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1  ?  Pocket  Almanack  \  | 

I  For  the  Year  of  our  LORD  \ 

1  y  S  o.       ! 

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'With  iaft  year  has  been  an  encouragement  to  publtj. 
another  in  the  fame  form  for  the  year  J7S0  j  and  it  1 
prejumtd  that  the  cjnfiant  ifzjuincjs  of  fu$h  fmall pockt 
companions  ivill  alivavi  bsju^fficient  for  their  recommenda 
lion,  as  theyjhcw,  ivttb  a  fnig.'e  glance  of  tbe  eve,  the  fu 
and  change^  of  the  moon— ri)?  day  of  the  moath  andv/^ch 
— 'thie  t\(\ti%  and  fttting  of  the  fuir  and  moon — arui  tl 
••'.me  of  high  water  :  — /f  alfo  contains  many  rtmarkabl 
drvs,  Juch  as  r-ce- fitting  of  cotirls  j  the  feaft;,  faft.s,  an 
6)i'i>£r  holy  dayi  observable  by  the  epifcipal  church  j  tk 
birth  day?  and  d^cachs  of  the  principal  poienttitns  /wEuropii 
as  iveli  as  other  gr^at  perjonages  y  and  a  variety  of  rat 
morabls  events  that  ha^ve  tak-'.n  place  in  the  <zoorldy  togt 
th-er  tuitb  other  curious  ar.d  injiruciing  viatti:rs,<u>hicb  it , 
not  do-uhted  tvi/l  he  vjcful  and  entertaining  to  the  reader, 

~~"'      TT'rI  D  o  X  eT, 

{Their  SoLUTifJNs  are  at  the  End  of  the  Klranmck.'^ 


r.  pHERE  is  e  Place  on- the  Gi.be  of  the  Earth,  ol 
f^  3  pure  and  vholfome  Air,  and  yet  of  fo  ftrangt 
and  dettftable  a  Qj^al'.ry,  that  it  is  impslFible  for  two  o 
rhs  beft  Friends  that  ever  breathed  to  continue  in  th 
fame  Piace  in  mutual  Lave  anc  Friend/hip  for  twi 
iMinutes. 

II.  There  is  a  certain  Country  in  South  America, 
v.'hofe  Sairage  Inhabitarts  are  fueh  Cannibah,  that  the] 
not  only  fe?d  on  human  F'flh,  bwt  aflually  eat  therfi 
fii-vis^  and  yet  fuivsve  this  (hange  Repaft 

ni.   I'hfrc  is   a  ccvtai 

whicH,  if  ;\V3  Chiidi-e.)  were  born  on  the  lame  Inftanr 

'  and  fliriuid  hvc    ieveral  Year?,,  and   both   expire  on  th 

.  fume  Djy,  tre  Life  of  the  one  would  fur pafs  the  Life  0 

th':  .'>iher  feveral  Months*- 

IV".  Theic  19  a  certain  Pb.ce  where  the  Winds,  th 
frequently  veering   round   the    Compafs,   always  blo>^ 
fi'om  the  North. 

V.  There  is  a  Country  in  Ethiopia,  to  whofe  Inhab: 
iT.nts  the  Body  of* the  Mcon  appears  moft  cnliglitent 
v/hfn  it  is  leail  enlightened 

VI.  There  is  an  Iflarid  in  the  Baltic  Sea,    to  whoL. 
Inhabitants  the  Body  of  the  SunTs  vifible  in  the  Mprr 
ing  before  it  rifes,  and  in  the  Evening  after  it  fets. 


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ECLIPSES    In  the  Year  1780.    ' 

rHERE  w.i:  be  four  Eclifsjes  »his  *teaV,"  ?wo 
Of  the  SUN  and  two  of  the  MOON,  in  tlie  foj- 
lowjDg  Order,  vix. 

I.  The  firft  w.il  be  of  the  Sun  the  fourth  Day  of  May)' 
about  Eignr  o'clock  in  the  morning  ;  invifibJe  to  us  by 
tear35*ef  the  Moon's  fouth  Latitude. 

il.  The  fccond  wiltbe  of  che  A^oon  on  Thurfday  the 
Eighteenth  Day  of  May,  about  Six  olCloek  io  the  i^orn-' 
ing ;   fcarcely  vifibletous,  »     ♦  ;.- 

lil.  The  third  wiU  beof  the  S'tfs,  on  Friday  the  Twenty 
feventh  Day  of-0.ftober,  vifible,  calculated  as  follow*,  Wx:. 

^'       .  ♦"       y  h:  m^i^  .  _ 

Bjginn.ng,    y  -     u  jfT <{z     A, W.  Equal  .Time.*, 


-End,      -'   -     .    >r  53   54  V"   M. 

Uurati^n^     -      -       »     32     a  J 

Quant  ty  cd. pfcd,  n  D.gitf  53  min. 

\^A  0»g't  /r  the  ULveifth  part  of  the  diameter  ef  the  S««.] 

Some  Aftrinon  ers    have  ea'Cuiatfd  this  Ecliffe  to  be  a 

total  onc\i'    ''.00:  .p    others   Kit  fo  great  as  the  ahove'. 

.4.    Time  and  obfcrvaitcn  muji    therefore  difsover   -which 

is  the  ntu/i  c:,rre6i. 

IV.  The  -laft  will    be  of   the  Moon,   on   Saiurtlay  the 

ElcvciKh  Day  q{ Nvuember    vifiblft,  calculated  as  follows, 

y;2:.,.«i-y  ,.    b.      m.     f        \    ^. 

BV.iiin^ng,     -     -     10      9 

^id^V  -    -    -' II  \35' 
End,       -\   -t    ->:"^i 


Durariofi,    <-/    -"^2    53'^ 
Qontity  ^lipfed,  7  Digits 


VuLGAR    NJDTES  for  tM»  Year  arr, 
Giidcn  Noinber,      \-\.   it   Cycle  of  the  Sun,        ac 
E.aft        >i        \'  .23  , II  4D!ony:i?n  Period,     ite^  ♦ 
Don,  lical  Lrt'cersf,    BA    ,|    Juhan    t'eriod,        ^4-$  3 
The  Planet  VENUS  will     he  Occidental,   or   Evening 

Itar,  to  the  Tc  tT  Day   of  Auiu>^\    thcnc^  Oriental,  or 

kf ornijig  S   '      to  -be  Erd  of    he  Year, 
We  cannot  j;  Vv     •   bright  A^£»«*  lay 
Thofe  inn''  •      h^'ts  by  v?hich  we're  led  af};aj'  j 
She  Oiily  prompts  to  fuch  oropenfiuns,  and 
HcjT  Syren  Charms  our  Prudence  may  withftand. 


JANU'Alty  i79o;,beyns  on.'Satu/T<aj/, 


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Fuii  Aooa  It i Day  2  in  the  Afctrit^/^ 


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xMARCH  1780^  begins  on  Wednefday. 


New  Moon  6th  Day  2  in  the  Morning, 
Firft  Quart.  13th  Day  7  iis  the  Afternoon, 
Full  Moon  20th  Day  10  in  the- Morning, 
Laft  Qu^art.  27th  Day  2  in  the  Afternoon. 


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Remarkable  Days,  Ciifc.        r, 

St.  Da-vid.  6 

Chaddsy  Bifli.  Litch.  6 

yc/t/^-f)  III.  Emp.  Germ,  horn  6 
^  Apogee.  (»;4^'  6 

Bof.tn  Majfacre  \  770.  6 

Sun  flow  of  Clock  12m.         6 
Inf.  C.  Ed^artoivn,  6 

^7i//<w2  VT  Scadt.  Holland,  6 
Cborn  I74S.  6 
Twilight  ends  7b,  22m.  6 
g-H?  .  ^ 

Fifth  Sunday    in  I,^r/.  6 

(Oregon,    Mart.  16 
Inf  .-C.  Cc/.r?r^  &  Taurrter.  M; 
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AjPalm  Sunday. 
^  Frr^^r/c/S:  P.WaJcsdiedt75C. 

I    Twilight  bfgin!  4h.  21m. 
5  MauDday  Thurfday. 
^  <^9od  Friday. 

'^nriinciation  Vir.  Mary, 

Eajlef  Surd.-jy. 

K.^dCTM  1.  oiEre.difd  1625, 

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New  Moon  4th  Day  6  in  the  Afternoon, 
FirflQu^art.  12th  Day  2  in  the  Morning, 
Full  Moon  1 8th  Day  8  in  the  Afternoon, 
Laft  Quart.  26th'  pay  9  In  the  Morning. 


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Firft  Quart,  nth  Day  8  in  the  Morning, 
Full  Moon  if<h  Day  6  in  the  Morning, 
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JUNE  1780,  begins  on  Thurfday.      ' 

New  Moon  2d  Day  7  in  the  Afternoon, 
Firll  Quart.  9th  Day  8  in  the- Afternoon, 
Full  Moon  i6t'ri  D:iy  6  in  the  Afternoon, 
Lad  Quart.  24th  Day  8  in  the  Afternoon. 


16 


Remarkable  Days,  &c. 


6!6 


;6z 


Pfcfidcnt  Holyoke  died  1 769,  4 
(-'^-t.  80.  4 
7*'iS  rife  3b.  Sm.  4 

td  paftTr;n/Vy.  George  III.  4 
[KL.  of  England  bortj  i  7  5I.  4 
I.e.  Poivanlborrugh.   yofeph  4 

(K.  Portugal  born  17  14.  4 
9  Perigee.  4 

Twilight  ends  9h.  45m.  4 
K.Ht'nryftiledDef.Fakh.iszi  4 
3d  psATrinity.  St. Sarnahas.  4 

(K.  Gefrgel.  died  •.72/.  4 
l.C.Tatint3fi&,  fV^rcefier.  4 
Vc  Tp  <^  4 

Magna  Charta  figncd  1 1 1  5 ,  4 
ISpanifh  Manifefto  againft  Or.  4- 
(Britain  ficjnfd  1779.  *+ 
England  Orders  ReprifaU  on  4 
(Sjain  ^779.  4 
S.C./;&/w/Vi>.Com^n/o«took  4 
(Ship  worth  a  million,i743.  4 
@  Apogfe.  4 

Twilight  begins  zh,  iim.  4 
St.  y0hn  Baptift.  A 

^t!i  pafi  Trinity.    '  4 

VcOT?  4 

S.C.  n^i^.  I.e.  fiarnftabk.  4 
Battle  »t  Monmouth  .  77 g,  4 
?^uPeter  crucified  and  St/»4»/  4 
(bekeaded  67.  4 


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29  8 
28  8 
28  8 
28  8 
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27  ? 
27  S 
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26  8 
26  8 
26  8 
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26  8 
26  8 
26  8 
26  8 
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16  8 
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830 

9  43 

10  3c 

11  19 

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0    3 

0  39 

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1  50 

*  13 

2  36 

3  »3 
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8  39 

9  30 
Id     6 

10  39 

11  6 
11  30 
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1  16 

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%  15 


1013 
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11  55 

12  50 

1  39 

2  30 
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5 

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7  39 

8  30 

9  '9 

0  15 

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12  33 

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3  3jf 

4  »^ 

5  ^ 

5  50 

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JULY    1780,  begins  on  Saturday. 


the  Morning, 


Nc\v'  Moon  2d  Day 

Firft  Quart.  8th  Day  7  in  the  Afternoon, 

Foil  Moon  i6th  Day  7  in  the  Morning, 

Lali  Quart.  24th  Day  at  Noon, 

iview  Moon  3jft  Day  at  Noon.  _^ ■ 


u\\\ 

Remarkable  Days,  &c. 

r.Gi. 

3  13 

F.Sca. 

>  7 

Battk  of  the  Bojne  i6co. 

4  a8  8 

10    39 

2  / 

6ih  paft  Trinity.     V.fitaMon 

4  29  «    ^^^^'1 

^>    30, 

S  2 

(Virgin  Mar)' 

4.  29  S 

9  »3 

12   30 

4  J 

S.C. FaliK3utb,  l.C.PIimoutb. 

*  30  ^ 

9  56 

-2    t6. 

15^ 

•  Perigee. 

4  30  ^ 

10   3i' 

r  6  ; 

Byron  deteafcc  in  W.I.idict 

4  30  ^ 

10  56 

3  13 

4  9 

5  3; 

7  ' 

>    (by  Count  D'Ejiairg  1779. 

431? 

II    TC 

8  / 

'-..roy 

4  3^  ^ 

II    5c 

-  9  ^ 

H  Rer.Dr./lf.aji'fzydifd  ?7/'6, 

4  3^  S 

mcrn.)   5    fo  | 

JC  : 

.1                                 (.^t.46. 

4  3=  S 

0     5 

^  37 
7   30  I 

11 : 

;  I.e.   fio/?or,  Sal  em,  &  York. 

.1    33? 

0  31 

la  * 

\  (Bar.G'..8ridge,Vifg..i7  76. 

4  33  8 

T    16 

S  13 

;3 

5  Tieaty  Utrecht  Cgned  T^  i  '. 

4-  34  ^. 

I  sc 

9     I  J 

1^1  ( 

i    ^Ob. 

4  34  ^ 

a  30 

9  5o4 

IS- 

^  Srnny  Pnint  Fort  taken  i;*79. 

A    ^-S    S 

3  T9 

^°  39  1 

16. 
17 

\  ?th  paft  Trinity.                     ji  s'l  ' 

Dr.f. 

'^30 

1  M^/jowfr  died  631,  i^t.  6>. 

4  36  8 

S  30 

12   ro 

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J  0  A;og«. 

4  37  ^ 

9     0 

1256 

ic  < 

J.  Commencement  Cambridge, 

4  38  s 

9   T9 

I   36 

20 

5   %t.  Margaret. 

4  39  f 
4  40  5 
4  4^ 

9  5°!   ^  '9  [ 

ai 

S  Spiri.Armada  defeated  I5S8. 

10     6    3    6  [ 

az 

7   St,  Mary  Magdalen. 

10  30    3  5Q  I 

»3 

A  9tb>»ft  Trinity. 

A   42    S 

TO    50 

4  38 

24 

I  Gibialrei  tak.  by  Eng.  «7oi. 

-    438 

II     6 

1  '5 

11 

3  St.  yames.    Dog  Days  begir.. 

44  ^ 

II  36 

6    6 

^  St.    ^nne,    Mb' her    of   the 

4  45  ^ 

morn.  /  ^  5^ 

27 

5                            (Virgin  Mary. 

4468 

0     6    7  50 

28 

S    Ah  ^ 

4  47  8 

®  55         39 

29 

7  7*'«  rifenh. 

^  48  ' 

15      9  31 

30 

A   loih  paftTr/n/Vy. 

4  49  ^' 

2    5610    19 

31  - 

8 'High  Tides. 

4.  50  Si  Dfeis\M  IS 

AUGUST  1780,  begin*  on  Tuefday.     i 


Firft  Quart.  7th  Day  3  in  the  Morningj 
Full  Moon  14  Day  10  in  the  Afternottn, 
Laft  Quart.  23d  Day  i  in  the  Morning, 
Full  Moon    29th  Day  7  in  the    Afternoon. 


M 

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— ' 

I 

3 

^ 

4 

■3 

4' 

5 
6 

5 
6 

A 

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3 

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6 

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7 

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14 

16 

17 

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I  '9 

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-5 
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7 

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■9 


Remarkable  Days,  &c. 

Lammas.  4 

H  Perigee.  4 

Charles,  Pr.  Bronf.  WoIfem.»4 
(born  Aug.  i.  '713.  4 
Twilight  ends  gh,  4 

ilth  paftTr/».  Transfigara.  4 
Name  of  J  ejus,  4 

Ya  d  L.  rifcs  *h  17111.  4 

^^7/^1  mntnifig  Star.  4 

|St,  L^arenf^,  marfjrr.  5 

Corner  Sco  e  King's  Cfcape  ,  5 

(•  oftr.n.  laid  :  74 q/ 
I'ltH  part  Trinity. 

2  tredencky  pLHcile  bo.  1720 

3  Inr.  '   .  G"rf<i?     arrington. 
'AitV.e  zt  Btnnifigton   '777. 
■^dm.  fl/d/^f  died     657. 
Fort  at  Pov«.'!es  Hook. 'New - 

Yotk,  taken  7779. 

I  •  th  pall:  Trinity, 

L'Wi'xlY.  d;?d  17*5. 

L'a.-.adaF  ce    ^  ip\v»eck.  1  ?i  1. 

LcuisXV\.  bora  i  V  5^. 

S I .  Ba;-thjtoin:*u;  A  poft . 

,  A  0  h 
7   Battle  en  Long-IOnrd  l7    6. 
Ajl-rth  pift  Trinity, 
apt.  Augu  flint, 
I  |.S.C.  r  c/ic'w.    I.e. '^prin^jie'd. 
4!  (;iafc!eon  Rh.liknd  17  7*. 
5»^  Perigee. 


r.||,.lF.5*«.  I 


51  • 

52  8 

53  * 
54* 

55 
56 
57 

58  i 
59 


8  19 

-     9 

8   ^c 

«   sl 

9  19 

T  57 

9   «o 

a  53- 

TO 

3  39, 

10    35 

4  5o| 

5  35 

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7  35 

r.   39- 

7  50 

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8   5.. 

a  39 

morn. 

o  39 
s  50 

3    9 

Df«t» 

7   »9 


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7  50|i^  5^ 


SEPTEMBER  1780,  begir,s  on  Friday. 


Firft;Juart.  5th  Day  i  in  the  Alternoon, 

FuHj^oon  i3ih  Day  4  in  the  Afternoon, 

Lai?QuaHfc-2ifl'  Day  at  Koojs>%^  s 

.  1^-w  Moon  28th  Bay^  in  the  ivfefi^ 


V'pf" 


^t^ 


Rfirarkabl*  Days.  eff. 


A 


"  3 

•\ 

■  5 

6 

7 
S 

9 

JC 

li 
12 
13 

H 
T5 
16 

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24 
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t.  G/.'Vi. 
London  barirf,  i66^. 
1  5  th  pa  ft  Trinity.  ^ 

Dog  Days  end. 
Inf.  C;  Worcejitr, 
Ccirmcncfment  Prcvidcnce 
Enurcbus. 

Nativity  Virgin  Mary, 
7*'s  rife  8h  30m. 
16th  fi^'Trinijy. 
'Rat-tie'a  ri  randy  wine,- 1 7*7  r .' 
Inf.C.  Taunton  and  Ccnccrd, 
Rev.  Dt.  Eliot  died  1778. 
6  Apogee. 
Sun  fafi  of  Clock  5I1. 
7*'«  rife  lik.  2711:. 
Aji7th  yid  Trinity,    ' 
Twilight  Leginb  sh.  *5m. 
Sujj.  C.  Worcefier. 
Cominencc.  Dartmouth  Col. 
St.'MathtiVy  Apoft. 
P.  N.  1 1.  o. 

18th  paft  Trinity, 

S.Q.Sprirgfeld.  I.C.  5flr,*^. 
( Neivb.t art,  Poiuvalboro^ , 
C^  Perigee.  High  Tides. 
St.  Micbael,  {Mu  56. 

Rev.Mr.^;i;zVf/#/«/dicd  17  70 


5  29  7 
5  3C  7 
5  31  7 
5  3a  7 
5  34'7 
5  35  ■: 
5  37  7 
5  39  7 
5  41  7 
5  4«  7 
5  43' 7 
5  45  7 
5  46  7 
5  47  7 
S48  7 
5  507 
5  5T  7 
5  52  7 
5  53  7 
5  56  7 

5  57  7 
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»  6 
46 
6  6 
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8  6 
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6  ic  6 


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10  25 

11  17 
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2  4 

3  3 

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6  44 

7  I 
7  ci 

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5  48 
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7  »8 

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8  49 

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10  2^ 

11  Id 
II  49 

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1  24 

2  10 

2  49 

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4  29 

5  H 
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OCTOBER 


1780,  begins  on  bunday.  *" 


'  Firft  Quart.  5th  Day  3  m  the  Mornipg, 
'  Full  Moon  1 3th  Day  8  in^the  MorMn^^>. 
'  Laft^.^^ti«)th  Day  i  in  the  ^*orning,  ^ 
.  Nc'vV%lion^7th  Day^  in  the  Afternoon. 


I 

•  1  * 
3 
4 

■■  5 
6 

7 
8 

10 
II 
12 

13 
H 

1^1 6 

-^l 

20 
ai 

a'2 


Miw      Remarkable  Days,  &'c. 

A  I  9th  pall  Tr/«;Vy. 

2  Gool  Mornings  &  Evenir^gs.i 

3  l.Q^Bofion,  Plinio.  NantH^k.- 

4  BatiGermantown,  ['enr.1777 

5  P.  N.  10.  2. 

6  Ffl/?^,  Virg.  &  Mart.  /•- 

7  ^.attleaf Still  Water,  1777. 
A  loth  paft  Trinity.         ^ 

2  St.  Dennis. 

3  Sup.  C.  Taunton, 

4  C(3/«»«^?«difco. America,  1494. 

5  0  Apogee. 

6  S^w^ri  Confeffor, 

7  7*'s  rife  6h.  52m. 
A  tifl;  paft  Trinity, 
z,  B\{h.  Latimer  burnt  1555. 

3  Hurgoyns  and  his  wholeArmy 

4  (furrefrdered  to  Gen.  Gates 

5  (at    Saratoga,  I777' 

6  S\  Lj</^5,  (the  i8th  Day) 
Si3«       .  .  .. 
i2d  paft  Trinity. 
Full  Tides. 

3  Rhode, JJlandev3CMZtei  ?779. 

4  Ggcr^e  11.    K.  England,  died 
<;  ^  Pcfigee.    (1760,  yEr.77. 

Sun  .ecripred  and  vifible. 

7  .Sr>'.S/«(J«  and  Sf.  y^/^J'^. 
A U  3d  pail  Trinity. 
z\S\rJV.Ra!eigh  behead.  i6r?5 
3  |S,G.C««^.  l.C.F^teo.  Tijhu. 


,Qs.\r:^!, 


F.Se 


6  12  6    7  40 

a  10  j 

6  13  ^'S   32 

3     n 

6  14  6    9  ^ol    3  49  1 

5  16  6 

IP     9 

4  43 

5  34 

6  17  6 

Vt     4 

6  19  '6 

morn.' 

6  19 

6  zx  6 

b     -4 

7      2- 

6   zr,    6 

I     7 

7  43 

6  54  6 

2     X 

8  29 

6  26  6 

3   li 

9  ^3 

6  27  6 

4  13 

9  49 

6  28  6 

5   T4 

10  39V 

6  30  6 

Drife 

ri  23 

6   31  6 

6     2 

.2  18 

6  32  6 

6  28 

1   10 

6  3;  6 

7     0 

^     3 

6^  6 

7  42 

2  49 

6     76 

«   33 

3  59 

6  38  6 

9  34 

443^ 

j6  40  6 

10  40 

53^ 

6  4!    6 

IT '49 

6.a6 

6  42  6 

morn. 

7  ?3 

6  43  6 

T    t8 

8     3 

6446 

2   3S 

s  49 

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9  38 

6  46  6 

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ri   13 

6  49  65  43 

li    3 

6  50  6i  6  23 

la  49 

&<i  6j  7  10 

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6  52  6 

I  59'^  30  1 

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rOVEMBER  !7So,bcg;n5onWcdnef;]ay 


Firft  Quart.  3d  Day  9  in  the  Afternoon, 
Full  Moon  nth  Day   i  m  the  Afternoon, 
Lall  Quart.  i9t;h  D*y,>  in  the  A'orning, 
New  Moon  26th  Day  1  in  ijie*Mo.rning.- 


3  '^ 
4 
5 
6 


9 

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T 

2 

3 

4 
5 
6 

.7 
% 

9 
o 
I 

,2 
3 
'4 
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6 

Mi- 

3 

to  5 


Remarkable  Day?,  &'c. 

All  S girts  Pay. 
Mo  high  Tices   this  nr.iutl? 
uniefs  occcOoned  by  ftorms 
Syrms  rifes  ^ob.  50m. 
'-4.lh  paft  Trinity. 
^  Apogee. 
Sup.  C.  Salem. 
Twilight  ends  6h.  ^tn. 
Frederick.?  v.M.^z\i.  Sch  wer  in 
S^.  Martin.  (born,!?!?. 

Moon  eclipfsd,  vifible. 
Ferdinand,  K.  of  Naples  born 
(174s, 
Inf.  C.  NortkambtOf:. 
-M  h  ? 

Day's  length,  gh.    3cm. 
Great  Eirthquake,  I  755. 

26:h  paft   'Trinity. 

iU'rle  at   Fort  Wafiaington, 

^  Perigee.  ('7;  6. 

^  Cecelia,  virg, 

•;.  CierKfTtt,  m3tr. 
JTw'light  begin?  ch.  35m. 
[St.  Catharine,  virg.  &  mart. 
;27th  part  Trinity. 
,'P.  N.  6.  20. 

Inf.  C.  Catfibridgc  zni  Pitts- 
'  field. 
iSt.  Andreiv. 


r.Q.. 

fy  5.^  6 

5  v;'^ 

6  56  6 

6  s8  <? 

6  59  6 

70S 

7     I  5 

7    a  5 

745 

7     5  5 

7     <>  5 

7     7   5 

7     9    ^ 

7  10   5 

7   'I   5 

7    J2    5 

7'i3   5 

7  14  5 

7  IS   5 

7  t6  5 

7  X''   ^ 

7   tS  5 

7  19  5 

7  20  .5 

7  ai  5 

^22    5 

}7  23   5 

7  ^-4  5 

7  -,S  5 

7  25    5 

r.^;.\F.Sea. 

TT3J  7'7^ 

9  54-i  4    6 

<o  561  4  49 

"  55)  5  40 
morn. 

T  c 

2.  a 

3  S 

4  II 
5-15 
Drifc 

5  8 

5  39 

6  2u 

7  M 

8  30 

9  43 
10  45 
nnorn. 

0  T9 

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3  o 

4  IQ 

5  33 

6  46 

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7  12 
7  4^ 
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9  :o 

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1 1  3S 

12  2O 


5  491  I    -2 

6  36     7   C9 

7  37  2,  ;t. 


DECEMBER   1780,  begins  on  Friday. 

Firft  Quart.  3d  Day  6in  the  Afternoon, 

Full  Moon  I  ith  Day  3  in  the  Afternoon,     || 

Laft  Qu^art.  18th  Day  i   in  the  Afternoon,    || 

New  Moon  25th  Day  3  in  the  Afternoon-       || 

M 

w 
6" 

Remarkable  Days,  ^c. 

r,(^s. 

7  26~ 

9  34 

F.'Sea. 

I 

7*'s  fet  J  ih.  lorn. 

3  3* 

2 

7 

6Qh 

7   27   5 

JO  37 

4  '? 

3 

A 

Ad-veni  Suvday. 

7   2^7  J 

1 1  40 

5    4 

4 

Z 

^   Apogee. 

7  2«  5 

morn. 

«;  49 

5 

3 

I.  C.  Barn/fable  ii  WijrceJTer. 

7  29  5 

0  44 

635 

64 

Algernon  Sidney  behead.  1 62  3 

7  29  5 

-I    49 

7   2) 

7 

5 

Night's  length  i4h.  5'?m. 

7  3^^  5 

2*56 

8    7 

8 

6 

Concept.  Vir.  Mary.  [1747. 

7   3T  ^ 

4     2 

8  54 

9 

7 

Hofton    Town  Houfe   barnc 

7   31  5 

5     6 

9  39  '■ 

10 

A 

/'attic  at    Gwin's   Ifland    in 

7     25 

6   T4 

TO  as  1 

II 

I 

\  Virginia  1775. 

7 

^  V-  5 

Drife 

M    10! 

12 

3 

Inf.  C.  PUmouth. 

73-5 

5  12 

12    a 

13 

4 

Lucy,  •virg.  &  mart,              ^ 

^  13  5 

6    n 

12  54 

H 

5 

Day*8  length  gh.  27m, 

^  33  5 

7  20 

1  49 

15 

6 

7*'8  fet  9b.  54m. 

^  33  5 

8  37 

a3*  j 

i6 

7 

Tea  deftroyed  at b often,  7773 

7 

9  55 

3  30 

17 

A 

3d  in  Ad'vent, 

7  34  5 

1 )   16 

4  21 

18 

2 

®  Perigiee. 

'   34  5 

mors. 

5  »4 

6  3 

19 

3 

Inf.  C.  Taunton. 

^   34  5 

0   36 

20 

4 

[born  1715. 

'   34  5 

I   50 

6  55 

•21 

5 

Muffapha  III.  Grand  Turk, 

'    34  5 

3     8 

7  49 

22 

6 

(St.  Ti7077?fli  Apoft.  &  Mart. 

^  345 

4  T4 

»  37 

23 

7 

Frederick  IV.  Eleft.   Saxony 

7   34  5 

5  3c 

9  28 

24 

A 

4th  in  Advent,     (born  1749. 

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i-i  Geographical    Deicriptson  ot  the    VVoilcTj,;* 
TT^U^OPIt;^    fituarc  berween  loj.Wcft  and  S^i.  E*'*  ■,  i^ 
X2j  LongiiLiiie,  and  b-tween  -56  and  72  degress  NofthA| 
btiiude,  h  bounded  by   the  frozen  ocean  on  the  North,  j  , 
by  Aiia    on  the  Eaft,  by  the  Mediterranean  Sea  en  the  |  j 
South  (which  divides  it  from  Africa)  and   the  Atlantic  Ij 
.  ocean  on    the  Weft,   being   3000  miles  long,  2r>d   25001^ 
I  bro?d.  The  grand  divifions  of  this  part  of  the  World  are, 
i  F  atc^.   S.a'n,    Forlugal,   Italy,   Switzerland,  Auftjian 
3fid  Uni'rd  N-ther'ands,  Germany,  Bohemia,  Hungary, 
Tranfzivan'a.  Sclavoma,  Croatia, Poland, RulTia,  Sweden,'^ 

Drnm^rk.  Nrr^ray,    Turkey    in  Europe. The   moft 

emi-\ent  iJlands  are  GreatBrita^n,  Ireland,  Iceland. S'ciiy, 
Sardinia,  lvi<:a,  Mzj^rca.  Minorca,  Coifica,  Cephalonia, 
Corfu,  the  Arehiptlago  Hands,  and  Candia. 

ASIA.  The  Continent  of  Afia  is  fituate  between  25 
and  148  degrees  of  EaR  Longitude,  &  between  the  Equa- 
tor and  rz  (]eer-es  of  N'orih  latitude  j  4?co  miles  fpog, 
and  4300  broad  ;  h  b.->undcQ  by  the  frozen  oceanon  (he 
North,  hy  the  Pac  fie  ocean  c^.  the  Eaft,  by  the  InBian 
ocean  on  'he  Sou'-h,  and  on  the  Weft  by  the  Red  Sea, 
the  Levanr,  A'-ch;pel?go,  Reilefijcnt,  Proponti?,  Bof- 
;  norus,  Bl  clc  Sea,  rhe  Rivers  Dor.,  Tcbol,  and  Obj*.— 
The  princ  pal  Kingdoms  and  States  are,  Turkey  in  Afia, 
Arabia,    PeTi?,    AiTyria,   China,   Arab-a,   Mefopofamia, 

India,  Mediii,  F?Ieft'ne,  ChrJdea.  Tartary,  Siberia. 

The.moft  remsrkable  of  the  IHirds  are  the  Tbikfh  in 
the  Archipelago  and  Lrvant,  ard  riiofc  of  Jspan,  For- 
m->f3,  the  Philippines,  Molucco's,  Borneo,  Java,  Suma- 
tra, Batavia,  Ceylon,  and  the  Maldives. 

AFRICA,  is  2  Peoinfula  joined  to  Afia  by  anifthmus, 
and  fituate  between  j8  degtee?  Weft  and  50  Eaft  longi- 
tude ;  and  between  37  and  35  South  latitude;  bounded 
by  the  Medirerranean  Sea  (w|;;ch  divides  it  frcmEurope) 
on  the  North  ;  by  the  Ifthmus  of  Suez,  the  Red  Sea  and 
the  Indian  ocean  on  the  Eaft  ;  by  the  Southern  ocean  on 
the  South  ;  ancj'  by  the  Atlantic  Ocean  on  the  Weft  ; 
being  4300  miles  long,  and  42c©  brt'ad,  and  is  divided 
into  the  following  Kingdrms,  viz.  Egypt,  BarBary,  Nu- Lj 
midia,  Ethiopia,  Nubia,  Congo,  Abyftiina,  Guinea,  &c. 
— The  chief  IHands  are  Madagafcar,  St.  Helena,  Cape 
Vcrd  Iflands,  St.  Thomas,  Canaries,  Madeira,  Azores 


I78-> 


— ■-■■■_—■■  .is^A,  or  the  new  World,  is  fituatc  between 
i5''and  145  degrees  of  Weft  longitude,  and  between  80 
Morth  and  58  South  latitude  5  bounded  by  the  land  and 
feas  about  the  Arctic  Pole  on  the  North  j  by  the  Atlan- 
tic ocean  (which  feparates  it  from  the  old  World)  on  the 
Eaft  ;  by  the  vafl:  Southern  cacan  on  the  South  j  and 
by  the  Pacific  ocean  on  the  Weft  j  being  upwards  of 
8000  miles  in  length  from  North  to  South  3  but  hs 
greateft  breadth  fcarce  3000  miles.— It  is  divided  into 
North  and  South  America  j  the  former  containing  the 
Provinces  of  Mexico,  Florida,  Georgia,  Carolijja,  Virgi- 
nia, Maryland,  Pcnnfylvania,  Jcrfeys,  New-York,  New- 
England,  Nova-Scotia,  and  Canada. — The  latter  contains 
the  Brazils,  Peru,  Chili,  Patagonia,  Amazonia,  Para- 
guay, and  Terra  Firma.— — The  moft  noted  Iflands  are 
Cuba,  Hifpaniola,  Porto  Rico,  the  Virgins,  Trinidad, 
Margarctta,  Chiloe,  JuanFernando,  Jamaica,  Newfound- 
land, Barbados,  St.  Kitts,  Antigua,  Nevis,  Dominica, 
Barbuda,  Anguilla,  Montferrat,  Tohago,  Sr.  Vincent, 
•St.  Lucia,  Bahamas,  Bermuda,  St.  Martins,  Gaadaloup, 
St.  Bartholomew's,  Defeada,  Marigalante,  Martinico, 
Granada,  St.  Croix,  Curracoa,  St.  Euflatia,  St.Thomas. 

Of  the  natural  Divifion  of  the  Earth 

BY  the  natural  divifion  of  the  Egrth  is  meant  the 
parts  on  its  furface  formed  by  nature  j  fuch  as 
Continents,  Oceans,  Iflands,  Seas,  Rivers,  &  Mountaint. 

The  ancients  were  of  various  opinions  with  regard  to 
the  figure  of  the  Earth;  fome  imagined  it  to  be  cylin- 
drical, others  believed  it  to  be  in  t^e  form  of  a  drum  ^ 
but  it  was  generally  thought  to  be  a  vaft  extended  plane, 
bounded  by  the  horizon,  and  that  all  beneath  it  was 
Hades,  or  the  regian  of  Spirits ;  bat  the  induftry  of  fuc- 
ceeding  ages  banifhed  thefe  unphilofophical  opinions,  and 
experience,  that  touchftonc  of  truth,  has  eftablifhed  a 
fpherical  figure  beyond  all  contradidlion. 

The  Gloie  confifts  of  Land  and  Water,  whereof 
one  quarter  of  the  furface  only  is  land. 

The  Land  is  diviJed  into  tv/o  great  Continents,  yiz. 
the  Eaftern  and  Weftern  (befides  Iflands) 

The  Waters  are  divided  into  three  eztenfive  oceans, 
(befidea  IcfTerfeas)  viz.  the  Atlantic,  the  Pacific,  and  the 
ladian  ocean.  ' 


The  Atlantic,  or  Weftirn  ocean,  is  3000  miles  wide. 
The  Pacific  oceaB,  which  divides  America  from  ACa, 
is  10,000  miles  over.     And, 

The  Indian  ocean^  lying  between  the  Eaft  Indies  and 
Africa,  is  about  3000  miles  over. 

A  Continent  is  a  large  portion  of  Land,  contiguous, 
not  feparated  by  any  Sea. 

An  O^ears  is  a  great  body  of  Water  which  divides  £uch 
Continents,  a«d  walhing  their  borders  or  ffiores; 

A  Sea  is  a  Water  confined  by  the  Land,  as  the  Medi- 
terranean and  Baltic  Seas. 

A  Bay  or  Gulf,  is  a  part  of  the  Sea  almoft  farrounded 
by  Land,  as  the  Gulf  of  Mjxico,  the  Bay  of  Bifcay, 
Torbay,  &c. 

A  Strait,  is  a  narrow  Paffiige  out  of  one  Sea  into  ano- 
ther, as  the  Strait  of  Gibraltar,  or  that  of  NfagcUan. 

A  Lakey  is  a  Water  furrounded  by  Land,  as  Lake 
George,  Lake  Cham pkin,  &c. 

A  feninjula,  is  a  Country  almoft  furrounded  by  the 
Sea,  as  Arabia,  the  Morea,  and  Crim  Tartary. 

An  JJihmui,  is  a  narrow  Neck  of  Land  which  joins  a 
Peninfula  to  fome  other  Country,  as  the  Ifth^mus  of 
Darien,  which  joins  North  and  South  America. 

A  Cape  or  fromontory,  is  a  Point  of  Land  extending 
a  confiderableWay  into  the  Sea,  as  CapeCod  &  Cape  Ann. 

A  Meuntain  is  a  part  of  the  Land  more  elevated  than 
the  adjacent  country,  whereby  it  is  feen  at  a  greater  dif- 
tance  than  the  neighbouring  low  Lands. 

An  IJland  is  a  part  of  dry  Land,  furrounded  by  Water. 

A  Channel  is  an  arm  of  the  Sea  running  between  two 
fhores  and  broader  than  a  Streight. 

A  Roadf  is  a  Plaae  defended  from  moft  Winds  by  fome 
Iflands  or  Head  Land,  affording  (hclter  and  good  ancho- 
rage for  ihips. 

A  Creek  is  a  narrow  part  or  arm  of  the  Sea  running  a 
little  way  into  the  Land. 

Riven  are  ftreams  of  Water  flowing  chiefly  from  the 
mountains,  and  running  in  long  narrow  channels  or  cavi- 
ties thro'  the  Land,  till  they  either  fall  into  the  Sea,  or 
into  other  Rivers,  which  at  iaft  difcharge  their  Waters 
into  the  Sea. 


]        A  Remedy  for  the  Stcne  or  Gravel. 

TAKE  one  ounce  of  thefa,lt  of  tirrar,  and  dillolveii 
in  a  pint  of  boiling  rain  water ;  then  pour  it  or 
three  ounces  of  iime  j  take  about  30  drops  of  this  infu- 
fion  in  a  pint  of  broth  made  of  the  Icancft  of  vea],  hav- 
ing firil  bsen  well  fkimmed  of  every  particle  of  fat. — 
The  broth  muft  be  fipped  by  degrees  fo  as  to  be  an  hour 
in  tiJting  the  pint  j  three  pints  muft  be  taken  in  a  day, 
abftaining  from  all  acid?,  fa!t  or  fak  meat,  or  fat  of  any 
kind,  or  vegetables,  except  turnips,  potatoes  &  onions. 
The  patient  may  cat  beef,  mutton,  weal,  lamb,  chickens, 
ducks,  and  rabbits,  but  without  any  fauee  except  their 
own  gravy  j  their  drink  water,  with  a  little  rum  or 
brandy  in  it  j  and  to  ufe  fuch  exercife  as  can  be  taken 

i' without  pain  }  and  if  they  cxpedl  any  benefit  from,  the 
medicine  they  muft  perfevere  in  the  ufe  of  it,  even  the' 
thjy  find  no  amendment  for  a  (ew  v/eeks, 
I  The  above  remedy  is  fimilar  to  that  of  Mrs.  Stpvens's, 
(for  the  difclofing  of  which  (he  received  £-S°oo  from 
Farliaraent)  alfo  of  Dr.  Chittick's  celebrated  noftrum  j 
they  biing  nothing  moic  than  a  weak  veal  broth  medi~ 
cated  with  a  greater  or  lefs  quantity,  as  circumftances 
require,  of  foap  lye,  or  fome  fubftance  of- which  a  fixt 
alkalir.e  fait  is  the  bafis,  not  fpccifically    different  from 

foap  lye.- Such  are  the  virtues  of  thefe  medicines, 

that  the  urine  of  thofe  who  hrve  taken  them,  particu- 
larly (he  foap  lye,  in  a  few  weeks  becomes  a  menftruum 
in  which  ftonss,  which  come  from  the  bladder,  ar?  folu- 
ble,  as  has  been  often  proved  by  experiment. 

A  fpeedy  Cure  for  a  fpraioed  Foot  or  Ancle. 

FIRST,  let  it  be  fomented  with  vinegar,  a  little 
warm,  for  four  or  five  minutes  at  a  time  once 
every  four  hours  j  this  will  render  the  clicuiation  of  the 
fluids,  in  the  parts  af?e£led,  more  eafy,  and  either  prevent 
I  its  fwelling,  or  promote  its  fubfiding. 
I  Second,  let  the  perfon  fland  three  or  four  minutes  at 
a  time  on  both  his  feet  in  their  natural  pofture,  and 
fcmetimes  move  the  drained  foot ;  a-^.d  fo  met  imes,  when 
fittiug  wifh  his  foot  on  a  low  ftool,  let  him  move  it 
this  way  and  that  as  he  can  bear  it  j  this  will  contribute 
much  to  contrad  the  over-ftretched  velTsls,  and  to  re- 
cover a  due  cifcalatjion  of  thgir  fluids  through  them.        }  ; 


Third,  let  a  gcnlk  dry  friftinn  with  a  warm  hand  be 
fometime*  uffC  to  the  parts  affeded,  which  will  conduce' 
hiHch  to  the  fame  ends. 

Two  hv -irs  ai:er  every  application  of  the  vinegar,  let 
the  parts  aiFe^ed  be  juft  wetted  with  reClified  fpiiiCis  of 
wine,  and   then  gently  rubbed. 

By  theic  means  [.eifons  have  recovered  from  the  ef- 
feiSls  of  very  violent  fprains  in  a  few  c^ays,  when  others 
have  oeen  weeks  in  covering,  where  d)ffc. -nt  ways  of 
management  were  uiei^,  fuch  as  continual  rcfting  of  the 
ftrained  foot,  and  diffjfe  of  its  motions,  &c. 

Recipe  fcr  a  recent  Cold. 

BOIL  half  a   pound   of  honey  and  clarify  it^   then 
rhro'v  therein  one  Ummon,   peel  and  a'l.  firft  cut 
into  thin  fliccs,  which  boil  till  tender,    'hen  add  a  i'tcle 

faffron. —The  patient  is  to  eat  fome  of  'l.e  peel, 

and  take  a  httle  of  the  fyrup  of.co,  to  eafe  and  cure  the 

COUgll* 

A    Qneftion. 

ASorphcrd  in  time  of  war,  was  driv'r^ga  flock  of 
{htto  and  was  met  by  three  plunder  ng  parties  of 
foldicrs.  The  firft  party  obligetf  him  to  deliver  them^ 
one  half  of  his  fl  rk  and  half  a  fhcep  j  the  fecond  party 
obliged  him  to  deliver  them  one  half  of  what  the  firft 
party  had  left  him  and  half  a  {keep  j  the  third  party 
obliged  h,m  to  deliver  them  cc  ha  /  of  what  t'-e  fecond 
pariy  had  left  h'm  and  haif  k  ft)eep,  all  which  iders  he 
punfluaMy  performed  wit)  .uv  kiniag  or  aividing  a /heep, 
and  had  juft  twentv  lef\  N:)  »  -t  is  required  how  many 
fbfep  he  had  in  this  flock  at  fi  i>. 


Or    ronteBtTjent. 

GOOD  and  bad.  affluence  ani  war-t,  felicity  and  mif- 
fnrrane, -"..-  g-^eat  or  liti  te,  juft  as  we  fu""'  jr'-lvCS 
t(  hem.  Som-  I  fk  upon  lit'le  accidents  ^•■-  .  "a:  af- 
fliiftioos,  and  a  fl  'der  jdvantag*  as  high  prof-'iity.— 
He  is  the  richrft  rnan  who  dffires  no  fuperfluicy,  and 
waifs  fnr  p.)  nrrpfCary.  The  diTcontcnted  rich  are  poor, 
and  thofe  unhappy  whom  fmall  misfortunsa  fubdue, 

1780. 


ROADS  from  Boston  to  the  principal 
Towns  on  the  Continent,  with  the  Names 
of  Tavernkeepers  or  Icnholders 

(II.)  To  Martha  i   Virut- 

yard. 
Sandivichy      Ficcman  60 
Falmouth,  Fi/h      10 

FaltnoutbTown,   u  »  w    ^ 

Wood' i- Hole,     Parker     4 
Gv^er  Ferry  tp  Vineyard  9 


(I.)     To    Plymouth 

Cape- Cod. 

Towns.  Ta'vernt 

Dorchejiert  Kent 

a/f-;-  Vofe  and 

Milton,        n     a     1 
*        Raniival 

Braintree,      Brackett 


Ditto, 

Weymoutbf 

Ditto^ 
\  Hingham, 
[.ScituMie, 
j  Hanover, 
j  Pembrokef 

Ditto, 

Kingjiotif 

1  Plymoutkf 

i  Ditto, 
Ditto, 


Yarmouth, 


an4 

4 

3 

3 
2 

X 

4 
3 
3 
5 
2 
2 
6 


Cowins 
Arnolds 
Bignal 
Cuihing 
Collamore 
Wales 
Hall 
Baker 
Litile 
Bartlet      > 
Withcrly^ 
Cornifli 
Ellis 
„      ,     .  ,    Freeman   7 
Sandwich,  p,ff,„denX 

Z)/Vre,    Croker  Gf  Gray  4 
Bear  and 
Thatcher    4 
Datk     8 


Harwich, 

Eajibam, 

Ditto, 

Ditto, 

Wellfeet, 

Truro, 

Ditto, 


Crocker 

Myrick 

Higgins 

rye 

Collins 

Grofs 


ProvinceTown,  Atwpod  8 


!_ 


Miles 


01 


(III.)     Road   to  Taunton 

and  Swanzey. 

Town?. 

Ta-verns, 

Dorcbejier, 

Kent 

4 

Milton, 

Vofe 

3 

Ditto, 

Bent 

3 

Stoughton, 

Doty 

2 

Ditto, 

May 

3 

Stoughtonbam,    Noyes 

4 

Eafton, 

^      Howard 

8 

Norton, 

Godfrey 

2 

Taunton, 

Crecker 

% 

Dighton', 

Whitmaifii 

6 

Sivanxey, 

F^eclBairn 

.4 

Miles 

47 

l:J 


(V.)    To  Providence  and 

Toiverhill. 
Attlehororough,  Dagget  37 


121 


Providence, 
Patuxet, 
Greenwich, 
N.  Kingfton, 
Tewer-'hill, 


rrye      o 

Randall     « 

Arnold  10 

Gardner  H 

Sand«     4 

Miles  2^ 


(V.)      To     Neivport 


Roxhury, 

VVnit;ng      9 

DcdhafKy 

Gay     z 

IValpole, 

Cheney     9 

JVrentbam, 

Mann     8 

yittUborcugb^ 

Dagget  5 

Rshoboib, 

Digger     12 

Ditto, 

Hunt     4 

Warren, 

Cole     4 

Brifiol, 

Smrth     5 

Ferry-boujt, 

FisTce     ^ 

Portjmouib, 

3 

Neivport  y 

9 

-  —  — 

Miles     jz 

(VII.)  Wefte-n   poH   road 

to  Hartford  and  Ntiv-  ' 

Haven. 

„,  Cooljdge 

.Vatert<nvn,  ^  ^^-^^^^  9 

Walt  ham,  Gicafon  a 
Wejion,  Smith  Gf  Pierce  4 
D/.'/s,  Baldwin  Gf  J :^ne3  1 
SudburyXzni^  Baxkei  3 
Marlborough,  Kow  g 
P/.'ro,  Swain 

Nortbborough,  Martin 
Sbreivjbiiry,      Baldwin 


;  (VI.)  To  Norwich,  Nc-vj. 
\       London  dLTi-i  NetvHaven, 
'  -jittkborough,    Dzgget  37 
Providence,  Frye      9 

;  Jobnfon,  FAce     8 

•  Scituatt^  Angel     4 

•  Ditto,  Taylor     6 

•  Coventry,  Knox  4 
Volentoi.vn,  Dorance  4 
Flaih field,            Eaton     4 

1  Neipent,  Burnham  8 
.  Norivicb,  Leffingwell  7 
;  Mobegan,  Houghton  7 
.  NeivLondon,  Douglafs  7 
'  Rope-Ferry,      Durfey     6 

•  Lyme^  Anderfon  6 
;  Z)/V^<?,  Parfons  3 
;  Say  brook,  Shipniar  4 
'  Ditt0,  Leigh     5 

KillingfwBftb,  Merrill     5 
Guilford,  Stone  10 

Bradford,      Baldwin     it 
New  Haven,     Betfs      9 

Miles    164 


JVorcefter,  Knight 

Ditto,  Crafts 

D/r/o,  Stearns 

Leiceftr,              V/aite  4 

D/r/o,                    Bond  2 

Spencer,    Whittemore  4 

Brcokfield,  Rice  9 
Wtficrn,  Cutler 
Palmer,  Scott 
IVilcraham,'  Colton 
Springfi. Plain,  Chapin 
Springfield,       Parfcns 

LongMeadoiv,   Colton  4 

Enfield,                K'.bby  5 

IVindfcr,        Eifworth  7 

i)zVr5^                   Bifiell  1 

Z)/r/o,                 Potter  3 

E.Hart  ford,  Benjamin  4 

Hartford,                Bull  2 

Weatbenfield,  Stilman  3 
Middleton,          Fenno  11 

Durham^              Camp  6 

fVallir.gsford,  Dolittle  8 

Ditto,             Horsficld  i 
NorthHa^en,  Mznsfitld  4 

New-Haven,       Beers  8 

Miles    162 


(VIII.)  Road  to  Norwich 
and  Nevo-hondon^  by 
way  0  JVorcefier. 
fVorcefier^  Stearns  44 
Oxford,  Compbell  n 
Ditto^  Bellows     1 

Dudley,  Carter     6 

Woodfiock,  Clark     g 

Pomfret^  Grofvenor  4 
More  lake ,  Abbot     y 

Ciinte'-hury,  Cleavelaod  4 
ZJ.//0,  Backus     3 

Newent,  Burnham  5 
Norivicbf  Lothrop  7 
Mobegan,  Houghton  7 
NewLondoin,  Douglafs     7 


Miles 


114 


(IX.)  Middle  road  toF«r^. 
ford,  NJiaven.^  NTork. 
Dedbam,      Woodward   11 
Ditto,  Eilis     3 

Medfield,  Clarke     6 

Msd'way,  Ricbardfon     5 
!>/>/•,  Clark     i 

HoiUJion,  Hin    4 

Z>/«o,  Smith     I 

Mendon,  Amadon     6 

D/Vfe,     .  Keith     % 


C/xb  ridge, 


Wood     2 


Z>/V/o,  Morcdock  4 

Douglafs,  Hill  2 

lailingly,  Parker  3 

Tbompfon,  Jacobs  i© 

Z);7/(7,  WiUfon  3 

Pomfrtt,  Grofvenor  8 

Z)?«a               a 

4fhford,  Kendall  4 

2);Vro,  Pel  kins  4 

D;Vr<7,  Snow  3 

Ditto,  Knap  3 


Mansfield,  Peiree  3 

D/fro,  Bri^hara  3 

Co'ventry,     Mchardfon  3 
E.Hartford,Woo6hTidgt  8 

Ditto,  Benjamin  10 

Hartford,  Bull         ^ 

l^eathenfteld,  Kiliern  3 

Gr. Swamp,     Bcckley  7 

Kenfmgton,     HinJfdale  3 

Met  i  den,        Robin  Ton  6 

iValingsford,    |ahnfoii  7 
NorthHa'vsn,  Mauifield  5 

New  Haven,      Kilby  8 

Mi'^rd,  Laws  6 

Ditto ^  Bryant  4  ^ 

Stratford,  O!cot  4 

Fairfild,         Buckley  7  |^ 

Norivalk,    .   Kechum  12 

Stamford,         Youngs  7 

ZJff^o,  Fitch  3 

Rye^  Marvel  JO 

Marrinack,        Sutton  7 

Netv-Rocbel,     Bailey  3 

Eaft'CbeJier,      Butler  4 

Kingibridge, Dykemin  10 

New-York,  1 T 


Miles  24a 


(X.)     Road  to  ^^^a/jy. 

5roo4>/^ (VII)  Waite  6z 

Ware,             Downing  6 

D?/fo,                Rogers  a 

Belchertovjti,    Dwight  8 

Ditto,                Graves  4 

Amber^             Smith  4 

Ktfi/fj?,              Kellog  .4 

Northampton,    Lyman  a 

Cbefterfield,       Tuppcr  14 

JVorthington,      Miller  7 

Sandiifield,        Marks  6 
Pittifield,       Gutridgfr    9 

D///0            Hubbard,  4 

Albanj'Terr'^y  »! 


tenotomy. 

Newell 

exingtan, 

Buckmao 

oncord. 

Havwood 

Won, 

White 

,ittUton, 

GJlbsrt 

'roton. 

Pierce 

birley^ 

Saxweil 

•ur.cKburgf 

Hotchins 

'itcbb'urg. 

Cowdin 

Ifihurr.bam 

,      Fofter 

^tficberJoii, 

Scinfon 

htto. 

NichoHa 

)itto. 

Darling 

fonadinock, 

Reed 

•wanzeyy 


Tiffany 

Hammond 

Wyman 

Bellows 

Phelps 


.eenCf 

h'tto, 

lo.  Four ^  ^_ 

^ott■i  Ferry f 
fringfield,      Stevens' 
''^eatbersfield,  Spafford 


a-vendipjy 

tter  Crtekf 
utlandf 
^ittiford  f 

borebam, 
'radport, 
"je-  tbeLjki  to 
Puna, 


Pain     6 

Coffin     5 

Button  20 

Meeds     6 

Waters     6 

Moor  2* 

Towncrs     S 

Craiun. 

7. 


Xll.)     To  Albany   and 

G^uebec. 
pnngfieldiyil)  BUfs,  96 
vtr  the  River  to  Ely's  2 
'^eftjield,  Chp     7 

);Vrci,  Emcrlon     3 

landford,  Knox     6 


Grser.iucody       Rowley  6 

Ditta^,'                 Spfi:)g  4 

Tyringbam,  Chadwick  7 
Great  Bar rington,  Root  9 

Ditt:              Whiting,  I 

Egremonty            Hicks  4 

NobletOftm,       Cowles  4 

Ditto  y          McKinftry  3 

DittOy                      Ray  3 

Stoneboufe,  Hogaboom  4 

Kinderbcoky      Vannefs  2 

Ditto,                 Goofe  6 

Ditto,           Vanburgh  t 

Ditto,                  fitch  IS 

Albany -Ferry,  8 

Half-mccn,  la 

Still. ivaUfy  13 

Saratoga,  12 

Lake-Gecrge  28 

Tieonderoga,  44 

Croivn- Point,  1 5 

£<!/?■  EndLakeCbampI.  1  z 

LePrairie,  16 

Montreal,  6 

Tro/i  RiviereSy  90 

%eiff.  8© 


(XIII)  Road 
Wait  ham  y 
Lincoln, 

StCftV, 

Bolton,        R 

LancafieTy 

Ditto, 

Wefimi^fiery 

templeton. 

Ditto, 

Piter/ham, 

Neiv-Sakwy 

Sunderland, 

Montague^ 

Deerjidd, 


to  Deerfield- 

Brewer  10 

Parks  6 

Gates  9 

ichardfan  8 

Lock  3 

Geary  7 

HA;  den  6 

ChiM-fth  > 

Baker  5 

Winflow  3 

Cooke  9 

Billings  9 

Root  4 


Hoit     5 


(XJV.)     Road   to    9bna- 
delphia,  Virginia^Nortb 
and   South-Carolina. 
Netv-Tork,  251 

Ne-jvarky  ^ 

Elisiahetb    Town,  6 

Woodhridge^  JO 

Brunjiujckf  10 

Prince-TezoMt  i  7 

Trenton,  j . 

Brifiol,  ,0 

Frankford,  jc 

P.btladelpbia^  ,- 

DarbVf  m 

Cbefier,  \ 

Brandettfina^  I  a 

New-Caftlt,  5 

£/i  River,  ,- 

Nertb-Eafl,  ^ 

Sufquebanna,  q 

Gunpowder  Ferrj^  ae 

Patnpjvo  Ferry,  ao 

Annapolit,  ,0 

Mount  Pleafant,  13 

l^j&f  *r  Marlboro*  9 

Pifeatawayf  j^ 

Port  Tobacco,  1^ 

Snead's  Tavern,  IX 

Toii'j  Bridge,  so 

Clay  burn's  Dittit,  9,^ 

Frenaus,  1^ 

Williamjburgh,  16 

IpofWigbtCtMouft,  18 

Nanfemend,  ao 

Bennetts   Creek,  jo 

Edentont  jo 

5^//'f  F*rry,  8 

.  BarA  Towny  45 


JVbitecock  River,  ao 

A^«w  U/vfr  Fgrry,  30 

Cape-Fear  River,  45 

Lockwoo(ts,  J  8 

jB.  J5«rf  Lowg"  5<»jf,  a  2 

fy.  End  of  ditto,  a5 

Gcarge^Towtt,  30 

Santee  Fe/ry,  ja 

5av(?ff  Ferr/,  a© 

Cbarlejiowtt,  36 

(XV.)  Diftanci  to  the 
M1S8ISIPP1. 

Louijburg  to  Sluebec  ^60 

Tro/i  Rivieres  ,  .80 

RIontrealy  90 

Z-a  Galette,  120 

For;  Frontenac,  gCT 
Ofwego,  acrofs  tbe  Eajt 

End  of  Lake  Ontario,  60 

Niagara  Falls,    ,  160 

^  5/or*  flfl«/Jr,  20 

La*f  Fr/«,  10 

For;  Prtfque  IJU,  90 

Beauf  Rivef,  15 

Pittjburgb,  180 

Oi&io  Ftf//j,  600 

Miffifippi,  300 

Afo«r/>  (^Z"  2?/««,  9  JO 

(XVI.)     Road  to   DarN 
moutb-College   in  iV«w- 
Hampjhire, 
iN7^3.Fo«r,(Xl)Hafting9  IJ9 
Clairmour.t,       Wait  2 

JD/Vfo,  Summera     4 

Cornifk,  Chaf«     4 

Z)»rfff,  Ditto     3 

Plainfeld,  Smith     7 

Lebanon,  Hilil     $: 

Darttnatub'Col,  Stores     '4, 


XVH  )     Road   to  iV^w- 

bur^   Port,    Portjmoutb 

Cajco-Bay,  &c. 

\Jedford,  Biltnsgs      5 

Maiden,  Kettie     * 

.ynn,  Newell     4 

Oanvert,  Piemont      ^ 

slem,  Goodue  £f  Webb  2 

len/trlyy  Waters     1 

Fenbam^  Porter     6 

/)/zi;zci>,Sm!tfe,TredweI  6 

loiviey,  Hirot     3 

Senvhury,  Pierce     7 

^siobttry.Pi^rtt  Choate, 

"  flff</  Davetiport,  i 

lijbury,     Knowlton     4 

eai>rock,  Griffith     a 

lampton.F^lU,  Sanborn, 

and  DaYidfoo,  2 

'ampton,  Leavitt     % 

^ffb- Hampton,  Ltuji^  3 

reenland,       Wiggins     4 

ortfmo.  T\Uon  fefFofi,  5 

'-'  "^ork,     Wpodb/idge 

«»^  Row,  9 

'elhy  Littlefield  13 

'■"^  Cole     3 

^nnebunkf     KimbaM     6 
'tf«^/^//.  Patten     % 

^0,  Alleo     6 

»r borough,    Bradbury  3 


tto, 
Imtuth, 

Imoutb 
Toiun 


MiJliken 
March 
Skillcn 


^Waite, 


Shattuckj  5 

J  Grecie, 
w  Caf<9,  Cucknam  7 
^th-YarrMutb,  Loring  6 
to^  Mitchell     6 

(0,  Coffin     2 

mfwick.  Stone  16 


Br^njivick, 'ihom^ioa  4 

GeorgeTt-WH,  Springer  8 

}Vooi%oicb,  HardeoFerry  1 

Ditt;                     Read  4 

Pownalbora  ,  Lovejojr  6 

DiHo,             Goodwin  a 

Cobeftconte,          Smith  S 

Hallcwsll^           French  7 

Fajfalborg',           Bkoo  S 

£)/>?:>,  Cetchef   3 

J^injlo'zo,  Pettie     5 

Norridge<wa/i,Ho¥tzTd  28 


Upper  Road  to  Falmouth. 

Medford,  Porftrr     5 

Woburn,  Fczo'.e 

Wilmington,        7Vy 

DittQ»  Hhmpjon 

Andover,  Ballard 


Ditto, 

Ditto, 

Haverhill, 

l^laftow. 

Ditto, 

KingffOi.,^ 

Ditto, 


Abbot 
Brag 

Gretnieaf 
Bradley 

Little 
Stevens 
Abhat 


Exeter,  Gilman,Tburfton  6 


Stratham, 

Newmerket, 

Durham, 

Dover, 

Bcrvvrick, 

Ditto. 


Chace 
Fulfom 
G.ge 
Gage 
Lord 
Chadburn 


Wells,  Littlefield 

Kennebunk,    Kimball 
Ditto,  fatten 

S«o,  j^ii^n 

Pcpperelboro',^rtf^^ry 
Scarborough,  Millikin 


Ditto, 
Falmouthy 


March 


4 


120 


Solution    of  the   Paradpxes  at  the  bcgiuni'ng  of  the 

Almanack.  '  i 

Paradox  \.  Two  Bodies  tannot   be   in   tht  fame  VXici 

II.  tJy  eating  tbemjel'ves,  is  meant  that  the  PeopI 
themfelves  cat.  •  \     "f 

III.  If  one  of  the  Perfons  fail  Eifl  and  th-  othe-  We| 
round  the  Globe,  feveral  Years,  they  will  differ  \^ 
Days  pvcry  Year  in  thrir  reckonirg  ;  and  in  forty  Yeapi 
ov.ft  n-ill  feem  to  be  eighty  Days  older  than  the  other.   • 

IV.  This  IS  at  the  South  Pole,  where  rhere  is  no  fnd 
Thing  asEaft  and  Weft,  therefore  muft  always  com. 
•I cm  the  North. 

V.  This  is  the  Gafe  evfry  where  ;  for  the  Ji'foon  i 
mcft  enlightened  at  the  New  Moon,  when  it  is  nearef 
the  Smh,  and  le-ift  en!i|ihtT?("d  at  the  Full  Moon,  b?caiii 
It  is  then  at  rhe  greateft  D. fiance  from  the  Sun,  thou,- 
at  that  Time  it  appears  every  where  to  be  mcft  en 
lifhfened.' 

VI.  This  is  trtie  of  any    Pi-ire  ;   the   Sin   frequent; 
appears  above  ihe   I-Jorizon,  when   it  is  really  below 
occafioncd  by  the   Refradlion  of  the  Vapours   near    th 
Fior'zon.  ^ 

Yearly    Mee'c'ngs    »n    N^'zv- England    of  that  Frierdl 

Society  denominated  QUAKEIIS. 
At  Sandwich,   the  6:h   day   before    the  iaft   firft    da 

of  the   'hird  m-'nth. 
At  Grecnivich,  the  lad  fifl  day  of  the  fifth  rnonth. 
At  ^bodeipand,  the  fecoad  fixth  day  of  the  fixth  monlh 
At  Nantucket,  the  foiirrh  fixih  day  of  the  fiJfth  montJi. 
At  Kingjhn,  the   fecond  fnfl  day  of  the  eighth  month 
Ac  Pronjidence,  the  fourth  firft  day  of  the  eighth  month 
At  Bo/lon,  the  fourth  fix-h  day  of  th",  ninth  month. 
At  Lynn,  the  fourth  feven-.h  day  of  the  ninth  month 
At  Salem,  the  fourth  firft  day  of  the  ninth   month. 
At  Satuate,  the  firfl  fix'. h  day  of  the  tenth.monvh. 
At  Dartmouth^  the  fourth  fixth  day  of  the  tenth  montfj; 
At\S'wdt«2:f'^,  the  fecond  feventh  day  of  the  nth  mont) 


^*,^  CASF-f  giveafor  all  Sorts  of  clea 
(Cotton  and  Linnen  RAGS,  at  the  Btb 
and  Heart  in  Cornhill,  Bofton. 


A 


—  '■  1 


REGISTER 

FOR        THE 

:cate  of  Mqjfacbiifetts  Bay. 

A  lijl  of  the  Honorable  Ccur.cU,  chafer,  in  May  1'77Q. 


'.•!;^(?mi3h  P-^weil 
VMliam  Sever 
\rt?mas  Ward 
^cnja.  G''ccn,eaf 
Ni\tti  Spooaer 
Ta  eb  Cufhing 
'hom^is  Cufhing 
amusl  Aoams 
ibez  F;ih:r 
/lofc.  Giii 


•enpmin  WbLle 
Henry  Gardner 
Daniel  Davis 
Francis  Dana 
rirmthy  Danie'foo 
Nj-.haa  CuthJng 
f  motliy  Edwards 
tOliver  Frefcott 
J-fnh  Stone 
lAbriiiam  Fuller 


^iamud  Niles 
Samuel  Baker 
Jof-ph  Sim^fon 
Jjhn  Pitts 
Aaron  Wood 
Tkrmas  Durfee 
Noah  Goodman 
Edward  Cutts 

Efquircs 


Hov.,  Samuel    Adam  ,  Efq;  Sec-etar)', 
J.ilju  Avery,  jan.  Efq}   Dcpu'y  Secrecary. 

C'erk:  it  the   Secretary's  Office, 
Viil.  «2k-;r,  iuo.lj^hn  Dall  |J»natbaa  VVatfoD 

Vi::^^}  .Ha'r'is.    I  Jonathan.  Webt      1 

Hin.  Heary  Gardcer,  Efq;  Trcafurer. 
J  .hn  Furnafs,  Efq;  Clerk  and  Afliftant. 

Pvicbard  Daveis,  Efq;  ComrnhfTiry-Geoera!, 
Bsnjamia  V7hi:e,  Efq;  firft  Clerk. 

Juficet  of  the  Peace  throughcut  the  State, 
eremiah  Pov-ell 
kmes    Bowdoin 
Villiam  Ssvcr 
?enJ3.  Greenleaf 


;'C  Valtcr  Spoooer 
'aleb  Cufliin? 
lenja,  Caadbourr 
>;  Villiam  Cu(hi')g 
;  la^h.  P.  Sarjeant 


David  S:wal 
Jam's  Sullivan 
Robir.  T.  Paine 
Enoch  Freeman 
enry  Gardner 
Rcnja.  Lincoln 
Charles  Chauncy 
Joff'p'A  Palmer 
Samuel  Hohen 


Mofes  Gill 
ab?z  Fifhfr 
'.erja.  White 
Timo.  Qanie'fon 
Artemas  Ward 
John  Hancock 
Thomas  Co/hing 
Simuci  Adams 

Efquires 

1780. 


A  Lifi  of  the  Honorable  Plouje  of  Reprefentativeu 
Hon.  John  Hancock,  Efqj  Spezicer. 
Samuel  Fretman,  Ejq;  Clerk. 
WlUiBm  Baksr,  Meflengcrto  ihe  General  Court. 


County  0/ Suffolk, 
'J  Hon.  J.  HancGck,  Efc^j 
£  /  Caleb  Davis,  efq; 
o  (Thomas  Da^«s,  c'qj 
t:  f  Mr.  Thomas  Waliijy, 
^  \  William  Todcr,  cfq; 
J  Samuel  Auftm,  efqj 
Roxburyy  capt.  Jo.  Williams 
Dorcbcfier,  Eben. Wales,  efq; 
Milton^  capt.  Setb  Sumner 
Braintree,  Rich.Craoch,  ffqj 
ff^eymouth,  Sol.  Lovell,  efqj 
Hingbam,  mr.  Jof.  Thnxtcr 
Dcdham,  Jena,  Meicaif,  efq; 
Medfield,  mr.  Daniel  Perry 
iVrentbam,  mr.Lem.lCollock 
Brookline,  cor.  T.  Afpinwall 
Needbam,  capt.  E.  Kingfburvj 


D/jr«t;<rrj,coi.  If.  Hutchinf* 
Marblebeadf  mr.  Sa.Gatche 
mr.  Burrel  Deveretix 
William  Hacon,  cfqj 
mr.  Jolhna  Prentifs 
£y»«,  capt.  Holten  Jnhnfon 
^wiiwt'r,  mr.  Sanri.     hiHipc 

Samuel.  Ofgood,  efqj 
Bevtrly,]oC\.  Batcheldor,  efqj 

Jona.  Connant,  efq; 
Roiviey,  capt.  .'enj.  Adams 
Salijhuryy  maj.  Jofeph  Page 
Haverhill,  Jon.Webfter,e(qj 
Topsfeid,  mr.  Zaf-.  Gculd 
Almfrury,  Will.  Bay.lcy,  efqj 
Bradford^  D.  Thurfton,  clqj 
Boxford,  John  Cufiiing,  efqj 
County  c/ Middlesex. 


Stiughcon,  Elij,  Durbar,  c(qy  Cambridge,  S.  Thatcher,  efqj 


Stongbtoriham,  N.  Kingfbury 
Medti'.-'yf   Elijah  Clark,  efqj 
Walpole,  maj.  Seth  Bullard 
Cbelfea,  mr.  Tho.  Pratt 
Franklin,  Dr.  John  Metcalf 


C/6ar/t/?eii;«,N.Gorham,  efqj 
Watertoivn,  Jon.iJrown,  efdjj 
iVoburn,  col.  Loam,  Baldwin 
Concord,  maj,  Jofeph  Hofmer 
Netvtoivn,  mr.  Tho.  Parker 


Ott|'<?>,  mr.  johnEvctettl/Jc^^/r^,  mr.  Benja.  Brown '^ 

County  of    Essex,         | Afi2r/^oroH^>6, mr.SimonStow  1 

5fl/f»z,Hon.J.Pickering,  efq; !^;//^r7>dr.  Will. Stickncy,  efqj 

capt,  Geo.  Williams      I Fr4>«/r^i^CT,  mr.  W.Brown 

capt,  Samuel  Ward        "C/f>f/wi/br//mr.A.Chamberlin 

r^/wrr/{»,  hon.  M. Farley,  efqj  Sudbury,  czpt.  jona.  Rice     ' 


Ma/den,  capt,  Benj.  Blaney 
IVeJion,  Jofiah  Smith*  efqj 
Medford,  The.  Brooks,  cfq; 


Stephen  Choate,  efq; 

Newbury y  Mofes  Little,  efq; 
Jacob  Gerrifh,  efq; 

Newifwy-pt,],Gfetn\eii,tfqM''e/}/ord,  capt.  Jofeph  Reed 
Stephen  Crofs,  efqj         ■  PFaltbam,  mr. Ab.Saunderfon|^^ 
Mofes  Frazier,  efq;        l<?ro/o«,  James  Prefect,  «^qj 
Jona.  Titcomb,  efq;      j;;r;7»j/»^row,mr.Tini.Wa]ke» 
Theo.Parrons,  efqj       Ih9//;/?o«,  co!.  Abner  Perry 


County  5/  HA^«'SHIRE.  **    .^  ,       "f^^    ~'^'^'~^\t^ 

Sprirgjicldy  W.  P   nchon,f,-rqj  Sandivlch,  cof.  Naf .  i-  rc«.      ,-^' 

col.  Jonathan  Hale    ^Tarmontb,  D.  Thatcher,  efgy 

?f-</?-        Imr.  J-.n.  White'  Jena.  Ho-^es,  «%; 

Springfieid  I  maj.   ■^■?rj.  'S.U -Eaftbam,  mr.  -  ar . Trefmaa 

Nortbamprosy  capr.  Ei-nHant|?'^W/t'fr,  capt.  Winfl.  Lewis  ; 

mr,  Caleb  Si.-ong    Ci^^r^^tz;?;,  mr.  Jnfepb  Howfe- 

S:uthampton,  cap'.  T.  C:nrk|Hfi'"Zf/^'^,  Sol.  Fifcman,  efqj 


Hadley,   mr.  Phineas  Lymanj 


Jofeph  Nye,  eftjj 


So.Hadley,  capt.  Darid  NaHi' ■^'^ ''»<"' '^>  maj.  ]c(.  Dimuck 


Af}2herfti  w.:-.  John.feillin 

m'.  Eben.  Matrnnn 
Grar.byy  capr.  Phin.  Sm::h 
liarfidd.  John  Haftinps,  efq; 
V/sjt field,  capt.  Dav.  Mcfciy 
'-maj.  Warham  Parks 
Csn^y^y,  iicuf,  Jona.VVhitney 
nderland,  capt.  N.  Leonard 
Monf..igue,  cap".  Mof.Har  vey 


Truro,  mr.  Sylvr,nus  Snow 

Cet'/!/))  o/"  Bristc  L. 

Taunton,  Geo.  Godrrev,  efq; 

hon.  Rob. T. Paine,  efqj 

Rebobotb  mr.E.Starkwearher 

mr.  Jofeph  Alien 
Sivanxey,c^^X,  Phillip  SIcad 
mr.  Ifrae!  Jiaracji] 
Dartmourb,  Edw.  PoPe.  efq;  ^ 


A''5r//j/c-/i,eap\T. Alexander! iV^r/'o;;,  mr.  Abr.  Whjr« 
Brimf.eld,  m--.  Jof.  Moffatt  \Mansfic!d,  cz^z,  Ahiel  Clap 


Attliborough,  capr.E-i/haMay 
Dighton,  mr.AbiezerPhiJIipSi 


Monfon^  mr.  Benja.  Mvinn 
mr.  Abel  Goode'l 
Pa 
Cr, 

Cekra 

Murrayfield,c»?i.  E.%hepaii  County  of  York. 

AJhfie/d,  mr.  Jona.  Taylof      Tork,  col.  Edward,  Grow 
Worthington,  mr.  J.  Brgwfter  Kittery,  Edward  Cults,  cfqj 
Southtvick.  mr.Abner  Fowler  J  ohn  Froft,  efq; 

iVoz-TO/V-JohrKiikland,  efq;  Wells,  d^'^.  Jo/huj  Hragdon 
Ludkiv,  mr.  Aaron  J.  MWletlBertvicky  col.  Jofeph  Prime 

County  of  Plymouth,     \pcpperr;lbirb\  T.  Cuttfjfcfqj 
P/ywoa^i^.hon.J.Warrep.efq;!    C8:/??ry  «/ Worcester. 
i'c;>i'rfC|i  capt  .Jof,  To!m":n    IWorcefier,  Ssm;  Curtis,  efq;  , 
/)j/r^;/rj-,  Geo. Partridj»r,  efq;!  iancafler,  Joftph  Reed,  efqj 
Marfhfield,  mr.  Sa.  Oakmanj  Mendon,  Edw.  Rawfon,  efq; 
5r/J^wdrerOakesAnfer,efqj{(?.T/bn^  Edvvard  Davis,  efq; 

maj.  Jofiah  Vt,iy6tn\Cbarleto;i,  Mr.C.  Ajrm;dcwn 
Middhhoro\rfir.  ^^.  Thomas  ^a.'.'^n,  Amo3|Sinf:]etary,erqj 
Pevibroke^  Jjhn  Turner,  efq;  Le/'ctf/i*fr,maj.  SethWafhbiirn-i 
Abir/gtpn,  mr.  Samuti  Pool  \ Spencer ,  mr.  John  Muzzy    M 


■i 


•eMer/Ocn 


Northbcra',  mr.  HaulNfwton 
Sh.ctvjliny,  mr.  Ep.  Hcmap 
/^-v7tY-/:';../^,.  mr.Srrp.Gorham 
Vxb;idve,  Co).  N3:han  Tyle?' 
Harvard,  coJ.JofiahVVhitnev 
DStcky,  mr.  EdA-ard  Djvi« 
^'i^r.',  NathariSpaihjwk.tf^j 
Jjohon,  mr.  Nath.  Longley 
i.'.-,'.'?7/?//c»',  lt>s-!Nicholi,erq} 
HarJwick,  mr.  Will.  Pags 
Wcftern,  m'vFolomon  R^ch 
'Doiglajs  Ei:r:;¥;a  w:«:y,  eiq; 
Cr  .jton,  n>  ;  [oCiKaircheldfi 
P^sajha  ',  jcnx.  Grou^,  eiq; 
'ef;n:>  per,  mr.  ]  .f.  Millcj 
niplctcn,  capt.  E.K.tiowlton 
Jpburrham,  W.  Whcteomb 


Coan^j;  O/CUMBERLAND..   i 

Hawes  JGo-iJdTO,  co".  Edra.  Fliiney 


HarpJnveU,  caf-r.  IfsjcSnow  j 

Cctinty   o/"  Lincoln.    '    | 

VaJ'aiioro\  capt,  A.  Lovejoy  ' 

J'i  arren,  mr.  McfesCopt  l.i;.J 

C>:/A7y  ©/"BERKSHtat.        j 


Skejptld,  co!.  j.  A/h!fy,  jur. 

m'.  Daniel  Raymond-' 

<?/U  '-'arringtonmr.  lor.a.Na/Tj 

S<ocko ridge,  mr.Afa  Eemtnt! 

cspr.  Jame«  Noble 
A^^7:i:'Mdr.^0tf^i,capt  .Caleb 
(Wright 
Leno/t,  capr.  Caleb  Hide 
Tyringham,  col.Gile^Jackron 
c»pt.  Eztk'eltierrick 
Sandiifie!d,  m'.  Tirao.  Brow n 
Meckel,  mr.  Eli/ha  CaVpenter 
1  hi  abo-ve  Hoitfe  of  Ripr'efenttitii/ci  is  to  he  dijjohid 
before  the  lad  JVedtieflay  in  May  next,  ivben  a  ttt'ia 
one  wll  be  eleBed. — Uptvards  of  igq  Toivnt  in  th& 
State  fetit  no  /l^cmben  to  the  prejent  Houfe. 


x.fufitces  of  the  Superior  Ceurt  of  Judicaitlre. 
Hon.  William  Cufhing         i     Da* 'i  Sewall 
(Chief  juft'ce        Jam«  Sullivan 
Nath.  Pcafiee  Sergeant       |  Eioiires. 

Andrew  Henftaw  ir>d  Oliver  Peabody,  Glerlc. 


judges  of  the  Maritime   Courts, 
Hon.  Nathan  Cnfh'ng,  Efq;  for  the  Southern  Diftrid. 
Timothy   Pickerin?,  Efq;  for   the  MtWIer  DftriiH. 
Timothy  Lanf-don.  Efq;  for  fhe  NorthernDtftrlft. 

Civil  O^ars  for  the  County,  of  Suffollc. 

'  jufices  of  the  Common  pleas, 

Thc^mai  Curtiing,      Samuel  Niles.        Jofeplt  Gardacr» 

and  Richard  Cranch,  Efquires. 

Benja.  Linco!.!  a.-.d  [ofeph   Pa'mer,  Efq'rs,  fpecial  Juftices. 

Ezekiel  Price,  Efq}  Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  of  the  Seffions. 


WJIliam  Greenieaf,  Efq;  Sheriff. 

Deputy    Sheriffs. 


Needbam^  Samuel  Dagget 
l^'renrham,  Thomas  Biaftow 
Dedbam,  Jabez    Baker. 


Bafion^   Benajah    Davenport 

and  Shubacl  Hewes, 
Eraintree,  Mofcs  French 
Stougbton,  Natb.  Fi/hcr 

yujticei   of  the   Peace  for    the   County   of  Suffolk, 
appointed fince  April   1775. 
[Some  of  them  have  not  yet  qualifed  themjelvei  to  aB,'\ 


WJiliam  Phillips 
Samuel  Dexter 
Ijofiah  Quincy 

I  Edmund  Quincy 
Samuel  Niles 
Jcfeph  Gardner 
Jona.  Meccalf 
John  Avery 
Johr»  Adams 
Jacob  Cufhiog 
Arnold  Welles 
iienjamio  Auftin 
James  Humphry 
jof«,jh  Grcenlcaf 
jEbcnezer  Fifher 

INath.  S'-.mrcr 
Benja.    Pemberton 
John  ''arrett 
IJ'aac  Smith 
John  Tudor 
William  H<<lden 
Ebe-^ezer  fhayer 
Wil-iam  HyHop 
Jona,  WiIJi2ms 

James  Richardfon 
Jacob  Gould 
Jofeph  Andrews 
AbocrEHs 
Nathaniel  Fifher 
David  Capes 


Eiifha  Niles 
Th:mas  A'lyne 
Robert  Peirpont 
Eleazer  Weld 
Ccttofl  Tufts 
Norton  Quincy 
Thomas  Lo'hrop 
John  G»uld 
Mofes  But'on 
Thomas  Crane 
Elijah  Clark 
JolhuaClap 
Samuel  Watts 
Stephen  Mctcalf 
Benja.  Cufhng 
David  Ji-fFrics 
\i.hn  Pitts 
Oliver  '     endell 
iNath.   Appleton 
[William  Cooper 
iTho.    Penniman 
Naihaniei  Bayley 
Jooathao  Bafs 
Jofiah    Ncwcll 

Coronsri. 
Ebef.eztr  Battle 
S;must  L'  hb/idge 
Eb?r.^zer  Dorr 
jof  arhan  Prf-wcr 
Oliver  Adcms 
Henry  Smith 


Jfaac  Lincoln. 
Jer.  Wheelwright 
Caleb  Davii 
John  Brjdford 
Benjamin  Hewens 
George  Cr.fman 
Sole  mon  L 've'l 
Heniy  Brcmfield 
Jnfjah  Newali 
TiomasC  i*s,jan, 
Jffiah  Faiifie'd 
Narh.  M.fihiU 
J.  fhua        ard 
Samuel  Phillips 
James  Bowdoinjij    , 
Richard  Cranch  i  '' 
David  Ravvfon 
;  enj?mii  Ouili 
Sam.H'  nlhs  A*,jun  ,' 
Ebecfa-r  Wales 
Eben.    .  attic,  jun. 
John  Averv,  jun.   \ 
John  Furnafs  j: 

Efq«ifes,ji 

m'ah  Snmes  I 

\T\Aex  Ed  A'ardM 


1 


Nehrm 

Alex, 

S?.mue  R 'gp'ea 

Samjei  Hc'^r  •  Ic. 

'Sam^jel  Selioa 


I'J^Jl, 


Hon.  Thomas  Cuftimg,  Efq;  Judge  of  Prot)ate. 
William  Cooper,  Efqj  Regifter  of  Pi >  bate. 
Joihua  Henihaw,  Regiftcr  of  Deeds. 
David  Jeffries,  Efqj  County  Trca''i:rer. 


Civil  OfHcers  J  or  the  County  of  E^tx 
Jujiices  of  the  Common  t'leai. 
Caleb  Cu/hing,  Benjamin  Gieen!eaf,  Timothy  Pickering 

and  Samuel  Holteo,  Efqui'es. 

Samuel  Phillips,  Aarcn  Wood,and  jofepb  Appleton,  Efq'i's*] 

fpccial  Juftices. 

Samuel  Ofgood,  jun.  Efq;  Clerk  of  the  Pleas. 

Benjamin  Greenleaf,  Efq;  judge  of  Probate. 

Daniel  Noyes,  Efq;  Resifter  of  Probate. 

Michael  Farley,  Efq;  Sheriff. 

Deputy  Sheri^s. 

Ipfivicb,  William  Dodd  I  NeiviuryPort,  Wm.  Ingallf 

Sfl/««,  William  Chandler      |  Ifaverhiilt Bradley 

Jufiices  of  the  Feace. 


Caleb  Cufhin^ 
Samuel  Holten 
Samuel  Phillips 
Jofcph  Appleton 
Richard  Derby,  jun 
Daniel  Witham 
Azot  Orne 
Timothy  Pickering 
Benja.  Prefcott 
TheophilusParfons 
If^ac  Mansfieia 
Samuel  Plummcr 
Will.  Wetmore 
John  Pickering 
Samuel  White 
Benjamin  Jones 
f  rancis  Cboate 
John  Lee 

Richard  Greenleaf 
Ifaac  Merrill 
Aaron  Potter 
jofiah  FaixfieM 
Aaron  Wood 
Saumel  Mvxjdy 


George  AbboC 
'ohn  Cuihing 
Ebcnezr  Brrrell 
Triftram  Dal  ton 
WiUiam  Atkins 
Dummer  Jcwett 
Stephen  Barker 
Patrick  Tracy 
Abner  Cheever 
Mofes  Little 
Stephen  Hooper 
Elbridgc  Gerry 
Jo/hua  Ward 
Peter  Coffin 
Dapiel  Thurfton 
Tcnathan  Gardner 
Micajah  S*\vyer 
fohp  Baker 
Nrfihaoie)  Mighil) 
Elijah  Porter 
Henry  Herrirfc 
'ohn  l.ov/ell 
J.iftiua  O  ne 
Jc  .athao  Gloycf 


Samuel  Ofgood 
ThomabGerry 
Sam.  Vi  hittemnre 
Jonathan  Webftei 
WiJli:?m  Story 
John  Low 
M(.;ffS  Noycs 
Enoch  Sawyer 
[oho  Fiagg 
jenatlan  Greenleaf 
Benjamin  Brown 
Benjimin  Jones 
Samuel   Smith 
John  Whitncr 
^(ohn  Choafe 
Stephen  Choate 
!  Samuel  Greenleaf 
Jofis.h  Ba  rheldor 
J<^ilh'ja     ayley 
S.?pHerj  Phi 'lips 
JAm;?  Putnam 
I  Ji^me^  Newhall 
'Edmnod  Sawyer 
j  Efquirci 


f  tha  Quorum. 


Coroners  far  Eikx  County. 


jacob  Allen 
Mofcs  Putnam 
jofeph  Newhall 
Bcf.jamm  '^Vaiker 
Henry  Smith 


■*ill;3m    Pierce 
John  H-rd 


jvnathan  l^ancrotf 

ohn  Moody 
Jetemiab  Pearfon 
Mq^cs  Trcw 
Thcmas  Weft 
]obn  Hufe 

Hon.  John  Pickering,  Efq;  Regifter  cf  Dcej<. 


\Uzc  Adams 
jofeph  *^\  ood 
Ebeneater  March 


Civil  Officers  for  the  County  ^/Middlefex.  •, 

y-uflices    of  the   Common  Pleas, 

John  Tyng,    Hem  y  Gardner,    Samuel  Phillips  Savagfc^ 

and    Abraham  Fuller,    Ef^uires. 

jofiah  Stone,  Elqj  fpecial  Ju'^lice  o^  the  Pleas. 

Thaddeus    Mafon,     Efqj     CleiJj;. 

Hon.  Oliver  Prefcott,  Efqj,    'Udee  of  Probate. 

James  Winthrop,  Efqj  Regifter  of  rrobaic, 

Ebeneur  Bridge,  Elqj  Regifter  of  Deeds. 

James  Prefcort,  Etq}  Sheriff. 

Jujhcei   of  the  Peace 


Jsmes  Prefcott  Tho.  <  lymp    n 

John  Tyng  Braddyl  Smith 

■»^  illiam  Srickney    AbraMam  '^'"' aifors 
John  Va  ;  um  Ricba-d  Devens 

David  Cheever         Thomas  Match 
ji-fepb  Haven  f^'J'^jafTwn  Hail 

Thaddeu?  Mafon       John  Remirygton 
Abraham  FuTer     ,' Leonard  Vvil)  am« 
amjs  Rufleil  jflmes  >?arret,  jon.j 

:nas  Dix  Ei>hr'i'm  f'^^ood 

Na  b.  Gorham        David  Green  ' 

Francis  Daoa  Samn^l  '  '•  yman 

S-muel  Cuttis 
William  Reed         jofuh  Stone 
Ifaac  B  wman  S  :mur'  F  flc 

Jof  f^uckm  nfter     E-^ward  Brooks 

feuh  Haven  ^-ohc  Cummings 

Jofcph  '''erry  'onathaft   "^rown 

Jp^achan   Haftings  Eienzer     rooks 
J.hnRead  ilfraeJ  Hobart 

f  .oas  Prsfcott        !  'rfiah  lohnfon 
Simecn  Spaulding  }  jonaa  Hayv?ard 

J        N.t5.  7^<  Twelve  Jir/i  art  cf  tht  Sacrum. 


f^enjamin  Flaney 
Oliver  i^art-on        |i 
David  Hivtn 
John  ;ones 
iofiah  Smth 
jc<lah   Sartell 
Will.  Thompfon 
Da-iel  Wbit.-iCy 
'-na^han  Read 
ThrnwJ  •  roeks 
Ibfnczer  Rice 
'ohn  S'^pie 
Parker  Yarrum 
Ezra  Sargeant 
! William  PiefcottJ 
-Caleb  Call 
Fraocii  Fjufkncr 
Eb^rezer  Sridge 
Jofeph  Parkburft 
Jonathan  WcoA 

Efquuts, 


Coroners  for  tbe  County  o/'Middlcfex. 


Ifiac  Farafworth    i  John  Stone 
John  White  David  Brown 

Samuel  Stcvens,jiiniSr.muel  Pool 


jSenj.B^fterbrook 
|Ifrae)  Hubbard 
•David  Jcwetc 
jjofiah  Smith 

Ebenczer  Stedman 


Day  d  Haven 
Samuel  Hart  well 
Aaron  H'll 
jofcpb  Tufts 


Alpbeus  Word 
Jofcpb  &\xhy 
Jame^  Fowle  3d 
Joel  Smith 
Simeon  Newton 
Ephraim  RuflTeH 
William  H.ldreth 


Civil  Officers  for  the  County  (7/"Hamp(hire. 

Jujiices  of  the  Common  Pleas. 
Hon.  Timathy  Danielfon,   Elcazer  Porter,  John  Blifs, 

and  Samuel  Mather,  Efquires. 

Robert  Breck,  Efq;  i  lerk  of  the  Pleas  and  sf  the  Seffions. 

Hon.  Eleazer  Porter,  Efq;  Judge  of  Probate. 

John  Chefter  Williams,  Efqj  Regifter  of  Probate. 

William  Pynchon,  Efqj  Regirter  of  Deeds. 

Eli/ha  Porter,    Efqj  Sheriff, 
Deputy  Sheriffs,  '^Springfield,  joel  Day 

ATflrf/^OTprowiSimconParfonsj  Srimfield,  David  Morgan 
^ai/^jr,  Daniel  White  ^Monfon,  William  Shaw 

Jufices  of  tbe  Peace  > 
Jofeph  Hawley         Samcei  Mather       Jacob  Sherwiti 
Elejzec  Porter  Jonatl^^n  HaftlD|s  David  Smead 

Caleb  Strong  Jo fiah  Pierce  NehemiahStebbina 

John  Blifs  Charles  Pynchon     Sarnuel  Taylor 

Timothy  Robinfon  Mofes  Gunn  Ab::er  Morgan 

Cbauncy  Brewer      Will.Pynehoo.jun.   "ohn  Kirkla»d 
Noah  Goodman       Jofeph  Reed  Eliphalet  Leonard 

Benjamin  Mills       Phineas  Wright      John  C.  Williams 
David  Field  Robert  i^^-reck  Warham  Parks 

Efqui.es. 
N.J?.  Tbe  four  firji  are  of  tbe  ^orum. 
Coroners.  .Springfield^  John  Pynchon 

/Vorr,&awt^o«,  Elijah  Hunt     -We^field   Edward    fayior 

civil  Officers  for  the  County  of  Plymouth. 

Jujitces  of  tbe  Common  Pleas. 
Daniel  Johnfon,        ohn  Curti  ig,       John  Turner, 
^'^'illiam  Watfon,  Efquires. 
John  Cotton,  Efq;  Clerk  of  the     leae  &  Reg.ftet  of  Deeds 


and 


Pe^ce  for  the  County  of  ?\^monh 


Keac'm  Wlnilov 
ThorriiS  MayKewr 
'ofiah  Cullimg 
Ifaac  Lothr'p 
George  Partridge 
Nehemfah  Thoma 
David  Jones 
Edward  Mitchel 
Ebenczer  Sprcuc 
N-oah  Ferria 
David  Wing 


nua   vVhiie 

bhn  Willis 

Hugh  Orr 

Ebenez'!r  White 
I  VVocdbridgeUrOwn 

Tv'illi'am  Drew 
'Nath.  ReyroMs 
'Pdeg  VVadfworth 

I^iel  Vina! 

Wvliatn  TuTser 
Efv|'jires 


N.  ^.  The  tUvenfirJi  are  of  the  Quorum. 
Jofcph  Codling,  E(q;  jui^geof  Probaic. 
Ifa-c  Lothrcp,  Efq;  Rsg  fter  of  Pi cbaie. 
George  Partridge,  ETq;  Sheriff, 
Corcneri. 


njre»  Crofwell 
ephs.T  Simpfon 
Jorfjelius  Sampfon 
'^ath.  Hammond 
'TJuel  Savery 


David  K'n  man 
Increafe  Clap 
HawkeCulhing 
Samuel  Oakn\an 
Tofirh   Smi'h 


Divid    lactj 
fohn  Wi!kes 
J.  rti'ja  Svamford 
Wa.t  Ford 


Civii  Officers  for  the  County    of  Barnilable. 

fujiices  of  the  Common  Pleai. 
Thooua^mith,     Daniel  Davis,      Nathaniel  Freeman, 

4nd  Richard  Baxter,  Efquircs. 
'homaa  Painc,  Solomon  Freernan,  and  Jofeph  N/c,  jun 

Efqgires,   fpecial  Juflici?. 
pfcph  Oci«,  E<q;  Clerk  of  th;  Pica?  and  of  the  Seirions. 
Hon.  Dan  el  Davis,  Efqj  J.idge  o,f  Proba'e. 
Narhmie'Frefmn,  ECqj  R-^ift'r  of  Prubite.- 
S-»lr,mon  Ot's,  Regi(l«r  of  Dri\i. 
Enoch  Halle'.t,  Efa;  Sheriff. 
J  unices    of  th^  Heac^. 
IJ  .fcph  Nye,  jun.     iZenO'^  WirflTv 
I  fhomas  Smith  enj-iTiin  d  ffin 

p^vid  Tbichcf        Seth  Fiet-man 
Elifhi  Do3ne  Nath.  .vheyrrick 

J  feph  Robinfon       Ebe- ezer  Jerk  r 
\lo(es  .Svrif'c  f^iirn^ba?  Fieemzi 

Daniel  T"vl.  r  W'rflow  I.ewis 


oTeph  Otis 
^••n  e!  Davis 
'Jnh.  Freeman 
^icbard  '"'sxer 
rhrmas  Paine 
'lomon  Freeman 
•>reph  Ny? 


]  Coroners  for  tbeCounty'6f  Barnftablff. 

^Stephen  Hallctt       jN;ithanicl   Doane   I  George  Lewis 
'Jonathan  Kardy      I  Freeman  Parker     f 

Civil  Officers  for  the  County  o/'BriftoI. 
Jujiicei  of  the  Common  PIms, 
Eli/ha  T.)bey,  1     Thomas  Durfee, 

Waller  Spooner,  |     Benjamin  Williams, 

Efquires. 

Samuel  Fales,  Efqj  Clerk. 

Hon.  i^cnjarrwi  Williams,  Efq;  Judge  of  Probate,  &c. 

Gecfriie  Leonard,  Efq;    Regiller  of  Probate, 

James  Williams,  Efqj  Rcgifler  of  Dee^s. 

George  Godfrey,  Efq;  County Treafurer, 

Zcphaniah  Leonard,  Eiqj  Sheriff. 

Deputy  Sheriffs, 


Jofiah  Crocker,  I'aunton, 
John  Porter,  ^/Vro, 
Elijah  D?.3n,  ditto, 
Stephen  Fuller,  Attleborough 
John  Richardfon,  ditto, 


Jufiicei  ef  the  Peace, 


hn  Richmond,  Sivanfey^ 
Elifha  Kurr,  Rehcbotb. 
fohn  Hath  way,  Freetoivn, 
Ifaac  Morey,  Norton, 
Richard  ricld>  Mansfeld. 


Ephra'm  Leonard  '  Ezra  Richmond 
George  Leonard        *  Aaron  Kingfley 

Elirtia  Tobey         Benja.  Aiken 
Walter  Spooncr      Robert  Lufcombe 
Robert  T. "Paine      Edward  Pope 
George  Godfrey        |ohn  Daggct 
Benja.  Williams      William  Homes 
Thomas  Durfee      ISam<iel  Tobey 

N.B.  iChe  nine  fir  ft  are  of  the  ^orura. 
\Thofe  'with  this  (*)  are  not  qualified  to  aSlJ\ 
Coroners t 


William  Cole 
*  William  ^^aylie 
Levi  Wheaton 
Sbubad  Peck 
Silvanus  Martin 
David  Pearce 
George  Codding 
Efquires: 


Seth  Pope 
Jonathan  Ingall 
Eli/ha  Mav 


Ifrael  Barney 
StephcT  Bullock 
S-th  William:' 


Jonathan  Reed 
William  Dean 
Ifaac  Hodpcs 


Cinii Officers  for   the  County  «>/Yoik. 
Jufiices   of  the  Common   Pleas, 
Daniel  Moukon,  RufhAorth  Joi^an,  Be^ja-min  Chadbun 
J  and  Jofeph  Simpfon,  Efquirrs. 

Ed.vard  Cnrts  &  Nathaniel  Wells,  Efq'rr.  f>ecial  Jufticc 
iXimothy  Froft,  Efoj  Clerk  of  the  Pleas  and  of  the  Scflion 


Jujiicei  efthe  Peace  qualified  to  aSf. 
iniel  Mnulton        Triftraro  Jordan      .Bcnja,  Mead  Lord 
>feph  Simpfon       John  Froft  John  Hovey 

iwsrd  Cufts  Humi-b.Chadburnejjohn  Sweett 

aihanicl  Wells     {DomioicusGoodwirj  john  Kingfoury 

Eujuirer 

Hon.  Jofej^h  SJmpfon,  Efq;   Judge  of  Probate. 

David  Sewail,  Efqj  Regifter. 

Danitl  Woulton.  ECq;  County  Regiller  and  Trcafurer. 

Johnfon   Moulton,  Sheriff. 

Ccronert, 


ndr.  Broadftreet 
dward  Emcifcn 
snie!  Farrington 


WJUiafn  Leighton   |john  Ooje 
John  Hiil  Henry  Hamilton 


ivi/  Officers  for  the  Cou?ity  ^/Duke's-County 

Jufiicei  of  the  Pleas. 
Jofcph  Maybew,     James  Atheam,     John  Worth,   and 
bhubael  Cottle,  tfquire?, 
Janofs  Athearn,  £^"9;  judge  cf  Probate, 
ijenjamin  Smith,  Rcpifter  of  Probate. 
Peter  Norton.  Efq;  Sheriff. 
Jufiicet  of  the.  Peace. 
hn  Mayhew  Shubael  Cotrle  ?^eriaf»  Ncrton 

inathaR  Al'en  --    Enoch  Coffin  Tfcomas  Cook 

ame£,Athea!n         Ebcnczer  Smith  Efquirej 

ohn  Worth 

N.  8.  The  four  firji. are  of  the  ^orum. 
bsnezer  Norton,  RobertAlIen,  WillianiFulron,  Coroners 


C/vil  Officers  for  the  6'«>««/>  <?/"Nantucker!: 

Jujiicei  of  the  Pleat. 
Jofiah  Coffin,     Grafton  Gardner,      Caleb  Bunker, 
and  Ebenezer  Calef,  Efquires. 
Stephen   Huflcr.  Efq;  fpccial  luftice. 
Grafton  Gardner,  El'qj  Judge  of  Probate. 
Frederick  Folger,  Regifter  c>f  Probate. 
John  Gardner,  zd,  Sheriff. 
Jujiicei  tf  the  Peart. 
Stephen  Huffcy       George  Gardner 
GeorgeGardner  ad  Jofiah  Ccffin 
Jofeph  Coffin,  jua.jWiUiam  Brock 

^  Efquircf. 


5  of]  ah  Coffin 
5rafton  Gardner 
Jaleb  Bunker 
ibenezer  Calef 


li.H.l'befour  firfi  areofth*  Sjuorum. 


>     y^ivil  Officers  Jor  the  County  ^y  Worcefter.     | 

Jufilcci  of  the   Conmon  Fleas. 
Hqn'.  Aitemas  Ward,    Mofes  Gill,    Sartiuel  Baker,   andj 

jcfeph  Wheeler  and  JonathanWitd;  ElqTs.  fpeciaFjufticeV 
-   Jofsph  Alien,  Clerk. 
Hon.  Levi  Lincoln,  Efq;  judge  of  Probare.  ; 

Jofcph  Wheeler,  Efq;  Regifter  of  Probate.  j 

Nathan 'Baldwin,    Kep^ifter  of  Dcc3f.  '  ! 

Nathan   Perry,    County  Regifter.  j 

William  Giceiileaf,  Efqj  Sheiiff. 

Deputy  Sberiffi .  | 

Peter [ham^  Robert  Petkham 


Princetctvn.  Elillsa  Alien 
Bolton,  SanTiuel  Jone« 
Brookjicld,  Afa  Bi^elow 
har.cajicr,  Thonnas  Brooks 
Worceficr,  Joe!  How 
i  ■■'     '  ■  -  'crjathan  R-cc 
Oxford,  Sylvanus  Town 


\Meridon,  Turner  Eliis  j 

iVxbridge,  Amariah  Prefton  j 
Jtifticei   of  the 
Artema"^  Waid        Ip^feph  Fox 
MofesGi!!  ■ 

jj'jhn  Whetcomb 
iSamiie!  Br-iker 
!*Ed«ar.3  Hartv\e 
jjofeph  Wheeler 
Ijofeph  Do" 
Daniel  Henfhaw 
Ijonr^-tha.':  W3>d 
»  Charles  Brig'Jam 


Lunenburg,  Ssmuel  Shed 
y/eftmlnfier^  Edward  Barnard 
IVxnchtr.don,  EJi  Smith 
Lancafter^  Abfha  Phelps        | 
Barre,  William  Rjffcll  | 

Ulard-ivick,  John  Hailii;gs     ! 


Leicefler,  Timothy  Sprague 
•^t^efborciigby  John  Wood 
^eace. 

William  Young 
*  Samuel  Curtis 
Hezekiah  Ward 
JnfliMa  Bigelow 
Nicholas  Dike 
John  Child,  jun. 


fae!  Nichols 
Ames  Singletary 

*  William  King 
Ebcnezrr  Learned 
Paul  Pylandcll 
}^{eph  Reed 
Edward  Davis 
Jofcfh  Baker 
Ezra  Whitney 
Jonathan  Low 
I  ilm  Frink 
Afa  Whitccmb 

Wilii^m.DunfmoieiJ  hn  Batcheldor 
JoCah  V/ilder  j  Edward  Davis,  jun. 

*  Jona.  Ha'dwin      Nathan  Taylor       s 
Abel  Wilder  Iwaiiam  Phipi.       | 

j  ;  EfgtririMi ' 
!  '  '  ti.iHT'betenfr/farccfihe^orum.  ^  '  t< 
Tkofe  ii^th  tbt's  Ma)k[*  ha-vs  not  taken  the  necejfaty 
i    '  Oaths   to  quiflify  them  to  a5i^ > 


jWilliam  Au^s 
.♦Nathan  Tyler 
•Thomas  Leggat 
.♦  Ifrael  Taylor 

Ephraim  Wcolfon 
IJonafhan  Grout 

t^waird  Rawfon 


J  frph  Her;ftiaw 
Samue'  Crofby 
Fercival  Hall 
J  >bn  Mafon 
J  (iah  Deanc 
Ebenezer  Craft 
Jdcob  Davis 


Co^-onen  for  the  County  of  Wcrcelter, 


-.omi*  G  ib3vt  iNathap.  Bridges 
hn  Feffendea  JLoring  Lincola 
ark  Lincoln  i  Eiiakim  S^ooner 

ruber-  Taft  \Svzs  jones 

thaniel  LoRgie\   jofhua  K«rtwell 
|,bi>  Black  !>oni«a  VVhitncy 


(ami's  Sumner 
icfiah  Pcirce 

Joffiua  Draper 
Elfha  VVhire 
Noah  Spa'hawk 
iohn  Pynch  >rj 


'^rjifOffiren  for  the  County  <?/ Cumberland. 

yufiices  cf  the  Ccmmon  Pleat. 
on.  Jeremiah  P''we!l,  EnocIiFreemsQ,  Solomon LoiTibare 

Si.d  David  MitcheH,  Efquire*. 
^arca  Hicckly,  ;edediah  Prebble,  &  John  Lewis,  Efq't  . 
fpscial  Juftices. 
SamueJ  Freeman,  Efqj  Cleik. 
Flor.  Enoch  Freeman,  Efq;  Judge  of  Probate. 
S.:mucl  Freeman,  Efq}  Reader  ct  Probate. 
Hod.  ^noch  Freeman,  El'qj' R?gifter  of  Deeds. 
John,  v'^.-aire,  Efqj  SSenfF. 


eJed-ah  Prebb'e 
a.:c>j  H.nckley 
Vil^iam  Simnulon 
olomon  Lombard 
on  as  Ma  fan 
avid  Mivcbell 


of  the  Peace. 


faac  Paifofla  Samuel  Freeman 

Peter  Noyes  John  Lew's, 

Samuel  Tbompfon  Wi'iiam  Goiham 
Nath.  Purungton     ifhnaFabyan 
William  Syl»eftcr  Clement   Jr.rdan 
Divid  Strout  Edward  Rufle.l 

A' ill.  ThompfoD  Efquitcj 

pbraim  jonej 

N.E.  The  fix  firft   are  of  the  ^otutn. 
Coroners, 
Thomas  Scalci  j     Pelcg  Chandler 

David  Parker  |     Naih.G.  Mocdy  . 


Civii  Office-  s  for  ^he  County  (?/"  Lincoln. 

Jujiicei  of  the  Common  Pleas. 

William  L.ihv;ow,    Thcma.' Rrce,     iamcs- McCobb;^- 

and    :  .mes  Howard,  Efquiresi 

Nathaniel  ihwirg,  ,  fqj  f,  ecia!  Jufticc. 

Jonathan  Bovvm^n,  lifqj  Clerk, 

Jonathan  Bowmai;,    F-iq;   :V)dge  of  Probata. 

Robert  Cufhi'^-,  fifqj  i<egifter  of  Probate. 

Jonathan  Bvvman,  Eiqj   Rcfiifter  of  Deeds. 

Charlci  Cu/h:ng,  'Efq;  Sheriff. 

Simuel  Goodwin  and  Solomon  Parfons,  Deputy  Sheriffs, 


jujnci-'rof  the  Feaci  jb)  the  County  of  C.j.c -In  .  .1 


onarhan  P.  ;-  m^.i 
i]li;;ni  L.:t!-gv>\v 

William  C>av%'ford 

fa 


iCr  Dav• 


i.n 


■  or 


hn  Stiafv.n 

»ir,«:f  McCobb 

\.ihv:-  Nobe 
\!ex£nd:;i    N.cho!s 


Bf-.i.ja.  Wo'-dbr  dgf,  Fzr  a  Y'.-U!  g 
Rf.m-tigT'    Ii 


rbomaj 


hite 


N,iihaniel  Slnclai 
Ssmu( !  Hasndcn 

I  'Chn  Bntfiiiiau 

I  Thoma'  S'  itif/p 
j  Wave:  m  jTiT'-.i  nx 

'■  fcicr.fufi  iVe    cf 

Cornn-  rs\ 
1  Edmund  Br  idee 
1  Charles  Sampfon 


Mo'rs  Wheato^ 


Flquir^ 


f^c-  ^r/c 


1  :  yi^Zi  F^Tlu^onh 


Co u*i ly  of  B e r k 111 i r e . 

'.■jrr.v.tn  p Icus. 

w.  <Sc   John  Brown, E'cuirc! 

q;  i'^sci;>.)   lufi-ct. 


Civil  Officers  lo-  1 
yfiu.  of  n 

johnAfn'-y,        iJ'iarrVv. 

!         Hon.  Time-  hv lE'iwa; d  ,  E'q;  * uclge  cf  P : oV ate 
I  Tableei  Woodbr  ^£,c,  Lfqi  Rsgf»cr  "i"  Prcbatc. 

j  "         Mofes  H..pk;ns,  RcgHt«;  of  Deec3i. 

5  ''^itPJcet    of  tlf    J'cjice, 


Br.nard 


[Elijah  D wight         jLsmii'^ 
Timfilby  Edvvarrls    E  ja!-  li^o'-'-. 
Thcmas  W^ham'  KJ'de.ri W;-efIev 
V-V  iltiam    'Ah'.c:D?{  VV)  I  lam  ('•;•-- k 
Chaises  G  ;  >d.idge  i  Jo(>..ja  VV,:.?  en 
John  Afh.ey  >D^n^^'  B.    \\  b 

John  Pac-  ..  IAT^    Dcug'i-fs 

The'd   .e'.tdgwick   iah'ee'.WoodhridgejSareuci    Htown 
!ohn  B  '-wn  Fr^emm   \V>eeVr  Efquhcs 

VVilliam  Wniiam   E«!,3inn  F.ch        j 

N.  B  .  7,6^  'fTJ  f.rP,  are  of  the  ^orum, 
Coicrcrs, 


Jabez  Ward 

'rflji:a  Warren 

FJ"  R.  ot 

■  ?mes  Ba.ker 
iS.mucl  Kellog 
JN.rh.    fCngfley 


jWilliamDay  lC?nb       -glit 

WilliamGoodridgclJamcs  Harris 


iUiam  Aih'ey 


pta3ifi'.g  at  the  Supericur  Court.  » 

Barnj}ers  I  AttO'r.iei  (.f  ^-.p^r'.'.r  Ccurt.l 

jm'n  K^iV,  Eiq;  nerj^miu  Hitcbbovn,  ; 

>.c;s    Dana,  Efq;  Pe-sz    Mo-ton,  go/.-ir.  ' 

ri  Lowell,  E''q;  8c1on.  >  i  Incaaff.  S'lmrier,  'Roxhury,  \ 
1,  Pvnchon.  E'qj  0.7/;??;. j  ••'i.lia'^  ^ye\m<^ie.^'Sa/em.  \ 
'■5fadbury,E'95/'.j/'«'»i./'^.j- rheb.  Pa:foni,  Neivhi/ry.  j 
ph  H»v.'?ey,  Efq;  A'^sr.'i)-!  Mufef  Parfons  Hainthill.  \ 
iHamptctiA'.rihn^r-iiWu-'fhzrTiyFaiiKouth}' 
.J.hnW>.-n?>,inf.-on  E'qj;  S-th /- addlef -rd,  { 

.  Rcberr  T.   Vi'r.f,  Efq;.:  David  Crham,   KarnflMs,  \ 

(Attorney- G--ncral,   Timothy  Lao£,don  \ 

(TrfaMrcn  RnlandCufhing,  Vci.vr.a-boro''''. 

1  Sor^guejEfqjLrtwCii'lr.jLevi  L'ccoloj  E'q;  j 

rjafliub    fiourn.    Efq;      j  Wiili.ini  Stcarnj^  *T''<jr«/?erJ 

(Barnfta^leJCileb   Strorg,   Ncrthamifon.] 


:3  A::gier,  Efqj    .^r/Vor 


Geor.:e  Leonard,  Taunton. 
WiI'iamLifhgov 
Caleb  Em?ry, 
•oftin  Ejv. 


ben  of  the  Continental  Navy  Board  for  the  Northern] 

Oepar'imnt. Their  O^ce  kpt  in    'loil-on.  { 

iiim  Vernon,  James  Warren,  &  iohn  Df/hon.Zfq'rsJ 
"  William  Sc:ry,  Efq  J  Sscrj^rary.  j 


i>ers  of  the  Board  of  iVarfor  the  State  3/"Man"iChufcts,| 

muei  Pii;llips  Savage       j"    Ifri?.c  Phiii'lps  \ 

hn  Bro/;n                        j     Nathaaiel  Gorham  I 

eazer  Johnfon                  j                            Efquires.  j 

Jofci-h  Chapman,  Sccrefary.  | 

ofeph  Henderfon,  Efq;  Ccroro'iil^ry  of  Pr-foners.  j 

"obn  Lucas,  Efqj   Ccmmiflary  of  Pe-fioncrs.  i 


Pofi  Offices,  &c. 
o«^-&,SamjF.-feman,Efq;  i^icfon,  jona,   H-fl'ngs,  ji-"^ 
bury,  BuJkley  T.mt:ior.il^orce? er,\\"l]\;zm  S'earr.s 
ich,  DarJe'  Noyes           \Springjie}d^  Mofes  Ch-jrch 
r.  Mafcol  Williams       1  

Irfurance  Offices. 
pt  by  Ezekiel  Pricf  and  Edward  Payre.-  in  Boflon. 


Notaries  Public^  cbofen  February  1775. 
•^  In  the  County  e/"  Suffolk. 

Ezekiel  Price,  Ef^;  and  Mr  Hertry  Aliyne. 
In  the  County  o/'Eflex* 
Vfr.  Edward  Ncrrisljofliua  Orne,  Efqj  iMr,    James  Porte: 
Mr.  S?.muelSawrcilWill.  At,kin$,  EfqjlMr.  Sam.  R.  Gerr 
In  the  CouT^y  of  Middicfex.   '  Stephen  Hall  Ei'q}       | 
Inihe  County  of  ?\yTvi(\nX.h.     CapN   Ephraim  Spooner, 
In  the  County  cf  Eixn^zhlt, 
Wiuflow  Lewis,  Efq,     I     Mr.  Richard  Sears 


Nad).  Shiver ick,  Efqj     }     Mr.  Solcmon  Otis. 
In  the  County  o/Briftol.  ' 

E  iOia  Tcby,  Efqj  and  Mr.  William  Brcwo. 

tn  the  County  of  York. 

Diniel  Moulton,  snd  Thomas  Cutts,  Efq'rs. 

Ix  7j  County  of  Duke's  County,      Mr.  John  Peafe,  jun 

/;;  i'bi  Cianty  o/Cumherlaid.     Mr,  John  Frothinghairj 

In  the  County  of  Linco'n. 

Mr.  Samuci  McCobb,  and  Mr,  John  Page. 

NaHjalO_§iceriaf>p9-nted  Ftbruary  1779. 
For  lbs  ?ox^oi  Bofion.  Nathaniel  Barber,  Efqj 
For  the  Port  ^i  Salem,  Mr.  Warwick  Palfrey, 
For  iht  Port  of  Marblehead,  Mr.  .;ohn  Gerry, 
For  the  •"'ott  of  Giouceftery  Samuel  Wbittemore,  Efqj 
For  the  Port  of  Neiehury  Forty  Capt.  Miehsel  Hodge 
For  the  Port  QfYork,  Co!.  Edward  Grow, 
F'.r  the  Port  of  'r'eppeniiborougb,  Triftram  Jordan,E( 
Fjr  the  Port  of  Faimsuth,  Mr.  Thomat  Child, 
For  ths  Port  of  ToiunfetJ,  Mr.  John  Beatb,  ' 

For  the  Port  of  Penobfcot  C'apt/ Nicholas  CrcftVfi 
For  the  Pf>rt  of  Gould -borough.  Capt.  William  Nicbo! 
For  ihe  Port  o\  Machias,  Capr.  Stephen  Smith, 
For  the  Pv-rt  of  Plymouth,  Thomas  Mayhew,  Efqj 
For  the  Port  of  Barnjiable,  Capt.  William  Taylor, 
Foi-  the  Port  of  Dartmouth, ^dv/arA  Pope,  Efq; 
F'-r  '■he  Port  of  Nantucket,  Mr.  Ichabod  Plailled. 


Committee  for  rtethodizing,fiating  &f  fettling  puhlicAecou 
John  Dcminf,  Peter  Boycr,and  Thomas  Walky,  Efq' 


State  Clothier, 
Samuci  Ruggles,  Efq; 


HARVARD     COLLEGE 

in   ("ambkidgk,    founded  ;a  J&38.» 

The  Rav.  SAMUEL   LANGDOM,  D.  D.  Prefident. 

0  F  K  R   S  E  E  R  S. 

rbe    Honorable  Council,  the  jPrefident,  and    the  Congre- 

gatioHal  Minifters    in    Cambridge,    Bojior.,  Charlejiown  ^ 

WatertonuTty  Roxbury  and    Dorckejier. 

Rev,  Simeon  Howard,  Secretaiy  to  the  Overfeers. 

CORPORATION. 
\ev.  Samuel  Lar>gdon,  D,  D.  Prefident, 
■ion.  James  Sowdain,    Efqj 
lev.  Samuel  Cooper,  D.  D.  l^  f  /' 

lev.  Edward  Wigelefworth,  S.  T.  P.  Hollis    ^  ^'  '"^^ 
ra!eb  Gannett,   A.  M. 
ilcv.  John  Lathrcp, 

Ebenezer  Storer,  Efq;  Treafurer. 

PROFESSORS. 

Ihl'ifian  Profejforjbtp  of  the  Mathematics   and  Natural 
Fbi/ofopby.     Vacant. 

Revr.Edward  Wigglefworth,  HollifianProfejfor  of  Divinity 

Stephen  Sewall,  A.  M.  Hatjcock  Frofejfor   uf  tbe  Hebreiv 

and  other  Oriental  Languages, 

TUTORS. 

Caleb  Gannett,  A.  M.     j Richard  R.>f*e!l  Eliot,  A.M. 

Binjim'n  G  j'id,    A.  c^.ljonathan  Eamcs,  A.  M. 

Librarian.    J.mes  \Vinthrop,  A.  M, 
Steivard.   Jonathan  Haftingi,  Efq^ 
Butler,    ['hiilips  Payfop,  A.  B. 

Comno«'icement   the   third  Wednefday   in  July. 
Vacations.  F.om  Commencemen',  four  weeks.    From  th 
third Wediicfdav  \n.O£?aber,  two  weeks.     From  ti.e  firft 
W.-dnefday  in   January ^  five  weeks.     The  two  weeks 
immediately   prececd.ng  the  laft  Wednefday  in  April, 


♦  From  ivbicb  Time  to  tbe  Tear  J  77 9  there  have  been  2784 
Students  graduated  there,  of  which  Numter  about 
1^60  are  now  living,-—^ 

2  i78o» 


Minijfers^  Churches,  and  jHellgious  AjJmhUcs. 

Note,  £.  is  E;.nfcopaiian.     B.  Baptift.      t'.  Ptefbyteiiar.. 

Foucced.]   Religious  A[j'emhlies  in  the  County   of  Suftalk, 

163c.     Fifft,  or  old  Cfturch.Rcv.  Charles  Chauncy,  D.D. 
and  Rev.  J  jhn  Clark,  CornhiH,  B.-fton. 

165c.     North  Church, Re*.  j'->hn  La'hrt.pXiiiiich-?'.       -1 

\fThis   Houfe  Toas  entirely   d^nolijhed  hy    tkc    JJr:.:j/j\ 

Troops  7vben  ifi  PoJ/'eJiot!    cf  the  Tcivn  ir,  1 7.7  5- J  <] 

16G5.      AnlipseJobaptift  Lhurch,  Rfv.  Sjiriuel  Swlln-aaJ 

1669.     SoDtliChurch,  MarlborooghSticetjRcv.Jor.  Ecc'q 

\jrbe  infide  cf  this  elegantStruEiure  ivas  ivl'olly  "--'"'I 

in  1775    by  the  Britijh  Ught  Horjc  defirojir.g    tm 

Fulpit,  Peivs  and   Galleries,  in   order   to   Ufe  '«(i 

Uoujefor  a  Riding    School, Ic  not  having  bee'H 

jince  repaired^  the  Church  and  Congregation  perfurd 
Divine  Wo  pip  in  King's  Chapel. '\  '         \ 

1688.     King's  Chapel,  E.  Vacant,  Trcmcunt-Stretft. 

1699,     Church  in  Brattle-Street, Rev,  Sam.  Coopei,  D.Dj 
jiyio.     Friends  Meeting,  Leverctt-Lane. 
I1714.     New  Ni;niiChurcb,  NorrLStreet,  Rer.John  Elio 

I716.     New  South  Church,  Summer-Street,  Vacatjt. 

1721.     Church  in  Middle-Street,  Vacant. 

1721.     Chr.ft  Church,  E.  Salem-Street,  Vacant. 

1730.     Prcfbytcriaa  Church,  Long-Lane,  Vicanr. 

1732.     Church  in  HoUis-Svreer,  Rev,  Ebenfzer  Wight. 

T734.     TrinityChufch,£.  Summer-Streer,  Rev. S. Parker. 

1736.     Weft  Church,  Rev.  Simeon  Howard. 

1742.     Church  in  Bcnnet-'^ireet,  Rev.  Sam.  Mather.D.D. 

1745.     Second  Aotipzedobaptift,  Rev,  Ifaac  Skillman. 

1748.     Church  in  School-Street,  Rev.  Andrew  Crofwctl. 


Roxbury,  Vacant 

Rev.  Tbo.  Abbot 
W;iI.Go.dor»,  D.  D. 
DarcheJIery  Mrfe    Eveiett 
Hingb&m,    EbcA  zer  Gay 
Dani  !  Shutc 
Cohajfet,       John  Rrown 
Eraintree,    Anthony  Wibird 
MofcfTaft 
Ez>a  Weld 
Vacant  E 

f Weymouth,  Wi  Ksm  Smith 
S.meon  Wmiame 


Milton,    Nathaniel  Robbios 
Stoughton,  Samue!  Dunbar 
Jedidiah  Adams 
Stoughtonham,  Philip  Curtis 
JValpole,     Vacant 
Wremham,  J  -fcph  Bean 

Wi'liam  Williams 
Franklin  Nath,  Emm-ns 
Bellipgbam,  Niab  AldfO 
Medway,   Narb.  Bucknam 

Daniel  Sa  iford 
Medfield,  Tiioma^  Pieniia 
Thomas  Gcai 


Jafoq  Haven 
Benjamin  Caryl 
jabez  C.Vickcring 
V«cant 


Brookline,  Jofeph  Jackf on 
Necdbam^   Saniuel   Weil 

\ChcIJea^       Phillips  Payfon 


Vacant 


E  Hull, 


Vacant 


RcL 


:ii  AJc.rJiies   in  the  County  of    Essjx, 


'^ynn, 


ioho  Prince 
lamss  Diman 
Nath.WhitakerDDJ 
Wm.M"Gi!chrift£ 
Friends 
Vfarblibeady  Wm.  Whitwell 
Ifaac  Story 
Vacant  E 

John  TreadwcU 
Jofeph  Roby 
Vacant 
Friends 
Danvers,  Btnja.  Wadfvrorth 

Nathan   Holt 
Beverly,    Jofeph  Willard 

Eno»  Hitchcock 
Manchefier,  BenjatnioToppan 
^enhaiTiy  Jofeph  Swain 
Gkucejlerf  Eli  F.-rbes 
Daniel  Fuller 
John  Rogers 
Obadiah  Parfons 


'alert,  Rev.Thomas  '&ixxiiii>Neivbury,  R  e  v. ohn  Tucker 
•  Mofes  Hale 

David  Toppan 
Mofes  Parfons 
Oliver  Noble 

Nciub'jry-porty  Thomas  Caryj 
Samnel  Spring  \ 
Vacant  P\ 

"EAwixi  Bafs        E 

Rowley,     Vacant 

James  Chandler 
George  LeHie 

Boxford,     ElizurHolyoke 
Mcfcs  Hale,  jon. 

Middleton,  Ellas  Smith. 

Andover,  William  Syinmes 
Jonathan  French    I 

Bradford,  S>mui»l  Wi!!iam8| 
Will.am   Bafch     { 

Mi-'fiaffljChriftopherSergeant 

\  Haverhill,  John  Shaw 

k  Phincas  Adams 


I 


Jpjivicb, 


G-les  Merrill 
EbtnczerCievelaadl  Hezekiah  Smith  B 

Levi  Frilbie.  1  Almjbury,  Thomas  Hibb«rt    |  ' 

Paine  WiRgate 
.Salijhuryy  Edmund  Noyes 


Maoafleh  Cotlcr 
Jofeph  Dana 


Joha  Cleveland 
Daniel  Brick 


Samuel  Webfter 


Topifield, 

Religious  Afem^lies  in   the  Cormty  of  Middl%szx* 
Cambridge,N.A,)p\eton,D,D., Maiden,    Peter  Th»cher 
Sam-iel  Cook  Eliakim  Willig 

Vacant  E]  Reading,    Caleb  Prentice 

Charleftoivn,   The.  Prentiec  |  EVab  Stone 

Medford,  David  Ofgood         I  Thomas  H»ycii 


^ntbam,   Vacant 


Lexington,  Jc  oas  Clarke 


,-..-  oiJurn,      Vacant 
[  John  Mairett 

\JVatertoivn,  Vaca.-t 
^Neivtfiiunf    Jonag  Mcriam 
i  Vacant 

•ylf'^altbamj  Jacob   Cufhing 
'fVeJion,  Samuel  Woodward 
Sherburne,  E'ijah  Bio*nc 
Natick,    Stephen  Badger 
Hol/iflct:,  Joftiua  Prentice 
Jlvpkinvton,  Elijah  Fitch 
Framitigham,  V.3cant 
Sudbury,  Jofiah  Bridge 
5  jaccb  B;glow 

Marlborough,  Vacant 
■.Stow,      Jonathan  Newell 
^Concord,   Ezra  Ripley 


Religious  jijfemblies  in  the  County  of  Hampshuce. 


Springfield,  Robert  Breck 

Step.Waiiams,DD 
J.  McKinftry 
^WefiSpringfield,  Jof.  Lothrop 
Sy (varus  Grifwold 
E.Upham     -      B 

TVilbraham,  Vacant 


Brimfieldy    Nath.  Willitms 
South Brimfieldi'i.ztz  Reeve 
Elijah  Codding    B 
Monfon,  Jcfle  Itcs 
Palmer,  EbenezerBaldwin  B 
Ware,      Vacant 
Greenwich,   Vacant 


Northampton,  ^oXo.'^'xWum.i  Belchertown,  Juftus  Forward 
Southampton^  Jonathan  ]\iii\  New -Salem,    Joe!  Foi^cr 


Hadley,  Samuel  Hopkins 
SoutbHadley,  J.  Woodbridge 
Granbyy  »  Simon  Backus 
Amherjty  David  Parfons 
Hatfield,  Jofsph  Lyman 
Williamfljurg,  Vacant 
Whateley,  Rufus  Wells 
Deerfield,  Jonathan  i^fliiey 
Conway,  John  Emerfon 
Sbclburne,  Robert  Hubbart 
Greenfield,  Roger  Newton 
Wejtfield, .  Vacant 
Southwick.  Abel  Forward 
Worthington,  J.  Huntingtoo 
Blindford,  Vacant  P 

Granville^    Vacant 


Samuel  Biglow    B 
Sbutejbury,  V-cant 

Will.  Ewing  B 
Pelbam,  Nath.Mernl  P 
Sunderland,  J^^feph  Afhley 
Montague,  Judah  Na/h 
Northfield,  John  Hubbard 
Warwick,  Samuel  Reed 
Bernardfton,  j  ob  Wnght 
Colerain,  — —  Tagga<t  -'j 
Charhmont,  Jonathan  Leavic 
Chesterfield,  Vacant  _  ; 
Murrayfield,  Aaron  Bafcomt) 
A/hfield,  Nehemiab  Porter 
Nehcmiab  Smith  > 


fTR 

mjm: 


•:'oui  ApmBlin  in  the  County'o/Pzy MOVTH^'y. 


Rer.  Ch.  Robbias 
ory  Hovey 
Vacant 
'ancver^  ^zTTiutl  Baldwin 
cituati,  Ebenezer  Groffcnor 
«  David  Barnes 

Vacant  E 

iarfrjfieldy  WiLiam  Shaw 

A:herton  Wales 
')uxbury,   Zciekiah  Sangar 
Zin^-j'ton,    Vacant 
mbrokiy  Thomas  Smith     i 

Gad  Hilchcock     UVareham 
Friends^  \R«ckej!er 

Abington,    Samuel  Ni!e« 
Halifax.    Ephr-jifn  Briegi 


Bridgivater,  Rev.  D.Pcrkin:- 
John  Shsw 
j.  Angler  &  S.  Angier 
John  Porter 
Middleborough,     Vacant 
Caleb  Turner 
Solomon  Reed 
Ifaac  Backus       B 
Ebenezer  Hynds  B 
Afa  Hunt  B 

Ezra  Samfon 
John  How^land 

Vacant 
Jonathan  Mocre 
Thomas  Weft 
Lemuel  LcBa.ron 


Plymptoi 


Religioui  AJj'embliei  in  the 
5  2^«/?a^/<f,R<v.Tim.Hilyard 

Oakes  Shaw 
Fa'moutb,      Vacant 

Friends 
Sandivichf  Abra.  Williams 
Eijflia  Tupper 
Freai? 
Majh^ee,    Gideon  H-Jwley 
Tarmoutb,   Timovhy  Alden 
Nathai  Srcne,  jun. 


County  o/Baknstable. 
Harwich^  Rev.lfaiahDunller 

Richird  Chafe    S 
Chatham,  Stephen  Emery       ' 
mijHeit,  Ifaiah  Lewis 
Eajtham,  Edward  Checvcr   j 

Jonathan  Bafcom  f 
Truro,  Caleb  U/ham  j 
i'ro'vin:tto'wn,Sitti\3t\  Parker 
Enhra^m  Ellis,  MtJJionarj. 


to  the  Indians. 


Religious  Aj/emblies  in  the  County  of  Bristol, 


Taunton,     Vacant 

Vacant  E 

"William  Nelfon  B 
Norton,  Jofeph  Palmer  - 
Mamfield,  Roland  Green 
Aitkboroughy  Abijah  Weld 

Pefer  Thacher 
,  fob  Seamons    B 

^ebobotby  Ephraim  Hyde 
j         '        Robert  Rogerfon 

Samuel    Peck      B 
jDan^Maftin.  Nath.   Peirce  5 
\Berkley,    Samusl  Tobey 
Rayrham,  Perez  Fobcs 


Sivanzey,  Jabez  Wood 
John   Mafon 
Robert  Vjafon 
Shatvanet,    Vacant 
Friends 
Digbton^  John  Smith 

Enoch  Gott         B 
Freetown,   Vacant 

Abncr  Lewis     B 
Friends 
Dartmouth,  Samuel  Weft 

Friends    4  meetings 
Eafton,   Archibald  Cim|)bei 
Afa  Carr  S 


York, 
Kitteryy 

Bet  loick 

LchavoH. 


Religious  AJI'mblies  in  (be.    County  of  York. 


Rsv.ir    .c  i.ym?n 

B-»ijan"ii  .  S.even:- 
A  p!:eu5  Spii;:g 
V'caat 

Friends 
Vacant 

Maithcsv  IM.'riam 
Ifaac  Hifc'.y 
Y  >c.Ant  L 


lVeli%y  Re»^  M.Hemnr.ngway 

DaoicI  L'ttJe 
Ai^undel,    Silas  Moody 
Biddeford,   Vacrjnt 
Peppeirelhorough,  J.  FiirfiaJd 
Naraganfit  No.  4,    P.  Cofiin 
Sandfofd^    Vicnnt 

Vacjnt  P 

?.  Tingley       ^ 
Buxton,  Vacant 


j«i 


^dgartoivn, 
Xifow  y, 
:bi!m.yk. 


AjjcinhUs  /;:  r,6(?  County  of  DvK.i%  County 

Varin-i  {Chrijiianto'i'jn,  Zac.^fa3'hew 

G? v.»r  Daman     |G'rtjl)/ai.        Z?c.  Hufcut 
'^.tr^,  Soa'rJmsa    I  >  S  las  Pan!  Z? 


R  e'igious  AJfemb'ies  in  the  County  a/"  N  A  N  T  u  c  K  E  T , 


/. .-. 


'/6^  Co 


'■:/'■ 


.'Cj;  of'A  OF  C  ESTER. 

'-^A-yt/^^r.aft.J'.-fhuaPa- 


PI 


Vac  ant 
\Oxford,   Jjfe,.h  Bowman 


p.'/r:'^(3roi<^/t',  Nit:V^n  Sv»we     Northbridge-,  Vacant 
'{•.-J thorough,  Ebcn.Piirkmaai  Fncnds 

f/f5ff,      Th'^ma- G"is  \DougIafs,    Ifaac  Stone 

(  'ohn    WaiJey  j 

\irvard,     Vacmnt 

'  !f"*';«h   Parker    ''y]Charleton,     Vacao 

]incafter^  Xva.  Haj-rinftron  j^'^f/>f/-«       liaac    ]ones 

"  ■        ■  (Ireskf.eld,    E;>hraim  Ward 

hreiufouty,  J,>''<jy'\  Suoi-er  \  Nathan  F;fk 

-^ App'e^on 

Leiceflery    Benjamin  Cor.klin 
Benjamin  Foftcr  B 
Friends 
Spencer,     Jofeph  Pope 
Faxtofi,  Alrxaodrr  Thayer 
Holden,    Jofcpli  A  very 
r<ut!and,    J.    Buck-minfter 


raftc 


'detido 


Su'-.i-.er 
F:,-«jZ'M  Fj.fbiak'^ 
L>^?Mtl  Grofvenor 

D^.'id  Hal!,  D.  D. 
Ebc'oezsr  Chaphr.  | 
B?njiminMarfli  5; 
Ei  Oia  Kznim      :;\ 
.oi;:;h  W-!;,rd        > 


Amariah  Froft 
Friends 
Oxbridge,   Hczek.  Chapma- 


)udlev. 


F- 

Ch£ 


Ie3  Gl^a<^> 


Barre,       jofiah  Dana      ' 
Frinccto'zon,  Vacant 
Huhbr.rdfton.  Nebem.  Parke 
Oakham.     Vacant  P' 

Hjrdii'ick,    David  v'   Kite 


Fetirjham,  V..a   ■ 

-^  unenbur'g,  ifaodiel  A. 

.•m 

■itko-^  jin-ir^- H     p.hiey 

mncheKdon,   J-fr   h   ~ 

■• .  ^V.'* 

■Tcmfleton.     Eb> ;;,    S.■a•^~3^^k 

Royalftoti,    ■•.  i"-nh  ..:- 

yifhbu:  T,ham\  'ob-    •  ">  ^  '  e           •        Vv-.i-mi';  Jv- 

b: 

•,V   tbcCcuntyrf  i.  UMBEP  LAN  D. 


Fa/tcouth,    Rrv. 

Sam >.'  e'  D'^^a rj         |  Scarborough,  Br-r  j 2.Cf-  ad  '.v ' : 

Ebcue^c,  W.l!nm5'  i'ho.  Larrsflc!      . 

Thoraar  Browo       \N'j.  TArmow.'h,     V.  Gi  man 

Friends  '       i     icrjcn^oivn,    J     ih..n,s>n 

V-.canr  £,  A -<:.-/'V/^z-^/i.,-    S.  F  x.roft 

Cai'C  E'lTinhctb.  Vp''.  Civrke  //j-^^'tc;.'//,  Samu;-!  Eai.^n 

K^'/ighas  y^fl'cmkUes   in    the   C-unty    of  L.incoln. 
sw.'ratiSe'i/'  '  Rev.  T.  r,I-.>>jre j  ho'zviioinha»K  Vacant 
Vicaat  \'^"'!ftcl,     Vara'xt 

Vjcaat  E'lFirth'op    Vacani 

Vi^oohvicb,     J,n3h    VV.nfhij'j /?';•. y7,'7t',    V^acant 
Nctucajrle,     Vacant  il^ai/a'^c-ouph.    Vacant 

^ec>gct6'wn.   Ez.  Bm»"f"-r       hj/lczu://^  Vacanc 

fi«nci»  VV.;-j  gr      j-<- a/e^^orougb.    Vacant 


Religious  AlJcmblies  in  the  Cczir.ty  of  Bepkshir 
Pittsfield,  Ktv.'l'{\  .mj?  "Mlenj  Sardisfc'd.  R'-v,  F.ieaz.Storrs 
V-,lentine  R.  'libu.'n    Vr\  NeivM^rlto^ cr-gh.  V.cant 
Gd^-n8.f.:ck  E\Becht,    ^'.id  k  Hu. 

'e'd.     nbn    K;-ep  iViIiian:fioiin.    Seth  Swift 

Egmnonty   El'pha!et  S*-fe;e    \Eichmorid,     Vacapt 
4l--'rd       Vacani  '.L£?:cix'.   Samx' Mur  fon 

•  geant     P^fdr/'^r ;///2r?woort',Wm. G, Balls;  t-ne 
/o  ike  Jndt^nri.'iGagehoroughy      Vacant 


Lou  do  f 


?.  Ad'.:: 
V,C3: 


I ^rI3 id  .ve!  ■ ;  Partridge  :eld     V?.rar,t 
\EaP^  Uoojuck,  ■  Vacant 


Re-^  Samuel  Kirkland,  of  Sockb-idgs. 
M  Jf:o-:a-y  among   he  Indians  called  the  Six  Nation^. 

lev.  G:dfo;;H=)wjey,  MiJJionary  to  the  Indians  at  Marfh.-.ef.! 


Mi'itiaofihe  State  (j/'MafTachufetts-Bay.' 

Hon.  John  Hancock,  Efq;^?^  Major -.General. 

Hon.  Michael  Farley,  li',q\fecond  Major-General. 

Hon.  Oliver  Prefcott,  Ef'ij;  third  Major-General, 

Peleg  V/sdfworth,  Efq;  Adjutant-General. 

Lewis   fie  Marefqucile,    Efq';     Cohnd  of  Artillery  and 

JnjpeBor  General  of  the  Founderiei. 
Col.  Richard  Gridlsy,  Lieut.  Cclonel  William  Burbeck 
and  Major  Scarborough  Gfidlcy,   Cbitf  Engineers. 
\  Brigadiers    of^  the.   Militia 

I  Names, 

jSolojtnon  Lovcll 
jjonathanTitcomb 
jEleazer  I* rook? 
jTimothy  Danieifon 
iJofer,h  Cu/bing 
jjofeph  Otis 
i'Georpe  Godfrey 
I  John    Froft 
'■ijo'-athan   Warner 
i^i  Samuel  Thompfon 
•-.  Chirlfs  >'  ufliing 
ojjchn   Fel'.-iws' 

'/  '^FieldPcfficers  of  the   Militia  bf  the  I'oivn  of  Bolion. 

!  Jabez.  Hatch,  Efq;  Colonel.     Edw.  Froaer.  Efqj  Lieut.  Col. 

i  Joftph  Webb,  Efqj  Major. 

i          Captains.               i^  Lieutenants.         xd  Litutenants. 
Natbnniel  Heath       Th  mas   HoKand    John  Farnham 
Caieb  Chaminey      Jo;  n  Wells               Benjamin  White 
J' hn  Stutfon             Notion  Brailsford     Jofe^h  Ford 
Fobert  Davis            Jacob  Gould             William  Donnctt 
David     ell                Semoel  Treat           J 'feph  Prince 
JohnG;ll                         liamTodd^        John  Wife 
John  Nrwell.           Ruffe! i  Sturgis  '         oh^  KuP^^and 
SarfouB.Mfhcr          Ifrael  Cook               John  Roti!ft«'ie 
Edward  Kn: eland     Alexander Hodgdon   rhr.maa  Chapman 
Elias  Parkmari         Tho.  Chamberlain  Samuel  H -ward 
Levi  Jennings         IMar-affih  Marfton  J  James  Cary 
Ifrael  Lgring            jBeiijam  nCalienderjEberezcr  White 
Chelfea  Company,  belonging  to  the  Bofton  Regiment. 
Jjfepb  Pi  at,   Captain.     Samuel  Pract,    ift  Liiutenant^ 
Jonathan  Hawkci>,  ad  Lieutenant.      


Counties. 
Suffolk 
Effex 
Middiefex 
H  amp  Hi  ire 
Plymouth 
Farnftabie 
Briftol 
yorl?' 
Worccfter 
Cumberland 
Linrr.ln 
Rrrkfhire 


Towns. 

Weymourh 

Newbury-Fort 

Lit.cojn 

BrmficJd 

Hanover 

!-an,fl-aMe 

Tuuutan 

K.itery 

Hardw  ick 

Brunfwick 

p.  wna;borough 

Sheffield 


officers  of  tke  Cafile  ar.d  Fcrt  en  Governor's  Jjland. 

Hen.  John  Hancock,  Efq;  Captain. 

Cch  William  Barbeck,  Captain- Lieutetianti 

..  .         ■  Firfi -Lieutenant, 

m     .  ■    Gunner, 


i 


Light -Infantry   Company. 

jhn  Rinklsy,    Captain.     ]o\vnK\ct,FirJi  lieutenant, 
jofcph  Coolidgc,  2d  Lieut,  ZechariahHiiks,  si  Lieut. 

Capt.  Jobo-May»   Adjutants 

Independent  Company, 
Major  General  John  Hancock,    Comwander. 
jchn  Tyler,  Efqj  rft  Lieut,    with  Rank  of  Lt. Colonel 
obnBarrett,  juB.  Efqj  2d  Lieut,  with  .Rank  of  iCtMajor. 
Samael  Ciaik.  Efqj  3d  Lieut,  with  Rank  of  2d  Major, 

Brigade  Train  of  Artillery. 
Thomas  Bumftcad,    Captain,    with  Rank  of  Afa'sr. 
Wiiiiam  Milier,  \^  Lieutenant^    with  Rank  of  Ctf^/fl//!* 
Jo/hua   W;thfcr''c,  id  Lieutenant, 
Ebenezer  May,  '^^  Lieutenant, 


'  -.i'i'-Off.ceri  in  the  fe'verai  Regiments   of  the  Militia. 
^  Uy  FOLK.  J  4t'>  Regimen r. 

ift  Reg  ment.  JBenji'min  Hawes        Colocei 

lliam  Mclntofh     Colonel    fames  Mctcalf      Lieut.  Col, 

2zerWeld        Lieut.  Col.  [Sech  BuUard  Major 

bij  h  ifniafiitr  M<ijOL-|Sabin  Mann  2d  Major 


eorge  Gould  id  Majoi  Koah  Fiatc  Adjulant 

2d  RegiTnent.        '     I  5th  Regiment, 

vid  Cufliing  ColoneiJEben. Thayer,  ertt     Colonel 

hrmasLathrop  Lirut.  Co'.  Edmund  Biliitigs    Lieut.Col 


jiah  CuHiing  Major 

imHe.  Ward  2d  Major 

3d  Regiment, 

ei.jamin  Gill  Colonel 

im^el  Peiicc  Lieut.  Col. 

•frph    Badicck  Major 

obc!  t  Swan  ad  Major 

nocb  Leiiiud  Adjutant 


Seth  Turner  Major 

Dav.d  H.i brook      /i^'jutant 

ESSEX. 
Enoch  Tii^con-b,  ;'•?);. major 

ift  Rtgimeni 

Co.'Dnal 
John  Fla^p  L;euf.  Col. 

Jofeph  H 
David  F 


la^p  L;euf.  Col. 

Hu!er  ?>^u)or| 

arker  2c  M^ijori 


2d  ^cginien^.  *        '  f  ad  Reginrenr. 

(lalph  f  rofs,  Colonel  Jonathan  Fox  Cclonsl 

Jofeph  Hufe  Licut.Co'.  (  Henja.  Biown       Lieut.  Col. 

Jchn    MeirJl  Majffj Timothy  Walker         Major 

tJ-*.iard  H.-yt         ad  Mpjorjofcph  Bryant         ad  Major 

3d  Regiment.  3d  Regin^ent.  I 

Jona.CogfwcilJun.  Colonel  Franc  s  Falkner  Colonel 

ifaac  Dodge  Lieu'.  CoJ.jNalhan  Barrett     Lieut.  Ci.].' 

Charles  Smith 


Major 
Jofeph  Goold  ad  Major 

4Ch  Regiment. 
Samue!  Johnfon  ,       Cplonel 
l-hrj  Whiaier     Lieut.  Col.' 
Benjannin  Oage  Majbr 

SiimuelBcdweil      ad  Major 

5th  Regiment. 
Williani  Bac'  n  Colonel 

Thomas  Grant    Lieui.  Col, 
John  Salmon  Major 


Samuel  Larnfon  Mdjor 

Jv^hn  Bridge  ad  Major 

John  HiKit  i^djuiant 

4th  Reglmenv. 
Cyprian  Hnw  Colonel 

JonathanHapgocd  Lieur.Cnl, 
Jonathan  Parmioter     M'aj^.r 

— .. ad  Major 

5ih  Regiment, 
Aboer  Perry  Colonel 

joh»»  Trow  bridge  Lieut.  Col. 
Heztkiah      road  Major 

John  Glearon  ad  Major 

6th  Rev.ment. 

Jonaihan  Reed  Colonel 

iofiah  SarteM        Lieut.  Col.j 

Majorj 

ad  Malorj 


Niche !as  Broughton  adMaj. 
6tb  Regiment. 

Colonel 
Daniel  Warner  Lcut.Coi. 
John  Rowe,  jun.  Major 
Eleazer  Crafts  adMajor -Jons' ban  Minot 

,7Ch  Regiment.  iSamuel  Stone 

'  Colonel'  7th  Regiment.  i 

— —  Lieut.  Coi.l  William  Thcmpfco  Colonel 

« •  Majcrj  Jonathan  Broxn    Lieut. Col. 

ad  Major .  Ebenezer  Bancrt^fc*^  Major 

Sth  Regiment.  John  Minot  ad  Majoi 

Larkin  Thorndjke     Coloneli  Wlili^m  Bridpe       Adjutant 
Enoch  PuTi.n      Licur.Col.        H  A  m  P  S  HI  RE, 
[Caleb  Lowe  M.'.jcrl  j  ft  Regiment. 

IJoho  Flint  ad  Majoi  John  B'.ijs  cl^olonel 

MIDDLESEX.        )  Jona^h^n  Hale      Lieut.  Col.^ 
ift  Regiment.  I  Gideon  Burt  Majorj 

Colonel' Reuben  Munh         ad  Majori 


Lieut.CoI. 

Majf.r 
ad  Majoi 


Solomon  Brev?er  '   A;!juU*'>t. 

ad  Regimefit. '  ! 

IffECi  Cbapin  Colonel! 


rth  H'lnt 

:hrift.  B^nni/lC! 
imes  Sheopard 


Lieut.  Col. 

Maj  II 

2<3  Major 

Adjutant  I 


.1  4fh  Reginrent. 

Colonel 

'Ebfnrzer  White  Lieut.  Co'. 
Kraf^l  Ferrin  Major 

3-^.  Regiment.  John  K-^T.n  2d  Alajor 

ohnMafe'y  Col.T.el  .BJiRNSrABLE. 

.'imu.  Rrbinfon    Lieut.  Col. [  if^  rCefimenr. 

erirjmin  Ely  Majoi !  N^a'haniel  Fseeman     Colore 

).-iv.d  Leonard         ad  Major  ET.ioch  Ballet        Lieut.  Co). 
4th  Reglnnent.  { Jofe;'h  D  mm->ck        M-ij.^ 

/hi  P'^r'er  Cr.lonej!  George  Lewis  2d  JVSaj- 

^esW  .-^idbridgc  Lt.Cul.lM  cahHamM^nC^pr.Matrc 


ohn  C.Wr'liams  Maj'r 

ofvah  Lyrfian,  2d  Major 

•loadiah  Warper       Adjutan' 
5th  Regiment. 

Colonel 


(Rank  o*-"  Majo: 
Nathan  Nvp,jun.      Adjiltan 
2d  Reg,ment. 

Colone 

L^eut.  Col 


:)avld  "^'el's,        Lieut.Col.  Zeros  Wirn>w  M?j 


lf2Pk:ah  Smith  Majo 

Javid  Dickenfon    2d  Major 

.  6'h  Regiment. 

-^~  Colonel 

Umuc!  Williams  Lieut. Col 

—  —  Major 

Daniel  VVhl^rhnre  idV^ajor 

PL  r MOUTH. 

jft  Regiment 


G  neon  FtecmJn     L'eu'.Cnl, 

Jofjah  Ri^efs  Caor.  Mafrof! 

(R^rkofMajo! 

Thomas  K-  ow'es     A^Sjutar., 

BHisro  !.. 

Ill  Reg  ment. 
Thoms"  Carpenter     Cotonc! 
Pcleg  S'ead  Lieut.  Col, 

Na'b,  Carpenter  m/joi 


rhef^phjhis  Cotton    Cp'onelj  Pe'eg  Shearman       2d  m?ir>r 


lohn  Grsy 
Seth  Cufhin? 
STath.  Goodwin 


Lieot.  Co.'J 


Maj'iaJ'^Hn  Hathwa 


2d  Regiment, 


Colonei 

,CoI. 


2d  Maj  T  SylvefttrRicbmrnd    Lt 
2d  Regiment.  |  Man-;ir.-h  Keropton      maj^ 


Colonel 
Lieur.  Col.i 


J  hn  C!?p 

David  Tiid?n  2d 

3(1  Regiment. 
F.'iphaet  Cary  Colonel 

Edwatd  Cobb  L'eu'.  Col. 
Abraham  V/alhburn  Major 
John  Ames  £d  M<ijpr 


2d  major 
3*'  Rf£;*m?f,t. 


Maj  rlAb^el  .NiitcheU  Colonel 

Majojjjmes  William?^  jnn.Lt^Co!.- 

I  Rol.  Crjfman,  jun.    m'?jot  | 

'-'— '  Joaathan  Shaw        2d  major] 

4'n  Regiment.  I 

Ifaac  Dean  Colonel; 

— -^  Lieut.  Col,^ 


Eii/Tia   May 


Major 


Stephen  Richardfon  ad  Maj.  Jacob  Davis 


fchRcginjenf, 


Colon 


YORK. 
Edward  Grow 
J  «hn  Littleficld 


John  Newell 
A.bel  Moulton 
jofiah  Chace 


fimothy  Newell  Lieut.  Co 

Colonel  I  Nat  h.  Hpaley  M^joi 

Lieut.  Col.]  Bartho.Woodbury  ad  Maj< 


2dM 


IVX^joriEzra  Bow'man         Adjutai 


ajor 


2d  Regiment, 
Icbabod  G»cdwin       Colons) 
jofeph  Prime         Lieut.CoI. 
John  Shapley.        '    Major 
jamuel  Le'ghton,   ad  Major 

3d  Regiment, 
Tiaomas  Cutts  Colonel 

Tcnathan  Stone     Lieut.  Co). 
;-lBra;>bry  Pike  Major 

Sam.  Waterhoufc  2d  Major 
fbeo.    Lymari         Adjutant 
WORCESTER. 

I  ft  Rsgimeat. 

Samuel  Denny  Colonel 

SenJAmin  Flagg    Lieut.  Col, 

— —  Msjor 

Setb  Wa/Iiburn      zd  Major 

sd  Regiment. 
^■'  fiah  Whitney         Colonel 
Will.Gr«enIeaf  Lieut.  Co!. 
Jofeph  Sargeant  Major 
•                   td  Major 

jd  Regiment. 
Nathan  Tyler 

Samuel  Cragin   ,  Lieut,  Col. 
Benjamin  Farrar  Major 

Ifaac  Martin  2d  Major 

feyhrairp  Spring        Adjutant 

4th  Regiment. 
♦— —  Colonel 

Stephen  Rice         Liput.Col. 
Reuben  Reed  Major 

Jofeph  Bowman     2d  Major 
Ebetieacr  Froft         Adjutant 


Adjutant!  Job  CufKuig 


6th  Regiment. 


Colon 
Mofes  W  heelock.  Licut.Cc  1 
E,?ra  Bemon  Maj  (I 

Jona.  Chan)pney     2d  Majt 

7ih  Regiment. 
Jonathan  Grout        Colon. 
Daniel  Clap  Lieut.  C. 

Willi  a.:a.  Mf  r  i  a  m        &  J  aj  t 
Benjarrtin  Nye       '  2d  Majc 

8th  Regiment. 

John  Rand  Color.i 

Ebeocztr  Bridge     Lieut. Co 

JDavid  WiJoer  Maj'. 

j  Jofeph  Ballas  zd  Maji 

CUMBERLAND. 

ift  Regiment, 

Peter  Noyf  s  Colom 

Nathaniel  Jordon  Lieuf.Co 

James  Mcfrill  'Maj( 

James  Johnfon         ad  Maj- 

7.d  Regiment. 

fonathan  Mitchell     Colon< 

Nath.Perrington    Lieut. Co 

^Charles  Gerrifh  Mi], 

Colonel  I  Nath.Larrabec         ad  Maj- 

3d  Regiment. 

Reuben  Fogg  Colon« 

Richard  Lombard  Lieut.Co 

Timo.   M'Daniel  M^jr 

Ebenezer  Rowe       2d  Maj- 

Gideon  Mefervc       Adjutar 

4th  Regiment. 
Tim-tthy  Pike  Colom 

Mufes  Merrill     Lieut.Co 
William  Knight  Ma^ 


-  Jamuel  Matthews  zd  Mapr 
)avid- Barker  Adjutaai 

L  I  N  C  OLN. 
I  ft  Regiment. 
»*amuel  McCobb        Colonel 
3ummer  Sewall    Lieut. Col. 
1  John  Kufe  major 

james  Hunter  li  major 

2d  Regiment, 
jjjoitph  North  Colonel 

WiHiam  Howard  Lieut.  Col. 
«  Ezskiel  Pefee  major 

Rowland  Cufhing    2d  major 
'sd  Rcgimcof. 
ji  Will;3m  jones 
Andr?w  Reed 


Nicholas  Holt      Lisut.  Col. 
William  Eaton  major 

Joaa.  Buck,  jun.     «d  major 

6cb  Regiment. 

Benjamin  Fofter         Colonel 

Al-x.Campbell     Lieut.  Co!. 

Samuel  Jordan  major 

Francis  Shaw,  jun.   idmajor 

Jonas  Fainfworth     Adjutant 

BERKSHIRE 

ift  Regiment. 

John  Afhley  Colonel 

Giles  jackfcn      Lieut.  Col. 

Ala  Baldwin  major 

Colone!  Jacob  Brown     ,       2d  major 

Lieut.  Col.  j  2d  Regiment. 


Benjamin  Symonds  Colonel 
Jonathan  Smith    Lieut.  Col. 

— —  major 

2d    maox 

;d  Regimen  J. 
David  Rofliter  Colonel 
Caleb  Hyde           Lieut.  Col. 
Aaron  Rowley  major 
ad  major 


John  Farley  major 

Ml  fss  Davis  2d  major 

4th  Reg'ment. 

Mafon  Wheet-^n        Colone! 

VVm.  Fajtvfwirth      Lt.  Col. 

'amcs  Mioot  major 

»  Hants  Robinfon       ad  majoj 

5cb  R-egimcnt. 
'^  Jonathan  Buck  Colone! 

Amoaffadon  from    the  United  States  of  America  at  tke 
Court  of  Trance. 

■ion.  Beaja.Franklin,  Arthur  Lee  and  John  Adams,Efq'rs 

'The  latter  (ivith  :be  Hon,  Francis  Dana,  Efqj  Secretary  to 
bis  EmbjJJy)  has    returned  again  to  France,    it    is  /aid 
ivitb  additional  JnJiruBions  from  Congrefs  to  fettle  a  Peace 
ivitb  GreatBrsrain  ivher.e'ver  tbs  Minifiry  of  that  King 
dom  pall  be  difpojed  to  treat  of  the  fame.  \    ■ 

Ambajfador  from  the  Court    of  France  and  Conftfl  General 


in  all  the  Forts  in  the  States  of  America. 
^•CouDt  De  la  Luzerne. 
Mr.  Myer,  Secretary  to  the  EjnbaJJy, 
Reftdence  at  Philadelphia. 


Deputy -Cottful  in   the    State   of  Maffachufetts-l^ay, 
bis  Reftdence  at  Bofton* 
Le  S5?ur  DeValnais. 
^^^  .James  Neboo,  Secretary,  


j  i^ntinentai  Loan  Office  {hpt  in  Atkinfin-ftreet )  Boft^ 
f  Nathaniel  Apuletoo,  Efqj   Commijfioner. 

Agent  jor  theUnitedStates  in  tbe  MuSach^^ftUs Deparim 

>bis  Refidence    at    Bo'fton. 
'ohn   Bradfori.    Efg;        

I  'United  Shites  Lottery  Offite  (kept  in  Ann.fireet)  BoftJ 
I  Jonathan  WiJJiams.  Efqi  Agent.  ; 


Managers  of  Maflachufetts   Sfate  Lottery, 


Cliver  Weftdell,Efqj  Eopn 
Caleb  Davis,  E''qi  ditto 

Mr.  Henry  H»H,  ditts. 


Tbo.  CraDC,  Efqj  5/c?Ko-i| 
Cap  LGeorge  Williams,  54i 


Se/tf}M<n'ofti>eTow'nofBo^oiu 
Jolin  Scollay,  F fqj  i     Gapt.  'ohnPrefton, 

Sampel  Auftin,  Efqj  |     Mr.  Thomas  Greenouj 

Capl.  Guftavus  Fellows,  I     Mr.  Nathan  Frszier, 
Mr.  H^tbottle  Dorr,         V   Ezekiel  Price,  Efqj 
Jonathan  Willianw,  Efqj  r 

William  Cooper,  Efq;  Toiv'u  Clerki 


Overjeers  of  tbe  Poor  of  tie  Town  of  Softon. 


William  Phillips,  Efq: 
I(aac  Smith,  Efqj 
Mr.  Jonathan  Mafon^ 
Capt.  Samuel  Partridge, 
Mr.  Samuel  WhitwcU 
Mr.  John  White,. 


Edward  Prober,  Efq; 
William  Powell,  :£fq| 
Mr.  John  Sweetfer,     • 
Mr,  Nicholas  Bowe», 
-Samuc!  Barrett,  Efqj 
M; .  Samuel  Hewes 


Mr.  Paul  Farmer,  Keeper  of  tbe  Alms-Houfe, 


Corn^ittee  of  Corre'pomience^   InffeSion  and  Safety, 


Natt  aiiie!  Barber,  Efq; 
Mt.  Ebenczer  Dorr, 
Capt.  Guftavus  Fe'lows, 
Mr.  John  '    intbrop, 
Cipt.  Amaia  Davis, 
Mr.  John  Lowell,^ 


Capt.  John  Siirlcin 
Jofeph   W«bb.  Efqj 
Ebenczer  Haricock,  E 
Andrew  Symmer,  Efq 
Mr.  SamueJ  Rapgles, 
Mr.  Sa-fon  Belchfr. 


Jphn  Bcnnet 
Benjamin  Clark 
Daniel  Pa<ks 
Robevt  Wier 


Confiables  for  tbe  To^n   of  Bpftor. 


Jobo  FuHerton. 
Poo!  Spear 
John  'cpfon 
Th  mav  Alien 


Thomas  Geen 
John  Davrrfon 
John  Kenned yi 
John   Wells     ; 


Keeper  of  tbe  Powder  Magaxine  in  BcftoQ. 
Mr.  Thomas  Foftcr. 


mm'^r'iffmm 


A 


REGISTER 

FOR-     THE 

State  o£  New-Hampjhire. 

*Tbe  folloiuing  Centlemen  tvtPi  Memierz  of  the  Council 

the  laji  Year  (1779)  ■ 

County  of   Rockingham. 

Hon.  UitdittyiVftzxt^Prefident.  Nath.Gilman,  Treafure. 

Jofiah  Bartlctt,     Georifc  King,    Timothy  Walker,  jui 

County  of    Strafford..  (Efquire 

Hon,  John  Wentworth,  Efqj   Ebcncier  Thompfbn,  Secr''^ 

County  of  Hillsborough, 
Hon..  Mpfc«  Nichollj,     and    Jacob   Abbott,   Efq'rs. 

County    of    Cbejhire. 
Hon.  Samuel  AHiley,     and     Benjamin  Bellows,  E-rq'rs. 
County  of  Grafton.     Hpn.  Chades  J  9hnfon,  Efq  j. 


Super' or  Court  of  Judicature, 
Honorable  Mcfhech  Weare,  Efq;   Chief  Jujiice, 
Hon.   Matthew  Thornton,    Leverett  Hubbard,    i 
John  Wentwortb,  Efq'rjj    J^Jift^i* . 
George  King,   Efqj    Clerk,. 
Samuel  Livermore,  Efq;    Attorney -General, 
John  Parker,   Efq;   Sheriff. 


Maritime  Court  for   the  State, 
Hon.  Jofliua  Bracketr,   Efq;  Judge. 
Jonathan  Mitchell  Sc wall,  Eiq;   Clerk  .  . 
John  Parker,   Efq;  Sheriff, 


Common  Pleas  for  Rockingham  County, . 
Hon.  JoCak  BartJetf,   Efq;  Firji  Jufl'.ce, 

Nathaniel. Folf'jm>        John  Dudley,     and 
Samuel  Hale,   ^''q'rs,     Jufiieet. 
Noah  Emery,    Efqj    Clerk   and   Prothomtary,  . 
John  Parker,    Efq;     Sherff 
Ephraim  Pickering,  Ef-q;  Crier,  . 

'-     I     I      .  ■■    I  -I       ,         ■II     J  [     I.         .1,    J.     ■■.  M  '      M 


Common  Pleas  /"or  Strafford    County, 
Hoo.    George  Froft,   ECq^    Firjl  Jujiice. 

Otis  £l^aker,  John  Pluirnmer,  and  Mofes  Carr,  EfqVs, 
Ebetiezer  Thompfon,  Efq}  C/erk.  [Jujiices. 

Tbeophin<»  Dame,   Efqj    Sheriff, 


Common  Pleas   for    Hillfborough    County, 
Hon.  Jonathan  Lovewell,   Efq;   Firft  Jujiict. 
James  Uuderwood,     Timothy  Farrar,     and 
Jsremiah  Psge,  Efq'rs,  Jujiices. 
Robert  Fletcher,  Efq;    Clerk, 
Mofes  Ke-Mey.  Efq;      Sheriff.      


Common  Pie as:  for  Chefh -re  County. 
Hon.   Samuel  Afhlpy,   Efq;     Firji  Jujlice. 

Benjamin  Bellows,      Samuel    Chafe,     and 
Benjamin    Giles,  Efq'rs.     Juflieei. 
I'liomas  Sparhawk,   Efqj    Clerk. 
Enoch  Hale,    Efq;    Sheriff.  


Comnos  Fleas  for  Grafton  County,  as  formerly  appointed, 
Hon.  John  Hurd,  Efqj    Firjijupice. 

E!  slia  Payne,     Bezaleel   Woodward,     and 
Samuel    Emerbn,   Efq'rs,     Jufiices. 

'  -■     Clerk. 

Jonathan  Child,  Efq;    Sheriff, 


Kote,'  The  Members  of  the  Council  are  Julh'ces  «f  the  Peace 
and  of  the  ^orum  throughout  the  State^  and  the 
Jujiicet  tf  the  Inferior  Courts  of  Common  Pleas  are 
Jujiices  of  the  Peace  and  of  the  Sluorum  in  their 
refpeBive   Counties, " 


Courts  of  Probate, 

For  Roclciogbam    County,  RcfiJence. 

Hod.  Phillips  White,   Efq;    Judge.  Southampton, 

WlHiam  Parker,  Efq;  Rcgifter.  Exeter, 

For  Straflford  County, 
Hon.  Ichabod  Rollins,    Efq;    Judge.         Sumerfivorth, 
John  Wentworth,  Efq;  Regifter,  Dover, 

For  Hilllborough  County, 
Hon.  Matthew  Patten,  Efq;   Judge.  Sedfotd, 

Jonathan  filaochard,  Efq;  Resifter.  . 


For  Che(hWeCou::fy. 
Hon.  Thomas  Sparhawk,  Efq;  Jiidge.  Walpole^ 

Ichabod  Fiihcr,  Efq;    Rsgifter. 

For  Grafton   County, 
Hon.  Krael  Morcy,  Efq;   Judge.  Qr.ford, 

Mofcs  Dow,  Efq;    Rcgifter.  PUmoutlf. 


ujiicti  of  the  Peacs  and  of  the  ^luorum  for  Rockingham. 
C::inty    "  ' 


ftfhech  Weare,  Hdmpten  F. 
atthew  Thornton,  Easter 
sveret  \i\ihhir A, Ptrtfmoutb 
/illiamWhipp!e,P(jrr/w5;<ri> 
'athaniel  Folfom,       Exeter 


Samuet  Pcnhallow,  Port/me.^ 
William.  Weeks,  Greenland' 
RichardDowwng.  Neivirgtort.' 
Phillips  White,  Southampton  . 
Betsjamin  Rowe,    Kcnfmgtev-  • 


ofiah    Bardst,  Kingfx9n\Titno  .  Wilker^  jun.  Concorde 

ohn  Dudlry,  Raymond\'^ onithiB  MovtUoR,  Hampt0n 

aniucl  Hale        Po/-(/>7;awri>  Nicholas  Oilman,         Exeter  \ 
iaak'mgWesitworth,  Fortfm,*  .    Efquires,        j 


Jufikei  of  the  Peace  for   Rockingham  County. 


Portjmoutb. 
Jonathan  Warner 
Samuel  Cutt» 
Samuel  Sherburne 
Peirfc  Long 


John  Wendell 
William  Knight 
George  Gain* 
Woodbury  Langdou 

Efqiiires. 


Nt^ah  Eme/f,  WiUiam  Parker,     7    Exeter. 

JobnRics,  fofeph  GiJraan,         J 

Jofiab  \foulton,     Jofeph  Dow,         Hampton. 

Ebenczer  Stearns,     Nath.  Bachelio«»     Kiagfton, 

Jamuel  Em<rfon,  Robert Wiilfon,  JohnWebfter,     Cbejier. 

Mofes  Barnecc,     joha  Bell,         Londonderry,. 

Samuel  Mooers,     CanJij^         Eqoch  Brown,  "  Poplin.- 

William  Moore,     Mark  WIggin,  Stratpam, 

Levi  Dearborn,  Northampton. 

Samuel  Jennjfs,         Amos  Seavcy,         Rys . 

H«ory  Prefcottj          John  Simgfon,     Nfmcajiji,^   , 


Tf*. 


Jufilces  of  the  Pejce  in  Rockingham  County. 
David   Gilmnn,     Jnfiah  Adams,  l     ..  ,    - 

jcfeph  Smith,       Waller  Brya«r,  jun.  /    ^'''^'"^'^'*' 

Danie!  La\A/rence,     Enoch  Coffin,         Eppin^, 
Senjim-n  Butler,     Thomas  Barrlet,  Nottingham. 

Danie!  Ladd,      Jeremiah  Eartnian,  Deerfield. 

•crem  ah  Clough,     Archelaus  M  >ore.  Cavterhury. 

Sam'iel  Dad!ey,       VA- illiam  Morrill,  Brintivood. 

James  Gbfon,     Jofiah  Gage,  Pelbaw, 

ohn  McClary,  Epfo:?! A^nmuel  L'lH^e,        UampReai 

' "  I-'/aJ/ozt 

'JVir.dkati 

yji'k.'ttfof 

iiandoivi 

Canterbury 


ohm  Cram,  .  Chicbe/ier AS ichohs  Wi'i'e. 

.ichard  'Jarilert.    Fem.hroke.W^'^f-oh  Welch, 
lAthan  Bach'e'lo-,     Loudon  J  }iniii  Betton, 
b?.n.  Potrer,        KrnJi''gtou,\'r  mothy  L?dd, 


■iam  Wears,  BamptonFalls, 
iVinthroo-  Gove,  Seahrook, 
Will'am  Rowel!,     Ne-wton, 


Nath.  Peabody, 
Jethro  Sandbnrn, 
Abiel  Foftar, 


Public    Notariet, 
]  ohn  Pickrring,    Port/mouth. |  'V iremanClaigett,  Litchjieh 
jot5n  Wendell,   ■"  Z)zV/o.|Noah  Emery,  Exete 


Recorders  of  Deeds,  &c. 
For  P ochngbAMi   Samuel    B«'oolce,  Efqj  Exeter. 

Straprd^  Thomas  W,  VVaiaron,  E%  powr, 

H'.lhhorougbj     Mofes    Nicho's,    Efqj         Amber  ft. 
Chefmre,  Benjam^ti    Bellow'?,  Efq;      Walpoh. 

GraftoHy  Samuel  Emerroi,  Efq;         Flymouth. 


Cctnity   Treaji/rers. 

For  Rockingbavi,     jofcph   Giiman,  Efc;;  Ex'fer. 

Straford,  Thomas  W-  VValdrnn,  Efq;   Dover. 

Hilf/horough,      N^hnm  B-i'dwin,  Efq;  A'^thcr/.^ 

'Chejbiye,      Thomas  Sparhavrk.    E^qj  IValfole. 

Ha've'bill. 


Grafto-n,       iohn    Hnrd..    Efq 


"Mfthin  the   County  of  Scr^ftord* 
h,(^ 


JuJiices  of  tv 
Hon.  John  Weatw 

IcKibod  R-^ll 

Mofs5  Carr,  ,^ 

George  Fr<>ft,         Ehenczfr    Thom?fon,      Pt/rbim 


vox  in, (^.     ^ 

lins,    Q^  i 

o     3 


Sommerfivorth . 


\     JohnPiummer,, 
O  is  Haker,     " 


James  Kn-^wles 


Roihifter. 


Dover. 


iJ'fiDh  Htadger,  GihnirJo^wn. 
!EHen-Zf^>-  Smith,  Mneditb. 
'Pa-niel  Bcsds         Sandwich. 


lof-!ph  Senter, 
Thoma'^Parlons,  Effingham 
Simeon  DearHorn,  TVakefeld 
Miles  R«ndaH,    


Ju^iicis  of  the  Peace  hi  the  County  c/"S:uiT.„d.-       '  '< 
;ph   Slat  Lf^  ,J  I'ephRvberts,       lie  Gore  \ 

mon  Emerfon,  j  David  Pafte,  C6r.nvay.\ 

QWencw<r;h,j   n,I?0'L'er.)S.  Livermore,  Q^  Iioid-:rtu'jt.'^ 
n  Garlanu,     Ban ington.^^tt^htn  Evans,  Dcver,' 

.Sai-idborn,  Sandbortiton.\V^ .Chzn-\htt\z\u,  Midd!eton. 
'eiiti'-e  Ma'.her,  Durham.'  }o\iTi  Tafker,  Barnjh^d. 

ry  Ruft,      ^;^o//I'^sroK^i?. j Hercules  iVI.O(iey,  Lee. 

-hew  S.   Pa.ker,      ^;.Y!/.i  Mofes  Baker,  Efquires. 

■iflices  of  the  Peace  ivithm  the  County  of  Hsllfbofiuj.-h. 
^z.Lov t^t.\,Q^Dunf.abIe,\  AnerewFuHcr, Lj?-.  ''Orxugh, 
lei Underwood.  Q^  I  WiUiamSmithjPefe/ZioAji'o-^, 

'  Rub.  MrGreg.rff,  Gc/;ycw«  ' 
John  R  .bic,  mare,\ 


Qoihy  Farrar,  Q^ 
tnx\i\\V  i^t  ,Q.U  unbartorp, 
tthcw  Patten,  Bedford.. 
in  GcfFe,  Q^  Bedford. 
fei  N.chc's,"  Q^  Amherfi, 
rjry  Geiriih, 
ic  Anilrews,  I-tiUdrjroi'gb, 


Wifen-i.Ciagget.CLl/rfZyf.-.'J, 
Afa  Davis,  NcttiT.ghajr.,-yifi\ 
M.jfrs  Liule,  Cofetcnvn^ 
John  Duncnn,  Antrim^ 

Jonathan  Weare,   Ar.d'.^jeT^ 
ph  tJear,  ] Tim  thy  Gibloii,     houker^ 

jge  Tacktnan,  I  Francis  Rlood, 

inm  Baldwin,      Amber  ft., '^o^h    Worcefler,  I 

ctb  Abbot,  fVi.'tov      ohn  Cochran,  jun.  i 

iiua  bayiey,      Ilopki'jta/i.'iinncis  Elxs,  ^-rquires, 

Jy flicks  of  the  Pecce  iviihin  the  Cour.ty  o/Chffhiif. 
nu.l  A/h^ev,  j  Henry  Siifby,  -ickivinh, 

)i3minBe'i».ws,    //d//)o/e,j  Elija^i  Uingham,     Lemfj'ttr^ 
nuel  Cha't,  Corn:fo\]i.S\ih  ^x.c\e.Ti'-y        t,'civi^vr:, 

r.jamin  Giies,     N.^vport,\.TW  vcMi   Mcrfe,  Vubli?:,^ 

onus  Sparhaw-k,  J^^.'pc/V,,Tht  mas  Putnam,.  Ack'wortb. 

ricis  Smith,  Plairfe/d, \Hfinty  ]n%i]\<,  Riehir.ond,^ 
ic    Wyman,  Keen,  Jof.  Rcunciva!,  Wal}:;ington,^ 

.Hay wood, Char leffoivn,   Elihu  Stevens,        Claremo;.  » 
ber  M.Uer,  JVcJlmircJand,\CiW\nTuiM,  . 

^  Bi'dwin,  a^/er/tfWjDaniel  Lakf,  '  liirJge}. 
tp'o.  Hammonc^,  Sivur.r.ey,  A^^  Britham,  FititiWi Hi-am,' 
'e.-h  Grcenaooi],  £  i/^/Zw,  ReubenAltXi.-der,?i?'Vrri?f/?cr 
t!  .  S.  Prentce,  Ailiead,\^asnMT\  Guft:n,  Ma^loiu^ 
adijh  Wilcox,        i^iirrey,.\ohn  Mel'in,     Fitz^Wiiliam,\ 

»r;es  f-?ontoon,         f/w/Vy,  Samuel  Gunnifon)     Savil/e,] 

id  V/hippIc,         Croydon, \  Efquifcs.  | 


Ju^Tciiof  the  Peace  ivjfhh  the  County' of  Grafton.' 
Charles  Johnfton,  HaverhtIU]o.Poyct]cy,Nor(bu7fiier/afi 
John  Hurd,  Haverh://,\ Ahc\  Chandler, 

Eli/ha  Payne,  Pelham, 

Bfzal. Woodward,  Hano'ver, 
Samuel  Emerfon,  Plymouth, 
Ifrael  Mocey,  Orford, 

Daniel  Brainard,  Romney, 
John  Wheailey,      hehar.on 


Piermoiix 
Jonarban  Child,  Lynn 

KarrHufe,  Neiv-Chefler 

Jofliua  Talford,  Ahxand.tL 
Eben.  Kendall,  CockermoutL 
Daniel  Saunders,      Graftoh 
Ellquircs, 


Barriftdrs  <j«i/  Atcornies  ar  Law. 
Attorney -GeneraP,  Samuel  Liver.-jjore,  Efqj    Holdernefs^ 


Noah  Emery,  Exeter, 

VViJlJamParker,  Exeter. 
Jofen  Fickerinf,  Portjmouth, 
Jona.  Mitchel  Sewali,  ditto. 
OHverWhipple,  Fort/mouth. 
John  Wentvsrotth,  .  Do'ver. 
Peter  Green,  Concord. 


WifemanClagget,  Litchfek 
Richard  C.  Shannon,  Hollii 
John  Prentice,  Londonderry 
-Eben.  Cham pney,  N.Jtfivici 
Simeon  Olcott,  Cbarhjioivr, 
Mofes  Dow,  Plimoutk 

_   jEfquires. 


Office's  of  the  'Militia. 
Hon.    Nathaniel  Folfom,  Efqj  Major  Generah 
Brigadier  "Generali.^ 
\P  Brigade,  Hon.  William  Whippjb,  Efq; 
td  Brigade,   Hon.  ;ohn  Stark,  Efq; 
Adjutant  Gener.il,  Nath.  Peabody,  Efqj  Jiank  of  Colonel 
Tirfi  Brjgade. 


iji  Re^imim. 
Hon<  Will.  Whipple,  Coiohel 
fofhuaWentworth,  lieut.col.  Wtlliam  Cregg, 
Benjaniin  Barker,        tnajof 
George  Gain?,  2d  major 

%d  Regiment. 
Stephen  Evans,  colonel 

Samuel    Chcfley,  licut.  col. 
John  Demerrit,  major 

Ebenezer  Tibbetts,  ad  major 

3</  Regiment. 
Jonathan  Mculton,    colonel 
Abraham  Drake,     lieut.  col. 
Enoch  Page,  major 

William  Prefcotti   ad  major 

/\.th  Regiment. 
Hon.  NJch.  Giiman,  colone 
James  Hill, 
ofeph  Prefcott 


^tb  Regiment. 
Hon. Matt. Thoincon, colone  j" 

^lieut.  co! 

J  'hn  Pinkerton,  mtjo; 

Vacant  ad  maijoi 

6th  Regiment. 
Hon,  Jofiah  Bartlct,  colone 
Jacob  Gale,  lieut.  co! 

Joj'eph  Welch,  majori 

John  Webftcr,         tdmajo: 

ytb  Regiment. 
John  Wcbfter,  colone 

Nath.  Emerfon,      lieut.col 
Jofiah  Fogg,  roajo 

William  White,       ad  ma j a 

2th  Regiment, 
Jofeph  Badger,  ootene 

lieat.  col; 


iieut.  col,lEbciiczer  Smuh 

majo 


licl  Sanborn, 


major 


dburyRichardfon,  2d  maj 
\tb  Regiment. 
McClary,  colonel 


Thomas  Bartlctt 
Simon  Marfton, 
John  Cram 


lieut.  col, 

major 

ad  mqor 


ifi   Regiment. 
n.  MofesNichols,  colonel, 
ah  Lowell,  lieut.  co!. 

lel  Abbot,  major 


Second   brigade. 


Vacant, 


ad  ma'or 


zd  Kegirr.ent. 
,.., Samuel Aftilcy.  colonel 
fcph  Hammond,  lieut.col. 
Vacant,  major 

mo  thy  Ell'tf,        2<^  major 

3^  Regiment. 
iniel  Moore,  colonel 

ofes  Kelley,         lieut.col. 
Vacant        ift  an  dad  major 

j^b  Regiment. 
avid  Hobart,  colonel 

avid  Wftbfter,       lieut.  col. 


Jonathan  Child,  majoi 

Jonathan  Hale,        2d  majot 

6tb  Regiment. 
Thomas  Scicktiey,  colonel 
Henry  Gerri/h,  lieut.  col. 
NathanBachellor,  major 
Ifaac  Chandler,  idmajor 
•jtb  HegifT.ent.  \ 

Jonathan  Chafe,  colooefl 

Eli/ha  Payne,  lieut.  col.l 

Ifrael  Curtlj,  major 

Francis  Smith         2d  major 

8ri)  Regiment, 
Enoch  Hale,  colonel 

Hcald,  lieat.  col. 

Wilfon,  majoi 

Vacant.  2d  major 


acant. 
smuel  Sbephard,  major!  ^tb  Regiment. 

lexander  Cra<g:e,    2d  majoriHon.  Bei<j?.  Bellow;,  colonel 
$tb  Regiment,  iSsmuci  H"nt,  licut.  col.l 

Vsel  Morey.  coIoneljWif  jam  Hey  wood,       majoi 

harle»  J  hnfton,   lieu',  col. i  John  Bellows,  id  major] 

Company  o/"  Cadets  in  Portrmoo'h. 
Captain,    Samuel  bnerburne,    'ivitb  rank  of  Colonel, 
ifi  Lieut,  Sup^ily  Clap,        -         -        -       Lieur.  Col. 
2d  Lieut y  Jnff-h  Oaf',       -  -         -         -  Major. 

Company    bf  Liplif- Infantry. 
Captain^   John    Langdon,     'luitb  rank    c/"  Colonel, 

— — J        .         .         at     \jX.  Col. 

William  Gardner,      -       -       ai     M; 


Lieut. 
Er.figi 


iajor. 


delegates  in  the  Coaiinental  Ccngrefs, /or  New-Hampfli  re, 
Her..  Na'haivel  Peabcdy  and  W'^rcbury  Langc'on,  Efq'rs, 

Member*    of  the  Board  of  War. 

Col.    J  (hua  Wentworth,     John  Penhallcw,  and 

Jofeph  Gilman,    Efq  iirfs.         1   hn  FoO^er,  ^ecr^y 

Pof.Ofice.       Fortjmcutk     M«.    J.:tm,'  Libb;~! 

1780. 


Col.  John  Wheelock. 

Irujiee. 


P/VRTMOUTH   COLLEGE 

Founded  by  Royal  Charter  in  1769.  under  fhe   Patrona 

oftheU;e  Rev.  £L£^2£/j  pyHEELOCK,  D    d! 

F -under   and  P:efident 

eORPORATI  ON. 

Z         7> Thf    Governor   'Elifha   Payne,    Efq: 

Hon     George  Jaffrey,  Efq;     Rev.  S.lvanus-R,pley, 
Rev.Beniam.nHomeroy,D.D.Isamucl  Phillips,  Efq; 

B°"'i  l?^"/^''^*P^>  LUD.Rev.  David  Macclurc 
Bezaleel   Woodward,  Efqj     '  * 

Re?,  Eden  Burroughs, 

E  ./ha  Pay  He,   Efqj    Treafurer. 
Rev.  Silvanut  Rip!ey,    Senior  Tatqr. 
John  Smith,  A,  M.  Tu(or  and  Profcjhr  of  the  learned 
^  Languages, 

DireSlor    of  Maoris  School,  Rev     S.  Ripley 
School-Mafter    Jacob   Wood,    A.  M. 
[Steward  and  O-verJetr  of  the  Farm,   Capt.  Eben,  Brewfter 
Commencement,    th.    third     x^^cdnerday   in    September. 


Minijiers,    Churches    and     religious    AJemblies    in   the 
County   0/ Rockinpham 


Port^moutby 

Rev.  JofephBuckminfter 
Samuel  Haven,DD 

Vacant        E 

Vacant 
Ne^ivcaftky  Vacant 
Gojpbrtf  Vacant 

Rye,  Samuel  Parfon? 

G^r^f«/flH<:/,Sam.Macclintock 
A^or?i)aw/>iron,DavidMacciure 
Hampton      Ebenezer  Thayer 
Hampton  Falls,     Vacant 
Seahrook,  Friends 

Vacant  P 
Kenfmgton,  Jeremiah  Fogg 
Southampton,     Nath.  Noyce 

Vacanf         B 
Kingflon,  ....  Thayer 

Eaft  Kingfton,  Vacant 

Exetery  Ifaac  Mansfield 

Danjei  Rogers 


Brintivood,  Rtv.Na^h.  Trafli 


Haivke, 

Sandotvn, 

Ffampfieadt 

Plafloio, 

Neivtowtty 


Poplin^ 
Candia, 
Epfom, 
Chejiery 

Raymond, 


John  Page 
Jofiah  Cotton 
Henry  True 
Giles  Merrill 
Jonathan  Eames 
Friends 
Sakm,  Abner  Bayle v 

Felham,  Amos  Mocd- 

Nottingham,  Vaca  n  • 

Deerjieldy     Timothy  Ui;ham 
Eliphalef  Smith 
Vacant 
David  jewstt 
Vacant 
Ebenezer  Flagg 
Vacant     P 
Vacant 
Z,(?»io«^t>ry,Wm.DavidfonP 
Vacant     P 
Wyndhamy  Sam.  Williams  P 


ratham,Kev ^^ofcfh  Adams 
Samuel  Shcphard£ 
etvington,     Jofeph  Adams 
nvmarkct,  Vacant 

Samuel  Ures  P 

PP^'"S^  (ofjsh  S' earns 

^fligious  j'JjJ'emblics   in 

*oz'ery  Rev.  Jciem.  Belknap 

Friends 
)urham,  Vacant    • 

umerjivoitby  James  Pike 
^adbury,  Wm.  Hooper  B 
'.ocoe/ier,  JofenhHavcn 

Urrington,        ^    Vacant 
ee,  Samuel  Hatchins 


Ci)«f  or  J.RevTimothy  Walker 

Pembroke, Mitchell  P 

Vacajit 
Canterbury^  Abiel  Fcftcr 

Chichefter,  Vacant 

^^kinfon,      Stephen  Peabody 


the  County  of  Strafford. 
Nenu  Durkariy  Vacant 
Sanbornton^  — ■ —  Woodman 
Gilmantoivmf  Ifaac  Smith 
Middletoivn,  Neh.  Oidway 
Wakijieidy  .    Vacant 

Mou It onbor ought    Vacant 
CottWi-y,      Nathaniel  Porteil 


Religious  j!4Jfembliei   iff  the  County  oj  HilUboroufh. 
imherii:  Rev.DaniclWilkinil  //o/>>5/«ro»,RevE]ijahFletcheij 
tchfieldj       Samuel  Cotton  J5tf///£'.7rj',      Jcoathaa  Searlc 
Vorr.c|-l>flffj^^,Nat.Merf!!lj/^/7/5n,  Vacant 

O'^nf.ahle,         Jofeph  }^Mzr\Lynd/boro\  SewallGoodridgfi 
Merrtmac,         Jacob  Barnap  T^^^/f,  Vacanr 

Daniel  '^mtv(ox\\  Peterborough,  Vacant 

J.    Houfton  P  A'fw  2o(ion,  SolomonMoore 
Vacant       \Henneker,  Jacob  Rice 

Jonathan  Stiix\t\ Hi ':Jborough^  Jo»athan  Baroi 


Vacj 


Holla, 

L-idJord, 

Goffeftoivn 

Majon, 

Neiv  Ipfivich,  Steph.  FaxTitl  Bofcaiven 

ketigious  Ajjlmbliei  in  the  County  of  Cheihire. 
CharUfioivn,  Rtv.  B.  Olcotrl  Swan zey,  Rev.  EdwGoddard 
fValpo/e,  Thomas  FefiendenJF;>2;^r:7//d;n,  Benj.  Brigham 
Keefiy  Airon  HiW' Cor ntjh,  James  W^^lnzan 

Hinfdalc,  Bunker  GaylClaremont,  AuguftincKibbard 

Rindge,  Barzil'ai  Deane  P.ana   Coflic  E 

Wtncbefer,  Vacant     .  ;  Chefterjield,   Abraham  Wood! 

VVeftmoreland,       Vacant        \  Dublin,  Edward  Spraguti 

{Marlborough,  Jof.Cummingsj 
Religious  JlJ/'emblies   in  the  County  <j/'-Grafton. 


WartmouthCoUege,   Ve.can 
Hancvery  Rrv,  E.  Burroughs 
'Lebanm,  Ifaiah  Poc-er 

Plymouth,         Nathan  Ward 
l^tme,  William  Conant 


Romney,   Rev.  Thomas  NiJes 
Orford,  Vacant 

Piermont,        John   Richards 
Haverhillf         Peter  Powers 


Stations  of  the  Trotps  in  America,  /»  the  Pay 
and  Service  of  (BxtB.U')i5xitKm^    1779. 

Sir  HENRY  CLINtON,  General  &"  Commander  in  Chief, 

Lieutenant-Genera/,  F.t-.  Hon.  Charles  Earl  Cornwallis. 
Lieut,  Gen.  and  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  Heiljan  Troops^ 

Baron  O5  Knyphaufen, 
pi  the  Weft-lnditi  with   Major-General  Grant,    the  4th 
^th,   15th,  a^th,  z8th,  35th,  4ath,   46th,    49fb,  and 
55th  Regiments,  with  a  detachment  of  the  Royal  Artillery^ 

In  the  Floridai,  under  the  command  of  Gen.  Campbell^ 
the  i6th  British  regiment,  Waldeck  regiment,  Maryland; 
Loyalifti,  Pennfylvania  Loyalifts.  and  a  detachment  of 
Royal  Artillery,   under  Capt.  Johnfon, 

In  Georgia,  with  General  Provoft,  the  ift  and  sd  bat- 
talions 71ft  regiment,  Wiffenbach  dnd  Trumbach  Heflian 
regiments,  NewYork  volunteers,  Ift  and  2d  battalions  of 
DeLancey*s  brigade,  3(1  battalion  of  Skinner's  New- Jerfey 
volunteers.  South  Carolina  Royalifts,  the  Florida  Rangers, 
and  a  detachment  of  the  Roya)  Regiment  of  Artillery., 

AtHalifa:>ff  &c.  under  the  command  of  BrigadierGenera! 
M'Lean,  70th,  Duke  of  Argyle's,  Duke  o^  Hami  ton's. 
Royal  Highland  Fuzileers,  Royal  Fencible  Americans, 
Loyal  NovaScotia  Volunteers,  Orange  Rangers,  Heifliby's, 
Independent  Companies,  Heflian  Rejii'ment  of  Seitz,  and  a 
detachment  of  Artillery,  commanded  by  Capt,  Farrington. 

Late  at  Newport,  under  Major-General  Prefcott,  the 
a2d,  3"Stb,  43d,  54th,  Britifli  regiment?.  Landgrave,  Ditt- 
fourth,  Huyne,  Bunau,  Heflian  regiments,  Vnit  and  Sey- 
bothen  Anfpach  regiments,  Prince  of  Wales's  Volunteers, 
King's  American  regiment,  and  Loyal  New-Enghnders, 
with  a  detachment  of  Artiller;'  commanded  by  Col  .Innes. 

At  Neio-Tork,  Long  arc  ^taten-ljland,  17th  Dragoon?, 
Light  and  Grenadier  battrJionF,  Guards,  7tH,'j7th,  23d; 
a6th,  33d,  37th,  4zd,  44th,  :  7  h,  63d,  64th,  Britift  rep- 
ments,  Du  Corps,  Prince  H^reditaty,  Prince  Charles,  Bofc, 
Donojp,  Lofsberp,  Knyphaufen,  Mir  bach,  Grenadier  bai 
ttlion.Linfing,  Muimgerode,  Langerche  and  Grafs,  Yager^ 
Chafleurs  and  Hcffian  Artillery,  Queen's  Rangers,  third 
battalion  DeLancey's  brigade,  ift,  2d,  and  3d  Skinner'? 
New-Jcrfey  Volunteers,  Loyal  Americans,  Emmerich's 
ChafTeurs,  Volunteers  of  Ireland,  Governor  Wcntw6trh's 
YoluDteers,  Britifh  Legion,  Guides  and  Pioneers. 


.2  ^*r.ft.