  Stephen 
Roger  M.  Leavitt 
Coleraine  John  Drury, 
Samuel  Coolidge,  David 
Dinison,  jr.  John  Wilson, 
Jonathan  Johnson,  Jona- 
than Tolman,  Calvin  W. 
Shattuck,  Amos  Bardwell, 
Amos  Stewart 
Conway  Christopher 

Arms,  Asa  Howland, 
Phineas  Bartlett,  James 
S.  Whitney 

Deerfield  R.  Saxton,  Jona- 
than A.  Saxton,  Amos 
Russell,      John   Wilson, 


FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 


69 


Jonathan  Hawks,  Isaac 
Abercrombie,  jr.  Artemas 
Williams,  Samuel  Ware, 
Henry  K.  Hoyt,  Aaron 
Arms 

Erving  Fordyce  Alexan- 
der, EJisha  Smith 
Gill  Seth  S.  Howland, 
Joel  Lyon,  John  Bates, 
Eliphalet  S.  Darling,  Da- 
rius B.iscomb,  John  A. 
Tenny 

Greenfield  David  Willard, 
Ambrose  Ames,  Thomas 
Nims,  Richard  E.  Field, 
Harvey  C.  Newton,  Henry 
W.  Clapp,  Lewis  Stone, 
Wendell  T.  Davis,  Whit- 
ing Griswold,  Ansell 
Phelps,  Edward  F.Henry, 
D.  Wells  Alvord 
Hawley  Edmund  Longley, 
John  Tobey,  John  Vin- 
cent, Austin  Pease 
Heath  Benjamin  Maxwell, 
Ebenezer  Tucker,  Luther 
Gale,  Joseph  W.  Hunt, 
Lysander  M.  Ward,  Wins- 
low  Buck 

Leverett  Rufus  Fitts,  But- 
ler Wilmarth,  Timothy  B. 
Rice,  Zebina  Field,  Jona- 
than Conant,  Elihu  M. 
Hatch 

Leyden  George  Mowry, 
Eli  W.  Packer,  Joseph  B. 
Dennison,  Fred.  W.  Carl- 
ton, John  Morey,  2d. 
Montague  Apollos  Gunn, 
John  S.  Ward,  Timothy 
M.  Dewey 

Munroe  Charles  Phelps 
New  Salem  Horace  Hunt, 


Abner  Smith,  Jabez  E. 
Whipple,  Asahel  Paige, 
Emerson  Fay,  Saml.Giles, 
Wm.  Smith,  Robert  Cook, 
Charles  B.  Moseley,  Asa- 
hel Bangs,  Alpheus  Har- 
ding. 

Noiihfield  Richard  Colton, 
James  White,  Job  M. 
Dickinson,  Alfred  R. 
Field,  Timothy  Field, 
Asahel  Sawyer,  Thomas 
Lyman,  Arthur  L.  Devens 
Orange  Perley  Barton, 
Hiram  Woodward,  Ste- 
phen Emery,  Moseley 
Clapp,  John  R.  Whipple, 
Zina  Goodale,  Asa  May- 
nard,  Salmon  Howard, 
Josiah  Goddard 
Rowe  Noah  Wells,  Saml. 
H.  Reed,  William  Taylor, 
Ebenezer  Starr 
Shelburne  William  Wells, 
Apollos  Barnard,  Elam 
Kellogg,  David  Wells, 
Stephen  J.  W.  Tabor, 
Zebulon  W.  Field 
Shutesbury  Josiah  Bea- 
man,  jr.  Nathaniel  Ma- 
comber,  Joseph  L.  Small- 
edge,  Hardin  Hemmen- 
way 

Sunderland  Caleb  Hub- 
bard, Wm.  Delano,  Lewis 
Puffer,  Charles  Cooley, 
Ashley  Hubbard,  Albion 
K.  Peck 

Warwick  Jonathan  Blake, 
Justus  Russell,  Ashbel 
Ward,  Joseph  Stevens, 
Jacob  R.  Gale,  Amory 
Mayo,  Abijah  Eddy 


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FRANKLIN    COUNTY. 


Wendell  Jonathan  Whita- 
ker,  Joel  Johnson,  Otis 
Brooks,  Jabez  Sawyer,  jr. 
Lucius  Cook 
Whattley  Silas  Frary,  Jus- 
tice White,  David  Stock- 


bridge,  jr.  Luke  B.  White, 
Chester  Bardwell,  2d. 
Daniel  Brown,  Roderick 
B.  Harwood,  Henry  Bar- 
nard, Thomas  Crafts,  Jo- 
siah  Allis  * 


Notaries  Public. 
Bernardston     Henry    W.    Deerjield        Aaron    Arms 
Cushman  Greenfield  Franklin  Ripley 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Elijah  Paine  Brainard,  David  Willard, 
George  T.  Davis,  David 
Aiken.  Daniel  W.  Alvord, 
Wendell  T.  Davis,  Whit- 
ing- Griswold,  Charles  De- 
vens,  jr. 

Montague  Jona.  Hartwell, 
Northfield    A.  L.  Devens 
Sunderland     Horace   W. 
Taft 
Whateley   Henry  Barnard 


Ashfield 

Charlemont  Sylvester 

Maxwell,  Edwin  H.  Porter 

Coleraine        John  Drury, 

Wm.  Lanfair 

Deerjield  Pliny  Arms,  Aaron 

Arms,  Jona.  A.  Saxton 

Greenfield  R.  E.  Newcomb, 

George  Grennell,  Daniel 

Wells,  H.  G.  Newcomb, 

Franklin   Ripley,    Almon 


Sheriff",  John  Nevers,  of  Northfield. 


Deputy-  Sheriffs 
Ashfield     Anson  Bement    penter 
Charlemont  Samuel  Potter 
Coleraine  Thos.  R.  McGee 
Deerjield        George  Clay 
Greenfield    David  N.  Car- 

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

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

Crier  of  the  Courts,  David  Wright,  of  Greenfield. 


Montague    Solo.  C.  Wells 
New  Salem   Wilson   An- 
drews 
Orange        Ansel  Lesure 


Coroners. 


Charlemont  Samuel  Potter 
Conway  Christopher  Arms 
Deerjield  Edward  Nims 
Greenfield  David  S.  Jones, 
D.  N.  Carpenter 
Leverett     Sylvanus  Field 


Northfield  Richard  Colton, 
Simeon  A.  Field 
Sunderland    Wm.  Delano 
Warwick  Wm.  E.  Russell 
Wendell    Samuel   Brewer 


HAMPDEN    COUNTY. 


71 


HAMPDEN. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Oliver  B.  Morris,  of  Springfield. 
Register  of  Probate,  Justice  Willard,  of    do. 
Register  of  Deeds,  William  Rice,  of         do. 
County  Treasurer,  William  Rice,  of  do. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Richard  Bliss,  of        do. 


and  of  the   Quorum. 
West  Springfield   Samuel 
Lathrop,    Reuben  Cham- 
pion 

Westfield      Elijah     Bates, 
N.  T.  Leonard,  Matthew 
Ives 
Wilbraham        Abel  Bliss 


Justices  of  the  Peace 

Longmeadow     Ethan   Ely 

Springfield  Oliver  B.  Mor- 
ris, Justice  Willard,  Geo. 

Ashmun,     John    Hooker, 

James  W.Crooks,  Richard 

Bliss,  Erasmus  D.  Beach, 

James  Stebbins,     Henry 

Morris 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

Samuel  Lathrop,  Elijah  Bates,  James  Fowler,  Oliver 
B.  Morris,  Justice  Willard,  George  Bliss,  William 
G.  Bates,  John  Howard,  Josiah  Hooker,  James  W. 
Crooks,  Reuben  Boies 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
David  Boies,     Burgess  Salisbury,  Calvin 


Blandford 

Lyman  Gibbs,Orren  Sage, 
Justus  Boies 

Brimfield  John  Wyles, 
Asa  Lincoln,  Eestus  Fos- 
ter, Ebenezer  Knight, 
Parsons  Allen 
Cnester  Forbes  Kyle,  Ed- 
mund Hubbard,  Samuel 
Lyman,  Wm.  Shepherd, 
T.  K.  IVWolff,  Asa  Wil- 
cox, Jabin  B.  Williams, 
Edmund  Kelso,  Melvin 
Copeland 

Granville  James  Cooley, 
Chas.  F.  Bates,  Vincent 
Holcomb,  Elijah  Seymour, 
Aaron  L.  Curtiss 
Holland  John  Wallis, 
David  B.  Dean 
Longmeadow  Wm.  White, 


Burt,  John  F.  Crooks, 
Joseph  JVIcGregory,  Ethan 
Ely 

Ludlow  Benjamin  Sikes, 
Josiah  Syms,  Theodore 
Sikes,  Alfred  Clark,  Elisha 
T.  Parsons,  Ephraim  C. 
Jencks,  Charles  Alden 
Monson  Jacob  Thompson, 
Timothy  Packard,  Jona- 
than Torrey,  Oliver  W. 
M'Kinstry,  Joel  Norcross, 
Austin  Fuller,  Walter 
Smith 

Montgomery  Edward  Tay- 
lor, Oren  Parks 
Palmer  Aaron  King,  Jacob 
B.  Merrick,  Cyrus  Knox, 
William  M.  Shearer,  Abel 
Calkins,  Jacob  B.Merrick, 


72                               HAMPDEN  COUNTY. 

John   Ward,    Alonzo    V.  Willard,  Richard  Bliss 

Blanchard,   Gamaliel  Col-  Tolland   William  Moore, 

lins,  Samuel  T.Spaulding,  Samuel  Hamilton,  Henry 

Moses     Barnes,       Calvin  Bliss,  Joseph  D.  Slocum, 

Torrey,  Elias  Turner  Henry   A.  Bills,    George 

Russell  Newman   Bishop,  W.  Granger 

jr.  James  Bishop,  Rowland  Wales  A.  Needham,  John 

Parks  Smith,   Charles   Gardner, 

Southwick    Saul    Fowler,  Absalom  Gardner,  Corne- 

Gideon     Styles,        Uzall  lius  Miller 

Rockwell,  Heman  Laflin,  Westjield    William    Blair, 

Amasa  Holcomb,    Joseph  Augustus  Collins,  Lucius 

M.  Forward,  Elisha  Steer  Wright,     Asa    B.    Whit- 

Spring field    Daniel  Lom-  man,  Jehiel  Abbott,  Reu- 

bard,      Solomon      Hatch,  ben    Smith,      Edward    B. 

David  M.  Bryant,  Richard  Gillet,      David    Moseley, 

D.  Morris,  William  Rice,  John  J.  Bassett 

Josiah  Hooker,      Orange  West  Springfield     Justin 

Chapin,  William  Dwight,  Ely,   Amos  Worthington, 

Walter  H.  Bowdoin,  Rob-  Alfred     Flower,      Henry 

ert  E.    Bemis,      William  Ely,  Samuel  Smith,  Wells 

Bridgman,  Harvey  Chapin,  Southworth,  Harvey  Cha- 

Henry    Morris,        David  pin,      Spencer      Flower, 

Ames,  jr.   Alpheus    Net-  Homer      Ely,        Reuben 

tleton,  Joseph   W.   New-  Palmer,  Lester  Williams, 

comb,    Amos   W.  Stock-  Warren  Chapin,  William 

well,   Austin  Chapin,  2d.  F.  Wolcott,  Cyrus  Frink, 

Chester  W.  Chapin,  Hen-  Edward    Parsons,    Daniel 

ry  Vose,  Ethan  A.  Clary,  G.  White 

Eliphaz    Jones,      Ithamar  Wilbraham   Walter  Steb- 

Goodman,    Joseph  Ingra-  bins,      John     B.     Morris, 

ham,    George  B.    Morris,  Jesse   W.   Rice,  Stewart 

Otis   A.    Seamans,    John  Bebee,    Luther  B.    Bliss, 

Wells,  Russell  P.  Dewey,  John  W.  Smith,  John  M. 

Francis  Cummins,  Loren-  Merrick,    Marcius    Cady, 

zo  Norton,  David  Ames,  Clark  B.  Stebbins,  Samuel 

Pliny    Cadwell,     Justice  Bebee 

Notaries    Public. 

Springfield  John  Howard,  Westjield  William  G.Bates, 

James  M.  Thompson,  John  Norman  T.  Leonard 

Wells  West  Springfield  JustinEly 


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73 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 


Chester  Henry  D.  Filley 
Granville  James  Cooley, 
Charles  F.  Bates 
Palmer  Samuel  T.  Spaul- 
ding,  Calvin  Torrey 
Springfield  Oliver  B.  Mor- 
ris, Justice  Willard,  Geo. 
Bliss,  William  B.  Calhoun, 
James  W.  Crooks,  George 
Ashmun,  Reuben  A. Chap- 
man, Erasmus  D.  Beach, 
John  Mills,  Wm.  D wight, 
Henry  Morris,  Josiah 
Hooker,  Joseph  Warren 
Newcomb,  Geo.  B.  Morris, 


AmosW.Stockwell,  Fran- 
cisCummins,  Henry  Vose, 
James  Stebbins,  Otis  A. 
Seamans,  Russell  E.Dew- 
ey, John  Wells,  Welling- 
ton Thompson,  Ephraim, 
W.  Bond,  Allen  Bangs,jr. 
Westfield  William  Blair, 
Augustus  Collins,  Wm.  G. 
Bates,  Patrick  Boise,  Nor- 
man T.  Leonard,  Edward 
B.  Gillett 

West  Springfield  Samuel 
Lathrop 
W.  Granville  li#.  E.  Newell 


Sheriff,  Caleb  Rice,  of  Springfield. 

Deputy-  Sheriff's. 

Brimfield      James  Brown  Palmer  ElishaConverse.jr. 

Chester  ( N.  vil.)  P.  B.  Cook  Springfield      Joseph    W. 

"        (Factories)    Chas.  Gorham 

W.  Knox  "  Cahotville  Nathl.Cutler 

E.  Granville   Timothy  M.  "  ChicopeeFalls  E.Adams. 

Cooley,  2d.  Westfield  Chas.K.Bingham 

Deputy-Jailer,  Ralph  Day,  of  Springfield. 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction. 
Solo.  Hatch,  Wm.  Child,  John  B.  Kirkham,  of  Springf. 

Crier  of  the  Courts,  Henry  Brewer,  of  Springfield. 

Coroners. 


Brimfield        Alvan  Janes 
Monson      Joel  JNorcross, 
Austin  Fuller 
Palmer  Elias  Turner 

Southwick    Gideon  Stiles 

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Springfield    Harvey  Cha- 
pin,  John  B.  Kirkham 
Westfield      Jehiel  Abbott 
Wilbraham  William  Clark, 
John  Baldwin 


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HAMPSHIRE    COUNTY. 


HAMPSHIRE. 
Judge  of  Probate,  Ithamar  Conkey,  of  Amherst. 
Register  of  Probate,  Samuel  F.  Lyman,  Northampton. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Giles  C.  Kellogg,  of       do. 
County  Treasurer,  Daniel  Stebbins,  of         do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Samuel  Wells,  of  do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 
•Amherst  Ithamar  Conkey 
Belcherloivn  Mark  Doolit- 
tle,  Myron  Lawrence 
Chesterfield  Dyer  Bancroft 
Enfield  Epaphras  Clark 
Hadley  Charles  P.  Phelps 
Hatfield     Israel   Billings, 


and  of  the  Quorum. 

Oliver  Smith 

Northampto?i  Lewis 

Strong,  Solo.  Stoddard, 
Chas.  E.  Forbes,  Samuel 
Wells,  Charles  P.  Hun- 
tington, Samuel  F.Lyman, 
Osmyn  Baker 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Joseph  Lyman,    Solomon   Stoddard,   Mark  Doolittle, 
Eliphalet  Williams,  Ithamar  Conkey,  David  Mack, 
Myron  Lawrence,  Samuel  Wells. 


Justices  of 
Jlmherst  Lucius  Boltwood, 
Enos  Dickinson,  Elijah 
Boltwood,  John  Leland, 
James  Kellogg,  Daniel 
Dickinson,  Timothy  J. 
Gridley,  Leonard  M.  Hills, 
Luke  Sweetser 
Belchertown  Justus  For- 
ward, Henry  A.  Bridgman, 
Israel  Towne,  Wright 
Bridgman,  Giles  Perkins, 
James  H.  Clapp,  Dwight 
Graves,  Leonard  Barrett, 
David  Rice 

Chesterfield  Thaddeus 
Baker, Timothy  A.Phelps, 
Oliver  Edward's,  Lyman 
Rice,  Benj.  Bryant,  Bela 
P.  Clapp 


the   Peace. 

Cummington  Eliphalet 
Packard,  Elisha  Mitchell, 
William  Packard,  Nathan 
Orcutt 

Easthampton  Thaddeus 
Clapp,  John  Ludden,  Lu- 
ther Clark,  Saml.  Willis- 
ton,  Ebenezer  Ferry 
Enfield  Benj.  Hanvood, 
Ephraim  Richards,  Icha- 
bod  Pope,  Josi.  B.  Woods 
Goshen  Benjamin  White, 
Asahel  Billings,  Luther 
Stone 

Greenwich  Laban  Marcy, 
John  Warner,  John  Nor- 
tham 

Granby  Levi  Taylor, 
William  Belcher,  Samuel 


HAMPSHIRE    COUNTY. 


75 


Ayres,  Lewis  H.  Carver, 
Reuben  R.  Eastman,  Dex- 
ter O.  Dickinson 
IJadley  Moses  Porter, 
William  Porter,  G.  C. 
Kellogg,  Parsons  West, 
Jason  Stockbridge,  Ephr. 
Smith,  James  B.  Porter, 
Joseph  Smith,  2d.  Simeon 
Dickinson,  George  Allen 
Hatfield  Samuel  Partridge, 
Elijah  Bardwell,  Austin 
Smith,  Joseph  Billings, 
Remembrance  Bardwell, 
Samuel  D.  Partridge,  Al- 
pheus  Longley,  Addison 
H.  Peck 

Middlefield  John  Dickson, 
Uriah  Church,  Matthew- 
Smith 

Northampton  Daniel  Steb- 
bins,  Roswell  Hubbard, 
Thomas  Shepherd,  Oliver 
Warner.  William  Swan, 
Joseph  S.  Kinjjsley,  Asa- 
hel  Lyman,  William  W. 
Partridge,  Sarnl.  Parsons, 
Harvey  Kirkland,  Benj. 
Barrett,  Justus  Boies, 
Jonathan  H.  Butler,  Wm. 
O.  Gorham 

Norwich  SamuelKirkland, 
Joseph  Stanton,  Aaron  B. 
Dimock,  Horace  Taylor, 
Joseph  Kirkland,  Wash- 
inn-ton  Strong 
Pelham   Henry  Kingman, 


John  Rankin,  Cyrus  King- 
man, John  Parmenter 
Plainjield  John  Hamblin, 
Leverett  Hallock,  Elij-ih 
Clark,  Jason  Richards, 
Ebenezer  Snell,  Isaac 
Lincoln 

Prescott    Samuel    Henry, 
StacyLinzie,  HoraceHunt, 
Nathan  Vaughan 
South  Hadley  Wm.  Bow- 
doin,  DanielPaine,  Alonzo 
Lamb,  Titus  Clark 
Southampton  AsahelBirge, 
Elisha  Edwards,  Wm.  S. 
Rogers,  Luther  Edwards 
Ware    Joseph  Cummings, 
Alpheus    Damon,    Aaron 
Gould,     William     Hyde, 
Ansel   Phelps,  jr.     John 
Bowdoin,  Joe!  Rice 
W  esthamptonW  m.  Hooker, 
Sylvanus  Clapp,    John  A. 
Judd,  Jesse  Lyman 
Williamsburg  Elisha  Hub- 
bard,    Gross      Williams, 
Daniel    Collins,       Lewis 
Bodman,       Addison      H. 
White,     Spencer     Root, 
Joseph   Bodman,     Hiram 
Bagg 

Worthington  Dan  Daniels, 
Josiah  Mills,  Wm.  Ward, 
Chauncey  B.  Rising,  Eli- 
sha H.  Brewster,  Elkanah 
Ring,  jr. 


Notaries   Public. 


Amherst  Edw.  Dickinson 
Belchertown  MarkDoolittle 
Chesterfield  Dyer  Bancroft 


Northampton  Daniel  Ste fa- 
bins,  James  Hibben 
Ware.  William  Hyde 


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HAMPSHIRE    COUNTY. 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 


Amherst  Tthamar  Conkey, 
Lucius  Boltwood,  Edward 
Dickinson,  Charles  A.  De- 
lano, Ithamar  F.  Conkey 
Belchertown  Mark  Doolit- 
tle,  Myron  Lawrence 
Chesterfield  Dyer  Bancroft 
Enfield  Epaphras  Clark 
Greenwich  Laban  Marcy 
Hatfield  Israel  Billings, 
Mr.  Fatridge 


Northampton  Charles  E. 
Forbes,  Charles  P.  Hun- 
tington, Osmyn  Baker, 
Saml.  H.  Bates,  Mr.  Gore- 
ham 

£.  Hadley  Wm.  Bowdoin 
Ware  Ansel  Phelps,  jr. 
Williamsburg  Elisha  Hub- 
bard, Addison  H.White 
Worthington  Chauncey  B. 
Rising 


Sheriff,  Samuel  L.  Hinckley,  of  Northampton. 
Depvty-  Sheriffs. 


Amherst        Frederick  A. 

Palmer,  Henry  Frink 

Bekherlown        Henry  A. 

Longley 

Chesterfield      William  A. 

Stetson 


Greenwich  Steph.  Douglas 

Northampton  Ansel 

Wright 

South  Hadley   Joel  Miller 

Worihington  SimeonClapp 

Ware       Joseph  Hartweli 


Deputy-Jailer,  Ansel  Wright,  of  Northampton. 
Crier  of  the  Courts,  W.  W.  Partridge,  of  Northampton* 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction. 

Elisha  Strong,  William  Clark,  William  W.  Partridge, 

of  Northampton. 
Keeper  and  Master,  Ansel  Wright,  of  Northampton. 

Coroners. 


Amherst    Solomon  Keyes 

Eastman 

Belchertown  Ralph  Owen 

Chesterfield  Franc.  Burnell 

Cummington  Bela  Norton 

Enfield        Rufus  Powers 

Goshen     Ambrose  Stone 


Greenwich  Step.  Douglass 

Hatfield       'Austin   Smith 

Northampton  Ansell 

Wright 

Southampton  Asahel 

Chapman 

Worthington  Josiah  Mills 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


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MIDDLESEX. 
Judge  of  Probate,  Samuel  P.  P.  Fay,  of  Cambridge. 
Register  of  Probate,  Isaac  Fiske,  of  Weston. 
Register  of  Deeds, 

County  Treasurer,  Stedman  Buttrick,  of  Concord. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Elias  Phinney,  of  Lexington. 

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


Justices  of  the  Peace 

Brighton  Francis  Winship 
Cambridge  Abraham  Hi]- 
liard,  Ephraim  Buttrick, 
Nathaniel  R.  Whitney, 
Lemuel  Williams,  William 
Parmenter 

Carlisle  Amos  Spaulding 
Charlestown  James  K. 
Frothingham,  Arthur  W. 
Austin,  James  Dana,  Wil- 
liam Sawyer,  John  Soley 
Concord  Joseph  Barrett, 
Francis  R.  Gourgas 
Groton  Amos  Bancroft, 
Caleb  Butler,  Bradford 
Russell,  Stuart  J.  Park 
Hopkinton  Samuel  B. 
Walcott 

Lexington  Elias  Phinney 
Lowell  Joseph  Locke, 
Joel  Adams,  Elisha  Hun- 
tington, Josiah  G.  Abbott, 
Samuel  A.  Brown,    John 


and  of  the   Quorum. 

W.   Graves,    Joseph    W. 
Mansnr,  Thomas  Hopkin- 
son,  Nathan  Crosby 
Medjord    Abner  Bartlett, 
Dudley  Hall 

Newton  Amos  Allen,  Wm. 
Jackson,  AndrewH.Ward, 
Joel  Fuller,  James  Fuller 
Pepperell  John  Walton, 
Asa  F.  Lawrence 
Reading  John  Weston 
Shirley  L.  M.  Parker 
Walttinm  Jarvis  Lewis 
Watertown  Levi  Thaxter, 
Tyler  Bigelow,  JohnClark, 
Isaac  Robbins,  Charles 
Bemis 

West  Cambridge      James 
Russell 

fVestford        John   Abbot 
Weston  Isaac  Fiske 

Woburn         John    Wade, 
Leonard  Thompson 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Joseph  Barrett,  Joseph  Locke,  Amos  Bancroft,  Isaac 
Fiske,  Josiah  Adams,  Elias  Phinney,  John  Walton, 
Leonard  M.  Parker,  Samuel  P.  P.  Fay,  Caleb  Butler, 
Nathaniel  Wright,  Paul  Willard,  William  Sawyer, 
John  W.  Grave~s,  Wm.  Livingston,  Chas.  Thompson, 
Moses  Edgell,  John  G.  Palfrey. 

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MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


Justices  of 
Acton  Abraham  Conant, 
Francis  Tuttle,  Simon 
Hosmer,  Stevens  Hay- 
ward,  Winthrop  E.  Faulk- 
ner, Alden  Fuller,  Robert 
Chaffin,  Nathan  Brooks 
Ashby  Alex.  T.  Willard, 
Amo'sWillington,  Stephen 
Wyman,  Isaac  Patch, 
Ezek.  Colman,  Luke  Wel- 
lington, Alfred  Hitchcock 
Bedford  Reuben  Bacon, 
John  Merriam,  Amos 
Hartwell 

Billerica  Marshall  Pres- 
ton, John  Baldwin,  Dud- 
ley Foster,  Saml.  Rogers, 
John  Fames,  Luther  W. 
Faulkner 

Boxbcroi'  Saml.  Hayward, 
Lyman  Bigelow,  Solomon 
Hagar,  Cephas  Hartwell 
Brighton  Edw.  Sparhawk, 
Life  Baldwin,  Chas.Heard, 
Wm.  Warren,  Joseph  Bal- 
lard, Elijah  Clark,  Chas.H. 
Eldredge,  Jonas  Wilder 
Burlington  Nathan  Blan- 
chard,  Wm.  Winn,  Abner 
Shedd 

Cambridge  Edmund  T. 
Dana,  Wm.  J.  Whipple, 
Wm.  F.  Stone,  Abraham 
Edwards,  EdwardT.Chan- 
ning,  Joseph  T.  Bucking- 
ham, Chas.  Folsom,  Isaac 
Livermore,  Nathan  Fiske, 
Charles  C.  Little,  Omen 
S.  Keith,  George  W.  Liv- 
ermore, Henry  M.  Cham- 
berlain, John  S.  Ladd, 
Richard  H.  Dana,  James 


the  Peace. 

Luke,  Philemon  R.  Rus- 
sell, Jonathan  Wheeler, 
Saml.  S.  Green,  Welcome 
B.  Sayles,  Lucius  R.Paige, 
Eliphalet  Davis,  *  John 
Henshaw,  Lewis  Josselyn, 
James  Hayward,  Lorenzo 
Marett,  Geo.  A.  Cushing, 
Joel  Giles 

Carlisle  Samuel  Stevens, 
Calvin  Heald,  Benjamin 
Barrett,  John  Heald 
Charlestown  Paul  Willard, 
Abraham  R.  Thompson, 
Henry  Gardner,  jr.  Ches- 
ter Adams,  William  J. 
Walker,  James  Hunne- 
well,  Charles  Thompson, 
Charles  W.  Moore,  Benj. 
Badger,  G.  Washington 
Warren,  Timothy  Thomp- 
son, RichardFrothingham, 
jr.  Seth  J.  Thomas,  Daniel 
Dodge,  Jacob  Foss,  Enoch 
Hunt 

Chelmsford  Samuel  Davis, 
Caleb  Abbot,  Eben.Adams, 
Alpheus  Spaulding,  Jona- 
thanM.Reed,  Benj. Adams, 
Joseph  Weed,  Daniel  Par- 
ker, Joseph  Reed,  William 
Adams,  Samuel  Parker, 
Eli  F.  Webster 
Concord  Elisha  Wheeler, 
Stephen  Patch,  Daniel 
Shattuck,  John  M.  Che- 
ney, Nehemiah  Ball,  Sted- 
man  Buttrick,  Joshua  But- 
trick,  Charles  B.  Davis, 
Ebenezer  R.  Hoar 
Dunstable  James  Swallow, 
Temple    Kemble,   Josiah 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


79 


Cummins,  Edmund  Page, 
Allen  Cumings,  Wm.  P. 
Webster 

Dracut  Israel  Hildreth,  jr. 
David  Blood,  Colburn 
Blood,  jr.  Ira  Hall 
Framingham  Luther  Bel- 
knap, Wm.  Buckminster, 
Warren  Nixon,  Jonas 
Clayes,  Moses  Edgell, 
Henry  Richardson,  Rufus 
Brewer,  Charles  Train, 
Charles  Fiske,  Charles  R. 
Train,  Joseph  Fuller,  John 
Winzell,  Edgar  Wheeler, 
Simon  Whitney 
Groton  Noah  Shattuck, 
Abel  Tarbell,  George  F. 
Farley,  Jonathans.  Adams, 
John  G.  Park,  John  Boyn- 
ton,  Benjamin  P.  Dix, 
Geo.  S.  Boutwell,  Elijah 
Whiton,  Calvin  Fletcher, 
Edwin  Coburn 
Holliston  Elihu  Cutler, 
Elias  Bullard,  AbnerJohn- 
son,  William  Claflin,  Eliel 
Littlefield,  Ebenezer  H. 
Currier,  Benjamin  F. 
Batchelder,  Samuel  Pay- 
son,  Andrew  Allard,  Al- 
den  Leland 

Bopkinton  Samuel  D. 
Davenport,  Joseph  Valen- 
tine, Daniel  Singletary, 
Calvin  Shepard,  Amara 
Eames,  Jefferson  Pratt, 
Wm.  F.  Ellis 
Lexington  WilliamChand- 
ler,  Ambrose  Morrell, 
John  Nelson,  Samuel 
Chandler,  John  Mulliken, 
Benjamin  Muzzy 
Lincoln        Elijah  Fiske, 


Charles  Wheeler,  Joel 
Smith,  Cyrus  Smith 
Littleton  Jonathan  Man- 
ning, Benj.  Dix,  Jonathan 
Hartwell,  Joel  Hoar,  Ce- 
phas Hartwell,  .lames 
Kimball,  Daniel  Bolles 
Lowell  John  R.  Adams, 
John  P.  Robinson,  Wm. 
Smith,  Seth  Ames,   John 

A.  Knowles,  Tappan 
Wentworth,  John  Clark, 
John  Avery,  Oliver  M. 
Whipple,  John  Aiken, 
Benj.  F.  French,  S.  L. 
Dana,  William  Davidson, 
Luke  Eastman,  Joseph 
Butterfield,  H.  G.  F.  Cor- 
liss, Ephraim  B.  Patch, 
John  Bennett,  Daniel  S. 
Richardson,  JulianAbbott, 
William  Livingston,  Isaac 
S.  Morse,  Isaac  W.  Scrib- 
ner,  Peter  Powers,  Josiah 

B.  French,  Alpheus  R. 
Brown,  Benjamin  F.  But- 
ler, Ithamar  W.  Beard, 
Abraham  French,  James 
Russell,  Ithamar  A.  Beard, 
William  F.  Smith,  R.  B. 
Caverly,  John  G.  Locke, 
Samuel  A.  Coburn,  Alan- 
son  Crane,  Frederick  Par- 
ker, James  H.  B.  Ayer, 
Nathaniel  Wright,  jr. 
Benjamin  F.  Blood,  Theo. 
H.  Sweetser,  Henry  D. 
Phelps,  SamuelLawrence, 
Samuel  W.  Stickney 
Maiden  Benjamin  Blaney, 
Charles  Lewis,  Nathan 
Nicholson,  Gilbert  Haven, 
Isaac  Emerson,  Benjamin 
G.  Hill,  Martin  Burridge, 


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MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


Benj.  W.  Dodge,  Uriah 
Chamberlain,  Jona.Oakes, 
Elbridge  Green,  Solomon 
Corey 

Marlboro1  Daniel  Stevens, 
Levi  Bigelow,  Nicholas  B. 
Proctor,  Eli  Rice,  Stephen 
Pope,  Solomon  Weeks, 
Wm.  H.  Wood,  William 
Barnes,  Richard  Farwell, 
Winslow  Barnes,  Benj. 
Rice,  Nathl.  Longley 
Medford  Jonathan  Brooks, 
Jonathan  Porter,  John 
Sparrell,  Thatcher  JVIa- 
goun,  Daniel  Swan,  Henry 
Porter,  Alexander  Gregg, 
Judah  Loring 
Natick  Samuel  Fiske, 
William  Farris,  Chester 
Adams,  Moses  Eames 
JYewfon  William  Jackson, 
Seth  Davis,  Matthias  Col- 
lins, Ebenezer  Cheney, 
Elijah  F.  Woodward,  Jo- 
seph Bacon,  SamuelHyde, 
Ezra  Nichols,  Horatio 
Moor,  Asa  Cook,  John  H. 
Richardson,  LoringWhee- 
ler,  Simeon  Grover,  Wm. 
Kenrick,  Edw.  J.  Collins, 
Thomas  Edmands,  Amos 
Allen 

Pepperell  Abel  Jewett, 
William  Buttrick,  Arnold 
Hutchinson,  John  P.  Tar- 
bell,  John  Tarbell,  Joseph 
Tucker,  Samuel  Farrar, 
B.  Gordon  Robinson, 
Lemuel  W.  Blake,  Chris- 
topher W.  Bellows 
Reading  Joshua  Prescott, 
Caleb  Wakefield,  George 
Flint,  JohnBatchelder,4th. 


Edwin  Foster,  Abiel  Hol- 
den,  Thaddeus  B.  Pratt, 
Thomas  Sweetser,  Eliab 
Parker,  jr. 

Sherburne  Dalton  Gould- 
ing,  Alpheus  Clark,  Micah 
Leland,  Jeremiah  Butler 
Shirley  Benj.  Hart  well, 
Stephen  Longley,  Joseph 
Edgartown,  Jas.  P.  Whit- 
ney, Augustus  G.  Parker, 
Zenas Brown,  IsraelLong- 
ley,  John  Park,  Thomas 
Whitney 

Somerville  Luther  V.  Bell, 
Alfred  Allen,  Edm. Tufts 
•S1.  Reading  Burrage  Yale, 
Thos.  Emerson,  Lily  Ea- 
ton, Noah  Smith,  Benj.  B. 
Wiley,  Eben  Avery 
Stoneham  Peter  Hay, 

David  Tilton,  John  H. 
Wright,  Darius  Stevens, 
George  W.  Dike,  Ira 
Gerry,  Solon  Dike,  Ed- 
ward Buckman 
Stow  Mosps  Whitney,  Eli- 
jah Hale,  Charles  Tower, 
James  B.  Brown,  Win- 
thro  p  Robinson 
Sudbury  AsherGoodenow, 
Thos.  Stearns,  Lyman 
Howe,  Nahum  Thompson, 
C.  G.  Cutler,  Drury  Fair- 
banks 

Tewksbury  Wm.  Rogers, 
Samuel  Thompson,  John 
Jaques,  Horatio  C.  Mer- 
riam,  Jonathan  Clark,  John 
G.  Moore 

Townsend  Paul  Gerrisb, 
Richard  Warner,  Jonathan 
Richardson,  LeviSherwin, 
Joel  Adams,  Aaron  War* 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


81 


ren,  Fred.  A.  Worcester, 
John  Bertram,  Samuel 
Jenkins,  jr.  Henry  Sceva, 
Levi  Warren 
Tyngsboro'  Robert  Brin- 
le'y,  Calvin  Thomas,  John 
Farwell,  Asa  Butterfield, 
Charles  Butterfield,  Simon 
Thompson 

Waltham  John  Clark,  Jo- 
siah  Childs,  Nahum  Har- 
dy, Isaac  W.  Mulliken, 
Arad  Moore,  Ebenezer 
Hobbs,  jr.  Joseph  Bond, jr. 
Nathaniel  Maynard,  Danl. 
Emerson,  Saml.  L.  Dana 
Watertown  Seth  Bemis, 
Hiram  Hosmer,  John  H. 
Richardson,  Grenville  T. 
Winthrop,  Wm.  May 
Wayland  Wm.  Bridge, 
William  Sherman,  David 
Heard,  Edward  Mellen, 
James  Francis,  Charles  F. 
Smith 

Notaries 
Brighton  Charlas  Heard 
Cambridge  Wm.  J.  Whip- 
ple, Henry  M.  Chamber- 
lain, Eph.  Buttrick,  Omen 
S.  Keith,  John  B.  Dana 
CharlestownW m.  Sawyer, 
G.  Washington  Warren, 


West  Cambridge  Thomas 
Russell,  Timothy  Wel- 
lington, Charles  Muzzy, 
Jesse  F.  Pattee 
Weslford  Nahum  H.Groce, 
Jonathan  Prescott,  John 
W.  P.  Abbot,  Eph.  Abbot, 
Luther  Prescott,  True- 
worthy  Keyes,  Samuel 
Fletcher,  John  B.  Fletcher 
Weston  Alpheus  Bigelow, 
jr.  Isaac  Jones,  Benjamin 
James,  Jonas  Cutler,  Ches- 
ter Dickinson 
Wilmington  JamesJaques, 
Walter  Blanchard 
Woburn  Charles  Carter, 
JosephGardner,  Benjamin 
F.  Thompson,  Bowen 
Buckman,  Samuel  Sweet- 
ser,  Albert  H.  Nelson, 
Loring  Emerson,  Abijah 
Thompson,  AlbertL.Rich- 
ardson,  Daniel  P.  Thomp- 
son, Charles  Choate 

Public. 
John  Soley 

Concord  Nathan  Brooks 
FraminghamJ osiah  A  dams 
Groton  Caleb    Butler 

Lowell    John  R.  Adams, 
James  G.  Carney 
Newton         David  Smith 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 


Billerica  Marshall  Preston 
Cambridge  Abraham  Hil- 
liard,  William  J.  Whipple, 
Simon  Greenleaf,  Samuel 
P.  P.  Fay,  Ephraim  But- 
trick,  Omen  S.  Keith, 
Isaac  Fiske,  J.  S.  Ladd, 
Lorenzo  Marett 


Cambridgeport  Henry  M. 
Chamberlain,  Abrah.  Ed- 
wards, Geo.  W.  Livermore 
Charlestown  Paul  Willard, 
Arthur  W.  Austin,  Wm. 
Sawyer,  James  Dana,  G. 
Washington  Warren,Hen- 
ry  D.  Austin,  Geo.  Farrar 


82 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 


Concord  Samuel  Hoar, 
Nathan  Brooks,  John  M. 
Cheney,  Ebenez.  It.  Hoar, 
John  S.  Keyes 
Framinghani  Josi.  Adams, 
Wm.  Buckminster,  Chas. 
R.  Train 

Groton  CalebButler,  Brad- 
ford Russell,  George  F. 
Far'ey 

Hollision  Elias  Bullard 
Hopkinion  Samuel  B. 
Walcott 

Lowell  John  R.  Adams, 
Nathaniel  Wright,  John  P. 
Robinson,  Luke  Eastman, 
Seth  Ames,  Wm.  Smith, 
Joseph  Locke,  John  A. 
Knowles,  Thomas  Hop- 
kinson,  Joel  Adams,  John 
Locke,  H.  G.  P.  Corliss, 
Tappan  Wentworth,  Jo- 
si  h  G.  Abbott,  Alpheus 
R.  Brown,  Daniel  S. 
Richardson,  Samuel  A. 
Brown,  Julian  Abbott, 
Isaac  S.  Morse,  Benjamin 
F.  Butler,  Frederick  Par- 
ker, Nathaniel  Wright,  jr. 
Ithamar  W.  Beard,  Wil- 
liam F.  Smith,   Theodore 


H.  Sweetser,  Benjamin  F. 
Blood,  Robert  B.  Caverly, 
George  A.  Butterfield, 
Nathan  Crosby,  Henry 
W.  Smith,  Rufus  Lap- 
ham,  E.  S.  Leavitt,  A.  W. 
Farr,  R.  Dinsmore 
Maiden  Charles  Lewis 
Medford  Abner  Bartlett 
Newton  Amos  Allen, 
Charles  F.  Smith 
Pepperell  James  Lewis, 
Asa  F.  Lawrence 
Rending  Joshua  Prescott, 
Toivnsend  Frederick  A. 
Worcester 

Tyngsboro1  Charles  But- 
terfield 

Waltham  Arad  Moore, 
Josiah  Rutter 
Waterlown  Tyler  Bigelow, 
Levi  Thaxter,  Chas.  Be- 
mis,  John  H.  Richardson 
Wayland  Edward  Alellen 
Jfes(/WJohnW.P.Abbott 
West  Cambridge  James 
Russell 

Weston      Alpheus    Bige- 
low,jr. 
Woburn  Albert  H.  Nelson 


Sheriff,  Samuel  Chandler,  of  Lexington. 


Deputy 

Cambridgeport        Nathan 

Fiske 

Charlestown  Thos. Sumner 

Concord    Moses  Prichard 

E  Cambridge  Levi  Parker 

Framingham        Eliphalet 

Wheeler 

Groton  William  C.  Lewis 


Sheriffs. 

Hopkinton  Wm.  A.  Phipps 
Lowell  Jefferson  Bancroft, 
Joseph  Butterfield 
Newton  Adolphus  Smith 
Townsend  Chas.  Powers 
Wayland  Horace  Heard 
Woburn  Albert  Thompson 


MIDDLESEX     COUNTY. 


83 


Crier  of C.  P.  and  Crier  of  S.  /.  C.  Levi  Parker,  of 

Cambridge. 

Jailers — Camb.  Nathl. Watson.    Concord,  Saml.Staples. 
Lowell,  James  Fisher. 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction. 
Lexington,    Samuel    Chandler.     Cambridge,    William 
Parmenter,  Jonathan  Wheeler.    Master,  Nathaniel 
Watson. 

Coroners. 


Acton         Luther  Conant 
Ashby    Alex.  T.  Willard, 
Ezekiel  Colman 
Cambridge  Nathan  Fiske, 
Nathaniel  Watson 
Carlisle        Jonas   Parker 
CharlestownThos.  Sumner, 
Daniel  J.  Coburn 
Chelmsford  Ebenezer  Par- 
ker, James  Pitts 
Concord         Abel  Moore, 
Anthony  Wright 
Dracut     David  Blood,  jr. 
Dunstable  Edmund  Page, 
James  Swallow 
Framingham  Rufus  Brew- 
er,     Henry    Richardson, 
Eliphalet  Wheeler 
Groton   Abel  Earns  worth, 
Benjamin  Moors,     Jacob 
Pollard 

Holliston  Loam.  Littlefield 
Hovkinion  Silas  Mirick 
Littleton  Jonathan  Whit- 
comb,  Samuel  Smith,  jr. 
Lowell  Josiah  B.  French, 
Zacheus  Shed,  Jas.  Fisher 


Maiden  Theo.  L.  Styles 
Marlboro9  Isaac  T.  Ste- 
vens, Levi  I.  Whetmore 
JYewton  Adolphus  Smith 
Pepperell  Luther  Tarbell, 
jr.  Charles  Tarbell 
Reading  Abiel  Holden 
Sherburne.  Jeremiah  Butler 
5.  Reading  Jere.  Bryant 
Shirley  Stephen  Longley 
Stonehani  Benjamin  F. 
Richardson 

Stow  John  Patch,  Abra- 
ham Conant 

Tewksbury  Thomas  Clark 
Townsend  Qnincy  Syl- 
vester 

Tyngsboro1  Joseph  F. 
Bancroft 

Wayland  Collins  Damon, 
William  Heard,  2d. 
Wesiford  Levi  Heywood 
Weston  Nathan  Fiske, 
Luther  Harrington 
Wilmington  Joel  Jenkins, 
Josiah  Gillis 


Trover  of  Fire  Arms,  Alpheus  Clark,  of  Sherburne. 


84  NANTUCKET    COUNTY. 

NANTUCKET. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Samuel  Mitchell. 
Register  of  Probate,  George  Cobb. 
County  Treasurer,  George  Cobb. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Asa  G.  Bunker. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the   Quorum. 
Walter  Folger,  George  Cobb,  Charles  K.  Whitman. 

Appointed  to  qualify   Civil  Officers. 
Hezekiah  Barnard,  Timothy  Hussey. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Thomas  Macy,  Timothy  Hussey,  Charles  K.  Whit- 
man, Samuel  H.  Jenks,  George  Cobb,  James  Bige- 
low,  James  M.  Bunker,  Asa  G.  Bunker,  John  W. 
Barrett,  Elisha  P.  Fearing,  Samuel  Mitchell,  Elisha 
Starbuck,  Philip  H.  Folger,  Edward  M.  Gardner, 
William  Jenkins,  Matthew  Barnard,  Charles  Bunker, 
Parker  Burnell,  Alfred  Folger. 

Notaries    Public. 

Benjamin  Gardner,  Charles  K.  Whitman,  Samuel  H. 
Jenks,  Caleb  Cushman,  James  M.  Bunker,  Samuel 
Mitchell,  Elisha  Starbuck,  Philip  H.  Folger,  Charles 
Bunker. 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Chas.  K.  Whitman,  James  M.  Bunker,  Chas.  Bunker. 

Sheriff,  Elisha  Starbuck. 

Deputy- Sheriff,  Uriah  Gardner. 

Crier  of  the  Court,  Caleb  Cushman. 

Jailer,  William  Randall. 

Coroner,  Elisha  M.  Hinckley. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  George  Myrick,  Frederick 
Arthur,  Benj.  Worth,  Philip  H.  Folger,  Peter  Folger, 
of  Nantucket ;  Andrew  Brock,  of  Tuckanuck  Island. 


NORFOLK    COUNTY. 


85 


NORFOLK. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Sherman  Leland,  of  Roxbury. 
Register  of  Probate,  Jonathan  H.  Cobb,  of  Dedham. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Enos  Foord,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer,  John  Bullard,  of  do. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Ezra  W.  Sampson,  of      do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 
Bellingham  Eliab  Wight, 
John  C.  Scammell 
Braintree    Minot  Thayer 
Canton  Ellis  Ames 

Cohasset  James  C.  Doane 
Dedham  Wm.  Ellis,  Ezra 
W.  Sampson,  Ira  Cleave- 
land,  Ezra  Wilkinson 
Dorchester  Walter  Baker, 
Henry  Gardner,  Moses 
Draper 

Medjield      Daniel  Adams 
Medway    Joseph  L.  Rich- 
ardson,   Artemas   Brown, 
Luther  Metcalf 
Milton         John  Ruggles 


and  of  the   Quorum. 
Quincy      John  Whitney, 
John  M.  Gourgas 
Randolph    Royal  Turner, 
Aaron  Prescott 
Roxbury  Joseph  Harring- 
ton, Wm.  H  Sumner,  Abel 
Cushing,  Samuel  Haven, 
Isaac  H.  Wright,  Lucius 
M.  Sargent,  Sherman  Le- 
land 

Stougldon  Jesse  Pierce 
Walpole  Joseph  Hawes 
Weymouth  Christo.  Webb, 
Fisher  A.  Kingsbury 
Wrentham  Cornelius  Kol- 
lock,  Melatiah  Everett 


Appointed  to  qualify   Civil   Officert. 
Ebenezer  Fisher,  Samuel  Haven,  Lewis  Fisher,  James 
Richardson,  Joseph  Harrington,  Ezra  W.  Sampson, 
Melatiah  Everett,  Oliver  Felt,  Fisher  A.  Kingsbury, 
John  P.  Robinson,  Naaman  L.  White. 


Justices  of 
Bellingham  John  Bates, 
Elias  Cook,  StephenLew- 
ett,  Savil  Metcalf 
Braintree  Jonathan  Wild, 
jr.  Asa  French,  DavidHol- 
brook,  Joseph  Richards, 
Charles  M.  Fogg,  Naaman 
L.  White,  Benj. V.  French, 
Freeman  White,  Amos 
Stetson,  John  Hollis,  2d. 
Judson  Stoddard,  Elias 
Maynard 

9 


the  Peace. 

Brookline  JosephGoddard, 
Benjamin  Goddard,  Thos. 
Griggs,  Charles  Wild, 
James  Leeds,  Thomas 
Kendall,  Henry  J.  Oliver, 
Artemas  Newhall,  Augus- 
tus Aspinwall,  Henry 
Robinson 

Canton  James  Dunbar, 
Leonard  Pratt,  Nathaniel 
French,  John  Gay,  Elisha 
White,  Wm.  Dunbar 


86 


NORFOLK    COUNTY. 


Cohasset  Thomas  Bourne, 
Henry  J.  Turner,  George 
W.  Collier,  Levi  N.  Bates, 
Laban  Southey 
Dedham  Jona.  H.  Cobb, 
John  Guild,  Enos  Foord, 
Richard  Ellis,  Jeremy 
Stimson,  Samuel  Sweet, 
Henry  A.  Penniman,  Mer- 
rill D.  Ellis,  Martin  Marsh, 
E.  G.  Robinson,  Curtis  G. 
Morse,  Colburn  Ellis, 
Thomas  Motley 
Dorchester  James  Hum- 
phrey, Edward  Sharp, 
William  Oliver,  Robert 
Vose,  Asaph  Churchill, 
Orin  P.  Bacon,  Joseph 
Ballister,  Elijah  Vose, 
Edmund  P.  Tileston,  Da- 
rius Brewer,  Otis  Shep- 
herd, Charles  Howe,  Mar- 
shall P.  Wilder,  Eleazer 
J.  Bispham,  Edw.  King 
Dover  Daniel  Mann,  Noah 
A.  Fiske,  Sherman  Battel 
Foxboro'  Elias  Nason,  Jo- 
seph Warren,  David  Ca- 
pen,  Warren  Bird,  John 
M.  Everett,  Joseph  Kings- 
bury, Thomas  M.  George, 
Henry  Hobart 
Franklin  Willis  Fisher, 
Albert  E.  Daniels,  John 
H.  Fisher,  Walter  H. 
Fisher,  Willard  Fisher, 
Peter  Adams 
Medfield  Jonathan  P. 
Bishop,  Obed  Allen,  Ab- 
ner  Mason,  Charles  C. 
Sewall 

Medway  Seneca  Barber, 
Christopher  Slocum,  Jas. 
Lovering,  Joseph  Adams, 


Elisha  Cutler,  Levi  Ad- 
ams, Joel  Hunt,  John  P, 
Jones 

Milton  Joseph  Rowe, 
Nathan  C.  Martin,  Jason 
Haughton,  Moses  Web- 
ster, Edmund  J.  Baker, 
James  M.  Robbins,  Jo- 
seph N.  Howe,  Nathaniel 
F.  Safford,  Ebenezer  G. 
Tucker,  Trueworthy  Dud- 
ley, Joseph  Martin,  Chas. 
Breck,  George  Thompson, 
Moses  Whitney,  Jason 
Reed,  Elijah  Tucker 
Needham  Benjamin  Slack, 
Elisha  Lyon,  Israel  Whit- 
ney, Daniel  Kimball,  Geo. 
Smith,  William  Flagg, 
Thomas  Kingsbury,  Chas. 
Rice,  Reuben  Ware,  E. 
K.  Whitaker 

Quincy  Lemuel  Brackett, 
Noah 'Curtis,  William  B. 
Duggan,  G.  W.  Beale, 
Josiah  Brigham,  William 
S.  Morton,  Justine  Spear, 
John  A.  Green,  George 
Newcomb,  Benjamin  Cur- 
tis, Solomon  Willard,  John 
Whitney 

Randolph  Isaac  Thayer, 
Joseph  Linfield.  Benjamin 
Richards,  Silas  Paine, 
Thomas  Howard,  Samuel 
L.  Bass,  John  Spear,  jr. 
Eleazer  Beal,  jr.  Bradford 
L.  Wales,  Alexander  E. 
DuBoise,  Isaac  Tower, 
Erastus  Wales,  Zenas 
French,  jr.  John  King 
Roxbury  Nathaniel  S. 
Prentiss,  Joseph  Curtis, 
Peter  G.  Robbins,  John  J. 


NORFOLK  COUNTY. 


87 


Clark,  Nathaniel  Curtis, 
Charles  VV.  Greene,  Wil- 
liam Whiting,  Luther  M. 
Harris,  Joseph  Hodges, 
Cornelius  Cowing-,  Abra- 
ham F.  Howe,  Francis 
Hilliard,  Benj.  E.  Cope- 
land,  John  M.  Fessenden, 
Jonathan  P.  Robinson, 
Samuel  G.  Perkins.  Wil- 
liam J.  Reynolds,  William 
C.  Hunneman,  Ebenezer 
W.  Stone,  S.  A.  Shed, 
Moses  Williams,  George 
R.Russell,  Michael  Whit- 
temore,jr.  Joshua  Seaver, 
William  Bacon,  Samuel 
Walker,  Allen  Putnam, 
Charles  M.  Ellis,  Thomas 
Simmons 

Sharon  Jeremiah  Gould, 
Elijah  Hewins,  Lemuel  D. 
Hewins,  Asahel  S.  Drake 
Stoughion  ElijahAtherton, 
Abner  Drake,  Joel  Tal- 
bot, James  Tucker,  Lem- 
uel Gay,  C.  Southworth, 


Samuel  Tolmarj,  Charles 
A.  French,"  Enos  Talbot, 
Robert  Swan,  Clifford 
Keith,  Charles  Ide 
Walpole  Truman  Clark, 
Joseph  Ellis,  John  M. 
Gannett,  Palmer  Morey, 
John  A.  Gould,  Edmund 
W.  Clapp 

Weymouth  Lemuel  Hum- 
phrey, Noah  Torrey,  Ap- 
pleton  Howe,  Abner  W. 
Paine,  Quincy  Bicknelljr. 
Lovell  Bicknell,  Minot 
Thomas,  Alvah  Raymond, 
Ira  Curtis,  Minot  Tirrell, 
John  C.  Rhines,  Edmund 
Thomas,  Benj.  Tirrell,  jr. 
Wreniham  John  Cheever, 
Benjamin  Shepherd,  jr. 
Calvin  Fisher,  Lewis  Har- 
dingr,  Allen  Tillinghast, 
Oliver  Felt,  Silas  P. 
Fisher,  George  Hawes, 
PrestonDay,EnochBrown, 
Samuel  Warner,  jr. 


Notaries  Public. 


Canton  James  Bent 

Cohasset  Thomas  Bourne, 
James  C.  Doane 
Dedham   Eben.  Fisher,  jr. 
Lewis  H.  Kingsbury 
Dorchester  Asa  phChurchill 
Milton  Nathan  C.  Martin, 
J.  M.  K.  Churchill 
Quincy    Ibraham  Bartlett 
Randolph  Aaron  Prescott, 


Benjamin  Richards,    Seth 
Turner 

Roxhury  Sherman  Leland, 
D.    A.    Simmons,    James 
Russell,    William  Bacon, 
William  Whiting,  1st. 
Weymouth  Fisher  A. 

Kingsbury,  T.  R.  Hanson 
Wrtntham  Melatiah  Ever- 
ett, Saml.  Warner,  jr. 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 
Braintree        Naaman    L.     Canton  Ellis  Ames 

White  ^  Dedham   James  Richard-  x 

Brookline  George  Griggs    son,   Jonathan   H.  Cobb, 


88 


NORFOLK    COUNTY. 


Ira  Cleaveland,  Ezra  Wil- 
kinson 

Dorchester  Samuel  P. 
Loud,  Asaph  Churchill 
Medfield  Jona.  P.  Bishop, 
Daniel  Adams 
Medway  Warren  Lovering 
Milton  Nathl.  F.  SafFord, 
Jason  Reed 

Quincy     John   M.  Gour- 
gas,  jr.  William  S.  Morton 


Randolph  Aaron  Prescott, 
John  King 

Roxbury  Jos.  Harrington, 
Sherman  Leland,  David 
A.  Simmons,  J.  J.  Clarke, 
Fran.  Hilliard,  Wm.  Gas- 
ton, John  F.  Woodside 
Weymouth  Christo.  Webb, 
Fisher  A.  Kingsbury 
Wrentham  Melatiah  Ever- 
ett, Samuel  Warner,  jr. 


Sheriff,  J.  N.  E.  Mann,  of  Dedham. 

Deputy- Sheriffs. 
Canton  Jesse  K.  Webster     Weymouth     Silas  Binney 
JE.  Medway  Nathan  Jones     Wrentham      Bradford    S. 
Randolph  Alex.  E.  DuBois    Farrington 
Roxbury    Thomas  Adams 

Keeper  of  Jail  and  House  of  Correction. 
J.  N.  E.  Mann,  of  Dedham. 

Overseers  of  House  of  Correction. 
James  Richardson,   Martin  Marsh,  E.  W.  Sampson, 
of  Dedham. 

Crier  of  the  Courts,  George  Alden,  of  Dedham. 
Coroners. 


Bellingham  Hollis  Met- 
calf,  Edward  C.  Craig 
Braintree  Asa  French 
Cohasset  Henry  J.  Turner 
Dedham  Martin  Bates 
Dorchester  John  P.  Clapp 
Dover  Elbridge  Battel 
Franklin  Eli  M.  Richard- 
son, Saul  B.  Scott 


Medfield  Abner  Mason 
Milton  Alpheus  T.  French 
Quincy  Lewis  Bass 

Sharon  Elijah  Hewins,  jr. 
Enoch  Bullard 
Stoughton  Lemuel  Gay 
Weymouth  Silas  Binney 
Wrentham  Paul  Fisher, 
David  A.  Fisher 


Commissioner  of  Wrecks,  Thomas  Adams,  of  Roxbury. 


PLYMOUTH    COUNTY. 


89 


PLYMOUTH. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Aaron  Hobart,  of  East  Bridgewater. 
Register  of  Probate,  Jacob  H.  Loud,  of  Plymouth. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Roland  E.  Cotton,  of      do. 
County  Treasurer,  William  R.  Sever,  of      do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  John  B.  Thomas,  of      do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace 
Bridgewater  ArtemasHale 
Duxbury  Seth  Sprague, 
Seth  Sprague,  jr.  Ger- 
shom  B.  Weston 
East  Bridge/water  Barthol- 
omew Brown 

Halifax  Jab.  P.  Thompson 
Kingston     John  Thomas, 
Thomas  P.  Beal 
Middlehoro'  Zachar.  Eddy 


and  of  the   Quorum. 

Pembroke  Anth.Collamore 

Plymouth  John  B.Thomas, 

William  Thomas,  Gusta- 

vus  Gilbert 

Scituate    John  Collamore, 

Samuel  A.  Turner,  John 

B.  Turner 

West  Bridgewater  William 

Baylies 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Hector  Orr,  William  Baylies,  Nathaniel  M.  Davis, 
John  B.  Thomas,  Thomas  Loring,  Jacob  H.  Loud, 
Joseph  Haskell,  Austin  Packard,  John  Beal,  Anson 
Robbins,  Theophilus  King,  Welcome  Young,  James 
RtiD-gles,  Bartholomew  Brown,  Peter  H.  Pierce, 
Eliab  Ward. 


Justices  of 

Jibington  Benj.  Hobart, 
Jared  Whitman,  James 
Bates,  Ezekiel  Thaxter, 
James  Ford,  jr.  Harvey 
Torrey,  John  S.  Champ- 
ney,  James  Noyes 
Bridgewater  Solomon  Ai- 
der), jr.  Benjamin  Pope, 
Isaac  Fobes,  Saml.  Leon- 
ard, jr.  Holmes  Sprague, 
Williams  Latham,  Philo 
Leach,  Solomon  Hay  ward, 
fJorace  Ames,  Dion  Bry- 

9* 


the  Peace, 

ant,  Calvin  B.  Pratt, 
Abraham  Washburn,  2d. 
Philip  E.  Hill,  Zephaniah 
Forbes,  Caleb  S.  Hunt 
Carver  Benj.  Ellis,  John 
Savary,  Saml.Shaw,  Lewis 
Pratt,  Timo.  Cobb,  Henry 
Sherman,  Wm.  Barrows, 
Jesse  Murdock 
Duxbury  William  Loring, 
Benjamin  Alden,  George 
P.  Richardson,  Joseph  F. 
Wadsworth,  Samuel  Stet- 


90  PLYMOUTH  COUNTY. 

son,  William  H.  Sampson,  Joshua  Hoskins,  jr.  Joshua 
W.  Peterson,  Benj.  Smith,  Eddy,  Benj.  P.  Wood, 
Nathaniel  Ford,  Joshua  Bradford  Harlow,  Luther 
Brewster,  jr.  Washburn,  Jona.  Cobb 
East  Bridgewater  Wei-  Ebenezer  Pickins,  A.  T. 
come  Young,  Azor  Harris,  Harvey,  Thomas  Bennett, 
Isaac  Pratt,  Hector  Orr,  Eliah  Ward,  Peter  H. 
William  Harris,  Nathaniel  Pierce,  Abisha  T.Clark, 
W.  French,  Henry  Alden  Cornelius  B.  Wood,  Na- 
Halifax  Obadiah  Lyon,  than  King-,  Gamaliel 
Dexter  C.  Thompson,  Za-  Rounseville,  George  Stur- 
dock  Thompson,  Cyrus  tevant,  Wm.  Bourne,  Tis- 
Morton  dale  Leonard,  Andrew 
Hanover  AlexanderWood,  Weston,  Stillman  Benson, 
Benjamin  Mann,  Thomas  Joseph  G.  Thompson 
J.  Gardner,  Albert  White,  North  Bridgewater  Joseph 
William  Morse,  Perez  Sylvester,  Eliab  Whit- 
Simmons  man,  M.  Packard,  Elipha- 
Hanson  Joshua  Smith  let  Kingman,  Geo.  Clark, 
Hingham  Joseph  Wilder,  Jesse  Perkins,  Bela  Keith, 
jr.  Solomon  Lincoln,  Thos.  Franklin  Ames,  Isaac 
Loring,  Marshall  Lincoln,  Eames,  Perez  Crocker 
James  S.  Lewis,  Henry  Pembroke  Thomas  Turner, 
Cushing,  David  Fearing,  David  Oldham,  Horace 
Ebenezer  Gay,  Henry  Collamore,  Martin  Bryant, 
Thaxter,  William  Young,  Charles  Hitchcock,  Am- 
Jotham  Lincoln  brose  Parris 
Hull  Samuel  Loring  Plymouth  Nathaniel  Rus- 
Kingston  James  Sever,  sell,  Jacob  H.  Loud,  Wm. 
Nathaniel  Thomas,  John  Clark,  Allen  Danforth, 
Sever,  John  Gray,  Josiah  Schuyler  Sampson,  Thos. 
Holmes,  Joseph  S.  Beal,  Russell,  Isaac  L.  Hedge, 
Peleg  Bradford,  Seth  Bourne  Spooner,  William 
Drew  R.  Sever,  William  M. 
Marshfield  Joseph  Clift,  Jackson,  Josiah  Robbins, 
John  Ford,  jr.  George  Joshua  B.  Thomas,  Timo- 
Leonard,  Daniel  Phillips,  thy  Gordon,  Isaac  N. 
Luther  Hatch  Stoddard,  William  Davis, 
Middleboro'  Martin  Keith,  Ezra  Leach,  Geo.  Bram- 
Seth  Miller,  Chas.  Hooper,  hall,  jr.  Joseph  Lucas, 
Levi  Pierce,  Seth  Eaton,  Nathin  Whiting,  Leander 
Abiel  P.  Booth,  Oliver  Lovell,  Jeremiah  Farris, 
Pierce,  Samuel  Thomp-  Wm.  Nelson,  Roland 
son,       Paul     Hathaway,,  E,  CodtoE,  Wa.  H.  Soule 


PLYMOUTH    COUNTY. 


91 


Plympton  Zen  as  Bryant, 
Jonathan  Parker,  William 
H.  Soule,  Josiah  T.  Ellis, 
Isaac  Wright,  Josiah  S. 
Hammond,  Zacheus  Par- 
ker 

Rochester  George  King", 
James  Ruggles,  Elijah 
Willis,  Joseph  Meigs, 
Joseph  Look,  Lothrop 
Perkins,  Joseph  Haskell, 
Theophilus  Pitcher,  jr. 
Amittai  B.  Hammond, 
Joseph  W.  Church,  The- 
ophilus King,  Noah  C. 
Perkins,  Noah  C.  Sturte- 
vant,  David  Hathaway, 
W.  N.  Ellis,  R.  L.  Bar- 
stow,  Francis  Howard 
Scituate  Anson  Robbins, 
Samuel  Tolman,  jr.  Ebe- 
nezer   T.    Fogg,     Elijah 


Jenkins,  jr.  John  Beal, 
Ammial  Curtis,  Dexter 
Merritt,  William  James, 
Elias  R.  Mungo,  Caleb 
W.  Prouty,  Ezekiel  Jones, 
Shadrach  B.  Merritt,  Icha- 
bod  R.  Jacobs,  William 
Turner 

Wareham  John  Fearing, 
William  Fearing,  B.  Mur- 
dock,  Seth  Miller,  jr.  Da- 
vid Nye,  SylvanusBourne, 
Thomas  Savary,  William 
Bates,  Osier  Howard, 
Samuel  Shaw,  N.  Sher- 
man, Davis  Miller 
West  Bridgeivater  John  E. 
Howard,  Austin  Packard, 
ZephaniahHoward,  Dwel- 
ley  Fobes,  Jona.  Ames, 
Abial  Packard,  Elijah 
Smith 


Notaries    Public. 


Duxbury  Samuel  Stetson 
East  Bridgewater  Wel- 
come Young 

Hingham  David  Harding 
Middleboro'  Eliab  Ward 
Plymouth  Jacob  H.  Loud, 


Gustavus  Gilbert 
Rochester      Elijah  Willis, 
Noah  C.  Sturtevant 
Scituate  John  Beall 

Wareham  Sylvan.  Bourne, 
William  Bates 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys 
Abington  Jared  Whitman,    Kingston  Thomas  P.  Beal, 


Benjamin  Hobart 
Duxbury  Samuel  Stetson 
East  Bridgewater  Aaron 
Hobart,  Welcome  Young 
Hanover  AlexanderWood, 
Perez  Simmons 
Hingham  Solomon  Lin- 
coln, Jotham  Lincoln, 
Ebenezer  Gay 


Joseph  S.  Beal 

Middleboro1  Zecha.  Eddy, 

Eliab  Ward 

North  Bridgewater    Eliab 

Whitman 

Pembroke  Jas.  H.Whitman 

Plymouth    Nat.  M.  Davis, 

William  Thomas,    Jacob 

H.  Loud,   Gustavus  Gil- 


92 


PLYMOUTH    COUNTY. 


bert,  J.  B.  Thomas,  Wil- 
liam Davis 

Rochester  John  Eddy 

Scituate  Ebenez.  T.  Fogg 
South  Bridgewater    Wil- 


liams Latham 

Wareham  Seth  Miller,  jr. 

William  Bates 

West  Bridgewater  William 

Baylies,  Austin  Packard 


Sheriff,  Branch  Harlow,  of  Middle boro'. 

Deputy -Sheriffs. 

East  Bridgewater  Joseph  Plymouth  CoomerWeston, 

Chamberlain  John  Perkins 

Hingham      Ebed    Hersey  Rochester      Daniel    Hall, 

Kingston  Spenc.  Cushman  George  W.  Haskell 

wl^aa/e5oro'JosephJackson  Scituate   Nathaniel  Clapp 

North  Bridgewater    Benj.  West  Bridgewater     John 

Kingman  Read 

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

Jailer  and  Keeper  of  House  of  Correction. 
Putnam  Kimball. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  Robert  Gould,  of  Hull  j 
Charles  Vinal,  and  John  Damon,  of  Scituate;  G.  B» 
Weston,  of  Duxbury;  Elisha  Kent,  of  Marshfield ; 
S.  A.  Frazer,  of  Duxbury:  Otis  Baker,  of       do. 

Coroners, 
dlbingt on  LebbeusGurney    North  Bridgewater  Thos. 


Carver  Nelson  Barrows 
Duxbury  Avery  Richards 
E.  Bridgewater  7a.  Jones 
Hanover  Levi  Curtis 

Hingham  Samuel  Hobart, 
James  Stevenson 
Hull        Moses  B.  Tower 
Kingston  JedidiahHolmes, 
John  Gray 

Marshfield  William  Lewis, 
James  Dingley,  Wales 
Tilden 

Middleboro''  Saml.  Thomp- 
san,  Joseph  Jackson,  An- 
sel Benson 


Wales,  jr. 
Pembroke  Peter  Sal- 

mond,  jr. 

Plymouth  Benjamin  Drew, 
Joseph  P.  Brown 
Plympton  Thos.B.  Harrub, 
Abiel  Washburn 
Rochester      David   Peck- 
ham,  jr. 

Scituate  Elijah  B.  Turner, 
Abiel  Cudworth,  Ebenez. 
Stetson,  John  Beal 
West  Bridgewater  Thomas, 
Ames 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


93 


WORCESTER. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Benjamin  F.  Thomas,  of  Worcester. 
Register  of  Probate,  Charles  G.  Prentiss,  of      do. 
Register  of  Deeds,  Artemas  Ward,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer,  Anthony  Chase,  of  do. 

Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Joseph  G.  Kendall,  of        do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 


Athol  Isaac  Stevens 

AshburnhamJosephS  ewett 
Brookjitld  Otis  Hay  den 
Charlton  John  Spurr,  Sa- 
lem Towne 

Fitchburg  Eben.  Torrey 
Harvard  Abel  Whitney 
Hubbardston  Saml.  Swan 
Lunenburg  Edmund  Cush- 
ing 

Mendon  Warren  Rawson 
Milford  John  Claflin 

Millbury  Calvin  Willard 
New  Braintree  Samuel 
Mixter 

Oxford  Sumner  Barstow 
Petersham  Jared  Weed 
Princeton  Charles  Russell 
Rutland  Rufus  Putnam 
Shrewsbury  A.  Harrington 


Spencer  James  Draper 
Sterling  Thomas  H.  Blood 
Sutton  J.  L.  Sibley 

Templeton  Ephraim  Stone 
Westboro1  Nahum  Har- 
rington 

Westminster  Edw.  Kendall 
Worcester  Charles  Allen, 
Ira  M.  Barton,  Abijah 
Bigelow,  Saml.  M.  Burn- 
side,  Isaac  Davis,  William 
Eaton,  Samuel  Jennison, 
Joseph  G.  Kendall,  John 
W.  Lincoln,  RejoiceNew- 
ton,  Emory  Washburn, 
William  N.  Green,  Wil- 
liam Jennison,  Thomas 
Kinnicutt,  John  Green, 
Maturin  L.  Fisher 


Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

Theodore  Jones,  Edmund  Cushing,  Joseph  G.  Kendall, 
Warren  Rawson,  Sumner  Barstow,  Abijah  Bigelow, 
Levi  Lincoln,  Wm.  Jennison,  Wm.  H.  Williams, 
Lyman  Sibley,  Seth  Caldwell,  Henry  Chapin. 


Justices  of  the  Peace. 
George    R.    ben    Townsend,     Enoch 


Ashburnham 

Cushing,NathanielPierce, 
George  G.  Parker,  Hosea 
Stone,  Silas  Willard,Reu- 


Whitmore 

Mhol      Theodore    Jones, 

Eliphalet  Thorp,  William 


94 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


H.  Williams,  EliasBassett, 
Benjamin  Eastabrook, 
Charles  Field 
Auburn  John  Clark,  Thos. 
Drury,  Solomon  Sibley, 
Israel  Stone,  jr.  John  Mel- 
lish,  Abijah  Craige 
Barre  Nahurn  F.  Bryant, 
Seth  Caldwell,  John  King, 
David  Lee,  Charles  Sib- 
ley, Lyman  Sibley,  Abel 
White,  Walter  A.  Bryant 
Berlin  Thomas  Brigham, 
Jonathan  D.  Merriam,  Asa 
Sawyer 

Blackstone  Jared  Benson, 
Dan  Hill,  Samuel  Allen, 
Abel  Wilder,  ArthurCook, 
jr.  Preserved  S.  Thayer 
Bolton  Amory  Hoi  man, 
Jonathan  Jewett,  Joseph 
Sawyer,  Caleb  Wheeler, 
Edwin  A.  Whitcomb, 
Thomas  Frye 
Boylston  Samuel  Brigham, 
James  Davenport,  James 
Longley,  Aaron  White, 
Hezekiah  Gibbs,  William 
H.  Moore 

Brookfield  Lewis  Abbot, 
Jesse  Bliss,  Seth  Field, 
Rufus  Harrington,  Alan- 
son  Hamilton,  Aaron  Kim- 
ball, Nicholas  McClure, 
Ebenezer Merriam,  Edwin 
B.  Tainter,  Arad  Gilbert, 
Abraham  Skinner,  Wm. 
Howe,  jr.  Elisha  Ham- 
mond, Baxter  Ellis,  Seth 
W.  Field,  Simeon  Draper, 
Franklin  Howe,  Hiram  B. 
Clark,  Freeman  Walker 
Charlton  William  P.  Mar- 
ble,   Jonathan    Winslow, 


Levi   Hammond,     Henry 
Clarke 

Dana  Ephraim  Whipple^ 
Italy  Foster,  Thomas  S. 
Wright,  Russell  Amsden, 
Nathaniel  Johnson 
Douglas  Warren  Humes, 
Turner  Thayer,  Enoch 
Brown,  FennerBatcheller, 
Moses  Knapp,  Chester 
Morse 

Dudley  Morris  Larned, 
John  Eddy,  Moses  Barnes, 
Henry  S.  Wheaton 
Fitchburg  Alvah  Crocker, 
Levi  Downe,  Jos.  Downe, 
Francis  Perkins,  Nathl. 
Wood,  Horace  Newton, 
Chas.Mason,IversPhillips, 
Kilburn  Harwood 
Gardner  Smyrna  Glazier, 
Timothy  Heywood,  Wm. 
Whitney,  Asaph  Wood, 
Joseph  Wright 
Grafton  Otis  Adams, 
Samuel  Allen,  Chas.  Brig- 
ham, jr.  Oliver  M.  Brig- 
ham, Saml.  Wood,  Joseph 
Bruce,  Joseph  Leland, 
Charles  B.  Jenks,  Perley 
Goddard,  Chand.  M.  Pratt 
Hardwick  Jason  Mixter, 
Nathan  Perry,  Gard.  Rug- 
gles,  Joseph  Stone,  John 
Raymond,  Step.  W.  Paige, 
Eben.  Perry,  Wm.  Mixter 
Harvard  Jerome  Gardner, 
Jacob  Haskell,  John  Park, 
Augustus  G.  Hill,  John  P. 
Whitcomb,  Benj.S.  Farns- 
worth,  Emory  Barnard 
Holden  Charles  Chaffin, 
Samuel  Damon,  William 
Drury,  Silas  Flagg,  Paul 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


95 


Davis,  David  Davis 
Hubbardston  Ethan  A. 
Greenwood,  Daniel  Wood- 
ward, George  Williams 
Lancaster  James  G.  Car- 
ter, Nathaniel  Chandler, 
Joseph  W.  Huntington, 
Jonas  Lane,  Nathl.  Rand, 
John  G.  Thurston,  George 
R.  M.  Withington,  Silas 
Thurston,  jr.  J.  Fisher, 
Ezra  Sawyer,  John  T. 
Dame 

Leicester  Austin  Flint, 
Cheney  Hatch,  Horatio  G. 
Henshaw,  Joseph  D.  Sar- 
gent, David  Henshaw, 
Joseph  A.  Denny,  Joshua 
Lamb,  Edward  Flint 
Leominster  John  Gardner, 
Charles  Grout,  William, 
Wilder,  Chas.  W.  Wilder, 
Joseph  Lamb,  Leonard 
Burrao-e,  Solon  Carter, 
Joel  W.  Fletcher 
Lunenburg  Wm.  Harring- 
ton, Esek  Whiting,  Aaron 
Bard,  Thomas  Wiley,  Jo- 
seph Lamb,  Danl.  Putnam 
Mendon  Benj.  Davenport, 
Charles  C.  P.  Hastings, 
Elijah  Thayer,  Arnold 
Taft 

Millbury  Wm.  M.  Bene- 
dict, Simon  Farnsworth, 
Clough  R.  Miles,  Abra- 
ham G.  Randall,  Simeon 
Waters,  Amasa  Wood, 
Asa  H.  Waters,  Ithran 
Harris 

Milford  Clark  Ellis,  Saml. 
L.  Scammel,  John  Claflin, 
Isaac  Davenport,  John  S. 
Scammell,  Ellis  Sumner, 


John  Erskine,  Seth  P. 
Carpenter 

New  Braintree  Henry 
Penniman,  Amory  Felton, 
Horace  Tidd 

Northboro'  Cyrus  Gale, 
John  F.  Fay,  Anson  Rice, 
Samuel  Clark 
Northbridge  SylvanusHol- 
brook,  John  Taylor,  Paul 
Whitin,  Ebenez.  Cadwell 
North  Brookf.eld  William 
Adams,  Eli  Forbes,  Daniel 
Gilbert  Bonum  Nye,  Pliny 
Nye,  Chauncy  Edmands, 
John  Hill 

Oakham  James  Allen, 
Hornce  P.  Wakefield 
Oxford  Jasper  Brown, 
Stephen  Davis,  Sylvanus 
Harris,  Abishai  Larned, 
Josiah  S.  Prentice,  A.  G. 
Underwood,  Alexander 
DeWitt,  Jotham  Merriam, 
Isaac  B.  Hartwell,  Charles 
D.  Bowman 

Petersham  Jonas  Howe, 
Seth  Hapgood,  John  L. 
Gallond,  Henry  Wood, 
Joel  Bryant,  Artemas 
Bryant 

Paxton  James  Day,  Jona- 
than P.  Grosvennr,  Nathl. 
Lakin,  Tyler  Goddard, 
Sylvester  Brown 
Phillipston  Oliver  Powers, 
Ephr-iim  Turner,  Jason 
Gonkling 

Princeton  John  Brooks, 
Alphonso  Brooks,  Caleb 
Dana,  Charles  Myrick, 
Moses  G.  Cheever,  Jacob 
W.  Watson 
Royalston  Stephen  Bach- 


96 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


elder,  Rufus  Bullock, 
Timothy  Lewis,  Benoni 
Peck,  Barnett  Bullock, 
Hiram  W.  Albee,  Jervis 
Davis,  Joseph  Estabrook 
Rutland  George  S.  Flint, 
Calvin  Howe,  Daniel 
Walker,  Roland  Wheeler 
Shrewsbury  Balch  Dean, 
Nathan  Howe,  Nymphas 
Pratt,  Orville  Lathrop, 
Wm.  H.  Knowlton,  Job  C. 
Stone,  Thomas  W.  Ward 
Southboro'  Sullivan  Fay, 
Willard  Newton,  Dexter 
Fay 

Southbridge  Frederick  W. 
Bottom,  Oliver  Hooker, 
Moses  Plympton,  Bela 
Tiffany,  Jedediah  Marcy, 
Larkin  Ammidown,  Ebe- 
nezer  D.  Ammidown, 
Fred.  W.  Botham 
Spencer  Wm.  Baldwin, 
Jonas  Bemis,  Fred.  Howe, 
Wm.Pope,  Walter  Sibley, 
Daniel  Capen 
Sterling  Samuel  Sawyer, 
James  Wilder,  Jonathan 
Wilder,  Cyrus  Holbrook, 
Joel  Pratt,  Thos.  H.Blood, 
Samuel  Houghton 
Sturbridge  Erasmus  Hol- 
brook, Jared  Lamb,  Ed- 
ward Phillips,  Avery  P. 
Taylor,  Gardner  Watkins, 
Roswell  Warner,  David 
Wight,  Benjamin  D.Hyde, 
George  Davis 
Sutton  Edward  Clarke, 
Jonathan  Leland,  Samuel 
Taylor,  Daniel  Tenney, 
Edmund  J.  Mills,  Paris 
Tourtellot,         Welcome 


Whipple,  John  W.  Whip- 
ple, Abraham  Chase 
Templeton  Benj.  Brown, 
Joseph  Davis,  SamuelLee, 
Henry  Newton,  Joshua 
Richardson,  Leonard 

Stone,  JosephMason,  John 
Boynton,  Dexter  Gilbert, 
Artemas  Lee 
Upton  Elijah  Stoddard, 
Nahurn  W.  Holbrook, 
Wm.  Legg,  Eli  Warren 
Uxbridge  Henry  Chapin, 
Francis  Deane,  jr.  Fred. 
Taft,  Joseph  Thayer, 
John  W.  Capron,  Nahum 
Morse,  Fred.  W.  Betham 
Warren  Pardon  Allen, 
Jephtha  Bacon,  Sheppard 
Ellis,  Joseph  Field,  Daniel 
Hitchcock,  Pardon  Keyes, 
Isaac  Patrick,  Joseph 
Ramsdel,  Harvey  Sessions, 
James  S.  Davis,  Nathan 
Richardson 

Webster  Jonathan  Day, 
Charles  Yeomans,  Hiram 
Allen 

Weslboro1  Nahum  Fisher, 
Phineas  Gleason,  Moses 
Grout,  Saml.  Harrington, 
Lovett  Peters,  Geo.  Den- 
ny, Martin  Bullard 
West  Boylston  Barnabas 
Davis,  LeviPierce,  Robert 
B.  Thomas,  JosephWhite, 
Moses  Brigham,  Ezekiel 
Peirce 

Westminster  John  Hey- 
wood,  Merari  Spaulding, 
John  White,  JosephWhit- 
man,  Abel  Wood,  Ezra 
Wood,  Giles  H.  Whitney 
Winchenden  Wm.  Brown, 


WORCESTER    COUNTY. 


97 


Reuben  Hyde 
Worcester  Samuel  Allen, 
Silas  Brooks,  Benjamin 
Butman,  Anthony  Chase, 
Edwin  Conant,  Jesse  W. 
Goodrich,  Edw.  Hamilton, 
Nathan  Heard,  AbielJa- 
ques,  Daniel  W.  Lincoln, 
John  Park,  Chas.  G.  Pren- 
tiss, Geo.  W.  Richardson, 
Steph.  Salisbury,  Benj.  F. 
Thomas,  George  A.Trum- 
bull,  Artemas  Ward,  Saml. 
B.Woodward,  Danl. Stone, 
Lewis  A.  Maynard,  War- 
ren Lazell,  Alex.  H.  Bul- 

Notaries 
Brookjield  Seth  Field,  Otis 
Hayden 

Fitchburg  Ebenez.  Torrey 
Lancaster  Nathl.Chandler, 
Joseph  W.  Huntington, 
George  R.  M.  Withington 
Leicester  Horatio  G.  Hen- 
shaw 

Oxford  Alvan  G.  Under- 
Wood 


lock,  Wm. Dickinson,  John 
S.  C.  Knowlton,  William 
Greenleaf,  Charles  W. 
Hartshorn,  Benj.  Flagg, 
Nathl.  Stowell,  Levi  A. 
Dowley,  Wm.  E.  Green, 
Chas.  Washburn,  Chas.  H. 
Hill,  Fred.  W.  Gale,  Peter 
C.  Bacon,  Geo.  T.  Curtis, 
Wm.  B.  Maxwell,  Gren- 
ville  Parker,  Elisha  Fuller, 
Chas.  A.  Hamilton,  Fran- 
cis H.  Dewey,  Samuel  F. 
Haven,  Samuel  B.  I. 
Goddard,  John  Coe 

Public. 

Southbridge  Samuel  M. 
Lane 

Uxbridge  George  Willard 
Worcester  Isaac  Flagg, 
Ira  M.  Barton,  Charles  A. 
Hamilton,  Samuel  Allen, 
George  A.  Trumbull, 
William  Dickinson,  Sam- 
uel Jennison,  Peter  C. 
Bacon 


Stevens, 


Jlshburnham 
Parker 

Alhol         Isaac 
Charles  Field 
Barre    Nahum  F.  Bryant, 
Walter  A.  Bryant 
Boylston    Jas.   Davenport 
Brookjield       Jesse    Bliss, 
Arad  Gilbert,  Elisha  Ham- 
mond 

Dudley  Henry  S.  Wheaton 
Fitchburg   Ebenezer  Tor- 
rey,      Nathaniel    Wood, 
10 


Counsellors  and  Attorneys. 

George    G.    Charles  Mason 

Grajton      Samuel   Allen, 
W.  A.  Crafts 

Harvard  Abel  Whitney, 
Henry  B  Pearson 
Hubbardslon  Saml.  Swan 
Lancaster  Joseph  W.Hun- 
tington, Solon  Whiting, 
George  R.  M.  Withington, 
John  T.  Dame 
Leominster  Joel    W. 

Fletcher 
Mendon      Charles  C.  P. 


98 


Worcester  county. 


Westboro1  Nah.  Harrington 
Westminster  Giles  H. 

Whitney 

Worcester  Ira  M.  Barton, 
Abijah  Bigelow,  Saml.  M. 
Burnside,  Edwin  Conant, 
Isaac  Davis,  William  N. 
Green,  Jesse  W.Goodrich, 
Thomas  Kinnicut),  Lewis 

A.  Maynard,  Rejoice 
Newton,  Geo.  W*  Rich- 
ardson, Benj.  F.  Thomas, 
Alex.  H.  Bullock,  Charles 
W.  Hartshorn,  Grenville 
Parker,  Wm.  B.  Maxwell, 
Francis  H.  Dewey,   SamL 

B.  J.  Goddard,  Fred.  W. 
Gale,  Chas.  Allen,  John  C. 

Templetori  Joseph  Mason  B.  Davis,  Wm.  O.  Bartlett, 
Uxbridge  Henr>  Chapin,  J.  Henry  Hill,  Elisha  Ful- 
Francis  Deane,  jr.  Beza-  ler,  Peter  C.  Bacon,  Wm* 
leel  Taft,  Joseph  Thayer  S.  Lincoln,  John  W.  Lin* 
Webster  E.  Rogers     coin,  2d.  Otis  L.  Bridges 

Sheriff,  John  W.  Lincoln,  of  Worcester. 

Deputy*  Sheriffs. 
Jlthol     John  H.  Partridge     Sutton   John  W.  Whipple 


Hastings,Warren  Rawson 
Milford  John  S.  Scammell 
Millbury  Clough  R.  Miles, 
Abraham  G.Randall,  Cal- 
vin Willard 

Northboro1  Samuel  Clarke 
North  Brookjield  Daniel 
Gilbert 

Oxford  Chas.  D.  Bowman 
Petersham  Jared  Weed, 
Francis  A.  Brooks 
Rutland  Rufus  Putnam 
Southbridge  Frederick  W. 
Bottom,  Fred.  W.  Botham 
Sturbridge  George  Davis, 
Benjamin  D.  Hyde 
Sutton  Ed w.Clarke,  James 
L.  Siblev 


Templeton  Nathan  Bryant 
Uxbridge  WTm.  C.  Capron 
Warren  Hiram  Wheelock 
Webster  Jonathan  Day 
Westminster  Phineas  W. 
Reed 

Worcester  George  Jones, 
Edwin  Eaton 


Douglas  Sumner  Balcom 
Fitchburg  Kilb.  Hnrwood 
Grafton  Lovell  Baker,  jr. 
Lancaster  Nathl.  Rand 
Leominster  Whiting  Gates 
Petersham  Cephas  Willird 
Southbridge.  Andrew  F. 
Ammidown 
Sturbridge  TrumanCharles 

Crier  of  the.  Courts,  Thos.  Chamberlain,  of  Worcester. 

Keeper  of  the  House  of  Correction,  Asa  Matthews. 

Overseers  of  the  House  of  Correction,  Nathan  Heard, 
John  W.  Lincoln. 

Jailer,  Asa  Matthews,  of  Worcester. 


MASTERS    IN    CHANCERY. 


99 


Coroners. 


Barre  Seth  Caldwell 

Bolton        Joseph  Sawyer 
Blackstone  Aaron  Burdaw 
Brookfeld  Simeon  Draper, 
Seth  W.  Field 
Dana      Gilbert   Warden, 
John  H.  Farnsworth 
Douglas    Sumner  Balcom 
Fitcnburg  HoraceNewton, 
Ivers  Phillips 
Gardner  LewisH.  Bradford 
Grafton    Isaac  W.  Wood 
Harvard    Aaron  Whitney 
Holden        George  Flagg 
Hubbardston    David  Ben- 
nett 

Lancaster  Nathl.  Rand 
Leicester  Harvey  Tainter 
Leominster  Wm.  Wilder 
Lunenburg  Eli  Page 

Mendon  Aaron  Burden 
Milford  Clark  Ellis 

North  Brookfield    Francis 


Carruth 

Oxford     Sylvanus  Harris 
Petersham    Cephas    Wil- 
lard,  Eber  Hapgood 
Princeton       John    Dodd, 
Moses  G.  Cheever 
Royalston       Cyrus  Davis 
Rutland       Calvin  Howe, 
Jeduthan  Green 
Shrewsbury         Rufus    E. 
Goodnow 

Southbridge  Leml.  Dunbar 
Spencer  Willard  Rice 
Sturbridge  Edw.  Phillips 
Sutton  John  W.  Whipple 
Templeton  Nathan  Bryant 
Warren  Joseph  Field 

Webster  Jonathan  Day 
Westminster  Willard  Allen 
Worcester  Timothy  W. 
Bancroft,  William  Eaton, 
Asa  Matthews 


Prover  of  Fire  Arms,  Francis  Clark,  of  Sturbridge. 
Inspector  of  Hops,  Benj.  Farnsworth,  of  Lancaster. 


MASTERS    IN    CHANCERY. 

Suffolk.  William  Minot,  George  S.  Hillard,  Brad- 
ford Sumner,  Ellis  Gray  Loring. 

Essex.  John  G.  King,  David  Roberts,  of  Salem  ; 
Ebenezer  Moseley,  of  Newbury  port ;  James  H.  Dun- 
can, of  Haverhill. 

Middlesex.  Nathan  Brooks,  of  Concord  ;  J.  G.  Ab- 
bott, of  Lowell  ;  Josiah  Adams,  of  Framingh*m  ;  G. 
Washington  Warren,  of  Charlestown  ;  Bradford  Rus- 
sell, of  Groton. 

Plymouth.  Zachariah  Eddy,  of  Middleboro' ;  Wel- 
come Young,  of  East  Bridgewater  ;  William  Thomas, 
of  Plymouth  ;  Ebenezer  T?  Fogg,  of  Scituate. 


100  PUBLIC    ADMINISTRATORS. 

Bristol.  John  H.  W.  Page,  of  New  Bedford  ;  Chas. 
J.  Holmes,  of  Fall  River  ;  Horatio  Pratt,  of  Taunton  ; 
Elnathan  P.  Hathaway,  of  Freetown. 

Norfolk.  James  Richardson,  of  Dedham;  David  A. 
Simmons,  of  Roxbury  ;  John  J.  Clark,  of  do. ;  Aaron 
Prescott,  of  Randolph;  Nathaniel  F.  Safford,  of 
Dorchester. 

Worcester.  Isaac  Davis,  of  Worcester ;  Walter  A. 
Bryant,  of  Barre  ;  Charles  W.  Hartshorn,  of  Worces- 
ter ;  Henry  Chapin,  of  Uxbridge ;  Charles  Mason,  of 
Fitchburg. 

Berkshire.  Robert  F.  Barnard,  of  Sheffield ;  Henry 
Hubbard,  of  Pittsfield  ;  Horatio  Byington,  of  Stock- 
bridge  ;  Franklin  O.  Sayles,  of  Adams  ;  Parker  L. 
Hall,  of  Pittsfield. 

Hampshire.  Charles  P.  Huntington,  of  Northamp- 
ton ;  Edward  Dickinson,  of  Amherst;  Mark  Doolittle, 
of  Belchertown. 

Franklin.  Horatio  G.  Newcomb,  of  Greenfield ; 
Horace  W.  Taft,  of  Sunderland  ;  George  T.  Davis,  of 
Greenfield  ;  George  Grennell,  jr.  of  do. 

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

Barnstable.    Zeno  Scudder,  of  Barnstable. 

Dukes.  Leavitt  Thaxter,  of  Edgartown ;  Thomas 
Bradley,  of  Tisbury. 

Nantucket.    George  Cobb,  Charles  Bunker. 


PUBLIC  ADMINISTRATORS, 

Appointed  under  Act  of  April  9,  1839.  [They  are  authorized  to  admin- 
ister on  the  estates  of  persons,  aliens  and  others,  dying  without 
legal  heirs  in  this  state.] 

Phineas  Blair,  John  P.  Bigelow,  of  Boston  ;  Charles 
Maiston,  of  Barnstable  ;  Thomas  Bradley,  of  Tisbury  ; 
Benjamin  Merrill,  of  Salem  ;  Nathan  Brooks,  of  Con- 
cord ;  Moses  Edgell,  of  Framingham  ;  Ira  Cleaveland, 
of  Dedham;  S.  H.  Jenks,  of  Nantucket;  Joseph  S. 
Beal,  of  Kingston  ;  Frederick  Robinson,  of  Charles- 
town  ;  Nathan  Willet,  of  Salem;  Henry  H.  Crapo,  of 
New  Bedford. 


MASSACHUSETTS    COMMISSIONERS. 


101 


BOARD    OF    EDUCATION. 

[Established  by  Act  of  April  20,  1837.] 

The  Governor  and  Lieutenant  Governor,  ex  officiis. 
Charles  Hudson,  of  Westminster;  William  G.  Bates, 
of  Westfield  ;  John  W.  James,  of  Boston  ;  Heman 
Humphrey,  D.  D.  of  Amherst;  Rev.  Barnas  Sears,  of 
Newton  ;  Rev.  E.  H.  Chapin,  of  Charlestown  ;  Henry 
B.  Hooker,  of  Falmouth  ;  Stephen  P.  Webb,  of  Salem. 
Horace  Mann,  Secretary  of  the  Board. 

RAIL  ROAD  COMMISSIONERS. 

Osmyn  Baker,  Amherst,  Chairman;  Thomas  Twin- 
ing, Lenox  ;  John  Mills,  Spring-field  ;  Ithamar  A.Beard, 
Lowell ;  John  M.  Fessenden,  Roxbury. 

Special  Commissioners.  John  J.  Baker,  Beverly; 
Sylvanus  Bourne,  Wareham. 


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


William  Willis, 
Amos  Nichols, 
William  Woart,  jr. 
Asaph  R.  Nichols, 
James  L.  Child, 
Nathaniel  Wilson, 
Charles  Gilman, 
John  A.  Poor, 
Jonas  Cutting1, 
Francis  E.  Bond, 
James  E.  Godfrey, 
Samuel  P.  Benson, 
John  C.  Dodge, 
Moses  Titcomb, 
Aaron  Haydenjr. 
Isaac  G.  Read, 
Bion  Bradbury, 
Jacob  S.  Sewall, 
Daniel  Nutting, 
John  R.  Coffin, 

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MASSACHUSETTS    COMMISSIONERS. 


James  Adams, 
Levi  Chamberlain, 
Wm.  H.  J.Hackett, 
William  B.  Parker, 
Hampden  Cutts, 
Ephraim  Eaton, 
Jeremiah  Elkins, 
Stephen  Peabody, 
Chas.  W.  Woodman, 
William  H.  Smith, 
Henry  Martin, 
Daniel  A.  Heald, 
James  Elliot, 
Erastus  Smith, 
Richard  G.  Drake, 
James  Grant  Bolles, 
John  Danforth, 
Jonathan  Barnes, 
John  T.  Wait, 
Ebenezer  Learned, 
William  H.  Maxwell, 
Thomas  Allen, 
William  Emerson, 
George  Folsom, 
William  C.  Russell, 
William  Bliss, 
George  Gibbs, 
Zebedee  Cook,  jr. 
John  Bissell, 
Joseph  N.  Ballistier, 
John  O.  Sargent, 
Obadiah  H.  Piatt, 
William  M.  Evarts, 
Joseph  Bridgham, 
David  E.  Wheeler, 
John  W.  Mitchell, 
Stephen  J.  Fields, 
William  C.  Betts, 
Andrew  Warner, 
Thomas  White, 
Samuel  Osgood, 
Henry  G.  DeForest, 
Moses  B.  Maclay, 
Gansevoort  Melville, 


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103 


Joseph  W.  Moulton, 
John  Stark, 
William  Gracie, 
Gaspard  Tochman, 
Theodore  Eames, 
Amasa  U.  Lyon, 
George  Gould, 
Peter  T.  Woodbury, 
Job  S.  Olin, 
John  W.  Fairfield, 
Wm.  C.  Churchill, 
James  M.  Bouck, 
George  F.  Danforth, 
Henry  A.  Brewster, 
George  G.  Bull, 
John  Hastings, 
John  S.  Perry, 
Joseph  S.  Colt, 
Charles  R.  Gold, 
E.  W.  Andrews, 
J.  Lawrence  Bagg, 
Samuel  Churchill, 
Tiberias  J.  Bryant, 
Benjamin  Gerhard, 
John  Devereux, 
Henry  B.  Hirst, 
A.  De  Kalb  Tarr, 
Henry  T.  Grout, 
Joseph  A.  Clay, 
John  Binns, 
Joseph  B.  Williams, 
Charles  Gilman, 
Joseph  B.  Varnum, 
John  Wade,  jr. 
John  M.  Edgar, 
Simeon  S.  Goodwin, 
Hamilton  Smith, 
Taliaferro  P.  Shaffner, 
Lucius  C.  Duncan, 
Edward  H.  Durell, 
John  McLean  Halsey, 
Daniel  C.  Pool, 
Thomas  Nelson  Paine, 
Daniel  F.  Webster, 


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104 


MASSACHUSETTS    COMMISSIONERS. 


Thornton  F.  Brodhead,  Detroit, 

Levi  B.  Taft, 

Robert  Cross, 

Edward  P.  Cranch, 

Joshua  H.  Bates, 

Frederick  D.Lincoln, 

James  A.  Briggs, 

William  M.  Fisk, 

George  E.  H.  Day, 

George  T.  Metcalf, 

William  F.  DeWolf, 

William  S.  Lincoln, 

John  Stark. 

Thomas  Melvill, 

E.  B.  Washburn, 

Horace  N.  Chapman, 

William  Hulin, 

Charles  Kettelle, 

David  L.  Hough, 

Abner  T.Ellis, 

Randall  Crawford, 

William  T.  Otto, 

Ellis  Worthington, 

John  Davis, 

John  M.  Eager, 

Edward  Cruftjr. 

Andrew  J.  Davis, 

Pardon  D.  Tiffany, 

William  Furniss, 

John  R.  Shepley, 

George  F.  Cheever, 

Augustus  Story, 

Horace  N.  Chapman, 

E.  M.  Bissell, 

David  A.  Hall, 

Gurdon  Deming, 

Jeremiah  Lippitt, 

Matth.  H.  McAllister, 

George  Schley, 

Charles  A.  Higgins, 

Henry  Chamberlain, 

Theodore  L.  Moody, 

Thomas  A.  Hamilton, 

George  F.  Baltzell, 


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Wisconsin. 

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Iowa. 

Washington, 

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COMMISSIONERS    OF    OTHER    STATES.  105 

COMMISS[ONERS,  resident  in  Massachusetts,  appointed  by  other 
States,  to  fake  testimony  to  be  used,  and  acknowledgment  of  Deeds 
to  be  recorded,  in  said  States. 

For  Maine,  Bradford  Sumner,  Edw.  Buck,  A.  B.  Ely, 
J.  C.  Dodge,  D.  H.  Dustin,  Chas.  C.  Nutter,  Chas.  In- 
gersoll,  Benj.  H.  Currier,  Peleg  W.  Chandler,  Thos. 
A.  Dexter.  E.  O.  Watts,  T.  W.  Phillips,  J.  P.  Bigelow, 
Geo.  M.  Thacher,  Wildes  P.  Walker,  R.  Rantoul,  jr., 
J.  Wingate  Thornton,  J.  Q,.  Kettelle,  J.  P.  Nichols, 

A.  II.  Fiske,  L.  M.  Stone,  P.  S.  Wheelock,  T.  S.  Har- 
low, John  A.  Bolles,  of  Boston  ;  Jesse  W.  Goodrich, 
of  Worcester;  Amory  Holbrook,  of  Salem. 

New  Hampshire,  J.  S.  Kimball,  P.  S.  Wheelock, 
J.  A.  Bolles,  H.  M.  Parker,  J.  Wingate  Thornton,  B.  H. 
Currier,  Chas.  Mayo,  I.  J.  Austin,  D.  H.  Dustin,  N.  D. 
Hubbard,  of  Boston. 

Vermont,  John  P.  Bigelow,  P.  S.  Wheelock,  Alfred 

B.  Ely,  J.  Wingate  Thornton,  B.  H.  Currier,  Wm.  A. 
Crafts,  of  Boston. 

Rhode-Island,  Edward  Buck,  D.  H.  Dustin,  B.  H. 
Currier,  G.  Griggs,  of  Boston  ;  W.  Gaston,  of  Roxbury. 

Connecticut,  John  P.  Putnam,  Geo.  M.  Brown,  John 
A.  Bolles,  B.  H.  Currier,  Thos.  C.  Amory,  jr.  Charles 

C.  Nutter,  Ivers  J.  Austin,  Edward  Buck,  A.  B.  Ely, 
Boston  ;  W.  A.  Bryant,  Barre  ;  Wm.  Gaston,  Roxbury. 

New  York,  Alfred  B.  Ely,  Marcus  Morton,  jr. 
R.  E.  Hudson,  John  A.  Bolles,  M.  S.  Chase,  J.  W. 
Marcy,  of  Boston ;  Benj.  F.  Thomas,  of  Worcester ; 
E.  R.  Colt,  of  Pittsfield  ;  James  M.  Bunker,  of  Nan- 
tucket; Saml.  L.  Hinckley,  of  Northampton. 

New  Jersey,  G.  W.  Phillips,  of  Boston. 

Pennsylvania,  Wm.  W.  Story,  J.  A.  Bolles,  C.  S. 
Newell,  B.  H.  Currier,  M.  Morton,  jr.,  Isaac  Story,  jr., 
Alfred  B.  Ely,  of  Boston;  Wm.  Gaston,  of  Roxbury; 
Saml.  L.  Hinckley,  Northampton. 

N.  Carol.  J. WingateThornton,  B.  H.Currier,  Boston. 

South  Carolina,  B.  H.  Currier,  of  Boston. 

Ohio,  B.  H.  Currier,  Edward  Buck,  of  Boston. 

Indiana,  B.  H.Currier,  of  Boston. 

Virginia,  B.  H.  Currier,  Abraham  Jackson,  jr.,  I.J. 
Austin,  Peter  Oliver,  of  Boston. 

Louisiana,  Edward  Buck,  of  Boston. 

Illinois,  Charles  W.  Story,  of  Boston. 

Michigan,  Marcus  Morton,  jr.,  of  Boston. 

Missouri,  Horatio  Bigelow,  of  Boston. 


106  MASSACHUSETTS    MTLITIA. 

MASSACHUSETTS  MILITIA. 

[Corrected  at  Office  of  Adjutant  General,  to  November  J,  1845.] 

The  Militia  of  Massachusetts  is  divided  into  two  classes, 
the  Active  and  Enrolled — the  latter  consists  of  all  "  able 
bodied  white  male  citizens,  of  the  age  of  eighteen  years, 
and  under  that  of  forty-five,  excepting  persons  enlisted 
into  volunteer  companies,  and  persons  exempted  by  law 
or  incapacitated  by  physical  and  other  causes."  (See  Sec. 
5,  Militia  Law.)  The  whole  number  enrolled  in  1845,  as 
appears  from  the  Returns  of  the  Assessors  of  cities  and 
towns,  (whose  duty  it  is  to  make  such  returns,)  is  84,470. 

The  Active  Militia  consists  of  Volunteers,  who  are  paid 
a  per  diem  allowance  when  on  duty,  (amounting,  in  the 
whole,  to  $6  per  annum,  each  man.)  They  consist  by 
the  Brigade  Returns  of  1845,  of  6,335  men.  These  are 
organized  into  three  Divisions,  and  six  Brigades,  embrac- 
ing two  Divisionary  Corps  of  Cadets,  one  Troop  of 
Cavalry,  five  Regiments,  and  three  "  annexed"  Compa- 
nies of  Artillery — nine  Regiments  and  four  Battalions  of 
Infantry. 


GENERAL    STAFF. 

His  Excellency,  GEORGE  N.  BR1GGS,  of  Pittsfield, 

COMMANDER     IN    CHIEF. 

Adjutant  General, 
Henry  K.  Oliver,  of  Salem. 

Aids  to  Commander  in  Chief,  with  Rank  of  Lieut.  Col. 
George  T.  Bigelow,  of  Boston,  Benjamin  S.  Rotch,  of 

New  Bedford,  Charles  Choate,  of  Woburn,  James 

D.  Colt,  of  Pittsfield. 

[The  Adjutant  General's  Office  is  in  the  N.  W.  Room  of  the  State 
House,  lower  fli-or,  and  is  open  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.,  exceptingon 
Saturday,  when  it  closes  at  1  P.  M.] 


DIVISION  FIELD  AJVD  STAFF  OFFICERS. 

FIRST    DIVISION.— Suffolk,  Norfolk,  Plymouth, 
Bristol,  Barnstable,  Nantucket  and  Dukes. 
Mnjor-General,  Appleton  Howe,  Weymouth. 
Aids-de-Camp,  Thomas  C.  Webb,  of  Weymouth,  and 

Wildes  P.  Walker,  of  Boston. 


MASSACHUSETTS    MILITIA.  107 

Division-Inspector,  EbenezerW.  Stone,  of  Roxbury. 
Division-Quirter-Master,  Geo.  M.  Thacher,  of  Boston. 
Judge-Advocate,  John  Codman,  of  Boston. 

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

THIRD  DIVISION.—  Worcester,  Hampshire,  Hamp- 
den, Franklin  and  Berkshire. 

Major-General,  Alpheus  Nettleton,  of  Springfield. 
Aids-de-Camp,  James  S.  Bryant,  of  Springfield,  and 

Frederick  A.  Clark,  of  Northampton. 
Division-Inspector,  Saml.  A.  Shackford,  of  Springfield. 
Division-Quart.-Mast.  Otis  Chapman,  of  do. 

Judge- Advocate,  Arthur  M'Arthur,  of  Northampton. 


BRIGADE  FIELD  AJYD  STAFF  OFFICERS. 

FIRST    DIVISION. 

r  Brig.-Gen.  John  S.  Tyler,  of  Boston. 
1st.  j  Aid-de-Camp,  Joel  Scott,  of     do. 
Brig.  ^  Brigade-Major,  C.  Austin  Coolidge,  of  Boston, 
C  Brig. -Quart.- Mast.  Charles  H.  Appleton,  do. 

r  Brigadier-Gen.  Henry  Dunham,  of  Abington. 
2d.  j  Aid-de-Camp, 
Brig.  S  Brigade- Maj or,  Vinson  Blanchard,  Abington. 
(  Brig.-Quart.-Mast.  Jabez  Pratt,  of  Bosto*n. 

SECOND   DIVISION. 

C  Brigadier-Gen.  James  Dana,  of  Charlestown. 
3d.  j  Aid-de-Camp,  Daniel  Bixby,  of  Lowell. 
Brig.  ^Brigade-Major,  Augustus  L.  Barrett,  of  Maiden. 
(  Brig.-Quart.-Mast.  Jere.  F.  Hall,  of  Somerville. 
(  Brigadier-General,  William  Sutton,  of  Salem. 
4th.  j  Aid-de-Camp,  Joseph  A.  Goldthwaite,  Salem. 
Brig.  ^Brigade-Major,  Nathaniel  Conant,  of  Topsfield. 
C  Brig.-Quar.-Mas.  Daniel  Perkins,  of  Salem. 


108  MASSACHUSETTS    MILITIA. 

f  Brigadier-Gen.  George  Hobbs,  of  Worcester. 
5th.  jAid-de-Camp,  William  A.  Noyes,        do. 
Brig.^  Brigade-Major,  Claudius  B.  Long,        do. 
C  Brigade-Quarter-Master, 
C  Brigadier-Gen.  David  S.  Jones,  of  Greenfield. 
6th.  j  Aid-de-Camp,  Edwid  H.  Chase,  do. 

Brig.y  Brigade-Major,  Leonard  S.  Jones,       do. 
C  Brig.-Q,uar.-Mast.  James  S.  Grennell,  do. 


OFFICERS  OF  CAVALRY. 

FIRST  DIVISION. 

First  Brigade.      National  Lancers. 
Annexed  to  1st  Regiment  of  Light  Infantry. 
Captain,  Ezra  Forestall,  of  Boston. 
1st  Lieut.  Albert  Guild,  of      do. 
2d  Lieut.  John  Sikes,  of         do. 
3d  Lieut.  Wm.  F.  White,  of  do. 


OFFICERS    OF  ARTILLERY. 
FIRST    REGIMENT. 

Third  Brigade.     Second  Division.     4   Companies* 

Colonel,  William  Schouler,  of  Lowell. 

Lieut.  Colonel,  Joshua  Goodridge,  of  Charlestown. 

Major,  Henry  Wilson,  of  Natick. 

Adjutant,  Charles  #.  Ward  well,  of  Concord. 

Captain,  Richard  Barrett,  of  Concord,  Company  A. 

Captain,  Wm.  J.  Dupee,  of  W.  Camb.,        "  B. 

Captain,  Horace  Hammond,  of  Waltham,     "  C. 

Captain,  Thomas  Critchett,  of  Boston,        "  D.f 

*  Lexington  Artillery. 
f  Charlestown  Artillery. 

SECOND  REGIMENT. 

Fourth  Brigade.     Second  Division.     4  Companies. 
Colonel,  Thomas  J.  Bowler,  of  Lynn. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Thomas  P.  Fenby,  of  do. 
Major,  Stillman  Rich,  of  do. 

Adjutant,  Gardner  A.  Burbank,  of     do. 


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Captain,  Fred.  J.  Coffin,  of  Newbnryport,  Comp'y  A. 
Captain,  Jeremiah  R.  Cook,  of  Gloucester,  "  B. 
Captain,  William  T.  Gale,  of  Lynn,  "         C. 

Captain,  John  W.  Rhoades,  of  Salem,  "        D. 

THIRD  REGIMENT. 
Sixth  Brigade.     Third  Division.    5  Companies. 

Colonel,    

Lieut.  Colonel,  Justin  Thayer,  of  Northampton. 
Major,  Leonard  Campbell,  of  Hawley. 
Adjutant,  Samuel  L.  Bardwell,  of  Shelburne. 
Captain,  Thos.  B.  Montague,  Shelburne  Falls,  Com.A. 
Captain,  William  Keith,  of  Greenfield,  *    B. 

Captain,  John  B.  Augur,  of  Northampton,  "    C. 

Captain,  Henry  A.  Bridgeman,  of  Belchertown,  "  D. 
Captain,  Levi  N.  Campbell,  of  Plainfield,  "    E. 

FOURTH  REGIMENT. 

Second  Brigade.     First  Division.     4  Companies. 

Colonel,  Wendall  Hall,  of  Plymouth. 

Lieut.  Colonel,    

Major,  Ebenezer  W.  Pierce,  of  Freetown. 

Adjutant,    — — 

Captain,  Daniel  Gloyd,  of  Abington,  Company  A. 
Captain,  Samuel  W.  Bagnall,  of  Plymouth,  "  B. 
Captain,  Charles  Brooks,  of  Hanover,  "         C. 

Captain,  Carlos  Freeman,  W.  Bridge  water,  "         D.* 

*  Norton  Artillery. 

FIFTH  REGIMENT. 

First  Brigade.    First  Division.    4  Companies. 
Colonel,  Andrew  Chase,  of  Roxbury. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  William  B.  Perkins,  of  Boston. 
Major,  Enos  Turner,  of  do. 

Adjutant,  Francis  Allen,  of  do. 

Captain,  Reuben  Lovejoy,  of  Boston,  Company  A. 
Captain,  George  W.  Brown,  "  "  B. 

Captain,  Danforth  White,  "  "         C. 

Captain,  John  L.  Staunton,  of  Roxbury,      "        D. 
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MASSACHUSETTS   MILITIA. 


OFFICERS  OF  LIGHT  LYFAJYTRY. 

Divisionary  Corps  of  Cadets.     2  Companies* 

FIRST   DIVISION. 

Lieut.  Colonel  Martin  Brimmer,  of  Boston,  Captain. 
Major  Thomas  G.  Cary,  of  "        Lieut. 

Major  James  W.  Sever,  of  "        Ensign. 

Captain  Russell  Sturgis,  of  "        Adjutant. 

SECOND  DIVISION. 

Captain,  Ephraim  F.  Miller,  of  Salem. 
Captain-Lieut.  Joseph  E.  Fisk,  of  " 

FIRST  REGIMENT.    10  Companies. 
First  Brigade.     First  Division. 

Colonel,  William  H.  Spooner,  of     Boston. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Benj.  F.  Edmands,  of  do. 
Major,  Samuel  Andrews,  of  do. 

Adjutant,  Joseph  W.  Currier,  of         do. 
Captain,  John  C.  Park,  of  Boston,  Company  A. 

Captain,  Josiah  P.  Bradlee,        "               "  B. 

Captain,  James  Cook,                  "                "  C. 

Captain,  Greenleaf  C.  Sanborn,  "  (Rifle)  "  D. 

Captain,  Newell  A.  Thompson, "               "  E. 

Lieut.  John  Parker,                    "               "  F. 

Captain,  Samuel  D.  Bates,         "                "  G. 

Captain,  John  Kurtz,                   "                "  H. 

Lieut.  Abijih  S.  Merriam,  of  Roxbury,    "  I. 

Captain,  Robert  Cowdin,  of  Boston,         "  K. 

SECOND  REGIMENT.    Extinct. 

THIRD  REGIMENT.    8  Companies. 
Second  Brigade.     First  Division. 

Colonel,  Eliab  Ward,  of        Middleboro'. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Daniel  Atwood,  of  do. 
Major,  Joseph  Sampson,  jr.  do. 

Adjutant,  Elnathan  W.  Wilbur,     do. 


MASSACHUSETTS   MILITIA.  Ill 

Captain,  Ephraim  B.  Thompson,  of  Halifax,  Comp'y  A. 

Captain,  John  Bartlett,  of  Plymouth,  B. 

Captain,  Ebenezer  B.  K.  Gurney,  of  Hanson,    "  C. 

Captain,  Henry  A.  Raymond,  of  Abington,        "  D. 

Captain,  Andrew  J.  Pickens,  of  Middleboro',     "  E. 

Captain,  Ichabod  F.  Atwood,  of          "               "  E. 

Captain,  Bela  Smith,  of  Abington,    (Rifle)       "  G. 

Captain,  Erastus  Leach,  of  Plympton,  (do.)        "  H. 

FOURTH  REGIMENT.    10  Companies. 

Third  Brigade.     Second  Division. 

Colonel,  Royall  Douglass,  of  Cambridgeport. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Samuel  Blanchard,  of  Medford. 
Major,  Moses  F.  Winn,  of  Woburn. 
Adjutant,  John  H.  Fellows,  of  Cambridge. 
Captain,  Sherman  Barrett,  of  Concord,   Company  A. 

Captain,  Timothy  T.  Sawyer,  Charlestown,     "  B. 

Captain,  Francis  H.  Joy,  of             "                 "  D. 

Captain,  Joseph  H.  Waitt,  of  Maiden,              "  E. 

Captain,  Alexander  Coy,  of  Cambridge,           "  F. 

Captain,  Jonathan  B.  Winn,  of  Woburn,          "  G. 

Captain,  John  Wiley,  of  S.  Reading,  (Rifle)    "  H. 

Captain,  James  W.  Brooks,  of  Medford,           "  I. 

Captain,  Simon  Whitney,  of  Framingham,       -  K. 

FIFTH  REGIMENT.    8  Companies. 

Third  Brigade.     Second  Division. 

Colonel,  Samuel  P.  Shattuck,  of  Peppered. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  George  Shattuck,  of  do. 
Major,  Abijah  Watson,  of  Groton. 
Adjutant,  Gilbert  Ferrin,  of  Lowell. 
Captain,  Albert  Shattuck,  of  Groton  Artillery  annexed. 
Captain,  Edmund  P.  Stone,  of  Townsend,  Company  A. 

Captain,  George  W.  Tarbell,  of  Pepperell,      "  B. 

Captain,  Ithamar  W.  Beard,  of  Lowell,             "  C. 

Captain,  James  Townsend.  of     do.                   "  D. 

Captain,  Leander  G.  Dustan,  of  Boxboro',       "  E. 

Captain,  lmla  Lawrence,  of  Westford,  (Rifle) "  F. 

Captain,  Francis  Brigham,  of  Marlboro',  (do.)  "  G. 


112  MASSACHUSETTS   MILITIA. 

SIXTH  REGIMENT.    8  Companies. 
Fourth  Brigade.     Second  Division. 
Colonel,  Joseph  Andrews,  of  Salem. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Frederick  Morrell,  of  Danvers. 

Major,    

Adjutant,  Henry  Merritt,  of  Salem. 
Lieut.  S.  Endicott  Peabody,  of  do.  Company  A. 

Captain,  William  B.  Brown,  do.  "  B. 

Captain,  Benj.  Brown,  of  Marblehead,  "         C. 

Captain,  John  Carroll,  jr.  of    do.  "  D. 

Captain,  Joseph  W.  Hildreth,  of  Beverly,    "  E. 

Lieut.  Asa  W.  Sawyer,  of  Danvers,  "  F. 

Captain,  Francis  Burnham,  Manchester,      "         G. 
Lieut.  George  W.  Wheeler,  of  Lynn,  "         H. 

Captain,  Augustus  B.  Ingalls,  do.  (Rifle)     "  I. 

SEVENTH  REGIMENT.    Extinct. 

EIGHTH  REGIMENT. 

Fifth  Brigade.     Third  Division.    5  Companies. 
Colonel,  Joshua  Rawson,  of  Upton. 

Lieut.  Colonel,  William  B.  Hale,  of  do. 

Major,    

Adjutant,  John  I.  Walker,  of  Worcester. 
Captain,  William  Miller,  Milford  Artillery,  annexed. 
Lieut.  Geo.  Crocker,  of  Uxbridge,  Company  A. 

Captain,  Edward  Lamb,  of  Worcester,  "        B. 

Captain,  L.  Lincoln  Newton,  of  do.  "        C. 

Lieut.  Samuel  G.Lesure,  of  Upton,  "       D. 

NINTH  REGIMENT. 

Fifth  Brigade.     Third  Division.     11  Companies. 
Colonel,  Francis  J.  Barrett,  of  Ashburnham. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Darwin  E.  Stewart,  of  Leominster. 
Major,  Joseph  S.  Darling,  of  do. 

Adjutant,  Henry  Kibling,  of  Ashburnham. 
Capt.  George  Woods,  Leominster  Artillery,  annexed. 
Captain,  Jonas  Corey,  of  Ashburnham,  Company  A. 
Captain,  Edwin  Upton,  of  Fitchburg",  "         B. 

Captain,  Augustus  Morse,  of  Leominster,   (Rifle)    C. 
Captain,  James  R.  Bruce,  of  Westminster,    "         D. 


MASSACHUSETTS   MILITIA.  113 

Captain,  Geo.  Williams,  of  Hubbardston,  Comp'y  E. 
Captain,  Israel  Palmer,  of  Sterling,  "         F. 

Captain,  Stephen  S.  Maynard,  of  Templeton,  "         G. 
Captain,  James  Coolidge,  of  Gardner,  "         H. 

Captain,  Cyrus  B.  Reed,  of  Royalston,  "  I. 

Captain,  Oliver  P.  Prescott,  of  Winchendon,  "         K. 

TENTH  REGIMENT.    6  Companies. 
Sixth  Brigade.     Third  Division. 
Colonel,  Elisha  A.  Edwards,  of  Southampton. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Solvin  C.  Markham,  of  Longmeadow. 
Major,  Elias  Coomes,  of  do. 

Adjutant,  Thomas  B.  Bartlett,  of  Southampton. 
Captain,  Abel  Pease,  of  Longmeadow,  Company  A. 
Captain,  Jerre  Miller,  of  Ludlow,  "  B. 

Captain,  Joseph  Root,  of  Westfield,  "  C. 

Captain,  James  F.  Harding*,  of  do.  "  D. 

Captain,  Jas.  M.  Thompson,  of  Springfield,  "         E. 
Captain,  Daniel  Leavitt,  of  Cabotville,  "  F. 

ELEVENTH  REGIMENT. 

Sixth  Brigade.      Third  Division.     6  Companies. 
Colonel,  Hervey  D.  Look,  of  Conway. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Horatio  Hawks,  of  Deerfield. 
Major,  John  J.  Crandall,  of  Coleraine. 
Adjutant,  D  wight  B.  Look,  of  Conway. 
Captain,  Lewis  Brown,  of  Deerfield,    Company  A. 
Captain,  Benjamin  Badger,  of  Wendell,       "  B. 

Captain,  Calvin  T.  Hunter,  of  Montague,    "  C. 

Captain,  Samuel  F.  Dudley,  Shutesbury,     "  D. 

Captain,  David  S.  Pierce,  of  Coleraine,        "  E. 

Captain,  Joseph  W.Phillips,  of  Conway.      "  F. 

FIRST  BATTALION.    3  Companies. 
First  Brigade.    First  Division. 

Major,  Pelatiah  S.  Bates,  of  Bellingham. 
Adjutant,  Amos  H.  Holbrook,  of  do. 
Captain,  Bradford  Lewis,  of  Walpole,  Company  A. 
Captain,  Moses  H.  Johnson,  of  Medfield,      "         B. 
Captain,  Eliab  Holbrook,  of  Bellingham,  (Rifle)     C. 
11* 


114  MASSACHUSETTS  MILITIA. 

SECOND  BATTALION.    2  Companies. 
Second  Brigade.    First  Division. 

Major,  Benjamin  R.  Gulliver,  of  Taunton. 
Adjutant,  John  H.  Perry,  of  New  Bedford. 
Lieut.  James  H.  Crocker,  of         do.         Company  A. 
Captain,  Rogers  L.  Barstow,  of  Rochester,      "       B. 

THIRD  BATTALION.    2  Companies. 

First  Brigade.    First  Division. 

Major,  Azro  B.  Stiles,  of  Quincy. 
Adjutant,  Thomas  Voakes,  of  Boston. 
Captain,  George  Crane,  of  Qnincy,  Company  A. 
Captain,  Joseph  Jacobs,  of  Hingham.         "        B. 

FOURTH  BATTALION.     3  Companies. 
Fourth  Brigade.     Second  Division. 

Major,  Samuel  A.  Heath,  of  Bradford. 

Adjutant,    

Lieut.  Nathaniel  Parker,  jr.  Company  B. 
Captain,  John  R.  Cole,  "  C. 

Captain,  Lemuel  H.  Gould,         "         D. 


ANCIENT   AND   HONORABLE   ARTILLERY  COMPANY. 

[Incorporated  1638.] 

Captain,  Gen.  Henry  K.  Oliver. 
1st  Lieutenant,  Capt.  John  C.  Park. 
2rf        do.        Capt.  George  W".  Cram. 
Adjutant,  Maj.  S.  Abbott  Lawrence. 
Orderly  Sergeant,  Lieut.  Col.  E.  F.  Hall. 

2d  do.        Lieut.  Stephen  Rhoades. 

3d  do.        Lieut.  John  Sikes. 

£th  do.        Samuel  Hatch. 

5th  do.       Capt.  Charles  H.  Stearns. 

6th  do.       Fred.  K.  Allen. 

Treasurer,  Col.  Thomas  Hunting. 
Clerk,  Lieut.  William  Alline. 
Armorer,  Capt.  Thomas  Simpson. 


MASSACHUSETTS   MEDICAL   SOCIETY.         115 

FELLOWS 

OF    THE 

MASSACHUSETTS   MEDICAL   SOCIETY. 

[ASphabeticaUy  arranged  in  Counties.] 


BARNSTABLE. 

George  Atwood,  Orleans 
James  Ayer,  Sandwich 

Elijah  W.  Carpenter,  Chath. 
Johnson  Clark,  Brewster 
Aaron  Cornish,  Falmouth 
Daniel  W.  Davis,  Welifleet 
F.  Dodge,  Harwich 

Oliver  Ford,  Barnstable 
Win.  Greene,  N.  Falmouth 
John  Harpur,  Sandwich 
Claren.G.Holbrook,  Dennis 
Thos.  P.Jackson,  Barnstable 
John  L.  Lathrop,  Provincet. 
*Jona.  Leonard,  Sandwich 
Jona.  Leonard,  jr.  " 
Steph.A.  Paine,  Provincet'n 
Alexander  Poole,  Dennis 
Benj.  F.  Seabury,  Orleans 
Jeremiah  Stone,     Chatham 


Adams 

it 

Lee 


BERKSHIRE 

Snell  Babbitt, 
Nathan  S.  Babbitt, 
John  L.  Barker, 
Hubbard  Bartlett, 
Erastus  Beach,    Sandisfield 
William  Beard,  Otis 

Calvin  C.  Bidwell,  " 

John  M.  Brewster,  Pittsfield 
Francis  H.  Chase,       " 
Henry  H.  Childs,        " 
Wm.  S.  Childs,  " 

Willard  Clough,  jr.     " 
Daniel  Collins,    '       Lenox 


JohnWXouch,  G.  Barringt. 
Luke  Dewey,  West  Stockb. 
Henry  Ferre,  Dal  ton 

Worham  L.  Fitch,  Otis 

Royal  Fowler,  Stockbridge 
Corridon  Guiteau,  Lee 

George  Hill,  Williamstown 
Isaac  Hodges,  North  Adams 
Selden  Jennings,  Richmond 
Benj.T.Kettredge,  Hinsdale 
Dudley  Leavitt,  W.  Stockb. 
Charles  McAllister,  Lee 
*01iver  Partridge,  Stockbri. 
Henry  P.Phillips,  N.  Adams 
Enoch  Pierce,  Pittsfield 
NobleB. Pickett,  G.Barringt. 
Henry  L.  Sabin,  Williamst. 
Millen  Sabin,  Lenox 

Samuel  Smith,  Williamst'n 
Philan.H.Thomas,  Hancock 
*Wm.  H.  Tyler,  N.  Adams 
Asa  G.  Welsh,  Lee 

Vassall  White,  (Curtisville) 

Stockbridge 
Avery  Williams,  Lanesboro' 
Robert  Worthington,  Lenox 

BRISTOL. 

Jason  H.  Archer,  Fall  River 
Ira  Barrows,  Norton 

Lyman  Bartlett,  N.  Bedford 
Fran. D. Bartlett,  Dartmouth 
*Leavitt  Bales,  Norton 

Wm.  P.  Bonney,  Fall  River 
ArtemasZ. Brown,  Swansey 


*  Retired  Members. 


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MASSACHUSETTS    MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


Seba  Carpenter,  Attleboro' 
Wm.H.A.Crary,  Fall  River 
James  B.  Dean,  Taunton 
Amory  Glazier,  Fall  River 
Wm.A.  Gordon,  N.Bedford 
Edw.  W.  Greene,  " 
Benj.  F.  Hardy,  N.  Bedford 
J.  H.  Hatch,  N.  Attleboro' 
Foster  Hooper,  Fall  River 
Jeremiah  Home,  N.Bedford 
Azell  P.  Ladd,  Westport 
George  Leonard,  Taunton 
Andrew  Mackie,  N. Bedford 
Calvin  Martin,  Seekonk 
Wm.  B.  Mason,  Dartmouth 
Julius  S.  Mayhew,  N.  Bedf. 
Jos.  D.  Nichols,  Attleboro' 
Wm.  F.  Perry,  Mansfield 
ThaddeusPhelps,  Attleboro' 
M.  R.  Randall,  Rehoboth 
Alexander  Reed,  N.Bedford 
Henry  Russell,  " 

Ira  Sampson,  Dighton 

Phin.  Savery,  E.  Attleboro' 
Samuel  Sawyer,  Fairhaven 
Clem.  F.  Shiverick,  N.  Bedf. 
Benj.  B.  Sisson,  Westport 
Paul  Spooner,  New  Bedford 
Caleb  Swan,  Easton 

Charles  Talbot,  Dighton 
Wm.C.Whittredge,  N.Bedf. 
Thomas  Wilbur,  Fall  River 
Henry  Willard,  " 

Alfred  Wood,  Dighton 

DUKES. 

Ivory  H.  Lucas,  Edgartown 
John  Pierce, 

Le  Roy  M.  Yale,    Tisbury, 
(Holmes'  Hole) 

ESSEX. 

John  Appleton,  Newbury 
John  Atkinson,  Newburyp. 
Benj.  Atkinson,  Amesbury 
Araasa  D.  Bacon,  Gloucester 


"Gideon  Barstow,  Salem 
Gideon  F.  Barstow,  " 
Jos.C.  Batchelder,  Topsfield 
Dan.H.  Batchelder,  Beverly 
L.  A.  Bianchini,  Newburyp. 
Clark  Blaisdell,  Marblehead 
Wyatt  C.  Boyden,  Beverly 
Calvin  Briggs,  Marblehead 
James  C.  Briggs,  " 
William  B.  Brown,  Lynn 
Chas.  H.  Brown,  Ipswich 
Enrigo  Bundt,  Salem 

George  Choate,  " 

Francis  Clarke,       Andover 
John  H.  Coggeshall,  Mar- 
blehead 
George  Coggs well,  Bradford 
Isaac  Colby,  Salem 

Benjamin  Cox,  jr.  " 

Oliver  S.  Cressy,  Hamilton 
Joseph  Farnum,  jr.  Salem 
Chandler  Flagg,  Marbleh. 
Kendall  Flint,  Haverhill 
Stephen  M.  Gale,  Methuen 
Abraham  Gould,  jr.  Saugus 
D.A.Grosvenor,  jr.  Danvers 
Edwin  P.  Grosvenor,  Glou- 
cester 
Benj.  Haskell,  Rockport 
Richard  Herbert,  Rowley 
Edward  A.  Holyoke,  Salem 
Frederick  Howes,  jr.  " 
*01iver  Hubbard,  « 

Ebenezer  Hunt,  Danvers 
J.  G.  Johnson,  Newburyport 
Samuel  Johnson,  Salem 
Nathan  Jones,  Wenham 
E.  G.  Kelly,  Newburyport 
Tim.  Kinniston,  Haverhill 
Joseph  Kittredge,  Andover 
*Ingalls  Kittredge,  Beverly 
Ingalls  Kittredge,  jr.  " 
Edward  A.  Kittredge,  Lynn 
Josiah  Lamson,  Essex 

Rufus  Longley,     Haverhill 


William  Mack, 


Salem 


MASSACHUSETTS  MEDICAL  SOCIETY.         117 


Ceorge Moody,  Georgetown 
"Thomas  Manning,  Ipswich 
RoyalA  Merriam,  Topsfield 
David  Mighill,  Georgetown 
Asa  T.  Newhall,  Lynn 

Andrew  Nichols,  Dan  vers 
James  M.  Nye,  Lynn 

George  Osborn,  Danvers 
George  Osgood,  " 

Joseph  Osgood,  " 

Abel  L.  Peirson,  Salem 

Edward  B.  Peirson,        " 
•Henry   C.    Perkins,    New- 
bury port 
Daniel  Perley,  Lynn 

Eben.  S.  Phelps,  Middleton 
Charles  H.  Pierce,  Salem 
William  Prescott,  Lynn 
William  H  Prince,  Salem 
William  Read,  Lynn 

Joseph  Reynolds,  Gloucest. 
Wm.  P.  Richardson,  Salem 
Dean  Robinson,  Newbury 
Horatio  Robinson,  Salem 
Martin  Root,  Newbury 

Joseph  Shed,  Danvers 

Isaac  P.  Smith,  Gloucester 
Jeremiah  Spofford,  Bradford 
Richard  S.  Spofford,  New- 

buryport 
Asa  Story,  Manchester 

*  Joseph  Torrey,      Beverly 
Augustus  Torrey,        " 
John  G.  Treadwell,    Salem 
Daniel  Wardwell,  Andover 
Aurelius     L.     Weymouth, 

Salem 
Henry  Wheatland,     Salem 
Asahel  H.  Wildes,  Ipswich 
Jona.  F.  Worcester,  Salem 

FRANKLIN. 

Parley  Barton,  Orange 

Edward  Barton,  S.  Orange 
John  Brooks,  Bernardston 
Elijah  W.  Carpenter,    " 


Lucius  Cooke,  Wendell 
Christopher  Dean,  Colerain 
James  Deane,  Greenfield 
Chas. M.Duncan,  Shelburne 
Eras.  D.  Hamilton,  Conway 
Geo.  W.  Hamilton,  " 
A.SumnerHaskell,Deerfield 
Geo.  H.  Kingsbury 
Charles  Knowlton,  Ashfield 
Joel  Lyon,  Gill 

Leonard  Morgan,  Ley  den 
Bradley  Noyes,  New  Salem 
Gustavus  D.  Peck,  Sunder- 
land 
Alph.  F.  Stone,  Greenfield 
Amos  Taylor,  Warwick 
Chester  Thomas,  N.  Salem 
Albert  White,  Shutesbury 
Steph.  W.  Williams,  Deer- 
field 

HAMPDEN. 

Jehiel  Abbott,  Westfleld 
Washington  Alden,  Ludlow 
Charles  Bailey,  Springfield 
David  Bemis,  " 

William  Bridgman,  " 
John  B.  Bridgman,    " 
Horatio  Bryant,    Blandford 
Reuben   Champion,     West 

Springfield 
Stephen   Champion,    West 

Springfield 
Amasa  Davis,  Palmer 

T.  K.  DeWolf,        Chester 
Benj.  H.  Ellis,    Springfield 
Joseph  H.  Flint,        " 
James  H.  Gray,         " 
Vincent  Holcomb,  Granville 
Josi.G.  Holland,  Springfield 
George    Hooker,        Long- 
meadow 
Levi  W.Humphreys,  Sbuth- 

wick 
Bela  B.  Jones,    Springfield 
Gideon  Kibhee,  Wilbraham 


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MASSACHUSETTS   MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


Aaron  King,  Palmer 

Asa  Lincoln,  Brimfield 

Jesse  W.  Rice,  Wilbraham 
Aaron  Shaw,  Wales 

Marcus  M.  Shearer,  Palmer 
Thos.  H.  Stewart,  Springf. 
James  M.  Smith,  " 

John  Smith,  Wales 

Alvan  Smith,  Monson 

Henry  R.  Vaille,  Springfield 
John  R.  Wilbur,         " 
"Leonard  Williams,  Chester 
Lucius  Wright,    Westfield, 
Silas  P.  Wright,  Blandford 

HAMPSHIRE. 

Ebenezer   B.   Allen,     Bel- 

chertown 
Benjamin    Barrett,    North- 
ampton 
Reuben  Bell,  Hadley 

Artemas  Bell,  Southampton 
S.  D.  Brooks,  Norwich 

Timo.H. Brown,  Worthingt. 
Syl  van  usClapp,  Chesterfield 
Atherton  Clark,  E.Hampton 
Edw.  E.  Denniston,  North- 
ampton 
*Elihu  Dwight,  S.  Hadley 
*Otis  Goodman,  " 

Horace  Goodrich,  Ware 
C.  A  Hall,  Northampton 
*Wm. Holland,  Belchertown 
*Wm.  Hooker,  Westhampt. 
Thos.  Meekins,  Williams- 
burgh 
Alexan    Le  Baron  Munroe, 

Granby 
HerveyOrcutt,  Westhampt. 
Addison  S  Peck,  Hatfield 
*  William  Porter,  Hadley 
Eben  C.  Richardson,  Ware 
Sarfluel  Shaw,  Plainfield 
Washington    Shaw,      Wil- 

liamsburgh 
Jonas  M.  Smith,     Amherst 


Philemon  Stacy,       Hadley 
Israel  H.  Taylor,      Pelham 
Daniel  Thompson,     North- 
ampton, 
Horatio   Thompson,      Bel- 
chertown 
James   Thompson,     North- 
ampton 
E.  G.  Ufford,        S.  Hadley 
Joseph  Warren,  Middlefield 

MIDDLESEX. 

Horatio  Adams,  Waltham 
Abel  B.  Adams,  Bedford 
Willard  Adams,  Woburn 
Nathan  Allen,  Lowell 

Charles    H.    Allen,    Cam- 

bridgeport 
Ebenezer  Ames,  Wayland 
Aaron  G.Babcock,Waltham 
*Amos  Bancroft,  Groton 
Amos  B.  Bancroft,  " 
Henry  A.  Barrett,  Concord 
Josiah  Bartlett,  " 

JohnC.Bartlett,  Chelmsford 
Luther  V.  Bell,  Somerville- 
Albert  J.  Bellows,  Charles- 
town 
Jona.  W.  Bemis,  Charles- 
town 
Charles  V.  Bemis,  Medford 
Peleg  Bradley,  Dracut 

Isaac  G.  Braman,  Brighton 
*Silas  Brown,  Wilmington 
Sewell  G.Burnap,  Holliston 
John  Butterfield,  Lowell 
Patrick  P.Campbell,  Lowell 
Hermon  Chandler,  Stow 
Charles  F.   Chaplin,    Cam- 

bridgeport 
Daniel  Clarke,  Lowelr 

Moses  Clark,  E.  Cambridge 
William  Cogswell,  Lowell 
Wm  J.  Currier,  Lexington 
Josiah  Curtis,  Lowell 

George  Cutler,  Charlestown 


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Nehemiah  Cutter,  Pepperell 
Benjamin  Cutter,  Woburn 
John  C.  Dalton,  Lowell 
Kendall  Davis,  Reading 
Abrah.  D.  Dearborn,  Lowell 
Watson  S.  Drew,  Wioburn 
Oliver  Everett,  Sherburne 
Atnos  Farnsworth,  Groton 
*Timothy  Fiske,  Holliston 
James  W.  Ford,  Lowell 
Nathan  French,  Maiden 
Milton  Fuller,  Medford 
William  Gallup,  Concord 
Daniel  Gould,  Maiden 

Levi  Gould,  Wilmington 
John  W.  Graves,  Lowell 
Joshua  Green,  Groton 

John  O.  Green,  Lowell 
William  Grey,  " 

DavidA.Grosvenor,Rt5ading 
John  F.  Grosvenor,     " 
Lucius  H. Grosvenor,  " 
Jonas  C.  Harris,  Hopkinton 
Jerome  Harris,  West  Cam- 
bridge 
John  Heard,  Holliston 

Benj.W.Hildreth,  Marlboro' 
Joseph  F.  Hill,  Billerica 
Reuben  W.  Hill,  Lowell 
Ebenezer  P.  Hills,  Shirley 
Alfred  Hitchcock,  Ashby 
Anson  Hooker,  E.  Cambri. 
Jeremiah  Home,  Lowell 
Hiram  Hosmer,  Watertown 
Zadok  Howe,  Billerica 

Estes  Howe,  Cambridge 
John  Hoyt,  Natick 

Otis  Hoyt,  Framingham 
*Walter*HunnewelJ,  Water- 
town 
Elisha  Huntington,  Lowell 
J.  Stearns  Hurd,  Charlest'n 
*Benjamin  James,  Weston 
Jeremiah  P.  Jewett,  Lowell 
OthelloO. Johnson,  Sudbury 
*Moses  Kidder,  Townsend 


Gilman  Kimball,  Lowell 
*John  B.  Kiltredge,  Fram- 
ingham 
Henry  Kittredge,  Tewksb'y 
Theo.  Kittredge,  Waltham 
Floyer  G.  Kittredge,  Stow 
J.  T.  Gilman  Leach,  Lowell 
Henry  Lyon,  Charlestown 
Peter  Manning,  Lowell 

George  Mansfield,         " 
Joseph  D.  Mansfield,  South 

Reading 
Austin  Marsh,  Dracut 

Daniel  Morse,  Lowell 

John  Nelson,  Lexington 
Jonathan  Newell,  Stow 

Ezra  Nichols,  Newton 

*Benj.  Osgood,  West  ford 
Daniel  Parker,  Billerica 
Hiram  Parker,  Lowell 

James  C.  Parker,  Shirley 
Otis  Perhaui,  Lowell 

John  T.  Pilsbury,  " 

Harlin  Pilsbury,  " 

Sylvanus  Plymptou,  Cam- 
bridge 
Augus.  Plympton,  Wobum 
Joseph  Poland,  S.  Reading 
Jefferson  Pratt,  Hopkinton 
*Amariah  Preston,  Bedford 
Saml. Richardson,  Watert'n 
Thos.  Richmond,  Westford 
George  Russell,  Waltham 
Lucius  L.  Scammell,  Hop- 
kinton 
Isaac  W.  Scribner,  Lowell 
Benj.  Seabury,  Charlestown 
*Benjamin  Skelton,  Lowell 
Elton  R.  Smilie,  S. Reading 
Stillman  Spaulding,  Lex- 
ington 
Sleph.H. Spaulding,  Newton 
Miles  Spaulding,  Dunstable 
George  Stearns,  Groton 
Wrn.  F.  Stevens,  Stoncham 
Aug.G.Stickney,  Townsend 


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MASSACHUSETTS   MEDICAL   SOCIETY, 


Daniel  Swan,  Medford 

•'r.         Geo.W.  Symonds,  Littleton 

*CalvinThomas,Tyng!-boro' 

Abraham      R.    Thompson, 

Charlestown 
Sainl.  A.  Toothaker,  South 

Reading 
Wm.  J.  Walker,  Charlest'n 
*John  Walton,       Pepperell 
Edward   Warren,   Newton, 

(Lower  Falls) 
John    W.   Webster,    Cam- 
bridge 
David  Wells,  Lowell 

Timothy  Wellington,  West 

Cambridge 
William     W.    Wellington, 

Cambridgeport 
Simon  Whitney,    Framing. 
Samuel  S.  Whitney,  New- 
ton, (Upper  Falls) 
James      M.      Whittemore, 

Brighton 
Hervey  B.  Wilbur,   Lowell 
Abel  H.  Wilder,        Groton 
Thomas  Womersly,  Lowell 
Morrill  Wyman,  Cambridge 

NANTUCKET. 

ElishfaP.Fearing,  Nantucket 
John  B.  King,  " 

Nathaniel  Ruggles,    " 
Benj.  H.  West,  " 

NORFOLK. 

Ebenezer  Alden,  Randolph 
Henry  Bartlett,  Roxbury 
Artemas  Brown,  Medway 
ErastusH.CIapp,  Wrentham 
Benj.  E.  Cotting,  Roxbury 
Wm.  A.  Davis,  Dorchester 
Wm.  P.   Dexter,   Roxbury, 

Jamaica  Plain 
Wm.  B.  Duggan,    Quincy 
Noah  Fifield,      Weymouth 
James  W.  Foster^  Foxboro* 


Fordyce  Foster,  CohasseS 
Grenville  W.  Gay,  Quincy 
William  Gordon,  " 

JohnH.  Gushee,  East  Wey- 
mouth 
Luther  M.  Harris,  Roxbury 
James  Hewins,  Medfield 
Joseph  Hobbins,  Brookline 
Christo.  C.  Holmes,  Milton 
Fred.  Howard,  Randolpb 
Appleton  Howe,Weymoutfo 
Edward  Jarvis,  Dorchester 
LymanB.Larkin,  Wrentham 
Eben.  T.  Learned,  Wey- 
mouth 
Benjamin  Mann,  Wrentham- 
*PaulR.  Metcalf,  " 
Nathaniel  Miller,  Franklin 
ErastusD. Miller,  Dorchester 
Horatio  G.  Morse,  Roxbury 
Josiah  Noyes,  Need  ham 
*Nathl.S.  Prentiss,  Roxbury 
JacobRichards,  jr.  Braintree 
Peter  G.  Robbins,  Roxbury 
Steph. Salisbury  ,jr,  Medway 
Saml.  A. Shurtleff,  Brookline 
JohreP.Spooner,  Dorchester 
S.  A.  Stanley,  Bellingham 
James  A.  Stetson,  Quincy 
Jeremy  Stimpson,  Dedham 
Ebenezer  Stone,  Walpole 
Robert  Thaxter,  Dorchester 
Thomas    K.    Thomas,   jr. 

Milton 
Simeon  Tucker,  Stoughtore 
Bradford  L.  Wales,    Ran- 
dolph 
Jonathan  Ware,         Miltort 
C.  Minot  Weld,      Roxbury 
Phineas  P.  Wells,       " 
Benj.  H.  West,  Dorchester 
*Jonathan  Wildjr.  Braintree 
Charles  Wild,       Brookline 
Chas.  M.  Winship,  Roxbury 
Theophilus  Wood,       East 
Randolph 


MASSACHUSETTS    MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


121 


Anthony    Woodside,    Rox- 

bury 
Eben.  Woodward,    Quincy 

PLYMOUTH. 

Samuel  Alden,  Bridgewater 
Hen.  Blanchard,  Marshfield 
John  S.Champney,Abingt'n 
Alonzo  Chapin,  " 

Anthony  Collamore,  Pem- 
broke 
Perez  F.Doggett,  Wareham 
Walton  N.  lillis,  Roches- 
ter (Sippican) 
RobertT.  P.Fiske,  Hingham 
Amory  Gale,  Sciluate 

Timothy  Gordon,  Plymouth 
Josi. S.Hammond,  Plympton 
Joseph  Haskell,  Rochester 
Nathan  Hayward,Plymouth 
Levi  Hubbard,  " 

Benj.  Hubbard,  " 

Elisha  James,  Seituate 

Wm.  Knight,  Middleboro' 
Charles  Locherby,  East 

Bridgewater 
Eph.    Lowell,      Marshfield 
Peter    Mackie,      Wareham 
Jedidiah.Miller,  Middleboro' 
Asa   Millet,       Mattapoiset, 

Rochester 
Paul  L.  Nichols,  Kingston 
*HectorOrr,  E. Bridgewater 
Samuel  A.  Orr,  Bridgewater 
Nathan  Perry,  N.  Bridge- 
water 
John  Perkins,  Middleboro' 
John  Porter,  Duxbury 

Calvin  B.  Pratt,  Bridgewat. 
Newton  Southworth,  Roch- 
ester 
Ezra  Stevenson,  Hingham 
Jonathan  Studley,  Hanover 
Geo.  Sturtevant,  Middle- 
borough 

12 


Ezekiel  Thaxter,  Abington 
Francis  Thomas,     Scituate 

(Harbor) 
Jonas  Underwood,  Hingham 
Winslow  Warren,  Plymouth 
Noah    Whitman,  West 

Bridgewater 
James  Wilde,         Duxbury 

SUFFOLK. 

Alanson  Abbe,  Boston 

Samuel  L.  Abbott,  " 

Zabdiel  B.  Adams,  " 

Edwin  Adams,  " 

Andrew  Alexander,  a 
Benj.  B.  Appleton,  jr.    " 

Jason  C.  Ayres,  " 

John  Bacon,  jr.  " 

Alvan  Bacon,  " 
George  Baker, 
Stephen  Ball,  jr. 
Benj.  L   Ball, 
Charles  F.  Barnard, 


Chelsea 

Boston 
« 


George  Bartlett,  il 

Erastus  H.  Bartlett,  " 

*George  Bates,  le 

George  A.  Bethune,  " 

Henry  Bigelow,  " 

Henry  J.  Bigelow,  f 

Jacob  Bigelow,  u 

Henry  1.  Bowditch,  " 

Marcellus  Bowen,  " 

Ward  N.  Boylston,  " 

*  Williams  Bradford,  " 

Thomas  M.  Brewer,  " 

William  A.  Briggs,  " 

Edward  Brooks,  jr.  " 

John  B.  Brown,  " 

Brown  Buckminster,  " 

Ephraim  Buck,  " 

Ephraim  Buck,  jr.  " 
Chas.  E.  Buckingham, lt 

SerenoE.D.Bumstead,  " 

Samuel  Cabot,  jr.  " 

Robert  Capen,  " 


122 


MASSACHUSETTS    MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


John  S.  Carter,  Boston 

Walter  Channing,  " 
Charles  Chase,  Chelsea 

Jesse  Chickering,       Boston 
Henry  G.  Clark,  " 

Luther  Clark,  " 

William  E.  Coale,  " 
Willard  W.  Codman,  " 
William  S.  Coffin,  " 
Daniel  T.  Coit,  « 

Wm.  M.  Cornell,  " 

Phineas  M.  Crane,  E.  Bost. 
J.  A.  Cummings,        Boston 
Edw.  L.  Cunningham,  " 
William  W.  Cutler,       " 
William  J.  Dale,  " 

Francis  Dana,  " 

Edward  J.  Davenport,  tl 
Oliver  Dean,  u 

George  Derby,  " 

Theodore  Dexter,  " 

John  H.  Dix,  " 

Clifford  Dorr,  " 

Sidney  Drinkwater,  Chelsea 
Henry  Dyer,  Boston 

Horace  Dupee,  jr.  " 

Silas  Durkee,  " 

Frederick  A.  Eddy,  " 
Joseph  L.  Fales,  H 

John  D.  Fisher,  " 

Francis  W.  Fisher,  " 
Josiah  F.  Flagg,  " 

John  Flint,  " 

Charles  F.  Foster,  " 

James  B.  Forsyth,    Chelsea 
MalteWm.A.  Franck,  Bost. 
Augustus  K.  Gardner,  " 
Ware  G.  Gay,  " 

Martin  Gay,  " 

Lewis  J.  Glover,  " 

Charles  Gordon,  " 

John  W.  Gorham,  " 
Augustus  A.  Gould,  " 
Francis  H.  Gray,  " 

Thomas  Gray,  jr.  " 

Henry  B.  C.  Green,      " 


James  B.  Gregerson,  Bosto® 
Samuel  Gregg, 

Enoch  Hale,  " 

Edward  Hall,  " 

George  A.  Hammett,  " 

Wm.  (J.  Hanaford,  " 

Friedrich  Hartmann,  " 

Albert  A.  Hassard,  " 

William  Hawes,  " 

John  C.  Hay  den,  a 

George  Hayward,  u 

George  Hayward, jr.  " 

Joshua  H.  Hayward,  " 
Frazier  J.  Head, 
George  Heaton, 

Kimball  Hill,  " 

RufusL.  Hinckley,  E.  Bosft. 
Chns.  F.  Hoffendahl,  Boston 

Jonas  W.  Ho  I  man,  " 

Oliver  W.  Holmes,  " 

John  Hoinans,  li 

Robert  W.  Hooper,  " 

Samuel  G.  Howe,  " 

George  Hubbard,  " 

Herman  B.  Inches,  " 

William  Ingalls,  " 
James  Jackson, 

John  B.  S.  Jackson,  " 

Charles  T.  Jackson,  " 

Alexander  Jackson,  " 

John  Jeffries,  " 

Joseph  J.  Jones,  u 

Nathan  C.  Keep,  " 

Saml.  Kneeland,jr.  " 

Jonas  H.  Lane,  " 

J.  F.  W.  Lane,  « 

Alfred  Lane,  ** 

John  S.  Lee,  « 

Henry  S.  Lee,  " 
Edward  P.  Le  Prohon,  " 

Winslow  Lewis,  jr.  " 
George  B.  Loring,    Chelsea 
Giles  H.  Lodge,         Boston 

Daniel  Mann,  " 

Cyrus  S.  Mann,  " 

Ephraim  Marston,  " 


MASSACHUSETTS    MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


123 


Henry  J.  Martin,      Boston 
Levi  Merrill,  " 

Charles  Mifflin,  " 

Louis  M  F.  Mighault,  " 
Joseph  Moriarty,  " 

William  W.  Morland,  " 
Samuel  Morrill,  " 

Jonathan  G  Morse,  " 
John  Odin,  jr.  u 

Fitz  Edward  Oliver,  << 
David  Osgood,  " 

George  W.  Otis,  jr.  Chelsea 
Joseph  Palmer,  Boston 

Ezra  Palmer,  jr.  " 

Edward  D.  C.  Palmer,   " 
Thomas  I.  Parker,         " 
Wm.  T.  Parker,   S.  Boston 
Thomas  I.  Parker,     Boston 
George  B.  Parks,  u 

George  Parkman,  " 

Samuel  Parkman,  u 

^Nathaniel  Peabody,  M 
Marshall  S.  Perry,  " 
Charles  A.  Phelps,  " 
Abner  Phelps,  " 

Erastus  O.  Phinney,  " 
James  M.  Phipps,  u 

Richard  U.  Piper,  " 

Charles  G.  Putnam,  " 
Benj.  P.  Randall,  " 

Peter  Renton,  " 

Edward  Reynolds,  " 
Aaron  P.  Richardson,  " 
Joseph  Roby,  " 

Samuel  Rogers,  jr.  " 
John  G.  Rosenstein,  u 
Le  Baron  Russell,  " 

Richard  H.  Salter,  " 
Thomas  F.  Saxton,  " 
G.  C.  Shattuck,  " 

Geo.  C.  Shattuck,  jr.  " 
Benjamin  Shurtleff,  " 
Natiil.  B.  Shurtleff,  * 
Paul  Simpson,  jr.  " 

Jerome  V.  C.  Smith,  " 
Asa  B.  Snow,  " 


John  S pence,  jr.        Boston 
Charles  H.  Stedman,     " 
John  Stevens,  " 

Eben.  Stevens,  S.  Boston 
Justin  E.  Stevens,  Boston 
Calvin  Stevens,  " 

D.  Humphreys  Storer,  " 
Woodbridge  Strong,  M 
Frederic  A.  Sumner,  " 
Mortimer  B.  Tappan,  " 
Charles  Thacher,  «' 

William  H.  Thayer,  « 
David  Thayer,  " 

Alexander  Thomas,  ** 
George  N.  Thompson,  " 
Horace  Thurston,  " 

John  Tooiny,  Chelsea 

George  Tower,  Boston 

SolomonD.Townsend,  " 
Wm.  E.  Townsend,  * 
Samuel  Trull,  " 

Joshua  Tucker,  u 

Albert  G.  Upham,  « 

John  B.  Walker,  " 

Henry  A.  Ward,  " 

John  Ware,  " 

Charles  E.  Ware,  " 

John  C.  Warren,  " 

J.  Mason  Warren,  n 

John  W.  Warren,  jr.  " 
Abraham  A.  Watson,  " 
Moses  W.  Weld,  " 

Abner  B.  Wheeler,  '« 
Warren  J  Whitney,  a 
Samuel  Wigglesworth, " 
Danforth  P.  Wight,  " 
Francis  A.  Willard,  " 
Jeffries  Wyman,  u 

Richard  S.  Young,  " 
Jasper  H.  York,    S.  Boston 

WORCESTER. 

Josiah  Abbott,  jr.  Marlboro' 
John  Andrews,  Boylston 
Steph.  Bachelder,Rovalston 
"Stephen  Ball,    Northbbro' 


124 


MASSACHUSETTS   MEDICAL    SOCIETY. 


Wm.  M .  Benedict,  Millbury 
Oliver  H.  Blood,  Worcester 
Thos.R.Boutelle,  Fitchburg 
Adol.Brigham,  Shrewsbury 
Alphonso  Brooks,  Princeton 
Luther  Bugbee,  Spencer 
Nelson  Carpenter,  Warren 
Henry  Carpenter,  jr.  Upton 
Calvin  Carter,  Lancaster 
ShepardClark,  Hubbardston 
Henry  G.  Davis,  Millbury 
George  Estabrook,  Rutland 
Allen  C.  Fay,  Miiford 

Clisson  C.  Field,  Leominster 
*Austin  Flint,  Leicester 
Edward  Flint,  " 

John  Green,  Worcester 
*Daniel  Green,  Auburn 
Samuel  F.Green,  Worcester 
Jonas  Guilford,  Spencer 
Samuel  C.  Hartwell,,  South- 
bridge 
Russell  L.  Hawes,  Wor- 
cester 
Benjamin     F.      Heywood, 

Worcester 
EliakimA.Holman,  Harvard 
Jacob  Holmes,        Leicester 
George  Hoyt,  Athol 

Amory  Hunting,  Worcester 
Henry  F.  Johnson,      " 
Joshua  J.  Johnson,   North- 

boro' 
William  M.Kimball,  South- 
bridge 
Dan  Lamb,  Charlton 

Francis  Leland,  Milford 
Henry  Lincoln,  Lancaster 
*Silas  Marshall,  Templeton 
Jonas  A.  Marshall,  Fitch- 
burg 
John  G.  Metcalf,  Men  don 
Lawson  Myrick,  Brookfleld 
Calvin  Newton,  Worcester 
J.W.D.  Osgood,  Templeton 


Amos  Parker,  Bolton 

Henry  Parker,  Grafton 

David  Parker,  Gardner 

Wm.  Parkhurst,  Petersham 
Warren  Partridge,  Princet'n 
Wm.  D.  Peck,  Sterling 

Moses  Phelps,  Hubbardston 
*Nathl.  Pierce,  Lunenburg 
Delano  Pierce,  Grafton 

Benj.  Pond,  Westboro' 

Isaac  Porter,  Charlton 

Joshua  Porter,  N. Brookfleld 
Augustus  Robbins,  Holden 
JamesW.Robbins,  Uxbridge 
Erastus  Robinson,  North- 
bridge 
Charles  G.  Safford,  South- 

boro' 
Joseph  Sargent,  Worcester 
Wm. S. Saunders,  Sturbridge 
John  M.  Smith,  Southbridge 
David  S.C.H.  Smith,  Sutton 
Cleaveland     S.      Stillwell,. 

Lancaster 
Joseph  Stone,  Hardwick 
Wm.P.  Stone,  Ashburnham 
AugustineC.  Taft,  Uxbridge 
Samuel  Taylor,  Petersham 
John  W.  Tenney,  Webster 
James  A.  Tenney,  Wor- 
cester 
N.  Quincy  Tirrell,  Sutton 
John  L.  Thompson,  Bolton 
Stephen      K.       Wardvvell, 

Hardwick 
Ed  ward. VI.  Wheeler,  Paxton 
John    White,    Westminster 
Charles  W.  Wilder,  Leom- 
inster 
Abel  Wilder,  Mendon 

George  Willard,  Uxbridge 
Ezekiel  Wood,  Douglas 
Samuel       B.       Woodward, 

Worcester 
Wm.  Workman,  Worcester 


CONVENTION    OF    MINISTERS.  125 

The  Convention  of  the  Congregational  Ministers  in  the 

Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts 
Is  a  voluntary  Association  embracing  all  the  Congre- 
gational Clergy  of  the  Commonwealth,  but  vested  with 
no  particular  authority  or  control  over  the  Churches. 

Their  meeting  is  held  in  Boston,  on  the  last  Wed- 
nesday in  May,  annually,  at  five  o'clock,  p.  m.  and  the 
following  day.  After  transacting  the  usual  business 
of  the  Convention,  a  sermon  is  delivered  in  public 
before  them,  and  a  collection  made  for  the  charitable 
purpose  of  relieving  the  indigent  Widows  of  Congre- 
gational clergymen. 

The  Officers  of  the  Convention  are — 
Rev.  N.  Adams,  of  Boston,  Scribe  of  the  Convention. 
Rev.  Samuel  K.  Lothrop,  of  Boston,  Treasurer. 
Alvan  Lamson,  d.  d.  of  Dedham,  1st  Preacher. 
Rev.  Parsons  Cooke,  of  Lynn,  2d  Preacher. 

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

The  statements  of  the  members  of  the  Reporting 
Committee  are  expected  to  contain  answers  to  the  fol- 
lowing questions — 
1.    What  is  her  age  ? 

%    What  are  the  number,  the  sex,  the  ages,  and  the 
circumstances  of  their  children? 
12* 


CONVENTION    OP    MINISTERS. 


3.  What  is  a  fair  estimate  of  her  property? 

4.  What  is  her  ability  to  help  herself? 

5.  What  connexions  has  she,  who  are  bound  to  af- 
ford her  assistance  ?  And  in  what  way  do  they  assist 
her  ? 

6.  What  is  her  income  ? 

7.  What  peculiar  circumstances  render  her  an  ob- 
ject of  charity ;  or  make  it  desirable  that  she  should 
have  aid  this  year  ? 

CENTRAL    COMMITTEE. 

John  Pierce,  d.  d.  Charles  Lowell,  d.  d.  John  Cod- 
man,  d.  d.  Rev.  George  Putnam,  Richard  S.  Storrs, 
D.  d.  with  the  Treasurer  and  Scribe. 


REPORTING 

Suffolk. 
Rev.  Silas  Aiken 
Essex. 
Rev.  Bailey  Loring 
Rev.  David  T.  Kimball 
Rev.  J.  CI.  A.Edgell 

Middlesex. 
Rev.  Barzillai  Frost 
Rev.  Amos  Blanchard 

Hampshire. 
Rev.  Pomroy  Belden 
Rev.  Morris  E.  White 

Plymouth. 
James  Kendall,  d.  d. 
Rev.  Paul  Couch 
Barnstable,    Dukes,     and 

JYantucket. 
Rev.  Nathaniel  Cogswell 
Rev*  Asahel  Cobb 


COMMITTEE. 

Bristol. 
Rev.  Oren  Fowler 

Worcester. 
Thomas  Snell,  d.  d. 
Rev.  Alonzo  Hill 
Rev.  Eben.  W.  Bullard 
Rev.  Lewis  Sabin 

Berkshire. 
Rev.  James  Bradford 

Norfolk. 
Rev.  Elisha  Fiske 
Calvin  Hitchcock,  d.  d. 

Franklin. 
Rev.  James  H.  Merrill 
Rev.  Theoph.  Packard,  jr. 

Hampden. 
T.  M.  Cooley,  d.  d. 
Rev.  W.  B.  O.  Peabody 


Massachusetts  Congregational  Charitable  Society. 
Annual  Meeting  on  the  Monday  preceding  the  last 
Wednesday  in  May. 

[This  Society  was  incorporated  24th  of  March,  1786 ;  "  for  the  hu- 
mane and  benevolent  purpose  of  affording  relief  and  support  to  the 
widows  and  children  of  deceased  ministers.  The  members  ma}'  not 
exceed  thirty  of  the  clergy,  and  laity  in  equal  proportion."] 

President,  Peter  C.  Brooks. 
Vice-President,  John  Pierce,  d.  d. 


BISHOPS    IN    THE    UNITED    STATES.  127 

Secretary,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 

Treasurer,  James  Savage. 

Counsellors,  Josiah  Quincy,  ll.  d.  Peter  C.  Brooks, 
Jonathan  Phillips,  James  Savage,  John  A.  Lowell, 
Daniel  A.  White. 

Bishops  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church. 

John  H.  Hopkins,  D.  D.  of  Burlington,     Diocese  of  Vermont. 

Manton  Eastburn,  D.  D.  of  Boston,  "  Mass. 

John  P.  K.  Henshaw,  D.  D.  of  Providence,  "  R.I. 

Thos.  C.  Brownell,  D.  D.  LL.  D.  of  Hartford,  "  Conn. 

William  H.  De  Lancey,  D.  D.  of  Geneva,  "  N.  ¥. 

George  W.  Doane,  D.D.  LL.D.  of  Burlington,  "  N.  J. 

Alfred  Lee,  D.  D.  of  Wilmington,  "  Delaware. 

William  R.  Whittingham,  D.D.  of  Baltimore,  "  Maryland. 

William  Meade,  D.  D.  of  Millwood,  "  Virginia. 

John  Johns,  I).  D.  of  Richmond,  "  do. 

Levi  S.  Ives,  D.  D.  of  Raleigh,  "  N.  Carolina. 

Christopher  E.  Gadsden,  D.  D.  of  Charleston,  "  S.Carolina 

Stephen  Elliott,  jr.  D.  D.  of  Savannah,  "  Georgia. 

Charles  P.  M'llvaine,  D.  D.  of  Gambia,  "  Ohio. 

Benjamin  B.  Smith,  D.  D.  of  Louisville,  "  Kentucky. 

James  H.  Otey,  D.  D.  of  Columbia,  "  Tennessee. 

Samuel  A.  McCoskry,  D.  D.  of  Detroit,  "  Michigan 

Philander  Chase,  D.  D.  of  Peoria  Co.,  "  Illinois. 

Leonidas  Polk,  D.  D.  of  Thibadeauxville,  "  Louisiana. 

Jackson  Kemper,  D.  D.  of  St.  Louis,  "  Missouri. 

Charlton  Chase,  D.  D.  of  Claremont,  "  N.Hampshire. 

Nicholas  H.  Cobbs,  D.D.  "  Alabama. 

Cicero  S.  Hawks,  D.D.  "  Missouri. 

George  W.  Freeman,  "  Arkansas. 

Alonzo  Potter,  D.  D.  LL.  D.  of  Philadelphia,  "  Pennsylvania. 
William  J.  Boone,  M.  D.  Missionary  Bishop  of  China. 

Horatio  Southgate,  '*  Turkey. 

Bishops  of  the  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

Joshua  Soule",  D.  D.  Elijah  Hedding,  D.  D.  Beverly  Waugh,  D.  D. 
Thomas  A.  Morris,  D.  D.  L.L.Hamline,  D.  D.  James  O.  Andrews, 
D.  D.  Edmund  S.  Janes,  D.  D. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishops  in  the  United  States. 
Samuel  Eccleston,  Archbishop  of  Baltimore. 

Benedict  Joseph  Flaget,  of  Bardstown,  Ken. — G.  J.  Chabrat,  Coadj. 
Anthony  Blanc,  of  New  Orleans. 

Benedict  Fenwick,  of  Boston,  Mass. — John  Fitzpatrick,  D.  D.  Coadj. 
John  Hughes,  of  New  York. — John  McCloskey,  D.  D.  Coadj. 
Fred.  Reze,  D.  D.  of  Detroit — P.  P.  Lefevre,  D.  D.  Coadj. 
F.  P.  Kenrick,  of  Philadelphia.      Peter  R.  Kenrick,  D.  D.  St.  Louis. 
John  B.  Purcell,  of  Cincinnati.    C.  de  la  Hailandiere,  of  Vincennes. 
R.  P.  Miles,  D.  D.  of  Nashville.   Matthias  Loras,  D.  D.  of  Dubuque. 
V.  Whelan,  D.  D.   Richmond.     John  J.  Chanche,  D.D.  Natchez. 
Dr.  O'Conner,  D.  D.  of  Pittsburg;  Wm.  Quarter,  D.  D.  of  Chicago; 
Andrew  Byrnes,  D.  D.  of  Arkansas;  T.  M.  Henni,  D.  D.  of  Milwau- 
kie;  F.  N.  Blanchet,  D.D.   of  Oregon;  W.Tyler,  D.D.   of   Hartf. 
I.  A.  Reynolds,  D.  D.  of  Charleston,  S.C.  Michael  Portier,  of  Mobile. 


128  CHURCHES    AND    MINISTERS. 

CHURCHES  AJYD  MTMSTERS  IJY  MASS. 

ARRANGED    ACCORDING    TO    SENIORITV. 

JVjT  C  for  Congregational ist,  -C  Unitarian  Cong.  P  Presbyterian, 
B  Baptist,  K  Episcopal,  M  Methodi-t,  It  M  Reformed  Methodist, 
U  Universalis,  F  Friends,  N  J  New  Jerusalem,  FB  Freewill  Bap. 
X  Christian,   It  C  Roman  Catholic. 

Boston.  SUFFOLK. 

Chauncey- place,  JV.  L   Frothing  ham,  d.  d                  .  -C 

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

Unionst.    Rollin  H.  JYeale,                 .             .  B 

Old  South,  Washin«iton-st.    George  W.  Blagden,  C 

Kings  Chapel,  Tremont-st.    Ephraim  Peabody,        .  -C 

Friends,  Milton  pi.           ...  F 

Bratt!e-st.   Samuel  K.  Lothrop,          .             .             .  -C 

Mew  North,  Hanover-st.    Francis  Parkman,  d.  d.    )  p 

Amos  Smith,  $ 

New  South,  Summer-st.    Alexander  Young,              .  -C 

Christ  Church.  Sal  em -si.    John  Woart,                .  E 

Federal-st.    Ezra  S.  Gannett,  D.  n.                .             .  -C 

Ho!lis-st.                .....  -C 

Trinity,  Summer-st.    Manton  Easlburn,  d.  d. 

John  L    Watson,  Assist.  Minis 

West,  Lynde-st.    Charles  Lowell,  n.  d.  )  p 

Cyrus  A.  Bartol,  $ 

Baldwin-place,   Baron  Stow,               .             .  B 

Hanover-st.    Sebastian  Strecter,              .             .  U 

Holy  Cross,  Franklin-st.  Rt.  Rev.  B.  Fenwick,  Rt.  Rev. 

J.  Fitzpatrick,  Rev.  Messrs.  Lyndon,  Dr.  Manahan, 

and  Williams,                 .             .             .             .  R  C 

North  Bennet-st.    J.  D.  Bridge,        .             .  M 

Bromfield-st.  Charles  Adams,                  .             .  M 

May-st.    Samuel  Snowden,                 .             .             .  M 

First  Society,  Summer-st.    Edward  Edmunds,  X 

Independent,  Belknapst.   John  T.  Raymond,            .  B 

Charles-st.    Daniel  Sharp,  d.  d.                .             .  B 

Park-st.    Silas  Aiken,  C 

School  st.  Hosea  Ballou,  E.  H  Chapin,             .  U 

New  Jerusalem,  Bowdoin-st.    Thomas  Worcester,  N  J 

Essex  st.    JYeheminh  Adams,               .             .             .  C 

St    Pauls,  Tremont-st.    Alexander  H.  Vinton,  d.  d.  E 

Bulfinch  st    Frederick  T   Gray,              .             .  -C 
Messiah  Church,  Tremont  Temple,  Wm.  R.  Chapman,  C 

Twelfth  Cong.  Chamber-st.    Samuel  Barrett,  -C 

Bowdoin  st.                  .             .            .             .             .  C 

Purchase-st.   James  I.  T.  Coolidge,         .             .  -C 

Melodeon,    William  Hague,              .            .  .  B 


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CHURCHES    AND    MINISTERS.  129 

Pine-st.   Austin  Phelps,                ...  C 

Salem-st.    Edward  Beecher,  d.  d.     .             .             .  C 

South,  Washington-st.   Frederick  D.  Huntington,  -C 

Mariners',   Fort  Hill,    Daniel  M  Lord,         .             .  C 

Bethel,  North-sq.    Edward  T   Taylor,                 .  M 

Grace,  Temple-st.    Clement  M.  Butler,         .             .  E 

Central,  Winter-st.    Wm.  M.  Rogers,    )  q 

George  Richards, ) 

Warren-st.    Otis  A.  Skinner,              .              .             .  U 

Church-st.    Miner  Raymond,      ...  M 
West  Centre-st.           ....           Zion  M 

St.  Marys,  Endicott-st.    P.  Flood,  Mr.  O'Reilly,  R  C 

St.  Patricks,  Northampton-st.    T.  Lynch,      .             .  R  C 

North  Russell-st.    Wm.  H.  Hatch,    '  M 

Cross-st.  J.  W.  Holman,         .             .             .             .  F  B 

Harvard-st.           .....  B 

Tremont  Temple,   Nathaniel  Colver ,            .             .  B 
Church  of  Disciples,  Masonic  Temp.,  James  F.  Clarke,  -C 

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

Franklin-st.  Odeon,   Jefferson  Hascall,               .  M 

Mount  Vernon,  Ashburton-place,  Edward  JV.  Kirk,  jC 

Richmond-st.    James  Shepard,                 .             .  M 

German  Prot.  Luth.  Shawmut-st.    George  I.  Kempe,  L 

German  Lutheran,  Suffolk-st.            .             .             .  L 

Free,  Moon-st.    Mr.  Magrath,     .            .             .  R  C 

Holy  Trinity,  Suffolk-st.    Mr.  M'Nulty,        .             .  R  C 

Leyden,  Green-st.   Joseph  H.  Towne,                 .  C 

St.  Stephens,  Purchase-st.    E.  M.  P.  Wells,              .  E 

West,  Chardon-st.             ....  U 

Church  ofthe  Saviour,  Bedford-st.  R.  C.  Waterston,  -C 

Warren-st.  Chapel,     Thomas  B.  Fox,            .             .  -C 

Suffolk-st.  Union,   George  A.  Oviatt,                  .  C 

Church  ofthe  Messiah,  Wash.-st.    Geo.  M.  Randall,  E 
Church  ofthe  Advent,  Causevvay-st.     Wm.  Croswell,      E 

Marlboro'  Chapel,  E.  JVoyes,          .             .             .  F  B 
Society  at  the  Melodeon,    Theodore  Parker. 

Canton-st.    E.  W.  Coffin,        .             .             .             .  U 

South  Boston,   Hawes-place,    George  W.  Lippitt,  -C 

St.  Matthews,   Joseph  H.  Clinch,               .             .  E 

Phillips,             .             .             .             .             .<  C 

T.  D.  Cook,             .....  U 

B 

J.  Whitman,     .....  M 

Sts.  Peter  and  Paul,    T.  Fitzsimmons,      .             .  R  C 

Broadway,  Moses  G.   Thomas,             .             .  -C 

Payson,  Franklin  Hall,   Joy  H.  Fairchild)            .  C 


130  CHURCHES    IN    BARNSTABLE. 

East  Boston.    A.  Hitchborn,                .            .  U 

Charles  A.  Farley,               .             .             .             .  -C 

J.  A  Merrill,                ....  M 
St.  Nicholas,   JV.  O'Brien,              .             .             .     RC 

St.  Johns,           .....  E 

MINISTERS     AT     LARGE. 

Warren-st.    Charles  F.  Barnard,      .             .             .  -C 

Pitts-st.    Andrew  Bigelow,  d.  d.  Warren  Burton,  -C 

Suflblk-st.      .            .            .            :            .            .  -C 

Friend- st.    Wm.  Hoioe,                ...  B 

Washington-st.   A.  P.  Cleverly,        .             .            .  U 

Chelsea,  -C         Isaac  P.  Langworthy,    C 

Samuel   D.  Robbins,                 Wm.  S.  Bartlett,  E 

(Ferry  Village)         -C         Ebenezer  Francis,  U 

J.  W.  Olmstead,              B         Point  Shirley,  M 

Charles  K.  True,  M 


THE  BOSTON  ASSOCIATION  OF  CONGREGATIONAL 
MINISTERS, 

Most  of  whom  officiate  at  the  weekly  Thursday  Lecture,  at  the  First 
Church  in  Chauncy  Place,  Boston. 
This  Lecture  was  commenced  by  John  Cotton,  second  pastor  of 
the  First  Church  in  Boston,  in  the  autumn  of  J633,  and  has  been  con- 
tinued with  but  little  interruption.  At  the  present  time  the  follow- 
ing are  the  preachers. 

John  Pierce  Samuel  K.  Lothrop  George  E.  Ellis 

Francis  Parkman  George  Putnam  F.  A.  Whitney 

Nathl.L.Frothingham  T.  B.  Fox  Robert  C.  Waterstoa 

Samuel  Barrett  Chandler  Robbins  Richard  Pike 

Ezra  S.  Gannett  Samuel  D.  Robbins  Amos  Smith 

Alexander  Young  Nathaniel  Hall  Fred.  D.  Huntington 

Frederic  T.  Gray  Cyrus  A.  Bartol  Joseph  H.  Allen 
William  P.  Lunt 


BARNSTABLE. 

Barnstable  AlonzoHayes  C  Brewster  JamesL.Stone  -C 

Cazneau  Palfrey         -C  RM 

Andrew  Pollard            B  Davis  Cobb                   B 

Elisha  Bacon                C  Chatham                           C 

B.  Otheman                 M  J.  Britton,  jr.                 U 

Edward  A.  Lyon         M  Eben.  D.  Trakey         M 

Wm  Turkington        M  Davis  Cobb                    B 

Richard  M.  Ely            B  Dennis  J.  B.  Wight       -C 

Solomon  P. Snow    R  M  RM 

R.  S.  Pope                   U  John  H.  Pettingill       C 


CHURCHES    IN    BERKSHIRE. 


131 


Eastham  E.  W.  Noble  C 
H.  H.  Smith  M 

Falmouth  H.  B.  Hooker  C 

F 

Hebron  Vincent  M 

James  D.  Lewis  C 

Asahel  Cobb  C 

B 

Harwich  Cyrus  Stone  C 
Davis  Lothrop  B 

James  Bicknell  M 

Harvey  Wakefield  R  M 

Marshpee  Phineas  Fish  C 

D.  M.  Burdick  B 
Orleans  Jacob  White      C 

S.  Barden  U 

Orin  T.  Walker  B 

John  F.  Blanchard      M 
Provincetown  O.  My  rick  C 
John  Lovejoy  M 

E.  Partridge  U 
J.  Nickerson  U 


Sandicich  E.  P.  Crafts    -C 

Giles  Pease  C 

Fred.  Freeman  E 

ThomHs  Ely  M 

Nelson  Goodrich        M 

John  O'Beirne  RC 

C 

L.  W.  Manning  U 

B 

Truro  Geo.  Goodyear     C 

L.  Pierce  M 

C 

C.  A.  Carter  M 

WeVfleel  John  Dodd         C 

Mr.  Van  Houten  C 

G.  W.  Stearns  M 

Yarmouth    Nathaniel 

Cogswell  C 

Simeon  Crowell  B 

Lemuel  Harlow  M 

G.  Collins  U 

Ebenezer  Chase  C 


BERKSHIRE. 


Mams  Elna  Sweet  B 

Robert  Crawford  C 

John  Alden,  jr.  B 

Stillman  Pratt  C 

A.  W.  Mason  U 

D.  J.  Mandell  U 

Alvord  M 

Becket  Lavius  Hyde        C 
Norman  Harris  B 

Cheshire  N.  Y.  Bushnell  B 
J.  D.  Rogers  B 

Dalton  Thos.  A.  Hall     C 

M 

Egremont  John  G.  Hall  C 

S.  Hatch  B 

M 

Florida  U 

N.  Y.  Bushnell  B 

Gt.  Barrington  Samuel 
Hassard  E 


Josiah  W.  Turner        C 

Charles  B.  Boynton     C 

Hancock  Piatt  Bates        B 

M 

B 

Shakers 

Hinsdale  S.W.  Banister  C 

B 

Lanesboro'  Edw.J.Brace  C 

J.  T.  Smith  B 

Samuel  B.  Shaw  E 

Lee  William  B.  Bond      C 

B 
Lenox  S.  Shepard,  d.  d.  C 

E 

B 

Mt.  Washington  J.  Lee    C 

New  Marlboro'  C.  Fitch  C 

Samuel  Utley  C 

C.  H.  Gardner  U 


132 


CHURCHES    IN    BRISTOL. 


Otis  Hugh  Gibson  C 

5  M 

Thos.  L.  Randolph  E 

Peru  Joseph  Knight  C 

Pittsfield  JohnTodd,  d.d.  C 
D.  S.  Thomas  B 

Edward  Ballard  E 

C.  Brady  R  C 

Richmond  E.  L.  Clark     C 

Sandisfield  Piatt  Tyler 
Holley  C 

U 
John  Higby  B 

Savoy  Amos  Deming      B 
N.  McCullock  B 

John  Cadwell  M 

Sheffield  James  Bradford  C 
James  L.  Hod^e  B 

Stockbridge  Tertius  S. 
Clarke  C 


Samuel  P.  Parker  E 
C 
B 

A.  B.  Manley  U 

Tyringham  Saml.  Howe  C 

Washington  C 

B 
West  Stockbridge  Sidney 
Bryant  C 

John  Whiton  C 

B 
Williamstown    Absalom 
Peters,  d.  d.  C 

James  Scarrott  B 

C 
College  Jos.  Alden,  d.  d.  C 
Windsor    Francis  Nor- 
wood C 
Henry  Cady  B 


BRISTOL. 


Attleboro'    John  B.   M. 

Bailey  C 

Jonathan  Crane  C 

Reuben  Morey  B 

M 

J.  D.  Pierce  U 

Berkley  C 

Dartmouth  H.  Tripp       X 

Andrew  Bigelow  C 

Wm.  H.  Taylor  B 

F 

John  W.  Case  M 

X 

X 

Dighton  A brah.Gushee  -C 

*  C 

James  Andem  B 

E.  W.  Barrows  X 

S.  C.  Hewitt 

Easton  Luther  Sheldon  C 

Paul  Dean  -C 


William  Holmes 


M 
E 


C 


Fairhaven  Wm.Gould 

Daniel  W.  Poor 

Jacob  Roberts  C 

Israel  A.  Wood  X 

Nathan  Paine  M 

Joseph  Macreading    M 

F 

Thomas  Dawes  -C 

Fall  River  Mr.Hotchkiss  B 

Orin  Fowler  C 

Thomas  Ely  M 

Amos  D.  McCoy  E 

D.  P.  Livermore  U 

John  F.  W.  Ware      -C 

B.  Burlington  P 

P 

Edward  Murphy      R  C 

P  NJ 

Elijah  Shaw  X 


CHURCHES    IN    DUKES. 


133 


Charles  A.  Eastman  X 
Samuel  Washburn  C 
Freetown  C.Chamberlain  C 


JohnS.  Maxwell 
John  P.  Chase 

Mansfield 
Mortimer  Blake 

John  Allen 

James  W.  Russell 
New  Bedford 

George  L.  Prentiss 
Daniel  C.  Burt 

Albert  G.  Morton 
John  Lovejoy 
Asa  U.  Swinerton 
Mariner's     Church, 
Moses  Howe 
S.  S.  Fletcher 
James  McGuire 

Joseph  Blackmer 
Sylvester  Holmes 
Charles  Morgridge 
Amory  Gale 
Norton 
William  Barrows 


X 
X 

F 
-C 
C 
M 
B 
F 
X 
-C 

c 
c 
c 

B 
X 

M 
M 

X 

U 

RC 

E 

X 

C 

X 

-C 

-C 

C 

B 

F 


Pawtucket  T.  Bachellor  B 
Ray  Potter  B 

Constantine  Blodget    C 
J.  C.  Richmond  E 

Raynham  Enoch  Sand- 
ford  C 
B 
Simeon  Doggett         -C 
Rehoboth  John  C.  Paine  C 
H.  C.  Coombs  B 
William  Brown  B 
M 
Matthias  Gammons     X 
Seekonk  JamesO.Barney  C 
J.  C.  Welch  B 
Somerset  B.  C.  Grafton    B 
E.  W.  Stickney          M 
James  J.  Thacher        X 
Swanzey  Abial  Fisher     B 
Jona.  S.  Thompson      X 
Taunton  C.H.  Brigham  -C 
Erastus  Maltby  C 
N.  T.  Bent                   E 
Alvan  Cobb  C 
James  F.  Wilcox        B 
B 
M 
RC 
U 

Westport  Chas.  Spooner  C 

B 
X 
X 


Daniel  Fillmore 
John  O.  Beirne 


DUKES. 


Chilmark  Silas  S.  Hyde  C 

Nahurn  Tainter  M 

B 

Edgarlown  C.C.Beaman  C 
Wm.  T.  Harlow  M 

Warren  B.  Toby  M 
Samuel  Richards         B 

13 


Tisbury  John  Walker 
S.  S.'Tappan 
Benjamin  F.  Hedden 
Cyrus  Miner 
A.  B.  Wheeler 
Thomas  D.  Blake 


C 

c 

B 
B 
M 
M 


134 


CHURCHES    IN    ESSEX. 


ESSEX. 


Amesbury 

-C 

Richard  Tolman 

C 

Henry  B.  Smith 

C 

Essex  Robert  Crowell 

C 

I.  Sawyer 

B 

Mr.  Joslin 

B 

Samuel  H.  Merrill 

C 

H.  H.  Baker 

U 

D.  G.  Estes 

E 

Georgetown  IsaacBra-  ) 

G.  G.  Strickland 

U 

man                        > 

C 

Andover  Bailey  Loring 

-C 

Enoch  Pond,  jr.        ) 

John  L.  Taylor 

C 

J.  C.  Hartshorn 

B 

Theological  Seminary, 

G.  Hastings 

U 

Ralph  Emerson,  d. d. 

C 

Gloucester   Josiah  K. 

Samuel  C.  Jackson 

C 

Waite 

-C 

Benjamin  S.  Corbett 

B 

Henry  C.  Jewett 

C 

Henry  Waterman 

E 

T. Jones       7 

U 

M 

H.  B.  Soule  5 

J.  J.  Locke 

U 

William  Lamson 

B 

Calvin  E.  Park 

C 

William  C.  Clark 

M 

Bradford         Nathan 

H.  P.  Hall 

M 

Munroe 

C 

C.  M.  Nichols 

C 

Gardner  B.  Perry 

C 

David  Tilton 

C 

M 

Hamilton  Geo.W.Kellj 

'  c 

u 

Haverhill    Nathaniel  S 

1 

Beverly  Christopher  T 

. 

Folsom 

-c 

Thayer 

-c 

B.  F.  Hosford 

C 

Edwin  M.  Stone, 

-c 

D.  Oliphant 

c 

Joseph  Abbot 

c 

M.  Goodrich 

u 

John  Foote 

c 

c 

George  T.  Dole 

c 

Abijah  Cross 

C 

C.  W.  Flanders 

B 

Arthur  S.  Train 

B 

Sumner  Hale 

B 

J.  M.  Harris 

B 

W.  G.  Cambridge 

u 

U 

*       Boxford  VVm.  S.  Coggin  C 

Henry  Plumer          F  B 

Peter  Eaton,  d.  d. 

c 

L.  D.  Blodgett 

M 

Danvers  Milton  P.  Bra 

U 

man 

c 

F.  Foster 

Thomas  P.  Field 

c 

H.  P.  Guilford 

X 

J.  W.  Eaton 

B 

Ipswich  Dav.  T.  Kimball  C 

Frank  P.  Appleton 

-c 

Daniel  Fitz 

C 

S.  C.  Bulkley 

u 

John  S.  Springer 

M 

J.  Prince 

u 

G.  Coggin 

c 

M 

Lynn  l'arsons  Cooke 

C 

Amos  Binney 

M 

John  Pierpont,  jr. 

-c 

E 

James  Porter 

M 

Phineas  Stowe 

B 

Jacob  Sanborn 

M 

CHURCHES    IN    ESSEX. 


135 


J.  B.  Husted 
Thomas  Driver 

J.  M.  Usher 


M 
B 
E 
U 

C 

Warren  Lincoln  X 

M.  Sanford  U 

Lynnfield  Hen.  S.  Green  C 

Manchester  O.  A.  Taylor  C 

Marblehead  Edward  A. 

Lawrence  C 

John  Bartlett  -C 

Moses  P.  Stickney      E 

Myron  M.  Dean  "       B 

A.  Peck  U 

U 

Stephen  Hiler  M 

Methuen  John  C.Phillips  C 

C 
W.  Spaulding  U 

Samuel  W.  Field         B 
James  T.  Adams         M 
MiddletonRlch.T.Se^e  C 
Newbury  L.Withington  C 
John  'C.  March  C 

Henry  Durant  C 

Amos  Walton  M 

B 

J.  B.  Weston  X 

Newburyport  -C 

Edward  A.  Washburn  E 

Luther  P.  Dimmick     C 

Randolph  Campbell     C 

Jonathan  F.  Stearns     P 

E.  A.  Eaton  U 

P 

N.  Medbery  B 

B.  K.  Pierce  M 

RC 
D.  P.  Pike  X 

West  Newbury  Horatio 
Merrill   '  C 


John  Q.  A.  Edgell       C 

M 

U 

Rockport  W.  Gale  C 

Be nj.  N.Harris  B 

H.  C.  Leonard  U 

Charles  O.  Towne      M 

Rowley  John  Pike  C 

Cephas  Pasco  B 

Salem  -C 

James  Flint,  d.  d.  -C 
John  Brazer,  d.  d.  -C 
Charles  Mason  E 

Saml.  M.  Worcester  C 
Brown  Emerson,  d.d.  C 
Thos.  D.  Anderson  B 
James  W.  Thompson  -C 
Alex.  J.  Sessions         C 

U 
Joseph  A.  Merrill        M 

F 

X 
Thos.J.O'FlahertyRC 
Joseph  Banvard  B 

Joel  Mann  C 

Day  K.  Lee  U 

Linus  S.  Everett         U 
Michael  Carlton,  Sea- 
men's Bethel 
Salisbury  Benj.  Sawyer  C 
James  B.  Hadley         C 
FB 
I.  Sawyer  B 

Samuel  Prescott         M 

C 

A.  Norwood  U 
Saugus  T.  P.  Sawin        C 

William  Rice,  jr.        M 

B.  F.  Newhall  U 
TopsMdAnsonMcLouA  C 

Isaac  J.  P.  Collier       M 

Wenham  Dan.  Mansfield  C 

Josiah  Keely  B 


136 


CHURCHES    IN    FRANKLIN. 


FRANKLIN. 


Jhhfidd  S.  D.  Clark        C 

Jacob  Pierson  E 

Enoch  Hale  B 

M 

E.  Guilford  U 

Bernardston  Timothy  F. 

Rogers  -C 

Erastus  Andrews         B 

M 

U 

Charles  Kendall  C 

Buckland  P.  Cummings  C 
Anthony  Lamb  B 

Charlemont  -C 

Mr.  Keyes  C 

A.  Lamb  B- 

Moses  Palmer  M 

Coleraine  Horatio  Flagg  C 

J.  M.  Purington  B 

E.  Davenport  B 

M 

W.  Wilcox 

Conway  Samuel  Harris  C 
JoefKenney  B 

.Deerfield  John  F.  Moors  -C 
Abraham  Jackson  C 
Henry  SSeymour  C 

Erving  C 

Gill  Josiah  W.  Canning  C 

David  Todd  M 

Greenfield      Amariah 

Chandler  C 

Titus  Strong,  d.  d.       E 

L.  L.  Langstroth  C 

Mellish  I.  Motte         -C 

T.  Mudge  M 

b  B 

Hawley  John  Eastman    C 

Moses  Miller  C 

Heath  C 

B 
M 


Salmon  Bennett 
Leyden 


C 
B 
M 


Leverett  David  Eastman  C 
Levi  Newton  B 

Montague  Jas.H. Merrill  C 
-C 

Munroe  U 

New  Salem  R 

Mr.  Locke  -C 

John  Shepardson         B 

M 

Jonas  Colburn  C 

Northfield  O.  C.  Everett  -C 

Orange  B 

L.  Ballou  U 

Charles  Boyter  C 

Rowe  Wm. L.Stearns  -C 

Benj.  F.  Clarke  C 

N.  Ripley  B 

Shelburne  T.  Packard, ) 

D.D.  >   C 

Theo.  Packard,  ir.    S 

J  B 

C 

S.  M.  Whipple  U 

Shutesbury  Nich. Branch  B 

L.  B.  Sullivan  C 

U 

Sunderland  AustmC&rey  C 

B 

-C 
B 
C 
U 
C 

-C 
B 
C 
C 


Erastus  Andrews 
Warwick      David   H. 
Barlow 
Lysander  Fay 
Roger  C.  Hatch 

Wendell  J.  Patrick 


Whattley  J.  H.  Temple 
J.  S.  Judd 


B&C 


CHURCHES    IN    HAMPDEN. 


137 


HAMPDEN  . 


Blandford  Charles  J. 

Hinsdale  C 

Henry  H.  Bates  E 

Moses  Palmer  M 

James  M.  Whipple      B 

Brimfield    George  C. 

Partridge  C 

G.  Noyes  U 

Chester  Fran.  Warriner  C 

A.  H.  Sweet  B 

Albert  A.  Cook  M 

Hubbard  Beebe  C 

Granville    Timothy  M. 

Cooley,  d.  d.  C 

Calvin  Foote  C 

G.  D.  Felton  B 

Holland  Amos  Babcock  B 

James  Sanford  C 

Longmeadow     Samuel 

Wolcott  C 

Martin  Tupper  C 

B 

Ludlow  Jeremy  W.Tuck  C 

William  Fleming        M 

David  L.  Winslow      M 

Monson    Alfred    Ely, ) 

d.  d.  }  C 

Saml.  C.  Bartlett      ) 

Urijah  Underhill  B 

U 

Montgomery  C 

Palmer  Moses  K.  Cross  C 

John  Cadwell  M 

Joseph  Hodges  B 

Southwick  T.  Fletcher    C 

B 
E.  W.  Jackson  M 

E 
Springfield  Samuel  Os- 
good, d.  d.  C 
William   B.  O.  Pea- 
body,  d.  d.               -C 

13* 


Ezekiel  Russell 
Noah  Porter,  jr. 


C 
C 
M 


Jefferson  Hascall        M 
George  May  M 

Humphrey  Richards    B 
Henry  VV.  Lee  E 

A.  A.  Folsom  U 

T.  Reardon  RC 

"  Upper  Chicopee  Eli  B. 

Clark  C 

"  Chicopee  Falls  C 

Freeman  Nutting        M 
P.  Hawks  M 

R.  F.  Ellis  B 

Crawford    Nightin- 
gale -C 
"  Ca6ohutfeS.G.Clapp  C 
Jonah  G.  Warner         B 
Daniel  K.  Bannister   M 
A.  Gage  U 
John  1).  Brady          R  C 
Tolland    Alonzo  San- 
derson C 
Wales  Harrison  Morgan M 
Volney  Church             B 
Westfield  Isaac  Knapp  )   p 
Emerson  Davi3         \ 
Mark  Trafton               M 
William  Smith              B 
Thomas  W.  Gill          M 
N.  M.  Perkins              B 
West  Spring  field    A.  A. 
Wood                        C 
Francis  A.  Griswold  M 
"  Ireland                          C 
William  L.  Brown       B 
"  Agawam  Ralph  Perry  C 
Lester  Lewis                B 
Pliny  Wood                 M 
"  Feeding  Hills    Dillon 
Williams                  C 


13S 


CHURCHES    IN    HAMPSHIRE. 


Homer  Clark  M 

Wilbraham  J.  Bowers      C 

Charles  Adams  M 


Wilbraham  [South)  J.  A. 
Hazen  C 

B 
John  Bowers  C 


HAMPSHIRE. 


•Amherst  AaronM.Colton  C 

Pomeroy  Belden  C 

Dana  Goodsell  C 

George  Cook  C 

M 

College  Church,  Edw. 

Hitchcock,  Pres.       C 

B 

Belchertoivn  C 

Moses  Curtis  B 

Chesterfield  AsaTodd      B 

Oliver  Warner,  jr.       C 

M 

Cummington  T.  J.  Clark  C 
Joseph  R.  Baldwin  C 
G.  C.  Tripp  B 

H.  Clark  M 

Easthampton    Payson  ) 
Williston  \  C 

William  Bement       ) 

Enfield  Robt.  McEwen   C 

Goshen  Royal  Reed  C 
Isaac  Childs  B 

Granby  James  Bates       C 

Greenwich  E.  P.Blodget  C 

Hadley  Benj.  N.  Martin  C 
Warren  H.  Beman  C 
JohnWoodbridge,D.D.  C 

Hatfield  Henry  Neiil  C 
John  S.  Day  M 

Middlefield  E.  Clarke  C 
F.  Bestor  B 


Northampton  E.G.Swift  C 

Eben.  P.  Rogers  C 

Rufus  Ellis  -C 

Horace  E.  Doolittle     B 

Windsor  Ward  M 

Henry  Burroughs        E 

John  D.Brady  RC 

JVonvich  E.  B.  Wright    C 

Pelham  C 

J.  O.  Dean  M 

Plainfield    William  A. 

Hawley  C 

A.  B.  Eggleston  B 

Prescott  Francis  Wood  C 

Southampton    Morris  E. 

White  C 

M 

South  Hadley  Joseph  D. 

Condit  C 

Chris.  Mason  M 

"    Falls        Leander 

Thompson  C 

Ware  David  N.Coburn    C 

N.B.Jones  B 

"  Village  N  ah  urn  Gale    C 

Westhampton        David 

Cogginjr.  C 

M 

Williamsburg     M.  G. 

Wheeler  C 

Moseley  Dwigbt  M 

Worthington  J.H.Bisbee  C 


CHURCHES    IN    MIDDLESEX. 


139 


MIDDLESEX. 


Acton  James  T. 

Woodbury 


Ashby 

Charles  W.  Wood 
Bedford    George  W. 
Woodward 

Samuel  H.  Emery 
Billerica  Jas.  Thurston 

J.  G.  D.  Stearns 

V.  Lincoln 
BoxbcroJ     James    D. 
Farnsworth 

C& 

Brighton    Frederick  A 
Whitney 
John  R.  Adams 

Burlington    Nathaniel 
Richardson 

Cambridge  Wm. Newell 
Nichofas  Hopping 
Artemas  B.  Muzzey 

Chapel,  J. Walker,D.D. ) 
Geo.  R.  Noyes,D.n.  $ 
Joseph  W.  Parker 
L.  R.  Paige 
J.  F.  Dyar 
S.  A.  Cushing 
Isaac  A.  Savage 
William  Leverett 
Henry  Lambert    , 
William  A.  Stearns 
W.  R.  G.  Mellen 
John  A.  Albro 
Fred.  T.  Perkins 
Joseph  C.  Lovejoy 
E.  F.  Slafter 
Manass.  Dougherty  R 
Shipley  W.  Willson 


C 
C 

u 

-C 
C 

-C 
C 

-C 
B 
C 

M 
U 

C 
M 

u 

-C 

c 

c 
-c 

E 
-C 

-C 

B 
U 
U 
M 
M 
B 
-C 
C 
U 
C 

c 
c 

E 
C 

E 


Carlisle  R 

Geo.  H.Thompson       C 

Charlestown  William  J. 

Buddington  C 

Wm.  E.  Child  B 

George  E.  Ellis  -C 

John  Humphrey  C 

J.  D.  Bridge  M 

H.  K.  Green  B 

U 

W.  Balfour  U 

G.J.  Goodwin  RC 

Patrick  H.  Greenleaf  E 

C 

C 

-C 

B 

E 

U 

U 

R 

-C 

C 

U 

M 

C 

P 

C 


Chelmsford 
Benjamin  F.  Clark 

John  Parkhurst 

F.  F.  Thayer 

G.  Proctor 

Concord  Barzillai  Frost 
William  L.  Mather 
A.  G.  Fay 


Dracut  Joseph  Merrill 
Tobias  Pinckham 
Geo.  W.  Adams 

Dunstable  Levi  Brigham  C 
B&  U 

Framingham  -C 

James  Johnston  B 

Increase  N.  Tarbox    C 
Isaac  Hosford  C 

H.  P.  Stevens  U 

Peter  Crudden 

Groton  Joseph  C.  Smith  -C 
Dudley  Phelps  C 

Lewis  Holmes  B 

A.  S.  Kendall 

Holliston  T.  D.  P.  Stone  C 
L.  R.  Thayer  M 

John  Nichols  U 


140 


CHURCHES    IN    MIDDLESEX. 


Hopkinton       John  C. 

Webster  C 

E 

Isaac  Jennison  M 

J.  Howard  B 

-C 

Lexington  J.  Whitman  -C 
Timothy  P.  Ropes  B 
C.  H.  Webster  U 

Theodore  H.  Dorr      -C 

Lincoln  Eben.  Newhall  C 
-C&M 

Littleton  Wm.H.White  -C 
James  C.  Bryant  C 

Aaron  Haynes  B 

Lowell  Theodore  Edson  E 

B 
Willard  Child  C 

Mr.  Remington  M 

E.  S.  Potter  M 

George  May  M 

E.  G.  Brooks  U 

Uzziah  C.  Burnap  C 
Henry  A.  Miles  -C 

Lemuel  Porter  B 

A.  A.  Miner  U 

E 
Ira  Person  B 

Jas.  T.McDermott  RC 
Stedman  W.  Hanks  C 
Silas  Curtis  FB 

James  Conway  R  C 
H.G.Smith    '  U 

H.Wood,min.at  large  -C 
Amos  Blanchard  C 

J.  S.  Springer  M 

A.  R.  Abbott  U 

Wm.  Barry,  jr.  -C 

Maiden        Chauncey 
Goodrich  C 

J.  Cookson  B 

Joseph  Whitman,  jr.  M 
Daniel  Richards  M 
J.  G.  Adams  V 


Marlboro'  Geo.  E.  Day    C 

Horatio  Alger  -C 

S.  H.  Lloyd  U 

Thomas  G.  Brown      M 

B&RM 

Medjord  Caleb  Stetson  -C 

Abiiah  R.  Baker  C 

M 

Hosea  Ballou,2d.  d.d.  U 

G.  W.  Bosworth  B 

U 

JVatick  Thos.B.Gannett  -C 
Samuel  Hunt  C 

P.  Wallingford  M 

Newton  Wm.  Bushnell   C 
Lyman  Gilbert  C 

S.  F.  Smith  B 

A.  L.  Baury  E 

Joseph  Dennison        M 
S.  P.  Skinner  U 

B 
Mr.  Leavitt  C 

JYorth  Reading  Ephraim 
W.Allen    ."  C 

Oliver  Emerson  B 

H.  W.  Morse  U 

Pepperell  Dav.  Andrews  C 
Charles  Babbidge       -C 

Reading  -C 

Aaron  Pickett  C 

Geo.  N.  Townsend      B 

B&C 

W.  B.  Wait  U 

R 

SherburneRich.C. Stone  -C 
Edmund  Dowse  C 

Shirley  J.  P.  Humphrey  C 

Seth  Chandler  -C 

Shakers 

Somerville  -C 

iS1.  Reading   Reuben  ) 

Emerson  >  C 

Alfred  Emerson       ) 


CHURCHES  IN  NORFOLK. 


141 


Paul  S.  Adams  B 

U 

J.  H.  Willis  U 

Stoneham  John  Haven    C 

U 

Stoiv  Wm.H.  Kingsley  -C 

Ebenezer  P.  Dyer        C 

U 

Sudbury  Linus  H.Shaw  -C 

Josiah  Ballard  C 

W.  Weeks  M 

Tewksbury  C 

B 

Townsend  -C 

Lather  H.  Sheldon      C 

B&  U 

Tyngsboro1  Wrn.Morse  -C 

J.S.  Herrick  B 

U 

Waltham  Thos.  Hill       -C 

John  Whitney  C 

David  Kilburn  M 

T.  G.  Farnsworth        U 

James  Strain  R  C 

N  A  NTU 

Nantucket  Charles  Rich  C 
Wm.  H.  Knapp  -C 

Daniel  Wise  M 

John  Liversey  M 


Watertown 
G.  W.  Frost 


-C 
U 

M 
B 

Wayland  John  W.  Allen  C 
George  A.  Williams  -C 

West  Cambridge  -C 

George  J.  Carlton  B 
J.  C.  Waldo  U 

Francis  Horton  C 

S.  P.  Landers 

West/ord  Ed  wardCapen  -C 

Leonard  Luce  C 

U 

Weston  Jos.  Field,  d.  d.  -C 
William  R.  Stone  M 
Origin  Crane  B 

Wilmington  Barnab.Fay  C 

Woburn  Joseph  Bennett  C 
S.  B.  Randall  B 

W.  B.  Randolph  U 

Wm.T.  Eustisjr.  C 
Benjamin  King  M 

CKET. 

Friends  (2  churches) 
James  Barnaby  B 

Thomas  G.  Salter  E 
2  African  B  &  M 


NORFOLK. 


Belling/tarn  N.G.Lowell  B 

Braintree    Richard  S. 

Slorrs,  d.  d.  C 

Jonas  Perkins  C 

Francis  V.  Tenny        C 

G.  N.  Wait  B 

Brookline   John  Pierce, 

D.  D.  -C 

Wm.  H.  Shailer  B 

Richard  S.  Storrs,  jr.   C 

Canton  Benj«Huntoon  -C 


T.  C.  Tingley 
Wm.  B.  Hammond 


B 

M 
C 
U 

Cohasset  Joseph  Osgood  -C 
Daniel  H.  Babcock  C 
Samuel  Puffer  M 

Dedham  Alvan  Lamson, 

D.  D.  -C 

Calvin  Durfee  C 

John  White  -C 

Samuel  B.  Babcock     E 


142 


CHURCHES    IN    NORFOLK. 


Eben.  Burgess,  d.  d.  C 
J.  W.  Parkhurst  B 

H.  Beckwith  U 

Joseph  E.  Pond  M 

2?orc/»esferNathl.Hall,jr.-C 
John  Codman,  d.  d.  C 
Richard  Pike  -C 

Mark  Staple  M 

David  Dyer  C 

Bradley  Miner  B 

C 

Dover  Ralph  Sanger      -C 

B 
Calvin  White  C 

Foxboro'  Daniel  J.  Poor  C 
Silas  Ripley  B 

C.W.  Mellen  U 

Franklin  T.  D.  South- 
worth  C 
U 

MedMd  C.  Robinson  -C 
Daniel  W.  Phillips  B 
T.  T.  Richmond  C 

Medway  Sewall  Harding  C 

Jacob  Ide,  d.  d.  C 

William  Coe  -C 

B 

David  Sandford  C 

Milton  -C 

Samuel  W.  Cozzens  C 
Willard  M.  Harding  C 
Mr.  Banfield  F  B 

Needham  L.  Maynard    -C 

Hervey  Newcomb       C 

B&M 

Quincy  Wm.  P.  Lunt  -C 
Orange  Clark,  d.  d.  E 
William  Allen  C 

S.  A.  Davis  U 

J.  T.  Burrill  M 

Bernard  Caraher  R  C 
J.  H.  Farnsworth         U 

Randolph  Calvin  Hitch- 
cock, d.  d.  C 


Wm.  A.  Peabody        C 
U&B 
H.  Clark  B 

Bernard  Caraher      R  C 
Roxbury    George  Put- 
nam, d.  d.  -C 
-C 
Joseph  H.  Allen         -C 
-C 
T.  F.  Caldicott  B 
A.  D.  Sargent              M 
Cyrus  H.  Fay               U 
M.  A.  D'WolfHowe   E 
Christopher  Marsh       C 
Geo.  C. Shepherd,  d.d.  E 
A.C.Thompson  C 
Jolm  O.  Choules  B 
U 
C 
Patrick  O'Beirne      R  C 
Sharon  Saml.Pettes,  jr. -C 
Lebbeus  R.  Phillips    C 
George  W.  Patch        B 
Stoughton  M..  B.  Ballou  U 

P.  Crandon  M 

William  Holmes  M 
Isaac  Smith  B 

Walpole  JohnM.  Merrick  -C 
Asahel  Bigelow  C 

Joel  Steele  M 

E.  Thompson  U 

Weymouth  J.Emersonjr.  C 
Wales  Lewis  C 

William  Mayo  M 

George  Denham  C 

Stephen  Lovell  M 
Wreniham  Elisha  Fisk  )  q 

Horace  James  $ 

Tyler  Thatcher  C 

E.  G.  Sears  B 

Mr.  Boomer  B 

M.  M.  Preston  U 


CHURCHES    IN    PLYMOUTH. 


143 


PL  YM 
Jlbington  Jas.  W.  Ward  C 
Horace  D.  Walker       C 
Dennis  Powers  C 

B 
Willard  Peirce  C 

Z.  H.  Howe  U 

M 
Joseph  Pettee  N  J 

Bridgewater    Claudius 
Bradford  -C 

David  Brigham  C 

E 
Mr.  Rodman  N  J 

David  Brigham  C 

Carver  Jonathan  King    C 
B&  X 
Duxbury  Josiah  Moore  -C 
A.  Beedle  M 

M 
S.  C.  Hewett  U 

East  Bridgewater    Na- 
thaniel Whitman        -C 
U 
Baalis  Sanford  C 

NJ 
Mr.  Eldridge  M 

Halifax  P.P.  Howland  C 
U&  B 
Hanover  AbelG. Duncan  C 
Mr.  Chatman  B 

Samuel  Cutler  E 

Hanson  S.  L.  Rockwood  C 
Samuel  Carr  B 

E.  Hewett  U 

U 
Hingham  Joseph  Rich- 
ardson -C 
Oliver  Stearns  -C 
L.  Daggett,  jr.  M 
E,M&U 
S.  Howe  B 
R 
John  L.  Russell         -C 


OUT  H. 

Hull  Robert  Gould         M 

Kingston  Aug.  R.  Pope  -C 

Thomas  E.  Keely        B 

Joseph  Peckham  C 

Marshjield  Seneca  WhiteC 


George  Leonard 
Daniel  D.  Tappan 


-C 
B 

C 

E 
M 


D.  Stebbins 

Middleboro'    Israel  W. 

Putnam  C 

Jesse  K.  Bragg  C 

Philip  Colby  C 

Silas  Hall   *  B 

Joshua  L.Whittemore  B 

B 

Ebenezer  Briggs         B 

Ebenezer  Nelson         B 

Bartlett  Cushman        X 

M&E 

N.  Bridgewater    Paul 

Couch  C 

Daniel  Huntington      C 

Warren  Goddard      N  J 

Mr.  Walker  M 

Mr.  Atwater  M 

A.  S.  Dudley  U 

Pembroke    Preserved 

Smith 


Lewis  Bates 
Plymouth  James  Ken-  ) 
dall,  p.  d.  ; 

George  W.  Briggs   ) 
John  Dwight 
N.  Goodrich 
Charles  S.  Porter 
Benjamin  Whitmore 
Adiel  Harvey 
Russell  Tomlinson 


Mr.  Faunce 


-C 
F 
M 

-C 

C 
M 
C 
C 
B 
IT 

C&B 
X 


144 


CHURCHES    IN   WORCESTER. 


Mr.  Goodwin  X 

E 

Plympton  Elijah  Dexter  C 

Rochester  I.  C.  Thatcher  C 
Oliver  Cobb,  d.d.  )  r 
Leander  Cobb  $  u 
U 
Jonathan  Bigelow  C 
Isaac  Briggs  C 

Eleazer  Savage  B 

S.  S.  White  X 

-C 

Sciluate  E.  Q.  Sew  all  -C 
Wm.  O.  Moseley        -C 


R.  L.  Killam  V 

Daniel  Wight  C 

Thomas  Conant  B 

M 

M.  E.  Hawes  U 

J.  S.  Barry  U 

Wareham  Saml.  Nott,jr.  C 

E.  B.  Bradford  M 

X 

W.  Bridgeivater  Darius 

Forbes  -C 

Paul  Townsend  M 

Spencer  P.  Whitman  B 

D.  Forbes  U 


WORCESTER. 


Ashburnham        Edwin 
Jennison 

N.  S.  Spaulding 

S.  Peaslee 
Mhol  Edwin  J.  Gerry 

Richard  M.  Chipman 

Asaph  Merriam 

C.  O.  Towne 
Auburn  M.  G.  Pratt 


C 

M 
B 

-C 
C 
B 

U 

M 
C 
B 


Barre  James  Thomp*  ) 
son,  d.  d.  >*C 

Henry  F.  Bond         J 
Amos  Bullard  C 

George  W.  Cate  B 

B.V.Stevenson  U 

Berlin  -C 

Henry  Adams  C 

Blackstone      Willard 

Holbrook  C 

Michael  Bnrdett  C 

Wm.  H.  Fitch  R 

M.  W.  Burlincrame  F  B 

Bolton  Rich.  S.  Edes      -C 

F&C 

John  Walker  B 


£oi/Zs/<mWm.ILSanford  C 

Brookfitld  L.  S.  Parker  C 
William  B.  Greene  -C 
E.  C.  Messinger  B 

Micah  Stone  )       p 

Lyman  Whiting   £ 
T.  H.  Mudge  M 

U 

Charlton  C 

B,  C&U 

A.  Bugbee  U 

M 

Dana  John  Keep  C 

Gerard  Bushnell  C 

M&U 

Douglas  John  W.  Salter  C 

B 
C.  J).  Rice  C 

Dudley  Josh.  Bates,  d.d.  C 
S.  Brimblecom  U 

J.  O.  Skinner  U 

H.  Davis  M 

Fitchburg  Calv.  Lincoln  -C 
Eben.  W.  Bullard  C 
Luman  Boyden  M 

Orin  Tracy  B 


CHURCHES    IN    WORCESTER. 


145 


Benjamin  Tolman        B 
M&C 
Gardner  Wm.  B.  Stone  C 
-C 
Grafton  Thos.C.  Biscoe  C 
Calvin  Newton  B 

Edmund  B.  Willson  -C 
T.  W.  Tucker  M 

W.  E.  Richards  B 

Mr.  Peck  B 

Hardwick  Asa  Mann       C 
-C&B 
B.  Smith  U 

Harvard  W.  Gilbert      -C 
George  Fisher  C 

Clark  Sibley  B 

Shakers 
M  &U 
Holden  Wm.  P.  Paine     C 
Mr.  Watson  B 

Hubbardston  C 

S.  H.  Lloyd  -C 

G.  W.  Bates  M 

Lancaster  E.  H.  Sears   -C 
B.  Whittemore  U 

Charles  Packard  C 

Joseph  M.  R.  Eaton    C 
J.  Harriman  U 

Leicester  J.  Nelson,  d.d.  C 
F.  C.  Putnam  E 

F 
Moses  Harrington  B 
Samuel  May  -C 

W.B.  Olds  M 

Leominster  HiramWith- 
ington  -C 

Ochus  G.  Hubbard      C 
Mr.  Carpenter  B 

U 
H.  Moulton  M 

J.  M.R.Eaton  C 

Lunenburg  Eli  W.  Har- 
rington C 

14 


H.  E.  Hempstead        M 

U 

Richard  T.  Austin      -C 

Mendon  Geo.  M.  Rice   -C 

Andrew  H.  Reed        C 

Willard  Holbrook        C 

F,  B,  C,  M  &  R 

Millbury  Nathl.  Beach    C 

Saml.  G.  Buckingham  C 

West  Church,  Sidney 

Holman  C 

B&  M 

Milford  S.  B.  Goodenow  C 

M 

B.  H.  Davis  U 
JV.    Braintree        John 

Fiske,  d.  d.  C 

Northboro'  Jos.  Allen    -C 

B 

Wm.  A.  Houghton      C 

Northbridge  Wm. Bates  C 

F 
M  Brookfield  Thomas 
Snell,  d.  d.  C 

C.  W.  Ainsworth        M 
Oakham  James  Kimball  C 

M 
O-r/bn/HoratioBardwell  C 

A.  Barnes  U 

B.  Paine  M 
A.  Smith  Lyon  B 

Paxton  William  Phipps  C 

Petersham  Eph.Nutejr.  -C 

Solomon  Clark  C 

Lysander  Fay  B 

U 

J.  Clark  M 

Philiipston     A.  E.  P. 

Perkins  C 

U 

Princeton  A.  Goldsmith  C 

J.  W.  Lewis  M 

U&B 


146 


CHURCHES    IN    WORCESTER. 


Royalston  Eben.Perkins  C 
Mr.  Kenney  B 

S.  D.  Darling  C 

Rutland  Danl,  R.  Cady  C 

J.  M.  Merrill  M 

Shrewsbury  Jas.  Averill  C 

U 

Southboro'  Stephen  A. 

Barnard  -C 

Mason  Ball  B 

A.  Rawson  C 

Southbridge    Eber  Car- 


penter 


C 
B 
M 
U 
C 
B 
M 
U 

-c 

B 
U 


Stephen  Cushing 

R.  O.  Williams 
Spencer  Levi  Packard 

Daniel  Cutler 

J.  Shepard 

H.Tatum 
Sterling 

O.  Cunningham 

J.  D.  Russell 
Sturbridge     David  R. 
Austin 

B&  M 
Sutton  Hiram  A.  Tracy  C 

B 

Willard  Fuller         F  B 

Mr.  Jones  B 

Daniel  L.  B.  Goodwin  E 

A.  Abbot  U 

Templelon  C.  Wei-  £      p 
lington 


C 


Lewis  Sabin 
G.  Bushnell 
Upton  Benj.  Wood 

Dexter  Bullard 

Uxbridge  John  Orcutt 


Samuel  Clarke  -C 

F&M 

Austin  Robbins  B 

Wesiboro'  C 

Silas  Bailey  B 

West  Boylston  Joseph 

W.  Cross 


B 
C 
U 
C 
B 
X 

u 

C 


Leonard  Tracy 


C 

M 

B 

C&U 

B 


M 
C 


Webster 

L.  B.  Griffing  ) 

J.  Ireson  \ 

Lorenzo  Cary 

Warren  George  Trask    C 

T.  H.  Moore  U 

Westminster  S.  S.  Smith  C 

R 

Mr.  Forbush  B 

Winchendon  A.P.Marvin  C 

Andrew  Dunn  B 

J.  T.  Pattee  M 

Benjamin  Rice  C 

Worcester  Geo.  P.  Smith  C 


Alonzo  Hill 
Samuel  B.  Swaim 
Seth  Sweetser 
A.  Binney 
R.  S.  Rust 
M.  W.  Gibson  7 
M.  McEvoy     } 
Elam  Smalley 


-C 
B 
C 
M 
M 

R  C 

C 
F 
U 
B 


Albert  Case 

John  Jennings 

G.  T.  Chapman,  d.  d.  E 

Geo.  Allen,  Lun.Hos.  C 

U 
P.  Folsom  F  B 

F 
E.  E.  Hale  C 

M 


POST-OFFICES. 


147 


POST-OFFICES  IN  MASSACHUSETTS, 


WITH    THE    POST 

Abington       Benjamin  Kin£ 

"     East  Godard  Read 

"  South,  VVm.Bonnev, jr. 
Adams,  George  A.  Lapham 

"  North,  W.  E.  Brayton 
A 1  ford  M.  R.  Vandeusen 
Amesbury  J.Walsh 

"  West,  Edmund  Sargent 
Acton  Silas  Jones 

Amherst  Seth  Nims 

"     North  H.  Cutler 

"     South  H.  H.  Allen 

Andover      Samuel  Phillips 

"  North  James  Stevens 
Ashburnham,  Sam'l  Barrett 
Ashby  Alex.  T.  Willard 
Ashfield  R.  Cook 

Athol,  William  H.  Williams 
Attleborough      Ira  Osborne 

"     North         Israel  Hatch 

"     East  L.  W.  Dean 

Auburn  E.  M.  Knowles 

rfgawam,  Lyman  Whitman 
rfshleyville,  Edw.  Kneeland 
Jlnnisquam  W.  W.  Chard 
Bernardston.H.W.Cushman 
Barnstable,  Rich.Ainswoith 

■■'  West  J.  Rowland,  jr. 
Barre  Charles  Caldwell 

Belchertown,  Josh.  Lotigley 
Bellingham,  Ellery  Thayer 
Berkley,  Asahel  Hathaway 
Beverly  Stephens  Baker 
Berlin  D.  B.  Sanders 

Becket       Alexander  Clark 

"  West,  Wm.  S.  Phillips 
Billerica,  Marshall  Preston 
B land  ford  Orren  Sage 

"  North  Lyman  Gibbs 
Bolton  Amos  Parker 

Boston  Nathaniel  Gieene 
Boxford  J.  Coggin 

"     West,    Benjamin  Pearl 


masters'  names. 

Boxboro'      Lyman  Bigelow 

Bedford     John  A.  Merriam 

Boylston,     Eli  B.  Lampson 

Braintree  Asa  French 

';     West      N.  Fletcher,  jr. 

Bradford        George  Savory 

"     East         Jere.  Spofford 

Brewster      Jeremiah  Mayo 

"      West    Freeman  Ryder 

"     East,  Geo.  W.  Higgins 

Bridgewater      Mich.  Keith 

"     iNorth,E.Si)Uthwonh.jr 

"     East  H.O.  A.Orr 

"     N.  W.         Levi  French 

"     West,  Calvin  Williams 

Brookline         Oliver  White 

Brighton  J.  B.  Mason 

Brimfield  Asa  Lincoln 

Brookfield  Henry  Reed 

"     West         Allen  Newell 

"     North  John  Hill 

"     East  C.  Flagg 

Buckland,  Joseph  Hubbard 

Burlington  Silas  Cutler 

Baldwinsville     J.  Davis,  jr. 

Bellvilleport,   Jos.  Jackman 

Black  stone  John  Cady 

Byfield,  Benjamin  Coleman 

Cambrid.,  T.  J.  Whittemore 

"     East      J.  W.  Donallen 

"     West  John  Fowle 

"     Port  C.  Morse 

Canton,         Darius  Tucker 

Carver  Eliel  Ward 

"     North      Wm.  Barrows 

Charlemont,  L.  Bodman,  jr. 

Charlestown     Wm.  Sawyer 

Charlton,  Depot,  H.  Towne 

"     Centre,  Rufus  B.  Dodge 

Chatham  Josiah  Mayo 

"     North,  J.  Nickerson.  jr. 

Chelmsford         Joel  Adams 

"     North  E.  G.  Reed 


148 


POST-OFFICES. 


Chelsea      Benjamin  Dodge 

Cheshire,  Russell  C.  Brown 

Chester  T.  K.  DeWolf 

"     North       T.  E.  Stevens 

■'     Factories,    W.  Shepard 

"     Falleys'    Cross   Roads, 

J.  B.  Williams 
Chesterfield,  Dyer  Bancroft 
Chilmark,Tristram  Allen,jr. 
Cohasset  Zenas  Stoddard 
Coleraine  C.  W.  Shattuck 
Adams'  VilL,  John  Wilson 
Concord  Charles  B.  Davis 
Conway  Jas  S.  Whitney 
Cummington,  Francis  Bates 
"  West  Elisha  Mitchell 
Cabotville,  A.  W.  Stockwell 
Centreville  F.  G.  Kelley 
Chicopee  Falls  D.  M. 

Bryant 

Clappville   Abr'm  Firths,  jr. 

Cotuit,  R.  T.  Crocker 

Cragie's  Mills         C.  Shaw 

Dalton        Franklin  Weston 

Danvers      Sylvanus  Dodge 

Dartmouth,   Abrah.  Tucker 

"     North,  John  Cummings 

"     South  B.  Howland 

Dedham  Elisha  Thayer 

"     West       Theodore  Gay 

Deerfield,  Charles  Williams 

"     South  H.  Cowing 

Dover,  Ralph  Sanger 

Dennis,   Nehemiah  Y.  Hall 

"     South         E.  Nickerson 

"     East       Judah  Paddock 

"     West        Luther  Childs 

Dighton         Charles  Talbot 

"     North  John  Rose 

Dorchester,  Joseph  Marshal 

Dunstable,  J.  Cummings,  jr. 

Douglass        David  Holman 

"     East       Turner  Thayer 

Dracut  Oliver  Morse 

"     West,  Coburn  Blood,  jr. 

Dudley  Moses  Barnes 


Duxbury  Zenas  Faunce 
"  West,  Geo.  B.  Standish 
Eastham  Mr.  Seabury 

"     North,  Cushing  Horton 
Easton      Henry  Wightman 
"     North,    John  Ames,  2d 
Easthampton,    Eben.  Ferry 
Edgartown  S.  L.  Pease 

Egremont, 

Enfield  Oliver  Bryant 

Erving,  Fordyce  Alexander 

"     Ervingsville,  A.Lesure 
Essex  Enoch  Low 

Fairhaven 

"     North  Cyrus  Clark 

Fall  River  C.  B.  Vickery 
"  William  B.  Cannedy 
Falmouth  Fred.  Davis 

"  West  S.  Dillingham 
"  North  Ebenezer  Nye 
"     East  J.  Robinson 

"     Wood's  Hole  John 

C.  Parker 

Fitchburg,  Nathaniel  Wood 

Florida,         Dennis  Thayer 

Foxboro'  David  Hersey 

11     Centre,W.R.Hitchcock 

"     East,  Joseph  Kingsbury 

"     West        Henry  Hobart 

Framingham,  Saml. Warren 

'*     Saxonville,         C.  Fiske 

Franklin       Cyrus  B.  Snow 

"     City  S.  B.  Scott 

Freetown         Joshua  Shove 

Feeding  Hills         H.  Smith 

Gardner         Levi  Heywood 

"     South      H.  C.  Crehore 

Georgetown        Benj.  Little 

Gill  J.  W.  Canning 

Gloucester      Gorh.  Parsons 

Goshen,  Hinckley  Williams 

Grafton  Otis  Adams 

Granby       William  Belcher 

Greenfield,  D.  N.  Carpenter 

Gr.  Barrington,  S.  Newman 

Greenwich    Thomas  Smith 


POST-OFFICES. 


149 


Greenwich  Vill., Ira  Haskell 
Granville,  East,     J.  Cooley 

"  West,Vincent  Holcomb 
Fladley,  Orlando  Smith 

"  Mills  D.  Huntington 
Halifax  Henry  Pope 

Hatfield,  Alpheus  Longley 
Hancock  C.  P.  Lapharn 
Hanover  Caleb  Butler 

Hansen  P.  H.  Perkins 

Hardwick, Gardner  Ruggles 
Harvard,  John  P.  Whitcomb 
Harwich  Obed  Brooks 

"     South,   I.  P.  Nickerson 

"     East         B.  F.  Eldridge 

"  West,  Anthony  Killey 
Haverhill,    Charles* B.  Hall 

"  East  E.  Fullingham 
Hubbardston,  A.  S.  Clarke 
Hawley,  Calvin  S.  Longley 

"     South  Joy 

Heath  Winslow  Buck 

Hingham,  RufusW. Lincoln 

"  South  Quincy  Lane 
Hinsdale,  Munroe  Emmons 
Holden  Charles  Chaffin 

Holland,  E.  G.  Fuller 

Hopkinton,  S.  D.  Davenport 

"      Woodville,  MbertWood 

**  Unionville,W  m  J  enmson 
Holliston  S..G.  Burnap 

Hartsville  Henry  L.  Hill 
Haydenville:5os\a.\i  Hayden 
Holyoke  Place,  Za.  Lyman 
JJoUenbecks  N.  K.  Bills 

Holmes'  Hole,  Geo. Dunham 
Hyannis,  Abner  W.  Lowell 

"  port  Daniel  Bassett 
Ipswich  Stephen  Coburn 
Ireland  Chester  Crafts 

Jamaica  Plams,Ki>bt.  Seaver 
Kingston,  H.  L.  Collamore 
Lancaster,  Nathaniel  Rand 
Lanesboro',  Rich.  Whitney 
Lee,  L.  D.  Brown 

14* 


Lee,  South  Thos  Hurlbut 
Leicester  John  Sargent 

Lenox,  William  P.  Walker 
Leominster  C.  H.  Colburn 
Leverett     Jonathan  Conant 

"     North  E.  M.  Hatch 

Lexington  John  Davis 

"     East  Amos  Adams 

Lincoln  Rufus  Morse 

Leyden  Abel  Carpenter 

Littleton  Jona.  Hartwell 
Longmeadow     Wm.  White 

"     East  Wm.  Lathrop 

Lowell  Stephen  S.  Levy 
Ludlow  Joseph  Bucklin 
Lunenburg  Asa  Whiting 
Lynn  Bervj.  Mudge 

Maiden  J.  C.  Richardson 
Mansfield  Solomon  Piatt 
Marblehead,  Saml.  Homan 
Manchester  Wm. Dodge 
Marshfield,  Proctor  Bourne 

"     North,   Daniel  Phillips 

"     East  John  Tilden 

Medway  C.  Patridge 

"     West         Daniel  Wiley 

"  East,  Geo.  H.Holbrook 
Medfield  Charles  (Jnion 
Medford  L.  Angier 

Mendon,  Henry  A.  Aldrich 

"  South  E.  G.  Daniels 
Methuen  John  Low 

Middleboro'         Levi  Pierce 

"     North,Morrill  Robinson 

"     West,Elias  Sampson,jr. 

"  East  Nathaniel  Eddy 
Milbury         Asa  H.  Waters 

"  West  Eph.  Goulding 
Marlboro'  A.  Parmenter 
Milford  H.  Hunt 

"  South  P.  Pennirnan 
Milton  George  TffOmpson 
Monroe  Marl  in  Ballou 

Monson  Austin  Fuller 

Montgomery      Orren  Parks 


150 


POST-OFFICES. 


Monument  J.  S.  Ellis 

Montague      Jona.  Hartwell 

"     Canal  Benj    Henry 

Mattapoiset, Wilson  Barstow 
Marston's  Mills,    Nathaniel 

Hinckley 
Middlesex  Fill.      E.  Adams 
Middl efield      Solomon  Root 
Nantucket     Geo.  F.  Worth 
Natick         Nathaniel  Clark 

"     South  Curtis 

Needham      Israel  Whitney 

"  West  William  Flagg 
NewBedford,Edw.  W.  Green 
NewBraintree,AmoryFelton 
Newburyport,  Benj. VV. Hale 
New  Marlboro',  Jabez  Bos- 
worth 
New  Salem,  Alpheus  Hard- 
ing, jr. 

"     North,Wm.Whittemore 

"  Millington,  JohnPutnam 
Newton       Wm.  B.  Newton 

"     Lower  Falls     A.  Allen 

"     Upper  Falls  Jesse 

Winslovv 

"     West  John  Mead 

"  Centre,A.R,Trowbridge 
Northampton,Tho.Shepherd 
Northbridge  S.  Holbrook 
Northfield  Caleb  Osgood 
Northboro'  Anson  Rice 

Norton  Earl  Hodges 

Norwich,  Aaron  B.  Dimock 
Neponset  Orin  P.  Bacon 
Oakham  Dexter  Hill 

"     Coldbrook      Henry    B. 

Sibley 
Orange,  Parley  Barton 

"  South  J.  R.  Whipple 
Orleans        Sparrow  Horton 

"     South       Setli  Sparrow 

"  East  Isaac  Sparrow 
Otis  S.  Picket 

Oxford  James  Scott 


Osterville,  Josi.  Scudder,  jr. 
Palmer,  Depot,John  Bowles 

"     Three  Rivers  Asa 

Shu  m  way 

'*    Thorndike       Gamaliel 

Collins  | 

Paxton  S.  D.  Harrington 
Pelham  Calvin  D.  Eaton 
Pembroke  H.  Collamore 
Pepperell  John  Loring 

Peru  Oliver  Nash 

Phillipston  Curtis  Powers 
Pittsfield,Phinehas  Allenjr. 
Plainfield,  Leavitt  Halleck 
Plymouth, Ephraim  Spooner 
Plympton         Isaac  Wright 

"  North,  Zenas  Cushman 
Princeton,    Charles  Russell 

"     Jonathan  Allen 
Provincetown,  J.L.  Lothrop 
Petersham      Seth  Hapgood 
Pocassett        Howard  Perry 
Prescott  Stacy  Linzie 

Quincy,  Daniel  French 

Randolph  John  Alder 

"  East  Erastus  Wales 
Reading  John  Weston 

"  North  Levi  Whitney 
Rehoboth, Granville  Stevens 

"  Centre,Jona.Wheaton,jr. 
Richmond  Asa  Cone 

Rockport  Henry  Clark 

Rochester      Theoph.  King 

"  North  N.  C.  Perkins 
Rowe  S.  R.  Drury 

Rowley  Benj.  H.  Smith 
Roxbury         Joshua  Seaver 

"  West  Wm.  Keith,  jr. 
Royalston  C.  A.  Bullock 
Rutland,  George  Estabrook 
Russell  Charles  Tinker 

Rockbottom  T.  Walcott 
Rockville  Timo.  Walker 
Salem,  Benj.  F.  Browne 
Salisbury  Seth  Clark 


POST-OFFICES. 


151 


Salisbury,  East  Cyrus 

Dearborn 

Sandisfield        George  Hull 

Sandwich,    Z.  R.  Hinckley 

"     East,  J.  Hoxie,  3d 

"     West       C.  H.  Burgess 

"     South     S.  C.  Howland 

"     North,Nathan  B.  Gibbs 

Saugus  Henry  Slade 

Savoy  Liberty  Bowker 

Scituate  John  Beal 

"     North         S.  B.  Merritt 

"     South  E.  T.  Fogg 

"     West  Z.  Cushing 

Seekonk  Church  Gray 

"     South      Allen  Munroe 

Sharon 

"     Centre,  Chas.  Johnson 
Shelburne        Walter  Wells 
"     Falls      T.  B.  Bardwell 
Sherburne      Oliver  Everett 
Sheffield.  Edward  F. Ensign 
"     East  E.  S.  Deming 

Shirley 

"  Village,  Israel  Longley 
Shutesburv,  J.  L.  Smallidge 
Lock's  VilL,  Nye  Haskell 
Somerset,  Elisha  Sladejr. 
"  West  Nathl.  Mason 
Southboro',  Sullivan  Fay 
Southbridge,  Win.  Edwards 
South  Reading,  D.  Norcross 
Srewsbury,  Josiah  Brigham 
"  South, L.H.Hommenway 
Southwick  J.  M.  Forward 
Southarnp.  Daniel  Whipple 
Spencer  W.  Bush 

Springfield, Harvey  Chapen 
Sterling  Thomas  H.  Blood 
Stockbridge  S.  Rockwell 
Stoneham  W.  Sweetser 
Stoughton  Lemuel  Gay 
"  East,  Darius  Littlefield 
Stow  W.  Robinson 

Sudbury,  North,  J.  Sawyer 


Sturbridge  A.  M.  Merrick 
Sunderland,      Wm.  Delano 

"  North  D.  S.  Whipple 
Sutton  Gibbs  Lilly 

"  West  R.  Waters,  jr. 
Swanzey  John  Mason 

South  Hadley,  D.  Chandler 

"     Canal  D.  B.  Gillet 

Scotland,  George  Chipman 
Sippican  W.  N.  Ellis 

Squam  Oliver  W.  Sargent 
Taunton,Charles  R.Vickery 
Templeton  John  Boynton 
Tewksbury  John  Coggin 
Tisbury, Holmes'  Hole,  Geo. 
Dunham 

"  West  Willard  Luce 
Tolland  Roger  Harrison 
Topsfield  Wm.  E.  Kimball 
Townsend,       Thos.  Farrar 

"  James  S.  Walton 

"  Harbor,  Charles  Emery 
Truro,  H.  Gross 

"  North,Edw.  Armstrong 
Tyngsboro',  B.  Richardson 
Tyringham,  South,  W. 

Langdon 

"     North, Samuel  Fargo,  jr. 

Three  Rivers, Asa  Shumway 

Upton  David  B.  Fisk 

Uxbridge,    Thomas  Aldrich 

Van  Deusenville.  W.Adams 

Walpole, Edmund  W.  Clapp 

"     East  David  Morse 

«  Truman  Clark 

Waltham      Nathl.  Maynard 

Ware  Lewis  Babcock 

Wareham,     William  Bates 

"     West 

"     East  David  Nye 

Warwick  William  Cobb 
Watertown  Benj.  Dana 

Wayland,  Newell  Heard 
Webster  Jonathan  Day 

Wellfleet       Enoch  Higgins 


152 


POST-OFFICES. 


Wellfleet,South,  Reub  Arey 

Wendell  L.  Cook 

Wenham,  A.  J.  Dodge 

Westboro'     W.  L.  G.  Hunt 

WestBoylst.  WalterVVinter 

Westampton,     A.  Chapman 

W.  Newbury       D.  Pilsbury 

Warren      S.  B.  Richardson 

"     South,  HarveySessions 

Westfield         Matthew  Ives 

Westford.   Samuel  Fletcher 

*«    Forge  Frti/cr/,L.Prescott 

W7ales         Daniel  N.  Green 

Weston       Abraham  Hewes 

Westport     Steph.  Howland 

"     Alex.  H.  Corey 

W.  Spring.  M.iYLTallmadge 

W.  Stockbridge 

Weymouth,  F. A. Kingsbury 

"     East,  Albert  Humphrey 

"     South  Jacob  Loud 

"     North      James  Torrey 

Whateley,     Samuel  Sazure 

Whateley,  West,  Asa 

Sanderson,  jr. 


Whateley,  East,  David 

Stockbridge 

Wilbraham,  Luther  B.  Bliss 

"    South.Solo.  B.  Spelman 

Washing'n,  W.G.Ballentine 

Windsor,  Chas.  Reed 

Williamsburg      L.  Bodman 

Williamstown, Isaac  Lettaui 

"     South,   John  P.  Jordan 

Wilmington     James  Jaquesx 

Winchendon,  M.  Whitcomb 

Woburn  B.  Buckman 

"     South,  Humph.  B.  How 

Worcester         M.  L.  Fisher 

Worthington      Wm.  Ward 

Wrentham         Curtis  Stone 

"     North,  Ebenezer  Blake 

"     South,  B.  N.  Shepherd 

Yarmouth,  James  Matthews 

"     Port,  Edward  Thacher 

"     West,  Sylvan  usCrowell 

"     South     David  K.  Akin 

JValerford,  W.  Farnum 

W/dtinsville,      Paul  Whitin 

WiUimansett,  C.  Pendleton 


RATES    OF    POSTAGE. 

Each  letter  or  package  weighing  less  than  half  an  ounce, 
if  carried  less  than  300  miles,  5  cents, — Do.  over  300  miles, 
10  cents.  Each  additional  half  ounce  or  fraction,  double 
these  rates.  Drop  letters  (delivered  from  the  office  where 
posted),  2  cents  Advertised  Letters  to  be  charged  the  cost 
of  advertising,  in  addition  to  the  Postage.  Each  Circular, 
Handbill,  or  Advertisement,  printed  on  paper  not  larger 
than  a  common  cap  sheet,  and  sent  unsealed  2  cents. 

2.  Newspapers  of  less  than  1900  square  inches  (50  by 
33  inches),  to  be  charged  as  before — 1  cent  each  for  any 
distance  within  the  State  when:  printed  and  mailed,  or 
under  100  miles  if  carried  out  of  the  State;  all  greater 
distances  1^  cents  each.  But  if  conveyed  less  than  30 
miles  from  the  place  where  printed,  free.  Newspapers  of 
over  1900  square  inches,  to  be  charged  Magazine  postage. 

3.  Magazines,  Pamphlets  and  other  printed  works,  2J 
cents  for  the  first  ounce,  1  ct.  for  each  additional  ounce  or 
fraction  above  half  an  ounce,   for  any  distance  whatever. 

O*  Any  writing  on  or  within  a  package,  other  than  the 
necessary  direction,  subjects  it  to  the  Letter  Postage. 


HARVARD   COLLEGE.  153 

UNIVERSITY  AT  CAMBRIGDE,  OR  HARVARD 
COLLEGE.     Founded  1638. 
inducted.  presidents.  Died  or  Resigned. 

1640  Rev.  Henry  Dunster,  1654 

1654  Rev.  Charles  Chauncy,  s.  t.  b.  1672 

1672  Rev.  Leonard  Hoar,  m.  d.  1675 

1675  Rev.  Uriah  Oakes,  a.  m.  1681 

1682  Doct.  John  Rogers,  a.m.  1684 

1685  Rev.  Increase  Mather,  d.  d.  1701 

1701  Rev.  Samuel  Willard,  a.  m.    Vice  P res.  1707 

1708  Hon,  John  Leverett,  a.  m.,  f.  r.  s.  1724 

1725  Rev.  Benjamin  Wadsvvorth,  a.  m.  1737 

1737  Rev.  Edward  Holyoke,  a.  m.  1769 

1770  Rev.  Samuel  Locke,  b.  d.  1773 

1774  Rev.  Samuel  Langdon,  d.  d.  1780 

1781  Rev.  Joseph  Willard,  d.  d.,  ll.  d.  1804 

1806  Rev.  Samuel  Webber,  d.  d.  1810 

1810  Rev.  John  T.  Kirkland,  d.  d.,  ll.  d.  1828 

1829  Hon.  Josiah  Quincy,  ll.  d.  1845 

1846  Hon.  Edward  Everett,  ll.  d. 

OVERSEERS. 

The  Governor,  the  Lieutenant-Governor,  the  Members 
of  the  Council  and    of  the    Senate,  the    Speaker  of  the 
House  of  Representatives,  the  President  of  the  University, 
ex  officio,  and  the  following  persons,  by  election  : 
John  Q,.  Adams,  ll.  o.     Rev.  William  Jenks,  d.  d. 
James  Jackson,  m.  d.  Charles  Lowell,  d.  d. 

Daniel  A.  White,  ll.  d.  John  Codman,  d.  d. 

Samuel  P.  P.  Fay.  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 

Richard  Sullivan.  Joseph  Field,  d.  d. 

Lemuel  Shaw,  ll.  d.  Nathl.IL.  Frothingham,  d.D. 

Daniel  Webster,  ll.  d.  John  Brazer,  d.  d. 

James  T.  Austin,  ll.  o.  Alvan  Larason,  d.  b. 

Levi  Lincoln,  ix.  d.  Samuel  Barrett,  a.  m. 

James  Savage,  ll.  d.  Ezra  S.  Gannett,  d.  d. 

Marcus  Morton,  ll.  d.  Alexander  Young,  a.  m. 

Edward  Everett,  ll.  d.  Hosea  Ballou,  2d,  d.  d. 

Ceorge  Bancroft,  ll.  d.  George  Putnam,  a.  m. 

Samuel  H.  Walley,  jr.  a.  m.     William  M.  Rogers,  a.  m. 
Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.  d.  Sec. 

CORPORATION. 

President,  Josiah  Quincy,  ll.  d. 

Fellows,  Lemuel  Shaw,  ll.  d.     Charles  G.  Loring,  k.  u.    • 
James  Walker,  d.  d.     John  A.  Lowell,  a.  m. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  A.  Elliot,  a.  m. 


154  HARVARD    COLLEGE. 

PROFESSORS,    TUTORS,    &c. 

*Edward  Everett,  ll.  d.  President. 

Massachusetts  Professor  of  Natural  History. 

Hollis  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Francis  Sales,  a.  m.  Instructer  in  Spanish. 

James  Jackson,  m.  n.  Prolessor  of  the  Theory  and  Prac- 
tice of  Physic,  Emeritus 

John  C.  Warren,  m.  d.  Hersey  Professor  of  Anatomy  and 
Surgery. 

Dane  Professor  of  Law. 

Simon  Greenleaf,  vl.  r>.   Royal!   Professor  of  Law. 

Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d.  Professor  of  Materia  Medica. 

Walter  Channing,  m.  n.  Professor  of  Obstetrics  and  Med- 
ical Jurisprudence. 

Edward  T.  Channing,  a.  m.  Boylston  Professor  of  Rheto- 
ric and  Oratory. 

George  Hay  ward  m.  d.  Professor  of  the  Principles  of 
Surgery  and  Clinical  Surgery. 

William  Craned  Bond,  a.  m.  Astronomer. 

John  W.  Webster,  m.  d.  Erving  Professor  of  Chemistry 
and  Mineralogy. 

Rumford  Professor  and  Lecturer  on  the  Appli- 
cation of  the  Sciences  to  the  Useful  Arts. 

John  Ware,  m.  d,  Hersey  Professor  of  the  Theory  and 
Practice  of  Physic. 

James  Walker,  d.  u.  Alford  Professor  of  Natural  Religion, 
Moral  Philosophy  and  Civil  Polity. 

Convers  Francis,  d.  d.  Parkman  Professor  of  Pulpit  Elo- 
quence and  the  Pastoral  Care. 

Thaddeus  W.  Harris,  m.  d.  Librarian. 

Jared  Sparks,  ll  d.  McLean  Professor  of  Ancient  and 
Modern  History. 

George  R.  Noyes,  d.  d.  Hancock  Professor  of  Hebrew 
and  other  Oriental  Languages,  and  Dexter  Lecturer 
on  Biblical  Literature. 

Pietro  Baclii,  a.  m.,  j.  u.  d.,  Instructer  in  Italian  and 
Portuguese. 

Charles  Beck,  p.  d.  University  Professor  of  Latin,  and 
Permanent  Tutor. 

Henry  W.  Longfellow,  a.  m.  Smith  Professor  of  the 
French  and  Spanish  Languages  and  Literature,  and 
Professor  of  Belles  Lettres. 

Cornelius  C.  Felton,  a.  m.  Eliot  Professor  of  Greek  Lit- 
erature. 


HARVARD    COLLEGE.  155 

Benjamin  Pierce,  a.  m.  Perkins  Professor  of  Astronomy 

and  Mathematics. 
Asa  Gray,  m.  d.  Fisher  Professor  of  Natural  History. 
Joseph  Lovering,  a.  m.  Hollis  Professor   of  Mathematics 

and  Natural  Philosophy. 
Bernard  Rolker,  Instructor  in  German. 
James  C.  Merrill,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Greek. 
M.  I)e  Laporte,  Instructer  in  French. 
Henry  W.  Torrey,  a.  b.  Tutor  in  Political  Economy  and 

Instructer  in  Elocution. 
George  P.  Sanger,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Latin. 
Moses  G.  Cobb,  a.  b.  Washington  Very,  a.  b.  Francis  E. 

Parker,  a.  b.  George  S.  Hale,  a.  b.  Josiah  S.  Hartvvell, 

A.  b.  Alexander  W.  Thayer,  a.  b.  Proctors. 
William  G.  Stearns,  a.  m.  Steward. 

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

The  Medical  Lectures  commence  in  Boston  on  the  1st 
Wednesday  in  November,  and  continue  four  months.  The 
"  Faculty  of  Medicine,"  are  Drs.  John  C.  Warren,  Walter 
Channing,  Dean  of  the  Faculty,  Jacob  Bigelow,  George 
Hayward,  John  W.  Webster,  John  Ware. 

The  Law  Institution  is    under  the   superintendence   of 
and  Simon  Greenleaf,  ll.  d. 

The  number  of  Books  in  the  Libraries  are  as  follows  : 
Theological  Library,  in  Divinity  Hall,  3,000 

Medical  "  in  Medical  College,  Boston,       1,000 

Law  "  in  Dane  Law  College,  10,000 

College  "  in  Gore  Hall  50,000 

Society  Libraries  of  the  Students,  10,000 


Total,    74,000 

Vacations.  The  academical  year  is  divided  into  two 
terms  and  two  vacations.  The  1st  Term  will  commence 
on  the  Friday  next  succeeding  commencement  and  con- 
tinue twenty  weeks.  The  1st  vacation  will  commence  at 
the  end  of  1st  Term,  and  continue  six  weeks.  The  2d 
Term  will  commence  at  end  of  1st  Vacation,  and  continue 
twenty  weeks.  The  2d  Vacation  will  commence  at  end  of 
2d  Term,  and  continue  until  Friday  after  commencement. 

The  stated  Time  for  Examination  of  the  Freshman  Class 
is  on  the  Monday  and  Tuesday  of  Commencement  week. 

The  Public  Exhibitions  are  on  the  3d  Tues.  of  October, 
the  1st  Tues.  of  May,  and  the  last  Wed.  of  the  2d  Term. 

Commencement  is  on  the  4th  Wednesday  in  August. 


156  COLLEGES. 

WILLIAMS  COLLEGE,  AT  WILLIAMSTOWK. 

Appointed.  presidents.  Died  or  Resigned, 

1793     Ebenezer  Fitch,  d.  d.  1815 

1815    Zephaniah  Swift  Moore,  v.  v.  1821 

1821     Edward  Dorr  Griffin,  p.  ».  183G 

1836     Mark  Hopkins,  d.  d.  Professor  of  Intellectual  and 

Moral  Philosophy. 
Ebenezer  Kellogg,  a.  m.  Professor  of  Languages,  Emeritus. 
Albert  Hopkins,  a.  m.  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy 

and  Astronomy. 
John  Tatlock,  a.  m.  Lawrence  Professor  of  Languages. 
Ebenezer  Emmons,  a.  m.,  m.  d.  Prof,  of  Natural  History, 
Edward  Lasell,  A.  m.  Professor  of  Chemistry. 
Joseph  Alden,  d.  d.  Professor  of  Rhetoric,  Political  Econ- 
omy, and  American  History. 
John  Darby,  a.  m.  Professor  of  Mathematics. 
Tutor,  Henry  B.  Hosford,  a.  b. 

Vacations.     First,  4  weeks  from  Commencement. 
Second,  6  weeks  from  the  3d  Wednesday  in  December. 
Third,  3  weeks  from  the  1st  Wednesday  in  May. 
Commencement,  3d  Wednesday  in  August. 

AMHERST  COLLEGE. 

Appointed.  presidents.  Died. 

1821     Zephaniah  S.  Moore,  d.  d.  1823 

1823     Heman  Humphrey,  d.  d.  1844 

3844     Rev.  Edward  Hitchcock,  1L.  r>.  Professor  of  Nat- 
ural Theology  and  Geology. 

Rev.  Nathan  W.  Fiske,  a.  m.  Professor  of  Intellectual  and 
Moral  Philosophy. 

William  S.  Tyler,   a.  m.   Professor  of  Latin,   Greek  and 
Hebrew  Languages  and  Literature. 

Rev.  Aaron  Warner,  Professor  of  Rhetoric  and  Oratory, 
and  English  Literature. 

Ebenezer  S.    Snell,   a.  m.  Professor  of  Mathematics  and 
Natural  Philosophy,  and  Librarian. 

William  B.  Calhoun,  a.  ».  Lecturer  on  Political  Economy. 

Charles  U.  Shepard,  m.  d.  Prof  of  Chem.  and  Nat.  History, 

Rev.  Lyman  Coleman,  a.  m.  Instructer  in  German. 

Rowland  Ayres,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Languages  and  Math. 
Vacations.      First,   4    weeks    from    Commencement. 

Second,  G  weeks  from  the  Wednesday  preceding  the  annual 

State   Thanksgiving.      Third,  3d  Wednesday  in  April, 

three  weeks. 
Commencement,  2d  Thursday  in  August. 


CATHOLfC    COLLEGE.  157 

CATHOLIC    COLLEGE    OF    THE    HOLY   CROSS, 
WORCESTER. 

Intended  exclusively  for  Catholics. 

President,  Rev.  James  Ryder. 

Vice  President,  Rev.  James  Moore. 

Prefect  of  Studies  and  Professor  of  Rhetoric,  Rev.  George 

Fenwick. 
Professor  of  Latin  and  Greek,  Rev.  William  Logan. 

In  addition  to  the  above,  ihere  are  three  scholastics 
teaching  the  ancient  and  modem  languages  and  mathe- 
matics, a  prefect  of  discipline,  and  four  lay  brothers. 

Phillips  Academy  at  Andover.    Incorp.  Oct.  4,  1780. 
President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Samuel  T.  Armstrong., 

INSTRUCTERS. 

Principal,  Samuel  H.  Taylor,  a.  m. 

Teacher  of  Latin  and  Greek,  Abner  J.  Phipps,  a.  m. 
"  "  "        Thomas  E.  Foster,  a.  m. 

Teacher  of  Chemistry  and  Natural  History,  Alonzo 
Gray,  a.  m. 

Teacher  of  Mathematics  and  English  Literature,  Wil- 
liam H.  Wells,  a.  m. 

Teacher  of  the    Preparatory   Department,  Luke  H. 
Bowers. 

Teacher  of  Elocution,  William  Russell,  a.  m. 

Theological  Seminary,  Andover,  Mass.    Founded  1807. 
President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  SamuelT.  Armstrong. 

FACULTY. 

Abbot  Prof,  of  Chris.  Theol.,  Leonard  Woods,  d.  d. 
Associate   Prof,  of  Sacred  Literature,    Rev.   Moses 

Stuart,  a.  m. 
Brown   Prof,  of  Ecclesiastical  History  and   Pastoral 

Theology,  Ralph  Emerson,  d.  d. 
Prof,  of  the  Hebrew  Language  and  Literature,  B.  B« 

Edwards,  d.  d. 
Bartlett    Prof,    of  Sacred    Rhetoric,     Edwards    A. 

Park,  d.  d. 

Vacations.    First,  5  weeks  from  the  Wednesday 
preceding  the  last  Wednesday  in  April.    Second,  7 
weeks  from  the  first  Wednesday  in  September. 
15 


158  MISSIONARY    SOCIETIES. 

Theological  Seminary,  Newton,  Mass.    Founded  1825. 

President  of  Board  of  Trustees,  Daniel  Sharp,  d.  d. 

professors. 

President,  and  Professor  of  Christian  Theology,  Bar- 

nas  Sears,  d.  d. 
Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History, 
Professor  of  Sacred   Rhetoric  and   Pastoral  Duties, 

Henry  J.  Ripley,  d.  d. 
Professor  of  Biblical  Literature   and  Interpretation, 

Rev.  Horatio  B.  Hackett. 

Vacations.  First,  6  weeks  from  the  3d  Wednes- 
day in  August.  Second,  6  weeks  from  the  last 
Wednesday  in  March. 

Time  of  entrance,  end  of  the  first  vacation. 

Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge,  Piety  and 
Charity.    Established  May,  1805. 
President,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 
Vice-President,  Rev.  Samuel  Barrett. 
Treasurer,  William  T.  Andrews. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Alexander  Young. 

Society  for  -Propagating  the  Gospel  among  the  Indians 
and  others  in  North  America.    Inc.  Nov.  1787. 

President,  Lemuel  Shaw,  ll.  d. 

Vice-President,  William  Jenks,  d.  d. 

Secretary,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop. 

Treasurer,  James  Savage. 

Vice-Treasurer,  Benjamin  Guild. 

Select  Committee,  Rev.  Samuel  Barrett,  Rev.  Alex- 
ander Young,  Prof.  C.  Francis,  Benjamin  Guild,  Rev. 
Samuel  K.  Lothrop. 

American  Board  of  Commissioners  for  For.  Missions. 

President,  Theodore  Frelinghuysen,  ll.  d. 

Vice-President,  Thomas  S.  Williams,  ll.  d. 

Prudential'Committee,  Samuel  T.  Armstrong,  Chas. 
Stoddard,  John  Tappan,  Rev.  Nehemiah  Adams,  Rev. 
Silas  Aiken,  William  W.  Stone,  William  J.  Hubbard. 

Secretaries,  Rufus  Anderson,  d.  d.  Rev.  David 
Greene,  William  J.  Armstrong,  d.  d. 

Recording  Secretary,  Rev.  Selah  B.  Treat. 

Treasurer,  Henry  Hill. 

[Missionary  House,  33  Pemberton-Square.] 


MISSIONARY    SOCIETIES.  159 

American  Baptist  Board  of  Foreign  Missions. 
President,  Daniel  Sharp,  d.  d. 
Secretary,  Solomon  Peck. 
Assistant  Secretary,  R.  E.  Eddy. 
Treasurer,  Heman  Lincoln. 

[Rooms,  17  Joy's  Buildings.] 

Massachusetts  Evangelical  Missionary  Society. 
Organized  1807. 
President,  Richard  Sullivan. 
Vice-President,  Charles  Lowell,  d.  d. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Chandler  Robbins. 
Treasurer,  Nathaniel  Thayer. 

Board  of  Commissioners  of  the  Society  in  Scotland  for 
promoting  Christian  Knowledge.    Formed  1787. 
President,  Samuel  T.  Armstrong. 
Secretary,  John  Codman,  d.  d. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  H.  Walley. 

Board  of  Missions  of  the  Protestant  Episcopal  Church 
in  Massachusetts. 
Right  Rev.  Manton  Eastburn,  President,  ex  officio. 
Rev.  Nathaniel  T.  Bent,  Rev.  Henry  W.  Lee,  Rev. 
Clement  M.  Butler.  Rev.  Thomas  R.  Lambert,  Rev.  M. 
A.  D'W.  Howe,  Rev.  Geo.  M.  Randall ;  Rev.  Charles 
Mason,  Salem,  Secretary  ;  William  Appleton,  James 
Barns,  G.  M.  Dexter,  George  C.  Shattuck ;  Phineas 
Capen,  Boston,  Treasurer. 

Massachusetts  Missionary  Society. 
President,  Leonard  Woods,  d.  d. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Joseph  S.  Clark. 
Treasurer,  Benjamin  Perkins. 
[Rooms,  9  Cornhill.] 

Mass.  Society  for  promoting  Christian  Knowledge* 
President,  Samuel  H.  Walley. 
Vice-President,  William  Jenks,  d.  d. 

Benevolent  Fraternity  of  Churches. 
President,  Richard  Sullivan. 
Treasurer,  Thomas  Turbell. 
Secretary,  J.  I.  T.  Coolidge. 

Executive  Committee,  Rev.  S.  K.  Lothrop,  H.  B. 
Rogers. 


160  EDUCATION   SOCIETIES. 

Berry  Street  Ministerial  Conference. 
Moderator,  James  Thompson,  d.  d. 
Scribe,  Rev.  F.  D.  Huntington. 
Standing-  Committee,  Rev.  Alex.  Young,  Geo.  Put- 
nam, d.  d.  Rev.  Geo.  E.  Ellis. 

General  Association  in  Massachusetts. 

This  body  was  organized  in  June,  1805.  It  is  com- 
posed of  delegations  from  particular  Associations  of 
Evangelical  Congregational  Ministers,  two  from  each 
Association.     Annual  meetings,  4th  Tues.  in  June. 

Secretary,  Thomas  Snell,  d.  d. 

American  Unitarian  Association. 
President,  Orville  Dewey,  d.  d. 

EXECUTIVE    COMMITTEE. 

Directors,  Rev.  Artemas  B.  Muzzey,  Rev.  George 
E.  Ellis,  Rev.  Nathaniel  Hall,  Rev.  James  P.  Clarke, 
Henry  B.  Rogers,  Isaiah  Bangs. 

General  Secretary,  Rev.  Charles  Briggs. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Rev.  Samuel  K.  Lothrop. 

Treasurer,  Henry  P.  Fairbanks. 

Travelling  Agent,  George  G.  Channing. 
[Depository,  118  Washington-Street.] 

American  Education  Society.    Inc.  Dec.  4,  1816. 

President,  Lewis  Strong. 

Vice  President,  John  Tappan,  (with  32  Honorary 
Vice-Presidents  in  different  States.) 

Secretary,  Rev.  Samuel  H.  Riddel. 

General  Agent,  Rev.  Joseph  Emerson. 

Treasurer,  Steph.  T.  Farwell.    Auditor,  Jas.  Means. 

Executive  Committee,  Rev.  George  W.  Blagden, 
Edward  Beecher,  d.  d.  Rev.  William  A.  Stearns,  Joel 
Giles,  and  the  Secretary. 

Financial  Committee,  John  Tappan,  Ebenezer  Al- 
den,  m.  d.  Julius  A.  Palmer,  and  the  Treasurer. 
[Rooms  of  the  Society,  15  Cornhill.] 

Northern  Baptist  Education  Society. 
President,  Daniel  Sharp,  d.  d. 
Vice-Presidents,  Richard  Fletcher,  Isaac  Davis. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Rev.  E.  Thresher. 
Recording  Secretary,  Rev.  Joseph  W.  Parker. 
[Rooms,  13  Joy's  Building.] 


MEDICAL    SOCIETIES.  161 

Massachusetts  Bible  Society.    Incorp.  1809. 

President,  John  Pierce,  d.  d. 

Vice-President,  John  Codman,  d.  d. 

Corresponding-  Secretary,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 

Recording  Secretary,  Rev.  George  W.  Blagden. 

Treasurer,  Henry  Edwards. 

Executive  Committee,  to  whom  applications  are  to* 
be  made  for  Bibles,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d.  Rev.  Geo. 
W.  Blao-den,  Henry  Edwards. 

[Bible  Depository,  50  Milk-st.] 

Massachusetts  Medical  Society.    Incorp.  Nov.  1781. 
Annual  meeting  held  in  Boston  on  the  last  Wed.  in 
May,  at  the  Lecture  Room,  Temple  Place. 
President,  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d.  of  Boston. 
Vice-President,  Edward  Flint,  m.  d.  of  Leicester. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Samuel  Morrill,  m.  d. 
Recording  Secretary,  D.  Humphreys  Storer,  m.  d. 
Treasurer,  Woodbridge  Strong,  m.  d. 
Librarian,  Charles  G.  Putnam,  m.  d. 

[For  a  list  of  the  Members  of  this  Society,  see  p.  115.] 
CENSORS. 

For  the  First  Medical  District,  and  for  the  Society  at 
Large.  Anson  Hooker,  Winslow  Lewis,  jr.  G.  VV. 
Otis,  jr.  John  D.  Fisher,  J.  B.  S.  Jackson. 

Second  Medical  District.  Benj.  F.  Heywood,  Benj. 
Pond,  Wm.  Workman,  Jos.  Sargent,  John  G.  Metcalf. 

Third  Medical  District.  David  Bemis,  Jehiel  Ab- 
bott, A.  S.  Peck,  Daniel  Thompson,  AlpheusF.  Stone. 

Fourth  Medical  District.  Henry  H.  Childs,  Royal 
Fowler,  Asa  G.  Welch,  Robert  Worthington,  Nathan 
S.  Babbitt. 

Fifth  Medical  District.  A.  Reed,  A.  Mackie,  S. 
Sawyer,  J.  Haskell,  Thomas  Wilbur. 

Sixth  Medical  District.  Aaron  Cornish,  Henry  Tuck, 
E.  W.  Carpenter,  Thomas  P.  Jackson,  George  Atwood. 

Committee  on  Publications.  John  Homans,  D.  H. 
Storer,  J.  B.  S.  Jackson. 

Committee  on  Resignations.  A.  A.  Gould,  Winslow 
Lewis,  jr.  G.  W.  Otis,  jr. 

The  Censors  for  the  Society  at  Large,  and  for  the 
First  Medical  District,  meet  in  the  city  of  Boston,  for 
15» 


162  MEDICAL    SOCIETIES. 

the  examination  of  candidates  for  the  practice  of 
medicine,  surgery,  and  midwifery,  on  the  Thursday 
next  preceding  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Society,  as 
provided  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation  ;  and  on  the  last 
Wednesdays  of  January  and  July. 

Those  for  the  Second  Medical  District,  in  Worces- 
ter, on  the  Wednesday  following  the  third  Monday  in 
June.  Those  for  the  Third  Medical  District,  in  North- 
ampton, on  the  Wednesday  following  the  third  Tues- 
day in  Sept.  Those  for  the  Fourth  Medical  District, 
in  Pittsfield,  on  the  day  previous  to  the  day  of  Com- 
mencement of  the  medical  institution  in  that  place. 

COUNSELLORS. 

Suffolk.  George  C.  Shattuck,  Jacoh  Bigelow,  Geo. 
Hayward,  Enoch  Hale,  S.  D.  Townsend,  John  Ware, 
Z.  B.  Adams,  John  Hornans,  W.  Strong,  John  Jeffries, 
Geo.  W.  Otis,  W.  Lewis,  jr.  Saml.  Morrill,  J.  V.  C. 
Smith,  D.  H.  Storer,  John  Flint,  John  C.  Hay  den, 
John  D.  Fisher,  Chas.  G.  Putnam,  John  B.  S.  Jackson, 
Alex.  Thomas,  Ephraim  Buck,  A.  A.  Gould,  Charles 
T.  Jackson,  Marshal  S.  Perry. 

Essex,  Southern  District.  Andrew  Nichols,  Abel 
L.  Peirson,  George  Choate,  Ebenezer  Hunt,  Joseph 
Reynolds,  Samuel  Johnson,  William  Prescott. 

Essex,  Northern  District.  Rufus  Longley,  Dean 
Robinson,  Richard  S.  Spofford. 

Middlesex.  Timothy  Wellington,  Zadok  Howe, 
John  C.  Dalton,  Elisha  Huntington,  Anson  Hooker, 
Nehemiah  Cutter,  J.  Stearns Hurd,  Charles  F.Chaplin, 
Simon  Whitney,  Horatio  Adams,  Hiram  Hosmer, 
Luther  V.  Bell,  J.  M.  Whittemore,  Harlin  Pillsbury, 
D.  Morse,  Peleg  Bradley. 

Worcester.  Stephen  Bachelder,  John  Green,  Ed- 
ward Flint,  Benjamin  F.  Hey  wood,  Charles  W.  Wilder, 
J.  G.  Metcalf,  Pearson  T.  Kendall,  Joseph  Stone, 
William  Workman,  D.  S.  C.  H.  Smith. 

Hampshire.  Benjamin  Barrett,  A.  S.  Peck,  E.  G. 
Ufford,  H.  Thompson. 

Hampden.  David  Bemis,  William  Bridgman,  Jehiel 
Abbott,  James  M.  Smith. 

Franklin.  Stephen  Williams,  Alpheus  F.  Stone, 
Christopher  Dean. 

Berkshire.  Henry  H.  Childs,  Asa  G.  Welch,  Royal 
Fowler,  Robert  Worthington. 


MEDICAL    SOCIETIES.  163 

Norfolk.  Nathaniel  Miller,  Robert  Thaxter,  Jeremy 
Stimpson,  Eben.  Alden,  Eben.  Stone,  Henry  Bartlett. 

Plymouth.  E.  Thaxter,  P.  L.  Nichols,  John  Perkins. 

Bristol.  Alex.  Read,  Paul  Spooner,  Amory  Glazier, 
Caleb  Swan,  Alfred  Wood. 

Barnstable.  Elijah  W.  Carpenter,  Thomas  P.  Jack- 
son, George  Atwood. 

Nantucket.    Elisha  P.  Fearing. 

Dukes.    Leroy  M.  Yale. 

Medical  School  in  Boston.    (Mason-st.) 

The  Medical  Lectures  of  Harvard  University  begin 
in  this  building  annually,  Jst  Wed.  in  November,  and 
continue  four  months.  The  students  attending  the 
Lectures  are  admitted  to  the  Medical  and  Surgical 
practice  of  the  Massachusetts  General  Hospital,  and 
to  Clinical  Lectures  by  the  Professors  of  Surgery,  and 
Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic,  without  fee.  The  fee 
for  a  whole  course  of  Lecrures  is  $75 ;  for  matricula- 
tion, $3;  for  graduation,  $20. 

FACULTY    OF    MEDICINE. 

President  of  the  University,  and  President  of  the 
Faculty  of  Medicine,  Edward  Everett,  ll.  d. 

Prof,  of  Anatomy  and  Operative  Surgery,  John  C. 
Warren,  m.  d. 

Prof,  of  Midwifery  and  Medical  Jurisprudence,  Wal- 
ter Channing,  m.  d. 

Prof,  of  Materia  Medica,  and  Lecturer  on  Clinical 
Medicine,  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d. 

Prof,  of  the  Principles  of  Surgery,  and  of  Clinical 
Surgery,  George  Hayward,  m.  d. 

P»-of.  of  Chemistry,  John  W.  Webster,  m.d. 

Prof,  of  the  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic,  John 
Ware,  m.  d.  J.  Bigelow,  m.  d. 

Dean  of  Faculty  of  Medicine,  Walter  Channing,  m.d. 

Demonstrator  of  Anatomy,  Samuel  Parkraan,  m.  d. 

Librarian,  Charles  Morrill. 

Boylston  Medical  Society. 
President,  Henry  J.  Bigelow,  m.  d. 
Vice  Presidents,  S.  Kneeland,  m.  d.  J.  W,  Stone, 
Secretary,  Robert  Dixon. 


1C4  LITERARY    SOCIETIES. 

American  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 

President,  John  Pickering,  ll.  d. 
Vice-President,  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d. 
Recording  Secretary,  O.  W.  Holmes,  m.  d. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Asa  Gray. 
Treasurer,  J.  I.  Bowditch. 
Librarian,  Enoch  Hale,  m.  d. 

Pilgrim  Society. 
President,  Charles  H.  Warren. 
Vice-President,  William  Davis. 
Recording  Secretary,  Winslow  Warren,  m.  d. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  B.  M.  Watson. 
Treasurer,  Allen  Danforth. 
Librarian  and  Cabinet  Keeper,  William  S.  RusselL 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society. 

President,  James  Savage. 

Recording  Secretary,  Joseph  Willard. 

Corresponding  Secretary,  Charles  Lowell,  d.  d. 

Treasurer,  Peleg  W.  Chandler. 

Librarian,  J.  B.  Felt. 

Assistant  Librarian,  Lucius  R.  Paige. 

[Rooms,  Savings  Bank  Building,  Tremont-st.] 

American  Antiquarian  Society.    Inc.  1812. 

President,  Edward  Everett,  ll.  d. 

Vice-Presidents,  John  Davis,  ll.  d.  (1  vacancy.) 

Counsellors,  Levi  Lincoln,  ll.  d.  Charles  Lowell, 
d.  d.  James  C.  Merrill,  Samuel  M.  Burnside,  Fred.  W. 
Paine,  John  Green,  m.  d.  Joseph  Willard,  Emory 
Washburn,  Stephen  Salisbury,  Samuel  Jennison. 

Sec.  Foreign  Correspondence,  John  Pickering,  ll.d. 

Sec.  Domestic  Correspondence,  Benj.  F.Thomas. 

Treasurer,  Alfred  D.  Foster. 

Committee  of  Publication,  Stephen  Salisbury,  Saml. 
F.  Haven,  Peleg  W.  Chandler. 

Funds,  $28,000.        Library,  16,300  vols. 

Boston  Society  of  Natural  History. 
President,  Amos  Binney. 
Recording  Secretary,  Thomas  Bulfinch. 
Treasurer,  John  J.  Dixwell. 
[Museum,  Savings  Bank  Building,  Tremont-st] 


LITERARY    SOCIETIES. 


165 


American  Peace  Society* 

President,  S.  E.  Coues,  of  Portsmouth,  N*  H. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Rev,  Geo.  C.  Beckwith. 
Treasurer,  J.  P.  Blanchard. 

American  Statistical  Association. 

President,  Richard  Fletcher,  ll.  d. 
Vice-Presidents,  George  C.  Shattuck,  m.  d.  Ebefie- 
:zer  Alden,  m.  d. 

Recording  Secretary,  Rev.  Joseph  B.  Felt. 
Home  Secretary,  William  Brigham. 
Foreign  Secretary,  Joseph  E.  Worcester. 
Treasurer,  James  C.  Odiorne. 
Librarian,  J.  Wingate  Thornton. 

Boston  Lyceum, 

President, 

Vice-President,  Peleg  W.  Chandler. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  N.  W.  Coffin. 
Recording  Secretary,  F.  W.  Lincoln,  jr. 

Mercantile  Library  Association. 

President,  Alonzo  C.  Haskell. 

Vice-President,  Reuben  J.  Todd. 

Recording  Secretary,  Israel  Lombard,  jr. 

Corresponding  Secretary,  G.  Francis  Thayer. 

Treasurer,  William  H.  Towne. 

Directors,  G.  L.  Bradford,  Gardner  G.  Tufts,  Fitz 
W.  Caswell,  Wm.  B.  Fowle,  jr.  S.  Augustus  Dix, 
Thos.  H.  Leavitt,  James  Otis,  L.  L.  Wileutt. 

Mechanic  Apprentices  Library. 

President,  James  W.  Yerrington. 
Vice-President,  George  O.  Heydock. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  B.  Smith. 
Recording  Secretary,  Samuel  B.  Waite. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Louis  D.  Bartlett. 

Bowditch  Library.  No.  8  Otis  Place. 
A  Free  Library,  from  which  any  one  residing  in 
Boston  or  its  immediate  vicinity  can  take  Books,  who 
is  known  to  either  of  the  proprietors,  or  who  presents 
sufficient  evidence  of  his  being  willing  to  conform  to 
the  few  rules  that  have  been  adopted. 


166  MUSICAL    SOCIETIES. 

Handel  and  Haydn  Society  in  Boston. 
President,  Jonas  Chickering. 
Vice-Bresident,  Benjamin  F.  Baker. 
Secretary,  Abraham  O.  Bigelow. 
Treasurer,  Matthew  S.  Parker. 

Boston  Jlcademy  of  Music. 
President,  Samuel  A.  Eliot. 
Vice-President,  Martin  Brimmer. 
Recording  Secretary,  Luther  S.  dishing1. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  George  E.  Head,, 
Treasurer,  Benjamin  Perkins. 

Boston  Philharmonic  Society. 
President,  Henry  J.  Sargent. 
Vice  President,  S.  Abbott  Lawrence. 
Treasurer,  Lewis  W.  Tappan. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Charles  A.  Welch. 
Recording  Secretary,  Joseph  L.  Bates. 

Massachusetts  Sabbath  School  Society. 
President,  Samuel  T.  Armstrong. 
Secretary,  and  General  Agent,  Rev.  Asa  Bullard. 
Treasurer,  C.  C.  Dean. 

[Depository,  l',i  Cornhill.] 

New  England  Sabbath  School  Union, 
President,  George  N.  Briggs. 
Secretary,  H.  S.  Washburn. 
Treasurer,  Charles  Warren. 

Sunday  School  Society. 
President,  Stephen  C.  Phillips,  Salem. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Rev.  R.  C.  Waterstora, 
Treasurer,  Lewis  G.  Pray. 

American  Tract  Society,  Boston. 
President,  John  Tappan. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Seth  Bliss. 
Treasurer,  George  Denny. 

[Depository,  28  Cornhill.] 

Book  and  Pamphlet  Society. 
President,  John  G.  Rogers. 
Secretary  Samuel  G.  Simpkins. 
Treasurer,  A.  H.  Sumner. 


CHARITABLE    INSTITUTIONS.  167 

State  Lunatic  Hospital,   Worcester. 

Trustees,  Joseph  Sargent,  of  Worcester;  Henry  H. 
Childs,  of  Pittsfield  ;  Stephen  Salisbury,  of  Worcester; 
Stephen  C.  Phillips,  of  Salem  ;  Jesse  Murdock,  of 
Carver.    Treasurer,  Alfred  D.  Foster. 

Superintendent,  Samuel  B.  Woodward,  m.  d. 

Assistant  Physician,  John  R.  Lee,  m.  d. 

Steward,  Charles  P.  Hitchcock. 

Massachusetts  General  Hospital. 

President,  William  Appleton. 

Vice-President,  Jonathan  Phillips. 

Treasurer,  Henry  Andrews. 

Secretary,  Marcus  Morton,  jr. 

Trustees,  Ch.is.  Amory,  WTm.T.  Andrews,  N.  I.  Bow- 
ditch,  Geo.  M.  Dexter,  Henry  Edwnrds,  Robt.  Hooper, 
Thos.  Lamb,  Francis  C.  Lowell,  John  A.  Lowell,  Henry 
B.  Rogers,  Chas.  S.  Storrow,  Edward  Wigglesworth. 

Consulting  Physicians,  Jas.  Jackson,  m.  d.  George  C. 
Shattuck,  m.  d.  John  Homans,  m.  d.  Joseph  Roby,  m.  d. 

Consulting  Surgeons,  John  Jeffries,  m.  d.  Abel  L. 
Peirson,  m.  d.  Edward  Reynolds,  m.  d»  Oliver  W. 
Holmes,  m.  d. 

OFFICERS    OF    THE    HOSPITAL. 

Superintendent,  Richard  Girdler. 

Physicians,  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d.  Enoch  Hale,  m.  d. 
John  B.  S.  Jackson,  m.  d. 

Surgeons,  John  C.  Warren,  m.  d.  George  Hayward, 
m.  d    Solomon  D.  Townsend,  m.  d. 

Assistant  Physician,  Samuel  Parkman,  m.  d. 

House  Physician,  J.  Sydenham  Flint. 

House  Surgeon,  Alfred  Lambert. 

Apothecary,  Francis  A.  Holman. 

OFFICERS    OF    THE    MC    LEAN  ASYLUM. 

Physician  and  Superintendent,  Luther  V.  Bell,  m.  d. 
Assist.  Phys.  and  Apothecary,  Chaun.  Booth,  jr.  m.  d. 
Steward,  Columbus  Tyler.    Matron,  Mrs.  Tyler. 
Male  Supervisor,  Homer  Goodhue. 
Female    do.        Miss  Relief  R.  Barber. 

Applications  for  admission  to  the  Mc  Lean  Asylum  may  be  made 
at  the  Asylum  in  Somerville,  near  the  Village  of  East  Cambridge,  or 


168  CHARITABLE    INSTITUTIONS, 

by  letter  to  Dr.  Bell,  directed  to  the  Post  Office  in  East  Cambridge. 
Terms,  $3  per  week  and  upwards. 

All  applications  for  admission  must  be  made  at  the  HOSPITAL, 
Allen  Street,  between  the  hours  of  8  and  9  on  the  mornings  of  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Friday. 

Applicants  who  cannot  attend  in  person  will  be  visited  by  a  Phy- 
sician connected  with  Ihe  Hospital,  and  no  one  can  be  admitted  with- 
out his  certificate,  except  in  cases  of  injury  from  accident,  or  of  sud- 
den illness.  All  applications  from  the  country  must  be  accompanied 
by  a  description  of  the  case,  in  writing,  by  the  attending  Physician- 
of  the  patient,  and  addressed  to  Samuel  Parkman,  m.  d.  Boston. 

Boston  Medical  Dispensary. 

Managers.  Gideon  F.  Thayer,  Chairman  ;  Samuel 
May,  Nathaniel  L.  Frothingham,  Piiny  Cutler,  James 
H.  Foster,  Uriel  Crocker,  Ebenezer  Chadwick,  Nathl. 
H.  Emmons,  Samuel  Bradlee,  J.  H,  Woleott,  Jonathan 
Ch  ipman  -f  William  Gray,  Secretary,  and  George  T„ 
Bigelow,  Treasurer. 

Consulting  Physicians,  Solomon  D.  Townsend,  m.d, 
Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  j>. 

Visiting  Physicians. 
F.  E.  Oliver,  7  Hanover-st,  Wards  I  &  3, 

Alfred  A.  Lane,  133  Hanover-st.  Ward  2. 

Geo.  Hay  ward,  jr.  202  Tremont-st.  Wards  4,  5,  &  6, 
Samuel  Cabot,  jr.  17  Winter-st.  Ward  7. 

John  S.  Carter,  69  Bedford-st.  Ward  8, 

LeBaron  Russell,  1  Otis  Place,  Ward  9. 

Samuel  Kneeland,jr.  410  Washington-st.  Ward  10, 
J.  M.  Phipps,  414  Washington-st.  Ward  11. 

Andrew  Alexander,  Foarth-st.  S.  Boston,  Ward  12, 
P.  M.  Crane,  Meridian-st.  East  Boston. 

Apothecaries,  S.  W.  Fowle,  138  Washington-st.  j 
Charles  Mead,  corner  Turnpike  and  Fourth-st. ;  James 
Kidder,  Maveric  Square,  East  Boston. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Eye  and  Ear  Infirmary. 

President,  Robert  G.  Shaw. 

Secretary,  G.  How] and  Shaw. 

Treasurer,  J.  W.  Edmands. 

Managers,  Robert  G.  Shaw,  Henry  Rice,  S.  D, 
Townsend,  m.  d.  Moses  Grant,  J.  H.  Woleott,  J.  A. 
Blanchard,  Samuel  Hooper,  Amos  A.  Lawrence,  John 
Borland,  James  Lawrence. 

The  Surgeons  are — Drs.  Edward  Reynolds,  Robert 
W.  Hooper,  George  A.  Bethune. 

The  Institution  receives  patients  into  the  house* 
Infirmary  corner  of  Green  and  Pitts-sts. 


CHARITABLE    INSTITUTIONS.  169 

Boston  Lying-in  Hospital. 
Meetings  at  the  Hospital  on  the  1st  Tues.of  every  mo. 

President,  James  Savage. 

Vice  President,  Thomas  B.  Wales. 

Trustees  chosen  by  the  Corporation.  Dr.  George 
Hayward,    Stephen   Fairbanks,    Rev.  J.  T.  Sargent, 

C.  Lowell,  d.  d.  Rich.  W.  Bailey,  John  W.  Warren,  jr. 
Chosen  by  the  Mass.  Humane  Society.     Dr.  John 

Homans,  Dr.  Edward  H.  Robbins. 

Chosen  by  the  Mass.  Charitable  Fire  Society.  Adam 
W.  Thaxter,  William  T.  Andrews. 

Treasurer,  Henderson  Inches. 

Secretary,  C.  T.  Murdoch. 

Attending  Physicians,    Charles   G.  Putnam,  m.  d. 

D.  H.  Storer,  m.  d.      Hospital,  718  Washington-st. 

United  States  Marine  Hospital  at  Chelsea, 
For  the  temporary  relief  of  sick  and  disabled  seamen  ; 
into  which  all  mariners  who  have  paid  Hospital  money 
are  admitted,  except  those  who  are  afflicted  with  con- 
tagious or  incurable  diseases,  or  insane  persons. 
Physician,  George  B.  Loring. 

Provident  Institution  for  Savings  in  the  City  of  Boston. 

Office,  Tremont-st.     Open  daily,  from  9  to  1  o'clock. 

Deposits  received  on  Mon.  Tues.  and  Wed.,  and 
payments  are  made  on  Thurs.  Fri.  and  Sat. 

President,  Peter  C.  Brooks. 

Treasurer,  Peter  Wainwright. 

Secretary,  William  T.  Andrews. 

Vice-Presidents,  Samuel  May,  Thomas  P.  Cushing, 
James  Savage,  Robert  Waterston,  Samuel  T.  Arm- 
strong, C.  C.  Parsons,  William  Minot,  Benjamin  Guild, 
John  C.  Gray,  George  Ticknor,  William  P.  Mason, 
Charles  Wells,  Edward  Brooks. 

Trustees,  John  A.  Lowell,  Thos.  B.  Wales,  Samuel 
Bradlee,  Samuel  Austin,  jr.  John  L.  Gardner,  Ozias 
Goodwin,  Wm.Amory,  Josiah  Q,uincy,jr.  Nathan  Rice, 

E.  Wigglesworth,  Danl.  Denny,  John  Lamson,  Aaron 
Baldwin,  W.  H.  Emmons,  A.  A.  Lawrence,  Samuel 
Quincy,  Chas.  Barnard,  Pelham  W.  Hayward,  Jeffrey 
Richardson,  Geo.  Howe,  Jona.  Chapman,  Stephen  Fair- 
banks, Charles  Brown,  William  T.  Andrews. 

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170 


CHARITABLE    SOCIETIES. 


Suffolk  Savings  Bank  for  Seamen  and  others. 
17  Tremont  Row.    Ooen  daily  from  10  to  1  o'clock. 

President,  Thomas  Lamb. 

Vice-President,  Henry  Edwards. 

Secretary,  Charles  H.  Parker. 

Treasurer,  Samuel  H.  Walley,jr. 

Managers,  N.  A.  Barrett,  Geo.  Wm.  Bond,  Chas.  H. 
Brown,  Jas.  Means,  Wm.  B.  Reynolds,  Chas.  Scudder, 
Benj.  Seaver,  Wm.  W.  Stone,  Wm.  Worthington, 
Francis  G.  Shaw,  Pliny  Cutler,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  Saml. 
T.  Dana,  Henry  Lincoln,  Wm.  Perkins,  Thos.  Adams, 
Samuel  H.  Rich,  Daniel  C.  Bacon,  Alpheus  Hardy, 
Thomas  D.  Quincy,  George  R.  Sampson,  William 
Blanchard,  Caleb  Curtis. 

Institution  for  Savings  in  Roxbury  and  its  vicinity. 

President,  John  B.  Jones. 

Vice-Presidents,  Samuel  Guild,  Richard  Ward, 
Enoch  Bartlett. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer,  William  Whiting. 

Trustees,  Samuel  Guild,  David  A.  Simmons,  John 
B.  Jones,  Richard  Ward,  Samuel  Walker,  Charles  J. 
Hendee,  Enoch  Bartlett,  Benjamin  Perkins,  Henry  H. 
Williams,  Moses  Day,  Aaron  D.  Williams,  Chester 
Guild. 

Society  of  the  Cincinnati  of  Massachusetts. 

President, 

Vice-President,  James  Seaver. 

Secretary,  Thomas  Jackson. 

Treasurer,  Samuel  Perkins. 

Standing  Committee,  John  Bryant,  H.  A.  S.  Dear- 
born, Seth  Drew,  Chas.  S.  Davies,  John  Homans, 
Henry  K.  Hancock,  Robert  G.  Shaw,  Thos.  Seward, 
Elijah  Vose,  Lovell  Peters,  Adams  Bailey,  Zibeon 
Hooker,  D.  S.  Townsend,  John  Pickering. 

Boston  Asylum  and  Farm  School  for  Indigent  Boys, 

President,  Theodore  Lyman. 

Vice-President,  Moses  Grant. 

Secretary,  George  H.  Kuhn. 

Treasurer,  J.  I.  Bowditch. 

Executive  Committee,  Moses  Grant,  Rev.  R.  C. 
Waterston,  B.  A.  Gould. 


CHARITABLE    SOCIETIES.  171 

The  Perkins  Institution  and  Massachusetts  Asylum  for 
the  Blind. 
[Depository  and  Office,  No.  152  Washington-st 

President,  Peter  C.  Brooks. 
Vice-President,  Thomas  H.  Perkins. 
Treasurer,  T.  B.  Wales. 
Director  and  Secretary,  S.  G.  Howe,  m.  d. 
Matron,  Mrs.  Colburn. 

Boston  Marine  Society. 

President,  Capt.  Robert  B.  Forbes. 

Vice-President,  C-ipt.  Richard  Soule. 

Secretary,  Capt.  Robert  B.  Edes. 

Treasurer,  Thomas  Lamb,  Esq. 

Trustees,  Captains  Nehemiah  Parsons,  Thomas  C. 
Smith,  Thomas  B.  Curtis,  George  Whittemore,  C.  W. 
Apthorp,  John  S.  Sleeper,  Robert  B.  Storer,  Willis 
Howes,  John  Doak,  Jairus  B.  Lincoln. 

Committee  of  Relief,  Captains  Samuel  Nickels, 
Isaiah  M.  Atkins,  Jairus  B.  Lincoln,  Willis  Howes, 
John  Doak. 

Port  Wardens,  Captains  Samuel  Nickels,  Isaiah  M. 
Atkins,  Robert  B.  Edes. 

Committee  on  Accounts,  Josiah  Bradlee,  Francis 
Welch,  William  Perkins. 

Committee  of  Observation,  Captains  Samuel  Quincy, 
Francis  Davis,  James  W.  Seaver. 

Wardens  and  Stewards,  Ozias  Goodwin,  John  L. 
Dimmock,  Joseph  H.  Adams. 

Humane    Society    of  Massachusetts. 
Instituted  1786.     Incorp.  1791. 
President,  Francis  Parkman,  d.  d. 
"Vice-Presidents,  Robert  G.  Shaw,  Daniel  P.  Parker. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  John  Homans,  m.  d. 
Recording  Secretary,  Samuel  Hooper. 
Treasurer,  John  L.  Gardner. 

Boston  Seamen's  Aid  Society. 
President,  Mrs.  Albert  Fearing. 

Boston  Port  Society. 
President,  Albert  Fearing. 

Boston  Seaman's  Friend  Society. 
President,  Henry  Edwards. 


172  CHARITABLE    SOCIETIES. 

Howard  Benevolent  Society. 
President,  Moses  Grant. 
Secretary,  Artemas  Simonds. 
Treasurer,  Thomas  Tarbell. 

Standing-  Committee, 

Ward  1,  Thos.  Thwing  Ward  7,  Thomas  Tarbell 

"      2,  Eph.  Milton  "      8,  J.  W.  Warren, jr. 

"      3,  Joseph  Moriarty  "      9,  Daniel  T.  Coit 

"      4,  S.  G.  Shipley  "  10,  Joseph  Eustis 

"      5,  Moses  Grant  "  11,  Rev.C.F.Barnard 

"      6,  Rev.  Wm.  Howe  "  12,  Alvan  Simonds 

Young  Men's  Benevolent  Society. 

President,  James  Tolman. 

Vice-President,  Henry  Grew. 

Treasurer,  Frederick  W.  Lincoln. 

Secretary,  George  A.  Brown. 

Ward  Committee.  Ward  1,  Henry  D.  Fowle. 
%  P.  S.  Page.  3,  Dr.  E.  D.  G.  Palmer.  4,  Henry 
Grew.  5,  Francis  H.  Appleton.  6,  James  Tolman. 
7,  S.  K.  Whipple.  8,  R.  L.  Merriam.  9,  F.  G.  Allen. 
10,  Dr.  J.  F.  W.  Lane.  11,  Rev.  J.  T.  Sargent. 
12,  Dr.  Wm.  T.  Parker. 

Society  for  Prevention   of  Pauperism. 
[3  Tremont  Temple.] 
President,  Samuel  A.  Eliot. 

Vice-Presidents,   Artemas  Simonds,  Moses  Grant, 
Henry  M.  Holbrook,  Jabez  C.  Howe. 
Secretary,  Andrew  Cushing. 
Treasurer,  Isaac  Means. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Fire  Society. 
President,  Ebenezer  T.  Andrews. 
Vice-President,  James  Phillips. 
Treasurer,  A.  W.  Thaxter. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  S.  F.  McCleary. 
Recording  Secretary,  James  W.  Burditt. 

Boston  Children's  Friend  Society. 
President,  Mrs.  Thomas  Baldwin. 
Secretary,  Mrs.  Thomas  P.  Cushing. 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  Lewis  Lerow. 


CHARITABLE    SOCIETIES.  173 

Boston  Fatherless  and  Widows'  Society. 
President,  Mrs.  James  F.  Baldwin. 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  Wm.  Reynolds. 
Secretary,  Miss  M.  H.  L.  O'Brien. 

Boston  Benefit   Society. 
President,  D.  Humphreys  Storer,  m.  d. 
Treasurer,  James  Knott,  jr. 
Secretary,    David  Wilder,  jr. 

Boston  Female  Orphan  Asylum. 
First  Directress,  Mrs.  William  Prescott. 

Boston  Institution  for  the  Education  of  Adults. 
Directors,  J.  W.  James,  G.  B.  Emerson,  Charles  F. 
Barnard,  H.  B.  C.  Greene,  Amos  Smith,  W.  S.  Baxter, 
Walter  Channing,  G.  H.  Snelling,  Thomas  Mooney, 
J.  D.  Fisher,  David  B.  Tower,  Abner  Forbes. 

American  Society  for  the  Promotion  of  the  Abolition  of 
Capital  Punishment. 

President,  George  M.  Dallas,  Vice-President  U.  S. 

Vice-Presidents,  Horace  Greely,  N.  Y.  ;  Robert  E. 
Harner,  N.  J. ;  J.  E.  Snodgrass,  Md. ;  Dr.  Jacob  Har- 
sen,  N.  Y. ;  Cyrus  M.  Burleigh,  Conn. ;  Daniel  Neal, 
Wm.  H.  Johnson,  and  Henry  S.  Patterson,  Penn. 

Secretaries,  Josiah  Hoppin,  N.  Y. ;  Thos.  Kane,  Pa. 

Prison  Discipline  Society. 
President,  Francis  Wayland,  d.  d. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Louis  Dwight. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  A.  Eliot. 

Parent  Washington  Total  Abstinence  Society. 
[Formed  April,  1841.] 

Office  under  Boston  Museum,  Tremont-st. 
President,  William  R.  Stacy. 

Vice  Presidents,  E.  T.  Kingsley,  R.  K.  Potter,  D.  W. 
O'Brien,  E.  Burke. 

Secretary,  E.  Sewall  Price. 
Treasurer,  David  S.  Tarr. 

Massachusetts  Colonization  Society. 
Secretary  and  Agent,  Rev.  Joseph  Tracy,  of  Boston. 

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174  MISCELLANEOUS. 

State  Prison  in  Charlestown. 
Inspectors,    Bradford    Sumner,   Chairman,  Samuel 
Greele,  of  Boston  ;  Abraham  F.  Howe,  of  Roxbury. 
Warden,  Frederick  Robinson. 
Deputy-Warden,  Mr.  Paine. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  Jared  Curtis. 
Physician  and  Surgeon,  John  W.  Bemis,  m.  d. 
Clerk,  Henry  Frothingham. 

Trustees  of  Mount  Auburn  Cemetery. 

Jacob  Bigelow.  President,  Martin  Brimmer,  Charles 
P.  Curtis,  B.  R.  Curtis,  Benj.  A.  Gould,  Isaac  Parker, 
James  Read,  Geo.  W.  Crockett,  John  C.  Gray. 

Geo.  W.  Bond,  Treasurer,  Henry  M.  Parker,  Secfy* 

Boston  Exchange  Company. 

President,  Robert  G.  Shaw. 

Directors,  Wm.  P.  Winchester,  Samuel  Henshaw, 
JohnLamson,  Isaac  Livermore,  Thad.  Nichols,  Andrew 
E.  Belknap,  Thos.  Lamb,  Chas.  R.  Codman,  Chas.  H. 
Mills,  Henry  Lee,  Philo  S.  Shelton,  T.  B.  Curtis. 

Superintendent,  E.  P.  Whipple. 

South  Cove  Corporation. 
President,  Benjamin  R.  Nichols. 
Agent,  Francis  Jackson. 
Treasurer,  Clerk  and  Solicitor,  Ellis  Gray  Loring. 

Massachusetts  Society  for  promotion  of  Agriculture. 

President,  John  Wells. 

Vice-Presidents,  P.  C.  Brooks,  John  C.  Gray. 

Record.  Secretaries,  Abbott  Lawrence,  Benj.  Guild. 

Corresponding  Secretary,  Josiah  Quincy,  jr. 

Treasurer,  Henry  Codman. 

Trustees,  Daniel  Webster,  J.  C.  Warren,  E.  Phin- 
ney,  F.  C.  Lowell,  David  Sears,  W.  P.  Mason. 

Massachusetts  Horticultural  Society. 
President,  M.  P.  Wilder. 

Vice-Presidents,  B.  V.  French,  Jonathan  Winship, 
Cheever  Newhall,  E.  M.  Richards. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  J.  Teschemacher. 
Recording  Secretary,  Ebenezer  Wight. 
Treasurer,  Samuel  Walker. 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 

Atlantic  Bank. 

No.  8  Kilby  Street.  Capital,  $500,000. 
Pliny  Cutler,  President.  —  Benjamin  Dodd,  Cashier. 
Directors,  G.  VV".  Crockett,  Francis  Fisher,  Jeremiah 
Hill,  James  Johnson,  E.  C.  Hutchins,  S.  S.  Littlehale, 
S.  S.  Arnold,  W.  R.  P.  Washburn,  A.  G.  Peck,  Nathl. 
Harris,  S.  J.  Jenness. 

Teller,  Richard  Ward. 
Book-Keeper,  George  Wm.  Dodd. 
Messenger,  James  B.  Adams. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

Atlas  Bank. 
No.  60  State  Street.    Capital,  $500,000. 
Samuel  C.  Gray,  President.  —  Joseph  White,  Cashier. 
Directors,  C.  H.  Brown,  Nehemiah  Parsons,  J.  G. 
Hallett,  Wm.  Davis,  jr.  John  H.  Foster,  Jere.  Kahler. 
Teller,  Benjamin  H.  Barnes. 
Book-Keeper,  James  Russell. 
Collection  Clerk,  William  Beck. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Boston  Bank. 
No.  48  State  Street.     Capital,  $600,000. 
Robert  Hooper,  jr.  President. — JamesC.  Wild,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Robert  G.  Shaw,  Nathan  Appleton,  Danl. 
C.  Bacon,  Josiah  Bradlee,  Samuel  Cabot,  Thomas  B. 
Curtis,  Phineas  Upham,  Henry  Upham,  J.  C.  Howe, 
J.  M.  Forbes,  J.  Ingersoll  Bowditch. 
Teller,  Robert  Lash. 
Book-Keeper,  John  Harris. 
Assistant  Clerk,  Charles  Hammatt. 
Messenger,  George  Breckenridge. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Boylston  Bank. 
Corner  of  Wash,  and  Boylston-sts.  Capital,  $150,000. 
Wm.  Parker,  President.— D.  McB.  Thaxter,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Warren  White,  William  Pope,  Timothy 
Gilbert,  Albert  Clark,  Thomas  Hunting,  Isaac  Emery, 
Jonathan  Ellis,  Ruel  Baker,  Amos  Cummings,  Nathl. 
Jewett,  Abner  E.  Fisher. 

Messenger  and  Assistant,  Luther  Blodgett. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 


176  BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 

City  Bank. 

No.  61  State  Street.    Capital,  $1,000,000. 
C.  W.  Cartwright,  President. — John  Williams,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Samuel  K.  Williams,  Wm.  T.  Andrews, 
P.  S.  Shelton,  D.  Chamberlain,  Henry  Edwards,  G.  W. 
Abbott,  C.  C.  Chadwick,  Isaac  Livermore. 
Teller,  Henry  Hooper. 
Book-Keeper,  Charles  C.  Barry. 
Discount  Clerk,  Charles  W.  Holbrook. 
Collec.  Clerk  and  Messenger,  Andrew  Johonnot. 
Porter,  W.  R.  Frost. 
Discount  daily. 

Columbian  Bank. 
No.  34  State  Street.    Capital,  $500,000. 
John  G.  Torrey,  President. — William  Coffin,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Geo.  W.  Lyman,  Joseph  Tilden,  Saml.  A. 
Appleton,  W.  Amory,  J.  T.  Coolidge,  John  Pickering. 
Teller,  J.  M.  Gordon. 
Book-Keeper,  George  Cushing. 
Messenger,  Abijah  Jenkins. 
Discount  daily. 

Eagle  Bank. 
No.  49  State  Street.      Capital,  $500,000. 
Titus  Welles,  President.    —    Waldo  Flint,  Cashier. 
Directors,  William  Almy,  John  Dane,  Andrew  Cun- 
ningham, Elijah  Loring,  Francis  Skinner,  E.  D.  Brig- 
ham,  James  L.  Little,  John  Williams,  John  D.  Bates, 
Prince  Hawes,  Benjamin  Thaxter. 
Teller,  Henry  L.  Jaques. 
Book-Keeper,  Isaac  W.  Blanchard. 
Discount  Clerk,  William  Cross. 
Messenger,  Ebenezer  Sampson. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Freeman's  Bank. 

No.  28  Sea  Street.     Capital,  $200,000. 

Solomon  Piper,  President.  —  Jeremy  Drake,  Cashier. 

Directors,  JedediahTuttle,  Freeman  Fisher,  JohnH. 

Rogers,  Eben.  Atkins,  Prentiss  Hobbs,  Tisdale  Drake. 

Messenger,  Albert  Drake. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON.  177 

Globe  Bank. 

No.  22  State  Street.    Capital,  $1,000,000. 
Ignatius  Sargent,  President. — Chas.  Sprague,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Abel  Adams,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Henry 
Hall,  John  Lamson,  Payson  Perrin,  Isaac  C.  Pray, 
John  F.  Priest. 

Paying  Teller,  Alfred  Skelton. 
Receiving  Teller,  William  B.  Stevens. 
Book-Keeper,  Oliver  Cole. 
Discount  Clerk,  William  H.  Wheeler. 
Clerk,  Charles  J.  Sprague. 
Messenger,  William  S.  Nichols. 
Porter,  Chauncey  Peck. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


Granite  Bank. 

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

George  Denny,  President. — Archibald  Foster,  Cashier. 

Directors,  S.  H.  Rich,  F.  Gould,  J.  McGregor,  J.  V. 
Bacon,  Charles  Brooks,  H.  M.  Holbrook,  George  R. 
Sampson. 

Teller,  Samuel  Kneeland. 
Book-Keeper,  Alfred  B.  Hall. 
Messenger,  Barnabas  Binney. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


Hamilton  Sank. 

No.  66  State  Street.     Capital,  $500,000. 
Daniel   Denny,   President.  —  Otis  Turner,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Thos.  G.  Gary,  Jona.  Chapman,  Gardner 
Brewer,  Wm.  Phipps,  Willard  Sayles,  Saml.  W.  Swett, 
M.  P.  Wilder,  Thomas  Wigglesworth,  jr. 
Teller,  Elijah  Fiske. 
Book-Keeper,  S.  S.  Blanchard. 
Assistant  Clerk  and  Messenger,  Edw.  Hearsey,  jr. 
Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


178  BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 

Market  Bank. 
1,  Merchants  Exchange.     Capital,  $560,000. 
Josiah  Stickney,  President. — Jona.  Brown,  jr.  Cashier. 
Directors,  Jesse  Bird,   Addison  Gilmore,   William 
Thomas,  F.  O.  Watts,  C.  O.  Whitmore,  A.  H.  Bow- 
man, Benjamin  Sewall. 

Teller,  Samuel  P.  Oliver. 
Book-Keeper,  Benjamin  F.  Teel. 
Messenger,  Charles  S.  Evans. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Merchants  Bank. 
No.  28  State  Street.  Capital,  $3,000,000. 
Franklin  Haven,  Pres. — Charles  H.  Eldredge,  Cashier. 
Directors,  N»  F.  Cunningham,  Luke  Fay,  Samuel 
Henshaw,  John  B.  Jones,  Wm.  P.  Winchester,  David 
Henshaw,  Francis  C.  Gray,  J.  K.  Mills,  Israel  Whit- 
ney, Samuel  Hooper,  Edward  Brooks. 

First  Teller,  Thomas  W.  Hooper. 

Assistant  do.  William  Raymond. 

Second  Teller,  John  A.  Mendum. 

Assistant  do.  Samuel  T.  Hooper. 

Discount  Clerk,  John  .1.  May. 

Assistant  do.   A.  L.  Stimson. 

Pension  Clerk,  Lowell  M.  Stone. 

First  Book-Keeper,  E.  H.  Severance. 

Assistant  do.  John  P.  Gore. 

Second  Book-Keeper,  G.  M.  Norwood. 

Assistant  do.  A.  C.  Dana. 

Collection  Clerk,  Thomas  Bulfinch. 

Messenger,  John  Barns.     Porter,  Geo.  Hayden. 
Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

Massachusetts  Bank. 
No.  66  State  Street.      Capital,  $800,000. 
William  Parsons,  President.  —  James  Dodd,  Cashier. 
Directors,  John  L.  Gardner,  Wm.  D.  Sohier,  John  J. 
Dixwell,  Israel  Lombard,  Charles  H.  Mills. 
Teller,  Edward  Sharp. 
Book-Keeper,  Henry  G.  Foster. 
Discount  Clerk,  Jonas  Bennett. 
Messenger,  Thomas  Hooper. 
Porter,  Josiah  E.  Hayden. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON.  179 

Mechanics  Bank. 

South  Boston.    Capita],  $120,000. 
David  Nickerson,  President. — Alvan  Simonds,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Daniel  Cummings,  Noah  Brooks,  James 
W.  Converse,  John  H.  Jenks. 
Messenger,  J.  N.  Farrar. 
Discount,  Monday. 

North  Bank. 

%  Merchants  Exchange.      Capital,  $750,000. 
James  Harris,   President.  —  J.  J.  Loring,  Cashier. 

Directors,  Henry  D.  Gray,  Oliver  Eldredge,  Henry 
Lincoln,  Daniel  Kimball,  Elijah  Williams,  James  Weld, 
Francis  B.  Fay,  Charles  G.  Nazro. 

Teller,  J.  B.  Witherbee. 

Book-Keeper,  John  Chorley. 

Messenger,  W.  L.  Barnes. 

Porter,  R.  E.  C.  Stearns. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

New-England  Bank. 

No.  67  State  Street.     Capital,  $1,000,000. 

Philip   Marett,  President.  E.  P.  Clark,  Cashier. 

Directors,  George  Pratt,  Daniel  Weld,  Elijah  Vose, 
Mace  Tisdale,  Thomas  Lamb,  William  Worthington, 
Dudley  Hall,  Henry  Gassett,  jr. 

Paying  Teller,  Charles  Nichols. 
Receiving  Teller,  Samuel  T.  Thompson. 
Book-Keeper,  James  Swan. 
Messenger,  Seth  Pettee. 

Discount,  Mon.  Wed.  and  Saturday. 

Shawmut  Bank. 

No.  39  State  Street.      Capital,  $500,000. 
Benjamin  T.  Reed,  President. — Thomas  Drown,  Cash. 
Directors,    William   Bramhall,  John  L.   Dimmock, 
Albert  Fearing,  John   Gardner,    Jairus    B.  Lincoln, 
Aaron  Rice,  William  Whitney. 
Teller,  S.  G.  Davis. 
Messenger,  Sampson  Mason. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


180 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON. 


Shoe  and  Leather  Dealers  Bank. 
No.  65  State   Street.     Capital,  $500,000. 
Enoch  Baldwin,  President. — Geo.  VV.  Thayer,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Jos.  Whitney,  C.  Newhall,  J.  Forbush,  M. 
S.  Lincoln,  Wm.B.  Spooner,  Wm.  Burrage,  J.  M.  Jones, 
Isaac  Williams,  John  Albree,  C.  Stetson,  G.  S;  Low. 
Teller,  Samuel  Carr. 
Book-Keeper,  F.  Warren. 
Assistant  Clerk,  A.  C.  Haven. 
Messenger,  J.  G.  Gunderson. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

State  Bank. 

No.  40  State  Street.    Capital,  $1,800,000. 
Samuel  Frothingham,  Pres.  —  Jonathan  Call,  Cashier. 
Directors,   Samuel   Austin,  jr.    Benj.  Bangs,   Levi 
Bartlett,  Thomas  Gray,  Thomas  Thacher,   Thomas  P. 
Gushing,  J.  Ballister,  Robert  M.  Mason,  Hollis  Thayer, 
James  P.  Thorndike,  William  F.  Whitney. 
Paying  Teller,  Charles  Bartlett. 
Receiving  Teller,  John  B.  Gould. 
First  Book-Keeper.  William  E.  Vincent. 
Second        do.  Henry  Pierce. 

Discount  Clerk,  B.  F.  Edmands. 
Collection  Clerk,  James  H.  Foster,  jr. 
Porter,  Wm.  S.  Edmands. 

Discount,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

Suffolk  Bank. 
No.  60  State  Street.    Capital,  $1,000,000. 
Henry  B.  Stone,  President. — Isaac  C.  Brewer,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Joseph  Balch,  John  Belknap,  Eben.  Chad- 
wick,  J.  W.  Edmands,   William  Lawrence,   Amos  A. 
Lawrence,  J.  A.  Lowell,  B.  R.  Nichols,  N.  P.  Russell, 
J.  Richardson,  Wm.  W.  Tucker. 
Paying  Teller,  Henry  Jaques. 
Receiving  Teller,  J.  E.  Bridge. 
Book-Keeper,  Thorndike  Rand. 
Discount  Clerk,  Edward  Tyler. 
Assist.  Clerks,  A.K.Hunt,  C.Smith,  F.  Jaques. 
Foreign  Money  Clerks,  William  Grubb,  jr.  D.  H. 

Belknap,  E.  J.  S.  Corlew. 
Porter,  John  D.  Todd. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


BANKS    IN    BOSTON.  181 

Traders  Bank. 
No.  91  State  Street.      Capital,  $400,000. 
Isaac  Parker,  President.  —  Jeremiah  Gore,  Cashier. 
Directors,  George  Callender,  Joshua  Crane,  Jabez 
Fisher,  Deming  Jarvis,  Thomas  Lord,  S.  H.  Norris, 
Henry  Smith,  A.  W.  Thaxterjr. 
Teller,  John  K.  Hall. 
Book-Keeper,  Thomas  Waterman. 
Messenger,  T.  O.  Brackett. 

Discount,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


Tremont  Bank. 
No.  41  State  Street.    Capital,  $500,000. 
Andrew  T.  Hall,  President.  —James  Dalton,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Ebenezer  T.  Andrews,  Ezra  H.  Baker, 
Caleb  Curtis,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  jr.  William  Perkins, 
Charles  B.Shaw,  Enoch  Train,  Isaac Thacher,  Charles 
Wilkins. 
Teller,  Amos  T.  Frothingham. 
Book-Keeper,  Joshua  Loring. 
Messenger,  Charles  Stearns. 
Discount  daily. 


Union  Bank. 

No.  40  State  Street.      Capital,  $800,000. 
Samuel  Fales,  President.  —  Chester  Adams,  Cashier. 

Directors,  Luke  Carter,  Ebenezer  Dale,  Ozias 
Goodwin,  Giles  Lodge,  Thaddeus  Nichols,  jr.  John 
Stearns,  Nathaniel  H.  Emmons,  Charles  Merriam, 
Edward  S.  Tobey. 

Teller,  Timothy  Bryant. 

Book-Keeper,  A.  Trowbridge. 

Discount  Clerk,  Lemuel  Gulliver. 

Messenger,  Oliver  Jaquith. 
Discount  daily. 

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182  BANKS    IN    MASSACHUSETTS. 

Washington  Bank. 
No.  75  State  Street.     Capital,  $500,000. 
Aaron  Baldwin,  President. — D.  A.  Sigourney,  Cashier, 
Directors,  J.  P.  Cooke,   P.  Fowle,  Josiah  Stedman, 
Moses   Williams,  Flavel   Moseley,    Warren    Fisher, 
F.  Bacon. 
Teller,  J.  J.  Soren. 
Book-Keeper,  James  H.  Champney. 
Messenger  and  Porter,  Charles  A.  Putnam. 
Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

The  par  value  of  the  Shares  of  the  Boston  Banks  is 
$100,  except  Massachusetts  $^50,  Market  $70,  State 
$60,  and  Boston  $50. 

Bunker-Hill  Bank,  Charlestown.    Cap.  $150,000. 

David  Devens,  President. — Thomas  Marshall,  Cashier. 

Directors,  Gilbert  Tufts,  Reuben  Hunt,  Andrew 
Blanchard,  jr.  Eben.  F.  Cutter,  Edward  Lawrence, 
Daniel  White,  James  Adams. 

Assistant  Clerk,  William  Hunt. 

Messenger,  P.  R.  Jacobs. 

Discount,  Tuesday  and  Friday,  P.  M. 

For  accommodation,  the  Boston  Depositing  and  Col- 
lecting business  will  be  transacted  at  the  Eagle  Bank. 

People's  Bank,  Roxbury.    Cap.  $100,000. 

Samuel  Guild,  President.  —  B.  Stone,  Cashier. 

Directors,  Elijah  Lewis,  Ebenezer  Crafts,  Chester 
Guild,  Aaron  D.  Williams,  Laban  S.  Beecher,  Benja- 
min F.  Campbell.  (Shares,  $50.) 

Cambridge  Bank,  Cambridgeport.     Cap.  $100,000. 

Thos.Whittemore,  President. — Martin  Lane,  Cashier. 
Directors,  William  Fisk,  P.  B.  Hovey,  A.  W.  Bruce, 
Hiram  Brooks,  Nathan  Childs,  Robert  Douglass,  Wm. 
B.  Hovey,  Lucius  R.  Paige,  J.  Wetherbee. 

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


BANKS    IN    MASSACHUSETTS.  183 

Cashiers  of  the  other  Banks  in  Massachusetts. 


Name. 

Location. 

Cashier. 

Cap. 

Attleborough, 

Attleburough, 

E.  Fuller, 

$100,000 

Andover, 

Andover, 

Edward  'J  ay  lor, 

250, 

Adams, 

Adams, 

W.  E.  Brayton, 

100, 

Beverly, 

Beverly, 

A.  Thnrndike, 

125, 

Brighton, 

Brighton, 

L.  Baldwin, 

200, 

Concord, 

Concord, 

J.  M.  Cheyney, 

100, 

Neponset, 

Canton, 

J.  Dunbar, 

100, 

Danvers, 

Danvers, 

G.  A.  Osborne, 

150, 

Warren, 

<( 

F.  Baker, 

120, 

Village, 

u 

W.  L.  Weston, 

120, 

Dedliam, 

Dedham, 

E.  Fisher,  jr. 

150, 

Dorchester  &.  Milton, 

Dorchester, 

J.  L.  Hammond, 

100, 

Framingham, 

Framingham, 

R.  Brewer, 

100, 

Fairhaven, 

Fairhaven, 

Reuben  Nye 

200, 

Fall  River, 

Fall  River, 

H.  H.  Fish, 

300, 

Falmouth, 

Falmouth, 

S.  P.  Bourne, 

100, 

Fitchburg, 

Fitchburg, 

£.  Torrey, 

100, 

Manufacturers, 

Georgetown, 

Geo  Foot, 

100, 

Gloucester, 

Gloucester, 

J. J.  Babson, 

200, 

Greenfield, 

Greenfield, 

F.  Ripley, 

150, 

Haverhill, 

Haverhill, 

J.  Gale, 

100, 

Merrimack, 

<( 

E.  A.  Porter, 

240, 

Hingharn, 

Hingham, 

John  O.  Lovett, 

J  05, 

Lynn  Mechanics, 

Lynn, 

J.  Oliver, 

150, 

Lowell, 

Lowell, 

David  Hvde, 

200, 

Rail  Koad, 

(C 

S.  W.  Stickney, 

600, 

Lancaster, 

Lancaster, 

C.  T.  Sy  mines, 

100, 

Leicester, 

Leicester, 

D.  E.  Merriam, 

100, 

Lee, 

Lee, 

Thos.  Green, 

100, 

Millbury, 

Millbury, 

J.  Prentiss, 

50, 

Grand, 

Marblehead, 

J.  P.  Turner, 

100, 

Marblehead, 

K 

S.  S.  Trefry, 

120, 

Mechanics, 

Newburyport, 

J.  Andrews. jr. 

200, 

Merchants, 

tc 

S.  Mullikin, 

210, 

Ocean, 

:t 

Jacob  Stone, 

100, 

Northampton, 

Northampton, 

J.  D.  Whitney, 

200, 

Bedford  Commercial, 

New  Bedford, 

T.  B.  White, 

400, 

Marine, 

EC 

J.  P.  Barker, 

300, 

Mechanics, 

u 

J.  Congdon, 

200, 

Merchants, 

cc 

J.  B.  Congdon, 

400, 

Manufact.  &  Median. 

Nantucket, 

And.  J.  Moreton, 

100, 

Pacific, 

(C 

Wm.  Mitchell, 

200, 

Oxford, 

Oxford, 

A.G.  Underwood 

,100, 

Agricultural, 

Pittsfield, 

E.  R.Colt, 

150, 

Pawtucket, 

Pawtucket, 

A. A.  Tillinghast, 

100, 

Old  Colony, 

Plymouth, 

Schuyler  Sampson 

100, 

Plymouth, 

c< 

Isaac  N.  Stoddard, 

100, 

Quincy  Stone, 

Ouincy, 

J.  Bartlett, 

100, 

Randolph, 

Randolph, 

S.  Turner, 

150, 

Asiatic. 

Salem, 

Wm.  H.  Foster, 

200, 

Commercial, 

u 

E.  H.  Pay  son, 

200, 

Exchange, 

«( 

John  Chad  wick, 

200, 

Merchants, 

cc 

F.  H.Silsbee, 

200, 

Naumkeas, 

u 

J.  G.  Sprague, 

500, 

Mercantile, 

M 

Stephen  Webb, 

200, 

184 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES. 


Name. 

Location. 

Cashier. 

Cap. 

Salem, 

Salem, 

C.  M.  Endicott, 

250,000 

Powow  River, 

Salisbury, 

N.  White, 

100, 

Southbridge, 

Southbridge, 

S.  M.  Lane, 

100, 

Springfield, 

Springfield, 

L.  Warriner, 

250, 

Cljicopee, 

K 

B.  F.  Warner, 

200, 

Cabot, 

<( 

G.  Walker, 

150, 

Housatonic, 

Stockbridge, 

J.  D.  Adams. 

100, 

Bristol  County, 

Taunton, 

W.  iMuenscher, 

200, 

Taunton, 

u 

C.  J.  H.  Hassett, 

200, 

Blackstone, 

Uxbridge, 

E   W.  Hayward, 

100, 

Central, 

Worcester, 

Win.  Dickinson, 

100, 

Quinsigamond, 

it 

C.  A.  Hamilton, 

100, 

Worcester, 

cc 

S.  Jennison, 

200, 

Citizens, 

ec 

G.  A.  Trumbull, 

150, 

Waltham, 

Waltham, 

N.  Mavnard, 

100, 

Hampshire  Manufact. 

Ware, 

W.  Hyde, 

150, 

Hampden, 

Westfield, 

R.  Weller, 

100, 

Union,  of  Weymouth 

&  Braintree, 

Weymouth, 

Geo.  M.  Bartlett, 

100, 

Wrentham, 

Wrentham, 

C.  Fisher,  jr. 

150, 

Wareham, 

Wareham, 

Thos.  R.  Miles, 

100, 

Barnstable, 

Yarmouth, 

A.  Otis, 

150, 

INSURANCE  COMPANIES,  BOSTOJ\. 

American  Insurance  Company. 
No.  54  State-st.  Cap.  $300,000.  Dividend,  Jan.  &  July. 

Directors,  J.  Ingersol  Bowditch,  (President,)  Samuel 
Appleton,  Benjamin  A.  Gould,  Charles  H.  Mills,  R.  B. 
Forbes,  Samuel  May,  P.  P.  Pope,  Benjamin  Rich, 
R.  G.  Shaw,  Horace  Gray,  Theodore  Chase,  James  S. 
Amory,  Edward  Austin. 

Secretary,  A.  C.  Dorr. 

Atlantic  Mutual  Insurance  Company. 
No.  46  Street-street. 

Directors,  Mark  Healey,  (President,)  Wm.  C.  Fay, 
Charles  B.  Shaw,  Thomas  Curtis,  Charles  Meriam, 
Micajah  Lunt,  Henry  Edwards,  Joseph  W.  Ward, 
David  Nickerson,  Francis  Skinner,  Samuel  B.  Pierce, 
Chas.  O.  Whitmore,  Isaac  Parker,  Michael  H.  Simp- 
son, Jabez  C.  Howe,  John  S.  Wright,  Wm.  Phipps, 
D.  W.  Barnes,  James  Whiting,  Edwin  Howland, 
A.  W.  Thaxter,  E.  C.  Bates,  B.  F.  Copeland,  B.  P. 
Chamberlain. 

Secretary,  George  Holbrook. 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES.  185 

Boston    Insurance    Company. 
No.  62  State-st.    Cap.  $300,000.     Div.  March  &  Sept. 
Directors,  Lemuel  Pope,  (President,)  S.  A.  Apple- 
ton,  N.  H.  Emmons,  D.  P.  Parker,  Giles  Lodge,  John 

F.  Loring,  William  Lawrence,  George  Pratt,  Joseph 
H.  Wolcott. 

Secretary,  Peter  W.  Freeman. 

Boylston  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company. 
No.  63  State-st.     Cap.  $300,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  Francis  Bacon,  (President.)  J.  P.  Cooke, 
Josiah  Stedman,  Moses  Williams,  W.  S.  Bullard,  N.  F. 
Cunningham,  Thomas  Motley,  jr.  Thomas  Wiggles- 
worth,  jr.  Geo.T.  Lyman,  B.  G.  Wainwright,  Alanson 
Tucker,  jr. 

Secretary,  Orlando  Pitts. 

Equitable  Safety  Marine  and  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

Merchants  Exchange. 

Directors,  John  Clark,  (President,)  Bern.  Burgess, 
Thomas  Dixon,  Benj.  C.  Clark,  A.  W.  Thaxter,  jr. 
Enoch  Train,  James  Ingersoll,  Chas.  Scudder,  David 
A.  Neal,  John  H.  Pearson,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  Isaac 
Livermore,  A.  H.  Fiske,  Wm.  W.  Goddard,  Geo.  Cal- 
lender,  Saml.  H.  Rich,  Joseph  Iasigi,  James  H.  Hicks, 

G.  B.  Weston,  G.  Howland  Shaw,  Patrick  T.Jackson, 
jr.  Patrick  Grant,  Geo.  M.  Barnard,  N.  F.  Cunningham. 

Secretary,  Samuel  Wheeler. 

1st  Clerk,  J.  T.  Clark.    2d  Clerk,  John  J.  Loring,  jr. 

Firemen's  Insurance  Company. 
No.  75  State-st.    Cap.  $300,000.     Div.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  Thos.  C.  Amory,  (President,)  John  Colla- 
more.jr.  Joshua Crann,  Wm.  G.  Eaton,  Thad.  Nichols, 
Jacob  G.  Hallet,  Benj.  Seaver,  Ignatius  Sargent,  Benj. 
Yeaton,  Amos  Cotting,  Joseph  Hay,  Peter  R.  Dalton. 

Secretary,  S.  G.  Rogers,  jr. 

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186  INSURANCE    COMPANIES. 

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

Directors,  Francis  Welch,  (President,)  Geo.  W.  Ab- 
bot, F.  H.  Bradlee,  E.  D.  Brigham,  Lemuel  Crackbon, 
John  Lamson,  Geo.  Pratt,  James  Read,  Enoch  Train. 

Secretary,  Wm.  M.  Byrnes.    Clerk,  Wm.  T.  Lerow. 

Hope  Insurance  Company. 
No.  31  State-st.    Cap.  $200,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  Nehemiah  Parsons,  (President,)  B.  A. 
Gould,  John  W.  Trull,  Wm.  Davis,  jr.  John  H.  Foster, 
Wm.  A.  Rea,  Samuel  C.  Gray,  James  Harris,  Isaac 
Means,  Wm.  Worthington,  George  Callender. 

Secretary,  Augustus  Lovett. 

Manufacturer  s  Insurance  Company. 
No.  59  State-st.    Cap.  $400,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  C.  W.  Cartwright,  (President,)  Ebenezer 
T.  Andrews,  Otis  Daniell,  Henry  Hall,  John  Williams, 
Amos  Binney,  Wm.  Shimmin,  Thos.  P.  Cushing,  James 
Read,  B.  F.  White,  Wm.  T.  Andrews,  George  Morey. 

Secretary,  Samuel  Hunt. 

Massachusetts  Hospital  Life  Insurance  Co. 

No.  50  State-st.    Capital   $500,000.      Div.  January. 

Peter  C.  Brooks,  President. 

Vice-Presidents,  John  R.  Adan,  Samuel  Appleton, 
John  Hooper,  Samuel  Hubbard,  Charles  Jackson,  Wm. 
Minot,  Thos.  H.  Perkins,  Josiah  Quincy,  David  Sears, 
John  Tappan,  George  Ticknor,  Thos.  B.  Wales,  Wm. 
Appleton,  George  W.  Lyman,  Joseph  Tilden. 

Directors,  Nathan  Appleton,  Wm.  Amory,  J.  lnger- 
soll  Bowditch,  Ebenezer  Chadwick,  Henry  Codman, 
Patrick  T.Jackson,  Abbott  Lawrence,  John  A.  Lowell, 
Thomas  Motley,  Benj.  R.  Nichols,  Ignatius  Sargent, 
William  Sturgis,  Francis  C.  Lowell. 

Actuary,  Francis  C.  Lowell. 

Secretary,  Moses  L.  Hale. 

Receiver,  Edward  L.  Perkins.    Clerk,  Sarnl,  White. 

Messenger,  Albert  Smith, 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES,  187 

Massachusetts  Mutual  JFire  Insurance  Co. 

No.  31  State-street. 
Directors,  Charles  Wells,  (President,)  Ebenezer  T. 
Andrews,  Joseph  Austin,  George  Bartlett,  Edward 
Brooks,  Henry  Codman,  Charles  P.  Curtis,  Ebenezer 
Francis,  John  A.  Lowell,  William  Lawrence,  Joseph 
Lovering,  Samuel  May,  John  D.  Williams. 
Secretary,  William  Tufts. 


Mechanics'  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

No.  27  State-st.  (up  stairs.) 

Directors,  Adam  W.  Thaxter,  (President,)  William 
Adams,  David  Tilson,  George  Wm.  Phillips,  Ezekiel 
Bates,  Thomas  Moulton,  John  Boles,  John  Bacon, 
Ruel  Baker,  Benjamin  Beal,  Charles  Leighton,  Wm. 
Eaton,  Isaac  Gary. 

Secretary,  Solomon  Hovey. 

Clerk,  O.  B.  Hall. 

Mercantile  Marine  Insurance  Company. 
No.  58  State-st.    Cap.  $300,000.    Div.  May  and  Nov. 

Directors,  Nathaniel  Meriam,  (President,)  Benjamin 
Bangs,  James  B.  Bradlee.  Samuel  Fales,  Benjamin 
Howard,  James  Johnson,  P.  R.  Dalton,  Elijah  Loring, 
Edward  Wigglesworth,  Elijah  Williams,  jr.  George 
R.  Minot. 

Secretary,  William  B.  Coffin. 

Merchants  Insurance  Company. 
No.  38  State-st.    Cap.  $500,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  Joseph  Balch,  (President,)  William  P. 
Winchester,  Daniel  C.  Bacon,  John  Williams,  Israel 
Whitney,  R.  B.  Forbes,  Robert  Hooper,  Abbott  Law- 
rence, John  A.  Lowell,  Saml.  Hooper,  J.  W.  Edmands, 
Elijah  Loring,  Ebenezer  Chadwick. 

Assistant  President,  Samuel  Tenney. 

Secretary,  George  Homer. 


188 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES. 


National  Insurance  Company. 
No.  66  State-st.    Cap.  $500,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  Samuel  W.  Swett,  (President,)  Daniel 
Denny,  Mollis  Thayer,  J.  W.  Edmands,  B.  F.  White, 
John  A.Lowell,  Fran.  Skinner,  Daniel  Kimball,  Isaac 
Livermore,  John  L.  Gardner,  Geo.  Howe,  Wm.  H. 
Gardner,  George  H.Kuhn,  Willard  Sayles,  Marshal  P. 
Wilder,  Thomas  Gray,  James  Means,  Israel  Whitney, 
Wrm.  Amory,  R.  Hooper,  B.  R.  Nichols,  S.  Frothing- 
ham,  O.  Goodwin,  Nathl.  Hooper,  James  Lawrence. 

Secretary,  A.  H.  Bean.    Messenger,  H.  L.  Temple. 

Neptune  Insurance  Company. 
No.  64  State-st.    Cap.  $200,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  C.  Curtis,  ( President,)  David  Devens,  Hor. 
Scudder,  T.  C.  Smith,  J.  P.  Thorndike,  Henry  Edwards, 
Samuel  Quincy,  Andrew  T.  Hall,  Samuel  Hooper. 

Secretary,  J.  H.  Gardner. 

Clerks,  W.  H.  Cutting,  Andrew  J.  Noyes. 

New-England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company. 

No.  28  State-street. 

Directors,  Willard  Phillips,  (President.)  Robert 
Hooper,  William  Parsons,  Charles  P.  Curtis,  Francis 
C.  Lowell,  George  H.  Kuhn,  William  W.  Stone, 
R.  B.  Forbes,  Peter  Wainwright,  Thomas  A.  Dexter, 
James  Read,  Otis  Tufts. 

Consulting  Physician,  George  Hayward. 

Secretary,  Jona.  Amory.     Assist.  Sec.  J.  A.  Amory. 

New-England  Mutual  Marine  Insurance  Co. 
Exchange  Building,  State-street. 

Directors,  Joseph  H.  Adams,  (President,)  N.  B. 
Gibbs,  jr.  J.  V.  Bacon,  Charles  Cunningham,  Benjamin 
Howard,  Wm.  Ward,  H.  M.  Holbrook,"G.  R.  Sampson, 
Henry  Lincoln,  N.  F.  Cunningham,  J.  A.  McGaw, 
A.  A.  Frazer,  E.  H.  Baker,  Thos.  Howe,  J.  H.  Welch, 
Jabez  Fisher,  J.  S.  Jenness,  Wm.  Thwing,  J.  B.  Kim- 
ball, E.  C  Emerson,  Thomas  Jones,  John  Bertram, 
David  Nickerson,  A.  G.  Farwell,  M.  Day  Kimball. 

Secretary,  Edward  P.  Meriam. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Benjamin  Lyon. 

Clerk,  John  A.  Frazer. 


INSURANCE    COMPANIES.  189 

South  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company. 

Corner  of  4th  and  Turnpike  sts.  S.  Boston. 
Directors,  James  Barker,  (President,)  Thos.  Cains, 
Chas.  C.  Conley,  Wilder  Harding,  William  B.  Dorr. 
Secretary,  Enos  F.  Bronsdon. 


State  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company. 
No.  21  State  street. 

Directors,  Ephraim  Harrington,  (President,)  George 
S.  Adams,  Samuel  S.  Perkins,  Isaac  H.  Cary,  Flavel 
Moseley,  Geo.  H.  Gray,  Pelham  Bonney,  Saml.  Aspin- 
wall,  John  Demeritt,  Geo.  F.  Homer,  Hazen  J.  Burton, 
Stephen  M.  Allen,  Tisdale  Drake,  Samuel  Millard, 
Henry  K.  Hancock,  Edward  King. 

Secretary,  Joseph  F.  Hovey. 


Suffolk  Insurance  Company. 

State,  corner  of  Congress-st.    Cap.  $225,000. 

Dividends,  April  and  October. 

Directors,  Pelham  W.  Hay  ward,  (President,)  Samuel 
Austin,  jr.  Benj.  C.  Clark,  Thomas  Dixon,  George  W. 
Lyman,  Thomas  Davis,  William  Parsons,  Henry  Wain- 
wright,  John  L.  Gardner,  Stephen  H.  Perkins,  John  J. 
Dixwell,  Benjamin  C.  White. 

Secretary,  James  H.  Lunt. 

Messenger,  N.  Wright. 

Tremont  Insurance  Company. 

No.  43  State-st.    Cap.  $200,000.    Div.  May  and  Nov. 

Directors,  John  G.  Nazro,  (President,)  A.  B.  Wes- 
ton, C.  G.  Nazro,  C.  J.  F.  Binney,  P.  S.  Shelton,  Enoch 
Train,  Charles  Wilkins,  Richard  Soule,  Wm.  Lincoln, 
Simon  Wilkinson,  Isaac  Thacher,  Lewis  W.  Tappan, 
R.  B.  Storer,  Nathaniel  Hooper,  James  Lodge,  R.  G. 
Shaw,  jr.  Charles  Larkin. 

Secretary,  George  Hale. 


190  INSURANCE    COMPANIES. 

United  States  Insurance  Company. 
No.  52  Stute-st.     Cap.  $200,000.     Div.  Dec.  and  June. 

Directors,  Robert  B.  Williams,  (President,)  William 
Perkins,  Edward  S.  Tobey,  Amini  C.  Lombard,  Israel 
Lombard,  Alfred  C.  Hersey,  .fosiah  Stickney,  Geo.  R. 
Sampson,  John  S.  Wright,  Henry  Timmins,  Addison 
Gilmore,  Charles  H.  Brown. 

Secretary,  Levi  Ingols. 

Union  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company. 
Old  State  House. 

Directors,  Enoch  Hobart,  (President,)  Samuel  H. 
Walley,  jr.  Warren  White,  Asa  Swallow,  Samuel 
Leeds,  Abraham  T.  Low,  Edward  A.  Raymond,  Benj. 
Lamson,  George  H.  Kuhn,  David  Kimball,  Daniel 
Henchman,  George  T.  Bigelow,  Daniel  L.  Gibbens, 
Billings  Briggs,  A.  Blanchard,  jr.  George  A.  Bourne, 
Nathaniel  B.  Borden,  Isaiah  Bangs,  James  Cheever, 
Uriel  Crocker,  Seth  Ames. 

Secretary,  S.  P.  Heywood. 

Warren  Insurance  Company. 
Merchant's  Exchange.    Cap.  $150,000. 

Directors,  John  L.  Dimmock,  (President,)  Jairus  B. 
Lincoln,  Wm.  H.  Richardson,  Henry  Lincoln,  Albert 
Fearing,  Elisha  Atkins,  Adolphus  Davis,  Aaron  Rice, 
J.  S.  Wiggin,  Isaiah  Bangs,  F.  B.  Fay,  Matthew  Cobb, 
Arthur  Pickering,  John  Tyler,  jr.  Charles  T.  Savage. 

Secretary,  A.  Wheelwright. 

Solicitor,  Theophilus  Parsons. 

Washington  Insurance  Company. 
No.  42  State-st.    Cap.  $200,000.    Div.  April  and  Oct. 

Directors,  Thomas  Lamb,  (President,)  Samuel  T. 
Armstrong,  Daniel  C.  Bacon,  J.  T.  Coolidge,  William 
B.  Reynolds,  M.  H.  Simpson,  Jonathan  Chapman, 
Sewell  Tappan,  Henry  Lee,  jr. 

Secretary,  Isaac  Sweetser. 


The  par  value  of  the  Shares  of  the  Insurance 
Companies  in  Boston  is  $100,  except  United  States 
$50,  National  $50,  and  Firemen's  $25. 


OTHER    INSURANCE    COMPANIES.  191 

Roxbury  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company. 

Directors,  Laban  S.  Beecher,  (President,)  Moses 
Day,  Tillson  Williams,  Joseph  Curtis,  Samuel  Walker, 
Caleb  Parker,  jr.  Stephen  Hammond,  Shubael  Bills, 
Aaron  D.  Williams,  Nelson  Curtis,  Samuel  Guild, 
■Elijah  Lewis.      Secretary,  William  Whiting. 

Weymouth  and  Braintree  Mutual  Iusurance  Co. 
Appleton  Howe,  Pres.     Thos.  A.  Hanson,  Secr'y. 

Capital. 

Lynn  Mechanics  Fire  and  Marine,  at  Lynn,     $50,000 

Marblehead  Marine,  at  Marblehead,  100,000 

Essex,  at  Salem,     -  100,000 

Oriental,      "                              -            -  200,000 

Fairhaven,  at  Fairhaven,    -  100,000 

Bedford  Commercial,  at  New  Bedford,  150,000 

Mechanics,                              "        -  -        100,000 

Merchants,                               "               -  100,000 

Pacific,                                     "        -  -        100,000 

Whaling,                                  «               -  100,000 
New  Bedford  Mutual  Marine,  at  N.  Bedford. 

Old  Colony,  at  Plymouth,               -  -          50,000 

Fishing,  at  Provincetown,         -            -  40,000 

Union,                "                 .            .  .          50,000 

Commercial,  at  Nantucket,        -            -  75,000 

EMOLUMENTS    OF    COLLECTORS    OF    CUSTOMS. 

During  the  four  years  ending  the  30th  June, 

1845,  the  collectors  of  Boston  retained  $34,918 

The  collectors  of  New  York,  53,050 

The  collectors  of  Philadelphia,  28,873 
Collector  of  Baltimore,  for  two  years  eight 

months  and  twenty  days,  11,842 
The  collectors  of  Savannah,  for  three  years 

and  nine  months,  8,134 

The  collector  of  Charleston,  21,918 

The  collector  of  New  Orleans,  15,974 

Total,  $174709 


192  RAIL    ROADS. 

Connecticut  and  Passumpsic  Rivers  Rail  Road  Co. 

By  way  of  Hanover,  Lime,  Orford,  Bradford,  Haverhill,  Newbury, 
Wells  River,  and  the  Passumpsic  River  Valley. 

Directors,  Erastus  Fairbanks  of  St.  Johnsbury,  Vt. 
President ;  Asa  Low  of  Bradford,  Vt.  Vice-President; 
Josiah  Stickney  of  Boston,  Treasurer;  B.  B.  Mussey, 
R.  W.  Bayley,  Fitzhenry  Homer,  William  Thomas, 
Addison  Gilmore,  Wm.  P.  Weld,  of  Boston  ;  John  P. 
Simons  of  Lowell,  Wm.  Walker,  jr.  of  Concord,  N.  H., 
Joseph  Sawyer  of  Piermont,  N.  H.,  Henry  Keyes  of 
Newbury,  Vt,  E.  B.  Chase  of  Lynden,  Vt,  Portus 
Baxter  of  Derby,  Vt 

Champlain  and  Conn.  River  Rail-Road  Co. 
Directors,  Timothy  Follett  of  Burlington,  Samuel  P. 
Strong  of  Vergennes,  William  Nash  of  Newhaven, 
Charles  Linsley  of  Middlebury,  John  A.  Conant  of 
Brandon,  Chester  Granger  of*  Pittsford,  George  T. 
Hodges  of  Rutland,  Nathl.  Fullerton  of  Chester, 
William  Henry  of  Bellows  Falls,  John  Elliot  of  Keene, 
Horace  Gray,  Samuel  Dana  and  Samuel  Henshaw, 
of  Boston. 

The  Mile  in  various  Countries. 
England  and  America,  -        -        1760  yards. 

Russia, 1109  « 

Italy, 1476  " 

Scotland  and  Ireland,        -        -        -    2200  " 

Poland,  -----        4400  " 

Spain, 5028  " 

Germany,      -----        4866  " 

Sweden  and  Denmark,     -        -        -    7223  " 

Hungary, 8800  " 

The  World,  according  to  Weimar's  Almanack,  1840. 

•Population.    «  Eng.  sq.  miles. 

Europe, 233,240,043  3,807,195 

Asia, 608,516,019  17,805,146 

Africa, 101,498,411  11,647,428 

America,        ....  48,007,150  13,542,400 

Australia,  Polynesia,  3,838,194  3,347,840 

Total,  993,099,817       50,150,009 


RAIL    ROADS.  193 

RAIL  ROAD  CORPORATIONS. 

[For  a  list  of  Rail   Road   Commissioners,  see  p.   101.] 

Berkshire  Rail  Road. 

21   miles. 

Directors,  R.  F.  Barnard,  Pres.  Charles  W.  Hop- 
kins, Increase  Sumner,  Loring  G.  Robbins,  Wm.  P. 
Russell.    E.  F.  Ensign,  Superintendent. 

Boston  and  Montreal  Rail  Road. 

Directors,  Timothy  Farrar,  E.  H.  Derby,  Boston; 
Josiah  Quincy,  Rumney  ;  Joseph  A.  Gilmore,  Con- 
cord ;  Zenas  Clement,  Sandborton  ;  Steph.  C.  Lyford, 
Meredith  ;  Zebina  Newell,  Bath. 

Cheshire  Rail  Road. 

From  Fitchburg  through  Keene  to  Conn.  River. 
Treas.  Office,  21  Merchants  Exchange. 

Directors,  Francis  M.  Edwards,  S.  Hale,  Benj.  F. 
Adams,  George  Huntington,  Abel  Phelps,  Henry 
Timmins  ;  Charles  Foster,  of  Charlestown. 

Treasurer,  Richard  Devens. 

Connecticut  River  Rail  Road. 

From  Greenfield  to  Springfield.     36  miles. 

Directors,  Erastus  Hopkins,  Pres.  Saml.  Henshaw, 
James  K.  Mills,  Edward  Hopkins,  Philip  Ripley,  John 
Chase,  Henry  W.  Clapp. 

Concord   Rail  Road,  N.  H. 

Cost  $800,000.    35  miles.    Office,  14  Merchants  Exchange,  Boston. 
Dividend  Nov.  and  May. 

Directors,  Addison  Gilmore,  Pres.  Josiah  Stickney, 
Joseph  Low,  Isaac  Spalding,  C.  H.  Peaslee,  Nathan 
Carruth,  Peter  Clark. 

Treasurer,  Isaac  Spalding. 

Clerk,  C.  H.  Peaslee. 

Eastern  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $2,406,000.    55  miles.    Office,  85  State  st.    Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  D.  A.  Neal,  Pres.    John  Hooper,  Isaiah 
18 


194  RAIL    ROADS. 

Breed,  Amos  Binney,  Daniel  Adams,  3d.  J.  E.Thayer, 
John  Bryantjr. 

Treasurer,  William  S>  Tuckerman. 

Clerk,  William  H.  Foster. 

Fitchburg  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $1,580,000.     50  miles.      Office,  15  Merchants  Exch.  State-st. 
Boston.       Divi.  Feb.  and  Aug. 

Directors,  Jacob  Forster,  Charlestown,  Pres.  Alvah 
Crocker,  of  Fitchburg;  Horatio  Adams,  ofWaltham; 
David  Loring,  of  Concord  ;  W.  E.  Faulkner,  of  Acton; 
Israel  Longley,  of  Shirley  ;  G.  C.  Hall,  of  Brattleboro', 
Vt. ;  and  N.  F.  Cunningham,  E.  H.  Derby,  Henry 
Timmins,  Abel  Phelps,  of  Boston. 

Treasurer,  Thomas  Wiley. 

Clerk,  John  P.  Welch. 

Lowell   Rail  Road. 

Cost,   $1,900,000.      26  miles.      Agent's  Office  at  Depot,   Lowell-st. 
Treasurer's  Office,  11  1-2  Tiemont  Row.     Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,    George   W.   Lyman,   John    A.    Lowell, 
Joseph  Tilden,  Jona.  Chapman,  Wm.  Sturgis. 
Clerk,  B.  R.  Nichols. 
Treasurer,  J.  Thomas  Stevenson. 
Agent  and  Engineer,  Waldo  Higginson. 

Maine  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $1,950,000.    71  miles.     Office,  over  Suffolk  Bank,  State-st. 
Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  Thomas  West,  Haverhill,  Pres.  John 
Howe,  R.  W.  Bayley,  W.  F.  Weld,  T.  Nichols,  Saml. 
A.  Walker,  of  Boston  ;  A.  Pierce,  of  Dover. 

Superintendent,  Charles  Minot. 

Clerk  and  Treasurer,  Edward  Pickering. 

Norwich  and  Worcester  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $1,170,000.    66  miles.     Transfer  Office,   13  Brazer's  Building, 
i^tate  st.    Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  W.  P.  Green,  J.  A.  Rockwell,  A.  De 
Witt,  W.  W.  War*,  S.  R.  Brooks,  J.  Little,  E.  Town- 
send,  Jno.  Rankin,  A.  Brooks,  A.  W.  H.  Clapp. 

Treasurer,  George  L.  Perkins,  of  Norwich. 

Transfer  Officer,  F.  A.  Perkins. 


RAIL    ROADS. 


195 


Northern  Rail  Road. 

From  Concord,  N.  H.  to  Lebanon,  N.  H. 

Directors,  George  W.  Nesmith,  Franklin,  Pres. 
Nathan  Carruth,  Charles  T.  Russell,  Solomon  Wildes, 
Boston;  Isanc  {Spalding,  Nashua;  Timothy  Kenrick, 
Lebanon  ;  Francis  N.  Fisk,  Concord. 

Treasurer,  Nathan  Carruth. 

Clerk,  Nathaniel  G.  Upham. 

Old  Colony  Rail  Road. 

Capital,  $900,000.   37  miles.    Office,  14  Merchants  Exchange,  Boston. 
Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  Nathan  Carruth,  Pres.  John  Sever,  Jacob 
H.  Loud,  Isaac  L.  Hedge,  William  Thomas,  Uriel 
Crocker,  Josiah  Quincyjr. 

Treasurer,  Addison  Gilmore. 

Clerk,  Jacob  H.  Loud. 

Providence  Rail  Road. 

Capital,  $1,960,000.    41  miles.    Office,  166  Pleasant-st.     Divi.  Jan. 
and  July. 

Directors,  Joseph  Grinnell,  Pres.  J.  K.  Mills,  Wil- 
liam Sturgis,  William  Appleton,  John  Barstow,  John 
Bryant,  jr.  Charles  H.  Warren. 

Treasurer,  Henry  Dalton. 

General  Superintendent,  W.  Raymond  Lee  . 

Clerk,  Edward  Pickering. 

Providence  and  Worcester  Rail  Road. 

Directors,  Alexander  Duncan,  Pres.  Moses  B.  Ives, 
Harvey  Chase,  James  T.  Smith,  C.  S.  Rhodes,  Orray 
Taft,  Joseph  Carpenter,  A.  O.  Peck,  George  W.  Hal- 
let,  Wm.  E.  P.  Mason,  C.  L.  Fisher,  M.  B.  Lockwood, 
Jacob  Little,  John  Barstow.  N.  F.  Potter,  D.  Greene, 
C.  Dyer,  G.  L.  Spencer,  A.  Rathbone. 

Taunton  Branch  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $250,000.     11  miles.   Treasurer's  Office,  over  the  Suffolk  Bank, 
Boston-     Divi.  June  and  Dec. 

Directors,  T.  B.  Wales,  Pres.  S.  Frothingham,  J.  F. 
Loring,  S.  Quincy,  W.  A.  Crocker. 

General  Superintendent,  W.  A.  Crocker. 
Treasurer  and  Clerk,  Edward  Pickering. 


196  RAIL   ROADS. 

Vermont  and  Massachusetts  Rail  Road. 

From  Fitchburg  to  Biattleboro'.     Office,  11  Merchants  Exchange. 

Directors,  Alvah  Crocker,  Thomas  Lamb,  H.  W. 
Fuller,  Isaac  Livermore,  T.  G.  Cary,  J.  C.  Howe,  J.  D. 
Bradley,  N.  Little,  G.  C.  Hall,  Calvin  Townsley. 

Treasurer,  John  Rogers. 

Clerk,  J.  F.  Buckingham. 

Vermont  Central  Rail  Road. 

From  Bellows  Falls  to  Burlington,  via  Connecticut  River  and  Mont- 
pelier.     139  miles.     Office,  17  1-2  Tremont  Row. 

Directors,  Charles  Paine,  Pres.  S.  S.  Lewis,  R.  G. 
Shaw,  Jacob  Forster,  John  Peck,  D.  Baldwin,  J.  R. 
Langdon. 

Treasurer,  S.  H.  Walley,  jr. 

Clerk,  F.P.Walton, jr. 

Western  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $7,686,000.    156  miles.     Office,  16  Brazer's  Building,  State  st. 
Divi.  March  and  Fept. 

Directors, Pres.  Edmund  Dwight,  Wm. 

Jackson,  Edward  Austin,  George  Pratt,  Josiah  Stick- 
ney,  James  Russell,  Robert  Campbell,  Abraham  H. 
Howland. 

Treasurer,  Josiah  Quincy,  jr. 

Clerk  and  Solicitor,  Ellis  Gray  Loring. 

Worcester  Rail  Road. 

Cost,  $2,914,000.  44  miles.  Office,  corner  Lincoln  and  Beach  sts. 
Divi.  Jan.  and  July. 

Directors,  Nathan  Hale,  Pres.  David  Henshaw, 
Daniel  Denny,  Eliphalet  Williams,  Nathaniel  Ham- 
mond, B.  F.  White,  John  Hathaway,  A.  T.  Lowe, 
Samuel  Greely. 

Superintendent,  William  Parker. 

Treasurer,  Horace  Williams. 

Clerk  and  Solicitor,  George  Bemis. 

Rail  Road  Speculations  in  England. 

No.  of  Railways.  Requisite  Capital. 

Completed,  47  $350,000,000 

Constructing,         118  335,000,000 

Projected,  1,263  2,815,000,000 

1,428  $3,500,000,000 


COPPER    MINING    COMPANIES.  197 

LAKE    SUPERIOR    COPPER    MINING 
COMPANIES. 

The  copper  region  commences  at  Chocolate  river,  a 
little  east  of  Copper  Harbor,  in  Lake  Superior,  and  extends 
along  the  southern  shores  of  that  lake  some  350  miles  to 
the  British  line,  pursuing  a  north-westerly  direction.  The 
width  is  from  1  to  *25  miles,  according  to  the  course  of  the 
ranges  of  trap-rock,  the  uniform  concomitant  of  the  ore. 
The  ore  appears  in  veins  on  the  surface  of  the  earth  and 
in  rocks  on  hill  sides.  These  veins  vary  in  width  from  6 
inches  to  sixteen  feet.  No  shaft  has  as  yet  been  sunk  to  a 
greater  depth  than  100  feet.  The  ores  yield,  on  an  aver- 
age, about  25  per  cent,  of  pure  copper — the  purest  in  the 
world.  The  mines  of  Cornwall,  in  England,  yield  only 
from  8  to  9  per  cent. ;  those  of  Bohemia  about  15. 

The  cost  of  getting  ore  to  the  surface,  including  smelt- 
ing, is  about  $o  per  ton,  one  hand  being  able  to  get  out 
about  half  a  ton  per  day.  Our  government  leases  for  nine 
years,  in  tracts  of  I  mile  square,  at  a  rent  of  six  percent, 
of  the  ore  for  the  first  three  years,  and  ten  per  cent,  for 
the  residue  of  the  period,  the  tenant  giving  security  for 
the  due  payment  of  the  government  share,  and  renewing 
the  bond  every  three  years.  The  total  of  all  these  stocks 
is  about  two  millions  and  a  half. 

The  Lake  Superior,  the  Superior,  and  the  Ontonagon 
Companies  have  found  in  their  ores  a  quantity  of  silver 
yielding  an  additional  profit  greater  than  the  copper  itself. 

Lake  Superior  Mining  Co. 

1200  shares.        Value,  $350  per  share.        120  hands. 

Trustees,  David  Henshaw,  Lemuel  Williams,  Bos- 
ton ;  Degarmo  Jones,  Detroit. 

Pittsburg  and  Boston  Mining  Co. 

6000  shares.     Value,  $80.    50  hand 3. 

Trustees,  Dr.  Thos.  Jones,  Boston  ;  Thomas  Howe, 
Pittsburg  ;  George  (J.  Bates,  Detroit. 

Isle  Roy  ale  Mining  Co. 

2000  shares.        Valne,  $140.  12  hands. 

Trustees,  Dr.  Thos.  Jones,  Dr.  Scudder,  Boston  ; 
George  C.  Bates,  Detroit. 

18* 


198  COPPER   MINING    COMPANIES. 

New  York  and  Lake  Superior  Mining  Co. 

6500  shares.        Value,  $-25.  40  hands. 

Trustees,  Larned,  Pres.   Marlet,  Kemble  and  Tall- 
cott,  of  New  York. 

Bohemian  Mining  Co. 

2500  shares.         Value,  $50.  15  hands. 

Trustees,    Ramsay  Crooke,  Pres.    Edward  Curtis, 
Wm.  B.  M'Clay,  Z.  "Piatt,  N.  Y. ;  John  Owen,  Detroit. 

Boston  Mining  Co. 

1600  shares.     Value,  $40.        18  hands. 

Trustees,  Wm.  Ward,  Thos.  Jones,  Joel  Bernard. 
Eagle  Harbor  Mining  Co. 

3000  shares.  Value,  $40.  17  hands. 

Trustees,  S.  A.  Hastings  and  others. 

North   West  Mining  Co. 

2500  shares.         Value,  $30.  6  hands 

Trustees,  Chas.  A.  Secor,  Hor.  Greeley,  E.  B.  Hart. 
North  American   Mining  Co. 

3000  shares.  Value,  $40.  10  hands. 

Trustees,  Gordon  Williams  and  others. 
Ontonagon  Mining  Co. 

2500  shares.  Value,  $25.  8  hands. 

Trustees,  C.  K.  Green,  G.  C.  Bates,  of  Detroit; 
John  Kinzie,  Chicago. 

Copper  Falls  Mining  Co. 

3000  shares.        Value,  $30.  16  hands. 

Trustees,  George  W.  Ward,  Chicago ;  Chas.  Hen- 
shaw,  Crocker,  and  others. 

Superior  Mining  Co. 

3000  shares.         Value,  $60.  8  hands. 

Trustees,  James  Depuyster,  Ogden  ;  Jacob  Le  Roy 
and  Isaac  Townsend,  JNew  York. 

Chippewa  Mining  Co. 

1200  shares.         Value,  $50.  8  hands. 

Trustees,    J.  Bell,    F.  B.  Crowninshield,  Boston ; 
Curtis,  New  York. 

Kawena  Mining  Co.    and  30  other  new  Comjp's. 


UNITED  STATES  CALENDAR. 


ffiobernmetit  of  tf)e  Slnftetr  States. 
JAMES  KNOX  POLK,  (Tenn.)  President. 
GEORGE  M.  DALLAS,  (Perm.)  Vice-President. 


TWENTY-NINTH   CONGRESS.     1st  Session. 

SENATE.    56. 
George   M.  Dallas,  President. 


Terms  expire. 
George  Evans,  1847 

B.WJenne-s,  47 

Samuel  S.  Phelps,  51 
John  Davis,  51 

James  F.  Simmons,  47 
Jahez  W.  Huntington,  51 
Daniel  S.  Dickinson,  51 
Jacob  W.  Miller,  47 

Daniel  Sturgeon,  51 

Thomas  Clayton,  47 

James  A.  Pearce,  49 

Isaac  S.  Pennybacker,  51 
W.  P.  Mangum,  47 

John  C.  Calhoun,  47 

John  McP.  Berrien,  47 
Dixon  H.  Lewis,  47 

Joseph  W.  Chalmers,  47 
Alex.  Barrow,  47 

Chester  Ashley,  47 

Hopkins  L.  Turney,  51 
James  T.  Morehead,  47 
Thomas  Corwin,  51 

Wm.  Woodbridge,  47 
Jesse  D.  Bright,  51 

James  Semple,  47 

Thomas  H   Benton,      51 
James  D.  Wescott,jr.  51 
51 

Secretary,  Asbury  Dickens,  N.  C.  Salary,  $3000. 
President's  Salary,  $25,000.     Vice-President's,  $5000. 

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


Terms  expire. 
Maine,  John  Fairfield,  1851 
JY.Hamp.  Chs.  G.  Atherton,49 
Vermont,  William  Upham,  49 
Mass   Daniel  Webs-ter,  47 

R.  Island,  Albt  C.  Greene,  51 
Conn.  John  M.  Niles,  49 

JV.  York,  John  A    Dix,  47 

JV*.  Jersey,  Wm.  L.  Dayton,  51 
Penn.  Simon  Cameron,  49 
Delaware,  John  M.Clayton,  51 
Md.  Reverdv  Johnson,  51 

Virginia,  Wm.  S.  Archer,  47 
JV.  C.  Wm.  H  Haywood, jr.  49 
S.C.  George  Mc Duffle,  49 
Georgia,  WalterT. Colquitt.  49 
Alabama,  Arthur  P.  Bagby,  49 
Mississippi,  Jesse  Speight,  51 
Louisiana,  Henry  Johnson,  49 
Arkansas,  Amb.  H.  Sevier,  49 
Tennessee,  Spenc.  Jarnagin,47 
Kentucky  J  ohn  J  .Crittenden  ,49 
Ohio,  William  Allen,  49 

Michigan,  Lewis  Cass,  51 

Indiana,  Edw  A.Hannegan,  49 
Illinois,  Sidney  Breese,  49 
Missouri,  D.  R.  Atchison,  49 
Florida,  David  Levy,  51 

Texas,  51 


200  TWENTY-NINTH    CONGRESS. 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES.    (226.) 

John  W.  Davis,  of  Indiana,  Speaker. 
B.  B.  French,  Clerk.     N.  Lane,  Sergeant  at  Arms. 

mainr  sends  7. 
Robert  P.  Dunlap  Cullen  Sawtelle    Luther  Severance 
Hannibal  Hamlin  JohnF.  Scammon  Hezek.  Williams 
John  D.  McCrate 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE,   4. 

James  H.Johnson  Moses  N  orris,  jr.      (I  vacancy.) 
Mace  Moulton 

VERMONT,   4. 

Jacob  Collamer     Solomon  Foot       George  P.  Marsh 
P.  Dillinghamjr. 

MASSACHUSETTS,    10. 

Amos  Abbott  Charles  Hudson  Benj.  Thompson 

John  Q.  Adams  Daniel  P.  King-  Robt.  C.Winthrop 

George  Ashmun  Julius  Rockwell       (1  vacancy.) 
Joseph  Grinnell 

RHODE    ISLAND,   2. 

Lemuel  H.  Arnold      Henry  Y.  Cranston 

CONNECTICUT,  4. 

James  Dixon         John  A.Rockwell  Truman  Smith 
Saml.  D.Hubbard 

NEW   YORK,  34. 

Jos.  H.  Anderson  Wm.  J.  Hough      Arch.  C.  Niven 
Chas.  S.  Benton    Orv.  Hungerford  Geo.  Rathbun 
W.  W.  Campbell  WashingtonHunt  Joseph  Russell 
Chas.  H.  Carroll    Timothy  Jenkins  Henry  J.  Seaman 
John  F.  Collins      Preston  King        Albert  Smith 
Eras.  D.  Culver    J.  W.  Lawrence   Stephen  Strong 
S.  S.  Ellsworth      Abner  Lewis         Horace  Wheaton 
Chas.  Goodyear     Wm.  B.  Maclay    Hugh  White 
Samuel  Gordon     Wm.  S.  Miller      Bradford  R.Wood 
Martin  Grover      Wm.  A.  Moseley  T.  M.  Woodruff 
Rich.  P.  Herrick  John  DeMott        W.W.Woodworth 
Elias  B.  Holmes 

NEW   JERSEY,   5. 

Joseph  E.  Edsal   John  Runk  William  Wright 

Jas.  G.  Hampton  George  Sykes 


TWENTY-NINTH    CONGRESS.  201 

PENNSYLVANIA,  24. 

James  Black  Henry  D.  Foster  James  Pollock 

James  Blanchard  Win,  S.  Garvin      Alex.  Ramsey 
R.  Brodhead,  jr.    Chas.  J.  Ingersoll  John  Ritter 
Jos.  Burlington      Jos.  R.  Ingersoll   Andrew  Stewart 
John  H.Campbell  Owen  D.  Leib       John  Strohm 
Corn.  Darraofh       Lewis  C.  Levin     James  Thompson 
Jacob  Erdman       A.  R.  McTlvaine   David  Wilmot 
John  H.  Ewing     Moses  McLean     Jacob  S.  Yost 
Delaware,  1.    John  W.  Houston 

MARYLAND,    6. 

John  G.  Chapman  William  F  Giles   Edward  Long 
Albert  Constable  Thos.  W.  Ligon    Thomas  Perry 

VIRGINIA,    15. 

Archib.  Atkinson  G.  C.  Dromgoole  Shelton  F.  Leake 
Thos.  H.  Bayly    Geo.  W.  Hopkins  John  S.  Pendleton 
Henry  Bedinger   Edm.  W.  Hubard  James  A.  Seddon 
Wm.  G.  Brown     R.  M.  T.  Hunter  William  Taylor 
Aug.  A.  Chapman  Joseph  Johnson    Wm.M.Treadway 

NORTH    CAROLINA,   9. 

Dan.M.Barringer  John  R.  J.  Daniel  James  Graham 
Asa  Bio-gs  James  C.  Dobbin  James  J.  McKay 

Henry  S.  Clarke   Alfred  Dockery    David  S.  Reid 

SOUTH    CAROLINA,   7. 

James  A.  Black    R.BarnwellRhett  A.  D.  Sims 
Armistead  Burt    Rich.  F.  Simpson  Jos.  A.  Woodward 
Isaac  E.  Holmes 

GEORGIA,  8. 

Howell  Cobb         Thomas  B.  King  Robert  Toombs 
Hugh  A.Haralson  John  H.  Lumpkin      (1  vacancy.) 
Seaborn  Jones      Alex.H.  Stephens 

ALABAMA,   7. 

Reuben  Chapman  Geo.  S.  Houston   W7interW.  Payne 
EdwardS. Dargan  F.  G.  McConnell  Win.  L.  Yancey 
HenryW.Hilliard 

MISSISSIPPI,   4. 

Stephen  Adams    Robt.  N.Roberts  Jacob  Thompson 
Jefferson  Davis 

LOUISIANA,  4. 

J.  H.  Harmonson  B.  G.  Thibodeaux    (1  vacancy.) 
Isaac  E.  Morse 

Arkansas,  1.    Archibald  Yell 


202  TWENTY-NINTH    CONGRESS. 

TENNESSEE,    11. 

Milton  Brown        Alvan  Cnllom        Geo.  W".  Jones 
Lorenzo  B.  Chase  Edwin  H.  Ewing  Barclay  Martin 
Wm.  C.  Cocke      M.  P.  Gentry         Fred.  P.  Stanton 
John  H.  Crozier    Andrew  Johnson 

KENTUCKY,    10. 

Joshua  F.  Bell  John  P.  Martin      John  W.  Tibbatts 

Lynn  Boyd  John  H.  McHenry  Andrew  Trumbo 

Garrett  Davis  W.P.  Thomasson  Bryan  R.  Young 
Henry  Grider 

OHIO,  21. 

Jac.  Brinckerhoff  Alex.  Harper        Robt.  C.  Scbenck 
J.  D.  Cummings    J.  J.  McDowell      Henry  St.  John 
F.A.Cunningham  Joseph  Morris       D.A.Starkweather 
Columbus  Delano  Isaac  Parish  Allen  G.  Thurman 

James  J.  Faran      Augus.  L.  Perrill  Daniel  R.  Tilden 
George  Fries        Joseph  M.  Root    Joseph  Vance 
J.  R.  Giddings    William  Sawyer  Samuel  F.  Vinton 

MICHIGAN,   3. 

John  S.  Chipman  James  B.  Hunt      Robt.  McClelland 

INDIANA,    10. 

Chas.W.  Cathcart  E.W.McGaughey  Caleb  B.  Smith 
John  W.  Davis      Robert  D.  Owen  Thomas  Smith 
Thos.  J.  Henley    John  Pettit  William  W.  Wick 

AndrewKennedy 

ILLINOIS,  7. 

Edward  D.  Baker  Joseph  P.  Hoge    Robert  Smith 
S.  A.  Douglass      J.  A.  McClernand  John  Wentworth 
Orlan.  B.  Ficklin 

MISSOURI,   5. 

James  B.  Bowlin  Sterling  Price       Leonard  H.  Sims 
John  S.  Phelps      James  H.  Relfe 

Florida,  1.    Edward  C.  Cabell. 

DELEGATES. 

Wisconsin  territory,  L    Morgan  L.Martin 
iowa  "  1.     Augustus  C.  Dodge 

Dem.  Whies.  Nat. 

###  Supposed  to  be  in  the  Senate,      29      25 

«  "  House,      140      76      6 


UNITED    STATES'    CABINET.  203 

SECRETARIES  OF  DEPARTMENT. 
State,  James  Buchanan,  Penn.  Salary,  $6000 

Chief  Clerk,  Nicholas  P.  Trist,  2000 

Treasury,  Robert  J.  Walker,  Mississippi,  6000 

Chief  Clerk,  McClintock  Young,  2000 

War,  William  L.  Marcy,  New  York,  6000 

Chitf  Clerk,  Daniel  Parker,  2000 

Navy,  George  Bancroft,  Mass.  6000 

Chief  Clerk,  John  A  ppleton,  2000 

treasury  officers. 

First  Comptroller,  James  W.  M'Culloh,  3500 

Treasurer,  William  Selden,  3000 

Register,  R.  H.  Gillett,  3000 
Commissioner  of  Land  Office,  James  Shields,  Illi.  3000 

Com.  of  Indian  Affairs,  Wm.  Medill,.Ohio.  3000 

Solicitor  of  the  Treasury,  Seth  Barton,  3500 

GENERAL   POST    OFFICE. 

Post  Master  General,  Cave  Johnson,  Tenn.  6000 

Assistant  do.  1st  Div.  Selah  R.  Hobbie,  2500 

«        "     l2d  Div.  Wm.  J.  Brown,  2500 

"        "     3d  Div.  Gideon  Welles,  2500 

Chief  Clerk,  John  Marron,  2000 

Auditor,  Peter  G.  Washington. 

MINT. 

Director,  Robert  M.  Patterson,  Vir.  3500 

Treasurer,  Isaac  Roach,  2000 

Chief  Coiner,  Franklin  Peale,  2000 

JUDICIARY. 

SUPREME      COURT. 

Roger  B.  Taney,  Md.  Chief  Justice.    Salary,  $5000. 
Associate  Judges.    Salary,  $4500. 


Levi  Woodbury,       N.  H. 
John  M'Lean,  Ohio. 

James  M.  Wayne,      Geo. 


John  Catron,  Tenn. 

Peter  V.  Daniel,  Vir. 

Samuel  Nelson,        N.  Y. 


John  M'Kinley,  Ala.  i  Geo. W.Woodward,  Penn. 

Attorney  General,  John  Y.  Mason,' Vir.    Sal.  $4000. 
Reporter  of  Decisions,  Benj.  C.  Howard. 
Clerk  of  the  Court,  William  T.  Carroll. 
Marshal,  Alexander  Hunter. 


204 


JUDICIARY    OP    UNITED    STATES. 


Circuit  CIRCUIT  COURTS.             Presiding  Judge. 

1st.  Maine,  N.  Hamps.  Mass.  and  R.  I.  Just.  Woodbury. 

2d.  Vermont,  Ccnn.  and  N.  York,                 Just.  Nelson. 

3d.  New  Jersey  and  Pennsylvania,        Just.  Woodward. 

4th.  Del.  Maryland,  and  Virginia,     Chief  Justice  Taney. 

5th.  Alabama  and  Louisiana,                        Justice  Daniel. 

6th.  N.  Carolina,  S.  Carolina  &  Ceo.       Justice  Wayne. 

7th.  Obio,  Indiana,  Illinois  and  Mich.         Just.  McLean. 

8th.  Kentucky,  Tennessee,  and  Missouri,     Just.  Catron. 

9th.  Mississippi  and  Arkansas,               Justice  M'Kinley. 

Clerk  of  the  U.  S.  Circuit  Court,  for  District  of  Mass.,  James  B. 
Robb,  of  Boston. 


District  Courts.     Judges,  Attorneys  and  Marshals. 


Districts. 
Maine, 

N.  Hampshire, 
Vermont. 
Massachusetts,! 
Rhode  Island, 
Connecticut, 
N  Y    (N.Dist. 
TV.    *  \  S.  Dist. 
New  Jersey, 
p       I  E.  Dist. 
ra'    |  W.  Dist. 
Delaware, 
Maryland, 
v        \  E.  Dist. 
Vd'     |  W.  Dist. 
N.  Carolina, 
S.  Carolina, 
Georgia, 

S.  Dist. 

N.  Dist. 

I  N.  Dist 

)  S.  Dist. 
Louisiana, 

(  W.  Dist. 
Ten.?  M.  Dist. 
(  E.  Dist. 
Kentucky, 
Ohio, 
Indiana, 
Illinois, 
Missouri, 
Michigan, 
Arkansas, 
D.  Columbia, 


Ala. 
Miss. 


Judges. 
Ashur  Ware, 
Matth.  Harvey, 
Sam],  Prentiss, 
Peleg  Sprague, 
John  Pitman, 
And.  T.  Judson, 
A.  Conkling, 
S.  R.  Betts, 
P.  Dickerson, 
Arch.  Randall, 
Thomas  Irwin, 
Willanl  Hal), 
Upton  S.  Heath, 
JD.Hallyburton, 

H.  Potter, 

K.  B.  Gilchrist, 

John  C.  Nicoll, 

Wm.  Crawford, 

S.  J.  Gholson, 
T.  H.  McCaleb, 

M.  B.  Brown, 

Th.  B.  Monroe, 
H.  H.  Leavitt, 
EM. Huntington 
Nathaniel  Pope, 
Robt.  W.  Wells, 
Ross  Wilkins, 
Benj.  Johnson, 
Wm.  Cranch, 


Attorneys. 
Aug.  Haines, 
Franklin  Peirce, 
Charles  Linsley, 
Robert  Rantoul, 
W.  S.  Burgess, 


Marshals. 
Virgil  D.  Parrig. 
Cyrus  Barton. 
Jacob  Kent, 
IsaacU.  Barnes.* 
B.  Anthony. 


Jona.  Stoddard,    B.  Mann. 
Wm.L.Marshall  IJacob  Gould. 


Benj.  F.  Butler 
JamesS. Greene, 
Thos.  M.  Pettil, 
John  L.Dawson, 
Win.  H.Rogers 
W.  L    Marshall, 
R.  C.  Nicholas, 
M.  C.  Goode, 
D.  R.  McHae, 
Ed.  M'Crady, 
H.  R.  Jackson, 
G.J.S.  Walker, 
J.  A.S.Acklin, 
O.  P.  Bledsoe, 
R.  M.  Gaines, 
S.  W.  Downs, 
H.  W.  M'Cony, 
T.  I).  Mose.ly, 
Thos.  C.  Lyon, 
Loughborough, 
T.  W.  Bartley, 
Daniel  Mace, 
David  L.  Gregg, 
Thos.  J.  Gantt, 
John  Norvell, 
S.H. Hempstead, 
James  Hoban, 


Eli  Moore. 
Sainl.  McClung. 
Geo.  M   Keim. 
Samuel  Hays. 
John  McClung. 
M.  Forrest. 
E.  Christian. 
James  Points. 
Wesley  Jones. 
Thos.D.  Condy. 
H.  Willingham. 
James  G.  Lyon. 
B.  Patteson. 
A.A.Kincannon. 
Thos.  Fletcher. 
Wm.  F.Wagner. 
R.  J.  Chester. 
B.  H.Sheppard. 
A.  R   Crozier. 
John  Lane. 
D.  A.  Robertson. 
Abel  C.  Pepper. 
S.  H.  Anderson. 
R.  C.  Ewing. 
L.S.Humphrey. 
Elias  Rector. 
Alex.  Hunter. 


*  Clerk,  Seth  E.  Sprague.  Dep.Mar.  H.  Harris,  Boston, 
f  Reporter  of  the  Court,  William  W.  Story.     Crier,  EbenezerTrescott. 
Commissioners  to  take  Depositions,  Geo.  S.  Hillard,  Charles  Sumner, 
George  T.  Curtis,  E.  G.  Loring,  William  W.  Story,  C.L.  Woodbury, 
Boston.  Oliver  Prescott,  N.  Bedford.  James  M.  Bunker,  Nantuckfct. 


FEDERAL    COURTS.  205 

SITTINGS  OF  THE  FEDERAL  COURTS. 

SUPREME  COURT. 

At  the  seat  of  Government,  the  first  Monday  in  De- 
cember, annually. 

When  any  of  the  following  days  happen  on  Sunday, 
the  Court  is  to  be  holden  on  the  Monday  following. 

FIRST    CIRCUIT. 

In  New  Hampshire,  at  Portsmouth,  on  the  8th  of  May  ; 
and  at  Exeter,  on  the  8th  of  October. 

In  Rhode  Island,  at  Providence,  on  the  15th  day  of  No- 
vember; and  at  Newport,  on  the  15th  day  of  June. 

In  Massachusetts,  at  Boston,  May  15th  and  Oct.  loth. 

In  Maine,  at  Portland,  1st  of  May  and  1st  Oct. 

SECOND     CIRCUIT. 

In  Connecticut,  at  New  Haven,  on  the  4th  Tues.  in 
April;   and  at  Hartford,  on  the  3d  Tues.  in  September. 

In  Vermont,  at  Windsor,  on  the  21st  day  of  May  ;  and 
at  Rutland,  on  the  3d  of  October. 

In  New  York,  last  Monday  in  February,  1st  Monday  in 
April,  last  Monday  in  July  and  November;  in  Albany, 
3d  Tuesday  in  October;  in  Canandaigua,  Tuesday  next 
after  3d  Monday  in  June. 

DISTRICT  COURTS. 

In  Maine,  at  Portland,  the  1st  Tuesday  in  Feb.  and  De- 
cember ;  and  at  Wiscasset,  1st  Tuesday  of  September, 
and  at  Bangor,  4th  Tues.  in  June. 

In  New  Hampshire,  at  Portsmouth,  3d  Tuesday  in 
March  and  Sept.;  and  at  Exeter,  3d  in  June  and  Dec. 

In  Vermont,  at  Rutland  6th  of  October;  and  at  Wind- 
sor, 24th  of  May. 

In  Massachusetts,  at  Boston,  3d  Tuesday  in  March,  and 
4th  in  June,  2d  jn  Sept.  and  1st  in  December. 

In  Rhode  Island,  at  Newport,  2d  Tues.  in  May  and  3d 
in  Oct. ;  at  Providence,  1st  Tues.  in  Aug.  and  Feb. 

In  Connecticut,  at  New  Haven,  4th  Tues.  in  Feb.  and 
Aug. ;  at  Hartford,  4th  Tuesday  in  May  and  Nov. 

Exclusive  of  the  above  mentioned  stated  Courts,  the 
District  Judges  have  power  to  hold  Special  Courts,  in 
their  respective  Districts,  at  their  discretion. 
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206       U.    S.    COUNSELLORS    AND    ATTORNEYS. 

Counsellors  and  Attorneys  in  Circuit  Court,  Mass.  District. 

/ 
Harrison  G.  Otis    Franklin  Dexter      David  L.  Child 
Josiah  Quincy         John  II.  Adan  Eben.  Smith,  jr. 

Samuel  Haven        Bradford  Sumner   A.  D.  Parker 
Joseph  Roue  Eben  Ritchie  Dorr  Benj.  R.  Curtis 

Warren  Dutton  Joseph  Harrington  Francis  Hilliard 
Samuel  D.  Parker  Waldo  Flint  Emory  Washburn 

James  T.  Austin     Ninian  C.  Betton    Ivers  J.  Austin 
Wm.  C.  Aylwin      Wm.  H.  Gardiner  Charles  Sumner 
Saml.  F.  M'Cleary  Abraham  A.  Dame  William  Gray 
Samuel  Hubbard     Willard  Phillips      Thos.  N.  Pierce 
Lemuel  Shaw  Henry  W.  Dwight  William  Dehon 

Joseph  E.  Sprague  Abraham  W. Fuller  George  Sparhawk 
Augustus  Peabody  Thos.  W.  Phillips  Francis  C.  Loring 
David  Cummins      Theron  Motcalf      Patrick  Riley 
Win    D.  Sohier       Abraham  Moore      Joseph  H.  Prince 
Benjamin  Guild       Richard  Fletcher    Joel  Giles 
Saml.  K.Williams  Samuel  E.  Sevvall  John  A.  Bolles 
Phineas  Blair  Sidney  Bartlett        Pardon  D.  Tiffany 

Benjamin  Gorham  Win.  J.  Hubbard  William  Savier 
Josiah  P.  Cooke  Isaac  P.  Osgood  J.  L.  Stackpole 
William  Minot  Henry  H.  Fuller  P.  W.  Chandler 
Simon  Greenleaf  Lemuel  Williams  P.  S.  Wheelock 
John  Knapp  H.  W.  Kinsman      James  Dana 

Ebenezer  Moseley  Francis  Brinley       Frederick  Smith 
William  Austin       Theoph.  Parsons     T.  C.  Amory,  jr. 
Sherman  Leland     Eben  Shillaber         Hiram  Wellington 
Samuel  D.  Ward     Francis  O.  Watts    George  T.  Curtis 
OctaviusPickering Timothy  G.  Coffin  C.  W.  Storey,  jr. 
Francis  Bassett       Joseph  G.  Waters  Chas   H.  Parker 
Win.  P.  Mason        Edward  Blake  George  S.  Hillard 

David  A.Simmons  E.  Hasketl  Derby    Chas.  A.  Peabody 
William  Parker      John  C.  Park  Nathaniel  Holmes 

Elijah  F.  Wallace  Charles  Allen  Charles  Mason 

John  Pickering       Stephen  P.  Webb   Henry  Hertzog 
Benj.  R.  Nichols     Richard  S.  Fay       Charles  T.  Russell 
Charles  P.  Curtis    William  Bliss  Alleji  F.  Owen 

Francis  C.  Grav      George  Bliss  William  Whiting 

James  C.  Merrill     Horatio  M.  Willis  Geo.  T.  Bigelow 
Thomas  Power       Charles  Atwood      Allen  C.  Spooner 
Cyrus  Alden  Geo.  S.  Bulfinch    J.  Wing.  Thornton 

Charles  G.  Loring  W. R.P.Washburn  Jona.  C.  Perkins 
Zachariah  Eddy  Joseph  Willard  Jona.  F.  Barrett 
Samuel  J.Gardner  Richard  Robins      Fred.  W.  Gale 


CUSTOM   HOUSE    OFFICERS.  207 

Robert  Rantouljr.  Wm.  J.  Sinclair      Gard.  G.  Hubbard 
George  Griggs       Manlius  S.  Clarke  Zeno  Scudder 
F.  W.  Choate  H.  Montgomery      Geo.  N.  Eastman 

John  C.  Lyman       A.  J.  Gray  James  15.  Rolib 

H.  G.  Hutchins       Wm.  Aspinwall      John  P.  Robinson 
George  Barstow      Grenville  Parker     Chas.  M    Ellis 
John  P.  Putnam      E.  Gerry  Dudley     Isaac  Story,  jr. 
Bernard  Rolker       Fred   Anthon  Henrv  A.  Scudder 

W.W.Story  L.  C.  Dacohy  Ben)."  F.  Brooks 

Thos.  Hopkinson    A.J.Stevens  Francis  WUpham 

John  Rugbies  Francis  B.  Hayes   Henry  W.  Smith 

John  J.  Clarke        Edward  Mellen       Ira  M.  Barton 
Amos  B.  Merrill      Benj.  F.  Butler       Chas. L.Woodbury 
Tolman  VVilley        Edmund  T.  Dana    Nath.  D.  Hubbard 
J.  W.  W.  Pajre        Caleb  W   Loring     Wm    O.  Bartiett 
Charles  F.  Smith    S.  E.  Guild  Abraham  Mead,  jr. 

John  Codman  Henrv  B   Stanton  Francis  A.  Fabens 

Rich.  H    Dana,  jr.  Jos.  F.  Dearborn     John  S.  Eldridge 
Wm.  T.  Bovvditch  George  A.  Smith    Silas  F.  Plimpton 
Geo.  M.  Brown       John  C.  Dodge        F.  W.  Dickinson 
Marcus  Morton,  jr.  Wm.  Fowle  Smith  George  Ashmun 
Geo.  F.  Homer       Lorenzo  Westover  George  Minot 
J.  M.  Gourgas,  jr.  Rejoice  Newton       Thos.  H.  Russell 
Thomas  B   Pope     Daniel  H.  Dustin    Wm.  Minot,  jr. 
Fred.  W.  Sawyer  Fish  A  Kingsbury   Charles  Mayo 

Commissioners  of   Bankrvptcy,  for  Boston. 
George  S.   Hillard,  Charles  Sumner,  Peleg  W.  Chan- 
dler, James  B.  Robb,  Edward  G.  Loring,  George  T.  Cur- 
tis, Win.  W.  Story,  William  Gray,  El'bridge  G.  Austin, 
Robert  Rantoul,  jr.  Augustus  Peabody. 

CUSTOM  HOUSE  OFFICERS, 

For  the  District  of  Boston  and  Charlestoion. 

The  Custom  House  opens  in  the  Summer  at  9  o'clock,  a.  m.  and 
shuts  at  2  o'clock,  p.  m.  In  the  Winter  it  opens  at  10  o'clock,  a.  m. 
and  shuts  at  2  o'clock,  p.  m.  On  Saturday  afternoons,  it  opens  J  hour 
for  the  clearance  of  coasteis.    Office,  Custom  House  Street. 

Collector' s  Office. 
Marcus  Morton,  Collector. 
Adams  Bailey  and  Wm.  A.  Wellman,  Deputy- Collectors. 
Ephraim  L.  Frothingham,  Cashier. 
Nathan  M.  Cutler,  Bond  and  Permit  Clerk. 
William  Alline,  Impost  Clerk. 


208  CUSTOM    HOUSE    OFFICERS. 

Henry  D.  Clary,  Foreign  Clearance  Clerk. 

George  B.  Wellman,  Coastwise  and  Protection  Clerk. 

E.  L   Frothingham,  jr.,  .Assistant  Cashier. 
G    F.  Km  pry,  Impost  Book  Keeper. 
John  E    Billings,  Assistant  Impost  Clerk. 

Joel  Scott,  Assistant  Bond  and  Statistical  Clerk. 

Samuel  Andrews,  Marine  Clerk  and  Registrar. 

Robert  S.  Smith,  Assistant  Clearance  Clerk. 

L.  P.  Davis,  Export  Book-Keeper. 

C.  Danielson  Lincoln,  Foreign  Entry  Clerk. 

Henry  A.  S.  D.  Payne,  Copying  Clerk. 

William  English,  Clerk  of  Correspondence  and  Records. 

Francis  E.  Moulton,  Bond  Accountant. 

Naval  Officer's  Department. 
William  Parmenter,  Naval  Officer. 
R   M.  Gay,  Deputy  Naval  Officer. 
George  H.  Cutter,  Naval  Officer's  Clerk. 
N    D.^Hyde,  do.  do. 

William  Williams,  Debenture  Clerk. 
A.  J    Locke,  Clerk. 
Wrilliam  H.  Burbeck,  do. 

Surveyor's  Office. 
John  McNiel,  Surveyor. 
Hugh  Jameson,  Deputy  Surveyor. 
William  VV.  Parker,  Clerk. 
Benjamin  P.  JVlcNoil,  do. 

Keeper  of  Custom  House  fy  Messenger,  Wm.  Stocker. 
Assistant  do,  Eli  A.  Yale. 

Inspectors  for  the  District  of  Boston  and  Charlestown. 

Benj.  Whipple  J.  M.  Stone  J.  H.  Berret 

E.M. Cunningham  A.Lansing  N.Talbot 

J.  Kettell  H.  C.  Merriam  J.  Muzzy 

J.  W.  Wright  Wm.  S.  Bartlett  H.  K.  May 

M.  Pettingill  S.  L.  White  D.  Townsend 

G.  F.  Emery  H.  Ferry  T.  Cushing 

J.  C.  Leach  S.  Jones  G.  W.  Young 

Wm.  Turkerman  A.  Child,  jr.  J.  M    Sibley 

Charles  Walley  S.Thayer  P.Kimball 

David  Saville  J.  G.  Foster  T.  Harrison 

T.  W.  Flagg  R.  R.  Taylor  L.  Warren 

Wm.  P.  Loring  S.  R.  B.  Lewis  S.  W.  Chandler 

F.  A.  Durivage  E.  S.  Johnson  J.  P.  Treadwell 
J.  P.  Lord  N.  Whitten  D.  Thacher 


CUSTOM  HOUSE  OFFICERS.        209 

A.  A.  Roberts         D.  Baxter  Wm.    B.   Duggan, 

F.  McKenna  W.  A.  Lewis  Quincy 

S.  O.  Dearborn       O..M.  Randall         H.  J.  Turner,  Co- 

G.  Dickinson  J.  W.  Davis  hasset 
H.  W.  Robinson     H.Thaxter,#mg^. 

Weighers  and  Gangers,  Boston  and  Charlestown. 
A.  H.  Ward  N.  Sweet  J.  Baker 

L.  M.  Barker  L.  Hamilton  H.  N.  Crane 

E.  F.  Bunnell  E.  Mudge  H.  A.  Mitchell 

C.  Clark  F.  R.  Gourgas         Thos.  J.  iMarsh 

S.  Walker 

Measurers  of  Salt  and  Coal. 
J.  Hall  E.  Palfrey  H.  E    Baldwin 

A.  Green  W.  Snow  George  Dennett 

N.  Ball  S.  C.  Allen 

L.  S.  Williams,  Public  Store-Keeper.     J.  Brown,  Clerk. 
Charles  Walley,  Store  Keeper  of  Spirits  and  Wines. 
George  Kuhn,  Marker  and  Prover  of  Spirits  and  Wines. 
Lewis  Josselyn,  Marker. 

Night  Inspectors,  Boston  and  Charlestoion. 

William  R.  Stacy,  W.  B.  Moffatt  S.  W.  Barton 

Captain  C.  McLellan  J.  C.  Barilett 

T.R.Page,2d  Cap-  D.  D.  Hartley  J.  D   Bates 

tain  J.  W.  Wanson  G.  Blish 

W.Alexander         J.  Burnham,  jr.  G.  B.  Proctor 

F.W.Hall  J.  Buxton,  jr.  J.Lane 

S.  Keene  D.  D.  Haynes  M.  Stearns 

Public  Appraisers'  Office. 
C.  J.  F.  Allen,  Samuel  J.  Bridge,  Principal  Appraisers. 
Samuel  Eveleth,  G.  Gibson,  Assistant  do. 
William  Hardwick,  Thomas  Morey,  Clerks. 
Charles  W.  Spofford,  Invoice  Clerk. 

M.  Riley,  Invoice  Examiner.  [nrers. 

A.  Colburn,  I.  Howe,  G.  D.  Lincoln,  Square  Yard  Meas- 
Isaac  T.  Ripley,  Messenger  and  Clerk. 

Appraisers'  Office,  opposite  the  Custom  House. 

Revenue  Cutler  'Hamilton.' 
Josiah  Sturgis,  Commander. 
John  T.  Nimmo,    1st  Lieutenant. 
Arnold  Burrough,  l2d         " 
Charles  Mark,        3d         " 
Joseph  Atkins,      Pilot. 

19* 


210 


MINISTERS    AT    FOREIGN    COURTS. 


Boarding   Officer  of  the  Customs,  and  Captain  Revenue 
Barge,  James  Kettell.     Office  71  Long  Wharf. 

Kcvenve  Barge  Men. 
Anthony  Cline        J.  G   Grafton  M.  L.  Herbon 

George  Homer       S.  Wiswali  Charles  Winter 

Collectors  of  the  Customs  in  other  places. 
Machias,    William  Brown    Salem,  James  Miller 


Belfast,  Nathl.  M.  Lowrey 
Penobscot,  Chas.  Jarvis 
Waldoboro',  P.M.Cobb,  jr. 
Wiscasset,  James  Taylor 
Portland,  John  Anderson 
York,  Joseph  P.  Jenkins 
Portsmouth,  Aug.  Jenkins 
JNewb'port,  Wm.  Nichols 
Gloucester,     Eli  F.  Stacy 


Marblehead,  Peter  Dixey, 
Plymouth,  Wm.  M.Jackson 
Fall  River,  Ph.  W.  Leland 
Barnstable,  Jos.  Hinckley 
N.  Bedford,  J.  T.  Adams 
Edgartown,  Jos.  T.  Pease 
Mobile,  Jas.  E.  Saunders 
Nantucket,  Jas.  Mitchell 
Providence,      H.  Willard 


MINISTERS,    COMMISSIONERS,    CONSULS, 
AGENTS,    &c.    ABROAD. 


Ministers  Plenipotentiary.  Salary  $9000.  Outfit  $9000. 


Name. 

Louis  Me  Lane,  Mar. 
Chas. S.Todd,  Ken. 
Wm.  R.  King,  Ala. 
Wash.  Irving,  N.  Y. 
Henry  Wheaton,  R.  I 
Dabney  S.  Carr  (r.m.) 
Henry  A.  Wise,  Vir. 
John  SlidelJ,  La. 


Where  stationed. 

London 

St.  Petersburg 

Paris 

Madrid 

Berlin 

Constantinople 

Rio  de  Janeiro 

City  of  Mexico 


Country. 

England 

Russia 

France 

Spain 

Prussia 

Turkey 

Brazil 

Mexico 


Secretaries  of  Legation.    $2000. 


Gansevoort  Melville  London 
John  Randolph  Clay  St.  Petersburg 
J.  L.  Mnrtin  Paris 

Jasper  H.  Livingston  Madrid 
Theodore  S.  Fay        Berlin 
Robert  M.  WTalsh      Rio  de  Janeiro 


England 

Russia 

France 

Spain 

Prussia 

Brazil 


U.    S.    CONSULS. 


211 


Charge 

Name. 

Abra.  Rencher,  N.  C. 
Thos.  G.CIemson,  I'a. 
Aug.  Davezac,  N.  Y. 
Wm,  W.  Irvin,  Pa. 
H.W.Ellsworth,  In. 
Wm.  H.  Stiles,  Geo. 
R.WickliffeJr.  Ken. 
Wm.  H.  Polk,  Tenn. 
Benj.  A.  Bidlack,  Pa. 
Benj.G.  Shields,  Ala. 
Wm.  Brent,  jr.  Vir. 
Wm.  Crump,  Vir. 
Albert  G.Jewett,  Me. 

Com 
William  Carroll 
R.  S.  Higinbotham 
Wm.  H.  Freeman 
David  Naar 
John  C.  Williams 
John  B.  Williams 
Joseph  C.  Luther 
Richmond  Loring 
George  F.  Usher 
James  W.  Luzenbeel 


d'affaires.    $4,500. 


Where  stationed. 

Lisbon 

Brussels 

Hague 

Copenhagen 

Stockholm 

Vienna 

Turin 

Naples 

Bogota 

Caraccas 

Buenos  Ayres 

St.  Jago 

Lima 

mercial  Agents. 

St.  Helena 

St.  Christopher's 

Curacoa 

St.  Thomas 

Navigator's 

New  Zealand 

Port  au  Prinee 

Aux  Cayes 

Cape  Haytien 

Liberia 


Country. 
Portugal 
Belgium 
Netherlands 
Denmark 
Sweden 
Austria 
Sardinia 
Sicily 

New  Grenada 
Venezuela 
Arg.  Confed. 
Chili 
Peru 


Island 

West  Indies 
u 

u 

Islands 

Feejeelslands 

Hayti 

San  Domingo 

Cst.  of  Africa 


Commissioners.    $9000. 
Alex.  H.  Everett,  Ms.  Canton 
Anth.TenEyck,Mich.  Honolulu 
Joel  Tworill  Oahu 


Thomas  Aspinwall 
Albert  Davy 
Robert  Armstrong 
Francis  B.  Ogden 
Robert  W.  Fox 
Thomas  W.  Fox 
Joseph  R.  Craskey 
Robert  Grieve 
Stewart  Steel 
Joseph  Cowdin 


Consuls, 

London 

Leeds 

Liverpool 

Bristol 

Falmouth 

Plymouth 

Cowes 

Leith 

Dundee 

Glasgow 


China 
Sandwich  Isl. 

(C 


England 
ft 

« 

« 
u 
ti 

Scotland 


212 


U.   S.    CONSULS. 


Name; 
Thomas  Wilson 
Thomas  W.  Gilpin 
James  McDowell 
John  Murphy 
Michael  Kennedy 
Frederick  T.  Bush 
Joseph  Balestier 
J.  B.  Higginson 
Horatio  Sprague 
W.  W.  Andrews 
Isaac  Chase 
Israel  D.  Andrews 
I.  B.  Livingston 
John  J.  Peavey 
Moses  Benjamin 
John  F.  Bacon 
John  T.  Pickett 
Robert  M.Harrison 
William  R.  Hayes 
Fred.  B.  Wells, 
J.  H.  Williams 
Elisha  Hathaway 


Where  stationed. 

Dublin 

Belfast 

Londonderry 

Cork 

Galway 

Hong  Kong 

Singapore 

Calcutta 

Gibraltar 

Malta 

Capetown 

St.  Johns,  N.  B. 

Halifax 

Pictou 

Demerara 

Nassau 

Turks  Island 

Kingston,  Ja. 

Barbadoes 

Bermuda 

Sydney,  N.  S.  W 

Hobart  Town 

St.  Petersburg 


Abraham  P.  Gibson 

Alexander  Schwartz  Riga 

Edmund  Brandt  Archangel 

John  Rali 

Robert  Walsh 

Thomas  Hulme 

Reuben  G.  Beasely 

Essex  R.  Livingston 

Fran.  M.  Auboyneau  La  Rochelle 

John  W.  Grigsby        Bordeaux 

Daniel  C.  Croxull 

John  W.  Fisher 

Gabriel  G.  Flenrot 

Joseph  W.  Fabens 

Francis  Lecrouts 

Maximo  de  Aguirre 

Alexander  Burton 

George  Reed 

P.  Pou 

N.  B.  Boyle 

Robert  B.  Campbell 


Odessa 
Paris 
Sedan 
Havre 

Nantes 


Marseilles 

Point-a-Pitre 

St.  Pierre,  Mart. 

Cayenne 

Algiers 

Bilboa 

Cadiz 

Malaga 

Barcelona 

Port  Mahon 

Havana 


Country. 

Ireland 
<( 

u 
(( 
(( 

China 
East  Indies 

tc 

Island 

tc 

Cape  G.Hope 
N.  America 


S.  America 
West  Indies 

a 
a 
u 
u 

New  Holland 

Van  D.'sLand 

Russia 
« 

M 
U 

France 

tt 

u 
it 
« 

West  Indies. 

FrenchGuiana 
Africa 
Spain 


tt 
Cuba 


V.   8.   CONSULS. 


213 


Name. 

Simeon  M.  Johnson 
Samuel  McLean 
John  W.  Holding- 
James  C.  Gallaher 
Henry  G.  Hubbard 
Thomas  B.  Abrams 
William  H.  Tracy 
Joseph  Cullen 
Henry  P.  Sturgis 
William  H.  Vesey 
Samuel  Haight 
John  H.  March 
Ferdinand  Gardner 
Francis  J.  Grund 
Charles  Nichols 
William  S.  Campbell 
Owen  M.  Roberts 
Charles  F.  Ryan 
Edmund  L.  Rainals 
David  Rogers 
Chas.  D.  Arfwedson 
C.  A.  Murray 
Helmich  Janson 
Jorgen  Flood 
Frederick  Schillow 
Charles  Hecker 
I.  G.  Schwartz 
William  A.  Sparks 
Edward  Warring 
George  Mohr 
Frederick  List 
Charles  Graebe 
John  Cuthbert 
W.  H.  Robertson 
Ernest  Schwendler 
George  H.  Goundie 
C.  Edwards  Lester 
Victor  A.  Sasserno 
J.  A.  Binda 
J.  Ombrosi 
Nicholas  Brown 
Henry  J.  Brent 
James  E.  Freeman 


Where  stationed. 
Matanzas 
Trinidad  d'Cuba 
St.  Jago  de  Cuba 
Ponce 
St.  Johns 
Mayaguez 
Guayama 
Teneriffe 
Manilla,Philippine 
Lisbon 

Fayal,  Azores 
Funchal,  Mad'a 
St.  Jago,  C.'Verd 
Antwerp 
Amsterdam 
Rotterdam 
Batavia 
Copenhagen 
Elsineur 
Santa  Cruz 
Stockholm 
Gottenburg 
Bergen 
Porsgrund 
Stettin 
Elberfeld 
Vienna 
Venice 
Trieste 
Dresden 
Stuttgard 
Cassel 
Hamburg 
Bremen 
Frankfort 
Basle 
Genoa 
Nice 
Leghorn 
Florence 
Rome 
Ravenna 
Ancona 


Country. 
Cuba 

H 

Puerto  Rico 


Spanishlsland 
u 

Portugal 
Portuguese  I. 


Belgium 
Netherlands 

Island  of  Java 
Denmark 

u 

West  Indies 

Swedn.&Nor. 
« 

u 

it 

Prussia 

Westphalia 

Austria 


Saxony 

Wurtemburg 

Hanover 

Hanseatic  city 
ft 

u 

Switzerland 
Italy 
tt 

Tuscany 

<( 

Pontifical  state 


214 


U.    S.    CONSULS. 


Name. 

Alexander  Hammett 
John  J.  Marston 
Charles  Sherwood 
George  A.  Porter 
David  W.  Offler 
Jasper  Chasseaud 
Alexander  Todd 
Thomas  N.  Carr 
Samuel  D.  Heap 
Daniel  S.  Macauley 
Syed  Ben  Calfaun 
Charles  Ward 
Paul  S.  Forbes 
A.  Follen 

Robert  L.  Mcintosh 
Azel  P.  Ladd 
John  B.  Williams 
John  Black 
Manuel  Alvaraz 
Franklin  Chase 
J.  P.  Schatzel 
Edward  Porter 
Eneas  McFaul,  jr. 
Ped.deRigil  yEstrada 
Thomas  O.  Larkin 
John  Parrott 
Jose  Maria  Castanos 
John  A.  Robinson 
Stephen  H.  Weems 
A.  Follin 

Ramon  L.  Sanches 
Southy  Grinaldo 
William  Nelson 
Robert  Hutton 
William  P.  Chandler 
John  P.  Adams 
Seth  Sweetser 
Charles  B.  Allen 
Charles  J.  Smith 
Geo.  P.  Manouvrier 
Gorham  Parks 
George  Black 
Lemuel  Wells 


Where  stationed. 

Country. 

Naples 

Sicily 

Palermo 

u 

Messina 

u 

Constantinople 

Turkey 

Smyrna 

it 

Beyrout  and  Dam 

t( 

Alexandria 

Egypt 

Tangier 

Barbary  state 

Tunis 

(C 

Tripoli 

u 

Muscat 

Muscat 

Zanzibar  island 

u 

Canton 

China 

Amoy 

u 

Fuchowfou 

u 

Tahiti 

Society  IsPds 

Bay  of  Islands 

New  Zealand 

City  of  Mexico 

Mexico 

Sante  Fe 

it 

Tampico 

K 

Matamoras 

CI 

Tobasco 

«( 

Laguna 

(( 

Merida  and  Sisel 

u 

Monterey 

u 

Mazatlan 

(t 

San  Bias 

u 

Guaymas 

m 

Guatemela 

Central  Amer^ 

Omoa  &  Truxille 

u 

Cartezena 

New  Granada 

Santa  Martha 

(C 

Panama 

u 

Maracaibo 

Venezuela 

Puerto  Cabello 

« 

Laguayra 

« 

Guayaquil 

Ecuador 

Maranham  island 

Brazil 

Para 

(C 

Pernambuco 

(C 

Rio  de  Janeiro 

(( 

Santos 

u 

St.  Catharine's 

a 

FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


215 


Name.  Where  stationed. 

Alexander  H.  Tyler  St.  Salvador 

Robert  M.  Hamilton  Montevideo 

James  H.  Tate  Buenos  Ayres 

Jefferson  Adams  Rio  Ne«rro 

Eben  Richie  Dorr  Valparaiso 

William  Crosby  Talcahuano 

Samuel  F.  Haviland  Coquimbo 

Stanhope  Prevost  Lima 
Alexander  Ruden, jr.  Payta 


Country. 
Brazil 
Uruguay 
Argentine  Con. 


Chili 

a 
it 

Peru 
« 


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


FOREIGN   MINISTERS   AND    THEIR   SECRETARIES. 

Foreign  States.        Envoys  Ex.  &  Min.  Plen.        Secretaries,  &c. 

Russia,  Alex.  Bodisco,    Mr.  de  Stceckl,  1st  Sec. 

"  Mr.  Cramer,  2d  Sec. 

Argentine  Re- 
public, Brig.  Gen.  D.  Carlos  Maria  de  Alvear, 

Min.  Plen.  and  Extraor. 
D.  Emilio  de  Alvear,  Sec.  of  Leg. 
France,  M.  Alph.  Pageot,  ad  interim,  M.  Geo. 

Serrurier. 
Great  Britain,  Richard  Packenham,    John  Bidwell. 
Spain,  M.  C.  de  la  Barca,  Mr.  F.  Bourman. 

"  Don  J.  M.  de  Magailon,  Attach. 

Ministers  Resident. 
Portugal,  J.  C.  de  Figaniere, 

F.  de  Menezes  de  Brito  do  Rio. 
Brazil,  Chev.  Gasper  Jose  de  Lisboa. 

Prussia,  St.  de  Gerolt. 

Charges  d'affaires. 

Denmark,  M.  Steen  de  Bille. 

Belgium,  M.  Charles  Serruys. 

Sweden,  Chevalier  Gustavus  de  Nordin. 

Austria,  Chevalier  Hulsemann,  ad  interim. 

Netherlands,  Chevalier  F.  M.  W.  Testa. 

Sardinia,  Count  Albert  Lupi  de  Montalto. 


216 


FOREIGN   CONSULS    IN   U.    S. 


Foreign  Consuls  and   Vice-Consuls  in  the 
United  States. 

#5=  Those  marked  thus  *  are  Consuls- General  j— thus  f  Vice-Coa- 
suls  ;  the  rest  Consuls. 

Argentine  Republic,  or  Buenos  Ayres. 
Fitzhenry  JHomer  Boston 

Austria. 
John  W.  Langdon  Boston 

f  Joseph  Gananl  Savannah 

Chas.  C.  Holtenburgher       New  Orleans 
Augustus  Belmont  New  York,  Penn.  &c 

Baden. 

New  York 
New  Orleans 

u 

Bavaria. 

New  York 
Philadelphia 

Belgium. 

Eastport 

Portland 

New  York 
u 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore 

Richmond 

Norfolk 

Charleston 

Savannah 

Mobile 

Apalachicola 

Key  West 

New  Orleans 

Brazil. 

New  York 

Mass.,  N.  H.,  and  Maine, 

Boston 
New  York 
Philadelphia 


*Johann  W.  Schmidt 
Frederick  P'rey 
f  Jacob  H.  Eimer 

G.  Heinrich  Siemen 
C.  Fred.  Hagedorn 

fSullivan  F.  Rawson 
Thomas  A.  Deblois 
Henry  G.  T.  Mali 
fHippolyte  Mali 
John  D.  Bates 
Adolphe  E.  Borie 
Samuel  D.  Walker 
A.  W.  Nolling 
f  Aujjuste  Branda 
George  A.  Hopley 
W.  E.  O'Driscoll 
Charles  Auze 
fWilliam  Porter 
fTh.  A.  Pinkney 
James  H.  Behr 

*L.  H.  F.  d'Aguira 
f  Archibald  Foster 

fL.  F.  De  Figaniere 
fEdward  S.  Sayres 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


217 


f-George  H.  Newman 
fClement  Smith 
fHerman  Baldwin 
fMyer  Myers 
fH.  G.  Chadwick 
{Peter  Reynand 

Herman  Oelrichs 
Christop.  F.  Plate 
*Albert  Schumacker 
Ant.  Ch.  Cazenove 
Lewis  Trapman 
Eleazer  Crabtree 
Frederick  Rodewald 


Baltimore 

District  of  Columbia 

Richmond 

Norfolk 

Charleston,  S.  C. 

New  Orleans 

Bremen. 

New  York 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore 

District  of  Columbia 

Charleston 

Savannah,  Ga. 

New  Orleans 


Brunswick. 
Johann  D.  Kleudgen  New  York 


Franklin  H.  Delano 

George  M.  Thacher 

Edward  Beck 

f  John  Bohlen 
{Henry  G.  Jacobsen 
{P.  K.  Dickinson 
fJames  H.  Ladson 
fW.  Crabtree 
J.  F.  C.  Ules 

James  H.  Causten 
Samuel  Sweetser 
Seth  Bryant 
Murat  Willis 


*M.  L.  De  la  Forest 
fLouis  Borg 
Max.  Isnard 
A.  Delaflavelle,  Deputy 
20 


Chili. 

New  York 

Denmark. 

Mass.,  Me.,  N.H.,  &R.I. 

Boston 
N.  York,  Con.,  and  part  of 

N.J.    New  York 
Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Wilmington 
Charleston 
Savannah 
New  Orleans 

Ecuador. 

Washington 
Philadelphia 
Boston 
Norfolk 

France. 

New  York 


Boston 


218 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    8. 


fFauvel  Gouraud  Newport 
M.B.  B.  de  L.  D'Hautrieve    Philadelphia 

fGeorge  C.  Morton  Baltimore 

Ct.  de  Montholon  Richmond 

fPascal  Sehisaua  Norfolk 

Count  de  Choiseul  Charleston 

f  R.  de  Leaumont  " 

L.  Barre  Savannah 

Jean  J.  Aversenc  Mobile 

fH.  de  St.  Cyr  " 

Aime  Roger  New  Orleans 

fH.  Germain  " 

Frankfort  on  the  Maine. 

Frederick  Wysmann  New  York 

Arnold  Halbach  Philadelphia 

Great  Britain. 

Joseph  J.  Sherwood  Portland 


Thos.  Colley  Grattan 

Mass.,  Boston 

fEdmund  A.  Grattan 

it 

Anthony  Barclay 

New  York 

J.  Mc.  Tavish 

Baltimore 

Charles  D.  Wake 

N.  and  S.  Carolina 

Robert  Gregg 

Florida  and  Alabama 

A.  L.  Molyneaux 

Georgia 

William  Mure 

New  Orleans 

Francis  Waring 

Norfolk,  Va. 

Greece. 

Henry  G.  Andrews 

Boston 

Eugine  Dutilh 

New  York 

Guatemala. 

*Antonio  de  Aycenens 

i 

Hamburg. 

C.  H.  F.  Moring  Boston 

Theodore  des  Arts  New  York 

*Albert  Schumacker  Baltimore 

Henry  Ludlam  Richmond 

Louis  Trapmann  Charleston 

William  Vogel  Louisiana 

Hanover. 
L.  H.  Meyer  New  York 

|A.  W.  Hupeden  " 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


219 


John  Leppien 
Edward  Uhrlaub 
J.  A.  Van  Cooth 
J.  B.  Bher 


Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Charleston 
New  Orleans 


Elector  of  Hesse. 
Conrad  W.  Faber  New  York 

Grand  Duke  of  Hesse. 
New  York 

Lubeck. 

New  York 


Antoin  Bollerman 


William  Kruger 

Mecklenberg-  Schwerin, 
*Leon  Herckenrath  Charleston 


*Juan  de  la  Granga 
fEdward  Cabot 
fFelix  Merino 
fCharles  Tiernan 
fRobert  Adger 
fOton  L.  Dabelsteen 
fJuan  Herbst 
f  D.  Juan  F.  Cortes 
f  Aid.  A.  M.Jackson 
Lewis  Ramirez 
Antonio  Neil 
fGeorge  P.  Ward 
fCarlos  Lebaron 


Mexico. 

New  York 

Boston 

Philadelphia 

Baltimore 

Charleston 

New  Orleans 

Pittsburg 

Natchitoches 

Pensacola 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Independence,  Mo. 

Florida 

Mobile,  Ala. 


Thomas  Dixon 

fB.  Homer  Dixon 
J.  C.  Zimmerman 

Henry  Bohlen 
Frederic  B.  Graff 
Leon  Herckenrath 
fOliver  O'Hara 
Myer  Myers 
fGodfrey  Barnsley 
Stevenson  Forbes 
F.  Marion  Ward 


Netherlands. 


for  Mass.,  Me.,  N.  H.,  and 

R.  I.    Boston 
Boston 
N.  Y.,   N.  J.,  and  Conn. 

New  York 
Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Charleston,  S.  C. 
Key  West 
Norfolk 
Savannah 
Mobile 
New  Orleans 


220 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


New  Grenada. 
*Don  Domingo  Acosta 
Gregorio  Dominguez  New  York 

Oldenburg. 
E.  Pavenstedt  New  York 

Chas.  T.  Lowndes  Charleston 


f  D.  Antonio  G.  Vega 


Portugal 


fP.  Noailles  Searle 
Jn.  M.  L.  Smith 
Jose  Bernadino  da  Camara 
f  Daniel  J.  Desmond 
{Christopher  Neale 
{Walter  Delacy 
f  J.  G.  Doon 
f  Ant.  J.  Gouvea 


Mass.,    R.   I., 
Hampshire. 
New  York 
Baltimore,  Md. 


and    New 
Boston 


Penn.  and  N.  J. 
Dist.  of  Columbia 
Norfolk,  Va. 
Savannah 
New  Orleans,  La. 


fC.  H.  Moring 
#Johann  W.  Schmidt 
J.  C.  Lang 
Ludwig  Brauns 
fWilhelm  Vogel 
£.  C.  Angebrodt 

*Peter  A.  Hargous 
■Martin  Mantin 
•Charles  Picot 
■Th.  Jos.  Bizonard 
■Wm.  D'Azet  Senac 
fSamuel  Wright 
Thomas  Barrett 

*Alex.  Evstaphieff 
f  Alexander  Baker 
fA.  W.  Thaxter,  jr. 
Edward  Johns 


#Luigi  Mossi 
fNicholas  Reggio 


Prussia. 

Boston 
New  York 
Philadelphia 
Maryland 
New  Orleans 
St.  Louis 

Rome. 

New  York 

Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Norfolk 
Savannah 
New  Orleans. 

Russia. 

New  York 

Boston 
New  Orleans 

Sardinia. 

New  York 

Me.,  N.H.,  Mass.,&  R.  I. 
Boston 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


221 


Daniel  J.  Desmond 

fEdw.  L.  Trenholm 
{Charles  A^Williamson 
{Edward  B.  de  Medux 
Antonio  Michoud 


for  Penn.,  N.  J.,  and  Del. 

Philadelphia 
Charleston,  S.  C. 
Baltimore 
Mobile 
New  Orleans 


Saxe-  Weimar. 
*Fred.  Aug.  Mensch  New  York 

Edward  Stucken  " 


John  W.  Schmidt 
J.  Randolph  Mahler 
Robert  Ralston 
F.  Ludwig  Brauns 
J.  F.  C.  Ules 


Antonio  Gonzalez 
fTh.  Am.  Deblois 
{Don  Ant.  G.  Vega 
F.  Stoughton 
{Antonio  Larruaga 
Antonio  Pizarro 
{Walter  de  Lacy 
{F.  Moreno 
{D.  Ponce 
{Don  Jose  J.  Cruzat 
fJohn  Notliss 
Juan  Munoz 


Saxony. 

New  York 
u 

Philadelphia 
Md.,  Baltimore 
New  Orleans 

Spain. 

Philadelphia 

Portland 

Boston 

New  York 

Charleston 

Baltimore 

Norfolk 

Pensacola 

Savannah 

Mobile 

Key  West 

New  Orleans 


{Charles  J.  Hunt 

{Claudius  E.  Habicht, 
{Richard  Seldener 
{F.  B.  Graf 
{John  H.  Brent 
fDuncan  Robertson 
{Francis  H.  Wilman 
{Jos.  A.  Winthrop 
{George  Westfield 
{Djedr.  Miesegaes 

20* 


Sweden  and  Norway. 


Mass.,    N.  H.,    and  Me. 

Boston 
New  York 
Pa.,  Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Alexandria,  D.  C. 
Norfolk 
Savannah 
Charleston 
Mobile 
New  Orleans 


222 


FOREIGN    CONSULS    IN    U.    S. 


Louis  P.  De  Luge 
J.  G.  Syze 
Nicholas  Easier 


Switzerland. 

New  England  and  New 
York.    New  York 

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

for  Ind..  111.,  Ohio,  Mich., 
and  Wisconsin  Ter. 


Turkey. 
*Abraham  Zipcy-Oglu         Boston 


f\V.  H.  Aspinwall 
Carlo  Gavenni 


Tuscany. 

New  York 
Mobile 


Two 
*D.  Rocco  Maruscelli 
*Don  Domenico  Morelli 
fNicholas  Reggio 
fB.  D.  Potter 
flra  Clisbe 
fLuca  Palmiera 
{George  H.  Newman 
fN.  E.  Fowls 
{Antonio  Pomer 
G.  A.  Trenholm 
fGoffredo  Barnsley 
fO.  Wolff 
{G.  A.  Barelli 


Sicilies. 
New  York 
Philadelphia 
Boston 
Providence 
New  Haven,  Ct. 
Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Dist.  of  Columbia 
Norfolk 

Charleston,  S.  C. 
Savannah 
Mobile 
New  Orleans 


fE.  S.  Tobey 
•fG.  F.  Darby 
{Joseph  Cabot 
fT.  B.  Garf 
fG.  L.  Lowden 
{C.  J.  Mansong 
fE.  Dudley  Head 

Silas  G.  Whitney 
fJohn  P.  Bigelow 
Jaun  B.  Purroy 
W.  Mcllhenny 
J.  F.  Strohm 
Aaron  Milhado 


Uruguay- 
Boston 
New  York 
Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Charleston 
Mobile 
New  Orleans 

Venezuela. 

Boston 
a 

New  York 
Philadelphia 
Baltimore 
Norfolk 


U.  S.    ARMY. 


Winfield  Scott, Major- General,  General-in-Chief, — 

Head-Quarters,  Washington  City. 
Colonel  Geo.  Croghan,  Inspector  General  of  the  Army. 
R.  Jones,  Brev.  Brig.  Gen.  ^  Adjutant  General. 
L.  Thomas,  Major  fy  Assistant    do.  do. 

W.  G.  Freeman,  Captain  ^  Assistant       do. 

FIELD  OFFICERS   OF  REGIMENTS. 


First  Dragoons. 
Colonel  W.  S.Kearny, 
Lieut.  Col.  R.  B.  Mason, 
Major  Clifton. Wharton. 

Second  Dragoons. 
Col.  D.  E.  Twiggs, 
*Lieut.Col.  W.  S.  Harney, 
Major  T.  T.  Fauntleroy. 

First  Artillery. 
Col.  I.  B.  Crane, 
Lieut.  Col.  B.  K.  Pierce, 
Major  L.  Whiting. 

Second  Artillery. 
Col.  James  Bankhead, 
*Lt.Col. A.  C.  W.  Fanning, 
Major  John  Erving. 

Third  Artillery. 
fCol.  W.  K.  Armistead, 
Lieut.  Col.  W.  Gates, 
Major  W.  L.  McClintock. 

Fourth  Artillery. 
Col.  J.  B.  Walbach, 
Lieut.  Col.  M.  M.  Payne, 
Major  F.  S.  Belton. 

First  Infantry. 
Col.  W.  Davenport, 
Lieut.  Col.  H.  Wilson, 
Major  G.  Dearborn. 

*Col.  by  brevet.    tBrig-  Gen- 

Army  Paymaster,  D.  S.  Townsend,  Boston. 
Assistant  Quarter  Master,  Capt.  G.  H.  Crosraan. 


Second  Infantry. 
fCol.  Hugh  Brady, 
Lieut.  Col.  B.  Riley, 
Major  J.  Plympton. 

Third  Infantry. 
Col.  J.  B.  Many, 
Lt.  Col.  E.  A.  Hitchcock, 
Major  W.  W.  Lear. 

Fourth  Infantry. 
Lieut.  Col.  John  Garland, 
Major  Thomas  Staniford. 

Fifth  Infantry. 
fCol.  G.  M.  Brooke, 
Lt.  Col.  J.  S.  Mcintosh, 
xMajor  W.  V.  Cobbs. 

Sixth  Infantry. 
fCol.  Z.  Taylor, 
Lieut.  Col.  G.  Loomis, 
Major  W.  Hoffman. 

Seventh  Infantry. 
fCol.  M.  Arbuckle, 
Lieut.  Col.  W.  Whistler, 
Major  Jacob  Brown. 
Eighth  Infantry. 
fCol.  W.  J.  Worth, 
Lieut.  Col.  N.  S.  Clarke, 
{Major  W.  G.  Belknap, 
by  brevet.    J  Lieut.  Col.  by  brevet. 


224  UNITED  STATES  ARMY. 

Military  Geographical  Divisions. 

The  Western  Division,  composed  of  the  1st,  2d,  and 
3d  Military  Departments,  is  situated  within  the  follow- 
ing limits: 

The  country  west  of  a  line  drawn  from  Fond  du  lac, 
Lake  Superior,  to  Cape  Sable,  Florida,  and  embracing 
the  part  of  Wisconsin  Territory  west  of  said  line  ; 
Iowa  Territory ;  the  States  of  Illinois,  Missouri,  Ken- 
tucky, Tennessee,  Arkansas,  Louisiana,  Mississippi, 
and  Alabama;  West  Florida;  and  the  Indian  country 
west  of  the  Mississippi  River. 

The  Eastern  Division,  composed  of  the  5th,  6th,  7th, 
and  8th  Military  Departments,  comprises  the  following 
States:  Maine,  New  Hampshire,  Vermont,  Massachu- 
setts, Rhode  Island,  Connecticut,  New  York,  New 
Jersey,  Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  Maryland,  Virginia, 
North  Carolina,  South  Carolina,  and  Georgia. 

The  Head  Quarters  of  the  Army  are  at  Washington, 
D.  C. 

The  Head  Quarters  of  the  Western  Division  are  at 
New  Orleans,  La. 

The  Head  Quarters  of  the  Eastern  Division  are  at 
Troy,  N.  V*. 

Military  Geographical  Departments. 

No.  1. — West  Florida,  Alabama,  Mississippi,  Lou- 
isiana, Tennessee,  and  Kentucky.  Head  Quarters, 
Fort  Jesup,  Louisiana. 

No.  2. — The  country  west  of  the  Mississippi  river, 
north  of  Louisiana  and  Texas,  and  south  of  the  37th 
degree  of  North  latitude.  Head  Quarters,  Fort  Smith, 
Arkansas. 

No.  3.— The  State  of  Missouri  above  the  37th  de- 
gree of  north  latitude,  Illinois,  Iowa  Territory,  Wis- 
consin Territory  west  of  the  line  drawn  from  Fond  du 
lac,  Lake  Superior,  to  Cape  Sable,  Florida,  and  the 
frontier  country  north  and  west  of  the  lines  indicated. 
Head  Quarters,  St.  Louis,  Missouri. 

No.  4. — Indiana,  Ohio,  Michigan,  and  Wisconsin 
Territory  east  of  the  line  drawn  from  Fond  du  lac, 
Lake  Superior,  to  Cape  Sable,  Florida.  Head  Quar- 
ters, Detroit,  Michigan. 


UNITED  STATES  ARMY.  225 

No.  5. — Vermont,  Connecticut,  New  York,  New- 
Jersey,  and  Pennsylvania.  Head  Quarters,  Fort  Co- 
lumbus, New  York. 

No.  6. — Maine,  New  Hampshire,  Massachusetts,  and 
Rhode  Island.  Head  Quarters,  Portsmouth,  New 
Hampshire. 

No.  7. — Delaware,  Maryland,  and  Virginia.  Head 
Quarters,  Fort  Monroe,  Virginia. 

No.  8. — NorthCarolina,  South  Carolina,  and  Georgia. 
Head  Quarters,  Fort  Moultrie,  South  Carolina. 

No.  9. — (temporary)  East  and  Middle  Florida.  Head 
Quarters,  St.  Augustine,  Florida. 


Abstract  of  the  Militia  Force  of  U.  S. 

General  Officers, 662 

General  Staff  Officers,   -  2,785 

Field  Officers,  &c.         -        -        -  15,661 

Company  Officers,           -  50,342 

Total  Commissioned  Officers,         -        -  69,450 

Non  Commissioned  Officers,  Privates,  &c.  1,426,868 

Aggregate, -  1,778,333 


Aggregate  of  U.  S.  Army,  Nov.  1845. 

Officers,        -  733 

Non-Commissioned  Officers,  Privates,  &c.    -       7,883 

Total,  - 8,616 

Fortification  Appropriations  for  1846. 

For  banks  at  Detroit,  830,000 ;  at  Buffalo,  do.  25,000 ; 
Fort  Niagara,  5500  ;  Fort  Ontario,  8000 ;  Lake  Cham- 
plain,  45^000;  Penobscot  River,  35,000;  Fort  Preble, 
Portland,  10,000;  Fort  Scammel,  Portland,  25,000; 
Fort  McClary,  Portsmouth,  6000;  Governor's  Island, 
Boston  Harbor,  30,000;  Fort  Warren,  do.  45,000; 
Fort  Adams,  Newport,  15,000;  New  London  Harbor, 
20,000  ;  Fort  Schuyler,  East  River,  New  York,  40,000 ; 
Fort  Wood,  40,000  ;  Staten  Island,  100,000 ;  Baltimore, 
30,000;  Mobile  Bay,  30,000. 


U.    S.    NAVY. 


Lewis  Warrington,  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Navy 

Yards  and  Docks.  Salary  $3,500. 
William  M.  Crane,  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Ordnance 

and  Hydrography.  Salary  $3,500. 
Charles  Morris,  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Construction, 

Equipments,  and  Repairs.     Salary  $3,000. 

William  B.  Shubrick,  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Provisions 
and  Clothing.    Salary  $3,000. 

Thomas  Harris,  Chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Medicine  and 
Surgery.    Salary  $2,500. 

Alex.  D.  Bache,  Chief  of  the  Coast  Survey.    Salary 
$6,000. 


James  Barron 
Charles  Stewart 
Jacob  Jones 
Charles  Morris 
L.  Warrington 
Wm.  M.Crane 
James  Biddle 
G.  C.  Ridgely 
John  Downes 
Stephen  Cassin 
James  Renshaw 
A.  S.  Wadsworth 
George  C.  Read 
Henry  K.  Ballard 
J.  B.  Nicolson 
Jesse  Wilkinson 
T.  Ap.  C.  Jones 
Wm.  C.  Bol'on 
W.  B.  Shubrick 
C.  W.  Morgan 
L.  Kearny 
F.  A.  Parker 
E.  R.  McCall 


CAPTAINS. 

Daniel  Turner 
David  Conner 
W.  M.  Hunter 
John  D.  Sloat 
Math.  C.  Perry 
C.  W.  Skinner 
J.  T.  Newton 
Joseph  Smith 
L.  Rousseau 
Geo.  W.  Storer 
F.  H.  Gregory 
P.  F.  Voorhees 
Benjamin  Cooper 
David  Geisinger 
R.  F.  Stockton 
Isaac  McKeever 
J.  P.  Zantzinger 
Wm.  D.  Salter 
C.  S.  McCauley 
T.  M.  Newell 
E.A.F.Lavallette 
Thos.  T.  Webb 


John  Percival 
John  H.  Aulick 
Wm.  V.  Taylor 
Bladen  Dulany 
S.  H.  Stringham 
Isaac  Mayo 
Win.  Mervine 
Thomas  Crabb 
Thomas  Paine 
James  Armstrong 
Joseph  Smoot 
S.  L.  Breese 
Benjamin  Page 
John  Gwinn 
Thos.  W.  Wyman 
Andrew  Fitzhugh 
W.  K.  Latimer 
Hiram  Paulding 
Uriah  P.  Levy 
Charles  Boarman 
French  Forrest 
Wm.  Jamesson 


UNITED    STATES    NAVY.  227 

MARINE  CORPS. 

Archibald  Henderson,  Colonel  Commandant. 

Samuel  Miller,  Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Majors — Samuel  E.  Watson,  Levi  Twiggs,  John 
Harris. 

Captains — Thomas  A.  Linton,  James  Edelin,  Park 
G.  Howie,  adj.  and  ins.  William  Dulany,  Thomas  S. 
English,  George  W.  Walker,  Paymaster,  Ward  Mars- 
ton,  A.  A.  Nicholson,  qr.  mast.  Benjamin  Macomber,  A. 
3N.  Brevoort,  Richard  Douglas,  Job.  G.  Williams,  Alvin 
Edson. 

ENGINEERS. 

Charles  H.  Haswell,  Engineer  in  Chief. 
Charles  W.  Copeland,  Principal  Engineer. 

John  Faron,  jr.  Andrew  Hebard,  James  Thompson, 
Win.  P.  Williamson,  Charles  B.  Moss,  Chief  En- 
gineers,  with  11  First  Assistants,  9  Second  Assistants, 
and  11  Third  Assistants. 

COMMANDERS  OF  SQUADRONS. 

David  Conner,         Commodore,  Home  Squadron. 

Daniel  Turner,  do.  Coast  of  Brazil. 

Joseph  Smith,  do.  Mediterranean. 

John  D.  Sloat,  do.  Pacific  Ocean. 

James  Biddle,  do.  East  Indies. 

Charles  W.  Skinner,  do.  Coast  of  Africa. 

Robert  F.  Stockton,  do.  Special  Service. 

COMMANDERS  OE  NAVY  YARDS. 

George  W.  Storer,  -  Portsmouth. 

John  B.  Nicolson,  -  Boston. 

S.  H.  Stringham,  -  New  York. 

Charles  Stewart,  -  Philadelphia. 

John  H.  Aulick,  -  Washington. 

Jesse  Wilkinson,  -  Norfolk. 

L.  Kearney,  -  Pensacola. 

COMMANDER  OF  NAVAL  STATION. 

Charles  G.  Ridgely,  -       Baltimore. 


228 


UNITED  STATES  NAVY. 


PORT  CAPTAINS. 


John  Dowries, 

Jacob  Jones, 

W.  Compton  Bolton, 


Boston. 
New  York. 
Norfolk. 


NAVAL  ASYLUM. 

Charles  W.  Morgan,  Governor,  Philadelphia. 

NAVY  AGENTS.* 


Prosper  M.  Wetmore, 
Samuel  D.  Patterson, 
Joseph  White, 
George  Loyall, 
Octavius  Cohen, 
Isaac  Hull  Wright, 
Samuel  Cushman, 
Benjamin  D.  Heriot, 
Wil'liam  B.  Scott, 
Walker  Anderson, 
Baring,  Brothers  &  Co.     - 
William  P.  Furniss  &  Co. 
Edward  McCall  &  Co.       - 
Joseph  S.  Watkins, 


New  York. 

Philadelphia. 

Baltimore. 

Norfolk. 

Savannah. 

Boston. 

Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

Charleston,  S.  C. 

Washington. 

Pensacola. 

London. 

St.  Thomas,  W.  I. 

Lima. 

Memphis. 


Commissions  not  to  exceed  $2000  per  annum. 


NAVAL    STOREKEEPERS. 

Daniel  Pierce, 
Tunis  Craven, 
Robert  Kennedy, 
Merit  Jordan- 
James  M.  Sefden, 
Robert  Joyner, 
Seth  J.  Thomas, 

In  Charge  of  Naval  Stores  for  Foreign  Squadrons. 

Junius  J.  Boyle,  Port  Mahon,         Salary,  $1500 

Rio  de  Janeiro,  "  '  1500 
Port  Praya,  Cape  de  Verd,  1500 
Hong  Kong,  China,  1500 

Sandwich  Islands,  1200 


Portsmouth, 

Salary,  $1400 

New  York, 

"          1250 

Philadelphia, 

»          1200 

Norfolk, 

"          1700 

Washington, 

«          1700 

Pensacola, 

"          1700 

Boston, 

"         1700 

—  J  7 

James  Ferguson, 
Francis  Alexander, 
Edward  A.  Barnet, 
Thomas  H.  Stevens, 


UNITED    STATES    NAVY.  229 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTORS. 

S.  Humphreys,  (Chief )  Washington,  Salary,  $3000 

Samuel  M.  Pook,  Boston,  "          2300 

Francis  Grice,  New  York,  "          2300 

Samuel  Hartt,  Brooklyn,  (SpecialService)  2300 

Josiah  Barker,  Portsmouth,  2300 

Foster  Rhodes,  Norfolk,  2300 

John  Lenthall,  Philadelphia,  2300 

Charles  D.  Brodie,  Washington,  1500 

Naval  Vessels  of  the  United  States. 

Ships  of  the  Line. — Franklin  74,  Columbus  74,  Ohio 
74,  North  Carolina  74,  Delaware  74,  Alabama  74,  Ver- 
mont 74,  Virginia  74,  Pennsylvania  120,  New  York  74. 

Frigates  of  the  First  Class. — Independence,  razee  54, 
United  States  44,  Constitution  44,  Potomac  44,  Bran- 
dywine  44,  Santee  44,  Cumberland  44,  Sabine  44,  Sa- 
vannah 44,  Raritan  44,  Columbia  44,  St.  Lawrence  44, 
Congress  44. 

Frigates  of  the  Second  Class. — Constellation  36, 
Macedonian  36. 

Sloops  of  War. — John  Adams  20,  Boston  20,  Vin- 
cennes  20,  Warren  20,  Falmouth  20,  Fairfield  20,  Van- 
dalia  20,  St.  Louis  20,  Cyane  20,  Levant  20,  Saratoga 
20,  Ontario  18,  Marion  16,  Decatur  16,  Preble  16, 
Yorktown  16,  Dale  16,  Portsmouth  20,  Plymouth  20, 
Albany  20,  Germantown  20,  St.  Mary's  20,  James- 
town 20. 

Brigs. — Dolphin  10,  Porpoise  10,  Bainbridge  10, 
Perry  10,  Somers  10,  Truxton  10,  Lawrence  10, 
Oregon. 

Schooners. — Shark  10,  Enterprise  10,  Boxer  10,  Ex- 
periment 4,  Flirt,  Wave,  Phoenix,  On-ka-hy-e. 

Steamers. — Fulton  4,  Mississippi  10,*  Union,  Prince- 
ton, Michigan,  Gen.  Taylor,  Col.  Harney,  Water 
Witch,  Engineer. 

Store  Ships. — Relief  6,  Erie  8,  Lexington  8,  South- 
ampton. 

Iron  Revenue  Steamers. — McLane,   Dallas,  Legare, 
Spencer,  Jefferson,  Bibb,  Walker,  Polk. 
*  Paixhan  guns. 

21  • 


230 


GOVERNORS    OF    THE    STATES. 


GOVERNO 

RS.          Gov. 

Repre- 

Te 

rm, 

Sena- 

senta- 

States. 

Governors. 

Salary.  Y 

3ars. 

tors. 

tives. 

Maine, 

Hugh  J.  Anderson, 

$1,500 

1 

31 

151 

N.  Hamps. 

John  H.  Steele, 

1,000 

1 

12 

250 

Vermont, 

William  Slade, 

750 

1 

30 

230 

Mass. 

Geo.  N.  Bricrnrs, 

2,500 

1 

40 

356 

R.  Island, 

Charles  Jackson, 

400 

1 

31 

69 

Conn. 

1,100 

1 

21 

215 

N.York, 

Silas  Wright,  jr. 

4,000 

2 

32 

128 

N.  Jersey, 

Charles  C.  Stratton, 

2,000  ' 

3 

18 

58 

Penn. 

Francis  R.  Shunk, 

3,000 

3 

33 

100 

Delaware, 

Thos.  Stockton, 

1 .334 

3 

9 

21 

Maryland, 

Thomas  G.  Pratt, 

4, '200 

3 

21 

82 

Virginia, 

Wm.  Smith, 

3,333 

3 

32 

134 

N.  Caro. 

William  A.  Graham 

,    2,000 

2 

50 

120 

S.  Caro. 

William  Aiken, 

3,500 

2 

45 

124 

Georgia, 

George  W.  Crawforc 

1,  3,500 

2 

47 

130 

Alabama, 

Joshua  L.  Martin, 

3,500 

2 

33 

100 

Mississip. 

Albert  G.  Brown, 

3.000 

2 

30 

91 

Louisiana, 

Alex.  Mouton, 

6.000 

4 

17 

60 

Arkansas, 

Thomas  S.  Drew, 

2,000 

4 

25 

75 

Tennessee, 

Aaron  V.  Brown, 

2,000 

2 

25 

75 

Kentucky, 

William  Owsley, 

2,500 

4 

38 

100 

Ohio, 

Mordecai  Bartley, 

1.500 

2 

30 

72 

Michigan, 

Alpheus  Felch, 

1,500 

2 

18 

53 

Indiana, 

James  Whitcornb, 

1 ,500 

3 

50 

100 

Illinois, 

Thomas  Ford, 

1 ,000 

4 

40 

91 

Missouri, 

John  C.  Edwards, 

1 ,500 

4 

18 

49 

Florida, 

Wm.  D    Moseley, 

2,500 

4 

17 

41 

Texas, 

(Flection,  Dec.  15,  1 

1845.) 

Wise  Ter. 

Henry  Dodge, 

2,500 

3 

13 

26 

Iowa     " 

James  Clarke, 

2,500 

3 

26 

Time  of  holding  Elections. 
Maine,  2d  Monday  in  F  ept. 

N.  Hampshire,  2d  Tnes.  in  March. 
Vermont,  1st  Tnes.  in  Sept. 

Massachusetts,  2d  Mon.  in  Nov. 
Rhode  Island,  1st  Wed.  in  April. 
Connecticut,  1st  Mon.  in  April. 
New  York,  1st  Monday  in  Nov. 
N.  J.,  Tnes.  after  IstMon.  in  Nov. 
Pennsylvania,  2d  Tuesday  in  Oct. 
Delaware,  2d  Tuesday  in  Nov. 
Maryland,  1st  Wed.  in  Oct. 

Virginia,  4th  Thursday  in  April. 
N.  Carolina,    Commodity  in  Aug. 


S  Carolina,  2d  Monday  in  Oct. 
Georgia,  1st  Monday  in  Oct. 

Alabama,  1st  Monday  in  August. 
Mississippi,  IstMon.&Tues  Nov. 
Louisiana,  1st  Monday  in  July. 
Arkansas,  1st  Monday  in  Oct. 
Tennessee,  1st  Thursday  in  Aug. 
Kentucky,  1st  Monday  in  Aug. 
Ohio,  2d  Tuesday  in  Oct. 

Indiana,  1st  Monday  in  Aug. 

Illinois,  1st  Monday  in  Aug. 

Missouri,  1st  Monday  in  Aug. 
Michigan,      1st  Tuesday  in  Nov. 


CENSUS    OF    THE    STATES. 


CENSUS  OF 

1810. 

228,705 
214.360 
472.040 

77,031 
262,042 
217,713 
959,049 
249,555 
8 10,09 1| 

72.674 
380,546 

24,022 
974,622 
555,500 
415,115 
252,433 
406,511 
261,727 
230,760 

24,520 

40,352 

12^288 

76,556 

20,845 

20,845 
4,762 


Maine, 

N.  Hainp 

Mass. 

R.  Island, 

Cmnec't. 

Vermont. 

N.  York, 

N.Jersey, 

Penn. 

Dela. 

Maryl. 

Dist.Col. 

Virginia, 

N.  Caro. 

S.  Caro. 

Georgia, 

Kentuc. 

Tenness. 

Ohio, 

Indiana, 

Missis. 

Illinois, 

Louisiana, 

Mjssouri, 

Alabama, 

Michigan, 

Arkansas, 

Florida, 

Wiscon. 

Iowa, 

Texas,  36  counties, 


UNITE 

1820. 

298,335 
244,161 
523.287 

83,059 

275/208 

235,764 

,372,812 

277.575 

.049,458 

72,749 
407,350 

33,039 
,065,379 
638,829 
502,741 
340,987 
564,317 
422,813 
581,434 
147,178 

75,448 

55,214 
153,407 

66,586 

127.901 

8,896 

14,273 


D 


STATES, 

1830. 

399,955' 

269,328 

610,408 

97,199 

297,675 

280,652 

1,918,608 

320,823 

1,348,233 

76,748 

447,040 

39,834 

1.211,405 

737,987 

581,185 

516,823 

687,917 

681,904 

937,903 

343,031 

136.621 

157.445 

215,739 

140,455 

309,527 

31,639 

30,388 

34,730 


Seamen  in  U.  S.  Navy 


231 

1840, 

501,793 

284,574 

737,699 

108,830 

309,978 

291,948 

2,428,921 

373,306 

1,724,033 

78,085 

469,232 

43,712 

1,239,797 

753,419 

594,398 

691,392 

779,828 

829,210 

1,519,476* 

685,866 

375,651 

476,183 

352>4U 

383*702 

590*756 

212*267 

97,574 

54,477 

30  945 

43,1 1  2 

250,000 

6,100 


Total, 

Virginia, 

S.  Caroli. 

N.Caroli. 

Georgia, 

Ken. 

Tenn. 

Alabama. 

Lou. 


7,239,814      9,638,131    12,866,920  17,069,453 
Number  of  Slaves  in  1840. 


443,987 
327.038 
245,817 
280.944 
182,258 
183,059 
253.532 
168,452 


Mary 
Mis. 
Mo. 
bela. 
X.  J. 
Illinois, 
Pennsvl. 
N.  York. 


89,495!  Ct. 
195.21  1 1  R.  I. 
58.240 
2,605 
674 
331 
64 
4    Total, 


17 
5 

Flor.  Ter.  25,717 
Dis.  Co.  4,694 
Arkansas,  19,935 
Wisc.ll    Iowal6 


2,487,355 


232  MISCELLANEOUS. 

PRESIDENTS    OF    UNITED    STATES. 

Aze  term  Age 
Born.  Inane,    expired,   died.' 

Geo.Washington,  Feb.     22,1732  1789  66        67 

John  Adams,          Oct.      19,   1735  1797  66        91 

Thos.  Jefferson,     April      2,    1743  1801  66        83 

James  Madison,    March    5,    17.51  1809  66        84 

James  Munroe.      April      2,   1759  1817  66        72 

John  Q.Adams      July      11,   1767  18*25  63 

Andrew  Jackson,  March  15,   1767  1829  70         78 

M.  VanBuren,       Dec.      5,1782  1837  59 

Wm.  H.  Harrison,  Feb.      9,   1773  1841  69        69 

John  Tyler.             March  29,   1790  1841  54 

James  K.  Polk,      Nov.  2,        1795  1845 

East  India  and  Pacific  Ocean  Trade  of  U.  S. 

Whole  number  of  arrivals  at  the  several  ports  in  the 
U.  S.  for  1845,  were  128  ;  47  were  at  Boston,  62  New 
York,  12  Salem,  4  Baltimore,  and  1  at  Philadelphia, 
1  Fall  River,  1  New  Bedford. 

Whole  number  of  clearances  150  ;  Boston  having  29 
more  than  all  the  other  ports  included. 


Totes  for  Governor,  Mass. 
Whole  number  of  votes,      ....        105,928 
George  N.  Briggs  had         .        51,638 
Isaac  Davis,      ....    37.427 
Samuel  E.  Sewall,        .        .  8,316 

Henry  Shaw,     .        .        .        .      8,023 

WholenumberofvotesforLieut.Gov.       •       105,871 
John  Reed  had     .        .        .        51.365 
George  Saverv,        .        .        .    37.712 
JornTM.  Brewster,        .        .  8.363 

Charles  W.  Moore,  .        .        .      8,023 

The  Municipal  Court  of  Boston  was  established  in 
1800.  Geo.  Richards  Minor.  Judge  from  1800  to  1803. 
Thomas  Dawes  from  1803  to  1823.'  Peter  O.  Thacher 
from  1823  to  1843. 

The  Attorney  for  Suffolk  Co.  in  1845,  examined  982 
cases  of  criminal  complaints.  Bnil  forfeited,  $9,448. 
Fine  and  costs  paid  in,  §7,598.    Total,  §17,046. 


HETKOPOLITAN  CALENDAR. 

City  of  Boston  Incorporated  Teb.  23,  1=22. 


Appointed. 

1822. 

isaa 

1829. 
1832. 
1834. 
1836. 
1837. 
1840. 
1843. 
1845. 
1845. 


William  Parker, 
Jonathan  Preston, 
William  Pope, 
John  Hathaway, 


CITY    OFFICERS 

MAYORS. 

Died  or  Resigned 

John  Phillips, 

1823.' 

Josiah  Quincy, 

1829. 

Harrison  Gray  Otis, 

1&32. 

Charles  Wells, 

1834. 

Theodore  Lyman,  jr. 

1&36. 

Samuel  T.  Armstrong1, 

1837. 

Samuel  A.  Eliot, 

1840. 

Jonathan  Chapman, 

1843. 

Martin  Brimmer, 

1845. 

Thomas  A.  Davis, 

1845. 

Josiah  Quincy,  Jr. 

ALDERMEN. 

Frederick  Gould, 
Thomas  Jones, 
Charles  A.  Wells, 
George  E.  Head. 


COMMON    COUNCIL. 


Presidents  of  the. 
Appointed.  Resigned. 

1822.  William  Prescott,   1823. 
J823.  John  Welle?.  1824. 

1824.  Francis  J.  Oliver,   1826. 
1826.  John  R.  Adan,        1829. 

1829.  Elipha.  Williams  1830. 

1830.  Benj.  T.  Pickman,  1:32. 

Ward 

1.  John  P.  Ober 
S.  C.  Nottage 
William  Eaton 
S.  P.  Oliver 

2.  Benjamin  Wood,  2d. 
John  Turner 

Noah  Harrod 
George  Carlisle 

3.  George  Coffran 
James  Whiting 
Jeremiah  Ross 
John  Snelling 

21* 


Res. 
1834. 
1*37. 
1840. 
1544. 


Caramon   Council. 

A  pp. 

1832  John  P.  Bigelow, 

1834  Josiah  Quincv,  jr 

1837   Philip  Marett, 

1840  Edward  Blake, 

1844  Peles  W.  Chandler,  1S46, 

1846  George  S.  Hillard. 

Ward 

4.  S.  W.  Hall 
William  T.  Eustis 
Abel  Phelps 

T.  B.  Pope 

5.  Benjamin  Seaver 
George  R.  Sampson 
Loring  Norcross 
Charles  Boardman 

6.  George  S.  Hillard 
Otis  Clapo 
Thomas  Haviland 
Charles  H.  Parker 


234  CITY    OFFICERS. 

Ward  Ward 

7.  S.  Davis  Leavins  10.  Horace  Williams 
Gideon  F.  Thayer  Henry  W.  Dutton 
John  Gardner  John  L.  Emmons 
N.  W.  Coffin  James  Dodd 

8.  Samuel  Topliff  11.  John  Green,  jr. 
George  Whittemore  Edward  S.  Erving 
James  Hayward  Geo.  VV.  Frothingham 
Daniel  Denny  Stephen  Tucker 

9.  William  Whitney  12.  William  Eaton 
Clement  Willis  (3  vacancies.) 
Henry  W.  Cushing 

Walter  Bryent 

Samuel  F.  M'Cleary,  City  Clerk. 

W.  P.  Gregg,  Clerk  of  the  Common  Council, 

James  C.  Dunn,  City  and  County  Treas.  and  Collector. 

Ira  Gibbs,  City  Marshal. 

Hezekiah  Earl,  Deputy  City  Marshal. 

John  Pickering,  City  Solicitor. 

Elisha  Copeland,  jr.  Auditor  of  Accounts. 

Daniel  Rhodes,  Clerk  of  Faneuil  Hall  Market. 

Zephaniah  Sampson,  Superintendent  of  Streets. 

Charles  B.  Wells,  Superintendent  of  Common  Sewers. 

Freeman  L.  Cushman,  Sup.  of  Pub. Lands  ^  Pub.  Build. 

James  Barry,  Capt.ofthe  Watch  fy  Sup  erinten.  of  Lamps. 

Samuel  Jenkins,  Superintendent  ofJVorth  Free  Bridge. 

Abner  T.  Gaffield,  Superinten.  of  South  Free  Bridge. 

Calvin  Bailey,  Superintendent  of  Alien  Passengers. 

Johnson  Colby,  Messenger  to  City  Council. 

HEALTH    OFFICERS. 

Francis  Lincoln,  Superintendent  of  Burial  Grounds. 

Jerome  V.  C.  Smith,  m,  d.,  Port  Physician. 

Drs.  John  C.  Warren,  George  Hayward,  George  C. 

Shattuck,  Jacob  Bigelow,  John  Ware,  Consulting 

Physicians. 
Jonathan  Bruce,  Keeper  of  Rainsford  Island,  and  Capt. 

of  Quarantine  Boat. 


CITY    OFFICERS. 


235 


Ward 

1.  Isaac  H.  Hazleton 

2.  Ephraim  Milton 

3.  Joseph  Moriarty 

4.  William  Freeman 

5.  Daniel  Henchman 

6.  Billings  Brings 


OVERSEERS  OF  THE  POOR. 

Ward 


7.  Thomas  Tarbell 

8.  J.  W.  Warren,  jr. 

9.  Joseph  Lewis 

10.  John  Ball 

11.  William  Willet 

12.  Thomas  Blasland 


James  Phillips,  Secretary. 

The  Board  meet  on  the  afternoon  of  the  first  Wed- 
nesday of  every  month,  at  their  office,  City  Hall. 

The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  are  likewise  incorporated 
as  a  Board  of  Trustees  of  John  Boylston's  and  other 
charitable  funds,  left  for  the  assistance  of  persons  of 
good  character  and  of  advanced  age,  "  who  have  been 
reduced  by  misfortune  to  indigence  and  want." 

Treasurer  and  Clerk  of  the  Corporation,  Joseph  Lewis. 
The  meetings  of  the  Board  of  Trustees,  are  held  in 
April  and  October. 

ASSESSORS. 

Samuel  Norwood     George  Jackson     Henry  Sargent 

SCHOOL    COMMITTEE. 

The  Mayor,  and  President  of  the  Common  Council. 


Ward 

1.  Rev.  Sebas.  Streeter 
Henry  G.  Clark 

2.  Samuel  C.  Allen 
James  H.  Barnes 

3.  Daniel  P.  Simpson 
Moses  C.  Green 

4.  Rev.  H.  A.  Graves 
Ezra  Palmer,  jr. 

5.  Frederick  Emerson 
Ninian  C.  Betton 

6.  Theophilus  Parsons 
Rev.  Daniel  Sharp 


Ward 

7.  Edward  G.  Loring 
Rev.  Charles  Brooks 

8.  Rev.  E.  M.  P.  Wells 
Rev.  Daniel  M.  Lord 

9.  Daniel  T.  Coit 
George  T.  Curtis 

10.  Rev.^Nehem.  Adams 
Ezra  Lincoln,  jr. 

11.  Charles  C.  Barry 
Rev.  Otis  A.  Skinner 

12.  Alvan  Simonds 
Rev.  Theo.  D.  Cook 


PRIMARY    SCHOOL    COMMITTEE. 

Josiah  F.Bumstead,  Chairman.    Alvan  Simonds,  Secr'y. 

Standing  Committee. 
Jos.  W.  Ingraham,  Chairman.     Alvan  Simonds,  Sec. 
F.  A.  Sumner,  J.  F.  Bumstead,  R.  W.  Bayley,  William 
P.  Jarvis,  John  Odin,  jr.  John  Woart,  Fred.  O.  Prince, 


236  CITY    OFFICERS. 

Eben  Jones,  Francis  D.  Stedman,  JohnC.  Park,  John 
Spence,  jr.  Henry  I.  Bowditch,  Samuel  W.  Hall, 
Charles  Brooks,  Wm.  W.  Patton,  J.  Warren  Merrill. 

There   are  126  Primary  Schools,    containing  8360 
scholars,  taught  by  females. 

DIRECTORS    OF    THE    HOUSE   OF    INDUSTRY,   AND 
THE    HOUSE    OF    REFORMATION. 

Joseph  Lewis,  Chairman. 
Thomas  Hollis  Nathaniel  FT.  Emmons 

James  Means  Thomas  Tarbell 

Daniel  Henchman        v     Samuel  Leeds 
Artemas  Sirnonds  A.  A.  Wellington 

The  Board  meet  every  Thursday  alternately,  at  the 
House  of  Industry,  and  at  their  office  in  City  Hall. 

Daniel  Chandler,  Superintendent. 
Rev.  William  Crowell,  Chaplain. 

OVERSEERS  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF  CORRECTION. 

Wm.T.  Andrews,  Chairm.     Uriel  Crocker 
George  Darracott  Joseph  Moriarty 

Billings  Briggs 

Charles  Robbins,  Master. 

Charles  Cleaveland,  Chaplain. 

E.  P.  Hartshorn,  Clerk. 

BOSTON   LUNATIC    HOSPITAL. 

Sumner  Crosby,  Steivard. 

Charles  H.  Stedman,  m.  d.,  Superinien.  fy  Physician* 


FIRE   DEPARTMENT. 

William  Barnicoat,  Chief  Engineer. 

Engineers. 
Henry  Smith  Peter  C.  Jones 

James  G.  Sanderson  Thomas  A.  Williams 

Charles  S.  Clark  Joshua  Jacobs 

John  Shelton 

Henry  Hart,  Clerk. 


CITY    OFFICERS.  237 

WARD       OFFICERS. 
Ward 

1.  Warden,  Daniel  Bartlett,  jr. —  Clerk,  Alex.  Wood. 
Inspectors,  Thomas  Lombard,   Moses  B.  Williams, 

Geo.  G.  Hurll,  Robert  Ripley,  John  H.  Bowker. 

2.  Warden,  Richard  Brackett. —  Clerk,  Wm.  Wildes. 
Inspectors,  John  T.  Thompson,  Nathaniel  Budd,  jr. 

Icha.  Sampson,  Emery  Goss,  David  Whitehouse. 

3.  Warden,  Wm.  Bellamy. — Clerk,  Reuben  Carver. 
Inspectors,  Joseph  H.  Locke,  James  M.  Stevens, 

Wm.  Blake,  Simon  Dow,  Alexander  Haskell. 

4.  Warden,  Geo.  W.  Crockett.— Clerk,  J.  E.  Reed. 
Inspectors,   F.  L.  Richardson,  Richard   Soule,  jr. 

S.  H.  Pingrey,  Geo.  Mandell,  J.  L.  Edmonds. 

5.  Warden,  Geo.  Wheelwright— CM,  Theo.  S.  Bell. 
Inspectors,    David   Austin,   Andrew  Floyd,  H.  G. 

Ware,  jr.  James  W.  Baldwin,  William  Pratt. 

6.  Warden,  Ezra  Lincoln. — Clerk,  John  P.  Putnam. 
Inspectors,  E.  W.  Pike,  John  Reed,  T.  C.  A.  Lin- 
zee,  Hartwell  Lincoln,  Gardiner  G.  Hubbard. 

7.  Warden,  Alfred  C.  Hersey.—  Clerk,  Edw.  Stearns. 
Inspectors,  Jos.  H.  Gray,  J.  Ingersoll  Lovett,  Edm. 

Dwight,  jr.  Paschal  P.  P.  Ware,  Wm.  R.  Brown. 

8.  Warden,  Jos.  H.  Dorr. — Clerk,  Benj.  B.  Gore. 
Inspectors,  Daniel  B.  Badger,  W.  A.  Harrington, 

Fran.  Gardner,  Geo.  W.  Goddard,  Jona.H.  Lane. 

9.  Warden,  Wm.  B.  Bradford.— Clerk,  R.  B.  Lincoln. 
Inspectors,  J.   W.  Meriam,  John  Carter,  jr.  I.  M. 

Atkins,  jr.  Wm.  H.  Kelley,  John  Perry,  jr. 

10.  Warden,  Samuel  Pettes. — Clerk,  Geo.  Woodman. 
Inspectors,  Wm.  D.  Willard,  Jesse  Tirrell,  J.  F.  W. 

Lane,  Robert  W.  Hall. 

11.  Warden,  Theo.  Hunting. — Clerk,  Isaac  P.  Clark. 
Inspectors,  Fran.  H.  C.  Blanchard,  O.  J.  Faxon, 

Benj.  H.Green,  Jas.  M.  Tower,  C.  W. Hartshorn. 

12.  Warden, .     Clerk,  Cyrus  Young. 

Inspectors,  Geo.  W.  Ellis.     (4  vacancies.) 


238  CITY    REGISTER. 

INSTRUCTERS    IN    THE    PUBLIC    SCHOOLS. 

Adams,  Mason-st.  for  boys. — Samuel  Barrett,  Gram- 
mar Master,  Robert  W.  Wright,  Writing  Master, 
William  H.  Richards,  Joel  Brown,  Ushers. 

Bowdoin,  Derne-st.  for  girls. — Abraham  Andrews, 
Grammar  Master,  James  Robinson,  Writing  Master. 

Botlston,  Fort  Hill,  for  boys  and  girls. — Thos.  Baker, 

Grammar  Master,  Charles  Kimball,  Writing  Master, 

Henry  Seaver,  Usher. 
Brimmer,  Common-st.   for  boys. — Joshua  Bates,  jr. 

Grammar  Master,  Wm.  A.  Shepard,  Meriting  Master. 

Hosea  W.  Lincoln,  Percival  W.  Bartlett,  Ushers. 

Dwight,  Wash. -st. — Geo.  B.  Hyde,  Master. 

Eliot,  North  Bennet  st.  for  boys — Edwin  Wright, 
Grammar  Master,  Levi  Conant,  Writing  Master. 

Endicott,  Cooper-st.  for  boys  and  girls. — Geo.  Allen, 
jr.  Grammar  Master,  Lor'mghothvop,  Writing  Master. 

English  High,  Bedford-st.  for  boys. — Thomas  Sher- 
win, Master,  Luther  Robinson,  Sub-Master,  Francis 
S.  Williams  and  Saml.  M.  Weston,  Ushers. 

Franklin,  Wash.-st.  for  boys  and  girls. — Barnum 
Field,  Gram.  Master,  Nathan  Merrill,  Writ.  Master. 

Hancock,  Hanover-st.  for  girls. — William  J.  Adams, 
Gram.  Master,  Peter  Mackintosh,  jr.  Writ.  Master. 

Hawes,  South  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls. — Frederick 
Crafts,  Gram.  Master,  John  A.  Harris,  Writ.  Master, 
Charles  A.  Morrill,  Usher. 

Johnson,  Tremont-st.  for  girls. — Richard  G.  Parker, 
Grammar  Master,  Joseph  Hale,  Writing  Master. 

Latin,  Bedford-st.  for  boys. — Epes  S.  DixwelJ,  Master, 
Francis  Gardner,  Sub-Master,  George  S.  Parker  and 
Timothy  D.  Chamberlin,  Ushers,  Jonathan  Snel- 
ling,  Teacher  of  Writing. 

Lyman,  East  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls.    — —    

Master,  Aaron  L.  Ordway,  Usher. 

Mayhew,  Hawkins-st.  for  boys. — William  D.  Swan, 
Grammar  Master,  Harvey  Jewell,  Writing  Master, 
Winslow  Battles  and  J.  D.  Philbrick,  Ushers. 


CITY    REGISTER.  239 

Mather,  South  Boston,  for  boys  and  girls. — Josiah  A. 

Stearns,    Grammar  Master,    Jonathan    Battles,   jr. 

Writing  Master,  Levi  Dodge,  Usher. 
Otis,    Lancaster-st    for   boys    and   girls. — Isaac    F. 

Shepard,  Grammar  Master,  Benj.  Drew,  jr.  Writing 

Master,  C.  B.  Metcalf,  Usher. 
Phillips,  West  Centre-st.  for  boys. — Saml.S.  Green, 

Grammar  Master,  Samuel  Swan,    Writing  Master, 

Amphion  Gates  and  John  iVI.  Colcord,  Ushers. 

Smith,  Belknap-st.  for  boys  and  girls. — Ambrose 
Wellington,  Master. 

Wells,  McLean-st.  ,  for  girls. — Cornelius  Walker, 
Grammar  Master,  Reuben  Swan,  jr.  Writing  Master, 
William  H.  Swan,  Ushers. 

Winthrop,  East-st.  for  boys  and  girls. — Henry  Wil- 
liams, jr.  Grammar  Master,  Samuel  L.  Gould,  Writ- 
ing Master,  Chas.  E.  Valentine,  Usher. 


SURVEYORS     OF    LUMBER. 

Francis  Bullard,  Surveyor-  General.   Office,  112  Milk-st. 

Deputy -Surveyors. 

Pine  Lumber,  SethThaxter,  Rohm  Hartshorn,  Saml. 
Waldron,  Chas.  Hersey,  Amasa  G.  Smith,  George  W. 
Cram,  Charles  Bullard,  George  Hall,  George  Page, 
John  Lefavor,  Geo.  Dupee,  Joseph  F.  Huntress,  Geo. 
Davis,  Wm.  Keith,  Oliver  Kimball. 

Oak,  Ship  Timber,  fyc,  Gad  Leavitt,  S.  Brooks. 

Mahogany  and  Cedar,  Nathaniel  Bryant. 


Fence  Viewers,  Romanus  Emerson,  Rolun  Hartshorn. 

Culler  of  Dry  Fish,  Benjamin  Luckis. 

Culler  of  Hoops  and  Staves,  James  Brown. 

Assay  Master,  Isaac  Babbitt. 

Field  Drivers  and  Pound  Keepers,  Thomas  Gerrish, 
Timothy  Mclntire,  William  Fisk. 

Surveyor  of  Hemp,  Benjamin  Rich. 

Measurer  of  Upper  Leather,  William  Bragdon. 


240  CITY    REGISTER. 

Surveyors  of  Work,  David  Granger,  Wm.  Sparrell,  Lott 
Pool,  C.  G.  Hal],  Saml.  Sevvell,  Seth  Thaxter. 

Measurers  of  Wood  brought  by  Land,  Wm.  Shattuck, 
Moses  Hadley,  John  R.  Bradford,  Amos  Bates, 
Wm.  Fisk,  Hollis  Moore. 

Measurers  of  Wood  brought  by  Water,  Jon  a.  Thaxter, 
Warren  Bowker,  Daniel  A.  Rogers,  John  Paul. 

Hay  Weighers,  John  R.  Bradford,  Ebenezer  Clough. 

Weigher  of  Boats  and  Lighters,  Edward  Loring. 

Sealers  of  Weights  and  Measures,  John  M.  Dearborn, 
Edward  Loring. 

City  Crier,  Samuel  T.  Edwards. 

POLICE     OFFICERS. 

Const.  T.  Benson  Saml.  B.  Fuller  Jos.  M.  Mathers 

John  Bowden  S.G.Gallagher  Eben.  Shute,jr. 

Saml.  Bowden  Harry  C.  Henry  M.  R.  Stevens 

John  Bordman  Jacob  Hook  Jas.  W.  Pierce 

Simpson  Clark  C.  B.  Rice  A.  E.  Towle 

Lot  Day  Grant  Learnard  Levi  Whitcomb 
Joshua  Dunbar 

constables,  for  one  year,  to  July  1846. 

FrancisM.  Adams  John  Henry  Thos.  P.Ryder 

Gustav.  Andrews  Richard  Hosea      E.  W.  Sanborn 
Jos.  W.  Andrews  James  Hunkins     G.  F.  Sanborn 
Wm.  P.  Baker       John  T.  Lavvton    Ebenezer  Shute 
Josiah  Baldwin      Isaac  B.  Kimball  Jonas  Stratton 
Derastus  Clapp     Jos.  W.  Leighton  Geo.  W.  Sherwin 
Willard  Clough     Willinrn  Loring    Thos.  M.  Smith 
Nathl.  Cooledge    Johnson  Lunt        Elijah  K.  Spoor 
Isaac  A. Cooledge  F.  Merrifield  Charles  Sawin 

Geo.  J.  Cooledge  Andrew  AJclntire  Jacob  C.  Tallant 
Geo.  J.  Dexter      James  Pierce         Henry  Taylor 
Lucian  B.  Drury  Jona.  Prescott       Eben.  Trescott 
Matthias  Ellis   "    David  Patterson    Samuel  S.  Vialle 
Wm.  Esterbrook   Edwin  Rice  Wm.  Whitwell 

Elisha  V.  Glover  Charles  Rice         Jona.  Whipple 
JohnC.HarringtonLysander  Ripley 


CITY    REGISTER. 


241 


CITY   UNDERTAKERS. 

Samuel  Winslow  Rodney  Gove       Timothy  Nunan 
Martin  Smith 


Henry  Davis 
Joseph  Willcutt 
Thomas  Haskell 


Caleb  I.  Pratt 
Oren  Faxon 
Franklin  Smith 
Richard  Dillon 


Steph. S.Andrews  John  Peak 
Thomas  Andrews  James  E.  Spear 
Francis  Dillaway  Wm.  A.  Brabiner 


Chas.  Houghton 
L.  L.  Whitcomb 
Const.  F.  Benson 
George  Johnson 
Haram  Merrill 
Jos.  W.  Andrews 


auctioneers,  licensed  to  July,  1846. 


John  Atkins 
William  Andrews 
George  Abbott 
James  M.  Allen 
Timothy  M.  Baker 
Beck  &  Todd 
Wm.  P.  B.  Brooks 
Bradlee  &  Porter 
Joseph  Buckley 
Stephen  Brown 
Samuel  K.  Bavley 
R.  N.  Berry  &  Co. 
Clark  &  Hatch 
Coolidge  &  Haskell 
P.  P.  F.  Degrand 
Dowley  &  Whall 
Wm.  G.  Farnum  &  Co. 
Ludolph  G.  Fogg 
Hall  &  Evans 
Oliver  Hall 
David  Hall 
G.  V.  Hall 
M.  N.  Little  &  Co. 
Daniel  Hersey 
Houghton,  Tucker  &  Co. 
Humphrey,  Webb  &  Co. 
Howe,  Leonard  &  Co. 
John  Mclntire  &  Co. 


W.  C.  Murdoch 
John  H.  Osgood 
Otis,  Broaders  &  Co. 
Pearmain  &  Hall 
Phillips  &  Sampson 
Stephen  A.  Pierce 
Thomas  P.  Rich  &  Co. 
Edward  Riddle 
Samuel  Raymond 
Richard  Riley 
James  L.  Riddle 
Henry  Robins  &  Co. 
Whitwell,  Seaver  &  Co. 
Tappan  Sargent 
Saml.  C.  Shapleigh 
Sanford  &  Leavitt 
Charles  H.  Schaffer 
Moses  Tenney 
John  Tyler 
Geo.  E.  Tyler 
Tallman  &  Masters 
John  Tvler,jr. 
N.  A.  Thompson  &  Co. 
Ferdinand  E.  White 
Samuel  A.  Walker 
Charles  Waite 
Otis  H.  Weed 
Prentiss  Whitney 


1,600  names  are  in  the  1st  Boston  Directory  for  1789 
23,932  «  «  the  Directory  for    ]845 

22 


242  CITY    REGISTER. 

STATE      INSPECTORS. 

Fish,  E.  H.  Little,  Inspector  General,  T  Wharf; 
Benjamin  Abrahams  &  Co.  James  Brown,  William  S. 
Howard,  Alexander  Lovett,  J.  P.  Ober,  Jesse  Tuttle, 
William  Churchill,  Uriah  Hedrick,  Jonathan  Lane, 
Otis  Churchill,  Moses  Miller,  I.  R.  Pruden,  Joseph 
Winsor,  N.  P.  Mann,  E.  Nickerson,  Joseph  Richards. 

Beef  and  Pork,  John  B.  Wells,  Inspector  General. 
James  Barry,  John  H.  Pitman,  Inspectors. 

Flour,  H.  Blanchard,  Nathl.  Btidd,  George  Wade. 

Butter  and  Lard,  Francis  Brown. 

Marine,  Samuel  Pearce,  Charles  Pearson,  John 
Williams. 

Oil  and  Spirits,  N.  Cleaves. 

Pot  and  Pearl  Ashes,  S.  D.  Townsend. 

Sole  Leather,  Samuel  Howe,  Jacob  Howe,  C.  C. 
Cutter. 

Tobacco,  John  Dodd. 

Steamboats,  Samuel  Hall,  East  Boston. 
^  Boilers  and  Steam  Engines,   William  H.  Yelland, 
Chelsea. 

PHYSICIANS    PRACTISING   IN   BOSTON. 

See  a  List  of  other  Boston  Physicians,  pages  121 — 123. 

Aaron  Andrews  L.  Girardin  L.  Munroe 

L.  A   Bianchini  Wm.  Gordak  Calvin  Newton 

W.  Cooper  F.  A.  Gordon  R.  W.  Newell 

E.  Darling  Moses  C.  Green  Martin  L.  Peters 

Wm.  P.  Dexter  R.  Harrington  S.  O.  Richardson 

William  Dow  L.Kurtz  Ebenezer Stevens 

John  Dwight  Nathl.  Howard  J.  A.  Tarbell 

Joseph  J.  Fales  N.  S.  Magoun  W.  H.  Thayer 

Thos.  Germain  M.Mattson  Wm.  Wesselhoeft 

Daniel  Gilbert  Mason  Miles  Ephraim  Whitney 

Deaths  in  Boston  in  1844,  2,241 

"  1845,  2,585;  of  these  there 

were  1200  under  10  years.  Of  Consumption  426, 
Bowel  complaints  1^3,  Dropsy  52,  Dropsy  on  Brain 
115,  Infantile  diseases  250,  Apoplexy  21,  Paralysis  25, 
Cancer  15,  Childbed  37,  Still-born  245,  Croup  81, 
Delirium  Tremens  4,  Drowned  19,  Fevers  423,  Heart 
33,  Hooping-cough  63,  Liver  17,  Marasmus  33,  Old 
age  65,  Small  Pox  31,  Suicide  6. 


APPENDIX. 


Pasre 
86.     Insert  John  Kino-,  Justice   of  tho    Peace   and 

Counsellor  at  Dedham  instead  of  Randolph. 
98.    Add  to  the  Deputy-Sheriffs  for  Worcester  Co. 
Luther  Clifford  of  Barre,  George  S.  Duell  of 
W.Brookfield  ;  and  dele  the  Sheriffs  at  Fitch- 
burg1,  Leominster  and  Warren. 

105.  Insert  Edward  Buck,  Boston,  as  Commissioner 
for  Georgia,  and  John  P.  Healy  Boston,  for 
Alabama. 

140.    Insert  Rev.  J.  T.  Sargent  at  Somerville. 

165.  Insert  Thomas  H.  Lord  as  Rec.  Secretary  of 
Mercantile  Library. 

194.     Wm.  Sturgis  is  President  of  Lowell  R.  R.  Co. 

199.  Mr.  Levy,  Senator  from  Florida  has  changed 
his  name  to  Yulee. 

201.  Insert  Geo.  W.  Townes  as  Member  of  Congress 
for  Georgia,  and  Mr.  La  Sere  for  Louisiana. 

203.  The  nomination  of  G.  W.  Woodward  as  Judge 

of  Supreme  Court,  has  not  been  confirmed. 

204.  Insert  John  W.  Brockenbrough  as  Judge  of  the 

Western  Dist.  of  Virginia,  and  George  W. 
Lee  as  Attorney. 
210.    Wm.  S.  Parrott  is  Secr'y  of  Legation  to  Mexico. 


THE    COUNTIES    OF    MASSACHUSETTS. 


Counties.         When  Formed.  County  Towns. 

1685,  Barnstable. 

1761,  Lenox. 

1685,  New-Bedford,  Taunton. 

1695,  Edgartown. 

1643,  Salem,  Newburyport,  Ipswich. 

1811,  Greenfield. 

1812,  Springfield. 

1762,  Northampton. 
1643,  Cambridge,  Concord. 
1695,  Nantucket. 
1793,  Dedham. 
1685,  Plymouth. 
1643,  Boston. 
1731,  Worcester. 


Barnstable, 

Berkshire, 

Bristol, 

Dukes, 

Essex, 

Franklin, 

Hampden, 

Hampshire, 

Middlesex, 

Nantucket, 

Norfolk, 

Plymouth, 

Suffolk, 

Worcester, 


244 


OLD  STREETS  OP  BOSTON. 


CHANGE  OF  NAMES  IN  SOME  OF  THE  STREETS  OF 
BOSTON,  SINCE  1700. 

Ancient  Names.  Modern  Names. 

Orange-st.     Newbury-st. 
Marlboro'-st.  Cornhill, 

Ann-st.  Fish-st.  Ship-st. 

Hanover-st.       Middle-st. 
North-street, 

Frog-lane, 

Sheaf's-lane, 

King-street, 

Queen-street, 

Hilliar's-lane,  orGay-alley, 

Wing's-lane,  orHudson's- 
lane, 

White  Bread-alley, 

Cold-lane, 

Love-lane, 

Ransford's-lane, 

Short-street, 

Bishop's-alley, 

Cow-lane, 

Flounder-lane, 

Long-lane, 

Hutchinson's-street, 

Pudding-lane, 

Joylieff's-lane, 

Leverett's-lane,  or  Qua- 
ker-lane, 

Mackeril-lane, 

Cooper's-alley, 

Bolt's-lane, 

Paddy's-alley, 

Gallop's-alley, 

Wood-lane,  or  Proctor's- 
lane, 

Beer-lane, 

Sliding-alley, 

Back-street, 

Bell  alley, 

Blind-lane, 

Belcher's-lane, 

Clarke's-square, 


Washington-street. 
Ann-street. 

Hanover-street. 

Boylston-street. 

Avery-street. 

State-street. 

Court-street. 

Franklin-avenue. 

Elm-street. 

Bartlett-street. 

Portland-street. 

Tileston-street. 

North  part  of  Harrison-ave. 

Kingston-street. 

Hawley-street. 

High-street. 

Part  of  Sea-street. 

Federal-street. 

Pearl-street. 

North  partofDevonshire-st. 

South  part  of  Devonshirest. 

Congress-street. 

North  part  of  Kilby-street. 

South  part  of  Kilby-street. 

Winter-street. 

Centre-street. 

Board-alley. 

East  part  of  Richmond-st. 

West  part  of  Richmond-st. 

Foster-street. 

South  part  of  Salem-street. 

East  part  of  Prince-street. 

East  part  of  Bedford-street. 

Purchase-street. 

North-square. 


BOSTON    WATER    PROJECTS.  245 

Ancient  Names.  Modern  Names. 

Shrimpton's-lane,  or  Royal 

Exchange-lane,  Exchange-street. 

Pierce's-alley,  Change-avenue. 

Tra-Mount-street,  North  part  of  Tremont-st. 

Common-street,  South  part  of  Tremont-st. 

Church-square,  Cornhill-square. 

Seven-stars-lane,  Summer-street. 

Rawson's-lane,  Bromfield-street. 

Crooked-lane,  Wilson's-lane. 

Sconce-lane,  Hamilton-street. 

Tanner's-lane,  Bath-street. 

Half-square-court,  Exchange-square. 

WATER   PROJECTS    FOR   BOSTON. 

The  estimate  for  the  works  required  to  in- 
troduce 7,500,000  gallons  of  water  per 
day  into  the  city  of  Boston,  from  Long 
Pond,  including  Distribution  Estimate,     $2,586,643 

To  lay  down  the  pipes,  so  as  to  make  them 
equal  to  the  full  capacity  of  the  Aque- 
duct, or  sufficient  to  supply  10,000,000 
gallons  per  day,  65,000 

Total  for  10,000,000  gallons  per  day,  $2,651,643 

Total  expense  for  5,000,000  gallons  per 
day  from  Long  Pond,  including  distri- 
bution, 2,511,643 

Total  from  Charles  River  at  Watertown, 
7,500,000  gallons  per  day,  2,733,580 

Total  from  Charles  River  at  Watertown 
for  5,000,000  gallons  per  day,  2,386,908 

Total  from  Spot  Pond,  1,500,000  gallons 

per  day,  1,376,941 

Estimate  of  Crocker's  "CharlesRiver  Outlet" 

for  erecting  a  dam  to  exclude  tide  water,   $150,000 
Canal  for  fresh  water  from  inside  the  dam 

to  Parker's  (Craft's)  Hill,  10,000 

Reservoir  on  Parker's  Hill,  60,000 

Engines,  pumps,  and  buildings,  100,000 

Cost  of  distribution,  590,000 

Total,    $910,000 
22* 


*246  CROTON  WATER.  N.  Y.   FIRES. 

CROTOX   WATER    WORKS.    FOR   IT.    T.    CITY. 

The  minimum  flow  of  water  in  the  river  where  the 
dam  is  constructed  is  27.000,000  gallons  for  every  24 
hours,  sufficient  to  supply  1.500.000  inhabitants. 
Velocity  of  water  in  the  aqueduct  is  L  1-2  miles  an 
hour,  where  it  is  2  feet  deep.  The  Croton  Dam  is  250 
feet  long.  70  feet  wide  at  bottom,  7  feet  at  top.  and  40 
feet  high,  built  of  stone.  It  creates  a  pond  5  miles 
long,  400  acres  large,  and  contains  500.000,000  gal- 
lons. The  aqueduct  will  cross  Harlem  river,  a  "dis- 
tance of  33  miles,  on  a  bridge  of  stone.  1450  feetlon^, 
costing  $900. 

The  receiving  reservoir  is  at  B6th-st  35  miles  from 
the  Croton  Dam.  covering  35  acres  and  containing 
150  millions  of  gallons.  The  distributing  reservoir,  at 
40th-st..  3  miles  from  City  Hall,  covers  4  acres,  43 
feet  high,  36  feet  deep,  and  contains  20  millions  of 
gallons.  Whole  distance  from  City  Hall  to  the  foun- 
tain reservoir  at  the  Croton,  40  1-2  miles. 

The  first  estimate  of  cost  was  5  or  6  millions  of  dol- 
lars, but  the  actual  cost  is  over  14  millions. 

151  miles  of  iron  pipe  are  laid  in  the  City.  There 
are  1400  fire  and  600  free  hydrants.  The  water  was 
introduced  into  the  City.  Oct.  14.  1542.  Croton 
water  contains  5  grains  of  solid  matter  to  the  gallon. 
Sch:  ater  (Phila.)  contains  4  grains.     The  tax 

v  -fray  the  interest  of  the  water  debt  is  20  cents  on 
J.  and  the  reduction  of  the  rates  of  insurance  is 
40  cents  on  -$100.  Whole  revenue  received  for  water 
is  -5160.000  per  annum,  and  the  annual  increase  will 
be  between  40  and  650.000.  The  water  is  taken  by 
7.250  private  dwellings,  and  2,500  miscellaneous 
establishments. 

GREAT    FIRE    HI   5EW    YORK    CITY,    JULY    19,    ]545. 

39  buildings  were  destroyed  in  Beaver-street :  34  in 
Broadway:  64  in  Broad-street :  14  in  Exchange-place  ; 
10  in  Marketfield-street :  37  in  New-street;  15  in 
South  William-street ;  and  4  in  Stone-street.  Total 
number  destroyed.  217.  Five  other  buildings  were 
much  damaged. 

At  this  time,  Jan.  1846.  in  Broad-st  nearly  every  lot 
is  built  on.    On  Broadway  there  are  only  5  lots  va- 


RESULT  OF  THE  BANKRUPT  LAW.  247 

cant,  on  New-st.  5  lots  vacant,  on  Broad-st  and  Stone- 
st,  only  6  lots  vacant-  There  are  200  stores  finished 
or  nearly  so. 

The  total  loss  by  the  fire  ha3  been  variously  esti- 
mated at  from  six  to  eight  millions  of  dollars.  The 
fire  commenced  at  about  3  o'clock,  a.  m.,  and  was  not 
subdued  till  11  o'clock,  a.  m.,  a  period  of  eight  hours. 
Supposing,  therefore,  the  total  loss  to  have  been  six 
millions  of  dollars,  the  average  loss  per  hour  was 
$750,000;  the  loss  per  quarter  of  an  hour  was  5157,500; 
the  loss  per  minute  was  $12,500  ;  and  the  average  lose 
per  second  was  $203,33. 

At  the  great  fire  in  New-York  in  1635,  the  whole 
loss  was  $17,116,000  —  530  buildings  destroyed. 

RESULT    OF    THE    BANKRUPT   LAW. 

Whole  number  of  bankrupts  petitioning,       -        2466 
"  "  petitioned  against,        84 

Whole  number,  -  -  2550 

Number  discharged,     -  -  -      2160 

Not  yet  discharged,  ...  390 

Opposed  by  creditors,    -  356 

They  describe  themselves  as  follows: — 

Merchants,      -        -    726  I  Physicians,      -  -  26 

Clerks,         -  -         405  :  Lawyers,     -  18 

Mechanics,      -        -    372    Office-holders,  -  15 

No  occupation,  -         161  i  Auctioneers,        -  12 

Brokers,           -               85 1  Laborers.  11 

Fanners,     -  -           46  I  Victuallers,          -  11 

Gentlemen,     -       only  47    Other  occupations,  590 

Agents,       -  -  31  * 

Residing  in  the  City  of  New  York,           -  1900 

■          out  of  the  city        *               -  650 

40  petitioners  whose  debts  are  each  under  $1,000 

268  petitioners  whose  debts  are  each  over  100,000 

12  petitioners  whose  debts  are  each  over  LGiAUOO 

The  largest  amount  in  one  petition  is  about  5,781.000 

Lowest  -----  243,25 
The  total  amount  of  indebtedness  issued 

out  by  the  operations  of  the  law  is  about  190,000,000 


248  MISCELLANEOUS. 

SMALL  POX  STATISTICS  FOR  BOSTON. 


545  deaths  ;  1764, 124  deaths  ;  1776,  1778,  and  1792. 

In  1721,  Dr.  Zabdiel  Boylston,  of  Brookline,  Mass. 
first  introduced  into  this  country  inoculation  with  the 
small-pox  virus.  Inoculation  was  not  practised  in 
England  until  1722,  but  had  been  long  in  practice  in 
Turkey.  In  1 797,  Dr.  Waterhouse,  of  Cambridge,  first 
practised  vaccination  for  the  kine-pox.  Kine-pox 
vaccination  was  discovered  in  1776,  by  Dr.  Edward 
Jenner  of  England,  but  the  practice  was  not  intro- 
duced into  London  until  1796. 

From  1702  to  1792  there  were  in  Boston  16,230 
cases  of  natural  small-pox,  2,418  of  whom  died.  From 
1721  to  1792,  24,000  had  the  small-pox  by  inoculation, 
only  307  of  whom  died. 

OLD    FIRES    IN    BOSTON. 

First  fire  March  16,  1631,  2  houses  burnt;  1676  in 
North-square,  45  houses  and  Old  North  Church; 
1679  near  Dock-square,  150  houses  and  several  ships  ; 
1683  and  1702  other  large  fires  near  Town  Dock ; 
1711  all  the  buildings  on  both  sides  of  Washington-st. 
from  School-st.  to  what  is  now  Cornhill,  including  the 
upper  part  of  State-st.  and  the  1st  Meeting-house  ; 
1760,  350  houses  in  Washington,  State  and  Water-sts. 
including  the  Church  where  Joy's  building  now  stands  ; 
1794,  96  buildings  in  Atkinson-st.  including  7  Rope- 
walks  ;  1787,  100  buildings  in  Beach-st.  to  Hollis-st. 
including  the  Church.    Lafayette  contributed  $1750. 

The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  for  Boston  expended  in 
1845,  $16,445  for  the  relief  of  the  poor  in  Boston. 

In  1845,  there  arrived  in  Boston  8550  alien  passen- 
gers, paying  head  money,  $2  each;  191  sent  home  to 
Ireland,  and  792  sent  out  of  the  State. 

The  Port  Physician,  in  1845,  has  visited  59  cases  of 
Small  Pox,  and  supposed  cases  of  infectious  diseases, 
examined  34  vessels,  and  vaccinated  1548  persons, 


BRITISH  STAMPS  AND  TAXES.  249 

Stamps. 
Notes,  of  £5  to  10,  6  cts. ;  £20  to  50,  25  cts. ;  £100  to 
200,  60  cts.;  £509 to  1000,  $1,80,  for  each  stamp. 

Bills  of  Exchange,  at  60  days,  £5  to  20,  38  cts. ;  £50 
to  100,  87  cts.;  £100  to  200,  $1,12;  £500  to  1000, 
$2  ;  above  £3000,  $6,25,  for  each  stamp.  If  the  Bill 
exceeds  60  days  the  st  imp  duty  is  33  per  ct.  higher. 

Bonds  of  Indemnity,  Deeds,  &c.  each  stamp,     $8,75 
Inventories,    -  -  _  -  -  g?25 

Letters  of  Attorney,         -  7,50 

Assessed  Taxes. 
Carriages,  4  wheels.  1  carriage,  $30  ;  3  carriages,  $35 ; 

6   carriages,    $41  ;  9  carriages,   $45,   per  annum. 

Carriages  with  2  wheels,  $16  per  annum. 

Servants.  1  servant,  $6;  2  servants,  $15;  3  servants, 
$28;  4  servants,  $40;  8  servants,  $112;  10  ser- 
vants, $150.    Bachelors  $5  extra  for  each  servant. 

Dogs.  Each  greyhound,  $5;  other  dogs,  where  two 
or  more  are  kept,  $3,50  for  each  dog  ;  only  1  dog,  $2. 

Horses.  1  horse,  $7 ;  2  horses,  $24  ;  3  horses,  $40 ; 
4  horses,  $55;  10  horses,  $160. 

Windows.  8  windows,  $4;  10  windows,  $7;  15  win- 
dows, $17,50;  20  windows,  $28  ;  30  windows,  $48. 

BOOKSELLERS    AND    STATIONERS    IN   BOSTON   IN    1789. 

From  the  First  Boston  Directory,  published  by  John  Norman. 


John  Boyle  .    .    , 
Nicholas  Bowes  , 
John  \V.  Folsom 
Benjamin  Guild 
Samuel  Hall     . 
Benjamin  Larkin 
Ebenezer  Larkin 


18  Marlborough-street. 

Tremont-street. 

Union-street. 

59  Cornhill. 

55  Cornhill. 

46  Cornhill. 

50  Cornhill. 


Isaiah  Thomas  &  Co.  .  45  Newbury-street 

James  White   ....  Franklin's  Head,  Court-st. 

John  Norman  ....  Oliver's  Dock. 

Thomas  &  John  Fleet  Cor.  of  Cornhill  &  Water-sts. 

There  are  in  Boston,  in  1846,  84  Book  Publishers 
and  Stationers. 


250  MISCELLANEOUS    SOCIETIES. 

Massachusetts  Charitable  Mechanic  Association. 

Instituted  March  15,  1795.     Inc.  Match  8,  160G. 

President,  George  G.  Smith. 
Vice-President,  William  Enton. 
Treasurer,  Osmyn  Brewster. 
Secretary,  John  Gorham  Rogers. 

Trustees,  John  Boles,  William  Stearns,  John  Green, 
jr.  James  Wentworth,  Wm.  Washburn.,  Seth  Simmons, 
Charlea  Bond,  David  Tillson,  Loyal  Lovejoy. 

Boston    Athenazum. 

Instituted  1804.     Incorporated  1807. 

President,  Thomas  G.  Cary. 
Vice-President,  John  A.  Lowell. 
Treasurer,  Josiah  Quincy,  jr. 
Secretary,  Henry  T.  Parker. 
Librarian,  Seth  Bass. 
Assistant  Librarian,  Stephen  Abrams. 

Trustees,  Edward  Wigglesworth,  Wm.  H.  Prescott, 
Wm.  T.  Andrews,  Enoch  Hale,  Samuel  Austin,  jr. 
Geo.  S.  Hillard,  Amos  Binney,  O.  W.  Holmes,  m.  d. 
Charles  Amory.        No.  of  vols.  35,000. 

New-England  Historic  Genealogical  Society. 

President,  Charles  Ewer. 
Vice-President,  Lemuel  Shattuck. 
Treasurer,  William  H.  Montague. 
Recording  Secretary,  J.  Wmgate  Thornton. 
Corresponding  Secretary,  Samuel  G.  Drake. 
Librarian,  Edmund  B.  Dearborn. 

Neio  York  and  Boston  Magnetic  Telegraph  Co. 

President,  A.  Sidney  Doane,  m.  d.  New  York. 
Secretary,  J.  T.  Marshall. 
Treasurer,  Francis  Hall. 

Directors,  A.  S.  Doane,  E.  D.  Saxton,  J.  J.  Haley, 
New  York;  Geo.  W.  Bazin,  Boston. 

Expense  of  transmitting  15  words  between  Boston 
and  N.  Y.25cts.  shorter  distances  less  in  proportion. 


Dr.  HERSCHEL'S  TABLE 

For  Foretelling  the  Weather,  through  all  the  Lunations 

of  each  Year,  forever, — amended  by 

Dr.  Adam  Clarke. 

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


If  the  new  moon,  the 
lstqr.,  the  full  moon, 
or  the  last  qr. happens 


Between  midnight ic  ; 
2  in  the  morning,    \ 

2  and  4  morn.    . 

4  and  6     " 

6  and  8      " 

8andI0     " 

10andl2  " 

At  12  o'cl'k.  at  noon  j 
and  9  P.M.  j 
Between  2  and  4  P.  M. 
4  and  6         " 

- — 6  and  8         "     1 

8  and  10       " 

10  and  midnight 


IN  SUMMER. 


Fair. 

Cold,  with  frequent 

showers 
Rain. 
Wind  and  rain. 

Changeable 

Frequent  Showers. 

Very  rainy 

Changeable. 

Fair. 

Fair,  if  wind  N.  W. 

Rainy,  if  S.  or  S.  W. 

Ditto. 

Fair. 


IN  WINTER. 


Hard  frost,  unless  the 
wind  be  S.  or  W. 

Snow  and  Stormy. 

Rain. 

Stormy. 

Cold  rain,  if  wind  W. 

Snow,  if  east. 
Cold  and  high  wind. 

Snow  or  rain. 

Fair  and  mild. 

Fair. 

Fair  and  frosty,  if  wind 

north  or  north-east. 
Rain  or  sn.  if  S.  orS. W. 
Ditto. 
Fair  and  frosty. 


Observations. — 1.  The  nearer  the  time  of  the  moon's  change,  first 
quarter,  full  and  last  quarter,  are  to  midnight,  the  fairer  will  the  wea- 
ther be  during  the  seven  days  following. 

2.  The  space  for  this  calculation  occupies  from  ten  at  night  till  two 
next  morning. 

3.  The  nearer  to  mid-day  or  noon,  the  phases  of  the  moon  happen, 
the  more  foul  or  wet  weather  may  be  expected  during  the  next  seven 
days. 

4.  The  space  for  this  calculation  occupies  from  ten  in  the  forenoon 
to  tw.o  in  the  afternoon.  These  observations  refer  principally  to  the 
summer,though  they  affect  spring  and  autumn  nearly  in  the  same  ratio. 

5.  The  moon's  change,  first  quarter,  full,  and  last  quarter,  happen- 
ing during  six  of  the  afternoon  hours,  i.  e.  from  four  to  ten,  may  be 
followed  by  fair  weather;  but  this  is  mostly  dependent  on  the  wind, 
as  is  noted  in  the  table. 

6.  Though  the  weather,  from  a  variety  of  irregular  causes,  is  more 
uncertain  in  the  latter  part  of  autumn,  the  whole  of  winter,  and  the 
beginning  of  spring,  yet,  in  the  main,  the  above  observations  will  ap- 
ply to  those  periods  also. 

"  An  evening  red  and  morning  gray, 
Will  set  the  traveller  on  his  way  ; 
But  an  evening  gray  and  a  morning  red, 
Will  pour  down  rain  on  a  traveller's  head." 


COUNTING-ROOM  ALMANAC,  1846. 


5    3 


JANUARY. 

12  3 

4  5  6  7  8  9  10 

11  12  13  14  15  16  17 

18  19  20  21  22  23  24 

25  26  27  28  29  30  31 

FEBRUARY. 

12  3  4  5  6  7 

8  9  10  11  12  13  14 

15  16  17  18  19  20  21 

22  23  24  25  26  27  28 

MARCH. 

12  3  4  5  6  7 

8  9  10  11  12  13  14 

15  16  17  18  19  20  21 

22  23  24  25  26  27  28 

29  30  31 

APRIL. 

12  3  4 

5  6  7  8  9  10  11 

12  13  14  15  16  17  18 

19  20  21  22  23  24  25 

26  27  28  29  30 

MAY.      1  2 

3  4  5  6  7  8  9 

10  11  12  13  14  15  16 

17  18  19  20  21  22  23 

24  25  26  27  28  29  30 
31 

JUNE. 

12     3     4     5  6 

7     8     9    10   11   12  13 

14    15   16    17   18   19  20 

21   22   23  24  25  26  27 
28   29   30 


3    *a    3     W 

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JULY. 

12     3     4 

5  6     7     8     9    10   11 

12  13   14    15    16   17  18 

19  20  21    22   23  24  25 

26  27  28   29   30  31 

AUGUST.  1 

2  3     4  5     6  7     8 

9  10    11  12   13  14   15 

16  17    18  19    20  21   22 

23  24  25  26  27  28  29 

30  31 

SEPTEMBER. 

12     3     4     5 

6  7     8     9   10   11    12 

13  14   15   16   17    18   19 

20  21   22   23  24   25  26 

27  28  29  30 

OCTOBER. 

12  3 

4     5     6     7     8     9  10 

11    12   13   14   15   16  17 

18    19   20   21    22  23  24 

25   26  27  28   29  30  31 

NOVEMBER. 

12     3  4      5  6     7 

8     9    10  11    12  13   14 

15    16    17  18   19  20   21 

22   23  24  25  26  27  28 

29   30 

DECEMBER. 

12     3  4  5 

6     7     8     9   10  11  12 

13   14   15   16   17  18  19 

20   21    22  23  24  25  26 

27  28  29  30  31 


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