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I  Pocket  Almanack  \ 

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^  For  the  Year  of  our  LORD  f 

1  A. 

I  1782.  \ 

\    Being  the  Second  after  Leap  Year,  i 

f  ANDTHF,  f 

,,   t     sixth  of  American  Independence,  f 

^  i  CalcuUted   for   the  Ufe  |  Q 

^j  f  Commonwealth  f 

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^     MaffachufettSy  \ 

IN  I 

Latitude  42.   30.  North.  | 


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^  Longkudc  69.  23.  W.  from  London.  1 

f  BO  S,T  ON  h 

\  Printed  and  Sold'byT.&  J.  FLEET,  k 

J  at  the  Bible  and  Heart  ia  C«rnhiH.  t    n^ 

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n' HIS  is  the  fourth  time  TvfeJJl\  Fleets  ha-ve  puhlijhed 
the  MafTdcbuferts  Pocker  Almanack,  ^c.  ivhichhas 
given  general fatis/aS?ion  as  a  necfjfary  and  ujeful  Pocket 
Companion,  Jhciuing  in  a  jmall  comptffi  the  Callender  and 
other  particulars  eftbe  Tear  : — But  as  fome  perfons  have 
(xprejfed  their  defire  toba-vt  in- future  the  Judgmenr  of  the 
VVf  athcr  inj'crted,  they  nvill  therefore  in  this  he  gratified 
thereivith-^  rko'  indeed,  among  the  multitude  of  afiroicgi- 
al  predtBions,  'tis  no  ivonder  if  fome  feiv  fail  ',  for 
ivithout  any  defe&  .-in  the  art  itjef  'tis  nvell  knoivn  that 
ajmall  error,  or  afngle  ivrong  figure  overjecn  tn  a  calcu- 
lation, may  occafon  great  mipakes  :  but,  hcu^t-ver ,  tho'' 
Almanack  makers  may  mifs  it  in  fome  things,  yet  they 
altuays  h'xt  the  day  of  tfcc  month,  which,  by  many,  is 
sfteemed  as  one  of  thi  mofiufsful  p.irts  of  it, 

TVith  regard  to  the  V/eather,  the  method  jometimes 
ufed  by  others  ivill  not  be  foUoiocd  in  this,  y':z.  as  that 
ther^  'Mill  be  Snow  here  or  fome  other  part  of  the  conti- 
nent— Rain  hcic  cr  fomcwhcre  elfe — Cold  to  the  north- 
ward— Waim  to  the  ^fotithward,  tf»(^  the  like;  but  (as 
t  is  of  no  frvice  t»  any  body  to  knoio  nvhat  ivcatber  it 
is  a  tboufand  miles  sff)  it  luill  be  pojf  lively  fet  doivn  ivhat 
iveather  it  'will  he  at  the  ^  time,  let  the  reader  he  ivhere 
he  ivill  J  only  defp  ing  be  ivill  make  the  favourable  aJloiu- 

ce  of  a  day  or  two  before,  and  a  d3y  or  two  after  the 
prccife  day  agdirifi  ivkich  the  Weather  is  f?t  ;  and  if  it 
does  not  come  to  pafs  accordingly,  the  fault  mufi  be  la.d 
upon  the  f /inters,  ivho,  it.  is  very  like,  may  have  tranf- 
jofed,  or  mijplaced  it,  for '  the  ccnveniency  of  puttir^  in 
heir  tsm^wkMc  'i'^y^ry  and,  as  Jome  people  give  them 
part  of  the  credit  of  compiling  the  Almanack,  fo  it  is  but 
reafonalle  they  alfo poidd-take  fome  jhare  of  the  blame,-^ 

VULGAR    NOTES  for  tbe  Year    178?,  are. 

Golden  Number,     -      '6     i  Cycle  of  the  Sun,    -      *? 

Epaa,     -     -       -     .      15      Dionyfian  Period,  -    til 

I  Dominical  Let •■sr,     -     F    j    Julian  Period,__  -     6495 

The  NamTT^^i^TChayaFlos  of  the  f even  Planets. 
3  Sol,      I?  Saturn,     l|Jupiter,    ^  Mar?,      $  Venus 
^   ^Tercory,       D  I-un?. 


ECLIPSES    in  the  Year  1782. 

THERE    will  be  four   Eclipfes  this  Year two  v? 
the  SUN  and  two  of  the  MOON,  as  follcvs,  i/x; 

I.  The  firft  will  be  of  the  Moon  on  Friday  Morning  t.'. 
G'.h  Day  of  March,  vifible,  and  calculated  as  follows  : 
'      Beginning,     -     -     a    -30   '^  '       A' 

Middle,     -     =    -    3     5°    >'  Morning.        .,./^ 
End,-      ^     ^     S      'o   ^  ''^^i 

Durarion,     -     =       2     40  ^       |':<5^- 

Pgits  eclipfed  aliout  S  on  the  South  Side. 

II.  The  frcond  will  be  of  the   Sun,   on  the    lath   Da; 
of  April,  vifible,  calculated  as  follows  5 


J-ijioning,    -       -     O      3s    1 
Viiddle,     -     -  ■     a       4    >    Afti 
•nd,        .-   -     -      3        6    3 


M 
E 
Digits  eclipfed,  about  5  on  the 'North- wcf^erly  Side 
III.  The   third  will    be  of  thi    Moon,  on    the  lift  0 
ISdpfemher,  at  lo  in  the  Morning,  invtfible. 
l    IV.  The  fourth  will  be  of  the  Sun,  on  the  6th  Day  of 
Oc7aifr,  about  8  at  Night,   invifibic,       ' 

i  Thc-Plaaet  Mercury  will  this  Year  tranfit  the  N.  W. 
Limb  of  the  Sun  on  the  iith  Day  of  November,  in  the 
^AFternoon  j  but  as  Mercury  will  pafs  but  juH  within  the 
D.il:  it  will  fcarcely  be  difccrnable 


TIME     and    TIDE. 

BOTH  Time  and  Tide  for  no   Man  flay  5 
Oae  flies,   the   other   glides  away  : 
Though  T/iie  return,  and   backwards  glide. 
Time  ne'er  returns    as   does   the  Tide. 

To  keep  clear  from  Flies. 

KEEP  every  thing  out  of  the  way  that  may  allure 
them,  33  ail  fweet  things,  dead  beer,  or  crumbs; 
and  rub  your  tables  ahd  window-frames  with  a  bunch  ofj 
wormwood  and  rue,  which  will  make  them  very  bright,] 
and  they  will  not  be  fond  of  coming  there  :  And  at  thel 
iCnd  of  the  year,  when  they  go, away,  dcftroy  iheir  eggs  by 
ufting  and  thoroughly  cleaning  every  place  and  corner 
.^Y  ^'cy  harbour  in. 


Enigmatical  Prophecies, 
I  "O^fofC  the   middle  of  this  Year,  a    ■vind  atN.T!. 

X)  will  arife,  (Juring  which  the  Water  of  the  Sta  and 
Rivrei  will  be  ia  fuch  a  manner  raifcd,  that  pre.at  part 
of  the  Towns  of  Bojion,  Newport,  Neiv-  York,  'Phita- 
deiphia,  and  the  low  lands  of  Maryland  a^nd  Firgivia 
will  be  under  Water, 

».  About  the  middle  of  the  year,  great  numbers  of 
veflTels,  fully  laden,  will  be  taken  out  of  the  p(  rts  Sforc- 
fajd,  by  a  Poiver  with  which  we  are  not  now  at  war, 
and  whofe  forces  fhall  nor  be  dejcried  or  feen  ci:her  com- 
ing or  going.  But  in  ihe  end  thiJ  m»y  liOt  be  difadvan- 
tageous  to  thofe  place?. 

3.  However,  not  long  after,  a  vail  a^my  of  Mushetcers 
will  land,  fome  in  Virginia  and  Maryland,  and  fome  in 
New-England^  who  will  almoft  over-run  the  diuntry, 
and  foreiy  annoy  the  inhabitants  ;  but  the  air  in  this 
country  will  agree  with  them  fo  ill  towards  wirrer,  that 
they  will  de  in  the  beginning  of  cold  wcithcr  like  rotten 
/heep,  and  by  .Chriflmas  the  inhabitants  will  get  the 
better  of  them, 

l^See  Explanation  toroards  the  End  of  the  A^manach. 


An   infallihU   Cure  for  LOVE. 

TAKE  of  the  fpirit  of  Indifference  one  ounce  ;  of 
the  powder  of  Dijdain  twelve  grains  ;  of  the  oil 
of  Abjence  and  the  fpice  of  Employment  of  each  ten 
Ounces,  with  ten  ounces  of  Good  Advice,  and  the  fame 
quantity  of  Sound  Conjideration  ;  put  them  into  a  fmall 
fauce-pah  of  Sound  Keafon^  with  two  quarts  ^'of  bcft 
Hearths  Eafe  ;  flir  and  boil  them  together  tor  a  cpnfider- 
ablc  tim?,  then  ftrain  them  thro'  a  thin  rag  of  F)ftience, 
into  a  veflel  of  Prudence,  and  take  half  apint  cf  this 
mixture  juft  going  to  bed,  and  lay  upon  you  ^s  manyi 
coverlids  of  Content  as  you  can  get.  or  will  be  fafficient; 
to  give  you  a  fweat.  By  clofely  obferving  thefc  direc- 
ijons  the  Patient  wjU  certainly  be  cored. 

■jL _ __ 


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L  Y  A  R  S    compared. 
TJCH  a   Lyar  ts  jfack,  there  is  none  can  Lie  fafter, 
Excepting  his  IVjaid,  and  Hie'll  Lie  with  her  Maflffr/ 


,^  j  A^^ARY,  1782,   begins    on     Tu 


eidiiV- 


Lafl  (^^artsr  6th  Day  5  in  the  Aftersonn, 
New  Moon    13th  Day^  2  in  th*  Afterr^cs'-, 
Firft  Quarter  silt  Day^8  in  the^Morair;'^ 
Full  Moon  29tb  Day  5  in  th«t  Morning. 


Rpmarkable  Days,  &", 
Circumcifion,       Irit.C. 


(and  Tork.  -j 
Chilly  coli  ivinds.  j 
Sun  fio%v  of  C!ock  5m.  ^j(.  7 
Chrijtmai  Day,  0!d  Snie. 
Epiphany,  or  twelfth  Day 
Day  s  leneth,  gh.  8m, 
Sr.  Lucia^,  mi.c. 
3  perigee.  Cloudy. 

HghTide;.  7 

0  Sno'Zf .  7 

7  \>-v  Year's  Day,  Old  Stile. 
Fiiil  ^an.  ^i{\Ephif>,  Fanetn 

(Ha:i  buint  I  76    ,7 

3  dear  and  cold.  7 

4  Sun  flow  of  Clock  lonn.  24f. 
i^\MorganAcStit\il'arlron  i  7  !<  I   7 
6  Laft  rranHaticn  of  the   Bible  7 

(ordered    1603, 
F    '.Second  Sunday  pai^Epiphany. 
pleajant  lueaiher. 
®  Apogee. 

Nignt's  length,  y^h.  iSm. 

Harvard  Hall  burnt,  I  ;64-. 

Conveifion  of  S  .   I^av.l. 

Sun  f!  )W  of€Jr>ck  1 -^ti).  Sf, 

'    ■Sep:ujgiJJ:inaz>y}nizy. 

zlCz.FetiT  the  great  d'ed  I7*;. 

5 1  pleafant  tho"  ivir.d\. 


3^  5 
3^  5 
3'  «; 

3'  5 
30  , 

30  5 
29  < 

2S : 

.6, 

25  ; 

^5  5 
24  ;. 
23 

22  5 
-^  i 

'9  5 

I'fc  S 

T'  S 
165 

IS  5 

•4  3 

IS  ^ 

1 1  :; 

n   5 

:o  5 

95 

^5 

7  i 

63 


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F.Sea 

6   .S 

'  0  56 

7    ^6 

,i  4!^ 

S   2cl    2  40] 

9  4 

330 

I      I 

424 

morn. 

^  'b 

0   t6 

6 

I   30 

7    0 

2  40 

7  50 

3  5-^ 

844 

5     ? 

9  36 

6   -^o 

0  2d 

Dfets 

II  lb 

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!2      8 

b    36 

I      0 

7  40 

14b 

8  4' 

2  50 

9  49 

3  J^ 

JO  S3 

4    0 

I.    4 

445 

morij. 

s  30 

^     0 

6  10 

2     6 

6  ?o 

3     ? 

740 

4     4 

824 

5     3 

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5   49 

10    3 

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TO  49 

}}  rile 

I  1  'iO 

1  6   2< 

12341 

1  7  47 

3  30 

FEBRUARY  *i7^->  begins  on  Friday. 


LaftC^arter  5th  Day  2  in  the.  Morning, 
New  Mooii  12  Day  5  in  the   Morning, 
FirftQaHrl^r  20"^  D-iy  5  in  the  Morning, 
Full  Moon  27  th  Day  5  in  the  Afternoon. 


f'9 

'V 

■'4    5 

F 


Wl      F^rkab'e  Davs,  fiifc. 
Sun  A  i 


of-"  Clock  14m.  gf. 
r'ui.ica-inn  Virgin  Mary. 
Sexagijfima.        Adm.  Rodney 
{  jxch  St.BuJJatia,  I78{. 

Treaty    with   France   Hgned, 
Snoio.  (177S. 

v)3y's  length    lob.  ^m. 

•Il^inquac^cfima  or  6'i>/-0'z/^Sun. 
ji  1.  'Vafhnj<yron  b  )rn,  I  /  32, 
'^•broveTuefSay  l.OiNortkam. 

Afp"^cdn:jday  ox  firfl  ofL^n/-. 

;^ij:  entine\.  D?«y. 
'*'s  let  T2h.  6f%\\, 


-.0*. 


7-5  5 

7     4  5 

2  5 

J  S 


Wmdi  and  Sncni^Mi^d  6 


7 
7 
6 
6 
6 
8 
6 

6  5i 
6  30  6 
6  49  6 
6  48  6 
6  47  6 


59 
58  6 

56  6 

5^.  6 


F.5^ 


idrhtdlma  Suaday. 


Sun.  C.  ^5/?off 
Maffacrc  at  Amboyna ,  1621. 
Rain,  thin  good 
iveather  for  the  Jeafon 
'^un  n.)w  of  Ciock  ijrn.  45^ 
^*.  Matthias,  Apoft.  &  Mart 
Smail  Tides. 

Night's  length  x^h.   ^m. 
Twiikht  ends  7h. 


6  44  6 
6^6 
6  40  6 
6  39  6 
6  3ii  6 
6  376 
6  36  6 
6  35 
6  34  6 
6  23  6| 
6  30  61 


9   16 

\o  25 

*i   35 

morn. 

o   57 

£    ii 

3  »o 

4  II 

rj 

6  49 

D  r?tS| 

■6 '30 

7  40 
'  8   50 

9  54 
10  57 

\9    56 

morn, 
o  54 
T  50 
z  27 

3  22 

4  20 

5  9 

.5  ^' 
])  ru> 


ChiUy   cold,  j  6  29  61    6    50 


2    I  « 

4  ^ 

5  <=> 

5  50 

6  40 

7  3^ 

8  ^S 

9   ^^ 
,0     4 

10  5^ 

II   4^ 

2    3<t 

I  ''i 

I    5'^ 

2  40 

3  .- 

4   '' 

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6  ic 

7  ^ 

>  -  5<" 

8  4^ 

9  3^ 
JO  1^ 

II      T5 


1 

>      J^be  Planet  VENUS  -will  he  E-venin^  Star,  to  the  ft 2^ 

y  March  ;   tbcKCs*  Morning  Star  to  the  End  oj  the  Tear 


^MARCH  17^32,   begins  on  Friday, 

lIT Quarter  6ib  Pay,  ij  In  the  ^^orninC: 
New  Moon  15th  Day  S  jfi  the  Afternoon, 
Firll  Quarter  2Uh  Da^at  M  dnght, 
Full  ?yloon  29th  Cay  ^  ia  the  Monn^g, 


M. 


Vf 


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2 
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4 

5 

6 

7 

9 

2. 

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4 
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15^ 


RemarkaD« 


iaD«e  TitDvc  ^J'f. 


St.    Da'vid, 
^\  ©  Perigee,, 

Ccmmc. .  f/5/).^/?:^  'ftVips  the 

Bofton  Maffaere,  rf  70. 

Clear  iveatL'ir 
D^'s  length  i  ih.  tSm. 


VjjVillinm  III.  d: 


Sun 


-.  r>i. 


t7 
iS 

19 

21 

22 
^3 

2: 


.  fcom...' 

w  of  Clock-  I  cm.  5or. 
High    P/Jarch  \ivinds, 
ivbictrnakei  it  cq,ld. 
StlGregory.     Inf.C.    Concord 
(and   TanfHon, 
_  lehU'e K&'k.hy bpani^Kds,  i  -'^c 
Gen.  Green  i  bar.  arGuJifo^ 
(qcurt  Hjcfe,  i7Jsi^ 
Patrick,  iioitcn  eva.  1^76. 
(^  Apoger 
Toul  "-veather. 
Night's  !enpth  I2h. 
Sun  flowcf  Clcck  7m.  i2f. 
Bifh.  CranTKerhuxnx,  j  ^56. 
PVindy  but  fleajant  for  March. 
F   \Paim  Sunday. 
*jy'7w/.'i(uc/a/'/on,  or  Lady  Day. 
3\lnf.  C.     M'orce/Ier,    Ippwich, 
4-1  (Falinouth  &.  Nantucket. 


D  2H  b 
27  6 

6  25  fi 

5  23  6 

6  2.3'6 

6  2T    6 


6'T.q 
6  tS 
6t7 
6  76 
6  14 

6-12 


sUfaundav  Thurfday. 
(i\Good  Friday 
'J  7,'®  Periace. 


3UF  lie. 7'?.' 


eciipfed,  vif 
er,  or  CvrifTs  rcfarrrft. 


.m.  ^F.Se 


5 

46 

26 

^  59  7 
558  7 
5  57  7 
5  55  7 
555  7 
5  54  7 
5  53  7 
5517 

5  50  7 
|5^S  7 
I5  47  7 


8    iJ 

I     0 

■9  2^ 

1  56 

10  4c 

2  30 

II    5c 

3-4^' 

morn. 

440 
'i*-35 

I^    <^ 

I    53 

6  28 

2   5c 

7  *4 

:f  43 

^     4 

4  5:i! 

!i  50 

5     6 

9  4*^ 

5  39 

10  -3 

D  le:s 

I]    10 

6.^ 

;',   cG 

7  ^'^ 

9     5 

1  I'i 

10   16 

z    2 

ii    3^ 

246 

morn.     3  36 

0    10 

4  13 

I    M 

5    ^ 

2     0 

5^^ 

*  35 

630 

3   ic 

7  18 

4     5 

S  14 

4  26I   9     6 

4  4S 

10    0 

5   1-^ 

10  5c 

})riff 

II  46 

8   56'^.T2  42 

jio  20 

'   1  3A 

APRIL   1782,  begins  on    iMonday. 


L;t!l    ^artr  4th  Day    7  in  the   Afternoon, 
New  vijon  i2iri   Day    i  ia  the   Afternoon, 
Pi'lt  Qua  icr  20th  Day  at  M'd.iight. 
fn  ;      om   £7ih  Day  10  at  Noon. 


MjW 


Rr-ma.Jc.ih!;:  Diys    ^r,       \  r.Qs.\r.^s.  \F.Seu 


ToW/.i  mce:  'o  vote  to<G   vc-r 
i.e.  barnjJable        [nor  ^c. 
^\  Cool  at  Night 

+     5  St.  Ambrofe,  B'(>^.  M.bn. 

5  6|Sun  fl  vv  a  Clock,  im.  4+f. 

6  7  Ni,;ht's  length  liii.  '.    in. 
7jF  'FuIv  Sunday  af'cr  Eafier. 

t\   '^\  April pioiuen 

9!    1   S.C.  C5«c:r^,  I.e.   ^Umouth 

10 j   4.1  .(and  roA-/t. 

lij    5  Fair  imi plecjant. 

2J  6j3ur.  ecli^fed,  viiib.e. 

'^^  Apoiicc. 

Second  Sundav  after  Eafier. 
Sun  and  einck  Logeti>er. 
r'inf.  C.  iJoyJt.;;. 

4  Warm  nveather. 

5  Day's  length  i  3h.  9m.' 

6  iiaitie  at  Le^/ffo-r^ow.   i7'^5. 
Refrejhing  fijoivir's. 

Third  SufHlay  ai'ter  Eafier^ 

pi:afant  'luiacber, 

St . George.    Su  f>,  C .  fVorcefler. 
4.  .'Sun  tr.ft  of  Clock  im.  if. 
5  'S:.  Ma  k,  Evanr.  &  M'^rt. 
6,'  (^ZJj-^arjf  burnt  1777. 

7KI  Pel  i  per. 
p   'Fourth  Sunday  affCr  Eapr. 
Z|Vefy  high  Tides. 
3^SUj;»C.  N^riljitrpun 


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MAY  178^2,  begins  on 

WeJ 

nefiay.      i 

Lad  Quarter  4th  Day  s  »n 

the  Morning, 

New  Moon  1 2th  Day  4  in  the  MoYning. 

Firft  Quarter  20th  Day  4  in  th?-  Morn  log, 

Full  Mood  26th  Day  7  in  the  Af.er  noon. 

M 
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w 

4 

R-marhable  Days,  &c. 

rrGs- 

r.^s. 

F.Sea 
3    <5 

St.  Pbilip  and  St,  James, 

c      57 

11    58 

* 

5 

Sun  faft  of  Clock  3m.  I7^« 

5     37 

morn. 

3  SO 

3 

6 

Inve^r.tion  of  the  Crofs, 

5     a? 

0  51 

4  44 

4 

7 

Fine  pi eaf ant  'weather. 

s    17 

1  30 

5  30 

5 

F 

Rogation  Sunday. 

5    07 

2     7 

6  ao 

6 

2 

Nativity  St.  Jobn  Evan. 

4  59^ 

2  4T 

7    4 

7 

3 

Night's  lecgth,  roh.  4in. 

4SK8 

3    2 

748 

g 

4 

Warm  and  moiji. 

4  «;?  1" 

3  3© 

8  30 

9 

5 

Afcenfion  or  HolyTburfday.   |4  56  8 

3  41 

9  »6 

0 

6 

^.France  acceflion,  r7  74« 

4  548 

4     i 

10  10 

ri 

7 

B  Apogee. 

-^  53  ■' 

4  30 

0  40 

l^ 

F 

Cbarlejiown,  in  So.  Carolina, 

4   ^^18 

])fets 

II  30 

t,^ 

* 

capitulated,  r7  5fo.;4  ^0  ^ 

8  40 

iz  16 

4 

3 

Gov.  Ga^^s  arrived  at  Bofton, 

4  49  8 

9  43 

1    0 

5 

4 

Sup.  C.  Bamflahle.      (17  74- 

<  4«  -^ 

T-   3 

I  44 

16 

^!              Raiv  cold  Eaji  'winds. 

4478 

11    28 

2  2>J 

t7 

6 

Hs/j;  Rood  Day. 

,46.- 

morn. 

3  J4 

8 

7 

Thunder  and  rain. 

4  45« 

0   12 

4    0 

'9 

F 

IVbitfunday,          U-  comm  i 

4.  44  ■ 

0  47 

448 

to 

2 

(darkncfs  in  N.  Eng.  1 7  So.  4.  4-?  S| 

I    I, 

s  30 

>,i 

3 

Sup.C.P/;W«r^-.  I.e.  Gro/o» 

4  4^^ 

T    44 

628 

:z 

4 

(and  Springfield. 

4  41  8 

^     7 

720 

3 

«; 

nioiji  air. 

4.  408 

2  30    8  i(>\ 

4 

6 

Sun  faft  of  Clock  3m.  4'f- 

4  39^ 

2      S 

9  12 

5 

- 

G.Hoive,  Burgcyne  &  Chr.ton 

4  38^ 

3   30 

10    s 

.6 

F 

TrinitySuniiy.  (arrived  17  7*. 

4  388 

1)  liiV 

M      5. 

7 

2  ®   Pciigee.          High  Tides. 

4  378 

'^  S3 

12     0 

S 

3lSup,  C.  Taunton. 

4  3^^ 

9  49 

12  56 

9' 

4  Governor,  Lt.  Governor,  <5jf<r. 

4  3^8 

19    S© 

I   50 

,0' 

1 

5            (:o  be  e'esfled  at  Bofton. 

4  348 

11     30 

246 

;i! 

6                       pleafcint  weatber. 

4  348 

morn. 

340 

.[178^ 


JUNE    1782,  begins   on   Saturday 


Laft  Quarter  2d  Day    5  in  the  Afteraoon, 
New  Moon   loth  Oay  9  in  the  Afrernooi', 
Firft  Quarter  iSth  Day  i  in  the  Afternoon, 
Full  Moon  25th  Day  4  in  the  Morning. 


M 
I 
z 

3 

4 

■    5 
6 


9 
10 

1.9 

V 
N 

r 

ho 


W 


Remarkable  Days,  &f<r. 


Bofton  Port  ftiut  up,  I  7  74. 
Firft  Sunday  paft  Trinity. 
Got.  Hutchinfon  died,  I  "'So. 
'         Rain,    and  tulndy. 
Sunfaft  of  Clock  zm.  yf 
's  rife  ih.   17m. 


<?i. 


Fwtl'ght  begins  ih,  *cm, 
®  Apogw. 
Second  paft  Trinity. 
Small  Tides  this  month. 
%f»  Barnabai.  l.Q,  IVorcefier 
(and    Taunton. 
ViT.Mary  iiti}^  A.D.j^o,JE.6o 
Hot  nv'Cuther. 
Thunder  Sboivers. 
Third  paft  Trir.ity. 
Bat,  at  Bunker-hiil,  1775. 
Sup.C.  Ipfivicb.    Britifti  eva. 
(Philadelphia,  1778. 
Warm  and pkafant, 
>un  fiow  of"  Clock  I  m.  z^f. 
i^  Peiiger. 
Fourth  paft  Trzw/^y. 
ziSt._7<'*«  Ba^rift  borrto 
3JSu;^,C.  nr*.  I.e.  Ejrnfiahle. 
4.  Grand  proccfiion  Frse  Malans 
51  (in  Bofton,  1739.14 

6jRat.  at  Monmouth,  177 S.        U 
7  St.  Peter  a-id  St./-'<ifc7,  Apoft  U 
F   [Fifth  paft  Tr/«//y.  \, 


33  ^ 

3a  -^ 

3T  ">' 

3r  ? 
30  8 
30  8 
30  3 
ag  8 
28  8 
28  8 
28  8 
27  ^ 
27  8 

27  8 

27  8 
26  S 


4 
4 
4 
4 
4  iS  Simorn 

4 


•i. 


F.Sea.., 


8  46 

9  35 
o    19 

10  54 

11  3C 

II  49 


z6  8 
26  8 
26  8 
?: 


O   15 

0  49 
r     q 

1  3y 
-  9 
»  35 
3  3 
Drife 


S  10 
8 


27  8 


9    '9j 

*i     o 
II   191 


4  30 

5  I 

5  50 

6  40 

7  19 

8  8 

8  50 

9  34 

10  30 

11  4 
ii  4^ 
II   34 

1  ?o 

2  S 

2  56 

4  33 

5  24 

6  J4 

7  » 
g     o 

8  56 

9  f.o 

10  5- 
tr  4C 

1   30 
a  i( 

3  lo 

4  ,.  o 


JULY    '7^^.  begins  on  Monday. 

Lalt  Quart       zd  Day  ^  in  the  Mornine, 
New      oon  lotii  Day    lo  in  the  Morning, 
Firft  Quarter  17th  Day  7  in  the  Afternoon, 
F^ill  iMoon    24th  Day  1 1  in  the  Morning, 
Lalt  Quarter  3  ift  Day  10  in  the  Afternron. 


M  W 


1 

z 

» 

3 

4- 

5 
6 

7 
g 

F 

9 

10 

^ 

IT 
!2 

13 

F 

:6 

19 

:0 

' 

I  - 


Remarkable  Days,  .&'c. 
Day's  ength  r4-h.  50ml        ' 
Vfi.V.Mary.  S.Q.Fa/mouth. 

Inf.  C.  Piymauth.  k 
Independencc  decta-.ed,  I776,  4 
[Ticonderoga  abandoned,  17:74- 

Sixth  pail  Trinity . 
I  Warm  lueaiher. 

'FairJitU burnt  I  779.  Inf.C. 
I  (  B cf}on,  Salem  &.  York. 

I  fiV  avd  fullry. 

\Norivalkh\ixm  1770. 
Sun  flow  of  Clock  5m.  5f. 
Seventh  pa  ft  Trinity. 

S'b  cillery. 
S 'OD)  Point  Fort  furpriz.  17-9 
Commencement  z^Cambridge. 
Twilight  begins  ah.  45m. 
#  F'er  gee.  ' 

.-  .  Margaret,  vir.  &inart. 
E^feinh  part  -Tr/;^/.'^,. 

^^^O'  hot  .iveatber. 
Dog  Days  bSi.in, 
St.   JiZTfies.  Apcfr,  /I:  Mart. 
St.  j^Kiie^  Morhfr  Vir.^-i'iiry. 

Clear ,c:id  dry. 1 1- 


•7,    7 

'•^IF  iN-ntb  paft  T 
9    aj 


28  ^ 

28  8 

29  2 
29  S 

-.29  ^ 
+  70  8 


30  s 
I  ? 


tn:ty. 


Mar:ha,  vir,  Ij. 

un  II jw  of  Clock  cm.  -Sif.  Il 


J 
31 
32 
52 

33 

34 

^' 

29 

40  g 

41  »■ 

42  S 

43  8 

44  K 

45  ? 

46  8 

47  S 

40  S 
^o  8 


,^t.\?.Sec 


i  I   2g 

ri   4- 

Kiorn. 
o     ? 

0  41 

1  o 

i  52 

*  10 
3     o 

i)fetc 

«  57 
9CJ7 

9  39 

ro  » 

.'o  24 

10  49 

ir  i^ 

ti  38 
iiiorn. 

0  8 

1  40 

t  4r 
Drife 

8  30 

9  14 
9  43 

10  ,  c 

TO    4c  i 


'  4  42 

5  26 

6  lb 

6  54 

7  3S 

8  -23 

9  6 
9  50 

lo  30 
ri  23 
12     8 

12    50 

I  45- 
z  30 

3  20 

4  X2 

5  4 

6  44 

7  4- 

8  36 

9  32 
10  iS 

fi  : 

12    i 

I     6 

z  r 
s  44 

3  30; 

4  16 


ii  5 


APRIL   1782,   begins  oa    iMonday. 


La'l   ^art  r  4th  Day   7  in  the  Afternoon, 
New  vijon  12(0  Day   i  in  the   Afternoon, 
Pt'it  Qua  la-  20th  Day  at  M'daight. 
Fm  .      o.>n   zjih  Day  10  at  Noon. 


1!    2 


Ri'ma'U.ih!;  Diys    ^c. 


■o^. 


I'owi-  >  meet  '0  vole  to>  G  ver 
i.e.  barnjlable        (nor   fefc 
Cool  at  Night 
5 'St.  Ambrofe,  B'^^.  IVf.Un. 
6[Sua  (1  vv  a  Clock,  iHD.  441". 
7  Night's  length  liii.  7.  -  jn. 
7jF   iFidt  Suoday  at'rr  Rafter. 
i"      2.  j  April  po"Mers 

9  J    i   S.  C.  Ci3«c;riT^.  I.e.   Fli mouth 
10     4 1  .(and  n^X' 

IJj    5  Fair  1  ml  pier. jant, 

zj   61  Sun  ecli-fed,  vJiib.e. 
(10  Apouee. 

Second  Sunday  after  Rafter, 
Sun  and  Clock  Logeti>er, 
inf.  C.  Bofion. 


'l\^ 


.81    5 
19     6 

iO.     7 

ki  F 
1^3!   3 

«<; 

h6 


Warm  'weather. 
Day's  length  i  3}).  9m.' 
Battle  at  Lexington,    I  7  '^  5. 

Refrejhing  ftyoivers. 
Third  Surtday  afier  Rafter. 

plj^fant  loeatber. 
St .  George.    Su  p,  C .  IVorceller. 
4. 'Sun  taft  of  Clock  ^m.  zi. 
^'S:.  .Iftf  ji,  Evanj'.  &  M.ut. 
6j  (^/Jj^iary  burnt  1777- 

7    f|  Psiigee. 
p     Fnurch  Sunday  affcr  Rafter 
%  jVcry  hig'T  Tides. 
3  Suj!,  C.  iV.r.-,lj«j>.'crt 


5457 

.43 

54> 

s  40 

5,39  7 

.3^7 

i  37  -• 

^35^ 

^  33  7 

5  34' 

5  30  " 

>  as  7 

5  27  7 

<-.  26 

5-5-' 

5  M7 

^?3  "" 

;  ai  - 

',  21  7 

S    19  7 

5  »7  7 

vi6- 

^  15^ 

<;  T4  7 

^«3  7 

5  '^  ' 

5  '=  7, 

F.Se 


30 


H  3  25 


I? 

■  4 

IS 

3 

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10 

t;o 

6 

0: 

34 

6 

46 

0 

7 

■;o 

3^ 

H 

2T 

50 

9 

6 

40 

9 

50 

30 

In 

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9  7.  8 

77    TO 
67I1T 


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50  12  461 
48  I  32] 
46  2  i6j 
3    o, 

3  41! 

4  26 

6     3; 

6  5  a; 

7  42! 

8  -s; 

9  3oi 
10  23I 
J I  20' 

12  16 
<^  12 
2      O 


M\Y  17S.2,  begins  on  WeJneCiay, 

Lad  Quarter  4th  Day  $  »°  ^'-^  Morr-ing, 
New  Moon  1 2th  Day  4  in  the  MoVning, 
Firft  Quarter  20th  Day  4  in  the  Mornicg, 
Full  Mood  26th  Day  7  in  the  Afternoon. 


;o: 


W 


Remarkable  Days,  ©"c. 


St.  Philip  and  St,  James. 
Sun  taft  of  Clock  3m.  17^ 
Inve^ntion  of  the  Cfofs, 

Fine  pi  eaf ant  iveatber. 
Rogation  Sunday. 
Nativity  St.  John  Evan. 
Ni^ht*8  lecgth,  rob.  4in. 

Warm  M.nd  motji, 
Afcenfion  ox  Holy  T bur f day, 
K.France  acccflion,  1774. 
■^  Apogee. 

Charlejioivn,  in  So.  Carolina, 
capitulated,  t7JJo. 
Gov.  Gage  arrited  at  Bofton, 
Sup.  C.  Barnjiahle.  (17  74- 
Ratu  cold  Eaji  'winds. 
Holy   Rood  Day. 

Thunder  and  rain. 
JVhicfunday.  U.  comm  ; 

(darknefs  in  N.  Eng.  1 7  iio. 
^Mf.Q.Plimouth:  \.i:.  Groion\ 
I  /(and  Springfitld.\ 

Moiji  air.\ 
Sun  fafl  of  Clock  3m.  4-'f.  I 
G.Hoive,  Bur^cyne  Si  Clinton 
TrinitySuniay.  (arrived  17  75. 
^  Perigee.  High  Tides. 
3! Sup,  C.  Taunton. 
4!Governor,  Lt.  Governor,  ©"c. 
5!  (to  be  e!eaed  at  Bofton.' 

I  61  pleafant  'weatber,\ 

117870  B~ 


5  5' 
3' 
2  7 

I  7 

O  7 

58  8 

55 
56 
54 
53 
^i 

498 
4.7  8 

45  8 

44  • 
43  S 
42  ^ 


®^ 


4 

4 

4  41 

4- 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4 

4- 


8 
408 
39  S 
38  F 
388 
378 
35  s 
3^8 
348 
348 


II  58 
morn 

0  51 

1  30 

2  7 

2  4t 

3  2 
3  3© 

3  41 

4  a 

4  30 
Dfcts 

5  40 

9  43 
T^    3 
n   28 

10  rn. 
o  12 
O  47 

T  44 
'*     7 

2  30 

2.     S 

3  30 
];  r;lV 

=^  53 

9  49 

1®  50 


F.Sea 


3 

3  SO 

4  44 

5  30 

3    20 

7  4 
748 

8  30 

9  16 

10  10 

0  40 

11  30 
iz  16 

1  o 

I  44 

2  2^ 

3  J4 

^  c 
448 

S  3f 

7  20 

8  16 

9  12 

10    S 

1    5. 

12  O 

12  56 

150 
246 
340 


JUNE    1782,  begins   on   Saturday 


Laft  Quarter  2d  Day    5  in  the  Afteraoon, 
New  Moon   loth  Day  9  in  the  Afrernooii, 
Firft  Quarter  iSth  Day  i  in  the  Afteraoon, 
Full  Moon  25th  Day  4  in  the  Morning. 


W 


9F 

[10 

P 

An 

•r 

|i 

■r 

J30F 


Remarkabie  Days,  &c. 


SoftoD  Port  ftut  up,  I  774. 
Firft  Sunday  paft  fTfinity. 
Gov.  Hutchinfon  died,  fSo. 
i?d;/«,    aW  ivindy. 
Sunfaft  of  Clock  2m.  yf 
7**s  rife  ih.   17m. 
Fwil'ght  begins  ah,  Icra, 
%  Apogw. 
Second  paft  Trinity. 
Small  Tides  this  mopth, 
%^,  Barnabas.  \.Q.  PVorcefler 
(and    Taunton. 
ViT.Mary  died  A. D  40,^.60 
Hot  iv-Tutker. 
Thunder  Shoiuers. 
Tl^Ird  paft  Trir.ity. 
Bat,  at  Bunker-hiil,  1775. 
Sup.C,  Ipfivicb.    Britifli  cva. 

(PhiladeJuhia.  177S. 

Warm  and  pUafmr. 
^un  fio'*  ot"  Cl.Qck  ira.  z^(. 
^  Peiiger. 
Fourth  paft  Tr/w//y. 
St.  John  Ba;.-rift  borr-o 
Sir  .C.  nr^.  I.e.  Ejr-Afiable. 
Grand  proccfiion  Ff;e  Melons 
(in  Bofton,  1739. 
Rat,  at  Mottmouch,  t^-jZ. 
Sr.  P<;/?r  and  St./-'<jfc7,  Apoft 
Fifth  paft  Trinity. 


:  Gs- 


-•H 

0 

7 

0 

40 

r-    I 

0 

30 

3 

19 

4C^ 

c 

18 

X  fe^sl 

8 

46 

9 

35 

0 

T9 

10 

54 

II 

2C 

II 

49 

F.Sea. 


4  33  ^ 

4  3a  '^ 

4  3T   ^> 

MT  ? 

4  30  8 

4  30  8 

4  30  3 

4  29  ? 

4  28  S 

428  8 

i  28  8 

4  27  8 

4  27  8 

4  27  8 

4  27  8 

426  S 

4  26  Sjmorn. 
O  15 
o  49 
r  9 
'  3y 


4  30 

5  13; 

5  50 

6  4c 

7  I!. 

8  S 

8  50 

9  34 

10  so 

11  4 
ii  4S 
i-i   34 


426  ^ 
4  26  8 
4  ^6  8 
426  ? 
4  25  ? 
4  26  8 

426  X 
4  2ii  ^ 
4  26  8 
425   s 

427  8 


8  o 

8  S6| 

9  50, 
10  5- 

TI    ^tJ 

19112  . 3- 

5    '  ^<^ 
3    2  I. 

4  27    SUl,     O     3    To 

,  2;;8Jii   19!  4  .0 


*  35 
3  3 
Drife 

9 
10 

10  3 


20 
S 

56 
41 

3  3 

5  24 

6  14 
7 


JULY   '78',  begins  on  Monday. 


Laft  Quart  -r   id  Day  9  in  the  Mornine, 
New    '  oon  iota  Day     10  in  the  Morning, 
Firft  Quarter  17th  Day  7  in  the  Afternoon, 
F^ill  Moon   24th  Day  1 1  in  the  Morning, 
Lalt  Quarter  3  ift  Day  10  in  the  Afternion. 


M 

W 

1 

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« 

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3    4 

4 

5 

5 

6 

€ 

7 

7 

F 

S 

1 

9 

3 

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4 

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6 

13 

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N 

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19    6 

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i%l   , 

.3     , 

■4     4 

•S      s- 

^^'6 

'•7     7 

;iF-| 

9    2 

JO    ,   -7 

'  1 

-41 

Remarkable  Days,  .^<:, 
fray's  ength  r4h.  50m. 

Inf.  C.  Piymauth. 
Independence  dec!aied,  1776, 
Ticonderoga  abandoned,  17;  7 

#  Apogee. 
Sixth  pail  Trinity. 

Warm  zut other. 
FairJitU h\irnt  1779.  Inf.C. 
(Boflon,  Salem  &.  York. 
Hot  atd  fultry. 
NortvaIkh\ittM  '770. 
Sun  flow  of  Clock  c'm.  c^i. 
Seventh  pad  Trinity. 

Shci'jiry. 
S -on)  Point  Fort  furpriz.  1779 
(Commencement  zfCambridge, 
Twilight  begins  ih.  ^501. 

#  Per  gee. 

>.  Margaret,  vir.  &  mart. 
E  f|,ii'.h  part  Trini'y. 
St.  Mary  Magdaler. 

^ery  hot  .ivcatber. 
Dog  Days  be. in. 
St.   Ttzniei,  Apcfr.  Cc  Mart, 
St.  jinne^  Motiier  Wxt.Mary, 
Cl-ar.ciid  dry. 
N-nth  pa  ft  Trinity. 
Manha,  vir. 

Sun  11  jw  of  Clock  cm.  %<^[. 
-   CUudy  aK-J  '■jjortn. 


-.©J. 


,®5.JF.5f^ 


4  aS  8 

1128    4  4?: 

^  a8  ^ 

n   4"     5  2^ 

4  28  8 

Kiorn. 

6   .0 

4  29  S 

0     ? 

654 

4  29  S 

0  41 

7  38 

1-  29  ^ 

I     0 

823 

4  30  8 

I  5^ 

9     6 

f  30  8 

2    10 

9  50 

4  31  % 

3     0 

lo  30 

^  31  8 

Dfet5 

II   %x 

\  32  g 

«  57 

12      8 

4-  32  s 

9  ■'7 

12    50 

^  33  8 

9   35 

1   44- 

+  34? 

10     » 

a  30 

:  35  ? 

.'o  24 

3  20 

^368 

10  49!  4  12 

437? 

ir  1' 

5     4 

4  3S  s  <i  38 

i  5J9   g   liiorn. 

P' 

6  44 

4  ^0  S     0      8 

7   4^- 

^4»  ^     ^   51 

8  36 

!■  42  8     I  40 

9  32 

+  43  8     *  4f 

10  2? 

t  44  j(    ])  rife 

fl    2T 

1-  45   ?     g    30 

12    l3 

<•  46  jij   9   14 

I     6 

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9  43 

2       I 

4  4>^  V' 

10  ,  0 

2  44 

4498 

102* 

3   30 

UoS 

TO  A(\  4  16 

4^21 

'J„^' 

J.^-3 

AUGUST  1782,  begins  on  Thurfday. 


New  Moon  8th  Dtfy  11  at  Nighr, 
Firft  Quarter    15th  Day    al  Midnight, 
Full  Moon  2 2d  Day   9  in  the  Afternoon, 
Lafl  Quarter  30th  Day  6  in  the  Afternoon. 


M 


Rcmarkabfc  Days,  &c 


Lammai, 

#>Appgee.    .    »       .  .A 

Good-nvholfome  iveatbef. 
Tenth  psR  Trinity. 
Firft  N.Eng.f'ett.faird  fr.Erg. 
Trans fguration.       *    (i62  0. 
Suoflow  of  Clock  5in.  \S^' 
Name  ofjefu:.  ^ 
S^-Brit^.'Siivsti^.by'S^niaT^ 
St.  law/f^ce,  mart.     (1780. 
Eleventh  paft  Trinity. 

Dry  ard  fultry. 
ViolentStorm  atRh.Ifl.j778. 
Siege  Penobfcot  raffed,  I  7  79. 
•  Perigee.     Small  Tides. 
Bat.  at  B^ningtcn,  1777. 

Clcudy  and  Rain. 
Twelfth  paft  Trinity' 
Twilight  begins  -^h.  26m. 
inf.  C.  Great  Harrington, 
Sr.  Athanatius. 
CanadaFleet  fhjrwreck'd  171 1 
Twilight  ends  ah.  1 1  m. 
St.  Bartbohmeiu,  Apcft. 
Thirteenth  paft  Trin.    Anni- 

(verfary  Order  of  St, to:.'.''/, 
S.C.  P.op.on.    l,Q.Sf>ringf.eid 
St.  Augufiine,'E^\L  «;onf. 
ix.John  Bap,  hsh.  ©Apogee 

tlsafant,  but  cool  at  J^ven. 
7I Sun  and  Clock  together. 


.©5.    r.#,. 


F.Sea, 


4  SI  « 

11    ao 

Sfo] 

4  S*  S 

tnorn. 

6  30 

7  20 

4S';8 

0   36 

8    4 

4  S6  8 

,  T    J9 

8  48 

4.S7S 

2     c 

9  3o 

4  S^« 

2  44 

1  0    20 

4  59^ 

Dfets 

11    0 

5    G-7 

7NS6 

I'    T5 

5     I  7 

8  23 

12    30 

5    2  7 

8   50 

1    20 

5     3  7 

9  14 

2    li! 

5    47 

9  30 

3       ? 

5    5 : 

10  10 

4    0 

s  67 

10  30 

4  5<^ 

S     77 

ri      0 

5  40 

5    «7 

XI    45 

b3o 

5     97 

morn. 

I  3^ 

5   10  7 

0  45 

&  30 

S  11   7 

I  50 

9  u 

<;  12  7 

1     I 

'©     0 

5   ^3  7 

D  rife 

"      c 

5  !47 

7   30 

"   53 

S  16: 

7   50 

!2     30 

S   T7  7 

SjUr 

I    20 

S  1^7 

•§^30 

i       « 

5  *o  7 

?fe45 

*  57 

5IZ7 

gr  20 

3  3^ 

5  24  7 

9  50 

4  3Q; 

5^5  7 

10  19 

^'  !^' 

5  a«7 

1 1  '50 

S4f 

SEPTEiVlBER  1782,  begins  on  Sunday. 


New  Moon  7th  Day  10  m  the  Mordpg, 
Fir  ft  Qaart  14  Day  5  in  the  MorniDg, 
Full  Moon  2 ill  Day  10  in  the  Morning, 
Laft  Quarter  29th  Day  at  Noon. 


Ml      Rema'-kable  Days.  &c. 


f,  4Fourteenlh  paft  Trinity. 
1  (St.  Gthi. 

\SlJVoTcefie'.  Dog  Days  end. 
Clear  and  pleafant. 
Commencement  Vrovidence. 
Part  N.  London  burnt,  ij^t. 
Cool  mornings  and  evenings. 
F  jFifteemhpaft  Ttn/Vy.   Nati- 
*j  (vity  of  Yii gin /»ii2ry. 


'  JO    pTii 
5  31    jmorn. 


Info  C,  Concord. 

Srtall  "bowers, 
®  Perigee* 
Full  Tides. 
Uoly  Crcfs. 
Sixteenth  (;aft  Trinity, 

Serene  pleafant  fVeather- 
Sup.  C.  Wcrcejler. 
Commencement  Darfm'>.Co\. 
Fair  and  pleafant. 
Day's  length  i  ih.  f  m. 
Sr.  Mafthezi),  Apcft.&Marr. 
Seventeenth  part  Trinity. 
1^  Apogee. 

3.C.  Springfield.  l.C.Barnfla. 
(NcwA.Port  &  Powr.alicro' 
St.  Cyprian,  Mart, 
7'|  6  j G. //tso entered  Phila.  1777 
M  7|Twilight  ends,  7fc.  S^m. 
9  F  j  ?  8th  part  Trin.  St.  Michael. 
,o|  l^St.Jfroff?^,  Frtfby   &  confeff. 

ri7§2.i 


o    3 

6    2 

7       ^ 

8    4 

9     5 

0    6 

3    * 

6-3 

5  3}  7 

5  367 
3377 

5  3«  7 
5  40  7 
541  7 
5  43" 
5  44  7 
i  45  7 
5467 
5  47  7 
5  49  7 
5  50  7 
5  5»7 
5  53  7 

5  56  7 

5577 

5  S«7 

59  7 

o  6 

z6 

46 

5« 
6  6 
S6 
re  6 


o  lo 

T    20 

2  30 

3  44 
^let 

7     S 
7  31 

7  59 

8  31 

9  i» 

9  57 
lo  4S 

IT    50 

morn. 

0  56 

1  5S 
3     I 


F.Sea. 

6   lo 

6  58 

7  46 

8  36 

9  30 
I*  z6 

11  IS 

12  14 
I 
2 

3  2 
3  5S 
446 

538 

6  a6 

7  T4 

8  46 

9  30 


ti  17 
12    2 

»*  54 
I 


4    '^ro  2 

Drife"' 

6  22 
641 

7  o 
7  *5 

7  54 

8  36    ^ 

9  24I  4 

10   2oj    4 


52 

3^" 

2{ 

4 
50 
42 


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TOBER    1782,  begins  on  Tuefday. 

New'Moon  6th  Day  8  at  Night.., 

Flrfl  Quart-r  13th  Day  q  in  the  Afternoon, 

Full   MooQ  2 1  Day  6  'H  Ni;>hi, 

Laft  (garter  20th  Day  5  in  the  Morning. 

M 

I 

W 

3 

R-marhab'e  Days,  &c. 

-.G^. 

r.r^^. 

,''■".  5f<jr 

S.C.  Gr.Barrirg,  I.C.  ^<?/^  n 

6  Jo^ 

m  -r  .. 

6  28 

a 

4 

^and  Plymouth. 

6  it6 

0    32 

7  JO 

3 

5 

Blufienng  iveatber. 

6  136 

I  46 

8  12 

4 

6 

!^att!e  at  Germanteivn,  i-lTJ- 

6  14.  6 

z   5S 

9    8 

5 

Night's  length  i  ih.  4.101. 

6  166 

3     9 

10    4 

6 

F 

Nineteenth  paft  Trimty. 

6176 

Dfets 

IT      0 

"7 

2 

Warm  winds. 

6  19  6 

6 

ri56 

f 

3 

0  Perigee. 

6  206 

6.  3^ 

TiS* 

9 

4 

St.  Dennis. 

6  22  6 

7   T3 

I  148 

ic 

^ 

D'EJiairg  repulfed  it  Georgia 

6  236 

7    58 

244 

11 

6 

Rain.              ['779- 

6  246 

8  49 

336 

12 

7 

Cool  mornings  &  evenings. 

6  26  6 

9  44 

428 

>^ 

F 

rwc^teth  part  Trinity, 

6  286 

TO    S'-" 

?  16 

14 

2 

-T*'s  rife  6h.  5«m. 

6  296 

"   53 

6    0' 

i<; 

3 

Day's  length  jjh. 

6  30  6 

morn. 

648, 

16 

4 

H/^^  winds. 

6326 

•  55 

P^ 

17 

f 

Burgoyne'i  army  forren.1777 

0  346 

I  58 

820 

18 

6 

St.  La^ff,  Evang.     Falmouth 

6356 

3     2 

9    3 

19 

7 

(burnt  by  Mcwtff  1775. 

63^9 

4     8 

948 

io 

F 

Twenty  firft  paft  Trinity. 

6396 

5  iC 

fo  32 

ai 

2 

Cool  iveathert 

6406 

Drife 

II  16 

zz 

3 

but  pleajant. 

6  4'6 

5  40 

12    e 

23 

4 

%  Apogee. 

64^6 

6     8 

f»44' 

24 

<; 

Sritifli  tvzcu. R. IJlind  177^. 

6436 

647 

I2SJ 

^5 

6 

Crifpen,  Patron  of  Shomakers 

6446 

7  3^ 

a  12' 

26 

7 

South  wiuds  and  rain. 

6  456 

8  25 

3    0 

27  F 

Twenty  fecond  paftTr/n/'cy. 

6476 

9  a^ 

3  44 

28    2 

St.  Simon  &  St.  Jude,  Apoft. 

6  486 

1©  28 

428 

29    3 

^.Z.Cambridge.  I.C.Falmouth 

6496 

'I  35 

516 

30    4- 

^and  Tisi>ury..6  50  6jmorn, 

6    8 

31 

5 

Char  and  pi faf ant.  j6  51  6  j  0  49 

7    0 

>^OV£VIBER     782,  begins  on  Friday. 

New  Moon  5  Day  5  in  the  Morning,   - 

FirftQiiarter  iirh  Day  9  ''n  the  Afternoon, 

Full  Moon  19th  Day  6  in  the  Afternoon, 

Laft  Quarter  27th  Day  1 1  in^tl^  Afternoon." 

M 

I 

W 
~6 

Remarkable  Davs,  &fc. 

5  53.6 

F.Sea. 
7?  53 

y4/7  5a/>j/i.  J^isbon  deftroyV' 

2 

7 

-    (by-.an  E^ifthqba^e.-   »7V  5^* 

5546 

3  21 

8  4)4 

3 

F-- 

Twenty  third  paft  "Trinity^^^ 

6  556 

4  37 

9  44 

4 

2 

tr'tnd  and  rain. 

6  56  6 

5   so 

10  36 

5 

3 

Sup.  C.  Salem. 

6  5«  6 

Dfets 

II  28 

6 

4 

^  Perigee. 

7     0  S 

5  44 

12  24 

7 

^ 

High  Tides. 

7     »  5 

^  34 

I  16 

8 

6 

Cloudy  •weather. 

7     ^5 

7  29 

2   12 

9 

7 

Firft  fettlers  hviCapeCod  1 620 

7     45 

8  39 

3    0 

10 

F 

Twenty  fourth  paft  Trinity. 

7     5  5 

9  29 

3  53 

11 

2 

St.  M<2r??«,  Ep'fc.  &  Confeff. 

7     65 

lo   32 

4  40 

li 

^ 

Inf.  C.  Northampton. 

7     7  5 

SI  34 

5  26 
650 

J3 

4 

Oay's  length    gh.  301x1. 

7     85 

morn. 

14 

5 

Fa/r  and  pleafant . 

7     9  5 

0  37 

^  ^^ 

15 

-^ 

Twilight  begins  fh.  30m. 

7  »i  5 

I   40 

8  20 

16 

n 

Small  Tides. 

7  la  5 

2  45 

9    6 

17 

f' 

Twenty  fifth  paft  Trinity. 

7  '3  5 

3  50 

9  50 

,i 

» 

\   great  Earthquake  felt    in 

7  >4  5 

5     0 

10  34 

19 

3 

(North  America,  17:5. 

7  M  5 

6  14 

11  18 

ao 

4 

9  Apogee. 

"  165 

Dnfc 

r  1   50 

%i 

5 

Cold  andfropy. 

7   -7  5 

5    7 

«i     4 

TZ 

6 

St.  Cecilia,  virg.  &  mart. 

7  185 

5  56 

T   30 

*3 

7 

St.  Clement,  mart. 

7  19  5 

6  54 

2     4 

4f 

Twenty  fixth  paft  Trinity. 

7  20  5 

8     ex 

2  46 

25      2 

Catharine,?ar.ron  of  Ropcmak 

7  *i  5 

1  9    7 

3  '0 

26    3 

I.  C.  Cambridge  &  Pittsfe/d. 

7  4^5 

I'O    2T 

4    ^ 

a?,  4 

Fair  temperate  •weather, a  23  5 

['I     37 

4  50 

aS 

5 

Twilight  ends  6h.  20m.         J7  445 

morn. 

5  3? 

29 

6 

Days  length  gh.  lom.              7*5  5 

0.53 

6  34 

3« 

7 

St.  Andreio,  Apoft.                  7  *5  5'  *     9 

726J 

DECEIVlBER   17^2,  begins  on  Sunday. 


New  Moon  4tb  Day  5  in  the  Afternoon, 
Firft  Quarter  titd  Day  1 1  at  Night, 
Fnll  Moon  19th  Day  4  in  the  Aftercocn, 
Laft  Quarter  27th  Day,  9  in  the  Morning, 


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If 

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Ilemarkab!flDav<!,  &c 


Advent  Sunday, 


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JO 

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22 

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24 
25 
26 
27 
28 
29 
30 

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r,  C.  ke'orcelJer  &  Barnfiable, 

^  Perigee.  ^ 

High  Tides,     .     _ 

St.  Nicholas,  Epif.  t**v  ConfefT. 

Day's  length  gh.  ';7m. 

Conception  Vir,  Maty. 

Cold, 

Wi.  C.  Plymouth. 

Good  luholfome  tveather 
for  the  jcajon, 

St.  Lut-j,  virg.  and  fnart. 

7*'sfct.Joh. 

Third  in  Ad-veni. 

Fea  deftroyed  at  Bofton  f77  3 

(nf.  C.  Taunton, 

^  Apogee. 

Twilight  ends  6h.  icrn. 

Ehgland  decK  war  aga,  Dw^fi) 

St.  Thornai.  ['/^o 

Fourth  in  Ad-vent. 

Syrius  rifes  7^.  3or7T. 

Cold frofiy   tveather, 

Chriftmai,  or  Christ  born. 

Sr.  Stephen,  frrft  mart.      »  ^ 
6iSr.  John,  Apoft.  &  Evan. 
7  /««o««f*  martyr' d, 
F  ISuuday  paft  Chrifitr.as. 
a)  Wir.dy  ({r.d  cold. 

3 J  St.  Silvejler. 


727  5 
7  2«  5 
729  5 
729  5 
7  3®  5 
731  5 
7  3T  5 
7  3*  5 
7  3*  5 
7  3^  5 
7  3^  5 
7  33  5 
7  33  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
^  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
7  34  5 
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7  34  5 
7  33  i 
7  33  5 
7  33  5 
7  33  5 


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5  49 

6  50 

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9  40 

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Births^  Iffue,  iz'c.  of  the  Sovereign   Prii}cex\ 

Lof  Europe,  \ 

EWIS  the  i6:b,  K  ng  of  Fraqce  and  Navarre,  bora- 
Arjguft  25,  17  54-.  Marrievi  NJay  17,  t7  7o,  to 
vlaria  Antonicrca,  Archducbers  of  Auftria,  bom  Nov.  2 ' 
1755.  Succeeded  his  Grandfachei,LEw;s  \yM,  May  lo,; 
774,  a-id  crowned  at  Rheims,  June  11,  I775« — ^j 
Tneir  KTue,  Midame  Marid  Thercfa  Charlotte,  born 
December  19,  1778.  ^        ) 

CHARLES  the  3d,  K'ng  of  Spain,  born  January  20, 
17 16.  Has  liToe  by  his  late  Qu,cen,---Maria  jofetiha.birn 
July  16,  1744.  — -Maria  Louila,  born  Nov.  24,  T745. 
Charles  Anthony,  Prince  of  Afturias,  born  Nov.  u,  ;  748. 
---Feidlnand  Aathony,  King  of  the  Two  Sici'.ics,  born 
Jan.  T2,  T751.— -Gabriel  Anthony,  Grand  Priorof  Spain, 
born  May  12,  1 752. --Anthony  Pafcall,  bo.  Dec.  31,1755. 

GEORGE  the  3d,  K  ng  of  Great  Britain,  born  June 
4,  1738,  proclaimed  King  0£l.  26,  1760,  married  Sept. 
8,  T761,  to  the  Princefs  Chariot  e  of  MeciilinfaurgStrcJitz. 
Crowned  Sept.  z^,  1761.  Their  ilTue  are.GeorgcAuguftus 

Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales,  born  Aug.  12,  1762 Fre 

<3erick,  Bifhop  of  Ofnaburg,  born  Aug.  16,  1763.-— Wi! 
Jiam  Henry,  born    Aug.  2  I,  I765.— -Charlotte  Augufta, 
born  Sept.  29,  1776.-  — Edward,    born  Nov.  2,  I76'. 
Augufta  Sophia,   born  Nov,   8,  1  76S.—. Elizabeth,  born 
May  22,  1770.-  — Erncft  Auguftus,  born  June  5,  1771,— 

Auguftus  Frederick,  born  Jan.  27,  17''3 AdolphusFre 

derick,  born  Feb.  24,  T774.-— Maiy,  born  April  «5,i776. 
J— -Soph.a.  born  Nov.  3,  i777.---Oflavius,  Feb.  23,l7-?9. 
1  HOLLAND.]  vVjllia.mV.  Prince  of  Orange  and 
iNaifij,  bam  Mj^rch  S,  1  ^•48,  Htreditary  S'ad;h:)idcr  0^ 
;the  Stveri  U.iited  Provinces :  niirried  to  the  princefs 
Fredc.'ica  Sophia  sVilhelmi.na  of  PruiTia,  by  whom  he 
'jbiis  iifj^  Freds r:C3  Lbu;.''a  Wilhelmlna,  born  Noy.  aS, 
{170.   William  Frederick,  bcrn  Auguft  14,  1772  ;  and 

i William  George  Frederick,  born  February  I  ?,  17  74. 
FOR  rUG  \L.]  Maria  Frances  Isabell A,Qjeen, 
born  Dec.  7,  I734-.  Her  ifTue  Jufeph  Francis  Xivier. 
born  Aug.  2o,  1  ;  61.  John  Maria  Jofeph  Lewis,  borr 
Jvlay  13,  '767^  Maria  Anna  Vi^oria,  born  Dec.  I  ^. 
I76ii.     A  Princefs  born  Dec.  2  2,  I  -  76. 


(  DENMARK,  and  NORWAY.]  Christian  VIl 
King  of  Dcr.mark,  barn  Jan.  2.9,  1749.  Has  i/Tai 
Fiederitlc,   born  Jan.  ig,  i,62  j  -and  Louifa  Augutla 

ibotti  July  7,  1771.  » 

j     SVV  EDEN.]  GusTAvus  III.  Kirg  of  Sweden,  bon 

I  Jan.  24,  1746, 

I;  POLAND]  StanislaueAugustus,  born  Jan. I7, 
1752  ;  .cicdtcd  Kuig  of  Poland  i}Z?r.  7,  1764-. 
PRUSSIA.]  Fredsrick  ill.  K'ng  ot  Pruflia  and 
.Eleftor  of  iiraqdenbuig,  bor.i  JiDuasy  ^4,  1712. 
I  RUSSIA.]  Catharine  U.  Smprefs  af  Rufila.born 
(May  J,  17^9}  afcended  iIk  'Ihr.jnc  Ja'y  9,  ijoj,  upon 
jthe  depofition  of  her  own  h>  (bind,  Peter  111.  Her  iiroe 
jPaul  Petrowifz,  born  Oclober  1,  1754-. 

SARDINIA.  ]  Victor  Amadku3  Maria,  King 
'of  Sardinia  ind  Duke  of  Savoy,  bcrn  June  26,  1716, 
His  iffuc  are,  Charles  Eirmanuel  Ferdinand  P/!ar:a,  b:»rr 
JMay  24.,  1751.  Maria,  Jjfspha  Louifa,  bsrn  Sept.  s 
JJ75:^.  Maria  Thcrefo,  bora  Jan.  31,  1756.  Anna 
iMaria  Carolina,  bom  Dec.  17,  1757.  Viftor  Emanuel 
;C»jecan,  born  July  14,  1759.  Maurice  Jofcph  Marwi 
'born  Sept.  26,  176Z,  Marit  Charlotta,  born  Jan.  17 
{I764,  Charles  Jofeph,  born  April  6,  1765  j  and  JofepS 
;Bencdi£f,  born  Oftob.  5,  1766. 

GERMANY,]  Josiph  Bensdict  Augustus, 
born  March  13,  1,741,  and  crowned  King  of  the  Romans 
in  1764  ;    fuccceded  as  Emperor  Aug.  1$,  1765. 

ITALY.]  Count  Braschi,  born  Dec.  zj,  i7i-j, 
elefted  Pope  Feb.  i?,  1 7 55, by  the  Name ef  Pius  V. 

Ferdinand  IV.  King  of  the  Two  Sicilies,  thnd  Ton 
of  thcKiflg  of  Spain,  born  Jan.  1 2,  1751.  He  has  iffuc 
two  Daughters. 

TURKEY]  AcHMET  IV.  Grand  Signer,  fucceeded 
to  the  Throne  of  Turkey  Jan.  21,  2774. 

MECKLENBURG.]  1  !ic  Houfe  of  Mccklcnburgh 
is  divided  into  two  branches,  viz.  MeckicnburghSchwerin 
and  Meckienborgh  Strelitr  :  Ferdinand  is  the  reign- 
Duke  of  the  former,  born  Nov.  9.  »7  i7.  and  has  no  ifTue 

— Adolphus  Frederick  IV.  is  the  reigning  Duke 
of  the.  latter,  born  May  5,  1738,  and  is  brother  to  the 
preftnt  Queen  confort  of  the  King  of  Great  Britain, 


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X  in  hiving  Moriey. 
j  For  6  /..  2  Yeai,,  yoa  may  bave.  the  Uie  of  loo/.  pr  -.- 
■vidfd  you  aie  a  Man  of  kn.Nvn  P.ud.:r.c«  and  Horeliy. 
)  He  that  fpends  a  Gr,oa'-  a  day  id!y,  frcjidi  id!y  sb.. 
'6  /.  a  year,  wliic"^  is  the  rrice  for  the  uf,-  of  ico  /. 
I  He  that  waftes  idly  a  Groat's  vvorch  cf  his  time  per 
■cay,  on;  i:y  with  another,  wafte-  the  p.'i.iicge  of  ufing 
lico  I.  each  day. 
I  H-  that  idiv  loies  5  i.  wbnh  of  t'me,  lofcs  5  :.  and 
might  as  prud;n'iy  throw  <f.  irito   the  Ssa. 

He  tf-.ar  lolVs  5  J.  not  enly  l.>fes  that  fum.  but  a'l  the 
advantage  that  might  be  mad;  by  turning  it  in  dealing, 
wh'ch,  by  the  tirrle  that  a  young  man  becomes  old,  wiiJ 
amount  to   a  confi 'erable  fum  'f  money. 

/l^atft  :  He  that  fells  upon  credit,  a/k<!  a  'pricr  for 
*^hat  he  feiU  equivalent  to  the  Princi,  a^  and  Intereft  of 
his  money  for  the  time  he  is  to  be  kept  out  of  it. 

Therefore,  he  that  buys  upon  crcdtt,  pays  intereft  for 
what  he  buys, 

tAnd  h<r  tha?  pays  ready  m  )ney,  rfi'ght  let  that  maney 
ut  to  ofc:  :  So  that,  he  that  pofleffss  anything  he  ha^. 
*ough:,  pays  intereft  for  the   ufe  of  it. 

Confiicf  then,  when  you  ate  tsmpte3  to  buy  any  un- 
lecenTary  houfiiold- fluff,  or  any  fupeifluous  thing,  v.  he 
her  you  are  'a1!1  ng  to  pay  Intereft,  and  Intereft  upon 
otereft  for  it  as  long  as  you  live  j  and  more  if  itgLCws 
iroife  by  ufing. 

Yet,  in  buyiii?  Goods,  *tis  beft  to  pay  ready  money, 
ecaufe,  he  tha:  fills  upon  credit,  expefts  to  Ijfc  5  per 
int.  by  bad  dtb.5  ;  therefore  he  chapgrs  on  3I'  he  fells 
pen  credit, an  advance  that  fh  ill  make  up  that  d-  fi^ieicy. 

Thcfe  v/h.i  pay  for  wha:  the^  buy  upon  cred;t,  pay 
leir  fhare  of  this  advance. 

He   that    pays    ready  money,    cfcapes,  or  may  efcape 

at  chaig?. 


^  Penny  favd  i:  Tzuo-fevce  clear ^ 
A  Pin  a  Day  is  a  Groat  a  Tea". 


Si'tJice  and    Secrecy.  ■  ; 

NO  Man  ever  repented  of  having  kept  Silcce,  butj 
man  y  that  the^  have  not  done  f?.  He  who  talks' 
all  that  he  knows.'will  alfo  t3>k  wh^t  he  knows  not. —j 
Ther?  are  a  fet  of  Men  who  diffir  nothing  fiombrokfoi 
Pitchers,  that  can  hold  nothing,  but  let  it  run  out  byl 
babbling.  Repuiati  n, 

CREDIT  cannot  be  preferved  with  too  great  care,  r\ot 
forfeited  hut    with  the  greateft  lofs  :    There  it  no   fuch 
infelicity  as  to  furvive  one's  Reputation,   nor  fo  great  a 
Fally    as   to  put    it    io    hazud.      The    /hortcft    way   tO' 
attain  Re  'Utation  is  that  of  Merit  }  if  Induftry  be  /ound 
cd  00  Merit,  it  it  the  true  way  of  obtaining  it. 
Vain-Glory. 
A  Va-n-glorinuj  Man  is  like  the  Fly  which  fat  upon 
the  axicrree  of  a  Chariot  wheel,   and    faid,  What  a  duft 
do  1  raij'e  !    It  is  the  emj)loyme'^  t  of  a  great  fool,  rather 
to  do  things  worthy  to  be  admired,  than  to  zim'uc  what 
himfelf  hath  done. 

Suits  in  Law. 
IF  you  defign  to  yaarfcif  happinefs,  and  an  improve- 
ment of  your  efta'fj  let  m3  advife  you  to  avoid  fuits  in 
Law  ;  if  you  en;;age  in  any,  you  put  yourfslf  into  a 
houfe  of  cotrccl'on,  -wliere  you  muft  labour  ftoutly  to 
pay  yf)ur  fe"';.  Tbere  were  two  Lawyers  very  p^iTlon^ 
ately  pleading  rhfT  Cbentj  caufc,  to  their  great  farisfac- 
tion^  when  the  caufs  was  done,  the  Lawysrs  came  out 
of  Court,  and  huggrd  each  other  j  the  Clients  were  much 
aftoni/hed  at  their  behaviour,  and  one  of  thrm  a/k-d  his 
Lawyer,  Hoiv  (hey  could  be  Jriends  fo  foon  f  Tufli  Man, 
fays  rhf  f^^wyc,  H-''e  nvere  never  foes,  for  ive  Laivyert 
ar^  like  a  piir-  of  Sheers,  if  you  open  them,  and  f>ul/  thr. 
dotun,  they  fsem  to  cut  one  another ,  but  they  only  cut  that 
ivhich  Cometh  between  them. 

Riches, 
IT  is  no  great  matter  whether  a  Mm  b;  ri<?h  or  not.for 
the  more  he  hath  the  more  he  wanteth.  Providence  hath 
placed  a!l  things  that  are  for  our  advantage  nea^  at  hard, 
but  Gold  and  Silver  they  vcre  hid  in  the  bov.e)s  of  ^hc 
earth,  till  Avarice  and  Ambition  pa'trd  them.  He  is 
truly  rich,  that  is  rich  in  his  own  vir  ues. 


Tbi  Utile  L^rd\  or  a  nr-io  Cwe  for  the  Cholic 

AHov-'fe-keeper  of  a  certa.n  aobl;  Duke  in  England, 
received  a  ♦ifit  fi;om  her  Nephew  at  his  countrj 
iekt,  while  the  family  was  in  town^  vvhom,  after  eoier 
[tainino,  it  being  rather  to)'  late  for  him  to  leiurn,  ih 
'Gsfi'cd  him  to  ftay  ti!l  the  mommg.  He  wa3  laid  ic  a 
Usry  good  room  and  bed  j  bur  in  th-  middle  cf  -he  nighi 
jbeing  taken  with  a  dreadful  fit  of  the  Choi(C,  he  goi  up 
(and  r:co'lc£\ing  that  he  hsd  obfervcd  a  bcttle  H^nd'ng  Of 
[the  chimn»v- piece,  u-hich  be  had  taken  to  be  f;  me  cor- 
;di3l  water  kept  there  b--  h-s  aunt,  he  made  ftiift  to  grope 
fout  hi?  way  to  it,  in  th«  c=>rk.  On  opening  it,  the  fmeil 
ics"  the  fpirituous  liquor  confirmed  his  imagina'ion-  I 
jthe  violence  then  of  I  he  fic,  and  in  hope  of  fome  rEifiga 
ttiiin  of  the  tartur^,  he  ^xU  the  boule  to  his  mouih,  and 
jdifpa';ched  itscoi;tert  r.  s  few  gulf h?  ;  but  cculd  noi 
|help,cbleiving  that  f  nithir,;;  rathei  fluck  in  his  ihioar, 
jwh'ch  ht  fuppofcd  wa".  a  preffrvcd  acricockor  fome  othe 
fruit.  However  he  g't  it  down.  In  t*.c  moining  at 
brrakfafl-,  with  two  or  th'-ce'more,  he  mentioned  :he  ac 
cider.t  in  vhc  nijibt,  and  hi?  rcc^'Kic  for  relief  to  thr 
bottle  on  the  chimney-piece.  Ac  which  his  aum  clap- 
ping her  hands  in  a  kind  of  agoiiy,  cried  oi^r,  *<  J  will  be 
hini^'.ed  if  be  has  nor  fv*  allowed  the  little  Lord  !"  And 
whatih  uld  this  little  Lord  be  but  an  embryo,  prefsrved 
m  fpr.ws,  bcjng  th.  lady  Dutchcit's  laft  mifcarria;jc. 

u^  New  Method  of  lightning  a  Ship  in  a  Storm, 

iT  blew  a  hard  Storm>  and  in  utmoft  coofufion. 
The  Sailors  all  hurried  to  get  abfblution  ; 
Which  done,  and  the  v-egnt  of  the  Sins  they  confeft'd 
Were  transter'd,  as  they  tbo't,  from  themfelves  to  the 
To  lighten  the  Ship,afid  conclude  their  devotion,  [Pricft 
Thej  tolVd  the  ConfeiTor  foufc  into  the  ocean. 


A  Drunken  Rake,  that  made  it  his  conftant  praftice 
to  lie  in  bed  the  grcateft  part  of  every  Sunday, 
was  /harply  reprehended  for  it  by  a  Clergyman  :  The 
Beau  anfwered,  ♦•  That  he  was  forry  a  perfon  of  his 
'*  facred  funfticn  undetftood  the  Scripture  no  bette 
"  when  it  is  there  exprefly  mentioned  that  the  Sabbath  , 
**  was  appointed  for  a  day  of  reft." . 


n^z  (  Dz  ) 


7E>iplanaficn  tf  the  Etngmatical  ProphecIei:> 

I  infer  ted  at  the  \tb  Page  of  thh  Almanack.  \ 

i.nr^HE  Water  of  the  Sea  and  Rivers  is  raifcd  in' 
[  JL  Vafouts  by  the  Sun,  is  form'd  into  cicuds  in  the; 
[iir,  and  thence  defccnds  in  rail..  Now  when  there  is  raio 
(Overhead  (which  frccjuently  happens  when  the  wind  is' 
•at  N.  E.)  the  c-ties  and  places  on  the  earth  below,  are 
cznain\y  uxder  tvater.  j 

I     2.  The  Power  with  which  •;«-(?  were  not  then  at  ivar^ 
jbvit  which,  it  was  fad,  wcu'd  take  mar^.y  full  laden  vef-* 
jfc!s  out  of  our  ports  before  th»  end  of  the  ysar,    is    the 
jWIND,  whcfe  forces   aho  are  not  deferied  either   coming  - 
\or  going.  _  ^  _  _  _        ; 

j  3,  The  army  which  was  fa'-d  wnuid  la*id  in  Virginia^ 
[Maryland,  and  the  Loiver  Counties  or.  Dela-ware,  were 
inot  Musketeers  with  guns  o.i  t\te'fi  Shoulders  as  frme  may 
jhave  cxpe£led  j  but  their  namef^kes,  in  pronunciation, 
larm'd  only  wirh  a  /harp  fting.  It  is  v.e!!  known  rfiey 
are  fi/h  before  they  fty,  being  bred  in  the  water  j  and 
therefore  may  be  faid  to  larfd  before  iliCj  bcc.m*  gcue-. 
lallv   troublefome.  . 


\Tb£  celebrated  Dr,  Fraik!  n's  Epitaph. on  himfelfy  curioui- 

j     for  conveying  Cuchfolenn  Ideas  in  the  Stile  e/"c  tb^K 

I     Occupation  of  Printer  ard  bockfeUey.  \ 

j         '  The  Body  of  BEN  J  AIvUN    FRANKLIN,  | 

5  '       Primer,  \ 

\  Like  the  Covering  of  an  old   Book, 

\  Jts   conterlts   torn  out, 

I  And  flripr  of  its  Lt  ticrlr-g  a.id   Gilding, 

I  Lies  here.   Food   for   Worms  ;  i 

\  But  the    Work   fhall   not  be  loft, 

)  it  wUJ  (2s  he  believ'd)  appear  oner  mors 

\  in  a  ntw  and  more   beautiful   Edition 

f  Corre£led  and   amended 

!By    the  Author. 
He   was  boro   January   6th    1706, 
And  died    ■         17 — 


Mr.  Aldrick'i  fi-ve  R-afons  for  Drinking. 

GOOD  Wine  ;   a  Frier.d  ;    or  being  dry  j 
Or.  left  we  ffiou»d  be  by  and  by  j 
Or,  any  other  R«afon    why.  


Towns  on  the  Contlricnt,  with  tbs  Names 
of  tjic  Tavern-keepers  or  Inaboliers. 


(I.)     To    Phmoutb 
Cape-  Coi: 
Town?,  'Taverns 

Dorcbepr,  K-rot 

, .  .  Vofe  ar.d 

•■*^"'';"'        R.,Aval 
Bratnfree,       Brackctt 

JFtymoutb 
Ditto,  ■ 


Hingbam, 

Scicuate, 

Ha^.s-vir, 

Pembroke, 

Ditto, 

Kingjion, 

Plymouth, 

Ditto, 
Di't.o, 

Sandwich, 


Yarmouth, 


Cawifts 

Arnolds 

D:e;-ial 

Conamore 

Wales 

Hail 

Baker 

!e 

B 

Wi 

Corni/h' 
Eilis 
Freeman 
FefTi::)den 
H-iv/laad 
Bjrnflable,  Chipman 

Loring 
Ditto,    Crcker  £f  Gray  4 
Bear  and 
Thatcher    4 
Dark     g 


Towns.  "Tcverm. 

(U.)  To  Martha's  Vtne- 

yatd. 

>.aHd%oich,      Freeman   60 

Fa'.mouth,  Fiih     10 

^   ,         "T-    '      Bourn    o 
Faimouti>To%un,   ^3.^.1^    « 

iVooc'i'HM,     Parker 


Vitberly  C 


} 


Ove'-  Ff-ry  to  J-' 
(Ui 


4 


,)     Road   to  Taunton 

Dorcbejitr,  Kent     4 

MUtors,  Vo(z 

Ditto,  Beat 

Stougbtcn,  D.ity 

Z);Vro,  Majr 

iitougbtonbamt  ■   Nojes 

Eajfon,  H..ward 

j  NortoK,  Godfrey 

=  Taunton,  C:ocker 

I  Digbton,     WH:tn3arih 

Stv.'ifizsv,      Frecbairn 


Harivicb, 

Eafibam, 

Ditto, 

Ditto, 

Wellfiitt, 

Truro, 

Ditto, 


Crocker 
Myrick 
Biggins 
Nye 
CoJJinJ 
Orofs 


Provinct/Toion,  Atwood  8 


(IV,)  Poi^  Road  to  Provi- 
dence and  f'h'iv  Londir.. 
Providence^  Oincy,  P-ice 

^  0/-  Wanton  45 
Patuxet,  Randall      5 

Greentvicb,  Arnold  10 
N.  Kingfion,  A.'len  8 
Toiver-bill,  Sands  & 
Cbarlefio^ivn,  Thomi,fon  i  5 
^f>r/>',  B levin    6 

StoningtoTif  Stanton  9 
Qroton,  Helton    7 

NeivLondon,  Douglafs  or 
field  en    5 


(V.)  Road  CO  Newport. 

Roxhury,          Vhittng  1? 

Dedbam,  Am;s  nr  Gay  ^  3 

if^alj^'ole,           Djwocs  8 

Ditto                Hcidisg  z 

lyrenrbai"..           Mii^n  6 

Aitleborough,    DagiiCt  9 

Reboi>o:b,          Daagct  iz 

D/Vro,                   Hu'it-  4 

f'Farrefty                  Burr  4 

£r;y2o/,                Sa-ith  5 

Ferry-boujty        V^Jtrce  2 
Portfrnoutb,       Turner     3 

Ncwportf  5 

Miles  75 


(VI.)  To  Norwich,  Nftv- 

Londontni  NeivHav 

r« 

Attleborougb,    Da^sr'^t 

37 

Providence,  Olnev,  Rict 

9 

yobnfon,           SLelJcjn 

3 

F:fki 

s 

Scituate,               A-f-l 

4 

Co-ventry,     "Wa'cmsn 

6 

Rice 

3 

Vulentown,           L>iron 

4 

PUiufitidy            E?-t;cn  ■ 

4 

Neivent,         Burnham 

g 

Nor-ivicb,  *Lcflfingv^e!| 

7 

Mobega»t     Houghton 

7 

NeivLondon,  Dou^lafs 

Rope-Ferry,      Durfcjr 

6 

Lyme,             Anderfon 

6 

Ditto,               Parfons 

3 

Sayb'mok,         Shipmir 

4 

Ditto,                  L.«'gH 

•) 

Kiliingfwortb,  Merrill 

5 

Guilford,            Stone 

10 

Bradford,      Baldwin 

11 

New  Haven,    Bcert 

9 

16. 


(Vil.)  Wcfte^n  poft  road 
to  Hartford  and  iVew- 
Haven, 

fValtbam,        G'eai'on  a 

'Vefton,  Pierce  4 

/3/.'?o.  Baldwin  ^  J  nej  i 
Sudbury,  Benr,  Ba^ksr, 

arid  Wfire  er  3 

0///(j,  Ex^ic.  H  ;vv  6 

Marihorougb,Cy';>.  How  2 

5 


Djito,  Sa-vfn 

Nortbhorougbf  Moni<^e 
Sbrewfoury,  Farrar 

0/-   BaUwin, 
'Vorcejler,  Knight 

Dittt,,  Crafts 

DUtt),  Jones  cr  StcatD* 
Leucjier,  \Va.;e 

DittOL..  Larbrop 

Spencer,  Whittemore 
Bro:kfeld,  Coo  ley, 
Ditto  Rice  &f  Hitchcock  1 
IVejiern,  Bafcomb  5 
/'d^/mer, Scott  ^Q.avei.  lO 
IVilbrabam.  Bl,f»      4 

Sprmgfi. Plain,  Chapin  4 
Springfield,  Parfons  5 
LongMeadow,  feurt  4 
A«/f«/J,  Knights     5 

if'indjort  Eifwortl^  7 
D;/fo,  Biffell     1 

Ditto,  Lumftiifs     J 

E.Hartford,  Ber-iamin  4 
Hartford,  Bull  &?  Jones  a 
fVe at bers field t  Stiiman  3 
Middleton,  Fenno  ix 
Durbam,  Camp     6 

iTallingsford,  Doiittk  8 
D/Vro,  Horsfieid     l 

NortbHaven,  Mansfield  4 
NtW'Havcn,      Been    » 


|(VMI.;Roa<3toAV^' 

•ch 

and   A' 
j       way  of 

:tQ-L(inion, 

b. 

Worcejl^r. 

mrcejiir, 

Stearnr,^c. 

44 

Oxford, 

Bnrist 

J  1 

Ditto, 

C2irit:bell 

Dudley, 

Cartel 

PFoodJiock, 

Chandler 

Ditto, 

Clark 

Pomfret, 

Grofx«Qor 

Brookline, 

Abbot 

Canterbury 

,          Paine 

Ditto, 

Backus 

Neivemt, 

Burnhsia 

Nonvic^, 

Lothrop 

Mobegan, 

Houghton 

^NewLondon,  Dr-oglaf? 

(IX. }  Middle  roac^to/^^ 

rt- 

.      ford,  N.Ha-vsfi    N.Tork. 

arid    t-biladelpbia. 

Dedbam, 

Wood'V?r(i 

l! 

Ditto, 

Ellis 

3 

M.dfitid, 

Clarkj 

6 

Medway, 

Richardfoa 

5 

Ditto, 

^   C-.rk 

J 

tiadifion. 

H:iJ 

4 

Ditto, 

Smith 

I 

Mendsnt 

Anadon 

6 

Ditto, 

Kc;th 

2 

1  Uxbridgt, 

Wood 

2 

1  Ditto, 

MoTcdock 

c 

Douglafs, 

Hill 

2 

KilUvgly, 

Pa.ker 

3 

^bompfon. 

Jacob? 

lO 

Ditto, 

Willfon 

3 

Pomfret, 

GrofycAjf 

8 

1  Ditto 

^(bford. 

Kendall 

2 

4 

Ditto, 

Perkins 

4 

Ditto, 

Snow 

si 

ydjhfoni. 

Kna.3 

Mars  fie  id. 

Pfi'c?. 

3( 

Z>//r(5,  '  Brigh?m  3 
Co-ver.tr-i,  Richardi'on  3 
EJUrtford,\Vooihv.i^c  8 
Ditto.  Bcnjam  D   10 

lUrtford,  Bull     3 

•'Veatbenfitld,  K.Uerq  3 
Gr.S-wamf,  Beckley  7 
Kcnfir.gton,  Hinfdale  3 
Meriden,  Robinfon'  6 
Walingtford,  Johnfon  7 
Nortbjiaven,  Mantfieid  5 
Neiv-Havefif  Kilby  ? 
Mijford,  Laws     6 

J3//ro,  Bryant^  4 

Stratford,  Olcot"   4 

D/V/o.  Cables     6 

Fairfield,  Pcnansid  3 
Ditto.  Clinton     6 

£\'orzualh,  Bettey      6 

Ditto.  Quintard     » 

Stamford,  W'tfdi     5 

Ditto,  Fitch     3 

H or [e neck,  Knap'    6 

R-ie,  Hsveliu  lO 

Marrinach,  Hint     7 

Ne^jj-Pocbel,  !''ai!ey  3 
EafiCbeJier,  Cwin  4 
Kir.?tbridjfe,  Hyart  6 
U a  If iv  ay  Ho  life  Lo.ejoy  7 
^tnu-York,  8 

Acrofz    tbe   Ferry    to 

Stater.  Jf.jnd,  ? 

E.'izatub  Tcrcfl  Pcirt,  7 
'E/izatetbTo'wn^Grihsm  2 
^ocdbridgt,  Daw  fen  I 
Brurjjv.ick,  Vanhoorh.e  I  1 
Prince-Town,  Bjtt  |  j 
Trenton,  SteiJs   1  2 

Brifiot,  Beflbnet    10 

F-'jrkford,  ,  Pottg  1- 
Pbiladelpbia,       Biddle     5 


A^/Vm 


340 


(X.)    Roacf   to  A'<J.  Fo 

ur 

Greervwood,      Rcyrief     6 

and  Croivn-Pcint, 

JDjVfo,                  Spring     4. 

Menotomy,         Newell 

7 

Tyringham,  Chadwitk     7 

Lfxington^     Buckman 

3 

Great Barringt on.  Root^  9 

Concord,          HavAf.>-,<i 

5 

D/f»"9               W  hi.  log,      I 

AFton,                 Whit^ 

c 

Eorrctront^            H.cks      4 

Lutictoj!,          Gi'.bcrt 

5 

Jsoh'ei<fwn,       Cow  Its       4 

O-ctcp,                 I>icr.-.c 

i> 

Ditto,          McfCliiftry     % 

Shirley^           SartweU 

/) 

Ditto,                     Ray     J 

Lunenburg,    Giodrijh 

itoiieboufe,  Hogabdcm     4 

5 

XinUrbock,     Vanneft    a 

Fitcbburg^         Cowdin 

4- 

Dit:o,                 Gcofe     6 

Ajbhurnbam^       Fofter 

8 

Ditto,           Vanburgh     T 

IVinchendoTi,     Scinfon 

4 

Ditto,                  Fiah^  11 

Ditto,             NicboUs 

i 

Albanf-Ftrry,                    % 

Ditto,                Darling 

4^ 

Ha'fmcon,                        12 

Monadinoclf         R-ed 

S 

Still-ivater,                     13 

Swanzey,         Tiffany 

^ 

Saratoga,.                          ll 

Ditto,           HaiTimopd 

«; 

Lake-Georg4                      a? 

Kseit,               WymiD 
-Walpole,           Bt;iov78 

6 

Ticondfrcga,                     4+ 

H 

Cro<ivi:.?oint,                    J  5 

Ditto,                  PhcJps 

3 

£tf^  EndLa.kiCbampl.    1 1 

No.  Four,      Hr.i:r.-5 

li. 

'^ePrairie,                         J  6 

Notts  Ferry, 

3 

Jlfviitrcj',                                   6 

Springfield,      Stc-.ens 

Trcij  Rivieres,                 90 

Wsjth-nfield,  Spaffo.-d 
Cavsndyfk,              Paia 

2 

6 

^;.i.S.f.                                    So 

(Xil.)   R«ac  to  y^/i'^/jy. 

i  Orrf  Crst\,        Button 

5 

2.^ 

Srookfield  (Vn)  Rice  65 
/Iflrc,               Da%vc;ng      6 

[  i?:/.'/x-/i',             Wetdi" 

e 

Oxffo,                 Roger?     2 

1  finsfa^i ,         Wa-eid 

6 

Be'.kertoion,    Dwi^hl     8 

I^SfcsreitfJB,             Moor 

4c 

Dirre,                Craves     4. 

Sradport,       Tow/*jcr» 

i 

Amber fl.              Smith      4 

0«e»-  tbeLakt  loC',,)Vim 

WdJ/^y.              Kellog     4 

^■>''n\ 

1 

Nortbarvpton,  Lyman  » 
Cb.fcrhcld,       Tupper  i|. 

{Xl.)ToA/hanySci^uei 

ff. 

)^SprfngfelaY\\)iS'iii, 

96 

1  yyorth:i:gtpn,      MiUer     7 

,  0»er  !*/;<?  River  to  S'y' 

s'a 

\  Sand:ifidd,        Marks     6 

jn^5.;i.                Clap 

7 

Fittijfeld,        Gutrldge     9 

I  Ditto,              Emcrlon 

D/V/o             Hubbard,     4 

1  Biandfo-d,           Knox 

e 

'  Aihany-Ftrry,                  a 5 

(XIV.)  Upper     Rosd    to 


delpbia,  to  Virginia, 

No. 

Falvioutb,  in  Cajco&ay, 

and    Scutb-Carolinc 

Medford,              Porter     5 

To  D.irhM, 

.7 

Woburn,             Foiu'.e     5 

CbifiiT,    ' 

9 

Wilmington,         Tay       3 

Brandeviine^ 

14 

Dirto,             Tbompjon       1 

Neiu-Caftle, 

6 

Andover,           Ballard     6 

Elk  Fiwr, 

17 

Ditto,                     Abbot     3 

Norrb-Eaji, 

7 

Dittc,                       Brag     3 

Sufquehanna, 

9 

Hav<!rhiil,      Greenleaf     6 

Gur.poivdtr  Ferrjy 

as 

Plaftow,             Bradley     4 

Patapfco  Ferry, 

ao 

Flaftow,                L;>f/s     2 

Ar.napoht, 

3<= 

Ki'igfton,          Stevens     4 

Mount  PUafart, 

13 

Ditto,                    .-^-t^or     2 

Upper  Marlboro' 

9 

Exeter,  Gi'aian,Tburf,on  6 

Pifcataivay, 

15 

Strarham,            C^ac-tf      3 

Port  Tobacco, 

15 

Newmarket,      FaZ/ow     5 

Hofe't  Ferry, 

10 

Durham,               ^^'r'     4 

Port  Royal, 

15^  Dover,                   Gage      6   \ 

Snead't  Tavern, 

12 

Berwick,              Lord     6 

Todd's  Bridge, 

ac 

Ditto,              Cbadburn     Z 

Clayb-irni  Bridgi, 

2A 

Wd!j,            Liuhfietd.  9 

Frgnau'i, 

12 

Kennebunk,     Kimball     9 

Willi  am jburgb. 

16 

Dirro,                 P<3/.Vff     a 

Hogg  IJland, 

7 

SacQ,                     '  ^//e«     7 

IJleofmgbtCt.UouJe 

,18 

P«ppcre!boro*,j?;.3j3ary  3 

Nanfemsnd, 

ac 

ScarbcrDugb,  Millikin     2 

Ber.net'' t   Creek, 

l^ 

Falir.oath,                         12 

Edenton, 

30 

Beir,  Ferry, 
Batb   ToiVH, 

45 

122 

(XV.)      Road     CO    D^r/. 

Neufe  River, 

3* 

mouth-ColUge    in  iWw 
Hampjhrre. 

JVbitecock  River, 

ao 

New  River  Ferry, 

30 

No.Four,{X)Hi{\-^t)%i  ug 
Ctairmount,       Wait          8 

Cape-Fear  River, 

45 

Lockv/ood's, 
^ballot  River, 

18 

Dttto,  Summers  4 
Cor«//&,  Chafe  4 
Ditto,  Ditto  3 
Plainjeld,           Smith    7 

J5 

E.  End  Long  Bay, 

12 

'V.  End  of  ditto. 

»5 

Itorge-Tnon, 

30 

Lebanon,                  HiUt      6 

^antee  Fe,'ry, 

12 

Dartmoutb-Col.  Stores      4 

\av:e  Ferry, 

2c 

"'barlejlovin. 

36 

If? 

(XVII  )     Road   to  New. 
bury    Por(^     Portjmoutb 
CafcO'Bay,  &  Muchias. 
Medford,      .    B.ilings      5 
Maiden,  H.]|      2 

Lyhn,  ,  Newell     4 

Danvrs,  FSmt      6 

Salem  GooiYi\it&  V/cbb  2 
Beverly,  Waters      1 

fPenham ,  Porter      C 

JpJ'wicb,      Piemonc   or 

Homaus 
Roivley  Payfon 

Niivbury,        Tilcjmb      ^ 
Neivh'ury-Port,  Merrick 

and  Davenport, 
Salifiury,  Noyes    -4 

Seabrook,  Griifuh 

Hampton 'Falls,  Sanborn 

and  Wells, 
Hampton,  Lcavitt     a 

Nortb-Hampton,  Learitt  3 
Oreenlandf  ,  Poor 

Purc/wo.TiJtonorSravcrs  5 
OldYork,     Wcodbridge   , 
and  Row,  9 

mili,  Liitlcfield  13 

Ditto,  Cole     3 

Kennebunk,      Kimball     6 
Urundeli,  Pauen     a 

Saco,  Alien     6 

Scarborough,    Bradbury   3 
Ditto,  Miliiken     7 

Ditto,  March    4 


Fa-fnoutb 
Tovfn 


Falmouth,         Slcillen 
Wake, 
Shattucky 
^  Greele, 
New  Cafco,  Bucknam 
NortbYarmoutb,  Loring 
Ditto^  Mitchell 

Ditto,  CofHn 

Brunfwick,  Stone 

tfunfwick,  ThompfoQ 
Hcarndell's  Ferry, 
Wifcafftt  Pt.  Wickers 
NdWcaJJle  Ferry, 

,  Barker, 

JValdoborougly     Vinal   IX 
— — ,      Lamfon     or 

Waterman     « 

Peckatd     9 

Gregory     6 

Minot     7 

McClanlen   6 

Mitchel  I  a 

Hubait  I; 


Tbomajlon, 

Camden, 


Duck  Trap, 
Bclfa/I, 
Penobjcatt, 
Blue-HilL 


Paiker 

,     -  Pactin 

Union  River,  Miliikin 
Killkenn'y,  G  00k  ins 
NewBrifiol,  Sirnpfon 
Goufdsborough,  Jones 
Ditto^  '    Shaw 

No.  Four,  ■  Campbell 
PlcnfartRiv.  Buckman  II 
ChardlerRi'ver,'Whhnty  9 
A'Lchias,    Lcngfe'low     g 


QUAKERS  Yearly   Meetings   in    New-England. 
At  Sand'zvicb,t\\e  fixh   day   before    the  laft   firft    day 

of  the  third  month. 
At  Nantucket,  the  fourth  fixth  day  of  the  fixth  m<>nth. 
At  Bo/Ion,  the  foarth  fixth  day   of    he    ninth  month. 
At  Lynn,  the  fourth  feventh  day    of  the  ninth  month. 
At  Salem,  the    fiJih    firft  day   of  the  ninth  month. 


loaato  St.  /hgufihts-  I  Road  to  Penficola. 
V?;?;Boflon  **oCharles-  j  Fro??iBQ^on  /^Charle^- 
Tov/a  are  Mih.s  i  lOOi    Town  are  Miles  i  loo 
5.vRoad3 Ng.IX.  £?  XII1.]|  r5.,jllc.3ds  No.lX.  &  XIII.] 

»9 


Vc -a;  (7«/ 
Soon^s  Point 
'Vatts's  Cut 
Mujketo  Creek 
Qcvjers^s  Point 
O-ter-  IJIand 
Re  av fort 
rirchiesCreek 

ver  P. Royal  Sound 
through.  Scull  Creek 
Hilton  Head 
Over  Tfhee  Sound 
Savannah  Georgia 

'ugufiine  Creek 
Skida'waf 'Point 
Tha  Narro^jjs 

^"j^gmanU  P9int 


^^'Dorchcjler 

i4|5?/?////xi  Ferry 

i9\Ked-'  Bank 

iS-.Kell/s   Ccwpen 
%j:olfn's  old  Place 
9'\Turkey  Creek . 
^\ Craig's  old  Place 

2o\  Boggy  Gat 
9\Three  Runs 
S\  Holloa  Creek 
3 1  To'Vtn  Cre^k 
gllVenulVindfor  on  'X 
5    ^Savannah  aiver  5 
9\Fort  Augufla 
S'.Ogeeheg  River 
^  Okonee  River' 
^\Okmulgce  RiVer 
^AFPtnt  River 


j6 

12 
lO 

35 
7 

12 

4 


^aiharine*sScundiA. ChattaboQchey  of 


L... 


4      Corjcta  River 
'^^•.Tut^jfee  lodian 
Tonx}n 

9       dlan  Tonun 
10  ,qiha?Tta 
mMohilU 
i;OiPecraCQlav  hy 

^1  V/ater 


H^4l 

E 


4 

70 

4^, 

35 

35 

•'70 

75 
20 


6 

^:7^, 
1855 


1 


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A  TABLE  of  SinppU  Intereft  st  6  per  Cent. 
For  any  Suni  frohr  20/.  to^^.ioco, 

'6~Mon7 


C20.f0.3 

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70011    10  P  10  lO'*   2^i  O  r  o!'42  o  o' 


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50     0150   Q^ O.-flu  ,0;  60. ,  .^.p. :  Q^ 


—•'"*'" " '•'■- 


REGISTER 

F-  O  R      T  H'  2 

Commomvcaich 


O    F 


Mafjachufetts. 


Jr 


His  Excellency  JOHN  H ANCeCK,  Er<i;-I 

Qavcrnor  an<<  Commander  in  Chief  cf  the  Armv  i^rNavy,! 
[  and  the  Mirfary  Force?  of  the  St?.fe,  by  Sea  ?.nd  Land.  | 
I  Salary  yC«'^o<^  P^*"  ^"""^ '"  ^r'^'-'  I 

aon.  Thomas  CusHiNG,Erq;Lt.GGTerr>or 

COUNSELLORS, 

The  Honerab!c 


jcrcm'tab  Powell - 
Walrer  Spponcr- 


Jamas  PrcfcottJ  TlrriothyDanlcIfun 
Samu-I  ffbltcn-*'  Narhan  Cufliing  - 


ChacbatfTn-l  WcTes  Gill  '- 


E.Yrs. 


AzorOrne 

T-ihn  Avery,   jun.   "E^gx   Secretary. 

Mr.  vVillism  lUker,  jun.  Depiitv  Sf:rc>ary, 

Clerks  in  the  Sccntaf'/i  0£ic:, 

WiHiam  Harns       I  JonathaT  Webb       |  David  Morey 

John  U3JI  j  Belcher Noyes, jun  (  James  Green 

l.i:.  Ifaac  Peircc,  Mefi"engef  to  theGovernor  &  Council. 

5  E  NA  TORS. 
**^oa.  Samuel  Adams,  Efq;  Prrfident, 
The   Honorable 


ViHiam  Sever"* 
edidiah  Prcbble- 
abcz  Fifhcr  -r- 
Abraham  Fui!er— 
amuci  Baker  ~ 
I  obn  1-i'.ts  — 
leazsr  Brocks  — 
Uron  Wood'— 
^homas  Durfee- 
Icv:b«  Goodman - 


Edward  Cutts — 
jofrph  Dorr  — 
Stephen  Chpate~2_ 
JonatharGreen!eaf 
John   •  lifs- 
Ifrasl   Nichols  - 


Solomon  Freeman  «. 
rhjmas  P.ice-. 
ChArJcs  Turner- 
John  Bacon  — 
Jonathan  Warner i- 
Co'.Ton  Tufts—    f 


Eph.  Starky/cs'.ther+Eb'rr-ezer  Bridge-  - 
JahleclVVoodbridgr1J..hi.  Haflings  — 
Incrcafc  Sumnir—   jCfeph  Hof.ner— • 
Samuel  Pbilhr'siut34-  Efquixss. 

Mr.  William  Baker,  jun.  Ci-rk  to  the  Senate. 

1   •82]'  " 


L/V?  of  all  til  TowKS  in  thtCsnmo>:iUcahh,iuicl  (iL-\\w}, 
cfthe  Gentlemen  retitrr.cd  to  -refyrefcnt  them  in  thiCemn 
uijj'cmhly  t  ill  tbc  laji  Wedr.  ejda^  'in  May  I  7  8  2 . 

Hon.  Natha^'iel  GoRKAM,  Efq;  Speaker. 

Samuei  Heniliaw,  Efq;  (of  Milton)  Clerk. 

Tor  (he  Coiin'y  of '9,\.i(to\k. -fOanvers,  co).  V.HuXchinfo] 

-/'Calsb  Djvis,  Efcj; 
y^   j— xSi.mucl  A.  Otis^ 

^  %->-Jc!in  Lovycli,  ffqj 


;        jTjyf'wicb,  Dr.  Ji>hnMannin< 
'^^Ti  I  r"Jahn  Choate,  efqj 


\Roxkury 


"^Ne^ubury,  Mofcs  Little,  cf^ 
•~col.  Jacob  Geiri/Ii 
-John  Rowcc  .tffcj;        -yN civ b ury- pert ^        ]onrhzi 

(Titcomb,  efq, 
T-Mofcs  Ffazicr,  efqj 
~Nath.  Tricy,  efqj 


j'-StephcrlMigginfon.c^q 
■*--Lconard  |a?vis,  cfc]; 


[nr.  David  \Ve!d 
-^p^j-cLJl cr X'^t'-\A\' a\tiyt'.q]^'arhlehead,  JciT)Uiidrr.e,'eiq 
-tMiltor.,  ]^.  K.  P.-b;.inf,e;ViJ  —  mr.  S-inael  Garchel 

-^Braintfre,  R;ch.C?pncl),cfq;4iv»«,  mr.   Samuel  Burrel 
^^If'^i'j mouth,  Sjio.  Loyell,  cfo.-jL^Tuicvcr,  capr.  Pete;Ojgocd 
—j/Z/Wy^jw,  capt.Che.Cufiiingj         —  capt.  Ji.ihua  Holt 

jCii.Ty/^f,  f£?c^'^r/^',  Jona.  Coaanr,  efq}. 

-T-pti/i.izwi,  inr.    Alrer  Ellis  'pfvc'K.'/^j,  Nath.  Mighill,  tfq; 
— I  Ebcn,  Batile,  cfcu^aiisiury,  mr.  EzekielEvans 

Medjje!d,mr[  Oliv-r  Ellis    f//^-wr/^n7,mr.  BayicyBartiet 
'-i^VrerthaTnjLtii)  Ko'Aock.^tfc^louceJler,  Peter  Ccfiin,  cfq^: 
Brooklyn,  hon.  B.Wbitp,e  fq,'l  —John  Lov,  c.lqj         j 

-  Needham,cv<.\Vtn.  hVh:[c{hrT:ps/ielJ,  Samuel  Smith,  erqjj 


Stoughtqn,  -Tho.  Crane,  crqjrrJw.vj^u^y,mr.OrIan.Seijeant| 
Stoughtcnhar»,  cr.t.  'E.iwzrtijBradfoid,  mr.  Peter  Ruflcji 
Hujl.  '  (B.  Szveipdcd-iieny  maj.Sam.Bodwe.'jj 

Mediuay,  capt.  foi.a. Ada:ns+'^o;^'/b/7/,      Manchefgr, 
F:eUingha}ny%t(.\\1e'.cdL\i,tMH'enham, 
f-f^alpoii,  maj    Seth  B\i\\ir6>  Middlcion, 
Cbeljea,  C2.\yr.  Jens.  Giecn    I 
/^Fcxiorci/ghyVa'r .John E veretti       County  of  Midjiefex. 
•^Franklin,  mr.  JofephHawesjC^'K^r/iyp-^,  col. Sa.1  hatcher 

I  XCbarlefioiVTi,  hon.  Njthanicl 

j  CtUfity  of  E{^ex.  I  (Gorham,  efq;  Sjre^^tfr 

— i^'is/^w,  Benja. Goodhue.f roj-rffcftfriyTtv;, Jona. Brown, e'fq 

I  — HenryHigginfoPjcfqj-  ^^obunij  capt.  Sam,  Belknap 

I  — S.imuel  Ward,  cfq;- CcrffPvt^, 

I         -Nathan  Good aie,crq;-AVw/o«,  mr.ThomasParker 


^•:J:riy,  capt.  Jam.  Sjncrofc-j-r/.zJ.'iry,  mr.  Phineas  LyraanV 
?/'■■' -'j'jrnr. Geo. 3ri2h3mj5'3z.'/j&  fiW.'c_y,  | 

••'  '  V     .?.  mai,  EJw.  VirTiizij'.^'Ufnbe'Jl,  ca;.>r .  Eb.Ma'torn; 

■A:l^udbury,  e*^f  R,  Hsafdl  ^     -mr.  Ds-  id  Mefgiy    f 
^Uiford,  The,  gr^.-.k*,  ?r^}|T*f^^/A«>-^#,  mr,  Rob.WiJj^fnfii 


birhy, 


Ss,  Brin:Jicldt 


.'^f/i^tf,'«,  I 


'ivjrjend,  capr,  T,  W(irreo'*^''(2n/ord,  V^'sr,  V^r'l?,  eft;;] 

'idfordy  \Falfr;ir,  \ 

fiZ/ipon,  '-*.Grar,'vi  '.'(^co\T\m  Ilobinfunj 

'^Htnirvtonf  cspt,  J.  Fhrn^.?*!  Qolirain^  \ 

hdck,  ~jMr(rrc:jj:cLTn  r.  Jr  fTc  Juh  nfo  i. 

unc'bam.  ~-\Ckarkir.ont,  mr.  Aaron  Rice] 


Cc, r.ty  of  Hamprp.ir?,    -i-Wcrthirgtor.^  coi.Nah.Zagerj 

briK;'Jicid.  Tw .T ,\V \\\\AorXSbute:h.ry ,  \ 

_^wr.ai.  G  deon  Burt        \WcndriL    .  \ 

-mr.  Abra.  Burbark  \Lud>.^zi\  I 

'ilbraham,  J  Ac;  -vjuh,  J  chnK;  t  k  hnd,erq! 

orthampton.  \Merryfitld,  i 


:y!l-Ianip{on^  mr.  J".  iimithJ^Vcr/ow.  inr.AbrahamV'/hi-;{j 
.Chcfier^eld,  Ecnj.  Mxiliir:'.e^f~Mc:?:s/i^!d,  mr.Bcnj.Skinnci 
IGcJ/.^:2,-7,  .^tt'.hcro' ,  CO*.  Eiiiha  May 

".  D.  Robinforr-i'V^^'roww,  mr  Joi^nrlathwa] 
•¥^ainham,  capr,  Noah  Haii 
\      Cc:.K!y  ,/PKmouth.      ^^-^^'^  <^^?f-  J^mcs  ?cny 


•Jp/>«r;':A';.6.  T  'UuThoma?. ef(^3 


n'' 


;.  Vvoot' 

Whits 


%  V/il'V. Turner,  cfoj  County  of  YotU. 

■  h'rzti  Vina',  efqj     --Tar,^,  col.  Edward  Grow. 


I  /itundel, 


—".riytKpian,  iaaj. 

— .'  .-■/,;.,,,-,..,.   r^y^  Sjh:.  Brown 


i 


^i/r,  cayt.  S.  Gorham 


Biddefofd, 

I'^hnTurncr^'^'S/jcfl,  va-:.  i>.  Chadbouij) 
^anfordf 
•Buxton,  mr  JacobBradburj 

MaJJabcfeck,  '  \ 

Brownfieldy 

Little -Fai/s, 

■Fryhurgby  mr.  Simon  Frya 


aiasmytar,  Richard  Sears 
xr.r.  WiUiam  Thayer 


JiFalmoutk,  N.  S 


,  Shiv£i';ck,c: 


County  of  Dukes  Counr/i  \ 
Edgartozvn^  \\ 

Chi-mai  k, 
'.l.bury.  It 

County  0/ Nantucket. 
Sherburne, 

County  0/  Wotcefter. 
-  ^Tfi-^o  rceficr,  S  a  n)  u  «r  SC  u  1 1  is ,  e  ''^ ; 
-^j-i  artca/h'r,VJ .  Diinffnorc,rrr;] 
cvmy  o/BrKto).         -jr/Jfendon,  capt.  Benj.  R(£J 
:    /•,  cap^  Jicha.  LeonaidtTartfo^/'^'iA/jCapt.Fhir.  JJphirT'. 
nn-,  Kicho.  Biyl  es   ':  Oxford, 
v',  Sliubac!Peck,efq-rCZ)flr//c;i,  Jacob  Davis  ,  e^(\i 
—  nit,  DinfeiCarperiiefr6';;^'e«,  AmojSireictarv,*  I'qj 
>V7f^37;,^'fy^  -j-Lficeflcr,  col.  Set  h Wallib  oiii 

.9jr/;»0Kri),nir.  Berj.RufTclWTS'/tfvri'r,    Ichn  B  ^co,    effjj 
col.  T ho.  K-mnfTin'K?/-''iWw//.  T-^hnFefrendfr^jrl't]  ^ 


TScarhcro'jgh,  lar.Sam.Smal! 
fearjontown,        ■> 


Fax:on,  mr.  Adam  Maynardl  Koya'borougb, 

Huhhardj%n,  \^ 


Sorthboroughy  \ 

o£>fiw^;irj,capt,J.Maynard 


RaytnondtoiUTif 
Eakerfrown, 
ridgetoiVi'.y 
Gray, 
Syivefier, 


Ccunty  'j/* Lincoln. 


Georgetoijon, 


Topffjam, 
Beivdolnbam, 
Boothbay, 
I 


FUchburg, 

Uxhridge,c»p{.  cezalfeclTufcj  j\r^^^^^,:^^^ 

Har-var d,]o[i.'Whhncy,tiqi  |  ^f^^^/.^j,.; 

Dudley ,  maj.  Vv'ill.  Lcained 

Boitun,  tat,  Eph.  Fairbanks 

Siur  bridge,  mr.  Jo/H.Har.ding;  jj^/^^,^ 

leo^r.injtcr,  -l-Vaffa.l 

HarckmcK  co'.  T.mo.  Page  jj.^^^^^,,^,^^ 
/aoo'^n,  mr,  Jofcph  Davis    iiVir.Jh'w, 

^'^^>-'^'      ,  af-Vrr>«.  capt.Sam.Oskmanl 

TfW/,ff(^«,capt.Joel  Fletcher  ^^^  c^r^^'f, 

?'''""^^'''  -UVintbicp,  capt.  John  Blunt 


~i-VaJfaihor6'  AbiclLo-»ejojr,cf<3 


I  J-Faldcborougb, 


\Edgcon:bz, 


Ajhhurnbatn 
^>2«c-if«i/i)«,AbclWildcr,cfq 
Nortbbridge,  mr.jcn. Bacon 
Sterling,  capf.  Eph.  Wilder 


Cnunty  o/"  Cumberland 
'^aimoutb,  mr.  Stephen  Hall 
Kortb  Tarmoufb, 
Cap?  Eh'zabetb, 
Ccrham, 


Tbcmaftoivn, 
Bath, 


County  (T/'Bcrkfhire. 

-fGreat  Barrington,   'William 
(Whiting,  efqj 

Partridgejield, 
•j-^tjilamjion,  capt.T.Skinneri 
'A  PFindfor, CAj>t.Dtn'\{oaKo^ers 

New  Marlborougb, 


£rur:Jiuick,X)r.Sixr..D\inktR-^aneibough,  col.Afa  Barnes 
'  ilarpyimli,  Capt.  ifaac  Snow,        —  mr,  JcdediahHubbill 
Ntiu-Clouctjterf 

Wtndb  am, 


)w  — mr,  jcdediahHubbJll 
+P;' f/i/f /J,  col.  W.  Williams 
-ALenox,  Ifrael  DcwrsyjCfqj 


—  Stockhridge,  ( tVefl  Stockbridge 

^  Egremont,  Eph.  Fifch,  efq;  i^ /ford,  mr.  John  Adams 

-  Tyringham,  capr.  J.  Brewe   iNtw  Ajhford, 
S,andiifidd.  mr.  Dan.  Brown-r^^t/<???:j,  capt.  Enos  Parker 


Hancock,  mr.  Sam.  Hand 


A'czi;  Providence, 


Secket,       ^  "iLee,  mr.  WiiHam  Ingerrol 

AfloaikJelet  Equi-vahnt, 
Tauconick  Mountain, 


Richmond.^ 

Loudon, 

Wafjingtcn,  cap'.  J. Nichols 

Mr.  William  Baker,  Meffenger  to  thc' Senate  and  Houfe, 


Suh/iance  of  the  nenx)  Conjlitution.  | 

BY  the  prefentConftiturioo,  or  nsw  Frame  of  Govern- 
ment, the  late  Province  of  Maffjchufetts-Bay  is.lq 
Future  to  be  called  The  Commoniaeahb  of  MaO'achufetts. 
—The  General  Court  to  confift  of  a  Senate  and  Houfe  of 
R.eprefentativcs,  each  to  have  a  negative  on  the  other,  and 
■0  aflcmble  every  year  on  the  laft  wedaefday  in  May,—-' 
NTq  bill  or  refolve  to  become  a  law  until  approved  by  the- 
Governor,  ocrept  he  negleds  fo  to  do  five  days  after  its! 
being  prefentcd.— Forty  perfons  are-  to  be  elefted  Ccurt'i 
feihrf  and  Senators,  at  a  meeting  of  the  feveral  towns  to- 
be  called  for  that  parpofe  on  the  firft  monday  of  April- 
|annna!!y  j  the  following  is  the  number  for  each  county,! 
Suffolk  6,  Effex  6,  Middlefex  5,  Hampfhire  ^,  Plymouth  5,^ 
Barnjiable.  1,  Brijiol  3,  York  x,  Duk.ts  County  and  Nan-' 
tuket  I,  Worcejier  5,  Cumberland  I,  Lincoln  i,  and  Eerk-^ 
fkire  2.— Each  Senator  to  be  polTefl'^d  of  an  eftate  of ' 
at  leaft  600/.  value  ;  and  not  lets  than  16  members  to' 
conftitute  a  quorum.— Everv  town  having  i  50  rateable 
polls  may  eieft  ont  Repref mutative ;  2  town  containing 
375  mjy  ele£l  two  5  and  if  600  they  may  elcft  thiee  5 
after  which  a^5  rateable  pclU'n  to  be  the  mean  increafing 
number  for  every  additional  Reprefentative.-— They  are  to; 
be  chofetj  annually  in  May,  ten  days  at  leaft  before  thefafti 
wednefday  in  faid  month,  each  to  have  been  one  year  am 
inhabitant  of,  and  fiizsd  ii  his  own  right  of  a  freehold  of 
the  value  of  one  hundred  pounds  within  the  town  he  fhillj 
|be  chofen  to  rcprefent.or  any  rateable  cftate  to  the  value  ofl 
ftwo hundred  pounds.-— Not  lefs  than  60  members  tocon-j 
*Si?»3t«  a  qjorara,  and  no  mrrrtber  can  be  arreftcd  ddrjcgi. 


s.  going  unlo,  or  retttrni!:g   from,    or  his  auending   th 

•neral  Cjurt. The  Governor  and  Liejr.  Govprnar  to 

:  chofia  an7uaUy,  ani-ca  be  of  the  chriftian  religion,  to 

ive  been  inhabitants  of  the  C"mm:>nw5alth  favsn  years, 

>ito  b:  {z\z?.d'\n  their  own  right  of  a  f  eshild  of  loooh 

lue.-— The  fevcra'  towns  are  to  give   in  their  votes  on 

le  firft  m-sfiday  in,  April,  whsn  every  male  perfon,  being" 

*enty-one  years  of  age,    and  otherw  ife  qualified,  has   aj 

ght  to  vote,— -The  choice  to  be  declared  and   publifiisd 

0  the  laft  wedncfday  in  Miy.-— A  Council  of  nine  (be- 

des  the  Lietit.  Governor)    for   advifmg  the  Governor  are 

Ifo  to  be  chofen  on  tlsc  faid   laft  wednefday    in    May,  by 

be  joint  ballot  of  the  Senators  and  Rtpr^fentatives  ;   and 

ot  more  than  two  to  be  chofen  out  of  any  one  diftri<f\.-— 

"he  Secretary  ,  Treafurer,  CommifTary-General,  NotaHes 

ublic,  and  Naval  Officers,  to  be  chofen  aanuaUy  by  joint 

allot  of  the  Senators  and  P.eprefintatiyes  :  No  pcrfon  to 

e  eligible  for  the  office  of  Tresfurer  more  than   5  3  ears. 

—  All  commilTionJ  of  Jufiiccs  of  the  Peace  to  expire  and 

econnt  void  in  fevea  years  afur  their  rerpe<fiive  dates.--- 

The  Delegates   in  Cangrcfs  to  be  chofen  in  the  month  of 

luae  aannal'y,   and  to    fcrve  for  one  year  frcm  the  firft 

nonday  in  Nfovember  following.— -No  perfon   to  be  capa- 

»ls  of  holding  at  the  fame  time  more  than  one  of  the  foi- 

owing  offices,  except  being  Military  Officers  and  Juilices 

»r  the  Peace,  viz.  judge   of  the  Supreme  judicial  Court  5 

ludge   of  Probate;    Sheriff';    Rcg'der  rf  Probate  ;    and 

il*gifter  of  D:eds.—-N,). perfon  holding  the  office  of  Judge 

f  the   Supreme   Jijdicial  Court  ;    Secretary  ;    Attorney 

General  ;   Solicitor-General  ;  Treafurer  ;   Jud^e  of  Pro. 

bate  ;  Coram-nary-General  ;    Prefidenr,  Profeflor,  or  In- 

ftruftor  of  Harvard -College  ;   She-^iff ;  Clerk  of  the  Houfe! 

ofReprcfentatives;  Regifter  of  Probate;  Regifter  ofDsedsj' 

Clerk  of  the  Supreme  judicial  Court  ;  Clerk  of  the  Iiife-j 

ijor  Court  of  Common  Pleas ;  or  Officer  of  the  Cuftoms,] 

including  Naval  Officers,  fhall  ac  the   fame  time  have  a' 

feat  in   the  Senate  or   Houfe  of  Reprefentatives. All; 

Commiflions,  and  Writs  in  any  of  the  Coorts  of  Law  to 
be  in  7ie  Name  of  the  Common'weahb  of  Majacbujetti.—- 
And  all  the  Laws  heretofore  adopted  to  be  in  force  until 

altered  or  repealed  by  the  Legislature. The  Conftitu-' 

itioa  is  to  be  revifed  in  the  year  1795,  ^^^i  if  thought  nc-' 
»£enafy»  ni^y  b*  amended. ~-— I 


^    .Jufiices  of  the  >^upreme  'judiciai  Court. 

•lo-i.  William  CuHiitig,  Efqj  Chief  Jujiics,  Salary  ^.  320. 
I-ion.  Nathaniel   ?.   Scr^eaut,  Efq;  7     p   i        /- 
Hon.  David  Sewall,  Efq;  h    5^W  £.  300, 

Ff<io.  James    Sullivan,  Efq;  -^         e^f/5. 

Aiadrew  K?n(K--,w  /Sfflf^  Oh?rlc3  Cu/hlf>j;,  Efq'is.  Cierh, 


Jud^is  of  toe  fvlar'ttim:  Courts. 

Hon.  Nathan  Cufh'ng,  Efq;  far  t be  Middle  JDiJlria, 
¥Mc  Mansfield,  Efq;  aad        t  , 

M..  Bartiet  LeSarro;),  V    '^'"*"^•• 

Hon.  Timothy  Langdon,  Efc;/cr  the  Eaftern  DiJiriH, 
Nathaniel  Thwin^,  Efq;  Clc;k. 


'Judge  of  Probate  for  Suffoik  County. 

Honorable  Oliver  Wendell,  Efq  ; 

Wil'iarn  Cooper,  Efqj  Regificr  of  Frobatt. 

Courts  of  Probate  are  held  at  the  Probate  Office  in  BoOcn 

•  every  Tuefday>  excepting  the  firft   of  esch    monih  :  — 

At  fVeymoufi),   on  the  firft  Tuefday  of  every  January, 

March,  May,  Juiy,  September   and  November  j    and  at 

Medfeld,  on  the  firil  Tuefday  of  every  February^  April, 

yune,  Auguji,  Ociober,  and  December. 


Treajurer  and  Receiver-General : 

Hon.  Henry  Gardoer,  Efqj 

John  Furnafs,  Efq;  Clerk  and  Ajjijiant. 

Clerks. 

Nath.  Foftcr      1    Rich.  S.  Howe      1    Naih.  Emmons 
Oiefi.  Tilefton  |    Jofeph  Dennie        j     EJi  Forbes 


Richard  Devens,  Efq;  CommiJJ'ary  General. 
Beniamia  White,  Efq;  Clerk. 


I   Committee  for  methodizing,  fating  and  fettling  of  the 

I  Jjubiic  Accounts. 

(JohnDcm^nc,  Peter  Hover  and  Stephen  Gorham,  Efq'rs. 


Committee  for  fettling  with  the  Army. 
Loammi  Baldwin,Samuc!Auftin,&  Thomas W alley, Efq'r'^ 

Commitiee  to  concur  and  pay  public  Acounts. 
Hon.  Jabez  Fiflxer,   Eohrainn  Starkweather,    Efq'rs.    | 
Lemuel   Kollock,   Efqj  Capt,  Henry  Higginfon,  and  j 
Coh  Seth  Wafhburn^ | 

Committee  to  examine  Mujier-Rolls.  \ 

Hon.  Abraham  Fuller,  Efq;  and  Ezra  Sargcant,Efqj 


— "'    ■•  "  """' — ^ — } 

Notaries   Puhlic.  | 

In    the  County  <?/"  Suffolk.  ■  | 

Jlzsklel  Price,  efq;  and  Mr.  H«iuy  All/nc. 
//;   thi  County  of  EfTtx. 
Jr.  Edwa-d  Norri5,  mr.  Samuel  Sawyer,  Jofliua  Orne,cfq) 
Will. Atkins,  ei'q;  nu.  James  Porter,  mr.  Sam,  R.  Gerry, 
In  the'Coursty   of  Plymouth, 

Capt.  Ephraim  Spooner. 
/«  :b£  County  c-f  BarDfiabic. 
V.'ir.fljw  Lsvvif,  ei'q;     Naihantel  Shiverick,  efc; 
a.vd  mr.  Richard  Sears. 
In  the  County   cf  Brifto!. 
Elifha  Tcby,  efqj  and  mr.   Wiliism  Brown, 

In  the  County  of  York, 
Djniel  Mouiton,  and   Thorras  Curtf,  cfq'rs. 
Iri  the  County   of  Dukes  Couory. 
mr.  John  Peafe,  jun. 
In  the  County  e/ Cumberland. 
mr.  John  FfOihinsliAm. 
In   the    County   of  Linci'n. 
mr,  Samuel  McCcbb,  and  mr.  John  Pa?c. 

yaval  Officers. 
For  the  port  oi  Bojiony  Nathaniel  Barber,  t(<Vy  , 
'For  the  port  of  Sa.'em,    mr,  Waiwick  Paifrc!). 
F'jt  iht  port  of  Mari'cbead,    mr,  jchn  Geiiy. 
F  r  'he  port  of  Gleucefter,  Ssmucil  Wi)U':emore,  rfq; 
For  the  port  cf  Nsivbury-for:,  capr.  Michael  Hudgc. 
F.ji  the  ^QXloiTofk,  caP'.  Richaid  Trevott. 
For  the  port  of  Fepperrdborcugh  .l.'ufif&n\  Jordan,  efqj 
For  the  port  of  Falmouth,  vn  .  Th.mas  CLild.  ^ 

For  the  port  of  Towrfend,  William  MtCcbb,  rfqj 
For  the  port  of  Gouldjhotough,  capt.  William  Nichols. 
for  the  port  of  Macbiai,  capr.  Steyhen   Smili. 
For  the  port  of  Pl.tnoutb,  Tprmi^  Mayhew,  cfqj 
For  the  port  of  Bamftio'e,  capt.  William  Taylor. 
For  the  port  of  Dartmouth ,  Edward  Po^e.  ffq; 
For  the  port  of  Nantucket,  mr.  Ichabod  Flaiiied. 
For  the  port  of  Dukis  County,  m--.  Nithan  Smith. 

Truck  Majier  at  fort  fjalifax. 
Colonel   lofiih  BiGVwe/'. 


hluJler-Maflers  irr  the  JcVeral  Counties. 
For  the  County  of  Suffolk,  Edward  G;ecn,  Efqj  Captain 

'Af*  White    ard  Major  S-rrh  Billiard, 
For  th^  County  of  E/Tcx,  cauf,  Richard  v^'ard,  col  Ssmuei 

Jolinfon,  c.   .Natb.  Wade,  and  mr.  Ebenfzsr  \:a'cl). 
For  thv  County  of  IMiddlefex,    Jonas  Huward,  ei'q;  majjr 

John  Cicafr  n,  Oi'iver  Barren,  cfqj 
iTc'/'  r/{)#  County  e/ IIjrt  fhi-e,  col,  Rogglca  WotdbH(^ge, 

and  maj<r  "David  Didcifsfon, 
For  the  County  of  Plyr.M«?n,  sspt.  Jimss  Hatch^^  and 

mr.  Thomas  Sprrur.  .        ' 

Tor  the  County   of  Barnftablc  ;   Jofepb  Otii,  eA^j  end 

col.  Zenop  Wir.fl'w. 
\For  the  Couity  o/"  Bri<Vo.' j.  mr,  Nathaniel  Morton,  3d, 

and  major  Si'a?  Coh>l>, 
For  the  Csuvty  of  Woicsdcr  ;  major  Bartho.WoodhrlJge, 

William  Dunfmore,  cfq;  and' major  Joftph  Bowman, 
Fo/*  #itf  County  of  Y^^rlc  ;  capf.   Jofeph  Brsgdon,  jun, 

Jo/hua  Clark,  and  Dominxui  Goodwin,  cfq'.-r, 
/'V  rA<?  Couvty  of  Cumberland  \  col.  Peter  Noyce,  and 

col.  J'>nathan  Mitchell. 
For  the  County  5/Lincclfi ;   Brfgadie^  Harndell. 
iP'or  /j{>^  County  of  BsrkA'rs  }   Tr^icman  Wheeler,  efq 
■and  mr.  Ezra  Hunt. 


Supe'iftt€f'dents. 
For  the  Counry  of  Suffolk  \  Edward  Green, Efq; 
For  the  County  cf  i[/7t'.v  ;  Col.  Krael  Hutchinforj, 
For  the  Counry  of  Middhfex  \  Major  Jofcph  Hofmcr 
For  the  County  of  Hamppire  j  Major  Noah  Goodman, 
For  the  County  of  Plymouth  j  iV!?jor  Nath.  Goodino:. 
For  the  County  of  BarnftabU  ;    Col.  Nath.  Freeman. 
For  the  County  of  Briftol  ;  Col.  James  Williems 
For  the  County  of  Worcejter  ;   Col.  Seth  Wafh'ium, 
For  the  Counry  of  Tcr)^  ;  Col.  Ichabod  Goodwin. 
For  the  County  (^^ Cumberland  ;  John  Lewis,  Efq; 
For  the  County  oi  Lincoln  ;    Col.  Dummer  SewslJ^ 
For  the  County  o^  Berkfhite  ;  Capt.  William  Walker. 


Commiffionen  to  receive  h  ecruitz  for  the  Army. 
•'Sol.Sheppard  at  Springfield,  awa^  Mjj.Petirgile  a.'  Boftfln 


1c v: m itteefo r tecelving  S/jirts, Sho es , Stack ingf 

nr.d  Eiankett  for  the    -irtny. 

In  ll.e  Gour.ty  oi Suffolk  ;  Mr.  Abne-  Eiiis. 
,In  ihc  County  cf  Fj/ex  ;  Coh  Ifrae!  Hurchirtfon. 

In  the  County  ci  Middle f ex  j  Ephraim  Wood,  Efq; 
1.T  the  County  ot"  Worcefler  ;  Col.  Selh  Wafhburn. 

la  the  County  of  Plymouth  j  Mr.  David  Kingman. 

In  the  Cov:nty  of  Barnjlahlc  ;  Mr.  Shearjaihub  Bourne, 

I:i  the  County  of  Brijiol  5    George  G->dffcy,  Efq; 
-la  the  County  of  Tork  ;    Capt.  J  ifeph  Sewal!. 

In  the  Covtly  of  Berkff?iyc  ;   Wih'iam  VVa'iker,  Efq; 
.la  the  Country  of  Cumberland  5  John  Lewis,  Efq;    -' 

In  the  County  ofUamf/Jjire:^  Thtma-s  VViiJifton,  Efq.: 

In  the  County  of  Li, tea h:  i  Dcmmer  Sewail.-Sfq,- 


Corainejital   Quarter- Majlsr  -Cererji-. 
Hen.  Timothy  Pcheiin^r.  Efq;      ' 
abez  Fi'atch,  Efqj  D.  Q^M.  'G.  hh  Office  ke-pt  it  BciIoe. 


^ge.nt   for  the  Comir,:n^uealti\ 
Kon.  Caleb. Davis,  Elq; 


Con.tniJJ'ayici  forfuicbafirg  and fortvarding  Btef,  i^c. 
for  tee  Army. 
Jofevh  Baker,  Efq;  and  Mr.  Jcfeph  Rufgles^ 


uperir,t£7:dant  of  twchafs  fir  I'eff,  &'c,for  the  Arjny. 
■     Oliver  i-he'.ps:  Efq; 


Comriit'ce  joy purchajing  Chathing,  fmall  Sforety  ^c. 
Ebeiiczer -Wales,    and  Amafa  Davi;^.  Efq'rs. 

Iffuir.g.Commiff'ary  of  f ma! I  Stores  at  Camp, 

M.=jor  Eza  Lunt.  


Agent  for  furcbafing  Rum  and  Salt  for  the  Army. 
.    Charles  Miller,  Efq; 


dnduBor  to  provide  for  the  Tranfportation  of  Stores, 
Mr.   J  hn  Gcddard. 


Superir,ter,dant  of  the  Indians  at  the  Eafftvard. 
Col,  John  Allen,  of  Aiachias. 


Ccmmiff'ary  of  T^cnfioneri. 
John  Lucas,  Efq; 


Deputy  Commiffary-General  of  Frifor.en, 
Major  John    Hopkins. 


j  Coyimittce  to  fell  forfeited  -EJ}  at  es» 

I  For  the-county  of  SofTolk. 

jRicbard  Cranch.  Sam'.iclBa!rctt,&  Sarnnff  H^nniaWjefoVs. 

i'  For  the  co'.ir.ty  of  Middlefcx. 

James  Prefcott,  JofcphHofmer,  &  SamnelThatcher,  efq'rs. 
I  For  the  county  cf  EfTcr. 

SamuelWard,  IfraelHutchinfon,  &  Pummerjcwcttjery'r?. 

.For  ^i)C  coi/>j/y  o/'riampfhire.  ■ 
JohnKiikland,e.fq;.mr.  DavidSmead,  &  capr.  uenj.Eonncy. 

For  the  cou72ty  of  Plyrr.oM'.h. 
-Mr.NathanMitchel!,  mr.Jor«!ph  Smith, &  mr.Zsb.Sprcut. 

For  the  county  of  Karnftable. 
Nathaniel  Freeman,  Jofeph  Otis,  &  Daniel  Davis,  cfq" 

For  tie  county  cf  Brirtol. 
Mr.  irraelVVc-thburn.Sam.Tcbey,  efq;  &  mr.  IfaacHodges.l 

^ For  the  county  cfYoilc. 
Mr.  John  Hill,  coLEdwardGrow,  and  co'.  Thomas  CuttF 

1  For  the  county  o^Worccftsr.  j 

JohnFcfienocn.irfqj  mr.Ca'cbAfnmidon,  |ona,Warner,efqj 

For  the-  county  of  Cumberland. 

John  Lewis,  efq;  and  mr.  Samul  Small. 

For  the  county  q/"  Berkshire. 

Col.JnhnAfhJey,  col.  Jona.Smith,  Cz  Nathan  Kingfley.cft;; 


J 


Managers  of  Mairichufctts   Lottery  for   toe  purpoje   ef^ 

Ctoathing  the  Army. 
Benja.Auftin,  Samuel  Barrett,  &  Henry Higginfor.jEfq'r? 


Managers  ^/Bofton-Feir  Lattery. 
Mcffi'ri  Timothy  Newell,  John  Simpkins,  John  Lowell 
and  Samuel  Rugglcs. 


ton. 


Continental  Lean   Office  in  Boftc... 

Natha  ncl    Appjeton,  Blq}  CommifTioner. 

Mr.  Narhaniel  Noyes,    Cl*tk 


United  States  Lottery  Office  tn  i^orton. 
Jonathan   Wi'liams,  Efq;  Agent. 


Infurance  Offices. 
Kept  by  Ezskicl  Price,  Efq;  and  1    •     n  /i 
Mr.  Edward   Payne,        J  ■' 

Mr.  James   'effery,  3^t  Salem. 
Mr.  W  illiain  Morland,  at  j^/ewbury^ 


\arnes    of  the   Gentlemen   uppo'intcd  fcr   the 

purpofe  -T'f  carrying  into  Execution  'he   ASS.   for  taking 

up  and  reftraTfling  Perfor.s  dargerous   to  thefCcmnion- 

wcaltfc  J    paired  the   Uth  ofFcbiuary   1781. 

For  iht  County  a/Siiffoik. 

5erj2.  Wh-'te,  Hsrbottie  Derr  and  StephenMetcalf,  Efq'is. 

For  the  Co:.nty  of  EfT:x:. 

\aronWood»  WiiJ.  Whetmore  acd  -ImosPutnanijEfq'rs. 

For  the  Countyof  Mrddlelix. 

Hon.  Oliver  Prefcotr,   Hon.    Jofiah  Stone,  and 

]'hn  VarnuEn,  Efq'rs. 

For  the  County  o/Pijmo»tb.  ^ 

'ohn  Turner,  WilliamDrew  and  'WiiliaraTurner,  Efq'rs. 

Fo-  the  County  of   Bvifto!. 
JcDJ.  Williams,  George  Gocfrey  and  Ssm.  Toby,  El'q'rs, 

Ftr  the  County  oj  BarnftabV.. 
>naielMaihei,  Nath.Fteeman  and  David  Thatcher jEiq'rs. 

For  the  County   of  York, 
Jofeph  Simpfon,  Danie!  McuJtcn  and  John  Swett,  Efq'rs.i 

For  the  County  of    V\  orceftcr. 
JofephWheeler,  Wra.Dui.fmore  and  Sam.  Crcfby,  Efq'rs.j 
For   the   County  of  Hampfliire.  ' 

Ahncr  Morgan,  John  Haft.ngs  and  David  Smead,  Efq'rs. 

For  the  County  s/ Cumberland. 
John  Levvis.  Sana.  Frfeman    and  Sain,  Thompfon,  Efq'rsJ 

For  the  County   of  Bcikihire. 
Charles  Goodrich,  Wm.  Walker  and  Sam,  Hand,  Efq*rs 


Keeper  of  the  Pcwder  Magcz,ine  in  Bofton. 
ivir.  Thomas  Fofter. 

No  Perfon  in  Boflcn  is  to  keep  in  any  Building, except 
the  Magazir^e,  more  than  15  'b.  weight  uf  Powder,  on 
fcrfeitote  of  Twfw^y  Pounds,  Lawful  xMoney,  for  every 
P'barrel,  ar>d  fo  in  proportion  for  a  greater  quantity, 
beiides  the  forfe'ture  ©f  the  Powder  5  and  to  pay  a  double 
fine  on  the   feccnd   offence. 


Keefer  of  the  Poivder-Eoufe  in  Charleftown. 
Mr,  John  Auitin, 

,^ 


[i7«2-J  t.  i 


HARVARD   C  OLTTEGE 

in   Cam.tridgz,  founded  in  1638: 
[From  which  Time,  to  the  Year  17-^  | ,  upwards  of  zgco 
Students  have  received  their  Degrees  j  of  which  nufn- 
ber  about  1400  arc  lliil  Jiving.] 

•  The  Rev.   {OSE?H  WJLLARD.  PreCdent, 

The  Governor,  Lieutenant  Governor,  Council  and  Senate 
the    Prefident,   and    Minifters   of  the   Coo^rigational 

.  Churches  in  the  Fjwns  of"  Camb'idge,  Watertoiun, 
Chdrlefiotvn,  Bcjhn,    Rox&ury  and    Dorcbejier. 

Rev.  Simeon  Howard,  Secretary  to  the  Overfeen? 

\  C  0  R  ?  0  R  Ai:  IX)  N. 

JHjn.  Jxmes  Bowdoin,    Efqj 

jRev,  Samuel  Cooler,  D.  D.  v    -  / 

[Rev.  Ed./.ard  Wigglefworth,  S.T.P.  Hollie.f  ^'^^'''^'' 

?Rev.  John  Lathfop, 

'X?v.  Smieon  Howard, 

Ebcnezcr  Storer,  ECij^   Treafurer. 

P  R  0  F  E,S  S  0  R  S. 

R6y.ZA<i/»ri\V^^\ef'*iQtth,Hoi/i/ianProfejJor  of  Divinity, 

Rev.    Samuel   VViUiams,     Hollijian  Frafcjfor     of    the 

Mathematics   and  Natural  Philofophy. 

I  Stephen  Sewail,  A.  M.  Har^cock  Profejfor  Jf  the  Hebreio 

uhd  other  Oriental  Language:^. 

r  u  T  0  R  s. 

John  Mellen,  A.  M.  1  William  Bentjey,  A.  M. 

Charles  Stearns,  A.  M.       {Elsazar  James,   A.  M. 

j  Li  br  aria  it,   James  Winthrop,  Ef^^j  ,: 

I  Steicard.  Caleb  Gannett,    A,  M. 

■Butler,  Elijah  Paine,  A.  S. 

Commencement  the  third  Wedncfday  in  ^tr/y, 

Vacations.  FromCommencemcftt,  four  weeks.  From  th( 
third  Wednefday  inOBober^  two  weeks.  From  the firf 
Wednefday  in  Januaryy  fii^c  weeks.     The  two  week 

I  JimtncdiaLcly  preceedtpg  the  laft  Wednafday  ipjip/il. 


Ths  Nain^s    of  the    Fello'wi   of  the 
Massachusetts  MEDICAL  Society, 

[Inc6rporated  Naveiiibcr  i,  I7S1.J 

(The  Na7'i?s    alphabetic  ally  arranged.) 
Jofcph  Orne 
James  Parker 
Oliver  Prefcott 


thaniel  Walker  Appleton 

illiam    Baylies 
rrjamin  Curtis 
imusl  Danforth 
aron  Dexter 
lifjcv  Etving 
ho  Ffink 

Iofepii  Gardner 
imucl  Hcltea 
d^vard  Auguftus  Holyoke 
benezer  Hant 
har^s  Jarvis 
"homaE  Kaft 
ries  Crouch  Kelog  -: 
obn  Lirjn 
amci  Lloyd 

The  Number  of  th«  Society,  who   are  Inhabitants  of 
his  Ccmmonwaalth,  are  not  at  any  one  time   to  exceed 

event)-,  nor  lefs  than    ten. Their   firft  Meeting,  for 

he  choice  of  Ofhcers,  &c.  is  to  be  held  in  Boftoo,  and 
)ocl.  Edward  A.  Holyoke  is  authorized  to  appoint  the 
rime  and  Place  for  holding  the  fame. 


Charles  Pynchon 
Ifaac  Rand.  fen. 
Ifjfac  Rand 
Micajah  Sawyer 
John  Spragiie,  \en» 
Charles  Stockbridge 
John  Barnard  Swett 
Cotton  Tufts 
John  Warren 
Thomas  Welch 
Jofcph  Whipple 
William  Whiting 


Commiltee  on  Foretgn  Jffairs. 


^on.  Thomas  Cufhing, 

'"on.  Caleb  Davis, 

fion.  Samuel  Phillips,  jun. 


Hon.  Nath.  Gorham,  and 
ThcHiaa  W  alley, 

Ef^jo-ires. 


^Minifier   Plenipotentiary  from  the  Court  of  France, 
;  Hon,  the  Chevalier  de  la  Luzerne, 

Rcfiding  at  Philadelphia. 

ponfuJ-Getrerti!  of  Fnnce  for  the  States  0/ New- Hampshire 
I         Maj'Tachu'fcfts,   Rfcode-lfland  and  Connefticut, 
The  Sieur  Phillip  jefeph  de  Lc  Torabc. 
Refidence  af 'Boftoiu 

fti  I     III    1MIII  rt     m    -liil   .  il,    I     1    M   r  11    !■<>   I  I. ■      .„ 


Ojjicers  of  the  MaflachufettsCharitableSociet) 

[lacorpcrared  December  i6,  ''779.] 

His  ExcelicDcy  John  Hancick,  Efqj    r-'refident 

Mr.  Alcxanoet-  Hod«dcn,  Secretary, 

Deacon  John  Simokins,  Treafurer. 

Mr.  S:ephrf;  Cleve.ly  " 

Maj.  Jonathan  Stoddard 

Col.  William  Barbeck  ,        ,- 

M'.  Thomas  Hitchboum    K     ^^^"''g«'« 

Cart.  Alexander  Willfon 

Samuel  Rugg'cs,  Efqj 

J=«hi-)  Luc.->s,  E/iq; 

The  D:fign  of  this  Society  it  for  the  mutual  aid  of  them 

Je^'ves  and  famili^St  ivho  may    be  delireJJ'ed  by  po'verty    an 

the   ad'Vir\c  accidents  cf  life,  and  for   the  comfortirtg  an, 

relieving  the  It'idcws  &  Orphans  of  their  deceafed  memben 

— The  number  of  the  Members  are  at  no  time  to  exceed  on 

hundred,   and  are  to  meet  annually  on  the  f,,fi    lff:nday  0^ 

Sfptftinber  at  B'>(^oj^,for  the  choice  of  their  Oarers. 

I  Trujleej  of  PhillipsV  /Academy  at  dndover. 

I  [iTorporated  Oftober  4,  ly&o.] 

Hon.  Samtiel  Phillips,  Efq;  of  Andover. 
Hen.  John  Phillips,  Efqj  of  Exeter,  New-HampiSiire. 
Hon.    William   Phillips  and  Oliver  WendeJ),   Efq'rs, 

a, id  John  Lowell,  Efq;  of  Bofton. 
Rev.  jofiah  Stearns,  of  Epping,  New-Hampfhire, 
Rev.  Eiias  Smith,  of  Middieton. 
Rev.  William  Symmes,  Rev.  Jonathan  French,  Samuel 
Phillips,    jiin.    E'q;    Mr.  Eliphalet  Pearfon,   and 
Mr.  Netiemiah  Abbot,  of  Andove?. 
The  Intention   of  this   Academy  is  to  promote  true  pief) 
and  virtue,  and  for  the  education  of  youth  in  the  Engli[b, 
Greek  and  tatin  languages,  together  ivith  Writing,  Aritb- 
metkk,  Mufick,  and  the  Art  of  Speaking  ;    alfo  praEiica. 
\G'eometry,    Logic,  and  Geography,  ivith  fucb  other  libera, 
[Arts   and  Sciences  or   Languages  as, opportunity  may  here- 

'^  after  permit. For  ivhich  purpoje   the  rents  and  prof ti 

of  certain  lots  and  parcels  of  land,  &c.  given  by  the  Hon, 
Samu-i  Philii,",  f/^;  8/*Andovtr,  and  the  Hen.  John  Phil- 
Ijpf,  ef^i  e/"  Exeter  »'w  Nev.-Hampniire,  -zvitb  fucb  other 
gifts  as  may  be  added  thereto,  are  forever  to  be  appro- 
priated.— The  number  of  trufieei  are  not  to  conffi  of  mart 
than  thirteen,  nor  lefs  than  feven. 


Vavifi   of  the    Al embers  of  tie    Amer'Cu7^ 

A<:-2i-Umy  of  Am  and  Sciences,  jlpkaoeticahy  arrar.gcdt 
pncorporated  May    i  .  l7?^o.] 
<^  Thc'fe  li'ub  .'bis  Mark  [*]  ha-ve  betn  eUcied/ince  iH 
Injiifution, 


loP.  Samuel  Adams,  Eiq; 
\\n.  John  Adams    cio; 

Monfieyr  D.  Alembert, 

5ha  Baccn,  efqj 
^on.  James  Bowdoin.efq; 

Mr.  Jofeph  Brown, 
lev.  Charles  Chaur.cy,  D.  D. 
'  Chevalier  de  Chatieieux, 
lev.  John  Clark, 
)avid  Ci'bb,  efq; 
lev.  Samuel  Cooper,  D.D. 

Richard  C>anch,  efqj 
^on.  Thomas  Cuftiiog,  efgj 
f  Rev.  ManafTeh   Cuticr, 
Triftfam  Dalton,  efqj 
^.in.  Francis  Dana,  efqj 
^  Hon.  Tim.   Danielfon,  cfq; 
lev.  Samuel  Deane, 
*■  Hon.  Tim.  Edwards,  efqj 
lev.  P;rez   Fcbes, 
Hon.  BsDJ.  Franklin,  efqj 
Benjamin  Gale,  efqj 
\tw,  Caleb  Gannett» 
A.iv..   Henry  Gardner,  cfqj 
*  Monfieur  Court  de  Gebelin, 
H  >n.  Elbridge  Gerry,  efq; 
Vir.  Benjamin  Gyt!d, 
4on.  John  Hancock,  efq; 

"on.  Jofeph  Hawlej,  efqj 


Hon.   Leri  Lincoln,  clq; 

*  H^r..  Benja.  L!ncoln,e.q. 
Rev.  Daniel  Little, 
E'ijah  Lorhrop,  efq; 
John  Lowell,  efq; 

*  Chevalier  de-ia  Luzcrre 
Rev.  Samuel  Mather, DD. 

*  Mot;fieiir  de  Marbois, 
Simuel  Moody,  efq; 
Hon.  Andrew  Oliver,  efq; 

iDoclor  Jcl'cph  Orne, 

*  Hon.  SamuelOrgood,erq; 
[Mr.  Tiieodore  Pa"rfon', 

Hon.  GeoigcPartvidge,efq5 
Hon.  Rob.TreatPaine,  efqj 

*  Theophilus  Parfons,  eiqj 
Rer.  Phillips  Payfon, 

*  Mr.  Eliphalct  Pearlon, 
Samuel  Phillips,  jun.  efq; 
Hon.  John  Pickering,  efq 
Hon.  Oliver  Prefect,  efq; 
Rev.  Zrdek  ah  Sanger. 
Hon.  Nath. P.Serjeant,  cfq^ 
Micajah  Sawyer,  efq; 
Theodore  Sedgwick,  efq; 
Hon.   William   Sever,  efq; 
Steohen  Sewall,  efcj; 
Hon.  David  Sewall,  efq; 
John  Sp.aguc,  efq; 

Lb:nczer  Hazard,  eiq:  I*  Rev,  Ez  a    Stiles,  D.D. 

Edw.Auguftui  Holyoke,  efq;;Ebenezer    Storer,  rfq; 

Rev,  Simeoi*  Howard,  :Caeb  Si  rone,  efq; 

Dofl-T  Ebtnezer  Hunt,  'Hon.  James  Sullivan,  efq; 

Jonathan  Jackfan.^efq;  jDoftor  Bfrnard  Sweat, 

Dctlcr  Charles  Jarvis,  jMr.  Nathaniel  Tracy 

Rrv.  Sam-iel  Largdcn,   D,D,|C<'tton  Tutis,  efq; 
*  Mrfieur  de  ia  Lande  (Hon.  J^mcs  Warren,  efq; 


[1782.J 


^' His     EKcellency     George  iRev.Edw.V.jgglefworthj 
Wafhinglcn,  efq;  Rev.  J.feph  Wil!ard, 

Mi.  Peter  Vi'aigdir.^i,  jRev.  Samuel  Williams, 

*  Mr.  JohnWarren,  iRev.  AhrahsmWilliams, 
Rev.  Samuel  V.'eft,  Rev.  Nehcmiah  Wiliiams, 

*  Mr*  ^'^"j^rnin   Weft,  iMr.  Jam;s  Winthrop,    . 

*  The  Number  of  the  Academy,  who  are  Inhabitants  oJ 
this  Conimonweallh,  is  not,  at  any  one  Time,  to  ccrCfl 
of  more  than  two  Hundred,  nor  lefs  than  Forty  5  ar.tj 
their  Fiace  of  Meeting  never  to  be  more  than  30  Mi!cs 
diftant  from  Bofton, 

')fficei-s  of  the  -Imerican  Academy  t>f  Arts  and  Science: ^ 
(hojen  for  the    current  Tear. 

Hon.  James  Bowdoin,  Efqj  of  fojion,   Prefident. 

Rev.  Samuel  Cooper,  D.D.  ci  Bofton y  Vice-Prefidcnt'. 
'Counsellors    cf  the  Academy  of  Arl%y  &c» 

Hon.  Samuel  Adams,  El'qj    of  Bofion^ 

Ko(}.  Thomes  Ciifhing,  Efqj    of  ditto^ 

Hon,  Heory  Gardner,  E(qj  of  ditto, 

Hon.  John  Hancock,  ETqj  of  ditto. 

John  Lowell,  Efqj    of  ditto. 

Hon.  Robert  Treat  Paiie.  Efq;  of  ditto. 

Rev.  Phillips  Payfon,    of  Cbelfea, 

Hon.  James  Warren,  Efqj  of  Flymouth. 

Rev.  ProfelTor  Wigglefworth,  of  Cambridge. 

Rev.  ProfeJor  Williams,   of  ditto. 
Mr.  Caleb  Gannet,  of  Cambridge,  Recording  Secretary. 
Rev.  Jofeph  Willard,  of  fiei/^r/yjCorrefponding  Secretary, 
Ebenezer  Stoier,  Efq;   of  Bofion,  Treafurer.  ^ 

Mr.  VroftfXai'^zviiW,  of  Cambridge,  Vice  Treafurer.  i 
M[r.^cmTr!>  Wifllhi'opy  of  ditto.  Cabinet  Keeper.  I 

The  ftated  Meetings  of  the  Academy  are  foor  Times 
.  in  a  Year,  'y/x.  on  the  laft  Wedncfday  in  January, 
and  the  Day  next  preceeding  the  laft  Wednefday  in 
Mayy  at  Bojlon  :  On  the  Wednefday  next  preceed- 
ing the  laft  Tuefday  \n  Augufi,  and  the  fecond  Wed- 
nefday in  November,  at  the  Univerfity  in  Cambridge, 


Unifier s.Chitrcbsi,  andRtHgiouf  AffsmbUei 
Jote,  £.  i?  v.rifc.-.f'a'iar-,     5.  3?p'.!ft.    P.  IVfibyrenan 

,  Aigiaui  yl£'embiiei  in  t hi  County  of  Suffo;k. 
rfi  -^nuich.  Kev.  Chnrlea  Chauncy,  D.D.  /  Founded 
ani  Rev.  J  '>n  CIj  k,  C'^fnhii!,  iJcftnn.  \  1630 
nt'p2slct)av!tift  rhurch,  Rev.  Samue!  Stiilmso,  3665 
ld$.>  "VChurchjMaribpro'S'rfer.Rtv.Jor.Ecklcy.  1669 
Thi  \nfide  d<jifoyed  ky  (be  Sri  tip  Troops  in  1775)  ^^d  r.ot, 
fir-K.1  repaired  —TheCongregatior.  attend  Di<>ine  Service,. 
{^^eir  uhal  Mode,  at  the  Chapel  in  Tremourt  Street,"] 


hapel,  E.  Vaca-n,  Tremounr-Streer. 

urchirt  Braitie  Strfet,  Rev,  Sam.  Coopci,  D-D. 

lends  Meeting,  in  Leveretf  Lane. 

N.TihCljurch,  Nor:hS'•rep^,  Rev. John  Eliot. 
e\v  S  utb  Church,  SumrriCr-STPet,  Vacant. 
hurch  It  Midd!<'-S'.ref r,  Re-.  JhnLathrcp, 
hrft  ":huixh.  E.  Saltm-Stre-r,  S'ephen  C.  Le^A'CS, 

efbytcrian  Church,  Lo'.g-Laf  e,  Vacant, 
hurch  in  H''llis-S>reet,  Rev.  Ebenezer  Wight, 
"rinityChu'cl!.  E,  StE/imsrSrreer,  Rjv.S.Parkcr, 
/eft  Church,  Rev.  Simcrn  Hcward. 

hurch  in  3-.n--t. Street,  Rev. S^m. Mather.  D.D. 
eco'n'  An  iraedf  baptift,  R.gv.  Ifaac  Skiilman. 

hvf^  in  Schf-oi-Street,  Rev.  Andrew  Crofwen, 


■Iingbam, 
ledham. 


1 

1699 
171Q 

1724 
1716 
372I 
172X 

1732' 
T734* 
3736 

374* 
1745 
374S 

Cohajpty  Rev.  John  Brov/n 

Medpdd,  Thomas  Prentice 

Thcmas  Gear    B' 

^Vrentbamy  ji^feph  Bean 

V.^ni.  Williams B 
^rookHre,  Jofsph  Jacki'on 
Needham,  Smurl  Weft 
Stougbton,  Samuel  Dunbar 
Jedediah  Adams 
Stcughtorham,  Philip  Curtis 
Medway,   Naih.  Bvicknam 
Daniel  Sanford 
^cllirgham.  Vacant 

Nr'ah  Aldcn       I 
tiuU,         Vartnt 
IValpole,  V3C3f}|; 
Che'fea,     P^i'iips  Payfon 
rar.k'iti.  N^'h,  Emmons 


;/Sa/?ffr,  Rev, Thomas  Barnard 
John  Prince 
Jim?s  Diman 
Nnh.Whitaker.DD 
Dp.nie!  Hopkins 
Vacant  E 

Friends 

Marbkbead   Wm.WhItwell 
Ifaac  Siory 
Vacant  S. 

LvK«»       John  Treadwell 
Jo'eph  Roby 
Vacant 
Fr:ends 

Dervers,  Benja.  VVadTwortb 
Nathan  Holt 

Beverly,   Joseph  W^liard 
Vacant  '" 

MattcbfJier,Ben]3.  Toppan 

Cloucefier,  Eli  Forbes 
Daniel  Fuller 
John  Rogers 
Vacant 

Eben.  Cleavcland 
\  Ipjii^ich,  Levi  Frifbie 

ManafT-h  Cutler 
jofftph  n^na 
jrhn  Cleaveland 


the  Cnunty  of  tCCex. 
/^Jeivbury, Rev.  John  Tticker 

Vacant 

David  Top'  j« 

Mefes  Parfoni 

Oliver  Noble 
Newhury.  Port , The.  Cary 

Samuel  Spring  t* 

John  Murray     P 

Edward  Bafs     £ 
7opsfieId,  Daiiiel  Breck 
Roiviey,    Vacant 

Jamcf  Chandler 
Vacant 
Boxfcrdy  Eiizur  Holyoke 

Mcfcs  Hale 
Middleton,  F.lias  Smith 
Andcver,  Williann  Svmmes- 

Jonathan  French 
Bradford^  Jonathan  Allen 

VVilliam  Dutch 
Methuen,  Cbrifto.  Sergeant 
HarjerhiU,  John  Shave 

Phineas  Adams 

Giles  Merrill 

Vacant 
Hezskiah  Smith  I 
Alr^Jbury^  'J'hcmas  Hibbrrt 

Paine  Wmgatc 
Salifiury^  Edward  Noyrs 

Samuel   v\'ehf|er 


Religious  AJJ'tmkliei  in  the  County  0/ Midi^if.fex. 


iCtfiwi;-;%f,N.Applcron,DD. 

i  Samuel  Cook 

Vacant  E 

Vacant  B 

"harlcflo'wn^'Tho.  PrfnMce 
"^'ft'dford,  David   Osgood 
Ciioncham,  Vaca'U 
'.Resiiing,  Caleb  Prentice 
j  Eli.b  Stone 

!  Thomas  Hav-n 

}  Lexington,  Jonas  Clarke 


JVafertoivr^Rich.  R.  Eliot 
IV^burn,  Vacant 

jr.hn  Marre^t  * 
Ma/de»y   Peer  Thatcher 

Eii3icim  Willis 
Neivtotty  Vacant 

Caleb  Blood      I 
li'a!tbam,]%co\i  Cuihing 
Wejlon,    Simuel  Wood  wan 
mherburne^  Elijah  Browne 
Natick,  Stephen  Badger 


Dracur,  Vacant 
Chelmsford,  EbcnezerBridpe 
Vacant  B 

Dunf^abhy   Vacant 
Wcfiford,  MatthewScribiis 
Aclon,  Mofes  Adams 
Littlitor,  Daniel  Rrgfrs 

Fofter 

Grotcn,  Danie!  Chaplin 
Shirley,  Phir.eas  NA'hitney 
Fepperrell,  Jrbti  PuHard 
ToicrferJ,  Samuel  Dix 
Ap:hv,  Samiif!   V'v  hi'man 


ReHgirus  /ijjemblies  in  the  Co-urty  o/" Ham f. /hire. 


Springfield,  R  ^bcrt  Breck 
Step.Vv'jJJiams.DD. 
J.    McKinftry 
JVefi Springfield:]  >r.L'>throp 
Sylvanu*  Grifwold 
E.   U^ham  B 

Wilbrakam,  Vacant 

Seth  Cla,k        B 
Ncrthan-.pton  SoIo.Wi]!i,'>m<i 
Scu! hampf  on,]or.iihzn  Judd 
Ha.-lley,  Samuel  Hcpk'ns 
ScuthHadley,  J  ."W  oodhr\6^e 
Granby,  Simon  Backus 
Amber fl.   Vacant 
Hat  fit  Id    lofpph  Lyman 
PFillitimsburgh,    Vnc2r,i 
n'hatehy,  Rufus  Wel.'cs 
Deer  fie  Id,    Vacant 
Contvay,  Jnhn  Emfrf^n 
Sbeiburne.  Robert  Hubb.-rt 
Greenfield,  Rrg'r  Newton 
Wtfifidd,  VacaPt 
^r.ithivick,  Abd  Forward 
W'orthin^ten,  .I.Hon  ting  ton 
B'anford    Vjcant  P 

Graniy'tlh,  Vacant 
Brimfield,  Nitb.  WiMiams 
So.Briv:f.';td_Zzrz  Rreve 


Mcnfcn,   JcfTe  Ives 
Sunderland,  Jofeph  Afhlcy 
Ware,    Vacant 
Pd/wffr, Ebenrzer  Baldwin  F 
Greenwich,   Vacant 
^?.Vi)^r/?o<a'«,Juftu' Forward 
NeivSa'em,  J  el  Fofler 

Samuel  Biglow 
Shutesbury,   Vacant 

William  Ewing 
Peltam,  Narh.  Mevrill 
Montague,  J'jdah   Na/li 

Vacant 
NorihfieJd,   ?ohn   Hnbbard 
JFarivick,  Simuel  Reed 
Eerr.a-dfion,  Job  Wrijht 

Colerain,.  Taggart    B 

Cbarkvcrt,  Vacant 
Mu^'-cryfi:/d,  AaronBafcoml 
AjhfiJd,  Nchem'ah  Fcrtfr 
Ebenfzcr  Smith  B 
Cvmmington,  James  Briggs 
Chrflerfiildy  Vacant 


Gofijan, 

Levercit 

Ludlo-w. 

Merryfield, 

iNcriuich, 

Weft  Hampton^ 

JVtndelf, 

Fuck'and, 

/i'forfp'fint-r; 

. 

Heiigioui  /iffettthUcs  in  the  County  of  Plymouth. 
FlfKiyulb,  Rev,  .Oh.Robbin!?!  ^^ridg^vatar,  Rev.D.Fcf  IfrtJ 


Ivory  Hov^y 

Vacant 
Hanover,  Vacaat 
Scituate      V?cant 

Ddvid  Barnes 
'Vaciint  E 

Marfrjield,  William  Shaw 

Atherton  Wales 
D«xi'orott^t)Zedek  i  ah  S  ar;  ge ! 
KingjioTit  Zephaniah  VViJiis 
Pembroke^  Thom.',s  sSmith 

Gad  Hitchcock 
Abin^jcn,  Samiisi  Nilts 
Halifax^  Ephwim  Briggs 
JVareham^  Vacant 

Fcligious  y^JfcmbJiei  in  the  County  of  Barnftable, 
5'5r«/<2/&/<?Rev.'r.m,H)lyard|i/ij/-^;C-i>.Ri:-.-.I''aiabDur,fter 


andjchnRscd 

John  Shaw 

J.  Anc^cr  5e  S,  Aniiict 

J  hn  Porter 

Middlehrcti^b  Vacant 
Ca  eb  Turner 
Solomon  Rr-jd 
If-^ac  Backn  = 
Ebe!;czerHynds 
Afa  Hunt 

?Iyv!^tcn,  Ezra  SampTjn 
John  Hcwland 

Rochejier,  Jonathan  Mon 
Tkcmas  Weft 
Lf-muel  LeBacroi 


Oakes  Shaw 
Vacant  B 

Falmouth,  Ifaiah  Mann 

iiand'ieich,  Abra.   Wil];.-,m; 
E!  fna  Topper 

Marppee,  G:dton  Haw  ley 
Yarmoiah,  Timothy  A.'dcn 
Nathan  Stone 


Richard  Cl.ace  B 
Chatham,  Stf  pben  Emcry^ 
Wtl'jieety  Ifaiah  Lewis 
Eajiham,  Edward  Chrsver 
Jonathan  Bafcom 
Truro,     C-'Jeh  Ur/ham 
rrti/.'nt'^^O'UJwSsmue'Par'rer 
Ei.hrarn  El'.i^,  MiJJionary 
to  the  hidians. 


H  eiigious  /iijernblie%  ir 
Taunton^  R«"v.Ep^-.  Judlon 
Vacant  E 

WilliamNelfonB 
Norton.   J:  f='ph  Falmer 
Mansf.eldJK:..\^:\i.  Green 
Atticboro",  AbiphWeld 
p€'-er  Thacher 

Rehobotb,  Ephraim  Hyda 
Robert  Rrgsifon 
.     John  Hicks       B 
Samuel  Peck    B 

ban^MafticjNath.Psuce^l 


ulo!. 


the  Co::  nty  of  B 
Berkley,  V.cant  | 

'air.ham,  R^v.  Perez  Fobesj 
Sivanzey,  ]>hf.z  Wood    B 

John  Mafon     B  » 

Robert  Ma  fen  B  j 
Dighton,  J   on  Smith  \ 

Enoch  Gott     B 

FreetiivTt,  Vacant  j 

Abner  Lewis  B  I 

Dartnoutb,  Samuel  We(^      | 

Friends  four  Mcelintjsj 

Eaf.ouj  Archiba'd  Campbell? 

Afa  Carr  .^    1 


Re'i^ious  Afjemblici  in  the  Countv  of  York, 

■r.  .  r r         M  J.I    r>     ^      o   1  _  _    /v 


rk,     Rev.  IQoc  Lyman 

S;.muc!  L'ar.kton 
ittery,  Bsnjimin  Stevens 

A'phsus  Spring 

Vacant 

Friends 
trivich,  Vacant 

Matthew  Meriam 
j;»«,  Ifaac  Hafcy 

Vacant  E 


Arundel,  Re*.  Silas  iVfoody 
i-yeih,   Mof?s  Hemingway 

Daniel  Little 
PepperrelhorJ^ ,  j.  Fairfield- 
Buxton,     P.  Coffia 
Sanjord,  Vacant 

P.  Tinglfy        P 
Fr\:burgb,   Wm.  Feflinden 
DidJeford.CSxball.Umcrieh, 
Dr^fjnfield,        Littlcfalh. 


.■Keligious  Ajfcmb'ics  in  the  Councy  of  Worcefter. 
'orce!icr.  Rev.  T.  Maccarty  Vf^ion,  Rev.  Eii/ha  Fi/h 
^uthborough,  Vacant  iBnokft/d,  Ephxaim  Ward 

'ejihorough,  Eben.Pai kman j  Nathan  F-ili. 


'■riiJc 


Peter  Whitney 


ItOK,  Jobn  Wal  ey 

Reuben  Fuffer 
^jrvard,  Vacant 

Ifaiah  Pa.ker   B 
ancafler,  Tim.  fiarringtcn 
terlin^,  Reuben  Holcomb 


Appleton 


Lciceder,  Benjamin  Conklin 
Bcwjj.  Fuller     i> 
Friends 
If^clerv^  Ifaac  Jones 
Spencer,  jcfeph  Pope 
:  axton,  Airxander  Thayer 


breivsbiiry,  Jofsph  Sumner   Holder. ,    ]orcph  Avery 

Jutland,  J,  Buck  minder 
"Harre,     J.  fiah  Dana 
Princeton.  Vacant 
Htihbardfion  ,Kshcm.  Parker 
Oakham,   Vacant 
Hardtvick,  David  White 
if^e/iminfter,  Afai^h  Rice 
NeiuBraintrce,  B.  Rugglcs 

Daniel  Fofler 
I'etcrjham,  Solcmo.n  PvCed 
Athjl,  ]an:es  Humphrey 
I'cmpleton,  Eben.  Sparhawk 
Aj}ji>urnh(jm,  John  Cufhicg 
Fitchburg,  John  Payfon 
Leominjler,  Francis  Gardner 

iohn  Rogers 
LuTtenburghy  Zabdiel  AdamS 
I'^inchendon.  jofeph  Brown 
Royal/ion,   Jcifeph  Lee 

Whiteman  Jacobs  B 


Religioui  Affcmhlia  in  the  County  o/'Dukes-County, 
E'ig-irio'ivn^  Jofeph  Th^x. et  iC/jri/i.untoivn  Zac.Mayhev 

Cbilmark,  Vncant  I  Silas  Paul 


l<elig:ous  Ajjhnbliei  in  the  County  of  Nantucket. 
Sherburne,  Rev.  Bcza  Shaw  }  Friends 


Keligious  AJfcmblics  in  the  County  c/ Cumberland.. 
Falmouth,  Rc7.  Tho.  Smith;Go;-,(?dw,Rcv, JcfiahThache 


Samuel  Osan 
Eberiezer  Williams 
Thomas  Brown 
Vjcarjt 
Fi  lends 


Scarborough, '2,ttCi.Q,\iziiSNx\ 
Tho.  Lancaftcr.    P 
\Pearfontoivn,  J.  Thcmfon 
E  !  Ne-zoGlouceJier,  S.  F.xcroft 
I  Bt  uiijiuick,  John  M iiier 


CapeElisaabeth,  Eph.  Q.Wr\Lt\Roya'.borougb 


JVindham,  Peter  T.  Smith 
No.Tarmoutb,  T.  GIman 
HarphveHy  Samuc!  Eaton 


Raymondtoivr 
\Bakerjh'wn, 
iBridgetoiun. 


Syl'vef.ery 
G>  ay. 


Heligious  Ajjemhlies  in  the  County  of  Lincoln 


Pownatboro\  Rev.  T.Mojve 
Vacant  E 

PFool'wich,  Jefiah  Winfiiip 

Newcaftle,  Vacant 

GeorgetOKvn,  Vacant 

Francis  W;nt<?r 

Bpnudoinhatny     Topfhjm, 


Boothbay, 

^  jj/'alborough^ 

St.Georges, 

bellfaji, 

IFatdohorough, 

JVirp-v, 

Pittsfton, 


Wintbr  cp, 
W err  en, 
ThomaJio'WK 
Eiigcombe, 
Bnj'iol,  . 
Hallo'wcl!, 
Meduncook. 


Religions  Ajjhnbliei  in 
Sheffield,  Rtv,  John  K«p 
Pittzfeld,  Thomis  Allen 
Volentine  Rothburn  B 
Gideon  Bof.vick       E 
Egremont,  Eliphalet  Steele 
A  If  or  d.     Vacant 
Stockbridge,  Stephen  Wefl 


the  County  c/ Bcrkfhire. 
Lenox,  Rev. Samuel  Munfo! 
Sandisfeld,  Eleazsr  Storrs 
NewMarlborongh,   Vacant 
Becket,   Zadok  Hun 
IVilliamftoivn^  Seth  Swift 
Riehmqnd,   Vacant 
Lanesborough,  DanielCoHin 


J.  Sargeant,  Preacher',  Partridgef  eld,    Vacant 


to  the  Indian: 
PFeft  Stockbridge 
Tyrtnghani,f^^ox\i]z,\xW\Avft\\ 
Loudon,     Vacant    -   ' 


Great  Barrington.  JVindfoi 
Hancock,  fVaP^ington,  Lee 
Ad'ams,  Netv  Alfo>  d, 

AJhaivelet,      Tauconick. 


**  The  annual  Aflociation  of  Baptift  Churches.,  by  thei 
Delegates,  will  be  h<;Id  the  prefent  Year  at  Prov^ence 
the  Tuefday  after  the  fiiA  Wednefday  in  Septembfr. 


A^'il  Ojicers  throughout  the  Common^ea-th, 

ppointed  under  x'txt   Ne.v  ConftiCution  to  Nov.  6^l;S:. 
For  the  County  of  Suffolk, 
Ju/iices  of  the  Common  Pleas,  <Sc. 
[on,  Samacl  Miles,  Jofsph  Gardner,    Richard   Cvanch, 
and  Edmund  Qu,incy,  Efquiies. 
Ezckiel  Price,  Efq;  Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  SeiTions. 
Jofliua  Henfiia.v,  efqj   Regifter  of  Deeds. 
David  Jefiries,  efq;    County   Treafurer. 
yujiices  throughout  the  Covimon^wealih. 
The  Honorable 
Thomas  Cu/hing         Bojian  Samuel  Holtcn 
ames  dowdoin  i/rfo  M.)fes  Gill 

Jenjamio  Ay  ft  in  r/zrfo  Timo.  Daniclfon 

Nathan  Cu/h'ng  , 
William  CuiTiing 


)liver  Wenc'ell  ditto 

lobert  Treat  Paine        ditto 
A^aUer  Spooner   Dartmouth 


Azor  One 


Da  rrvers 

Princeton 
Brimfdd 
Scituate 
ditto 
Marblebead 


jenja.  Chadoourne  BeriC'icklHznzy  Gardner  Stovj 

anies  Prefcott  Grj/^nj  Nfath.  P.  S^ritnx.  Haraerbill 

ames  Suilivan  f/z'rrs  David  iewall  York 

Jufiices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  ^uoruvi. 


BoJionlJvCiib  Qnincy  Braintree 

<f//roj Samuel  Ni!c9  ditto 

ditto\  ]i)hr\  Adams  ditto 

i/frroj  fofsph  palmer  ditto 

<^/>ro'E!i/ha  Niies  ditto 

ditto  Norton  Q^incy  ditto 

^;VrO|'Richard  Cranch  ditto 

ditto]  Henjamin  Lincoln-  Hinghatn 
ditto ^]^'%z  F;&er  fVrentbam 

<//Vroj Benjamin  White     Brookiine 
J/Vfo  William  K/flop  ditto 

dittoiHt^']^.  Pemberton  Roxkury 
<//Vrc> I  Robert  Pisrpont'  ditto 

rfmojEieazer  Weld  ditto 

dittoVYhomzs  Lothrop       Cobajftt 
ditto\  !ohn  Gould 


idmuod  Quincy 
'jj'min  Auftin 
N\\U2\-:\  Phillips 
Arnold  Welle; 
James    Bowdoia 
iamuel  Adams 
[ofeph  Gardner 
Belcher  Noycs 
[ohn  Lowell 
j  ofeph  Greenleaf 
fohn  Barrett 
[faac  Smith 
John  Tudor 
Jonathan  WillianCtS 
John  Avery 
Ez-kiei  Price 

James  Humphrya  JVeym:utb\Mofcs  Bullen 
Cotton  Tufts  ^/VrojThomas  Crane 

Jonathan  Mctcalf    DedbamVEhhh  Clarke 
Nathaniel  Sumner         </zV/5|Jofhua  Clap 


Samuel  Dexter 
{1782.]" 


Hull, 
Medjidd 

Stcughton 

V/a\foU\ 
ditto\S>x.tf\itTi  Metcalf  BellinghAin] 


Jiiftices  of  the  Peace  for  Suffolk  CTc'^r/^. 


David  Jeffries 
Oliver  Wendell 
John  Pitts 
Nathaniel  Appleton 
William  Cooper 
Caleb  Dayis 
John  Bradford 
Thomas  Crafts,  jun, 
James  Bowdoin,  jun. 
Ebenezer  Hancock 
John  Avery,  jun. 
John  Furnafs 
Hirbottle  Dorr 
Samuel  Barrett 
John  Swcetfer 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


Thomas  Cufhing.jun.  dittc 
Samuel  Broome 
Samuel  Breck 
William  Heath 
Ifaac  Scars 
Pafchal  N.  Smith 
Tuthill  Hubbard 
Edward  Payne 
Solomon  Davis 
Nathan  Frazier 
Thomas  BuJfinch 
Thomas  Ruffell 
Thomas  Dawes 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditto 


Bo/fcn 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditto 

ditte 

Hingham 

Milton 

ditto 

Braintree 

fVe^mouth 

ditto 

Wrentbam 

Needham 

Cohajfet 

Did  ham 


Bojionl  Ue'icher  Noyes 
J?V/oi  Samuel  A.  Oris 
^/f/o' Benjamin  Hi'chboum 
dittolVi/i' I'lam  Tudor 
ditto]  William  Greenleaf 
ditto  John  Cf'ffin  Jones 
£//>ro  Richard  Devens 
ditto  Jabez  Hatch 
ditto  John  Brown 
ditto  Benja.  Cufliing 
ditto  David  Rawfon 
ditto  Samuel  Hen/haw 
Jonathan  Bafs 
Nath.  Bayley 
Solomon  Lovell 
Beniamin  Guild 
Jofiah  Newell 
Ifaac  Lincoln 
Jofhua  Henfhaw 
Ebenezer  Battle,  jun.    ditto 
Ebcnezsr  Wales    Dorcbejhr 
Swift  Payfon       foxborougb 
Jofliua  Checvcr  Cbelfea 

Abner  Perry  Mtdjidd 

^/«e  •Benjamin  Hew  ins 
J/frelCeorge  Croftmaa 
//;V/o  jofiah  Fairfield 
diito^  Efquires. 

Jofeoh  Hsnderfoo,  Efqj  o(  Eojlon,  Sheriff. 
Mr.  Jofeph  Otis>  Keeper  of  the  Goal. 
Deputy  Sberiffi  • .  Mefli'rfi  Pool  Spear,  Bojion  j  Nathaniel 
Fi/her,  Stoughtsn  j  Mofes  French,  Braintree  ;  Thomas 
Baftow,  H^renthami    and  Jabez  Eik&tt  Dedham.         j 

Coroners  :  Samuel  Sellon,  Ebenezer  Dorr,  Nchemiah 
Somes,  Samuel  Ruggles,  and  Alexander  Edwards,  of 
Bofion.  Jcfcph  Andrews,  Hitigham.  Abner  Ellis,  and^ 
Ebenezer  Battle,  jun.  Dedbam.  Bcriah  Baftow,  TVren-\ 
tbam.  John  Brewer,  Roxbury.  Samuel  Holbrook,) 
Braintree.  James  Richaidfon,  Jacob  Gould,  David, 
Capen,  Nathaniel  Fifher,  Samuel  Lethbridge,  andj 
Oliver  Adams, 


r7  Officers  for  the  Counts  o/Eflex 


Pleas, 


<^c. 


luflicfs  oftks 

n.  BeniaroinGrefnleaf,  Samue!  Ho!f«n,  JohnPJckenng/ 

"  and  S»niye!  Philips,  jnn.  efqu'rfs. 

irsac  Ofgood,efq;  Clerfenf  fa;d  Court.  ' 

Hon.  E>T.jam:n  Gretnlraf,  efq;  Jydge  of  Probate. 

Daoie!  Noyes,  efcj  Regii^er  of  Probate. 

John  P  cke'ring,  efq;  Regifter  of  Deeds. 

M'iehae!   FaWey,  efq;  oUpJivich.  SberifF, 

W}eput>}    Sterifs:    William   Dodge,    Ipfiuica ;    William 

Inpall?,   Neiohjry.port ',    David  Bradley,   liaverbill  ^ 

Bnniiley  Stevens,  and  Thomas  Bragg. 

Jnflice!oftheVt2€t. 

Izor  Orre  Marble  bead,  Simve)  Moot^y 


! bridge  GeiTy  ^?r/^ 

Kenia.Greenleaf  Nctvb.Port 
Jonathan  Grcenleaf  ditf) 
rheophilus  Parfons  ditto 
Samuel  Hohcn  Vanvers 
Aaron  Wood"  Brx^orJ 

^Uth.  P.  Szr'^it  Ha-vcrhH! 
Samuel  Phillips  Ando-vtr 
fiamuel  Ofgo.^d  ditto 

Samuel  PfeiHips,  jiin.  ditto 
Pxichard  De:by  ^akm 

William  "Wbe'morc  ditto 
John  Pickfring  dit 

Stephen  Chosre 
}"fcph  Applcton 


Nitvluf 
ditto 


Mofes  Little 

Mofes  Ncye*  ditto 

Edmund  Sawyer  ditto 

Enoch  Sawyer  ditto 

JofhuaBayley  ditto 

John  Tucker,  jun.     ■  ditto 

Ehentie'f  March  ditto 

Theof  bi'a?  Bradbury  'ditto 
Tr.ativc.  Dalton  Ne^b.^ort 


William  Atkins 
Micajah  Sawyer 
Srephen  Hooper 
Nicholas  Pike 
/f.'Vi'/Vo' Nathaniel  Tiacy 
^  ''       •'        Uckfan 


^jVcoj  Jonathan 


Jonathan  Titeomb 


The  above  are  of  tht  Quorum. '^irf     ^ 

J        ^^  ;  Ivjoles  rrazier 

Samuel  White        HaverbiU  P,.ufus  King 

Jonathan  Webfter  <iV«0| Nathaniel  Carter 

Scnjamin  Jones        B'.'verlyi  Hcnaiah  Titccmb 

JolJah  Batchellor,  jon.   <i'/W«>' Srephen  Ctofs 

La'kin  Thorndike         ditto   John  Tracy 

irha  Lee  Manchejifr  Dummer  Jewctt 

Ifaac  Merrill  A'mibury  John  Barker 

Ifaac  Man.fieM       Danven  John  Choa'e 

•Am-!?.  Putnam  ditto  John  Patch 

f''r3e!  Hutchinfoa  ditto  Stephen  Barker 

Samuel  Smith        Tcpsfeld 


ditto 
ditto 
ditto 
ditf 
ditto 

dif'J. 
ditto 
dino\ 
<f/r  »| 
ditto: 
ditto* 
ditto^ 
ditto] 

Ipjivichi 
dittoi 
dittol 
ditto] 

Methuen\ 


Nathaoiel  Lovejoy   Jndover]^ 


il-^na.  Gardner,  jun.     Sa^em  Ahmt  Chtt\ct  Lyntt 

R  rhard  Deiby  i/iV^ojJohn  Flagg  ditii 

liamueJ  Ward  <//Vro|  James  Newell  ditti 

Jofhua  Orne         Marblehead.  Daniel  Thurfton     Bradfori 
Jonathan  Glover  /i;V/o  Peter  C'-ffin  Gloucejiet 

Tboma*  Gerry  **    ditto]  Samuel  Whittcmorc      ditti 

S'Cfthen  Phillips  ditto\]ohT\  Low  .  ditn 

3ar:iue)  Sewa'i  <^;Vroj  Benjamin  Evans       Salisbury 

Nathaniel  Mighill      Rozviey'  Efqulrc?. 

Coroners  :  Jona'^han  Bancroft,  Sa'em  ;     Jeremiah  PafT-^nj, 
Newbury-port  j   Mofes  True,    Salisbury  ;    John  Orn« 
and.  |ofeph  Newhal),  L>-««^ ;  Benjamin  Walker,  Brad, 
fcrd  J  Jncob    Allen,  Gloucejier  j    M  ifes    Putnam   an( 
li'aac  Adams,  Boxford'^  Richard  Harris,    Marblebead  \i 
Thomas  Weft  and  Caleb  Cu/hing.  Haverhill  j  WillianE 
Pestcc,  Newbury  j  John  Heard,  Ipfiuich  j    John  Hufe  jli 
Metbuen  y    Jafeph    Wood,    Beverly,  'fc 


Civil  Officers  for  the  County  f?/^  Middlef&x. 

Jujtices  of  the  Common  Fleas,  6^. 

Hon.  John  Tyng,  Henry  Gardner,  Samuel  Phillips  Savage, 

and  Abraham  Fuller,  efquires. 

Hf>n.  Jofiah  Stone,  efqj  fpccial  Juftice  of  the  Pleas. 

Thaddeue  Mafon,  efq;  Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  SeiTions'. 

Hon.  Oliver  Prefcott,  efq;  Judge  of  Probate^ 

James  Winthrop,  efqj  Regifter  of  Probate, 

Thaddeus  Malon,  efq;  Regifter  of  Deeds. 

Loammi  Baldwin,  efq;  of  Wobum,    Sheriff. 

Xieputy  Sheriffs  :  VJeffi'rs  Peter  Ball,  IVahham  j    Abijah 

Prefcctt    and    Jephthah   Richardfon,  Groton ;   Samuel 

Johnfon,  Hcpkington  ;    Ifaac  Coolidge  and  Alexa.ider 

"Boy i^  Marlborough 'y    Abraham  Whitney,  jun.  Sto'w. 

William   Baker,  A£ion  j    Jofeph  Burt,  Tewksbury  j 

Gapt.  Jofiah  Bowers,   Billerica  j   and  Capt.  Thoma» 

Durant,   Cambridge. 

Jufiices  of  the  Vt^ct  and  of  the  ^orurn. 


John  Tyng  Dun fi able 

Henry  Gardner  Stoiv 

Samuel  P.  Savage  Wefion 
Abraham  Fuller  Neivton 
Jofiah  Stone  Fyamingbam 
Thaddeus  Mafon  Cambridg 


Jonas  Dix  fVahham 

John  Comming  Concord 

William  Stickney  Billerica 

John  Varnum  l')racut 

Oliver  F'refort  Groton, 

l^ames  Prefcott  ditto 


Nath.  Gorham   Charl<ilio'uin'E':ezz(r  Brooks  Lincoln 


Juflicei  of  the  Peace  for  the  dunty  o/Mnld'efrx.  '  , 
ona.  Haftings  Cambndgt\\'z%c  Enwm.'n  Lexin^tcrv 
brahara  V/atfon  t^/rroj  Binjam^n  B'any        I\ialdea'\ 

3fnezer  Bridjje  t^/Vfa' Ezra  Ssr^fnt  ditto 

mes  Winthrop  dittolS  meonSpaulding  Chslmsprd 

)hn  ''rown         fVaterto'zvn\o''\^tf  Barron  ditto 

>hn  Remmington  ditto  Parker  Varnum  Dracut 
amue"  FifL;  ditto  Joel  Parkhurft        "Dunftahle 

laniei  Patkcr  ditto  Jonas  Prefcott  Weflford 

l/iillann  Hunt  ditto'Airit]  Hobart  Croton 

:3hn  V/oodward       //eTt'/swi  J.-fiab  Sarell  ditto 

fiah  Smith  /F<f/;W' Francis  Faiilkncr         yiHon 

_noch  GreenieaF  ti'/Vro  Jonathan  Wood  Stoiv 

ijonaid  Williams  ff''ulibam]i.z.:kiei  Ur^vr  Sudbury 

>phiaiin  Wood  C-ncord^^mv.tt\  Curtis  Marlborsugh 
ames  Barrett  •  ditto  David  Flaven     Frcimin^ham 

^miiel  Wyiran  V/cburn^_\o{t\;\\?tny  Sherburne 
-fiah  Johrfcn  ///rro' David  Wh.tney  ^/rrd 

amuel  Thcmpfon         ditto-  John  Jor.es  Hopkir.ron 

)avid  Greene  /?e^.V/K^j  John  Stone  Ho  ition 

Jenjamin  Browne  rt'/V.'o  Jonathan  R.fed         J  ittletoir 

dv-'ard  Brooks  Mcdford\  T'mofh\  "Walker/if  i7w/a'^'c«| 
e.'jam'o  Fla!)  ^/V/o.John  Retd  Bedi'o'dt 

t-phen  Ha!)  3d  //nro!  Wniiam  P^efcott    ~Pe/>f>e>-eU> 

licmas  Brooks  ditto  John  Lock  -^P^f, 

5rc«c';j  ;  Ephraim  Newell,  Chgr^-ftoivn  ;  D  v  d  V  o»-n, 
Ciflfor^j  Jin  Wh.fe,  ^/  :'.'c«;  F  h:-*!!!  R  ff-'l,! 
Groton  ;  Benjamin  Eaflf  br'^oks.  I.txiugton  ;  fofe^h] 
B'xh\,Fr.^tningtam  i  Jue-  .Sftli'-h,>*V'^"  j  Ifer^Mar/h.j 
HoUillon  ;  Bartholon-.e-w  Ricbardfi.r.;  jun.  t^yoburn  ;! 
and  Am  f  Bradey   Dr<7f;</'.  '  v  \ 

Civil  Officers  for  the  ^^^w'^/y  ^/'Hampfhire.    j 
JnTicm  of  the  Common  Pleas,  <bc._         1 
n.  Timothy  DanlcMlin,   Eleazer  Porrer,   J'-.hn    BUrs, 
and  S-^muerivfa^he-,  Efq^i'ves. 
Abraham  B  ;b3:.k   efq;f.>?ciai  JuRice. 
Robert  llre-k,  J  N:rtham;>t,K,  efq;  Clerk  of  the  Pleas 
and   of  iit'i  Se'fli  >ns. 
E  razer  Povt:,  nf  Ha -I  lev,  eiqj  Judge  of  Probate. 
j>h.-':fi<:;{e:  Williams,,  of  H^d!.-,-,  eSq;  Regifter  of  Prcbate. 
W.  l.jm  Pynthon,  of  Spi :kz field, \((\i  Regiflcr  of  Jeed3^_  J 


E!i/Tia  Porter,  cS  Bcdley,  ffq;  ShcrifT.  ^  ^ 

Dejjut'y  Sheriffs  :  Mein'rs  Simeon  Patfons,  Northampton 
Daniel  White,  Hadky  j   Joel  Day,  Springfield  ;    Plir 
Dwight,  Bekherfthtvfj ;  William  Shaw,  Monfcn  ;  Joh 
Hpaton,    Shelburn  ;   Timothy    Meacb,   fVortblngton  "^, 
and  Ho,>i)ur  King,  Northfield. 

Juflices  of  the  Peace. 
Jofeph  Hawlcy  JVor/i^iw/'ronl  Wil!'amPyi1cbpn  Sprittgfiei 
Caleb  Strong  ^/V^oljooathan  Ha!f,  jun.        diti 

T'mothyDanielfon  BrmfieW  'uftin  Ely  J'Fejl Sprir.gfiel 
Eleazer  Porter  /yW/fyJEIipha'et  Leonard  dit\ 

Samiiel  Mather        Weflfidd\]icx.hS>ht\yi]n  AJhfiti 

Charles  ?-^nc\\OTn  Springfield  K.hf.\X.  Iheck  Nortlamptc 
John  Biifs  IVilbrahamlDsiy^^  Smcad  GreenfiUi 

Thefe  >]  are  of  the  ^^orum.\%-im\it\   Taylor        Bucklar,  i 

Abrtbam  Rnrbank  rr./?;?.//^^''^^'"]!  '^^'^^  ^^'f«/f'' 
Timot,hyRob,nfon  Cr/wT;/.//.  Abner  Morgan  Brtmfiei 
OlKver  Phelps  ^  /^.  John  Kirkland  ^      i\V  ^c/r 

N.  ah  Goodman  So.  /,WVyiN3t.D.ckenfon,j.jn.  yfwier^ 
Bcajamin  Mills  a#./.<W';  ^^'''^,^'':^'*"^°"  ,  ^'f-f"'^ 
John  Haftlngs  j/^.^f./^.Dan. Whmemorc  W^r  ^,^^ 

John  C.  WUliam*  i/..^.'^  Samuel  W.lham*  ^^r^ 
Mofes  Gunn  Montague]  Efquires.  - 

Coroners :  Elijah  Hunt,    Northampton  ;    John   Pynchon 
Sfrfft^field 'j  ani    Edward  Viy\ox,  IVefi ford. 


.Civil  Officers  for  the  County  of  Plymouth. 
Jufiices  of  the  Common  Pleas,  ^c. 
Hon.  WiUiam  Sever,    ioho    Turner,    Benjamin    Willis 
and  Will  am  W?-fon,  efquires. 
John  Cotton,  cfqj   an^^   M;.    Icfiah  Cotton,  Clerks 
rf  the  Pleas  and  SelluTS. 
Hon.  Jofeph  Cufhing,  efq;  Jud[;e  of  Probate,  • 
Ifaac  Lothrop,  e{qj  Regifter  oi  Probatf. 
John  Cotton^  efq;  Regifter  of  Deed? .  and  CountyTreaforer 

George  Paitridge,  iefqj    of  Duxboroughi  Sherff. 
deputy  Sheriffs  :    Mefli'rs  Jjjhn  Cotton,  jun.    Plymouth 
George  Bifbe,   Plywpton  ;  "John  Doty,  Hoehefler  j   Ifrae 
Psrrv,  Hanover  ;  Jina'han  Woods,  Btidgivater  j  arc 
Ichabod  Simmuns^,^  Duxborough% 


Jujtices   c/Z/^f  Peace. 

ilMam  Sever  KinglicrADzsM  Wing  ^ 

niei  Johnfon  fif;i^fWjrer|EbTiezcr  White 
njimin  Willis 


hn  Cotton 

l!iam  Watfon 
hn  Turner 

thanie!  Clap 
feph  Cufhing 

e  above  are  of  theSluorum. 

lomas  Maybew   Flymouti 
ac  Lothrop  ditto 

ah  Ferrio  U^areham 


Rocbeller 

ditto 

^//rolNehem.  Thomas  MarJ}jfield 

Plymouth .^im\ii\  Oakroan  ditto 

d'?V/o' Ebec.  Sprout  Middleborougb 

FcB-.broke'.  J.fhua  White  d'/V^ 

iV/Vaa^f  I  William  Drew         Kirgfion 

HiTRj'y.v  I  David  Jones  Abingt 

Ifrael  Vina),  jun.       Scituate 
William  Turner  ^/V/y 

Edw.  Mitchell    Bridgwater 
Richard  Perkins  ditto 

Efquires. 


Coroners  :  David  Kingman.  Bridgwater  ;  Waite  Ford 
d  JoCah  Smith,  Fcmhroke  5  jame?  Briggs.jun.  Scituate 
/id  Jacobs,  Havover  \    Jo -ua  Stanford,  Daxiorcfc^^  j 
Samuel  Savory,  Warekam. 

Ivil  Officers  for  ike  County  <7/'^Barnllable. 
yujiices  ofths  Common  Pleas,  6c.  I 

on.  Daniel  Davis,  Nathaniel  Freeman,  Richard  Baxter 

and  Solomon  Freeman,  efquires, 

ofeph  Otis,  &{z\  Cierk  cf  the  Pleas  and  of  ths  Sefiions. 

Hon.  Daniel  Davis,  cfq;  Judge  of  Prcbatc. 

Nathaniel  Freeman,  efq;  Regifter  of  Probate. 

Edward  Bacon,  efqj  Regifter  cf  Deeds. 

Enoch  Hallett,  efqj  of  Tarmouth,  Sheriff, 

Jujlices  of  thi  Peace. 

iniel  Davis         Barnjiabl:  Seth  Freeman        Sandtvicb 
cph  Otis  ditto  Daniel  Taylor  .     BarrMabU 

learja/hub  Bourne        ditto  Ebenejsr  Jenkins  ditto 

h.    Freenaaa     Sandwich  Nath.  Shivcrick     Falmouth 
feph  Nye  Jitto  jqfeph  Dimock  ditto 

iomon  Freeman  Harwich  El^flia  Dcane  JVelJleet 

feph  Nye  ditto  Zenos  W inflow      Harwich 

mas  Pai.ne  Eafikam  j  ofeph  Doane  Chatham 

chard  Baxter      Yarmouth  Sylvanus  Snow  Eafiham 

v:d  Thatcher  ditto  Efquires. 

heabo'vt  are  $fthe^orum, 

Cor&ners:  Mefli'rs  George  Lewis,  Barnjiable  \  Sainuel 
pe.  Sandwich  \  Richard  Sears,  Chat  bam  ^  Benjamin 
pper,  Eafiham  ;  Nathaniel  Downes,  Harwich  j  and 
muel  Bourne,  jun.  Falmouth, 


Civil  Officers  for   the  County   0/ Briftol. 

Jufticss  q/'/^^  Common  ,Pleas,  <bc, 

Hon,Wah«r  Spooner,  ThomasDurfce,  BenjsminWiiliamai, 

and  William  Baylies,  efquires.  ^ 
Samuel  Fales,  efqj  Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  of  the  Seffions^ 
Hon.  Benjamin  Williams,  efqj  Judge  of  Probate, 
.     George  Leonard,  efq;  Regifter  of  Probate. 
James  Williams,  efq;  Regifter  of  Deeds. 
George  Godfrey,  efq;  County  Treafurer. 
Zephaniah  Leonard,  efq;  of  Ra^r.ham,    Sheriff. 
Deputy  Sbertfs:   Meffi'rs  Jofiah  Crocker,  E'ijah  Deao, 
and  Jonathan  Porter,  Tiaan/oa  ;    Jonathan  Richmond, 
and   Mathew  WhilmaHi,  Z>/^/6ro»  ;    Serh  Spooner  jun. 
arid  Nathaniel  Richmond,  Dartmouth  ;   William  Reedj 
Frectozvn  :^  Stephen \Vebftcr,  Rshoboth 'y'S.zti  I&t]^^^, 
Berkley:^    Ebcnezer  Tjtus  and  Ifaac  Morcy,  Norton  i 
and  Richard  Field,  Mansfield. 

JuRices  of  the  Peace. 
VVaher  Spooner  Dartmouth]  iohn  Daggef    ^ttkhorougb 
Thomas  Durfee       F/-^^?ow«iEliftia  May  ditto\ 

Benja,  Williams  T^wwrorslApoUos  Leonard  Taunton 
William  Baylies  D/^i?ro»| William  Davis  Dartmouth 
Ezra  Richmond  ditto\Y.T?h.  Starkweather  Reboboto 

George  Leonard  iWfo«j  William  Cale  iiitt$ 

Robert  Lufcombe     5Vaw/j';SyIvanus  Martin  xiitto 

Georgs  Godfrey  tZ/rroj  George  Codding        Dighion 

Edward  Pope  Djr^KJ0::<ro|  Mathew  Howara  Eafton 
Ephraim  Leonard  Mansfiela\]t^t  Bullock  Freetonunl 

Shtibael  Peck  RehobQtb\Ux&t\  Wafhburne  Raynham 


David  Pcirce  Siuanxey 

Levi  Wheaton  ditto 

Efquires. 


The  abi-ve  are  of  the  ^orum. 

William  Holmes       Norton 

Samuel  Toby  BerV.ey 

Coroners  :  Jonathan  Ingalls,  Taunton  ^  Stephen  Bullock, 
Rehoboth  ;  Seth  Pope,  Dartmouth ;  Jonathan  Reed> 
Freetjivn  j  Ifrael  Barney,  Sivanxey  j.DavidWhiimaifh, 
Digbton  ;  and  Levi  French,  Berkley. 


CivifOfficers  for  the  County  o/'York. 

Juftices  of  the  Common  Pleas,  <bc. 

Hon,  Daniel   Moulton,  Rifhworth  Jordan,    Benjamia 

Chadbourn,.and  Jofeph  Simpfon,  efquires. 
TimothyFroft,  efq;  Cletk  of  the  Pleas  and  of  the  Scflions, 


Hon.  Jofeph  Sinipfon,  do;  .iu<ig;  of  Probate. 
Joha  Sswall,  clq;  PvCgiiier  of  Probata. 
'  Jahnfon  Mousian,  ofY'ork,  S her  if. 

''  Jujiicss  of  the  Peace, 
enja.  Chadbourne  ^^rw/V*! DominicusCJoo'iwin  Bertvkk 
aniel  Moulron  IV-^j  H-jmh.  Chadbourne     ditto 

fsphS.mpfon  V.-r'^', John  Hill.  ditts 

•avid  Sev/a!)  ^/Wot  jon^.CrefleChadbourna  dit 

>;{hworth  Jordan  ^id'^V'^^^ii^'^-"  ^'■'^'*  '  ^^^'-"^ 


har'es  Chauncy         Ktttery 
dward  CHtra  ditto 

ofeph  Ffye  '  Fryebugh 

lathaniel  Wells  H^ells 

above  ere  ofibe^^ar-um. 


John  Heird  Bartlctt  ditto 
3enJ3.  Meads  Lor4  Arundei( 
John  Hovey         -  ^iVi-a 

John  Kin^fburjr  York 

Theophiius  Lyman        IFeils 


'L     o  a  .^        /i  l'  Isrem:ah  Hili         Biddsford 

nftram  Jordan  ^.rr.  J  ^        ,^^ 

ohn  bvvrtt  duto\  ^ 

Csronen  :  Edward  Emerfon.Jljr/tj   John  Cole,   Wells  \ 
ViHiam  Leijhton,jiKi.  Kittery  -  H»nryHamii!on,5<7w/'W. 

7/1'//  Ojfijsrs  for  the  County  s/Duke'sCounty 

Jujiices  of  the  Common  Pleas,  <bc. 

Jon.  J  feph  Mayhev",    James  Athsarn,    Shubael  Cottle, 

and  Ebeiiezer  Smirh,  efquircs. 

Mr.  Stephe:i  Luce,  Clerk  r-f  the  P'eas. 

Hon.  James  Athearn,  efqj  Judge  of  Probate. 

Mr.  Th  ma.  Ccok    Regifter  of  Probate. 

Enoch  C-ffin,  efq;  R-gifte;  of  Deeds. 

Wil  iam  Jemigar!,  efq^  >  ount^  Trcafurer. 

Bcnj.min  Sm^b,  .  Tqj   Sleiiff. 

Jujiices  oJtbiVtdiCQ. 

Ibenezer  Smith,   Beriah  Norton,    Th  imas  Cook,  Efq'rs 

'orcners  :  EbsnezerNcrton,  RoberrAl.eo,  William  T  !r:;n^l 

CiviJ  Officers  for  the  County  of  Nantucket. 
Hon.  Grafton  Gardner,  e'qj  Jud-^e  ..  f  Probate, 
f tedcr^ck  Folg«r,   efq;   Reg^iter  vf  Piobate. 
John  Gardner,  efq;  S' erff. 
Jujiices  of  the  Peace, 
rraftcn  Gardner,    5'i'fr^z/rwjGeorge  Gardner,  *d       ditto 
tephen  Huffey   S  <///fa|  Jofeph  Coffin,  jun.         dvao 


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Civil  Office:  J  for  the  County  of  Worceft^c. 

Juftices  of  the  Common  Pleas,  <^-c. 
Hon.     Artemas  \A  ard,    Mofes   Gill,  Samuel  Barke/i 
and  jofeph  Dorr,  efquires. 
Jofcph  Allen,  efq;  Cicik  of  the  Pleas.  ; 

Hon,  Levi  Lincoln,  efq;  Judge  of  Probate. 
Jofeph  Wheeler,  efqj  Regifler  of  Probate. 
Nathan  B?.!dwin,  efq;    Regifter  of  Deeds. 
Mr.  Nathan  Perry,  County  Trcafuter. 
William  Grecnleaf,  efq;  of  Lancajicry  Sheriff. 
'Jujiices  of  the^t^.z^. 


Artemas  Ward   Sbrevjsbury 
Mofcs  Gill  Princeton 

Samuel  Baker  Bohon 

John  Wheteomb    '       dino 
J'ofcph  Dorr  Mendon 

Daniel  Henftiaw        heicefter 
Sech  Wafhburnc  ditto 

Ifracl  Nichols        Leominjier 
Thomas  Lcggatt  ditto 

Jofeyii  Wheeler     Harvard, 


Amoj  Sirpletary 
William  king 
Solomon  Leland 
Natban  Putnam 
Herckiah  Ward 
John  Frink 
John  FelTenden 
Nicholas  Dike 
John  Mafon 


XTbe  above  are  of  the  ^orum. 

IJofhua  Bigelow       Worcefter 
WilJiapi  Young 
Samuel  Cartis 
Jofeph.  Allen 
Nathan  Tyler 
Jofiah  Dean 
William  Ayrea 
Dwight  Fofter 
Danforth  Reyes 
Edward  Davis 
l^benszer  Learned 


Sutto 

ditt 

dill 

diit 

Lei  ce fit 

Kutlatu 

diti 

WeHmiKfie 

Barr 


ditto 

ditto 

Mendon 

ditto 

Brookfisld 

ditto 

ditto 

Oxford 

ditto 


Afa  Wheteomb  Princeton 
Ephtaim  Woolfon  ditto 
Edward  Rawfon  Milford 
Jonathan  Ward  Soutbboro 
Jofhua  Smith  ditto 

Jonathan  Grout  Peter/bam 
WilliamDunfmore  l^ancaflet 
iofiah  Wilder  ditto 


Percival  Hall  Netviraintre, 
Jofeph  Baker  fVeJiborou^ 
Jofeph  Henfhaw  Sbreius'uury 
Samuel  Crofoy  dith 

<i;V/o 'Jonathan  Low  Lunenburg 
Jedediah  Eafterbrooks  ditti ; 
Paul  Mendall  Hardnvici 
JonathanBaldwin  Templetoi 
Ab:l  Wilder  fVinchcndoi 
Jacob  Davis  Char  It  o} 

Ebenczer  Craft  Sttirbridg, 
John  Childs.jun.  Ho/det 
Ezra  Whitney  DouglaJ. 
John  BatchcUor  Royalfiot 
NathanTyler,  jun.  Vixbridgt 
Edward  Davi«,  jun.  Dud/ej 
Jedediah  Marcy  ditti 

William  Phipps  ff^am 

Will.  Hitchbourn  F/rci^»r^ 
John  Bifco  Spencer 

Ifaac  Stone  Oakban. 

Hyram  Newhall  Aiioi 


. ..   .       ! 

Coicners  for  the  Countv  o/'Woicefter,  | 

amS;.'    r.cf    Peterjham  ]c{h\ii.   .*«  h;tt}ey      JVorcefler. 
ubcn  T.f  s  Uxhricige'x    V  ill.  R.chardfon    Princetcn] 

ah  Spa  h. A  k  .'.'i2rr^;Th(.m^'  Denny  Lciceficr] 

ring  L-nC' la        ^/scl/eyjEiijaVi  Gaifie'd       Fitchburg\ 
;ik  L.ncj  n  Leomir,Jier\  irfrph  Hartwell    Luner.burgy 

,iv!l  Officers  for  the  County  c/Cuir.berland. 

Jujic.fs  of  the  Common  Pleas,  ^c. 

>n.  Enoch  Freeman,  David  Mirchei!,  Jedidiah  Prebblei 

and  jchn  Lewis,  e''quirer. 

Sam^>I  P'reeman,  efq^  Clerk  of  the  Pleas, 

H'n.  Enoch  Freeman    efqj     udge  of  Probate. 

T  Samuel  Freemarv,  efqj  Rf-gfter  of  Probate. 

Hon.  Enoch  Freeman,  efqj  Regiftcr  of  Deeds. 

johh  Watte,  efqj  of  Falmouth,  Sheriff. 

Jujiices  of  the  Peace. 

loch  Freeman  Falmouth  WiiliamSylvefier  Harpfwell 

dJdiah  Prebb'e  dittu  Na'.haniel  Purrington     ditto 

vid  xVIitchel)  Yarmouth  David  %iroMX^Cape  Elizabeth 

bn  Lewis  ditto  William  Simonton        ditto 


he  abovt  art  of  the  f^entm, 

mucl  Freeman     Falmouth 
ichard  Codman  ditto 


Clement  Jordan  ditto 

vVjUiam  Gorham     Got  bam 
Edmund  Phinney  ditto 

EdwardRoffell  No.Tarmcuth 


jtcr  Noyes  j^zVrm  Jofhua  Fabyaft    Scarborough 

>fcph  Noyes  ^/rroiEard  Thompfon  ditto 

«phen  Hall  dittonhic  Parfons  NrtvGloucefter 

Jm.  Tbcmpfon   Brunjivicl^  Efquire.?, 

ircners  ;  Mefli'rs  Thomas  Scales,  Peleg  C handle r,  and 
David  Barker^ 

K.ivil  Oncers  for  the  County  {py  Lincoln. 

Jufticcs  of  the  Common  Pleas,  i^c- 

on.  William  Lithgow,  Thomas  Rrce,   James  McCobb, 

and  James  Howard,  efquires, 

Nathaniel  Tbwing,  efqj  fpecial  Juftice. 

onathan  Bowman,  efqj  Clerk  of  the  Plea;^  And  Rcgifter 

of  Deeds. 

Hon.  Jonathan  Bowm?n,  efq;  Judgie  of  Probate 

Roland  Cu/hin^  efqj  Regifter  of  Prubare, 

William  Lithgow,  efq j  County  Treafurer, 


rhar'es  Cufliing,  e{(^  Sheriff  of  /./»«/«  County. 

Deputy  Sheriffs :  Mffij'rs  Sarruel  Goodwin,  jun,  Ponvnal 

iorcugh  ;  Da   id  Murray,  Ne^oeafiie  j  Sclcmon  Parker 

?yit:jioiv  \    Ifaac  Savage,    jun.    Ua'hiueH  \     Williaw 

Puilci  ,  ly'tnthtcp-^  and  Samuel  Bro^vn,  Edgcombe.       '' 

Jujiices  of  the  Peace.  .; 


WiHiji m Liri  gow Gtoz-^jf/ffw?: 
'Thoinas  R;c«  r:itto 

|on3.  Suvvnian  Ppivnaihoro' 


Jofepb  North'  Pittftoi 

Samuel  Harn^en    fVooltvid 
Jonatha.n  Buck        Pen:bfcot 


Karh,  I'hwing       ^/'^cc/mrVA;  E-'m.  Hrid.=e  Poivr.alborct^gl 

The  above  are  of  theSluoruM.    t  ,      ,,      ...  ^    ,, 

•^         ^-  John  Merrill  Topjhav 

John  Stiiiffn       Georgctoivtf  B«nj'>.WocdbridgeM-'Zf<:^/i'/( 

.lamps  McCobb  fi'/Vfo  Ma!\;n  Whcaton  iSterlingtot 

Dummer  Stwall  67/?<9J  Mofes  Davis  Edgemibi 

Arthur  Nobic  Walp  lex  h\t%,  Campbell  UnionHi-vei 

tzekie]  Pattce  //^/^j^^  w,  Samuel  Jordan  dim 

Jcfiab  Brewer  dtttoilY^inmi  Bunion  Deer  Ijlana 

A  bra.  Prebble^fi'Zft/o/K/b^OT  Stephen  Jones  Machiat 

Alexander  Nichols       /  r:Jrol\li^c<er  Howard  Canaan 

James  Howard       Ha/lciveli'Benpxn'ia  Fefter 

^  Efqulres 

Coroners :  Mefii'rs  Thomas  Boy4,  Brifiol  \  John  White, 

'^:  Oeorgetonvn  \    Elihu  Gatchell,  Eowdotttbam  ;  WiUiann 

V  Lewi5!,   tQivnalb*rough  j  Jonas  Firnfworth,  Macbias  j 

;;and  John  Farley.  " 


"C/W?  Officers  for  i-he' County  (p/"  B.erklliire. 

,       'jujiices  of  the  Commcn  Pleas,  6t. 

Hon.    Wiijiam    Whiting,    Jahlee!  Woodbridge,   and 

Jam«5    Barker,   enquires. 

Mr.  Kenry  Wlijcms  Dwigh"-,  Cierk  of  thePIeas. 

Hon.  Timothy  Edwards,  ^f^j  Judge  of  Probate. 

William  Waik'ir,  efqj  Regifter  cf  Probate. 

^Mrfe?  Hookins,  efqj  Reg;fter  of  Decos. 

Cd.  Ca'cb  Hyde,   of /fwijx,  Sheriff. 

Jufltcej  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Quorum. 

John  A{h\ty,]\ix\.  Sheffield  Jah.Woodbricgc  Stockhridge 
{Chatles  GocSrich  Pitijield  James  Barksr  Lanaborough 
lWilI.WhitingG'-..fiflrr:;;^.'o^;iEphraim  Fitch       Egremcnt 

Efquiies. 


Jujiices  of  the  Peace />r  Berkshire.        1 


Theodore  Sedgwick  $kefield 
Lemuel  B.^niard  ditto 

Jona.  Nafh  Gr.  Barrir.gton 
Trucman  Wheeler  ditt6 
Ifaac  Strattar.  WiUiamJion 
Jibez  V/ard  N.Marliorough 


John  Bacon  ^uckeridge 

vVi!liam  Gocdrich         dit 
Dzn'tlBiCwn.jun. Sar.disjic-d 
Nathaniel  Kingfiey       Becket 
A  iU,am  Clark        Windjcr 
Samuel  Hand  Hancock 


Gideon  VVh  ^.er  LaKcv^oro'  Jannes  Gates  Hicbmond] 
James  Harris  ^/rroJD-vid  Roffeter  dfttc\ 
Eli  Root  Fit::Jield^hh\miiz  Eafton  Wajhington' 
William  Walker  ifro^jjohn  Hallibut  ^iford\ 
liVael  Dewey  ^;.V2rWiil;am  IngeiiClJ  tee\ 
Giles  Jackfon  TyrringhamlEnci  Pajker  ^dams 
Coroner  :   Mr.  John  Nafh,  Great  Sarrir.gtOK, 


BarriJIers  at  Laiv  and  Attornifs. 


Renja .  Kent,  Efq;       Boftcn 
James  Oils,  Efqj  <?-'>/c/ 

Robert  Treat    Pa'ne,   Efqj 
(AttorncyGenera],  <//rro 


]  0  f ,  H  a  w  1  e  y  J  E  Iq :  Nbrtlar:pt . 
Mofes  Bljfs,  Elqj  Spring  field 
|..hnWorthinj:ton,Efq;  ditto 
jchrSftajuSjEfqi  f  ancajter 


John  Lowell,  Efq;  (//rrji'Shcarj.B^urn,  Efq  B.-7-K/raA/« 
VViU.  Pynchon,  Efqj  5^.'VOTlOak^£r--^g.'er,Elq;£r»V|pivfi 
T.  Bradbury ,^fqj  NeivburyX 


Attorr.tes  at  Laiu  pra^tifir.g  a:  the  Superior  Court, 
BenjatnmHitchbouro  tcftoa.Ltvi  Lincoir*  ^Forcsffer 

WiHsam  Tudor  J/rroi  »ViI!iam  Stearns     '      ditto 

Fcrez  Morton  ^//roj  Edward  Pope  Taunton] 

Jonathan  Mafon,  juD.  ditto  Ceor^t  Leonard  ditfo[ 

ifrael  Ke:tb  ^//Wo  Scth  PaddJeford  ditto) 

Increafe  Sumner  Roxhury  David  Gorhjxn  Barrjtohle^ 
J  ftiua  'i'homas  P/yws«ri)[ Roland  Cufiiirg  Fcienaltoro  i. 
William  Wetmore  Salem  T'wnoiiiy  Langdon  ditto^ 
Thto.Vit^on$NeiuburyPort'^\\\hv\  Lithgow  ditto\ 

Mofes  Parfons       Haa^fr/fc/V/'cal^b  S«rong     Northampton 
John  Frothingham  Falmoutb\Qi[ih  Emery  York, 

Juftin  Ely   Weft  Springfield 


Attorniei  in  BoftoDi  pra£iifing  at  the  Inferior  Court, 
Chriftopher  Goie  l  James  Hoghes 

Thomas  Dawes,  jun.  (Rufui  Greene  Amor j 

"T^tFjT  iil 


iMiHtia  Matters,  <t;c. 
His  rxcellcncy   John   Hancock, Efqj  Cajit^^iin  General,!' 


and  Commander  in  Ch 


T'-la'pr-Gencyah. 
Hon.  TiiTio*.hy  Danieifor,  Efq; 
Hon.  joiinthan  Warner,  Elq; 
Hon.  jOTathan  Titcomb,  Efqj 


f 


Brigadier  GensraJs. 
Sol'jmon  Lovell,  Efqj  Suffolk  County. 

.       r—        Efx. 

F.ie2?.er  Broohs,  Efq;  MiddkJ.x. 
Warhas75  r.irks,  Y.A^\  Uampfnire. 
Nalhanis)  Ooodvyin,  Efcj  Ptyn:cuth. 
Na:hani«l  Frsemin,  Eiq;  Barnfia'ok, 
James  V/illiaa-.s,  Efq;  £;-//?o/. 
Jofiah  Whitney,  Efq;  nr;J. 
Sanv.iel  Tho/iJpfon,  Efqj  Cumberland. 

. Lincoln.' 

n-i'-d  R^./Ietcr,  Efq;  2Jf?-;t/5>/>f. 

i..()£^irfri  of  (he  Cafile  and  Fort  on  Co-vernor^i  ljland» 
His  Exccilency  Jchn  Hancock,  Efq;  Captain. 
Coi.'Winiani  Burbeclci  Cap^ain-Lic-aenant, 
Rarmie!'  Trtzt,  Efq;  S^cord-Lieatenant. 
Wililam  Kicklin^,  Efq;  Gtower. 
■ "   ,  Chcplijin 


Lewis   de  Mar^fqueilc,   Efq;     Colonel  of  Artillery  and, 
In^p-jcior  General  of  the  Founder ies. 

~~  Chief  Ev^ir.ecrl. 

Col.  Richari?  C.vidlpy,    Lico^"Colonfcl  William  Burbcck-. 
and   M!(jc.r  Scorborough  Gridley. 


G^cers  cj  the  Commor.ivedlth^i  Laburatcry. 
Col.  William  Rurbeck,  Cow/>//ij//cr. 
Mr.  John  hvrheck,  Majler  Fire- JVorker. 
Mr.  lofnua  Ecntley,  Clerk. 


■  Officers  of  the  Artillery  Company  at  N«vtrbury-Fort. 
Thomas  Thomas,  Efq;  C<ifwrff,.  with  Rank -of  MAj«r. 
Michael  Hddge^  Ef(5;  Firft  LieutananP. 
Samu^r  NewhxH,  Efq;  Second  Lieutenant. 

Richard  Ti^Kenib,  Efq^  Caftmn-of-tbe  Fort.; 

*M    \         11 "    i        «(|'      ■>■'■'     t.i'"  'ti'ji"  J  I 


\e  Number  ofToivm  and  CompaKies  of  ITiHtia  in  each 
County  ivithin  tbe  Commonrvealtb, 


■1:1  tides. 

Tctvns. 

Comp. 

Ccur.ties.     Toiens. 

Cetr.p, 

n-^\k, 

22 

50 

Cumbeiland,      16 

30 

.-X, 

21 

«3 

Lincoln,            20 

5S 

:dd'c!"ex, 

3S 

67 

Berkihire,         25 

45 

itvpfk  re. 

50 

82 

•arnJTahie,          9 

30 

ym  utb. 

H 

53 

Dukss-County,  3 

rifto!. 

li 

45 

Man  tucker,         i 

frk, 

16 

35 

rn'orccfrsr, 

44 

S6 

291 

661 

'ieldOficer:,  &c.  of  tbe  R»fton  Regwicnt  of  Militia. 
Ed.vsrd  Pro£lor,  Efq;  Colond. 
Joleph  Webb,  Efq;  Lieutenant-ColimeJ, 
John  May,  Efq;  Major, 
Capt.  John  Boyle,  Adjutant. 
Mr.  John  Lowell,  ^arter-Mapr. 


Captains,  I    l/r  Lieuterants, 

lia?  Parkman      jTho.  Chamberlain 
:){hij3  Firringtca  I  William  Brown 


B.-aiisfotd 
\ltxjnderHoi3gdon 
ohfi  Wife 
"fech  Ford 
chn  Clart 
Wi'iiam  Peak 


Matthew  Clark 
rhomas^Chapman 
Timothy  Green  - 

Thomas  Rice 

Thomas  Pons 

Jofhua  Barry 


id  Lieutenants. 
Samuel  Howard 
Johfi  Parker 
Nathaniel  Willis 
Samuel  Barrett 

Vacant 
Edward  Oliver 
JohnVVeftFuifome 
Vacant 


The  Bofton  Regiment  is  divided  into  8  Comoanies. 


Cheifra  Regiment  belonging  to  Bofton. 
Jatnos  Srowtrs,  Cafiain.     Jofeph  Cheever,  Lieutenant. 
J.ifeoh  Green,  jun.  zd  Lieutenant. 


Bnj^ade  Train  of  Artillery  of  Bofton  Regiment, 
W.l;am  Miller,  Efq;  Major. 
Jofiiua  Wetherlc,  Efq;  Captain. 
Ebencccr  May,  Efqj  Lieut snant. 
Nathaniel  Crofwell,  Firrworker. 


Signals  at  Nantajket  Fcrt  an'd  Caflle  Jfland  in  tbe  Day 
For  a  Ship  in  Sight— yf  blue  Flag  boifiidi 

For  a  Snow, A  Union  Flag. 

For  a  Brig, A  Pendant. 

For  two  Top&il  Vefleh,  Two  Flags. 
Il43ttge-Tbpi:^Vefick»  Thi  blue  Fli^JJaion.^  fendant-^ 


Military  Officers  commifftoned  in  the  County  o/'Suffjlk, 
Ebcnezei  Battle,  efqiColone'iMofcs  Bullard,  cfqj  'Majm 
JonathanPattCrtjefqj  lieut.col.JMr.Jsmas  S:evens,  adjurau 


Captains, 
Lemnel  May 
iohrj  J.  Spooner 
MToCcs  Draper 
Daaicl  Fifher 

ha  Gay 
Jeffe  Gay 
Ebenezir  Battle 
Silas  Aiden 
Ifaac  Goodenow 
Ifaac  Williams 


Firjt  Lieutenants. 


Johnfon  Spooner 
Lemuel  Billings 
Ebenezer  Shepard 
Benja.Fairbanks 
Ebenezer  Sumner 
Ebenezer  Keweil 
Jonathan  Gay 
jcnathanSmithjjun 
Ebenezer  Weld 
Second  Regimenr,  no  Return 
Third  Regiment. 


^d  Lieutenant i, 


James  How 
Eben.  Ccnv,  iun 
WilliamRichard 
Lewis  Colbuin 
William  Cany 
Afa  Richards 
Thomas  Fuiier 
JonathanKin/bur 
Stephen.  Chi  las 


Seth  Sumner,  efqj   Colonel 
Hopeftill  Hali.efq}  Lt.C;ol. 


Ezra  Morfe,  efqj     Major 


Adjutant 

ai  Lieutenants, 

Thomas  Aiofely 


Captains,  ift  Lieutenants, 

Samuel  Holden       John  Pope 
James  Robin fon      Thomas  Tlilefton 
EbenczerWiJIiams  Rufus  Pierce  {Jacob  G\\ 

David  Tucker  Amariah  Tucker    John   Horton 

Nathan  Crane  Ifaac  BiUings         'Edward  Down    . 

John  Tucker  Samuel  Capen         Eli /ha  Howes 

jamiB  Pope  Tbo.   Crane,  jun,    . I  oho  Holmes 

William  French      Jonathan  Battle    ijonathan  Curtis 
Elijah  Billing  Lemuel  Capea         Ebenezer  Tifdall 

joiepb  Hewes  Jofeph  Shepard     jjobn  Hcwes 

Fourth  Regiment. 
Sabin  Mann,  efq}   Colonel  |  Samuel  Coweli;  efq;    Major 
JohnMetcalf,  cfq;  Lt.CoI.  j  Mr.Benj.Plimpton,Adjutanl 

Captains, 
John  Baxter 
Samuel  Fifher 
Samuel  Coweli 
Afa  Ballow 
John  Ellis 
Samuel  Bullen 
Timothy  Mann 
Jabez  Metcalf 
Afa  Fairbanks 
ohn  Metcalf 


ift  Lieutenants,  |    %d  Lieutenants, 
Jofeph  Plympton  I  Ebenezer  Ciark 


Nathan  Blake 
Benjamin  Shepard 
Samuel  Day 
Stephen  Clark 
Eliakim  Adams 
Benjamin  Pattec 
Amaziah  Cufhmaa 
Jofeph  HiU 
Ebenezer  i^'ond 


I  James  Holbrook 
Jofeph  Hancock 
Timo.  Waie,  jun. 
Theodore  Clark 
Elias  Hay  ward 
Seth  Kingfbury 
Seth  Holbrook 
Amos  Partridge 
Eli  Richardfon  _^ 


Fifth  Regime'it  in  Suffolk  County. 
)en.  Thaysr,  efqj  Colonel  ■  Sett";  Turner,  elq;  Major 
!m.  Binings,eiq}  Lr.Col.  j  S?m.  Mii)::  Thayer,   Adju 


ap'ams, 
mssClaTJj. 
hprn.Hollis,  jun, 
h-  ma?  French 

3S  \Vi!d 
3n3,  Wrbb.  4^ 


fi  LiiJ'ienaBts. 
Se:h  Su.<a.-r 
WiMiam  Alien 
Benjam^ri  S'^etforj 
FJarrjilwi  Cla-.k 
'oha  H^  brock 
Elijah  V-.z  e,iut! 


:yer,  Adj 
'mI  Lieut  enattn. 
jjnarhan  Eaxter 
Adam  H^bart 
MicariWh>te,jun, 
Jacob  Wh^icomij 
f:,feph  AM^n 
llaniei  Baxter 


0) 


M  ID  DL  E  S  E  X.  7th  Regimsnt. 

',  Hofmer,   Brigade-majorl  Jonathan  brown       colonel 


ifl  Regiment 
:ephen  Dana 
ah  Fuller 
cfuh  Capen  siajor 

.  5d  Regiment, 
Jsnj-irJn'  Brown       colone' 
eph  Bryant        lieut.  c  I. 
ofhua  Harnden  -         major 

.3d  Regiment, 
"rancis  Fa'kner  colonel 

»Iathan  Barrett     licut.  col.' 
iamuel  Lamfon  major] 

liTT.pany    of  Light -Irjantry 

in  the  ^d  Regiment. 

Icger  Brown  ca:  t2in 

Brown        ift  lieut, 

fhaddeu^  Hunt        id  lieut. 

ifXh  Regiment. 


£ben(*»tr  Bancroft  lieut.  col.; 

colonel,  Edward  Farmer  major] 

lieur.  r 


lieut.  col. 


Cyprian   flow 

nathan.  Rice 
Daniel  Barnes 

5th  Regmen 
{-.ha  Girafon 

lihua  Leland         lieut.  ro! 
f  Liomas  -'vi  iiler 

6  h  Regiment. 
Henry  Woods  colonel 

Zachces  Wright    lieut.  col. 
~  hn  Porter  major 


HAMPSHIRE. 

lit  Rsfeiment. 

Gideon  Burt  co'oncl 

Reuben   Munii      lieur.  col. 

Aaron  Graves  major 

2d  Regiment. 
Ifrael  Chapin  colonel 

Penj.  Horny,        lieut.  col 
Diaici  Pomtoy  major!- 

J  3d  Regiment.  | 

David  iViofely        '  colonel! 
Nathan  Rowley     i'.eur.  col.' 

majofi 

4'h  Regiment.  .| 

Eliiha  Porter  coloneJ. 

'Barnabas  Sea  s        licut.  col.j 

Elijah  D.vight  major 

I      '     3th  Regiment.  1 

major  I  Hugh  McLallen      ^  colonel- 

Jofeph  5ebb:ns      licut.  col.i 

colone' j  J luathan  Haftmgj        maj 

6:h   Regiment. 

majori  Daniel  Wiii'.more       colonel 

!Wi),  Sm^-ch,  jun.  licut.  coi. 

H  il^pii  Mayo  major 


ES:^EX,     HLTMOUTH. 
and  LINCOLN,  no  Returns, 


B  ARNSrABLEr 

ift  Reg  ment. 
tnpch  Hiiiet  coJone: 

I  fech  Dimmrck  !:eut.  co). 
oaorge  Lewis  rn?j  r 

zd  Rcf 'm-nt, 

Berj3.   Gadfiey  colonel 

/'•b  Crotker  Jieut.  en?. 


WlJ^amScvef-jBrigatle- major 

ift  Regiment, 
Shubael  Perk  cdloriei 

t'eleg  Shearman    lieur.  col. 
FJiphaJet  Slack  msjor 

Frederick  Do*,ne      adjutant 

ad  Reg  m-nt, 
Manafl'ch  Kempton    colonel 
Jofeph  Durfee        lieut.  col. 
George  CJaghorne        maj,  r 

34  Regiment. 
Robert  Crofman        colonel 
Jonathan  Shaw      liem.  col. 
Joihua  Wilbore  oiajor 

4tfi  Regiment. 
Eiiflia  May  colonel 

Silas  Cobb  lieut.  col. 

Ifaac  White  ma^.r 

,^'i^Daggett  adj  utant 

ro~R  K. 

iJona.Nowell,  Brigadc-majof 

ift  Regiment. 
Noah  Moulton  colonel 

John  Nowell         Jie'jt.  col. 
Morgan  Lewis  major 

2d  Regiment. 
Ichabod  Goodwin      colonel 
John  Shapleigh     lieut,  col. 
Jddediah  Goodwin       major 

3d  Regiment. 
Humphry  Pike  Colonel 

jjo.'eph  Mernll        Ijeur.  col. 
iNathaniel  Coolcns       ma«or 


fVORCESfE'RTl 

ift  Rcg'ment.         w 
Seth  U  aifhburne         colone! 
|W)er»''zrr  Lowell   lieut.  ci. 
jDavsd  I'roury  majo- 

I  zd   Rcgimenr, 

ySnh.  Wb;tney  cojond 
WjilJamGieeuleaf  leat.  culj 
jofeph  Sargent  mnjor' 

3d   Regiment. 

Naihan  Tyler  colonel 

Jfaac    Martin         lieut.  col, 

David  Bi.cheilor  m-sjor 

4.thReK!me.it,  no  Return, 

5th  Reg-menf. 

T'mothy  Newell        colcnti 

Oanh.  Woodbury  lieut^  col 

Sayle^n  Town  major 

I  6ih  Regiment. 

I  Mofcs  Wbeclock       colonel 

Luke   Uruiy         Jieut,  col, 

Afa  Rice  ffiajor 

7th  Regiment. 
John  Boynton  colonel 

Silas  Bent  lieut.  col 

Ephraim  Stearns  major 

^th  Regiment. 
John  Rand  colonel 

James  Bellow         lieut.  coi 
Timothy  Sowteli        major 


CUMBERLAN  D 

ift  Regiment, 
aniel  lifley  c^Ione) 

Vir.iano  Cobb      lieut.  co!. 
rchibaid  Lewis  major 

2d  Reiimcnt. 
dward  Ruil:;!!  colonel 

aron Hinckley     lieur.  col. 
eorge  Rogers  msjor 


Edmund  Phinncy      colonel 
Benj.  Larrabce       lieuf.  coK  j 
VViiijam  Hafty  major! 

4rh  RegimeDf.  I 

ffaac   Parfons  colonel, 

Jabez  Matthews    Heut.  col.  | 
Edward  Ariderfon  major  I 


By  the  Militia  A^  of  this  Cemminivealtb,  tbeTratnirgi 
and  is  to  confifi  oj  all  able  bodied   Men  from    I  6  to  50! 
ars   old,  excepting  the  Lieut.  Governor,  members   of  the\ 
ouncil,  iienate,  and  Houfe  af  Reprefentatives,  members  oft 
ongrffs.  Secretary,    Jufiices  of  the  Juprene  and  inferior, 
ouns,  Judges  of  Probate,Jufiicesoftbe  Peace  ^  SheriJ^s,\ 
fleers  and  Students  of  the  College,    Minijiers,  Elders  andi 
ieacons,  Church  IVa'dens,  Grammar  Scbool-majiers,  Maf-\ 
'rs  of  A'-fs,  fakers,   SeleSJmen,  and  all  luho   have  held, 
he  poji  of  a  Subaltern  or  higher  Officer,  M^fiers  of  Vejfels 
onftahles.  Deputy  Sheriffs,  Negroes,  and  Mulattoes  ;— — 
hid  the  Alarm  Lift  of  all  able  bodied  Men  from  1 6  to  65 
lars  of  age  (the  Lieut.  Goferncr,  members  ef  the  Council, 
enate,  and  Houje  of  Reprcfen'atives,  the  American  Con- 
fefs.  Secretary,   Minifters,  Quakers,    Seleffmen,  Indians f 
legroes  and  Mulaitoes  only  excepted)  each  to  be  iquipt  and 
wfcantly  provided  with  a  good  Fire  Arm,  •with  a  Steel  or 
-OH  Bam- rod,  with  a  Spring  to  retain  theja»:e,  a  JVorm^ 
'riming-ivire  and  Eirujh,  and  a  Bayonet  fitted  to  bis  Gun, 
Scabbard  and  Belt  therefor,   a  Cartridge-box  that  •will] 
old  ff teen  rounds  of  Cartridges  at  leajt,fix  Flints,  on^ 
oundcfFo'wder,  forty  leaden  Balls  fitted  to  his  Gun,  aj 
iuverfack  and  Blanket,   and  a  Canteen  that  •will  hold  onei 
^uart  : — Any  Officer  or  Soldier,  of  jufficient  ability,  not  fA 
urnifh^d,  is  liable  to  a  Fine  of  Fi'C  Pount*? ,  and  for  not. 
pf  earing  on  Mufter~Days,  Ten  Shillings  j  for  not  attend' 
ng  Military   JVatches,  Five  Shillings  ;  and  for  refufmg 
0  march  to  the.  plate  cfdeftination,  •when  detached  by  the 
ommanding   Officer,  Ten  Pounds 

Baron  Stuben's  EXERCISE, 
)rdered  b^  Congrefs  to  be  obfcrred  by  the  Troops  of  the 
JnitedStatesj  and  by  Dire£lion  of  his  Excellency  theCom* 
nander  in  Chief  to  be  pra^lifed  by  tbaMilitia  of  thisCMU- 
nonwealth,  may  be  bad  of  T.  and  J.  Fx.£BT,  ia  £oftM 


iScale  oi  DepreciaMQ;!. 

Agreob'e  to  anAfl  of  the  C(:mmonv/cihhofMaJ'achufet. 
to  be  obfervfid  as  a  Rule  for  fettling  \hr  rate  of  De.ire 
ciation  on  all  Coritr^jfts  both  publicv3i,d  priyate,  mad 
on  or    fince  the  firft  Day  of    January    1777.^ 

'  ... 

OtJf  hundred  Dollars  in  Gt-.d  and  Silver  in  January  I77' 

j     bemg  equal    to   One  hundred  and  Jive  Dollars  in  th 
!     Bills  of  Credit  of  the  united  Sate?. 

One,  Tboufand  Seven  Hundred  and  Seventy  Seven. 


Jan'jary,  1 05 

Februa/y,  J07 

March,  IC9 

A^ril,  III 


Miy, 
June, 
July, 
Augu{}, 


"5 

150 


September,  I75 

Oaobe:-,  -  275 

N.)vemhcr,  300 

December,  -5  10 


One  thoufand  Seven  Hundred  and  Seventy  Eighty 
January,        3^5      May,  400     Septcmbsr,    475 

February,       350     Jur>e,  400       OtS^ofcer,        fCd 

March,         375     July,  4*5      November,    545 

April,  4C0     Augnft,  450     December,     634 

One  Thoufard  Sevsri  Hundred  end  Seventy  Nine, 
January,  742  May,  la  J  5  September,    1800 

February,  86:=   Ju!:e,  134a 

March,  rooo  July,  7477 

April,  •  JT04  AugufT,  1630 

0*ie  Tboufand/even  Hundred  and  Eighty, 

January,  2934    J      March,  3''36 

February.  3321     j       April,  4000 

From  April  \Ji  I  7  80  to  April  rotb^  one    Sfanijh  milled 

Dallar  teas  equal  to  fo'-fy   of  the  old  EmiJJion. 

4i|May  a5th,         6ojvSeptem.  10th,  7s 
44  I  May  3orh, 
46 'June  loih. 


Oftober,  2030 
!SI:.V£mber,  *3o8 
December,     2593 


April  z.th, 
April  33:h, 
Miy  5i^> 
May  loth, 
i\^ay  15th, 
May  loth. 


6s'oaob.  15  th, 

64  Moverr.  lOth,  ^3 
68jNovem.  30th,  74 
69,F<;br-J3ry  27th,  . 
vol     1 7?  I,  75', 


47  June  15th, 
49  June  2«th, 
54  Auguft  JS'.h, 

As  Gold  and  Silver  has  been  for  fome  time  the  only 
circulating  Currency,  the  Scale  of  Depreciation  has  been 
cairied  on  no  further,  except  by  an  A€t  paflcd  Nov.  ift, 
for  confolidating  Government  Securities,  and  Accounts 
pafled  in  New  Emifliog  Sills^ 


SENERaI-    and   principal  STAFF   of  the 

American  Army. 
His  Excellency  GEORGE  WASHINGTON,   EAjuire 
General  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Armies   of 
the    United   States. 
dids  de  Camp  to  the  ComrKander  in  Chief.  Lieot.  CoJ.  Tench 
Tilgbman,  Lieut. Cci.  David  Ccbb,  Lieut.  CoK  W'iiliam 

Smith,  Capt.  David  Humphreys,  Capt. Fitz-Hugh. 

Jonathan  Trumbull,   Efqj  Secretary. 
Major  Generals. 


Names 


T:be  Honorable 
IfraeJ  Potman 
Horatio  Gates 
William  Heath 
Nathaniel  Green 
William  Earl  of  Sterling 
Arthur  St.  Clair 
Benjamin  Lincoln 
Marquis  «5c  la  Fayette 
Robert  Howe 
Alexander  McDougalJ 
Baron  Stuben 
William  Smallwood 
Jamuel  H.  Parfons 

Ef quires. 


States 
irg 


belong- 


LonneBicut 

Virginia 

Majfacbufetti 

Rbode-JJland 

Neiv-Jtrfey 

t'envjyl'oanta 

Mi-J}acbujetti 

Nortb-  Carolina 
l^civ^  Ycrk 

Maryland 
Cornell  cut 


Dates  if  Com-  \ 
Trr,J}icr%.         | 

one  19,  1775.1 
May  16.  1776.'^ 
Aug.  9,    dittc.^ 

ditto,  ditto.': 
Feb.  19,  1777.' 

ditto,    ditto. 

ditto,  ditto.' 
July  31,  ditto. 
0^0.20,  ditto.^ 

divto.  ditto.i 
May  5.  1778,; 
Sept. 15,  178c. i 
Nov.         1780.} 


Brigadier 

Ike  Honorable 

Jsmes  Clinton 

William    Moul'.ris 

Lachlan  Mclntofli 
■  Henry    Kncx 
;  John  Glover 
'  John  Paterfon 

Anthony  Wayne 
!  3eorge  Weeden 
r  Peter   Mughlenburg 
3  rieorge  Ciintoa 
•'  Edward  Hand 

Charles  Scott,    Efq''ri 


■Generals . 

Stages 


Dates  of 

Appointrnents, 


JSleiu-Tork 

Aug.    9. 

1776.1 

Soutb-Corolina 

Sept.  16, 

ditto. 

Georgia 

ditto. 

ditto. 

Majf'acbufetts 

Dec.  27, 

ditto. 

MnJJ'acbufetts 

Feb.  2T. 

"777. 

Majfacbufetts 

ditto. 

ditto. 

Pennfyhania 

ditto, 

ditto. 

Virginia 

ditto, 

ditto. 

Virginia 

ditto. 

ditto. 

New-nrk 

Mar.  25, 

ditto. 

Fennfylvania 

April  I, 

ditto. 

Virginia 

April   2, 

ditto. 

H  6 


Brigadier  Generals  continued. 


Names. 


Jedediah  Huotiogtoa 
John  Starks 
Le  Chevalier  du  Portail 
Jetbro  Sumner 
Huger 


States. 


Conne&icut 
Niiv  Hamfrjhire 

North-Carolina 
Soufh'Carolina 
Maryland 
Pennfyhania 


Appointments, 


May  12,  I777< 
Odob.4,  ditto. 
Nov.  I  7,  ditto, 
Jan.  9,    1779. 

ditto,    di«Lo. 

ditto,  ditto, 
May  12,  ditto. 


Mordecai  Gift 
WilliamErwin,  Efq^n. 

Aidi  de  Cartip   to    Major-Generai  Heath. 

Major  Daaiel  Lyman,  and  Capt.  Henry  Sewail. 

■  Aids  to  Major-General  Lincoln. 

Maj.  Baylis,  Maj.  Clarkfon,  and  Capt.  R.  B.  Roberts. 

Aid  to  Brigadier  General  Knox.  Capt.   Samuel  Shaw. 
Aid  to  Brigadier  General  Giovtt,    Capt.  Simon  Lea uied. 
Aid  to  Brigadier  General  Paterfon,    Lieut,  Thomas  Cole. 
Chief  Engineer.     Brigadier  General  du  PortaiJ, 

STAFF, 

InfpeBor-General,     Major-Geoeriil    Baron  Stuben. 
Adjutant-General.      Brigadier-General     Edward  Hand. 
Sluarter-Majier  Gerfieral,      Col.  Timothy  Pickering. 
Deputy  ^arter-Mafier.     Lieut.  Col.   ■  Dearboroe. 

Commijjary -General  to  the  Army.  Charles  Stewart,  Efqj 
DireBor-Ggneral  of  Hofpitah.     John  Cochran,    Ef^j 
Judge 'Advocate   General,     John    Laurence,  Efqj 
Deputy  "Judge-Advocates,     Lieut.  Thomas  Edwards,  and 

John  Strang,  Efqj 
Commiffary-General  of    Pr  if  oners.    Major  — —  Skinner, 

Deputy  Pay-  Majier  General,    ivith   the  Army, 
Hezekiah  Wet  more,   Efqj 

Chaplains, 
rft  Maffacbufetts  Brigade.    Mr.    William  Lockwccd. 
yi  Mafacbufetts  Brigade.     The  Rev.   Enos  Hitchcock. 
3d  Majachufetts  Brigade.      Mr.   Joel  Barlow. 

Stait'Commig'ary,     Maj^or  Ezra  Lunt. 


Iji; 


I/?  Ma/Jachufdtts  Regiment. 
Jofsph  Vofe,  Efq;  Colonel. 
Elijah  Vofe,  Efqj  Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Jofeph  Pettingill,  Efqj    Major. 
Captains.  Lieutenants,  Enfigns. 

oah  Allen  Ebsnezer  Williams  Frederick  Frye 

aih.  Cufhiag         Thomas  Cuiljing     Timothy  Doonell 
rremiah  Miller      John  Grace  Ebenezer  Floyd 

pbo  Williams       Elas  Parker  •         Thomas  Robinfca 
ihn  Mills  Nathaniel  Nafon 

^hn  Pray  Nathaniel  Stone 

jkeHirehcock       Adrid  Warren 
rancis  Qreen         jBenjamin  Well? 
imo.  Rem ick      [Ebenezer  Wilds 

a-K  Lieut, 
ificHoiHiler 

Ralph  Bowles,  Lieatenant  and  Adjutant 
Aza  n>h  Egglefton,  Lieutenant  and  Pay-Mafier, 
JotVph  Foot,  Lieutenant  and  S^arUr-Mafier, 
Joi'eph  Filk,  Surgeon,  .^ 


"id  Majfachufetis  Regiment. 

Ebenerer  Spront,  Efqj  Lieut.  Colonel  CommandatH, 

Hugh  Maxwell,  Efq;   \ ft  Major. 

Caleb  Gibbs,  Efq;  ^d  Major, 

Lieutenants,-  Ertjigtts, 

William  Taylor     Marlburj  Turner 
Robert  Muzzey       Sturgeon  Sloaoe 
Samuel  Eldred  Ebenezer  Brown 

Jonathan  Ames       Henry  Nelfoa 
Silas  Morton  Daniel  Webber 

John  Whiting         Nathaniel  Little 
Afa  Bullard 
jo  hua  Danforth 
Samuel  Mirick 
Hi,  Lieutenant  and  Recruiting  Off*cerp 

William  Torrey,  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Ebeoezer  Storer,  Lieutenant  and  Pay  -Mafter. 

Hezekiah  Ripley,  Lieutenant  and  Siuartcr-Majier^ 

John    Hart,  Surgeon, 

Origin  KrighatSj,  Surgean^s  R^atu 


Captains, 
sth  Drew 
idah  Alden 
uther  Bay  ley 
dacBs  Bayley 
brahsmWiliiam!) 
.obert  Bradford 
lenry  Sewall 
ifTsss  Mians 
imion  Lord 

Andrew  Engl 


3"  Majfachnfettf  Regiment, 

John  Grcaton,  Efq;  Colonel. 

William  Hull,  Efq;  Lieutenant  Colonel, 

Robert  Oliver,  Efq;  Major. 
Captains.  Lieutenants.        j  Enfigns. 

Jofeph  Williams     James  Davis  i Samuel  Bowman 

Job  Sumner  Ebcnezer  Stocker  I  Jofiah  Convcrfc 

Abraham  Watfoo    John  Phelan  Elifha  Willington 

James  TiTdale  John  Maynard  John  Holdridge 

Chrift.Woodbridge  John  Smith 
Thomas  Pritchaid  Benjamin  Dana 
John  Fowle  William  Greenleaf 

Daniel  Lee 

Captain  Lieut,    j 
Walter  Dean  j 

John  Meacham,  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Samuel  Melli/h,  Lieutenant  and  Pay  Mafier. 

Henry  Savage,  Lieutenant  and  Smarter- Riafler, 

Samuel  Whit  well  Surgeon. 

Benjamin  Wells,  Surgeon  s  Mate. 


^th  Majfachufeits  Rtgime7it. 
William  Shepard,   Efq;  Colonel. 
James  McHen,  Efq;  Lieutenant  Colonel. 
Nathan  Rice,  Efq;    Majsr. 

Lieutenants.  Enfigns. 

Samuel  Chapin  Levi  Bradley 
Simeon  Spring  Jacob  Town 
Joel  Pratt  Spencer  Wood 

John  Yerman  Samuel  Day 

si.-.rj^min  Ray         William  Shepard 
James  Wells        '     Africa  Hamlin 
i Thomas  Cole  Ephraim  Coveil 


Captains. 
Ifaac  Pope" 
George  Webb 
Simon  Learned 
Seth  Banifter 
Elnathan  Hafkell 
Willi? m  rvlaore 
Libbcus  Drew 
Divid  Holbrook 
John  Fuller 

Captain  Lieuts. 
Jonathan  Felt 
Samuel  Hanlcy 

John  Davis,  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 

Lemuel  Snow,  Lieutenant  and  Recruiting  Officer. 
\  Edward  Walker,  Lieutenant  and  Pay-Mjfftr. 

I  \ihtz  Bills,  Lieutenant  and  Quarter. Ma/! fr.. 

\      jj^ej  Mann.  Surgeon.       Samuel  Woodward  .  Ma^^^ 


^th  Mujfachufetts  Regimsnt. 

R'jfus  Putnam,    Efqj  Co^cnel. 
Ezra  Ncwhall,  Efqj  Lieutenant   Colonel.^ 
Mofes   Aftiey,  Efqj  Major. 


Captains. 
vanu-,  Smith 
hanic  Goodale 
ffi-Jd  Wh;te 
fhaa   Befiforj 
iineas  Bowman 
icb.  G.  Haadin 
)feph  K.-ltum 
iha  X'rottcr 
nathan  Stone 


Lieuienants. 
Ezekiel  Cooper 
01-ver  Roufe 


Enftgns. 
Pelatiah  Everett 
William  Bancrof; 


William    Eyranderj  Benjamin  Gibbiri 


Jjfei)h  Smith 
Z  beon  Hooks r 
Daniel  Symonds 
Eiiha  Hammond 


MjIcs  Gar  I  ton 
John  Warren 
Jafon  Blak; 
Ifraffl  Wing 
Alexander  Oliver 
Ephraim  P<3ttcr 


Henry  Marble,  LietHenant  and  Adjutant. 
Park  Hi-lland,  Lieittsnant  and  Fay  Malier, 
Ivory  H>.ill;ji)d,  Ijitutcnant  and  ^luarier-h'afic 
James  E,  B.  Fiuley,  Surge-!}. 
Wiiiiana  Lawton,  Surgeon  i  Mate. 


6th  Majfachrtfsfts  Regiment. 

Calvin  Smith,  Efq;  Lieutenant  Coknd  Commandant. 

John  Porter,  Efq;  ift  Major. 

John  Spuir,  Efqj  zd  R'lajor, 

Captains,  |      Lieutcn-jnts,        |  Enfjgns, 

ofeph  Daniels       j  John  Crane  Snionnon  White 

)aniel  Pilfbury       ll.eviHJlden  lE''f>i.i  Hi^rton 

fohn  K.  Smith      jWiLWigijIcfworth  I  Charles  Soul 
Dbenezer  Smith     } Reuben  Lilley         JAfa  Graves 
3;nJ2minHey wood, Jnhn  H olden 
.lathewChambers  jofcph  Miller 
Mrfon  Watties        Stephen  Fowler 
Peter  Clayrs  jofcph  Balcom 

Benjamin  Pike      * 

Ephraim  Emery,   Lieutenant  aud  Adjutant. 

Samuel  Froft,  Captain  Lieutenant  and  I'ay-MaJJer, 

Nathan  Holbrook,  Lieutenant  and  S^arter-Majier, 

Johrt  Crane,    St'rgeoKy 

Ebeaezer  Bailantme,   Surgeon's  Mate, 


Jeremiah  Lord 
jeduthur  Rawfon 
Eiifha  Foiter 
Samuel  Scammell 


[ohn  Brookf,  Elqj  Lieutenant  Colonel  CommanJoMt. 
Samuel  Darby,  Efqj    ifi  Major. 
Biiiy  Porter,  Efqj    id  Major. 
Ca{>tains.  Lieut  enantt,  Enftfrns. 

Afa  Goburn  Samael  Buffiiton     Andrew  Gatret 

Luke  Day  James  Lunt  Ifaac  Franks 

William  White        Luther  Trowbridge  JamssSeiver 
{Jf>ha  Bates  Robert  Giveos 

iRufus  Lincoln  Elijah  Day 

Eliphalet  Thorp       Tha.  D.  Freeman 
Zebulun  King  Joftiua  Bramhall 

Jonathan  Maynard  Rxhard  Bagnall 
William  Mills  Andrew  Bradford 

Crocker  Sampfon 
George  Real 
Gimaiiel  Bradford 
Levi  Parker 
Jonathan  Haflcell,  Lieutenant  and  Ad}'itanf, 
Jofeph  Tijcksr,    Lieutenant  and  Pay-Mjjter, 
William  K^adry,  Enfign  avd  ^arter-mafter. 
Samue   Finley,  Surgeon;     -— —  Graham,  Mate. 


n 


Sth  M if Jchu/ettf  Regiment. 

Michael  Jackfon,  Efqj  Colonel. 

Ezra  Bidlam,   Efq;    Lieutenant  Colonel. 

Jamss  I^eith,    Efq;    3ia}or, 

Captains,  Lieutemntt,  Enftrnt. 

Samuel  Carr  Henry  Wbite  Ebenezer  S.  Da?ts 

John  Burnam  John  Green  Joel  Jenkins 

Amos  Cogfwell        3an»uel  Benjsmm     Ben^amia  Peircc 
Nathan  Dix  Jofeph  Lceland        Daniel  Parker 

Thomas  Hart/horn  Edward  White         Ca!cb  Sw-an 
Williani  Storey        iVEichacl  Jackfon    Jedidiab  Waterman 
Silas  Peirce  James  Bancroft       John  Rowe 

4b-ier  Wade  Nt:h?inie!  Frye 

Ebenezer  Smith        NA^illiam  Hildrelb 

Capt.  Lieut.         ThomijiFofter 
Siman  Jackfon 

Ffancis  Tufts,  Lieutenant  and  Aijutttnt, 

Samuel  Armftroog,  J^ieutenant  and  Pay-mafier, 

Jofhua  Clap,  Lieutenant  and  -^^arter.tna/ier. 

John  Thomas,  Surgeon.  Nithaa  Leavenworth,  Sjate. 


9/A  Majfachufetis  Regiment. 

Henry  Jackfon,  E^;  Colcnel. 

David  CohJb,  Efq;  Licuurant  Colonel, 

Lemuel  TrefcGt,  E(qj  Major, 

Captains.  Lieutenants.  Enf.gm. 

hn  Blancbard       Ifaac  Siurtevant      Nathaniel  Thachw 
William  North       Thomas  Ed wardi    Ed/ ard  Phclon 
hn  Haftioga  Patrick  Phcion        Wi!!iam  Richards 

fepb  Fox  Samuel  Rogers         Ebenezer  Kent 

lomas  Hunt  Samuel  CogfwclJ      John  Hurd 

ioma8  Turner      Charles  Sclden        Dominick  Tiant 
'illiam  Watfon    Peter  Caftaing 
Vacant  Benjamin  Parker 

Vacant  Jeremiah  Hill 

apt. Lieutenant:.    Oliver  Rice 
hn  Hobby  jEphraim  Hunt 

leb  Clap 

Caleb  Clap,  Caft.  Lieutenant  and  .4djutant. 

Thomas  H.  Condy,  Lieutenant  and  ^uarter-MaJier, 

Robert  Williams,    Enfign  and  Pay-Majier, 

James  Thacher,    Surgetn. 

Francis  L.  B.  Goodwin,    SurgeorCs  Mate.   ^^^^^ 


loth  Majfachujetts  Regiment 
Benjamin  Tupper,    Efq;    Colonel. 
Tobias  Furnald,  Efq;   Lieut  en  ant -Colonel, 
Mofes  Knap,   Efq;    Major 

Lieutenanti, 

Aaron  Francis 

Terrius  Taylor 

Obediah  Lovejoy 

Joliah  Smith 

Bartho.  Thayer 

Idfcph  Crock 

[ofcph  Wales 

Jol>ph  Ray  mood 


Captaim,  Lieutenanti,  Enfigns. 

riftoph.Marfhall  Aaron  Francis         James  Wiiherell 
ephen  Abbot        Terrius  Taylor         Philip  Corey 
iiliam   Park         Obediah  Lovejoy     Elijah  French 
bomas  Francis       Joliah  Smith  Fred.  Hammond 

niel  Lunt  Bartbo.  Thayer        Cornelius  Lyman 

nathan  Turner    Jdfcph  Crock  James  Sawyer 

ehemiahEmsrfon  [ofeph  Wales  Jcfiah  Abbot 

thniel  Taylor 
imes  EwxtOD 

Capt.  Lieut, 
}Datban  Cary 

Anfel  Tupper,  Lieutenant  and  Adjutant. 
Natb.  Coit  Allen,  Lieutenant  and  Fay-Mafier, 
Levi  Dodge,   Lieutenant  and  Smarter- M after. 
Henry    Adams,  Surgeon,        Ber.jitroin  Jones,  Mate, 


MaJJachufetts  Reg 

John   Crane,  Efq; 

John  Popkin,  Elijj 

William  Perkins, 

Captains. 

William  Treadwell 

Beitjamin  Fiothingbam 

W>   rhrop  Sargent 

Thgrnas  Srv.ard 

N<it^haf»iel   Donne  11 

Henry  Burbcck 

John   Llllje 

Thomas  Vofe 

Thomas     lackfon 

Samuel    Sh'aw 


iinent  of  Artillery .    ^ 
Colonel. 
Lieutenant-Colonel. 
Efq}   Msjor. 

Captain-  Lieutenanlf, 
Wiiiiam  Jchnfton 
J^hn  CalieDdcr 
John   Gridley 
John  Pierce 
John  George 
Conftant  Freeman 
Jacob  Keihper 
James  Gardser 
James  Hall 
Charles  Knowles 


I  ft  I,iecit£nar4i, 
Daniel    McLaoe 
William  Price 
Dariiel  Jackfon 
Samuel   jefferds 
Florence  Crowle^,' 
Abijah  Hammond 
George  Iiigerfoil 
John   Hiwill 
Ifaac  R.  Barbsf 
William  Andrews 


ad  Lieutenants. 
David  Mafon 
John  Li  {'well 
jofcph  Blifs 
Samuel  Cooper 
Samuel   Bafs 
Benjamin  Eaton 
Mofes  Porter 
William  Moor 
Edward  Bl^ke 
Ebenezer  Jackfoo 


Lieutenant   William    Moor,    Adjutant, 
Capt.  Lieut.  CharJes  Knowle?,  Paymafi 
L'eur,  Samuel  Cooper,  li^uarter- Majier. 
Samuel  Adams,  Eiqj   Surgeon. 
Benj.  Allen  Upham,   Surgeon  s-Mate. 


Delegates   from   the    Commor.ivealth  of  MaiTachufetts, 
aj. pointed  as  Members  of  tbe  American  Congrcfs, 
Hon.  Samuel  Adams,  El'qj 
Hon.  E  br.dge  Gerry,  Efqj 
Hon   Jamts  LovcU,  Ef'qj 
Hon.  Arcemas   Ward,  Efq; 
Hor>.  George  Partridge,  Eiq;   and 
Hon.  Ssmu-el  Olgood,  juo.  Efqj 


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