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ECLIPSES  FOR'1823. 

There  will  be  nolens  than  six  Eclipses  this  year,  four 
will  be  of  the  Suri^  and  two  of  the  Moon^  in  the  follow- 
ing order,  v  iz. 

I.  Thefirstwill  be  of  the  Sun,  January  12(hday,4h.l0m. 
morning,  consequently  invisible.     Moon's  lat.  i°  24'  N. 

II.  The  second  will  be  of  the  Moon,  January  26th 
day,  Oh.  27m.  evening,  of  course  invisible. 

III.  The  third  will  be  of  the  Sun»  February  10th  day, 
lOh.  21ni.  evening-,  likewise  invisible. 

IV.  The  fourth  will  be  of  the  Sun,  July  8lh  day,  near 
2h.  morning,  also  invisible. 

V.  The  iiCth  will  be  a  total  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  begin- 
ning July  22d,  and  ending  on  the  23d,  visible,  as  follows: 

Beginning,  July  22d,  8h.  46in.  \ 

Beginning  of  total  darkness,       9     52      f  Appar.  time 
Middle,  19     42      ^     e\  ening. 

End  of  total  darkness,'  11     30      ) 

End^  0     38  App.  time  morn. 

Daratbn,  3     52 

Digits  eclipsed,  \^^  nearly  from  N.  side  of  Earth's  shadow. 

VI.  The  sixth  and  last  will  be  of  the  Sun,  August  6th 
9h.  9m.  in  the  morning,  but  in- i.^ible,  m  coii^equ€nce  of 
the  Moon's  great  soutijern  latitude,  viz.  T  25  ii. 


VOTES  FOR  GOVERNOR— 77/r&z^^/i6w/Mc  State, 

Tor  Mr.  Strong,  18C0  19,^30  <  For  Mr.  Gerry,  ie,«58 

J.  or        do.  1801  25,452  \  For           do.  iO,l(it> 

Yor        do.  1802  2y.983  ->  For           do.  ig.584 

yor        do,  1803  29,l9y  \  For           do.  ll,b3o 

Jor       d«.  18C4  30,011  i  For  Mr.  SuUivau,  2i,'J79 

For       do.  1805  35,204  ?  For           do.  33,250 

For       do.  1806  3(>,433  1  For           do.  36.031 

For       do.  1807  39,224  t  For           do.  41,954 

For  Mr.  Gore,  1808  39,643  ,-  For           do.  41,is^i 

For        do.  Ifi09  47,9i6  i  For  Mr.  l/mco!n,  45,il8 

For       do.  IS  10  44,272      For  Mr.  Gtny,  4n,54l 

For        do.  ISU  40,142  •    For            do.  43,328 

For  Mr.  Strong,  1312  52,696  $  For           do.  5l,32(> 

For        do.  1813  56,754  i  For  Mr.  Varmim,  42,789 

For        do.  1:^14  56,374  >  For  Mr.  Dexter,  45,053 

For        do.  1815  50,'<21  *  For           do.  43,93& 

For  Mr.  Brooks,  1816  49,573  t  For           do.  47,384 

For       do.  1S17  46,160  f  For  Mr.  Dearlwni,  38,129 

For       do.  1818  39,*3;{  i  For  Mr.  Crowninsh^el.l,         30.041 

For        do.  1819  42,875  \  For             do.  35,271 

For       do.  1820  31.072  \  For  Mr.  Euslis,  22,213 

For        do.  1821  28,487  *.  For           do.  21,117 

Boston,  1821,  Mr.  Brooks,       3114  ^  For           do  W2l 


PA  V-/ 


rANUARY,  182S,  beginb 

on  Wednesday. 

Last  Quarter  5d  day,  llli. 

26fn.  evening. 

New  Moon  liith  day,  4h.  lOm.  morning.      | 

First  Quarter  19th  day,  9h 

.  I6m.  evening. 

Full  Moon  26th  day,  Oil.  -zTm,  evening.        1 

M|W(       Observable  Days,  l5'c. 

1  r  '.j^.  jr.  ^  s.iF.Sea.j 

14 

C  ire  urn. 

|7   31   b 

10  13 

2  54 

2 

5 

Unsettled          d  0  $ 

7  31  5 

11  22 

,  3  39 

3 

6 

7*ssou.  8h.  40m.    for 

7  31  5 

n:\orn. 

!4  21 

4 

7 

Sir  I.  Newt.  b.  164a.   b^^ta. 

7  HO  5 

0  28 

5     6 

5 

£ 

2d  Sun.  past  Chris.  Epi. 

7  30  5 

I  31 

,  5  50 

6 

2 

some  days. 

7  2^  5 

a  34 

6  33 

7 

3 

C.P.&S.Bost  C.S  Camb.' 

7  29  5 

8  36 

7  20 

8 

4 

Brit.  def.  at  N. Orleans. '1$- 

7  28  5 

4  35 

8     9 

9 

5 

Middling  tides.       [d  $  $ 

7  27  5    5  3i 

8  36 

10 

6 

More  moderate      ])  apog. 

7  27  5i  6  20 

9  47 

u 

7 

Y'd.  L.  sou.  9h.  20m. 

7  26  5^   7     3 

10  38 

12 

E 

ist  Sun,  past  Epiph.  O  eel. 

7  ^5  3:  >  sets 

II  Z7 

'3 

2 

^^  S    ['^vis.  d  Z  ?  &  § 

1  ^b  0^  ^     4 

ev.  14 

'4 

3 

Now  look  out  J  or  a 

7  ^4  5    7     9 

1     0 

15 

driving   storm. 

7  23  5    8     3 

I  42 

16 

7*ssou.  7h.  47m.  Sharp 

7  22  5    9  18 

'J  23 

'7 

Dr.  Franklin  b.  1706. 

7  21  510  23 

3     6 

i8 

A^.  W.  ivinds.     Clouds  up 

7  21  5:i»   30 

3  50 

*9 

ad.  Sun.  past  Epiph. 

7  20  5;morn. 

4  3B 

2o 

for  snow. 

7   19  5    0  40 

5  30 

2i 

Agnis.  Lou.XVI.beh.'93. 

7   18  5    I  54 

6  25 

22 

Vincent.  Moderates  d  V  d 

7   17  5    3     8'  7  5^51 

23 

with  snow        I)  per. 

7    16  3    4  20 

8  29 

24 

Pretty  high             (J^h 

7   15  3    5  a6.  9  34 

25 

Conver.  St.  Paul,     or  rain. 

7   14  3    6  2210  36 

26 

Septua.  Sun.         J)  eclip. 

7   12  5#riseii    2>S 

27 

.   tides.        Mi^re 

7   11  0    6  28  morn. 

28 

7*s.  south  7h.     falling 

7  10  5    7  42   0  28 

29 

K.  Geo.  III.  died '20  ag  81. 

7958  52    I  18 

30 

weather. 

7     8  510     22     5 

31 

6 

Cold  Tuesday,  1815, 

7     7511     8    2  30 

MIW        Observable  Days,  b'c.        |r.  0  s.  jr.  #  6.  jF.  Sea. 


FEBRUARY,  1823,  begins  on  Saturd^ 
Last  Quarter  2d  da\,  5h.  50ni.  evening. 
New  Moon  10th  day,  lOb.  21m.  evening. 
First  Quarter  I8th.  day,  6h.  1 8m.  morning. 
Ful]  Moon  25th.  day,  Oh.  2*^m.  morning. 


t^ery  fine 


Sexag.S.P.V.M.orCAND. 

except  bein<^  cold, 
7*s  set  2h.  morn.  3  d  9 
lAga.     Moderates    [Dapog. 

5    Fed.Con.rat.byMas. '88. 

t   I'jot  very  high         <vuith 

7  \  tides.        jnonv. 

E  jQuinqua.  Sun.  Cooler  and 

2  j     brisk  fivinds.  Qed.invis. 

3  'Sbrcve.  Tuts.  Sharp 

^4  jAshU'ed.orLENT.  d>  $ 
b  3  jCold  Friday  1817.         air 


7     6  5  morn. 


146 

16  E 

172 

l'.4 


4  5 

3  5 

a  5 

I  5 

>     °  -5 
6  j8  6 

6  57  6 

6  56  6 

6  54  6 

6  53  6 

6  52  6 

6  JO  6 

6  49  6 


Valentine  Day. -M«c>6 

[finer  (with  6  48  6 
1st  Sun.  in  Lent  D  ^i  4  6  46  6 
Tr.  with  G.  B.  rat.  by  Con. 6  45  6 
8.  J.  C.  Deci.  JalUng  6  44  6 
7*8  set  ih.  morn,  d  6  $?  f>  4z 
,^  iA^iddling  tides  >per.     6  41 

gjo  I     to  the  end         ^weather.    6  40  6 

gs>'7  iV\  ASHiNGTON  bor.  1732 

5.[E  'i'd  Sun.  in  Lent.    Very  cola. 

p^,'2   C.P.Lenox.    St.  Matt. 

95:3  of  the  month. 

p5!4  -'     Changes  to  fine  J  or 

gj  5    7*s  set  oh.  28m.  the 


0  13 

1  17 

2  19 

3  13 

4  8 

4  52 

5  30 

6  1 
>sets 

6  0 

7  5 

8  10 

9  18 

10  28 

11  39 
morn. 

o  53 
a  6 

3  ^3 

4  II 


6  38  6  4  58 
^  37  6  5  47 


35 


3  34 

4  20 

5  6 

5  56 

6  45 

7  35 

8  24 

9  15 

10  3 

10  50 

11  34 
ev.  17 

I  I 

1  44 

2  32 

3  22 

4  16 

5  14 

6  15 

7  18 


08  6 


8  19 

9  17 

10  17 

6  8iii  5 

6  34  6!Crisetii  53 

^33  6;  7  4ijmorn 

6  31  6'  8  49'  o  40 


4eajon.6  30  6'  9  57    1    26 


Venus  will  be  evening  star  till  10th  of  October; 
tnrnce  mcrninjr  star  tf)  the  end  of  the  ye-^r.  Jupi- 
TLR  will  be  niorning  star  till  10th  of  June;  thence 
tvcrinK  ^tar  U.  the  end  ot  the  ye^ir. 


MARCH,  J  823,  begins  on  Saturday. 

Last  Quarter  4th  day,  liiii.  ^m.  evennig. 

New  Moon  T^th  day,  Ih.  50ai.  evening. 

First  Quarter  I9th  day,  lli.  Mm.  evening. 

Full  Moon  ^6th  day.  Oh,  57ai.  evening. 

MIWI       Observable  Days,  Isfc.         |r.0  s.  i  r.  ^s.|F.Sea. 

117 

David.     Pleasant  but 

6  28  to 

,11      4 

2  12 

2 

li 

3d.  Sun.  in  Ltiit.  Cn.    ceo/. 

6  27  6 

morn. 

3     0 

3 

2 

Low  Tides  Very  [&  Green. 

6  26  6 

0     7 

3  48 

4 

3 

S.J.C.L.T.BostCS.North. 

6  24  6 

I     7 

4  38 

5 

4 

7*s  set  at  midnight,    fne 

6  a3  6 

z     2 

5  30 

6 

0 

tor  the  season.  J  ])  H  D  ap. 

6  21  6 

2  50 

6  20 

-7 

6 

for  some 

6  20  6 

3  30 

7  II 

8 

7 

Pel  pet.                        ^^^J. 

6  18  6 

4     4 

.  8     0 

Q 

E 

4th.  Sun.  in  Lent.  M.L.  S- 

6  ,7  6 
6  M  6 

4  32 

8  46 

lo 

2 

C.P.Conc.Worc  &  Tau. 

4  5'J 

9  33 

11 

3 

Cooler  with 

6  14  6 

0  ao 

'10  16 

12|4 

Grig.                     some  snoiv. 

6  13  6 

>sets 

11     1 

1  * 

i3i5 

Planet  Hersch.dis.  1783. 

6  11  6 

7  11 

11  46 

146 

Very 

6  Id  6 

8  20 

ev.  34 

157 

Y'd  L.  sets  iih.45m. 

6     8  6 

9  33 

I   23 

16E 

?th.  Sun.  in  Lent,  pleasant. 

6     7  6 

10  4S 

2   17 

«7 

2 

C.P.Ips.dcSp'fd.  Rather 

6     5^. 

morn. 

3   M 

18 

3. 

C.  S.  Piym.  Mid.        cooler 

646 

0     1 

4  15 

'9 

4 

but  fine,           D  perig. 

626 

5   18 

20 

5 

Gr.  fire  in  Boston,  1760. 

6     I  6 

Z    13 

6  18 

21 

6 

tides.        Now  look 

606 

3     I 

7  17 

22 

7 

out  for  a 

5  58  7 

3  43 

8  u 

23 
24 

E 

6tb.  Sun.  in  Lent.  P.  S. 

d  57  7 

4  15 

9     » 

2 

S.J.C.Conc.  C.P.  North. 

5  55  7 

4  42 

9  52 

2.3 

3 

C.S.  Wore, Spf. Tau.  &  Bar. 

5  54  7 

5.8 

10  38 

26 

4 

[4^cr'5  52  7 

Qrise 

11   Z4 

27 

S 

storm.  5  5^   7 

7  45 

morn. 

28 

6 

Good  Friday.                    \o  50  7 

8  5^- 

0  10 

29 

7^ 

fiueagatnfora        1,5  4^  7 

10     0 

I     0 

30 

li 

Easter  Day.  d'^iy  or  t-wo. 

5  47  7 

II      1 

I  47 

31 

2 

'}*%  set  loh.  ^im. 

5  45   7 

11  59 

2   3/ 

A  t 


APRIL,  1823,  begins  on  Tuesday. 

Last  Quarter  'dd  day,  iOh.  26m.  morning. 

New  Moon  1 :  th  day,  2h.  ^m.  morning. 

First  Quarter  17th  day,  8h.  5m.  evening. 

Full  Moon  25tli  day,  zh.  15m.  morning. 

■  *   - 

M: W|        Observable  Days,  tfc.        |  r.  0  s.  |  r.  #s. IF.  Sea- 

1 

3 

C.  P.  Bobi:.  &  Greenf. 

5  44  7 

morn. 

3  a8 

2 

4 

Somethin:^  cooler^ 

3  42  7 

0  30 

4  19 

3 

5 

6  >H      >apog. 

5  41   7 

I  33 

3  10 

4 

6 

St.  Amb.           <ix)ith  high 

3  40  7 

2  10 

6     0 

5 

7 

nuind<' 

5  38  7 

z  39 

6  46 

6 

E 

I  St.  Sun.  past  East.  L.  S. 

b  37  7 

3     7 

7    2Z 

7 

2 

Gov.&  Sen.chos.  in  Mass. 

3  35  7 

3  30 

8  17 

8 

3 

C.  S.  Ipsw.    The  clouds 

5  34  7 

3  5^ 

9     I 

9 

4 

7*s  set  loh.  even. 

3  33  7 

4  i^!  9  4fe 

*o|5 

denote  that 

3  31  7 

4  4a  10  34 

» 1  6   Pretty  high     a  storm 

5  30  7 

J;fetsii   23 

12  7    Y'd  L.  sei-s  loh.       is  near. 

3  28  7 

8  3^ev.  16 

*3E  2d.  Sun.  past  East, 

3  «7  7    9  35    1    14 

I42    C.P.Plymouth.     Warmer 

5  a6  711     8    2  15 

»3  3   S.J.C.Worc.&Ipsw.C.  P. 

5  24  7  morn.   3   18 

164 

[Barn.C.S.Bost.&Ded. 

5  23  7   0  la!  4  20 

17 

5 

tides.                   [  J  perjg. 

5  Z2  7    1     7 

3  20 

18 

6 

with  shonvers^ 

3  ao  7 

1  51 

6  13 

»9 

7 

Alph.  Bat  at  Lex.  1775. 

3  19  7 

a  25 

7     6 

20 

E 

3d.  Sun.  past  East.  Cooler 

3   »7  7 

a  34!  7  So 

21 

2 

C.  S.  Nantucket,     (with 

5  i6  7 

3  ^9!  8  421 

22 

3 

S.J.C.  Greenf.  &  Tau.    some 

3  15  7 

3  4M  9    ^^ 

23 

4 

St.  Geo.         snow,    6^8 

3   14  7 

4    4!io  la 

24 

5 

7*5  set  9h.  eve. 

3  la  7 

4  27I11     0 

'2 

6 

St.  Mark.    Very  five 

3   11   7 

0rise 

11  46 

26 

7 

for  the 

3  10  7 

8  34 

morn. 

27 

E 

4th  Sun.  past  East,    season. 

3     8  7 

9  55 

0  35 

28 

a 

C.  P.  Dedham.    Some 

377 

10  46 

1   26 

29 

3 

S.J.C.Nor.C.S.Len.  6  %% 

5    6  7 

11  34 

a  18 

30 

4 

showers.         ^  apog. 

3     3  7 

morn.l  3     9! 

MAY,   1823,  begins  on  Thursday. 

Last  Quarter  3d  day,  5h.  4m.  morning. 

New  Moon  10th.  day,  Uh.  29m.  morning. 

First  Quarter  17th.  day,  2h.  48m.  morning. 

Full  Moon  24th.  day,  4h.  23m.  evening. 

M[  W(       Observable  Days,  iS^c        1  r.  0  s.  |  r.  ©  s.iF.  Sea- 

1 

5 

St.  Phil.  &  St.  Ja.      G.  El. 

5    3  7 

0    13 

^     ? 

2 

6 

Frequent            [Newp. 

5     *  7 

0  44 

4  46 

8 

7 

sho'wers- 

5     1  7 

1   13 

i  ^' 

4 

E 

5th  S.  p.  East.  R.  S.  d  0  b 

^     °Z 

1  37 

6  15 

5 

2 

Bonap.  died  i8a«,  aet  52. 

4  59  8 

»  57 

7     0 

6i3 

S.J.C.  Sprin.  &  B.^rn.    i\for^ 

4  57  8 

2  20 

7  43 

7 

4 

^'?^,  though 

4  56  8 

2  42;  8  27 

8 

5 

Ascen.  Holy  Thu.     cool. 

4  55  8 

3     7   9  »5 

9 

6 

A  storm 

4  54  8!  3  3610    0 

lO 

7 

7*s  set  8h.  eve.        h 

4  53  81  >  sets  II     ? 

11 

E 

ist.Sun.past  Ascen.  6  1  5  4  52  8|  8  53  ev.    4 

12 

z 

C.  P.  Nant.     «f«r.  d  >  9  4  5i  8;io     3    1     9 

»3 

3 

S.  J   C.  Len.&  Plym.  C.  S.4  50  SJii     z    '^     Z 

»4 

4 

High  tides.    [Con.  >perig.4  49  811  50   3     5 

»5 

5 

Fine  weather  for            4  48  8  morn.   4     3 

i6 

6 

planting  if  not  too      4  47  ^   0  a8   5     7 

17 

7 

Gr.' Frost,  1794.           nuet.^  46  8;  1     0   5  57 

i8 

E 

Whit  Sun.           Cooler^         |4  45  8|   1   26   6  42 

19 

z 

C.P.Edgar.  Dark  day  1 780.4  44  8;  i  50   7  27 

eo 

3 

though jine.\  43  8'  2   12    8  ii 

21 

4 

C.  S.Edgar.  Good                14  42  ^\  2  34i  8  57 

22  5 

nveatherfor  the          4  4^  8'  3     0'  9  44 

2316 

Middling  tides.          season. \  4°  ?    3  .^^t^o  3» 

247 

Changeable 

4  39  0  ©rise  11   21 

25  E 

Trin.  Sun.             weather. 

4  38  8    8  42!morn. 

26  a 

7*s  rise  4h.morn 

4    38    8     9    30,   0    12 

273 

Calvin  died,  1564.     >  apog. 

4  37  810  iij  1     4 

284 

Gen.  Elec  Bost.       d  >  H. 

4  36  810  4„ 

I  53 

29I5 

r(?r)'_y^«? 

4  35  ^»i   H 

2    40 

30  6 

/or  the 

4  34  811   3^^ 

3  26 

31 

7  I 

if  as  on. 

4  34  ^^ 

morn- 

4  10 

JUNE,  1823,  begins  on  Sunday. 

Last  Quarter  1st  day,  8h.  38in.  evening. 

New  Moon  8th  day,  7h.  4m.  evening. 

First  Quarter  i5th  day,  lOh.  39m.  morning. 

Full  Moon  :^3d  day,  7h.  19m.  morning 

• 

M|  W|.      Observable  Days,  l^fc.        I  r.  0  s.  [  r.#  s.\ 

F.  Sea. 

1 

iL 

1st  Sun. past  Trin. 

4  338 

0     1 

4  5a 

2 

2 

Ar.  Elec.  Bost.     Shocivers 

4  33  8 

0  22 

5  35 

3 

3 

may  be  expected 

4  32  8 

0  42 

6  18 

4 

4 

Gen.  Elec,  N.  H.         joo';^. 

4  3a  8 

1     5 

7     2 

5 

5 

Bonif.         Very  agreeable 

4  31  8 

1  31 

7  52 

6 

6 

weather 

4  308 

2     2 

8  44 

7 

7 

for  the  season. 

4  30  8 

2  42 

9  4^ 

8 

E 

ad.  Sun.  past  Trm. 

4  30  8 

;  sets  10  45 

9 

2 

C.P.  Con.  &  Taan.    Clouds 

4  29  8 

8  4411  50 

lO 

3 

7*srise  ah.  morn.    >  perig  4  29  8 

9  3^'ev.57 

tl 

4 

St.  Barn.                  [6^^- 

4  28  810  22   a    0 

12 

b 

High  tides  for  the     ^hich 

4  28  810  56   2  5s 

13 

6 

season.         denote  a 

4  a8  8:11   18    3  47 

»4 

7 

Lyra  rises  7h.  eve.    change. 

4  27  8,11  38    4  2,S 

15 

E  '3d.  Sun    past  Trin. 

4  27  8  morn.   5   21 

16 

2    C.  P.  Sa.  &  Wor.  5-6oa'fr 

4  27  8;  0   u    6     6 

17 

3  :Battk  B.Hill,  1775-    ^'^'^^ 

4  27  8i  0  33   6  oi 

18 

4  iU.  S.  decl.  war  G  B.  i8ia 

4  27  8;  0  58  7  37 

»9 

.5 

thunder 

4  27  8    1   2J 

8  34 

20 

6 

Extremely 

4  27  8:  I  55   9  12 

21 

7 

Middling  tides         fine 

4  27  8:  2  3210     3 

22 

£  '4th.  Sun.  past  Trin.     for 

4  27  8   3  itj 

10  54 

23 

2 

C.  P.  Lenox.         some  days. 

4  27  8 

©rise 

»'    43 

24 

3 

Nat.  St.  John  Bap     >apog. 

4278 

8  4. 

tnorn. 

2.5 

4 

More               6  >  H. 

4  27  8 

9  ^i 

0  32 

26 

5 

7*s  rise  2h.  morn,  s^gns 

4  27  d 

9   37 

I   18 

27 

6 

of  ram 

4  27  8 

.0     0 

2     2 

28 

7 

Extremely 

4  27  8 

10  20 

2  45 

2r. 

E 

^ih  Sun.  past  Trin. 

,  27  8 

iO   41 

3  26 

3^ 

2 

zoarm. 

4  23  8 

U       i 

4     9 

JULY,   1823,  begins  on   Tuesday. 

Last  Quarter  1st  day,  8h   47m.  morning. 

New  Moon  8th  day,  Ih.  5bm.  morning. 

First  Quarter  14th  day,  8h,  37m.  evening. 

Full  Moon  22d  day,   lOh.  4im.  evening. 

Laft  Quarter  30th.  day,  6h.  6m.  evening. 

M  W\       Observable  Days,  l3^c.         j  r.  0  s.  j  r.©  s.| 

F.  Sea. 

1 

3 

C.  P    &  S.  Bost.     Co  /-r 

4  28  8 

11  24 

4  50 

2 

4 

Vis.  V.  M.     cuoith    (?^;H. 

4  28  8 

11    54 

5  36 

3 

b 

j(?W(f  r«"/2. 

4  28  8 

morn. 

6  27 

4 

6 

Indepekdence  dec.  1776. 

4  29  8 

0  28 

7  20 

5 

7 

Niucb  heat 

4  29  8 

1   13 

8  18 

6 

E 

6th  Sun.  past  Trm. 

4  30  8 

a  10 

9  23 

7 

2 

Very  high  tides.      with 

4  30  81  3   ?4 

10  28 

8 

3 

C.  S.Salem,  thunder.  J  per. 

4  31  8ii>-sets 

>i  33 

9 

4   7*3  rise  ih.  morn. 

4  31  81  »  46 

ev.  34 

10 

5  iColumbus  born,  I447'  ^^ry 

4  32  8   9  19 

1  30 

11 

6                                fine  for 

4  3a  8   9  4^ 

2  22 

12 

7                                   iowtf  .i^^yj. 

4  33  810  10 

3    10 

13 

£  ;th.Sun.  part  Trin. 

4  34  ^^°  ^2> 

3  58 

14 

2   Fren.  Rev.  com.  1789. 

4  34  8'°  58 

4  43 

15 

3    Middling  tides.         Some 

4  35  ^;i*  ^3 

5  29 

i6 

4  j                 rain        $  gr.elon. 

4  35  «ii   52 

6  16 

17 

5  i             flrzdf  c/f/tt^j.      d  1^  d" 

4  36  8  morn. 

7     5 

18 

6  Mahomet  died  634,  ag.  64. 

4  37  8;  0  a7 

7  55 

'9 

7    Geo.  IV.  crow.  1 8ii.    Fine 

4  38  8,  1     9 

8  46 

20 

E  8th  Sun.  past  Trin. 

4  39  8|  a     c 

9  37 

21 

2           again     d  C  H.    >  apo. 

4  39  8|  2  53 

10  25 

2a 

3               for  seme          >  eclip. 

4  40  8:0  rise 

11    12 

23 

4    7*s  rise  midnight,     days. 

4  41  81  7  38 

'1  57 

24 

k    Dog  days  begin. 

4  42  8 

8     2 

morn. 

25;6   St.  James.         Dull  for 

4  43  8 

8  24 

0  41 

267  ,St.  Anne              haymakers 

4  44  8 

8  44 

1  24 

27;E  ,9th  Sun.pastTrin. 

4  45  8 

9     4 

2     4 

282 

j 

1          More  appearance 

4468 

9  27 

2  46 

293 

Lyra  south.  9h  45m. 

4  47  8 

9  52 

3  30 

304 
315 

oj  good 

4  48  8 

10  23 

4  17 

(weather. 

4  49  8 

11     5 

5     9 

AUGUST,   182J3,  begins  on  Friday. 

New  Moon  6th  day,  9h.  9m.  morning. 

First  Quarter  iith  day,  9h.  56m.  morning. 

Full  Moon  2 1st  day,*ih.  57  m.  evening. 

Last  Quarter  29th  day,  Ih  3^m.  morning. 

M|W|       Observable  Days,  l^e.         ,  r.©  s. 

!r.«s.jF.Sea. 

1,6 

Lam.  Day.         $gr.  elong. 

;4  .10  8 

i»    o3l    6     4 

2j7 

Cooler  With 

J4  51   B 

morn. 

7     4 

3£ 

10th.  S.  past  Trin.  [  6  >  cJ 

452  8 

0  56 

8     7 

42 

Great         wind.        >  perig. 

4  54  B 

2   10 

9  -11 

53 

C.  S.  Plym.    tides 

4  bS  8 

3  SI 

10  14 

64 

Transfig.  Changeable  O^cl. 

4  56  8 

>s^t, 

11    12 

75 

Queen  Carol,  died,  i8:ii. 

4  bl  8 

7  43 

cv.    9 

86 

w' at  her. 

4  58  8 

8     9 

0  58 

9 

7 

7  *s  rise  iih.  eve.  More 

4  59  8 

8  i>4 

1   47 

10 

E 

nth.  Sun.  past  Trin.    Jine. 

5     0  7 

9     0 

2  35 

11 

2 

C.  P.  Plym  &Grcenf. 

5     2  7 

9^  »5 

3  24 

12 

3 

Geo.  IV.  born. '6z.  d  (3  $ 

5     3  7 

9  54 

4  11 

'3 

4 

Com.  Burling.  Col.   More 

5     4  7 

10  28 

5     I 

H 

5 

unpkasant  and 

5     5   7 

n     8 

5  51 

'5 

6 

Assump.  Bona,  born,  1769. 

5     67 

11  54 

642 

16 

7 

'variable.        [iD  J  b 

5     8  7 

morn. 

7  34 

17 

£ 

i2th.Sun. past  Trin.  d  C  H. 

5     9  7 
5   10  7 

0  47 

8  22 

18 

2 

C.  P-  Northamp.      >  apog. 

1  47 

9  11 

19 

3 

C.S.Sprin-f.  B  comes  Jine 

5  12  7 

ci  48 

«  57 

20 

4 

Com.  Dart.  &  Mid.  Col. 

5  »3  7 

3  52110  4z 

21 

5 

Y'dL  ris.  ih.  14m.   again. 

5   »4  7 

Arisen  25 

92 

6 

Mid.  tides.     A  storm 

5   16  7 

6  53  morn. 

23 

7 

may  be  expected. 

5  17  7 

7  16'  0     7 

24 

E 

1 3th  Sun.  past  T.  St.  Barth. 

5   18  7 

7  37 

0  50 

^^ 

2 

C.  P.  Springf.      Cooler 

5  19  7 

8     1 

1   34 

26 

3 

with  a  fine 

b  21  7 

8  30 

2  20 

27 

4 

Com.  Camb.  Col.           air. 

5  2z  7 

9     6 

3     8 

28 

5 

St.  Augus.      Very  pleasant 

3  23  7 

9  52 

4     a 

29 

6 

and  agreeable 

5  25  7 

10  48 

5     0 

30 

7 

weather. 

5  26  7 

li  SI 

6     0 

31 

E 

14th  Sun.  past  Trin. 

5  28  7 

morn 

7     2 

SEPTEMBER,  1823,  begins  on  Monday. 

New  Moon  *th  day,  5h.  35m.  evening. 

First  Oiuirter  12th  day,  2h.  Om.  morning. 

Full  Moon  ;:iOth  day,  4h.  17m.  morning. 

Last  Quarter  ii7th  day,  8h.  l-2m.  morning. 

MW| 

Observable  Days,  Iffc.        |  r.  0  s.  i  r,  ©  s. 

F.Sea. 

1 

2   C.P.Worce.-..  cj  .^  J   >pcr.5  29  7    i   13 

8     4 

2 

3 

C.  P.  Barn.C  S  N'mpt.       13  30  7 
Com.  Wil.Brun.^Prov.Col.'i  32  7 

2  as 

9     3 

3 

4 

351 

9  58 

4 

5 

LJnsetiled                     5  33  71  >  sets 

10  ji 

5 

6 

Dog  dayii  end.    weather,     5  34  7^  3© 

11  42 

6 

7 

7*snse^n.              [c5  >  ?  5  36  7;  7     6 

ev.  31 

7 

E 

ijth.S.past  T.  Enur.Tpstat.i^  37  7 

7  3^ 

1  20 

8 

z 

vj.  P.  Con.Sc  Taun.  Bee  nies  S  2)9  7 

8     0 

2     9 

9 

3 

S.J.C.  L.T.  Ltn.  C.S.  vVor.  5  40  7 

8  3.^. 

3    0 

lo 

4 

Com.  N.Hav.  Coi.  [^Grcf.  3  41  7 

9  12 

3  3« 

11 

5 

'vciyjLneJGr            \b  43  7 

9  56 

4  4^ 

12 

6 

i<Jw    ^«;'i.         3   44   7 

lo  48 

5   34 

13 

_, 

Low  tides.     A  storm           <3  45  7 

11  46 

6  25 

H 

E 

lOta.^.past  Tr.  li.v,  >  apo.;5  47  7 

morn. 

7  14 

'5 

2 

C.  P,  Newp.  UtC.,     may 

3  48  ' 

0  AS 

8     0 

16 

3 

C.  S.  (Jonc.  oc  Barn,  b- 

5  50  7 

1   48 

8  47 

V 

4 

Lamb.                       expecied. 

5  5^    7 

2  52 

9  30 

18 

5 

Muchjiner 

-3  53  7 

a  5« 

10    12 

'9 

6 

Jor  a  d-iy  or 

i  34  7 

4  39 

10  56 

.^0 

7 

t'ZUJ       9stai. 

•5   56  7 

®ri.c 

ll    40 

21 

£ 

i7^''-S-nasi:T.  St.M.  Mart 

■5  o7  7 

b  I. 

mo'r'ii. 

22 

2 

7  s  rise  8u.  eve.      r«//2. 

5  08  7 

6  44 

0  z. 

23 

.> 

S.J.C.  i..  1  .iNorth.C.S  Tau. 

606 

7   17 

1    15 

^^4 

4 

Com.  N.J.  Col.       [&Dcd6     i   6 

8    .1 

2     7 

■■' j 

5 

rid  .8         Fine  air  but 

6     2  6 

8  4? 

3     4 

:^6 

6 

St.  Cyprian      >&?.^^  -ivinds^ 

6     4  ^ 

9  37 

4     4 

'i-' 

7 

incr.         ChdfTgeable  6  i% 

6     5  ^ 

11     8 

5     4 

28 

E 

I  th.  Sun.pastTrin.  >  per.  6     6  6 

morn. 

6    4 

^9 

2 

weather,     \G     8  6 

0  25 

7      .i 

30 

3 

S.J.C.  L.T.  Wore.  C.S.Ltn.^6     g  6 

I  41 

7  5'^ 

I  OCTOBiiR,  1823,  begins  on  Wednesday. 


New  Moon  4?th  day,  3h.  57m.  morning. 
First  Quarter  1  ItU  day,  9h.  23m.  evenmg, 
Full  Moon  lytli  day,  5h.  -Aim.  evening. 
Last  Quarter  26tli  day,  3h.  Om.  evening. 


Observable  Days,  Iffc.         |  r.  Q  s. 


r.#s.  IF.  Sea. 


•84 
io'6 

2E 

132 

«43 

154 

65 

18I7 
.9E 
20  z 


Re  mi.         Becomes  6 

much  finer,      6 

7*s  sou.  3h.  mor.  6 

Cooler .  0^46 

19th.  Sun.  past  Trin.    with  6 

some  rain.  6 

S.J.  C.  L.  T.  Camb.  UP.  6 

Fine  days      [&  S.  Bost.  6 

St.  Dennis.  but  cool     6 

Low  tides.  «5  >  H  t) 

20th.  Sun.  past  Trin.  >  apo.  ^ 
C,  S.  Nant.  Pkoiant  ^ 
S.J.C.L.T.PIym.C.S.Newp.  ^ 

season.  ^ 

Ethel.  Burgoyne  sur.  *77.  6 
St.  Luke.  Th'  clouds  6 
2ist.  Sun.  past  Trin.  6 

denote  6f^^^ 

S.  J.C.  L.T.  Dedh.   a  6 

storm  is  near.  6 
Colum.  dis.  Amer.  1492.  6 
Sirius  rises  11  h.  40m.  6 

Crispm.  xMid.  tides.  J  >  1^  6 
Z2d  Su  '.  past  Trin.  _)  per.  6 
C.  P.  LenoK.  Cool  winds  6 
S.J.C.L.  T.Salem,  w/th  6 
failing  weaiher.  6 
Pres.  Adams  born,  1735.  6 
7*s  sou.  ih.  lom.     c^  C   ?  ^ 


11  6 
1%   6 

14  6 

15  6 

17  6 

18  6 

20  6 

21  6 

23  6 

24  6 


2  58  8  50 


4  12 

5  ^4 
isets 

6  8 

6  40 

7  16 

8  o 
^  49 

9  44 


25  6110  43 

27  6|ii  44 

28  6  morn. 

30  6|  o  48 

31  ^1  1  51 

32  6 

34  6 

ZS   5 
36  6 

38  6 

39  ^ 
41  6 

42 


45  5 

46  6 

47  « 

49  6 

50  6 

53  6 


9  40 

10  3Q 

i»  18 

eve  7 

0  57 

1  49 

2  4] 

3  34 

4  25 
J  »5 
6  2 

6  48 

7  32 

8  ij 

2  54  8  57 

3  57i  9  41 
5  al^o  27 

^riseii   16 
5  24  morn. 


6  5 
651 

7  58 
9     8 

to    2l 
II    38 

morn, 
o  52 

2  4 

3  16 


6  51 

7  41 

8  a8 


4   26:    9    16 


NOVEMBER,  1823,  begins  on  Saturday.  | 

New  Moon  2d  day,  ill.   56m.  evening. 

__ 

First  Quarter  1 0th  day,  6h.  8m.  evening. 

Full  Moon  i8th.  day,  5h.  37m.  moriiing. 

Last  Quarter  24;tii  day,  lOh.  49m.  evening. 

M|W|       Observable  Days,  is'c.         <  r.  0  s. ,  r.  ^  s.jf.  tiea. 

1  7 

Ali  Saints.              _     $  stat. 

6  54  6 

5  ai 

10     3 

2,E 

a  3d.  Sun.  past  Trin.  A.  S. 

6  5d  0 

>sets 

10  5a 

31^ 

C.P.Nant.     Cbangeab'.c 

6  57  0 

5   16 

11   43 

lis 

S.  T.  C.  Best.           weather 

6  58  6 

5  57 

eve  ^},i 

54 

with  rain  or  sno-w. 

6  59   6 

6  43 

1  27 

6|5 

Prin.Charlt.  d.  1817,  set.  %i. 

7     0  5 

7  37 

2   «8 

76 

Y'd  L.  rises  gh.  4^1.  J  >  H. 

7     2  5 

«  35 

3   '0 

slz 

Fine  for 

7     3  5 

9  35 

358 

9;E 

24th.Sim.pastT.  the  >  apo. 

7     4  5 

10  37 
n   38 

4  44 

I02 

C.P.  Green.  &  Edg.  season. 

;'   5  5 

5  27 

m's 

Low  tides.         Cocvs 

7     6  3  morn. 

6  10 

12:4 

C.  S.  Edgarton.    cooler 

7     8  5    0  41 

6  5' 

1315 

Brit.         with  hard  <P  0  F? 

7     9  5!  1  42 

7  34 

t4{6 

//-oj/. 

7  10  31  2  44 

8  17 

1 
»5i7 

Mach.  N.  S.  com.  1752- 

7   ii  5:  3  S 

9     4 

is'e 

z,5th.Sun.past  T.     Aow 

7  12  5    5     0 

9  54 

17U 

C.P.Northam.&Piym. 

7   13  5    6   10 

io  50 

i8!3 

7*s  sou.  midnight,     ioo't 

7   14  5®rist 

11   50 

19,4 

Pretty  high     outf^r  a 

7  15  5 

5  48 

morn. 

2o5 

dri'vinJ,  storm. 

7  16  5 

6  $>> 

0  31 

21|6 

tides.                       (j  > 

7   ^7  5 

8     7 

1  bb 

22  7 

Cecilia.    Fine  aga^n    >  apo. 

7  18  5 

9  25 

1  5b 

23  E 

z6tfi  Sun.  past  T.  St.  Ckm. 

7  19  5 

10  40 

3   53 

24:2 

C.P.Spniigf.  fo-  the  season. 

7   20  5 

1 1    52 

4  46 

2513 

Catharine.     Cooler^ 

7  21   3 

morn. 

5  35 

26,4 

7*s  sou.  iih.  15m. 

7  22  5 

1     4 

6  24 

«75 

(luith  squuils 

7  ^2,   b 

2   1., 

7     9 

286 

of  snow. 

7  '2-Z  b 

3  ao 

7  55 

29!? 

Less  tides.     Much 

7  24  5 

4  28 

8  43 

3oiE 

Adv.  Sun.  St.  Andr.    fner. 

7  25  5 

5  35 

9  3a 

DECEMBER,  18:>;3,  begins  on  Moaday. 

New  Moon  -^d  day,  8h.  52m.  monnng. 
First  Quarter  l6th  day,  2h.  1 2m.  evening. 
Fall  Moon  l7th  day,  5h.  6m.  evening. 
Last  Quarter  24't!i  day  8h.  54m.  morning. 


2 


Observable  Days 


3 
4 
5 

6|7 

7E 
9|3 

126 

'3^7 
i4E 

163 

174 
185 

19-6 

207 

2l|£ 

22' 

23 

^4 
5 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 


Middling  tides.  6owf 


ir.0  8.  |r.®s.  F.  bea. 
io  ia 


r 


rfl;«  i/'         7 

Y'd.  L,  rises  7h.  eve.     not     7 

snow,    d  1  H.  7 

Co/^,  othemvi^e  7 

Nichol.  pleasant.     7 

2d.  Sun.  in  Ad.         >  apog.  7 

C.  P.  Cam.  Wor.  &  rauii.7 

Low  tides.       Clouds  7 

fore'.el  a  7 

Gov.  Sail.  di.  1 808.      storm  7 

zj  «^tfr.  7 

Lucy.         Grows       6  %  '^  1 

3d  Sun. in  Ad.  Wash. a  '99.  7 

C.  P.  Ips.&  Dedh.    finer.     7 

7*s  sou.  loh.  eve.  7 

Quite  high     Changeable       7 

weathtr-,    6  }%  7 

<vjith  some  mozv.        7 

tides.  >  perig.  7 

4th.  Sun.  in  Adv.  St.  Tiio.  7 

Pleasant  for  the     0  0^7 

Alexander  bo.  1777.  ^euon.  7 

Peace  sig.at  Ghent,  i8i4.     7 

Christmas  Day.  A  storm  7 

St.  Stepacii.         IS  near.        7 

St.  John    iV/ore  comfo' tabic.  7 

1st.  S.  past  Cf:.  Inn.  ^  v^  J^  7 

7*3  sou.  9h.  eve.  7 

C''o/ «;?//  7 

bluster m   .7 


20 
26 

27 
27 
28 
319 
29 
30 
30 
31 
31 
32 
32 
32 
3j 
33 
33 
33 
33 
33 
33 
33 
33 
S3 
'66 
33 
33 
33 
cJ2 
32 


0  3!^ 
>sets 

5  aa 


8  19 

9  20 

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THE 


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


Governors  of  Plymouth^ 
1620   John  Car'  er 
1631  ^Vi'li.mBriidford 
l6'^3  Ed".-ard  Wiiis'ow 

1634  Thon^.as  prince 

1635  Wil'iam  Biadford 
\6'f\  E(hva"d  Winslow 
i6-:?7  Wiiliam  Bradford 

1638  Thnm.is  Princt; 

1639  Wiiiiain  Bradford 


chmen  annually  by  t/i-  People^ 
1644  Edward  VVinslow 
1643  Will- am  Bradford 
16,57  Thorn?*  Prince 
167  \  J")sias  Wir.s'ow 
1680  Thomas  F-Iiiickley,?yj4<j 
h'''d  his  place,  except,  durin/r 
tkr  inUrrut)tJon    h\  Aidros, 
till  the  junction  with  Massa*- 
rhusetts  m  1692. 


Governors  of  Massachusetts 
annually 
1630  Tohn  VVlnrh'op 
1634  Thomas  Dudley 
163,5  John  Haynes 
1^36  Kenry  Vane 
163-'    [(jhn    Vinthrop 
1640  T'-'O  nas  Dudley 
ifiji    Richard  Bi-Dingham 
1^42   John  Winthrop 
1644  John  Endicott 


tindtr  the  First  Charter^  chosen 
by  the  People.* 

1645  Thomas  Dudley 

1646  John  Winthrop 
1649  John  Endicott 

1654  Richard  Beiiingham 

1655  John  Endicott 
1665  1^'chard  Bellinfiham  , 
1673  John   I,ev<"rett 
1679  Siraori  Bradstrcet.     ' 


After  the  diswltition.  of  the  First  Charter. 


16S6  Joseph  Dudif-y,  Prest.\ 

1687  Sir   Ecimiind    Andros,  I 

Govrrtor.  [ 

1689  Sir  EdtMund</<•/;oW^v■ 


M«•  profyle,  and  Simon  Brad- 
streer  elected  President^  who 
in  1691  was  chon'jn  Gov- 
ernor, 


Governors  of  Massachusetts  under  the  So^ond  Charter^  appoint^ 

ed  by  the  Kinpr. 
1^9^  Si-- William  Phips        II  (69')Sci7ooEarl  ofBel'amont 
if>94  Williin     Sroa>^hton,  11  1700   'Villi^m     Srou^;hton, 
L  euUnant  Gwe^nor.  jj      Lieulenant  Gove  nor. 

*  In  16-28,  tho  Coinpany  in  En^lan;!  for  sjttling  >fassachiisetts  Bay, 
chose  Matthfw  Cradock,  Governor,  and  TIiorHas  GofFa,  Lieutenaut- 
€\"veraor,  but  they  iwver  came  to  Aaieiica. 


1 6         Civil  Government  of  Massachusetts. 


1702  Ma\,     The  Council. 
Joseph  Ducllev. 

1714  Feb.     The  Council. 
March,     foscph  Dud- 
ley. 

1715  Willlavn  TA\\^:r,Lieu- 
tcvant  Gwc  icr. 


\j\ 


6  Samuel  Shute 


1723  William  Dummer,Z,^ 


'governor. 


1728  William  Burnet 

1729  William  Dumvaer, Lt. 

Governor, 

1730  Wm.  Tailer,  Lt.  Gov. 

Jonathan  Belcher 


1741   William  vShirley 
1749  Spencer   Phips,    Lieu- 
tenant Governor 
'753  William  Shrley 
■  756  Spencer    Phips,   Lien^ 

tenant'Gove*  nor, 
1757  .4r>riL     The  Councii 

Thomas  P  >wnal 
1760  Thomas    Huichinson, 
Li''utenant  Governor, 
F  .uc;s  Bernard 

1770  rhonas    Hutchinson, 
Lieut tnant  Governor. 

1771  Thom  is     HutchiDsoa 
1774    Thomas  Gage. 


Since  the  Revolution, 

1774  October.     A  Provincial  Congress. 

1775  July.     The  Council. 


Unde 

1780 
1785 
1787 
1794 
1797 
1800 
1807 
1809 
iRjo 
1812 
i8i6 


r  the  New  Constitution^ 

Governors. 
John  Hancock,  to  1785 
Ta.nesBowdoin,  2  yrars 
John  Hancock, to  1793 
Samuel  A-dams,  3yr;vs 
IncreaseSum.ner.tot790 
Caleb  Strong,  fo  180- 
James  SiiUivan,toi^oo 
Chnsto.  Gore,  to  1810 
Eibrid  Gerry,  to  1812 
Caleb  Strong,  to  1816 
John  Brooks,  to    1823 


chosen  annually  by  the  People* 
Lieutenant  Governors. 
1780  Thomas  Cushmg 

1788  Benjamin  Lmcoln 

1789  S^m'l  Adams,  to  1794 
1794  Moses  Gill,    to    1800 

1 80 1  Samuel  Phillips, 

1802  Ed.  H.R.obb.ns,to  1806 
?8o7  Levi  Lmcoln,  to  1809 
i^oQ  David  Cobb,  to  1810 
18 lo  William  Gray, to  1812 
1812  Wm.  Phillips,  to  1825 


Civil  Government  in  Massachusetts. 

For  the  Political  Year  commencina^  Mmj^^  lt)22, 

and  ending  May.,   1 823. 


His  Excellency  JOHN  BROOKS,  Esq.  LL.D. 
Govf:rnor. 


His  Honor  William  Phillips, 
Lieutenant  Governor. 


Esq. 


Civil  Government  of  Massaciiusetts.         17 

COUNCIL. 

Hon.  Samuel  Crocker,        I  Hon.  Samuel  Porter, 

Richard  Sullivan,        |  Abraham  Hohues, 

Thomas  Greenleaf,     I  Jo?eph  Locke, 

Daniel  Noble,  I  Jonas  Kendall. 

William  Reed,  | 

Secretary  cf  Coaunonweallh,  Alden  Bradford,  Esa. 
Chief  Clerk,  Edward  iVPLane,  Esq. 
Clerk,  Samuel  Austin. 

Trrastirtr  of  Cfntimonrjealth y   Hon.  Nahnm  Mitchell. 

Joseph  Foster.  1st  Clerk.     J.  L  Linzee,  ^d  Clerk. 

Ollices  in  New  State-House. 


SENATE. 
Hon.  JoH^f  Phjlmps,  Prfnident. 

Sujfolk,  VToii.  John  Phillipp,  Thomas  H.  Perkinp,  Jona- 
than Hunewell,  Lemuel  Shuw,  Joseph  T  ildeii,  Benja- 
min Rus?el]. 

lissex,  Hon.  Nathaniel  Hooper,  Robert  Rantoul,  John 
Glen  King,  Ilobart  Clark,  Benjamin  Osgood,  Edward 
S   Rand.    . 

AlifhfiffieXf  Hon.  William  Austin,  Joel  Cranston,  Levi 
lliaxttr,  John  Abbot,  I'iino'.by  Walker. 

rivwctith.  Hon.  Cushifie:  Otis,  Nathaniel  M.  Davis. 

Bdrnstahle,  Hon.  Ehjah  Cobb. 

JsTv/olk.,  Hon.  Beujauiin  Reynolds,  John  Rug-gles,  Lew- 
jp  Fisher. 

EriHol  and  Dvket<'^  County^  Hon.  Oliver  Starkweather, 
Thomas  Rotch,  Jethro  Dos:?et, 

^'"oTi'uckett  Hon.  Walter  Folger,  Jun. 

IVorceyrer.,  Hon.  Aaron  Tufts,  Salem  Town,  jr.  Benja- 
min Adams.  Natl-.aniel  Jones,  Stephen  P.  Gardner. 

J1aipfif,hire,  Hon..  Lewis  Strong,  Joseph  Strons;,  jr. 

Berkshire   Hon.  Lemuel  MoiTit,  Jonathan  Allen. 

JHainpden.,  Hon.  Jonathan  Dwight,  jr.  Janiee  Fowler. 

Franklin,  Hon.  Eliliu  Hojt,  Thomas  Longlej* 
Samuel  F.  L3'man,  Esq.  Clerk. 
John  Farrie,  jr.  Esq.  Andstanc  CUrk. 
Rev.  James  Walker,  Chaplain. 

B  2 


18  Representatives — Suffolk... .Essex. 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 
Hon.  Levi  Lincoln,  S/ieaken 
Pelham   W.    Warren,    CVcrXr. 
Rev.  William  Jenks,  C/ia/ilain, 

[0:^?" The  first  column  denotes  the  year  of  incorpora- 
tion ;  the  second,  the  Census  of  1810,  the  third,  the 
Census  of  1820.  Figures  at  the  ends  of  lines  denote  the 
distance  of  miles  from  Boston.] 


Inc.  1643,  May  10.    SUFFOLK. 


Inc. 
1630 


Cens. 
1810 

33250 


594 


Cens, 
1820 

43298 


642 


Boston,   Lynde  Walter,  John  ^^ 
Cott-n,  Gedney  King,  Enoch  Sils-  g^ 
bv,  (ieorge  W.  Otis,    Johat'aan  «J° 
Phillips,  Heman  Lincoln,  Francis  ^ 
C.    Gray,  Theodore  Lyman,  jr.  3 
Henry   Bass,    Francis  J.  Oliver,  ca 
Daniel  Webster,  Saml.  L.  Knapp,  S 
Jesse  Putnam,  Thomas  L.  Win-  § 
throp,  Samuel  Billings,  Jacob  Hail,  * 
Ous  Everett,  Nathaniel  P.  Has- 
seil.^/V^illiam  Goddard,  Joseph  Jen- 
kins, PUny  Cutler,  Sam).  T.  Arm- 
stro'.ig,  Gtxnge  W.  Brimmer,  Jo- 
seph H.  Adanis. 
Chelsta.  2- 


Inc.  1643,  May  10.    ESSEX. 


16^ 


1664 
35 
37 
39 
39 
40 
43 
45 
45 
46 


1261; 


3569 
5176 
40S7 
,)9'43 
1682 
2047 
554 
1137 
2682 
3164 


12731 


255o 
3671 

3299 
6384 


Salem,  Joseph  Peab'jdy,  Jrhn  Os- 
good,   Samuel  Endicott,  Stephen 
Philiips,  Leverett  Saltonstailj  John 
Andrews,    Michsel    Webb,    John 
Derby,  jr.  Joseph  Howard,  Theo- 
dore Eames.  13| 
Ifiswich^  27 
M.iwhury^  Jnsiah  Little.                 .32 
Lynn^  Ezra  Mu  'ge.  9 
Gloucester,  William  W.  Parrott.  30 


1825'  Rowley y 

2006.  Salisbury^  Ephraim  Morrill. 

572|   VVeJiham, 


1201 1  Manchester, 


3070,  Haverhill,  Moses  Wingate. 
3889'  Mdover, 


28 
40 
21 
23 

30 

?.Q 


Representatives.. ..Middlesex. 


19 


Miles  ficm  Boston. 

Marblehcad^  John  Prince,  Ben- 
jamin Knight.  16 
Tofisjield,  21 
Amesbury^  David  Lowell.  40 
^t'i;/'r/z/,  Thomas  Davis.  17 
Bradford^  Jesse  Kimball,  jr.  28 
R  oxford,  24 
Mrt'/iuen,  Stephen  Barker.  30 
Mlddieton,  28 
Danverst  William  Sutton.  18 
Newbukyport.     Abner    Wood, 

Stephen  W.  Marston.  38 

Lynn/itld,  12 

Hamitton^  23 

JVesi  jYcwburi/f 
Inc.  1643,  May  10,    MIDDLESEX. 


Inc. 

1  1810. 

1  1830. 

1649 

5900 

5630 

50 

815 

866 

68 

1890 

1956 

68 

4608 

4283 

75 

l369 

1600 

85 

880 

906 

1725 

1181 

1371 

28 

541 

596 

57 

3127 

3646 

64 

7634 

6852 

82 

509 

596 

93 

780 

802 

1819 
19 

1279 
1107 

4954 


1531 

1443 
2323 
1633 
1287 
1219 
222^ 
1384 
1396 
1289 
1886 
1674 
475 
770 
1273 

1709 
1670 
1301 
1008 
1052 
77Z 


6591 


1518 

1474 
3295 
1788 
1417 
1519 
2797 
1731 
1535 
1380 
1897 
1952 
584 
811 
1495 


Charlestown,  Seth  Knowles, 
John  H.  Brown,  Philemon  K.  Rus- 
sell. 

Watertown^ 
Medford, 

Camb^idi^e,  William  Hilliard. 
Concord,  John  Keyes. 
Sudbury, 
IVbhurn,  John  Wade. 


7 

4 

oh 
18 
20 
10 


Reading,  Timothy  Wakefieldj'r.  14 
Maiden^  4 

Chelmaford,  Jonathan  Perham.       26 
BUlerica,  Samuel  Whiting.  20 

Groton,  Luther  Lawrence,  35 

Marlborough,  28 

Dunstable,  37 

Shrrburne,  22 

Siow  &    Boxborough,    Augustus 


Power. 

1850   Xcn-vton,  9 

2037  Framijigham,  Charles  Train,  24 

14071  Dracut,  30 

1041 1  rFfs^ow,  George  W.  Smith,  15 

12001  Lexington  y  10 

955i  iMtlctoji,  38 


20 

Inc.    I 
1715 

24 
25 
29 
29 
30 
32 

34 
35 
37 
53 
5 

54 

67 

80 

81 

89 

99 

1805 

7 

7 

12 


Representatives... .Hampshire. 


1810.  I 
1J45 

9byj 

467 

lo30 
592 
716 

1246 
943 
865 

1014 
814 

1333 
713 

1103 
824 
766 
704 
471 
672 
O08 
97 


1320. 

1655 

1042 

613 

1409 

64b 

786 

148^ 

1008 

1047 

167/ 

922 

1439 

706 

1188 

962 

849 

808 

508 

681 

702 

1064 


Miles  from  Bostou. 

HofikmioTif  Joseph  Vaieaiine.        32 

Siofithatn^  10 

Wefitjord,  28 

Bedford,  18 

Wilmington,  16 

Toiuiuei.d^  45' 

I^ivksduryy  Jesse  TrulU  24 

ActoTiy  24f 

IValfJiam,  Luke  Fisk.  11 

Shirley,  41 

P'lfitrdl,  40 

Lincoln,  16 

.^6-/26e/,  50 
A'as/t  Sudbury,  Micah  M.  Rutter,  17 


Tyngsbor  ought 
BurLingto7i^ 
Cu!  listi. 


Brighton,  Nathaniel  Charapney, 
IViat  Cambridge^ 
South  Reading, 


1654 

61 
70 

42 
53 
53 
54 
59 
61 
61 
62 
68 
68 
71i 
931 
79| 
72j 
81 
831 


Inc.  1662,  May  7.    HAMPSHIRE. 
Northampton,  Nathl.  Fo 
Had/ey,  Charles  P.  Pnelps. 
Na.^  field, 
Fdhajn, 


26a 

2854 

1247 

1461 

805 

823 

1185 

1278 

ii7i; 

116U 

902} 

1047 

1225! 

778 

I469i 

1917 

2270! 

2426 

996 

1154 

1408 

1447 

850 

1066 

13911 

1276 

1122' 

1087 

968 

849 

1009 

1060 

793 

896 

652 

632 

8221 

755 

95 

90 
95 
85 


Soutkatr.fiton,  Asahel  Chapman.  1  lO 

8outh  Hadley,  90 

Grccnwkh,  75 

Amhtrat,  Aaron  Merrick.  91 

Belchertoivn,  James  VA  hiLinan.  80 

Ware,  Joseph  Cummings,  jr.  70 

Chtfiterfield,  105 

Grunby,  90 

Worthington,  Josiah  Mills.  no 

WUVaimburgt  '  loo 

jYorivich^  105 

Uummington.  Robert  Dawes.  110 

Wetithampton^  Aaron  Fisher.  100 

Goshen,  105 

Middljield,  110 


Representatives. ..PI^mouth.-Bristol.         21 

Miles  fiom  Boston. 

Plain  field,  110 

Easihatnfitoriy  Thaddeus  Clap,      90 
Enfitld, 


Inc.    I   1810.    I   1820.    I 


1807 

977 

936 

09 

660 

712 

14 

S73 

Inc.  1685. 


PLYMOUTH. 


16-iO 

4228 

4384 

35 

238. 

2855 

36 

296'J 

3505 

37 

2201 

2403 

40 

1364 

1532 

44 

132 

172 

56 

5157 

5670 

60 

4400 

4687 

86 

2954 

3034 

1707 

703 

930 

11 

2051 

1297 

12 

1704 

1920 

26 

1137 

1313 

27 

1171 

1211 

34 

900 

749 

39 

851 

952 

90 

858 

839 

1820 

917 

21 

1639 

3907 

4520 

45 

4866 

2740 

64 

3219 

3636 

67 

1839 

1933' 

83 

1878 

1863 

94 

2716 

3055 

1711 

1598 

1600 

12 

1650 

653 

25 

1557 

1803 

31 

1154 

1071 

35 

1014 

1060 

70 

1030 

1222 

87 

5651 

3947 

87 

2585 

26331 

Plymouth,  Barnabas  Hed^e,  Wil- 
liam Jacksoi),  Zaccheus  Biirtlett.  36 
Hingham,  Joseph  Richardson. 
Scituatc^ 

Duxbury^  Seth  Sprague. 
Marshjidd,  EUsha  Pliillips. 
Hull, 

Brklgfjvater, 

Middleborough.  Seth  Miller,  jr. 
Roclioiter^  Joseph  Meigs. 
Plympton^ 
Pembroke^ 
yibiyigton^ 

Kngafon,  John  Gray. 
Hanover y  Melzar  Curtis. 
Halifax^ 
Wareham^ 

Carver y  Benjamin  Ellis. 
Hanson,  Thomas  Hobart. 
JVovili  Bridgewatery 
West  BridgeiiHitery 

Inc.  1685.  BRISTOL. 

Taunton,  Cromwell  Washburn.  32 

Rchoboth,  37 

Dartmouth^  Caleb  Anthony.  62 

Swanzey,  John  Mason.  47 

Freetown,  Herculis  Cashman.       40 

Attleborough,  Ebenezer  Daggett.  28 

Norton^ 

Dighton, 

Ea'^yfon, 

Raynham,  Godfrey  Robinson. 

Berkley 

Mansfield, 

Aeiy  Bedford,  Benjamin  Lincoln, 

John  A.  P^rker,  William  Hatha- 

away,  John  Nye.  52 

IVcst/ioj^,  60 


14 
17 
27 
30 
9 
24 
34 
48 
32 
23 
17 
32 
22 
32 
54 
38 
24 
20' 


1 
38 
22 

?? 
35 

26 


Inc. 

1810. 

1820. 

90 

1^99 

1116 

1803 

1296 

1594 

Ij 

-7iS 

1^ 

277. 

15 

954 

22   Representatives.. .Barn... Dukes.. .Nant...Wor. 

Miles  from  Boston. 

Somerset,  Edward  Slade.  42 

Troy,  Robert  Miller.  48 

Fair  haven,  48 

<See/cotjk,  Calvin  Martin.  38 

WeUington.  38 

Inc.  1685.         BARNSTABLE. 

Barnstable,  Nymphas  Marston.66 

'Sandwich,  54 

Yarmouth,  James  Crowell.  70 

a  it  ham,  ^amuel  Freeman.  89 

Faanouth^  72 

H.'-ivkk,  79 

'i'-'uro,  107 

Cn  It  ham,  85 

^r'>vinc''tO'ivn^  116 

W-iHeet,  97 

Drmus,  76 

Orleans,  Daniel  Cpmings.  ^S 

Brcivfiter,  88 

Inc.  1«95,  June  20.    DUKES  COUNTY. 

Edgarton,  William  Jernegan.    87 
Tisbu-ij,  85 

Chibnark,  90 

Inc.  1695.  June  20.    NANTUCKET. 
1687(6807  I  7266  |  Nantucket,  B  rker  Burn  -11.      100 

Inc.  1731,  April  2.    WORCESTER. 


16391 

36461  38i^4 

39! 

2382!  iby-x 

991 

21341  2.:3^ 

46| 

751      7u6 

86' 

21637'  2370 

94i 

1942;  1980 

1709' 

1209    1J41 

12; 

1334'  1630 

27i 

936.   1252 

23 

U02    147.' 

33 

1739    1997 

97 

1248:  134.V 

ISOii 

1112'  128.> 

.50 


167' 

1365 

1374 

71 

1202 

1223 

1714 

72?> 

695 

653 

1694 

1862 

Lancesier, 

35 

67 

1819 

2254 

Mendon,  Daniel  Thurber. 

32 

84 

2527 

2962 
1 

W  0 R c  E  s  T  E R ,  Le \  i  Lificoln,  Abr. 
ham  Lincoln,  William  Eaton. 

i- 

40 

713 

1227 

i  1592 

Oxford, 

54 

13 

1181 

■  1252 

Lfice-\ter,  John  Hobart. 

46 

13 

123  i 

1262 

Rutland^ 

56 

15 

2660 

2056 

burton,  Jonas  Sibley. 

46 

17 

1048 

j  1--6 

IVestborough, 

34 

18 

3)70 

'  2::92 

Prookfield,  Seth  Field. 

64 

27 

1404 

1551 

Uxhridge^  Bezaieel  Taft,  jr. 

^:^s 

27 

126 

1030 

^outhboy-ough. 

30 

27 

1210 

1458 

Shrewsbury,  Fortunatus  Harring- 

ton. 

40 

Repressentadves.... Worcester. 


lac 

1810. 

1S20. 

Miles  fiom 

1728 

1371 

i2oy 

Lunenburg^ 

31 

1226 

U15 

Dudley, 

32 

1481 

1597 

Harvard y 

35 

946 

1154 

Grafton, 

35 

993 

1088 

U/U0  71, 

oH 

1657 

1836 

UardvAd:, 

38 

1037 

12:.9 

Boll,  on. 

3d 

19-7 

163.) 

Scurdridge,  Edward  Phillips. 

40 

1072 

1402 

Holdcn, 

40 

1584 

1790 

Lcominsttr^ 

41 

1014 

1112 

Western, 

45 

lU^' 

1375 

Douglas,  Benjamin  Cragin. 

51 

912 

888 

jVtw  liraintree. 

53 

1453 

1548 

Sfi-  Ticer, 

54 

1490 

i6J6 

rctcrsham,  loel  Bryant. 

54- 

2180 

2134 

Charltjn,  :3amuel  Hall. 

62 

4  205 

l33i 

Temfiktoriy 

6^ 

1041 

12H 

A'hoL 

6^ 

848 

986 

OuKJiamf 

46 

1566 

l73o 

FiiCilbU  gy 

64 

1173 

126. 

Winch^ndon, 

65 

61V 

613 

Fax- ton. 

65 

1U5 

14^4 

RoijaiiiVjTi, 

65 

1036 

1230 

A^hburnham, 

66 

791 

101 8 

jVonnboruugh^ 

67 

1227 

l.;67 

Hubbj.rdstony 

59 

1419 

16.4 

}Ve<</minfti€r, 

71 

106 

1.61 

Princ-  ion. 

72 

71^ 

905 

A'brthbridge^ 

74 

1971 

207: 

'inrre. 

78 

540 

608 

IV  rd. 

80 

973 

11 00 

vidfu.  d,  Perley  Hunt. 

81 

1472 

1710 

Uteiiigt 

84 

59' 

625 

berlnu 

85 

c  1  J 

911 

Gardner, 

86 

800 

902 

Boylaton, 

86 

916 

FhUlitiston, 

1801 

6^,. 

664 

Dana, 

8 

63. 

6Hb 

West  Boylston, " 

'2 

1095 

Vorih  JirookfMd, 

13 

926 

M'dbury, 

14 

1066 

Souihbridge^ 

23 

Boston. 

45 
55 

40 
38 
70 
33 
70 
51 
46 
65 
47 
66 
51 
66 
60 
60 
72 
62 
42 
60 
55 
70 
55 
36 
60 
54 
52 
45 
66 
50 
30 
46 
53 
58 
45 

75 
45 
60 


24       Representatives.. .Berkshire. ..Norfolk. 


Inc 

.  1761, 

1810. 

1820. 

243y 

2476 

1372 

1377 

18:32 

1668 

750 

865 

1665 

2768 

1784 

1908 

1648 

1646 

147 

1443 

1680 

1319 

1303 

358 

411 

2010 

1843 

984 

10^.i8 

923 

1041 

13J5 

1310 

1085 

1108 

748 

912 

570 

522 

981 

llli 

1034 

1049 

1165 

1049 

750 

942 

1384 

1305 

1826 

1763 

467 

474 

917 

779 

1292 

1315 

852 

711 

274 

231 

t^22 

822 

431 

392 

92 

150 

In 

c.  179 

1630! 
20 ! 

S5| 


2930 
3669 
1889 


36j  2172 


3684 
4133 
2407 

2493 


April  21.    BERKSHIRE. 

IMiJes  from  Boston. 

Shrffield,  E'i  Ensign.  125 

■Stockbridgc,  George  Whitney.  130 
■IVtiv Marlborough.^QVi].  Sheldon  118 

Egremont,  130 

Pittsjieldy  Waiiiam  CJarvis.  125 
Great  Barringlon,  Benj,  Rogers.  125 
Sati'ls/icidy    josiah   VValcot,  Jc- 

KepU  Sears.  Ii2 

Southjield,  112 

Tyringham,  Silas  Re  wee.  116 

Lancfiborough,  John  Young.  125 

J^ew  ^shfjvd,  121 
lViliia7nstownyiZh.?iV\^^  A.  Dewey.130 

Beckety  \  \q 

Richmond,  l^ii'hsai  Pierson.jr,  130 

Lknox,  Daniel  Williams.  125 

VVind;ior^  120 

Pci-u,  118 

Alfordy  125 

Ous^  116 

West  St ockb ridge ^  130 

Hanvock,  130 

IVashingcon^  1«0 

Lee^  John  Nye,  jr.  120 

Adams,  William  E.  Brdyton,  120 

Mount  Washivgtony  130 

Daitony  120 

C/^(°*/i/re,  Francis  Fisk.  120 

Savoy,  120 

Clur'kHburgy           v                      ,  120 

Hinsdale^  125 

Floritla,  ISO 
GorCy 
Zoar^ 
MofiroCf 

>,  March  25,     NORFOLK. 

D  or  chest  tr^  Henry  Gardner.  4. 

Roxhury,  Ebenezer  Seaver.  2^ 
lVcy?no2ilh,    Christopher    Webb, 

Levi  Bales,  Ji 
Dkdham,  John  W.  Ames. 


Representatives. ..Franklin. 


2J 


Inc. 

1640 
51 
62 
73 

1705 
II 
13 
19 
24 
26 
6a 
70 
78 
78 
84 
92 
93 
9 


1810. 

1350 

7«b 

1^2f)4 

2478 

784 

1097 

1-223 

766 

1098 

1134 

1000 

994 

1393 

870 

548 

1281 

1170 

1353 


1820. 

1466 
1440 
1502 
2801 

900 
122r 
1523 
1034 
1366 
1313 
lOlO 
1099 
1630 
1004 

548 
1623 

I54t 

1268 


Miles  from 

Braintreey  Minot  Thayer. 

JMcJield  and  Dover, 

.Vliitoriy  Barney  Smith. 

Wrentham,  Josiah  J.  Fiske. 

Brookiine,  John  Ko'oiiison. 

jYred/inmf 

Mffdivuy,  George  Earlier,  jr. 

B-  Uingham^ 

WaljiolCy 

Sioughtoiiy 

S/mroUy 

Coll  asstfty 

Franklin^ 

Foxborough^ 

Dovr^ 

Quincy, 

Randolfihy 

Canton^ 


1682 
1713 
18 
53 
53 
63 

62 

63 

64 

65 

67 

68 

71 

74 

79 

81 

83 

8 

«o 

»2i 

93 


Inc 

1570 

12 1« 

651 

1165 

2167 

934 

2016 

939 

811 

1227 

1809 

987 

1784 

961 

891 

76S 

1097 

983 

764 

839 

917 

1031 

762 


.  1811,  Jane  24.    FRANlvLIN. 
1868  Deerfield, 
1584  Xorthfidd, 

597   Siinderinidy 

1361    Gre^7.'>?f/f/,  Solomon  Smead. 
2146    Vew  Salem,  Varney  Pearce. 
1074    Montaifue, 
1961   Coltrahy,  Samuel  Pierce. 
1026  Skutcsbriry, 

912   Berm-dston, 
12^6  JVar-rjkk, 
1748   A^hfif'fd, 
1081   Ch'irl'inont, 
1705  Con'V'Hf 
1022  .9/2  iHirne 
1076    IVhatehjy 

857   J^everett, 
1037  Buckland^ 

958    IVcndelly 

8^  9  Oran^e^ 

85 1  Row^,  Solomon  Read. 
1122  f/rath, 
108'^  Hawley, 

800  Gili, 

C 


Boston. 

8 
17 

7 
24 

6 
12 
20 
26 
18 
17 
18 
20 
26 
24 
16 

8 
15 
14 


98 

94 

90 

95 

80 

87 

105 

82 

96 

80 

105 

110 

100 

100 

92 

85 

105 

80 

73 

130 

125 

120 

90 


26 


Joint 


Standing  Committees. 

Miles  from  Boston. 


Inc. 

1810. 

1820- 

1309 

1009 

674 
331 

Inc.  181 

1645 

2767 

3914 

69 

2130 

2668 

1731 

132a 

1612 

41 

1615 

1515 

52 

1114 

1197 

54|  15. '-4 

1643 

60;  1674 

2i2(J 

62      6  J.  5 

r;83 

63:  n7u 

i9;y 

65j  1534 

1520 

.  79;  l2iJ9 

1255 

74'  3109 

324,. 

74  730 

,1246 

iiO      59j 

C04 

83 

1036 

1171 

92 

422 

491 

i>6 

420 

453 

1810 

79B 

692 

100 


Leydcn,  George  Mowry. 

Ji.'vinh-  Grants 

2,  February  25.    HAMPDEN. 

Springfield,  Thos.  Dickman.    97 

West/idd,  105 

Brimjiddy  Stephen  Pynchon.  75 
Bla-Lclford,  116 

Palmer  J  \  ;iurk  McMaster.  82 

ijranvtUcy  Francis  Stebbins.  120 

VJonson,  80 

::>out/i  Brimfield,  Alvin  Needham.  80 
IVddra/iam,  89 

Chester,  120 

>i-juthwick,  Joseph  Forward.  110 
iVest  Sfiringjield^  Luke  Parsons.  100 
Ludlow,  90 

Montg'imcry^  100 

Longmeadow^  97" 

Ru^silU    •  108 

Holland,  75 

Iblc'ind^  iienry  Hamilton.  125 


jj^The  whole  population  of  Massachusetts  is  523,287; 
of  whom  3425  are  foreii^^ners  not  naturalized — 6,868  are- 
free  blacks.     No  slaves. 

Messenger  to  the  General  Court,  Jacob  Kuhn. 
Assistant  Me-ssenger,  Elijah  W.  Cutting. 
Page  to  the  House,  Thomas  P.  Rider. 
Mcsse7iger  io  Gov.  oc  Council,  J  .narhan  D.  Robbins. 
PVatchman  of  ^tutt- House,  Tnumas  Aves. 


JOINT  STANDING  COMMITTEES,  1822. 
On   Eastrrn  Lands, 
Of  the  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs.  Dwight,  Austin. 
OftheHMUsv-,  Me-^s-s,  \   Li  .coin,  of  Worcester,  Lit- 
tle, Newbury,  Dickman,  Sp  ingfield. 
Oh  Accounts. 
Of  the  Senate,  Ho;i.  Messrs.  lloyt,  Uantoul. 
Of  the  House,  Messr,.  Sibley,  of  button,  Phelps,  Had- 
ley,  Thayer,  Braintree. 


Committees  of  the  House.  27 

On   Tncor/ioration  of  Tovjns. 
Of  the  Senate,  Hen,  Messrs.  (Jtrdner,  Cobb. 
Of  the  House,  Messrs.  K.iapp,   of  Boston,    Wingate, 
Hiiverhitl,  Whiting,  Billerica. 

On  Banks  and  Banking, 
Of  the  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs  K  .ig,  Cranstr.n. 
Of  the  H'^use,  M-ssrs.  Wiiithrop,   of  Boston,  Parrott, 
Gloucester,  Li  coin,  New-B  dford. 
On  JtifilicatioJisfrjm  Sick  and  Wounded  Soldiers, 
Of  the  Sen  'e,  Hon.  Messrs.  Hunt^well.  Ruggies. 
Of  the  House,   Messrs.  Server,  of  Roxbury,  Pearce, 
New-Silem,    Vaher.  Boston. 

On  Turnfnkts,  Btids^cs,  and  Canals. 
Of  the  Senate,  Hon.  Vlessrs.  l\ifts,  M 'ffit. 
Of  the  House,   Messrs.  Spngue,  Duxbury,   Hobart, 
Leicester,  Fowle,  Northampton. 

Oyi  I-terior  Fhheiies, 
Of  the  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs.  Frlger,  Starkweather. 
Of  the  House,  Messrs.  Rutter,  •■  f  East-Sudbury,  HO' 
"  bart,  Hanson,  Anthony,  Dartmouth. 

On  Che  Incor/wration  of  Parishes, 
Of  the  Stnate,  Hon.  Mes-rs.  Reyn'  Ids,  (Jtis. 
Of  the  House,  Messrs.  Endicott,  ofSdem,  Richardsoh, 
Hingham,  Lujroln,  Ho  tm. 

On   Ministerial   Lands. 
Of  the  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs.  Jones,  ,\llen. 
Of  th.-  Hous",  Messis.  H  Inard,  of  Cambridge,  Train, 
Fi-ammghani,  PhiJips,  Pi'Ston. 

On  .Yew   Trials. 
Of  fhe  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs.  Shaw,  Strong. 
Of  the  H  us  ,  Messrs.  Liawrence,  of  Gn^tcn,  Taft,  Vx- 
bridge,  Fiste,  VVrentham. 

On    Manufactorirs. 
Of  'he  Senate,  Hon.  Messrs",  (lark,  Tho.xter. 
Of  tiie  H ruse,    Messrs.  Jenkins,  of  Boston,  Knowles, 
Charlestown,  Mills,  Wortbington. 

COMMITTEES  OF  THE  HOUSE. 

On  County   Kschnates.    Messrs.  Smead,  of  Grreen- 
field,  Jackson,  Plymouth,  Fi..4d,  Brookfield, 


28  Courts  in  Boston. 

On  the  Pay  Roll.  Messrs.  Cotton,  of  Boston,  Fiske, 
VVaitham,  Suttoa,  Qanvers. 

On  Finance,  Messrs.  ; ledge,  of  Plvmouth,  Wade, 
Woourn,  Silsby,  Boston,  Washburn,  Taunton,  Ensign, 
Sheffield. 

On  Leave  of  Absence.  Messrs.  Burnell,  cf  Nan- 
tucket, Stebbins»  Gnmville,  Hobart,  Hanson. 

On  Engrossed  Bills.  Messrs.  Gr<ty,  of -Boston, 
Ames,  S4lem,  Sheldon,  Ne.*  Marlborough. 

On  Contested  Elecfiona.  Messrs.  Saltonsta^l,  of  Sa- 
lem, Keyes,  Cojicord,  Lyniin,  Boston,  Cushmau, Free- 
town, Dewey,  Williamstown. 

On  Change  of  .Yarn'' s.  M-ssrs.  Pynchon,  of  Brim- 
field,  Lincoln,  Boston,  Eaton,  vVorcester. 

On  Hills  in  the  Third  Reading,  Messrs,  Knapp,  of 
Boston,  W^bb.  Weymoutli,  Ames,  Dedham. 


SUPRE.viE  JUDICIAL  COURT. 
Jusrices. 

Hon.  Isaac  Parker,  LL  D.  of  Boston,  Chief  Justice. 

Hon,  George  Thacher,  of  Newburyport. 

Hon.  Charies  Jackson,  LL.D  of  Boston. 

Hon.  Samuel  Putnam,  of  Salem. 

Hon.  Samuel  Sumner  Wi!de,LL.D.  of  Newburyport. 
Attorney  General,  Hon.  Perez  Morton,  of  Dorchester. 
Solicitor  General,  Hon.  Daniel  Davis,  of  Boston. 
Refiorter  ofDecisions,  Octavius  Pickering  Esq.  Boston. 

"  COURT  OF  COMMON  PLEAS. 

Hon.  Artemas  Ward,  Chief  Justice. 

Associate  Justices, 
Hon.  Solomon  Strong,  Leominster, 
Hon.  John  M.  WilUitms,  Taunton, 
Hon.  Samuel  Howe,  Northampton, 


MUNICIPAL  COURT  IN  BOSTON. 
Hon.  Josiah  Quincv,  Judge. 
Joseph  H.  Pierce,  Clerk. 
James  T.  Austin,  Attorney. 
Stephen  Badlam,  Crier, 


■  Courts  of  Sessions,  29 

POLICE  COURT  IN  BOSTON. 

Benjamin  Whitman, 

William  Simn.ons,  ^  Justices. 

Henry  Oi  ne, 

Clerky  Thomas  Power. 

jissutant  Clerk y  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. 

The  Salaries  of  the  Justices    and  of  the  Clerk,   are 
1500  dollars  each. 

COURTS  OF  SESSIONS. 

ESSEX. 

Nehemiah  Cleaveland,  Chief  Justice. 
Joha  Punchard,  Hobart  Clark,  Associrite  Justices, 
Hohert  Rantoul,  of  Bever'y,  )  ^^■..  T.^^tices 

Steph.  M.  Marsron,  Newburypt  \  ^P^ciai  Jubtices. 

MIDDLESEX. 

Joseph  Lock'*.  Chef  Justice. 
Abiel  Heywood,  Isaac  Fiske,  Associate  Justices. 
Abner  B.rt'etc  of  Me.f.rd.         >  ^       ^^1  j^^^j^^^^ 
Jacob  Reeves,  of  ^juabury,  S 

HAMPSHIRE. 

Jonathan  H.  Lvman,  Chief  Justice, 
Joseph  Br;da:man,  Simuel  Porter,  x\>sociate  Jastices. 
Thaddeus  Clap.  Easthampton,    \  q__:„i    t,,v,Vps 
Israel  Billings,  Hatfield,  \  ^P^"^'^^  Jusaces. 

PLYMOUTH. 

N.  M.  Davis,  Chief  Justice. 
Elisha  Ruggies,  John  Thomas,  Associate  Justices. 
William  Bourne,  Micldleboro*,     >  c..«^-  it    .• 
Thomas  Hobart,  Hanson.  \  ^P^^'^^  J^'^^^^^^' 

'BRISTOL. 

Laban  Wlie-iton,  Chief  Justice. 
Setb  Washburn,  Apollos  Tobey,  Associate  Justices*, 
Jonathan  Ingell,  Taunton,  ?  c     ^    i    t    .• 

Eiihu  Slocum,   Dartmouth,         \  ^P^^^^^^  Justices. 

BARNSTABLE. 

Samuel  P.  Crosweli,  of  Falmouth,  Chief  Justice. 
C  % 


30  Courts  ia  Massachusetts, 

Elijah  Cobb,  of  Brewster,  )  Aoc«^:«f«  t.  o*;^«o 

EUsha  Doane.  of  Yarmouth.  \  Associate  Justices. 

Melatiah  Bourne,  Sandwich,  )  ^„_-.  ,  i„.tire<i 

Naler  Crocker,  Barnstable,  \  i^P^cm^  Justices. 

DUKES. 

Hon.  Matthew  Mavhew,  of  Chilmark,  Chief  Justice. 
John  Davis,  of  Tisbury,  )  *„„_.•._  jiistirp? 

Ichabod  Norton,  of  Edgarton.      J  Associate  Justices. 

NANTUCKET. 

Hon.  William  Coffin,  Chief  Justice.   , 
Josiah  Hussey,  Zaccheus  Hussey,  Associate  Justices, 

WORCESTER. 

Scth  Hastings,  Chief  Justice. 
Benjamin  Kmball,  Aaron  Tufts,  Associate  Justices. 
Jonas  Kendall,  Leominster,  }  c-,p„:„i  justires 

Jonas  Sibley,  Sutton,  S    ^  Justices. 

BERKSHIRE. 

William  P.  Walker,  Chief  Justice. 
Joseph  Whiton,  Wolcott  Hubbell,  Associate  Justices. 
M<«es  Honkins,  Grt.  Barrin^ton,    )  sl^^,^:^]  J„stirps 
Douglas W.Sloane,WUliamstown,PP^^'^^  Justices. 

NORFOLK. 

Jairus  Ware,  Chief  Justice. 
Daniel  Adams,  Samuel  P  Loud,  Associate  Justices* 

FRANKLIN. 

Elijah  P  .ine.  Chief  Justice.. 
Joshua  Green,  Asa  Stebbins,  Associ.ite  Justices. 
Elihu  Hoyt.  Deerfteld,  )  3      .  ^  j^^^^^^^^ 

boloiiion  amead,  Greenfield,        S  ^^^'^"^'^  juanv.  a. 

HAMPDEN. 

Stephen  Pvnc!<on,  Chief  Justice. 
Heman  Day,  Sylvester  Emmons,  Associate  Justices. 

^:^lXgr^^.a"^"-     I  Specia.  Justices. 
Calendar  of  the  Supreme  Jitdtcial  Courts, 

LAW    TERMS. 

Suffolk  and  JVantucket. — Boston,  first  Tuesday  in 
March. 

£es''x, — Sa  em,  on  the  5th  Tuesday  n^xt  after  the 
4th  Tuesiay  in  S'^pten  ler. 

Middlesfix Caniuridg?^,  on  the  2d  Tuesday  next, 

after  the  4tU  Tuesday  in  September. 


Courts  in  Massachusetts,  31 

Bristol,  Plymouth,  Barnstable,  and  Dukes  County. 
Plymouth  and  Taunton,  alternately,  on  the  3d  Tues- 
day next  after  the  4th  Tuesday  of  September. 

Worcester. — Wc^rcester,  on  the  1st  Tuesday  next  af- 
ter the  4th  Tuesday  in  September. 

Berkshire.— \^e.nQKy  on  the  2d  Tuesday  in  Septe.^nber. 

JVb//b/j(r.— Dedham,  on  the  4th  Tuesday  next  after 
the  4th  Tuesday  of  September. 

Hamfishire,  Hamfiden,  and  i^rawit/m.— Northamp- 
ton, on  the  4th  Tuesday  in  Septemljer. 

NISI   PRIUS    TJIRMS. 

Suffolk  and  Nantucket — Boston,  6th  Tuesday  next 
after  the  4th  Tuesday  in  Septenr.ber. 

Ussex  and  Worcester  — At  Ipswich,  for  Esspx  coun- 
ty, and  at  Worcester,  for  Worcester  county,  6th  Tues- 
day next  after  the  1st  Tuesday  in  March. 

Middles ex.--'\\.  Concord, on  the  4th  Monday  in  March 

JVorfolk.'^M  Dedham,  on  the  3d  Tues.  in  February. 

Berkshire  and  Plymouth. — At  Lenox,  for  Berkshire 
county,  and  at  Plymouth,  for  Plymouth  county,  on  the 
10th  Tuesday  next  after  the  Is't  Tuesday  in  March  ; 
also  at  Lenox,  on  the  week  preceding  the  la^  term  in 
September. 

Hampshire  — At  Northampton,  on  the  8th  Tuesday 
next  after  the  1st  Tuesday  in  March. 

Hampden^  "Barnstable,  and  Dukes  Connty, ^—At 
Springfield,  for  Hampden  county,  and  at  Barnstable, 
for  Barnstable  and  Dukes'  counties,  on  the  9th  Tues- 
day next  after  the  1st  Tuesday  in  March. 

Franklin  and  Bristol  —At  Greenfield,  for  Franklin 
county,  and  at  Tau  .ton,  for  Bristol  county,  on  the  Tth 
Tuesday  next  afte*'  the  1st  Tuesday  in  March. 

Caleiuhr  of  Courts  of  Common  Pleas, 
SnffrAk. — Boston,   1st  I'uesdays  in  January,  April, 
July,  and  October. 

Essex. — Ipswich,  on  the  3d  Monday  of  March,  and 
3d  Monday  of  December, — Salem,  3d  Monday  of  June, 
— Newhur*  nort,  3d  Monday  of  September. 

Mddle  fsx—ConzovA,  2d  Monday  in  Sept.  2d  Mon- 
day in  M  .rch,  and  2d  Monday  of  June. -^Cambridge 
ad  Monday  in  December. 


32  Couils  in   Massachusett?. 

Hamfishire. — Northampton,  4th  Monday  iti  March, 
3d  Monday  in  August,  and  5d  Monday  in  November. 

Plymouth.— VXymo^Mhy  2d  Monday  in  April,  2d  Mon- 
day in  August,  and  3d  Monday  in  November. 

^rnroA-— Taunton,  2d  Mondays  in  March,  June,  Sep- 
tember and  December. 

Barnstable . — Barnstable,  3d  Tuesday  in  April,  and 
1st  Tuesday  i-'  September. 

Dukes  — Edgarton,  3d  Monday  in  May,  and  2d  Mon- 
day in  >iovember. 

'Mintucket. — Nantucket,  2d  Monday  in  May,  aud  1st 
Monday  in  N..\eniber. 

Worcester. — Worcester,  2d  Monday  in  March,  3d 
Monday  in  June,  Monday  next  afier  the  4th  Monday  in 
August,  and  2d  Monday  next  after  the  4th  Monday  in 
November. 

Brrkihire. —'LzuoK,  4th  Monday  of  February,  June, 
and  Oc'ober. 

Korfolk. — Dedham,  4th  Monday  in  April,  3d  Mon- 
day i'^  September,  and  3d  Monday  in  December. 

i?'ra77^/«>2.— Green '^ eld,  on  the  Tuesday  of  the  next 
•week  after  the  4th  Monday  in  March,  2d  Monday  in 
AuGcust,  and  2d  Monday  in  November. 

Hamfiden — Springfield,  3d  Monday  in  March,  4th 
Monday  in  August,  and  4th  Monday  in  November. 


Calendar  of  Coifrts  of  Sessions. 

Kssex.—lp^'w'<ch,  on  the  2d  Tuesday  of  April. — At 
Salem,  on  the  2d  Tuesday  of  July  ;  and  at  Newbury- 
port,  on  the  2  ^  Tuesday  of  O'tober. 

iV/?f/t//r.s<"x.— Cambridge,  on  the  1st  Tuesday  of  Jan- 
uary, and  at  Concord,  on  the  2d  Tuesday  in  May,  and 
on  the  3a  Tuesday  in  September. 

Hampshire. — Northampton,  nn  the  1st  Tuesday  in 
September,  and  rn  the  1st  Tuesday  in  Marcli. 

P4'?no?*//A— Plymouth,  on  the  3d  Tuesday  in  March, 
and  on  the  Is   Tuesday  in  August. 

^m^o/.— Taunton,  on  the  4th  Tuesday  in  March, 
and  on  the  4th  Tuesday  in  September. 

Z?ary;s;o6/V.— Barnstable,  on  tb.e  last  Tuesday  in 
March,  and  on  the  3d  Tuesday  in  September. 


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Diikea  County. — Edgirton,  on  the  Wednesday  next 
after  the  3d  Monday  in  May,  and  on  the  Wednesday 
next  after  the  2d  Monday  in  Novenibef- 

MiKtucktt. — Nantucket,  3d  Monday  of  April,  and  2d 
Monday  of  October. 

Won  <?.?^tr.— Worcester,  the  2d  Tuesday  of  March, 
and  OR  the  2d  Tuesday  of  September. 

BerkJiire. — Ler.ox,  on  the  last  Tuesday  in  April, 
and  on  the  Ixst  Tuesday  in  September 

JVo-folk. — Dedham,  oo  the  '3d  Tuesday  of  April,  and 
on  the  4th  Tuesday  in  September. 

Fra7iklin. — Greenfield,  on  the  1st  Tuesday  in  March, 
and  Of  J  the  3d  Tuesday  in  >lovember. 

//awy2(/f'2.— Sprmgfield,  on  the  4Th  Tuesday  in 
March,  and  on  the  Tuesday  next  precedieg  the  4th 
Monday  in  August. 


CALENDAR    OF    PROKATE  COURTS  iN  MASSACHUSETTS. 


SUFFOLK. 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Court  Street,  Boston,  every 

Monday  in  the  year. 

ESSEX. 

At  the  Probate  Office  in  Ipswich,  on  the  first  Tues- 
day in  February,  M  rch.  May,  Juiie,  August,  Septem- 
bti\  November,  and  Decemb -r  ;  except  when  the 
S.  J.  C.  sits  at  Sal  ^m,  firsil  a-.-sci  '■  in  November,  Prob- 
ate Court  at  Ipswich,  Tu  sdav  preceding. — At  Salem, 
first  Tu^vd-fV  in  Janu -.ry,  April,  July  and  Octob'-r,  and 
the  3d  Tuesday  in  Fi^bruary,  May,  August  and  No- 
vember.— x\t  Newburyporr,  on  the  last  Tuesday  in 
March,  June,  Septem'T-r  and  December. — Ar  Haver- 
hill, on  the  3d  Tuesdays  in  April  and  October. — At 
Gloucester,  the  3d  Tuesday  in  January  and  July. — At 
M.  rblehead,  oo  Wednesdays  following  the  first  Tues» 
^ays  in  April  and  October. 

MIDDLESEX. 

At  Cambridge,  2d  Tuesday  of  January,  2d  Tuesday 
of  August,  and  2d  Tuesday  of  November ;  first  Tues- 
day of  March,  3d  Tuesday  of  May,  and  Tuesday  next 


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recfeding  2d  Monday  of  December. — At  Concord,  2d 
"uessday  of  Februarv ,  2d  Tuesday  of  Apri!,  Tuesdhy 
next  precedin,^  2d  Monday  of  June ;  liiesday  next 
preceding  2d  Monday  of  Septembt  r,  3d  Tuesday  of 
N(^vennber— At  Gr^ton,  first  Tuesday  of  M-iy,  last 
Tuesday  of  September,  and  la^f  Tues'iay  -f  December. 
-?-At  CharlestoA'n,  Sd  Tmsday  f  Feb.unry,  and  3d 
Tuesday  of  August — At  Framingham,  last  Tuesday  of 
June,  and  1  .st  I'uesday  of  Octobe;- — At  VVobuiK,  4tii 
TueRriay  of  April. — At  Chelmbford,  first  Tuesday  of 
October. 

HAMPSHIRE. 

At  Northampton,  on  the  Is^  Tuesday  of  each  month 
in  the  year,  exci  j-tiBg  the  months  of  June,  August  and 
October,  at  the  house  of  Flie  idore  Lyman. — At  Am- 
herst, on  the  3(1  Tuesda«-  s  in  April,  June  and  October, 
at  the  house  of  S.  D.  Ward.— At  Chesterfiein,  on  the 
2d  Tuesdays  in  May  and  August,  at  the  house  of  E. 
Clap. 

PLYMOUTH. 

At  Scifuate,  the  1st  Tu-sdav  in  March,  June,  Sep- 
tember ^nd  December. — At  Plymptoo,  ois  the  l-st  Mon-r 
day  of  Januaiy. —  ^t  East  Biid'gewat  r.  the  1st  Tues- 
days m  Ayr! ,  July  an  i  Ocfober. — At  Middleborough, 
the  Is'  Tuesdays  in  No-  ember  May  and  August — At 
Rochester,  the  ^Vednesday  next  after  the  1st  Tuesday 
in  May. — In  Plymoutli,  at  the  Probate  Office,  on  the 
3d  Monday  of  every  month,  except  April  and  August, 
and  then  on  the  2d  Mor.day. 

BRISTOL. 

The  first  Tuesdavs  in  each  month,  as  follows  :— At 
Taunton,  in  Janu  rv,  March  a'ld  April  ;  at  Noiton,  in 
July  and  N^-venber;  at  Kehoboth,  in  April  ;  at  Digh- 
ton,  in  June  and  December,  and  first  Fjiday  after  first 
Tuesday  in  every  month  exc^^pt  June  and  December  ; 
at  New- Bedford,  in  May  and  October  ;  at  Freetown, 
in  February  ;  at  Seekonk  in  September.  (Corrected 
August,  1819  ) 

BARNSTABLE. 

Barnstable,  2d  Tuesday  in  Aoril,  May,  June,  Sep- 
tember.— Great  Marshes,  2d  Tuesday  of  January,  Feb- 
ruary, July,  December. — Yarmouth,  2d  Tuestlay  of 


Probate  Courts  in  Massachusetts.  35 

August. — Siindwich,  2d  Tuesday  of  November. — Fdl- 
mouih,  the  day  ^tcer  tiie  court  is  held  in  Sandwich. — 
Brewster  3d  Tuesday  ot  Alaich,  and  2d  Tuesday  of 
October. — Har^^ich,  the  day  before  each  time  las« 
mentioned. — Eisthain,  the  Wednesday  next  foiiovving 
3d  Tuesday  in  March,  and  2d  Tuesday  in  October. — 
Weifleet,  the  day  after  each  last  mentioned  time. 

WORCESTER. 

At  the  Probate  Omoe  in  iht^  Court-house  in  Wor- 
cester, on  the  Isi;  luesday  in  every  month ;  at  the 
house  of  Mr.  xV right,  ini.holder  in  i'empleton,  on  the 
Thursday  next  after  the  3d  Fuesday  in  May,  and  on 
the  3d  Puesday  in  Ob;obc;r;  at  the  house  of  Captain 
Hitchcock,  innholder  in  the  west  Parish  in  Brookfield, 
on  the  2d  Tuesday  in  April,  and  4ta  in  October;  at 
the  liouse  of  Mr.  Rand,  jr.  innholderin  Lancaster,  on 
the  3d  Tuesd  iy  in  May  and  November ;  at  the  house 
ot  Mr.  A.  Chapin,  innhosder  in  Uxbridge,  on  the  4th 
Tuesdays  in  May  and  November ;  and  at  Barre,  on 
3d  Tuesdays  of  August  anJ  January  annu^illy. 

BERKSHIRE. 

At  the  cfffee-house  ai  Lenox,  the  1st  Tuesday  of  ev- 
ery month, — At  R.  B.xon's,  in  Great  Harrington,  and 
at  R.  Hah's,  in  Lanesboro',  alternately,  en  the  Thurs- 
day next  af.er  the  1st  Tuesday  in  eveiy  month,  viz.  at 
Laoesboro',  in  Janu'iry,  March,  May,  July,  September 
and  November ;  and  at  Great  Ban  ington,  in  February, 
April,  June,  August,  October  and  December. 

NORFOLK. 

'  At  Dedham,  the  fijst  Tuesday  in  each  month. — 
Qaincy,  2d  Tuesdays  in  Ftbtuary,  May,  August  and 
Niwember. — Wrentham,  last  Fuesdays  in  March  and 
December,  and  3d  in  x\ugust!. 

FRANKLIN. 

At  Greenfield,  eight  tiaies  a  year ;  at  Charlemont, 
Wendell,  and  C«Miway,  twice  a  year ;  at  such  limes  and 
places  as  the  Judge  shall  ippoint. 

HA'.IPDEW. 

At  Springfield,  nine  tiojes  ;  at  Westfield,  twice  ;  and 
at  Moaso.i,  twice  in  each  year,  at  sp.cii  places  and 
times  i-.  said  terms  as  the  Judge  shall  appoint.  (i'as§- 
ed  June  14th,  1815  j 


36 


Justices  throu^fhout  the  State. 


Justices  throughout  the  Coinmontvealthy  arranged  ac- 
cording to  the  dates  of  fhtir  commissions, 

George  Cabot         Boston    Nat.  Mortonjr.  Freetown 

" '    ■  oseph  Story  iSalem, 

George  Biake  Boston 
Charles  Turner  Scituate 
Sam.  &.  Wilde  Kewbryfit, 
Thos.  B.  Adams  Quincy 
Charles  Jackson  Boston 
William  Davis  Plymouth 
George  Bliss  Sfiringjield 
Nahum  Miichtli  Bridgew. 
S  imuel  Putnam  Salem 
Joseph  Allen  Worcester 
John  Welles  Boston 

Nathaniel  Bowditch  Sa/t^wi 
John  Phillips  Boston 

John  C.WiliiamsPzY^*/iV-/f/ 
Aaron  Dexter  Boston 
Peter  C.  B>  ooks  .  do. 
John  T.Kirkland  Cambrid. 
Samuel  Crocker  Taunton 
John  Pickering  Salem 
Samuel  P.  P.  Fay  Cambr, 
Silas  Hoi  man  Bolton 

Richard  Sullivan  Brookline 
B.W.Crowninshield  Saltm 
ThomasGreenleaf  Quincy 
Josiah  Quincy  Boston 

Danl.  Noble  Wtlliamstoivn 
WiUiam  ReedMarblehead 
Samuel  Porter  Hadley 
Abrah.  Holmes  Rochester 
Joseph  Lock*  BilUrica 
Joiijts   Kend^iH  Leominster 


'i'im.  Pickering  Wtnham 
Thomas  U;iwes  Boaton 
John  Coffin  Jones  do, 
Nathan  Dane  Beverly 
Bezaleel  Tatt  Uxbridge 
Jonathan  Mason  Boston 
Edward  H.RobbihsA/i/ron 
Dwight  Foster  Brookjield 
Christoph.  Gore  WAtham 
Baza  Hay  ward  Plym,outh 
Benjamit^  Pickman  Salem- 
William  Phillips  Bo.<iton 
Artemas  Ward  do. 
Salem  Town  Charlton 
John  Davis  Boston 

William  Eustis  Roxbury 
William  Prescott  Boston 
WiUiam  Gray  do. 

K.  Starkweather  IVorthin. 
Samuel  Fowler  VVesiJidd 
E'.)hr  WiUiams  Decrfield 
Harrison  G.  Otis  Boston 
Geo.  Th?kZ\\QV  J^cb'ryfiort 
Perez  Morton  Dorchester 
Daniel  Davis  Boston 

Isaac  Parker  do. 

Aaron  Hill  do. 

Geo.  Partridge  Duxbury 
Oliver  Fiske  Worcester 
Wm.  Aspi«wallZJrooX-/m«' 
John  Lowell  Bonton 

James  Lloyd  do. 

Samuel  Dana  Groton 


SUFFOLK. 
Judge  of  Probate^        Thomas  Dawes,     Boston. 
Register  of  Probate^  John  Heard,  jr.         do. 
Register  of  Deeds,      Henry  Alline,  do. 

County  .4norney^      '  James  T.  Austin,      do. 
Qerks  of  S.  J.  Court,  and  Court  of  Common  Pleas, 
John  Tucker,  and  John  Callendar,  of  Boston. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Boston. 


37 


Jun'ices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum  in  Boston. 


StephenHigginson  James  Allen 
William  Donnison  Jooa.  Hunewell 
William  Wetmore  Peter  O.  Thacher 


John  Tucker 
Rufus  G.  Amory 
Sarnuel  Bio^n 
Stephen  Gor'iam 
Jona;  L.   Austin 
Joseph  May 
William  Little 
Edward  Jones 
Alden  Bradford 
Thos  H.  Perkins 
Benjamin  Parsons 
William  Spooner 
Israel  Thorndike 
Arnold  Welles 
Wm.  Stevenson 
William  Sullivan 
T.  L.  Winthrop 


Warren  Button 
Wm.  H.  Sumner 
James  T.  Austin 


Joseph  Pierce 
Isaac  Rand 
Joseph  Head 
Thomas  Perkins 
Samuel  Cobb 
Timo.  Williams 


Samuel  H.  Walley  Daniel  D.   llogers 
Samuel  J.  Prescott  Thomas  Melvill 
Joseph  fi.  Pierce     John  Heard,  jr. 


David  Townsend 
Stephen  Codman 
William  Minot 
John  Knapp 
Stephen  Hooper 
Loammi  Baldwin 
Benia.  Whitman 
Gardiner  Greene 
William  Parsons 
John  Parker 
Lemuel  Shaw 


Benjamin  Gorham  Samuel  Hubbard 
John  Callender        Samuel  Parkman 


George  Sullivan 
Samuel  Blagge 
Andr.Cunningham 
James  Savage 
Jonathan  Phillips 
Edward  M'Lane 
Wm.  D.  Sohier 
John  T.  Apthorp 
Daniel  Sargent 
Edmund  Dwight 
Daniel  Webster 
Andrew  Brimmer 


Alifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers, 
William  Donnison,  John  L.  Austin,  Daniel  Sargent,  Al- 
den Bradford,  Edward  McLane. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PE\CE  IN  BOSTON. 


William  Taylor 
James  Robinson 
Saml   M.  Thayer 
Russell  Sturgis 
Benjamin  Welles 
Henry  Cabot 
Jonathan  Hastings 
John  W.  Folsom 
Alex.  Townsend 
Wm.  S.  Shaw 
Andrew  Ritchie 
Benjamin  Pollard 
Samuel  D.  Parker 

D 


Israel  Munroe 
William  R.  Gray 
Richard  D.  Harris 
John  Brazer 
Henry  Gray 
W    P.  Whiting 
Joseph  E.  Smith 
George  Burroughs 
Jesse  Putnam 
Tristram  Barnard 
Amos  Binney 
Joseph  N.  HI  owe 
Edw.  Tuckerman 
Thomas  Welsh,  jr. 


Saml.  F.M'Cleary 
John  Williams 
Wm.  C.  Aylwin 
J  no.  W.  Ha  V  ward 
Wm.  Simmons 
Benjamin  Guild 
Samuel  Gore 
Thomas  Dennie    ' 
Saml.  K.  Williams 
James  Phillips 
Bejija.   WhitweJJ 
Augustus  Peabody 
Francis  J.  Oliver 
Thomas  Clark 


u 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Boston. 


John  Stuart  Francis  Green        Francis  Welch 

Francis  Games  David  Sears  Samuel  May 

Thomas  Pay&on  Samuel  L.  Knapp  Jacob  Hall 

Joseph  Woodward  James  Hall  Daniel  Messinger 

Nathan  Hale  Turner  Phillips        John  Tappan 

Charles  Bradbnrj  Joseph  Lovering      George  Ticknor 

Nathl.  P.  Russell  Joseph  W.  Revere  Eliphalet  Williams 

Wm.  Payne  John  McLean         Saml.  P.  Gardner 

Henry  Codman  David  Hinckley      Edward  Cruft 

William  Tudor  Samuel  B.  Barrell  Henry  J.  Oliver 


Zach- G.Whitman  Henry  N.  Rogers 


William  Wells 
Benjamin  Russell 
Ebenezer  Oliver 
Red  ford  Webster 
Benjamin  Greene 
Joseph  Tilden 
Joseph  Coolidgfe 
Samuel  Snelling 
William  Mackay 
Benjamin  "West 


Francis  Bassett 
Francis  C.  Gray 
Samuel  Swett 
Samuel  Fisher 


George  Morey,  jr* 
Henry  H.  Fuller 
John  C.  Gray 
Edward   Brooks 
Franklin  Dexter 


OctaviusP'ckering  Bradford  Sumner 


Joseph  Sewall 
William  Sturgis 
CTiarles  P.  Curtis 
Thomas  Power 

George  Gay 


Eben.  Withington  IIarrisonG.Ofis,jp 

Phineas  Blair 

Josiah  P.  Cooke 

Abraham  Wild 

Abra.  W.  Fuller 

John  Chandler 

Benjamin  Rand 

Elijah  Morse 

Henry  Sargent 

James  C.  Merrill 

Samuel  D.  Ward 

Thos.  Stevenson 


Samuel  A.  Wells 
Thomas  Welsh 
Francis  Gardiner 
Richard  Fletcher 
Thos.  J.  Eck% 
David  W.  Child 
Nathan  Webb 


Henry  Orne 

Dav.  S,Townsend  Nath.  G.  Snelling 


J.  W.  Davis 

Thomas  A.  Dexter  John  Cotton 
William  P.  Mason  Willard  Phillips 
Horatio  M.  Willis  Wm.  J.  Spooner 
William  Parker        Alexander  Bliss 
Benj.  L.  Weld        Henry  Warren 
Bryant  P.  Tildea    A.  A.  Dame 
Elifiha  Clap  Andrew  Dunlap 

Geo.  W.  Brimmer  J.  R.  Adan 
Josiah  Salisbury      Ezekiel  Little 
George  Storer         Theod.  Lyman,  jr. 
Charles  Hay  ward    Benj.T.  Pickman 


Caleb  Loring 
Cyrus  Alden 
Saniuel  Andrews 
Edward  Phillips 
Zebetiee  Cook 
John  C.  Warren 
James  Jackson 


Ebenezer  Francis 


Henry  Alline 
J.J.  Loring 


David  A.  Simmons  Samue- D   Harris    - 
Saml.Frothingham  Henderson  Inches 
Isaac  Winslow         Walter  Channing 
George  E.  Head      James  Bowdoin 
Charles  G.  Loring  Thos.  W.  Phillips 
William  Gale  Josiah  Bradlee 


George  W.  CofSn  Benjamin  Rich       Edmund  Kimball 


Counsellors  at  Law  in  Boston. 


S9 


John  HuBbard        Thomas  W.  W?.rd  Joseph  Austin 
Thaddeus   Page       Samuel  Hammond  Henry  Bass 
WiUiam  Tileston     Elbridge  Gerry        Gedney  King 
Thomas  Wetmore  Samuel  G.Perkins  William  P.Green? 
John  G,  Rogers      George  Bond  Isaac  Osgood 

Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Chettiea. 
Samuel  Low,  William  Harris,  Joseph  Stowers. 

JVotariea  Fubl'C  in  Boston. 
WilliamStevenson  Saml.  J.  Prescott     Charles  Hay  ward 
Samuel  Biagge         Stephen  Codman 


Counsellors  at  Laiv  in  Boston. 


Rufus  G.  Amory 
Daniel  Davis 
William  Prescott 
Benjji.  Whitman 
George  Blake 
John  Phillips 
Benjamin  Parsons 
Benja  WhitwelJ 
Joseph  Rowe 
William  Sullivan 
John  Wilhams 
John  Heard,  jr. 
Peter  O.Thacher 
Benjamin  Gorham 
James  Allen 
Wm    H.  Sumner 
Warren  Uutton 
John  Knapp 
Israel  Munroe 
Samuel  l>.  Parker 
Thos.  Welsh,  jr. 
William  Austin 
Timothy  Fuller 
Lemuel  Shaw 
Daniel  Webster 
Andrew  Ritchie 
Alex.Townsend 
James  T.  Austin 
William  Minot 
Jaxnes  Savage 


Samuel  Hubbard 
Joseph  E,  Smith 
Augustus  Peabody 
Samuel  L.  Knapp 
Sam.  F.M-Cleary 
Saml   K.  Williams 
Wm.  C.  Aylwin 
Wm.  P.  Whiting 
George  Sulli\au 
Benjamin  Guild 
John  Stickney 
J.  W.  Hayward 
Joseph  Harrington 
Thomson  Miller 
Thomas  J.  Eckley 
William  Simmons 
William  D.  Sohier 
Phineas  Blair 
Thomas  Power 
George  W.  Bo^le 
Nathan  Hale 
Josiah  P.  Cooke 
Zach   G.Whitman 
Cyrus  Alden 
Sherman  Leland 
Beiijamiri  Rand 
Abr'a.  W    Fuller 
Henry  Codman 
Elijah  Morse 
George  Gay 


Henry  Orne 
Samuel  D  Ward 
Abraham  Wild 
Lucius  M.  Sargent 
David  Towsend 
Jam^s  C.  Merrill 
J^amuel  B  Barrel! 
Stephen  Hooper 
Samuel  Fisher 
Francis  Basset 
Da^id  A.  Simmons 
Ocla  iusPickering 
Francis  C.  Gray 
William  Gale 
William  P.  Mason 
Horatio  M.  Willis 
Charles  P.  Curtis 
Benjamin  L.  Weld 
William  Parker 
Thomas  A  Dexter 
Moses  I  'raper 
H.  G.  Otis,  jr. 
Henry  H.  Fuller 
George  E.  Head 
Charles  G.  Loring 
Geo.  Morej,jr. 
Richard  Fletcher 
John  C.  Gray 
Edward  Brooks 
Franklin  Dexter 


4jp  Justices  of  the   Peace  in  Essex. 

Willard  Phillips       Francis  Gardiner  John  G.  Rogers 

Alexander  Bliss       Bradford  Sumner  Isaac  Osgood 

William  J. Spooner  H.  B  Smith  Wm.  P.  Greene 

John  R  Adan  Edmund  Kimball  Jona.  B,  Porter 

Andrew  Dunlap       Thos.  W.  Phillips  Samuel  Dexter 

Henrj  Warren        James  Bowdoin  Joseph  Bartlett 
Abraham  A. Dame   Thomas  Wetmore 

Mtorneya  at  the  Su/ireme  Judicial  Court  in  Boston. 
Wm.  T.  Andrews  Wm.  A.  Warner  Theoph.  Parsons 
Mark  Moore  JohnT.  W^inthrop  John  F'arrie,  jr. 

John  P.  Bigelow    Wald  oFlint  \Vm,  H.  Gardiner 

W  ijliam  H.  Eliot   William  Page  W. R.P.Washburn 

John  M.  Fiske 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas  in  Boston, 
Benja.  D.  Greene  Hen.H.Huggeford  Fred.  A.  Farley 
Henry  J.  Tudor      John  Walsh  Francis  Brinley,jr. 

Asa  W.  Paine         Samuel  E.  Sewall    Wm.  F.  Apthorp 
William  Little,  jr.  John  B.  Davis        Wm.  T.  hadduck 
Francis  E.Putnam  Sidney  Bartlett      Thos.  Stephenson 
Francis  P.  Smith    E.  Ritchie  Dorr 

C3*  For  Additions  and  Corrections,  see  Appendix. 

Sheriffs  Joseph  Hall,  Esq.  of  Boston. 
Deputy  Sherijf'sy   Bradish  Billings,  Luke  Baldwin, 
Charles  P.  Sumner,  John  S.  Williams,  of  Boston.     Offi- 
ces Court-street,  - 

Coroners. 
Bo.'iton^  Thomas  Badger,         Chelsea^    David    Floyd, 
Daniel  Carney,  Joseph  Ste-     Joseph  Stowers. 
vens,  Thomas  Stevenson 

ESSEX.  """" 

Judge  of  Probate,  DsLniei  A.  White,  of  Salem. 
Begister  of  Probate^  Nathaniel  Lord,  jr.  Ipswich. 
agister  of  Deeds.  h.vc\os,C\iOZXe,oi^2i\QVCi. 
County  Treasurer^  Nathaniel  Wade,  of  Ipswich. 
County  Attorney^  John  Pickerini?,  of  Salem. 
Cier/c  of  the  Courts^  Ichabod  Tucker,  of  Salem. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum.  ^ 
jindover,  John  Kneeland,      Clark,  Samuel  Merrill 
Mark  Newman,    Hobart      Beverly    Joshua  Fisher, 


Justices  o[  (he  Peace  in  Kssex, 


41 


Thomas  Stephens,  Robert 
Rantoul 

Boxford  Thomas  Perley 
Gloucester  Henry  Phelps, 
Lonson  Nash 
Haver  hill  Israel  Bartlett, 
Stephen  Minot,  John  Var- 
num 

Jjiswich  John  Heard,  Asa 
Andrews,  Nathl.  Wade 
Lynn  James  Gardner,Rob- 
ert  W.  Trevett 
Manchester     VVm.  Tuck 
Marblehead  Nathan  Bow- 
en,  Jo'i»n  Prince,  Ralph  H. 
French,  Nathl.  Hooper 
Mtthuen  Benjamin  Osgood 
J^>  wdwri/EbenezerMarch 
J^envburyfiort  Oliver  Pres- 
cott,  James  Prince,  Jacob 
Gerrish,  William  Woart, 


Nelson 

Eowlcy    Pr.rker    Cleave" 
laiid 

Salem  Edward  A.  Holy- 
oke,  Jacob  Ashton,  John 
Punchard,  Jos.  E.Sprague, 
Moses  Townsend,  John 
Prince,  jr.  Ichabod  Tuck- 
er, Ezekiel  Savage,  Ben- 
jamin Merrill,  Leverett 
Saltonstall,  Daniel  A. 
White,  Amos  Choate,Wil- 
lard  Peele,  Benjamin 
Pieice,  D.  L.  Pickman, 
Amos  Hovey,  John  G, 
King,  John  Saunders 
Salisbury  Samuel  Nye, Ja- 
cob Brown,  Edward  Dorr 
Tofisjicld  Nehem.  Cleave^ 
land 
JVe?iham  Daniel  Kilham 


Jonathan  Gage,  Jeremiah 

^^/2poi?ited  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

Ebenezer  March,  Nathan  Dane,  Joseph  Story,  Johr^ 
Punchard,  John  Saunders,  John  Prince,  Josiah  Smith, 
Leverett  Saltonsta'll,  Ichabod  Tucker,  John  Picker- 
ing, Daniel  A.  White,  Wm.Woari,  Nathaniel  Wade, 
Asa  Andrews,  Amos  Choate,  O.  Prescott,  W.  B. 
Banister,  John  Varnum,  Charles  White,  Lonson 
Nash,  Henry  Phelps,  Nathaniel  Lord,  jr. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Amesbury  Thomas  Hoy t,    bury,  jr.  William  Burley, 


Robert  Patten,  Nathan 
Long,  Oliver  Stearns, 
Christopher  Sargent,  John 
Morse,  Eliphalet  Graves 
Avdover  John  L.  Abbot, 
Frederick  Frye,  (ieorge 
Osgood,  fSamiiel  Merrill, 
John  Adams,  Nathaniel 
Swift.  Amos  SpttLlding 
Beverly  Thomas  Da  vis, 
Jona,  Smith,  Isaac  Wood- 


Thomas  Stephens,  jr. 
i^c.r/orf/StephenPeabody, 
J.  Foster,  jr.  Parker  Spaf- 
ford,  Jonathan  Foster,  Mo- 
ses Donuan 

Z^ra(y/brf/Thomas  Savory, 
William  Greenough,  Jo- 
seph Chad  wick,  Jesse 
Kimball,  Daniel  Stickney, 
Jesse  Kimball,  jr.  Aaron 
Parker,    Moses    Parkei'» 


42 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Essex. 


Benjamin  Parker,  Jona- 
than Kimball,  E'iphalet 
Kimba^l,FrederirkParker 
Danvers  Eles  zer  Putnam, 
Gide.  Foster  Joseph  Shed, 
Benjamin  Crowniiishield, 
ZerubbabelPorter,Nath  an 
Felton,  \ndrew  Nichols, 
George  O&good,  John  W. 
Proctor 

Kssex  John  Choate,  Jona- 
than Story.George  Choate 
Gloucester  iohi\  Manning, 
jr  Wiliiam  Pearson,  Isaac 
Elwell.  William  Pearce, 
John  Prentiss,  Joseph  B. 
Manning,  James  Apple* 
tor.,  James  Goss 
BamrM  072Evoch  Fanlkner, 
Joshna  Giddins,  John  Saf- 
ford,  Matthew  Whipple 
Havej'hillheonard  White, 
Ephraini  Corlis,  Moses 
Wingate,  James  Ayer, 
jr.  James  Smiley,  Oliver 
Morse,Charles  White,Da- 
vid  How,  Nathaniel  Ladd, 
Isaac  R.  How,  Moses  Mer- 
rill, James  H.  Duncan,  E- 
noch  Foote,  John  Inger" 
soil,  Ebenezer  Gnge 
Jfisivich  Asa  Smith,  Jabez 
Farley,  Nathaniel  Lord, 
jr.  Joseph  Farley,  Joseph 
Lord,  Thomas  Manning, 
William  Conant,  jr.  Gee. 
W.  Heard 

I.ynn  Aaron  Lummus, 
E'ijah  Downing,  John 
Mudge,  Richard  Hazel- 
tine,  John  Lummus,  Ja- 
cob Ingalls,  jr. 
J.ynnjield  Daniel  Need- 
hnm,  Asa  T,  Newhall 


MancheHer  David  Colby 
Marblckead  Josh. Prentiss, 
NathanB. Martin  JohnBai- 
ley,  Asa  Hooper,  William 
Story,  Geo.  Barker,  Josh- 
ua Prentiss,  jr.  John  G. 
Hroper,Robert  Hooper.jr. 
John  Hooper,  E.  F.  W^al- 
lace 

Methuen  Stephen  Parker, 
John  L.  Bod  well,  Altred 
Ingals,  John  Russ,  Jona- 
than Currier 

Middleton  Asa  Howe, 
Daniel  Fuller 
Neni'burij  Moses  Little, 
Silas  Little,  Josiah  Little, 
DanielHale,ThomasHale, 
Samuel  Newman,  Richard 
Pike,  Nathaniel  Moody 
JMenvburyp-ort  Jona- 

than Marsh,  Jnsiah  Smith, 
William  Cross,  William 
B.  Banister,  Ebenezer 
Moseley,  John  Fitz,  Wil- 
liam Bajtlet,  John  Pet- 
tingel,  Moses  Brown,  Ste- 
phen Howard,  JohnGreen- 
leaf,  Isaac  Adams,  Thom- 
as M.  Clark,  Joshua  Car- 
ter, John  Soott,  Samuel 
Tenney,  Asa  W.  Wildes, 
Andrew  Frothingh  am  .Ste- 
phen W.  Marston,Edward 
S.  Rand,  John  Porter,  ^ohn 
Greenleaf 

Rowley  Benjamin  Proctor, 
Moody  Spafford,  Joshua 
Jewett,  Benjamin  Little, 
Thomas  Ga^e,  Asa  Nel* 
son,  Joshua  Pickard 
Salem  Benjamin  R.  Nich- 
ols, Dav.  Cummings,  Hen- 
ry Elkins,William  K»  Lee, 


Counsellors  at  Law,  kc.  in  Essex.         43 


Joshua  Ward,  G.SJohon- 
net,  John  Hathorne.Joseph 
Winn,  Nathaniel  Silsbee, 
John  Hathorne,  jr.  Samuel 
Ropes,  Joseph  Peabody, 
John  Dei  by,  E.  H.  Derby, 
John  G.  King,  Larkin 
Thorndike,  John  Osgood, 
JonathanHodges.JohnPed- 
rick,  3d.  Theo.  Eames,  Jon- 
athan P.SaunderSjSoloinon 
S.  Whipple,  John  Foster, 
Frederick  Howes 


Salisbury  Samuel  March, 
Jonathan  Smith,  Samuel 
Walton,  Ephraim  Morrill 
SaugusJ  oseph  Eames,Ab- 
ner  Cheever 

Tofisfield  Thomas  Per- 
kins, Jacob  Town,  jr.  W. 
N.  Cleaveland 
Wenham  John  Dodge 
West  Nenvhury  Daniel 
Emery,  Thomas  Hills,Ed- 
mund  Hills 


Notaries    Publick. 


Beverly  Robert  Rantoul 
Gloucester  John  Rogers 
Havtrhill  Charles  White 
Jfiswich  Jabez  Farley 
Lynn  James  Gardner 
Alarbieliead  Nathan 

Bowen 


JSTewburyport  John  Fitz, 
Samuel  Tenney,  John  Por- 
ter, Wm.  Woart 
Salem  Ichabod  Tucker, 
John  Prince,  jr.  Ezekicl 
Savage,  John  Punchard 
Salisbury       Samuel  Nye 


Counsellors  at  Lanv. 
Ameahury  Oliver  Stee/ns    JVtwburyfiort  Eben.Mose- 


Andover  Hobart  Clark, 
Samuel  Merrill,  Amos 
Spaulding 

Beverly    Nathan    Dane, 
Thomas  Stephens,  jr. 
Gloucester    Lonson  Nash, 
Joseph  B.  Manning 
Haverhill  John  Varnum, 
James  H.    Duncan,    Ste- 
phen Minot,  J.  R.  How 
Ifiswich  Asa  Andrews 
J^ynn  Robert  W.  Trevett 


ley,  Jacob  Gerrish,  John 
Scott,  Steph.  W.  Marston, 
Asa  W.  Wildes 
Sakmio]\n  Pickering.John 
Prince,  jr.  Leverett  Salton- 
stall, Benjamin  R.  Nichols, 
BenJRmin  Merrill,  Joseph 
E.Sprague,  David  Cum- 
mings,  JnhnG  King,  Fred. 
Howes,Larkir'Thorndike, 
Benjamin  L.  Oliver,  The- 
odore Eames,  Solomon  S. 
Whipple,  John  Foster 


Marblehead  R.  H.  French 

Attorneys  at  the  Sujireme  Judicial  Court. 
Danvers  John  W.  Proctor 
JVewburyfiort  Eben.    Shillaber 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Picas. 
Newbury fiort  Cal.Cushing    E.  H.  D.r Jv%  John  W.-ilsh, 
Salem  Joseph  G.  Waters,    Benj.  VVLcatoi;,  i-f,  i'ciuce 


44 


Deputy-Sheriffs,  &c.  in  Esses. 


Sheriff,  Bailey  Bartlett,  of  Haverhill. 

Defiuty  Sheriffs. 
Amesbury       Daniel  Long    Marblehead      Henry  Rea 


Nenvburyfiort    Philip  Bag- 
ley,  Oilman  White 
Salem  William  Mansfield, 
Daniel      Dutch,      Amrai 
Brown 


Andover  Moody  Bridges 
Danvera  John  Upton,  jr. 
Gloucester  Elias  C lough 
J/iswick  Theodore  An- 
drews, Michael  Brown 
Lynn    William  Chadwell 

Prison  ITee/iers, 
Ifiswich    Michael  Brown    Salem  Ammi  Brown 
Newburyfi.    Philip  Bagley 

Coroners, 
Amesbury       Ichabod  B.    C  Richardson 


Sargent 
Andover  Putnam  Ingals, 
John  Adams,  jr. 
Boxford  Lemuel  Wood, 
Daniel  Adams 
Bradford  Eiipha.  Rollins, 
Benjamin  Kimball,  jr.  Jon- 
athan Kimball,  jr. 
Danvers  SylvesterProctor 
Essex  Joshua  Giddings 
Gloucester  Wm.  Pearson, 
John  Rogers»  Wm.  Dane, 
Elias  Clough,  James  Goss 
Haverhill  James  Smiley, 
EnochBradley,Ohv.Morse 
Enoch  Foot,  Nathl.  Hills, 
John  Marsh 

Jfisv}ich  Michael  Brown, 
William  F.  Wade 
JLynn     William    Rhodes, 
Amos    Rhodes,     Eleazer 


Lywificld  John  Upton 
Marblehead  Isaac  Mans- 
field, Nathan  Bowen 
M^thuen  John  Sareent,  jr. 
Amos  Barker,  Jonathan 
Merrill 

Ncwbury^  Orlando  B.  Mer- 
rill, David  Little,  Daniel 
Adams,  3d 

JSfewburyfiort  Oilman 
White 

W.  M'e'vobury  William 
Pilsbury 

Rowley  Joseph  Pike 

Salem  William  Lang.John 
Punchard,  B.  Blanchard 
Salisbury    Jonathan  Smith 
Tofts  field      Daniel  Bixby, 
J.  Town,  jr. 
Wenfiam  Jonathan  Porter 


MIDDLESEX. 

Judge  of  Probate  y  S  t^nuel  P.  P.  Fay,  of  Cambridge, 
Pei(ister  of  Probate,  Isaac  Fiske,  of  Weston. 
Rei^ister  of  Deeds,  William  F.  Stone,  of  Cimbridge* 
County  Treasure),  John  Keyes,  of  Concord. 
County  Attorney^  Asahe!  Stearns,  of  Cambridge. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts  ^  Abraham  J^i^lo-^  of  do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Middlesex.        45 


Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorwn. 


Ashby  John  Locke 

Billerica      Joseph  Locke 

^roo^/iweGorham  Parsons 

Cambridge  William  Win- 

throp,    Abraham  Biglow, 

Asahel  Stearns,  Tiniothy 

Fuller,  Abraham  Hilliard 

Charlestoivn     John  Soley, 

William  Austin,     Joseph 

Hurd,  Rufus  Wyman 

Concord   Abiel  Heywood, 

William  Parkman,  Joseph 

Barrett,  Samuel  Honr,  jr. 

Dracut    Parker  Varnum 

Framingham  Jona.  May- 

nard 

Groton     James  Prescott, 

Samuel  Lawrence,  Luther 

Lawrence 

Littleton  David  Lawrence 

Marlborough  Samuel  Gib- 
bons, Joil  Cranston,  Ben- 
jamin Rice 

Medford      Samuel  Swan, 

Afifiointed  to  qualify 

Abraham  Biglow,  James  Prescott,  Sanmel  Hoar,  Jo- 
seph Heald,  William  Winthrop,  JosephHurd, Joseph 
Barrett,  Abiel  Heywood,  Joseph  Locke,  Rufus  Wy- 
man,  Amos  Bancroft,  Isaac  Fiske,  Josiah  Adams, 
John  Trowbridge. 

Justices  of  the  Peace » 
Actm  Jonas  Brooks,  John    Preston 


Nathaniel  Hall,  Abner 
Bartlett 

Newton  John  Richardson 
Pe/ifiereU  Joseph  Heald, 
John  Walton 

Beading  James  Bancroft 
Sherburne  Calvin  Sanger 
South  Beading  John  Hart 
Stoiv  Rufus  Hcsmer 

Teivksbiiry      Edward  St. 
Loe  Livermore 
Waltham    .Theodore  Ly- 
man 

Watertonvn  Levi  Thaxter,- 
Nathaniel  R.  Whitney, 
Nathaniel  Bemis,  Tyler 
Bigelow 

West  Cambridge  William 
Whittemore 

Westford  John  Abbot 
Wilmington  V>  iiliamBlan- 
chard,  Wm.Blanchaixl.jr. 
Weston  Ebenezer  Hobbs, 
Isaac  Fiske 
Civil  Officers. 


Robbins 
Ashby  Alexander  T.  Wil- 
lard,  Amos  Willington 
Bedford  AmariahPreston, 
Elijah  Stearns,  Thomp- 
son Bacon,  William  Web- 
ber 

Billerica  Blaney  Abbot, 
Jos.Crosby,jr.  JohnParker, 
SamuelWhiting,  Marshall 


Boxboro*  Oliver  T.Davis, 
Joseph  Stone 

Brighton  Gorham  Par- 
sons, Edward  Sparhawk, 
Francis  Moore 
Burlington  Abiel  Winn, 
WMUiam  Winn 
Cambridge  John  Mellen, 
Levi  Hedge,  Edmund 
T.  Dana,  John  Williams^ 


46        Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Middlesex. 


John  M>xall,  Richard  H. 
Dana,  VViliiam  Hitliard, 
VVilliim  I.  Whipple,  J.  P. 
Chaplin,  Peter  Tufts,  jr. 
William  F.  Stone 
Car  tide  Asa    Parlin 

Charletitoivn  Oliver  Hol- 
den,  David  Goodwin,  Hen- 
ry Ad^ms,  Elias  Phiiiney, 
Jctseph  Tufts,  jr.  G  imaliel 
Bradford,  Leonard  M. 
Parker,  Timothy  Walk- 
er. Isaac  Warren,  Thorn  • 
as  Harris 

Chelmsford  Wm.  Adams, 
Joel  Adams,  J  jnathan  Per- 
ham,  Cyrus  Baldwin,  Na- 
thaniel Wright 
Concord  Nathan  Barrett, 
Tiliy  JMerrick.JohnKeyes, 
Thaddeus  Biood,  Nathan 
Brooks 

JOMwsraZ)/eMicahEldridge, 
Jonathan  Bennet 
Dracut  Daniel  Varnum, 
Israel  Hildreth,  SimonCo- 
burn,  JamesVarnum,  Ben- 
jamin F.  Varnum 
Eant  Sudbury  William 
Bridge,  William  Johnson, 
Othniel  Tyler,  Jacob 
Reeves,  William  Sherman 
Framingham  Josiah  Ad- 
ams.JohnTrowbridge,  Ab- 
ner  Wheeler,  Luther  Bel- 
knap 

Groton  Amos  Bancroft, 
James  Lewis, Willii^mNut- 
ting,  Joseph  Mansfield, 
Caleb  Butler,  Stuart  J. 
Park 

Holliston  John  Mellen, 
Kphraim  Littlefteld,  John 


Fairbanks,  Elihu  Cutler, 
Levi  Adams 

HofikiiitonW aW-^Y  M*Far- 
land,  Moses  Chamberlain, 
Jos.  \A\  Vaientjiie,  Thomas 
Buck,  in,  Fislier  Metcalf, 
Ensha  Fairbanks,  Nathan 
Pnipps 

Lexi7igto7iSdL\h2iii  Chand- 
ler.! .s.Fiske, Jonas  Bridge, 
joim  Mu  liken,  I^aac  Has- 
tings, Ames  Muzzey,  j", 
Lincoln        Samuel  Hoar,    « 
Joshui      Brooks,      Elijah 
Fiske,  Charles  Wheeler 
Littleton    John  Manning, 
Simon  Hart  well,  Benj.Dix 
Maiden     Bernard  (i-eene, 
Beniamin   Blaney,  Henry 
Gardner,jr.  CharlesLewis 
Marlboro^  SilasFelton,John 
Loring,   William  Draper, 
Willi: im  Barnes 
Medford  Jonathan  Porter, 
Nathan    Adams,   Dudley 
Hall,  Wm.  Ward,  Turell 
Tufts 

Ml  tic  A  John  Fiske,  Heze. 
Broad,  WilliamGoodenow, 
John  Atikins 

JVeiuton  John  Kenrick, 
Samuf:!  Murdock,  Josiah 
Bacon,  Samuel  Stimson, 
Josiah  Fuller,  Ebenezer 
Starr,  Amos  Allen,  Joseph 
Jackson 

Pefifierell  Lemuel  Parker, 
James  Lewis,  jr.  Abel 
Jewett 

Reading  Benjamin  Upton, 
John  Weston,  DanielFliut, 
David  Upton,  Timothy 
Wakefield,  Edmund  Par- 


Counsellors  at  Law  in  Middlesex.         47 


ker,  Daniel  Chute,  Joshua 
Prescott,  Jacob  Goodwin 
Sherburne  Joshua  Ware, 
John  Bullard 
Shirley  Thomas  VVhitritsi^ 
Benjamin  Hartweil,  Juhn 
Edgarton,  lanies  Parker, 
Stephen  Longley, Nathan- 
iel Holdcn 

South  -Reading  William 
Nichols 

Sioneham    Daniel  Gould, 
Peter  Hay,  2d 
Stow      Aug  istus  Tower, 
Moses  VVhitnev 
Sudbury  EbenezerPlymp- 
ton,  Ashbel  Kidder,  Wil- 
liam Hunt,  Aoel  Wheeler, 
Asher  Goodei^ow 
Teivksbury    Wm.  Brown, 
Samuel  Worceste. ,  fosiah 
Brown,  William  Roger- 
Toivnsend  Uaniei  Adams, 
Isaac     Mu  I  liken,      Josiah 
Richardson,  Saml.  Brouks, 
Aaron  VVarten 
7]/^/^,s6or'/Eben.Bdncrof , 
jr.  Robert  Brisdey,  Daniel 
Rich<»rdsr.t..,   Calvin    1'  o- 
mas.  Josj?i.h  Dante  ith,  J;)S- 
eph  Butteiheid,  John  Far- 

JVotaries 
Cambridge  Wm.  J .  Wnip- 
ple 
Charlestown     John  Soley 

Counsellors 
Ashhy  John  Locke 

Biilerica  Joseph  Locke 
Cambridge  Ahrat^nm 

Hilliard,  Timothv  Fu^^cr, 
William  J  Whipple,  Asa- 
hel  Stearns,  Richaixl  H. 
Dana 


well,  jr.  Asa  Butterfield 
Waltham  David  Town- 
send,  Jonathan  Coolicige, 
Abner  Sanderson,  John 
Clark,  John  Bright,  Luke 
Fiske 

Wateriown  Thos.  Clark, 
Jonas  White,  Moses  Cool- 
idge,  Seth  Bemis,  Luke 
Bemis,  Amos  Livermore> 
jr.  Abijah  White,  M.  B, 
Spring 

West-  Cambridgelednthun 
Wellington,  Wm.Whitte- 
more,  Thomas  Russell, 
Benjamin  Lock,  James 
Russell 

West  ford  Thnmas  Fletch- 
er, Benjamin  Stone,  Isaiah 
Leighton,  Beiija.  Osgood 
JVesion  John  Slack.Joseph 
Russell,   Ira  Draper,  Al- 
pheus  Bigelow,  jr. 
Wilmington  Saml.  Jaque?, 
San  ue!  Eames 
licburn  J(  sephLawrence, 
Bill      Kusseli,      Sylvanus 
Plymptn,    John     Wade, 
Frai.cis  Br^bcock.Wyman 
Richardson 

Public. 

Concord  Nathan  Brooks 
Groton  Caleb  Butler 

Wutertown  Nathl.  Bemis 
at  Laiv. 
CharlestoTjn  Wm.  Aiistin, 
Henry  Adams,  Elia*";  Phin- 
ney,  Joseph  1  ufts,  jr. 
Leonard  M.  Parker,  Wil- 
liam Gordon 

Chrimsfcrd  Joel  Adams, 
Nathaniel  Wright 


48         Deputy-Sheriffs,  &c.  in  Middlesex. 


Concord  Samuel  Hoar,  jr. 
John  Keyes,  Nathan 
Brooks 

Dracut  Nathaniel  Wright 
E.Sudbury  Othniel  Tyler 
Framingham  EU  BuUard, 
Josiah  Adams 
Groton  James  Prescott, 
Luther  Lawrence,  Caleb 
Butler 

Hofikinton  Elisha  Fair- 
banks, Abraham  Harring- 
ton 

Maiden  Charles  Lewis 
Marlboro*  William  Dra- 
Der 


Medford  Abner  Bartlett 
JVewton  Amos  Allen 

Pefifierell  James  Lewis 
Reading  Jc«hua  Prebcott 
S»  Reading  Wm.  Nichols 
Stoiv  Rufus  Hosmer 

Tyngsboro^  Daniel  Rich- 
ardson, John  Farwell,  jr. 
Watertoton  I  yier  Bigeiow, 
Levi  Th^xter 
Wesffurd  John  Abbot 
W  si-Cambridge  James 
Russell 

Wi'ston  AlpheusBigelowJr. 
Woburn  Wyman  Rich- 
ardson 


jittorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court. 
Billerka  Marsliall  Preston    worth 
Groton     Samuel  Farns- 

Attorneys  at  the 
Brighton     /Vbr.  Edwards 
Cambridge  Saml.F.Lvinan 
C/^ar/("s/o7ynJohnM.Fiske, 
Paul  Willard 
Framingham         Lawson 


Townsend  Elisha  Glidden 
Common  Pleas* 

Kingsbury 

Marlboro'  Richard  Farwell 

Townsend    Simeon  S^un- 

derson»  Aaron  Keyes,Abel 

Conant 


Sheriffs  Nathaniel  Austin,  of  Charlestown. 
Defiuty  Sheriffs, 


Billerica     Joseph  Parker 

Cambridge      Isaac  Train 

Charlestown   Joseph  Hun- 

ewell 

Chelmsford     James  Pitts 

Concord  Abel  Moore 

Dracut         Isaac  C-'^bu'-n 


E  Sudbury  M.  M.  Rutter 
FraminghamHiih\sBi  wer 
Groton  S3  i!  I  son  W  nds 
ToivnsrndWn\  A.Uancvoft 
Tung;<h(jr'/  Jos.Butft  "field 
IVaifrtown  Satr.l  LerV -ed 
W'^sford        Levi  P  rker 


Crier  of  C.  P.  Levi  Parker,  of  VVestford. 

Crier  of  S.  J.  C.  Samson  Woo  -s,  of  Groton. 
G  aolcrs,  Camb.  Isaac  Tr  -in.    Concord  Abel  Moore 

Coroners. 
A.-ihbu  Wexa.nd.er  T.  Wil-     Bedfrd    Michael  Crosby 
lard,  Ezekiel  Colman  Cambridge  E.  W.  Metcaif 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Hampshire.       4'9 


Chariest onvn  Joth.  Johnson 
Chelmsford  Ebenr.  Parker 
Concord  Jonas  Buttrick, 
Abel  Moore 

Dracut     Israel  Hildreth, 
David  Blood,  jr. 
Dunstable  Leonard  Park- 
hurst,     Edmund     Page, 
James  Swallow 
K.Sudbury  CollinsDamon 
FraTningham   Aaron  Bul- 
lard,  Rufus  Brewer 
Groton  Abel  Famsworth, 
Jacob  L.  Parker,    Amos 
Lawrence,    Benj.  Moors, 
David  Childs 
HoUiston  John  Steadman, 
Loammi  Litchfield 
Hojikinton  Joseph  Valen- 
tine,  Nathan  Phipps 
Littleton  Jona.  W  hetcomb 
Maiden     Eberezer  Wade 
Marlborough  Silas  Gates, 
Isaac  T.  Stevens 


Mcdford       Nathan  Wait 

Natick  Oliver  Bacon 

J^eivton  Joseph  Jackson,jr. 

Benjamin  Fuller 

Pepfierell  John  Bullardjr. 

Jos.  Heald.jr.  Abel  Adams 

Reading  John  Temple,  jr. 

Sherburne  James  Bullard, 

John  Bulla rd 

South  Reading   Jeremiah 

Bryant 

Shirley    Stephen  Longley 

Stow  Phineas  Conant,John 

Patch   • 

Tewksbury  ThomasClark 

To  wn«f7?c?Wm.  A.  Bancroft 

Tyngsboro*  Ezra  Biodget, 

Dav.  Gould ,Jo8.F.Bancroft 

West  Cambridge  }^dMi\i\xi\ 

Wellington 

Wcsiford  Jonathan  Keyes, 

John  Leighton 

Weston        Nathan  Fiske 

Wilmington    Joel  Jenkins 


HAMPSHIRE. 
Judge  of  Probate  ^  Samuel  Hinckley,  of  Northamptan. 
Register  of  Probate^  Isaac  C.  Bates,  of  do. 

Register  of  Deeds ,  Levi  Lyman,  of  do. 

Coimty  Treasurer^  Daniel  Stebbins,  of  do. 

County  Attorney,  Jonathan  H.  Lyman,  of       do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts^  Solomon  Stoddard,  jr.  of  do. 
Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Amherst  Sam, F.Dickinson    LeviLyman,  Sol.Stoddard, 


Belcherton  Jos.  Bridgman, 

Eiakim    Phelps,      Mark 

Doolittle 

Hadley  Charles  P.  Phelps, 

Samuel  Porter 

Half  eld    Benjamin  Smith 

Northampton  Samuel 

Kjnckley,  Daniel  Wr'ght. 

E 


Jno.  Breck,  Lewis  Strong, 
Elijah  H.  Mills,  Solomon 
Stoddard,  jr.  Jonathan  H. 
Lyman,  Isaac  C.  Bates 
Norwich  Erastus  Lyman 
Westham/it.  Sylvest.  Judd 
Williamsburg  Asa  White 
Worthington  Elisha  Mack 


50       Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Hampshire. 


Afijiointcd  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Joseph  Lyman,  Daniel  Wright,  Levi  Lyman,  Noah 
Webster,  Rutus  Graves,  Solomon  Stoddard,  jr. 

Justices  cj' the  Peace, 


Amherst  John  Dickinson, 
Simeon  Strong,  Heze.  VV. 
Strong,  Gide.Stetson,  John 
Strong,  Kufus  Graves, 
Ithamar  Conkey,  Timothy 
J.  Gridley,  C.  F.  Bates 
Belcher  tan  Mason  Shaw, 
EstesHowe.EUdadPariions, 
Justus  Forward,  Justus 
Dwight,  Philo.  Dickinson 
Chesterfield  Spencer 

Piielps,  '1  had.  Baker,   A. 
Rice,  Isaac  King,  Alanson 
Anderson,  Dyer  Bancroft, 
Timothy  A.  Phelps 
Cummington  Nehe.  Rich- 
ards, Ebenezer  Snell 
East-Hainfuon  Thaddeus 
Clapp,  Oliver  Clark 
Enfield        Elihu  Lyman, 
Benjamin  Harwood 
Goshen  Wm. White,  Oliv- 
er laylor,  John  Williams, 
Timothy  Lyman 
Greenwich  Thomas  Pow- 
ers, Laban  Marcy,  Roger 
West,  Abijah  Powers 
Granhy         David   Smith, 
CharlesP'erry,AzorMoody 
Hndley   Giles  C.  lveiloj.^g, 
Roswell  Hubbard,   Moses 
Potter 

Hatfield      Oliver  Smith, 
Israel  BiUin^s,  Saml.  Par- 
tridge, 2!!.  John  Hastings, 
Israel  Williams 
MiddUJield  Matth.  Smitli, 


David  Mack,Erastus  Ing- 
ham, Joshua  Dickson 
J^orthamfiton  AsahelPom- 
eroy,  CharlesStarkweath- 
er,  John  Taylor,  Benjamin 
Tappan,  Ebenezer  Hunt, 
Samuel  Howe,  Dan.  Steb- 
bins,  Feidinand  H.Wright 
JVornoich  John  Ellis,  Aa- 
ron Hall,  S.  Kirkland 
Felham  Henry  Kingman, 
John  Conkey,  Isaac  Aber- 
crombie,  Barna.  Brighana, 
John  Rankin,  jr. 
Plainfieid  JruuesR rchards, 
John  H<milin,  Cyrus  Joy 
Prescott  B.  Brigham 

South  Hadley  Elihu 

Dwight,  Joseph  Strong, 
W'lliam  Bowdoin,  jr.  Josi- 
ah  Bardweil 

Southarnfitoii  A  saheJ  Birge, 
Frederick  Judd,  Asahel 
Cha|)man,Charles  F.Bates 
Ware  Rufus  King,  Wra. 
Bowdoin,  Joseph  Cum- 
mings,jr. 

Pl'f.sthamfiton  Jos.KinsIejr,. 
jr.  W^m.  Hooker 
Williuuisburg    Wm.  Bod- 
man,  Elisha  Hubbard 
Wurthihgton  Jona. Brews- 
ter,    Trowbridge    Ward, 
S  iml.    Biifiin^ton,      Dan, 
Daniels,  Jusiah  Mills,  W»I 
liam  Ward 


Deputy-Sheriffs,  &c.  in  Hampshire.         51 

Notaries  PubUck. 
Bclcherton      Mark  Doo-     C/;f.vrfrAfWDyerBancroft 
little  Nonhamp.  DaiuelStebbins 

Counsellors  at  Law, 
Amherst  ?s2im\.Y.T>\<:\i\n-  Greentvich  Laban  Marcy 
son,  Simeon  Strong,  Heze-  Hadl'-y  Giles  C.  Kellogg 
kiah  W.  Strong,  Ithamar  Hatfifld  Israel  Billings 
Conkey,  Lucius  Bolt  wood  JVbrMam/z/onSaml.Hinck- 
Btlcherton  Joseph  Bridg-  ley,  Solomon  Stoddard,  jr. 
man,  jr.  Mark  DooUttle,  Elijah  H.  Mills,  Isaac  C. 
Mason  Shaw  B.ues  Jonatnan  H.Lyman, 

Chrsterfield  Dyer  Ban-  John  Taylor,  Lewis  Stixing 
croft  5.  //ac?/ri/Wm.Bowdoin,jr. 

Enfield         Elihu  Lyman     Worthington  ElishaMack 

Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court, 
Mrthampton    Charles  C.    Bates 
Forbes,  Tim.  C.  Cooley        Williamsburg  Elisha  Hub- 
Southamfiton    Charles  F.    bard,  jr. 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas, 
Amherst     Jona.  Eastman    Plainfield  Horatio  Bying- 
Granby   Epaphrns  Clark    ton,  Cyrus  Joy 
Northamfiton       John  H.     rTor/Am^-^onHoraceSmitU 
Ashmun 

Sherijfy  Joseph  Lyman,  of  Northampton. 
Defiuty-Sherifs, 
Amherst  ZebinaDickinson,     Ware    William  Page,  jr. 
Chester  Dickinson  Northamfiton  AustinSmith 

Belcherton  SimeouD wight  5.  Hadley  Joel  Millar 
Pelham  Isaac  Abercrom-  Plainjield  Josiah  Shaw,  2d. 
bie,  jr.  W^orMzVzg-f.  Abraham  Ed*^ 

Enfield        Rufus  Powers    wards 

Dcfiuty-Gaoler^  Cephas  Clapp,  Northampton. 
Critr  of  Courts^  William  Bolter. 

Coroners, 

Amherst    Solomon  Keyes  Greenwich  AldenLathrop 

Eastman,  Asahcl  Thayer  Northampton        Thomas 

^e/cA^r^on  Elihu  Sandford  Wright,       Abner    Hunt, 

Cummington  Bela  Norton  Austin  Smith 

Enfidd        Rufus  Powers  Pelham   Isaac  Abercrom- 

Goshen      Ambrose  Stone  bie,  jr. 


32        Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Plymouth. 

S.  Hadley  Josiah  Bardwell     Worthington  Josiah  Mills, 

5bw?Aam/z^owAsahelChap-    Elisha  Brewster 

man 

PLYMOUTH.  ^ 

Judge  of  Probate^  Wilkes  Wood,  of  Middleborough. 
Register  of  Hrobaie^  Bezd  Hayward,  of  Plymouth. 
Register  of  Deeds^  Rosseter  Cotton,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer^  Rosseter  Cotton,  of  do. 

County  Attorney^  Kilborn  Whitman,  of  Pembroke. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts^  John  B.  Thomas,  of  Plymouth. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Ahington  Samuel  Norton     Plymouth  Henry  Warren, 
BridgeivQter      Bartholo-    Zaccheus  Bartiett,  Wm. 
mew  Brown  Jackson,  Zabdiel Sampson, 

Duxbury    Seth  Sprague,    N.   M.    Davis,      Jno.  B. 
Judah  Alden  Thomas 

Hanover  Day.Stockbridge    Plymfiton     Elijah  Bisbee 
Hingham    Ebenezer  Gay    /?oc/^eyrer  Abrah.HMines, 
Kingston     John  Themas    Charles  J.  Holmes,  E*isha 
Middlebord*  WilkesWood,    Ruggles 
Abiel  Washburn  ScUuate       Cushing  Otis, 

l^orth  Bridg  water  Caleb    Elijah  Turtier 
Howard,  H'.ward  Carey        West  Bridgewater  Daniel 
Pembroke  Kilborn  Whit-    Howard,  William  Baylies 
man 

Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers, 
Daniel  Howard  Beza  Hayward,  Charles  Turner, 
Henry  Warren,  Nahum  Mitchell,  Zabdiel  Sampson, 
Wilkes  Wood,  Abr.  Holmes,  Elisha  Ruggles,  Kilborn 
Whitman,  Hector  Orr,  Elijah  Turner,  William  Bay- 
lies, Nathaniel  M.  Davis,  Joim  B.  Thomas,  Ebenezer 
Gay,  Thomas  Loring,  jr.  C.  J.  Holmes. 
Justices  of  Che  Peace. 
Abington     Nathan  Gur-    Mitchell,  Daniel  Mitchell, 
nev, '    Daniel     Lane,   jr.    Nathan    Lazell,    Nathan 
Benjamin      Hebart,      Ja-    Alden,      Ezra  Kingman, 
red     Whitman,      Micah    Daniel  Crane,  Noah  Fear- 
Pool  ing,  Benjamin  Pope,    Syl- 
Jiridgewater          Hector    vanus  Lazell 
Orr,  James  Thomas,  Sol-    Carver  Nehe.  Cobb,  Ben- 
omon  Alden,  jr.     Nathan   jamin  Ellis,  Joseph  Clark, 


Notaries  Public  ia  Plymouth. 


63 


Thomas  Hammond 
Duxbtiry  WilliamLoring, 
Ezra  Weston,  Samuel  A. 
Frazer 

Halifax  JosiahThompson, 
Dbadiah  L}  on,  Nathaniel 
Morton,  Zebad.Thompson 
Hanover  HoT&tio  Gushing, 
Snow  Curtis,  Reuben  Cur- 
tis, Aaron  Hobart,  Mel- 
zar  Curtis 

Hanson  Charles  Cushing, 
Oliver  Whitten,  Nathan- 
iel Cushing,  Thomas  Ho- 
bart 

fTingham  Daniel  Shute, 
jotham  Lincoln,  jr.  Solo- 
mon Jones.  Robert  Gould, 
Caleb  Thaxter,  Martin 
X^incoln,  Joseph  Wilder,  jr. 
Jerome  Cushing 
Hull  Samuel  Loring,  jr. 
Kingston  Seth  Drew,  Jedi- 
diah  Holmes.  James  Sever, 
Thomas  P.  Beal,  Nathan- 
iel Thomas,  John  Se- 
ver 

Marshjield  Eiisha  Phillips, 
Joseph  Ciift,  jr.  Constant 
Oakman,  Luke  Wads- 
worth,JohnThcmas,  Chas. 
Macombcr,  Thos.Dingley, 
Francis  G.  Ford 
M'dcilcboo*  David  Rich- 
mond,  Saml.Pickcns,  John 
Tinkham,  Zechariah  Ed- 
dy, Martin  Keith,  Thomas 
Weston,  Seth  Miller,  Wil- 
liam Canedy,  Jacob  Ben- 
nett, Thomas  Sturtevant, 
Wiil'am  Bourne,  Charles 
J\/'otaries 
PlymcVfth  John'lhoinas,jr. 
E  2 


Hooper,  Levi  Pierce,  Seth 
Eaton 

North  Bridgeiuater  Gide- 
on Howard,  Abel  King- 
manjjonathitn  Snow,Lem- 
uelPackard,JosephSylves- 
ter,  Eiiab  Whitman,  Silas 
Packard, Lemuel  Packard 
Pembroke  Alden  Briggs, 
W^iUiam  Torrey,  Nathan- 
iel Smith 

Plymouth  RosseterCottoK, 
Barnabas  Hedge,  Nathan- 
iel Spooner,NathanielRus- 
sell,  Samuel  Da,vis,  Ben- 
jamin Bramhall,  Benja- 
min M.  Watson,  Joseph 
Bartlett,  jr. 

Plijmpton  Isaac  Wright, 
Zenas  Biyant,  jr. 
Rochester  George  King, 
James  Ruggles,  Nathaniel 
Ruggles,  Gideon  Barstow, 
jr.  Caleb  Briggs,  Elijah 
Willis,  Thomas  Bassett, 
Joseph  Meigs 
Scituale  Hayward  Pierce, 
Jesse  Dunbar,  Edward 
F.Jacnbs,  John  Collamore, 
W  m  .Haven,  J.  B.  Turner, 
Wm.  Hammatt 
Wareham  Israel  Fearing, 
R,  Leonard,  Benjamin 
Fearing,  John  Fearing, 
Beiijamin  Bourne, William 
Fearing 

If  est  Bridgeiuater  Abie- 
zer  Alger,  Jonathan  Cope- 
land,  jr.  John  E.  Howard, 
George  W.  Perkins 

Publick. 
X^ttxdwri/StudleySampson 


54        Deputy-Sheriffs,  &c.  in  Plymouth. 

Scituate       Jesse  Dunbar  Wareham     Benj.  Fearing 

Hingham  Jerome  Gushing  Middleboro*  Wilkes  Wood 
Rochester    Nath.  Ruggles 

Counsellors  at  Lanv. 
Abington  Jared  Whitman,  M)rth  Bridgeivater   EUab 
Benjamin  Hobart  Whitman 
Brtdgeiua(erBB.rtho\omevr  Pembroke  Kilborn  Whit- 
Brown  man 
Hanover     Aaron  Hobart  Plymouth  Nat.  M.  Davis, 
Hingham   Eben^zer  Gay  John  Thomas 
Kingston  Thomas  P  Beal,  Rochester  Abrah.HoImes, 
William  R.  Seaver  Charles  J.  Holmes 
Middleboro'  WilkesWood,  West  Bridgewater,  Wm. 
Zech.  Eddy,  Isaac  Stevens  Baylies 

Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court. 

Plymouth   John  Thomas,  Scituate^     John  Thaxter 
William  Thomas 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas. 

Halifax  Welcome  Young  Rochester     David  Bacott 
Hanover       Alex.  Wood 

Sheriffs  Nathan  Hayward,  of  Plymouth. 
Dejiuty  Sheriffs. 
Bridgewater  Edw.  Vinton    jamin  Kingman 
//a7zov(!'r  Horalio  Cashing    Pembroke     Dav.  Oldham 
Hanson  Nathaniel  CoUa-    Plymouth    Thos.  Spooner 
more  Plymfiton        Thomas  B. 

Hingham  Seth  Cushrng.jr.    Harrub 
Kingston    George  Adams    Rochester  Nathaniel  Has- 
Marshjield  Jedediah  Little    kell 
McfaVe/^oro' Lemuel Bviggs,     Scituate  Nathaniel  Clapp 
Nathaniel  Wilder,  jr.  rK(?5/5rif/g-ew.FiskeAmes 

jYorth  Jiridgenvatcr    Ben- 

Critr  of  the  Courts^  Nathaniel  Wilder,  of  Middleboro'. 
Gaoler ^  Coomer  Weston. 

Cojuinissioners  of  Wrecks,  William  Davis,  jr.   Plym- 
outh, Paul  Merritt,  Scituate. 
Coroners. 
Abington  Lebbeus  Gurney    Canter     Nelson  Barrows 
Bridgewater     Lot  Whit-     Duxbury^&x\]2Lxm\\W^^\x^ 
marsh  Studley  Sampson 


J^tices  of  the  Peace  in  Bristol. 


66 


Halifax  Cyrus  Richmond 
JJanovtr  Josial.  Siuith.  jr. 

Ebenczcr  N.  Chadclock 
Hanson  Nachl.  C(  llamore 
Hingham    Job  Loiing,  jr. 
Sam.HobMt.jHS  Stevenson 
Kir.g.^tan  Jededi.  Holmes, 
jr.  Joh.  Gjs.y 
JV/(7rv' ^fr/c/V  ^il  liamLe  wis, 
James  D>i\j;ley 
Middltb.jro*  Samuel 

Thomp<?dn,       Jos.    Jack- 
son, Eben.  Strowbrid^e 
J^orth  Bndgenvater  'I'hos. 


Wi«les,  jr.  Thos.  Packard 
Pembroke  Charles  Litile, 
Nithaniel   Loiing,     Peter 
Salmondjr.  Is.  Barkcrjr. 
Plymouth         Be'^j.  Drew 
PlymfiQu  Elia?  Ciiurchill 
Thomas  B.  H:iirub 
Rochester  Nath.niel  Has- 
kell, Davki  Pi-ckh:  m,jr. 
Sciiuate    Lemuel  Turner, 
Samuel  \A'^aterm'in,    John 
Coliamore,  Elijah  B.  Tur- 
ner, Abiel  Cudvvorth 
Warfham     Curtis  Tobey 


BRISTOL. 
Judge  of  Probate^  H  r'ij  .h  Baylies,  of  Digbton. 
JRrg/.ter  oj  Prob:.te,  David  W.  G.  Cobb,  of  Taunton. 
Jiel^is:-  ■■  of  t)  (ds,  Aiffed  v\  illiams,  of  Taunton. 
County  Treasur  r.  Sanvaei  Crocker,  of  Taunton. 
County  Attornty,  James  Eliis,  of  Taunton. 
Cltrk  of  the  Courta^  James  Sproat,  jr.  of  Taunton. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 

Be-kley    Samue'    Tobey,    A^orton  L^iban  VVheaton» 


A[)ollos  Tobey 
Z):^r»2owf//H()lderSlocum, 
Enhu  Siocum 
Digh  on  Hodijih  Baylies 
Eauton  Daniel  VVhraton 
Fairhavtn  \lden  Sptx^ier 
JVew  .flfc(/c;  re/Lemuel  Wil- 
liam s,Lemu'-  Williams,  jr. 
Paynham  I.  uthan  Shaw, 
S«th  V\  ashbutn 
Rehoboth      David  Perry 


Ephr<iim  Raymond 
Seeko7ik        Oliver  Stark- 
weather 

Taunton  James  Williams, 
James  Sproat,  Marcus 
MfTton,  Jones  Godfrey, 
John  M.  Williams,  Asa 
Danforth,  Francis  Baylies, 
Jus.  Ellis,  John  W.Seabury 
IV  tiling  tan  Wm.  Baylies 
W(  b-tfiort  Abner  Brownell 


Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers, 
Samuel  T-  bev,  Lemuel  WilUanis,  TS'Athaniel  Morton, 
David  Perry,  James  Sproat,  Jrhn  W  Seabury,  Jo- 
seph Tisdale,  Marcus  Mortdi,  John  Nye,  John  M. 
waiams,  Asa  Danforth,  Lemuf^'  M  scomber,  James 
£Uis,  Hercules  Cushman,  Samuel  Crocker. 


66  Justices  of  the  Peace  ia  Bristol. 


Justices  of 
Auleborough  Joel  Read, 
Jacob  Balcom,  Israel 
Hatch,  Ebenezer  Dagget, 
Noah  Claflinjr.  Lem.  May 
Berkley  Simeon  Chase, 
Ezra  Dean,  Levi  BYench, 
jr.  Barzillai  Crane,  Adoni- 
ram  Crane 

Dartmouth  ^br^^m  Tuck- 
er, Oliver  Alden,  Holder 
8locum,  jr.  Z.  A.  Macom- 
ber,  Joseph  Ciifford,  Thos. 
Almy,  Jeptha  Ashley, 
Benja.R.  Tucker,  Labau 
Thacher 

Dighton .  William  Wood, 
Nathaniel  Williams,  John 
Hathaway,  Caleb  Chase 
Easton  Elijah  Howard, 
John  Pool.Shepherd  Leach, 
Calvin  Brett,  Rowland 
Howard,  David  Manley, 
Joshua  Giim ore.  John  Tis- 
dale,  Cyrus  Lathrop 
Fairhaven  Nathaniel  S. 
Spooner,  Kellry  Elbridge, 
James  Taberjoseph  Trip, 
Ansel  Gibbs,  Johii  Hawes, 
Rounsevil  Spooner,  Levi 
Jenney 

Freetoivn  Ephr.Winslow, 
Benjamin  Weaver,  Job 
Morton,  Ebenezer  Pierce, 
H.  Cushman,  Earl  Samp- 
son, Rufus  Bacon 
Mannfield  David  Gilbert, 
Rowland  Green,  Solomon 
Pratt,  Mason  Cobb,  Ben- 
jamin Billings 
.Yeiv  Brdford  William 
Rotch,  jr.  E.  Haskell.  J. 
Nye,Roger  HaskeU,Abra- 


the  Peace, 

ham  Barker,  James  How- 
land,  2d.  Thomas  Rotch, 
Samuel  Rodman,  Timo- 
thy G.  Coffin,  Benjamin 
Li:icoln,Thomas  Keniipion 
A'br/on John  Hall,  Wilham 
Burt,  Silas  Cobb,  Thomas 
Danforth,  2d.  Daniel  Par- 
ker, Isaac  Hodges,  Samu- 
el Morey 

Raynham  Nathaniel  Bri- 
ton, Israel  Washburn,  Jo- 
siah  Deane,  John  GiU 
more 

Rehoboth  Sabrey  LawtoHj^ 
Jos.  Wheaton,  ^.  Lemuel 
Macomber,  jr/ George  W. 
Peck,  Ezra  E^liss,  ^liomas^ 
Carpenter,2d|.  Jas.Bliss,2d. 
Barnard  Wl^eeler,  Sim- 
uel  Bullock,  2d.  Israel 
Nichols 

Seekonk  Collins  Darling, 
Allen  Hunt,Ji)hn  Mi?dbury, 
Calvin  Martin,  Danl.  Car- 
penter, Elkanah  French, 
Thos.  Kinnecut,  Apollos 
Cushman,  Ebenezer  Buck- 
lin,  Moses  Sanford,  Benja- 
min Couzens,  jr. 
Somerset  Francis  Borland, 
William  Reed,  David  An- 
thony, Mason  Buffington, 
David  Gray,  Elisha  Siade, 
jr.  Hanan  Wilbour 
Swanzey  Jatnes  Luther, 
Thomas  Peck,  Danl.  Hale, 
John  Mason  William  Ma- 
son, Henry  Gardner,  John 
Wins  low 

Taunton  Benjamin  Wil- 
liams,    Jonathan    logell, 


Counsellors,  Attorneys,  &c.  in  Bristol.       67 


G'deon  Wilsiams,  Joseph 
Ti.sdaie,  Altied  WiUianis, 
Simeon  fisdale,  William 
HotJges,  2<i.  John  Reed, 
Nathaniel  Leoiiard,  Josiih 
Kin^,  John  (iodt'iey.  Jvihn 
West,Nathaniel  Williams, 
Thomas  l.incoh ,  1).  ^i, 
W»  C(bb,  James  L.  Hodg- 
es, Abiathar  Ingcil,  Na- 
llian  Kuit;,  (  nailes  Rich- 
mond, Piiuy  Menick 
Trou  Joseph  E.  Read, 
W  ilham  B.  Canedy,  Abra- 
JVbtarze< 
Dartmouth  Zebedee  A. 
Macomber 

Ijighton  Tho.B  Richmond 
Fairhaven      Nathaniel  8. 
Sp(K)t,er,  Levi  Jenney 
J^eijo  Bedford  limothy  G. 

Counsellors 

Maston      Cyrus  Lothrop, 
D;iniel  Wheatoa 
Fairhaven^  nt.\)  .S.Spooner 
Freetown  Hercules  Cush- 
man,  Rutus  Bacon 
Mans fi  Id     David  Gilbert 
J^eno  Bedford        Lemuel 
Williams,  jr.  John  Ny  e 
Morton    Laban  Wheaton 
Scekonk  ApollosCushmin, 


ham  Bowen»  David  Terry, 
James  Ford 

WrUington  San-ucl  W. 
Baylies,  Thomas  B.  Rich- 
mond, George  Walker, 
Natiianiel  Wheeler,  Isra- 
fl  Anthony,  Thomas  S. 
Baylies,  Joseph  Gooding 
Westfiort  William  W  hite, 
2c!.  Peleg  Sisson,  Sylvester 
Browiiell,Aljner  B.Giftbrd, 
Anselm    Bassett,    Nathan 

C.  Brownell 

Public, 

Coffin,  l^homas  Kemptcn, 
Lenuiel  Williams 
Westfiort  Abner  Brownell 
See  honk  Apoilos  Cushman 
Somerset  David  Gray 
Taunton  Jonathan  Ingell 
at  Law, 

Moses  Sanford,  Benjamin 
Couzens,jr.Collins  Darling 
Taunton  Marcus  iMorton, 
Francis  Baylies,  Jas.  Ellis, 

D.  G.  W.  Cobb,  Pliny 
Merrick 

Troy  James  Ford 

Wellington      bamuel  W. 

Baylies 

Wetitfiort  Ansehn  Bassett 


Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court 
Mw  Bedford  T.ruo^hy  Cr.     Setkonk       Peter  B.  Hunt 
Coffin,  C  harles  H.  ^A•  arren    Swanzey  Wm.  A.F.Sproat 
Fretiotun  Hezek.  Battelle 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas, 
Attleborough         Everett    Laban  M.  Wheaton 
Bo-'lcom 

A'ew  Bedford    John  Rus- 
seU 
Mrton     Earl  P.  White» 


Taunton     James  Sproat, 

jr.  Jacob  Chapin 

Troy      John  Lindsey,  jr. 


58     Deputj-Sheriffs  &  Coroners  in  Bristol. 


Shcrijfy  Horatio  Leonard,  of  Raynham. 


2d. 


Defiuty  Sheriff's. 
Ai'tlehcrough\^Ydt!tUldX.z\\y    X'orton 
jr.  Elisha  May 
Berkley  Dean  Burt 

Dartmouth  Kussell Shear- 
man, Samuel  Barker 
Dighton  Dariiel  Smith 
Jiaefon  Elijah  \A  iiliams 
Fairhaven'^  illiamGnrdon 
Freitoion  John  H.  Pi.  rce 
Man.^JieLd  Chrirles  Day 
J\ew  Bedford  Peleg  Jen- 
ney,  Edward  Pope 

Gaoler^  Abiezer  Dean,  of  Taunton. 

Cyier  of  ike  Courts^  Oliver  Soper,  of  Taunton. 

Jnsfi.  of  Fire  Jrms,  Remember  Carpenter,  Attleboro*. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks^  ilfc.  Lemuel  Williams,  of 

New-Bedford,  ApoUos  Fobey,  of  Berkley, 


Daniel  Smith, 
Geo^-ge  Clapp 
Rehoboth  Cromwell  Bliss, 
James  Nichols 
Somerset  Benj.  Anthony 
Sw  mzey  Royal  Chase 
Seekonk  Church  Gray 
Troy  John  C.  Borden 
Taww^OTzJamesWoodward 
WdlingtG  nC  rocker  Babbit 
Westfiort     Adam  Gilford 


Coroners. 


Attleboro^  Peter  Thacher, 
Walter  Tyier.Samuel  Ty- 
ler, Elisha  May 
BerkleyLeyi  French,Dean 
Burt 

Dartmouth  Russell  Shear- 
man, Henry  Tucker,  jr. 
Samuel  Barker 
Easton  Rowland  Howard, 
Daniel  Macmbcr 
J'wrhaven  Wm.  Gordon, 
Isaac  Viiir.e.Mt 
Fr-ctown  John  Nichols 
Many fi  eld  Simeon  Green 
Nonon  Lane  H  -dges 
N.Bedford  Simpson  Hart, 
Nathan  Bates,  William 
Kempton,  Ephr.  Kempton 
Raynham  \m  ntis  Snaw 
Rehoboth  ThDS.Carpenter, 
2d.  John  Brown,  Elijah  A. 


Read,Israel  Drown, Crom- 
well Bliss,  J<Tseph  Smith 
Seekonk  John  Miller, 

Caleb  Carpenter,  Ezra 
French, Abraham  Ormsby 
Somerset  Henry  Bragg, 
Philip  Bowers 
Swanzey  Benajah  Mason, 
David  Brown,  2d. 
Taunton  David  Carver, 
Silas  Leonard,  Edward 
Grossman,  Atjiezer  Dean, 
Benjainiii  Ingell,  James 
Woijdward,  Oliver  So- 
per 

Troy  Sheffield  Weaver 
Wfstfiort  Jonathan  Brow- 
nell,  Peleg  W.  Peckham, 
Frederick  Brownfll 
Wellington  Crocker  Bab- 
bitt 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Barnstable. 


59 


BARNSTABLE. 
Judge  of  Probate^  John  Davis,  ot  Barnstable.  ^ 

Hegister  of  Probate, 

Register  cf  Deeda^  Job  C.  Davis,  of  Barnstable. 
County  Tieaaurer^  David  Crocker,  oi      do. 
County  Attornty,  Nymphas  Marston,  of  do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts^  Abner  Da«  is,  of         do. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  cf  the  Quorum. 
Barnstable    John    Davis,     Chatham    Richard  Sears, 
Isaiah  L.  Green,    Samuel    Scndwich  NatUaniel  Free- 
Savage,      Abner     Davis,    man 
Nymphas  Marston  Yarmouth  Elisha  Doane, 

Palmouth  Sam.P.Croswell    John  Reed 
Brewster         Elijah  Cobb     i^Fe^(?e?S:i ml.  Waterman 

Appointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Nathaniel  Freeman,  John  Davis,  Richaai  Sears,  Wen- 
dell Davis,  John  Reed,  John  Seabury,  Braddock 
Dimmick,  Elijah  Col)b,  Nathaniel  Lewis,  Joseph 
Sampson,  Anthony  Snow,  David  Crocker,  John  D. 
Bangs,  James  Crov^ell. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Barnstable  Josi.  Sampson,    Lawrence,  Ebenezer  Nye, 


Naler  Crocker,  Rowland 
T.Crocker,  Joseph  Bbss, 
jr.  Job  C.  Davis,  David 
Crocker,  Jonis  Whitman, 
Sylvester  Baker 
Brewster  Abra.  Winslowr, 
Joseph  Sampson 
Chatham  Richard  Sears,jr. 
Ezra  Crowell,  John  Sea- 
bury 

Dennis  Stephen  Homer, 
Nathan  Stone,  Jonathan 
Nickerson,  Jona.  Bangs 
Pastham  Saml.  Freeman, 
Eiisha  JMay  o,  Harding 
Knowles 

Paimouth  Francis  W^eeks,- 
Braddock  Dimmick,  Joseph 
Parker,  Nathaniel  Lewis, 
1  iiouius    Fish,     Shnb;iti 


Elisha  P.  Fearing 
Harwich  Ebenezer  Brooks, 
Isaiah  Chase,  William  El- 
dridge.  Obed  Brooks,  Na- 
than Mickerson 
Marshpee  Gideon  Hawley 
Orleans  Is? ac  Sparrow, 
Simeon  Kingman,  William 
Mvrick 

Provincetown  Benjamin  E. 
Atkins,  ( )rsamus  I'homas, 
Richard  Sparrow 
Sandwich  Elisha  Perry, 
Elisha  Pope,  Benjamin 
Burgess,  William  Handy, 
I'homas  Swift,  John  Free- 
man, Russell  Freeman, 
Melatiah  Bourne,  William 
Ftssenden,  Seth  F.  Nye 


Trz 


Anthony  Snow. 


60  Deputy-Sheriffs,  Coroners^  &c.  in  Barnstable. 

John  D.  Bangs,  A.  Hinck-    Crowell,  Henry  Thatclier 
ley  Welfleet    William    Cole, 

YarmouthGiyvh.2Lm  Lovell,    Josiah  Whiiman,  Reuben 
Joseph     Hawes,      James    Arey 

A'otaries  Publick. 

Jlarnstahle  David  Crocker  Welficet  Sainl.  Waterman 

Brewster  Isaac  Foster,  jr.  Yarmouth  Jumes  Croweil 

C/fa^Aaw  Richard  Sears, jr.  Provincftown      Orsamus 

-fia' ;(/^a w Harding' Know les  Thomas 

Falmouth  Sam.  P.Croswell  Harwich  Isaiah  Chase 
Sandwich  Russel  Freeman 

Counsellors  at  Law, 

Barnstable  Nymphas    Seth  F.  Nye 

Marston  Yarmouth        John    Reed 

Sandwich  Russel  Freeman, 

Attorneys  at  the  ^mpreme  Judicial  Court. 

Barnstable  John  W.     Brewster    Geo.  Copeland 

Whitman  Orleans  John  Doane 

Attorney  at  the  Common  Pleas. 

Caleb  Re  id,  of  Ya- mouth. 

Sheri^,  Wendell  Davis,  of  Sandwich. 

Deputy  Sherijf'fi. 

Barnstable  JLzr?L  Crocker^     Orleans   William  Mmck 

John  Bursley,  jr.  Sandwich  Sliadrach  Free- 

Brewster  Benjamin  Berry    man,  Stwall  Fessenden 

Falmouth       Davis  Hatch     Yarmouth    Charles  Sears 

Gaoler^  Robert  Lothrop,  of  Barnstable. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  ^c,  Thomas  Fish, Falmouth, 
Richard  Sears,  jr.  Chatham.  Melatiah  Tobey,  Sand- 
wich, Joshua  SmaU,  Truro,  Daniel  Comings,  Orleans, 
Obadiah  Doane,  Eastham. 

Coroners, 
Barnstable  Isaiah  Parker,    /^a/mowMConsider  Hatch, 
H  lar.d  T.  Crocker,    Asa    Samuel  Bourne,  jr.   Seth 
Y  Mjng  Hamlin 

Brewstrr  William  Cr^-sby  Orleans  Henry  Knowles 
Chatham  Samuel  Nve  Provincetown  Jonathan 
I'ennis  S^th  Tobey     Nickerson 

Fast/mm  Michael  Collins,  Sandxcich  Lemuel  Pope, 
Timothy  Cole  lie  man     Touey,     Lewir. 


Justices  of  the  Peace,  &c.  in  Dukes.      61 

f'ope  Welfleet  Josiah  Whitman, 

Truro  Levi  Stevens,  Jonas    Jeremiah  Newcomb 
Stevens  Yarmouth   Joseph  Hawes 

Overseers  of  the  Marshfiee  and  Herringfiond  Indians^ 
Nymphas  Marston,  Gideon  Hawley,  Kilborn  Whitman. 

^  dukes! 

Judge  of  Probate^  George  Athearn,  of  Tisbur}^ 
Resrister  ofTrobate^  Cornelius  Marchant,  of  Edgarton, 
R^gistct  ofDe^ds,  Samuel  Str.ith,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer,  William  Jerregan,  of  do. 

County  Attorney,  Thomas  Dunham,  of  Tisbury. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts^  Cornelius  Marchant,  of  Edgartoiv. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Chibnark  Mathew   May-     Elijah    Stewart,    Williara 
hew,  Ebenezer  Skiff  Mayhew 

Edgarton     W.  Jerncgan,     Tilbury  John  Davis,  Geo. 
Athearn 

Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers, 
George  Athearn,  of  Tisboty,  William  Jernegan,  and 
Thomas  Cook,  of  Edgarton, 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Chibnark  Allen  Mayhew,    Samuel  Whelden,  Daniel  ^ 
John    Hancock,      Simon    Fellows,  jr.  Jethro  Dag- 
Mayhew  gett 

Edgarton  Cornelius  Mar-     Tsbunj  ThomasDunham, 
chant,    Ichabod    Norton,    Benjamin  Allen 
Attorneys  at  C.  P.— Ebenezer  Skiff,  Chilmark  ;  Thos. 
Dunham,  Tisbury  ;  Theod.  G.  Mayhew,  Edgarton. 

J^otaries   Pubtick. 

Chilmark        Henry  Allen        chant 

Edgarton  Cornelius  Mar-     Tisbury     William  Cottle 

Sheriff,  Isaiah  D.  Pease,  of  Edgarton. 

Deputy  Sheriffs 

Chilmark    Thomas  Nick-    ^t/^a**ron  Nathan  Jernegan 

erson  Tisbury      El  j^h  Hillnmn 

Guardian  to  Indian  and    Mulatto    Proprietors,  Gay 

Head,  Tristram  Allen,  Chilmark- 

Guardians  to  the  Indians  of  Chapfiaquiddick^  Thomas 
Cooke,  Elijah  Stewart* 

F 


62        Officers  in  Nantucket  &  Worcester. 

Commissioners  of  Wrecks,  klfc.  Ebenezer  Skiff,  Chil- 

mark,  Jethro  Worth*  Edgarton. 

Coroners. 

Chilmark  Tristram  Allen        Tiabury     James  Cottle 

Edgarton  Peter  Pease,  jr. 

NANTUCKET. 

Judge  of  Probate  and  County  Attorney ^  Isaac  Coffio* 
Register  of  Probate,  Josiah  Hussey, 
Mrgister  of  Deeds,  Latham  Gardner^ 
County  Treasurer^  Robert  Folger 
Clerk  of  (he  Courts^  Benjamin  Gardner. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum, 
Isaac  Coffin,  Samuel  Bigelow,  Walter  Folger,  jr.  Jo- 
siah Hussey,    Daniel   Coffin,   Isaac    W.  Whitman, 
William  Coffin,  Albert  Gardiner,  Zaccheus  Hussey, 
Benjamin  (Gardner 

Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers, 
Isaac  Coffin,  Zaccheus  Hussey,  Albert  Gardiner,  Josl'^ 
ah  Hussey. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 

Joseph  Swain,  Georeje  Cannon,    Martin  T.   Morton^ 

Barker  Burnell. 

^Votaries  Publick. 

JVantutket,  Benjamin  Gardner,  Zaccheus  Hussey. 

Counsellors  at  Laiv,  Josiah  Hussey.Isaac  W.Whitman. 

Attorney  at  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Isaac  Coffin. 

Sheriff',  Uriah  Gardner. 

Physicians,  Oliver  C.  Bartlett,  Rowland  Gelston,  Mar- 
tinT.  Morton,Paul  Swift,  RcubenMacy.EdmundGale. 

Comynissioner  of  Wrecks^  iJfc.  Jeremiah  Lawrence. 
Coroners,  Benjamin  Glover,  David  Allen. 

WORCESTER. 

Judge  of  Probate^  Nathaniel  Paine,  of  Worcester. 
Register  of  Probate^  Theophilus  Wheeler,  of  do. 

Register  of  Deeds ^  Artemas  Ward,  of  do. 

County  Treasurer ,  Samuel  Allen,  of  do. 

County  Attorney,  Rejoice  Newtcn,  of  do. 

Clerks  of  (he  Courts,  Ahijah  F)gtic\v,of  do. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Worcester.        63 


Jufitices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum^ 
jishburnham  Joseph  Jew-     Oxford      Jonathan  Davis 
Oakham  W  id  .C  ra  w  f(  )rd,jr. 
Petersham  H..tchins 

Hcipgood,  Lewis  Bigelow 
/^ri/;cei^77VVarciN.Bo\  1st  n 
Rudand  Kafus  Potntim 
ShreiVibury  J.  Henshaw, 
Jon  ih  ti  we 

Sterling        John  Robbins, 
i'homas  H.  Biood 
button  Jonas  Sibley 

Ux bridge  Benj.  Adams 
WefUboro^  Nathan  Fisher 
Western  Danf^rth  Keyes 
Westminster  Michael  Gill 
Worcester  N^thl.  Paine, 
Theophilus  Wheeler,  Ab- 
raham Lincol.%  Isaiah 
Thomas,  Daniel  Clap, 
Levi  Linco  n,  Daniel 
VVitldo,  Abijah  Bigelow, 
Edwar '  D.  Bangs,  Re- 
joice Newton 


ett 

jit  hoi  James  Humphreys 
Bar'e  Nathaniel  Jones, 
Eleazer  James 
Bolton  Stephen  P.Gardner 
Btvokjicld  Tilly  Rice 
Charlton  Salem  T(«wn,  jr. 
Dudl.y  Aaron  Taits 

Pitchbu'g     JohuShcpley, 
Joseph  Fox 

Hardwick  Siml  Eastman 
Harvard     Benj.  Kimball 
Lancaster  Samuel  Ward, 
Timothy  Whiting.   Moses 
Smith,  Wm.  Stedman 
Leicester  Nathl.  P.Denny 
Leominsier  Jonas  Kendall, 
Solomon  Strong 
Xu«tf«6Mr^//Edm. Gushing 
A/e«(/on  Jonathan    Russell, 
Spth  H  stings 
Milbury        Aaron  Pierce 


Mr.  Brookjield  Thos.Hale 

Afipointed  to  (juaVfy  Civil  Officers. 

Dwight  Foster,  Sakm  Town,  Joseph  Allen,  Nathaniel 
P.iine,  Olivtr  Fiske,  Theopliilus  Wheeler,  Abraham 
Lincoln,  Timothy  Whiting,  Jonathan  Davis,  Wiiliam 
Stedman,  Seth  'lasri  gs,  Ridiard  Gtiorge,  James 
Humphreys,  Moses  Smith. 

Justices  of  the  Pface, 


Jlshburnham  Abrah.  Low, 
George  R.  Gushing,  St  i)h- 
en  Corev.  Ivers  Jfwett 
A: hoi  Joseph  Pierce,  Geo. 
Fitts 

Barre  Asa  Walker. Elijah 
Caldwell,  Simeon  Metcalf, 
Seth  Lee,  Nathnl.  Hough- 
ton, Samuel  Lee,  jr.  Eph- 
raim  Wilson 


Berlin         Amos  Johnson, 
Solomon  How 
Bolton  Jonat-h.  Whitcomb, 
Natiil.  Longley,Amos  Par- 
ker, Caleb  Moore 
Boylston    James  Longley, 
Aaron  WhUe,  Sam.  Brig- 
ham,  Jotham  Rush 
Brookjield      Elisha  Ham- 
mond,    Simeon   Draper, 


6  4        Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Worcester. 


Thomas  Bond,  jr.      Seth 
Field,   Jesse  Bliss,  Joseph 
W.  Harnikoti 
Charlton     WilUam  P.  Ri- 
der,   Isaiah   Rider,    John 
Sparr.   Zephaniah  Brown, 
John  l),ivis,  jr. 
Dana      Apollos  Johnson, 
Stephen  Johnson 
Douglas  Benj.  Wallis,jr. 
Ben  j  a  ruin  Craggin 
Dudley     Amasa  Nichols, 
Jeplha  Bacon,  Allen  Han- 
cock 

Fitchburg  Calvin  Wiilard, 
Peter  Snow,  William 
Cunningham 

Gardntr  Simeon  Leland, 
Smyrna  Glazier,  William 
Whitney 

Gra/iiowNathaniel  Adams, 
Benjamin  Goddard,  VVm. 
Lamb,  Amasa  Roberts, 
Jonathan  Wheeler 
Hardtoick  John  Hastings, 
Daniel  Ruggles,  vVilliam 
Cutler,  Jason  Mixter, 
Thomas  Wheeler 
Harvard  Isaac  Whit- 
ney, Jacob  Haskell,  Eph- 
raiiii  Hinds 

Holden     William  Drury, 
Lemuel  Davis,  James  Eas- 
terbrook,    Ebenezer  Eas- 
terbrook,  Ethan  Davis 
HubbardstonW\\Xv2iTaM2i' 
rean,    Asa  Wheeler,    S. 
Swan,       D.    Woodward, 
Henry  Prentiss 
JjincaHer      Josiah  Flagg, 
JacobFisher,  Benj .  Wy  man, 
Edward  Goodwin,    Jonas 
Lane 
Leicester  A.  Flint,  Abijah 


Bigelow ,  David  Knight 
Leominster  Wm,  Nichols, 
JohnGardnerJoel  Crosby, 
Bezaleel  Lawrence,  David 
Wilder,  Joseph  G.  Ken- 
dall, William  Perry 
Lunenburg  Esek  Whiting, 
Thos.  St«arns,Eph.M  .Cun- 
ningham, Charles  Cushing 
Mendon  Richard  George, 
Nathan  Very,  Jos.  Adams, 
Warren  Rawson,  Elijah 
Thayer,  Esek  Pitts,  Daniel 
Thurber 

MUlbury  Josiah  Stiles,  Ca- 
leb Burbank,  Amasa  Bra- 
man,  Asa  Waters 
Milford  PerlyHunt,Adam 
Chapin,    John  Claflin,  jr. 
Gustavus  Peck 
JVeiv-Braintree  Jos.  Bow- 
man,   Henry    Penniman, 
Jonathan    Nye,     Samuel 
Mixter,  Charles  Allen 
Ncrthboro*    Nahum  Fay, 
Isaac  Davis,  Seth  Grout, 
Stephen  Williams,  James 
Keyes 

JVorr/rdr/rfg-f  Paul  Whiting, 
Adolphus  Spring,     Wel- 
come Whipple 
North  Brookfield     Daniel 
Gilbert,  Benjamin  Adams, 
Jason  Bigelow 
Oakham   Washington  Al- 
len, William  Crawford,  jr. 
Joel  Jones,  James  Allen 
Oxford  SylvanusLearned, 
Abijah    Davis,       Samuel 
Hartwell,  Abisliai  Lamed 
Petersham  Nathl.  Chand- 
ler, Henry  Ward,  William 
Parkhurst,  JaredWeed 
Paxton    Nathl.  Crocker, 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Worcester. 


65 


Jonathan  Hubbard,  Brad- 
dyll  Livermore 
Fh7ili/isionlthsim2irWsir6, 
Elijah  Gould,  Abel  Piper, 
Oliver  Powers 
Princeton  v\^illiam  Dodds, 
Jonas  Brooks,  Charles 
Mirick 

Roy  ah  ton  Joseph  Easter- 
brook,  Steph.Bacheldor.jr. 
Andr.  Kendall,  Solo.  God- 
dard,  Thomas  J.  Lee 
Riitlarid  Jonas  Howe, 
DanielWalker,  TiUyFlint, 
Jnel  Davis 

^Shrewsbury  Andrew  H. 
Ward,  SamuelHaven,  Na- 
than How,  Jonah  How 
Soutliborou^h  Peter  Fay, 
Willard  Kewton,  Jonas 
Ball,  Benjamin  Champney 
Southdridge  Timo.  Paige, 
Frederick  VV.  Bottom, 
Calvin  Ammidown,  Cier- 
shom  P'.ympton,  Jas.  Wol- 
cott,  Luther  Ammidown 
Sfiencer  Benjamin  Drury, 
Jon;ts  Bemis,  James  Dra- 
per, jr,  Sardina  Muzzey, 
Frederick  Howe 
Sterling  Moses  Thomas, 
Isaac  Goodwin,  Jas.  Wil- 
der, Sam.  Sawyer 
SturbridgeO\\v.?\yrc^\.ow^ 
John  Phillips,  Eph.  Morey, 
Thos.Upham,  AbelMason, 
Jabez  Harding',  John  Hol- 
brook,  Samuel  Freeman, 
George  Davis,  Saml.  New- 
ell, Jared  Lamb 
Sutton  Sumner  Barstow, 
Stephen  Munroe,  Jona- 
than Leland,  Daniel 
F  2 


Tourtellott,  Jonas  L.  Sib- 
ley 

Temple  ton  Josiah  Howe, 
Ephraim  Stone,  Benjamin 
Brown,  Samuel  Cutting, 
Lovell  Walker,  Moses 
Wright 

Ufiton  Ezra  Wood, 

Elisha  Bradish 
Ux bridge    Bezaleel  Taft, 
jr.  Samuel  Read,  Freder- 
ick 1  aft 

Ward  Joseph  Stone,  John 
Clark,  Solomon  Sibley 
IVcstborough^BhMm  Har- 
rington, Breck  Parkman, 
Mos.  Grout,  Lovel  Peters 
IVfSt-Boylston  Robert  B, 
Thomas,  Joseph  Hinds, 
Barnabas  Davis 
Western  Jacob  Mansfield, 
Harvey  Sessions,  Reuben 
Cutler 

Westminster  Abel  W^ood, 
Jonas  Whitney,  jr,  Alex-, 
ander  Dustin,  Edward 
Kendall 

rf7nc*^e^rfo7?EnochKidder, 
Daniel  Henshaw,  Samuel 
Prentiss,  Ephraim  Mur- 
dock 

Worcester  Nathaniel 

Macarty,  James  Wilson, 
Samuel  Brazier,  Samuel 
M.  Burnside.  Wiiham  E. 
Greene,  Samuel  Jennison, 
Wm.  Jennison,  J.  Trum- 
bull, Stephen  Salisbury, 
John  Davies,  John  W. 
Stiles,  Samuel  Flagg,  John 
W.  Hubbard,  Artemas 
Ward,  Austin  Denny 


6§ 


Counsellors  at  Law  id  Worcester, 


N'otaries  Publick. 
Seth  Field    Sterling 


Brookfield 

Mendon       Joseph  Adams 

Petersham  NathLChandler 


Isaac  Goodwia 
W^orceiif  rTheo.Wheeler 


Counsellors  at  Ldnu. 


Barre  El'^azer  James,Seth 

Lee,  Nathaniel  Houghton, 

Luk.e  Eastman 

Brookfield  Dwight  Foster, 

Elisha  Hammond,     Jesse 

Bliss 

Charlton    John  Davis,  jr. 

Fitchburg  Calvin Willard, 

John  Shepley 

Grafton        Harry  Wood 

Ha  rfi^wzc^Samuel  Eastman 

Harvard    Ephraim  Hinds 

Hubbardston  SamuelSwan 

Lancaster    Moses  Smith, 

WiUiam  Steadman 

Leicester       Nathaniel  P. 

Denny,  Daniel  Knight 

Zeowzws^erWilliamPerry, 

Joseph  G.  Kendall 

Lunenburg  Ephraim  M. 

Cunningham 

Mendon       Seth  Hastings, 

Richard  George,  Warren 

Rawson 

JVew  Braintree  Chs.  Allen 

Petersham  Lewis  Bigelow, 


Jared  Weed 

Rutland  Rufus  Putnam 
Shrewsbury  And.H.Ward 
Sterling  Isaac  Goodwin 
Southbridge  Frederick W. 
Bottom 

Stur bridge   George  Davis 
Sutton      Sumner  Bastow, 
Jonas  L.  Sibley 
Temfileton  LoveUWalker> 
Samuel  Cutting 
Uxbridge    Benjamin  Ad- 
ams, Bezaleel  Taft,  jr. 
W^ifsr^oro^Nah.Harrin^ton 
Western  Jacob  Mansheld 
Westminster     Alexander 
Dustin 

Winchtndon  Daniel  Hen- 
sh-w 

Worcester  Nathl.  Paine, 
William  E.Greene,  Levi 
Lincoln,  Samuel  M.  Burn- 
side,  Rejoice  Newton,  Ed- 
ward D.  Bangs,  John  Da- 
vis, John  W.  Hubbard, 
Austin  Denny 


Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court, 
Boylston  Matthew  Dav-  JVorth  Brookfield 
enport 

Brookjield  HemanStebbins 
Dudley  Thomas  Pope 
Ijxncaster  Joseph  Willard 
Mendon  Wm.  S.  Hastings 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas. 
Athol       Clough  R.  Miles    Dudley    George  A.  Tufts 
Brookjidd    Amos  Crosby    Leicester  JEmory 

Washburn 


, Daniel 

Gilbert 

Uxbridge  Geo.  Wheaton 

Westminster  Simeon 

Saunderson 


Bcputy-Sheriffs,  &c.  in  Worcester.         67 


Ox/br</CharlesG.Prei\tiss,    Sout/ihridgtTimothyPm^^e 

Ira  Barton  Uxbridge  Saml.M.Crock- 

Petersham h.2LVonQvoo\ii,]V    er,  Joseph  Thayer 

Sheriff,  Thomas  W.  Ward,  of  Shrewsbury. 

Defiuty  Sheriffs. 

James  Oliver    Miiford 


jithol 

v^o7i6wr«Aa7nSUasW4utney 
^arre'MosesHofdcn.Wm. 
Robinson 

Brookficld  John  Muzzey, 
Alanson  Hamilton 
Charlton  Stephen  Eddy 
Douglas  EbenezerBolcom 
Dudley  Saml.Robinson,  2d 
I^itchburg  John  Phillips 
Grq/roTiDavidSherman.jr. 
Harvard  ReubenWhitney 
Hardwick  James  Simmons 
Hubbardston  Luther  Ciif- 
lord 

Leominster  Oliver  Adams 
Lunenburg  Wm.  Smith 
Lancaster  NathanielRand 
Leicester  Daniel  Upham 
Menaon  Lebbeus  Daniels, 
Amariah  Tat't 


Clark  Ellis 
J\feiv  Braintree  Moses 
H.  Felton 

Petersham  Cephas  Wil- 
lard 

Rutland  Joseph  King 
Sterling  Moses  Thomas, 
Ebe.nezer  Pope,  jr. 
Sutton  Daniel  Tourtellot 
S/iencer  David  Draper 
Southborough  Jonas  Ball 
Southbridge  Jeremiah 
Shumway'' 

Templeton  Joseph  Upham, 
John  Sawyer 

Uxbridge  Royal  Thayer 
Westminster  Ebenezer 
Jones 

Wiiu:hmdon  Jacob  Whales 
Worcester  Sewall  Hamil- 
ton, William  E-aton 


Crier  of  the  Courts,  Silas  Brooks,  of  Worcester. 

Keeper  of  the  House  of  Correction^   John  F.  Clark. 

Gaol  Keefier,  Harmon  Chamberlain. 

Coroners. 
AshbumhamV^'if\'ii\.tixvm^    Fitchhurg        Oliver  Fo3f 


Ivers  Jewett 
.:///^o/ Joseph  Pierce  James 
Oliver,  Daniel  Eilenwood 
Barre  Seth  Caldwell 
Bolton  Joseph  Sawyer,  jr. 
Boylston  ^Levi  Pierce 
Brookfield  SimeonDraper, 
John  Muzzey,  Matt.  Wood 
Charlton  AaronWheelock 
Budky  Jabez  Day,  Wil- 
Uapfi  Robinson 


Grafton      A.  Kimball,  jr. 
Isaac  W.  Wood 
Harvard  Aaron  Whitney 
Hardivick     Lemuel  Har- 
rington 

Holden      Henry  BuUard, 
William  Drun\  jr. 
Habbardston    David  Ben- 
nett, jr. 

Lancaster   Benj.  Wymani 
Richard  Haven 


68       Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Bershire. 


Leicester     Daniel  Upham 
Leominster    Abel  Carter, 
Daniel  Newhall 
Lunenburg-    Peter  Brown 
Mendon      Caleb  Thayer, 
AndrewPenniman 
Milford     Samuel  Penni- 
man,  Clark  Ellis 
Milbury      Reuben  Barton 
J\teiv-Braintree  Jona.  Barr 
J\r.  Brookfitld  MosesBond, 
Rufus  Dodt!;e 

Oakham  Fred.  A.  Presho, 
Thomas  Riuley 
Oxford  L'larris^L.Crane, 
Rut'usHarris,  Jam.Farwell 
Petersham         Asa  Pond, 
Eber  Hapgood 
Princeton         John  Dodd 
Royalston    Daniel  Wood- 
bury, Jonathan  Pierce 
Rutland        Calvin  Howe 


Shre%vsbury}osS\ivM\e.Vy]v . 
Soiithboro*      Dexter  Ball 
Sfiencer     Sardina  Muzzy, 
Walton  Liver  more 
Sterling     Moses  Thomas, 
Ebenezer  Pope,  jr. 
Sturbridge  Simeon  Fiske, 
Edward  Phillips 
SuUon  Thos.  Harback,  jr. 
Temiileton  John  E.Newton 
Ufiton      Daniel  Fis^ke,  jr. 
Uxbridgt  Phineas  Chapin 
Ward  John  Rice 

Westboro*  Love!  Peters 
Western  Josiah  Putnam 
Westminster  Jonas  Miles, 
Luke  Bigelow 
Winchendon  Saml.  Noyes, 
Obadiah  Walker 
Worcester  Silas  Brooks, 
William  Eaton,  Sewall 
Hamilton 


BERKSHIRE. 
Judge  of  probate,  William  Waiker,  of  Lenox. 
Register  of  Probate,  Nathaniel  Bishop,  of  Richmond. 
County  Attorney,  John  Whiting,  of  Great  Barringtnn. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts,  Charles  Sedgwick,  of  Stockbridge, 

Registers  of  Deeds. 
South  em -District,  Moses  Hopkins,  ot  Great-Barrington. 
Middle  District,  Joseph  Tucker,  of  Lenox. 
Northern-District,  Luther  Washburn,  of  Lanesborough. 
County  Treasurer,  Joseph  Tucker,  of  Lenox. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Adams         J.  Q.  Robinson    Joseph  Tucker,    Wm.  P. 


Becket  George  Conant 
Great  Barrington  Moses 
Hopkins,  John  Whiting 
Hinsdale  Thomas  Alien 
Lanef^boro'  Gid.  Wheeler, 
Wolcott  Hubbell 
Lee  Joseph  Whiton 

lenox  William  Walker, 


Walker,  Daniel  Williams, 
Cal.  Hyde.Jas.  W.Rtbbins 
JVeiv- Marlborough  Benn 
jamm  Sheldon 
Pittsfeld  JoshuaDanforth, 
Nathan  Willis,  William 
C.  Jarvis,  H.  Hubbard 
Richmond    Nathh  Bishop 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Berkshire. 


^9 


Sheffiddl'Ai^a.  Lee,Robert 
f.  Barnard,  Eli  Ensign 
Stockbridg-e  J  -seph  Wood- 
l>ridge,  Thadvteus   Pame« 
roy,  Samuel  Jones,  Henry 


VV.  Dwight 

finest  StocAbridgeRcbbms 

Kellogg 

WiUiunifito^vn  Wm.Stark- 

weather,DouglasW.Sk)ane 


Atifiointcd  to  quidify  Civil  Officers. 

Nathaniel  Bishop,  Wm.  Walker,  Joseph  Woodbridge, 
Joshua  Danforth,  Moses  Hopkius,  Samuel  H.  Whee- 
ler, Lyman  Hall,  William  P.  W«ilker,  Joseph  Tuck- 
er, Daniel  Noble,  Douglas  W.  Sloane,  Ezra  Kelloggj 

'^  John  Whiting,  John  C.  Williams  Jared  Curtis. 

Justices  of  the  Peace. 
Adams  Israel  Jofics,  John    with,  Caleb  Stanley,  Jacob 


Waterman,  James  Cum- 
mings,  Thomas  Robinson, 
Nathan  Putnam,  Luther 
Bartlett.Isaac  Brown  ,Jona. 
Richardson,  R.  Brown 
Alford  Elihu  Lester, 

J^orman  Lester,Elij.  Fitch 
Bechet  Seth  Wadsworth, 
Benj.C.  Perkins,  Asa  Baird 
Cheshire  John  Welles, 
Warren  Southworth,  Eb- 
€ne2erCole,Daniel  Brown, 
Ethan  A.  Rix,  Francis 
Fisk,  Moses  Wolcott 
Clarksburg  Samuel  Clark 
Daifon  John  Chamberlain, 
Abraham  Porter,  Thomas 
Greene,  Gideon  Deming, 
Henry  Marsh,Ashley  Wil- 
liams 

Egremont  Seneca  TuUer, 
James  Baldwin,  Andrew 
Bacon,  Wilbur  Curtis,John 
Hollenbeck,  Moses  Loomis 
Florida  Jesse  King,  Na- 
than Drury 

G.  5arri/2^;onMiles  Avery , 
David  Wainwright,  Lucius 
King,  David  Leavenworth, 
E?ra  Kellog,  Geo,  Beck- 


H.  Van  Dusen,  James  A 
Hyde,  BenjaiViin  Rogers, 
William  C.  Bryant,  1.  L. 
V.  Dusen 

Hancock  Gideon  Martin, 
Rodn-.an  Hazaid,  Augustus 
Stanton,  V\  illet  Gardner, 
Griffin  Eldridge,  John 
Gardner 

Hinsdale    Nathl.   Tracy, 
Artemas  Thomson 
Lanesboro*    Peter  B.  Cur- 
tis,   Lyman  Hall,  Luther 
Washburn, Timothy  Whit- 
ney, Calvin  Hubbell,  Gid- 
eon Wheeler,  Calvin  Hub- 
bell,  jun.  Henry  Shaw 
Lee  William  Sturgis,  John 
Nye,  James  Whiton,  Ste- 
phen   Thacher,   John    B. 
Perry,  Abijah  Merrill,  jr. 
Nathaniel     Tremain,     jr. 
William  Porter,  jr. 
Lenox     Charles  Worth- 
ington,  A.  Sedgwick 
Mount  WashingtonCh^rles 
Patterson,  Merritt  Smith 
J\r,  Ashford   Keyler  Kent 
JVeiv  Marlborough   Isaac 
Turner,  Joseph  Fitch,Ben- 


70         Counsellors  at  Law  in  Berkshire. 


jamin  Wheeler,  Jason 
Warner,  Edward  Stevens, 
Ebeiu  zer  Hyde 
Otis  Paul  Carkom,  Rod- 
crick  Norton,  Lester  Fil- 
ley,  Ardon  j  udd 
Peru  Cyrus  Stowell,  Wm. 
Frizell,  Thomas  Frizeil 
Pitt •  field  Orriu  Goodrich, 
Th  mas  Gold,  Joseph 
Shearer,  Oliver  Root,  John 
B.  Root,  Jonathan  Allen, 
Charges  Gootlrich,Thomas 
B.  Strong,  Butler  Good- 
rich, Theo^.  Hinsdale,  Jos. 
Mernck,Tho.A.Gold,Cal- 
vin  Mardn, Daniel  B.Bush, 
Pnineas  Allen,  Jas,  D.Coit, 
Trumbull  Dnrrance,  Lem- 
uelPomeroy,JohnCiiurchill 
Pichmond7jechdr\3h  Pier- 
son,  Noah  Rosseier,  John 
B  icon,  Wm.  S.  Leadbetter, 
N.  Reddington 
Savoy  Sneilum  Babbitt,  Jos. 
Willi  i^ns,  Edward  Mason 
Sa7idisficld  J^)hn  Cantield, 
Eliakim  Hull,  Erastus 
Beach,  William  Bettis, 
Daniel  Sears,  Lyman 
Brown,    Jabez    Bosworth, 


Sheffield  Moses  Hubbard, 
Stephen  Dewey,  Silas  Kel- 
logg, Moses  Su  ckingsSam- 
uei  Sneavs,  Andrew  An- 
drus,  Jared  Canfield,  Az- 
ariah  R(X)t,  Minor  Owen, 
William  Ashley 
Stockdridife  '  Henry  W. 
D wight,  Jared  Curiis,  Eii- 
sha  Brown,  Elijah  Brown, 
Charles  Sedgwick,  Joab 
Plumb,  George  Whitney, 
Cyrus  Williams 
Tyring  ham  Elnathan 
Pratt,  John  Garfield,  Sam- 
uel Tibbets,  jr. 
Washington  William  G. 
Ballantine 

W.  StocAbridge  Chris- 
topher French,  Lemuel 
Moffit,  Sylvanus  Tobey, 
Amasa  Spencer,  jr.  J.  C. 
Deming 

Williamstoivn  Deodatus 
Noble,Saml.  Kellogg^  Reu- 
ben YouTig, Nathan  Rosset- 
er,Chailes  A,Dewpy,D  ml, 
F'jster,  Timotliy  Whitman 
Windsor  Robert  Walker, 
Dennison  Robinson,  Asa- 
hel  Wright,  Noah  Green, 
E.  Baldwin 


George  Hull 

J^''otaries  Pub  lick. 

G.flamng'/.Thos.Hopkins     Sandi^Jield     George  Hull 

Pitt^Jield        James  Buell    Stockbridge^^Q.^N\\iW\^y 

Counsellors  at  Laiv. 


jidams  Thomas  Robinson, 
N^ithan  Putnam 
Grea  t-  Ba  rrington  John 
Whiting,  James  A.  Hyde, 
Williarn  C.  Bryant 
Binsdale  Thomas  Allen 
Lanesbord*  Luther  Wash- 


burn, Calvin  Hubbell,  jr. 

Lee      William  Porter,  jr. 

Lenox  V\  illiam  P.Walker 

A^e'iV'Marlboro\  Benjamin 

Shelden 

Otifi  Lester  Filley 

Pittsfdd    Thomas  Gold, 


Deputy-Sheriffs,  kc.  in  Berkshire.         71 


Thomas  A.  Gold,  William 
C.  Jarvis,  Daniel  B.  Bush, 
Calvin  Martin, H.Hubbard 
Sandi yield  Fhos.  Twini5)g 
Sh'ffie'd  Kobt.  F.  Barnard 
Siockbrid^e  Samuel  Junes, 


Henry  W.  Dwight,  George 
Whitney 

W^at-Stockbridge  Robbins 
Kellogg 

Wdliamstcwn  Daniel  No- 
ble, Charles  A.  Dewey 


Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court. 
Jdams   George  N.  Briggs     Stockbridge      Lawson  D^ 
Dalton    Henry  Marsh,  jr.     Bidwell 

Attorneys  at  the  Common  Pleas* 
Adams  Daniel  D.  Robin-    Richmond        Henry  W.. 
Bishop 

iiheffieldE^wsLvd  F.Ensign 
Stockbridge  Theodore  So 
Pomeroy 

Wdliamstown  Homer 
Bartlett 

Sheriff,  Henry  C.  Brown,  of  Pittsfield. 

Defiuty  Sheriff's. 

4dams^     So.  Villa.^e  Rob-    Patsfitld  Theodore  Hins- 


son 

Egremont  Charles  Leav- 
enworth 

Lenox  Joseph  Tucker 
Pittsfield  Matthias  R. 
Lanckton 


dale 

Richmond  Miles  Lymaix 
Sandis/ield  Stephen  Bos- 
worth 

Sht'ffeld  Albert  A.  Root 
Stockbridge  Alanson  Ben- 
nett 

TVilliamstown  Solomon 
Bulkley 

We&t-Stockbridge  Erastus 
Crocker 


ert  R.  Briggs 
Alford  W.  B.  Fenn 

Dalton  Israel  D.  Root 
Egremont  John  Sanford 
Great  Barrington  Ezra 
Kellogg 

Hancock  John  Gordon 
Hinsdale  Wm.  Pierce,  jr. 
Xanesdoro'Lyman  Hall, jr. 
l^e  Nathaniel  Backus 
Lenox  David  Osborn 

Otis  Daniel  Bartlett 

Gaoler,  Benjamin  W.  Cook,  of  Lenox. 
Crier  of  the  Courts,  Daniel  Williams. 
Coroners, 
Adams    Jere.  Colesgrove,     Great- Barrington  Samuel 
David  Jenks  Rosseter,  Ezra  Kellogg 

Cheshire    Minning  BroAvn     Himdile  William  Chap- 
Dalton        Henry  Marsh,    pell,  jr. 
Oliver  Por!.er  Lanc.soo^ou[rh       Bnckley 

Egfcmont  Elijah  Willanl    Kutchms.Srodd  uctHubbefl 


72        Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Norfolk. 


JLee  Daniel  Couch 

Lenox       Alvah  Morrell, 
Asher  Sedgwick 
Otis  Samuel  Picket 

Peru  Eli  Pierce 

Pitts  field  Theodore  Hins- 
dale,   James  Mc  Knight, 
John  Pomeroy 
Richmond       Abner  Sears 
Sandisfield    Erastus  Rice 


5Af^f/6?AndrewAndrewSy 
Edwin  Sheers,  Norman 
Kellogg 

Stockbridge  Justus  D. 
Lynch 

West-Scockbridge  John  C. 
Deming 

Jfilliamstovjn  Eli  North- 
urn,  Solomon  Bulkley 


NORFOLK. 
Judge  qfProbate^  Edward  H.  Robbins,  of  Milton. 
Register  of  Probate y  Samuel  Haven,  of  Dedham. 
Register  of  Deeds ^ 

County  Treasurer^  John  Bullard,  of  Dedham. 
County  Attorfiey,  Theron  Metcalf,  of    do. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts^  Horatio  Townsend,  of  do. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Bellingham    Eliab  Wight    Quincy  Peter  B.  Ad-' 


Braintree    Minot  Thayer 

Canton         Joseph  Be  mis 

Dedham    Samuel  Haven, 

Horatio  Tov/nsend,  Eben- 

ezer  Fisher,  James  Riclt- 

ardscn,   Jabez  Chickering 

Dorchester      Samuel    P. 

Loud 

Foxbord'  Ebenezer  War- 
ren 

Med  field      John    Baxter, 

Daniel  Adams 

Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

Ebenezer  Warren,  Horatio  Townsend,  Ebenezer  Fish- 
er, Samuel  Haven,  Lewis  Fisher,  James  Richardson, 
Jairus  Ware,  Thomas  Williams,  Joseph  Harrington. 
Justices  of  the  Peace. 

BflliTigham      John  Bates,    Thayer,   jr.    Gideon    L, 


ams 

Randolfih  SamueV  Bass 
Roxbury  David  S.  Gree- 
nnugh,  Tliomas  Williams, 
Joseph  Harrington,  Jo- 
seph Heath,  Ebenezer 
Seaver,  D.S.Greenough,jr. 
Sharon  Benjamin  Reynolds 
Weymouth  Eliphalet  Loud 
Wrentham  Cornelius  Kol- 
Icck,  Jairus  Ware 


Stephen  Metcalf, Benjamin 
Hall,  Elias  Cook 
Braintree     Daniel  Fogg, 
Jauics    Holbrook,   Nathl. 


Thayer,  Solomon  Thayer 
^roo^^mffjoseph  Gtxldard, 
Oliver  White,  Charles 
Wild,  BcBjamia  Goddard 


Counsellors  at  Law  in  Norfolk. 


73 


Canton  Wm.  Dunbar,  Ad- 
am Kinsley,  Thomas  Tol- 
roan 

Cohasset  Elisha  Doane, 
Thomas  Bourne,  James 
C.  Doane 

Dedham  Wjllard  Gay, 
Samuel  H.  Dean,  John  En- 
dicott,  Erastus  Worthing- 
ton,  Theron  Metcalf,  Sam- 
uel Swett,  George  Ellis 
Dorchester  Thos.  Tileston, 
Amasa  Stetson,  Thomas 
Moseley,  Jam.  Humphrey, 
Benj. Fuller, Abel  Gushing, 
Mather  Withington,  James 
White,  Henry  Gardner, 
Edward  Sharp 
Dover  Jesse  Draper,  Hez- 
ekiah  Allen 

Foxborough  Seth  Boyden, 
Aaron  Everett,  Elias  Na- 
son,  Abijah  Pratt,  Melati- 
ah  Everett,  Noah  Hobart, 
Joseph  Warren 
Franklin  Lew.  Fisher,  EU- 
hu  Pond,  James  Adams, 
Joseph  Bacon,  William 
Makepeace 

Med  field  Elijah  Adams, 
Moses  B.  Harding,  Wil- 
liam Peters,  John  B.  Derby 
Medivay  Joseph  L.  Rich- 
ardson, Thaddeus  Lover- 
ing,  John  Ellis.  Seneca  Bar- 
ber, Luther  Metcalf 
Milton     Isaac  Davenport, 

J\^otaries 


Joseph  Rowe,Asaph  Chur- 
chill, Jeremiah  S.  Boies, 
Barney  Smith,  John  Rug- 
gles,  jr. 

JVeedham       En(x:h  Fiske, 
Peter  Lyon,  Daniel  Ware, 
Benjamin  Slack 
Quincy     Edward  Miller, 
Lemuel  Brackett 
Randolfih     Seth  Turner, 
Micah  White,  John  King, 
jr.  Isaac  Thayer,  Barna- 
bas Clark,  Joseph  Lynn- 
field,  Jonathan  Wales,  jr. 
Benjamin  Richards 
Roxbury     John    Parker, 
Abijah  Draper,    Williana 
Heath,  Nathaniel  S.  Pren- 
tiss, John  Prince,  Samuel 
J.  Gardiner,  Joseph  Cur- 
tis, Charles  Davis,  Sher- 
man Lei  and,  Peter  G.  Rob- 
bins,  John  Bartlett 
Sharon    William  Savage, 
Nathaniel  Gould 
Stoughto7i   Peter  Adams, 
Benjamin  Richards,Robert 
Swan,  Elijah  Atherton 

TFa/^o/eDanielKingsbury, 
Phineas  Ellis 

Weymouth  Samoel  Bailey, 
Cotton  Tufts,  Christopher 
Webb,  Lemuel  Humphrey 

IVrenthamDav.  Holbrook. 
Josiah  J.  Fiske,  Rufus 
Mann,  Samuel  Druce,  S« 
Bugbee 

Publick. 

Dfdham  Eben.  Fisher,  jr. 

Roxbury  Sherman  Lelai.d 


Braintree  Eben  F.Thayer 
Cohasset  Thomas  Bourne 

Ccunstllors  at  Laiv. 
jBramrrce  Gide.L.Thayer,     Canton  William  Dunbar 
Ebenezer  F.  Thayer  Thomas  Tolman 

G 


74      Deputy-Sheriffs  &  Coroners  in  Norfolk. 


Dedham  Horatio  Town- 
send,  Samuel  Haven,  J^is. 
Richardson,  Jabez  Chick- 
ering,  Theron  Metcalf, 
Erastus  Worthington 
Dorchester  Saml.  P.  Loud 
Foxborough  Melatiah 
Everett 
Medjield   Daniel  Adams, 

Attorneys  at  the  Sufireme  Judicial  Court. 
Dedham     John  W.  Ames    Randolph  Aaron  Prescott 


John  B.  Derby 
Milton     Asaph  Churchill 
Randolfih  John  King 

Roxbury  Thos.  Williams, 
Joseph  Harrington,SQmuel 
J.  Gardner 

Weymouth  Christo.  Webb 
Wrentham  Josiah  J.  Fiske 


Attorneys  at  the 
Braintree  Ezra  W.Samp- 
son 

Dedham  Jonathan  H.Cobb 
Medfeld  i.  Bishop 

Sheriff,  Elijah  Crane,  Canton 
Defiuiy  Sheriffs. 
BeUingham      Elias  Cook    Elisha  Ford 
Braintree    Caleb  Frer.ch 
Canton    Thomas  Kollock 
Cohasset  Laban  Warrick 
Dedham  John  Guild,  John 
Baker,jr.  T.P.Whitney, 
John  Williams 
Dorchester  l(hxi  F.  Pierce, 


Co77imon  Pleat. 
MrdwayW^iTYtuhcixermg 
Quincy  Edward  Miller 
J^Fr^w^/^a/nLe  wis  W.Fisher 


Medfield  Lem.K.  Brastow 
Med'ivay  James  Fisher 
Xevdham  William  Builard 
Roxbury  Luther  Newell 
Randolph  Thos.  Howard 
Stoughion  Lemuel  Gay 
Wrentham  Saml.  Brastow 


BeUmgham 
bf\nks 

Braintree  Caleb  French, 
Asa  French 

Canton  Samuel  Blackman 
Cohasset  Thomas  Bourne 
Dedham  John  Baker,  jr. 
Mace  Smith 

Dorchester  E.Withington, 
3d.  Oiiver  Billings 
Dover  Jonathan  Battle 
Foxboro'  Shubael  Pratt 
Franklin  Amasa  Richard- 
son, Preston  Metcalf 
Midjield     Henry  Adanns 


Coroners. 
Calvin  Fair-     Mednvay  John  Richardson, 
Aaron  Adams,  Ralph  Bui- 
lard, Z-^chariah  Loveii 
/Vf?VfonPhii)e;is  Davenport, 
Samuel  Mardin 
N'eedham      Enoch  Fuller, 
David  Smith,  Danl.  Ware 
Quincy  Daniel  Spear- 

Roxbury  Joshua  Seaver, 
Aaron  Kingsbury 
Sharon  Elijah  Hewins,  jr. 
Stoughton  Luther  Swan 
Wrentham  Paul  Fisher, 
James  Whiting,  Nathaniel 
W'are,  jr. 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Franklin. 


75 


FRANKLIN. 

Judge  of  Probate,  Richard  E.  Newcomb,  Greenfield. 
Register  of  Probate,  Elijah  Alvord,  of  do. 

County    Treaaurer  and    Register  of  Deedsy    Hooker 
Leavitt,  of  Greenfield. 


ueaviit,  or  ureenneia. 
County  Attorney,  George  Grennell,  jr.  of  Greenfii 
Clerk' of  the  Courts ,  Elijah  Alvord,  of  do. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum, 

Ashfield  Elijah  Paine,  len 
Ephrriim  Wiliianis 
Bt-rnardston  Job  Goodnle 
Conway  Elisha  Billings 
Greenfield.  Jona.  Leavitt, 
Solomon  Smead,  Jerome 
Ripley,  Richard  E.  New- 
combi  Elijah  Alvord  .Hook- 
er Leavitt,  Samuel  C.  Al- 


:ld. 


Haivlvy  Edmund  Longley, 
Thomas  Longlty 
JSTewSalnn  VarneyPearce 
Xorthfeld  Obadiah  Dick- 
inson 

Orange  Joseph  Metcalf 
Wendell  Joshua  Green 
Whately  Thos.  Sanderson 


Afifiointed  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 
Jonathan  Leavitt,  Richard  E.  Newcomb,  Elijah  Paine, 
Elisha  Biiline:s,  Joshua  Green,  Samuel  C.  Allen,  Eli- 
jah AivorJ,  Varney  Pearce,  Abel  Wilder,  Sylvester 
Maxwell. 


Justices  of 
Ashfield  Levi  Cook,  Enos 
Sinith,  Hv^nry  Bassett, 
ThfMTias  White 
B.-'rnard.ston  John  Hamil- 
ton, Polycarpus  L.  Cush- 
man,  Jonathan  Alen,  Ca- 
leb Chapin 

Buckland  Samuel  Taylor, 
Japheth  Chapin,  Levi 
White 

Charlemont  Abel  Wild.-r, 
Svlvcster  M  ixwelURobtit 
Williams,  Eben.  Wilhams 
Coiraine  Russel  Avery, 
Clark  Chandler, John  Dm- 
ry.  Diniel  Willis,  David 
Smith,  Calvin  Smitn,  Rob- 
ert L.  Mr/Lellan 


the  Peace. 

Convjay  Joseph  Rice,  John 
Arms,  John  Williams, 
William  Billings,  David 
Childs 

Deerfield  William  S.  Wil- 
liams, Pliny  Arms,  EVihu 
Hoyt,  Asa  Stebb'ms,  Eben. 
H.  Williams,  Elisha  Bogue, 
Samuel  E.  Field,  Stephen 
Whitney,  R.  Saxton 
Erving's  Grant  Asaph 
White 

Gill  Seth  S.  Hov/land, 
James  G  nld,  Joel  Lyon 
Greenfield  Eliel  Gilbert, 
George  Grennell,  jr.  Eli- 
sha Root,  Asaph  Smead, 
Franklin    Ripley,    Daniel 


.76       Counsellors  &  Attorneys  in  Franklin. 


Wells,  David  Brigham, 
Samuel  Pickett,  David 
Willard,  Saml.  Wells,  jr. 
Hawley  Hezekiah  Warri- 
ncr,  Wm.  Sanford,Edmund 
Longley,  jr.  Zenas  Bangs 
Heath  Benjamin  Maxwell, 
jr.  Medad  Dickinson, Rog- 
er Leavitt,  Ephraim  Has- 
tings, Ebenezer  Tucker 
JLeverett  Roswell  Field 
JLeyden  Hezekiah  New- 
comb,  Peleg  Bibcock,  Eli- 
sha  Chapin,  Geo.  Mowry 
Montague  •  Benjamin  S. 
Wells,  Jonathan  Hartwell 
JVew- Salem  William 

Whitaker,  Jonathan  Greg- 
ory, Norman  Smith 
JVorthfield    Medad  Alex- 
ander John  Nevers,  H.  G. 
Newcomb 

Kotaries 
Grffw/JfWGeo  Grennell,jr. 


Ora n^-eJosiah  Cobb,  Amos 
Wood  ward,  Perley  Barton, 
Thomas  Cobb 
Ronve  John  Cheney,  Wil- 
liamTaylor,Solom'^n  Read, 
Ebenezer  Merrill 
Shelburne  Aaron  Skinner, 
Stephen  Taylor,  William 
Wells,  D.  Long,  jr. 
Shuteshuru    Wm.  Ward, 
John   Conkey,   jr.    Abner 
Smith 

Sunderland  Saml  Church, 
Caleb  Hubbard,  Nathaniel 
Smith 

Warwick      Caleb  Mayo, 
Jonathan  Blake,  jr.  Justus 
Rtissell,   Henry    Barnard, 
Ashbel  Ward 
Wendell  David  U'hitaker 
Whatdy  John  White,  Si- 
las  Tracy 
Publick. 
Deerjidd       Aaron  Arms 


Counsellors  at  Law. 


Adifidd  Elijah  Paine 

Charlemont         Sylvester 

Maxwell 

Conway   William  Billings 

D  e- field  PUny  Arms 

G/-e(°/y?r/(iR.E.Newcomb, 

Elijah     Alvord,     Hooker 

Attorneys  at  the  Sup. 
GrcenJieldDavid  Willard, 
Samuel  Wells,  jr. 

Attorneys  at  the 
Colraine  Isaac  B.  Barber, 
Jo  in  Drarv 

Charlemont  Joseph  P.Allen 
Dre^-Jield  Jona.  A.  Saxton, 
Aaron  Arms 


Leavitt,  George  Grennell, 
jr.  Samuel  C.  Allen,  Dan- 
iel Wells,  David  Brigham 
A'  Salem  Normond  Smith 
J^orthfield  John  Nevers, 
Horatio  G.  Newcomb 
Shutesbury'W\\X\?iUi  Ward 
reme  Judicial  Court, 
Warwick  Henry  Barnard 

Common  Pleas. 
Gill      Benjamin  Brainard 
Montague  Jona.  Hartwell 
Su7iderland    Horatio  W. 
Taft     • 
Whatdy  Justin  W.  Clark 


Justices  of  the  Peace  in  Hampden.         ?7 

SheriffTy  Epaphras  Hoyt,  of  Greenfield. 

Deputy -SheriJJs. 


Heath  David  Thayer 

Leverett  Alpheus  Field 
Montague  Keiija.  S.  Weils 
Ne-iU-Saiem  NahumBryant 
Orange  Abijah  Hill 

«S«7i(/e?-/anrfSimeonhallard 


Bernai'daton  iietsel  Pur- 
ple 

Colrainc  Beriah  W.  Smith 
Conway  Henry  P.  Billings 
DeerJieM  David  Wni^ht 
Gree'tjicld  Thomas  Gil- 
bert 

John  Mason,  of  Greenfield,  Deputy -Gaoler. 
Crier  of  the  Courts^  Thomas  Gilbert  of  Greenfield, 
Coroners, 
Charlemont  ConsiderScott    bum,  Daniel  Putnam 
Conway  Christopher  Arras 
Colraine     Levi  S.  M'Gee 
Greenfield  Lucius  Dickin- 
son 

Leverett  Sylvanus  Field 
J^'ew-  5a/e;«Samuel  Wood- 


J\/orthfield  Richard  Colton 

Orange  DavidCleav  eland, 

Abijaii  Hill 

Sunderland  William 

Delano 

IVetidcll    Samuel  Brewer 


Insfiector  of  Fire  Arms,  Roswell  Field,  Leverett. 


HAMPDEN. 
Judge  of  Probate,  John  Hooker,  of  Springfield. 
Register  of  Probate^  Oliver  B.  Morris,  of  do. 
Jitrg.  of  Deeds,  and  C.  T^tfas.  Ed  ward  Pynchon,  of  do. 
County  Attorney,  Oliver  B.  Morris,  of  Springfield. 
Clerk  of  the  Courts ^  John  Ingersoll,  of  do. 

Justices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 
Blandford   Alanson  Knnx    5/2  mz^^t/^    John  Hooker, 


Brimfield  Abn-r  Morgan, 
Stephen  Pynchon 
Chester  SylvesterEmmons 
JLongmeadow  Gideon 
Burt,  Ethan  Ely 
Palmer  Amos  Hamilton 
Southwick         Enos  Foote 


Chauncy  Brewer,  Joha 
Ingersoll,  Edward  Pyn- 
chon, Jonathan  D wight,  jr. 
Oliver  B.  Morris 
IVest  S/iringfield  Samuel 
Lathrop,  Heman  Dav 
Westfield        Elijah  Bates 


Afifwinted  to  qualify  Civil  Officers. 

John  Hooker,  George  Bliss,  Samuel  Lathrop,  Samuel 

Fo.vler,  John  Ingersoll,  Elijah  Bates. 

-G  2 


3^8        Counsellors  at  Law  in  Hampden. 


JusP'ces  of  the  Peace. 
Blandford     David  Boies,    Sfiringfield  Jona.  Dwight 


Reuben  Boies,Saml.  Knox 
Brimjield  Philemon  War- 
ren, John  Wyles,  William 
W.  Thompson 
Chester  Asahel  Wright, 
William  Wade,  Martin 
Phelps 

Granville   Israel  Parsons, 
James    Cooley,      Patrick 
Boies,  James  Barlow,  He- 
zekiah    Robinson,     Elihu 
Stow,  Asa  Seymour 
^o//rtnrf David  Wallis,Ez- 
ra  Webber,  Luther  Brown 
Longmeadow      Gad  Col- 
ton,  Joseph  W.  Cooley 
Ludlow   Geo.  Wilkinson, 
Benjamin  Sikes 
Monson  Jacob  Thompson, 
Ede  Whitaker,  Joel  Nor- 
cross,Rufus  Flint,  Deodatiis 
Button,  Geo.  Bliss,  J.  Hall 
Montgouiery  AaronParks, 
M-^ses  Hatch 
Palmer  Jonathan  Shearer, 
James  Stebbins 
Rusfiell       Isaac  Palmer, 
John  Gould 

5.  Brimjield  William  W. 
Thompson,  Jas.  L.  Wales 
Southwick    Jos.  Forward, 


Moses  Chapin,  Joshua 
Frost,  Daniel  Lombtird, 
Bezale^I  Howard,  Robert 
Emery,  Samuel  Orne,  Jus- 
tice Willard,  Jacob  Bliss, 
John  Howard,  Jos.  Pease, 
Daniel  Lumbard,  Benja^ 
min  Day,  John  Hooker,  jr. 
I.  E.  Trask 

Tolland  Abrah.  Granger, 
William  More,TituaFowl- 
er,  Eleazer  Slocum,  Wil- 
liam Twining,  jr. 
Westjield  Jedediah  Taylor, 
William  Blair,lsaac Wells, 
Augustus  Collins,  William 
Moseley,  James  Fcwler, 
W.  Atwater,  E.  B.  Ham- 
ilton, Azariah  Moseley 
fV.  Sfiringjield  Eliphalet 
Leonard,  Pelatiah  Bliss, 
Roland  Burbank,  Charles 
Ball,  Gad  Warriner,  Elias 
Leonard,  Timothy  Horton, 
JustinEly,  AmosWorthing- 
ton.Theod.  Ely.Solo.  Loth- 
rop,  Luke  Parsons,  Al- 
fred Flower,  Caleb  Rice 
Wilbraham  Abel  Bliss, 
Robert  Sessions,  Augustus 
Sisscn,  Walter  Stebbins, 
Samuel  F.  Merrick,   Wil- 


Gideon  Root,  Saul  Fcwler, 
John  Mills 

JVbtaries  Publick. 
Weat-Stiringfidd  Just.Ely 
Sfirini'Jieid  John  Howard,    Justice  Willard 

Counsellors  at  Law. 
Blond  ford  Alanson  Knox    Samuel  Jdinson 
Brim  field  Abner  Morgan,     Granville    Patrick  Boies, 
Stephen  Pynchon  James  Cooley 

Chester   Asahel  Wright,    Monson  Deodatus  Dutton 


Table  of  Foreiga  Coins.  79 

George  Bliss,  j  r.  Frederick  A.  Packard 

Palmer  James  Stebbins  Wilbraham  Wm.  Knight 
Southunck  John  Mills  Westfield  Elijah  Bates, 
Sfiringfield  Gerrge  Bliss,  William  Blair,  Augustus 
Jona.  Dwight,  jr.  Oliver  B.  Collins,  Alfred  Stearns 
Morris,  John  Howard.  Jus-  West- Sfinng field  Samuel 
liceWillard,  Samuel  Orne,    Lathrop,  Caleb  Rice 

JttO'Tieys  at  the  Supreme  Judicial  Court. 
Brirnfield    John  B.  Cooiey    Eli  B.  Hamilton,    Alfred 
Sfiririgfield  BenjaminDay,    Steams 
William  B.  Calhoon  West  S/iringJie id  ^lomon 

Westfield    James  Fowler,    Lothrop 

Attorney  at  the  Common  Pleas. 
Wilbraham  Asa  Olmsted. 

Sheriff,  John  Phel[>s,  of  Springfield. 
Defiuty  Sheriff's* 
Brimjidd    Daniel  F.  Lee     ^r.5/zrz72;g;;?^/rfRodneyDay 
Cheater        Horace  Smith     Westjield  David  H.  Mer- 
P aimer  Asa  Ward    win 

Sfiringjield  Wm.H.Foster     Wilbraham  Abel  Caulkins 
Ebenezer  Russell,  jr.  of  Springfield,  Deputy- Gaoler. 
Henry  Brewer,  of  Springiield,  Crier  of  C.  Com.  Pleas. 

Coroners. 
Blandford       Rufus  Blair    Palmer  John  Frink 

Brimfield        Daniel  Burt    -Syinnio^^^f/rf  John  Pynchon, 
Chester      William  W;ide     John  Bliss 
Mojison        Joel  Norcross     W.SfirinqJieldHem2ii:\Dsiy 
l^ongmeadoiv  Alex.  Field     ?fV/6roAc/m  WilliamClark 
Prover  of  Fire  Arms,  Thomas  Warner,  of  Springfield. 


A  Table  of  various  Foreign  Coins^  ip'c.  with  the  value 
in  Federal  Money, 

g  cts  ra  «  cti  m 

Real  plate  of  Spain,     -    -    0  lO  9  The  Tale  of  China,       -    -    148  0 

An  English  sixpence,  -    -    OHl  The  Pagoda  of  India,   -    -    184  0 

TheLivieTournoisof  France,0  18  S  A  Frtnch  Pistole,     -    -    -    3  66  7 

The  Franc  of  France,  -    -     0  18  7  A  Spanish  Pistole,    -    .    -    3  77  3 

An  English  Shilling,    -    -    0  22  2  The  Pound  of  Ireland,     -.    4  10  O 

'IheMark.Banct)ofHamburg,0  23  0  The  Pound  Sterling  of >        4  44  o 

The  Florin  or  Guelder  of  7«  .„  n  Great-Britain,            3 

the  United  Netherlands,}"  ^"  "  A  French  Guinea,    -    -    -    4  60  0 

The  Rapee  of  Bengal,      -0500  An  English  Guinea      -    -    4657 

TheRix-DolIacof  Denmark,!  00  0  A  Moidore,       -----    6  00  8 

The  Rix-Dolbi- of  Sweden,   100  0  Half  Johannes,    -    -    -    -    8  00  O 

The  Rouble  of  Rus-sia,      -    1  00  5      A  Doubloon, 14  93  4 

The  aiilrea  of  Portugal,    •    1  24  0     A  Jobinoes, 16  00  0 


80         Churches  and  Ministers  in  Boston. 

CHURCHES,    MINISTERS  OF    THE    GOSPEL,    &c.  IN 
MASSACHUSETTS. 

N.  B.  C  stands  for  Congregationalist ;  E  for  Episcopalian ;  P  for 
Piesbyterian  ;  B  for  Baptist ;  M  for  M«thodist  ;  F  for  Friends  ;  U  for 
Universalist;   Unit,  for  Unitarian. 

Boston.  SUFFOLK. 

First  Church,  Summer-St.  jYat/tamel L.Frothing'ham,  C 
Second  Church,  Middle-Street,  Henry  Ware.  C 

First  Baptist  Church,  Back-St.  Francis  Wayland^jr.  B 
Old-South  Church,  Marlboro'-St.  Benj.  B.  Wisner  C 
Stone-Chapel,  School-St.  James  Freeman^  d.  d.  Unit. 
Church  in  Brafte-Street,  John  Gorham  Palfrey.  C 
Friends'  Meeting-House,  Congress-Street. 
New  North  Church,  North-Street,  Francis  Parkman,  C 
New  South  Church,  Suraraer-Street.  C 

Christ  Church,  Salem-Street,  Asa  Eaton.  E 

Church  in  Federal-Street,  Wm.  E.  Channing^  d.d.  C 
Church  in  Hollis-Street,  John  Pierfiont.  C 

Trinity  Church,  Summer-St.  Jo/^n  S.J  Gardiner^  d.d.  E 
West  Church,  Lynde-Street,  Charles  Loivell.  C 

Second  BaptistChurch, Back-St.  Thomas  Baldwin, b.b.B 
First  Universalist  Church,  Bennett-St.  Paul  DeuJi.  U 
Church  of  the  Holy  Cross,  Franklin- Street,  )     j^ 

Right  Rev.  John  CheveruSy  Bishop..  >     ^ 

Win.  Taylor,  a.m.  Rector.   Patr.  /^i/ me,  Curate. ) 
.  First  Methodist  Chapel,  Methodist  Alley.*  M 

African  Baptist  Society,  Beiknap-St.  Thomas  Paul.  B 
Second  Methodist  Chapel,  Bromfield's  Lane.*  M- 

Society  in  Pond-Street,  Simon  Clough.  B 

Third  Baptist  Society,  Charles-Street,  Daniel  Sharfi.  B 
Church  in  Park-Street,  Serena  Edwards  Dmght,  C 
fc  pcond  Universalist  Church,  School-St.  Rosea  BallouM 
St.  Matthew's  Chapel,  South-Boston.  E 

NewJerusalemCh.  Boylston-Hall,  TViO^nas  Worcester. 
St.  Augustin's  Chapel,  So.  Boston,  Paul  McQuade.  R.C, 
Church  in  Essex-Street.  C 

Mariners'  Church,  Central  wharf,  William  Jenks.  C 
St.  PauPs  Church,  Common-Street,  Samuel  F.  Jar- 
vis^  D.  D.  Rector.  E 
Church  in  South  Boston.  C 
Third  Universalist  Church,  Rlias  Smith.  U 
C  urchkin  Buttolph-Street,  William  Jenks.  C 
Cielsea,  Joseph  Tuckerman.  C 
»  Rev.  Elijah  Hedding,  and  Epbraim  Wiley,  are  the  present  official- 
ing  minister}, 


Churches  and  Ministers  in  Essex. 


81 


Ministen  who  officiate  at  the  Public  Lecture  in  Boston,  on  Thursdays, 
at  the  First  Church  in  Chauncey  Place,  arranged  according  to  seniority. 

Doct.  Porter  Doct.  Pierce  Mr.  Pierpont  Mr.  Ware 

Doct.  Harris  Doct.  Channing  Mr.  Parkman  Mr.  "Walker 

Doct.  Richmond  Mr.  Tuckerman  Mr.  Frothingham  Mr.  Palfrey 

Mr.  Gray  Mr.  Lowell 


ESSEX. 


Amesbury  Benj.  Sawyer  C 
Moses  Welch  C 

Andover  Bailey  Loring  C 
Justin  Edwards  C 

^ra(//brrf  Jonathan  Allen  C 
Gardner  B.  Perry  C 

B 
Beverly  AbielAbbot,D.D.C 

David  Oliphant  C 

Nathl.  W.  Williams  B 
Boxford  Isaac  Briggs  C 
Peter  Eaton,  d.  d.  C 

Z>fl«ir.B.Wadsworth,D.D.C 
Samuel  Walker  C 

Arthur  Drinkwater  B 
Essex  Robert  Crowell  C 
Gloucester  C 

Daniel  Fuller  C 

Ezra  Leonard  C 

David  Jewett  C 

Thomas  Jones  U 

James  A.  Buswell  B 

//am2//onM.Cutler,LL.D.C 
/favd-r/)//^  Joshua  Dodge  C 
Isaac  Tompkins  C 

George  Keely  B 

//2SW.  David  T.  Kimball  C 


Joseph  Dana,  d.  d. 

Lynn  Otis  Rockwood 
Phinehas  Peck  > 

Shapleigh  Wilson     \ 
Ebenezer  Nelson,  jr. 


C 

B 
C 

M 

B 
F 


Lynn  E 

Lynnjield  C 

Ma7ic/2csr.S.M.Emerson  C 
AfarWf/i^af/rSamuelDanaC 
John  Bartlett  C 

Lot  Jones  E 

Isaac  Story  B 

M 
Methuen  J.  W.  Eastman  C 
Cliarles  O.  Kiinbail  B 
ik/zV/o'/ef  onEbe  n .  H  ubbardC 
Ktwbury  L.Withington  C 


James  Miltimore 
Elijah  Parish,  d.  d. 


JVewburyfiort  John  An- 
drews C 
James  Morss  E 

Luther  F.  Dimmick        C 
C.  W.  Milton  C 

Samuel  Portef  Williams  P 
John  Giles  P 

B 
West  Mivbury  C 

Elijah  Demond  C 

i^ow/ez/Willar.HolbrookC 
Isaac  Braman  C 

Simeon  Chamberlain      B 
Salem  John  Prince, ll.d.C 


John  Brazer 

Elias  Cornelius 
Brown  Emerson 
James  Flint 
Lucius  BoUes 
William  Williams 


C 
E 
C 
C 
C 
B 
P 


82       Churches  and  Ministers  in  Middlesex. 


Salem  Barzillai  StreeterU 
F&  B 
St.  Mary's  Ch.  Paul  Mc 

Quade    RC 

Salisbury  C 

C 


Wiiliam  O.  Grant  B 

Sau^ua  Joseph  Emerson  C 
Tofi^field      Rodney  G. 

Dennis  C 
H''en//awEben.P.Sperry  C 


MIDDLESEX. 


Jrton  Marsb.all  Shed  C 
Aslibij  EzekielL.BascomC 
John  M    Putnam  C 

Bedford  Sam).  Stearns  C 
Biilf.rica  H. Cummins,  7  p 
D-D.  Nathl.  Whitman 3 
i?o:r(5oro'JosephWlilardC 
i?r;§-/2;o?zJohnFoster,D.D.C 
Burlington  Saml.Sewa.il  C 
C'^^^J!^■■^.  A.Holmrs,  d.  d.  C 
Asa  Eatoii.Boston.n^crorE 
Thomas  B.  Gannett  C 
Bela  Jacobs  B 

U 
Carlisle  Paul  Litchfield  C 
Charkstow.  WarrenFayC 

B 
Daniel  Fillmore  M 

Ch.  in  Gorh  im-strcet  B 
Edward  Turner  U 

Wnlter  Balfour  B 

James  Walker  C 

CVi.«///z,s/c;r(/ V/ilkesAUenC 

C 
John  Parkhurst  B 

C?7Zforf/EzraRip1ey,  D.D.C 
Dracut  Joseph  Merrill  C 
Reuben  Sears  P 

Z)unso'(i.Sam!.HT^olman  C 

B 
E.SudburyM\n'^.\N\^\i\.C 
Framing-h.  1  )av. Kellogg  C 
Charles  Train  B 

Gro/o7zDan.Chaplin,D.D.C 

P 
HolUatoTi  Joseps.  Wh^atonC 


Hofikinton  Nathl.  Howe  C 
E 
i<rxf?2,^i''5wCharlesBri^gsC 
Li7icoln  Charles 

Stearns,  d.  n.  C 
Liit'don  EdmundFoster  C 
B 
Maiden  Aaron  Green    C 
Ebenezer  Nelson  B 

M 
Marlhoro'  Seth  Alden  C 
Sylvester  F.  Bucklin  C 
Robert  L.  Ivllnm  U 

A/f i^/oro^  D.Osgond,  d.d.  C 
Natick  Martin  Moo^e  C 
jYeivton  Jonathan  Homer  C 
William  Greenough  C 
Joseph  Grafton  B 

A.  G.  Baury  E 

Pefifierell  James  Howe  C 
Reading  Cyrus  Pierce  C 
Samuel  Green  C 

5/zer<iM;neSh.B.TownsendC 
Shirley  C 

Jacob  Wood  .      U 

S.  Reading  Reuben  Em- 
erson C 
Gustavus  F.  Davis  .  B 
Stoneham  J.  H.  Stevens  C 
Stovj  Jonathan  Newell  C 
Sudbury  Rufus  Hurlbut  C 
7V7y^'v/;«ryJacobCoggin  C 
Toivyisend'Da.x'vl  PalmerC 
Tyngsboro*^  ,\u2LVfrQVize  C 
B 
Walt/mm  SamuelRipley  C 


Ministers,  &c.  in  Hampshire... Plymouth.     8i 


rj^^/zamSewellHarding  C 

Wattr:.  ConversFrancisC 
We st-C.imb ridge  Thad- 

deiis  Fiske,  d.d.  C 

Benjamin  C.  Grafton       B 
^•^{/brf/ Caleb  Blake    C 


Weston  Joseph  Field  C 
M&B 
Wilmington  F  Reynolds  C 
Woburn  Joseph  Bennett  C 
Job  Seainans  B 


HAMPSHIRE. 


^m//(?rs?Daniel. A.Clark  C 
Nathan  Perkins,  jr.  C 
^t/c/2tT?07?Exper.Portci-C 
Thomas  Marshall  B 

Cheater  field  Isd.  Waters  C 
Paul  Hinds  B 

B 
Cummirif^ton  Jas.  Briggs C 
E  Hampton  P.Williston  C 
Enfield  lushua 'Crosby  C 
Go<,hm  Joel  Wright  C 
Granby  Elijah  Gridley  C 

C 
Greenwich  Jos.  Blodget  C 
Hadlty  Jno.  Woodbridge  C 


Hatfield^,  Lvman,  d.d.C 
Middlr field  ]ondi.'^-^i\\  C 
Isa;ic  Child  B 

.Yortham/it.  S.  Williams  C 
Alrwich  B.  Woodbridge  C 
/'c/Aa.^AVinthrop  Bai  ey  C 
C 
/VGz;;/f6'/a'MosesHallock  C 
Prcscott  C 

Southa??i/i.  VinsonGould  C 
Soiah- HadleyioelH^'es  C 
Ware  Samuel  Ware  C 
West-  Ham/It. 'EnochH-AleC 
Williu /;2ff5z/r§-Htn.Lord  C 
Wjrthingt  J.  L.Pomeroy  C 


PLYMOUTH. 


Abington  Samuel  Spring  C 
Samuel  W".  Colburn  C 
Daniel  Thomas  C 

B 
J3nV/§-f-Tyc/.R.M.Hoclges  C 
Benjamin  Fessenden       C 
E 
B 
Carver  C 

James  Parsons  B 

Dux  bury}  \mh.\\sTi^Ti.T)  C 
Halifax  Abtri  Richmond  C 
Hanover  Seth  Chapiu  C 
Jolin  Butler  B 

Calvin  Wolcott  E 

Hamon  George  BarstowC 
Joseph  Torrey,  jr.  B 

Hingharnlos.  RichardsonC 
Nicholas  B.  Whitney      C 


Charles  Brooks  C 

Hrdl .  B 

A'zXg'-s^o^zZephaniAVillisC 
Samuel  Glover  B 

Ma  r.s-lifield  M  art  inPar  risC 


Thooi.^s  Conant 
Elijah  Leonard 


B 

C 

E 

M 

C 

C 

C 

B 

B 

B 

Ebenezer  Brie-gs  B 

.V.  ^nV/g-.Dan.HuritingtonC 

Pembroke  Morrill  Alien  C 


Middleborough 
John  Shaw 
Philip  Colby 
Silas  Hsll 
Isaac  Kimball 


84 


Ministers  &c.  in  Bristol.. .Barnstable. 


P/vmoM^AJatnesKendall  C    Oliver  Cobb 
Harvey  Bushnell  C 

Willi  im  T.  Torrey  C 
Benjamin  VVhittemore  C 
Stephen  S.  Nelson  B 

U 
Flymfiton^Wiah  Dexter  C 
RochesterLm.hGBa.iTon  C 


C 

B 

Scituate  Samuel  Deane  C 
Nehen'.iah  Thomas  C 
Joshua  Flagg  U 

IVareh.D.  Hemmenway  C 
W.Bridgew.hRQed,D,j).  C 


BRISTOL. 


Attlffboro'  John  Wilder  C 
Joiin  Ferguson  C 

B 

U 
5er^/^z/Thomas  Andros  C 
Dartmouth  Daniel  Hix  B 

C 
Arnold  Bliss  B 

F 
Di^chton  Abrah.  Gushee  C 

B 
Easton  Luther  Sheldon  C 

M 
Easthani  M 

Fairhaven  Paul  Jewett   C 
Moses  How  B 

i^'ref  rowwJohnLawrence  B 

C 

Philip  Hathaway  B 

FScB 

Mansfield  Rich*d.Briggs  C 

M 
N.  Bedford  Syl  v.  Holmes  C 
Jonathan  Whitaker  C 
James  Barnaby  B 

RC 
F&B 
Mrton  Pitt  Clark  C 

BARNSTABLE. 
Barnstable*  C     ^rfws^er  John  SimpkinsC 

Enoch  Pratt  C     C7/a</;«m*Stet.Raymond  C 

John  Peak  B    Dennis  Joseph  Haven    C 

Josiah  Sturtevant  C    John  Sanford  C 


Raynham  Stephen  Hull  C 

B 
/?MoAorAOtis  Thompson  C 
Sylvester  Round  B 

Preserved  Pearse  B 

B 
Seekonk  B 

C 

Somerset  C  &  B 

MScF 

Sivanzey  B 

Benjamin  Taylor  B 

B 

M 
Philip  Slade  B 

Thomas  1'.  Tucker       M 

C 
T'aMKronLuth.Hamilton  C 

C 

E 
Alvan  Cobb  C 

B 
Danl.  Brewer  Sandem.&cB 
Troy  Job  Borden  B 

C 
Wellington  C 

Westfiort  C 


Ministers,  &c.  in  Dukes. ..Nant... Worcester.    85 


£as/AamPhilanderShawC 
Falmouth  F  &  M 

Henry  Lincoln  ")  p 

Whiting  S 

;?ilas  Shores  C 

Harivich  N.  Underwcod  C 

B 

M 

Marshfiee  B 

Phineas  Fish  C 

Orleans  Daniel  Johnson  C 

M 


Provmce/onNathl  .Stone  C 
M 

Sandwich  DavidL.Hunn  C 

Ezra  S.  Goodwin  C 

F&M 

Truro  Jude  t)amon  C 
M 

WdlfltetTimQihY  Davis  C 
M 

Farmoz^M  Tim. Alden  )  p. 

Nathl.  Cogswell  J  ^ 

•  Methodists. 


DUKES. 


B 

Tisbury  Josi.Henderson  C 
Wiiiiarii  Hubbard  B 


C/zz/marHonathanSmith  C 
Edgar  ton  Jos.  Thaxter  (Z 
Frederick  Bayhes.Missi.C 
Gayhead  Z.Howooswee  C 

NANTUCKET. 
Nantucket  Abner  Morse C    J\lantucket  Friends  and 
Seth  F.Swift  C        Methodists 

WORCESTER. 


»/^S)^6Mrn.Jno,CushingDD.C 

M 

Athol  Joseph  Esterbrook  C 

jBarre  James  Thompson    C 

Berlin  Reub.  Puffer,D.D.  C 

Bolton  Isaac  Allen  C 

Boy  Is  ton  Ward  Cotton    C 

Brookjield  Ehak.Phelps  C 

Micah  Stone  C 

John  Chase  B 

John  Bisbee  U 

Charlton  C 

James  Boomer  B 

M 

Dana  Jacob  W- hippie     C 

Douglas  David  HolmanC 

B 

Dudley  Abiel  Williams  C 

Esek  Brown  B 

!  itchbur^k  Wm.  Eat-n  C 

M&  B 

H 


Gardner 

Grafton  John  Miles 


C 
C 

B 

Zephaniah  Lathe  U 

Hardwick  W.B.Wesson  C 

Ebenezer  Burt  B 

M 

//«rz;cfr£/George  Fisher  C 

Abisha  Samson  B 

Shakers  &  U 

Holden  C 

John  Walker  B 

Hubbardston'^7im\.  Gay  C 

JLG72ca.s?erNT'hayer,DD.C 

Leicester  John  Nelson    C 

F 

B 

F-lias  Megregory  B 

Leominster  Abel  Conant  C 

lAme7iburg  Dav.Damon  C 

Mcndon  Simeon  Doggett  C 


86 


Ministers,  &c.  in  Berkshire. 


Mendon  Otis  Converse  C 

B 

Milbury  Joseph  Goffe      C 

Milford  David  Lon;j;       C 

JVbrMAoro'  Joseph  Allen  C 
^orr/i6nc(§YJ.Crane,D. D  C 
I> 
a:  5roo^y?^/(/ Thos.SnellC 
Oa/t/iamDanl.TomlinsonC 
0:r/bn/DavidBatcheiderC 

PhillifistJcs. Chickering  C 
Paxt'jn  (raius  Conant  C 
rttr-rsha.  LutherWilson  C 
Princeton  Saml.  Clark  C 
Alonzo  Phillips  P 

Royalnton  Eben.Perkins  C^ 

Rutland  Josiah  Clark  C 
Shrews.  J.  Sumner,  d.  d.  C 
B 
U 
5owM^6ro*Jarfbo,ParkerC 
Soutlihridge  Jason  Park  C 
George  Xng^l  B 

Sfiencer  Joseph  Pope  >  q 


Stephen  Crosby 


Adams 


Le  Favor  B 

Sterling  Peter  Osgood  C 
Stur bridge  A  Ivan  Bond  C 
Zenas  L.  Leonard  B 

U 
fiutton  Edmund  Mills  C 
Samuel  Waters  B 

Job  B.  Boomer  B 

7V??2/i/e/onC.WeHington  C 
Charles  Phippen  B 

U fit  on  Benjamin  Wood  C 
Uxbridge  Saml.  Judson  C 

F 
Ward  Enoch  Pond  C 

Isaac  Dwinell  B 

fri?6/ic/.EliiihaRockwoodC 

B 
Wcst-Boylston       John 

Boardman  C 

B 
^ej?iV?MunsonCGaylordC 
W^f.i;wm6-re/-CyrusMann  C 
Levi  Briggs  I J 

W^>ic/^e?2£^.EberL.Clark  C 
IVorcest,  Aretius  B.Huli  C 
Aaron  Bancroft,  u.  d.  C 
Jonatlian  Going  B 

C 


BERKSHIRE. 


Savery         B 
M 
Alford  C 

Becket  loseph  L.  Mills  C 
Cheshire  Samuel  Bloss  B 
B 
Dalton  Ebenez  Jennings  C 
Egrem  GardnerHayden  C 

ElishaD.  Hu})bell  B 

G.  Barring.  —  Blakeslv  E 
Eliiah  Wheeler  '    C 

Jonn  Nichols  B 

Hancock  B 


^m*f/fl/^  Wm.  A.Ha  wley  C 
Abraham  Jackson  B 

Lee  Aivan  Hyde,  d.  d.  C 
M 
Len  corSam.Shepard ,  d  .  d  .C 
B 
M&E 
iMnesb.  Noah  Sheldon     C 
E 
W.  Washington  M. 

Js''ew- Ash  ford  M 

JS/eiv- Marlborough  Ja- 
cob Cailin  C 
SvlYcster  Burt  C 


Ministers,  S:c.  in  Norfolk. 


87 


O^is  Jonathan  Lee 


C 
M 


J°€ru  Roswell  Hawkcs  C 
Pittsfield  Heman  Hum- 
phrey C 
M&B 
i^/<:A;72,EdwinW.DwightC 
Sandis/ield  Levi  WiiiLe  C 
E 
B 
Israel  Keach  B 

Savoy  C 

•S/ie^c/^  JamesBradford  C 
M&B 
5/cc^ir/f/fi^eDav.D.FieldC 
B 


Washington 


Tyringhatn  Jos.  W.  Dow  C 
B 
M 
C 
B 
M 
West  Stockb  ridge  Na- 
than Shaw     C 
B 
Williamstoivn  Ralph  W. 

Gridiey  C 

Erastus  Dotey  B 

M 

Windsor  G.  Dorrance    C 

B 


NORFOLK. 


Bellingham  Abial  Fisher  B 
Brainiree  Rich.S.  Storrs  C 
Jonas  Perkins  C 

^r(;oi(-/?>2ffJno.Pierce,D.  D.C 
Canton  Benja.  Huntoon  C 
B 
Cohasset  Jacob  Flint  C 
Dedham  Alvan  Lamson  C 
WUIiam  Cogswell  \C 
John  White  C 

Ebenezer  Burgess  C 

Isaac  Boyle  E 

William  (iammeH  B 

Dorch.  T.M.Harris,D.D.  C 
John  Codman,  d.  d.  C 
Edward  Richmond, d. d . C 
Dover  Ralph  Sanger  C 
Foxboro*  C 

Warren  Bird  B 

Frankli.'^ .  Emmons,  d  .  d  .C 
Medfield  Daniel  C.  San- 
ders, D.  D.  C 
William  Gammell  B 
Medway  Luther  Bailey  C 
Jacob  Ide  C 
U 


Milton  Samuel  Gile  C 
J^eedham  Wm.  Ritchie  C 
Thomas  Noyes  C 

M 
Quincy  Peter  Whitney  C 
Benjamin  C.  Cutler  E 
jRorz(io//?ACal.HitchcockC 
David  Brigham  C 

Joel  Briggs  B 

B 
Boxbury  E.  Porter,D.D.  C 
John  Bradford  C 

Thomas  Ciray  C 

Joseph  Elliot  B 

Hosea  Ballon,  2d  U 

iS/jarowSaml.BrimblecomC 
Joseph  B.  Felt  C 

Thomas  Barret  B 

Stouf^hton  C 

Waifiole  George  Morey  C 
Weyinouth  JacobNorton  B 
William  Tyler  C 

Wrentham  ElishaFiskeC 

C 
William  Williams  B 


88      Ministers,  &c.  in  Franklin  and  Hampden. 


FRANKLIN. 


Aahfield  Thos.  Shepard  C 

Enob  Smith  B 

BarnardfitonT.F.Ro^tv^C 

B 
BucUavd  Josi.Spaulding  C 
Cha^Umoiit  J>  seph  Field  C 
Is-.T:i  iniel  Ricr  B 

CoLrairie  P 

Ea  ward  Davenport         B 

B 
Cowzyaz/JohnEmerson  >  p 


Edward  Hitchcock 


B 


Dcer/idd9,:Am\.  Willard  C 
Ber.j  imin  Kice  C 

Gi/i  Josiat)  W.  Cannon  C 
Gr^tn/ield  CnasJci^kins  C 
Sylvester  Wo()rlbr!(.-;:e  C 
Tiivis  Strong  E 

Hawley  Jonathan  Gi  out  C 
Heatii  Moses  Miller  C 
Arud  Hall  B 


Leyden  Asa  Hibberd      B 
Lcverett  C 

U 
Elijah  Montague  B 

Montague  Aaron  Gates  C 

E 
jVeiV'Salem  A.  Harding  C 
Calvin  Cruft  B 

-A 'br^^y?6'/af  Thos.  Mason  C 
Orange  M 

\-» 
Rowe  Preserved  Snnith  C 
5/ie//^wr72eTheo.PackardC 
David  Long  B 

6'/7W?es6wrt/Jos.SmaUidgeB 
John  Taylor  C 

Sunderland  Jas.  Taylor  C 
Warwick  Pres.Smith,  jr.C 

B 
Wendell  C 

David  Goddard  B    ■ 

f'FAa^r/t/ Rufus  Wells  )  q    " 
Lemuel  P.  Bates  \ 


HAMPDEN. 


Blandford 


Brimfield  Joseph  Vaill  C 
Chesler  B 

Rufiis  Pomeroy  C 

(iraninlle  I'im.M.CooleyC 
Joel  Baker  C 

Silas  Root  B 

Holland  isf  South  Brim- 
hcld  Enoch  Burt  C 

•^  B 

Longmeadoiv  C 

Ludlow  Eben.B.Wright  C 
Monnon  Alfred  Ely  C 
Oliver  Bennet  B 

Montgomery  C 


Palmer  C 

Russell  C 

B 
iS'o./Ir/7n/?eWE. Codding  B 
Southvjick  Calvin  Foot  C 
6/jrm^c/<iSaml.Osgood  C 

Wm.  B.  O.  Peabody  C 
George  Atwell  B 

E 
Tolland  Roger  Harrison  C 
West  field  Isaac  Knapp   C 

B 
rriiyzr/.Wm.B.Sprague  C 
Reuben  S.  Haven  C 

John  Grant  B 

Thomas  Rand  B 


Protestant,  Methodist,  R.  C.  Bishops.        89 

JVrst  S firing  field  M    Alvan  Bcnnet  B 

Wilbrah,  Moses  WarrenC  ,    M 

Ebenezer  Brown  C 

(XT*  Pews  and  Rights  in  Houses  of  Public  Worship  are  deemed  in  law 
to  be  Rt-al  Estate,  except  in  Boston,  wbere  they  are  to  be  eonsidered  as 
Personal  Estate. 

BISHOPS. 

Protestant  Efiiscofial    Church   in   the  United  States. 

Date  of  Consecration.  Residence. 

Feb.  4,1787.  Right  Rev.  William  White,  D.D.ofPeoTi*.  Philadelphia. 
May  29, 1811.  Right  Rev.  John  H.  Hobait,  D.D.  of  NeTi-7'ork,  New  Y. 
May  29, 1811.     Right  Rev.  Alexander  V.  Griswold,  D.D.  of  the  Eastern 

Diocess,  Bristol,  R.  I. 
May  18, 1814.  Right  Rev.  Richard  C.  Moore,  D.D.  of  Virg.  Richmond. 
Sept.  1,  1814.  RightRev.  James  Kemp,  D.D.  of  i\f«7j/Zoaf/,  Baltimore. 
Nov.  19, 1815.  Right  Rev.  John  Croes,  D.D.  oT  New  Jersey,  New  Bruns. 
t^ct.  8,1818.  Right  Rev.  Nath.  Bowen,  D.D.  of  5.Caro/J7ia,Charleston. 
Feb.  11, 1819.  Right  Rev.  Philander  Chase,  D.D.  of  Ohio,  Worthington. 
Oct.  22,  1819.    Right  Rev.  Thos.  C.  Brownell,  D.  U.  LL.  D.  Conn.  Hartf. 

In  the  British    Colonics. 
Right  Rev.  Jacob  Mountain,  D.D.  -  -  -  Quebeck. 

Right  Rer. Stanley,  D.  D.  -  Halifax,  Nova-Scotia. 

Methodist  Bishops. 

Right  Rev.  William  M'Kendree, Right  Rev.  Enoch  George,  and  Right 
Rev.  Robert  R.  Roberts. 

Roman  Catholic  Bishofis  in  the  United  States. 

Most  Rev.  Ambrose  Mareshall,  Archbishop,       .       -       -       Baltimore. 
Right  Rev.  John  Cbeverus,        -         ...       -       -  Boston. 

Right  Rev.  .Toteph  B.  Flaget,      ...      Bardstown,  (Kentucky.) 

Right  Rev.  John  Connelly, Neu-Tork. 

Right  Rev.  William  Dubourg,    -        -  Nerv  Orleans  &  Louisiatut. 

Right  Rev.  John  David,  Coadjutor  to  Bishop  Flaget,       .       Vincennet. 
Right  Rev.  John  England,    -       -       .  Charleston,  South  Caiolina. 

Right  Rev.  Henry  Conwell, Philadelphia. 

Right  Rev.  Edward  Fenwjck,  ....        Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

In  the  British  Colonies. 

Right  Rev.  Joseph  O.  Plessis, *>  n    f,    le 

Right  Rev.  Claud.  B.  Panet,  his  Coadjutor.  .  t'^' 

Alexander  McDowell, Upper  Canada, 

John  Jarves  Lartigue,       - Montreal^ 

B.  A.  McEachern, Prince  Edv.'ard's  Island.' 

H   2 


90  Convention  of  Ministers. 

The  Convention  of  the  Congregational    Ministers   in, 
the  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts 

Is  a  voluntary  Association,  embracing  all  the  Congrega- 
tional Clergy  of  the  Commonwealth,  bat  vested  with  no 
particular  authority  or  control  over  the  churches. 

Their  meeting  is  holden  in  Boston,  in  the  afternoon  of 
the  I  ist  Wednesday  in  May,  or  day  of  Election  annual- 
ly, at  5,  P.M.  and  the  following  day  at  eleven,  a.m.  After 
transacting  the  usual  business  of  the  Convention,  a  ser- 
mon is  delivered  in  public  before  them,  and  a  collection 
made  for  the  charitable  purpose  of  relieving  the  indi- 
gent Widows  of  Congregational  Clergymen. 

Difficulties  having  otten  arisen  in  determining,  what 
widows  are  the  proper  objects  of  the  charity  of  this  Con- 
vention,!! was  voted  June  1, 18 15,-That  a  standing  Com- 
mittee be  appointed,  five  of  whom  shall  be  chosen  cen- 
trally ;  and  the  renjainder  in  different  parts  of  the  State. 
The  five,  with  the  Scribe  and  Treasurer,  shall  act  as 
a  Reporting  Committee^  to  receive  from  the  other 
Members  of  the  Committee  applications  and  state- 
ments of  facts  in  behalf  of  persons  who  may  be  subjects 
of  the  charity  of  the  Convention  ;  and  having  considered 
the  same,  shall  judge  of  the  persons  to  be  relieved,  and 
the  proportion  to  be  given  to  each,  and  make  report  to 
the  Convention,  on  the  first  day  of  their  meeting,  annu- 
ally ;  further,  that  the  names  of  said  Committee  shall 
be  annually  published  in  the  Massachusetts  Register. 

STANDING    COMMITTEE. 

Rev.  John  T.  Kirkland,  d.  d.  Rev.  Eliphalet  Porter, 
D.  D.  Rev.  Abiel  Holmes,  d.  d.  Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.  d. 
Rev.  Charles  Lowell,  Rev.  John  Codman,  o.  d.  Rev, 
Francis  Parkman,  are  the  Reporting  Committee, 

Suffolk.  JVorfolk, 

Rev.  William  E.   Chan-  Rev.  Elisha  Fiske. 
ning,  D.  D.  Plymouth. 

Essex.  Rev.  James  Kendall. 

Rev.  Peter  Eaton,  d.  d.  Rev,  Daniel  Huntington. 
Rev,  Brown  Emerson  Bristol. 

Middlesex.  Rev.  Pitt  Clark. 
Rev,  Ezra  Ripley,  o.  d.  Barnstable. 

Rev.  Sylvester  F.  Bucklin.  Rev.  John  Simpkins. 


^        General  Association  in  Massaciisetts.         91 

Rev.  Ezra  Goodwin.  Hamfiahire. 

Worcester.  Rev.  Joseph  Lyman,  d.d. 

,Rev.  John  Gushing,  d.  d.  Franklin. 

Rev.  Aaron  Bancroft,  d.o.    ^^^  g^^^^l  VVillard. 
iRev.  John  Fiske.  _,     ,  , . 

*  Hampden,  Berkshire. 

Rev.  Isaac  Knapp.  Rev.  Alvan  Hyde,  d.d. 

Accordingly,  when  the  widow  of  any  Congregational 
Clergyman  is  considered  an  object  of  the  charity  of  the 
Convention,  it  is  desired,  that  answers  to  the  following 
questions  be  ^iven  by  one  of  the  Standing  Committee, 
by  the  first  of  May  in  each  year,  to  be  communicated 
to  the  Reporting  Committee,  that  they  may  possess  the 
documents  for  making  a  correct  report  to  the  Convention. 

J.    What  is  her  age  ? 

2.  What  are  the  number,  the  sex,  the  ages,  and  the 
circumstances  of  her  children  ? 

3.  What  is  a  fair  estimate  of  her  property  ? 

4.  What  is  her  ability  to  help  herself? 

5.  What  connexions  has  she,  who  are  bound  to  afford 
ber  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  sliould 
have  aid  this  year  ? 

The  Standing  Committee  are  also  desired  to  give  no- 
tice to  the  Scribe,  whenever  an  alteration  takes  place  in 
the  circumstances  of  the  widows,who  are  objects  of  char- 
ity. 

Rev  Francis  Parkman,  of  Boston,  Treasurer. 

Rev.  John  Codman,  of  Dorchester,  Scribe  of  the  Con- 
vention. 

Rev.  Leonard  Woods,  d.  d.  first  Preacher. 

Rev.  Thomas  bnell,  second  Preacher. 

The  Convention  earnestly  recommend  to  all  young 
gentlemen  who  design  to  devote  themselves  to  the  work 
of  the  ministry,  to  spend  that  portion  of  time  in  the  study 
of  divinity  which  learned  and  judicious  advisers  shall 
think  necessary  to  qualify  them  tor  public  teachers. 

General  Association  in  Massachusetts. 
This  body  was  organized  in  June,  1805.    In  1814, 
»t  consisted  of  Delegates  from  12  Associations  in  M^a^ 


92 


Post-Offices  and  Post-Masters. 


sachusetts  Proper.  Its  members  "  admit,  as  articles 
ot  taith,  the  doctrines  of  Cnristianitv,  as  they  are  gen- 
erally expressed  in  the  Assembly's  ^shorter  Catechism," 
and  consider  these  doctrines,  which  have  been  general- 
ly embraced  by  the  churches  of  New-England,  as  the 
*' basis  of  their  union,''  This  body  wholy  disclaims 
ecclesiastical  power  wr  authority  over  the  Churches,  or 
the  opinions  of  individuals.  The  essential  objects,  as 
expressed  m  their  Constitution,  are  '*  to  promote  broth- 
erly intercourse  and  harmory,  and  their  mutual  anima- 
tion, assistance,  and  usefulness  as  ministers  of  Christ." 
Ccf-  x\nnual  meetings  last  Wednesday  in  June. 


POST-OFFICES  in  Mas 

with  the  Post-, 
Abingtoriy  E.ihu  Hobart 
Acton 

Adams^  William  P.  Briggs 
Albany,  Asa  Cummings 
Alfred,  M.*  lere.  Goodwin 
Alna^M.  Josiah  StefJliit.s 
Amesbury,  Jonath.  M<:rriil 
Amherst,,  Kufus  Kellogg 
Andover,  Isaac  Af:»!>ot 

Anson^  m  James  Collins 
Ashburnham^  Ives  Jewett 
Arhbv,  Alex.  T.  Willard 
AshfiekU  Levi  Cook 

AiiHonet^  Robert  Strobridge 
.^zfy^o/.Nathl.C.Esterbrooks 
Attlcboro'  Israel  Hatch 
Augusta,  M  Hobt.  C.  Vose 
Baldwin^  m  Richard  Fitch 
Bangor,  m  Royal  Clark 
Bamardston,  Gid'nRyther 
Barnstable,  M  itthewCobb 
IVest  Barns.  Saml.  Bassett 
Barre,  Ezra  Baker 

Bath,  M  David  Stinson 

Bucket^  Asa  Baird 

Bclchertony  Henrv  Mellen 
*  M  signifies  Main€. 


SACHUSETTS  and  Maine, 

Mast  rs*   Names, 
Belfast,  31 

BethcL  Moses  Mason,  ]v, 
Beverly,  John  Builey 

Billerica,  Jonathan  Bowers 
Blandford,  Orrin  Sage 
Bhomfitid^-yi  JosephLocke 
Bluehdl.u  Andr.  Witham 
Bolton,  Amos  Parker 

Bo'jthhay^  m  Edm.  Wilson 
Boston,  Aaron  Hill 

B'Tjdoin,^!  Moses Starbird 
Bovjdoijih.  M  S.  Gardiner 
Boxfhrd,  Parker  Spafford 
^rrtf/Z-rr/,  Wm.Greenough 
Brewrr^  M  Charles  Rice 
Breivster,  Jtjseph  Samson 
Biidgton,  M  Nathl.  Howe 
Bridgewater,  S.L.  Mirchell 
(S.  parish)  Mitchell  Keith 
/'?rz>'/j<'o?7 ,  Noah  Worcester 
Brimfield,  Steph.  Pynchon 
Bristol,  M  Aaron  Blaney 
Brook/icld.  Abrah.Skinner 
Brownfield,  m  Jos.  Howard 
Bruns-ir?r'r,u  JothamStone 
Buckfeld,  m  B.  Spanldinj? 
Bucklandy  Joseph  Hubbard 


Post-Offices  and  Post-jyTasters. 


93 


Sushfiort^  M  Henry  Little 
Burlmgton^  John  Walker 
Buxtotiy  M  Samuel  Cutts 
Calaisy  m  George  Downes 
Cambridge^  JosepbS.Kead 
Camden,  m  Benj.  CushjuE^ 
Canaan^  m  Isaac  Adams 
Canton^  Tlmmas  Tolman 
Carmely  m  Israel  Johnson 
Carver,  James  Ellis 

Castine,  M  iieui.  Hook 

C/iariemont  A.n^onMayhe\v 
Charlestown,  Paul  Willard 
Charlton,  Wm.  P.  Rider 
Chatham,  Ezra  Crowell 
Chelmfiford,  Joel  Adams 
Chert  2{/?fW,Joseph  Adams 
Cheshire. "is  obleK  VV  olcott 
C^esrrr.SyivesterEmmons 
Chc^te>Jidd,  Dyar  Bancroft 
Chesterville^  M  J.  B.  Lowell 
China,  m  Jap.C. Washburn 
Clinton  m  Gershom  Flagg 
Cohassetf  Joel  Wilcut 
Colraine,  SS.  Cool  id  ge 

Columbia,isi  Thos.Ruggles 
Corrcordy  John  Keyes 

Conway,  Christo.  Armes 
Corinth,  m  Isaac  Hodsdon 
Cotuet,  Rowl.  T.  Crocker 
Danville,  m  Moses  Rowe 
Dalton,  J.Chamberlain,  jr. 
Dartmouth,  Abr.  T»xker 
Dedham^  Jer.Shuttleworth 
Deerfeld,  Seth  Nims 

(So.  parish)  Russell  Cooley 
Denmark,  m  Elias  Perry 
Denny sville,  m  Wm.  Kiiby 
Dennis,  Nathan  Stone,  jr. 
Dennis,  (So.)  M.  Whelden 
Dexter,  m  Isaac  Farrar 
Dighton,  John  Hathaway 
Dixmonty  m  Benj.  Butman 


Douglas,  Paul  Dudley 
Doughfy^s  Falls,  N.Hcbbs 
Dracui,  John  Blanchard 
Dresden,  m  Thos.  Johnson 

Mills,        Daniel  Cote 

Dudley,  Amasa  Nichols 
Duxbury^  I'hos.  Windsor 
Eastham,  Joseph  Mayo 
Kaston,  D  iniel  Wheaton 
(do.turnpike)  IsraeJ  Alger 
Eastfiori,  M  John  Burgin 
East  Medivay,  N.  J^nesjr. 
East  S74dbuiy ,^?it.Ree\es 
EddvgLOn,  m  j  ohn  W  biting 
Edgarton,  Timo.  Ccffinjr. 
Edgcco?nb,m  Step.Parsons 
Egrtmont,  Josiah  Webb 
Ellsworth,  M  Alf.Langdon 
Essex,  John  Choate,  jr. 
Fairfax,  m JoelWelUi-gton 
F''air/ield, nKbn.hiiwrence 
Falmouth,  Richard  Wood 
MFalmouth.  EbenezNye 
Fally's  rca£/*Jes.Farnham 
farmington,MT'y  Johnson 
Fayette,  M  Solo.  Bates,  jr. 
Feeding  Hills, AllFlov/ers 
Fitchburg^  Calvin  Willard 
Foxboro\  Noah  Hobart 
/VflTnzV/^g-^^.Jonat.Maynard 
Frank f on,  m  Archi.  Jones 
Franklin,  EU  Richardson 
Freedom,  m  John  Comings 
/'rce//or/,MSaml.Holbrook 
i^r^eiown, Abraham  Braley 
Fryeburg,  m  Judah  Dana 
Gardiner,  m  Seth  Gay 
Garland,  M  Wm.  Godin 
Gloucester,  Isaac  Elwell 
Goldsboro'  M 

Gorham,^.!  Alex.M'Lellan 
Goshen,  John  Williams 
Grafion,    \\'iUiam  LaJiib 


Q4 


Post-OSices  and  Post-Master's, 


Granville y  Oliver  Parsons 
Gray:,  m  Joseph  M'Lellan 
G.  Barrhiffton,  M.Hopkins 
Green,",  m  Luther  Robbins 
GreeuJield,A.Tnbro&ii  Ames 
Greenwic/i^  Amos  Howe 
Grotan^  James  Lew^s 

Hadlcy^  Eras;  us  Smith 
Halifax,  O.  Lyon 

Haiionvell.M  Josh.  Wingate 
— cross  rouls,  J.  Robinson 
He  mil  ton,  Israel  Brown 
Hampd.  m  Martin  Kinsley 
Hanock,  Joshua  Lapham 
Hancock,' Yhom^^CY2i\\^to\\ 
Hanover^  Robert  Eels 
//a«s';w.  Nathl.  Coilaraore 
Hardnoick,  Saml.  F.  Cutler 
HanfordyU  Arvi.  Hayford 
Harvard,  EbenezerBridge 
Harivichy  EbenezerBrooks 
Hatfield,  Daniel  White 
Haverhill^  Nathan  Burrill 
HawUy,  Joshua  Longley 
Heath,  Sylvanus  Maxwell 
Hebron,  m  Benj.  Chandler 
Cragit^'s  Mills^  C.  Shaw 
Hingham,  Thomas  Loud 
Hinsdale,  Solomon  VV.Colt 
Hiram,-M.  Marshall  Spring 
Holden,  Benjamin  Davis 
Holland,  Benj.  Church 
Holliaton,  Oliver  Leland 
/ro//72d's'i/o/e',The.Parsons 
Hofie,  \Vade  Swectland 
Hofikinton,  Ab.Harrinejt^n 
Hubbardston,  Clark  VV'itt 
Hynnnis,  Lev>Ms  Thacher 
Industry^^i  Jnn.Gucdridge 
Ijiswichy  Ammi  Smith 
Jay^  James  Starr,  jr. 

Jeffer&on,  m  ElishaJ.Ford 
Jonesboro\  m  AnselTupper 


Joy^  M  Josiah  Mitchell 
irfnnc'^«n/4,MBar*sPalmer 
Kingston^  Seth  Drew 
Kntery,tA  Daniel  Pierce 
Lancaster,  Timo.  Whiting 
iMnfsbor.  JohnsonHubbell 
Lebanon,  m  Daniel  Wood 
Lee,  Hubbard  Bartlett 
Leicester^  Henry  Sargent 
Lenox,  Wm.  P.  Walker 
Leatnin^tcT,  JohnGardiner 
Levant,  m  Moses  Hodsdoa 
Levereit,  Jonathan  Conant 
Lenviston,  m  Daniel  Reed 
Lexington,  Rufus  Meriam 
Limerick,  m  James  Kettell 
Limington,yL  James  Frost 
Lincotnville,  m  G.  Ulmer 
Litchf.  M  NewAV.Stevens 
Littlttm  Thomas  Reed 
Z-zr^rTworeMBenj. Bradford 
Lovell,  M  John  Swan     ; 

Lubec,  M  Moses  Fuller  '\ 
-Lon^g- iT/(?ac?OTy ,  D  anl.G  ates 
Lovt-l.M.  Andr.  Woodbury 
Zwne;i  A  wrg",  Edm.  C  ushing 
Lyman^  Thomas  Sarnds  v 
Zz/n^,  Jonathan  Bachelder 
Machias,  m  [ere.  O'Brien 
TioE.  Falla,  Joh nC.  Talbot 
Maiden,  John  Sargent 

Manchefiter^  D.L.Bingham 
Mansfield,  Solomon  Piatt 
Marblthead^  Rich.  Prince 
Marlboro',  Saml. Chandler 
Marsh  field,  Jabez  Hatch 
M(df,eld,  J.     Bishop 

Midway,  William  Felt 
Mcdford,  William  Rogers 
Mendon,  Wm.  S.  Hastings 
Mcthuen^  Moses  Howe 
Middlebord* ,  Levi  Pierce 
Middlr field.  Da  vid.M  ack  ,j  r 


Post-Offices  and  Post-Maslers. 


95 


Af/tf.  Granvi.  Reuben  Hills 
Milbury,  Sim.  Farnsworth 
Milford,  Samuel  Leeds,  jr. 
MiltQTit  Nathan  C.  Martin 
Minot.  M  Will.  Woodbury 
Kast-Minot,  Oliv.  Pollard 
Morimout.  m  J. A. Chandler 
Monson,  Artemas  Wis  wall 
Montague  t  Jona.  Hart  well 
Moiitville^  M  Cyrus  Davis 
^f^  Temon, M  Saml.  Thing 
Mintuckety  Thos.  Macy 
JVaraguugus^  m  J-  Adams 
jYaikk,  Williiim  Farris 
Neiv  Bedford.  Abra.Smith 
A'^  /iram/r£'< , Da v.Hrigh am 
J\revcburyfiort,M.Ci^^^  Lnrd 
JVewcastlr.m  JohnGlidden 
Mewfield^  m  VVinthrop  Hill 
J\/€w-Glou.M  J.E.Foxcruft 
JVew-  Marlboro'  St.  Powell 
Neiufiort^^i  Rich.  Hopkins 
JVenv-  Sa/d-Tn.Nah'cnBry  ant 
Netv- Sharon,  m      Samuel 

Prescott 
JVewton^  Amos  Allen 

Norridgenvock^  m  William 

Spauldin.^ 
JN.jidams,  W.  Waterman 
A^orthamfiton^\)AU.\\h'\2^\it 
Korthbridge,  C.  l\\ft 

JVorth/ieldy  John  Nevers 
Korthfiort^  m  Jonas  Shaw 
Xorthboro.  Beni .  M  unroe 
MMiddleboro\\^-A-3iC  Pratt 
J\rBridgcrjat.  C.  Packard 
JV:i°/i/?n/:  ^ori.Eben.Lobdell 
Ao7'th-Yarmcut/}^M  David 

Mitchell 
Xorton,       Earl  P.  l^liite 
^Vor7yrtz/,  M       Wm.  Reed 
Oakham^        Joseph  Fobes 
Orange^  Chas.  Wheelock 


Orlando  M.  A.  Craig 

Orleansy  Daniel  Johnson 
Orrington,M  Benj.  Nourse 
Ot?6',  Basil  Seymore 

Oxford,  Andr.^  Sigourney 
Oy.s/'f  J  r/Z/if,  Retire  Crocker 
Faiervio,  m  John  Marden 
Palmtr^  Amos  Hamilton 
Paris,  M  Russell  Hubbard 
Parsonff.  Rufus  M'Intire 
Pawtuc.  Br,  Nat.  Wright 
Paxton,  Tyler  Goddard 
P^;w(^rO!^<r.Kl!b'nWhitman 
Pe/ificrcil,  James  Lewis 
Pcrruy  M.  R.  Palmer 

Peru,  Geo.  V;^.  M 'El win 
Pttrrsh.  Huths.  HaT.R;ood 
PhilpHbg.  M  EliisB. Usher 
P/n/i/iJ'g,  M  MarkL.Hill 
Phillifutony      Francis  C. 

Champhey 
Piitsfield,  JoshuaDanforth 
Pittston,  M  Jacob  Loud 
Plamfieidy  John  Mack 
Plymouth.,  William  Brown 
Plytnfuon^  Peleg  Wright 
Portland,  m  Robert  llsly 
Po^iVnal^  M  Perez  Chapin 
PtfscQtti  Barna.  Brigham 
/'ri«cc7o«,Saml. Stevenson 
Prospect.  M  Samuel  Shute 
Went  do.Andrew  Leach,jr. 
Provinceioxun^  O.  Thomas 
Quincy,  SaiT>uel  Savel 
Pandalphy  Jonathan  Spear 
Raymojidy  m  Eli  Longley 
Peadfieldy  m  Sam.  Currier 
Reading.^  John  Weston 
Rehohoth.,  Rufus  Rounds 
/^ir/fmonrfjCvprian  Branch 
Rochester.  M  H.  Rucjglcs 
—fMatf.afLolsett.€,J  Gide- 
on Barstow,  jr. 


96 


Post-Offices  and  Post-Masters. 


Royals  ton,  J.Easterbrooks 
JRobinaton,  m  John  Brewer 
Rowley^  '  James  Smith 
Rumford,  Nathm  Adams 
Rutland^  Rufus  Pucnam 
Sacarafifia^  u  Lutli.  Fitch 
SacOy  M  John  Cleaves 
Saltiiiy  Joseph  E.  S;)r;:gue 
Salisbury,  SeLli  Ciark 

Sandisfield,  George  Hull 
Sandwich,  Wni  Fessenden. 
Sandford,  m  Elisha  Allen 
R,  Sandwic/i  Jnsefih  Mall 
Savoy,  Reuben  Bourne 
Scarbor\i  Ben.  MiUik.en,jr. 
Sedg-wick'^si  Dan. Beckford 
Scouhegan  FHls^w  J.Locke 
Scituate^  Auc;ustusCla|>p 
Seekonk^  Allen  Munroe 
Shafddgh,  m  John  IVafton 
Sharon,  Jonathan  Cobb 
Sherfj.scot,  M  AwW.  Peters 
Sh  Jfi^id,  Nath;in'l Preston 
Sherburne^  Cahin  Sanger 
Shirk:/,  Thomas  Whirney 
Sid?iey,  ]\i  St;p'n.  Spi  inger 
Shutesbury,  Jotin  Taylor 
Shrewfiburyt  C alv. R.Stone 
Somerset,  I^^-^ac  Pie;'ce 
S.Bcrwiclr,  M  J  V\'.Seavtr 
Southboro',  Francis  B.  Fay 
S.Hadley,  D  ivid  Ch mcUer 
So.H.Ca'nal,  Wm.Bowdoin 
Southwick,  John  Milles 
SoiUhamfit.  Jas.  K.Sheldon 
S/iencer,  Isaac  lenks,  jr. 
5/2?vw,§'/ff/(^,l)an.Lpmbard 
Sta7idish,  M  Wnj.  Lowell 
Sierliyig,  John  Robbins 
Steuhen,y\  JacobTownsley 
Stochhridge,  Edw.  ButraU 
Stoughton,  Aaron  Gay 
Stow,         PhiiRs^ib  Co!;ant 


Sturbridge.  Dav.  K.Porter 
Sullivan,  im  P.  D.  Sargent 
Swiderland,  VVm.  Delano 
Swrry,  M  Edward  S. Jarvis 
Sutton,  Jacob  Marsh 
Swanzey,  John  Mason 
Sumner,  m  S.  Bartlett,  jr. 
Siveden.M  And.  WocKlbury 
'Taunton,  James  L.Hodges 
Temple  ton,  Lipha.French 
Teivksbury,  Jacob  Coggin 
Thomaston,M  Heze.Priihce 
'J'isbury,  Theodos.Parsons 
Tolland,  John  Rogers 

To*ifi/it:ld,^.yvnsL^,\x\T\v[{v\^ 
Toifnse?id,  \V .  /\. Bancroft 
Trenton,  m  Abner  Lee 
Troy,  Charl'.'S  Pitman 
Truro,  Daniel  Paine 

Turner,  m  AkU^n  Blossom 
Tiingsbo .  \hm].  Richardson 
Union,  M  El)enezer  Alden 
Unity,  M  Danl.  Whitmore 
Ut'ton^  Da  iel  Fisk 

Uxbriige,  Samuet  Head 
V-iSsalbo.-s\  LathropChase 
Vienna,  m  Elisha  Johnson 
Waldoboro'  ,m  John  Head 
Waifvjl(\  Da\'id  Morse^jr. 
/'J^a/?/;a//.',Sami.Townsend 
Ware,  Timothy  Rabcock 
iVarehcim^  Benja.  Fearing 
Warren,  M  Jesse  Page 
Wartv'ck,  Wm.  Cobb,  jr. 
Waterboro\yi  Hum.Chad- 

bourne 
Waterford^  M  Dan'l  Brown 
IVciertoivn ,  Pet  erC  ock  ran 
Watcrvdl-y  M  .-\sa  Dalton 
Wavne,  M  Eilis  Sweet 
W-Ufleet,  Josl'vh  VVhitn^an 
Wellington^  Jos.  CTOodwin 
ffV//*,  M  Matthew  Liadsc-y 


Rates  of  Postage,  &c. 


07 


IVenham,  J.  T.  Dodge 
Westboro*  Silas  Wesson 
West-  Boylet.  Pet.  Holmes 
W,  Bridgew  G  W.Ferkins 
West  Brook^eld.J oaCar&y 
fF.Gzm.AmusWhittemore 
W.  Mivbury,  Thos,  Hills 
Western^  Dan*l  Hitchcock 
West  fields  James  FowI^t 
Westford^  John  Abbot 
Westminster^  Dan.Bartlett 
W?s;o;z,Abrah'mHewes,jr 
Wesfiort^  Isaac  Howland 
IV.  Sfirin^ftdd,  S.  Palmer 
W.Stockbridge^  A.Spencer 
IVeymouth,  Cotton  Tufts 
Whately, 


Hliiiamstown,     Gershom 

Bulkeley 
Wilton^  Svlvest.Strickland 
Winchendon 

Windh,  M  Charies  Johnson 
Winslo-xo,  M  Fred.  R.  Paine 
Winthrofi,u  SilasLambert 
Wiscasset,  mO  rch  a  rd  Cook 
IVoburn,  Ber.ja.  Wood  2d. 
I'VoodstockM  Sam.Stevtns 
IVookuic/iyM  Robert  White 
WorceitfTy  James  Wilson 
IVort/iiK'^ton,  Wm.  Ward 
Wrentham^  David  Fisher 
South  do.  Sirnu*^!  Druce 
Y"nnouf.h.  Joshua  Hamlin 
South  do.  Th  imas  Aikin 
York^  M  Nathan'l  Sargent 


Elijah  Ellis 
Whiteficld,  M  Ab.  Choate 
lVil[iamsbu.T\\os.^l?Ly\\G\v 

Salary  of  the  Post-Master  in  Boston,  §2000. 


Rates  of  Postage  of  evertj   single  Letter  by  Land, 
Miles.  Cents.  Miles.  Cents. 

30  6  400  18| 

80  10  over  400  25 

150  12| 

Double  letters,  to  pay  double  those  rates ;  triple  let- 
ters, triple  those  rates  ;  packets  or  leffers  composed 
of  4  or  more  pieces  of  paper  or  other  articles,  weighing; 
1  oz.  avoirdupois,  quadruple  those  rates  :  and  in  that 
proportion  for  all  greater  weight.  Shi/i  Letters,  6  cents. 
J^Teivsfiafiprs — not  over  100  miles,  1  cent ;  over  100 
miles,  1-|  cents  ;  to  any  distance  in  the  same  State  where 
printed,  1  cent.  Magazines  and  Pomfi/dets— not  over 
60  miles,  1  cent;  if  over  50  and  not  100  miles,  1|  cents  ; 
over  iOO  miles,  2  cents. 

Population  of  Great-Biitain  in  1S21.— Enciand,  11,260,555;  Wales, 
717,103 ;  Scotland,  2,092,014  ;  Ireland,  6,846,949.— Total,  20,916,626. 
The  increase  of  population  in  Englftad,  Scotlani!,  aud  Wales,  the 
|ast  twenty  yeari  is  3,437,031. 

1 


98         List  of  Turnpikes  in  Massachusetts, 

LIST    OF   TURNPIIJES    IN  THE  STATE   OF 
MASSACHUSETTS. 


'AM£S. 


FROM  A\D  TO    VVHAT  TOWNS. 


Alfoi'd  and  E^remont, 

Andovei-  and  Medfurd, 

Asliby, 

Becket, 

Belchertown  and  Greenwich. 

Blaiidford  and  Russell, 

Bluihill, 

Boston  and  Haverhill, 
Braiiitreeeaud  Weymouth, 
Brush  Hill, 

Cambridge  and  Concord, 

Chester 

Dorchester, 

Essex. 

Haitford  and  Dedham, 

.Housatonic  River, 
Ipswich, 

Massachusetts,  1st. 
"  2d, 

««  3d, 

«  5th, 

«  6lb, 

••  8th, 

"  Olh, 

«  10th, 

«  lUh, 

"  12th, 

*«  13th, 

•»  14th, 

"  15th, 

"  16th, 

Medford, 
Middlesex, 

New-Bedford  &  Bridgewatei-, 

Newbuvyport, 

Kew  Hampshire  3d, 

Norfolk  and  Bristol, 

North  Branch, 

Norton, 

Petersham  and  Mouson, 

Plumb  Island, 

Salem, 

Salem  aad  Chelmsford, 


New-York  line,  to  IZth,  M.  T. 

Andover  to  Medford. 

N.  Hampshire  line,  to  Townsend  Plain. 

Within  town  of  Becket,  Berkshire  co. 

Belchertown  to  Greenwich,  > 

North  Parish  n>eeting  house.  3 

Weitfifiid,  through  Russell  to  Blandford. 

Randolph  meeting  house  to  Swift's  cor- 
ner, Milton. 

Haverhill  Bridge  to  Maiden  Bridge. 

Quincy  meet .  h.  to  Queen  Ann's  corner.  7 

Borders  of  Hing;ham  and  Scituate.         5 

Davenport's  corner  in  Milton,  to  4  mile 
stone^  Roxbury. 

Cambndge  to  Concord  meeting  house. 

Hinsdale  to  Chester. 

Milton  Bridge,  to  Nook  Point,  Boston. 

N.Hampshire  line,fo  Reading  &  Danven. 

from  9th  in  Mendon,  to  Norfolk  and 
Bristol,  in  Dedham. 

New- York  lines,  to  Le». 

Beverly  to  Newburyport. 

Western,  to  Palmer  and  Wilbraham. 

Charlemont  to  Adams,  name  altered  to 
WorthJngton. 

Northampton  to  Hanedck. 

Northfield  to  Leominster,  &  from  Greenf. 
to  Athol,  and  N.  H.  line,  at  Richmond. 

Amherst  to  Shrewsbury. 

from  line  between  Westfield  &  Russell, 
to  Pittsfield. 

Connect,  line  ia  Douglas,  to  Bellingbam. 
"    near  Farminpton  River,  to  Lee. 

Mass.  so.  line,  to  8th  Mas.Turn.  in  Becket. 

Sheffield,  to  Hudson  Turnpike  road. 

Corn,  line,  near  Holme's  Mill,  to  Loudon. 

Grtenfield,  to  East  end  of  2d  M.  T.  W. 
lint*  of  Hampshire  county. 

Southfield,  to  south  line  of  Stockbridge. 

West  line  of  W.  Springfield,  to  Sl>effield. 

Medford  to  Charlestowu.near  Chn.  neck. 

New  Hampshire  line,  to  Medford  &  Bed» 
ford,  to  Cambridge. 

Middieboro',to  Q.Ann's comer,Hingham. 

Newburyport  to  Maiden  Bridge. 

Extended  from  N.  H.  line,  into  Town- 
send,  near  Goss'  Bridge^  4  miles. 

Dedham  to  Pawtucket  Bridge,  and  Ded- 
ham to  Roxbury. 

New  Hampshire  line,  at  Wjnchendon,  to 
5th  Mass.  Turnpike  in  Fitchburg. 

Warren,  R.  I.  to  Canton. 

From  5th  Mass.  T.  in  Athol,  to  Stafford. 

Newbury  to  Plumb  IsJai>d- 

Salem  to  Charles'  River  Bndge. 

Salem  to  Chelmsford. 


List  of  Turnpikes  io  Massachustetts.         90 


NAMES. 


I     FROM  AND  TO  WHAT  TOWNS. 


Sheffield  and  TyringhAra, 

Spring[fie]d  &  Longmeadow, 

Taunton  and  New-Bedfovd, 

Tyringham  and  Lee, 

Union, 

Warwick  and  Irvin's  Gore, 

Williamsburg;  and  Windsor, 

WilliamstowD, 

Winsoket, 

Worcejter, 

Worcester  and  Fitzwilliam, 

Worcester  and  Stafford, 

Wrentham  and  Walpole, 

Lancaster  and  Bolton, 

Stoughton, 

Taunton  aad  South  Boston, 

Lancaster, 

Stockbridge, 

Sheffield  &  Gt.  BarringtoD, 
liethlehein  and  Tyringhain, 

Westford  and  Lexington, 

Marshapog, 

Sturbridge  and  Western, 

Alford  and  West  Stockbridge, 

Dalton, 

Kashua, 

Hingham  and  Quincy, 

Dartmouth  and  New-Bedford, 

Middleboro'  &  New-Bedford, 
Providence  and  Northampton. 

Brookfield  and  Charlton, 

Douglas,  Sutton,  and  Oxford, 

Hudson, 

Groton  and  Pepperell, 

Granville, 

Boston  Neck, 

Worcester  and  Sutton, 

Wobuin,  and  Dracut  Bridge, 

Tyringham  and  Sandisfield, 

Great  Harrington  and  Alford, 

Worcester  and  Leicester, 

Taunton  and  Dighton, 

Worthington. 

Wrentham  and  Attleborough, 

Granville  and  I'olland, 

West  Stockbridge  and  Alford, 

Barre, 

Chester, 

Wilbr»ham, 


From  13th  M.  T.  Conuecticut  line,  to 

Tyringham. 
Springfield  to  Longraeadow. 
1  aunton  to  N.  Bedtbrd,  tbra'  Freetown. 
Tyringham  to  Leo. 
Cttncord  to  Leominster. 
Warwick  to  south  braiich  of  5th  Mast.  T. 
East  line  of  Williamsburg,  to  Cheshire 

East  line. 
Adams,  to  We&t  line  of  Massachusetts. 
Massachusetts  south  line,  near  Winioket 

Falls,  to  Dedham. 
Roxbury  to  Worcester. 
Worcester  to  Fitzwilliam,  N.  H. 
Worcester  to  Stafford,  Conu. 
Wrentham  to  Walpole. 
Lancaster  to  Bulton. 
Canton  to  Kaston. 
Taunton  to  Blue  Hill  Turnpike. 
Fitchburg  to  Sudbury. 
C  Stockbridge  S.  line,  to  Lee,  West  line, 
i  connecting  Hous.  river  T.  to  15th  M.T. 
Sheffield  So.  line,  to  West  Stockbridge. 
From  10th  Massaachusettt  in  Bethlehenif 

to  Great  Barrington. 
Westford  to  Lexington. 
Norton  to  Canton. 
Connecticut  line,  to  Western. 
New-York  line,  to  Stockbiidge. 
Eiist  line  of  Pittsfield,  to  Middleficld. 
Concord  to  N.  H.  line, near  Watatie  Hill. 
Hingham  to  Quincy. 
New-Bedford  to  Dartmouth,  (Aponegan- 

»ett  village.) 
Middleborough  to  New-Bedford. 
From  Providence  road,  on  Connecticut 

iint,  to  Northampton. 
Allum  Pond.  R.  I.  to  Brookfield. 
Douglas  to  Oxford. 
xvesl  Stockbridge  to  New- York  line. 
Groton  to  New-Hampshire  line. 
Connecticut  line,  to  Planford. 
Suffolk  St.  to  Wait's  Mills,  Roxbury. 
Sinton  to  Worcester. 
Woburn,  to  New  Hampshire  line. 
Lee  to  Sandis&eld. 
Great  Barrington  to  New  York  line. 
Worcester  to  Leicester. 
Taunton  to  Rhode  Island  line. 
Northampton  to  Hancock,  same  as  3d  M. 
Wrentham  to  R.  I.  line,  in  Cumbciland. 
West  Springfield  to  Sandisfield. 
Egremont  to  West  Stockbridge. 
Barre  to  Princeton. 
Chester  to  Btcket,  two  of  this  namf. 
Wilbraham  to  Connecticut  line. 


100 


Manufactories  ia  Massacbuseltts. 


MANUFACTORIES  IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 


Names.                        I 

Location. 

Inc. 

Cafntal. 

balein  Iron  Factory, 

Danveit. 

1800 

300,000 

Danvers  and  Beverly  Iron  Works, 

it 

1803 

300,000 

Araesbui7  Nail  Factory, 

Amesbury. 

1805 

400,000 

Newburyport Woollen  Manufact'y, 

•» 

1794 

/.80.000 

Pittsfiekl  Woollen  &  Cot.  Factory, 

Pittsfield. 

1809 

45,000 

Adams  Cotton  &  Woollen  Manfy. 

Adams. 

t' 

60,000 

Hosack  Cot.  Woollen,  &  Linen  M. 

«( 

(( 

75,000 

Med  way  Cotton  Manufactorj', 

Medway. 

<. 

100,000 

Lenox  Cott.  Woollen  &  Linnen,do. 

Lenox. 

" 

100,000 

Fitehburjc  Cotton, 

Fitchburg. 

1807 

100,000 

Norfolk  Cotton, 

Dcdiiam. 

ISOS 

100,000 

Canibiidgeport, 

Cambridgeport. 

laoe 

200,000 

Plymouth  Cotton, 

Plymouth. 

(k 

100,000 

Orange  Cotton, 

Orange. 

1810 

50,000 

Sharon  Cotton, 

Sharon. 

1811 

100,000 

Hopkinton  Cotton, 

Hopkinton. 

" 

100,000 

Danvers  Cotton, 

Danvers. 

1810 

100,000 

Hopkinton  &  Framingham  Cotton, 

Hopkinton. 

181] 

100,000 

Bristol   Cotton, 

DightOB, 

1812 

100,000 

Marshfield  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Marshfield. 

1811 

150,000 

Norhtarnptou  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Noifhampton. 

1810 

75,000 

Kingston,              "               " 

Kingston. 
Holden. 

1811 

50,000 

Holden,                 "               « 

t( 

30,000 

Merino  Wool  Factory, 

Dudley. 

1812 

100,000 

Agawam   Manufacturing, 

West  Springfield. 

1810 

100,000 

Dorchester  Cotton  and  Iron, 

Dorcht^ter. 

1811 

100,000 

Cheshire  Glass, 

Cheshire. 

1809 

200,000 

Boston  Glass, 

(( 

«' 

200,000 

Franklin  Glass, 

Franklin  county. 

1812 

70,000 

Boston   Hat, 

»i 

1810 

100,000 

Hampshire  Leather, 

Hampshire  county. 

1809 

70,000 

Maldefi  Nail, 

»' 

1810 

150,000 

Sutton  8c  Charlton  Cott.  Wool.  Lin. 

»* 

ladl 

120,000 

Birmingham, 

Boston. 

1812 

300,000 

Housatonuck, 

Pittsfield. 

(( 

.•.0,000 

Newton  Wire, 

Newton. 

(( 

50,000 

Adams,  south  village. 

Adams. 

1814 

100,000 

Adams,  north  village, 

100,000 

Amesbuiy  Woil  and  Cotton, 

Amesbury. 

1813 

100,000 

Athol,             "                  *» 

Athol. 

1814 

50,000 

Falls   Cotton, 

Attleborougb. 

1813 

100,000 

Bellinghara  Woollen  &  Cotton, 

Bellingham. 

1814 

150,000 

Boston,              ♦•                     " 

«• 

1313 

40?..000 

Bridgewater,     "                   " 

Bridgewater. 

" 

ioo,c<^o 

Central,              "                     " 

Seekonk. 

" 

300,000 

Oxford  Central,    "                 « 

Oxford. 

1814 

100,000 

Dalton  Cotton  and  Paper, 

Dalton. 

(( 

50,000 

De»ii  Cotton, 

'launt^n. 

1815 

60.000 

Dedham  Cotton  &  Wool, 

Dedhaju. 

1814 

400,000 

Duxbury  Cotton, 

Duxbury. 

1813 

100,000 

Duxbury,  south  river. 

♦4 

1815 

100,000 

Easton  Cotton  &  Wool, 

Easton. 

'* 

100,000 

Farmer*  Woollen, 

Lenox. 

n 

20,000 

Massachusetts  File, 

Sharon  and  Boston. 

1814 

200,000 

Foxborough   Cotton, 

Foxborough. 

1815 

50,000 

Framingham  Wool  &  Cotton, 

Framingham. 

1813 

50,000 

FranWin  Cotton, 

Franklin. 

" 

200,000 

Manufactories  in  Massachusetts. 


101 


Names. 


Location. 


\Inc.\CapitaL 


Gay  Cotton, 

Stoughton. 

1814 

100,000 

Globe  Cotton  &  \yoollen, 

Sturbridge. 

♦♦ 

50,000 

Hamptlen  Cotton, 

Mouson. 

" 

300.000 

Haverhill  Cotton  and  Woollen, 

Haverhill. 

ti 

80,000 

Hin^ham    Woollen, 

Holliston  Cotton  and  Woollen, 

1812 

100,000 

Hollist>n. 

1813 

100,000 

HoUiston   Cloth, 

»* 

1814 

100,006 

Jones'  Rivei-  Cotton  &  Wool, 

Kingston. 

1812 

100,000 

Hampshire  Lead, 

Hampshire  county. 

" 

200,000 

Linum  and  Duck, 

Lynn. 

1814 

150,000 

Lynn  Wire, 

(t 

a 

60,000 

Mansfield   Cotton, 

Mansfield. 

n 

60,000 

Matfield  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Bridgewater. 
Middleborough, 

«' 

100,000 

New  Market  Iron,  &  Cot.  Cloth, 

1813 

100,000 

Monson  Woollen, 

Monson. 

1815 

40,00C 

Morthboroiif^b  Woollen  &  Cotton, 

North  borough. 

1814 

200,OOC 

Noinhbiidge  Cotton, 

Northbridge. 

" 

100,OOC 

"      "         Cloth, 

'* 

'• 

100,00C 

Oakham  Villag-e  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Oakham. 

1815 

2O,00C 

Palmer's  River,      "                " 

Rehoboth. 

1813 

150,00< 

Pawtucket,              «               « 

Seekonk. 

300,OOC 

Pembroke  Cotton  and  Woollen, 

Pembroke. 

1814 

100,OOC 

Second  Pembroke,     "       " 

100,00£ 

Philiipston  Cotton,     "        " 

Philiipston. 

1815 

20,«0C 

Plympton  Wool, 
Royalston  Cotton  &  Wool, 

Plympton. 
Royalston. 

1814 
1813 

100,OOC 
50.00€ 

Springfield,       '» 

Springfield. 

1814 

400,00( 

Steep  Brook  Cotton  fe  Woollen, 
Stockbridge  Cotton, 

Canton. 

1815 

50,00C 

Stockbridge. 

it 

60,00C 

"      "       and  WooU«n, 

" 

" 

80,00( 

Stony  Brook,    "          " 

Wrentham. 

1814 

70,00( 

Stoughton  Woollen  &  Cotton, 

Stoughton. 

1815 

75,00f 

Stow  Cotton, 

Stow. 

'k 

50,OOC 

Stratton  Cotton, 

Foxborough. 

C( 

60,00t 

Slurbridge  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Sturbridge. 

1812 

100,00( 

Swanzi-y  Union, 

Swanzey. 

1814 

50,0OC 

Troy  Cotton  and  Woollen, 

Troy. 

it 

ico,ooe 

Union,     "                       " 

Walpole. 

1813 

50,00( 

Village,    «                      " 

Dudley. 

1812 

100,00< 

Walomopogge,    "           " 

Wrentham. 

1814 

ioo,ooc 

Walpole,              "          «' 

Walpole. 

M 

100,CO{ 

Waltham  Cotton  and  Wool, 

Waltham, 

t< 

300,00( 

Watertown  Woollen, 

Watertown. 

.< 

ioe,oo( 

Welfleet  Woollen  &  Cotton, 

Welfleet. 

1815 

40,00( 

Wellington  Cotton, 

Wellington. 

1814 

60,00( 

Westport  Cotton,             .^ 

Westport. 

1815 

100,00C 

Wrenthara  Cotton  &c  Woollen, 

Wrentham. 

1812 

lOO.OOC 

Atlierton  Cotton  &  Woollen, 

Attleborough, 

1816 

:^o,oo( 

Attleborough  City  Cotton  Yarn, 

ik 

1818 

40,00( 

Cummingion  Cotton, 

Cummington. 

1816 

70,00( 

"       "         Woollen, 

•* 

u 

70,00< 

Dudley  Cotton, 

Dudley. 

*' 

5C,00( 

Douclas,       « 

Douglas. 

»* 

100,00* 

Eagle,           « 

Wrentham. 

1818 

100,0C( 

Ludlow  Glass, 

Ludlow. 

1815 

40,00( 

Oxford    Cotton, 

Oxford. 

«i 

50,C0( 

Patent  Pin, 

u 

a 

50,00 

Middlebourougb  Cotton, 

Middleborough. 

n 

100,00 

Ntjrth  Brookfield  Woollen, 

North  Brookfield. 

1816 

50,0C 

I  2 


102 


Massachusetts  State  Tax. 


Name. 


Location.              [lnc.\Capital. 

Uxbridge. 

1816 

100,000 

Southbiidge. 

*' 

50,000 

Western. 

1815 

100,000 

Boston. 

1819 

200,000 

Ashbumham. 

1820 

30,000 

" 

« 

20,000 

Troy, 

i( 

50,000 

Southbridge. 

(( 

50,000 

Walpole. 

t( 

30,000 

Lancaster. 

1821 

70,000 

Pittsfield. 

1814 

100,000 

Plymouth. 

<' 

150,000 

Amherst 

(k 

50,000 

Stow. 

1815 

30,000 

TwoatBrimfieldand7 
at  Monson  united.    $ 

1821 

200,008 

Chelmsford. 

1822 

600,000 

Billingsgate  Island. 

1821'   50,000 

Boston. 

18221400,000 

Franklin. 

"      200,000 

Dover. 

1819  100,000 

Wellington  &  Taunton. 

1822 

'  50,000 

Rivulet  Woollen, 

Southbridge,    " 

Western  Cotton, 

Suffolk  Cotton,  Silk.  &  Linen, 

Ashburnham    Leather, 

Boston  Soap   Stone, 

Fall  River  Cotton, 

Wolcott  Woollen, 

Dimon  Cotton, 

Lancaster  Cotton, 

Pittsfield  Woollen  and  Cotton, 

Plymouth  Woolen   and  Cotton, 

Amberst  Cotton, 

Rock-bottom  Cotton  and  Wool, 

Monson  and  Brimfield, 

Merrimack  Printing  Cotton  Goods 

Salt, 

Boston  Iron, 

City  Cotton,  Woollen, 

Dover  Iron  and  Nails, 

Dighton  Cotton, 


MASSACHUSETTS  STATE  TAX. 

February  23,  1822,  the  Legislature  passed  an  Act, 
*•  to  apportion  and  assess  a  Tax  of  75,000  dollars,  &nd  to 
provide  for  the  reimbursement  of  15,692  dollars,  paid  out 
of  the  public  Treasury  to  the  members  of  the  House  of 
Representatives,  for  their  attendance  the  three  last  ses- 
sions of  the  General  Court."  The  following  is  the  pro- 
portion which  that  Act  assessed  upon  each  town  for  both 
purposes,  the  whole  sum  amounting  to  93,692  dollars. 


SUFFOLK. 

Prop,  of 

Prop,  of 

Represents.  Jg75,000 

Represents.  %7SfiOO 

Boston, 

« 1,676    «24,874  50 

Chelsea, 

129  75 

ESSEX. 

Salem, 

;g558  J?3,547  50 

Bradf«ftd, 

38 

174  75 

Marbldiead, 

90          596  25 

Boxford, 

110 

125  25 

Lynn, 

122          367  50 

Andover, 

104 

424  50 

Lynnfield, 

52  50 

Middleton, 

60  75 

Danveis, 

130          503  25 

Topsfield, 

158  25 

Beverly, 

118          452  25 

Methuen, 

106 

147  00 

Wenham, 

57  75 

Haverhill, 

102 

327  00 

Hamilton, 

92  25 

Amesbury, 

92 

183  CO 

Manchester, 

110  25 

Salisbury, 

110 

205  50 

Gloucester, 

68          489  00 

West  Newbury, 

40 

164  25 

Ipswich, 

132          243  75 

Essex, 

131  25 

Rowley, 

66          196  60 

Saugus, 

58 

68  25 

Newbury, 

134          40Q  50 

3Jewburypoi 

t,              180       1,085  25 

Total 

2,353 

10,373  25 

Massachusetts    Slate  Tax. 


103 


MIDDL 

Prot).  of 

ESEX. 

Prop,  of 

Represents.  S75,000 

Represents.% 

75,000 

Charlestown, 

«370 

JS  887  26 

Burlington, 

59  25 

Cambridge, 

130 

494  25 

Woburn, 

106 

154  50 

West  Cambridge, 

90 

J  22  25 

Stoneham, 

54  CO 

Brigiiton, 

7(» 

126  75 

Reading, 

134 

146  25 

Medfoid, 

120 

239  25 

South  Reading, 

38 

85  50 

Maiden, 

183  00 

Wilmington, 

78  75 

Newton, 

122 

224  25 

Billerica, 

6 

150  75 

VVatertown, 

94 

226  50 

Tewksbury, 

83  25 

Waltham, 

126 

235  50 

Chelmsford, 

58 

151  50 

Weston, 

108 

148  50 

Carlisle, 

28 

65  25 

Lincoln, 

106 

83  25 

Westford, 

34 

137  2i 

Lexington, 

92 

132  00 

Acton, 

30 

93  00 

Sudbui-y, 

84 

141  75 

Littleton, 

32 

95  25 

East  Sudbury, 

102 

100  50 

Groton, 

95 

211  50 

Natick, 

93  00 

Dracut, 

127  50 

Sherbume, 

32 

102  75 

Dunstable, 

60  00 

HoUiston, 

30 

132  00 

Tyngsborough, 

72  75 

Hopkinton, 

56 

154  50 

Shirley, 

70  50 

Framinprham, 

106 

203  25 

Tounsf-nd, 

114 

110  25 

Marlboi'ougb, 

116 

209  25 

PeppBrell, 

86 

120  75 

Stow, 

89 

96  00 

Ashby, 

107  25 

Boxborongli, 

41 

44  25 

Concord, 

94 

222  00 

Total, 

3,008 

6,921  00 

Bedford, 

22 

84  00 

NORFOLK. 

Roxbniy, 

«378 

g633  75 

Bellingham, 
Franklin, 

32 

100  50 

Dorchester, 

116 

474  75 

120 

147  75 

Biookliire, 

82 

197  25 

^\'renthara. 

36 

222  00 

Milton, 

207  00 

Walpole, 

60 

135  75 

Quincy, 

162 

198  00 

Fox borough, 

77  25 

Braintree, 

124 

136  50 

Sharon, 

86  2» 

Weymouth, 

236 

246  00 

Dedhum, 

72 

307  50 

Cohasset, 

95 

110  25 

Stuughton, 

22 

84  00 

Netdham, 

113  25 

Randolph, 

76 

156  00 

Medfield, 

33 

87  75 

Canton, 

13 

119  25 

Dover, 

27 

70  50 

- 

—  ■   '  .. 

_ 

Mcdway, 

159  75 

Total, 

1,520 

4,071  CO 

PLYMOUTH. 

Plymouth, 

S138 

g4U  00 

Plvmpton, 

80  25 

Kingrston, 

130  50 

Halifax, 

14 

61  SO 

Duxbury, 

38 

213  00 

Abington, 

33 

162  75 

Mavshfield, 

124 

174  75 

Hanover, 

118  50 

Pembroke, 

112 

liO  25 

Scituate, 

124 

318  75 

Hanson, 

38 

75  75 

Hingham, 

232 

279  75 

Bridgewater, 
Middiebo  rough, 

104 

521  25 

Huil, 

25  50 

38 

399  75 

North  Brid-'.' water, 

Rochester, 

110 

240  00 

Wareham, 

74  25 

Total, 

1,110 

3,480  7S 

Carver, 

77  25 

BRISTOL. 

Taunton, 

gioo 

ig406  50 

Seekonk, 

138 

204  00 

Raynham, 

20 

84  75 

Dighton, 

23 

50  25 

Easton, 

141  00 

Wellington, 

28 

83  25 

Norton, 

100 

152  25 

Swanzey, 

54 

123  75 

Mansfield, 

58 

79  50 

Somerset, 

54 

82  50 

Altleborough, 

108 

240  00 

Berkley, 

20 

80  25 

Hehoboth, 

72 

1S5  75 

l-rectown, 

^6 

131  2S 

104 


Massachusetts  State  Tax. 


Prop,  of 
Represents.  jg75,«oo 
Troy,  38        119  25     Fairbaven, 

Wcstporf,  38         20Q  25 

Daitmoiuh,  182         261  00 

New-Bedford,  244         780  00 

BARNSTABLE. 


Prop,  of 
Rfpresents.  g75,ooo 

66         256  AO 
Total,    1,404     3,681  00 


Barnstable, 

«8 

270  00 

Eastham, 

20 

39  75 

Sandwich, 

20 

231  75 

Welfleet, 

20 

59  00 

ralraouth, 

104 

222  75 

Truro, 

56  25 

Dennis, 

64 

101  25 

Provincetown, 

98  25 

Harwich, 

83  25 

Yarmouth, 

n 

152  25 

Brewster, 

38 

88  50 

Chatham, 

103  50 

Total, 

414 

1,595  50 

Orleans, 

20 

78  75 

DUKES' 

COUNTY. 

Edgar  ton, 

K32 

«94  50 

Tisbury, 

54 

97  50 

Cbilmark, 

34 

93  00 

■■ 

Total, 

120 

285  00 

NANTUCKET. 

Nantucket, 

144                          1,49100 

WORCESTER. 

Worcester, 

«130 

g619  50 

Bolton, 

38 

117  00 

Leicester, 

96 

146  25 

Berlin, 

38 

69  00 

Spincer, 

72 

170  25 

Sterling, 

84 

183  75 

Bt-o  >kfield, 

26 

233  25 

Princeton, 

38 

159  00 

Wrstein, 

26 

114  75 

Hoiden, 

96 

132  00 

Jloith  Brookfield, 

111  00 

Rutland, 

22 

162  00 

Sturbridge, 

90 

177  75 

Oakham, 

80  25 

Charlton, 

22 

242  20 

Paxton, 

20 

63  75 

Dudley, 

38 

138  75 

New  Braintree, 

26 

110  25 

Douglas, 
Uxbrid^e, 

24 

98  25 

Hard  wick. 

74 

166  50 

88 

173  25 

Hubbardston, 

38 

127  50 

Northbndge, 

64  50 

Petersham, 

34 

176  25 

Mendon, 

68 

225  50 

Leominster, 

122 

164  25 

Milford, 

28 

129  00 

Lunenburgh, 

84 

130  50 

Grafton, 

145  25 

Westminster, 

78 

159  75 

Sutton, 

116 

172  50 

Fitchburgh, 

139  50 

Mllbury, 

106  50 

Gardner, 

63 

75  75 

Upton, 
Oxford, 

32 

82  50 

Ashbumham, 

20 

108  00 

20 

126  75 

Winchendon, 

100 

115  5fl 

Ward, 

61  50 

Royalston, 

94 

129  73 

Shrewsbury, 

157  50 

Templeton, 

126  00 

Westborough, 

129  00 

Atbol, 

33 

114  75 

Southborough, 

38 

111  ^§ 

Phillipston, 

28 

91  50 

North  borough, 

68 

105  75 

Dana, 

48  7J 

Wt-st  Boylston, 

87  75 

Southbridge, 

38 

106  5( 

Lancaster, 

34 

178  50 

Barre, 

26 

236  2 

Harvard, 

144  00 

- 

- 

— __ 

Boylston, 

S3 

93  75 

Total, 

2,362 

7,649  2. 

HAMPDEN. 

Springfield, 
Long  meadow. 

«58 

;g449  25 

Palmer, 

56 

90  0< 

20 

120  09 

Ludlow, 

85  5( 

Wilbraham, 

60 

1«7  50 

West  Springfield, 

106 

337  5 

Monson, 

108 

171  00 

Westfield, 

102 

225  « 

Brimfield, 

96 

169  50 

Southwick, 

106 

133  S 

South  Brimfield, 

25 

60  7« 

Granville, 

124 

129  Oi 

Holland, 

4^25 

Tolland, 

38 

56  2 

Massachiisetis  State   Tax. 


105 


Prob.  of 

Prop,  of 

Se/tretents.gi  5,000 

Bepresents.^rs  fOOO 

Blandford, 

92 

129  75 

Montgomery, 

36  7$ 

Chester, 

96 

94  50 

- 

Kussell, 

36  00 

Total, 

1,088 

2,523  00 

HAMPSHIRE. 

Northampton, 

«38 

^329  50 

Hadley, 

132 

145  50 

Southampton, 

50 

93  00 

Sautli  Hadley, 

23 

90  75 

Westharapton, 

78  75 

Granby, 

46 

84  75 

Hatfield, 

135  75 

Belchertown, 

68 

176  25 

"Willianisburgh, 

3g 

108  75 

Enfield, 

76 

77  75 

Goshen, 

65  25 

Greenwich, 

69  00 

Plaiiifield, 

38 

85  50 

Ware, 

81  75 

Cuminington, 

89  25 

Pelham, 

76 

60  75 

Easthampton, 

12 

52  50 

Amherst, 

120 

183  75 

Worthington, 

76 

115  50 

Preecott, 

60 

62  25 

Middiefield, 

33 

78  00 

_— ^B. 

Chestei-field, 

113  25 

Tota! 

1,  950 

2,443  75 

Norwich, 

60 

66  75 

FRANKLIN. 

Greenfield, 

«110 

Sl<52  00 

Whately, 

96  OO 

Gill, 

63  75 

Northfield, 

88 

155  2* 

Barnai-dstown, 

S2 

76  50 

Warwick, 

85 

110  25 

Leyden, 

38 

79  50 

Orange, 

85  50 

Shelburne, 

118 

87  75 

Montague, 

85  50 

Colraine, 

132 

168  75 

Sunderland, 

63  00 

Heath, 

72 

71  25 

Leverett, 

59  25 

Rowe, 

59  25 

Wendell, 

38 

70  50 

Charlemont, 

30 

81  00 

New  Salem, 

88 

127  50 

Buckland, 

33 

76  50 

Shutesbury, 

66  75 

Haw  ley, 

72  75 

Erving's  Grant, 

20  25 

▲shfield, 

133  50 

Conway, 

38 

167  25 

Total,  ' 

1,040 

2,431  50 

Deerfield, 

138 

192  00 

BERKSHIRE. 

Sheffield, 

aiio 

8200  25 

Hinsdak, 

m  75 

Mount  Washington, 

28  50 

Peru, 
Windsor, 

70 

66  00 

New  Marlborough, 

,   no 

138  00 

38 

78  00 

Sandisfield, 

110 

153  75 

Cheshire, 

90 

124  50 

Oiis, 

30 

65  35 

Lanesborough, 

84 

135  00 

Tyringham« 

64 

go  00 

New  Ashford, 

30  0» 

Great  Barrington, 

82 

171  75 

Adams, 

82 

156  00 

Egremont, 
Afford, 

24 

65  25 

Hancock, 

58 

96  00 

50  25 

Williainstown, 

42 

177  00 

Beckfct, 

98 

81  75 

Savoy, 

49  50 

Stockbiidge, 

34 

140  25 

Clarksburgh, 

18  75 

West  StockbrJdge, 

1      74 

88  50 

Florida, 

23  25 

Richmond, 

62 

102  00 

Gore  of  Land,  West  7 

4  50 

Washington, 

20 

48  00 

of  Williamstown, 

5 

Lee, 

102 

120  00 

Boston  Corner, 

3  00 

Lenox, 

80 

122  25 

, 

Pittsfield, 

134 

277  50 

Total, 

1,508 

3,051  00 

Dalton, 

70  50 

Whole    Total, 

«93,692 

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gliah  Mercwtjy  dat«d  fr.iy  28,  1583,  one  itf  which  is  preserved  in  the  Brit- 
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106  Massachusetts  Militia. 

MASSACHUSETTS  MILITIA. 

[Revised  by  tKe  Adjutant-General,  November,  1822.] 

His  Excellency,  JOHiN  BROOKS, 

COMMANDER   IN    CHIEF. 

Aida-de-camfi, 

Saml.  Swett,  Benj.  T.  Pickman,  and  Theodore  Lyman, 

jr.  of  Boston.     Rank  of  Lieutenant-Colonels. 

Adjutant-General^  and  acting  Quarter- Master- Gen- 
eral^ W'Uiam  H.  Sumner,  of  Boston. 

Rank  of  Brigadier-General. 
Quarter- Ma8ter»Genera/^    Amaia  Davie,  of  Boston, 

Rank  of  Brigadier-General. 

[The  Adjutant  and  Acting  Quarter  Master-GeneraPa 
Office,  is  kept  in  the  North-West  corner  of  the  State- 
House,  and  is  open  from  9  A,  M.  to  1  P.  M.  and  from  3 
to  6  P.  M.  excepting  Saturday  afteraoona.] 


DIFISIOJV.     jlJVD     DIVISIONARY    STJFF 
OFFICERS, 

FiRT  DIVISION. — Suffolk  iJf  J^orfolk. 
Major-General^  Elijah  Crane,  of  Canton. 
Aid8-de-Campy  Minot   Thayer,     of  Bj-aintree,  James 

Talbot  of  Dedham. 
Division-  Insfiector^ 

Division  Quarter- Master,  George  Bas«,  of  Boston, 
Judge- Advocate,  Franklin  Dexter,  of  do. 

SECOND    DIVISION.— ^««<?x. 
Major- General^  Benjamin  Stickney,  of  Newbury. 
Aids-de-Campy  John  Stickney,  of   Newburj,  Samuel 

Thomson,  of  Newburyport. 
Division- Inspector^  John  Rollins,  of  Newbury. 
Division  Quarter-Master^ 
Judge- Advocate^  Theodore  Eames,  of  Salem. 
THIRD    JilW^iO^.— Middlesex, 
Major^Genercl,  Nathaniel  Austin,  of  Charlestown. 
Aid-de  Camfi^  Samuel  Etheridge,  of  do. 

Division  In^ifiector^  Samuel  Jacques,  jr.^of  do. 
Division  Quarter- Master, 
Judge- Advocate y  John  KeycB,  of  Concord. 


Massachusetts  Militia.  107 

FOURTH    DIVISION. 

Hafn/iJihirr^  HamfiLn,  and  Franklin, 
Major-General^  Alanson  Knox,  of  Blandford 
jiias-de-Camp^  Caleb  Rice,  of  West  Springfield,  John 

B.  Cooley,  of  Brimfield. 
Division-Insfieclor^  George  Bliss,  jr.  ofMonson. 
Division  Quar^  Master,  J  as.  S.  D  wight,  jr.  Springfield, 
Jud^e- Advocate,  Daniel  Wells,  of  Greenfield. 

FIFTH    DIVISION. 

Bristol,  Plymouth.  Bariistable,  ^c. 
Major-Generalf  Benjamin  Lincoln,  of  New-Bedford. 
Aids-de-Camp,  Timothy  G.  Coffin,  of  do.  and  Thomaa 

Hedge,  of  Plymouth. 
Division- Inspector,,  John  M.  Goodwin,  of  Bridgewatcr. 
Division  Quarter-  Mmter,  Cushing  Mitchell,  of   do. 
Judge 'Advocate^  Nathaniel  M.  Davis,  of  Plymouth. 

SIXTH  DIVISION.— Wo»-ces^<?r. 
Muj or- General,  Ivers  Jewett,  of  Ashburnham. 
Aids -de -Camp  J  Simeon  Sanderson,  of  Westminster,  and 

Charles  Allen,  of  New-Braintree. 
Division- Ltfipfctor,,  Jonas  H.  Kendall,  Leomi  aster. 
Division  Quarter- Master ,^  Jerome  Gardner,  Harvard. 
Judge- Advocate,  John  Davis,  of  Woroester. 

SEVENTH  DIVISION— ^^rA-s/izre 
Major-General,  John  Whiting,  of  Great-Barrington. 
AJds  de-Camp,  Thos.  Hopkins  &  James  L.  Bacon,  of  do. 
Division^ Inspector,,  Robert  F.  Barnard,  of  Sheffield. 
Division  Quarter-Master,,  Thos.  A.  Gold,  of  Pittsfield. 
Judge- Advocate,  Charles  A.  Dewey,  of  Williamstown. 

BRIGADE  AND  STAFF  OFFICERS. 

FIRST      DlVISrOff. 

1st.    r  Brigadier  General, 
Brig,  y  Aid-de-Camp, 

Brigade-Major,  Alexander  H.  Gibb*,  of  Roxburya' 
Brig.  Quar.  Master,  Henry  B.  Smith,  of  Milton. 
C  Brigadier-General,  Nathl.  Guild,  of  Dtidham. 
2d.     J  Aid-de-Camp,  John  Morse,  jr.  of         do. 
Brig.  J  Brigade-Major,  Freeman  Fisher,  of     do. 

(Brig.  Quarter  ^^ft«te^,  Alfred  Allen,  of  Walpoje. 


\ 


103  Massaqhusetts  Militia. 

C  Brigadier-General,  William  Sullivan,  of  Boston. 
8d.    }  Aid-de-Camp,  William  H.  Eliot,  of        do. 
Prig.  ^  Brigade-Major,  Stephen  Fairbanks,  of  do. 

'Brigade-Quarter-Master,  Benj.  Winslow,  of  do. 

SECOND    DIVISION. 

{  Brigadier-General,  James  Appleton,  Marblehead. 
Ist.    1  4id-de-Camp,  Francis  Peabody,  Salem. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Jabez  W.  Barton,     do. 

f  Brigade-Quarter-Master,  Benjamin  Day,  do. 

{  Brigadier-Gen6i«al,  Solomon  Low,  Boxford. 
2d.    )  Aid-de-Camp,  Edward  W.  Bradlee,  Haverhill. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  John  Scott,  Newbur^rport. 

(  Brig.  Quarter-Master,  Joseph  L.  Low,  Andover. 

THIRD    DIVISION. 

{  Brigadier-General,  John  Tarbell,  of  Cambridge. 
1st.    1  Aid-de-Camp,  Abraham  Edwards,         do. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Wyman  Richardson,  of  Woburn. 

f  Brig.Quar.Master,  Jos.  W.  Newell  of  Charlestown. 

(  Brig.  General,  Micah  M.  Rutter,  of  East  Sudbury. 
2d.    J  Aid-de-Camp,  Charles  Heard,  of         do. 
Brig  j  Brigade-Major,  Joseph  Butterfield,  Tyngsboro'. 

(  Brigade-Quarter-Master,  S.  A.  Coburn,  Dracut. 

FOURTH    DIVISION. 

f  Brigadier-General,  David  Mack,  jr.  Middlefield. 
1st.    1  Aid-de-Camp,  Alexis  Painter,  of  Westfield. 
Brig.  ^  Brigade-Major,  Elisha  Edwards,  Springfield. 

(Brig.  Quar.  Master,  Thomas  Sheldon,  of  Westfield. 

C  Brigadier-General,  Asa  Howland,  Conway. 
2d.     1  Aid-de-Camp,  Daniel  W.  Willard,  Greenfield. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Thomas  Gilbert,  do. 

(  Bjrig.  Quarter-Master,  Alanson  Clark,    do. 


FIFTH    DIVISION. 

C  Bri^^adier-General,  Abiel  Washburn,  Middleboro\ 
1st.    )  Aid-de-Camp,  William  R.  P.  Washburn,     do. 
Bris:.  j  Brigade-Major,  Nathaniel  Wilder,  jr.  do. 

(Brig.  Qtiarter-Master,  Thomas  Hobart,  Pembroke. 

r  Brigadier-General,  Shephard  Leach,  Easton. 
2d.    ^Aid-de-Camp, 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  DavidG.  W.  Cobb,  Taunton. 

(  Brig.  Quarter-Master,  Cephas  Leach,  of  EastoJV 


I 


Field  Officers  oi'  Infantry.  109 

6  Brigadier-General,  Jeremiah  Mayo,  Brewster. 
3(3.    J  Aid-de-Camp,  Jonathan  Freeman,         do. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Joseph  Sampson,  do. 

(  Brigade-Quarter- Master, 

SIXTH    DI^ISION^ 

r  Brigadier-General,  William  Crawford,  Oakham, 
1st.    1  Aid-de-Camp,  Hollis  Tidd,  of  New-Braintree. 
Brig.  \  Brigade-Major,  Nathan  Heard,  jr.  Worcester. 

(  Brig.  Quarter-Master,  Skelton  Felton,  Oiikham, 

J  Brigadier-Gen.  Nathl.  C.  Estabrook,  of  Athol. 
2d.     1  Aid-de-Camp,  Clough  R.  Miles,  of  do. 

Brig.  ^  Brig.  Maj.  Ephraim  M.  Cunningham,  Lunenburg, 

(  Brigade-Quarter-Master, 

SEVENTH    DIVISION. 

{  Brigadier-General,  Josiah  Wolcot,   of  Sandisfield, 
let.    ^  Aid-de-Camp,  Stephen  Bosworth,  of        do. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Thomas  Twining,  do. 

(  Brig.Quar.MasteT,George  Whitney,of  Stockbridge 

(  Brigadier-General,  Francis  Fiske,  of  Cheshire. 
2d.     1  Aid-de-Camp,  George  Sexton,  Adams. 
Brig,  j  Brigade-Major,  Calvin  Hubbell,  jr.  Lanesboro'. 

(  Brig.  Qwarter-Master,  Henry  Taylor,  Pittsfield. 


FIELD    OFFICERS  A.YD   ADJUTAJsTTS  OF 
J'HE   IJVFANTRY. 

FIRST     DIVISION. 

FIRST    BRIGADE. 

i  Colonel,  Apollos  Clap,  of  Dorchester. 
1st.    1  Lieut.  Colonel,  Jonathan  A.  Richards,  Rosburyc 
Reg.  \  Major,  Asa  Wyman,  Roxbury. 

'  Adjutant,  Walter  Baker,  Dorchester. 

C  Colonel,  Washington  Cushing,  Hingham. 
2d.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Newcomb  Bates,  Cohasset. 
Reg.  p  Major,  Levi  Bates,  Weymouth. 

C  Adjutant,  Ned  Cushing,  Hingham. 

r  Colonel,  Moses  Whitney,  Milton. 
3d.     J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Royal  Turner,  Randolph. 
Reg. p Major,  Nathaniel  Ford,  MUton. 

C  Adjutant,  Jonathan  Wild,  jr.  Randolph. 

K 


11^  Field  Officers  of  Infantry. 

SECOND     BRIGADE. 

r  Colonel,  Josiah  S.  Fisher,  Dedham. 
1st.   J  Lieut  Colonel,  Theodore  Gay,  2d.  Dedham, 
Reg.  ^  Major,  Eliphalet  F.  Mason,  do. 

C  Adjutant,  Harris  Munioe,  do. 

f  Colonel,  John  Gay,  Stoughton. 
2d.    j^ieut.  Colonel, 
Reg.  ^  Major,  Henry  Hobart,  Foxboro' 

C  Adjutant,  James  Bent,  Canton. 

r  Colonel,  Amos  Hill,    Bellingham. 
3d.    )  Lieut.  Colonel,  Samuel  Smith,  Wrentham. 
Reg.  S  Major,  Oliver  Felt,  do. 

(Adjutant,  Sewall  Sanford,  Medway. 

THIRD    BRIGADE. 

r Colonel,  Thaddeus  Page,         Boston. 
1st.   ^Lieut.  Colonel,  Lewis  Lerow,     do. 
Reg. /Major,  Samuel  Aspinwall,  do. 

C  Adjutant, 

Colonel,  Daniel  L.  Gibbens,     Boston. 

I  Lieut.  Colonel,  Francis  Southack,  do.' 

Major,  Daniel  Brown,  do. 

Adjutant,  George  M.  Gibbens,      do. 

Colonel,  Samuel  H.  Parker,         Boston. 

Lieut.  Colonel,  Joseph  Jenkins,      do. 

[Major,  Thomas  Hunting,  do. 

Adjutant,  Alfred  Curtis,  do. 

SECOND    DIVISION. 

FIRST    BRIGADE. 
Colonel,  Horatio  Perry,  Salem, 

I  Lieut.  Colonel,  Joshua  Chase,      do. 
I  Major,  Lewis  Alleai,  do. 

Adjutant,  John  Derby,  5th.  do. 

■  Colonel,  Isaac  Dennison,         Gloucester, 
I  Lieut.  Colonel,  Elijah  Haskell,     do. 
I  Major,  William  Poole,  do. 

^Adjutant,  Daniel  Rogers,  jr.  do. 

r  Colonel,  Amos  Sheldon,  Beverly, 

3d.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Daniel  Proctor,  jr.  do. 
Reg.  A  Major,  Samuel  Goldsmith,  Manchester. 
(Adjutant,  hsael  Sheldon,  Beverly. 
CCulonel,  Robert  Robinson,  Lynn. 
4th.  N Lieut.  Colonel,  Josiah  Newhull,  LynnGeW 
Reg.  "S  Major,  Ebenezer  Neal,  Lynn. 

(Adjuluut,  Daniel  To wnsing,    do. 


Field  Officers  of  Infantry.  Ill 

(  Colonel,  Caleb  Low,    Danvers. 
5th.   1  Lieut.  Colonel,  Amos  Batchelder,  Middletoivn. 
Reg.  j  Major, 

(  Adjutant, 

SECOND    BRIGADE. 

(  Colonel,  Josiah  Titcomb,  Newbury. 

1st.    y  Lieut.  Colonel,  Benjamin  L  Tennej,  do. 
Reg.  1  Major,  Samuel  Tenney,  jr.  do. 

(  Adjutant  Stephen  Adams,  jr,  do. 

i  Colonel,  William  Andrew?,  Ipswich. 

2d,     1  Lieut.  Colonel,  Nathaniel  Harris,       do- 
Reg  ^  Major,  Paul  Dole,  jr    Rowley. 

f  Adjutant,  Charles  Kimball,  Ipswich. 

(Colonel,  Benjamin  Abbott,  Andover. 
3d.     1  Lieut.  Colonel,  Chdrles  Peabody,   Boxford. 
Reg.  j  Major,  Timothy  Poor,    Andover. 

V  Adjutant,  William  Brown,  Bradford. 

(  Colonel,  Aaron  Morrill,  Ir.  Salisbury. 
4th.    1  Lieut.  Colonel,  Stephen  Bailey,  Amcsbury, 
Reg.  \  Major,  Nathaniel  Dole,  Salisbury. 

I  Adjutant,  John  Evans,  jr.     do. 

(  Colonel,  James  H.  Duncan,  Harerhill. 
5th.  \  Lieut,  Colonel,  Benj.  Osgood,  Methuen. 
Reg.  ^  Major,  Daniel  Merrill,  do. 

(  Adjutant,  Jesse  Clement,  Haverhill. 

BATTALION    OF    INFANTRY. 

Bat.  <  Lieut.  Colonel,  Abraham  WUHams,  Newburyport. 
Infa,  ^  xMajor,   Jonathan  Wood,  do. 

THIRD  DIVISION. 

FIRST    BRIGADE. 

("Colonel,  Lusher  Gay,  Cambridge. 
1st.  1  Lieut.  Colonel,  EHab  W.  Metcalf  do. 
Reg.  y  Major,  Samuel  Learned,  W^atertown. 

C  Adjutant,  Charles  Everett,  Cambridge. 

r Colonel,  William  Winn,  Burlington. 
2d.    _j  Lieut.  Colonel,  Leonard  Thompson,  Woburn. 
Reg.  y  Major,  Elbridge  Gerry,  Stoneham. 

C  Adjutant,  William  Tidd,  Woburu, 

r Colonel,  Daniel  Shattuck,  Concord. 
3d,    ^  Lieut.  Colonel,  John  P.  Merriam.  Lexington. 
Reg. ^  Major,  Daniel  Weston,  Lincoln. 

C  Adjutant,  Samuel  Burr,  Concord. 


112  Field  Officers  of  Infantrj. 

(  Colonel,  Asa  Whiting,  Holliston. 
4tb.   ILieut.  Colonel,  John  Bigelow,  Sherburne, 
Reg.  j  Major,  Samuel  Murdock,  Framingham. 

(  Adjutant,  Ebenezer  Mann,  Sherburne. 

r  Colonel,  William  Fernald,     Charlestown. 
5'th,    ) Lieut.  Colonel,  Joseph  S.  Porter,  do. 
Reg.  ^  Major,  John  M.  Fiske,  do. 

(Adjutant,  Guj  C.  Haynes,  do. 

SECOND    BRIGADE. 

(Colonel,  Artemas  Conant,  Stow. 
Ist.    ^ Lieut.  Colonel,  William  Baldwin,   East-Sbudbury. 
Reg.  y  Major,  Drury  Fairbanks,  Sudburj. 
C  Adjutant,  Francis  Conant,  Stow, 
r  Colonel,  Abel  Tarbell,  Groton. 
2d.    ^ Lieut.  Colonel,  Samuel  Wright,  jr.  Westford. 
Reg.  y  Major,  William  Buttrick,  Pepperell. 

Adjutant,  William  A  Bancroft,  Townsend. 
Colonel,  Joseph  Bowers,  Chelmsford. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  John  Baldwin,  Billerica. 
Major,  Luke  Thomson,  Chelmsford, 
Adjutant,  Charles  Blood,  Dracut. 

FOURTH    DIVISION. 

FIRST    BRIGADE. 
^Colonel,  Harvey  Chapin,         Springfield. 
1st.   N  Lieut.  Colonel,  George  Colton,     do. 
Reg  i  Major,  William  Burt,  Longmeadow. 

(.Adjutant,  Chester  W.  Chapin,  Springfield. 
f  Colonel,  Joseph  M.  Forward,  Southwick. 
2d.    ^  Lieut.  Colonel,  Elias  Winchell,  West-Springfield. 
Reg.  S  Major,  Linus  Bagg,  do. 

(  Adjutant,  Robert  Forward,  Southwick. 
^Colonel,  Zebina  Dickinson,  Amherst, 
3d,    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Sj'Ivester  Goodman,  Hadley. 
Reg.  "S  Major,  Ephraira  Smith,  do. 

(Adjutant,  John  Hubbard,  Amherst. 
Colonel,  Israel  Cannon,  Blandford, 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Eli  Pease,     do. 
Major,  Samuel  Lyman,  Chester. 
Adjutant,  Logan  Crosby,  Blandford. 
Colonel,  Abner  Brown,  Brirafield. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Benjairin  Page,  Ware. 
Major,  Robert  Andrews,   Brinifield. 
Adjutant,  Asa  Lincoln,         do. 


Field  Officers  of  Infantry.  i  i: 

SECOND    BRIGADE. 

f  Colonel,  Elisha  Edwards,  jr.  Southampton. 
1st    \  Lieut  Colonel,  Thomas  Pomroy,  rsorthampton. 
Reg.  \  Najj>r,  Jonathan  Porter,  jr.   Hatfield, 

/Adjutant  William  W.  Partridge,  ^orthamptcn. 

/Colonel,  Theodore  D.  Lyman,  GrcenfickL 
2d.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  George  Eels,  Colraine. 
Reg  \  Major,  Russell  Hastings,  Greenfield, 

/  Adjutant,  John  C.  Hoyt,  Gill. 

^  Colonel,  Spencer  Root,  Montague. 
3d.    NLieut.  Colonel.  Abner  Goodell,  Warwick, 
Heg.'N  Major,  Nahum  Bryant,  New  Salem. 

(Adjutant,  Clark  Goss,  Montague. 

/Colonel,  xAlvan  Kice,  Chestertield. 
4th.  N  Lieut.  Colonel,  William  Rice,  Worthington^ 
J^^g^  fV'ajor,  Josiah  Shaw,  jr.  Plainlield. 

(  Adjutant,  Asahel  RiiJings,  Goslien. 

("Colonel,  Solomon  Reed,  Rowe. 
5th.  >  Lieut  Colonel.  Noah  Wells,  do. 
I^egy  Major,  Nehemiah  Hathaway,  Ashfield. 

C  Adjutant,  Amos  Shepherd,  Bucklaud. 

riFTH   DIVISION. 

FIRST    BRIGADE. 

C  Colonel, 
1st.    jLieut.  Colonel,  Bartlett  Murdock,  WarehaiK. 
Reg,  ^  Major,  Benjamin  Ward,  Carver. 

C  Adjutant,  Isaac  L.  Hedge,  Plymouth. 

f  Colonel,  John  Collamore,  Scituate. 
2d.    jLietit.  Colonel, 
Reg/^ Major,  Jesse  Reed,  Hanover. 

^Adjutant  Horace  Collamore,  PembrokCo 

r  Colonel,  Salmon  Fobes,  Bridgewater. 
3d,    S  Lieut.  Colonel,  Jonathan  Chamberlain,     do. 
Reg  K  Major,  Daniel  Perry,  Abin^ton. 

(Adjutant,  Hector  Orr,  Bridgewater. 

rColoneJ,  Ephraim  Ward,  Middleborough. 
4th.  \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Peter  H.  Pierce,    ^o. 
Reg.^  Major,  Branch   Harlow,  do. 

(Adjutant,  Arad  Thompson,  do. 

SECOND     BRIGADE. 
(Colonel,  Rufus  V.  Barrows,  Rehoboth. 
1st.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Hail  Wood,  Sv/ansea. 
Reg.  ^  Mai  or,  Noah  Read,  Seekonk. 

C  Adjutant,  Jonathan  ^Yheaton,  'r.  Rehobotlv- 
K  2 


114  Field  Officers  of  Infantry. 

r  Colonel,  Nathaniel  Nelson,  New-Bedford. 
2d.    J  Lieut.  Colonel, 
Reg.  ^  Major, 

C  Adjutant,  Henry  Taylor,  New-Bedforel. 
r  Colonel,  Adoniram  Crane,  Berkley. 
3d.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Cromwell  Washburn,  Taunton. 
Reg.  ^  Major,  Nathan  Kin^,  do. 

C  Adjutant,  George  B.  Atwood,  do. 

Colonel,  Elkanah  Briggs,  Attleborough 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Joseph  Lane,  jr.  Mansfield. 
I  Major,  John  Gilmore,  Easton. 
Adjiitant,  David  Cobb,  jr.  Mansfield. 
Colonel,  Herc«les  Cushraan,  Freetown, 
I  Lieut.  Colonel,  Lynde  Hathaway,  do. 
Major,  Elisha  Slade,  jr.  Somerset. 
(.  Adjutant,  Philip  P.  Hathaway,  Freetown. 

THIRD     BRIGADE. 

/"Colonel,  Obed  B.  Nye,  Sandwich. 

J  St.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Nathan  B.  Gibbs,  do. 
Reg. S Major,  Joshua  Nye,  Falmouth. 

^Adjutant,  Sewall  Fessenden,  Sandwich. 

r  Colonel, 
2d.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Isaiah  Bray,  Yarmouth, 
Reg.  y  Major,  Allen  Nickerson,  Chatham. 

V  Adjutant,  Joseph  Hamblin,  Yarmputh. 

^Colonel,  Joshua  Small,  Truro, 
3d      V'Jeut.  Colonel,  i 

Reg.i  Ma  or,  Joel  Snow,         Eastham. 

C Adjutant,  Michael  Collings,  ^o. 

SIXTH     DIVISION. 

FIRST     BRIGADE. 

f  Colonel,  AKan  Lamb.  Spencer. 

1st.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  William  Livermore,  do. 
Reg.  ^  Maior,  Abel  Bartlet,  Leicester. 

C  Adjutant.  Leonard  Carey,  Ward. 

r  Colonel,  Daniel  R.  Newhall,  Mendon. 
2d.    J  Lieut.  Colonel,  John  Carpenter,  Uxbridge. 
Reg.  ^  Major,  Lebbens  Gaskell,  Mendon. 

C  A'ljTitant,  Caeb  Hayward,  do, 

r  Colonel,  William  Adams,  Norlh-Brookfield. 
.3d.  ^  Lieut.  Colone),  F.lbridge  Cutler,  Hardwick. 
Reg,  5 Major,  Roswell  Conver=,  New-Braintree 

(  Adjutant,  David  H.  Field,  Oakham 


Field  Officers  of  Infantry.  115 

/-Colonel,  David  Lathe,         Charlton. 
4th.  S  Lieut.  Colonel,  John  Fitts,  jr.  do. 
Reg  )  Major,  Jacob  Upham,  do, 

(Adjutant,  James  Wollcot.  jr.  Southbridge. 

••Colonel,  Jason  Waters,  Sutton. 
5th.  N Lieut.  Colonel,  John  F.  Barton,  Milbury. 
Reg. "5  Major,  Reuben  Waters,  jr.  Sutton. 

(Adjutant,  Joseph  W,  Wright,  Milbury. 

(Colonel,  Merrill  Davis,  Holden. 
6th.  N  Lieut.  Colonel,  Luther  Johnson,  Worcester. 
Reg  i  Major,  Joseph  A.  Reed,  Princeton. 

C  Adjutant,  Jones  Estabrook,  Holden. 
SECOND    BRIGADE. 

^Colonel,  John  B.  Pratt,  Sterling. 
1st.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  John  G.  Davis,  Princeton. 
Reg.  s  Major,  Amory  Holraan,  Bolton. 

(Adjutant,  Solon  Whiting,  Lancaster. 

/-Colonel,  Joshua  W.  Leland,  Grafton. 
2d.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Franois  B.  Fay,  Southborough,. 
Reg. "S  Major,  Daniel  Harrington,  Shrewsbury. 

(Adjutant,  Hollowell  Bailey,  Northborough. 

(-Colonel,  Moses  Greenwood,  jr.  Hubbardston, 
3d.    \  Lieut.  Colonel,  Josiah  Wheeler,  Petersham. 
Reg,  \  Major,  Warner  Hinds,  Dana. 

(  Adjutant,  Josiah  Miles,  Petersham. 

(Colonel,  Hosea  Stone,     Ashburnham. 
4th.  >  Lieut.  Colonel,  Charles  Barrett,  do. 
Reg.  y  Major,  Ephraim  Jones,  Lunenburg. 

C  Adjutant.  Benjamin  Barrett,  Ashburnham. 

f  Colonel,  Franklin  Gregory,    Royahton. 
5th.  J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Willard  Newton,  do. 
Reg  /Major,  ArtemasLee,         Templeton. 

V.  Adjutant,  Nathan  Bryant,  jr.  do. 

SEVENTH    DIVISION. 

FIRST     BRIGADE. 

(Colonel,  Ira  Owen,  Sheffield. 

Ist.    N  Lieut.  Colonel,  Jedediah  Burrill,  do. 
Reg.  J  Major,  Darius  Mason,  do. 

(Adjutant,  Albert  A.  Root,  do. 

(  Colonel,  Joseph  B.  Hill,  West  Stockbridge. 
2d.     J  Lieut.  Colonel,  Darius  Perkins,  Becket. 
Reg.^  Major,  William  Williams,     Stockbridge. 

(  Adjutant,  David  P.  Ingerson,       do. 


UG  Officers   of  Cavalry, 

C  Colonel,  Samuel  Picket,  Otis. 
3d.     1  Lieut.  Colonel,  George  Marvin,  SandisfieW. 
Reg.  j  Major,  Harvey  Wolcot,  do. 

(Adjutant,  Timothy  Jones,  Otis.  , 

SECOND    BRIGADE. 
^Colonel,  Jabez  Hall,  Lanesburough. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Kiler  Kent,  New-Ashford. 
Major,  Joel  Harrison,  Williamstown. 
Adjutant,  Stoddard  Hubbell,  Lanesborough. 
Colonel,  Daniel  Collins,  Lenox. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Ethan  Jones,  Pittsfield. 
Major,  Josiah  Butler,  do. 

Adjutant,  Thomas  Egliston,  Lenox. 
Colonel,  Levi  Pierce,  jr.  Peru. 
Ueut.  Colonel,  Daniel  Coman,  jr.  Cheshire. 
Major,  Ichabod  Emmons,  Hinsdale. 
Adjutant,  Simeon  W.  Right,  Dalton. 

OFFICERS  OF  CAVALRY. 
FIRST  DIVISION. 
Second  Brigade,  1  Battalion, 
Major,  Lemuel  Gay,  Stou^hton. 
Adjutant,  Joseph  Torrey,  Wrentham, 
Captain,  Elisha  A.  Jones,  Medwa}-. 
Captain,  John  Sliumway,  Dover. 
Captain, 

Third  Brigade^  1  Comfiany. 
Captain,  Luke  Richardson,  Boston. 

SECOND  DIVISION. 

First  Bri^de,  1  Battalion, 
Major,  Benjamin  Wheeler,  Danvers. 
Adjutant,  Stephen  Upton,         do. 
Captain,  Andrew  Dodge,  Beverly. 
Captain,  George  Appleton,  Hamilton. 

Second  Br'gade,  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Moses  Newell,     Parsons. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Samuel  Brown,  Bradford. 
Major,  Moody  Brid^fs,  Andover. 
Adjutant,  Sa'AUr-I  Thompson,  Newburyport. 
Captain,  David  W.  Boyulon,  Rowley. 


Officers   of  Cavalry.  117 

Captain^  John  Pearson,  Newbury, 
Captain,  Theoron  Johnson,  Andover. 
Captain,  Porter  Bradstreet,  Topsfield. 

THIRD  DIVISION. 

First   Brigade. 
Major,  Sewall  Winn,  Sonth  Readincc. 
Adjutant,  John  B.  H   Fuller,  Newton. 
Captain,  Silas  Eaton,  Framingham.  ^ 

Captain,  Jonas  Parker,  ir.  j<;eading. 
Captain,  Asa  Trowbridge,  Newton. 

Second  Brigade,    3  Companies* 
Captain,  William  Harrington,  Marlborough. 
Captain,  Josiah  Fletcher,  Chelmsford. 
Captain, 

FOURTH  DIVISION. 

First  Brigade^  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Job  Dickenson,  Granby. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Dennison  Parsons,  Granville^ 
Major, 

Adjutant,  Earl  Bishop,  South  Hadley. 
Captain,  Erastus  Chapin,  Springfield, 
Captain, 
Captain, 
Captain, 

Captain,  Lebbeus  Chapin,  Palmer. 
Captain,  Pliny  Forward,  South  wick. 

Second  Brigade,  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Elihu  Niras,  Shelburne, 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Salmon  Sheldon,  Leyden. 
Major,  David  Dennison.  jr.  Colrain. 
Adjutant,  David  Wright,  Deerfield. 
Captain,  Erastus  Clark,  Greenfield. 
Captain,  Luther  Stone,  Goshen. 
Captain,  Silas  Harding,  New  Salem. 
Captain,  William  Pomeroy,  Williamsburg. 
Captain,  Austin  Rice,  Conway. 

^       FIFTH  DIVISION. 

Fir&t  Brigade^  1  Battalion. 
Major, 
Adjutant,  Seranus  Shaw,  Bridgewater. 


118  Officers  of  Cavalry. 

Captain,  Nehenwah  Leonard,  Middleborough. 
Captain,  Seth  Allen,  Halifax. 

Second  Brii(ade^  1  Battalion, 
Major,  Allen  Hunt,  Seekonk. 
Adjutant,  Jesse  Hartshorn,  Taunton. 
Captain,  Lemuel  Leonard,         do. 
Captain,  Reuel  White,  Mansfield. 
Captain, 

SIXTH  DIVISION. 

First  Brigade^  1   Regiment. 
Colonel,  George  Mower,  "V^'orcf-'^ter. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Simon  Plympton,   V\  est  Bojlston. 
Major,  Hiram  Wheelock,  Sturbridjre. 
Adjutant,  Samuel  Tucker,  Charlton. 
Captain,  Lewis  Chapin,  Worcester. 
Captain,  Warner  Lincoln,  Western. 
Captain,  John  Hill,  jr    Charlton. 
Captain,  Joseph  B.  Chapin,  Upton. 

Second  Brigade,  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Thomas  Wright,  Sterling. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Josiah  Brigham,  Westboreugh. 
Major,  Nathan  Nickerson,  Athol. 
Adjutant,   Charles  Bridge,  Lancaster, 
Captain,  Silas  Sibley,  Westborough. 
Captain,  Jonathan  Howe,  Rutland, 
Captain,   Hollis  Bruce,  Lancaster. 
Captttiu.  Jonathan  Baldwin,  2d.  Templeton.. 
Captain,  Benjamin  Harrington,  W'estminster. 

SEVENTH  DIVISION. 
First  Brigade,  1  Battalion, 
Major,  Allen  Smith,  Stockbridge. 
Adjutant,  William  B.  Sexton,  Sheffield, 
Captain,  Sewall  Sargent,  Stockbridge. 
Captain,  Calvin  Stevens,  New-Marlborougb. 
Captain,  Clement  Ray,  Great-Barrington. 

Second  Brigade,    1  Battalion, 
Major,  Alva  Merrill,  Lenox. 
Adjutant,  Chancy  Hamlin,  Lanesboro%h, 
Captain,  Harvey  Smedley,   Williamstown. 
Captain. 


Officers   of  Artillery.  119 

OFFICERS  OF  ARTILLERY. 

FIRST     ©IVISION. 

First  Brigade^  1  Battalion^ 
Major,  Robert  Stetson,  Dorchester. 
Adjutant  Thomas  M.  Moseley,  do. 
Captain,  Joseph  May,  Roxbury. 
Captain,  John  Vinson,  3d.   Weymouth^ 
Captain, 

Second  Brigade^  1    Battalion. 
Major.  Willctrd  Sayles,  Wrentham. 
Adjutant,  Calvin  Fisher, jr.  Wrentham. 
Captain,  Samuel  Hartshorn,  jr.    Walpole.  . 
Captain,  Cyrus  Adams,  Medway. 
Captain, 

Third  Brigade^    1  Battalion, 
Jilajor,  Joseph  E.  Smith,  Boston. 

Adjutant,  Charles  H.  Hammatt,  do. 
Captain,  Francis  Jackson,  do. 

Captain,  Isaac  Fo'vle,  do. 

Captain,  Thomas  I.  LobdeD,         do, 

Boston  Sea  Fencibks^ 
Captain,  Russell  Glover,  Boston. 

SECOND  DIVISION. 
First  Brigade^    1    Reg.    1  Batt.  Regimettt. 
Colonel,  William  Beach,  Gloucester* 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Warren  Porter,  Danvers.  - 
Ma'or,  Francis  Peabody,  Saiem. 
Adjutant,  John  Towne,         do. 
Captaia,  John  Nichols,   Lynn. 
Captain,  Jacob  Oo-jty,  Lynnfield. 
Captain,  William  Center,  jr.  Gloucester. 
Captain,  Adam  Nesmith,  Salem, 

Battalion. 
Major,  John  Trail,        Marblehead. 
Ad  utant,  Joseph  W    Oteen,  do. 
Captain,  John  S.  Rhodes,         do. 
Captain,  James  P.  Smith,         do. 

Marblehiad  Light  Infintrtj. 
Captain,  Joseph  Gregory,  jr.  jilarblehead- 


180  Officers  of  Artillery. 

S'-cond  Bri((ade,  1  Battalion^ 
Major,  Benjamin  Gleason,  Andover, 
Adjutant,  Pascal  Abbot,         do. 
Captain,  John  Colby,  jr.  Amesbury. 
Captain,  Ebenezer  Bradbury,  Newburyport. 
Captain,  Abel  Abbot,  Andover. 

THIRD   DIVISION. 

First  Brigade^  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Thomas  Learned,     Watertown. 
Lieut,  Colonel,  John  Hunting,        do. 
Major,  Timothy  M.  Baker,  Charlestown. 
Adjutant,  Josiah  Clark,  Watertown. 
Captain,  John  Johnson,  Medford. 
Captain,  Eli  Brown,  Concord. 
Captain, 

Captain,  Samuel  Somes,  Watertown. 
Captain,  Sylvius  Holbrook,  Shelburne. 

Second  Brigade^  1  Battalion. 
Major,  William  Dalrymple,  Groton. 
Adjutant,  Daniel  Tuck,  Chelmsford, 
Captain,  Henry  Baldwin,  Billerica. 
Captain,  Aaron  Brown,  Groton. 

FOLTRTH  DIVISION. 

First  Brigade y  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Horatio  Fitch,  Monson. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Simeon  Pwigbt,  Belchertown. 
Major,  Joseph  Washburn,  do. 

Adjutant,  Ebenezer  R.  Eaton,  Monson, 
Captain,  Joel  Tucker,  do. 

Captain,  Henry  Sargent,  Springfield, 
Captain,  Hezekiah  Walker,  jr.  Belchertown. 
Captain,   Zebina  Fowler,  Westfield. 

Second  Brigade^  1  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Elijah  Mattoon,  jr.  Norlhfield. 
Lieut.  Colonel,  Ansel  Phelps,  Greenfield. 
Major,  John  Tobey,  Hawley. 
Adjutant, 

Captain,  King  Harris,  Northfield. 
Captain,  William  Joy,  Plainfield. 
Captain, 

Captain,  Nahum  Adams,  Greenfield. 
Captain.  Samuel  Williams,  I^orthamptoD. 


Officers   of  Artill2r3%  121 

FIFTH   DIVISION. 

First  Brigade^  1  Battaliojit 
MajxDr,  Micah  White,  Rochester. 
A.<ijutant,  John  P.  Turner,  Pembroke. 
Captain,  Edward  Curtis,  Haaover. 
Captain,  Micah  Nash,  Abington. 
Captain, 

Second  Brigade,  1  Battalion, 
Major,  Samuel  Stall,  New-Bedford. 
Adjutant,  William  Stall,     do. 
Captain,  Lemuel  Perry,  Norton. 
Captain,  John  Harrison,  New-Bedford. 

Third  Brigade^    1  Battalion, 
Major,  Nathaniel  Shivrick,  Falmouth. 
Adjutant,  Ezekiel  H.  Higgins,  Brewster. 
Captain,  Jesse  Noble,  Falmouth. 
Captain,  Freeman  Hi§:gins,  Brewster. 

SIXTH  DIVISION. 

First  Brigade,  1  Battalion. 
Major,  Joel  Gleason,  Worcester. 
Adjutant,  Moses  Brigham,  do. 
Caj>tain,  Lv  man  Morse,  Sturbridge. 
Captain,  Clark  Ellis,  Milford. 
Captain,   Leonard  Clark,  Worcester. 

Second  Brigi:d'\  1   Battalion, 
Major,  Hannibal  Laughton,  Lancaster. 
Adjutant,  Henry  Allen,  Leominster. 
Captain, 
Captain, 

Captain,  Frederick  Wm.  Jone?,  Leominster. 
SEVENTH   DIVISION. 

Firsf.  Brigade,    1  Battalion, 
Major,  Cliarles  Taylor,  Great-Barrington. 
Adjutant,   Avicrustus  Hitchcock,  do. 
Captain,  Coonrod  Burghfirdt,        do» 
Cfiptain,  Loring  G.  Robbins,  W'estStockbridge. 
Captain, 

Second  Brigade,  \  BattaUon. 
Major,  William  Acocks,  Hancock. 
Adjutant,  Ezekiel  R.  Colt,  Pittsiield. 
Captain,  William  Lynn,  Lanesborough. 
?.. aptain,  Thomas  Ensign,   riltsfiold. 


122  Officers  of  the  Thira  BrigaJe. 

DIVISIONARY  CORPS  OF IKDRPEMDEMT 
CADETS. 
Captain^  Lieut   Colonel  Harrison  G.  Otis,  jr. 
Litutcnunt^  Major  Marshal  B.  Spring. 
Eruiiffn.,  Major  Thomas  C.  Amory. 
adjutant.,  Captain  John  Gray  Kogers. 
Surgeon,  John  C.  NVarren,  m.  d. 


ANCIENT  AND  HONOURABLE  ARTILLERY 
COMPANY.     Incorporated   1638. 
Captain.^  Lieut.  Colonel  Theodore  Lyman,  jr. 
\st.  I  Am  tenant,  Lieut,  Colonel  Lusher  Gay. 
2d.  Lieutenatktt  Captain  Nathaniel  i-{ichards. 
od.  Li€utt7iant^  Colonel  Saniuel  H.  Parker. 

\(it,  Seriixant.^  Captain  Benjamin  Darling. 

2f/.  Sergeant,  L\^-Mit\va.nX  B.  M    Nevers. 

3t/.  Sergeant,  Ensign  Brewster  Reynolds. 

Ath.  Sergeant,  Captain  Nathan  Hobbs. 

Treasurer,  Jacob  Hall,  Esq. 

Clerk,  Ensign  Henry  ii.  Huggeford. 

Annourer.,  Davifi  W.  iiradlee,  Esq. 

OFFICERS  IN   THE    THIRD   BRIGADE  FIRST 

DIVISION,  (iricinding  Boston  and  Chelsea,)  in  com- 
mission, November,  1822. 

Brigadier  General,  William  Sullivan. 
Brigjdr-Major  uJid  Innjiector,  Stephen  Fairbanks, 
Brii^ads- Quarter- Master,  Benjaarui  VVinslow. 
Aid-de-Camp,  William  H.  Eliot. 

FIRST    REGIMENT. 

Colonel,  Thnddeus  Page. 

Lieutenant -Colonel.  Lewis  Lerow. 
ivi'jjor.  Scimuel  Aspinwall. 

Adjutant,  Chafdain,  Rev.  D.  Sharp, 

Quaier-Master^     Andrew  Surgron,        Willicim    la- 

.Allen.  eails,  m.  d. 

l^crfh  Msistvr,  Rarnuir.  Fiu'ld  Surg.Mate,  8.  A.  Shurtleir, 


Officers  of  the  Third  Brigade. 


123 


Ca/i  tains, 
Jos.  N.  Howe,  jr. 
Silas  Pierce 
Kathan  Hobbs 
John  Simmons 
Richard   Bracket 
Lyman   Robiii5on 
John  R.  Bradford 
Henry  Fowle,jr. 
John  Gale 
John  Elliot 


IJfju  tenant  ft. 
William  Butler 
Chas.  M.  Domett 
Silas  Stewart 
Edmund  Longley 
Joshua  H.  Pratt 
Walter  Frost 
Solomon  Loud 
Genet  Holbrook 
Henry  S.  K.(^nt 
Wilham  Hooton 


James  Henry 
Joshua  C.  Bates 
Francis  Green,  jr. 

vacant. 
James  Stowers 
Wm    Tread  well 
Rufus  Rice 
Reub.  Carver,  jr. 
Del  mot  Locke 
Elisha    Whislow 


SECOND    REGIMENT. 

Colonel^  Danif.i  L.  Gibbens. 
IJeut.  C.'lonel.  Francis  Southack, 
Major,  Daniel  Brown. 

^rf/«^an;,Geo.M. Gibbens     Chipluin,  P^.ul  Dean 

Q.  Mister,  Eclw.  Watson     6'Mrf>-(?&7z,GeorgeParkman 

Pay- Master,  Reuben  Vose     Surg. Mate,  Geo.  B.  Doane 

Captains.  Lieutenants.  Ensigns. 

PeterM'Intosh,jr.  John  T.Winthrop  Jos.  Coolidge,  jr. 
Robert  French  Jos.  Wheelwright  Justus  Lincoln  • 
Lewis  Dennis         Asa  Clark  Elias  Kingsbury 

Matthias  Leach     George  Stearns  vacant. 

Elias  Davis  Henry  H.  Barton  John  Pierce 

Amos  B.  Parker  William  Howe      Amos  G.  Smith 
John  Muzzy  Amos  H.  Haskett  Charles  Hubbard 

vacant.  Chas.  G.  Loring  Lorenzo  Draper 

P.  R.L.Stone        A.  H.  Stevtns       Joshua  Wyman 
Artemas  Young     WilliamWales,jr.  Calvin  Hatch 

THIRD    REGlxMENT. 

Colonel,  Samuel  H.  Parker. 
Lieutenant  Colonel,  Joseph  Jenkins. 
Majory  Thomas  Hunting. 

Adjutant,  Alfred  Curtis       Chaplain^ 

Quarter- Master,  Suygeo?i,     Asa   Buck  man 

Paz/  Mastery  G.W.Thayer     6\  Mate,  Chandler  Robbins 

Captains.  Lieutenants.  Ensigns. 

Daniel  Hastings    William  SHawse  Willard Partridge 
Joshua  Simmons    John  F.  Bannister  Benjan.in  True 
Cushing  Fearing  Joseph  Head,  jr.    Darius  V.'lapp 
vacant.  Benj.  M.  Nevers  Brewst.  Reynolds 


124 


UniversUy  at  Cambridge. 


John  S.  Tyler 
James  Sharp 

Majo\ 


Captains.  Lieutenants.  Ensigns. 

Martin  Brimmer  Geo.  A.  Hodges  Horace  Gray 

John  Park  Edmund  White  John  T.  Diugley 

Ephreiim  Dodge     James  Harris  Stephen  Foot 

Benjamin  D:)rllng  Saml.  L.  Abbot  John  Farrie,  jr. 

Pientiss  Hobbs       Jos.  L.  C.  Ainee  Daniel  Webber 

Ruel  Baker  James  (Garland  Thom'isHowland 

VV  A.Dickerman  H.  H.  Huvigeford 

Eddy  Fairbanks  Sumner  Fuller 

Battalion  of  Artilkry. 
;  Joseph  E,  Smith. 
Jdjutant,  CtH.Hammatt    Qr.  Manttr,  J.  A.  G.  Otis 
Suj-gcon,  J;.'hn  Jeffries,  jr. 
Co/itams.  Ist.  Lieutenants.  2d.  Lieutenants. 

Isaac  Fowle  John  Wade  M.  A.  Taylor 

Francis  Jackson    Jedediah  Tuttle     Sanmel  Lvndes 
Thos.  J.  Lobdell    W^m.  L.  Smith       Jason  D.  Battles  ' 

Light  Dragoons, 
Cafitain.  Lieutenants.  Cornet. 

Luke  Richardson  f^S^vTs""^      Luther  Parker 

SEA  FENCIBLES. 
Captain^  Russell  Glover. 
First  Lieutcnanty  William  Smith. 
Second  LifUtenanty  Edward  L.  Scott. 
Ensign,  Joseph  W.  Lewis. 
Brigade   Band. 

Asa  Fillebrown,  Master.  1  homas  G.  Killiek.  Daniel  Simpson,  Hen- 
ry Niebuhr,  Jo'ah  Campbell,  Lemuel  Clark,  William  Crombie,  George 
\V.  Foster,  Seth  Bates,  James  K.  Kendali,  John  Bartlett,  Moses  Mann, 
Asa  Warren,  Privates. 


OR  HJR- 


UJVlVERSirY  AT  CAMBRIDGE^ 

VARD    COLLEGE. 
Inducted.  presidents.  Died  or  Resigned. 

1610     Rev.  Henrv  Dauster,  i654. 

1654    Rev.  Chcirles  Chauncy,  s.  t.  b.  1672 

1672     Rev.  Leonard  Hoar»  m.d.  1675 

1675     Rev.  Uriah  O^kes,  a.  m.  1681 

1682     Doct.  John  Rogers,  A.  m.  1684 

1685     ReV.  Increase' Mather,  D.  d.  IT'OI 

1701    Rev.  Samuel  Willard,  A.M.  Tice  Prf*.  1707 


University  at  Cambridge.  125 

Inducted.  Died  or  Resigned, 

1708  Hon.  John  I.everett,  a.  m.  f.  r.  s.  172^ 

1725  Rev.  Benjaiuin  Wf^dsworth,  a.  m.  1737 

17o7  Rev.  EdwanI  Hclyoke,  a.  m.  1769 

1770  Rev.  Samuel  Locke,  d.  d.  1773 

3774  l^ev.  Samuel  Laugdon,  d.  d.  1780 

1781  Rev  Josepli  VViilard,  d.  d.  ll>  d.  1804 

1806  Rev.  Samuel  Webber,  D.D.  1810 

1810  Rev.  John  T.  Kirkland,  d.  d.  l  l.  d. 

BOARD    OF    OVERSEERS. 

His  Excellencj'  tlie  (iovernor. 
His  Honor  the  Lieutenant  Governor. 
The  Honorable    ihe  Council,  and  Senate. 
The  Speaker  of  the  House  ot  Representatives. 
Tlie  Piesident  ot"  the  University,  ex  ojfficus  ;  togeth- 
er with  the  toUuwiiig  persons,  elected  tor  the  purpose, 
(excepting  those  who  were  miwisters  « t"  the  six  neigh- 
bouring towns  m  the  year  1810,)  vacaricits  among  whom 
aie  filled  by  the  Board. 

His  Honor  Wm  Piiillips        Rev.  John  Bradford. 
Hon.  Thomas  Dawes  Eliphaiei  Porter,  i).n. 

Wm.  S]jo<;'ner,  m.  d.  Abiel  Holmes,  d.  d. 

John  Wtlles  John  Foster,  d.  d. 

Iiarris<;nG.Otis,LL.D.  Th<iddeus  Fii,ke,D.D, 

Art^mas  Ward.  Thad.  M  Harris,  d.d. 

Isaac  Parker,  ll.d.  Thomas  Gray. 

John  Phillips.  W.  E.  Channing,D.D. 

Josiah  Qiuncy.  Charles  Lowell. 

iSath.B()wditch,LL.D.  Johu  Codman,  d  d. 

Chas.  Jackson,  ll.  d.  Francis  Parkman. 

John  Pickering.  Thomas  B.  Gannett. 

Richard  Sullivan.  Nfitlil.L.Froihingham 

Joseph  Ston',LL.  d.  Henry  Ware. 

Daiil.  Webbtei  ,ll.d« 

Secretarij  of  the  Board,  Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.d. 

CORPORATION. 

President,  Rev.  John  Thoviiton  Kirkland,  d.d.  ll.e. 
FilloivSy  Rev.  Eliphakt  Porter,   d.  d.  Hon.  William 
^'Mscott,  LL.  D.  John  Loueli,  E-q.  l  l.  d.  Hon.  Johi) 
riilips.  Rev.  Willi:im  E.  Chani/mg,  d  d. 
Treasurer,  Hon.  John  ])avis,  LL.  n. 
'";/-r«?i,  Stephen  Higginson,  jr,  Esq. 
L  2 


126  University  at  Cambridge. 

PROFESSORS,   TUTORS,  &C. 

Aaron  Dexter,  m.  d.  Erving  Professor  of  C/iemisCry 

Emeritus. 

Masf,  Professor  of  JWitural  History. 

Rev.  Henry  vVare,  d.d.  HoUis  Professor  of  Theology  ^ 

and  Registrar. 
Hon.  Isaac  Parker,  ll.d.  Roy  all  Professor  of  Laiv, 
Levi  Hedge,  a.  m.  College  Prof,  of  Log.  and  Metaph. 
Rev.  John  S.  Popkin,  dd.  College  Professor  of  Greek, 
James  Jnckson,  m.  d.  Hersey  Professor  of  the  Theory 

and  Practice  of  Physic k. 
Hon.  Asdhel  Stearns,  a.  m.  University  Prof,  of  Law.. 
John  C.  Warren,  m.  d.  Hersey  Professor^of  Anatomy 

and  Surgery. 
Sidney  Wiila'-d,  a.  m.  Hancock  Professor  of  Hebrew 

and  other  Oriental  Languages. 
Joim  Gorham,  m.  d.  Erving  Professor  of  Chemistry, 
Alford  Proff.  of  JVat.  Religion,  Moral 

Pkilosofihy,  and  Civil  Polity. 
John  Farrar,  a.  m.  Hollis  Prof  of  Math.  l!f  Xat.  Phil 
Andrews  Norton,  a.  m.  Dtxter  Prof  of  Sacred Litert. 
Jacob  Bigelow,  m.d.  Rumford  Professor  and  Professor 

of  Materia  Midica. 
Joseph  Green  Cogswell,  a.  m.p.  d.  Professor  of  Min- 
eralogy and  Geology  ;  and  Librarian. 
George  Tickaor,  a  m.  Smith  Professor  of  Prench  and 

Sjianish  Languages  and  Literature^  and  Professor 

of  Belles  Lcttrcs. 
Walter  Channing,  m.  d.  Professor  of  Obstetricks  and 

Medical  Juri^firudence. 
Edward  T.  Chamiing,  a.  M.    Boylslon  Professor  of 

Rhetorick  and  Oratory. 
Rev.  Edward  Everett,  a.  m  p  d.  Elliot  Professor  of 

Greek  Literature. 
Charles  Folsom,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Latin. 
Rev.  George  Otis,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Latin. 
George  Bancroft,  a.m.  p.  d.  Tutor  in  Greek. 
James  Haywai'd,   a.  m.  Tutor  in  Alat hematic ks  and 

Natural  Philosophy. 
Solomon  P.  Miles,  a.  m.  Tutor  in  Mathcmaticks  a?td 

JVatural   Philosofihy. 
George  R.  Noyes,  a.  m.  Proctor. 
John  Fesseuden,  a.  m.  Regent. 


Theological  Education  Society.  127 

John  Porter,  a.  m  .  jiasistant  Librarian. 

"Francis  Sales,  Esq.  Instructor  in  Fretichand  Sfianish. 

The  College  Library  contains  about  26,000  volumes. 

The  Boylstcn  Medical  Library,  exceeding  600  vol- 
umes, is  distinct  from  the  public  Library  of  the  Univer- 
sity. 

The  usual  time  of  examination  for  the  freshman  class 
is  the  Friday  next  after  Commencemenit 

The  time  oi residence  of  undergraduates  at  the  Uni- 
versity, except  for  those,  who  enter  at  an  advanced 
standing,  is  four  years. 

Vacations.  First,  four  weeks  and  two  days  (rom 
Commencement.  Second,  seven  weeks  from  the  4th 
Friday  in  December.  Thirds  two  weeks  from  the  3d 
Friday  in  May. 

Commencement  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  August. 

Public  Exhibitions  of  the  Students  are  in  the  Univer- 
sity Chapel  on  the  last  Tuesday  in  October,  the  last 
Tuesday  in  April,  and  the  Thursday  preceding  Com- 
mencement, beginning  at  eleven  o'clock,  a.  m. 

The  Medical  Lectures  commence  in  Boston  on  the  3d 
Wednesday  in  November.  A  course  is  given  at  tlie 
College  between  the  first  oi  April  and  the  last  of  July. 


Society  for  Promoting  Theological  Education  in  Har- 
vard University. 

President,  Rev.  John  T.  Kirk'and,  d.  d.  ll.  d. 

Vice-President,  Samuel  P-.rkman,  Esq.  Hon  Israel 
Thorndike,  Hon.  Peter  C  Brc(;ks. 

Corresponding  Sec^ry,  Rev.  Nathl.  L.  Frothinghara. 

Recording  Sec*ry,  Rev.  Francis  Parkman. 

Treasurer.,  Lemuel  Shaw,  Esq. 

Directors,  Rev.  E.Porter,  d.  d  Hon.  D.  A.  White, 
Professor  S.  Willatd,  J.  seph  Hurd,  Esq.  John  Howe, 
Jonathan  l^hillips,  Jair-es  Savage,  George  Bond,  and 
Stephen  Higginson,  Esqrs. 

Auditors,  Thomas  Wigglesworth,  Samuel  May,  Is- 
rael Munson,  Esqrs. 

Trustees,  Hon.  B.  Pickman,  Hon.  J.  Llovd,  Hon.  J. 
Quincy,  And"ew  Ritchie,  Esq,  Peter  O.  Thkcher,  Esq. 


128  Williams  College. 

PHI  BETA  KAPPA. 

Alpha  of  Massachusetts, 
Anniversary  at  Cambridge,  day  after  Commencement. 
Presiderity  Hon.  J  iseph  Story. 
Vice-President^  Rev  Edward  Everett. 
Corresponding  &  Rec,  Sec'ry,  Prof.  Jos.  G.  Cdgswell. 

t     Williams  College* 
Irxorporated  June  22,  1793. 
Ajifiomted.         Presidents.  Died  or  Resigned, 

1793.     Ebenezer  Fiich,  d.  i>.  1«15 

1815.     Zephaiiiah  Swifi  Moore,  D.D.  1821 

1821.     Edward  Dorr  Griffin,  d.d. 
Vice-President,  Rev.  Alvan  Hyde,  d.d. 
Treasurer,  Hon.  Daniel  Noble,  Esq, 
Secretary^  Charles  A,  Dewey,  Esq. 
Professor  of  Oivinity,  Edward  D.  Griffin,  d.d. 
Prof.  MatliimatickSf  JVat.  Philosophy^  and  Lecturer 

in  Chemistry^  Chester  Dewey,  a.m. 
Professor  of  Languages.,  Ebenezer  Kello.eg.  a.  m. 
Tutors,  Geo.  VV.  Benedict,  a.  m.  Alvan  Wheeler,A.  b. 

board  of  trustees. 

Rev.EdwardD.Giiffin  d.d.  Joseph  VVoodbridge,  E'^q. 

Rev.  Alvan  Hyde,  d.d.  Levi  Glezen,  Esq. 

Rev.Samiiel  Shcj)ard,  d.d.  Thaddeus  Ponieroy,  Esq. 

Rev,  Theophilus  Packard  Rev.  Heman  Humphrey 

Rev,  Timothy  M.  Cooley  Hon.  George  Bli.ss 

Rev.  Thomas  SneU  P*.ev.  Nathaniel  S.  Prime 

Hon.  Ezva  Stnrk\yeather  Rev.  Isaac  Knapp 

Hon.  Daniel  Noble  Joseph  Battle,  Esq. 
Hon.  Joseph  Lyman 

Vacations.  First,  4  weeks  from  CommenremenN 
Second,  6  weeks  from  tne  Wednesday  succeeding;  the 
4th  Wednesday  in  December.  Third,  3  weeks  from 
the  third  Wednesday  in  May. 

Commeiicement,  first  Wednesday  in  September. 

Five  thousand  dollars  have  been  given  to  this  College, 
by  the  late  Woodi>fid);e  Little.   Esq.    the   interest  of 
which  is  to  be  applifd  t-D  the  education  of  pijus  yonni; 
men    (who  have  not  the  means  of  obtaining  a  li'xr 
education)  for  the  miniitr/. 


Williams    College.  129 

COURSE  OF  STUDIES  AT  WILLIAMS  COLLEGE. 

The  requisites  for  admission  into  the  Freshman  Class, 
are  a  kno\vledg;e  of  the  Englsh,  Latin,  and  Greek 
Grammars ;  an  ability  to  constiue  and  parse  any  part 
of  Virgil,  Cicero's  Select  Orations,  Cesar's  Commen- 
taries, the  Greek  Testament,  and  Dalzel's  Collectanea 
Grseca  Minoi-^,  and  to  write  true  Latin  in  prose ;  a 
knowledge  of  Arithmetic,  and  Cum mings*s  Geography  ; 
and  testimonials  of  good  character. 

FRESHMEN. 

First  Term.  Livy,  Dalzel's  Grseca  Majora,  Ist  vol. 
Neilsoh's  Greek  Exercises ;  Adam*s  Roman  Antiquities, 

Second  Term.  Livy  continued,  Murray's  linglish 
Grammar,  Webber's  Arithmetic,  Graeca  Majora  con- 
tinued, Day's  Algebra,  American  Geography,  (Morse 
1  vol.  8vo.) 

lliwd  Term.  Horace  through  the  Odes,  Algebra 
continued,  American  Geography  continued,  Grasca 
Majora  and  Neilson's  Greek  Exercises  continued. 

Declamation  daily  through  the  year. 

Translations  daily  from  Latin  to  English  during  the 
first  half  of  the  year,  and  from  Enghsh  to  Latin  the  last 
half  of  the  year.  Compositions  daily  during  the  3d  Term. 

SOPHOMORES. 

First  Term.  Walker's  Elements  of  Elocution,  Hor- 
ace continued,  Euclid,  Eastern  Geography,  Blairs  Lec- 
tures, (1st  vol.) 

Second  Term.  Horace  and  Walker's  Elocution  con- 
tinued. Hedge's  Logic,  Euclid  continued,  Day's  Loga- 
rithms and  Trigonometry,  Geography  continued,  Blair's 
Lectures,  (2d  vol.)  Greek  Testament. 

y^hird  Term.  Tytler's  Elements  of  History,  Gracca 
Majora,  Cicero  de  Oi-atore. 

Declamation  daily  through  the  year. 

Translations  daily  the  First  Term  from  Latin  to  En- 
glish, Second  Term  from  Greek  to  Latin,  Third  Term 
from  Greek  to  English. 

Composition  daily  through  the  year. 

JUNIORS. 

First  Term.  Day's  Mensuration,  Levelling.  Sur- 
veying and  Navigation ;  Gra^ca  Majora,  (2d  vol.)  Chem- 
istry, Enlield's  Natural  Philosophy. 


130  Williams  College. 

Second  Tcr?n,  Excerpta  Latina,  Paley's  Evidences 
of  ReveJed  Religion,  Day's  Mathematics  continued, 
Enfield  cnuiinued,  Gr?£ca  Majora,  (2d  vol.)  continued. 

Third  T  rm.  Excerpta  Latina  continued,  Enfield 
continued.  Analytic  Geometry,  comprisini^  Plane  and 
Spheric?!  1  rigonometry  and  Conic  Sections,  Chemistry. 

Declamaiion  daily  through  the  year. 

Dsputalions  and  Themes  alternately  by  divisions, 
weekly  do'ing  the  First  and  Second  Terms. 

Composi  ions  on  Philosophical  subjects  the  3d  Term. 

SENIORS, 

Firht  Term  Campbell's  Philosophy  of  Rhetoric, 
Stewart's  Elements  otTntel'ectual  Philosophy. 

Second  Tei~m.  A r atom v,  Paley's  Natural  Theology, 
Leslie's  Letters  on  Di  ism,  Paley's  Moral  Philosophy. 

Third  Tcnn,  Paiey's  Political  Philosophy,  Vattel's 
Law  of  Nations. 

Vincert  on  the  Catechism  every  Saturday  forenoon, 
A  critical  exercise  in  Composition  every  Friday  fore- 
noon. Disputations,  Themes,  or  Half  Themes,  weekly 
in  divisions.  Declamations,  or  exercises  in  reading, 
weekly  in  divisions,  &c.  8cc. 

Chemical  Lectures  given  to  the  Juniors  and  Seniors, 
in  the  First  and  Third  Terms,  and  Lectures  in  Natural 
Philosophy  to  the  Juniors  as  they  progress  in  Enfield. — 
Occasional  Lectures  in  the  Chapel  by  the  Professors  of 
N-iturai  Philosophy,  and  of  Languages.  Instruction  in 
Hebrew  by  the  Professot-  of  Languages  given  to  such  as 
wish  it.  Lectures  in  Mineralogy  and  Botany  to  select 
classes. 

The  tuition  for  each  term  is  seven  dollars  and  fifty 
cents.  The  term  bills,  including  tuition,  room  rt-nt,  li- 
brary charges,  ordinary  repairs,  &c.  amount  to  about 
thirty  dollars  a  year. 

The  price  of  board  is  from  one  dollar,  to  one  dollar 
thirty -four  cents.  Wood  is  one  dollar  fifty  cents  a 
cord.  From  twelve  to  seventeen  cents  a  week  is  paid 
for  washing. 

The  income  of  the  charity  funds  is  stifficient  to  pay 
the  term  bills  of  twenty-five  students,  and  is  applied  to 
the  payment  of  them  in  whole  or  in  part  according  to 
the  necessities  of  students :  Half  of  this  is  alike  appli- 
cable t(  all  indigent  youne:  men  of' merit,  whether  de- 
signed for  the  Christian  ministry  or  not. 


Bowdoin  Collcg-e.  131 


Bowdoin  College,  at  Brunsivick.    Incor.  June  24,  1794. 

Inducted.  Presidents.  Died» 

1802    Rev.  Joseph  M^Ceen,  D.D.  1807 

1807     Rev.  Jesse  Appleton,  D.D.  1819 

1820    Rev.  William  Allen,  d.d. 

BOARD    OF    TRUSTEES. 

Presidtnt,  Rev.  William  Allen,  d.d. 
Vice-President,  Rev.  Hezekiah  Packard,  d.d. 
Secretary^  Hon.  Benjamin  Orr. 

Rev,  I'homas  Lancaster,  Rev.  Elijah  K-rllogg,  Hon. 
Samuel  S.  Wilde,  l  l.  d.  Hon.Prer.iiss  Mellen,  Hon. 
Josiah  Stebbii:S,  Rev.  Eliphalet  Giliet,  John  Abbot, 
Esq.  Rev.  Ichabod  Niciiols,  Hun.  Stephen  Longfel- 
low, jr. 

BOARD    OF    OVERSEERS. 

President,  Hon.  Jeremiah  Bailey. 
Vice- President,  Robert  H.Gardiner,  Esq. 
Secretary,  Joseph  M'Kecn,  Esq. 
IWasnrcr^  John  Abbot,  Esq. 

Whole  number  45,  including  the  President  of  the^ 
College,  and  the  Secretary  of  the  Trustees. 

PROFESSORS,    TUTORS,    &   LIBRARIAN. 

Prof,  of  Math,  and  Nat.  Philoso.  and  Lecturer  on 
Clieird^try  and  Mineralogy^  and  Materia  Medica, 
Parker  Cleaveland,  a.  m. 

Prfes^or  of  Languwses,  Samuel  P.  Newman,  a.  m. 

Pr' feasor  of  Theory  and  Practice  of  Physic  ^  ^i^^' 
gery,  Nathan  Smith,  m.  d.  of  New  Haven. 

ProftsHOr  ofjnatomij  ^'/^/iy.§2o/o^^z/,JohnD.Wells,M.  p. 

Tutor  in  the  Latin  and  Greek  Languages,  Benjamiin 
Hale,  A.  M. 

Tutor  in  Geometry ,  ijfc,  .\lpheus  S.  Packard,  a.  m. 

Tutor  of  La?iguuges  and  Metafihysics^  Alpheus  S. 
Packard,  a.  m. 

Tutor  jf  Mathtmaticks  and  Natural  Philosofiy^  Wil- 
liam McDnugall. 

Libraiian^  John  Abbot,  a.  m. 

The  Library  contains  about  6000  vols.     The  Society 

Libraries  about  2400.     The  gallery  of  paintings  con- 
tains 72  pieces,   many  of  which  are  the  works  of  the 

uuiat  cekbratcd  artists. 


132  Yale  College, 

Vacations.  Firsty  4  weeks  from  Commencement. 
Second,  6  weeks  from  the  first  Wednesday  in  January, 
Thirds  3  weeks   from  the  first  Wedt/esday  after  the 

third  Monday  of  May. 
Commencement  is  on  the  1st  Wednesday  in  September^ 

Yale  College  at  JVeiv-Haven,     Founded,  A.  D.  1700. 

jipfiointed.        presidents.  Died  or  resigned, 

1701     Rev.  Abraham  Pearson,  1707 

1719    Rev.  Timothy  Cutler,  D.D.  1722 

1727     Rev.  Elisha  'Williams,  1739 

1739     Rev.  Thomas  Clap,  1766 

1766     Rev.  NaplualiDavjget,  D.D.  1777 

1777     Rev.  Ezra  Siiles,  d.  d.  ll.  d.  1795 

1795     Rev.  Timotliy  Dwighr,  d.  d.  ll.d.        1817 
1817    Rev.  Jeremiah  Day,  ll.d. 

FELLOWS. 

The  Governor,  Lieutenant-Governor,  and  six  senior 
State  Senators,  toeetber  with  the  follovv'ing  Clergy- 
men, viz.  Andrew  Lee,  d.d.  Joseph  Sirnnt^,  u.d.  Be- 
noiii  Upson,  d.d.  Amos  Bassett,  d.  d.  Jdin  lL,lliott,D.D. 
Elrjaii  Parsons,  Daniel  Smith,  Andrew  Elhot,  Rev; 
Moses  C.  Welsh,  d.d. 

PROFKSSORS. 

Professor  of  Chemistry  iJf  Mineralogy ^  Benjamin  Sil- 

liman. 
Pr'fcsiior  of  Oriental  Lanj^niages.  James  Luce  Kingsly. 
Pruftssor  of  Divin.  Rev .  Eleazer  Thompson  Fitch, a.m. 
/'n./es-so/- o/'i?Ae^or/c;J, Re  v.Chauncey  A.Goodrich,  A.M. 
Professor  of  Mathematicks  iJf  A^aiural  P/iiloao/i/nj, 

Matthew  Ric*-  Durton,  a.  m. 
Dwight  Professor  of  didactic  Theology,  Nathaniel  W. 

Taylor,  a.  m. 
Tutors,   Wil!iam   C.   Fowler,  Edward  Bull,    Lvman 

Coleman,  Henry  Button,  Sylvester  Hovey,  John.H. 

Lathrop. 
Treasurer^  Hon.  James  Hillhnuse. 
Sieivard,  Stephen  Twining,  Esq. 

medical    ESTABLISHMENT. 

Materia  Medico  &  Botany,  Eneas  Munso.n,  m.d.  F^Ii 
IveP,  M.D.  .Adjunct, 


Brown    University,  133 

Theory  &  Practice  of  Medicine^  Surgery  &  Obstetrics, 

Nathan  Smith,  m.o.f.r.s. 
Anatomy  and  Fhyniology,  Jonathan  Knight. 

$j^  The  Library  contains  about  6000  volumes. 

VACATIONS.  Firsts  6  weeks  from  Commencement. 
Second,  2  weeks  from  the  id  Wednesday  in  January. 
Thirdy  from  the  1st  Wednesday  in  May,  4  weeks. 

Commencement  is  on  the  2d  W^ednesday  in  Sept. 

Phi  Beta  Kafifia.    Alfiha  of  Connecticut. 
Anniversary  the  day  before  Commencement  at  Yale 
College.    Hon.  David  Daggett,  President. 

Broivn  University  at  Providence^  R.  J. 

Founded  by  Charter,  1764.  Organized  at  Warren, 
1665.  First  Commencement  (at  Warren)  1769.  Re- 
moved to  Providence.  1770.  Occupied  as  a  hospital 
from  1776  to  1782.  Received  its  present  designation, 
1804.    Medical  school  commenced,  1810. 

PRESIDENTS. 

1765    Rev.  James  Manning,  d.d.  Died  1791 

1792    Rev.  Jonathan  Maxcy,  d.d.        Resigned  1802 

1802    Rev.  Asa  Messer,  s.t.  d   ll.  d. 

The  Corporation  is  composed  of  12  Fellows,  and  o6 
Trustees.  The  fornier  have  exclusively  the  power  of 
conferring  degrees  In  ^il  other  acts,  the  two  bodies 
have  co.icurrent  jurisdiction. 

PHESENT    FELLOWS. 

Rev.  Asa  M-ssf.«.  d  d.  ll.  d.  President,  q-x.  officio. 
Hoi.  David  Hovveil.  ll.  d.  Solomon  Drown,  m.  d  Rob- 
ert Rogers,  fc;  q  James  Brown,  Esq.  Rev.  Her-ry 
Wight,  fJev.  rh."rta=-.  Baldwin,  d.  d.  Samuel  Eddy, 
ll  D.  Nathaniel  Searle,  jr.  Esq.  Rev.  Henrv  Edes, 
Rev.  Nathan  R.  ;:rocker,  Rev.  Lucius  Bolles. ' 

Trustees,  Right  Rev.  Alexander  V.  Griswold,  d.  d. 
Chancellor^  and  35  others. 

PROFESSORS. 

Professor  of  Imtj  Hon.  David  Howell,  ll.d. 
Prof,  of  Moral  Philos.^  Mr-ia/z/^.Rev.CalvinPark.s.T.D. 
Prof,  nf  Materia  Medica  ^Botany,  Solomon  Drown,M.D. 
ProJ,  of  Anatomy  &  Surgery,  \\  iHiani  Ingalls,  m.  o. 
Adjunct  Prof,  of  Co,    do.    Usher  Parsons,  m.  d. 
M 


134  Dartmouth  College. 

Prof,  of  Theory  &  Practice  of  Med.  Levi  Wheaton,  m.d. 
Prx)f  of  Oratory  &  Belles  Lettres^  Hon.  Tristram 

Burgess,  a.  m. 
Profpsfior  of  Chemistry y  John  D'Wolfe,  a.  m. 
Prof  of  Mathematicks  S^  Mttural  PhUosofihy^  Jasper 

Adams,  a.  m. 
Tutor y  Enoch  Sanford,  a.b. 
Tutpr  and  Librarian,  I.  S.  Smitii,  A.B. 
Pre'cefitor  of  the  Gra?n7nar  School, Issi^c  Davis,  A.  B. 
Commencement  is  on  the  1st  Wadnesday  in  September. 
Medical  Lectures  commence  on  the  3d  Wednesday  of 
Novembtr. 

VACATIONS,  First,  3  weeks  from  Commencement. 
Second,  8  w  ;eks  from  the  last  Wednesday  in  December. 
Thirdf  2  weeks  from  the  3d  Wednesday  in  May. 

Damnouth  College,  at  Hanover^  JST.  H. 
Founded  in  1769. 
President,  Rev.  Bennet  Tyler,  A.  m. 

PROFESSORS. 

Phiiiifis  Prof   f  Theology,  Rev.  RoswellShurtIeff,A.\f. 
Prof  of  Math.  £t  Nat.Philos,  Ebenezer  Adams,  a.  m. 
Professor  of  Languages,  Wm.  Chamberlain,  A.iM.. 
Prof  ofChem.  Min.  Sec.  J.  F.  Dana,  m.d. 
Prof  of  Surg.  Obst.  &  Leg,  Med.    R.  D.  Mussey,  m.d. 
Prof  of  fhp'ory  and  Prac.  of  Physic ^  Mat.  Med,  &  Bot- 
any, Danie'  Oliver,  m.d. 
Prfjfof.4natomy  &  Physiology,  Usher  Parsons,  m.  d. 
Professor  of  Rhctonck  and  Oratory,  Charles  B.  Had- 

duCk,  A.M. 

Twror*,  John  Aiken,  a.  m.  Orramel  StrongHinckley,A.M. 

ConuTieiiCement  is  on  the  Wednesday  precediug  the 
last  Wednesd.  V  in  August. 

VACATIONS.  First,  4  weeks  from  Commencement. 
— From  the  first  Monday  in  J^  nuarv,  7  weeks — And 
from  the  Thursday  next  preeedmgthe  last  Wednesday 
in  May,  two  and  a  halt  weeks. 

^'  The  Libraries  cjntain  about  12000  volumes. 

Aloors  Charity  School  connected  ivith  the  College, 
President,  Rev.  Bei.net  Tyler,  a  .  m. 
Preceptor,  Archelaus  Fuller  Putnam,  a.m. 


Middlebury  and  Princeton  Collpge.         135 

Phi  Beta  Kafifii.    Alp.ha  of  Ne'io-Hamjishire. 
President^  Hon.  Daniel  Webster. 
Anniversary  at  Hanover,    the  day  pi'eceding  Com- 
mencement. 

University  at  Vermont. 
Established  at  Burlington,  1791. 
President^  Hev.  Daniel  Haskell,  a.m. 
Prof.  ofMith  &  Ac/.  Phil.  James  G.  Deane,  a.m. 
Professor  of  Languages,  Lucas  Hubbeil,  a.  m. 

Middlebury  College,  (  Vermont.)    Incor.Nc  v.  1, 1800. 

President,  Rev.  Joshua  Bates,  d.d. 
Professor  of  Laiv,  Nathaniel  Chipman,  lld. 
Pr:fc^ior  of  Math  &  Nat  Phdosojihy,  FreJ.  Hall,  a.m. 
Professor  of  Divinity,  Rev.  John  Hough,  a.  m. 
Professor  of  Learned  Languages,  Robert  B  Patton,A.B. 
Professor  of  Chemistry ,  Reuben  D.  Mussey,  m.d. 
Tutors,  Jonathan  C.  Southmayd,  Heman  Rood. 

vacations.  First,  4  weeks  from  Commencempnt. 
Second,  7  weeks  from  the  first  Wednesday  in  January. 
Third,  2  weeks  from  3d  Wednesday  in  May. 

Commencement  is  on  the  3d  Wednesday  in  August. 

Princeton  College,  JVew  Jersey, 
Founded  A.  D,  1738,  and  called  Nassau-Hall. 

Inducted.  presidents.        Died  or  Pesigned* 

1746     Rev.  Jonathan  Dickinson,  a.m.  1747 

1748    Rev.  Aaron  Burr,  AM.  1757 

17  .7    Rev.  Jonathan  Edwards,  A.M.  1758 

1759     Rev.  Samuel  Davies,  A.M.  1761 

1761    Rev.  Samuel  Finlev,  d.d.  1766 

1768  Rev.  John  Witherspoon,  d.d.  ll.d.  1795 
1795  Rev. Saml. Stanhope  Smith, D.D.  ll.d.  1812 
1812    Rev.  Ashbel  Green,  D.D.  LL.D.  1822 

\     1822    Rev.  John  H.  Rice,  d.d.  Presidentelect. 

Prof,  of  Lang  &  Belles  Letti'es,  Pliilip  Lindsiy,  a.m. 

Professor  of  Matheiruiticks,  Henry  Vethake,  a.m. 

Professor  cj  Chemistry,  Exp.  Phil,  arid  Nat.  Hist, 
Jacob  Green,  a.m. 
The  (Commencement  is  on  the  last  Wednesday  in 

September. 


136         Theological  Institution,  Andover. 

VACATIONS.  From  Commencement  six  weeks, and 
in  the  spring,  four  weeks,  immediately  preceding  the 
eleventh  of  May. 

South- Carolina  College, 

Prpsident^  Thomas  Cooper,  a.m. 
Profesnor  of  Languages^  Thomas  Park,  a.m. 
Professor  of  Logic  and  Moral  PkiloHOfihi/t  Rev.  Ben- 
jamin K.  Montgomery. 

Ha7niUon  College y  Clinton ^   Oneida  County ^   (N*Y.J 
Founfled  1812. 
Rev.  Henry  Davis,  d.d.  President. 
Prof,  of  Math,  &  Mit.  Philos.  Theodore  Strong,  a.  m. 
Professor  of  Languages,  Seth  Norton,  a.  m. 
Prof,  of  Chemistry  ^  Mineralogy,  Josiah  Noyes,  m.d. 

Commencement,  fourth  Wednesday  in  August. 

VAC  AT  I  o  N  s.  Firsts  6  weeks  from  Commei  cement* 
Second y  3  weeks  from  2d  Wednesday  in  January. 
Thirds  4  weeks  from  the  2d  Wednesday  in  May. 

Union  College^  Schenectady,  fJV.  Y.J 
Eliphalet  Nott,  d.d.  President. 
Prof  of  Logic,  &  Moral  Philosofihi/,  Andrew  Yates,  d.d. 
Professor  of  Languages,  Robert  rroudfit,  a.  m. 
Prof  of  Math.  &  JVat.  Philos.,  Rev.  Alonzo  Potter,  a.  m. 
Professor  of  Chemistry  8c  Mineralogy,  Joel  B.  Nott,  a.m. 
Commencement  4th  Wednesday  in  July. 
V  AC  atio  N  s.     First,  7  weeks  from  Commencement. 
Second,  3  weeks  in  Decemb.    Third,  3  weeks  in  April. 

Phi  Beta  Kafipa. 

President.,  Thomas  McAuley,  ll.  d. 
Corresfionding-Secretary.,  Andrew  Yates,  d.d. 
Register,  Giles  F.  Yates. 
Secretary,  Joel  B.  Nott. 

Theological  Institution,  Andover.  Founded  A.D.  18pr. 

BOARD    OF    TRUSTEES. 

President,  Rev.  Eliph<<let  Pearson,  l  l  .  d . 
Clerk,  Mark  Newman,  Esq. 


American  Education  Society.  137 

Treasurer^  Samuel  Farrar>  Esq. 

His  Honor  William  Phillips,  Rev.  Jedediah  Morse, 
D.  D .  Hon.  John  Pliillips,  of  Boston,  Hon.  Josiah  Quncy, 
Rev.  Daniel  Dana,  D.t).  Rev,  Abiel  Holmes,  d.d.  John 
Adams,  a.m.  Samuel  H  Walley,  Esq.  Jonathan  Phil- 
lips, Esq.  Rev.  Justin  Edwards. 

BOARD    OF   VISITORS. 

President,  William  Bartlet,  Esq. 
Secretary, 
Moses  Brown,  Esq.  Hon.  George  Bliss,  Rev.  Calvin 
Chapin,  d.d. 

PROFESSORS. 

Bartlet  Prof  of  Sac.  Bht  tone,  Rev. 'Ebtn.  Porter, d.d. 
Abbot  Prof.  Christian  7%(?o/o.  Rev.LeonardWoods,D.D. 
Assoc.  Prof.  Sacred  LUeraiure,  Rev.  Moses  Stuart, 
Brown  Prof,  of  Sac,  Rhet.  Rev.  Jimes  Murdock,  d.d, 
v  AC  AT  1  o  N  s.  First,  6  weeks  from  the  first  Thurs- 
day in  May.  Sicond,  6  weeks  from  the  4th  Thursday 
in  September. 

Amherst  Collegiate  Charity  Institution. 
President,  Rev.  Zephaniah  Swift  Moore,  d.d. 
Prof,  oj  Math.  6c  Mit  Philos.  Rev.GamalJelS.01ds,A.Af. 
Professor  of  Languages,  Joseph  Easterbrcok,  a.m. 
Prof  of  the  Oriertai  Languages^  Rev.  Jonas  King,  a.m. 
Treasurer,  John  Leland,  Esq, 
pinanciery  Rufus  Graves,  Esq. 

Chapty  fund,  §50,000. 

OVERSEERS    OF    SAID    FUND. 

Henry  Gray,  Esq.  of  Boston. 
Gen.  Salem  Town,  jr.  of  Charlton. 
H.  Wright  Strong,  Esq.  of  Amherst. 
Rev.  Heman  Humphrey,  of  Pittsfield. 
Rev.  Theophilus  Packard,  of  Shelburne. 
Rev.  Thomas  Snell,  of  Nortli-Brookfieid, 
Rev.  Luther  Sheldon,  of  Easton. 

American    Education   Society. 
Instituted  August  29,  1815. 
President,  His  Honor  William  Phiilips. 
Vice-President,  Hon.  William  Bartlet. 


138  Massachusetts;  Medical  Society. 

Clerks  Rev.  Asa  Eaton. 
,.    Treasurer,  A.  P.  Cleveland,  Esq. 

Auditor^  Pliny  Cutler,  Esq. 
Directors,  Zev.  Abiel  Holmes,, d.  d.  Rev  Ebenezer 
Porter,  d.d.    Rev.  L.  Woods,  d.d.  Rev.  Asa  Eaton, 
Rev.  Mr.  Fay,    Rev.  Mr.  Storrs,  Rev.  Benjamin  B. 
Wisner. 

Ajnerican  Academy  of  Arts  and  Sciences. 

Incorporated  Mav  5,  1780. 

Yearly  meeting  for  choice  of  officers,  4th  Tues.  in  May. 

President^  Hon.  John  Quincy  Adams, 

Vict'-Fresident^  John  T.  Kirkland,  d.d.  ll.d. 

Recording- Secretary,  John  Farrar,  a.m.  Prof.  Math. 

C(\rresfiondmg- Secretary^  Hon.  Josiah  Quincy. 

Treasurer^  Thomas  L.  VVinthrop,  Esq, 

Vice-Treasurer^  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.d. 

Librarian,  William  S.  Shaw,  Esq. 

Cabinet-Keefiery  John  Gorham,  m.d. 

Counsellors^  Hon.  George  Cabot,  Rev.  James  Free- 
man, D.  D.  Aaron  Dexter, m.d  Hon.  John  Davis,  ll.d. 
Rev.  Henry  Ware,  d.  d.  Hon.  Thomas  Dawes,  Hon. 
Josiah  Quincy,  Hon.  Nathaniel  Bowditch,  Hon.  John 
Pickering, 

Committee  of  Publication^  Rev.  Dr.  Kirkland,  Rev. 
Dr.  Freeman,  Hon.  Nathaniel  Bowditch,  Professors 
Willard  and  Farrar. 


Massachusiuts  Medical  Society. 
Incorporated  November  1, 1781. 
Annual  meeting  held  in  Boston,  on  the  1st  Wed.  in  June . 
Officers  elected  in  June  1822. 
President,  Joshua  Fisher,  m.  d. 
Vice-President,  Thomas  Welsh,  m.d* 
Corresfionding-Sec^ry,  John  Dixwell,  m.  d. 
Recording- SecWy^  Jair.es  P.  Chaplin,  M.  d. 
Treusur  r,  John  Gorham,  M.  o. 
Librarian,  Walter  Channing,  m.d. 
Censor    for  the  Society  at  large,  and  for  the  first 
Medical  District  of  the  State. 
James  Jackson,  m.  d.   John  Dixwell,  m.  d,  John  G, 


Massachusetts  Medical  Society.  139 

Coffin,  M.  D.  James  P.  Cbaplin,  m.  d.  Rufus  Wyman, 

M.  D. 

Censors  for  the  second  Medical  District, 
Hon.  Oliver  Fiske,  Austin  Flint,  John  Green,  Abra- 
ham Haskell,  jr.  John  Romans,  m.  d. 

Censors  for  the  third  Medical  District, 
Elihu  Dwight,  William  Hooker,  Joseph  H.  Flint, 
Stephen  W.  Williams,  David  Hunt. 

Censors  for  the  fourth  Medical  District. 
Asa  Burbank,  Bt-njamin  Rogers,  Henry  H.  Childs, 
John  Delamatre,  Charles  Worthington. 

The  Censors  for  the  Society  at  large,  and  for  the 
first  Medical  District,  meet  in  the  City  of  Boston,  for 
the  examination  of  candif^ates  for  the  practice  of  medi- 
cine, surgeiy,  and  midwifery,  on  the  Thursday  nex^ 
preceding  the  annual  meeting  of  the  Fellows  of  the  So- 
ciety, as  provided  in  the  Act  of  Incorporation ;  and  on 
the  last  Wednesdays  of  January  and  July. 

Those  for  the  sicond  Medical  District,  in  Worcester, 
on  the  Wednesday  following  tlie  third  Monday  in  June. 
Those  for  the  third  Medical  District,  in  NorthamptoUi 
on  the  Wednesday  following  the  third  Tuesday  in  Sep- 
tember. Those  for  the  fourth  Medical  District,  in 
Lenox,  on  the  Wednesday  following  the  second  Tues- 
day in  September  annually. 

By  an  Act  of  the  Legislature  of  this  Commonwealth, 
passed  February  19,  1819,  it  is  provided.  That  no  per- 
son entering  upon  the  practice  of  Physic  or  Surgcrv, 
after  the  first  day  of  July,  1819,  shall  be  entitled  to  the 
benefit  of  law  for  the  recovery  of  any  debt  or  fee  ac- 
cruing from  his  prnfessional  services,  unless  he  shall, 
previously  to  rendering  thrse  services,  have  been  li- 
censed by  one  of  the  foregoing  Boards  ci  Censors,  or 
shall  have  been  graduated  a  Doctor  of  Medicine  in 
Harvard  University. 

Counsellors  of  the  Society. 

Suffolk^   Drs.  David    Townsend,   Thomas  Welsh, 

Aaron  Dfxter,  William  Spooner,  Asa  Bullard,  John  G, 

Coffin,  John  Dixwell,  James  Jackson,  John  C.  Warren, 

John  Gorham,  Johu  Randall,  Thomas  J*  Parker,  G^o« 


140        Massachusetts  Historical  Society. 

C.  Shattac^,  Horace  Bean,  John  B.  Brown,  m.  d.  Wal- 
ter Channing,  m.  d. 

Esftex,  Drs.  Edward  A.  Holyoke,  Joshua  Fisher, 
Benjamin  L.  Oliver,  John  D.  Treadwell,  Oliver  Pres- 
cott,  James  Gardner,  Nehemiah  Cleaveland,  Nathan- 
iel Br;tdstreet,  Richard  Hazehine. 

Middlefs^Xy  Drs.  Isaac  Hurd,  Amos  Bancroft,  Calvin 
Thomas,  Abiel  Heywood,  Rufus  Wyman,  James  P. 
Chaplin,  Thomas  Bucklin,  Samuel  Manning,  John  Wal- 
ton, M.  D. 

Worcester^  Drs.  Oliver  Fiske,  Abraham  Haskell, 
Austin  Flint,  Stephen  Bacheller,  jr.  John  Green,  Dan- 
iel Thurber,  Jacob  Holmes. 

Hamfishire,  Drs.  Eliliu  Dwight,  Enos  Smith,  Will- 
iam Hooker,  Jc*- j)h  H.  Flint,  Seth  Lathrop,  Alpheua 
F.  Stone,  Stephen  W.  Williams. 

Berkshire^  Drs.  Asa  Burbank,  Daniel  Collins,  Benj. 
Roe<  rs,  Henry  H    Childs,  William  H.  Tyler. 

Korfolky  Drs.  Amos  Holbrook,  John  Bartlett,  Na- 
thaniei  Miller,  Robert  Tliaxter,  bamuel  Bugbee. 

Plymouth,  Drs.  Hector  Orr,  Cuslling  Otis,  Nathan 
Hay  ward, 

Bristol,  Drs.  Benjamin  Billings,  George  Leonard,  Al- 
exander Reed. 

Officers  of  Worcester  District  Society, 
Annual  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers  held  in  Wor- 
cester, on  Wedncs.  next  succeeding  3d  Mond.  in  June, 
Freddent,  Abraham  Haskell,  m.  d.  of  Lunenburg. 
Vice-President,  Austin  Flinv,  ot  Leicester. 
Secretary^  John  Green,  of  Worcester. 
Treasurer^  Oliver  Fiske,  of    do, 

Masscichusetts  Historical  Society. 
Instituted  at  Boston,  Jan.  179L    Incorp.  Feb.  19,  1794. 

Statute  Meetings,  last  Thursdays  of  January,  April, 
and  Oct.  and  the  day  before  Commenc.  at  Harvard  Col, 

President^  Hon.  John  Davis,  ll.d. 

PecordiTiif  Secretary,  kev.  Charles  Lowell. 

Correspotidifig  Secretary,  Abiel  Holmes,  dd. 
'jTreus.  James  Savage,  Esq.  Librarian,  Elisha  Clap,A,M, 

Cabinet  Keeper,  Redtord  Webster,  Escj, 


Americaa  Antiquariaa  Society.  14 « 

Standing  Committee^  Thomas  L.  W'mthrop,  Esq. 
James  Freeman,  d.  d.  Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.  d.  William 
Tudor,  Esq.  Francis  Gray,  Esq. 

Essex  Historical  Society, 

President,  Edward  A.  Holyoke,  m.  d.  ll.  d. 

Vice-President,  Hon.  Joseph  Stoiy,  ll.  d. 

Corresjionding  Sec*ry^  Benjamin  R.  Nichols,  Esq, 

Recording  Sec*ry,  Jolm  W.  Treadwell,  Esq. 

Treasurer,  Stephen  VVhite,  Etq. 

Librarian  &  Cabinet  Keeper,  Charles  C.  Clark,  Esq- 

Trusters,  Hon.  John  Pickering,  ll.d.Hqd.  Nathan- 
iel Silsi)ee,  Hon.Nathl.  Bovrditch,  ll.  d.  Hon.  Leverett 
Saltonstall,  Ichabod  Tucker,  Esq.  Hon.  John  G.  King, 
William  Gibbs.  Esq. 

American  Antiquarian  Society. 
Incorporated  October  24th,  1812. 

Yearly  meeting  tor  the  choice  of  Officers,  &c.  23d  of 
October,  (the  day  on  which  Columbus  first  discovered 
America,)  and  when  the  same  shall  fail  oii  Sundayj, 
then  on  the  Monday  foUowing.  At  this  meeting  a  pub- 
lic address  is  delivered 

President,  UdLiah  ThomRs,  ll.d,  Worcester.  Mass. 

Vice-  Presidents,  Rev.  Aaron  Bancroft,  d  .  d.  Wor- 
cester, His  Excellency  DeWitt  Clinton,  N.  Y. 

Librarian  &  Cabinet  Keeper^  Samuel  Jenrison,  Esq. 

Recording  Secretary,  Rejoice  Newton,  Esq.  Wore. 

Assistant  Recodring  Secretary,  James  C.  Merrill, 
Esq.  of  Boston. 

Corresponding  Secretaries,  Rev.  Thaddeus  M.  Har- 
ris, D.  o.  Dorchester,  Rev.  Abiel  Hoime  >,  d.  d.  Cam- 
bridge, Samuel  M.  Burnside, Esq.  \\  cict ster. 

Treasurer,  Nathaniel  Maccai  ty,  Esq.  Wore. 

Committee  for  Publication,  Rev.  Aaron  Bancroft. d.b. 
Rev.  Willinm  Jenks,  Sanmel  M.  Burnside,  Esq  Edw. 
D.  Bangs,  Esq.  Samuel  jennison,  Esq. 

Addison  Literary  Society  of  Methuen. 
Instituted  Sept.  9,  1822. 
President,  Hon.  Benjamin  Osgood. 
Vice -President,  Stephen  Btrker,  E&q. 
Secretary,  Col.  Benjamin  Osarood. 
Librarian  13*  Treasurer ^  Joseph  W.  Carlton. 


142  Academies  in  Massachusetts. 

Boston  Debating"  Society. 

President^  Hon.  Stephen  Hooper. 

Vice-President^  Samuel  Fisher,  jr.  Esq. 

Secretary^  Mr.  William  Hayden,  jr. 

Treaaurer^  Mr.  Samuel  Dana. 

Directors,  Mr.  Charles  Sprague»  Maj.  Stephen  Fair- 
banks, Mr,  Lewis  Tappan,  Mr  Aipheus  Cary,  Mr. 
Lynde  M.  Walter. 

ACADEMIES  IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 
PhiWfia  •Academy ^  at  Andover.    Incorp.  Oct  4, 1780, 

TRUSTEhiS. 

President,  Rev.  Eliphalet  Pearson,  ll.d.  of  Andover. 

Clerk,  Mark  Newman,  Esq.  of  And.'ver. 

Treasurer,  Samuel  Farrar,  Esq.  of  Andover. 

His  Honor  William  Phillips,  Boston  ;  Rev.  Jedidiah 
Morse,  d.d.;  Hon.  John  Phillips,  Boston;  Hon.  Josiah 
Quincy,  Boston  ;  Rev.  Daniel  Dana,  d.  d.  Londondcr- 
Ty  ;  Rev,  Abiel  Holmes,  d.  d  Cambridge;  John  Ad- 
ams, A.M.  Andover  ;  Samuel  H.  Walley,  Esq,  Boston  ; 
Jonatban  Phillips,  Esq.  Boston ;  Rev.  Justin  Edwards, 
AndoveTo 

INSTRUCTORS. 

Princifial,  John  Adams,  a.  m. 
Assistants^  Jonathan  Clement,  a.  b.  Samuel  Phil- 
lips, A.  B. 

Teacher  of  Penmanshifi^  James  Howe,  i* .  a. 
Teacher  of  Sacred  Musick,  Ralph  Cushman,  a.  b. 

Dummer  Academy  at  Xeivbury^  Preceptor, 'Hehezni' 
ah  Cleaveland,  a.  m, 

JVewburyfiort  Academy. 
Precefitor,  James  Vose. 
Precejitress,  Lydia  E.  E,  Green. 

Amherst  Academy. 
President,  Rev.  Zephaniah  S.  Moore,  d.  o. 
Vice-President,  Rev.  Daniel  A.  Clark. 
Sp  e:aruy  Rufas  Graves,  Esq. 
Treasure ry  Dr.  Rutus  Cowls. 
Princitial  Instructor^  Zenas  Clapp,  a.  e. 


Academies  in  Massachusetts.  14^ 

jtssistant  Instructors,  Mr.  Ebenezer  S.  ^^ell,  Mr. 
Elijah  Paine. 
Frecefitress,  Mrs.  Sarah  Sophia  Strong. 

Salem  Street  Jcademy,  Boatan. 
President^  Rev.  Asa  Eaton. 
Trustees^  John  Rice,  The.  Clark,  Benj.Sroith.Esqrs. 
*       Secretary^  John  Rice. 

Treasurer^  Thomas  Clark. 
Frecefitor^  Silas  BlaisdelL 

Hofikins,  at  Hadiey,  Dr.  Oliver  S.  Taylor,  a.m.  Prec 

Giles  C.  Kellogg,  Assistant. 

Mar)^  W.  Fiske,  Preceptress. 
Monson^  Rev.  Simeon  Colton,  Preceptor. 
West  field,  Emerson  Davis,  Preceptor. 
Ux bridge,  Abijah  Kendall,  Preceptor. 
Alilton,  Joseph  B.  Hill.  Preceptor. 
Amesbury,  William  Withington,  Preceptor. 
Lenox,  Levi  Glezen,  a.  m.  Preceptor. 
Stockbridge,  Jared  Curtis,  a.  m.  Preceptor. 
Lexington,  Caleb  Stetson,  Preceptor. 

Sandwich  Academy. 
President,  Rev.  Ezra  S.  Goodwin. 
Treasurer,  Melatiah  Bourne,  Esq. 
Secretary^  Seth  F.  Nye,  Esq. 
Precefitor,  Luther  B.  Lincoln. 
Preceptress^  Miss  Sarah  Shaw. 
Taunton,  John  Goldsbury,  Preceptor. 

Joanna  Tillinghast,  Preceptress. 
Billerica,  John  F.  Tilton,  Preceptor. 
Wrenthaniy  Day's,  Elisha  Andrews,  Preceptor. 
Bridgewater,  Rev.  Benjamin  F.  Farnsworth,  Precept. 
Augusta  Female.  Founded  1815,  by  Hon.  Daniel  Cony, 
Derby  Acad- my,  at  Hingham. 
Rev.  Daniel  Kimball,  a.  m.  Preceptor. 
Miss  Hene,  Preceptress. 
Leicester  Academy,  at  Leicester.     Flhds,  §11,000. 
President,  Rev.  Aaron  Bancroft,  d.d  of  Worceater. 
Secrttary^  Rev.  John  Nelson,  Leicester. 
Treasurer^  Hon.  Abijah  Bigelow,  ot  Worcester. 
Princijial  Instructor^  John  Richardson,  a.  m. 
Precefittjr  of  the  English  department,  Alonzo  HilJ. 
arl^.  fifteen  Trustees. 


144  Humane  Societies. 

Deerfidd    Academy^ 

President,  Rev,  S;imuel  Willard. 

Secretary  &  Treasurer^  William  S.  Williams,  Esq. 

Prccefitor,  Heniy  P.  Kendall. 

Preceptress,  Miss  Sarah  Goodhu. 

This  Academy  is  furnished  with  a  considerable  Phi- 
losophical apparatus,  imported  from  London,  by  Rev. 
John  Prince,  l.l.  d.  of  Salem,  Mass.  and  also  a  Library 
for  the  use  of  the  students.  Also  a  mineralogical  col- 
lection, and  other  curiosities. 

Linnean  Society  of  Nevj- England. 
Instituted  1814    Incorporated  June,  1819. 

President^  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d. 

Vice-President^  Francis  C.  (iray.  Esq. 

Corresfionding  Secretary,  J.  W.  Webster,  m.  d. 

Pecording  Secretary,  Enoch  Hale,  m,  d. 

Cabinet  Keeper^  John  Jeffries,  m.d. 

This  Society  is  instituted  for  the  cultivation  of  Nat- 
ural History.  Their  M.iscum  is  extensive,  and  kept 
in  a  Hall  over  Boylston  M  -rket.  Gt^ntlemen  through- 
out the  country  are  informed  that  any  specimens  left 
with  the  keeper  at  Boylston  Hall,  Boston,  will  be  thank- 
fully received  and  duly  pi'eserved. 

Massachusetts  Humane  Society  at  Boston. 
Urccrporated  Feb.  23, 1791.    Officers  chosen  2d  Tues- 
day in  December. 

President^  Aaron  Dexter,  Esq.  m.  d. 

First  Vice-President.,  Hon.  Thomas  Dawes. 

Second  Vice-  President^  Hon.  Wm.  Spooner,  m.  d. 

Treasurer,  Ephraim  Eliot. 

Corresponding  Sec'ry,  Rev.  Charles  Lowell. 

Recording  Sec^ry-,  Francis  J.  Oliver. 

Trustees,  Samuel  Parkman,  Esq.  Captain  Benjamin 
R'lch,  Jonatl\|n  Amory,  jr.  Esq.  John  C.  Warren,  m.d. 
Bryant  P.  1  nden,  Samuel  Cobb. 

Merrimack  Hiimajie  Society  at  .Yeivburyport- 

Instituted  in  1802.    Incorporated  March  7,  1804. 
Officers  annually  chosen  on  the  1st  Tuesday  in  Septem. 

President t  Wiliiam  Bartlet,  Esq, 


Marine  Societies.  146 

Vice-President,  Thomas  M.  Clavk,  Esq. 
Treasurer,  Jonathan  Gage,  Esq. 
Recording;  Sec'ri^,  Jereauah  P.  Toppan. 
Corres/iondini^  6VcVz/,  Rev.  James  Morss. 

Boston  Marine  Society. 
Instituted  1742.     Incorporated  1754. 

Offioers  elected  on  the  1st  Tuesday  in  November. 
Nehemiah  Parsons,  Pr;:-sid.    Joseph  Tiiden.Treasurer.- 
William  Sturgis,  Vice  do.       Thomas  English,   Sec'ry. 

Trustees^  John  Wood,  Jonathan  Chapman,  Benja* 
Smith,  Benjamin  Rich,  Winslow  Lew  s,  Joseph  Ripley, 
William  Lander,  James  Freeman,  Thomas  W.  Ward, 
Dixey  Wild. 

Port  Wardens,  Benjamin  Smith,  John  Cruft. 

Committee  of  Relief.  Nathaniel  Curtis.  Benjamin 
Swift,  John  Cruft,  Joseph  West,  Joshua  Blake. 

Committee  of  Observation ,  William  Sturgis,  Thomas 
W.  Ward,  Benjamin  Smith- 

.Committee  to  regulate  Pilots^  John  Holland,  Benja, 
Smith,  WiUiam  Sturgis. 

d^ommittee  of  Accounts^  George  Bethune,  Edward 
Gruft,  WiUiam  Shimmin. 

Wardens  ^  Stewards,  Nathan  Bridge,  Charles 
Bradbury,  Zebedee  Cook,  jr. 

Salem  Marine  Society. 
Instituted  March  25,  1766.      Incorporated  in   1771. 
Officers  elected  on  the  last  Thursday  in  October. 
Master,  Captain  Peter  Lander. 
Treasurer,  Gideon  Tucker. 
Clerk,  Nathaniel  Knight. 

Salem  East  India  Marine  Society. 

Instituted  in  Nov.  1799.    Incorporated  March  3,  1801. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Wednesday  in  January. 

President,  Nathaniel  Bowditch. 
Insfiector  of  the  Journals^  George  Cleaveland. 
Secretary,  Peter  Lander. 

JVeivhuryfiort  Marine  Society. 
Instituted  Nov.  13,  1772.     Incorporated  Oct.  11, 1777. 
Officers  elected  on  the  last  Thursday  in  November. 
P^esirfffTz;,  Nicholas  Johnson. 

N 


146  Bible  Sodetiei. 

Vice-President,  Abraham  Wheelwright. 
Secretary,  Petei  Lebreton. 
Marblehtad  Marine  Society.     Incovp.  Feb.  M,  1799. 
President,  John  Bailey,  Esq. 
Secretary.  Isa^c  Ala  isiicld,  Esq. 


Bibl-  Sorifty  of  Massachusetts.    Instituted  July,  1809. 
Preaidfnf,  His  Honor  William  Phillips. 
Vict-Prenidcnt^  Rev.  Job    T.  Kirkland,  d.d.ll.d. 
Currcsfionding  Secretary,  Htv.  Francis  Parkman, 
Recording  Scr,  tary.  Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.d. 
Treasurer,  2vlr.  Joiui  T  -pi^an. 
jissistam  Treasurer,  i)ea.  Edvrard  Phillips. 
Trustees,  Rev.  Ihomas  B<tldAvn»,  d.d.  Rev.  James 
Freeman,  d.o.  Rev.  Eliph  uet  Porter,  d  d.  Rev.  Abiel 
Holmes,  D  D.    Chief  Justice  Pirker,    Hon.  Peter  C. 
Brooks,  Joseph  Hard,  Esq.  Samuel  Parkman,  Esq. 
Joseph  Mty,  E^q  Henry  Hdl,  Esq.  Rev  Charles  Low- 
ell,  Dea,  John  Simpkios,    H.n.  Thomas  Dawes,  Dea* 
Josiah  Sl.sbujy,  N  thaniel  P  Russell,  F>q.  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Jenks,  Jonathat*  Piiillips.  Esq.  Samuel  Mav,  Esq. 
Ex -cutfve  Committee,  to  wh m  applications  are  to 
be  made  tor  Bibles,  Rev.  Benjamin  B.  Wisner,  Rev. 
Henrv  Ware,  jr.  Edw  ird  Tuckei  man,  Esq. 

Annual  meetitig,  2d  Vhursday  ^^itei  Oeneral  Elec- 
tion, when  a  sermon  is  preached  at  11  am.  and  a  col- 
lection made  lo  aid  tl.e  objecis  of  i)^^  Society. 

Bible  Society  of  Maine.    Instituted  in  1809. 
President,  Rev.  Wilham  Allen,  n.D. 
Kjcr'-y-'resff/^n^  Rev.  Elijah  K  ell. gg.  , 

Uncording  Secrtiary,  WovKloj-y  Storer,  jun.  Esq. 
Correnondinir  Secretary,  Uc.  Edward  Payson. 
Trea:urer,  Hon.  S^mmel  Fieema.u 
Auxiliary  Bible  S.xicty  in   Worcester  County, 
Org-HUizedSepiember/,  1815. 
Officers  anvmaily  -  lerted  on  the  2d  Thursday  in  bept 
president,  Rev.  Aaron  B.ncrolt,  d.d. 
Vicii  'rsidrnt.  Hen.  Jonas  Kendall. 
Stcrrtary,  Rev.  J.-sei>l\  All'  i». 
Treasurer^  William  Jennibon,  Esq. 


Bible    Societies.  14? 

Merrimack  Bible  Society^  Mivburyfiort. 
Incorporated  1810. 
President^  Rev.  John  Andrews. 
Vice-Prcftidrnt.  kev  James  Morss. 
Correftfiondins^  S  cretary.  Rev  Luther  F.  Dimmick. 
Recording  Secretary,  S  H.  Currier. 
Treasurer^  Richard  Pike,  Esq. 

Salem  Bible  Translation  and  Foreign  Mission  Society* 
Instituted  1812. 
President,  Rev.  Lucius  Boll  s. 
iTi^^  A»^*o,^-,«^«    S  ^^^''  le'-emiah  Chaplin, 
Vice-Presidents,   }  Rev.  N.W.  Williams. 

Treasurer y  John  Moriartv. 

Recording  Secretary    M';.  Michael  Webb,  Jr. 

Qorresfionding  Secretary,  Mr.  Michael  Shepard, 

Bible  Society  of  Salem  and  Vicinity » 
Incorporated  Feb.  26,  1811. 
President^  Hon.  Benjamin  Pickman,  Esq. 

Franklin  Bible  Society, 
President,  Rev.  Theophilus  Packard. 
Vic^- President,  David  Ripley.  Esq. 
Treasurer,  Jerome  Riplev,  E«q. 
Secretary,  Samuel  Wells,  jr.  Esq. 

Hamfishire  Auxiliary  Bible  Society, 
President,  Rev.  Nathan  Perkins. 
Vice-President,  Hon.  Joseph  Lyman. 
Secretary,  Isaac  C.  Bates,  Esq. 
Treasurer,  Ebenezer  Hunt,  Esq. 

Marine  Bible  Society  of  Boston  and  its  vicinity o 
Instituted  September,  1820. 

President,  Hon.  William  Gray,  Esq. 

Vice-Presidents,  Jonathan  Amory.jr.  Samuel  Hub*- 
bard,  Esq, 

Treasurer^  Ebenezer  Parker,  Esq. 

Corresfionding  Sec*ry,  Rev   William  Jenks. 

Recording  Sec*ry,  Mr-  William  Marston. 

Directors,  Mr.  Chester  Adams,  Col.  James  H.  Ad- 
ams, Mr.  William  Brown,  Mr.  Matthew  Bridpe,  Capt. 
Nathl.  Curtis,  Mr.  Josi-^hCaleif,  Rev.  Warren  Fav,  Mr. 
L,  P.  Grosvenor.Mr.  Henry  Homes,  Benjamin  Howard, 


148  Missiotiary  Societies. 

Tobias  Lord,  Rev.  Charles  Lciwell,  Capt.  Abraham  Mil- 
let, Mr.  Geo  OdiorPf.  Rev  Fr-mcis  I'arkii  an,  Dr.  Ab- 
ner  Phelps,  Mr.  Wm.  R.;pes,  Mr.  Samuel  Train,  Mr. 
Thorn  s  Vose,  Rev.  B.  B.  Wisncr,  Rev.  Henry  Ware, 
Capt.  John  Woof,  Mr.  F-aucis  Waits. 

Executive  Commi'teCy  Rev.  Mr.  Jenks,  Mr.  Ebene- 
zer  Parker,  Mr.  Tiionias  Vose. 

Marine  Bible  Society  for  the  District  of  Salem   and 
Beverly,    instituted  Sept.  1820. 
President,  WiHiam  R.  Lee,  Esq. 
Vice- Pre  idmt,  Dea.  jan\es  Brown. 
Treasurer ^  Joseph  Howard. 
Cor^enfiQj-.ding  Sec^ry^  Rev.  Abiel  Abbot,  d.d. 
Recording  Stc'ry^  Rev.  'liiomas  Carhle. 

JVantucket  Marine  Bible  Society* 
President^  Hon.  Josiah  Hussey. 
Irensurer^  Wdh  mi  Coffin,  Esq. 
Corresfionding  Sec*ry,  Rev.  Seth  F.  Swifh 

Rhode-Island  Bible  Society. 

Vice-Presidents^  Alexander  V.  Gnswold,  d.  d.  Rev. 
Wm.  Patten,  d.d.  Freeborn  Sisson,  William  Reynolds, 
James  Helme,  Esqrs. 

Secretary^  Thomas  Burgess,  Esq. 

Society  for  firofiagating  the  Gospel  among  the  Indiana 

and  others  in  North  'yi7nerica.  Incor.  Kov.  16, 1797, 
Yearly  choice  of  Officers  day  after  General  Election* 

Presidmt,  His  Honor  Wiliiam  Philfips. 

Vice-President^  Eliphalet  Porter,  d.  d. 

Secretary y  Abiel  Holmes,  d.  d. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Rev.  William  E.  Chai\ning,D.D. 

Treasurer,  Samuel  H.  Walley,  Esq. 

Vice- Treasurer^  Josiah  Salisbury,  Esq. 

Select  Committee,  Hon. Thomas  Dav.  es,  Alden  Brad- 
ford, Esq.  Rev.  Charles  Lowell,  James  W  liite,  and 
Josiah  Saiisbuiy 

AmericaJL  Board  of  Commissioners  Jar  Foreign  Missions' 
Incorporated  Ftb.  1812. 
President,  Hon.  jobs.  Trer-u  we'l.  ll.  d. 
Vice-Pres/dtnt,  Rev.  lostph  Lvman,  d.d. 
Corresponding  Secretary  ^  Jeremiah  Lvarts,  Esq. 


MissioDary  Societies.  Hi) 

Recording  Secretary »  Rev.  Calvin  Chapin,  d.d. 

Treasurer^  Henry  Hill,  Es^. 

i^wfi^^^or,  Chester  Adams,  Esq. 
Prudmtial  Commiuee^  Hon.  w  illiam  Reed,  Jeremiah 
EvoFts,  Esq  Leonard  Wo(xls,  d.d.  Samuel  Hubbard, 
Esq.  Rev.  Wan  en  Fay,  Rev.  B.  3.  Wisner. 
Board  o*  Coinmimioners  oft/re  Society  in  Scotland  for 
firomoting  Christian  Knowledge.      Formed  1787. 

President,  ti\s  Ho-ior  William  Phillips. 

Vice-  Preside nt,^^\ph^\et  Porter,  d.d. 

Treasurer,  James  While,  Esq. 

Secretary,  Rev,  John  Codmau,  d.d, 

Assistant  Secretary^  Rev.  John  Pierce,  d.d. 

Evangelical  Missionary  Society  in  Massac husctta, 

president,  Hon.  Chief  Justice  Parker,  ll.  d. 

Vice- President,  Rev.  Aaron  Bancroft,  D.  P. 

Secretary,  Rev.  Francis  Parkman. 

Treasurer,  Benjamin  Guild,  Esq. 

Trustees,  Rev.  N  Thayer.D.o.  Rev,  John  Fo5ter,D.». 
Moses  Coolidge,  Esq  S  Higginson,  Esq.  Ichabr.d  Tuck" 
er,  Esq.  Rev,  Charles  Lowell,  Alden  Bradford,  Esq. 
Rev.  James  Kendall,  Samuel  Parkman,  Esq.  Rev.  Sam*- 
uel  Ripley,  Rev.  Henry  Ware,  Lewis  Tappan,  Esq. 

Executive  Committee,  Rev.  Mr,  Lowell,  Alden  Brad^ 
ford,  and  S.  Higginson,  jr.  Esqrs. 

Massachufittts  Rfiiscofml  Missionary  Society  8c  Trusr 

teen  of  the  Massachusetts   Episcofial  Prayer  Book 

and  I'ract  Society, 

President,  Right  Rev.  Bishop  Griswold,  ex  officio. 

First  Vice-President,  Rev.  Asa  Eaton. 
2d      do,        do.        Rev.  Samuel  F.  Jarvis,  D.  d, 
2d     do,        do.        Stephen  Codman,  Esq. 

Treasurer,  Mr.  Benjamin  Howard. 

Corresfionding  Sec'ry,  Dr.  Enoch  Hale. 

Recording  Sec'ry.  John  'J'.  Winthrop, 

Directors,  John  Jordon,  Dr.  J.  C.  Warren,  Francis 
Wilby,  James  C.  Merrill,  Esq. 

Merrimack  Mission  Sc  Translation  Scciety,  Mwdury/i^ 
Prrsid^nt,  Thomas  M.  Clark,  Esq. 
Vice-President,  John  Pearson,  Esq. 
Secretary^  M  ody  Pe  irson,  Esq. 
Treasurer t  Samuel  Tenaey.  Esq. 
N  2 


}50  Missionary  Societies. 

Masmch  Society  for  firomoting  Christian  K7ioivledget, 
lostituted  Srpt  1803.    Incorporated  Feb.  20, 1807. 

Yearly  choice  ot  Officers  in  May, 
President^ 

Vice-Frestdnit^  Abiel  Holmes,  d-Di. 
Treasurer,  J  mes  P.  Chaplin,  m.d. 
Clerk,  Rev  William  Jenks. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Samuel  Stearns, 
Librarian^  Samuel  T.  Armstrong. 

Society  for  firomoting  Christian  Knowledge^  Piety  and 

Charify.    Established  May  29,  1805. 
Annual  meeting  the  day  before  General  Election, 

President,  Eliphalet  Porter,  d.d. 

Vice-President^  Samuel  Parkman,  Esq, 

Secretary,  Rev.  Henry  Colman. 

Treasurer,  Elisha  Clap,  a.m. 

Boston  Bafitist  Foreign  Mission  Society^ 
Instituted  1813. 
President^  Thomas  B:ildvvin,  d.d. 
Vic- President,  Rev.  Joseph  Grafton. 
Recording  Secretary,  Ensign  Lincoln. 
Corre-sfionding  Secretary,  Rev.  Daniel  Sharp. 
Treasurer,  James  Loring, 

Foreign  Mission  Society  of  Boston  and  vicinitif* 
President,  His  Honor  William  Phillips. 
Vice-President,  Dea.  Jnsiah  Salisbury. 
Sr-cretary,'Rev.  William  Jenks. 
Treasurer,  Jeremiah  Evarts,  Esq. 

Bafitist  Missionary  Society  of  Massachusetts* 
Instituted  Mav  26,  1802.    Incorporated  Feb.  28,  1808. 
Yearly  choice  of  Officers,  last  Wednesday  in  May. 
President,  Thomas  Baldwin,  d.d. 
Vice-  President,  Rev.  Joseph  Grafton, 
Secretary,  Rev.  Daniel  Sharp. 
Treasurer^  Mr.  Ensign  Lincoln, 

Masso.chuaetts  Missionary  Society. 
Instituted  May  28,  1799.     IncnrprrUed  Feb.  9,  1809. 
Yearlv  choice  of  Officers,  last  Tuesday  in  May. 
President, 
Secretary  J  Rev.  ^amuel  Walker, 


Education  Societies.  ]51 

Treasurer^  John  Punchard,  Esq.  of  Salem. 

Trvstees,  I'he  President  and  Secretary,  ex  officio^ 
Elijah  Parish,  D  d  Henry  Gray»  Esq.  Deacon  Isaac 
Warren,  Jeremiah  Evarts,  Esq.  Rev.  Otis  Thompson, 
Hev  Samuel  Walker,  Rev.  Brown  Emerson,  Rev. 
Warren  Fay,  Rev.  R.  S.  Storrs,  Rev.  Justin  Edwards. 

JVbrfolk  ^Missionary  Society. 
President,  Rev.  Joseph  Grafton. 
Fice-P'-esident,  Rev.  William  Gammell. 
Corresfionding  Secretary,  Rev.  Charles  Train. 
Recording  Secretary,  Rev.  Bela  Jacobs. 
Treasurer y  Mr.  Benjamin  Colburn. 

Auxiliary  Foreign  Mission  Society,  County  of  Franklin, 
President^  George  Grennell,  jr.  Esq. 
Vice-President,  Gen.  Asa  Howland. 
Treasurer.^  Jerome  Ripley,  Esq. 
Secretary^  Rev.  Charles  Jenkins. 

J^ew.  Hamjishire  Missionary  Society. 

President^  Rev.  Asa  MTarland,  d.  p.  Concord, 

Secretary,  Rev.  Abraham  Burnham,  Pembroke. 

Treasurer,  Mr.  Nithaniel  Abbot,  Cnncnrd. 

Trustees,  Hon.  David  L  Morr'.ll,  Croffstown,  Rer. 
Walter  Harris,  Dunbarton,  Rev.  William  F.  Rowland, 
Exeter,  Rev.  Moses  Brac^ford,  Francistown,  Rt  v.  Sam- 
uel Hidden,  Tamwor^h,  Rev  Roswell  Shiirtlcff  Phil. 
Prof.  Theo.  Dart.  Col  Rev.  Eli  Smith,  Hollis.  Rev.  Jo- 
seph Rowell,  Cornish,  Rev.  Jonathan  Curtis.  Epsom 

Auditors,  Samuel  Fletcher,  Esq.  and  Mr.  Asaph 
Evans,  Concord. 

Dojuestic  and  Foreign  Mission  Society  of  Plymouth 
County  and  Vicinity. 
President^  Rev.  Samuel  (ilover. 
Vice-  President,  Rev.  Ebenezer  Briggs. 
Secretary,  Joseph  Torrey,  jr. 
Treasurer,  Levi  Pierce,  Esq. 

Auxiliary  Education  Society  of  Young  Men  of  Boston. 
President,  Rev.  Samuel  F.  Jarvis,  d.d. 
Treasurer,  James  Coverly,  jr. 
Secretary,  Bradfqtd  Sumner,  Es(^. 


152  Peace  Societies. 

Massachusetts  Bafitist  Education  Society. 
Instituted  Sept.  22,  1814. 
Chairman^  Thomas  Baldwin,  d.d. 
Secretary y  Rev.  Nathaniel  \V.  Williams. 
Treaaurery  Mr.  Ensign  Lincoln. 

Berkshire  Auxiliary  Education  Society » 
President^  Rev.  2>phaniah  Swifr  Mwre,  d»d. 
Vice-President,  I'seph  Woodbridgt-,  Esq. 
Secretary,  Rw.  Heman  Humph  ey. 
Treasurer,  James  W.  Robbins,  Esq. 

Evangelical  Tact  Society, 
Instituted  Mdy,  1812. 
President,  Thomas  Baldwin,  d.d. 
Secretary,  Ensign  Lincoln. 
Treasurer,  Heman  Lincoln. 

Massachusetts  Peace  Society. 

President,  His  Honor  WiHiam  Piiillips. 

Fice- President,  Hon.  Thomsis  Dawes. 

Treasurer,  Joshua  P.  BUnchard,  Esq. 

Recording  Secretary,  Rev.!'.  M.  Harris,  d.d. 

Corresfionding  Sec'y,  Rev.  Noah  W  Tcester,  d.d. 

2rf  Cor  es/ionding  Sec'ry,  Rev.  John  Foster,  d.  d. 

Executive  Committer,  Rev  N.  Worcester, d.d.  Rev, 

John  Foster,  d.d.  Rev.  E.  Ripley,  d.d.  Rev  John  Pierce, 

d.d.  Hon.  Saml.  Haven,  Joh'>  Tappan,  Esq.  Mr.  ihos. 

Vose,  Eliphalet  Kimball,  Esq.  Jonathan  Phillips,  Esq. 

Peace  Society  of  Maine. 

President,  Hon.  Samuel  Freeman. 

Vice-  Pre.sidenty  Matthew  Cobb.  Esq, 

Treasurer,  Stephen  Longfellow,  jr.  Esq. 

Corresfionding  Secretary,  Simon  Grecnleaf,  E^q. 

Recording  Secretary,  Charles  S.  Davis,  Esq. 
Rhode-Island  Peace  Society, 

President, 

Vice-Preniden's,  Thomas  Buffum,  Esq.  Rev.  Presi- 
dent Messer,  William  D'Wolf,  Esq, 

Corresfionding  Secretary,  Rev,  Barnabns  Bates. 

Recording  Secretary,  George  Benson,  Esq. 

Tre<i8urer,  Ot^s^aii  Brown,  Esq. 


Charitable  Societies.  153 

Massachusetts  Congregational  Charitable  Society. 

Annual  meeting  on  the  Montiay  preceding  the  Cren- 
eral  Election. 

[This  Society  was  incorporated  24th  of  March,  1786  ; 
*'  for  the  huntane  and  benevoleit  purpt  se  of  affording 
relief  and  support  to  the  ■wido\^.s  i^nd  childttn  ct  de- 
ceased ministers.  The  members  may  nui  cxcetd  thir- 
ty of  the  clergy  and  laity  in  equal  proportion."] 

President^  His  Honor  Wi!ti.um  Phillips. 

VicC'P^eudent,  Rev.  David  Os.^ood,  d.  d. 

Treasurer.  Eiiphalet  Foiter,  d.d. 

Secretary,  Levi  Hedge,  Esq. 

Masaachusetts  Charitable  Society. 

Founded  September  6,  1762.    Incf^rp  March  15, 17S0. 

Annual  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers  the  first 

Mond^-y  m  September.  • 

Presid'-nt,  Dea,  John  Simpkins. 
Vic f'Pr evident,  Thomas  Melvill,  Esq. 
Trtasurer^  Samuel  Hewes. 
Secretary ^  George  Homer. 

Tru.<itees,  Thomas  S.  Boardman,  Joseph  N.  Howe, 
George  Hallet,  Darius  Boardman^  William  Shed^ 
Samuel  A.  Wells. 

Mesaengery  John  Low. 

Boston  Medical  Disfiensary. 
Instituted  Ociober,  1796.    Incorporated  Feb.  26,  1801. 
Officers  elected  on  the  2d  'Ihursdi^y  in  October. 
Cliairmu3i,  His  Honor  W^illiam  Phillips. 
Treasurer ,  Gideon  Snow,  Esq. 
St^cretary, 
Consulting  /^/;i/6/c- C  Aaron  Dexter,  m.b. 

iana.  (.William  Spooner,  m.d. 

Visiting  Physicians 

i  Wilham  B.White,S<.uthern  D-st. 
/n.nfh..^^;..  )  Terence  Wakefield  F.ust'rnDist. 

Jifiothecaries.  ^  ^^^^^^^  Fermelly,  Northern  Dist. 

(  DanielHenchman,W  estern  Dist. 

Managers,   Hon.    William  Phillips,    He\-.  Thomas 

Baldwin,  d.d.  Samuel  Snelling,  Joseph  Coolidge ,  Sam- 


154  Charitable  Societies. 

uel  H.  Walley,  Edward  Tuckerman,  Benjamin  West. 
Edward  Phillips,  Isaac  Winslow,  Juseph  Tilden,  Rev. 
He  nry  Ware,  Thomas  W.  Phillips. 

The  Managers  meet  quarterly,  on  the  2d  Friday  in 
January,  April,  July,  and  October,  at  the  Hall  of  the 
Massachusetts  Bank. 

Mass.  Charitable  Mechanic  Association^  at  Boston. 
Instituted  March  15,  1795.    Incorporated  Mar.  8, 1806' 
Officers  elected  October  3, 1821,  for  three  years. 
President,  John  Cotton. 
Vic  ■'-/^resident,   Fhonnas  W.  Sumner. 
Treasurer,  Joseph  Lovering. 

Trustees,  Ephraim  Marsh,  Benjamin  Russell,  Joseph 
Jenkins,  Francis  Jackson,  George  Darracott,  George 
Domet,  Samuel  T.  Armstrong,  Francis  Southac,  Na- 
Hianiel  Faxon. 

Charitable  Irish  Society^  at  Boston, 
Insiituted  M.^rch,  1737.    Incorporated  Feb.  23,  1809. 
Yearly  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers,  17th  of  March. 
President .^  J  anises  Magee,  Esq. 
Vice' t^resident.  John  McNamara. 
Treasurer,  Walter  Welch. 
Keefier  of  the  iSilver  Key,  A.  Dunlap,  Esq. 
Secretary^  Francis  McKenner. 

Boston  EfiitiCofial  Charitable  Society. 
Instituted  1724.      Incorporated  Feb.  12,  1784 
President.,  Joseph  Head. 
Vice-President,  Rev  Asa  Eaton. 
Treasurer,  Josei>h  Foster. 
Secretary,  Joseph  Head,  jr. 
Trustees^  John  Amory,  Gardiner  Greene,   Jon- 
athan Amory,  Rev.  J.  S.J.Gardiner,  d.d.  Joseph  Til- 
den, George  Brinley. 

Female  Samaritan  Society  in  Boston, 
Instituted  Nov.  29,  1817. 
President^  Mrs.  Mary  W.  Clark. 
Vice-President^  Mrs.  Mary  V-  azie. 
Secretary,  Mrs.  R^chael  Ve  izie. 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  Rebecca  Reading. 
Trusteesy  Mrs.  Phebe  Adams,  Mrs.  Martha  Merrit, 
Mrs.  Mary  Bent,  Mrs.  Catharine  Burkis,  Miss  Susan 


Charitable  Societiesu  15i 

Howe,  Miss  Maria  Bates,  Miss  Cynthia  C.  French, 
Miss  Elizabeth  Richardson. 

Council,  Rev.  Paul  Dean,  Deacon  P.  Hall,  J.  Em- 
mons, N.  Emmes. 

Boston  Society  for  the  Religious  and  Moral  Instruc 
tion  of  the  Poor,     Incorporated  1820. 

President,  Josiah  Srilisbury,  Esq. 

Vice-President^  Samuel  Hubbard,  Esq. 

Secretary ^  Rev.  William  Jenks. 

Treasurer,  Josiah  Vinton,  jr. 
Managers,  Mr.  Samuel  T.  Armstrong,  Jeremiah 
Evarts,  Esq.  Mr.  Henry  Homer,  Dea.  John  C.  Proc- 
tor, Mr.  ir*liny   Cutler,    Mr.  Josiah  Vinton,  jr.    Mr. 
Charles  Cleaveland,  Mr.  Samuel  Train. 

Roxbunj  Charitable  Society. 
Instituted  Jan.  \79A.    Incorporated  Feb.  26,  1799. 
Yearly  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers,  2d  Wedn<?sday 
in  September. 
President,  Eliphalet  Porter,  d.d. 
Vice-President,  John  Lowell,  Esq, 
Secretary,  John  Lemist. 

Religious  Charitable  Society  in  Worcester  County, 

President^  Rev.  John  Crane,  d.  d. 

Vice-President,  Nalium  Fay,  Esq. 

Secretary,  Rev.  Benjamin  Wood. 

Treasurer,  Rev.  Joseph  Goffe. 

Auditor,  Robert  B.  T.homas,  Esq. 
Directors,  Rev.  Ebenezer  Perkins,  Daniel  Henshaw, 
Esq.  Rev.  Elisha  Rockwood,  Rev.  Enoch  Pond,  Jonas 
Brooks,  Esq. 

Boston  Female  Asylum. 
Instituted  Sept.  25,  1800.    Incorporated  Feb.  26,  1803. 
Officers  ciiosen  on  the  last  Tuesday  in  September. 
First  Directress,  Mrs.  S.  Parkman. 
Second     do,        Mrs  Prescott. 
Treasurer,  Mrs.  Eleanor  Davis. 
Recording  Secretary ^  Miss  Abby  L.Frothingham. 
Collecting         do.        Miss  P.  L.  Frothingham. 
J7"  The  Asylum  is  kept  in  Essex  street. 

Boston  Asylum  for  Boys.   Incorporated  Feb.  24, 1814. 
President, 
Vice-President,  Jonathan  Amory, 


156  Charitable  Societies. 

Treasurer,  W.  H.  Eliot. 
Secretary,  Robert  Lash. 
ManagcrSi  Joseph  Austin,  Nathan  Appleton,  Wil- 
liam  Biowa,    Rev.  Charles  Lowell,   Israel  Munson, 
WiUiam  H  Prescott,  G  ideon  Snow,  Benjamin  West, 
EdwanI  Ptiillips. 

The  Board  meet  2d  Monday  in  every  mor.th. 
(J:f-  Asylum  corner  of  Salem  and  Charter  streets. 

Provident  Institution  for  Savings  in  the  City  of  Boston, 

Incorporated  December  13,  1816. 
Office  in  Scollay's  Buildings.    Open  only  every  Wed- 
nesday from  9  to  1  o'clock. 

President,  His  Honor  William  Phillips. 

Vice-Presidents^  John  Phillips,  Samuel  Parkman, 
John  Davis,  John  Lowell,  Joseph  Head,  Josiah  Quincy, 
Gardner  Greene,  Thomas  L.  Winthrop,  Redford 
Webster,    Daniel  D.  Rogers,  Joseph  Coolidge. 

Trustees,  Jesse  Putnam,  John  Richards,  Rev.  Dr. 
Baldwin,  John  D.  Williams,  John  Bellows,  Samuel 
Sneihng,  William  Little,  John  Dorr,  Samut^l  H.  Wal- 
ley,  William  Ropes,  Joseph  Tiiden,  Gideon  Snow, 
James  T.  Austin,  Samuel  May,  Gedney  Km?,  Thom- 
as Motley,  James  Savaf?;e,  Thomas  VV.  Ward,  >Ja- 
than  Appleton,  Abi^l  C'andler,  Robert  Waterston,. 
George  Bond,  Lewi-  Tappan. 

Ireasurerj  Gardner  G  reene     Sec*ry,  James  Savage. 

Salem  Institution  for  Savmgs. 
Open  every  Wedne:>  from  12  oV.lock  w  1  o'clock,  p.m. 
President^  Edward  A.  Holvoke. 
Treasurer,  F  ter  Lniuler.  jv. 
Secretary,  John  W.  Tieadwell. 

Institution  for  Savings,  Mivburyfiort. 
Open  everv  W  dnesdav  from   11  to  12  o'clock. 
P-'esidrnty  ^^  'lliam  B  Bmister. 
Tr-'-a-^urer,  Peter  L**  Breton. 
•  Secretary,  Samuel  Tenney. 

Boston  Fuel  Savrngs  In^titutio?!, 
Incon^orated  lune,  18*21. 
President,  H^n.  Jf-JMh  Quincy. 
Vice  ^President,  John  Tappan. 


*  Charitable  Societies.  157 

IVeafiUrer,  Dea.  M(5ses  Grant. 
Secntury,  J.  P.  Bianchard. 

Wards.  Wards. 

1  H.^nry  J.  Oliver.  8  Edward  Phillips,  Esq. 

2  C-pt,  Josei>h  Lewis.  9  .John  Baker. 

3  Jo  I'l  D.  Dyer.  10  Kt.  Rev.  Bishop  Chev- 

4  Dr.  Joiin  Ware.  erus. 

5  Dta.  Joshiri  Emmons.  11  M:ajor  Henry  Purkitt. 

6  Capt.  Thomas  H-iwe.  El)er.  Parker. 
Capt.  William  Howe.  12  Jostah  Stedman. 

7  Be;  jamin  Guild.  ^ 

•Trustees  of  the  Franklin  Donation. 

The  Selectmen  of  Boston,  Rev.  James  Freeman,  d.  d. 

and  Rev   Nathaniel  L  Frothingham. 

Trusti'cs  of  John  Boyls-ton's  Charitable  Donations  for 
th''  hentf.i  and  HUfiport  ofa^-.dUoor  Persons,  and  of 
Orphans  and  dcsencd  Childreji. 

The  Overseers  of  the  Poor  of  the  City  of  Boston. 
locorporated  Frb.  3,  1803. 

Massa.  Charitable  Fire  Society.    Incor.  J/me  25,  1794. 

All  ual  meeting,  2vl  Friday  in  October. 

Semi-annual  meeting,  2d  Friday  in  ApriU 

Prrsident^  Tiiomas  K.  Jones,  E->q. 

Vice-Fresidiv.ty  James  White,  Esq. 

Recording  Secretary,  James  W.  Burditt. 

C orre.'.fionding  Secretary^  Hon.  Jfjhn  Phillips, 

Treasurer^  Joseph  Levering.  Esq. 

Trustees,  Arnold  Wells,  Esq.  Rev.  Thomas  Baldwin, 
D.D.  Lvnde  Walter,  Esq.  Francis  J.  Oliver,  Esq  James 
Pliillips,  Esq  John  Heard,  jr.  Esq.  Joseph  Callender, 
Esq.  Joseph  Ccolidge,  Esq. 

Board   of  Trustees   of  Donanms   to  the  Protestant 

Episcofiol  Church. 
Incorporated  by  the  State  of  Massachusetts,  1810, 

Presidtm,  Thomas  L  Winthrop. 

Vice-Presidents.  Gardner  G»een,  Anson  G.  Sperry, 
Tl.omas  L.  Halsey,  Nathaniel  Adams. 

Vice-Treasurer,  Joseph  Tilden,  Esq. 

Corre<fiondir.g  Secretary,  James  C.  Merrill,  Esq; 

Recording  Secretary.,  Rev.  Asa  Eaton, 

O 


1^3  Charitable  Societies. 

Managers,  Rev.  Dr.  Gardiner,  Jonathan  Amory,  jr. 
Joseph  Head,  Lynde  Walter,  Geor§eBnnley,JohuOdm. 

Massa,  Society  for  the  Sufifiression  of  Intemfierarice. 
Instituted  Feb.  1813. 
President,  Hon.  Chief  Justice  Parker,  ll.d. 
Vice- P residents y  Eiiphalet  Porter,  d.d.  Hon. William 

Prescott,  LL.D. 
Co7  renfionding  Sec'ry,  Rev.  Henry  Ware. 

Massachusetts  Society  for  the  Sufifiression  of  the 
Slave  Trade.      Instituted  Sept.  4,  1822. 

President,  Hon.  Daniel  Webster. 

Vice-President,  George  B  ake,  Esq. 

Corre^fionding  S'C*7-y^  Rev,  Samuel  F.  Jarvis,  d.d.  ' 

Treasurer,  Samuel  H.  Walley,  Esq. 

Managers,  Richard  Sullivan,  Esq.  William  Stur- 
gia,Esq.  Bradford  Sumner,  Esq.  E.  Hale,  jr.  m.d.  John 
Tappan,  Esq. 


Massachusetts  General  Hosfiital  Corfioration, 

Incorporated  Feb.  25,  1811.* 
Annual  meeting  of  the  Corportion,  3d  Tues.  in  Jan. 
Visitors,  The  Governor,   Lieut.  Governnr,  Presi- 
dent of  ihe  Senate,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Repres  uit- 
ativr^s,  with  the  Chaplain  of  both  Houses  for  the  time 
being. 

OFFICERS    OF    THE    CORPORATION^ 

President.   His  Honor  Witliarn  Phillips,  Esq. 

Vice-  PresideiU, 

Treasurer,  N.  P.  Russell,  Esq. 

Secretary^  Henry  Codman,  h>>q. 

Trustees,  Joseph  May,  Richard  Sullivan,  Gam. 
Bradford,  Jonathan  Phillios,  Joseph  Coolidj^e,.  Ebea. 
Francis,  Joseuh  Heid,  Tlnmas  W.  W.^rd,  Sanuiel 
Applet )n,  John  Bdknap,  Dan.  P.  Parker,  &  Theodure 
Lyman.jr.  Esqrs.  of  whom  4  are  appointed  by  the  Board 
of  Visitors,  a>*d  8  by  the  Co  'fioration, 

•  Any  person  who  hns  piven,  or  shall  ^ive,  to  the  Institution,  or  to  ei- 
ther department  thereof,one  hiinclre<l  dollars  and  up  wards,  v)r  any  pi-«l)erty 
ofthat  value,  sliall  be  a  mernber  of  the  Corporation  ;  and  each  meuibes 
•sentitled  toone  vote. 


Charitable  Societies.  1S9 

Consulting  Physicians,  Isaac  Rand,  m.d.  David 
Townsend,  m.d.  Aaron  Dexter,  m.  d.  Thomas  Welsh, 
M  D.  Wni.  Spooner,  M.P.  J;Tnes  Mann,  m.d.  Joshua 
Fiske,  M.D.  &  Amos  H-.ibrook,  m.  u. 

TWO  DEPAR  IMENTS. 

ASYLUM    FOR    THE    INSANE    IN    CHARLESTOWN. 

Physician  iSf  Su/i  rintenda?u%  Rufus  Wyman,  M.  D. 

House  Afiithccary^  Henry  Lane.  a.b. 

A  Connmittpe  of  the  Trustees  ^isit  the  Asylum  every 
Tucndiy  P.  M.  (formerly  Monday)  to  admit  and  dis- 
charge Boarders,  and  instiect  the  establishment.  It" 
necess^n-,  Bo.  rders  may  be  admitted  or  discharged 
at  other  times  and  hs  any  Trustee. 

Ev  ry  application  for  admission  must  be  in  writing, 
and  accomp  p/ied  with 

1.  A  ceitificate,  that  the  candidate  is  insane  and 
free  from  contagir^us  disease. 

2.  A  certificate  of  his  or  her  property  and  of  any 
friends  liable  for  his  or  her  maintenance. 

3.  A  certificate  of  the  abilitv  of  the  persons  proposed 
as  principal  and  surety  in  the  obligation  for  payment 
of  Baird. 

4.  A  history  of  the  case  from  its  commencement, 
and  the  medical  treatment. 

No  visitors  are  admitted  en  any  part  of  the  Lord's 
dav.  No  Boarders  can  be  visiteil  except  by  near 
relatives  or  by  others  at  their  request  m  writing. 

See  printed  ruies  and  regulations. 

THE  HOSPITAL    IN    BOSTON. 

Acting  Phxisician,  James  Jr  ckson,  m.d. 
Acting  Surgeon,  John  C.  Warren,  m.d. 
Hmse  Afiothecary,  J-^mes  M.  Whittemorc; 
Sufierintenda7it,  Capt  Nathaniel  Fletcher.^ 
A  Committee  of  the  Trustees  visit  the  Hospital  every 
Friday,  P.  M.  (formerly  Thursday.) 

Society  of  the  Cincinnati  of  Massachusetts. 

Founded  A  D.  1783.    Incorporated  A.  D.  1805. 

Officers  elected  July  4,  annuallv. 

President,  His  Excellency  John  Brooks,  LL.d, 

Vice-President^  Dr.  David  Townsend. 

Secretary,  John  Callender,  Esq. 


160  -         Musical  Societies. 

Assistant  Secretary,  Thomas  Jacksoa, 
Treasurer,  Cipt  Robert  Williams. 
Assistant  Treasurer^  Capt.  Adams  B-iiley. 

Pilgrim  Society. 
Incorporated  January  24,  1820. 
Officers  elecrtd  on  the  last  Monday  in  May  annually. 
President,  Johii  VV'utson,  Esq. 
Vice-  ''re^iden'..^  Wi'liam  Dnns,  Esq. 
Recording' Si  crttury.,  B.  M.  Watson,  Esq. 
Corres^ionding- Secretary,  Samuel  Davis  Esq. 
Treasurer,  B-za  Hayward,  Esq. 

Celebration  of  the  Lmding  of  the  Pilgrims,  at  Plym- 
out!  ,  De^e^T-b^r  92d 

Hoivard   Benevolent  Society. 

President,  Dea.  John  Proctor. 

Secretary,  Ezra  H::sk.ell. 

Treasurer,  Dea.  Moses  Gr^nt. 

Standing'  Committee,  S  illma''  Lothrop,  lames  Clap, 
Israel  Alger,  Joseph  Urtnn.  Wm.  Adams,  Edward 
Smith,  Matthias  Crocker,  Dexter  G'lbert,  Aaroa 
Wo'  dman,  Josiah  F.  Bum.stead,  Otis  Tileston,  Benj. 
How  ifd,  Wm.  G.  Lamben,  EJward  Parsons. 

Handel  and  Haydn  Society  in  Boston. 
I:  stituted  April,  1815.     Incorporated  1816. 
This  Society  was  instituted  for  the  purpose  of  associ- 
ating together  the  admirers  of  th    great  masters  whose 
names  they  have  adopted,  for  practice  and  improve- 
ment in  the  performance  of  Sarrt  d  Musick. 

The  periodical  meetings  of  the  society  are  monthly. 
President,  \masH  Wii  Chester. 
Vice-Pr'sident,  John  Dodd.  _ 
Treasurer,  Ebenpzer  Frothingham. 
Secretary,  Joseph  Lewis. 
Librarian^  Mr  Bird. 

Philliarmonic  Society. 

President,  Gotlieb  Graupner. 
Vice-President^  Bryant  P.  Tilden.     - 


AtheDeums....Librarie8.  161 

Secretary,  William  Coffin,  jr. 
Treasurer,  Matthew  S.  Parker. 
T'rustees^  John  Dodd.   William    Rowson,    Thomas 
Granger,  Amasa  Winchester,  Ebcntzer  Frothingham. 

Bethoven  Musical  Socvty  at  Foriland. 
Instuu'ed  1819. 
president,  Edward  Howe,  Esq. 
Vice-President,  Oliver  Evereit. 
Srcreiary  ^  Treasurer,  Chnrles  Merris. 
'  >■■    '  — — —      ■■■■■« 

Boston  Atheneum.    Inc(  rporated  Feb.  13, 1807. 
Annual  m>  etmg  for  choice  oz  Officers,  1st  Mon.in  Jan, 
Preddent^  Hon.  J'^siah  Quincy. 
V:Ct  -Pre  ident,  Jolm  Richards, 
Treasurer,  Natlian  Appieton,  Esq. 
Secretary,  William  S  Shaw,  Esq. 
jissistant  Librarian,  Joseph  B  ckus. 
Trtistees,  Peter  ().  Thacher,  Joseph  Tilden,  David 
Sears,  Theodore  Lyman,  Esqrs.  Prof.  E  Everett,  F. 
C.  Gray,  Amos  Lawreice,  Hon.  Charles  Jackson. 

SaUm  Athrneum  (Proprietors  of  the) 
Yearly  choice  of  Officers  last  Wedns.  but  one  in  May. 

President,  Edward  A.  Holyoke,  M.  d.ll.d. 

Clerk,  Hon.  John  Glen  King. 

Treasurer^  Gtorge  Cleaveland,  Esq. 

Librarian,  Henry  K.  Oliver,  Esq. 

Trustees^  Edward  A.  Holycke,  m.  d.ll.d.  John  D. 
Treadwell,M.D.  B.Lynde  Ohver,  M.D.Hon.  Joseph  Sto- 
ry, LL.D.  Hon.  Nathaniel  Bowditch,  ll»d  f.r.s.  Hon. 
Nathaniel  Silsbee,  Hon. John, Pickering,  Hon.  John  Glen 
King,  Mr.  Charles  C.  Clarke. 

J^fewburyfiort  Atheneum.    Incorporated  Feb.  24, 1801. 
President,  Rev.  John  Andrews. 
Secretary,  Librarian  and  Treasurer,  Stephen  W. 
Marston. 

Boston  Library,     f  Franklin  Place. J 
Incorporated  June  17,  1794. 
Yearly  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers,  2d  Friday  in  June, 
Librarian,  Charles  Callendar. 
Treasurer,  Charles  Ham  matt. 
Secretary i  Nathan  Webb. 
0  2 


162  Libraries. ...Canal  Corporation. 

Trusteesy  Redfnrd  Webster,  Esq.  Francis  J.  Oliver, 
Esq.  Aue;ustus  Peabody,  Esq.  Dr.  Ephraim  Eliot, 
Wiiliam  Minot,  Esq.  Lemuel  Sh.iw,  Esq.  Dr.  John 
Park,  John  Gorham,  Jonathan  Phillips.  Esq. 

Theological  Library.    Incorporated  Tune  1,  ISOr. 

Annual  meet  in  -  on  the  fir^t  Thursday  in  July. 
Preddeni.,  James  F -eeman,  d.  d. 
Treasurer  5c Db^arian^  Rev. Nathl. L. Frothingham. 
S'^crrtary,  Rev.  John  G.  Pa  fre3% 
The  Library  is  kept  in  the  Vestry  of  the  first  Church, 
Chauncey  Place. 

Social  La^a  Library. 
Ye^rlv  meeting  for  choice  of  Officers  3d  Wedn.in  Oct. 

P'-esid<nty  William  Sullivan,  Esq. 

Secretary  ksf  Trea.surer.,  A.  W.  Fuller. 

Trustees.  L  muel  Shaw,  William  Minot,  Samuel 
Hubbard,  Benjamin  Rand,  Octavius  Pickering. 

Boston  Medical  Library.    Instituted  July  1,    1805. 

Librariana^  [nan  Randall,  m.  d  W.  Channing,  m.d» 

Treasurer,  Cieor^i-  Ha>  ward,  m.  d. 

Clerk,  Enoch  Hale,  m.  d. 

Trufttees:  Jacob  Bige;ow,  John  Randall,  George  Hay- 
ward,  Enoch  Hale,  John  Ware. 
Social  Library  in  A'antuckpt.      Institued  Jan.  2,  1815. 

President,  John  Hussey,  Esq. 

Portland  Law  Library. 

Trfaaurer  Isf  Lihrnrian^  Horatio  Southgate,  Esq. 

Secretary,  Charles  S.  D:ivis,  Esq. 

Bo:<ton  and  Roxburu   Mill  Corporation. 
Office  on  the  Dam,  Charles-street. 
Preaident,  Artemas  Ward. 
Treasurer  and  Clerk,  S  F.  M'Cleary* 
Directors,   William  Gray,  Francis  C.  Gray,  Jona- 
than Dorr,  Benjamin  Gorham,  Israel  Thon)dike,  jr. 
Horace  Gray,  H.  G.  Otis,  jr.  Ralph  Huntington,  Pliny 
Cutler,  Thomas  Bartlett,  Samuel  P.  Gardner,  Arte- 
mas  Ward. 

Middlesex  Canal  Corporation. 
President^  ^aron  Dexter. 
Vice- President y  Benjamin  Joy. 


.    Agricultural  Society.  163 

Director!),  William  Payne,  Jonathan  Amorv,  Joseph 
Coolif^tre,  Jo-m  Piullips,  VViUiam  Sullivan,  Ebenezer 
T  Andrews,  Beniamin  Guild,  Edward  Cruft,  Dudley- 
Hall,  Tames  F.  Baldwin. 

Su/terintrndant,  James  F.  Baldwin. 

Locks  and  Canals  a(  Pawtiicket  Falls. 

President,  Hon  Dudley  A.  Tyng.  of  Newburyport. 

Vice-President.  Ebenezer  Appleton.  Esq .  of  Boston. 

Clerk  ^  Trcafiurn'^  Kirk  Boot.  Esq.  of  Boston. 

Essex  Merrimack  Bridge. 

John  Pettingel,  Presi't.  I  And.  Frothingham,  Vice-Pres. 

Joseph  S.  Pike,  Trens.  |  SamuplTenney,Proprie.Clerk. 

Plumb  Island  Turn/like  Cor/ioration. 
John  Pettingel.  Pres't.  |  Daniel  Balch,  Clerk  &  Treas. 

Boston  jiqueduct  Corfioration.  Tncorp.  Feb.  27,  1795, 
Yearly  meeting;  fnr  choice  of  Officers,  1st  Sat.  in  May  ; 
quarrerlv.  1st  Saturday  in  Feb.  May,  August  and  Nov, 

president^  Aaron  Dexter.  Esq. 

Vice-Presidents  Daniel  D.  Rogers,  Esq. 

Secretary,  Thomas  A.  Dexter    Esq, 

Treasurer,  Henry  Codvnan,  Esq. 

Slate- Prison  at  Charlestoivn. 

Directors^  Elias  Phinney,  John  Soley,  James  T. 
Ausnn,  Esqrs.  Salary,  !g;"00  each  per  annum. 

Warden,  Gamaliel  Bradford,  Esq.     1500  dols.  do. 

Chafilain,  Rev.  William  Collier.    -      250  dols.  do. 

Physibian  8c  -Sur^.B  R.Thompson, m,d.250  dols.  do. 
Wm.  H.Lane, Clerk,  S950.  Wm.  Going,Keeper,S500. 

Massachusetts  Society  for  firomoting  .Agriculture, 

Incorporated  March  7,  1792. 

Annual  meeting  2d  Wednesday  in  June. 

President,  Aaron  Dexter,  E^q. 

First  Vice-President^  Samuel  W.  Pomeroy,  Esq. 
*     Second        do.  Thomas  L.Win throp,  Esq. 

Trrasurer,  John  Prince,  Esq. 

Corresponding  Sec*ry^  John  Lowell,  Esq. 

Recording  Sec'ry,  Rfchard  Sullivan.  Esq. 

Assistant  Rec.  Sec^ry,  Benjamin  Guild,  Esq. 

Trustees,  Josiah  Quincy,  E.  De^-by,  S.  G  Perkins, 
Gorham  Parsons,  John  Welles,  Peter  C.  Brooks,  Esqrs. 


164  -     Agricultural  Societiei. 

Essex  Agricultural  Society. 
President,  Hon.  Timothy  Pickering. 
Vice-Presidents^  Hon.  John  Heard,  Ichabod  Tucker, 
Be^amin  Parker,  Joshua  Cirter. 
Trea-iurer,  Hon  Daniel  A.  White. 
Cor,  ^  Rec.  Secrrtary^  John  W.  Proctor. 

Berkshire  Agricultural  Society. 
President,  Hoa.  Henry  vV.  D wight. 
Co-r-esfi.  &  Recording  Secretary,  EzekielR.  Colt,. 
Treasurer ^  Samuel  D.  Colt. 

Farmers  Association  in  Deerjield. 
president,  Epaphras  Hoyt. 
Recording  S:c*ry  &  Treasurer,  Orlando  Ware, 
Corresfionding  St-c*ry,  Elihu  Hoyt. 

Worcester  County  Agricultural  Society., 
Presidc-nt,  'ion.  Da.niel  W- Ido. 
First  Vice-Pesident,  Stj  p-'en  Williams. 
Second       do.  Jonathan  Kussell. 

Trea  urer,  Theopb.iius  Wheeler. 
Corresfionding  Ser^ry,  Hon.  L  vi  Wheeler. 
Recording  Sec^ry,  Edward  D.  Bangs* 

Ham/ishtrey  F'ankiin,  and  Hanfidm  Agricultural 
Society. 

Pnsident,  Hon  Joseph  Lyman. 

Vice- pre sid'Ws,  Hui.Stmne'  Lathrop, Gen.  Epaph- 
ras Hoyt,  Charles  P   P  <  ips,  Esq. 

CorrcsfiOJiding  "iec'rtj,  Hon.  Jonathan  H,  Lyman. 

Recording  Sec^ry^  Joseph  Strong,  Esq. 

Treasurer,  J.  D.  Whitney. 

Plymouth  County  Agricultural  Society. 
President,  Daniel  Howard,  Esq, 
Vtce-PresidentSy    Rev,  Morrii   Allen,    Gen.  Abiel 
Washburn. 
Recording  Sec^n/,  Bartholomew  Brown,  Esq. 
Corresfionding  Sec'ry,  Kilborn  Whitman,  Esq. 
Treasure r^  WiiliHm  Davis,  Esq. 

Society  of  Middles^^x  Hxisbandmen  and  Manufacturers y 
Presidmt.  D  .vid  La^vrence. 
Treasurer.  Daniel  Shattuck, 
Secretary,  Cypus  Baldwin. 


Masonic    Societies.  165 

General  Grand  Encamfiment  of  Knights   Temfilars 
in  the  United  States, 

M  W  8c  Hon.  De  Witt  Clinton,  of  Albany,  State  of 

New- York,  G.  G.  Master. 
Sir  Henry  Fowle,  Esq.  Boston,  Mass.  D.G.G.  Master. 
Sir  John  Snow,  VVorthington,  Ohio.  G.G. Generalissimo, 
Sir  Ezra  Ames,  Esq.  Albany.  N.  Y.  G.  G.  Ca/it.  Gen, 
Rev.  Paul  Dean,  Boston,  Mass.  G.  G.  Prtlate. 
Sir  Martin  Hoffman,  Esq  of  the  City  and  State  of  New 

York,  G.  G.  Senior  Warden, 
Sir  John  Carlisle,  Esq.  Providence,  R.  I.  G.  G.  Junior 

IVarden. 
Sir  Peter  (Jrinnell,  Esq.  Prov.  R.I.  G.  G.Treasurer. 
Sir  J<,hn  J.  Loring.  Esq.  Boston,  Mass.  G.  G.  Recorder. 
Sii-  ThomHs  Lowndes,  Esq.  of  the  City  and  State  of 

New-York,  G   G.  Warden. 
&r  Jonathan  Shicffelin,  Esq.    of  the  City  and  State  of 

N?w-York,  G  G.  Sta7idard  Bearer. 
Sir  Ebenezer  Wadsworth,  Esq.  Nassau,  N.  Y.  G.  G. 

Sword  Bearer. 
Next  Septennial  meeting  of  the  G.  G   Encampment 

will  be  held  in  the  City  of  New  York,  on  the  second 

Thursday  in  September,  1826. 

Grand  Encamfiment    of  Massachusetts  and   Rhode 

LJand.     Meet  annually. 
M  W  Sir  Henry  Fowle,  Esq.  of  Boston,  G.  Master, 
Sh-  John  Ct-rlisle.  Esq.  Providence,  D,  G.  Masttr. 
Sir  Pete  r  Grinntll,  Esq     do,       G.  Generalissimo. 
Sir  Henry  Puvkit,  of  Boston,  Mass.  G  Capt.  General. 
Rev.  PaulD.-an,  of        do.        do.         Grand  Prelate, 
Sir  Robert  Lash,  Esq^.  do.        do.     G.  5.  Warden. 
Si'-  Jriin  V\  hitaker,  Esq.  Providence,  G.  J.  Warden. 
Sir  Moses  Richarr^son,  Esq.     do.     G     Treasurer. 
Rev.  John  M   Cotting:,  of  Boston,  G.  Recorder. 
Sir  John  J.Lorint^,  Esq.  of  do.     G.  Warden. 
Sir  Charles  C.  "Nichols,  G.  Standard  Bearer. 
Sir  Samuel  Hnwe,  Esq.  of  Boston,  G.  Snvord  Bearer, 
Encampments  under  the  Jurisdiction. 

Boston     Encamfiment. 
Stated  meetings  .n  the  Wednesday  subsequent  to  the 
full  Moon  i»i  March,  June,  September,  and  December. 
Sir  Henry  Fowie,  M,  E,  Grand  Commander. 


166  Masonic  Societies. 

Sir  Robert  Lash,  Generalissimo. 
Sir  Wiiliam  Barry,  Cafitam  General, 
Encampmeut  a\  Newhuryport. 

do.  at  P'.nliind. 

do.  at  Newport. 

General  Grand  Royal  Arch  Chafiter  of  United  Statesi 

will  hold  thei    next  sS^pU')nial  meeting  at  New' 
York,  in  S<'p:e'>..ber,  1826 
M  E  &  Hon.  De.  Witt  Clmtpo,  E  q,  of  Albany,  State  of 

New- York,  G  G  High  Priest. 
M  E  H<!*nry  Fowle,  Esq.  Boston,  Mass.  D.  G.  G.  H.  P. 
M  E  John  Snow,  Esq.  Wonhington,  Ohio,  G.  G.  King, 
M  E  Phillips  EckeJ,  E.sq-  Baitimore,  Mar.  G,G. Scribe. 
M  E  Peter  Grinn'  I,  Esq.  Prov.  R.  1.  G.  G Treasurer. 
M  E  John  ^bbot,  Esq.  U  c-siford.  Mass.  G.  G.  Scc'ry. 
M  E  &  Rev.  Jona.  N\e,  Claremcni  N  H.  G  G.  Chopl. 
M  E  David  G.Cowai  ,  Keni^ut  ky,  G.  G.  fviarshall. 

Grand  Royal  Arch  Chapter  of  Masaachunetts. 
Stated  ineetings  in  June.  September,  and  December. 

Officers  electee!  ir  September. 
M  E  Jonathan  Gsee,  Esq.  of  Newburyport,  G.H.  P» 

E  &  Rev  Paul  De^^n, «  f  Boston,  D.  G.  H.  Priest. 

E  Caleb  Butler,  Esq.  of  Groton,  G,  King. 

E  Roswell  Ler,  Esq.  of  S-rine:field,  G.  Scribe. 

E  Thomas  P.  Jackson,  Esq  of  Ponton,  GTrcasurer, 

E  Jf  hn  J.  Loring,  Eq.  ot  Bo^ston,  G.  Secretary. 
M'ist   Worshipful  Grand    l.odgr.    of    Xlassachusetts. 

Quarterly  communications     eifl  on  the  2d  M'^nday  in 

Decei liber,  March,  June,  and  September. 
M  W  John  Dixwfll,  m.  d.  of  R<^ston,  Grand  Mister, 
R  W  John  Abbot.  Esq.  Westf  r^l.  Off >.  Grand  Master. 
R  W  Thomas  Cole,  Salem,  Senior  Grand  Warden. 
R  \V  Elijah  Crane,  Esq.  Canton,  Jtin>or  G-,  WT-den. 
R  W  Elijah  Morse,  Esq.  Boston,  Grand  Treasurer. 
R  W  Thomas  Power,  Esq.    Boston   Grund  Sec'ry. 
R  W  Asa  BuUard,  m.d.  Boston,  Cor  G.  Secretary. 
R  W  Wm.  Coss^vell,  Dedham,        )  ^^    /^a^^/„;^„ 
R  W  Jos.  Richardson,  Hingham,     <  ^^    Chaplains. 
R  W  John  J.  Lnri  g,  Boston,  Grand  Warshal. 
R  W  Samuel  Thaxter,  Boston.  Sew'or  Gr  Deacon. 
R  W  Benj.  Whipple,  Charlestown  »/M;zyor  Gr,  Deacipn. 


Masonic  Societies.  107 


R  W  Benjamin  B.  Appleton,  Boston,  J 

R  VV  James  A.  Dickson,  do.      f  ^^   o/^„.„^  . 

R  W  Michael  R(  ulst.  ne.  do.     (  ^'^'  ^^^'^^^ds, 

R  VV  Daniel  Baxter,  do.      ) 

R  VV  Thomas  I.  Goodwin,  Charlestown,  G.  Sword  B, 

R  VV  Benjamm  Huntioeton,      >  ^       '.  o 

R  VV  Jc«eph  Eveleth.   ^  ^  ^'^"^  Purmivants, 

R  VV  William  Eaton,  Grand  TyUr, 

The  following  Right  Worshipful  Brethren  are  Deputy 
Grand  Masters  for  the  several  Districts  of  the  Common- 
wealth, and  styled  District  Deputj  Grand  Masters. 
R  W'  &  Rev.  Paul  Dean,  Boston,  1st  Dist, 

R  W  Jonathun  G  Johnson,  m.d  Newburyport,  2d  do 
R  W  Studley  Sampson,  Esq.  Duxbury,  3d    do 

R  W  Josiah  J.  Fiske,  Esq.  VVrentham,  4.h  do 

R  W  Abraham  Ha^keil,  jr.  Leominster,  5th  do 

R  VV  Joseph  Thayer,  Uxbridge,  6tu  do 

R  W  Cc.  Rev.  Alpheus  Harding,  New-Salem,  Ttli  do 
R  VV  Joseph  C.  Denuni;^,  Esq.  W.Stockbridge,8Ln  do 
R  W  James  Russell.  Esq.  West  Cair.bridge,  9ih  do 
R  W  Oliver  B.  Morris,  Esq.  Springfitld,  10th  do 
R  W  Sylvester  Baker,  E^q.  Barnstable,  11th  do 

R  W  Ehsha  Starbuck,  ^lantucket,  12th  do 

Commiitee  of  Chanty, 
R  W  Ferdinand  E  White. 
R  VV  Benjannn  B.  Appleton. 
RW  John  B.Bradford. 
R  W  Davik  Parker. 
B  W  Elias  Haskell. 

Boston  Council  of  SeUct^    Boyal  and  Sufier-excel' 
lent    Masters . 
Meetings  last  Tuesday  in  each  month. 
Rev.  Paul  Dean,  ^.  j.  ^. 
Abraham  A.  Dame,  Esq.  T.  I.  ^\. 
William  J.  Whipple,  Esq.  I.  /^. 

LODGED  IN  BOSTON. 

Sc.  Joh7i*s  Lodge. 

R  W^  Ferdinand  E.  White,  Master, 

Stated  meeting  the  first  Tuesday  in  every  month. 


■168  City  OiHcers  in  Boston, 

S:.  Andrcw^s  Lodge. 

R  W  Ddvid  Parker,  Master. 

Stated  nxeeting  the  second  Thursciay  in  every  month, 

Massachum  tts  LodRC. 

R  W'  Michael  Roulstoner  Master. 

Stated  meeting  ttie  last  Friday  in  every  month, 

Columbian   Lodge. 

R  W  Samuel  Smidi,  Master. 

Stated  meeting  the  first  Thursday  in  every  month. 

Moiint  Lebanoji  Lodge. 

R  W  Charles  Wells,  Master. 

Stated  meeting  the  hist  M-^i.day  in  every  month. 


CITY  OFFICERS. 

Mayor,  Hon.  JOHN  PHILLIPS. 
Office  Ne^v  Ccart-HcusL. 

ALDERMEN. 

Samuel  Billings,  Eph>  aim  E.ot,  Jacob  Hal),  Joseph 
Head,  Joseph  Jenkins,  Joseph  Levering,  Nathaniel  P. 
Russell,  Bryant  P.  TUflen. 

COMMON    COUNCILMEN. 

Ward  1.    William  Bar  y    Ti'aun -us  Page,  Charles 

Welis,  Simon  WilkiiiS  n Ward  2.    Mj  tin  Bates, 

Benjamin  Lamson,  Her.! y  (^rne,  Joseph  Stodder. 

Ward  3.  'v\  iiiiam  B.  Bradf<jf(l,  I'tieodore  Dexter, 
Joshua  Emmons,  Samml  Jones  — — VV-rd  4.  Joseph 
Coolidge,    Samuel    Perkios,    Ri  bert    G.    Shaw,    Joel 

Thayer. VV'aid  5.  Gt orge  W.  C  ffin,  Thomas Kt  n- 

dall,  Horatio  G.  Ware,  Isa  'C  Winslow. Wartl  6. 

Samuel  Appl«ton,  Thomas  Mot  ey,  Jesse  Shaw,  Wil- 
liam Sullivan. Ward  7     Jonathan  Aniory,  Patiick 

T.  Jackson,  Augustus  Peabody,  Eiuch  Silsby.^^ Ward 

8.  Jon^.than  Davis,  Hiwkes  Lincoln,  WH'iam  Prescott, 

John  Welles. Ward  9.    David  W.   Bradlee,  Peter 

C.  Bronks,  James  Perki  s,  Benjamin  Russell. Ward 

10.    Andrew    Drake,    Dan;e)    L.   G-bbens,  Dav.d  C. 

Moseley,   Isaac  Stevtns. Ward    II.     George  W, 

Brimmer,   Asa   BuUard,    b  ••zlilai    Homes.    Winslow 

Lewis. Ward  12.  Cjtus  Alger,  John  French,  John 

Howe,  Moses  Wiliiams, 


City  Officers  in  Boston.  169 

City  Clerk,  Samuel  F.  M'Cleary. 

Clerk  of  Common  Council^  and  Ansistant  City  Clerks 
Thomas  Clark.    Messengery  Johnson  Colby, 

City  Treasurery  William  Mackay. 

OVERSEERS    OF   THE    POOR. 

Thomas  Badger,  Henry  Bass,  Pliny  Cutler,  John  D. 
Dyer,  Thomas  Jackson,  Heman  Lincoln,  Samuel  May, 
William  Mackay,  Edward  Phillips,  Gideon  Snow,  Red- 
ford  Webster,  Daniel  Wild. 

Master  of  the  Alms  House^  James  Phillips,  Leverett-st. 
Physician  to  do,  Edward  Reynolds,  jr.  Atkinson- street, 

SCHOOL   COMMITTEE. 

Francis  Bassett,  Horace  Bean,  Elisha  Clap,  William 
Dall,  Warren  Diatton,  Asa  Eaton,  William  Jenks,  Wil- 
iiann  Little,  Charles  Lowell,  William  Parmenter,  John 
Pierpont,  Wiilinm  Wells. 

Instructors  in  the  Public  Schools. 

Lat.Gram.Master,Benj.Apthorp  Ciould,  Centre  School. 

English  Classical  School,  Geo.  B.  Emerson,  Derne  St. 

f  1  homas  Payson,     Franklin  Sch. 

I  8.  D   Emerson,      Adams    Sch. 

English  Grammar  J  J  Stickney,  Roylston  Sch. 

Masters,  \  Nathanief  Storrs,    Eliot       Sch. 

H  ill  J.  Keliy,  MayhewSch. 

Ahriihm.  Andrews,DerneSt.Sch. 

f  Kiifus  Webb,         Frraiklin  Sch. 

I  Joiia.  SncHing,        Adams     Sch. 

Writlno-  Mastpr?       J  ^'^'^"*  ^-  ^"-^'"'     B  ylston  Sch. 
Wnung  Masters,     ^  Ei^g^a  Web),*      EUiot       Sch. 

I  Btnjamin  Holt,      Mayhew  Sch. 

11.  H*  Belcher,        Derne  St.  Sch. 

*  John  Tileston  is  nominally  Writing  Mastev  in  the  Eliot  School. 
FIREWARDS. 

Joseph  H.  Adams,  K  .-bert  Bacon,  Daniel  Bollard, 
Levi  Brigham,  Noaii  Brooks,  Stephen  Codir\an,  Benja- 
min Coomey,  Benjamin  D:rl;ng,  James  Davis,  jabez 
Ellis,  Jeremiah  Fitch,  Leach  Harris,  Genet  Holbrook, 
Thomas  J  ickson,  Joseph  Jones,  Jared  Lincoin,  Ste- 
phen Lock,  Ja'Ties  M^,g6e,  Thomas  Melville,  Daniel 
Messinger,  John  Minot,  George  W.  Otis,  John  L.  Phil- 
lips, Eleazer  Pratt,  Luke  Richardscn,  Joel  Shipley,  Ja- 


I' 


170  City  Officers  in  Boston. 

,  seph  Stone,  Jonathan  Thaxter,  S.  M.  Thayer,  Wil- 
liam Tileston,  J  F.  Truman,  William  Tucker,  John  H. 
Wheeler,  Samuel  S.  Wheeler,  Jonathan  Whitney,  John 
D.  Williams. 


WARD    OFFICERS, 

No.  1. 
Thomas  Badger,  Warden. — Lewis  Lerow,  Clerk, 
Inspectors. — Samuel  Aspinwall,  John   Elliot,  Seth 
Grammer,  John  SneUing,  Joseph  Wheeler. 
No.  2. 
Ezra  E^ton,  Warden. — Reuben  Carver,  jr.  Clerk. 
Inspectors. — Benjamin  Abrahams,  Clark  Brewer, 
Matthias  Crocker,  Eleazer  Howard,  Jesse  Kingsbury. 
No.  3. 
Barzillai  Hudson,  Warden. — Caleb  H.  Snow,  Clerk. 
Innfitctors. — WilUam  D.  Bell,  Thomas  Gould,  Fred- 
erick Gould,  Daniel  Hersey,  Eli  Vezie. 
No.  4. 
Samuel  Parkman,  Warden.^S.  F.  McCleary,  Clerk. 
//3«^ecfor6.— Benajah  Brigham,  William  B.  Callen- 
der,  Benjamin  Loring,  John  Hayner,  Henry  Williams. 

No.  5. 
Turner  Phillips,  Warden, — Andr.Cunningham,jr.C/(?rX-. 
Inspectors. — Eliphalet  P.  Hlartshorn,  Ward  Jackson, 
Geoi  a:e  Lane,  John  S.  Perkins,  Jonathan  Thaxter. 

No.    6. 
William  Minot,  Warden. — Thomas  W.Phillips,  Clerk. 
Inspectors. — John  A.  Bacon,  Adams  Bailey,  jr.  Lu- 
ther Farwell,  Thomas  Howe.  Joel  Prouty. 
No.  7. 
Artemas  Ward,  Warden. — Charles  P.  Curtis,  Clerk. 
Inspectors. — William  Beais,  Jonathan  Howard,  Wil- 
liam Lawrence,  William  Tileston,  Isaac  Waters. 

No.  8. 
Saml.  P.  Gardner,  Warden. — Franklin  Dexter,  Clerk* 
Inspectors. — Samuel  L.  Abbot,  Andrew  Morton,  Sol- 
omon Piper,  Nathan  Rice,  Samuel  A.  Shed. 
No.  9. 
Samuel  Dorr,  Warden. — Samuel  K.  Williams,  Clerk. 
Inspectors. — George  G.  Channing,  Joseph  H.  Dorr, 
Jeffrey  Richardson,  James  Sargent,  I.ot  Wheelwright. 


City  Officers  in  Boston.  171 

No.  10. 
Daniel  Messinger,  Warden. — Geo.  W.  Thayer,  Cirrk, 
Ins/iectors. — E'Uvard  Gray,  Luke  Uichardson,  Jon- 
athan bimonds,  Fiich  Tutts,  Tlioinas  B.  Wales. 

No.  11. 
John  T.  Aptorp,  Warden. —  \ndrew  Bradshaw,  Clerk. 
Ins f lector  a, — Daiiicl  Baxtt-r,  jr.  Otis  Everett,  Payson 
Perrin,  Daniel  Rhodes,  ji .  Josiah  Stednian. 

No.    12. 
William  Dall,  Warden. --lohn  Dill,  Clerk. 
Inspeciora.— Stephen  Child,  Oliver  Fisher,  I'homas 
Haskins,  Thomas  Hunting,  Nathaniel  Whittemore. 


Committee  of  F'mancr. — Peter  C.  Brooks,  Enoch 
Silsby,  Isaac  Winslow,  and  George  W.  Brimmer. 

Auditors  of  City  Accounts. — Samuel  Billings,  Bry- 
ant P.  Tilden,  Moses  Williams,  Joseph  Stoddard,  arid 
Robert  G.  Shaw. 

Assay  Master. — John  Wells, 

Clerk  &  Insfiector  of  the  Market,  Nathaniel  Meriam. 

Police  Officer,  Caleb  Hay  ward. 

Surveyors  of  Highways, 
Ephraim  Marsh,  Abram  Bahcock,  John  Cotton. 

Hayivards  and  Hos^reeves. 

Joseph  Cabot,  William  Andrews,  Royal  Oliver. 

Hayiveighcr,  Samuel  Phillips. 

Insp.ectorfi  of  Stone  Lime., 

Francis  James,  Michael  Homer.  Si^muel  Sprague. 

Pence  Viewers. — Nathaniel  Bradlee,  Rolun  Harts- 
horn, Romanus  Emerson,  Abel  Hewnis,  and  John 
Howe,  jr. 

Weigher  of  Beef  for  South  Boston,  Lemuel  Spear. 
Sumeyora  of  Boards  and  other  Lumber, 
Nathaniel  Bradlee,  Thomas  B;  rry, 

William  Clnustr.n,  Noah   Doggett, 

Th'ma';   Christie,  \\'t'liam  Greene, 

Richard  Thayer,  Nathaniel  Glover, 


ne  City  Officers  in  Boston. 

John  Howe,  jr.  William  Mills, 

Eleazer  Homer  Roluii  Hartshorn. 

Edward  J.  Robbins,  Allen  Bowker, 

Henry   Blake,  Moses  E  lyres,  jr. 

Charles  Tuttle,  Oliver  Mills. 

Samuel  Ellison,  Perez  Loring. 

Cullers  of  Dry  Fish. 
Nathaniel  Howe,  John  F.   Bannister, 

Benjamin    Clark,  Benjamin  Owen, 

Charles  Pook,  James  Brown, 

William   Spear,  Jacob  Barstow* 

Ebenezer  Perry. 

Cullers  of  Hoofis  and  Staves. 

Henry  Purkitt,      Nathaniel  Howe,    Benjamin  Clark, 
Benjamin  Owen,  Charles  Pook,  James  Brown. 

Surveyors  ofHcmfi^  Samuel  Emmons,  John  A.  Shaw. 

Surveyors  of  Wheats  Thomas  Howe,  John  Tucker- 
man. 

Sealer  of  Weights  and  Measures^  Samuel  Beals. 

Pound  Ktefiersy  Anthony  Rowe  and  Thomas  Ham- 
mond. 

City  Crier^  James  Wilson,  Congress  square. 

Health    Commissioners, 
President^  Benjamin  Whitman. 
Secretary,  John  Winslow. 
Ward  1  George  Darracot    Ward  7  Henry  Williams 
2  Joseph  Lewis  8  Benja.  Whitman 

3 Thomas  Howe  9  Berj;4min  Darling 

4  R.  Kichards,  jr.  10  Samuel  Sanger 

5  Benjamin  French  11  John  Thompson 

6  John  Cotton  12  Benjamin  Stevens 

Princifial  Physician^  Aaron  Dexer,  m.  d. 
Assistant  Physician,  Thomas  Welsh,  m.  d. 
Messenger  of  the  Board,  Humphrey  Clark. 
[Health-Office  in  Faneuil-Hall] 

Assessors  of  Taxes, 
Francis  Green,    Nathan  Webb,    Samuel  M.  Thayer, 


City  Officers  in  Boston, 


173 


Assistant  Assessors, 
Henry  G»  Rice,_Frt^side?it,        Caleb  Eddy,  Secretary, 


Ward  1  Kobert  Fennelly 
Caleb  Eddy 

2  Benjamin  Clark 
Samuel  Penniman 

3  Thomas  Gould 
Wm  Sprague 

4  Benj.  Humphrey 
Abel  Adams 

5  Thomas  Tilden 
William  Simrnds 

6  Henrv  G   Rice 
Joel  Prouty 

Siiperv  undcint  of  Ruryinff  Grmnda^ 
Samuel  H,  Hewes,  Office  Faiieuii  Hall. 
Undertakers. 


7J.ntUh;n  Howard 
Elijah  Morse 

8  Henry    Chapman 
Joseph  P.  B»  adlec 

9  Edward  Cruft 
Henry  Si  g  our  hey 

10  Moses  Wheeler 
Wm.  H.  Prentiss 

11  Jonith. Harrington 
Danl.  Baxter,  jr. 

J2  Francis  J-^ckson 
Ohver  Fisher 


Samuel  Winslow, 
James  Hutchinson, 
Thi-mas  Southwor^h, 
Martin  Smith, 
John  F.  Newton, 
Ebenezer  Claflen, 
Nathaniel  E,  Bell, 
John  Low, 
Z'-a.  Skiilmore, 
Joseph  Wiicutt, 
Comfori  Claflen, 
Thomas  Murray, 


Lynn  street, 

back  27  Newbury  street. 

Short  street. 

Prospect  street. 

29  Charter  street. 

Beach  street. 

19  Middle  street, 

Lynde  street. 

Nassau  street. 

Sea  street. 

30  Middle  street, 

CatViolic  Church, 


Constables  afifiointed  for  one  ypar  to  July,  1823. 
Eli^ha  Copeland,  7  Pleas!st    F.iis.'V,  Glover,  N.AIIen-st 


Solo.  Twist,  4N.Russfcll-st 
James  Perkl  s,29  North-st 
Jona  Prescott,  Mill  Pond. 
Wm.  Dinsmore,37TudGr's 

Buildirgs 
Thos.  Holden,  32  North-st 
Wen.R  Barker, Buttolph -St 
Georg.  Reed,  (Jcrrgt-st 
Andr.  Sanborn,  P.splar-st 
Josiah  Baldwin,  Unity -st 
Horatin  Bass,  S.  Bernett-st 
Job  Drew,  Btattle-str^et 
P  2 


Thos. Wallace,  8  Prince-st 
Jason  Braman,  Boylstcn-st 
Ebenr.  Shute,  49  Ship-st 
GecrgeRobinson.  Salem -st 
Jumes  F\irce,  Hawkins-st 
Jcded.,Sa wtell,  Belknap  st 
Asa  Proutv.25Pinckney-st 
Abd  Wheelock,  60  Myr-st 
Mite  Linrou.,  13  Btck-st 
Michael  Riley, Pinckney-st 
Ebenezer  Hil!,  Essex-st 
NeddyjCurtis,  Sout.Boston, 


It4       Physicians  and  Surgeons  in  Boston. 

Auctioneers.    Licensed  to  July,  1823. 
Samuel  L.  Abbot  Samuel  Dana         Luther  Parks 
Henr.P.  Andrews   RichardEd wards  Elisha  Parks 
David  Alby  Charks  Edwards  John  M.  Parker 

George  Bond  David  Forsaith       Benjamin  Poor 

Lemuel  Blake        John  Fairfield        Mosts  Rogers 
John  A.  Bacon        Silas  Field  Eliphalet  Rogers 

James  Bourguin      Wm.  Grjdley,jr.  Leonard  Rogers 
Theodore  Barton  Joseph  W.  Geyer  John  Roulstone 
Samuel  Blagge       Daniel  Hersey       Frink  Stratton 
William  Brooks     Caleb  Hayward    Benjamin  Seaver 
Geo.  G.Channing  Samuel  Henshaw  Augustus  Story 
Derastus  Clap       Timo  Hathaway  Benjamin  Tucker 
Saral.F.  Coolidge  Darius  Holbrook  John  Tyler 
Chas  D.Coolidge  David  Hale,  jr.      S.  Whitwell,  jr. 
J.L.  Cunningham  WilliamHartwell  Charles  Willis.jr. 
Thomas  Clark       Thomas  K  Jones  Francis  Wilby 
Martin  Clap  David  Jones  Henry  White 

Charles  Chester     Ephraim  Lock      Ftrl.  E.White 
Enos  Cobb  AbrahamLnnsing  Sam  I.G.Williams 

William  Dehon  David  Marston  Ephr.  Whitney 
George  L.  Deblos  George  Noble  Samuel  Wolcott 
P.  P.E.DeGrand  Jacob  Peabody       Benja.  Winslow 

Committee  of  the  City  on  the  &ubj'ct  of  Pau/ierism, 

and  a  House  of  Industry  in  the  City  of  Boston. 

Messrs.  James  Savage,  Henry  J.  Oliver,  Francis 
Welsh,  Thomas  Howe,  Abram  Babcock,  Samuel  A. 
Wells,  Benjamin  Rich,  John  Beliows,  David  W.  Child, 
John  French,  George  Darracott. 

Hon.  Josiah  Quincy,  Chairman. 

— — — i— p— — »— ^— — i— — — 1— — — — 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEONS, 

PRACTISING    IN    BOSTON. 

*  Samuel  Danforth,  m.  d.  3  Green  street. 

*  Isaac  Rand,  m  d.  Atkinson  street. 

*  David  Townsend,  m.  d.  Boylston  street. 

*  Thomas  Weish,  m.  d    Hancock  street. 

*  Aaron  Dexter,  m,  d.  Milk  street. 

*  Wi'l   m  Spoonev,  m.  d.  Court  street. 

*  Wk1>.  m  Tp.galls,  M.  d.  Common  strvet, 

*  Asa  BuUflird,  m.  d.  84  Orange  street. 


Physicians  and  Surgeons  in  Boston,        175 

*  John  G.  Coffin,  m.  d.  Central  court. 

*  Jacob  Gates,  13  Franklin  street. 

*  John  Dixwell,  m  d.  huHnch  street. 

*  James  Jrtckson,  m  d  26  Sum nner  street. 

*  Benjamin  ShurtI  ff,  M.  d.  18  Hanover  street* 

*  John  C.  Warren,  m.  d.  7  Park  street. 

*  Horace  Bean,  a   m.  24  Back  street. 

*  John  (loiham.  m.  d.  Common  street. 

*  Tiiomas  I.  Parker,  m.  d.  Franklin  street, 
■*  John  Randall,  m  d.  5  Winter-street. 

*  George  C.  bhattuck,  m.  d.  Cambridge  street, 

*  John  B  Br'^wn,  m.  n.  Common  street. 

*  Jacob  Bigelow,  m.  d.  Summer  street. 

*  Waiter  Channing,  m.  d.  B^ny  street. 

*  George  Haywatd,  m.  d  66  Newbury  street", 

*  Gc-orpe  Parkman,  m.  d.  Cambridge  street, 

*  Amos  Farnswor'h,  m,  d.  Hanover  street. 

*  Ezekiel  D.  Cashing,  m.  d.  Derne-street. 

*  Asit  Bucknam,  a.  m.  Bedford  street. 

*  Theodore  Dexter  a.m.  Middle  street. 

*  Williams.  Bradford,  m,  d.  Green  street. 

*  James  Mann,  m.  n.  Newbury  street, 

*  Abner  Phelps,  m.  u.  i'ongress  street. 

*  Samuel  Clark,  m.  d.  Cornhill. 
Zabdiel  R.  Adams,  m.  d.  Congress  streQ^. 

*  9olom»Sn  D.  Townsend,  m.d.  Middlecot  street. 

*  John  Ware,  m.  d.  4  Sudbury  street. 

*  David  Osgood,  m.  d.  School  street. 

*  Nathaniel  Ni!es,  m.d.  School  street. 
Samuel  A,  ShurtlelT,  m.  d.  Pemberton*s  hilL 

*  Enoch  Hale,  m.  d.  West  street. 

*  Samuel  Adams,  m.d.  School  street. 

*  John  W,  Webster,  m,  d.  CMmmon  street. 
Edward  Reynolds,  a.  m.  Atkinson  street, 
Woodbridge  Strong   m.  d.  Water  street. 
John  Jeffriejs,  m   d.  Franklin  street. 
Thome's  W   Parsons,  m  .  d.  Winter  street. 

*  Josi?ih  F.  Flagg,  m.  d.  Winter  street. 
Shelometh  S.  Whipple,  m.  d.  Summer  street, 
(ieorge  B.  Dnane,  m,  d.  Court  street. 
Chand'er  Robbins,  m.  d.  Summer  street 
John  ?.  Spooler,  m.  d.  Court  street. 

Caleb  H.  Snow,  m.  d.  10  Middle  street, 


17$'  Banks  in  Massachusetts, 

[The  •boTe  are  the  members  of  the  Boston  Medical  Associfilion,  arraBC' 
ed  according  t«  seniority.  Thoie  with  this  mai'k  *  are  fellows  of  tht 
lyiassachusem  Medical  Society.] 

Rufus  L.  Rarrus,  Middle  street. 
Dr.  Hall,  Ann  street. 
John  Dwight  Court  street. 

Surgeons    Dentist^ 
W.  P.  Greenwood,  Prrtland  street. 
Thomas  W.  Parsons,  Winter  street, 
Thomas  Barnes,  15  Hanover  street. 
Moses  F.  Randall,  Summer  street. 


BANKS  IN  MASSACHUSETTS   AND  MAINE,. 

Branch  of  United  States  Bank^  at  Boston. 
Wm.Gray,  President.  I  Samuel  Frothingham, Ca«Ai<?r. 
Directors,  George  Blake,  Gard.  Greene,  Horace 
Gray,  Saml.  Hammond,  John  Parker,  Danl.  P.  Parker, 
Thomas  H.  Perkins,  Nathaniel  Silsbee,  R.  D.  Shep- 
herd, John  Weill's. 

Teller,  Thomas  Wile  v. 

Book-Ketper,  John  Tucker, 

Discount  Clerk,  CharU  s  Harris. 

Interest  Clerk,  O.  W.  Champney, 

Messenger,  W.  L.  Cazneau. 

/'or/er,  Wyman  Osborn. 
Loan  Office  Dr/iartment. ^ohn  J.  I.oring,  Transfer 
Glerk.—lohn  S  Liliie.  Pension  Clerk. 
Steph,  Codm^in,  JsTotary  Public.  \  G?o.  Blake,  Solicitor. 
Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

Massac nusetts  Ba^ik,  at  Boston.  Capital,  §800,000. 
Incorporated  June  23,  1812,  to  continue  till  Oct.  1831. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Wednesday  in  January. 
William  Phillips,  Piestdent.  \  Samuel  Payson,  Cafthicr^ 
Directors,  Joseph  Head,  Aaron   Dexter,    William 
Parsons,  Samuel  H.  Walley,  Joseph  Tilden,  Edward 
Tuckerman,    John    Parker,  jr.    William  D.  Sohier, 
William  Phillips,  Isaac  Winslow. 
Paying  Teller,  Edward  Sharp. 
Receiving  Teller,  Thomas  Hooper. 
First  Book-Keefier,  Nathaniel  H.  FurnejK. 
SccQnd  Book'jKee/ifT,  James  Dodd. 


Banks  in  Massachusetts.  177 

DincGunt  Clerk,  John  FI.  Bowes. 
Messenger,  J  siah  WiPard.  j  Porter,  Maurice  BugheCi 
Discount  Days — Moodav  and  Thursday. 
Union  Rank^  at  Boston. 
Incorporated  June  23,  1812,  to  con  inue  till  Oct.  1831. 
[Capital,  §800,000.] 
Directors  elecied  on  the  Isi  Monday  in  October. 
Thomas  L.Wit"hrop,/^rm   j  vlhester  Adams. C'«/2/(?r. 
Directors,  John  Odm,  James  Freeman,  William  De- 
hon,   Benjamin   M.  Watson,  Samuel  Fales,   WiHiam 
Loverip?    jr.  Jonathan  Amory,  jr.   Rbem  zer  Pa rker, 
George  Bunoue:hs,  Jeremia'.  Fitch,  Benjamin  West. 
Pa  i fig  and  Receiving  Teller,  Samuel  Parker. 
/'Vrs/'  8ook-Kee/ier,  NHthaniel  Emmons. 
Second      do.  Johnson  Jackson. 

Discount  Cierky  William  Furaess. 
Messenger,  Jon.  than  Trott   j  Porter,  Benjam,  White, 
Discount  Days^Tuesday  ajid  Fi  iday. 
Boston  Bank. 
Incorporated  June  23,  1812.    Charter  to  continue  tjii 
the  first  Monday  in  October,  1831. 
[Capit^vl   ggOO.OOO.] 
Officers  elecied  on  the  Isi  Monday  in  October. 
John  T.  Apthorp,  President  |  Jos^  ph  Chapman,  Cash. 
Directors^  Nathan  Appleton,  Josiah  Bradlee,  Wil- 
liam Pratt,  Paschal  P.Pope,  Isaac  C.  Pray,  John  Rich- 
ards,  Robert  G.  Shaw,    Richard  D.  Tucker,  Thomas 
Wigtlesworth,  Timothy  Willrams. 
Solicitor  for  Loans  on  Bonds  ^  Mortgages,  W  .SriWivan. 
First  Teller,  Robert  Lash. 
SecoTid  do.   E.  L.  Frothingham. 
Pirst  Book-Keeper,  James  L.  Parker. 
Second       do.  James  C,  Wild. 

Discount  Clerk,  Thomys  Powers. 
Messenger,  Alexander  Bowers. 
Porter,  George  Breckenridge. 

Discount  Days — Tuesday  and  Friday. 

State  Bank,  at  Boston, 

Capital  1,800,000  dels. 

Incorp.  June  27,  1811-    Chatter  to  continue  20  years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  h.  Ortohpr^i 
William  Ward  President ^  \  George  Homer,  Cashier^ 


178  Banks  In  Massachusetts. 

Directors^  Jolm  Brazer,  Samuel  Billings,  Benjamin 
Bangs.  E.  A.  Bourne,  David  W.  Child,  David  Ellis, 
George  Halkt,  Charles  Howard,  W  illiam  Shimmin, 
Thomas  K.  Thomas. 

S(jI  cit  r  Jam'^s  T.  Austin. 

Faying  Teller,  Chai  les  Sprague. 

Receiving  I eller^  John  Comerais, 

Fir,^t  Book-Keefier^  Jonathan  Call. 

Second  do.     William  E.  Vincent. 

Discf'un'  CUrk,  Gurdon  Steele. 
MenstTigrry  Thomas  Pitts.  |  Porter^  John  White. 

(jirf-  Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday* 

^^>nv- England  Bank^  at  Boston* 
[Capita!,  one  million  dols.] 

Nathl.Goddard,fr(?*M/ewr.  |  Eben.Froihingham,Cc«//. 
Directors^  Nathanitl  Godd^rd,  Samuel  Dorr,  John 
D.  Williams,  George  Trott,  Abbott  Lawrence,  Lem- 
uel Shaw,  Otis  Everett,  Htury  Gasseit.  Jesiah  Mar- 
slia!!,  Francis  Stanton,  R.  Rogerson,  B.  Humphrey. 

Faying  TvUer^  Charles  Nichols. 

Receiving  Ttllcr,  Willard  Williams. 

First  Book-Keefier.Johu'i^nzro. 

Second       do,  Samuel  Brewer. 

Discount  Clerk,  Gershom  Ccbb. 

Assistant  CUrk  John  D'll. 

Foreign  Money  Clerk,  C.  J.  S.Co^'lcw. 
Messer.grr,  Beia  Huntins..  |   Forter^  AarcnBurbank. 
i/^  Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Manufacturers  and  Mcchanicks  Bank^  at  Boston, 

[Capital,  g750.000.] 
John  Phillips,  Presiden.  \  James  Dalton,  Cashier. 
Directors^  Jchn  Phillips,  Ebenezer  T.  Andrews, 
Thomas  D.  Braf'lee,  Robert  M.  Barnard,  Nathaniel 
Curtis,  Jerentiah  Gore,  John  Houston,  Jonathan  Hune- 
well,  Tobias  Lfrd,  Israel  Munson,  Isaac  Stevens, 
Tmiothy  Walker. 

Feller ^  Sirrnn  E.  Greene. 
Book-Keefitr^  Nathaniel  Clapp,  3d. 
Discount  Clerk,  Martin  Lane. 
Messenger  Ist  Porter,  Charles  Steams,  jr. 
Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 


Banks  in  Massachusettf.  119 

Suffolk  Bank,  at  Boston. 
Incorpotated  Feb.  10.  1818. 
Eben .Francis, Prcii^/cw?.  |  Matthew  ^.P^rker,  Cashier^ 
Directors,  Ebeii,  Francis,  Siml     Appleton,  Joseph 
Baker,   Aaron  Baldwin,  John  Beiknap,   George    Bond, 
Ebcn.  Breed,  S  imuel  Hubljard,  VVilham  L. mder,  Wil- 
liam Lawr  ;nce,  John  A.  Lviwell,  N.  P.  Russell. 
Teller,  Nathl.  H.  Farness,  jr. 
Book-Ke^jier,  J.  B.  M'Cleary. 
Messenger  Isf  Forter,  Natnaniei  Freeman,  jr. 
Discount  Days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Eagle  Bank,  at  Boston, 
[Capital,  §500,000.] 
Titus  Welles,  President.  |  H ctiry  B.  Stone,  Cashier. 
Directors,  Beniamia  French,  Wm.  G'jddard,  Henry 
Hall,  Augustus  Peabo  ly,    Enoch  6ilsby,  John  Skinner, 
William  B.  Swett,  Benjamin  Thomp>ion,  Robert  VVa- 
terston,  Thomas  West,  John  Wiilidms- 
Teller,  F^enry  Jaques 
Book-Keefier^  Joshua  P.  Blanchard. 
Messenger,  Thomas  L.  Hutchinson. 
Discount  Days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

City  Bank,  at  Boston. 

Incorporated  Feb.  23,  1822.    Charter  to  continue  till 

the  first  Monday  in  October,  1831. 

[Ccipital,  S500,000.] 

Barney  Smith,  President,  j  John  Pic:K.ens,  jr.  Cashier, 

Directors,  Joseph  H.  Adams,  Cieorge  Brinley,  Tho. 
Cordis,  Pliny  Cutler,  Luther  Faulkner,  Phinthas  Fos- 
ter>  Jesse  Putnam,  Barney  rjmiih,  Josiah  Sicdmao, 
Eliphalet  Williams,  S.  K.  Williams. 

Boston  Money  Teller,  Elijah  Davenport. 
Foreign  Money  Tdlcr,  N  ithaniei  H.  Stevenson. 
Book'Keefier,  Benjamin  Dodd. 
Messenger  ^  Porter,  Andrew  Johonnot. 
Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Columbian  Bank,  at  Boston.  Capital,  §500,000. 
William  Sturgis,  Prenident.  |  William  Coffiji,jr.  Cas/i» 
Directors,  William  Appleton,  Thomas  Motley, 
Edmund  Dwight,  Amos  Lawrence,  Ebenezer  Apple- 
ton,  Samuel  Whit  well,  jr.  Phineas  Upham,  Warren 
Dutton,  William  H.  Elliot,  Augustus  Thorndikej 
D.  L.  Pickman. 


180  Banks  in  Massachusetts. 

Teller,  Thomas  Swan. 
Book-Keefier^  Genrge  Gushing. 
Messenger y  El>enezer  Wild. 

Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Mechanicks  Bank  in  J^Teivburyfiort, 

Capital,  §200,000.    Discount  day,  Monday. 

Incorporated  June  23,  1812  ;  to  continue  till  Oct.  1831, 

Officers  elected  1st  Monday  in  October 
John  Pettingei,  President  }  John  R.  Hudson,  Cashier. 

Pherdx  Danky  Kantucket,    Capital,  §200.000 
Incorporated  Feb.  27, 1795.    Charter  rei\ewed  to  the 

1st  Monday  in  Oct-iber,  1831.' 
Joseph  Chase,  President.  }  Philip  H.  Folger,  Cashier. 

Nantucket  Pacific  Bank       Capital,  §200  000. 
Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  July. 
Aaron  Mitchell,  President,  j  James  A.theari),  Cashier. 

Newbury fiort  Bank.     Capital,  §210  OCO. 

Officers  elecied  on  th«-  1st  Monday  in  Oct(  ber. 

William  Bartlet,  President  j  S-tUil  Mulhkin,  Cashier. 

Cumberland  Bank,  at  Portland.    C;  nital,  §200,000. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  June. 
Albert  Newhail,  President.  |  Joseph  Swift,   Cashier. 

Bank  of  Portland.    Capital,  g.OO.OOO. 
ArthurM'Lellan.President.  |  Alford  Kichardson,Cashr. 

Salem  Bank.     Capital,  §200,000. 
Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  October. 
Joseph  Peabodv,  President.  |  John  Moriarty,  Cashier. 
Directors,  John  Derbv,  John  Osgood.  Ichabod  Nich- 
ols, Jonathan  Hedges,  Gideon  Tucker,  Stephen  Phillips. 
Discount  Davs,  Monday  and  Phur^day. 
Merchants  Bank  at  Salem.    Capital,  §200,000. 
incorporated  June  1811.     Charter  to  continue  20  years 
from  the  1st  Monday  in  October,  1811. 
Officers  elected  first  Monclay  in  October,  annually. 
Joseph  Storv,  President.   |  J.  W.  Trtadwell,  Cashier. 
Directors,    Joseph  Ropes,    Joseph  Winn,    William 
Silsbee,  Stephen  White.   E  Iwanl  Southwick,  Tucker 
Deland,  Nathan  W.  Neal,  Jeremiah  Bviggs. 
Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday, 


Banks  in  Massachusetts*  181 

Commercial  Bank  at  Salem.    Capital  §300,000. 

Wiilard  Peele,  President.  |  Nathl  L.  Rogers,  Cashier. 

Directors,   William    Fcityplace,   Pickedng  Dodge, 

Oid  .on  Barstow,   Robert  Stone,  Zechariah  F.  Siisbee, 

William  Sutton,  Edward  Lander,  John  H.  Andrews. 

Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

G/oMce«^er,  (Cape  Ann)  Bank.    Capital,  S  120.000. 
Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  October  annually. 
President.  |  Joseph  Alien,  jr.  Ca-iier. 

Beverly  Bank.    Capital,  §100.000. 

Officers  elected  on  the  first  Mo.Klay  in  October. 

Joshua  Fisher,  President.   |    A.  rh<  r'ndilce,  Cashier. 

Bedford  Coimnercial  Bnnk.,  at  A^ew-Btdford, 

Capiial,  SlGO.GOO. 

Geo.  Howland,  President.  |  Joseph  Ricketson,  Cashier. 

Plymouth  Bank\     Capital,  §100,000. 
Incorporated  June  23.  1812  ;  to  continue  till  Oct.  1, 1831. 

Orticers  elected  on  the  first  Mondav  in  January. 
William  Davis,  President.  |  William  Goodwin, Cashier. 

Saco  Bank.    Capita!,  §120,000. 

Incorporated  Jnne  23,  1812;    and  to  continue  to  the 

first  Monday  in  October,  1831. 

Officers  elected  on  the  first  Mondav  in  October. 

T.  G  Thornton,  President.  |  Samuel  Pierson,  Cashier. 

Kennebeck  Bank,  at HallonvelL    Capital,  §100  000. 
Incorporated  June  23,  1812;  to  continue  from  October 

1,  1812,  to  October  1,  1831. 
Eben.  T.  Warren,  President.  |  Jesse  Robinson,  Cashier, 

Worcester  Bank.     Capital,  ^200.000. 

Incorporated  June  23,  1812  ;  to  continue  19  years  from 

the  first  Monday  in  October,  1812. 

Officers  elected  on  the  first  W^dnc^day  in  October. 

Daniel  Waldo,  President.  |  Samuel  Jennison,  Cashier. 

Taunton  Bank,  at  Taunton,  Capital,  §100,000. 
Incorporated  June  23, 1812 ;  to  continue  till  Oct.  1, 1831. 
Jonathan  Ingell,  President,  i  James  \,.  Hodges,  Cashier, 
Directors,  Jonathan  Ingell,  Thomas  S.  Baylies,  Sam 
uel  Crocker,  John  West,  Job  Godfrey,  Marcus  Morton, 
Fr4ncic  Baylies,  (ialen  Hicks,  Hoa.'Lab.m  Wheutoq. 
Q 


182  Banks  in  Massachusetts. 

Marblehead  Bank,    Capital,  glSO.OOO. 
Incorporated  June  23,  1812  ;  to  continue  to  Oct.  1, 1831. 

Officers  elected  or>  the  first  Monday  in  October. 
Katlianiel  Hooper,  President.  |  John  Russell,  Cashier. 

Kennebunk  Batik.    Incorporated  June  16,  1813. 
Joseph  Moody,   President.  |  Henry  Clark,    Cashier. 

Hawpshire  Bank,  at  JVorthamfiton.  Incor.June  16,1813. 

Joseph  Lyman,  President,  j  F.  H.  Wright,  Cashier. 
Lincoln  Bank^  at  Bath.    Incorporated  June  16,  1813i 

Samuel  Davis,  President.  |  Seth  Trufant,  Cashier. 

Bath  Bank.    Incorporated  June  16,  1813. 

Joshua  Wingate,jr.  President.  |  Thos.D.Robinson,Ca6h. 

Dedham  Bank.    Capital,  §100,000. 

Incorporated  Feb.  1814;  to  continue  till  Oct.  1831. 

Willa?4  Gay,  President.  |  Jabez  Chickering,  Cashier^ 

(ly*  Discount  Day,  Fj  iday. 

Augusta  Bank^  at  Augusta.  Incorporated  Jan.  21,18 14. 

^  Capital,  SIOO.OOO. 

James  Bridge,  President.  |  Georg   Crosby,  Cashier. 

Waterville  Bank,  at  Waterville,    Capital,  jg  100^000. 

Incorporated  February  12.  1814. 

Nathl.  Gillman,  President.   I  Asa  Redington,  Cashier. 

Gardner  Banh,  at  Gardner. 

Capital,  SlOO.OOO.   Incorporated  January  31, 1814. 

Peter  Grant,  President.  |  Sandtord  Kings'mry,  Cashier. 

Lynn  Mechanicks  Bank,    Capital,  875,000. 

Incorporated  Feb.  28,  1814. 

John  Mudge,  President.  [  Benjamin  Oliver,  Cashier. 

S/iringJield  Bank.    Capits^l,  §150  000. 

John  Hooker,  President.  |  John  Howard,  Cashier. 

AE!Ttcultural  Bank,  at  Pittsfield, 
Capital,  'SlOO.OOO.      Incorporated  July,  18 18. 
Thomas  Gold,  President.  |  Ezekiel  R.  Colt,  Cashier. 

Directors.,   Thonms  Gold,  Josiah  Bissell,  Henry  C, 
Brown,  Samuel  D.  Colt,  Nathan  Willis. 
Solicitor t  Thomas  A.  Gold. 

Franklin  Bank. 
Jona.  Lcavitt,  President.  ]  Franklin  Ripley,  Cashier, 


Insurance  Companies  in  Boston.  183 

Bangor  Bunk. 
Saml.  E.  Button,  President.  |  Eliashib  Adams,  Cashier. 
Directors^  Saml.  E  Dutton,  Eliashib  Adams,  Joseph 
Leavitt,  Thomas  A.  Hill,  John  Barker. 

Pawtucket  Bank.    Capital,  gSO.OOO. 

Oliver  Stark weather,Pres.  |  Amos  A  Tillinghast,  Cash. 

Incorporated  June  14,  1814. 

Merrimack    Bank,  at   Havtrhill.    Capital,  Sl50,000. 

David  How,  President.  |  L.  White,  Cashier. 

Incorporated  June  14,  1814. 

Falmouth  Bank.     Capital,  SlOO,000. 
Elijah  Swift,  Pn-sident.  |  Sdmuel  P  Croswell,  Cashier. 

Bank  of  Passamaquoddy^  at  Eaatfi&rt, 

Capital,  SlOO.OOO.    Incorporated  June  19,  1819. 

Jahez   Mowry,  President.  |  John  Woodman,  Cashier 

" '     '  ■ '_■«» 

Massachusetts  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company, 

at  Boston. 

Capital,  jS400,000. 

Incorporated  (originally,  Jure  25,  1795)  Feb.  13, 1799. 

Ofhccts  elected  on  the  last  Wednesday  in  August. 
Nathl.  G.  Snelling,  President.  J  Jacob  Rust,  Secretary. 
Directors,  Jonathan  Amory,  Benjamin  Bussey, 
Jonathan  Chapman,  Samuel  Ccbh,  David  Ellis,  Joseph 
Head,  Joseph  Hurd,  Samuel  Hamniond,  Beniamin  Joy, 
Jonathan  Mason,  Harrison  G.  Otis,  Samuel  Parkmah. 
Samuel  Pakman,  jr.  David  Sears,  John  Welles,  Ar- 
nold Welles,  Esqrs. 

Messenger,  Moses  B.  Foster. 

Massachusetts  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company^  at 
Boston.    Funds,  §300.000. 
Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Tuesdays  in  June. 
Incorporated  March  1,  1798. 
Jonathan  Hunewell,  Pres,  |  Andrew  Cunningham,  Sec. 
Directors^  James  White,  John  Phillips,  Daniel  Mes- 
singer,    Redford  W^ebster,  Tumer  Phillips.    Thomas 
Dennie,  Joseph  Coolidge,   ^oseph  Tilden,  Joseph  Lov- 
ering,  Eben.  T.  Andrews,   Samuel  Grre,  Joseph  Aus- 
tin, John   D.  Williams,   Isaac  Warren,  (of  Charles* 
town)  Jonathan  Phillips. 

Messenger^  George  Humphries. 


184^        Insurance  Companies  in  Boston. 

Boston  Marine  Insurance  Company. 

Capital,  §300,000. 

Incorporated  Feb,  13,  1799,  and  to  continue  40  years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  January. 
George  Cabot,  President.  |  Joseph  May,  Secretary. 
Directors^  Joseph  Coolirlge,  Jonathan  Davis,  Francis 
Lee,  Thonnas  Parsons,  William  Prat':,  John  Prince, 
Daniel  Savgent,  Timuthy  VViliiams,  Thomas  W. 
Ward,  Thorrfas  Wiggiesworth,  George  Cabot. 

Messenger y  John  Holbrook,  jr. 
JVetV'England  Murine  Insurance  Company^  at  Boston, 

Capital,  §300,000. 
Incorporated  March  5,  1803;  and  to  continue  20  years. 
Officf  rs  electtd  on  the  1st  Monday  it,  January. 
James  Hail,  President.  |  John  Waters,  Secretary. 
Directors.,   P  ter  C.  Broi^ks,   Josiah  Bradlee,   James 
H  .11,  (iardner  Greene,  John  Holl-md,  Nehemiah  Par- 
sons, Richar'j  D  Tucker,  Joseph  Tilden,  Thomas  L. 
Winthrop,  Samuel  H.  W alley,  Joseph  Saunders,  Beu- 
jamiii  T.  Pick  man. 

Mesaenger^  George  Golding. 

Union  Insurance  Company y  at  Boston. 

C 'p\tal,  S300,000. 

Incorporated  March  28,  1804 ;  a:)d  to  continue  20  jears. 

Offic  rs  elected  on  the  2d  Monday  lu  January, 
Th^.mos  Perkins,  President.  |  Samuel  King,  Secretary. 
Directors.',   Thomas  Deniie,    Edward  Crutt,  Wm. 
Shimmin,  Samuel  vSi  elling,  J.  D.  Williams. 
Mciisenger,^  Henry  Pemberton. 

Suffolk:  Insurance  Company^  at  Boston. 

Incorporated  1818,  for  20  years. 

Capital,  8300,000. 

John  T.Apthorp,  President.  |  William  Hales,  Secretary, 

Directors,  John  Belknap,   Samuel  Cabot,   William 

Lander,  Henry  Lunt,  Israel  Munson,  Henry  Hubbard,* 

Enoch  Silsby,  Charles  C.  Parsons,   J.  W.  Boot,  Wil-' 

liam  Ropes,  George  Searle. 

Messenger^  Stephen  Withington. 

Merchants    Insurance    Company, 

Office,  No.  74^  State  Street.    Capital,  §300,000. 

Incorporated  Dec,  5,  1816  ;  tor  20  years. 

Joseph  Balch,  President.  |  Moses  L.  Hale,  Secretary. 


Insurance  Companies.  18^ 

Directors^  Nathaniel  Curtis,  William  Goddard,  Hen- 
ry Gray,  Henry  Hail,  Abbot  Lawrence,  Josiah  Mar- 
shall, Benjamin  Thompssn,  Titus  Welles, Joshua  Blake, 
Elijah  Loring,  Isaac  Stevens,  Charles  VV.  Cartwright 

jimerican  Insurance  Company.    Capital,  §300,000. 
Francis  J.  OH ver.  President.  )  George  Hunt,  Secretary. 

Direceorsy  Samuel  Appleton,  William  H.  Boardman, 
Ebenezer  Farley,  Horace  Gray,  John  Heard,  jr.  James 
Lloyd,  Caleb  Loring,  P.  P.  Pope,  Benjamin  Rich,  Rob^ 
ert  G.  Shaw,  Isaac  Winslow,  Lot  Wheelwright. 

Eagle  Insurance  Company, 

Office  No.  74,  State  Street,    Capital,  §100,000* 

Incorporated  June  16,  1820;  for  20  years. 

Zebedee  Cook, jr.  President.  J  Charles  Stimpson.SecV)'. 

Directors^    John  Binney,    William  Dehon,    Francis 

Watts,  Tobias  Lord,  Ezra  Bourne,  Thomas  B.  Wales, 

Jesse  Putnam. 

Columbian  Insurance  Company. 

Incorpornted  Feb.  22,  1820.  Capital,  §300,000. 
Charles  Bradbury,  President.  J  Thos.  VVoobridge,  Sec» 
Directors,  Beiij.  P.  Homer,  N.  P.  Russell,  Nathaniel 
Goddard,  Charles  Bradbury,  Eben.  F-.-ancis,  Henry 
Signumey,  Thomas  H.  Perkins,  jr.  William  J.  Loring, 
Samuel  C.  Gray. 

P/ianix  Insurance  Cotnpany. 
Joseph  Otis,   Agent.    Office,  No.  1,  Congress  Street. 

Private  Insurance  Offices  in  Boston.^ 
Lemuel  Pope,  jr.  No.  72  State  Street-^Charles  Brad- 
bury, No.  16  State  Street. 

Salem  Marine  Insurance  Com/iany. 

Capital,  §200,000. 

Incorporated  June  9,  1800. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  July. 

Jacob  Ashton,  President.  |   Benj.   Blanchard,  jr.  Sec, 

Commercial  Insurayice  Company^  Salem, 

Capital,  §100,000. 

Incorporated  June  12,  1818. 

Officers  elected  2>)  Monday  in  January. 

Gsorg«  Cleaveland,  President  J  Benj.  Rqpesjr.  Sec'rj% 


186  Insurance  Companies. 

Merrimack  Insurance  Comfiany, 

Capital,  SI 00  000, 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Tuesday  in  January. 

Eben.Wiieelwnght,Pi  esident.  )  c^amuel  Tenney,bec*ry. 

E^sex  Fire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company  at  Salem, 

Capital,  S300  000. 

Incorporated  March  7,  1803;  to  continue  20  years. 

Offici,TS  el  cted  on  the  1st  Monday  in  July. 

Nathl.  Bowditch,  President.    |   Benja.  Pitman,  i?ec'ry. 

Union  Marine  Insurance  Comfiany,  at  Salem, 

Capital,  §200,000. 

Incorp  irated  Feb.  24,  1804;  to  continue  20  years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  2d  Monday  in  April. 

Moses  Townsend,  President,  |  Henry  E.  Mason,  Sec'ry. 

Beverly  Marine  Insurance  Company, 

Capital,  §100,000. 

Incorporated  June  20,  1809  ;  to  continue  20  years. 

Officers  elected  on  tne  4th  Monday  in  July. 

Robert  Kantoul,  President.  \  Isuac  Flagg,  Secretary. 

Lincoln  and  Ktnnebeck  Marine  Insurance  Company 

at  Wi&casset, 

Incorporated  Feb.  12,   1803;    to  continue  20   years. 
Officers  elected  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  March. 

Marblehead  Insurance  Company. 

Incorpo'-ated  March  8,  18^03;   to  continue  20  years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  first  Monday  in  January. 
Robert  Hooper,  President,  j  John  Tretry,  Secretary^ 

Marblehead  Social  Insurance  Company, 

Incorporated  June  17,  1809. 

Nicholas  Bartlett,  President,  j  John  Sparhawk,  Sec*ry. 

Gloucester  Marine  Insurance  Company, 
Incorporated   Jnne   22,   1803;    to  continue   20   years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  1st  Monday  in  May. 
M'illiAna  Pearce,  President,  j  Wm.  Saville,  Secretary. 

Bedford  Marine  Insurance  Company, 

Incorporated  Feb.  11, 1805  ;]  to  continue  20  years. 

Officers  elected  on  the  2d  Monday  in  April. 

Joseph  Ricketson,  Pres't.  |  George  Rowland,  Seojretary^ 


Governors  in  the  several  Stales. 


187 


Phctnix  Insurance  Comfiany  at  Nantucket. 

Incurp  rated  June  12,  1818  ;  to  cr5ntinue  20  years. 

Officers  tlectecl  2d  Monday  in  January. 

Capitcil,  SlOO,000. 

Hezekiah  Bai*nard,  Pres.   |   Daniel  Coffin,  Secretary. 

Union  Marine  Insurance  Comfiany  at  JVantucket, 
Incorpuratcd   June  21,    1804  ;    to  continue  20  years. 

Capital,  S  100,000. 
William  Coffin,   Pres.  )  Jalin  Cartwright,  Secretary. 


GOVERNORS    IN    THE    SEVERAL    STATES. 


Albion  K.  Paris, 
Samael  Bell, 
John  Brooks, 
William  C.  Gibbs, 
Oliver  Wolctt, 
Richard  Skinner, 
Joseph  C.  Yates, 
Isaac  H.  Williamson, 
Joseph  Hiester, 
Joseph  H  tslet, 
Saiinuei  S:evens,  jr. 
James  Pleasants,  jr. 
Gabriel  Holmes, 


John  Adair, 
WiLiam  Crrroll, 
Jeremiah  Morrow, 
Thomas  B,  Robrrtson, 
Walter  Lertke, 
Wiiliam  Hendricks, 
Edward  Coles, 
Israel  Pickeiis, 
Alexander  M'Nair, 


Maine. 

New-Hampshire. 

Massachusetts, 

Rhode-Island, 

Connecticut. 

Vermont. 

New- York . 

New-Jersey. 

Pennsylvania. 

Delaware. 

Maiylaud. 

Virginia. 
North-Carolina. 

South-Caroiina, 

Georgia. 

Kentucky. 

Tennessee, 

Ohio. 

Louisiana. 

Missisippi. 

Indiana. 

Illinois. 

Alabama. 

Missouri. 


Lewis  Cass, 
James  Miller, 
William  P.  Duval, 


TERRITORIES. 


Michigan. 
Arkansas. 
Floridas. 


mniten  states  Calendar* 


GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  UNfTED  STATES. 

JAMES    MONROE,    l  l.  d.  President. 

Daniel  D,  Tompkins,  Vice-President. 

SENATE. 


Terms  expire. 
Afamejohn  Chandler,  1623 
JV.  Hampshire^  David 

L.  Morrill,  18  3 

Maa9,  James  Lloyd,  1823 
i?./.Neh.R.  Knight,  1823 
Con.  JHnies  Lanman,  1825 
Ver  Wm.  A.Palmer,  1825 
X.  r.  Rufus  King,  1825 
NJ.  Mah.  Dickerson,1823 
/'fnn.  Walter  Lowrie,1825 
DtL  Nich  Van  Dyke,  1823 
Mar.  Edward  Lloyd,  1825 
Virginia.  1823 

A:C.Montfort  Stokes,  1823 
5.  C.  Robt.  Y.  Hayne,1823 
Geo. Nicholas  Ware,  1823 
ivVn.Rich.M.  Johnson,  1823 
Ten.  John  Williams,  1823 
0/izo,Ethan  A  Brown,  1825 
L<ui  Henry  Johnso:),  1823 
Indi.  Wallf'r  Taylor,  1825 
Misii.  T.H .  Williams,  182  3 
Illin.  Jesse  B  Thomas,  1823 
Alab.  Wm.  R.  King,  1823 
M«so.  David  Barton.  1825 


Terms  expire. 

John  Holmes,  1827 

John  F.  Parrott  1825 

Elijah  H.  Mills.  1827 

James  D'Wolf,  1827 

Elijah  Boardman,  1827 

Horatio  Seymour,  1827 

M.rtin  Van  Buren,  1827 

Samuel  L.  Southard,  1827 

William  Findlay,  1827 

Cesar  A   Rodney,  1827 

Samuel  Smith,  1827 

James  Barbour,  1827 

Nathaniel  Macon,  1825 

J.  Gaillard.  1825 

John  Elliott,  1825 

Ishara  Talbot,  1825 

John  H.  Eaton,  1827 

benjamin  Ruggles,  1827 

James  Brown,  1825 

James  Noble,  1827 

David  Holmes,  1827 

Ninian  Edwards,  1825 

John  W.  Walker,  1825 

Thomas  H.  Benton,  1827 


Charles  Catts,  Secretary. 
President's  Salary,  §25,000.   Vice-President's,  S5,000. 

•  By  the  Constitutiqn,  the  Vice-Piesidtnt  is  President  of  tbe  Senate; 
l^ut  has  no  voice,  unless  the  Senate  is  equally  div'ded.  Each  State  is 
allowed  the  game  number  of  Electors  of  Presidei  t  and  Vice-President 
»i  tbeir  ivholc  atunber  of  Senatori  a&4  Repreienti^tiYei  io  Con|r«Hf 


Seventeenth  Congress.  189 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 
Philip  P.  Baibour,   of  Virg.nia,   Speaker. 
MAiNii  sends  7. 
^Joshua  Cushman  Ebenez«^rHerrick  *Enoch  Lincoln 
*J.sephD;ine         *MarkL.Hiil        W.D.Williamson 
Mark  Harris 

NEW   HAMPSHIRE    6. 

*Josiah  Butler        A  r  n  Matson        *Nathl.  Upham 
Matthew  Hirvey  *Wm   Piuiuerjr.  Thos.Whipple,jr. 

VKRMONT   6. 

♦Samuel  C  Crafts  *l<olli.i  C.Mallary  *Charles  Rich 
Ellas  Keyes  JohuMttocks        Phinehas  White 

MASSACHUSETTS    13. 

*S;\muel  C.  Allen  *  William  Eustis    *Samuel  Lathrop 
Gideon  Barstiw     *  Timothy    Fuller  *Jer^miah  Nelson 
Francis  Ba' lies      *Benj.Gorham      John  Reed 
Lewis  Bigelow       *Aaron  Hobart     Jonathan  Russell 
Henry  W.D  wight 

RHODE    ISLAND    2. 

Job  Durfee  *Samael  Eddy 

CONNECTICUT    7. 

Noyes  Barber         *John  Russ  Eben.  Stoddard 

Daniel  Barrows      Ans.l  Sterling        *Gide.  Tomlinson 
Hy.  W.  Edwards 

NEW-YORK    27. 

Chas.  Borland,  jr.  Joseph  Kirkland     Elijah  Spencer 
C.C.  Cambrel^  ng  Elijah  Liichfield     Micah  Steding 
Samuel  Campbell  Richard  M'Carty  *John  W.  Taylor 
Cadw.  D.  Colden  John  I.  Morgan      *Albert  H,  Tracy 
Altred  C  .nkling     Walter  Patterson  W.W.Van  VVyck 
*J.  D.  Dickinson     Jeremiah  Pierson  R.  H.  Walworth 
Jchn  Gebhard        *N.ithl.  Pitcher      'Silas  Wood 
James  Hawks        Wm. B.Rochester  David  Woodcock 
Thos.H.  Hubbard  Ch  s.  H.  Ruggles  bt  Van  Rensselaer 

NEW-JERSEY    6. 

*Ephra.  Bateman  L*^  wis  Condict       James  Matlack 
George  Cassedy     George  Hnlcomb    Samuel  Swan 

PENNSYLVANIA    23. 

John  Brown  *  Vm.  Darlington  *SamuelEdwards 

James  Buchannan  *Geor8:eDer.niso-.  Patrick  Farrelly 

•  Members  of  16th  Congress. 


190 


Seventeenth  Congress. 


John  Findlay  James  M'Sherry    *ThomsJ  •Rogers 

Thomas  Forrest    James  S.  Mitchell  *John  Sergeant 
Walter  Forward    Thos.  Murray,  jr.  Andrew  Stewart 
*.Samuel  Gross       *Thos.  Patterson    John  Tod 
*JosepH  Hemphill  John  Phillips  1  vacancy; 

Sami.  D.  Ingham   George  Plumer 


*Loais  M*Lane 


*Thomas  Bayly 
♦Joseph  Kent 
*Peter  Little 


^Mark  Alexander 
Wm.  S.  Archer 
*Wm.  L.  Ball 
*Phiiip  P.Barbour 
Burwell  Bassett 
*John  Floyd 
♦RobertS.Garnett 
•Edwa.B.  Jackson 


DELAWARE     2. 

Daniel  Rodney 

MARYLAND    9. 

♦Raphael  Neal 
John  Nelson 
Philip  Reed 

VIRGINIA     23. 

♦James  Jones 
Jabez  Leftwich 
♦William  M'Coy 
*Chas.  F.  Mercer 
♦Thos,  L,  Moore 
♦Hugh  Neison 
*Thomas  Newton 
*John  Randolph 


♦Samuel  Smith 
♦Hen.R.Warfield 
Robert  Wright 

Arthur  Smith 
William  Smith 
♦Alexand.  Smyth 
James  Stevenson 
Andr'w  Stevenson 
*  George  Tucker 
♦Jared  Williams 


NORTH    CAROLINA    13. 

*W.S.Blackledge  ♦Thomas  H.  Hall  Romulus  Sanders 
♦H.  G.  Burton  *Charles  Hooks  ♦Lemuel  Sawyer 
Henry  Conner        John  Long  ♦Felix  Walker 

Josiah  Crudup       ArchibaldM'Neill  *Lewis  Williams 
*Wel.N.Edwards 

SOUTH-CAROLINA  9. 

John  Carter  George  M'Duffie  *Sterling  Tucker 

Joseph  Gist  Thos.  R.  Mitchell  John  Wilson 

Andrew  R.Govan  Joel  R.  Poinsett      Jas.  Hamilton,  jr. 

GEORGIA   6. 

♦Feel  Abbot  George  R.  Gilmer  Edw.  F.  Tattnall 

Alfred  Cuthbert     ♦Robert  R.  Reid    Wiley  Thompson 

KENTUCKY     10. 

♦Benja.  Hardin  ♦T.  Montgomery  ♦David  Trimble 

♦Francis  Johnson  Anthony  New        Sa ml. H. Woodson 

John  T.  Johnson  John  S.  Smith  J.D»Breckenridgf 
♦Thos.  Metcalfe 


Eighteenth  Congrew.  191 

TENNESSEE   6. 

♦Robert  Allen       *Newton  Cannon  *Francis  Jones 
*Henry  H.  Bryan  *John  Cocke  •John  Rhea 

OHIO    6. 

Levi  Barber  David  Chambers  *John  Sloane 

*Jno. W.Campbell   ♦Thos.  R.  Ross     Joseph  Vance 

LOUISIANA  1.    Josiuh  S.  Johnston. 

INDIANA  1.    Jonathan  Jennings. 

Missisippi  1.     *Christopher  Rankin. 

ILLINOIS  1.    *Daniel  P.  Cook. 

ALABAMA  1.     Gabriel    Moore, 

MISSOURI  1.    *John  Scott. 

DELEGATES    OF   TERRITOaiES. 

MICHIGAN  1.     *Solomon  Sibley, 
ARKANSAW  1.    ♦James  W.  Bates. 
FLORIDA  1.    Joseph  M.  Hernandez. 
Matthew  St.  Clair  Clc»rk,  Clerk, 


EIGHTEENTH  CONGRESS. 
SENATE. 

Ne'^ii- Hampshire^  Samuel  Bell. 
Kentucky^  Richard  M.  Johnson, 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE   SCnds  6. 

Ichabod  Bartlett    *Aaron  Matson     *rhs.Whipple»jr. 
*Matth,  Harvey    *Wm.  Plumerjr.     one  vacancy. 

VERMONT    5. 

tWm.  C.  Bradlee  *SamuelC.Crafts  *Charles  Rich 
D.  A.  A.  Buck        *Rol.  C.  Mallary 

RHODE-ISLAND   2. 

♦Job  Darfee  *Samuel  Eddy 

NEW-YORK    34. 

John  W.  Cady        Jas.  L.  Hogebtom  i James  Strong 
♦C.C.Cambreleng  Lenuel  Jenkins     *Jf  hn  W.  Tavlor 
Ldt  Clarke  *John  J.  M.r^an    *S  V.^nRensselaer 

Hect  r  Craig  Dcivid  Hussell         *W.\V.Van\Ayck 

Lewis  Eaton  P  t(>r  Shurpe  *Silas  v^^ood 

entries  A.  Foote  fHeiiry  R.  Storrs       dec.  6cc.  &c. 
John  Herkimer 

•  Membws  of  17th  Conpresi. 

t  Members  of  some  former  Congi-es  »^ 


192 


Eighteenth  Congress. 


NKW-JERSEY    6. 

*George  Cassedy  D:iniel  Garrison     *James  Matlack 
♦Lewis  Condict      *George  Holcomb  ^Samuel  Swan 

PENNSYLVANIA    26. 

James  Allison         Robert  Harris        *George  Plumer 
Samuel  B^eck        *Joseph  Hemphill  *ThomasJ.Rogers 
*J' jhn  Brown  *Saml.  D.  Ingham  ♦Andrew  Stewart 

*Jas.  Baciiannan    Ge«  rge  Kreamer  *John  Tod 
*S  tmuel  E  'wards  Snmnel  M'Kean     f Daniel  Udree 
Wiiliam  C.  Elis    Philip  S.  Markley  Isaac  Wayne 
♦Patrick  F  .rreliy  Daniel  H  Miller    Henry  Wilson 
♦John  F'lullay         ♦JamesS.Mitchell  James  Wilson 
*WalterForward  ♦Thos. Patterson 

DELAWARE    1. 

♦Louis  M'Lane 

MARYLAND    9. 

Wm.HaywardJr.  ♦Peter  Little 
♦Josepn  Kent  Geo.  E.  Mitchell 

John  Lee  ♦Raphael  Neale 


*Jo2l  Abbot 
George  Gary 
tThos.  W.  Cobb 

KENTUCKY    12. 

Ricli'd.A.Bnckner  ♦John  T.  Johnson 
fHenry  Clay  Robt.P.  Letchler 
Robert  P.  Henry    *  Thos.  Metcalfe 


♦Samuel  Smith 
John  S.  Spence 
*H.  R.  Warfield 

GEORGIA    7. 

♦Alfred  Cuthbert  ♦Edw.  F.  Tatnall 
jJohn  Forsyth        ♦Wiley Thompson 


Philip  Thompson 
♦David  Trimble 
David  White 
^Francis  Johnson    Thomas  P.  Moore  Chas.  A.Wickliffe 

OHIO   14. 
Mordecai  Bartlett  William  M'Lean  S?^muel  F.  Vinton 
fPhilem.  Beecher  John  Patterson       Elisha  Whittlesey 
♦J.  W.  Campbell  ♦Thomas  R.  Ross  William  Wilson 
Jas.  W.  Ciazlay     ♦John  Sloane         John  C.  Wright 
Dunc:inM'Arthur,*Joseph  Vance 

LOUISIANA     3. 

William  L.  Brent  Henry  H.  Gurley  Edw.  Livingston 

INDIANA   3. 
♦Jonathan  Jennings  William  Prince    John  Test 
MissisiPPi   I.     ♦Christopher  Rankin. 
ILLINOIS   1.    ♦Daniel  P.  Cook. 
MISSOURI  1.    ♦John  Scott. 


Secretaries  of  Departments  of  U.S.  Govt.  193 

SECRETARIES  OF  DEPARTMENTS. 

State,  John  Q.  Adams,  (Mass.)  Salary,    §6000 

C7iuf  Clerk,  Daniel  Brent. 

Treaaury,  \\  illiam  H  Crawford,  (Geo.)  6000 

C/iie/  Clerk',  Edward  Jones. 

War,  John  C.  Calhoun,  (S.  C.)  6000 

C/ii'J  Cltrk,  Ctiristopher  Vandeventert 

Kavy,  Smith  1  hompson,  of  New- York.  6000 

Lhitf  Cierk,  Benjamin  Homans. 

TREASURY     OFFICERS. 

First  Comptroller,  Joseph  Anderson,  (Ten  )  3500 

Second        do.          Richard  Cults,  (Maine.)  3000 

First  Auditor,          Richard  Harrison,  (Vug.)  3000 

Second    do.              William  Lee,  (Mass  )  30OO 

Third     do.              Peter  Hagner,  (Penn.)  3000 

Fourth    do.              Constant  Freeman,  (Mass.)  3000 

Fifth        do.              Stephen  PleasoDtou,  (Del.)  3000 

Treasurer,                Thomas  T.  Tuck-r,  (S.  C.)  3oOO 

Ffg7ster^                    Jv-seph  Nourse.  (Virg.)  3000 
Com?nistioner*8  Land  Office,  John  M'Lean,(Ohio)  3000 

GENERAL    POST    OFFICE. 

Post-Master  Gen,    Return  J.  Meigs,  jr.  (Ohio.)  4000 

Assistant      do.          Abraham  Bradlee,  (Conn.)  2500 

Bo.           do,          Phineas  Bradiee,  (Conn.)  2300 

MINT. 

Director,                    Robeit  Patterson.  2000 

Treasurer,                  James  Rush.  1200 


Salaries  of  sundry    Officers  in  Massachusetts  Gov- 
ernment, 

Governor,  jg3666,67 

Litutenant-Govevnpr,  -.-...,.  53'<,33 

Chief  Justice  of  tbe  S.  J.  Court,  ---..-.       3600,00 

Four  other  Justices  of  S.  J.  Court,  each      ....       -       3000,00 
TreasurtT,     ----..-....        2000,00 

Secretary, 2000,00 

Rcpoiter  of  Decisions  in  S.J.  Court,         .        .        .        -        .        1000,00 
Adjutant-Geneial,       ----..-..        2000,00 

Auorney-Ger!-iai, 2000,00 

Solititor-Gei.t'p.l, 2000,00 

Cy.inseilors,  Senators,  and  Representatives,  two  dollars  each  for  each 
da)  s  ntttntlai.ct .  ar.d  two  dollars  for  every  ten  milts  navel.— President 
of  ihe  Senate  and  Speaker  of  the  House,  four  dollars  per  day  for  each 
day's  attendance. 

R 


194    Judiciary  of  U.  S.  and  District  Officers. 
JUDICIARY. 

SUPREME     COURT. 

John  Marshall,  Firg.  Chief  Justice.    Salary  JgSOOO. 
jls^Qciate  Judges.    Salary,  §4500  each. 


Brockholst  Livingston,7V!/. 
Bushrod  Washington,  Vir. 
William  Johnson,  S.Caro. 


Thomas  Todd,  Kentucky, 
Gabriel  DuvalUAfary/anrf. 
Joseph  Story,  Massachus. 

Attorney  General,  William  Wirt,  of  Virginia. 
Salary,  §35 00. 

Refiorter  of  Decisions,  Htmy  Wheaton,  (N.Y.)  glOOO, 
Clerks  Elias  B.  Caldwell,  Delaware. 

DISTRICT    OFFICERS. 

Maine,  Ashur  Ware,  Judge.  Ether  Shepley,  Attor- 
ney. Thomas  G.  Thornton,  Marshal.  John  Mussey, 
jr.  Clerk. 

JVeiV' Hampshire,  John  S.  Sherburne,  Judge.  Daniel 
Humphreys,  Attorney.  Michael  M'Cleary,  Marshal. 
P.  R  Freeman,  Clerk. 

Massachusetts,  John  Davis,  Judge.  George  Blake, 
Attorney.  Samuel  1).  Harris,  Marsihal.  Horatio  Bass, 
Deputy  Marshtl. 

Marshars  Office,  Old  Court-House,  Court-strcet.- 
John  W.  Davis,  District  Clerk.  Office  Old  Court- 
House,  Court  Street. 

Rhode- Island,  David  Howell,  Judge.  John  Pitman, 
Attorney.  Ebenezer  K.  Dexter,  Marshal.  Benjamia 
Cowell,  Clerk. 

Connecticut,  Pierpont  Edwards,  Judge.  Hezekiah 
Huntington,  Attorney.     Andrew  Hull,  jr.  Marshal. 

Vermont,  Elijah  Paine,  Judge.  William  A.  Gris- 
wold,  Attorney.    Heman  Allen,  Marshal. 

A'eiv-Tork,  South  District,  Wihiam  P.  Van  Ness, 
Judge.  Robert  Tillotson,  Attorney.  Thomas  Morris, 
Marshal.  James  Dill,  Clerk.  North  District,  Roger 
Skinner.  Judge.  Jacob  Sutherland,  Attorney.  J  .lin 
W.  Livingston,  Ma.rshal. 

JVewJersey,  Wm.  S.  Pennington,  Judge.  Joseph 
M'lllvaiue,  Attorney.    Oliver  W.  Ogden,  Marshal. 


Judiciary  of  U.  S.  and  District  Officers.      195 

Pennsylvania^ .  (East J    Richaid   Peters,    Judge. 
Charles  J.  Inget  soil,  Attorney.    John  Conard,  Mar^haL 

Pennsylvania^  (  West )  Jo!  athan  H.  W  alker,  Judge. 
Alexander  Brackenbndge,  Attorney.  Hugh  Davis, 
Marsh:.  I. 

Delaivare^  John  Fisher,  Judge.  George  Keed,  jr. 
Attorney.     James  Brobson.  Marshal. 

A/a  ^/uwrf,  TheMo, rick  Bland,  Judge.  Elias  Glenn, 
Attorney'.    Paul  BentaUm,  M^  rshal. 

Virgcnia  (East J  St.  Ge- rge  Tucker,  Judge.  Rob- 
ert Stanard,  Attorney.    John  Pfgram,  Marshal. 

Virginia,  (  West  J  John  G.  Jackson,  Judge.  Jacob 
Beesori,  Attorney.     Benjamin  Reeder,  Marshal. 

J^orth- Carolina y  Henry  Potter,  Judge.  Thomas  P. 
D.  vereux,  Attorney.    Beverly  Daniel,  Marshal. 

South- Carolina,  Judge.    John    Gads- 

den, AUnrney.    Morton  A.  Waring,  Marshal.    James 
Jewev,  Clerk. 

Giorgia^  Jeremiah  Cuyler,  Judge.  Richard  W. 
Habersham,  Attorney.    John  H.  Morel,  Marshal. 

Kentucky^  Robert  Trimble,  Judge.  George  M.  Bibb, 
Attorney.    John  T  Mason,  Marshal. 

East-T  nnesse,  John  M'N  iry,  Judge  of  both  Dis- 
tricts. Prio-  Lea,  Attorney.  Charles  J.  Porter,  Marshal; 

West-Tennessee,  Henry  Crabb,  Attorney.  Robert 
Purdv,  Marshal. 

Ohio^  Charles  \V.  Bird,  Judge.  John  C.  Wright, 
Attorney.    W.lliam  Doi'ghertv,  Marshal. 

LouifiUina,  John  R  Dick,  Judge.  John  W.  Smith, 
Attorney.     J:  1m  Nicnols<;n,  Marshal* 

Indiana,  Benji^min  Parke,  Judge.  Charles  Dewey, 
Attorney.    John  Va  wter,  ^la  •  sha  i . 

Mif!sisif-ifiU  William  B.  Shields,  Judge.  William  B* 
Griffith,  Attorney.     V\  .IterM.  Leak,  Marshal. 

Illinois,  Nathaniel  Pope,  Judge.  Jepthah  Hardin, 
Atton  ey.     Henry  Coner,  Marshal. 

Mabama  Charles  Tait,  Judge.  William  Crawford, 
Attorney.  .  Talliaftrio  Livingston,  Marshal. 

Dist.  Co/wm.  Wm  Cranch,  Chief  Judge.  Buckner 
Thruston,  and  James  S.  Morsell,  Assistant  Judges, 
Thomas  Swann,  Attorney.    Te*  ch  Ringgold,  Marshal. 

Missouri,  James  H.  Peck,  Judge.  Joshua  Barton, 
Attorney.    Henry  Podge,  Marshal, 


196  Sittings  of  the  Federal  Courts. 

SITTI^GS    OF   THE    FeDERAL    CoURTS. 
SUPREME  COURT. 

At  the  seat  of  Government,  the  first  Monday  in  Feb- 
ruary annually. 

CIRCUIT  COURTS. 

"When  any  of  the  following:  days  happen  on  Sunday,  the  Court  is  to  be 
holden  on  the  Monday  following. 

FIRST  CIRCUIT. 

In  J\ftm-Hawpshm ^  <\\.  Portsmouth,  on  the  first  of 
May  ;  and  at  Exeer  on  t  e  first  of  October. 

\\\  Hhodc-Idand;  at  Providence,  on  the  15th  day  of 
November ;  and  at  Newport,  on  the  15th  day  of  June. 

In  Massachufi^tts.  at  Boston,  May  15.  and'Oct.  15th. 

In  yfaine,  at  P  rtland,  8th  of  May  ;  and  at  Wiscas- 
sett,  8th  of  October. 

SECOND  CIRCUIT. 

In  Connecticut,  at  Nt-  ".ILi' ui,  on  the  13th  day  of 
April;  and  at  Hanford,  on  the  I7th  of  September. 

In  Vermont,  at  Windsor,  on  the  1st  day  of  May,  and 
at  Rutland,  >n  the  3d  dav  of  October. 

In  JS^fw-York,  :it  Nen-York,  April  1,  and  Sept.  1. 

DISTRIC  i   COURTS. 

In  Maine,  at  Portland  the  first  Tuesday  in  June,  and 
^he  1st  Tuesday  in  December  ;  and  at  Wiscasset,  the 
I'^st  Tuesdav  in  February,  and  2d  Tuesday  in  Sept. 

In  JSTeio-Hamfishire^  at  Portsmouth,  3ri  Tuesday  in 
March  antl  September ;  and  at  Exeter,  3d  in  June  and 
Decern  ber. 

In  Vermont,  at  Windsor  and  Rutland,  1st  Monday  in 
Februiirv  and  August,  and  2d  Monday  in  May  and 
November. 

In  Massachusetts,  at  Boston,  3d  Tuesday  in  March, 
and  4th  in  June,  second  in  September,  and  first  in  De- 
cember. 

In  Rhode- Island^  at  Newport  and  Providence,  first 
M  rtidays  in  February  and  August,  and  1st  Mondays  in 
May  and  November. 

In  Connecticut,  at  New-Haven,  3d  Tuesdays  in  Feb- 
ruarv  and  August ;  at  Hartford,  3d  Tuesdays  in  May 
and  N;  vember. 

Exclusive  of  the  above-mentioned  stated  Courts,  the 


Population  of  London,  &c. 


187 


District  Judges  have  po-s^er  to  hold  special  Courts,  in 
their  respective  Districts  at  their  discretion. 


Counsellors  and  Mt^meys   in  the  Circuit   Court, 
Massachusetts  District. 
Rufus  G.  Amory    Henry-  Cnbot         Samuel  D.  Ward 
E.  S  Livermore    Samuel  Hubbard    Samuel  E.  Smith 
Haf-rison  (i.  Otis    Lemuel  Shaw        Octav.  Pickering 
William  Prescott  Jo^.  E.  Sprague      William  Gale 
Thos.  Williams      August,  Peabody  Fra  cis  Basset 
Horat.  Fownsend  D  vid  Cummings  Stephen  Hooper 
John  Phillips  VVm.  D  Sohier     Wm.  P.  M  ison 

George  Blake         Johr  Stuart  Harrison(l.()tis,]r 

Benja.  Whitman  D  SGreenough,ir.  Dav.  A.  Simmons 
Benjamin  Guild  Kilborn  Whitman 
Sam  K.  WilHams  Loammi  Baldwin 
Phineas  Blair  William  Parker 

Saml.  L.  K!.^;pp     Elijah  F.Wallace 
William  A.  Fales  John  Pickering 
William  Sullivan  Benja.  Gorham      Benj.  R.  Nichols 
John  Heard,  ir.       Alex.  Townsend     Wm.  Simmons 
Wm    P.  Whiting  Lever.  Saltonstall  Charles  P.  Curtis 
Peter  O.Thacher  Josiah  P.  Co  ke     Francis  C.  Gray 
Warren  Outton     William  Minot      James  C.  Merrill 
Saml.  D.  Parker    John  Knapp  Thomas  Power 

Thos.  Welch,  jr.    Ebenez.  Moseley  Cyrus  \lden 
James  T.  Au  sin    William  \ustin     Wm.  J.Spooner 
Wm.C.  Avlwin     Elijah  Morse  Charles  G.  Loring 

Saml.F  M'Cleary  Sh^'rman  Leland  Alexander  Bliss 
Joseph  E.  Smith  Samuel  B.  Barrell  2[/echariah  Eddy 
George  Sullivan     Henry  Orne 

Pofiulatton^  kc.  of  London, 


John  Callendar 
Josiah  Quincy 
Samuel  Haven 
Joseph  Rowe 
Eb  nf'zer  Gay 


Xumber  Meetings  and  Dissenting: 

Chapels,  360 

Do.  Chapels  for  Foreigneri,  43 

Do.  Synagogues,  6 

Do.  Asylums  for  the  Indigent,  123 
Do.  do.  for  the  sick  and  lame,  24 
Do.  Friendly  Societies,  704 

Do.  Dispensaries  for  the  Posr,  13 
Do.  Persons  cununitted  annually 

for  trial,  2,500 

Do.  of  Persons   who  rise  evei-y 

morning  without  knowing  how 

to  subsist  during  the  day,    20,000 

Do.  Ak  Houjes,  "Sj^Sl 

R  2 


Do.  Servants  at  all  times  out  of 
place,  10,000 

Do.  annual  depredations,  /2,000,000 

Annual  Charities  in  London  and 
vicinity,  750,000 

The  poor  rate  expenditure  for 
the  year  1816,  /716,813 

Bank  of  England  note,  in  circu- 
lation, /18,000,000 

Of  these,  in  l\  &  12  notes,  5,500,000 

The  yearly  produce  of  landed 
property  as  stated  in  the  House 
of  CommoBs  liy  Mr  Kinir.  11^76, 
\  13,000,000 


198       Navy  Officers  of  the  Uaited  States. 
J^AVF  REGISTER. 

Corrected  at  the  Navy  Department,  Washington^  October,  1822. 

COMMISSIONERS  OF   THE  NAVAL  BOARD. 

John  Rogers,  President. 
Isaac  Chauncey. 
Salary  $3,500  each. 
J.  K,  Pauldiwg,  Secretary.    Salarj,  $2000. 
CAPTAINS. 
John  Rogers  Samuel  Evans        Chas.  G.  !lidgely 

James  Barron        Jacob  Jones  Robert  T.  Spence 

VVm.  BaiRbridge    Charles  Morris      D^nl.T.Pattersoa 
Thomas  Tingey     Arthur  Sinclair     Samuel  Angus 
C  vdiies  Stewart    Ttis.Macdoaough  M.  T.  Woolsey 
Isaac  Hull  Lew.  Warri.igton  John  O.Creighton 

Isaac  Chauncey      J  sephBainbridge  Edw.  Treichard 
John  Shaw  Wm.  M.  Crane     John  Downes 

John  H.  Dc-nt         Jas.  T.  Leonard    John  D.  Henley 
David  Porter         James  Biddle         Jesse  D.  Elliot 

MASTERS  COMMANDANT. 
Robert  Henley       Geo.  W.  Rogers    Jesse  Wilkinson 
Stephen  Cassin      George  C.  Read    George  Baud 
James  Renshaw     Henry  E.  Ballard  Thus.  A.  C.  Jones 
David  Deacon        William  Carter     Jos.  S.  M'Phersoa 
Lewis  Alexis  Jos.  J   Nicholson    John  Porter 

Sidney  Smith  WolcotChauncey  William  B.  Finch 

Thomas  Brown      Edm.  P.  Keni.edy  Wm.  B.  Shubrick 
Saml.  Woodhouse  Alexin.  J.Dallas  Benj.W.  Booth 
C. C.B.Thompson  John  B.  Nicholson  Alexand. Claxton 
A.  S.  Wads  worth  B.  V.  Hoffman       Chs.  W.  Morgan 

LIEUTENANTS. 
FrancisJ.Mitchell  David  Connor         Wm.  H.  Cocke 
RaymondHPsrry   John  Gallagher      MatthewC.Perry 
La  wren.  Kearney  Thos.  H,  Stevens  Chas.W.  Skinner 
Wm.  H.  Watson  Hen.  S.  Newcomb  Joseph  Wragg 
Foxhall  A.Parker  James  P.  Oellers    Saml.  W.  Adams 
Edw.  R.  M'Call   Wm.  M.  Hunter  Fred.  W.  Smith 
Daniel  Turner      John  D.  Sloat        Otho  Norris 


Navy  Officers  of  the  United  States.        199 


John  T.  Newton 
Samue!  Henley 
Joseph  Smith 
Lawren  Rousseau 
GeorgeW.  Storei* 
Joseph  Cassin 
Robert  M.  Rose 
Beverly  Kennon 
Edw.  R.Shubiick 
Charles  A.  Budd 
Fran.  H.  Gregory 
John  M  Maury 
Robert  Spedden 
John  H.  Clack 
Philip  F.  Vorhees 
Benjamin  Cooper 
Wm.  L.  Gordon 
Silas  Duncan 
James  Ram  age 
Dulany  Forrest 
John  I'ayioe,  jr. 
David  Geissinger 
RobertF.Stockton 
T.S.Cunningham 
Isaac  M'Keever 
J.  P.  Zlantzinger 
Chas.  E.  Crowley 
Henry  Gilliam 
William  D.Salter 
Chs.  S.  M'Cawley 
John  H.  Bell 
Thos.  M.  Newell 
Elie  A.  F.V  alette 
Wm.  A.  Spencer 
F)  ancisB.Gamble 
Wm.  L^ughton 
Kelson  Webster 
Richard  Dashiel 
Thomas  T.Webb 
John  Percival 
John  H.  Aulick 


WilliamV.Taylor 
Mervine  P.  Mix 
Bladen  Dul'-»ny 
James  M*Gowan 
SilasH.Stringham 
N.L.Montgomery 
VV.\.C.Farragut 
Geo.B.M'Culloh 
Steph.  Champlin 
William  Lowe 
R.  G.  Edwards 
Isa  .c  Mayo 
Wm.  K.  Latimer 
William  Mervine 
Thomas  Crabb 
Edw.  B.  Babbit 
G.  W.  Plamersley 
ThomasPaineJr. 
JamesArmstrong 
Joseph  Smoot 
Robt.  B.Randolph 
William  Berry 
Saml.  L.  Breeze 
John  Evans 
Benj.  Page,  jr. 
John  T.  Ritchie 
John  A.  Wish 
John  Gwinn 
Wm.  A.  Weaver 
Thos.W.Wyman 
James  L.  Morris 
AndrewFitzhugh 
Wm.M.Caldwell 
John  K.  Carter 
Joseph  Cross 
Abr.  S.  Ten  Kick 
T.  S.  Hamersley 
John  White- 
Wm.  M.  Robins 
Robert  Field 
Hiram  Paulding 


J.  D.  Williamson 
Uriah  P.  Levy 
Enoch  H.  Johns 
C  harles  Lacy 
Clem.W.  Stevens 
Charles  Boarman 
French  Forrest 
Edgar  Freeman 
W.E.M'Kenney 
William  J.  Belt 
Chas.  H.Caldwell 
William  Jameson 
James  W.  H.  Ray 
William  Boeruni 
Cs.  L.Williamsoti 
Charlf^s  Gaunt 
Wm.  W.  Ramsay 
Ralph  Vorhees 
Alexan  Eskridge 
Eben,  Ridgeway 
Thos.  A.Conover 
Arch  .S.Campbell 
William  Taylor 
John  C.  Long 
Henrv  R.Warner 
Jiiin  H.  Graham 
Nathl.  Carter,  jr. 
Henry  Ward 
H^nry  Henry 
Sam.  W  .Downing 
Rich.  S.  Hunter 
Wm.  Pottengep 
Henry  W.  Ogden 
John  H.  Lee 
Walter  Abbott 
Jhs.  M.  M'Intosh 
Josiah  Tatnall 
William  Temple 
Geo.  M 'Caw  ley 
Hugh  N.  Page 
John  A.  Cock 


200      Navy    Officers  of  the  United  States. 


William  Inmaa 
Joel  Abbot 
Lewis  E.  Simonds 
John  M.  Dale 
Har,  H.  Cocke 
William  H.  Mott 
Wrn.  J.M'Cluney 
Albert  G.  Wall 
Eph.D.Wh:tlock 
James  F.  Curtis 
James  Good  rum 
J.  B.  Montgomery 
Hor  xe  B  Sawyer 
Corn.  K.  Stribli.ig 


James  E.  Legare 
Joshua  R.  Sands 
Allen  Griffin 
Richd.  M.  Potter 
John  L.  Cumings 
Fred.  S.  G.bbon 
John  Jay  Young 
Charles  H.  Bell 
Abraham  Bigtelow 
Olho. Stall  ings 
Zach~  W.  Nixon 
Henry  C.  Newton 
Frank  EHery 
Freder.  Varnum 


Fred.G.Wolbert 
WalterNewcomb 
Toseph  R   Jarvis 
Thos.W.  Freeloti 
Pard.M.  Whipple 
James  Williams 
S.  W.  Le  Compte 
Charles  T.  Piatt 
W.MArmstrong 
Wm.  F.  Shields 
G  F.  Pendergrast 
N  C.  Nicholson 
James  B.  Cooper 
Jno.W.Sherburne 


Edward  Cutbush 
Saml.R,  Marshall 
Lewis  Hee;  !>.an 
Jos.G.  T    Hunt 
Jonathan  Cowdiy 
Samuel  D.  Heap 
Robert  L.  Thorn 
Wm.  P.C.  Barton 
George  Loran 
Amos  A.  Evans 
Robt.  S.  Kearney 
James  Page 
Thomas  Harris 
William  Turk 


SURGEONS. 
Hyde  Riy 
VV.  B.  Buchanan 
Charles  Cotton 
Gerard  Davers 
Robert  R.  Barton 
Benja.  P.  Kissam 
John  A.  Kearney 
Richard  C.  Edgar 
B  lily  VVashini!;ton 
G^  o.  T.  Ken  n  on 
Walter  W.  New 
Robt.C.  Randolph 
Chas.  B  Hamilton 
Usher  Parsons 


William  Swift 
Richd.K.Hoftman 
Thomas  B  Salter 
Wm  Barnwel),jr. 
Peter  Christie 
Chas,  M.  Reese 
Samuel  Jnckson 
Andrew  B.  Cook 
John  H.  Gordon 
Leonard  Osborne 
Thos.  Williamson 
John  Dix 
Geo.  S.  Sproston 
Elnathan  Judson 


SURGEONS'  MAT 

John  Harrison        James  Norris 
Pvlanuel  Philios       Beiiajah  Fickner 
JohnD Armstrong  Chirles  Chase 
Benjamin  Austin    T.V.VVeisenthal 
John  W.  Peaco      Wm.  Birchmore 
A.M Montgomery  John  S.  Wiley 
OUv.LeChevalier  James  R.  Boyce 
Benj.  A.  Welles     Richard  Stevens 
Wm.  D.  Conway   John  Fitzhugh,  jr 


ES. 

Davids.  Edvvards 
Mordecai  Morgan 
Francis  S  Beattie 
Joseph  Kenz 
James  Cornick 
Rob.F.  Dandrdge 
Wm.  Williamson 
Wm.  D,  Babbitt 


Navy  Officers  of  the  United  States.       201 


Isaac  Garretson 
Clements.  Hunt 
Gwinn  Hams 
John  H.  Carr 
Nathaniel  Lvde 
Saml.  Hambleton 
Rol^t.  C.  Ludlow 
J.  B.  Tinnberlake 
Thomas  I.  Chew 
Thomas  Shields 
Richtl.  C  Archer 
Lewis  Deblois 
Georg'  S  Wise 
Fran.  A.Thornton 


Andrew  Hunter 
Davzd  P.  Adams 
John  Cooke 
Cheever  Felch 


PURSERS. 
James  M.  Halsey 
Edw     F-tzgMald 
Alex  P.  Darrah 
Wm.  S.  Rogers 
Samuel  P.  Todd 
Gcvirge  Beale,  jr. 
JamtisH  Clark 
Jcisf ph  VVilhon,  jr. 
Jos.  b.  Wilkinson 
Ben.  F.  B;  urne 
William  Sinclair 
Matth.C.Attwood 
John  N.  Todd 

CHAPLAINS. 
Nathl.  Andrews 
John  Ireland 
James  Brooks 


Timothy  Winn 
William  M  Sands 
Joseph  H  Terry 
Thomas  Breese 
Gardner  Thomas 
A.  Y.  Humphreys 
John  Debree 
Charles  O.Handy 
Silas  Butler 
Edward  N.  Cox 
Nathl.  H.  Perry 
J.N  Hambleton, act 
Joseph  Watson'* 


James  Everett 
Addison  Searle 
M.B.Chase,  Actg. 


NAVY  AGENTS. 
John  L.  Storer,  Pordand,  Maine. 


Enoch  G.  Parrott, 
Amos  Binney, 
Joseph  Hull, 
Robert   Swartwout, 
George  Harrison, 
James  Riddle, 
James  Beatty, 
John  Randall, 
Mdes  King, 
John  Robertson, 
John  P     Hf-nry, 
Joseph   H.  Hawkins, 
Richard  M'Call, 
Baring,  Brothers,  &  Co. 


Portsmouth,  N.  H. 
Boston,  Mass. 
Midciietown,  Conn. 
New  York. 
Philadelphia. 
New  Castle,  Del, 
BJtim&re. 
Annapolis,  Md. 
Norfolk,  Va. 
Charleston,  S.  C. 
Srivarnah,  Gea 
New-Orleans. 
Mediterranean. 
London. 


Note.    Navy  Assents  receive  one  per.  cent.'  on  their  expenditure*, 
not  to  exceed  two  tiiousaud  doUan. 


N.WAL  STORE  KEEPERS. 
John  P.  Decatur,  New  York,  Tunis  Craven,  Ports- 
mouth, N.  H.  George  Bates,  Charlestown,  Mass.  Rob- 


202       Navy  Officers  of  the  United  States. 

crc  Knnedv,  Philadelphia,  Edward  W.DaVall,  Wash- 
ington City,  rhoT^as  Dulton,  Gosport,  Va.  Samuel  T. 
Anderson,  New  Orleans. 

NAVAL  CONSTRUCTORS. 

William  Douglitv,  Washington  City,  John  Floyd, 
New  Y<.rk,  S  muel  Humphreys,  Philadelphia,  Francis 
Gnce,  Gosport,  Va. 

NAVY  YARDS. 

At  Washingron.  Thomas  Ti)gey,  captain  com- 
mandant an  i  navy  i gent, —Stephen  Cassin,  master 
com.— James  Owner,  heat!  carpenter.— J  hn  Davis,  of 
A')el,  ,>lumber  and  blacksmith.— WiUiam  Santord,head 
S3.])  m<\lct*T* 

At  Philaddfihia.    Wil  i im  Bdnbridge.  captain  com. 

A^  Vo  folic,     Wm.  M.  Crane,  caotain  comnjandant. 

A'   Yew-York     Saumel  Evms,  capt.  commandant. 

At  (7iu-lestown,  Ma.^s.    Isaac  Hull,  captain  com. 


MARINE    CORPS, 

PAT   OF    OFFICERS    AS    ESTABLISHED    BY    LAW. 


Pay 

Forage 

ii.itions 

RANK  OR  STATION. 

per 

per 

per  day 

Month. 

Month. 

at  25  cts. 

Lieut  Col.  Commaudant 

$75 

$8 

6 

Captains 

40 

3 

First  Lieutenants 

30 

3 

Second  Lieutenants 

25 

- 

2 

Ad  .  PftV&Q.  ^-  each  extra 

30 

- 

CAPTAINS. 
Archibald  Henderson  John  M.  Gamble 

Rc'iard  Snvth  Alfred  Grayson,  Q.  M. 

Robert  D.  Wainwright  Ft's  B.  De  Bellevue 

William  Anderson  Samuel  E.  Watson 

Samuel  Miller  William  H.  Freeman 

FlRSf  LIEUTENANTS. 
Joseph  L.  Kuhn,  P.  M.  Levi  Twiggs 

Charles  R.  Broom  John  Harris 

Benjamin  Richardson  Thomas  A.  Linton 


Nayal  Force  of  the  United  States. 


20: 


Richard  Y.  Auchmuty 
James  iidelin 
P.  G.  How  e,  A.  &  I. 
Riciiarci  i).  Gieea 
E  iiah  J.  Weed 
Josepii  C  Hiiil 
Wi  lum  W.  Uuiany 
Tliomas  S.  English 
Henry  W.  Gardner 

SECOND 
James  M 'Caw ley,  jr. 
Benjamin  Macomber 
George  Cooper 
Abraliarn  N.  Bre-^vort 
Samuel  S.  C(^jeman 
Andrew  Ross 
Stephen  M.  Rogers 
Wiliinm  A.  Boodgocxi 


Thomas  B.  Barton 
G  •   ge  Vs    W  aiker 
Chi  isitopner  C.  Floyd 
Chailts  Grynics 
George  D.  Brewerton 
Ward  MarsLdP 
Charles  C.  Tupper 
Augujtus  A.  Nicholsai 

LIEUTENANTS. 
Richira  Uouj^lass 
Job  G.  W  iliiams 
Charles  F.  Spering 
Alvm  Edson 
Marcel  us  M  Little 
Horatio  N.  Crabb 
John  Locory 


VESSELS  OF  WAR  OF  THE   UNITED  STAIES. 


LINE    OF    EATTEE  SHIPS. 

Independence,  74 

Washington,  74 

Fr.inkhn,  74 

Coiumbus,  74 

Ohio,  74 

North  Carolina,  74 

Delaware,  74 

Chippewa,  74 

New  Orleans,  74 

FRIGATES   FIRST   CLASS. 

Crristitution,  44 

United  States,  44 

Guerriere,  44 

Java,  44 

Paiomac,  44 

-FRIGATES  SECOND  CLASS. 

Congress,  36 

Constellation,  36 

M-'.cedui.ian,  36 

Fulton  Steam  Frigate,  30 

GUN 


CORVETTES. 

John  Adams, 
Cyane, 

SLOOPS    OF    WAR, 

Hornet, 
Ontario, 

Erie, 

Peacock, 

Alert,  ciore  ship, 

BRIGS. 

Enterprise, 
Spark, 

SCHOONERS. 

Nonsuch, 

Grampus, 

Dolphin, 

Shark, 

Porpoise, 

Asp,  receiving  vessel. 

Lady  of  the  Lake, 

BOATS. 


24 
24 

IS 
18 
IS 
18 


12 
12 

6 
12 
12 
12 
12 


Numbers  95.  8,  72,  76, 358,  168.— 1  gun  each. 


204  Pay,  &c.  United  States  Navy. 

A  COMPLETE  AND  CORRECT  TABLE 

Qf  the  Pay  and  Subsistence  allowed  to  Officers  in  the 
JVavy  of  the  United  States. 


RANK    OR    STATIO-V. 

Captain  of  a  vessel  of  32 

guns  and  upwards, 
Captain  of  a  vessel  20,  and 
under  32  guns,  -  - 
Master  Commandant,  - 
Lieutenant  Commanding, 
Lieutenant,  -  -  _  _ 
Chaplain,  -  -  -  -  - 
Surgeon,  -  -  -  _  - 
Surgeon's  Mate,  -  -  - 
Sailing  Master,  -  -  - 
Purser,  ----__ 
School  Master,  -  -  - 
Boatswain,  -  -  _  - 
Gunner,  -  -  -  >  _ 
Sail  Maker,  -  -  -  - 
Carpenter,  -  -  -  _  . 
Midshipmen,  -  -  -  - 
Master's  Mate,  -  -  - 
Captain's  Clerk,  -  -  - 
Boatswain's  Mate,  -  - 
Carpenter's  Mate,  -  - 
Cockswain,  -  -  «  _ 
Quarter  Gunner,  -  -  - 
Quartermaster,  -  -  - 
Master  at  Arms,  -  -  _ 
Armourer,  -  -  -  .  _ 
Steward,  -  -  -  _  - 
Cooper,  -  -  -  _ 
Cook, 


PayRa. 

per  per. 

mo^\day 

100 

8 

75 

6 

60 

5 

50 

4 

40 

3 

40 

2 

50 

2 

30 

2 

40 

2 

40 

2 

25 

2 

20 

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20 

2 

20 

2 

20 

2 

19 

20 

25 

19 

19 

18 

18 

18 

18 

18 

18 

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to  tlie  Svicretar7  of  tiie  Navy,  accompanied  with  lUe 
re  commendatory  letters. 


Army  of  the  United  States.  205 

ARMY  REGISTER. 

Corrected  at  the  Adjutant-General*s  Office  at  Washington^  Nov.  1822. 
GENERAL   STAFF. 

Jacob  Brown,  Major-General. 

Etlmund  F.  Gaines,  Brig.  Gen.  Major-General  brevet. 

Winfield  Scott,  do.  do. 

Thos.  S.  Jesup,  Brig.  General  &  Quarter  Mast.  General, 

Adj.  General. 
John  E.  Wool,  Inspector-General,  Colonel. 
S.  B.  Archer,  do.  do. 

William  Linnard,  Quarter-Master,  Major. 
Henry  Stanton,  do.  do. 

SUBSISTENCE   DEPARTx'klENT. 

Colonel^  Georg^e  Gibson,  com.  gen.  subsist.    Col.  Staff. 

PORCHASINO   DEPARTMENT. 

Callender  Irvine,  com.  of  pur. 

PAY   DEPARTMENT. 

Colonel  N.  Townson,  Paymaster  General. 
Thomas  Wright,  Paymaster,  Captain^ 


Asher  Phillips,             do. 

do. 

Alphonso  Whetmore,do. 

do. 

Benj.  F.  Lamed,         de. 

do. 

Satterlee  Clark,          do. 

Major. 

David  Gwynne,         do. 

do. 

David  S.Townsend,  do. 

do. 

Jacob  W.  Albright,  do. 

Captain 

Chas.  B.  Tallraadge,do. 

Daniel  Randall,         do. 

Charles  H.  Smith,      do. 

Thomas  Biddle,         do. 

Major. 

A.  A.  Massias,           do. 

do. 

T.  P.  Andrews,         do. 

MEDICAL 

DEPARTMI 

Sur ff eon- General t  Joseph  Lovell 

Surgeons,  Thomas  Lawson,  Thomas  G.  Mower,  B.  V. 

Harney,  W.  V.  VV^heaton,  John  Gale,  Josiah 

Everett,  Edward  Purcell. 

S 


^06  Army  of  the  United  States. 

ji'isistanc  Surgeons, 

Geo.  W.  Maupia  Geo.  C.  Clitherall  C.  A.  Finley 

Jo.-^ojn  Goodhae/  Squire  Lea  Chas.  AiCndenhail 

Ja  ji^x  H.   >argent  Joseph  P.  Russell    R.  M.  Coleraaa 

S\lv-slerDay  Rich.  Weightman  Benjamin  King 

Williaai  Turner  I. P.  C.  Macmahon  A.  P.  Meirill 

Huason  ' 'atlett  Wm.  Beaumont      H.  F.  Hall 

Foster  Swift  Wm.  H.  NicoU       Prestley   H.  Craij 

T.  I  C.  Monroe  Robert  Freuch        John  Jackson 

Sa  .»uel  B.  Smith  James  Cutbush        John  A.  Bpereton 

James  '/lano  W.  S.  Comstock     Henr>  Stevenson 

J.  Wallace  Richard  Randall      Mordecai  Hale 

William  Stewart  Geo.  B.  M^Knight  Rich.  S.  Satterlee 

Joseph  Eaton  Lyman  Foot  Zina  Pitcher 

B.  Delavan  Thomas  P,  Hall      W.  E.  Lane:don 

Robert  Archer  S.  H.  Littlejohn      Robert  McMillan 

KlTGlNEEtl  DEFARTMENT. 

Cor/is  of  Engineers. 

Alexander  Macomb,  Chief  Engineer,  Maj.  Gen.  brevet. 

General  Simon  Bernard,  Assistant  Engineer. 

Lieutenant-Colonel,  Charles  Gratiot, 

Aiajors.  i 

J.  G.  Totten,  Lt.  Col.  br.     Samuel  Babcock. 

Ca/iCains. 
Sylvester  Thayer,  Maj.  br.     T    W.  Maurice 
R.  E    De  Rus?ey,  br.  Hipol  Dumas 

Frederick  Lewis  John  L.  Smith 

First  Lieutenants,  Hor.  C.  Story,  br.  George  Blaney. 
Thomas  I.  Leslie,  William  H.  Chase,  Richard  Delafield 
Andrew  Talcott. 

S-cond  Li'-utenantfi,  William  \.  Eliason,  Frederick  A 
Underbill,  Cornelius  A.  O^den,  Henry  Brewerton,  Ste- 
phen Tattle,  br.  Edw.  H.  Courtenay,  George  DuttoD. 
br.  Joseph  Mansfield,  br. 

TOPOGRAPHICAL    ENGINEERS. 

Majors. 
John  Anderson  James  Kearney 

Isaac  Roherdeau  Stephen  H.  Long 

John  J.  Abert  P.  H.  Perrault 


Army  of  the  United  States.  20? 


ASSISTANT   TOP.    ENOIKEER9. 

Cafitains. 
Hugh  Youngs  John  Le  Conte 

William  Tell  Poussin  Hartman  Bnche 

FIRST   REGIMENT   OF    ARTILLERY. 

Colonel^  James  House.    ^ 

Lieutenant  Cjlon^l,  G.  Bomford,  brevet. 

MujoTy  John  B.  Walbach,  Lieut.  Colonel,  brevet. 

Cafitaim, 
J.  B.  Crane,  maj  br  W.  J.  Worth,  maj  br 

A.  S.  Brooks,  maj  br  Mil©  Mason 

J   L.  Eastman  Hy.  Whiting,  br.  A.  Q.  M, 

James  Dalliba,  maj  br  F.  Whiting 

S.  Churchill  D.  T.  Welch 

First  Lieutenants . 

H.  Saunders,  A.  C.  S.  H.^nry  W.  Griswold 

Ed.  Kirby,  aid  to  G.  Brown  Wm.  S.  Harne/ 

P.  Melendy  A.  C.  S.  W.  Smith,  A.  C.  S. 

R.  i\l.  Kirby,  maj  st.  adj  Henry  F.  Evans 

N.  G.  Dapa,  A.  C.  S.  J.  Simonson 

John  S.  Pierce  Wm.  G.  McNeill 

Timothy  Greea,  A.  C.  S.  John  Syoiinston 

J.  J.  Davis  M.  A.  Patrick,  A.  C.S. 
W.  T.  Willard 

Second  Lii^utenants. 

Andrew  M^ntire,  A.  C.  S.     H.  I.  Feltus 

Giles  Porter  G.  D.  Ramsay 

George  Webb  Wm.  T.  W.  Tone 

J.  Howard  Hugh  P   Welch 

D.  Van  Ness  Jona.  Prescott 

Justin  Dimick  Charles  Dimmock 

Daniel  Tyler  Wash.  Wheelwright 

J.  M.  Fd wards  J   H.  Cooke,  br 

W.  H  Swift  Aug.  Canfield,  br. 

Lemue*.  Gates  David  H.  Vinton,  br 
D,  D.  Tompkins 

SECOND    REGIMENT   OF   ARILLERT. 

Colonel. 

Lieutenant  Colonel.,  Abram  Eustis,  brevet, 

Maj  or  ^  Jacob  Hindman,  Colonel  brevet. 


208  Army  of  the  United  States. 

Cafitains* 
Wm.  Gates  Chs.  J.  Nourse,  maj  staff 

A.  C.  W.  Fanning,  maj  br      Fras.  S.  Belton,  naaj  staff 
I.  Roach,  jr.  Rd.  A.  Zantzinger,  brevet 

J.  F.  Heileman  J.  Mountfort,  brevet 

Geo.  Talcott,  ordnance  Th.  C  Legate 

First  Lieutenants. 

N.  Baden  John  S.  Abeel,  brevet 

Elijah  Lion,  ACS  Robert  L.  Armstrong,  adj 

Richard  Bache,  br  A  C  S  H.  S.  Mallory 

Gustavus  S.  Drane  James  Spencer 

G.  W.  Gardiner,  ACS  W.  Wells,  ACS 

C.  S.  Merchant,  ACS  John  A.  Webber,  ACS 

Chs.  Mellon,  ACS  F.  L.  Griffith 

Allen  Lowd,  ACS  CM.  Eakin 

H.  W.  Fitzhugh,  ACS  Samuel  Cooper 

Second  Lieutenants* 

W.  E.  Williams  Thos.  P.  Ridgeley 

Samuel  M'Kenzie  W.  C.  De  Hart 

Ed   Harding  James  A.  Chambers 
James  Green,capt  st  A  Q  M    Joshua  Barney 

Abm.  G.  Fowler  W.  S.  Maitland 

Martin  Thomas  P.  Morrison 

George  W.  Whistler  James  Grier 

L  S.  Hepburn  Thomas  P.  Ingalls 

Jacob  A.  Dumest  W.  C.  Young,  brevet 

Henry  Gilbert  John  J.  Schuler,  brevet 

THIRD   REGIMENT    OE  ARTILLERY. 

Colonel,  Walker  K.  Armistead. 
Lieutenant  Colonel^  Wm.  Lindsay. 
Major ^  James  Bankhead. 

Cafitaint. 
Roger  Jones,  It  col  br  col  st    Wm.  Laval,  maj  br 
S.  B  Archer,  col  staff  Mann  P.  Lomax 

John  A.  Burd,  maj  br  Rufus  L.  Baker 

Th.  Stockton,  maj  br  Felix  Ansart 

Henry  K.  Craig  S.  Spotts,  brevet 

First  Lieutenants. 
Eneas  Mackay,  br  JohnA.Dix,aid  to  G.Brovrn 

J.  W.  Thompson  Lewis  G.  De  Russey 

Jos.  P.  Taylor,  A  C  S  br        Thomas  Childs,  ACS 


Army  of  the  United  States. 


209 


G.  S.  Wilkins 
C.  VT.  rhruston,  adj 
Thomas  J.  Baird,  ACS 
Upton  S.  Frazer,  ACS 
Thomas  VV.  Lendrum,A  C 
J.  W.  Phillips 

Second 
George  W.  Corprew 
W.  S.  Newton 
W.  B.  Davidson 
Clif.  Wharton 
Z.  I.  D.  Kinsley 
John  L'Engle,  ACS 
A.  Brockenbrough 
L.  A.  Rigail,  AC  S 
John  Smith 
H.  Garner 
Fs.  N.  Barbarin 


Jas.  D.  Graham 
J.  R.  Vinton 
R.  B.  Lee 

S.  S.Smith 
Samuel  Ringgold 


Lieutenants. 
J.  H.  Winder 
Rawl.  Lowndes 
John  M.  Tufts 
W.  H.  Kerr 
Charles  Thomas 
John  F.  Scott 
Charles  G.  Smith 
Walter  Gwynn,  br 
Campbell  Graham,  br 
Isaac  Trimble,  br 


FOURTH   REGIM£NT    OP  ARTILLERY. 

Colonel,  J.  R.  Fenwick,  brevet. 
Lieutenant  Colonel^  Wm   Macrea,  brevet 
Major,  Wm.  Wilson,  brevet. 
Cafitains. 


E.  Humphreys,  maj  br 

B.  K.  Peirce 

M.  M.  Paine 

JohnR.  Bell 

William  Wade,  ordnance 


M.  S.  Massey 

Wm.  L.  M'Clintock,  ACS 

I.L.Gardner,  cap  st  A  Q  M 

Ji)hn  Monroe,  ACS 

Jac.  Schmuck,  br 

J.  W.  Ripley 

Hugh  K,  Mead,  ACS 

Patrick  H.  Gait 

James  Monroe 


Wm.  F.  Hobart 
G.  N.  Morris 
John  Erving 
Abm.  L.  Sands 
L.  Whiting 

Firat  Lieutenants. 

\.  A.  Adam^ 
Charles  Despenville 
John  C  Kirk 
L  M.  Washington 
W.  Wright 

Harvey  Brown,  ACS 
Joseph  N.  Chambers 
Joseph  Strong 


Second  Lieutenants. 
Charles  Ward  Ethan  C.  Sickles 

Henry  A    Thompson  James  R.  Blaney 

Ww.  Turnbull  George  C.  Hutter 

S  2 


210  Army  of  the  United  States. 

Wm.  H.  Bell  John  B.  Scott 

E.  G.  W.  Uiitler  Horace  Bliss 

S.  B.  Dusenbury  William  Cook 

E.  R.  Albert!  William  Rose 

Clark  Bardine  Thompson  B,  Wheelock,  br 

William  W    Wells  John  Pickell,  br 

J.  C.  Holland  Henry  H.  Gird,  br 

Edward  C  R-oss 

FIRST   REGIMENT    OF   INFANTRY. 

ColoneU  T   Ohambers. 
Lieutenant  Colonel,  Z.  Taylor. 
Major,  R.  Whartenbury,  brevet. 
Ca/itains* 

D.  E.  Twiggs,  mai  br  T  F.  Smith 
Stephen  W.  Kearney  R.  B   Mason 
James  H.  Gale  Wm.  H  Ker 
W.  V.  Cobbs  Garston  Powell 
G.  Loomis  George  C.  ^Spencer 

First  Ueutenants. 

E.  A.  Hitchcock  Const.  Pierce 
Rt.  C.  Brent  E.  Davis 

W.  R.  Joiiett  Alfred  Mitchell 

Samuel  L.  Isett  E.  J.  Lambert 

Thomas  Barker,  ACS  W.  Malcelm 

Second  Lieutenants. 

J.Mackenzie  Thomas  P.  Gwynne 

Jasper  Strong  Jeiferson  Vail 

Thomas  J.  Ayres,  adj  W.  M  Boyce 

Mart.  Burke  George  A.  M'Call 

Samuel  M'Ree  John  J.  Abercrombie,  br 
William  Day 

SECOND   REGIMENT   OF    IJfEANTRY. 

Colonel^  Hugh  Brady. 

Lieutenant  Colonely  W.  Lawrence,  brevet. 

Major ^  Enos  Cutler,  brevet. 

Cahtaina, 
Alexander  R.  Thompson,br     W.  Hoffman 
Newman  S.  Clark,  br  J.  H.  Wilkins 

E.  Boardman,  br  G.  Dearborn 

J.  H.  Ballard  T.  Staniford 

T.  J,  Be^ll,  bx  Dc  Curti? 


Army  of  the  United  States,  211 

First  Lieutenants. 

B.  A.  Boynton  Seth  Johnson 

Owen  Ransom  Joshua  B.  Brant,   cap  st  A 

James  Young,  ACS  Q  M  br 

Walter  Bicker,  jr.  ACS  John  Clitz,  adj 

K.  M.  Harrison,  cap  st  E.  K.  Barnum 

C.  F.  Morton,  A  Q  M 

Second  Lieutenants, 

Henry  Smith  J.  B.  Pendleton 

Edwin  V.  Sumner  J.  S,  Gallagher 

Edmund  B.  Griswold  Benjamin  B.  Wright 

Samnel  L.  Russel  Thompson  Morris 

David  Brooks  George  W.  Folger,  br 
Carlos  A.  Waite 

THIRD    REGIMENT    OE    INFANTRY. 

Colonel^  N.  Pinkncy. 

Lieutenant  Cr.lonel^  John  M'Neal,  jr.  Colonel  brevet, 

Major^  D.  Baker,  brevet. 

Cafi  tains* 
William  Whistler  J.  Garland 

John  Bliss  W.  Browning,  br 

Benjamin  Watson,  maj  br       J   S.  Nelson,  br 
Hez.  Bradley  S.  H.  Webb 

John  Green  W.  G.  Belknap 

First  Lieutenants. 
John  B.  Clark,  ACS  James  Dean,  adj 

Ed.  E.  Brooks  A.  Musser 

Andrew  Lewis,  ACS  Hor.  Webster 

T.  J.  Harrison  Hy.  H.  Loring 

R.  C.  Pomeroy  Samuel  W.  Hunt 

Second  Lieutenants. 

U.  N.  Baker,  ACS  Otis  Wheeler 

James  W.  Webb  Hy.  Bainbridge 

Benjamin  Walkec  Georee  Wright 

L.  N.  Morris  John  D.  Hopson 

Stewart  Cowan  Allen  M.  Wright  ,br 
James  B.  Allen 

FOURTH   REGI3IENT    OF    IWpANTRY, 

Colonels  D.  L.  Clinch. 

JAtutenant  Colonel^  G.  M.  Brooke,  Colonel  breYct, 

Myor^  Williatq  Bradford, 


2\t  Army  of  the  United  States, 

Cafitain.9. 
Saunders  Donoho  Philip  Waerer 

James  H,  Hook  Henry  Wilson 

J.  S   M-Intosh  R.  M.  Sands 

Janaes  M.  Glassel,  maj  st        F.  W.  Brady 
Francis  L   Dade  H.  R.  Dulany 

Fi7's£  Lieutenants. 

Wm.  Lear  E.  Webb 

Jer.  Yancey  Wm.  M.  Graham 

G.  W.  Allen  Edw.  Alexander 

J.  Page  Thomas  Johnson 

Lee  Slaughter  Jos.  B.  Shaw 

Second  Lieutenants. 

W.  H.  Mann  T.  Burk 

Arthur  W.  Thornton,  ACS  Edward  N.  Dulany 

John  J.  Jackson,  adj  Westwood  Lacey 

Geo.  Mount2  Eustace  Trenor 

J.  B  Triplet  Samuel  Wragg,  br 
Wm.  Martin 

FIFTH   REGIMENT    OF    INFANTRY. 

Colonel^  Josiah  Snelling. 

Lieutenant  Coloru'l,  VVilloudrhby  Morgan. 

Major y  J.  H.  Vose,  brevet. 

Cafitains. 
C.  Larrabee,  mai  br  Matthew  I.  Magee 

S.  Burbank,  maj  br  Charles  L    Cass 

Georee  Bender,  A  Q  M  T.  F.  Hunt,  AQM 

M.  Marston,  maj  br  J.  Plympton 

J.  Fowle,  jr.  D.  Wilcox 

First  Lieutenants. 
Rt,  A.  M'Cabe,  br  G.  Lowe 

JNathan  Clark,  ACS  P.  R.  Green,  adj 

T.  Hunt,  ACS  C.  Burbridge,  ACS 

J.  M'llvain  J.  B.  F.  Russell,  ACS 

M.  Scott  C.  C.  Hobart 

Second  Lieutenants. 

Jos.  M.  Baxley  St.  Clair  Denny 

W.  E.  Crugcr  David  Hunter 

Phineas  Andrews  Albert  Lincoln 

W.  Alexander  John  R  Wilcox 

Seth  M.  Capron  Henry  Clark,  hr 
Julius  A.  d'Lagncl 


Army  of  the  United  States.  213 

SIXTH    REG11VIEI9T   OF    INFAWrRT- 

Colonel,  Henry  Atkinson,  Brigadier  General  brevet. 

Lieutenant  Colonel,  Henry  Leavenworth,  Col.  brevet- 

Malory  Alexander  Cumniings. 
Cafitains, 
W.  S.  Foster,  maj  br  Woa.  Armstrong 

Dan.  Ketchum,  maj  br  Beanet  Riley 

Th.  Haaailton  Ja.nes  S.  Gray 

W.  iVIartin  Ephraim  Shaylor 

Wm.  Haile  J.  Clark,  jr. 

First  Lieutenants. 
John  Gantt  Samuel  Shannon 

Gab.  Field  Zalmon  C.  Palmer,  ACS 

C.  Pentland,  adj  W.  D.  M'Cray 

Thbs.  W.  Kavanaugh  Wm.  N.  Wickliffe 

Jacob  Brown,  ACS  Jno.  Bradley 

Second  Lieutenants 
N.  I.  Cruger  W.  W."^aillard 

Thos.  Noel  Jason  Rogers 

W.  \V.  Morris  D.  M.  Porter 

Joseph  Pentland  David  Moniac,  br 

SEVENTH   REGIMENT    OK    INFANTRY. 

Colon,' It  Matthew  Arbuckle. 

Lieutenant  Colonel,  J.  B.  Many. 

Major,  A.  R.  Woolley. 

Cafitaina. 
W.  Davenport  Nathaniel  Young 

John  Jones  G.  Leftwich 

J.  S.  Allison  TrumanCross,  A  Q  M  maj  st 

George  Birch  Daniel  E.  Burch 

R.  B.  Hyde 

First  Lieutenants. 
H.  Berryman  Wm.  N.  Bronaugh 

G.  Murdock  Rich.  Wash 

J.  Wheelock  B    L.  E,  Bonneville 

Jno.  Philbrick,  ACS  J  B.  Hobkirk 

N.  G.  Wilkinson  Pierce  Butler 

Second  Lieutenants. 
John  Stewart  Alexander  H.  Morton 

W.  S.  Colquhoun  Francis  Lee 

W.  W.  Outlaw  J.  R.  Stephenson 

Edgar  S,  Hawkins  Thomas  Johnson 

R.  D.  A.  Wade      ^  Thomas  M^Namara,  br 

James  Dawson,  adj 


214 


Consuls,  Agfent?,  &c. 


INTERCOURSE  WITH  FOREIGN  NATIONS. 

DIPLOMATIC    DEPARTMENT. 

Ministers  Plenifiotentiary,  89000  each.  Sec^rys ^%20QO. 
Emeland^  Richard  Rush,  John  A.  Smith, 

Fvince,  Albert  Gallatin,  Daniel  Shddon. 

Bussta,  Henry  Middleton,  Charles  Pinkney. 

S/iaiU:  John  Forsyth,  John  J.  Appleton. 

Portugal,  Henry  Dearborn,     Thomas  L. L.  Brent. 

Charge  d'  Jljf aires, 
Netherlands^  Alexander  H.  Everett. 
Sweden,  Christopher  Hughes,  jr. 

Consuls  of  the  United   States   in   foreign 
Countries. 
In  Great  Britain  and  Ireland. 
Thomas  \spinwall,  Consul,    London. 

Javics  M  ury,  — 

Herman  Vi'ger,  — 

Kathaniel  G.  Ingraham,  jr.      — 
Robert  W  Fox,  — 

Wiiiiam  Davy,  — 

Thorn: IS  .^uidjo,  -r- 

Joel  Hart,  — 

H:irvv  Strong,  -^— 

Thomas  E-glish,  — 

J  cob  Mark,  — 

Samuel  Luke,  — 

Bernard  Henry,  — 

Martin  Birkman,  — 

T^iomas  Wvnns,  — 

Wiiiiam  R  Higjnbotham, 
John  Storr,  — 

In  Russia. 
Abraham  P  Gibson,  Consul,    St.  Petersburg, 

In  Sweden  and  JVbrway. 
David  Erskine,  Consul,    Stockholm. 


Liverpool. 
Bristol. 
Plymouth. 
Falmouth. 

—  Kingston  up.HulI 
— f-        Cowes. 

—  Leith. 
-^        Glasgow. 

—  Dublin. 
>—        Cork. 
— .        Belfast. 

—  Gibraltar. 

—  Isle  of  France. 

—  Turk's  Islands. 
Agent,     Bernmda, 

—  Nassau,  N.  P. 


C.  A.  Murray, 
Henry  Ja'.son,jr. 
Robert  M.  Harrison, 


John  Rainals, 
Robert  Jacques, 
Nathan  Levy, 


In  Denmark. 
Consul, 

Agent, 


Gothenburg. 

Christiansand. 

St.Bartholomews. 

Copenhagen. 
I.  St.  Cruz. 
1.  St.  Thomass 


Consuls,  Ageats,  &c. 


215 


In  Germany. 

Edward  Wyer,  Consul,    Hamburg. 

Frederick  J.  Wichelhausen,      —        Bremen. 
John  G.  Boker,  —        Remscheid. 

In  the  Netherlands. 


John  W.  Parker, 

Consul, 

Amsterdam, 

Emanuel  Wamuersie, 



Rotterdam. 

DrtVid  Parish, 

— 

Antwerp. 

Louis  Mark, 

_- 

Ostend. 

John  Holiingsworth, 



I.  St.  Eustatia. 

Cortland  L.  Parker, 

— 

I.  Curracoa. 

Abraham  E.  Soesman, 

Agent, 

Ba  tavia. 

Thomas  Trask, 

Consul, 

Surinam. 

In  France  and  its  dependencies. 

Isaac  Cox  Barnet, 

Consul, 

Paris. 

Daniel  Strobel, 

_» 

Bordeaux. 

Joshua  Dodge, 



Marseilles. 

Alexander  de  Tubeuf, 

^ 

Cette. 

Francis  C.  Fenwick, 

— - 

Nantes. 

Edward  Church, 

«_ 

L'Orient. 

Reuben  G.  Beaslej', 

—. 

Havre  deGrace 

Silas  Maren, 

— 

I.  Martinique. 

Francis  B.  Faures, 

Agent, 

I.  Guadaloupe. 

In  Portugi 

il  and  Brazil 

Israel  P.  Hutchinson, 

Consul, 

Lisbon. 

Alexander  Barton, 

Oporta 

Condy  Raguet, 



Rio  de  Janeiro. 

Woodbridge  Odlin, 

— 

St.  Salvador. 

James  H.  Bennett, 

... 

Pernambuco. 

Jo<5e  dos  Santos  Monteiro, 



Maranhao. 

John  H.  March, 

.^« 

I.  Madeira. 

John  B.  Dabney, 



Fayal. 

Samuel  Hodges,  jr. 

— 

CapedeVerdI 

In 

Spain. 

John  M.  Hall, 

Consul, 

Cadiz. 

Richard  M'Call, 

,,^ 

Barcelona. 

Ob;^diah  Rich, 

.^ 

Vi.lencia. 

George  (i.  Barrel!, 

— 

Malaga. 

Robert  Montgomerv, 



Alicante. 

Francisco  Xavier  de  Ealo 

1,          — 

Bilboa. 

2f6 


Consuls,  Agents,  &c. 


George  Theodore  Ladico, 
John  O'Sullivan, 
George  W.  Hubbell, 
John  Warner, 
D.miel  Giraud, 
Judah  Lord, 
Jonn  W.  M'Fadon, 
JtiGob  B.  Comegys, 


Agent, 


Minorca, 
I.  Teneriife. 
I.  Manilla. 
Havanna. 
St.  JagodeCubao 
Pcrto  Rico. 
Matanzas, 
Trinidad  de  Cuba. 


In  Tuscany .^  Sardinia^  Austria. 

Thomas  Appleton,  Consul,    Leghorn. 

Robert  Campbell,  —        Genoa. 

Victor  A.  Sasstrno,  —        Nice.. 

George  Moore,  —       Trieste. 

In  ihe  Kingdom  of  the  two  Sicilies, 

Alexander  Hnmrnett,  Consul,    Naples, 

H-nry  Preble.  —        Palermo. 

John  Broadbent.  —        Messina. 


In  the  Barba^y  States. 


William  Shaler, 

Con.  Gen. 

Townshen<l  Sftith, 

Consul, 

Thomas  D.  Anderson 

9                  *"" 

John  MuUowny, 

In  China. 

Algiers. 
Tunis. 
Tripoli, 
Tangier. 


Richard  R.  Thomson,  Consul,    Canton. 

In  Hayti. 
Andrew  Armstrong,  Agent,    Port  au  Prince. 

James  E  Brice,    Con.  Com.  Agent,    Cape  Haytien. 
Charles  A.  Davis,  —        Aux  Cayes. 

In  the  Sandivich  Islands. 
John  Coffin  Jones,  jr.  Agent. 

In  Mexico, 
William  T  <vlor.  Con.  Com.  Agent, 
Joseph  M.  Espada,  Agent, 

In  Cdumbia. 
Jno.  M.  M'Pherson^Con.Com  Agent, 
Robert  K.  Lowiy,  Ageiit, 

In  La  Plata 
Alfred  P.Edwards,  Agent, 

William  G.  Miller,  — 


yera  Cruz. 
Campeachy. 

Carthagena. 
La  Guayra. 

Buenos  Ayres. 
Monte  Video. 


foreign  Ministers,  &c.  in  the  U.  States.       217 

In  Chili. 
Michael  Hogan,  Agent,    Valparaiso* 

Agents  for  Claims^  Isfc. 
London,  TtiOcn..s  Aspinwall. 
FartSy  Isnac  Cox  B  irnet. 
Chilis  kS'c.  John  !i.  P'-evost. 
Buenos  Ayres^  ijfc.  John  M,  Forbes. 
Venezuela^  i^c.  Charles  b.  Todd. 

MINISTERS,  CONSUL:^.  AND  COMMISbAKlEA 
OF  FOREIGN  POWERS. 

REEIDENT  IN  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

From  France. 
Count  «^e  Menou,  Charge  d*  Affaires. 
M.  Laborie,  attached  to  the  Legatiitn. 
M.  Petry,  Consul   General   to  the  United  States,  at 

Washington. 
M.  de  la  Forest,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
M.  De  Valnais,  Consul,  Boston. 
M.  Le  C-mpte  D'EsinnvlUe,  Consul  at  New-York. 
M.  Le  Marquis  de  Fo-.geres,  Consul,  Charleston. 
M.  Thierry,  Consul  ad  interim,  B  xitimore. 
M  Guillemin,  Cousi-l,  at  New  Orleans. 
M.  Conteaux,  Vice-Consul,  at  Norfolk. 
M.  Lagan.  Vice-r.onsul,  at  Portsmouth,  N.  H. 
M.  Thomasson,  Vice-Consul,  at  Savannah. 

From  Great   Britain, 

The  Rt.  Honourable  Straiford  Cannhjg,  Envoy  Extra* 
ordinnry,  and  Minister  Plenipotentiary. 

Gibbs  C.  Antrobus,  Esq.  Secretary  of  Legation — absent; 

Henry  Parish,  Esq.  Private  Secretary. 

Foley  Wjjmot,  Esq    attached  to  the  Legation. 

Anthony  St.  John  Baker,  Esq.  Consul  General,  Wash- 
ington,— absent. 

James  Baker,  Esq.  Secretary,  now  actuig  Consul  Gen. 

James  Buchanan,  Esq.  Consul  tor  the  City  and  State  of 
New -York. 

George  Manners,  Esq.  Consul  for  Massaoh.  at  Boston. 

Donnald  Mackintosh,  Consul,  N.  Haivpshi.efic  Maine. 

John  Crawford,  Jisq.  Consul  fcrMaryland,  Baltimore. 
T 


S}0    ForeigD  Ministers,  &c.  in  the  U.  States. 

William  Gray,  Esq.  Consul  for  Virginia,  Norfolk. 
Benjamin  Mnodie,  Esq.  Consu'  for  North  and  South 

Carolina,  and  Georgia,  Chtr.eston. 
Anthony  Mcilan,  E>q.  V  c— Consul,  Wilmington,  N.Co 
Jonn  Diividson,  E>q  Conaul  for  Louisiana,  N.  Orleans. 
Jam.  s  Stewatt,  Consul,  New-London, 

Jonn  Bernard  Gilpin,  Esq.  do.      Newport,  R.  I. 

Gilbert  Ri^rtson,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Jatnes  Patton,  Esq.  dctmg  Vice-Con.  Alexandria,D.C<r 
James  Wallace,  Esq.  do.       Savannah. 

From  Russia. 
Baron  de  Tyull,  Envoy  Extraordinary  and  Minister 

Plenipotentiary. 
G.  Ellison.  Counsellor  of  Legation. 
Baron  d-  M;.litz,  Secreiary  of  Legation. 
I.  Ivanhcff,  Coi>sul  General,  Philadelphia. 
Alexis  Eusraphieve,  Consul,  Boston. 
T.  Swif  ,  Vice-Consul,  Alexandra. 
I.  G.  Bogert.  Vice-C<)nsul,  New- York. 
Edw  rd  Hollander,  Vice-Consul,  New-Orleans, 
Ch  ides  Pindar,  Vice-Consul,  Pensacola. 
Edward  J.  C  le,  Agent,  Baltimore. 
Fortescue  Whitde,  A^ent,  Norfolk. 
John  Prince,  Agent,  Salem. 
Ebenezer  Mayo,  Agent,  Portland. 

From    Spain, 

His  Excellency  Den  J  aquin  de  Anduaga,  Envoy  Ex- 
traordin^ry  and  Miaistfr  Pleiapitentiary  from  the 
King  of  Sp^in,  at  Washington. 

Don  Hil ario  de  Rivas  y  Sal  u on,  Secretary  of  Legation. 

Don  Bartoleme  Kenguenet,  Consul,  Philadelphia 

Don  Thomas  Stougi'ton,  Consul,  New-York. 

Don  UHymandoChacon.Consulfor  N. Hampshire, Mas- 
sac).usetis.  Connecticut,  Vermont,  6c  R.  I.  Boston, 

Don  Bernardo  Mab.gamba,  Vice-Consul  at  Providence, 
Rnovk- Island. 

Don  Pablo  Chacon,  Consul,  Norfolk. 

Don  Antociio  Argotte  Vilialobos,  Consul  for  Louisiana. 

Don  Carlos  Molvey,  Vice-Consul,  Savannah. 

Don  Jua  ;  Baptista  Bernabeau,  Cor»sul,  Baltimore. 

Don  Joaquin  Zamorano,  Consul,  Alexandria. 

Don  Diego  Morphy,  Vice-Consul,  Natchcs. 


Foreign  Ministers,  kc.  in  the  U.  States.     2|9 

Don  Felix  Trude-iu,  Vice-Consul,  Nttchitoches. 
Den  Juan  Galbertc  Ortega,  Vice-Con&u],  St.  Louis. 

From   Portugal. 

Cheval  er  Con^tancio,  Charge  cl*  Affaires. 

Henry  W.  ^schmidt,  attached  to  the  Legation. 

J.  B.  Pereira.  Consul  General,  for  Pennsylvania,  Dela- 
ware, and  District  Colun  bia. 

F.  V.  Spinoza  da  Cam;  ra  Perestrello,  Consul  General 
for  Mnssuchusetts  and  New-Hampshire— 'Hoston. 

D.  M.  Gallard,  Consul  General,  tor  Coast  of  Gulf  of 
Mexico. — New-OrJeans. 

•J.  J.  R.  Zuzhrte, Consul  Gen.  for  Maryland,  Baltimore* 

E.  A.  Lobatro.  Consul  (ieneral  for  New-York  and 
East  Jersey — New-York. 

From  Prussia. 
His  Excellency  Frederick  Greuhm,  Minister  Resi- 
dent.—Absent, 
Ralph  B.  Forbes,  Consul,  Boston. 
Jacob  Sperry,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Louis  Trapman,  Consul,  Charlestons 
J.  W.  Schmidt,  Consul  N*-w-York. 
Vincent  Nolte,  Consul,  New-Orleans. 
J.  P.  Kraft,  Consul,  Baltimore. 

From  the  Netherlands. 
Viscount  de  Quabeck,  Charj^e  d*  Aff^ii-es. — Absent. 
J.  C.  Zimmerman,  Consul,  New-York. 
P.  G.  Lechleitner,  Consul,  Philadelphia. 
Jonathan  Swift,  Consul,  Alexandria. 
Moses  Myers,  Consul,  Norf  Ik, 
Jacob  R.  Valk,  Consul,  Charleston. 

F.  Wright,  Consul,  Savannah. 

From    Denmark. 
Chev.  Peter  Pederson,  Minister  Resident  and  Consul 

General,  Philadelphia. 
John  Bohlen,  Vice-Consul,  Philadelphia. 
George  Hammeken,  Consul,  New-York.     , 
Charles  W.  Greene,  Vice-Consul,  Boston. 
Henry  G  Jacobsen,  Vice-Consul,  Baltimore. 
Jonathan  Swift,  Vice-Consul,  Alexandria. 
Moses  Myers,  Vice-Consul,  Norfolk. 
Hanson  Kelly,  Vice-Consul,  Wilmington,  N.  C. 


t20    Foreign  Mioistcrs,  &c.  in  the  U.  States, 

James  H.  Ladson,  Vice-Consul,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
WiHiam  Wyer»  Vice-Consul,  New-Orleans. 
Nicholas   M.   Petersen,  Vice-Consul,  f«  r  Georgia  and 
East  Fl  rid:^ Savann  h. 

From  Sweden  and  Norway. 

Baron  De  Stackelberg,  Charge  d'  Affaires. 

Severin  Lorich,  Consul  General.  Philf«delphia. 

John  P.  Frodin^,  Boston,  Vice-Consul  for  Massachu- 
setts, Vermont,  New-Hampshire,  and  Maine. 

J.  Swift,  Vice-Consul,  Alexandria,  D.  C. 

J.  F.  Breue,  Vice-Consul,  Norfolk. 

Wi'liam  W.  f^o(Jm;in,  Vice-Consul,  Washington  and 
Newbern,  N.  C. 

Edmund  B"d5e,jr.  Commerc.  ARent.Wilmington.N.C. 

James  C.  Bur-ill,  Vice-Cot.sul,  for  North  Carolina,  and 
Sou'h-Ca  oin- — Chariest  n. 

Charles  Wcstfeldt,  Vice-Consul,  Savannah. 

John  A.  Mrrlc,  do.  New-Orleans. 

From  Hamburg, 
Charles  N.  Buck,  Consul  G«»neral,  Philadelphia. 
John  W.  Schmidt.  Vice-Cwsul,  N^  w-York. 
Fretlcick  Charles  Gr;^f,  Vice  Cofhsul,  Baltimore. 
Anthonv  Charles  Cazmove,  Vic**-Consul,  Alexandria. 
Jacob  Wulf,  Vice-Consul,  Charleston. 

From     Ttiscany, 
Baron  de  Lederer,  Consul  for  New- York,  New-Jersey 

Pennsylvania,  Delaware,  and  Maryland. 
John  F.  Mansony,  Consul,  N  Engiand  States,  at  Boston. 

From  Austria. 
Baron  de  Lederer,  Consul,  New-York. 

From  Sardinia, 
Gaspare  Deabbate,  Constd  General,  Philadelphia. 
S.  V.  Bnuland,  Vice-Consul,  New-York. 
TeofiloF.  Dougherry,  Vice-Consul,  Baltimore. 
Giulio  F.  Bretre,  Vice-Consul,  Norfolk. 
Henry  J.  Oliver,  Vice-Consul.  Boston. 
F.  D  Petit  de  Villers,  Vice-Consul,  Savannah. 
J.  D.  Viel,  Vice-Consul,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
P.  F.  Dubour?,  Vice-Consul,  New-Orleans. 

From  Bremen  ^  Lubec. 
H.  D.  Wichelhausen,  Cousul  General,  Baltimore. 


Custom  House  Officers,  &c.  22  i 

CUSTOM  HOUSE,  FOR  THE  DISTRICT  OF  BOS- 
TON AND  CHARLESTOWN. 

The  Custom  House  opeas  in  the  summer  season  at 
9  o'clock,  A.M.  and  shuts  at  2 o'clock,  p.m.  In  the  win-o 
ter  season  it  opens  at  10  o'clock,  A.  m.  and  shuts  at  2 
o'clock,  P.  M. 

Collector's  Drfiartment, 
Collector^    HeiiF)  A.  S.  Dearb(.rn. 
J^hval  Officer,  Thomas  Melville. 
Deputy  Jsi'aval  Officer^  Sanmel  Parker. 
Debenture  L'ttrk,  Samuel   Parker. 
John  Whe -Iwright,  John  Biugham,  >   cierAs, 
VVilliam  Palfrey,  > 

Defiuty  Collector's  Department, 
Deputy  Collector^  Nathaniel  Tracy. 
Adams  Baiiev,jr    John  Howe,       )    ^/.^t, 
Robert  Farley,  Ezra  Davis,  S   '-^^'^'^' 

Coastwise  Clearance  Department, 
John    Johnson,  William  Rowson,    >    Qi^^f^^ 
Joseph  Stevens,  J 

Surveyors, 
Elbridge  Gerry.        Deputy,  John  Skinner. 
Insfiectora  in  Boston  and  Charlestonvn. 
John  Popkip.s         G.  Johnson  G.  Durant 

Joseph  W.Homer  Charles  Lincoln     Thomas  Welles 
Darius  Boardman  John  Minot  Henry  Harris 

J.  F.  Barber  A.  W .  Thaxter    FrancisG.DebloIs 

EDenezer  Clough  John  N.  Welsh       Daniel  Rhodes,  jr. 
R.  B.  Hewes  Nathan  Fisk  HoraceH.Waisoi 

Jotham  Lincoln,  jr.  Hingham.    Joel  Wilcut,  Cohasaet, 

Weighers  and  Guagers,  Boston  &  Charlestown, 
Thomas  Rice  W.  R.  Lee,  jr.        Joseph  Loring 

James  S.  Lovell      John  Champney     Louis  Deblois 
Mariner  of  Teas^  and  Prover  of  Spirits, 
Samuel  Draper. 
Publick  Appraisers. 
William  Little,  Isaac  Waters     A.  H.  Gibbs,  Clerk, 

Measurers  of  Salt  and  Coal. 
Thaddeus  Page     Joseph  Grafton       L.  H,  CsgODd 
J,  L.  Tracy  James  Ridgway 

T  % 


£22  Custom  House  Officers  in  Massachuaets. 

Boarding  Offict^  of  the  Customs* 
Joseph  W.  Homer. 

Commander  of  the  Revenue  Cutter, 
Samuel  H.  Trevett. 
Lewis  Girdler,  Ffst  Lieutenant. 
Pern  T.  wnsend,  fi^cond  Lieutenant, 

lV<ird^-nft  of  the  Port^^avd  Svrx'eyors  of  the  Damage 
on  fes*/"/*  8c  Cari^ocs^  Michaei  Hopkins,  Benj.  Smith. 

Keefier  of  the  Custom  Houne^  Nathaniel  Paine. 

Pilots  for  On  nvard  Dn>,  Port  and  Harbour  of  Boston^ 
Josiah  Avres,  Lenael  Ayres,  luVin  Sargent. 

Inward  Div.  R.  Coombs,  John  Wilson,  Robert  Knox. 


COLLFCTORS  OF  THE  CUSTOMS  IN  OTHKR  PLACES. 

William  R  ynrtn  ri  Lee  John  HRwes.Yriv-Bedford 

Sa-em  Klf  Brverly.  J.^mes  Prince    JVeivhur-fi, 

B.  Crowninsbield  Martleh.  StephenThacherPa.s^ffwy. 

Wm.»'earre,jt.  G/^.wc^«r.°r  Daniel  Lane           Belfast 

V,  i-yhL.G  eeriBa^mtable  Josiah  Hook        Penobscot 

Jos'^ph  F.  Wii'srate     Bath  ZabdielSampsonP/ymow/A 

N  th»   Wiliams  Di^hton  Isaac  r^ley,  jr.    Portland 

Th'^s  Cook,  jr.    Edirorton  Daniel  (Granger          Suco 

'E.'^J&vx'is  Frenchman*s  B.  DenE>y  M'Cobb   Waldobo, 

Asa  \nflrews        Ifisivich  Francis  Cook      Wiscos  et 

Joseph  St'jrer  Kcnnebunk  Jeremiah  Bradbury    York 
Martin  r .Morton^Vanrt^c/t. 

J\raval  OfHcers* 

Henry  Elkins,    \  l^^'""  ^  ^^^"'^^  S^^"'  JVewburyfi, 
'  *    \  Beverly, 

Surveyors  and  Inspectors, 

John  Saunders,  \  f^'"",^  liezek\^h?rmceThamas!n 

'  I  Beverly.  ,      ,,   ,  ^  •.  5     Portland 

Josnua  Prentiss    Marbleh.  ^^^'^  ^^^^^^  I  Falmouth 

Wm.  Cross  Meivbury/iort  Isaac  Carter        jiugu.Ha 

Ebenezer  Dale  Gloucester  Nathan  Fiske  Cambr*fiort 

Pilots. 
Gloucester,  James  Sayward,  and  William  Say  ward. 


'1     ■  ■'  -*B" 

APPEJ^DIX. 

COMPRISING  SUNDRY  ADDITIONS  AND  ALTERATIONS* 


Page. 

37  Dele  Benjamin  Greene,  J.  P.  Boston,  ddceased. 

40  Insert  as  Counsellors  at  Law  John  Stuart,  Wm, 
T.  Andrews,  Mark  Moore,  John  P.  Bigelow, 
John  M,  Fiske,  Russell  Jarvis,  Joljn  T.  Uin- 
throp,  and  dek  the  same  as  Att -n  eys  at  S.  3.  C:, 

43  Attorneys  at  C.  P.  for  Benjamin  V\hcaton,  read 
Benj  '.min  Wheatland,  and  for  H.  Prince,  read 
Joseph  H.  Prince. 

45  Dele  Joseph  St<^ne,  J.  P.  Boxboro',  deceased. 

5?>  Dele  Lerou  1  Packard,  N.  BridgewatvT,  deceased. 

54  Insert  as  Attorneys  at  S.  J.  C.  Welcome.  Young, 

of  Halifax,  and  Alexander  Wood,  of  Hanover. 
Omit  them  from  C  P.  Omit  John  Thou. as  from 
S.  J.  C.  his  name  being  correctly  inserted  as 
Counsellor  at  Law, 

55  Insert  jun.  after  the  name  of  James  Sproat,  Clerk 

of  the  Courts. 

68  Read  Charles  Sedgwick,  Lenox,  not  Strckbridge. 

69  Dele  Luther  Bartlett,  J.  P.  Adams,  and  insert  at 

Williamstown. 
ro  Insert  Robert  F.  Barnard,  Notary  Publick,  at 

Sheffield. 
72  Insert  Enos  Foord,  Register  of  Deeds,  Norfolk. 
82  Dele  David  ()sgo«d.  d.  d.  Medforr!,  deceased. 
86  Dele  David  BatcheKer,  Oxford,  deceased. 
122  De'ie  Brigadier  Gen.  William  Sullivan,  resigned. 
174  Dele  Isaac  Rand,  m.  d.  deceased. 
187  Insert  John  L  Wilson,  Governor  of  S.  Carolina. 

**  Associated  Infitrucfor^-  of  Youth  in  the  City  of 
Boston  and  elscivhtre  .** 
Incorporated  January  27,  1818. 
President^  Thomas  Pay  son,  Esq.  a.  m. 
Secrtta-nf,  Isra»-1  Alger,  jr.  a.  m. 
Treasurer,  H  .11  J  Kelly,  a.  m. 
Lfb'-anan.  Ephraitn  H.  Farrar. 
Trustees,  E')enezpr  Pemherton,  ll.d.  and  Messrs. 
BcDJamia  Holt,  aod  Jonathan  SnelliDg. 


SIJ4  Courts  in  Maioe,  [Appendix. 

SITTINGS  OF  THE  COURTS  IN  MAINE. 

Hufireme  Judicial  Court, 

SPRING  CIRCUIT. 

York,  at  York,  last  Tuesday  in  April^Cumberlandt 
Portland,  1st  Tuesday  in  May.— Zinco/n,  Wiscassett, 
3d  Tuesday  m  May. — Kennebeck,  Augusta,  4th  Tues- 
day in  May.-^5om<rraf^  NorridKew*5ck,  1st  Tuesday  ia 
June — Hancock,  Cystine,  2d  Tuf  sday  in  June.—  Wash' 
ington,  Machias,  3d  Tuesday  in  June, 

FALL    CIRCUIT. 

York,  Alfred,  4tli  Tuesday  of  August.^ Ox/orrf, 
Paris,  2d  Tuesday  in  September. —  Kennebeck,  Augus* 
ta,  3d  Tuesday  in  Septe^nber  —  Penobscot,  URu^or^  1st 
Tuesday  in  Och her. —Hancock,  Castire,  2d  Tuesday  in 
OctobT.— Z-inco/w,  Wiscasset,  3d  Tuesday  in  October* 
-^Cumberland,  Portland,  3d  Tuesday  next  after  the 
3d  Tuesday  in  October. 

Court  of  Common   Pleas, 

York,  Alfred  2d  Tuesdays  of  February  and  Octo- 
ber.—York,  last  Tuesday  of  May. 

Cumberland.  Portland,  1st  Tuesday  of  March,  3d 
Tu<:sday  of  lune,  and  2d  Tuesday  of  iJecember. 

Oxf6>  d,  P  .ris,  last  Tuesday  cf  February,  and  third 
Tuesday  of  August 

Lincoln,  Warren,  4thTuesday  of  December.— W'ls^ 
casset,  4th  Tuesday  of  April .-^Topsham,  4th  Tues- 
day of  August.  *  .      ..    . 

Kennebeck,  Augusta,  2d  Tuesdays  of  April,  August, 
and  December 

•    Somerset,  Norridgewock ,  2d  Tuesdav  of  March,  last 
Tuesday  of  June,  and  1st  Tuesday  of  November. 

Hancock,  Castine,  3d  Tuesday  of  March,  2d  Tues- 
day of  Ju'y,  and  3d  Tuesday  of  November. 

P€n>bftcot,  Bangor,  1st  Tuesday  of  January,  and  3d 
Tu'-sda\  of  June. 

Washinf^ton,  Machias.  1st  Tuesday  of  March>  and 
34  Tuesday  iu  September. 


Appendix,]  List  of  Stages.  225 

LIST  OF  STAGES. 

27te  houarg  at  v'htch  they  fiut  v/i .  and  day/i  and  hourt 

on  which  they  leave  find  return  to  JBoaton, 

Albanv  mail  by  N-  rt'  an  pton,  ft(  rr  EarU 's,  24  Han- 
over-st.  Mon.  \\'<  d.  and  FrJ.  2  morn  Anrves  Tutsd. 
ThuTS. &  Sn. r  P  M.—B  bpringficld, leaves  Ej  rle's,  24i 
Haiiov!"r-st.  Tuev.  Tlmr  .  and  SM.  at  2  am  Ai .  Mf  n. 
Wed.  8c  Fri.  at  7  p.m. — Rv  Brattjeboro*.  from  Sh^ter's 
22  Hanover-st.  Mot..  Wed.  &  Fri.  at  2  a.m.  Ar.  T  ues. 
Thurs.  &  Sat.  at  ^  past  8  p.m. 

Amherst,  V\indsor  &  Burlington,  from  Riley's  Back- 
st,  Mon.  Wed  &  Fri.  at  7  a.m.  Arrives  Tues,  Thurs. 
and  Saturday  at  4  p.m. 

Andover,  throup,h  Reading,  from  D^^venp'  rt's,  \nn- 
•t.  every  dav,  (Sun.  excepted)  at  3  p.m.  Anives  same 
days,  at  10  a,  M. 

bridgewater  and  New  Bedford  mail,  from  Boyden's, 
c  ty  tavern.  Mend.  Wed.  &  Frid.  at  5  mom.  Arrives 
TiiesripytThnrj-dav  a*  C  S^turd.  y  t  venlng. 

Erirlc*  wa  e  &  i^^  ndoly  h,  frm-  Ac  ms  and  Balch's, 
Indian  Queen,  Bn  mfield  ?ane,  Tues  Thurs.  &  Sat.  at 
12  noon.     Arrives  Men.  Wid-  &  Fri.  at  12  noon. 

Cambridge,  leaves  Eagle  Tav.  Tvemont-st.  ev.  day 
at  12  8c  6.     Ar  Ives  9  morn,  anc  half  p^.st  2  evening. 

Canton,  from  Barnard's,  Elm-st  Tues.  Thurs.  and 
Sat  at  3  even.    Arrives  same  days  at  10  morn 

Concord  Hanover  8c  Burlington,  n  ail  pilot,  over  Lon- 
donderry turnpike  from  Barnard's:,  9  Elni-st.  Monday, 
Wed  8c  Fri.  at  7  mom.  Arrives  Tues.  Thursday,  8c 
Saturday,  at  2  eve. 

Concord,  (Mass)  Groton  8c  Lunenburg,  front  S'ater's 
22  Hanover-st,  Tues.  8c  Thurs.  at  8  motn  Su.toWin- 
chendon  8c  Wf^stford,  at  5  morn.  Arrives  Monday, 
Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  6  everiing. 

Concord  and  Keo  e,  leaves  Slater's,  H^-nover-st.  in 
summer,  on  Sun  8c  V\'ed,  at  4  morn.  8c  on  Fri.  2  mom. 
Arr.  Mond.  Thurs.  8c  Sat.  at  7 even.  In  winter,  leaves 
Mond.  Wed.  and  Fri''.  at  4  mom.  Arrives  I'uesday, 
Thursday,  and  Saturday,  at  8  evenirg. 

Conro'd  8c  Plynrouth,  (IS.H.)  expedition  line,  leaves 
Barnard's,  E'm-st.  Tues.  Thur.s,  8c  Sat.  at  3  morn,  and 
arrives  Mond*  Wed.  and  Fri.  at  8  evening. 


^€6  List  of  Stages.  [Appendix. 

Concord,  N.H.  from  Davenport's,  Ann-st.  Mon.  Wed. 
anH  Fri  4  morn.    Arrives  Tues  I'hurs  &  Sit.  4  even, 

Dedham,  leaves  Cobb  s,  Brcmfield  lane,  Mon.  Thur. 
and  Sat  at  5  even.    Arrives  same  days  at  9  mom. 

Dedham,  from  B  irnani's  every  day,  (^un.  excepted) 
at  4  even.    Arrives  same  days  at  10  morning. 

Dorchester  &  Milton,  from  Patterson's,  Elm-st.  ev- 
ery day  (Sun.  exc.)  at  5  morn,  in  summer,  and  4  even, 
in  winter.    Arrives  10  morning  every  day. 

Eastern  mail,  from  Davenport's,  Annst.  every  day, 
at  2  morn.    Arrives  every  day  at  10  evening. 

Framingham,  leaves  Slater's  Hanover-st.  on  Wed. 

6  Sat.  at  2  even.    Arrives  Tues.  &  Fri.  at  10  morn. 
Gloucester  &  Cape  Ann,  leaves  Hamilton's,  Elm-st. 

every  day  (Sun.  cx.j  half  past  11  morn.   Arrives  every 
day,  at  1  even. 

Haverhill,  Exeter  &  Dover,  (by  the  upper  road) 
from  Davenport's,  Ann-st.  on  Tu.  Th.  and  and  Sat.  iA 

7  morn.    Arrive  Mon  Wed.  &  Fri.  at  6  even. 
Haverhill,  froni   Davenport's,   Ann-st.  Tu.  Th-  & 

Sat.  at  10  mom.    Arrives  Mon.  Wed  &  Fri.  at  1  even. 

Haverhill  &  Concord,  Riley's,  Back-st.  Mon.  Wed. 
&  Fri.  at  4  morn.    Arrives  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat.  at  4  even. 

Hingham,  from  Barnard's,  Mbq.  Th.  &  Sat.  at  4 
even.    Arrives  at  10  morn,  same  days. 

Marshfield  and  Duxbury,  from  Boy^en's  city  tavenr, 
Wcl.  &  Sat  at  8  morn.    Arrives  Tu  &:  Fri.  at  6  even. 

Marblehead,  from  Boy  den's,  city  tavern,  e*ery  day, 
(Sun.  ex.)  at  5  even.    Arrives  at  10  mori^. 

Medford,  from  Patterson's,  Mon.  Tu.  Th,  &  Fri.  at 
1  ev?n.  Wed.  &  Sat,  at  half  past  12,  and  6  evening. 
Arrives  every  day  at  9  morn.  (Sun.  except.) 

Medway,  from  Adams',  Lamb  Tav.  Newbury-st. 
leaves  Tu.  and  Sat.  at  3  even.  Arrives  Mon.  &  Fri. 
at  11  morn. 

New  York  Commercial  mail,  by  Worcester,  Staf- 
ford &  Hnrtford,  from  Earle's  daily  at  1  morn.  Arrives 
at  12  night. — Middle  Line  from  Earle*s,  Hanover-st. 
Tu.  Th.  &  Sun.  at  7  mora.  Arrives  Mon.  Wed.  & 
Fri.  it  6  even. 

Newburyport,  Exeter  &  Portsmouth  accommoda- 
tion, from  D?*v€nport's,  Ann-st.  every  day,  (Sun.  ex.) 
at  8  morn.    Arrives  at  5  even. 


Appendix.]  List  of  Stages.  227 

Newbury  port,  Exeter  &  Dover  accommodation,  from 
Davenport's,  Aimst.  every  day,  (Sun.  ex)  8  mom. 
Arrives  every  dii^  at  7  evening. 

Newbury  port,  from  Davenport's,  Ann-st.  every  day, 
(feun.  ex.)  ..t  12  mom.    Arrives  at  1  even. 

Newport,  Taunton  and  New  Bedford,  from  Adams 
&  B.lch's,  Biomlieid  lane,  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat.  5  morn. 
Arrives  Mon.  Wed.  &  Fri,  at  6  even. 

Newport,  Taunton,  Bnstoi  &  N.  Bedford,  over 
Taunton  turnpike,  from  Adams  and  B&lch's,  Indian 
Queen,  Bromtieid  lane,  Mon.  Wed.  &  Fri.  5  morn. 
Arrives  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat  at  6  even. 

Needhara  &  Newton  from  Barnard's,  Mon.  Tu. 
Wedns.  Thur.  &  Sat  at  4  eve.  Arrives  at  10  morning 
same  days. 

Plymouth,  Sandwich  &  Falmouth,  from  Boyden's, 
city  tavern,  Tu.  Th.  &  Sat.  at  4  morir.  Armes  Wed, 
Fri  &  Mon.  at  4  even. 

Plymouth  and  East  Bridgewatf'r,  leaves  Pettes  & 
Hamilton's,  Mon.  Wed.  &  Fri.  %t  §  A.  M.  Returns  Tu, 
Th.  &Sat.  at5  f.M. 

Providence  mail,  from  Bgyden's,  city  tav.  Mon.Wed. 
&  Fri.  at  half  pa?t  7  morn.  Arrives  same  days  at  5  ev. 
Leaves  again  Fu.  &  Fri.  at  1  ^ven.  meets  steam  boat 
at  ProvWence,  Wed.  &  Sat.  at  7  morn,  leaves  Sun.  Tu. 
Th.  &  Sat.  at  9  mom     Arrives  every  day  at  5  even. 

Quincy,  from  Barnard's,  Elm-st.  Mon.  Tu.  Th.  & 
Sat.  at  4  even.    Arrives  at  10  iporn.  same  day. 

Salem,  from  Boy  den's,  city  tav.  every  day  at  9  morn. 
Arrives  at  5  even. 

Salem  mail,  from  Boy  den's,  every  day,  (Sun.  ex.) 
at  4  even.    Arrives  at  9  morn. 

Salem  &  Beverly,  from  Bovden's  every  day,  (Sun.ex.) 
at  5  even.     Arrives  at  10  morn. 

Salem  &  Gloucester,  from  do.  every  day,  (Sun.  ex.) 
at  half  past  11  morn.    Arrives  at  1  even. 

Salem,  leaves  do.  every  day,  6  even.  Arrives  at 
half  past  9  morn. 

Waltham,  from  Patterson's  Elm-st  every  day,  at  Ci 
even.    Arrives  at  10  morn.  (Sun.  ex.> 


228 


Table  of  Interest. 


[^Appmdix^ 


A  TABLE  of  SI  VIPLE  INTEREST,   at  Six  per  Cent. 


princi- 1  i   week.  ;  i  montli.  j 
pal.     1  d.    c.  m.  ',  d.    c.  m.  | 

3  months.  F 
d.    c.  m.  } 

6  months.    1 

.  year. 

d.    c.  m.    1 

d.  c.  m 

Ct8.IO 

000 

000 
001 

001 

003 

006 

20 

000 

003 

0      06 

0X2 

30 

000 

001 

004 

009 

018 

40 

000 

002 

006 

0x2 

0      2   4 

50 

000 

002 

007 

015 

030 

60 

000 

003 

009 

0     I  8 

036 

70 

000 

003 

0      I    0 

0      2  4 

04; 

80 

001 

004 

0      I    2 

024 

048 

90 

0    0  I 

004 

0     I   3 

027 

054 

Doll 

001 

005 

0     I  5 

030 

060 

2 

002 

010 

030 

060 

0    12   0 

3 

004 

0     I  5 

045 

090 

0    18   0 

4 

005 

020 

060 

0    12    0 

0    24   0 

5 

006 

025 

0     7  5 

0    IJ    0 

0    30   0 

6 

007 

030 

090 

0  i8  0 

0   36  « 

7 

009 

035 

0  xo  5 

0  21  0 

0  42  0 

8 

010 

0     40 

0  12  0 

0  24  0 

0  48  0 

9 

oil 

045 

0  13  5 

0  27  0 

0  54  0 

10 

0x2 

050 

0  15  0 

0  30  0 

0  60  0 

ao 

0      2  J 

0  10  0 

0   30  0 

0  60  0 

I    20   0 

30 

037 

0  ij  0 

0  45  0 

0  90  0 

I    80   0 

40 

050 

0  20  0 

0  60  0 

I  20  0 

2   40   0 

50 

062 

0  25  0 

0  75  0 

I  50  0 

300 

60 

0     7  5 

0  ^0  0 

0   qO    0 

I   80  0 

3  60  0 

70 

087 

0  35  0 

150 

2    10    0 

4  20  0 

80 

0  10  0 

0  40  0 

I  20  0 

2   40    0 

4  80  0 

90 

0  II  2 

0  45  0 

I  35  0 

2    70    0 

5  40  0 

100 

0  12  5 

0  50  0 

I  50  0 

300 

600 

ftOO 

0  25  0 

I     00 

300 

600 

12    0  0 

300 

0  37  5 

I   50  0 

4  50  0 

900 

x8     0  0 

400 

0  50  0 

200 

600 

12      0   0 

24    0  0 

500 

0  62  5 

2  50    0 

7  50  0 

15      0    0 

30    0  0 

600 

0  75  0 

300 

900 

18      0    0 

36    0  0 

700 

0  87  5 

3  50  0 

10  50   0 

21      0    0 

42    0  0 

800 

100 

400 

12      0    0 

24     0  0 

48    0  0 

900 

I   12  5 

4  50  0 

13  50  0 

27      00 

54    0  «> 

1000 

I  25  0  ,.  5     00 

15     0  0 

30      0    0 

60     0    a 

N.  B.    The  ufe  of  this  Table  x  \  oe  eaiily   underttood  by  the  follow 
ing example;  vl/..  Againlt  10  dollars  you  will    find  the  mterett  for  > 
week  to  oe  i  cent  and  2  milles  ;  for  a  month,  5  cents ;    for  3   ia»»t«t>| 
li  cenu  i  for  6  months  30  cents  j  for  i  year,  60  cciita. 


Afifiendix.']  GOLD  TABLES. 


22r 


TABLES  of  the  Value  of  the  Gold  Coins  of  Great- 
Britain,  France,  and  Spain,  according  to  theAct  of  Con- 
gress of  April  29. 1816. 

GREAT  BRITAIN  AND  PORTUG.M.. 


f(rf{. 

ct 

^r 

\ct 

^r 

\ct. 

dwt. 

•  value 

c/w^ 

value 

dwt. 

r  value 

L 

3 

9 

yz 

17 

63 

1 

89 

8 

7.11 

l.*) 

13,33 

2 

7 

10 

37 

IS 

67 

2 

1,78 

9 

8,00 

16 

14,22 

3 

11 

11|40 

19 

71 

3 

2,67 

10 

8,89 

17 

15,11 

4 

14 

12 

44 

20 

^^4 

4 

3,03 

11 

9,78 

18 

16,00 

5 

18 

13 

48 

21 

78 

5 

4.44 

12 

10,67 

19 

16,89 

6 

22 

14 

5i 

22 

81 

6 

5,o.) 

13 

11,55 

20 

17,78 

7 

Ji 

15 

35 

23 

85 

7 

6,22 

14 

12,44 

8 

29 

16 

59 

GOLD  COINS  OF  FRANCE. 


grs.  ct.]irr^ff.\srr 

CA 

(  flfwr. 

value 

divt.  value 

divt. 

value 

»      3 

Q  (33 

'7 

^2 

• 

87 

8       6,98 

15 

13,09 

«  ,  7 

10 

36 

'8 

6.5 

2 

J. 7.5 

9 

7,85 

16 

13,96 

3    '• 

11 

40 

«^ 

(.8 

3 

1.62 

10 

8.73 

7. 

14.83 

4    14 

m 

44 

20 

79 

4 

3t49 

It 

9,60 

18 

15.71 

5    '« 

•3 

47 

91 

7r. 

5 

4.36 

J2 

10,47 

19 

16.58 

6     22 

'4 

,5« 

22 

^c 

6 

5.23 

>3 

l',S4 

20 

»7.45 

7    25 

1.5 

.5.5 

23 

X4 

7 

6,11 

>4 

ie,!21 

8   29^i6'58 

GOLD  COINS  OF  SPAIN  AND  DOiMINIONS 
OF  SPAIN. 


,§T«  Ct. 

»   I  3 

2  I  T 

3  ji. 

4  jM 

5  j»7 

6  I21 


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vuiut 

divt. 

vuiue 

84}    8 

6,72 

1.5 

12,60 

1,68 

9 
.10 

7.56 
8.40 

16 

17 

13,44 
14,28 

3*36 

11 

9.24i   18 

15,12 

4,  fee 

12 

10,08    19 

15,06 

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10,92'  20 

16,80 

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83Cr  Rates  of  Dockage,  &c.        [Appendix, 

Rates  of  Dockage,  Wharfage,  and  Storage,  as  estab^ 
lUhtd  at  the  Boston  Fiery  or  Long  Wharfs 

DOCKAGE. 

Vessels  under  50  tons    -       -        -    25  cents  per  day. 
Vessels  fr':tn  50  to  100  tons,    -        -    J3 
Vessels  from  100  to  150  tons,  -    45 

Vessels  fmm  150  to  20G  t.ns,  -    55 

Vessels  from  200  to  300  tons,  -    6/ 

Vessels  from  300  to  400  to. is,  -    88 

Vessels  from  400  to  500  tons,  -  110 

Vessels  from  500  to  600  tons,  -  133 

Vessels  from  600  to  800  tons,  -  188 

Larger  vessels  in  proportion. 
Double  the  above  rate  of  iJockai^e,  is  to  be  paid  by 
all  vessels  coming  to  the  north  aide  of  the  whart,  above 
the  T —  whether  lying  next  the  whar^  or  making  fast 
to  a  vessel,  lying  at  the  wharf. 

WHARFAGE. 

Anchors, 50  cents  per  hun. 

Anvils,         -----      2  each 
Barrels,       -        -        -        -        -      4 
Half  barrels,  kegs,  firkins,  -        -      2 

Bags  of  Hops,     -        -        -        -  10 
Bags  of  Coffee,  Cocoa,  Pimenta, 

bugar,  Pepper,  &c.  -        -      3 

Bales  of  Cotton,  -        -        -  10 

Baies  of  Goods,    -        -        -        -  12^ 

Boards,  Staves,  and  Hoops,  -        -  25  per  tn. 
Boxes  Cigars,      -        -        -        -      1 
Boxes  of  Chocoiate,  Candles,  Lem- 
ons, (rlass,  and  Soap,       -        -      3  each 
Boxes  of  Ha V  anna  Sugar,   -        -      7 
Boxes  of  Tea,      -        -        -        -      2 

Boxes  tf  Brazil  Sugar,  -        -  30  per  ton 

B -xes  of  R  iisins,         -        -        -      leach 
Boxes  of  Cards,  -        -        -        -      5 
Boxes  of  Pipes,    -        -        -        -      6 
B.xes  of  Wine  and  Cider,    -        -      2  ner  dozen 

Boxes  and  Packages  of  Goods,    -  12^  each 
Biiadles  of  Suovels  i.td  Pan?,        -      4  eacii  bundle 
Baits  from  100  to  IjO  gadous,       -     Ij  each 

Bricks,        -        -    .    -        -        -  23  per  m. 


Appendix,]        Rates  of  Wharfage,  &c.  231 

Cofft  e  in  bulk,    -  -        -  30  per  ton 

*'    Much  i  in  sacks  -        -  6 

Chests  of  B-hea  Tea,  .        -        -  12^ 

Half  Chests,    do.        -        -        -  6| 

QuTter  Chests,  da     -        -        -  3 

Hyson  and  Souchong  Teas,  -  3 

Cases,  crates,  and  trunks,  -        -  12^ 

Coals, 30  per  chaldron 

Cordage  and  Hemp,  -        -        -  30  per  ton 

Clapboads,  -        -        -        -  20  per  m, 

Camho  ses  and  Stoves,        -        -  10  each 

Casks  ot  Nails,  -        -        -  4 

Cheats  of  Oil,      -        -        -        -  2 

Cannon,      -        -        -        -        -  25 

Ch>irs, 2 

Duck,  (Russia J    -       -       -       -  1  per  bolt 

•*     (Ravensj   -        -        -        -  ^ 

Flour,  -        -        ...      2 

Fish,   ------  2  per  quintal 

Grain  ot  all  kinds,       -        -       -      l  per  bushel 

Hampers  of  Bottles.    -        -        -  12^  each 

Hngsheads  and  Pipes,  -        -  10 

Hides,         -       -        -        -        -  1 

Hay,   ------  12  per  bundle 

Hoops,         -----  25  per  m. 

Hemp, 30  per  ton 

Ja'rs  of  0\\  Olives,  and  R-isins,   -      1  each 

Iron  and  Iron  Hoops,  -        -  30  per  ton 

Ke^s  of  Cracker.^,  small,     -        -      1  each 

Laths,  -----      6^ 

Lead  at. d  Shot,    -        -        -        -  30  per  ton 

Mahf  ftany.  -        -        -        -  3o  per  ton  480  feet 

Kirkins,      -        -        -        -        -      2  per  loops. 

Onions,        -----      4  per  100  bun. 

Plaster  of  Paris  and  Stone,  -        -  25  per  ton 

Packages  rf  Good*?,     -        -        -  12^ 

Reams  of  P^iper,  -         -        -       i 

Sscks  ot  Almonds  and  Feathers,        4  to  10  each 

Staves, 5  per  m. 

fehooks  (hhd.  and  pipe)       -        -      2  each 

Skins,  (eoatj        ...        -  10  per  100  skins 

Salt. 6iperhhd. 

Shingles,     -----      6i  per  m. 
Tierces,      -       -       -       .i       '      7  each 


232  Rates  of  Wharfage,  &c.        [Appendixt 

Trunks  of  Goods,  -  -  -  I2f 

Timber,      -        -  -  -  -  25  per  ton 

"    (ranging)     -  -  -  -  25  per  100  feet 

Wond  and  B  trk,  -  -  -  25  p  r  cord 

Empt.  Casts,     -  -  -  -  half  price. 

All  merchandize  shipped  qff'th^  whurf.  to  pay  the 
same  as  for  I'lnding.  excepting  such  gO'd&  an  ha-m-  fluid 
for  landing,  (md  not  having  been  carried  off  the 
whurfj  are  put  on  board  vessels,  within  one  month 
aftf  r  t  hey  are  landed. 

Goods  t.'ken  in  iignters,  or  otherwise  by  watrr^  from 
on  board  any  vessel  lyinj;:  at  the  wharf,  or  goo(  s  taken 
from  lighters  or  otherwise,  by  water  on  board  any  ves- 
sel lying  at  the  wharf,  to  pay  one  half  as  much  as  for 
landing;  the  said  half  wharfage  to  be  p.iid  by  the  ves- 
sel lying  at  the  wharf 

The  wharfage  of  goods  anded,  to  be  paid  by  the  sel- 
ler,  or  person  landing  the  same,  except  nvopd  and 
lumber,  which  is  t"  be  paid  by  the  purchaser. 

Goods  receive  '  from,  or  lo  (ded  on  board  coasters,  to 
be  paid  for  bv  the  captains  of  coasters  ;  unless  the  same 
are  shipped  or  received  by  persons  b*  longing  to  Boston, 
and  a  return  thereof  to  be  made  by  the  master  of  the 
coaster  to  the  wharfinger. 

Goods  broueht  on  the  wharf,  by  trucks  or  otherwise, 
for  public  sale,  to  pay  the  same  wharfage,  as  if  landed 
thereon - 

Vessels  hauling  to  the  wharf,  are  expected  to  have 
their  jibs,  spanker-bwjms,  an'i  spvitsail-yards  rigged 
in  ;  and  on  the  north  side,  to  huve  their  yards  topped, 
and  to  accommodc:te  oilier  vesst  Is  as  much  as  possible. 

No  bo.-\ts  are  to  be  pur  on  the  wharf;  n.r  sand,  grav- 
el or  other  baii^st,  to  Hp  larded  without  permission  of 
the  wharfingf-r;  nor  are  t)ie  dirt  or  sweep*  .rs  of  the 
hold,  or  cth-  r  articles  whirh  dr  vot  float,  under  any 
pretence  whateve- ,  to  be  t^irov/n  into  the  dock 

No  fire  is  allowed  to  be  kept  on  board  any  vessel 
lying  at  the  north  side  of  the  wh-^rf,  above,  the  V. 

Vessels  con)>ng  to  the  n<  nb  ^ide  of  the  wharf,  above 
the  T.  are  to  be  allowe.l  rw  o  d'^ys  orlv  to  discharge  or 
load  ;  and,  it  rase  the  birth  be  t'  en  wanted  bv  the  pro- 
prietor or  occupant  of  the  neighbouring  store,  the  ves- 
sel, that  has  laid  that  time,  must  remove  if  requested^ 


Appendix.]     Presidents,  &c.  tJ.  S.  Bank.  J33 


STORAGE  PER  MONTH. 


Bales  of  Coffee,  Cocoa,  &c. 
Bales  of  Cotton,  and  Bags  of  Hops, 
Bales,  Cases,  Crates,  &  Trunks,  - 
Barrels,        -        -        -       -        - 

Boxes  of  Glass,    -        -        -        - 

Boxes  of  Lemons,  ,       -        - 

Boxes  of  Sugar,    -        -       -        - 

Butts,  frofii  50  to  200  gallons. 
Casks  of  Raisins,  -        -        -        - 

Chests  of  Bht  a  Tea,   -        -        - 
Coals,  ------ 

Cordage,       ,        .       -        -       - 
Russia  Duck,       -        ,       -       - 

Fish, 

Grin, 

H?'mp,  -        -       -        -        - 

Hides,  -        .        -        -        - 

Hogsheads  and  Pipes,  -        -       - 
Iron,      - 

^At      .----, 
Tit'ces,        -        ,        -        _        . 


4  cents  e^ch 
25 

25 
10 

4 

6i 
20 
50 

4 
25 

60  per  chaldron 
33^  per  ton 

2  per  bolt 

5  per  quintal 

2  per  bushel 
100  per  ton 

3  cents 
33f  each 
25  D*-r  ton 
12^  per  hhd. 
20  each 


Presidents  and   Cashiers   of  the    Branches   of 
United  States  Bank. 

Philadelphia^  President.    'I  homas  Wilson.  Cashier. 

John  Andrews,  Assistant  C. 
Alexander  I.  Miller,  Transfer  Ueptitment. 
Portyineiith,  Edward  Cutts,  President.    Eben.  Wentworth.  Cashier. 
Boston,  Wiiiiar.  Gray,  Prtsid«^nt.  Samuel  Frothinghan:.  Cashier. 

fmirlenre,  Seth  Wht»ton.  President.    Nathan  Waterman  jr.  Ci:shier. 
Jdiddietor,  Enoch  Parscns,  Presi«Unt.     J.  P.  Kumhani,Cashier,pro  tetn- 
Jfeiv-Ti'rk,  Abraham  Lav  reiice.  Pvest.    M.  Robii^son.  Cashier. 
Baltimore.  John  Donnell,  President.         James  White,  Cashier. 
Jrp.rWwjrtt^,Ge«irg;e  Graham, President.  Bichard  Smith,  Cashier. 
Bichmcni,  M.  C.  Nichols.  President.       Chailes  I.  Nicholas,  Cashier. ' 
Viyrfolk,  George  Newton,  President.         Luke  V  heeler.  Cashier. 
CharleUon^  Josfph  Johnson,  President.  Peter  Bacot,  Cashier. 
Savannah^  John  Cummiag,  President.    James  Hunter,  Cashier. 
Toyetteville,  JoIhi  Huske,   f'resient.  Charles  West,  Cashier. 

JJrw-Orleam,  William  Nott,  President.  Charles  S.  West,  Cashi«r. 
Leuiiville,  S.  Ormsby,  Pre»ident.  lid  ward  Shippen,  Cashiers 

ChiUcothe,  William  Creiphton,  jr.  Pres.  A.  G.  Claypolt,  Cashier. 
Tittsburph,  A.  Tannehill.  President.        James  Correy,  Cifbier. 
Lexwgtcflf  James  Morrison,  Preudent* 

V  2 


234       Population  of  the  U.  States.     {Jippendix. 


POPULATION  OF  THE  UNITED  STA 
FOR  1790,  1800,   1810,  and  1820. 


FES. 


Statet.                      1790. 

1800. 

1810. 

1820. 

Maine,                   96^540 

151,719 

228,':0:. 

298,335 

N.  Hampshire,    141,886 

183,858 

214,460 

24i,16l 

Vermont,              85.539 

154,465 

217,895 

235,764 

Massachusetts,  378,787 

4522,846 

472,040 

623.287 

Rhode  Island,     68,825 

69,122 

76,931 

8S,069 

Connecticut,     237,946 

251,002 

261,942 

275,248 

New  York,        340, 120 

586,050 

959,049 

1,372,812 

New  Jersey,       184,139 

211,149 

246,562 

277,675 

Pennsylvania,    434.373 

602,546 

810,091 

1,049,398 

Delaware,            69,094 

64,273 

72,674 

72,749 

Maryland,          319,728 

341,548 

3d0,646 

407.350 

Virginia,            747,610 

880,200 

974,622 

1,065,366 

N.  Carolina,      393,761 

478,103 

566,500 

638,829 

S.  Carolina,       249,073 

345,591 

415,115 

502,309 

Georgia,               82,648 

162  686 

252,433 

340,989 

Alabama, 

2.000 

10,000 

127,901 

Missisippi, 

6,850 

30,312 

75,448 

Louisiana, 

76,556 

153,407 

Tennessee,          35,691 

105.602 

261,727 

422,813 

Kentucky,           73,677 

220,959 

406,511 

564,317 

Ohio, 

45,365 

230,760 

581,434 

Indiana, 

5,641 

24,520 

147,178 

Illinois, 

12.28;> 

66,211 

Missouri, 

15,815 

66,586 

Michigan  Ter. 

4,762 

8,896 

Arkansaw  do. 

6,000 

14,273 

District  Columbia, 

24,02;?- 

33,039 

Total, 


3,929,328    5,305,666  7.263,9:6  9.637,734 


JS/umbfr  of  Slaves  in  thu    United    ^tates^    included 
in  the  above  totals  of  1820. 


Rh.  Island,  48 
Connecticut,  97 
N.  York,  10,088 
N.  Jersey,  7,557 
Pennsyl.  211 

Delaware,  4,509 
Maryl.  107,30'> 
Virginia,  426,153 


N  Car«li.  205,017 
S  Caroli.  251,783 
(Georgia,  149,676 
Alabama.  39,879 
Missisippi,  3?,814 
Louisiana,  69,064 
Tennessee,  80.097 
Kentuck.  126,732 


Indiana,  190 

Illinois,  917 

Missouri,    10,222 
Arkansaw,  12,582 
District  of 
Columbia,  22,614 


1,531,486 
There  are  no  Slaves  in  Maine,  New-Hampshire,  Mas- 
sachusetts, Vermont,  Ohio,  or  Michigan. 


dppendix.]   Census  of  Towns  and  Cities.       235 


CENSUS  OF  TOWNS  AND  CITIES. 


Bangor 

Hallowell 

Balh 

Portland 

Portsmouth 

Concord 

Newburyport 

Salem 

Boston 

Nantucket 

Newport 

ProvidcT'ce 

Hartford 

New-Haven 

Albany 

New-York 

Trenton 

Newark 

Phila(l<^lphia 

Lancaster 

Harrjeburg 

Pit1sbur< 

Bahur:ore 

Washington 

Lexington 

Louraviile 

Columbus 

Cincinnati 

Richmond 

Alexandria 

Norfolk 

"Wilmington 

Raleigh 

Charleston 

Savannah 

Milledgeville 

Saini  Louis 

New  Orleans 

Saint  Augustin 

Census  of  the 
18  and  ends  at 


1800 

1810 

1820 

277 

850 

1221 

1364 

2068 

2919 

1225 

2491 

3026 

3704 

7169 

8583 

5339 

6934 

7327 

2052 

2392 

2828 

5946 

7634 

68^2 

9457 

12613 

12731 

24937 

33250 

43298 

5617 

6807 

7266 

6739 

7097 

7319 

7614 

10071 

11767 

5347 

6«;03 

6i)01 

5157 

6967 

8327 

5192 

9356 

12630 

60489 

96373 

123796 

3002 

3942 
6507 

70287 

96664 

115827 

44:92 

5405 

6633 

•  1472 

2287 

2990 

1565 

4768 

7248 

26514 

46535 

62738 

3210 

8620 

13247 

1^56 

4326 

5279 

283 

1357 

4012 
1500 

2540 

9642 

5537 

9745 

12067 

4921 

7227 

8228 

6927 

9193 

8478 

1689 

2633 

669 

2674 

18528 

24711 

37471 

5144 

5195 

7523 

1256 

2069 

1600 

10049 

10000 

24552 

41351 
6000 

towns  in  Massachusetts  begins  at  page 
page  26. 


23G  Census  of  Maint.  [Appendix. 

CENSUS  OF  MAINE. 


YORK    COUNTY. 


Towns. 

Saco 

Hollis 

Biddeford 

Arunriel 

Kennebunk 

Wells 

York 

Kiteiy 

Eliot 

South  Berwick 

Berwick 

Lebmnn 

Sandford 

Alfred 

Shapleigh 

C  .rnish 

Limerick 

Newfie  d 

Parsonsfield 

Lyman 

Waterborough 

Buxton 

Limington 

In  1810,  41,877.       46.283 

CUMBERLAND. 

Towns.  Population. 

8,jS3 
2,232 
1,6.^8 
2,50  J 
1,619 
2y795 
1.479 
1,793 
1,253 
2,9  >l 
1,562 
1,058 


Topulation. 
2,532 
1,762 
1,738 
2,478 
2,145 
2,660 
3,224 
1,886 
1,679 
1,475 
2,736 
2,^223 
1,831 
1,271 
2,815 
1,088 
1.377 
1,147 
2,355 
1,387 
1.762 
2..590 
2.122 


Freeport 
North  Yarmouth 
Mint 
Poland 
Thompson  Pond 

tation 
Danville 
Bridgton 
Harrison 
Cape 
Baldwin 
Otisfi^ld, 
Raytno  id 
New-Gloucester 
Falmouth 


Portland 

Scarborough 

Cape  Elizabeth 

Westbrook 

Standish 

Gnrhain 

Grav 

Win  J  ham 

Harpswell 

Brunswick 

Durhatn 

Pownal 


3,184 

3,679 

2,524 

1,353 

Plan- 

180 

l,085f 

1,16Q 

78% 

52 

1,12Q 

1.107 

1,388 

1,658 

1673 


In  1810,  31,245.       49.445 


LINCOLN. 

To-wm. 

Wiscasset 

Alna 

Whilefield 

Edgecomb 

Jtfferson 

Georgetown 

Woolwich 

Dresden 

Bath 

Phippsburg 

Topsham 

B(^wdoinham 

Bowdoin 

Litchfield 

Lisbon 

Lewiston 

Wales 

Waldoborough 

Bristol 

NobleboroQgh 

Newcastle 


Population,. 
2,i38 
978 
1,429 
1,629 
1,577 
1,165 
1,330 
1,338 
3,026 
1,119 
1,429 
2,259 
1.777 
2,12Q 
2,240 
1,312 
515 
2,449 
2,946 
1,583 
1.24S 


Appendix,'] 


Census  of  Maine. 


23f 


Boothbav  1,950 

Manhegin,  Island  68 

Warren  1,825 

St  George  1,325 

Thomaston  2,65 1 

CHindcn  1,825 

Union  1.391 

Hope  1.179 
Appleton,  Plantation   511 

Cashing  600 

Friendship  587 

Palermo  1,056 

Montville  1,266 
Plant  ticn  Montville    409 

Putnam  652 

Patrick  lown  292 


In  1810,  42,992.  53,189 

HANCOCK. 
Town*.  Pi^ulation. 

Belt'  St  2,026 

Waldo  Si45 

Brooks  318 

Swan  villa  503 

Prospect  1,771 

Lirc'inville  1,^:94 

Beimont  675 

INorUjport  939 

S^arsmont  675 

Kn.x  560 

Fr.:.kfort  2,129 

M'flroe  732 

Jackson  385 

Thumdike  543 

Bucksport  1,658 

T(»wnship  No.    8.  98 

Township  No.    1.  49 

Townshiu  N-s.  38.  i'9 

Township  Na  33.  14 

Ti.wijship  No.  21.  15 

Towriship  No.  20.  200 

Township  No  27.  47 

Township  No.  26.  103 

BluehiU  957 


Brooksville 

Castire 

Deer  Isle 

Edeu 

Ellsworth 

Goldsb  rough 

Isleborough 

Mouiit  Desert 

Orland 

Penobscot 

Sedgwick 

Slurry 

Sullivan 

Trenton 

Vinalhaven 


972 
975 

1,842 
764 
892 
560 
639 

1,349 
610 

1,009 

1,420 
428 
872 
639 

1,308 


Plantation  No.    7.  82 

PJaiitation  No.    8.  173 

Piantati(-n  No.    9,  133 

Plantation  No.  14.  67 

Pb^ntrttion  No.  15.  41 

Du'  k  Isl  .nd  18 

Mati(  i  us  Island  103 

Butter  Is!  nd  11 

Ea^le  Island  8 

Great  Spt  uce  Island  14 

Little  S]  ruce  Island  5 

Heach  Is'ar  d  8 

Hog  Island  5 

Mark  Isiand  7 

Mat^h.l'b  Island  7 

Bur  t  Coat  Island  218 

Placenti  ^  Island  39 

Loi  g  Island  19 

Black  Island  9 

Pond  Isiaiid  10 


In  1810  30,031.  31,^90 

KENNEBECK. 

Townt.  Population, 

Ciinton  l,oji6 

Winslow  935 

VassHiborough  2,434 

Augusta  2,457 

U^UoweU  2.919 


238 


Census  of  Maine. 


[Jlppendix^ 


Pittston  1.337 

Gardiner  2  053 

Sidney  1,890 

M)unt  Vernon  1,293 

Vf^nna  665 

Rome  533 

B  '.grade  1,121 

De-irb  rn  463 

Cleesterfield  612 

W'ilon  1,1-5 

T  u>p!e  6i5 

New  Sliaron  1,219 

Farmiiigton  1,938 

Waterville  1.7 '9 

China  894 

Fairfax  1,204 

Freedom  788 

Harlem  860 

Joy  505 

Malta  1,054 

Unity  978 
25  Mile  Pond  Planta.  202 
PI  ice  adjoining  Fairfax  26 

Moi.mouth  1,.^90 

L-eds  1,5  H 

Grene  l.."09 

Winthrop  1,619 

Readfield  1,51  J 

Fayette  8  4 

Wayne  1051 

In  1810,  32564.        42, n. ^3 

WASHINGTON. 

Totvns-  Popvlctitn. 

MacMiaF  2,0j3 

Jonesbovough  675 

Cohimbia  537 

Addison  5l9 

HaninG:ton  7<;3 

ClierrvfitM  241 

Township  ^&.  19  34 

Steuben  7fi0 

Township  No.  23.  70 

Calais  418 


Robbinston 

424 

Perry 

407 

Dennysville 

557 

Plaritaaon  No.  15. 

201 

Plantation  No.  16. 

114 

PlanU*tion  No.  20 

50 

Eastport  ^ 

1,937 

Lubec 

1,430 

Plantation  No.  17. 

48 

do.      No     7. 

74 

do.      No.    6. 

61 

do.      No.  14. 

29 

do.      Nw.  10. 

154 

do.      No.    9. 

264 

do.      No.  11. 

362 

do.      No.  12. 

182 

do.      No.  18. 

20 

do.      No.  13. 

47 

Hrulton  Plantation 

116 

N.  Lin-erck 

27 

Plantation  No.  3. 

211 

In  1810,  7.870. 

12,74 

OXFORD. 

Towns,                         PopulatUtn. 

Puis 

lfc44 

N'.Tway 

1/.94 

Sumner 

1,055 

Greenwood 

509 

W  ,o(isU)ck 

3>^2 

Porer 

487 

Denm-rk 

792 

Fryeburg 

1,057 

Hiram 

700 

Brownfield 

747 

Lovell 

430 

Sweden 

249 

WHterf->rd 

1^035 

Fryeburg  addition 

129 

do.  Academy  Grant  40 

Bradv  and  Eastn.  Grant  8 

B<tct)f  Idors 

91 

Hebron 

1727 

Turner 

1,726 

Jppendix.]  Census  of  Maine. 


239 


Buckfield 

1,501 

Livermjre 

2.174 

Hartford 

1,133 

Jay 

1,6U 

Dixfield 

595 

Weld 

489 

No.  4. 

171 

No.  2. 

97 

Chandler's 

Gore 

42 

Rumford 

871 

Peru 

343 

Township 

No.  6. 

323 

Letter  E. 

40 

Letter  B. 

6 

Towns.  No.  1. 1st.  Ran.l58 
do.  No.  3.  2d  Range  23 
do.     :vo.  8.  155 

do.    No.  7.  113 

Mexico  148 

Btthel  1,267 

Albany  288 

Gilead  328 

Ketcham  44 

Newry  304 

Audover  368 

Andover  Gore  31 

Howard's  Gore  67 

Holmes,  or  A.  No.  2.      34 
HaiT:blin*s  Grant  65 

In  1810,  17,630.        27,104 

PENOBSCOT. 

Tnvn^t.  Fopulation. 

Atkinson  245 

Bangor  1,221 

Corinth  296 

Dtpcter  461 

Extter  582 

Foxcroft  211 

Guilfjrd  325 

Garland  275 

Levdnt  143 

N.  Charleton  344 

Urono  415 


Sangerville  310 

Sebec  431 

VViiliamsburg  107 

Plantat.  No. I.  3d  range207 

do     No.  1.4tli  range  72 

do.    No.  1.  5ih  range  83 

do.     No.  1.  6tri  ranj^e    2 

*io.    No.  3.  6th  range215 

do.    No.  1. 7th  range  150 

do.    No.  2.  7th  range  61 

do.    No.3.  7.h  range  97 

do.    No. 5. 8th range  172 

do.    No.  6.  9fhrai^ge  12 

Gore  Siaie  Lind  37 

PlantHtion  No.  2.  108 

Plantation  No.  1.  62 

Hampden  1,443 

Newberg  329 

Dixmont  515 

Etna  194 

Carniel  153 

Jarvis  Gore  139 

Eflington  271 

Township  No.  4.  125 

do.      No.  2,  18 

do.      No.  1.  99 

do.      No.  3.  146 

Hermon  266 

Townsh.No.3.  3d rangel31 

Newport  5i0 

Oritgion  1,029 

Brewer  744 

Matawasca  1,114 

13,fc70 

SOMERSET. 

Tnvns.  Populatiun. 

Canaan  1,4  <0 

Bloomfield  869 

Madison  881 

Cornville  652 

Corina  411 

Palm;.ra  366 

Athens  59© 


240        Census  of  New-Hampshire.    {Appendix, 


Harmony  584 

Hartland  411 

Northhill  482 

Solon  468 

St.  Albans  Sri 

Ripley  325 

Ringham  336 

Moscow  286 

Warsaw  315 

No.  7.  7th  range  44 

Parkman  255 

No.  5.  Chandlerville     155 
No.  1,  3d  range  41 

Town  North,  No.  1,  3d  r.  1 
Million  Acres,  N.  Har- 
mony 90 
No.  9,  8th  range  73 
No.  3,  3d  range  20 
No.  2,  East  of  Moscow  19 
Norridgewock  1,454 
Fairfield  1,609 
Starks                         1,053 


Anson  948 

Mercer  743 

Strong  862 

Nv  Portland  8i7 

Phillips  634 

Avon  450 

Industry  796 

Kmgfit'ld  464 

Eviibden  664 

New  V)neyard  591 

Freeman  517 

East  Pond  Plantation   144 
Mount  Abraham  37 

Plifita.  No.  1.  3d  range  27 
do.    No.  2,  2d  range  28 
do.    Na  2, 1st  range  98 
No.  1, 1st  range  2jO 

No.  1,  2d  range  66 

In  1810,  12,910.        21,787 

Whole  Tot.Maine,298,135 
In  1810,  228,705 


CENSUS  OF  NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

ROCKINGHAM  COUNTY. 

Greenland  634 

Hampstead  751 

Hampton  1,098 

Hairpton  Falls  572 

Hawke  421 

Kensi'gton  709 

Kingston  847 

Londonderry  3,127 

Loudon  1^94 

Newcastle  932 

Newington  541 

New  Market  1,083 

Newtown  477 

Nonhfield  1,304 

North  Hampton  764 

North  wood  1,260 


TtmiM. 

Population. 

Allen's  Town 

433 

Atkinson 

563 

Bow 

935 

Brentford 

892 

Candia 

1,283 

Canterbury 

1,696 

Chester 

2,262 

Chichester 

1,010 

Concord 

2,838 

Deerfield 

2,133 

East  Kingston 

443 

Epping 

1,158 

Epsom 

1,336 

Exeter 

2,114 

Gosport 

66 

ilSppendix.]    CeDSus  of  New-Hampshire.        241 


Kottingham 

Pel  hum 

Pembroke 

Piitsfield 

Piaistow 

Poplin 

Portsmouth 

Ray  mond 

Rye 

Salem 

Sandown 

Seabrook 

Southampton 

Stratham 

Windham 


1.120 

1,040 

1,256 

1,178 

492 

453 

7,327 

961 

1,127 

1,311 

527 

885 

416 

892 

889 


In  181C,  50,175.        55,246 

STRATFORD. 

Towns,  Population- 


Alton 

Barnstead 

Barrington 

Brooktitld 

Burton 

Centre  Harbour 

Conway 

Dover 

Durham 

Eaton 

Effingham 

Farmington 

Oilman  town 

Guilford 

Lte 

Madbury 

Meredith 

Middlecon 

Milton 

M'Uitenborough 

New  Durham 

New  Hampton 

Ossipee 

Ossipee  Gore 

Rochester 

W 


2,058 

1,805 

1,610 

690 

209 

486 

1,365 

2,871 

1,538 

1,071 

1,368 

1,716 

3,527 

1,816 

1,224 

559 

2,416 

482 

1,232 

1,279 

1,168 

1,500 

1,793 

195 

2,471 


Sanbornton 
Sandwich 
Som-^Ts  worth 
Tarn  worth 
Straffi^rd 
TuttcV.boro* 
Wakefield 
Woltboro* 


3,329 
2.368 
841 
1,442 
2,144 
1,232 
1,518 
1,794 


In  1810.  41,595         51,li7 

HILLSBOROUGH. 

ToTDHt.  Population. 


Amherst 

Andover 

Antrim 

Bedford 

Boscawen 

Brooklir.e 

Bradford 

Deeriiig 

Dunbarton 

Dunstable 

Fisiiersfield 

Fra'icestown 

G  off- town 

Gi-eenfield 

Hancock 

Heuniker 

Hillsborough 

Holies 

Hopkinton 

Lyndeborough 

Litchfield 

Manchester 

Mason 

Merrimack 

Milfurd 

Mount  Vern'>»i 

New -Boston 

New-Ipswich 

New-London 

Nottingham  West 

Peterborough 

Salisbury 


1,622 
1,642 
1,330 
1,375 
2,113 

592 
1,318 
1,415 
1,450 
1,142 

874 
1,479 
2,173 

974 
1,178 
1,900 
1,982 
1,543 
2,437 
1,168 

465 

761 
1,313 
1,162 
1,243 

729 
1,686 
1  278 

924 
1,227 
1,500 
2,010 


242         Census  of  New-Hampshire.     [Jlppendix, 


Sharon 

391 

Unity 

1,277 

tSociety  Land 

153 

Walpole 

2,020 

Sutton 

1,573 

Wasiiiiigton 

992 

Tenii»le 

752 

Weud  .ii 

603 

Warner 

2,246 

V\  tsiujoreland 

2,029 

Weare 
Windsor 

2,781 

237 

Winciie^ter 

1849 

____ 

Wilton 

1.070 

In  1810,41,042. 

45,376 

Wilmot 

670 

GRAFTON. 

Towns. 

Population. 

In  1810.  49,149. 

53,ad4 

Auxandria 

7^7 

CHESHIRE. 

Bath 

1,49^ 

Towns. 

Population. 

B^-thlehem 

467 

Ac  worth 

I,i79 

Bridgewater 

727 

Alsead 

1,611 

Bristol 

675 

Cliarlesiown 

1,702 

Canipton 

1,047 

Claremunt 

2,290 

Canaan 

1,198 

Civ  sterfield 

2,110 

Concord 

1,126 

Cornish 

1,701 

Coventry 

315 

Croydon 

1,060 

Danbury 

467 

Dublin 

1,260 

Dorchester 

584 

Fitz  William 

1,167 

Danoe's  Gore 

28 

Gfinthain 

1,032 

Ellsworth 

213 

Giisum 

601 

Enfield 

1,370 

Goshen 

687 

Fr  .nconia 

373 

Hinsdale 

890 

irrafton 

1,094 

Jaffrey 

1,339 

Grc.ton 

688 

Keene 

1,895 

Hanover 

2,222 

Langdon 

634 

Haverhill 

1,609 

Lenjpster 

950 

Hebron 

572 

Marlborough 

766 

Hokierness 

1,160 

Mario  w 

597 

Landaff 

769 

Newport 

1,679 

L  cb>non 

1,710 

Nelson 

9U7 

Lime 

1,824 

Piaii-field 

1,460 

Lincoln 

32 

Richmond 

1,391 

Littleton 

1,096 

Rindge 

1,298 

Lyman 
New-Chester 

1,270 

Roxburv 

366 

971 

Springiield 

967 

•Or.inge 

298 

Stoddard 

1,203 

Orf'.rd 

1,568 

Surry 

5-0 

Peeling 

224 

Sullivan 

582 

Piermont 

1,016 

Swanzey 

1,710 

Plymouth 

983 

Troy 

676 

Rumney 

864 

appendix.]       Bill  of  Mortality,  Boston. 


e43 


Thornton  837 

Wanen  544 

Weni  worth  807 

Giliis'  &  Foss'  Grant  16 


In  1810,  28,462. 

32  9«9 

coos. 

Toxvns. 

Population. 

Aticims 

363 

Brettcn  Woods 

19 

B^rtlctt 

511 

Chat' am 

298 

Columbia 

281 

Co^e'^i-cok 

470 

Coliei^.c  Grant 

33 

Dixville 

2 

Dummer 

42 

Dalton 

347 

Durand 

78 

Errol 

26 

Hart's  Loca. 

65 

Hole's  Loca. 

20 

Jefferson 

252 

Kilkenny 

24 

L<inc;ist-r 

844 

Norrhumb'rland 

296 

Nash  &  Sawyer's 

Loca.  6 

Pi  icy 

218 

Public  Lunds 

17 

Pauls  burgh 

57 

!  tratfoid 

335 

Sh«rlburne  &  Ad. 

295 

Stewartstown 

363 

V/inslow^s  Loca. 

6 

Whitefield 

281 

In  1810,3,991. 

5»549 

Whole  Total.   243,236 
1810  Tota'.  214  460. 


PcfiuLaiion  of  ffir   World. 

According  to  a  statistical  chart  published  in  a  NeapoHfan  .jouriMl, 
the  iinivtrsal  population  of  the  p-lobf- is  632,000.000,  thiis  subdividt-d— 
173,000,000  in  Europe ;  330,00<'.OoO  in  Asia ;  70,000,000  lu  Africa ; 
40,000,000  in  A  nierica ;    and  20,0t;0.«  ■  0  in  other  parts. 

Estimate  by  approximati  .n— in  Europe,  birth*  per  annum,  5,371^70 ; 
per  diem,  17,  452  ;  hour,  727;  minute,  62;  second,!. 

Deaths,  per  annum,  5,058,822  ;  per  diem,  13,860;  houv,  577;  minute, 
66 ;  second,  1. 

In  the  entire  universe— births,  p°r  annum,  23,407,407;  per  diem, 
64,130 ;  hour,  2672 ;   minute,  149 ;  second,  8. 

Deaths,  per  annum,  18,588,235  ;  per  diem, 50,927 ;  hour, 2122 ;  minute, 
135 ;  second,  7. 


ABSTRACT  of  the  BILL  OF  MORTALITY  of  the  City  of 
TON,  from  the  31st  of  December,  1820,  to  January  1st,  1822, 
ably  to  the  Record  kept  at  the  Health  Offic*-. 


Male.   Fe.  Total. 

Under  1  year,  103  81  184 

From    1  to    2,  94  94  188 

—  2  to    5,  68  48  116 

—  5  to  10,  31    16  47 

—  10  to  20.  26  27  53 

—  20  to  30,  61  75  136 

—  30  to  40,  58  75  133 
*  --   40  to  50,  62  4fi  108 

—  50  to  60,  40  39  79 


Male.  Fe. 

—  60  to  70,  26,  27 

—  70  to  80,  20,  28 

—  8C  to  90,     7,   15 

—  90  to  100    0,     3 
Still  born. 
Unknown,      82,  69 


BOS- 

agree- 

Total. 
53 
48 
22 
3 
99 
151 


Total,     1420 


244        Bill  of  Mortality,  Boston.        [Appendix. 


The  number  of  Deaths  above,  include  those  io  the  Alms-House,  and 
TowD^  Poor ;— and  were  caused  by  Diseases  and  Casualities,  as  follow  :— 

Abscess       -         -  -  2 

Accidental          -  -  1 

Angina  Pectovis  -  1 

Apoplexy  -         -  -  7 

Asthma      -        -  -  1 

Burns         -        -  -  13 

Cancer       -         -  -  3 

Calcerated  Uterus  -  1 

Casualty    -         -  -  17 

Cholera  Infantum  •  6 

"       Morbus  -  9 

Chronic  Diarrhea  -  9 

*'        Dysentery  -  4 

Consumption      -  -  192 

Cynaache  Tracialis  -  3 

Croup         -        -  -  11 

Diseases  of  the  Heart  4 

Diseases  unknown  -  243 

Diseased  Scapula  -  1 

Debility     -        -  -  8 

Derilium  Tremens  -  5 

Dropsy       -        -  -  32 

Drowned   -        -  -  19 

Drunkenness      -  -  1 

Dysentery           -  -  60 

Dyspepsia           -  -  3 

Enteritis     -        -  -  10 

Epilepsy     -        -  -  1 

Fever          -        -  -  8 

"     Bilious       -  -  10 

Fever  Inflammatory  -  2 

'*     Nervous    -  -  l 

*'     Puerperal  -  7 

"    Pulmonic  -  31 

"     Rheumatic  -  6 

"    Scarlatina  -  I 

"    Typhus     -  -  42 


Gravel       -        -        - 

t 

Haemorrhagia     • 

1 

Hydrocephalus  Intermis    6 

Hydrotherac 

2 

Hooping  Cough 

26 

Infantile  Diseases 

153 

Insanity     -        -        - 

4 

Intemperance     - 

30 

Jaundice    ~         -        - 

3 

Lumber  Abscess 

1 

Marasmus 

1 

Measles      -        ,        - 

149 

Mortification 

8 

Murdered 

1 

Old  Age     - 

31 

Paralysis    -        -        - 

22 

Phthisis      -        -        - 

23 

Phrenitis    -        -        - 

15 

Quincy       -        -         - 

5 

Scald          -        * 

1 

Scrophula 

5 

Scirrus  Liver 

5 

"      Spleen    - 

1 

•*      Uterus     - 

1 

Siphilis       -         -        - 

1 

Spina  Bifida 

1 

Spiisms       -        -         - 

3 

Stillborn  -        -        - 

116 

Sudden       -        -        - 

6 

Suicide       -         -         - 

2 

SuiTecation 

1 

Turberculated  Phthisis 

1 

Ulcerated  Stricture  of 

intestine 

1 

White  Swelling 

1 

Total,    1420 


Fits 

K.  B.  There  were  eleven  deaths  in  the  Hospital  on  Rainsford  Island 
duiing  the  above  period,  viz.  nine  of  yellow  fever  and  two  of  chronic 
diarrhea.  The  number  of  inhabitants  in  thr  City  by  the  last  Census, 
vere  43,298.  Published  by  order  of  the  Board  of  Health, 

BENJAMIN  WHITMAN,  Secretary  t 


Appendix.]        Roads  from  Boston. 


245 


ROADS 


FROM  BOSTON,  WITH  THE  NAMES  OF  INNKEEPERS,  ANB 
DibTANCES.    CORRECTED  FOR  THIS  REGISTER. 


To  Hin^ham  and  Tohasset. 

Dorcliester  Eaton    4 

Nepoi.sct  Bridge  Nash  &  T  uttit-    6 
Quiucy  Savel      9 

Weyni'iuth  BnJpe  10 

Hin^ham         Wilder  &  Lewis    15 
Scituate  Tunier,  Pi^rc  ,  Alack 

&  Kost  r    23 

To  Flymouth  &  Cape  Cod. 

Dorchester                        Eaton  4 

Weymouth                     Thayer  11 

Scituate                     D  Wli  ton  21 

Hanover                           Stetson  22 

Pembroke                     Bar*  tow  23 

Duxbury                        Guiitner  27 
Kingston                        Baitiett 

&  Kenne  ly  32 
Plymouth       Hollis,  Nkhoisou, 

Old  Colony  Hotel  Bartlttt  36 

Sandwich                           F.liis  47 

Nye,  SN*ifr  32 

Newcomb,  Gibbs,  Fessenden  54 

Barnstable                   Howiand  62 
Parker,  Crocker,  Loring 

and  Sturgis  66 

Yarmouth                    Hamblin  7C 

Harwich                           Brooks  79 

Orleans                         Bascomb  85 

flastham                         A'errick  8y 

WtUfleet                      Holti.ook  '7 

Truio                               Ci.liim  107 

Provineetowii                Small  y  116 
To  Mufthit's  Vinejard  and 

Nantucket 

Sandwich                 Fesse  den  54 

Falmouth                         Lewis  72 
Oytr  the   Feriy    to    Holmes' 

Hole                          Dunham  80 

Nantucket  Town  100 

To     ^'cw     Bt^dford      over 

Bridi;ewaler  Tnruplke. 
Weymouth  Thayer      11 

Abiugton  King      18 

Brown  ai^d  Dy«'r      18 
Bridge  water       (East  Parish) 

Cronibie      23 
South  Parish  Keith      26 

Middicbfj-ough  Sampson       36 

Hew  Bedferd  Nelson      52 

To    Newport,   commercial 
W  2 


Line,  ove,  Blue  Hill 
Turnpike. 

Dorchester  Mill  6 

Milton                         Tucker  9 

Stout^hion                        bwan  16 

Hridgv  water                Howard  23 
Taunton         Atwood's  Hotel, 

Wilmarth,  Porter  33 

Wellington  38 

Freetown                   Assonnett  40 

Troy                            Stratton  48 
Tiverton  Stone  Bridge  Fair* 

banks  54 

Newport                   lownserd  66 
To  Warren  &  Pji?lr>l,  K.  1. 

Taunton          AtwooiiV  Hotel  31 
Dii^hion         hathawa>,Joties 

andFehon  40 

Somerset                         Davis  44 

Swarsey             Gray,  Luther  47 

Warren                              Cole  50 

Pi'K*             Bourne,  Norton  53 

Bristol  ff<rry)                Pierce  55 
I  o    t'uti.iton,    over    Brush- 

Hili    Turnpike. 

Roxbury                        Bugby  4 

Dorchester  Upper  Mills  6 

Milr.jn                Billing's  Hotel  9 

Canton                           Craue  16 

Shaton                         Savage  19 

Eabton  23 

'I'aunton         Atwood's  Hotel  34 

To  Providence,  and  New- 
London. 

Duxbury                           Ellis  6 

j.\^dham                           Polity  9 
Waip^le                        Fuller  201-2 

Atn.  .  orcugh                   Hatch  28 

Rth.-r.ii)                          Slack  37 

Pro,  hWnce              Cba|t])oiiii  41 

.T>-hi<'M)n                       Sheldon  44 

Scituate                             Kiske  56 

Coventry                   McGregor  68 

Piaij.liLld                        Eaton  71 

Ji-MiijCity                  Johnson  78 

N'ji„icli                          Kenny  86 

MolMmn.                  Houglitoji  93 

Nev-i.ondon                     Fnn!-  100 

A  iM.Ke  road  to  Hartlord. 

Dedhain                        Stnith  9 


246 


Roads  from  Boston.         [Appendix, 


Medfield 

Medway 

Be  iiitghara 

Mcndon 

Uxbridge 

Douglas 

Thompson 

Poiutret 

Ashford 

'Wilouogton 

Sl^isfield 

Covc-ufy 

Hariford 


Johnson  17 

Jone»  22 

Smith  26 

Childs  32 

Spring  38 

Dudley  43 

Dwight  51 

Sabin  57 

piark  68 

Ma  icy  72 

Dunham  73 

Kimball  82 

Bennet  97 


Horaesburgh 

Frankford 

Fhiladtlpbia   M«nsion^House 

Darby 

Chester 

Wilmington  Huggins 

Christiana  Bridge  Hamnund 


To    Washington    City,  by 

Worcester  [  urnpike  and 
Stafford  Springs 
Eoxbury            (Punch  Bowl) 

Lau^hton  4 

Brooklyii  Rich;  rds  6 

Ntwtown  VisHUil  8 

Framiughani  Han)ili«n  19  1-2 

Wesi.borough  Wesson  2!} 

>VorcesteB  Sik.»  38 

Charlton "  Rider  51 

Sturbiidge  Porter  57 

Jiolaiid  Mawty  68 

Stafford  Wait  73 

^oiiand  Smith  80 

Vernon  86 

Jiast  Hartford  Buckie?  97 

Hartford  Bennet  100 

Weathersfield  W  light  104 

Woilbiugton  Uiley  113 

Meridian  Robinson  H» 

Wailingford  Tyler  123 

North  Haven  Ives  127 

New-Haven  Butler  U4 

MUford  Clark  144 

Stratford  Ferry  146 

Stratford  Lovejoy  148 

Fairfield  Pennifield  158 

Greenfarmt  Possell  166 

Norwalk  Heed  170 

Stamford  Davenport  175 

Greenwich  Knapp  183 

Rye  Quintord  189 

Marnaronek  191 

Rochelle  Williams  195 

Chester  Gyon  198 

Harlem  Bridge  203 

Nev.-York  210 

Jersey  City  211 

Newark  QifTord  219 

g£iizabethtowa  Ljou  2::3 

Brill  gtton  226 

Ne.v-Brumwi<>k  Drnke  240 

iprinceton  Gifford  256 

Trenton          Davis,  tterbt;it  266 

BriHtil  270 


215 
290 
29$ 
302 
310 
329 
332 
Elktowi)  Richardson    349 

Charlestown  350 

Havre  de  Grace  Sears    358 

Joppa  Bradford    370 

Rt-d  Lion  378 

Bird  River  Barney    383 

Baltimore  Ga4*by    39S 

Kk  ridge  403 

M.Kuys  408 

Rossburgh  Ross    42S 

Washington  Post-Office  436 

Stage    Road     fiom     Provi- 
dence to  Worcester. 

Smithtii  id  Mann  0 

Afiiricb  IS 

Uxondge  Spring  22 

Nortl.bridg^  Taft  27 

Milbui>  Chase  33 

Worcester  Sikes  80 

Old  Road  to  Hartford. 
Cambridge     Porter,  Baltium       3 
Wartertown    Stratton,  Smith        f 
Waltham  Miles      l4 

Weston  Wood      15 

Sudbury  Stone      22 

Noi  thbtH-ough  Munro      sr 

Shrtwsbuj-y|'armenter,Haven      41 
Worcester  Kelly 

do.  Sikes      44 

I^eicester  Mi>r«e 

Spencer  Jenks 

Brookfield  Rice 

VVestuu  Lumbard 

Palmer     Frink,  Ward,  Sedg- 
wick 
Wilbraham  Saunders 

Sprii.gficld  Goodrivb,  Riissel 
Suffiefd         ^  Sikes 

Windsor  Picket 

Hartford  Morgan 

From  Springfield     through 

Stockbrige  to  Albany. 
West-Springfield        Ely  and 

Col  ton  89 

Westfield    Palmer  &  Morgan 
Kussel  Hawity 

Chester  Village  Collins 

do.      Ferry 
Becket  Bairds 

Let  Dilli»gb«m 


50 
5t 

58 

64 

^^ 

76 

86 
96 
102 


97 
106 
110 
11« 
12f 

m 


Jippendix.]        Reads  from  Boston. 


247 


Stockb'-idee                        His  135 

Wett-Stockbritigs  Brockway  140 

New  Canaan  148 
Chathiim  Hoacr  156 
Union  Village                    Hall    lo2 

Greet  ibusb  ns 

Albany  Moody  174 
From    Sprinjrfield  through 

Granville  to  Sheffield. 

From  Boston  ro  Springfield  86 

West-Spriugfield       ;,Palmer  5 

Southvnck                    French  10 

Granville                        Curtis  16 

Middle  Granville          Curtb  20 

Tolland                         Rogtrs  24 

SanJisfield                    Palmer  28 

do.                        BoBworth  32 

New  Marlborough  37 

8h;.'ffield                        Ensign  46 

To  Albany  over  Worcester 

Turnpike. 

Worcester                   Howard  S8 
Heard,  Sikei,  Hathaway, 
Stearns,   Burt,  Stephens, 

Eager  43 

Leicester                       Hobart  47 

Spencer                            Jenks  52 

BttKjkfield                           Rice  55 

Western                     Lombard  60 

W&ie                                  Rt^d  66 

Belchertown                   Clapp  73 

Hadley                         Warner  82 

Northampton                Lyman  90 

Chesterfield                      Clapp  102 

Wovthington                   Pehce  108 

Peru  116 

Hinsdale                        Moody  1 IQ 

Pitistield                       Morgnii  123 

Hancock                           Broad  133 

New  Lebanon                    Betts  135 

Canaan                              Jones  1^7 

Steventown                      Bush  141 

Schoodick                      Strong  155 

Albany  164 
From    Albany     to     Niagara 
Falls  316  miles. 

To    Brattleborough. 

West-Cambridge  WUittenjore  5 

Lexin|;tun                     Munroe  9 

Lincoln                            Earle  14 

Concord                     M'lntosh  16 

Stow                                Wtider  24 

Bolton                       Woodbury  31 

Lancaster                         Rand  35 

Leominster                   Bascom  41 
WesfT,  inster  Doty,  Penniman 

Epierbon  51 

Templeton               French  99 


PhilHpstown                  Gould  65 

Atliol                                  Field  67 

To  Greenfield. 

The  same  as  to  Athol  67 

Orang-^                              Ward  73 

Irviiigs  Grant                 Alford  77 

Muntaffue  Gunn  82 
Greenfield  (village)      Goode- 

nough  ik  Gilbert  89 

Orange                        Whitney  72 

Warwick                       Draper  76 

Winchester               Linkfield  8S 

Hinsdale                         £vans  8g 

Brattleborough              Blake  94 

To  Dartmouth    College, 
through  Keene,  N.  H. 

Concord                      M'IntosIi  17 

Acton                               White  24 

Littleton                        Kidder  27 

Groton                                 Hall  35 

Pepperell                        Brown  38 

Townsend                      Loring  44 

N.  Ipswich             Batchelder  5& 

JaftVey                              Pierce  f.5 

MarlboroHglj                Haskell  71 

Keene                          Gorham  76 

Sumner  81 

Walpole                   Carpenter  90 

Village                 Southard  94 

Bellows'  Falls         Wightman  98 

Chai-lcstowu                      Hunt  102 

Villape                   Shepley  10ft 

Wearheftfield,  Vt,  Copeland  114 
Windsor 

Village                     Pettes  123 

Hartford  137 

Hanover                           Dewy  141 

To  Dartmouth    Coll.  thro» 
Concord,  Is.  H. 

Medford                 '     Nayhew  s 

Reading                        Newell  li 

Nichols  14 

Andover                          Locke  19 

Foster  20 

Haverhill                        White  30 

Kendall  30 

Chase  30 

Atkinson                             Dow  35 

Hampi>tead                    Gould  4t 

Chester                       Sweetser  46 

Richardson  46 

Candia                       Anderson  5S 

Turnpike  Hotel           Sawjjer  55 

Pembroke                            Fisk  60 

Concord                     Stickney  66 

Barker  60 

Gale  66 

Boscawen                   09k^  ts 


248 


Roads  from  Boston.  [Appendix, 


Salisbury                  Pettingill  83 

Andover                  Thompson  89 

"Wilmot                                 Gav  94 

iprn  fieid                 Sticknejr  99 

Enfield                             Wilis  106 

l.ebanan                        Beuton  114 

Hanover                          Fuller  119 

^ewy  119 
To  Burling:ton  through 
Vergfnnes. 

Waipole  Village        Southard  94 

Hoeki'.j^liam                    \Vebb  103 

Clifst'^r                            Foisom  110 

Cavendish                         Stiles  199 

Ludlow                      Denni>on  IJi 

Mount  Holly                   Green  132 

Clark  135 

Shrewsbury                  Tinney  140 

Clarendon                      Pa.ker  \4% 

Brswn  152 

Rutland                           Gould  155 

Pittsfoid                        Keiida.l  163 

Brandon                             Goss  172 

Leict'ster                 Woodward  175 

Sa  isbury                      Johnson  177 

Middlebury  180 

"Verg-^nnes                     Painter  198 

Fei-aisburg                     Taylor  203 

Charlotte                          Banis  209 

Sherburne                     Parsons  215 

j^uilington                   Howard  220 

To  iVTontreal  and  Quebeck. 

M^dford                          Jaquis  S 

Waburn                             Hill  10 

Bilierica                       Bowers  i9 

Chelmsford  23 
Tings'njvougH               Swallow    30 

Dunstable                      Pollard  36 

Merrimack                Patterson  42 

Amherst                           Eaton  46 

m.  b.                        Converse  49 

Mount  V^moB                  Ray  52 

Francistown                    Lally  61 

Gibson  64 

Hillsborough                  M'Niel  72 

"Washington           Farnswwrth  81 

Lempster                    Brianaid  88 

Clarement                        Chase  100 

Windsor,  Vt.                   Petles  109 

Woodstock                    Taylor  123 

Barnard                            Aikin  131 

Hoyalton             Smith  &  Fox  137 

Randolph                      Hoime*  l-ie 

Brookfield               '       Edsoq  152 

Aiusworth  156 

WilHamstown                  Jones'  160 
Montpelier      Davis,  Eaton  & 

Houghton  170 

MoretowD                       Cobb  177 


Waterbury                   Turner  181 

Boltou                       Whitcomb  189 

Kichmoud   Spicer  &  Howard  191 

Wiiliston                        Parker  200 

Turlington                      Baiter  208 

Colchtster                         Biit^s  214 

Milton                                Piatt  222 

Georgia                         Mtrrit  230 

St.  Albam                        Keith  234 

Swanton                         Stearns  243 

Caldail's  Manor           Nichols  253 

South  River            Lampman  269 

Vaiigham  209 

St,  Johns                    Bingham  277 

Half-way  House               Ames  28« 

Lapraie                         Stearns  295 

Montreal  322 

Repientigne  322 

Benhiere  354 

Riviere  de  Loup  376 

Trois   Rivierts  403 

St.  Ann's  425 

Jacques  Cariier  455 

St.  Augustine  476 

Cape  Ruugti  479 

Qu(  b  ck  488 

To   Portsmouth   through 
Haverhill. 

Medford                           Mayo  5 

Reading                         Parker  13 

And'tver                           L' eke  2Q 

Haverhill    ,                  Kendall  29 

Plastow                         Sawyer  36 

Kingston                       PeaSley  39 

Sandboin  42 

Exeter                           Emery  48 

Stratham                  Keniuston  53 

Greenland                         Huse  55 

Portsmouth                   Wildes  60 

To  Pa^samaquoddy  over 
Newburjport  Turnpike 
through  Portsmouth. 

Charl'Sio\vn                      King  2 

Maiden  4 

Lynnfield  Hote?     Cummings  12 

lopsfield  Hotel             Wildes  21 

Newburyport                Gilnian  33 

Merrimack  Bridge      P'  arson  3d 

Hampton                  Langmaid  43 

Greenland                        Huie  54 

Portsmouth                    Wildes  58 

Kittery                                Rice  59 

York                              Wilcox  67 

Welles                             MBXCjr  76 

Kennebunk                  Jefferds  85 

Saco                                  Clevct  95 

Scarboroughj                   Noble  108 

Portland                    Coburn  110 


Jippendix,^  Roads  from  Boston. 


249 


Falmouth  Knipht  113 

BucKiuan  116 

N.  Yarmouth  Mitchell  122 

Frceport  Codmau  1-^8 

Brunswick  How  136 

Bath    Tmiipike       Matticws  145 

Henidell's  Feiiy  Ricker  147 

Woolwich  White  149 

Wiscasset  Hiuon  1*7 

Sbeepscot  Rouiidift  161 

Nobieborouph  Bryant  166 

■Wairtoborough  Barnard  176 

Wairen  Page  184 

ThoiiUk*ton  Gleiwon  190 

Camden  E-gei-  202 

Lincolnvilie  210 

Belfast  Cunningham  2<20 

Over    the    bay    to    Castine, 

Perkins  232 

BluehUl  Witham  240 

Suvry  256 

EllsworA  Langdon  261 

Tfejitoai  <jookin  271 

Sullivan  Ferry  270 

Goldsborough  Hill  28* 

Steuben  Handy,  Upton  281 

CherryfieM  Adams  290 

Columbia  Wasi  303 

Joneghorough  Whitney  3i2 

Machia«    Thacher,  EUii,HiU  320 

Kastport  Pine  350 

From  Machid3  to  Calais. 

Itfachias    Hill,  Thacher,  Ellis  320 

Easi-RiTer        Talbot,  Foster  32§ 

Huntleys  S36 

Dennysville  Wilder  348 

Robbniston  Brewer  365 

Calais  Jellison  377 

From  Portland  to  Augusta 
Bridge  through  Derham. 

Westbrook  Stepltens  3 
N.  Yarmouth  Chase  11 
Pownall  meeting  house  1* 
Derham  18 
New  bridge  over  Androscog- 
gin River  19 
Lisbon  [RobJatOB's  comer]  24 
Wales  Libby  &  Given  32 
Monmouth  Brown  34 
Mormouth  Judkins  37 
Winthrop  Howard  42 
Hallowell  forks  road  Robinson  48 
Augusta  Bridge  52 

From  Brunswick  to  Bangor. 

Brunswick  Dow  145 

Topsham  Gieen  146 

Bowdoinhara  Leonard  153 

Lkchfield  Shaw  162 

Gardner  McLennan  169 

Hailowefl  Smith  173 


Augusta                        Pollard  175 

Vassal  borough                Brown  181 

Cliina                       Washburn  197 

Fairfax                       Hey  wood  201 

Ui#Ty                          Binnham  210 

Joy                                 Bagley  216 

Dixmont                      Butman  221 

No.  2,  Range  1           Gilniore  229 

Hampden           Vose,  Kinsley  287 

Ban^'or                             Hatch  300 
New  Post  road  from  Baugor 

to  Dexter  and  NorxKlge- 

wock-. 

Jackson  Plantation      Bunkni-  g 

Levant                         Hodsdon  S 

Corinth                      Fleshman  S 

Prescott  4 

Garland                          Gudin  10 

D^-xter                             Faner  5 

Palnyra                         Lancey  5 

BkK  mfield                         Lock  20 

Nonidgewock                Sa\%tel  6 

From  Bangor  to  Passa- 
duiike)'.        ^ 

Stillwater  Ferry           Graves  7 

Oi-ono,  lid  I'own  Falls    Davis  S 

Sunkhase                         Bailey  4 

Oiaiuinan                   Littiefleld  4 

Passadunkey             Soutbcott  S 

Cold  Sti  eam  Point  IS 

Belfast    to    Bangor    (New 

Road.) 
Belfast  Cunningham    220 

Prospect  Lane    224 

Frankfort  (Marsh  River,  Ver- 
mont) Pitrce    23S 
ilo.  Vilkge  239 
Hampden                           Vose    346 
Bangor                            Hatch    252 
Bangor   to    Castine,     East 
side  Penobscot  River. 

Brewer  2 

Orrington                 Woodbury  6 

Buxport                         Howes  14 

We«t  side. 

Hampd^^                          Vose  6 

Frankfort                        Tobey  13 
Over  the  River  to  Bucksport 

Howes  14 
Bucksport  Village    Emerson, 

Frie  19 

Orland                     Sherburne  26 

Castine                             Avery  33 

.    do.  (Penin.)            Lakeman  36 
Hampden     to     Newport, 

(New  Road.) 

Carmal                      BenioD  12 


Roads  from  Boston,  &c.      \Appendix, 


250 


Crosby  PI.                     Friend  16 

Newport                        Bnrnet  21 

do.    Stewart  and  Shaw  52 
To  Norridgewock. 

Vassalborough               Biowu  1§0 

"Winsiow  190 

Clinton  196 

Canaan                           Locke  206 

Nomdgewock               Sawtel  212 
To  iSorridg;ewock  through 

Oxford. 

Falmouth                    Lambert  115 

Gn>y                                   Cobb  125 
Nt'iv  Gloucester 


Poland 

Minot 

Turner 

Livejiiiore 

Jay 

Farmin^tou 

Merccsttr 

St.irks 

Norndsewock 


132 

139 

Perkins     143 

Leavilt     150 

Munroe    162 

Frost    162 

Rujt     184 

Arnold    192 

Ciii-by     197 

Danfuith    204 


From    Brunswick    to    Hal- 
lo well,  (old  road.) 
Topsham  Grtjen        1 

Bo  vdoidham  Baker      15 

Xitchlieid  22 

Haliowell  Smith      29 

From     Portland     to     Hal- 

lowell,      through      New 

Gloucester. 
Portland  118 

Grav  136 

Hew  Gloucester  142 

Lewistown  152 

Gre<-n  458 

MonmOuth  166 

•Winthrop  172 

Hallowell  Smith    182 

Xo  Portland  over  Piscata- 

qua  Bridge. 
Hanpton  Falls        Lanjjmaid      43 
Greenland  Dearborn      52 


Piscataqua  Bridge          Frink  58 

DoTer                             Rollins  70 

Soraersworth  74 

Berwick  Hayes,         Garland  75 

Dousrhty's  Falls              Hobbs  82 

South  Berwick                 Frost  76 

Wdls         Littlefield,  Lindsay  85 

Kennebunk                  Jeffl^rds  95 

Saco             Cleaves  &  Mfiody  105 

Strofidwater                     March  106 
Portland     Burnham,  FoUom, 

Tiiton,  M'Lellan,  Cobum  112 

From  Portland  through 
Fryeburgh  and  White 
Hills  to  Lancaster,  N.H. 

GoihaiH  Phinney  10 

Staii'/wjch  Thompson  17 

BaUlw-in  Fitch  29 

Hiram  Spring  36 

Bro^vnfield  Stickney  40 

Fr^bur^  Eastman  47 

Conway,  N.  H.  Qggodd  49 

Bartlett  Hall  65 

Hart's  Location  T.  Gate  72 

Notch  of  White  Hills  Hartf  ,vd  78 

Beyond  Notch  Rosebj-ook  84 

Jefferson  F  laisted  93 

Lancastt  r  Wilson  103 

To   Newburyport    through 

Salem. 


Salem  Potter 

Bererly  Baker 

Wtnham  Porier 

Hamilton  Brown 

Ipswich  Treadwell 

Rowley  Smith 

Newburyport  Gilman 

To  Gloucester. 

Beverly  Baker 

Manchester  Thompson 

Gloucester  Low 

1  o  Marblehead. 

Lynn  Hotel 

Marblehead  Ray 


Distances  fro/n  Boston  to  the  Principal  Toivns  in  the  United 

Miles. 
Trom  Boston  to  ProAidence, 

41 
100 
134 


tt.  I. 
«_.  to  New  London,  Con. 
.—  to  New  Haven,  Con. 

<— —  to  Sprin8:fieUl  86 

— -  to  Hatford.  Con.  100 

— -  to  New  York  210 

.—  to  Philadelphia  205 

—  to  Baltimore  395 

*—  to  Washington  City  436 

to  Salem  14 

«— .  to  New  bury  port  39 


to  Portsmouth,  N.  H. 

to  York,  Maiiie 

to  Saco 

to  Portland 

to  North  Yarmouth 

to  Brunswick 

to  Bath 

to  Wiscawet 

to  Feifast 

to  Bucksport 

to  Machins  East  Falls 

to  EastiKMTt 


States. 

Miles. 

60 

67 

95 

110 

127 

136 

145 

157 

220 

251 

320 

350 


INDEX. 


Academy  Arts  &  Sciencrs  138 

Academies  in  .vlvjss-achuseiU  142 

Additions  and  Cunectium  223 
Agents,  Consuls                     214,  217 

Agiicultiirai  Societies  163 

Antiquai-iaii  Society  141 

Ancient  and  Hun.  Artillery  122 

Anduver  Institution  136 

Appendix  223 

Ar.uy  of  the  United  States  205 

Aitiilery  of  Massachusetts  119 

Asylums  155 

Attoineys  in  Boston  40 

Attorneys,  Civ.  Court,  U.  S.  197 

Atheni  urns  161 
Attorney-Gen-  of  Massachusetts  23 

Auctioneers  in  Boitoa  174 

Assessors  173 

Attorneys  in  Essex  43 

Aqueduct  Corpor-ition           .  163 

Banks  in  Massachusetts  176 

Barnstable  Justices,  &c.  59 

Berkshire  Justices,  Stc.  68 

Bible  Societies  146 
Biil  of  Mortality,  Boston     243, 244 

Bishops  in  America  89 

Banks,  Suv.naji  156 

B.igadeSiaif  Officers  107 

Bii^ade  in  Bo>to.i,  3d  122 

Bristol  Justices,  &c.  55 

Brown  University  133 
Boston  Fuel  Savings  Institution  l36 

Bowdoin  CoLege  131 

Boylston  Donation  157 

Branches  U.  S.  Bank  233 
Census  of  Massachusetts,     18  ta  26 


Do.      Uniletl  Stat 

Do.      Towns  and  Cities, 

Do.      of  Maine, 

Do.      of  New-Hampshire, 
Charitable  Societies 
Churches  and  Ministers 
City  OfRceit,  Boston 
Common  Councilinen 
Court,  Counsellors,  Cir.  U.  S. 
"■•     ■  "    Common  Pleas 
■      ■—  Circuit  U.  S.  Attorney*  197 
-      S,  J.  Massachusetts  28 

S.  J.  Calender  of 

Common  Pleat 

—  Sessions 

Probate 

Sessions 

— — —  of  United  States 
Couru  in  Maina 
Constables  in  Boston 
Coins,  Foreign 
Counsellors,  &c.  in  Boston 
Cadets,  Independent 


Colleges 
<^>ngTes».  17fh 


30 
31 
29 
33 
32 
196 
224 
173 
79,  229 
39 
122 


124> 


Congress,  18th  191 

Consult,  American  314 

Consuls,  foreign  in  U.  S-  217 

Cincinnati  in  Ma»s  .chuaettt  159 

City  Oiiicers  in  Boston  168 

Cong.  Charitable  Society  153 

Conrention  Cong.  .>iinister>  99 

Council,  Massachusetts  17 

Custom  House  Otflcers  221 

Dispensary,  Medical  15i 

District  Officers  of  U:  S.  194 

Divisionary  Start' Officers  106 

Dukes'  County  Justices,  &c.  61 

Dartmouth  College  134 

Eclipses  3 

Essex  Comity  Justices,  &c.  40 
Education  Societies               137, 151 

Federal  Courts,  Sitiings  of  196 

Female  Samaritan  Society  154 

Field  Officer*  of  Infantry  109 

Franklin  Donation  157 

Firewards  in  Boston  169 

Franklin  County  Justices,  &c.  75 

Guid  iabi.s  229 

General  C  mrt  16 

General  Staif  Officers  106 

Governmeiit  of  United  States  188 
Governors  of  Massachusetts    15, 15 

Do.  of  ilie  several  States  187 

Hami^shire  Justices,  &c.  49 

Hatidei  &  Haydn  Society  I60 

Health  Commissioners,  boston  172 

Humane  Socitties  144 

Hampden  Justic  s,  &c.  77 

Ilaivard  UniversJly  124 

Historical  Societies  140 

Hospital  Corporation  158 

Howard  Bene>  olent  Society  160 

Instructors,  Associated  223 

Infantry,  Field  Officers  of  109 

Inspettojs,  State  221 

Insurance  Companies  18S 

Interest  i  able  S,^. 

Justices  in  Boston  37 

Judiciary  of  Massachttsetts  28 

Judiciary  of  United  States  194 

Justices  through  the  State  36 

Letters,  postage  of  97 

Law  Social  I-ibiary  162 
Libra,  y  Societies                    161,  162 

Linnean  Society  144 

List  of  i'urnpik«3  98 
Manufactories  in  Massachusetts  100 

Marine  Societies  145 

Masonic  Societies  165 

Mayor  &  Aldermen  168 

Massac}iusett8  State  Tax  102 

Middlesex  Justices,  &c.  45 

Mill  Corporation  163 

Musical  Societies  160 

Militia  AfMaisachusetts  "Ui^ 


«52 


INDEX. 


Ministers  and  Churches  81 

Mini4tei-s  ot  U.  S.  in  Foreign 

Countries  214 

Ministers  foreig-n  in  U.  S.  217 

Medical  Society  of  Mass.  138 

Mi»si'>uary  Soeieties. 
Mnn)cipat  Cou>-t 
Medical  Disptnsary 
Middlesex  Canal 
Nantucket  Co.  Justices^&e. 
.Kaval  Board 
Jiavirl  Force  of  U.  States 
Nnvy  Agents,  &c. 
Nav  V  of  United  States 
Nos-folk  C;>U'.tj  Justices,  &c. 
Kotarici  Publirk  in  Boston. 
i. .    in  Essex 

■  ia  Middlesex. 
■I  in  Hampshire 

■-  iDPI>n>uiith 
— —  in  Bristol 
.1  in  Barnstable 

— —  in  Dukes 

■  in  Nantucket 

in  Worcester 

—  ..      in  Berkshire 

in  Noifolk 

— — —  in  Franklin 
— —  in  Hampden 
Overseers  of  Poor,  BostoB 
Physicians  in  Boston 
Police  Court  in  Busion 
Probate  Courts 
PopMlatwa  efthe  United  States  234 
Postage  97 

Pniiceton  College,  N.  J.  135 

Pilois,  branch  328 

Plymouth  County  Justices,  &c.  52 
Post  I  owns  &  Port  Masters  92 
Peace  Societies  152 

Reporter  Decisions,  Mass.  28 

Bjcpresentati^ei  i^'iassi-chusett*    i8 

do^    United  States  189 

Ro»d»,L.stof  245 

Roniaii  Catholic  Bishops  89 

Rates  of  Dockage,  &c.  230 

Sa;ari.s  193,194 

Schools  Puhlic,  Boston  169 


148—152 


153 

162 
62 
198 
303 
201 
198 
72 
39 
43 
47 
51 
53 
57 
60 
61 
62 
66 
70 
73 
76 
78 
169 
174 
29 
33 


School  Committse,  do.^ 
Senate  of  Massachusetts 
do.       United  Sutes 
Societies,  Charitable,  gcc 
Soiicitoi-Generai  of  Mass. 
Su(.c  Prison,  Officei-s  of 
Suffolk  County  Justices,  &c. 
Supienif  Court,  Massachusetts 
Sijpreu.e  Court  of  U.  States 
Sui-geoiu>  aiid  Physicians 
Sessivjis  Courts 
Secretary  of  Massachusetts 
Secretaries  of  Departments 
Sutfoik  Justices,  gic. 
Savings  E^nk,  Boston,  &o. 
South  Carolina  College 
ShtriffsiuBosum 
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Treasurer  of  Massachasetu  17 

Thtoi  gieai  Library  16?. 

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