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 FOB TBB ITBAJL OF OtTJEl XtOBD, 
 
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 Being </ie «€co»rf after Bissexiile, or Leap Year; 
 
 icALCULAlED FOR THE MERIDIAN OF HALIFAX IN KOVA-| 
 
 p SCOTIA. BUT WILL SERVE FOR ANY PART 
 
 P OF Tl'F. PROVIBTCE. J 
 
 icontaining, besides the large number of Asi.-onomicalCalcnlations| 
 
 aad the Farmer's Calendar for every month m tae year, a 
 
 great variety of useful and entertaining matter. 
 
 « « Fleetly passeth the year. The seasons come 
 Duly as they are wont, — the gentle Spring, 
 And the delicious Summer, and the cool, 
 Rich Autumn with the nodding of the grain. 
 And Winter like an old and hoary man.'* 
 
 
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 17o »9 
 
 CHKR. 
 
 SOLD *BY'C. H. BELCHKR. 
 
it FAStMBR^S ALMANJICK. 
 
 Directions for sailing up Halifax Harbour. 
 
 SAMBRO Island and Light House is in lat. 44 deg.30 
 min. N. andiong. 63 deg. 42 min. W. 
 From the westward, bring the Light to bear N.E. ; if 
 jtbears more easterly, stretch to the southward till it 
 b( nrs N E. (and as much northerly as you please, there 
 being no shoal or led^e to the southward) then keep it 
 open on your larbosrd bow ; give it more than a mils aiwl 
 a half birth, as much more as you please. 
 
 Note. — Theeasterhmostof the western lexJges lie from 
 the Light S W. distant 2 miles ; the other W S W. about 
 one league the eastern ledges lie in a range nearly, some 
 above water, the outermost one mile and a half from the 
 Light, bearing from it E N E, 
 
 When tbe Light bears north^distant about2miles,run 
 N. E. 4 miles, thon north, will carry you to Chebucto 
 Head, at a proper distance clear of all danger. 
 
 When al^reast of Chebueto Head, ran N. halfW. for 
 the sotith point of George's Island. ^ 
 
 When witbinhalf a rtiilc of George's Islamd, you may 
 enter the harbour west of it in 12 fathoms^ or east of it 
 in 15 fathoms water. 
 
 In passing betv/een SandwichPoint andMauger's beach 
 run nearest the PGint,to shun a slioal which runs off S W 
 from the beach. 
 
 < There is also a shoal lying one mile south of Sandwich 
 point .—Coming from the eastward rxm for the Light, and 
 you cannot fail seeing Chebueto Head as you open Hali- 
 fax Harbour: the 'Light being 4 miles distant from the 
 HeadtotheS. W.ofit. 
 
 The Light House erected on the Tower at the west 
 ©Bid cif Manger's Beach, at the entrance of Halifax 
 Harbour is for the express purpose of leading vessels 
 yp the harbour, the greater pait of the eastern «ide is 
 darkened, viz— -from N E. by N ioS. half E.— The fol- 
 lowing are the direetions puolishedby theCommissioners 
 of Light Houses, : — 
 
 " Vessels coming from the Eastward mwsi keep Sam- 
 bro Light open to the southward of Chebueto head, and 
 Tiutd the Light opens on Mauger's beach, which will then 
 beirl^ h^.—^ihey will then be toihe wesiward ofThrma 
 
 Cap Sh 
 ways kc 
 starboai 
 see this 
 Chebuc 
 bow, it 
 appear ( 
 other or 
 level of 
 
 Signals 
 
 One ball < 
 vessel 
 One ball ] 
 Two do d 
 Tvvo^o e 
 A pendan 
 A do undi 
 {The al 
 the quarte 
 centre of i 
 of thefollt 
 
 AnUr 
 Do. wi 
 Do. wi 
 Do. wi 
 A red 
 A blue 
 A red 
 A whil 
 A blue 
 A whil 
 A blue 
 A red, 
 A red ] 
 AnUn 
 
 detained. 
 A whil 
 A ball 
 
 should in 
 
 Ma^e oti 
 
 which ve 
 
 A red : 
 
i 
 
 Cap Shoals, and may shape a coarse up the harbour, al- 
 ways keeping the Light on the Beach open, and on the 
 starboard bow. — Vessels coming from the westward will 
 see this Light when they are as far to the eastward as 
 Chebucto head, by keeping it open and on the starboard 
 bow, it will lead them up to the beach.— This Light wiM 
 appearof a red colour, which will distinguish it from any 
 other on the coast. It is fifty eight feet high from the 
 level of the sea." 
 
 Signals made 
 
 at Fort George when Vessels 
 coming up the Harbour. 
 
 are 
 
 A do over a do half hoisted for 7 do 
 A do under 2 do close for 8 do 
 A do between 2 do seperated for 
 
 9 do 
 A flag of any colour for 10 of 
 
 more do 
 
 Ono ball close for a square rigged 
 
 vessel 
 One ball h^lf hoisted for 2 do 
 Two do close for 3 do 
 T^o do seperated for 4 do 
 Al pendant of any colour for 5 do 
 A do under a ball for 6 (*o 
 
 [The above are hoisted at the east or west yard araa, according to 
 the quarter the vessel first appears in, with the addition of a ball at the 
 centre of the yard, until the versel can be seen, v :ien one or more 
 of the following descriptive colours will be hoisted at the mast head} 
 
 An Union for a fla^r ship, with or without a-squadrou. 
 
 Do. with a red pendent over it, for a two decker. 
 
 Do. with a b'ue pendant over it, for a frigate. 
 
 Do. with a white j)endant over it, for a small armed vessel. 
 
 A red flag pierced white, for a packet. 
 
 A blue pendant, for a'merchant ship, 
 
 A red do, for a merchant brig. 
 
 A white do, for a topsail schooner or sloop. 
 
 A blue and white flag, horizontally divided, neutral fleet. 
 
 A white and blue pendant, neutral man of war. 
 
 A blue flag, neutral merchant ship. 
 
 A red, white and blue flag, an enemy's fleet, 
 
 A red flag, an enemy's meVchantman. 
 
 An Union Jack over neutral or enemy*s isignals, vessel is 
 detained, or prize. 
 
 A white flag over any signal, vessel bears a. flag of truce. 
 
 A ball at the mast head, vessel is on shore in distresB|s-T 
 should immediate aid be necessary, guns are to be fired. 
 
 Explanation of Sig7tals 
 Ma^e on the Ensign Stafl'atFort George, to denote the part 
 which vessels entering the harbour have arrived from* 
 A red flag fVora Gr^ftt Br&taia. 
 
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 4 farmer's almanack. 
 
 A red and white do, the Mediterranean. 
 
 A red pendant, the Continent of Europe. 
 
 A white and red i»endant,Madeira,Canary, orWestern Islee. 
 
 A blue fla^, West Indies. 
 
 A blue pendant, Bermudas, Bahamas, or Turk's Islands. 
 
 A blue and white flag:, United States. 
 
 A white flag", Newfoundland. 
 
 A red and white flag, horizontally divided, Quebec, or 
 G ulf of St Lawrence. 
 
 A blue aud white flag, horizontally divided, New Bruns- 
 wick, or Bay of Fundy. 
 
 A white and blue pendant, vessel has an English mail on 
 board. 
 
 A white pendant, coasts of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. 
 Bepp.at from Out Posts at Fort George, 
 
 For a square rigged vessel, two balls of one size. 
 A ship, a large ball at the end of the yard with a small ball 
 in the oentre. 
 A lozonge in the centre close up, a sloop or schooner. 
 Do. half hoisted, two or more schooners. 
 
 MerchanVs Private Signals — Port of Halifax. 
 BLUf], &c.— J H Tidmarsh, a blue flag, 
 
 Joseph Allison &• Co. } v , „ , „ ^ 
 
 E.Collins Sr Co -^ablueourgee, 
 
 A.Belcher & Cr. a blue flag crossed white. 
 
 J^m.^s Foreman, jr do crossed white diagonally. 
 
 ^/. "'Unard & Co. do. centre a white star. 
 / ii. Pryor &f Co. a blue and white flag, blue uppermost. 
 .; iid. Richardson, a blue and red flag^ blue next the mast. 
 
 Wm Story, a blue flag^ centre a white square. 
 
 John Clark, do crossed white diagdnally. 
 
 George P Lawson, a blue and white chequered flag. 
 
 Wm I)ebloi8,a blue flag bordered white, letter D. in the 
 centre enclosed by two triangles reversed. 
 
 G. & A. Mitchell, a blue and white^ flag, blue uppermost. 
 
 Conrad West, a blue burgee, centre a white star. 
 
 RED, &c.— p, & E. Starr, a red flag. 
 
 J. & M. Tobin, a red flag,crossed white. 
 
 Creighton & Grassie, do. crossed white diagonally. 
 . Deblois & Mitchell, do. centre a white 8qua»*e. 
 
 Frasers & Co. red and white, white, next the mast. 
 , John Brown, a red burgee, centre letter B. 
 
 Boggs & Hart<<horhe, a red and white chequered fla g. 
 
 L*Epousie & L all, a red and v^hite chequered flag. 
 
 C, kW Roche, a red flag, centre a white diamond. 
 
 Thomas & Michael Tobin, red and white flag crossed diag- 
 onally. 
 
 Thos L&idlaw, a red white and red flag, reid up^enaost 
 
 WHl 
 J.L, 
 
 Fair! 
 John 
 Halii 
 
 gee, wl 
 Wm. 
 Fran 
 Jamo 
 Wm. 
 
 mast. 
 Reyn 
 Fidd< 
 J&IJ 
 Wml 
 
 yel: 
 
 tre a bli 
 
 Thef 
 arriving 
 similar 
 arms of' 
 it, desci 
 
 IXTES 
 
 ]V 
 
 A Coa 
 lis for K( 
 At 6 o'c 
 Aug. to i 
 from 8th 
 
 A Coa 
 Windsor 
 W^nesd 
 only goes 
 an extra < 
 which afl( 
 to be hop 
 indU€« th( 
 
1 ^wriiTirriMvi rt-nr 
 
 " - ■ —■ ■■ 
 
 H^BI 
 
 n lsle«. 
 nds. 
 
 lec, cr 
 Bruns- 
 lail on 
 Breton. 
 
 lall ball 
 er. 
 
 'ex. 
 
 most, 
 last. 
 
 in the 
 ^ermoet. 
 
 ag. 
 
 ed diag- 
 
 rAHA&K^S ALMANACK* * € 
 
 WHITE, &c.— J S/T Williamson, a white flag. 
 
 J . L, Starr & Co. do coiitr« a blue star. 
 
 Fairbanks & McNab, do. crossed blue. 
 
 John Tremain, do crossed blue diagonally. 
 
 Halifax Packet Company, a white, blue, white and red bur- 
 gee, white next the rnrst. 
 
 Wm. &Robt Lawsoii, blue & whiteflag, crossed diagonally* 
 
 Franci3 Stevens, blue, white and blue, blue next the mast. 
 
 James Lyons & Co. white and red fl.ig, white uppermost. 
 
 Wm. Strachan, white, red and white- ditto, white next the 
 rnast. 
 
 Reynolds & Co- a white burgee,cro?sed red* 
 
 Fiddes & Roberrson, white and red iiug, red uppermost. 
 
 J & H Grant, a white fla^f, centre G S. 
 .Wm Stairs, a white flag pierced blue. 
 
 YELLOW, &.C.— Temple & Lewis Piers, a yellow flag", cen- 
 tre a blue ball. 
 
 The foregoing Signals a^-e worn at the main. Upon vessels 
 arriving in sight from the Light Eouue so wearing a signal, a 
 similar one is hoisted on tlic Telegraph Stafl", or at the yard 
 arms of the Signal Staff at Fort George, with a pendant under 
 it, descriptive of the class of vessels to which she belongs. 
 
 WESTBRKT LI ST 12— CONVEYING THE ROYAi^ 
 MAILS— FROM HALIFAX TO AN..^APOLIS. 
 
 A Coach leaves Halifax for Windsor and Kentvdle, and Annapo* 
 lis for Kentville, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, each week. — 
 At 5 o'clock, a.m. from 12th May to Ji2lhAug.; at 6, from 13th 
 Aug. to 22ii Sept. ; at day light, from 22d Sept to 8th Feb. j and at 6, 
 from 8th Feb. to 1 2th May. 
 
 A Coach also leaves Kentville for Annapolis, and another for 
 Windsor and Halifax, at the hours above mentioned, on Monday, 
 Wednesday and Friday in each week. During the Winter theCoach 
 only goes twice in each week. From I8th May »a 10th Nov, 182i'* 
 an extra Coach ran between Halifax and Windsor, 8 times a-week, 
 which afforded a daily communication between these places; and it is 
 to be hoped, that it met with sufficient encouragement in that time, to 
 in4uc«th« Proprietors to contiaue it m futur<v 
 
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 From Halifax to Windsor ,^^-'45 mileB^^^'^*^$^ 
 „ " Kentville, ^^71 ,, ^*»*»-^^^^6i 
 ,, Annapolis, 180 ,, ^^■^^^*^$10 
 Windsor, Kentville, <^26 ,, ^*v-»^^^$;2i 
 ,, Kentville, Annapolis, ^60 ,, •^^-'•-»^^'5i 
 Agents — Halifax, JohnHarvie; Windsor,Hcnry Goudge 
 villc, John Hutchinson; Annapolis, Mossman. 
 
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 Kent' 
 
 EASTERN Ll^TE— HALIFAX TO PICTOU. 
 
 A Coach starts from Haliiax every Monday, Wednesday and Fri- 
 day morning at C o'clock — Arrives at Truro the same evening at 7 
 o'clock — Leaves Truro at 9 o'clock next morning, and arrives in 
 Pictou at 5, p. m. same day — Leaves Pictou -Jvery Monday, Wedoes- 
 d ay and Friday at 10, a.m. — Arrives at Truro at 6 o'clock same day 
 — Leaves Truro next morning at 6 o'clock, and arrives in Halifax at 
 7 p. m. same day. 
 
 Fares — Halifax to Truro, $'5. Truro to Pictoti, $3.' 
 Agents — Halifax, John Harvie. Truro, E. Blanchard. Pictou, 
 N. Beck. 
 
 TRURO TO DORCHESTER, N. B. 
 
 A Weekly Stage runs between the above places — Leaves Truro at 
 7 o'clock on Thursday, Amherst at 11 o'clock on the same day, and 
 arrives atDorchester on Friday at 3, a.m. and returns again immediately. 
 
 Fares-*— Truro to Amherst, $G. Amherst to Dorchester, $Z. 
 
 Agents — Thomas Atkinson and Michael Sommers. 
 
 iCf^The Steam Boat" St. John," RobertWiley, master, leaves 
 St. John, N, B. for Digby and Annapolis every Monday, and returns 
 on Tue.:day, for Eastport and St. Andiews on Thursdays, and re- 
 turns on Saturdays. 
 
 Fare from Annapolis to St. John, ^3^. 
 
 ©_ — 
 
 Roads to the Principal Towns in the Province, with the namee 
 of Innkeepers and distances, and tlie roads to St. John and 
 Fredericton, N. B. 
 
 Halifax to Digby. 
 Nortiirup's, 3 
 
 BirchCoveHotel, ) 
 
 Donaldson's, ^ '2 
 Rockingham, 1 
 
 Fultz's,' 5i 
 
 Hamilton's ^ 
 
 Hiltz's « 9 
 
 Fitzmaurice's 1^ 
 Pence's, 3^ 
 
 M'Lollan's, 4 
 
 ^'refry's, Newport 
 Road, (35) 5 
 
 Northrup's 4 
 
 Mrs Wilcox, Wind- 
 sor, (45) ' 5 
 
 Songster's, Fal- 
 mouth bridge, 4 
 
 Smith's. Jl 
 
 Northrup's 5 
 
 Martin's 4 
 
 Graham's 
 
 Fowler's 
 
 Wallace's, 
 
 3 
 
 Hamilton's) 
 Bragg's, 
 
 Sharp's, . 
 
 Horton,6 
 
 Kent- 
 ville, 6 
 (72)^ 
 
 Crane's, 8 
 
 Harris's, 1 
 
 Gibbon's, 12 
 
 Leonard's, ' 10 
 
 Bridgetown, 5 
 
 Annapolis, (ISO) 15 
 
 Diimars, * 8 
 
 Winchester's, ? ^ 
 Bear River, ^ 
 
 Digby, Ruggle s' 7 
 
 149 
 
 Annapolis to Shel- 
 
 burne. 
 Clement's Cburch,9 
 
FARMXA^S ALMAKACK. 
 
 je ; Kent- 
 
 rou. 
 
 f and Fri- 
 lling at 7 
 arrives in 
 , Wedoes- 
 same day 
 Halifax at 
 
 Pictou, 
 
 } Truro at 
 e day, and 
 unediatdy. 
 
 -, $3. 
 
 er, leaves 
 indreturna 
 s, and ra- 
 
 il e names 
 John and 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 12 
 
 10 
 n, 5 
 
 , (ISO) 15 
 
 8 
 
 r's, I 
 
 ggles' 
 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 149 
 to Shel- 
 
 16:. ' 
 
 Oburch,0 
 
 BearRiver Bridge, 8 
 Read's, Digby 1) 
 Everet's, Wey- ? |g 
 
 mouth road, ^ 
 Cosman's,vWey- ? 
 
 mouth Church, ^ G 
 Journie'fe,ScisHiboo4 
 Cosman's, Clare, 4 
 Terrian's, Monta- 
 
 gan Cove, 15 
 
 Coming's, Bear ) -,* 
 
 River, y 
 
 Parry's, Yarmouth 
 
 Lakes, 8 
 
 Smith's — Richan's, 
 Yarmouth Church,5 
 Blanvelt'SjTusketlO 
 Nickerson's, Apub 
 ^tic river, 8 
 
 Spinney's, Apubtic 
 
 Bay. 5 
 
 Larkin's,PubnicolG 
 Kendrjck's, Bar- 
 
 rington, 13 
 
 Povvell's,riv.Clyde,5 
 Hargraves, Shei- 
 
 burne. IG 
 
 9 
 
 Clark's, foot of > ^ 
 Cob. Mountains 5 ^ 
 Purdy's,top of do. G 
 Hevvson's, Riv- ) 
 
 er Philip, I 
 Stewart's, 10 
 
 Bent's, Amherst, 10 
 
 Wetherhead's. 7 
 
 131 
 
 1G2 
 
 Hx. to Cumberland. 
 
 Fultz's, 
 
 
 lU 
 
 Fletcher's G 
 
 Shultz's 5 
 
 Hall's 3 
 
 Keys' ' 6 
 
 McKeen's 3| 
 
 Corbett's, 
 
 Gay's rj 
 River, "^ 
 
 Miller's, 
 
 Pollock's 9 
 
 Polly's 3 
 
 Clark's 7 
 
 Witter's, 
 
 Tru-> 
 
 ro, 7 
 
 Blanchard's, 
 
 Gourley's,Onslow, 5 
 
 Yewill'8,Lovirer ? , ^ 
 
 Village, 
 
 
 r^ 
 
 Halifax to Lunen- 
 burg. 
 
 Prospect Row, 9 
 
 Johnson's, Ham- 
 mond's plains, 4^ 
 
 McLean's, Marga- 
 ret's Bay, 17i 
 
 Crandlc's, head of 
 Chester Basin, IG 
 
 Lovett's, Chester, G 
 
 Z wicker's, head of 
 Mahone Bay, 15 
 
 Berringher's, Lu- 
 nenburg, G 
 
 73^ 
 There is a road 
 ficm Windsor to 
 Chester,butthe pub- 
 lisher has not been 
 able to obtain a list 
 of the Innkeepers & 
 distances. 
 
 To Cumberland via 
 
 Parrsbopo' 
 Windsor, 45 
 
 Parrsboro' by wa- 
 ter, Randairs,t 30 
 Fullerton's, 11 
 
 Jenks' ^ 
 
 Furlong's, Macan 
 Bridge^ Gi 
 
 Pugsley's, Napan,9 
 Bent's, Amherst, 9 
 Wetherhead's, 
 Fort Cumberland, 7 
 
 From Lunenburg to 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Miller's ferry La- 
 have River, 7 
 
 Manning's, 7 
 
 Conrod's, ferry. 
 Port Medway, 7 
 
 Mack's , G 
 
 Ball's,* Herring 
 Cove, 8 
 
 Livei'pool ^ 
 
 Halifax to Pictou, 
 Blanchard's, 
 Witter's, Truro, C;4 
 Lyons', 7 
 
 Archibald's, Sal- 
 mon River, 8 
 Stewart's, Mount 
 Tom, 10 
 BlanchaiJ's, Wesir 
 River, 3 
 Pictou, 10 
 
 mj 
 
 Halifax toPictou via 
 
 Musquodoboit. 
 DartmouthFerry,li 
 Preston,Brad ley's 6 
 Putnam'sfarm, 5 
 Hart's, 5 
 
 M'Keen's, 11 
 
 Leckic's, 13 
 
 Archibald's 4 
 
 Geddes' 4 
 
 Heney's, 4 
 
 Dunbar's W.br^nch 
 E. River, Pictou,26 
 M'Kay's, 8 
 
 Fraser's. 7 
 
 Across the harbour 
 toWalmsley Court 
 House, 1 
 
 37| 
 
 y5i 
 
ill 
 
 ii 
 
 Cross roads from A r- 
 chibald'stoScott'siiO 
 
 Parmer's almanack. ^ 
 
 Halifax to Antigo- 
 
 ni«h. 
 Blanchard's, West 
 
 River, Pictou, 1)2 
 Chisholm's New 
 
 Glasgow 30 
 
 Sutherland's, Meri- 
 
 gomisli, 7 
 
 Murray's 10 
 
 Mc Donald's Gulf 
 
 Shore, 10 
 
 Mrs Simmond's end 
 
 Wo^ineslny's, 1^ 
 
 145 
 
 The road over the 
 Antigonish moun- 
 tains shortens the 
 above distance a- 
 bout 10 miles. 
 
 ToFrcdericton,NB. 
 Bent's, Amherst 125 
 Wells', Hewson's, 
 Tantramare 
 Marsh, 10 
 
 Bass' " London Ta- 
 vern," Sackvillo, D 
 Morrison's " Dor- 
 chester Arms," 
 Dorchester, 9 
 
 Joseph Black's 3 
 Ben Charters', 5 
 Harper's & Kelly's, 
 bend of the Pctti- 
 codiack river, 15 
 Jacques' 15 
 
 Major Scott's 3 
 Elakeney's 7^ 
 
 Pittfield's 10 
 
 Cou,!;rle's, Sussex 
 Vale, 13i 
 
 Baxter's Finger 
 Board 12 
 
 Gilles, head of 
 
 Bellisle, 5 
 
 Cromwell's, 5 
 
 Watson's, Waslia- 
 domoak, " 8 
 
 Nevers' & Oakley's 
 Gimseg, 7 
 
 Tilly's, JO 
 
 Widow Purley's, 10 
 Fredericton, 10 
 
 292 
 
 ToSt. John, N.k 
 
 Baxter's at the Fin- 
 ger Board, 237 
 
 From Baxter's to 
 De Forrest's, 
 Hampton Ferry,12 
 
 Beatie's, Hammond 
 River, 10 
 
 St. John, Uh 
 
 273j| 
 
 *The Parrsboro' Packet sails regularly to Windsor and 
 Horton every week, from tlie 1st April to Christmas ; leaves 
 Parrsboro' on Monday (wind and weather ])ermitting) so as 
 to be at Windsor on Tuesday, and will sail from thence (for 
 Parrsboro') the first high water that happens at^or after 8 
 o'clock in the mornirg— leaves Parrsbo/o' on Thursday, 
 so as to be at Ilovton on Friday, and will sail from thence 
 for Parrsboro' the first high water after S o'clock in the morn- 
 
 ing. 
 
 The packet frequently gpes to Windsor twice a week. 
 
 -.^- 
 
 Lodges under the Jurisdiction of the Provincial Grand 
 Lodge of JVova-Scotia. 
 
 OJV THE REGISTRY OF EJ^GL.WD, 
 
 No 188, St. Andrew's, held at Halifax, 1st Tuesday in the month 
 No 265, St John's, held at Halifax, 1st Monday in ditto 
 
 OjY the registry OFJsrOVA-SCC TM. 
 
 No 1, Union, held at Halifax, 2d Monday in the month. 
 
 No 2, Virgin, at do, 4th dodo i 
 
 No 7, Temple, at Guysborough, 1st Tuesday do. 
 
 No 10, Hiram, at Shelburne, 2d Monday do. 
 
 Noll, St. George's at Cornwalli.s Istdo do. , 
 
 No 19, St. George's at Maugerville, N B. 2d Tuesday do. 
 
 No 12, Sion» at Susssx Vale » N B fiist Monday after full moeur 
 
 No 29, 6 
 No26,S 
 No 28,1 
 No 29 S 
 No31,» 
 No 3^4,0 
 
 No 35, 
 No 36, a 
 No 37, 1 
 
 fi 
 No 88. 
 No 39, 
 No 40, 
 
 m 
 No 43, g 
 No44,T 
 No 45, I 
 No 46, I 
 No 47, 1 
 No-48, ( 
 No 49, ( 
 No 50, G 
 
 m 
 No51,( 
 No 52. i 
 N6 54,C 
 
 T 
 N0.55S 
 
 ^ Arie 
 ^ Tau] 
 n Gem 
 2S Can* 
 SI Leo 
 ftg Virg 
 
rARMKR*S ALMAlf ACi^. 
 
 of 
 
 5 
 5 
 
 Vaslia- 
 • 8 
 )akley'8 
 7 
 JO 
 ey's, 10 
 10 
 
 292 
 
 n, N. B, 
 he Fin- 
 237 
 r's to 
 's, 
 
 erry,12 
 mmond 
 10 
 
 273i 
 
 or and 
 ; leaves 
 j) soaa 
 ice (for 
 
 after 8 
 lursday, 
 
 thence 
 e morn- 
 El week. 
 
 Grand 
 
 month 
 
 »OIk- 
 
 Ko 29, Solomon, atFredericton, N B Ist Tuesday after full moon 
 
 No 26, St John's, at Charlotte Town, P E Island, 2d do do 
 
 No 28, Harmony, at Sydney, C B, Ist Wednesday do. 
 
 No 29 St John, at St John, N B. 1st Tuesday do. 
 
 No 31, Midian, at Kingston, N B. 2d do 
 
 No a^l, Orphan's Friend, at St. Stephen's N B, 2d Wednesday after 
 
 every full moon. 
 No 35, New Caledonia, at Pictoo., 2d Tuesday in the month 
 No 36, at Newport, 1st Tuesday after every full moon 
 No 37, Eastern Star, at St Andrews, N B. every Wednesday before 
 
 full moon 
 No 88. Union, at John, N B. every 2d Tuesday in the month 
 No 39, Royal Standard, at Halifax, 2d do do 
 No 40, Musquodobit, at Musquodobit, every Tuesday before the full 
 
 moon. 
 No 43, St Lawrence, at Liverpool, N. B. Ist do in the nfionth 
 No 44, Unity, at Lunenburg, 1st do do 
 No 45, Fort Edward, at Windsor, 2d Monday do 
 No 46, Morning Star, at Woodstock, N B. Tuesday before full moon 
 No 47, Moira, at Rawdon, Monday before do 
 No -48, Colchester Union, at Truro, 1st Tuesday in the month 
 No 49, Concord, at Barriagton, Ist Monday do 
 No 50, Golden Rule, at Hopewell, N B. Ist Wednesday after fall 
 
 moon 
 No 51, Cumberland Harmony, atAmher8t,l8t Tuesday in the month 
 No 52. Albion, at St John, N B. 1st Monday do 
 No 54, Oxfordshire Light Infantry, Travelling Warrant 62d Eegt 
 
 Thursday i n the month 
 No. 55 St. Mary's, at Digby 2d Tuesday in the month 
 
 «a>. 
 
 Signs of the Zodiac. 
 
 ^ Arieg — ^head. 
 ^ Taurus — neck. 
 n Gemini — arms. 
 2S Cancer — breasL 
 Q^ Lgo — heart. 
 vji Virgo— belly. 
 
 £h Libra — reins. 
 v\ Scorpio — secret*. 
 f Sagittarius — thighs. 
 VJ Capricornus — knee*. 
 «- Aquarius — leg*. 
 X Pisces — feet. 
 
 The Planets and their relations. 
 
 @ The Siin. 
 Jl The Moon. 
 5 Mercury. 
 
 Q A Planet*s ascending node. 
 Q The descending node. 
 
 9 Venus. 
 O The Earth. 
 ^ Mars. 
 
 21 Jupiter. 
 T^ Saturn. 
 jgi Georgian^ 
 
 ^ Conjunction, or Planets situated in the same long'itttdb. 
 
 ; 
 
I i\ 
 
 . 
 
 
 u 
 
 10 
 
 FAEMEJl'» AIiKANA,CS« 
 
 D Quadfature, or Planets situated in longitudes differing 
 3 signs from each other. 
 
 g Opposition, or Planets situated in opposite longitudes, or 
 differing 6 signs from each other. 
 
 The Planet Venus ( J ) will be evening star till Match 7th^ 
 thence morning star tillDec.20th,and then again evening star. 
 
 Jupiter (2^) will be mfjrning star till July 5th, thenije 
 evening star through tlje year. 
 
 Mars ( ^) also will be morning star till Sept. 19th, thence 
 evening star to the ent of the year. 
 
 ■^^^^f^sj?*'**^ 
 
 Ghronological Cycles for 1830. 
 
 Dominical Letter, C 
 
 Lunar Cycle, or golden numb. 7 
 Epact, 6 
 
 Solar Cycle, 
 Roman Indiction, 
 Julian i'eriod. 
 
 19 
 3 
 
 Ember Days. 
 
 March 3, 5, & 6. 
 June ^, 4, &. 5. 
 
 September 15, 17, Sf 18. 
 Deceniber 15, 17, & 18. 
 
 Moveable Feasts. 
 
 Beptuagesima Sun. Feb. 7. 
 Quinq. or Shrove Sun. Peb.21. 
 Ash Wed. or Jst day Leiit „ 24 
 Mid. Lent. Suh. March 21. 
 Palm Sundav, April 4. 
 EASTER DAY, April 11. 
 
 Low Sunday, April 18. 
 Rogation Sun. May 16. 
 Ascen.Day orHolyTh.May 20. 
 Whitsunday, May 30. 
 Trinity Sunday, June 6. 
 Advent Sunday, Nov. 28. 
 
 Holidays at the Public Offices. 
 
 1st Jan. New Year's Day. 
 29th „ K. Geo. IV's access. 
 17th March, St Patrick. 
 9th April, Good Friday. 
 12th „ Easter Monday, 
 13th „ Easter Tuesday. 
 
 23d 
 
 
 St.Geor2e.K.€eo.4 b.d.k. 
 
 31stMay, Whit Monday. 
 ' «t June, Whit Tuesday. 
 19th July, Geo 4th crowned, 
 5th Nov. Powder Plot. 
 30ih ,, St Andrew. 
 25th Dec. Christihis Day. 
 
 Th' 
 
 On 
 
 Of 
 
 Thi 
 
 Of] 
 
 Hei 
 
 Fro 
 
 To 8he\^ 
 
 t^l by the 
 
 World by i 
 
 !utely visi< 
 
 ofthehisto 
 
 ward, till, 
 
 4:ordin^ to 
 
 jrace,— to 
 
 the realms 
 
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 This * g 
 
 aloat the 
 
 when all] 
 
 W08 in tin 
 
 from the 2 
 
 Ursa Maj 
 
 the wande 
 
 HoHey, w 
 
 ing uncerl 
 
 the formei 
 
 latter, fro 
 
 it re-appe 
 
 'only 19 d 
 
 exhibit ar 
 
 ilates, it 
 
 years, the 
 
 Froi 
 
 Allowing 
 stated as 
 remotest 
 its nearer 
 80 early j 
 during tl; 
 tion of 
 jiomers { 
 aswell i 
 
 ' ^-,t^-lUUL -ra 
 
mK» 
 
 ifferiug 
 ides, or 
 
 ng star, 
 thence 
 
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 19 
 
 3 
 
 6543 
 
 5. 
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 May 20. 
 
 . 
 
 6. 
 
 28. 
 
 aed, 
 
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 rAWMSR^S ALMAMACK. 
 
 THE COMDEX OF ia352, 8 or 4. 
 
 tf 
 
 ** tiast thou ne'er seen the comet's flaming flight ? 
 
 Th' illustrious stranger passing, terror sheds 
 
 On' gazing nations, frum his fiery train 
 
 Of length enormous; takes his ample round 
 
 T.'^rough depths of ether; coasts unnumbered worlds 
 
 Of more than solar glojy; doubles wide 
 
 Heaven'smighty cape, and re-vitdts Earth 
 
 From tlie long travel of a thousand years." Young, 
 
 To shew those who may have been infected wiih the terrors exci- 
 t^l by the Parisian Astronomers, who predict the destruction of our 
 World by a Comet, in 1832, — to shew the grounds of this, not abso- 
 lutely visionary alarm, we have been induced tQ give a slight sketch 
 of the history of that baleful star,which is now winging its way earth- 
 ;wara, till, in the yeai 1832, S or 4, it is expected to anive, and, ac- 
 ■Gordin^ to some philosophers, to breathe desolation on the humaa 
 race,— to hurry this earth nearer to the sun, — or rush with it,through 
 the realms of ether, to the utmost confires of the solar system, — or at 
 least by its s ock, to red-ice this beautiful frame to its original chaor. 
 This * great and fe^^i ful star* was first obt;erved in the year 1305) 
 aloat the season of Easter, it returned agoin in the summer of 1456, 
 when all Europe beheld it with fear and amazement. Its next visit 
 wos in the years 1581 and l(j07, in this latter year continuing visible 
 from the 26thSept to the 5th Nov. following: its course was through 
 Ursa Major, Bote?, Serpentis, and Ophiuchus. In the yeer 1682 
 the wanderer again visited thishemispheie, and was observed by I>. 
 HoUey, who predicted its return in 1757 or 58, the precise time be- 
 ing uncertain, from the atti active influence of Saturn and Jupiter, 
 the former, lengthenin* the period of the Comet 100 days, and the 
 latter, from his superior quantity of matter, not less than 610 dhys : 
 it re-appeared, accordingly, about the end of Dec- 1758, deviating 
 -only 19 days from the calculated time. On this occasion it did not 
 exhibit any remarkable appearance. From a comparison of these 
 jdates, it is evident that tiie period of this Comet is about 75 or 76 
 years, there being the following variations : — 
 
 From 1681 to 1607-»''^^*^^^««-*^^-'^v^^76 yeara 62 days. 
 
 1607 to 1682^-'^^^^-'^^^x-^74 ., 323 
 
 )* 
 
 t* 
 
 ^} -^ -j 
 
 Allowing for the attiaction of the larger planets, its period maybe 
 •stated as 76 years 192 /days, in which time it describes an orbit, the 
 remotest point^f which ia 342C '•'.lillions of miles from the Sun, and 
 its nearest not more than 47 millions. This Comet may not return 
 so early as 1832, but there is scarcely any doubt of its re-appearance 
 <luring the year 1833-or '34. As to its being the agent in the destrucw 
 tion of our globe, it is certain that this^ is not the opinion of astro- 
 jtomers generally. Mpny causes may operate to aflfect these slemrnts, 
 a» well as alter the period assigned, or even to prevent the return of 
 
Hj 
 
 ad" 
 
 f ARMER^t ALMANACK. 
 
 =; 
 
 tbi^ Comet altogether. In its vast excursions into fcpace, 1620 mil. 
 liona of miles beyond tlie orbit of Uranis, it may encounter the attrac- 
 tions of other bodies so as to carry it oflFfrom our system, or, com- 
 ing in contact with another Come;, its matter may be entirely dissi- 
 pated, and its atoms scattered through space, till, falling within the 
 attractive influence of other bodies, may constitute aeroliths Or me- 
 teors. This supposition is grounded on the non-appearance of the 
 Comet of 1770, which ought, by calculation, to have returned 10 
 times; but which, since that dale, has never been seen. But we can 
 assure those whose terrors have been excited by anticipating such an 
 awful visitant, upon so dire an errand, that there is more cause of a- 
 ]arm, from another Comet, whose path is nearer the orbit, than the 
 <Mie to which we have been principally referring; — we mean theCom- 
 et of 1819: its period is only 3 years and 107day8,and it rfever ranges 
 beyond the orbit of Jupiter; it approaches nearer Mercury than any 
 other of'the planets, and crosses the earth's orbit more than 60 times 
 in the course of a century ; and certainly it is within the limits of 
 chance, that some collision may occur between this comet and the 
 earth. The consequence of such an event would, according to som,^ 
 more than realise the terrors which superstition has conceived of i.. 
 The earth's period of revolution, in all probability would be changed, 
 dther by carrying it nearer to, or farther from, the sun ; a different 
 inclination of the axis might be given, and there would be a consequent 
 diange of the seasons; the diurnal motion might be either acceleratetl 
 or retarded, by which the length of the days would be affected ; tha 
 vast continents of the globe would again be covered with the ocean, 
 which deserting its bed, would rush towards the new equator. 
 
 [to be RESUMKD IJV (rUR NEXT.] 
 
 EXPLANATION OF THE CALENDAR PAGES. 
 
 Left hand Page — First column . contains the days of 
 the month. Second, days of the week. Third, risinj^ 
 of the sun. Fourth, setting of the sun- Fifth,]ength of 
 days in hours and minutes. Sixth, Sun's declination in 
 degrees and minutes. Seventh,Moon's rising or setting. 
 Eighth,Moon's southing, and also the time of High Wa- 
 ter at Windsor,Horton, &,e. Ninth, Moon's place in th« 
 signs. Tenth, high water at Halifax. 
 
 Right hand Page. — First column, days of the motfth. 
 Second, Holidays, Weather, &c. Third. Farme»-'s 
 Calendar. ' 
 
 The top of the columns on each page shows the mooiL's 
 phases, or the times of new and full moon, and of the 
 first «nd last quarter or two quadratures with the sun. 
 
 There ^ 
 two of tht 
 
 I. The 
 l(»m. nig^l] 
 hi^h nort 
 visible on! 
 
 II. The 
 atf)h.llrr 
 low the h( 
 ern part o 
 traiasia, i 
 darkness 
 
 III. Th 
 at lOh. 24 
 wnth latit 
 and visibh 
 at Patago 
 be cclipsei 
 
 IV. Th( 
 Wednesdi 
 JT?ason alV 
 S. Americ 
 
 V. The 
 day, Sfipt. 
 eclipsed, ^ 
 perceived 
 Beginning 
 Total dar 
 Middle 
 Ecliptic 
 
 The :^ 
 shadortr, i 
 -iC'30 
 
 VI. T 
 Sej)t. Kit 
 invisible. 
 ce^)tible 
 Asia, whc 
 of the O'a 
 
 since 18C 
 Feb. bel 
 nearly to 
 Jf the at 
 veral of t 
 & little en 
 apj>ear V 
 
 a 
 
>20 mil- 
 « attrac- 
 or, com- 
 sly diesi- 
 ithin the 
 ks or me- 
 i of tb« 
 urned 10 
 twe caa 
 ; such an 
 luse of a- 
 than th« 
 theCom- 
 er ranges 
 than any 
 '60 time* 
 limits of 
 and th« 
 to son),«, 
 ved of i.. 
 changed, 
 . different 
 tnsequent 
 icelerated 
 ted ; the 
 be ocean, 
 
 FARmR'S ALMANACK. 
 
 SOLAR AND LUNAR ECLIPSES, 
 
 19 
 
 days of 
 :, risin|^ 
 jDgth of 
 ation in 
 setting. 
 ighWa- 
 ;e in the 
 
 : nioflth. 
 'armet^s 
 
 J mooTi?ii 
 id of the 
 be max* 
 
 There will be six Eclipses this year, four of the ^un, and 
 two of the Moon, as follows : — 
 
 I. The first will be of the Sun on Monday 22d Feb. at'12h 
 l{»m« night, consequently invisible. By reason of the Mooii^s 
 hiarh north latitude, it will be but a very small eclipse, and 
 visible only to a portion of the .lorthern region. 
 
 IL The second will be of the Moon on Tuesday 9th Mar<;h, 
 at 9h. 11m. in the morning, invisible, as the moon will be b«- 
 low the horizon. On the N.W. cofst of N.America,the East- 
 ern part of Asia, the Sandwich and Society Islands, and Anj»- 
 tralasia, it will bo a great, visible, and total eclipse — total 
 darkness coiiti)iuinEr 44m. 
 
 IIL The third will be of the Sun onWednesday March 24lh 
 at lOh. 24m. in the morning, invisible by reason of the Jj^s 
 wnth latitude. It WiU be but small, to any part of the earth, 
 and visible only in high southern latitudes — about two digSis 
 at Patagonia, Terra del Fuego, and the Islands adjacent, w>H 
 be eclipsed on the 0's southern limb. 
 
 IV. The fourth will also be of the Sun, a small eclipse; on 
 Wednesday. August 18th; at 71i 3.']m. morning, invisible by 
 reason aforesaid. At Cape Horn, the southern extremity of 
 S. America, the Sun will rise Avith one dig-it eclipsed. 
 
 V. The fifth will be of the Moon, a great eclipse, on Thurs- 
 day, Sept. 2d, partly visible. The moon will rise totally 
 eclipsed, when the going off of the earth's shadow may be 
 perceived. 
 
 Moon rises fih. SOrn. 
 
 End of total darkness 7 8 
 End ofthe Eclipse . .9 
 
 Beginning at ..... . 4h. 30m. 
 
 Total darkness beginsS 28 
 
 Middle 6 17 
 
 Ecliptic opposition ..6 18' 
 
 The ]) will pass through near the centre of the eartli's 
 sbado^^r, inclining to the northern side. — Digits eclipsed 21* 
 4C' 30". 
 
 VI. The sixth and last will be of the Sun, on Thursday 
 Sej)t 10th, nt lOh 8m eve. Sun below the horizon, of course 
 invisible. It will be but a very small eclipse, and hardly per- 
 ceptible at any place on the earth. In the northern part «f 
 Asia, where itwilPbe greatest, tiiere will be about two digits 
 ofthe O'a northern limb eclipsed on the meridian. 
 
 |C?*'A greater eclipse of the Sun, than has happened 
 since 1806, will take place next year, 1831, on the li>(h 
 Feb. between noon and two o'clock, p. m. visible «nd 
 nearly total. It will be about 11 1-3 digits eclipsed. — 
 Jfthe atmosphere should be clear, it is probable that se- 
 veral of the Fixed Stars will be seen, 'i'he planetVenm 
 a little east, and Jupiter a little west of tl>e Sun, niU also 
 appear v€ry brillifiott. B 
 
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 Wintei-. JANUARY begins on Friday. J 5 
 
 Forth goes the vvoodman, leaving unconcerned, 
 The cheerful haunts of man; to wield the axe, 
 And drive the wedge la yonder forest drear, 
 From mom to eve his sglitary task, 
 
 Prooping, the Inhourerojr 
 Stands covered o'er with snou\ and then demands 
 The fruit of alUiistTjil. 
 
 The bleating kind, 
 Eye the hleak heaven, and next the glistening earth, 
 With looks of dumb despair; then sad, dispersed, 
 Dig for the withered herb thro' heaps oj' snow. 
 
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 concern of the most ^viso sad io\f- 
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 were men of truly nob-e mind!«, 
 who were notasham.ed to be seen 
 at home. The plough, the rake, 
 the hoe, the spade were their fr«- 
 quent companions and it was their 
 delight to walk over their fields 
 and plantations, and see the full 
 and cheering evidence of a rera- 
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 Winter. FEBRUARY begins on Monday. 17 
 
 Let Winter come ! let polar spirits fweep 
 The darkening world, and tempest-troubled deep ! 
 Though boundless snows the withered heath defornji, 
 And the dun Sun scarce wanders through the storm j 
 Yet shall the smile of social love repay, 
 With mental light, the melancholy day, 
 And when its short and sullen moon is o'er. 
 The ic8-chained waters s4iunb'ring on the s^hore, 
 How bright the faggots in the little hall 
 Blaze ou the hearth, and warm the pictured wall ! 
 
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 KARMKIV S CAf.K.NDAR. 
 
 Dress oat hemp and flax, and 
 see that your spinning wheels 
 come nearly up to perpetual ma' 
 tion. P"'or every shilling saved 
 in domestic mnaufuctures you 
 gain at least three. One you 
 gain by the greater durability of 
 homespun articles ; one you 
 save of c ish not paid for the pur- 
 chases j undone, or perhaps more, 
 by bringing up your girls to habit« 
 of thrift and industry Nurse your 
 lambs by feeding your ev/es, «■ 
 every sheep-owner knows,i8 ve- 
 ry requisite. The coarser ma- 
 terials intended for fodder, such 
 as husks, cut straw, &c. should 
 be given out \yhile the cold 
 weather givai your cattle an ap- 
 petite somewhat sharper than th« 
 Jokes of Joe Miller. — *The mer- 
 ciful man is merciful to his beast/ 
 — this means, firstly that if yon 
 will have a sleigh-ride, the nobte 
 animal that ministers to your 
 pleasure must not be abused by 
 hard-driving ; and 2ndly, when 
 you stop, See him properly 
 covered with a rug, and sheltered 
 ixom the chilling blast. 
 
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 MARCH begins on Monday, 
 
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 Winter flies ! 
 And see, the source of life and light uprise ! 
 A heightening arch o'er southern hills ne bends; 
 Warm on the cheek the slanting beam descends^ 
 And gives thci reeking nnead a brighter hue, 
 And draws the modest primrose bud to view. 
 Yet frosts succeed, and winds impetuous rush 
 And hail-storms rattle through ihe budding bush- 
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 In ev'ry change new love displays ; 
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 The creature's good — the maker's praise. 
 
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 Last Quar 1 /th d.lh 22m morn pi^stQuar 31st d.2h 44m mm 
 
 i)m( Holidays, Weather, &c, I farmer's calfndar. 
 
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 j|runs high. I 'o asume all the energie?,regulai«d 
 
 railitr w/fDZertsaw/i^y ^^^^^'^ prudence which ar^ind » 
 
 for March P^is^^y requisite for the succcbs- 
 
 hid sooni'^^ proiecuiion of the highly hon- 
 
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 He should diive and not be driven 
 by tlie labours requisite for each 
 ueasori a» it passes. 
 
 Finish cutting, splitting and 
 piling your wood. Overhaul re- 
 pair, paint sharpen and put in or- 
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 lize and spread over your grass 
 grounds as much of the wash of tb« 
 highway a3 you can, without rot^- 
 bing your neighbours. Procur* 
 the very test feeds for the ensu- 
 ing Kcnson. If you have not good 
 seeds, good fencesj^ind good breetls 
 of animals, you can nev«?r mature a 
 I crop, possess a good dairy or hr- 
 der, (le.serve the name, nor iealiz« 
 theprolitsof a good farmer. — 
 Set out fruit trees as soon as 
 the weather will permit, Setoul 
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 tcea/Aer'and a few of the best cabbages for 
 seed. 
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 Spring. APRIL begins on Thursday. m 
 
 See, April comes ! a primrose coronal 
 Circling her sunny temples, and her vest 
 Pranked with the hare-bell and the violet : 
 Like a young widow, beautiful in tears, 
 She ushers in the Spring ! 
 Advancing fefpniNG profusely spreads abroad 
 Flowers of all hues, with sweetest fragrauco stored ', 
 Where'er she treads, love gladdens every plain, 
 Delight, on tiptoe, bears her lucid train ; 
 Sweet Hope, with conscious brow, before her flies, 
 Anticipating wealth from summer skies. 
 
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 ~TiATriooIs'~day; 
 
 81 
 
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 8 
 9 
 
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 I A man who has any thing of a 
 
 much finer. \hrm to carry on, should seem to 
 
 serene and pl<asant\i^tive as many eyes in his head, as 
 
 oth Sun in Lent. Palm Sun.li^'Rrcarespots in the tail of a pea- 
 
 light ci'e;iirtg*!c<jck, and keep a sharp look out 
 
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 Tides rise. 
 Good Friday 
 
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 1'2| Easter Monday. unsteady 
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 and variable 
 
 from every one of ihcm — said 
 ratkerl^y^^ connected v.ith a head of 
 
 hish windsr-'^''''^^^' ^''^^^'O^th more to the* 
 '^ J ^ owner than the best pair of hands 
 that were ever employd m trie la- 
 bours of industry. You must look 
 over every part of your jpremisea, 
 bit not over look any thing of 
 consequence. Plant a few early 
 j potatoes in a warm soil and situa- 
 suns/iinyanrf tion,that your swine may have a 
 pkasant,^ooi\ start before Indian corn is 
 1st Sun af.East, Low Sun ripe enongh to finish their fat- 
 Lord Bvron died 1824. ra'n'teiins:. Your fences should 
 enters ^ xvarvih^ subjected to the ordeal of a cri- 
 
 lligh tides an/i tlcal review, and every fault in 
 
 "^ per. Sup. (5 © ^ \xht\x style and composition 
 
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 4L ^^'^ ufl !n«sc^i«f' and filling their ia»ld«» 
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 MAY begins on SaturJay. 
 
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 Look forth, w'nere those eternal planets roll 
 Harmonious, through the pathless heaven, and trace 
 A power that j^uidc^ and animates the whole i- 
 Mark with what prodigality of grace 
 Majestic nature clothes her varied face, 
 And say what hand adorned that rolling ball 
 M'hat voice was Hjs, that, from the depths of space, 
 Bade worlds awake at his creating call, 
 And breathed the breath of life and vigour thro' them all ? 
 
 New Moon 22(1 3h 51)m morn IFirst Unar iiOili d (Sh VAm morn 
 
 DMJHolidays, Weather, &c.| farmkr's calendar 
 
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 St Philip & St James The avocations of a husbandmaa 
 
 3d Sun af East. U Q)\ ^re now becoming multifaiioiiB, 
 21 Stat viild and he must attend to every thing, 
 
 Serinirapatam taken 17lii) or something will suflfer. Soak 
 NapBonaparte died '21.3)ap.Ned corn in copperas water.— 
 StJohn,Evan. / b H Good fruit is rai.td as easily, and 
 
 Higher tides minr t"? ^^ °"^' ^.^ l!"'^^ "'""'"'r 
 
 n ;t: a?) avpearanceh ^^^ ' >*"' "^'^ therefore graft 
 
 4n Xi c -o t. p such trees as bear fruit.wbicha e 
 
 4th Sun af East of a 
 
 % runs low 
 61>t 
 
 storm 
 
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 spring increaits 
 Low tides daili) 
 
 5th Sun af East. Rog Sun 
 $ grelong more 
 
 signs of showers 
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 Asc. Day. HolyThurs, 3 per 
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 PsofHomhurg b 1770 <$ 3)^ 
 Sun af Asc. Day 
 }) runs high 
 
 frequent showers 
 
 fine growing 
 Low tides season 
 
 K. Charles II restored 
 Whit Sunday mild as 
 
 Whit Monday butter milk 
 
 worth but little for cider, |ndle«s 
 for the table. "Graft .ilw'ays aa 
 high as possible, to guard against 
 cattle and to nii^e the head of the 
 tree, so as to admit the sun and air 
 as freely as possible upon your un- 
 dergrowth, whatever it may be ; 
 it will also improve your fruit, 
 incize and quantity." Do not 
 undertake to graft too many limbs 
 at a time, lest you kill the tree, by 
 destroying the requisite proporliou 
 between the roots and the top. — 
 Now is the time, with your wife's 
 leave, to grow rich by your dairy. 
 It is said by some foreign writers, - 
 that a field of mowing ground ia 
 good heart,mown,& the grass eat- 
 en green, will produce treble the 
 quantity of milk it would have 
 done if pastured, and four lime» 
 as much as it would do in the- 
 form of dry hay.. 
 
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Summer. JUNE begins on Tuesday. 
 
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 At this sweet time, the glory of the spring, 
 Young verdurous June's delightful opening; 
 When leaves are loveliest, and young fruits and flowers 
 Fear not the frosts of May's uncertain hours; 
 Rich, rife, luxuriant, yet with tenderest hues, 
 Waves the full foliage; and with morning dews, 
 And showers that gush down from the radiant skies, 
 To bring below the air of Paradise, 
 *Tiswise to let the touch of nature thrill 
 Through the full heart ; 'tis wise to take your fill 
 Of ail she brings, and gently to give way 
 To that within your soul she seems to say : 
 *The world grows rich in beauty, and in bliss ; 
 Past springs were welcome, none so sweet as this.' 
 
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 vm\ Holidays, Weather, &c, | farmbr's calkndar. 
 
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 1 1 Whit Tuesday. 5 apogee 
 SjPeace signed at Paris 1814 
 ^ Stat very pleasant 
 
 Hay making Hill Koon claim 
 your attention, ar.d you should 
 even now, have every thing in 
 
 DofCurnbb j771 
 
 Vef^etationl^^V^^ order. As you have now 
 ji;i7/ 1 finished all your sowing, planting 
 
 Trinity Sun 
 3) runs low. 
 
 Iliffh tides 
 
 now 
 
 Indian corn, &c. you have leisure 
 to enter in earnest on the cultuie 
 
 advance rapidly, o^^^-Po'-atoe It is undoubtedly 
 ^ "^ the most prohtable crop that the 
 
 
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 ow tides 
 
 t Sun af Trinity, pleasant 
 aitle of MarengolSOU again 
 
 chansecUc 
 
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 Battle Waterloo 18! 5 high. 
 Macna Charta signed 1215 
 2d Sun af Trinity ivinds 
 Battle Vittom,lbl3 ©an, 25 
 
 veryjine 
 once more 
 Nativity of St John Bapt 
 
 tcith 
 very great 
 C |5d Sun af. Trin. Tides'low. 
 
 St peter ^ tpogeo 
 
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 ted any time after the frost is out 
 of the ground, till the (ith July. 
 Break up all waste or f;;]low 
 ground you can spare, and plant 
 it with potatoes w iih or w'thout 
 manure. One hoeing will gen- 
 erally be suflficient — and the 
 ground will be rather enriched 
 than impoverished, even tho' 
 little or no manure be used; but 
 a little of Any kind of manure in 
 the hill will greatly improve the 
 crop. A patch of potatoesjwith 
 pumpkins, near your ho;;-penR, 
 will be very Uf»eful in Sept. in 
 bringing forward your hogs. — 
 Guard the orchaixl carefully 
 against nest-worms, and if any 
 
 /. of your trees are bark-bound, slit 
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 not thro* the inner bark. 
 
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 Receded hills afar of fcoftened bliiej 
 
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 And wild-flowers all around of every hue ! 
 
 Sure, 'tis a lovely scene. There, knee-deep, stand, 
 
 Safe from the fierce sun, the o'ershadowed kine ; 
 
 And, to the left,where cultured fields expand, 
 
 'Mid tufts of scented thorn, the sheep recline : 
 
 Lone quiet farmsteads,haunts that ever please, — 
 
 Oh, how inviting to the wanderer's eye. 
 
 Ye rise on yonder uphnds 'mid your trees 
 
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 Is eloquent of peace, of earth, and sky, 
 
 And pastoral beauty, and A cadian ease. 
 
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 growing weather 
 
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 heat and signs 
 
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 increasing heat & active labour of 
 this month remind us that we are 
 doomed to eirn our bread bj th« 
 sweat of ouibrow, letusremember 
 that we cultivate a freo soil, and 
 pay no tithes. Be sure to finish^ 
 hoeing corn before it begins to 
 bilk or tassel. Nature should then 
 be left toJierself, oryojr crop wi I 
 be injured. You will also b« 
 a gainer in tl e end, by finishing 
 your hoeing before the hurry of 
 haying commences, To hoe coin 
 late in the season, and in bad w wi- 
 ther, is rather a damage than a 
 benefit to it. If the kernel of your 
 rye or wheat has become so hard 
 that you cannot mash it between 
 the iJuumb and finger, lose no 
 time in cutting it down ; the ker- 
 nel is formed into, a consistence 
 and will receive more nutriment 
 from tU juices of the gtalk in the 
 movr tki9 standing. As noon as 
 hjrveating isthrough, plough in 
 sqclk partft of your.ricbest stubbly 
 fieldrfMyoa iuteod; for turnipij, 
 dress It witl* wdUrotled Jnnnur^ 
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Suomei. AUGUST beginaoD Sunday. 
 
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 In harvest time when the abounding earth 
 la full of solemn beauty, and the mirth 
 Of gleesome peasants sceni to stay awhile 
 The fleeting grace of Summer's radiant smile ; 
 When Dryads from the silent woods look out, 
 To see the jocund rout 
 Hearing loud laughs, and airy voices borne 
 l^rom sunUt fields of thickly piled corn. 
 
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 Some farmers are of opi- 
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 a time as any to lay laada 
 down to grass. Loudon scvys, 
 " Grass seeds sown alone at 
 this season will generally 
 jsucceed better than any o- 
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 places\of July often burn up the 
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 Preserve your sheep from 
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 worms in the head, by keep- 
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 smirched with tar, from tlie 
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 Aotnmn. SEPTEMBER begins on Wednesday. Si 
 
 >4*t^;^tv^^^ ',,>M^«^ 
 
 Oh f it is beautiful to see this world 
 Poised in the crystal air, with all its seas, 
 Mountains and plains, majestically rolling- 
 Around its noiseless axis, day by diy, ^ 
 
 And year by year, and century after century ; 
 And, as it turns, still wheeling through the immense 
 Of ether, circling the resplendent "un 
 In calm and simple grandeur. 
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 {) for travelling 
 
 7j mornings and 
 
 gjNat. of B V Mary ei'enmg-s 
 9|Low tides begi7i to 
 
 O runs high grow coo!. 
 
 Winter rye cannot be sown too 
 
 London burnt,l()o6,OS. 3)ec. eirly in this month ; if it is sow- 
 
 2) 
 
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 27 
 
 28 
 29 
 
 3a 
 
 ed early,it9 roots wi!l obtain such 
 firm hold ci" the soil before itiiv- 
 ter, that it will be leris apt io b« 
 winter-killed in consequence ofths' 
 roots bfiing laid bare by the heav- 
 ing of the ground in hard frostiJ. 
 Rye may well be sowed for the 
 purpose of fiimishing food for cat- 
 tle and sheep early in the spring. 
 t^,t a rm ' !• . . , When it is meant for this object^ 
 i«tiiSunat Irm. high winds u should not only be put into th« 
 O ^ ^ ground, early in autumn, but ifc 
 
 Holy Cross tmrmcr W should be sowed thicker than 
 
 gc/?em//yj?ne.|when intended to stand for* crop 
 of seed. Clalks of Indian corn, 
 if well saved, are an excellent 
 fodder, equal to or better than 
 clover ; but if not properly cur- 
 ^^^ ed, they are of little or no usr, 
 except for making manure. It ii 
 a good practice to mix a portion 
 of straw, particularly the straw 
 of oats, with the second crop of 
 grasps when it h placed on tha 
 mow. Clear ojt ditches, an<) 
 cart the mud into tha bara yarj 
 and hog pen — put your ground 
 in readine-3 for sowing winter 
 grain. Pull cnions,aad sow oaii* 
 oa seed to stand oyer vsiat^-, 
 
 High tides. ec. invia. 
 Lambert ^ gr elong 
 
 ' cooler with 
 15th SunafTrin. iQ $ 
 ^ apoofee. cold wi 
 
 iSt Matthe'.v. now be^rin to 
 20(Q,uite low tidea. look out for 
 g;j ©crosses the iinQ d[\7m morn 
 241 J) runs low. a stonri, 
 
 Low tides as at this time 
 lOthSun afTrin. StCyprian 
 one may be 
 Tides rise. expected. 
 
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 DJil HoJida 
 
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 Aotomn. OCTOBER begins on Fridfay. 33 
 
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 ark ! hear the murmur of the autumnal wind ! 
 Calm days are past: the harvest sheaves are gatlwr'dl 
 The reaper's spoil hath not been left behind, 
 
 And the pure blossoms by the brook are withered. 
 The woods, the changeful woods, are mournful grown, 
 
 The varied leaves are as the span in heaven; 
 While the deep murmur of the nij^ht-wind's tone, 
 Seems as the wail of one whose heart is riven ? 
 The moon hath climb'd the horizon and hath pourM 
 
 Her gentle light on grove, and glade, and mountain ; 
 Oh ! could her streaming splendours have restor'd 
 The laughing beauty of that summer-fountain ! 
 
 New Moon IGth d '4h 16m eve | First Q,uar 24th d (>h 6m eve 
 dh| HoliJays, Weather, &c. I farmer's calendar. 
 
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 19 
 
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 27 
 
 28 
 
 99 
 
 [Jncommou high tides ] 
 
 U©11 good weather\ It ig not far from the proper 
 
 17th Sun a^'Trin. J) per |time to gather & secure your po- 
 
 ybr <A.cjtatoes, Some however, are apt 
 
 • reason. I to err by gathering them too ear- 
 
 jly. The roots continue to grow 
 
 signs q/*| larger and better after the toos 
 
 rain toAtcAJhave attained their full growth. 
 
 ijia^f Still, howev ?r, they should be har- 
 
 ierminaiel^^^^^^ before the occurrence of 
 
 d' Tides fuH 
 (ft runs high 
 Low tides, 
 St Denys 
 18th Sun afTrin. 
 
 9 stat 
 
 (5 3> ? 
 Tidv.f? rise 
 
 I9th Sun afTrin 
 
 St Luke 
 
 Common tides 
 
 ^ etat 
 
 6 5$' 5 etat 
 3) runs low 
 © enters tt^ 
 20thSun afTrin. 
 Crispin 
 
 6 D^ 
 
 »«ceoW*/orm.l^^°,f «°**^'"« '*^^'' which gen- 
 lerally precede the setting lo of 
 
 cold nightaMtHT' Vi,^"'"*''^* "!'^''? '" 
 -o ' I a hot Bun, they are apt to turn 
 
 Jlneeunnyl •' ^ 
 
 . , green, and become unwhnlwome. 
 "^2/* Select your seed corn in the fields 
 take the largest, fairest, and ripest 
 3) apogee ears, which are beat filled out 
 raw t^W» and have thearaallest cob, choo«- 
 tfi/A'ing them from the roost thrifty 
 rai.a stalks, that produce two or more 
 ears each. In this way yon will 
 dullf not only increase your crop v««t- 
 c/owrft/, ly, but bring it forward much 
 Low tides'earlicr. Look to yoyr flax, and 
 ti;e<!turu it if neccasary, 9s the upper 
 l^^/ier Hurlaco will rot faast^r iban the 
 under si dew 
 
 St Simon and StJude. much 
 
 Pull tides for som* days.^/ter 
 93{a ® 9 again 
 
 G '21«( Sun afTrin. ^ perigee 
 
 It; 
 

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 34 NOVEMBER, SO days. XIMonth- 
 
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 Autumn. 
 
 ^ Pressed 
 
 Pomona 
 
 VVithth 
 
 ho I rus 
 
 And you 
 
 Streake 
 
 Hoi 
 
 The 
 
 The 
 
 And 
 
 NcwMoonli 
 
 J(id| Holidf 
 
 1 
 
 2 
 
 AllSaints 
 All Souls 
 Pra Soj>h 
 9 runs h 
 Powder I 
 
 22d Sun £ 
 Prs Au?. 
 
 6 
 
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 27 Tides me 
 C |4df«nt Su 
 29 Tidet ver' 
 4SQ|St Aadrev 
 
 St Martin 
 
 }) apog-ec 
 23d Sun a 
 Tides rise 
 
 Common 1 
 9 runslo 
 
 •24th Sun 
 St Cecilia, 
 St Clemen 
 
Autumn. - NOVEMBER begins on Monday. 35 
 
 Pressed from th' cxub'rant orchard's fruitful bound, 
 
 PoTiiona pours a sparkling tide, that vies 
 
 VViththerichjuicesof the purple vine j 
 
 Lo ! russet Labour's busy train, both old 
 
 And young, shake numerous down the mellow frUit. 
 
 Streaked with a cheek as ruddy as their own. 
 
 How fall'n the glories of these fading scenes ! 
 The dusky beech resigns his vernal greens » 
 The yellow maple mourns in sickly hue, 
 And russet woodlandscrown the dark'ning view. 
 
 NewMoonlSth d Dh 42m morn|^'\':]V^^- '-^Hf- ^'Vl!;^'" "'"'" 
 
 |r nil Moon 29th d lOh oom eye 
 
 MDJ Holidays, Weather, fcc.| faioier's calendar. 
 
 1 
 
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 4 
 5 
 
 C 
 6 
 9 
 10 
 11 
 12 
 13 
 C 
 15 
 It) 
 17 
 18 
 19 
 20 
 C 
 22 
 23 
 24 
 25 
 26 
 27 
 C 
 29 
 
 AilHaints. 
 
 All Souis. the au'ora 
 
 Pra Soi)hia b. '77 horcalu 
 9 runs high tt'i7/ 
 
 Powder Plot 1(505 prohahhj 
 he seen thtae 
 22d Sun af Trin. Low tides 
 Prs AufT. Sophia b. I7G8 ^ 
 
 evenings 
 tvinter weather 
 St Martin approaches, 
 
 let it not cGiti" 
 2) apogee upon us 
 
 '^3d Sun af Trin. unawares 
 Tides rise. 
 
 cooler with rain 
 
 Common tides. fine 
 
 9 runs low again, 
 
 fine clear serene 
 •34th Sun af Trin 6^9 
 St Cecilia. © enters f 
 St Clement. Low tides 
 D © ^ fnoonlighi 
 
 % $, evenings 
 
 Tides ri«e. rain 
 
 4dv«nt Sun. > per 
 Tid^fl vet* high, colder 
 
 Many a slovenly slubber de- 
 gullicn who is iniscalled a far- 
 tncr, but who, instead of ac- 
 quiring any thing by iiis vo- 
 cation, mars every thing he 
 meddles with, is in the habit 
 of spoiling good fruit by ma- 
 king it into bnd ci.ler, instead 
 of manufactaring a delectable 
 beverage, compared with 
 which even nectar itself is 
 naught but non-entity, he 
 gives yeu a villainous com- 
 pound which defies chemical 
 analysis, but resembles most 
 a mixture of bilge water,aci- 
 dulated with aqMas fortis, in 
 order to avoid this consum- 
 mation, devoutly to be. depre- 
 cated, yoa should proceed as 
 follows : — For "tore cider of 
 the first rate, gather your ap- 
 ples as late as the first Nov. 
 and let them lie till mellow, 
 but not rotten. Grind them 
 in a though large enough to 
 hold a cheese and ^ let Uie 
 pomace remain thereln,before 
 jrou press it, from |2 to 24 
 
 ^StAadre\^ and itormiflhoMia, Press it slowly, aad 
 
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 DECEMBER, 31 days. 
 
 XII Month. 
 
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 C's 
 
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 breast 
 breast 
 breast 
 heart 
 heart 
 belly 
 belly 
 reins 
 reins 
 reins 
 . secrets 
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 knees 
 
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 legs 
 
 legs 
 
 feet 
 
 feet 
 
 feet 
 
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 neck 
 
 neck 
 
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 At last cor 
 
 AIJ npture 
 
 In tippets I 
 
 Ga shivVic 
 
 ■ With fo( 
 
 His br 
 
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 And a} 
 
 Who, wJ 
 
 To bla 
 
 And vi 
 
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 First iuar y. 
 vm\ Holida 
 
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 2| 
 
 1^1 Sup (5 
 
 41 
 C 34 Sun in 
 
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 7 
 
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 11 
 
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 14 
 
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 16 
 
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 24 
 
 25 
 
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 High tides 
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 Sup S © 
 St Thomas 
 Low tid^s. 
 
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 Christmas J 
 1st Sub, af. 
 St John. 3 
 Innocents. 
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 Winter. DECEWTBER begins 6n Wednesday. 57 
 
 At last comes dread winter and closes the scene > 
 
 All nature is dreary, no beauties are seen ; 
 
 I n tippets and mittens, and muffs, yoimc and old* . 
 
 Go shiv'rins: along, and cry *♦ bless me, now cold " 
 With footsteps slow, in furry pall yclad. 
 His brows enwreathed with holly never sere, 
 Old Christmas comes, to close the wained year ; ^ ' 
 And aye the farmer's heart to make right glad : 
 Who, when his teeming flocks are homeward had, 
 To blazing hearth repairs, and nut-brown beer, 
 And views well pleased the ruddy prattlers dear. 
 
 First iuar 22.1 d (ih 27m •▼e iFul. Moon 29tfrd Uh 48m morn 
 
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 dm| Holidays, Weather, &c. | farmer's calkndar. 
 
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 30 
 31 
 
 J> runs high 
 Sup (5 © 5 
 
 Jine 
 
 far a day or 
 
 two. 
 
 rairi, \fnoi 
 
 2d Sun in Advent. snow. 
 
 Low tides tointer note 
 
 commences in 
 
 Con. of BV Mary 
 
 j> apogee. 
 Hathcr low tides 
 3d Sun in Adv 
 ll Stat 
 
 High tides 
 j) runs low 
 
 earnest 
 wore 
 snow. 
 
 indications 
 ofa fUuvy 
 
 . M of 
 
 Bnoto. 
 
 hlttstering and 
 4th Sun in Adv 
 Sup ^ © !j nnpltasant 
 St Thomas. 
 Low tides. © enters "^5 
 
 quite cold, bvt 
 
 ^ not unpleasant 
 
 Christmas Day. for the 
 
 1st Sun. af. Chris. StStephcn 
 
 St John. ]^perigee. season. 
 
 Innocents^ High tides, the 
 
 > runs high.' ytar expires 
 
 mlh symptoms oj] 
 
 a *noio gti>rm.\ 
 
 put it into caskH through vtraw 
 or a coaree sieve , and put the 
 cask in a cool place. Leave out 
 the bungs till the fermentation 
 principally subsides, then drive 
 the bungs in tight, but leave a 
 small vent awhile longer, if ne- 
 cessary, to prevent th« barrel 
 burst.'njt. 
 
 The Farmer whp has managed 
 jmatters to advantage, has a 
 plenty of every thing, necessary 
 to fill the cup of earthly felicity. 
 He has also time to enjoy fife, ' 
 with being obliged to snatch at 
 innocent and salutary pleasures. 
 See that your roots, garden vege- 
 tables, &c. are poperly stowed 
 away in your cellar, bin8,boxes, 
 &c. so that your labours may 
 nor, be in vain, and the fruits 
 thereof become food for rats and 
 other vermin. Let your beef, 
 pork an^ other good things of 
 the soft be so packed and pre- 
 served as not to become the prey 
 of putresence, or the germ of fe- 
 ver. The life of a virtuous ant} 
 industrious farmer, though he 
 earn his bread by the sweat of 
 his brow, is a life of health, ra- 
 tionality and UAdisttirbed enjoy- 
 ment. 
 
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39 
 
 ^.r,,.,,,4^, rAAMK&^S ALVAVACW, 
 
 ^fi 
 
 PROVINCE OF NOV A-SCOTIA. 
 Lieat^^nant-Governor and Commander inChief of the 
 Province ofNova-Scotia and itsDependencies,and 
 Commander of the Forces in Nova-Scotia, New- 
 Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, &c.&c. <fec':'^ 
 His Excellency Lieutenant General Sir PERE- 
 CriNE MAlfLAND, KnightGrand Cress of the 
 IvlostHonorabieMilitaryOrderoftheBath,&c&c&c 
 
 -^^x^^- 
 
 WS MAJESTY'S COUJVCTL* 
 
 Honorable Samp:ion Salter Blowers, President. 
 II(»nourable anil Rigfht Reverend John Lord Bishop of 
 Nova Scotia, ILpij. Michael Wallace, Richard J. Uniacke, 
 Chas. Morris, Jaines Stewart, Thos. N. Jeffery, Brenton 
 Halliburton, Hibbert N. Biiiney, Enos Collins, Simon B. Robie 
 and Charles R. Prescott. 
 
 Clorii, Sir R. D. Georfje, Bt. ; asf,slstant clerk, Wiij. Hill 
 Esq ; chaplain, Revd Robert Willis,D. D. . 
 
 HOUSE OF JiSSEMBLY. • 
 
 S. G. W. AncHi«\Ln, Escjiiire, Speaker. 
 
 Connty of Halifax.— S G W 
 Archibald, W m Lawson, Geo 
 Smith and Lawrence Ilarts- 
 horne, Esqrs. 
 
 County of Annapolis.— \Vn> 
 M Rimch &, ,Ertqrs 
 
 County of Cumberland. — 
 Alex Stewart and Jos Oxley. 
 Esqrs, 
 
 'County of Lunenbnrpr. — Lot 
 Clnirch andWm Riidolf,E?»fir8. 
 
 County of KinofH-— Wm A 
 Cliipman and Samuel Bishop, 
 Esqrs 
 
 County of Qech's— Jos Free 
 man and John Ba»"!P. Esqr.s. 
 County of Hants.— Bonj, De- 
 wolf and R Smith, E-sqrs 
 
 Cojintv ofSiielhurne.— John 
 McKini! Ml, andJ.no Foreman, 
 Enqrs. 
 
 - Couty of Sydney— Tl '^nias 
 Dickson andJohtiYounsr, Esqrs 
 
 County of Cape Breton — 
 Lawrence Kflvanaorh and R J 
 
 Chnp!ai?i/Rev F Uniacke, MA. 
 «fi»t do. J F (5«-ay, Esq. Serjeant it ArtnH, Mr Thos Boyd. . Ser- 
 jeant of the Gallery. Mr M Forrester. Messenger, Mr John Gibba. 
 
 *The members of hi8 Majesty 'h Coiiiicil and the Speaker of th« 
 House of Ashcmbly are Jufttice." of the Peace throughout theProrince. 
 
 Uniacke,lj!sqr8 
 . Town ofHttlifax— C R Fair- 
 banks and Beamish Murdoch, 
 Esqrs. 
 Truro.— CD Archibald,Eaq 
 Onslow. — J Crow, Esq 
 Londonderry. — J Wier Esq 
 Anno polls — Jas RLovettEsq 
 Granville. — T Rug:gles,Esq, 
 Di^hy.— J E Morton, Esq. 
 Lunenburg.-JHeckinan,Esq 
 Amherst. — Jas S More, Esq 
 Horton. — Jas Harris, Esq 
 C o r n w ailis.— J no M orto n 
 Esq. 
 
 Windsor. — David Dill, Esq. 
 Falmouth.— W H Shey Esq 
 Barrington.— J Homer,Esq 
 Liverpool — Jas R Do wolf, 
 Esq 
 
 Newport-ShubaelDimmock 
 Esq . 
 
 Shelburne — J A Barry,E8q 
 Yarmouth — SS Poole, Esq. 
 
 Clerk, John Whidden, E5«q 
 
 Survey* 
 Hon M W 
 
 ilill Esq C 
 
 Chancell 
 Rolls, Hon 
 
 Halliburtoj 
 
 Vyiswfllai 
 
 Esq ;Coun. 
 
 of the Supi 
 
 Coi 
 
 His Maje 
 
 ristprs aiiJ 
 
 Jud^e, H 
 Solicitor Cti 
 I'onnell, Es 
 J Putman, 1 
 and Proctor 
 Court. 
 
 c 
 
 ^ Commissic 
 ('eor^ro, Bt. 
 
 Court for ih 
 
 Surrogate 
 ^pry Morris, 
 
 ChiofJusti 
 IIonBHallib 
 Esq ; Associfl 
 Hon R J Uni 
 Ki'n^'a Coani 
 ^-•^qrs. Cler 
 Province, W 
 
 Barristers 
 
 Halifax— I 
 R J l^niacke, 
 Jas VV Johnj 
 iJliss, Bnamif 
 Chas Twin] nil 
 F Gray, W f1 
 
 narriHjIufrh 
 John C Hallib 
 i^linith Edqrs 
 
farmer'si >lmakack« 
 
 39 
 
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 Esq 
 ttEsq 
 ,Esq, 
 Esq. 
 io,Esq 
 ,Esq 
 Epq 
 orton 
 
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 jy Esq 
 r,Esq 
 owolf, 
 
 ry,E8q 
 Esq. 
 
 I, E»«q ; 
 . Ser- 
 n GibbH. 
 r oftM 
 roYince. 
 
 Proviitcial Officers, 
 Surveyor General of Lands, Hon €ha« Morris ; Treasnrer. 
 Hon M Wallace ; Sec'y, Sir R D George,Bt. ; Dep Sec'y VVm 
 liill Esq Co.nm'r of Crown Laiids,John Spry Morris, Esq. 
 
 Court of Chancery. 
 
 Chanceller, His Excellency Sir P, Maitland : Master of tbe 
 Ilolls, Hon S B Robie,L L D : Mastei*s in Chancery, Hon B 
 Halliburton, Hon Jas Stewart ; Lewis M VVilkins, Pelejf 
 Wiswcll and J G Marshall, Esqrs.; Registrar, H H Cogswell, 
 Esq : Counsellors and SoncitoriJ, the Barristers and Attorniea 
 of the Supreme Court. 
 
 Cowt of Error, Marriage and. Divorce. 
 
 His Majesty's Council ; Advocates and Proctors, the Bar- 
 risters atiJ Attorniea of the Supreme Court. .« 
 
 COURT OK vicr. admiralYv. 
 Jud^'e, Hon S S Blowers ; Advocate Geni.H^n R J Uniac^e 
 J=?olioitoT Genl. S (i W Archibald, Es(| LL D ; Registrar, L. 
 Pennell, Esq ; Dep Registrar, J S Trcmain, Esq., Marshall, 
 J Putman, Esq ; Dep Marshall, S W Deblois, Esq ; Advocates 
 and Proctors, *he Barristers and Attornies of the Supremo 
 Court. I 
 
 Court of Escheats and Forfeitures. 
 
 'C'omniissioner, Hon Michael Wallace ; Registrar, Sir R P, 
 George, Bt. Dep Reg.Wm Hill Esqr. 
 
 Court for the Probate of Wills and trranting Letters of Ad- 
 
 ministralion. 
 Surrogate General. Hon Chas Morris ; Registrar, John 
 Spry Morris, Esq ' < 
 
 Supreme Court, 
 
 Chief .Tustice, Hon Sampson Salter Blowers : Puisne .Judges 
 HonB Halliburton, Hon Jas Stewart, and Lewis M Wilkin!*, 
 Esq ; Associate Judge, P Wiswell, Esq ; Attorney Ceitcral, 
 Hon R J Uniacke -Sol Gen S G W Archibald, Esq Ji L D ; 
 King's Counsel. R J Uniacke, jr, WmHill, and C R Fairbanks. 
 Esqrs. Clerk of the Crown and Prothonotary throughout the 
 Province, Wm Thompson, Esq ; Deputy, J W Nutting, Esq. 
 
 Barristers and Attornies at Law of the Supreme 
 Court residing in the Province 
 Halifax—H H Cogswell, D S Clarke, S G W Archibaia, 
 R J Uniacke, jun. J W Nutting, William Hill, C R Fairbai.k-J 
 Jas W Johnston, W Q Sawers, Jas Cochran, N W White,W IJ 
 Bli6s, Beamish Murdoch Alex Primrose, James* S Tremnif», 
 Chas Twining, Jas B Uniacke, C D Archibald, J J h'awyer, J 
 F Gray, W Ficighor, Jas Stewart Clarke, Wm Voun;r. C W H 
 narri8,Hugh Hartshome, EH Harrington, Law. C. Doyj^i 
 John C Halliburton,W Bowjnan, W li Kcaiing, &, Wm E 
 Smith Esqrs ' . ; 
 
 ii-) 
 
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 FXRMER^S ALMANACl:. 
 
 n 
 
 
 l;^ 
 
 It 
 
 Pictou — ThosDickson, Jotham Blanchard, Henry Black- 
 adar, R B ftickson, Martin Wilkins, fy Wm Sutherland, Esqis 
 
 Truro— Jonathan Marsters John D Archibald and Geo H 
 Einerson Esqrs. 
 
 Annapolis. — H Goldsmith, John Johnston, Jas A Dennison, 
 Alex Winniett, iSf Wm H Lee, Esqrs. 
 
 Digby— G K Nicholls, Esq. 
 
 Bridgetown — Steph Bromley and C. T. C. MacColla Esqrs, 
 
 Amherst. — James S Morse, Alex Stewart, Chas D Roach, 
 and Silas C Morse, Esqrs. 
 
 Kentville. — ^John Whidden, Jno C Hall and Stephen H 
 Moore, Esqrs. 
 
 Windsor:-r-HA Emerson,LMWilkin8,and HarryKing.Esqrs 
 
 Newport. — D D Stewart, Esq. 
 
 Antigonish. — John Thos Hill and Alex McDougatl, Esqrs. 
 
 Yarmouth. — John Foreman, Esq. 
 
 Guysborongh. — F W Des Barres and C W Weeks, Esqrs. 
 
 Liverpool. — W; i Sterns S P Fairbanks, if Snow Parker 
 Freeman Esqrs * 
 
 A rich at, — Wm C Delaney, Esq. 
 
 Lunenburg. — Jno Creigliton, G F Solomon, Charles B 
 Owen and Charles Bolman, Esqrs 
 
 Chester — Wm Greaves, Esq 
 
 Non-residents practising in Cumberland— E B Chandler 
 and James Ste%vart, Esqrs. 
 
 JVova- Scotia Barrister^ s Society, 
 PatronSjhis Excellency the Chancellor, the Honorable the 
 
 Chief Justice. 
 
 Honorary Members, the Judges of the Supreme Court ; 
 
 Treasurer, U H Cogswell, Esq : Secretary and Librarian, J 
 
 W Nutting, Esq. 
 Commitee for the year 1830. Wm Q, Sawers, chairman, Chas 
 
 Twining & Jas Scott Tremain Esqrs. 
 
 Commissioners of the Revenue, 
 Hon. M Wallace, Hon S B Robie, Wm Lawson, R J tfni- 
 ackOj and Law Hartshorne, Esqrs. Wm NeWton, Esq Clerk. 
 Co7nmissioners/or Light Houses, 
 Saml Cunard,Thos Maynard and John Douglas, Esqrs 
 
 Shuhenacadie Canal Company. 
 President, Hon MichaelWallace. Vice Presidents, Hon 
 T N Jeffery, and Samuel Cunard, Esjq. .Directors Thos 
 Boggrt,LE Piers, S W Deblois, Wm Pryor RJ Uniackejr, 
 Mich Tohin,MG Black, James Bain & J N Shannon Esqra.— 
 Solicitor and Secr6atry, C R Fairbanks, Esq. Dep Sec'y W 
 Flieger. Engineer,Francis Hall, Esq. 
 
 King's College Windsor. 
 Patron, his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury. 
 
 Visitor, the Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia. 
 Governors, his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor, the 
 Right Rev'd the Lord Bishop of Nova-Scotia, the Hon the 
 Chief Justice, the Judire of the Court of Vice Admiralty, the 
 
 Speaker ( 
 
 Solicitor 
 
 President 
 
 Preside 
 Porter,D] 
 and Logii 
 Metaphys 
 sar. Rev 
 Mathemai 
 venson; S 
 ham Wig^ 
 Governor 
 
 TERM 
 ends on th 
 ends on ti 
 
 MTonda^ 
 and ends 
 
 Theme 
 and ends ( 
 
 Governe 
 Presbyter 
 gland. Ti 
 Esq LLI 
 Smith, Jai 
 Alex Grai 
 Matthews 
 Culloch, I 
 Kinley. 
 Clerg; 
 
 The Hon 
 Brunswick 
 
 Halifax- 
 Paul's; Rei 
 Wix, M A 
 Chaplain, — 
 College; R« 
 King, MA 
 Church; R( 
 
 Rev Johr 
 tigonishe; ] 
 Aylesford; '. 
 walliM; Rev 
 BADigbv; 
 Weeks, MA 
 JTTMooc 
 Rev Georgt 
 Rev Thos 
 Weymouth; 
 ye«t, Visitin 
 Charles Iq^I 
 Dot fixed. 
 
rAlUBfER^S ALMANACK. 
 
 41 
 
 Slack- 
 
 Gsqis 
 
 ^eoH 
 
 nison » 
 
 Esqrs, 
 loach, 
 
 ben H 
 
 r.Esqrs 
 
 Bsqrs. 
 
 Esqrs. 
 Parker 
 
 rles B 
 
 landlor 
 
 ,ble the 
 
 Court ; 
 irian, J 
 
 n, Chas 
 
 J tJni- 
 \ Clerk. 
 
 iqrs 
 
 ts, Hon 
 •s Thos 
 eke jr, 
 isqra. — 
 ec»y W 
 
 bury. 
 
 lor,^ the 
 on the 
 It V, the 
 
 S{>eakerof the House of Assembly ,the Attorney General, the 
 Solicitor General,the Secretary of the Province,the Aevd the 
 President of the College and the Revd Dr. Cochran. 
 
 President &Professer of Divinity aiidHebre\v,the Rev Chas 
 Portcr,DD.:Vice President, Professor of Grammar, Rhetoric 
 aud Logic, and acting Professor of the moral Sciences and 
 Metaphysics. Rev William Cochran, D D. ; Fellow and Bur- 
 sar, Rev William B King, M A. ; Acting Professor of 
 Mathematics, Natural Philosophy and Astromony , John Ste- 
 venson; Sec'y & Treasurer, Jas Cochran, Esq; Librarian, Abra- 
 ham Wiggins, Scholar ; Academy under the direction of the 
 Governors of King's College Principal, Rev Ftas Salt. M A. 
 
 TERMS.-^^Sept. lat — Michaelmas Term commences, and 
 ends on the 15th Dec. Jan. 15, Hilary Term commences, and 
 ends on the Saturday preceding Palm Sunday. 
 
 Monday after Easter Monday — Easter Term commences. 
 and ends Saturday se'nnight before Whit Sunday. 
 
 The morrow of Trinity Sunday — Trinity Term commence^ 
 and ends on the 1st of July. 
 
 PicTou Academy. 
 Governed by fourteen Trustees, who are to profess, either tii^ 
 Presbyteriansystemof Religion, or that of the Church of En- 
 gland. Trustees, Hon S B Robie, L L D, S G W Archibald, 
 Esq L L D, Rev Thos McCulloch D D, Duncan Ross, George 
 Smith, Jas MacGregor D, D, Jno McKinley, Jas Foreman 
 Alex Grant, John Patterson, Robt McKay, Jno McLean, Wm 
 Matthewson, and Jas Robson. Head master, Rev Thos M'- 
 CuUoch. D D.; AsstMr M McCulloch ; Sec'y, Rev Jno Mc 
 Kinley. 
 
 Clergy of the Established Church in Nova Scotia. 
 
 The Hon and Right Rev John, Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia, New 
 Brunswick and their Dependencies. 
 
 Halifax — Ven. Robt Willis, DD .\rchdeacon, und Rector of St. 
 Paul's; Rev FitSB R Uniacke, M A Rector of St George's; RevEdw 
 Wix, M A Chaplain to the Bishop; Rev J T Twining, DD Garrison 
 
 Chaplain, Windsor, Rev Chas Porter, DD President of King's 
 
 College; Rev Wm Cochran, DD Vice President; Rev W Burgess 
 King, MA Tutor; Rev W Colse! King, MA Rector of University 
 Church; RevFiancis Salt, MA Principal of Collegiate School. 
 
 Rev John MilleJge, LLD Annapolis: RevThosHWhite,BA An- 
 tigonishe; Rev RB Wiggins, BA Amherst; Rev Edwin Gilpin, BA 
 Aylesford; Rev JasShreve, BA Chester; RevJohn Clarke, BACorr- 
 wallis; Rev Mather B Desbrisay. BA Dartmouth; Rev RogerViets, 
 BADigby; Rev Francis Whalley, Granville; Rev Charles W 
 Weeks, MA Guysborough; Rev Joseph Wright, BA Hortun; Bev 
 J T T Moody, BA Liverpool; Rev Jas C Cochran, BA Lunenburg; 
 Rev George Morris, BA Rawdon; RevJohn Conollv,M A Sackville; 
 Kev Thos B Rowland, LLD Shelburne; Rev Alfred Gilpin, BA 
 Weymouth; Rev Thos A Grantham, MA Ifarmouth; Rev John Burn- 
 yeat. Visiting Missionary (Truro); RevRobtNorris.MA retired; Rer 
 ChiU'ies lories, BA Sydney. C. Breton-, Rev Chas Elliott, BA station 
 oot fixed. 
 
42 FARMRR*S ALMA.XACfK. 
 
 Ministers of the Established Church of Scotland. 
 Hilifax — St Matthew*. Rev John Scott; ^tAndrew?. JRev 
 . yohn Martin; Dalhousie College, liev Thos Aitkin, AM ; Dart- 
 mouth, Rev J^ames Morrison; Shelburne, Rev Gavin Lang; Corn- 
 wallis. Rev Wm Forsyth ; Horton, Rev Geo Struthera; Pictou 
 Town, Rev Kenneth J McKeiizie; Ea<t River, Rev Donald A Fra- 
 
 ser; Upper Settlement, Rev John McRae; West River, — ; 
 
 Meri.s'omish, Rev Dugaid'McKichan ; Cape Breton, Canso & River 
 Inhabitants. Rev Neil McKenzie. 
 
 Ministers of the Presbyterian Church of Nova-l?cotia. 
 
 Presbytery of Truro — Londonderry, Rev John Brown ; Truro, 
 Rev John Waddell; Musquodoboit, Rev John Sprott; Douglai*,Rev 
 T SCroue; (Economjr, Rev Andrew Kerr. 
 
 Pre^byiery of Pictou — ^Pictouf Rev John McKinley, MA; East 
 River, Rhv Jumes McGregor, DD. ; West River, Rev DuncanRosg; 
 River John, Rev John Mitchell; Merigomish, Rev Wm Patrick; 
 Miramichi, Rev Ja» Thompson;, Dorchester, Rev Thos Trotter: St 
 Mary's, Rev Alex Lewis; Maubou and Port Hood, Rev WMiJler; 
 Richibucto, Rev John M'Lean. 
 ^^ Presbytery of Halifax — UpperShubenacadie,RevRobtBlackwood. 
 
 Presbytery of P E Island.— Prince Town, Rev John Kier; St Pe- 
 ter's, Rev Robt Douglas; Richmond Bay, Rev W M'Gregor. 
 
 Clergy of the Roman Catholic Church- 
 Right Rev. Dr Wm Frager, Bishop of Tanen, and Vicar Apostolic 
 of Nova Scotia. Rev John Ijaughnan, Halifax; Rev Dennis Geary, 
 Cliezetcook; Rev Jas Dunphy, Prospect; Rev Mr Sygogne,St Ma- 
 ry's Bay; Rev Jolm B Morin, Argyle; RevMrBoland, P'ictou;Rev 
 James Grant, Manchester; Rev Pere Vincent, Tracadie; R6v Mr 
 Francis, Pomket; Rev George McEageney, Sydney; Rev Mr 
 McLeod, Bras d'Or; Rev Dennis Lawlor, St Peters. 
 
 Wesleyan Missionaries. 
 Halifax, Rev Wm Croscombe, Rev, Robt Young and RevWmBlack, 
 supernumerary. — Liverpool, Rev H Pope. — Lunenburg, Rev George 
 Miller. — Shelburne, Rev Thos H Davis. — Horton, Rev Robt H 
 Crane. — W'indsor, Rev-Stephen Bamford — Newport, Rev Jno Mar- 
 shall and Rev Wm Bennett, supernumerary — Parrsboro' Rev Wm 
 Temple. — Wallace, Rev W McDonald. — Yarmouth, RevWmSmith, 
 — Sydney, Rev M Cranswick. — Ship Harbour.Rev J G Hennegar. 
 
 Baptist Ministers. 
 
 Halifax, Rev John Burton and Rev H K Green, AM — Cornwal- 
 
 lis. Rev Edw Manning and Rev Wm Chipman. — Horton, Rev Thco 
 
 S Harding — Rawdon, Rev Rich McCleam. — Newport, Rev George 
 
 Dimock — Parrsboro', Rev Wm Barton. — Hammond's Plains, Rev 
 
 i-Gso Richardson. — Granville, Rev Thos Ansley, — Annapolis, Rev 
 
 * Wm Elder.— Nictau, Rev Thos H Chipman and Rev J E Bill 
 
 Digby, Rev Peier Crandall. — Clements, Rev Israel Potter and Rev 
 
 John Austin" — Scissiboo, Rev Danl McGrigor Yarmouth, Rev H 
 
 Harding — Brier Island, Rev Sami Bancroft — Rugged Inland, Rer 
 John Cr..ig. — Ayleaford, Rev Ezekiel Maraters. — Onslovv, Rev Ja» 
 
 Muni'O.- 
 Rev Wm ( 
 
 Licentia 
 — RobtDi 
 nar J at H< 
 
 ficers, &c. 
 which thej 
 
 Town 
 the Cour 
 FGray, 
 <HighC 
 Rolls, on 
 
 Suprer 
 3d Tues. 
 
 Inferio 
 Sept. and 
 sen. Jno 1 
 
 Commi 
 month, 
 main, Jnc 
 Stewart, 
 
 PoliceC 
 lidays ex( 
 and Mat.] 
 
 Session 
 June, Sep 
 
 JUSTICES., 
 
 J Forei 
 SamlHeai 
 McNab, ^ 
 M Richar 
 Rayne, H 
 John Lea 
 and Jno S 
 Com\ 
 
 HonR 
 John Stay 
 G N Ru»s 
 Pyke, Es< 
 
fARMKR^S ALMANACK. 
 
 43 
 
 Munro.— Amherst, Rev ChaaTupper and Saihl McCuUey, — Chester, 
 Rev Wm Cunningham and Rev Joseph Dimock. »* 
 
 Licentiates — Fertl. HaUy, Lunenburg. — John Bezanson, Chester. 
 — RobtDickey, Cornwallis — Asahel Cbapen, Principal in the Semi- 
 nar j at Horton. — James Stephens, Horton. | 
 
 ICFMEMORANDUM.— The Sittings of Courts, Names of Of- 
 ficers, &c. will be found arranged under the respective counties to 
 which they belong. 
 
 a?—' — 
 
 COUNTY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 Town and district of flalirax Proper — iligh Sheriflfof 
 the County, John James Savvyer,Esq. Coroner, James 
 , F Gray, Esq. 
 
 -'^' High Court of Chancery, heldbefore the Master of the 
 Rolls, on the first Monday in every week. 
 
 Supreme Court .sits at Halifax on the 2d Tue.s,of Jan. 
 3d Tues. of April, 2d Tues. of July, and 3d Taes of Oct. 
 
 Inferior Court sits on the 2d Tues. of March, June, 
 Sept. and Dec. — Judges, Hon M Wallace, J Foreman, 
 sen. Jno Howe, sen. and Wm Lawson, Esqrs. 
 
 Commissioners' Court sits the 1st Monday of every^ 
 month. Comm'rs, J Foreman, sen. Jas To! s 11 Tre^ 
 main, Jno Liddell, and D S Clarke, Esqrs. olerk, Jas 
 Stewart, rilarke. Esq ^ 
 
 it PoliceOfBce open everyday throughout the year,(Ho- 
 lldays excepted) — Justices, John Liddell, H Yeomans, 
 and Mat.Richardson, Esqrs. D S Clarke, Esq clerk 
 
 Sessions of the Peace held on the 1st Tue^. of March, 
 June, Sept and Dec. 
 
 1U3TICBS OF 'IHE PEACE OF AND FOR THE COUNTV, RESI- 
 DING IN THK DISTRICT OF HALIFAX. 
 
 J Foreman,sen Cus.Rot.; Jno Ilovve,sen. R Fairbanks, 
 SamlHead Mi),JnoLiddell,RTremain,H Yeomans, Fete-i* 
 McNab, Wm Lawson, Sond Albro, Jno AlbrQ, MTobin, 
 M Richardson, J D Ilawthorne, Thos Holland, Isaac 
 Rayne, H Y Mott, Jas Money, Jno Allan, G N Russell, 
 John Leander Starr, Wm H Roach, Henry A Gladwin, 
 ahd Jno S Morris, Esqrs. D S Clarke. Esq c p 
 Commissioners for visiting the Pooir TJou^e. 
 ^^^ HonR J Uniacke, Hon C Morris, Hon T NJeffery ; 
 John Stayner, R Tremain,H Yeomans, J Clark,M Tobin, 
 G N lluaselli J Foreman sen., M Richardson, and Thos 
 Pyke. Esqrs V _ 
 
 COMMISSIONERS OF STREETS. 
 
 Halifax—t TasFQjeman,&en J Albr o, MTob in ^ F Majors 
 
 \- 
 
44 
 
 rARMER's ALMANACir. 
 
 aud Sam Gunard,Esqr.s. Daptmouth,Saml A.Ibro,Hugh 
 Hartshorne, and E H Lowe, Esqrs 
 
 Registrar of Deeds,&,c Sir R D George, Bt. 
 
 Health Officer lor the Port ofHalifax,Charles"V\' Wal- 
 lace, Esq M D 
 
 Post Master General for N. Scotia and N. Brunswick, 
 John Howe, Esq jun. Halifax. 
 
 Principal Inspector of Pickled Fish for the Province, 
 Jonathan Tremain, Esq 
 
 Comm'rs of Schools, tlie Venerable Archdeacon Wil- 
 lis, DD, Rev Mr Scott, C R Fairbanks, Saml Albro and 
 H Y Mott, Esqrs. Sec'y, A Primrose, Esq 
 
 Officers ofH. M. JVaval Yard. 
 
 A P Jones, Esq master shipwright; John Douglas, Esq master 
 attendant; Mr Jas Ritchie, master shipwright's clerk; Mr J H Mc- 
 Kwen, clerk. Mr Jas Matthews, gate porter. 
 
 Officers of the Provincial Redevme, 
 HonH N Bimiey, collector of impost and excise ; Andrew 
 Richardson, Esq guager and weigher. Jas Barrett, Robt Hod 
 ges, & Geo Sherlock, waiters and shipping officers. Wm 
 Cleaveland, collector of licence duty. Edw Duckett, collec- 
 tor of light duty. 
 
 Officers of His Majesty^ s Customs. 
 
 Hon Thos N Jeftery , collector. J ohn Wallace, Esq comp- 
 troller. James Purvis and D H Watson, Esqrs waiters an 4 
 eearchers. Edw Duckett, surveying officer of shipping. F 
 W Acheson & T Holder tide surveyors. R B Young, Errol 
 Boyd, Alex Hays and Terence Connell, tidesmen. Jas Wall 
 and W Hays, boatmen. 
 
 Warehouse — Joseph Dean, Esq Keeper. R Diramett, 
 Locker. 
 
 Halifax Bonking Company. 
 
 Henry H Cogswell, Esq President. Wm Pryor, Esq Vied 
 President. Hon Enos Collins, Jas Tobln, Samuel Cunard, Jno 
 Clark, Joseph Allison, Martin G Black, Esqvs Directors. N 
 T Hill, Esq cashier. Mr. J C Wilkie clerk. Jos Keefler, 
 messenger. 
 
 Discount Days — Tuesdaysand Fridays. 
 
 Hours of busines — from 10 to 3 o'clock. Sundays and Ho- 
 
 jidays at the Public Offices excepted Notes for discount 
 
 to be left the day previous to the discount day,with the cashier 
 Fire Wardens of the Town of Halifax. 
 
 Ricli Tremain, Esq Chairman, — Jno Albro, Esq sec'y & 
 
 treasurer. South Suburbs, Edw Pryor jr, C R Fairbanks and 
 
 JasTremain,Esqrs,— St I^eter's Ward, J Albro, J E Fairbanks 
 
 'mnd Jas Bain, Esqrs— St Matt hevr's Ward, L Hartshorne and 
 
 J A Barry, Esqrs— St Paul's Ward, G N Russell «nd W.A 
 
 
 Black, Ei 
 Thos Bo| 
 Jos Allisc 
 Deblois, 
 J N Shan 
 Comm 
 direct at 
 Pryor,an( 
 direct the 
 
 James E 
 Lieutena 
 
 Cassedy. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Robt Ric 
 George Jos 
 Peter Hall, 
 Mat. Lowi 
 McPherson 
 
 Nkti 
 Acai 
 
 MAIL I 
 
 Halifax on i 
 at 1 o'clock 
 The West. 
 Fridays »t 4 | 
 arrive in Ha 
 
 Includes th< 
 tricts of Cd 
 Courts of C 
 sion in tliis 
 
 DI 
 
 Supreme 
 and 3d Tue 
 June and 4t 
 
 Inferior C 
 the 3d Tues 
 
 Assistant 
 R Lovvden, , 
 the 2d Tue 
 Judges, Joh 
 Brown, and . 
 Colchester : 
 
fAHMKR^S ALMANACX. 
 
 4^ 
 
 Black, Bsiqrs— County Court House Ward, Jno Dupuy and 
 Thos Boggs, Esqrs—St John's Ward, J Liddell, J Clark and 
 Joa Allison, Esqrs— North Barrack Ward,M Tobin and S W 
 Debiois, Esqrs— North Suburbs, J Dempster, S Cunard,and 
 i N Shannon, Esqrs < 
 
 Committee^f the Fire Wardens appointed to manage and 
 direct attires— Rich Tremain, Thod Boggs, Jno Albro, E 
 Pryor,andJ Clarke, Esqrs— E Pryor and J Clarke, Esqrs to 
 direct the Axe-men. 
 
 FIRE ESGITiR COMPAWT 
 
 James Dechman, sen. captain. 
 
 Lieutenantsx-^^First Division, Dairid Hutton* Second, Thomasf 
 Cassedy. Third, George Little. Fourth, M Byren. James Smithy 
 Treasurer. A Bigsby, Sec'y, 
 
 AXE FIRE-MEN 
 
 Robt Richardson, capt. Stephen Hull, lieut, Thos MeKie.sec'y. 
 George Jost, Mich Creamer .Jas McNutt,Errol Boyd, JohB McNiel, 
 Peter Hall, Wm Marvin, Henry Miilter, James Grant, Wm Rose, 
 Mat. Lownds,Ww Johnston, Wm Strickland, Pat. Mahony, John 
 McPherson, Sam, George, WmFenerty. J Lownds, truckman* 
 
 National SchooI.^^*v^^>.^Abel S Gore, ' ) 
 Acadian School^*».»^i«v»*'^^<Rcv Jaa Morrison, ) 
 
 MAIL DAYS^^The Eastern and St John, N B. mails »rrircf» 
 Halifax on Saturday at 3 o'clock, p m. and made up every Wednesday 
 at 1 o'clock, p, m. 
 
 The Western mails are made up at the Post PflCce on Mondays anrf 
 ^»"i^y» »t 4 p.m, and forwn rded by the ma 1 coach next morning,; ihfey 
 arriTe in Halifax every Monday and Friday at 7 p.m. 
 
 masters 
 
 -^^if^f^i 
 
 EASTERJV DIVISIOJV 
 
 Includes the Counties of Cmnberlawl and Sydney, ami Dis- 
 tricts of Colchester and Pictoi*. Chief Justice of the Inferior 
 Courts of CoiniT 
 sion in Uiis Divi 
 
 Hnoij Pleas and President of the Courts of {^es^ 
 vision — Jafed I. Chipman, Esq. 
 
 COUNTY OF HALIFAX. 
 
 DISTRICIS OF C0I.CHESTKR AND PIGTOU.- 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Pictou on the last Tuesday ofMay,> 
 and 3d Tuesday of Sept. At Truro, ©ft the Jst Tuesday of 
 June and 4tb Tuesday of Sept. 
 
 Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Pictou on 
 the 3d Tuesday of July and 4th Tuesday of January. 
 
 Assistant Judges, Hugh Denoon. A McDonald, Geo Smith 
 R Lowder, A M'Cara,^ G Johnston Esqrs. And at Trure, on 
 the 2d Tuesday of July and 3d Tuesday of Jan'y — As«t^ 
 Judges, John Fulton, Jas Fulton, J as Archibald, Thomas J 
 Browji, and Robt Dickson, Esqrs ,* dep proth'ys, Geo Dill, Ee^. 
 Colchester ; Jas Skiimer, Esq Pictou. 
 
 C % 
 
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 PARMS1V*S ALMAIfJLJK. 
 
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 JusHceaoftkePeaee — of and for the County residing in the 
 Districts ofColchcster and Pictou — Hugh Denoon, Jno Stew- 
 art, Jas Archibald ,Robt Lowden, Sam Tupper, VV Getting", 
 Josh Marrih, John DicksonWm M'Kay, Geo Roy, Matt. Archi- 
 bald, Went Taylor, Jno A lien, Jas Skinner, Robert Dick<soi», 
 James McCurdy, Georg-e Smith, JasBenvie, A Archibald, Jno 
 Fraser, Nath Marstera, Thos J Brown, Jas Flemming", J Mahou 
 W Currio, WmMatthewson, I) MLean, R M'Kay, And M'- 
 Cfarra, E S Blanchard, Jay Carmichael, Jno Oldin^, Wni 
 Mortimer, Silas H Crane, Jno Finlayson, Geo McLeod,Alex 
 Campbell, Jos Fulton, D W Crow, Wm Logan,^ H Hatton, 1) 
 Crichton, Sam Archibald 3J, Jno Yuill, Jno Hohnes, Ken 
 McLean, Adam Carr, and. Jas Fraser, Esqrs. 
 
 S'ari-ofjv-ite Judges — Colchester,S G VV Archibald. Pictou, 
 Geo Smith, Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rs for taking Special Bail, on Actions dep'g in the 
 S. Court. — Colchester, J Fulton and G Dill, Esqrs. Pictou, Jas 
 fcJkinncr ai^l H Denoon, Esqrs. 
 
 Registrars of Deeds — Colchester, Israel Allison. Pictou, 
 Geo 6'mith, Esqrs. 
 
 PictQu— Col of Light Duties, R Corbett. — Col of Impost and 
 IjJxcise and Pro Col of Customs, H Denoon, Esq. — Ditto for 
 Colchester, J D Archibald, Esq. 
 
 Dep Sheriifs — Colchester, Israel Allison. Pictou,J W Har- 
 ris, Esqrs. ' ' , ; 
 
 Postmasters. — Pictou, Alex P Ross. Truro, Israel Allison. 
 Gay's River, Samuel Moore, E.-jqrs. 
 
 (Jom.a'rs of Sciiools— Colchester, Rev J Burnyeat, Rc^ Jno 
 Waddell, R Dickson, Saml Tiip])er and J Flemming, Esqrs 
 
 Pictou — Rev Dun Ro3s,Geo Smith,Ja3 Skinner, Dav Crich- 
 ton and Jas Carmichael, Esqrs. 
 
 . COUNTY OF SYBNEY. 
 
 High Sheriff, Kenneth McDonald,Esq.~Dep. for theLowcr 
 District, Wm lleiTernan. ':\ 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Dorche^ster, on the 2d Tuesday of 
 Sept— dep proth'y Alex McDonald, M D. 
 
 Inferior Court and^essions of the Peace for theUppcr Dis- 
 trict, held at Dorchester, on the last Tuesduy of May and 3d 
 Tuesday of Oct. Asst Judges, J W Ilierlihy, John Cunniiifi- 
 ham and Beuj Ogden, Esqrs. ; 
 
 Justices of the Peace— J W Hierliliy, John Cunningham, 
 Alex McDonald, M D, John McDonald, Robt Murray, R N 
 Henry, H McDonald and Don. Sinclair, Esqrs. R N Henry, 
 Esq C P. 
 
 Surrogate Judge Alex McDonald, m d. Registrar. Ken 
 McDouahl, Esq. Dep. Registrar of Deeds, Jno Cunningham. 
 Esq. Coroner, J G Peabody. Dep. Podta^aster,R N Ilenry^ 
 Esq Antigoniahe. 
 
 Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace — for the Lower 
 dis — held atGuysboro' on the 'idTuesday of May and 4thTue9- 
 davofOctr. Asst Judges, Tiios Cutler and Jas Marshall, 
 E/qrs. D^' j,),- l^ n)t:i'y, Wen. Tay lor, Es'i 
 
 •- f Comni* 
 Court — U 
 Esqrs 
 
 Justices 
 water, Ch 
 Lannigau 
 bell, H M< 
 Edw Lauj 
 Esqrs. j\ 
 Deeds, Tl 
 Guysboro 
 oner, CW 
 and Excis< 
 
 Commis 
 R.M.Cut 
 McColl, E.' 
 Alex Mel) 
 Donald Es 
 
 High Sh 
 
 Supreme 
 
 Inferior! 
 
 on the 1st' 
 
 Judges, Tl 
 
 , Baker Esq 
 
 Comm'ra 
 
 Court, Cha 
 
 lane, Esqrs 
 
 Justices 
 
 Edw Bakei 
 
 Baker. Jno 
 
 Thos Cook 
 
 Esqrs. S ( 
 
 art, Esq. I 
 
 Reg. of D( 
 
 ThosChapi 
 
 Coroners, J 
 
 ters, S H M 
 
 Josh Hustis 
 
 Comm'rs 
 
 McFarlane, 
 
 Tiicludes the 
 burg. Chie 
 and Preside 
 G Haliburtoi 
 
 , Hig^ She 
 
V ; Comm^B for faking Special Bail on Actions dep^g in th(e S. 
 Court — Upper dis. Alex McDonald ; Lower dia. Wm Taylor, " 
 Ksqrs * .-, j . V, I .-_ . .,. ; . .,p. |., ,, rt J., fj,.;, » . 
 
 Justices of the Peace, Thoa Cutler, Jog MarsKal], Wm At- 
 water, Christian Miller, Robti M Cutler, VVejit^ Taylor, Patrick 
 Lannigau, C Archibald, WmMcKeene, T Glcncross, D Camp- 
 bell, H McDonald, P Hartshorne, J no Newtoii, Jos Maxwel'» 
 Edw Lan^ley, Jno Whitman, Geo Norris, and Wm Edge, 
 Esqrs. Mr W O Heffcrnan,C P. Sur Ju«ig^e and Dep.Reg of 
 Deeds, Thos Cutler, Esq. PoatmastGrs, RobtM Cutler, Esf[. 
 Guysboro'Hugh McDonald,Esc(. Sherbrooke, St Mary's. Coir- 
 oner, CWWeeks,Esq Pro Col of Cufitoms and Col of Impost 
 and Excise, Duncan McGoll, Esf[. 
 
 Coiiimisiohcrs of Schools.— Lower Dis. Rev. C. W. Wt \ 
 R. M. Cutler, Went Taylor, Robt Hartshon.e, and Duncan 
 McCol], Esqrs. Upper Di:s. the Right Rev. Bishop Eraser, 
 Alex McDonald, J. W. llicrlihy, Benj Ogdca and Hugh Mc 
 Donald Esqrs. 
 
 ■ COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND. 
 
 High Sheriff, Joshua Chandler, Esq. . 
 
 Supreme Court sits at River Philip on the 2d Tiies of June. 
 
 InferiorCourt and Sessions qf the Peacp, held at Amherst 
 on the IstT.ues.'lay of Jan'y and last T».r?sday of June. Asst 
 Judges, Thos Roach, D McParlano, R McG Dickey ai\d Wm 
 Baker Esqrs SH Morse Esq. dep. proth'y. ;. ; 
 
 Comm'rs fc taking Special Bail onActions dep'j in theSup. 
 Court, Chas Baker, Thos Roach, S H Morse and D McFar- 
 lane, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace — Gilbert Purdy, Custos Rotulpnim,. 
 Edw Baker, Gabriel Purdy, Thos Roach, D McFarlane, Wm 
 Baker, Jno Black, Whi Wliite, Geo Bergmap, James M'^ab, 
 Thoa Cooke, Step. Oxlev,R M'Gowan Dickey, & Wm Baker, 
 Esqrs. S C Morse, Esq. C P. Surrogate Judge, Alex Stew- 
 art, Esq. Registrar Court of Probates, A Stewart, Esq. D^p' 
 Reg. of Deeds, Chas Baker. Esq. Col of Impost and Excise, ' 
 Thos. Chapman, Esq. Col of Customs, Mich Gordon, Esq. — 
 Coroners, Jno Morse and W W Bent, Esqrs. Dep. Postmas- 
 ters, S H Morse, Esq. Amherst; GeoBergman, Esq. Pugwas^; 
 Josh Hustis, Esq Wallace. 
 
 Comm'rs of Sehools— Rev N Wiggins, Thos Roach, Dan. 
 McFarlane, R McG Dickey, and Jos Oxloy, Esqrs. 
 
 MIDDLE DIVISION 
 
 liicludeg the counties of Hants, King's, Queen's and Lunen- 
 burg. Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Comnjon Pleas 
 and President of the Courts of Session in this division, Thos 
 G Haliburton, Esq. 
 
 - COUNTY OP HANTS. 
 
 , Higij Sheriff, Terence Cochran, Esq, 
 
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 rAAMER** AlijTirflACIC. 
 
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 Supreme Court sits at Windsor, en the last Tuesday of May 
 and 4th Tuesday of Sept. 
 
 luicrior Court and Sessions of the Peace, held at Windsor 
 on the 1st Tuesday of Jany and Ist Tuesday of July. Asst. 
 Judges, Rev Wm Cochran, D. D., R Junningham, Win II 
 Shey and JnoEIder,Esqrs. Dep prolh'y. H Jenkins, Esq. 
 
 Comm'rs for takingSpecial Bail on At tions dep'g in the Sup 
 Court, U Jenkins and Patrick Wright, Esqrs. 
 
 Justices of the Peace. — Jno. Emerson, Cus Rot. Rich Cun- 
 ningham,Wm Smith, Shubael Dimock, W Salter, J Walker 
 Caleb Smith, W H Shey, Jas Whidden, ino Smith, A Scott, 
 J Parker, B Dewolf, W O'Brien, J Withrow, J Allison, J Dim- 
 ftck, J Elder, D Wier, R Smith, T King, B Casey, J Sentefl, 
 Benj Shillito, Jno Cochran, dt Benj iSmith,Esqrs 
 
 Sur. Judge, L M Wilkins, Esq. Dep Reg of Deeds, Col of 
 Imp. and Excise,and Den. Postmaster, W Bowes, Esq. — Col. 
 ofCustoms, Windsor, P Wright,Esq. Douglas,J DArchibald, 
 Esqr. Comm'rs of Streets, P. Wright and D. Dill Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rs of Schools— Rev W C King, L M Wilkins, W H 
 Shey, P Wright and J Allison, Esqrs 
 
 COUNTY OF KINOS 
 
 High Sheriff, Ge6 Chipman, Esq. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Kentville on the 1st Tuesday of June 
 and 3d Tuesday of Sept. Inferior Court and Sessions of the 
 Peace, held on the od Tues.of May and 2d Tues. of Nov. — Asst 
 Judges, Jno Chipman, E Dewolf, W Campbell, W A Chipman 
 and James D Harris, Esqrs. Dep proth'y andCom.foi taking 
 Special Bail onActions dep'g in theSup.Court,S L Allison, Esq 
 
 Justices of the Peace — J Chipmam,Cus. Rol. ,* E Dewolf, W 
 Campbell, J Kerr, W A Chipman, J Ratchford, D Dewolf, S 
 Bishop, J Wells, A Walker, S Dennison.H V Buskirk,J Allison, 
 D Lockart,J D Harris,W Chipman jr,H Harrington,J Maynard, 
 C H Rand, J Lewis jr. S Beckwith,& D Whidden, Esqrs. W 
 f Jhipman, C P. Coroners, W C Moore, D Dewolf and Jas 
 Allison, Esqrs. Sur. Judge and Dep Reg of Deeds for Horton, 
 Aylesford and Cornwallis, W Campbell, Esq. Ditto for Parrs- 
 ■ horo,J Ratchford,E8q. Col of Imp and Excise and of Customs 
 D Whidden,Esq. Postmasters, EHsha Dewolf Esq. Wolfville. 
 James Bragsf, Ei^q. Kentville,Jas Ratchford Esq. Parrsboro' 
 romm'rs of Schools, Rev J. Wright, Saml Bishop, JasAllison,. 
 J. D. Harris, and C. H. Rand, Esqrs. 
 
 COL'.NTi' OF QUEENS. 
 
 Hii»:h Sheriff, Benjamin Knaut, Esq, 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Liverpool on the 1st Tues. of July. — 
 Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace held on the 4th Tiie?. 
 ofApril and 4thTues.of Oct. AsstJudges,J Newton, JosFree- 
 man, S Parker, and Jas Dewolf,Esqrs. Depproth'y. and Com. 
 for taking Special Bail on Actions dep'g in the Sup. Court, 
 
 J Rogers, Esq. Justices of the Peace, J Newton, Cus.Rot 
 
 J R Dewolf, N Tupper, I Dexter, Jos Freeman, S Parker, 
 J Gorbam,Jno Barss, and Jas Dewolf, Esqrs. J Rogers, Esq 
 C P. Sur. JudgC) Cviiector of Imp. aud Ex., and Col of Cus- 
 
 tom!, J ^ 
 
 of Deeds 
 
 Coram' 
 
 Knaut, J 
 
 Com'rs 
 
 , High 5 
 
 Supren 
 
 Inferior 
 
 of April a 
 
 ler, fyEJ 
 
 kingSpec 
 
 Esq — Jus 
 
 Walker, J 
 
 Heckman 
 
 Owen, Es 
 
 Solomon, 
 
 Imp. and 1 
 
 Coroner a 
 
 Comm'r 
 
 Heckman 
 
 Comm'ri 
 
 Heckman, 
 
 Esq. 
 
 Includes tl: 
 tice of the 
 the Courts 
 
 High Sh 
 Supreme 
 and 2d Tue 
 held on the 
 Diffby on t 
 Judges, E J 
 Esqrs. De 
 dep'g in ih 
 Justices ( 
 Shaw, H T 
 ard, J Whi 
 Segoyne, \ 
 Wheelock, 
 dolf, W Bei 
 S Hall, T B 
 Anthony E 
 Esqrs. E ( 
 Deeds, Eas 
 Esqre. Cor* 
 l^aUjEsqrs. 
 
FARMEJl'f A.L1IX5ACS, 
 
 49 
 
 tomi, J Newton, Esq. Coroner, J Whitman, Esq. Dep Re^ 
 of Deeds and Dcp PostiuaBter, B Knaut, Esq. 
 
 Comrn're of Schools. Rev. Joo Moody, Joshua Newton, B. 
 Knaut, Jno Barss and Nat Smith E^qra. 
 Com'rs of Streets,J R Dewolf,JnoRobertjB,&W Sterns, Esqrs 
 
 COUNTY OF LUiNENBURO. 
 
 High Sheriff, John Henry Kaulback, Esq 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Lunenburg on the last Tues.of Jur^ 
 Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace held on the 2d Tuey. 
 of April and 2d Tues. of Oct. Asst Judges, J Pernette, G Mil- 
 ler, 4" E James, Esqrs. Dep proth'y. and Comm'r. for ta- 
 kingSpecial Bail on Actions dep'g in the Sup Court, D Owen, 
 Esq — Justices of the Peace, E James, Cus. Rot, J Pernette,! 
 Walker, J C Rudolf, John Evans,G Miller, W Alexander, Jno 
 Heckman, T Godfrey, JnoHunt,& Fied Morris, Esqrs. — C B 
 Owen, Esq C P. Sur. Judge, J Pernetto,Esq. Reg'r,GeoT 
 Solomon, Esq Dep Reg of Deeds, P I udolf, Esq. Col. of 
 Imp. and Ex. T Godfrey, Esq. Prev.Officer, A S Bruce, Esq. 
 Coroner and Dep Postm'r, J C Rudolf, Esq. 
 
 Comm'rs of Streets, Wm Rudolf, Jno Creighton, and Jno 
 Heckman, Esqrs. 
 
 Comm'rsof Schools. Rev J C Cochran, Garret Miller, Jno 
 Heckman,Jno Hunt and ThosGodfrey, Esqrs Clerk, D Ort'en, 
 Esq. 
 
 WESTERK DIVISION 
 
 Includes the Counties ol Annapolis and Shelburne. Clwef Jus- 
 tice of the Inferior Courts of Common Pleas and President of 
 the Courts of Session in this District, Thos Ritchie, Esq, 
 
 COUNTY or ANNAPOLIS. 
 
 High Sheriff, E H Cutler, Esq. 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Annapolis on the 2d Tues of June, 
 and 2d Tues of Sept. Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace, 
 held on the 8d Tues of April and 1st Tues of Nov. ; and at 
 Digby on the 1st Tues of July and 3d Tues of Dec. Asst, 
 Judges, E Morton, A Snodgras, C U Jones and W F Bonne 11 
 Esqrs. Dep proth'y, &Com for takingSpecial,Bail onActions 
 dep'g in the Sup.Court, E. Cutler, Esq. (,, 
 
 Justices of the Peace,E Thorn, Cus Rot. ; StephenJones, M 
 Shaw, R T Randolf, B Dodge, J Ruggles, E Morton, S V Bay- 
 ard, J Whitman, P Lovett, J Morehouse, R Hankinson, J M 
 Segoyne, W Jones, T Ritchie, J r^^uerau, Jno Wiswell,jr.E 
 Wheelock,W F Bonnell, C Jones, J Reed, C Jones, J F Ran- 
 dolf, W Bent, P Sanders, V/ Delancy, S Campbell, SChesley 
 S Hall, T Ruggles, jr, J Ditmars, J Robertson, Robt Neiley, 
 AnthonyHannan, Joseph Fitz Randolph, & Thos Jame^', 
 
 Esqrs. E Cutler,Esq C P. SurJudge.- 
 
 DcpReg'ra 
 
 Deeds, East. Dis, Wm Winniett, Esq. Western, S Jones, 
 
 Esqrfl. Coroiiers,Sil Snow,Wm Young, J R Lovett, ami J>avid 
 
 iH»B,Be^rs. Col j>f Light Duty; ai Imp. and Ex j iad.Cqi .of 
 
-so 
 
 PARMRl'g ALMANACK. 
 
 t^' 
 
 ' C ustoms,H- Cr oldsmith; Esn. Def) rostrn^rs,!! GoMsmithjEsq, 
 Amvapolia, \V F Bonnell, Lsq Digby. 
 
 Comm^rs of Schools. — Eastern Dis. Rev Dr. Milled^e, H 
 GoldamlUi^T C Ilaliburton, Timothy Rug<rles, artd Thos James 
 Ksqrs. Western Dis. RcvR Viets, Elk Morton, Wm F Bon- 
 nell, Cereno Joiics, and Chas McCarthy Esqrs. 
 
 COUNTY OF SHF.LBtRNE. 
 
 High Sheriff, John Bingay, Esq 
 
 Supreme Court sits at Shelburne on the 2d Tues of July. — 
 Inferior Court and Sessions of the Peace for the dis of Yar- 
 mouth and Arffyie, held at Tusket Village on the 1st Tues. of 
 May, and at Yarmonth on the 4tii Tues. of Sept. Asst. Jud- 
 ges, S S Poole, J Lent, J N Bond, B D'Entremont and H G 
 Farish,Esqrs Dep proth'y M Huntington, E«q — Ditto for 
 •' the d'.s of Shelbijrn", held at Shelburne on the 2d Tues of May 
 and 2d Tues of Sept — Asst Judges, G White, W BSargeant, 
 J V Buskirk and T Crovvell. Esqrs. Dep proth'y and com'r for 
 taking special bail on Actions dep'g in the Sup Court, Robt 
 Bingav, Esq- — Justices of the Peace, G White, Cus Rot ; S S 
 Poole,'B D 'Entvemont, J V Buskil-k, Jas Dore, J N Bond, J 
 Lent, EbCrowoll, II G Farish,T Crovvell, J Bingay, G V Nor- 
 den, A Landers, J Kelly, B Biilgay, J McKinnon, C Campbell, 
 J Barclay, Robt (^urrie, Jno Homer, Esqs. R Bingay, Esq'C 
 P. Sur. Judge, Gi 1 Wh'te, Esq. Dep Reg of Deeds, for the 
 Eastern dis. Robt Bingay, Esq. Western dis, H G Farish, 
 Esq. Col'rs of Imp and Ex. — ^^Yarmouth, H G Farish, Esq — 
 Shelburne, Jacob. V. Buskirk, Esq — Weymouth, R Hankinson 
 Esq. Pro Col'rs of Customs, — Shelburne, J Y Buskirk— Wey- 
 mouth, R Hankinson — Barrington, J Homer — Argyle, J Mc 
 Kinuon ; Yarmouth, A V S Fiorbes, Esqr.?. Coroner, G Bin- 
 gay, Esq. — Dep Postm's*, Jacob Weiser SJielburne^ 
 
 ComrnVs, of Schools, dis. Shelburne. — Rev' DrVT B Row- 
 land Jac V Buskirk, Thos Croweil, Jno' Homer and Wm Ro- 
 bertson Esqrs. Dis, Yarmouth, Rqv T A Grantham, SS Poole, 
 HG Parish Jno McKinnon, and Jas Lent, jr Esqrs. 
 
 COUXTY OF CAPK BRETON. > " 
 
 ' Chief Justice of the Inferior Courts of Common Pleas, and 
 President of the Cour.s of Sessions in the County, John G 
 Marshall. Esq.- H 
 
 High Sheriff, Charles R Ward, Esq. 
 ^Supreme Court sits at Sydney on the last Tuesday of Aug 
 
 and at Arichat on the 1st Tueshay. of Se])tember.-^ 
 
 ■ InfofiorCourt and Sessions of the Peace for the Northern dis. 
 sits at Sydney on The 2nd (Fues of March, and 4th Tues of 
 Oct \ for the Southern dis. nt Arichat on the 2d Tues of April 
 and 2d Tues of Nov ; and for the Western dis, at Port Hood 
 on the 3d Tues April and 3d Tues of Nov. Asst Judges, T 
 Crawley, Lawren3e Kavanagh, J Leaver, C Hubert.* J 
 Jean &, Wm Viatts, Esqrsi Proth'y for the County^ CE 
 i Leonard, E? Sydney. Dep proth'ys, at Arlchat,A'Mmdden, 
 i Eaiii H Mabou, J L Tramain, Esq. Justicesof the P«(^6ey.JU 
 
 n G Marsl 
 
 C. Hube 
 
 L Kavar 
 
 Gq,uHnel 
 
 - Mckceti 
 
 J Jean, 1 
 
 Esqrs. 
 
 ern, J ''. 
 
 J W Ber 
 
 and Wai 
 
 >; Light Di 
 
 Esq W ( 
 
 Jos Noaci 
 
 Hood; N 
 
 ^ Sur Jndj 
 
 Joseph N 
 
 Barrist 
 
 Arichat.^ 
 
 Health 
 
 Jean. 'J 
 
 Comm'] 
 
 Thos Cra 
 
 Rev mr s. 
 
 Madden, 
 
 Jno LTr« 
 
 In Nova* 
 Lieut Ge 
 
 Capt 
 
 Aides-de- 
 
 —U Col 
 
 Col. W. . 
 
 J Bazalg£ 
 
 me rum, I 
 
 — Jas Sla 
 
 G F Hav( 
 
 Asst. Con 
 
 Swain, I 
 
 Barrack B 
 
 Carter, aj 
 
 Lt Cols 
 
 Garriso 
 Command 
 Twining, '. 
 
 Windso 
 
ipJt in i!r lilted "AtitlHl? K. 
 
 *^1 
 
 Aug 
 
 ^ 
 
 G Marshall, Cus. Rot ; A C Dodd, Thos Crawley, R Gibbons, 
 C. Hubert, J Leaver, C C Leonard, R McKinnon, P H Clarke, 
 L Kavanajc*-)!, C Mc^Cal}, J Campbell, J Dodd, J Cameron, W 
 Gq-UMnell, Wm Watts, A Madden, Hugh McDonald, John 
 Mckoeti, N Paint, N K Martin, T E Chandler, J L Tremain, 
 J Jean, IJ DeLi.slo, J S Ingraham, R Gamtnell, &. Irad Hart, 
 Ksqrs. keg'i3 of Deeds — Western dis. J L Tremain — Soutli- 
 crn, J TurnbuU— Northern, C R Ward, Esn;^.— Collector, 
 J W Benn,Esq. C omjUroller, C E Leonard, Esq Surveyor 
 and Waiter, J Jean, Esq Col'rs of Impost. Excise and of 
 Light Duty, Chas E Leonard, Esq Sydney^J L Tremain, 
 Esq W district — J Turnbtili, Esq Arichat. DepPostiiiaster!», 
 Jos Noad, Sydney; Jno Fuller, Arichat; J McKeen, Port 
 Hood; N Clongh, Ship Harbour SurveyorGenl ofLauds and 
 Sur Judge. Thomas Crawley, Esq. Coroners. — Jno Siwith, 
 Joseph Noad, ^-Jrto McDonald. 
 
 Barristers & Attornies, at Sydney R Gibbons, E M Dodd ; 
 Aricliat.W Pooley, J Turnbull & WmC Deianey, Esora 
 
 Health Officer for the Port of Sydney, Doctor Thos. E. 
 Jean. ' '' ■ . • ,- - 
 
 Comm'rs of Schools— Sydney dis.RevC Inflrle^-jJ G Marshall, 
 Thos Crawley,C E Leonard andWml)ufFus,Esqrs. Arichat dis 
 Rev mr shaw. Rev Mr Potevin, Law Kavanah, C Hubert, Dr 
 Madden, Western dis Rev MrLawlo' Wm Watts, J McKeen, 
 Jno L Tremain and Nat Clough, Esqrp. 
 
 STAFF OF rap ARMY, 
 
 In Nova*Scotia, under the command of His Excellency 
 Lieut Gen. *Sir Peregrine Maitland, K C B. 
 
 Capt Deedes, 52 f. and Lt Hon. R C Boyle, 30ti> f. 
 Aides-de-Camp. — Capt. P.MaitIand,74th f. military sec. 
 — Lt Col. It B Harris, h, p. 86 f Bep. Adj. Gen.— Lt. 
 Col. W. Beresford, h. p, 31 i\ Dep.Q.M. Gen. Bt Maj 
 J Bazalgette, h. p. 98 f. Major of Bvij^ade. — George Da- 
 merum, J)ep. Com. Gen. — C. A. Clarke, Asst. Com Gen. 
 — Jas Slade, Goldsmith, Wm Low, C Williams, and 
 G F Havepsaat, Asst- Com. Gen'Is. — Adolphus Yieth, 
 Asst. Com. Gen. of Accounts. — Alex. Grant and Chas. 
 Sv^ain, Dep Asst- Com. Gen'ls of Acct-. Jas B'a'r, 
 Barrack Master. — Staff Sur^geon, C Allen, MD. John 
 C^irter, apothecary to the forces, D Pitcairn,Hosp Asst. 
 
 Lt Cols. W G Cochran, h. p. ; R R Loruig, h, p; and 
 ' Insp. Field Officers of Militia, 
 
 Garrison of Halifax — Col Norcott, C B. RifleBrigade, 
 Commandant; Lt J MacColla> town major; Rev J 'i^ 
 ^Twjning, Dp. Cliapla'u. 
 
 Windsor.- Arthur McDougall, Barrack jjiln>stci% . 
 
 Annapolis— ^os Jformari, Barrack Master* JaRies 
 SMaU.MD ho-ipn^sst — Rev JnoMilMire.tLO Chnnlrin. 
 
 
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 Officers of H. M» Ordnance^ 
 
 J W Tapp, Esq. »torelMjei)er. H Ince, Esq dcp storekeeper. CH 
 Fife, l»t clerk. J Forre8ter,2d do. .1 E White, 3d do. WH Tapp, 
 jrdo. J Rigby, clerk bar. branch.. C NFife, foreman of carpen- 
 ters. J Plummer, armourer. W Dalling, overseer of iaoourers. — 
 J Anderson, gate porter. 
 
 Engine^ Department 
 
 G Nicolls, col commanding; 6 West, captain > C McKenzie S H 
 Wentworth, W H Ford and St Geo L Lyster, ^euts. R Creed, elk 
 of works. Wm Rogers, T Goudge and J G Creed, elks. Wm Mc- 
 Dowall, master mason ; W Gossip, !. aster sicith; Edw Pryor, master 
 carpenter; G Hamilton, foreman cf labourers; PDowling ajidG Bel- 
 lows, office keepers and messengers 
 
 • 000X000 
 
 OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. 
 
 34th (or Cum- 
 berland) Regt. 
 *« Aibuhera" 
 «' Vittoria*' 
 "Pyrenees'* 
 *' Nivehe" 
 *« Nive'* 
 "Orthes" 
 ' *• Peninsula'* 
 ^irT Macdougall 
 Bri8bane,K CB 
 LtGen 
 Lt Col. 
 C R Fox 
 
 majors 
 Rich Greaves 
 Hon H 8 Fane, 
 MP 
 
 captains 
 M McLeodTew 
 Edw Conolly 
 Rich Airey 
 GeoBuxton 
 C B Brisbane 
 Hen Gascoyne 
 W N Orange 
 B J Hooke 
 Wm Considihe 
 E S Bjiyly 
 
 licuts 
 G R Thompson 
 J no Elgee 
 W Lax 
 N R Brown 
 £ Brod'erick 
 J no Auidio 
 C T Vsndeleur 
 St GeoCromk 
 •WO Warrciv 
 
 Arthur Home 
 TW>fewcomen 
 Wm Colt 
 
 Ensigns 
 il II Webster 
 T W Howe 
 Geo Harford 
 
 jf^ *. viiUbb 
 
 John Arnold 
 Ch«s S Ei^stace 
 J Fordyce 
 R W Byron 
 PMGBedingham 
 Adj T WHowe, 
 
 ens. ■' 
 
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 Surg M Farnan 
 A.S, Cha Bell 
 Facings yellow ; 
 
 lace silver 
 Agents, Macdon- 
 
 ald Jc'-Co 
 Ir.do. Cane &Co 
 
 62d (Oxford- 
 shire) 
 Lt. Infantry. 
 
 "Hindcastan" 
 •^« Vimiera" 
 "Corunna*^ 
 ♦* BusacQ" 
 
 '* FUentes d'O- 
 n«r" 
 
 " Ciuuad Rodri 
 
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 " S^lamanca" 
 " Vittoria** 
 «* Nivelle'* 
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 «« Orthes'* 
 
 ♦* Toulouse'' 
 
 •' Penmsula" 
 
 •• Waterloo." 
 
 Ccloiiel 
 
 SirGT Walker, 
 
 GCB. It gen 
 
 LtCol 
 Jas Fergusson 
 
 majors 
 *J M cNair 
 *J Cross 
 
 Captains 
 *G F B St John 
 S DPrit chard 
 »G Gawler 
 V/m Blois 
 W S Moorsom 
 R D King 
 Geo Montagu 
 Henry Deedes 
 LoidCJFRqssell 
 R K Hill 
 
 Lieuts 
 J Bent ham, 
 W O Gunning 
 Walter Butler 
 G W Bif ch 
 Rich French 
 C F Norton 
 G C Swan 
 WJM Hughes 
 S R StreatiieUl 
 C W Fttreater 
 
 Ensigns 
 J A Vigmrs 
 W AmhHale 
 Hen is Davis 
 F ^ Bull 
 
 Hon R LePoec 
 
 Trench 
 EH F Pockling- 
 
 ton 
 R Twopenny 
 Geo Hall 
 Hon Jno Forbes 
 *Pay mr J Win- 
 
 terbottom 
 Adj GO Swan, It 
 Q mr J Morgan 
 *Sg JBGib8«n 
 As sg R Tut. 
 
 hill, M D 
 ,, Cfaas Brown 
 Facings buff-" 
 Laee^lver 
 Agents 
 jGr<^«nwood k,C^- 
 
 96th REGT» 
 
 Colonel 
 Sir Jos Fuller.G 
 C H It gen 
 
 LtCol 
 *JFullerton,CB 
 
 majors 
 Hen White 
 A Cairncross 
 
 Captains 
 Wm Hulme, m'.- 
 Rich Gethin 
 J W S Waller 
 E EHUl 
 WraL Carey 
 Wm Ouseley 
 t B' Cumberland: 
 Pet«r Cheape 
 B H Cumberland 
 H F K«imccli 
 
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 L F Jo^( 
 
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 £ Suther 
 
 ARoberti 
 
 P S Nug« 
 
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 Jos Telfoi 
 
 Thos Abl 
 
 P F de I« 
 
 Robt B«8 
 
 J WA¥ 
 
 R B War 
 
 D Kinsle; 
 
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 E H Finn 
 
 Jas Clyde 
 
 R SMurr 
 
 Edw Bare 
 
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 £W Blea 
 
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 Sir Chat 
 Chief of Hi 
 Haig, Esq. 
 
 HUSSA 
 Captain ; I 
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 WLDaw< 
 
 MD Surg< 
 Alex Sand« 
 Pfttrie, Vxn 
 
 TJfNE, : 
 
 Smyth Griff 
 
 "Marines; E 
 
 Asst Surg ; 
 
 COLUM 
 derson and 
 ziel, Surgeo 
 
 ROSE, II 
 Thos Phillif 
 Edm. B Rq 
 
 CHAMP 
 John S Fore 
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 ajws 
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 itains 
 lime, m'.- 
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 Waller 
 11 
 
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 9nn«dy.< 
 
 Lieuts 
 L F Jones 
 Wm Kidman 
 £ Sutherland, 
 ARobertson, d p 
 P S Nugent 
 A McKenzie 
 Jos Telford 
 Thos Abbot 
 P F de Meuron 
 Robt Bash 
 J W A Wrag 
 R B Warden 
 D Kinsley 
 
 Ensigns 
 E H Finney 
 Jas Clyde 
 R S Murray 
 Edw Barclay 
 B Hathaway 
 
 Oeo Anderson 
 PmrB fikott capt 
 AdjEStitherland 
 Qm J Murchison 
 Surg J Shorland 
 As sg A McAn- 
 
 drew 
 „ A Vr Murray 
 Facings yellow ; 
 
 liace silver. 
 
 Faciags blue— [Blae— facings 
 
 Lace silver. 
 Ags.Greenwood 
 & Co. 
 
 agents 
 Greenwood &iCo 
 
 RoyaL^tiiUery. 
 
 "Waterloo" 
 LtCol ABredin 
 
 Major 
 GCobbe 
 
 Captains 
 H W Gordon 
 
 2d captains 
 P D Stiewart, 
 T Grantham 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 H Slade, q. m. 
 B O'N. Lystier 
 J Griffith, adjt 
 Js Turner | 
 
 SurgWKebby | 
 
 red; laee gokl, 
 Piiy.Greenwood, 
 Cox & CO 
 
 Royal Engi- 
 neers. 
 Col. G Nicolls 
 2d Cirpu ' 
 G<io West 
 Chas Rivers 
 1st Lieuts 
 CMacKenzie 
 S H WfentwoHi 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 
 WHFoKl 
 
 St Geo L Lyster 
 
 Scarlet-xfacings 
 
 biue reLtret — 
 
 lace, gold. 
 
 Royal Staff 
 Corps. 
 "Egypt" 
 « Peninsula*' 
 "Waterloo" 
 captain 
 E W Bieacowe JHenry Piers 
 
 This mark (*) prefixed to the names of Officers denote their having 
 been At Waterloo. The words subscribed to tiie tides of Regiments 
 as " Peninsula," " Waterloo," &c. denote ^e honorary distinctions 
 permitted to be borne on their colours and appointments,in commemo- 
 ation of their services. 
 
 OFFICERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S SHIPS. 
 
 Sir Charles Ogle, Bart. Rear Admiral of the Red, Commander in 
 Chief of Hia Majesty's Vessels in BritishNortb America. — r~-Richard 
 Haig, Esq. Secretary. 
 
 HUSSAR, 46. Sir C. Ogle, Bt. Bear Admiral ; Edward Boxer, 
 Captain ; PhHip Gostling, Commander; Geo Brown, Andrew Smith, 
 RobtG Welch and Wm Barwell, F L. Lieutenants ; Wm Haig, and 
 W L Dawes, 1st Lts. Marines; John Jones, Master; W Donnelly, 
 MD Surgeon ; Andrew Morrison, Sup. Sur.; Thos Johnston, asst; 
 Alex Sanderson, Sup. Asst ; RevdHugh Jones, Chaplain; Arch. 
 Pfttrie, Pirser. 
 
 TkNE, 28. Sir Richard Grant, Knt. Captain; Wm Gordon, 
 Smyth Griffith and Wm H HCarew, Lieuts; Robert Leonard, 1st; Lt 
 iVfarines; EdwardRose,Master; JnO Gooch,Surgeon; JohnM Brown, 
 Asst Surg ; David Clow, Purser. 
 
 COLUMBINE, 18. John Townshend.Commander; W H Hen- 
 derson and Edmund Wilson, Lts. ; Isaac Mowle, master; W A Dal- 
 ziel, Surgeon ; Alex Lyon, Asst.; Robert Wilson, Purser. 
 
 ROSE, 18. £aton Travers, Commander ; Arthur Wakefield and 
 Thos Phillips, Lts. ; J R Pittock, Master; JnOjl^! R«*^» Surgeon ; 
 Edm. B Rowiy, Asst; George Starr, Purser. " 
 
 CHAMPIO^, 18. George Scott, Commander; Henley Smith and 
 John S Foreman, Lts.; Lachlan Gillies, Master; Wmllytheroe, sur- 
 geon ; Tuos Brenan, Asst.; Henry Ennis, Purser. 
 
 MANLY, 12. Henry W Bishop, Lt. Com.; Edw F. Chafltfa» 
 Master; Jas Macallister, Asiit. Burg. 
 
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 -^''*- MILITM OF JVOrA-SCOTTJ. * , 
 
 Hi« Excellency, Lieut General Sir PEREGRINE MAITLANP, 
 
 K C B. Commander in Chief. 
 Li?utenant Colonels, Hon T N Jeffery and Sir Rupert D George, Bt, 
 
 Aides de Camp to the Commander in Cliief. 
 Lieut. Colonels Wm G Cochran and R R Loring, Inspecting Field 
 
 Officers. Lt Col AV S Forbes,BrigadeMaj.to theWestern Dis. 
 AdjGeneral, Lieut CoJ. John McColla. Qr Master General, Major 
 ■E^ly£^fd, Wallace. Judge Advocate Gen. Hon S B Rol^^e. , , 
 
 'H p'r,d}\ Artillery. . "' ' ' .'■."rV. '^ 
 
 Ist Volunteer Cowipanv^— Lt Col Richard Tremain. Captain, Rich 
 Scott. Ist LieutSi Jam< Cogswell and Joshua Lee.. 2d Lieutenaiit 
 Richard Treir'ain jr.. 
 
 2d Volunteer Compan} -^Captain, James Tremain. Ist Lieut, 
 Wm Foster. 2d Lieut. Alex Farquharson. Surgeon, Matthia -Hoffman 
 
 Ut HalifaxRe 
 giment. 
 
 Lieut Col. 
 G N Rusii«ell 
 Majors. 
 John Dempster 
 A Richardson, 
 
 s Captains. 
 Jas McNab 
 WmPryor,jr 
 John Slayter adj 
 Jas Black, 
 Jas G Bdggs 
 Thos Lydiftrd * 
 Chas DeWdlfe 
 Thos Adams 
 LawO'C.Do^le 
 8 Binney 
 
 1st Lieut'i^ 
 J H Noonai^ 
 AWFlieger 
 A B Richardson 
 F Stevens 
 Robt Romans , 
 Saml Lydiard 
 Thos Kinnear 
 E DeWolfe 
 John Robertson 
 AdjJ Slayter.cpt 
 Qr mr G T Fillis 
 Surg A Wallace 
 AstdoWGrigdr 
 Blue— facings red 
 ^■^lace gold. 
 
 24 Hqfifax Re- 
 foment, 
 Lieut Col. 
 
 majors 
 Chas J Hill 
 W M. Deblois 
 
 Captains 
 J A Barry, adj 
 G B Creighton 
 A G Fraser 
 MTobin,jr 
 Thos Tobin 
 M Tbbin, 2d 
 J H Clark 
 John E Starr 
 JSClirke 
 
 ' IstLieuts. 
 HPfyor 
 .H Migpowitz 
 A MDellaTbrre 
 adj: J A Barry, 
 captain, 
 
 Qrmr. J Dupuy 
 Surg WBAlmon 
 
 MD 
 Blue—facings red 
 *^lace goW. 
 
 3d Halifax Re- 
 f^ment. 
 Lieut Col 
 J Le^nder Starr. 
 
 majors 
 JohnJS Fairbanks 
 H A Gladwin 
 Edw Cunard 
 Captains. 
 
 Ji ir Mott 
 
 S W Albro 
 GeoHawbok, 
 A Taylor 
 P Ogilvie 
 Thos R Gm 
 
 A Dunbrack 
 
 Edw H Low 
 
 Jas Allen ' |H«w. Blades 
 
 J M Chamberlain I PiurE Duckett,jr 
 
 I J T Bishop 
 I J E Miller 
 
 EG WGreen- 
 j wood, adj 
 Daniel Starr 
 Jno Watson 
 W J Starr 
 G R Grassie 
 1st Lieiits 
 W Hall 
 GGlawsOn 
 C Marks 
 S Breedin 
 John Harvi« 
 Wm Albro 
 R D Clark*^ 
 John Leslie 
 W Anderson 
 J Brown 
 A Kent , 
 R A Logan 
 G i* VanBuskirk 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 J Kennedy 
 W Guild 
 John Linsie 
 Alex Taylor 
 E Duckett jr,pm 
 J Y Patrick 
 TKenney . * 
 S G Morse 
 H Leslie 
 J H DeWolf 
 ChM Gladwin 
 J A.Morea 
 Jno Gammon 
 artin 
 
 2dlieut 
 JAdjEGWGreen- 
 I wood, ctipt 
 QMrCHBelcher 
 Surg.SHe8d,MD 
 As. do. CHead 
 
 Regimentals, 
 green. Facingg, 
 red. Lace gold 
 
 iikUalxfaxRe' 
 
 . giment. 
 Lt Col J Albro 
 majorWA Black 
 
 Captains 
 E' Pryor, 3d adjt 
 F Dauphiney 
 John Parker 
 Wm M AllaK 
 Thos Pyke 
 D Fletcher 
 Jas Hearn 
 Peter Power 
 W Donaldson 
 Azor Stevens 
 H Ycomans, jr 
 
 1st Li^Mts 
 A Scott 
 AHHolhind' 
 lAKieth 
 NepeaQ Clariie 
 P J Holland 
 W B Hamilton 
 Benj E Black 
 
 2dl 
 
 Chas Gre 
 Ale^i: Mc 
 Jno Mart 
 J Buchani 
 Pat Puree 
 ERyan 
 James Sau 
 B C Breh 
 Angus Fr, 
 C Hamiitc 
 G Dauphi 
 W Dowlii 
 adj EPry( 
 QrmrTt 
 
 man 
 Surg J Sti; 
 Blue,facin 
 
 Lace go 
 
 Colchestei 
 glmeni 
 
 IstBAl 
 Lt Col. Jas 
 Majori 
 A L Archil 
 Jas D Blair 
 Captaii: 
 Xas Phillips 
 Wm Ruthc 
 Jos Fulton 
 John Gramm 
 JanYuill 
 WC Eaton ^ 
 Geo Corbet 
 Wm Blair, 
 1st Lieu 
 Wm Phillir 
 Jas Rutherf 
 Jas Dunlap 
 John Watso 
 S Archibald 
 Wm Logan 
 Andw Yuill 
 F Parker 
 Alex Kent 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 Jno Fisher 
 T Putnam 
 Wm McCu 
 A King 
 JohnGammi 
 Robt Kent 
 Jas PoUoelt 
 Adj W C Ei 
 
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 ilifax Re- 
 
 ivient. 
 
 I J Albro 
 
 l¥A Black 
 
 aptains 
 
 or, 3d adjt 
 
 phiney 
 
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 Hamilton 
 
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 2d Lieuts 
 Chas Grey 
 AIe;i: McDonald 
 Jno Martin ^ 
 J Buchannan 
 Pat Purceil 
 ERyan , 
 James Saul 
 B C Brehm 
 Angus Fraser 
 C Hamilton 
 G Dau phiney 
 W Dowling 
 adj E Pryofjcapt 
 Qr mr T Hoster- 
 
 man 
 Surg J Stirling 
 Blue.facings red. 
 
 Lace gold. 
 
 Colchester Re' 
 
 1st B ATT. 
 Lt Col. Jas Kerit 
 
 Majors 
 A L Archibald 
 Jas D Blair 
 
 Captains 
 Jas Phillips 
 Wm Rutherford 
 Jos Fulton 
 John Gramniill 
 JasYuill 
 WC Eaton, adj 
 Geo Corbet 
 Wm Blair, 3d 
 1st Lieuts 
 Wm Phillips 
 Jas Rutherford 
 Jas Dunlap 
 John Watson 
 S Archibaia,8d 
 Wm Logan 
 Andw Yuill 
 F Parker 
 Alex Kent 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 Jno Fisher 
 T Putnam 
 Wm McCuUey 
 A King 
 
 JohnGammin, 2d 
 Robt Kent 
 Jas PoUoeIc 
 Adj W C Eaton, 
 
 2d B ATT. 
 LtCol RDickson 
 
 majors 
 Thos J Brown 
 A Campbell 
 Captains 
 Jas Dickson 
 J Flemming 
 J Wier 
 John Crow 
 RMcLfeUand 
 R Spencer 
 A Thompson 
 E D Dicktion, adj 
 Robt B Dickson 
 Jas D Baird 
 Alex Vance 
 
 1 St Lieuts 
 Rufus McNutt 
 D Dower 
 Wm Baxter 
 AlexConkey 
 Robt Flemming 
 Thos Corbett 
 J Urquhart 
 H Munro 
 Jno McGrath 
 Wm Vance • 
 Jac. Marsh 
 Geo Roes 
 J Archibald 
 Jas Wilson 
 
 2dLieut 
 DVCVow 
 Alex Blair 
 Sam Wangh 
 WH Wilson 
 M Waugh 
 P^dw Langeal ' 
 D H Crow 
 Robt Spender 
 Chas D M'Curdy 
 Jno McKay 
 J W'L Dickson 
 Rob I Corbet 
 Jas M Spencer 
 Wm Fletcher 
 Robt Murray 
 D M'Laugian 
 Pat Marsh ■ 
 Adj. Eli9h.DeW 
 Dickson, capt 
 Q mr. W Catttn 
 Surg EdwCarfitt 
 
 Pictou Regi 
 merits. 
 Ist BATT. 
 Lt ColGeoSmith 
 
 , major 
 Robt McKoy 
 
 Captains 
 John Douglas 
 Geo McDonald 
 R Patterfeon 
 John Patterson 
 Wm Corbett 
 John Gordon 
 Wm Mortimer 
 D Cameron 
 Geo Campbell 
 Anthony Smith 
 
 Ist Lieuts 
 WRankine.art'y 
 Mat Langill 
 J Mathewson 
 David Davison 
 Saml Archibald 
 Jas Perang 
 Jas Dawson 
 Wm Clark 
 Don Fraser 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 /\lex Scott 
 Thos M'Cabe 
 David Ross 
 Jas McGill 
 R McDonaJd 
 Mat Patterson 
 JaffCrichton 
 C Patterson 
 Jas Robson 
 H Douglas 
 Wm Campbell, jr 
 Wm Mattheson 
 A McKenzie 
 F McDonald 
 Jno Graham 
 Jno Campbell 
 Geo Grant 
 Jas Primrose 
 Wm Murdoch 
 adj Geo M« Don- 
 ald, capt 
 Qmr. HHutton 
 
 G Johnstone 
 
 55 
 
 I majors!'- 
 I D Murray ' 
 
 [John oiding v;; 
 
 Captains 
 A Chisholm 
 Rod'kMcKay 
 D McDonald 
 John Finlayson 
 A McDonald 
 John Smith 
 D Mc Lehnan 
 T McPherson 
 Thos Munro 
 Simon McKay 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 Simon Fraser 
 Robt Walker 
 Alex Fraser 
 Wm Fraser , 
 D McDonald 
 Jas W Corbett 
 Don McDonald 
 Wm Chisholm 
 Don Robinson 
 Dop Munro 
 Hugh Fraser 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 Jacob Oiding 
 Alex Grant 
 Don Sutherland 
 John Fraser 
 Thos Copeland 
 Jas Fraser 
 Peter Rose 
 Paul Forster 
 Don McDougald 
 Wm Fraser 
 A(y J Holmes, 
 Q mr. A Fraser 
 Sg D Fin lay son 
 
 2d BATT. 
 Lt Col 
 J Carnuehael 
 
 County ofSyd- 
 luyRe^iments. 
 
 ist BATT. 
 Lt colJnoMunro 
 
 major 
 RN Henry, 
 Captains. 
 D McQueen 
 Don McNeil! 
 J GPeabodyi 
 W H Irish 
 iD Cunningham 
 |J6ii Symonds ^ 
 |R Murray 
 
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 56 • 
 
 D McDonald 
 Jos Jervise 
 Alex McDonald, 
 Saxnl Symonds 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 Xiuke JerviHe 
 Allan McDonald 
 Alex McDonald 
 Don Chisholm 
 J McMillan 
 Jas Randall 
 Ang McDonald 
 ^ McDonald 
 Wm Hierlihy 
 A M Cbisholm 
 A D Harrington 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 J W Forrestall, 
 H McLennan j 
 Jas Taylor I 
 
 S McDonald 
 A Kennedy 
 D Dorley 
 Ang Mc|)onald 
 Aug Ogden 
 Aiex McDonald 
 James Wilkie 
 J J Marshall 
 Adi J McDonald 
 Sg A Mc Donald 
 
 2d BATT. 
 LtColRM Cutler 
 
 major 
 Isaac Wylde 
 Captains 
 A Atwater 
 Jas Lyle 
 V Archibald 
 J K McKeen 
 Chris Ehler 
 Sam McKeen 
 D Atwater 
 W O Heffernan 
 Jno Foster 
 John Grant 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 Thos Peart 
 £dw Morris 
 Wm Shopel 
 Alex Martin 
 Jno G Peart 
 JnoHudscm > 
 jMTory,jr 
 Jot Maxwdl 
 M Taylor 
 
 ^.cw.....^.^^ 
 
 farmkr'a 
 
 Wm Bedford 
 Wm Sandon 
 JasKeag 
 W Atwater 
 Spin. Whitman 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 D Martin, 
 J Jamieson, jr 
 John Mitchell 
 J Mcintosh 
 A McPherson 
 Jno Stewart 
 Jno Newton, jr 
 Wm Hart 
 Jno Jost 
 Adj Robt Boles 
 Qr mr Jno Jost 
 Sg W Cantr ill 
 
 Cumberland 
 Refi^iment. 
 
 - Lt Col 
 Thos Boach 
 major 
 And Forshiiier 
 
 Captains 
 Wm Chapman 
 T Chapman, adj 
 Geo King 
 Henry Purdy 
 K McG Dickey 
 H Purdy 2d 
 Dan King 
 Jas Roberts 
 Jos Black 
 Thos Xtogan 
 
 1st lieuts 
 Jo^h Hunter 
 Gains Lewis 
 G Lawrence 
 Saml Purdy 
 R Coromo 
 W M*Nab 
 B Chapman 
 Jos Morse 
 Brown Pipes 
 Anth Taylor 
 R Barker 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 B Stevens 
 Joshua^ Bebu 
 Amos Baton 
 Jos Oxley 
 J/M)Dcmea 
 ThtChapman, 2d 
 E^ra Bent 
 
 ALMANAPC. 
 
 Jas Cotes 
 Tim Weathcrby 
 J G Purdy 
 Dan Pugsley 
 
 Seamans 
 
 Adj T Chapman 
 
 capt 
 Sui^ E Purdy 
 
 County Hants 
 Bfigimenis. 
 . Ist BATT. 
 
 Lt. Col. 
 W H Shey 
 
 major 
 T Cocluran 
 N Jenkins 
 
 Captains. 
 WmS Church 
 John Manning 
 Jas Smith 
 Anthy Shaw 
 John Elder 
 E Sandford 
 Danl Lockhart 
 Danl Wier 
 J Songster, a4j 
 B McHaffey 
 F Parker 
 
 lt& Lieuts. 
 J M Smith 
 M Wright 
 D Motfher 
 Elias Payzant 
 Jacob Anthony 
 I Il^mock 
 JnoCochran 
 C Curren 
 T McLatchy 
 H McHaffey 
 S C Palmer 
 H Goudge 
 
 2d Lieutfi 
 F Cochran 
 Jos Northrup 
 G Brightman 
 Jas Sterling 
 A Harvie 
 Geo Hunter 
 P Walker 
 Thos AUine 
 £ Carver 
 Acy J Songster 
 QmTO'Brieii 
 0gJot WUe 
 
 major 
 Benj Smith 
 
 Captains. 
 J McLehlan - 
 Thos Ellis • 
 Wm O'Brien 
 
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 C Putnam 
 Alex McPhee 
 
 IstLieutH.' 
 J Woodworth 
 J Densmore 
 John Grant 
 John Sterling 
 Thos Walk . e 
 Edw Murf,^.j 
 Alex Fergusoai 
 
 2d IJeuts. 
 Don Grant 
 Jno Densmore 
 Sam Meek 
 JWi ow 
 John .V ,|jace 
 D Ettengen 
 John McPhee 
 Arch Cox 
 Jas Renly 
 Evan McPhee 
 Thos Knowles 
 Adj B Smith 
 Q mr M Casey 
 SgFCPike 
 
 2dBA 
 
 TV. 
 
 King's County 
 
 Rtgiments. 
 
 Isi BATT. 
 
 LtCol 
 
 Henry Giancr 
 m&jors 
 
 WCMooie 
 
 JnoWells 
 Captains 
 
 D Cogswell 
 
 Jno Morton 
 
 J E Crane 
 
 A Beckwitb, adj 
 
 TBarnaby 
 
 Jon a Crane 
 
 J H Gisner 
 
 N Woodworth 
 
 J Newcomb 
 
 LVBuskirk 
 
 J H Chipmaa . 
 Ist Lieuts. 
 
 E M ferry 
 J T Allisor 
 John Belchf 
 Elias Calkh 
 W C Camp 
 O Cogswel 
 Judah Well 
 J C Magee 
 Wm Pearc< 
 R WAM< 
 D Burbidge 
 Wm Ritchi 
 Saml Sharpi 
 John Preset 
 J H Allisoi 
 Jer Tupper 
 £ Bufbidge 
 2d Lieuts 
 T B Gampb* 
 Wm Starr 
 Thos Welto 
 BP :i«ldsoi 
 Han Gisner 
 J F Hotchini 
 Rich Starr 
 Wm Miller, 
 Dan Hiintle^ 
 Wm Beckw 
 Saml Xjowdt 
 Dan C Moo 
 Adj A Beck 
 QmGLockvi 
 SgWBaxtei 
 
 2d B ATI 
 
 LtColSDenn 
 major ,J N C 
 
 Captains 
 Chas Brown 
 Jon Graham 
 Eben Bishoi: 
 Enoch Forsjf 
 J Fuller 
 E Forsyth 
 J Johnston 
 D Rathburm 
 
 1st Lieuti 
 C Randall 
 Elijah Fowl( 
 S Ayiery, jui 
 C H Rand 
 P ^f peojan 
 
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 QX 
 
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 Smith 
 
 '. Casey 
 
 Pike 
 
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 menU, 
 
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 ors 
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 E M "ferry 
 J T AUiBon 
 John Belcher 
 Elias Calkin 
 W C Campbell 
 O Cogswell 
 Judah Wells 
 J C Magee 
 Wm Pcarce 
 R WAMoore 
 D Burbidge 
 Wm Kitchie 
 Saml Sharpe 
 John PreiJcott 
 J H Allison 
 Jer Tupper 
 £ Buf-bidge 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 T B Campbell 
 Wm Starr 
 Tho9 Welton 
 BP'jtaldson 
 Hsn Gisner 
 J F Hatchinson 
 Rich Starr 
 Wm Miller, jr 
 Dan Huntley 
 Wm Beckwith 
 Saml JLowden 
 Dan C Moore 
 Adj A Beckwith 
 Qm Glxickwood 
 SgWBaxter 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 S Parminter 
 O Hamilton 
 Jag Bragg 
 Geo Terry 
 A Bishop 
 Jo ''' Id well 
 Dan S Dennison 
 Jas Woodman 
 Eliphilet Fuller 
 Adj J MTerry 
 Q mr J D Harris 
 Sg W Webster 
 
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 Parrsborough 
 Corps. 
 major 
 Ja8 Ratchford jr 
 
 Captains. 
 Jesse Lewis 
 Oman Lewis 
 A Thompson 
 Alex FuUerton 
 W E Crane 
 
 RobtSpurr 
 E XVhitman 
 S Thome 
 A Troop 
 
 1st Lieuts. 
 S McCormack 
 Wm Saunders 
 Jacob Bogart 
 Wm Harris 
 S Parker 
 S Chipman 
 A Fowler 
 Edw Hinkle 
 Isaac Ditmars 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 Jon Woodberry 
 H Gisner 
 J H Ditmars 
 W^ton Hall 
 Geo Barteux 
 Jas LeC&in 
 Jno Hicks, 2d 
 Jno Kennedy 
 
 Jas Hall ■ ■ - 
 Jno Shaffiaer 
 HMcG«e 
 Hea Dunn 
 Saml Langley 
 Jno Banks 
 AdjR Stone,cap 
 Q mr Jno Ross 
 Sg J y Buskirk 
 
 «-n« i. Constant Morse 
 
 CERatchford,idj| ^dj Geo Rbbert- 
 Ist Lieuts, 
 
 B Fullerton 
 Eben Kerr 
 W Spratt 
 Wm Marsh, 
 Robt Dewis 
 2d Lieuts. 
 Edw Morrison 
 John Petis 
 Thos P Crane 
 Jno Starr Dewolf 
 
 2d'BATT i'' ^'™o'«F. q m 
 
 major ,J N Crane 
 
 Captains 
 Chas Brown 
 Jon Graham 
 Eben Bishop 
 Enoch Forsyth 
 J Fuller 
 E Forsyth 
 J Johnston 
 D Rathburne 
 
 1st Lieuts. 
 C Randall 
 Elijah Fowler 
 S Ayiery, jun 
 C H Rai^d 
 P ^|3«ojamia 
 
 ' capt 
 QmrJFulmorejr 
 Sg A Gisner 
 
 EasL^nnapolis 
 Counh/Reffis. 
 
 ist eIatt. 
 
 LtCoLT Ritchie 
 
 Captains. 
 Timothy Ruggles 
 EThorne 
 Wm Davis 
 G Robinson 
 J Robertsoa 
 6 Cowling 
 
 son, capt 
 Q mr JasGray 
 Sg Edm Phelan 
 
 2<lBAffr 
 Lt. Col. 
 B R Beardsley 
 
 major 
 Eze'l Cleaveland 
 
 Captains. " 
 Robt Stone, adj 
 Jas Lynom 
 E Phinney 
 Arch Hicks 
 C Shafner 
 H Parker 
 Foster Bolsor 
 J Armstrong 
 
 1st Lieuts. 
 Jno Feritzs 
 Jno Hodge 
 Jas Gates 
 Geo Fitch 
 C Banks 
 Zeb Phinney 
 Wm Banks 
 S Leonard 
 
 2d Lieuts* 
 C Marshall 
 Jno Smith. 
 
 WestAnnapolU 
 
 Co*yRegt8. 
 
 Ist BATT. 
 
 LtCol 
 
 W; F Bonnell 
 
 major,WmMuir 
 
 Captains 
 R TurnbuU 
 J Timpany 
 T H Ruggles 
 D Rutherford 
 Edw Morgan 
 J £ Morton, adj 
 B McConnea 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 Chas Tucker 
 Chas Budd 
 Hen Stewart 
 Chas C Moody 
 Israel L Bent 
 JnoWard 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 M R Hutchinson 
 Jon esM*rehou9« 
 WG Taylor 
 Aipheus Jones 
 Adj J E Morton 
 QmrW Taylor 
 
 2d BAtIt 
 Lt Col SDoucett 
 
 major 
 Saml Campbell 
 
 Captains 
 HBarr 
 Saml White 
 Jos Terrio 
 F A Robichau 
 J Porter 
 JnoHoIden 
 
 1 St Lieuts^ 
 Jos White 
 Jos Commo 
 Geo Taylor 
 J Parrey 
 
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 B Robichau 
 J Terrio 
 Fras Boarnuf 
 2d Lieuts 
 Benj White 
 Caprean Martin 
 S^. Robichau 
 Ciriac Bdivo 
 Ben on re White 
 Adj H Barrr, 
 Q mr H Barr, jr 
 
 Shetburne Re- 
 f^iments. 
 
 .1st BATT. 
 LtColJBBuskirk 
 
 Captains 
 I G Etjstow, adj 
 Benj Perry 
 Wm Holilen 
 Jas Barclay 
 P Spearwater 
 jpW White 
 1st Lieuts 
 Sanil Lock 
 C Campbell, jr 
 Wm McMillan 
 Thos Johnston 
 Jas Bingay 
 Jn6 King 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 Rich King 
 D M'atthev-o 
 Wm McAIpine 
 tT^^ Griffin 
 Gelt) Boo'e 
 W Muir 
 Adj I GEnslow, 
 
 capt 
 QnirJTottin 
 
 John WiUiams 
 D Bodreau 
 J Hatfield 
 S D'Entremont 
 P D'Entremont 
 C Porter 
 Sil Porter 
 M Jeffory 
 Jno Rider 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 C Blanvclt 
 G V Buskirk 
 W L:<rkin 
 J-B Bodreau 
 JosJ Porter 
 •H Nickerson 
 Chas McLarrin 
 M D'Ent^emonv 
 Adj D V Norden 
 
 capt 
 Q mr Jas Lent 
 
 |Jo3 Stonemaa |N Mcintosh 
 jEdw Huestis (Jno Fraser 
 
 Ad GBingay,cap S P "Freeman 
 
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 SgHGJ^irish_ 
 
 4th BATT. 
 
 2d BATT. 
 
 LtCol 
 Abram Lent 
 
 Major 
 J McKinnon 
 Captains 
 DVNorden.adjt 
 Jas Hatfield 
 W Whitehouse 
 J J D'Entremont 
 J Sfervan 
 M Amfiro 
 D Bodreau 
 TheoK Frost 
 Ist Lieuts 
 
 assmiiismtsi^ssasm 
 
 3d BATT. 
 LtCoUnoBiagay 
 
 Major 
 G BY Norden 
 
 Captains 
 Geo Bingay, adj 
 Jas Dane 
 D Pattm 
 Israel Kelly 
 Benj Lewis 
 John Cbok 
 M Killum 
 A Huntingdon 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 Jas Allen 
 Thos Tooker 
 M Shaw 
 Jos Shaw 
 G Bond 
 J Pattin 
 Z Churchill 
 R Robins 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 C Lewis 
 DQowen 
 J Hilton 
 A Raymond 
 J Cann 
 J Crosby 
 H Huntingdon 
 Stayley Brown 
 H Chipm&D 
 
 Lt Col 
 W B Sargeant 
 Captains 
 J P Doane 
 Jas Smith 
 J Sargeant, adj 
 J Osborne 
 K -Reynolds 
 
 1st Lieuts 
 S Kenney 
 Jethro Covfll 
 E Knowles, 
 Josh Atwood 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 Thos Coffin 
 Jas Kenney 
 J C Crowell 
 Adj J Sargeant, 
 QrarSD Doane 
 
 2d Lieuts. 
 John Cobb 
 Jos Ford ^ ... 
 Geo Freeijoin 
 Jno McD'^nald 
 AMcDonalcJ 
 Jno H Freeman 
 Jas A Taylor 
 Jno Kempton 
 Robt R6berts ". 
 Adj W Freeman , 
 
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 Sg A Webster 
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 LtCoI 
 Jos Freemaii 
 
 majors 
 JRDewoIf 
 J Whitman 
 
 Captains 
 J Roberts 
 Jon Dewolf 
 WmB Taylor 
 
 John Campbell iPArrenberg 
 W Freeman, adj P W James 
 Jas Morton FOxner 
 
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 Garret Miller 
 Wm liudblf 
 . Captains. 
 M Morash 
 Jno Zwicker, 
 C Oxner 
 Jno Anderifoa 
 H Kanlback 
 |C J Rcdplf 
 
 
 Mat Parks 
 
 1st Lieiits 
 F Tupper 
 T Freeman . 
 N Freeman 
 Wm Irwin 
 J L Darrow 
 John McViker 
 Sam Freeman 
 Thos P Calkin 
 Wm McGiil 
 Z Freeman 
 S Freeman 
 Stephen Mack 
 Geo Pearson 
 
 'Jos Fait 
 Casper Firiner 
 Ist IJeuta 
 Geo Anderson 
 Mich Rudolf 
 Geo Creighton 
 FrasRudolf 
 Wm Drew 
 Chas Born 
 M Ernst 
 Nich 0\ner 
 Thos Boehner 
 
 2d Lieutp 
 Jno Harle\ . 
 Philip Miilda 
 
 Jos Rudolf 
 John Hebb 
 Geo Fancy 
 John Ernst 
 Fras Boehiier 
 Jno Frederick 
 Garret Miller 
 Jos Miller 
 Chati J Rudpl 
 AdjGT Solom 
 Qmr D SGn 
 Sg G Jacobs 
 
 2d BATT. 
 Lt. Col. 
 Jno Heckman 
 
 Majors. 
 John Evans 
 J Creighton 
 Jas S Thomsoi 
 
 Captains. 
 Geo Burgoyne 
 Hen Ernst, adj 
 G Ernst 
 John Hiltz 
 Jas Walker 
 P Strum 
 Jno Hunt 
 Geo Langille 
 Thos Zwicker 
 Alex Johnston 
 Jno G Thornsc 
 
 1 St Lieuts 
 Jno Zwicker 
 Geo Ernst 
 Geo Zwicker ' 
 Robt Mooney 
 G Metzler 
 Jno B Cummin 
 Jno Crandle 
 L Hurtle 
 Jos Gates 
 Cha<j Evans 
 John Nans 
 Jos Thomson 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 A Zwicker 
 Jos Dimmock 
 Wm Light . 
 F Hiltz 
 A Lantz 
 Jos Lordley 
 LDGildert 
 Edw Zwicker 
 M Publicover 
 
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 Jos Rudolf 
 John Hebb 
 Geo Fancy- 
 John Ernst 
 Fras Boehher 
 Jno Frederick J 
 Garret MillcT' i 
 Jos Miller ' 
 
 Chati J Rudolf, 
 AdjGT Solomon 
 Qmr D S Grant 
 Sg G Jacobs 
 
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 M Doyle 
 T E Chandlcr,ad 
 Peter de Carteret 
 John Ferrier 
 
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 2d B ATT. 
 Lt. Col. 
 Jno Heckman 
 
 Majors. 
 John Eva;i9 
 J Creighton 
 Ja» S Thomson 
 
 Captains. 
 Geo Burgoyne 
 Hen Ernst, adj 
 G Ernst 
 John Hiltz 
 Jas Walker 
 P Strum 
 Jno Hunt 
 Geo Langille 
 Thos Zwicker 
 Alex Johnston 
 Jno G Thomson 
 
 1 St Lieuts 
 Jno Zwicker 
 Geo Ernst 
 Geo Zwicker' 
 Eobt Mooney 
 G Metzler 
 Jno B Cummins 
 Jno Crandle 
 L Hurtle 
 Jos Gates 
 Chad Evans 
 John Nans 
 Jos Thomson 
 
 2d Lieuts 
 A Zwicker 
 Jos Dimmock 
 Wm 
 F Hiltz 
 A Lantz 
 Jos Lordley 
 LDGildert 
 Edw Zwicker 
 
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 ' Captains 
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 pen W Crawley 
 Wm Gammell 
 Sam Rigby, adj 
 Rich Brown 
 C !\?c Alpine 
 Wm R Ball * 
 ChasM.Dodd 
 Edm M Dodd 
 C Barrington 
 Jno Scott 
 John Ferris 
 Lieuts 
 John Bagnall 
 Francis Dixon 
 Luke H«ll 
 Lewis Brown 
 Geo Rigby 
 Josh Weeks 
 Wm Gammell 
 Chas Du mar esq 
 Arnold Holmes 
 Jno Hill 
 Jno Martell 
 Peter Moore 
 Syd Barrington 
 Jno Marshall 
 Dun Currie 
 Alex Campbell 
 Thos Pembroke 
 Neill McNeill 
 D McDonald 
 Wm Cook 
 
 Wm Creighton 
 ThosLeNoir 
 
 Lieuts 
 John R Smith 
 Desire Boudroit 
 Jno Balleine 
 A Brymer 
 J F Wilson 
 F Boudroit 
 P LeGeyt 
 Jos Wilson 
 B G G Potts 
 Victor Terriot,jr 
 Isaac Paon 
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 Benj Terriot 
 Chas Wood 
 ChasTerriot I 
 
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 H McDonald 
 T McDonald 
 Jno McDonald 
 A Chisholm 
 A McDonald 
 D Grouchy . 
 Jas MpDonald 
 Jas Hawley 
 Alex Benton 
 Jas Doyle 
 A McDonald 
 Dun Campbell 
 Don Cam|)bell 
 D Cameron 
 V Mclntvre 
 Hugfh McKay 
 Jno McKay 
 Adj J L Tre- 
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 Jon Jones 
 G McKay 
 WmDufiFus 
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 Q mr Jno Walsh i \\er.\iB 
 
 Sg And. Madde„'J McNeill 
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 I Alex McKinnoa 
 I A Munro 
 Wm Jones 
 KennethxM'Leod 
 R Buckmaster 
 
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 Nath Clough 
 Jr.o Campbell 
 1 A lex McDonald 
 
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 J Brown, adj 
 I Jno McNeill 
 Samuel Peters 
 Jno Blake 
 Dan Logan 
 Jno Fraser 
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 Robt Sutherlanj 
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